Timetable Sought on Reapportioning Munity Hall About 11:16

f, •) , ■ I I ,".9 If '■ > , V MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1964 H a t T w n m Avwaga Daily NetPiMBRoR iiattrfa^Btpr Etr^nfng If^ntllii F w tha WMk EBdad JwM IS. 1804 Manchester Lodge of Masons will meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow About Town at the Masonic Temple. After 13,995 the business meeting, two BO- A im a ir oC Um Audit - ' pvt. nrvd O. Copeland of the vM r pins win be presented by Bonaa a t OIrdiqgtioa rW tod States Army, son o f Mr. Howard Bond, district deputy and Ib v. James L, Copeland, 86 of the grand lodge, and there. SAVINGS rd SURPRISE YOU! Maneheeter A City of Villege Chmrm XMmlnf St., recently completed wiU be an illustrated lecture sight wreeka of military police on the fellowcraft degree. T 0 L . L ] «91ll [.NO. SH tratidng at the Uhited StatM (IDmBBM PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY. JUNE 38, 1964 14) PRICE SEVEN CMNiR Army Training Center, rt The Home League of the Sal Aonlea, Ga. vation Army will meet at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the church wtM A n n K Oiacominl, where buses will be waiting to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amer- transport members to the an laoXHacomlnl. 88 McKinley St, nual picnic at Elizabeth Park, has been named to the dean's West Hartford. The ladies of hat of MarletU (Ohio) O oll^ Bluefleld Dr. planning to at |br the second semester o f the tend are reminded that the bus ]08gA4 academic year. will pick them up at the Com Timetable Sought on Reapportioning munity Hall about 11:16. Membera of the Motherhood **^*'*****^*^^*"^^*"*'*'"***********"* •f Mary Mothers Circle plan Frances Herron Council, Py ___ • * ning to attend "The Sound of thian Sunshine Girls, will meet Springmaid ^ F««l fht smooth toxturo and finish and Music’* at the Oakdale Thea at 6:30 tonight at Memorial Py you'll know why Springmaid shaats arf ^ ter, Wallingford, on Wednesday thian Hall. an reminded to meet at the notad for thoir quality, luxury and rc^ - Judges Dismiss Suit to Ban Mandatory Party Lever home o f Mrs. I^ le Miller, 17 David Gregory Huck, son of fort. Blaachad to a snowy w hitv Barry Rd., at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Huck, 51 Sheets, cases Turnbull Rd., left yesteiday Pvt Wayne A. Lowd of the from Bradley Field by plane for Vqltsd States’ Army, son of Great Lakes Naval Training type 180 pdrcala...fiiw muslin Mrs. Marlon Lowd. 238 Waddell Center, III., for two weeks of Events Panel Denies House Basis gUL, recently completed eight Naval Reserve. He is taking a Birth Control Pills ^nO a of military police train course in classified communica ing at the United States Army tion, and will also train to be 72 X IDS In State Basic Abuse Population, Training Center, F t Gordon, come a Jet pilot. He is a recent Oa. graduate of Manchester High Studied by Vatican School where he was a member Of Fairness Court Rulea Lt Nicholas M. WPietro, of tbe Rifle^ Club and won tro Obscenity Ruling vdwse wife lives at 392 Main phies for expert rifleman. He NEW HAVEN (AP)— gt, recently participated with has been accepted as an enrollee SI i 108 . . . 81 X 108 2 .0 9 VATICAN CITY (AP)fco">®. ■nd therefore not obliga HARTFORD (AP) ...... 2 .7 9 Is Still Awaited —Pope Paul VI said today tofy, the rules given by Pope “While the wisdom of the other members o f the 3rd Ar at Milwaukee (Wls.) School of Pius )OI In this connection.’’ Ckiv, Dempsey said tâjr mored IMvlsion units In a week BM ^ eerlng. that the Roman Catholic mandatory party lever stat that he stands ready to do ng annual training tests at Pius In a 1958 speech said 90 X 108 . . . 3 .1 7 90 X 108 .... 2 .4 9 HARTFORD (AP)—The Church is studying the pills should not be used to pre ute may be questioned, it “everything possible to im WOdflecken, Germany. Members of the executive can hardly be termed fun board o f the CThaminade Musi U.S. Supreme Court appar birth control problem in vent pregnancy. But he added plement the Supreme (ûrt The Manchester WAXES will cal Club will maet tonight at 7 ently does not think the the light of new develop that they could be used to check damentally unfair or unrea decision in the C^mmecticOt Twin bottom 2 .4 9 Twin bottom 1 .8 9 uterine ailments If they were weigh-in from 6 to 7 p.m. to for a poUuck picnic at the home novel "Tropic of Cancer” is ments. But be said church sonably discriminatory.” legislative reapportionment morrow at the Italian Amer- of Mrs. Howard Chase, Hebron obscene, but it remains to bans on contraceptives re prescribed by a doctor without with those words, a panel of IfMti C3ub on Eldridge St. Mem Rd., Bolton. the Intention of preventing preg three federal Judges dismissed a case.” ^ be seen what the Connecti mained valid for the pres nancy. He made this annoimcemoBt bers win leave on a mystery Double bottom . 2 .7 9 Double bottom . 2 .0 9 euit which claimed that Connec- |4de at 7. cut Supreme Court thinks ent. Pope Paul’s references to Ucut’e mandatory party lever or after conferring »vith Secretary Manchester Assembly, Order Pope Plus’ pronouncement, to of State EXIa T. Graaoo. Uia o f Rainbow for Girls, will have 42 X 36 C asas ...... 6 9 a o e h 42 X 36 C asas ...... 4 5 a o e h of it. It seemed clear Uiat he was voting machines was unconsU- new developments In the birth state's chief election official, an initiatory meeting tonight at The nation’s higheat court speaking of contracepUve pills, tutional. aet aside Florida Court bans on although he did not mention control field and his emphasis "Under the federal in s titu and Atty. Gen. Harold M. Mol- 7:30 at the Maaonic Temple. Of vey. distribution of the controversial them specifically. on birth control at this time In tion,’’ said the court, "the states ficers are reminded to wear a general speech made clear He also said he had directed long white gowns. Refreshments Henry Miller novel and another The Roman Catholic ponUff haye been entrusted with broad discussed birth control in a gen that he was speaking of the discretion in formulating an the attorney general to contact LECLERC will be served by the Mother’s book called "Pleasure was My pills. Business.” eral speech on church and world election system. Nothing In the all counsel in the ease immedi Circle after the meeting. ately to request a conference FUNERAL HOME Connecticut’s highest court affairs to a group of cardinals. After reviewing the first year complaint indicates tfiat this with the U.S. District Court to TTie Army-Navy Aiwillary has yet to rule on the convic His words came amid grow* of his pontificate, he said the discretion has been abused, tion of Trumbull Huntington of ing discussion among Roman future was ‘‘full of formidable i "V fe are unable to lee,” the determine its attitude aa to: FUNERAL will sponsor a card party to What must be done. Middletown, who was fined |60 Catholics about the use of con problems and grave events for judges said, "that the slight ex- night at 8 at the clubhouse. And, the time in which tMs for displaying "Tropic of Can tracepUve pills. There have i us.’’ But.♦ heu . said heu - would speak effort required for an Inde SERVICE must be accomplished. Miss Nancy Holt, daughter of cer’’ on the shelves of his been suggestions that they : "only of one of these problems.’' pendent voter to pull a party WALTER N. Hartford book store. might be used to regulate the' “The problem, everyone lever and reject candidates for The Governor said that, when Mr. and Mrs. Harmon G.- Holt Mulvey reports back, he LECLERC The state court indicated two menstrual cycle so the rhythm speaks of It, is that of the so- whom______he does not care to vote win o f Adams St., has been' take "whatever action is ap Director weeks ago It would wait and method could be used with called control of births that of i constitutes such a 'burdensome named to the dean’s list for the propriate to fulfill the District see what happened to the greater precision. The Church i the increase of populations on and unreasonable discrimination 38 Main Street Manchester second semester of the 1963-64 Court’s directive.” Florida case '^ ic h had been rejects contracepUve devices one side, and of family moral-; that the independent voter is academic year At Marietta In response to a newsman’s . Call 649-5869 (Ohio) College, where she Is a Mpealed to the U.S. Supreme but permits the rhythm system. | ity on the other. It la an ex- deprived of the equal protecUon Cfourt. Pope Paul said he hoped the tremely grave problem. It of the laws.” question, the Governor conced French piajor and will enter her ed that "the posaibiNty o f a However, when that decision studies would soon be conclud touches the sources of human! The unanimous decision was Junior year In the fall. special session is with us." was handed down yesterday. It ed. life. It touches the sentiments signed by U.S. Circuit Judge J. "But let us say frankly," he But he emphasised that ba Pvt. John D. Hamill of the said nothing about the book. and the Interests nearest to the Joseph’ Smith and U. S. District said, "that we have not yet suf would be guided by the court’s for tliofo who United States Army son of Mr. It only referred the Florida Judges Robert P. Anderson and courts to a similar decision re ficient reasons to consider over- (Bee Page Three) M. Joseph Blumenfeld. decision on the timetable to aa- and Mrs.. Edward P. Hamill, 46 complish reapportionment. Westminster Rd., recently com garding the showing In Ohio The plaintiffs—Mr. and Mrs. ^ a fVench film called "The William ’Voorhes of West Hert T o o Late Mrs. Graaeo said at the pres pleted an eight-weiek adminis ent time it would be poesiUe to PERSPRE tration course under the Re Lovers." The film the high ford and Rudolph Presuti of An emergency squad policeman uncovers tfie lifeless outstretched hand of redlstrlct the Senate and reap serve Enlistment Program at court ruled, is not obscene. Canton— claimed the mandatory John Dunkins, 55, who died when two buildings being razed collapsed in New H untington deliberately party lever, found only in Con portion the Hoiue and nMet this Ft Jackson, S.C. fall’s election schedules. flouted the ebate’s attorney’s Sweden Foils Plot necticut and Indiana, violated York yesterday on 30th St. between Eighth and Ninth Aves. Two .other men ban on "Tropic of Cancer" In their rights under the 14th survived the collapse. (AP Photofax.) State RepubMcan Chairman A. HEAVILY Searle PInney .ooBed for early Hartford County and was ar amendment to the equgl protee- rested Nov. 1, 1961. meetings wHh the Governor MARTEX tion of the laws. and leglstative leaders to dis After a trial In which the To Kidnap Nikita They also claimed the system cuss legiifattve reapportion- defense oAlled English profes subjects voters to "mental and Case Backs sors and a Pulitaer prise-wln- ment. TOWEL ENSEMBLES psycholofleal’ preosure to mere-' ^ Ruling May Affect Phmey, In a stetement en- Select from a huge collection of nlng poet to tbe wltnees siand, ■ I Huntington waa eonvleted STOCKHOLM, twadask Magmiaaon described a rapogf pressed diasatiafaetton wtth lha decorator colors. High fashion —Swedish policq have smashed by a Stockholm newspaper ^ t'’iS ’a 'a sS i'fflC i S c r a n t ^ U.S. Supreitte Cburt’ s deciMan SUTTON PLACE" deep tones or soft dainty pastels. March 7 ,1982 by Superior Court denies their right o t free eeleo- Judge Frank Oovello. a iriot to kidnap Soviet Premier the plotters - were armed yesterday but said H has near Khrushchev and hold him host submachine guns as a tlon. become law of the land and While you are taking ad C ^ elio noted that “ acholars The plaintiffs asked for a de Early Move Roy Darwin Case and professors . . . whom the age for the release of poliUcal "dreamed up story.’’ we muet abide by M." vantage of this sale of Martex prisoners behind the Iron Cur cree declaring the mandatory Pinney said "The deotsicn $ ^ .6 9 court holds in high esteem" at In the wake of the arrest, Uie "Sutton Place” towels, see our Both S ize tain. 5,000 policemen in Stockholm lever system unconstitutional WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. leaves a vast number of practi tributed literary value to the and for an injunction prevent Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., broke collection of Martex florals book. Howe'ver, he said, the Police confirmed that at least for Khnishchev’a visit were re A ruling yesterday by the United States Supreme cal problems to be solved and H one man, described only as a inforced by two special com ing state officials from bolding with precedent today and an would therefore now seem ap and stripes. All in the same book Is not published only for nounced he is supporting Penn Court op'the admission of (xinfessions in criminal cases scholars but "for distribution SO-year-old foreigner, was ar mando units. another electi0,(X)0 Windsor ushered in his 70th party on the outs has proposed Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz. yoaat gMias ta rhamntiy and 24 X 33 ...... 1.29...... 1 .1 4 last week. doing away with it. lead lar a tnatworlby W-ywrald Stratton engine . . . refugees from Communist coun birthday today with a small , who has more than enough pub- dent. BacaraamM hy over 800 Lifetime guaranteed tries. dinner party at Maxim’s that The appeal of the mandatory ; licly committed votes to win the 2 4 x 3 7 ' ...... 1 . 3 9 ...... 1 .2 2 (See Page Eight) lever to politicians is that It nomination If they do not melt W dipBvtaad slovas aad Iboa- OPEN Two weeks before Khru lasted until after midnight. isada el dnw atotas. WuUUaetken steel base . . . start would seem to encourage voting away, has claimed only eight Philpots Enter Lake, OoBt glva in to pwwbs- and stop control on shchev’s arrival in Sweden, the His supporters In Britain used a straight ticket — simply be- New Jersey delegates. These MONDAYS newspaper Bhepressen said the Ihe a d v e r s a r y to call again on •; fcy MMetaa AaH- handle. cause it’s much easier -t- and did not include any of those pub- YEAR 'ROUND Ustashi had threatened openly Ihe rbyal family to forget the therefore a well known anO pop- licly announcing for Scranton, to kill' the Soviet leader. past and officially recognize R tp ila r $1j00 TOSS PILLOWS News Tidbits ular candidate at or near the Since the Pennsylvania gov- Owners Set Meeting SAIGON, South Viet Nam "Khrushchev will die In Swe-1 the duke’s American wife, top of the ticket tends to pull emor ’Jumped Into contest the (A P )— Hm ry Cabot Lodges a Rubber Stampa I from the AP Wires den,^ l^pressen quoted a Usta< Marking his birthday quietly. in those who are farther down, expectation had been that he U.S. ambassador to SootR shi leader as sayiiig. 49.86 the duke slept late and spent Nevertheless, many .voters would get moet of New Jersey’s Viet Nam during the paat 18 HOUSE a Legal Forms • Decorator colors County police Supt. Aake moet of the day at his desk. A By ED FREEMAN ^membership in ALPOA three take the trouble to split their votes. llfito a F AnHrtarmv* T.alr* vaa. • Kiif KaAOiiaa Ka laaa naarato stormy months of its history, Magnusson signed the charge The use of Andover Lake yes-1 tim'es, but because he has never e FUiiig Supplies Rogular $8.99 oRd $9.99 • Assorted fabrics Georgia Legislature seeks to terday afternoon by the Rev. j received the required two-thirds resigned from his post hers sheet against Uie arrested man. (Bee Page Five) today to take up the political • Square, round or oblong take l^siatlve apportlonnieat (S«e Page Fivb) (See Page Two) William M. Philpot and his fam- vote of approval, has been un V cudgel against Sen. Barry $29.t7 VALUE. power from federal oourta. . . . ity will be the topic of discussion able to use the lake 'for swim- Goldwater. Lodge said In n Cfiosh of “Confederate" and at two meetings of Andover ] mlng, boating or fishing prlvl- SOFT LUGGAGE prepared statemeat that hi' "Union” forcea to oUmax com- Lake residents this week I leges. His home is presently nsemoratloa of battle of Kenne- The Andover Lake Manage was quitting his post in Sai Rnalar $5M CAMP BUNKETS ELECTRIC, REVOLVING leased to a white family. gon to give all the help ha HALE CasuaL lightweight, aa- saw Mountain. . Dr. Norman ment Association, owners ot the MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Welch of Boston takes over ea lake bottom, will meet tomor (S«« Page Eight) could to Pennsylvania Gov. aorted plaids. A h y William Scranton’a Ilth • 90% wool, 10% nylon 20" BARBECUE WAGON American Medical Association row night to. discuss the "wade In” . The Rev. Mr. Philpot, a bid to stop the nomination s£ $ 5 . 4 4 hsad. Goldwater by the Republican • Camp o r utility type Uvestock men don't know Negro and pastor of the Com munity Baptist Church In New convention. Text of Lodge’s • Navy, maroon or green Thermostat controlled. why, bat nuLrket meat prlosa Youthful Trio statement: “I resigned as am- IFLETOHER-OLmOOT o r MANCHESTER Moves about easily on m n rtefaig throughout the coun Haven and property owner at the lake, defied the wishes of iMMaador to Viet Nam be wheels, large storage try. ... Final Congressional ac cause I believe It Is my duty tion on dvU rights within 10 the two Andover organizations Still M issing compartment. Handy and waded in the lake. to do everything that I con **When You Think of Gla$a, I 649*A521 S10J8 Valia FOLDMQ TABLE days appeals uncertain. to help Go\. Scranton win for area shelves. House tax writers vote today The Rev. Mr. Philpot was de nied membership in the Andover PHILADELPHIA, Miss. (AP) president "I also have aoeept- Think of Fletcher** on Soeiol Seoarity ayatem Lake Property Owners Associa —Mystery deepened today into ed an inritaflon to addrese ohaagea. South Viet Nam tion (ALPOA) three times. Use the strange disappearance of .the reaolutiona committee of premier won’t object to nee ef the Republican party. “1 am' of lake facilities permitted three young civil rights work NOW AT OUR Americoii basee for operationa only if the user is a member of deeply grateful fer the many against Communists. . ers. They were last heard , from courtesies extended to my ALpOA or the guest of a mem Sunday night after paying a Fifty men of the UR. 36th ber. wife and me In Viet Nam and . NEW LOCATION speeding fine in this east cen have enjoyed my aervlee here. Divlelon reported In Bangkok ALPOA will hold a semi-an tral Mississippi town. to hdp stoelê military equ^ nual meeting Saturday night at Truly It nukes ua aad t o The FBI and the Mississippi leave.” I ’. Alexis Johnson will ment. ,.. Defense Secretaiy the Red Barn in Andover. Highway Patrol pressed a McNamara, Gen. Taylor teoOfy The Rev. Mr. Philpot, his wife go to South Viet Norn and ) M McKEE STREET search for the two white per head up the U.S. mlulon line-, agalnat any cots hi nrfitfary aid and three children yesterday sons and a Negro, part of the LARGER QUARTERS and MORE PARKING GARDEN SHOP - - BASEMENT drove from New Haven to the til Gen. .Haxwell Taylor as* Regular fl.OO 018J8 VALUE DfOATGin. first wave of summer,volunteers rives. a r e a t o g i v b t o u b e t t e r s e r v i c e IS4.M VALUE ârTlS. ehot to doatk by home of a member of the seeking to reform thlk state po Friends of Andover Committee 20" / amper in. ‘nmas Square paifc* litically. STABBED IN PARK llM kit... MaUor revolt Oniplog on Equality, (FACE). The or- Missing were Andy Goodman, AUTO OLASS INSTALLED PUSTIC DRAPES "HOME COOLER" NEW YORK A P)—An ,m > S-PIEOE CALIFORNIA againet Tsameter Unkm aa- ganizaUon was form e^to aid the 20, and Mickey Schwemer, M,- Phllpota. tdenttfied young man, etabbei OLASS FURNITURE TOPS FAN tlomvlde jBontract plan In oar- both of New York Qty. With repeatedly In the totek an t REDWOOD SET by MoRwIng lewmoR dsHvery In du stry... Many There was no incident on the Uiem was James Ch.eney, 33, a cheat, was found dead oa A [MIRRORS (FiraplacsaRdDoor)| Congressmen Indloate belief ad- use of the lake by the Rev. Mr, Negro member of tbe Congress 7 7 c f ft. table. . . 2 benchea Philpot and hig family. Accord Biiiall wooded hlU In Central aOiuitratlon will rWe war with of Racial Equality from'Merid- Park today. The man’s riglR PICTURE FRAMINO foltypM ) ing to one report, the Rev. Mr. f r ’ laEigOi 1 ' 1 7 .8 7 Red China to prevent Com- ieo- , forearm 9vaa chopped, IndleaB' muntat overran ki Southeast Philpot entered the water three They came here Saturday aft ■I ing tiMt he tried to ward oil IWMDOW PLA n O U SS{ * 1 8 ^ ' la fe . . . Quiet Umea, hla children were In and er a week’a orientatton course the ItUler. whn slashed Mg out ot the water. Mra. PhUpot OONTRAOTORSi WE HAVE IN STOCK ^Negroae > In ’ Nt AugwMtae, for Um Mlaalaalppi |"Freedo(n forearm tox BmM eg Fha, Shrag otf white gaaga, did not UM the lake but atayed Summer Projeef’ In Oxford. M9MCINE CAIINETS «mI SHOWER DOORS OPEN M ONDAYS.. .MON. - SAT. 9:30 - 5:30 — THURS. TILL Y P.M. alBh aMoiber wndo-hi damsB* Fratendty Haute Blase Probed on the beach, dreoaed In a-swim Ohio. Other woricera spread over Iner reported, .U to suit. the state during the weekend to m n U R S O L A O L I COVEN sRatiwi Rod-painted pig (AP Phjptofax.) fully eletiwd body w w aooota through Stockholm Durhsm, N. H., authoritiea toda; Following their stay, which launch voter registration drives >»awnil»fc0WATMMt‘ogg1e6Btsr aquara ncior w visit by Khrueh- y probed for the students—George A. Kunden Jr„ 19, of Gorham, ended at 6:60, the Philpots re and advlsett Negro eittaenf e t • loot path by • Osev... Paris akr tiafflo haitdl- „MU 88 of . the blase______yesterday_ which_____ left the Pi Alpha and Douglas C. Plllebrown. 19, of Portsmouth. 0 th- turned to New Haven. their rlgbta. No IdontUlretiM, aiqppod by atrUu a t aoatroi Kappa fraternity home at the University of i W The Rev. Mr. Philpot lus With Cheney at IBe wUeel ar atadenta aaeaped by Jumpi^ from windows and owned property nt the lalge BaigElUn a afe|^;|l4 jplBs ind hock M i f f Gmsb flpe issspii e f Um f 48J 60 buildlaf. Maoe t m i . He MaOppM ier

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MANCHBSTEB EVENING ftie>AT.n^ MAwrHBgTBE. CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE It, ItM NANCHESTEB BVBNING HERAU), MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. JUNE 28. 1864 llockville-Vernon Hebron School Board Get* Reports Romero Star Sheinwold bn Bridge Bolton codas concerning rslocatton of T P C D e la y s the houis in question, Kelly in Swedes Foil Plot sisting that no permission w u ■ARiqcwr At Mt. Tom BEVBESB BOFETNa RULE noedsd, Gryk Just u Insistent To Kidnap NikiUi Truck Firm Merges Swim ass On Social W ork, Museum TO PEVENT OVBREUFF that it w u . By ALFBED SHEINWOLD School Boaril Decision on TPC Chairman Martin Alvord, PRga Om j Liggaff Drug Otir society has decided tkatf thsi a am from 100 to 100 child- By HOWIE HOtXXMlB NaMenal Men’s TsMn CBamptea ta an attempt to arbitrate the I W ith New Jersey Company Registration Producer Hugh Fordin un every child has a right to a satis ran in need o f toe help her de WhWi you want to ruff two or Budget Talk Parking Bid two opposing legal optalou, de June 16. He arrivsd in Sweden PABKAOB factory and productive educa partment provides. An addiUon- veiled his renovated and redec mwe cards in dummy, your cldad to settle for the opinion of on Monday. •nam truckhic flmu, on« of^ Pvt. James J. Oessay, aon of tional experience to the limtt el social worker was cut from orated Mt. Tom Playhouse in general procedure is to begin ths town counsel. Bocauu of prsvloua throaU, Is Extended Mountain Park, Holyoke, Maas., by ruffing low and end by ruf tlMRi a local oivaniaation, have Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Oessay, of his individual capacity.” toe 1964-65 budget Is G>mpleted Ths Town Planning (3ommla- At ths c lo u of last night’s police opsratioM and reatHc- M Middle Butcher Rd., haa Miss Beth Hoffman used these The help, she explained. Is to last night, opening his flnt fing with a high trump. The . A 9 I7 m uting, the TPC, u required tloM were decldeoly more ae- anôunoad a m erg w that ^11 The registration period for the ■ion (TPO last night conducted completed an eight-week ad renuuks to introduce her report provide the child with educa season there with "Slightly Dis- theory is that the early ruff is Q 198652 O QJ - by Stats Statutu and rsgula- Red Cross sponsored swimming The board of education ended ■s sparsely attended public heu- vers in Sweden than in Dan ynj/y th^r afforta la the Nofth- ministration course under the to the board of education last tion, toe ability to communicate hcnonhle.” a Prsston Sturges not UkMy to be over-ruffed, so 4QI742 G K'J tloM of the Federal Housing mark. course at Amston Lake has been Us budget discuasion laat night ing OR a roqueat hy John De- aaMara aaction o t tha country. Reserve Enlistment Program at night on the school system’s so with other people, and toe abil oomedy starring Osaar Romero. that dummy’s low trump la ■oirni and Homs Financing Agency, PoUcs ware told to shoot any Fort Jackson, S.C. Ha is a extended, as announced by Mrs. cial work department. ity to experience toe society of good enough tor the Job. Some- « A Q I 0 9 7 < at a msstlng in th# school cafs- vanasy, owner of the Highland Quuiaa Chilberg. praaidant A. Robert Cole, PTA Swimming H m play Is no threat for any ^ 43 adopted a formal resolution, ap one making a threatening move Mmous IMO graduate of Rockville High Since any child’s school atti toe worid about kim. nmes you must work on the op a ( ! Nalaon Freightwaya Inc., awards, some o f .the laughs are O A943 teria. Whila most of ths budget Park Market, to change a par- proving the renewal plans tor toward Khrushchev. They re School program chaimian, and regls- tude la a reflection of hia basic In another praaentatloa, Mrs. posite tack. for 8 IttttrT Ns ssid I8 $6, 9* anid today that hia firm la a little forced, aad some partici « 9 has been decided upon, several cal of Residence Zone A proper the North End a r u , and approv portedly were told to fire “ even Merrin R. Lucia Jr. of S I' tratlons wUl be accepted on the approach to all life experiences. Madeline McAwley reporting North dealer ing the plans for acquisition of If you are ta a crowd.” F t as toy to pkk fo M phoM and m e rg in g with OUbertviUe Hammond St. has been pro- following dates: July 1, 2. 6 and pants were inclined to overset, items have been reserved for ty OR Highland St., to the west TrUching Oo. of Camden, NJ. Miss Hoffman pointed out in her to the board for l A i t x Junior Both sides 'vulnerable PSM land for Robsrtaon School sx- Swedish police normally are Make a tang Disionet oaH. ConMi’t moted to airman third class; 7, from »:30 a.m. to noon, at report that it la the responsibi but all In all it provided a Opening lead — (Jueen of 1 « further study. Board of finance of ths stors, to off-street park n n i haa purchased Crowe and Museum, expressed a similar pleasant evening and oertainly 1 NT A1 pamlon. permitted to shoot only aftor in the U.S. Air Force at Keesler Amston Lake Beach. lity of all concerned persona, difficulty in serving toe com Hearts i t bo totior and yon’H ftsi bnttir lor Co;, a Waterbury trucking provided the star a perfect ve member Raymond Cooptr was ing lone. being fired on. Air Force Base. Miss, He ia Fees charged are: Pre-school parents, teachers, administra munity’s children who need to West opens the queen of The newspaper Dagens Ny- M. Ung Distaneo io tha m H h firm. hicle to display hia charms as a present. No decision w u reached laat presently a student in the elec-, children, S2.S0; older school tors, and special agencies to be served. hearts w d continues the suit. heter said the jdotters planned tliinctibaIngtiiorA Authority for the action was Ironies field at the Air Train-1 children *1.80. There will be no point tor the doubleton. Tou are Items accepted into ttis budg night, pending consultation be help the child to grow.-^ Mra. McAwley aaid that Latin lover. Tou ntff the third heart and see terppy to bid this 18-polnt hand Birthday Party to rush through a palace gate, pamittad by a temporary per ing Command's Keesler Tech-1 lessons on July 3, owing to the What plot there ia ooncarns a et include: $6,078 for Am I; $7,- tween the TFC and Town Coun- She said, however, that such a teachers were eager but dis that the contract is cold if you (an optional enlng bid) since ael Irving Aronson, regarding kidnap' the &>viet lu d e r and mit iasued recently by the In nical Training Center. July 4 holiday the next day. change depends upon toe flower of the South, abandoned can ruff two diamonds in dum 000, electricity; $800, gaa; $1,- For Felicia Farr terstate Commerce Barbecue Planned - - - couraged from mîng use of you have a fine major suit and interpretation of aoning laws hold him hostage for "thousands Mrs. Cole may be called upon I strength of the child's desire the museums facilities because in New Tork after a spat with my. Tou are willing to lose one 960, telephone; $8,880.70, cus of political prisoners ta the gang, IHaMIKHMiaBMi alon. good high-card structure. todial supines, and M.t89 social and building cod u . I The annual Chicken Barbecue for any needed further informa- and capacity for growth. of toe lack and difflcultiee of her fiance and the "sUgfaUy trick to the Jack of spades, pro leader's native country.” TFimKtMmif H ea d q u a ^ n ^ toe opera- ] Ways and Means tlon. security payment on ealaries of The only people present at Felicia Marie Farr, daughter Miss Hoffman went on at transportation to toe buildteg. dishonorable” Intentlona of vided that you can go through For Sheinwold's 86-page book tlons will be in Rockville. , of toe First Oongre- Stanley K. Nygren of Habron $a,07e.8o. last night’s hearing were four of Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Farr Police said the prisoner w u Hs do our heat ID ssnw yov SsNsr some length citing disguised She said displays and speakera Oount Aio;ust DiRuvo who 6r- with your ruffing plan. The m e rg e rs nowûn^ gatlonal Church of Vernon will is one of a group of men who let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” Rental fees tor tha kindergar members of the TPC, Its secre known to them ta connection case histories to show that it ia that went to the schools were rivas on the scene Just in time U you are hasty about it, you send 00 cents to Bridge Book, of 29 Elizabeth Dr., was honored truckingnrlclne nnerstlmisoperations from Vlr- ...... ; .ê overseei^ a load of catUe ten, $3,944, and tor the moblls tary, Town Planner Joaeph with a plot against Khrushchsv be held July 11 at toe church. much in demand. (he hopes) to add the Tokum will immediately cash the top Manchester Eve. Herald, Box Sunday afternoon at a birthday gipia to Massachusetts. which is being forwarded to the toe social worker's difficult units $10,900 were deletsd from Tamsky, Devanney, hls counsel, during an euller visit the pre Servings will be continuous be Mrs. McAwley pointed out diamonds and ruff a low dia party for , 100 guests. She w u a illberg will head toe en- people of Peru, South America, task to provoke in the child suf- Miss., native to a long Mat of 8318, Grand Central Station New ths budget. Eugene Kelly, Atty. Wesley C. mier planned to Stockholm. tween 4 and 6 p.m. that since there are no budget mond with dummy’s eight of fim ; offleers from the A 10 per cent discount will be sponsored by the Heifer Project, ficent strength py frilow holding ths different Interpretations of xon- il. Bates of New London, ma would be able to supply their Anyone interested in getting handle as many as 187 oases abandoned by her quite obnoal- balloons. Children through Grade 6 are eligible to Join the contest, which runs unUl July 31. atruction of a freight terminal are visiting Risley’s parents, trips easier. oua boy friend. And toe boy spades. You don’t care about be purchasing equipment to be Ing regulations and building ternal great-grandmother. own needs by this year. this favorite calendar a start ia per person in com parison'to a used for mowing and for enow For every book read, a star will be placed after their names on a chart, and for every third in Westboro, Mass. Chilberg Mr. and Mra. George Rlsley of The museum served more friend la axcellently played by ing over-ruffed later, since only asked to contact Mrs. Walter natkmal standard of 60 cases the Jack of spades can do so removal. book read, th^ will get to decorate the clown. Thoae who read ten or more books will re said that by uniting the three 127 Highland St. Tha family than 8,500 students in 181 Dick Van Patten who may be Mai. Daily At 2 P.M. firma a more extensive, effi Donald right away. The mate per worker, she said. classee during 1968-64, and an and you are willing to lose that Alao to be diaouaaed ia the ceive ribbon awards at the close of the contest Readers musing over the decorating they has Just returned from Rota, rial is already on hand. remembered as Nels, one of the cient operation will be provided ^>ain, whara they were sta- Miss HoffLian estimated that unknown number by means of trick. amount and kind of Insurance plan, ars, from le ft LsAnne Mullen, 9, Suaan Spafford, 8, Sandra lYAprile, 7, and Debra sons in ths papular TV show, *T Keniston, 9. Miss Mlkte^d Simpson, chief librarian, and Mrs. Rosamond Cartar, children's to customers. UoniKl for three years. They will As announced by Mrs. Ed In addition to toe excessive bulletin board plcturaa and eor- In tact, after you have ruffed needed. ward A. Foote, ohainnan of the Remember Momma.” Sarvtee News be in Manchester another week work load now being handled. rldor displaya a diamond with dummy's king of The board may talk this over llbrariiin, are the contest sponsors. (Herald photo by Oflara.) Pvt. David J. Logan, son of local Cancer drive, the recent Weak spot ta the casting was spades, ruff a club ta your hand with members of ths taaurancs and would Ilka to sea their house to house canvass result Harold J. Kennedy, east hi the Mr. and M ra David N. Logan, friends. After going to school with the ace of spades. This pro aommlssion at a future meet- cation and Rev. Bdiârd Johnaon tieal developments of the ques ed in $372.20 toward a quota ea will be acceptable to his role of a Judge who tries his tects you against any unusual Olenwood Rd. in Ellington, has for one mtmth at Kay West, candidate. and Rev. J. Stanton Conover tion. And that is exactly what completed eight weeks of mili of $400, which means Hebtm is beat to disrupt the OMmt’s distribution of the clubs. Tou next meeting of the board Birth Control the Oiurch ia doing. Fla., Rlsley will be stationed at short $27.75. C a s e B acks "W e think we will get a plat amorous plana. Hia too-rapld de. were guests. tary pcAce training under the cannot be over-ruffed. ULTHE wfil be held July IS. First c la s s badges were Qnonset Point, R, L, for one SdMwl Assignments form that is neither liberal or livery and constant fluttering "The question ia under study, Reserve Enlistment Program year. Now you are in position to BasebaU Reaulta awarded to: Peter Benedict, The Regional Board of Edu conservative but a Republican about the stage took away from u broadly ud profoundly u at the U.S. Army Training Cen Scranton in lead your last diamond and ruff BUZWG Teeterday Bolton Dairy de- Edward Dascanio, Jetan Gorton, Pills Studied cation haa iqiproved the follow- platform," he said. his lines. However, he was also poMible, that Is u g;ravely and ter fai Fort Gordon, Ga. in dummy. Game and rubber foated Flano Realty 9-6, and Victor Jones, Paul Kozikowski, Mias Miriam Dayia Olmated, inf extra-class activity assign Edwards said the Goldwater the director of the production. honestly as is required ta assured. xenoN Anaaldi dafeaited Ponticelli 14-6. David Norris, John Potterton daughter of Mr. and M ra Rich ments for the coming year: E a rly M ove camp la content with the selec He is also a Holyoke native. Dally Question By Catholics matters of this magnitude. ard S. Olmstad, 88 Comstock Mrs. Sara Robinson, Debate tlona of platform committee In an unusual opening night Duane LeBlanc was Gie win and Jack Sadler; merit badges "It la under a study which, I As dealer, you hold: Spades, OF for art, David Jones and Don Rd., was recently graduated Ohib; Frank DiStefano, faculty members made so far. Laird announcement, Pro^cer Fordin ning pitcher and Gary Morten- let us say, we hope to conclude from Moravian Seminary for (Oenttaned from Pngs One) A-Q-10-9-7-6; Hearts, 4-8; Dla- aen fait a home run. ald Sobol; Anthony Sobol, avia (Oonttened from Page One) & manager; Gerard Nault, news pointed out that from 17 to 10 expressed delight at the stee of monds, A-9-4-8; d u b , 8. MIES soon with the collaboration of Girls, Bethlehem, Pa., where paper; Theodore J. Perry, House members—most of them the audience and commented In the minor leagiM G H tion and the eagle scout bronze many Uluatrioue experts. We she was active in tha Seminary Case said in a statement that What do you sayf Paving will play C r o e k e t t palm; Jade Sadler, home re experience of man and woman. audio visual; Robert Clowes, Goldwater supporters—will be on the cooperation received Answer: Bid one spfde. Tou JONES will soon give the conclusions in Choir. She plans to return to music; Mias Carol Hagen, girls’ there are only two real pos on the committee. Membership from theater buffs and press In Agency tonight. pair; David Jones, woodwork, It Is a problem extremely com the form which will be con toe school for a poet-graduate have 10 points in high cards, 1 Major Winter Lamle o f the and Roger Grose, star scout plex and delicate,” be aaid. athletics and cheer leaders; sibilities for the nomination now will total 100—two from each his efforta to attaact the "larg points for the singleton and 1 GRElirEST! sidered moot adequate for the • StCkailNkit^ course before going to college. est list of stars ever assembled Manchester Salvation Army award. object dealt with the scope to Mrs. Pauline Straight, dra and of the two he (Scranton) la state delegation. "Tlie Church recognUes Its matic; and Clyde Washburne, under one roof in one season wiU apeak tonight at 7:80 at multiple upecta, fiiat ta to say pursue. Laird aaid he had no doubt .HMitedlFiiraa Manchester Evening Herald Miss Joanns F. Lucas, daugh soccer and varsity basketball the one who represents the Next week’s attraction is "For (he outdoor Memorial WohMiip Its multiple competences, "But let us say frankly that that some of Goldwater’s ad Bolton oorreopotident (mbeti- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lucas, coach. I thinking of the Republican party Love or Money,” starring Gene Center at United Methodist among which certainly the most we have not yet sufficient n mirers on the committee would tute), Marion Knigiit, telephone SM Parker St., Is on toe dean's Princij^l Alden Spaulding re- of the people of New Jersey fight for a plank pledging ef vieve, former regular on the IT’S GREAT! Ohuroh. Ths Salvation Army important are thou of married sons to consider overcome, and IHD! list at Flora Stone Mather Col ports the total enrollment at Jack Paar Ty Stem. The Hat of Band will also play. 648-1868. generally.” forts to repeal the civil rights couples, of their liberty, of their therefore not obligatory, the lege of Western Reserve Uni Rham High school in May was stars includes a host of televi Tho aoning boaid will meet conscience, of their love, and of rules given by Pope Pius XU Scranton’s own evaluation of legislation. On the other hand, versity, Cleveland, OMo, for the 706, a decrease of 7 who left he said Me expects some of the sion personalities but also has tomonow night at 6 ta the oon- SLUGGED, ROBBED their duty. ta this connection. They must the situatioo, made Monday at entire academic year, 1S68-1B64. school, an from Marlborough. backers of Pennsylvania Gov. names like Tallullah Bankhead Shown A t ■ e n i n o ferenoe room of the Community NEW HAVEN (AP)—Benja "But the Church must also therefore be considered valid, The careteria report through a news conference in Harris and Van Johnson, not bad tor Co-Hit, Rook Hudson 2:05-6:80-9:46 Ball. min Lebowsky, 68, turned to an affirm Its duty, that of the law at least for as long as we do William W. Scranton, Gold- “MAN’S FAVORITE Lakota Council, Degree of Po May showed 6,568 served, with burg, Pa., was that either he or water’s leading competitor tor an opening effort. Boy Boout Awards swer the telephone lut night of God, interpreted, tau^t, not feel in conscience obliged to cahontas, will meet at 7 :30 p.m, the average dally number, ot Goldwater would become the The theater la located Just off| SPORT” tHURSrOm Day Only the nomination, To demand a MAT. 8 if JM. EVE. at S:UI fteturday Boy Scout Troop 78 at the Legion Package Store favored and defended by it. The modify them... In a subject of tomorrow at Odd Fellows Hall. student lunches 299. nominee. more far-reaching civil rights Rt. 6, is well identified along the Starts Wednesday held a family night potluck and and w u hit on the head by an Church will have to proclaim such gravity, it will seem well Election of officers, postponed The administration plans to The Pennsylvania • governor pkuik than Scranton himself way, and is little more than a I court of awards. Warren Potter intruder who then made off such a law of God in the light that ^ t h o lic s want to follow a from last week, will be held. Af reduce magaidne sales promo plans to meet today in New would propose. half-hour drive from Manches baa been aooutmaster for the with 1200. Lebowsky, who used of scientific, social and psycho single law, that authoritatively ter the meeting, refreshments tion owing to time lost from ark and Wilmington with dele ter. " I think we will get our fight put year aulsted by Paul to own the store, w u minding logical truths, which ta these re proposed by the Oiurch. And It will be served. classes and home work. La.st gates from New Jersey and Brown and Ken Gronlimd. the shop while its present own cent times have had new and will seem for .this reason oppor year the sales totaled a prof Delaware as part of his drive ing over with there, will reisolve our differences and will take to Parents were welcomed by er, Joseph Gambardella, w u most full studies and documen tune to recommend that no one Miss Donna Jobert, 10, daugh it of $1,800. Proceeds from sales to win the support of uncom Mrs. Robert Richardson, troop gone on an errand. It took five tations. for now takes upon himself to ter of Capt. and Mrs. P. R. Job support many school activities mitted and pro-Goldwater dele the floor a platform that moat Army Escapees delegates can support. eominlttee diaimum. Rev. Ber stitches to close the wound ta "It will be necMsary to watch pronounce himself ta terms dif A 9t, Charies Kitckaa is no ert of the Panama Canal Zone, financed by toe student council. gates. nard L. MeOuric gave the Invo- Lebowrfey’s head. cloeely both theoretic and prac- ferent from the norms ta force." arrived Saturday to visit until Adnit Edneatibn Program Scranton plans to woo Ohio "The worst thing that could Caught in Town f‘. •ompromise between what you mid-August with Mr. and Mrs. The Regional District PTA delegation decided Monday to happen to us would be to have and "TAMAHINE” want aad what’s available. George Gibson, 280. W. Center will sponsor an adult education cast its votes for favorite a convention fight over the |dat- Army privates Jack A. Wil It’s traly castomur peiaonality and needa and Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Job tember, v/hen registration first ballot. Spalding, 20, Burlington, Vt., al East Windsor isH ear showroom soon and ert, 722 Center St., her paternal blanks, course outline and other Fifteen of the delegates back lie d escApees from a Ft. Dev- DRIVE-IN ROUU 5 grandparents. ^ information Will be distributed. Goldwater and 10 favor Scran ens. Mass., military stockade CORWUR MONZA by ChevniM •ae ior yonrself how easily N egro Soldiers Residents are urged to make ton. last Thursday, yêrday were a aan have a St. Charles Members the Men’s Fel suggestions about desired The Ohio decision left Gold- See Further Gain picked up on ffliliard St. fol Run All Color Etchen o f your own. lowship League of the Salvation courses by calling one of toe water with 678 publicly com lowing a tip received at police T. OnriiB, O. Kauftnaim Qraat Msy to wiiid HP a road..areal Nim to bin one! Army and their wives will meet following: Mrs. Wllda Devine, mitted first - ballot votes — 24 headquarters. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. An Mrs. Gail Erickson or Mrs. John more than the 665 needed to WASHINGTON (AP) — The tHOUR«»MonoN pcrruRi The two soldiers were found £liMfo.#RbwUVIN0 OCUR Great ad Corvair is at winding up roads, it’s M. A PETERSOH tony Simard, M Essex St., to Bagdonis in Marlborough; Mrs. nominate, accordiM to The As- Pentagon’s civil rights chief to in a car after police received throlwh. How anywhere can you get?) morrow evening for their annual GIANT SCREBl almost as good as a vacation at unwinding you.' With no big heavy Mgine up fnmt to wheel 1X0. Beatrice Kowalski and Mrs. sopiated Press, ^ranton has day reported some "spectacular a report that one of them was I cookout. Any member needing Doris Chamberlain in Anr|iver; 128. ,lmsad Pftrt of toe kick comes from those sp form statement on civil rights. segregation had been bitriisn • f i . They want an endorsement of even to a Hmited extent tor ' wmeEit ■ hires for day-to-day use. The freezer lets you freeze the legislation Congress is about servicemen. TECHMC010R«VMRNER BRUSH i to pass, and against which Gold- Asked tor examples, Fltt cited and store native fruits and vegetables at their succu water voted in the Senate. More these: over, they are contending the —Near one base in the Deep lent best, os well os culinary creations of your own. GOP n op ^ ee nitist be pledged South, a previously all - white to enforcement* of the hoi's municipal bousing project was It creates spare time you never dreamed of before. sweeping provisions. desegregated tor Negro service US. INItY CANNES NLM KSTIVAL Rep. Melvin R. Laird, R-Wla„ men after months of negotte' 1st chairman the committee, aaid tfons. A PLEASURE TO PDESIN11 I he would recommend a plank "There has bean abecdutely no RUN! to put the party on record for controversy,” Fltt/said, •*^tod' 1^0 Dofrosting Evir ' "prompt and effective imple- this Is a town where everything ; mentation” of the legislation has been segregated.”. -A which has had strong GOP sup • ■n I A modern refrigerator-freezer is a friend of the DISCONTINUED STYLES port in Oongreas. ‘T don’t think this sdll cause H HU « HHIET • HNUI n • com H com iit now «r h r okiroih family, friend of the family budget. To enjoy one this CHARM ACCOUNTS INVITED TREE PARKING (any proMam in the committee STARTS I or m the convention itself," MEADOWS" summer and for many summers to come, see your I Laid said in an interview. AWBOBIEBD OHEVtOUn AUTHOBIZED CHEVBAMJBT If a dectaratlon of this nature 11 Mta. F rs n G. Fax Os. | IN MAMCHBCrnDB, CONN. m WB9T HABTFOBD. CONN. dealer. If you'd prefer to pay by the month, just soy so. I ia ^written into the platform. It ITom orrow apparently will be b m u s e Gold- Ea«s Taaight CARTER CHIVROLET CO.. INC. THE M O D Y CHEVROLCT CO. water chooses to placate the (Oslsrl 1|39 MAIN antn n i-« 49-62SS M ISHAM BOAP—m sesi moderates and doss not choose ” F 0 B THOMC WHO \ THINK TOUNCr to invite a convsnthm battle AailWJU'in OHKVBOUn nw .Ai» A x n m m a a a o h b v b o u i i ! i h i m j b b over the platform before voting IEIt^b IPiibbIrst m g ' — IN NEW BBITAIN , CONN. IN HABraDM B, OOMN. begins oo the nomlnatloo. ”B1D OALAHAD* Goldwater supporters played Starts WsB — 1st Baa MBPMIIBSsRIMBtIMBIIMy WILCOX-RAU CHBYlOUT; INC. . CAFlTOL MOTORS. INC. BURNSIDE 1161 B E A N L E Y 3TSEET-« mm^ Jê The Hartford Electric Light Company down the poaaibUity o f plattorm Marlsa Braado lawtefHHrw^ttNUN 13U STBEET-S87-8146 MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE controversy. , "REDTIMB STORY” ‘ smiaWiiBiHlBH Lee Edwards, director ofK te'in” CUm OUH nBUIIEB AUTHOBIZBD OHBVBOLET DBALEB formation for the Goldwater' until f I . Of« i WMliMedajr Thnradaf and Frkbiy N iflita !• • P.M. iMANr iPIf PlAVr.POUNf BA BO V ail, OtiMN. Presidsiit Obaunlttss, BIDS TONWHTl - “PROM RUSSIA WITH LOVT - IN COLORI O f HfUDOOB, CXUfN. rout imTOR-orm m rm conpm DWQRRimaosm. moounrsln^CH m OUff. mum M C # AROIRY CHIVROUT. MC. A '

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'I NANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. lfAN(}HESTEB. CONN.. TUESDAY. JUNE 28, 1964

Cards 17-4. The wlnntng pitcher Duke of Windsor Windsor was Mike Uccello. In ths Senior League the Bmmwous MPHALT PAVim College Drops Plan Jet Plane Defies Ban Hawka beat the Liona 17-2. The TV-Radio Tonight M a rk a B ir th d a y wtanlng pitcher waa Richard a DBIVEVATS a PABMNO MTS alter Hill Denies Bid Griswold. The Rotary defeated (OisRseil't ^ Fage One) On East German Trip the LJona 16-4. T he. winning • «AB STATIONS a BA8KBTBAIX. OOUBTS For Slimmer School For State Senate Post pitcher was Larry Connor. TelevUion AO Work PsrtoaaOjr Snpsrvlaed ■foretary said he was woriilng League Staadiaga Wa Ara 100% bwmsd on personal accounts and cor League Standings as a result 6;to itsr The board of education last night voted unanimously BERLIN (AP)—A,Pan Amer-9 "We don't negotiate with the respond encs. Soviet government, the State of lest week's round of {day lo cancel a proposed evening summer school at the Man- lean World Airways Jet from g Walt«r RiS, a fiowten niem-^day, July 2 a t S p.m. a t the l i H » r •berry Bound Another private dinner party, Department does. The State De WappluK E lem entary School. are: Senior Division, Owls 6-S; (10) Ky«-l>enUfir thester (Community College becauie of irisufficiant an- New York flew tl>rough the Ber mm) del«K»t« to tha OOP a 9 » ) Movie 8:00 at the house of friends, was partment and the West Berlin They are: Hiwks 6-3; Bears 5-4; Rotary ToUments. The board’s action cams after college Dean lin' air corridor today, defying government gave their approval ItnrO i ScMtorial OonToitian (M) What's New DE MAIO BROTHERS *"* scheduled tonight. Porter A. Collins, 8 Sand Hill 3-5 and Lions 2-7. eta v a PktelMir^ Frederick W. Lowe Jr. biformed<9 a warning from the Soviet aad until the State Department ~ai BM* Hartford Saturday,, to* ltd., specific exception to allow Regular Division, Dodgers (4o{ SSSy BorlM Religtoa and Arto T bL 643-7691— W b Carry Jennitc Sealer raembere thnt a total of only 37 TVlth the duke at their P aris withdraws Its approval, we win 6:10 ( n Nawa Ssorts and n> Homeat ol Fear Union it could not guanmtee i^ y danlad that Im is a oandU a personal gift shop at 8 Sand "-S; Cubs 7-3; Cards 5-5; Indi A Hme To Daaca applicant! dietributed through mansion wsS his wife, tha form continue to operate Jet flights Rd. This is a R-20 une. ■even couriee had signed up by er Wsllis Warfield Simpson, who the plane’s safety over Bast 'date for senator from the dis- mil ana 4-5; dhort Seconds 3-5 and 6:U ( » aub Howe t'a NSi into Berlin.’’ Horace C. Porter, 688 Oak T anks 1-6. 6;W (40) Advsac , Friday, tha last day of registra Local Stocks was a (Uvorcss when he gave up G erm any. a04910) Bi State Department officials in jt r ie t. land Rd., variance to allow a Farm Division. Twins 5-1; tion. Five others had Indicated the British throne In 19S6 to In a protest note Monday to (S) Overtoad they would enroll if given assur Washington did not regard the "Willie many of my M mmIs building lot with less than the Phillies 3-3; Giants 1-5; Angels (U> Newsbest Quotatloas m arry her. She is 68. the United States the Soviet Commiuilst warning as omi (M) Bne^ of Bound ance that the sessioiui would It is generally believed that la South Windsor and other required front footage af 686 8-3; Orioles 3-3, and Senators t:W Dempsey-Tageler Oe., bee. Union caUed the New Tork- nous. They pointed out that the I”- ^ ( t) Wsttor OoakUe definitely be held, tha dean said. the duke would end his long vol ’ towns in the district have uitfed Oakland Rd. This is a R-30 3-3 6;4B (M) Roa Coehraa Iptiae P k O M Members of New Terh Berlln service Illegal and dts- Soviets had given similar warn ' me to seek this position, “mil Zone. • ' Muale The board’s vote to cancel untary exile from his homeland Pee Wee Division, Mets 5-1; 7:00 (S) Tb TtU Om TnMh 28:00 8 p « M (O) Stock Bxebange elaimed responsibility tor the ings In the past. ' said, "I made a personal com O iippew a Hom es, Inc., T CSilp- Tigers 4-2; Pirates 2-2; Braves Nowa I - ^ tlva the summer aclwol came swiftly only if his wife were granted conaequences if It ccxitinued. ’ ■ i 6 4 3 - 4 1 U Bank Stoeka the title "her royal higimess, Up to May SO, when the New mitment to the electorate in pewa Rd. variance to allow the after but brief discussion, since Bid A sked 3 -3 ; R eds 2-3. and Ckrfts 0-5. Neva, to which she would normally be Pan Am refused to cancel the York-Berlin flights began. Pan ' South Windsor to serve two placing of tw o undersized R had already gone on re<»rd Conn. Bank and Steak Oookoot entitled as the wife of a royal flight and the Jet entered the American had - been making ? years on the town council.” houses on Miller Rd. This Is a The Abe E. Miller* American Princeton Grad ^ Movie ae making the summer session T rust C o...... 66 89 UO-mile long center corridor on Mere Alloa duke. flighta to Berlin that originated HOI added, “ Iliis is h pledge R -80 Zone. Legion Post 133 will hold a Jay P. Bofis, son of Mr. and 7:11 (in Backstan eontlngent upon a minimum en Hartford National the last stage of the flight. S____ it o Clark “ ■ "When a man reaches such an in West Germany. These flights ^ I idtall honor. I am certain all American Machine and Foun steak cookout Thursday. The M rs. Paul B oris o f 271 H enry ' (I0> Spovto Ctoasm (ID) Tomsht (O rollment of 60, with at least 16 Bank Co...... 68 87 The aircraft touched down at were set up with Soviet agree : elected officials in our tpwn fed dry, 200 Sullivan Ave., variance St., waa graduated magna cUm T:to (M) Bdmee Reporter :10 (13) M ê to each course. age bymnes are often allowed Berlin’s Tegel Airport at 1:27 cookout will be held at the (t) Our Mliie Brooke : » (10-10) TonlgM W bom (CO Fire lasoranee Ooespaules to be bygones,’’ Lord Kinross ment after World War n to sup ',lhe depth of duty.” to allow a sign larger than per laude from Princeton Univer 8 PRESCRIPTIONS • COSMETICS The board’s aetkm automati p.ih., 38 minutes ahead of Blast and Cast Clttb on Griffin (II) iJfe of Mley Hartford Fire .... 77% 81% wrote in London’s Sunday Tele ply occupatiem forces in Berlin. ’ llie convention la currently mitted at 200 Sullivan Ave. Rd. and will start at 5 pjm. sity June 16, receiving the BA. ■BE SATUKDAxil TT I stm %oian!knn usnNO cally nullifies any action by the National Fire ....184 142 schedule. This is an I Zone. degree in physics. RUSSELL STOVER CANDY graph. Hie Soviet Union claims, how wide open with no reasing atrong intereat in Leonard Landers, Robert Dyke UQUOR • ZENITH HEARING AIDS elated to consider appropriating Life aad Inderautty Ins. Coe. feel is largely a private matter. outside West Germany is not es le nomination. 'Rie Democra- ance to allow faln-ication of con and Fred Ikllund. versity Scholar in hla sophomore $4,550 for operating the sum Aetna Casualty .. 135 133 booked through to Berlin. The sential to the Berlin garrison, crete form s a t 78S R t. 8. ’ITiis year, and awarded the suumal What the bulk of his people now plane made stops at Iceland and Ic opponent is incumbent The post auxiliary annual mer classes at a special meet A etna L i f e ...... 190 198 feel can be only good will tow and not covered by the postwar Kusaka Memorial Physics Prize Radio QUINN'S PHARMACY Scotland. None of the pas- Doocy of South Windsor. is a GC Zone. banquet will be held tonight at ing tonight. Conn. General___ 176% 184% ard a man who gave so much agreem ent. in his jtmior year, Borla gradu s « 18 a r U 878 MAIN ST. aengers had voiced any concern Tile State Water Resources Little League Changes 7 at the Palm House In Hart Hfd. Steam Boiler 141 149 of his youth to his country, and ated tint In his class in'the ratanto length. Some i abort FREE DELIVERY PARKINa IN REAR The program was to havs over the Soviet warning. Other lines flying to West Ber ion will hold a public The South Windsor Uttle S ecu rity Ink: .... 74 78 toward the woman who has giv ford. The banquet brings to physics department. He waa WDRO-Um a OrttBa been eelf-sustalnlng, with Its lin are British European Air tonight at 7:30 at League has announced plans for Travelers (new) .. 48 49 en him happiness." A Soviet note to the United close auxiliary meetings for the elected to Phi Beta Kappa, hon 0:00 boas John WaAa iuU ooet of operation returnable ways and Air France. The uth Windsor High School. a change in league structure for year. Ah members are invited. l:to Dick Robb PubHo DtHHtes States and Britain claimed the French flights originate in Paris the 1965 season. orary society, on the bsu^ of hla 1:K N e w ir l I News to the town from tuitions, set The Windsors make private recently Inaugurated flights The public hearing will con- ' Radio (Ireatar Hartford Conn. Light Power 36% trips to England, usually for and stop at Frankfurt en route The change will involve the record through the Junior year. af $17.50 per oourse credit. were illegal because they had the setting of proposed Manchester iêning Herald •:W Basy lid (S m Lowell TImiimm Hartford Gas Co. 44% Christmas shopping or a brief to Berlin. ^The B ritish airlin ers establishing of alx additional A participant on freshman I Newa Questioned by Mrs. Katherine Southern New Bkig- not been approved by the Com lines along the (^nnecU- South Windsor' correspondent, ) Pttbile Affairs summer stay. On these occa fly direct 'from London. uniformed league teams within track and cross cotmtry teams, Bourn, board chairman, as to land Telephone . 56 59 munist East German regime. River in South Windsor Brownie Joseph, tolepbone M4- he also earned Ms varsity letter I Yankees vs. Orioles sions, the duke visits.^ niece East Hartford to East the league’s r^ûlar division. I Mnale to Belas By the reasons lor tha low enroll Manufacturing Oompaalee A Pan American spokesman CHRISTMAS SPACE FUOHT Under the plan the present •148. In fencing, placing second In the I 5 ito Off Queen Elizabeth n. The duchess 'indsor. ment, Dean Lowe said he waa Allied Thermal ... 48% 62% does not see the royal family, ■aid the flights three times a Senior Dlvlalcii will remain tha New Jersey senior men's foU HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — The 0:00 Newa, Waatber, unsure whether it waa due to Arrow, Hart, Heg. 66 60 and the queen has never re week, which reach Berlin after first manned Gemini space ■^Tlhder the proposed lines no sama while the Regular DlTialaa tournam ent In 1962. He waa a i:W Wnandal Ropoft lack of need for the couraee, or itnieUon or eneroaclunent Open For Business Barden ...... 11% 12% ceived her. stops at Keflavik, Iceland, and flight Is now scheduled for about w ill b a c o m a th e A m erican member of the Princeton Court f : » Muals to the coet of tuitions. Prestwick, Scotland, will con Id Be permitted riverward Club from 1962-64. 6:46 Three Star Extra BODY •N PENDER Bristol Brass .... .8% 9% "This matter of a title is Christmas time this year. League. Hie tiating Pee Woe Police Arrests 7:06 Oonvenatton Pleoa He added, “But I find the tinue. Other flights are sched _ the llnea unless spaelflcal- Division will be the Farm Divi Presently employed at the R E P A IR S C oleco ...... 8% 9% I minor one,” wrote James Pope- Manned Spacecraft Center of 7:30 News premise of (excessive) cost Dunham-Bush ... 3% uled to depart Wednesday and rV aothorlaed by the commla- sion. ( United Aircraft Corp. Research 7:46 Oonsraaeional Report a Expertly Done a " Hennessy, an authority on the ficials have been saying the COLONIAL hard to believe, since Instltu N. B. Machine ... 36 F riday. -t o n . David Money, 30, of 426 Labs in East Hartford, Boris g.'lO Pope Omeert monarchy, in London’s Sunday two-man flight would be made The change win require the 9:00 Red 8m ve. White Boa tions such as the University of T im es. "Our position is that we have ’* William S. Wlse^ commission Broad St, was charged at 11 will return to Princeton in the North and Judd .. 17' "late this year” or "In the laat purchase of iN> additional uni 11:00 Newe ¥TEST SIDE MOTORS Hartford, tor example, are Peter Paul ...... 31 "The major point is surely not been notified that Vfoctor, said anyoba unable to laat night with evading respon^ fall to study for a Ph.D. degree U:16 nxxTs Final 634 MAIN STREET these i quarter of the year." forms to outfit six more teams, 11:30 Art Johnaon 8bow charging $80 per credit.” Plastic Wire Cable 12 that now , 38 years after, the flights are unlawful and until Wtend the hear^ may filf a siMlity. He left the scene of an In astrophysics under a grant Tstephona 848-8181 GIFT SHOPPE At a news conference Monday, and win boost ths Isague’s oper WPOP -la s The motion to cancel the Standard Screw . 36% duke and duchess should be wel we are, we will continue them,” ^Kitten statement with Me aoddent on Center 8t., police from the National Science Foun 0:00 Lou Terri a center spokesman pinned it ating expenses to $2,600. At elassea and so notify the board Stanley Works ... 32 comed back into this country, the spokesman said. down to "late December.” wommission, which will be In- prsssnt there are she uniformed said. dation. 30 8rovt Street Rockville, Oo i r . Cartoonist at Trinity Covenant Sorporated Into the testimony He graduated as salutatorian of directors was made by Atty. Veeder-Root...... 56 granted a grace and favor rezl- teams in the regular dtvlalon. Money, said police, lost con John Rottner, who had Inten taken at the hearing, for review of Mimchester High School’s • • • ••••• The above ipiotatlons an not dence, and asked to play a part Tha Rev. Roger W. PalmquietA To com|dete the diangeover, trol of his car and atruck a SEUCT CUPS AND sively questioned the need for to be oonstrued as actual mar- In British public life." a t Wayland, Maaa, eartoontet by the oommlsslon In reaching fsiMse a t th e F irst Naticmal Su C lass o f 1960. Strawberry shortoelM and oof- Itayers In the preaent faim dlvi- Rie summer sidiool when pro k sts. Grace and favor residencee and chalk artist, will present a fee wlil be served after the pro lilnliiEiiiiiill quality insurance since 1923111111111111111 tts decision. per Market parking lot. The MILK GLASS SAUCERS M ayor John S g a n *««■ urged skm will be "frosen” on the roe- Lit Bnillcial put posed at an April meeting. are crown pnq;Mrty allocated by program tonight at 8 at Trinity gram. The pubUe to tnvKed. An tar. Ills ehangeover. to he con fence was pushed Into a car In bond and wUl ap|>ear in aourt sm m * MiOMfr The elaasee, according to Dr. the queen. Covenant Church. Hte theme offering will be taken to bene Interested South Windsor reai- the lot owned by J<^ F. Mo- July 8. MONTHLY OFUMN denta to attend. ducted br«r a three-year period, AHIC TREASURES Lowe, were designed to help "Is it not more than high time will be "Be It Ever So Hectic, fit the family of a young mto- 164 EAST CENTER ST. wni alao'result in divld)^ the Oiwth of East Hartford. Ricfaard W. Bartlett, 31, of ITiere’s No Place Like Home.” ZHA Heartag $1& 75 %300 Ugh sriiool graduates. Juniors that the queen regniBed and sionary to AJaaka, a native of town gaognqMcally with the POUoe said that Morsey Vernon, was charged with ofwr- M ore Data 17w artist Is first assistant to . The aonlng board of wpaala REMNANTS and seniors in preparing for received her American aunt?’' Connertkxit, who recently died Nattonal League players coming went home and told his mothsr. atlng an unregistered motor 26.S8 500 Chariee M. Schulz, (xeator of MANCHESrER — 640-6261 ibHI hear 8 appllcatione T m m - "CALARr* H e w G r GIFTS FOR . eoUege. Pope-Henneeay asked. after open-heart surgery. from ths west of town, the P olice picked him «q> a t fals vehicle eaily this morning. Po- 36.41 7 00 A report of the personnel Sought on "We are constantly told that the somic strip "Peanuts.” ______Photo b r Otoeo American League ptayars from hom e. Uoe MXttted the vâl Tax Division, but action was MAIN BENEFICIAL Hmrsday and Friday 13-8 P J L the principle of the “ratio plan’’ delayed until more data be- travel in international social or to avoid voting for one or two earthquake shook San Diego beat ths Short Seconds 90. The 1914- FINANCE SYSTEM 1964 apn daushtara, and gnuid- winning pitcher was Peter Good' Saturday • AJH. - 6 PJL under which administrators had cornea available. circles and usually winter in they strongly dislike. Monday night tor the third time ehHdrea Palm Beach and New York. in two days. win. T b t Cubs defeated th< been paid, and directed the per The audit was referred to the In 1962, fo r instance, the rela COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND sonnel committee to devise a State Tax Department early this They maintain a palatial man tively uncontroversial Qov. John ândeliers swayed, windows FEATURE In Memoriam apto: : EtolaiereJ at lDW( Be Sure To Reglater For Drawing of Free Door Prlzea new ctM, unrelated to teachers’ month. It was found to be too sion on the western edge of Dempsey, who had the undivid rattled and several burglar M a M i •a Ca. af Mcrndmator ' salaries. vague to support action, how Paris and a weekend 33 - 'acre ed support of the Democratic alarms started clanging when The “main feature” of all AEtna laory <4 »BINGO O’CLOCK— LEGION HOME, LEONAKD ST. retreat outside the French cap rank and file, won by over 66,- the quake hit at 9:66 p.m. Casualty policies is P.S.— Personal yamua aeay 806 M M Sr^ MANCHESTER 17m ratio plan put principals ever, and a state auditor was as- «i, iw<, FO R R iN T ital. The duke went into exile 000 votes. Dr. Charles Richter of the I R 4 1 K • O on a pay scale under which a slpied to develop a more sub Service. It’s the extra attention we S aad M Bom. Btoela Prajeo* with a large private fortune and In contrast, 'Connecticut’s all- California Institute of Technol ^ e t o ^ paastaw I peroontaga formula was added stantial rsport for {x-esentatlon give to insure that our clients’ We aaimot hmow or sey. tors aaaad or Mtat, also EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT to the amount they would have to the tax commissioner. . is ■ active In the învestment time vote-getting champicxi — ogy seismology laboratory at f But aB he tnotiied have 1 85 min. sHds prajaetoia. Nceived as classroom teariiers. As a result of this mornings, w orld. Abraham Ribicoff — who had to Pasadena, 130 m iles to the needs are well-served at all times. Bnoanse he peeeed their way. • SSS9SSS WELDON DRUG CO. • • 9 S Hie board bas taken the posi review, more detailed informa The duke’a tost official visiydieat off a bitter challenge for north, said the quake probably Want to feel like a celebrity? Call Mrs. Merjery nummer. wUe, tion that ainoe the qualifications tion will be assembled. The final to England waa in 1968 for th^ the senatorial nomination, won was centered very close to Son u s ! VerHyn. O bariena. and Rob. 881 Blala St— TeL 8«8-8m funeral of his mother, ()ueen by less than 26,0(X) votes. D iego. ert, children. needed for teaching and admln- report will be the basts for Com Sstratlon differ, the pay scales missioner Sulllvsn’s decision Mary. A year earlier, be at Ribicoff blamed his relatively The city had a sharp quake for each should be arrived af by whether or not to refer the audit tended tile funeral of his broth poor showing on a "spite vote.’’ Sunday morning and a seriest^ SMUtiote means. to tha states attorney’s office er, King George VI, who suc and he noted good • humoredly liabt tremors Just after nocto EATOW tor investigation. ceeded him on the throne. how a "certain lady” — he waa M onday. THE IF FERENCS 1215^2 SILVER LANE—EAST HARTFORD DeterminiiM Just how to sl- loeate ths $8M,000 bu dded for principals’ salaries is u e prob- TRANSISTOR TOUR May tee quote rates and assist you " A U MEATS ora FRESH CUT — fsm the personnel and prtoetpal NEW YORK (AP)—A minto- NONE or* PRE-FACKAGED!" sommittees are attempting to turs tape reco^r will take as we have'so many others? sesolve. you by the ear and lead you on STORE HOURS: In other aoUon, tha board ac a three-mile sightseeing tour of cepted one teacher resignation New York City. Tiies., Wed. 9 to 6 a Thurs,, Prt 9 to 9 and made one new appointment. Two girls Jiast off the boat BANK Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed All Day Monday) Jack Noyes, Illing Junior used It Monday and one of them ^Ûgh 8(diool art tea(dier, le - commented "We don’t even 'aigned effsetive June 19 In or know where we are, yet It takes i der to return to the University us riglit where It wapts, doesn’t HERE? of MIriilgaa to do graduate I t ? " ^ W ed. Only w ork. The 11-ounce device, dontain- Gordon F. Turner was ap in g 6,000 w ords on 360 feet o f ARMOUR'S WESTERN STEER REEF pointed to teach industrial arts wire, gives detailed instructions at Bennet Junior High School on how to get from place to af a salary of $6,180. He Is a p lace. FANCY. SHORT CUT ^ B.8. graduate of State Univer It la the brainchild of Eric E. Our Popolar BaecNisG OET Bonk b oe M or sity College, Oswego, N. T., and Anschuetz of Lexington, Mass., a resident of Staten Island, an aerospace engineer, anil H . T . rente toe $8. P o r t r a i t 4M f » ! CB your nearest mqinMiscI RB ROAST 4 Days My ^ fh en 90S 1 m s a n soooeA Am v 3P0D e n W hat a& soar Im kltE b 90V iB ff- a sh a m e - Offer Ends Sat., June 27 Rembler AmericaD 440-H Herdtop, 1S8 HP, backet eeete, < HaW -F-T* -etenderd OBliDBflbosaUByln«GlfliEdB (onigjbi^p of BEEF miased seeing our Id flood wBBlliar or bodeeefPGai VOMP facDB euhinier arts festivals! RAMBLER AMERHMN SALES opoffioG^ QD YBCBtioni or I nhI m b titps BAi UP 42% OVER LAST YEAR quick so wmmtojouy son^ piTTipift^ 88IA am This is the car that’s winning young-hearted America as never before. 'The (»r aiWUpereUHi that offers all the things that make an automobUe fun to own and to drive. weatBOLTiyM VMtoorelfcrdBhiilBdoy. Photographer Things like two sizes o f sporty bucket seat options-rfifid von have them on duty 11 AM. in posh sable-grain vinyL 8 P M . Iin ...iik k teir im If ito fliiqr sHiInt SB Things like America’s only /!ve-on-the-floor via an Optional Twin-Stick Floor iK 5th — 7fh Ribs No appotaitiiieiit ceireoteBtly tvailabls, ndtr m tod, karel Shift that (x>mee in a awank (x>nsoIe. neoooaary. ARMOUR'S STAR Expensive-looking sports car things like headrests, wirs wheel covers plus a ' Jack B. Nlmhto whole raft of (ither head-turning options. Portralta a n How many extra times do you Even the standard equipment on the popular American includes smart curved- have to paint your waHs glass side windows on all models and Iloof-Top rack <» the “ 330” wagon. before you switch to Oil heert t Yet with all this; the American is still economy king. Proof: the snappy 125-hp Bologna and Connecthfiit’s beauty is an outdoor arts festival model is the best mileage winner id every official economy run etftered. averywbne you go in aummertiine. Two cities, New Fitnn the itart, you save pAenty of extra dollars, too. You pay America’s Haven sod Waterbury, salute all tiw arts in gala low est prices,* whether you’re a fta a sedan, convertible, hardtop or wagon. moyae you oion t miuw n 001010$ m e Oil heal yel? W a hope 6% bat ff yew iK i fastivaie on the green. And avetyone’a invitBd. New How can you do better^than that? See your Ramblar'dealer todayl Ikem'i no daonar woy to haof your Or (i6p8adoUfl% Or went more Monaelioiv your naighbon Hasunli ii June 25-30, Waterbary's M gr 26-Auguat 11” * 14” B u st V ignette Pi VERNON NaTIONAL BANK home Ihon with O il And that iiiaam R flood Fuel Oil Dealer ii Ifw men to lee. Liverwurst L iD ioy art rfMWB (iv in f tile <)a^ hootenaniaB anti VERNON, OONNEOnOUT o 849-3887 e 876-3541 that you won't hove to give your walls Aad V fwl water h Important to you. h He'll toil you uxodiy why on Ofl heating eonoerti under the stais. it ’s another happy raaiQn' 6 beamtifial camera otedieB are hakeo of that extra coot of point. Or even point might mterest you to know thot Oil heats system is best for your home. So see him Come where the buys are during the Oorp. ior enoowaging every W-F-T C*Wbrkir8 FakTravelar je w child. From the best poee of yomr more often than you would ordinarily water at teost three timasfaiter then any aooa Before you hoee to point your waits -pronounoed “Weft’*) to coam up to Connecticut h ove tok oTiiSi meL ram m urs mirer man your choice, we Win make yoa a ioVeiy baat tiiM summer. Tell them what theyîe misting if they Big Rambler Selling Spree But deonlk is only one teoioa far famSy opa use A o r N oH ood O il Fuel ImNlutR h c y d O in ll lANMNO HOURS: don't eroni our border! Vignette Portrait aa iriMiwn above . . . i i n i haoliag your I oMi OA. IbiM 019 lyoatosaM M .4MdSuN.)LR!IL 10017. Amarlcan Motora Cofporatlon—Dedicated tb Excallanc* a « 9 9Mds§r Jbphk 9 a • 909-13 mnmomnhed, jMdtable lor framiag. Tom U « f 9 *0«MpiiitocMlbeetaeBB»annleB>nww’ inMim i) i«tonpilM elorle—e( priee$M»4«ta get a l Nrim for only .... ComiirtlcMt DRIVE-IN HOURS: MANCHESTER BETTER HOME HEAT OOUNOIL D i COeMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. — 2tS Iraod Sf..' MiMcliaetw. C o m . •tueoisiiawwivw Aw iTX . . . 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A ^ . I •' . »■» _ i'- .A :,v \ I .. •'V ll^ ■ ' 'T.t MAUCW r a B EVBNINO HERALD. MANCHIIBTER, O0HN« T U E Â Y , JUKE It, 1M4 ICANCHBSTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCBBSTBR. CONN, TUESDAY. JUNE 2S. IM i m i m CRPA Panelists Agrees July 1, simultaneously with Gen- and OOR leadar aiid Ulroetor ■aMi Ford,U AW arai Motore and Chrysler new Board Will Act Tonight Franola DanaFafa havs aaL. ought to eneeurage rather than forbid contract talks. Tha present that tosy «G1 Mooauaead tliS. three-year contracts between them. Connecticut appointment of the same flve the union and the Wg three auto» DemocraU and four Repitoli- tiM big hope from this ruling is that Demand Outweighs Supply Hard Battle On School Wing Contracts lEttnt^ If^raUi makers all expire Aug. 81. cans who sarvad an ths pr the principle e f freedom of travel will Yankee The UAW haa not announced vtoua CRC. S ^ m , new be extended to Americans who are For Low Income Housing Set to Start Its apecUtc demands though Tha board o f dlractors, at a#Hl*hland'Va*fc flchool addltlona One item on tonight's agenda not Communists. By A.H.O. UAW President Walter P. . , w. raafly for J«"- 1. occupan- has been removed, the Gom- Reuther has indicated them in special meeting at 8 tonight m ■* . . . or Wesdi fv amp- If* MlM cy aa had bean forecast. mimity College request for a Americans ought to be free to go Wether the Connecticut Rlverb DETROIT (AP) — Hard har- broad terms. JM ITS fM sat kIM "OnM more unto the breatli. Rsymmifl Duan of Hartford, the hearing room of the Muni Ths board of directors to 84,600 appnqMiation to tl where they please in the world and see gear friends, once more; Valley towns outside Hartford a member of the CRPA’s fov- nintng between Ford Motor Ford, in his speech, aald that night wM authorise Martin to Oo. and the United Auto Work cipal Buiidtng. will eonaider the collage’s summer school. tklSi Is talkg flMMu HI ft g g ijM what they please and form their own "Or ctoM the wall up wtOi like it or not, they will nscss- emroSntsI funetloae ixMamittee, from "what we read" H ap apply for and to accept a state pointed out that the hmpottts for ers In their impending new con awarding of eontracta totaling Because college officials have 8 judgment e f erhat they see. our Bnglish dead!” 1 aarily become the site of new peared that management is to grant for Robertson SAL ®OW N Wad to H ar ao» otMraiM cradH- ments and low ooet hornet waa fare ooBts—and thua an. encour eollsetlve bargaining. economy "healthier than in (3) The leeuance of notoa in ____ laar aad aba tha loeal aawa aub- might like lesAt to see enJo3dng and ex also played its pert in the recent documented by CRPA planner Ford, board chairman of the many years,” cautioned against General Manager Richard history of Connecticut RepubU- agement to towns to asaume anticipation of bonds. FOR S A U htf®. ploiting and perhaps abusing such free Robert Brown, who pointed out firm, said that union demands what he called an "exorbitant Martin haa said that he will Since the town’s new budget Never aaed. Left at a rtiMa m rapubUeadoa ol apactal d b ean politics. more of tha burden ef low coat recommend acceptance of the a barab art abo taaaryad.______dom, and still do ourselves much leas that the 1960 ceneua ahowe the housing. could' endanger the national settlement" that would set a make# no provieion for pay tar when brMegroen dl They were used, probably for economy. cost-raising pattern throughout low bids for Keeney St. and supply of both kinds of housing The panel agreed with Hart ment of principal on new notes, covered he eeuld eat aO damage than we have been doing our the last time, before the raedtat "From his lofty position, it la Robertson Schools, botit of CAR RENTALS running well behind the de ford TImea reporter Shirley Industry. the board ie expected to approve BONANZA Sirloia PR. selves, these cold war years, by imitat Republican State Convention. mand. understandable Mr. Ford can’t | ^nnon'a comment was scorn which came in at a figure wall But they did not then lead tha Scott that the difficulty was the iseuance of anticipation No. 38 at 387 West IMM- ’ ing the restrictions typical of totalitarian Yet the valley towne — in make out the American scene; fully worded. below the architects' estimates. notes, with a bond issue poet- •r LEASING die Turnpike, MANOHECU-! ■anid. way to victory. They had not, ia largely one of housing for all below of workers producing "When it comes to lecturing sUtea. cluding Mancheeter — have low income families, not strict However, Martin has objected poned to next year. TER, Oona., oppoeHa tha-' fact, led the way to victory in made few efforts In recent more than evar yat being short the UAW as to the extent the to accepting the lowest bid for Parttade, where ha geta aoaw a( a. m. A agrter i three previous eaaaulte on the ly a racial problem. When the In another action tonight, * AN MokM yeare to help meet the inereas- ed In their ahare of the pros union should push on economic Highland Park School, because a special eat Savor aged,, ^ H a i a ^ ^ " walla which barred the ambi homea are available in the aub- perity they are creating,” said matters in nagotiations, Henry the board will consider the ap •AN Modffh big need. urbs, Negroes and Puerto Rl- it is higher than had been sa- pointment of a new ohartor eirioin steak, baked po-.' tion of the leader who uttered For economic reaaona, the Ken Bannon, director of the un Ford n long ago lost his cre AUDIT BURBAU OP COtCOlÂp For Good Converootioii cane now Jammed into city timated. and has said that new revision commission (ORC). * AH TiiRHS tato, crisp green salad them. panelisU agreed, moat oom- ion's Ford* department. dentials,” Bannon said. aith tasty dressing, a(sd a" When those who stlU respond apartments would move to the Ths UAW issued Bannon’s "Mr. Ford must realize," bids are in order. Ths Democratic majority has munitiea have shied away even suburbs to fill them, she said. The building committee and gone on record as favoring a P«wl DoflIOH PoRtioc Mg slab of Texas toast- > adraitlalBg eiMM b aw i Some ef the New York City members ed to the historic words ad from email-lot housing, for fear statement late In the day, pre Bannon added, "it is at the all for 81.89- Call SfS- r MobOmj — 1 bAi IM u. vanced once more, at the Re Seymotir Lavitt of Vernon, sumably after the union had bargaining table that the ero- the board of education claton November vote on moet of the INC. • Tbaaday — 1 ^ ef an organisation called Mensa held that property aaeaamenta will chairman of the CRPA govern that the time element ia too charter revision questions 37f MAIN STREET 1154. Open Taaa. Hirv. publican State Convention, they not be enough to carry the ed taken time to study the auto-1 nomic . facts of life will be San. 11:30 to • PJW. themselves a cocktail party the other found there wee not even a mental functions committee, maker's remarks. ! spread out and from these rtiort to permit new specifica which ware defeated at the May Phone 840-3881 night ucational expenaea which result waa moderator for the' panel tions to be drawn and new bids 19 referendum. Closed Moadays. breach in the walls for them to from an Influx of young fam- Negotiations between Ford facts the UAW intends to gain ~^-id daaditna* 10:10 u a . aaab day a( There was gin and scotch in generous fill with their own aecriflce. diacusslon. Mancheeter waa and the UAW formally open a full measure of justice to be sought, and still havs Both Mayor Francis Mahoney I axeapt aatmday — 0 aaa Ulaa. represented by Mrs. Dorothy quantltisa. And If former Congreeafoen Yet the heed for new houaing JacObeon, secretary of the and former SUte Chairman Ed outside the central city of Hart And the membera of Mensa have as win H. May has learned hia lea- TiMsday, Juna 3S ford continues to grow. Town Planning Oommlaeidn. one of their organisational purposes the son, he will not soon again ex And eventually, as developer hort hie dear friends unto the *;■ -r ^ .• • • stimulation and enjoyment*of brilliant Irving Stlch observed, the eonveraation. breach. - Id' H m ChaiaalaM Aa Haro Ae Shakespeare might have towns are going to have low X % What should be their assurance of such Youthful Trio said, they have had it. «y>«t housing "shoved down Al i» » 0*1 brilliance begins with the intelligence it “How many times," they were their throats" by the Federal A m a Blembar of tha Houaa from BN- takes to get in. This organisation waa asking each other during the Public Housing Administration. ■oia, Kvaratt McKinley Dlrkaan bafan aa This being the case. Brown Still Missing founded in Britain a few years ago to course of the Republican Stats ■omathlna of a Chicapo Tribune conaah^- asked. "What should be done to include in its membership only individ C'^n 'pntion. "how many times atlva who mellowed, aa he aeemed about are we supposed to lose our own encourage the spread of new (Oonttousd trsM Page Oue) uals who can qualify aSibelonging to the housing to the Capitol Region to retire from political office, toward political lives for his?" top two per cent of the worid'S popula If this sounded aa if the loyal committees now ?" and "Should they drove to Philadelphia, re nJddie o f the road Republleaniam. I tion so far aa intelligence rating is con followers of Ed May had ever there be any agency above the portedly to sec the mine of a When, tnatead of reUrln* from poliUca, local level to promote the de cerned. You have to score from 135 to really been pressured into his Negro church that burned last he took hlmaelf a promotion from Houae service, that was something of velopment of the low cost Iffl on a sample intelligence teat even to week- after armed whites broke I to lenate. the mellowneaa of hia tail end InjusUce to him. They were vol housing?” begin being considered for membership. up a church board meeting. aervice in the Houae diaappeared, and the untary followers, members of a At present, Brown said, local Between the gdn and scotch and the sort of special Ed May cult, hia initiative has resulted in pro Officers stopped the three IMW Dlrkaen who a p p e a l aa eandidaU I.Q., then, there should have been, in this honor guard, who many times hibitive Eoning rather than ef Sunday and charged them with for the United SUtaa Senate waa a prop themselves chose to have him speeding. They were let go after gathering of Mensa members, a hand forts to meet the growing hous er repreaentatlve of the Chicago Tribune lead them into new losing bat ing market. being held in jail aevaral houra. some guarantee of fascinating, brilliant tle. But at Hartford the other (Jheney paid a 830 fine. ■fain. And on top of this, panelist conversation. day they had Just sustained a Sheriff’s depuUes said they In tha IWSa RepubUcan National Con- Don Noel of the Hartford Times new quick aeries of defeats, and noted, even the land in the out released them about 10:80 p.m eantton, it waa Dlrkaen who, aa a floor This the inquisitive reporters present toward the end of the day they A spokesman for the Neshoba failed to And. They themselves had lying towns is too expensive to loader for the forcea of the late Robert had had It, and they were in support private low rent hous County sherlff’a office said a pa iy%T: A. Taft, delivered the oelebrated taunt to sneaked their way into the gathering by capable of fighting under the ing. "What can be done to per trol car followed the woriceri old banner any more, and they "several blocka to make sure Tom Dewey, in which he reminded tha faking their I.Q. cards, and, when they suade the towns to write down were willing at last to let pie they got out of town ail right. New York leader that the party had fol didn’t And themselves bumping into the the cost of land, and then ac cult lUelf wither away, and ae cept the increased educational As hours passed without any lowed him once and followed him twice, conversational brilliance, manufactured sign of the trio, concern roee. i ? it did w ither’Before their very costs that will result?” some opening leads of their own. eyes, they themselves, human Cries came from civil righU but waa not about to follow him thia He suggested a state subsidy . jntod. .\4A. ..' beings with other lives to live, groups for a search. time into the camp of Dwight D. IHaen- But the best they got from these top for the coat of education within gave It a sort of farewell griev hower. But it waa ISaenhower who be- world brains would be an occasional the Capitol Region, and the In New York. James Farmer, Courtesy 'Hie Owner ance kick. national director of the Con eame the choice o f the convention, and "daah” or some stale enthusiasm for tha It waa the theory of one ap state's other planning regions. “MAXIMILIAN” OF MOLE’S HILL FARM: Great Champion And Sire WUlTam Slitt, director of the gress of Racial Equality, called who got elected, and who. had the taak Meta, and Anally the truth came clear. parent student not of Shakes ,121 Hartford Housing Authority, for an air and ground search peare but of the Greek drama of dealing with Senator William Know- The world's best brains, for conversation THIS PICrURB represenU said that new industry in the by the Meridian Naval Air Sta »rtsoâkoo6t‘$J,27 miUiou in, that May wss fated to keep on land cf California aa hia party'a floor assembled, make the world's dullest the non-political side of the ca region • will require new homes tion. e m p lo y e generated sounds. reer of êodore S. Ryan, Re and on and on until he was The Council of Federated Or leader In the Senate, Knowland being some day defeated so completo- to house its employes. The wage publican National Committee level of most of the workers ganizations,—one of the groups wel| in o f $50 inillioni ^ murii more formidable aa a rock-bound There are all kinds o f ' explanations. man from Connecticut, and ly there would be no honor spearheading the summer drive Bright brains usually And some ways of . guard nucleua left for another will make some low-cost hous- eonaeryatlve and much leaa of a chame Jim m y owner of Mole's Hill Farm In 1^ projects a necessity. And said bacauae the three were not leon than Dlrkaen. aellUig any really bright ideas they have, A Man Of Principle the town of Sharon, where he campaign. Thia analysis ecuM heard from Simday "that means perhaps explain why May seem \îthout them Industry will not We auppooe the low point of Dirkaen’a and don't east them away for nothing. breeds Aberdeen-Angus cattls locate here, he said. they haven't been physically into championships. “Maximil ed compulsively to ghoose the poblie eateem came at the beginning of But moat of all, real intelligences do one course of action, the one "Unless the land can be pro- ^ Breslin ian” waa Junior Champion at vlded, properly zoned and prop FBI agents arrived in Phila the preaent aeaaion of Congreea, when not always need words to communicate line of attack, the one pitched the international Livestock arly priced, we are juat not go delphia Monday n l^ t. In Waah- sot even hia own party waa aure any with one another. They do not And it Show at Chicago in 1956. and battle he could not win. He ington, Edwin O. Gutbman, Jus NEW YORK - Violence al jumped out of the elevator and with bad speech patterns. He might have aimed at almost ing to be able to supply hous Siore that H wanted him mouthing hia necessary to state and restate the obvi Grand Champion at the same tice Department information of ways was something that was let the elevator go downstairs didn’t like that He didn't think anything else and have had a ing to meet labor market de-') SMlHfluoua platitudee on televlaion, and ous, or the Intelligence and theory which to the lobby where Leonard show in 1957. And his son, who mands,” he said. ficer, said the FBI waa making beneath Leonard Simpson. He science was all that counted. He will be pictured here one day fine chance of victory. But he, a full probe of the "poeaibUlty whan the programa he and hia houae are already shared. If they set out, in Simpson's wife was waiting. was interested in things like had to go after the one thing he He proposed a housing au was too civilized, too interested When the door opened, the soon, also became Grand Cham thority with power to aaaemble that they are being held against * abunterpart, Congreaaman Halleck, abll deed, to enunciate the most brilliant of modem art, too. He knew only pion, last year. was not going to get— the state their will or that they are other in so many things that were im woman stepped into her hus a little bit -about it, but he de parcels of land to meet hous «Sf fCoduced aeemed likely to help the Dem- new theories or doctrines it might well chairmanship in ths spring c< wise being deprived ef their portant, for anything like that. band's blood. voted himself to learning about 1964. ing demands arising in various « S IL •orata aaore than tha Republicana. sound, to the uniniUate, like a series of But this is a world which uses sections o f the region. civil righU,^’ "If he lived through the bul it. He thought things like mod Once he had ordered the at The Miselssippi Highway Pa Then, gradually, Dlrkaen emerged aa “daahs” and "daahs.” Or it might be violence casually because it is Stich, with many houaing en let, he 'would have been very em art were very Important.” Herald tack against the one- citadel he.,^ trol was ordered to do every the one key man in all the Senate on tha just what it sounded like, some unimagi the quickest of ail answers and embarrassed,” Victor Simpson, , “I'd see hiiii. at the Museum was not going to breach, even terprises in the region, put the in 1945 somebody knocked out his son, was saying yesterday emphasis on private initiative. thing it could to help the aesreh. elvll righta bill. The chameleon gradu native comment on the weather. of Modem Art ail the time)” Yesterdays the remarkable variety of weap Neshoba County aheriffa ofA- Leonard Simpson's eye. when afternoon. 'Tie would be press Michael Cohen said. ons he brought up to the alege "I feel strongly that private en ally began taking on the coloration of There is, of course, far outside the somebody tried to break up an ing to find some way to help terprise can provide better cera said they were not looking "It’s funny, Victor said, "he 25 Yean Ago failed to knock things down the for the three because no one i etateaman; he became the man who concepts of Mensa, a sound, reliable for American Labor party meeting the guy who did it, and at the was a lawyer for 40 years and way they might have done' in housing for less money than a he was attending. »m pson public authority can, ” he said. had epeclHcally asked them to ’•would decide and did decide to break the mula for brilliant, interesting, fascinat same time he wouldn't want to he never really cared about other circumstances. To the end, II never spoke about the eye. He Paul Cervini elected to '8th "I honestly believe a builder do so. SUbuater and pcocure peaaage of the offend the police by not co-op money." the generalahtp was pretty ing conversation. That ia to assemble a regarded it as an accident of School A Utilities District geta Into low-rent housing Nearly 300 students have ar erating." A woman came in the rootn Board. good, on paper, even though the bUl. roomful of people who know the very life. He had too much faith in projects because he recognizes rived In Mississippi to open the Victor was sitting in a chair and embraced Victor. "Now you plain troops, and then the cap summer project. A second fitoup When the bill did paaa, he had obtain leaat about a subject; and let them have people to think that the lost in his bedroom at the rear of please-see to it that your moth tains and then the majors wore the need for it. Personally I eye was a part of life. 10 Yean Ago don't believe in subsidized houa- of volunteers is due next week. ed fmr Ma party at leaat equal credit for at it The less they know, the more the apartment. He is 22 and he er doesn’t stay here,” she said- long since A.W.O.L. He waa the same way about I b\g." The announcement of the It works for a newspaper in Suf- .She shook her head. “This city. Town Board of Directors brilliant they sound. The less they under his apartment at 203 W. OOth w it Stich said the unwllling- mlesing men brought an air of fem , N.Y. A friend. Michael None of us are safe. Assault, looks favorably upon proposal And thia b all the andent and honor stand, the more passionate their argu St. It is between Broadway and nesa of suburban communities tension to the campus of the Cohen, sat on the edge of the rape they just let them go. And that town purchase C. L. Hale able game of politlca. The evaaive, Amsterdam Aves. and this part to zone for low cost housing "is Western College for Women in ment The farther they are from any bed. Victor talked quietly, and when that subway incident Co. gravel bank. A Thought for Today of the city has changed. Ne a problem for the towns to Oxford, Ohio, where project vol MUfty demagogue auddenly providea tha conclusion or agreement the more con he would stop when he would came up, did Mayor W agner' Connecticut Supreme Court of Sponsored by the Msarahester groes and Puerto Ricans have solve.” He added. ‘They must unteers are trained. They had etctory for a great principle; the rabbit hear his mother’s voice come in go to the leaders of Harlem and Errors agrees to rehear in part vincing the logic they devise for one an moved In and the neighborhood Council ef Ohurehee realize their obligation to pro expected trouble, many studenta becomea the Hon. other. from the living ’room. The tell them t o say something? No. arguments in case concerning ie dangerous.' Sleep - walking mother, Mrs. Selma Simpson, vide appropriate zoning.” said, but not so aoon. LAter, quite conceivably, possibly in junkies are everywhere. Leonard he did n o t” She shook her head arbitrator's decision that cut ,^140' million were paid out to Connecticut T or good conversation, then, take a was strong on Wednesday again. wages of 1,500 Cheney Bros, flimpllcity or Complexity to the State by the, insurance compamtt ol Ma very next teat, he becomea the rabbit Simpson did not move. Nearly One threat this world levels - - f group In the I.Q, range of 88, give them night. But yesterday, in her liv Victor Simpson said nothing. employes 1014 cents per hour. ^ c u t wieare jdst shy of $ 1 0 nifllion. An additionsfiil -t *•* o f insurance benefits: accident and . again. everybody else in the building ing room and with her relatives at Christianity concerns the val a subject with which Jhey have aa little did. But the idea p t moving His ^father never would have al Leaders of town employes un ’ ».* and friends, she came apart a idity of "the simplicity which is jôn were paid to Cloni^rticut’s cities and towns. * paym et^, life,insurance benefits, fire, windstorm That ia why nobody darea predict previous acquaintance 'as possible. Imi away so he -would not have to lowed any talk like this. Oh, ion requests 10-cent-an-hour litUe b it his father was not one of these across-the-board wage increase In Jesus Christ" (II Cor. 11:3). whether Senator Dlrkaen will chooae to live with Puerto Ricans and Ne Now it is understandable that i r tate the standards of Mensa only in the people who run around scream for all of union's 92 members. doUam go a long way to provide tbeiaeOitiee % < ■» play any dedalve part in the next great groes was, to Leonard Simpson, “AH of a sudden," she was the highminded should exalt supply of gin and scotch available, and saying. “ AU of a sudden, he’s ing about beliefs. He was just Voters of 8th School A UtUl- US ail proud of the State we live in. party and national drama being thruat unspeakable. Nor did the neigh what is to them mentally chal you will find that everybody has a whale borhood's danger disturb him. gone.” a gentle 63-year-old man who tles District establish 3 ^-m ill ’ toward him. practiced law and played chess tax rats in North End. lenging. The trouble lies In thoss y, . 'lt from the mind which dictates what is and with Leonard Simpson and he took me out o f there. He feit out rubbing, nor a man made is not intallectuaily respectable, dace. robbed him then shot him In the I was, enl'y learning about rest. perfect without trials— ancient the writing ia on the wall as t o Or he eould be the man who aita tight Ws are not trying to stamp out priv heart with a .33 and then science. And I was coming back Chinese proverb. i. ate antorprlae. We have often been glad 1164 FubK.^.w.toi,.r the future of Christ's simplicity. SBd leta the nomination go to Ooldwater. to pay a 35 per cent markup to a vend- The world will have hone of It Ho eould be the real boaa of the 1M4 tag machine when we have needed a., for only the oomplax la mental- aenvention, aa ha haa Juat been the real stamp and the post office was closed or ' ly challenging for them. beaa o f tha Senate. far, far away. To rework the almpUcity ef But we cannot help recalling that ia Christ into the compludty of Or he eould be juat the ehamelaon Britain, when a post office is closed, we aomething or other is to corrupt again. can buy a stamp at face value from a Fisc h e fti tha gospel of Ck>d. This is so be One thing about him aeema rather eer- machine juat outside. The United States cause It is the Bupematurallsm lain. Ha ia enough of an oKperianced la “ the only country in the world that of the Gospel which makes pos sible its Bimplicity. Where'God poUtloUa, he la enough of a wind-bag, he allows its own stamps to be sold at a m r premium!" writes Congressman Roland Is involved, tha word of HU la enough of a eynic to be enjoying the V . Ubonati, of Bllnola, with an exclama ar precludes ths nsceaalty of party'a aad the eountrya apeculation tion point that suggests the intensity cf C ilvsd and bomplax Ideas of Yes, it’s double in aise— double in goodness, too. Another : asar juat hew anieh of a eruaadar he ia his feelinga msn^ Ws m ^ rsmsmbar that McDonald's exclusive in good eating—a double portloa of ‘ ■Mm to be. Now hs has got us excited. Why not Chrlsttanlty is God’s , baby and McDonald's 100% Pure Beef Hamburger topped with jthat have, aa he suggests, all-weather, face- wa do not dare wrong har. To delightful golden (Jheddar flavor. AU yours for enlly 88 eeata value stamp machinaa at every mail eompUeats ths Ffllth is to ehal- —that's right only 88 cents. Try this tempting MeDouble ban? Not primarily aa a ‘Tmcn to the Ism tbs wisdom of her Father. Cheeseburger. We're sure you'll agree "It's uie beet CTieeee greeting-card industry," edilch he men- 1%a simpUcity at stake U prs- biirger In ell the land.” O M o r n a i M tiona as one o f tha things to be taken ciaaly Christ’s totalUty as evsryw • intif consideration. But for such other thing needful for "plentlous re MCDONALD'S IS O F iN TILL 12 F.M. The Supreme Court haa bow ruled reasons as “the time-saving factor of demption” and "uttermost sal- FRI. and SAT. NIGHTS ....'fr-rnr'i— im oiii •i"nn'vrr...... that It ia uneonatitutional to iegialata poet office personnel, the lightening of vstion." Involved also in thU un congestion at peak seasons inside the ■ list eould go on .. . but the point, however, is a any blanket denial o f paaaporta for trav- involved religion He propagated , in Connecticut—for poet offices . . . the over-all convenience Is childUka faith. As a matter al abcoad to membera of the Goatununiat to the taxpayer and the ability o f the sri^, ut|jitifi6^ n d red«êlo|»nsent simple one: every year the insurance companies of Con- of fact, ao nalvo appearing U , . '• ‘ 1 party m Ita allied front orgaaiaatioeM. Poet Office to offer postage stsunpa at the. ^ o a t i n r natwo of Ghrtst' fijwHSjring '.A S i :'’piwtien an increasingly large contribution to the ■e niUag, the Court eatabUahea' the face value on a 34-hour basis." Ha esti- isn Faith that preaching U "■ '■ Mi: ' IN: mataa a potential market “upwards ef ' ectpoirac, Vell4îng of our State. Another reason why H UK- _ light to travel aa one o f the inherent eallad feoliait' and oo are tha ■ : $880 million d t^ ensed through mom praa^ca, ThU was, of course, AaMTieaa righta, subject to control only ' '-.-V ''V,' ’’ '^#he Ihsurahce Industry is one of Connecticut’s greatest b than SOO thousand outdor stamp ma- ia the day whan people could afoan aomm speeifle quoatioa o f national chinas.” undsrstand what Christianity look for tlw y id n n orchoi... ' Efisources.’* aaeuilty adght he involved, Such marhines ara^ being given a trial WM aU about. That waa before at the New York Worltfs Fair. We'd i k i Its ruling, the Court held that It JBinl^rs aad layman mads II The Inmtrance ' i. like to see them tried out in a whole ’iatsllsetually rsspsetabU." I ha wrong to astabihdi any Maahet oity—ours. Bsv. Jamas L. Rsaseia Informatbm Offioet > an travel whldi would opar- OofkDliig, you say? Ths next thing Pfsbytsrian Church Me Donald’s ;th e poten|ially tanoaant as wm* bS’A chani^s wiirhlns qb. svsry coiw 79 Farmington Avenue, m i m aer, you say? Than free deUvery of isHlI as agalast the potentially gnUty. Hartford stamps? Then a high-salaried govem- t t o i T ^ A g . I t main reason for rsjaleing ever naant employe to lick them for us? T I C U T ~ I lUJialr lias not in its aCsat on known Shortjriihted nonsense. The Ubonati Fnatdcat l>wight Di BUen- HAMBURGERS - f , 14 although wo have always plan is simply a stop-gap measure until bower sonouaqad bU oppocitloa .ftot n'tmr I Story American heme has a postage to a federal pension for Alger ACROSS FROM THE NEW FIRST NATIONAL — ------illiOfl®. oonvlotvd.ef pqrjury f- a g ^ h e 4d, W « | t Center Strset, M eoAente — — . /T ’- "TP (K i' ■'■ ; : - j ' V, i . ' • r . ^ "{ '.-.v /’ / ■ r- I ■/ 'r ■■> . ! I '■ r ; .i r ' , ’■ ^ • .- ’ ■' I : • ■■ r " i y »■- 1 EIGHT m a h c h e s t e b e v e n i n g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r ! o o n n ^ T u e s d a y , j u n b 2s, i 964 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN. TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1964 T • a Board Allows Tuition Pupih A b o u t T o m w Future Teachers Karinas Sister Timetable Sought Philpots Enter Lake, ' u DiGregorioPascucci Announce Engagements HALL Eighth Dtstrtot voluiiteer Donate to Camp Visits in Town From Bolton for One Year firemen srill meet tomorrow Mrs. Dora L. WeMMr The marriage of Miss Patri nlitot at 8 at the Main St. fire Owners Set Meeting Ofiidala of the Kssuiedy Day MIos Margartta Janaoeli. 17, Coventry — Mrs. Dora Und- cia Mari* Paacuod of Manehee- of Skogland, Sweden, to a gusot FO R RENT The beard o f education . lastPsorb ^le pupils without hard- house to dlacusb stiecUdn of the Camp for Retarded ChUdren On Redistricting hom Weiaher, 91, of MO Cooper asnual Pbaeh ShAteake Festi ter and Sabetlno P. DiOregorlo at toe horns o f Mr. and Mrs. Lane, widow of ll^lUam C. ship. have acknowledged a $S0 dona I - night granted separate requests val committee and setting a (Oeatimied from Page One) one appeared concerned over o f Hartford was solamnlaod George Walker. 17. Harvard Rd. 24 OOLWAY 9 t. Weiaher, died Sunday at the For a time, both Beldoa tion from the Future Teachers’ She to the sister.^ Miee Karin tfOMMnaa ttmmI Pat* Oao) by three Bolton psurents to al Schaffer and Edward Oieimey date for the event Fire Oilef Oie peeMoee of the Philpots; Saturday morning at tha Windham Memorial Community Francis Limerick announces. A iqiokeTOaa for FACE said Club of Manebeoter n g h School. Jansson, Amertban Field Ser #48-0618—64I-86IS Hospital,, l^lmantic. , low their children to continue seemed disposed to oppose the many did not know who they Church o f tha Azsumptkm the Supreme Also on the meetings sgenda Many of the club members vice exchange student, vdio was FOR ALL OOOAUOm [By BO doing, tl Court Ruling Bom in Bremen, Germany, for the 1964-65 school year as requests. Sample comments— that the PhUpot famUy plans were. The brlda Is a daui^tor of will be a discussion of fSII ac- Mr. and Mro. Benjamin Paaeue- a guest ai the Walker’s home Court laid that both houaea a t she lived In the Hartford area' tuition pupils in Manchester Oletmey: "If we granted this, 1 to move into their home as soon Tlie PhUpot chUdren, WUUam have aloo signed to be vohmteer last year while attending Maii- Uvltles ai they sh^d ^ one basic [ theran Church Vacation Bible Fearing a legal battle, about of the Human Rights Council A dedication'and open house "And not because he’s A Ne OWELETTOn? 14 members of FACE have eia Panasza and Mias Unda and Mrs. Richard A. Strasser and Mrs. Antonio Saimond of gro. hut because he’s qualified,’’ s^nlng," Pinney continued, the and Whitney Division where he in Mountain View Cemetery, ^ /l o n b a ^ at Manchester High School, which started yesterday. of New Haven, entered the Coral, all of Hartford, were ^11 be held Sunday aftern’oon calsed almost $2,(XX) to aid in lake. of Wethersfield. ■* 399 Gardner SL Kheel said. “ U.S. Industries has Drop your ptn and takopitorw is hind.. dadaion has now become the worked. Bloomfield.- ...... School under the same arrange- A * motion hv'b y Ted nimminar.Cummings Sessions are conducted Monday bridesmaids. at Manchester's Camp Kennedy, (seconded by Rottner) to accept through Friday from 9 to 11:45 toe Rev. Mr. Phllpot’s efforts. nb Negro b u ^ ess. Sam’s' pres law of toe land and we must Danvln’s lawyers said they Friends may call et toe fu ments as. in the past The bridal attendants ware at to acquaint local residents, Miss Smith is a graduate of Miss Applln attended Keene With I Long DistancO ull you’ll be sought MaJ. Rome all that week In bringing the requests tor the three was then amended to a.m. Closing exercises will be Among those present with the campers, their parents, and Manchester High School and (N.H.) State College and grad ence will not make a nickel’s aldde by it " neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Philpots were David lYemnans, tired In embossed taffeta, floor- worth of business tor toem .” talking almost as' soon as you can •The GOP leader said that end. toe younger puo*la again before read “ (or 1964-65" and passed held Thursday, July 2, at 6:30 length gowns, fashioned with counselors, of the work that has Hartford Airline School. She is uated from toe Hanover School unanimously. p.m. on toe church nopids, who resigned from ALPOA be Teacher Appeals writa "Daar(kiuldn’t bt sasier. there were many ways to im- Atty. John F. Shea Jr., Dar David P. fysrini toe board. Dr. Curtis cautioned bateau necklines and bell gone into making the camp pos employed at United Aircraft In- of Modeling, Hartford, She is win’s ghlef defense counsel, said members to consider several In other action, the board weather permitting. Children cause o f its treatment of toe teniafional, Eaat Hartford. Mr. employed by the Travelers In long Distanta is the nsicl best thing mement toe decision and that WAPPING— David P. O’Brien, shaped skirts. They wore wide- sible. at the trial he left more than 20 factors before voting on the voted to accept the low bids on age 3 to 15 are eligible to reg Rev. Mr. PhUpot and is not per Salary Decision Strasser is a graduate of Weth surance Co., Hartford. ^ of these “ should be explored 50, of Tam Circle, died this mitted to use lake faciUUes. brimmed picture hats trimmed Rev. Sister Wilson to being thera. messages at 'state police head matter. > the Highland Park, Keeney St. ister. with cabbage roees, and carried DICK FOUND GUILTY ersfield High School and at Mr. Saimond, a 1961 gradu morning at Middlesex Memorial and Robertson school projects, Yeomans is the brother of John He nded that the legislature quarters for MaJ. Rome dur He said toe pcu’ents indicated A teacher’s appeal of a de kissing balls of miniature car tended the University of Con ate of the Porter School of De SPIRITUAL READER Hospital, Middletown, after a after hearing summations of Yeomans, president of ALMA. NEW HAVEN (AP)—Charles sillier tni* year had successful ing the weekend asking to see they want their children to stay cision by the board of educa nations. The honor attendant necticut. He is employed at the sign. Rocky Hill, is employed Healer and Advisor brief illness. the bids by Ted Cumming^s, 'Others present Included Gor W. Dick, 52, former treasurer ly come to grips with “ a knotty Darwin. ’The major denied in In toe Manchester system b^ tion’s credit evaluation commit wore Dior blue and her gown Silas Deane Super-market, as manager of toe branch office TK SMmn 6H OMUIR Bom in Middletown on Sept. 10, chairman of the building and Gagnon Facing don MacDonald, Mrs. Donnal of the A. B. Co. North Ekid Fed Advice on all problems of life bIem“ of congressional re- court he received any of the cause of “ its established pro tee denying him a $450 salary had three • quarters • length Wethersfield. of toe Joseph Merritt Co., Hart . mmMKcnfttT f f i 1913, he had lived in this area sites committee. Ca'rlberg, Mrs. Donald Rich eral Credit Union in Ansonla, rtcting. messages. He also denied he gram and reputation.” Robbery Count raise was aired before the fitU sleeves. ’The bridesmaids wore pleaded no contest to a charge A May 1665 wedding is plan ford. 612 Albany Ave., Hartford We do eur bast to aerve you befier knew of any personal visits by for four years. A 1938 graduate The bids on Highland Park ards and the Rev. Raymond ned. A Sept. 5 wedding is plamned, " ’Certainly,” he said, “ early “ However, you should think of Bradley, an officer of FACE board last night. pale blue and their gowna had of embezzlement In U.S. District the attorneys looking for him or of the University of Connecti ^ precedent that would tend and Keeney St had previously The board decided to table cap sleeves. exploratory talks looking to a been approved by the Joint Donald Gagnon, 17, of 486 N. and Mrs. Sally Thomas. Court yesterday and was found Darwin. cut, he did post graduate work to be established with a favor the request o f Joseph Mazsotta Redo DlGregorio of Hartford sdution are in order.” town and board building com Main St., was served a Circuit At 2:30 the party, accom guilty by Judge Robert P. An The state called niunerous at Columbia University at New able vote,” he continued. “ Pei> for a reversal of the commit served as his brother’s best [^*lnney met with top party York City. He was a teacher at mittees. Meeting last night in a Court 12 warrant at noon today panied by members of FACE derson. The government said Uptdars and GOP lawyers handl- witnesses in its contention that sonally, I would not be In favor and sympathetic ALPOA mem tee’s decision, but agreed to re man. Ushers were Nino DiGre- Dick embezsled $4,227.66 from Darwin was not denied any Sedgewlck Junior High School of tatog.any large number of room adjoining the boud room, charging him with robbery with open the case after all the facts toe Republican appeal at a the two groups put their final bers, drove to a sandy beach rorlo and Evo Santlnl, both of .the credit union. No date was reasonable request during the in West Hartford. Prior to this these puifils.” violence. surrounding it are submitted ip sting here last night, stamp of approval on the Rob area, a short distance away, Hartford, and Edward Zawls- set for sentencing. he had been principal of Port Det. Sgt. Joseph Sartor and writing, both by Mazsotta and towskl of Manchester. MRS. SABATINO F. DIGREGORIO loward Hausman of New Brl- weekend he was in custody. Dr. Curtis went on to remind ertson bid before Cununings dressed in beach wear. land High School, and coach of DeL John Krlnjak made toe ar the evaluation committee. Mrs. PascuccI wore a pale Republican legislative The state claimed Danvin toe board ttat toe class loads submitted toeir recommen&- rest after several weeks of In- The Philpots visited briefly j the baseball, basketball and soc Mazzotta’s appeal was held blue silk sheath with Jacket, I School of Social Work, Hartford sioner, suggested in a had not requested to see his cer teauns there. of high school English teachers tiona to the'full board Just be vesUgatipn of a complaint from with Thomas F. Henry, secre to Piimey that ’toe only lawyers except when he was for next year have been cut tary of the State Chvll Rights at toe suggestion of Supt. of and matching accessories. The Mr. DlGregorio ip employed at He is survlveid by one son, fore midnight. a S5-year-Md Manchester resi Schools William H. (hirtls after le course’’ for meeting the picked up at the East Hartford from five to four classes daily ’The bids as finally accepted Commission, in their hom e bridegroom's mother wore a Manchester Modes, Inc. CIVIL RIGHTS! v>. FEELIHGS! William M. O’Brien, at home; dent who claimed he was at Mazsotta had been turned d(mn pale pink sheath with matching oblem was to amend toe state plant and made a break for a In an effort to reduce what he together with their deductive tacked in Hickey’s woods near across from the beach. five daughters, Mrs. David in two previous attempts to ob Jacket, and matching acces ROOSEVELT FILM 1. Maybe I ah undesirable person ^ operate a package Itution. teleirtione. Police restrained called their heavy volume of alternates are as follows: Union Pond, on May 15. Because a chain barred en Query of Manchester, Mrs. Ste tain salary credit for courses sories. Both wore white orchid NEW YORK (AP)—A docu lan reportedly suggest- him. paper work. Despite toe reduc Highland Park, Associated Sartor today said that Gagnon trance to a beach parking area, store even though the decision rendered did not say so In phen Filip of Rockville, Md taken for professional advance corsages. mentary film, "The Eleanor that a special session of toe Danvin, testifying on his own tion, English classes will still Construction Co., $458,- was being held in lieu of $5,(XX) the party, numbering about 10, that many words, but indeed had poUshed words' added to Miss Catherine O’Brien, Miss ment beyond toe bachelor’s pro A reception for 225 was held Roosevelt Story" Is scheduled General Assemhly be behalf, said he feared MaJ. average 29Mi pupils, he said. 400; Keeney, Jack R. Hunter, bond. If bond is not posted^ to climbed a path which led to the WSTAUTHIS Mary Ifirglnla O’Brien and Miss gram. at toe Hotel Bond, Hartford. For (or release early next year. deny my application according to a write up in the Evening led in September to act on a Rome and felt he Jiad no rights. Marion O’Brien, all at home; Queried as to whether he had Inc., $324,000; Robertson, Jack day, Gagncm will be arraiêd beach. received any requests other than Shortly after their arrival, The evaluation committee de a motor trip to the Pocono Producer Sidney Glazier said Herald, Tuesday evening of this week. itutional amendment, The confession accepted in three brotliers, Richard J. R. Hunter, Inc., $530,700. in Circuit Court 12, East Hart nied toe $450 advance on toe toe three. Dr. Curtis said he about five members of ALXfA Mountains, Pa., and Michigan, Monday the 90-mlnute film is first round amendment the trial came after Darwin was O’Brien of Haddam, State Li The board of directors is slat ford, tomorrow mornlqg. If bond grounds that Massqtta’s pro 2. 1 am still awaiting notification of toe board’s decision. 1 Id then be submitted imme- had not and that as toe matter ed to act on the school bids to- arrived at the scene, summoned Mrs. DlGregorio wore a oar- being culled from the mr e formally charged with the mur quor Commissioner William J. is posted, toe cAse will be re gram was not “clearly related” gandy and white silk sheath collections of film token of Mrs. writing before taking future steps. CUSTOM Mark II Itely to toe regular 1965 ses- now stood toe schools could ab- nigtot. turned to Manchester court on by Victor Roberts, a member. der of the Bolton girl, the O’Brien of Portland and John to his teaching field, as required with matching accessories. The Roosevelt, who died in 196:f. begliming next January, July'20. Roberts spotted the Philpots as Remember, if we are to survive the obstacle as la toe words prosecution said. D. O’Brien of Glastonbury; one they drove past his home and by board policy. Mazsotta, an couple wUI live at IS Short St. Rep. James Roosevelt, D- approved by a two-thirds A second wairrant is being Police testified that Darwin granddaughter and several Church, Wethersfield, at 9. Mrs. Mary. SuUlvan, 50 Pine SL; followed them to the beach. He Industrial arts instructor at after July 6. Callf., her oldest son, said the of a genius and historian Patrick Henry, “Give me liberty Ity of both Houses as re- volunteered the confession even nieces and nephews. Burial will be in Rose Hill Me PoUy S. Gwen, ’Tumble Brook lodged in the case. Sartor add Manchester High SchooL had Mrs. DlGregorio Is employed film is being financed at $160,- or give me death." FRANCIS HAPPENY ed. John P. O’Neill, 19, of 476 reportedly went to the home of ~ by toe state constitution, after he was warned of his The funeral vdll be held morial Park, Rocky Hill. Dr., Vernon; MsTy ^ Frances Mrs. Benjamin SanGlacomo, taken his advanced program in at the University of ConnecUcut 000 by himself and five others. amendment would then, im- rights. Thursday at 8 a.m. from the Friends may call at the fu Laôwaki, 135 Venmn Ave., N. Main St., who last Thursday administration coursea OIL FURNACE and a short time later, the Bausman’s proposal, be sub- Darwin’s attorneys' claimed Coughlin Fimeral Home, 491 neral home tonight from 7 to 9. RockvUle; Mrs. Edith Prohas- was sentenced to an indeter Mazzotta told toe board he minate term at the State ALMA group appeared. Itted to a referendiun at a that Darwin’s will was “brok High St., Middletown, vdth a ka, Glastonbury; Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. Carlberg, who brought had switched to administration clal state elecUcm in July Reformatory at Cheshire on bad en” diudng weekend interroga solemn high Mass at St Maiys MUler, Coventry; Ira Kennon, her five year old daughter because of a scarcity of courses Church, Portland, at 9. Etirlal check counts and a termination tion and that the defendant Coventry; Thomas Potter, RFD along, said, “I enjoyed the sun. in his field at schools In the mm proposed amendment to will be in St. Maty’s Cemetery, of probation from a criminal ^ a . told police an3rthing they want 2, RockvUle. It was a friendly visit.” state constitution must ini- ed to hear. Darwin testified he PorUand. offense in Middletown, will a'so Furthermore, he said, he was BIRTHS YH»TERDAY; A be charged with robbery with When the Phllpdls first en iite in the House in one ses- made the confession because he Friends may call at the fu George A. Hahn basing his appeal on a similar It does not have to go to neral home tonight from 7 to 9 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roger violence tor the May 15 attar’:. tered the beach, a light rain had case in which a fellow industrial wanted to get away from the Funeral services for George Just ended and about eight peo Senate in this first round. police. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and WUiard, 14 Pioneer Circle; a Police allege that the two arts Instructor had been grant- August Hahn of Vernon were yoi ple wefe prafsnt w l^ ^hsin,. It H must be approved by The court's majority decision 7 to 9 p.m. son to Mr. aifil H ^ V ^ U a im )Ute j-jUtacked. th9; man,, not ..Sd,,^6alary raise by toe com-, J. held yesterday at the Watkins- ianpots’'l«at, a b ^ Sto houses in the next session. yesterday written by Justice Kennedy, Riverside Dr., Ver 'In'UOe, 'kfter taking advanced West Funral Home, 142 E. Cen from him by force. iPinney said that he had re Arthur J. Goldberg, the court Mrs. Alphonse H. QuIntlB non; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ar 76 people were on the beach. No courses in guidance. f ived the Hausman letter to- questioned the place of a con COLUMBIA — Mrs. Helen ter St. The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, thur Aiper, 99 Nike Circle. pastor of Concordia Lutheran 1 / ^y, but that he has not had fession in a criminal trial. Hamilton Qulntln. 59, of East BIRTHS TODAY; A son to ne to study it. He said he “We have learned the lesson Hartford, died this morning at Church, officiated. Frederic Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gurlick, lit comment on the proposal of history, ancient and modem," Hartford Hospital. Werner was organist. Burial Thompsonviiie; a son to Mr. Justice Goldberg wrote, “that Bom Sept. 13, 1904, at Colum was in Veterans’ Field of East and Mrs. Harold Ames, 50 FOR YOUR OLD a system of criminal law en bia, she was the daughter of Cemetry with full military hon Highland St.; a daughter to Mr. _ ausRian acknowledged that Mrs. Lillian Lewis Hamilton of ors. I had sent a letter to Pinney forcement which comes to de and Mrs. Wilson TlUey, (Coven pend on the ’confession’ will, in Andover and the late Frank A. Bearers were John Cavag- t 1 declined to comment on its Hamilton, and had lived in,East try; a son to Mr. and Mrs. REFRIGERATOR* the long run, be less reliable naro, Edward Cavagnaro, John R ^ r Smith, 149 Florence St.; < ntents because he said it was and more subject to abuses Hartford for the past 25 years. Jenta,' Harry Sault, Laurence communication addressed to a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. I than a system which depends Employed as a nurse by the Williams and Allan Fielding. *ln worldng condition toward this NEW I rty leaders and not the press. Connecticut Red Cross blood Aaron Cook, 442 W. Middle ISO on extrinsic evidence independ The military squad of the Tpke. The New Britain attorney, ently secured through skillful program for the past 14 years, 169th Military police Battalion, It's tha World's Most Advanced Oil Fumoct! V M was counsel to the party Investigation.” she was a 1928 graduate of Manchester, led by Sgt. l.C DISCHAROEID YESTERDAY: I fore he became one of two A dissent written by Justice Hartford Hospital School of Robert S. Davies, was compris Mrs. Eileen Clark. 95 Green "'I i;lalative commissioners, op- Byron R. White said that as a Nursing, and was a member of wood Dr.; Mrs. Ektoa Wilson, the, hospital’s alumni associa- ed of M. Sgt. Raymond N. BIG QUALITY Manufactured by Iron Fireman Webster, Inc. I sed Pinney unsuccessfully for result of the ruling: the police Handfield, M. Sgt. Fred McDon Tankeroosan Rd., Vernon; Mrs. tldh. She was a member of the Sally Ouellette, Blast Hartford; t B state chairmanship in a “ win be crippled and the task ald, M. Sgt. Robert E. Pelle- ana First Congregational Church of Mrs. Carolyn Hennis, Hazaid- Agoin Fogarty Bros., Inc. Guoronteos: 1 mths-long battle that was re- made a great deal more diffi grinelll, .Staff Sgt. William I Ived at the state convention Andover. ville; John Fuller, 325 Highiafui KJS cult—all, in my opinion, for Carvells Jr.' and Sgt. Joseph R; ^ t week. unsound, unstated reasons Besides her husband and St.; Wendy Alvord, 3 Harvard FREEZER-p/us-REFRIGERATOR mother, she is survived by N. SL Germain, firing detail, Rd.; David Maloney, 47 Brooe lere is what some of to« prin- which can find no home in any and C.W.O. Theodore R. Kurlo- als in the state reapportion- three sisters, Mrs. Dexter H. Rd.; Mrs. Anita House, 204 If You Don't Cut Your Gas, Propone, of the provisions of the Consti Cross of Lima, Ohio, Miss Ila wicz, bugler. Bnt case say about toe ruling tution. Greenwood Dr.; Mrs. Susana Only AMANA gives you both ^ t both houses of the state L. Hamilton o f Andover and Stavens, Lake SL, V ernon: Y esterday’s ru lin g "’^ alBo William J. Cordner •IsU ture are unconatltuUonal- Mrs. Frank W. Holden of Weth Mrs. Anna ’Twlble, 37 Strant throws out any confession ob Funeral services for William ip apportioned. ersfield; three nieces and two SL; Mrs, Johanna Sanders and Free-O’-Frost and Contact Freezing Oil, Electric Fuel Bill by 25%* tained by investigators without nephews. John Cordner of 16 Laurel St. ;« o v . Dempsey: •’The action will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. son, 52 ML Nebo PI.; Mrs. .w • niakes it clearly manda- \ 'aming the suspect that any Funeral services will be held at the Holmes Funeral Home, Beverly Krukoff and son, Staf y y that both branches of the thing he states may be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at the First ford Springs; Mrs. Ruth O o s- ecUcut general assembly against him. Congregational Church of An 400 Main St. The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pastor of South by and daughter. Hebron. be reapportioned and re- dover. The Rev. Raymond H. Bradley, pastor, will officiate. Methodist Church, will officiate. DBSOHARGED TODAY: Mr4 DO IT WITH THE S m "”**** population No Water Ban Burial will be in the First Ec Burial will be in Veterans Field Helen Nielsen, 60 Spring SL; FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. il«eo Parskey, DemocraUc clesiastical Society Cemetery, of BkMt Cemetery. Mrs. Eimma Newman, 3 Fair- I ^rty counsel: “ In toe Ught of Andover. Friends may call at the fu field St.; Charlotte Van Gelder, HELP O F A d ^ i o n , responsibility now In North End Friends may call at the New neral home tonight from 7 to 9. 76 Cambridge St.; Jay Fergu a with the leadership of kirk and Whitney F u n e ra l son. Wapplng; Stanley Dsladul, h poUUcal parties to imple- Officials of the privately own Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Hospital Notes Ellington; Ronald E. B era rd SAVINGS and LOAN nt it as soon as possible.’ ’ ed Manchester Water Co. an Hartford, tomorrow from 7 to Jr.. Wapplng: Kathleen Topj WILL PAY THE DIFFERENCE! Oliver Butterworth, one of lo nounced this nioming that there 9 p.m. llff, 144 Autiunn SL; Mrs. Ger » Rlxens who brought the suit in is no shortage of water within AD.’TITTED YESTERDAY: trude Brandt, 68 Spruce St.; HOME *Based on seasonal operating efflotenoy, comparative toermoatat settings and degree days. |8. District Court in 1962: "It toe boundaries served by their John M. Bond Paul Healy, 99 Lakewood Cir Mrs. Olive Duckworth, 125 lly wasn’t for us. It was water company. John Makin Bond, 63, of cle; Dianne Tays, 126 Eldridge Spruce SL; Mrs. Sara Ann letoing to help the whole The, partial water ban for Newington, brother of Mrs. SL; Eben Cobb, 152 Prospect MueUer and daughter, 57 Bige IMPROVEMENT PLAN ate. We’ve been riding along property owners in toe Manches- Ann Lehman of 31 Carol Dr., S t; Donald Conrad Jr . 14 Hai^ low St.; Mrs, Susan. Martin- Fogarty Broi^ las. dares to make this startling offer because so many owners -ny years- with this outdated------ter Green and Rockledge sec- died. suddenly last night at his vard Rd.; Joan Fountain. 467 dale and son, Coventry. stem. This decision will bring tions of town applies to custo- home. N. Main St.; Patricia Fountain, of Custom Mark II warm air and hot water fumaeos report gas, oil or electric state up to date and solve mers of toe ’Town Water Depart He is survived by his wtfe, 467 N. Main St.; Mrs. Cather ay problems.” ment only, as does the cautloh two sons, one daughter, three ine HlUery, 13 Munroe SL! Mrs. {State Attyt Gen. Harold M. to use water sparingly.. brothers, two other sisters and iMcille Johnson, 33 Sunset St.; Education Gets fuel savings of 25% or more. ilvey: “I expect all parties Because of the .presence of seven grandchildren. Arnold Johnston. RFD 2, Rock- Savings & Loan makas it aasy for you to add a room the suit to be back before two water companies in Man Funeral services will be ■viUe; Mrs. Virginia KasinskI, Big Tax Bite The Iron Fireman Custom Mark II utilizes a new concept in heating which provides 100% com UB. District Coiul soon to chester, many times announce held Thursday at 2 p.m. at 133 Baldwin Rd.; Henry La- ...fix up your bosamant.. .add a garaga...or do talking about reapportion- *■. ments by one water,' company Rose 'Hill Funeral Home, Elm Chapelle, Haxardville: Mrs. Ber Generdl Manager Richard bustion of the oil. This is why your heating costs are lower. And this new oil firing breakthrough' at plans. It’s not a question are misconstrued by customers St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in nice Marcham, 53 Reservoir Martin has released compara any numbar of othar things to modarniza and baautify fy more of where we are go- of the other. Rose Hill Memorial Park. Rd.. Rockville; Winifred Petlg, It’s only a question of gives you solid comfort, a cleaner home, trouble-free furnace operation and longer furnace life. Friends may call at the, fu 94 Lenox St.: Mrs. Dorothy Ro tive figures, dating back to S-Yesv your homa. Right now is tha tima to gat itartad. ich train to take.” neral home tonight and tomor mas, 60 Scott Dr.; Gesonmisla 1950, on the perceiriage o f tte Warranty (John D. Fassett of North Ha- row from 7 to 9 p.m. on Total Public Records Rossi, 114 N. Lakewood Circle; Manchcater tax dollar spent for You save in other ways, too. The completely automatic Custom Mark II wastes no heat during attomey for a group of Barry Smith, 82 a Main St.; Applianee Stop in soon and talk ovar your financial naadi with educaUon, and that spent for 11 towns that tried unsuc- Morris Wolf Mrs. Joanne Schmedding, Cov Inoiiidiis ‘'o ff' periods. No pilot lights to waste fuel ana no seasonal “ on” or “ off” pilot light service charges. lly to intervene in the Warrantee Deeds Morris Wolf, father of Isidore entry: Elmore Vincent, 126 aU other town purposes. Parts aa« ui. You'll faal at homa at Manchastar's oldait financial ’T disagree vigorously LeRoy K. Caron to Russell CURRENT ANNUAL Wotf of 60 Vernon St. and prli)- Maple St.; Mrs. Ruth Dawson, ’The chart reveals a whUe DIVEDEND ON Competitively priced, the Custom Mark II gives you the most for your heating dollar... with terras |th It. I think the Supreme W. Cowles Jr. and Marie P. cipal of the Manchester Green : overstepped constitutional Cowles, half Interest in'property Columbia; Mrs. Beatrice BJork, in the fiscal year 1950-51 the INSURED SAVINGS Institution. S ^ ool, died last week in New 206 Woodbridge St,; Nancy Fin expencUtures were practically to fit your budget. For free estimates and additional information, call: Rations. It seems to be up- at 160-162 Woodbridge St. York City at the age of 7i9. ktlag the Ccmstitution when- LeRoy K. Caron to Edward ley. 56 WethereU St.; Mrs. Pa equal, during the fiscal year ■ - A«iR« bwO’.frwt fiww-Mw-lriilswW He was born March 1885, in tricia MigneaulL WindsorvUle; starting next week, 30.4 mlUs 7 ' ■ - n ' tar it SMS fit" R. Provost and Marie J. Pro Austria, and came to this coun vost, hsUf interest in property Walter Dansereau. 54 Wilsoh of the tax levy wUl go for school try when he was 12 years old. Ixme, Rockville; Mias Margaret purpose and 11.6 milU for aU CHECK THESE BIG AMANA FEATURES at 160-162 Woodbridge St. He was a retired manufacturer Ekhvard R. Provost and Ma Durkin. Glastonbury; M n. other municipal expenditures. * EvehHHs no-tlp gMe-eat shelves e AmaM-oerySe ossmbM flnkh ‘ of children’s wear. Florence Rowe, 20 Earl SL; . arid rsoehlBg chipping rie J. Provost to Roland L. Ru He also left his wife, Mrs. The a v e r a g e Mancbeeter E v e n ts Mrs. Mary MacDonald. Wap- homeowner, with a $10,900 aor 'A 'A i t therford and Judith M. Ruther Pearl Falk Wolf of New York e OaBon bettls storage for bnlky eontalaora o 8msna matte Oantaet FisisIbi — na to Fogarty Brothers, Inc. ford, property at 18 Cornell plng; Mrs. Gertrude Donahue, sesomenL wlU contribute about 24i ttoisstestsrttom s t b e r n w ^ ^ City, one qther aim, a daughter, 297 Hackmatack SL; Miss Mar o Pen-width “ Extrn-MarglB” crtqier St. and eight grandchildren. $331 for school purposes and f7 In^ S ta te T ar Uen jorie Ljrttle, 66 Laurel SL; Mrs. about $125 for aU other town * lA fgs eapodty Star-Mar «ssr 319 BROAD STRECT . MANCHESTER. CONN. PHONE A49.4S39 Bureau of Internal Revenue Florence Morlconl. 552 E Mid purposes. e Half gaUae mOk oM tan birttle storage s Osnpletely Ptos-O’-PTest SAVINGS AMERICAN EXPRESS Btrs. Mkry M. OUlelto dle ’Tpke.; Miss Virginia Lind, against Gordon 8. Smith and COVENTRY — Mrs. Mary ’The figures indicate an aver NO MONEY DOWN TRAVELERS CHEQUES fkw» fiscs Om ) Jacqueline B. Smith, property WUllmantic; Mrs. Joyce W r/i, age increoae over last year of 3 YEARS TO PAY Miller Gillette, 84, o f Forge Vil TOUand; Mru. EUxabeth Luet- rioGARTY BRO^nr” at 158 WethereU St., $786.07. lage, Mass., mother of Frederick $16 per homeowner for sOhool a tic/ L O A N 319 BROAD STREET ttate Health Bfarrlage Lic enses Jen. 6 Falrview EXL, RoekviUe; expenees, and an’ equal drop of ( GUlette of Hinkle Mae Dr. and A s s o c I A I I O N 1 anklin M. Foote reported David Paul Pinette, 209 Cen Robert Gillette of 8. River Rd., Mrs. EUeen Bragdoo. 32 Village $16 per horaeownsk. for munici Clip and Mail I MANCHESTER, CONN. 4 rman measles cases dropped ter St., and Roberta Lee Van- died Sunday at St. Joseph’s SL, Rockville; Raymond Fltx- pal expenses. toe fifth consecutive wew — derfaoff, 66 Ardmore Rd., Bt. Hospital, Lowell, Maas. patrlck. 406 Oakland SL Whereas in 1950-51 the town, n 1,762 to 1,126. Also: Japies’ Churcb,‘^'3uly 4. , She is also survived by 2 oth ADMITTED TCOAY: Mrs. with a tax rate of 27 mills, I Nama aUekenpox cases, 200 from Robert Labenaki, Woodstock, er sons, 6 daughters, 46 grand Ixwraiae Rogers, 27 Skinner budgeted $1,053,000 for schools, MAJiCMl»TlR»t O L O f t riMAIICIAI. IHGTITUTIOil this coupon the previous week; regular and Linda Bennett D’Agostino, children and 49 great-grandi^- Rd., Vernon; Jbseito Leorio, 260 in 1964-65 with a tax rate of 66lea, 100 from 211; wnbop- Bast Ra-'tford,' South Methodist dren. School SL; Mrs. Loretta Me- 42 mills, the school budget has eouidi, six from 14; s tr ^ Church. »une 27. The funeral will b* held to Guell, EUingtim; Mrs. Karen ( W to $4,972,382. NEAR MAPLE STREET «6t, 406 from TOO, and lafec- Byran Ftanklyn Knuise, 87 morrow at 8;IS ajn. from the Pearl. 14 Pearl SL; Mark Aron 1007 BIAIN STREET I ...... I I bepnRtis, U from 17, Nqm- Walnut St., and Yvonne Hen- MANCHESTER PARKADE, M/-\NCt-lE')TER right now! Rose Hill. Funeral Home, m ™ son., 1 Frances Ave., Rockville; I g t y ...... s u u ...... ' of mumps oases edged jm to riette VerfaUle, Bolton, South St., Rocky Hill, with a Mass o f EUaobeto Day. 605 HlUstown BRANCH OFFICE ~ ROUTE 81 ~ COVENTRY ^ M l. ^ Methodist Church, July 4. requiem ^ Ooipos Christ! Rd.; Lavla Fbrrl, Wapplng; Read Herald Ads.

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"7 ^ T l Richard Mai^well «HS lf:rC4AN^ Color Scheme ^ W O N 'T t « T NDo A T H 1N 6 T O '»00 t AH oy. b a r n a c l e s i u .r Episcopal Priest How COM « 'ibu ARENfr MAVB A BOAT V PUBLIC BNBMICC, B&CAU8B S o u l . 1 A M M T T I N A A > TBai^«> New School Bid Outvoted, •WAeaCRiN* AROUND diroiUna Richard W. Maxwell of New WOOtCN'T A BOAT PO*t IC traM lIt tB oy't nanN color acrfckm Haven, formerly of Mancheater, iATSSSJ;?"''® . BUMMEir^ acokir alM Mtepnate Plans Outlined tarm was oiUalned ratiently aa an gUTTONSTX rtSARMBAX^’.^ff^ '^ ^ i kaovn m Mlliaeallmieeai i ! H O C P L B h a s S U N K s o u r yktofliLMM Episcopal mintater, bt Christ ILow farflUMto* (Scot) Tws iBfiBieri Bf ti)6 board ep *iuan oUmp’ ttuia'.tliaaa orlgCBally ?^SR! A 23 e O A :-OW N»N« IDSA AND U Promooloey Church,' Hartford. eoler 27FnH applofjr •duoaUon, - prsaanttne tbalr planned asiy Mt bs idael^ Pu t - ■)uiNTODir/T)ocK/^\ir?f7r7^ UKxM — INLAND. 19 Anatomical nb vlawa -on tha^ m arlu o( a naw In IMS, a study committee Bom in Mancheetiir, a eon of BUGGS BUNNY ISPreoonUr 88 Cover wMi John Maxwell and Uie Uto Mra M M rta a ^ ■chool building on a naw alta, was apnolhted to inveatlfste color Elisabeth Grimley Maxwell, the TERRI«Xt>BCENfr 84 Diamoontoa the tnadeauaclee o f the present 1 S A Y ,B U 6S 1 C A N 'f lu IT A ^y MEAN THE UFWdiod 83 Gorman iSSomlmr u aralnat Uia pnpoaad addiUon Rev. Mr. Maxwell ia a 1D42 TARRY LONG ENOUGH OF YOU TO DO THIS, DIFFERENCE BETWEEN | 25 P ine------44Uava oak faclUtiee. Thev recommended e MRIMiwIBii 86 Reddiih.yeBMr community tA HoradS VArtEr School, wara 14-room adtftlon and plans graduate of Manchester High Z UKE THESS TWOUSBtS, TO PO ME A FAVDR'^ GUVN 0R...B 2Z . .. ^MAKING OR LOSING 38 PorUinini U 46Pwt la a color drama finally outvotad at a racant were presented to the town that Bchool. He was a communicant BUT WHERE CAN I 7W Y B2 2 7 . SALE! 27SubiUneen th« face aoputoM , ^ 40 Weepa . 47 Awry . rneetinf of Mvaral houra dura July, Tha plena were rejected o f 8 t M ary’s Eptacopal Church. THBA ON, S>a.VECTER^ SURE, AS LONG AS 2tWhH 48 m id rock ITAIMTLENCTN'YA 21 Hine Ntoft M 29 Peraian fatry 4 1 Prtdea a( and tha committee, by then, He was a lieutenant in the atminidnr Ikma SO Indian wM tion. DOUGH 31 Edible numbering several more msm- U.8. A ir Force and Sew mla- 24Bxo«itM Mra. Francaa Malak and Ouy bara. were asked to re-study the Btona In Europe. He received a 2i Clique r * IT Beck hava IbnR been in favor town's needs nnd determine the B.8. degree from HIHsrer Col 27Cortognph r " r " S“ r - r f - r i of a separate building and a 20Uiia«r feasibility o f a separate school lege. Hartford, and was former 14 tpecial meatlng_had been called and to Include in the plana, the ly aasiatant manager o f the S2F»Dcr i r T" by chairman Donald Tuttle to 84 Baerooeii OM DontrovareM kindergarten and Metropolitan Insurance Go., J allow them to present their pro- aswiM eouasoior i r IT all-purpoae room. ,, Waterbury, before entering 86 GoUer't mound IF" poMtle. Berkley Divinity School, which 87 Idiotic The arguments (or building New plans boat more money, nr 1 but at a meeting ealled to ap is associated with Tale Univer . p u j l g i ^ 85 Partial on another site Include; greater 40 Torpor (eott.) propriate the money, the idea sity in New Haven. .f,V ( flexibility in denlgn, room for fu 41 Sea (FT.) was rejected. • •NMhrWwHrBm ture expansion, batter opportu He is married to the former fNlMI Im. 42IdoUxe The study committee perse • TMIai.UA tat OR. 45Pertahiin( ti IT r nity for tutUra orgahitational or Miss Cafolyn Thompeon of New k-n vered and presented the town the akun ST program "changes, more suitable Hartford. The couple has three 46 Pardon ■Its Ibr educational use, site with four alternate plans, in children, Richard 14, .Vlr|;inla, BY V. T. HAMLIN SlTnrkiah tMlo cluding one (the most eoetly) 11, and Bcott, 8. They are cur A LLY OOP 82 Groat Lako JT available at no extra cost, •chool acUviUes on recreational with the kindergartens and all rently living at 38 ManaSeld 8t, 58 Hearty purpose room. T h e voters at miXBoarrre/^ ^nesr YtTME AROtJNP SRRN*^ why, sure] same , A?:? IMBalf^an eetai ST area* and mora affective use New Haven. that apeclal town meeting, \Swcr yau nzYwr yxrUEIH'WEATHER aop... X' N_ A 6 MY NAME IS SSSodal inaecU of tha plant along with minimal The newly ordained miniater TR JU . ANVWfW? AN' HOW 'lOU'RE MAKIN* WnH/ O ^ eUZ.' KINS SUZ. SSHalt brewa chose the most expensive plan THIS 1VHOE OOP'STUFF// J M 1E- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER maintenance and no Interfer has been a lig n e d to the North BTOaop btaw — r - IT nr 47 ence with town hall acUvitlee. and then voted not to appropri Branford Zion E piscopal DOWN Chairman Tuttle asked for a ate the money to finance It. In- Church, where he will be the IDomoUA II vote because he said a decision •lead, they asked to have Dr. Srst full-time prieet at that par George Sanborn of the State 21poehal u must be made so ths work can iah. SKipooinc K proceed. Department of Education study 4 Sticky the town’s needs. This has been anhfUnoe u ravorlng the addition were R done, and Dr. Banbom has come SPrepesltieB Tuttle, 1 ^ . Phyllis Fox and a b a M n n Wallace Lohr. Mrs. Malek and up , with essentially the same Coin Box Ripped Beck voted In the negative. P,Ian aa was originally rejected Myron Collette, superlnten^KT”y ' the voters. He does not ad At Sodn Stand Mt, and George Patroa, prin vocate e separate building. Senior Girl Scouts of Troop I, left to right, Christine Nelli, Wancy Rlchman, Ruth Strick BY J. R WILLIAMS Tuttle hopes to call a town OUT OUR WAY cipal, presented three plans for land, Deborah Palmer and Karen Frederickaon, take advantage of the long delay before Police this morning reported meeting In' the near future to eonsideraUon. sailing to write and relax on the sun deck. (Photo by Holly Hooker.) no money was taken, after in W ELL, WHAT W ILL SHE Plan A: Renovate Porter present plans to the town once tM JU ST BAKlUe THIS TO SHOW YOU again. The sitem ative is double vestigating a break Into a soda aOMETHlW' SIS AWP HER KIDS ARE THINK OF HER AtOTHER School to house kindergarten where they lived until coming vending machine at the 9th hole COMIM'DOWN THE STREET MOW- FOR DRIVIMS TOO W TO sessions. A PLUiHT LIKE TMATr through Grade 4 (tw o kinder Grange Slate Named to Canada la.------to St. Peter’s Church, a replica Flora; Mrs. Clinton Ladd, lady gradsB). A new school proposed fore sailing for Liverpool and ' of a church In Rome. Italy. assistant steward, and Francis visited with some of the parents "Chris Neill, MyraTVeash and on Hennequin Rd. for Grades thought we would both try to Lyman, member of the execu that had come to see us off. Louis Maher enjoyed dinner at The Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS 5-8 would have a capacity for outline a few facta. tive committee. , "We left Manchester by bus Parents had to leave the ship the Hotel Queen Elizabeth. 370. The anticipated enrollment Assistant lecturer, named by at 11:30 ajn., as we were to Diane Swanson and her family Is 280. around 9 p.m. Thursday and Mitchell. Is Mrs. Eldward Rath-1 crossed the border at customs sail at noon. Due to a dock spent the afternoon at the fa Plan B : . Renovate and build __ bun. Other committee heads ■ at 3 a.m. Friday. We were all worker's strike, the cargo mous underground wax muse an addition. The present Porter a re : Mra. Marshall Squier, Mra. I very excited at the prospect of wasn't completely loaded until um. E chool would house the depart Raymond Lyman and Miss M yr being foreigners for the next shortly after midnight. We fi "A ll the girls are having a tle Collins, home economics mentalised Grades $, 7 and 8; three months. nally departed from Montreal at ball.” tha prosant primary wing. committee; LaVergne Williams, 5 a.m. after a delay of 17 hours. BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL 6'23 "A t 4:30 a.m. we arrived In • NM I, HO. ki. TM ■« lU. M. or. Grades 1 and 3. Two kindergar legislative chairman; Philip Is-' Christine Neill, Susan Crane. 141 to ISI Montreal, where some of us tens would be added to this ham, insurance; Howard Hinck Myra Treaah, Nancy Hitt. Jane HARTFORD (API — The visited St. Joseph's Oratory “ Who’d hava thought that aftar 17 yaara Jania would wing. ley, youth chairman, and Mrs. Trush and Ruth Strickland state Motor Vehicle Department MMEN AREVOU grounds until time for break atill hava ua up half tha night walking tha floor!** This plan would use one Laura Squier, pianist. were brave 'early birds' who reported today the following Need Money? HEROESAREMADE-MOTBORN tMHfcMM.iin.iiinw fast at 7 a.m. at the Lauren- GOIKia TO BRING OOP Women Picnic comparison of traffic fatalities Grade 4 room for a kitchen and tlan Hotel. Some of the girls awoke in time to see the ship MY LUNCH? A picnic supper will be held at from Jan. 1 through midnight: remove walls from the other for napped on the bus while others cast off. the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Hut "During the delay In sailing 1963 1964 additional cafeteria space; chins on Lake Rd. sponsored by looked around the shrine and many girls went sightseeing In 151 141 leave the two rooms In the all the Women’s Republican Club. tried out their French on one Montreal. Dolores York visited See S.B.M. for Low-Cos^ BEN CASEY purpose room aa they arc, or It begins at 6:80 p.m. tomorrow of the priests. Nancy Richmond, anlenge one and return the and those attending are asked Deborsih Palmer, Ruth Strick a 1981 member of Troop 1. the EMD former Frances Nylin, now Mrs. « c health room to Its original uae. to bring their own stiver. land, Linda Maher, Louise Mah o < • Tbla leaves 18 claaerooma, er and Carolanne Gryk were the Brisn Smith of MoptrSal." kitchen and health room in the Manchester Evening Hermld French scholars. ( Ed. note: While on the Euro present building. The depart Oolnmbla oorreepondeni, V ir "After -Breakfast we went to pean tour of Troop 1 In 1961. ISummer mentalised Grades 6, 7 and 8 ginia N . Oarieon, telephone Pier 8 and boarded the Eknpress Mrs. Smith met and married would uae six classrooms on the 228-824. of England, unpacked, and her husband in Fife, Scotland, MrMmMBjie li.fcM main floor. Tw o In the old rec Students reation room could house indus PERSONAL &S*>eeu^ trial arts and homemaking. Re maining room could be for the 12th Circuit SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL^ administrative area and teach ers' room. Court Cases KNITTER’S Nine rooms would be added ^ STRAIGHTEN Di; MAN! for Grades 8, 4 and 5. Also a MANOHESTEB SEIMION gym or all-purpose room, li A Meriden man yesterday WORLD brary, arts and crafts and aux & HOME iliary facllltlea. This gives a realised that its cheaper to buy MANCHESTER PARKADE |E. B. Goyksnilall Jr. maximum capacity of 830; the fish In a market than abscond 649-4888 anticipated enrollment Is 820. with an over-the-llmit oatch. Open Wed., Fhurs. Instructor Of Plan C; The present plant Edwin Macklewlcs, 33, Meri and Fri. NigThts with Its rooms to be used for den, pleaded guilty to a charge the ^following; 15 elementary MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl o f poaeaaion of nine trout, five Piano classrooms, pafsteria, health over the daily limit, and was 4 D A Y SALE room administrative area and fined EbO by Judge Benedict Improvement CUK WED — BAT., JUNE 24th — 27tli L A S r C N B HOW B(ZA!vP/ OOIN9 IN CMMUJ auxiliary facilities. Holden. 649-9780 'WBOBlS An addition would provide: Macklewicz early thle month IN IdA ^AAAMNO WMa^ Two klnderEfartens, six class was arrested In Mansfield by 25 FULTON ROAD 0 7 rF »je 0 0 / Beet

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liiL- . -'-r ■. "t ‘ ;■ ■ARCSBRfSR gVEWPiq HERALD, rd crowd of a 66 but could do no better than A42;; FVegoal, Los Angeles 10, Milwaukee 0. DENNIS MURPHY wwa--HimOlla . on,-- Waahbi First baseman Orlando Cepeda San Franoisoo 0, Cincinnati 2. 150 attended, a 74 on his other round. was the other Giant selection Slendei' Dennis Murphy, ace Young Don Parson was nin- No DUSTY LEAGUE Only Games Scheduled. Sports Schedule ttinore, M t. on this year’s starting team. Standings Today’s Games of the South Windsor Hlgb Tough Shape nerup to Courville with a pair Commissioner Ford Frick, of 69s for a 188 total. Home W. L. Pet. Chicago (Ellswroth AO and staff this past spring, proved neeota, 22; AU mi^ whose office conducted the bal Tuesday, June 28 Gua’s No. 2 ...... 6 2 .750 Buhl 8-3) at PhUadelphta (Short too tough for the locals. The Then came Miner, Jeff Alpert 17; Wagner, loting, said the complete 8-3 and Mahaffey 7-2), 2, Tw!-N. righthander scattered seven Playing conditions tor last of Woodbridge and Fred Kask Green Manor vs. Nasstfrs, 6 Hobby Shoppe ... .4 2 .667 night’s American Legion avT squads, exclusive of the pitch Moriarty’a ...... 4 3 .571 San iFrancIsco (O’Dell 1-1) and hits, was in trouble only once— of Blast Hartford with 140s. p.m., Buckley. Kansas C ttf, 14. ers, will be announced next baseball game at Memorial Sportamana Tav.. .3 3 .600 Marichal. 8-8). at. Otaclnnatl in the third Inning when Man One other player—Ron Smith Sears va. Police Jb Fire, week. Field between South Wind Mai Tool No. 1 ... .2 8 .400 (Nuxhall 0-4 and Maloney 8-7), chester had runners on second of Manchester—also broke par p.m., Waddell. York, 6-0, L820; The pitchers — who are se 2, Twl-N. sor and Manoboster were de with a 141 total. Wyman Oil ...... 2 4 .333 and third and none out — hut plorable. The playing field Oilers vs. Lawyers, 6 p.m., York, 10-1, A08; MDIm’, lected by the All-Star managers, BA C Tub...... ,1 6 .167 Pittsburgh (Law 5-8) at New escaped without any damge. In Parson was matched today more, D. Lee, Los Al Lopez of the American York (WUley 0-0), 0 p.m. was ta atrocious shape. 'Verplanck. registering the Miutoat, Mur with John Calandriello of West- Htfd. Natl, va Fire & Police, rigo, Mtaneeo4a aad League and Walt Alston of the Houston (Farrell 10-1) at St. The tafleld was covered Pushing over three runs in phy was accorded excellent sup. port-LongShore, Miner -^th 6 p.m., Mt. Nebo. Noi “ ■ ■ ' ---- Angeles Dodgers — will be an Louis (Washburn 8-4), N. with etonee and holes and the final inning, Moriarty port afield by his mates. Mur Jack Burrill of Wampanoag, Al Police dc Fire vs. Bilks, 6 p.m.. nounced Thursday, July 2. Los Angeles (Moeller 4-0) at holes around the batters’ Brothers managed to outlast phy pitched jito innings on Sun boxes got btggor and deeper pert with H.H. Mandly of Avon West Side. Surprisingly, the N a 1 1 o n a 1 Milwaukee (Fischer 5-4 or Blaa- Kosk with W.W. Whedon of Gus’s No. 2, 11-0, at Mt. Nebo day but his slow stuff and fine as ptagr progreseed. Baptists vs. Travel, 6.’16 p.m., Hedland to S«nr« League starting lineup will not tagame 0-0), N. Farmington, and Smith with last night. control kept the local batters It appealed that the Bald Robertson. contain a single member of the Carl Carlson slammed a hom John Sulsman of Tumble Brook. Telso vs. Gus's, 6:15 p.m.. league -leading Philadelphia AMERICAN LEAGUE off stride. was not toadied — except to BOSTON (AP)—BooUm UW- er and Joe Rice had two hits be lined — since the close Defending Champion Allan Charter Oak. Phillies, who did not place a W. L. Pot. OB Loeing hurler was southpaw Breed o f the host club, 'who did verstty Track and Flakf OooU»e seventh inning. Wally Moon<&single in the seventh inning Baltimore (Banker 7-2), 8 pan. Soltys and Yale’s Charley Loftus. Ignited the burst with a pinch gin to 4-0. Left Off AL Stars second highest vote-gtrtter. He for the winners with three hiU “ The show of confidence will that broke a 2-2 tie and sent the Washington (Rudolpli 1-8 ar ‘Without any question, Soltyae------The austere Royald and An double and Dick Tracewskl end An tafleld Mt, a hit bataman drew 287 votes to 17 for nmner- In four tries. Nino Paganl, John reflect on the play of our Angela on to their sixth Cheney 1-8) at Loa Angeles lanks No. 1 ta this man’s book cient Golf Club of St. Andrews Laipacchlno and Andy Kravont- ed- it with a two-run single. straight victory. The hit was (Chance 4-8), N. the rival New Yoric Yanks, have refused to budge. Venturi can’t and Murphy’s line stagla to [A gpedal introductory offer up WlBle StargeU of the Pb-- ball club^no doubt about and for good reason. He’s moot averagsd better than 38,000 fans left plated one tally and Pease CHICAGO (AP)—A puzzled. Dick Stuart will be at atee. each had two for three. IVacewski singled in two other the seventh for Smith in 13 Cleveland (Ramos 4-4 or Sie- lay ta the British Open July Bay’s clinched the win in the it,’’ said Manager' Bobby gapoibla and oonsldemte and par game this oaason ... Tom doubled — the only extra base U.S.Royal*has devdoped a tire (XMtstruction that Ail Martrs, except pitchers, rtms, the one in the ninth prov pinch hitting appeiu^ncea. bert 1-8) at Minnesota (Kaat 10 at fit. Andrews. first base as the Boston Red Sox open a two-game series fourth when the flfot five men knows what type msteital h kelley hurled the first ftvs and hit of tltof game — to left een- ii strong, we can make this unheard-of offer must play at least three in Bragan after he received a ing to be the winning tally. Mike Brumley coUected three 6- 8). Ha didn’ t get bis entry filed 80 in Chicago tonight. Jack Lamabe (6-5) will be on the to bat hit safely and all aoored. new contract from Milwaukee. sports desk wants. Whenever two-third Innings for Charleston ter scoring Bkip Malone. nings, unless injured. The Na Lee Maye, Joe Torre and hits and an RBI for the Sena ta tlma, and the Royal and An mound. Dave Turklnôn had a per- If the Braves’ first game un there is a hometown angle to a against Elmira last weekend but DMunuMe TalUea tional League won last year, but Gene Oliver clouted two-run tors. cient let it be known—with re Stuart, now leading both fbot four for four night for the der Bragan and hii new con pertioular taddent or story, was not involved ta the deci TTiere was no further scoor- If ttf Uth lailff for any reason, except for a repairable puncture or the American holthi a 17-16 homers for the Braves while • * • , grets—that It plays no favorites. leagues In RBI with 66, and Teachers. Jim Bresenski and tract la an example of what he Sinner Shutout BoHys either Ups off the m>orte sion. Kelley’s mates ralltod from ing until the sixth, with Gal edge with one game ending in Hank Aaron and Denis Menke INDIAN 8-TWINS— editor and sees to It that the re a 8-S tie to win, 6-8. The local ‘T telsphoned the Royal and abiis«2as long m Uieie is still yie'of original trood Mlp with a respectable .276 batting Stan Ogrodniak each had three meant, the reflection is more hit solo blasts. lagher on the MU. a tie since the All-Star Inaug safeUes. Larry Brown bomered In the lease is so dated that the par- righthander has a 2-1 won-losa Ancient and told them of Ken’s average and IS homers to his weird than you see in a fun « • • For Springfield desire to play,” said Joseph C. An tafleld error, a saerlfloa credit, was left off the Ameri uration In 1983. Bay’s oao 608 O-dO 16 1 eighth for the Indians, sending tioular athlete’s hometown dally log with Bu Bastam Laaguara and tafleld hit, two stolen house mirror. YANKS-WHITE SOX— Dey, executive director of the can League All-Star team an Teachers 340 010 0— 8 12 4 Two hours after Bragan ac their game with the Twins into gets ths news break finst It * • e bases and a wild pitch gave the The Yankees survived Chi Increases Lead S. Golf Association. "They nounced last weekend. Puanl and Oonran; Dooman cepted the written vote of con extra innings. Cleveland came wsa a national achievement and tavadeix two tasuranoe tallies. cago’s three-run surge In the Here *n H iere were very nice. They didn’t say Picked in hie place was Bob and 'rurkinfton. fidence Monday, the Braves to bat in the 11th when rain made Intaresttag reading. Offensively, the bright gpot Unusiial Opening ninth for their fifth consecu ‘no’ Immediately. Allison o f the Minnesota Twins, dropped their seventh straight sZruok. After a delay on an SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Then there are other drum Home run hitters for Sears’ tor the locals was Joe Savino’s USJloyal will give you INTERNA'nONAL LEAODE tive trliuni*. Steve Hamilton with Norm Sieberp of the Ori CHURCH LEAGUE game, 10-9, to the Loa Angeles hour the game was called.' Roger Sinner pitched a three-hft beaters on the ooUege beat entry ta the American Little "They apparently discussed three Wte. His hit total was F or Wimbledon scattered six hits through eight Harmon KUlebrew and Bob shutout (or the Springfield League last week ta the 6-4 de it, then they caUed back smd oles backing him up. After spotting the (q;>poeition Biggest upeet of the season Dodgers. For example, BtU Stuck was matched by Pease of South Stuart doesn't conceal the occurred last night whm lowly Innings. Hal Renlff started the Giants and his teammates cision over Peck Lumber were said they were unable to accept three runs in the first inning, Tnie, the Braves exploded for Allison each drove In three runs a fine swimmer at Colgate for W^tadsor. The latter also drove fact he's hurt by the failure of WIMBLEDON, Bingland (AP) Liberty Mutual drubbed Center 15 hits, including five home ninth, and the White Sox quick for the Twins with Allison hit smacked 12 hita as the first Brad Johnson and Tim Gurske his entry. Entries closed May Pagani’a rallied and tinned an four yean. ’Die Colgate pub- home two runs. Muiphy h ^ fellow AL players to vote tor — The dust settled today over Congo, 14-4, at Robertson Parit. runs, but they still couldn’t ly loaded the bases and sco r^ [dace Giants increased their . . . Tom Johnaton, only a fresh 81.” J.1-4 defeat on Ansaldl’s at Ver- ting his 17th homer with one Udty department didn’t send two saftles and had one RHI. him. planck Field last night. a turbulent opening to the Wim It was only the second win of erupt from the slump that has one run. aboard. Eastern League lead Monday man, won his van ity letter ta Ot oourse, when ttiey were a brand new tire free. Next start for Manefasster "I'm really disappointed," he bledon Tennis Championships— • * • to 214 games with a 8-0 whlte- one word in that Ums. Ihanks lacrosse at Ohio Wealayan Uni Ed Rowley went all the way the season for Liberty and both dumped them Into ninth place in BUI Stafford replaced Reniff taking appUcations for the 104- will be Wednesday night ta said iMfore the Red Sox left full of American upsets and waah of the Reading Red Sox. to Dr. Gene Davis, word on versity this spring . . . Only 12 for the winnMS, allowing five have been at Center Congo’s the National League, their worst and retired the side, although OIANT8-RED8— year-old grandpappy of tourna Danielson. Before this game. Baltimore* after winning only threats at one stage to prevent expense. Jose Calero led the Giant hit- Btuek’s placement on the AJl- players have hit home runs Into hits and fanning nine. Bob Cobb position in the standings since two more runs scored on force WUlle McCovey smashed a ments, Venturi had no Idea that Coach Cobb muat raduc# kw one game put of the four-game champion Chuck McKinley from Four-hit pitching by Jack Bid- ttag attack with a single, double Amerioa team was relayed. the leftfleld bleachers at Yan had three singlee and John they moved to Milwaukee 12 plays. Hamilton scored New grand slam homer for the Gi ha might want to play. playing roster by two boya seriea T think I got Jobbed out defending his singles title. wards, superb flelding and a years ago. and a triple, knocking In one Two years ago there waaen kee Stadium, including Dave Ni Socha a triple, single and four York’s last run in the eighth on ants in the sixth after dropping In the throes of a extended SMth WtodMr (•) o f being on the team." ^Whlle Americans Frank rash of base hits were a too- In extending Brogan’s run, and Frank Johnson brought outstanding fo^ a ll player at cholson of Chicago who per RBIs. BUI Rush’s three-run term Roger Marls’ sacrifice fly. a fly ball for a two-run error slump, he probably would have Stuart went four-for-five in Froehling and Dennis Ralston good combination for the (Jongo through 1966, President John • • • ta the other two, getting a pair a New England ooUege. A note formed the trick two weeks Pease. » . J t ‘ b 4 homer accounted for Anealdi's in the fifth. Cincinnati starter found it hard to pay expenses. Sunday's game, driving in three suffered first round defeats at club to overcome. McHale said; of singles and a sacrifice fly ta was sent M to the college re ago. The list Includes BUI Bkow- ^1...... ^ 0 0 0 0 0 0 early scores. AN6ELS-8ENAT(»S— John Tsitourta-had a no-hitter his day at the plate. But winning the U.S. Open last --I 0 4 10 0 0 runs with his 13th homer. the hands of little known oppo Terry McCarthy and Dl<* Le- It is Important that during questing Information on said ron (8), Jos DlMagglo (2), weekend ta Washington changed Twarklns, c...... 4 n 1 5 l i i Pagani's . . . 060 114— 11-12- 0 nents, McKinley faced almost Pinch hitter WlUle Smith, a until the sixth, when pinch hit Sinner, atriking out seven and There's still a chance Dick mieux were the winnere’ batUng this slump period we recognize player. 'Hie note didn’t work, Mickey Mantle (3), Bob Cerv, things. Htoffman, » . ....8 0 0 2 l 1 o willjM chosoi. A] Lopez, who'll Ansaldi’s .. 300 010— 4- 6-10 unbeUevably p o ^ b le disqualifi standouts while Gary Bogli had pitcher - outfielder, slashed a ter Chuck Hiller singled walking three, recorded his sec- Andy CJarey, Jimmie Foxx, rt. .3 0 0 0 0 0 0 that Bobby Bragan has put nor did a follow-up letter. A "I’d love to play,” Venturi Rplilln. rf.cf. ,...8 1 1 0 0 0 0 numage the AL All-Stars this Rowley and Fltsgerelad; Lar cation because of a newspaper half of Congo’s four hits. great effort Into the building'of bnd win of the season, against Hank Greenberg, Gus Zamial, article. one defeat. Reading starter trustee of this particular col said, "but I understand—rules “ ...... 2 2 0 1 8 0 0 year because pennant-winning son and Tomesuk. U bertyM . 200 364 x— 14 20 4 this club, and we areg^nfldent lege heard ot our request and Bob Lemon, Gene Green and Mur^y p, ...... 3 1 J 1 o 0 1 Manager Rsdph Houk moved up The article had no direct bear Fred Wenz (4-2) took the loss. Jackie Brandt . . . According to are rules.” C. Congo Ktt 002 0— 4 4 7 that his work will pay off this within hours be phoned the HaJe. cf...... 3 0 1 o n n A to the Yankee front office, will AMERICAN LEAGUE ing on the championships, was Ekiwards and Broberg; Coffin, year and In future yeara." Unusual Success of Yanks In other league play, the El latest averages released, Moe The U.S. Golf Association nominate remaining members of written six months ago by Mc mira Pioneers toppled the Char university and the sports publi givea an automatic pass to the Bunching their runs Into two Peters (6) and Whitney. In celebration of the event, Morhardt with Fort Worth ta Totota ...... 39 8 10 a 11 2 3 Do not confuse this offer with the squad. Kinley In collaboration with leston Indians, 4-2. cist couldn’t do enough to meete the Texas Lsagua has a .319 Brltlah champion ta the Ameri BfaaehMtar (0) innings, Dillon Ford edged Bragan went out and used the But Lopez has a wecUinese for Gardnar Mulloy and Jack Kra With WSox Hard to Explain Williamsport at York was my request for data on the batting average . . . Batting can tournament. The British _ . Po* ah r h po a • rb! the usual ‘^partial aHowance” Army A Navy last night, 5-3, ALUMNI JUNIORS same lineup excepting the Savlno. 8b...... 4 0 8 0 8 9 0 defense-, believing in a tight In mer tor a U.8. magazine and Opening with a four-nm first postponed because of wet playor. chamônshlp at Chinsy Tech don’t reciprocate. Brady, ss...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 at Waddell Field. pitcher he had used the day be toward a new tire, field and a flashy pitching corps had been purchased without his Inning, the Tigers went on to fore. That was rare for the grounds. These are but two of many this spring was won by Lan Venturi and his pretty wife, Anderson. 3b,,..8 0 0 1 8 0 0 Bud Wheeler hit two homers knowledge by a British Sunday CHICAGO (AP)—Neith team scored more. When Elmira hurler Bob Olson, with Monette, lb ...... 8 0 1 8 0 0 0 to stifle the big guns on the hand the Twins an 8-3 defw t last scrappy Alabaman, whose Jug eaaea that could ba cited. Monroe with a .403 average. Conni, left today for Cleveland Alubickl. c ...... 8 0 1 7 0 0 0 based on remaining tread. other side. v and Tom Heaty had three htU newspaper. It is to be published night at Charter Oak P a n . Bob er the tormenting New we needed runs, we couldn’t ninth Inning relief help from Every parent of on athlete ta * • * Marsh, cf...... 8 0 1 8 0 0 0 next week. gling of the lineups could earn York Yankees nor the sub and his next start, the Cleveland Stuart also has a reputaUon for the winners while Bob Kiernan limited the loaers to get them. Chicago’s going John Hogg, held the Indians to Manchester Hkas to read itaout Open this weekend. Both were Daley, rf.lf. ....3 0 0 1 0 0 0 him a spot on the BCd Sullivan jugated Chicago White Sox Troy, rf...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 for having a weakness for field Hodgson had a homer for Army four hits and collected two him Show. , through tile same thing." five hits to pick up his first win his or her eon’s aohlevements ta End of the Line still reeling from the events of can beUeve what has hap of the season In two decisions. Siejcal p...... 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 This offer covers: ing, but in his case. It’s his work A Navy. self. Jim Tomko was the top hit There was nothing rare, how Little more than two the world o f sports. Unless the Wasn’t It poor planning, or the last few days — the dra Ryfander, K...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 pened in the last two weeks Pioneer catcher Andy Etchebar- around first base that ires the IMIlon’a ...... 300 02x—6 ter for the Tigers with three fw ever, about the ensuing defeat. weeks ago the Sox were Information Is relayed, from scheduling, to have the town’s matic, come-from-behtad vic riallaaher. p...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 The U.S. Royal first-Hne tire fans. BASEBALL HEROES In the American League' riding high in first place ren knocked In two runa for the Warren, lb ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Army A N avy ___ 000 021—3 three. Don Denley and Gene There was nothing rare either various souroes. It never reaches supervised swimming pools tory ta the sweltering Washing Escarich. c ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Safety 800) So It's not considered a good Fayle,^ Jeffries and Landa- Riccio each had a double for the pennant race. and had a six-game advan winners with a double In the aec- closed last weekend, the first ton heat and the mad merry-go- UeOace, a...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 about the New York Yankees’ "Unbelievable,’’ says Yo ond inning. print. bet that Lopez -will choose Stu berg, Bergin; Hodgson and Twins. 6-6 victory over Chicago in an tage over the Yankees in weekend that children Were out round aftermath. The tiger’s paw Betting—WUlle MoOovey, 8sn gi Berra, manager o f the the loss column. The hit knocked Indian starter • * • » Totals ...... 37 0 737 4 3 0 art to shore up the AL Infield. Goetchlus. Frsnclsoo, hit a grand sism American League game. The of school for the summer vaca a —batted for Siefal in 4lh; b; (Red-circle Super Safety 800) There was one bright spot In New Yorkers who have de Now the Sox are three Larry Patterson from tae Venturi said he feared he home mn, leading the Giants Riley Named Yankee# had beaten the White Short Stuff tion period? Pools ta nearby might not be able to play the Warren for, Rylander in 7th. e—lo t Boston’s 1-3 record In the week feated the White Sox in games benind the Yankees mound and meant his second towns were open last weekend, ted for Oallasher in 7th. The U.S. Royal premium tire NATIONAL LEAGUE to a 8-1 victory over Cincinnati. Sox nine previous'times without every one of their 10 loss of the season in nine deci ta numerous eases, college last round Saturday. He almost Innings ...... 1 384567 Totals end series at Baltimore. Bill a defeat this season. In the only in the loss column and 3 ^ which found weather conditions South Windsor .0 033080 6 (Red efeck Royal Meiwt» With Greg Johnston pitching I>Uchlag — Stove Hamilton, PROV1DE3NOE, R. I. (A P ) — games. sions. sports publicists are students or blacked out from heat proetra- Monbouquette’s first appearance New York, scattered six bits In other AL contests, Los Angeles games behind the league exceUent for swimming . 3b: Pease; dp: Anderson to Mo a four-hitter and his teammates John Riley, former general man "I can’t understand it,’' Today’s Schedule part-time employes who know Uon on the morning round and nette: lob: South Windsor 6. Man In relief encouraged Manager eight innings In the Yankees’ downed Washington 6-2 and leaders. While Wally Moses, the special contributing several timely hits, ager of the Rochester American says Al Lopez, manager of Williamsport at York, little or nothing about releases had to be accompanied by a doc chester 7: bb: Murohy 1, Sleral 1. Johnny Pesky, and it’s consid 6-5 victory ever the Ohlcage Cleveland afid Minnesota bat Lopez, who has managed for newspapers. This probably batting coach for the New York (lallaidier 1; so: Hurphv 5. SirmI ered likely the Medfqrd right Moriarty Brothers defeated the Hockey League team, was elect the White Sox. CSmrleston at Elmira. tor during the afternoon. White Sox. tled to an 8-8 tie In a game end penant winners at Cleve accounts for the poor handling Yankees, has been credited by 4. OallBsher 3; hits off; Sieral 8 Road hazards are included in the offer. r% Medics, 11-4, at Buckley BTeld hander will be back in atarting ed .league president yesterday. "Sure," says Berra, land in 1964 and at Chica- Only Games Scheduled, "The dmtor gâve me so many for 4 runs in 4: Oallashsr 3 for 3 last night and moved one-half ed by rain in the 11th inning. of sporta releases. RoUle Sheldon for finding a flaw rotation when the Sox return to "these things happen when o In 1969 to break the salt tablets I felt like I was runs in 3; hbp: Slezal (Malone): No time limk. No mileage limit game ahead in the standings. San Francisco whipped Cln- If one had to wait for college ta his pitching styls, said Moses wp: M u r^ y 1. Siegal 1. Ganagber Fenway Park for games this a good club bugs away ankee mohopoly in the drugged,” Venturi said. “ They In addition to allowing but cinnaU 6-2 in the other Nation f publicity departments to relay did not help ta ths batting de saemad to ba going to my feet, i : 1: Wegal. weekend with the Indians. Leader in Five Categories fagalnst a team which la go American League, solemn four safeties and fanning eight al League game. Riverside Racing measageq and photos to home partment. Sheldon went downtm and I wondered who the doctor • • • ing to finish last but not ly swore that he couldn’t strikes all four times ta his Dugsault Honored Offer applies to passenger car replacement NEW BEDFORD, Mast. — Johnston contributed a pair of against a contending chib. town papers, like The Herald, was betting on.” hits to his own aid. Brad Steurer DODOERS-BRAVE8— remember any team he one would have to have a lot latest outing against Boston. MEDFORD, Mass. (AP) — Jose Torres, 184. New York, And the Sox are still in managed that lost 10 features Jalopies His wife said be hardly ate tires purchased and registered between and Jim Jackson also delivered Milwaukee led 5-3 until the of patience. Viewing the action |Was Moses Track and Field CocuJi Clarence stopped Frankie Olivera. 184, contertUon. straight to any club. a bite from Thursday night until two hits each. George Finnegan Monette Big Slugger Dodgers rallied for six runs In •The above Information is ... It was nice to gat a per (Ding) Dusoault of Tufts Col New York, 5. “But you know some It’s tripleheader time on the Sunday morning. how and August 15th. had two of the losers’ safeties. '•Things Just haven’t passed along to help readers, sonalised note of congratula- lege w u named to the Helms thing." continued Berra, been, going right for us," track of Riverside Park tonight, tlons raoently from Bboor Jew Arriving ot their New Yoric Morlarty’s lOS S2x 11-9-S parents ta partlqular, to under hotel early Sunday after visit Foundation Hall of Fame ta Loa Medics 200 002 4-4-2 “we had the same trouhlea says Lopea. "Wa’re still ta with the Jalopies, novices and stand the situation that exists, elers of Manchester on oomtae With Schoolboy Nine earlier in the season. When ing a friend, Buddy Greco, at Angeles yaaterdliy. Dussault has Fak enough? Johnston and Sproul, Penslero this race. Make no mistake figure-eights all getting into and has existed for years. tlon of my 20 years with The compiled a dual meat record of we scored runs, .the other about it." the act for another big surprise A Long Island night club, the (6); Minney, Oresel (4), Gau- Those amaitag New Yoric Herald ... Ray McKenna ta new champion fell exhausted on 402 wins and 68 lomes ta his package o f auto racing thrills. East Hartford has arranged a ON CORVAIRS, FALCONS, dreau (5) and Hassett, Min Mete now boast both the pitcher the bed with all his clothes on. 34 years at Tufts, Including 12 Front End By HOWIE Ro LCOMB mie Jalopy and novice divi top-notch, benefit softball attrac ney (6). — Jack Fisher — who served ” I had to undress him like a Eastern Collegiate . Champion VALIANTS, COMETS and sions will feature 26-lap feature tion Wednesday night when the Bolstereji by his last-day spree against Wethersfield up home run ball No. 00 to baby,” Conni said. “ He couldn’t ships and five New England CHEVY IIs Monday, Mark Monette, Manchester High’s burly first Boh Goehring Sets Record races. The show’s finale will bo Roger Mqrls of the Yanks ta Dovalettes meet the Raybestoe Utlea. Special Cards. The latter nine twice won move.” €ras, House Gang baseman, walked off with jdst about all the batting another 15-lap heart-pounder on 1961 as Well as the hurler — $ 1 2 .$ 0 the Figure 8 course — an Inno Tracy gtallard — who threw the world title. Game starts at leadership of this year’s squad. His six-for-six day gave In Javelin at B ridgeport vation at Agawam this season. home run ball Ifo. U ... The 0:80 at Bast Hartford High artth M 4.90 (1) AUON FRONT END W ins No. 7, 3-0 him a batting average of .447^ Post Urns for ths prdhram Is 'Oil proeoads ontartag the Kerry I Meta, who bays more than PIBS r JE.T. No Ext*. (t) BALANCE FRONT but that was only part of the 8:16. douldad the paid aOtandoaca of Mc(JUlra Sdiolarshlp P^lIld. HAVE YOU AN storyr wm be back next year, loot two WHEELS—Reg. $4.M Undefeated Moriarty Brothers Record-breaker with the Uni Gens Wtaite contlnuss to (S) OHEOR FRONT starts but pitched vrell both EVENT SCHEDULED scored their seventh straight In addition he had the moat versity of Bridgeport track show ths woy ta ths Jalopy WHEEL BEAB1N08 runs batted in (13), '(he most times and could have been a division and he'll Mb one of u s THAT CALLS for Hartford Twilight League vic winner with better support in squad this spring was Bob ( i ) CHECK tory last night, a 3-0 decision runs scored (IS), the moat hom favorites tonight. The Manches SYSTEM----- I ” the field and at the plate, Goehring. The formu- Manchee- FCCD7 '1. over Valeo Machine at Colt ers (3) and the moet hits (21). ter veteran has been in U s-top V Park. Rich Marsh the regular who was n * sutisuos-. ter High athlete — soccer and money for Uiree straight wssks, It may be a weddlag, a baa- A l lO nly runnerup in the averages with track — set a new UB school AUTO Fred Vogel, forqter minor flniahing first, second and third. quat or Just aa' laformal get- .8M, had the moot doublaa (4). mark when he toased the Javelin leame hurler, went ]die route, h- 2 - ...... The famed 100-oar Demoll- tegether of a ooolety. lodga er huriing a thrte-hltter. It was Three players, including Monet- 217 feet, one-quarter inch ta a Uon Derby, a special two-and- some friendly groap. his fourth win of the season, put ta, had one triple each. meet against Fairfield Unlvsr- ons-half hour show of smaiihiwjp b S S ting him one up on tesm nuts Oo-CaptsOn Ron Anderson fi ...... 41 U U i So Uty. Goehring also held the old craahlag and wreoldng, comes GLASS IF« ,4r« Prepared to nished with a .n s atark and ^ • n o a ...... 44 f U 7 .«3 Pste Sols. Rodnra ...... M 7 U 7 .» q standard for the Javelin, 196 to Riverside Thursday night. A Mills Gerich, s msmbsr of the third baseman Dennis Rodgers feet, 11 tachea. 1600 top prise Is offered to the Serve You to Your B u y y o u r TIBEH PAWS FOR at an even .300 to give the Tribe ...... 40 h i * .JOO Of A ll Kinds past sssson University of Ooo.- ^laghvr ...... a 4 4 1 .So The local youth eo-captataed last survivor. rORRMRiUPETY SERVICE ON AI.I. nscticut tssqi, slsmmsd s long four regulars at the .800 mark Wm tm ...1....M 3 4 4 .174 the Purple Knights' squad. Complete Sati$factiom N o w Yoric Or over. Daisy ^...... 47 7 3 9 .170 lostillid PnMBptl]r ooamENnoNAL m a i|b b homer for one Moriarty run. Goehring at one-tlifte held the Oor eatoviag sarvtoe Is eta ap W drld’o Fair (*• •tM dif’d aqalRMMt tiM Hsl Lewis (three singles) end GaWagiier Warkhorpe Javelin and broad Jump records to bea lexfim anoagb to 'ae- Manager <3sne Johnsea (two Gary G aU ai^ was the work l i A l U a k m «T Om p tlckota horo. at Mimdiaatar High and still wiwwodata aay i U M t e&m aan •.<. doublaa end s slnfle) led Oie horse of the pitching staff with I I t Z MORIMTY SiessLl ...... 3 0 0 a .000 holds the school record for most Wby B04 eal m talk dtocount prieo attack slong^with Gsricli. 43 Innings worked and the moat ...... 1 I 0 8 .a s points scored ta one season by WORK DONl INDOORS M OUR SHOP Tbs Cku Housers ] ^ y again decisions, three wins and four M ags ...... 1 a • a Na t i o n a l l e a g u e $ 1 .3 5 Adutt adm lesion SNAHBD-New York sa tadlvidusL o r a l t A J L Op • PJI.^-«AXI7BnATC t A J f. 2a MOON Thursday, meeting PItanpton’s loeses. 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Tremano Trucking Rugs, Lamps, ’fables and (Xher ehed dormer Cape, 4 or 8 bed .room, fireplace, kitchen with huge family room Six* with dairy barn, out huUdlDgs, PLANNING TO SELL your, Service. Accessories rooms, IH baths, gangs, 813.* buUt-tns, nnlirt)6d r®c room can bo enjoyed on this fireplace, 3 full baths, 3*car ga property? CaK Joseph Barth, ^ 8 AJI. to 5 PJM. . BOLTON-Brandy St. Beautiful TWO ROOM furnittied apart 900. Phflbtlok Aimiey, 348* Texas-elze acre lot TUs OWNER’S LOSS many potentials. Lawrence F.*' BVBRYOHINO $338.78 4 room apartment, modem ment, heated, bedroom set, re with fireplace and bar, at rage, excellent netghborhood, Fiano. Realtor, 64S-27M. Broker, MO-0330. HAROLD A SONS RubMrii Re 8 ROOMS FURNITURB tached 2-car garage, large Ranch has 3 extra lohga **,900. PhUbrick Agency, 343* Charles Nicholson, 742-6864. conveniences, second floor, frigerator, gas raiqm- Froe gas, rooms, bullt-'toa, Intercom, COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. moval—Cellara. attlca. yarda. $10.16 MONTHLY near new Mgh school, suit electricity. Adults. Low rent. wooded lot for maximum pri Tear ’round completely fur* MONDAY T hn ntXDAY i«tM AJI<~8ATURDAV • AJH. Weekly or monthly pickup. Weatinghoum Refrigerator. Liv vacy, **,900. PhTibrick Agen paneled firepCace, rec room. niehed large, clean 8 room BK ROOM RANCH—With ga- Harold Hoar. 649-40S4. able for teach m . OaU 340-0771 Apply 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4. cy. 649-3464.' Immediate occupancy. J. BUYING OR SELLING t ing Room, Bedroom, Dinette, after 0 p.m. BOLTON MANCHESTBR-^For more for home, f 1 r e p 1 a e e, large rage, beautifully maintained, Ruga, Lamps, Tables and Other TWO ROOM apartment, bed I Gordon 648-SSM, 64S-U14. your housing ., Realtors 641- plete privacy In back yard. USTINO Iriwm the vatae of the advarttoement will not be eorrected by moved, lots and roads cleared, DlriMs, Rugs, Lamps, TaUea, rage, aluminum storm win FOR LEASE—Excellent loca rage, spacious patio, situat Cape, full shed dormer, 4 bed . rooms, 1V4 baths, garage, an 1121, Eves. 648-1638. LAWRENCE F. FIANO Close to churche.s, sh o ^ n g also bulldozed. Free estimates dows, excellent location, avaU- ed on beautiful tondscaped acre lot plus. On Williams ‘^maks good” tneertioa. Blankets and Other Acceesories tion for doctor’s office or rooms, dining room, living MANoiBS’m t - OhArmliw 8 Realtor 64*-2766 areas, and schools. Shown h 742-8096. BVERYTHmO *398.33 able July 1st. TM. 643-0037. beauty parlor. 416 Mato Street. iVi acres of land, also a ”oom with fireplace, breeze Road, Just off Rt. 9. T. J. appointment. Exclusive wli large well preserved bam, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. room rambltog to oxeel* Cbaries Nicholson 742-6364 Eleanor F. Scranton, Broker, HAVE BUYERS waiting for SHARPENING Service - Saws, Price Includes Delivery, Setup, Completely renovated and am way, attached garage, *16.900. lent condition, IH baths, homes to Manchester area. List YOCR CXKIPBRATION WILL f h l A I A d ^ 9 7 1 1 Srrirvice. Guarantee Immediate 4H ROOMS, 18 Ford Street, fur ple parking. J. D. Realty, 648- outdoor fireplace and many PhUbrick Agency. M9-8464. Phone 649-00*. BE APPRECIATED l/IMfc J I knives, axes, shears, skates, nace, automatic Imt water and other features that gives RANCH — EIGHT rooms, South breezeway, and attached ga yours now. Char-Bon Real Es rotary blades Quick service. Dcrilvery or Free Storage Until 81*. rage, , two fireplaces, knotty tate. MS-06*. Needed. stove. Phone 643-4761. this home the warmth of COVENTRY—Distress sale *13,- Windsor, one full and two half BOLTON—Immaculate 6 room > Capitol Equipment Co., n MODERN, air-conditioned Office our early American era. 900. Large * room Cape, 2 full' baths, modem kitchen with pine recreation room with bar, ranch. AppraKimately ^ acre. MANCHESTER—2 family house Main St.. Mancdiestai. Hours Plmne for appointment 571 HARTFORD ROAD, Man* built-tos, dining room, 4 bed < paneled living room wall, city ^ BUY HOMES, land, fanna, SAMUEL ALBERT suites available. Will sub Must be seen to be appre baths, fireplace, garage, full Basement garage, iwt water 6-6 tor sale by owner. 2*-4610. loU. If the price U rights you daily 7-6. Tbursday f-9. Satur Chester. Crest, hixurloua da* ciated. Shown by ap p let-' rooms, family room, 2-car ga water and sewers, gorgeous day 7-4. tlS-TIM Hartford 347-0668 divide to suit tenant. Reason shed dormer, amesite drive, oil heat, fa s te r walls, fire get instant action and all Tm M e Raadiiiig Oir AdYertiser? pUx apartments, 4H rooms, able. Call 646-**, 643-6036. ment only, **,700. easily financed. Will listen to rage, lot 100x206, owner wants landscaping, good location. place. Non-development, good See It Day or NigM 1^ baths, G.E. kitchen, range, quick sale because of illness, Schwartz Real Estate, 238- cash. Call Jack Chaplin, 648* RAPID RUBBISH removal—At H you have no means of trans refrigerator, Minds, reasonable offers. Lawrence F. neighborhood, very nicely land Two duplexes 6-6, excellent 9442. Samuel M. Lavitt Agen Venetian Fiano, R e a 1 tt> r, 643-27*. *23,600. PhUbrick Agency, 649- 1241 or Louis Airuda, 848- scaped with many evergreens. condition, one zoned for M-Nrar ARSwtriic Service tics, cellars, and rards. Handy portation, I’ll send my auto for' carpried staircase, central, Houses For Rent 65 Exclurive with . . , 8464. 6484. cy. MLS Realtors at Vernon man service. (^1 649-0218, you. No obUgatton. Illuminated parking, base Robert D. Murdock, 843-6472 Charles Nicholson, 742-*64. Aluminum combination screens bu.siness. Several income a rc le , 643-21*. 878-6397. 648-7479. A _ L _ B —E—R—T '--S ment storage, wariier -and dry and storms throughout. As properties available yield Painting—Papering 21 Help Wanted—Female 35 Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 LARGE 4 icom ranch, knotty *»,90a-JUST LISTED, a three OFF PORTER ST.—4 bedroom sumable 4% % VA mortgage. ing better than 16% on carii PAUL J. CORRENTI Agency Free to Herald Readen HAVE SMALL pickup truck 48-46 ALLTN ST„ HARTFORD ers, pleasing and pleasant lo pine walls, fumlriied or unfur family. Two thfee-roomers on Colonial, 2-car garage, 2’i cation. Rent reasonable. Tel. baths, family room. Need we *18,700. Owner, 64S-86M. investment in addition to wants your home! Yotk want ft will do odd Jobe. Attics and IHSIDB AND OUTSIDB point* BXPBSUENCED N.C.R. Model j DACHSHUND, ARC registered, OPEN NIGHTS ’lU L 9 P.M. nished, M^Asant location, work U & R REALTY CO., INC. one floor, a five-roomer on FOUR FAMILY the amortization. Ciood lo soM—we will sell ft. OaU 3*8* What fnfMinntloB on one mt our elaealfled ndveiUaetneatof No cellars cleaned. Rubbish re ing. You name your own price. 30 bookkeeping machine op-1 puppies, champion sired, 618-4716. 643-4363. ing adults. 643-6389. second. (3ood income. Excel say more? WeSley R. Smith CENTRAL AIR conditioning.— nt the tdephone natodT Simnle enO the 649-TO6S, 878-3401. cation. Excellent financing 63*. moved. Reasonable. Call 649 erator, fuIl-Ume only. Call 648- blacks and reds. 648-9483. 643-3803 lent financing available. T. J. Agency, 643-1667. INVESTMENT Solidly built 6 room Ranch. available on all of these 1048. 4161 between 8-6. Wanted—^To Buy 58 COVENTRY—4% room house, H)WARDS EXTERIOR and Interior paint* newly redecorated, lake priv- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. SEVEN ROOM Cape, 6 bed- Tremendous lot with shrubs properties. ing.^ Wallpaper books. Paper* and flowers of all descriptions. LAND CLEARING, grading, WANTED TO BUY-- COLONIAL HEIGHTS eleges, adults, me child, *85. MANCHBBTBR-Flrst Ume~rt- room possibility, best of Huge IMug room with (^cture ANSWERING SERVICE g. Ceillnga. Floora. Fully Articles For Sale 45 monthly. 643-16*. CENTER EULL OoConial—St. condition, treed lot. Bowers Spacious rooms, range, re School to Use * foundations dug, sand, gravel and good used* furniture, James Pariah. Porter Street fered. 9 room stucco and frame frigerator. diepoeal, air con window and fireplace. 8 large and loam. 742-6712. Workmanahip guar* SEWING MACHINE toge Peddler Auction House, APARTMENTS English Colonial. 2>^ baUis. ex School, only *15,900. Wesley R. J. D. REALTY M9.0S00 ~ 875-2519 anteed. Leo Pelletier, 648-3336. i SCRISENED losun for the beet area. 3 years old. 6 large Smith Agency, 643-1M7. ditioner to ea^ apartment. bedrooms. Family kitchen with Route 88, BUingten. 876-ITU, rooms. 1<2 bathe, huge recrea tensive fonnal gardens and Convenient to Main Street. dishwasher. Spotless condition. Church in Fall LAWNS mowed and edged If no answer, 64S-904L in lawns, delivered trem our Bob Fhidklger, and Son. Resort Property 618 Center S t 648-8139 w d lenve yoor meaeago. Yonll bear front oar ndverttaer hi Jig OPERATORS screening plant Andover Co tion room with fireplace, built* beautiful lawns, two acres of *14,400—PLEASANT 6A room Financing available. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, through summer by reliable For Rent 67 complete privacy. Hayes Agen ttme wtthont spending all evening at the telephoao. f young man. ReasonaMe rates. INTERIOR and exterior point* lumbia. George H. Oriffing, WE BUT, SELL or trade an ins, breezeway and attached ranch on the outskirts, taste MO-2818. Trinity Covenant Ohureli wHI ing, wallpaper removed, ful^ Steps off East Center St. 2-car garage. 136.900 PhU cy. 648*4803. Call 643-7977. Experienced (iterators and Inc., 743-7888. tique and uaed fuinttura. cMna, OARDNSnt l a k e — Modem. fully decorated, rec room. sponsor an open house toinop- insured. Rene Belanger, 668* brick Agency, 649*8464. MANCHESTEIR — Owners sell CONCORDIA Church is selling row from T to T:80 p.m. fbr trainees needed. Ehcceilent glam, sOver, picture tramee Lakefront. *83-*90 weekly. Free Wesley R. Sfnith Agency, 648- WESLEY R. SMI'TH ing. Newly painted 4 bedroom their parsonage at 64 Parser 0612 or 6444M04. CLEANINGEIST carpet cleaner and

-Excfellent cen Brick ranch on corner of P ar The Rev. K. BJnar Rask, paa- SPECIALS trees, near bus, rdiopping, tral location, excellent condi ker A Stephens. Practically /a- Neat home. 6 large rooms, tor of Trinity CThurch; Mist Es cheater haa been loot and ap Main. 646-gaL- trieal wiring. Licensed and in TREAT- RUGS RIGHT. the/U 640-8284, MO-4794. Wanted To Rent 68 school. Carlton W. Rutchtos, oil heat, *16,360. S. Clark 6 room neat as a pin, on plication hu been made to sured. Wilson Electrical Co.. tion, high mortgage as.sump- cant. S bedrooms, fireplace, large % acre lot. d ty wa porches. Hied bath, garage. ther Granstrom? Sunday School Pine 8t. Manchester be a delight if cleaned with COUPLE with one child desire Realtor, 649-6132. 640-5306, 876-2800. tlon. Wesley R. Smith Agency, Worth Investigating. T. J. said bank tor payment of the to Ford Oonvt., V-8, radio, Manchester, 648-4817, 648-1888. Blue Lustre. Rent electric carpeting, garage. Ideal re ter, built-in oven A range, superintendent, and a momber heater, auto., black wito red Building—Contracting 14 Rooms '^ th o a t Board 59 ROCKVILLE—Six rooms, newly rea.4 baths. third bedromn, m baths, nat or famKy room, also fin large lot. Reasonably priced. Lots Por Sale 73 was reported wrecked. 1969 Ford Galaxie, 1968 Chev- Top wages. BALE MOVER extension, 16 evenings after 7:30. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 6M- 643-9332. BLEXTTROLUX sales and serv rages, additions, attics fin Bonds—Stocks— foot, mayrath type, *60. So. ing, 341'C harter Oak St., 643- SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 ural woodworit, large one-car ished recreation room, tiled Call owner 742-8347 for appoint The group of actors, employes -- rolet 6 cylinder, standard. ished. Lake and shore cottage Mortgages 31 6600. bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. 1677. garage, cn a lovely treed lot, bath, situated on a one acre, MANCHESTER — Ansaldi built ment. TWO BUILDING lots, prime of Chas. Pfizer A Co., fled tha Ice, bonded representative. Al Douglas Motors, 338 Main. Windsor Equipment Co., 289- TWO R(X)M apartment, excel fred Amell, 206 Henry ■ St., work. No Job too smidl. Im Apply 3406. lent condition, refrigerator, Marion B. Robertson, Realtor *28,900. PhUbrick Agency, high, dry lot to a good lo Cape, full shed dormer, brick location, city utiiitieB. Phil- auditorium. One of them was f mediate estimates. 648-3639 A BUTTER ARRANGEMENT PLEASANT room for gentleman BEAUTIFUL paneled heated brick Agency, 649-8464. said to have been overcome by Manchester, 'MS-0460. at 31 Edmund Street, parking, middie aged woman. 649-9310. 643-69*. family room off kitchen, S bed Realtors, 649*8484 cation. Priced at only, *19,- front, 8 bedrooms, fireplace, a t your f finances in a n ^ will oaake K.F. & D. MFG. USED CLOTHES dryer, *36; 800. basement garage, picture lot smoke. 'rmdts—Tractors 5 more at yourour tataim im i e available 648-8208. CUSTOM RANCH—8 bedrooms, room ranch, aluminum etorms, NO. COVENTRY - tJuetom used TV, 21” , new picture tube, HEBRON—4 room apartment, cellar, 163x246 lot, only 816,* with many pine trees, only HOME Cause o( the fire was not im DRY WALLS, patios, flagstone. tor pecaonalaal 0 oe^Lump 0 ^ 1 debt 864 Charter Oak St. *75; two reel lawnmowers, *36. 2 baths, laige 11-vtog room, DuUt L-colcnial ranch, paneled *6* down. C in now, ■will not WYLLYS STREET — 340 foot mediately determined, nor was AatomobOes Por Sale 4 1963 % TON FORD pick-up, Tel. 643-0807. Into one moothly mcnllily ppayment of ROOM tor gentleman, quiet. In second floor, heat and hot fireplace, dining room, rec 500. Oariton W. Hutchins. 849- 24 foot living room, many au frontage, 643-7444. ^ ___ excellent condition, wiU sacri- and *46. 643-9492. quire 224 b a r t e r Oak St., 646- water included. Adults only. 6132. Bhecluai've with . . . last long. Schwartz Real Es a monetary estimate of damage MBBD CAR? Year eredtt tum- flee. *1,328. Call 649-6422 I32J5 for oadisadi thouathousand dollars room, attached 2-car garage, thentic details, 8 picturesque tate. 236-1341 or Louis Amida, Large 6 nxm raised ranch, available. inclufttmInclndlng repaymentrepag nent over five WELL KEPT carpets show the 8368, 246-4738. Call 643-0946. beautiful view, *31.000. Phil- acres. Hayes Agency, 648-4^. Robert D. Murdock. 643-6473 MANCHESTER—2 A-aone wood •d down? Sbort cn down pay 1 ------Special Services 15 COLE STREET—8 room cape, 643-6464. plus paneled recreation ed lots, city water. Hayes The Pfizer group had been m entr Baidcnipt? Repowee FOR SALE—1966 Pickup truck. yearo. Trank Burke, 346-888T, HIGH SCHL or coEege stu I results of regular . Blue Lustre brick Agency, Realtors, 649- rehear.sing for the musical play dents—earn money for your ROOM FOR RENT k>cated on SIX ROOM duplex, centrally lo fireplace, 2 car garage, nice KENSINGTON ST.—You must room, over 15* sq. ft. of Agency, 643-48*. Mon? D ent d e a ^ r ! See Hon ' Good condition. -Reasonable.------UL APPROVED lightning rods, Oxmecticut Mortgage Bx- spot cleaning. Rent electric Pine Street between two bus 8464. WILUAMS STREET—Older 2 well designed M'ving area. “Brlgadoon” that was sched ebanga, U Lewis 8t„ Hartford. education. Outside sales, com shampooer *1. Paul’s Paint It cated. oil furnace, adults only. ly shaded premises with ex see this delightful 8 room Cape family 4-4, In excellent condi set Douglaa. fiaquln about low- Call 649-4266. awnings, roofing, siding, gut tines, cloae to Main Street and 649-3617. tra lot. Priced right. Phone S. U A R REAL'TY CO., INC. Close to all facKities. Qinck LARGE LOT for sale in Ver uled for this coming weekend. eet down, amallest payments ters, combination windows. In Ootm.. mission. Call 643-9492. Wallpaper. CONCORD RD - Beautiftil located to one of Manchester’s tion, automatic heat, alumi _ i shopping area, restaurant with ranch, large living room, form A. Beechler, Realtor 643-6*9. nicest residential areas. At occupancy. The details will non off Lake Street. Call 649- anywhere. No email loan or fi sured warranty. Free esti in vi^king (hstance. Csdl 643- FIVE ROOM flat. 142 S. Mato 641-2692 num storms, garage, handy lo please you. Call us now. 8469. nance cotnpany plan. Douglaa Traller»— mates, budget accounts. Bea SBCXIND MORTQAGBS - On- EXPERIENCED painters want TYPEWRITEUl,' televirion set, al dining room. cMtoet kitchen, tached garage. Large lot. Only cation, only *17,9*. Robert Umited funds available tor sec- ed. Call Glastonbury 633-7766 small tables, large assortment 0166 evenings. Street, avallaUe now, heat fur 3 bedroome, recreatlan room, MANCHESTER — Big Spotless $18,000. CkKl Ji^rvls Realty C36., Motors. 388 Main. Mobile Homes B-A con-Lightning Protection, 648- nished, aduHs onCy. 648-W72. Anderson, Realtor, 628-0189, ROCKLEDGE — Lovely wooded 8318. cod mortgajges, payments to after 6 p.m. dlriies, knick-ki^ks, miscel landacaped yard. Marion B. Colonial with breezeway and Realtors, M3-1121, Eves., Call 628-1776. lot 100x170, to AA zone, all 1969 PLYMOUTH Station Wag 18 FOOT HI-LO ahiminum suit your nxtoei Expedient laneous items. 18 Dehnont Robertson, Realtor. 6tt-69*. garage. 1% baths. Formal din Carl Zinsser, M8-0*8. WARREN E. HOWLAND eervlce. J. D. Realty. 6M-8128. Apartments—Flats— THREE ROOM apartment, to- *18,50(^-7 ROOM Colonial. Liv-i utilities, terms available. 649- HOMESICK? on, new whitewalls, radio ai^ camper, used 7 days, com Street. ing room. Large working kitch Ing room, fireplace, formal I VERNON — Ideal custom built 1439. EXPERIENCED carpen Tenements 63 chiding heat, hot water, stove *,600 — WELL KEPT 8H room en. 33 foot M'ving room with BOLTON—Modern, Immaculate, ML8 Realtor heater, 38,000 miles, standard pletely equipped. McBride’s Roofing—Siding 16 ter. Forbes Inc. Call 649-5392. dining room, 3 bedrooms, sun | 7*4 room ranch, lovely wooded shift, *895. 10 Coleman Road, Sport Spot, 639 Center St. 649- and refrigerator, *76 monthly. ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive center fireplace. 8 bedrooms. full basement ranch. 8 bed FIVE BUILDING lots. C rystal Business Opportunities 32 649-8246 after 4:30. dining area, sulnirban. Owner porch, natural woodwork, ga-| lot. Attached garage, alumi SM Mato 3t., Manchester Ciifir Ip! For an aMMHt lert kiid- Manchester. 8747. A. A. DION, INC PART-TIME furniture refinish Diamonds—âtchc LOOKINO for anything in real Close to stores, schools and rooms and den. 2-car garage, rage, shade trees, centrally! num storms, screens, $17,8*. Lake area. H. N. Bowles, 876- siding, painting Carpentry. A. er and mechanic. Apply in per estate rentals — apartments, anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins. buses. A Real Buy at *20.900. 100x200 lot. Bel Air Real Es Car. 875-7881. 9163. • i ly miss, you cae pises a liMg Dis- 1961 LINCOLN Continental, ex- teratlons and additions Cell ESSO SERVICE sUUon tor Jewelry JUST OFF E. CENTER Street— Realtor, 64941182. located In Manchester. Phil- Sa-llM lease at Boltcn Notch, High son Marlow's, 867 Main Street. 48 homes, multiple dwellings, 6aE Wolverton Agency, Realtor, tate, 643-9332. brick Agency, 649-84M. tsnes tell to tboss yw do misi. Just ceUmt running condition, all Auto Driving School 7-A Ings. Workmanahip guaran J. D. Realty, 648-6139. 6 room flat, excellent condi 649-2818. SIX ROOM Colonial. S-oar ga TREB3D LOT, 1 * foot frontage. powered, plus air conditioning. teed. 399 Autumn St 643-4880. ways 6 and 44A. Ocsitact Mr. V(ATCH AND Wjw MU .n.w re tion throughout, more room Residential zone. *2,7*. WcC- pick tt) tbs pboM. Ift flto aat bait D. Lothrop, 627-4188. MESCHANIC, experienced, own pairing. Promm service. Up to MANCHESTER—7 room ranch, rage, fireplace, on wooded cor Very reasonable. 643-9098. LiBARN t o IXtIVE - Special tools, references. Call 643-6449 available. *100 monthly. Hayes Neckline Flattery EAST HARTFORD — Garrison BOLTON 3 bedrooms, li'vlng room, fire ner lot. *16,9*. Near all WAPPING—Large custom L- verton Agency, Realtor, 649- thing to beiif flnrai attention to nervous and alder- or 643-0273. *20 on your old watch in trade. TWO ROOM apartment, 149 Agency, 649-0637. Colonial, 3 bedrooms, UA shaped ranch, better than new, 2813. 1969 CHEVROLETT Impala 2- Claeoroom for teen-agers. BIDWELL SIDING and roofing Closed Mondays. F. B. Bray, Oakland St., *60. 649-6228, 9-6. place, dining room, large pine schools. Char-Bon ReaH Estate, baths, fireplace, bullt-ins, ' . paneled family room, attached 643-0683. 8 bedrooms, Hotpolnt built-ins, door Hardtop, 343 engine, auto Pickup aervice. Day or eva 643-6379, 875-9109. 787 Main Stre^ State Theater THREE ROOM apartment, 97 breezeway, attached garage, Six room Ranch, * bed patieled recreation room, alu matic transmission. power ding leaecos. ReaecoaMe ratoa Building. READY FOR OCXJUPANCY! garage, *17,5*. PhUbrick m tHTwwiinrBwt— BIDWELL HOME Improvement EDCPERIBNCED. painter and wells Street, newly redecorat wooded lot, *.12,600. PhUbrick rooms, living room, dining Agency, M9-8464. minum siding, one-half acre steering, power brakes, air- UanrJieater Drlvtav Academy. helper, call 643-1420. GRISWOLD STREET, ed, *76. Call 648-7264. Agency. Realtors, M9-84M. room and kitchen, also a lot. Priced low 20,s. Call Gates- 1flB3*8I ClfiNEf conditioning. excellent condl- 742*7249. Company - Roofing, riding, al- PORTER STREET AREA U.S. 6 Frontage tlon, 649-2068 after 6 p.m. terafioni. additions and re OPPORTUNITY MANCHESTER . . . finished recreation room, 2 MARSHALL RD. — For better Hanley Agency, 64S-*30, 649- W» do our beef to serra you AttMr EXPERIENCED T-V techni Garden—Farm—^Dairy ,.ar8 one maroon) 8.496 ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, roof and chimney repairs, Ray For further InfcHinaUoii view. 875-9614 or 648-4446. combinations, *18,0*. Phil- more available. Below *18,(XK). If you Uve to a tjrplcal 149 W. Middle Tuniplke, 846- CaU woodwork, aluminum windows, old. Birch cabinets, hatchway, Gates-Hanley Agency, 643-*30. Jackson, 643-8326, Ray Hage- call or write Let ns give you an estlmato doors, and awnihgs, attached brick Agency, M9-84M. 643-5440 649-5938 house, you could easily nm 1961 OadKlac Convertible *,196 2098. MR. PETERMAN 048-2463 many, extras. Nearly one-half 649-3175. now, 649-2314. Sitnations Wanted— ASSORTMENT of good ISMd at your convenleoeeL garage, *22,2*. PhUbrick BOLTON - COVENTRY Une— acre, high elevation. Large as out ot hot water several la w n m o w e r s , Sharpened ranges. 643-8B6S. MR. PONTICELLI 649-9644 Agency, M9-84M. times a week. 1661 OodiUac Ooupo de Female 38 SOUTH WINDSOR Only *12.9*. 8 room older Co sumable . G.I. mortgage. Full ROM apartment, heat OONCXIRD ROAD — *26,0*. 7 trees, needs a handyman. Law Agency, Realtors, 643-69*. large famKy. Tongren Agency, I 90' frontage, *4,3*. city water, *61 Cadilac Bardt*p SUN OIL CO. BIXPEHtlEINCEID woman, with bedroom suite; Westlnghouse and hot water, *68 monthly. Td. 528-5375 room ranch. Finished base hot water you need at one l^ p m e a t C o n .. Route 81. country home ideal for chil rence F. Fiano. Realtor, 643- 643-6321, 876-6879. sidewalks, sewers. 643-64*. time for only 9%c* a day. SedM 3,966 Vetnoa, 873-7600. Maacheeter NEW INSTALLA’nONS and re refrigerator. 649-4661. Adulta only. No pets. 049-6106. ment, baths, real deep lot, 2766. Charges Nicholson, 743- JENSEN STREET—New 6 room I, Bnterpriae 1663. P.O. Box 71, East Hartford dren, would like babysitting with picnic area, etc. Terrific Think of It—only 3%e* a I860 OadUlac Oopverbble 3.4M pair work. Call 648-1774. during day. Call 649-9041. 63M. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living ELECTRIC stove, dupl oven; buy. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, room, formal dining room, day! Miss Doodi-~4t89-0201 gas tank and stove with regu 643-1677. 1660 CadlUac Hardtop SITTING JOB, 9th grade giri, lator suitable for camp, *18; ” ^ 2 0 7 kitchen, basement garage, all Yes, thanks to MobUheat Ooupe 3,106 FLOOR CONSULTANT- Radio-T\’ Repair MANCHESTER — Service sta Manchester Green area, ex Bast Hartford utilities, convenient location, ENVELOPE MACHINE ADJUSTER -and an oll-flred hot water rocking riialrs; chest of draw DIE FILER WANTED I3H-34H EXCBPTIONALLT fine Cape, 6 1 •• Services 18 tion in A-l locaUon, on Park perienced, has references. 649- ers; ironli^; board; card table; rooms, picture window, at FHA financed, will consider heater of correct capacity— *36 OadUlgc Hardtop NO FEE way. for lease. Generous terms . ______trade. Call Charles Pontlcelll, Men with limited mechanical knowledge wanted to set-up, Sedan i,006 CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv formica breakfast set, 4 tached g art^, lovely grounds, BELIEVE IT OR NOTA yqun family can take cere of available. For Information call *16,9*. E. J. Carpenter, Real 649-9644, or Barney Peterman, change and maintain In proper operating condition several all their washing needs at (On VacaUon UntU July 6) lets, available all houn. Satis- BE 54288. RELIABLE WOMAN would diaira; pair of Uvlng« room 649-94(ri. $8any other makes and modsis. lamps; pair oars; glK's tor. 649-6*1. types of envelope folding machines on expanding second one time. Sanding, finishing, reflnish- tactloa guarantead. OaO 369- like housework days. OaU 649- With fUra, stone or grinding wheels as well as aJterliig 40 Just listed SH room Ranch, ms. 6828 after 3 p.m. clothes.'size 10-13, good condi heated rec room, full bemt. ahift. Applicants will be required to pass pre-employment ing treatments for all type tion. U Hilltop Drive, 648-9T*. ^jfS****’ crown or bevel of dies to meet mmmHJ S8S' PA6ES SUBURBAN Manchester—Beau MANCHESTER — Fine 7 room Mom can do tha family floors old or new. Wood, Help Wanted—Female 35 tifully tailored 8 room ranch. walk to bus, school and Cape. Fireplace. Fuil base aptitude and physical teats as a condition of employment to wash, 81s can do the diabes HIGH SCHOOL graduate de required to pass pre-em p^ church. Only *17,9*. Call SCRANTON MOTORS resilient, terrazio, olay, ce Millinery, Dressmaking 19 11,1 ihA.ri''rGC REFRIO^HtATOR, ment ai^tu d e ^ physical tests as a condiUon of am- Space tor a variety of room ment. Good location. Conven an industry with excellent fringe benefits and steady em at tha aama time Junior ramic, cement. Our Ultra- Time on Your Hands? sires baby aittiiig, daytime or Ann Hunter M9-6SM, M9- ient schools and bus. Price takes hla bath, end you en INC. nlghte. 849-34*. good condition, suitable for excellent fringe benefits and purposes Including 6 bedrooms. ployment. BIqual opportunity employer that Is wHItog to thane treatment a “con DRBSSSMAKING, alteratiana, start ticking! Barn generous cottage, *K. Call mornings,' It’s New. It’s Modern. So 3696. *16,8*. Madoline Smith, Real joy a shower. Unkm S t commissions near home selling opportunity employer that to Gentle pleats at the asokltoe tor, 649-1642, or evenings and train. Rockville versation piece”—the most repairing, socks darned, zip 643-8636. add a becoming touch to this there will be no fuss with abrasive resistant material pers replaced, patches h >* SitnatiooB' Wanted^ weekends, Mable Sheridan, Don’t delay—phOEM ae to 648-9638 afternoon style designed for the fix-ups. It’s a new area and BARROWS A WALLACE avaUabCe. Harold J. Leesa, lied, su ite shortened, cater- . AVON MUe 39 UNIVERSAL 40” douMe oven you'll have nice new neigh 648-8139. A pply Svp'r., U. $ . ENVELOPE cd, RochvIE* day. Find out how aoey It ia 649-7627. to expectants, little cher- electric range, good working A pply 5«p t.. U. 5 . ENVELOPE C O ., RBekvMt woman who wears a half size. 'M Manchester Parkade, to switch to a Mobiubeat- Cosmetics. No expertencs re* TWO HIGH SCHOOL boys de- Sew it with short sleeves, or bors to the future. Wolverton Manchester 649-63* uhe and anall fry. 643-6803. condition, *80. Ciall 643-07*. A'gency, Realtor, M9-2813. flred water bsatsr. •EDAN8, 1887 Cbevrotet, 1889 quirsd. Act now. Phans 399- rire outdoor odd Jobe. OaU 313- ■leeveleee. 'Average family a t four. Ford, 1969 Pontiac, 1967 Pon- ______04* after 8 p.m. No. 8207 with Patt-O-Rama OFF BAST CENTER ST. — 6 INVITATION. r e p a ir s on all makes of re le to wtkm IS 1-3, 14 1-3, 1« 1-2, ftlaos, 1966 Cbevrotote. Douglas friMrators, washera, rangee, Muving—^Tracking— APPUCATTON8 are beii« tek rooms, 2-c§r garage, good B(HVrON — *31.600—Lovely co Motors, 368 Mhin. and dryen. All all burnsn Storaga 20 ■ en tor office work, ‘ Poga—-lUi'jBi Psta JT 13 1-2, 20 1-2, 33 1-2, 34 1-2, condition, jmced in the *16s lonial. Only 3 years old, three 26 1-3. Bust 88 to 47. Size 14 1-2, k TOBID WE GIVE cleaned and earviced. All vrork sential. five days Incl__ Stpti« TMkt for immediate sale. Wesley R. bedrooms. baths, basement, (JoNVORTTBLE. 3969^ guaranteed. 6494033. MANCBB8T8R DaUaan. Ught OROOMma and 85 bust, eleeveless, 5 1-8 yards For the first time—A "Fall garage, 3% wooded acres. Pos Sealed bids will be received at PRINTING PRESSMAN WANTED 3933 Tori. Both aacellent con- urday. Apply In person. AND M lti. MaehiRti SRt-U|i Mm I T M i t r i Smith Agency, 648-1667. GREEN STAMPS ttu el^ ^ package dellvety. Grant's, Wrkads. I coUect and ' deUvu'. of 35 or 38-inch. and Winter” '64 Album! So new session immediately. T. J. the Office of the General Mana ttHiesi ttuDugbopt Easieot TYPEWRITBRS — Standard Refrigerators, waiben Chose. Ratmony Hin Keanris, ger, 41 Center Street. Manches Pressman wanted for expanding second shift to set-up, SAW mechanical knowledge wated to oat-up. To order, send 60c In coins and different with its interest 112,3* DEUGHTFUL Ranch Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577- tenoa Douglaa Motors, 383 and alectric. Repolnd. a n r - etorastove moving v^te^Mi holdhM SEAMSTRESSr-Apply la per Bolton, $asm. ftufipi to: Sue Burnett, The Manches ing articles on Needlework; home witi) detached garage ex ter, Connecticut, until July 6, make rsAdy and direct the printing operation on various Main. hauled, rented. A«idE!-^ Seaman Cir MORIARTY rhlnee rented and repaired. Ifeachester. -/ M a d ilM OIm m iI OF AMBBIGAIB, NEW YOBK. lection; Itenis to make; and doz ttng, retirament neceesltatM cle. 3 bedroom Colonial. Own Industrial Type Tractor ter register Jobs. Applicants will be required to peM pre- d tK FbitD Victoriatvs, auto PlckiD and deUvary atrvlce. black and white Utten. CaCI m ^way Department m atic on the floor. New Urea, Painting—Piqwring 2l 649-64M after 3 p.m. Soplle Yhafcs, O n WeOa, ew j^ ahift. Appucante win be required to po* pr*. M. T. 10033. ens of fabulouf dsslgns in al) •alee. Wettey It. Smith, Agen- er, 648-3680 after 5. employment Altitude end physical teats ea e condition a t Yale Typevrrlter Servioe. 343- LETT US START you in burinSOB jtewM For IM-lase mailing add 10c needle-arts from which to select ey, 363-UM7. Bid forme and epeelflcatlona Makes, ate. Extras. 349-lMl. PAINTTNO, BXTBRIOR aad In at no coot to you as a Lau are available at the Controller'e employment to "an industry with swellent fringe bene&te BROTHERS GERMAN SHEPHERD PUppiee. to for aacb pattern. Print Nante, Easy-to4''oIlow, patternsi The SO. WINDSOR-Colonial Ranch. terior, paperhaqging, wall* rens party demonstrator. Our ^ p lo j ^ t an Industry with excellent fringe benefUte prioe—only 60o a eopy! MANCHESTER GREEN B ih AA. aosM. 8 large rooms on Office, 66 Center Street, Man- and steady employment. Equal opportunity, eniployer that itATTON WAGONS. 1937 Clw* ■TBPS, IlDBWAUSB. etOL. p ^ r removsd. diy wall work. male, AKC regtsterad, 1 weeks Addreea with Zone, Style Num SWiet Nomad, 1968 Chevrolet l walls, fireplaces, fiagttone ter- toy and gift ttnae tor Cbriet- oM. 8784361. ber and Size. TD order, send OOc in coins low FHA appraUal, 6 roiom acre lot. One-hau mils from cheater, Connecticut : le willing to train. ReasonaMe ratee. Bonk finaao- mae are here. Managers need NiKINNEY mOS. trtss'u.'ss””* «*“ Ranch, flreplaoe, formal dta- new school. Wooded area to Town of Manchester, M 3-S13S 1936 Chevrotstl racea, hatehvrays, diy wella, lag arranged. 1 Don't mlae tha new spring to Anns Cabot. The Maaehe^ Tuny ed to your area. CM ooUaot MINIATDIU rm m a a , ritvwr Saweraga Diapoaal Go. tad summer '04 issue of our ter Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. tog room, kitchen taulK-toa, ga rear a Joy to children! Made Connecticut,' « RBckyNlB JsB. Reaaon- Ffes iJmataa. 30S Bus-dUtt or write Laurina rage. Waoley R. I n tth Agency, RICHARD MARTIN, Apply Svp't.. M. s. ENVELOPE CO. f t . aeph T.îow*. u a Ttowi a t —• Awjf a u f,«.». m m on eo, iiMh,* fkshloii. magaalne Basle Taah- or Aio«ioAij^ Mnv T « f. line SmlOi, Realtor, 343-134S, S0M1I Otmupang. Ooriiaa. Odob. Vm. aenta todag. N. T . lOOtOL or rrenliMB 3tt«IS. *^’ \ -V T U E S D A Y , J U N E 28, 1 8 M ; litefi StSTEBIt lEtmtfng H^raUi B loodm ahH e Tem ple Beth Sholam ^Tomorrow, 1:45 to *■ *iM ^ ■”* 'iJi'' ’ ' ifr' Dii^ N«i Pnai a «i MM W a * au m is . 1*M 1 -r. ■' 13,995 .V* Kanbw of tte Audit lEumittg M^ralb BoTMu of CSreulstkm Is Wo. MaHeh»$tar""A City of ViUago Chmrm 5» >. m 'r TOL. LXXXra, NO. 226 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1964 OS v s t* m PRIC!R flIVHN iiiK a i l * FBI Combs X— MAS MWrw 5 1 ; -g For Missing Youths % ^ i • « ^ < £ H k , ! M k LBJ Nam es Allen DuJles Probe Chief PHILADELPHIA, Miss. __m % ^ (A P )— Federal and state agents resumed a door-to- 4 ^ door and gully-to-gully search at daybreak here to day for three missing civil rights workers. A posse combed the swampy Resignation of Henry Cabot Lodge, left, as am state, becomes deputy ambassador, creating a mili area In this east-central Missis bassador to South Viet Nam set off a chain of ap- tary-diplomatic team in the Southeast Asia nation. sippi section. Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, right, present Army chief of Allen W. Dulles, former chief ointments by President Johnscm. Gen. Maxwell D. of the Central Intelligence ?aylor, second from left, replaces Lodge. U. Alexis staff, replaces Taylor as chairman of the Joint Agency, expects to leave today Johnson, second from rig!ht, assistant secretary of Chiefs of Staff. (AP Photofax.) for Mississippi on a White '.m -..... - ■■■ ' ■' < House mis.slon to look into the mysterious disappearance of the young trio. o The charted hulk of the sta Events Lodgers Help tion wagon used by the trio was Lodge Quits Viet; found by FBI agents late Tues Is Welcomed day at the edge of a swamp off In State a lonely road northea.st of this central Mis.sissippl town. Gen. Taylor Envoy By Scranton Philadelphia is the seat of jus tice for Neshoba County, called Insurance Unit "Bloody Ne.shoba" by Mississip- WASHINGTON (AP) — plaps for Its past history of Keeps Kelly Co. WASHINGTON (A P )— Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, who Henry Cabot Lodge’s re settling feuds by gunfire. haa never known defeat, flies to war-torn South Viet turn from South Viet Nam The FBI clamped a lid on Nam soon to take over a^ U.S. Ambassador. He’s ex might offer Republicans a most of its investigation. Agent for State A Mississippi highway patrol pected to provide a single tight and unified command choice of candidates to op man told a newsman; “ The FBI over U.S. civilian and military efforts. pose Sen, Barry Goldwater HARTFORD (AP)—The haa taken over entirely." Tbs soldldr - dipkiinst was# for the GOP presidential Highway patrol units conduct state government is stick .'T'* named to tbs Beigcn post yes eTât Lodge’s decision and add- nomination. ed a house-to-house search late Burned station wagon of three missing civil rights workers was located ye6^ ing with the John P. Kelly terday Iw Praaldent J«4msoa ad “This is another big boMt for into the night. More patrolmen Lodge announced in Saigon terday in a swampy area near Philadelphia, Miss: The tires, windows, interior Co. of Hartford as its agent following fca Bgjdgnntlon of Am this rapidly expanding cam were expected today. , basaador. Hsmjr^'Oabot Lodge. paign. He said he bêd to Tuesday he was quitting his and exterior were burned. (AP Photfrfax.) ambassadorial post and com Missing are Andy Goodman, of record in insurance pur- tayler pigBs to leav4'4oc.«acJhU ___ hava Lodge “go around and teK ing home because he felt it was 20, and Michael Schwemer, 24, ^ a s e s . now pom In W days MtF(^:p9qpla .why they should be for both of New York City, and his "duty to do everything that S3 **riie . •omcMuty’s iMiue li%S wetks. mar James Cheney, 22, Negro from I can to help Gov. Scranton' to iMen dragged through the mud Lodge eald ha was oomii«. MmaoîTwMapllcn of Taylor nearby ktoridtoBtoM- and ehoiud he oleared,’* argued home to balp Paaaa]4v«nla Gov. lor M hot a j y j^ g n m iwt won win for presideaL" f Later, ha said^*fliarâra na They w e rg ^ B tle e *. Sunday Health Warning Ordered WtUism Fiaher, a member of William W. goranton tiy to w ^' night in PHBigilrttla after Che the State Insurance Commis lha GOP presidential nomina Damocrats and RapabUcans hi4den nuanings’’ In his deci- ney paid a tJ l’flne for Bpeed- sion. tion. In Saigon last night, Lodga jolnad in predicting evetwhelm- sloii'^to-.^retum to the United The oommiaeion, created by daclared; Ina Senate confirmation. States an^'ha.ia “not a candi White House announced the General Assembly last year “I am not a candidate at all In. Sputh Viet Nam, Taylor, date at all.’’ 'added, " I am that President Johnson had On A ll Cigarette Labels to cut the political strings at and I am not going back at all will MVe under him two old not going back at all'ka. order ordered DuIMv'to,^# aUte to tached to the state’s insurance in order to connive at anything friends in key spots —Lt. Gen. to connive at anything for tny- coordinate the self. I cannot be drafted.” buying system, voted 6-3 yes for myeelf. I cannot be drafted wnUam C. Westmoreland as DulMs will qg|||er^)rlth Gov. WASHINGTON (AP) —f in a l6S-page etatemant ttaatMbefore the House Commerce terday to name the Kelly agen- and Ihere are no hidden mean- U A military commander and Lodge’s decision to jump Into aoeompanied the ruling, the Paul B. Johnadpiiother tm state T ^ J | ^ e ra I Trade Commis- Committee, which 1s conducting ey as its agent of nycord. presidential poltfici was widely officials and the I 'lR ’W the commission aaid H was leaving a broad investigation into anok- The agency, half owned by cranton saM ha was deNglit- e (Mee Page TmsMj-Three) heralded by the backers of progress of the fov^ptHon. si^Btfed a rule today the Individual cigarette compa Ing and healtta. two children of State and Na Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Gov. Johnson, w M ^ rlie r had reflB ^g that by next year nies and advertisers “free to ^ e tobacco industry strongly Scranton as a major develop tional Democratic Chairman coêrencs the bight' ^ cârette labels and ad formulate the required disclo opposes any such action, and John M. Bailey, had been acting ment In bis efforts to w way patrol would search unre vertising inform the public sure in any manner that Intel the head of the Public Health as agent of record on a tempo gates away from Goldwi lentingly for the missing youths, ligently conveys the aense of the Service questioned on Tuesday rary basis since the commission Scranton sa(d be was said he would welcome Dulles. "that cigarette smoking is required diecloaure in a fully whether the FTC now has suf State Jaycees Rebuff ed by Lodge’s decision was formed. "So long as Mr. Dulles is ob dangerous to health and conspicuous fashion.” ficient authority to act. OD turn and amedr “This is anoth The commission deadlocked jective, I have no doubt that he may cause death from can The announcement of the FTC In testimony before the com er big boost for this rapidly ex will find Uiat law and order pre mittee, Surgeon General Lidher 4-4 last December on the ques cer and other diseases." rule came during the testimony tion of whether the 'agency panding campaign." He said he vail,” the governor said. of Chairman Paul Rand Dixon L. Terry told tiie committee^ Wallace Keynote TalL hoped to have Lodge “go around The commission rule ^says should be given a more perma The station wagon was found that the Department of Health,' that it is an unfair deceptive nent appointment. Consequent and tell the people why they about 100 feet from State 2i, 16 or Education and Welfare believes practice for a manufacturer “to ly its temporary status contin- should be for me.’’ miles northeast of Philadelphia, In the Middle that more legislation would ba DAUJUI, Tax. (AP) — Dde-^day morning and decided on Supporters of Gfoldwater, who where Owl Creek backs away fail to disclose, clearly and required before any federal nta unUl y e « t e ^ . „Tes from* ComecUcut ‘'w d the walkout. has more than enough publlcy prominently, In all advertising Commission Oiainman Oiarios, Euwachueetts rebuffed Ala- to form a backwater slough. KANSAS om r, Mo. (AP) rules could be issued. Wallace criticized the U.S. committed convention votes to There was speculation that and on every pack, box, carton Haugh and retired Chief Justice i ctoy, CMorgee C. Wallace — Two different ambufautM The FTC recently completed Supreme Court--in a prepared win the nomination if his dele the bodies of the three civil or other container in which cig Raymond Baldwin were the m he delivered the keynote ad eompanlea were called after a series of hearings started last speech that whs often inter gates stand pat, generally dis rights workers were somewhere arettes are sord” that amoking March on its proposal to Issua dress Tuesday to the national la a health hazard. a man ooUapaed Tneaday in rupted by loud cheers. One man counted Lodge’a move. imder the dark, cold waters. a auburbaa store. Police said rules on labeling and advertis (Mee Page Twenty-Three) Juipor Oumber of Commerce The commiasion ruled that ths convantien. two ambolaaoea arrived sl- ing of cigarettes. (Mee Page Tweatgr-Two) (Mes Page Twenty-Tlires) (Mss Page Twelve) cigarette package labels should multaneoItaly and each driv “Tha commission haa souif ■xpreaaing ’‘shock and disbe have this warning by Jan. 1, er grabbed aa arm of tbe lief’' that Wallace would key -41- 196S and that advsrtising riunild note the convention, ' the 75- patient while they argued Page stg-rs«s) include the warning by July 1, about who was haoT member CkmnecUcut delegation 1965. going to News Tidbits stayed away from the Dallas him away. Then a physletan Memorial Auditorium. The commiasion, howsvar, did arrived. He told the drivers Nation’s Top Math Student liot 'State the exact language ’The Massachusetts delegation that aeither was aeeded, be- remained seated aa some 7,600 that cigarette manufacturers eanae the man didn’t have to would have to uae in their ad Bulletins other delegates gave Wallace a By SEYMOUR M. HERSH go to a hoepltal. Mrs. Ngo Dlnh Nhu, former etanding ovation. vertising and labeling wamlnga, grst lady of South Viet Nam, CHICAGO »AP)— Richard C. CnUed from AP WiroM The Connecticut group iesued appeals to Preeldent Johnson to Bchroeppel, 16, likes mathemat a formal statement saving Wal •verrule gate Department and ics, bowling, tennis, parties, the lace la a "known racial serra- Beatles and girls. , RIOKTM P A B H EM ) allow her to enter UAi. as visi gatlonlit.’’ tor...Ihree Washington, D.O., Liking math more than the California Lone Follower MOMM Po i n t , miss. (A P ) “The ConnecUcut delegaUon — JatoMcn Oauiitgr OonsSabM youths found guilty ef mur feels that Gov. Wallact’e ac Beatles Isn't out of the ordinary dering and robbing 37-year-old In Schroeppel’s case; he's the Mohert W. Alford said today tions and opinions are contrary Of New Hampshire Lottery toro civil righto workers were Yale University graduate stu to the United States Constitu best high school math student dent aa he w ^ c d his dog... In the United States. arrested for vagrancy and for tion and tha Jaycee creed," the Mvcsilgatlon. Alford said A third U A Navy riiip arrives ■tatemant said. Bchroeppel, who is being la Bangkok with equlpmei^ for ■ CHICAGO (AP) — The stat^Those drawn will be aasigned Ronald Ktdeoour, 34, of Veo- CG Robert E. Joyce of West graduated -today from Lane to the SS2 horaee nominated for Utary atockpUea in Tbal- lottery, which Is producing big los, Oellf., and Howard Kirch, V.B. military atockpf Havan, Conn., said tha Con- Technical High School, learned A3 Bweepstakes race Atlantlc City hotal and response and bigger Income for snhaimi, 16, of Long Bsadik land...Atlantic City nactlcut dalagatlon did not ob- last week that he had acored at Rockingham Park race track. motel owners 1,006 roema aheet New Hampahire,' generally haa L. L, New York, am held hi Jact to Rfallaca’a addressing the first among the more than drawn a legislative ho - Rum Subsequent drawings will be af the 14,000 cMNnmittod to convention as such. But he said 225,000 students taking tl)e na tola Gulf Coast osnaty ssaU O elsewhere In the nation. held for each additional $1 toil- Alford said too two, drsasrd Demooratle National Conven- they were oppoead to his nwk- tional high school mathematics Only California is taking steps lion in tickets sold. la white T-aUrto, duvarsea Mcn. Ing the keynote addreas. test. Backers aay the New Hamp y ** to follow New Hampshire’s and teanls shoes, were picked in in ID 10 IA Tha Sanata Armed Servlees ‘‘The function of tha keynote “I was sort of hoping to win, lead. shire plan will swell state cof Committee anprovea a bill aa- speaker ta to aat the tone of the fers and mollify taxpayers. “A X ln toe Jackson Pnrk enbdl. but I didn’t expect to," said the The first drawing for the 1964 on, a Negre sett lenient 91 91 A s 0> % thoMalag |l,sn,083,000 ta mlU- convention,’’ tha statement unassuming, dark-haired youth Granite State Sweepstakes in man would rather lay a bet MWy eenaMnetion in tha year said. In an Interview. than pay a tax,’’ the lotoc goes. Jiiet Bouto ef toe Meee Point New Hampahire will be next city Hnslto. Alford enld K ln ^ 5 baglonlng July 1 . . . A poll Oonnactleut Jaycae Praaldent Thus 'tat only CalUomlane Bchroeppel, who learned to month. Buyers’ names will be ewbnuin wne nrrented ftos^ at 1,611 madloal dootora aa to Joaapb McOulnnasa of Hartford add, subtract and multiply when drawn from a drum containing have seen the logiq. Ip Novem z l nnd Ridenenr nfter a short Miair praaldontlal prefarenea mat with tha dalagatlon ’Tuaa- he WPS 4, is an old hand at tak |1 mjlUon worth of tlckete. ber, they’ll vote oh a referen Oiu 0 ) i n <3> 0 > d o 0 > d o PQ givsa Mm. B a in Ooldwatar a ing—,|uid winning math teats. dum to eatabUeh a stato-fran- chase. They told hkn. Atfotd M»g*4 adge aver Praaldent John- while in- sixth grade, he won chleSd, privately operated lot eald, they were among Hen (6 otvU righto workers whs have aon. Women Protest top honors in a high school con Kennedy Rejects tery. The Initiative would write test sponsored by the FHiture a 10-year monopoly on the lot been In tra area eiace Mon. M Bovlat Preralar Khruahohav day. Alford quoted Ihens M 00 ID Engineers of America and, aa tery into the state constitution r-*-t**~ eatbaetaetirally wttk that they were "eanvaealu Cosmetic's Tax a 14-year-old aophomore, placed N.Y, Senate Race in behalf of American Sweep t f) iwSlah aMmrd weaken and hemee he toe Negro meiieSL" tfi)e them OMT Ruaalan ooun- 12th In the natlpnwide high stakes Oorp. The firm would sell 2 OTON (AP) — Wo- echool competition.: WASHINOTON (AP) — Atty. ts tickets, keeping 36 cents and tecparts are oonoentratlng new ■BRAIN kjpuiA y o u m . 1 a a M g b t e n m i fWUag b ^ bsan “swarmliR “This fellow ia a genlua,” an- Gen. Robert F. Kennedy begtos turning in 11.74 to the state for A halls buRanhoUng thuaed Dr. Arthur p. O’Mara, a senUmMital mlaBiaa to Ger prises, operating expenses and WEST BAanVORD (APy i & , . . N4fiw Madera hi Prtaea — A teen aged bey wan UBad ■dwacd Obuaty, Vg.. iMawHi|- ewnplato Mhoot sx- principal at Lane Tech. “Prob- many Mnght on the heels of hie public school aupport. .fi sias taidto OB oogRMtlca oth- lema that bother the ordinary announcement diat he will not Gov. Edmund G. Brown’s today when etmek by a Nmr Bad with the amount at faadi Haven Ballrend tmln. Peltos annroprlated for roopanlng pub- sr loflEllwhOBly itoms, Bsb. kid he works almdst instantane- seek the Democratic aenatorial Democratic administration op. ■vsrstt H. DlrksoB rOpoiigd to oualy.” nomination in New York. poses the measure, as do moto IdnaW Itid toe vletonr^ 16- 11b achools, aay they Rill aaak a day aa bs prsparod to aak Mfaln churi:h groups and both Houses year-old Joooph Borilert sC .s j M e n l eonrt order ts gat man Bchroeppel, who reluctantly Kennedy's brief statelnent >- S i for rspsal of tha Isvist. ^ "i confided that hla IQ la “over Tues((ay on the Senate race shed of the lêlature. To defeat the Weot Hartford. They eald ha N It's ths sxctsss on aad a cotnpanlsn anparontly 200,” doesn't let hla intellect in no further light on hla future. scheme, California lawmakers ec f Premier Nguyen Khanh of and handbagi/ which woro walklag along too tmehs lU •^1 M terfere with hla fun. Bpsldea his But it left open the door to any placed their own measure on ^ ---■■-- ■ ■euth VMt Nam tolls hM people, tha Mdlaa, Dirkasn other actlvlUes, he belongs to a invitation from' Preaidant John- the ballot. 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