MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1966 kysnf* Dailr N«t PrwE Ron Tha Wohtliar Ira the w eek Raded Fonoaet ad P . E. WaatiWB Bi M o b Angnat 7, LOW lEwning l|fralh EmtBared tboadenheiwm I M tUs eventng, oleaftag aad taraWR 13,400 lEum tttg Itl^raUi eooleri M M r. eoolar 1 . n n AirniMi ».c. ajNie n. R*ui- low BeefghB n 00»| AimilL I own chMibAch Jr„ Mn ot Mr. and Pearson Memorial Concert Meedber at the Aodlt • * V T T A * CSyda B. Rauschanbach of Roiaaa af OtrenlatteB ______M Tliompoon Rd. haa complet- MspiehMttr- A CUy of ViUag9 Charm 1 Racant fraduatM of Xoraa ad Air Forca baalo military Planned by Alumni Groups _ .. T»i at L>ackland AFB, Tax. g l l a ^ , Hartford, ara M to Dt (Olaaalflad Advertlalng on Page 12) PRICE SEVEN CBN11 __Davlna of 18S Hilliard Ha li balnf aaslgnad to Lanr A concert in Wonderful irOL. LXXXIV, NO. 264 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1065 and MIm Carol Ann Oada- lay AFB, Va. for tralninf and the late G. Albert Pearson, mu ^9W9rowpU« The pilot parachuted into terri­ on the large road force early •'1 monOily Initillmtnli oT sS.TS • «* . tanka had been knocked out but formaUon officer at the site. Reaman, property at 84-86 ing Room, must be submitted reduction of insurance costs to tory held by the Viet and Monday. By afternoon the lead Reids Mark 25th Anniversary efforta by planea and melicop- said tha government force had Searchers planned to pump SERVICE Hamlin St. on each area sepeu^tely. the town." elements were heavily engaged NEW MILFORD (AP) several feet of water out of the Francis R. Thiel and Barbara tera to reacue him were un­ captured 74 Viet Oong weapons. . Just before dusk the Viet WALTER N. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Reldi$> The government force waa' — It was about a year ago bottom of the concrete tuba A. Thiel to Victor V. Aufiero, availing. Oong hit another paK of the col holding the missile before LECLERC of 137 Parker St. were hon­ Another plane, a U.S. Air battling Ita way weatward along that the board of the First Director property at 50 Duval St. ored recently at a surprise 25th umn. A force estimated at about giving up tha March. Release of Attachment Force F105, was lost today In Route 19, the eaat-weat highway Methodist Church voted to Eumlversary party at their through the central highlands. (See Page Four) The exact number of civilian 23 Main Street, Manchester Sean Roebuck Sc Co. against home. About 35 relatives and tha continuing air strikea over adopt a policy under which workmen in the missile complex Call 649-5869 George B. Miner and Nathan T. friends attended the event, any new minister would be at the time of the Mast and fire Tash, property on Foley St. which was given by the guests accepted solely on the basis Monday was uncertato. of honor’s children. REE 50’s snaps of his character, ability Two workmen scrambled out The couple was married Aug. WithThlxt’MUHia iiDd I'urcbUM-af 17.S. Rejects when the fire erupted and es­ 7, 1940 in Manchester. The Rev. Double TiuV^ Stomps AXY TWO CANS Nixon Urges Step Up and qualifications. caped without serious Injury. Vincent Hines, former pastor SaAMDIlinOM Now that policy has been put The Air Force said Uie 108- of St. James’ Church, per­ R e d Claim to the test. foot Titan n In the tube, an In­ formed the ceremony. n sEcncD ES Starting Sept. 1, the new min­ tercontinental ballistics miaslla ODDS 'n END SALE! Mrs. Reid, a native of Man­ ister of the all-white church will capable of delivering a nuclear 1 Used White Doof RSVi x7SV4 H-Rt. V. O S ...... fSO.OO chester, is- the former Isabel Wednesday 'TN a x il) Tiiur In Viet Nam Attaeks be the Rev. Readus J. Watkins, EVERY Si\T. AC«. M At G eneva warhead 6,000 miles, did not Bjorkman, daughter of Mr. and a 84-year-old Negro. bum. 1 New White Door 55y, x80 Rose ...... WEST BRANCH, Iowa (AP)—Richard M. Nixon 1 Used MJ-. Door 851/4 X 791^ H-Lft. Amer...... 16.00 Mrs. Nils Bjorkman of Man­ TThe former pastor, The Rev. It was not armed, a spokes­ chester. Her husbEuid, a Rock­ gajd today the United States must step up attacks on GENEVA (AP) — The United Harold Vink, resigned recently. 1 Used Wooden Door S6x80V^ Screen St Psnrf .... 7.50 States rejected today a Soviet man said, and there was no ville native, Is the son of the North Viet Nam. He suggested Americans start con­ One of the New Milford church danger of a nuclear explosion. 1 Ahun. Storm Window IT SO x 59 W h ite ...... 5.00 late Mr. and Mrs. John Reid. claim that no disarmament congregation said the members REE SO STARK tributing food, medicine and clothing to help the North progress can be made until all This Aerial View Shows Area Around Underground Missile Silo Cause of the Mast and fire hoe 1 Alum. Storm Window U 30 x 89 M.F...... 8-50 He Is a chief underwriter in WMbThis CouiMin iiml I'lirrhaurM were delighted with the selection not been determined. the Eujcident and hesdUi imder- TWO PK<:S. Of JO. Vietnamese people recover ‘‘when peace finally comes.”’ foreign bases are evacuated. It of the Rev. Mr. Watkins. 1 Alnm. Storm Window IT *8x89 M J ...... 8-IM> charged that Soviet policy is The men in the tube were cl- writing department at Trav­ W e must continue to step uph She stdd that the church vUlans working to update the 1 Alnm. Storm Window U 8* x 47 Anod...... 7-8® eler’s Insurance Co., HEUrt/ord. our air and sea attacks on North . motivated by the desire to leave board voted to accept new min­ 1 Aiirni. Picture Window. OIsss only 86 x *8 ...... 5.00 not be a govemment-to-govem- weak nations at the mercy of . missile complex, one of 18 TMan Mrs. Reid is employed at llllng a A F ^ r BAGS Viet Nam until tha Communist ment program, "which would isters on the basis of his quallfi ' II launching sites ringing cen­ Junior High School. leaders stop thalr aggression Communist aggression. 1 Jalousie Unit (No Screen) Stx65 CHUCK STEAK . 55* CHOCK FILLET . 79* HEWPORT ROAST. 1“ WiUi TW« Coupon and Purtiiaso if distribution of supplies could be can it be averted by focusing lawyer, questioned Supt. of quietly, wMted tinder a full T H R R i’: )-QT. 14-OZ. rA.NK address. In which he called for a our attention on any single Schools GiMrge Kennedy con­ of 500 demonstrators — were moon in the warm night air for 1 Used Venetian Blind 62x42 White ...... JM) Kodak Film undertaken by an independent charged with two counts of dis­ FRESH LEAN ■■ M ROUND OR TOP m-c “ council of free nationa” to act agency like the International country,” he said, referring to cerning the number of records word of the rescue operation. 1 Flex Carport Used IF Tfeke down St DeUvor 100.00 With Each Roll Developed when the United Nationa “ falls orderly conduct. 1 Alumaport Used l*'x*0’ Tahe down St Deliver ..150.00 Red Cross.” the Soviet preoccupations with his staff Investigated before dis­ Air Force police kept everyone (Black and White and FRUIT DRINKS to act or la prevented from tak­ Viet Nam at the talks^ “ This covering the inconsistencies. Their cases were handled in a half mile from the tube. Nixon said such a prog^rsun Washington’s first night session Color Printa) COOP T H K l' ing action” to preserve world would be "In the great humani­ must be as clear to the Soviet Kennedy testified that his staff The first bodies were brought SAT. Arc. 14 peace. of police court in 10 years. G MANCHESTER AWNING CO. tarian tradition of Herbert out at 7:20 p.m., about tour Nixon sold Ms proposal should (See Pago Six) (See Page Six) Those who pleaded guilty be­ Ground Chuck ibbu 1 Sirloin Roost I tMM10MICOWOWfltCWHO-in| Hoover.” He noted that Hoover hours after the Mast. 195 WEST CENTER ST. • 649-3091 fore the three judges received LIGGEH'S Insisted that American aid to • AT THE PARKADE varying sentences: $50 or 30 (See Page Six)’ ; Gemini 5 Launch Rusaiane after World War I be days in jail, ^6 or 5 days and CAUF. ROAST 69* FLAHKENRDS . 59* H ^ r < « J lt W . 79* IB 50'ir- administered by the American $25 or 3 days. Wkb This Coupon and Purchuoe wt Relief Administration which Those who pleaded Innocent three; POr.ND JAR Slated Aug. 19 Hoover headed. were scheduled for trial later in Two Survivors CHUCK ROAST * noRTROS . * niisEcT Tw ~ * Nixon said Americans should 55 55 89 CRAND UNION Thigh-High Skirts the week. HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — raise their eyes proudly to the The demonstration ended four Express Thanks FRESH, LEAN SHORT CUT S f f k PEANUT BUTTER. Epace engineers solved several great goals for which we are days of meetings and picketing GOOD THRf fighting in Viet Nam.” SAT. Al’G. H minor problems in Gemini 5 by the newly formed Assembly And Sadness Too © ever the weekend and an-' He listed the goals as preven­ Rise in Popularity of Unrepresented People. Most ItlieilOWI COUROMHOCUitOiMtl Bounced the target launch date tion of World War HI, securing of its members also belong to the right of setf-determination SEARCY, Ark. (AP) — ’ A Rib Steak J S . IXTIA of Aug. 19 still looked good. NEW YORK (A P)— Those sky-line hemlines that civil rights organizations and youth of 18 and a man of 59 rest­ Ground Round then sang “ We Shall Overcome" I lONUS Reports had circulated that ed in hospital beds here today, MUf (See Page Four) have the British saying “ Wow!” have swished into the s n l^ the firing of the Titan 2 rocket and “ Freedom” as they thankful that they escaped from With Thi* Coupon and Purchaie of booster carrying astronauts Air Colonies. The reaction is approximately the same, with marched Monday. a fiery Titan n missile launch raANnjU%'‘. 69* SLICED BACOM . 89* BEET LIVER . 49* FOltR LB. JAR GRAND t'NIOX In the early planning stages, Force Lt. Ool. L. Gordon Cooper Breslin Meets the addition of a little Yankee zest. Rescuers Bring Out Body of One Victim tube but saddened that fellow ORE-IDA FROZEN * GRANULATED G R A N D --UNION------GRAPE J C L L T w and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Charles In a word: Yippee! ^ leaders had said the group workmen didn't., Conrad Jr. would be delayed The thigh-hlgn skirts were would try to invade the House of The Air Force said 48 clvIQsn COTTAGE FRIES SUCREST SUGAR PINEAPPLE ju ic e jBRAPE PRESERVES becauae of the problems. Wai^s People modeled Monday night In a pair Also, the ingenious Americans Representatives to pass its de­ workers were trapped when.an appeared to have overcome claration of peace. GOOD THRC A spokesman said Monday of ceiling-high "bird cages" at explosion and fire flashed Into SAT. AUG. 14 an East Side dlBcotheque. A problem that had their British This proposal was dropped, the launch tube of America’s © there were no new problems Jimmy Breslin, on his cousins wondering how to stop Greenwich Village shop showed however, and a statement call­ Half of State Accidents mightiest Intercontinental bal­ Itiawl QNt COUPON WO CUStOlAtij and the old ones had been cor­ way to the war In Viet all that revealing. ing for. peace for ail the people rected. Nam, met some people com­ them. The two young lovelies who listic mfsslle. of Viet Nam was adopted as the "If it hadn’t been for God, I'd The eight-day mission will be ing back from that war. The feeling seemed to be that modeled the outfits wore high In New York, where subways group sat on a hot sidewalk in Involved Single Driver never have gotten out of there,” HEaBBEAHS 't r * A * CAIFOOD 6 ^ 9' REE 50-I" sn ip s the longest manned space flight Hie account can be found knit stockings. BO-degree weather. 2 41 19 With Thit Coupon and Purchute of attempted by the United States on today's editorial page. are for peeping, the skirts would One outfit was described by murmured 18-year-old Gary go Mg. Shortly before the mass ar­ HARTFORD (AP)—There’s a-^leosl, the most dangerous times Wayne Lay of (Jlinton. Hie face TWO It-OZ. BTLS GRAND UNION* er the Soviet Union. the demure young thing with a rests, two men later identified M u S ia S — trP ffiTCEDCLAIISSr * CAT FOOD t r * microphone as a stone-wool, A- saying that it takes two to make to be on the road. was red and swollen from heat, 4 29 4 49 BARBECUE aa followers of the American but he was not badly burned. llne skirt with matching bulky- Nazi party Jumped from a a highway accident. The most dangerous time of .«f ja CHOCOLATE OKANUuniur.GRAND UNION knit, boat-neck sweater. The But according to state police the day, according to state po­ Lay, a summer laborer on tha SAUCE crowd of wilookens to hurl red project, suffered bums on hit •OOD THRU skirt waa of the same color, also paint at the marchers. staUctlcs, It Just isn’t true. lice figures, is around 6 p.m ! ?, “ ,*’!*“ r * HERSHEY SYRUP COTTAGE CHEESE SAT. AUG. H the stockings.- State police investigated 112 while the least dangerous is 5 head, arms and legs fleeing © “ Hiey’re Commies, all of through the fire to a ladder', oil The -I sweater. Incidentally, them!” the two shouted. They fatal motor vehicle accidents a.m. I tunowicouTOMm cinioaiil Cuban Sailor Discovered, The total number of motor ve­ wMch he climbed to safety. reaches only two to three Inches were charged with disorderly last year and 65 of them- well above the bottom of the skirt, over half—tavolved only one ve­ hicle fatalities last year in Con­ Hubert A. Saunders, 69, at PINEAPPLE PIE . 3 ^ 9 ^ ® conduct. Conway, a paint foreman, said and that's a couple of inches Among those hit by the paint hicle. necticut was 326, down from 840 FKE 50 B S n iP S more than the skirt allows the The annual traffic safety re­ in 1963. the fire erupted below him. Ho With Thii Coupon and Purchaw af were newsmen and march lead­ was on the first of nine descend­ Admits Murder Rampage knees. Price for the total outfit? ers Staughton Lynd, an assist­ port o( the stole police, released Of the 134 people killed in ac­ a-OZ. CAN GRAND UNION ing levels. Lay was on the aeo- About $28. ant professor of history at Yale Monday, also showed that in cidents Investigated by state po­ BLACK Another was k burgundy University, smd Robert Moses 1964, state troopers made 24 per lice, 80 were drivers, 41 were ond. MIAMI, Fla. (A P)— A t 4>for 16 hours m a dark, smelly Wool. Parris, a leader in the Student cent more arrests than in 1963 passengers, 11 wore pedestrians, “ The fire flashed into the gua PEPPER chain locker so small he could barrel (launch tube),” Saunders Cuban seaman picked off a One question, though. Nonviolent Coordinating Com­ while Issuing 7,200 fewer warn­ and two were riding bicycles. Hire I is...a gjrdte ir pantie that filially fits GOOD THRf not stand - erect. When spring comes again, mittee and Mississippi’s Free- ings. said. “ I was in there. The Mrd ■ BCTTER BUY GRAND UNION _ I © SAT. Al’G. 14 skiff in the Gulf Stream 'There la no word on the mo­ what happens to American in­ The number of state police ar­ (missile) was In there. I moved. mr liiai fMm ta CTOtCh * I luMi omcoufoH mcutioMii admitted today that he tive” for the killings, Wahl said, genuity? (See Page Six) rests for motor vehicle violations Netv Hope Seen I got out of there. This old Irish­ Sweet, vine-rlpened WATERNELON When silence Jell over the ship totaled 32,247, Over one third-- man can move when he haa tour torao IwigM. FmM ST 97c “ The last thing he eald was ship did not know how to switch of the week. that he sent the cook, Gerald to auxiliary tanks. ' Next came Sunday and after their normal health was report­ ■Id back Lucn ioHii p o ^ for double oonRol at ttw twamy and derriara. that, FYlday, Indicating that ed today. XJa^deon down to the anglne When the Seven Seas was WASHINGTON (AP) — President Johnson signed la wMto, wnall, atadhan, laria, ealra lana. ^ 0 | ^ CONTAINS BORAX rV K VBM iH room for eomethlng. We don’t towed Into Key West, Fla., Mon­ weekends are, statistically at A Johns Hopkins University Bulletins know where the oook to. into law today a 87.6-billion housing bill with a new scientist said encouraging, but ll-OZ. PKG. day by a Coast Guard cutter, Houee and Hale FAB DETERGENT DISH A U “There to five feet of water In the bodlea of three crewmen rent aubsidy provision and said the nation must press still tentative, results had been ssa i7 6 * that engine room and we don’t were found, one on deck and achieved In tests in the United 945 Main Street STOUFm on in this decade to wipe out ‘‘the shame of slums and POLL TAX SUITS M M tom DRTBRGUrr ______know what we’M find there.’’ States and England employing Mancheater, Conn. D c n R o n i T Bekod OMfliw (t.o.tar.SwIu L two In their Mood-etatoed bunks squalor and the blight of deterioration and decay.” WAAiaNOTON (AP) — iTtaar . Wtarer armscr M 'tair Wahl aald Roberto RanUrai below. ‘Air Cushion’ injections ot gamma globulin, a l/^HORTRDSofBnr. told Interrogatore that be toft 7*w«We mustmiiat make sure."sure," the4> ------■ Mood fraction, In women faced The Justice Departinoat ausd MMM -penUa alrdleB hi Ww AJAXUQUID •Sr 2 3 ' A U GONDmON The Coast Guard refussd to today to aboUeh the poll tag TOM MOIVT •NOHr •680HT ly ip / G ( ^ THRU S^T. AUG. 14 1 the Seiven Seito 8lMto to President eald, "that every fa­ "Foremost of these le the pro­ Travel Machine with the possibility ot delivering Identify the dead, but Mrs. Raul to Texas, Virginia aM ^la« bidicaM 9 tM i each. M W fUDE ■kiff. Garcia, wife of the ship’s owner, mily In America lives in a home gram ot assistance for the con­ such babies. •ML MCINUII ureti X*UMC er bo* ot forvoM M ri!% the murder eprea was Blvto He Mid It to a landmark MU tdMiWa tebelie g^mthsr Coast Guard spekoa* 4Eeo Pago DM) (8eo ViB«a M O (Be« Itoflo EbO R a m lm toM Iha Id* Burywatoe, IT, w6a to t a m s iMoauM ot Ito new ktoaa '■ '4 r I;'

P A G E T H R D P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1965

•Medicare and Socwl Security Sheinwold on Bridge Ginger Wows *Em C oventry Mellow-Toned John Mercer FOR P e o p l e North iIwJeT ,___ Lesiak-Lucas Belanger-Russell TE8T LONO 8IHB BMh tki** b e f o r e ch o osin g p l a n NORTH I Y ou C an B uy E xtra B enefits A AK3SS July Building Reflects on Musical Career Cosm etics I n t h e As Second *Bolly^ By ALFRED SHBINHOUD 5 J»* . • - < In some hands you plan to 0 KJ 1071 apy or speech therapy (In which any dental care except dental ♦ None HOULYWOOD, (AP) — " I ^ u a lc any more. ’T don’t play rrs ! By JOHN TROAN set up a long suit, draw trumps Is Estimated event, the other home benefits aurgery required by an accident. NEW YORK (AP) — It wait They were probably the ones WEST 8 ^ tried to be a elnger and failed. I piano and It's hard to demon - NBA SpecUl Writer The monthly premium for and then run the long ■trate songs when you don't,” also will he avatlablel. ‘•Wow, fellows, look at the old who applsuded the loudest when tried to be an actor and failed. •Besides the basic health Other Medical Services: supplemental Insurance (which N e ' w s Ginger went through her steps others, you leave the trumps So I Juet naturally fell into lyric he explained. U ggeffs girl now!" at the St. James alone since your plan U to crijis- t F ! iv‘ At $119,950 benefits provided by Social 1. Diagnostic tests, including may be raised every two years) In “ Hello, Dolly!” — quite a few AJ934 ♦qiossi writing." In recent years Mercsr has S^urity, persons past 65 X ray and laboratory tests, per­ will -start at M a person. Of this, Theater apd .the audience ob­ more steps. Incidentally, than ruff When vou can adopt eiiner Thie Ie the deprecating analy- been tn heavy demand for title PnneeM Margaret plan, test the side suit before At Tha Parkad* will be able to buy supple­ formed in s legally approved lab the federal government will pay OLBU. Sardinia (AP) viously was wowed by a mlx- were originally in the part. A IS A total of 28 building per­ ■14 by Johnny Mercer of hie lat­ songs for movies. This items or in one operated by a physi­ half. If you're on relief and will The unexpected audience fac­ you make your choice. V AS* mits wens Issued in July, for ter-day career. It doesn’t take from his lyriclzlng of David MANCHESTER mental insurance through Princess Margaret of Britain tura of one-part nostalgia, one- Opening lead— Four of sp^es. O A934 cian or hospital. be «5 before Jan, 1, 1968, your purt rediscovery and 10-parts tor, however, was the stream of construction valued at an esti­ Into account that he may well Rakson's “ Laura.” and her husband. Lord Snow­ When you win the first trl^ A AK7S ®e government to help 2. Radiation therapv (treat­ state may pay the other half. don. are spending a two-week Ginger. young sophlsllcates whose bra­ floirth W«A mated 1119,950. Of these, seven be the moet successful lyric “ Producers call me all the With - other medical bills. ment with X rays, r/idlum or Otherwise, you must put up the For It was an opening night vos lifted Ginger’s spIrlU to the in dummy with the kliig m PsH 2 0 Peas were for houses, at $101,300; writer practicing today. time with offers to write songs vacation at a luxury resort In a spades you are wwrled by Such insurance, effective radioactive Isotopes). )3 (or have tt taken out of your desert area of Sardinia. "Hello, Ginger!” to Ginger ttog- skies. fm 0 9 An. 1 tMrteen for additions and al­ Mellow-voiced Mercer Ie 66, for their picture titles,” he said. 5, Surgical dre.ssings, splints, Social Security, Railroad Re­ ers In the Carol Channlng role Never was a homecoming so Bast’s Jack of spades. You guess terations, at $12,725; and eight but eSem* little changed from “ I turn most of them down. I July 1, 1966, will cover: casts and other "devtces" used She was met at the airport the Jack is a singleton, and you tirement or Civil Service check). Monday by the Aga Khan, In “ Hello. Dolly!” for aeceesory bulldinge, at $5,- the daye when he and Jack Tea­ think It’s silly to write a song ortor Bills ~ House calls to fix frachires and dislocations. decide to draw trumps to pro­ If you fall to buy the Insur­ Prince Karim, who drove the And It was so nice to see *^Jling director Gower Cham ing trumps. You can usually 3x- 925, according to the report of garden Intoned the blues as part that doesn’t mean anything, just f physicians, offtce visits, and 4. Rental of "durable" med­ ance during the first enrollment plon out on the stage after many tect dummy’s ace of spades. of the Paul Whiteman organiza­ so you can plug the picture. 1 •#rvlces rendered In a hospital, couple to the Costa Smeralda Ginger on Broadway again, aft­ acute a crossruff even when the Samuel P. AUen, the new town ical equipment (Including iron period, the premium will go up er, as she put It, “ Hum-m-m curtain calls, Miss Rogers em­ Give yourself all the best of building Inspector. tion. don’t need the money.” BgrslnK horns or other' tnkltu- lun.g.s, oxygen tents, hospital resort. side suits break badly. 10 per cent for each year you The seaside resort on the how many years.” braced him and told the au­ It. You take dummy’s king of Dally Question Also issued were four permits Mercer reflected on his career Mercer’s steadiest collabora tien. beds and wheelchairs). delay. (To Illustrate: If you’ll So far as could be determined, dience he and producer David diamonds, continue with a for electrical Installatlone, eight at his beach home one meming. tion of late has been with the ‘However, roiitlne physicals B. Ambulance service to the Mediterranean Island was de­ Partner bids one heart, nnd be BB before Jan. 1, your first veloped by the Aga Khan. not one Carol Channlng fan Merrick had provided her with trump finesse, and then draw for plumbing, ten for heating, "I ’ve been lucky to have been prolific Henry Mancini. The won’t be covered. Neither will rtcfvrest hospital if ordinary the last trump with the ace. the next player paesea. You enrollment period ends March turned in his ticket because the “ the most joyous and exciting hold: Spades. Q-lO-B-7-4; Hearts, ■even for wells and fifteen for able to collaborate with some of pair has reaped a golden har­ vSccine shots, nor exams tor trnhaportation would endanger Good gues.slng. You are now vest of money and Oscars, They SI. 19M. Should you fail to sign flamboyant star of one of night of my life." K-0-3; Dlaniomls, 6: Clube, J-B- septic tank Installations. the best song writers of my gen­ eyeglasses or hearing aids (But the patient. up by then, you won’t get an­ Pelcr O’Toole Broadway’s biggest hits had Backstage, she greeted her down only one. Variance Approved eration," he said. "I think I’ve won the Academy Award two diagnasls and treatment o( eye 6. Artificial limbs, artificial LONDON (AP) — Actor Peter mother; her husband, William You can win all five of dum 6-4. What do you aayT years running for “ Moon River” other chance until October 1967 decided to move to the West Answer: Bid two hearts. The The zoning board of appeals worked with most of them, ex­ aod ear ailments will be Includ- eyes, and braces (but not or­ — at which time your share O'Toole will take a complete Coast. Marshall, and a horde of admir­ my’a trumps and one ruff In has unanimously approved a cept Richard Rodgers." (from “ Breakfast at Tiffany's” ) sJ ) thopedic shoes). rest from his role In the play ers — including two young girls your own hand for a total of six hand 1s worth only one unforced Some of his partners and the and the title tune of “ Days of of the monthly premium would Hours before Monday night’s response, and you should there­ variance to the zoning regula­ ’ Plastic surgery will be exclud­ 1 Other prostheses (such as "Ride a Cock Horae” at the Pic­ who wept passionately when trump tricks. You also get the tions permitting Adam Schllke fruit of their labors: Richard Wine and Roses." be $3-90 inetead of $3-) performance, there was a sold- fore raise the major suit rather ed If done purely for cosmetic an artificial heart valve or syn­ cadilly Theater. out sign at the box office, but It they got her autograph. Ginger five high cards In the side suits. to conduct a ceramic studio and WhlUng (“Too Marvelous (or How do they collaborate? reasons. But if it’s "required for thetic artery (designed to re­ (Next: Free health beneflta "There’s nothing wrong with wept a little too. It doesn't matter which cards than bid a suit of your own. the retail sales of ceramics as Words’’); Jerome Kem (“ Dear­ "Actually, we don’t col­ COIN OPERATED didn’t deter Ginger’s fans, who Copyright, 1965 the prompt repair of aceldental place part or all of an Internal for needy aged.) Peter excejit that he's very She confessed she waa so you ruff, you still wind up with accessory uses on the property i ly Beloved’’ ); Gordon Jenkins laborate at all," Mercer ex­ WASH-’N-DRT CLEAN hung around by the score hop­ General Featureo Corp. liTjury," or to fix an impaired organ. (But no false teeth, hear­ tired," hla manager, Jules ing for last minute cancella­ nervous that at first she wanted eleven tricks and two losers. of Lester Babin on Rt. 44A. The ("P.S. I Love You’’ ); Hoagy plained. “ Hank writes the score 11 MAPLE BT. ll^ b or other malformed part of ing aids or eye-gl.isses.) All of the valuable Informa­ Buck, said Monday tions. to tell the audience to come Leave Trumps Alone vaitance also Includes construc­ Carmichael ("Lazy Bones"); first, and he selects the melo­ lAcroes From First NatirnuU the body, the surgery will be Deductible Feature tion contained In this series. The audience Inside Included back tomorrow. Now try the hand again, leav­ tion of a 30 by 40 foot addition Matty Malneck ("Goody Goo­ dies that can be lyricized. I Store Parking Lot covered, In any case, you will have to Plus additional details snd the regular opening-night “ I hope that I haven’t been ing the trumps alone. At the and a paved parking lot at the dy’’ ); Harold Arlen ("That Old think it’s better to work that Nadre Malraux MATINEES DAILY 1:30 OPEN 7 DAYS .Dental crare- -Services of den- pay for the first $50 worth of charts af« available In a new 80- NEW DELHI, Nndia (AP) — Broadway people, plenty of dreaming,” she said. "My head second trick lead a heart to the rear of an existing garage. Black Magic." "Blues in the way ; then I can tune in on the 16-Lb. Wash—26fl Hets for jaw or other facial-bone such "supplemental" services page book fbr permanent refer­ French Culture Minister Andre i‘ ourists, and middle-aged types is a little light. ace, cash the top clubs to dl.s- Aged Tax Exemption Night” ) Harry Warren ("Jeep- melody. If I write the lyrics 8-Lb. Dry Clean—82-00 a(}rgery required by accident or which you gel to pay 20 per cent ence. To order a copy send Malraux discussed “ various I most of Ginger’s 70- "That perfectly beautiful au­ card dummy’s hearts, and lead Owners of non-income produc­ ers Creepers") and more. first, they're inclined to be more 6 Lbs. Or Under—IIJIO dtsea.se i but not ordinary dental (one-fifth) of the balance. name, address end $1 to "Medi­ subjects in the international odd movies, including the 11 she dience," she beamed. “ You want a spade to dummy's ace. EnSIIUOOD ing residential property, who MRS. HOLLAND PHILIP BELANGER He had also collaborated with pedestrian, because I’m think­ Free Mothproofing t^atment). Not counted toward your "150 care.” e-o Manchester Herald, field” in separate talks Monday danced through with Fred As­ to take each one of them home If this trick gets by, you can MAIN Sr HAKTMlin) ‘‘•'H.'/tl'l are 66 years of age or older, himself on such hits as ing of rhythms that have been Psychiatric Care — If a pa­ City Station, New York, N.Y. AIR (.OSnilUINI II » , '*11 ' ■ ' I may choose to freeze their tax "Dream," but he seldom writes used before.” deductible": Anything you pay with Prime Minister Lai Bahad­ taire. with you.” ruff out the spades and draw alike in full-lengrth tient is treated outside a hospital for drugs, for inpatient hospital a t y Station, New Fork, N.Y. rate at the 1934 level as the re­ Miss Sharon Lee Russell of'^dressed ur Shastri and Foreign Minister trumps. As It happens. Bast IT’S A BIG ONE! East Hartford became the bride gowns of pink peau de sole, for a "mental, psychoneurotic or or nursing home care, and for 10019. Swaran Singh of India. ruffs the ace of spades. What a sult of legislation passed by the personality disoider," the in­ Frank Sinatra General Assembly this year. of Holland Philip Belanger of fashioned with scooped neck­ Malraux declined to go into South Windsor pity. But now you make your Trevor Howard Manchester Saturday, July 31 lines and bell-shaped skirts, surance will cover half of the the details of the talks, which The difference between the blll--up to a total of J2SO a year. slam. "VON RYAN’S EXPRESS’* at Wesley Memorial Church, and matching headbows and lasted more than an hour each. Whether East returns a trump amount paid and the amount veils. The honor attendant car­ 'Home Visits — Up to 1(X) visits Vernon (In Color) actually due must be returned Bast Hartford. A year to a patient's home by or a side suit, you can crossruff. Shown - 1:30 - 8:10 The bride Is the daughter of ried a bouquet of rose and Larger Police Force Seen You ruff spades In your own to the town, however, if the white carnations. The brides­ part-time nurses, nurse's aides, Miss Universe plus “ APACHE RIFLES property is sold or when the Mr, and Mrs. Ervin W. Russell medical social workers, and BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — hand and hearts or clubs in the with Audle Murphy Fallot photo of East Hartford. The bride­ maids carried bouquets of pink Variety Show^ Boat Outing dummy to take the rest of the estate ot the occupants Is divid­ and white carnations. physical, occupational a n d Miss Universe 1930 returned As ‘Definite Improvement. Shown - 3:25 - 6:30 - 10:06 MRS. WALTER JOHN LESIAK JR. ed. groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. •peech therapists. home today from the interna­ tricks. Wed. “The Art of Love” Holland G. Belanger of 36 High Lawrence Brogan of Man­ Don’t let the threat of a bad The act specifically provides Under the basic Social Securi­ Offered for Senior Citizens tional beauty pageant to cheers, The marriage exf Miss Judith'^trlmmed Empire waletlines with that persons 36 or older, who St. chester served as best man. The H e r a I d'a South ■^tion fee to help defray Insur­ suit break panic you Into draw- The Rev. David Carter of Blast Ushers were Philip Meek of ty Medicare plan, such visits shouts and wolf whistles. ITances Lucas of Manchester to organza flowers at the back individually or jointly own real Will be covered only If the pa­ The beauty queen, Apasra Windsor correspondent for ance ooets. I Their satin headbows matched estate used as a residence for Hartford performed the double Manchester and John Lee and tient is hospitalized first. "The The Vernon recreation com-^ndoora at nearby Maple Grove. Hongsakul, who won the title this week Is Betty Ryder, Directing the midget foot­ Walter John Lesiak Jr. of Meri­ their gowns, and they carried at least five years, may choose ring ceremony. Mrs. Porter Charles Glode Jr., both of Buck- The program originally was ■upplemental insurance will pro- mission and the Rockville Ex- last month at Miami Beach. 2S89 Ellington Rd., tele­ ball teams will be Joseph Vono, Man Is Missinp; den was solemnized July 10 at nosegays of white carnations on or before Oct. 1, 1936, to pay Bllnn of Blast Hartford was so­ land. ^de such care even if ^ e pa- j scheduled for early June, when phone 644-0987. 44 Marilyn Rd., assisted by MEADOWS’ ^-" loist. Richard Sloan of Blast Fla., was guest at a cocktail HUD SPCrO IXPWV HI 91 N.iilh St. Bridget’s Church. and button mums. as taxes on the property for the Mrs. Russell wore a rose lace tlent hasn t had prior hospital the club presented Franklin reception at Municipal Hall. Richard Davison, 110 Hjghland The bride is a daughter of Mr. Robert Otlinoskl of Meriden Hartford w m organist. Bouquets dress, and rose and white acces­ the life of the area’s senior Park residents with a chicken From Sinatra’s 1936 Grand List and for subse­ eatment. Or it can be used to * ‘ A ball under royal patronage An increase in the full-time Dr., as player agent. Jaycee ENDS TONITE and Mrs. Stanley F. Lucas of served as best man, Ushera quent years, the amount of tax of gladioli, mums and carna­ sories. The bridegroom’s get 100 visits in addition to the citizens a Httle brighter, with a barbecue. However, because of will be held in her honor Thurs­ President William Barr, 38 James Stewart - Color 62 Edwards 8t. The bridegroom tions decorated the sanctuary. mother wore a blue linen dress uncertain weather, it was post­ staff of the South Windsor po­ Small Rowboat were Stanley Laicas Jr. of Man­ levied on the 1934 Grand List. 100 offered by the basic Medl- program of entertainment to­ day. Lewis Dr., will serve as team Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ chester, brother of the bride; •The forms for such declara­ Escorted by her father, the with white accessories. Both ijire program. morrow and a boat trip next poned. lice department has produced a advisor. "SHENANDOAH" bride wore a full-length lace wore white orchid corsages. On Aug. 18, the recreation de­ ter J. Lesiak Sr., Meriden. Douglas A. Minor of Manches­ tions will be furnished to town - To obtain such benefits, the Wednesday. definite improvement in police Sisterhood Offices VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Also In Color The Rev. Dennis R. Huesey of gown, designed with long sleeves A reception for 102 was held partment will play host to senior ter, brother-in-law of the bride; tax collectors by the state tax home care must be spelled out The _ _ Exchange_ Club ■will pre­ protection in town, according Mrs. Anita Travers, presi­ (AP) - Frank Sinatra’s “ ISLAND OF THE 8t. Bridget’s Church performed and Joseph E. Cosgrove Sr. of commiMrtoner as soon u they and chapel train. Her bouffant at Rosemount Restaurant, Bol­ to a plan drawn by the patient s sent the entertainment tomor- citizens on a cruise down the Events dent of the Sisterhood of Tem­ chartered yacht reported early the, double ring ceremony and elbow-length veil of Illusion was ton. When leaving on a motor OmnecUcut River. The cruise to Charles A. Jurgelaa, town BLUE DOLPHINS” EJast Hartford. are received from the printer. doctor. He also must certify that row at Franklin Paric for resl- ple Beth Hillel, has announced today that a man and two girls celebrated the nuptial Mass. Any eligible person may arranged from »a headpiece of trip through New York State, ship Dolly Madison has been constable. STARTS WED.: Mrs. Lucas wore an aqua the paUent is confined to his je n u of the elderly housing the new members of the execu­ left the yacht in a small boat Mrs. Barbara Murphy was (w- dress of silk organza with lace choose, on or before Oct. 1 of lace petals embroidered with se­ Mrs. Belanger wore a two-piece home and needs either “ .skilled chartered for the event. The force ha* recently been Burt Lancaster project. The program waa an­ In World tive board. They are; which overturned and the man ganiat and soloist. Bouquets of bodice, and matching accesso­ any later year, to pay os taxes quins and seed pearls, and she beige lace dress with white ac imrslng care” or physical ther- Senior citizens will leave Increased to five with the addi­ Mrs. Sharon Gilbert, ■ways is , missing, the Coast Guard “THE TRAIN” nounced by Peter Humphry, tion at Alton DuPont. A su­ white gladioli were on the ries. The bridegroom’s mother on residential property the carried a bouquet of white roses cessories. The couple will live -at program chairman of the club. Rockville at 8:30 a.m. on char­ and means vice president: Mrs. satd. 82 Bunce Dr. KARA(3n, Pakistan (AP) — pernumerary ie also employed Children under 12 free*. altar. wore a blue silk organza dress amount of the tax levied on the and stephanotis. (iene Pitney, a Rockville na­ tered buses for the trip to Hart­ June Silver, recording secre­ None of the three persons waa GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND Given In marriage by her fa­ property on the Grand List of Mrs. Lawrence Brogan of Mrs. Belanger is a 1933 gradu­ A provisional national govern­ by the town. identified, but the Coast Guard with lace bodice, and matching tive and internationally knowm ford. Sailing time ie 9:30 a.m.. tary; Mrs. Sheila Brown, cor­ ther, the bride wore a full-length accessories. Both wore white or. the year before the choice is Manchester waa matron of hon­ ate of East Hartford High ment of Kashmir has been According to Jurgelaa, two said they were told that the man Th« W orld's singing star, will be master of and ■voyagers will return to formed inside the Indian sector responding and financial secre­ gown of silk organza, designed made. or. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Rich­ School. She is employed at Pratt ceremonies. more full-time patrolmen are was not Sinatra. chid corsages. shore at 12:30 p.m. of Kashmir, Radio Pakistan tary; Mrs. Janet Lassman, with scooped neckline, short A reception for 200 was held Hie act does not apply to any ard Lambert of East Hertford, and Whitney, Division of United Porfumos~Colo 9iios The show starts at 6:30 p.m., slated to join the force In Jan­ treasurer; Mrs. Marcia Andrus, The (Doast Guard said the two Aircraft Oorp., East Hartford. Points to be covered on the said today. uary. The department’s imme­ sleeves, natural waistline, ap­ at Lithuanian Hall. For a motor property occupied by more than Bister of the bridegroom; Miss "Free Gift Wrmpptog” and will conclude about 9. If cruise i n c l u d e Wethersfield parliamentarian. girls were able to swim back to pliques of re-embroidered Alen- two families, or to any prop­ Patricia Brogan of Manchester Mr. Belanger Is a 1961 graduate A The announcement was first the present pleasant weather diate goal is to have enough Named committee chairmen the yacht, the Southern Breeze, m in n n m trip to Nova Scotia, Mts. Lesiak of Manchester High School. He Oive, Crow Cove, Glastonbury made by Radio Sadai Kashmir, j personnel to man the two pO' con lace on the hem of the skirt, wore a two-piece suit dress of erty any portion of which is and Mrs. Robert O aw of New ARTHUR DRUG continues, it will be held out- Ferry, and Gildersleeve Island. were Mrs. Bea Grigorian, mem­ and a search was organized for and removable chapel train. u s ^ for any business purpose is employed at Hartford Special of-doors. In case of inclement the voice of the anti-Indian lice cruisers at all times. This the man. Reg. Ixiw Admission $1.00 royal blue and green with white York City. Points of interest will be de­ Kashmir Revolutionary Cknincil. bership; Mrs. Rita Hyman, pro­ Her fingertip-length veil of silk except farming. The bridal attendants were Machine Co., Simsbury. weather, the show will be held is practically a neceasity, he gram; Mrs. Silver, hospitality; Sinatra, actress Mia Farrow Children Under 12 Free trim and black patent accesso­ scribed over a public address Members of the provisional gov­ “ Shenandoah” 8:35 illusion was arranged from a Eligible p r o p « r t y owners said, because there are 28 Mrs. Jean Reeber, gift shop; and others in their party have ries. 'The couple will live In system. ernment were not identified. “ Charade” 10:30 tiara, and she carried white choosing to be taxed in this square miles of town to be cov­ Mrs. Sandra Patten, telephone; anchored their chartered yacht orchids and stephanoUs on a Dayton, Ohio, after Aug. 16. the property is transferred. The Reservations must be made in Radio Pakistan said it ap­ ered. Mrs. Lesiak Jr. Is a graduate manner must deliver to the tax Collie Decides advance by calling the recrea­ Mrs. Edith Baskin, publicity; in the outer harbor of Vineyard Iwo Miyhty Armlei Trampled Missal. collector an agreement for the lien will be released by the tax pealed to the United Nations to Jurgelas said that sometimes of Manchester High School and collector when the back taxes tion office at Henry Park. help "the people of Kashmir in Mrs. Susan Kahn, ways and Haven. Mrs. Joseph E. Cosgrove of transfer ot an interest in the an officer is called away from means; Mrs. Sheila Schnelijer- They had docked Monday, lt$ Valley...A Fighting Family Central Conne'stlcut State Col­ have been paid. Such Mens will Custody Battle FTanklln Park residents inter­ their fight for liberation.” the scene otf a crime to cover East Hartford, a sister of the property, to reimburse the man, special projects (merchan- took on supplies for their vaca­ bride, was matron of honor. lege. She w a / a teacher In the not take precedence over any ested in joining may leave their India sent more troops into an accident. After he covers the | Halpert, Challenged East Windsor school system towm for the difference between H 0 1 A \ E $ names at the office in the com­ tion cruise, visited friends on Bridesmaids wore Miss Peggy the amount paid under the pro­ mortgage recorded in the land NBJWARK, N.J. (AP) — AI U the Himalayan state Monday, accident, he must return and 400 MAIN SHUT • MANCI«STR,00NN. munity building. donor; Mrs. Brown, good cheer. the island, and then pulled out Them Both I Ann Lucas and Mrs. Douglas A. three years and plans to teach visions at the act and the records before the certificate of Collie handed down the decision | reporting that Pakistan had sent start all over at the crime in Dayton. Mr. Lesiak Jr. is a lien. The recreation department scene. to the outer harbor and re­ Minor, both of Manchester and amount which would have been in maigistrate’s court Monday. hundreds of agents into the In­ Technicolor graduate of Meriden High The five-year-old dog was the will pay for the boat, but those dian sector "to create chaos and Manchester Evening Herald mained anchored. sisters of the bride; and Miss levied under the regular tax I The constable added that, School and Central Connecticut Manchester Evening Herald subject of a court battle be­ going will be charged 50 cents indulge in widespread sabo­ with two cruisers constantly In correspondent, Anne Lyons, tel. Sinatra, Miss Farrow and film Barbara Lesiak of Meriden, rate, with Interest at four per for the bus. 644-8582. stars Claudette Colbert and sister of the bridegroom. State College. He received a cent per annum. Coventry correspondent, F. tween Clifton Williams, 46, and tage ’’ operation, a criss-cross patrol M. A. degree In psychology from Pauline Llttie, tel., 742-6231. The Dolly Madison Is a diesel- could be arranged, so that Rosalind Russell were In Hyan- All the bride’s attendants were The agreement, unless re­ his son, and Mrs. Alice Rivera, | Whaf More Can We Do? powered steel vessel which will nis Port during the weekend. similarly attired tn seaspray Ohio State University. He will voked by any such property 81, a mother of (our. JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — someone in the process of be a school psychologist In Day- accommodate 200 persona In An Indonesian court in Surabaja breaking in would be led to the Miami-New York Sinatra and Miss Farrow paid a blue gowns of silk organza with owner, shall apply to all tax The Williams claimed the dog | ccTOfort. One deck is covered, has sentenced a Chinese trailer false belief that the cruiser visit to former Ambassador Jo­ lilac trim, fashioned with satin ton. years until the owner or all .Longhorn Sale was their “ Prince.” The River­ W« constantly ask oursalvas this WASHINGTON (AP) — Want the other Is completely glass to death for hoarding and ■violat­ would not return for a prede­ Commuters Held seph P. Kennedy. Joint owners over 65, die or the as insisted the animal’s name I enclosed. ing President Sukarno’s decree termined interval—only to have property is transferred. The to buy a Texas longhorn? was “ Boy” and belonged to| G question becausa we sincerely want A Ropkvilla and an Ellington against economic subversion. the other come by. For Burglaries MEAT SALES HIGHER L B J Domestic Programs agreement wtH constitute a lien The Interior Department zm- them. to assist bereaved families in every man have been arrested on a The court said Lelm Koe Nlo’s Jurgelas said he had worked on the property, but ■will not be nounced today that the annual Magistrate Samuel H Loh- Circuit Court 12 warrant and activities had been “ highly In­ the criss-cross system success­ CHICAOO (AP) — The Amer­ JAMES STEWART foreclosed until the death of the sales of surplus Texas longhorn man let the dog decide. It DOES Make A Difference way we can. If there is one thing more charged with breach of the dividualistic, capitalistic and fully 'With resident State Troop­ NEW YORK (AP)—A gang of ican Meat Institute says that the Key on Long-Range Goals owner or owners or the transfer cattle will be held at the Wltchl- As both claimants stood I peace in separate incidents. monopolistic in nature.” er Ronald Jacobsen. Cuban exiles who police say total sales of the nation’s meat of the property, and shall re­ ta Mountains National Wildlife against a wall as ordered by the | we can do to help — during, or even They are Edward KonATSki, Jurgelas also suggested a have been commuting to New packing industry reached a main valid until two years after Refuge, Cache, Okla., Sept. 16 magistrate, the dog waa ush­ the death of the last owner or ---Where You long after the funeral service — wa do 26, of 12 McCann St., who post­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — A ploinsclothesman be fielded by York to burglarize homes to pay record $14.8 billion last year. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl-^the task force members within and at Fort Niobrara National ered into the . courtroom and I 1 iw om ed a SlOO bond, and Iannis Bou­ man who tried to escape from the force. He said it would be for high living back in Miami This is two per cent above the dent Johnson is mapping future days. Wildlife Refuge. Valentine Neb., bounded toward Williams, leap-1 orm it. chard, M, of CrystzLl Lake Rd., the Moroccan Embassy by advantageous to have such an has been uncovered. $14.26 billion record of 1963. Caiy, Audrey domestic programs with a set of Moyers said he does not know Advertisement— Oct. 6. ing and wagging his tall. Ellington, who posted a $60 jumping out of a second-story officer, even tf he worked in Nassau (Jounty police said long-range goals for the nation. when details of the program will About 86 animals ■will be of­ When Mrs. Rivera called, I Dividends, safety and availablity are three points to con­ bond. window was identified by police street clothes half the week Monday three-man teams are Grant Hepbutn Details are being worked out be made public. BYesh picked com. Lyndale fered at the Wichita refuge and “ Boy,” the dog walked around Both are to appear In court today as Mohammed Selim Alt, and In uniform the other half. robbing homes in Long Island, now, but a top Johnson aide said It sounded similar to former Stand, Route 44A, Bolton. Tel. 20 will be available at B\>rt Ni­ her and then dashed back to { Aug. M. No information was a Palestinian employe at the The police staff now includes Connecticut and. Northern New awsETHmo* „ Bmavisiofi’ today the President envisions a President Dwight D. Elaen' 643-6301. obrara by public auction. Williams. sider when planning your savings program. Based on a available on the incidents lead­ full - time officers Cowperth- Jersey. MCHNCBURKM 7:00 bower’s commission on national embassy. MtMCSWIT9:15 MeltMaler study that will determine how ing to the arrests. M oroccan Ambassador waite, Goodin, Ryan and Jurge- Disclosure of the ring came as U.S. resources can best be used goals. That was a bipartisan, 11- Hospital Notea Ahmed Ben Abboud said the lae, eiupemumerary Rondaze detectives arrested two men ^Chaiade^' to achieve a variety, of adms at man commission of leaders in 74tal cost of more then $400 mil- R is used as the booster to tha j .—m m «sw veiW. awnwAN «m sm sm t/m m wmmmm Hen. AQ ara oparattoiuU. Their Ctomlal mannad otfoMal fMgbtB. — TONvn/WOAII. THB row mammED name eoanuir r f, , \ r''

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Army Probing Report iitm rliFBtFr enilte to ftgurs out a way to taka tha 1 Nixon Urges Step Up brtdga and attack tha anamy." I j F r a l b Now thia, if wa wara to ballava It, Of Underage Soldiers would Indtoata that it might ba tha H.R5{fg‘ p“RlS m . nta Oarmani who would win tha naxt war In Viet Nam Attacks thay find thamaslvaa In and that It /AP» _ Armytduoted iMt November showed WASHINGTON (AP) _ „_/TSiat two per cent of the total m l^ t bt w# who would bt losing It In headquartere has com- Army atrangth at that tlma con- For what this German officer was say­ « from F*m Om ) foana who nipport U.S. policy _____ Vlot Nam but who "ballove i mandsrs In Bouth Viet Nam h w atatad■ of IT-yaar-olda,IT-y During Ihundad Oetobar 1 , tSU ing waa that Germany was finally try­ involved for all nationoiUL u vlnc frM Aata had no businessIS getting I many youths under 18 are in the 1M4, fawor than 600 wara in the “ ’ VX ®v«nlng Bzeapt Sondara ing to create the kind of thlnk-for-your- in Viet Nam in the first place oatagory of 17-yaar-pld volun- fiw n Oortuniflilat domination, war zone and whether any of pormltting all people to enjoy and that all we can hope or try tear draftaaa. AU 17-yaaiH>lds aelf army that actually wlna wara, thua profreae through freedom and to do is to make the beat of a them are there contrary to reg- muat hava parantal or guardian profiting from Ite axperianoe in two praventlng the Pacific from bo- bad situation.” conaant to antar tha aarvloa. ■UBSUniPTION lU T M world wara, while, at the same tlma, coming "a Rod sea.” “ There is no reason for Amer­ ^The"!nqulry was Tha Army'a praaant manpow­ Payabla la Advaae* Dna y.ar . 881.1 the United Btatea, with a perversity no­ ica to be defensive or apologet­ news reports from ®***“". er la about Mt,000. U .l. forces Ilxt Ifonthi ...... ” 11'. Nixon called on Amorloans to about 100 enlisted men of toe body can raally understand, has been unite, and aald the "noisy mi­ ic about our role in Viet Nam,” in Vlat Nam cufrently number nority which conatantly talks of ha said. "We can hold our heacU 178rd Airborne about 82,000. A aubatantlal ma­ •hlfting in tha direction of Imitating the need to make conceasiona to high in the knowledge that — as be sent out of Viet Nam because jority of them with tha Army, UBMBBR o r the kind of do-lt-by-rote armies which was the case in World War I, the Communist aggrosaore in of their age. followed next in numbara of the THK AB80CIATUD PRESS loat two world wars. It Is understand­ World War II, and Korea — we The Army, alone of toe ^ r Marine Oorpa. Tn« Aiioclateil P r«ii la oxclutlvoly .ntiUed order to gain peace are defeat­ to tha UM of npubllcatlon of all niwi dls- able enough why the lotars in a war oi ing the very purpose they claim are fighting not Just in the inter­ services, has a regMation pro- patchri cr.dllfid In It or not otharwla* c ra v ­ ests of South Vlot Nam or of the Whan aakad If any man under to aorva.” Mbltlng overseas deploym*"* 18 might hava baan among the ed In thli paptrpapir and alio thi local nawi pub- ahould eventually come to the point United States but for peace, llahnd hare. ■. amount since Pope Paul, with faint deference to the spring. More than two Inches political aftermaths of the been named or a governqf Buiywalse, who emerged drinking, no complaints about riculture (Committee, discussed simpler. fact that our attack on Hiroshima was velopments look aa if the guiding prin­ Long Legislature has been elected. from Ms Mihng place when the the c a p t^ . Q. As a ranking member of fell at Raybrook and Newburgh. the bill in an interview in The heavy rain upstate aided "intended to seek” peace and a shorter ciple Involved were that of transform­ TRA'VIS AIR FORCE BASE, Asia They come In on Jet planes The medic heard him and heading toward a point, which Searle Pinney, in the preseni vessel was boarded by a Coast He said he had never even wMch the questions and an­ the Senate Agriculture CJommlt- New York City’s parched wat­ Potterton’s ing unspoiled country to city slum In Calif. — The g;round crew man that land unnoticed while the came into the room. He started has now been reached. The Republican era, has carri^t tee, what chances do you see for war. called that attack an “ Infernal Guard party Sunday, said he seen file death weapon —be­ swers went like tMs: kept waving his black-gloved Long Legislature, by our ob­ this creation of the party bralR iaw Ramirez shoot the first approval of an omnibus-type ersheds. the shortest generation on record. nation watches programs on to take the pillow out from lieved to be a 88-caliber revol­ Do you feel that enactment masaacre" and an "outrage against hands for them to keep coming, television. They used to come servation, failed to produce any trust forward to a new stags ttiate to death in Ms bunk. ver — until he was leaving the bill? Heavy rain and severe light­ Nonetheless, there is, for the moment, under Vogel’s feet. Somebody of a farm bill is necessary tMs civilization.’’ and they moved slowly over the home as heroes. Now they are across the hall began to scream new quota of Instantly eUg;lble of comparative completeness. ‘T m lucky, to bo alive,” said bunkroom about 10:16 p.m. Sat­ year? Why? A. Opposition to farm-price- ning Mt the PhiladelpMa area. some of that prosperity which is some­ state ticket toppers. Governor Buiywlse, a short slight Hondu- support legislation has been in­ Lightning set altire at the Insti­ We know that Just aa many people white concrete runway toward a way of life. that he couldn't breathe. Then He has created, in order to de urday to go on deck because it A. Enactment of new, farm- They put Phillip Vogel in a John Dempsey, by our analy­ political battle and assume hie *pn. creasing in Congress year by tute of Pennsylvania Hospital, were killed by conventional bombing times regarded as synonomous with him. The blue truck came first. there waa a gagging sound. The was too hot to sleep. price-support legislation is abso­ The big jet transport, which had room on the first floor of the sis, never got or took the party’s own responslbllltieek n * After a violent outbreak on “ When I was walking out of lutely necessary, particularly year. I would tMnk that there is forcing the evacuation of 1(K) attacks. We know there is just as much progress. Land values are way up. Con­ medic let go of the pillow and M no windows on Its sides, was hospital. They gave him a ciga­ ran out of the room. chance to be much more than what has become necessary Gie sMp, Burywaise said the the room this fellow Roberto for wheat, feed grains, wool, little better than a 60-50 chance patients and 60 nurses. A cupola sin and bartarlsm in one death by vio­ tractors and suppliers of all kinds are a stand-by Governor in the Vessel changed course toward of an omnibus farm bill being on the hospital burned and fell behind it. Then there were two rette and lit It up for him and Vogel looked around the these days—a sort of shadoer (Ran\irez) was coming out of cotton and sugar. The present busy. Sleepy old Staten Island, which red fire trucks which always then the medic went to get a 1965 session, but we found that government or cabinet. Cuba and sailed In that direc­ the kitchen,” said Burywaise. legislation expires with this approved by Congress before three stories to the ground. lence as in 75,000. room. :i adjournment. But again, let us not quarrsl with used to be still one-third farm land, come out when they land a doctor for him. Vogel’s brown "May I have an ashtray, there are occaalonal candidates One can already see, thw tion for two hours before the “ He was walking very fast.” year’s crop and if Congress does Nearly two and a half inches of who do not need the big drama anginas went dead, rain fell in parts of the city. right In sight of the Battery, is full of plane that carries people who eyes looked up at the celling. please?” he said. something of the shape and ;! Without a word, Ramirez nothing at all there will be only the Pope. Let us admit the great hu­ are wounded. Otherwise, there There was no animation in his to build themaelves up. b Coast Ouard spokesman spec- leaned over the bunk of the very low price supports left for 80,000 VISITORS Stormy weather ripped across hustle and din. The population Is grow­ "Where are you from ?” he character of the new state H man tragedy In which we have been was no change in the routine long, straight face. He took the was asked. So the Democrate, one as­ management which would A •lated that whoever was sailing the eastern Gulf Coast and parts sleeping first mate, Aldrick some of these crops and none at ing by leaps and bounds, and very cigarette out of his mouth and, ■le vessel at the time did not Hones, and fired three shots into OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — More of Florida and Georgia. Tornad- participants. Let us aim at something of the air base. Transport "Baltimore” sumes, have a candidate for move In if Searle Pinney should all for others. planes taxied onto runways and without being asked a que.stlon, Inow how to switch to auxiliary Ms body, Burywaise continued. The present wheat certificate than 80,0(X) persons -vUslted the Ic winds lashed Albany. Ga., nobler and higher. shortly, It would seem, will be at least “What are you going to do Governor in 1966, which is, be­ be elected Governor. Let Pin- duel tanks. R was then appar­ “ I ran up the stairs to let the traveling exhibit of the Dead during a severe thunderstorm. 10 times the 76,000 It used to be before took off. Straight across the he started talking. lieve it or not, next year, and ney’s admirers or detractors ia u law set aside the compulsory "W e pray," Pope Paul continued his field, in front of low, sand- "On the second night.” he with yourself when you’re fin­ ently that the skiff was lowered captain know,” he said. He wheat certificate act for a two- Sea scrolls during a three-week Nearly six inches of rain doused the bridge was built. This kind of popu­ ished with this?” a candidate whose vote-getting his own party or his potential n showing at'Omaha’s Joslyn Art the Brunswick and Sea Island remarks, "that the world may never colored hilKs, B-52 bombers said. "They attacked us on the power no Republican strategist opponents argue whether it ■verboard. found the captain dead on the year period. Unless new legisla­ lation will take more commercial insti­ "D o? I don't know what I’m j ; A team at federal agents and bridge. Museum. areas along the Georgia coast agsiin see such a wretched day as that waited in the dusk with their second night. According to the will take lightly. would be a good n>anegement tion is enacted farmers again nuclear bombs inside them. The S-2 there were 400 guerrillas. going to do. I like the Army. would have to vote in a referen­ of Hiroshima; that never again may tutions and services of all kinds. At this point, a circumstance or bad. We content ourseivte ground crew man's black glove.s It wa.s only my second day there The Army's good. I didn’t want which combines temptation, dum on the compulsory, wheat men put their confidence, their calcula­ And just think. IVithout the Verra­ to go to Viet Nam. The second with the statement that it Is said In a television interview etill waved and the truck led and I got hit. A hand grenade. danger, logic, risk, adventure fairly ready. l i Viet Relievers (CHS). “ But we are looking for certificate law and, no doubt, it tion and their praatlge into such disas­ zano Bridge, that marvalous engineer­ the plane right up to a knot of The ' VC hit me wdth a hand lieutenant, he was running to would again be disapproved. and precedent offers Itself to There’s the plus side of the u it and we will continue to look trous and fllshonorable weapons. ing feat, all thia might have passed people who stood with their grenade. No, what’s the use of different men'.s positions. He got the Republican parly. for it wMle we make it clear Should tMs be the case, price .saying that. I was in a foxhole shot right in the head. I .saw it.” Pinney eligibility, the sum­ u t KiU 219 Cong Staten Island by! And, in that case, hands over their ears. The jet's * ’; supports would only be at 50 per "Let us pray that murderous device one night at 10:30 on guard For the Ix>ng Legislature mary of reasons why some of I' that we are not going to be driv­ Staten Island might have remained, for engines roared and the kerosene He closed his eyes. “It hurts.” en out of South Viet Nam.” cent of parity and then only to may not also have killed peace in the duty and the guy with me was did, in actuality, develop one hla good Republican friends (OewUmwd from Page One) those who comply with acreage fumes were thick In the air. he said. His teeth came down Defense Secretary Robert S. WESTERN world — although it was Intended to no one knows how long. Just a back­ Then its engines ran out in a a.sleep in the higher portion of and dug into his lip. He started Republican figure who could be feel' his name has to be consU allotments. McNamara, interviewed the it. I heard a noise. I didn’t want rated to be gubernatorial tim­ ered for the candidate’s role ^ guerrillas directed heavy on Q. Are you satisfied with seek it—and that It may not have ward, beautiful, quiet, unpressured, un­ whine. to moan. His teeth came up same program, strongly af­ A wide cargo door in the to fire and give away my po.sl- from his lip and a yell came out ber. He developed, in this ses­ 1966. fire from mortars and recoilless terms of the farm bill approved wounded the honor of science forever exciting, unprogressive community. sion, even though he was not a rifles at the trucks, tanks and firmed Ms belief that the UiUted aide of the plane came open. tion. I tried to get out a hand of his mouth. A doctor and a The risks and doubts Invoke^ by. the House Agriculture Com­ and quenched serenity of life on this Such a nostalgic choice is not the an­ grenade and it didn’t clear the member of it. He was not in the krmorsd personnel carriers. States can stand a long war in mittee? A nurse stood in the doorway nurse came into the room and by such a prospect are monu­ Viet Nam. Bi^ he added that the earth. . . ." swer, any more than the particular with a clipboard in her hands. bunker and It came back and they bent over Phillip Vogel, session; but he ran It. He is, mental, and will hava to )w ,’T wo tanks were knocked out A. The farm bill approved by got me. It bounced right back. of course. Republican State South Vietnamese are “ bearing the House Agriculture Commit­ And Pope Paul asked for prayers that kind of progress which is swallowing up She was dark-haired and who hand a hand grenade outlined another day. and one armored personnel car­ the brunt of the fighting. They tanned, and wearing blue slacks Right back at my feet and got bounce back at him on his sec­ Chairman Searle Pinney. rier was destroyed along with a tee deals with many farm com­ all nations "unanimously and loyally Staten Island ahould be allowed to be To summarize Finney’s quali­ G will continue to tear the brunt BEEF M ART and shirt and a heavy flying me everywhere. I have a colos­ ond night in Viet Nam. truck and a 106mm howitzer. modities. It would extend the 61 TOLLAND TURNPIKE — ROUTE 83 the answer. fications and eligibility, the pe­ of the fighting.” ^ proscribe the terrible art of manufac­ Jacket with captain’s bars on it. tomy. I’m 26 and I have a In an office at the end of Late Monday afternoon a U.S. present wheat and feed grain People have come to the point where colostomy. I was going to marry riod of this Long Legislature McNamara said “ there seems programs for a four-year period MANCHESTER—TB.. 646-0055 14J CU. FT. turing, multiplying and stockpiling "Hi,” she called down. the corridor, Ben Griffin, an of­ forward air controller reported “How, many do you have ?’’ a girl. She's in Pennsylvania. If has been one In which he has he had spotted a Viet Cong bat­ to have been some withdrawal' with some modifications. It these weapons for the terror of people." they know better, and where they know ficer from the base, sat at a Herald one of the officers on the run­ I ever heal up I can marry her. desk and went through some shared the rule of Connecticut talion. *010 Air Force flew 60 by the Viet Cong in the last SO would meain some slight im­ Open Thun., Fri. rill 9 P.M. REFRIGERATOR WITH We do place ouc "confidence, calcula­ better. In theory, how to premote prog- with his Democratic counter­ days, possibly “ a reflection of way said. We got the most modern weap­ forms. sorties in the area and kept up provement over the present pro­ Tues., Wed.. Sot. to 6 P.M. Closed Mondays. tion and prestige” Into these same iRss and decent living too. The trouble ons in the world. I never saw part, John M. Bailey. To thia Yesterdays the fact that larger U.S. forces gram, but I believe there still is ^ e looked down at the mim­ “We got a plane coming in air strikes today. But sniper fire AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING is that, again and again, community eographed sheets. “Twenty-six one of them. Never saw qhe. role, he brought his own past aontinued against the column. are begitming to enter the coun­ much to be desired. It is dtill too SHOP OUft MODERN STORE FOB A NEW EX- weapons. So do an increasing number of from Viet Nam tomorrow." he try.” after community proves unable to flag from Viet Nam." She shook her They move in the g^-ass like said quietly. “This one is carry­ experience as a legi.sIator and 25 Yean Ago Twelve Viet Cong were re complicated and does not pro­ PintlENCE IN FRESH MEAT BUYING. NOTHING FRESH-FOOD SECTION! other nations and peoples. Nobody le^slative leader as well aa his President Johnsmi, Rusk and head. "No, I missed one. Twen­ snakes. Hey, aren’t you gonna ing coffins." ported killed in a search and vide as high a level of price sup­ PRE-PACKAGED. FEATURING QUALITY HEAVY seems capable of giving up the "ter­ down the quick buck artists who don’t do anything about my feet, abilities of political general­ Tax Collector Samuel Neledb McNamara all emphasized their port as is necessary to meet the ty-seven from 'Viet Nam. ’ 1966 PublishATs Newspaper jlestroy operation about 20 miles WESTERN STEER BEEF AT DISCOUNT PRICES. care what happens to the community so man?" Syndicate ship. To this role, he brought Jr., announces that as flsoM belief that the bulk of Congress sharply increasing costa of farm rible atrt.” Everybody wants to get Into "All litters?” the officer said. •outheast of Quang Ngai City, PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS.—SAT. AIR-CONDI­ long as they get theirs today. personal qualities of a willing­ year ends current town t(6( and American citizens back the operations. TIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT. it. “ No, we have 12 ambulatory,” j| 1 6 miles northeast of Saigon, she said. "And one psychiatric.” ness to make decisions and to stand.s 92’j per cent collected ^ikivemment casualties were administration's policies in Viet Q. What form would you like vrfR Moiplikli Indi The blow at Hiroshima, because it stick to them, and of sagacity with about 8632,628 taken in odt Nam. to see the measure take? What 239 The ground crew pushed a BUDaKrTERMSI described as light. carried the minds of men farther into covered chute up to the plane. A Thought for Today enough to select. In the first of 89(X),388 due from taxation. Ihirteen guerrillas were Referring to what he called crops should be included? place, issues on which subse­ ■ >, would-be hopeful enemies, John­ A. TMs la a very broad ques­ Sorry We Sold Out! an 8w:ceptance of massacre than ever Dirksen Amendment Defeated The officers who had been stand­ killed in a clash between a re- ing on the runway started ‘The unsplritual man does not key to unlock the mysteries of quent events proved he had a ^onal force company and Viet son told a news conference, “ I tion that would take several before, may indeed “have killed peace Scripture—that man Is able to real chance

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 10,1M6 PAGE SBVn MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COlW., TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1965 Bolton Rough Go at Cam Ranh Ba§r \e Animal World State News New Hope Seen Federal Tearns Begin Task Exact Silo Fire Toll For Treatment School Insurance Ad'Vice For 101st Airborne Guards dbnoroUs Rhesus Monkey Roundup Of ^RH Babies^ (OoDtlaued from Page Om ) Still Uncertain Today Was ‘Improper’: Silverstein Of Enrolling Negro Voters CAM RANH BAY. South VIetfdle the men and maUrtala eoon ir into Viet Nam (CoBtlBoed frooi Pag* Om ) Nam (A P ) — It’s a rough go for to pour „„„ In Nightly Swim ‘Date’ Investigated before dtecovertng troops of the U.B. Army lOlst 'Ths port faeilltlae of (Jam the inconelstencies. (OoBtlanod from Page Om ) fb a rrel launch (tube)," he aald. Airborne Divlelon guarding Ranh Bay, 180 mllee north of the baby. But In a amall but still T.. W A H W O T O N — Fed-Athem it they’re lllltsrate — andathey’ra going to register these " I was in there and so was the significant psreentags ot oases, eral registrars begbegin placing be placed on the voting rolls illiterates," ha said. "Why some Army Englneere building a port Saigon, are expected to be c«in i- The site is about 12 miles out­ bird (missile) so X g o t’ out of received a letter from Morris Ludwig Von Schwarenberg the mother may become sensi­ iHidgot item. , . Negroes on tha voting foils ot ■Imply by meeting such require­ of thsm don’t know a tnlhing in on thla pictureeque bay. pieted within three monthe, > < Water Level there." nine BouUism oounltas today — Peratroopera of the lOlat alfo one dog who’ll get his day — at HARTFORD (A P )—’The U.8. side Searcy, a town of 8,0(X) tised to RH-poslUve blood dur­ Silverstein stating that the The fuel oil bid wa* ments as age, rssldsncs and a tha world." Since arriving July 29, the 8,- % ffy the pugnsclous but helpful He said power failed In the to the Tennaco Oo. of Hartford, the University of California Department of the Interior took about 60 miles northeast of Lit­ ing that pregnancy and a future board woe Improperly advised with no questions asked ..about record clear of felony convic­ Rap. Prentiss Walker, R- 700 troops from the division's are standing ready to attack itho <«torpoiae; liudwlf Von Schwr- silo after the fire flash and he In awarding the Insurance con­ the sole bidder end pcesont eup- their, intelilgcnoe. tions. Miss., said in Jackson he 1st Brigade have had to hack Viet Cong. ’ n '•nberg, a d of who’ll f « t hie day, stadium at Berkeley. readings at seven observation tle Rook. pregnancy can be dangerous for The elght-year-old German wells in Connecticut last month groped his way out an emergen­ the next clilld. tract for the new group life In­ pller, at 2.81 cenU a gallon, with And the Justloe Department Msanwhlla, Justlos Depart- thought enforoamsnt of the law their way through the Jungle to "W e are in a s tra t^ o resavdo and a Himalayan bear tried Tlte fire broke out while car­ shorthalr pointer splashed his and found that water levels in cy ladder. He was hospltauMd The baby may be bom with a surance policy for the the tieual dlfferentlale. goes to work in the federal msnt lawyers put the finishing was unfair. dig foxholes, eubelst on cold C- position,’ ’ said Lt. (3ol. Wilfrid .breaking and entering — all penters, painters, mlll'wrights, for smoke Inhalation. way Into the hearts (and lunch four of them were the lowest on serious blood abnormality staff. Board (Jhalrman Walter The identical milk bide, on courts ot Texas, Virginia and touches on sulU to be filed In "A s I see It," said Walker, rations and pay exorWUnt K. O. Smith, commander of the I Uiese are oauelng a stir in the eleotriclans and pipefitters were tidbits) of students In 1969 when record for July. Another survivor. 18-year-old called erythroblaatoeis, and a Waddell described the contenU non-breakable containeri, eur- Alabama to seek an tnd to poll Austin, Richmond and Mont­ "the South will be foresd to reg' prices (or drinks. 2nd Battalion of the S02nd Infan­ animal world. working in the complex. Gary Wayne Lay of Clinton, a he dived playfully Into the foun­ ’The flow of water In Connecti­ complete exchange transfusion of the eight-page letter to the prised the board. Bolton Dairy taxes as a requirsmsnt (or vot gomery attacking tha state poll later everyone regardless of his "W e Juet don’t have any luxu­ try. "There is no indication 'ife , At the Memphis lOO monkey TTie men were employes of laborer, said: tain In front of the student vmlon cut streams was only 27 per of new blood may be required to board at Its meetlnlg lost night, had the contract title yeer, e ^ Ing in stats and local sisctlons. tax requiramente. These suits educational bacliground, whits ries, only the bare minimum,’’ won’t be committed anywhfcre Island, a female Rhesus nightly Peter Kle'wlt and Son (^ . of Au­ " It was horrible, I could hear . The board VoUlw RlghU Act ot 1866 building. Now It’s known as cent of the average July vol­ save the baby’s Ilfs, rad suggested that the problem Dart had It last year, The are required of the attorney states in other paito ot the na­ ■aid one officer. in Viet Nam." "i .plunges into the moat surround­ rora, Colo. The firm said it men screaming and crying. to have "Ludwig’s Fountain,’ ’ ume. The new technique designed be referred to the Insurance ad­ saw no way out but ; up a fullIII head of steam Mon ;eneral by tha new law. The tion wilt be allowed to continue "Eventually, we’ll make it I don’t think anybody la ing her island, swims to the oth- would withhold identities of the Somebody was yelling 'Help The dog’s owners are moving At a sUtlon on Burlington to prevent such emergencies visory commission, the agency the dairies rs-bld. S', night whan Atty. Osn. Nl ?Irst was filed Saturday chsl- imposing literacy tests requir­ pretty tolerable tor everyone,” scared of getting shot,'^’ one M i­ ^er side, clambers up a six-foot victims until all the men were me! God, help me I’ I tried to go 10 miles from Berkeley to Ala­ Brook, atreamflow was the low­ was described by Dr. Julius that did the advising. The Connecticut Boiler R e­ cholas Katssnbach — after a le ^ n g Mississippi’s poll tax. ing at lea8t a sixth grads eduoa- ■aid another. "W e lust have to dler said, "But in the evetlHig retaining wall, and has a date accounted for. down the ladder, but thp men meda, so Ludwig Day will be est last month for any July Krevras at a special summer The board last night also pair and Manufacturing Oo. of day of study and telephone con­ 'nis federal registrars were tlon." wait until we get all our equip­ they gel a little edgy. Their Im­ *rith a big Barbary ape. One of the survl'vors, Hubert were Jammed up there, so I sultations — designated those celebrated Sept. 18 at California since 1931, when the Department course on medical genetics con­ awarded bids for industrial arts West Hartford, eole bidder, wan assigned to Leflore and Madison (Cecil B. Manning, registrar in ment.” agination gets carried nWKV- Stout wire separates the two, A. Saunders, U, of Conway, a went up, through the fire.' counties where past sxperlsnce Counties In Missisaippi; Dallas, Memorial Stadium when UC of the Interior began taking ducted by Johns Hopkins and equipment, fuel, and an oil burn­ awarded the bid tor refurbish- East Carroll Parish, La., said Despite the difficulties, (k>l. they hear things movtllg but It doesn’t seem to chill the paint foreman, said the fire Lay climbed an emeinergency lad him to believe examiners, txiwndes. Hale and Marengo in meets Notre Dame in the foot­ readings there. the Jackson Laboratory for Ge­ er firebox. Because the taro ing the firs box at the elemen­ he waa surprised by the acQon. Jamck H. Timothy, the brigade’s through the brush. Kvery6«e .romance. At dawn, the female might have resulted from the ladder to safety. He suffered all regular Civil Servtcs (Com­ Alabama, and East Caroll, East ball opener. netics Research at Bar Harbor. dairies bidding on milk. Dart s tary school for $484.46, but the We thought we were comply- commander, says morale is ex­ wants to (ire. A couple of limes ^returns to her abode. ex^osion of a diesel engine. smoke inhalation and bums of The course is sponsored by company did not receive the bid mission employes, would be Felician and Plaquemines Par­ ins; right down the line,” , ^oo director Robert Mattlln An Alameda bank official In a Hearing Tonight and Bolton Dairy, each bid six cellent. they have.” "The fire poured Into the gun the head, arms and legs. the National Foundation-March for controls for the boiler. The needed. ishes (counties) in Louisiana. Leander H. Peres Sr., politi­ says he won’t Interfere because letter to Ludwig said: NORWALK U P ) —The public cent-s a half pint, the board ask­ The first step to Improve con­ Several times the Viet CAWg of Dimes organisation. bid for this was 22,061, which The counties are tn Mlsals- Dispatching of federal reg­ cal leader In Plaquemines Par­ the lonely ape has no mate. But "W e would like to assure you will have Its say on the consti­ ed for a re-bld. The awarding of ditions will be a switch to B-ra- have fired on them. Two U;B. The new method is aimed at liguori said was higher then an slppl, Alabama and Louisiana. istrars brought generally criti­ ish, La., was silent, and an aids that there la a very fine fountain tutional convention In a public other bids was postponed to a tions, which come In larger cans Army medics got purple hearts 'iie aald; Imitating a situation In which estimate he had obtained from The first one on the Justice cal reaction from officials in the ■aid Peres planned to study the , " I t ’a the crasiest thing I ever In the center of Alameda. We hearing here tonight. Hospital Notes 12th Circuit meeting scheduled for Aug. 80. and are prepared for cooking. lost Wednesday after being mother nature herself some­ another company to uee for a Department’s list was Dallas counties affected. situation before making any would like you to try It out." The hearing is the first in a At the Aug. 30 meeUng, the I.,Htcr the men will get fresh and wounded by sniper (Ire. heard of.’’ times prevents potentially trag­ budget fljure. He will pursue County, Ala. That’s where Sel­ Cart Oolson, a member of the comment. In the past, Perez has At Point Mugu, CSalif., Tuffy At Biggin Hill, England, a statewide series to find out how board will also discuss specifica­ frozen meats, vegetables and "Everyone is looking forward G>iirt Cases ic occurrences. That is if the ma is, and Selma la where ra­ l/iwndes (County Board of Reg- battled the Roman Catholic Artist’s Drawing of Missile Complex ,,the porpoise is training to play large brown Himalayan bear the people think the state con­ Vlultlng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. tions for a npw school and adopt the mstter. fruits when refrigeration facil­ to getting the Job done as soOn particular blood groups of the Other bids opened but not cial violence flared last spring letrars in Hayneville, Ala., said church and the U.B. Navy on Isi^yguard and shark-fighter for escaped from an Inclosure stitution should be revised. in all areas excepting mater­ the bus routes. This is an artist’s conception of an A ir Force 'Titan II intercontinental ballis­ ities are installed. as possible and getting back"to mother, father rad child other­ awarded were: Capitol TVac- Just before President Johnson the )x)ard had been promised racial issues. divers In the Navy’s underwater where he was kept by a family State Rep. Charles M. McOol- nity where they are 8 to 4 pjn. The board voted last night to tic missile siitiilar to the one at Searcy, Ark. whOre 47 men were killed by a fire the United States,” said flgl. MANCHESTER SESSION wise add up to a certain com­ called for legislation to guaran­ that no (ederal registrars would The Justice Department re Steps are being taken to solve and tried to pay a visit at the 1am, D-Bethel, co-chairman of and 8:8lf to 8 p.m. and prl'rate extend the high school day by tor Co., sole bidder on the a water shortage. Other planned Dale Duckworth, a native of •hut, Sealab n, Doris Smiley ot 482 W. Mid­ bination, the bad effect of RH broadcaster (to spread eand, tee the right to vote to Southern be sent as long as literacy tests fused to discuss what other in the underground .silo. The Titan II is designed to carry an atomic warhead ’The 7-foot, 270-pound sea home of Mrs. Gurda Hickman. the convention’s reapportion- rooms where they are 10 a.m. 16 minutes, adding four minutes improvements include a rest Vandergrift, Pa. dle Tpke. did not plead guilty Incompatibility may be offset. fertilizer, etc.), $346; John Negroes. weren't used. counties may have been tenta but the Air Force has stressed there was no danger of a nuclear blast in yes­ mammal has been at the Navy ’The bear poked his paw ment committee, will be In to S pan. Visitors are requested to each class and extending the and recreation program, trips to Duckworth. 41, has been In to the charge ot wilful injury to In the technique, an injection Turcotte Co., Hartford, appar­ Immediately upon Katsen- Declared Golson; ’ ’We lived lively on the Mst before It was missile center for more than a through the glass of the front charge of the session. not to smoke in patients’ school day to 2:20 p.m. High terday’s accident. (A P Photofax.) nearby Nha 'Trang, and con­ the Army 23 years and served 3n private property and was not of gamma globulin Is given to ent low bidder, two French baClTk announcement of the up to our agreement, but they whittled down to Its final form year leartilng to take guide lines door and put his head through. Similar hearings will be held rooms. No more than two vtsl- school will begin at the same struction of a base exchange Europe during World War II. ^e fined 240 as waa reported in potentially susceptible mothers horna, $378. The Ward Music nine counties in which federal broke theirs. We Iwwed, we Katzenbach said he remains ■to lost dlversand carry pack- Then he ambled to the kitchen In Meriden Thursday, ’Torrlngton tors at one time per patient. time, 8:06 a.m. with 44 girls from foreign lands Miss Nevada, Brenda Jean where jwldlers can buy a few said he is looking forward* to yesterday's Herald. She pleaded right after they have delivered Co. bid $462 and Lant OulUr registration will be launched, gave in, but their agreement "prepared to designate other ’ 'ages between divers. door and broke the glass there. on Aug. 17 and Norwich on Aug. Classes will resume this fall Dillon, 20; Miss New Mexico, seeing his wife, Dorothy, apd guilty to failure to obey a traf­ their first child. The aim Is to rad Music Co. bid $485. U - Caiatrman John W. Macy ot the was not worth a damn." counties, but withheld doing so New Haven Girl Friday night (or the title of Miss luxury Items. Later this month, officials "W e were thinking of locking Patients Today: 266 on Sept. 9, the Thursday after Beer, soft drinks and ice are five children 15 to 3. They I^yc 19. fic signal rad waa fined $10. provide antibodies against RH guort will ascertain If all bide (Civil’ Service (Commission sent In Demopolis, Ala., In Maren Immediately In view of Indica­ International Beauty Judith Kay Smith, 19; Miss New say, after Sealab n Is lowered all the Inside doors downstairs ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Labor Day. Philip LIguori, su- brought in from neighboring in (Jlarksville, Tenn. -A positive cells she may have ac­ covered the tame type of item. two examiners to each. go County, Registrar Taylor tions of compliance, particular­ Among Finalists The 15 American finalists; York, Diana Budd; Miss North to the ocean floor off La Jolla, and retreating upstairs, ’ Mrs. ROBBER TAKES 2808 Peter Armando, Glastonbury; nerlntendent of schools, said villages for the men. But offi­ " I Just want to get back to my quired from her baby In the Bidding on physical educa­ They were to open offlcea in Speldle said he had never dls- ly in Georgia." Miss Alabama, Carol Ann Dakota, Judy Slayton, 20; Miss Calif., ’Tufty will be released to Hickman said. MILFORD (AP) — Wearing a Donna Ask, Wapplng; Mrs. E l­ that Sept. 7 will be teacher- Ohio, Gall Karen Krislow, 21; cers say some enterprising vil­ wife and continue my honw- first pregnancy and thus po;. tion equipment were J. L. six post offices, one (ederal criminated against would-be The act suspended literacy Miller, 19; Miss California, June see if he can protect the divers The bear, described as ex­ white bag as a mask, a holdup len Bean. Marlborough: Roy orientation day, and Sept. 8, a In Beauty Show Miss Oklahoma, Carolyn Louise lagers bring in buckets of bev­ moon, " said Pfc. Vytautas vlt- ‘Air Cushion’ bly cancel their Interference in Elisas and Assoctatss of building and two other locations Negro voters. tests and applies In Its other Elizabeth Lindemra, 21; MIbh tremely playful, submitted man robbed the Holiday Inn mo­ Cordner, 56 Village St., Rock- day for staff meetings. There erages and charge the thirsty kauskas, 21, of Baltimore, Mjl-. from attack. the next pregnancy. Greenwich and the Hadfleld In the nine counties this mont' He said he thought voters areas In Alabama, Alaska, Connecticut. Gall Dinan; Miss Bchweers, 28; Miss South Ca-o-' ^Porpoises have been known to peacefully to seizure by police tel on the Boston Post Road ■vllle; Mary Doyle, Tolland; will be 184 days In the school troops as much as 21 a drink. who married hie high seWdol Travel Machine The doctor sold preliminary Co., New Britain. These com­ should be able to read and Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Hawaii, Denis Highland, 18; iina Patricia Jane Arnold, 20; , beat off and even kill sharks by In the Hickman garden. (Route 1) of approximately 2500 Mrs. Essie Haskirts, 452 Adams year, rather than the usual 180, LONG BBIA(3H. Calif. (AP) — The brigade is providing secu­ sweetheart, Mary Staiger, on re.suUs at his hospital, at panies end the Hamden Engi­ ^ 0(egroes who have been write, and that "everyone got South Carolina, Virginia, 28 Miss Illinois, CSieryl Lynne Ma- Miss Texas, 8radra Leah Wlial- early today, police said. St.; Mrs. Vita Hodgkins. 145 he said. Miss American Beauty will be Buta. 18; Miss Louisiana, M ari­ ey, 18. rity for 2,4(X) Army Engineers May 22. He spent only t » o In Operation Columbia University, and the neering Co. of E. Longmeadow, turned away before now may the same teat. This board Is on counties in North Carolina and weeks with her before shlppi|g Hartford. Burial will be In Mt. Hray Lane, Rockville: Walter John McCarrlck was named flH out a eimple application the square. one each in Arizona, Idaho and selected tonight from 15 final­ lyn Broat, 19; Miss Maryland, Miss Dinan, the Connecticut working around the clock to de­ University of Liverpool, Bhig- Mass., bid on the electric out. 5 St. Bededlct Cemetery, Bloom­ Joyner, 35 Phelps Rd.; I.,aw- bind. Indicate that In a very as liaison to the Insurance ad­ form — or have it flllM out (or " It ’s pretty rough the way Maine. ists. The winner will compete Linda Harrison. entry, is from New Haven. velop a port big enough to han- (Continued from Page One) visory commission In Its study basketball scoreboard, with Obituary field. Two Survivors rence Kaminsky, 47 Willard large percentage of cases, the Elisas apparent low bidder at Friends may call at the funer­ Rd.; Edward Latham, 132 mother's blood can bo protect­ of the charges made by Sllver- 15 pa.*i.senger.‘< and a pilot at ateln. Silverstein. who sells life $535. al home tonight from 7 to 9 and Spruce S t; Mrs. Dorothy Len­ ed. During the talk of budget Express Thanks spced.s up to 80 miles an hour. Insurance, was an unsuccessful tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to non, 10 Depot Sq.; Austin But he stressed that the "acid cuU at the meeting, it urae m i s Operated by San Ffanclsco bidder for the new contract, i*|j?o«cnfry 9 p.m. Moore, Lebanon; Mrs. Mary test" could only come when a suggested that electric score Events And Sadness Too Poplelarczyk, 43 Lydalt St.; Oakland Helicopter Airlines, which was awarded to the I two machines will ply dally runs large number of the women im- board be constructed in the In­ Wilbur F. Stocking Susan Ridzon, Stafford dcr test become pregnant again. Aetna Life Insurance Co. on dustrial arts lab or elsewhere, I Boot St. Man, ANDOVER — Wilbur F. Stock­ Springs; Mrs. Veronica Robl- between Oakland Airport, down­ the basis of recommendations In Capital • (Continued from Page One) town San Francisco rad San but the Idea was eventually ing of Lebanon, father of Mrs. doux, 24 Eldrldge St.; William by the advisory commission. thrown out. : 1 A Recluse, Dies Howard Jennings of Andover, screaming,” Lay said, "Some­ Sanborn. 114 Park St.; Mrs. Francisco Airport at about 28.60 This commission took the ad­ ( .i a passenger. No bids were received on WASHINGTON (AP) — The , ., ------died yesterday at Ills home. body was yelling ’Help me! Annie Spaulding, Kelly Rd., rre^k Deputies vice of a person versed In life The ACV Is slower than most shades for the elementary newly returbiehed White House • IKostantl K. Vaurus, 68, of Survivors also Include his God, help m e!’ When the fire Vernon: Paul Templeton, 'Wap­ Insurance, whom they termed school or for gym skylights press office is a wreck. J R ^ Rd. was found dead Sat- wife, two sons and several came the power went off, the plng: Gary and Donna Trlnks, helicopters, (aster than most Again Reject impartial. ING boats. It costs 2300.000 and Is (now eliminated). Bernle’s TV R won’t be for long. Over the I isrday at his home by state po- grandchildren and nieces and lights went out. I couldn’t see East Hartford: Brian Welch, In referring the matter to the and Appliance Co. of Bloom­ weekend a crew of workers de­ • ifce. Neighbors reported that he nephews. him. I tried to climb down, but Suffleld, Mrs. Barbara Wilcox, powered by a 1,000-horsepower advisory commission, Waddell marine turbine engine that Bid from King field submitted one bid on two scended on the place, ripping rfaad not been seen for several Funeral services will be held they were all jammed up, so I 14 Goslee Dr.; Raymond W il­ said that, "'While I believe the air conditioners for the ad­ out walls and partitions and i A^ys. tomorrow at 11 a.m. at First went up the ladder." liams. 338 Woodbridge St. creates the cusliion of air on charges are serious, I do not ATOENS, Greece (A P ) — Ste­ ministrative offices, at $569.90. building new ones, tearing out J (Robert Bowen, medical exam- Congregational Church, Leba Saunders said he heard cries BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A which the vehicle rides. mean to imply that they are The horizontally ducted fra Is W. H. Preuss, of Bolton and the ladles’ room where Presi­ : Mer, reported that apparently non. The Rev. Richard Rush, for help but could see nothing daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gary phanos Stephanopoulos today correct or Incorrect.” The let­ Rockville, submitted four bids aimed down^va^d and the cush­ dent Johnson once flipped off a J Math was due to natural causes pastor, will officiate. Burial will but fire rad billowing smoke in Plourde, TalcoU'ville; a son to turned down King Constantine's ter asked that the board re­ on different models and makes, ion It generates Is contained burning light, and hauling out i M d said that Mr. Vaurus had be In Simsbury (Jemetery at 3 the close, dark launch tube. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Saucier, quest the selectmen to ap­ ranging from $360 to $650. directly under the machine by invitation to try to form a new furniture and files. 1 a e d about July 24. He had no p.m. "It was horrible,” Lay said. 39 Pioneer Circle; a son to Mr. point a "properly qualified per­ Dean’s List The press office waa done The Potter Funeral Home, 456 rubber .skirts. A vertical pro­ government to bring this Atlan­ 'f^ a tlv e s and did not fraternize " I thank the good LonI for sav­ and Mrs. Joseph Nowak, 145 son" to advise the school Meredith P. Elmore and over when George E. Reedy Jackson St., Willlmantic, is in peller at the rear pushes the tic alliance nation out of its po­ NORMAN 1 With his neighbors. ing me." Croft Dr. board. Waddell said that a Robert C. 'niompson are waa preea secretary at a time charge of arrangements. ACV along. In service It will litical crisis. MMER ‘ .1 Graveside services will be DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- copy.Is going to the selectmen among 669 undergraduates at when the executive offlcea In .’There will be no calling hours. cruise at 45 to 60 miles an hour. The former deputy premier i Jteld Thursday at 1 p.m. at DAY: Mrs. Edith Nims, Ware­ also, where "perhaps It should the University of Connecticut general. Including the lobby and 1 Iforth Cemetery. The Rev. The family requests that The seven-ton, 39-(oot-long went to the royal palace rad house Point; Lawrence Decker, have been In the first place.” who have been awarded second the press room where reporters I jfames H. Ameling, pastor of those wishing to do so may New Trial Won; American version of an English told the youthful monarch that 31 Eklison Rd.; Mrs. Alice The school board's only func­ honors ( averagfinr B o f better) operate, were done over. Bill D. i'Kecond Congregational Church, make memorial contributions to hovercraft was developed by the King's mandate to liim Richmond,- 283 Spring St; tion has been to approve rec­ for the past academic year. Moyers took over the Job and ! %11 officiate. the Memorial Fund of First Ckm- Auto Searched Textron's Bell Aerosystems Co. 'would have meant an attempt ommendations made to It at its Police Arrest Mrs. A m y Cross, RFD 2, Bol­ of Buffalo, N.Y. the office July 8. ! "‘ The Potter Funeral Home, 456 gregational Church, Lebanon. ton: Mrs. Irene Kambas, 112 to split tlie Center Union party.” request, not deeming Itself Harold Malinowski, 41, ot Col­ Norway began operating The place was painted, new ; Jhckson St., WllUmantlc, is In Grandview S t; Mrs. Helen The party Monday voted Its capable o f Judging the relative chester, was arrested In Bolton Minus Warrant ACV's last year but suspended rugs were inatalled, new dra­ NO MONEY DOWN— NO PAYMENTS titi OCT. • ^a r g e of arrangements. Mrs. Levina M. Hewey White, RFD 3, Vernon; Mrs, solid support to ousted Premier merits o f different insurance about 1 :S0 Sunday afternoon and j • There will be no calling hours. Mrs. Le'vdna Merril Hewey of service temporarily after ra George Papandreou. By unanl- peries were put up. But it was Suzanne Quinn, Wapplng; proposals. charged with operating an un­ too crowded for a press secre­ PECIALS I ''! . ACV capsized. All eight persons split at ray cost," Btephraopou- WytoplUoch, Maine, mother of HARTFORD (A P ) — Clifton Mrs. Doris I^ in s o n , Hartford; Bid Awards registered motor vehicle and i ' aboard were rescued unhurt. los to stick by the party rad to tary, a couple of aselstants, five Mrs. Harcdd R. Germaine Mrs. Charlene Robbins of Man­ Spellman, who was caught ■with Mrs. Carol Bnmelle, 12 Wlnde- The Bidwell Hardware Co. of Improper use of registration It was reported that the vehi­ turn down the king's request to or six secretaries and stenogra­ I Mrs. Agnes J. Germaine of chester, died Sunday in Wytoplt- the trunk of his car full of liquor raere Ave., Rockville; Arthur Hartford was awarded the bid to plates. He waa summoned by cle then had a tendency to plow form a new government. phers. D5 Benton St., wife of Harold loch. She was formerly of East bottles, won a new trial t^ a y Kurapkot, 37 Main St.; Julia supply Industrial arts equip­ resident Trooper Robert Peter­ under at high speeds because "The king does not want this The main Moyer office will Germaine, died yesterday at Hartford. because his car was searched Dougherty, 179 W. Center St; ment. The sole bidder, the com­ sen to appear In Circuit Court the rubber skirt created ra off- split at any cost," Stephanopou-’ lose a bit of space in the recon­ fanchester Memorial Hospital. Survivors also Include six sons without a warrant. Frank Moskitis, 64 Turnbull pany has supplied all the 12 in Manchester on Aug. 80 to balance effect. Since then holes los told newsmen after he left struction process. But there will I Mrs. Germaine was bom in rad two other daughters. Spellman had been convicted Rd.; Mrs. Catherine Baker, 35 school's shop equipment rad Li- answer to the chargee. have been drilled In the skirts to the palace. be a new quarterclrcle desk In oventry, a daughter of Charles Funeral services will be held of "owning rad keeping alcohol­ guori said he was very satisfied Division S t; Mrs. Jean Mac- break the suction. King Constantine fired Papan­ one corner that will enable re­ Sandi Flaherty Gaskell, tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Clay Fu­ ic liquor with intent to sell." Nell, Covratiy; Mrs. Ann Gar­ with It. The bid came to 27,195, Mancheeter Evening Herald The ACV has produced a puz­ dreou July 15 rad named porters to get In closer and fan lived in Manchester most neral Parlor, Lincoln, Msdne. The State Supreme Court set from which 22,575 for a milling Bolton correepondent, Ctome- rison, Coventry; William Stein­ zlement for U.S. agencies. George Atlianasladis Novas pre­ out more widely for briefings i her life; She ■was a member aside his conviction It said that er, 111 Tanner St; Mrs. Eliza­ machine rad accessories will well Young, tel., 842-8181. Edward L. Pouech The Federal Aviation Agency mier In a dispute over pollUce in "the arrest followed the search beth Breanahan rad son, Staf­ j C* St. James’ Church. BOLTON — Spec. 4.C. Ed­ regulates things that fly, and the army. After parliament re­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The : I Survivors, besides her hus- and was. In part at least, ford Springs; Mrs. Charlotte program has been limited al­ ward L. Itouech, 19, son of Mr. prompted by it." the Coast (juard regulates jected Athanasladis Novas last federal government la pushing I qand, include two daughters, Trombly and daughter. 33 Hen- most entirely to new construc­ Its effort to find help for those rad Mrs. Emil E. Pouech of “ The result of the search things that float. Right now the Thursday, Papandreou told the ‘ Mrs. Robert J. OBrien of East dee Rd.; Mrs. Joyce Carpenter U.S. Rejects tion. Northeastern areas with critical Lakeside Lane,' died suddenly could not, however, be used to Coast Guard is doing the hon­ 25-year-old king he would have * !Rartford and Mrs. Joseph Ted- Saturday in bermray. Circum­ and daughter, 193 V4 Porter ors. to recall him to the premiership A new feature in the bill is a water problems. i ford of Manchester; two sisters, sustain the legality of the ar­ St.; Mrs. Diane Elnsledel rad program ot granta to help im- stances of his death are un­ rest," the court said. The Port of Oakland has or call new elections. But the A prolonged drought has hit *i4 i Mrs. Margaret Clancy and Mrs. son, 136Vi Woodland St.; Mrs. Icing asked Stephanopoulos to Red Claim poverislicd homeowners fix up hard at that section of the coun­ known at this time. What happened, as the court agreed to Invest 2100,(X)0 in the { Helen Calhoun, both of Man- Mary Hence and son, 22 Nor­ try to form a government. their properties so they can con­ The J. F. Hemey Funeral recounted It, was this; venture here. The Federal try, particularly the Delaware I Cfiester; five grandchildren and man S t; Mrs. Carol Clukey Youth rallies in Greece's two tinue to live in them. Home, 219 W. Center St., Is In A policeman saw Spellman Housing and Home Finance R iver basin. vo great grandchildren, and daughter, 15 Mountain St.; biggest cities Monday night sup­ At Geneva Granta of up to 21,500 could be charge of arrangements, which talking to two people In front of Agency Is putting up 2706,200. The Federal WaUr Resources i The funeral will be held from are Incomplete, Rockville: Mrs. Helga Stubner Other sources are involved az ported Papandreou's demands paid to persona whose Incomes Oouncll will meet again Monday John F. Tierney Funeral a New Haven restaurant late at and son, 9 Orchard St.; Mrs. (Contlnned from Page One) are 23,(XX) a year or less. This Is night. well. and reflected anUmonarchy to discues poeelble solutions. ome, 216 W . Crater St., Carolyn Bullens and son, 57 feelings. expected to benefit chiefly eld­ Spellman opened the trunk of Invited to the session are the hursday at 8;15 a.m., with a Blssell St. Some 10,(XX) at an Athens the­ Union as It Is to my govern­ erly persons. F a n era ls his car, took out two half-pint overnors of New York, New demn Ugh Maas of requiem at DISOHAROED TODAY: ater cried "Papandreou or elec­ ment." The legislation authbrlses an bottles, and showed them to the Jersey and Pennsylvania and ;. James’ Church at 9, Burial James Tuttle, 44 Scott Dr., Pupils Take Trip tions,” then -marched toward He accused the Russians of additional |2.9 billion for grants people he had been talking to. , the mayors of Jersey City, New- ’ll! be in St. Jeunes’ Cemetery. George J. Smith Vernon; Raymond O’Coln, 223 parliament. Some held placards ignoring the United Nations to the cities to continue the ur­ The funeral of George J. Thinking Spellman might be ar1( and Camden, N.J. , } Friends may call at the fu- Spruce S t; Roberta Robinson, To Science Park saying "K ing bewrae” and "Out charter In demanding the ■with­ ban renewal program of slum Although the Army Engineers { )||eral home tonight from 7 to 9 Smith of 27 Madison St. was about to sell the bottles Illegally Coventry; Joanne.Welles, Wap­ with the German Woman” — drawal of all foreign troops as a clearance rad community de­ the policeman got out of his car and Geological Survey are con­ i tmd tomorrow from 2 to 4 and held this morning from the Wal­ plng; James Virginia, 361 referring to German-lmm Queen condition for disarmament velopment. and approached. When Spellman Boston’s Science Park was the centrating their study on this r to 9 p m. ter N. Leclerc Funeral Home, Adams St.; Bruce Beebe, 9 Mother Frederika. agreement. The rent supplement provlalon saw him coming, he put the bot­ scene of Manchester Summer area, officials said they are In­ 23 Main St., with a Mass of re­ Country Lane, Rodcville; Bev­ When police formed a tight "The Soviet proposal fails authorizes 2150 million in con­ tles back in the trunk and closed School's (Inal trip tor the sea- cluding statee as far south as quiem at S t James’ Church. ’The erly Francia, 736 N. Main St.; circle around the parliament completely to acknowledge the tracts over the next four years; Natlian H. Brody Rev. Joseph J. McCann was it. son. The 11 pupils of the Science West Virginia. Michael Dcsso, 287 Phoenix S t, building the marchers went to right of states to provide for this could lead to $260 million in l^than H. Brody, 79, of 86 celebrant. Mrs. Jane Mac- The policeman asked Spell­ Vernon; Jeffrey Allard, South Today .class made the ■visit an another square. their own defense by entering spending (or the same period. Dr. died yesterday at his carone was organist rad soloist. man to open the trunk a;^aln. Wllllngton; Mrs. Dolores W il­ extension of their study ot topics WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ e. In Salonika, 2,000 demonstra­ into agreements for the station-’ Burial was in St. James’ Ceme­ Spellman did. There were 12 son and son, Tolland; Mrs. Jean In oceanography and space Sponsors hope this will bring dent Johnson has signed a bill Mr. Brody was bom In Llthu- tors shouted "plebiscite, plebis­ Ing of troops rad bases of TBF tery. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Ed­ bottles of wine and 29 bottles Tierney and daughter, 216 Tlm- travel. construcUon of 276,000 new putting the majority of the na- la and formerly lived in cite." friendly countries on their terri­ ward J. Reardon read the com­ of whiskey In It. rod Rd.; Mrs. Jacqueline Leslie The museum’s moon mural units, nearly all of them apart­ uon’s postmasters on a five-day, 16SA aremont, N. H., where he was After the party caucua, tories," Foster said. ments. mittal service. and daughter, Glastonlmry. was of particular Interest since grocer for many years. He "On these sketchy facts it can Stephanopoulos told newsmen He accused the Russians of 40-hour week. Bearers were Daniel McKeev- the youngsters had already de To quality for the subsidy e to the Haitford-Manches- scarcely be said that the officer the king will probably continue deliberately Ignoring this so as They have been subject to a er, Edward Holtz, Charles O'­ signed their own moonscape t payments, a family would have area five years ago. had probably reason or ground to resist Papandreou's de­ to favor their own Interests, eix-day week. Bright, James Davis, Mark Public Records few weeks ago. to have an Income low enough Survivors i^u de a son, Haz' to believe that a crime waa mands. The king planned to which seek to forbid smaller or The bill applies to about 25,(XX) NO OmOSTING IN LARGE FREEZER Abraltls and George Kataveck. being, or waa about to be, com Students attending Included to make It eligible for public Id Brody at Manohester, with 'revert to a third, fourth and weaker countries from protect­ postmasters — those in the first, Anthony O’Bright, represent­ Warrantee Deeds John Babineau, Bklmund Bed' housing under present law. The 'hotn he made his home; a mitted," the State Supreme even fifth solution,” he said. ing themselves through ar­ second and third classes which NO DEFROSTING IN LARGE FRESH ing the American Legion, serv­ Court said. Gloria Byk to Romeo F. Pa­ nolak, James Blain, Jill Britton family would have to live in Take Up To 3 Years To Pay! ghter, Mrs. Irene Winer of TTiere was no indication whom rangements with other nations. cover cities and towns of any ed as honor guard rad present­ "From anything appearing In quette and Beatrice L Pa­ Donald Chariamb, Concetta De- housing owned by a nonprofit FO O D AREA t; a brother, Jacob quette, property at 111 Con­ the king might call next. organization. None of the subsi­ ■lee. of Lynn, Mass.; a sister, ed the family with an American the finding (ot the trial Judge), Rocco, Robert Jarvis, Marcella The remaining 8,000 fourth- stance Dr. dies would be paid to private Tlllle Kahansky of New flag. all of the observed facts were Kiecolt, James Murphy, James class postmasters now have a John B. Bamlnl, Leon President Signs landlords. City; six grandchildren A delegation from the Ladies outwardly Innocent Person and Herbert Stevenson 40-)KXir week, but work six d one great-grandchild. of St. James’ attended the fun­ "A t that point, then, there Podrove and Hayden L. Gris­ Town Will Buy wold Jr. to the Hartford Elec­ Funeral services were held eral. was no valid basis for a legal New Housing Act ^iiitoneore of the measure said ay at McCusker Funeral arrest without a warrant.” tric Light Co., property at 555 a olerk-ln-charge will substitute Bush Hin Rd. Stocks in Brief Fencing, Radios Complaints Dip e, Claremont Rabbi Leon Spellman had been convicted (Oontfaroed from Page One) for the postmaster on hie day ‘Jnd ot Temple Beth Sholom In Circuit Court and his appeal lie Penden off. They estimated the coet at Iclatsd. Burial was in Meyer March Ends was turned down by the Circuit Mechanics Savings Bank NEW YO RK (A P ) — Stock The town is seeking bids on building trades and labor unions On Trash Again against Vetal F. Quackenbush, two unrelated items but both $18.7 mlUlon annually. |kvld Cemetery, daremont. Ckjurt’s Appellate Division. prices presented a mixed pic- and the housing Industry, seated As he signed the measure Patricia Quackenbush, Thomas tor the park and rsc department Memorial Week w91 be ob' ture early this attsmoon. Trad' In folding chairs stretcldng out Garbage and refuse com­ Monday, the President Jeated In Chaos D. Cavanaugh, Etta Cava­ — fencing at Roblnaon and Cen­ rved at his home. ing W M moderate. across the grass between the plaints continue to drop, with he failed In an effort to get naugh and the Town of Man­ ter Springs Parka and mobile The family requests that The market waa slightly long beds of summer blooms on only 57 received tor WMk It amended to Include the presl- icse wishing to do so may Laborer Held chester, property at 6 Dover ahead lb early trading but some radios to be placed In depart­ either side. ending last Saturdsy, sccordlng Rd. dant ake memorial contributions to At Capitol gains f^ e d . ment vehicles. In addition to several new fea­ to a report issued by the town’s m ple Beth Sholom. (Continued from Page One) In Slaying of QuHclalm Deeds Aircrafts and alrilnss again Sealed bids tor both catego­ tures, the measure conUina ad­ public works depar^ent. Jacob Senkbell to Mary M. W ASHmOTON (A P ) — Poet- The Weinstein Mortuary, were in the forefront. Chemicals rise will be opened on Aug. 27 ditional authorizations to contin­ Because the toUl complalnte jltartfotd, ■was in charge of bT' dom Democratic party. Wife’s Lawyer Jolly, property at 88 Glen wood also advanced. in the Municipal Building Hear­ ue urban renewal, public maetor General John A. were below lOO and beeauso all nouekl eaye employment of the } || ingements. Parris, Lynd and two others Bt. Boeing, Douglas and General ing Room, at 11 am. for the housing and other programs for John B. Bamlnl to Leon of the complaints were rectified mentally retarded U proving to at the front of the line were ar­ Dynamics gained more thsm fencing and at 11:20 a.m. tor four more years. within 24 hours of the calls, no Mra. V n a d a W . Bogaa Podrove and Hayden L. Gris­ half a point each. be good buelneee. rested when they ignored police BANGOR, Maine (AP) — An the radios. Nearly alt the controversy fines were levied against An­ XUXaCVHXH — Mrs. Winifred wold Jr., property at SSS Bueh United Air lines, ex-dlvldend QronouBki said out of 86 such t; orders and headed for the Capi­ unemployed laborer faced a l^cIflcaUons call for 97 lin­ over this bill In Congress cen- thony BotUcello, the oontraetor, ichaud Ragan, 29, of 28H tol ateps. HiU Rd. advanced a point and American pareone hired by hie depertment murder charge today in the eal feet of seven-foot-hlgh fenc­ tsred on Uit rent supplements, as per the terms at his oantmet. oott Ava., wife o< Francla W. A t this, many of their follow- slaying of his ex-wlfe’s attor­ Leons Bramanis to Leona Airlines, also ex-dlvldend, ■was ing to be erected at RoberUon t fleoel 1988, only U we m described by Johnson In hla ^ c e July 1. the dsto on igan, died Sunday at Rockville era sat down to pass their peace ney. Bramanls and Ara Bramanis, up a half a point. Eastern .Air Park, In the vielnity of Edward longer employed. He eald only March housing message os "the which BoUlcsUo- assumed the aral HoapUal. reaolutlon. Others retreated. Wendell R. Atherton, 82, for­ property on Hilliard Bt. lines, a,.big gainer Monday and Oakland 8U. The fencing at one was dlemleeed for Ineffl- moot crucial new instrument in collection, there has been a eon- Mra. Racan waa bom In Fort Police wgmed the sitters to mer municipal court Jtidge and W. Glenn Roberta to Zora J. lost a fraction. Canter Springs Park la to con­ olency. . our effort to Improve the Ameri­ tlnuous drop In complaints. mt, Maine, a daughter at Mr. move within 10 minutes or face legislator, waa fellod by five Roberts and W. CHenn Roberts, The Associated Press 80-stock sist of approximately 120 lineal can city.” The postmaster said one of property at 17B Green Manor Id MTi. Oamlla Michaud at arrest. pistol bullets as he sat at a average at noon was unchanged test ot a slx-4oot-htch fence at a Thla provision was saved by a those remaining has been ratod Rd. utfoid. Ttie meeting continued with desk In hla downtown office with industrials up .1, rails off location undlacloeed to date. margin of only six votes in the •’barely eaUefactory" by ms baaidaa her hua- Individual statementa. Monday. Trade NaoM .3 and utiUUM up .1. The department is seeking House and seven In the Benate. Animal Blamed ■upervieor, while the r ^ t have llie Manoheetcr Convales­ jid and ^ronta, include two An hour and five minutes la­ Merle R. Tapley, 80, ot ICUIl- The Dow Jones average of 80 four mobile radios, three with This was acoompllahed after hem rated ae eatlrfactory or cent Home, Inc., d/b/a HoUday lUghtara, jM vorly Jean Ragan ter, James M. Powell, chief of nocket walked Into police bead- Industrials at noon was off 0.88 all accessories and one without, leaden In both branches consid­ For Car Crash bettor. House, 29 O o tU ^ S t Id PatridlalAnn Regan, both the Capitol police, repeated: quartera shortly afterward, sur­ to 879.11. for Installation in Its vsMcIes, erably nvlaed the President’s home; a b^her, Edgar Mi- "Y ou ’ve made your point, I Bulldli^; Pormlto Soma big blocks of stocli rendered a pistol and allegedly and to be compallbls with the original proposal to make It ap­ A small unidentified animal ~ of Harford; and four sls- Eugene Glrardln tor Irving C. crossed the ticker Ups. Nsw- SRAGBOY STRIKES TWICE think, and now I ask you to told Capt. Edward M. Short; " I exUtlng radio systsm ot the ply to lowar Income families rra In front of the car driven by Mrs. Walter Soucy of please' leave the Capitol Just shot Wendell Atherton." August eddltlon to dwaUlng at mont Mining lost about a point public works department. than he had Intended. Magnuson, U , ot M Bt. WIMBORNE, England (A P ) Ixtcka, Mrs. • Jerry grounds." Last December Atherton rep­ aas Center St, 24,000. on 96,800 shares. Pan American 'Hie bill authorises an expan- John St, and caused him to run , For the second time to six o t BinoUlr, Maine, Mrs. When there was no response, resented Tapley’s wife, Nettle, Ih e Louis Schoolnlk Con­ World Airways was unchsngsd skm of the low-rant public off ^ road and down an em­ ja eh t cafe owner Andreaa Oon- IVdtraa o< Bklmonston, New four-man teams of officers when she won a divorce and struction Co. tor Robert Gor­ on 24,800 shorts. housing program to cover 240,- ck. and Mra. John Qal- moved ’In to carry the demon- ctistody of the couple's deugh- man, remodel' gasoline station Omtrol Data, a volatUa Issus bankment last night on Love gUndlnoa hae loat ^ 000 additional units and ntw Lane., he told police. Btuokfleld, Wis. strator)i to waiting buses and ter, Denlae. Police said Tapisy at n o Main St., $25,000. advonesd 2 potoU. About Town methods of obtaining thsm. traffic crash «»,• nw (Uneral will be held paddy wagons. bad to pay Atherton’s legal fM. ManiUigo UooMeu Prices were mixed In moder­ Magnuson said ha was mak- ■nad called Oravel HUl. Local authorities could ft- 6 right turn onto Loro Lane luraday at 8:18 a.m. from the Each arrested demonstrator Atherton, a Yale and Pea­ Tersnee Aloyslus Denehy Jr., ate trading on lbs Amsrlcon Tomorrow marks the last day nance 100,000 of the units by maa F. Farley Funeral was photographed. Deputy Chief body Law School (Portland) Brookline, N. H,, and Susan Stock Exchange. Olcott Bt. when ho saw the of the slght^sek session o< the purchase or leese of and’enotber oreeh ed .^ a, 98 Webstar 8t., Hartford, of Police Howard V. Oovell said graduate, aerved two terms In Carol Straight, 109 Coleman Corporsts bonds were mostly Manchester Bummer School. Re­ oMmal and slammed on hU housing, so that they might U h t^ s e hut the oar slid on the Ilnoe’ iB-year-old son a solemn high Mass of re­ this waa routine in maas ai;> qie Maine house and m e In the Rd., South Methodist Church, unchanged and Treasuries port cards for all counts will bo ■cattored among prTvatoW wet road. H ie oar was not diun- killed to 4 three-oar crash nt Bt. Peter’s Ohucph,hu^h rests. senate. ^ Aug. 14. vanced. _ Issued tomorrow. owned |pmec. Heretofon, this ^ 1 V sgsd. w«iniay...... I,"''-'-

PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ TUESDAY, AWDST 10,1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1965 rA O l BOUT AniWAf t. rw«w«5 i5 '* BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with BIAJOR HOOl*LB Bolton Columbia U rtL E 8PORIS Bible Talk Treatment Plant Decision TV-Radio Tonight ACROU MDfovtri WBUlUrd riiot School Board Proposes 10Mp«lo( UNuBibor,' nb«r Hearing Set Asked of Colonial Board It-— . 420^rtU^ ^ NOW AVAILAMJi AT IN•p^•« M 41Amt*n $109861 in Budget Cuts In an effort to get going on* Dependent on Colonial Board's HOY< LUCKY W LAD* M Abrthim inUIop* On Zoning eonstructlon of the Parker Vil­ answsr Is the size and kind of PIN! PHAIIMACY *AM THAT «PBL«aO»Y ■ IMMbItMiwK* MUir* h Television cUflwnRAnNITFAlU |«ONIOFWHO0«IK*/ e( Bou MBIbllctI n*'"* HH” aas-’Mj lage Sewage Treatment Plant, treatment plant to be built, and 9M CBNTEB ST. 949-9914 AOBOUSHTALLWAAANO ^ It On»t Uk« 5) ctrloirtph TIM bosrd at aduosUon 4u|*ouU, tout tlUt tha aduostlonal Oenaral Manager lUcharfl Mar­ the etench problem to liydall ■■■ BA¥OBOAt.*8 TV WBISK FOB OOBOFUmi UBTDfO fUNCHYAHDIlOCATBD 4*« Waaiaa^* VkfWbMMaM MaiM* >a^> ...JJL... g.^ Regulations tin has aaked the Colonial Board m k irrnW MONSOM SBASON It Mwintr I 53 buI. >«r OM Into Ita leeo-ee toudgat laat night profTAm must not suffer In the Brook and tJnloh Pond, now tha $i00 (tB) Beckstsea ACANS/lHCCANAVW dlrKtlon. _ MTIdy procepa- Co. whether it intsnda to us# the reclplenta 6f th# paper board 7:80 (91) feacinim _ R0R OUR iJiCATMN.'wrtu ' THBRB UNTIL THS p IdAiMmillkiwm wiUr and oama up with a Hat of ntna Tha Columbia zoning and I) dfirts Clark Btanw HWBTOSTAY ItOrtahUl eolBi 55 Blvilvt molluik In reeponse to liguort'e sug< proposBd facility. company’s waste. , 1 president of Colonial Board, •ultlng angineere haa placed an tito (10) Have Gun, WUl Travtl p.m. In Ysomana Hall. Tbs Martin said, "We need to take approximately $600,000 price tag ( 6-3IHO) Combat la Wavtr raluctanca 9 Soviet ilraam M r ‘n*'* ^ nanoa and a July town maating the out, Waddell eald that tha t:00 (94) Rapartolre Workabop • IM I, Ww ^ tOHirtinlqM SBHardeni, aa 10 Ceramic place 3# * out tha aohool budgat by |17,- hearing concerns pro;iposed up- aome definite atape If we are on the plant. Martin has devi­ t h e r e ; 1 PINALL.V ouch; coming year Is unlqps beoauss (U-li-Rn Roaitan va. BMtt- volcano cement llDatait J;®® 000. Tlia board votad unanlmoua- of tha bond financing the datad 'sonlng res^laltons for going to make application to ated from this esUmate In the Nawe mors Front End SOT PORKY'S MV TOE! tlltamlty the town. Baward Cqrlson, sec- 8:00 (U) Joay Bishop DOWN ly that tha auparlntandant la not ohangsovsr to-a uniform fiscal the. state for funds with which belief that a smaller plant will ! Livlnf Hletonr PICTURE HUNS; tt Writing tool " M n « » r C « rstary, saya copies o t the pro- to help build the proposed plant. suffice whether Colonial Board 1WhM'e NawT S:t0 (94) P ^ Oonoait f ttRaquIraa 1 Joke toravorila animal to axpand monay for tha ntna yaar. i Flash OorOon ( i) Tsfant BootHa PINWERl, ISApoaUa from Hama without prior approval of posed changes and 10 new . Iberafore tt ’ la ntcassary usee It or not. ( 8-90-40) McKala's Navy Special t Mountain 33 Top of head dj Of®**, . , Other suggestions for posslbla maps are on file at the town 10) Eya-D (10) Momsirt ot Fear «?) Captrnaum (comb, form) tha board. Items to be cut made by board that you people Indicate your If It decides not to, says Mar­ 13) Rocky end Hie Friends Rm . $ 1 3 A 9 to------Taltamant 23 Ark builder Si?!,* (Sn*^ clerk’a office and are available deslrss eonesming the use of tin, "there Is nothing else that 4:06 40) AdvaMuraa In Paradise (16) Subscription TV 8 Cue 24 0therwl«a Tha dlacuaaton on the budgat mambera and rejected, after re­ 6:10 3) News, Sports. WesUiar #:00 ( 8-30-40) Tha Tycoon (1) ALIGN FEONT END tl Baaaball club 4 Packed in euta was long. Walter Waddell, to the public. this plant for yOur industrial the town can do, that I know of, (10) Cloak ot M)Vitsry ItColIaction ol ceiving leaa then unanimous Uratliouas BeitoVatlon 6:U 33) C)ub llouaa 9:30 ( 3) Pattlroat Junction (2) BALANCE FBONT fraduated lariai *®Eu?o';;‘" 49 Shade traaa achool board chairman, handed votes, follow, waste." that would help tha problem of Rocky end His Friends •aylnia 5 Acquire t* Planet The Lighthouse, long a local Fuller, on a bualnesa trip to polutlon of Lydsll Brook and News. Wasthar ( 8-30-40) Parinn Place WHEELS—Beg. $4JM$ tt Mother e< Patr SI Partlan out a Hat of poBslbla cuta, pro­ IMioOarrlok suggested that 8) P aler Jannlnss—Nawe (34) Billot Norim (8) CHECK FRONT knowledge JT ciiii praaidant landmark at Katsman's Cor- Tennessee, was unavailable for Union Pond and Hockanum 10:00 ( 8-3IM0) The TugHlve Oynt g Canadian 38 Son ol Seth posed by P h ^ Uguort, Bupar- $700 for Held trtpa be deleted. nera, Is being renovated, ac­ 8:80 (10-33-80) H untley^rlnkley W HEEL BEARINCMI M Native maUI 52 Hi h card Intendent of Schools. He than comment today. He is expected River. (94) A dm irals In M ^ n e ( 9-13) Doctom and Nurses _£?oWnce (ab.) SBDacr aia Field trips by schools In sur­ cording to Herbert Englert Sr., (90) Film (10) Hullabaloo (4) CHECK MAKE i8Unltofwal|M elicited from each mambar com- rounding towns are paid for to return next Week. If It does decide to use the (34) World of Music r * r “7“ 8 10 11 the owner. Barller to the year, Martin proposed plant, Fuller haa eetl- ( 8) W aller Cronkita 10:» (18) Topic SYSTEM manta on thaaa and auggeatlona ‘'enthusiastically" by the stu­ Joseph Bellavance, former ( 8) Wide Connin' 11:00 ( 8*-l»-13-33-8(M0) News, of other Items. Finally, votai dents themselves, he pointed had expfcted a decision from mated that dieposal of the com­ (13) News)>aal AH Foiir Only chef at ’Theta XI Fraternity Colonial Board by May. But In pany's daily waste output of 8:46 (30) P a te r Jsnninea—Newi Bporls, Weather fT IT taken on all luggaatad out. Llguori asked, what could House at the Unlveralty of 7:00 ( 3) Movie (18) For Adults Only Hama and only those raoalvlng May the company asked for 60 700,900 gallone would coet about (401. -. ) News.■■ WmMJmt 11:16 (30) ABC NiaditlKa be dona about students who Oonneotleut, la now operating days more and Martin was look­ $30,000 a year, based on coet (10) Trackdown U0-3()) T o n lm t Show (O 17 unanlmoua support ware de­ can’t pay, or whose parents who the restaurant and will feature (30) Open Mike (40) Sp<^ Final 16 leted. refuse to pay? Smith voted hot luncheons and dinners. ing for an answer the end of last estimates in the preliminary • (34) Wliaf* New? 11:30 (13) Movie | 9 5 Itama for wMoh funds are not month. study. (18) 8uh«crl|klf/n TV ( 3) Movla BY V. T. HAMLIN 20 against the deleUon of thie Item. Bellavance has been on cam­ (33-*)) Ne-w«, Wesxher 11:36 ( 8) Movie ally OOP Te to ba expanded without another McOarrick alao auggeated that pus since 1944 and has had 7:18 (40) Peter Jennings—Newe (40) Marv Griffin vote by tha board are an bi- $2,200 for late buses m deleted, trklnlng In the Army Culinary (80) Bporls Camera 11:80 (93) TonlilM Show (O) dustrlal arte mining machine, A>« IF Y3U WeRB PBCENTLY ...SKATINS AJtOUNP SURB-.BUT THEY VI«NT and that this year parents couM School. He Will be open for Tolland SERVICE ON ALL ON THE LAXE6 AN' PHOOEY! I , ALWMm BE UKE THAT ^,B70; dental hygienist, gP90; make other arrangements. Mrs. bualnesa every day starting at M3UCM4 HM/C ptes^, LIKE M^rr LIKE THINGS PCWN THHIE IN OOTTVEN’nO N A L BfAKBS THIS anOM AN' WOUU3NT BOTMER STREAMS, aCOOTINS / 128 12^ community servlos, fPOO; el- Warfsl saidVshe would rather 6 a.m. ^ TOO MUCH POV^N HILLS ON AS THEY ARE p e a r o l ' m o o / amentary achool aldewalk-drlve- Liquor Permit PettUon Radio KXI »TOO OOU> BACK DOWN sr ar r see the whd^lndustrial arts me­ UPHERErORMEl SKIS AN' STUFF/ way, $3,800; a second buffer for tals program' cut than the late The Gamache brothers, (Mau­ Mrs. Backes^ if Elected^ (TUa nstteg hielaRee only thoee news broadcMts of 10 or U THERE IN BY DICE TURNER Ugh achool floors, $480; gang MOO! CARNIVAL 30 buses, and that soma children rice and Roger), again are cir­ ndimto Isa^h. Some statlane carry other short Bcwscaata.) MORIARTY mower for lawns, $800; adult would deftnltely lose out on af­ culating a petition regarding the WDBC—use 7:5 Congresrinnal Re|>ort 35 education, $1,700; aubaUtute rd HlghllghU 11:30 Art Jotinaon al working, could wait until George Banks suggested that election if a petition bearing the Smith, Mrs. Harry Olsen, Mnl. 7:00 N«w» WFOF—141# TEL. 64S-61S6 next year, liguorl aald. He pro­ names of 10 per cent of the Democratic nomination for town 8:00 Oesllght 5:00 Roy Coonar $030 for air oonditlaneni and a Lois Berry, Mrs. Marjorie Col­ 13:00 ^Iflt Hours 7:00 Ken Griffin posed that the monay for the door In the admlntstratlve of­ town’s voters la submitted to the clerk, says that she will Install lins, Mrs. Elsie Lenz, and Mre. W » V —1888 13:00 Jonatlian Dark 48 49 machine, applied for in the state seleptmen. There are approxi­ 5:00 'Wall 81. 'rodar fices be deleted. Mrs. Warfel a copying machine in the clerk’s Roy Luginbuhl. 6:30 Radio Greater Hartford grant, be used to offset part of Said that, although this had been mately 1,300 voters in town. office 4t her own expanse if she Mrs. James Cooksey and Miss 8:00 News , . Hie salary of the industrial arts a popular whipping boy ot The Gamaches’ first petition­ is elected to the office. F. Donna Phillip su*e typiste; 8:16 Radio Greater Hartford lO 52 53 Instructor, If the state depart­ 7:00 Nawe townspeople, she did not want ed the town in Novemtar 1962 She says that she believes the Mrs. Ruth Lojztm, checker; 7:36 Publle Affalra ment will allow It, A $8,000 to see It cut. She said she has and a special referendum waa town haa grown to the point Mrs. Ray Zabtlansky, recorder; 8:00 Yankees va. Twine 56 grant has already been ap- worked In the administrative of­ held in February 1968. The de­ modem equipment is necessary and Mrs. Helen Oilombaro, to 10:80 Gordon and Jaas FOR A DAY. WEEK... OR LONGER 13:00 News PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER roved. Uguorl said he thought fices when the afternoon sun lay waa caused because of com- to run the derie’e otflce ef­ charge of the csinteen. 13:15 Sign Off _ __ 58 W ge oould Justify the transfer of waa beating In the windows. pllancs with state laws re­ ficiently. Nurses assisting with the pro­ WTI0 —1868 10 the funds, but that he would Other members , agreed with quiring 90 to KX) days betwem Mrs. Backes says, also, that 8:00 Afternoon Edition A 1965 Car from PISMIN® TRIPS ..EAT ‘ 'rOU’VE eOT THE* gram include Mrs. Robert Mon- 8:00 News, Bporta. Weathar MAKINGS OF A FINE, let tha board know If he could Mrs. Warfel, the first notice ot the referen­ the town should study the ad- geon, Mrs. Malcolm Barlow, g;46 Blue of MeenTng Moriarty Brothers ARE NICE BUT ONE 'SNAILS FOR BY J. B. WILLIAMS not. The state has approved Banks suggested a $600 cut dum and the actual voting. vlsabillty of microfilming 1U| V EA R VJB SHOULD BREAKFAST... HUSBAND. OUT OUR WAY Mrs. Edward Jendrucek, Mrs. 7:06 Oonreraatlon Pteoe RENT $a,B70 for tha milling machine for a fertilizer and lime Item, About 4fi per cent ot the records. Samuel Leone and Mrs. Donald 7:30 Chet Huntley SO TO PARIS' h e s cured/ She cites 16 years of office ex­ 7:30 News / WHEM >OU AREWT HERt, THAT'S HOW and accessories. The bid for the and a $420 cut for shelving in eligible voters turned out and Miller. BOAWaODY BVX. HAS BAD ACOW- macMna came In last night at the physical education rooms. turned down the request. perience as qualifying her to The Bulletin Board TO TAKE CARE OF TH There were 624 votes cast; 303 modernize and efficiently run PETS M3U R N P/ HOW , boy hates 89.B76. These suggestions were defeat­ The Republican town commit­ PO TOU KNOW THEY TO /VMLK A -The dental hygiene program ed. His suggestion to cut shades voted for no pfrmit; 216 voted the town clerk’s office. tee Will meet tonight at 8 at LOflTTHEIB ASAMNC/r CX>W-THAT Will be carried on, as ustial, on for tha gym skyllghta waa ap­ for all alcoholic beverages and Mrs. Backes has filed to pri­ the town hall. Brothers’ Bodies ba h/ au- RIGHT you WORD 'MILK* n fee baals at the elementary proved. alx voted for beer only. There mary for the Democratic nomi­ The Boys League will hold a CAN DO THE HAS TURNED apbool level. It was not known ’This year, Ldguori said, the were 18 absentee ballots cast nation for town clerk. The pri­ car wash Aug. 21 at the Hicks Found in Maine A4ILKIN6 FOR ,^HISSOFT and of these 17 voted no permit mary will be Aug. 26. THEA8/ HEART TO whether the hygienist would be bubbles" to the' gym roof had Memorial School. STONE/ 4yailable, on a fee basis, at the been covered three times with and one voted all alcoholic bev­ more more The annual 4-H Fair will be MUXJNOCKET, Maine (AP) ■k Brand new, fully equipped cars ready to go. junior high leveL cardboard when movies were erages. It was the town’s first Bloodmoblle held at the Meadowbrook — The bodies of two young ..The community service Item shown. ’This necessitated having referendum in nearly 30 years. Workers assisting during the School, Aug. 21. brothers have been found at the •k Reasonable rates. VFBS to cover electricity, fuel, a janitor cUmb up on staging. The neighboring towns of An­ Bloodmobile visit Thursday at base of Mt. Katahdin some two k Full insurance coverage. m dtc., when community organ! Smith suggested that perhaps dover, (Coventry and Windham the United Congregational Mancheeter Evening Herald miles from where they dlzap- latlons use the high school the lights csould be covered from allow the sale of liquor and He­ iChurch from 1:46 to 6:80 in­ Tolland coireepondent, Bette peared 11 days ago. k Large discount if your car is in our shop for 13. si. on. 8->o' fbclllUes. outside. bron and Lebanon do not. clude Mrs. Kenneth Carlson, Qnatrale, t«d. 876-2845. TTie boys were Robbie Mott, ■ The $2,800 for the elementary A $450 item for French home The question can only oome 17, a mentally retarded dia­ repairs. BY JOE CAMPBELL school sidewalk and driveway was kept, when Wadded voted before the town at the town’s sessions usually held on the sec­ ramch, Cards Mill Rd.; and Sam betic, and Timothy, 3, who had BONNIE would only have been used against delating it. Uguorl said biennial election or a special ref­ ond Saturday of each month will wandered off from a camp at Pescatello, ranch. Hunt Rd. Roaring Brook where they had t)ie repairs are not Included In it was necessary to the music erendum. not be held during August and Aileo to Robert VertefeuUle, MORIARTY BROTHERS THEfTTHERWDS ON account renovation ol tha school, now In education program. ' Maurice Gamache said that September. Longer sessions will Rt. 87, for a back porch and been staying with their parents, .WONTLCTMEIN OF THIS IJie hands of the pubUc building Waddell alM voted against this will be a "Yes or No’’ ques­ be held Aug. 28 from 9 to 1 Thom as MoMara, Woodland Mr. and Mrs. George Mott of SOI CE7VTER STREET — TEL. 643-6136 THEIR POOLS.' STRANOE oommisslon. postponing the purdhase of tion. He added that the previous p.m. and Sept. 11 from 1 to 8 Ter., tool shed. The permits Rocheater, N.Y. RASH I . The adult education program broadcaster, to be used for referendum was held on a Sat­ p.m. have an estimated viUue A The bodies were discovered LEASING PLANS FOR ALL 1966 MAKES A MODELS GOT' already had been doomed, for spreading seed, fertilizer, salt urday, the weather was bad and Residents are reminded that $86,000, according to Nubfer. near each other Monday In a *’Why SHOULD I coma down and behave? I can’t think this year anyway, since the and sand, because capital out­ there was a lot of sickness the new requirement is now six wooded knoll about two miles of a tingle thing I want!” board voted not to hold it if It lay equipment is now scheduled round. He said, "We didn’t get months regardless of whether Mancheeter Evening Herald from the camp site. (or yeariy purchases. He said • . 4lpuld not be self-supporting. Ac- beaten that badly and this time the resident has moved from Columbia cordeepondent, Vir­ 4X>rdlng to everyone's sstlma- M was afraid bg a pUe-up* of we hope to do a lot better. The another state. ginia M. Carlson, tel., 228-9224. capital outlay items. He had petition is nearly half filled." GLOOMY TRADE PBOSPEOTS OIRW illAM ^ tjons, it couldn't be. The salary Building Permits o t the adult education director, the same objection to postpon­ Voting Directive Building permits were issued ing the purchase of overhead Mrs. Grace Pringle, Republi­ MORE DOGS NEEDED LONDON (AP) — The Asso­ THE MILK PUNCH t-io-te gilOO, and $00 for postage, was during July by Marshall Nuh- ciation of British (Chambers of ha retained, however pi^ectors. can registrar, has Issued a di­ fer, agent for the zoning com- WASHINGTON (AP) — The rective for those wishing to be armed forces are asking lor Commerce says this nation’s In the account for suhetttute mlaerion, to Harvey CJolllns for merchants are “clearly gloo­ BEN CASEY eustodians, $000 was le ft Be­ made voters before the town ranch on Doubleday Rd.; Mel­ more German shepherd dogs for elections in October. use in sentry and patrol duty. my” at the Untted Kingdom’s cause of eickness this year, this vin Rosen, ranch on Rt. 87, for­ foreign trade proepects. I SEE, AND 1 account was overexpended. Local Stocks Servicemen’s absentee ballots mer property of Horace Holt; About 40 dogs, each accom- nt^.i;.Aral.OCai _ panted by a handler, arrived in Only a tenth of 298 merchants B-IO MrXaqibt t y hteta, lac. ASSUME you CAVE The oniy cut suggeoted by the may be received now by the Burton Starkey, ranch, West town clerk, Mrs. Pringle or Mrs. queried In a survey reported HIM A RUNDOWN superintendent not adopted by St. ; Ernest ZanottL rancih, Pine i Viet Nam recently (or use In the Improving proepects, the asso­ the board waa a $1,300 item for Quotations Fnmlshed by Laura Szegda, Democratic reg­ St.; Jean Ouellette, ranch, EW-1 field and against saboteurs SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL ON/AR.REVERA, maintenance at the elementary Dempsey-Tegelor Go., Im istrar. garton Rdl; Daniel WUson, i around bases. ciation said. school. 17118 Indudes tntsrlor Nesnbers ^ New York Servicemen who are not yet IHEICWNaXJNQL f'lHERe SORT OF MAKES VOU and exterior painting and new Stock Exchange voters but who are eligible may APPOiNtED kVbtnW MARSHAL. SHE WAtff-IDTAKE IWe countertope in the cafeteria. Bank Stodks be made voters in absentia by WOWl Bid Aaked contacting the town clerk or "’iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliii q u a l it y in s u r a n c e s in c I 05^23 Goes LAW unoSbUR OWN HANK., Mrs. Claire Wajii/el objected to I h - ^ NOW, deleting this because o t the Conn. Bank and the registrars. need for the countertops. Trust Co...... 69% 71% Civilian absentee ballot appli­ 164 EAST CENTER ST. i|I| During the course of the dis­ Hartford National cations may be received ^ te r cussion, the board hashed over Bank Co...... 65% 56% Aug. 18. Civilians must first fill l«==*l the reasons for the cut, the Fire InsuranM Oompaolee out an application before they lilH- MANCHESTER—649-5261 town’s rsactiona, and ita best Hartford Fire .. 65% 66% can receive an absentee ballot. BY THE WAY, DINA, RAMONA course of action. Mass. General . . . 16% 17% Students who will be attend­ CALLED, AND WANTS YOU TO CALL Uguorl said he wondered if Phoenix Fire .... 68% 69% ing out of state schools and must Ample Parking Front and Rear RIGHT BACK AS SOON AS yOU CAN. the town would like another Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. \-ote by absentee ballot are urg­ .lacTiilhaVt r,). j opportunity to vote on the Aetna Life ...... 58% 59% ed to do this before leaving 117,000, and asked board mem­ Conn. General .. 132 134 town. An application can be MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALEl bers what their constituents Hfd Steam Boiler 144 148 filled out at the town clerk’s BY ROY CRANE bad bean saying. He wondered Security Ins...... 44% 45% office. The absentee ballot will "Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappen!" 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MANCHBSTEB ^TENINO HERALD, MAHCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 1 0 ,196B PAcn w um m *ANCHEST*R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESl’ER, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST XO, 1966 THE Quinn Said Rohin Didn^t Fit into Phih^ Plans but He Was Wrong Herald Angle South Windsor Rally Wins, • r E A R L Y O S T Roberts Winner in Astro Debut ■porta Editor Five Runs N^'L Atlanta Entry TMirW Y O R K ^AP^ __ *Ieamlnf that Roharta waa Inter-* The performance waa partlou-^ext year. If I continued in myytha Phillies was Ms first *’' **’^ ^ S S * * ^ Shortcoming . . Inexperience Ni!n Unlikely at Present said only the day before, In dis­ Tony Oonsales had Robin Roberta did not fit had Juat released the deter­ baseball.” theliits off Roberta, one of them Cleveland 9-0. Chance, •vsn^g press conference yesterday at Campion Hall on tho vast cussing the team's chances for Roberta won four consecutive into the Phillies’ plans. mined right-hander at hla own 9l double that sent Rich Allen to hla record at 8-8, and beautiful Fairfield University campus. “Thia club re<)uest. starting a pennant drive, "It's complete games at the start of one baserunner after Chuck Stops W.H. HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Nstlonsl Football LMgus H« waa wrong. now or never." third with two out In the sixth will need a little time. It is very mobile and our offense Roberta finally made a deal this season, then dropped seven inning. D Ick Stuart, however, Hinton singled In the straight before leaving the Ori­ Commissioner Pete Rozelle says the fact that Houston Tha Phllltea dlacovarad Juat last Thursday with the Astroa, It also was an encouraging popped up, ending the threat. was Leon Wagner, who walked will move. You’ll see a far more aggressive club this how wrong Monday night whan who had to pay the Orioles only beginning for Roberta, who left oles with a 6-7 record. Balti­ In the sixth. . yrar because of the many new‘ Still alive in the Ameri­ already has an American Football League club would las because of dissatis more Is the only other team he Houston, meanwhile, knocked men wlio will be playing. Robarta, making hla (Irat Na­ the $1 waiver price. the OrloM Joe Koppe, Joe Adcock and Tlmberlake are the others—with can Legion Baseball State not affect the NFL’s decision on whether to move here. facUon at being used as a spot has pitched for In the majors out another veteran Lou Bur­ "I have to be honest In my "They’vs (toe AFL) bam la tional Laagua appaaranca ainca The S8-year-old Philadelphia Willie Smith homered off I^e any pro experience, the Giant Tournament is South 19S1, ahut out hla old taam on area resident waa superb In hla starter and a long reliever. besides Philadelphia. dette In the thlrd» Inning. Bur­ Stange, but starter Sam Mc­ thinking,” fiherman said aa he four of our cities," he said. four hlta In Houaton’a 8-0 tri­ "I thought It best to sever my While with the Phillies, he dette, now 2-6, waa battered for sat in the preee room, puffing mentor, a quarterback in his Windsor. Coach Porter Ws’ll move Into whatarar elty flrat effort. He walked only one Dowell waa around long enough own playing days, plans to give umph. batter, allowed only one to status now," he said at the was a 20-game winner for six four runs In the first Inning, two to suffer hla eighth defeat on a Connecticut-made cigar. Blinn’a club eliminated Is In tha bast Intavaat of our on a single by Joe Oaines. Bob all four a thorough trial In the Wigh tm an : Quinn made the comment reach third and threw a rela­ time, "So I could get a real op­ straight seasons, from 1960 against 12 victories. "We will be an Inconslitent club. West Hartford, 6-2, last league, and I am aura they feal portunity to pitch elsewhere through 1966. His victory over Aspromonte also scored on the We could look good one time exhibition games coming up, the same way about placing a about two weeks ago after tively low total of 08 pitches. against Green Bay Saturday night at Bristol’s Muzzy Field, and bad the next time out. But but not before striking s bit of Cup Remains franchise In an NSL city. I think all the pieces will fall night, with Pittsburgh Aug. 22 "After all, Dallaa, 8t. Louis i S at Yale Bowl, Philadelphia terror in toe hearts of area into place within the next five fans. and Pittsburgh should ba very One of Best TwchSirike Hitters Aug. 28 at Princeton, Detroit -i iA embarrassed. They are the only Conigliaro Returns Tonight weeks.” at Cleveland on Sept. 4 and at South Wlndeor is now sftordsd In America The Giants start regular Na­ s rest, due to the washout of the cities that haven’t been named MInnesoU Sept. 11. That adds as poesible sites for American tional League season play Bun- Hamden-Torrington contest last a..EVBLAND, OWo (AP) — up to five big pre-aeaaon meet­ night which has been reschedu­ League franchises.” dny, Sept. 19 at Dallas. That's ings with rugged foes. |No Predictions Due a little more than five weeks led tonight, tending the tourna­ The United States will keep the Rozelle held a news confer­ •Tlmberlake, who joined the ment echedule up one day. Wlghtman <3up for another year Red Sox on Road sway so Sherman and his aides camp Saturday after being with ence Monday at the Harris Either South Wlndeor or the will have ample time to rebuild the College All-Stars, has a aore because Carole Graebner of County Astrodome at which ;er the Glanta Into an Eastern Con­ winner of tonight’s game will Beachwood, Ohio, scored a key time he termed the admission of From Big Hitter Oliva arm but Sherman looks to toe meet still undefeated Middle- (HrraM photo by Batemla) ference contender. big—6-4, 220-pounder—to start victory in the 6-2 triumph over a second expansion team to Join "This has to be an IntereiUng town Wednesday night. Britain’s finest women tennis Atlanta next year as “very re­ To Worst Season throwing by the and of the The cause appeared lost for TLone Four American Legion Champions I MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (AP)-)— W ,,ny . Oliva . of ,the club, one that la hard to gauge week. ’’He’ll definitely play at players. mote.” because of the number of new the Zone Four representatives, But the honor of actually But he did not rule out com­ BOSTON (A P)—Only a complete turnabout can save Twins just smiles when asked if he can win Yale,” the head mentor said. a t George Dixon held them at South Windsor Post nipped Manchester and Rockville for Zone Four honors men who fit into our plans." The former Michigan All- during the past season. Front row, left to right, Doug Malone, Jim Rohlin, clinching the International tro­ pletely the possibility of Houa- the Boston Red Sox from the embarrassment of losing American League batting championship and sticks to * e e bay with ease over the first ton or another city being admit­ PLAY BAWL—•Fifteen months old Kevin Wyatt American fits perfectly Into the seven innlnge, preserving a 2-0 Ernie Hoffman, Ken Malone, Tom 'Twarkins. Second row, Kevin Merli, Ralph phy for America for the fifth 100 games this season. [the script Vic Power gavejjim^last^^p^ar- Elephant Backfleld because of straight year went to Billie Jean ted to the league In 1966. had some second thoughts about going to bat in The Red Sox hope for Im­ Biggest Gaps lead. Dixon pitched to only 23 Russo, Dennis Murphy, Rich Riordan, Roger LeFebvre. Third row, Jim Grace, his size. Wood is only 5-11 and batters, two over the limit, al­ Moffllt, the U.H. No. 2 player. Among the prospective cities the Kansas City Athletics father-son game, but proved pitching, better fielding Tib over,” the 1964, AL Rookle- 'The two biggest holes In the 105, but looks smaller In both McAnneny, Ray Jacobs, Larry Carrier. Back row. Coach Porter Bljnn, Jim Miss Moffitt, a 22-year-old Safe Bet of-the-Year replies. lowing but a single hit and fan- for N ftj expansion, Rozelle stopped sobbing long enough to take his licks. With auid the return of slugger Tony Giant lineup at the moment are height and weight. Schiohtle is Needham, Marty Noreika, Assistant Coach Jim Snow, Manager Warren Case. from Long Beach, Calif., out­ mentioned Toronto, Montreal, Conigliaro tonight when they Power was traded to the Ix>s at quarterback and at offensive nlM six. the help of his old man, A’s relief pitcher John 6-2, 166 and was with the 'Hie string came to abrupt lasted Elizabeth Starkle, Eng Boston, Miami, New Orleans, open a four-game series with LOS ANGKX£S (AP) — Angeles over a year ago, but center. The first spot is a ques­ land’s No. 3 player, 6-8, 6-2 in some of his answers keep turn­ Glanta last year hut didn’t play. end in the eighth, however. Houston, Seattle, Portland, Wyatt, young Kevin got a h it______the Baltimore Orioles In a twl- In betting clrrJea Sandy tion mark due to the Inexpe­ Torok, a rookie from Arizona I the opening singles Monday. Phoenix and Cincinnati. nlght doubleheader at Fenway ing up whenever Oliva is inter­ South Windsor capitalized on a Contender After Five Short Years Koufax is an odda-on favo­ rience of any one of the four State, is 6-2, 210 and throws a leaky West Hartford defense to “She played well and wanted He eald a marketing research Park. rite to win his 20th game viewed. play-callen In regular season bullet. to win It,” Mrs. Margaret Os Amerlcan League "You have to hit the ball score all its rune on but two hits, report will be made on three or Boston suffered 90 defeats tonight. w. L. Pet. O.B. play, plus toe Injury to Greg Guess here Is that Tlmberlake one a bunt single by Ernie Ho(f< I dome duPont, American team four of the cities. He said It last year, hitting a low since Otmslder toe factors: good, and you have to hit with captain, said of Miss Moffltt’s Milwaukee Fans Minnesota . 72 39 .649 — luck,” Oliva adds in another Larson, No. 1 offensive center. and Torok will wind up ahead man that started the winning would be late fall before the re­ Tom Yawkey bought the club In Tbe Los Angeles Dodger "We had an anoouraging, of Wood. Wood la juat too small. performance. Billie Jean lost a Baltimore .. 63 46 .678 8 Power-ism. rally. Hoffman raced to second Optimism Runs High port Is completed and It will be 1933. This year they have lost left-hander, who Is 10-4, Cleveland .. 62 47 .664 9 realistic report on Larson last ♦ • * singles match on opening day. will be facing toe Xew “I ’m hitting the ball good and on a passed ball and scored presented to NST, owners at 68 games with 64 to play and C3iicago . . . . 59 49 .546 1114 Saturday, He’s got great deter­ when Dennis Malone’s slow roll­ Miss Moffitt then teamed with even a .600 record the rest of York Meta in spacious I've been lucky.” Short Kicks their February meeting. Detroit .... 59 49 .546 m 4 After a slow start this season, mination. He can now bend his er down the left side was thrown Mrs. Karen Busman of San Die­ ^Disown’ Braves the way would result in 96 de­ Dodger Stadium. .496 17 knee which was operated upon Watch out for Olarenoe go, Calif , to defeat the English New York .. 56 67 Oliva now is batting .307 — into right field by Dixon. With Viking Squad feats. The Dodgers lead toe Na­ Lob Angeles 50 60 .466 21V4 to within 10 to 16 degrees of full (xulds tola year. The Giant run- IMTBRMEDIATm team of Mrs. Ann Haydon Jones tional League, by one tenu­ thanks to a pair of five-hit Reliever Foils Conigliaro, the 20-year - old W ashln^’n 48 64 .429 2414 games against Boston and Balti­ flexibility. The doc (Dr. Sweenr back speolallat Is "looae and re­ Ken Malone woe hit by a pitch Scoring five runs in the first and Elizabeth Wade 6-3, 8-6. Pats’ Injured ous game, to be sure, but In an earlier singles match, ATLANTA, Ga. (A P)—The Milwaukee Braves have right fielder, has been sidelined 40 68 .370 30’is more, plus a four-hit effort Sun­ ey) Is confident and Larson is laxed” and he’s not fumbling and Roger Febvre walked to Inning before a man waa re­ BEMIDJI, Minn. (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings’ since he suffered a cracked toe Mets are a solid last, 38 68 .368 31)4 too, that he’ll be OJC. toe bah. QiUds nearly gained tired, PontlcelU’s went on to de­ Mrs. Jones, Britain’s southpaw S0Norm Van Brocklin, talks of winning. So by trimming Nancy Richey of contact drills within two weeks, sumed the mound duties, but night at Mt. Nebo. The winners ANDOVER, Masa. (AP)—The the cast removed, but his status Koufax's persimal appeal Only game scheduled strike hitters ever,” Mele said. Carr, toe Olympian sprinter, kept on going, adding four more do Fran Tarkenton, 'Tommy Mason, Bill Brown and the Dallas, Tex., America's top met in Atlanta Monday and voted to change the team’s will attract dose to 30,000 " I t ’s amazing. A pitcher can In a regular ball game. At that a wild pitch allowed Dennis Ma­ name to the Atlanta Braves Inc. This action was taken will not be known until game Today’s Games time we should know how good has ’’soft hands” Which Is a req­ lone to score with ease and tie runs in tha second and another others. */ player, 6-4, 9-7. Boston Patriots hope to be time. friends to cheer him on. Washlng;ton (Ortega 11-11) at fool Tony with two pitches and uisite for sefetymen, Coach AJ- two in the third in a game Mrs, Jones, 26-year-old wife of ^ bolstered by the return of five since the team plans to move to Atlanta for the 1966 Hie 29-year-old has then he’ll get a hit.” his knee has responded. We ex­ the game at l-l. In five short years this fran­ He has the right attitude now. If Conigliaro Is ready to re­ Chicago (John 9-6), night lle Sherman said. “He’s not just Renlson intentionally walked shortened due to darkness. an English paint company exec­ and possibly six ailing playera career record of 13-0 Mele claims Oliva is the best pect him to be fully recovered a sprinter, but an aggressive chise, born of expansion, has "We got Red Phillips from season. turn, Jim Qosger, a hot-hlttlng Kansas City (Talbot 10-6) at Xty pinch hitter Tom Twarklns to Each side had five hits. John utive, also scored the other Brit­ against toe Mels, Including all-around regular In the Ameri­ that time. hard tackier. He’s a Httle rusty, reached the stage of a bonafide Los Angeles, an ail-pro player ish victory. She upset Miss Mof­ for their American Ftatball However, the club cannot play rookie sensation, w i l l move AW, COME ON HORSE, WHOA! — Bareback Detroit (Wickersham 6-9), night •(Meanwhile, we have been us­ load the bases again. Kevin McDduff waa toe hitting star, contender for the Western Con­ ' In Wisconsin under the name of four victories tols season. Los Angeles (Lopez 1-9) at can League today. ”He’s not hatting been eiway from football going two-for-two for thehe Ilosers. in the deal for Jack Snow, and fitt 6-2, 6-4 Saturday. League exhibition game with from right to center smd Lennie And toe Mets, however bronc rider Jerry Bishop looks as if he’d just as only a great hitter,” Mele said, ing Mickey Walker and Ed Merll then sent s grounder to ference championship in the , Atlanta Braves Inc., because Green vrill return to the bench. Cleveland (Krallck 3-8), night for two years.” . . . Jim Carron short and tha usually slick Bob Tom Mltney of Ponticelli’s and we expect Red to pick up where The blonde Mrs. Jones, who the New York Jete Friday night Major Leogue Imposing at beet, are clank­ soon be someplace else than on the back of “Sh<>w- "but he’s a good runner, he's Adamchik at center and they out c ' Notre Dame and Olen National Football League. Judi­ attorney Dominic Frlnel recent­ The Red Sox, only one game Minnesota (Kaat 10-8) at New Bednarcyk couldn’t find the Gary Minor of Fire A Police he left off before he was side­ has played on every Wlghtman at Allentown, Pa. ing along with an elgfa^ boat,” a nag that hankers to go it alone in life. got a very good arm for the out­ have been doing a good job.” Undciwood from Texas appear cious draft choices, wise trades lined with an infected right ly filed a corporation under that ahead of the last place Kansas York (Ford 13-8), night handle, allowing another taUy. both delivered triples. and the painstaking organiza­ team since 1967, was picked the Coach Mike Holovak said game lo^ g streak. field and he’s made some amaz­ "It’s most Important that a to be toe best of toe rookiea In knuckle. We also have Tom outstanding player of the three- name with the Wisconsin Secre­ City Athletics, named a pair of Bishop t(K)k his bumps at a Salinas, Calif., rodeo. Baltimore (Pappas 10-6 and J . Jim Needham added the PontlcelU’s 833 x—11-6-1 tion of head coach Van Brocklin Monday that former All-Ameri­ American League Miller 3-2) at Boston (Lonborg ing defensive plays for us this team has a good center to work camp among the defenders. k Hall, Bob Lacey and others. day tournament. tary of State to block such a double figure losers, Jim Lon- with Inexperienced quarter­ frosting, collecting a single off Police F irs 203 0— 6-5-1 are about ready to pay off. ca halfback Joe Belllno, defen­ Batting (276 at bate) — Tas- 6-13 and Monbouquette 8-12), 2, year.” Carroll can play either toe mld- Howroyd and Dingwall, Rad' Among the spectators was move. borg and Bill Monbouquette, to backs,” Sherman warned. Lar­ Renlson to bring In South Wind­ “We've come to camp with "Mick Tlngelhoff finally got sive backs Ross O’Hanley, Don trzemskl, Boston, 322; Mantilla, twi-nlght. Oliva has played in all 111 (He of comer linebacker spot ding; BlelsM and Harrington. recognition as an all-league cen-1 Mrs. Hazel Wlghtman, 78, of But Braves' Board Chairman open the Oriole series. Lonborg Minnesota games this season son, It so happens, when physi­ sor’s final two runs. It was the idea we're going to have our Webb and Jim Marcellino and Boston, .310. has a 6-18 record, Monbouquet­ Wednesday’s Games while Underwood is a com er ter last year. Alderman is a ] Chestnut Hills, Mass., who rookie tackle John Frechette . William Barthlomay said that although botoered all year by a cally right, Is an exceptional of­ man. Carroh has upped his Needham’s first tournament best year,” said the Dutchman toe team is a Delaware corpora­ Runs — Oliva, Minnesota, 86; te 8-12. Never Discouraging Word Minnesota at New York, twi­ bingle In 10 trips to the plate. BUMMER BASKETBALL great tackle and Larry Bowie started the tournament in 1923 are expected to be ready, while bone chip in the middle finger of fensive ball-enapper. weight from 213 to 230 and "Is at Bemldji State College. and donated tha sliver cup tion and can use that name in Versalles, Minnesota, 84. Baltimore, in second place AMERICAN LEAGUE light * * * Saving the victory in relief Experience proved Its worth The record is clear for all to has come on .strong at guard. veteran end Art Graham has a Baltimore at Boston, N his right hand. mean and tough. He hits with a last night, as the Aetos rolled which bears her name. all states except Wisconsin. Runs tatted in — Colavlto, eight games behind the front- Koppe 1, Adcock 1, Smith IS, "The finger still hurts,” Oliva for Ray Jacobs, Marty Norelka see: Seventh in 1961, sixth in The rest of the offensive line chance of playing. Among Rock’s Lady Fans Los Angeles at CSeveland, N kick,” Sherman said . . . Tucker over the Eagles, 61-87, at Char' probably \ ill be Eric Linden at The American have won the Bartholomay also told the Cleveland, 78; Horton, Detroit, running Minnesota Twins, plan­ Angels. said, ’’especially when I swing No Tittle Around Frederickson reminds Sherman gave up only one hit in working 1962, fourth-place tie in 1963 and ITie six and Gino Cappellettl 72. ned to counter with Milt Pap­ NA'nONAL LEAGUE Kansas City at Detroit, 2, twi- the last two Inninge, retiring the tevOak Park. In the first game, right tackle and Milt Sunde or cup 31 times to Britain's six. In were sidelined by injuries as stockholders that the team will and miss the ball." For the flrat time In Sher­ of Alex Webster. ”T>icker can second:place tie in 1964. From a last year's matches at Wimble­ lose at least 81.6 million In Mil­ Hite — Oliva, Minnesota, 138; pas, 10-6, and John Miller, 3-2. None night side in order in the ninth. Den­ the Eagle Jrs. presented a com rag tbg band of castoffs, who Ken Byers at guard, unless the Pstriote were belted by the NEW YORK — (NEA) — • club meetings and things, Washington at (Chicago, 2, twi- man’s tenure aa head coach of run either inside or outside and plete whitewash, defeating Dix some of the rookies come on don, the American also won 6-2. waukee this year because of an Richardson, New York, 124. but that’s out,” the Giants, there isn’t an ax- likes to run pitch-outs. He has nis Murphy started for South won only three games and gave champion Buffalo Bills 28-0 in unofficial fan boycott. Home runs — Colavlto, Cleve­ Don’t knock the Rock. night Windsor, allowing four hits and on’s 36-31, In overtime. up 407 points in ‘61, Van Brock­ fast." an AFXj pre-season opener Sun­ Do you enjoy the adula­ National League Ex-Gridder Killed perienced quarterback in camp. a great pair of legs.” . . . Del East Catholic High’s grads •! "In spite of these actions, the land, Horton, Detroit and Kille- At least not around the la­ Shofner has Sherman worried. two runs, none earned, fanning lin has moulded a team that had Van Brocklin rates Jim Mar­ Relief pitcher A1 Worthlngtcm day. Cappelietti, who set on brew, Minnesota, 22; Conigliaro, tion? Los Angeles 66 48 .676 — First, Sherman had Charlie proved too much for toe present Braves' organization is dedicat­ Complete Type Racing Show dles, who consider Cleve­ " I don’t pay much atten­ Conerley and then Y.A. Tittle. "Del's weight Is up to 192 and three and walking two before the NFL in passing, was second shall, his defensive right end, as of the Minne.-jota Twins has been Ai^ scoring record of 188 Boston, 21. San Fran. .. 01 46 .670 1 WASHINGTON (AP) — Wil­ Eagle combination. Using the F ed to winning the National tion to it.” 2 bur J . Moore, 49, a star half­ While Gary Wood is the only ho looks great. Howotver, he al­ giving way to Jacobs in- the in rushing and fourth in scoring the best pass rusher in the with the New York Giants, San points lauit year, still is on .League pennant so that Atlanta Pitching — Grant, Minnesota, land’s Rocco Domenico Col­ Milwaukee . 61 48 .660 fast break as a potent weajx)"' t But it must tickle your .669 2 back with the Washington Red­ one of the four in camp—Henry ways plays better when he sixth. Jacobs pitched hitless betil last fall. league, ancf thinks Carl Eller, 6- Francisco G4ante, Bosrton Red crutches because of a sprained will begin its first major league 14-8, .824; Perry, Minnesota, Set at Riverside Tonight avlto baseball's sexiest star. Cincinnati .. 62 49 the Aetoe, down 9-6 at tho first ankle suffered in practice a ego, doesn't it? 63 .523 6 skins of the Natonal Football B^chtle, John Torok an^-.Bob looks terrible.” during his inning and one third Grady Alderman, left offen­ foot-6, 265-pound second year Sox, Chicago White Sox and the . season with a championship 8-2, .800. From Podunk to Peoria the Phlla'phia . 58 turn, went on to 20-16 and 87-26 from Minnesota, can be just as week ago. gals moo at his muscles, “Ego,'what’s ego? I don’t Pittsburgh . 69 56 .618 League in the 1940s and a back- stint. sive tackle, is the only maij left Cincinnati Reds. team ," Bartholomay said. Strikeouts—McDowell, Cleve­ 6V4 quarter marks. good. Jim Prestel and Paul Just about every type of<&the finest of its kind in the swoon when he swings and think about things like ego. St. Louis .. . 66 66 .496 9 field coach for four years, was West Hartford scored In the of the original 34 Vikings from land, 216; Lolich, Detroit, 166. Look, I ’m just doing a job Tom Malin and Tom Lodge toe N FL expansion pool. How­ Dickson are the regular tackles The Braves are in third place racing In the field of automo­ world, features the death-defy­ faint if he fumbles the ball. Chicago . . . . 66 60 .478 11 fatally shot Monday in front of first and fifth frame off Mur­ each hooped 16 points for the behind San Francisco and Los like everyone else. The dif­ ever, Tarkenton, Mason and but Gary Larsen, acquired from biles and motorcycles will be ing T-bone crstsh, the motorcy­ The Rock also has boy Houston . . . . 46 64 .423 17)4 his suburban Maryland home. Additiojud Family Problems phy, both runs being unearned. winners with Larry Daly handl­ Angeles. National League ference between my occupa­ .304 30 Police charged his wife, O ara linebacker Rip Hawkins still the Rams, may replace one. F Batting (276 at bate) — Cle­ presented tonight In a one giant cle firewall and the famous aer­ boosters, to be sure, but by New York .. 34 78 Seatt WladMr (S) ing Jhe rebounding. Ray LaGace The Braves have signed a 26- package show at Riverside Park and large his following is fe­ tion and the other guy’s is Monday’s Results Cecelia Moore, 38, with murder. ab rt>t remain from the first draft. Roy Winston, Hawkins and' 1 year contract with the AUanta mente, Pittsburgh, .843; Mays, ial car leap. Veterans Jimmy that mine gets more pub­ LeFebTre, 2b ...... 2 0 paced the losers with IS points. Van Brocklin’s Vikings run Bill Jobko are the linebackers, j 1 Speedway. The four-in-one track Angel, Larry B arr and comic male and famished for af­ Houston 8, Philadelphia 0 Moore, who waa bom in Austin, Murphy, p ...... 8 The Eagle Jrs. threw away an Stadium Authority, beginning San Francisco, .836. licity. Ego has nothing to do Mtnn., had played football for High School Cheerleader Jacobs, p ...... the ball more often than they reading from left to right. Lee | Runs — Harper, Cincinnati, spectacular gets started at 8:16, Hap Roberts all combine In the fection from their famous O nly game scheduled .. 0 0 1 eight-point lead with four min Jan. 1. 1906. with it.” the University of Minnesota be­ Twarklns. ph ...... 0 throw, following the pattern of Callandor, George Bose and Ed | 97; Roee, Cincinnati, 88. vrith the annual appearance of many hair-raising feats. fielder. Today’s Games (?anw*i’. c-f ...... 0 0 utes left and had to go into DOM FARETRA Braves' management had the Intematlonally-famous Joie For Instance, says (3ola- But all those fans must af­ Pittsburgh (Cardwell 10-6) at fore joining the Redskins. Green Bay. Last year they ran Sharockman will man th e ; Runs batted in—Johnson, Cin­ The regular attractions at Changes ‘Way of Living’ Merll, 3b ...... 4 1 overtime to pull out a victory. comers. The chief weakness, if originally intended to bring the Chitwood Thrill Show. Vito: “There was a teen­ fect you? I San Francisco (Marichal 17-8) Needham, lb ...... 4 ^ Jim Reynolds and Dave Melo- 619 plays and passed 326 times. cinnati, 93; Banks, Chicago, 84. Riverside will be rating special "Not really. I ’m not aware RUkrdan, \t ...... 0 Einy, is at safety. Karl Kassulke | team to the South in 1966, but (Chitwood's daredevils, a favor­ ager several years ago who Chicago (Ellsworth 12-8) at .. 4 0 dy had 13 points apiece for tot "Tommy Mason and Bill Hite — Rose, (Cincinnati, 146; attention tonight, since the com­ of them most of the time.” Captain Dick Horton of Read­ Rohlin. d ...... 3 Brown are aa good as you could and Larry Vargo did a good job t was refused permission by other ite of fans for a quarter of a petition lor championship hon­ recruited something like 700 I Cincinnati (Nuxhall 8-3) night By BOB LEERIOHT f e r , though. By some miracle Norelka. ct-p ...... 2 01 younger Eagles. ; members of the National Clemente, Pittsburgh, 143. Oh, come now! ing, Mass., led Dartmouth's ____ ... ./ s A rrmm* VMA/I* (t *r\ tVlto Hoffmaj). ri .... want for runners,” said the last year but rookie Jeff Jordan | This service Home runs—Mays, San Fran­ century, feature a large troupe ors is heading into the home people across the nation for St. Louis (Gibson 14-8) at Mil- CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — A Cheyenne East made it to the .. 4 1 League because of a threat of of the most talented stunt men a Rocky Colavlto fan club. "Believe it or not. Now, I waukee (Clonlnger 16-8), night baseball team in hitting for the state basketball tournament. D. Malone, c ...... 4 J Dutchman. ”We need somebody of Tulsa may edge one. cisco, 30; Callison, Philadelphia stretch. With about a month to don’t get me wrong, I don’t Wgh school football player K. Malone, m .. .. 2 BEC SOFIBAIX Van Brocklin expects to carry ' court action. in the business. There will be 27 It was fantastic. She even Philadelphia (Running 13-7) at third stalght season, hitting She chaperoned the' six pom­ dontinuing on the unbeaten behind Mason and hope Phil and McfCovey, San FYanclsco, go, the jalopy, novice and Fig­ ignore anybody — especial­ .325. His Eastern League aver­ wears 20 pounds of protective King con do the job. We’re also three quarterbacks with Ron may save 26. acts in a two-hour demonstra­ ure-8 contests are tighter than collected dues to finance a I Houston (Bruce 7-14), night equipment — and causes his pon girls through four days and Totals 33 6 3 roak, the Walnut Barbers edged tion of auto and motorcycle ma­ newspaper all about me.” ly kids. I was one once my­ New York (Jackson 6-16) at age was .371. nights of a basketball tourna­ (*) figuring on Lance, Rentzel VanderKelen and rookie Bob ; Stolen bases — Campaneris, Stolen bases—Wills, Los An­ ever. self and can remember parents about 10,000 worries a . Paul Dodge Pontiac, 4-1, last (rookie from Oklahoma) aa a Berry of Oregon behind Tarken­ nia. Chitwood, smd his ons, Joie Was the paper any good? I Los Angeles (Koufax 19-4), night ment. 0 0 night at Mt. Nebo. The winners - Kansas City, 86; Cardenal, Los geles, 76; Brock, St. Louis, 46. Danny Gaudloai of Water- chasing after autographs of o f season. FarreU, If ...... running back. ton. Berry has been impressive t Angeles, 34. Jr., are the stars of the crowd­ "I, uh, thought the sub­ Wednesday’s Gaines The grandfather all golf Rice, of ...... 1 0 bunched their runs in the early your life I Pitching—Koufax, Los Ange­ bury, shooting for his second my own. But when I ’m tournaments, says the Encyclo­ But have you heard about the Of course, I didn’t get off scot "Our receivers are going to in camp. Doubles — Oliva, Minnesota, les, 19-4, .826; Ja y and Nuxhall, pleasing presentation. ject matter was excellent.” Pittsburgh at San Francisco free. The chaperone couldn't Benson pr-c< ...... ^ ^ innings, thi|||game turning into strsUght jalopy crown, is being What happened to the girl working, I don’t have time St. Louis at Milwaukee, N pedia Americana, is the British clothing problems and worries Avedesuui. ph . .. . be great. Paul Flatley is one of Bobby Walden developed Into I 39; Yastrzemskl, Boston, 27. Cincinnati, 8-8, .727. Joie Sr. started building his strongly challenged by Bob for that sort of thing. Trou­ caused by a high school cheer- Uke all the girls and luggage In Dixon p-lb ...... 0 0 a pitching allB|hetween the Wsti- and the club? Chicago at Onclnnati, N Open. The first championship Spadola. 3b ...... the best in the league at split the league's top punter as a , Triples — Campaneris, Kan- Strikeouts—Koufax, Los Ange­ reputation as a driver with flair Black of Springfield, Bill Greco ble is, some people cem’t un­ leaderT one car so I drove a carload to 0 0 nut’s Jim Si^P^and Dodge’s end and Hal Bedaole at tight rookie in 1964. Fred Cox will ' aas City, 11; Apaiiclo, Balti les, 263; Veale, Pittsburgh and and courage when he was still "Oh, she got married or Philadelphia at Houston, N was held in I860 on the Prest- Laramie. It was a typical ifockett. rf ...... Q Q Jim Mlstretta. ^ Of New Haven and Jerry Hu- something. As for the club, derstand this.” New York at Los Angeles, N wick course in Scotland. Troubles begem in our house­ SaiTiueUan, c ...... end is the fastest end we have. handle the place kicking again. . more, 10. Gibson, St. Louis, 186. in his teens. From 1936-1941 he miston of Hazardville. What people? hold years ago when youngest March day — snow and wind. Sitan, 3b ...... 1 0 Joe Twaronlte paced'the vic- reigned as national AAA dirt I don’t know. I’m not In the We were caught In a blizzard Bednarcyk. ss ... 1 9 tors with three hits while Steve Ray Stefanlk of Springfield demand I used to be and "The wise guys. The little daughter, Robin, won the cheer­ Marvolis, lb ...... track champion and later he be­ punks who ask you for an leading tryouts at Carey Junior and sUlled near the top of Sher­ Renlaon, p ...... g g McAdam and Mlstretta had two came a regular entry in the In­ leads the novices, with Bob many of the early clubs •Pitchers Watch Closely man Hill for two hours. About DlNuccI, ph ...... 0 0 apiece. Dave White homered for BRAKE REIINING autograph and if you have High. It was a bright day in her Goodreau of Ludlow and Luke have died out. Once you are Curran, p ...... dianapolis 600, auto racing's to refuse for some reason, life — but the sU rt of gloomy 100 yards ahead waa a six-car 2 Walnut. most grueling event. In recent Scanlon of Northampton close traded (from Cleveland to accident. And, of course, the 5 0' Don Cromwell accounted for Detroit to Kansas CMty and they get smart. Some of ' ones for mama and papa. Totald years, he has concentrated his behind. them are pretty nasty.” Nothing Will Stop Wills cheerleaders had to practice — .....South...... Windsor ...... 060—6 Dodge's only score, s home run Bill Treadwell of Springfield back to Cleveland) people First cams tho bill for pretty energies on the skills of stunt So it seems that even the In my ear. the sixth. Eric Ozols had two OUR DtKRTS 00 A U TN N : still clings to the front position lose Interest. But I suppose gold and black uniforms, gold Muri)hj driving. Rock has his detractors. The and black megaphones — and Robin was picked as a junior Bednarcy*.areyk. Dixon: lob-!(9ouUi Wind-1 ilii® 1°*^ ill® losers F 0 M),CHCV.,n.YM. The show, considered one of In the wild Flgure-8 division. there are a few fan clubs From Escapades on Bases varsity cheerleader her junior SOT 3,, 'VVfet Hartford 10. Teachers and Army k Na'vy left somewhere.” sight of him knocking clods gold and block everything else. year. Here's where I learned Sb, K K. MlMalone. SKon; Far- Club meet tomorrow night. It * COMPACT CARS There are indeed.. Ringo from his cleats may mak&a The parents worked out a deal rell. RIcr. Rice. Starr should be so popular. dame forget there are still to swap transportation on out-of- another lesson. 'The pretty black Pltchlns, Ip er bb so the Teachers win, they play "No’Hitters Are Jinx' dishes at home In the sink, NEW YO RK (AP) — 1>got to break loose,” said toe town trips. Unfortunately I drew and blue pompon uniform juat Murphy, M 0 3 3 Paul Dodge Friday night. It A t . Inspect IqidreuHc qnttsi And although the Colavlto fleetfooted shortstop of the Los JaoAs, (W), 1| 0 3 0 k Courier ceased publication but a kid with a slingshot The element of surprise is the trip to Laramie some ^flO wasn't suitable for a junior var- 0 1 2 N triumphs. It creates s tie 81TMMERTIME COMBO <^>try another. If that doesn’t pro- lor letksii ted eorroelw Angeles Dodgers. ’’I know there Norelka. 3 for third place that will be play­ in his pocket is more realis­ miles distant. This meant eight clty cheerleader. It meant an­ Dixon, ( l i ) 71 1 3 « In the heat of summer when diKe either, follow Mercury’s with the matriculation to gone. The pitchers are is more pressure on me this 0 1 0 8 . Inipect brake dnsM wNk Mickey Lolich Odd Ball, marriage of its editor, to­ tic. He wants a handshake, teen-aga girls jammed into a other set of uniforms for the Renlson. I ed off Friday night with the win­ fish are fat, content, and lulled advice to try both. not a hearthrob, a signature watching him closer than year because the pitchers are whole crew. And more trips, Curran, 1 0 0 3 ner meeting Dodge Monday. to near insensibility by soaring Remember: "Doublin’ up’’ precliion mkroswltr day’s club members still re­ watching me closer than ever station wagon; yelling, scream Hbp—by Dixon (K. Malone): wp— ceive official membership not a smile. ever before. Rival players screaming girls, mustard and Renlson; pb — Samuellan. D. Ma­ Umpires and league commis­ tamperatures, there may not be can be summertime's mo^c before. They throw at my legs Ing and singing all tho way. 4 . kiepect brike iprtei* mM i Yet Effective as Pitcher cards, buttons, photog;raphs, And what do they say rough him up because they After too game, Robin cooed; hamburgers. lone; atf.—U47; t—3:86. sioners will meet Wednesday a hire in the tackle box that combo. when I ’m hitting and the base- tension n t if t bite of grass from Uielr when they dra’t get one or "Daddy, please got hambur' Now she Is a senior. I lost night at 8 at the East Side Rec. will arouse their Interest. think he’s trying to sho’w men make the unnecessary hard hero’s front yard, et cetera, the otherJ^ll won’t be re­ gers and milk shakes for thb again last spring. Robin was Walnut 012 011 1—4-18-0 When no single approach ADO ONLY $S TOR NEW YORK (NEA) — Dressen’s office, counted corded here. them up. Opposing teams tag. elected to the varsity cheer­ Dodge 000 001 0 -1 - 7-8 8 . Inspect emeiitnqr brsM out five $20 bills and laid et cetera. whole gang." Nicklaus Leads seems to work, then try two, MBDIUM SIZE CARS Detroit's Mickey Lolich al­ That would be a knock on drench the basepaths in "But that only makes me leading team. And hers came Slegal and Ansaldi; Mlstretta cablet and kibrlcats them on the desk. ‘ And naturally, they learn But too next year she wasn't a urge the ftehlng specialists at Sports Schedule most pitched a non-hitter the Rock. more determined, more eager to another lesson. Varsity cheer­ and Ansaldi, Gentilcore 6. install ami custom ADD ONLY $8 FOR against Minnestota a couple "What’s that for 7’’ asked the club motto: "Don’t I an effort to slow him up. Tm cheerleader. She’- moved up to In Golf Earnings Mercury outboards. In fact, they Knock The Rock.” And besides, some of the Even his teammates some- create situations. always leaders just can’t be seen in the say, mid-summer affers a Ht premium Wagner of years ago . . . but he’s Dressen in awe. striving to disturb the pitcher, Mgh echool where the sopho­ LAROC CARS "From time to time the club ladies may be reading. I times resent his burning obses­ more girls are pompon girls. same uniform for football as for ctaixie for both the dedicated Tiiofiday, Aug. 10 linings. glad be dldn’L "My fine,’’ said Lolich clubs have communicated sion to steal bases. But nothing force him into extra exertion. basketball. So, already It's cost PALM BEACH GARDENS, Basketball -Cloimts vs. Cer- < "Gosh,’’ ho says, "no-hlt- and he walked out, never to Bo papa shelled• ilied out egaln for Fla. (AP) — Jack Nicklaus’ vic­ ’Rock Stewards bait flaherman and artificial ad­ 7 . Bleed bydrtuHc syttCM end with me,” Cilavlto was Paul Blair, rookie outfielder or nobody Is going to stop Mau- 1 try to upset the other team’s a couple week’s pay checks for dict to quiet their feud and ])oi>l vlnl's, 8; Moriurty's vs. West ters are Just a ^ x . 1 don’t mention It again. strategy, take advantage of black, blue and white pompon tory In the Philadelphia Golf add secteury fluid saying the other day. "Most­ wlth the Baltimore Oriodes, stole ry Wills from running and run- ulnforms and pompons. a basketball cheerleading uni­ their skills to mutual advantage. Siders. 9:15, Charter Oak. want any part of them. I Lolich Is a left-handed ly they ask us for things like 34 bases in 46 attempts with nlng and running. every lapse.” form, a football cheerleadlng Classic Sunday Increased his Cracking Whip Moriartv's vs. Pellin’s, Mt. Ad|utt brakes to sMSulac- JUST SAY never pitch one.’’ Wills' 72 stolen bases In hla It was another year of the 1966 earnings to $126,188 on the The old trick of combining loUapalooea on the H ger gloves or balls or pictures. Elmira in toe Eastern League I "A feeling comes over me same — out-of-town trips with uniform and, believe It or not, a phigrB and minnows is about a.s Nebo. 6:1.^ lurtr't aptciUctlioet 'CHARGE r r Now that’s odd coming team. He talks upside down A few have asked me to In 1964. that Tve got to run, that Tve team’s first 106 games attest to traveling uniform. pro golf tour. SALEM, N. H. (AiP)— The from one of baseball’s top his success. He has perfected ahrleklng, screaming girls; old as the dugout canoe. And Wednesday, Aug. 11 and reasons In curves. And mustard and catsup dripping These girls even bought shoes Hie Professional Golfers As­ Rockingham Park stewarde are hitching flies to lures Is not new. Teachers vs. A *N , Mt. Nebo, twlrlers. toe art of stealing aa no man sociation weekly standings when a scribe once asked out of hamburgers. ,llhe — one set for traveling cracking the whip on careless Yet, for some reason, during the 6:15. But then, so’s Mickey . . . him how he was thinking has before him. Y et he concedes My hat goes off to on# moth- and another pair for toe game. showed Nicklaus has won al­ jockeys. QUICK -STOP odd, that is. He’s hard to It Is getting more and more heat of a flehtng session, many Basketball — McGehan’s vs. during a particularly windy most twice the money oollsoted Two more riders, George well chosen word# of advice Dixon’.1, 8; Culbros vs. Hawks, figure as an Einstein equa­ game, he replied; -v. dlflloult for him to steal bases. by Tony Lems, the tour’s sec­ Munsell and Rafael Tejada, “They’re always expecting me airs forgotten. f . 9:15, Charter Oak. tion. And more funny things "WeU, when It was blow-^ ond-ranking player, whose total drew flve-day euspeneions for Morlorty's vs. Herb’s, Dillon happend to him ttan to a to steal,” he said, "so 1 no Regardleea of the waters, Ing toithc right, I thought to Oaks Sign New Linebacker^ Is $69,789. race Infractions Monday. The Stadium. 5:30. B R A K E AD JUSTMENT fresh or salt, tandem arrange­ comic on bis way to the the­ longer have toe advantage of Nicklaus won $114,000 In POA I t the left, 1 was thinking to surprise." suepenslons will run from Aug. ments wil'l often produce re­ TliiirNday, Aug. ater. the right" sanctioned events and $U,1S8 in ia-16. Basketball^- - Grads vs. In­ U ke the time he failed to Attempting to score In a sults when single offerings fall. Often, those who don’t Prep for Richmond Game other matches. Lema’s PGA Good Jane, e Rhode Island- dians, 8; Hawks vs. Morlnrty's, ♦ « | show up for spring training game with the Chicago Cubs earnings are $62,716 and unoffi­ The most unsophisticated ap­ Us Tareyton smokers would rather fight than switch i” catch on think he’s some a couple of ysara ago. Wins bred 4-year-old filly, won the 9:15, Charter Oak. and Detroit management cial winnings $7,063. $6,000 Mlllsfleld Purse before a proach Is to simply hook a Telephone vs. Gem, Mt. Nebo, OUR EXPERTS DO ALL THi$; called up his home to ques­ kind of nut was blocked at the plate by worm, shrimp or other ball rollowlng Saturday , nlfht’s*play ^“Lywra at tta Gary Player Is third, with of­ sweltering crowd of 10,313. 6:15. tion toe delay. The Mick "During the game I’m cAtcher Dick B e r t e ll , who slty of Maryland, pUylng and, right on to a spoor or Jig. The * Adtuat brakai to swnutoc- serious," he says. 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Call e49..'tS68 siding, central location, Belfl- heat, shade trees, nicely - InOludad $14,000 — Largs 8 bedroom 2-car farage> delqxo racea. Au conerata rapalra. W flY - house broken. 648-8681. for overnight and permaient ora Agency, 048-5131. landscaped lot, Immediate oc­ baths, flra aterm airatein. I ! THREE ROOM apartment, 464 Suburban For Rent THREE FAMILY — Hey, Ranoh, garage, flraplsce, lot cupancy. Lawrence F, Flano, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADYT. Raaaoaably prload. 64S-0U1. 8 Modem Rooma Fiurttuie gueet ratee.______Main 81., $g0. 649-8229, 9-5. ALUMINUM siding is only one Intercom ayatem, kttehen - | FREE — for good home, look me over. Top condi* 130 X 876, tress, suburban. Realtors, 646-0434, 648-3766, 743- brick wall and oounter | MONDAY tlttu nUDAY WjM A.M. — SATUBDAY • AM. adorable calico kittens. CaU Appllanoaa, Lot No. S9S CT-ba N fumirtied room for a COUNTRY UVINO, Bolton (ten­ tlon, 5 roome each apart­ feature of this 6 room Oolonlal Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 6864. 10 Pc. Bedroom Set MODERNIZED 7 room duplex, ter apartments, 3 rooms, re- off Bast Center Street, 1% with bullt-lns, formal «lto- { 649-3380. renUeman, central. Call Mrs. plus attic and cellar, garage ment, oU steam heat, nice 649-0834. tng room, Uvlng room wltA ) Household SorvicM S Po. Uvlng Room Set DaMutS. 648-9868. frigerator, stove. Individual yard, east side. Live In one baths, garage, beautiful back VERNON ST near schoolds, 8- PLEASE READ YOUR AD AKC German Shepherd pupplee, 38 Pc. Kitchen Set Included, convenient location thermostat, hot water. CaU 643- CXJVBNTRY — clean 4 room fireplace and beamed cell- i Offered • 13-A 849-2130, apartment, let other two yard, $17,600. Belfiore Agency, bedroom, oversized Cape, full riM>rTf or AAT wo talna ovw tho i^no m * 4 pure white, excepUonally Den or Spare Bedroom Set ro o m for lady or gentleman, 4313. pay your mortgage. 641-5131. Cape, paneled living room, full shed dormer, fireplace, enclos­ Inge, well to wall oaroete * oearaolMioo. Tlio odrorttiw tfconM roo4 hto tho WBOT HOUSEHOLD Furniture re­ beautiful. Breed for tempera $8 A WBBK aulet. Inquire 334 Charter Oak basement. Only flO.OOO. Leon­ ed breezeway, garage, large Ing, 8 generoue etsed bed- i FTVE ROOM apartment, first BOLTON Lakafront — Year NEAR CRYSTAL LAKE— B Is for BIO -- If you’re look­ ard Agency, Realtors, 646 rooms, outetde rear fire- .r. i DAY R APPBARS oad BBPORT ERRORS In tlmo for tho stored and refinished, colors ment. 743-8670. 1844 Street. 64S-S868. floor, 87 Beaman Circle, one lot. Owner, Call 649-8667. Mart iMortlno H m Barmid R reoponoiblo for only ONE Inooi^ changed. Call for aatlmata M9- round house, 4 rooms, refriger­ On main road. Approxi­ ing for a 7 room Colonial with 0469. place, attractive deadend ,, ! n o t or omitted tneortlon for any advertloMneat and then only 8649. MIDGET’S pupplee need homes, child, no pets, Immediate oc­ ator, stove, $125., Immediate mately 1 % acres, % sere 3-car garage and whits tool street, over one acre M , ^ t to the ostent of n *innko yood” Ineertlon. Errora whhdi do not BSgal type, free. CaU 649- d is c o u n t f u r n i t u r e p-uaNISHED room with all im­ cupancy, $08 monthly. 649-0147. occupancy. 948-4881. lawn, % acre woods, 4 bed­ shed on a large shade and fruit VERNON - aoee to schools. only $31,600. V j iMoai the vnlDO of the odvortieemeot wUl not bo eomotod by REWEAVINQ of bums, moth WAREHOUSE provements. 186 BIssell St. rooms, breeseway, large tree dotted lot, call us. Out­ Three bedroom Ranch, 1% BOLTON LAKEFRONT holes. Zippara repaired. Win­ LUXURIOUS 4V4 duplex apnri- baths, fireplace, bullt-ins, car­ LAWRENCE F. HANO' ; 8580 MAIN STRBBT, 533-7340 ments, soundproof. First floor ‘ garage. Belling at FHA ap­ skirts, but still in Manchester. dow shades made to measure, Hartford, CconeoUeut A'TTRACriVB sleeping room Resort Property praised value, 2 full batlie. Belfiore Agency, 648-5131. peting. Roomy, cozy, charm­ REALTORS 648-3766 all Hsea Venetian blinds. Keys Articles For Sale 45 gentleman, ahower, private en —front and rear yard en­ For Rent 67 ing. $16,900. Barrows A Wal­ Year ’round gracious living. fRoekrillo, ToB VToo) made while you wait. Tu>a ra- Formerly F^iUer Brueh BMg, trance, free parking. Apply 166 trances, living room large, din­ BOLTON — 4-bedroom Co­ DRIVE BY 62 Baldwin Road lace. 649-6306. Quality home In exclualva PATCH QUILTS, potholders, ing room, kitchen modem, re­ COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent lonial, brand new, large lot. community on , beautiful cordera for rant. Marloww M7 and handkerchiefs for sale. 878- •pruce St, and you’ll want to go in. (tell BOLTON LAKB-610,600. PrN ] 643-2711 875-3136 Main.. M0-622L Open Monday Through frigerator, free-standing range — Small waterfront cottages, us first and we’ll make the ar­ ANDOVSai — Everythin you lake. 142 Keeney Dr.4 Six vate beach, vacant 3% room-’ 9386. 338 Tunnel Road, Vernon. In color, birch cabinets, hood August and SeptemlMr. Call BOLTON — 8 - bedroom rangements. Sunny, automatic want, 8 room Raised Ranch, rooms, three bedrooms, Ranch, etone fireplace wttA-, Saturday Raised Ranch, brand new, split level, glass porch, LOFTY PILE, free from soil Is Apartment Buildings disposal, half bath. Second 643-2693, 640-49to. kitchen, formal dining room with 6 acres and trout brook. heatalator, recent nimece and r 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. floor - 2 bedrooms, 4 closets, large lot. flreplaced living room, natural Bal Air Real Estate. 643-6332, basement garage, 1 % aluminum elding, covered rear ; BuUdlng—ContractinY 14 the carpet cleaned with Blue Tenements 63 MADISON, New Hampshire — baths, bullt-ins, 76 feet < Treoble Rtadilig Our Athrertistr? Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- full ceramic bath colored, car­ COMMERCIAL PROPER­ woodwork. Lovely treed and 649-4698. patio, out building, high ae- : CALL — ASK FOR DAVID LOOKINQ for anything In real peted staircase and many ex­ small, clean cottage, nicely lake frontage, 310 feel NEWTON H. SMITH A SONS— er $1. The Sherwln • Williams furnished. 3 bedrooms, family TY A ACREAGE — South landscaped lot. Belfiore Agen­ $11,9M — HOT value in cool deep. Your own beach, eumable mortgage, nice neigh- ; Remodeling, repairing, recrea­ m tw in bedroom eet, maple, $180; •atale rentals — apartmsnU, tras. Just like owning your own Windsor, 950 feet on Route cy, 648-6131. borhood. Lawrence F. Ftano, - 24-Hour Ausworiuc Sonrico Co, homes, multiple dwelUngs, call home, basement storage, on room with fireplace, electric Bolton. Four room Ranch with Florida bound owner. 649- tion rooms, additlona, garages, SV4 h-P- outboard motor, $80; kitchen, dinette, inside toilet, 6, near Moore's, 760 feet on partial basement and a big 3953. ReeUtors, 648-3766. concrete work. Call 649-3144. PICNIC TABLES, all slies and 7V4 h.p. outboard motor, |76. j. D. Realty, 64»«139. bus line. Rent very reasonable. railroad. EMBARRASSINGLY Tnie Froo to Hirald Roadors Call evenings for appointment, screened, go6d road, near Builder has shifted construe 2-car garage, excellent condi­ BOLTON — Immaculate over­ Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 styles, from 6 foot $12.50, de 646-8623. TOREB r o o m apartment, lakes, golf, antique shops, $50 tion throughout. Lot is wood­ Wont Information on one of onr ohwalflod advertRementaf Ho CARPENTRY — S3 years’ ex­ Money to Loan 29 llvered. W. ".Inker, Plnney 643-4749 or 949-3568 YOUNG, LOVELY and Not tlon operations, left with this sized 6 room Cape, 2 batlie perience. Ceilings and floors MAPLE bedroom aet, full and glove, refrigerator, 247 No Weekly. Owner, 878-2272, 367 one -room Raised Ranch ed with plenty of privacy. T.J. aanwor at tho telophono Hotadf Simply onO tho A FRESH START v/Ul lump FTJLL - TIME carpenters and ACCOUNTING Assistant to as­ Street, Hmingtoa, 876-0897 «f- Engaged. 8 rooma, 1 % 8 Crockett. Realtor, 643-1577. COVENTRY - $18,800. 8-bed rooms, formal dining room, ga­ tiled, porchee, rec rooms, ga­ twin sized box springs and mat­ Main St„ Can 649-6229 , 9-6. FOUR ROOM first floor apart­ 4797 (New Hampshire). baths, 2-zone heat, acre Built to sell for $23,900., yours room Ranch, nice lot, fine rage, enclosed patio, beautiful your debts Into one easy pay­ carpenters helpers. Call John sist office manager in accumu tar 4. ment, centrally located for a rages, additions, attics finish­ lation of data and preparation tress, two divans, three ma­ COVENTRY LAKE — available lot, Manchester rural zone. today for $22,600. Act prompt SOUTH WINDSOR — 6% room shrubbery, very good condition half acre, treed lot. Paeek EDWARDS ed. remodeled, concrete work. ment If you have equity In L Wennergren Co. 643-6803, SALES AND Service on Ariena ple chests, four plastic captain $yiD HAVE custamora waiting middle aged couple. 643-6016. ly. Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. property, call Frank Burks tc after 6 p.m. of financial statements, excel­ for the ranUl c< your apart­ beginning, August 9. 4 nice BRAND NEW — 5% room Ranch, large lot, walk-out J. D. Realty Oo., 643-5129. Realty, 289-7475 , 648-7208. No job too small. Immediate lent growth potential, fringe Hahn EcUpae, Jacobson lawn chairs. 849-3807. basement, with three partly ANSWERINO SERVICE estimates. 643-3629. dlacuaa ways and meana Con- mowers. Also Homellte chain ment or boma. J. D. Realty, THREE ROOM apartment, 21 rooms, with enclosed porch, $40 Ranch, $15,900. Completed MANCHESTER — 7 room necUcut Mortgage ExchangA benefits, salary commensurate BIGGEST BARGAIN 448-5130. C5iestnut St., second floor, weekly, 643-8404 to your own satisfaction. Raised Ranch, fireplaces completed rooma, 4 \ per cent t, Hartford, 246- with ability. Sand resume to saws and International Cub Ca 2 assumable mortgage. Leonard DION CONS’TRUCnON CO. — 16 tawls S t det Tractors. Rental equipment IN TOWN .stove, refrigerator, heat and Crystal Lake Rd., fireplace, baths, dining room, family Complete building service. New 8897. Box S, Manchester Herald. NEW 3-room country apart­ hot water, $86. monthly. Call Agency Realtors, 646-0469. and shaipenlng aervlca on aU TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING ments, garages, all electric, deluxe built - in electric room, patio. large lot with Malaysia^ Singapore Try MM5N - S75-K 1I construction, alterations or ad­ 1 , 2, or 3 YEARS TO PAY between 7-8 p.m., 643-4522. Wanted To Rent 68 stove, large lot. trees, 2-car garage. Phllbrlck and learn yoor meooace. You’ll hoar from onr admedooe In JM CARPENTERS MAN WANTED to better his makes. L A M Equipment nice suburban setting. $90. per COVENTRY — authentic 7 room ditions. Roofing, siding, paint­ Oorp., Route 88, Vernon, 876 "SUPER DELUXE” Agency, 649-8464. brick Colonial. Over 1,100 feet Mm,. wHfaont opondlny all ovonlny at tho telephone. ing, etc. 64S-4S62, 648-0896. Private Instructions 32 present position. We have month, no lease. Leonard THREE ROOMS for rent, in­ RESPONSIBLE family needs openings for an experienced 7609. Mancheeter Exchange — 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE bedroom suburban home, frontage on Route 44A, fields, For Harmonious Relation^ ATTENTION ’Tractor ’Ti'aller and ALL 100% GUARANTEED Agency, Realtors, 646-0466. quire at 32 CSiurch St., any­ KEITH AGENCY FIVE ROOM Ranch, enclosed QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, r^rlgeratlon service man, and Ekiterpris 1946. time. children. Excellent references breezeway, attached two - car outbuildings. Leonard Agency AatomobilM For Salt 4 Trainees. Men 19 and over are experienced oil burner serv­ ONLY $433 STILLMAN A BEA KEITH Realtors, 646-0469. dormers, porchea, basements SCREENED LOAM — for the $16.18 Dellvera 649-0444. garage, rec room, many ex­ I^ALA LUMPUR. Malaysia^ ate Malay supremacy In Ma-^.: refinisheid, cabinets, bullt-lna, needed at once to train for ice man and an experienced oil IHREE R(X)M apartment, 470 (AP) — Malaysia and Singapore layeia. UUranationallst Malaya ; 1967 DeSOTO Plredotne, all au­ high paying Jobs as ’Tractor- CARPENTER’S truck driver. Call Hartford best in lawns and gardens from $16.18 Month Main St., $60. Call 649-5229 , 9-5. 197 N. MAIN ST. 649-1922 tras. Excellent neighborhood, tomatic, good condition, needs formica, aluminum, vinyl, our screening plant. Andover- — LOOK WHAT — Furnished Apartments 63-A convenient, schools, shopping. appeared ready today to work feared he would unite his forces ; HERALD steel, ceramo siding. William Trailer Drivers if qualified. 527-4261. Business Property in harmony if they can reconcile with the large Chineae popula- ' tires. Call 648-6475, after 5 p.m. Earnings $200. per week salary Columbia. DeUvered. George — YOU GET — fo u r r o o m apartment, third ONE AND TWO room furnished Priced low 20's. Call owner $9999.99 Robbins Carpentry Service, and up. Many jobs available. HELPERS DRIVEJR for light deliveries H. Orlfflng, Inc., 742-7888. 16-PIECK BEDROOM floor, stove, adulte. Call 649- For Sale 70 649-5762. Singapore's desire for trade tion on the Malayan mainland'* 1958 FORD —Standard trans­ 649-3446. apartments. Heated. Kitchen $14,500—Six room Colonial, ga­ with Indonesia and Malaysia's and gel control of the govern- DOX LETTERS Budget plan available also. For I Orlnold Auto Parts, 191 Center IS-PIBXIB LIVING ROOM 8679.______set, refrigerator, bedroom set. MAIN STREET elte, near Cen­ rage, 1 % acres, garden, fi-ult VERNON—10 room older mission, radio heater, |2S0. Call details phone 246-7771 anytime. St. LOAM SALE! Clean $14. loam 12-PIECE KITCHEN CAPE eXJD, 6 room house, In fears of Indonesian aggression. ment. 568-0715. CARPENTRY —Concrete steps, now $12.60. Fill, gravel, sand, Gas range. Free electricity, ter, with building of 6,500 sq. and shade trees, suburban, Henry Street area, near bus­ home on quiet reeidential Statements Issued by leaders Lee said Rahman told him 1 floors, hatchways, remodeling steady Employment — PLUS — J1 HUNTINGTON St.—6 rooms, gas. Low rent. Inquire Apart­ ft. Many potentials. Will fi­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, F o r T ort stone, manure, white sand for ESLBCTRIC REFRIGERATOR first floor, sunporch, adults, line and school, reasonable street. Six bedrooms plus of the two governments fol­ separation was the only alterna- - CHEVROLET — 1958, Bel Air, porches, garages, closets, ceil­ sand boxes and pools. 643 ment 4, 10 Depot Square. nance. Owner 649-0339, 9-5. 649-5324. price, immediate occupancy, two-car garage and work­ lowing Singapore's sudden with­ live to racial strife and rejected * ings, attics finished, rec rooms Help Wanted—^Female 35 52 Weeks a Year PART-TIME Janitor, from 6 TV SET AND RANGE stove, refrigerator, washer shop. Im m olate occu­ In fo m a tio a automatic transmiasion, power to 10 p.m. 649-5335. 9604. available. 646-^617. INVESTMENT property, 4-fam- MANCHESTER — Ranch, 4 owner transferred out of area, drawal from the federation his plea for a looser federation. ; ateerlng and power brakes, fo rc e s. No Job too small. D A WATIHESSEIS wanted, days and Free storage until wanted. EYee no agents. 649-4804. pancy, low mortgage a«- stressed coexistence and coop­ Government leaders of the • D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. Excellent Wages AIR FILTERS, most sizes In delivery. Free set up by our lly house, g o ^ location in rooms, 2 bedrooms, built-in air- sumptlon. good transportation. flOO. 875- nights, full time, pcu't-tlme, PART-TIME, meat and counter BIX ROOM duplex, 3 bedrooms, AVAILABLE now at Oak Lodge, Rockville, $330 Income per conditioner, large shade trees eration. Borneo states of Sarawak and ? THE HERALD will not 54U. must have experience with food man, Saturdays and Sundays stock for your window or cen own reliable men. adult children only. Inquire 31 MANCHESTER — Large Oolo­ "We now separate on terms of Sabah, the two remaining part- - diacloao the identity of tral air-conditioning unit. T.P. Please note: Appliances are re­ 3'. identity can follow thlo In person, Marlow's Inc., 89 DATA PROCESSING clean the spot with Blue Lqs- SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT house and outbuildings. Can be nomic and defense matters. for a plebiscite to determine tf : proooduro: 1947 FORD, slightly customized, Main S t AN EXPERIENCED car polish tre. Rent electric shampooer If you have no means of trans­ FOUR RCX)M apartment, cen­ ANDOVER — Two room fur- Hutchins Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER — Six room ideal for high school student, Roofing and Chimneys 16-A nl.shed apartment, stove, re­ split up. Belfiore Agency, 648- 649-6324. Singapore Premier Lee Kuan the people want to remain in the 1 Enclooe your reply to the er and used car get ready man TRAINEE $1. Olcott Variety Store. portation, I’ll send my auto for trally located, heat, hot water, 5121. modem Ctepe, near schools, TWO FAMILY House, neat and ]I Yew accused Rahman of forcing federation. '7 box In an envelope — running condition,' 366. 644-0179. to start at once, top salary to you. No obligation on your part tdulU, $95. 643-2171, 648-8470. frigerator, all utilities, adults. bus, and shopping, ideal cen­ clean, ideal central location. | ROOnNO — Specialising r»- COMPLETE skin diving outfit, whatsoever, even U you Carl Steins, Route 6, 742-7278. COLONIAL—8 sparkling rooms, the break, but he too stressed Indonesians already were ' ,addrooeed to the Claaal* 1963 DODGE Dart G.T., Bucket pedring roofs of all kinds, new right man. Call or see Mr. Work experience or college completely enclosed yard, near tral location. Priced to sell, Two furnaces, 2 car garage the need for working relations claiming a victory over the fed--: .fled Ifanacer, Mancheeter Myette at Burnside Motors, excellent condition, best of don’t buy. LOVEILY 3V4 room apartment, BOLTON — 84 acres, Belfiore Bel Air Realtors, 648-9332. Bel Air Realtors 643-9332. seats, fully equipped, one own­ roofs, gutter work, chLiineyi not needed, excellent op» everything, including Aqua comer Oak and Cottage, heal, TWO and one half room apart­ schools and shopping, low pay­ between the two governments, eration. ? Bhrendny Herald toyethor cleaned, repaired. Aluminum “SEWING Blast Hartford, 289-0246. portunlty for recent hl^ Agency, 643-5121. ments, only $14,900. Lappen ,wlth a memo liatiny the er car. Immaciilate condition Master regulator, reasonable, A—L—B—E—R—T’—S hot water, refrigerator, range, ment, completely furnished. $22 MANGHESTER^IO room house. BOLTON — 5% room Ranch, particularly in trade. In Jakarta, First Deputy Pre- ' 643-4243. aiding. 80 years' eacperiance. BILEXITRICIAN’S helper, expe­ school graduate with above 649-3864. food disposal, master T V, com­ weekly. 875-6316. Agency, 649-5261, 649-6140. Ideal for large family or in­ rec room, 16x32 pool, softball Lee's deputy premier, Toh mier Subandrio laid Indonesia' oompanleo you do NOT Free estimates. Call Howley, average scholastic record, 43-45 ALLYN STREET (tein, declared that the cause­ will recognize Singapore if it A 'want to aee your letter. MACHINE rienced. CaU 644-1429 after 6 OPEI^ NIGHTS TILL 9 pletely .soundproof, $128 month­ Houses For Sale 72 law situation. 200x800 lot. Im­ field, trout brook, a private 1966 CHEVROLET — good con­ 648-6861, 044-8888. vrill be trained on IBM AIR - CONDITIONER, window ly. 643-2T86, 643-2370. MANCHESTER — executive 7 way linking Singapore with the "proclaims itself on lndei>end- - Your letter win be deo- dition, best offer. Call after 6 p.m. 1401 computer and related Busine.ss lAications room Cape, 2% baths, 2-car mediate occupancy. Bel Air park, $22,900. Lappen Agency, troyed If the advertiaer la unit, $76; automatic washer. BEDROOM SUITE — blond ma­ $14,400 — 3 bedroom Ranch, Realtors, 643-9332. 649-5261, 649-6140. Malayan mainland will "always ent state." He indicated that -; p.m., 643-6935. EXTRA INCOME — working data processing equipment. Sears, $26. After 6, call 649- MANCHESTER Garden Apert- For Rent 64 garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, be open to Malaysians." recognition might be withheld If 1 one you’ve mentioned. If Heating and Plumbing 17 OPERATORS” Apply hogany 6 pieces, plus foam rub­ built-ins, nice condition, large 28 foot family room, 16x32 ft. not it win be handled In part time evenings or week 3816. ber mattress, box spring. Three ments, 4',i rooms, heat, hot wa­ lot. Over 100 more listings of MANCHESTER — Convenient ELLINGTON - Immaculate 6% At the same time Lee said he Britain Is permitted to retain Its r ends, 10-20 hours per week, ter, stove, refrigerator, and BWtmmlng pool, lovely treed east side location, 4 room room Ranch on a nicely land­ hoped for diplomatic relations air and naval baaea in Singa- . the uaual manner. M A M Oil Service, plumbing PLEASANT WORKING living room chairs, all excel­ rent. all kinds. Call Ell.sworth A. lot. Hayes Agency, 648-4803. Trucks—^Tractors more or less hours if desired. BLUE LUSTRE not only rids lent condition. Other household parking one block from Main LARGE comer store for Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- home. 1 % baths, full basement, scaped 1 % acre lot, near gram­ and trade with Indonesia. pore. and heating, residential, com­ FIRST NATIONAL carpets of soil but leaves pile St. Completely redecorated. I reasonable. 643-7723. 1966 One ton Dodge pick-up, mercial and industrial, no Job CONDITIONS! Above average pay, tips, food Items. Call 649-3283. 6930. MANCHES'TEai — Spotless 6 2 ■ car garage, only $11,900. mar school and golf course. In­ “We can't allow that to hap­ The joint separation agree­ ■?l allowance and uniforms provid' STORES, INC. soft and lofty. Rent electric $120. 643-0000, 646-0090. Of­ Hayes Agency. 646-0131. cludes air-conditioning, combi­ pen," said Rahman. "We woUId ment calls for Singapore to re­ ■? Lost and Foond 1 new valves, king pins, good too small, 649-2871. ed. Applicant must be neat In PARK A OAKLAND AVEB. shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint and DESIRABLE Store oi office room Colonial, breezeway, ga­ take action." spect the status of the Britisj;. tires, mechanical tail gate, will fice 15 Forest St. space, ground floor, clean, at- MANCHESTER — New 7-room rage, 1% baths, 3 bedrooms, nation storm windows, partial­ B O m Plumbing A Heating — Experienced help and qual­ appearance with pleasant per BAST HARTFORD Wallpaper Supply. KBLVINATOR refrigerator — Garrison Colonial, 12x24 liv­ LARGE Attractive 5% room ly finished laundry and family Indonesia was one of Singa­ bases and permit their contin­ S^UND watch, comer of Porter lift 700 pounds, $276. or best FIVE ROOM, first floor flat, ’ractlve and reasonable. Apply large lot, fine location, only Ranch, garage. 1% baths, fire­ Repairs, alterations, electric ified trainees wanted. sonality. No experience neces­ good condition. 46 Benton St. ing room, family room, built- $20,500. Hayes Agency, 646- room, pull-out oven stove and pore's chief trading partners ued use for defense purposes, and Lancaster Rd. Cadi MS- offer. Call 876-0602. sary. Call Friendly Ice Cream CHILDREN’S wading pool, every room redone like new, Mr. COiasse, State Theatre, 11 place, only $16,900. Hutchins until Indonesian President Su­ Lee said he would abide by this. 5672. and gas hot water heaters, free bathlneta, sand box, also can­ a.m. - 8 n.m. in kitchen, spacious lot. Priced 0131. city water. Must be seen to be 0 Earn as you learn, excel­ Shop, 649-7738, after 7 p.m. AUTO MEX3HANIC. Pension big rooms, natural woodwork, Agency, Realtors. 649-5324. karno launched his military Britain has about 60.000 troops estimates. 643-1496. ning jars. 643-2670 after 5. right. Hayea Agency, 646-0131. appreciated. Immediate occu­ UMT — Bank Book No. SW28M, lent fringe benefits for aU. plan, two weeks paid vacation, Machinery and Tools 52 garage, refrigerator, stove, MANCHESTER — Large 6 room pancy, call owner, 876-7746. campaign to crush Malaysia. stationed In Malaysia to flgh]; Trailers— MAN TO deliver fuel oil, serv­ DESIRABLE office space avail­ MANCHESTER — Investor’s East Hartford Federal Savings. many other fringe benefits. See washer and dryer hook-up. able. 100 per cent location, new CX)NCORD RD. — Beautiful Ranch, 1% tiled baths, garage, The political-racial differ­ off Indonesia's military cam­ Mobile Homes 6-A Radio—^TV Repair ice and clean burners. Call A1 Patch, service manager. WORK BENCH, belt sander, mt- Central location, $120. monthly. Ranch, large living room, for­ special. Two family and store. WAPPING — privacy, sweep­ ences which led to the break paign. Call 644-0662. EIGHT CEDAR poles, 6 feet erometers, small tools, sized building, air-condltlontng, patio, hot water oil heat, bullt- FVlly rented. West side, extra Services 18 MANCHESTER MODES 649-9404, 649-9644. / Carter Chevrolet, 1229 Main St. Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. ample parking, desirable for mal dining room, cabburt ins, city utllitle.s, large treed ing views, cozy 6-room Ranch also remained evident. Informed oourcea In London FOUND — brown and white fe­ TENT Trailor, sleeps up to long, $2. 649-4161. blocks. Handy lathe, Uplng kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ building lot. Act now $24,900. eight, fully equipped, excellent doctor, dentist or professional lot, full basement, excellent among fine homes. Hutchins “Singapore will never rejoin said Singapore's breakaway will male. Call Lee Pracchia, Dog CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ PINE ST., MANCHESTER STOCKROOM attendent, high EIXHIBIT Builder Experienced head. 289-6727. SIX ROOM duplex, nice yard tion room, landscaped yard. condition, 3 years old. Charles Barrows A Wallace. 649-5306. Agency, Realtors, 646-5324. Malaysia in my lifetime," Lee Intensify Britain’s search for condition. 649-9530. school education, previous »x- only. Also, exhibit spray ^ n t - and porch, retired or working office. U & R Realty Co., Inc., Marion E. Robertson, Readtor, Warden, 643-8564. ice, avallabla all hours. SaUs- 643-2692. Lesperance, 649-7620. IDEAL for children, spacious 7 told newsmen. alternative bases In the East. factlDariua Lowe Is en route to Dog Warden, 643-8694 Driving Academy, 742-7249. SALAD MAN, experienced; nished, Will be rented for Sep­ closed porch, 2-car garage. MANCHESTER — 6 large room RafrigeratorB. waaben and employment, complete bene­ WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ tents or whole eststea. Funl- tember 7 - June 30, $176 month­ home, excellent for retirement 649-5306. Townspeople of two Utah com­ Tooele to pick up Hall and re­ ■tove moving snicialty. Folding dishwashers and porter. Apply Must be seen to be appre­ turn him to West Virginia. LOST — Female Boston Terrier, fit program. Including A pairing. Prompt service. Up to ture Repair Service, 643-7440. Alwa'ys In Style ly. Call J. D. Realty Co. 843 ciated. Quick occupancy. or starter home, garage, hot PAYMENTS munities have started a letter­ Garage—Service— chalie for rvVit 649-0783. TOYS . TOYS In person or call for appomt- and H Insurance, life in­ $20 on your old watch la water oil heat, fireplace, city MANCHESTER — 6-4 two fam­ writing campaign to help an Hall says ha gave up his free­ black and white. So. Windsor ment, EUlngton Ridge Country 5129. Shown by appointment. ily flat, near Center Street, all dom to “get It off my chest." tag. Reward Call 649-1777. surance, and pension, all trade. Cloaed Mondays. F. E. utilities, nicely treed and escaped murderer who lived Storage 10 TOYS dub, Abbott Rd., EUlngton, free. Write Box P, Man­ Bray, 737 Main Street, State shrubbed, quick occupancy. city utilities, $225. monthly in­ among them unsuspected for 16 "I never died — but It seems Painting—Papering 21 878-6291. chester Evening Herald, Theater BuildlngM INVITATION come, good investment or live years. like I died 10,000 times over th'4 WANTED TO RENT — garage Showy Shell! CHARLES LESPERANCE Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. in with small monthly pay­ AnnouncemMitt for two trucks. Call 640-9404 INTEIRIOR and exterior pidnt- Part-Time Work . . . FuU- PART - TIME night grocery stating business exper­ $80 Per Month Tilton James Hall, 69, arrived years — everytlme I saw an ience, educatlcm and sal­ TO BID SPARKUNO CAPE. Ideal tor ments. Only $18,900. Lawrence officer. A man learns to cry a 649-9644. log, wallpaper removed, fully Tlme Pay. Join . the Toy clerk, cashier, 21 or older. 188 Household Goods 51 649-7620 F. F^ano, Realtors, 646-0424, In Utah In May 1949. An em­ KLECTHOLUX Sales snd serv' Insured. Rene Belanger, 643- Party Plan with the moat ary requirements. Sealed bids will be received growing family, huge lot, llt- Will start you In a 4-room ploye of Western Pacific Rail­ lot." says the thin, dark-hairejt’ North Main Street. Ue traffic. An excellent buy at 643-2766, 742-6364. Ranch of your own. Call Hall. lee, bonded reprasent^ve. Al- 0612 or 644-0SO4. to offer. Oi^r 500 Name BVEHYTUING In sterUsed re- at the office of the General Man­ SEVEN ROOM oUlar homa, 4 road, Hall was known as Melvin id Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., 1,900 SQUARE FEET of stor­ Beat Hoetess and Dealer coaditlooed used furniture and ager, 41 Center Street, Man­ $14,500. Lappen Agency, 649- now. J. Hurley in Grantsville and He says ha never told of hli$ PAINTTNO, EXTERIOR and MATURE WOMAN to babysit bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x161. 6261, 649-6140. YOUNG 8 room oversized Cape, past to any of the four women £onchester, 6f4-8141. age. Call 643-4697 or 628-7976. plan available. Call or appliances, high quality—low chester, Conn., until August 24, Marion B. Robertson, Realtor. 6 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces. 1 % Wendover. Interior, paperhanging, WaU- Write, Santa Partiea Avon, evenings or days In my home 1065 at 11:00 a.m. for Painting But last Monday night after a he married. Two were divorced, SWIMMING lessons including paper removed, dry wall work. Can 649-8636. jmces. LABIanc Furniture, 196 443-0963. COLONIAL, Hollister St,, near baths, built-ins. garage. FHA, one died, and the fourth la sttU Brand Toys and Gift Items. MACHINISTS South Street, RooJnrllle. 875- Various Areas, Municipal Build­ all schools, six rooms, % $700 down. Pasek Realty. 289- HAROLD HINCKS family spat. Hall confessed to ihinior and Senior life saving, Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 RMUonable rates. FuUy in­ Conn. Tel. 673-3455 eve­ ing. 1 sheriff's officers that he had living in Wendover. He says he Red Cross certified, hours at sured. Free esUmatea 640- LUBRICATION MAN. Pension 3174. Open 9-«. MANCHESTER—6 room Cape baths, aluminum siding, imma­ 7475, 643-7208. nings 673-9829. pJan, two weeks paid vacation, Bid forms, plans and specifi­ on bus line, handy to schools, 875-6284 escaped from the West Virginia has no children of his own. your convenience. August M9 SEE VESPA MOTOR Scooter, 9658, Joseph P. Lewis. SINGER automatic zig-zag, Uke culate. immediate occupancy. 5324. $269-$528, six models to choose many other fringe benefits. cations are available at the shopping, etc. $14,900. Phil- Bel Air Real Estate 643-0332- VERNON — Here's a friendly Penitentiary in November 1948. from at McBride Sport Spot, EIXTERIOR and interior paint­ See Al Patch, service mana­ new, monograms, embroiders, Controller’s Office, 66 Center brick Agency, 649-8464. home, nearly new In the Lake This was his story: NEW ARREST RECORD WOMAN FOR waitress work, 1st SHIFT button holes, etc. Original price Street, Manchester, Connecticut. Street section of Vernon. Fea­ HOLIDAY HOUSE,' Cottage 689 Center St., 649-8747. ing. W a l^ p er books, paper- ger. Carter C3ievrolet, 1229 MANCHESTER — West Side. SOUTH WINDSOR — $1900 ss- Hall waa convicted in 1030 of ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New Slreert. New ooncepit In retii^- hanging. CeUlnn. Floors,rs. Fhil- counters and booths, experi­ Main St. over $800. Take over last 4 pay­ Town of Manchester, NEW TWO-Famlly duplex, 6-8, Good location. Four room tures 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, shooting to death his stepmother York State Police say they ments of $10.80 each. Call deal­ Connecticut, nice location, separate heat­ .sumes mortgage on this seven ment living, RN on duty, Near ly Insured. Workmanship guar­ ence h«'lpful but not necessary, Ranch. Aluminum storm win­ basement garage and extra room Ranch, surrounded by during a quarrel at the family's made a record 166,850 arrests ftisee, churchea and shopping. 1964 SUZUKI 80 — low mileage, anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649^2A hours 10 a.m. — 4 p.m., five 3rd SHIFT ASSISTANT er Hartford, 622-0681. Richard Martin, ing systems, city uMIltles. Call dows. hot water oil heat, ga­ spacious lot. Look for a bright War Eagle. W. Va., home. He for traffic violations In the flr^t like new. 649-6180. days per week. Also high General Manager builder, Leon (Jieszynskj, 649- tall shade trees. Joe Gordon. Reasonable rates. For Infbrma- If no answer. 648-0048. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, rage, nice garden. Owner, 643- future in this bright home. To Barrosvs A Wallace. 649-5306. was then 24 years old. He half of this year. The total Is up ^ call 649-2368. school Juniors for waitress MANAGER 4291. 0897. Inspect call Carl Zinsser, Ja r­ served 18 years of a life sen­ 41,086 over the previous record 1968 HONDA cc. Dream Tour­ PAIN’nNQ BY Dick Fontaine, rangta, automatic waohera work afternoons, evenings and with guarantees. See them at COLONIAL — 11% rooms, 3% vis Really Co., Realtors, 643- tence before escaping from a for the first six months of 1964 LADIEIS — Brack shampoo, $6. ing, many accessories, excel­ Interior and exterior. Paper Saturday. Good pay. Apply In PART TIME For Dairy Store. Write for WHY RENT? Only $14,900. 1121, Eves. 643-0038. prison road gang. per gallon, In plastic contain­ lent condition. Call 648-0490. B. D. Poari's Appllancea, 649 baths, living room 30x16, buys this Irpmaculate 6 room hanging and^waU paper remoy- person. Brass Key Restaurant. Interview, atatjng qualtfica- Main St. Gall 64^»71. stone fireplace, acres of He was hired as a railroad ers. Russel’s Barber Shop, al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. tloiu, work experience and SUMMER SPECIAL 6 home in town, low pay­ ‘Blow to Heart’ •section hand at Elko. Nev. His Oak and Spruce. Quality workmanship, TURRET LATHE Triple Track He land. outbuildings. $31,500. ments, easy financing. Lappen Business Services CaU salary expected. Box O, Phllbrlck Agency, 649-8464, 'Lots For Sale 73 job took him to the Orantsville evenings, 627-9671. RN OR LPN, $-U shift; part- HeriJd. 40" GAB range, $36. OaU 649- Windows, “ s Y a Agency, 649-5261, 649-6140. Fatal to Youth area and eventually to the Utah Offered 13 Ume, 649-4619. ENGINE LATHE 8964. ULL TUNSKY $16,900—118' FRONTAGE, shade BOLTON — 2 building lots total­ ____ _ I -Nevada border town of Wen- PetBonals 3 INBIDB and outside painting. ing 5 acres, $7,000. CaU Eugene LAND GLEARmO, tre You name your own price. EXPERIENCED sales persons, 649.9095 trees, immaculate -rix room STAMFOFID (A PI-A medical i dover in I960, BRIDGEPORT Help Wanted— Cape, fireplace, dead end TWO-FAMILY Gagllardone, J. D. Realty, 646- examiner reported today that a ■ The residents of both commu- ISSEINGBIBS — wanted from moval, end chain saw work. Special rates for homeowners three, four and five day week. 2760, 643-5129. Manchester to vicinity Travel- A. Michaud. 743-S006. or over. 640-7868, 876-8401 Apply Tweed’s, 778 Main St. DRILL PRESS Male or Female 37 street, Manchester, Hutchins boy who collapsed and died with nllies, at first shocked by Hall’s ra Inslirance Company. CaU / Agency, Realtors. 649-5324. 6% rooms each flat, 2-car his father Sunday died as a re­ confe.sslon. are gathering slna- UNUSUAL BUSINESS — Op­ LOAM and garage, 2 furnaces. This 1s NORTH CJOVENTRY-60 acres, tures for letters to send to West V-1664. HAROLD A SON Rubbtoh Re­ LIGHT housekeeping, 6 days a BURRING mostly wooded, road frontage, sult of a “blow to the heart." moval — attics, cellars and Floor finishing 24 week, to care tor elderly portunity for unusual man or IMMACflJLATE Ctepe, 3 bed­ an Immaculate hou.se in ex­ Dr. Rudolf A. Colmers, the Virginia authorities. S( 11 hii I (I I M«l I II It • H li woman. You must believe In rooms, convenient section of cellent location. Reduced to only $16,000. Lawrence F. Fl­ yards, weekly and monthly gentleman. CaU Alter 6, 649- NEW BRITAIN FIELD STONE medical examiner, said that Raymond W. Geldmacher, a I^UR GRAVES, Buckland cam- pickup. Bolton-Manchester vl- FLOOR SANDINO and refinlah- 6794. yourself and your ability to town, $16,600. J. D. Realty Co., $22,500. to settle an es­ ano, Realtor, 643-3766. Henry Fisher Jr., 17, was either Grantsville store owner with •ly, reaeonaible. 522-9693. olnlty, Harold Hoar, 649-4084. Ing (specializing in oldef' help others. Hard work, long 6 a u a r t p i n n e y 643-5129. tate. punched In the heart or fell whom Hall traded for 10 years, TWO PERMANENT, fuU - time hours, growing financial re­ MANCHESTER — Vernon KEtTH floors). Waxing flooih. Paint­ 8246 Street. Two acre building site, against some protnidtng object. says, "everyone here (eels the APPLIANCES repaired all ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. counter girls wanted for 8 a.m.- wards. Phone 848-0668, 649-2769. 6 4 M 7 7 2 ) H- AH GARRISON (telonlai In execu­ BEL AIR REAL ESTATE An autopsy performed on the same way about him. No one g AutomobDeg For Sals 4 makes washers, ref^rators, No job too small. John Ver- 2 p.m. shift. Plaoss apply Mis­ 45 TO 60 HRS. 2 2 tive neighborhood on a beauti­ barn, some trees. Only $8,600. NEED 643-9332 Lawrence F. FHeno, Realtors, boy's body, Colmers said aroxind here was more honest fresssrs, dryers, gas sad 'elec­ CONTROL Desk cleric —Mom ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1 % faUle, 649-6750.* ter Donut, 268 W. M illie Tpks. 643-2766, 646-0424, 742-6364 showed an abrasion of the heart I than Hall. He should be paroled, i k u > OAR? Tour oMdit tu r^ tric ranges. OU burners ings, pert-Ume. Apply In per­ WffH TM NtW , baths, breezeway, 2-car ga­ AGENCY dowsT Short on down psy- MATURE woman to cars for PER WEEK son, Vernon Lanas, Route 88, and ruptured blood vessels. | l/ook how long he’s gone Titr Bankniptr Repoaoaa cleaned and repaired. Ooema rage, $26,400. Phllbrlck Agen­ NEW USTING—Trees galore! "He definitely died of the In-1 etralght.” Appliance, 649-0066. Business Opportunity 28 children and do light house­ Vernon. Mn4).RAMA cy, 649-8464. R(Al ISTATE iT Don’t deepslrl See Hca- work, for working mother, may AUTOMATIC Charming 6 room Cape, 1% Resort Property For Self 74 jury," Colmers said. I Tooele County Sheriff Fay : DougUa, Ihqidre shout low- YOU ARB A-lt Truck H A-ll ROCKVILLE a r e a — Large live In. 649-1042. ABQVE AVERAGE PAY PART-TIME A SIZES 10-20 MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom baths, 3 bedrooms, dining Ciolmera said that the father, Qillettee says Hall never had a Tils niesAy tailored blouse and doi^ asuiliest psymenta Cellars, attics, trash, smsU service station with used deal- ADVERTISING COPY TRANSMISSION 5123-N Oolonlal, 4 years old, modern room, fireplace, rec room, ANDOVER LAKE ~ attractive Henry C .Fisher Sr.. 40, who run-in with the law In Utah, I‘). \ M MN Ml are. No small k«n or trucking done A>1 rb ^ t! CaU er’s license. Doing volume bust WOMAN TO DO housework, one •fcirt pair never goes out of style kitchen with lJullt-lns, family Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 6 room furnished summer collapsed and died while giving I "not even a ticket." COLLECTOR, la wonderfully versatdle. This Scattered daisy motifs in home, with possibilities of con­ Fred Kenley, Wendover Air M \ \ ( III - I I If ee company plaa. Oouglaa 64S-2028, Tremano licking ness, ^fplly equipped, reason day a week, In Wapping area. quick embroidery trim this room, 1 % baths, dining room, aid to his son. had a pre-existing ors, s n MStaL Service. able relit. Priced right. Write 644-8118. WITH A CAR. TROUBLE? or.e Is a half-alze version. one car garage, priced In low LOVELY 6'i room Capr, with verting to year ’round dwell­ heart aliment. The son did not, Force Base (ire chief, knew Hall Box L, Herald. No. 8246 wMh Patt-O-Rama Is easy-knit sliell! Make It in white seclusion, privacy, view and ing, large lot, full price $9,- the medical examiner said. through the Church of Jesus Contromatics R00F?4 or your favorite color. 30's. Phllbrlck Agency, 649- TEL f»4V 1972 9-HARPBNINO Service—Saws, CATALOG FREE I’U send you A’P t m RdcMl T M t in si.aa 12H, 14^, 18%, restful country living. In town. Christ of Latter-Day Saints Pattern No. 5123-N has knit 8464. 600. Alice Clampet, Realtor, Colmers attributed the fath­ 1M8 VOUeSWAGEN, Hack, knives, axes, shears, skates, FOUR-BOOTH Beauty Parlor, 566-page Popular d u b catalog. CALL 876-6064, A’ A l Ty|Mt 80%, 22%, 24%, 26%. Bust 33 to Bel Air Real Estate 643-0332. 640-4643. er’s death to heart failure. (Mormon). very good condition. 649-S082. rotary blades. Quick service. all equipped, established clien­ Let your friends shop from It. Corp. ‘ MR. VITALE. *7. Slse 14%, 35 bust, blouse, and embroidery directions — HUGE KITOHEN, birch cabi­ 640-4693. Police reported Monday that "I’ve known him — real cloM Capitol Equipment Co., 88 tele, central location, reason Then you pick $26 and mors In it liidfM Tmmt ly Short aleevea, 2% yards of 88 slzee 10, 12. 14, 16, 18 and 20 nets, dishwasher, screened father and son had died of heart — (or five years," Kenley says. SOMEBODY 190B PONUAC Grand Prlx, fuUy M w St, Manchester. Hours able rent. Phllbrlck Agency, free Items. Alice Williams, nch; kMrt, 3% ywrdti. Inclusive. MANCHESTER — Why be hot! Suburban For Sale 75 •'He's a very quiet man, a very equipped, including alr-condl- 300 W. MAIN ST. ★ AH Woffli C A U ^ To order, send 38c In coins ;to: porch, 6% room Colonial, 1 % attacks during a heated quarrel. daUy 7-0. Thursday 7-6, Satur­ 649-8464. Popular dub Plan, Depart­ ROCKVILLE, CONN. Situations Wantod— 'lb ordar, send 50c In coins to: baths, Manchester, $30,900. We have a five room air con­ The (fulhorltles .said that Mrs. sincere map who was always WANTS tlonlng and mag wheels. 644- day 7-4. 648-7068. ment N808, Lynbrook, New O iN H tm toE d Anne Cabot, The Manchester ditioned Ranch. Bel Air Real VERNON — 3-bedroom Colonial, willing to learn. He worked dili­ 1788, Female 88 •ue Burnett, Tlie Mancliester Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 1 % baths, fireplace, aluminum Emma M. F'lsher called police York. M 9-3406 BvenAnf Heimld, 1160 AVE. OK Evening Heriild, 1150 AVE. OF' 640-5334. Estate, 643-6332. 649-4503. Sunday night to report the quar­ gently for the church.” / LAWNMOWER Miarpanlng; r Money to Loan 29 PHONE MR. BECKER MATURE woman wonts baby- AMERf(0A8, NEW YORK. N.Y. combination, built • Ins, large Chief Deputy Sheriff Clifford YOUR HOMB 1M8 VOLKSWAGEN, rebuilt en- palra, sales, rotor hliulai „ AMBIUOAB, n e w YORK. N.Y. GERARD ST, Number 8. large lot. Owner 876-1860. rel and to request an ambulance. Slna, excellent running and WOMEN’wanted to grade and 876-8817 sltUng, roferenoss, my home Manakattor 10086. 10086. NEAT CAPE, Bowers School, 6 Police said father and son Carson says that although the Let us And that eomebody fee sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ BBOOMD MORTOAOB - Un­ pack apples, Orchard Hill, 644- preferred. Call 648-9947. For tet-olass mailing add lOo rooms, 8 finished, garage, fire­ alx room Dutch CJolontal, spa' fcoking condition, 640-6160. ice. Msaohestisr Cycle Shop, limited tundji nvaUsbls for ste* ; FV>r lotKitiuN malUnf add 10c clous living room with fire VERNON — 7 rbom (jolonlal, were dead when they arrived letter* should do some good, you. toe US* adverttelng that ond mortgiges, payments to 0686, An Bqual Opportunity Tranmiltslon Uo. »r each pattern. Print Name, for each pattern. Print Name, place, convenient to bus, shop- (4 bedrooms) with one full bath at the Fisher home. "you just can't write what he's attreote attoatloa. toe |»ve ex- t m CHEVY II Nova, 2^oor ae- 30ML149 W. Middle Tunqdka -w— t m Address with Zip Code, Otyle ^ng. 646-6600, place, family styled dining suit your budgrt. Expedient Employer IRONINO DONE in my home, 7 OLCOn STRUT TURNPIKE [Addroas with Zip Coda, Style room, kitchen with pantry, and 2 lavatories, rec room, and Earlier In the day, police said, done off the books.” perleaoe la eelllag ead we havf 6 cylinder, standard trans- ■ervlee. J. D. Realty. 64M 198. and ttse. No. and Size. garage, wall-to-well carpeting, the father had asked the son to Hall has waived extradition. kaowledge ef mortgage leaae iptoalon, Uke new. Owner must Help Wanted—Mai* 36 reasonable. Call 648-0473. (BEAR 684 CENTER ST.) Send 60e nt>w for your new 68 TWO FAMILY, 4-S rooms, good three large bedrooms, full At MoundsvlUe, W. Va., State HAVE TTME — wll! work. Odd 'Henw ImprovOTMNit^ Ex*t(tln«, inaptring, Infoima location, vary reasonably attic, 1 % tiled baths, basemeht combination windows. Bxo«- mow tho lawn. The dispute th a t wlU help the r * Mwrifioe, financing arranged, jobs our specialty. Will do most CD paint PLUMBER — experienced, WOMAN would Uke habyslUing MANCHISTIR ■V9 — m Spring A Summer Fall and Winter Album! Regular lent value and only $23,600. I arose when he learned that the Penitentia:ry Warden Otto C. toaat your hqme oeUT CALL fm ae accepted. Hartford Rd. feaUires; Ousttmi O'llecllon; priced at $16,600, J, D, Realty. garage, shaded yard. Owner, Boles salId State Police Sgt the Ktoth A § m u r U^rtMng. CaU 643-2097

Tho W M tlM r lO O R llE B Il inanrl)f«Bt?r lEwnittg l|walii Foreeast e l D. 0. WentOw 1 Fair, nsneh oaotor toalgfcl» low Chamber Enters 13,400 la 88ai onany and ptanM■8 8to AMERICAN LEGION NaralMr «f tlw Audit marrow, high 80-88. About Town Six Charged B utmui of OtrouUtlon Oeaniip Contest M anehstUr^A City o f ViUago Charm Mr. n d Mra. W. Mtrvyn With Assault Th* ManchasUr Chambar of Bloodfood of WMt Palm Baach, Oommarca haa antared a na­ (CUm tUt* AdvwtMag on Pug* 3i) PRICE SEVEN CENTS fia., thatr aona Thomaa and tional oompatltlon aponsorad by VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 266 XTWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) BIANCHESTBR, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1966 Oralc. and daufhtar Wandy, Six young men were aerved warranta lata yeatarday attar- Kaep Amarica BaauUful Inc., a ar* vlaltlnf Bloodfood'a par* public sarvloa organUatlon •nta, Mr. and Mra. William noon charging them with rob­ bery with violence In connection which givaa annual atata, coun­ Bloodfood of 4S Hamlock St., ty and city awarda for outstand­ BINGO and will Tlalt hla brother-in-law with the beating and robbing of I 0>(X0CK-J-BGI0N H W Avalanche a man In Robertaon Park Fri­ ing Uttar pravantlon progwims. and atatar, Mr. and Mra. Ruaaell ^ a application llsta four aifford of Bolton Lake. day night. Kills Five The man are David Duffy, M. araaa of work apaarhaaded by EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT tha Chambar’a City Baautlful Atlas-Centaur Scores Miaa Jane P. Kelly of B41 K. of n Lockwood St., Thomaa PORTIIXO, Chile (AP) O'Neill, 27, of M l Hartford Rd., Oommittaa. Relief Foi*ce Reaches Oanter St. recently completed 1. A May 8, townwlda claan —An avalanche roared abc weeka of apeclollaed traln- Robert Klemna, 2S, of 46B down on a k>dca at this Adama St., John Bralnard, 38, up campaign, oondtictad In co­ ln( at a aummer program for operation ^th tha Boy Scouts Andss ski rssort early to­ taachera of the deaf aponaored of 1 Main St., Frederick Olr- day, killing five persons, ouard, 33, of 118 Main St., and and the Jaycaea, whan over 12 by Clarke School for the Deaf, I>« tons of trash were coUactad and ‘Paper Moon’ Success Including two U.S. cltl- Victor Dollack, 30, of 4M Oak­ forthhampton, Maaa. brought to the Oloott 8t. Dis- W'lcn Y'MJ v. nit Ihi- xens and a Canadian. land Rd., Wapplng. The avalanche crushed a Besieged Due Co Camp poaal Area. Moet of the arreeta were made CAPE KENNEDY, F la .^ * t * * ’” ilne the preclie path but'>from«the mtxm’a preaent po»l- camp where eight mem­ Just after 6 p.m. at the sua- 2. Tha distribution of 8,(WO lit that tracking data Indicated the tlon. Magician Visits tar bags, the placement of ape (A P ) — An Atlas-Centaur bers of a ski patrol bad pecta' homes. All six are rocket "was right on the mon­ The space agency set the been sleeping. charged with robbery with vio­ clal cleanup poaters in stores, rocket scored a much need­ ey.” “ paper moon” course to obtain and the si^tUng at homes of Camp Thursday lence and each poeted a $1,000 Y////U/ j a w i a ed test flight success to­ The bull’s-eye for the shot was traijectory data for an attempt bond for hla appearance tn the over 11,800 flyers, during the day and hurled a dummy an empty spot In space, about scheduled In the last quarter of The oampera and etaff of Manchester Session of Circuit town's annual ‘ ‘Cleanup Week.” 240,000 miles and 63 hour* away. this year td land a Surveyor Both Sides Kennedy Day Camp wHl be Court 12 on Aug. 23. 8. The purchase of a film en­ ayload toward a make- The spot Is several thousand spacecraft gently on the lunar .411 Service treated to a magrlc ahow durinf The men allegedly beat and titled "Kaap America BeauU- r.W 'D IKS Eeiieve moon in a crucial miles In diameter, because on surface to determine If it Is their kinoh hour Thureday when robbed Harold Llsk of X Mill ful,” In cooperation with the actual Surveyor launching the strong enough to support vehi­ Clvltan, Lions, Klwanls and Ro­ rehearsal for an attempt At Bradley Walter 8. Umberfleld o t South St. In Robertson Park because spacecraft carries a midcourse cles carrying astronauts. he wouldn’t buy wine for tary Clubs. The film was shown late this year to soft land Suffered Wlndaor vMta the alte with motor capable of correcting for The practice mission had two hatfuH and trunkfUll of trlcka them. They reportedly took $18 at PTA meetings and school as­ instruments on the lunar a wide miss. major goals: Umberfleld. who la a former and a pack of cigarettes from semblies throughout town. surface. The success may have saved Takes Jump profeaekmal magician, now ap- him. Llsk suffered cuts on hla 4. The request sent to the —It was the fifth launching of The powerful rocket, which Atlas-Centaur from the scrap WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — Big Losses ^are periodical^ before aervlce face and a black eye. Manchester echool system, ask­ LENOX PHARMACY heap. It failed three of five pre­ the Atlas-Centaur and was to (Herald photo by Otlara) wan In the National Aeronautics Passenger, air freight, air ex­ diiba and chlldren'a grmipa. ing for and receiving Its co­ 299 E. CENTER STREET— 649-0896 vious test shots, overran Its determine the ability of its guid­ The town recreation depart­ operation and participation In and Space Administration dog­ ance system and hydrogen-pow­ press and air mall all took siz­ house because of repeated test original cost estimate by more able Jumps at Bradley Field SAIGON, South V ie t ment haa thanked the W. T. Troop 47 Scouts on Appalachian Trail Hike tree-planting ceremonies on Ar­ than $200 million and is three ered second stage to send a pay- Orant atore of Vernon for a bor Day. failures, thundered away from load the size of the 2,180-pound during the fiscal year that ended Nam (A P )— U.S. military Police Arrests Cape Kennedy right on schedule years behind schedule. Space June 30. Jviy gift to the camp of a box Edward Diehl of l » Keeney The proposed route will take'J>end of the week they plan to Dr. Douglas H. Smith, chair­ agency officials said that a fail­ Surveyor on a precise path to sources in Pleiku reported come out at W illey House Sta­ man of the Chamber’s dty at 9:31 a.m. on the start of the the moon. Based on the report Issued to­ « f aaaorted toy*. St., center. Is trail hike guide the scouts over Mt. Liberty on ure today might have prompted _ large Vietnamese relief DavM Wataon, 17, of South tion, O aw ford Notch, after Beautiful (Committee, said to­ “ Paper Moon” shot. —Engineering data was day, State Aeronautics Director for, left to right, Paul Blxler, the Ridge Pole Trail to Mt. La­ a switch to another rocket to force reached the besieged Wlndaor, was charged yester­ covering almost 33 miles. day, "W e do hope that we will The flight control center re­ sought on a dynamic model of C>)1. H. B. Wetherell said, "Brad fayette, 6.249 feet high. They William Mullen will pick them carry out the Surveyor soft ley can reasonably anticipate special forces camp at Due day with shoplifting. He la ac­ Richard Money, Thomas Kelllck be able to win national recogni­ ported 60 minutes later that the landing mission. the spidery Surveyor vehicle cused by a Orand-Way security and David Mullen, members of will cross the wilderness at up Saturday and return them to tion for Manchester. We have rocket had performed aa The payload was a duplicate of reaching the one million pas­ Co tonight with little re­ FOR RENT Manchester. Sunday, the boys Instead, Atlas-Centaur per­ senger figure before 1970.” guard cf taking $15 worth of Pemlgenasset and sleep at Gar­ been building up our participa­ planned and drilled the metal formed flawlessly and apparent­ the real thing and was wired to sistance from the V ie t 8 aad !• mm. Movla Projae- Troop 47, South Methodist will Join their troop for two liie annual report showed a tora—aoimd or alleat, alao electrical and hardware equip­ field Pond shelter. The next day tion In the Clean-up Campaign model of the Project Surveyor ly opened the way to the first record temperatures, vlbra Church, who left Sunday for a they will go to the summit of weeks at Camp Lake of Isles 03,660 passenger Increase for Cong. S5 mm. allde projeotora. ment from the Parkade store for the past several years, and moonship onto the desired actual surveyor launching in Uons, strains and noise during A two-mlle convoy of Infantry hike through the White Moun­ Mt. Garfield and lunch at Gale- with their scoutmaster, Robert the past year, plus an additional without paying for It. Watson each succeeding year It has be' course at a speed of about 23,700 November. the critical launching phase. It and armored detachments had head hut. Von Deck. 1,364 flights and a 6.6 million WELDON DRUO CO. posted a $50 bond for hte court tains of New Hampshire on the come bigger and better.” miles an hour. The target zone is on the path also carried a radio transmitter been fighting Its way westward A hike over South Twin Diehl Is 22 and an Eagle pound Increase in air freight. M l Main S t—TM. 64S-5SS1 appearance Aug. 33. Appalachian Trail. Tim Bailey, An announcement said sever­ the moon follows as it orbits the to permit about 20 hours of Mountain to the Guyot shelter Scout. He Is a sophomore at Un­ Passenger volume handled for three days through guerrilla Robert Dfrarando, IS, of 104 also of Troop 47, will join the al hours might be required to earth, but about 30,000 miles tracking. ambushes and roadblocks In an Pine St was charged with lar­ boys in New Hampshire. will complete the day. A t the ion College, Barbourvllle, Ky. Jumped from 742,674 passengers soarding and deplaning as of effort to break the siege Itnea ceny yesterday and released un­ that have ringed Duo Co since der a $60 bond for court Aug. June 30, 1964 to 836,324 passen­ side, 246 W. High St.; Alexan­ June 8. If yoi WMt to 30. He has been accused by a dra Gburski, 68 Campfleld Rd.; KEEP COOL gers as of June 30, 1965. feUow employe at Sears in the Jaycees Backing Students Earn This Is about 100,0(X) passen­ How many of these troop# Mark (Jothberg, 90 Broad St.; may have been Involved In the m o monty on Parknde of stealing merchan- State News gers over the volume anticipat­ Irene Llsk, 141 Pine St.; Ann final push was not dtscloeed. diee. Go’ Dance UCoim Honors Jeffries, 20 Newman St.; Ron­ Food Costs Increase, ed in a report issued In 1969 four oor inrariMO... A resident of the Biasell St. and some 38,0(X) pas.sengers over But at the last previous report ald Pirkey, 87 Brookfield St.; all were within six miles of their area reported to police a youth Twenty-six Manchester resi­ John Shapazian, RFD 3; C!aroI the revised prediction made In The Manchester Jaycees last Law Sought goal, a western outjwst ,220 throwing firecrackers from a dents earned places on the hon­ Shennlng, 180 Eldridge St.; Ed­ 1962. CAU THIS NUMBER car on tte road and they arrest­ night voted overwhelmingly and or roll at the University of Con­ Many Reasons Given Based on the Increases ex­ miles northeast of Saigon on a ward Stephens, 211 S. Main St.; strategic cross-country faigb- ed CTharles Chase, 10, South- enthusiastically to act as chap­ necticut during the past aca­ Lois Stout, 487 Center St., and To Control perienced In the past three demic year. A total of 867 under­ FANS years, Bradley could reach the way. bridge, Mass, and charged him Barbara Weiss, 77 Brookfield Ctot One Tonight at GLASS INSTALLED WASHINGTON (A P)—^The housewife who is pay­ erones at Saturday n l ^ ’s “ Ac­ graduate students made the list. one milllon-a-year figure In 1962. with violating the town ordi­ St. IN ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS ing a dime more for every dollar’s worth of f(X)d than The highway, Route 10, tuna nance against discharge of fire­ tion a (3o Go” at the Waddell Including 288 students making Phony Cops Air freight also continued well through the central highlands the first division and 569 earn­ ManchMtvr she did a year ago may be ready to swat whoever is ahead of predictions. from the supply port of QuI works. He was released on $20 School. AND WINDOWS OP ALL TYPES (AP PhoCofax) bond for court on Aug. 23. Po­ ing Second honors. responsible. But she may have trouble finding her tar­ Air freight, now Including Nhon on the South CJhlna Sea, to The Young Adults (Jlub dance SHrpliis SdM Co. Open 8 AM . to 6 PM.—Saturday 8 AM. to Noo« HARTFORD (AP) — Defenders at Due Co got this view o f smoke rising from bombed Viet Cong lice confiscated 10 cherry will be held for the town’s 17- to Manchester residents With COMPARE OUR get. mail or air express, increased the CJambodlan frontier at a first honors are: David Call, 17 169 N. MAIN ST. State Police Commissioner from 30 million pounds as of jungle positions today. One defender, bottom left, watches the bombing after point five miles west of Due Co. bombs, 3 block busters, and one 21-year-age group, to keep alive PRICES ON ALL The Agriculture Department In the case of pork, slaughter 3-inch firecracker from CSiase. Its enthusiasm for a year-round Leland Dr.; Everett Cole, 90 A t Depot Square Leo J. Mulcahy said today June 30, 1964 to 37 million marking the target with white phosphorous shell from his bazooka. A dispatch from Associated Pitkin St.; Allan Covlello, 176 PRESCRIPTIONS J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. says different factors operated fell off nearly 10 per cent. pounds as of June 30, 1966. Press correspondent Peter A r­ Armand Rlopel, 31, of Wllll- facility, preferably Keeney An­ he plans to meet with a on different kinds of fo patrol the highways wearing foreign customers came In and Robber Caught White House Foeuses Eye eral places. prices later In the year. It may SUMMER SPECIAL! "Young Adult C3ub” aims by 74 Plymouth I ^ e ; Joseph any sort of uniform which might bid up prices here. On the other Both government forces and Portable Typewriter three Zl Its members, Peter Ka- Stanlunas, 74 Plymouth Lane; hand, pork supplies fell and be another year before total the Viet Cong have Buffered appear to tdentlfy a police agen­ HARTFORD (AP) — William I bI m fir NfB driwni Adjusted OO savage, Jerry Mlstretta and and Cassandra Vincent, 6 prices rose because of purely meat supplies reach 1964 levels. heavy casualties In the fighting cy, unless the person is part of Byrd makes a habit of carrying New Ribbon eTT Eric Ozols. The three conduct­ Bruce Rd. the auxiliary of aa organized domestic decisions: U.S. farm- That’s because It takes time for In and around Due Oo, whose ■?l lliebort J. Smith, Im . denned. Oiled ed a question and answer period Those winning second honors irs became discouraged with an impro:i|to let CrGom M < w . 79c a vancement of Colored People. lourth floor rear window but Mlza Kellems, a oittlo of the 62 state senatoni. eon’s list o f priority ntona« PAUL DODGE before firemen could get to him Morgan P. Ames of Stamford way the delegates were elected, The delta district of Rap. Ja­ nree, waa seat to oonforanoa the wall coUapsed, U berty fire Rapid Transit Carrier of the Future said the state haa a need for has challenged the delegatee’ mie L. Whitten, D-Mlss., has with the Houao which pniieoi men said. The body waa found one-third more Judges than there right to bold the convention It- 869,496 Negroes and 94(1.661 H 811-184 Juno 18 la diffav about two hours later. Unv«il«d today by U.S. Steel is a new railhmd car which may be adapted for are now on the bench. ■ut. She has called It ttie “ un­ Whites, or more Negroes than Tho ftamirorii ef' BE SMART. . . SHOP DAIRY MART PONTIAC Moet of the gueaU were from A delemtlon from tha Oon- constitutional convention.” the entire population — 8M,078 Iona to tlw Minto' use on monorail, duorail or bus lines of the future. Its new style makes exten* necUout ^ t e Employes Aaao- — of the east central Mtoeleslppl ■ponaon m M o w f Rto 373 Main 8 L MANCHESTER 649-2881 Maw Torit aty. MIm Kellema said the tunout 'Pi-N ./ DAYS A WFEK — 10 A M. TO 10 P.M. I OauN of m tlM 18 Rider live use of glass and steel. Leslie B. Worthington. U.S. Steel president, Is do* olation favored a provision for dtstrict of Rap. Fronttsa Walker, a * EWtooii i M 75.(KN> PEOPLE'IN GREATER HARTFORD BUOY AUTOMATIC GAS HRATINGI tovoflUgaMoa. foribing its uses in the bottom photo. (A P Photofax.) civil servlca retlremont and an- lOfa IbtrtoM) R-AUsto I o « l • r n m y im m f \