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THURSDAY, AUGUST. 6, 1965 TWENTT Avaraga Dalljr Nat P Ron T h e RIatttliiggtgr gpgit!n 0 l| graU i Fw the weak Ba Fereeuet of U. K Wa jroly 81, ItW : Hartford was chairman the tour. Sooutmastor Lee PbUno A-N Club Slates Fair and warm Boys End Trip 13,520 m State Suspends of ThompeonvUle and Aartst- Camp Carnival iEanrkBtrr lEuptittig d6-7#i Many, hel ^About Town From Your Neighbor's Kitchen To Scout Ranch ant Scoutmaster John Mua- Manbar of tha Audit morrow, high M-M> Liquor License suUn Jr . of Wethersfield were B u io m af OlrealuUeu M *m b«n tt «• ManohMUr on the bue carrying the Man- ManohssUr’a Army • Navy < M aneh0 $tpr’ “ A CUy o f VUiago Charm LtgKm AttidUanr hav« bean In- By DORIS BELDING Five Manchester boys have cheater boya______tIU d to a Joint instaDatlon H m lioanaa of M ward D. returned from a 6,000-mlle, 38- Club win conduct a dinner and Hot Cornad Beef Tamptam, nmratUff. Aujt. U at • P-n»- ^ Oado, parmittaa of tha Cordial day trip to Phllmont Scout eamival Sunday at Camp Ken­ MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1965 (Clweined AdverUstag on Fnge 14) PRICE SEVEN CIN IV tlM n ia cf W Poat and Auxili­ Shoppa at BSB Main St., haa baan according to Mm. Ronald J. Ranch, Clmmaron, N.M. niey Public Records nedy for all of the oampeia, VOL. LX XXIY, NO. 261 (SIXTEEN PAGES) ary at MyrUa Stavana Sohool, auapondad for 10 days, but Sva Weston of &1 LInnmora Dr., are are David Best Coburn Rd.; ------4 days have baan haUid in abay- their parento and the teen-ege Mi Orohard it , Rocky HUl. adaptable to many occasions Alfred Butler, 143 W alker S t j Warrantee Deeds anca. MUton Ooallt, 78 Pine St.; volunteer counselors. Ifni. DonaM O. Oray of Lao Tlia auspanslon was mads by such as buffet auppam, appatls- Frederick C. Annulll and Dor­ Tha afternoon party, similar Peter HaskeU, 18 Jordt S t and othy A. Annulll to Michael C. Now He Knows Tacaa, Nov., and hof dau(htara, tha Stata Liquor Control Com- era and evening snacks. They Kenneth Walker, 17 Harvard to the one sponsored by the The Racial Scene •andra, 1, and Kathryn, 9 mission on ohargas of sailing li­ may be prepared far ahead of Shemanskis and MarionT. Blw- Rd. , manskis, property at 80 West- club last summer, will start HAMPTON, N, H. (AP) montha, ara vlalUnf Mm. Oray’a quor to a minor. Tha commis­ serving, fried shortly before Tveo bus loads of 86 boys with a noon dinner, followed by mothar, Mm. Mary LaDue of 99 sion said tha offansa took placa needed and kept warm in a field St. —John Cox, 24, of Wake­ from Connecticut, Massachu­ Jam es Reagan and Dorothy the carnival. Various booths field, Mass., wanted to find LBJ Follows Lincoln, Oak It. Har husband, Airman April 1. chafing dish. will be set up and prises will setts and Vermont traveled to Reagan to Davis E . Wlggln and out Thursday how much 1.0. Donald Gray, wW Join hla Wia flva-day auspanaion la Hot Corned Beef Temptera and from the ranch. They be awarded to all wbmers. family for thalr mtum trip, achadulad to begin Aug. 14. a cans (13 ounce) corned stopped at various Boy Scout Jeanqtte H. Wlggln, property at Camp Kennedy, now at the gSBollne thsr* was In th* •apt. IB, to Nallla ATB, Laa beef, room — 404 Spring St. Bogalusa Appoints tank of hla motor scooter. camps and Air Fy)roe “ Marriage License mld-polnt of the third of its ▼agaa. 1 medium onion, finely chop­ enroute. two-week sessions. wlU does on He lit a match and looked. ped The 10-day sUy at the cam Earle Francis Gaudet Jr., 39 You guessed it! Haynes St., and Bonnls Rlntha Friday, Aug. 18. Tha fonaral waya and maana 1 tablespoon minced pamley Included panning for gol«,a: In attendance at eadi of the Booml No scooter. Police Arrests Bartlett, Vernon, Aug. 88, South Cox was not Injursd. aommlttaaa of tha VFW Poat, H cup butter or margarine, climbing some of the. — hipest _ three sessions have been ap- Signs Voting Measure Methodist Church. AuxUiaiy and Stain Club will melted mountsJna In the Southwest proxlmately 50"■ oaioampem, In- moat tonight at • at tha poat Thraa youths suapaotad of at- 1 cup all purpose flour and a tour of the old Kit Car- from the CAB SAFE IN LONDON eluding w u t 80 2 Negro Policemen homo. taoking a fourth youth at Oloba 1 teaspoon dry mustard son Trail. Philmont la a 138,- LONDON — Police say the M an^eld______S t a t e Training Hollow on Tuesday afternoon 1 teaspoon salt OO^acre camp fo r' Boy Scouts School, and an average of 60 odds against your car's being authorities are^cra of two civil rights organtsa- Tha VFW Auxiliary will apon- were arreatad last night at a 1 cup milk 14 or over. counselora BOGALUSA, La. (AP)t'«h (County) Two Firms aor a card party tomorrow at I Main St. apartment on war­ 1 can (1 pound) sauerkraut, David B. AUen Jr. of West stolen here are 1,000 to 1. conUnuing the InvesUgatlon. tlons discussed racial problems Law Strikef p.m. at tha poat homo. rants Issued by tha 13th Cir- drained —^Two Negroes have taken Leaders 'of the Bogalusa Vot­ with President Johnson today oult Court in Manohaster, poMoa 3 eggs the oath of office as city ers'and Civic League, the group and came out of his office talk- Ask to Join raporiirt. 14 cup water policemen marking fulfill­ spearheading civil rights acUvl- ing about big Negro voter regie Last Bondar Thele airaatad youths are fine dry bread crumbs ment of one of eight major Ues, called off a march Thurs­ tratlon drives. Tliomaa Lavttt, 19 of 50 Ox­ day night following a closed The two were Jam es Farmer, LAST 3 DAYS Flake the corned beef and demands sought by civil Medicare ford S t ; Thomas Burdick, 18, mix with onion and parsley. meeting In the chambers of U.B. director of the Congress of Ra­ of 75 Union St.; and Stanley Saute in butter five minutes. rights . Dist. Judge Herbert W. Chris- cial Equality; and John Lewis, HARTFORD (AP) - Of Negroear Talage, 17, of 33 Pine Hill St. Blend In flour, mustard and Public Safety Oommluioner tenberry. chairman of the Students’ Non­ AS three arrested youths salt. Qradually add milk and Arnold Spiera eald the city’* Mayor Jesse Cutrer and other violent Coordinating Committee. Hartford ijisu ranee WASHINGTON (APT have bean charged with braaoh The announced subject of their 2 for 1 cook, stirring constantly, until How to put a square first Negro offlcem would un­ city officials hurried to New companies — The Aetna — President Johnson of peace and relaasad under thickened. Chop well drained Orleans when the league an­ discussion with Johnson was Life and Casualty and the 1100 bonds each for court ap- dergo training before going on nounced the night march. plans for a civil rights confer­ signed the voting rights paaranoa on Aug. 33 in Man- sauerkraut fine and add to meat duty. Travelers — are each ne­ mixture and mix thoroughly. A reliable civil rights source ence to be held In November bill today, treading thw bhaster. He said, in announcing the under White House sponsorship. Cool. Shape In ^-Inch balls. said the Judge asked the Ne­ gotiating with the Depart­ century-old path of Abrai SALE appointmenU Thuraday, that Their visit to the V ^ te House Chill. Beat eggs with water. Dip groes to call off the march be- ment of Health, Eucation LIU HAS T IN EAR' Arthur White, 34, and Louis cause police protection, regard was a sequel to a two-day stay ham Lincoln, and declaring IN PROM ESS WABHINOTON (AP) — Prasl- balls Into egg mixture and roll Brown, 36, would take training in the capital by Dr. Martin and Welfare to participate the new law is a triumps in bread crumbs. Fry in deep less of the number of officers, dant Johnson can’t carry a tune, at Monroe, where Negroes have was difficult to carry out at Luther King Jr. of the Southern in the administration of aa hot fat dbout 375 degrees, one meal in a round bun for freedom as great AT a comidetely Informed source teen in police uniforms for sev- night. <3>risUan Leadership Confer­ medicare. , any won on the battlefield.' says. to two minutes or until golden. oral years. Robert Hicks and A. Z. Young ence. The Social Security Adminis­ This recipe makes six dosen This area's first two Negro Mrst, In the vaulted rotunda 5 The source la Johnson. Ha told of the league gave no reason in King met with Johnson Thurs­ tration will formulate regula­ of the Capitol, Johnson said th# snacks. law officers. Deputies Onsal HALLMMIK a choir from Bakemtield celling off the march. day, then predicted before his tions and determine the eligibil­ measure will "strike away tho (Calif.) college in the White Mrs. Weston is a native of Some people wouldn’t get caught mentioning HOT DOGS OR Moore and Creed Rogers, were Attorneys for the city plan to departure from Washington that ity of the individual- patients. House rose garden Wednesday; Fairfield and attended schools eaught in a hall of gunfire June last major shackles of thos6 HAMBURG and steak in the same breath. m se n t a formal reply to Judge his workers, reinforced by the Chice this is established the pri­ fierce and ancient bonds” which PHAEMACY "While I yield to no one in my there. She and her family came 8 on a lonely road In nearby ChristenbeTry to d ^ . He gave voting rights bill signed into law vate Insurors, as administrative enjoyment of -harmony — you to Manchester last fall from Vamado. Moore was killed and have bound American Negroes, We do it openly because they are very much like steak in a very Spiers and Police Chief C!laxton by Johnson today, will register agents, will step in to take over He spoke before senators and r r i w. MiDDu: t p k k . can take that any way you like Bhist Hartford, where she is a Rogers seriously wounded. the details of bill payments and Knight one week to revamp the more than 900,000 Southern Ne­ congressmen, civil rights lead­ — I yield to anyone In my abili­ member of St. John's Episcopal important way . . . NOURISHMENT. Thus far, one man has been police department to Insure civil groes by the end of the month. to handle the direct contacts e ii-ssd i Church, a teacher In its Sunday ers, Cabinet members and UK ty to carry a time." Pound for pound Pinehurst Frankfurts (hot dogs, if you want to charged with murder In connec­ rights demonstrators were pro­ Farmer said the registration with the patient, hospital, doctor School and a member of its tion with the nocturnal attack. tected or face Jail and dally campaign will center jn Miesis- or other health care provides microphones and televlsian. cameras which carried Ms mes­ Hhrmlng Guild. call them that) and ground meats are as nourishing as the fmwt He Is Jam es McElveen, 48, i fines of $100. slppf. Alabama, Louisiana, Involved. Her husband is a manager for porterhouse steak. And when it conies to children or many adults Bogalusa papermlU worker. Conference Held sage to the nation. "We feel that we are In a 'Dien he moved to the omats FTrst National Stores, Norwalk. n e F B I and Washington Par- WASHmOTON (AP) — Lead- (Bee Page Eight) position to offer maximum serv­ The couple haa three children, they prefer them to steak. President’s room off the Senate ice to the government and to chamber, to write Ms slgnatuM Kimberley, 6, Christel, 3 ^ and the beneficiaries of medicare, Ronald John Jr., 9 months. with dozens of souvenir pens, a spokesman for the two Hart­ writing on the desk he used ss More Industrial Espionage ford companies said today. Senate majority leader. Johnson announced that tits No Lovfor Prieos If you want the finest U. S. Choice Porter­ Case Solved government will go to court Sat­ house, Sirldn or individual Club Steaks come HARTFORD (AP)—State Po­ urday to challenge the constitQ- Anywheee la Oona. lice Maj. Samuel Rome said to­ tionallty of the poll tax requirsd to Pinehurst • 0 • "Save With Safety" Ex-En iploye Tried to Sell day the June 16 murder of Mrs. of Mississippi voters. ’ Dorothy Thomp.sen, SO, of Bark- Against a backdrop that indudes the statue of Abraham Lincoln, President And, he said, additional poll hamsted, has been "completely Johnson spoke in the Capitol rotunda twlay, then signed the historic voting tax sulU will be filed Tuesday in ARTHUR DRUfi For a niHd. top qncdlty Pitm kfiirt solved.” rights bill. (AP Photofax) ______Texas, Alabama and Virginia. try ikInloH HRST PRIZE Rome declined to name the Speaking specifically of tbe Secret Toothpaste Recipe murderer, however. Mississippi suit, he said "Th(B tJu^atvefittoeat Litchfield County Coroner H. will begin the legal process FRESHLY GROUND or cEieriior qood Prank Is m od* by Gibson Guion conducted an in­ which, I confidently believe, will NEW YORK (AP) — lO years in prison and a $10,-<&tlce, a recent survey of business quest July 17, but recessed it U.S. Plane very soon prohlMt any stats A SWEAnR MILL eRO TE A W EIGEL in natural casing . > ^ • AOO000 fine. Sentencing tuam was aaf set #/ m for* aani/wioa'aespionage aalH said: • "The majority ^thopt making a finding. With from requiring the payment of CHUCK TTie business of spying on next month. of serious businessmen consider Casualties in July A competitor's business ap­ the announcement the case is money In order to vote.” ^ STORE OPEN Agstn We Feature At The Self Servloe Casa In Maurch, buainemmen at­ spying is unethical." solved, Guion is expected to Crashes on By next week, te said, federal Lb. 79c pears to be growing tending a New York meeting of The Mayfield case Involved a make a finding. officials will be at work in th* SWIFT PREMIUM The latest case of Industrial the American Management As­ meeting in -a-men's- room at Aher the finding is returned South, registering Negroes who TO THE PUBLIC or 3 In 1 Blond of Aplonage Involves Eugene An­ sociation were told by one Kennedy Airport, the transfer of Rome said, a warrant can be have been kept from the polling drew Mayfield, 28, of Evanston, speaker that "Induatrial espion­ $30,(X)0 In marked bills and the issued-by the Litchfield County Viet Street Highest for Cong BEEF—PORK—VEAL SKINLESS c place. JU. He Is a former Junior execu­ age is a growing factor in busi­ theft of the buyer’s trousers to state’s attorney’s office for an "If any county anywhoro In ROCKVILLE, Conn.—Now tive at Procter A Gamble. ness today.” permit the seller to escape. The SAIGON, South Viet Nam you can buy sweaters direct Pinehurst Lean Round Ik arrest for murder. SAIGON, South "Viet Nam (AP) — A U.S, military this nation dees not want fodor- Steak Ground 0 0 # > FRANKS He was accused of attempting The Harvard Business Ravlsw FB I set a trap. (AP) — A U.S. Air B57 al intervention,” ho said, "It . . . at the mill, where name­ 6 9 recently noted that 27 per cent Four iliuiilIB*vwnn” IBlI^lg spokesman claimed today that the Viet Cong in July Special Lb. T T W to sell a $l-milUon secret plan of HdiHhg Rei^ssM Canberra bomber, crippled and need only open Its polling plMOO brand sweaters are manu­ the company’s Crest toothpssts cf companies responding to a Procter A Gamble, the govnn- derelict, crashed explosively suffer^ their heaviest casualties for a one-month pe­ U factured for the country’s NEW HAVEN (AP)—A pub­ to all of its poopls." The Bacon Special Is On to the Colgate-Palmolive Co. for survey reported espionage had ment said, he called an execu­ today on a main street of Nha riod of the war and “may well have lost a division of Ho araa applauded then, and leading nationally advertised Oscar Mayer’s 120,000. TTie inoldent took idace been discovered in their indus­ tive with Colgate In New York lic hearing examining charges fk e m y m m m fm tm FRESH SPARERIBS FOR YOUR BAR­ Trang and a U.S. spokesman troops.” four months after Mayfield quit tries. And 30 per cent of this whom he knew and offered to against the suspended principal, said at least 12 Vietnamese body counts often run higher or HUlhouse High School is in The Communist lost 8,060 (Boo P age B igM ) H 9W Sat diiSMBS d n a a sa la ih a Roosevelt Mills salesroom, BACON Lb. OTV BECUE, LEAN SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS Procter A Gemble. group aaid they felt spying was sell the 183-page marketing civilians were killed. than those by U.S. personnel. m nac m ujoaoro, ao* . * located on the groxmd floor Mayfield pleaded guUty on the Increase. strategy for Crest’a 1964-65 op­ recess until Monday. killed and 600 Uken prisoner, Morrell Dried Beef ...pkg. 48c AND LAMB FORELEGS TO BRAISE. The spokesman said four The Viet (5ong losses were an WOlWERrUL mm la of the factory, offers first Thuraday In U.S. District Court To steal a conipetitor’s ae- erations. Attorney for the Board of Ed­ the spokesman said, compared indication that the government hsBM, ChooM fion In&nHl AMtomA quality c la s s ic sweater Americans and 63 Vietnamese State Economy tn Brooklyn to a charge of using crets, a spy can eavesdrop elec­ The Colgate man agreed to ucation and the principal, Rob­ were Injured and the death with 2,760 casualties in June. is "carrying the fighting to the ETHAN ALLEN ItaatetHddor& SSS Btylas, deslgTiers original a telephone to further a dishon­ ert T. LeVlne, agreed to call tronically by "bugging” brief pay, but the company first told toll was expected tov rise be­ Vietnamese government castial- Viet Cong a little better,” the W jprv JUPPnJjnr gmdoas solid jfslx y n iv samples, and selected mill est scheme. cases, hotel rooms, telephone the FB I. it quits Thursday for a long spokesman said. He attributed Keeps Growing " ssriof, aongc-cBiku)c Caanai local cause more bodies were be­ ties for the month were put at 8,- irregulars of famous name He faces a maximum penalty lines and even martinis. The government said that, by weekend. They said they will lieved to be in the smouldering the heavy Communist losses to tha ante, and aadhiaad Crterialhi brands . . . at prices we be­ HARTFORD (AP) — Connect­ G Serve these tender lamb legs with Shurfine Peas (on sale 7 for 21-00). Busineos executives have prearrangement, Mayfield and confer In the meantime on ways debris. 860, Including 1,336 killed in ac­ a sharp increase in the number lieve impossible to match Brown gravy and new potatoes (on eale 10 lbs. 59c) and for the second been given advice on how to the Colgate man went Into ad­ to speed up the proceedings. Four of tho twin-engine jet’s tion. of small actions during the icut's economy grows and for comparable quality. dodge the spy when holding im­ joining stalls of the - airport No American casualty figures grows, the state t. (AP) — Agitators from thy to the residents of Nha In the year, to $804 million In Trang and said the crew "un­ they, too, were confirmed by June. Id suburban Washington MlUs. outside were pushed into body counts on the ground, ei­ EAST WINDSOR (AP) — A They are Anthony J . Leo, 33, dertook every precaution to The report said U indicators the background today as ther by the Vietnamese or by priest ls-4Biied to doing kind showed improvement during^ D veteran on the Utica force; the Americans. Vietnamese Jam es E . Callahan, SO, and Pe­ Hiroshima marked the (See Page Three) nesses, so when Msgr. Francis June. ..OT Life insurance sales of $818.8 Penobscot fresh from the farm Chickens are ter A. Sebregandio, 24, both ap­ 20th anniversary of the Faualaro spotted two young pointed in October 1968; and ciyt’s atomic bombing. men hitchlking he stopped to. million and 11,73k new car region easy on any after vacation budget . . . A REAL SANDWICH Oralg Owen, 28, who had served The prosperous, reconstructed pick them up. trations during June showed In­ (^hjoksAt Tyisuddu J oiv/l about three years before his city of 630,000 came to a stand­ Msgr. Fassalaro, vice chancel creases after two months of de-^ Wafer Thin Pinehurst resignation. still for one minute at 8:15 a.ra. lor of the Hartford Roman cath dine. OK HONEY—I'M READY, BRING OUT THE ^ Corned Beef On Rye Bread to mark the moment a U.S. Air Over 50-50 Chance ollc Archdiocese, was repaid by These figures represent In­ State and city police cooperat­ creases of 6.6 per cent in life In­ ed in the investigation that led Fbrce B39 on Aug, 6, 1946, being shot in the neck. He is FRYERS-BROILERS We Have A Nice Selection Of dropped the world’s first nu- in satisfactory condition today surance and 7.S per cent in nesa. ta their arrest. The holdup oc olesr bomb on human beings. at St. Francis Hospital, Hart­ car registrations since Juni; TENGER CURE eurred in an office trailer at i 1964. Whole, Cut, Split. 2i/g lb. eonstruction site. Sirens, gongs and church bells Draftees Won’t Go ford. went off. The 46-year-old priest was on The state’s total unempkMr-_ size . . . Average at S9c GORNEO BEEF The Utica department was vacation and was returning ment rate of 3.9 per cent of t06~ under state InvestigaUon in the More than 30,000 persona at-' WASHINGTON (AP) — For those who have a aud- TENDERLOIN lb. Buy 6 for $5.85. •• tended a service at Peace Me­ from SpUnxlield Mass., to Hart­ work force was unchanged for Ray Burge 0MB COAT ready for you . . . Briaketa, late 1960s and info the early 80s den, personal interest in the new and bigger draft quo­ ford 'Hiursday night when he the third straight month, but 8f_ 1.00 Ghucka, Shoulder Clods and in connection with proteoUon of morial Park, l^hoon Jean’s ACRYLIC LATIX picked up the hitchhikers on brothels and other vice. Several rains held off until after the tas, there is this thought: The odds are a shade better (See Page Bight) " M m , M m — Mary Carter Dealer TENDER, FRESH, PLUMP 4 I^B. Lean Rounds. Serva hot or ceremony. than even that, should your number be called, you will Route 91. $ g .19 'llcemen were Indicted. They State police said one of the It's D r Uc Io im !" l b . Reminds You That: lOOSI RIM T cold. Sd not Include thoae charged The ceremony bad none of the be rejected by the military’s examiners. “Every time you ROASTINQ CHICKENS H ..48B political trappings of two ban- hitchhikers^ pulled a gun and e 9R1MIUM LIFI IXPICTANCr today. Thla estimate is bued on sta-<^ forced the priest, who was not buy one gallon of DELICIOUS . . . ths-bomb conferences now tistlcs compiled recently^by the standards have been viewed in e SILF-raiMINO ON AU meeting here and attended wearing his clerical clothes, to Mary Carter Brand SUaiACU IXCIPT SAM GHIGKEN BREASTS n>. GDb Army surgeon general’s office terms of combat duty and that drive off the highway. Bulletins 5 WOOD mostly by people from other on results of "examinations of while this philosophy still per The monslgnor was ordered to DOUBLE BREASTED CHICKENS Paint, yon get a sec­ Hint Break Near cities. One Is the Oommimlst- e PRiu IN 10 MlNum youths for military service’’ last alsta, "the criteria for medically drive along Sciantic Road in ond gallon Free, at organised 11th World Confer­ year. determining ‘combat fitness’ East Windsor. The shooting took ROASTING CHICKENS no extra cost. In Twin Slaying ence Against Atomic and Hy­ During the year 1964, the re­ hava obviously changed with the place at Sciantic and Wells DENIES MARRIAGE Of course Pinehurst has the low price on NEW POTATOES Just as It hai drogen Bombs. The other la port shows, 847,611 draftees changing techniques of war Roads. PIS SALLON AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — PoUoe sponsored by Japanese Soolal- were given pre-induction exami­ tare." EDGARTOWN, FROZEN, CUBED ALL B E E F Yon can take your free The two men, described by (AP) —V Aotreas RosalInO' ■ on Shurfine FROZEN FOODS with Peas, Peas and Carrots, Chopped Broc­ Wnted today that a bregk maiy iata. nations, and 47 per cent were In some respects, the report state police os being about 21 gallon In a different The city government placed said, present procurement Russell todny denied report*'* color or product of the be near In their search for the accepted. years old, fled into nearby GROUND m l u u i coli, Leaf or Chopped Spinach 7 for fl.OO or SHURFINE GRAPEFRUIY- the park off limits to antinu­ standards are more liberal than that singer Frank SlnstnS' -- VEAL tame price range. slayers of two Dallas, Tex. Of the S3 per cent who didn’t woods, A search failed to turU| clear groups In 1968 when the qualify, 22.3 per cent failed the the standards ot World War n . and notreas Mia Farrosg BACON PINEAPPLE DRINK 3 46 ok. cans 89c, case of 12 for $3.39 or tall Pink them up. planned to get married donu - . CHUCK coeds, Susan Rlgst^ and Shirley Communist Chinese and the So­ medical examination; 18.3 per "This,’’ th* report added, "is Momenta after the shooting, Salmon 2 cans $1.00 and B A M Bean Pots S Ige. pots 89c. Ann Stark. viets Insulted each other In front cent failed mental testa; 11.4 speclfloally true in regard to ing their month-long vnete CUTLETS NO LIMIT a motorist came on the scene tlM erulso on New llnglani . ot ths memorial to the victims per cent were rejected because persoiw with certain psychiatric and the monslgnor told him he FREE. Polios MaJ. K. R. Herbert, waters. "I can aasoro yoB* of the bombing. of "training ability Umtted;" 1.5 oonditions — the underlying ra­ coordinator of the Investigation, had been shot, state police said they are not gottfair m ariM . c C tdd newsmen h* felt progress "T be people of Hiroshima feel per cent were out beoauoe they tionale, supported by expert The priest, apparently dazed, And tha low prfca on now Long hkmd Pofatott, enoe, being that greater profl here or on this voyaga»>,« C lb .ii r(uj« MARY CARTiR PAINI '.i^MAllSI bad been mads but there had that something alien was Inject­ were disqualified under both then started hla car and drove lb medical and mental standards; clency would result with respect There Is no queotlon of tt.*' lb been no arrest. ed by ths ralTlss of outsiders," himself to the hospital. sho said. iw 79 totaMyoult10fcs.farBBe (BlM.3Be). and 1.7 per cent for adminis­ to appraising the psychiatric The motorist took the license EveeyoM's Faverltoi 79 FOP ALL YOUR PAIMTING NEEDS The two pretty brunettes Mayor Shlnso Hamal told a 79 each 81, dlsappsarsd July 18. X: newsman. "They don’t want trative reasons. ’Ibis last group fitness of parsons for military of the car and notified state NARROW ISUMl la described as thoae "found ssrvlo* if they were observed police. 4b0 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER was 18 days latar before tiie Hiroshima to be made their bat- LARGE HEADS i LARGE SIZE NEW CORN FROM BURNHAM bodies wsrs found near tbs Usground. When we etarted tha morally unfit." under military oonditions. Msgr, Fazsalaro’s condition GENEVA (AP) — A t fm it '." ' North of Post Oflieo Dorth outskirts of Austin peace movement, it wae on a Th* purpose of th* medical "Furthermore, studies Indl- was termed satisfactory today York-bound Jetliner took ofp 7 LETTUCE ... 19e I WATCRMELONS ... 59c l^ tors said Miss Rigsby was nlgher level." testa, tM rsMrt explains, is to by the hospital. ,SVi hours late todny T E L 6 4 3 ^ 2 3 Strangled, but tbs osuss of Miss As ths crowd at the park sUmlnate individuals With msdl- Bom In Meriden Msgr. Faz an Incident In wmon which liit nnrt Btark^s death could not bo dc- stood silent, the mayor added oal defects ot such degree as to aalaro has been on the arch' rowly avoided oollldiM oolU with^ m . m i B OO CmoCOLATB C H ir CO O KIES...... UH ea. bag 430 OPEN DAILY 9-5:30—THURS. TILL 9 PJM. diocesan chancery staff sines Isrmlnsdr another 469 names to ths roll of "make it Imposelble for them to Itary asrvlos generally have not three Italian J6t llfhti*#*'* CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY A straw purss, bsUgvsd to perform their m illtaiy duty” proved a rallabla index for effi' 1949. He was an expert con o V • r IImb Mediterranean' bomb’s identified victims. Ha lalaad o< Elba. TWA hava been taksa from Mias placed the new names In a con­ end to exclude those who might olently predicting future mill' sultant for the Second Vatican DURING AUGUST Council and attended the first 881, Rem* to How fitark's car, turned up in crete receptacle under the sad­ require prolonged hoapltallaa- tary b^avlor. " t a session in Rome with Archbhsiop ,vta Geneva and Paris, 1 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Goodwill b ^ t r i s s bin on the dle - shaped cenotaph In the tion and eventual dlsohuie aft­ line with the new orienta­ Henry J. O’Brien. ed aalely boro attar PINEHURST south aids of Austin. park. The eternal f li^ burned er they had been taken Into tion, th* psychiatric S ^ , Snc. Pope Plus x n appointed him Oapt. John Kennedy 2 i17 HlfiMaii Stn .MdMbMlwr. C^nw. PboM M3^278 . Many srtiolas th* fUta are behind i t eervloe. > soresnlng Is Intended to sltml' CORNER MAIN AND TURNPKB ' known to bava brought srllli The eurgeon general's report nata omy parsons with gross a papal ohamterlain with ths *>vaslv* aetlsn ta Read Herald Advertisemento flissi ass stIB ntssiagt .(•ea P a m Vly9)l Hiro$hima — Then and Note commented that historically the psyohlatria aandlticns," titl* V *iy Ravatsnd Monslgnor. ■ . m

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. AUGUST 6. 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1968 F A C E T W O Sheinwold on Bridge AU local Oranfon aro InvIUd •Medicare and Social Security Father Defends Husband Asks Tolland Hebron to attend ths pageant, In fact, Columbia North dealer urged to do so. Mrs. Keifnath W ed d in g Hurrie^ Flight Alimony from IF YOU CAN’T S’TOP RUFF Both tidtt Vulnerehli Portar o t Habron will ropro- MAKE D U ^ V RUFF EARLY NORTH Board Approves Changes Qiiirch Men aent the local Orance at the Recreation Unit Menaced IHospital Care Heart of Program With Daughter Ex-Film Star * KI06 UConn oonfsronea. Mlos Amy Karts-Hardinff 9 91 Hooker or Paul Blow may bo By ALFRED SHEINWOLD i AIC76J LOS ANOBLES (API — The When you can’t stop deolarsr A K43 called upon by anyone needing By Vandalism and Apathy ST. LOUIS, Mo. (API. — A In Town Zone Regulations Ready Barn transportation. • By JOHN TBOAN estranged husband of former from ruffing a losing card In WEST KART NEA 8perUl Writw divorced young father, contend­ * 751 Uniform Turn-In film etar Corinne Griffith hes ths dummy, concentrats on V 654 Reesnt acU of vandalism atflantl with a 400 foot frontage on Medicare is somewhat of ing he did no wrong In spiriting asked for "reasonable alimony” Ths pisnninf and aonlng^wider proscribed oondlUcM, airf For Auction Little League baaebaU play­ the lake. To Draw a Pension 0 163 ers are asked to turn In their | the community beach have A misnomer. The new So­ his 2

-& I k MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1968 PAoa fivmr fjfin MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1966 sn People Vernon Vernon Women Are Superior H om sm ads nuclear war might be, and juot what Town M Shed More Light offloienoy might be expected from vari- In The Plan Board Puerto Rican Males RAVIOLI oua kind of defenaes and aheltera. VRESH OR IROODf Sttpttfttg lii^rdb One study of the problem, produced On Rural Street Corners Names Pine two yeari ago by a study group for the News Blame U.S. Influence IS'BbacU 8 ^ « t National Academy of Sotencea, esti­ An $8,000 appropriation In thlsP Ha was arrsstad by Patrolman Mtnchfter. Conn. mated that as many as 80 per cent of Robert Neil invaatiga^ad Gmsultant THOMAS r . ------»J - - > ■ year’s budget will mean that SAN JUAN, P.R. (AP) — Stu-^ Luz Esther Camacho, 19, said WALTBR R. IWRC Americans might survive a nuclear S';'-.,!* *' Frank Sinatra the accident, PuMlahtra practically avary atreat comer Samuel S. Pine, West Hart­ dents at the University of Puer­ women are now “awakening war, envisioning a considerable degree V, - : BOOART^OVVN, Mass. (AF) - Jesonls posted $800 bond for Hs PASQUALINI lYMadad Octobar 1. HU. Singer Frank Sinatra and ae in town will have a straat light. appearance in Oireuit Court 12, ford, has bean named planning to Rico agreed today with their after many years of Inferior 246 Avery St., WeppiBB of aafety and survival poeelble through status, but they want equality ^hllahad Branr BTenlns Bxoapt SondaT* trass Mia Farrow are making Mayor Thomas J. MoCuskar haa Vernon, Aug. M. consultant to tha town by the chancellor that the Island's i l Holtdaya. Bntarad aTtht RMt ortica M the uee of eheltem, pooh-poohed the Vernon planning eommUaion. not domination.’’ H L M4-0404 )i Bchaatar, Oona., aa Saeond Claaa Hall no attampt to quash rumora that revealed, Roger Eitelle, 90, of 10 Cot­ women — and not the men — “Men don’t realize this and idea that a nuclear war would end aU they are about to marry. tage Bt„ was arreeted at 4 p.m. Pine is a ihember of the staff lUr. MoCuskar noted that tha of Raymond and May, the con­ now rule the roost. They blamed they have retreated," she said. life on thle earth, and eaid that our Betora a crowd of onlookers board of rapreientatlvas haa yasUrday on a court warrant the influence of the United SUBSCRIPTION RATB8 at the town wharf Sinatra sulting firm employed by the "The boys were somewhat Payabla In Adraoea chief worry after nuclear war might be mat with representativas of the charging him with spreading States. resentful. Ona Yaar ...... I1S.M grestod tha 19-year-oid actress and making unnacesoary nolae Rockville Redevelopment Agen­ Tho girls spoke with satisfac­ getting back Into production and eup- Connecticut Light and Power cy. He will work with the plan­ "Women are taking over our Months ...... 11.0 -> s- * with a kiss whan she raturoed Oo., and has approved a plan with a motor vehicla, tion, the boys with regret, fields,” complained Hector Lo­ loaths ... •.W ply with some of the material goods to from a shopping trip. ning and zoning commission, BU ...... 1.M in which existing lights will be Bstalls is achedulad to appear and will serve as consultant on "When Rome ruled the world pez, 19. "They’ve even got wom­ which we have beooma aocuitomed. Thay walkadIkad along the deck of changed over from floureecant In court in Btafford Springs Aug. her customs were adopted by en cosmonauts. Who would ever MBMBER o r a launch, each with an arm 26. Lt. Emilio Pallegrini made any othsr town needs rslated THB ABSOCIATUD PRBSS Another etudy of the same problem. to mercury vapor, to planning. everyone, and the United States had believed It?" Tha Asaodated P rn s is exclualvuiy antlUad about the other, before the ride the arrest. is the Rome of today," said Just completed by eclentlaU for ths “The savlnga we will obtain 'Ths commission interviewed Tomas Rossly, 20, complained ht'dia use of republlcatloQ of all news dis- out to tha luxury yacht on which from the changeover," Me- Edward Ooets, $8, of Bnipslc Engaged Blanca Iris Rodriguez, 18. that tro many men are becom­ natArs credited to it or not otherwise credit- Greater St. Louis Cititens Committee they have been vacationing. The Bt., Tolland, was arrested under a number of consultants before "We don't like to nile over a ‘his paper and also tha looal news pub- Cuaker said, “means we wilt making its choice. Those Inter- The engogament of Miss ing effeminate, particularly in here for Nuclear Information, takes sharp ■ - 1 ^ " IM-foot Southern Breeze was have between 200 and 400 more a court warrant e h a r g ^ him man,” another girl said, "but If their clothes. f s All rlahts of republloathm of special dia­ anbhored about BOO yards otf- with breach of peace.», The a r \riewed included Merrill Lincoln, Eileen Anne Feltham to Donald he lets himself be ruled, that's Mi patche^ereln'ars'alsols nei rMerrad. Issue with such relSjtlvs optlmiwn. It lights than ws planned on, at consultant to the former dis- Jean Couture, both of Manches­ "Luis Alberto Santana, 26, a ahore in Edgartown Harbor. no additional cost.” rest stems from an incident July trtet planning commission, and his fault." postgraduate student, accused . Th» Herald Printlns Oomi ny. Inc., as- argues that the shelters we have would The singer turned away all 81 in the Henry Park area. ter, has been announced by her Speaking to a group of fresh­ Assorted Milk and sunns no financial responsibllltv for typo­ The $8,000 budget item was Elverett Lord-Wood, former re­ parents, Mr. and Mra. Samuel women of abusing the rights Dark Chocolate Lb. be much more likely to prove orema- questiona about whether the Ooeta posted $80 bond for development planner. men Thursday, Chancellor granted them by men. graphical errors appearlns In advertlements couple will marry, or ara al­ to Install lights at dangerous in­ Feltham at 1606 Tolland Tpke. Jaime Benitez proposed a “cru­ other readlns matter Tn Tha Manchestar toriums than places of safety, and It tersections in the rural areas court appearance tn Rockville Pine haa oeen planning di­ “It takes considerable good K^nlnc Herald. ready married. Aug. 17. Patrolman George Her fiance is the son of Mr. sade for the recovery of male­ fortune these days to find a girl thinks the earlier study erred all down of town. rector for Norwalk for six and Mrs. Joseph Couture of 246 Gardner was arresting officer. years, and planning administra­ ness.’’ who recognizes and respects iull service client of N. E. A. Service, toe. the line and undercalculated the way “Prims necessity areas wars Woodland St. "In our tradition the proto­ Masterpieces *ubMah«'ni Representatives - Tlie Jiutus Mrs. Lyndon Johnson lit under the old plan,” the ma­ Hoepltal Notes tor for Darien for two years manhood," he said. "That’s why thews SpecialBpei Asency — New York, Chl- nuclear damage would last and spread Miss Feltham is a 1964 grad­ type of masculinity Is Don Juan, I haven’t married.” oa*rn. iieirolt and Boston. _ _ _ _ _ . NEW TORK (AP) — Mrs. yor said. “Now, we will be able Admitted ' yesterday: Nell! The firm he Is with, Rajhnond uate of Manchester High School. who accosts, attacks, advances in Miniature ^ member audit bureau o r circuua- through all the phases of life on earth. to install lights In other areas, Clark, Old Stafford HA., and May, serves only Connecti­ TiONS. Lyndon B. Johnson and her el­ cut communities, a factor re­ She is employed at Phoenix Mu­ upon women," he said. By this second report, the percentage of dest daughter, Lynda Bird, 21, such as the Rosedale section, land; Mary Oregonla, Wapping; tual Insurance Co., Hartford. "But now In Puerto Rico we 4 Weekn Off Coming Isplay advartlalns closlnc bourn: people surviving an atomic war might which were not considered as Mark Budheri, 78 Taloott Ta‘ Ave.; portedly regarded favorably by day. saw **ItM Subieot Was Roees" Mr. Couture is a 1964 gradu­ are living In the region of Dona rs y r Monday — 1 p.m. rn d s Andrew Daoautels, 987 Lyn­ the commission. com br Tuesday — 1 p.m. Mtmday. be considerably lower, and the world Thursday night. How did iha prime necessity areas." ate of Manchester High School. Juana. It Is the woman who Is WASHINGTON — The 86-hour UTTLI AM9TOCRATS wood Dr., ^ t o n ; Ann Lan­ week of the early 1900’s has br Wednesday — I p m. Tuesday, they might then face oonaiderahly more Uke itr The first step, revealed by the He is a member of Connecticut forced to take the Initiative MINIATURI CHOOOUITaa or Tbursday — 1 p.im^Wedneaday. “It was a vary low key, un­ dry, 4 Weatiand Rd. This la a horrible state of af­ shrunk to 40 hours — to 86 In ■or Pridav — 1 p.m'. ■niursday. difficult. mayor, will be to have the mer­ Air National Guard, and plans br Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. derstated tiogedy with nice, cury vapor lights installed in Births yesterday; A daughter Labor Council to attend electronics school at fairs. many blg-clty offices. Three- v»esiriMl deadline; i0:'s0 a.m. eaCh day t t One cannot very well say, of such a juicy humorouB lines thrown in. town areas not yet illuminated. to Mr. and----- Mra. Marcel ■ «el OiGren­ Low ^ AFB, Colo., next month. "Through a series of pay fourths of U.8. blue-collar work­ puhUoatlcn exceiH Saturday — > am . It’s tha kind of play that touches Following the installation of the ier, 16 Werner Dr.; a son bo No date has been announced chological complications, men ers had no vacations as recent­ debate, that It Is academic, for it treats Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Landry, 4 Won’t Endorse ly as 1940, but today blue- and Friday, August S of human flesh and blood. But we would ■o many people,’’ Mrs. Johnson new lights, the present floures- for the wedding. in Puerto Rico have been re­ told the east. cent lights will be changed over. WesUand Rd., RockviUe treating, falling in love with white-collar workers alike gen­ still say of it that It ia as unimportant T h e merciuy vapor lights Discharged yesterday: Ethel Any Candidate FORMOSA JOLTED OFTEN themselves, becoming narcissis­ erally get three wr ' 3' vacation with pay. And the lour-week va­ (SMdemi 6 ! Our Moat Illiberal Liberals really, as if It were academic, and not C arl Row an produce 3,650 lumens at a lesser Robert, 19 Hammond S t; Bee- TAIPEI — Formosa records tic.” sle Cheney, 890 Hartford' T ^e.; NEW YORK (AP)—The New more than a thousand earth­ "If the boys go on taking It cation, already a reality In the fOl MAIN ST.—648-5821 6 related to real human beings. For w# cost than the 2,700 lumen flou- Ws doubt that the so-oallsd llberala WABHINaTON (AP) — Carl Joanne Harris, 166 High St; York City Central Labor Coun­ quake tremors a year, most easy, this will become a ma­ automobile Industry, Is coming Prescription Pharmacy don’t think It matters too much what T. Rowan, outgoing U.6. In- rescent lights," iMcCusker said. Leona Craven, KOlly Rd.; Rich­ cil, which represents a million of Congress ever achieved a more IlHb- A larger size mercury vapor of them feeble. triarchy," Miss Rodriguez said. fast. the survival rate of nuclear war may formation Agency director, who light, which produces 7,000 lu­ ard Rapooa, BlUngton; Phyllis members of 6Q0 AFL-CIO unions srftl victory, by more illiberal means turn out to be, whether it Is 80 or 20 under the late president John F. Jaakolk^ 36 N«4t James will not endorse any candidate esldent Johnson mens, aa opposed to the 6,000 Wood, 87 Tatcott Ave.; Kenneth and tactics, and more likely to scatter per cent. The key question, we think, dy lumens produced by the more in the Democratic mayoral pri­ llllbetal rosuMa down the future pages has held some of the highest Mantle, BlUngton; Donald Jac- mary election Sept. 14. would be whether whatever portion of federal posts attained by a Ne expensive, larger sized flouresc wee, 98 W. Main S t; Sarah The Council’s decision was 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS " of American history than the victory ent light, may be lued, McCua- FVlckman, 98 FrankUn Park humanity did survive would do so with Aloiis Country Roeds With Sylvian Oftara gro, said Thursday he will be­ ker added. generally considered a blow to MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER jji... they obtained when they mustered their a will to live, and we wonder this come a columnist Sept. 1. W. City Council President Paul R. WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 mors than one third of the Senate “If praise is called for. I’ll 'And there Im’t as much Screvane, one of four major knowing full well how powerful the life LONELY PASTURE wasted light," McCusker cou' against ths Dlricsan OonstituUonal write It; if criticism is called The Herald’s Vernon borena candidates for the nomination. force is supposed to be in the natural for. I'll write it," he said of his tinued, “with the mercury vapor is at 88 Park S t, P.O. Box 827, Supporters of Screvane had Amendment. order of things. ’The question will ba planned three-day a week col lights as compared to the tel. 87S-S186 or 648-271L been hoping for an endorsement This would. If It could become part of flourescents.’’ There is also an whether, having evolved to this bottom lunn for the Chicago Daily News by the Council and its president, ths Constitution, relieve the states from Increase in savings in mainte­ moment in the course of its long strug­ and Publishers Newspaper Syn' Area Weather Harry Van Arsdale Jr., a close the flat decree of the United States Su­ dloate. nance costs with the new lights, ally of retiring Mayor Robert gle with civilization, mankind will then Reflections he concluded. preme Court that both houses of any Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Hot F. Wagner. be able to look itself in the face again 2!onlng Laws Van Arsdale announced Thura­ state legflelature must be apportioned Hoda Nasser weather la on the way. and formulate any real desire to atart Robert D. Novak Zoning laws of the former day that the Council’s executive on the one-man-one-vote basis. The Art of Unplanning CAIRO (AP) — President After about ten days of below over again. There may be varying rates City of Rockville and tha form­ normal , the U.S. board had voted unanimously Under this amendment, the people of Gamal Abdel Nasser’s eldest er 'Vernon Fire District are still not to make siny endorsement in WATKINS of casualties among the hiunan bodies, Report daughter, Hoda, 20, was mar' Weather Bureau said today, a state could decide vuhether they want­ In effect, town zoning conunls- temperatures will warm up and what he called a democratic in forecasts, and in realities. But for By Phineas Fiske ried Thuraday at a Moslem cer' sion chairman Chet Rau has an­ “family fight." Van Arsdale ed, for purposes of balance, for pur­ according to the five day fore­ the human soul there may be no ques­ omony attended by President nounced. had said recently that the Coun­ poses of adherence ■ to the basic tradi­ Sekou Toure of Guinea, on cast, temperatures averaging SEMI-ANNUAL tion of any partial degree of survival. WASHINGTON — When top attached to the Vice-President to spend prowling through bar­ It seems only natural, when blllty to provide his own suffl- Rau noted that the commis­ well above normal through next cil, which traditionally has not tions of the country, and for preserva- policy makers of the U.S. gov­ himself for this state of affairs. racks and getting the word from Manchester's downtown urban'- cient parking. state visit to Egypt. sion is meeting weekly to com­ Wednesday can be expected. participated in primary cam­ It may still be there. Or It may have ernment gathered about the Hatem Sadek, son of a former Uon of the kind of system which found­ Although Lyndon Johnson as the troops. He ought to get his renewal project begins attract­ Or they might, even, be turned bine the ordinances of the two The hot weather will be the paigns, might endorse a may- FURNITURE r decided it has had enough and can taka long, gleaming table in the Vice^lPrealdent chewed up State information through more con­ ing attention, that the real focal to local parklets, with benchee deputy government minister, governments Into a single, town­ oral nomination candidate this ed the country and which ia still pre­ White House Cabinet Room to Department briefing officers for ventional channels — the confi­ was the bridegroom. wide ordinance, but, until the result of high building year. served in the federal Conatitutlon It- no mors. point should be the Main St. and play equipment. along the eastern seaboard, and A make Viet Nam decisions, there breakfast and sometimes rebuf­ dential and secret channels business district. Both would add something laws are merg^, present ordi­ maintaining southerly winds A spokesman for City Com- eelf so far as the make-up of the feder­ was one notable absentee; Hu­ fed efforts to fill him in, that too often are clogged up. new. and constructive, to the nances will remain in effect. across New Elngland, the bureau troller Abraham D. Beame, who A Main St. Is, after all, histor­ al Senate is concerned, to decide for bert H. Humphrey. Humphrey craves information ’This Is a dilemma of govern­ neighborhood. Until the town became con­ said. Temperatures have been la also seeking the nomination, This was no exceptional omis­ of all kinds on foreign policy. ment, not a problem of party ically and psychologiQally. the solidated on July 1, both city said the Beame forces interpret­ themselves to set up one of the two In A Plastic Ocean? economic center of the town, But another idea areuNS warming slowly during the past sion. By no stretch of the im­ In fact, early this summer hs politics or personality. But even doubt as well as Interest. and district governments had few days, but now a more rapid ed the coimcll’s decision as “a houses of their state legislature on For each of us there is, we suppose, agination is the Vice President jumped over conventional chan­ in the political sphere, Humph­ and the symbol of the commun­ zoning commissions. Building victory for Abe Beame." in the inner policymaking circle ity’s identity. The agency proposes to con­ rise in temperatures will take smnethlng other than a strictly popula­ some particular moment at which we nels of information to investi­ rey’s arm’s length removal centrate all the shops that dot Inspector Francis McNulty Is place today and Saturday. "Screvane has been around tion basis. around President Johnson. He Is gate some of the Vietnamese from foreign policy decisions is But much of the project In­ Quotetlons Ftirnlshed by presently working with ordi­ saying he has the Central La­ decided that the artificialization of at arm’s length from the critical volves a considerable section the residential downtown now Dempsey-Tegeler Co., Ine. Along with the Increase In Under the Dirksen amendment, if it problems through a novel route. certainly no help—particularly into one neighborhood shopping nances from both commissions, bor Council in his hip pocket,’’ everything has gone just one final step decisions. Dispatched by the President to in view of the sudden emerg­ between Main and Spruce Sts., Nembers of New Fork since a imified zoning plan has temperatures will go higher the Beame spokesman said. could be adopted, Connecticut could if Indeed, some high officials in­ east of the business blocks, and center, convenient, it is suggest­ Stock Exchange not yet been completed. humidity, the bureau said, but too far. Port Bragg, N. C., to greet re­ ence 6f Arthur Goldberg , as for­ ed, to the entire section. this added moisture will not Its voters so chose, create for Itself a side the government question turning Special Forces soldlsrs eign'policyirtsir. there is much In that area now, Bank Stocks Grease n r e WO(K. 10 PCT. HIGHER 0 For many, we thtnk, this final signal whether Humphrey could jump and being considered in the The catch must be, however, • Bid AZked Vernon firemen were called have too much influence on pro­ HOUSTON — The average new legislature in which the towns (the natty green beret men) Goldberg, ex - Cabinet mem­ that many of the shops could not ducing showers before Simday U Conn. Bank and would still be gruaranteed some kind of for the beginning, too late of course, for in and assume immediate di­ from Viet Nam, Humphrey ber, ex-Supreme Court Jiutioe, M am Chester Redevelopment to the home of Walter Bren­ price received by growers for some kind of rebellion would come ia rection over all foreign policy Agency’s plans, deserving of a survive such a change, both as Trust Ck)...... 89 71 nan, SO Hlllcrest Dr., about 10 afternoon or evening. What the shorn wool, in 1964 was 53.2 representation in one house. turned what was billed as a and now Ambassador to the a matter of economics and of humidity will do ia add greatly ‘ the moment when ■ they went down to if a vacancy suddenly existed purely ceremonial mission into United Nations, is a man with little, special, notice. Hartford National p.m. yesterday to put out a cents a pound, grease basis. But the Democratic liberals in ths in the Presidency. sheer numbers—such a center Bank Co .... 55% B8% grease fire on the kitchen stove to the discomfort of the high That was up 10 per cent over Island Beach State Park in New Jersey, an ingenious fact-finding mis­ Johnson-sized ambitions. Some could only house one of each temperatures. Bmate at Washington didn’t want the Although successive Presi­ sion. I>emocrats are already specu­ Fire Insurance Companies Brennan suffered a second de­ 1963 and was the highest people of Connecticut, or of any other barrel-chested their plunge into the salt dents have made progress in Humphrey uked the return­ lating 'about the possibility of Aa they stand now, those type of store, where' there now Hartfcyrd Fire .. 66% 67 gree burn while trying to ex­ WUNlDeOR LOCKS ( A P I - slnoe 1957, sea water, lazed their way out over the dealing the Vice Presid^t in on blocks behind Main St. are pri­ may be two or three. Mass. General .. 16% 17 tinguish the blaze and was tak' Five day forecast; state, to have the democratic right to ing soldiers to give him their Cddberg’s moving onto ths marily occupied by one-, two- The writer must admit that Phoenix Fire .. 59 60 Temperatures in Connecticut gentle swells, and then, diving down the great problems of national own private version of what was Presidential tiokat. en to Rockville Hospital, where decide what kind of state legislature security (Vice President Harry or more-family homes, buildings there is enough of the planner in Ufe and Indemnity Ins. Oos. he was treated and discharged. Saturday through Wednesday for a piece of the long slimy seawebd going wrong in Viet Nam. He But this is speculation as thin mature in years, often unre­ him to see the beauty and effi­ they wanted. S. Trumem didn’t even know warned their superior officers as a gossamer's wing. The fun­ Aetna Life ___ 98% 60% Police Arreeta are expected to average well G waving gently over the sandy bottom, markable in character, some­ ciency, and the sound economic Conn. General .. 130% Stanley P. Jesonls, 93, of above normal. Warm over the FREE And the reason would have to be ob­ the existence of the A-bomb) he would hold them personally damental point is that the 'Vice- G times spruce and well-kept and, benefits, of a neat concentrated Hfd Steam Boiler 145 Hartford, was arrested at 4 a.m. weekend, moderating the later vious, They were afraid that the peo­ discovered themselves to be holding a there is a long way yet to go. responsible if any of the soldiers President' ought to be at the six-foot strip of plastic. and often less and less time to occasionally, bedraggled. neighborhood business. Security Ins. ... 44% today after a one-car accident part of the period. DELIVERY ple of Connecticut, if given the free were punished for telling the vital center of foreign 'policy But such a Security Insurance Some normal high and low make critical nuclear-ag« de­ truth as they saw it. Hie result; questions. ’ Unfortunately, he Sonvs^lots have one house on on Phoenix St., and charged chance, might vote to create for them­ Ihe artificial plastic seaweed is de­ cisions. the str^ and another ,in the would bring with it a real loss of Hartford .. 18 with operating a motor vehicle temperatures are Hartford, 84 ARTHUR DRUG The Vice-President got an ear­ hasn’t been before and he isn’t of convenience for many people Travelers ...... 36 while under the Influence of in­ and 61; and New Haven 81 and selves a balanced legislature, in which signed to help stabilise Uie sands for Coiuider, for example, the two ful of down-to-earth problems In today. rear yard. ■ the New Jersey beach, and thus help great foreign crises that havs Spotted around, particularly living tn the section, and a loss PnbUo Utilities toxicating liquor or drugs. 64. not only parties but geographical and confronted Mr. Johnson — the Viet Nam not available even to IMS PublUhers NswsimmoM’ of choice. Conn Light Power 37% promote and preserve better bathing the President. Syndicate along Spruce St., are a couple economic interests would have checks occupation of Santo Domingo of dozen stores — groceries, And It might well mean a loss Hartford Gas Co. 51% for its human users in all ths years to and the more recent sessions But the Vice-lPresldent of the too, of livelihood to some, who Bo. New England on one another. United States hasn’t muMi time pizza . bakeries, package stores, There have, of course, been Instances come. about how far and how fast to Mrvlce establishments — that have found along Spruce St. the Telephone Co. 64% 55% escalate the war in Viet Nam. Herald environment that permits the Mannfactaring Companies and periods, in Connecticut and else­ Seaweed, some of us might have depend in some measure upon Choose from 22 colors! Hiunphrey was on the edge local patronage. kind of small business-that they Allied Thermal . 47 51 where, when the malapportionment of thought, would be at least one item in of decl^n-making in both these want to run. Arrow, Hart Heg 60 61 crises, but not in the limer cir­ ‘ Yesterdays And springing up here and legislatures has created unfair, unjust, nature nobody would consider worth there are blocks of fresh, young Beyond even the Immediate Barden ...... 19% 19% undemocratic, and un-American dom­ cle. He was not consulted dur- affect on both -resident and Bristol Brass ... 8% 9 while duplicating artificially. But. if our ifig the earliest, most desperate A Thought for Todtiy 25 Yeara Ago apartments, wedged in among ination of the affairs of a state by an the section’s more elderly struc­ businessman, this particular Ooleco ...... 16 16% Ingenuity, and our willingness, descend stages of the I^minican crisis. Spensored by the Maudieatea writer feels that the creation of Colonial Board BB/m vavA- SUPREME Btmer A. 'Wedea,. vice presi­ tures. actual minority of the population. There that low, there is not much valid resoon Later, however, as the U.S. di­ ConaoU e< Chnrchea a neighborhood businees center Common ...... 6% lemma there became chronic, he dent at J. 'W; Hue Corpora­ The section too, has its areas 6% 7 9 5 has never been any quarrel in theory or why they should not go as high as they tion and senior vice oofiimand- of slack, put to some non-de- would represent an unneces­ Duhham-Buflh 4 4% sat in on many of tho Pres­ sary victory for planning effi­ Kaman Aircraft . 10% principle with the proposition that such can, too, and send plastic people out to ident’s strategy sessions. “Blessed are tlie\ pure tai at at American Legion, la nem- s c ^ t use hard to recall. 11% evils must be corrected, and the ma­ lanted aa commander of podt le renewal agency antici­ ciency. N. B. Machine .. 32% 33% BROADLOOM sq.yd. swUn in a plastic ocean over the plastic As for Viet Nam, the Vice heart for they MiaH\see God.” There are some areas of our North ahd Judd 20% 501 N Y L O N jority of a state’s population yielded its President ia a regular at all of "The pure in heaxt’Ndoeo not fof 1940-$^. pates no earth-shaking changes 19% seaweed. in the behlnd-Maln St. blocks. lives and our environment Peter Paul ...... 32% 33% own full political righta. the President’s large-scale brief­ refer to physical olMnlineaa Frederiifii Chymston la hon­ PlaaUo Wire Cable 21 ings for members of. Congress, hut to splrituM Slagle I ntinded- ored w ith ‘Appointment aa. one Some ' buildings in poor re­ where careful planning is a nec­ 23 lYie trouble, and the quarrel — and but is not a fixture in the secret nese. Indeed, to direct tha whole of grand oanson at biaanlal pair nMly be purchfiMd and essity; their number increases Standard Screw 39% 40% the quarrel in which true liberals would taken down; other property with the population. Stanley Works . 24% 25% Complete Installed or room size rugs meetings of ths decision-making of ones h e i^ to the whole convention «f supreme grand 'Veeder-Root 28 28% not be casting their votes as gliMy as The Community College group. hearted service of God. It M lodg* of Loyal Orange Institu­ owners will be asked to bring And there are some areas Apart from crises, he does not to be understood ini terms tion and R^ral Order of Black their houses up to a higher where we cannot afford to be The above quotations are not did some supposedly liberal members of Although Middletown’s efforts to se­ standard of appearance or me­ witfiout the luxury of planless­ to be construed aa actual mar­ Tliere’s a color in Watkins Suprert^ broad- yet is priced so anyone can afford it. It Is cure a community college has tended not have automatic, regular ex­ of sight but in being made one Knights, at Wilmington, Del. the Senate the other day — Is that ths posure to top secret reports and in spiritual feUowshiip. It ia chanical efficiency. Rear yard ness, of unforeseen adaptations kets. loom for every decorating need, from vibrant available in 12 and 15 ft. widths for wall- Supreme Court, in order to step on the to lose some of its momentum because atructuras may be exiled. and unpredictable develop­ to-wall installations or large room size rugs. of the establishment of a Commission briefings from the Central In- real by Ood, knowing Him and 10 Yean Ago 1963 CHEVROLET Regimental Red to subtle Azure Blue. Your evil of under-representation for the nu­ telllgeiy^ .Atnnpy State rqjoloing in Him. Thta privilege Interesting ideas have been ments. Here*a Dog Age Guide IMS FOID for Higher Education for the state, There are already, in the 10- floors, being the next to the largest area of Watkins low price includes carpet, Mohawk merical majority, has so far over-cor­ there is no reason why this should be so. and Dtifense Departments. With is present only to the pure in Town plana further atudtea proposed for the vacant lots that Country Squire. 10 passenger, 8 cylin­ Bel Air 4-Door. 8 cylinder, automatic, Resilience cushion and labor using the Rob­ so much pressure to rush this h eart They do not desire to see into exactly how much land it some spot clearing may create. hlock section, islands of Inef- NEW YORK — Studies at a the rooms, can set your color for new deco­ rected the situation as to cancel out the A careful reading of the law suggests fliolency that are there to de­ der, automatic, power steering, power radio, heater. erts Tackless Method . . . or . . . room size top-priority material Into tha through a giaas darkly but to would need to develop Globe Some might be walled and dog research center show it’s brakes. Full new car warranty. rating schemes, or complement your present traditional protection the American po­ that a community will have to be, or at ■B^lte House, It is Inevitable see and know Ood face to face. Hollow Reservoir into water paved, as local parking areas, light the poMer-by daily; not true that one year in a ones. rugs, finished and bound, with Mohawk litical system has provided its minori- least can be, the initiating body of a that Humphrey sometimes is Rev. Richard W. Dupree supply before negotiating fur­ to help get extra cars off the There is the great, old tree dog’s Ufa ia equivalent to seven ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ community college. ’The new law sets that grows behind the Main 8t. Resilience cushions to fit. tlea. (or^tten. Aaeociate Pastor ther with Cheney Bros., owners streets—although It would seem human, years. Here’s a more re­ I ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Watkins Supreme with its high-and-low loop up a Board of Trostees to operate com­ particle of blame eon ba Bou^ Meihddiat Church of proparty. tha property owners’ responsi- atoree, between BMeU and liable guide, tha researchers texture will bring a new, rich beauty to your Hurry in to see this outstanding value, or, if The position thus taken by the Su­ munity colleges in the state, but tha Birch 8ts., shading and sep­ . soy: A year-old dog corresponds 1963 FORD you would like to see the carpets in the rooms preme Court, and held by the 30 mem­ legislation specifically authorlaea ad­ arating and humanizing tne to a 16-year-oId person; a 2- home whether you choose to carpet wall-to- visory boards on a local level. stretch of parking lot there. year-old dog to a 24-year-oId 1964 FORD Galaxie 2-Door. 352, V-8, standard wall, or to use room size rugs. Adds to the where they'll be used, call 643-5171 for Shop- bers of the Senate who voted against And there is •another tree, the Dirksen amendment the other day, The state Community College Board human; 3 to 30, and 4 to 36. Galfixie 500 Convertible. 8 cylinder, txans. Like brand new. One owner. comfort and quiet luxury of your rooms, too. at-Home carpet service. Our representative MdU In turn be under the wing of the growing hard beside a Httle After 4, each dog year equala 1s that the people of this country are no automatic trans., power steering. Like will call with samples, measure your rooms Oommisaion for Higher Blducatlon, but a Httle barhorahop at Blaeell five human years. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This richly textured carpet is woven of longer free to design their own govern­ again this does not preclude local ac- Fischetti and Spruce Sta., that, togetim new. famous DuPont 501 Nylon for long service. and quote prices. ments, as they had to In the beginning, Uvlty. Moreover, the CJommunity College with the bulMing, makes ' a 6 Board has almost 82,000,000 to spend for warm and friendly peutnershlp and as they havs been doing ever sines 6 the support of community colleges in ths of man and nature. and up to now. 1962 PLYMOUTH coming biennium. The legislature also There seems no room In cur­ Belvedere 2-Door Hardtop. 8 cylinder, For the first time—for absolutely the appropriated $260,000 which must be rent new developnMnt,'unleM It Honey Beige Tan Gold Bittersweet Antique White autfHnatic trans., power steering. Ex­ flmt time in the history of this democ­ m n t for higher education in Middlesex la of the mutteMitiiidn dollar 1 Coui...... ounty, be it a branch of the University variety, for ttie kind of imag­ 1963 FORD ceptionally clean. Jamaican Sand Fern Green Majestic Gold Oasis Grean racy—-ths absolute power of the people of Connecticut or a community college. ination that could challenge f a i r w a x Country Sedan 4-Door Station Wagon. at the ^ Ils has been curtailed and de­ It .is possible that the Commission of auoh spots OS thasa. 8 cylinder, autcHnstic, radio. Regimental Red Higher Eklucatlon will choose to split ths Along Main St., certainly, the I ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Lime Gold Royal Blue Sauterne nied. ’There is, at last, and for the first amount between the two schools, or in­ opproachh mustmu be oaoslderably time, something higher than the people deed give it wholly to one or the other. cooler, considerably oons______moro dl- Canyon Gold Spring Avocado Adobe Beige , Turquoise themselves, in whom, democratic theory This remains to be seen; however, it is reeled to the rapid and e^ lOTH STORCS 1962 WILLYS onoe said, all power once resided. obvious that the University of Connec­ flctent movement of people and I Jeep Station Wagon. 2 W.D., custom- Azure Blue Burnished Gold Tobac Shamrock ticut budget would have to provide for traffic, and the maximum use I OKN T0NI9HT It ia a cruel and perhaps a fateful iied, 8 cylinder, oversize tires. Beau­ a UConn branch, because $290,000 in of availablele apace — although, 1963 FORD Butternut Milan Green irony—and ws used the word fateful be- capital appropriations would be far from everybody wlft hope, not wlirtith- I TILL 9:00 tiful condition. OBuse no one knows what this new out Imagination. I Falrlane 4-Door. 8, automatic, power doing the whole job. Middletown, on tha steering. One owner car. bnnd of dictatorship Involves for the other hand, could move ahead if it But, although there la a por- I 8m Us For A future history of American politics and wishes with a community college as tlpn in all our nwdarn souls School Board Chalrmrn Wilbert Snow that recognlaaa and admires Coaqileto Asaortmoitt Tw o textures in the same ten colors! adf government—that It should be a haa been urging. man-made efflolenoy, th a n la Svpreme Court ruling supdosedly di- If it attained state operational funds, anothsr, somawhst undernour­ 1963 FORD to the improvement of our democracy a relatively small amount of City funds ished, part of ua that naeds I Galaxie 600 4-Door Hardtop. 890, V-8, would have to go into tha project. But oarelesanass, naada laaway far Now you can have Watkins Carousel Broadloom in one room. Royal Manor through Its honoring of the one-man- I PIN-UP 1963 V0LKSWA6EN automatic, power steering and brakes, . . . at a popular price. Cqm- tha real point Js that it would miatakaa and abuats, and needs in the second, for a smart decorator effect ona-vote prlnolple which cuts mors that the state Community College to find the unplanned kind of 2-Door. Radio, roof rack. Exceptilmally nice car. .1^ pletely installed with cushion and labor for wall-to-wall carpetingting or room savagely at the very root of the demo- may well react to requests from oom- beauty that grow from ysara I LAMP I size rugs. Carousel comes in a tip-sheared texture; Royal Manor in a ciiiktlo proeaaa than anything' elM that munltles, rather thaiv direct that com­ gona by—that naads, In abort, munity colleges be sstabllshsd. The im­ to be human. random-sheered texture; both with heavy, luxurious Acrilic pile. Chooee haa happened to ua under the Conatltu- petus still will have to come from tho I SHADES from Mjuidarin Red, Maple Sugar, Golden Cashmere, Delft Blue, Avocado^ tian of 1789. various communities in tbs Mato, the Oyster White, Greecian Gold, Mocha, Surf Green and Sand Beige. justifications preMred locally, Mtd the -'ilL: criteriaa astabllsned for the typ8 of ed­ OeUdaDato I .» I ^ DILLON SALES and SERVICE. Inc. What Would SurYiv* ucation that would boat suit tha looaUty. In 1996, Qartru4a Bdsris ba-,. 319 MAIN SntllT MANCHESTER. CONN. In short, a local Board of Education eame tha first woman to |Wim j^RAHtWAY PfUCISI J {t la in the news tfcat there la a big can no longer create a community col­ tha English Channal, maw disputs among our scienUsts aa to lege; It o u create the eondlUons under which one could eomo a.bout—MIPDCJD- aMTOSY aHaw* HM? MMMer In 194$, Oan. Douglas MaeAr- |oat what our ohani^ of ai^val In a TOWN PRESS thur announcad tha u.a. vlotory M £1 •t ICuiida. Naw Oaorgla. i ft__ duties by mother-helpere, Events Kraus said. Events Ths school is accapting 35 public Relations Director LBJ Follows Lincoln, four year olds and 18 three year In W orU In Capital $101fi00 Transfer Held olds this year, the preeldent REMINQTOat Two Officials ‘Sherlockiaiis’ added. ADDING MA CAIRO, Bgypt (AP) - Prael Mrs. Kraus said the school Named by Hospital Board Signs Voting Measure WASHINGTON (AP) - Al­ meets at Evergreen Lodge on BobtracBaei Fall IKegbaart dent Oamal Abdel Naseer wee Proper by Town Council ' A director of public rolattoni^ Mrs. Leola Beck, though the unemployment rate T.:* Attend Meet reliably reported today to be ment, library and music $88.00 ^oat hM boon created at Man- (Continued from Page One) Treat Hero as Human has dropped to an eight-year oi Ex-Postmistress, holding up arms ehlpmente to Town Manager Terry V.'bnounced that the vahie of new etrumente. C.S.T. Inclndad l^eeter Memorial Hoe^tar and Columbid low of 4.8 per cent of the labor The school program le Jieteed when he promised to swiftly the Congo rebele baoaues ot Bprenkel, asked to comment on constnictlon, for which par- Also Special On Fleirt it will be filled by Rogrer Don- Dies of Injuries About River Holmes were still alive, he<9 'James Bond Is over my force. President Johneon says It the remarks of former mayor mite were Issued in July, to- oiv a play and learning princi­ Ion, who now realdea at 39 Olen- enforce the law. and detailed split In the rebel leaderehlp, would be 107 years old, moet head," says Laweoon. ‘T don’t le etlll far too high, particular­ John Madden reported In 'The tals $883,525. ple, to prepare the students (or Adding Machines ly among teen-agers and Ne­ wood St. Theodora Moberg, one of An­ the steps the government will Valk Unhurt Rebel "Defense Minister likely happily puttering around know where he came from. Herald yesterday, said that ths A total of 16 permlU were their future education In the • COLUMBIA—Mrs. Leola W. "They all seem to do the groes. public school eystem. Yale Typewriter Bar ; Donlon la a native of New Ga'iton Soumlalot announced hie bee farm In Sussex, Eng­ town eouncH considered a re­ Ittsued for dwellings, in the dover's two representatives to take. Thuredav he had replaced eame thing,” he adde. "You Johneon leeued hie etatament, The program usually Includes Pboae 649-4086 York and haa done public rela* Beck, 75, former postmlitrass A statue of Lincoln was beside cent resolution, setting aside amount of $297,000; one wae iiona work and developmnet of tha Capitol Region Planning Chrlstopha Gbenye as head of land, where ha le said to have read four books and you've In which he expressed pleasure $101,000 to the board of edu­ of Columbia, died yesterday at After Auto retired. Issued for an addition to the todoor and outdoor free play, financial resources, moat re­ Agency, and Lawrence Moe, the rostrum from which Jolm- the rebel govemment-ln-exlle In read them all. They all seem to over the general Improvement cation budget for current ex­ high echool, at $614,000; one story and rest periods, and oc- cently for Rockford, (111.) Me­ Windham Community Hospital. representing the town conserva­ son spoke. Johnson's Cabinet Cairo. He made hie announce Still alive? Wasn't the greet attack the eame woman, all de­ In the employment sHuallon, penses, to be a proper one. catlonal field tripe detective a fictional character for firehouse 8, under con- morial Hospital and the La­ Wllllmantlc. from severe In- tion commission, attended was on hand, as was Lincoln's Overturns ment shortly after Obanye left fend the same woman.” after the lAbor Department li- Madden had charged that the ■tnictlon on Sullivan Ave.,! Mrs. Kraus said additional to visit President Kwame Nkru­ created through the pen of Sir The Speckled Band Club, ■ued Ite July figures Thursday. resotution was Improperly program Information will be crosse, (Wla.) Lutheran Hoa- j .1uriea sustained Julv 23. when Wednesday night's meeting on when ho wont to the Capitol 104 Arthur Conan Doyle 7 155,000; two for garages, $2,-| ftital. water resources in the CJonnec- mah of Ghana, which takes Its name from one Thtre was actually a big rise made and that the transfer It­ 750; nine for additions and al­ available after the teachers sub­ I her car left the road and hit a years ago today and signed a John Valk, 45, of Hennequin Well. yea. And no. of Holmes' moet celebrated cas­ In Jobe for teen-agers — 1.6 mil­ self woe contrary to the In' mit their curriculum outllnee In Prior to his entry Into hospi­ tree off Rt. 87 in Cheatnut Hill. tlcut River Basin at the Connec­ Rd., was apparently unhurt af­ Soumlalot told a newi confer­ terations $13,575; four for tool, tal field work, he had served bill that freed slaves. "We firmly believe that he es, wae established in April, lion — but they continued to terests of the taxpayers. September,. . Sh* was the widow of Henry ticut General auditorium in The President handed the first ter his car overturned on Rt. ence Gbenye and hie foreign wae alive,” sayi Douglas Law- sheds, $700; and two for signs, 1 With two New York City news­ 1940, Just a few months after pour Into the lel>or force In such Sprenkel said that the res $500. ■ Beck. Bloomfield. pen he used in signing the bill to 6 Wednesday night. minuter, Antoine Kanza, "had son, keeper of the band of Bos­ papers, the Herald Tribune and been bought by imperialism" tha Irregulars came Into being large numbers that tbsir Jobless olutlon approving the $101,0(X) Moncheetor Evening Herald i Mrs. Beck was apoointed post­ John L. Hull, survey coordi­ Vice President Hubert H. H i^ - ton's Speckled Band Club. "Ah In New York. rate dfopped only from 14.1 to Revenue received by the u e Daily News. His newspaper mistress of Columbia Jan. St. Alaa Martin nator for the soil Conservation According to state police, and had betrayed the rebel transfer, pawed at a meeting building department during South Windsor correspondent, work centered mainly on ad­ phrey, the second to Senate Re­ Valk was drvling east on Rt. 6 —that Is, wlthlq llmlta. We The SS members meet once a 13.2 per cent. June 16, was or>nsldersd a Anne Lyons, tel. 644-8583. 1940. and was the 18th nerson Service, of the U.S. Depart­ publican Leader Everett M. cause. treat him as if he were alive.” July was $1,918. This compares vertising. He later added an near Hodls Nursery about lo Soumlalot also charged that year for an evening of good Johnson said the drop In Job­ "resolution of Intent," because ■ to hold the post. She was oresl- ment of Agriculture, outlined DIrksen of Illinois. The 76-year-old insurance ex­ food and good Sherlocklan talk. lessness among all groups ex­ the council can not approprlste with revenue in July 1964 of iaa.soclatlon with the Columbia dent of the Connecticut Chan­ the survey work, which has been p.m. when he apparently dozed Gbenye had squandered the $1,699. Brondca.sllng System which In- With each pen went a presi­ off. His car veered to the right ecutive adds; "One of the In between, they have pub­ cept nonwhite workers "gives anticipated funds before they ter. National Association of going on for many months, The movement's bank account speakers at our annual dinner In July a year ago, the value UN Projects oloded the responsibility of dential handshake. Johnson aide of the highway, hit a soft "while our men In south Sudan lished three collections of es­ us confidence and determination | are actuall.y received. Postmasters, from June 1949 to entire length of the Connecticut gave pens, too, to Dr. Martin once said; 'Everything of Sher­ says by club members about to seek further reductions In our for building permits Issued was itooking artists and speakers. June 1950. River, from Long Island Sound shoulder and overturned. were dying of hunger." Of the $101,000, about $79,000 '"Donlom was bom in White Luther King, Jr. and other civil lock Holmes Is real. Everything the detective and have sent off national unemployment rate." will come In additional state $959,624, Included were 11 Aiding Growth Roger Donloa She was instrumental In se­ to the river's source, will have The car, which sustained ex­ He said the Congolese Revolu­ else Is unreal.' " occasional letters and cables to Unemployment among non- dwellings, valued at $199,000, JPlnins, N*Y. and was educated curing the first post office build­ rights leaders, and to Atty. Gen aid and the remainder, $22,000, been surveyed by the end of this Nicholas Katzenbach. tensive damage, was towed from tionary (Council had unanimous­ The Speckled Band Club wae the great man himself. whites, un from 8.4 to 9.1 per and the Ell Terry Elementary UNITED NATIONS, N Y .— at schools there. He later at- ing. to replace a "com er of the year. Aside from sites preempt­ the scene to the Collins 66 Oa­ from the town’s contingency School, $713,774. COIN OPERATED ended Rutgers University. He position Involves various aspects Johnson addressed part of his ly agreed to dUmiis Gbenye the second chartered within an Address; Sherlock Holmes, cent, was the one sour note In and general fund surplus ac­ The United Nations Special store"-typiB facility which had ed for other uses, the remaining rage. WASH-’N-DRY CT^EAN B married and has a married of communications between the speech to American Negroes: and name Soumlalot chief of the organization called the Baker Bee Keeper, Sussex, England. the July figures, the Labor De­ counts. Avery St. 'Speaker ' Fund approved in Hs flnit five hospital and the public and In­ served Columbia until the pres­ sites will be subjected to more Trooper Howard Uneberry is exile government. Street Irregulars, the American partment said. This Is about 80 11 MAPLE ST. i"daughter. ent building was erected in 1959. "You must register. You must "Sometimes," says Lawson, When the resolution was ap­ James White, minister of years 374 projects to reveal li Manchester Memorial Hospi- cludes the presentation of new Intensive study by local authori­ vote. And you must learn, so still investigating the accident. rallying point of Sherlock "the letters are a bit long being per cent higher than (or white proved In June, the state had evangelism of the Manhatten and realize the wealth-produc­ Across From First NaUona) | programs, appointments and the Retiring at the compulsory ties as potential sources of wa­ SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Holmes buffs, or Sherlocklans, workers. Store Parking Lot *al Is now one of about 760 hos­ age and ill for several months your choice advances your in­ answered." not completed action authoriz­ Christian Reformed Church, ing potential of low-income pitals across the nation to adopt ho-spltal’s financial and personal ter. terest and the interest of the In a move to satisfy critlce of tU as they call themselves Who answers them? "Well, ing disbursement of the ad- win be the sneaker at the 11 nations. OPEN 7 DAYS before that, she never served in ^ A number of peonle from Tol­ amity treaty with Japan, the Ite members are aggressively . we don’t know," he says. "We a m. servlee of the Avery Street 16-I.b. Wash—26o p public relations director. This needs. the building she campaigned to nation. Hospital Notes WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ dltlonaL state aid funds. The U.N. has paid $335 mil­ land County were Invited to the South Korean government today loyal to their man and som e-; think perhaps a Sherlock gress has passed and sent to Another resolution, also Christian Reformed Church on lion of the cost of the projects; 8-I.b. Dry riean—A?.!)# have built. meeting as part of the Caoitol Among those in the audience announced plane for legislation what disdainful of current! Holmes club In London. But Sunday. ^ 5 Lbs. Or Under—81J10 will be presented officially next Mrs. Beck was bom Jan. 8, President Johnson a five-year, passed by the council on June the developing countries them­ Region grouD. County rissident.s was James Farmer, who heads visiting hours are 8 to 8 p.m. to curb on Influx of Japanese sleuths. then..." $l85-mllIlon mea.sure to extend, selves are committed for the Free Mothproofing week to Viet Nam’s 23rd air bri­ 1890. in New Haven, a daughter | j the Congress of Racial Equality 16, making available the $22,000 Mr. White is specializing tn ■ J ■ ■ have a stake In the water prob­ In all areas excepting mater­ religious and cultural In­ e;:pand and accelerate an Inte­ from the contingency and gen­ work with dope addicts In Har­ remaining $502 mllHon. State News gade. Premier Nguyen Cao Ky of Charles and Clara Manville and who, earlier, spent an hour nity where they are 8 to 4 p.m. fluences. Wellman, and came to the Hart­ lem, because an amole supply of rior Department program to eral fund surplus accounts, was lem. He will speak on the announced last week that 25 Jets discussing civil rights with and 6:30 to 8 p.m, and private Premier Chung n-kwon said convert salt water for drinking. would be supplied to his air ford area in 1918. From 1924 water for the expanding econ­ made within the provlalons of topic, "The Lost Coin” I omy and population in the Johnson at the White House rooms where they are 10 a.m. the government would seek laws Both House and Senate acted Nursery School | Roundup force, which has had only pro­ she spent summers at Columbia Farmer said then the civil the charter, Sprenkel said. The Connecticut River 'Valley Is of to 8 p.m.. Visitors are requested to prevent propagation of Message from Ghana Thursday after a conference charter permits the council to The South Windsor (Coopera­ peller aircraft. Lake with her family, and came . '.ghts movement will seek to not to smoke In patients' rooms. "pseudo religions," discourage here to live in 1938. major Importance In assin"'''’ committee worked out final de­ transfer budgeted appropria­ tive Nursery Bchool will onen C^Oontlnued from Page One) On the diplomatic front. Pres­ register one million Negroes in No more than two visitors at the speaking and teaching of tails of the le.^lslation. JUST IN 6 ident Kwame Nkrumah ordered She was a member of the So- Jobs in industry there for a - tions that do not exceed $25,000 Oct. 4. Mrs. Gunther Kraus has many people who live in this the next year. one time per patient. Japanese and restrict the Im The bill authorizes an extra without a public hearing. The announced. i^ven by teachers. Most grades his foreign minister, Alex Quai- roptomlst C3ub of Manchester; port of records of Japanese On Way to Presiki^nt Columbia Congregational Marshall Clark Taylor David Anthony Oolas section of the state. Johnson' said in his speech $15 million for research and de­ resolution returned the $2,000 The school Is open to young­ EARLY *Sted in the transcripts had been son Sackey, to Washington with that there will be swift enforce ADMITTED YESTERDAY: popular music. velopment which when added to sters aged three and four. Two changed to the students advamt- a message about 'Viet Nam for Church, its choir. Ladies Aid So­ Fire Auxiliary to the general fund. ment of the bill. Mrs. Katherine Bailey, 30 Davis Home Minister Yang Chan- unappropriated funds brln.gs the teachers, Mrs. Hannah Maritz- Age. President Johnson. Presumably ciety and Women's Guild; and The women's aux<'iary of the WASHINGTON (AP) — A* lot’s proposals of last April as a Expenditures of over $25,000, 1 Pass State Bar Exams Andover Volunteer Fire Depart­ By Saturday, he said, the Jus­ Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Arlene woo said earlier that police special message concerning totnj for fiscal 1967 to $35 mil­ other than those already budg' er and Mrs, Gloria Llevowitz, It contained a report on the visit Columbia Grange and Columbia have been ordered to crack h?sls for settlement... among Recreational Council, In which Four Manchester men have ment will hold its August meet­ tice Department will have certi Dancosse, 90 Bigelow St.; Mrs. Viet Nam was being sent to them are complete U.S. military lion. eted require a public hearing. I will .supervise the school. The Party Workshop by a representative of Nkrumah fled officially places where dls Ann Garrison, (Coventry; Jeffrey down on Sokagakkai, the Japa- The bill also requires addi­ to Hanoi. But informed sources she was an active worker for Passed 'the Connecticut Bar eral law in Manchester but he Is ing at the fire house Monday President Johnson today by withdrawal from South Viet Sprenkel said, although the teachers will be assisted In their HARTFORD (AP)—State Re- Exams, it was announced to- at 8 P.m. After the regular crimination exists. Grous, Ellln^on; Mrs. Mary nese religious-political sect, Ghana's President Ki^me tional congressional authoriza­ hearing has no binding effect on in Washington doubted it would many years. not yet sure when and where. along with 66 other "pseudo re. Nam and 'an arrangement of MAC’S day. They are David Wichman, Hatch, Coventry; Lynne Hay­ tions for amounts above $90 mil­ aubllcan Chairman A. Searle lead to a quick opening of peace Survivors Include two sons, business Is dispatched, the la­ And, he said, he haa asked the Nkrumah, but there waa-no sign South Viet Nam’s internal af­ the council. Plnney announced today that a David Anthony Golas, Alan Taylor, of 424 W. Middle ward, 214 Hilliard St.; Leonard ligloue groups." Sokaggakai had lion with such totals limited to Sprepkel said he assumes that talks. Henry M. Beck and Guy C. Tpke., came to Manchester In dles will join In an evening of department to work all weekend the move would quickly lead to fairs as proposed by National. workshop for party leaders and Martin and Marshall Clark cards r -s refreshments. Jaworski, 263 Burnham St.; about 8,000 Korean followers peace talks. 1181 million. The administration the public hearing on the addi­ Kwesl Armah, whom Nkru­ Beck, both of Columbia; eight September 1964 and Is asso­ so that by Monday morning it last year. Liberation Front.' ” SUMMER SCHEDITLE ORCHARD iforkers in this year's munici­ grandchildren and several Taylor. Thermometer Care can designate any counties Mrs. Alveda Jubenville, 16 Wel­ had asked for $200 million over tional $79,000 In state aid funds mah sent to Hanoi arrived in ciated with the law firm of CJritlca of the government Reports from Accra said that five years with no provision for MARIAIW’S OPEN Tues­ pal elections will be held Sept, nieces and nephews. Allen Martin, son of General Mrs, Alfred Wilkinson, chief where past experience clearly lesley Rd.; Mrs. Irene Kambas, promptly after the return will be held when a formal re­ Accra Thursday with a letter Manager and Mrs, Richard Lessner and Rottner, 821 Main 112 Grandview St.; Mrs. Rose have charged that It "sold out" further congressional approved. day thru Saturday 9;.S0 to •ja in Hartford. from North Viet Nam President Funeral services will be held nurse for the Ccnnecflcut blond shows federal action will be Thursday of a Ghanian emis­ quest for the money is received HILL P*inney said the purpose of the Martin of 33 Harvard Rd.. at­ St. Katz, 40 Olcott St.; Mrs. Almu national Interests when It nego Town Officials from the board of education. 5:30; Thursday till 9:00 Ho Chi Mlnh to Nkrumah. tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Wat­ I proectcd of New England," which will be ejections as well as in the 1966 Mrs. Florence M. Adlaid which he attended under a ^ l - the Revolution of . New Cro:?a blood center, 100 Farm- ^®"J^“ ^ U o l and U was a re- Scott Dr., Vernon; John War- mountainous area of Malaysia’s was up for the third straight U.S. forces from South Viet CHark, 78, of Harwich Port, Johnson would receive him In conducted Aug. 30 through Sept. '•late elections." lowship grant; and a June 1965 york State. Ington Ave., Hartford. They are i ° ‘^ „ S o n v of 80^7 nock, 1066 Main St.; David Wil­ Borneo State of Sarawak, a mil­ month. He said such inflation Nam and a settlement in line Mass., mother of Norman Oark itary spokesman reported. Washington. 2 at the University of Connec­ graduate of the Harvard Law j^g jg married to the former open to all volunteer blood p ro-' ceremony oi sons. ey, 79 Niles Dr." ticut. "offsets the billions being ex-1 with Communist alms. of 164 Green Manor Rd., died School. Penelope Sanford Crum. The' gram aides. Anyone wlshln," to Until the time of Herbert The spokesman said three While the specifics of Nkru- pended In the highly-publicized | Youth Drowns In Moscow, Soviet Communist yesterday at Hyannis, Mass. Hoover, presidents went there BIRTH YE5STERDAY: A ton mah's message were not availa­ Monahan will be chairman of Martin, on July 12, was mar-1 gonple has a son, Marshall attend may secure further In- to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Manley, other Gurkhas were wounded in ‘Work.shop on Plan Examlna- war on poverty." • AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — A party boss Leonid I. Brezhnev Survivors also Include three ried to the former Ina Ce- clark Taylor HI. forhiatlon from Mrs. Paul to sign important legislation. the fighting with an estimated ble here In advance, informed House (30P Leader Gerald R. I demanded again that U.S. But more than that, the room Hebron. sources doubted it would lead to tlon.” and Dion will preside at I Hfestport, Conn., youth drowned other sons, one sister, three cella Lynch of Detroit, Mich. | ,------Bramhall, I»n g Hill Rd. DISCHARGED YESTER­ 60 to 60 guerrillas In the clash Ford of Michigan, sharing the!I A a seminar on "The Legal Basis Thursday when his canoe cap­ troops pull out of Viet Nam. In a brothers, twenty grandchildren The couple resides In St. Johns- Furlough Just off of the Senate chamber 850 miles northeast of Kuching, a breakthrough in the Impasse rostrum Thursday with DIrksen ■ sized at Packawackamus Falls statement msu'klng the 20th and seven great-grandchildren. held a bit of special, sentimen­ DAY; Mrs. Hazel Ebersold, 15 over negotiations to end the of Building Regpilatlons." bury, Vt., where Martin is Henry Bldwell, son of Mr. South St.; Calvin McCarthy, the Sarawak capital. at a Joint news conference, 1 'the West Branch of the Penob- anniversary of the atom bomb­ Graveside services will be spending the 1965-66 year as OUOW Uy 1 rUlfl tal significance for this event VIetmamese war. BeWon H. Schaffer, director and Mrs. Raymond Bldwell of 241 Hollister S t; Gall Willis, The Gurkha patrol intercepted of UConn's Institute of Public charged that spending pro-' ■acot River. ing of Hiroshima, Brezhnev said held tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Mil- clerk to Judge Sterry Water­ today: Johnson has offered to enter Long Hill Rd. and now in the 84 Princeton St.; Connie Car­ the raiding party near the Indo­ Service, which la co-sponsorlng grams offered as "panaceas for • The Sheriff's Department the Soviet Union "as before, will ton (Mass.) (Jemetery. man of the Federal Circuit Kills Stahher U.S. Navy Officers Candidate It was there, 104 years ago, nesian border, the spokesman into unconditional discussions unemployment" have not at-! Identified the victim as David render necessary aid to its Viet­ that President Abraham Lincoln ter, Glastonbury; Suzanne Cas- the four'Klay meeting, will de'- The family requests that those Court of Appeals, Second Dis­ School in Newport, R. I., is ex­ said, and ‘an intense fight fol­ with any government. Hanoi has liver the opening remarks and talned the administration's 4- Xurman, 15. Gary Jefferson, 16, namese brothers in the Just war wishing to do so may make me­ signed a bill freeing slaves the tetter, Wapplng; Mrs. Jane lowed. It ended when the Indo­ put forward a four-point propos­ trict. Trying to Flee pected to have hte first leave Corrigan, 408 Parker St.; Paul will award certificates at the year-old "Interim goal" of an' .of Rochester, N.Y., was with against American imperialists." morial contributions to Cape 'While at Harvard he was an soon and to come here for a Confederacy had pressed into nesians withdrew, taking their al including withdrawal of U.S. Fluet, St. Anthony Convales­ conclusion of the course. I unemployment level of 4 per Wm in the canoe but he floated Ood Hospital, Hyannia. article editor for the Harvard visit with his family. its service In the Cvll War. dead and wounded with them.” forces from South Viet Nam and cent. NEW YORK (AP) — Robert This bill was a wartime meas­ cent Home, Rockville; Philip The Institute, limited to 75 to safety when it overturned, Law Review, now in its 72nd After finishing Andover Ele­ a settlement there In accord registrations, will feature work­ He said the Jobless rate has they said. Mrs. Olandla MacDonald year of publication. James Browm, 25, stabbed three mentary School, Bldwell attend­ ure aimed at the (Confederate Converse, 117 Clark Rd., Bol­ MEXICO CITY (AP) — Gov. with tha Communist political "been stuck around the 5 per Illegal Parking ton; Mrs. Alice Shlmanski, 166 shops on building codes, )\ousing U ELLINGTON — Mrs. Glaudla Wichman, .son of Dr. and Mrs. persons on a Bronx subway sta­ ed Cuflhlng Academy in Massa­ States. Its signing was nearly a John B. (Jonnally of Texas said program. U.S. officials said Ha­ codes, materials testing and cent level since early In 1961." | MODEL Union St.; Leon McCue, 38 SUB BASE BOX. MacDonald. 67, of 8 Bancroft Barney Wichman of 64 Brook­ tion platform, then was killed chusetts and went on to Lake year and a half before Lincoln Thursday night that political noi haa been vague on whether plan examination. Shortly before the DIrksen- •WASHINGTON (AP) — A $1.7 174 During July field St., received his law de­ Forest (College, in 111., where issued his general Emancipa­ Hyde S t; Paul Templeton, unrest in LaUn America should It will insist on its four points as Ford news conference, the La­ Rd. died yesterday afternoon at by a train as he sought to es- Wapplng; Kathryn Bullock, It Is open to building depart­ Ullion military construction Rockville General Hospital. She gree this year from the Univer he received a degree in June. tion Proclamation. not surprise or worry anyone a precondition for talks. ment officials from the six New bor Department announced that authorization bill pased by <3on- Parking 'violations have re­ was the widow of Archiebsdd sity of Connecticut School o f ' cape on the tracks from pur- His present training is for four Through the cooperation of Somers: Barbara Downes, East too much. Nkrumah has been critical of employment had reached a new 80 A LL MODELS Hartford; Arthur Trinks, 77 England states, all of which are ^ e s s Thursday allocated $2,350,- turned to near normal with only MacDonald. Law. suing Transit Authority po- months and leads to a commis­ Mrs. Johnson suid Senate offb Connally told a banquet given U.S. actions In Viet Nam and co-sponsors. high of 74.9 million and unem- j He received a B.A. in 1969 * sion in the na'vy. cials, the old desk that Johnson West Rd., Vernon; Gary Jeski, has espoused a halt tn the TO CHOOSE FROM OM for the U.S. Submarine Base 174 in July according to the Po­ Mrs. MacDonald was bom in by the American Chamber of ployment had dropped to an Galaxie— LTD ’S Groton, Cionn. Sherbrooke, (Quebec, Canada, from Cornell University where In recent months, the towns used from 1966 to 1959 while he RFD 1; Mrs. Rosalie Gibbons Commerce of Mexico that un­ bombing of the North as a way 80% IN CONGO ‘BUSH’ eight-year low of 4.5 per cent. | Come while selection Wagons— Hard tops lice Department’s monthly re­ he majored in geology. While His fury erupted in midday of Bolton and Columbia have was Senate Democratic leader and daughter, 55 Donnel Rd., rest is a natural result of the to get negotiations going. „ The money would be used to March 3, 1898. Thursday when passengers LKOPOLDVILLB — The Re­ is goodl 4-Doors— XL’s build housing for military per- port. Last month there were 241 Survivors include a daughter, there he was elected to Sigpna given the town of Andover was brought to the President's Vernon; Mrs. Roxanne Webber struggle to keep economic de­ Washington says the North public of the Congo has a pop- PREMIUM GAS POWERFITL •onnel, community facilities and Gamma Epsilon, an honoraVy rushed to the aid of Mary Mur­ quitclaim deeds to the probate Room for today’s bill signing. and daughter, Oakland St. velopment on a par with popula­ Vietnamese responded only bel­ and in April there was a high of Mrs. Francis Shanahan of El­ phy, 26, who was standing with ulatlon at 15,490,000. About 80; HOUSTON — Today's pro­ G j^lities. lington; a son, Francis R. Mac- fraternity. He graduated from records building, the small And among those invited to DISCHARGED TODAY: Se­ tion growth. ligerently to the bombing pause per cent of the (Jongoleee live In | mlum gasoline is as powerful END 354. her 6-year-old daughter. Police Manchester High School in 1966. brick structure close to west bastian Caramma, Hartford; The situations in the Domln- of last May and has retosed to the "bush," mosUy In small as the fuel burned by fighter There were 19 breaks and 2 ,Donald in Elurope; brothers and said Brown attempted to molest watch were 'Vrvian Malone, a :: BOARD CHAIRMAN sisters in Canada and three Wichman served in the U.S. side of the town hall. The three Justice Department employe Janet Crealey, 115 Wetherell Ictm Republic and C!uba have say what they would do if the villages plane* In Worid War H. S E L L O U T ! attempted entries listed in the Coast Guard and was dis­ her. towns all stored their records St.; Mrs. Janeth Tapley, South caused some persona to despair, U.S. air attacks stop again. ' WASHINGTON (AP) — Henry grandchildren. "Just be quiet," Mrs. Murphy who was the first Negro admit­ J. Gwiazda, a probate Judge report. Four arrests were made Funeral services will be held charged with the rank of lieu­ In the structure for many Windsor: Mrs. Louise Bam.s, he said, "but they fall to see the The Southeast Asia conflict concerning the breaks, one while was told by Brown, a Negro. ted to the University of Ala­ from New Britain, Ck)nn., was Monday at 11 a.m. at St. John's tenant. His father is a chiropo­ years bama and Rosa Parks, the Ne- South Coventry; Mrs. Anna positive aspect of political oc­ came under National Security the thief was inside the build­ dist in town. But, Instead, she . screamed as Utermarck, Stafford Springs; currences in Latin America.” Council review again late named chairman of the National Episcopal Chtirch, •'Voraon. The Brown grabbed her. For many years the 62-year- gm woman who refused to sit In Selective Service Appeal Board ing. Rev. James L. Grant, rector, Wichman has not yet an­ old building has been unfit for | t^e back of a Montgomery, Ala. William Klbbe, Ellington; Rob­ Connally cited Mexico as an Thursday. Maxwell D. Taylor, There were 51 thefts commit­ nounced his plans for the future. ■When Mrs. Murphy screamed, ARTIFICIAL PLANTS President Johnson Thursday. will officiate. Burial will be in storage of records, and haa bus and signaled the beg;innlng ert Loalbo, 23 Sunrise Dr., example of a thriving, progros retiring after a year aia ambas­ ’65 FALCON 2-DOOR ’65 FAIRLANE 4-DOOR '. Gwiazda has been on the ted, 13 involving more than $50 Cedar Hill (Jemetery, Hartford. Golas, the son of Mr. and Mrs. one of those who dashed up was served no purpose other than Rockville; Mrs. Catherine Brad­ slve Latln-American country sador at Saigon, reported to the worth of merchandise or cash of a vast movement there to board since 1961. The board is Friends may call at the Burke Anthony Golas of 71 Brookfield Sophie Raschkind, 75. to arouse the curiosity of the secure Negro rights. ley, East Hartford: Mrs. Elea­ with well established political top strategy nvup in closed ses­ For Room Dividers the final authority on deferr- and 38 involving less. Two rob­ Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., St., received his bachelor of law Brown, pulled a knife and many people who have moved nor Palmer, Camphlll, Pa.; stability. He added that there sion at the White House. beries were committed, one with The scene shifted to the vast Bients or exemptions from the Rockville, tomorrow from 7 to degree from the University of stabbed Mrs. Raschkind in the into t o ^ In the last few dec­ rotunda of the Capitol for the Mrs. Josephine Lucas, 356 also were bright spots in Pana­ Bill D. Moyers, press secre­ jtfraft. a gun and the other by force. 9 and Simday from 2 to 4 and 7 Connecticut School of Law on back. Then he drove his knife ades. The steel barred windows Parker St.; Mrs. Anna Parker, ma, Venezuela, Peru, Chile, Ar­ tary, said the President and the Filled To Order Fifty-nine persons were ar­ presidential speech, before tele­ to 9 p.m. June 7 of this year. He had been into the chest of Donald O'Neill, suggested that it might be the vision and radio microphones, 10 Coleman Rd,; Raymond Reid, gentina and Brazil. diplomatic, military and intelli­ WOMEN ARRESTED rested for various offenses in­ working for bis degree mostly 35. A less serious chest wound local Jail. It is now used for "Today,” he said, “ Is a 28 Marble St.; Daniel Skelley, gence chiefs at the meeting re­ cluding one for embezzlement, Robert G. Jones at night since 1961, was Inflicted on Frank Davey, firewood storage, but, with • triumph for freedom as huge os 52 Ironwood Dr., Vernon; Mrs. ceived a briefing from Taylor 621 Hartford Rd. • NEW HA'VEN (AP) — Police two for sex offenses, two for Similar to that which he had igid they have arrested two BOLTON—Robert G. Jones, Since 1963 Golas has been 21. some brick work in the back, jmy victory won on any battle- Sonya Jollcoeur, 47 Hartl Dr„ Buckland Gets possession of narcotic drugs, 16 bailiff to the Honorable Judge After the knifing spree. Brown It will probably be used for field. Vernon; Susan Suntava, 366 given Johnson the previous day. MANCHESTER, Waterbury women who teamed for drunicenness, and 22 for dis­ 72. of West Hartford, father of T. Emmet Clarle in the U. S. Jumped to the tracks on the 7th some more ii^portant purpose. He recalled that three and a Hackmatack St.; Mrs. Rose The National Republican to rob gasoline stations in orderly conduct. Mrs. Frank C. Gllnack of Bol­ Combat Med&l (kmgressional Committee mean­ eshire suid Southington. District Court In Hartford. Avenue IRT line at the 149th St.- half centuries ago the first Ne- Brough, 20 Oak St., Rockville; CONN. There were no deaths but 26 ton, died yesterday at Hartford Grand Concourse Station. while said "we believe the pres­ Kim se Florist a^P olice said that one woman Hospital. Golas Is a 1966 graduate from Manceheter Evening Herald gi'oes arrived at Jamestown, Mrs. Edith Allen, 96 Tumble- 1890 2139 people were injured in a total of Manchester High School where A train was in the station and Andover eorrespondent, Law­ brook Dr., Vernon; Melvin Pfc. Robert G. Buckland of ident's latest revelation of his Would distract the station at- 81 accidents in July, says the re­ Survivors also include his Va., not In search of a home for alms... points to a coming sur­ •indant while the other stolrf wife, two sons and five grand' he was a star on the football waited several minutes as rence Moe, tcL, 742-6796. freedom, but In darkness and In Smith, Wapplng: Pamela Mc- the U.S. Army was recently port. team. He received his B.A. from police and ambulances were awarded the combat Infantry­ render.” Manchester’s Largest FloristI !^sh and merchandise. children. chains. Now, he said, the last Corkhlll, 25 Thayer Rd.; Billy An editorial in the commit­ •s They Identified the two as John Baldyga, the town's seal­ Trinity College in Hartford summoned. IVhen *no sign of shackles of those bonds are man badge for exemplary con­ er of and measures, Funeral services will be held Gay, East Hartford; Lisa Flano, tee’s newsletter said that after PHONE 843-9559 ^U)ose Michielli, 23, of 66 Fair­ tomorrow at 11 a.m. at thtf majoring in economics, where Brown could be found, the train Bogalusa Names being stmck away, French Rd., Bolton; Allison duct under hostile fire In Viet reports that he checked 13 gas he also played football. departed through the Harlem Nam. He Is the son of Mr. and "agonizing reappraisal... the way Lane, and Ann Capaldo, 21, Rose Hill Funeral Home, 680 He sal0, too, that pioneers did Burke, Glastonbury; Joseph President seems ready to dis­ ’65 GALAXIE 2-DR. H.T. MUSTANG-FAST BACK ^ 92 Congress Avenue. pumps, 17 scales, and 134 pack­ From Trinity Oolas went to River tubes for Manhattan. not suodue the American conti­ Mrs. Leslie A. Buckland of 619 ages for accuracy. Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial Negro Policemen Downs, 19 Riverside Dr.; Mrs. cuss, among other things, Ha- will be in Rose Hill Memorial the Army Medical Corps for Suddenly, a passenger pulled nent for the Negro, that the Lib­ Justine Boudrieau and daugh­ Hillstown Rd. 4-SPEED Park. six months and then Joined the the emergency cord to stop the erty Bell In Philadelphia did not ter, 313 Adams St.; Mrs. Marion He Is a machine gunner In the Casualties Friends may call at the fu­ Reserves. He was associated train. (Continued from Page One) toll for him, and that when An­ Schneider and son, 19 Fulton 173 Airborne Brigade, a unit July Stocks in Brief neral home tonight from 7 to 9. with the Hartford National Brown's body was found drew Jackson threw open the St.; Mrs. Sandra Swain and charged with the responsibility Bank and Trust Co. in 1961 and crushed between the last two Georgia and Florida. doors of democracy It was not son, 20 Knox St. for defense and security of the Cong’s Highest in 1963 worked for the Southern cars. He had been smashed Farmer said he Is leaving to­ vital Blen Hoa airbase In Viet FREE NEW YORK (AP)—Gold-min­ Mrs. Harry M. Burnham for the Negro. Mrs. Helen Kinnan Burnham New Ehigland Telephone Co. against objects at the aide of the night for Shreveport, .La., to 'It was only at Appomattox a Nam, INSTANT ■ (Contlnned from Page One) ing shares declined' in a mixed of Clinton, mother of Mrs. Rob­ Golas plans to practice gen- tunnel. map registration drives. He de­ century ago,” the President A .1963 graduate of Manchest­ Beauty Advict stock market early this after­ scribed Shreveport as "one of said, "that an American victory Cheshire Man er High School, Buckland, 21 en­ ert Kilpatrick of • 147 Birch the toughest cities in Louisiana.” tered the . Army In September I^ovince 215 miles northeast of noon. Trading was moderate. 8t., died last night at Middle­ was also a Negro victory." ARTHUR DRUG Lewis said he is returning to 1964 and was leust stationed at Ikigon. sex Memorial Hospital, Middle Has Busy Night Although the price of gold con­ MsReardon Appointed Americus, Oa., scene of recent Ft. Bennlng, Oa. 2534 town. She was the wife of EARNINGS 2685 -•Vietnamese losses were de- tinued to edge higher in London, Harry M. Burnham. bitter racial strife, to register Siribed as moderate in the the excitement was out of the Negroes. MERIDEN {AP)-rA Cheshire Survivors also include a son State Economy man had a bad time of It In DIvtdende paid from day tehting, which occurred after a latest flurry in the precious and a grandchild. To Work Out Education Act Problems which Negroes still yjetnamese airborne unit was face. Farmer said, include ghet- Meriden Thursday night. of depoelt — 0 ttoiM a metal. The firm official attitude Funeral services will be held Keeps Growing When It was over, Morris Gor­ Mint as a relief force when the taken in Britain against devidu- toes In Northern cities, severe year. •amp came under heavy mortar Monday. The Swan Funeral The 'Very Rerv. Edward J.^ontact with the diocesan super- unemployment and de facto don, 64, was held on 10 ation of the British pound drove Home, Clinton, is In charge of ’65 COUNTRY SQUIRE pro. Reardon, pastor of St. Jamee' Intendent of schools pertinent to school segregation. (Continued from Page One) charges'in 05,000 bond by Mer­ T-DIRD HARDTOP speculators out of the gold arrangements, which are In­ iden police. A t the begtnnliig of Janu­ 6-PASS.. V-8, AUTOMATIC 6 -.-The spokesman said the Church, has been named as the local developments; meeting Fanner said that In his opin­ shares. complete. liaison priest In Manchester the most favorable level In eight Police gave this account: ary, April, July and Oc­ P^htlng was so Intense at one The rest of the stock market periodically with local pastors, ion, Negroes have made less POWER STEERING lnt that the wounded could not who will work with public principals, and euperiora to in' progress In Northern cities In years, the report said. Gordon waa obaerved walking tober. was doing very little. Preweek­ school officials In implement­ along Springdale Avenue snap­ evacuated. A C123 that made end caution prevailed and trad­ form them of opportunities un­ the post 10 years than in the The average work week at tCout of the camp today with 14- ing the new Elementary and der this legislation, alerting ping off car antennae and rear e ers were getting squared away Town Will Buy South, but added, "the South midyear 1965 was 41.8 hours, up Wounded Vietnamese was hit by Secondary Edticatlon A ct of them to the current status ot had farther to go." view mirrors. He then tried to so that they would not be too 1965. sUghUy from 41.2 hours In June, back hta car out of a parking )und fire but was able to con- much extended should the next local planning; obtaining pertl Lewis offered suggestions to­ ue on to ^Igon. Air Conditioner The act Is historic In that nent data from them, and re­ day on matters for considera­ 1964. The new hire rate In June ■pace In a eervloe station yard two days bring drastic change for the first time non-public as K'•In Saigon, two terrorists on a in the news1>ackground. ceiving their suggestions and tion. Among other things, he a v e rte d 2.5 per cent of manu­ and struck eeveral other cars. PHotorblke hurled a grenade into Winiama OH Sendee ot Man­ weQ as public school children counsel In the preparation of complained oi what he de­ Service atatlon attendants With changes of most key have been Included In federal facturing employment com­ frjeep carrying four Vietnamese stocks fractional, there was a chester, with a price of $1,526, proposals designed best to meat scribed as "de facto racial seg­ pared with 1.8 per cent a year called police. Patrolman Robert SEE What You Buy Mllcemen and fled. The gre­ Is the apparent low bidder for education leglelatlon. the needs of educationally dis­ regation which currently exists Morrieon arrived and waa hit in slightly higher trend among to­ It le the children, however, ego. 3915 the stomach by Oordim. nade failed to go off. baccos, airlines, rubbers and furnishing and Installing a wa­ advantaged ' children. In the federal Judiciary In the Nonagrieulture Job openings 3142 ' About five miles southeast of and not the achoole, who will In assigning Msgr. Reardon South." More police arrived and Gor­ drugs. ter-cooled air eondlUoner In the receive services at federal ex­ received by the State Employ­ Nothing you buy will ever be as permanent as a family DIvMenI Paid capital, a U.S. Air Force Steels, motors, rails and aero­ and liaison priests in other large don was eubdued when Sgt. John Town Water Department'e pense. Non-publlc echoole wlU ment Service during the first DeSaulnler fired what’s known monument. Its purchase warrants thought and guidance. ■a Day of Deposit ■RING THE FAMILY . . . PICK WHILE THC PICKING IS GOOD! 67 recormalssance Jet space issues were narrowly towns and cities, the Diocesan ■lx months of 1966 totaled 63,722, Jpunged into a river Thursday leaaed offtcea at 467 Main St. not receive any fundi nor wiU ae a eentry rescue gtm. The gun I mixed. they, aa Institutions, receive Bchool Office stress^ the im' or H.i per cent more than the See what you buy. VjsIt the monument dealer who has a ig h;ht. f -The two crewmen were WIMlana' bid wee only 818 portance of local initiative and Water on Easter discharged an aenigent, tem­ The Associated Press average lane than that made by the eervioee. 56,454 received during the same complete display, and who can design a cued by helicopter uninjured. of 00 stocks at noon rose .$ to cooperation In drawing up pro­ period of 1964. porarily blinding Gordon. 1 Air Force spokesman said. only other bidder, the WhKtng In A p r! the Dlocsean School Believed Blessed Gordon was luindcuffed and personalized monument to harmonize with 328.2 with Industrials up .1, rails Cotp., alao of Manoheater. How­ Office wrote to all public grams. The terms o f.th e aot Average weekly InlUal claims n ii plane, r a scout version of imchanged and utilities up .5. specUlcally place the blirden of taken to headquartera, where he JBARRE^ ------w B07 Jet bomber, was on a ever, both bide were about $200 school superintendents hi towns received to the StaU Uhemploy- waa booked on these charges: Its surroundings. The Dow Jones industrial av­ higher than prior eethnatee for with Oauiolle eohools assuring Initiative on the community P A R U — There Is a lagand ment Obmpeneqtlon Office vS AV1MC;S ght photograph mission and erage at noon was off at and eapeolaUy the board of ed­ that on Easter all running water recklesa driving, drunken driv­ We have the experience. We have the com­ ICUILDJ the InetaBation. Both blddens them of Ha cqoperatlon In Im­ dropped from a mean of 4,471 a ing, assaulting a police officer, believed heading back to 881.42. plementing the aot ucation. is especially blessed because the plete display. We Apeclallze In fully guar­ it ligon Aliport. The cause of.the offered a diecount of 2 per cent week during tha first half ot two counts c? reelatlng arrest, UOAIV Kroger was off % at 88% on The board here has appointed risen liord has bestowed special Monuments 4 I \ 1 I • I S. sh was beln~ investigate... U paid wtthin 10 daya. The recent appointment ot 1964 to 8,894 for the eame period two counts of operating a motor anteed Select Barra Granite Monumente. DILLON FORD 95,000 shares. Insuring it a spot SpeolAcatlone for m bidding hbgr. p a rd on by the diocesan a committee of public school ad' powers on suoh elements for of 1966. J^Two VUtnamese pilots today among the day's volume' lead­ minis trm tors wmch haa been that day. vehicle after lioenae euapenalon, SALES AND SERVICE ■’ I o«Hod for a thraa-too. free- ofllee means that he will repre- A total of 1,007 naw corpora- breach of paaoa, avadlng re- (jledfout the first Jets supplied ers. sent the over 2,000 children in prepariiig proposals sum- Thus In many parts of sast- watar-oooled Oarrler tlone were formed In the first ■ponelblllty and tan^paring with W the UhUed States to the yiet- Prices were higher in moder­ unit. wouM oool both the CathoUe schools here as the men •m and aentral Buropd and In 1007 MAIN 8T. •— NBAS MAPLE ST. l(^ese air force. They were alx montlia of the year, a gain ot a motor vtfilole. SAPORITI MEMORIAL COe y '.K ate trading on the Amarloan la cfw offloe and a m d le r one. publio and non-publlo eectore CathoUo aobool Administrators France, women and girts wash 40 ovar tha eama period of 1004. BKANCH OFFICE, BOUTS 81. OOVENTBT TELEPHONE 643-2145 •Icompanled on their first flight Stock Exchange. have shared In the deliberations The Installatlan, including the of the community work out tha their faces In brooks and rivers The only Indicator with a loee INDONESIA WIDE 470 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER I the B57 bombers by U.S. Air Corporate bonds were mixed. Macement of ducts from the various programs suggested for thus far and It Is expected that on Esster morning.- OPH^ TILL « PJM. MONDAY THBOUOH FRIDAT MANCHESTER OPP. STATE ARMORY erce Oapts. Frank D. Hardee during the first half ot tha year JAKARTA—The lalanda tn 319 MAIN STREET U.S., Treasury bonds resumed paaement, must be guaranteed reallxlng the potential o f the Msgr. Reardon’s new Job as A similar custom In French waa new building permit*, down TELEPHONE 643-7732 their slide as the price of gold tha Indian Ocean that oom- ' THVBSDAY NIGHT e to I O’CLOCK the oooUng liaison will be helpful In erne- Canada finds people washing to 11,451 from 12,124 a yaar ago. prlae Indonesia'! atreteb atxnH edged upward on tha London ■uanuitaea irograms aftoetlng Oatho- thamsalvaa that day with watar But thla indloator roaa from market. lio cMdran. I.OM aidtos, or rougMy from rivers or fountains. 1,724 In Mhy to 3,270 In Juna. widtb oi North Anmitim. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 196B MANCHESTER , EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1966 PA PI' BLfVBN i BY KOUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB ■7 ^ Playground principle to this procedure, but F’K" Huge Store so far they have not settled any Acmou STKlthir Viet Buildup Already Affecting Economy of the key issues dividing them. .UThu An antl-Tankee nationalist AWPF-*PUn-TT/ LOOKBllKSTHS Open Again spirit appeere to be slowly ris LAHOU3TO COM­ EB»na ttHtartbaa jBDdOlt’# MOm — Preal-^McNnmarn'i "ooet tng. It la normal procedure for jaTtrtUiv •ffectlva-^ Detroit — Ths dsfsnse con-«whlch we fs'sl is connected wlth*turblne engines for helicopters both the junta and tha rebel ING OUR WAV, formallatum 44PboUUh part a«nt JohnsM's request to Oon- ness" campaign, In which ha tract adminletretlon office tor It has plans to hire as meny ee •^OeNTlFlED IT A « ) M B SIMPLE MEM/THINK you M Support ■rtis tor more money to pey tor ths Vlst Nam buildup." In Domingo regime to publicly demand the A ftORlLlA.l ClSXPLANATlON WCRBweiNO (fpol.) 40 Ad...iltu has been pressing tor lowsr the Detroit region reported it 800 more workers. Immediate departure of U.S. GHOBt S INTME CAN GIVE HIM IS_____ NiuUeUeal tarm 1^ war in Viet Nam focuaea costa In produoUon of items, Fort llVortb, Tax. — Ball Hell- Burlington, Vt. — The Osner- HAVE TO SO ALONft) — MAYBE HE, 14 AU BSHInduatenl hea "noticed no step-up In tha copter Oo. reported two eon- SANTO DOMINGO, Domin­ troops. Car ) NIEHT FRANK BUCI^ THE OLD BS Kimono tain attention on the Impact of the may have held down ths dollars three months" since this office el Blectrte plent there reported 0-* WITH HIM/ BUT ^5AWHI«OWN,, HIMBBLF WOULDHOCOS-ftoCUB 15 Roman moon S4 Ortndparantel war on the Amerloan eoonomy. spent for procurement. trecte in less than eight months ican Republic (AP) — La Op­ One Dominican political Assssi IT’BiHe FIRST ).( ttaECTlONl. foddtai was opened. The office said ♦18 million In defense eontrecls figure Involved In the negotia­ HAVE b e en D(6-A*‘S — Lycoming ing for 13 per cent of total sales camps. One automobile dealer, stances won't Influence the pay gum wrappers measuring 78 3 4 ft nrrr to hire as many as BOO addition­ Isting contracts tor aviation and Division of Avco Oorp. at Strat­ In ths first half of 1908, com­ for example declines to open his checks or numbers of workers ground communications equip­ ford received a ♦45.2-mllIlon pared with 9 per cent for the feet I Inches. That’s wrappers al worbera to handle helloopter agency In the rebel zone. In­ from ♦18.78-worth Of chewing <£ IMS br Wm u eontracU. Aerospace employ­ for weeks or months. In others, ment, "a moderate increase contract, mainly Involving gas same period last year. stead, he sells cars from the rictvNi, hn. sspecislly those where the con­ yard of his home. gum. TJ4. Km- M. Oft 6 ^ ment le im fat the Los Angeles tracts are additional orders on Jim said ha started on his eraa‘. A Rochester, N.T., firm previous procurement, the Im­ The rebels occupy 40 square chain last December. He hooks CflciausT reports aalas to government and pact will be more immediate. blocks In the business, shopping the ends of the wrappers togeth­ BY V. T. HAMLIN dtfense contractora "in strong and harbor area of Santo Dom­ ALLY OOP THtMAN IT Is industry being urged by the er and fastens them with tape. r vain.” A Philadelphia firm re Defense Department to go Into Six Months of Steady Bombing ingo. A barbed wire and sand­ Right now he’s resting, but he FOR ' .I t W II|>l»AU.TM.>i» .1/. B* t porta, "We already are feeling bag wall—guarded by U.S. and UX5K...PO TOU HAVE/ YEH, A LONG BEAL HIGH ?------^ 1 MEAN ARE %OKAY,OOE WHEEL OUT use of multiple shifts of workers plana to keep adding to the I hEVHl REAL17EP HO\V ONES, WITH/ SNOW?) THEIR TOPS/ YEH... A \VOUR DINOSAUR... 5T tMa acceleration." These are a to meet orders? Latln-Amerlcan troops encir­ string later. TOUGH IT CtXlLP BE MY MOUNTAII^ I WAY OFF™ few of the effects reported. cles them and separates them TO EXPLAIN ICE ere in MOO? A MONPER SNOW ON V A WHITE? / COUPLE I'M GOING TO SHOW A spokesman answered: "De­ As for the gum, Jim said he TO 'EM? OF ’EM! / THESE FELLAS ICE! 25 B But other areas report no Hasn't Achieved Viet Nam Aim from the rest of the city. /'/W/A A TROPICAL SAVAGE livery requirements on some gave most of It to kids who live itep-up. The evidence still U too contracts will be such as to re­ In daylight thousands pass nearby. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ST fragmentary to show what over quire contractors to step up the EDITOR’S NOTE — For six<»ni8ts to the conference table i»»heavy casualties In getting through three entrances In the all Impact the w ar — alreadv rate of production. One way a months U.8. planes have been any closer to achievement. The these out of the way,” a source wall. At night these ates are I coating the United States |8 mil contractor can do this Is to go striking against targets in North Communists have spumed U.S. said. closed and men face each other 5T Hon to |4 million a day — will into multiple shifts of workers. Viet Nam. What Is the result? offers of negotiation and over­ There arc many Indications nervously from gun emplace­ VISIT OUR TOY have on the American economy. Normally the need for extra This appraisal Is by an experi­ tures from other nations and that tha Communists have con­ ments only a few yards apart. DISCOUNT DEPT. 37 Certainly some of the produc­ shifts Is dictated by delivery enced correspondent In Viet U.N. Secretary-General U centrated thpir antiaircraft ar­ Boredom Is a major problem tion Increase disclosed by requirements and left to the dis­ Nam who has talked to many Thant. senal around Hanoi and In the as life negotiations for a peace "Free Gift Wrapping” BANTLY OIL CO. 6 42 checks around the country la the cretion of the contractor." fliers and officials connected The air strikes have wreaked industrial region to the north. settlement drag on. The city's 6 FUEL OIL result o( the U.8. effort In Viet Are expeettons being made to with the attack. destruction upon North Viet­ The Communists may have night Ilfs o u ts it th4 rebel zone ARTHUR RRUB Nam, aa well as a general mili­ has been reduced to a few res­ SSI MAIN STREET the general policy of competi­ namese instsllationa. Recent moved weaponry from the de­ PHONE 040-4608 m tary buildup. And Secretary of tive bidding for contracts? By PETER ARNETT assessments Indicate that all stroyed area south of VInh up to taurants, a hotel bar aind a 1^ Defense Robert S. McNamara "Operating under authority of military and strategic targets Hanoi. The mining areas north drive-ln movie theater for ? r ST said Wednesday tha Pentagon le SAIGON, South Viet Nam those who risk driving at night. tfi the armed services procure­ (AP) — The U.S. air strikes from the city of VInh to the of Hanot and some industrial "preparing to gear up the ment regulation, there will be South Vietnamese border — a sites are known to be well pro­ The rebel regime has a spe­ 5T production machine.” some instances of exceptions to against North Viet Nam are still distance of 180 miles — have tected. cial problem. It must find some­ BY AL VERMEER In Viet Nam, ammunition is the general policy of competi­ far from achieving their aims been destroyed. U.S. planes con One military view la that the thing to do for more than 8,000 FOR A DAY, WEEK...OR LONGER PRISCILLA’S POP 6ft BT ST being expended In Increasing tive bidding, when necessary to after six months of virtual stantly fly reconnaissance pa­ important airfields and Industri­ young men cooped up In the re­ quantities. Aircraft, automotive meet urgent or techniced re­ trols in this area now. al sites around Hanoi should bel stronghold. equipment, communications round-the-clock action, accord­ Nearly 1,000 have enrolled In quirements. The general rule, ing to the best available assess­ These targets do not Include have been destroyed first when A 1965 Car from OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS sets, clothing and other Items however, will be to adhere to strategic installations Inside the raids began. a makeshift warfare training wear out from usage and must ments. school set up In a park. A music Moriarty Broflwrs competitive bidding whenever “We'll need to drop a lot more cities and towns, which have One comment: "Ho Chi Mlnh YEAH-HESTW; be replaced. But the Defense possible." been spared bombing because of and comedy team goes among NCW TOO CAN TAKE I LOOWT TWG PUSS ON UAuny bombs, and we’ll have to lose has had the opportunity now to the rebel command posts giving RENT OVBIONTHISJOB > VOL'CHARLBY/A PERFECT I MAkii Department and. many of the What does Industry say about danger to civilians. RMX GUV/ THE BULL C BUT HE HA6 msnufacturera are unable or Increasing numbers of aircraft pay dearly if the order Is given performances. The rebel gov- I FtltLEP EP OFF OF/ the effects or noneffect of pro- to get anywhere,” one highly In recent weeks U.S. Air pay dealy If the order Is given rr© GOOD T O tCMCJW CALLS ON HIM TO R N -A h I© HANDS M I ernment opened two movie the­ unwilling to say what portion of curement In the first half of the Force planes have been hitting to wipe out Installations arqund I GOT ONE MAN WHO© ISH EVERYTHING THAT©) SO AAANY the dally spending rate is attri qualified source said. aters this week. BEad HERE SO MANY / LEFT HALF PONE BY THINGS EVBO year? U.S. Air Force and Navy targets in the mountains north­ Hanoi.” It also sponsors a cultural YEARS HCKNOWS GUVS WHO GET STUCK DAY HE FOR- butable to production needs tor The Associated Press survey planes have dropped an esti-' west of Hanoi. Some sorties U.S. military officials are ALL TH ER E ER GO HOME SICK/7061© HOWTD Viet Nam. program of art shows and poe­ X E R E JS brought a variety of responses mated 10,000 tons of bombs on have been made to the north of pleased with.the performance of try readings. m TO KNOMV I I REAL . One thing seemed certain from manufacturing centers, the North Vietnamese capital. I HANDY/ North Vietnamese targets. Navy and Air Force aircraft. Outside the capital, life does Procurement of military goods none of them showing dramatic, About SO U.S. aircraft have been Observers get the lmpres.slon They consider losses compara­ Is going to Increase. not appear to have changed heavy impact, but a number lost. that U.S. strategy is to close in tively low and say that more much on the surface, although ★ Brand new, fully equipped cars ready to go. McNamar, presenting the ad showing moderate results of the The continuous strikes began on Hanot gradually. The closest pilots have been rescued than! tr^ps of the ministration’s request to Con civilian-military m ilitary’s buying. Feb. 7. eiir strikes to the cspitSLl have have not. junta have been accused of bru­ •k Reasonable rates. grass Wednesday tor a |1.7-bil Among them were these: U.S. planes first began ham ­ been 36 miles away. The small Communl-st air lion Increase In tha fiscal IBM tality and arbitrary arrests In Philadelphia — Officials at mering Communist Instsdiatlona By announced estimates 3,700 force has proved to be hardly a suppressing rebel sympathizers ★ Full insurance coverage. amn.ian.ia.TREattM.pw. «-a_____ ykt^tm ua^rn budget, gave that Indication. He Boeing-Vertol recalled McNam­ with two goals in mind. threat. said his department hasn’t had buildings have been damaged or In the countryside. ara’s annwncement last month One was to cut the supply destroyed In North Viet Nam by Food continues to flow easily ★ Large discount if your car is in our Shop for sufficient time to prepare de­ at there would be a KXFper-cent North Vietnamese personnel repairs. BY JOE CAMPBELL tailed requirements and plans lines to Viet Cong troops In U.S. strikes, sometimes assisted losses in the air strikes are not into the capital. Unemployment BONNIE increasa in helicopter produc­ South Viet Nam. This Included by South Vietnamese propeller has risen, partly because lack of "for the additional materiel and tion and remarked, "We al­ compiled. A A bombing of supply lines in east planes. About 800 bridges have ^ "We are hitting military In­ bank credit has cut back some „ THISTlfiHT-l facilities needed for the support ready are feeling this accelera. been destroyed or damaged. (arming operations and partly of the expanding operations In em Laos with the permission of stallations, rather than people," ROPE W/MJOM& 8^ tlon, requiring a lO-per-cent in. the Laotian government. Highly qualified sources be­ an official said. ’"ITie people are because Domlnicians are pur- MORIARTY BROTHERS Southeast Asia." create in the number of em ISM T c T ^ t — i»im.^TM.aM,aa.m.■ eon- been, hurt badly. Three U.S. planes were shot "We have smashed their down In an attack on two Soviet- Washington, and every attack is^ An Organization of American from the same period a year cemed. tightly controlled,’’ one source' States mediating team Is trying ago. The January-June period Baltimore, Md., area — The bridges, clogged their roads and built surface-to-air missile sites U OCRWiUiNift sunk their barges, but none of north of Hanoi. said. I to set up a compromise provi- this year saw expenditures tO' Bata Shoe Co. received a $3-mil- us seriously believe that the Five known missile sites "In my judgment, what we sional government to run the 0 THE OLX> PBO •-4-4* tallng $B.B bllUon, which com. llon contract last week for 2B0,- supply effort has been hurt," a around Hanoi are well protect­ are doing is just peanuts com-1 country until elections are held pared with $7.9 billion tor the 000 pairs of combat boots, possi­ pared with our capability." I The various factions involved In USED CARS at BEN CASEY like period last year. bly intended for use by forces In U.S. officer said. "They have ed. "We would take pretty When asked why, spokesmen Viet Nam. The Martin <3o. Is proved very resourceful. "Supplies still come through ONE HANDSHAKE suggebted several factors in­ modifying nine of the B07 jet C R A N T O N B«V.ypM.OCEE ramom revera has recovered fluenced the trend, Including the light bombers, like those al Laos down the Ho Chi Minh B-6 IfaRE^twSIwlt.tofc FROHI H© SUDDEN C0UAR5E. TODAY ©ONETOO tapering off this year In pro­ ready In use in Viet Nam, but Trail and we can do nothing MANY.eOODBy, curement of Minuteman mis­ this work is being done at the about it short of bombing acres YOWe fiAMILY, LETS KEEP IT THAT MANCHESTER'S M O TO R S. Inc. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL PR. CASEY, siles as that program neared company’s ’Tucson, Aris. plant, of Jungle. And the Viet Cong WAY. I DON'T WANT A DOCTOR completion and a slower rate of under a ♦2-million contract. come in along the coast and G G ROCKVILLE. CONN. imndtng tor the Polaris missile Westlnghouse defense and space through Cambodia almost un­ fleet, which also is beginning to centers said it doesn’t attribute molested." ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER weg^wictieer^ IM E KINS approach completion. the w ar In Viet Nam to the con There is also no sign that the AU.'lHWAONfiy? PiRgp io a ? ? . It also seemed probable that tracts on which it Is working. [goal of bringing the Oommu- OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! CADILLACS 1945 CADILLAC Sport Coupe, Low Mileage MORIARTY BROTHERS 1943 CADILLAC Sedon DeVlile MORIARTY BROTHERS 1941 CADILLAC Sedon DeVIHe SERVING YOU WITH Air Conditioning. m a«fc uj. N>. OH. 24 M o b ilh f t Q t 24 MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI SUMMER HOUR HOUR OLDSMOBILES BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE FUEL OIL BURNER ! BEES A LOTTERV VENDOR. HE'S FASCINATED. iN E G o r m I H6AR1He/J2ff 1965 OLDS. Luxury "98" Sedon. Low Mileoge ^ I'M G0IN6 T O BE BUSY / I CANT SEE 7 POR A WHILE, SON. THINK, ^ T N e G c m o I U C N D S 2 I F , C4!571N0ANaV FUEL OILS SERVICE ANY HARM IN SALE! DaiVERY 1964 OLDS. Jet Stor I Sports Coupe YOU CAN AMUSE . BUYING ONE —\ e e r m o c F ira.w a0

THE PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST, 6, 1968 Herald Angle Graham’s Gimmicks vs. Browns

E A R L Y O S T Mays and Sandy Koufax in Glittering Shows ■porta Editor Pros Rate Best Running Backs Fine Attraction, Great Cauae Fine baseball attraction, for a great cause, will find W ide Edge Ever in Pats* Camp Willie Homers Twice Rivals Running Wild Moriarty Broi. crossing bats with the Manchester American Legion Sunday afternoon at Mt. Nebo start­ ANDOVEB, Mass. (AP) — If th® Boston P»trioti ing at 2 o’clock. All proceeds will be turned over to the In Benefit ever are going to have a running attack, this may b« On Base Against Sox lOH fund. It’s a 100 per cent benefit. And Sandy Wins 19th Thank! to a lata spurt, and af> the year. CHICAGO (AP) — Bill The final deciaion will have to wait until Coach Mika euddsn collapso of Valeo, Mor- oUted with WRYM In Hart­ Ing for the 82nd All-Star KANSAS CITY (AP)— Petty larceny becomes ^ cn Isrty’s havo rogalnsd first place lolovak sees his squad against other teams in tha NEW YORK (A P )— Willie May* and Sandy Koufax ford. Paul Chatfield, who turn­ football game at Soldier grand theft when opposing American League clubs In th* Hartford Twilight League, ed in an excellent job along Amefican Football I^eague but first impressions indi­ porformed on separate stages, on typically glittering the class loop In this section of with Edwards In bringing East Field tonight could read: cate'that the Patriots will have a deep squad of running »hows Thursday night. meet the Boston Red Sox. , ^ , * 1. the state. The Gas House Gang, (Tatholtc High and are* tour­ Graham’s Gimmicka va. And although they ma.v not he fully to blame, catch­ defending champ*, will be mak­ :>acks able to stand up against profesHional opposition^ Mays clouted two homers and drove in four runs as ney basketball games to listen­ the Cleveland Browns. The (Inal decision will havs to ers Bob Tillman and Russ Nixon are counting baserun- ing their "home” debut in the ers, Is now working In the with a group of fin* quarter wait until Coach Mike Holovak San Francisco annnihilated rincinnati 18-7 while Kou­ exhlblUon, having playtd all fax picked up his 19th victory in the Los Angeles ners instead of sheep in restless moments. sales end of radio in Water- backs and pass recsivsrs, Head seek his squad against other ------— ------■?> ...... It was. Nixon's...... night for the previous gamea on Hartford bury . . Manchester Ameri­ Coach (Xto Graham la oxpectad Giants’ Drill teams In the American Football Dodgers’ 6-3 triumph over Milwaukee. goat role Thursday night as the fields. can Legion Poet will host its to use some dipiy-doodl* forma­ I.eagu* but first impressions in­ Mays came to bat for th* firsts* - — - Kansas City Athletics stole four Former pros. Ilk* Moe Mor- fine baseball team at a ban­ tions to hit a scoring bomb dicate that the Patriots will time minute* after teammate, "WVT 1 Sikes H olds bases, one setting up the tie hardt and Gens Johnson, and ex. quet Thursday night at th* Le- against tha NaUonal Football Final pre eeseos Intra- have a deep squad of running Jim Davenport won JftO In a s i f| \ V |*| t* K breaking run, and defeated the collegian Pat Miatretta, dot the ^on Home. Leagua champions. squad scrlmmsge under backs able to stand up against pre-game milking competition U l l ^ Tvveaam Red Sox 6-1 to salvage the finale roster of the Gas Housers. Mor- • • * The Browns rank a 14 to 17- game rondlttons of the New professional opposition. Two men were on ba.se, and the , -m of a three-game aeries. York football Giants at Four Stroke hardt waa tha first local player polnt favorite (or the midsum Holovak 1* In th* process to­ Giant alugger promptly con- l l r i r i O ' P r Ken Harrelson stole two bases In the major Isaguaa In 40 years H mti ’ n There mer classic that will draw near­ KaIrfMd University will be nected for his 2«th home nm. He | a. 1 a-e ve va a day of picking the first rooklea o m M and Jose Tartabull and Jim whsn ha played with the Chica­ Caliber of baseball played In ly 70,000 fans and will be tela- held tonriMTow morning batted again In the aecond in _ _ -. a DiENNIS RODGERS SfTEVE BRADY DENNIS LYNCH American L ^ o n ball, which in­ ■tarttng at !• e’elork. to be dropped from the squad. ANDY MANEGOIA Golfing Lead Landis one each. Harrelson was go cubs. Johnson Is a veteran rised and broadcast by ABO Off their showings In last week’s nlng and this time unloaded hi.* jy | Q |J f| ( | C 0 thrown out at third on another clude* Zone Four of which Man­ 'Ihe eeeelon Is open to the ceeds will enter the lOH (Instructors of the Hand­ of six yean In tha mlnon and starting at 9 p.m., EST. rookie gam* and Monday's Inter­ READY FOR SUNDAY EXHIBITION — Regard­ attempt, while Carl Yaalrzem- Is the player-coach. chester was a member. Is vastly Graham, the one-time Brown public. A sman admlasten WmTEMARSH, Pa. (AP) — superior to that of area high will be charged with pro­ squad game, some rookies In hi* act, Koufax scattered less of the outcome Sunday at Mt. Nebo, the win­ icap) h'und. Appearing with Moriarty’s will be in­ ski showed the Red Sox have quarterbacking great who has can be *ur* they aren’t among ■even hit*. *lnick out 12 *nd MII.WAITKEK tAP) Sandy Dick Sikes, a 26-year-old com­ some speed by stealing on'ce. Mlstretta happens to be the schools. Including Rockville and ceeds entering the Bridgs- ner will be the lOH. Paired on the diamond will be fielders Andy Maneggia and Dennis .Rodgers. parative newcomer to the pro No, 1 pitcher In th* Twl been head master of the gradu- those to be out. walked two. The victory set the Koufa.v of the Ia>* Angelea Fred Talbot became the A’a East Catholic, two Class B ated collegians since 1968, has port Boys’ d u b Ihnd. stage for the 29-year-oid *outh- Dodgers t.s likely to laugh his Moriarty Bros, and the Manchester American Le­ Steve Brady and Dennis Lynch will be in the Le­ golf touf, shot a 64 Thursday for League with seven straight Tournament qualifiers. The rea­ Up Department: Anyone The list Includes big fullback a four stroke lead over the field first 10-game winner, with relief triumphs against no defeats massed firepower behind start- paw to become the season * first wav to a .SO-game season this gion. First pitch is slated for 2 o’clock. All pro­ gion starting lineup. help from John Wyatt In t h e son is simple: Legion squads Roger Staubach of Navy planning to attend ahoold Jim Nance of Syracuse and th* 30-game winner early next year, says Gene Oliver of the In the $126,000 Philadelphia Mlstretta, Pete Bala and Fraser are selected from boys repre­ leave Manchester no Inter faatsst man In camp, Ellis Open Gulf Classic. ninth. Young Jim Lonborg ab­ Clark are slated to pitch. John Huarte of Notre Dam* and week. Milwaukee Brave*. sorbed his 13lh defeat in a vain senting three and four high California’s Ch-alg Morton. than 8 a.m. H m M o tnhes Johnson of Southeastern Liousl- "It has got to be hin for him Sikes, who hopes to return to Former local Legion playen schools and as a result the M minutes and panting la ana. Johnson ground out 114 Koufax Is ahead of the pace the University of Arkansas In bid for his seventh victory. Another quarterback. Bob he set In hi* two previous best to pitch," said an appreciative Kansas City took a 1-0 lead in Morhardt, Johnson and Mistret- cream of the crop are taken. Tlmberlak* of Michigan, Is nurs­ at a premium. yards in th* intrasquad gams, ______Oliver Thursday night after the fall for three hours credit ta. wlU be joined by Jim Mor­ And the pitching In Legion play Monday wU be the na- prompting Holovak to say: seasons. In IMS. en route to 36 needed for a degree. In the the third on a single by Bill ing a sore elbow and ie ques­ \dctorles, he won hi* l9th gam* i Koufax had beaten the Braves Rare Feat in Kansas Bryan off Lonborg’s leg and two- iarty, Dennis Rodgen and Andy Is simply outstanding. Most tionable. So Is breakaway nm- nual Photo Day with pho- “ He is vary fast and has no 6 opening round of the' 72-hole Aug. 17 and his 30th 12 days la­ 6-S for his 19th victory against out singles by Campy Campa­ Maneggia, also grads of Legion clubs, like Zone Four champ ner Gale Sayers of Kansas, hob­ tographero, amateur ai trouble changing direction at 6 four defeats. tournament at Whltemarch Val­ South Windsor, Manchester and prof feel onal, allowed to top speed. He niows how to ter. Last year he picked up No. ley Country Club fired eight neris. ball, in Moriarty colon. bled with an Injured knee. 19 on Aug. 16 but never had a He's got auch great stuff, he Rockville, each had three fine take pietaiea from ltd® to play football.” birdies and 10 pars. Tied at 68 The Red Sox tied tha count In Although he missed winning Perhape, as many as two 8:80. chance for the 30th. An elbow' can laugh th# whole game,” the fourth when Felix Mantilla the Zone Pour tlUe by two starting pitchers. Most high quarterbacks will be In tha Th* highest praise for Nance injury look care of that. j continued Oliver, who collected were Bruce Devlin, Bob Charles, schools are lucky to have one Bobby Nichols and Ken Nagle. walked, went to third on a wild games. Coach John Cervlnl got backfleld at the same Ume in came from defensive end Bob He also is maintaining a pace ‘ hree of the seven hits the star Talbot Notches 10th pickoff attempt and scored on big winning pitcher and two sue 'Wide-spread formations that Dee, an AFL all-star who point­ Eight were deadlocked at 69, a lot of mUeage out of his Le­ that would make him the one- Jim Gosger's sacrifice fly. Then a rarity. East Catholic and have been tagged as Graham Pro Grid Qubs ed Out how hard It was to bring Oliver said Koufax has an ex- including Arnold Palmer. U.S. gion nine. Rock'vUle High both had an season strikeout king in modern Open champion Gary Player the A’a went in front to say in Pitching waa perhaps the Crackers. Nance down. l•■Inle lead t cellent chance of becoming the NEW YORK (AP)-r-Fred Talbot, the young Kansas abundance of top pitching dur­ O lpsu m M their half of the inning as Har- strongest point with the Legion Twice Graham’s teams have In Exhibitions “ You’ve got to hit Mm low to fng t^al of 253 Is onlv M „w«v ; National League pitcher to had a 72 and Masters king Jack ing the schoolboy season while City right-hander, became the Athletic.s’ first 10-game Nicklaus a 71. relaon singled, took aecond on all season and the Big Three won In the series, defeating the bring Mm down,” Dee said. from*• Bob Feller's record of .348. win 30 gamea since Dizzy Dean winner Thursday night when he limited Boston to six Major Leag^ a wild pitch, stole third a n d in South Windsor, as an ex­ Detroit Lions 85-10 In 1968 and accomplished the feat in 19S4. Sikes canned putt* of 8, 16, 20 of Duke Hutchinson, Ray La- Profeaslonal football’s sxhiU- "Once r Mt Mm Mgh and lost His average of 10 strikeouts a scored on a force play after Ed ample, the high school had only the Green Bay Packers 20-17 in him. He’s so big I couldn’t gat "Having 19 wins this early In hits and got last out help from John Wyatt for a 5-1 and 26 feet for birdies. A couple Gace and Frank Klnel will all one reliable starter. But when tidn season moves into high game could give him the record ==Leaderi just lipped the cup or he might Charles walked. get a shot at the hard-hitting 1963. The NFL champions hold a gear this weekend with tonight's my arms around him.” In 10 more starts. August Is like hitting .460 in Au victory over the Red Sox, ^ A bases loaded bunt by Wayne Legion time came around, pitch big 20-9-2 edge In the rivalry. gu.st. I'd say with an average \l The American League's 10- American League have tied or broke the course and m on experienced Gas ing talent was recruited from Cleveland Brown-College All- Holovak says Nance has a lot Besides his strikeout total. had two out in the ninth when he Causey scored a run for Kansas Long-shot gimmicks by the Star game in Chicago topping like that you'd have a heck of a Nationai League game club Is not a terribly ex­ ran into trouble. Singles by Jim BATTING (250 at bats)-Yas- record of 63 set in 1963 by Play­ Houaen. Windsor and Coach Porter Bllnn Squamish Game Set to learn but has the tools to Koufax a four-game loser trzemski, Bo.ston, .332; Whit­ er. He had 12 one-putt greens, City in the seventh and the A'.s All-Stars are expected by Coach th* five-game schedule. chance to hit .400," Oliver said. O.B. clusive place these days with 16 Gosger and Rus.s Nixon brought added two more in the eighth as It all adds up to an Intereert- waa able to mold a champion­ davslop If h* wants to work. Is maintaining a brilliant walk­ Loa Angeles . 64 46 .582 — field, Cleveland, .307. seven for birdies. Ing afternooSi and for a great BUnton Collier of the Browns. On Saturday afternoon, the Koufax, the picture of Intensi­ other pitchers joining the ranks Wyatt out of the bullpen. Landis walked and stole second. ship team. “ We expect them to use two Another rooMc prominently ing mark. In 222 Innings, he has ty as he stares in at a batter, San Fran. ... 58 46 .558 3 before Talbot made it. But none RUNS-Oliva, Minnesota, 82; oause. * * • W ashin^n Redskins meet the mentioned la Justin Canale of walked only 44, or slightly less After a walk to pinch hitter Bryan doubled and Talbot or three cUfferent spread forma­ For Young Players Philadelphia Eagles in a Na­ denied he was a laughing boy on Cincinnati ... 60 48 .556 3 of the other members tolls for Tony Horton loaded the bases, Vcrsalles, Minnesota, 79. Matt Moriarty, Moriarty Mississippi, an offenslv* guard. RUNS BATTED IN—Colavito, singled. tions,” he said. “ They may be tional League exhibition at Her- than two a game. the mound Milwauke* .. 58 47 .552 the last place Athletics, who've Wyatt retired Eddie Bressoud Kay an Gets Win The Red Sox loaded the base.* sponnoT and Uta financial End of the Line The guards are the key men in In other National League Phlla...... 56 50 .628 6 Cleveland, 75; Horton, Detroit "angel” behind the Legion, will difficult to check because the shey. Pa. "Sure It's fun out there, but managed just 35 victories all on a foul pop, ending it. with two out in the ninth a.s 'What a difference a year All-Btars have quarterbacks any ground game, providing the games, Philadelphia edged Chi­ It's also work." Koufax said, Pittsburgh .. 57 53 .618 7 .and Killebrew,' Minnesota, 7Q. host players of both teams SUMMER BASKETBALL The American League swings season.” Bill Bryan knocked in two Gosger and Nixon singled and makes. A year ago, Joe Evan- who can run and scramble as WAHOO, Neb. (AP) — If the fliitney is dry and blocks that spring the backs cago 4-3, Pittsburgh bombed explaining that Oliver was prob­ St. Louis .. .. 65 63 .509 8 Talbot was passed on to Kan­ HITS Oliva, Minnesota, 133; For Rockville, 4-0 snd their families at hla home STANDINGS into action Saturday night with loose, both up th* middle and on runs for the A’s and Talbot also pinch batter Tony Hoi’ton walk­ kovech and Stan Hllinakl each Well as pass.” everybody can fintl his frullip, the first official squa­ the New York Jets and Houston New York 11-3 and Bt. Louis ably misled when he looked Chicago ...... 51 60 .469 13V4 sas (3ty in the aftermath of the drove in one with an eighth in­ Richardson, New York, U9. ed. Wyatt ended the threat by following play. finished the 36-hoIe finals In Junior Division plays to tha outsld*. DOUBLES-Oliva, Minnesota, The weather forecast for to­ Oilen; meeting at Alexandria, ■topped Houston 3-1. over at him after making pitch­ Houston ...... 45 61 .425 17 complicated t h r e e-comered ning single. Looking into the future, Coach getting Eddie Bressoud on a * • • the Club Championship at the W. L. Pet. mish game that anybody in these parts has heard about Of ooursa, any ground gam* • • ' k ing mistakes which Oliver con­ New York ... 34 74 .316 29 • • * 28; Yaslrzemski, Boston, 27. Bebe Milanese of the Rockville night Is warm and humid with Va., and Kansas City playing at trade and has a 10-6 record and foul pop. Manchester Country Club with thundershowers likely. Indian Junior* ...... 4 0 1.000 will be played Sunday night. Denver. will be centered araund the vet­ DODGEBS-BRAVES— verted into base hits. Thursday's Results 3.48 earned run average for 140 YANKS-WHITE SOX— TRIPLES — Aparicio, Balti­ Legion found a bright reflection The Red Sox flew to Minnea­ Short Stuff Identical scores of 143. Evanko- McGehan's ...... 3 1 .760 This town of 3,600 persons^ more and Campaneris, Kansas On Sunday, It will be Buffalo eran Larry Garron. At times Two of the Braves’ hit* off As for winning 30 games, Los Angeles 6, Milwauke* 3 Innings. The 24-year-old pitcher It was Ford's kind of day in coming back. Joe Kayan, who polis where Uiey open a serie.s While no one can fault the vech won out in an extra hole. Cervlnl’s ...... 2 2 .600 that gave the baseball world last season, Garrcn still man­ San Francisco 13, Cincinnati 7 Oty. 10; Smith, Los Angeles figures to assume the top post scribe footwear must be over­ at Boeton In another AFL Koufax were Joe Torre's sec­ Koufax wasn't betting on it. has become the lop pitcher on Chicago - 92 degrees worth - with the league- leading Twin.s Idea of stagiiw a baseball This year, both reached the fi­ Eagle Juniors ...... 2 3 .400 Hall of Fame outfielder Wahoo match. aged to shin* although he was "'La.st year I won 19 games St. Louis 3, Houston 1 and Versalles, Minnesota, 8. with the Windy City outfit next .250 shoes or swim fins “ to keep the ond- inning homer and Mack the Athletics staff. and the Yankee southpaw re­ tonight. Boston right-hander Bill game between Moriarty's and nals again, and this time, Evan' Dixon's ...... 1 8 Sam Oawford will offer sporta exldlarating pace of the game Tonight’s All-Star gams, Sat­ the only setback in Boeten’s of­ A and didn't get another start." Philadelphia 4, Chicago 3 Elsewhere In the American HOME RUNS - Colavito, season, gave his coach plenty to kovech. In wlimlng, needed 149 Kelley Winner, 4 .000 Jonea' two-run blast in the sponded with his 13th victory. Monbouquette, 8-11, is scheduled the Legflon, Manchester’s top Mel Coimts ...... 0 fans something new when the within speed limits.” urday's Eagle-Redskin game fense. A Pittsburgh 11, New York 3 Cleveland, Horton, Detroit and smile about last night, shutting ninth. Jim Lefebvre drove in Sandy said. 1 League, Minnesota lengthened Whitey, who has trouble on cool to oppose young Jim Merritt, baseball teams, for a worthy strokes and HUlnakl, placing Wahoo Champs face the Sund­ "Each player carries a frullip and Sunday's Bllls-Patrtot clash Today’a Games Killebrew, Minnesota, 22; (jon- out Unlonville, 4-0, on two hits He underwent surgery during three Dodger runs, two on a In 1904, Koufax won his 19th its lead to s'g games over Mle days because the operation on who has not been involved In a charity, this writer feels that third went around In 156 13th of Season Senior Division ers County Challengers for the unless he’s a wicket man in will be on network television, the winter after being Injured thlrd-lnnlng homer, but base- game on Aug. 16, but was on the Chicago (Jackson 9-14) at Baltimore by whipping Wnsh- his left shoulder last winter left igliaro, Boston, 21. at icarmington. decision with the Twins. such a promotion on a week strokes, 23 more than 12 months W. L Pet. Nebraska State Squamish New York (arson 1-81, night STOLEN BASES—Campaner­ which case he carries a badmin­ with CBS screening the NFL In the all-star gams but Ms brief stealing ace Maury Wills was shelf for the balance of the sea­ lng;ton 8-5. New York blanked him with a circulation problem Kayan had the Unlonville night would attract a bigger earlier.. .Maurice "Hippo” Cor West Sides ...... 5 0 1.000 Championships. ton racket,” said Ell. "A frullip gome, NBC covering the AFL appearance In th* Intraaquad Pittsburgh (Friend 5-8) at is, Kan.sas City, 38; Cardenal, Back In top form ia Mon- .800 icked off for the third tim* In son with elbow trouble. i Chicago 3-0 behind Whltey in his pitching hand, was' in batters popping up all night. Al­ crowd and a larger sum of rentl, one of the countiVs l*s. Garrett, starting Ms aae- the Koufax elbow is causing * * • homer. field. Manchester and Rockville Le­ been beating Guido (Champ) Culbros ...... 2 3 rules they devised. ball. X Sign for Fight ond season, showed In th* Intra­ Mays was joined In the pain. It Isn't apparent when he Los Angeles (Podres 4-6) at B • • STRIKEOUTS - McDowell, Singles by Jim Martello, A1 gion for the lOH. This would Glorgettl regularly at the lat sidelined with an alHng Hawks ...... 1 4 .200 Giants' 19-hlt attack by Len Ga- Cincinnati (Jay 8 - 3), night TWIN8SENATOBS— Cleveland, 211; Lolich, Detroit, ALUMNI BASEIBALL arm. He was out for one Promoters Jolin Meysenburg, "The offensive team has five LOe ANGELES (AP) — squad game be has learned a U bends his curve ball in. Joe Nossek and Zoilo Ver- INDIANS TIGERS— .. Putz And Curt Zahner accounte,d settle second place In Zone ter's private pits. Corrwntl, an Moriarty's ...... 0 5 .000 snivels to advance on the enemy Former welterweight champion brjelson. who rapped four hits Taking the lend with three Jolin Ell and Garry Woolman, lot since last summar. He aver­ "1 wish I had some more el­ Houston (Cuellar 1-3) at Mil­ 150. for the first run In the third. Four. Three pretdous games all around atMete, has starred month. and drove In four runs, and Je­ salles provided the home run McDowell ran his American runs in the third Inning, Fire & After hurling six innings all 18, and Von Bardick, 17, ex­ goal. If they do it on the ground, Luis Rodriguez and Rubin (Hur­ aged 18.6 yards In 10 carries 0 bows like that," said Dodgers' waukee (Cloninger 14-8), night between the two clubs attract­ In the past on the baseball and Battle last night for second sus Alou. who had four hits and punch for Minnesota against League-leading strikeout total to Another tally came in the Police went on to defeat tlic In his return to action, plained the idea developed from it’s a woomlk and scores 17 ricane) Carter have signed for a with 80 yards coming on a Manager Walt Alston after the Saturday's Gamea National League fourth, when Larry Silver walk­ ed over 1,000 persona each softball fields and basketball spot In the Senior Division saw batted In three runs, Gordy Chicago at New York Washington. No.ssek’s three-run 211, fanning 10 Tigers. It was Elks, 4-2, ln.st night at the 'We.st without being involved In a magazine satire. points. If they hit it across, its a lO-rotmd middleweight fight draw play scamper for a touch­ game, th* 14th this season and BATTING (250 at bats)—Cle­ ed, stole second and continued date . . Paul EMwards, form­ court before turning to bowling. the Aetoa defeat the Grads, 46- Coleman homered twice for the Houston at Milwaukee shot built a five-run Twin lead the 12th time in 23 starts this Ihe decision, Kelley came "We adopted some of the durmlsh and only counts 11 Aug. 26 at the Olympic. down. _ ^ „ T j 76th of his career in which mente, Pittsburgh, .345; Aaron, to third when the throw wound Side Oval. er station manager and sports- He's the No. 4 duckplnner In 31, at (Charter Oak Park. The Reds while Deron Johnson and ; Pittsburgh at Philadelphia in the third inning and Jim Kaat season that the tall left-hander Ed So.stman hurled the win. bock strong Wednesday terms but established our own points. Milwaukee, .323. up in centerfield. He scored caster at WINF, is now as: the United States. ■West Stders remained undefeat­ Pete Rose each connected once. San Francisco at St. Louis coasted to his 10th victory. Re­ has struck out 10 or more bat­ limiting the Elks to but three night. He blanked ImUon- playable rules,” they said. The "It’s played on a five-sided more batters. ters in a single game. RUNS — Harper, Cincinnati, when a pickoff attempt went ed In the first game, rolling field called a (lutney. * * * Loa Angeles at Cincinnati, N lief ace Johnny Klippsteln fin­ 93; Rose, Cincinnati, 85, hits. apoUs for Portland In Ihe game is a hybrid of football, SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY He finished with 12 strikeouts, LeonJVagner and Rocky (3ola- into rightfield. over the Hawks, 46-31. "In football a player has to be PHILS-CUBS— Sunday's Games ished up. RUNS BATTED IN—Johnson, Terry Richter accounted for Pacific Coast League, 4-0. hockey, badminton, wrestling, fanning at least one Brave in * • • vito drove in two runs apiece for •Paul Misselwitz singles and Names May Be in Lights Soon The Aetos used the fast break lacrosse and a few other sports. big and tough, in basketball and Philadelphia nipped th* Cubs each of the first eight innings. Los Angeles at Cincinnati Cincinnati, 89; Banks, Chicago, three of the winners’ hits while It was win No. 18 of Ihe San Francisco at St. Louis A’s-RED SOX— the Indians with Wagner strok­ Kayan walked^ in the seventh. season. to perfection against the taller Players wear any kind of pro some of the other sports he G on Rich Allen's two-run triple In 79. Dave Ware paced the losers Grads. Frank Klnel (13) and the fifth Inning. Allen also sin­ Houston at Milwaukee, 2 Talbot had allowed only one ing his 19th homer of the sea­ Both moved up on a passed ball Kelley scattered nine hits tecUve headgear and any kind needs finesse. All he needs for G HITS — Rose, anclnnati, 144; with two bingles. hit after the third inning and son. and scored on Rick Blanchard's and walked three for the Ttom Malin (12) paced the win­ at uniform but the ndee pre- squamish Is to be nuts.” ' gled and scored on Adolfo Phil­ Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Clemente, Pittsburgh, 139. F. & P...... 003 000 1 4-8-0 Large, Aggressive Texans ning attack. Bob Bosworth (10) lips' single in the Jourth. Relief Chicago at New York, 2' DOUBLES - Williams, Chi­ single. Elks ...... 000 020 0—2-3-1 paoe-setttng Beavers. ® SALE BASEBALL HEROES Putz had a perfect night, get­ was high for the losers. pitchers Gary Wagner and Bo cago, 31; Rose, Cincinnati, 25. Soslman and Richter; M. ting four leg hfts, none of them The West Sldere broke the Belinsky snuffed out Chicago American League TRIPLES — Callison, Phlla Ware and D. Ware. Anxious to ‘Make’ Giants ALL NEW GENERAL threats In the eighth and ninth PITCHING — Whltey Ford, Race Drivers Superstitious Lot hit beyond the infield. Kayan game open In the second quar­ United States Golf Team W. L P et G.B. delphia, 13; Clemente, Pitts­ Ex-Swim Star ter and coasted to their fifth Innings. * New York, pitched five-hitter Minnesota .. 69 39 helped himself with the bat as for ISUi victory against eight .639 burgh, 11. victory without a defeat, Craig • • • Baltimore .. 62 43 .590 well, showing a perfect two for Yale’s track team next sea- defeats as Yankees shut out 6^ HOME RUNS — Mays, San stuck to the door of Room f "He was always around the Against Long PhUlips (17) and Paul Quey Favored in Winnipeg Play PIRATB8-MET8— Cleveland .. 61 44 .581 6*.4 Francisco, 27; Callison, Phila two. .son will be captained by middle ball,” recalls owner Wellington Chicago White Box, 8-6. Green Taboo Around Tracks distance runner Henry Cole 915 in Campion HaU, summer (11) were high for the winners. JET SPECIAL League-leading Roberto Cle­ Detroit ...... 58 47 .552 9Vi delphia and McCovey, San Rockville ...001 100 2—4-10-1 residence of the footbaB Giants Mara, one of Olen’s staunchest mente raised his average to .346 BATTING — Len Gabrlelson, Unlonville .. .000 000 0 - 0 - 2-4 of Oak Ridge, Tenn. Training Hours Bill Volt Md Charlie Bunco Chicago .... 57 *48 .543 lOH Francisco, 94. at Falrfiedd U., ts a smaU strip boosters. "There was something WINNIPEG, Man. (AP) — Ane 'which bean about him that made me feel he combined for 27 of the losers’ hits. Including homer, drove In Except for ^Folding Stuff’ total. experienced United States’ golf champion. Others Include Keith run while pitcher Don Cardwell Lo* Angeles 48 58 .543 20 Angeles, 74; Brock, St. Louis, the words •*Underwood-Koy” could play In the N F L ” SOMERSET, Mass. (AP) — Alexander, Gary Cowan, John NYLONS team was favored to make it added a three-run homer to four runs and scored three as Washington 46 63 .422 23 V4 4> 44. ScraiWled with a bedl-polnt pm. Shirley Mae France, who made Pittsburgh’s attack. Cardwell Giants crushed Cincinnati, 18-T. Mets’ Hurler Tug McGraw Appraisal Correct INTERMEDIATE BASEBALL eight-our-o(-eight for Uncle Sam Johnston, Bill Pldlaskl, Doug Boston ...... 40 65 .381 27 Vi NEW YORK (NEA) — Next PITCHING—Koufax, Los An­ Behind this door are two Mara’s appraisal was correct. unsuccessful attempts to swim in the Americas Cup two-day Silverberg and Bert Ticehurst. Your Gcnarnl Hr® Spadalist has this grant long-mile­ brought hie record to 10-6 as the Kansas City 35 67 .,343 31 to a sailor's seventh son throw­ geles, 19-4, .826; Jay and Nux the English Channel as a teen­ Scoring a run in the fifth, age econ om y tire . . . Now at specM introductory Pirates won their fifth straight rather large and aggressive Underwood looked like he be­ competition against Canada and Mexico's team is made up of 'Ibursday’s Results ing spilt salt over his shoulder hall, Cincinnati, 8-3, .727, Texans 'who look good enough longed the minute he reported ager, said today "I wouldn’t Nasalff’s tied Police A Fire, Mexico starting today. priceol AD sizes! AD types! Whitewalls and Blade- game. Little Miss Softball and hitting a black cat on Fri­ Proves He’s Big Leaguer want my children to miss out on 4-4, last night at Mt. Nebo be­ Juan Estrada, Tomas Lehmann, • • • Minnesota 8, Washington i STRIKEOUTS — Koufax, Los at the moment to have their to Fairfield U. with the Giant Both the Yanks and Canadi­ Mauriclo Urdanetta, Robert walla! ^ New York 3, Chicago 0 day the 13th, no one is more Angeles, 363; Gibson, St. Louis, aatnes up In hghts. rookies weighing a rock-hard childho^ fun sui I did.” fore darkness halted play, Nas- 0ARD8-A8TR08— Ktllan 23, Pellin's 15; Little supremely superstitious than a ans have looked impressive in Haipem, Ricardo Vega, Jorge Cleveland 5, Detroit 2 186. An exaggeration, mayhe. But 230 pounds. He was bigger and Now 82 and happily married siff’s opened with a run In the Molinar, and Augustin Sllveyra. Bob Gibson picked up his 14th MlnsUee 20, Moriarty Bros. 11; race car driver. At age 20, Frank "Tug" Mc-^Mets public relations office re- first but Police A Fire (ought practice play over the par 96-36 BIB SAVINSS ON PAIRSI Kansas City 6, Boston 1 Graw hasn't been around long celved a telephone call. It was It Isn’t stretxdiing the truth to tougher than when Mara had to a Fedl River school teacher, —72 layout of the St. Charles The schedule calls for 18 holes triumph again.st eight defeats Naeslff Arms 22, Paul Dodge Only gamea scheduled. Take A. J. Foyt as an ex­ back and held a 4-3 lead going with a four-hitter against the enough to be accepted as an es- about a six year old boy, strap­ say that rookie* Oten Under­ seen him take Alabama apart Miss France — know to her Country (Jlub. The Americans, in the morning and 18 In the aft­ Pontiac 13; WMHe's 22, Bantly Today’s Games ample. neighbors as Mrs. Donald Set­ into the fifth. Astros. Oil 11. tabli.shed big leaguer. But al­ ped to hla bed. A blood clot was wood and Ernie Koy are among In the Orange Bowl last Jan­ however, appear to have too ernoon each day. The morning For Thee* 1 I I Cleveland (Terry 10 - 4) at King of the Road, they call ters — recalled wistfully the John Blelskl took hitting hon­ him; a chap who’s cool as a cut­ ready he has proven he's a big pressing on his spinal cord and the brightest young pro^?eoU uary. deep a squad (or the others In rounds are between three three- 1 Sis* O n eT lm |2 f o r 1 SAVE Chicago (Horlen 9-9) leaguer off the field. The evi­ his body was parlayzed from hen In the New York camp. high school dances she’d ors, getting two doubles In two this biennial three-country ball sixsomes playing alternate Boston (Monbouquette 8 - 11) lass every time he harnesses up Olen is six-two and has a long, missed, the games she didn't AMERICAN LEAGI'E dence wa-s furnished one recent the waist down. Halfback Roy's eminence is angular frame with slopping times at bat and driving in all amateur competition. strokes. The afternoon play 6.00/6.50x13 at Minnesota (Merritt 0-0), for a suicide, sprint. He'a so play, and the fun other kids had Oompaeta big In the hero department he's Wagner 19, Indians; Howard afternoon. "This boy lives and breathe.s not siltogether surprising or un- shoulder* that suggest raw Police A Fire runs. Nasslff's Bill Campbell, the 42-year-old calls for six singles matches Tubeiese *23’®* night ba.seball," the caller said. "He while she trained arduously (or used two pitchers while Bob Le- involving a player from each Blackwalls Baltimore (Pappas 10-4) at thinking of applying for state­ 5, Yankees; Hamlin 4, Held 12, The handsome rookie south­ sxpecteif. Ernie joined the power. He looks every Inch a U.S. champion from Hunt'lngton END OF paw of the Mets was sitting in talks about, collects hundreds of Giants last month 'with Im- her battle with the and Lacheur went all the way for P. nation in each match. Kansas City Sheldon 4-6), night hood . . . yet, some things, little Senators; Nossek 2, Versalles Texan. „ winds of the channel In 1949 and W.Va., heads the Yankee team. Small things, leave him weak as a IS, Twins. his motel room in Queens, wait­ pictures, watches it on television preesive credential# — Thus far, the Giants’ offense A F. The others include Dale Morey, A point Is awarded (or each New York (Bouton 4 - 12) at' and dreams at it every night. 1960. match won, a half point (or each Buick used noodle. NATIONAL LEAOITE ing for the team’s charter flight size, brains and three yean of has been hard pressed to find a Nasslffs ...... 100 21X--4-2-0 High Point, N.C.; Dave Eichel- Chevy II •.96/7.36x14 MODEL YEAR Detrout (Lolich 11-6), night to leave three hours later for an He wants to see a real baseball winning foothall at th* U. of "I didn’t have much fun,” she match halved. 6.85/7.86x15 Washington (Ortega 11-10) at "The only time I can stand Clendenon 11, Cardwell 2, method of handling Underwood. said. “ I waa In bed every night p. A F ...... 020 20x—4-2-0 herger, Waco, Tex.; Don Allen, doBiat . ' . l^ g s o - eight game road trip. It was 3 player . . . plea;jc." Tubeless SALE Los Angeles (Lopez 10-9) night the color green," he says. "Is Clemente 6, Pirates; Torre 21, Texaa. The ex-Longhom is a tdclov* at 8:90 and up at five to get In Irish, Hemingway and Her- Rochester, N.Y.; Downing Dart *28”* * i r o'clock, and McGraw was think­ McGraw, who had earned his Whitey Ford, New York Blackwalls S(iturday’s Games on money. It’s a thing with me. Jones IB, Braves; L«febvre 8, Predict Big Things head-on tackier; he covers wide my practice. AU the other kids dic; (LeLacheur and Fitzgerald. Gray, Pensacola, Fla.; Mark Falrlan* I won’t have It on any car 1 Dodgers: Mays (2) 27, Oabrlel- ing of the trip to Chicago and upcoming opportunity as a .start­ Big things have been pre­ plays exceptionally well and he Hopkins, Texas rd DRASTIC REDUCTIONS Baltimore at Kansas City, twi­ would visit the boy. "Let's go," ed it but I felt the channel swim light "Don’t know. No one really Rose 8, R e ^ At about the same hour, the while It’s Btai too early to de- tions, Olen has shown good was more important then.” but Community Baptist man­ Che'vy 7.76x14 knows what started it. Sup­ said McGraw, when told about termlns whether he wfll fulfill agility. He gets back to his aged to get two In the sixth to Plymouth 7.76x16 New York at Detroit, N Patrick (Ricky) Ruggiero of Mrs. Betters, wltji her five 8J01O. Washington at Los Angeles, N posedly a race track disaster his promise, the mark seems to drop area quickly and has pick­ children playing nearby, said beat Liberty Mutual, 3-1, last Studebaker Tubeless *29«* *11®® years ago where greet) cars Manhasset, L.I. "Sure, I'd like ON ALL '65 Sunday’s Games JUNIOR JOHNSON be mere. ed off several passes. philosophically, "Now that I’m night at Charter Oak Park. A ^IN-1 HAIR-RAISING THRILLfcR Lark Blackwalls • were Involved.” to see him. Some day it could Bmle, the son of a former In a recent scrimmage, Uh- TTie losers had scored In the Rambler Cleveland at Chicago, 2 ------‘I Plan and Scheme^.... be me In a hospital bed and I'd older, I realize it waa a wonder­ THIS Baltimore at Kansas City, 2 But It scares you anyway? throw their charm away to find major league base/baU star, has derwood aroused the ire of ful experience but not being first frame and the game had "Listen, I don't even like to want to have visitors, too." demonstrated many talents dur­ rookie defensive back Carl developed Into a pitching duel. Buick I ‘ Boston St Minnesota out If the bogeyman Is real. MoGraw hopped into the car, successful was the bast thing CHRYSLERS New York at Detroit use toothpaste with chloro' Stolen Base Every Tim e ing the first two weeks of Lockhart, who complained, that happened.” (Community showed only five Studebaker 8.25x14 phyll.” The biggest bogeyman on th* carrying an autographed base­ samp. He’s a powerful runner Mercury Washington at Loe Angelea speedway scene today, they say, "Ehrerytlme I get ready to tackle Her last attempt to cross the hits, Johnson and Carr, with SUN. NITE 8.16x16 •22T5- . Not Alone ball signed by all the Mels, and to tha Inside and a swift man Chrysler 6 AND is the common peanut. The sight set out (or St. Mary’* Episcopal the ball-carrier, this Olen guy channel was on Aug. T, 1960 at two apiece, accounting for AT 7:00 Tubeless *12®* Foyt Isn’t alone. All drivers Goal at Times for Wills around the ends. He throws the gets him first. And when rm the age of 17, and she was Dodge. Olds *32*** 6 Whltey Ford has beaten the of It sticks In a driver’s craw four of them. . Blackwalls have foibles. Joe Weatherly, fun Hospital (or Children In Bayside option pass Mke a veteran, and Plymouth Waahin^on Senators more than like, well, a husk. Says South­ Queens, only a few minutes from covering a pas* receiver, he’s hauled out of the water eight Rich Bell had three blngle# Featuring loving stock car captain who erner Junior Johnson: "A guy h* can oatoh the baU. He's a back there, too. He doesn’t miles from Dover, England, her Pontiac any other club. He began 1965 was scraped off a wall In Flori NEW YORK (AP) — SuccessYconstantly on the lookout (or a Shea Stadium. punter, too. for the losers, with Dickson with a 36-6 record againet them. with peanuts In a raca has alMUt hasn't spoiled Maury Wills. Nor give-away sign. A dip of the In the car with him was pari leave anything for us guys.” goal. The previous attempt. and Mc(3arthy getting twb JACK KOCHMAN’S Buick. Olds DODGES da a few years ago, wore the '‘Above *B," observe# coach If this bother* tiockhart. It Sept. 6, 1949, ended leas than 10 • 46x16 as much chaince as a wax dawg ■am* clothing — worn aaddle has it made him lesa contempla­ head, a twist of the shoulder, a of a gigantic birthday cake AM* Bhennan, "the youngster apiece. Chrysler chasin’ an aabaatoa cat In hell.” tive. He sits In front of his lock­ turn of the body, all these things given to Meta manager Casey certainly doesn't bother defen­ miles from the English Coast. Baptist ___ 000 002 0 - 3 - 8-2 Packard 8.66x14 *1446 MOST MOD6LS IN STOCK ■hoes, white pants and faded has exceptional pots*. He learns "I never got any big money, Probable Origlii er before a game and you can mean something to me. Stengel only the day before. Of sive coach Pop Ivy, the fellow Mutual ___ 100 000 0-1-10-2 DeSoto Tubelesa *35*«* Sports Viewing ahlrt —- for to many events, of' fluit sad ne doesn't rattle easily. who scouted underwood at the because I failed,” Mrs. Setters BlackwalU FOR IMMEDIATI DELIVERY! flclals could smell him coming Johnson, a stout stocker from almost sense the mental deter­ "Most of the things a pitcher course, Casy hadn't been These ar* th* qualities we look Budds and Dickaon; Burgess ' i ■■' V . . Pontiac North Carolina, thinks the pea­ mination building up. around to taste it. He was in U. of Texas. said. "I waa trying to get and Hughes. ■' '.f J ' TONIGHT before they could see him. does on the mound, he does un­ for In a rookie.” enough to buy my parents a new nut hex originated In the late "I plaji and scheme wha' I'm the hoapltal, too, with a fractur­ ''This Is why we drafted him,” Big Buick 8.86x14 ItiOO ( 8) College AU- Wstherly, In fact, had a mil consciously. That's why I can Koy was drafted on the 11th house and money so my two 8.86/6.00x16 iBSOs when a driver named going to do," explained the Los ed hip. round by th* Giants last winter says Ivy. "We were sure he REO 80FTBATX Cadillac *4000* Star* v*. Brown* Hon mannerisms. Never, on* to rely on him to do those things could make all the plays as a slaters, brother and I could go Tubeless • 2 8 “ * 64 CHEV. $1795 63 PLYM. $1295 '' ■DUb a smooch under ordinary Frank Bailey smashed hla car Angeles Dodgers’ trigger- all the time. My Job is to find Little Patrick's eyes lit up at and three rounds later they ae- Staying on the unbeaten Imperial *iir flatter than a coat of paint. comer linebacker.” to college.” Blackwalls Bel Air 4-Door Sedan. •- Valient S-Door Sedan, R SATURDAY circumstances, he neverthsless brained captain who has been out what they are.” the sight of McGraw entering looted Underwood, a teammate Since the exhilarating days as track, walnut Barbers had lit­ cyl. standard, RAH, extra AH. Auto. When they exhumed the junk, stealing bases this season at a hla room. Tug told stories, dis­ of Emls’a on the powerful Dar- Underwood is rugged beyond !$:I0 (U ) Mote V*. Cube declined to be kissed before a This constant battle of wits a professional swimmer, Shirley tle trouble beating Telso, 17-2, low mileage. somebody found a peanut In the pace almoat impossible to com­ tributed portions of the cake t» rau Royal Longhorn elevens. K hla appearance. He doesn’t hurt last night at Mt. Nebo. The 2:80 ( 30) Red Sox ve. race. Fearing a jinx, he also takes a lot out of the slightly Mae has been married twice. WHITEWALLS SLIGHTIiY HIGHER Insisted that well-wishers never radiator. prehend. . some of the other patients and may ha'va bm one of ^ easily. Bang* and bruises and winners scored In every Inning 62 CHEV. $1495 Twine built speedster, who doesn't rely pulls don't seem to sloW him Her first marriage to a. Marine •Plus tax NO TRADE-IN 'nBES NEEDED i 64 FORD $2095 Irapala Conv., RAH, auto­ bid him good luck and, on the "Ifen you caln't race frea of "Sometlnfes I plan to steal even gave pitching lessons to amaitast package deals the flier, Lt. E. Douglas Smith, end­ but the first and fourth, bust­ Oalaxie 600 4-Dr. Hard­ 6:00 ( 8) Race of the Week worry,” says Johnson, "you every time I get on base. Or on brute strength and (lashing the awed boys in the audience. Karamen aver mads. down. This Is the stuff of which ing It open with an elght-nin matic. ( 8) Wide World of grid, he rubbed more talisman »lk es the way Ty Cobb did. ed tragtcally when he was killed top. RAH,, automatic, PS. trinkets than an unemployed caln't race.” bunt (our times In one game. Forgotten for the moment was Underwood has bean a mild pro linebacker* are made. Second. WQMD Sporte (%bb weighed' over 2(X). Wills Koy and Underwood . . . Un In a plane crash In 1969. witch doctor. Not everybody worries about I've done both. I’m not a power packing and plane schedules sensation as a comer linebacker Hank Pedemonte, Bob Carl­ •HAMMON Fra® 100% O.K. No Monty 64 JEEP $AVE 61 FORD $995 (18) Kyle Rota’a weighs 170. derwood and Koy. Anyway you The three children from the MBUMnme Most drivers hsv* charms, the supernatural, of oourae. The hitter BO I've got to try to Irri­ and other details Involved with and rii^ t now he shares star marriage — (Scott, 9, Daryl, S, son and Bill Vlot, with three Wegoneor Station Wagon, Sunllner C o n v^ RAH, W orM trend,' In fact, la away from the "I start the season about 174 bllling with hla roommate, the look at It, there soon may be — PLUS — Mounting CREDIT Down 6:46 (SO) Sportanaa’s amulets, fobs, elk’s teeth,, et­ tate the pitcher the best way I his own significant assignment. and Shelby, 6 — now bear the bingles apiece, accounted for 4-wheel drive. Auto., PS. cetera.. varoom • varoom voodoos. The can. or 176 but I can't hold it,” said "It was wonderful,” said. Tug. amlllng, handsome, boyish Koy. two stars, not one, on the door almoat half of the Walnut hit*. Holiday Maury. “ I purposely add the name Setters. "W * are just one Top Sp«®d Damons Of Tha last . . Pater DePaolo never raced younger breed’s theory Is that “ When they start throwing at "I hope the boys had as much "We knew Underwood was a of Room 215. big happy family,” said their Wayne Reynolds and Jim Mts- without brons* baby shoas on crackupa art ordinary . . , not me or make countless efforts to for my own protection. fun as I did. When I saw tl>c fine football player," says Sher­ mother. trebta each had a pair of hits SUNDAY occult. Jim Clark of England, Sometimes It's necessary to iR GENERAL Many Others To Choose From 1:00 (18) MeU vs. Cuba his dash. Psmelll Jones would pick me off, that’s when I know smile on that, little boy's face, man. "That'a why we drafted The coupls has two other for the Barbers. rather flg)it than switch from for Instance, gets the green flag I've succeeded.'' barrel Into a baseman.” I felt good inside. Like when him. But ha’s even better than Jim Blegal Umlted Telso to ^Modified Full Coupes (80) Roller Derby In a graen Lotus while driving ohUdren, Donald, S ^ , and Dan­ 2:80 ( 8) Vaakeee va. his No. 98. Ons-tim* midget pi­ From a vantage point in the Wills stands today as th* only you're a Boy Scout and help an Wa thought” \ Sports Schedule ny, Ifi months. seven hits, two to Bob McKin­ In Op— Comp®tlHon! PralimsI Ilf Puhirol Hgera lot Ben Chesney wouldn’t okay In a f raan-tiimmed uniform.' dugout, Wills studies th* pitch­ playar of modem times to pass elderly lady across the atreet.” A t Tagtaa, Olen waa a oentsr “ All th* kids, ekospt of ney. Sher Hill had the game's TIRE SERVICE any car "unlesa It waa bent” "It's true,” says one race of- ers' every move. th* lOO maJk In ateallng bases. When little Patrick Ruggiero no offanaa and a taokls on ds- only homer for Telso. (SO) Rad Sox va. Friday, Ang. • course, Danny, go swimming CHORCHES Twine (had been in a wreck). Carroll flcial. "Offer a guy enough mon­ “ Evan before I get on base,” Cobb aet the modem major law the smile on Tug McQraw's fsnss, playing at 310 pounds. every ohanos they gst,” Mrs. Walnut ..084 OlS 1-17-20- 4 155 CENTER ST.—TEL. 649^2828 Saturday, A uf. 7 Shelby, who takea hit floppy ey these day# and he'll forget he said, “ I’ve decided whether league record of M with th* De­ face, he also felt good. You al­ H s wasn’t overpowering but the Telso ___ 000 101 0— 2- 7-10 THOMPSON SPEEDWAY 4:80 ( 8) Golf South Windsor Setters said, "but I'll dis­ DOM. FARETRA, Bmnch Mnnagar OF MANCHESTER 5:00 (80> Amarloa Cop Stetson off only for haircuts, ■uperaUtlona. Anyway, moat of I’m going to steal, “ In th* dug- troit Tigers In 1918. .Then along ways feel good when somebody CHanta aaw aomathlng in his courage them If they say they Blegal and Ansaldl; HlU and| 'll i; 11 I 1 i ( " ‘'n -I 'N M.. I 1 M'l.l'- V used to race In a railroad work­ Wataihury, Muazy Weld, Bris­ 80 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER 643-2791 Race# them are silly old saws. If you out and on deck, I watch every came Wills to steal 104 in a 163; thinks about you. Especially a ■uloknaM and defensivt in- want to ba profeanlonals.'* MoDowaU. 8:80 (SO) SlwrU Oar Rao- er's Mb ovar^la. , crash, you crash. There's no use move th* pitcher makes —• and gams ssason in 1942. HI* 72 stol­ big league ball player. And oan ■tlnot tol, 1. '‘Anthorlsod Ohryaler-Dodge Dealer'' "Whathar tboea things work or crying over split ,. remember every on*. You steal en bases through gams* of flun- anyone doubt that nank "Tug” •:80s (st) ISports In AeUoa not Isn't th* point,” says one M ilk ? on tha pitcher, not the oatohar, day,,Aug. 1 havs put him wall McGraw of th* Naw York Itata driver. “And nobody la going to “ No, oeM.- *■ “ I catalog svery pitchar, I’m ahead o f th* I M paco. la a big laagutr? ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1965 t A Q t WrXTOKq MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1968 f^AQB FOtJRTBEN Wanted— ^To Buy 58 Apartments— Plata— Houaea IM apartmen yard, $17,600. Belflore Agency, carpetliu. half acre wood­ a beautifully appointed Ooip., Route 88, Vernon, 878- "SUPER DELUXE" heal, water, Call 849- 648-6121. ed lot. Quick sate desired by Immediate occupancy. Mini­ 20's, e:, ensive view. Call ovfiu eonveslenoe. H ie sdvertlser should reed his sd the FIRST 8 ROOMS OF FURNTTURB 16x32 swimming pfxil, soft- er, 849-1260 or 267-9600. ' ! DAY IT APPBAItS sad RBPORT ERRORS In time for the 8HARPENINO Service— Saws, 7609. Mancheeter Exchange — t h e THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot­ transferred owner mum down payment, low ALL 100% GUARANTEED THRKE ROOM apartment, gas MANCHESTER — New 7-room B Is for BIG -- If you’re look monthly payments. Lawrence ball field, sUa-ked trout ...... lA asst laserttoa. H ie Herald Is responsible for only ONE Inoor- knives, axes, ahears, akates. Elnterprls 1946. ----- ONLY $488 tage Street, centrally located, Garrison Colonial, 13x34 liv stream. An Ideal place for STAFFORD (Jountry lIvlnB (M t or omitted taserUoa for say advertisement sad then only rotary blades. Quick service. large, pleasantly fumlsned stove furnished, $66 monthly, Ing for a 7 room (Jolonlal with F. Flano RealUira, 643-2766, 646- SCREENED LOAM — fOr the $16.18 Dellvera adults only. 849-1608. Ing room, family room, built 2-car garage and white tool SPACIOUS— 7 room older 0424, 742-6364. horses. with comfort, .32 acres, formM to the extent of a “make good” Insertion. Errors which do not Capitol Equipment Co., 38 $16.18 Month rooms, parking. Call 646-3368 in kitchen, spacidbe lot. Priced colortial with 1 oar garage dining room. Convention Hall lessen the value of the advertteemsat will not be corrected by Main St., Manchester. Hours best In lawns and gardens from for overnight and permaiont shed on a large shade and fruit our screening plant. Andover- — LOOK WHAT — DUPLEX - 4 rooms, hot wa­ right. Hayes Agency, 846-0181. tree dotted lot, call us. Out on Tanner Street. A rare MANCHESTER Is only minutes $22,900 sized living room, same slzd good” biMrtloB. dally 7-5. Thursday 7-9, Satur­ — YOU GET — guest rates. ter, bnili, short distance from value in the Bowers School away from this estate, consist­ day 7-4. 643-7958. Columbia. Delivered. George skirts, but still in Manchester rec room, 2-rar garage and 16-PIECE BEDROOM Main St, 646-1061. CONCORD RD. — Beiuitlful Belflore Agency, 843-5121. area. ing of three houses and 22'(i other outbuildings. May b* migTV fU N M P OAMtS H. Grifflng, Inc.. 742-7886. CLEAN fumlehed room for a Ranch, large living room, for­ JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. tBeekvine, Toll Free) TYPEWRITERS — Standard 18-PIBCE LTVINO ROOM entleman, central. Oall Mrs. acrea of land. For full Informa­ bought without acreage. CqlJ W aIQIMG a COOPIE OF LOAM SALEI Clean $14. loam 12-PIEOE KITCHEN mal dining room, oablnnt DRIVE BY 82 Baldwin Road tion call The Ellaworlh Mitten Balch Real Estate, e40-301S| and electric. Repaired over­ fleMute, 643-9858. kitchen, 3 bedroome, recraii- ECONOMICAL — 6 room J. Finnegan 643-2711 875-3136 hauled, rented. Adding ma­ CAT« tWARPEN THEIR now $12.60. Fill, gravel, sand, — PLUS — and you'll want to go in. Call older home on Delmont Agency 643-6930. 876-7262. f stone, manure, white sand for ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Furnished Apartments 63-A tioB room, landscaped yard. us first and we'll make the ar­ 649-5261 649-6140 chines rented and repaired. aA\M6 0f4EAOtO^ER)D ROOM FOR RENT, private en­ Marlon B. Robertaon, Realtor, Street. Unusual floor plan Pickup and delivery service. sand boxes and pools. 643- TV SET AND RANGE trance, continuous hot water, rangements. Sunny, automatic with loads of room for ex­ VERNON — 7 room Colonial, VERNON CIRCLE — Houfii B G 06 ••• TWO ROOM furnished apart 648-5958. (4 bedrooms) with one full bath Yale Typewriter Service, 649- 9604. Free stori e until wanted. Free shower, gentleman. only. lOi ment on Bolton - Manchester kitchen, formal dining room, pansion. Includes a 4 ear Ideal for doctor's clinic, outsld# 4986. delivery. rree set up by our fireplaced living room, natural garage. In excellent condi­ and 2 lavatoriea, rec room, aiui building, txicated on busy Tronblt Reaching Our Advertiser? KEEP CARPET cleaning pro­ Chestnut St. Line Inquire 46 Cider Mill Rd SEVEN ROOM oVler home, 4 garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, .SOUTH WINDSOR — 6*,4 room t f - VONALDJ.vmiS own reliable mm. Call 646-4696. bedroomx 3 batha, lot 73x181. woodwork. Lovely treed and tion. Priced under $17,000. Ranch, large lot, walkout Route 83, immediate occu» LAWNMOWfER Sharpening; re­ blems small, use Blue Lustre Please note; Appliances are re­ landscaped lot. Belflore Agen­ combination windows. Excel­ pancy. 875-7292. J TULSA ,aKlAHOMA. wall to wall. Rent electric Marlon E. Roberteoo, Realtor. bssement. with three partly 24-Hour Answering Service pairs, sales, rotor blades conditioned and guaranteed for f r o n t ROOM, centrally lo­ TWO ROOMS, utilities, free cy, 643-6121. lent value and only $22,6fi0. sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint A 448-5988. T. J. Crocket, Realtor, 643-1577. completed rooms, 4% per eent 1 year. On display at main store. cated, 59 Birch St. 640-7129. parking, business block. Depot JARVIS REALTY CO. assumable mortgage. Leonard If Free to Herald Readers ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, Wallpaper Supply. PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT Square. Call Mr. Keith 649-1922 MANCHESTER—6 room Cape EMBARRASSINGLY True — Ing and needs to sell. Clean 7 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 b e d r o o m , nicely furnished, In­ Builder has shifted construc­ VERNON — 3-bedroom Ranch, Agency Realtors, 646'-0469. Want tafermatlon oa one of our olaaellled adverttsementsf He Floor Finishing 24 Help Wanted— ^Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 Samuel Albert, Htfd. 247-0868 on bus line, handy to schools, REALTORS MLS INSURORS room Split I.,evel, garage. 1*4 2098. AIR FILTERS, most sizes in cluding TV, private home, free TWO ROOM furnished apart tion operations, left with this firejllace, built - ins, garage, answer at tbs telephone listed T Simply call the stock for your window or cen­ SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT shopping, etc. $14,900. Phil- storms, fenced yard, near TWO FAMILY House, neat and baths, built-in kitchen, formkj FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- WAITRESSES part and full­ AUTOMOBILE painter, must be If you have no means of trans­ parking. 643-7116. ment, stove, refrigerator, ail brick Agency, 649-8464. one 8-room Raised Ranch. 643-1121 dining room, living room witli HAVE TIME — win work. Odd ing (specializing in older time, days. Call Mr. Hanlon, 2- experienced. Excellent working tral air-conditioning unit. T.P. utilities, no children. CaU 742- Built to sell for $23,900.. yours school, $16,000. Owner, 875-' clean. Ideal central location. Jobs our specialty. Will do most Aitkin Co., 27 Tolland Tpke., portation, I’ll send my auto for 4661. Two furnaces, 2 car garage. fireplace and recent wall ta floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ 4, M9-6263. conditions. Apply in person Ol- you. No obligation on your part n ic e l y f u r n is h e d bedroom 7273. NEW TWO-FamUy duplex, 8-6, today for $22,500. Act prompt­ wall carpeting. Three bedi EDWARDS anything. Call 643-2097 or RI 6- ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. Manchester. and connecting living room in Bel Air Realtors 643-9332. ender Body Shop, TalcottvlUe whatsoever, even if you nice location, separate heat­ ly. Belflore Agency, 643-8121. $14,000 — Large 3 bedrof>m rooms, paneled family roomt OOM. No job tbo small. John Ver- PART-TIMB woman for light quiet adult home. Private en­ Rd., Rockville. YOU SAVED and slaved for don’t buy. ing systems, c l^ u.'llities. Call MANCHESTER — Three bed­ Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot large rear covered patioj ANSWERINO SERVICE faille, 875-9327. cleaning work, mornings. Ap­ trance, continuous hot water, builder, Leon aeszynskl, 649- room Colonial, acre of land. 128 X 379, trees, suburban. easily flnarwed. Lawrence Ft STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stoiki ply Vernon Lanes, Route 83, wall to wall carpet. Keep it new free parking. Call mornings un­ walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ with Blue Lustre. Rent elec­ A— E—R—T’—S AVAILABLE now at Oak Lodge, 4291. Early American charm pre­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ROCKVILLE Flano, Realtors, 646-0424 , 643* Vernon. til 13:30, afternoons 8:30-8:30 3',a room apartment, nicely ANSALDI BUILT S49AS00 - t7S-2519 races. Alt concrete r«>alra tric shampooer $1. The Sher­ 43-45 ALLYN STREET vails, many possibilities , ex­ 640-5224. 2786, 742-6.364. . ASSISTANT MANAGER 649-7410. furnished, adults only, no pets, COLONIAL — WVt rooms. 3H SIX ROOM COLONIAL tras. Priced at $17,900. Bar- sad leave your message. You’ll hear from our adverttasr la Jig Reasonably priced. 643-OMl. Business Opportunity 28 EXTRA INCOME — working win-Williams Co. OPEnf NIGHTS TILL 9 baths, living room 30x16, Five room home 6 $128. monthly. 643-9171. rows t Wallace. 649-5806. MANCHESTER Suburban - VERNON .ST, near schoolda, 3* MmA without spending afl evening at the telephone. part time evenings or week­ r e t ir e d person with car, part stone fireplace, 6 acres of R(X3CVILLE ARlEA — Large ends, 10-20 hours per week, PEERLESS water pump, % UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY Convenient location, city beautiful view, hilltop location, excellent condition. bedroom, oversized Cape, full service station with used deal­ for National Bowling CSiain, h.p., with 76 feet of plastic meals for errands, will take land, outbuildings, $31,500. CAPE COD, 6 room house. In quiet deadend street, -\ acrea shed dormer, fireplace, encloe; more or less hours If desired. Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. water and sewers, full plas­ Household Services er’s license. Doing volume busi­ looking for young aggres­ pipe, $60. 649-9963. Refrigerator, Stove and TV others with car. 649-6459. Henry Street area, near bus­ of lawn, flowers, flourishing $13,900 ed breezeway, garage, larg| Automobiles For Sale 4 Above average pay, tips, food ONE AND TWO room furnished ter house, hot water oil Offered 13-A ness, fully equipped, reason­ sive man willing to learn Included heat, cast iron radiation, line and school, rea.sonable garden and atone walls. Im­ lot. Owner, Call 649-8887. i allowance and uniforms provid­ in the field of recreation. ONE 66 gallon drum with fau­ aparlments. Heated. Kitchen $16,906-116’ FRONTAGE, shade price, immediate occupancy, lOM CHEVY n Nova. 2-door se­ able rent. Priced right. Write trees. Immaculate six room baths, quick occu­ maculate custom 6 room, 5 fin­ 4 HOUSEHOLD Furniture re­ ed. Applicant must be neat in Must be neat and willing cet $6. Mongomery Ward heat­ 8 Modern Rooms of Furniture Apartment Buildings set, refrigerator, bedroom set. owner transferred out of area, Julia Vincek Real Estate H ERALD I dan, 6 cylinder, standard trans­ Box L, Herald. appearance with pleasant per­ Cape, fireplace, dead end pancy, easily financed. ished Cape. Garage. Rear cov­ CX>V ENTRY - 4 room expanfC mission, like new. Owner must stored and refinIshed, colors to meet people. Military ob­ er with electric thermostat and Appliances, Lot No. 29$ Tenements 63 Gas range. Free electricity, no agents. 649-4804. ered patio, built-in kitchen, de­ 613-7877 able Cape, full basement, large changed. Call for estimate 649- sonality. No experience neces­ ligations completed. State pipes, heats 4 or 6 rooms, $26. 10 Pc. Bedroom Set gas. Low rent. Inquire Apart­ street, Manchester. Hutchim sacrifice, financing arranged, Agency, Realtors. 649-5324. PRICED TO SELL luxe bath down, one unfinished lot. redecorated, reasonable! 6649. sary. Call Friendly Ice Cream salary expected and must 643-2521. 8 Pc. Living Room Set l o o k in g for anything In real ment 4, 10 Depot Square. GERARD ST. Number 8, large BOX LETTERS trades accepted. Hartford Rd. Shop, M9-7738, after 7 p.ni. up. Partial dormer. Basement 623-1827. Enterprises. 643-2408. Money to Loan 29 give references. Box R, 25 Pc. Kitchen Set eetale rentale — apartm-snte, HORSE RANCH in Manchee­ six room Dutch Colonial, spa­ partitioned into rooms, partial­ REIWEAVINQ of bums, moth POOL TABLE Burrowes 4x8, BRAE-BURN REALTY cious living room with fire­ EIJJNGTON Split Level, 6 Mancheeter Evening Her­ Den or Spare Bedroom Bet homes, multiple dwelllnge, call ter with 27 acres. 8 room ly heated. Ameaite drive. ------^ For Your holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ SECOND MORTGAGE - Un­ ald. new balls, 214 Inches, rack, 2 J. D. Realty, 64t-6139. 643-6273 place, family styled dining rooms. 150x200 treed lot, $14.- $8 A IVEEK Business Locations house, baths, bam, out­ Should be seen. Easily fi­ 900. Rockville Realty, 648- 1966 FOUR DOOR Chevrolet, dow shades made to meas plane boat, 6 h.p. outboard mo­ AUTOMOBILE Mechanic, 5261,. 649-6140. storms, carpeting, stone fire­ Shepherd and Oollie, 3 years tor. 643-2371. portunity for unusual man or boat. F\illy equipped with wa­ drawer /4 WAPPING — privacy, sweep­ tires mounted on Pontiac rime, to start at once, top salary to 6 p.m., 649-6664. MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom roome, fireplace, natural Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. LARGE Attractive 6*4 room partial basement and a big G J)y The Savings Bank of Man­ ing views, cozy 6-room Ranch I hardly used, $25. One blue A. A. DION, m e . Roofing right man. Call or see Mr. TWIN bedtoom set, maple, $160; J. D. REALTY CO. Ranch plus garage, fully fur- oak trim, 1 tiled baths, Ranch, garage, 1*4 baths, fire­ 2-car garage, excellent condi­ chester has been lost and ap- siding, painting. Carpentry. Al- 86 HYDRO — never used, with 3^ h.p. outboard motor, $30; nishe'd. Will be rented for Sep­ POUR BEDROOMS, aluminum among fine homes. Hutchins 'l^lication has been made to said fireman’s light, 12 volts with OPERATORS” Myelte at Burnside Motors, 643-5129 643-8779 fully insulated, walk-in ce­ place, only $16i^. Hutchins tion throughout. Lot is wood­ toranona and additions. Ceil­ East Hartford, 289-0246. 10 h.p. Mercury racing engine, 7 ^ h.p. outboard motor, $76. tember 7 - June 30, $176 month­ siding, dishwasher, 1*4 baths Agency, Realtors. 649-6324. ed with plenty of privacy. T.J. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. ioank for payment of the switch and pilot light, $7. 643- dar closet, di^washer, gar­ nice lot, double garage, imme­ 2521. ings. Workmanship guaran­ CASHIER has steering wheel, cable and 649-9922. ly, Call J. D. Realty Co. 643 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. ^unount of deposit PLEASANT WORKING MACHINIST — Bridgeport op­ bage disposal, city utilities, diate occupancy. Reduced to MANCHESTER — only $14,600 teed. Autumn St 643-4860. pullies, ready for water. Best 6129. wall to wall carpeting, erators, turret lathe operator offer over $100. 649-9316. NBCX3HI Sewing Machine, ma­ BIX ROOM duplex, 3 bedroom s,__ $18,200. Lappen Agency, 649- 4 and 4 duplex, no heat, over­ JoUND—black and white mon- CONDITIONS! FULL-TIME ple console, also Sunbeam mix- adult children only. Inquire 31 FOR RENT with option to buy combination windows, en­ 5261, 649-6140. Bolton Center suiiiM (II .(M4i it h * It h grel, Venion Dog Warden. STS- Trailers— and stock man. Job shop ex closed porch, 2-car garage. size garage, low taxes, all city NOTICE Roofing and Chimneys 16-A perience preferred, 56 hour EIGHT FOOT Hydroplane, ex master, Both in excellent con­ N. Elm St. anytime. Four room mobile home, utilities, quick occupancy TOM. Mobile Homes 6-A Must be .seen to be appre­ (X>LONIAL, Hollister St., near FAMILY SIZED TOWN OF VERNON Experienced help and qual­ week. Paragon Tool Co., Inc. Apply Mr. Freltag at the cellent condition, nice paint dition. 643-1987 after 4. shady. Cider Mill Rd., 643-6389. Lawrence F. FMano, Realtors R0091NO — Specialising re­ job. 643-8647. FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ ciated. Quick occupancy. all schools, six rooms, 114 ZONING BOARD OF FOR SALE 27 foot furnished ified trainees wanted. 259 Adams St., Manchester. Shown by appointment. 646-0424, 643-2766, 742-6364. Six room Colonial-Ranch, KEITH pairing roofs of all kinds, new MAPLE bedroom set, full and ond floor, stove, refrigerator, baths, aluminum siding, imma­ APPEALS Annonncementg trailer, good condition, $200. GRAND-WAY twin sized box springs and mat­ 240 Oak St. $86. monthly. Pre­ culate, immediate occupancy 2-car garage, IH deluxe 649-9343. roofs, $(utter work, chtnneyi Earn as .you learn, excel­ ELECTRICIAN’S helper, expe­ VERNON ST. — Three twin Notice is hereby given that cleaned, repaired. Aluminum rienced. Call 644-1429 after 6 Building Materials 47 tress, two divans, three ma­ fer young couple with no chil­ Suburban For Rent 66 Bel Air Real Estate 643-9332. sized bedrooms, 2 paneled batha, fire alarm system, CLBa/iROLllX Sales and Mtv- lent frin ^ benefits for all. CHARLES LESPERANCE intercom system, kitchen The Vernon Zoning Board of bonded representative. AI- aiding. 80 years' experience. p.m. 410 Middle Tpke, Weat, ple chests, four plastic captain dren. Call 648-9409 after 6 p.m. rooms in the basement, base Appeals will hold a public hear­ AGENCY B'ree estimates. Call Howiey, FXDR SALE — Old tobacco shed chairs. 649-3807. FOUR ROOM apartment local MANCHESTER — 'West Side. brick wall and counter ed Amell, 110 Bryan Or., Auto Driving School 7-A Manchester boards, Pella Bros., 364 Bid- ed in nice section of North 649-7620 ment garage, oversized lot. A with built-ins, formal din­ ing on Auiriist 17, 1965 at 7:30 648-6861. 644-8888. MAN TO deliver fuel oil, serv­ FIVE room apartment for Good location. Four room lot of house for $18,900. Call Manchester, 644-8141. well St. rent, adults preferred. Inquire Coventry, near school and Ranch. Aluminum storm win­ ing room, living room with p.m.. in the Court Room, Ad­ DRIVING Instructions — Home MANCHESTER MODES ice and clean burners. Call SMALL 3-plece living room set, Balch Real Estate, 649-2012 REAL ESTATE 649-9404, 649-9644. with hideabed couch, brand after 5 p.m. 83 Birch St. store. $100 per month. Utilities 6-6 TWO FAMILY, lovely lot. dows, hot water oil heal, ga­ fireplace and beamed ceil­ ministration Building, Rockville, MiViMMING leeeona including pick-up, reasonable rates, teen­ PINE ST., MANCTIESTER fumi.shed. Call 742-8408. 876-7292. to hear and be heard on the fol­ •Junicu' and Senior Ufe saving, age classes. Special attention Heating and Plumbing 17 new fitted sUpcovers, 876-0163, Ideal for children, low cash re­ rage, nice garden. Owner, 543- ings, wall to wall carpet­ I‘IT N MMN CONTROL Desk clerk —Morn­ Diamonds— W atchei^ FOUR ROOM apartment, cen­ 0897. ing, 3 generous sized bed­ lowing applications: Jled Croes certified, hours at to nervous and elderly. Serv­ 8-10 a.m. and after 7 p.m. COUNTRY UVING, Bolton Cen­ quired, assume mortgage, J.D. M A M Oil Service, plumbing ings, part-time. Apply in per­ Jewelry 48 trally located, heal, hot water, rooms, outside rear fire­ 1. The appeal of Martin Ler- M \N( iii-;sn:if ;{your convenience. August 649- ing Manchester and surround­ ter apartments, 3 rooms, re­ Realty Co., 643-6129. MANCHESTER — Rolling Park Lots For Sale 73 ^ 2 4 and heating, residential, com­ PART-TIME or full-time, ex­ son, Vernon Lanes, Route 83, TWO PIECE living room, Colo­ adults, $96. 643-2171. 643-8470. place, attractive deadend ner of "Marty's Firestone Inc.,” ing towns. Call Manchester DELIVERY MEN frigerator, stove, individual —Ideal for children, 6*4 room 65 Windsor Ave., Rockville, for Driving Academy, 742-7249. mercial and industrial, no job perienced bookkeeper. Apply Vernon. WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ nial style, almost new. Call HUGE KITtJHEN, birch cabi­ BOLTON — 2 building loU total street, over one acre lot, ______£___ pairing. Prompt service. Up to THREE ROOM apartment sec­ thermostat, hot water. Call 643- Cape extra large kitchen, din­ an Automobile Repairer’s Li­ TEL. 649-1922 S otS a y " HOUSE, Cottage too small, M9-2871. In person, Marlow’s Inc., 867 -for light Saturday de­ 668-1223. nets, dishwasher, screened ing 6 acres, $7,000. Call Eugene only $21,600. street. New concept in retlre- Main St. $20 on your old watch in ond floor, stove and refrigera­ 4312. porch, 6*4 room Colonial, 1*4 ing room, 3 bedrooms, 1*4 cense. liveries, In Manchester tor, $86 monthly. CaU between Gagllardone, J. D. Resilty, 649 C A N T Se LI. Tnent living, RN on duty. Near Garage— Service— B O m Plumbing A Heating — PIANIST for Cocktail Lounge. trade. Closed Mondays. F. E TWO MATCHINO club chairs, baths, Manchester, $20,900. baths, fireplace, oversized ga­ 2760, 643-5129. LAWRENCE F. FIANO 2. The appeal of Sol Lavitt Repairs, alterations, electric LADY TO WORK three days area. No selling, car neces­ 643-2766. Bray, 737 Main Strwt, State latex cushions with beige slip­ 7-8 p.m. 643-4622. EAST HARTFORD — 6 rooms rage. VA approved. 643-6084. for the approval of a proposed O.N THIS MARKET T » buses, churches and lapping. Storage 10 sary. Steady Saturday Hutchins Agency, Realtors, REALTORS 643-2766 and gas hot water heaters, free weekly (Tues., Wed., and Theater Building.. covers, $86. 643-2677. $55, two children acceptable, MANCHESTER — Vernon Ga.soline Station on the comer Reasonable rates. For Informa- work. Apply 869 Main St., MANCHESTER Garden Apart­ no pets, 286 Tolland St., any­ 649-5324. •WHY RENT? Only $14,900. BALONEY tion call M9-2358. estimates. M3-1496. Thurs.) in local insurance Street. Two acre building site of Talcottville Rd. and Oakmoor GARAGE for sale — one car office 7 and 8 Friday ’7 Situations Wanted— SO” G. E. RANGE, excellent ments, 4V4 rooms, heat, hot wa­ time. buys this Immaculate 6- room 12x20, 8x7 overhead door, $350, agency. Insurance experience bam, some trees. Only $5,600 COVENTRY — authentic 7 room Dr., Vernon, There are plenty. . of homes LADIES — Breck shampoo, $6. not necessary but both short­ p.m.-8 p.m. Female 38 Garden— Farm— Dairy condition asking $86. Call 649- ter, stove, refrigerator, and home in town, low pay­ All persons Interested may around that are fairly prlce^. will deliver. E. A. Conklin, parking one block from Main ROCICVILLE 3-room apart­ Lawrence F. Flano, Realtors brick Colonial. Over 1,100 feet per gallon. In plastic contain­ Radio— Tv Repair hand and typing required. Products 50 4024. TO BE SOLD ments, easy financing. Lappen 643-2766, 646-0424, 742-6364. appear and be heard. |(You don't have to give theip 649-4100. St. Completely redecorated. ment, $30. monthly, stove. 4- Agency, 649-5261, 649-6140. frontage on Route 44A, fields, ers. Russell’s Barber Shop, Services 18 Please write Box Z, Herald, IRONING done In my home. outbuildings. Leonard Agency Town of Vernon 'away either.) And this wide 16c an article, fancy pieces ex­ CORN, SQUASH, carroU, to­ $120. 643-0000, 646-0090. Of­ room apartment, mahogany Zoning Board of Appeals awake Broker 1s selling all of Oak and Spruce. WANTED TO RENT — garage and state qualifications. All re­ ELECTRICIAN — journeyman, Antiques M paneled throughout, tile floors, 6 Avon Street SEVEN ROOM Colonial, cool, Realtors, 646-0469. for two trucks. Call M9-9404, CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ plies treated confidentially. tra, please call 643-0292. matoes, Swiss chard, 31 Angel fice 15 Forest St. Resort Property For Sale 74 John A. Marino, the fair market listings he can ice, available all hours. Satis- immediate employment. Call St. stove. $50. Call 643-4385. A well built older home of country setting, fireplace, fine M9-9M4. THREE ROOMS, first floor, COVENTRY Ideal first home. Chairman get. Personals factlaa guaranteed. Call 849- ROCKVILLE — Salesladies 649-4817. MATURE woman wants baby­ ANTIQUE secretary and chest five roome on one floor. shrubbery, $14,600. Call Eugene CALL NOW central, available at once, heat Gagllardone, 649-2760, J. D. ANDOVER LAKE — attractive Two bedroom home with lake August 6. 1965 1816. wanted, applications now being sitting, references, my home BLUEBERRIES, freshly picked of drawers. Call 649-0648. Nice lot requiring minimum 6 room furnished summer Vernbn, Connecticut FOR ACTION accepted for full or part-time STCXIKROOM attendent, high preferred. Call 643-9947. to order, 40c per pint. 649-3204 and hot water. Call 643-1266. Resort Property of maintenance. Rural at­ Realty Co.. 648-8129. rights. New bath and furnace, 1,900 SQUARE FEET of stor­ school education, previous ex­ home, with possibilities of con FOUR GRAVES, Buckland cem­ age. Call 643-4697 or 626-7975. salesladies, experience in evenings. Murphy’s Dairy For Rent 67 mosphere yet a stone’s 220 wiring. $7,900. Barrows k ___tf;:— ------,------Jm' Millinery, Dressmaking 19 perience helpful. Apply Iona MANCHESTER — Two bedroom NBRV LISTING—Trees galore! verting to year ’round dwell Wallace. 649-5306. etery, reasonable. 522-9592. I ladles’ sportswear helpful. Ap- Farm, French Rd. Bolton. throw from stores, bus and ing, large lot, full price $9, ■e ------Mfg. Company, Regent St., IRONING IX>NE bi my home, modem duplex, full basement, COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent Charming 6 room Cape, lt4 Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 I ply in person, Roosevelt Mills SUMMER SPECIAL schools. Priced for quick 500. Alice Clampel, Realtor DREISSMAKING and alterations Manchester. reasonable. Call 643-0472. CORN — Pick your own 86c a backyard, $126. 643-7114. -- Small waterfront cottages, sale at $13,600. baths, 3 bedrooms, dining AntomobDes For Sale 4 for women and children. Call Retail Sales room, 215 East Triple Track M A w room, fireplace, rec room. 649-4543. SEE VESPA MOTOR Scooter, Main St., Rockville. dozen. BlxceUent for freezing. August and September. Call 649-9140, Mrs. Muldoon. EXPERIENCED OU burner 316 Hlllstown Road. Windows. RANCH — 3 bedrooms, large 6^-2593, 649-4929. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. INVITATION For Sale by Bel Air S h e d c a r ? Your credit tun- $269-$628, six models to choose service man. Top wages to Dogs—Birds— Petfi 41 lot, garage, references re­ 63-65 Starkw Street AMSTON LAKE—Lot and land ad down? Short on down pay- from at McBride Sport Spot, DENTAL Secretary — Five day right man. Best of working lILL TUNSKY quired, $160. per month. 649- ANDOVER LAKE — waterfront LOVELY 6*,i room Cape, with •sale, waterfront, choice seclud week, no evening hours, paid TOMATOES — Already picked, An eight room u with taeot? BaakruptT RepoMes' 639 Center St., M9-8747. Moving— Trucking— conditions. Write to Box N, GROOMING and boardUw, win 8464. cottage, sleeps , six. Available seclusion, privacy, view and ed lots, $10. down, low month TO BID vacaUon, state age, experience $1. per half bushel. Bring bas­ 6 4 9 -9 0 9 5 four rooms on a side. At­ Mob7 Don't de^idrl Bee Hon- Storage 20 Manchester Evening Herald. collect and deUver. H. C. ket for exchange. 480 dark St., from August 21 on. 242-4924. restful country living, In town. ,ly paymeoits, use ,land, ,build , Sealed bide will be received ~aat DouglM. InmSre about low- 1057 HARLBY-DAVIDSON mo- and references. Will instruct Chase, Harmony HUl Ken­ f i v e r o o m , first floor flat, tractively landscaped lot 85 Bel Air Real Estate 643-9332. ^imediately. Amston Lake i^e office of the General torcycle, 900 c c sportster, reliable person. Write Box M, South Windsor, off Route 80, feel wide. Two car ga­ M down, aniuleat payments MANCBBiSTBIR DeUverv. Light nels, Bolton, 648-6427. Stanley Paatula, 644-0681. •very room redone like new, MISQUAMICUT, R.I. Three bed­ 649-4693. ^ between Colchester and Manager, 41 Center Street, 6 good condition. Call 649-4173. imywtaere. No anall kaa or n- trucking and package delivery. Herald. - COMMERCIAL big rooms, natural. woodwork, room cottage with fireplace. rage. Property In good con­ Hebron on Route 85 C o ttle s Man^ester, Conn., until Au- lunce company plan. DouglM WILL TAKE all unwanted p ^ , garage, refrigerator, stove, August 14 to 21 and August 28 dition with new furnaces, FLINT DRIVE 6 room Cape, from $3,500. 537-2647. Open 1963 HONDA CA-96 (160 CC), Refrigerators, washers and SEWING MACHINE operators. gust 20, 1965 at 11:00 a.m. p ib tm , Stt Main. stove moving snioialty. Foldliw REFRIGERATION - except cate and dogs. Will HonsehoM Goods 51 washer amd dryer hook-up. to September 4, Call 843-6782 etc. Moderately priced at aluminum siding, fireplace, Sundays. Mint condition, accessories in­ 8 a.m. - 4:80 p.m., experienced buy small cages according to $18,000. for Precast Concrete Tops for cluded,* electric start, crash ohabe tor rcuit #494)781 Central location, $120. monthly. after 8 p.m. fenced in lot, wall-to-wall car­ Catch Basina and Inlets. preferred. Apply Ka-Klar Toy Excellent opportunity for condition. Call 848-9269. EVBRYTBINO in sterlilMd re- Belflore Agency, 643-5121. peting. Will listen to rca.sonable Ml VOLKSWAGEN, black, bars, luggage racks, saddle Company, 60 Hillard Street. Bid forma, plans and apec- bags, two mirrors, and wind­ mechanic, experienced in conditioned used furniture and offers. J. D. Really Co., 648- ificatlone are available at the rery good condlUon. M9-3082. Painting—Papering 21 DOGS boarded, Richard P. Fo r r e n t — 6-room apart­ Wanted To Rent 68 lO-Vg-18 Church Street INVITATION shield. Call 648-7749 or see at 21 all lines of commercial re­ aimlloncea, high quality—low 6129. Controller's Office, 86 Center Cobb, 216 Hlllstown Rd., Man­ races. Lwlane Furniture, 196' ment, second floor, centrally lo­ An investment unit of five 3963 DAIMLER, Jaguar product, North School St. frigeration. Will be re­ Street, Manchester, Connecti­ INTERIOR and exterior paint­ TOYS . . . TOYS . . quired to service food chain chester, 649-8496. South Street, RocdnrtUe. 876- cated, ateam heat, front porch, RESPONSIBLE family needs 8 rents totaling $5580 an­ MANCHESTER -immaculate TO B p V-8, 4-speed, 160 h.p.,, fiber- ing. wallpaper removed, fulW 3174. Open »4L automatic hot water, adults on- bedroom suburban liomc, 2 nually. Three dwelllnge five room older house and gar­ cut. {glass body, wire wheels. Owner insured. Rene Belanger, 648- In this area. Company car WANTED — home for one year Notice la hereby given that Town of Mancheater, 1964 SUZUKI 80 — low mileage, TOYS and tools are provided. Hits ly, 1110 per 'month.' Avnllablc j children. Excellent references. make up this parcel located age, aluminum siding, furnace, the Eighth Utillttea District abroad. Call 640-9668. 0613 or 644-0^ old, part German Shepherd, not SINGER automatic sig-iag, like just two blocks from Man­ 6 years old, near shopping, bus, Connecticut like new $276. 640-6180. Is permanent year 'round house broken. 648-6661. September 1. Call after 6 p.m. 649-0444. will accept bids for rerooflng Richard Martin, employment, complete bene­ new, monograms, embroiders, 649*2AA2 _____ — — ■ ■' '* ' chester Center, All Impor­ schools. Compare at $13,600. FORD Wagon, excellent PAINTINQ, e x t e r i o r and Part-Time Work . . . Full- TWO ADULTS would like two the Dlatrlct Firehouse at 32 ' General Manager 1963 HONDA cc. Dream Tour­ fit pro$(ram, including A FREE — for good home, four button holes, etc. Original price tant Items such as roofs, Marion Edlund, Real Estate, sondiUon, V-8, radio, no rust, interior, paperhanging, wall­ Time Pay. Join the Toy MX ROOM duplex, nice yard or three room funilshod apart­ Main Street, Mancheater, Con­ ing, many accessories, excel­ and H insurance, Ufe In­ adorable calico kittens. Call over $800. Take over tast 4 pay­ furnaces, plumbing, etc. 644-0414, 280-4619. necticut. Specifications may be ^,000 original miles. M9-7764. paper removed, dry wall work. Party Plan with the most •nd porch, retired or working ment. Call 843-4887. lent condlUon, Call 648-0400. Reasonable ratee. Fully in. surance, and pension, all 846-3280. ments of $10.80 each. Call deal­ are .in excellent condition. obtained at the Dietrict Fire- to offer. Over 600 Name er Martford, 633-0981. oouple preferred. Quiet neigh­ Call us today. MANCHESTER - 6 large room 1D68 PONTIAC Grand Prix, fully sured. Free eetimataa. 649- free. Write Box P, Man- home, excellent for retirement house, 32 Main Street, Man­ Best Hostess and Dealer oheeter Evening Herald, AKC German Shepherd puppiee, borhood. 648-0468. INVITATION Heie i. 4 Iii07 CHEVROLET, Standard, V- PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, brand items. No investment. ment, Ellington Rldgs Ooimtry 7 years old, 14.1 hands, ideal M 9-3406 COLONIAL—6 sparkling rooms, priced for quick sale, $16,900. 1065. dard shift. Must be A-1 t h r e e r o o m apartment, Land For Sale 71 The Board reserves the right Bid forma, plana and spec pancy. Call early on this one. D, good for parts, $66. Call 648- interior and exterior. Pi^ier Help friends shop from home, for English or Western pleas­ Maelilnt Olaaaod completely enclosed yard, near Oall Eugene Oagllardono, 849- throughout, priced for cash. d u b , Abbott Rd., EUlngton, ■love refrigerator, third floor, to reject any or all bids. Ificattons are available at the) •BOS. hanging and wall paper remov­ fiend for free $66 p ^e catalog. 875-6391. ure, neede experienced rider, COVENTRY — 166 acres with ■choola and riumplnf, low pay 3760. J. D. Realty Co., 64te- Call 648-8866. Beptle Tanks, Dry Walls, 166. 649-8120. only $14,900. Loippen 5120. Victor E. Swanson, Controller's office, 66 Center' al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. Papular Club Plan, Dept 8400. Also, Western siuldle, $80, Bower I lane las (ailed—Col­ house and outbulldln$;e. Can be menu. MW VOLKSWAGEN, rebuilt en­ PART - TIME night grocery 648-8871. Agency, 040-6361, 649-6140. President Street, Mancheeter, Connecti­ BEL AIR REAL ESTATE Quality workmanship. Call N801, Lyrtbrook, W.T. lar Waterproofing Done. l ^ B L Y 8*^ room apartment, split up. Belflore Agency, 648- J. A. Volz, cut. REALTORH gine, excellent running and Business Services ev en li^ , 637-9671. clerk, cashier, 21 or older. 188 TURNPiKE MANCHESTER — Six room comer Oak and Oottqge, heat, 6121. modei'n Cape, near schools, Clerk Town of Mancheater, VINCENT A. BOOOINl HAROLD R. BRAITHWAITI Sioking condition, $606. M9-6180. O ffered 18 EXPERIENCED waitresses North Main Street. Article* For Bale J5 bol water, refrigerator, range, NEAT CAPE, Bowers School, 6 INSIDE and outside painting. wanted.ted. A]Apply ‘ in' person or oall MsKINNEY BROS. rooms, 6 finlahed, garage, flre- bus, and shopping, Ideal can* Dated at Mancheater, Con­ Connecticut 643-9883 868-4898 ’ D(H>aB Flredoma, all auto- LAND CIKAllINO, tno re­ You name your own price. for a diepoeal, master T*V, com- tral location. Priced to sell, necticut, thla 3rd day of Au- Richard Martin, appointment, BUlngton- PLUMBIBl — experienced, PATCH QUnyrs, potbolden, Sewersge DispoBsI Co. p ta ly soundproof, $126 month- BOUTON — 84 acre#. BcUiorc plaoe, convenient to bus, shop- “ ■( good eondiUon, needs moval. and chain saw work. Special ratee for homeowners Ridgere Country W.UU,Club, Abbott steady work, good wages, p ll« . 640-5606. Bsl Air lUoltors, 0M-6MI. guft, 1966. . General Manager and handkerchiefs tor sals. 878- u s Paari Bt. — 648-8808 7 . 64641M. 641-8670. Aficncy, 641-6191. ~ i SM4M», after • p.m A. Michaud. 743-SOSS. eS or over. 640-7868, 876-8401. Rd., Ellington, 876-62tl. plenty of ovortime.ys48.4e2S. 9386. SSS Tunnel Road, Vsmon. ■'me.-; • 'M. Tho WMfltBr PAOB SIXTEEIf Peraeaat el V. a Bwuiy, hot. la BOai eleottr, flMgg Manohaatar TMCA will apOn* low sear TOi M6 Alia M About Town aor a duplicate bridca fame to­ lEumitig BpiraUi tomorrow, high la 66a, night in the baaamant rooma at BtudanU who bhva racmtly Uta former technical achool, SO M anthttim r^A CUy o f VUlagm Ckorm movad Into town and hava not School St. Raflatratlon la at 7:40 raflatarad at ManohaaUr Hlfh and play at 8. Tha game la open WILL BE CLOSED FOR to tha public. School mamay do ao on Tuaadaya VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 262 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION— CONNECTICUT LIFE) MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 (Classified Advertlalng ea Page 8) PRICE SEVEN CIN Ti from 9 to 13 and 1 to 4. VACATION AUG. 9,10 ondll Soandia Lodge, Order of Vasa, Gagh Box Taken will hava a picnic aupper tonight at Quaaaett lAke, Woodatock. In Office Break W« WM RoopM At UmmI Quick Sale Members will meat at 6 at Or­ ange Hall, and ara reminded to THURSDAY. AUGUST 12Hi. . . CANTON, Mlu. (AP — bring silverware. A caah box with $10 in it waa A group of 26 white and taken Wednesday night from the Critics Across Country Negro pIckeU paraded for The bingo committee of Wash­ Qlason Oorp. office at 360 Tol­ three hours yesterday In ington LOL la sponsoring a bus land Tpke., police report. front of a store to pro­ trip to Ocean Beach tomorrow. test alleged dlocrlmlno- The bus will leave Orange Hall Bntry was reportedly made tlon. at 10 a.m. through a front window after 'The store took notice of the thief apparently broke e the demonstration. An of­ Legal Notices pane In It to unlock it. No other ; . ficial placed a sign In the damage was done and nothing display window: "For tired Protest Viet Policies UMlTATfON OBJDEB else was apparently taken. AT A C»URT OF PROBATE h»M t * ’ feet, four cans of foot pow­ at l(an<4Met«r wHhln and for the der—$1.” pUlrtct of Ifanoheeter on the SOth Legal Notice I t . ' day of July, 1W6. GARNER MAKES THOSE Resent, Hon. John J. Wallett. AT A (X>URT OF PROBATE held Judge. Matichfuter, wUhln aixl for Uiu OLD RUGS LOOK UKE 300 Women GMale of Helene K. Uartln. late district ot Mandiester. on the 9(Xh 600 Rally of Manchester In said Dlatrlot. d«- day erf July, A.D. 1966. NEW AGAIN! State News craaed. ppt^serU, Hon. Jerfm J. WalleU, f i On motion of Edgar A. Marlin. ... Porrett House. South Bt,. Rockport. Ksiate ci VWmIc Klebbih erf Man* Aid P o lice Maas.. executor. olirfltnr In s&kl dlstriot. an lncat>able A ORDERED: That six months from person G o v e r n o r In Capital the SOth day of July 196fi. .be and Upon a4>pUcaUon of Herbert A. the same are limited and allowed Ptielon. Jr.. Coneor>aU>r. prajing RUG and In Bogalusa for the creditors within which to for authority to sell certain i*oal bring In their cdalma against said efrfate more particularly described UPHOLSTERY Hlate, and said executor la direct­ in saime Manchester In said District, on the At Basilica “ operation watchdog" to help WASHINGTON (AP)— newspaper having a circulation In 16th dav of August. A.D. 1966. at CALL police prevent lawlessness. said probate dlstnct within ten days ten actook In the ^>renoon. and that Critics ’ by ths hundreds from the liate of this order and re­ nc^cs be given to all persons In­ ROME (AP) — Gov. More than 800 women /haVe demonstrated in Washing­ turn make to this court of the no­ terested In said estate of the pen­ 649.1752 or 643.5747 banded together to patrbl the tice given. dency i»f said application and tha Biselow Brook Soon Goes Underground John Dempsey of Connecti­ ton, California and Indiana John J WaMett. Judge. time '■ad place of hearing thew- city In their own cars. _____ . . . 1 ____ 04 Kvr i*Ainfni-nA/l onnprAfA nlnAM H against President John­ oii bv publishing a copy of this Motorists who have been wondering why Branford St. has by side, 64-lnch reinforced concrete pipes. The project warn cut found himself in the The Bogalusa police force is iwder in some nevsuaper havi^ a started last month and is scheduled for completion near the middle of a commotion in under federal court orders to son’s Viet Nam policies. c4rculath>n In saW district, at least been closed to through traffic need only view the upheaval 7 end of August. The town will then have the task of seed­ provide 24-hour-a-day protection In Washington Friday about neveilseven umyndays before o thexssx day of said in the middle of the road, as well as on Lenox St., to find ■ TSi- St. Peter’s Basilica yester­ 6 hc&ring. to M>psar If they see cjiuse tho answer. Marek Bros. Construction Co. of Southington, ing the area during September. The culvert was authorized to civil rights workers. 600 persona attended a four-hour . A1 - - ^ A M .6 swl * A w vxn r\JX day that attracted several at satnSIMM time MS'Sand place and ^be under a $54,745 contract, is constructing a culvert to en­ by the Board of Directors in response to pleas by the “ It leaves everyone who Is not rally In a park across from tlM hMrdur»iu relstlveik-iMssx. »..x..yx^, — area’s residents, who were faced with flash flooding condi­ rnaillng on or before August 3. close Bigelow Brook from east of Lenox St. to east of Ben­ Vatican guards. civil rights worker without ' White House to mark ths by certified maU, a copy of this ton St. The enclosure will consist of double-barreled, side tions after heavy rains. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) Freighter Topples Detroit River Drawbridge When the guards learned what adequate police protection,” beginning ot what was called a order to Oommlssloner of Welfare, happening, however, they said Dorothy McNeese, one of four-day assembly of unrep­ 1000 Asylum Avenue. Hariiord, Oemn.. and return make to this VISIT smiled and left. 'The governor the founders of the operation. resented people. A smaller An ore freighter, the* John T. Hutchinson, missed the opening at this draw had chanced across a group of ■"The police are spread so > number staged a sit-in at a John J. WaJlett. Judge, bridge across the Trenton Channel of the Detroit River at Grosse Point, 111., 60 Connecticut tourists. thin, they can’t stop Incident.-: White House gate. Scores of oc; Herbert A Pbelon. Jr., 12lh Greuit Tall Cedars ^nservator toppling one section into the water. Five autos on the bridge were thrown in­ The tourists, many from they could normally prevent,” police were on guard against CLOSED FOR VACATION to the water too but police officials said, “ We think all people are accounted Dempsey’s hometown of Put­ she said In an Interview Friday. outbreaks. Court Cases Plan Service nam, were mingling with thou­ ’The town’s public safety com­ In Emeryville, Oallf,, about ASHFORD LAKE for and there were apparently no injuries.” (AP Photofax) sands of sightseers when they missioner and police chief were 300 pickets tried unsuccessfully mayba thayl drop mi spotted the governor just finish­ found guilty of civil contempt to block a 22-car train hauling SUMMER SCHEDIiLE MANCHESTER SESSION a card on their trip’* I MARLOW’S OPEN Tues­ Tall Cedars of Lebanon, a Aug. 6 — Aug. 22 Drive out this weekend and see the growth and im­ ing a conducted tour of the 81s- last week for not following the troops to the Oakland, OoUl., day thru Saturday 9:80 to Frederick Saucier, 25, of branch of the Masonic frater­ tlne Chapel. court edict. ’Their lawyer filed Army terminal. Yew frismh wH knew yeu aM ! 6:80; Thumday till 9:00 Hartford pleaded guilty yester­ nity, wllU conduct a Worshin provement. Improved roads and beaches. Many cot­ The delegation greeted the certificates of compliance Fri- In Bloomington, Ind., mors liavine a wowdstful liiea” en service Sunday, Aug. 22 at 11 OPEN MONDAY AUG. 23 I p.m. Closed Mondays dur- day to breaking and entering governor enthuslasUcally. than 100 Indiana University stu­ wnelien when yeu laa ZP Cede !lng August. a.m. at Cathedral of the Pines, tages have been erected making this one of the out­ Texas Student Charged The governor has been in (Bee Page Three) dents and a few professors pa­ bi addrawina yew carda with criminal intent and pos­ Rindge. N.H. Members of For­ AGE ELEGTRIG MOTOR REPAIR Rome five days. His next stop raded downtown with such signs session of weapons In a vehicle. ests In New England and Ma­ standing lake developments in the state of Con­ Is Switzerland. as “ Stop tha slaughter of Viet­ sonic friends will reaffirm their Judge Max Reicher ordered a Female Fireflies’ namese people.” faith in God and commemorate S NORTH SCHOOL ST. MANCHESTER necticut. pre-sentence Investigation and the tragic death of the national Endurance Record The assembly in Washington set Sept. 2 for the delivery of leader, Supreme Tall Cedar Earl With Staying of Coeds , Fla. (AP) Three Allure Is Fat al plans to climax Its protest meet­ H. Hammond of Baltimore. Md„ Connecticut men aboard the ing Monday with a march from sentence. < "Charming Summer Living Spot” the Washington monument to TIMELY SPECIALS TO PLEASE YOU! Saucier was arrested while who met death In an auto ac­ Alumin^ut helped set an en­ Scientist Claims cident within two weeks after AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) __ <|>allegea he strangled both of the<» Garrison quoted Cross’ state- durance record for research the Capitol. attempting to remove the coin 26 Miles East Of Manchester Off Route 44 A 100-member delegation of N«w Crop of A P P LE S .. . . 6 lb. ovg. bog 49c box from a vending machine In his election at Atlantic City, Chi Omega sorority sisters. ment as saying the women were submarines this week. WASHING’TON (AP) — A N.J., last May 21. A muscular 22 - year - old State Police Director Homer slain In Austin in midaftemoon The all - aluminum research the assembly sought unsuccess­ NATIVE TOMATOES, Fancy ...... lb. 25c the Washington Social Club in ASHFORD, CONN. Cornell University scientist fully to present a “ declaration the rear of Ojange Hall on E. The program Is being ar­ NOTICE University of Texas stu­ Garrison told a news conference of July 18. The police director and exploration boat bos nm for flashed word today he's discov­ SEEDLESS GRAPES ...... 2 lbs. 39c that Cross voluntarily signed a refused, however, to divulge the 30 hours at depths down to 8,700 of conscience” to President Center St. on the morning of ranged by Connecticut Forests dent was charged with ered some females with truly Johnson. When he refused to NESTEA M IX ...... 3 for 25c July 29. He has yet to post the of District 15 at Manchester. THIS WEEK ONLY murder last night in the statement. Cross then was taken alleged motive or the place feet in trials off , fatal allure. A A to the Travis County Jail where where the statement said — if It receive It' personally, about 60 J. Louis Reynolds announced $2,000 bond set for his release West Hartford, Wllllmantlc and slaying of two young wom­ They are fireflies, sneaky si­ pickets staged a eit-ln at an en­ mSSH PROM LOCAL FARMS! but Judge Reicher told him that Danielson. Nutmeg Forest of WE WILL CLOSE AT 12 NOON he was held without bond. did — the women were killed. Friday. rens that lure gullible males to en whose nearly nude bod­ Diet. Atty. Tom Blackwell He said the statement implicat­ Reynolds is chairman of Rey­ trance to the White Hous* Sweet Com, Green and Yellow Squash, Green and Yellow the time he has spent in the Manchester will serve as host. ASHFORD LAKE. Inc. tryst!ng spots by blinking their Deputies of the Alameda County Sheriff’s crffice grounds. Hartford State Jail will be con­ Robert Muldoon, past Grand SATURDAY (AUGUST 7th) ies were found July 30 in a said the case would go the ed no one other than Cross. nolds International, Inc., owner lamps at them — then the girls Beans, Spinach. Beet Greens, Cabbage, Culdn and Beil grand juiy “ as soon as possi­ and developer of the boat. Tha form a flying wedge through a group of demon­ The sit-in party sought to con­ Peppers, Tomatoes and Cucumbers. sidered when he is sentenced. Tall Cedar of Nutmeg Forest, weed field. He declined to give more In­ devour the boys. is deputy of District 15. Dean ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, Sales Agent ble." He said he "absolutely” formation from the statement boat was built by the Electric strators at Emeryville, Calif. They were protest­ tinue its vigil through tho night, Judge Reicher found probable James C. Cross Jr., handsome It’s a downright -violation of but by midnight it bad dwindled New Potatoes in 10, 25, 50 lb. bags—and pneed Cronklte of East Hartford, would seek the death penalty. because he said, officers are Boat Division of General Dyna­ the love lantern system fireflies ing U.S. involvement in Viet Nam and were trying cause to charge Lawrence Jef­ TEL. 643-5440 or 649-5938 ■on of a Fort Worth chain store Piling of the charges against to a band of about a dozen shar­ reasonably, too! fries, 18, of 200 Lydall St. with Grand Tall Cedar of Nutmeg , LARSEN’S HARDWARE, INC. not sure how a new Texas code mics, Groton, Conn. use In their legitimate courting, to stop the train, carrying troops destined for duty Forest, will participate in the advertising executive, was Cross climaxed a day-and-night of criminal procedure gov­ ing one water Jug and a few robbery with violence and have MANCHESTER, CONN. charged in the death of Sus8ui Ahoojrd the Aluminaut xflXft Aold Mitomologlst James E. there. (AP Photofax) packs of cigarettes. WE ALSO HAVE: him bound over to Superior program. 34 DEPOT SQUARE MANCHESTER investigation that started out os erns release of information to Horace D. Barnett of Oroton, Uoyd. Rigsby and Shirley Ann SUrk, a missing persons search. At least os many police ringed Shell and Lima Beana, Cauliflower, Egg Plant, Pens, Hot Court in Hartford. 'The Rev. Joseph Zezzo, ex­ news media. an employe of Electric Boat, And these deadly females, he U U both 21, beautiful, brunette and ’The yoimg women last were the young men and women Jeffries, is suspected of being ecutive director of the Christian Officers said Cross came to and Robert H. Canary of Groton said, apparently have achieved PepiierB, Salad Bowl, Imported Bed Onions, Watermelons, from Dallas. seen alive July 18. Their decom­ slumped on the sidewalk. an accomplice in the theft of Activities Council, Hartfoi^, headquarters alone to make the- and Alfred L. Rutherford of the dastardly deed by cracking Cherries, Plums, Nectarines, Peaches, Honeydews, Sants The complaint against Cross posed bodies were found In a ’the police strategy: Cut the Clara Melons, Pinei^iples. Mangoes, Grapefralt, Bartlett $300 from a local grocery store will be the main speaker. statement. Montville, Conn., employes of the signal code ot some other vacant lot on the noyth edge of the Reynolds organization. types of fireflies — an then pickets off from food, water or Peart, Bed and White Grapes and NEW CROP of APPLES. owner on July 9. Tall Cedars derived Its name Austin 12 days later. They had Garrison said, “ we are pretty bedding. from Biblical times when King mimicking it to make males of Guerrillas Bombard Donald Palmer, 35, of 35 come to Austin to enroll Miss proud of the investigation. As “ When one of these kids Foster St. was charged with in­ Solomon, desperately in need of Driver Held Rigsby in summer classes at far as we’re concerned, the case the other breed believe they’re Cedar wood for the completion Cow8 Escape being called by the nice ^rls leaves, he isn’t allowed back,’’ a decent assault and breach of the University. Miss Stark left is clear.” sergeant said. "THE KING peace and his case was contin­ of his temple, called upon his He said Cross waved legal ■WEST HAIRTPORD (Aff*)— they usually date. Responsible the university In June. About nine cows escaped from a Mekong Delta Posts There were two arrests, both ued to Aug. 16. Although the mighty ally. King Hiram of counsel before giving the state­ ’Throwing light on all this in Meet Garrison declined to say cattle truck Friday i^em oon involving the same young man. Producai" Tyre, who provided the wood on article in Science Magazine, court reduced his bond from whether the statement men­ ment but was advised of his Once he tried to throw a water $5,000 to $1,000 he failed to I because It was everlasting. For 2 Deaths rights by Justice of the Peace and stampeded through this researcher Lloyd said it’s been SAKXIN, South Viet Nam (A P )—Communist guer­ G G tioned any sexual assault on the Hartford suburb when the truck bag. Later, police said, he tried post It and was turned over to The organizations charitable Frank McBee, In whose court know for a long time that fire­ rillas set up a steady barrage of mortar attacks early 37C OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DAYS o 648-6984 women. tripped over on Albany Avenue. to rejoin the group. the Hartford State Jail. objective is the support and HARTFORD (AP) — Ralph In a statement to Austin the charges were filed. fly females of the (^enus Photur- today against government outposts in a Mekong Delta Palmer was Involved in a malntenanco- o f a complete me­ Del Reynolds FVirtson o l Hartford, whose car One cow died, another had to is are carnivorous. President and Mrs. Johnson police early in the investigation. ’The black-haired O oss was a region south of the capital, a U.S. military spokesman were away for much of the sit- Wednesday night fight at a tabolism unit at the Hospital plowed tWiugh a group of peo­ Cross said he had dated Miss sophomore in arts and sciences. be destroyed, and five others And, wide they’ll make a Main St. apartment according for Muscle Diseases, New York ple standing near an ice cream suffered injuries ranging from lunch of most any other brand said. in. They left about 9 p.m. for Stark several times and had He served three years in the Camp David, presidential re­ to police reports. City, where research Is conduct­ truck Utreo months ago, has talked to her over the telephone of firefly, one of their favorite 1116 Viet Cong shelled the The spokesman said the oper­ ed to find the cause, and even­ We want to introduce Del Reynolds, our newest auto, been held criminally responsible (Bee Page Three) dishes Is the mole of the Genus treat near Thurmont, Md. William Haas, 26, of East July 16. (See Page ’Three) Vietnamese positions, ranging ation was based on intelligence Hartford was charged with rape tually a cure, of muscular dys­ for two deaths. Photlnus. from 100 miles to 125 miles reports indicating the area was Earlier, speakers at the rally and his case was continued to trophy. During the past 10 mobile salesman to the people of Manchester. Del is a Fortson was driving along Scientists have suspected the southwest of Saigon, with 60mm a Ck>mmunlst support site. He here denounced fighting in Viet MANCHESTER Aug. 23 In East Hartford. He years Tall Cedars from Boston, Route 2 in Marlborough when Photunls girls snare the Phot­ and 81mm mortar rounds, an said it included “ small facto­ Nam, called for admission of failed to post the $6,000 bond set Mass., to Miami, Fla., have con­ life-long resident of Manchester, attending local schools his car veered off the highway, Winds Driving Flames lnus boys by imitating the officer reported. ries” capable of producing arms Red China to the United Nations MOTOR 643-2411—643-1511 SAL! by the court and was taken to tributed more than a million fatally injuring Gary C. CJlark, characteristic lamp signals of Vietnamese casualties were ammunition and mines. and noted that the day marked the Hartford State Jail. dollars for this purpose. and participating in local sports. Del has just completed 26, and 10 - year - old Richard the latter clan — but no one pre­ reported as “ light’’ in some of viously had caught them In the the attacks. TTiere were no re­ “ This really hurt the Viet (Bee Page Three) Two Army military policemen Powers, both of East Hartford. Cong,” said one U.S. Army ad­ took Alan Campbell, 17, Dor­ CROP UP TO 83 BILLION Coroner Louis W. Schaefer act. ports of casualties in others. an initial sales training program at the General Motors Massive Maine Forest Fire That’s where Uoyd came in visor. OLDSMOBILE chester, Mass., from the court­ ATLANTA — SoytoCEUis, a In another development, a The Vietnamese troops were said In a finding released Friday with a little sneaky stuff of his government unit was reported Plane Crashes room after the charges of theft minor hay creq) 25 years ago, that Fortson claimed his wind­ -ix/UTTNF'V'VTT.TF educed the same dry condltlons<»the state had obtain^ the tem- lifted into the area Friday of a motor vehicle and driving now have a farm VEilue in me Training Center, Tarrytown, New York, to help you when own. to have uncovered a major Viet 64 OLDSMOBILE shield was broken by a bird. XX ’Tback in 1947, when flames erup- porary use of two-blg capacity Armed with a flashlight to morning and apparently were 64 CORVAIR without a license were ■ nolled. United Statee of nearly $2 bil- Maine (A P )—^The Weath- Jjj ga.r Harbor area, water bombing planes from ” Cong medical facility In a jun­ hard on the heels of guerrillas Into Cemetery; F-86 you come in to ask about a new or used car. Then he said it was a stone that simulate the wooing signials of gle area 36 miles southwest of MONZA He will face AWOL charges. .Hon a year. broke it, the coroner said. er Bureau could promise Ica-vlng behind a trail of death Quebec Province to supplement manning the facility. Ot six Viet 4-Door, RAH, automatic, Maine’s two- small-c a p a c 11 y fireflies, he invaded some prime Saigon. Vietnamese troops who 4-Door, RAH, aatomatlc. PS, PB. •T disbelieve his trumped up no relief today from the and destruction. firefly haunts In Florida, Illinois discovered the center Friday 10 Cking captured in the operation, Eight Killed planes two were wounded and found in ■lories,’’ Schaefer said. Both blazes started In peat and 'Virginia. miles n6rth of Tan Hiep report­ sultry winds that were bogs — this one was reportedly Wilkins said , the hospital area. Schaefer said Fortson was He flashed the mating calls of ed they found fresh food there. LAKEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — A Here are jusf a few of fhe 1965 Chevrolefs driving a massive fire Ignited by back-firing tractors. CJonnecticut and New York have In other action, the Viet Cong tired and had been drinking. A agreed '^o provide 15 portable various species of Photlnus The unit also uncovered a Viet light plane, groping through nses test taken two hours alter the through heavy woods in In 1947, the flames were halt­ renewed a mortar attack at the heavy fog, crashed into a ceme­ ’2095 males and out of the night sky Ck>ng ammunition factory and a power pumpers and 26,000 feet TREE PRUNING AND REMOVAL accident found an alcohol per­ Washington CJounty. ed at the river. ’This time, how­ special forces camp at Due Co, tery today, spewing bodies and ever, winds carried sparks and of hose. would come answering signals supply depot. The bodies of 26 HAVE YOVR SHADE TREES PRUNED TO BUEEP centage of .11 in Fortson’s ’The flames jumped the Machi- from Photuris females who ap­ 216 miles northeast of Saigon. plane parts Into a suburban Del will be ^lad to show you debris 100-200 yards across the dead Viet Cong also were said The camp in Plelku Province in 64 RAMRI^ER 64 BUICK THEM HEALTHY AND VIGOROUS. blood, the coroner said. as River and Route 192 Friday, SIMSBURY (AP) — Four parently could mimic a whole to have been discovered. TTie housing tract. IT IS ALSO A GOOD TIME TO REMOVE DEAD The coroner said Fortson’s then headed Into dense forests water where new fires Ignited. the highlands was the scene of All eight aboard — members SPECIAL Thus far, only two dwellings pumps and 8,000 feet of hose repertoire of signals. spokesman said they apparently STATION WAGON OR UNWANTED TREES. car, tmvellng with e-xceeslve some eight miles northeast of a heavy fighting earlier in the of two families - were killed, 4 -Door, RAH, standard have been evacuated, and both from Connecticut Is scheduled to Uoyd said he watched a Pho- had been killed by air strikes. week, but the spokesman said RAH, automatic. transmission. ■peed, veered across the high­ CenterviUe peat bog where the TTie medical facility reported­ sheriff's deputies said. No one FOR FREE ESTIMATES, CALL were saved by broad fire lines arrive In Maine today to help turts femme flash on In-vltatlon no casualties were reported on the ground appeared to be way, struck two parked cars fire began Wednesday. battle a raging forest fire. and, a little later, lunching on a ly consisted of 14 wards, each More than 10,(XI0 acres had cut by bulldozers. there today. hurt, they'added. and a Good Humor truck, hit Bulldozers were cutting swaths Milton C. Stocking, execuUve sadly deceived Photlnus. capable of holding from 10 to 20 CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. Clark and the Powers boy, and been scorched by nightfall, but patients. Five tons of medicine Meanwhile, forward ah’ con­ “ If the pilot had gone a little wimls that gusted as Mgh as 80, ‘ trough the woods on both ^des secretary of the Northeastern One thing still bothers Uoyd: *1695 ■werved back onto the road, “ Is tho female Photuris pre­ equipment and supplies were trollers calling air strikes for further he sure would have tak­ ’1995 Forest Fire Protection Commis­ 643-7695 miles per hour during the day fires path yesterday. U.S. and Vietnamese war planes en out another dozen people st BEL AIR 2-DOOR SEDAN where Fortaoii finally hit the Officials expressed hope t h e sion, said last night the ma­ daceous (given to preying on found. LICENSED INSURED brakes. subsided. Other Viet Cong products in South Viet Nam were said to least,” said a sheriff’s deputy. equipment operators could meet terial was being trucked along others) before she has mated? have Indicated 2(X) guerrillas 62 OLOSMOIILE ‘ ’’There waa no evidence that The globe, which was first re­ with equipment from MossachU' If ao, how does her mate avoid seized Included 2,000 “ items of The plane, a twln-enjri»* 62 RAMBLER In front of the flames. were killed In a 24-hour period Beechcraft C46H crashed Into “88” S-DOOR g\>rtson applied his brakes at ported os an Inauspicious three Forest Ck>mmissioner Austin setts. New York is flying old to the fate of attracted Photlnus arms and ammunition” and 1,* acres li\ size, mushroomed Into 000 tons of rice, officials said. ending today. The figure waa All Souls Cemetery minutes oft-' 4-Door Sedan. RAH, outo- RAH, automatic trons. any time unUl his car had re­ Wilkins said In Augusta that Maine. males?’’ not confirmed by body count. matio, PS, PB. entered the highway and neared one of the worst In recent er taking off from Long Beach the east shoulder,’’ Schaefer Maine history. In air strikes into North Viet Airport, 114 miles south. Nam today, an explosives plant sold. The prolonged drought pro- "It was like an explosion,” ’895 55 miles northwest of Hanoi was said John Hagedom who lives a n e s s ★ NOW OPEN ★ hit by eight U.S. Air Force few yards away, “ I looked out F105S supported by five other the back window and there was 7 CHEVELLE MALIBU 4-DOOR 6 WINDY HILL STABLES planes, briefing officers said. fire all over the backyard. I saw 61 FORD 64 OLDSMOBILE Pilots said they destroyed SKINNER HHX. ROAD, COVENTRY 2-SEAT STATION WAGON plane parts all over the yard — FALCON JBTSTAR I four buildings with 24 tons of and ttqo bodies.” 3-Door Hardtop. BAH, S-D oor. BAH. standard MUm of enjoyable trotle deep Into Coventry** State Forest. 760-pound bombs. Another body landed In tha Hydromatle, PS, PB, eon- W eird Hairdo Bonxb disposal squads were dining room window of Hogs- transmission. sole on floor, bucket seats, e WE’RE OPEN 7 DAYS e removing explosives scattered d o r n ’s neighbor, Joseph wUtewolls. Loaded. Weekdays, 63.00 hoar. — Sati, Su l, along a main street in Nha Rhoades. A plane en^ne plowed and Holidays, ftJiO per hour. Trang following the crash of a through another neighbor’s ga­ U.S. Air Force B67 jet bomber. rage. ^395 The Oinberra smashed into “ The power went out,” sold ’2895 Horses for Bent, Sole, Trade, Boarded CHEVY II NOVA SPORTS COUPE Upsets Judge the city 200 miles northeast of Mrs. Rhoades, "and It was half wk AU Tlmee. "Morgan Stud Servlee.’* Saigon Friday. Military author­ an hour before I noticed the din­ No Down Payment on ities listed 14 Vietnamese killed, ing room curtain all bunched KANSAS orry, Mo. (AP) —• Teen-age m arri^es 67 Vietnamese Injured and 8 up. Then I saw blood on the din­ Blany of Tbeoe C an ! boys with bangs and women wearing birdnest hairdos Americans Injured. They said ing room floor. I realised It was had Judge Richard M. Duncan on edge in federal court eight of the Injured Vietnamese a man's body, banging halfway if MANY MORE MODELS and MAKES ★ were in serious condition. over the window sill.” yesterday. f The two crew members of the Sheriff's Lt. Roy Kundts Idea* Jimmy Bugam Doroey, 18, of Sunday except to go to church plane had parachuted after set­ tifled ths victims, from papers' CLOSED THURSDAY EVENINGS Clarksburg, Mo., was befor* the on Sunday morning.” ting their disabled craft on auto­ found near the crash site, os: CORVAIR MONZA CONVERTIBLE Judge for~aentendng on a plea ’The judge put Dorsey on pro­ matic pilot headed toward the James Whitmarsh, 87, the pi­ SntaMOonie ot all menabeni «t Manchester Ante of guilty to forging a $76 check. bation for two years. Dealers Assn, wfli be closed Thursday evnetngs at 85 East Center St. South China Sea. It was report­ lot, of Lakewood; his wifs, 'T see where you are thinking Richard A. Rolllson, 16, of Mildred, and thslr ohlldrsn, • PJg. m m fu ih er notlee. ed the plane had been hit by A t Summit St. about getting married,” said Marlon, Ohio, stepped beforei enemy ground fire and it was Terry, 16, and Mary Margaret, Judge Duncan. “ I don’t think the bench on a plea of guilty to believed a faulty engine caused' 14; James Edward Dent, 87, ol too much of these 17- end 18- transporting a stolen cor across 11 to veer off the course set by Whittier, O llf., hta wife, Rebeer' BlINUTURE yeor-old marriages. I’ve seen ‘state lines. the automatic pilot. ca, and their children, p*nar. MANCHESTER the reeulta of too many of them. "Weli, I can se* you,’’ the The pilot, (3apt. Lawrence 16, and Richard, 16. “ Well, you’re not going to get judge sold. Horacek, 29, of Ludington, They were heodliw for a V6> Carter Chevrolet n arrla^ at least while you ore RoUison bod i^ppearsd tor Mich., and his navigator, 1st LA, cation at Niagara Falls. N.Y., OLDSMOBILE CARNATIONS bund. on probatloa. If you do. I’m sentencing prsvlouriy but Ms This Cocker Spaniel Is a Real ^Booze Hound^ Robert Johnson, 29, ot Osawato- Dent's brothsr, Roy, told offl«' roaUlBf. New OUamobUes for over M years" going to bring you back to this hair was so long Dunoon said he mie, Kan., were picked up unin­ cars, Hs had sssn them off ai oourt and sand you to the penl- wouldn’t sentence anyone he the airport. S12 W EST CENTER STREET the George Ahem family of Indianapolis, report jured by a helicopter within five tenUory, Another of the condi­ couldn't see. It may be uncharitable to call a lady a booze minutes after their paraohutss The plans was raglstorsd IB 643-lSll ★ 643-2411 OPKN TILL 9 P.M. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 1229 MAIN STOEET TEL 649-I33S tions of this probation Is that for “ You still could loss some hound, but the fact remains that Mitil, a cocker she can be quite persistent in begging for the last (Bm Face A i m ) th* next thrM months you will •paniel, Is quite fond of a sip of beer. Her owneri, few dxvpe from the bottle. (AP Photofax) (Bee Poffs ’Tbrse) not leave bant on laturdoy er (Bee rage nuae] 6 J

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