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State News Suspected 11 Studies Mafia Head O f State’s In C u stod y PALERMO, SicUy (AP) W ater Ills — Itolian police, moving with precision from one WASHINGTON (AP)- end of the country to the Eleven studies of water other, rounded up today problems have been under nine men described M taken in Connecticut since links between the Sicilian June 2 with federal aid, Mafia underworld and the the Interior Department American Ciosa Nostra. said today. Among the nine were tha re The work la being conducted puted head of the Idafla and M by the atate'e water research Italian-Amerlcan once rumored center at the University of Con to be the successor of Chariae necUcut at Storrs, under the Klucky) Luciano. direction of Dr. William C. The nine and five others being ■J 'it Kennard. sought were charged with aaao- The projects Include three on elating to commit crime. the location and development of Among the 14 were eight men new supplies from ground water j K who had lived or live in the (AF^ Photofax) and three on the basic science ^ United SUtes. Police said some of them were at the 1967 under American paratroopers of the 1st Battalion, 173 Airborne Brigade, slog of hydrology. There are single projects on: world meeting in AppalacMn, through the Viet Nam jungle searching for Viet Cong guerrillas. They re Improved efficiency of water N.Y. ported little success in flushing out the hard-to-find jungle force. use and conservation of sup The swoop, carefully planned plies; Improved waste treat AMERICUS, Ga.— Police Chief Rosa R. Chambliss leads a group of seven Ne In tight secrecy, involved seven ment to lead to higher quality groes and two whites to jail. They were arrested this morning for trespass separate teams of police, each aquaUc life; «ffect of drought on under the dlrecUon of a Paler B52s Strike Again ing while picketing a grocery store. (AP Photofax) mo police official. fish and other siquatlc life; eco Zero hour was shortly after nomic and social studies for planning water management; dawn. The seven teams were and studies of natural processes King in Philadelphia Into action sUnultaneouely, in streams leading to improved making the nine arrests In Sev , j MEDICARE SERIES en different cities, from Bologna Marine, Viet Troops water quality. in the north to Taormina on Si I ^ STARTS TODAY A mericus Jury Hears cily's east coast. Goodbye Cahir A 14-part series on the Gluseepe Genco Ruooo, 7t, CAHIR, Ireland (AP) — Old new M ^ ca re law begins was taken Into custody In * friends and other towns people today on page 7 in The Bologna eye clinic. Genco Rus waved goodbye at Cahir House Herald. Murder Indictments so, long reputed to be the haad today to Gov. John Dempsey of of the Mafia, had been living In Launch Joint Offense The articles describe northern Italy under police or Connecticut, his wife and their son EJdward as they left County the benefits and costs of AMERICUS, Ga. (A P )— A grand jury considers in ders to stay out of Sicily. Five Americans were PWAM stflN Flouth Viet^st“ P®cted Viet Cong base near<» Tipperary after a 10-day holi the expanded social secur dictments today against two young Negroes charged On a farm Just outside Rome, OM AN aUJN, SSOUin the spokesman said. T'woUnded when one of their own ity coverage. They will police picked up Frank (Haree Nam (A P )— U.S. Marines artillery rounds fell short. day. with the slaying of a white Marine enlistee. The Doxa is a mountainous, ih e governor was bom here appear daily in the Fingers) Ck>ppMa, 76, departed Helicopters brought two bat The Jury was called into spe-^' by the U.S. government In IMS. and Vietnamese troops mist-shrouded area north of 50 years ago. cial session as Negro civil rights Kontum that the Viet Cong has talions from the 173rd Airborne local Negroes work out their He had been active in KanaM launched a regimental - leaders told demonstrators they controlled for years. Brigade back to the Bien Hoa "I got tremendous enjoyment own problems. a ty , Mo. sized joint operation today The B52s flew today from base before noon. A 1st Division out of this visit to my home soon would be Joined "Our answer," said Clarke, Three years ago, shortly after and claimed a toll of 26 their base on Guam. Last week battalion returned by helicopter tow n," the governor said, "real hundreds of reinforcements. Is that it is too late." Luciano died In Naplee, Ralian of they made a raid southeast of and road convoy. ly R was out of this world. I Charged with murder are Ed As Negroes continued daily papers carried reports that Cop dead — about one-fifth die Will Lamar and Charles Lee Slagon from Okinawa after Viet Cong guerrilla* mad* met so many old friends and marches to the courthouse, Cal pola had Inherited laiclano’a them civilians. made so many new ones. 1 will Hopkins, both In their early 20s Marine artlUetymen poured being moved there because of a scattered mortar attacks across vin Craig, Georgia grand drag crown. Coppola then told news typhoon threat to Guam. be back." and both of Amerlcus. on of the United Klaju of Amer men it was absurd to call Urn nearly 1,000 shells into the area South Viet Nam Sunday. Gov They were arrested about emment casualties .were report The governor drove to Dub ica, Inc., said in Atlanta the Ku Luciano’s heir. 10 miles south of Da Nang. Heli On the ground, a big U.S. lin and was to fly from there midnight Wednesday after 21- copters carried in Marine rifle sweep southeast of Saigon ended ed "moderate.” N.Y. Excavators Klux Klen would do the same. "I'm going atraight," Coppola to Paris. year-old Andrew Whatley was He called for a Klan rally at said. " f want only to live in men. today with meager results. The Sen. Richard B. Russell, D- shot from a passing oar while a A U.S. military spokesman Viet Cong battalion supposed to Ga., said on a radio and televl' the courthouse next Sunday. peace — that’s all." Discover Tom b, civil rights demonstration was Coppola, who waa bom In the said Vietnamese troops account be in the area was never found. Sion program (CBS — Face the Gang Battle in progress about three blocks T assume that we, as white ed for IB of the dead, the Three Viet Cong guerrillas Nation) from Washington Sun people, have the same rights as Palermo area, had been dealing WALLINGFORD (AP) — Pol' away. in real estate in the Rome area Marines killed nine. One fell were reported killed and three day that it is vital to establish a M any Skeletons Sheriff Fred Chappell said Niggers to demonstrate at the ice blamed a batUe between courthouse and to march in the in recent years, Italian police before helicopter guns. In addi captured in the operation which stable civil government in South two gangs for a brawl fliat Hopkins at the time of the slay tion, 80 suspects were rounded sent nearly 2,000 American par Viet Nam. NEW YORK (AP) — Work streets," said Craig. said in the past be had been ac made "a shambles" of the hi' Ing was free on a 16,000 bond on Eariler Simday, two small cused of homocidee, conspiracy. up. atroopers and 1st Division sirtil- "Our biggest mistake" has terior of the Arturo Colony Res- men at an excavation Job In charges of manufacturing and lerymen into the field ,last A few of the hard-charging been the "overemphasizing of turant early Saturday and sent Washington Square In Green possessing illegal whisky. (See Page Bight) (Bee Page BIgM) Marines who received sniper Thursday. The ground operation the mllltaiy and not putting two young men te the hospital. Negroes, meanwhile, contln was preceded by the B52 bomb wich Village report they have lire as they swept into Chan Son Police charged one of the in ued demonstrations and turned showed little inclination to dif er strike from Okinawa. (See Page Eight) uncovered a sealed underground their efforts unsuccessfully to ferentiate between clviliana and jured, Terrence Trenagllo, 21, room contsdnlng about 26 skele of B9 High St., Wallingford with ward attempts to Integrate snemy troops. tons. white churches. A Vietnamese speaking over a intoxlcaitlon and breach of the The men were sinking a 12- peace. foot shaft for Consolidated Edl- B^amin Van darke, a Vote Rights Measure loudspeaker system warned the member of the Southern C^rle- civilians to leave the village New York Boy Found Police said the fracas, which Oo. ’They said that when broke out shortly after midnight they broke through the domed t i ^ (Leadership Conference, before the assault. But survl- told about 230 demonstrators Tors said later they feared to do Saturday, wreeJced havoc among roof of the room they peered In. the restaurant’s chairs, tables saw the bones and immediately Sun^ky that hundreds of people so because of the possibility .of from all over the nation were on Headed for LBJ Soon air or artillery Are. and glassware. fUled In the shaft. Two Brothers Lost Police said today they had their way to Join the Americus SAIGON, South Viet Nam drive. WASHINGTON (AP)—Congress expects to send to (AP) — U.S. B82 bombers made Music Found received no report of a skeleton their seventh’ reported strike in discovery. A spokesman for Mrs. Mabel Bamum, secre President Johnson this week the voting rights bill ho gouUi Viet Nam today, dropping NEW HAVEN (AP)—-It wasn’t Consolidated Edison said he tary of the Shrnter County urgently requested last March. the stolen car Jack Jones was Movement, a local Integration flielr bombs in the northernmost knew of no such find. And the controversy over<$> raid so far annotmced for the Jet In Maine Woods worried about. It was the manu Abraham Marcus, president group, said, however, that she Senate Democratic Leader knew of no plans for reinforce state legislative reapportion bombers. scripts In the trunk. of the Marcus Substructure ment that erupted after the one- Mike Mansfield of Montana and A U.S. spokesman said "a The rented oar disappeared Corp., a Consolidated Edison ments. Dirksen announced last week MILLINOCKET, Maine (A P )— The father of a 17- Clarke aaid that some white man, one-vote ruling by the Su number of BS2s made the 4B- from a motel parking lot Sunday subcontractor, said the room preme Court may reach a show that at today’s session they year-old diabetic and his 3-year-old brother, who are appeared to be “ a tomb of some citizens bad asked him If the mlnute raid on "Viet Cong In- morning not long alter Jones down in the Senate. would seek an agreement for a stallaUons in Quang Tin prov missing in the Mt. Katahdin area, says ordinarily the Imd performed In a pops con sort.” It contained "quite a few SGLC and the Student Nonvi olent Coordinating Committee Also in the Senate, the Judici showdown vote Wednesday. ince, approidmately S60 miles boys would never leave the family camp site without cert at the Tale Bowl. skeletons,” he said. ary Committee has set a hear Secretary of Defense Robert A workman at the site said would leave Americus and let north northwest of Saigon." telling their parents. Along with the car went the ing lor Thursday on Johnson’s 8. McNamara plans to go before The raid was carried out at Hershcl Babad of Brooklyn popular singer’s orchestral ar there were three half-burned the Senate Appropriations and George Mott, S3, of Rochester, coffins and about 28 skeletons In nomination of his friend and the request of the South Viet N.Y., expressed bewilderment had wandered off from Camp rangements, about 3B of them, adviser, Abe Fortas, to succeed Armed Services Oommitteea namese government "against a B’nal Belz in search of blueber all Irreplaceable. the enclosure. Wednesday to report on addi today over the three-day ab The area that Is now Washing' Arthur J. Goldberg on the Su sence of his sons, Robbie, 17, ries, saw a bird, followed It, and Fortunately, police located the Florida RR preme Clourt. tional funds that will be asked j . *^ • ton Square. Park was a city fe... .!r, and Timothy, 3, as teams of got lost. , oar on Ashmun Street Sunday The House Judiciary Commit lor expanded military opera "I never want to go into the cemetery from the 18th century military personnel and civilian afternoon and, fortunately, the tee is expected to act Tuesday tions in Viet Nam, woods again," he said after he Congressional action was Governors volunteers continued the search. (See Page Eight) (See Page Five) P assengers on an administration bill to The boys vanished from the was found. abolish the national origins quo completed last week on the bill ... .>:>,5.??v^'|B|';,i:;a family camp shortly before sup ta system of immigration. boosting Social Security benefits per Friday. Robbie’s life is in Ride Again And with congressional hopes and establishing a health-car* Plan Visit danger If he does not get the 40 still pinned on adjournment program for the elderly and units of insulin he needs daily around Labor Day, the Senate also on a 37.6-bllllon housing bill .for his diabetes. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Passen. Labor Committee may complete that Includes rent subsidies for ^ w m m To^Saigon Mott said he and his wife are ger service on the Florida East work on a House-passed bill to low-income familiea. t; avid campers and "Robbie is an Coast Railway — suspended 30 double the funds available for MONTPELIER. Vt. (AP) — the second year of the anllpov- t- old hand at it." Although he is months ago by a strike that is Ckw. PhlUp Ek BoO of Vermont mentally retarded to the age of now the longest In U.S. rail his erty program. **ld today a Ai?«ratton of 10 about seven, Robbie "adjusts The voflng-rlghls bill was tory — resumed today when a whipped Into final form by a govetnors, InoUtOag Republican wsU to camp life and enjoys News Tidbits going to new places," the father diesel and three cars headed Senate-House conference com Oeorg* Romney of Michigan said. "Both boys are adven north toward Jacksonville. mittee last Thursday and will be from the AP ^rca taken up in the House Tuesday. ■J ■ '•■'^V® • ; '"■' • '-:-| and Democrat John B. Oonnally turous, but not at suppertims.” The railroad told the passen Senate action may follow later of Texaa, will visit Viet Nam Mrs. Mott said Sunday night gera they were riding at their fhlB fall. _ she feared the youngsters might in the day, although Southern United Steel Worker* Uldoa own risk. Fewer than a dozen foes could throw up a tempo Hoff aaid the Btata Depart have been kidnaped and police most of them news media repre malls out DotloeB to major pro >/ ■'• i ment will aponeor the 10-day Issued a atatawlde alert. rary roadblock if they renew sentatlves, bought tickets on ths their denunciations of It as an ducers informing them It will .f ^ - .J r ' „• - . , i; trip In late October. Tha aearchera. Including Na first train which left Miami at 9 unconstitutional invasion of the He aaid the govemora are tional Guard, Air Force and a.m. terminate the currant contract being aent to Viet Nam "to land state park personnel and volun rights of the states to determine Aug. 81. . . . Two persona Ware Another train was scheduled the qualification of voters. our moraJ support to our Amerl- teers, found a carving, "Robbie to leave Jacksonville for Miami burned to death and 12 more ean troops there.” The bill is designed to enforce hurt In raging forest tire sweep M ", In a whlta birch tree. "The FEC has not operated the 16th Amendment’s ban on Hoff said he aKpaots to make ing the French Riviera.. Strong But search officials said they passenger trains because of vio denial of voting rights because the trip. are not aura the carving waa the lence and sustained sabotage,’’ earthquake, apparently near In 'I. The Demooratlo governor aaid of race or color. In the states work of the boy. said warnings posted on all donesia, was recorded at SiSS the delegation waa raoom' affected by the measure’s auto Deputy Sheriff Joseph Bart doors to the depot in North Ml matic coverage formula, litera a.m. EOT today on the Univer manded by the exeoutiv* com' lett of nscataqua County said ami, " ’This has consisted sity of California selamograpl).. mltte* of the National Govar- cy tests and similar voter quali there waa always a poaalblllty shooting into trains, I dynsunlting fication requirements would be Deputy Defenaa Seereta^y O f- nora Oonferenoa. Tha natlon’a bridges’’ andanil locomotives,Incn'motivflS. tarntarn- ms Vance says tha Pentagon Is govemora met in Minneapolta, the boys were kidnap^ but tha suspended. alert waa ordered "more or. leaa paring with switches emd plac The reapportionment battle undertaking apeclal measures tn Minn., laat week. Ing obstructions on the tracks to increase the raadinaaa of oertatn Hoff aaid tha Aalan trip would aa a precautionary maaaure." centers on a constitutional Mr. and Mra. Mott were on * derail trains." amendment proposed by Bennte Reserve unite in case a callup tneluda a atep in Japan for The strike, which is still going becomes necessary,., Reoesd diaousalon of made relatlona. hike whan tha boya disappeared QOP Leader Everett M. Dirk- from the ccams. on, prompted more than 300 sen of IlUnola to get around the low temperatureS'War* recorded The delegaUon will oonaist of acts of violence and sabotage The boya w m lightly dressad Supreme Court's decision that in many oommunittee H a told flva Democrata and five Repub- the railroad claimed. The FBI Roara, Hoff aaid ha thlnka other for the BO^lagraeM ^ g ra e hlghtahi In the both houses of state legislatures front enveloped the area fipm area nurroundlng the mlla>hlgh lias investigated. must be apportioned on the ba- Canada to the OUlf of K M o * govemora making tha trip will F\>ur police cruisers patrolled be Democrata Harold B. Hughea mountain. BobbTe had on dark sis of population. whU* weloom* rain fell from tb* graan aboMa and a blue and the North Miami depot area. aastero Great LiSkas to New of Iowa and Jidui A. Buma of Four pickets from strikingtrlkln non' Dlrksen’a amendment would whit* ■wester. Timothy wore permit geography and poUtioal England.. . On* Japaneee tank HawaU and RapubUoan CUtford German Youths Repair Cemetery Damage operating unions took up post U Hanaan o t Wyoming. blue Jeah* and a grean awaater. sub-divisions to be taken into er eapaised and another wad The eearohara were buoyed by Answoring 0 plea from a Bamberg, (Sermany, youth organisation, these youths ttons. damagad >n two aeparste eotU- V Ha aaid he alao ballevaa Maa- The strike, began Jan. 23, 1083, account, In addition to popula \ aaohuaetta Qov. John A, Volp* the fact that 'In Woodridge, atone off oentral Japan hut n* up i^ u iid gravoa in a Bamberg Jewish cemetery. The gravestones had when l,S0 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1966 H ftjB TWO E v e n ts Martin-Dupuis Retynsky^Mendelin Sum m er Mlea Unda Lea Olmsted of Mis* Judith Anne Mendelln of In W o rld “THE WAY Bolton beoama the bride of Alan Tolland and Victor Retyneky of Springfield, Mass., exchanged Th ea ters WA8HIMOTON (AP) — A W rt^t Doherty of Franklin, CALCUTTA, India (AP) — N.H. Saturday afternoon at Bol vows Saturday afternoon at Twelve persons have been ar I HEARD IT” Rouse Armed Bervloee eubcom- ton Oongregatlonal Church. Rockville Methodist Church. rested following an abortive at mlttee reaumee today Its invss- The bride Is a daughter of Mr. t>n« of Hollywood’s great young dramatic actresses t Tha bride le a daughter of tempt to kill the king of Bhutan, Ugatlon of the Pentagon plan to any ei Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Olm emd Mrs. Thursten Mendelln of Xftums to the musical comedy stage this week at Stor- reports from the neighboring hy John Gruhor sted of Hebron Rd., Bolton. The Mt. Spring Rd., Tolland, The reorganlsa the Army Reserve. ^aya at the bridegroom le a eon of Mre. rwwton Music Fair in West Springfield. She’s Lee Kem- kingdom of Sikkim said today. Opening lead — Jack of dla- bridegroom le a son of Mr. and (who won an Academy Award nomination for “ Days The Bhutan government said Secretary of Detente Robert Mrs. William A. Doherty of Paul Retynsky of Springfield and the late Mr. Retynsky. o f Wine and Roses’’) and the show is Irving Berlin’s a hand grenade was thrown and 8. McNamara haa propoeed O«0lM r took the flpit trick Franklin. several shots were fired Satur merging the Reserve tnto the Tha Rev. J. Stanton Conover, 'The Rev. Willard Conklin, in dummy with the w e of die- astor of Rockville Methodist *^nnie Get Your Gun.” day night as King JIgme Dorjl mondi, led a trump to the ace pastor of Boltdn ChUroh, per -♦The musical opened on Broad- dale Musical Theater in Wal Wangchuk was visiting the Ky- Last month Carl Orff celebrat-fballet; “ Der Fauerfarbane,” NaUonal Guard. He aleo would Shurch, performed the double very early dance-play and a few reduce their combined author and ceahed the top clubs. Then formed the single ring cere In May 194« with Ethel lingford. They’ll be seen in ichu monastery about SO miles ed his 70th birthday. Possibly mony, Mrs. Bllssbeth Wright of ring ceremony. Mrs. Thomas bis name means nothing to you, works for Instrumental oombl- ised Btrengtb from 700,000 to South led a trump to dummy ■ Dorman of Manchester waa or' Kerman In the tlUe role and Frank toessef's popular “Guys from Thimbu, the capital of lack and cashed the queen of Bolton waa organist. Bouquets of iMce waa made Into a movie Bhutan. The king was not hurt, but It should, so I’m going to nations and choruses. 676.000. anist and her husband was so- 'n' Eiolls.’’ He recently had still another Two weeks ago, whan a callup riuba to get rid of his loMng dla- whits gladioli dscoratsd tha ->.Starrlns Betty Hutton. The O'Brien starred for years as the announcement said. tell you something about h|m in sanctuary. Olst. Bouquets of mixed gladi this column. Ho makes his home work produced, but I’ve forgot of soma Rsservea appeared Im A-Q-4-St Olubo, oli decorated the sanctuary. theme song of the show world Wyatt Earp while Ml.ss Bryant, The assassination attempt " ’south ruffed a diamond, dww Escorted by her father, the •i^ere’a No Bualne.ss Uke was believed to stem from a outside Munich and for some ten Its name and can’t seem to minent becauee of the altuatlm do you say? Given In marriage by her fa a former Miss America final locate my material on it. I do In Vlat Nam, McNamara said tht last trump And l®d tiw King bride wore s full-length gown of Show Buslneaa." “I Got the ist, wa.s on the George Gobel personal grudge. thirty years now has been the Answer: Pass. You hava 12 white peau da sole, designed ther, the bride wore a full-length most commonly played German recall that it la written in Bar- Ultra waa no oontradloUon be of hearU. If an opponent won polnU In high cards and 1 point organza over taffeta gown With Sun in the Momln',” and "The show as a regular in addition to Premier Jigme Dorjl Palden varian dialect, and Orff has for with fitted empire bodice, scoop was assassinated on the Bhutan- composer of theatrical music in tween a callup and a further with the see. South could fet_J» for the doubleton, enough for an appliques; a pearl crown with Olrl That I Marry” are but a a host of guest sports and many bidden its translation either into reorgantsaUon of the Reserves dummy with the queen of heara ed neckline trimmed with alen- few of the songa—almost stand- Indian border In April 1064. In a modem Idiom, optional openlTTg bid. Refuse the elbow-length veil of Illusion, and commercials for a cola manu Hartford and its environs a foreign language or into prop and NaUonal Guard "to In- to discard his last heart on the con lace, elbOw-Iength sleeves, dia, which subsidizes the tiny option because you have only iVi sheath skirt with lace appliques she carried a bouquet of white ■nls now. facturer. know him for hie "(Jarmlna Bu- er German. croaaa combat roadineas of the jack of clubs. Mlaa Remick la no stranger to Ex-boxer Jake I^aMotta is in Himalayan kingdom, blamed <)uiok Tricks. Avoid maldnc a and detachable chapel train with pompons. rana’’ which Frit* Mahler pre This matter of dialect causes remaining unlta." As it happened, neither de borderline opening bid when a Miss Holly Mendelln of Tol musical comedy, having played the large supporting cast. Chinese Oommunlsts for the troubles of course. For example, lace appliques. Her bouffant killing. sented tn the Bushnell some fender seemed to want the first substantial part o f your strength land, a sister of the bride, was tn “Anyone Cmt Whistle” last Curtain Is at 8:30, starting to years back. Mr. Mahler and what do you do with Eliza Doo WASHINGTON (AP) — veil of imported Illusion was a r tell on the Main Stem. Walter heart trick. South led another Is In queens and Jacks that are ranged from a matching pillbox maid of honor. She wore a floor- night. the Hartford Symphony also re little In "My Fair Lady" when Chlang Kal-ehek aatd today the heart, and West played low length gown of pink taffeta, jHarrell, a Storrowton favorite, Nutmeg RAWALPINDI. Pakistan unaccopanied by kings or anas. hat, and she carried a colonial (API — President Mohammed corded the work at that time you translate the muilcal ver United SUtee could have saved Now South had to guess whether Copyright, 19W matching headpiece, and she returns to star with Miss Rem- “The Private Blar” and "The and the disc created a sensation. sion of Shaw’s “ Pygmalion" in China from eommunlsm at a cascade bouquet of White sweet Ick. She’s Annie, he's Frank Ayub Khsin has charged the to play the queen or the ten of OeneiraJ Features Featu Oorp. heart roses and miniature car carried a bouquet of blue tinted Public Eye.” two Independent Immediately other, more to German or French? Orff has tenth of the coat and effort she pompons. Butler. United States with delaying new hearta from dummy. nations. but related one-act comedies, famous orchestras rushed to put solved the problem by forbid is now putting into Qommunlst There would be no story it John Retynsky of East Long- Oakdale will be staged this week at the aid commitments In an effort to Miss Pearl Olmsted of Bolton, force a change in Pakistan’s a version on wax but although ding translation. menaced South Viet Nam. South bad guessed right, but the meadow, Mass., served as his Two favorites of the television Nutmeg Summer Theatre, start there are now eight versions Actually Orff has stylized the sister of the bride, waa maid of world—Hugh O'Brien and Anita foreign policy. Said the president of National' fact Is that players often guess Matinee Dally 1»S0 honor. Bridesmslda were Miss brother's best man. Ushers were ing tomorrow evening at 8:30. available, the Hartford record ancient and forgotten musical David O’Donnell and Eric Bryant—star this week at Oak- Ayub. in a nationwide broad 1st China: "Inataad of helping wrong If they are given every Susan Hendee Smith of Prince Nafe Katter. who starred last ing still remains the best all- modes, which prevents his mus' the government of the Republic encouragement to do so. South Haase, both of Springfield. week In "The Winslow Boy,” cast Sunday, referred to a July ton, N.J., and Miss Barbara F. S message from President John around job. ic from being merely antiquari of Odna tn our campalim to played the ten of hearts from Mrs. Mendelln wore a blue will direct the comic commen None of Orff’s major works an. Some his music Is ex Sikes o f Yonkers, N.T. son saying America would ask eliminate the Communist men dummy ind lost his slam. E H S T lU a O D The honcA* attendant wore a linen dress. The bridegroom’s taries on human frailties. John for theater has been designated tremely simple, as for example. I SMIN M I liA K n iU d l • .’h the World Bank to postpone the ace, the United Statea ham Tou might congratulate West full-length dress of silk Hnen, mother wore a blue silk dress. Pleshette. engaged especially as an opera by the composer, In "D er Mond," and his success AIH rnNIIlT'ilM l» A ■ “'ll I • , Both wore white accessories and ald-to-Pakistan meeting sched strung us and thereby, tn affect on playing low hearts ^ fanhloned with pale aqua bod for this production, has the role yet practically all of his signifi with audiences doubtlsM stems helped imd bolatered the corsages of pink carnations. of T c h a 1 k, the young music uled for July 27. Pakistan has cant compositions were com flrat tow tricks In that suit. What "OIBLS ON THE BBAOH” ice, bateau neckline, cap received more than |5 billion in from the fact that here is a Chinese communlBta." (Color) A reception for 75 was held at lover In search of an ideal. posed with the stage in mind. "m odem " composer who la easy an expert he must have been to sleeves, pink and aqua rosea foreign economic and military Cblang’s views ware con Leslie Gore trinr on the bodice and deeper the Bolton Lake House. F'or a A : Michael Flanagan, Christo “Carmlna Burana” Is designat to understand, and whose music count the hand out so quickly motor trip to Cape (Jod, Mrs. aid since 1961 and needs more. tained Iq a copyright Interview and accurately, thus knowing and the Beach Boya aqua A-llne akirt with back pher Fay, Patricia Bower and ed as "Cantlonea Profanes,’ ’ for In general does not irritate the In the magasine U.S. News A Retynsky wore a beige linen Jolm Wylie are also featured. The U.S. pledge to help fi that It was safd for him to play It85-8i80-9i>5 fullness. She wore a headpiece nance a third of Pakistan’s five- example. R is one of a musical ear. World R e p ^ given at Chlang’s dress with navy trim, navy hat The 0\-al triptych called “ Trionfl which ‘poasum.’ — Also — o f aqua flowers with veil, and year plan was blocked ostensi He can, however, get very headquarturs in Taipei, Formo- carried a colonial 'bouquet of ; and beige accessories. The cou- "Pools Parsidlse,” the comedy- Include “ Catulll Carmlna,” sub noisy, and does not disdain the The truth of the matter Is that "YOUNG FURY" bly by congressional difficulties, (Color) pink sweetheart roses and white I pie will live in Uncgsville after farce starring Marvin Greene titled "Ludi Scaenici” and “ II employment of weird sounds “ Had tboae occupying key West co u l^ ’t count a hand If 4 ' Aug. 9. Ayub said. But “ neither the his life depended on It. He knew Rory Calhoun, Virginia Mayo miniature carnations. and Gail Parsons, will continue mood of Congress nor procedur Trionfo di Afrodtte,” designated and Instrumentation. "Anti- polUical and military poaiUona Mrs. Retynsky attended the as “ Concerto Scenico.” that he needed two tricks to de 8:05-8:05 The bridesmaids were attired an extra week at The Oval in al difficulties prevented the gonae” employs, amongst other in the united States at the time University of Hartford. She is Farmington. Originally sched Like many another modem feat the contract, and it was in similarly styled gowns with Busker (>hoto United States from pledging things, six pianos play^ by ten realised the strategic value of deep aqua bodice and pale aqua employed as a buyer at Dynam. uled to end last Saturday, it has composer, Orff early felt that to fifteen pianist, as well as mainland China Aslan history obvious that both of those tricks MRS. ROBERT LEWIS MARTIN Ic (IJontrols (3orp., South Wind assistance to India,’’ he added. had to bo hearts. The only way skirts, and matching head- been extended until Aug. 7 be the course vdrlch music had Japanese bells, African drums, for the past 20 years would not ' Landry photo pieces, and they carried colo sor. Mr. Retynsky received a cause of the enthusiastic re tsjren from Mozart to the 20th etc. as well as more commonly have been written on blood to get two heart tricks was to The marriage of Mies Elaine^ Richard Martin of Manchester B.S. degree in engineering from Bnadow shade* of lovely Do Boot BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — A play low and let South guess — MRS. ALAN WRIGHT DOHER'TY nial bouquets of pink sweetheart sponse of area theatergoers. Swissair Convalr jetliner carry century had led to a dead end encountered Instruments in stained pages, and the 600 mil roses and pinlc miniature car served as his brother's best Western New England Ck>llege, "Tontine” are easy to wash. Will CURTAIN CALLS — "Take and that nothing would be and West was clever enough to CJhrtstlne Dupuis and Robert look like new. Won't creek, fray or ing 94 persons made an emer wholesale quantities — six lion C h ln ^ on the mainland ’ ■OLTON NOTCH ASST nations. man. Ushers were Albert Du Springfield. He is a mechanical Me Along,” the musical based served by attempting further flues, six trumpets, eight kettle would have remained friends do Just that. Lewie Martin, both of Man puis of Manchester, brother of engineer at Electric Boat, Divi pinhole. Available in asany attrac on O’NelU’s “ Ah, Wilderness,” gency landing at Beirut airport evolution. Stravinsky had Dally Question Robert Hood of WHbraham, Sate ml* photo tive colors. Just call us. We will be today with the tires shorn from drums, and so on. Instead of becoming, under du “CINUERELLA" At 8:85 Mass., served as best man. Ush cheeter, was solemnized Satur the bride; and Gary Chappell of sion of General Dynamics, Gro opens tomorrow (through Aug. turned “neo-classlclst” and the As dealer, you hold: Spades, glad to measure your srindonfs and its left Isinding gear. No one was He does not disdain the spoken ress, enemies of the United LAST 2 NIGHTS ers ■were W. Burgess Doherty day morning at St. Bridget'e Rockville. ton. MRS. VICTOR RETYNSKY give you a free estimate for new 141 at Mt. Southlngrton. Lynn idea intrigued Orff who went word, despite his muslcallty, States,” he said. i-S; Hearte, Q-10-2; Diamonds, (Jhurch Mrs. Dupuis wore a pink and Perry, Steve Vincent and Jane hurt. and Joel S. Doherty, both of tontine." back even further into musical and he Introduces an unusual TOTDBNEYS Franklin ' and brothers of the The bride le a daughter of Mr. white striped dress with white Johnson are starred.. .Dana The airliner was en route history than the neo-claaslclsts. from (jairo to Karachi. Immedi amount of dauiclng and ballet to WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen bridegroom; Robert Ohnsted of and Mre. Alfred Dupuis of 908 accessories. The bridegroom’s Andrews and Susan Oliver ap He sought to revive the old his stage works. Incidentally he Karl E. Mundt said today that Bolton, brother of the bride; Tolland Tpke. The bridegroom is mother wore a red crepe dress pear at the Mt. Tom Playhouse ately after taking off from monodic forms and adapt them Cikilro, Pilot A. Zuberbuehler has withdrawn all works written the admission of Red China to BEASTH TIMOR7:00 fignavisw and James Curtis of Hartford. a son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex with white accessories) Both Liebler-Bramhall Wedding in Holyoke this week in the to modem tastes, and his prior to 1937 from production. the United Nations would be like RKHW) BURTON Martin of 1 McCabe St. wore white orchid corsages. pre-Broadway production of “ A radioed Beirut that the four 9:15 Mrs. Olmsted wore a yellow sources are the Greek modes, So now you know something putting representatives of the :MMMESIWr silk sheath with lace Jacket, The Rev. Robert J. Keen per- A reception for about 100 was Remedy for Winter.” . . .Changes tires on his left landing gear plainsong, Gregorian plain- had been tom off. about Carl Orff, who is really a Mafia on President Johnson’s yellow accessories and a yellow formed the double ring cere held at the Lantern Village (^ase - Stevenson in the Oakdale schedule show chant, ancietit country airs and very significant composer of our new anticrime commission. TGCHMCOLI mony. Baskets of carnations and Ann Corip’s ‘This Was Bur throated ordiid. 1216 bride Bam. After the reception the dances. To these he added a period, but who, for lack of any The South Dakota Republican, Coknibi* RctufW frtwU RriWC groom’s mother wore a pink greens were on the altar. couple left on a motor trip to lesque” ^ ed u led the week of PANAMA C3TY, Panama dissonant counterpoint charac MX . (AP) — A prayer crusade led press campaign In his behalf, speaking on the OOP’s weekly Bilk Sheath dress, matching ac The bride, given in marriage Florida. They will live at 906 Aug. 30 and “Mary, Mary” star terized by lively rhythms. may be quite unknown to you. radio show "Comment,” said IRE f. A. JOHNSON ring Barbara BelGeddes and by the Rev. Patrick Payton, an id d f iip e i cessories, and a purple throated by her father, wore a full-length Tolland Tpke. after Aug. 16. Originally it had been Why not try listening toa few of the only China which should be orchid. gown of Bilk organza, designed Mrs. Martin is a graduate of Barry Nelson, the week of Aug Irish Roman Catholic priest, thought impoesible to harmon AU. i.ovl .lOR) drew the biggest crowd ever to his works? admitted to the United Natloius A reception for 100 was held with neckline and train trimmed Manchester High School. Mr. PAINT CO. 23. Singer Jimmy Dean has ize this source material which is a China which "wants to live MAIN R .. MANOHESIBB been added to the Sunday sissemble in Panama City. at the Manchester Country with pearl and sequin embroi Martin is a graduate of Man is based on other scales than with the rest of the world and 'R CO- iO'Tt^. NED Club. For a motor trip to Lake series, slated Aug. 15. The National Guards said 126,- the major and minor modes dery on Imported lace. Her el chester High School. He Is em 000 persons turned out Sunday. let the rest of the world Uve in Champlain, V t, Mrs Doherty bow-length veil of illusion with ployed at Hamilton Standard which have so long character Case Bros. Asks peace." wore a black linen dress with Father Payton has taken his ized European music. The BURNSIDE scallop^ edge was arranged Division of United Aircraft, crusade to 46 countries. A Feed Kolilmar-Rfhard Oume Predudon white Jacket and white acces from a crown of seed pearls Corp., 'Windsor Locks. source scales were assymetri- Permit to Build WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. sories. The couple will live hi cal In nature so their harmon and sequins with a tear drop SEOUL, Korea (AP) — Huh Abraham Riblcoff, D-Oonn., Franklin after Aug. 9. pearl above the forehead, and ies sounded lopsided. says there are encouraging Mrs. Doherty Is a 1981 grad Schmidt, Kovac Same Saving It Sura Werthwhilal You Gat... Chik, an opposition politician By Orff’s time, however, au A request for a 'variance to she carried a Prayerbook trim who set fire to himself July 21 in erect a 9,200 square foot add! signs that the automobile Indus uate of Manchester High School med with a white orchid, baby’s diences had become so accus try will do more to build effec and a 1965 graduate of Bates BERLIN — If your name Is protest against the Japan-South tomed to weird-sounding har Uon to Case Bros, will be be breath and streamers of ivy and Korea amity treaty, ^ed Sun fore the Zoning Board of Ap tive safety features Into motor — First Run —. College, Lewiston, Maine. She carnations. Schmidt, meet Mr. Kovac, a REAL FINE GIFTS monies, both polytonal and vehicles. studied in Clermont-Ferrand, Bulgarian; Kovars, Hungarian; I day of his bums. atonal, that harmonies based peals (ZBA), when it meets on jom um Miss Annette Letendre of El He heads a government oper France, during her Junior year. Lefevre, Frenchman; Italian The treaty was signed tn To on asymetrical scales no long Aug. 23. lington, a cousin of the bride, kyo June 22 to restore diplo The rectangular building, to ations subcommittee Investigat OUHHHL BAKER Mr. Doherty attend^ Mt. Her- was maid of honor. She wore a Ferraro, Pole Kowal, Russism for PLAID STAMPSI er sounded too strange to the ing highway accidents. mon School, Is a 1963 graduate Kuzentrov, and Englishman matic ties between Japan u d ear. be constructed on the west side full-length gown of pale pink South' Korea. of Glen Rd„ adjacent to and Referring to the first hearings of Bates (JoHege and 1965 grad taffeta, designed with empire Smith. All the names mean Orff had eaily displayed an of his subcommittee, Riblcoff ALSO- uate of Amos Tu<^ Glchool Of some ancestor was a village antiquarian Interest in music. north of an existing building, Is ‘HARIRW Peter Sellers waist and train. Her headpiece to be built at the street line, as said: “ I think we have changed A Business Administration of matched her gown, and she car blacksmith. It was he who revised the very the thinking and direction of the "Intoninia Is Good Dartmouth College, Hanover, Elks Golf Play early opera “Orfeo” by Monte is the present building. For You” ried a cascade bouquet of pink The variance request in Busi automobile industry and that N.H. He is assistant manager and white miniature carnations BRAZIL PLENTY WET verdi, and went on to revise the with the G. W. Griffin Co., Fallot photo same composer’s operas “Ballo ness Zone is necessary because many more safety features will with baby’s breath. RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Aids Hospital be adopted.” A IR CONDITIONED Weekday* “ Harlow” Mat I:M ; Eva. Franklin. Mrs. Donald Edward Case delle I n g r a>t e,” “Lamento regulations call for construction 6:SO-S:OS. "Iniomnia” Hat 1:80; Bridesmaids were Mrs. Henry Brazil, a traditional victim of d’Arlana,” and “L’lncorona- 26 feet back from the street line. Kve. 8:0(MI:U. Glard o f 'Vernon, sister of the drought. Is experiencing one of Miss Denise Lois Stevenson of The Rockville Lodge of Elks zione dl Poppea.” The new facility will be built Iweekend* “ Harlow” 1:80-4:06.6: Nepal Loftiest Land bride; and Miss Carol Martin Its most bountiful harvests be Manchester and Donald Edward will sponsor its smnual Golf to give the 100-year-old com STATE 0:16; “ In*oiAnla”n*omnl 1:86-6:106:45 of Manchester, sister of the cause of generous rainfall. Case of Bridgewater were wed The last named has become Town Advertises Saturday afternoon at SL Tournament Monday, Aug. 9 at very popular in Europe and pany more space In its Highland KATMANDU, Nepal-^epal bridegroom. Mias Sharon Te- Although the nation normally Ellington Ridge Country C3ub. Park paper mill and U not In is the world’s highest oountiy, sauro of Norwalk, niece of the Imports com, Brazil this year Mary’s Episcopal Church. gets productions throughout Managership Job The bride is a daughter of Mr. The event will start at 8 a.m. the continent and In Bhigland. tended to replace the 4,000 with altitudes ranging from 600 bride, was Junior bridesmaid. will have 1.9 million tons availa and conclude with a roast beef square foot East Hartford build to more than 29,000 feet. Nepal The brldemalds wore orchid ble for expert. Increases in oth and Mrs. John Stevenson of 29 dinner at 7 p.m. at the Elk's Thus far I haven’t heard of its being done in the 'U.S. He first ing, destroyed by fire the night The town today took the first Is less than half the size of gowns and headpieces, styled er crops range from 6 per cent Oakwood Rd. The bridegroom is Home, 9 Park St., Rockville. caune to notice in the Hitler of July 19, etepe tn Its quest for a new gen' California, and meet of it is to match the honor attendant’s, In dried beans to 75 per cent In a son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Proceeds of the tournament Case of Bridgewater. »; regime but with the advent of Company ofticlals said today eral manager with the place five milee - higher. and carried matching bouquets. peanuts. will be used for this year’s pro that the East Hartford building The Rev. James W. Bottogis World War II and the destruc ment of advertisements in "The ' ject to raise $26,000 to equip a tion of many German opera will be replaced in East Hart of St. Mary’s Church preform I new sterile room at Newln^on houses by bombing, his works ford, probably on a site other International City Manager’s As- ^ ed the single ring ceremony. 1Home and Hospital for Crippled did not become generally than the bumed-out Burnside sociation Newsletter,” "The Mrs. Norman Lar.son of E u t Children. The Elks have contri known until about 1950 or so Ave. location. Hartford, a sister of the brlgc, buted more than $180,000 in the American City Magazine” and was matron of honor. R ob^t oven throughout Germany. Case Bros., In Ita application "ITie National <3vlc Review.” past to buy other equipment and Case of Bridgewater, brother .qf STEAK Since then his music has made for a variance, eays that the General Manager Richard furnishings for the children's great headway throughout the area has been used for a factory St. Mary’s Episcopal Church the bridegrroom, served as best I I home and hospital. Martin said that, for the time world, and last season Minne for over 100 years and that an was the scene Saturday after man. Those wishing information on being, no advertising will be apolis (of all places) staged his addition, therefore, would not done in newspapers. noon of the wedding of Miss A reception for the immediate the tournament may call Alton "Die Kluge” (The CTever Wom change the characteristics of the family waa held at Marco MJo H. Cowan, 61 South St., Rock Ib e advertisements placed to Loring photo Jane Boss of Manchester to Ar an.) area and that It would blend day inform applicants that the Restaurant, East Hartford. T%e SALE! ville, general chairman, or the in with the existing buildings, MRS. STEPHEN JOHN LUCHON JR. thur G. Melhuish Jr. of CharL couple will spend their honey Personally I prefer his salary Is "open” and that the I I steward at the Elk’s Home in slightly earlier “Der Mond” to the north and aouth. , ton, Moss. moon motoring acros.s the Unit Grmat For C ookouttl position haa had only two oc Rockville. (T^e Moon) perhaps because I Bouquets of white ' gladioli^ bridegroom is the son of Mrs. The bride Is the daughter of ed State.s. They will make their cupants since 1947, when the Ruth L. Poitras of West Wll- know It better. I suppose in present form of government was and carnations decorated the Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Boss home In Hollywood, Calif. lington 8uid the late Stephen J. Mrs. Case is a 1963 graduate FIllET STEAKS ' fifty or a hundred years the Area Weather set up. altar at Community Baptist of 526 E. Center St. The bride 89 Met will get around to mount Specifications require a de Church Saturday afternoon for Luchon Sr. groom Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. of Manchester-High School. Mb. I I KNOW YOUR ing one or two o f his works. wmosoR uxacs (a p )—The , the wedding of Miss Carol The Rev. Elarl Robinson of Arthur G. Melhuish of Charlton. Case is a 1961 graduate of New gree in public administration LONDON BROIL i, ' ■The Met has an excuse,- of weatherman saye that rain Is plus five years of present man Louise Grannlss of Manchester Niagara Falla, N.Y., and the The Rev. John D. Hughes of Milford High School. He is at 99 BARBER course. Neither of the works expected to dampen the Con agerial experience or, In lieu of to Stephen John Luchon Jr. of Rev. Alex M. BJlsesser, pastor St. Mary’s Church performed tending Hollywood Art Centgr. CUT FROM A | | C Just mentioned is called an op necticut area today. those, an equivalent combina West Wllllngton. of Community Baptist Church, the double ring ceremony. Bou era. “ Die Kluge” Is designated The rain will come from The bride is a daugbteer of Mrformed the double ring cere quets of gladioli decorated the BLADE STEAKS CHUCK LB y y as “ The story of the King and tion of the two. I I showers and scattered thunder Applicants are requested to Mr, and Mrs. Ruesell B. Gran mony. Mrs. Stephen Pearl of sanctuary. the Clever Woman,” while "Der HolUater photo storms in connsotlon with two mall their applications to Board nies of 33 Westwood St. The Manchester was organist. ' Escorted by her father, the Mond” bears the subtitle "A low prsBsurs disturbances, one of Directors’ Secretary Robert Given In marriage hy her fa bride wore a full-length gown of MRS. RICHARD BURNHAM LIEBLER k. Travel Service ^ CALIF. S T E A K S 79' Theatrical Microcosmos.’ Department of Theatre moving to the north across the M. Stone at his home address. n e University 1 of ther, the bride wore a ballerina- white organdy with lace trim, (T rA | f( Bonoloia Dolmenico a There are likewise "Die Bem- Great Lakes and southern Que Martin, at the request of the length gown of organza, de designed with bell-shaped skirt auerin,” really a musical play; Connecticut Miss Elizabeth Ann Bram-'^Thomas R. Lariviere of An' I CutFromRik^ LB bec and the second moving up board of directors, is working signed with (Itt^ bodice, and train attached at the waist hall of Andover and Richard dover, a nephew of the bride. dlCAIlJ I oOt I Equity Resident Company GLOBE Antigonae, after the Sophocles; line. Her fingertip veil of Illu from the Virginias which will out a salary range for the posi 9th Season scooped neckline, long pointed Burnham Llebler of Hebron Mrs. Bramhall wore a blue “AstutuU,’; a sort of operatic sion was attached to a crown pass across southern New Eng' tion, axpeded to be somewhere Tuesday through Saturday sleeves and full skirt. Her were united in marriage Satur lace dress. The bridegroom's 905 MAIN STREET RIB STEAKS QUALITY LB ' land. between a lew of 118,600, the FREE!! shoulder-length''veil of illusion of seed pearls, and she carried mother wore a pink lace and August 8-August 7 day morning at St. Columba 89 By tomorrow morning the two a bouquet of daisies and baby's , 643-2165 present salary, and a high of PETER SHAFFER’S ______waa arranged from a crown of Church, Columbia. crepe dress. Both wore cor I Cantor Cut low pressure systems wlU com' 120,000. seed pearls and crystals, and breath. sages of cymbidium orchids. I A New Roll Of The bride is the daughter of Authorized agent in Man- CHUCK STEAKS Bona In lb 0 # Ptrson To Poison bins over asstam Canada, while Martin, who formally resigned V., THE PRIVATE EAR she carried a cascade bouquet Miss Trevelyn Jones of Cleve A reception for the immedi . Chester for all Airline*,^ weak high pressure builds over Mrs. Paul H Bramhall Sr. of We heard an from his poet on Tuesday, asked of white roses and stephanotls. land, Ohio, was maid of honor. ate families was held at the Railroads and Steainahlp' southern new England. This and THE PUBLIC EYE Kodak Fjim Bridesmaids were Mrs. Royden Long Hill Rd., and the late Paul argument to be relievedllevt...... of his duties by ADMISSION Miss Jean (Sranniss of Man E. Bramhall. The bridegroom Is Buckboard Restaurant, Glas Unca. aUB STEAKS™,bib high preasure Influence will end Nov, 18, or whenever a replace with Each Roll Developed,. chester, sister of the bride, waa Lewis of Sterling, Mass., a sis tonbury. For a motor trip 1.49 about super Tnes.-Thurs. 82.00 and 82.25—Fri.-Sat. $2.85 and f2JS0 (Black and White and 'a eon of Mr. and Mrs. William stitions, with the anower activity tonight and ment la hired. maid of honor. Sl)e wore a pink ter of the bridegroom; and Miss through New Elngland Mrs. Box Offloe: 9:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M.' (Saturday Ii00.9l00 P.M.) Co|pr Prints) Burnham Llebler of Gilead St. I one side say provide fair weather for Tues linen ballerina-length gown, Anne Mahaffey of Scarsdale, Llebler wore a blue and white day. 429-2912 K.Y. 'Die Rev. Robert F. Sullivan, ing that no en Air Conditioned Curtain 8i80 fashioned with scooped neck paetor of St. Francis at Xavier dress with white acceasorlea. lightened per Some sections of OonnecUcut line,. short eleevee and bell The bridal attendante were The couple will live at Lebanon will likely racelva heavy rain. HARRIET 8. JORGENSEN H1EATRE LIGGEH'S identically attired in full- Church, Waterbury, performed Parker son believes In ehaped skirt. Her hat matched the double ring ceremony. Mrsr Ave., Colchester, after Aug. IIATURID AIL WBIKI such nonsense, This rain in ita seU will be AT THE PARKADB her gown and she carried a length gowns of sky blue silk 15. CASH SAVINGS 1 lb 8 OK 8 inch heavy but will provide only a organdy, matching headbowM Andrew Gasper of Andover was Mr. Llebler la a veteran of end the other bouquet of pink oammtioni and I I’ TO slowup In tha IntansUlcatlon of with face veils, and they car organist. Bouquets of white the U.S. Army and la self-em SEAFOOD ,slde offe roses. dhryeanthemuniB were on the examples the drought. At Reg. Low Price f 1.00 ried old fashioned baskets ployed at Llebler Farms Inc., SAVE 20c Tamperahiros in Connactleut Bridesmaids were Mlee altar. FAVORITES intent gent OhUdrea Under 18 Free Jeanite Faber of Moheheeter filled with oomflowers. Glaatonbury. MGULARLY 69c people wiioee Tu«<»»y through Saturday m "Sandpiper” Shown Flrat Peter Melhuish of Charlton Given In marriage hy her ROBERT ST. FIERRC - - expected to average sevaral de- and Mrs. Elliot Bomet of Moo- brother, Paul E. Bramhall Jr. of fROZIN - 10 TO IS COUNT actions tend to Tonight dUB. Their gowns of a^ua linen •erved as his brother’s best Robert St. Pierre who works prove the op-normal with Uttle Oatea Open 7t80 PJH. man. Ushers were Walter A. Andover, the bride wore a full- Jumbo Shrimp , ^ 1.S9 day to day change.. At this time APPLIANCE and hats were styled to match length gown of Chantilly lace, We* re a$ for his father at Emile and Son Stewart Johnston posits to be MCTROCOUmN-MAVERseFIlMWIkYS the honor attendant’s and they Hutkoskl m of East Whately, ri.i: true. On* father cited his col normal high and low temper' Mass., and Bryan Jones of Nsw designed with scallop^ sa- JUST HI AT li SdIVI Barber Shop, 812 Main Street, atures at Hartford Hartford art 84 and carried bouquets of yellow car near as lage graduate son, who always nations and yellow roses. York City, a cousin of the brids. brlna neckline trimmed with Frifd Flleundor ^ h f Mancheeter, came to Connecti knocks on wood, and axplalns. 61, at New Haven 81 and 84 REPAIR Iridescent sequins, long tapered bjzabeihimjor Thomas Emhoff of West Wll- Mrs. Boas wore an Italian your cut tn 1950 from Maine. In lUtlous, and at Bridgeport 88 and 88. silk print dress of shocking sleeves and bouffant skirt. Her COOKED . . . ALASKAN KINO PreoipitaUon may total up to Ungton, brother-in-law of the Ohouldor-length veil of Illusion FU E L OIL 1954, after 6 months of barber don’t want to taks any pink and whits and a corsage telephone Crab Logs chances.” Another told o f the % Inch locally In ahoware RICHARD eURION SERVICE biMegroom, served ae beet was arranged from a lace orown school he went to work as a Wednesday night and Tliurt- man. 'Ushers were Carl Panol- of miniature gladioli. The bride missile engineer who takea off groom's mother wore a dusty trimmed with seed pearls and full time barber tn Windsor his ahoee as a good oman to help day. BAMARESAMT era of West Wllllngton, brother- aurora borealis crystals, and M WHTIN MNSOHOrrSFROOUenON A l l In-law of the bridegroom,idea and pink Itnsn dress and a corsage Locks imtll coming hers In 1981 the last part of a shoot count A L L . Miiiii I - of whits swssthtart roses. aha carried a cascade bouquet of down, and another who wears HOME n m p ig e o n s Elliot Bomet of Moodue. carnations with ivy stretvmers. FREE m i C I O U S WITH STEAKS to Join his father. TOKYO (AP) — Mora titan 8, A reception for 100 was held A reception for 180 was held cowboy clothes on the day of INSTANT at the home at the bride's par Miss Carolyn M. Llebler of Robert who Is recording secre a shoot. Just for good luck. 000 pigeons that have been play- in Fellowship Hall at the Hebron, a slater of the bride DELIVERY havoc with the flowertre In r^TINErs WED 2::iO-MA r ft oo church. For a motor trip to ents. For a motor trip to (jan- TELL W O N IO N S tary for the Manchester Master Then eomeone n v e ua a quote srRVicr groom, waa maid of honor. She 1 0 written by Tryon Bdwarda Tokyo’s HIbtya Park will soon ■OXOfMCtOflN MON New York State and Canada, ada Mrs. Melhuish wore a two- 10 Nut* 10 ?M >rm t \ pleoe dress of robin's egg blue, wore a street-length dreee of Your order tor drug needs Barbers Association Uvsk at 87 about hundred years ago: "Bu- find a now home la Seoul, South Oempanton raatore t*C(n 8UMMV Mrs. Luchon wore a brown and Wtd S*tt M*i U7M.88.8 i0 CMM Uw4*< 18 |l and whits acessaortes. The oou- pink chiffon, fashioned with and ooemetic* will be taken COOPERATIVE Cambridge S t, Manchester, peratltlona are for this most Korea. white suit with white acoeeao- bateau necMlne, short sleeves Tha Korean Carrier Aaaeela* THIS rmOAr, A M 8 St M am Call 646-OtH riea. The couple will Uva In ^s wUl live at 6 Underwood care of Immediately. oil, (OVI'WV ■ J| Oourt, Westborc, Mass. and ruffled back. Her pink Manchester after Aug. 14. floral headpiece hod a matching A I >«\ isini) (if a home in SeouPs blrdlein~Naa- UUIUCIIS Mi Th 1 KMS Mrs. Luchon le a gnduats of Mrs. MslhuMi is a graduate Fallot photo ,W*TI new ON lAU • A6*H| U SB Bkiu (I «e Mancheeter High School. She le of Manchester High Sonool and MRS. ARTHUR G. MEIHUISH JR. face veil, and she carried a co KOI » -1» OI' < (» employed at Traveler's Insur Bndteott Junior Oollsgs, Rtw lonial bouquet of mixed flowers. U / M o j t l . NORMAN’S ance Co., Hartford. Mr. LAiohon arly, Mass, ih s wss formsrly Francis L. Llebler of Hebron ■is;i at the served as his brother's beat Preaorlption Pharmacy te a graduate of Windham High employsd at Oonnsotlcut Mu uate of Tanteequa Regl: College. He le emptoyed ;u > m ;u \n m hi i i Bohow, WUlimantio, and la tual U fs Inauranos Go.. Hart- High Ochooi, Bturoridge, Mi Ahrey Oonveyer Oorp.. Weet- than. Uahera were Louli C- 901 MAIN BTe-44S-6Ml ri I. 1,1 : I . I ■ervlng with the U .f. Air Foroa. Mt. IIsUh m i Is a grad- and Worocatcr (Maae.) JuJunior boro. Bthtar o f Glastonbury and X. ■ fAQM FOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 2. 1965 auKW B a r a B BVEiNivo H1SRA1D, W A S cm om m , eomt^ mmsAr, a v gvs t t t m that Mrs. Edmund Quatrale, ultiple Death Accidents TV-Radio Tonight Tolland Oehrlng Rd„ is publicity chair F lo r id a RR man, and will be aaalated by Day In 0 ,, Day Oiif . e #' Now Mrs, Jamea Cookaey, president of the Junior Women's Club. Take Heavy Weekend Toll A t Your P a sse n g e rs Cindy Elmer WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEtTWifeit Television Manchester Evening Herald 8:00 IlM Trata Ride Again Tolland correspondent, Bette ASSOdAlKD PRESS^om* from a movl*. TIm oth«r<^tlma w«r« Jerry L. Henry, SI; F o v e r i t t Is Princess gimtralr, lei, 870-3648. if i r n i Um orj Lam TV ware going toyshurch or three were going home from a Larry J. Henry, 30, .and Ourtla ObtyMmA : home from the beach or country club. Baker, 33, all of Opelika; and (Continued from Hngo Ono) «• PRESCRirnONS Uord *nMuHM ■ 8:00 _.js Frsnoh Cbsf fblnr tor a drive — and In the other Maryland acci William R. Rogers, 84, and Rob 1:80 JUmcnAA Of Elks Fair .3-on>IV1«tch Idea Old ey were among the vlctlma of dent, James Nolen, 33, and his ert Squires, 81, both of Salem, Movto train unlonz left their job. ’The . . . retulting in meaning/td wife, Jacqueline, 30, both of li)J'rs M jLtaerri _ only itrlke that laited az long Cindy Elmsr, six * year • old IXINDON The superstition jlo multiple-death accidents Ala. 8:80 No Tbne tor Sals. wai agalnit the Toledo, Peoria aavingi to you every diiy!'y\ ^tover the weeicend. Washington, D.C., and Orogory Five Pennsylvania residents 8:00 Neva l^*iummsr : Popular daughter of Mr. and Mrs. that it's bad luck for three What's NewT A ntiSliP^’rtan-* 4 Weitam. It ran from Oct. 1, persons to light their cigar- 2 Vwa cars collided in British Herbert of Bowie, Md,, were were killed early Saturday in a 9:00 Si Marshall Elmar, Mils Hilt Rd., No upe and downe tai your PreeeripHeto Soohtmbla. Two brothers were in killed on U.S. 80 near Ardmore. one-car accident in Eastern 1966, to April 33, 1967, eltes from the same match coete — no ’’dlscounte” todAy, “Regvtolr' Unie car, their sister in the other. They were wearing bathing Ohio where they had attended a i) Rocky sad I Friends ------The FBC etrikeri demanded a was nsmad "Princess of the started among the British sold prim" tomorrow! 9) 'rbe Saint AniyWIUUms (O pay increaee and other beneflU Fair” Saturday at ths Elks fair iers In the Crimean War (1868- 2 h e y were sunong eight jroung suits. Sunday school picnic. {> Ntwt, Sports, Wssthsr 9:10 Police said the British Colum S-U) Danny Ihomas to' bring their contract In line In Rockville. She was awarded 69). Russian snipers were the No "reduced ipeclAle”—m “tenperai^^ J wiraoiui killed in Ue crash. In Indiana, three women were 6:U A aub House 8-3040) Fhnnsr's Daushtsr Market reduction*” on Preeoriptlone to taiu Pster Jennlnn—News Subscrlptloo T V ^ with a national lettlement on all a $36 savings bond. reason. J; Three persons, two of them bia accident Saturday night killed Saturday en route to a 4-H customers! , iriilldren, were killed in a two- near Terrace, in which eight Club fair just 13 miles from the Rocky and >&• FHsads 10:00 (811) CBS Nwwa■ Bpaolal other Claee i railroads. The Cindy was one of the models 6:80 VNia snd Fathoms 34) Solenos Baataineenns FBC laid It couldn't afford it. In ths historical fashion show gear collision on Kentucky 88 people were killed was one of scene of a crash a week earlier 1 0 3 ^ ) HunUey-Brlaklsy 830-40) Ben^sey f . ''f At the eame ttaie, there Is never any ; ^■ear Cub Run late Sunday. They the worst accidents in the prov ir which a family of five per 8) Wsltsr Cronklts .e HKohoock ARcber-Hockliig Among tho paeaengers on the w • held during Tolland’s 260th an compromise In serviee or gunUtyt 8) Oallsnt Hen 10:80 (K OoansoUouMiHlag RIs- •'%rers Billy Ramsey, 8, Bonnle- ince's history. ished returning home from an 11) Newsbest train which left Miami was Seth niversary celebration. ■;.vljle, Ky.; John Ekl Thompson, Victims In one car included other fair. 6:45 (30) PMer Jennlnti—News Have ( t o W1U Travel UDO Bramion, a Miami Beach hotel t - m Bloodmoblle Visit YOU GET OUR LOWEST •iia ^ t 40, Hart County, and John William Jepherson, 36, and his In another Indiana crash Sat 7:00 ( 1) Hovte (C) worker who li etudying hotel The Red Cross Bloodmoblle APPLIANCE PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE (11) In The Publle Interest 11:00 } 8 8 10-%b SS-40) News. OKN We DeUvgr •^r*wer, 7, Wayne, Mich, Six brother. Earl, 39. Among the urday, Anthony Bruggeman, 18, (34) What’s NSW 7 %x>rts. Weather TEXTURED management at Cornell Univer will visit the Untied Congrega YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE irfottiers were injured. victims in the other car was of Ftort Wayne was killed — (30) Reader's D (If) FW Adults Only WID.. sity in New York. He paid for ■ tional Qiurch Aug. 12 from 1:46 MORE THROUGHOUT THE their sister, Carol Ann, 30. along with an Illinois couple — (11-3330) News; orU; U:1S (1030) TCnlsht (C) hie $9 ticket In quarters, from a to 6:30 p.m. HEPAIR YEAR . . . ON ALI. YOUR Everywhere, Fist ** Beven hours earlier, five per- Wsather (») ABC I^U lts THURS., were killed and another Also killed were John Senciw, as he drove to Chicago to pick (10) Hovlt (40) Sports Ftasl plftgy bank. Tolland's quota has been PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. was Injured in the collision of 37; Oule Legace, 38; Melvin up his girl friend who had re 7:15 (W) Sports Camera 11:30 (13) k w le FRI.&SAT. Bramson carried a sign which doubled since lost year MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1966 MiUSrCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, BfANCHESTER, C6NN„ MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1968 Calif., night club. Is In satisfac M B S IX ■ Medicare and Social Security ' tory condition, said a spokss- College to Add man at Mt. filnal. Hospital. 0 People Ihe spokesman said Miss Five Programs B ut howavar poslUona mad epintona Bailey. 47, will remain a patient Guide to New Rights, Benefits for several days while undergo may diffar on the Actual content of An expanded academic curri< ing tests to determine why she culum at the Manchester Com both iaauaa, thara oujht to ba—but la In the collapsed last Thursday. In Feb not—Afraament that auch Iaauaa oould By JOHN TROAN possibla for persona post 6A tofw lth the federal government munity College this fall will in buy special------health ' Insurance supplying most of the money ruary she was hospitalized for clude five new programs, all ba datermlnad, by themsalvea and for NBA Special Writer providing additional benefits from the regular *M. Treas- nervous exhaustion, and In April progressing toward an associats suffered a mild heart attack. 18 B1m*11 themaalvea, by tita Individual aUtaa. (First of a Seriee) after June 80, 1000. ury. News of science degree. When this program was ST0P.SH0P The strangth that la In union ouKht al- You afe richer than you ^ h ia BUppltmsntal insur- or- Four of the new majors com SlJPfB MARKITS TH(«u8*’ir*;rteROTjoN iglnally sstablished only per m ie both two-year, full-time or WALTER R. rKROUlON waya to be balanced and buttreaaed by a ^ e ia optional. Its cost: |0 a Pope Paul VI realize. month for each person, with sons 06 or older oouM get Rep. J. B. Williamt hve-year part-time programs In PuMUhini the atrength that la In dlveralty; It la OASTEL QONDOLFO, lUIy 9V)unded October 1, i m As a worker, you have in the federal government pagrlng such "medical relief.’’ As of llATMOND, Miss. (AP) - (AP) — Pope Paul VI today business data processing, mar not true democracy to try to atralt- Jan. 1, 1006, any atata can ax- MbUthad Every Evening Except ^ndiye the files of Social Security half of the premium out of the Rap, John Bell Williams, D- ended a two-week period of re keting, businee* adminietration IpdrBolldaye. Entered *L ‘he Po^ Office jU jacket the rulea for democracy. headquarters an account in regular U.S. Treaisury. For panfi the program to Include Mlss.. stripped of hli congres stricted papal audiences at his with an insurance option and eheeter. Conn., M Second Claee U u l those who chooee to buy It, the needy children under 31 and medical secretarial studios. A your name which may 1m sional seniority for backing Re summer residence and was supplemental liunirance will help their parents; also, needy per publican Bar^ Goldwater for ready to take on a tuU schedule fifth program consists of a two- SUBSCRIPTION RATES worth — right now — more cover: sons of any age who arS blind sldent last November, say* of receiving visitors. yaar course of study In prepara Payable In Advance than a $128,000 estate. 1. Doctor btUe, in or out of a or otherwise disabled. has made no commitment to The Roman Catholis pontiff’s tion for work as a medical lab The Web Of War Meanwhile, fioolal Security i Monthi^...... ll g For instance, if you hoepltal. rquit the Democratic party, schedule had been worked out oratory aeelstant. The second ree Months ...... Last week, on two occasions, Ameri 2. DenUet Mils for surgery cash benefits have been " I ’va never made any definite during the first two weeks of his year of this program will in One Month »,eea»eeaeeeeeeee should die and leave a grow can military planes used the territory on the jaw or other facial bones ralssd. In most esses, these commitment about my status in viuiatTon so that all audience* clude actual on-the-job clinical ing family, your widow and Increases date back to Jan. 1, training In a hoepltal laboratory, MEMBER OF _ of other nations as-thelr take-off pointy reoulred by accident or disease tha party," h* said at his home were suspended except his THE ASSOCIATED PRESS children may be able to col 8. Vlelts by part-time nursee 1008. Under the new ocale, here Sunday, weekly general audience tor Applfoations for these and de Aeeoclated Preee le •J'cluelvely entlU^ for raids which dropped bombs on ter monthly Social Security checks gree programs In liberal arts be uso of rspubUcatlofi of sH news dlfr lect up to $809.20 a month and other health personnel to a WIlUams, now serving hie 10th thousands on Wednesdays. bee credited to It or not otherwlee credl^ ritory with which the nations whoss patlent’e home under conditions range like this; consecutive term, said he would and sciences, business adminis in Social Swurity benefits. For a retired worker -— $86 ■ I paper and alao the local newe pub- land was used are not In conflict. In not covered by the basic Medi make his own announcement tration, accounting and execu Likewise, If you should be care plan. to $186.00 (and eventually to Tim Conaidine tive secretarial studies are now ua of republtcatton of epeclal die- one instance, we went through a pre about his future plans. He was ortln nrs also ressrvod. come disabled or if you still 4. Up to $250 worth of psy $108). commenting on a speech by HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Actor being accepted. Registration for tense of keeping this secret, although have young children when you chiatric care a year outslae a For a retired couple—$61.70 Rep, Prentiss Walker, R-MIss., Tim Considlne, 24, plans to mar Individual courses In the new Tbe Herald Printing CoinpMy, Inc., ae- retire, you could collect maxi to $203.00 (eventually 1262). ry actress Charlotte Stewart, 24, programs ».«,are scheduled mt (or the no financial reeponelDlll^ for lyPjr the nation In question probably does not hoepltal. who said Williams planned to mum family benefits of $309.20 Oct. 23, tt was announced in week of Sept, 18 through Sept. S rap....^al h lc^ orroreerrors' apappearing •" •dvertlimenU mind the publicity. In the other in 6. Various other health bene For a disabled worker—$44 to quit the Democrats. a ^ Other readingreadlr matter m The Manchester a month. fits not provided by Medicare, $186.00 (eventually to $108). Hollywood. 117, Evening Herald. stance, we ourselves let the fact bs " It’s possible," Williams said, This Is equal to a 3 per cent Including dianoetlo tests out For a widow—$86 to $112.20 "that Mr. Walker may have ll^Ill service client of N. E. A. ®*njce. I»^ known, openly, although the nation In annual return on a capital in side a hospital, ambulance serv (eventually to $188.80). SpeciaU for PObllshora Representatives - misinterpreted something I may question does mind. vestment (or bonk account) ice, artificial limbs, and rental For a child — $22 to $102 have said." Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi- of $123,700. of medical equipment (such as (eventually to $128). ^ Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 'f e l ARffO. l^ trolt Mid Boston. ^ rm r^ rn A o f ^H EM BBR AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA We used fields In the nation Thai Furthermore, this Income la a wheelchair). Maximum for one family — TELEPHONE land to launch our raid on the two mo $300.20 (eventually $888). Dennis Crosby TIONS. ______guaranteed. It Is risk-proof. 'With supplemental insurance, 643-6171 SIsplay advertising closing hours: bile mi.ssle bases freshly discovered In And It la tax-free.- the subscriber wUl have to pay Social Security alao makes RENO, Nev. (AP) — Dennis lump-sum death payments. *ler Monday — 1 p.m. IMday. North Vietnam. It was supposed to be Even If your family Is grown the first $50 of his medical ex Crosby, 81, and Arisen Buell, 26, Sb r Tuesday — 1 p.m. Nwiday. when you retire, you and your penses each year and one-fifth These range from $182 to $266. have been Issued a marriage J b r Wednesday — I P " ’i - ^ c s ^ y . a mystery where our planes for this P er Thursday — 1 pitv Wednesday. wife may collect as much os of the rest. The insurance will (N EXT: Who quaUfiea for license, it was reported Sunday. MANCHESTER Top TOP Finest Jkff Friday - 1 p.m. Thureday, raid came from. The mystery was dis $203.90 a month. 'ITiis Is equal cover the balance. what beneflte, and when.) There was no Immediate word OF O'THB to an annual income of 3 .per In addition, the Social Secur AU of the valuable information - pelled to some degree when two of the if they were married. The li o'the Rwat aubllcatlon except Saturday — 9 a.m. returning planes crashed together over cent on an Ipvestment of more ity law contains special provi contained In this series, PLUS cense was issued Saturd^. than $81,600. sions concerning free health additional details and charts are Crosby, son of Bing Crosby, CRADE Thailand. But Thailand, feeling Itself Grade Quality Msots you'll / Monday, Augrust a And your stake In Social Se benefits for persons who aren’t available in a new 80-page book was divorced July 8 fromc'iorm- 2 one, of those "dominos” which might curity is rising. In 1967, max drawing welfare checks but are for permanent reference. To er Las Vegas showgirl Pat quality over oat! be swept out of its independent exist imum famUy benefits will climb too poor to pay their medical order a copy send name, address Sheehan after six years of mar and $1 to "Medicare," e/o The T.M.R. ence If Vietnam were lost, seems to to $368 a month — equal to an bills. riage. DictatinK Democracy’s Rules annual Income of 8 per cent This Is known as the Kerr- Manchester Evening Herald, have no particular apprehensions about P.O. Box 489, Dept. 06042, Radio from an estate worth $147,200. Mllls program. A state may Pearl Bailey It ia not mere coincidence, but actu being Identified as a full collaborator But this Isn’t all. For some but doesn’t have to — set up I City Station, New York, N.T. ally part of the same principle, that with American military operation* In thing new has now been added its own Kerr-Mllls program, 10019. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sing the huge Democratic majorities in the to Social Security. Besides pay er Pearl Bailey, who collapsed Southeast Asia. after performing at an Ontario, present Congress should be threatening ing cash benefits, Social Secu Last week we also used fields In the rity next year will start paying to exert their preponderance to take or Island of Okinawa, the Japanese terri hospital bills and help take care » n n D keep two special powers away from the tory we appropriated to our own mili of some other medical expenses. Osgood Again Heads Individual states. tary use and rule at the end of World This new wrinkle to Social Security Is often called Medi FOR THE One proposal involving a vital state ■ War II, as the launching site for one of care. . right which this session is considering the raids our big B-52's were making Government experts figure It State Marine League MOTHERS TO BE Is the Dirksen amendment, by which on suspected Vletcong hideouts in the esy Wadawxnth Atheneum, HsrUoel would cost more than $18 a Court Swimsuits, Nursing and Ma the states might win back the right Jungles of South Vietnam. FAMOUS PEOPLE ON FAMOUS YACHT month to buy, on the open mar Harold A. Osgood Sr. of 29 Cumberland St. yesterday the Supreme Court has now taken away ket, a policy duplicating the full ternity Bras, Gillies, Uni Is your mattress Normally, for this type of action, the was installed for a second term as commandant of the forms, Dresses, Tops, Stretch from them—the right to design a state Social Security health package— B-52 bombers come all the way from A MILLIONAIRE’S YAOHT- If you could find anybody who Department of Connecticut of the Marine Corps Pants, etc. legislature. If it so pleases them, which Guam. But last week weather condi ING party on the bright blue would sell you such insurance. League, at a meeting at the VFW Home, Ansonia. Past showing your age? hat one of Its two houses based on- some tions there were unsuitable, eo the big Adriatic Sea is the subject of For persons 65 or older. Medi Department comma n -^ F.' STEIK system of unit representation. It has, planes were shifted to Okinawa. the latest acquisition of the care vrill provide: dant Benton W. Osgood of o f course, been strange Indeed for the Wadsworth Atheneum. "The en Forum 1. Up to 90 days of care in a Vernon and Kenneth Yeakel of Glazier s This action has produced considerable Inside Report Yact Namouna in 'Venetian hospital for a single illness, with If your bedding is lumpy and bumpy, if very sUtes which originally created and unhappiness among the Japanese. They Waters," painted by the Phila the patient paying the first $40, New Haven were In charge of 681 Main St. — Manchester it sags toward the center, you’re not STEAK«r drafted and approved the federal Con or SWISS think we should not use our bases on by delphia artist Julius L. Steward Fireworks, This Year and Next Herald a special thanks for ex plus $10 lor each day after the the Installation ceremonies. Corset and Uniform Shop To the Editor, cellent coverage before and af getting the rest you need . . . and that stitution to find the Supreme Court their territory in order to prosecute the Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak (1855-1919) in 1890, is now on first 60. The Frank J . Mansfield De holding that that same federal Consti view in Tapestry Hall of the mu ' Dilworth Cornell Quey, Post ter this event and especially for 2. Up to 100 days of care In tachment of Manchester was tired feeling is showing on you. You war in Vietnam, which is not their war. No. 102, Inc., The American Le a well appreciated editorial. tution renders unconstitutional the seum. Among the seagoers in a nursing home for the same awarded a trophy for the larg need the extra straight-line support a And they fear that when we do, we ex WASHINGTON — Far from ment has caused many incum the painting are, to the left, the gion, is at this time preparing Also many thanks to the fine sickness, with the patient pay est memt>ership to the state. super-firm Musco-Pedic or Verto-Rest state systems of government which pre bent Congressmen to break into for Uie 1966 Annual Fireworks assistance of Chief Reardon and C pose the people of Okinawa, and per clarifying what really happened, yacht’s owner, newspaper ty ing $5 lor each day after the Other Manchester and area A ceded It, especially when the same a cold sweat, but none more so Celebration. A Committee has the Police Dept., Mr. H. Mur- first 20. Special mattress provides. Holman-Baker got an haps of mainland Japan too, to reprisal the Senate Foreign Relations coon Jam es Gordon Bennett Jr. residents installed were Roland than Rep. E. Y. Berry of South in white suit and straw Iwater. been appointed and is at pres phey and the Park & Recreation 3. Up to 100 visits a year to orthopedic surgeon’s opinion before de Court finds no quarrel with exactly the attack should the war in Vietnam esca Committee’s investigation of the R. Wilson of South Windsor, Dominican crisis has under Dakota. Berry, a hard-shelled To the right, prominent N.Y. ent making contacts to eussure Dept., Chlrf Mason and the the patient’s home, following chief of staff; Benton Osgood, REMINGTON HAND signing this fabulous bedding. They’re same system of representation as It ap Fire Dept., Mr. Stewart John late. as they fear it may, into a new scored the committee’s internal Republican conservative, has a stockbroker Frederick Gebhart a good safe program for the hospitalization, by part - time bylaws chairman; and Henry ADDING MACHINES made accordingly, for people with back plies in the federal Senate. ^ new district much more liberal is reading to the international coming year. son of Dillon Ford. To all indi nurses, physical therapists and T. Mathiason of Manchester, world war, differences. viduals, organizations and In But there is a supposed greet goal For this season. Chairman than his old one and could face beauty and actress, Lily Lang On behalf of the Post I would similar health aides. auditor. Subtraction—rFuIl Keyboard disorders and for folks with normal, Furthermore, the Japanese weather opposition in the Republican like to take this opportunity of stitutions 1 salute you. o f principle involved—the theory of that J. W. Fulbright of Arkansas try, who is wearing a dark sail 4. Hospital dlognnstlc tests The Department commandant $85.00 healthy backs who want to keep them experU doubt that there really was any opposes issuing a committee re primary. extending our sincere apprecia Our figures show a deficit of was a founder of the Manches pure democracy based on "one mem one ing suit with striped blouse. The $200.00. I have been asked by on a non-ovemlght basis, with C.S.T. Included that way. 'Try these mattresses at Wat typhoon around hampering the normal port on the investigation. Un So, Berry has broken all prec others in the painting, which tion to the people of the town the patient paying the first $20, ter Detachment, and has served kins tomorrow and you’ll see why every vote"—and, in our sudden service to able to agree on a unanimous edents by pushing the panic of Manchester who assisted us several Individuals if they may as local commandant and H art take-off of our planes from Guam. This measures more than six feet help, now I can say yes now plus one-fif'th of the remainder. Also Special On Electric owner says there’s npthing like them. that principle, we do not concede the report, the prestigious Foreign button and dispatching a per long and five feet high are not financially to underwrite this ford County commandant. lb D invites the Japanese to conclude that annual Fourth of July celebra that the last figures are in. If 6. Care in a payohiatrlc hos Adding Machines Relations Committee would re sonal fund appeal for the pri He Is a World War I veteran Mattresses $99.50; box springs $89.50. right of any "one man one vote” sys Identified. The "Namouna" was you would like to help this pital will be covered under cer the American military was trying out veal deep divisions. mary (though no opponent has tion. I would like to thank The and is active to the American Yale 'Typewriter Service tem to cast Us votes in favor of what 225 feet long, weighed 845 tons, Dubaldo Brothers Orchestra for program and also to help make tain conditions. But nobody will a new variation in the live war games On one side is the commit yet announced against him). had a crew of 60 and cost in Legion, VFW and Army-Navy ever style of state legislature It hap arranging the fine program pre my year as Commander a very be able to draw more than 190 Phone 649-4986 It finds possible in Vietnam, with not tee’s con.servative bloc (led by What’s more, though his new excess of 5160,000 a year to days of such care during his Club. He is a member of Com 101.1 district is more liberal, he is ceding the fireworks, all the successful one please send munity Baptist Church and has Nassin photo pens to fancy. too much sensitivity about what it Iowa’s Republican Bourke Hlck- maintain. The painting was ex lifetime or more than 90 days enlooper and Ohio's Democratic running on Barry Goldwater's youngsters who so professional your contributions to the Amer been on its board of trustees Harold A. Oogood Sr. TOP SIRLOIN STEAK or In short, the ruling of the Supreme might mean to Asian bystanders. hibited in the World’s Colum ly displayed their talents, ican Legion Fireworks Fund a t one stretch. Frank Lausche), which agrees tattered coattails. bian Exposition in Chicago, many years. Court, which the Democratic majority with the Administration that in Stanek Electronics and all the in care of Vincent Ingraham. In general. Medicare won’t He is also a member of Wash christened Aug. 14 by Negro From a strictly military point of Writing to financial backers of 1893. It was recently purchased Legionnaires who worked so Conn. Bank and Trust Co., Box pay for doctor bills, private- in Congress is trying hard to protect tervention in the Dominican Re Goldwater, Berry's form letter ington Social Club, Lithuanian singer Marian Anderson. JENDER-EnES n .2 9 j| vriew, it is wonderful, of course, to have by the Wadsworth Atheneum for vigorously to provide a pro 431, Manchester. They will be duty nurses or drugs prescribed The ship is the Polaris subma against challenge - from any possible public was necessary to fore describes himself as a Goldwa an undisclosed sum. Club, Elks, Odd Fellows, Eagles a real laboratory in which to teat out stall a Communist takeover. gram for this day. deeply appreciated. Thank you. outside a hospital or nursing and the Pratt and 'Whitney and rine USS George Washington | 3 ^ ' These Oavorful steaks cost $1.89 > !S ^ \ G constitutional amendment. Is that ter man and warns: "It is very To the Ck>nn. Bank & Trust For God and Country all the possibilities of modem military On the other side is the lib home. CANEL clubs. Carver. It was named for the > lb. last week. Now’s the time democracy must not be permitted to de likely that some enemies of Co. for acting as treasurer and Henry R. Wierzbickl, equipment and strategies. There is al eral bloc, which believes Pres mine who are appeasers and The nursing-home benefits Last May he retired from scientist who$e discoveries of termine the structure and Institutions to The Manchester Evening Past Commander 64-M. will start Jan. 1, 1067; the Pratt and Whitney, Division of synthetic products from peanuts ways of course, a lingering regret th a t. ident Johnson acted on the compromisers will try to put Herald of flemocracy. Somehow, the determina basis of bad information and someone in the primary against others, July 1, 1966. They’ll be United Aircraft, East Hartford. and sweet potatoes figured im real human beings have to be Involved, financed by higher Social Se portantly to the South’s econom tion- of basic issues has been taken wants to say so in a formal me in order to weaken the cause Yesterdays bargains ? both as players and as bystanders. report. curity taxes that take effect NEGRO SINGER HONORED ic development. away from the people at the polls, of true conservatism in the Con 'tMoreover, the liberals want gress." He then makes his pitch next Jan. 1. NEWPORT NEnvS„Va. (AP) Launching of the 426-foot craft 25 Years Ago .sume relations with the Soviet will be by the Newport News where once was thought to be the the closed-door hearings ex for money (enclosing a self-ad Today in History Communist party. The Social Security law has — The first nuclear vessel tended to hear witnesses not been changed also to make it named for a Negro will be Shipbuilding k Dry Dock Co. source and spring of all political pow dressed envelope to make mat Manchester's oldest hardware By The Associated Press Five Years Ago Keep Love In The Game previously called. These Include ters easier). store, W. E, Hibbard Co. of 282 U.S. member states received a er, And put Into a Supreme Court rul McGeorge Bundy, White House Today ia Monday, Aug. 2, the He ends on this note: “Be N. Main St., passes out of Hib 214th day of 1966. There are 151 Moscow proposal that their m - ing vault where the people themselves It is no leas a personage, no leas a assistant who led a mission to cause of my courageous stand bard family heinds as William Santo Domingo, and John Bart- days left in the jiear. chiefs of state meet at the Gen are never supposed to be able to touch tennis enthusiast than James H. Van on life and death issues, you E. Hibbard, 82, plans his retire eral Assembly session in Sep ...... BUY A HALF GALLON, GET ^ or change It again. low Martin, the President’s can make up your mind that ment. Today’s Highlight In History Alen, president of the Tennis Hall of special emissary there. On this date in 1939, President tember to discuss disarmament. Democracy, in this present day ver there is no limit to the amount Municipal surplus of $20,000 MANCHESTER’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION AUTOMATIC REDUCTIONS - ANOTHER FOR HALF-PRKE! : Fame at Newport, who now stands Some of the committee’s lib of money that the opposition Franklin D. Roosevelt signed One Year Ago for present fiscal year which The State Department an sion, is like a plant which, after it has guilty of not understanding some of the erals want to probe shades of will spend even to help nomi ends Aug. 15 is foreseen by the Hatch Act, designed to limit spending in national political nounced that three north Vietna grown to a certain height and age, is special charms of the game he pro difference between Bundy and nate a so-called Republican will Town Treasurer George H. Under Secretary of State Thom campaigns and restrict political mese PT boats earlier that day cut off from its own roots, and expected fesses to admire and cherish. ing to compromise with the WaddeU. as Mann, the star witness pre demagogues in Washington, actirity by federal employes. had attacked the U.S. destroyer to , exist, ■ thereafter, on the gentle Maddox in the Gulf of Tonkin. OPEN TILL 4 P. M. He is the inventor of the new scoring senting the Administration’s D.C.” 10 Years Ago On This Date maitna of Supreme Court rulings. system which, he boasts, would make position to the committee. A footnote: Berry supports the In 1610, English navigator However. Fulbright wants to Emanuel Lutheran Church re MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY What the Democratic majority wants it possible for any layman to under United Republicans of America, Henry Hudson entered what now end the hearings right now. In ceives word that Melvin T. Pe is Canada’s Hudson Bay. A Thought for Today to protect against the possible upris a splinter group raising funds to terson of Monument, Kan., is BARCAIN stand the state of a game at any mo stead of a report, he talks pri In 1923, President Warren Sponsored by the Mancheeter ings of native, root democracy in the oppose liberals and moderates assigned to serve as assistant to ment. vately about committee mem in Republican primary elecUona. Harding died of apoplexy in San CouncU of Churches ADDITIONAL HOURS matter of apportionment of the state bers making their criticism pastor for coming year begin He has evolved his new system, or Francisco on his return Journey legislatures ia the same kind of thing known in a visit to President ning Sept. 10. from Alaska. THURSDAY EYfNING 6 TO 8 the VASSS, which stands for Van Alen Johnson. Furthermore,' Ful STOPPED IN H M E Who among you fears the the same Democratic majority Is try In 1906, Anthony Comstock Lord and obeys the voice of his Simplified Scoring System, in honor of bright (himself a critic of the , SAN CARLOS, Calif. (AP) — raided the Art Students’ League ing to take away from the states in the Johnson Dominican policy) be Seafood Pasteurized servant, who walks in darkness the fact that the game of tennis seems A driverless car smashed into a in New York — the first spec and has no light, yet trusts In matter of the so-called right to work lieves that his committee’s in living room Sunday and stopped GLOUCESTBai, Mass. — An tacular outbreak of a lifetime SHOP to be gaining in popularity these days. 'C t 'ft vestigation win serve as a check A'toinic Energy Commission campaign for his own rigid con the name of the Lord and relies laws. three feet from a 86-year-old upon his God? —Isaiah 60:10. In his new scoring system, he does on the executive branch even housewife who was sewing. Irradiator here will put a ton of cepts of morality. Here also, operating on Its own be if no report la Issued. seafood an hour through "heat- In 1914, German forces invad • • * vS A V I M G S INSTANT Then take a good look at Watkins Automatic Reduction away with, he eliminates—quits as If A footnote; The committee Police said Mrs. Gene Horn cause the Supreme Court has not yet was shook up but unhurt. less pasteurization” to double ed Luxembourg. ' he had never realized that it might in argued behind closed doors War comes as the great ajn Bargain Shop today . . . tomorrow . . . everv time you paved its way or delivered its knockout Brakes on the car failed after it or triple the refrigerator shelf Ten Years Ago failure of man. out of fear, lust ? t ( / ly O /V M EARNINGS deed have been some of the qualntnes* whether to invite testimony \ e » ( 1 \ 1 1 < • V. blow for It, the Democratic majority Is from newspaper correspondents was parked In a driveway life of ocean-fresh unfrozen sea President Tito of Yugoslavia for power, injustice, or misery are downtown. For things are changing daily here. and mystery associated with auch term* across the street. announced his willingness to re- w \ DlvIdMids trying to demolish the right of an In who covered the Dominican civil food. left unrectifletL —Cordell Hull. Bargains are sold; now ones added to^ take their place. ICmElM which had begun to make tennis seem Paid From dividual state to vote Into being the In war. ’The idea was discarded on Ana any week something lingers . . DO W N goes^ its Interesting and different to more and the grounds that the news ^fseSSSTSS’S >tSSST FISSNStat. lSSTttSTI»0 Day of dividual kind of labor law Its own popu Our regular 89* Countryflne more people — siich ancient scoring papermen were so badly split Deposit price again until it reaches 10% of its original price! lation may happen to favor. Here, Uiemselves. terms as "love,” and "deuce" and "a d - So if you're looking for bargains today come to the Brand. You get a whole again, the target is the right of a state BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY to be different, if its own people hap vantage.” ’Th^' tendency of the far right Bargain Shop. See these: gallon for only $1.34 Under the VASSS, aU a player or a to turn against the most effec Fisrhetti llijllllliiliilililliliiililiiiliii 2 pen to want It to be different. There Is, tive anti-^mmunists is shown obviously, a great difference of opinion spectator would need to be able to do again In a current extremist • TM NmM "mmm In. Great with these specials among Americans, and among their would be to count. None of the cher campaign against Sen. Thomas $89.95 18” Cherry Step Table, duck f o o t ...... 81.95 fresh from our bakeryt ^ ished and historic tennis terms— some J . Dodd of Connecticut. states, as to the right or wrongs of thq $32.95 Twin Size Maple Bed, panel head and foot board ...... 24. of which really defy authentic theory The attack was started by right to work law. There are, on one Kent Courtney, the rightist as to their own actual origin and appli MANCHESTER'S $59.00 Full Size Maple Panel Bed, low foot board ...... 42.85 Our Blueburry Plo iJlTio. 59* hand, those who consider strong, un pamphleteer from New Orleans. $41.50 Maple Ladderback Side Chair, fiber-rush s e a t ...... 33.20 cation to the game—would survive. challenged unionism not only the right It is now being echoed by other $59.50 Twin Size Mattress, Stearns & Foster Regency ...... 85.80 way, but the most comfortable way, to I t ’s the same old story, isn’t It? Ju st extremist groups. Courtney re -P O M S fers to D ^ d as "that phony ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER $195.00 Slipper Chair, kick pleats, cinnamon damask cover . .. .116.15 handle Um problems of the industrial let ua discover something good, and ws M ti - Communist,’’ contending M T f H $27.50 (2) Maple Mates Chair, spindle back, e a c h ...... 19.95 age, and many segments of American can’t stand not spoiling It by simplify Dodd has compiled a "pro-Com- $89.50 47Vo” Round Maple Dining Table, extension plastic top . .61.55 muniat voting record" (con In d n str^ management and ownership ing it, speeding it up, making it easier ______Pl4®N OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! $82.95 (2 )‘Maple Captain’s Chair, spindle back, e a c h ...... 24.85 take this view. But there are, on the rather than Interesting for the specta sisting of support for foreign aid, the Federal Disarmament P ie r N K f/lT-ne5 $207.50 5 Pc. Modem Walnut Dinette, 86 x 54 x 72” surfboard table, The Freshest Spot In Town! other hand, those who take the view tor to watch or understand. Agency, and the test ban 4 side chairs, otange plastic back and seat covers...... 166. that .the right of a man to find a job It’i the same perverse urge which led treaty). MORIARTY BROTHERS $119.00 Modem Low Back Lounge Chair, foam cushion, blue texture, The real source for this attack wlt^oi^ being compelled to join a union, US, the moment we discovered profes walnut le g s ...... 73.45 FRESH CAULIFLOWER tbe .rlglit of an employer to hire a man Is Dodd's sponsorship of a bill V>iBLe: ^ ^ sional basketball could be a good, fast to regulate the sale of firearms, $79.00 Modem Lowback Lounge Chair, foam cushion, orange home without his being a member of a union, L E f S r $ SERYINO YOU WITH game, to make It twice as fast, until It which has whipped the lunatic 24 24 spun, walnut le g s ...... 42.25 Largo, inow*whlto, compact is ap basic and sacred a right as could became boring again. It’s the same fringe Into a frenzy. Says Court M o b H h a a t $79.50 Occasional Ai-m Chair, distressed gi'ay oak frame, blue-green heads at a low, low price! poi|ibly be contained in the structure kind of “improvement’’ professional ney: "Sen. Dodd, by Introduc ing hlB anti-gun bill, which nubby stripe co v e r...... 58.60 A t m olvlllsatlon which presumed to call football is in danger o f encountering if would restrict the purchasing of HOUR HOUR $85.00 19 X 48” Modem Walnut Cocktail Table, tapered legw . 28. Itself democratic. It continues to concentrate on the spec- guns by Mr. Average Citizen, ■URNER $85.00 19 X 28” Modem Walnut Jlnd Table, matches above.28. Opinions may differ, on both these U- tatore more than it does on Its game. shows where his sympathies lie raEL OIL $85.00 19 X 28” Modem Walnut Step Table, matches above.28. sue^. Obviously, different states would If, in its progress through oUier pas — and they are not for the pre servation of our constitutional DEUVERY FUEL OILS SERVICE $265.00 92” Modem Sofa, foam cushions, gold nubby texture cover, take, and have taken, different views on times, In its search for use to make of DOUBLE STAMPS republic.’’ walnut tapered leg s ...... 157.55 both issues. There are Connecticut its Increased leisure time, America Is This Is as zany as Robert $85.00 Ladies' Lounge Chair, cherry legs, red and green jacquard Dsn|oorats passionately in favor of the coming into a period at Increased at- Welch’s accusations that Dwight stales right to design its own leglsla- fection and respect for the ancient and D. Elsenhower and the Dulles weave cover ...... 47.55 WEDNESDAY brothers had Communist sym $88.00 X 25” Ottoman, Colonial print, box p leats...... 26.40 tnrs which the Democrats in Congress ageless artistries of tennis, It is entire CALL 643-5135 pathies. Dodd not only is a mili k Hartford, East Hartford, yfast Hartford, •re I determined to destroy. There are MANCHESTER » ly possible that some of the lure lies tant antl-Oomhuunlat, but as an 118 CENTER STREET Middletown and Manehoster. * >A Ooi^ootlout workingmen who would in the mysterious things the playsrs old. friend of Lyndon Johnson’s m * tils f rssdoro the Dsmoorats In Oon» say to one another in ttis ooufss at can get bis views into the Whits APre/f M L Houm. |MBS b n tryliic to sse tlwy iMvsr gst their eourtljr anoounten. Court • srdersd rsappertisni netoNtiimmmr* P A G E E IG H T MANOHESTBR EVBNIMO HERALD^ liANCHBSTEB, CONN., MONDAY. AUGUST 2. 1966 raMM MI II. I ...... American Byrds, first at 146 B. Center Bt. (near Marine, Viet Nam Town Named Spruce St.) about Aug. 16 and F a lM A la rm English B Birds later be moved to the second Launch Combine Offensive center, on Dm gounds of the city A falsa ftra a la m at Center for h i^ In Bristol. Choieetf Moots In Town Nattuui Nantaky about l i l t s thla morning In Music Fight The examinations are part of " OOCilTMBIA — Nathan Na* conoerned In VUt Nam to tht brought flraman to tba B a ^ (Oontiaued from Page One) the U.S. National Health Sur J twtaky, 74, of Pln« S t died ■Ida Raoraatton Building on oonfsrenoe table. vey authorized by (Congress to Spsi^aadlng the n e v * are I/INDON (AP) — A group of Health Test ^Saturday at Noarinrton Vet- ■ohool B t Tha alarm waa enough emphaals on the civilian American pop muatciana ciulad called collect statistical information on TUESDAY ONLY SPEOIAU Sraaa Hoapltal after a short blamad, aort of, on tha train. Prsrtdsnt Tito of Tumolavia, various aspects of child health ^ d e n t Gamal AbdeT Naoser the Byrds arrived In London aUnees. side” he said. today to face a threat from a Manchester is one bf two and to obtain data related to An amploya at tha build of the United Arab Republlo and eommunitiea In the Hartford- « Kr. Narotaky was bom In Russell said if there were a British group oallad tha Birds, child growth and development. LEAN, ALL BBBP ing laid a oampar from Prime Minister Lai Bahadur ToUond County area wliloh have ^^Russia and lived In New York Camp Kannady aooidantally plebiscite in South Viet Nam, As tha fivs Byrda landad from Before...... the actual medicalcal t4 teste, Shastri of India. Shastrl and been chosen as centsrs in a na- eOlty before oomlnf to Colum- .broka tha glasa o f the flrat Interviewers from the Bureau of tha people "would vote to place n to have Just held iiilka in Yu Naw York, tha fiva-man Britiah Uonwids aurvsy child health ^>ta SO years ago. floor alarm box. Tha chil at the Census will visit selected themselves under Ho Chi goslavia and the L i^ a n prime group sarvad a writ on tha this month. ^ He was a member of Cheat- dren are brought to tha Amerieans. households to esk qusstlons Mlnh," the North Vietnamese minister stopped off In Cairo on «aut Hill Synagogue and Osh building on rainy days. Tha Bald Lao do Olerclr tha man Tha examlnatlcne, conducted about the composition of each HAMBURG ; ” jnaner Brothers Society, New his way horns. by the Health Examination Sur 3 1 camp haa a shaltar, but president because of the Insta- ager ot the British Birds; "As iMMiaeludd. to identify eligible (Lm n 6 UM, PBB FAMILT) TVork City. He was an Army The three reportedly agreed opened on one side. blllty of the South Vietnamese far as we're concerned they are vey of the Public Health Serv sample children and to obtain •^reteran of World W ar I. to seek Inclusion of the Viet ice, will be given to about 200 information on the children’s £ Survivors Include his wife, government. (3onr at the conference Ubie passing themselves off imder Authoritative sources in Nsw our name,” children between the ages of six health. JKra. Ida Gtoldsmlth Narothky; and a halt to U.B. bombing of Coventry Delhi said nonallgned nations and slsvan in the two-county Following this initial visit, a ^ r e e sons. Dr. Paul Narotaky North Viet Nam to create a fa Mervyn Conn, British manag- area, selected from among the Public Health representative HIGHLAHD PARK MARKET «of Buffalo, N. Y., Murray Na- are going to make a new at vorable atmosphere tor talks. er, of the Byrds’ 16-day British entire 6 through ll-year-ohr pop tempt to bring governments will visit the household, com 817 inGHLAND STRBBT—-PHONE 848-4278 jo ts k y of Whitestone, N. Y., Lionel Bernard tour, retorted: "This is Just a ulation in this region by a eel piste a medical history of each and Joseph J. Narotaky of Co- case of thle other group trying entiflo sampling process. child and make necessary ar- •tiimbia; a daughter, Mrs. Uninjured After to win some publicity. The AU examinations will be given rtmgemsnts. Tht survey will Ooldle Llverant o f Colchester; Texas Police Are Seeking Byrds will play here, but tha In the Health Survey’s mobilt provide transportation to and four slaters, Mrs. Loula Dia Cair Overturns Birds won’t. I ’ll see to It person examination which willrill beI set up irom the examination center. mond, Mrs. Ethel Pickover, ally.” Read Herald Advertiflements Mrs. Sarah Cohen and Mrs. Friends o f Murdered G ieds James MoGuinn, 28, leader of Olttleson, all of New York Lionel W. Bernard, S9, of the American Byrds, chirped Violet Trail, was arrested for City, and seven grandchildren. *when it was located on an up: " I t ’s B pity this had to hap- Funeral services were held failure to drive in the estab* AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — A new pm. I hope it can all be set mystery left officers gropng apartment bouse parking lot this morning at Chestnut Hill Ushed lane and warned for diir* near the University of Texas. tled.” Synagogue. Burial was this af today as they sought to solve The missing articles included The American Byrds recently ternoon In Beth David Ceme ing after drinking after an ao* the slaying of two young beau luggage, clothing, toilet articles topped the British hit parade tery, Belmont, N. Y. Cary Grant and his new bride, American actress cldent early Sunday morning on ties whose bodies were foundto Lake St. and personal effects of both, with their song "Mr. Tambour The family suggests that Dyan Cannon, are shown in Bristol, England, this university-capital city Fri ins Man." Bernard’s car, eastbound on plus numerous pieces of kitchen those wishing to do so may where they visited the actor’s mother. day. . , The Britiah Birds have yet to YOB BOT equipment and pantry Items. make memorial contributions Lake St, overturned after hit The mystery: Why have not Miss Rigsby had brought aup- have a big hit. to a charity of their diolce. ting the shoulder on the right friends of Shirley Ann Stark and hand aide of the highway, police plles from the apartment she Weinstein Mortuary, Hart Susan Rigsby told what they said. The car rolled twice, com planned to occupy while at ford, was in charge of arrango- ing to rest on its left side. Ber know? ments. Cary Grant and New Bride The puzzle developed when tending summer olasMB at the nard told police he was blinded university. lotsjsobm Investigation showed the sorori A nim al by the lights of an oncoming Rene A. Devin ty Bisters changed their clothing Maj. K.R. Herbert of the Aus Honeymoon with Bad Golds car. He waa uninjured in the — presumably in the apartment tin police, coordinator of the Town Reports Rene A. Devin, 82, of Windsor, miahap. investigation, appealed for pub father of Mrs. Nancy Whalen of of friends — July 18 shortly be Trooper Lionel A. Ross eum- fore they were slain. But no one lic help in locating the missing Sons of Italy Outing and Fair at Bolton Irst National Stor^ Manchester, was killed in a BRISTOL, England (AP) —^mother, Mrs. Elsie Leach. She BECIUnATION PARK monad Bernard to appear in has come forward to say when articles. He urged that Qo finder swimming pool accident yester Honeymooning Cary Grant and has been a patient there for Circuit Court 19 in Manchester touch them lest valuable finger- Additions and bnprovements Viewing the homebaked goods for sale yesterday at the Sons o f Ita ly of America and Cana day In Windsor. about a year. or where they changed. da outing and fair at Roeemoimt Reetaurant, Bolton, are, left to right, Anthony DeLallo his 27-year-old bride are suf ora Aug. 2S to answer the Texas Ranger Bill Wilson said prints be destroyed. provided with the help o< area 2 Survivors also Include his An assistant matron at the ch&rsfM. Ranger Wilson said the room donors were recorded for the of Derby, eseistant grand venerable of the Sons of Italy of (fonnecticut; Richard Morra, mother, his wife, three sons, two fering from bad colds, the film home said Grant said nothing Ademacs Mark 25th Anniversary the information may be vital. first selectman of Bolton; Louis Palazzi of Manchester, chairman of the event; Mayor' state pollca aleo report the ar Officeiii also sought to find or apartment where the young peat year by the combined rec other daughters, three brothers, star's chauffeur said today. about his marriage to membera rest of six young men on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adamecd- women changed dresses oould reation and park departments. Francis Mahoney o f Manchester, and Anthony Taro of Torrlngton, supreme national trus Grant and his wife spent Sun nearly 160 articles of clothing, two sisters, twelve grandchil of the staff. charges of breach of the peace, of 56 Gardner St. celebrated band is a native of WUUngton be the most Important informa A floodlight system and a tee. More than 600 attend the outing. Duse Mazzlnl Lodge of Manchester sponsored the dren and several nieces and day alone in their hotel suite. makeup and household utensils Grant first met Miss Cannon apparently after a houseparty their 36th anniversary Saturday and son of the late Mr. and Mrs. ski tow were prtndded for Mt. event which featured booths, and pony and’ fire engine rides for children. Mayor Mahoney nephews. The staff of Bristol’s Royal stolen from the women’s auto tion of all. MORE LOW PRICES F HIGH QUALITY • WIDE VARIETY four years ago after he saw her at a Woodland Rd. home turned at Bolton Lake Hotel. A surprise V. Adamec. They have three Some officers have theoriaed and Selectman Morra cut the ribbon which opened the ceremonies. (Herald photo by Sater- Hotel told callers Grant had left mobile. » Nebo. The light system was In The funeral win be held on a television show. He had her into a general melee. dinner party for relatives and children, Clayton, Bette and the two visited friends in one of nle.) Wednesday at 8:16 a.m. from at 6 a.m. Sunday for the coun Separate funeral services stalled on the football field, PLUS GREEN STAMPS! agent arrange a meeting' be friends was given by their chil Kathleen. the many apartment houses the Merwln, Leek and Sheehan try. They said they weren’t sure Charged about 1 a.m. Sunday were plaimed for the slain girla using equipment -formerly lo cause he wanted to cast her for dren. Mrs. Adamec is employed in near the university and were Funeral Home, 35 Poquonock when he would return. morning were WllUam F. Mor- in Dallas. cated at Roberteon Park soft- a film. The coiQile waa married July the credit department of Sears abducted as they left. Police Refrigerator Ave., Windsor, with a solemn But all the time. Grant, 61, rli, 94, and Timothy Martin, 22, 28, 1940 in Brtmfield, Mass. Mrs. Bodies of the two sorority sis baJl field. The system and the Miss Cannon decided the part both of Storrs; Harry M. Black- Roebuck and Co., at the Man have been looking for suspects high Mass of requiem at St. Sind his bride, blonde American Adamec, a Manchester native, ters from Dallas, badly decom ski tow have an estimated val did not suit her, according to ney, 17, and Gary R. Blackney, chester Parkade. Her husband is in several attempted rape cases Oabriel's Church, Windsor at 9. actress Dyan Cannon, remained la the formdr Inez L. Skelly, posed and nearly nude, were ue o f $10,000 each. Forces Holdout her father, Ben W. Frlesen of employed at Pratt and Whitney, in fiiat vicinity. Burial will be in St. Joseph’s In their tWrd-floor suite. A hotel 20, both of PlalnviewTH.Y,; daughter of the late State Rep found hidden among weeds in a A shelter valued at $7,600 Seattle. Division of United Aircraft An autopsy report stated Miss Cemetery, Poquonock. [x>rter acted as a guard outside Walter B. Marine, 20, Bloom resentative Harwood J. and vacant lot near the north edge waa erected at C^imp Kennedy. To Buy Power The Baby “ But a few months later* she ington, Del.; and Jeann A. Corp., East Hartfprd. (Herald Rigsby was strangled but the Friends may call at the funer he suite. started going out with Mr. Mrs. Skelly of Tolland. Her hus Photo by Ofiara) of Austin. The spot is near a The report listed the 70 firms al home tonight from 7 to 9 and Grant revealed Saturday that White, Lincoln Park, N.J. roadside ditch where part of cause of Miss Stark’s death and indlvkluaia who contribu Grant and they have been dat' could not be determined. The WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (A P ) tomorrow from 3 to 8 and 7 to 9 they were married quietly In AU six posted $50 bond for their clothing turned up July 19, ted toward the shelter. Ing ever since,” Frlesen said. condition of the bodies also pre — Henry Boger held out for al p.m. Las Vegas, Nev., last month presentment In Circuit Court 12 a day after they disappeared. T o help defray expenses at L**« Grant’s first marriage in 1934 vented a pathologist from deter Been Named 4 There will be a recitation of with only a few close friends in Stafford on Aug. 9. Trooper After a painstaking check by Oamp Kennedy, ^,000 waa con- most 86 years but has finally to actress Virginia Cherrill end John Wlttensellner made the ar mining whether they were the Rosary tomorrow at 8 p.m. attending. ’The bride’s father ed less than a year later. He Mrs, Bourn Chairs Board relatives, police distributed a tributod by the Joseph P. Ken agreed to buy someone eUc’s rests. list of nearly 160 items missing raped. Justice of tha Peace Jer pit the funeral home. said the wedding took place married Woolworth heiress Bair- nedy Foundation with other electricity. July 22. from Miss Stark’s car July 20, ry Dellana said. eontributlona coming from IS bara Hutton in 1942, and that If it hadn't been for a new Sirs. William F. Ferguson ’Ihe actor told an Interviewer: For Community Colleges area donors, according to the marriage was dissolved three refrigerator which wouldn't run , Mra Catherine McCann Fer “ We kept it secret because report Christensen, Eric Tod, son of George Edward and Janet years later. In 1949 he married Hospital Notes on th« direct' current he had guson. 60, of IS Franklin St., marriage is a very private af actress Betsy Drake. That las The report said the ootnbln- Sweeney Christensen, Ellington Ave., RockviUe. He waa wife of Atty. William F. Fer fair and I prefer to do things Mrs. Katherine Bourn, chalr-Otransfer o f the community col- Italian Police Roundup tng of the departments laat No been generating, Boger proba ted nine years. man o f the Manchester Board of bora July 26 at Manchester Memorial HospiteU. His maternal guson, former assistant Super PATIENTB TODAY: 223. leges to state control, ahe said. vember has resulted in "a more bly would have lived out his life quietly, without fanfare or in Miss Cannon began her Holly Education and recently appoint grandmother Is Mrs. Marguerite Sweeney of 24 Stark ior Court clerk, died yesterday trusion.’’ WEBKEND ADMISSIONS. Hopefully, she added, recom efficient department operation, in the belief that he could do wood career eight years ago ed member of the state’a Mrst weather St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. at Manchester Memorial Hoe- Grant kept things that way Mrs. Mary Brown, 4 Avon St.;. mendations for a transfer by Nets Underworld Chiefs including centralized automo without electricity from a utility with a bit part in a movie. She Board for Community Colleges, Sept. 1 can be drawn at this William Christensen, Pucker St., South Coventry. He has a pital. Sunday. He and his bride had no Mrs. Rose Brough, 20 Oak St., tive mitintenance and adminis — Duke Power (3o. ' Boger has appeared since then in a Rockville; Sebastian Caramma, has been elected chairman of meeting and acted’ upon by the brother, Thomas Jon, 12; and a sister, Barbara, 6%. CHUCK balked at paying the utility’s $20 A Mrs. Ferguson was bom in visitors, accepted no messages (Continued from Page One) ploded. The car had been booby- trative functions." , • * • * • ’* number of movies and television Hartford; George Chapin, 146 that body. commlasion before that date. connection fee when the lines Mandiester, a daughter of or phone calls and took their shows. Most recently she had trapped in a war between Mafia Fiaao, Leah, daughter of Lawrence F*rederlck and Rom Walnut St.; Mrs. Constance Another Manchester resident, Powell, in his capacity as sec went up in the 1930s. Thomas and Catherine Connel meals in their suite. the female lead in the road narooUcs traiffic and extor- gangs. But police became the VETERANS’ GRAVES Duprey Flano o f R ta 6 and 44A, Bolton. She waa born July BONE-IN - FIRST CUTS ly McCann, and lived here all Clarke, Storrs; Patrick Q>lan- Theodore Powell of the State retary o f the board, will help Boger, who will be 81 in Sep LB The couple went Saturday to a company of “ How To Succeed in tion. rtetims when they made a rou 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand- her Hfe. gelo, 134 White St.; Julia Dough Board of Education, has been with much o f the administrative Improvement in the care of tember, has owned, operated nursing home in nearby Clifton Business Without Really Genco Russo made his Sicili tine check of the car abandoned arents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duprey, Rt. 6, Andover. ^ Survivors, besides her hus erty, 179 W. Center St;; Dr, appointed temporary executive work entailed In organizing the veterans’ graves was noted by and slept in Boger’a garage to visit Grant's 87-year-old Trying.” an headquarters in Mussomeli on a Palermo street. [er paternal gnmdmother Is Mrs. EilzabeUi Flano of Birch Barbecue Favorite — All Cut From band, include a son, James Fer Harold Field, Conway Rd.; secretary o f the same group. state system of community col the custodian after several vis until he was sent to north Italy since May 10, 1024. Mt.g Rd., Bolton. She has a brother, Lawrence Arthur, 18%; guson of Mancheerter, and a Charles Filler, 82 Cottage St.; As chairman of the newly leges. Specifically, he indicated, its to town cemeteries. Place under a taiw permitting eiqpul- There were no power or tele' and a sister, Rosanne Elizabeth, 11. Heavy Westefh Steer Beef daughter, Mias Agnes Fergu- ers, Nicholas DePace and Wil ert Bums, Jeremiah Lyons Jr., Blanche Fournier, Stafford formed board, Mrs. Bourn will he should be involved In prob ment of headstones In a wide phone lines on the dirt road In aon of Hartford. liam DePace, all of Brooklyn. Springs; WlUiam Oates, Thomp- attempt to lead in forming pol lems related to contractual ob sioo from Sicily of suspected base, the custodian said, has Thomas Smyth and Samuel Mafia members. His police Americu§ Jury 1924, so he installed a direct Robinson, Kim Lee, daughter of Wilbert and Priscilla The funeral wlH be held to- The funeral will be held to Dunlap. sonvUle; Thaddeus Grltzor, icies and preparing budgets for ligations and property rights of prevented chipping of stones by current generator. the community colleges In the record shows past accusations power mowers. Brock Robinson, 6 Eldrldge St. She was bom July 27 at kesh pkouul CHUCK StlA K pnorrow at 8:30 a.m. from the morrow at 9 a.m. at St. Bren Wapplng; Beth Harrison, 166 the three colleges, analyzing When he did hook up last T U U state, which presently number of homicide, extortion, robbery H ears Murder Because Of the difficulty of lo Mtmehester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grandparents W. P. Quisih Funeral Home, 225 dan’s Church, Brooklyn. Burial Mrs. Charles R. O’Reilly Oakland St.; Mrs. Jeanette their budgets and arranging for month, Boger found that the Center Cut UoiM-hi three. She will also represent the transfer o f personnel from and thef^.- cating all the veterans’ graves are Mr. and Mrs. James McLoon of Prospect. Her maternal Main St., with a solemn high will be In St. Charles Ceme Funeral services for Mrs. Hindson, 7 Lockwood St.; Heidi company no longer charges art Maas of requiem at St. James’ tery, Pinelawn, N.Y. the board at meetings of the town to state payroU systems. Of the other seven men taken Charges Today for Memorial Day commemera- grandmother is Mrs. Josephine Srock of Youngstown, Ohio. Brenda Bensche O’Reilly' of' 3 Holcomb, 161 Oak St.; Max Ka- installation fee. cAinaiouns She has a sister, Norene, 18. Church. Burial will be in S t The Burke Ftmeral Home, 78 brick, 19 Park St., RockviUe; State Commission on Higher Previously having served with into custody today, three had tlon, the custodian suggested STYll Ridgewood St., wife of Charles Biducatlon. U.S. backgrounds. that each cemetery provide a “ My first bill came a few LB James’ Cemetery. Prospect St., Is in charge of Mrs. Barbara Langford, 428 W, the Study Committee on Higher (Continued from Page One) days ago,” he said, “ and it was CHUCK STIAK R. O'Reilly, were held this At the first formal meeting The three: suitable memorial and flag pole CALIFORNIA EACH California Friends may call at the fu- arrangements. Middle Tpke.; Joseph Moore, 79 Education in Connecticut, Pow Just a dollar something, Beral home tonight from 7 to 9. morning at the John F. Tierney of the board on Aug. 12 at tha ell said that he would now try Frank Garofalo, 74, migrrated where services could be held to JUMBO There will be no calling hours. Funeral Home, 219 W, Center Garden St.; Prank Moskltla, 64 Integrated groups were turned thought it’d be three or four dol The family requests that those State Capitol, she will bring up to translate Into reality the laws from his native Sicily to the tenor all veterans buried there. SHOULDM St. The Rev. Paul G. FTokopy, Turnbull Rd.; Donna Munroe, away at the Firet Baptist and lars, anyway.” FOR A DAY. WEEK...OR L O N G E R LBS John R. Ellison wishing to do so may make for consideration all the prob he had helped to set up as United States when he was 11, L8 pastor of Zion Evangelical Lu TalcottvlUe; Rarbara McPaU, 36 STIAK . John R. Ellison, 71, of Jack- memorial contributions to the lems presently surrounding the member of the committee. returned to Sicily in 1966, sus First Methodist churches. Green Peppers London Broil theran Church, officiated. Burial Durant St.; Mrs. Marie McGreg Berlin a Factory City •on Heights, N.Y., formerly of pected of narcotics smuggling. “ I can tell you seriously, if Manchester Memoriad Hospital was in East Cemetery. or, Wapplng; Mrs. Audrey Niles, A 1965 Cor from 2 15< G Manchester, died Friday at building fund. 778 Center St.; Leo Parlseau, Rosario Vltallti, 68, a Taormi you come down here looking for Priest Talks Boy B e a r e r s were George BEIRLIN — Berlin Is Ger Jackson Heights. 369 Woodland St.; Mrs. Anne Stream Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Jan na resident described by police violence, you’re going to get it,” M oriarty Rrofhors YeHow Squash Bensche, Hans Bensche, John many’s largest industrial cen • He was the son of Andrew Anthony Kishldnnaa Parker, 10 Coleman Rd.; Paul ice Elngland and daughter, Cov as an Italian-American suspect they were told at the Baptist RENT Ground Chuck Lahda, Albert Yoreo, Victor Gu- 12th Orenit ter. Electrical products, ma Out of Robbery 4nd Lucy Trotter Ellison and RoU, East Hartford; Roland entry; Mrs. Patricia Doucette ed of belonging to International church by Fire <3hief H. K. Hen Anthony Ki^ikiunas, 79, o< blnus and Raymond Misaltls. chinery and clothing are made ^ ft Manchester about SO years Rychllng, Ik^d Brook; Mai> and daughter, Coventry; Mrs. narcotics gangs. derson, a church deacon. Hartford, brother of Ben Huck by its major industries. About NORTH HAVEN (AP)—Police •8V- of 51 Turnbull Rd., died Satur garet Smith, Waterford; Otis Eleanor GalU and son, 66 Nor Court Cases Vincenzo Martinez, 69, a U.S. PreAica PricM MTactlva Mendoy, tuaedoy mto WMbiaeday Only j Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Albert F. MlUer man S t At the Methodist church, at 88 per cent of its manufactures say 17-year-old Lawrence Dl- day at Hartford Hospital. Southerlln, South Windsor; Jo citizen llring In Marsala, Sicily, tended by Mayor T. Griffin Mrs. Elizabeth Ellison; two Funeral services for Mrs. auspected of narcotics dealings are exported. Ooia of 70 Rock Road Is the sons, John Ellison of Storrs Survivors also Include his seph Urlano, 98 Norman St.; Walker, an unidentified church youth who was talked out of w'ife, three sons, a sister and Elizabeth Wlnzler Miller of Can Mrs. Helen White, RFD 8, Ver MANOHE8TER SESSION in connection with the U.S. un arid Dr. Richard Elllison of New official told the group, "W o don’t robbing St. Therese Church Sun one grandchild. ton, formerly of Manchester, non. Lawrence Jeffries, 18, of 200 derworld. 7-OZ SAVE Hampshire, and two grandchil have room for you.’ ’ How To Hold day. Funeral services were held were held Saturday afternoon at BIRTHS SATURDAY: A State News Four of the five suspects dren. the Watkins-West Funeral Lydafl St. pleaded nolo conten The demonstrators knelt DlGola was charged with at CANS 3 4 c this morning at Rose Hill Fu daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thom police said were at large were briefly on the sidewalk In front Ar Brand new. fully equipped cars ready to go. Bumble Bee^T"3 Graveside services were held Home, 142 E. Center St. The dere to the charge of robbery tempted robbery with violence. this afternoon at East Cema- neral Home, 580 Elm St., as Gibbons, 66 Donnel Rd., Ver- among the eight with U.S. back of the church, then left. FALSE TEETH Rocky HiU. Burial was in Rose Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pastor of nim; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roundup with violence in connection with grounds. The four: The robbery attempt was Ar Reasonable rates. 1-LB10OZ S I 00 SAVE tory. MeanwhUe, the head of the M ore Firm ly In Place made around noon as T^e Rev. Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Concordia Lutheran Church, offi Gerald Lund, CJoventry; a son to the Wallach’s grocery store rob Joseph O rrito, 64, a U.S. cit CANS 16c ciated. Wesley Smith was soloist. local movement, the Rev. J. R. Co your fklM tastb annoy and em Thomas F. Dignam was helping Vets' Dog Food 8 Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Webber, izen, bom in Sicily and residing A- Full insurance coverage. Theodore E. Wood 8r. David A lm on d was organist. (Continued from Page One) bery on Green Rd. July .9 Campbell, said a visit an barrass by slipping, dropping or wob- count the collection in the rec Oakland St. .'^- in Oallfomla, wlUwut a previous buhs when you sat, laugh or talk? 4-OZ SAVE Theodore E. Wood Sr., 67, of Burial was in East Cemetery. A hearing of probable cause nounced for tonight by Dr. tory. Mrs. Anthony Francesld aiRTHS YKSTTIRDAY; A arrangemcnta were still in the police record in Italy but de Just sprinkle a little PASTEETH on ■k Large discount if your car is in our shop for Bast Hartford, father of L^n - Bearers were Edward Wln will be held on Thursday. He is Martin Luther King Jr. had your pistes. Tills alkaline (non-acid I Police said a youth wearing CANS 6 5 c nrd J. Wood of Manchester, died RCKKVILLE — Mrs. Natalie son to Mr. and Mrs. D. Weller trunk. scribed by police as a friend of been canceled. repairs. Mushrooms 5 still released under $6,000 bond. powder holds false teeth more firmly a stocking over his head walked Franceski, 75, of Windsor zler, Andrew Wlnzler, John Wa- Dugan, 16 HlUslde Manor Ave., Luciano. * and more comtortsbly. No nmmy, yesterday at his home. brek and Ernest Tureck. Three young men all pleaded He said King, president of the In, drew what appeared to be a Locks, mother of Edward Fran Vernon; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Caiogero (Charles) Orlando, gooey, psstytasta...... or feeling.l.OiDas Does not 1-QTM-OZ( SAVE Survivors also include his PRINCIPAL’S HEARING guilty to the charges of unneces SaLC, would go Instead to Phil •our. Oheclu "plate odor' (denture pistol, and demanded $100. ceski of Rockville, died yester Samuel Swain, 20 Knox St. NEW HAVEN (A P )—Student 69, Sicillan-lwrn U.S. citizen liv Phraoppla-Grapefruit CANS wife, another son, two sisters sary noise with a motor vehicle. adelphia, because “ he felt like breath). Oat PABTEETH today at Father Dignam didn’t hand Juice Drink 2 0 c day in a Windsor convalescent and three grandchildren. DiaCHAHGHlD SATURDAY: records that had been checked Peter Ifllinski, 21, of 82 H lU li^ ing in New York, suspected by drug oountars artrywhara. MORIMin BROTHERS he was more needed there.” over any money. Instead he home. Mrs. Erika Wayland, 62 Deer- by a certified public accountant Italian police of being Involved The funeral will be held Public Records St, was fined $10 each on two S u n d a y ’s demonstrations talked to the intruder, who 1-PT 60Z I SAVE Survivors also include five field Dr.; Phillip Morriasette, were introduced into the record in drug and currency smuggling 801 CENTER STREET —■ TEL. 648-6116 UQUIO Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from counts because Judge Max marked the tenth day of racial listened, put away his gun and 87L the Benjamin J. Callahan Fu other sons and five grandchil 271 Autumn St-; Wallace as a public hearing into charges and being in contact with inter Joy Detergent 6 c dren. Warrantee Deeds Relcher felt he d eserv^ a light' strife that has brought death Tracy. 476 WethereU St.; L,ea against suspended Hillhouse national gongs. left. LEASING PLANS FOR ALL 1966 MAKES * MODELS neral Home, 1602 Mafn St., East er fine since he hod already ^ bloodshed to this town of 16 ,- A private funeral will be held Ronald E. Wright rind Elaine Me Ames, 13 Cumberland SL; School Principal Robert T. Le- Santo Sorge, 67, bom In Genco SUMMER SPECIAL! Hartford, with a solemn high Wednesday from the Thomas spent three days in the Hartford Mass of requiem at 9 a.m. at Wallett Wright to Robert H. Sa Mrs. Lucinda Boyce, 184 Vlne opened today. Rutfso’s town of Mussomeli and Portable Typewriter W. Johnson Funeral Home, 105 lerno and Bemardine Salerno, School St.; Samuel Turcotte, 66 State Jail after being arrested Vlolence erupted briefly Sat Cleaned, Oiled Cheeelet*, lewea S A V I 4 6 c St, Mary’s Church, East Hart The hearing being held by the Ml a warrant charging him with now a U.S. citizen, living in New Oak St.. Windsor Locks, with a property at 299 Cooper Hill St. Overland St.; Thomas Greer urday when about 80 white men 14-o z m o o ford. New Haven Board of Education the two counts. York City, accused in the 'peust Adjusted •7.99 Ekistie Stocking* MOITOKS Mass of requiem at St. Mary’s Marion W. Badeau to Joseph 14 Loomis St.; Mrs. Jean in the Hall of Records was de •lugged demonstrators a few New Ribbon PKGS ■ Friends may call at the fu Church, Windsor Locks. Burial of fraud, espionage and political CREAM piozm R. Badeau, property off Lock- Clough, East Hartford; Mrs. layed for more than 30 minutes Judge Relcher fined Albert consplra^cy. minutes before Whatley’s funer Trusses — M tt 4 neral home tonight from 7 to 9 will be in St. Adelbert’s Ceme al was to begin. YALE and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and wood St. EUeen Ruggiero, 396 Woodland by a failure In an electronic Scabies, 18, of 31% Foster St. Gaetano Russo, 78, Palerom- tery, Thompsonville. $20 for the charge of unnecee- Typewriter Service T to 9 p.m. Mildred A. Laughton to Harry St.; Mrs. Prtocina Robinson. 9 recording system. bom U A cltiien, of New York, Demonstrationa started after 'Diere will be no calling hours. sary noiM, $3 for failure to 649-4986 ARTHUR DRUG G. Morrison and Magdellne M. EWrldge S t; MarUn Butcher In charges made public by known sdso as Tom Russo, de a deputy arrested four Negro carry registration, and for ALL PURPOSE CLEANER tSOZ OQ- CSiailes P. Henry Morrison, property at 160 Cham Glastonbury; Raymond Scter- the board, LeVine has been held scribed as friend of Luciano and women July 20 when they re- Charles Parsons Henry, 60, of bers St. lacken, Hebron; Georae Sam- responsible for alterations in the failure to carry a license. Oosa Nostra exponents. fosed to leave a wlflte voting Salada <>^" 69c Top Job 1-PT 12-OZ an 71e BTl O x C line West Hartford, brother of Mrs. Funerals plerl, 34 Ridgewood Dr., Rock maiica of 166 students during a Brien Schwarm, 20, of 26 Main ’ Police said the other five In- during a local election. Wonderful Ernest P. Hayes to Ward D. ville: FlMpe de Jeeua, 4to Dem- five-year period. ' St., Talcottville was fined $26 pey were ordered released Jack Nielson of Manchester, Dougan and Astrid J. Dougan, vrtved in the crackdown also died Saturday at his home. Ing Mm. Kathryn Meach- for u^ecessary noise. had U.S. connections, even from jail Friday by a federal FABRIC SOFTENER 1-PT Thomas J. Toman property at 110 Strickland St. things - Survivors also include his om, Rt. 6, BoHon; Glenn W il Migdalia Johnson of Glaston though they did not have speci Judge in Macon. Star-Kist c«< 39c Downy K}T l OZ BTL 89c l-OZ BTL 4 9 c The funeral of Thomas J. To James W. Maher to Francis H. son, 27 Cook S t; Angelo Maa- bury pleaded guilty to the wife, two daughters, two broth Cowan an^iEllzabeth L. Cowan, fic American backgrounds. Pim ^BLPHIA (AP) — The man of 41 Sherwood Circle was Bollnl. Notch Rd., Bdton; Ro Building Costs charge of breach of peace and Four of the five were taken into ers, two sisters, and a grand- held Saturday morning from the property on Greenwood Dr. Dr. Martin Luther K l^ happen eUId. land Bellerive, Putnam; Joseph was fined $36, She was accused custody today; •aid today tha aU-whlU Girard SHORTENIFJG John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Milton E. Doebener to An Day, 102 Carter St.; Deborah $265,089 in July of shoplifting nearly $80 worth 1-U CAN 3 9 c ;The fimeral will be held to thony Botticello, two parcels on Filippo Gloe Impsrlale, 61, of OoUege here ie what he called a Star-Kist 3 ‘<5S 89c Crisco 3-11 CAN 97c 219 W. Center St., with a Mass Desruisseaux, North Windham: of merchandise last Wednesday Palermo, suspected of tobacco with 2 morrow at 8ns a.m. from the Perrett PI. tragic symbol of Negro rejec- of requiem at St. Bridget’s Robert Daub. 82 HlHlard St.: Taxable construction f o r from a Parkade store. smuggling. Police said he had Richard W. Sheehan Funeral Church. The Rev. John J, Del Stefano Francis Casallno .and Mrs. Sandra MJotaiea. 14 Prog- should be removsd. A//- Rome, 1084 New Britain Ave., which permits wars issued last John Dancosse, 17, of 496 Tbl- made clandestine trips to tha aney was celebrant. Mrs. Bar Angelina L. Casallno to Elisa rem Ave., RockviUe; Robert land Tpke. pleaded guilty to the Unltsd States. CASH from West Hartford, with a solemn beth Ann Droney and Genevieve Bombardier, 102 month dropped approximately Nptol Peace wtamer, bara Murphy was organirt. Bu Deepwood 26 per cent below the totals for charge of breach of peace and .Diego Plala, 87, a Trapani Nylonge “s, " MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1965 r PAQB TyBLVB ______------;------_ THE PA< Herald Angle Goat’s Horns Out for Hero’s Halo South Windsor Wins Legion Zone Laurels • r EARL YOST ■porta Ddltor P o w ell’s Mexicans Fight Back Teepee Tales from Yankeeland To Seize Tennis Title YANKEE STADIUM — After leaving 18 runners Home R un gtranded in a 10-6 opening game setback against New DALLAS, Tex. (APF—Spurred by a splendid double* York yesterday, Cleveland retaliated in the nightcap OC with ace hurler Sam McDowell and managed to salvage Decisive victory, the Mexican Davis Cup team launched an up. Ml a day's and a series split. The Yanks staged a come- hill bid today to seize the American Zone champion* from-liehind rally to take the lid-lifter before a fine ship from the United States. NEW YORK (AP) — It Faced with the monunenUl crowd of 34,207, but McDowells do«sn’t take much for a 5? liad too much ’’mustard’’ for task are Rafael Osuaa and An the Yanks In the second game. culprits being Leon Wagner and man Boof Powell’s size to Rutherford Wins tonio Palafox, who muat aweep Pedro Oontsles. turn goaVs horns into a both ilnglea matchaa from Den- The handsome McDowell, who nls Ralston and Arthur Ashe. m wears long sideburns, ala cow hero’s halo. A swing here Atlanta Feature m boys, scattered just four hits and there and the job’s Osuna, Mexico’s ftnest tennis to while fanning 11 In raising hia Hitters No More And $17,450 Lxiot player, square off against top- American League - leading Nary one .800 hitter. Includ done. ranked Ralston and Palafox strikeout total to 201. He re ing reserves, dots the roster of Powall, tha strapping Balti challenged Ashe, tha amoslng the Y $ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1906 PACn fU T lB N . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1965 PAGE FOURTEEN Articles For Salt 45 Suburban For Bala 75 Suburban For Bnlo Yi -« Help Wanted— Male 86 Household Gooda 51 Roomi Without Bourd 59 Apartmento— FIat»— Houses hor Suit 72 Houses For Belt 72 Housse For Bale 72 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN TenMUMta 68 BusineM Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW LOAM BALE! « • « » H f k*"* HOVING out of town. Must BEDROOM, nicely furnished, In SEVEN ROOM Split Level, MANOHBSTER- Two family, FOUR FAMILY. 4-room units, VERNON — S-bedroom Ranch, VERNON — Immaculate t- • d r i v e r — Salesman for retail dispose four rooms fumlturs, fireplace, built ■ Ins, garage, ysars-old I rooms Split Laval, , Offered 13 los cream truoks. Must be 16 now $12.80. FUl. gravel, » d . cluding TV, private homt, free MAN0HE8TER — TWo bedroom tread 160x460 lot, garage, 34’ B-e, garagsa, close to Main 8i., prime east side location, all s p RiGirrHowiif ■tone, manur«, wblU Band for linens, dishes, overythlng. Bx- parking. 64S-ni6. fully rented, in excellent condi pllancss. Wssisy R. Smith atorms, fenced yard, near in axoellsnt young aMouUva > 1 years of age or over andjiavs modem duplex, full baeement, firsplaced Uvlng room, kitchen, nelghboiliood, wooded lot wttl HAVE TIME — Will work. Odd LOOW aRlW-BUT^ ■and boxaa and poola. 648- oellent values. Can be saen dining room, 8 bedrooms, heat tion, separate uUHtles. Wolvcr- Agency, Realtor, 648 1667. adhool, $16,900. Owner, 878- CLASSIFIED Jobs our specialty. Will do most driver's license. Apply • anytlms. Call 640-3368. ROOM FOR lady or gentleman, backyard, $136. 64S-7114. 4661. view on deadend streat, * e r t j w ftrrm mornino.' p.m. at SAW Magaslne f 9604. ed family room, l% baths, best ton Agency, Realtors, •49-M18. anything. Call 643-2087 or RI 8- quiet. Inquire 334 Charter Oak quality, $38,600. Wolvsrlon KEENEY SCHOOL area, 8 room walk to new sobool, paneted i 188 Main St.. 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HOTPOINT stove with timer: Heal and G.E. kitchen ap with 6 acres and trout brook, quiet deadend straat, % aefaU j COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLARIFIED ADYT. homes, multiple dwellings, eoil pliances tnoludsd. 566 A priced, $11,700. Wolverton 644-8863. If you are over 21 and Aitkin Co., 27 Tolland Tpk*.. O.E. washer fllter-flo; outboard Agency, Realtors, 649-3818. Bel Air Real Estate. 648-9383, of lawn, flowers, tiourishlag i MONDAY Timi ftU DAY 10:«0 A.M. — 8 ATUBDAY • A.M. motor; best offer. 649-9282. J. D. Realty, 648-6138, 576 Hilliard Street. Open MANCHESTER _ New 7-room bondable and wldh to work Mancheator. Garrison Colonial, 13x34 liv MANOHE8TBR — new listing. 649-4693. garden and stone uraUs. Im- j for a growing contmany, Mondsy-Frtday, 7 ;30-8:80, MANCHESTER — 6 room older Household Services COMPLETE SET of fireplace WE HAVE customors waiting ing room, family room, built 4 bedroom Cape, large fire- maculate custom 6 room, S git- J call West Redding, Conn., COMPLETE Papering tor the renul cf your aparT or calf for appointment. house, aluminum siding, porch WAPPING — I bedroom custom Ished Cape. Oarags. Roar oav- i PLEASE READ YOUR AD Offered 13-A flxturee and logs, bram; full Warren E. Howland, Real In kitchen, spacious lot. Priced placed living room, enclosed biilK Ranch at 30 Ridge Rd., 938-3232 collect. with straight edge. Full slie ment or boms. J. D. Realty, right. Hayea Agency, 646-0181. porch, kitchen with buitt-ins, es. garage, near school, buses ered paUo, bulU-ln kltdMn, d ^ { CaaMilM or “Wont Ado” ore tokwi ovor the • Violin. Ratchet die atook U • size maple bed and dremer, tor. 360 Main Street, Msn- and stores. 918.900. Marion Ed- deadend street, magnificent HOUSEHOLD Furniture re mafetreM and box springs, al- 648-6139. Buckley Bchool ares. Leonard luxe bsth down, osm unflnlsbaa { MBVMUoBoe. The odverttoor ehouW read hta ad the FIRST 1". 876-2011. chsster, 648-1108. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful hind Real Estate 389-4619. 644 view, mid 20's (Jail owner, 649 DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the stored and reflnl.shed, colors nrnst new; 2 matching tables; Agency, Realtors, 446-0469. up. Partial dormar. Baasmont | THREE ROOM apartment, Ranch, large living room, for- 0414. 1260 or 287-9600. partitioned Into rooms, partial” { next InoertloiL The Herald la reeponalble lor only ONE changed. Call for estimate 649- MAINTENANCE Service man, sewing basket with seat top; 6649. LARGE OOLUER carriage, stove, refrigerator. 247 No. m ^ dining room, eaUnot WARANOKE ROAD fy heated, Amsslte drlva.’ n e t or omitted Inaertlon for any adverttoenient and then only full - time. 11-7 shift, steady large broM clothes rack; 3 4-3 ROOM TWO Family, excel VERNON $27,600 buys ex only used 2 months. Excellent Main St., Call 640-6220. 9-6. kitchen. 2 b ^ r t ^ . r s c r » - . no. 141 .. . vacant Caps, 4 bsd- Shnuld be seen. Iteslly fl- ' to the extent of • **miilie food** Ineertlon. Eirore which do not work, many fringe benefits, in drawer chest; large redwood WE HAVE Apartments 7% lent starter, good location, ecutive seven room Ranch, two REWEAVTNQ of bums, moth cluding shift bonus. Inquire 7 condition. 646-0016. tion nxMn,_lMdsospe^ y**’*^- rooms, two full baths, rec room. nanced I a.wrencs F. FlaaO, ]f------the value of the advertlaemont will not M oorreoted by holes. Zippers repaired. Win cedar ohMt. 049-7314. NEW 3-room country apart rooms, $110; 4 rooms, $146, (2 Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, priced for quick sale, $16,900. baths, two garages, acre lot, a.m. - 3:30 p.m. dally, Satur YOU SAVED and slaved for bedrooms);- 4 rooms, $135. Many features, must be seen to built-in hutch, beamed ceilings. Realtors. 6464M34, 648-3766, 74g- . ■^OMho cood** inaertlon. dow shades made to meavire, ments, garages, all electric, 643-0963. Call Eugene Gagllardone. 649 6364. , day 12 noon. 643-1141, Ext. 26. well to wall carpet. Keep it new TWO PIECE living room set. nice suburban setting, $90. par Hsat, hot water, kitchen ap be appreciated. Trades oonsld- 2760. J. D. Realty Co., 648- Barrows k Wallace. 649-6806 all alses Venetian blinds. Keys Civ/E eceoiguM A An equal opportunity er~ $70. Bedroom set, $66. Televi sred. (RoefevtUe. Toll Free) made while you wait. Tape re with Blue Lustre. Rent elec month, no lease. Leonard pliances Included. Call Warren SEVEN ROOM olOar home, 4 5129. SUBURBAN — $9,700. Trivm af, : «QUAR£ VARPS Of SAMP ployer. tric shampooer $1. The Sher sion sat $70. 644-4226. Agency, Realtors, 646-0409. E. Howland 648-1108. bedrooma, 3 baths, lot 72x151. FOR SALE - -0% room Ranch, corders for rent Marlovr’a. 807 T. J. Croclcett, Realtor on lovely treed lot, slumlnum trees, lake prlvllegas, 4 or 5 875-3136 Main.. 648-6321. AMPSUPPEMLV HE'S A win-Williams Co, Marlon E. Robarteoo, Realtor. MANCHESTER — 5 large room M 3 -2 711 ASSISTANT RANCH — 8 bedrooms, large 643-1577 home, excellent for retirement storms, carpeting, stone fire room home, fireplace, garage, 448-6968. immediate occupancy. Mini FURNITURE reflnlshed, colors COMSIMATION Of TARZAM, PHILOO refrigerator, 12 cubic NORGE refrigerator, $40; also THREE ROOM apartment, 470 lot. garage, references re or starter liome. garage, hot place, attached garage, many SAM90M ANP MERCULES- MANAGER foot, 2-door; 9x9 umbrella tent; freeser, $40. 640-3060. quired, $160. per month. 646- MANCHESTER -6 room Cape FOUR BBDR(X)M8, aluminum water oil heat, fireplace, city extras. $17,600. By owner, 875- mum down payment, low changed, scratches and dents Main St.. $90. Call 649-6329 , 9-6. siding, dishwasher, IVi baths, monthly psymente. Lawrence removed. Manchester Re- drapes and curtains. 429*6848, 8464. on bus line, handy to Schools, utilities, nicely treed and 8360. SH0«.TfN£.. m * i9 0 K T n FTVE PIECE bronzetons kit POUR ROOM apsu-tment, third shopping, etc. $14,900. Phil- nice lot, double garage, bnme- F Flsno Realtors, 643-2744, 646- Tronbit Reaching Our Advertiser? finishlng Oo. 643-8383. For Dairy Store. Write for Storrs. chen set used six months, $30. shmbbed, quick occupancy. MONTAUK.L.Z. interview, stating qualifica floor, stove, adults. Call 649 brick Agency, 649-8464. dlale occupancy. R^uced to Charles Lesperance, 649 7620. COVENTRY — I^kefront 5'A 0424, 742-6864 Apartment size gas stove, no .3679. FOUR R(X)M apartment, heat, $18,200. Lappen Agency, 649- room year 'round home, oil 24-Hour Answering Service tions, work experience and reasonable offer refused. Call THREE - BEDROOM Ranch, Building— Contracting 14 salary expected. Box O, hot water, and stove. 643-9280. NEW TWO-Famlly duplex. 6-8, 5261, 649-6140. MANCHESTE3R -Immaculate hot water heat, fireplace, alu Boats and Accessories 46 643-9947. 21 HUNTINGTON St.—6 rooms, nice location, separate heat minum storms and screens, full newly painted, with brook In ' Herald. COLONIAL. Hollister St,, near five room older house and gar Free to Heraid Readers NEWTON H. SMITH A SONS— first floor, sunporoh, adults, 136 W(X)DLAND St. — Clean ing systems, city u.'llltles. Call age, aluminum siding, furnace. cellar, excrtlent condition. hack, finished recreation room, Remodeling, repairing, recrea Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted— ^Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 16 FOOT, 38 Johnson eng(lne, m o v in g — Selling kitchen set, 8 room apartment, first floor all schools, six rooms, 1% fireplace in basement, $16,9001 . Want InfOmiatlon on one of oar elaaalfled adrerttaementaf No k it c h e n HELPER and dellv stove, refrigerator, washer builder, Leon Cieszynski, 649- 6 years old, near shopping, bus, Good value at $13,900 Wolver tion rooms, additions, garages, ery man. Apply In person. electric start, with trailer. sofa-bed, dryer, drapes, lamps, available. 849-7617. flat, heat Included, near 4291. baths, aluminum siding, imma schools. (!)ompare at $13,500. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Call owner, 649-2269. a^TTir at tbo Mephone UatedT Simply oaQ tho concrete work. Call 649-3144. $298.50 LADY TO WORK three days PART-TIME service station at air - conditioner, window fans culate, Immediate occupancy. tendant wanted, experienced Charter Oak Restaurant, 120 Wonderful pleasure and fishing schools, churches, bus, shop Marlon Ediund. Real Estate, Opportunity To Own weekly (Tues., Wed., and boat. Fully equipped with wa and miscellaneous. 643-4224. SIX ROOM duplex, 3 bedrooms, COLONIAL — 11% rooms, 7% Bel Air Real Estate 643-9382. VERNON — 6 room Cape, 5 Thurs.) in local insurance preferred, couple nights week Charter Oak St. ping center, $90 monthly. In 644-0414, 289-4519. CARPENTRY — 32 years' ex A Business of Your Own ter skies, fishing gear, and adult children only. Inquire 31 quire 168 Woodland St., 648- baths, living room 30x16, finished, fireplace, partially EDWARDS perience. Ceilings and floors agency. Insurance experience ly, possibly Saturday and Sun SEJLF-DBFROSTING refriger MANCHESTER — Weet Side. BOLTON LAKEFRONT No experience necessary . . . EILBCTRICIAN’S helper, expe other accessories. Reasonable. N. Elm St. anytime. 8474. stone fireplace, 6 acres of finished rec room, lifetime tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga not nece.ssary but both short day. Apply M A M Shell Serv ator with large freezer on top; Good location. Four room siding, patio, $15,500. 675-8181. ANSWERIND SERVICE but liking people is required ice Station, Route 6, Bolton. rienced. CaU 644-1429 after 6 643-1774, 649-4735. land, outbuildings, $31,500. rages. additions, attics finish hand and typing required. 40" double oven electric range; FOUR R(X)M apartment, sec THREE spacloua rooms, first Phllbrlck Agency, 649-8464. Ranch. Aluminum storm win TO'BE SOLD Year 'round gracious living. 2 $298.50 Includes complete sales Please write Box Z, Herald, p.m. ond floor, stove, refrigerator, dows, hot water oil heat, ga ed. remodeled, concrete work. GLASSPAR 14' boat, choice of leather top knee hole desk; 4- floor, 177 Center St., $66. Call JUST U8TED — $13,000, 8 bed Quality home in exchislvs 2 No Job too small. Immediate and merchandising program de and state qualifications. All re poster Canopy bed; gold div 240 Oak St. $85. monthly. Pre rage, nice garden. Owner, 643- room Ranch, nice lot, fine veloped over many years, give 28 or 40 h.p. motor, trailer, ex 649-3866, 649-0244. $16,900—116’ FRONTAGE, shade 9 Avon Street—A well built community on beautifig HIMISM - 875-2519 estimates. 643-2629. plies treated confidentially. Salesmen Wanted 36-A tras. Good buy. 644-1912. an. 644-0934. fer young couple with no chil trees. Immaculate six room 0897. ■hnibbcry. In very good condi lake. 142 Keeney Dr. Six ' away promotional toys, point of dren. Call 643-9409 after 6 p.m. SIX ROOM duplex, good loca ""older home of five rooms and leave yonr meaaace. Yen’ll hear from onr adrerUaar In Jlc sale signs and banners, mer Cape, fireplace, dead end WHY RENT? Only $14,900. on one floor. Nice lot re tion J. D. Realty 643-5139. rooms, three bedrooma, without apending all evening at the telephone. DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — MACHINISTS QUALIFIED real estate sales tion, lease required, $116. street, Manchester. Hutchins split level, glaoa porch, chandising displays and start FIVE room apartment for buys this immaculate 6 room quiring minimum main Complete building service. New SECRETARIES AND agent or broker needed for our Diamonds— W atches— monthly. Call 649-8664. A gen^, Realtors. 649-5324. NORTH CX3VENTRY 8 room basement garage. IVk construction, alterations- or ad ing Inventory. offices In Manchester and Ver Wanted— ^To Buy 58 rent, adults preferred. Inquire home In town, low pay tenance. Rural atmonphere over.slzed Cape 8 bedrooms, 2 Jewelry 48 ments, easy financing. Lappen y«t a stone's throw from baths, bullt-lns, 75 feet Automobiles For Sale 4 ditions. Roofing, siding, paint MAN OR WOMAN TYPISTS non. Must be licensed and after 6 p.m. 83 Birch St. SIX ROOM Duplex, West side, HORSE RANCH In Manches fireplaces, bullt-lns, garage lake frontage, 210 feet ing, etc. 643-4382, 643-0896. WE BUY and sell antique and Agency. 649-5261, 649-6140. storee, bus and schools, NON EXCLUSIVE ready to go. All professional WATCH AND JEWELRY ra- adults preferred, no pets. CaU ter with 27 scree. 8 room wooded lot FHA only $700. deep. Your own beech, 1968 FORD — automatic, runs Part-time Toy Route Good Experienced — salary com 1st. SHIFT used furniture, china, glass, sli NEWLY Remodeled 6 rooms, after 6 p.m. 646-5643. house, 1% baths,, bam, out m eed for quick sale at down Pasek Realty 289-7475. well, body rusted. Make an QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, mensurate with exper facilities are available. High palrlng. Prompt service. Up to ver, picture frames, old coins, second floor, conveniently lo SEVEN ROOM Colonial, cool $13,500. Florida bound owner. 649- HERALD Income Operate From Home commission earnings. Call Mr. $20 on your old watch In buildings, corrals, etc., $50,000. country setting, fireplace, fine 643-7208. 3963. offer. Call 643-4971, after S p.m dormers, porches, basements Several Choice Territories ience — excellent working guns, pewter, scrap gold, cated, 643-6637; after 6, 649- THREE RCX3MS, first floor, Phllbrlck Agency, 649-8464. 63-65 Starkweather Street refinlsheid, cabinets, built-ins, conditions, full benefits. Werbner, Jarvis Realty Co., trade. Cloaed Mondays. F. B. watches, old Jewelry, hobby 1928. shrubbery, $14,600. (Jail Eugene —An eight room duplex AVAILABLE SOON 3rd. SHIFT 643-1121, for an appointment to central, available at once, heat $11,990 — HOT value in cool 1966 CHEVROLB7T, standard formica, aluminum, vinyl, Working hours 8-4:30 Mon- Bray, 737 Main Street, State collections, paintings, attic con and hot water. Call 648-1266. GARRISON Colonial In execu Gagllardone, *49-2700. J. D with four rooms on a side. DOX L E H E R S transmission, V-8, excellent MANOHE5STER and also Hart discuss this fine opportunity. Theater Building.. FOUR ROOM apartment, cen Bolloji. Four room Ranch with COVENTRY — Ideal first horns.; steel, ceramo siding. William day-Friday. Call for inter tents or whole estates. Fun t- tive neighborhood on a beauti Realty Co.. 643-6129. Attractively landscsiped lot partial basement and a big running ctnidition, <200. 742- Robbins Carpentry Service, ford, Rockville, East Hartford, view collect, 423-0231, ext. PART TIME ture Repair Service, 643-7449. trally located, heat, hot water, POUR ROOMS—modem, clean, ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1% 85 feet wide. Two car ga Two bedroom home with lake For Your 6361. GLASTONBURY, S ta f f o r d adults, $96. 643-2171, 643-8470. MANCHESTER — Large 8 room 2-car garage, excellent condi rights. New bath and furnace, -, 649-3446. 321. 2 bedrooms, private driveway baths, broezeway, 2-car ga- rage. Property In good tion throughout. Lot Is wood Springs, Windsor, Wethersfield, Household Goods 51 In yard, conveniently located, Ranch, 1 ^ tiled baths, garage, condition with new fur 220 wiring. $7,900. Barrows k-' InformatioB 1963 OLDSMOBILE, good condi ragb» $26,400. Phllbrlck Agm- patio, hot water o41 heat, buHt- ed with plenty of privacy. T.J. OARPB3NTRY —Concrete steps, Wllllmantlc, plus several other Rooms Without Board 59 no objection to one or two well cy, 649-8464. naces, etc. Moderately Wallace. 649-5806. tion, $100. Call after 6 p.m. 648 floors, hatchways, remodeling areas. PART-TIME or full-time, ex CONTACT EVERYTHINa in aterlliaed ra- ins, city utllltlea, large treed Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. perienced bookkeeper. Apply TURRET LATHE COLONIAL MANOR mannered children. $96 . 049 priced at $18,000. 8874. porches, garages, closets, ceil This is not a Job but a chance conditioned used furniture and ROOMS FOR RENT, one block $14,500—Six room Colontel, ga lot, full basement, excellent t h e h e r a l d win not In person, Mau-low’s Inc., 867 7319. lO-H-18 Church Street— EAST HARTFORD — 7 room Farms For Sale 76 ings, attics finished, rec rooms to get into something you may appliances, high quality—low from Main Street, fr.e park And rage, 1% acres, garden, fruit condition, 3 years old. Charles An invoaUnent unit of five , disclose the Identity of 1960 FORD — 2 door, V-8, stand Main St. ENGINE LATHE MAN prices. LeBlonc Furniture, 196 ing, kitchen prlvUeges, gentle Lesperance, M9-7620. Split, attached garage, recrea ard shift, new tires, g o ^ run formica. No Job too small. D A have always want^—a busi COLONIAL OAKS and ahtule trees, suburban, rente totaling $5560. an FARMS FOR sale — Desirable ^ "any advertiser using box D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. ness of your own. Can be han South Street, Rockvllla. 875- men only. 643-6127. tion room, 1% baths, built-ins, letters. Readers answer ning condition. $460. Call 643- ASSISTANT needed for or Hutchins Agency, Realtors, NEW LISTING—Trees galore nually. ’Three dwellings stocked and equipped fruit and . dled In spare time and still BRIDGEPORT 2174. Open 9-A Furnished Apartments 63-A 649-5324. close school, bus, park, wooded ing blind box ada who 8246. thodontic office, attractive sal WANTED— 2 Billshooters FURNISHED ROOMS, complete One, two and three bedroom Charming 6 room Cape, 1% make up this parcel locat lot. excellent condition Good- dairy farms, twro hours from A. A. IRON, m e . Roofing leave room for full expansion. ed Just two blocks from deaire to protect their siding, painting. Carpentry,ntry. A t ary scale, willing to train. over 26 for Live-Wire Col NEW RUGS. 9x12 beige, $30; light hou.sekeeping facilities, apartments available, all TWO ROOM furnished apart baths, 3 bedrooms, dining child • Bartlett, Realtors, 289- Hartford. Evelyn L. Baird, Hol-^ 1963 DAIMLER, Jaguar product, Write Box H, Herald. DRILL PRESS LINDEN STRETET — Fine cen Manchester Center. All im Identity can follow thla teranons and addlUons. Ceil NOT A GET-RICH-QUICK lection Agency. Travel 50- 9x15 cranberry oriental, $40; centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, appliances, heat, hot water, ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, tral location. This is an eight room, fireplace, rec room. 0939 , 543-0000. lowville, N.Y., Tel. 618-861-9016.' procedure: V-8, 4-speed, 150 h.p., fiber ings. Workmanship guaran 12x15 avocado acrilan. 688-2000. 14 Arch St., Manchester. private cellars, large spa Hayea Agency, 646-0131. portant Items such as glass body, wire wheels. Owner SCHEME WAITRESS — part-time, must BURRING mile radius Manchester. No hot water. Ap»ply Marlow’s, 867 roomer with two baths that roofs, furnaces, plumbing, fihiclose your reply to the teed. 398 Autumn St 643-4860. We will appoint an ambitious cious rooms, multi closets. Main St. needs redecoralion. Has a lot box In an envelope — going abroad. Call 649-9663. be over 21, Apply in person. Selling — No Collecting — CLEAN, USED refrigerators, THE THOMPSON HOUSE. Cot Call for an appointment. SIX ROOM Ranch, 150x200 well etc. are In excellent condi person who would establish and Three J's Restaurant. NEW BRITAIN of possibilities. Lot is plenty Quorum Assured addressed to the Classi service a number of sensational $150 weekly Guarantee to ranges, automatic washers tage Street, centrally located, TWO ROOM furnished apart' groomed tot, kitchen, Hving tion. Call us today. PLYMOUTH 1986 Belvedere, 4- Roofing and Chimneys 16-A with guarantees. See them at big (80 X 175) and there Is a room with fireplace, dining fied Manager, Manchester self-.servlce "TOY SHOP" dis CLERK — Experienced in hand large, pleasantly furnlsnod ment on Bolton - Manchester one car garage. Vacant, look door ■ automatic, asking $90. man meeting our require B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 J. D. REALTY CO. room, 3 bedrooms, bullt-lns, ga Ehrening Herald together Glastonbury, 633-5960. ROOFTNO — SpetiaUilng re plays in markets, drfig and posting and tabulation, some Line. Inquire 46 (Jlder MiU Rd. It over. We are asking $18,000. Robert J. Smith, Tnc. with a memo listing the 45 TO 60 HRS. ments. Call W. G. Stanton, Main St. Call 643-2171. for ovcniight and permasent 643-5129 643-8779 rage, quality construction, $18, A pairing roofs of all kinds, new variety stores, etc. You will be filing and light typing, pleas Call 649-4696. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- 700. Wolverton Agency, Real A companies you do NOT Hartford 525-4441 from guest rates. Parliament in Greece roofs, gutter work, chLuneys furnished sales aids for secur ant alr-conditloned office. Ap SEWING MAfJHINE — Singer 1577. 963 Main Street want to aee your letter. Trucks— Tractors cleaned, repaired. Aluminum ing accounts plus expert advice ply In person. Contromatics noon until 9 p.m. Sunday; TOREE RCX)MS. bath, utlUUes, tors, 649-2813. 649-5241 Your letter be des PER W EE K automatic zlg - zag, cabinet »38 CHARTER OAK ST. — FIVE ROOM apartment on first one or two older adults, first siding. 80 years’ experience. and guidance for extra sales Oorp., 200 West Main St., 8 a.m. until noon and 7 p.m. model, excellent condition, but 6-5 TWO FAMH.Y, lovely lot, MANCHESTER—6 room Ranch troyed if the advertiser Is 1964 INTERNA'nONAL cub producing charity affairs, toy of 2 family house, on bus floor, side entrance, 272 Main ideal for children, low cash re FYee estimates. Call Howley, Rockrille. ton holes, embroiders, hems, 'With 2 full ceramic batlu!, 2-cer one you’ve mentioned. If tractor, electric starting, parties, etc. from a company until 10 p.m. Monday gentleman, private entrance, line and near shopping district. quired, assume mortgage, J.D. Debates ‘Confidence’ 643-6861. 644-8388 etc., was $309.60, unpaid bal $12. weekly. 6J9-1746. TWO ROOMS, utilities, free gonage, 8 bedrooms, fireplace, MANCHESTER — Three bed not It will be handled In tights, snow plow, 38" rotory in its 10th year In toys. FULLERETTEa being hired by ABOVE AVERAGE PAY through Friday. Available August 1st. Call 649- Realty Co., 643-5129. room Colonial, acre of land. the usual manner. ance $59.85, take over pay parking, business block. Depot kitchen wlUi built - In oven, lawn mower, and wheel the Fuller Brush (fompany to CLEAN furnished room for a 3614 after 5 p.m. Early American charm pre weights. 649-0638. Radio— TV Repair REQUIRES ONLY FEW assist in calling on established ments of $8. monthly. City Sew Square. Call Mr. Keith 649-1922. HUGE KITGHEN, birch cabi range, dishwa-sher, utility ATHENS, Greece (AP) - Ex-^wlth the 22 deputies of the prb- ing Center, Hartford, 522-0476. gentleman, central. Call Mrs. room, completely aluminum vails, many possibilities , ex (Jommunist United Democratle Services 18 HOURS EACH WEEK customers, full or part-time THREE ROOMS, furnished or nets, dishwasher, screened Premier George Papandreou’s If you have a desire to better DeMute, 643-9353. TWO ROOM furnished apart' aided. Wolverton Agency, Real tras. Priced at $17,900. Bar- Left (EDA). Lost and Found openings available. Profitable unfurnished, steam heat, pri ment, stove, refrigerator, all porch, 6% room Colonial, 1% followers were reported ready 1961 WHITE dump truck. 742- yourself—if sober, honest, real Contromatics Help Wanted— UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY vate home, reasonable, adults. tors. 649-2818. rows A Wallace. 649-5306. The Rightist National Radical CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv and plea.sent work. Call 628- BOOM FOR RENT, private en utilities, no children. Call 742' baths, Manchester, $20,900. 6061. ice, available sOl hours. Satis- ly sincere and have a car—ap 6686 or RI 6-0482. Between 7-9 New Bolton Rd., 643-6389. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, to send enough deputies Into Union (ERE), a foe of Papoil- U u LOST — Green suitcase, vicinity Male or Female 37 trance, contlnuou.s hot water, ply at once, griving phone and Refrigerator, Stove and TV 7273. MANCHESTER — Rolling Park Parliament tonight to make dreou. pulled out its 99 deputies Bolton and Manchester, 742- faction guaranteed. Cakl 649- p.m. Included shower, gentleman only. 101 649-5324. Lots For Sale 73 1816. complete details about yourself. Corp. PURCHASED parts expediter, FIVE ROOM apartment, ga —Ideal tor children, 0% room sure a confidence vote debate Just after the start of the session •061. Auto Driving School 7-A Chestnut St. Cape extra large kitchen, din Air Mail or wire: WANTED—Capable high school some work experience, diversi 8 Modern Rooms of P\imitura rage, no pete, $110. monthly. $14,500 — Manchester. 6 room BOLTON — 2 building lots toUl- can start on King Con.stantlne’s so the 120 members needed fbc g;trl as mother’s helper to live 200 W. MAIN ST. Call 649-3954, 643-4762, Business Locations Cape, new siding, fenced shad ing room, 3 bedrooma, 1% government. Their goal was to LOST: Pass Book No. M 1423 DRIVING Instructions — Home TOY MERCHANDISINa fied duties, fringe benefits, ex Appliances, Lot No. 291 BOLTON — Modem room, pri Ing 5 acres, $7,000. Call Eugene a quorum would not be present; Millinery, Dressmaking 19 in for balance of summer. 233- R(X:k VILLE, CONN. For Rent 64 ed lot with fireplace, sewers. baths, fireplace, oversized ga hasten its downfall. ^vings Department of the pick-up, reasonable rates, teen CORP. cellent working condlUons, Ap 10 Pc. Bedroom Set vate entrance. Rec room privi Gagllardone. J. D. Realty, 649- The eight Progressive parW ^nnecticut Bank and Trust 3874. MANCHESTER — Oxford Hubohins Agency, Realtors, rage. VA approved. 643-6034. deputies followed suit. That left age classes. Special attention DREJSSMAKING and alterations 34-10 58TH STREET ply Iona Mfg. Company, Re- 8 Pc. Living Room Set leges, 643-9896. 2700, 643-5129. Sources in Papandreou’s Cen ^m pany. Application made Woodside, New York 11377 g«iit St. Manchester. Apartment, attractive two bed DESIRABLE store ot offlqe 649-5324. ter Union party said he would only tlie 20-man cabinet, sR to nervous and elderly. Serv for women and children. Call PHONE MR. BBCKE3R 26 Pc. Kitchen Set room duplex, heat, hot water, space, ground floor, clean, at- LILAC ST. Sparkling (Jape, 4 tor payment. ing Manchester and surround 875-3317 Den or Spate Bedroom Set plus 2 unfinished, completely send just enough deputies into Onter Unionists. 649-9140, Mrs. Muldoon. FRONT ROOM, centrally lo range, refrigerator, parking, ’ ractlve and reasonable. Apply SIX ROOM Garrison Colonial Resort Property For Sale 74 The speaker of parliament, ing towns. Call Manchester TOYS TOYS $3 A WEEK with garage, built - in oven, redecorated, deep lot, sewers, Parliament to provide a quo Situations Wanted— cated, 59 Birch St. 049-7129. convenlentlv located. $125. Mr. Chasse, State Theatre, 11 rum. The others are to remain Emmanuel Baklatzis, a Center G Driving Academy, 742-7249. Money to Loan 29 An Equal Opportunity $344 643-0973, 643-7796. a.m. - 8 n.m. range, . dishwasher, Anderson stores, buses, only $14,900. ANDOVEIR LAKE — attractive Moving— Trucking— TOYS Female 38 in a lounge nearby. Unionist who supports Papsn- G Announcements windows, all around, I'.a baths, small down payment. Robert Employer NICELY FURNISHED bedroom 5 room furnished summer As soon as the quorum Is dreou, suspended parUamsnt" Storage 20 SEX.YJND MORTGAGE - Un and connecting living room in MANCHESTER Garden Apart THREE ROOM office or busi oil hot water heat, 3 generous Anderson Agency 526-1776, eve home, with possibilities of con Garage— Service— limited funds avsdlabie for sec IRONING done in my home. DISCOUNT FURNITURE counted, the Center Union depu indefinitely Friday night but BLEiCrROLUX Sales and serv- Part-Time Work . . . Full- 16c an article, fancy pieces ex quiet adult home. Private en ments, rooms, heat, hot wa ness, ground floor, 470 Main bedrooms, 160 x 600 treed lot. nings. verting to year 'round dwell loe, bonded representative. Al Storage 10 MANCHESTER Delivery. Light ond mortgages,iges, payments to WAREHOUSE ter, stove, refrigerator, and Street, plenty of parking. 649- ties are to leave the hall and met with the king and agreed for Time Pay. Join the Toy EXPEFUENCED fuel oil driver, tra, please call 643-0%2. trance, continuous hot water, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ing, large lot, full price $9,- Join their colleagues In the reconvene the house MondS3$ fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., trucking and package delivery. suit your budget. Bbcpedlent Party Plan with the most 8680 MAIN STREET. 522-7240 free parking. Call mornings un parking, (jompletely redecorat 6229, 9-8. 649 2813. MAN