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Eight Bodies Recovered Nothing New OHESTBR, Pa. (AP) — Today waa just the atart Narcotics Seized, Two of another 40-hour week for attorney Oharlea Palm­ 11 Men Saved er, who waa, 103 laat BVl- day. UnUl five yeara ago Palmer drove to and from hli office each day, but In Air Crash now ridea the bua. As Result of Motel FALMOUTH, Maas. (A P)— Coast Guard searchers reported today that 11 men were rescued and eight belies recovered from the 19-man crew of an Air Force Events Richard Jepson, 20, plane down in the fog-shrouded North Atlantic. One crewmen reported eo'^' atm mladnf waa found alive on were spotted vrith-the first rays In State a German deatroyer. of morning sunHght. Dead, Probe Started U . Cmdr. William T. White, duty officer at Salem Coast Rescue planes and ahlpa had By *R1CHARD EgADA Guard Rescue StaUon, said the searched in thick fog late Sun­ Mid Survivors were aboard German day night and early this morn­ BtALOOLM BARLOW ing. More planes and ships were Five Are Hurt . - » • and American destroyers. Capt. Richard Barros, In­ rushed to the scene at dawn. In the aftermath of an untimely death at the Conr formation officer at OUs Air The Coast Guard said debris, Ag Plane Flips necticut Motor Lodge yesterday, authorities have Force Base from which the papers and an oil slick had also seized a supply of narcotics and presented two youths downed plane took off Sunday been sighted in the area where During Landing in court today on charges of possession of narcotics. night, confirmed the report. the plane went down. > A State Police narcotics expert has been brought into h t o The four-engine propeller- Otis Air Force Base said the i -L DANBURY (AP) — A the case in the death of Richard Jepson, 20, who lived driven plane was on duty as an four-engine E1C121 radiw picket two-eng:ine plane with five ' -^IV" early warning radar plane. dropped Into theTAtlanC with his parents at the Marilyn (^urt Apartments at f , '’ a ; / The plane ditched late Sunday Ocean Sunday night northeast of persons aboard flipped into Olcott and Adams Sts. Police have not revealed either night 145 miles east-northeast of Nantucket Island. a ditch during an emer­ the type or quantity of narcotics invedved. Nantucket. Moments before, one of the gency landing at Danbury FoUowlng a brief and Inten-.^ ■ 'Si'S.' « [ Helicopters from the U.8. jear- three pilots aboard had radioed Airport today. sive investigation by members' ‘ '.T I rler Wasp and the German and that one engine was aflame, of the Manchester and State ed at the moUl later, allegedly American deatroyera Joined In another was feathred and they AU five—the pilot, his wife and daughter, and two boys— Police, two East Hartford carrying the drugs. the search. were forced to ditch. youths were arrested on pos­ Late yesterday morning Jep- . The Navy vessels had been on The pllot’a last words were: were treated for niinor injuries at Danbury Hospital and then session of narcotics charges son began to have convuMani. maneuvers in the area. "Altitude 200 feet. I am ditch­ waIaa aa/1 After placing him in the ambu­ Most of the survivors were and presented at the Manches­ ing.” The message was re­ ter seMlon of (Circuit Court 12 lance Service for him at 11:80 picked from the sea by helicop­ ceived by Otis radio and by Richai^ Oolhoun, 42, of 118 Davenport Ridge’ Road, Stam­ this morning. a.m. Rizza reportedly left tha ters and placed aboard a Ger Brunswick Naval Air Station, motel aometime before the am­ man destroyer. At least two ford, had taken off from Uie One, Harry J. Overend, 20, Brunswick, Maine. ^ bulance arrived at 11:40. were rescued In small boats. A Pan American World Air­ airport for Bradley Field in Is reportedly the person who 'Dk attendants wUh the am^ All eight bodies were reported ways jetliner en route to Europe Windaor Locks when the left called the ambulance service aboard the U.S. destroyer Barry engine of the Aero Commander and allegedly also signed for bulanoe found Jepeon lying flaca from New York was diverted to down on A blanket on the bed. out of Newport, R.I. Three sur the scene^jand circled overhead, failed. both himself and Jepson when After placing hml In the ambu­ vlvors also were reported as a fuU^cale military search He circled the field to make the two cnecked into the motel aboard thb Barry. and rescue mission was organ­ a landing, but apparently was Saturday night, using a single lance one of the aUendanta called Dr. Keeney at Manches­ Search efforts were hampered ized. not satisfied with the approach. fictitious name. by thick fog. Little more than an hour edter After circling again, Coihoun The other is 21-year-old Rich­ ter (Memorial H j^ lte l and ha Holcomb B. Noble, an Asso­ the plane went down, a search set the plane d o ^ on grass ard Bizza. who reportedly visit­ said he wanted to examine Jep­ ciated Press newsman who flew plane picked up a signal be­ rather than on the runway. The ed the pair at the motel with son on the scene. over the area, said thick fog lieved to be from a radio hom­ plane went Into the ditch. a rented automobile some time Dr. -Keeney anived a few clouds formed shortly after ing device used on emergency Those aboard. In addition to before Jepeon's death. ipinutea later and pronounced dawn. rafts. the pilot, were his wrlfe, DeMa- Overend, short and pale with Jepeon dead on the scene. Ha Names of the survivors and But an Otis spokesman said, ris, 89; their daughter Susan, wavy blond hair, was accom­ called the police and they aa> victims were not Immediately “ We received only the one sig­ 10; and Michael Ross, 16, and panied by his parents in court rived soon after. Ho is preaenU available. nal and we lost it. A plane went his brother Robert, 10, of 237 (Herald photo by Saternls) this morning. Rizza, who is ly conducting an autopsy. The flares and markers of dye Kenmore Drive In Longmeadow, Detective John Krinjak (rear) escorts Harry J. Oyerend (left) and Richard shorter than Overend and dark Manchester pottos Chief dumped In Uie ocean waters (Bee Page Three) Mass. James M. Reardon took charge F. Rizzo into court for their presentation this morning. and curly hair, appeared alone. I ' Neither youth was represented of the investigation with Detec­ Strike Talks Move by counsel today, but a public tive Sergeant Joaepih Sartor. NEW LONDON (AP)—Media­ defender is expected to be ap­ The chleC asked State PoUoe to tors have given up hope for sm pointed In the Overend case. asaiat end Sgit. John Marooey early settlement (k the Electric Rlzza Indicated that he may of their narootiica squad arrived Frigid Spacecraft along with other Inveatlgatora. Boat strike and the negotiations ^Big Red 1’ Infantrymen secure his own counsel. aS ct questioning of Overend have been moved here from Judge Max Relcher continued Washington, D.C. at the police station yesterday the cases until July 32 and afternoon Rizza was arrested „ "We have reached the reluct­ ordered bonds of 65,()()0 each. Nears Mars Target ant conclusion that there ,1s no and brought to the station also. hope' for an. early seiUement of Overend checked Into the mo­ Both were charged with poaaaa this dispute,” B^d Robert H. Begin Viet Nam Landings tet Satusdaiy night with J^^son slon of narcotics and Rlzaa vnui PASADENA, Calif.t and signed tor both of Uisai as Late Report Moore, depiky fUrector of the (Sea Page Eiglit) (A P )— If the U.S. space­ Federal Mediation and Cotycilla- a A T n fl M cjftiiOi ViAf^total of U.S. troops In Viet Nam<»Hon Nleu Island, about 11 mUen "Jqtoi Muffirkey." Rlxm axrlv- craft Mariner 4 could talk, PASBDENA, Calif. (AP) tion Service in Washington Sat­ XT ° /API ’ T b o 71,000. offshore r»rtheast of Vfnh. and it probably would say: — Mariner 4 is on the In­ urday. ' Nam (AP) — p e first ..^oday marks another first damaging 12 barges in an es­ 1 “ M-M-man, it’s c-c-cold up side and dosing fast. Jet The statement, Issued JolnUy large force of U.S. combat for the Big r ^ on e," the bri- tuary .about .Iflt miles north , of Propulsion Laboratory Is­ by federal and Connecticut me­ gade commander; Col. James Vlnh. here.” infantrymen — 3,900 men Magazine Story Says sued a progress report on diators, said there was no rea­ of the 1st Infantry Divi­ Simmons, told newsmen, “ We U.S. planes also dropped IM The temperature on the shady the spacecraft expected to son to keep the negotiations In were first on Omaha Beach and million propaganda leaflets on aide of'the 676-pound, wlndmlU- take up to 21 pictures Washington. Talks were scihed- sion — began landing in in Africa. Today we are the first the cities of Phat Diem, 65 miles shaped craft is 130 degrees be- W ednes^y when It passes uled to resume this afternoon Viet Nam today. unit from the continental United south of Hanoi; Lyan Han, 66 Jow zero Fahrenheit. Mars at a distance of 6,000 at the Mohegan Hotel here. The first 1,000 men of the States to come to Viet Nam." miles south of Hanoi, and Tri JFK Thought Johnson It's so cold 132 mUUon miles miles. “ Big Red One," as the division The brigade came from Ft. Dong, about 40 miles south of out In space — that's where Riley, Kan. The United States the North Vietnamese capital, At 9 a.m. BDT Mariner 4 was known in World War II, Mariner 4 la today, only two was 132,223,060 miles from has a brigade of paratroopers the spokesmen said. Wiet Obtains Counsel landed at strategic Cam Ranh days away from Us July 14 plc- earth, only 696',357 miles and 24,(XX) Marines In Viet Nam, AU the plhnes were reported Would Not Take Post tuTB-tolcing date with iMars — NEW HAVEN (AP)—John P from the red planet and ap­ Bay, 180 miles northeast of Sal- but the 1st Division brigade Is to have ratumed w e ly . The that one of Its sclentinc Instru­ Wiet^ a suspended Chamber of proaching it at a speed of Commerce officiaJ, has obtained g ^ ^ and dug In on the sand the first sizeable unit of combat spojeesmen reported light an- NEW YORK (AP) — The late John F. Kennedy ments is chattering like a tropi­ 9,874 miles per hour. dpfira. Infantrymen sent to Viet Nam. cal monkey in a snowstorm. Its the services of State Atty. Gen. Uaisx:raft tire in some areas. offered the vice-presidential spot on his 1960 ticket to Harold M. Muivey in his dispute The remainder of the famed There has been little Viet Heavy air strikes against Viet f ■- ■■ radio glbberieh is completely division's 2nd Brigade will-land Cong action In the area of the Cong concentrations in South Lyndon B. Johnson believing there was “practically no unlnteiujglble, even to comput­ sate for the failure and for a with the chamber's executive whUe made some sense of the committee. elsewhere In Viet Nam Tuesday, bay in recent months, but a big Viet Nam also were reported. chance Johnson would accepjt,” historian Arthur M.> ers. a U.S. spokesman said. Communist buildup has been The Instrument, \caUed a solar The spokesmen said the planes Schlesinger Jr., said today, f (See Page Eight) (Seb Page Eight) The landings wlU bring the reported In the hills and moun­ hit encampments, supply areas, his nomination In 1969 tq^make piaama probe, is one of several tains Inland from it. U.S. The account, hi Life maga­ 'river shipping and troop concen­ zine, was taken from the histori­ the offer to Johnson the' next which sd en U ^ hope will pro­ sources said . Communist trations. vide more really new Informa­ an's forthcoming book, "A day In the belief news of It strength may be as much as a John F. Kenne- "would reunite the Democrats, tion abmit Mars than the 21 pho­ regiment. Military authorities in Saigon Thousand Days tographs Mariner 4's television Fall Fashions — ’65 had little to report on ground dy In the White House." Schle- please the older generation of "These guys haven’t arrived action. alnger was Kemiedy's special professionals, improve the tick­ camera can take. one minute too soon,” said an The probe, designed to meas­ They said a small U.S. Marine assistant In the m ite House. et's chances In the South and officer of the 36th Engineers. lay the basis of future col­ ure the hot, radioactive gasres — reconnaissance patroi was en­ Kennedy decided the night of "We've been here by ourselves gaged Sunday by an estimated laboration with Johnson,’' called plasma — boiling off for two months. We're getting Schlesinger wrote. fresn the sun, went haywire 10 Return to Gracious Living 200 Viet Cong two miles south scary.” days after Mariner 4 was west ot Da Nang. The spokes But Kennedy's own staff waa Thirty U.S. Air Force planes men said- the Marines called in Rights Marches ■hocked at the poaslbiUty of launched Nov. 28. Jet Propul- made repeat strikes on ord don Laboratory engineers said reinforcements and the Viet Johnson on the ticket, Schl*- nance depots north of Hanoi to­ Cong were driven from a heavl slnger wrote; the nominee him­ a resistor had fdled. They Seen in Some Collections day, military spokesmen said. Planned Again rigged a computer to compen- ly defended hamlet. One Viet self was certain he waa In trou- One mission took lour Fl06s Cong was reported killed and bls with party liberals who op­ By RHEA STEWART and eight F4s, with three other (Special Herald Writer) seven suspects detained. One For Bogalusa posed Johnson and would make aircraft In support, over the Marine was reported wounded NASA Ponders NEW YORK—That gra­ Yen Bal depot, 77 miles north­ In the air war Sunday, U.S. BOGALU8A, L*.' (AP) — OvU (See Page Ught) cious past to which many west of Hanoi. The pilots report­ planes struck north of Hanoi In rights leaders planned new persons dream of returning ed destroying two buildings and raids on North Viet Nam and demonstratlone today and said Trip Without managing toree others, and attacked suspected Viet Cong hundreds of volunteers, Includ­ may be with us this fall— damaging two railroad cars in a positions In South Viet Nam. ing clergymen, soon wlU be on Space Suits at least in some outward i railroad maintenance yard Just Communist China claimed tha scene. Bulletins appearances. But one still south of the depot. four American planes violated Jamee Farmer, director of Fifteen planes attacked .the HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — has to fight for a taxicab Its air space by flying over the the Congress of Racial Equality, Yen Se ordnance depot and am­ town of ilok'ou In Hunnan Prov­ said (X)RB was calling on "se­ •pace offlolalB are pondering in New York. - -t- ' munition dump about 66 miles ince, on the border with North lected volunteers" and Protes­ HANOI, PEACE TALKS (Jis posstMttty of sending astro- Fashion editors of the nation northwest of Hanoi, the spokes­ Viet Nam In Yunnan Province. tant, Jewish and Roman Catho­ cAoaed their four-day x^'BWing of mute Frank Borman and James men said, and pilots reported Peking radio said the planes lic religious re-presentatlves. LONDON (AP) — prinill toil deeigns by members of the damaging four bMldlnga. turned back and bombed and Both sides — cl'Vll rights Minister Harold Wilson nn- A. LovSH on thetr 14-day Gemini Am erican Designer Series In other strikes today, pilots strafed Lao Cal on Uie North nounoed today his peace en­ flight without space euits. forces and mlUtant secregaUon- around a group of tea tables ar­ m .. reported Inflicting heavy dam- Ists — staged rival protest voy In Hanoi—De]wty Pen­ Borman, 87, an Air Force ma- (See Page Eight) ranged at the World's Fair by 'i -.(tl age on the radar InistaUation on marches Sunday without serious sions Minister Harold Davies , Jor and command pUot tor Gem­ some of the world's leaxHng —has had seven hours of talk ini 7, dlscuBBed the plan today. Incident, fashion designers. A Uttle ear­ Marohers moved along a with lenders of North Viet The Tucson, Aris., astronaut lier they had seen the styies of Nam's Fatherland Front. The ■aid lack of time tor a complete downtown route guarded three desiigneni who m ^ e no about 360 'poUce packing riot Fatherland Front Includes tha study of the tdan was tha reason oonceaalon to either laalness or North Vletnanieae Oonwiu- tfaait L. Gordon Cooper Jr„ an guns, submachine guns and bll- Inoome. , ‘High’ Society Meets lyclubs, with tear gas masks on nist party—^Lao Dong—rep* **^.‘V ^-.V- •\‘ Air Force major, and Navy Lt. In the Tetley Crystal Palace resentatlvea of ecxmomlo and Oomdr. (Jbaries Conrad had their belts. Two state police hel o f Fashion VenetlaiFbom Count loopters hovered overhead. religious groups nnd of thn been turned down In their Fernandb Bannl arranged a tea ■' ■ ' country's tatoie Demoorntia suggestion that they go without Police shepherded some 460 « ■ table with a tall ISUi oentuey Atop Mt. Washington whites along the route first. and Ruclaltst parties, whlMi sm s on the Gemini 6 eight-day claim to speak for the busi­ ndaslon. Thetr flight la expected rook oryeital ewer filled with Then 600 Negroes, with a sprin­ nun, to go into the tea poured ness and Intellectual ooiw AiUf. 13- MOUNT WASHINGTON, N. H. (AP)—High society kling of whites, marched after from an antiique Italian silver ' l l * —and we mean high— held a party over the' weekend the whites were dispersed. munltlea. Foniied In IB66, thn ■' ■ ■ He waant too opttmisUo about pot. Adole Simfwon made a front serves the purpose ef »- * • (tie offloiato' approving the no- At one point, a firecraoker I* .t, / mould of gelatbk tea and sugar to dedicate New England’s most luxurious hut. burst over the Negro proces- giving the Hanoi reidme n suH proposal tor Ms flight, The society was the Appala-"^------broader' base than the Com­ ther. . gyrup, saying (hat in her trav­ sldn. Those nearby flinched. els throngh India, where most oMan Mountain Club. emergency shelter tor Mkera Officers brought their guns to munist party alone. *" ■■ "I'm not pushing for It," he caught In the violent storme ■add. ‘ I want to do the best Jbb of the t o ^ is pretty grim, she More than 1(X) mem-bert Mked the ready. had lived tor days on this. Her three milM up a rugged trail that frequently lash the Presi­ Police arrested a white spoC' NEW APPOINTMENTS J can. To do that Job, the best dential Range of the White way I know how, I must be op- taMe waa aet with an emlhrot- to open thekr new 8100,(XX) Mlz- tator spotted holding a piece of JOHNSON CITY, Ten. dersd cotton head scairf and ahe pah Spring shelter at an alava- Mountain National Forest. Iron in his hand. He was Identl- (AP) — President Johnsen •ratliw at efficiency. I be Mizpah Is an old Hebrew and Beve f can do that with the leaat ■erved hot oriap buttered pie tlon of 8600 feat. tled as Milton E. Parker, 21, of ^oked n new Censoe Burana crust broken unevenly the way Biblical name meaning "stones nearby Bush, who complaitied eiwumbranoe.” "6pma hut" exclaimed Ed­ in the desert.” TMe Mizpah Is ohler and made several othar Borman, a backup orewmaa papadam la served in India. ward P. Cnilt, oMaf of tha U.S. to police Saturday that; he was appointments today. Dr. A. no stone In the desert, It Is the dijot at as he rode a motor Sot Gemini 4, said if the propos­ Capt. Edward M oapaula. U.B. aatronauta nave Jean Loula and John Moon ThU winter ballgown by Sarmi is of frosty white Ine, 111 six mile loulnweat of the flown from tha nearest highway *Thoae turned back know mlnlstrntloa and la a r AdMi Nomrad thair hahneto, wUoh w an Bulted to a woiM wtaara ■ilk serge, its dark brown velvet top edged in snow 6,888 • foot summit of Mount (hree mllee down to Orawtord' B. AmaM Haw aa d M lp i. .(■m Pace BisU) (I iTw»X (8to •) white mink. Waditagtoo. It wiB ' iwovida Notch. - f $ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 12, 1996 VAOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., KpNDAY, JULY 18. 1968 usstsd that parents of ftvs- sM convince a stuffy Don Juan to thb oocaalon. But electronic Tolland Ix-ysar-olds, stUndlng school relax and enjoy Hades. props have no place In live con­ Sheinwold on Bridge athis BspUmbsr, registsr tbs Bob Fodaskl, a graduate of certs so this Mvlce Is out. childfsn for sp^ntmsnts for Power by Fall Expected North ihsler the hosting o«in|o ss soon os Summer Middletown High and now an A theater. In addition la be­ COLLEGE S’nJDKNT* Both sides vulnersbia Selectmen’s Leadership Hit; Ehigllsh inatructor at St. John's ing relatively "dead," Is also VALUABLE BRIDGE LESSON N O im i posslbls. Tils olinlo will bs hstd University, is cast as DOn Juan “THE WAY constructed differently on the A B4S2 . « St th* Hioka Msmorisl Bchool Theaters with John Wylie as the devil stage. Far abdve the platform By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 9 JB53 V Democrat Caucus Satwday July 16 ttutMigh 9$. At Desert Nuclear Plant and Unn Mason as Dona Ana, (uwuolly twice as high as the 0 IBB Appointments msy bs mods 1\nn Smith, an undergraduate by osIUng ths Rockville PuMlo the female lead. J. Robert Diets I HEARD IT” top of the proacenlum arch) la Two veterans of the musical theater, Howard Keel a "grid” needed for scenery student of government, and WIST Stuart B, DanfotUi, oandl-GStat* Hssltti Nursing Aasooistton st rounds out the cast. 63 Park R., RockvIUs. KBNNBWIOK, Wash. (AP) —f ths saatstn Washington dssertf heat produced bv ths spHtUng STOP.SHOP And "South Pacific” team up this week at Storrowton Elsewhere f changes, and above the grid are Emile Tobenfeld, a graduate date for th* Dwdoeratto nom­ Works Departlnents, and the RMng from th* dsssrt Is a hugs U Mg. atom* in a nssrby nucisar rsi m V tV ’>u('(B mawki •'A Taste of Honey'^ Is dn its by John Gruber ventilators'In case of fire. In a student of physlce, brought Cor­ t r * ination for selecthMn, has Osneral Asssmblv passed a MU nuclear power plant which this It Is largs large enough to cover a tor. Music Fair in West Springfield. The Rodgers and Ham- [6 0 KB7S4S ohargad that the currant board appropriating $100,000 for leas­ MsAohesIsr Evening Hersld final week at The Oval' with theatrical production the "box nell University the Intercollegi­ TMIsad oorrespondsat, Bette fall will start producing else- football firtd, tall enough to hide Water from the CMumMa Riv­ merstein hit is scheduled to run through Saturday. A 10«4 o t Mleotmen ha* not provid*d ing such faoTllUss-in this area. Manchester's Robert Donnelly In set" la covared with a fake <)astrale, teleplione ^6-$$18. trlctty for ths Northwest. a 10-story bulkUng. er will bs pumped In to help ntM Biay opened on broad- ate Bridge CTiamptonahIp two ■OUTU ■ufftclent leadership for the TTis proposed Tolland sits Is a leading role . . . Movie atar scenery-celling, and the actors’ Its builders, ths Washington 'The two generating units cool the rsacton, whtoh bscoms ify c a T, 19SB and has been voices'stay down near tho stage months ago, ending a ^ ^ e rt 0 10 town. on Rt. 74 ntar ths new Tolland so hot that steam I* produced, George Hamilton and comedy 9 AK64 Post tmice on about 60 avail­ PuMIc Power Supply Bystem, stretch 100 yar(3i. Wim Utslr somewhere In Uie world, character actre.ss Anna Ruaaall Intermlaeton last^aotora perform. The aisousUcal to filter out to the audience. that 238 colleges In the Unltod <> AJ2 In a BtatsnMnt, in wMoh he •ni* steam will be piped to the aimoflt every day since — or so States and Canada erHered. The able acres. The court would be call It th* world’s Ismsst nu­ accessories they are so heavy it requirements differ, and I neivar A complete, solid celling Is a 1 9532 urged sU r*gi*tar*d Derooorats Thefts Increase takes, bulk concrete to stq)^rt power plan! to spin turbines. %. seems. “ Some Enchanted open tonight at the Mt. Tom iVednesdajF evening Vytautaa buUt on property approximate­ clear power plant. II m first Playhouse in Hol.voke in ''aigi” encountered a theater as suit­ impossible In a theater due to youthful champions * [ail South to attend th* caucua Batunday power u expected this autumn. them. Enough conerst* Is going Formerly the heat was wast­ /enlnj:,’’ “ This Nearly Was Marijoslus asked ‘ me how 1 the myriad of ropoa, electrical valuable Iceeon in a hand Pats 1 9 night Mt 8 In the Hloh* School ly four to five acres, which ed. This is the ette of the gov­ . . .'"Man of LaMancha" a mu­ able to mualc as a true concert During June By early next year, say the into the structure to bufid a SIne,” Cockeyed Optlmtet," liked the sound of the Hartford cables, apotllghtn. and So on. played agalnat lAiry and 3 A 4 9 gym, he *ak), Totland ot- would ineluda the building and ernment's Hanford nuclear VBaU HaT’ and the rollicking sical recounting of the adven­ haU. Yet theaters are constant­ Richard KaU, of the Unlverelty policing faelUtles. Plansmre al­ builders, the plant will produce sidewalk five feet adds and four Festival Orchestra In its new ly employed for concerts In tlM Consequently when music la flclala fnuflt more fully face inches thick from New York project, now 22 years old, where •■There Is Nothing Like A tures of Don Quixote finishes a of Wisconsin, who finished in their reoponalbUlUe* to their ready underway to construct a Polloe report s sharp increase SCM.OOO kilowatts of slactrlolty. location at the James Llppln- U. S. performed In a theater, much City to Baltimore. plutonium wae produced. Hie C>ame” are btit a few of the long run Saturday at Ooodspeed of the sound goes upward and la second place. townapeople. The moot Import* professional buUding near this in the number of thsfts in the Ihe electricity wlU be tied early reactors used the Colum­ m m y standards from the snoie. Opera Hou.*ie. . . The state's cotl Goodwin Theater on the The art of constructing oon- location, Thera miles of pips, some cert halls Is not lost. Jorgeneen trapped behlito the proscenium. Opening lead—King of Spa^s. the second apade and would ant function today Is plaiinlag last month over prevtous li>to ths Bonneville PowUr Ad- bia to Meed oft the heat caused qearsofqualitij newest summer stock stop—Mt. Trinity campus.--!-replied that Coupled with a ’’dead’*' auditor­ draw two rounds of trumpa with for tomorrow." 'These sites are owned by the mlnistratkm’s sutHstaUon aX nine feet in dlsmeter, come only Nightclub singer Sylvia Sims I thotight things sounded mtich Audltorliim out at Storrs Is a Tobenfeld’e double of tour months. A probable record of by the splitUng of the atoms. No Will star with Keel—as Bloody 'Southington begins Its second ium, a thin sound results which the ace and king, axpeeiting to He added that nearly all e*- Tolland center Corporation of Vantage, Warti., by a 28-mlle five-eighths ot an Inch. ’Ihe pipe sMctrioity was produced. belter than in the open air and case in point. But it Is not a hearts was very expensive, which Frederick Carpenter is 64 larcenies were reported to will carry more than a half-mil­ itary. i production, "M\i.Mc Man" to- is particularly lacking In high find three trumpa In one hand ilmates of Tolland’s growth tn- long, 500,000-volt tranmniasion Oongreee authorized constnio- that I was all In favor of the theater. There Is, of course, a since it told Cohen how to make president and Atty. King * a lion gallons of water a minute. I morrow. . . Tom Ewell and Joan notes with overtones. his contract. Declarer assumed and two In the other opponent’s dloats an averags annual In­ police in June. line, Bonnevilie power Is used tion of a combined nuclear reac­ OakdaJe move. iheate}* at UConn 4u well, and member. Bennett will be seen this week Frequently a ’’sheH’’ la em­ that Wert held four trumps for hand. crease in population of 1,000 About a docen bicyels thefts throughout the Northwest. The production process la tor and steam power plant at . One o< the Oakdale Summer A colleague from another it la properly designed for the King stated that he "could Everything about this blue complex but put simply, ib« . at Ivoryten Playhouse In the problems of speech. An opera ployed *to keep the music from his double, and the rest was Tho actual 4-1 trump break people, "W e must plan for this account for many of thorn, but Hanford in 1962, but declined to Iheater’s all-time favorite.*). ■ recent Broadway hit, •'Never newspaper Interjected, ‘'Oh, but not and would not" use his po­ It Is rare that ths total goes and cream-colored building on plant wlU take advantage of the put up the money for the power there was such a nice atmos­ house presents Still different going upward, but the lack of easy tor a good player. would ruin South. West would now," he said. sition In the legislature or -his Anna Maria Alberghetti, .stars Too Late." over 60 without blks loses. Nine plant. this week In .West Side Story, phere to those putdoor concerts problems and I shall be Interest­ sufficient reverberation in the West led the king of !*p»<1«* ruff the third club with the ten Danforth pointed out that connection wHn the Tolland hall still does not allow the mu­ and continued with a low spade of hearts, draw South’s, last "our school expense* are the Ceritsr Corporation to Influence persons were srrested in con­ At that polnE 16 public utllUy Leonard Bemstein'.s modern in Bloomfield.”. To this I was ed to see 'What the Met comes nection with the thefts. districts in Washington — public Interpreitattom of the tragic forced to reply that my Job was up with when they move into sic to sound to best advantage, when lOart signalled with the trump with the queen, and then largest hi the history of the the location of the court In if the building was designed pri­ Violations of rosd and driv­ ageneJee which produce and sell Early Week SpecMn! Romeo and ^ liet story. NASA P o n d e rs to judge the sound of the mu­ new quarters at Lincoln Cen­ queen of spades at the first take a apade trick to defeat the town.” H* said "the selectmen Tolland if the other members Gas Turbine Truck Unveiled marily as a theater. ’Jlhi.*) Is trick. South ruffed, drew one contract. ahouM be well Informed on the ing laws totiUed 86, a return to power *— stepped in with an of­ K will be h>urth appear­ sic, not the atmosphere of the ter. of the bar favored another lb- fer to build the steam planL surroundings. Soundwise, the new auditort- what happens at Goodwin The­ round of trumps with the ace, Dally Queatlon educational needs of our peo­ cation. normal after going over 60 last ance at the Wallingford tent Trip W ith o u t month and near that In April. Congress accepted. Mr. Marijoslus then com­ um of the Hartt College of Mu­ ater. t and then wisely abandoned the Partner deals and Mds one ple and provide strong direction 'Ttw Rt. 74 location was Expected on Road by 1970’s SWIFTS PREMIUM previously .seen In “ Firefly on many school budgstory Police also report 18 cases of The agencies, organized 1 '•Rose Marie,"'and-a pre\io_ Space Suits plained. "The sound Is much sic is very adequate for opera, Apparently things sound well trumps. heart, and the nekt player bids changed from a rural realden- the Washington PuMlc Power better here, of course, but still but this is eo sniail as hardly to on the stage, for ensemble at It was Important to clear the one spade. You hold: Spades, Items.” H* stated that the last breaking and entering. Two ••Story" show. itlal to a ootmnerclsil xone about oars were stolen. No arrests -^rathdr than to passenger cars, Supply Syetm , Issued $122 mil­ there Is something lacking. Why encounter the problems inher­ the concert was very, very good. clubs while South still had a 8-4-S-2; Hearto, J-9-8-8; Dia­ school budget "was approved a year sg)o to permit the con* MILFORD, GENUINE SPRING Leerter Jamee, Arline Woods, (Continued from Page One) sure entry to his hand and con­ have as yet been made. as of now. lion in boixls to finance con­ Broadway and Hollywood sing­ Is It that the American archi­ ent in a place designed to seat Stages exist where players can­ monds, 10-8; auba, A-K-Q. without a single comment from struotlon of the post office. At Chevrolet Motor Division of struction, wMch began almost Christopher Walken and Stan I not hear each other and trol of the trumps. When de­ the Town Selectmen." Thirteen arrests were made Chrysler Corp. has been the er. tects cannot build a hall with three or four thousand. SUM It What do you eayT ithe time several residents com­ for drunkenness, 17 for dis­ General Motors Corp. unveiled two years ago. Mazln are among the many depre.asurlxes their suits, while as good acoustical qualities as ensemble suffers. In the audi­ clarer led three rounds of clubs main advocate of potential ube talented players supporting the Sunday nigti* — tor one per­ is evident that the acousUcal re­ Answer: Rid two cluba. The Danforth said that in a town plained of the change, citing the orderly conduct, and 2 for a new^ gas turbine-powered of the turMne in autos and it Both public and private power I in fllglil. one encounters In Europe?” quirements for opera are not torium itself there was lack of Wert ruffed with the seven of formance at 8:30, Victor Borge, hand is too rtrong for a raise of nearly 6,000 people more def increased traffic and panting violating liquor laws. truck today with a prediction currently has 60 experimental agenciee will share the power. I 'Htree Soviet cosmonauts re­ Then I had to point out that unknown. brilliance and I called the tone heart*. (It would have done inlte a ^ o n should have been as.*ttsted by Leonid Hambro, will to two hearts but not strong probtems that wouM arlMe. 'They Traffic violations were light that the veliicle could be In gen­ cars in the hands of the public present his hilarious music and portedly flew In one spaceship Carnegie Hall in New York, ’’antiseptic’’ in my review. Wert no good to discard.) taken by the selectmen to­ I Oct. 12, IBM, without spacesuits, Let's see where these re­ enough tor a jump to three ■were ovemded, however, and 26 with four for going through eral use by the early 1970’s. on a loan basis. comedy routine. The Academy of Music In Phila­ quirements differ from each There was pJenty of volumn, Leads Diamond hearts (unless you have already ward providing medical and acres in the area was awarded wearing street clothes. but lack of character. lights and stop signs but three E. M. Estes, OM vice presi­ Chrysler officials said only a COSMETICS Nutmeg delphia, The Auditorium and other. I’m sure that you nvust Wert led a diamond, hoping passed). You murt ’’invent" an recreational faolllUea, both for the convmerciaA designation. reckless driving cases and one few weeks ago that they have Bulgar on Menu? I Borman said that 14 days In a Kimball Hall in Chicago as well From past experience on dent and newly appointed man­ WE OARRir ALL George Bernard Shaw's philo­ have heard a band on an open for a trick in Uiat suit, but In-between bid, such as two the present and the future. He The two other looartlons under speeding were reported. Park­ ager of its Chevrolet division, made no determination as to spaceship could be uncomforta- as Jordan and Symphony Halla similar stages I would say that South took the ace of diamonds added that "no leadership has HIE TOP UNES sophical comedy, "Don Juan in I ble and decrease efficiency, field or poffade ground some­ dubs, followed by a raise of ocmsiideratlon are the Mile Hill ing violations remained high said at a press prqvlew of the whether the turMne car will be It May Be Soon Hell is this week's offering at In Boston were among the where and even if the band weui not enough sound comes back and led a fourth club. Wert hearts to show the true value come forth from the selectmen area of 'Vemon bordering To4- with 241. i "But the possibility of going new truok; added to its sales line. the Nutmeg Summer Playhou.se world's finest concert halls from quite Vlg, It sounded thin. to the stage from the auditori- could not afford to ruff low; and of your hand. to assure even swimming fa­ land, near the Tolland Agricui- Ford Motor Co., like General ALBANY, Calif. — Any bulgur ARTHUR ORUG without suits is almost negligi­ an acoustical standpoinL uth, and the musictana think If he ruffed with the queen of “ We feel that progress now at Storrs. The action i.s woven Marching down iMain Street it Copyright, 1968 culties for the future.” turei Center, owned by Sol L^- being made may well result In Motors, has concentrated most LAMB ble,'' he said. "And I wouldn’t Nobody thought to bring up (lacking reverberation and its on your menu? There may be around Lucifer's attempts to sounded much fuUer and im­ hearts or foiled to ruff, dum­ General Feature* Oorp. He said that when he recently ■vUit, and a site In the Vemcm turbine power for large highway of its turMne research work on want to go without a suit If stud­ that there are all very old halls tonal reinforcement) that they my would get rid of the losing 10 Men Rescued soon. Bulgur, cooked whole- pressive. IDid you wonder why? e r it lc ia e d the eeleotman- Circle durea owned by 0*eorge tractors by the early 1970's.’’ its possible use in trucks. A ies showed it would be danger­ and that perhaps the art 'was are not playing knid enough, diamond. grain wheat, has long been a ous." Well the answer is that on eppolnted industrial oommlsslon Rialey. Estes pointed out that while Ford turMne truck recently lost, so for the moment at least so they try to play kmder. The play would go very dif­ After Air Crash completed a transcontinental Borman and hla copilot, Na'vy Main Street the sound reflected the eeleotmen did not rtiow any GOP Cancos^Tonlght ' General Motoi's has been ex­ staple In the Middle East and I was off the hook. Then the This onlly results in a ferently if West failed to dou­ trip and now Is on display at the is beginning to find favor in Cmdr. Lovell, also 37, are ex­ from the fronts of buildings re­ "forced" tone, something I like­ AIH CONDIIIUNtD outward ooncem ’’nor have they The Republican caucus will be perimenting with gas turbines CHOPSAIE lights flashed signaling the end ble four hearts. South would ruff pected to be shot into orbit late verberated around and was not provided leadership in providing held tonl^t at 8 in thd Meadow- (Continued from Pago One) for more than 15 years "there New York Word’s Fair, r the United States. of Intermission, and the discus­ wise found characteristic of the The new turMne truqlL at Niacin, cholnie and minerals ::. this year or early IBM. lost In empty air. Cymbals performance last Wednesday. for constaMe eervlces on Sun­ brook School. The town commit­ are still many jjKoMems to be ALWAYS A SMART IDEA sion was terminated. But it is day for the tocal ohurchea down to search the area where solved before ths. turbine will be Chevrolet’s preview is named, of original wheat are almost Borman said there had been a quite a subjeot, and ahhough I sounded like cymbals, not like a J'ust how much of these thln^ STATE tee-endorsed slate will be an­ pair of dishpana clattered to­ Dajnforth concluded ‘ 1 feel ■we nounced at the caucuB. we thought It was, but found economically fsswlMe." Turbo Titan HI. It has a vpipsh completely retained in bulgur plan to rendei'vous with either'a have touched on it In the past, you may have noticed I don't Matinee Dally 1:80 NOW PLAYING interior and Includes carpeting made by a new low-cost peel­ gether. taiow. None of the faults is very must have administrative con­ Town offices up for election nothing.” The executive added, "Basir spent Agena rocket or the sec­ I intend to explore It a little cern and strong leadership for cally, with the gas turbUns we and air conditioning. ing process developed by the ond stage of the Titan booster further in this column. Lack of adeiquate reflection had, and even ooheotively the Entertainment Galore this year Include first select­ Seas at the time were light to Turbo Titan HI bpasts a 280- theae and many other prObtems, man, selectman, to*wn clerk, tax now are at a stegs where the U.S. Department of Agriculture Plaid used to place the two men in There was truth m all the caused the very disappointing sound is vastly Improved from POPPIN8 at moderate but because of the horsepower gas turbine engine, at its Western Utilization Re* SHOULDER orbit. sound at the first free ConsU- outdoors. Still it must be ad­ r T » tf our,town la to be effectiiie, collector, treasurer and agent diesel was 86 years ago and Just Skt/ie remarks, but rot the whole M at 1:30 - Eve. 6:80-8:80 economloal, recreational and fog, •visibility was reported near as the dies41 had to prove itaelf a six-speed automatic traasmls* search Laboratory here. “ We won’t dock with K, of tutlon Plaza concert last year. mitted that Goodwin theater is VAIN M MAPTIOHD of town deposit fund, all two- truth. And of course the ■whole AIR (.nNOimJNIO *'h . IPH aafe." zero. economically, so must the tur- Sion and functions best on kero­ It is called “ Wurld wheat” course,” Borman said, "nor will truth on this subject would oc­ Electronic amplification was not the ideal place for music. year terms. One position on the sene or diesel oil, Estes said. to reflect Its worldwide use­ we try to keep up with It. We called into use to remedy the On the other hand It wasn't Court May Be BuUt board of assessors and one on Among search craft combing Mne." Lamb Qmps cupy large volumes of very "CLARENCE THE Tolland may once again be* the area were the Coast Guard All the U.S. auto makers have The turbine engine has leas fulness os well as Ihe InMtals Stam ps plan to take our time, saving technical reetolng. So I cannot situation. But if I want to hear designed with that in ntind. the board of tax review, four- then one-tenth as many parts as of the laboratory. electronically reproduced music, r come the judicial center of this year terms, and all five con- cutters General Greene and done some experimenting with fuel. We will have two weeks to give you the whole truth, but I CROSS-EYED LION" gas turbine engines, but none UYe conventional piston engine, do It, and we don’t plan to be In rn stay home and listen to my area. Plans are underway to stablee, to serve two - yeM Cape ’ Cross, the Navy carrier can at least amplify some of the Area Weather construct a new courthouse in Wasp, alx destroyers and two has gone as far in setting a pos­ In brief, compressed air and N .W SHIPS UBEBIAN FOR FINE QUALITY GIFTS any hurry.” thoughts expre.ssed. phonograph, so this is not the with Marshall Thoropeon terms. , fuel are ignited in a combustion TOKYO — Of the 2,721,000 the greater 'Vemon area. One of Also open are two positions on amphibian planes. Other vessels sible timetable for the unit to be Na'vy (2mdr. Walter M. Schir- In the first place, the concert answer. WINDSOR LOC3KS (AP) — 1:30-6:30-10:15 chamber, with the heated gas tons of ships built in Japanese Maiy the three suggested locations Is the board of education, two on and search planes were ordered available to the public. ra Jr., 42, and Air Force Maj. was given In a theater. That's Proper understanding of re­ Mostly sunny and warm Is the Plus then ducted to turn the vanes of 'shipyards last year for export, on R t 74, west of the new post the planning and zoning com­ out at dawn. Estes repeated GM’s conten­ Thomas P. Stafford, 34, are set what it la named, and that is verberation is necessary toward weather picture for Connecticut 'SANDOKAN THE GREAT office. The propeller-driven plane tion that the turMne unit is best a turbine wheel which provides 1,250,000 tons were for Liber* t6 pilot the two-day Gemini 6 what it is. When I was con- achieving a satisfactory sound. today. mission, two alternates to the Ian registry. with Steve Reeves Rep. Robert D. King of Tol­ planning and aonlng commis­ was a military version of the suited to commercial vehicles, the veMcle’s power, mission in October. An Atlas- certizing I played in a great We have just seen the band Remnants of a thick cloud cov­ R w P i n s land suggested that the court Lockheed Super-G Constellation. ' >sna Parker Large 1 lb 1 oz Ring Agena rocket will hurl the Age­ benefited by considerable re- er passed to the east of the 3:05-8:15 sion, hro positions on the zon­ n>any theaters but only a few could be buUt by a developer ing hoard of a*ppeals, two alter­ It was one of 88 based at Otis Lamb Chops na stage Into orbit. Gemini 6 concert haills. In Ehirope ju.st verbemUon or echo. Most music state during the night. While It Wed. BOB HOPE In and leased to the state, under that carry their sweeping radar will be lauched later and will does. But speech becomes un­ covered the state, only coastal TECHNICOLOR* nates to the zomng board of ap­ about eivery city of consequence *’1’LL TAKE SWEDEN” MIMUBiMt eeUMMuS a procedure simUar to that peals, and one library director, domes up and down the north­ attempt to link up with the Age­ has a concert hall where musi­ intelligible with two much echo. sections received a measurable used by the federal govern­ ern coastline of the North /^'All I said was: ! na. How many times have you gone amount of rainfall Sunday. all of which are for six-year cians play, and theaters where ment In respect to post offices terms, with the exception of the American continent on the alert Angel Food to service in some big old cath­ With winds at upper altitudes in this arsa. This suggestim for possible enemy attack. edral where the bishop's voice remaining from the northwest, alternate to the Zoning Board of met with the approval o f the Appeals who serves four years. Part of the 661st Airborne Show me a filter that r e ^ delivers taste and m eat my haU* Stock Up Your Freezer echoed and echoed throughout rainy type weather will be kept Early Warning and Control well to Connecticut’s south dur­ Three positions on/the Public At Thii Low, Low Pricel the interior and all you get was Health Nursing Service are also Wing, it operated normally l u o m « |1 9 Stafford Springs Hospital a bunch of vowel soimds? ing the next two days. In its about 200 miles offshore in a place, 'the dry warm air of a available for' three-year terms. S A V E 7 7 c Consonants , demand an al­ Caroline Metcalfe, ■who has protective screen from Norfolk, most complete la Ac of rever- high pressure system will domi­ Va., to Newfoundland. Blamed in Woman’s Death nate weather conditions. This steBad Breath served as town clerk for 86- / s M i l Lamb Chops | beratlbn. So a theater, •where years is retiring this year, as Is 'The Air Force said the $2.6- system is now centered over the larfut iillini Chiixeil Conp. tablit mlllion craft carried about five sj>ee^h is paramount, must have Bwiitins Moulh-StomKh in 5 Minutes Emery Clough who has served an auditorium ■with practically eastern end of the Great Lakes tons of radar and that it was the ROOFCVTUjE fAP) — A copo-'^ently to (lie tank of nifcroue ox- and should move through Con­ or your 434 bick «t druulit. Chow B.lteni as tax collector for 30 years. ner's finding holds the staff of ide. no reverheratlon or erfto. I well tabltti wtitntvir your brttih miy of(«nd. Hearing Clinic Set first to have ditphed since the recall the earliest days of necticut during today and Tues­ Boll-ani niutrtllzt icldity, twttlon mouth r o u n d-the-clock surveillance Johnson Memorial Hospital in When the effects of oxygen day. ■nd sUmuch. No tu(ir. Wrili for fro. umpl* The Rockville Public Health Stafford Springs and an equip­ kxSB became apparent, the find­ broadcasting. Studios 'were to B*ll-.ni for IndliMtIon, Orinioburi, N.Y. Nursing Association has re began at Otis lO years ago. ^1 oo ment supplier negligently res­ draped with monks-cloth and Five Day ForeoMt LUCKY L ImA CoMbinilkNi i49* M ing said, another oxygen tank Temperatures In Connecticut ponsible for the death of a wom­ ■was turned on “ and this did were as quiet as a tomb. There BbssMsr Ohsps ssB Mssss an patient on the operaiing table was no re'vwberaUon at all. Tuesday through Saturday are QvOtKtWSftlM 09 AMtaieS. INi. STRIKE feed oxygen into the oxygen line expected to average near norm­ iO R l June 1. and she (the patient) did im­ TTils ■was because the micro­ The finding by Tcdland County phones were more sensiti've al. Warmest days will likely be 3 prove. Wednesday, Friday and Satur­ Coroner Herbert Hannabury ex­ than the human ear and re­ •" “ She, thereafter, declined and day, with temperatures ranging TOP IT OFf WITH onerated the physicians who per- her heart stopped beating. sponded to echoes the ear ig­ MARVEL forme ; resulted In suttocation. have It checked. Plus In Color 1 ADMISSION: Toes. - Thurs. 92.00 ft $2.26 Mrs. Pallanck, the mother of WlUlam J. Stout, hospital Jamee Stewart Fabian Fri. . Sat. $2.26 ft $2.50 AT THE SHORE GROUND three, was the first patient giv­ administrator, said the hospital '•DEAR BRIGITTE’’ BOX OFFICE: 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. en anesthesia from hoses In­ would have no comment until It (Saturday 1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.) f) stalled the day prior to her op­ studies the coroner’s report. RoiiivofiRS 429-M12 ^ eration. Air Conditioned Curtain 8:80 Permanent fixtures were In­ HARRIET 8. JORGENSEN 'IHEATRE STRIPERS — BLUES — BLACKS stalled on the tanks outside the 'MOBTOI ’ hospital on May 81. 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' I ■ KAOI FOUB MANCHESTER EVENIl^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 12, 1966 .Mfai MANCHESTER EVENING REBAtO, IfANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 12, 1965 PAGB i m lIBpJith Windsor South Windsor TV-Radio Tonight Bolton Hebron Mahoney Appeals to Yoiith Wmiam 0*Nem of Windsor New Home’s if* fun First Floor change to Finance Board cm Schook: Registration To Help Stop Disturbances shopping of • • • Appointed Town Engineer Television IN EFFECT 6:00 (18-296) Hotrlaa la Pretrasa Cut Budget Frills, Not Needs Is Scheiliiled Mayor Froncia Mahoney hoof The state Youth Coramlaslok WHkm 0’N«M hn been ep-f Red Crm fund drive hu been Burned Out (i|) Mbvla , I 'rime issued a general appeal to the Coordinator , John Lukens, said O i f^mlral Jack ’oysfa to Bottom youth of Manchester to join raoently, "moat commungtiss yoBted South W M eor tiown en- ■urpftsaM for the first time In ( » ) Memory Lana recent years. (10) Cheyenne 8:00 Preneh CbM In a opaoial moating SoAur-^lhlU bobintf the UkiMhaoter A votar-maklng seosion will with him "fo r the complete are desltYxia ot devaloplng am fhicer, aooordliic'to Terry V. A fire Saturday evening gut­ M O N D A Y , John J. Nftohyly Jr., town (2260) Man from U>.'C.L.B. day morning, tha board o f ft- Drlva4n Thaoiter. ,be held in the town offloa elimination of all the unneoM- taiegratad and odaquorte aet of •prenfcel, toem muiacer- chairman for the drive, an* ted the downataihs - floor of a 8:20 h (12) I'TS (lot a Secrat s rry distufbances that are programa and earvlces for tha (40) Rtneman 8:10 (M)(U) AntlqueaAntiquiluet m a tr s Bonoa oompooad a atatemont to AcoonMng to oMof Paul building tomorrow from B to OTfem y m mmnmt, Me duUen nounced that the final tabula* new house on Deepwood Dr., in (11) Movla ___No Time for Bata. Manag^, me fire was difficult t p.m. whan the ateetora’ oath, cceatlng the many problema young people. tlon Indicates $1,402.73 has been • :00 ( () Newi l i MSummer i S Playhouse OKplaln Ite stand on the board facing the town today.” m ft SJR-Onie beato on Auf. 9. the Birch HUt Estates develop­ (24) What's Newf t JU LY 12th to exHngikah beoiuiae of the wUl be odmlntaterad to those | "Although there are ralatlve- donated to the campaign by 9:00 ( ai2) Lucy Show SUPER FOOD MARKETS of sducfttlon budget. cabin’s inaocoaaaMMty. Whan 1110 mayor. In advance of iy few community yotilh coun­ bfte served tor the pent three ig residents and ment, that was to hove been oc­ (SO) Flash Oordoia ' (94) American Crisei particlpfttlni (10) Eye-Dentlty (18) Subaciiptlon TV Board of finance chairman back' tanks provod 4nodequata found qualified. Naturolloatlon Thursday night’s moetlM, oall- cils In existence," he oontinued, jreftra In Windsor u aeatotant businesses. cupied by its new owiwri this (40) Tha Saint (106860) ^ y WUIIama (O pepere proving eiUssnahlp ed by Acting General Manager (22) Rocky and Hki_frieada ( 8 6 0 ^ W ^ y and Ms thru SAT., Norman Preusa said today thal to ttia took, ths orsw of about "there is a definite Intereat town engineer. •»y week. 4:10 ( 3» Newi. Sporta, weathar 8:20 ( 842) Many Ihomaa the meeting, hetd to saeoutlve 16 volunUor irom an puUtd ahouM be prooented by natu- Irving Aronson to resolve a from these oounclls to meet to-, Umes the goal o f $560.0060.0 and «:lt (20) Rocky ana Hli THenda ( 8-20-40) Parmer's Daughter ooma 600 fa«A of hosa up a <^ff "loitering’’ problem, said today, ‘ M o r to Me Wtoutoor poet, exceeds the relative perform­ The btose was extinguished ( 8) Peter Jenninae—News save the eoartoiL was caUed to dtoouns rallood eltlasna. I aether and to sttara idaaa, pLib- 6 *Mein wee ft 2nd LA. In the by men from both South Wind­ (2|) Club House 10:00 (1 0 6 ^ ) HItohooek Hour the euta proposed aA tha board to gat at lha Srs, a tUfttoulf Job "I urge you (tec;--ft;,ci») to llcize the vahre of such coun­ ance of another town in the ( 8-2M0) Ben Caaey on a suM^ afternoon. Ths Art A apootal town meeting will take a good look at Uieoa prob­ Anny Oorpe of BSnglneeirB and area. It la the largest amount to sor vedunteer fire companies •:|L ( J) Walter Cronktte (24) Science Enalneerina JU LY lYlh e i eduoation meeting laot cils, and hopefriBy encourage totor served with the United soon after neighbors turned in ( i) Callant Men ( S-lh CBS Reports change Wednseday. Hie finance board was readSy axtlngulahed whan be held at tha Hebron Elemen­ lems—eopacially in the areas of other communities to develop be received from South Wind­ (lO-23-aO) Huntley-Brlnkley 10:80 (18) ’Topic the propor equipment could be tary School auditorium on Fri­ the drive-ina and tha treapasa Mwtee OmM end Ooedetic Sur. sor for an>’ year on record at the siarm about 8 p m . Satur- (12) Newebeat 422) nim haa out tha board o f education similar councka. This will ba TSy Service. He w«e dtocheryed (24) Yount Country budget by |17,000. AA Wsdnoa brought to bw r, according to day at S p.m. to take action on , ing on private property. I’m one of the major purpoeei of the Red Cross headquartera Oay- «:4S (20) Pe(er Jennlnya—Newf 11:00 ( 86-1042-20686060) News. a propoiMl to appropriate a sure I do not have to sptril out M ft u. (j.r). Nachyly has expressed his The fire apparently started 7.00 ( S) Mov)e (C) Sports, Weathar day's moating, pooolMe areon of the chlif. H m work was direct­ the oonferencas." semi - annual A gneduftte of the Unlverelty In a recently Installed built- (18) In Uie Public Intareat (18) fW Adults Only deletltm were Uoted by ths ed by Mortimer Harlow and aum not to exceed $6,000 for Kiwanis Head what these problems are." deep appreciation to all clUsens 11:16 (12) Movie the services of a resident state Membership on youth courvclls e f bUMechusetta, he received a who supported the Red Cross in stove in the kitchen of the (10) Movie aohool board ohalmtan and the Beimrd Dubois. Edward C. Keefe ot Oklahoma Atty. Aronson said Uxlay that (21) What'e NewT (1060) Tonight (C) Manoggla sold that the Hre trooper for the current fiscal ha would Uks the leadere o f Wi composed of adAilts or youth Bftohelcr of Science degree in drive, and to all chairmen, area new house. (20) Oanfer Man (20) ABC Nlimtiire ouMTln Undent Olty, Okla., was today elected or both. Thetr primary purpoee etvU engineering In 1960. He In 7:18 (30' Sport* Camera (40) Sports Anal was apparently storted by van- ygltr. the groups that hang around captains and solicitors for their Assistant fire chief Frank 11:20 ( 3) Movie Prsuna oald today that the is to provide an opportunity for prewently a cftiddate tor certi significant contributions of (23) Summer HIthlllhta txite ouggseted bv the chairman dale and the oteAe ponce arc Former Priacipol Returns president of Kiwanis Interna- the drive-ins to be at the Thurs­ Enea waa overcome by heat and 7:80 (121 To Tell the Truth 11:26 ( 8) Movie Richard Gala, principal of day meeting. He aald he has tatereeted adults and young Bofttton u ft profenlonftl en time and effort. smoke battling the fire. He was (12) Subecriptlon TV’ 11:30 (^22) Tonight ■ (O and eupsrlntendent would, in inveoUfoting. Uonat at the organization's 80th ‘ >eopIe to study important prob- In the stale of Oonnecl' Swim Olasa Parking the Bndlcott, N. T., elemenUry contacted Police Chief James CORSET “Worthy cooperative efforts given oxygen at the scene, then APE SAT'URDAt’B XV WEEK FOR COMPLETE U8TQ10 flie opinion of the finance anniversary convention at New Mrs, Richard Oknoteod, hood school, former principal of He­ Reardon with this object in ems affecting youth, make rec- fir of this nature serve to enhance token to Manchester Memorial board, affect the eduoatlonal York City. He succeeds Edward ommetvdations, and carry out O'NelU 1b an asBocdate mem­ South Windsor's public Image program adveroeiy, and that of tha Bolton swtmmtng pro­ bronoron Elementaryaiwenw^ School,otnooi. is.. 3 j , Miami, Fla. mind. Hospital for further treatment gram, boa requoated that ,par­ Other teen-agers invlAed construoUve ideas for the bene-- ber of the American Society of and reflect to the credit of our and was released the same eve­ ilia board recommended that back again for the summer at | newly elected president ents pork thair ca n in the latge his former home here. He still. , Thursday are the preeident o f fit of youth in their comnruuU- a v h Engineers and the Society clvlc-mlnded people. Hils Is ning. Radio what It termed ’YrtlU’’ be cut year as president­ ties Of Engineers and i« good for our community spirit”, back parWng lot ai Sperry’s owns his old horns “ place and anl the Manchester High School The fire waa restricted to tooteod. Some of the cute oug- elect of Klwfqils International, Youth (xmncUa also provide ftcUve in state municipal engi­ Nachyly said. the downstairs floor of the new (TUs listing taehidea eady tbooe news broadeaste o f 10 or IS geoted In the aohool bo4ud budg Glen to avoid crowding the spends the summer here annu­ one year as In treasurer and StAJdent Council, the preeident SALE! neering organisations. “All donors can be assured of mtonto length. Some stotlona carry other short newscasts.) parking areas aHoog ths roeU^ ally. This summer he plans to of the high school d a o s o f 1966, opportunities for young people house, under construction at lot at would reoult In loan of rev- four years as a member of Us to develop leadership aWMty, Mlarried and the talher of a the gratitude of the ultimate 70 o f the Bilrch HIH BJstatee WDBC—isee 6,11:26 S^rta Final onua from atato aid, Pruooa The tot to reached by a dirt quarter a horse on a lot owned board of trustees. He la chair­ the president and a member of ■on, he lives In Windsor. beneficiaries of the many 6:00 Long John Wade 11:36 Art Johnson Show road Just beyond ths skating by Horace Sailers st al, ad­ the Teen Center. learn a)>out volunteer service sibdlvision; there was smoke 8:00 Dick Robinson ' WPOP—1418 pointed cut. He nttenUonad ope- man of the 50th anniversary opportunities, publicize worth School Board Meets worthy programs sporusored by damage to the upper floor. 1:06 News, Sign Off 6:00 Roy Cooper ksifioally the ouggeatlon o f cut­ olub, and the swimming area la joining hla.land. He will fix up committee. He haa been a Kl- The mayor'a appeal continues, Hie hoard of education will the Red Cross,” he continued. WRCH—818 7:00 Ken Griffin then reached by wtalktag aeroas fencea needed, and Sellers will ^^nlan 16 years. "let us Ilok this bad situation while youth octivtUea, advise Neighbors who discovered the i6:00 Hartford H lghllgto 12:00 Jonathan Dark ting the itema for Ubnary booka adults on programs affecting meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the “The sustenance of these pro­ end the eUmlnation o f a mlUtog the britte over Ihc dam. be glad to have a horse on the He la executive vice president ourselves, without threats of grams depends on voluntary fire tried to put It out with a 7:00 Newi, Sports and Weather Mrs. OlinsUad has also re- prsmlses to clean^p dry grass, curfows, new town ordinances, youth, and to work with adulte n p i 8cnoM. garden hose before the two fire l:to Gaslight ms(0hlne for tha chop. of Oklahoma Independent Col­ Rems on the agenda include a contributions by ■ dtlsens who 12:00 Qulst Hours Car’s Speed Set mlndsd those taking the life bushes and brambles. A good lege Foundation. tougher laws and tougher in program development. are concerned to r their less companies arrived. The blaze WINF—1288 Tha board of ilnanoe, Prueos saving ooursa to ooma to lessons Dr. Cheater Obuctiowski, reoonunendation tor principal, 6:00 Wall St. Today oald, it more in favor of mak­ idea all around. Everybody He baa been precldent of the courte. We can only do tliia fortunate fellow man.” attracted about 35 residents to FLINT, Mich. — Once a cor regUtorty so that they con get happy. with your cooperation.” chairman of the Manchester dlaousBhin of the proposed res­ view the fire fighting. 6:00 Nown DHICIOUS ing cute In Memi ouch as the Oklahoma City Kiwanis Club, olution to be presented to the Obnchidlng, Nachyly said 8:16 Radio Greater Hartford ))B8 Attained the desired speed, in their required hours during Study Completed lieutenant governor and gover­ Atty. Aronson said he doubt­ HRC, Is a member of the oon- 2 hiring of a principal for the “ Every participant to this drive 6:46 LowwU Ihom aa ft new aelector device makes July. Prof. Austin Warren of Ann ed that any curfew meaeure ference planning commlUee. OonieuUcut Association of 7:00 News high ocbool, and in' air condi­ nor of Texas-Oklohoma Kiwanis In asking for a new begin­ Boards of Sducatton and dto- may take Justifiable satisfaction 7:36 Public AKairs It unnecessary for the driver Scores And Sohedules Arbor, Mich., has sent to this District, and a member oi its would reoult from the meet­ 8:16 Life Line to use the accelerator. The tioners. Ths board of finance, In Friday’s Junior league ning Mayor Mahoney struck a euaslon of a local conference on in his oontributlan to a Job well Country Singer CHUCK ROAST hoWever, cannot apeclAcally cut correspondent a copy of his executive committee. He Is a ing. But he did expreas interetst done." 8:30 Speak Up Hartford new system, which Includes a game, MiAM Oil won over patriotic note. •ducatlon tor Septenxber. 10:30 Gordon and J a u any board of education Itm . recent Issue, "The New England former member of Kiwanis In­ In the formation of a youth “ Do not forget your pate who H»e South Windsor High 12:00 News gear box, accelr-ator - pedal Piano Realty 16-8. MIH Jen­ Conscience,’’ a thesis which is ternational committee op Key council which would operate in BeoreatloD Program Roy Acuff Hurt switch and fuel regulator,'can REGULAR ■The .town wlU vote on the pro- may be in (xmbat, faced wHh Reoreation director Sam School honor roll has been an­ 12:16 Sign Oft sen pitched for MAM, and SMc attracting attention among esube and has been a member conjunction with a Hionan Re­ w n c —list be set for any speed betwemi pooed budget nln«-and«-hatf- Geer for Flano. Billy Reichert Injury or worse. What must Brady has announced that two nounced tor the fourth quarter. 6:00 Afternoon Edition other of his writings. of Its conhittee on boys auid lations Commission (KRC). Members of the senior dasa who In Auto Crash 20 and 100 miles on hour. nvonth budget Monday. hit a home ran for Piano. they think when they read of ■ddlticnal actlviUea will be 6:00 News. Sports, Weather Hie board of finance, in its When spending some time in girls work and public and busi­ HRC began a study of the all this foollahneas? If for no iRarted at Vaterana Memorial attained high honors are: 6:46 3 Star Extra Ths Jarvte team was defeat­ Hebron a number of years ago, ness affairs. teen-fige problem last October. 7:06 Conversation Piece GROUND M U T irtAtement, oaya H feeto the ed 11-4 by the Y-Rotary team other reason, please stop for park thia week. Cynthia Adams, Claire Booth, NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — 7:26 Chet Huntley he was dean o f St. Peter’s Keefe Is a graduate of Ohio In November, Chief Reardon James Daley, Elisabelh Dublel, board of education should think in WUUmantlc Friday. Ken their sakee so that they will Junior and senior ttfesaving Ooimtry music king Roy Acuff 7:46 Joe Garaglola School of Liberal and Humane University and completed ad­ told HRC that the problem of know what they arc reaUy Peter Groasi, Carl Luty and 8:06 Emphasis to terms of “needs'' and not Shapacian and Dave Souther- vanced degree requirements at itossee will be offered on Mon- is in a great deal of pain but 8:46 Investment USA Studies, attended by many local Juvenile delinquency locally fighting for. Kaithy Sturdevant. GASH SAVINGS CHKK8N PARIS- 'Meelree'’ when planning expenr lln itched. Joe Tracy hit a Indiana University and Col­ dao«, Wednesdays and Fridayrs will recover from Injuries suf­ 9:00 Night Beat diturea. “Hiis is paitioularly people as well as outside people, "has been blown way out of all “ Let us—right now—today, at S:30 p.m. Ail children in Students who attained honors 9:10 Youth Porum FRESH CUT FOR CHARCOAL BROILING triple and two singlee and lasting about 10 years. umbia Lew School. proportion." fered In a weekend auto acci­ 9:86 Night Beat I r K ) importajiA when It ootnee to the otart setting a good example toNvn 12 or older who wish to from the senior class are: brought in four runs. Shapa- Town Vltitors He is married and the father Last March, the high school for other towns and other cities dent in plenty of time to make a 11:16 Investment USA coming year’s expendituree zlan and Craig Pepin each had of a daughter. participate in the program are Cheryl Aiken, Gayette Barber, when every doMar spent will Dr. EMdy Aslrvatham adid StAidenrt Council offered to aa- to follow. ftoked to contact staff ntembers Beth Brown, Robert BurriU, planned overseas tour In De­ WITHOUT BACKS WITHOUT BACKS a single. his wife were recent visitors aist HRC tn exploring all ave­ Pshricia Oonndton, RonaM Del­ cember, Acuff’s personal ibysi- cost the tooopayer opqproximoAe- Games are scheduled for min­ “ Each and everyone of y(Xi at the patTk. ly $1.45 beoause *t will be bor­ In Hebron and Gilead, calling on from a side rood, striking the nues of cooperation. haa something good to offer to Plans have also been made ia Berrnrda, Carol Dux, Mlau- Man said Sunday night. or and junior league baaeball families which he visited some side of a north-bound car and This meeting Thureday comes reen Fento, Marriane FBlp, Dr. Cleo Miller said the 68- We*re os U 6 S BREASTS rowed money,” the statement players every day this week at Manchester — let us work to­ tor a “synchronised swimming^’ Motto. years ago as a friend of the then a oouthbotind car. mostly beoause of a petition gether to put your brainpower, class Monday and Wednesday Linda Fonnaggioni, Miary EUen year-old Grand Ole Opry star n . i; Bolton Dairy Held. White Glass Rev. Howard C. Champe, with In MHliord, Gino Stella, 44 presented to the Boatyl of Dii> HalioweU, Itefhy HdOtoter, should "mend in about six n ea r os t, M.I.OS The staAement ccmAinuea, ‘ Tn plays Bolton Dairy tonight. Cav­ physical strength and energy to afternoons at 6dH>. This class considering the JM -M educa­ whom he was in the Hartford year-ohl oo-owner of the Sound eptore laat Monday catling fCr some useful task. You will be wUl be for girls teen and older Patricia Jonea, Suaan Mlae- weeks unless complications de­ 6 anaugh Oarage will play OAH Seminaty. He is now teaching a curfew and eui anti-toiterlng y o u r tion budg^, the board of fi­ Paving tomorrow. On Wednea- vieW Hotel, suffered a fatal amazed at what you can really Donald, Ellen Martin, Jaquel- velop.” V 3 In the Intermedlats swimming for two years in a college In electric shock Saturday while law. do, plus the great feeling (rt aategory. Girls interested may ine MHea, CyntMa Moniz, Pat­ Grand Ole Opry guitarist Har­ nance .parUoiterfy tUscussed the day, Flano Realty will plajV Bol­ te le p h o n e FUEL OIL proposed hiring of a principal Illinois. This summer he is to trying to unclog a water pipe. The peAlAion asks theae meas­ satisfaction you will gain." eontact Lyna Schweir at the ricia MozokiQ, Ellen Muzikevlk, old (Shot) Jackson remained in ton Dairy. On Hmreday, Crock­ teach at the University of ures of-the town "to protect bur critical condition today in a tor the high aohool becauoe of ett Agency la to play OAH Pav­ Anthony Pontecorva, a 67 Mahqney concluded Ms appeal ftork. Doreen Fateia, Kalfay Pouloa, Washington, D.C. He has lec­ yearKdd coneAruction worker, property rights and the morals with a^edge, “I offer you my Dtreetor Brady has also an- Olaudta Sherman, Emery Tap- Nashville hospital with skuU Suipertendetyt o f Schools Philip ing, and on Friday white Glasa tured all over this country from of our chtkken from being con and rib fractures and other In- LIguori’s statement at a recent will play MAM OH. died at Yale-New Haven Hos­ services,/ and those of others •ouBced that the Wapping play- ley, card Voronovltofa, Linda FREE Oregon to Jackson, Mississippi. pital Saturday of injuries suf­ laminated and degraded by necesaa:^ to bring about a solu groamd will be hoet for the sea­ Xanibo. temsJ Injuries. Jackson was pifrtic hearing that the princi­ In the Colt league. Bolton's Many Hebron people will re­ riding in the front seat of the MOTT’S FRESH PROD UCE pal is not neoesaary for next Jarvis team will play Mountain fered in a fall at the Ekvthone few dtsrespectful and undisci­ lion, ana I will be happy to meet son’s first special events day Junior class members who at­ DELIVERY member him. His wife is des­ Manufacturing C3o. in West Ha­ plined teen-agers.’’ with you or hear from you on WetbMsday at 1 p.m. H ie pro­ tained hi|^ htmers are Karen car driven by Acuff. year. Dairy Wednesday evening at the cribed as very charming, wear­ j Acuff suffered a fractured Bolton High School field. On ven the day before. Pontecorva As to a youth council, a whatever suggestions you may gram will feature an "on Barber, Kathryn Booth and "A t ft propooed $10,000 an­ ing a silk sari. was a Branford resident. pelvis, a broken collarbone and nual salary, the principal 'wouM Thursday, Jarvis will play Qjv stale-wide conference to study have. or concerning any wheels" perade for diUdren. Bradford Myridt. Tour order for drag needs A letter from Mrs. (Jhampe In Danbury, 74-year-old Den­ Connecticut's need for more thoughts you may have on what Junior class honors were several shattered ribs in the coat the town approKlmately entry, in Coventry. Prises will be awarded for the auto mishap Saturday near and cosmetics will be taken asks; “How do you like this nis L. Cavanaugh of Newtown ootmmunity youth councils will is lacking townwise, to provide decorated bicycle and tri­ awarded to: core of immediately. COOPERATIVE $14,500 plus paiyrok taxes and Meetings Sparta, Tenn. Singer June Town Republicans will caucus winter weather in July?” I died Saturday of Injuries suf­ be held next October in the the necessary answers to the cycle, best decorated vehicle Nelda Barchers, Diane Boxer, o n , ( (n'i> w i Inourance. It has been reported dont’ see anything much In the fered June 16 in an auto acci­ type of programs we need.” Nancy Burke, WMIara Oshill, Steams suffered a broken leg In ithoA the.. board or education tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Com­ Hartford area. and prettiest decoratlonB. the acMdent newspapers about it's being a dent on Hanover Road In New­ / Sporta oontesta wlH be Im­ Chris Cbasee, Kenneth Cloutier, ,\ Ibi isimi (if plans to hire the principal be­ munity Hall to choose candi­ A member o i the Grand Ole dates for the October election. cold summer. Should think there town. mediately after the petrede, and Helen Curtin, Ruth Daley, 1501 \M> o r , ( O. fore ^tbe town meeting which would be a hue and cry on the Mauraen.Dragcne, Ken Dubay, Opry lor 27 years and an enter­ (jt^yddojtL acts on the budget. Ooirtests for selectman, board of WlQ ^lude a softb^ and bas- tainer for 82, the famed fiddler subject. But I hunted around SOUTH iiFRICA BUYS MORE (lUALITY kethw game, and a tether bell Victoria DuUd, Von Duey, Joel Preocriptlon Pliftrmftcy '-iv; 1. i').c. ‘The boord of finance retpeots educatitai and consta/Ue will be and singer who twice ran as a decided. The town committee and found this about weather: PRETORIA — South Africa’s aonteat between the Fleaeant Freedman, G ilbeii GeUneau, M l MAIN ST,e-«4$.6m :u:, i5i;o \o >'i i;i,i-.T its philosophy o f 'a sound educa­ imports Ikoin North and South DIAMONDS u A clipping marked July 8, 1665, Frank Gervasdo, Linda Blg- Republican for governor of Ten­ will meet at 7 :80 p.m. In the Valley, Orchard IDU and Wap- nessee has traveled more than tional system In a flnenclaHy says Concord, N.H., recorded 35 America rose last year to Wng school playground partio- Stu Hurd, Mary Kulesa, sound community* and believes fireplace room SINCE 1900 three million miles without a The board of education will degrees, coldest ever in July. $493.2 million from $353.3 mil­ ]|wntB. :£athryn LaForte, Stephen you cannot have one without What the thermometer had to lion in 1963. Leighton, George Linko, Mary- serious acMdent. meet tonight at the high school Cue to the apecial events day, The Injtudes to Acuff and the other. It also does not be- say about Hebron we don’t Biere will be no planned ac- FraiKes Litwlnas, Pat Rowls, SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Stove that a high educatlcsxU to interview five candidates for Lorry SchfwarU, Edward Skil- Jackson were the latest in a ser­ the position of high school prin know, but plenty cold, we guess. ttvlUea at the Pleasant Valley ies of mishaps which have axpendlture neceasarily Indi cipal. The interviews will be ar Orchard IBU playgrounds len, Bonnie Suver and Mel Get away from it all! LIBBY, SENECA OR 'DP 'TOP SHOP-RITE OR LIBBY oates a higher standard of edu­ Thompson. plagued Opry stars. Tlie trage­ held in executive session, but for the day. dies have taken the lives of nliM (7 PLAVORS) WHITB, PINK OR LOCALORIt cational quality.’’ the board hopes to have time Ail children from play- Sopiioinore high bonora went The statement continues Automobile Kills to Ronald Dayton and Barbara country musle figures and crlU- afterward to discuss in open graUnds are invited to attend cally injured a number ct oth­ "Our town’s sJbHlty to pay for session proposed specifications toa opedal events program. Faust. FRUIT DRINKS LEMONADE Sts education is determined by Horse and Rider Sophoonpra boners ware ers. Get an HFC for a new elementary school. I Oontostsot Only a few weeks ago, Ira the total taxable grand list at The public building commis news: L awarded to: the town and not by the Individ­ Mn. John Flynn of 111 Elizabeth Bollard, Sherry Louvin and his singer wife were Sion Will meet tonight at 8 in the In Berlin Mishap WOMEH! Road, Wapping, has been named killed in an auto acMdent near TM?elMii ual income of its townspeople, town office conference rm. Banister, Kenneth Oodk, David m the ivit figure available one of liuee state finahsts tor Williamsburg, Ma 6 -o K .c o m The conservation (wmmlssion A 13-year-old Kensington girl tte Wfe of Mrs. Connecticut. Dlnse, Diane Dodd, Linda Lo- 12 99 voie, Mary Ann Linko, Rebec­ TBita that .iPeM earned raeoSteti and the horse she was riding Train At Two years ago, l&a. Flynn CRAB0RA8S SEED EATEN Manual, for the October 1963 town offices to tour tvi*the Hoi-piritHerrick ^ow you eau kuYO ca Niederweifer, Norman Obn- —ifa inportoat for your grand list, Bolton ranked 122 were killed Sunday when the was nominated by the South atead, Hmothy O ’ Meara, W A^AW — Crabnaas was property, which has been of horse bolted onto a highway In Windsor Woman’s Club as a once planted in ldtrta tton to set tor Nov. 13-di3, 10- Manofaeater, at their home. MAYONNAISE------OWflar 6 3 « TOKYO — Tokyo haa more No "nduoed apecial*”—no “temporary .9 9 BRAPE, ORAIU, PMIT PUNCI activities. In this connection the than 1,000 , retaaurants that ______, About 22 attended the event. redaottona" on Prescriptions to^ lure finance board has been prom- spectallae In serving eete. amsst om to of Windsor will Hie ootgtle and their son, Pe­ to bother yoo. SHOP-Rm m uir Duaca laed information on this Income, cuitomora! dtoaot. Singers and dancsni are ter Paul Bielak Jr., 8; and CAR? but has not yet received it from A t tiM asme time, thara la nevar any to toSw own music. For daughter, Elizabeth ktory Ble- the school bolU’d. oampromlao In aervico or quality 1 tufUiai intomnatlon, oontaot We assmoe "The finance board was par­ Msukiriy $10 Mm. Gloria Wtotfleki, 206 LO O K FOR y ticularly disturbed by the sug­ YOU GET OUR LOWEST Masuliaiu Road. WHY PAY MOR]^ SHOP MOTT*S! gestion that ooma expenditures formation Agency and is sched' all cares PRICES EVERY DAT OF THE Surpasses Goal fully ralmburoed by ths state APPLIANCE TEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE W e Deliver Mrs. Horry Richards, chaii' uled to leave tomorrow for Viet THIS SIGN and fodarol govsnunent be MORE THROUGHOUT THE ■lan of lha llM South Windsor Nam. for you. eliminated to meet redimtlon In Everywhere, Fast sanoer oniaade, has announced Guests from West Hartford, YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR Theie tailored panty wirdles five N EXT TIME the budget. Suoh elimination REPAIR PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. that the ; r . " 9 '

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 12, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MOm>AY, JULY !«, 19« thus disagreed with OOP No­ tional Chairmen Ray C. Bliae A MtinoriBl Is Dhhd Inside Events who has eold the iniA might Jurisdiction Settled First Negro Given Post hurt poriy unity and Aibd rate- Another good betUs/ hat, 1\ aaems, Cutting iOially gone down to a knodcout loaa. Report In Capital, ‘'Ipeaklng on Ketromedla'e Sunday televieton-rodio pro­ Over Kidnap Charges PUBLOinSD BY n & T h ^ Will' be no version of ths pro­ BHBUAT.n pRnrriNo cx>.. INO. WAMCmOTCm (AP) —Ths gram “Opinion In the Capital,’’ posed oonersts alsb memorial to ths As LBJ^s Military Aide “war on poverty” erupto in Con- U BtiMlI atrart Rowbuid Btbim Jr. Ourtia eald: Ists rrsnklln D. Rooesvslt frees thfo week as ttie Housa “I hope the time never oomee SACRAMENTO, OoMf. (AP)thsld on $100,000 boM each, would ' Ths whole thing la out. Rob«rt D. Novak oonelder a bM Oiait would dou­ when it's heresy for Repu — Main porticipanta In one of make thsir plsos in U.S. District JOHNIOIV CITY, Tox. (AP)^tngton, D.O., rooolvod a baoh-p Johnoon alio approvod a 8387 Couri ta Sacramento July 31. PuMlibani . The deeign was aeleoted, in s prist ble the money in the ontlpover- cone to beneve In freedom. To the West's wildest kldnop-chas- They were indicted by a Meiml Vouadad October 1. UU — A. West...... Point-educated.... Negro elor of ecienca degree from the million poworver projoctpro; tofor r northnorth- ty program. i oppose thle ie Juet about as rl- competition, over four yesra ego. W-ABKENOTOIN — Juet bnv went to work today as a presl- sm Main# but left for further M osttled down today In famil­ grand jury Saturday. t«Ti•ry Eyenhw Except Sunday; •uooeaefuUy BIU D. Moyeih ha». Military Acadamy In 1M4, and a ‘ras measura hie race ever so honored. Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ lane to harness the tides of the on family at home and thedr ab­ Sunday night woe told the two large, high slabs of concrete, on which PrMident Johnoon’s Preea flee- Congress keeps up a booming WASHmOTON (AP) — The ItiU er. MaJ. Hugh Robtneon, who will nology In 1909. He has been on lay of Fundy for production of pace that saw the House and Notional Science Foundation ductors In JoM. were resting «iulet$y ta separate would have been Inscribed some of the n U ry deipende oh whether he turn M on ''Aug. 4 said hs was duty In the war plana divlalon of gelectricity. eelle. Prison bant ore familiar BUBSCRIPTION RATES ie able to dtsenghM the Prset- Senate paastng major voting soye traces of DDT hove been A July 31 dote in federal court ' . Pey^le In Advance historic public statements of the four- delighted with hia new sMslgn- the Army Engineers. The project approved by rights and Bodal Serartty bills found in eeale, penguins and fiah to them — Gray left on Oregon )ne Y ew ...... time President. dent from overfy oloee ooataot ment. Hia wlto aald aha waa was the next stop tor Wilford prison July 1 and Bowies three with the preae. Thare wera other announce­ Johnson eeJIe for a multipur' last week. In Antarctica, a continent where Marion Gray, $0, and Cart Cle- Riree MonUia ...... ^{9 That design ran Into instant contro­ thrilled. ments of reelgnationa and ap- pose project on the St. John Bins dealing with houoing, the there is no record of peetlofdo days earlier, bne Month ...... 1«» This U Uw private view In­ The Robinaone were flown to tus Bowles, 34. Cecil Poole, U.S. INSTANT versy. It always atemed to thia page polntmants during the weekend. River where it forms the liound- U.S. coinage system, cigarette use. attorney for Norihem Otoifor- Champion, oeddentnUy ttiot side the White Houae, wh*rt re­ the LBJ Ranch Sunday for an ary between Maine and Canada. labeling and funds for running MEMBER OF that much of the controversy was of cent press oritiolam of Mr, They included; The foundation sold a special nla, said Sunday the pair Will be bv a bystander in Tonopoh, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS informal ceremony and Intro­ Its construction ie dependent Oongreee, federal agencies and report noted that there wax no Nev., was due home from a noe- ‘ H m AModRted PrMfl In oxcluslvely «ntlUM the smart-aleck variety, in which all Johnson te taken most serious­ ductions to the press. —The resignation of Carl T. tried “swtftiy and fairly” on |b Ui« o( r«pub!lcaUon of all news oto- Rowan as (Urector of the U.8. upon an agreement m th the the Department of Agriculture tigi^of any peetietdes other than federal charges o f kidnaping pitol ta midday. Mrs. Champion IINTEMORS* credited to It or n<^ otherwise credit kinds of people wanted to display their ly, The Preeidaht’a advisers Aleo on hand were Air Force Canadian government since the ore on the week's program. said the bullet wound In )Se BT fbel hie Press Secretary should MaJ. Jamas U. Cross and hia Information Agency. Rowan, a State Finance Director mla jp In this pdi^r and alto the local news pub* own taste and judgment, a thing it la Negro, was one of Johnson's resevvolr would flood some When the administratton DDT was first released tor Oiomplon, his wife Marie and thigh wasn’t aertous and that he Interpose himself between Mr. wife. Canadian territory. tagged tts efforts to end poverty Hermene Her$hey richu of republlcatlon of epeclal din- always easier to do In criticiam than in first major appointments after clvIUan use in 1946, the foundt' their 19-month-old daughter nobobly would be back at the patchea herein are aleo reeerred.______Johnson end the reporteni to Croee, who wlU be promoted Johnson releaeed a mMrt In'tlM United Statee a war. It tion said, and has since found b of administering OaUfomla’a DECORATIVE praisa. explain the LBJ phenomenon to to lieutenant colonel ’Thureday, he became president. Rowan Katherine Marie. Inc., a*. will stay on the Job until John­ from administrator Eugene Fol­ didn't reaHzs how apt the word its way throughout the worM. Poole's decision put to rest for $4-faiIlion budget Tuesday mom- .The Herald PrlnUnp OompA?,^' But,, after the firat round of contro­ the nation. At 81, the Preal- haa been designated by Johnson was. Fierce political battles are CONSULTANT dUmea no______financial___ responsibility _ .for typo. as armed forces aide, a new son can select a successor. ey of the Small Business Admin the time being a Jurisdictional tephlcalTpi^ii errors RpP«»ln^ versy, the design underwent revision, dent’s top policy advlaer, Moy- Sources indicated Rowan may IstreUon telling how the operas raging tp many big cltiee over quarrel among the federal gov­ ^'’^ihampion was wounded on ^ 6 4 3 -9 9 5 8 other reding matter ora may ba glvan a ohanca to title replacing that of military how me anUpoverty funds are to SreIvenlng Herald. and came back, a year ago. In a form become a syndicated Washing­ tions of the agency have been ernment, Sacramento County the main etreet of the little perform thia m M on aa hia pre- aide. be used. Viet Guerrillas town. Stopping ta front of a Cross will take over the duties ton columnist. streamlined during the last officials and Oregon authorities. • Vtall ■•rvice ^lent of N. E. A. Service, which seemed to have a chance of life. decesaor, Goor|^ Raady, navar year. The fighting will spread to the All wanted to tiy the two gun­ gamUlng casino, one of the gun­ Tubllshers RepresenUtlves - The Jujmit The sise of the concrete slabs was was. of MaJ. Gen. Oieeter V. Clifton, The resignation of Eugene M. House Wednesday when the ad- Number Woman llathewa Special Agency — New York, Chi- who Is retiring from the Army Zuckert aa secretary of the Air The report estimated eavinge men on charges ranging from men ordered the patrons into aealed down, and the admirers of tradi­ Indeed, we raporUd ^leclfi- Force, effective Sept. 80, and at $2.3 million annually. m ln lstra t^ ’a bill to add $1.9 rape, robbery and murder in the etreet. Nobody obeyed. The ^"^Je S b ER AIIDrP*Bmi4AU o r CTRCUIaA- cally last Feb. 7 that Mr. John- next month to beoome executive The President also announced MlUon fo r the many different gumnsui fired a shot to show he T 1 Q N 8 . ______tion had been satisfied, or at least It vice pre'eldent of a New York the appointment of Dr. Harold Among Leaders Oregon to kidnaptog with bodily •on was aeriouely considering his intention to fill three federal programs is taken up. No votes harm In California. meant tnxiiness And cord dealer was hoped they had been wooed, by the management advisory firm. Brown to succeed him. Brown, are likely before Thursday. Display advertlting doting houra: replacing Reedy with Mogrene 88, currently is the Pentagon's Judge vacancies. MOSeXJW (AP) — The deputy Poole — who once served with Ralph Marks fired bock with a The Light Toieh ' T o r Monday — 1 p.m. FjWay. inclusion of a convenUonol statue of and upgrading the importance Robinson will be Johnson’s rifle. The buHet hit Champion T o r Tiieeday — 1 p.m. M ^day. Army aide, serving under director of defense research and New York attorney Theodore WASHINGTON (AP) — The commander of the Viet Cong Champion on Gov. EMmund O. ’ - Toe Wednesday — Ip m Tuesday. FDR. of the job—etepa which the engineering. Tannewald, 48, is to get a spot Brown's rioff — commented, w)to woe seated in the cor. • ITbr Thursdny — 1 p.m. Wednesday. President last week finally ear- Croee. He wilt replace Lt. Col. United States and Japan open a guerrUlae is a woman, Pravda It was at this stage that this page Jam es M. Connell, who ie going on the U.S. Tax (tourt, succeed­ "Fraxikly, I'm amazed at this Asked about her daughter. • * ^ r r^ a y — 1 p.m. Thursday. ried out. 6tUl, thera ta skep- —The resignation of Dr. Cabinet-level conference today said today. ■tor Saturday — 1 p.m. rrtd a y . expressed Its pleasure with the compro­ to the War College in Washing­ Brockway McMillan, effective ing the late Judge Clarence Op- with the emphasis switched kind of halrpulllng thing. It's aa Who couldn't etretch out dining oSatslfled deadline: 10:30 a.m, each day m tleism in the Whlito House that per. She has been a revokiUonory though peo^e were clamoring the 22 hours thty spent in speed­ e x c e ^ Saturday — 9 A ia. mise, and with the prospect that, 30 a President so preooouplad (but ton. Sept. 80, as undersecretary of from Japan’s increasing trade Cross ie expected to continue (he Air Force and the nomina­ Oliver Gasch, 69, and William with Communist China to eco­ for 85 of her 46 years, hoe been tor blood.” ing cars, Mrs. (momplon repori- years after hia death, this own nation so unsucoessfUl latoly) with the B. Bryant, 68, a Negro, both of tortured and Imprisoned and Sacramento County officials ed, “She’e been on a e le ^ n g Monday, July 12 press will delegate these du­ as Johnson’s chief pilot when he tion of Norman S. Paul to suc­ nomic development plans for at last seemed able to agree upon a flies 1h Jetstars Instead of his ceed him. Paul now is assistant Washington, are to be submitted Southeast Asia. lost her husband and her only wanted to proeecute the pair on Jog-” suitable monument to the war-time ties for long. big Jet liners. secretary of defense (Manpow­ for seats on the District Court in son, the Soviet Ctommunlit par­ kidnaping chargee which could Sent to the 48-year-o)d Otom- Reedy’s departure eould have Secretary of State Dean Rusk What Ambition WiB Do President. TOblnson, a natlva of Waah- er). the District of 0>lumbla. was to formally open the fourth ty newspaper reported. carry the death penalty since pion from hte etoff woe a cord .FAIRWAY^AMIIY, come any time in the last year. Champion wax wounded during reading; “Welcome back. Ws were premature. Now the sad After being riiorply rebuked by meeting of the Joint Cabinet A Pravda correspondent -.’’'ittere la surely a g^reat deal to b« Committee on Trade and Elco- wrote tlfat he had talked with the escapade. Poole planned to Nothing much haa happened Being a good galsamaB saiO for amtolUon and Oie Incentive It news ia that tha design has been the President at the . Demo­ Columbia Columbia nomic Affaire. military leaders at the head­ proeecute under the federal kid since you left . .exce^ one ^te Uke hog caning — ttj for figures In politics, and iU scran>ed forever, and that the final rea­ cratic National'Convention last U.S. officials said that tor the quarters of the National Libera­ tw.p lew which coigd mean a thing — the cope ore kx^ting tor ^isn’t the nolee you moke,^ son it has been scrapped ( is that ths August, Reedy aotuAlly submit­ first time in years, little was tion Front of South Viet Nam, maximum penalty bf life In you." It’s the appeal in your (ahie becomes especially apparent when ted his resignation. It- was re­ prison. k voice . . . children of PDR threatened to make being said to Japan about its the political arm of the Viet .lUcsm be seen how it influences the fused (and reports of the resig­ Increasing trade 'with Commu­ Cong. Among them, he said, He obtained custody of the More womea ihoidd speeches against it if the Franklin nation were denied). GOP Breaks Precedent; Miss Tasker two ex-convicts Friday when (•burse of Senator Robert Kennedy In nist China. was M «. Nguyen Thl Dtrth, 1 work tn Washington. lj[toUon to the JohnsMi administration. Delano Roosevelt Memorial Commission Mt? Johnson began taMdng Japan’s trade with Feking “the deputy commander in their three-state crime rampage PThink of all ths fui>< in private about Moyers as his ended just inside California IhNa-Yeu-Waleh speech Senator Kennedy gave last tried to raise funds for building it. Endorses Slate to Caucus Will Study this year will rise to $430 mil­ chief.'’ __ u XERO- they'd have moving thoee new Press Secretary last Jan­ lion, up about 40 per cent over near the Nevada border. bureaus around! 'Vssk, at graduation exercises at the “We don’t like it," said Congressman The Pravda correspondent It started off a week ago to­ (will, ofdtf 254) GRAPHIC uary when the press started 1964, according to the Japan- said Mrs. Dinh told him that Btpmational Police Academy at Wash- James Roosevelt, for the family, “And changing firom eudulatioti to hoe- The Republican Town Com-<^given to the Building Fund for In Europe Communist Ctolna Bbcpori-Im- day. Police say it Included bank COPY SERVICE. INC. You can hava your]' mlttes broke precedent last the addition to the firehouse. when she was 10 years old her and motel robbery, rape, mur­ Jete and mleellee — for mgton, made the third public Urns ths I’m sure father wouldn’t either.’’ UUty. Moyers staunchly re­ iwrt Society. brother waa imprisoned for rev­ Surely, H anybody has a right to an sisted. night and voted to endorse a Saturday there will be a fer- By comparison, U.S, trade der of an Oregon deputy sheriff yme, nothing goea footers Ksother of the late President, ths Sen* Hate of candidates tor the GOP ris wheel and other adult and Miss Karen Tasker, daugh- olutionary work. and kidnaping of six others In REED'S Uuin a two-Aveek voca­ opinion on the suitability of a national There the matter rested un­ _ _ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hyland with Japan is expected to ex­ “Then I started learning what ^ o r from New York, and ths obvl* til White House aide Jack Va­ town caucus set for tomorrow at kiddie rides according to Her' ceed $4 billion this year and Oregon before the Champions Moneheeter Shopping Porksda tion! monument to FDR It would be FDR’s 8 p.m. at Yeomans Hall. iiirt EJn^ert Sr” and‘^ y Simp-! Tasker. ^ Rt. 87, will study in revolution was,” she said. were abducted. potential leader of eventual cbal* lenti’s speech of fulsome praise Vienna in the fall. She is a with trade only slightly in favor Her husband, who waa also a Phone 64S-71S7 The girt who thinks aa1 children or FDR himself. Yet one ia for the ' President unlocked a ^ e endorsed candidates are: eon, 80-chairmen of the enter­ Poole said Gray and Bowles, hn«« to the succession to President Vincent Sledjeskl (now the tainment committee. sophomore student at Nasson of the United States. revolutionary, was arrested man te g(xxl enougd) Yor jiohnaon, has drawn a policy line which forced to wonder if, with such veto cascade of press criticism. Al­ College in Springvale, Maine, three daye after the birth of .her might be right. Sha,^ though his polls don’t ahow Its second selectman), first select­ •One Named Voter P ^ tiv te d with Uiat oomlng from ths powers as standard practice, any me­ m an; Stewart Tibbito, select­ One voter, who registered and will be enrolled at the Uni­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Dr their son. She was arrested six Polso might be left . . . morials to anybody would aver get happening yet, Mr. Johnson pri­ versity of Vienna with forty Glenn T. Seahorg today termed months later. She was then 20 fwute House. vately expreaees anxiety that man; Mrs. Margaret DHworth, Democratic, was made during the potential spread of nuclear "Hard work”; An oc- built. And one still wonders what it incumbent, town clerk: Mrs. the regular voter-making ses­ other Nasson students. years old. keumulatlon of things cos^ '^rst, hs pubhi^y regretted. In a prese antagonism could spread Miss Tasker studied German weapons as “one of the lugent She “suffered tortures” and could have been which influenced the Harriet Lyman, treasurer and sion held Saturday by the Board didn’t do whsn one should -^l^eoh in ths Senate, that the Johnson to the public, thereby under­ agent for town deposits; Mrs. of Admissions. The next session with Professor Helnz-Jurgen problems facing mankind.” was released after 3% years In hove . . . Roosevelt children to develop such a mining support for hia policies. Seaborg, chairmaji of the prison. By then her husband •dministration had not taken time to Erminda Lowman, tax collector; will be Aug. 28 and will be from Griebsch, a native of Germany, We do work hard to' pronounced aversion to a design some It was In this uneasy mood a Wallace Lohr, incumbent, and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be Atomic Energy Commission was dead and her 4-year-old sem sult our good hemisphere neighbors week ago thait Reedy Informed said In a copyright interview in did not know her. Later the son serve you weU at both of UR, including a rather distinguished Mrs. EUen Htlls, board o t ed­ one more session in September Fairways, and enjoy hsv-^ Core It sent Marines to the Domini* the President that his chronic ucation; Morris Kaplan, Incum­ before town elections In October. U.S. News k World Report that died. •IMA R^iubtia K, as diplomatic ana* original design selection jury, consid­ Portraiture By Reginald Pinto foot disease had become ao a large number of countries *ing a well stocked sewing bent, board of assessors; WsJlter notion and tapper deport- lysta are now beginning to fear, that ered fitting and majestic. painful he must quit. VVheaton and Lronard German, Manchester Evening Herald have the means of developing DELEGATE, CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION: Former Governor Wilbert Snow No serious consideration was nuclear weapons over a period -m ent . . on on our pcu^ killed the OA.S. incumbents, board o t tax re­ Columbia correspondent, Vir­ l^ven to a replacement for view; Robert Tuttle and Eldward ginia M. Carlson, telephone 228- of years. Two convenient locottans: S led to a new solidarity against ths Reedy from outside the White Peterson, incumbents, planning 9224. At present, only five nations Downtown Main Street t^pited States in this hemisphere, that Th« President And The Presidency House staff. What followed in­ and zoning commission; Leo­ — the United States, the Soviet hand 705 Bast Middled be a theme Kennedy can repeat. side the staff was not a power nard German, Incumbent, zon­ Union, Britain, France and Turnpike. (Next to tha Communist Chiba — have nu ^ Second, Senator Kennedy made a set (Following is the prepared text of ths A Thought for Today struggle for the job but a mad ing boards of appeals; Peter Popular Market) now famous speech delivered by Jack Sponsored by the Manchester dash to get awi^ from it. Staf­ Naumec and Wallace Lohr, in­ clear weapons. smech on the need for the United Jimmy fers Douglass (Jater and Hor­ Seaborg said Japan, India cumbents, alternates to the zon­ jK atss to try to take the lead in halt* Valenti, special assistant to President Sweet Solvency CouncU of Churches ace Busby (both with Journal­ Jimmy West Germany, Sweden, Italy ing board of appeals; Russell log the spread of nuclear weapons. Johnson, before the Advertising Feder­ istic experience) v.ere .consid­ Wheeier Jr., Fred Chowanec Canada, Israel and possibly WOMEN! Brazil, Switzerland, Spain, Yu " This SDSpch, because It pretended to ation of America Convention at Boston Appointment with God ered but managed to duck It. and Richard K. Davis, con- an June 38.) Breslin It Is espy to underestimate Although no more ehthuslastlc stables. goslavia and Egypt could devel Earn Morel leffer the Whits House a major Issue the value and the power and about the new Job now than The town committee has Breslin op such weapons. FAIRWAY Its ocmsidaration more Important The Presidency is a mystical body, the witness of regular church The bomb in the hands of the ' oonstructed by the Constitution, but NEW YORK, July 12—Today “We have a door here, you bedroom. The shot nicked the last winter. Moyers could not never endorsed a slate to the the king .range point of view than attendance. There are some avoid it this time. party cauciis before. The com­ Chinese Communists, he said Loam whose architecture was conceived in the at 9:30 a.m. in Queens Crim­ know," Straile said. The guy detective in the ear. Now Miss (Oontinned from Page Six) world problems currently receiving said he did not like doors. He Donahue stood alongside Straile Who would say, ’'It’s just a Moyers has -assets Reedy mittee decision was unanimous poses “one of the critical prob­ inner crannies of a people’s soul. inal Court, Robert Straile, Rob­ habit.” Which it is. The fact lacked. He le the closest thing lems — the question of whether ert Mackey, and Miss Judith picked his shoe out of the and every time he threw a anxong those voting at the ses­ easstgency White House attention, re- It is unique—awesome—all embracing, remains that we learn best by to a policy chief of staff that sion last nignt. ing In court today on an assault Infiia and others are going to IBM * (Kirtedly enraged the man in the White an odd mixture of royal divinity 'and Woolwortih Donahue will appear brandy. Then he kicked the punch she swung her shoe. They charge. After the assault charge bottle of ohampagne and spilled are a very close couple. doing, and the practice of our Mr. Johnson ever had. Gov­ Any registered Republican is feel that they must take this Rouse, so much so that he subsequent­ equalitarian choice—a union between a for the start of what they feel faith makes it real to us. The ernment bureaucrats note that is disposed of, Mackey goes into nuclear path because the Red Ifl an immense law suit against it on everyb^y. With this Mw^ey w«s about to hK a etiglble lor - nomination at the d v il Court with his suit. Key Punch ly ordered a secret investigation of nation yearning for continuity and its power of the body reaches aB Moyers Is the one White House caucus tomorrow night. Chinese have.” firm resolve not to yield one jot of In­ the Pinkertons. A law suit move, he gave the Belgian Vil­ newcomer on the scene when and every member. Therefore, man who does hot hesitate to “If It weren't for the money, ‘ SSS MAIN'STREET - 643-5171 CLOSED MONDAYS THE YEAR ROUND which could pull their whole lage people a chance '' to be­ For the first time in many Miss Karen Tasker ttie sources of some of the information dependence. the newcomer flashed a badge. the term “Inactive member" Is ^>eak for the President. In years, there are no incumbents I really wouldn't be able to WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Kennedy used in his speech. Belg^lon village at the World's come the first exhlbHori at the “Pinkerton," the newcomer a contradiction In terms, like a the early days of the Johnson understand this case,” Straile Carl T. Curtis tWnlcs the Free Between man’s purpose in history Fair out of the red. They are World’s Fair to smell solvency. seeking election as first selMt- during her first year at the Third, the other day, Senator Ken* ■aid. Mlackeiy quickly was hit “round square.” Presidency, he was adept in man or tax collector. says. “They are fighting In Viet Society Association spearheaded Industry desperately needs and and 13>od’s .purpose in eternity, there is coming into court armed with •Until now, the World’s Fair over the head from behind by a Nam, they are fighting through­ college. The professor will ac­ Hedy indulged in a brand of question* an infinite difference in quality. So it is We do many things from dealing with the press (though From September 13 to 19 the company the group to Germany by Barry Oxldwater is an excel­ is offering top salaries to both whait they feel is undeniable has been Robert Moses’ per­ pohee chib. There were, all of habit. We can cultivate go^ later muzzled by the Presi­ out the whole world. Who are lent thing. tag of our idle in Vietnam, making his between what we call our democratic evidence, an envelope full of sonal way of showing every­ a sudden, 14 Pinkertons, aU students will visit Czechoslava- we to be pacifists?” to help them become adjusted girls and women, trained in fa­ Bargains today... every day at tradition and our appetite for a father habits, or bad habite. If church- dent). kia, Yugoela'via, Germany and and he will return to Nasson The Nebraska Republican main argument a contention that solu* \eleven-by-fourteen color prints body what the depression really ■winging dubs. Mackey got up going is juet a habit, so too we The press problem Moyer “I have nothing against fights mous IBM Key Punch. Right now, to lead ua was like. In the rain yesterday, Italy. Sept. 19. tlons of such revolutionary jwobiems « Backey's backside. and was hit again. Straile flat­ might say that courtesy, hon­ faces ie one of fopm^ not sub­ at all, but Mackey has to win The students were selected get MODERN-METHOD, individ­ To watch ;the Presidency from afar, The Pinkertons feel different­ the Fair looked Like an empty tened the Pinkerton who did M. esty and consideration of oth­ Classes end Deo. 10 and the * will have to be more political than stance. Apart from the Viet students 'Will be free to travel the suit,” Miss Donohue said. individually by the staff and ualized training at MTI Business as is the lot of most of us, la to per- ly, They want charges pressed neiglhiborhood. "I don’t know A dhib Mt Straile on the head. ers are habits. Yet these quali­ Nam crisis, which certainly is “We need the money. Have yoji FALSE TEETH mlUtsiry. In the course of this argiB eelvs the dim, fuezy outlines, the sil­ against the group. They feel What’s the matter with me,” Miss Donahue scratched the on their own so long ax they re­ the house mothers. They had to Schools. Free job placement ties of character are the meas­ not of his making Mr. Johnson turn, to Nasson by the begifinlng taken a look at the crowds be fluent in German, rate high ment, he omitted from the delivery df houette of the leader, and to hear only they have been maligned and Buddy Zaret, a restaurant own­ Pinkerton who did that. Somd*- ure of our character when they is In no real trouble. The Dom­ around here? I never go through Chfiwing Effiei«ncy service . . . convenient day and the distant pulsebeat of the activities er, was saying "Here I got aH of the second semester, Feb. 7. scholastically, be able to get fals speech some passages which had assaulted. "So what," Straile body pushed Miss Donahue become habitual. inican crisis seems to be near­ the Pair grounds after six o’­ along with others and be able lner«as*dl up to % evening classes, low t u ili^ a ir - displayed in the press and on TV. shrugged. "We’ll fight it out the ovens turned on and I don’t down. She got up, straightened Ohurch attendance is more Explorer’s Poet Meets 35 been Included in his prepared text. Ha ing a satisfactory eolultlon. The The Explorer’s Post will meet clock at night. I’m afraid of be­ to adjust to new situations. OUntcsl texts prove you can now conditioned classrooms. For full Biit.no one, not even the perceptive In court. All life is o'‘struggle.’’ have the brains to go and stick her skirt, and started to sit than a habH. It is our response President’s batting average in ing alone.” The g;roup will cram one ohew better—make dentures average had apparently become nervoua over A short while back, the peo- my head into one of them.” down at an outdoor table. She at Yeomans Hall July 10 at 7 ;80 u p to 36% more effective— if you details, call 525-9317, or write: newsmen who sit day in and day out in to God’s cteilm on us. It la the Congreas remains spectacmarly p.m. Meiribere, who are work­ "We have the best exhibit In year of the Humanities, taught AUTOMATIC REDUCTION the possibility that such a statement as the west lobby of the west wing of ths , pie In charge of the Belgian Vil­ But this one dnink who jumped thought better of thia. She fulfillment of a deep human high. the world,” Mackey said last by Nasson professors, and two sprinkle a little FASTKETH on your MTI Business Schools, 750 Main lage exhibit a t the World’s through the window on to their picked up and chair and hit a ing with John Sullivan, local plates. FA8TEKTR Is the alkaline V •Victory in a revolutionary war is not Whits House, Teslly know the Presi­ need. Our lives are- incomplete In fact,^ the main criticiam is Olvll Defense director, are night. “But if we can’t moke it years of GermBui, taught by (non-acid) powder that holds false St., 8th Floor, Hartford. dent’s burdens, the abrasive shred ot Fair gathered for an afternoon table could, the Belgian Village Pinkerton over the head wHh ^ unless there is a place in them of the Br^dent’s personality- with our heads, then we’re go­ g;raduate students from the teeth more nrmly so they feel more won by escalation, but de-escala­ events that beats against him every conference in one of the res­ people say, straighten out all for worship and for prayer, learning to Operate the trans­ comfortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty ‘Judy, I’M never leave you,^ deriving largely from the reac­ mitter and messaige channeling ing to have to make it with University of Vieima, into a taste. Doesn’t lour. Checks denture tion” would be interpreted as advice to hour of evsiy day, and through ths taurants at the exhibit. They their financen Straile yeMed. He was flattened OHver Wendell Hobnea once tion of newsmen to off-the-rec­ something else.” He patted the span of 26' weeks. The major sat down at a comer table After the chantpagne spilled, ■aid: “There is a little phuH for CD. breath. Qet FASTEKTH lewder to­ Withdraw from Vietnam. long night by a clUb. ord sessions 'with the President. Any boy who would Uke. to package of 11x14 color prints area of study is government day at drug oountera everywhere. But whait Senator Kennedy left in There is no sharing of this burden. alongside an open window. Straile asked the waiter to Mackey, standing aJbne, was called reverence, which needs The vlw they got,from earthy of hds derriere. and the minor ia German. There was Robert Straile, presi­ throw the druirit out. The wait­ watering at least once a week.” practice code each week Us speech included such a paaaage as Eaita day, thickly crowded with trials engulfed by Pinkertons. They LBJ- sojiloqutos Is admittedly asked to call Sullivan. 1966 PublUherx Newspaper The students leave New York dent, and his grirl friend in a er started to push the drunk. picked him up and threw him Every time I pass the On Syndicate August 19 on the Castel Felice |«a^ite»6«i9ita8ia!aaaNi»»6iWte BARGAIN and demands for decision, thrusting less than a balanced one. It Plonlo Set Wednesday this: against him, crying out for attention, mink jacket who loaned him The drunk hit the waiter. An­ into a station wagon. Pinkertons I go in and pay a vtait; will be Moyers’ tssk to limit which will carry only college “But a government cannot make war |700,

morrow at 9:1C am. from the Actor Ray Collins Dies, and Baverly Fuss; cuUtt, Lou Hale, first, Bobby Krajewskl, ■oftball teams were as ft^ows Flsette Funeral Home, 20 Sla Magaxitw Story Says Town R^ident Anderson. ■oc'any and He want to Holljnsood in Ufa DAVB CLARK 9TVR Glazier's ila yaaterday ai Mlddleaex Ma- Woodland St. died yeeterday at national and not a sectional po­ rade. ior girls, Sally Goss; Charter The riddle winner for the value of Florida'a cut flowara wMh those of ofher chamber of- a oonvanUon floor tight against will meet for lU second asaalan theater, rafio. as a mambar of Orson Wsllti> HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Four week was Alfred Sanloe attend- la about $19 million a year. iwrtal Hospital. He w u aavad his home. litical figure. Bton. CoUlns, who ^ Ths following chUdran were Oak, first, Busan O'Connell, 991 Main St. — Manobastev Mr. Karpuska was born In floials. him. "Now he saw what might bo a In Hartford tomorrow. The Mercury Thsator group. WeUei members bf ths Davs Clark second, ainqy/'Monk; Keeney, tner Robertson Park. Tha ^adtolua la tha conunar- A«in drownlM June 10 at Wads- The detalle of the dispute have ooenmtttee la headed by delegate St John’s a t g ^ Mm far Ills flirt of CM- given awards fdr outstanding Corset and Uniform Shop Lithuania. Deo. 31, IBM, and Kennedy was, In fact told by last chance to break out of the them all in stride over Wa 78 VKiniamt, Robin Selin, daughter of Henry Thomaa and rtvs, an RngUsh singing group, Joanna OhoquaUe; Nathan The results of the playground olrt leader. *or#i State nul? and had been not been made puUlo. the labor-liberal leaders thsy Texas trap and beoome a na­ Niohotas B. Eddy ef New Hart- Una’ moN than 78 film rolsa, ■ Nancy Carol Stanley WtWama, lOT Oakland St. She was was a resident of Manoheeter mads an unsohsdulsd appear antrlss: •71 fa eritloal otnsfatoa since that 07 years. Hs retired 14 ^ars Wlet said Sunday night that doubted whether they could tional leadsr. He doubtless saw, foird. lead In "ausan Kane." horn June SO at Manohaster Mamorlal Hospital. Har pater Mulvey had agreed to aerve aa other Republicans appointed ^*'The veteran aotor, moat rsc- . ------aiioe at tha Palladium Sunday Bowers, funniest, Eddie Cur­ flma. '> __ ago as a dyer for Cheney Bros. hold their own people in line if too, a chancs to save ths South ogntsable to the younger Ijm- Among Ms ottiar films were nal__ grandparants are Mr. and Mra. Noah WflUanu, 107 tin; prettiest, Cheryl Hansen, Am Mttandant at Connecticut Ms l e ^ counsel in a prlvaU Johnson Were chosen and pre­ from growing btttsnisss and to oonvanUon posts Inoluds a "Ths kugnlfloent Amharsons,’’ Oakland S t She haa a brother, George Noah, S; and two and oausad a Itva-telavtslon He was a member of 8L Bridg' oapaoity. eratlon as crafty U. TVagg. Mi I most original, Allison and Valley Hospital, where the boy et's Church, the Roman Catho­ dicted convention mutiny,” isolation by loading it back Into number of fooner employes of "See Here, Private Hawrove," sUtars, Sandra Dae, 8, and Patty Jaan, 2. Amanda McOIll; most unusual, had bean a patient, reacued him Wlet assaid he deMed to retain ths 1975 General Assembly. p ^ a detective who for e ^ t tumult lic Alliance of Manchester and Bchlesinger said. the Democratic party and the "Roee Marts,” "Ths Hunian •Wa walked onstega, and tha Karan Nolan; cutast, Johnny whan ha n^ced that he had St. John BvangeSeal Society of a lawysr on thele Advice of other national consensus.’’ Senate Mark Dartd Gill Proc­ yeara kept “ P Comedy," "Leave Her to Heav­ ohamber officials throuihout Johnson was advised by his ftast wanted on television • VMea, R«y Wooley, aon of Victor Gordon and Nancy next thing I knew, bangi — ev- Eastman. Asappaared whHe swlmiwlnf to Hartford. wife and nearly all his friends Ths effect, Ih the end, Bohle- tor, D -Waterford, and John en," and "Tha SoUd OMd (fadll- Blliabath Fioal Vldtll, 880 Adama S t Ha woe born July 9 at ' - - - Mata OormecUcut. Gerardo, R • Harwlnton, will "Perry Maaon" series, w u hos- arybodv got out of thali Buckle, most original. a naft In the middle of the pond Survivors Include his wife, not to take the vloe-presldentlal sinrar said, was Johnson’s ao lac." Manchaater Mamorlal Hoapital. His maternal------■*------*" Clark, at-the park. ceptance; final wavering on aerve aa clarka of tha conven­ pUaUied July 1, ra««rln9 and eharged onatage,” Joanns PoulIn; prettiest, Cheryl Mrs. Klementlne Sodonls Kar­ spot it it were offered, Schle- His widow, Joan, survives. are Mr. and Mr*. Woalay H. Froat 92 Chambera m. mm ym- the leader, said.____ "Cam< Jamaraman ZInker, scariest, Samuel Allea Btefwait, of Portland, the puska; two daughters, Mrs. Yale Geto Grant amger said. Kennedy’s part beoauist of toe tion. Mra. Mary Edwards, D • They had bean marriad 19 tamal grandparants a n Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Vldell, Bast attendant, swam out and found threatened floor fight, and s Wethersflald, and Blaine Innea, his [ware being knocked over tha Zucker; funnteat, Mary Martin; George J, Hussey A Talcottvltle NEW HAVEN (AP) — WeM- Among those who advised Mm yaars. ______Hnmpton. stage band was running, 1 was him on the first dive and and Mrs. John Jamroga of Blast •ndowed Yale Unlverelty, which reassurance from an aide that R • Thomaston, will serve aa toe age of 14. His father, Wll- • • • « • moot (xdorful, Andrea Seader; brought him ashore with the as­ waa the late Democratic House the ticket would more than seoretarles to the respective onths floor, and my shirt was cutest. Heather Adams; most Hartford and six grandchildren. once upon a time used to re­ speaker, Sam Rayburn of Tex­ Case, Gerald Mlchart, son of Beaton J. Jr. and Kathryn tom." sistance of David Townsend of The funeral ^11 be held make up for liberal losses with olsrka. Mra. Edward and Mias 19 Walnut Bt; a daugmer w 1 authentic, Mike Seader; small­ ceive land-grant aid, has been as, he added. Rights Marches I* Brown Case, South Bt, South Coventry. He was bom July Hollywood pollcs said thsy est, Patience Martin. Wednesday at 8:10 a.m. from given an '\lumni contribution Southern gains. Innea served in ths Isglslative Mr. and Mre. David *J g at Manchester Memorial Hoepital. His maternal grand­ **S a” y o ^ v«a given moiAh- despite all the advice, Kennedy's brother Robert, Mil clerk's Offjpe during the re­ had reoelvsd a major-dlaturb- Charter Oak, most original, the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 In reverse" by the National Aa- Johnson had other thoughts. Hollfater Bt.; a daughter to Mr. parents nn Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Brown, 13 Chester Dr. ance call, but e v e r^ n g waa to-moufa resusicltetlon by Ms Main St., with a solemn high clatton of State UnlverslUw who engineered John F. Kenne­ cent session. and Mra. Richard B)sUn, Bn- Planned -Again His paternal grandparente a n Mr and Mra. Beaton Case, Maureen Adama; most humor­ rescuers untH hremen arrived "Whoever won the election, dy’s campaign for the nomine- Joaaph Casey of East Haven oalm whsn police arrived. No ous, Nall Ramey; cutest, Sherri Mass of requiem at St. Bridg­ and Land-Grant Colleges. Tale 8r„ South Windsor. injuries or propsrty damaga with on Inhalator. He was re­ et’s Church at 9. Burial will be the post of Senate leader wrould Uon, made the formal offer to will be cMef sergsant-at • arms ^*BIRTH YESTERDAY u^A • • • • * and David D'Alessandro. prwtdent Kingman Brewster Jr. be very different under Kenne­ For Bogalusa I wars raportsd. vived and taken to the hospital In St. Bridget's Cemetery. called the |300 gift "about the Johnson saying, "He wants you and Donal Fraser of Salem will eon to Mr. and Mrs. R ob^ Monroe, Oynttifa Lynn, daughter of William J. Jr. and Oreeti, most colorful, Dory and was placed on the crlticed dy or (Republican nominee to be vice president it you want be assistant. Both are Repub­ BViends may call at the fu­ moot satiating’~ he had ever Menard. 7 Ridgewood. Dr., (Oontinned from Paga One) Alice Stancllff _ Munroe,______001______Hlmard___ Bt____ She______was bom Julyuly GOV. JOHN V(»JPE Herman; most unique, Debby VM soon after. neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Richard M.) Nixon from what It to be vice president.” licans. and former legislative received. had been under (President Rockville. 2^at ...... Manchester M em o^ ■ ------Hoapiuil.■ ’Jer Her maternal maternal grand- grand- absT O N (AP) — Oov. John Duchesneau; most original, He was bom In Manchester, p.m. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 RusseH I. Thaekrey, executive But Robert was obviously un- emidoyes. DISCHARGED SATURDAY: parents‘ are Mr. anda r " Mrs.----- Rufoa' SUnolttf, - —slttf, .r Morrlsvit.,Morrlsvills, V ... t Mike and Joanne Belter; most Dwight D.) Elsenhower," Schle- Georgs Saden of Bridgeport la there was soma kind of conspi­ I A. Volps undsrtook some police July S7, 1980. a son of Dexter and 7 to 9 p.m. secretary of the aaeoolaUon, happyly about it, SchleMnger Jamea Sargent Franklin Park. ___Her paternal . grandL»ui«« grandfather »■Is William ,, w J., Munroew —,,,Sr,, Somer- beautiful, KaUe Tucker; crazi­ and Dotoree Foreman Clark. He slnger wrote of Johnson’s tMnk- said. being mentioned aa general racy to keep them away,” said work B Sundayui ■ night. said the acfkm was "unprece­ Ing. Rockville: Mrs. SMrley Raca- toe Rev. Mr. Lynch, who has TlllVtvlUe,‘ Masa.ifl««9. Sheai3V has8H«i threeM18WW brothers,b/ivwamamf William, vv aaaawas, 8, Richard.•wewewM) 8,wg Volpe was traveling on an ex est, ^ r t Johnson; strangest, was a student at Beraiet Junior Mrs. Ousale Stoekeer dented In the 78-year history of When It waa all ovar, he waa counsal to tha Rapublicana, and and Robert, 8; and two aisters, Susanne, 18, and Cdleen, 10. Cheryl Argiroe; funniest, Bobby former Atty. Gen. Albert L. kowaki, 163 H'fh St, been conduoUng National States iressway when a car driven by High SclKX^ and a member of ROCKVILLBl — Mrs. Oussie the association." "Johnson could hardly expect heard to comment, "My God, vllle; Ernest Whitney. Had- Q • • • • Upton. Center CongregaiUonal Church. to retain the power he had ex­ this wouldn’t have happened OMaa Of Bridgeport has already Righto party meetinga here. .ohns J. Narkunas, of Nashua, Karp Stockaer, 78, of 13 Middle Yale, although a private In­ dam; Mra. Mildred Chapin, 20 ^ U es marohed with rebel McKee, Jamee Scott son of Norman Clifford and Doro> Keeney, most original, Mich­ Survivors oesldee his parents. Butcher Rd., died BT.cfay at ite d with such relish and skill except that we were all too tired been pteksd as counsM to the N.H., struck an abutment near stitution, received land-grant as­ Clyde Rd.; George Olbaon, 369 yells and cheen. They waved thy Plkula McKee, 78 Lockwood S t He was bom July 3 at an exit and spun around. It ael and Patty Darby; funniest, Include two sisters, Wendy Clark Hartford HoErpital. She was the sistance from 1883, when the in the late 1960’s. Beyond this. last night," the Mstorian said. Democratic delegates. Dayna Berthlaume; most un­ and Kim Clark, and two broth­ Ropublloan ap^ntoes to other W. Center St; Mlee Gall Phil­ Confederate flaga, which toe Manchester Memorial Hoapital. Hie maternal grandparente came to rest facing north In the widow of Abram StockMr. Morrill Aot was psssed, to 1898. lips. 44 E. Middle Tpke.; George are Mr. and Mfa. John J. ^kula, Wethersfield. His paternal usual, Joanne and Mery Alice ers, Jeffery Cfark and Dean Mrs. Stockser was born in posts wUl Include Agnes Olson Rev. Mr. Lynch oaMed symbols southbound lane. Then the newly founded state LaBonte, Mansfield: Mrs. Kath­ of "White supremacy." The Ne­ grandmother Is Mrs. Margaret McKee, 43F Bluefleld Dr. Volpe and Ms driver, stote Oboquete; prettiest, Billy and Cfark, aU at home; Ms matern­ Russia and came to the United agricultural ooMegs, now ttit of West Hartford, Transcriber} erine Lawson, Ellington; James Ray McGugan; most colorful, ______al grandfather, Ceasar Foreman First Combat Infantrymen Mrs William i p of Norfolk, gro march was silent. He has a brother, Chrlatoj^r John, 2; and a slater, Cheryl trooper Dan Delaney, sum­ StMtea In 1907. She lived In the l^-versUy of Connecticut, be­ Herblk, Stafford Springs: Mrs. Ann, 8. moned Metropolitan District Brian Draghi; cutest Laurie | of West Ilastford and his etern­ Rockville - ElHngitmi area 44 came the benefkdary. aecretary to the general coun­ Farmer said ths march waa • • • t al fiandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. sel; Mrs. Janet Wildman of Alma Hatfield, 54 Chestnut St; to protest "poUoe bratalUy." Commission poltee and aided in Varsell. Super Moritafi in years. Mrs. Julia Rossetto, 93 Lake Varney, Uaa Marie, daughter of Jamee J. and Gall Nathan Hale, prettiest, Cheryl I Paul Cfark of Manchester. She Was a member of the Oon- Begin Landing at Viet Nam WaaMnrton, secretary to OOP Afterward ha praised "the .directing traffic until they ar COUNTY Considers Boycott St.; Catherine Brensfleld, 68 police forces for a Job well Louise Ashley Varney, 148 N. School St She was bom Ju^ I rived. Narkunas suffered cuts. WInot; funniest,>-/Earl Bleu; | Double J ff( Green Stamps Wednesday "^HAiri^ pyineral servlcro wUl be beM g;regation of B'nai Israel and Its floor leadar Meade Aloom; Cooper HIU St; John Carlin. 11 WednoMlay at 1 p.m! at Holmes NEW HAVB:N '(AP)—The local Prior to the convention sea- done.” 6 at Manchester Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal grand- most original, Donna and Rose Stoteihood, the Congregation (Oeattmied from Page One) "to resist U.S. aggression and School St.; George Williams, parenU are Mr. and Mra. William Ashley, 51 Lenox S t Her Ann P^or; most unusual, I^uneral Homie, 400 Main St. Kneoseth Israel Synagogue, El- chapter of the National Associa­ aion tomorrow. Republican and The elate sent 376 state police JAMBS A. MICHENER tion for ths Advancement of save toe country" had left for WlndsorvUle; Thomas Jano- Into this city of 22,000 — the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vozney, 148 Sheryl Levi; cutest, Linda Carl­ The Rev. CUffoed O. Simpson, kngton and a member of the Vietnameae side of the border. an unspecified "active aaeign- Democratic delegates will hold wlec, South Windsor; Robert , PHILADELPHIA (AP) Au pastor of Center Congregatloiv- Colored People Is considering an separata caucuses to pick assist­ scene of recent racial rtiooUnga N. School St thor James A. Mlchsnar wore son; most authentic. Tommy Al­ board of directors of its Sister­ The Pentagon spokesman de­ ment.” The broadcast Indicated, Lower, Marlborough; Clifford • • • • « berti; most ingenious, Eugene sS Churoh. wUl ofOciate. Burial hood; and a Ufe member of economic campaign against a ant floor leaders for their rc- and other violence — to help the headgear ranging from a Tibe­ dairy it has accused of discrim­ nied toe CMnese charge. however, that they had not gone BpecUva aidea. Noel, Columbia: Sondra Mah- 38-man city^ poUce force keep Hunter, James Edwin, son of James Edwin and Susan tan Sherpa’s hat to a sombrero Smith; most frightening, Mich­ wiK be In Blast Cemetery. TeShlva, Hadassah, Hebrew Secretary of State Dean Rusk south for combat duty. dalik, Wtlllmantlc; Thomas D. Tardlff Hunter, 26 Lemont Ave., Lewiston, Maine. Ho Fresh CHICKEN Parts inatory hiring. ael Morano. FMends may call at the fu­ Home for Aged and Hebrew La­ said that "the idea of sanctuary Ehving, Tolland: George Rus- the peace. as he told fortunes over the The New Haven NAAOP aald British Prime Minister Harold The slx-monto-old oivll rights was bom May 30 at St. Mary's Hospital, Lewiston. His ma­ weekend at the annual Tlnicum Robertson Park, prettiest, neral home tomorrow from 2 to dies First Aid Society, all of la dead’’ In toe Viet Nam war. Wilson’s office said in London aell. South Windsor; WUllam ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Tardlff, Lew­ 4 end 7 to 9 p.m. Hartford. Saturday Us executive commit­ drive by the Bogalusa Qvic and Township Arts Festival. Cindy Spafford and Debbie tee woutd discuw a reaotuUon "It Is Important," Rusk said that Britaln’a special envew to Hospital Notes Hickey, East Hartford: Mra. iston, Maine. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Mlchener, had complained B^ant; most unusual, Kathy Survivors Include a son, Irv­ in WasMngton, "that they dis­ Hanoi, Harold Davies, has been Bernice Cartwright. 78 Green Voters Lesgus, backed by to a,sk the children of New Ha­ CORE, aims for desegregation Carl H. Hunter, 67 Ardmore Rd. Hla mktemal great-rrand- earlier that he did not have a Bryant and Susan Spafford; ing Stxickaer of Wlnda^; two cover that they are not going to told to stay there aa long aa he HIU Rd.; Timothy Lynch, East parenta are Mr. and Mrf. Napoleon Paradis, Auburn, Maine daughters, Mrs. Said Wilson and ven not to buy the products of VUting hoars are 2 to 8 pm. of pubUc faclllMes and equal Job new or unusual hat to wear, as meanest, Judy Collins; funniest, L E G BREAST Hartford: Mrs. Lorraine Foley, EUderly Woman Knudsen Bros. Dairy, be permitted to send tens of feels he can do anything. la all areaa exoepUng naater- and Mr. and Mra. Joseph Tardlff, Lewiston, Maine. His pa­ has been his custom, at the fea Debbie Kenlston and Kathy Mrs. Irving Fein, both of Long- tboiwands ot pec^le Into the "We know that he has arrived 80 Windsor Ava, Rockville; opportdniUea. ternal -great-grandmother is Mrs. Ida Hunter, 87 Ardmore meadow, Mass.; two sisters, The NAACP chapter made the Mty Where are » to 4 p-m. ^"timley ^ t e a ^ Heb^i Rd.’, Officials of Crown ZeUerback, I Uval. Wrobel; cutest, Debbie and Lor­ alatement after rejecting a re­ south to attack South Viet Nam there and Is staying In a govern­ Rd. raine Wrobel and Lennle and | 9U ARTERS Dies at dnirch Mrs. MMnle Scherr of Los An- and live in safety and comfort ment villa," a spMesman said, and 8:80 to 8 pm. and i^vate Bolton; Mrs. Constance Wright which operates a huge psiper I He said he had scores of free 9U ARTERS ralee, OaHf. and Mrs. Vera port clearing the North Haven rooms where they are 10 am. Glaatonbuiy; Dr. Ralph Thrall, mill heye, hgve a$peed to confer hats offered. Dorthy Kenlston. dairy of a charge of discrimi­ there In toe north-” "but we don’t Icnow whether he Rice, Terrell Austin III, son of Terrell A. Jr. and Carol "I got telephone calls and 1st Valley St., most original, Su­ • VTOMNON—Mr*. BJsth*r Cook Morse of Sen Franci.sco, Calif.; Other sources in WasMngton has met President Ho Chi Mtnh. to 8 pjn. Visitors are request­ Wapplng; Mrs, Kathryn Case with Negro leamrs Thuraday A. Walsh Rice, 138 Garth Rd.,He was bom June 80 at Man­ Breast and Wing JUtftson, 93. of 78 Warren Ave. 10 grandchildren and 10 great­ natory hiring. ed not te smoke In patients’ about their compUlnt of Job dii- tera offering me toppers from san Ferguson: prettiest, Debbie Thigh and Drumstick said that Red CMna has been Davies, a deputy minister of and son, Coventry: Mrs. Monlta chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are the Far East,” hs said. "One Hooey;; most beautiful, Kathy died yesterday as she was en- grandchildren. told those who join in the attack pensions who knows Ho person­ rooms. No more than two vial- Hebert and son, 49 Wells St.: crlmlnatlon. Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Walsh Sr., 138 Garth Rd. Hla pa­ Funeral services were held MISS RIBIGOFF TO WED ton at one time per patient "We are in the best bargain­ lady offered to send me a Davis; funniest, Nancy Ted-] iterii^ Faith Congrogatlonal WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. on South Viet Nam cannot ex­ ally, is trying to promote the Mrs. Carolyn Anderson and ternal grandparants are Mr. and Mrs. Terrell A. Rice Sr., Ground Observer Corps helmet ford; cutest, Alex Ferguson. Caiuroh, Hartford for its 11 a.m. this afternoon at the Weinstein pect immunity from reprisal. Commonwealth peace mission daughter, Glastonbury. ing position ever,” Robert Wilson. Mortuary, 840 Farmington Ave., Abraham RibieofTs daughter, Patients Today: 281 Highs, league vice president, • * • • * from the second World War. Verplanck, most unusual, | service. She was the oldest Peking has made it known that which Hanoi refused to receive. DISCHARGED YES­ Others Just drove up and mender of the churoh and the Hartford. Rabbi Haskell Linden- Jane, is engaged to be married it understands this U.S. position, After months of attack on U.S. ADMITTED SATURDAY: told a rally Sunday night. "Let's Brett Gallagher; prettiest, Aui(. 16, the Oonnectlcut Demo­ TERDAY: Kenneth Aseltlne, Gagnon, Doreen Beth, daughter of Robert and A ^ o dropped a cap In my lap." Elaine Daigle; most original, widow of Grant Johnson. thal of Hartford and Cantor the source.^ stated. involvement In Viet Nam, Soviet Joseph Deamond, Skinner Rd., 784 E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Alice take advantage of It.” Jones dagnon, Hebron Rd., Bolton. She waa bom July 1 at LB Morton Shames of Springfield crat and his wife announced A U.S. spokesman said 29 U.S. Rockville; Mra. Leah Katz, David Rolllnoon; most colorful, LB Mrs. Johnson was bom in Pa­ Saturday. Communist party First Secre­ Coro, 16 Hollister St: Susan Manchester Memorial Hoepital. Her maternal g o d p a r ­ BEN. DIRKSEN ducah, Ky. She came to Vernon officiated. Burial was in Elling­ planes hammered at army bar­ tary Leonid I. Brezhnev and Brooklyn, N. Y.; Ronald Jones, ents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jones, O o v e ^ . Hw ^ Mary Terhune; funniest, Jef­ Miss Ribicoff is engaged to Welply, 146 Merllne Rd., Ver­ WASHlNaTON (AP) — Sen frey Canton; second funniest, to live with her g^randson, Ar- ton Cemetery. rack^ at the old French fortress Premier ALexei N. Kosygin In 148 Cooper HIU S t; Mrs. Bar­ non; Mrs. Judith Jette, Tolland; tm isX rrmndmother Is Mrs. Alice Oafnen, 4M N. M|^ ^ Memorial week will be ob­ Warren Bishop, son of Mr. and of Dien Bien Phu, about 170 weekend speeches barely men­ bara Kennedy, South Windsor; Frigid Mariner ate Republican Leader Everett Prlscella Jassle. tliiur I,. Johnson, two years ago Mrs. Edward Bishop of New Mrs. Dorothy Wells, 82 Ply­ She has two brothers, Wayne Louie, 18, and Steven Robert, after in Windsor 57 years. served at her home. miles west of Hanoi. The pilots tioned the war In Viet Nam. Michael Zwick, 437 Center St; M. Dlrksen la reported In aat- Waddell, prettiest, Jean Gil-1 York aty. mouth Lane; Kathleen Flan­ 414; awl a sister, Laurie Anne, 3. Igfactory condition at Walter Survivors also inchide a The family suggests that those reported destroying 12 large This aroused speculation in Wallace Boffard, 4 Pleasant agan, 42 Delmont St.; Philip Nearing Target • • • • • llgan; most original, Barbara wishing to do so may make buildings. Moscow that the Kremlin may St, RockvUle; Mira Rite Reed Army Medical Center. Clark; scariest, Johnny Mul- daughter, IMrs. Vlota Johnson of INVESllOATE DEATHS % ’ » Wing, East Hartford: Linda Cfavsgnaro, Mark Alan, son of Edward J. and Hartford; four great-grandchil­ memorial contributions to Con­ southeast of the capital. They be about to take a more recep­ C ^ e e , mUngton; Mra. Aurea, WlndsorvUle Rd.. (Oonttnoed tram Page One) I The minols senator has been doon; funniest, Cathie Gllll- MERIDEN (AP) — 'A clear- Klely Cavagnaro, 72 Unnmore Dr. He was bom July 2 at I hospitalised four times this gan; most colorful, Stephanie | dren and a g«iA-*reait-giand- gregation Knesseth Israel, Fin­ North Viet Nam announced tive view to Western overtures I Hockville; Joseph Desmond, Manchester_M.niorljlMUlCAeBLer ...w. — -— ------ney Rd., EBUngton. cut case of murder-suicide” Is that its first young volunteers for peace negotiations. year. chlld. what the medical examiner ZellMkl.lRFD 3, Rockville; Anthony data the instrument waa radio­ er Is Mrs. Edmund L. Klely, 250 W. High 8L His Dlrksen, 69, reported last VEAL STEAKS=^« - 85' Funeral services wlQ be held called the deaths of Mr. and Hartford; Mra Shirley, casall, 83 S. Main S t; Joseph ing to earth. 1 arwitsrente area.™ Mr.»w. and -Mrs.______Jota 1* — ____ - ____ i"* week that ha had been suffering tomorrow at 1 pm. at Faith Mrs. Benjamin Feldman CowteS’ 81 Arondale IW-l-StM- Fortier, 60 Broad St.; John Au- But tile fferther^ the spacecraft '*Bt?*H4 hbh a brother, Barry Abin, 1814; awl a sister, Mrs, R. Cooper Feldman, 70, Mrs. Harold Smith. further advance and those who dge’ S.. - I from cramps. He said doctors IC n iR Q Congregational Church. The The 65-year-old man shot and expected a renewed test of lows Two Arrested “ " bln, 865 Adams St.; Mrs. Gall went away from tiie sun in Its Regina Marie, 10. I had been unable to determine HDS Rev. A. A. Thompson, paMor, of Hartford, mother of Mrs. Blaine Hoffman, Broad Brook; LaCoss, 82 Summit St.; Mrs. curving voyage cud to Mara, the • • • • • ARTHUR DRUG CALIFORNIA - Urge, Criip Leonard Swadosh of Manches­ kUled his wife May, 83, Satui^ reached a couple of weeks ago. I the cause,. but theorised they LETTUC6 will officlata Burial will be In day and then turned Ms nickel- Steel shipments were expect­ Mrs. ^ a Bouser, 195 Spencer jessie Watt, 205 Woodland St.; colder U got. Weakened by the Martin, Douglas Paul, son of Albert R. and Norma Ann might be triggered by tension. the family pint In Riverside ter, died Saturday at a Hart­ After G*ashes Mra. NelUe Sheehan, 71 ! Miss Marion Robertson, 77 Hen'- resistor failun, the plaema Dupont Martin, 81 Thrall Rd., Vernon. He was ^ m July 2 Elastic Stockings ford convalescent home after a plated revolver on himself, po­ ed to continue at a high rate. I In reporting on his condition Cemetery, Windsor. Retail sales In June were re­ Franklln Park W„ Rockville; ; ry St.; Miss Diane Greenfield, probe became m on temper­ at Manchester Memorial Hoepital. SANTA ROSA - CALIFORNIA LBS long Illness. She is the wife of lice said. Five accidents happened over Sunday night, the hospital aald Trusses — Belts - BYienda may osR at the John The revolver was still In ported below May’s ncord but Hector Leve^i^ 122 Ilogwood Tunnel Rd., Vernon; Miss Berrls ature-dependent than other ante are Mr. and Mra. George Dupont, 117 Ridge St He has there waa no indication when he PLUMS Benjamin Feidman. the weekend Police report. Dr.; Richard Longo, Olaston parts of the craft. Eventually, a brother, Albert 6; and a slater, Vicki Jean, 8. C. Oiark Jr. pWeral Chapel, 319 Survivors, besides her hus­ Smith's hand when police found above a year earlier. licwis, Boston. Mass.; Darlene I might leave the medical center. Baihour St., Hartford, tonight None caused major injury to bury; Mrs. Dorian Dostow, Sweeney, East Hartford; Mrs decoding the glbbertsh took • • • • » band, are two other daughters, the bodies in the kitchen of the The Associated Press aver­ CALIFORNIA LBS ftom 7 to 9. Smith home on Queen Street age of 60 stocks at noon was up imy of the people involved but Paricer Bridge Rd., Andover; AmeUa Lepak, 105 Norman St; more expenetve computer Unte Dados, Patrick OlUford, son of Edward B. and Mwgo BOB HOPE a sister and four grandchildren. Carl Peterson, 61 Litchfield Edward Kelly, 21 Irving St.; than was feasible. NECTARINES Funeral services were held shortly before midnight Sa.tur- .1 at 323.8 with industrials off two arrests were made by po­ A. Allbce Duclos, 25 Starkweather St He wae born July 2 HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Com­ Mrs. Helea L,. DlIIeB St.; Mra. Mary Helm, East Terri Shorts, RFD 1; Mrs. Lor- Mariner 4 was designed to at Manchester Memorial Hoepital. His maternal g ^ d p ^ edian Bob Hope leaves by plane this afternoon at the Hebrew day. .1, rails up .3 and utilities off lice. ' ' RANGE SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. Funeral Home, 1061 Albany .2. Hartford; Mra. Annie Ander- ralne March. Glastonbury; Mrs. maintain an Internal temper­ ante are Mr. and Mra. John F. Walsh, .^dover. Mass. He from Hollywood today to entei'- M oot and Produce Prkee Effactivo Mondmf. Tuoadoy n d Wadwaaduy Pnlv Helen Loham Dillon of 887 Main RECEIVES GRANT . The Dow Jones Industrial av­ Louralne Leibman of 600 Ly- son. South Coventry; Mrs. ElU- GUda jAuclalr, 8 East St.. Rock- ature of 88 to . 86 degrees has two brothers. Edward Jr.. 7. and Mark. •*!* toln UJ9. troops In the Dcsnln- AM) Ave., Hartford. Burial was In dall St was going south lost abeth Wurst, Storrs; Nanette S t <}led Friday at a local pri­ Piaterer Vereln Cemetery, NEV7 HAVEN (AP)—Southern erage at noon was up .99 at vUle; Mra. Louise Berube, 429 Fahrenheit deaplte the cold of tera, Sandra, 8, Jacqueline, 6, Margo-Ann, 2, and Maureen, 1. ican Republic, a spokesman for FUEL O IL vate hospital. She was the Wethersfield.. OonoecUcut State College has 680.43. night on Pitkin St. preparing WlUlams, Wapplng; ^ g e r Pit­ Tunnel Rd., Vernon; Dennis space, abeorUng Just enough Hope said Sunday. widow of TTiomss J. Dillon. Memorial week will be ob­ received a 352,006 grant from Prices were mixed In quiet to make a left turn into Boul­ kin, 187 Maple St. Martin, 640 Foster St; Mra. heat from the sun to supplement Kiseman, Paul Ann, daughter of PaUl C. Hope and five other perform­ GASOLINE SAVE Mrs. Dillon was bom In Ire­ served at the deceased’s home. the U.S. Office of Education, the trading on toe American Stock der Rd. when Doyd T. David­ ADMTITED YESTERDAY: j Joyce Lydon, Wapplng; George heat generated by its electrical Forest Kissman. 8 West S t She was bom July » ers will toUr the country for five land. She was a member of St. The family requests that those government announced Satur­ Exchange. son. 18, of 73 Walnut St. at­ Samuel Turcotte, 65 Overland I Krawfsky, South Windsor; Miss Instruments. But even IWs nar­ ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmoUier la Mra. days. Accompanying. him will 27c BVaiieis of Assisi Church. wishing to do so may make me­ day. Corporate bonds rose slightly. tempted to paae her caiu^n the S t; John Mack. 80 Constance Edna Kennedy, 24 Knox St.; row range waa too much for thp Bernice LaForest, Palmer, M m . Her be actress Tuesday Weld, com­ Grapefruit Section$ 4 Siirvivoni Include a son, morial contributions to the .He­ The money will finance «q>e- U.S. treasury bonds declin^. left side and struck her, say po­ Dr.; Mrs. Marguerite Osthy, R t.' Ronald Johnes, 148 Cooper Hill sick plasma probe. It chattered enta are Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Klasman, 810 O i^ e r Oak St edian Jerry Colonna, slnger-gtU- - ^ m lice. Neither was seriously in­ 6, Andover; George Swert, 627 St; Edward Mack, East Hart- tariat Tony Itomano, actress- BANTLV OIL 1-LB 9-OZ SAVE Thomas J. Dillon Jr., and a brew Ladles Sheltering Home, cial training for teachers of from the cold. Her paternal great-grandparents are Mr. (OMI’.\NY, IN ('. daughter, Mrs. Edward J. Cur­ Hartford. mentally retarded children. jured. Center S t; Curtis Fraxier, Box ford; Robert Barr, Wapplng; The probe is ailing, but not FTav^ 8814 Church S t She has a brother, David, 2, and a slnger-dancer J«My Heatherton, JARS 27c Davidson was arrested and 4 1 tin, both of South Windsor; Mountain Rd., Bolton; Mra. Brenda Byrd, 79 Irving St; Mrs dead yet. Then is hope that sister, Patti. 10. , , , , . I and singer Lola Ipee. ;!:!! MAIN STKEKT Fina$t Apple Sauce m m m m three brothers, Thomas Loham, charged' with failure to carry Florence Betttoger, 50 Morae Joyce Matheson and daiiifhter when the television camera i.s Perley E. Snay Dope Seized his registration. TKL. lil‘M.">‘l.'') Michael Loham and Francis VEIRNON—Perley E. Snay, Rd.; Mra. Genevieve Robb. 122 Warehouse Point; Mra. Nancy turned on July 14 the camera anA»~.n , Kristen EUsabetli. daughter of J ^ e s W c l ^ o d v . r o Oi / e f e l l e r FINAST 210-CT SAVE Loham, all of Springfeld, Mass.; Stocks in Brief Janet L. Vlete of West Suf- Cambridge S t; WllHam Garrity Vldell and son, 330 Adams St ■ may generate enough heat to and C w ol^ ^ u th Johnson Andersw, 81 Hale , CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — KockviUr 87;)-;i271 34, of 118 High St. died Friday fleld had stopped ye^rday Jr., 28 Engtewood Dr.; Eliza- Mra. Mary Reid and son 49 bury. She was bom July 6 Mwchester MemorW H ^ lt d . New York Oov. Nelson A. Rock­ WHITE or COLORED ROLLS 16c 1 a sister, Mrs. Della Murphy of at Rockville General Hoepital. Aifter Death revive the plasma-measuring Paper Towel$ 4 Springfeld and several grand­ NEiV YORK (AP) — A scat­ morning for the light on Cen­ both Byrd and Brenda Byrd. 79 Woodland St; Mra M ^ s device. Or, the rtwek front of Her maternal grandmother la Mrs. efeller fell from his horse last m m m m Mr. Snay was bom In Berk­ tering of selected issues helped ter St before going down W. Irving S t; Mra. Ltilfan Nelson, Baldwrln and son, 106 High St ArceUla Dr. Her paternal grandparents m Mr. and Mrs. Thursday and suffered ' minor children. shire, V t, March 30, 198L a son plasma believed concentrated In 12-OZ SAVE The funeral was held this dnllvsn a dull and Irregufar (Continued from Page One) Center St. when Donald Mi­ West . Hartford; Mra. Gloria Rockville; Mra. Carol Prucha the neighborhood of Man may Ryland Anderaon, Ridgewood, NJ. She has a brother J- bruises, a friend said Supday. of the late George and Leona stock market early thia after­ chaud, 26, of Rocky H 1II Mrtendy, 640 Taylor St.; Karen and eon, 29 Brooklyn St. Rock- I The friend said the accident CANS 9c morning from the Ahem Fu­ Siitepson Snay. He was employed be intense enough to register on Michael. 8. , . , , , 1 neral Home, 1408 Main St., noon. y held at Manchester but Overend rammed into her car from toe Deakis and Mark Dwkto, South vlUe. the probe’s radiation counter. occurred while the governor CaunGil Soda 12 r n m m m by the Amerbelle Oorp. Changes of fractions to MiMnt was taken to the Hartford State rear, police say. Reports say Windsor; Liouis Chfarinzlo, Bast ShoreSi cAlleon Loulge, daughter of Richard C. aito Dean# was riding at his ranch, Monte East Hartford, with a Mass of If not, that wiH make two out APPLIANCE 25-FT SAVE requiem at St Francis of As- Survivors include his wife, or so prevailed among most key Jail early this morning. Michaud's brakes couldn’t hold Hartford; Milton Fish, 383 GUARD SLUGGED Elizabeth Kenyon Shores, ToUand Cmter, TtoUMid. She Sacro, where he has been vacs- stocks. Lake S t; Paul Bard, South of six instruments that wilt be Olsl Church. Burial wss in St Mrs.'Blvelyn Comma Snay; three Blast Hartford police said that on th e riippery pavement NORWALK (AP)—Three men useless as Marinsr 4 streaks bom July 1 at Manchester Memorial Horeltal. Her n^em al I Uonlng. ROLLS 6c sons, Robert Snay, Perley Snay The market was easy at the Jepeon had a narcotics record caused by the rain yesterday Windsor; Mrs. Mary Herml, grandparents are Mr. and Mra, Alfred ^ Ke^on, Fina$t Aluoiiaum Foil 2 1 Mary's Cemetery, Efast Hart­ Eastluoai Hartford;nansora; Leoni-ieon joaron,Mhroh, within 6,000 miles of Mars. An REPAIR ford. and Donald Snay, and five opening, then gradually began wMch dated from April 2, 1962 morning. ionisation chambsf — another faont Mm s. Her paternal CTandparenU are Mr. ^ Mra. PRINCE pm up daughten, Patricia Snay, Shir­ to firm. By mid day there was when he was 16. He was ar­ PoHce gave Michaud a writ- East Hartford: Chrtetopher| radiation measuring device •— Paul Shorea, Bemardston, Masg. She haa three brothers, , WINDSOR, Bkigland (AP) — Mrs. Katharine Golden ley Snay, Janet Snay, Ellen Ma­ a sllghtlv higher tone among rested then on' two counts of ten warningiliig f1 iiiti I Maxwell House Burke Bhmeral Home, 78 Pros­ between those who saw the list Jepeon’s wife, Susan, resides land, plalmed to have sittfered daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ trying to break Into a file cabi­ Science Shrinks Piles and slumped forward over liis I Waterbury, after a short ill­ ward Morlconl, 489 Main S t; a net, police said. learn whether It could support ness. pect St. The Rev. Paul J. Bow­ as slowly building a base for a at Tiltt W. Middle Tpke. from phlplaah and were taken pony's neck. Aa the 8,000 specta- INSTANT to Manoheeter Memorial Hos- daughter to Mrr and Mra. Jo­ of the men threatened any form of Ufe aa we know it. tora gasped, other players gal Survivors also include three man, pastor of Union Congre­ The other Instruments arc other sons, four dahgliitera, a gational Church, will ofAciate. pltaJ for X-rays, poHce say. seph Burnt Jr., EUlngton; a Peloeo with an automatic pistol, New Way Without Surgery loped up and helped massage SERVICE Sta-Flo SPRAY STARCH 16-.OZ CAN 49c Rinso ■^r2o“f r '^«’Ko36c Police anwated Thomas R. son to Mr. and Mrs. George police reported. Peloeo was working well. his bruises. brother and aister' and 29 Burial -will be in Grove Hill They Include a magnetometer FrandohUdren. Cemetery. Raimondo, 49, of 23 Lilac St. Arnold, Tolland; a daughter to treated for minor head injuries After two minutes, the prince yesterday and changed him with M^. and Mrs. Robert (3eagan, at Norwalk Hmqrtal. ^i^hlch wlU show whether Mars Stops Itch—Relieves Pain took hla place and steered hla The funeral will be held Friends may call at the fu­ Two More Blasts has, as earth does, a magnetic Call 646-0111 -Wednesday at 10 ajn. from the neral home tonight from. 7 to 9. making an Improper left tum ------i.______a,* T.A. N. V. - For the ■0 thorough that *'^^*f***,JSS!^* Windsor Park .team to victory field strong enough to trap solar aetoniiblng statemente llko Nabisco ’«=“39c Silver Dust 1.39 Bergin Funeral Home, 200 E. after entering Center S t from first time eelenee fo“ "4 • over Chequers Manor 814 goals a private driveway and oolUd- r^ation la a dMdiy obnoentra* havo eoaeo4 te bo a probloml Main St,, Waterbury, with a tk)n. " hosling subitsaee with the aston- to 8. Maw of requiem at Immaculate Rip Chicago Sites Ing with a oar driven by Latcten ishing ability to slirlnk bemor- Tho seoret U a new hoaling enb- Daigle, 87, of Nerwlngboo. Ufo 1%e apacecraft has another. staneo (Blo-Dyno«)-4lewory of SPRIG OF BASIL CHARMS 7 Ooncapttoq Ofairch, Waterbury, New ’Copter Company rbolds, stop Itehlng, and relUve a world-famous rssesreh Institute. NORMAN’S SANDWICH COOKIES CELLO 3 9 ^ L u x ■ « o z .tl' c at 10:30. Burial wdll' be in St one was injured but ths ckra Instnment to measure the In­ pain - without surgery. PRAGUE — In some parte of 37 tensity of trapped radiation and This iubitanes Is now aval.ebU John’s Cemetery, Springdale. Fetor P. Downorowfts Sr. csnoAdo (AP) -■L-morepaway, said he feM the explosion sufferad minor damage. In csee after caie, while gently Czechoslovakia a girl can MANCHESTER expkMions tore through toe CM tell what feliM of protection veltevlng pain, actual radneUeu In esppoeOo’rg or oliftineal /om charm the man of her heart, Friends may call at the fit- , The funeral of Peter P, in ms apartment. Laiwrenoe Harai, 17, of 10 undsr ths nsms Properelten If». serai home tomorrow from 2 oa ^ dar)meM early this morn­ On toe scene Quinn said, "it Liberty Bt. also banked out of Studied by U.S. Army would be needed for manned (tbrlnkage) took place. she believes, by handing him a to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. Downorowtts Sr. of 184 Inrlng ing. Tile latest blasts came has all ths appaaranesa of a ^system, Pillsbury loaf cake wxis *'f|{G*27c run 45e 83c et’s Churoh. three ice cream trucks used by »5<1 a hand-sise Impact plats, TOWN OP MANCHESTER All Unaa of Manchester, died yee- The Rev. John J. Delaney Avenue. The explosion oocurred baia’s car was damaged on the vartad< Into a haUcopter-bome The Army now has 16 dlvl- FLETOHER GLASS OOsofmarohestiikI teiday at liis Ifxmip a long the Mr, Softee Oorp. Police said by the drive-in windows of too left side. outfit designad for swift thrusts, idons. In addition to the new 1st >7ltich counts tha mtober of hits Ulneee. was celebiant awisted by the toe blasts blew out windows In National Boulevard Bank. particularly In a country like by spac* dust. Rev. Dennis R. Hussey, deacon Two oara driven by Ruth A. Cavalry Division (AirmobUe) SOAP Survivors alto Include his nearby buNdlngs and wakened A similar explosion Saturday Kottke of 98 HoH Bt. and Anna South Vist Nam, and the two elrbome outflto, Ths plate has registered some Final Touch’* S ; : " ’" .r 49c and the R«v. Rlbbert J. Keen, many families. 200 Mts so far on the 228-day Jpb Opporfunify 2 teTH lAM 35c 3 iSs 35c wife, another ■ son, a stepson, subdeaoon. Mrs. Barbara Mur­ night shattered windows In two MjcCann of 483 Ceriter Bt col­ The study is undsr way less they break down Into aight In- **When You Think of CloM, iM M sn Palmolive three stepdaughters,, a sister, Five mysterious explosions buildings on the southern edge lided while going west on Cen­ than a month after Baerstary of fantry dlvleions, one mechan- trip, and setantlsts say tttis Indi­ phy waa organist and soloist. have occurred in toe Chicago of the Loop.' Fire department cates about 40,000 protrthla hits Think of Flolchor” alx atepgrandchlJdren, several Burtal ‘ was In Bt Bridgat’s ter e t when Miss KMUm at­ Dafanas Robert 8. MeNamara Ued Infantry division and lour LIQUID DETERGENT area since early Wednesday. cfficiafa soMmated damagea In authorised the formation of the on the entire lO-foot-tall craft. HREFIGHTER CONDENSED DETERGENT great-gramlchildren and two Cemetery. Father Keen ragd tempted io turn into a drtva- ftrmor6d divisloni. LGE PKG t.TT«.oiiu 45c in" 37c Bsphewa. Three o< the bfaate rocked ths that blast at $38,000. flrat such division, callod "alr- An experiment which could oiANTMta 82c 40c Dove the oommfttat servica way on the right side of ths Too D e f ^ Departmsnt haa 48 Hour Week All The funeral will be held to- Bearers were John P. Eva- downtown section o< ths city. The first explosion occurred moMIs." said the airmobile division ^ ten more about tha pcastUllty of 54 McKEE STREET PdUos soJd that the axploaivea early Wednesday on toe Loop’s road whHs she was driving In life on Mara than the photo- a a o n w at 8:16 a^n. from, the nfakl, Gerry BeaHeu, Edward ibs toft fane and Mrs, klcOann The 1st Cavalry Division (Alr- Xdopted "because of Its special Bacon Funeral |io*>toi 71 Proa- used In the latest blasts were west side pt ths MMontt# BuiM- moblls) cams Into bolng formal­ pophs will |)e conducted after • CLOSED THURSDAY EVENINGS • Starting Salary — 15,616.00 per annum • Waytor and Kenneth Skinner, (Igged to. ths bumpers o< ths io8 wtaa in the right, report ths which a n not S pect 8t„ WiUimantlc, with a all sons-ln-Iaw, and Bkhvard Damage estimated at $300,- ly oa July 1 at Ft. Banning, Oa. In the other divisions ’’ the plctura sequsnes, as Mari­ t h r o u g h “LABOR DAY tv, 01 CAN cream trucks. OOO was dons to windows in the' lice. Both cars suffersd f< No final dodsion has boon made ner 4 fUee behind tha planet, Maximum Salary — 16,615.98 per annum StafKlit Oiank WMta Tma 37c solemn high MAds' bf ‘rsqulefn Wayler Jr. and John P. Bva- damage, but no one was hv The slrmobUe unit, the Pento- Sw ihkn MhrilMiEllaw Paaiwts to-oimoMc at 8t. Maly's Church, WUIunan- nfaW Jr., both grandsons, TWO man reportedly were area and to coimniters in a dis­ on whethor to sand It to South gon wld. ’’wUl make Us gn i^ ■xtrametar sensitive antennss Rha Sli8V9 CrtMR OIAN) 11-01 CAN 9 lc seen running from the scent e< play office .of iVlden,' Inq.. in reports say,. Viet Nam later, on, sourcaa aald. on earth will record ohanqoA in TUI WCLOSUBK a SHOWtt DOOW Bmploya benenta Inelude paid vacation, sick l**;*;^ Lkftas Tm I h * ntoo»4i 69c tlo, at 9. ,viU be. in St, est contribution to Improved pfaia, n complete InauranM plan, and employe# credit union. *-01 m Bfc Joseph’s Cemetery, Lowell,' tola morning’s exotorions. ws bufkUng nssnear where toe The airmobile dlvlaion Is fjdlo signals paaeinf through Calasa Im dear (MckM Brath . qtu oicah 4 5 c PMibary Swttt 10 \ PLANS CAMPUS Ths third Mmb blaat occurred BURIAL io n combat effectiveness ln T ^ ,$ ! from $28.00 fo $45.00 4 j-oi KOI 43< Maw. bomb wss placed. The Masonltr mfde up of about 18,800 men. It Uons whan tsrraln obsUclea Mars’ atinosphsra. The greater AppUonnfa must have reached toelr r-u— u . rUw Chlfkan Broth *’ o'*' 2 '>borcANi35c M M ) MatiM . BWPOEPORT (AP) The late Sunday night in downtown B uiM ^ Is' on Waoksr Drive, NORWALK (AP) - Post and has both rraular Infantry and tha change —• aetually, a'eiigth- birthday, must bo » oltlsan of tho^ United ^totee and In Friends may'dsai bt the fu-' University of Bridgeport is look­ t-uneo 4 5 | Chlcagn. No fajurlfa were re- near Washington Street dramatist Hardwick Msvln will paratrooper brlgadea. onlng of wavalahfth aa the sir N m U • • Uine to brtol: In row o o l « « t . lo fo ln l. goodpSyalciu condition. * o 3 s 9 t iy CrNbtrry OrMif. ReUth o. m. 3 5 c lonUa'i DMib Mufarist aqnl honw tonight from T to 9. ing toe at least 100 to 300 aorw nations nstworka could gtvs ana- l-Qt 14-01 CAN 4Sc portM in that blast Ths first two bombs were bs burled Thursday In WUtan, After being carried cloee to nala are etralnad through air Stoim wMow .loot ropiM.. AppHMta miMt bo redMeiite of the Town ot Manchester. Dal Mtfita PhwaiMa Met to expand Its campus, PoUca aajd jhinday nl|ht's pfacsd in city Utter basksts, Ms boms for many years. the combat dona by Air Foroo Prtirtua Oridiariiia Sevs ' ” < 35c Josspbat Dpiw Alfred V. Bodlne, chairman moleeulae —- 1^ denaer^a at- Application binnka * complete l4t Dole SBcad PhitafilH* MVk Ot CAN 25c . BOUTK wmDSOR — Joss- said Martin Nygrsn, deputy Nevlii (Med in Norwalk Hos- transports, ths airmobUe sol­ rooaphara. auto Kiln Whia VhiaiM H* of the Board of Truatoss, an­ poUcs supariidsndent JsMJsry. ““ OLASI WCTAIUD araavnllnble mt ttfaXtenaral S lam c«n om ro. Municipal llii#aa AAorearlM* 3« dim pack 2 l-UMOl 61( ahat Duiw, 67, bf Hertford, fa­ tal SMURlay at the age of diera would mount up In their Mara* air la vary tUn com- iStar4(ist SeM WhRo Tsai « wati« t-o« can 39 c nounced Saturday the Univarslty One man was Injured Satur­ . He waa qu author of ttfa 429 helicopters and ride to tho Bulldlnf, 41 Oaoter Straet, or tha C*®*™*, * 2 " ttier of (Paul Dubs of South was ptanning for a simplemental g with earth’d; but soma Manchaater. tha BUI* Parsoiuwl Dwartment. State tu cv< i.95 ware damaged by ths expiosloa day night when hsIS passed the The Infamoua Angsl,f' Wfttle. aclantlata baUava the axparl- o u ts NMOTUKI TOPS Owck FnB O' Nuts CsHaa Windsor, died Saturday at eampua because of "the unavall- •pottoored Um IfaUdfag, Hartfard ar the Manoheater Otfloc ot the Con- and dozens of windows were CHibert OMgInala binkUng Just '•Whatovivsr Posaassad Bar," and Tho Army Is duo to com# In mant wlU ahow it la mart danaa Rartfond BeepttsJ...... ahUlty, of .land, in .the prawnt blown out In ths nearby Wrigley nectlcut Stnto KmpIcynMal Service, Survivras efao indude bis before a bomb sxiMcplode^ The "Ths Young Alexander." with Its reoommondatlons In­ near ttM polat. MIRROR$ (HreRkwe und D««r) | osmpus areeu" ' ■ . QuUdlng Ih ttte'oor^rn down­ building is at 408 81 .______Franklin St. Ha (s survived fey Ms widow, volving a possiMo soernid air- AppUcatlons imiat bp ntarned to Ihe Omcral NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST RETAILER OF FINE FOODS wife, 9otv' 'oth tf' tortf,' three The Uriveislty, wtth an enroll­ •Jnnoblle dlvl!um!\Kh^^^ town section near the OMcago Police said ths man, Lsury Bn- Mrs. Edna Hoyt Nsvtn of WM> moMa dlvlaion In Umo for M K L t in OHANOM KAMS I^ICTURE FRAMING (oN typet) OMfec, 41 Ocator Rttcct, Mifachwter, or te ^ L;: Saughbsni, one brother, four sls- ment Ikat of 7,032, now covers River. Ms, 32, of It. Louis, suffarsd mi­ ^ not oommlttod hhnself to ■oSacI DaMrtnMBt. Rtnto Otfloa Rolldlng, Hartford, not tpn and tt grandotiildrea ton; a brother, Thomas Mar­ drafting tha noxt dofsnso budgot „ AUCKLAND - - T«AL, New J l«rw Alwte* 0 * 00 acrw In a residential area Fire Oommlaalonsr Robert J. nor cuts whan glass spUnteis btt shall Nsvln, of Maxleo CMy; and IfitA thu yoar. MwthaaiS^ T. cuiuaw. iw, a TteHte >i« the wedding o f Mias Ina Ceoella . n m rria o fiaiturday morning at WORLD G9EEN Is butidinf up tor Hsotor Oarcto bury took placa Saturday aftar* Lynch of Detroit to Alien Mar­ ' pi,,|dai;Y'a S p ls o c ^ Churth. Oodoy to become .provisional noon at Ooneontta Lutharan tin of Moncheator Saturday af­ ^ ' th< daughter at president of tea Dominican R e­ Church. ternoon. Mr. and'Mrs. ’ RuseoUM A Whits Ot 48 'rumbul Rd. The bride public. Tha brida to a daughtar of The bride to a daughter of Mr. room to a son 6( ,Mr. and Mte. Informed sources, however, STAMPS and Mra. Richard Stuart Lynch Mr. and Mra. Harold F. SmMh Idward J. Kerin of 34 Hanidtid ■ay an interim government WEEK of M Fairftald St. Tha brida* of Detroit The bridegroom to the eon of General Manager and Rd. ;! . ■ I * r probably will not be Inetalled 6The Rsv. Georgs F, Nostnuid, before tee foreign mlnlaters o( nxx>m to a aon of Mr. and Mra. Mra. Richard Martin of SS H ar­ of your rootnr at 8 ti' Maryto Ohuroh, the Organization of American Walter Sharp ot Otoatonbury. vard Rd. The Rev. Paul C. Katoer, perforihed tee double ring cOrs' Statee meet In Rio de Janeiro paator of Oonicordia Oiurch, The Rev. Leoh Appel, paator i;nOhy- Sidney MacAlptne was Aug. 4. of Betheeda Ohuroh, performed performed the double ring care* orgonirt. Bouqtlets cf carnations Oarcia Oodoy, 44, a buolness- EVERY mony. Mra. Richard Burke of the double ring ceremony, Mrs. and pompons decorated tee John Bibik of Detroit 'waa oi> man and former foreign minis­ Johnatown, N.T., an aunt of altar.' < ( ter, has conditional a ^ m v a l of gantot the bride, waa aololea. Joaeph ■Etocorted by her father, te t the oivUlan-mtlltary Junta and Given in marriage by her Watah of SooUa, N.Y. waa bridt wore a (uH-tonglh gown full support of tha rebels. He to WED. father, the bride w o n a full- organM. o f smbroidered w)iite silk or­ meeting with political figures In POPULAR length gown of Ivory allk faille, Given In marriage by her ganza, deslgnsd with beB an effort to form an acceptable designed with below the elbow- father, the bride wore a full- ' VS8 and belhshsped skirt. Cabinet. length sleeves, modified A-Ilne '' tlngertip-lengte vail of ih 07EN length gown of white roa« lace, The three-man OA8 peace dealgned with . acfOloped neck­ skirt and long narrow train. on was arranged e (ram a WED., Her shoulder-length veil of U- Eheadifleoe ot beaded silk otgan- team recommended Qarcia Go- line, long aleeves and aheath doy, who had served (or four skirt with removable train. Her lusion waa arranged from an ga, ahd aha oarrield a oaecads THURS., open Crown pillbox h a t and she bottq\)M o t llhaiaenopals orcMda. weeka as (oreim minister under efbow-length veil of Illusion waa deposed President Juan Boech. FRI. & SAT. held In place by a crown of carried a bouquet o f hliee-of' Mrs. Jobeph' Krukaa of Man- MARKET ■ The Dominican revolt began seed pearis and rhinestones, and the-valley. qhestsr vtea matron of honor. TILL M ss t-eoh Kerin of Manchester, April 24 In an effort to restore she carried a colonial bouquet .^Mtos Vicki Ann Lynch of De­ Bosch, living In exile In Puerto 9 P.M. of white carnations. troit, a slater of the bride, waa A ster, of ' the bridegroom, and Rico. Mrs. John Strasser of Hart­ maid of honor. Mrs. Dale Fonts Ansa 'Carol Sprague of Man- ford, slater of the bride, was of D etroit a sister of the bride, cheqter were brideemaida. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera, matron of honor. Brldeamalds and Mra. Richard Fogo of De. ’ Tha honor attendant wore a the junta chief, met with Garcia were Mise Judi Morrison of trolt were bridesmaids. They Am-iehgth gown of yellow cTys- Oodoy (or an hour Saturday but Bast Hartford and Miss Anne wore full-length sheaths o f pole 'te l taffeta, matching headbow, refused to accept or reject him Lodge cf Manchester. yellow linen and matching head- And darrifd a yellow basket of publicly. Reliable sources said bows with veiling. doscodlng marguerite ilaisies. Imbert privately gave Garcia The honor attendant wore a Oodoy his endorsement. If he full-length white gown appliqued Miss Lynn Fonts of Detroit, The bridesmaide ware slmilariy TUESDAY and found a way to disarm the re­ with blue roees, and a match-f idece of the bride, was flower aittered in blue and oenied teoitebing , baskets. bels and to solve other prob­ Ing blue face veil. She cariiW girl. WEDNESDAY E d w u ^ B. Kerin o f San lems. a bouquet of blue aiv) white Michael Wldmer of Cam­ bridge, Mass., brother-in-law of Franpteoo, CaUf., served as hto carnations. Ih e bridesmaids DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - wore white gowns appliqued the bridegroom, served as best r’s best man. Ushers were It, White o f Manchester, a Iraqi President Abdel Salam SPECIALS with pink roses, and pink face man. Ushers were Michael Aref replaced aJl six militant, velto. They carried bouquets of Bums Keating o f Boston, Mess. r o f the bride; and Bruce S pish c f Manchester. supporters of President Gamal phik and white carnations. S. Stuart Ellers of Shaker * Abdel Nasser In the Iraqi gov­ 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE E. Heights, Ohio, and Curtis . Mrs. White wore an aqua silk Kenneth Sharp of Gtaston- drghiBa drees, beige ooceeao- ernment today, putting a ques- ^ bury served as hto brother's W right of Troy, Mich. ' MANCHESTER and a white orchid ooraage. lion mark over planS for a i best man. .Ushers wr*re WlUlarn Mrs. Lynch wore an ice blue bridegroom's mother Wore merger of Iraq and the United Sharp of Glastonbury, a broth­ ' Oraene photo sheath jacket dress with match­ a White . 1 ^ dress, g;reen ac­ j Arab Republic. er of the brldegitiom; and MRS. LEON MITCHELL KASSLER ing accessories. The bride­ cessories, and a corsage of Earlier reports from Baghdad | Frank Dublel of East Hartford, groom’s mother wore a brown mums. said the six Naa.'ierltes had re­ brother-m-faiw o f the bride­ and white sheath dress with MRS. ALLEN MARTIN Miss linda Gay Johnson offgrxjom, and Clifford Fisher of A reception for 120 waa held M iller photo signed atootit 10 days ago after CHUCK STEAK groom. brown accessories. Landry photo Manchester. Oit Schaub’s Restaurant, EDast Aref turned down their bid to Randy Sm^h of Manchester, Manchester and Leon Mitchell uate o f Worcester Coltoga of MRS. W IL U A M JOSEPH KERIN MBS. WALTER JOSEPH SHARP Mrs. Johnson wore a mauve A garden reception for 350 The couple will live in St. Windsor HUJ. For a motor trip speed up the projected U.A.R.- brother of the bride; end Welter Kassler of Bolton exchanged silk sbantimg dress with white was held at the home o f the Johnsbury, VL, and New York Oxford Undveralty, England, 'to Canada, Mrs. Kerin wore a Iraqi union. It is scheduled to be John Dublel o f Bast Hartford, a vows Saturday afternoon at Cen­ accessories. The bridegroom's bride’s grandmother, Mrs. Bur- CSty. and a June 1065 graduate of blue dress with white trim, affected before May 1966. SELECT nephew of the bridegroom, serv­ ter Congregational Church. mother wore a gray silk dress well Jones, Pontiac Trail, Or­ Mrs. Martin la a 1062- gradu­ Harvard L>aw School. He will iwhlte aooessorlefl, and a white Cairo had been backing ef­ ed as rlnghearers. chard Lake, Mich. For a honey­ ate of the University of Michi­ spend 1966-66 as clerk to Judge c Ih e bride to a daughter of Mr. with white accessories. Both comatioin corsage. The couple forts to patch up the rift, but CHOICE Mjs. Smith wore a pole' blue and Mrs. Robert W. Johnson of wore orchid corsages. moon on Cape Cod, Mra. Mar­ gan. Mr. Martin to a 1960 grad­ S ter^ Waterman of the Feder­ w ill live at 17K Garden Dr. two presidential decrees broad­ lb ohlffon dress, bkie and white 513 Lydall St. The bridegroom A reception for 130 was held tin traveled In a vanilla colored uate o f Williams College, WU- al Circuit Court of Appeals, Mrs. Kerin is a 1991 gradu cast by Baghdad radio today | BEEF 5 9 suit with -matching accesaorles. liamstown. Mass.; a 1962 grad­ Second Circuit. announced the CablnA shakeup. Get Your aooessoiies, and a corsage of to the son of Mrs. Leon E. Kass­ at the home of the brioqto ate of ^lan'Chester High Scho<)l ■ r peach ocAoied roseei Yhe bride­ ler of Williams Rd., and the late parents. ^ .and a 1966 graduate of Central groom’s mother wore a cran­ Leon Kassler. Mlrs. Kassler is a 1961 grad­ Connecticut State College, New TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — berry colored dress, pink acces­ The Rev. Clifford O. Simp- uate of Manchester High School ■ ‘Britain. Mr. Kerin to a 1961 Former Prime Minister E>avld sories, and a corsage o f pink » n , pastor Of Center Church, and attended Olivet (Mich.) Col­ graduate of Manchester High Ben-Gurlon and hto followers roses. performed the double ring cere­ lege. Mr. Kassler Is a 1959 grad­ School.' He to employed In time were expelled today from la- Anchor-Hocking A reception fo r 100 was held mony. Walter Grzyb was organ­ uate of Manchester High School study a j Pratt and 'Whitney rael's dominant Mapai Labor BEEF PATTIES The marriage of Mtoa Lola at the Marco Polo Restaurant, ist. Bouquets of gladioli dec­ and attended Wentworth In­ ;iMachine ' Tool 'Division of Colt pauty for forming a separate list Bast Hartford. Fy>r a motor trip orated the sanctuary. stitute, Boston, Mass. Helen Ledbetter of Manches­ BulltetriiM,' West Hartford. of candidates (or the November through New Bngland Mrs. The bride, given In marriage ter to Gudmun S. L o w o ll of election. Sha^ wore a brown and white by her father, wore a full-length Actor Diea Brooklyn, N. Y., waa aolem- The party's Central Commit­ FRESH tee, led by Premier Levi Esh- Uhen ensemble, matching acoes- sleeveless gown of while peau de nlzr 1 Saturday morning at St. soie, designed with scooped Fezzes Blossom kol, voted the expulsion 213-9. sories and a vM te carnation LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fu­ Bartholomew’s Church. * ■ ' ‘ » LIDO 5 TO corsage. The couple wiU live at neck, jacket with elbow-length neral services for Neely Ed­ The bride to a daughter of Ben-Gurlon, who has been lb 5S Winter St. after July 10. sleeves and panels with lace ap- wards, 82, (or 28 years an actor Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Le<3>et- :In Washington feuding with Eahkol, contends POUND pUciues. Her fingertip-length veil his (action is the "true Mapai" Textured 5 oz. Mrs. Sharp to a licensed prac­ in the play "The Drunkard," ter of 64 Fergruaon Rd. The of illusion was attached to a cir­ will be held Tuesday at a Holly­ because the majority (action is 59 bridegroom is the son of Mrs. WASHINGTON (AP) — tical nurse at Manchester Me­ clet of lace embroidered with now aligned with the left-wing morial Hospital. Mr. Sharp la wood mortuary. Maria Lowall o t Brooklyn, and ^Pezzes: blossom by the thou- seed pearls, and she carried a Edwards died Saturday at the the late H-ans Lowoll. Ahdut Avodah. employed at the Parkway Bar­ cascade bouquet of white cama- lp the nation's capital to- ber Shop, Mianchester. Motion Picture Country Home. The Rev. Philip J. Hussey, tiona with a white rose In its In silent movie days, Edwards pastor of St. Bartholomew’s ag fihriners bounce Into 1 HAVANA (AP) — Ernesto center and Ivy. was part of "The Hall Room Ohuroh, performed the double r Guevara haa not been seen In VEAL STEAK Mrs. Claude G. Almond of El- the flesh in Havana (or three Sight Reatored Boys" team and once worked ring ceremony. Bouquets of PbMii the 60 states, Canada, Ungton was matron of honor. with Bud Flanagan, father of white gladioli and oamattons months. But suddenly, without GLASS Mexioo,' Puerto Rico aqd tee PUEBIX), Colo. (A P ) — Dale Bridesmaids were Mrs. Malvin explanation, large portraits of actor Dennis O’Keefe. He ap­ were on the altar. ' Panama Canal Zone they are A. Carlson of New London, a him have gone up all over the Stowers lost his eyesight after a peared In sound films and had Escorted by her flather, the ateeMblltig (or the opening of sister of the bride; Mrs. Tnom- city. fall last August. Doctors told televi.sion roles, including one in bride wore a full-length gown ttWIj’. five- day annual meeting as D. Hooper Bolton, a sister PAN-READY o f "The Virginian.” of white silk organza, deseed -r- the largest convention ever I Government officials are c him to prepare for a Ufa of of the bridegroom, and Miss He leaves a daughter, Marcel­ with a three-quarters-length held In Washington. maintaining silence on the blindness and a Seeing Eye dog la McGowen, of Los Angeles. lb Carolina Akin o f Manchester. lece jacket, porfroilt neckline ; An estimated total of 180,000 whereabouts and future of the NO WASTE was ordered. The honor attendant wore nile His wife, Margarita Snow, the and full chapel train. Her bouf­ ot the nobles and their guests Argentine-bom revolutionary TUMBLER Stowers to canceUng the or­ green crepe and the bridesmaids "Million Dollar Mystery Girl” fant veil o f Uluoion was ar­ are eiq>ected. who took charge of the Cuban 69 der. He awoke one n i^ t recent­ of silent films, died six years aqua crepe street-length dress- ranged from a floral cluster, ' Fbr Instance: economy after Fidel Castro ly with a splitting headaeh^ ,ee, styled to match the bride's ago. and t i l t carried a cascade bou­ came to power. 'imd the realization that tie A■,^ seven-hour parade that They wore headpieces of quet of white roeee. ■iarto at 8:30 a.m. TXiesday, I Presumably the Guevara -sA again. COUNCIL NAMED matching fabric flowers with Miss Anne M. Wharton of right In the middle of'Washing­ 1 posters are appearing through- ^ Doctors, unable to explain lace veils, 'nie' matron of honor HADDOCK FILLETS JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) New York City, a cousin o f the ton’s norpially chaotic morning I out the country in preparation Stowers’ recovery, said he to carried a cascade bouquet of — President Jc^mson has named bride, was maid of honor. Mrs. for the 26th of July holiday com­ well on his way to normal vi­ rltsh hour for thousands of gov- yellow miniature carnations and an 11-member) Council on'* Ed­ J. Martin O’Neill of Manches­ eiTunent workers. memorating the start of Cas­ sion. ter was bridesmaid. baby’s breath. The bridesmaids ucation of Disadventaged Chil­ And clowns by the dozen; mo­ tro’s revolution. FRESH carried cascade bouquets cf yel­ dren. — The bridal attendants wore torcycle corps, colorful cos­ 50 TO EXHIBIT IN PERU low mlnlatinre cq.rnbttons. | The- President chose Owen full-length gowns o f blue crepe, BAMBBJRG, Germany (A P ) tumes of Arab fantasylands and AT OUR LIMA, Peru—About 60 VS. Claude Gi Almonds of Elling­ Meredith Wilson, president of fashioned with Empire waist­ bands; bonds of every descrip­ I — A new culprit is believed to firms will display their prod­ lines; clusters of matching Mue ton served as best man. Ushers the University of Minnesota, as tion, from flute to oil drum, have joined the anti-Semitic ucts to South American buy­ were Roy W. Johnson of Man­ roses on their heads, and car­ FISH DEPT. chairman. trash oan and bongos, anything snlear campaign In this area of ers at the Pacific International chester, brother of the bride; ried colonial bouquets of pink The council was established that tan carry the "hootchy northern Bavaria. Trade Fair In Lima OcL SO- Thomas D. Hooper of Bolton, and blue flowers. by the Elementary and Second­ kootdby” Oriental beat that is a I Bamberg’s . chief prosecutor, Nov. 14. brother-in-law of the brlde- ary-Education Act of 1966. Victor M. LaBella of Port­ Joeef Osthelmer, said that a. land, Oonn., served as best man. SKriner trademark. Toss in scores of mounted pa- new hand was evident in the Ushers were J. Martin O’Neill 1 trplS''and .dozens o f white con- primitive style of red lettering and Richard A . Stewart, both SPAGHEHI SAUCE Veirt^lds from temples that be- lataited on a placard found Sun­ of Manchester. Itoa.tws kind of corps la more day. It was attached to a bridge Mrs. Ledbetter wore an aqua of the autobahn 22 miles from sheath Jacket dress o f crepe eye^icatcbteg for the ^ rln ers in their'feskos) Bamberg. and lace, white accessories and R A 6 U P I N T Miss M a r i l y n EUzaheth [M ^i^antz, who count tourists The placard, marked with C a corsage o f yellow rosea. The swastikas and SS symbols, said: ^ JAR Oountway of Wollaston, MUM., bridegroom’a imother wore a M .tee industry second only to Plain, Meat goybrnment, couldn’t be hap- Fallot photo “ Death to the Jews, Germany and Donald Robert O o^ es ot powder blue laoe sheath, white .pier.' Offlclato figure the Shrin- MRS. DAVID JAMES WHITE awake.’ ’ or Mushroom Bast Brunswick, N. J., were accessories, and-a corsage of wed Saturday morning at ers and their guests will spend It was tee ninth anti-Jewish pink roses. Burton Moss’ sboto Christ Church, Quincy, Mass. between $12 milUon and $40 mil­ incident in thto area in leas than ■ . . . f 29 A reception for 80 was held Miss Mary Lorraine Johnson^embroideired panel end ■white The bride to therdaughtsr of MRS. GUDMUN S. L Q W O L L lion. a monte. at the home of the bride’s par­ and David James . White,...... both aoceaaories. The couple will live Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Oount­ The Shrtners figure Its worth­ at 174 Oak St. after July 18. ents. For a motor trip to Cape of Manchester, were united in ALGIERS (A P ) -- Ool. Houari way of Wollaston. The brlde- while if they can cause a smile maiTlage Saturday morning at Mrs. White to a graduate of to a son of Mr. and Mrs. Cod, Mrs. L ow oll wore a pink Boumedlenne haa named twq MRS. JOSEPH STAPLES VAN WBtY — for a spectator, or them­ St. Bridget’s Church. \ Maitcheater High Sriiool and Is Dona. Cowles of Best Bruns­ linen dress, white accessories, moderates to key positions in a PRESERVES selves. employed at 'W ^lney Chain Dl- with each *5 purchase wick, formerly o f Manchester. and a corsage of white carna­ -The bride to the daughter of new, 20-member Cabinet and Mies EHzefceth W h a r t on,'|>late Rev. Henry Wherton, was The fraternal order, dedicated Mr. and Mrs. Leo W . Johnson 'Vtoion Hewibt - Robbins, Inc., tions. The couple will live in to good causes, operates a num­ has downgraded the top eco­ daughter of Mini. Henry John married Saturday afternoon to Bsoorted by her father, the of 208.HllUard St. The bride­ Hartford. Mr. White is a grad­ Manchester after July 26. ber of crippled children's hospi­ nomic aide-of ousted President Wharton of Co>lebrook and the Joseph Staples Van W hy of bride wore a full-length gown Mrs. Lowoll to a graduate Choicesf Meats In Towni |: groom **to the eon of Mrs. Helen uate of Manchester High School There's No Limit — With A $10 Purchase of white silk organza and lace, tals among its charities. Ahmed Ben Bella. H O N EY DEW 12 OZ. $ ^ Hartford, son of the late Mr. of Manchester High School and L. White of 368 Main St. and to employed at Pratt and designed with lace bodice, lace- There are form al. work ses­ Boumedlenne named as min­ and Mrs. Eugene Van W hy of Becker Junior College. She to 'Whitney, Division of United You Can Buy 2 Glfisses For Only 18c — Spend PURE JARS Wtnated. trimmed Sleeves, laoe trim on sions for the 91«t Imperial The Rev. Dennis R. Hussey ister of state Rabah Bitat, one a stenographer at Pratt and TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! of at. Bridget’s Church per- Ailroraflt Carp., Bast Hartford. o f ' tee nine so-called historic STRAWBERRY The Rev. Bruce H. Wood, the front of the skirt, tnd Council session, of course. And ------$20, Get 4 for 36c. chapel-length trsfn. Her veil of Whitney, Divtolpn of United there are top speakers, includ­ fgirmed the double ring cere­ leaders of the Algerian war for pastor of . Colebrook Oongrega- Aircraft Oorp., East Hartford. LEAN. IMPORTEO, SLICED; ttonal Church, performed the silk Illusion was attschsd to a ing Vice Prealdsnt Hubert H. mony. Mrs. Barbaira Murphy independence. Inspired by expensive Mr. Lowoll Is a graduate of ceremony at the home o f the headbow of silk with lace appli­ Humphrey. was organist. Bouquets of Bitat waa named second, be- iPratt Institute, Brooklyn, N.Y., Blaze Extended ITALIAN creation in bride’e mother. ques and seed peart trim, and Among the chief business s4 mixed white flowers were on hlrid Boumedlenne,., in the offi­ she'oarried a bouquet of whits served four years Is the U.S. the altar. cial Cabinet lineup announced 4 Escorted by her cousin, m m the council wi^ be the installa­ By Fiery Burro Frosty Crystal Glass James Arlen Ringer of Bt Jo> orchids, stephsnotto and lyy. Air Force, and to an engineer tion of Barney OolUna of Mexioo Given in marriage by her Saturday, i at Pratt and Whitney. The colonel, who commands EVAPORATED MILK Mrs. Paul Blhier of New father, the bride wore a street- seph, Mo., the bride wore a fuH- CUy as imperial potentate, a RENO, Nev. (A P ) — A small length gown of Ivory silk chif­ York City was matron o f hon­ post once held by otd-tlme silent length gown of white lace over the army, named himseU pre­ or. Brideamalda w s r t Miss peau de aoie delustered satin grass fire was about mier and defense minister. He MATCHING fon, deelgned with lace bcdero mo'vle star Harold Lloyd, whp mopped up at a sheep ranch embroidered with pearls and Noreen Cowles of Bast Bruns­ designed with princess lines. included only nine members of will serve as parade gnuni mor- near Reno Sunday when a spark crystals. Her. heirkxxn head- wick, sister of the brlderroom; (LIMIT t LM. PER FAMILY) Her shoulder - length veil of Ben Belia’s caMnete TALL Mial. fell on a burro. POPULAR band was of Rose Point lace, and Mra. Lawrence PMae of of Ulusloa was arranged from Bttehlr Boumaza, architect of Startled, he dtehed straight CANS and khe carried a bouquet of New Rochelle, N.'Y. They were Ben Bella’s socialist economic hTCHER a headbow, and aha l»rrle d a into a patch of flaming graas cymbidium orchids. dressed alike In aqua crepe and HIGHLANDHAND PARK MAIMARKET * cascade b6eg viewpoint. GRAPES Beta Kappa, received an M.A- Rose BUen, 4; Mre. Cause's the bride; end Jems# E. Mlo- Mr. and Mrs. Ouston J. Abraltis degree from Brown University, Wto W ith Eaisli Ron DavoloMd UPHOLSTERY minor bums, Mra. Oalise Buf­ NECTARINES 2«>49f Rowe la a 1964 graduate of Man- aqua and wMto Mesaiorlss. fered bums and shock. Rosa aoesaaoris* Both wore corsages to scales ai)d pans. ciieator High gchool. He to em- ST. LOUIS—U.S. production MRS. DONALD ROBERT COWLES (Btaek and White Old CLEANING of white bahy canisMons. Moa' Kllngenberg, etookyard FARMERS EARN LESS A fter a raontton a t 'VaSa’a ' Color Prints) Ellen wasn’t Injured. j ^ a d at Pratt and l^ tn e y , of paper and paperboard to ex­ o f Bralntrss, Maas., tha o o u ^ Eyland said he had assn Cal­ A fsosptlon fo r 80 was held superintendent, instituted the ROME — Average per oai-— FRESH Dlytolan of United Aircraft pected to advance 6 per cent sit ths hems o t the bride’s par­ motorcycle idea In Maroh. Ha income in Italian agriculture to left for a motor trip thniugli l^lieatoa OoBege, Morton, Mans. ■tty, Ithaca, M. T-, ssrvsd two CAU ls# swimming with young Billy 2 „ . 2 » * OOn>-> Baat Hartford- this year above the total New England. They wfil Mva ra ^ wUl teach In White Flailns, yscia in tha U.8. Ai U G G E rrS in his aone. An intense ssaron ents. BorajnkAor trip to Wesh- says tha oyoles are cheaper to only about 68 par cent of the GREEN PEPPERS X o date haa bean announced to 48.7 million tons for the Yonkers, N. T. N . Y., tha M L Mr. Cowtss to Ington, J>. C., •*aaw« Mrs. w vvasssaw h its wore operata than...... * horses and mors averagalnall sectors ot the in g n p l^ s d ^ Coll A Y T H E PAEXADa turned Up Do trace of father and tto Mm toeddbig. seventh record year In a row. Mra. O^^las 1» n-fnaduatn cf n^jraduato of OaraeB Ualvsr* fork Mf.17S2 or 441.1747 a wtitta ilwsitli with blUfi flond fM tfiil to ths cowboys. •oonomy. tons 0 MANCHESTER EVENING,HBRALP, MANCHB»TfeR, CONN., MONDAY,, JULY 12, 1906 P A ^ ; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 12, PAGE TWELVE BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUJPZLE Vernon Coventry Returnjto Gracious Living L m lE SPORIS DOUBLE TRIPliE 5 In tiM NtWI Town Woman Appointed Democrats Seen in Some Collections BLUE STAfA) (OsiUaiMd freoi Pag* Oae) wars bare above swlrie School Socud Worker To Caucus draped and pleated chiffon. EVERY WFUNEiO V aSu^hfMni tea to eerved every afternoon. Ae for the collection of John VamonY «*wt KJhool aoclalt Saiturday (Tom 4 to 7 p.m. on For evening the emarteet wom­ Moore, the Jextn who made V tM u tw O i^ This Week Mra. Lyndon Johnson's Inau­ a w m * '—8= Ckmn ^ynrktr has b««n named by Dr. file church grounds. en wMl wear a type of gown jon Gun OiioN ^ 4 The chef wW ^ Norman gural ballgown, one editor waa n A nm DAT at . WWonUa juymioad B. RamadaM, auparln- D*moora4q^,«tuou* at • p m known ta robe de etyle, mean­ moved to gasp, "My God I 1 tOUaSS . Couch. TakeoiA orden will be MMoad (tndMit at actoooli. H i« poNtion aocepfed. Prlcea for edutta are Thuisday at Ifia Robsrtson ing the long, full ekIK beneath threw out one like that only LAKE COMPOUlfCE pnptrtlw last week!" BUG6S BUNNY u<*— aM m •iRiiAn ^ auttiorlMd aarllar tMa year II,SO and, (or chiMran under U, Schpol to ohooM eandidatM. a proper waietllne end sleevee TOU, JBIT M -I FJl to G fJ 1 . ■ Jtntd” hllUaiaellB) 00 cants. tight to the wriste. The (abrtce In the batwing cut of sleeve, il|KwkiJMk ^ the board o( eduoaUon, to for the Got. 4 town oleotton. the depth of armhole, tha bias SSItoW UNmUIM . , ipitaiwllfc Reserveiiona may be made tend to be magnificent, and not BRIiTOts COIfif, eoPRV, •VLVtm R laiES^ Muadi DOWN iWdanta wHh proWema. with either Mra. Fred Stone, The town commRtes mMts cut, a generally ladylike look, RBAD TH' SISN? llapip______(M Mm. Beveriy M. Cochran, a at ■ pm. tomosTcw at Booth* aa hsotic with beads as In past John Moore's clothes brought ^ y tiu a M vu m Sunnyvlew Dr., or Mrs, J. Kan essaons. If a touch of extrane­ GET rmEB TICEE1J Vernon resident lincc IMS, baa ne(h Aldrich, BoMon Rd. Dlmook MamorUl library, beck the 1930'e. John Moore to fWnMt* iMen enpotmtad to the poet, Dr. when the nominating oonunll- ous opulence to needed, the one of the mosr Indlvtduel of AT OBAMD UNION Police Arreeta wriets and hem are demurely SOteeUal _ . lU m edeU ^d. Rie received her John F. OoegTove, M, cf 17 teo will bring In a alate of ean- American couturiers, and his MEagUia Meel BA datrsa toom' ---- ~ oarii— .. unlver- dldatea to be mdoraad. Notnlna- with mink or eable< designs are so Intricate, folded »I1i|ht of fitpa St. Bernard'a 'Per., was arrest' not part of gracious Ilv- MCook la OfM gjty, Wircester, Kasa., In IMS, ad at 8 p.m. Saturday by Pa- ttona will be acooptad from ths over and clit unusually, that end her maeders defra'ee In ao. floor. iito to itkNi price, but It can thsy are difficult to describe SSDMcnr . rAtomlcpuUdtiSBB^ 4«PMtoriaa f tnrtman John Stodd ae the. re­ not bo overlooked that eome of fOR BROIIING, fRYIMG OR BARBECUING FRESH DRESSED nOreapoC ^ del work (ram B o i ^ Unlver- sult ot an alleged domestic dle- Planning Moaftaiga verbally. On one black crepe, aatkMM d l) ■laid awty a a «£ ^ £ 2 3 elty In 1980. Tha Planning and Zontag SarmTs evening ooata coet 98, for instance, the batwing ileeves ' I MNotioa •UadoM, J4B«.Wool«a 4BWmobmwm. , turbsmee at Oosgrove'a home, 000. Theae were actually jew Mm. Ooohran aarved as Ha was charged with breach of Commission starting Monday were so deep that they met In ; will meat the second Monday of eled. Well, the faceted gems center front. A fuchsia coat 11 reaeworker tor tita WorcaKer peace. themselves were eimuleted, but 9 5" A 11 each month. Maattaga are at t had big bishop sleeves, gathered I r " r F Carlldren’s Fidand Sodaty bafora Oosgrove was unable to post In jewelere’ settlnfs applied to J* p.m. In Um board room of the to a loose band at the wrist. I inovlnc to OonnaoUcut. Hia ao- bond, and vjm to be presented gold brocade that actually i r u ciety helps dUArasaad children In Circuit Court 12, Manches­ town office building. Bald Mr. Moore, "These are for | ■ IT mtalned gold. a woman who does not want to | tt end toair (amiUaa, ter, today. Ha wea hsid tqr po- lions To Mast Another daseMng Innovation of ■■ Mm. Ooohran hss bean active Uca, Tha Lions Club masts at 7 look like a child." IS IS Sarml'e was ..swanedown. The One of John Moore's evening 11 aa a board member of the Rock­ John F. Heffron, 49. of 18 N. pm. tomorrow In tha Gold feathers of swans made a floor' lA ville PubOte Health NunrinK Park St., was summoned to Room of tha Nathan Hals Hotel lengM coat that turned t h e gowns. In gunmetal faille, had a WHOLE. CUT UP A O N E T. HAMLIN f r AMI., the Tonand Oounty aux- court on July 27 after being in WHllmantlc. wearer Into a milkweed puff, sweeping skirt wrapped around i ALLY OOP and tied at the waist, and it all I IHary oi CMldren's Sarvlcea o< chairged with failure to renew Rotary Dinner and there were pink swanedown SPLIT or i 19 !0 Onnnaottcut, and the Rockville Ms operator's license. He was John Westland la in charge epaulettes on e pink chiffon, was edged with a wide ruffle, LOW ...OR IF >00 DO, while the matching stole was THB ATTEMPT General Moiqktal auxiliary. She charge by Patrolman Thomas of the program for the Rotary while an apricot chiffon had QUARTERED PRICE! WHX U A r r J ie a member ot the National Sheehan eaearly Saturday moni' Club dinner meeUng at 8:46 short cape and hemline In apri­ also ruffled. This inspired that “I AModatton at tkxsM Workera. tag, pm. Wednesday In the First cot swanedown. same editor to sigh, "But I J Mrs. Oochran wiU aid parente, Hoepital Nolee CongregaUonal Church vestry. Oatrichee alao contributed don’t have the man to go with CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER taachera, and children with Admitted Saturday: Patricia Soouta Meat their feathers to 0>unt Bermi, it.” ■ ptxHolema the child may have In Winter, Kent Rd.; Joeeph Wll- Explorer Scout Foot fiS meets and black plumes made a q>iral Where men are concerned, | l l 1u there was hope later when John FRESH CUT GENUINE IXIMESTIC s r achod. 'Her office wtU be lb Hb Jr., ESUng:ton; Jean Soucy, at 7:30 p.m. July 31 in Kings­ around a short gown, ending Bulldtoc A, on . School St. She Rt. 74, Tolland; Edward Lugtn' bury House with a roller skat­ appropriately with only one Welts showed a men's wear col­ lection and emphasized that he Btg Veal Sale H" H P ' may be r e ^ e d by catlinf the bUhl, EUtngtnn; Brenda O e ^ ing party after at tha rink off shoulder strap. It is smart to Chicken Parts euperintendent’a ottice. er, Ellington; Janet Hanson, 47 Lake fit. On July 24, from 8 bars one shoulder at evening to designing for the big, brawny Hale St. am. to 8 p.m., tha soouta have parties this season, and even man. He to going to bring that C n C U M Two Boarda Meat kind back, '^ese paragons will I 1 1 Two town aarendea will meet Admitted Sunck^; Marjorie a paper drive, and will cover as newer to bare them both, TVie LEG Y^MCIS UGSARUHPS ^55' WAmer, Anthony Rd,, Tolland; much of the town as possible. atraplese evening dress Is an­ be properly taken care of, 35' 19 U 10 txxilght to oondder appdnt- Mr. Weltz has given their coats! 95 10 s r o r menta. Itie board of education L ^ ta Auglera, 210 Skinner Rd.; To be sure papers are picked other evocation from the not- CBICUN wni meet In Butldinf A, and a waiter EdWarde, Taloottville up, James Hanson of Catalina too-dlstant past; a gold and all big, well-cut collars to turn BREAST a 6 9 * U i? r aohool board ohailrman and oth­ Rd.; Leopold LeBuoeuf, FMek- Dr. may be called. green lame, for Instance, was up around the neck and keep j 39' iwcHOPS er of^era are expected to be dale, Maas,; Dorothy AHely, 4 K ot C Meets strapleae, and many shotHders them from catching cold. Bt. Jude Council, K of C, G' BO named. Charter Rd.; Maureen Ooe- LDIN CHOPS a 8 9 ' The board of repreaentativea grove, Ellington; Grant Skewes, meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday in CHICKEN LIVERS BY AL VERMEER will meet at the Admlnnlatra- 78 Mountain St.; Anna King, the KndghU of Columbus home hospital. PYom six to eight as deep as 3,000 feet for natural WHOLE—TOUNS—BOABTaia CHOPPED ASBAFED—V IA L dhdhsi PRISCILLA’S POP s r !>9 59 Lion Bulldln* (tormerly dty Snipslc Lake Rd. on Snake HIM Rd. weeks after discharge, a report gas and even transported It for V 1 I.U ball) to consider the naming of Births Friday: A eon to Mr. The board of dicectors of the must be filled out by the local some distance In bamboo pipe­ CHICKENS TS? ^ CUBE STEAKS a 8 9 * an adminietrattve aaeiatant. and Mra. Raymond Duquette, Public Health NUrsing Assocl' nurse and sent to the hospit^I- lines. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS Jay M. EMlnt^er, finance dl, North River Rd., Ooventry; a atlon meets at 8 p.m. WedneS' The U.S. Public Health Serv­ day in the town office building. rector ot MIlfoM and a former son to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ouel- ice reooimmende one nurae to a BONtltSS BdlSKET fir'.t Thic) WES,WHY IS rr FOUKS ^ WEa,IN DOCTORS Manchester controller, has been ertte, 6 Spring St.; a eon to Mr. An anaiysds made by Mrs. population of every 2,600. Cov­ READ EVEBYTHIMG THEY SEE lOFFICES AND SOON and Mra. Roger Houle, Stafford Alwlna O'Brien, local public entry’s population is about 7,- Cuts Cut IN A DOCTOBfe OR DEMTIST& ^ >tX) KEAPTDFOR- named as a leading: contender Person To Person for the post. However, salary Springs. health vlstUng nurse of the 000, of which nearly 2,000 are OFFICE AN' IN BUSES, BUT ^ SET ABOUT VCXJR* PHNA, Show* as of July 1 that school ahlldren, leaving 5.000 NEVER 6EEAA TO SEE A SIGN OM\sEIF-BUT O^IN dlfierencea have slowvd down Births Sunday; A son to Mr. An acquaint­ . 7 9 < A FARM OR RANCHTTHEV’RE Uai^ I THE COUNT AY neg^aUons and the town and Mra. Ronald LuglnbuM, 116 939 visiits were made during under the care of the local ance who read CORNED BEEF lb OUR CATTUE SALT PER SIEVE . IVOU^DOI^RBAD b o ^ Is expected to continue Proepeot St. the past six months, as com­ PHNA service*. About 250 famlHM are directly covered by the column on LAIGS______dkanisaionB on the subject. Discharged Friday: Mrs. pered to 881 made (or the enUre the part «A/*CAMP BACK FROM WATER/ABOj^OTV^ year of 1984. The. rix-months the looal service, with many CArtte CAN PHINIC'/ yPSOPLE-IGlKfi® The second Democratic chair­ Monique Lemay and son, Broad "luck” plays man of the board of education Brook; Jeanne YoxaU, West figure riwwa 887 were direct moire served Indirectly through In re.search, Save more Cash tk Trtple-S Blae Stamps Is expected to be named to­ Suffleld; WiMam Painter, 41 nursing and 602 health supei^ ritaics, etc. gave us an­ night. The late Dr. John Loveland Hill; Lester Waite, M vision visits. Last year there Local health service InoludeB work with the State Depart­ other confirm­ Fttaherty waa the only previous Mountain St.;. Mra. Gail ^ n - were 482 direct nursing and 419 ing story. It is GRAND UNION FANCY Democrat to hold the poet; he talne and daughter, 30 Bancroft health supervMon visits." ment of Health In the crippled LIBBY TROPICAL ohlldren'a clinic held each a quotation did so deaT*tte a Republican ma­ PI.; Mario Lusa, Ellington; During the fix months when from Parade jority on the board. Until this James Aceto, Center View Dr.; three Immi^sation cUnios were month In Willlmantlc, to which FRUIT PUNCH T O M A T O JUICE local patients are referred by Magazine; year^Ma board haa aJwaya had Harold Gagnon, 18 Miriam Dr.; held, 184 persons received treat­ "A t lunch one a OOP majority. Karen Sanders, 118 Hany La. ments; vaccinatlona, 47; the nuraes, and the well BY JOE^AMPBELL child oonferencee sponsored by day in Johns BONNIE Bbans to Sale Discharged Saturday: Carmen tetaniM, 16; triple Inummiza- Hopkins Uni­ 5* oo Three remaining: kettlea of Wean, 88 Oak St., Atanchester; Uon (diphtheria, tetanus and the Mothers’ (Jlub. Patients 3 8 9 < seen at this clinic are visited versity, a Stewart Johnston I baited beans, prepared for last John Kravontka, Glastonbury; whooping cough), 24; boosters laboratory Saturday’s Btwin Hole Bean Marion Miller, Tolland; Heda for the triple, 17; polio, 822; by the PHNA, case* are dis­ 7-n. cussed with the dootota and fol­ assistant named Constantlc | FesUVal, will be eold tonight Landeen, 49 Brookside La.; Jua- and dental cUiice 39, Including Fahlberg discovered that the at the TAC building on Rt. 30. tin Lathrop, 7 Center St.; Rob­ cleaning and four fluoride low-up visits or continual treat­ K s a u c e 3 ’i^89' nlTDRiNKS 4 ment is given to sMist the fam- food he touched was sweeter I The beans are atill hot from ert Breault, Bradbury La., Cov­ treatments. than anything he had ever j the' unique cooking method. entry; Mewk Ponoin, Hillsdale The report expUins that uy- , known. A substance he’d been **l thought you’d b« in better shape, Mr. HlggbMt the therapeuUc (or direct) nuretag FROTTTpilNCH 4 i n ' « ' ATOlHllCE 4 &»!«« They were lowered Into a pit, I>r.; Joseph Oliwa, 18 Daly OIr., Manchester Evening Herald mixing in a vat hadn’t been j | way Pop .says you throw your weight around at heaited with ( hot bricks and cov­ Ernest Afoquln, 198 Lydall Bt., vlsitB are those in which the washed off his hands properly. i nurse gives actual nursing care C oven try correspondent, F. Hip officer* ered with aand. Frankhn Manchester. Pauline Little, tel. 742-628L Instead of shrugging off the CHASE & SANBORN or Welles, who was in charge of DisOharged Sunday; Arthur or treatment prescribed by the incident, he was Intrigued. He SUNSWEET ths festival, said today, "The UUtsch, 20 Grant M.; FYances doctor. The health supervision investigated. Luck, plus a heal­ visits are those in which the BEECHNUT COFfEE THE PDBGET-I ST^WlLlM^ beam are deUclous." They will Leahy, Hartford Tpke.; Eliza­ thy curiosity, gave him and the PRUNE JUICE awd^hsTjU^ntM—■ be uncovered and aold between beth Stefanowlcz, 276 South St.; nurse gives counseling and Ancient Chinese world saccharine. And so It 8 and 7 p.m. Medas Palshaw, Ellington; Lee guidance to families, ta child goes . . . we all know that BEN CASEY Fire Report Davis, 39 Main St., Taloottville; care, maternal care, nutrition, Drilled for Gas "luck” haa played a part In Firemen of the former Ver­ Barbara Ollfton, Barry Rd., tuberculosis control and the many real life stories, and it 2 8 9 < Ooventry; Max Kiabriok, 19 Park health and welfare of a family non Fire Distrlat answered 136 HONG KONG — Even before occurs to us that right now calks for the year ending June St.; Mra. Oatherine Pallls and untt. luck is taking a hand in getting 80, according to the annual re­ daughter, 62 Virginia La., Toi- An additional servica extend­ 1000 B.C. the (Chinese drilled you to read this little column.' APPLESAUCE 4'U;^7S' BABY FOOD 61.. 69* port. of Joseph H. Ouffln, chief land; Mra. Angella Oulette and ed by the PHNA Is PKU re­ for natural gaa to be used for You see, if by luck, it steers •BAND OBION lm i M « a g k P f A « ■* 0 4 4 > *s .S 6 SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL cf District 2. dauf^ter, 6 Spring St. ferrals; 89 have been taken care space heating and lighting. you to our door, we’ll both be' Brush fires headed the Ust; of with 20 more scheduled. This Their drilling method was lucky . . . and you’ll win top 1 BABvrnnn 10,..79' PlHEAPPLEjing 3 — *1 lMliRS>OP|25< ,:i. lO ' 5 9 < Kay Marley, the newly-elected and Dr. Irene Pieper Koenig, president of the club, has named the Rev. Pleper's sisters and Norwich Hospital during die six- months peri^ as compared to ner committee chairmen for the executrices of his estate, pre­ PBlfHCBIIP aa AH., coming year, sented the collection to the uni­ seven admissions to the hoepital during 1984. The referrals re­ Mrs. Leonard Frledrlck is versity. W i m a m . 5' G R E E N n m is 2 a,. 3 5 ' ' chairman of the ways and The gift was announced by quire a visit by a nurse to the means committee; Mrs. Ruth Joh^ H. Megavern, university family having a member ad­ mitted to the hospital. Routine Carroll, sick committee; Mrs. librarian. "As Luther was one raMGES.s.10 £ 59' LIMES u m n 1 0 b r 3 9 ' ’ Max KaibrlCk, community serv­ of the founders of the modem and facilifies at the hospital are ice; Mrs. Arthur Fbisie, mem­ world,” he said, "his writing* explained to the family and an are of the greatest Importance attempt is made to try to help bership; and Mrs. Helen Grif­ with problems that might arise fin, auditing. In any research library. "We are grateful to the because of the admission. A re­ aiittt,MiLin.mi»ataaei Mrs. William Davis and Mrs. port sent to the hospital includes AMRLA ROBARAWfPJB TJWMOtoimBPAOHCrn B B W»* Catherine Preuss are in charge donors for making them avail­ Wondarful lAUNDBT DCTCKOCRT able to our students.” information of the family, the of the telephone squad in Rock- home, and circumstances sur­ LESLIE TURNER vUIe. '> Mri. Mary Dancher Is The collection, printed In MACARONI :^~ * MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD German, waa orig:lnally aaaem- rounding the admission. Regular things 2 53 chairman of the Manchester visits to help the tanUly are AJAX telephans squad, assisted by bled by the Rev. Pleper's fam­ MY STARBI THAT miriMiisr meAiM my sieHr IMPOSSI8LBI made If necessary, and, when BRIOHr USHr..lTil Mrs. Josmhlne Dawher and ily, Dr. Francis A.O. Pieper, iiATUM *------WB cArr luidi DD, president of the Concordia the patient le dlsyi Mrs. Peter Ilagan. A L L P U K P O i f i ' TMTSilM FROM A Theological Seminar/ Lutheran are continued with the patient Niaeaouw Barbeone Saturday concerning medication and care, FftW VAW>B AWAyt FOR we««! tar Vernon Oongregeittonei Church Church, Missouri Synod, from with 1887 until hlB death in 1931. with regular report* sent to the ONIONS ’^ 29* someombbisb wIM taoU a oMoken barbecue AJAXLIQinDLi?!* •Ml, CASH from rOR TOUR BARBMVIS Boneficial.. POOD WRAP ^ ^ BROILa-fok YK^5 9 * MANCHESTIR'S BAGGIES » . 39* ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER BMWRMIOK VARILIA \ r 4 9 * OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! Ask for vour vacation cash now! CLEANSER 2 '^ 31' EXTRACT Aik for a "Traat-Yourself" Vacation Loan — TWINKLI y - A BIB. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK BIDGEWAY DAVY JONES M)d ikondarful thinfi start to happtnl Qat u 'S S ^ iy NIW BY LEFF and McWlLLIABl|£ MORIARTY BROTHERS $16.75 $300 aaih ta |et rsady, cash to |o , and an Intor- 26.88 500 SILVER^IUII *%t49* 8 H I MA«y BB A SENIOR, Mtlonal Cradit Card for immadiata larvica FAB WITHBORAX " CITIZChL MARCO...pice BUT ‘ SERVING YOU WITH ■toni tha way at any Banaficial offtca eoast- 36.41 700 24 1,000 i r S LUCKYLUCK FOR YOU SHE 24 to-eoaatl Phona now and lat Banaficial put 51.16 BUPBR aO— BILOW It" _ ^ DIDN'TTGETACHANCB'ro 6 E ______MebHhool *0* 24 menlh plan. NBW iniBNOni BLIACn m e a n UBB HER KARATB 8Mh in your pochat. . . faatl PROWESS HOUR HOUR FREEZER>AKit’:i.’^5 9 * ON YOU. 1^1 ACTION FUEL OIL BURNER SIRVICI BENEFICIAL DlUVIRY F U E L O IL S . PiNANCe SYSTEM RBYNOUPa aa^ Le p M m S $ 100 0 — U m m Btotowrad M tow eo* ■em 4d«l Hw ane C«. ef Mamcheator BABY FOODS 6m. 92* ALUM. 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PAGE FOURTEEN Herald Angle Split in Weekend Tilts for ion I Simple a» That, Ran Out of Sparklers Best Spot Since 1933 Season E A R L Y O S T ■porta Editor Hit Hal’d r Weekend Split Top Caddies Rockville Wins Johnson Still Acts Like Pro HARTFORD (AP)—Fear eoOoge-boand caddies have S ch ed u le 1" jS., ProfesBionAl b sieb a U player w m the chief occupation To Defeat bma picked by the Oon- And SW Legion One W, of Gena Johnson for several yAu-8. The former Hart­ a Bradr, ss nerltoat State Golf Amoela- tlod to receive tte ansniel ford Little League whiz, who completed his schooling in staying even with Manchester for the Zone Manchester and attracted a boat of major league LaOac*. p eaddy ecJiolaiahlpe. In F a v o r Stafford Rrionder, It The wlnnere, announced lead In American I^oglbn play. South Wlndjwr r e w li^ scouts while playing for first Manchester High and to Sunday, aeet excellent pitching from Marty Noreika and Jim Need­ edj later the Manchester American Legion is still playing Perhapa they’re a bit Lawrmoe Gannon of ham to defeat Wetherefleld yesterday, 8-2. Rockville a O f Tw ins baseball . . . but only for fun^ weary, but Manchester’s n t to 37 mratford, enddy at MS mid exerotaa. ataffeid (4) R4ver, who le headed for entry appeared like day* of old,1> American Legion entry ab r h p9 beating: Windsor Wlr Locks In toa Things have changed tor B, Dsteia, lb 4 1 Fairfield University; George Mnglea by Larry Silver and MINNEAPOLIS - ST. Johnson stace he first olgaed a came through a busy Champn, tM~p t Oaraeron of E##t Haven, first f*ais Sunday, 18-L be­ Adams and an Intentional pass PAUL (A P )—The Minne­ contract of play-for-pay In the weekend winning two o t lOotodsUl rf 4 caddy at the New Haven hind Allan Putz and then win­ to Jos Van Oudsnbovs loaded M. D tr a se p 3 ning the second tilt of toe af­ sota 'Twins will head into then New York Giant organl. three games and remain­ Oivlf, cf 5 Golf C2nb, who le enrolled at the oacks for RoekvlMe In the zatlon. Today, after performing ing U«d with South Windsor in Furpner. lb f CMto) Paul Haaoett, oaddy ternoon. 4-0 for Jim MacKln- sixth. Joe Kayon Hned a single the second half of the D. Hanlsy, o 6 at 'Tiinxie Plantation, who toah. tor toe shortstop’s glovs for ons 1965 season after the All- In too CHant, Pittatnnrgh Pirate Zone Four standings. West Ha­ Julian, if I and Milwaukee Brave farm ven plrawd the dafaat on the ntsfcrald. If 5 plana to attend toe Untver- WETHERriFTELD — T o m n, Two walks forced_ In a Star game pause with a - ByMtem, Johnson now draws hie local nine, 9-1, Saturday, here B. Hanley. 2b 3 aity of Arizona; and Philip TWorkins’ sacrifice fly In the ,.Jr of scores and an Infield couple of bad memories to weekly check from Matt Mor> In an exhibition but the locale Young, of 1 Kaeemetalqr of Aneonla, last of the ninth broke up a 2-2 out sccountsd tor the fourth. eaddy at Race Brook, who U MocKIntosh rscsivsd error- wipe out and their best (arty where he is emptoyed os snapped back to defeat Staf­ Totals 7 4 3 24 1 8 4 tie and gave South Windsor its ^4^ a new and used oar ualeasnan. ford, 9-4, yesterday at M t Ne­ Mssebeoter ffl6 000 llz -« entered at Woroeeter Tech. sovenUi zone victory. less support In tti# second Hit, / shot at winning a pennant Johnson, wtth tofnnlng hair­ B tS i^ 100 ion 900—4 Norsika worked the fiwt 'stx the first time In nine games bo. Mancheater's none record is 3b~HaUer, KolodsleJ: 3b — L. RockviUe has failed ta make at since the old Washington line and a few axitra pounds now 7-1 and 7-8-3 overall hompogna; sac— Rylonder, D. for the wtnnera, giving way to Senators won in 1933. around the mld-eectton. Is the AHmost betore cefchlng ttielr rodyTlob—anuv-heotw 3, Suftoid Needham for the final toreo. least one ..error. In this contest, When the Twins edged the playing coach of Mlorlarty Bma. prlngs U ; bb-L sG ace 6, M. De- Needham received the victory. only thos# boys who wlll return second bireeitti, the BUk Ttownere lora S; so—LoGace 13, 11. Detora 4, Newcomer Wins next year, wlto toe exception of New York Yankees 6-9 on Har­ ^ r y In the Hartford Twilight 'WIU 1)6 back In ectton. Tuesday L. Craunpogne 3: hlU oft—Jf. Do- South Windsor was first to mon Killebrew's two-run, ninth- League. The Gaa House Gang, score with a single nm in the Van Oudsmbova and MacKfn- nighit Coach John Oerrinl’e tosh, saw action. inning homer Sunday for their defending ohamptons. Share toe crew tneka to Windsor Locks Riverside Race third but Wethersfield took top rung In toe 1999 race at tola the lead with book to back runs Wednesday night 'Rockvllla lOth victory fn 11 games. It gave for a Zone Four meeting at 6 travel* to South ■ Windsor with them a five-game lead over writing wllh Valeo. o'clock. The fcHowinc night, Newcomers continue to carry in the fifth and sixth. TTie It •*'* Last week, In toe ‘ biggeut” away victories at Riverside visitors came up with another expectations pointing to a Jim Cleveland and Baltimore. Bitatol’a Muaay FMd be toe Well Bavea pitchers for 11 hits, Putz gave Blast Hampton 000 000 0—0-4-1 There is no letUng up.” that left toe moat favorable Im­ hands down, he blew a fuse. The Mancheater ...... 7 .875 third and Johnny Lobo and Lou pression cn the writer who view­ Ob r b track frosh Gerry Carangelo finished fourth and up only one, that a scratch sin­ Last year, Mlnne.sota was sev­ ALL-STAR ADDITIONS — Three newcomers to ton’s Felix Ufantilla and Detroit’s Willie Horton. argument livened up the action South Windsor ...... 7 A76 Sosrlno. 8b-c 3 gle In toe third. Bln route to his en games behind at the All-Star The All-Star game wdl be played in Minnesota to­ ed the game from toe first base and gave the fans a little some­ RockvlHe ...... 9 .667 P. Dmno, 8b 1 Lindgren, who likes flfto. Action Begins break but went Into a slump the the status of All-Star ranking, pose with their stands in company with Matt Hellar, c 1 Point leader Billy Greco ffafth victory of the season, he morrow. thing to talk about DanlelsoB ...... 6 .626 Romano, la 1 fanned eight and walked but Mays Questionable la-st half of July when the 'Twins weapons. From left, Detroit’s Dick McAuliffe, Bos­ M oriarty'and hla man Friday, When It appeared the'discus­ Staffoed ...... 6 8. Brody. M 3 to train by running in was plagued wtth motor trouble lost 18 of 22 games to fall 15 Jack Sanson; It was Johnnn'a .466 Leoeb. ci 8 and failed to qualify for the three. In Hoop League conduct after he was given the sion was over, Johnson headed Wethersfield ...... 2 .181 J. Dmno, lb 1 remote wooded areas, main. Lsuit year’s champion, Ahead 2-1 going Into the games behind. They never re­ back to his position but words Windsor Looks ...... 1 .109 LoGoce, lb 3 covered. finishing in a tie With thumb for expressing himself in D. Brady, 2b 8 has recently blazed B>1 Patnode and Dick Dixon, fourth. Rockville pushed across Kicking ott the Rec Summer were exchanged and Cordier Rylander, If 3 four runs to salt the game BasketbeUl League at Charter Cleveland for sixth. Dodgers Remain Hot on Trail of NL Leadinff Reds disagreement after Ed Conher’e Anting Coach Charlie Graft another trail of sorts. also failed to make the 50-lap In 1962, the Twins were only decision on a base runner at clearly signaled that the Gas Hutchnim, rf 3 per In the qualifiers. away. Singles by Rick Blanch­ Oak Park tonight will be Cer- House leader was done for the gambled end lost Saturday. Roberta, rf 1 ard, and Ted Stawlcki and dou- 'vlni'B pitted against Dixon’s at one-half game back on July 1, second base. Btartlng a equed composed Haneen. p 0 Prohibited by the Time trials for the July 24 As All-Star Starter stayed as clo.se as 2Va behind on Johnson, said he’d swear on night Klnel. p 3 600-1^ tbam race will begin blaa by Charles Ragno end 8 and toe West Sides meeting Johnson calmly came over to mainly of reeervee and unveil­ NCAA from partici­ Lenny Adams did the damage. toe Grads at 9:16. Sept. 5 and then played only .500 a stack of Bibles that the nm ing Rich Haneen for the first Totals 26 1 6 21 9 9 1 tomorrow night. Cars will also ball In the stretch to finish sec­ ner, who had oversUd the bag, the bench, made the lineup ad­ WeW Haven 033 000 0-6 pating in the AAU be timed Tuesday, July 20. Ra^o and Blanchard had In toe event of Inclement ’ Hils year's game will be the time this season on the mound. MINNEAPOLIS - ST.- ond, five games behind the was out. Blit no fdayer ever won justments, one man was entered Mancheater 000 010 0—4 two hits and two RBIs apiece. weather, action will be sblftad first played in the Twin Cities, Koufax Pretty Regular Guy West Haven unloaded two 3b—Sheehan. Heiler: ooc—Robin­ championships, he did Stawlcki also had two hits. Indoors and played at the East PAUL (A P )—WiMie Mays Yanka. an argument wtth- a man in Into the action, Pete Sola, a Brooks Speaks w+th a cai»acity crowd of 47,000 three-nm frames — the second son: lob—West Haven 9. Manchea­ anyway. He lost the The tongeot current scoring Agahut East Hampton, four Hde Rec. of the San Francisco Gi­ blue. pitcher going to rightfeld. Bob and third—^to salt away the de­ ter 5; bb—Honaen 8, Klnel 3, Rob­ expected when the contest gets Cordier Is one of the best and Carlson, an outfielder, moved inson 1, Respoll 1; so—Hknoen 3, race, as it turned out, streak In the Notional BVMtball runs in'-.the sixth was all the Tomorrow’s slate finds fits ants, an All-Star fixture BALTIMORE (AP) — All under way at 1 p.m. EST. >>that If Sandy could work once a^centage points. Chicago swept a<»but Johnson got Frank Robinson cision. 'When the regularB were Klnel 3, RoWnson 4: hka off—Han­ League belongs to Tommy Da­ Windy City boys needed as Jim Blogle Juniors meeting the Mel that talk about National The game wdll be telecast and 1 *' T . . .**. ^ . •___ n,. V______on_ a line drive lAaaelnfvleaving two mn.run­ most respected umpires working In from centerfield to third base inserted back into play afteer sen 7 for 9 runs in 31 Innincs: Klnel but many in the for 12 years, remained a week, Manager Walt Alston and doublehcader from St. and Andy Maneggla shifted 3 for 0 In 41; Robinson 3 for 0 In 4; vis, placeklcker for toe Son MacWi...... intosh hurled a four-hitter Ooimts In toe first game and league superiority rankles broadcast by NBC. For someone who was sup­ winning both games 6-0. ners on base and andln|^ the the Twilight Leagua three Innings, It was too late. sports world hope he the Ha'wks and ElogUs go at questionable starter today the Dodgers would be fortunate. * e * from third base to shortstop. Res)X>U a fw 1 in 8; W—Hobineon; BVanclsco 49em. He bos soored siHowtng only one through^ the Brooks Robinson, and he has The National League, which posed to be a once-a-week • • • threat. Yesterday, it wee a different L—Hansen. won his point. In 60 stralgM games. first five frames. each other In the second. • • * Without carrying on the argu­ as the National League a sure-fire way to muffle It. has trailed the American since wonder, arthritic Sandy Well, the season is IS weeks PIRATES-DODOERS— Bang-Bang Play story. With Ray LoGace on the looked forward to complet­ the series inaugural in 1933, ^ taM ngs old and Koufax, working on a CUB8-CARD8— ment any longer, Johnson noti­ hill, the home nine clubbed 10 "I gueas the only thing to Koufax has turned out to The Pirates tied the nightcap It was a bang-bang play, fied the plate umpire, Tony ing Operation Overhaul in do is win tomorrow,” the pulled even 17-17-1 by winning regular four-day rotation, hasn’t Chris Krug and Ernie Banks hits in routing Stafford before last year's struggle 7-4 when American League be a pretty regular guy af­ missed a turn yet. Sunday’s in the seventh Inning on Andre and someone was bound to be Vola, of the changes, picked up a amaU crowd and tooked like Tuesday’s All-Star Game. third baseman of the Balti­ Rodgers’ pinch single before slugged three-run homers and hurt. more Oriolea aaid today. Majfs triggered a three-nm W. L. Pci. ter all. start was his 21st of the season his glove and went for an early on altogether different squad. A big brutaa on Ua rigbt Mp ninth-inning rally capped by Mlnneeota .. 53 29 .846 and he responded with his 14th Mota’s two-out shot in the 10th Larry Jackson and Cal Koonce Although the base runner, shower, passing "a partially Stafford draw first blood on "Thea they can’t aay any­ The Los Angeles Dodger dan­ beat Bob Miller. provided shutout pitching as the rMtiiettng Us moWity, the Johnny Callison'e three - nm Cleveland .. 48 34 .h86 8 dy became the major leagues' complete game. His 169 innings who was ruled safe, did not filled bleacher on the first base Lyle Champagne’s triple and flaalij $100,000 center fielder thing.” • * • Cubs handed the Cardinals the score, the ejection of Johnson Robinson has been chosen homer. I Baltimore .. 49 35 .583 5 first 15-game winner Sunday pitched are the most any hurler line en route to the clubhouse Mark DeTora’s single In the received a day o< reel Sunday has worked and his 15-3 record BRAVE8-REDS— double whitewashing. Krug hit played a big part In the final to the AmsriraJi League All- Until Mays was Injured the Chicago ___ 46 35 .568 with a 4-2 victory over the Pitts­ in rlghtfleld. flnst but Manchester regained when the Gladla were rained out National League had beesen fa- Detroit ___ 46 36 .661 7 and 196 strikeouts are tops In Aaron's homer broke up a his homer in the first game as decision, Valeo tallied In the balance to open a 7-2 lead at et FlifladeliMa. Star squad six consecutive burgh Pirates that kept the ex-Cardinal Jackson scattered It was a "big league” exit, vored to continue its recent Los Angeles 41 44 .482 13t4 Dodgers hot on the trail of the those departments as well. ' pitching duel between Milwau­ top of the ninth to break a 2-2 the end of the third. years, and in Minneapolis-8t. eight hits for his eighth victory If I ever saw one, and proved Maya aaid he f«M pretty good domination behind a talented New York . 41 46 .471 14Vi National League-leading Cincin­ After Koufax' first game vic­ kee's Ken Johnson and the tie and the winning hit was that Johnson was still a pro In LaGaco opened the second Paul, Ibesdsy he will be in Reds’ Sammy Ellis. of the season and fourth in the but was ottH sore following a tbs starting Itne-up for the crew of fireballing pitchers and Washdngt'n 36 50 .419 19 nati Reds as baseball reached tory, Pittsburgh went 10 innings slicer, to the left of the third with a single and moved ahead eolUtton att bome plate Saturday home run hitters. last 18 days. my book. third time. Boston 31 61 .378 22 the three-day All-Star Game to gain a split of the double- Ellis had retired 18 in a row baseman, that one feels Johnson * • • on a zacrifice. Dennis Lynch BigM with FMHles’ catcher Pat In the last eight games the NL Kansas 23 54 .299 27^ break. header on Manny Mota’s home after a first inning single when Krug drove in two more runs would have fielded In his hip #- singled and Joe Sa'vino walked Since Jtoblnson played in has come out in front six times Oorralea. the classic for the first time Sunday’s Results When Koufax came up with run, 4-3. Hank Aaron's two-run Frank Bolling led off the sev­ in the second game after Banks pocket. End of the Line to load the bases. LaGace and Ihe ee-year-oM slugger, lead­ In I960, the National League with the American League win­ Minnesota 8, New York 6 arthritis in his left elbow this homer $ave Milwaukee a 2-1 enth with a single. Aaron fol­ had tagged his home run for the Not to be forgotten were the Charlie Graft "batted” .967 Lynch both romped home on a Ellington Ridge ing llte majors with 23 homers, has won six of seven de­ ning once. The 1962 game ended Detroit 4, Kansas City 2 spring the celebrated southpaw demsion over Cincinnati and lowed with his I7th home run. early lead. Koonce pitched a two grent defensive plays which over -the weekend In handling wild pitch. also said he hoped he would be in a tie. Los Angeles 2, Cleveland 0 was virtually written off as a trimmed the Reds' lesid over the The Reds pushed across a run slx-hltter for the victory, equar- robbed Johnson of base hits In toe Manchester American Le­ The locals kept on going In able to play, but tt was no cer- cisions and one other game The starting pitcher# weren’t ended in a tie. That has en­ Boston at Washington, post­ regular pitcher. The feeling was Dodgers to a mere three per- on three singles in the eighth Ing his season’s record at 7-7. his first and only two at bats, gion baseball team. Head Ctoach the third. Mike Leadi resided lainty that he would be in the to be named until today, but poned, rain John CJervlnl’s iisslstant guided first on an error and went to SHORT COURSE startfiig line-up. abled the Nationals to pull His first drive sent the left- Into a 17-17 deadlock after MUt Pappas of Baltimore was Chicago at Baltimore, post­ the locals to victory In Daniel­ third on Mark Heller’s double. OMAMPIONSHIF If he Isn’t, each team will be expected to go for the American fielder almost back to the con­ dropping behind in the early poned, rain. struction pit In left field and son Friday cmd at Mt. Nebo yes­ Walks to LaGace and Rylander Liow Gross—Gay Knapp, 71. «40iout one selected starter. eompetitioB. wMle Cincinnati's Jim Maloney Today’s Games terday against Staftord, both in forced In one run and Lynch, Luw not—Ray Belier, 76-12— Hie AinerloaB Laague learned appeared to be the National’s hts second chance to bat saw 66; Barney Weber, 76-12—66. No games scheduled the baU nearly knocking the Zone Pour play. The only loss singled to drive In two more. ■unday that first baseman Bin choice. Tuesday’s Game Chance Loses Toothache, was in an exhibition Saturday Singles fay Savino and Steeve PRO SHOT EVENTS ■fcoww i of the CMcaga Wbite Skowron was replaced numer­ They are favored to be named National League All-Stars vs. third baseman over. Both In­ afternoon against West Haven Brady drove In the fourth and Low grooB — Gay Knapp, 71. ■ox wMl be uimbla to play be- ically by New Y < ^ ’s Joe Pepi- the starters because they are American League AH-Stars *t stances found the batter being here . . . M orlai^s will be fea­ five runs o f the Inning. - Today’s Games right-hander had a 5-8 mark, the league this season. In the Hank Aguirre gave Kansas League championship, Pagani’s Caterers rolled over the fielder’s choice and a sacrifice TOURNAMENT one player switch during the only other game Detroit City 11 hits but still won his lOth Low g;ro88—Stan Hillnskl 70. lette, St. LmMs Cardinal running Hie reat came about because No games scheduled but his earned run average was Blind bogey—Hogan Zamaltis, Army & Navy Qub, 12-1, yesterday at Buckley Field. put men on second and tMrd for Low grons — Bid Dymon, Ted back who- missed the 1964 foot­ of the AU-Star game break. trip and promised more chang­ 2.19 compared with his present trimmed Kansas City 4-2. Rain game against four defeats for Wegt Haven. Bud Garibaldi Strychaxz 69; Sher Feeguson, Boston won’t be in action again es would be forthcoming. The washed out Oiicago at Baltl-1 Detroit. He was backed with Ray Warren, E3d Foley 93. Pagani’s ■won the Intema'tional League while Army A ball season because of a lung 3.96. PRO SWEEPSTAKES Navy finished first In Amerl-' cleared toe sacks with a single Bid LoUfio, 71. aUment, feels he’s ready to until Thursday night when they success ot the first switch may Chance started last year’s All- n)ore and Boston at Washington, home runs by Oates Brown, through toe dra'wn in infield Low natz — Pots Nakitinls, ojpm a tour-game series at prompt him to make more when Low gross — Stan HlUnski can Leag;ue play. the second. John Socha carried stake a comeback this fall. Star Game, abut out the Nation­ 70; Erwin Kennedy 72; John and took second on an outfield Bid U m, 74-18 — 61; *T’ve spent much time kxtking Cle'veland. the team resumes action after al L«agtib for three innings, won Pagani’s meet National the big stick for the winners, throwing error. Chip Sheehan Chaine, FVank Spileckl, 76-13— Tuesday's aU-star show InMin- Krlstof 72. League champion Moriarty Broe. collecting four hlU, Including at game films and have learned Moat of the players spent to­ nine straight after the contest After Seven Years in Minors Low net — Nell Smiley 77-12 foeiowed with another single, 62; Bansey Wefaer and Bid May, a lot,” says TVlpJett. “ I've seen day on Cape Cod with their fam- neapoliaM. Monday, July 12 and received the Cy Young Tuesday night at Waddell Field two homera Rowley added three scoring Oarabaldl. 7 ^ 0 —93; Marie Kravltz, Doc —66, Jim Moriarty 78-11—67. at 9 o’clock. Arm y A Na'vy has more hits, one a round-tripper tat power sweeps how the beet iUes at the annual Chamber of Rookie catcher Mike Ryan Indies ve. Sportsman, 6:16 — Award as the best pitcher In the LADIES’ SWEEPSTAKES Tha 'vlzltors doubled their to* Oorthouz, 80-19—94; Stan Da­ ball carriers use thetr blockers Commerce fete for the team. was sent down to Toronto and Robertson. majors with a 20-9 record. one more chance In the double and Carl Werkhoven chipped In tal in toe third with four atogles, vis, F. Riptah, 79-16—94; D. Chris Krug Gaitied Revenge Low gross — Helen Noel 90. elimination tourney between the with another three blngles, all by putting a hand on one side of For momt ot the players. It may Jim Gosger was brought up pfi-, Morlarty’s vs. Dodge, 6:15 — TTie most work he'll get out of Low net—Cora Anderson 92- all well hit, one walk end a mis- Johnson, E. Tinknen, 79-16—94. Ihe Mocker’s back to .signal be tneir last look at Massachu­ marily b^auee Herman needed Nebo. Tuesday’s game is getting up three league champions. singles. cue end had a 9-0 lead when Closest to pin on 16to — N. help in the outfield moat. The 20—72; MAry Gangewere 98-21 Ed Rowley held the. losers at Willie Oleksinskl had two arhicb way to take the defensive setts -this season. Liberty va. Congo, 6:16 — and aitting down between In In Major League Fashion —72. Graft relieved Hansen, wlto -Bouvier, five foot, elghit and flayer.” Manager Billy Herman made first ball hit to Gosger In the Charter Oak. ninge In front of a television set. bay throughout, allowing only hits for Army A Navy. A1 Frank Kinei. The latter -Wfu one-half Inches. Low putts — Barbara Boyca four hits and one run. The Schults and Ray Dube were the Washington series was fumbled Itontlcelh ve. PF, 6:16—Nebo. Chance’s poor start this sea­ 33. never in an serious trouble ex­ Longent dri've on 19th—Chet and thrown wild, resulting in CHICAGO (AP) Chris Krug^nals drt^ped him from double A Caterers recorded 13 against only other losers to hit safely. cept when Jim Sheehan tripled In Noe, 3d6 yards. two errors on the same play for gained his revenge from the ball to Oass A last year. BEST 19 two 6nemy pitchers. Pagani’s 310 330 12-13-1 the fifth but was out at the the young outfielder. "That was It for me,” said Paganl’s scored In every In­ AAN 010 000 1- 4-3 PRO SHOP EVENTS St. Louis Cardinals In major SUNDAY plate trying for a homer. m However, the next two games Krug Sunday, as he basked In ning but thb^Hilrd and sixth, Rowley and Fitzgerald; Hag- Hansen was tagged wtth the In w grons—Ron Smith, 72. were a different story. Gosger! league fashion Sunday. the glory of catching a pair of Class A — Carroll Maddox reaching a high with four In enow, Rodonis and Dube. loss. Hansen worked two end a MCA’TOH PLAY VS. PAR had tour hits in 10 at bats, scored < Krug, a 26-year-old rookie ehuti^ta and driving In five 82-7—68; Henry Rockwell 91- third Innings, giving up seven Class A — WUUe Oiekalnski, five runs as leadotf man and' catcher with the Chicago Cubs rune. His four hits included a 8—08. hits, walkihg. three and fanning Sher Fierguson, Jim Gordon, Smi iM t flltN that deVvirs the taste drove In four others. 'His hits In­ who, before helping deal the three-run homer and a baeas- . Class B — Sher Porterfield t'wo. Klnel allowed threeihlts in S4on MiarlooavakI, oven. cluded two homers and a dou­ world champion (^ d in als a loaded double. 65-9—66: Ed Arfemldl 69-12— Track and Field World four and a third Innings of shut Claes B —Larry Chains, 4-up. ami ll tat ni hat.” ble. pair of 6-0 ahutouts, could point “ The Dallae-Fort Worth club 67; Ray Warren 70-18—67. out baU. Ctaan O—Sam a oifaib, 2-up Two men on the Toronto staff to little more of distinction than drafted me last year, but I Claes C — Maurice Perry 69- Marvels at Clarke Fete Manchester’s big noise came in Ktokieni — Bornle Menscbell, considered most likely to be having been bom on Christmas wrote the Ckibs and told them I 16—68; Don Eldwards 72-19— j. fifth. After Savino walked, 97-90-^: B'lonk Kapron, 90- brought ig> to the parent club Day. wouldn’t report unless I got one 63; Bin Allen 74-9—66; H ogan Heller drove a pitch up the 18—77; BYed CSaeJa. 70-0—77; are pitcher Pete Oheiton and In- His career started In 1998 chance In the majors. They've ZanuUtls 76-19—66. ofi Hun­ right center gap for a triple Harry Aitherton, 96-6—77; Bud when ha signed with the CanU- LONDON (A P) — Trapk and4>l8 ;04.3 Lajoe Meoeer fielder Mike Andrews. Observ­ given me the chance, and now Low groea — Jim Horvath 71. field observers etlll marveled gary was >.thlrd• l4 rin n IS18 :07.9 and ’Taverelto, 83-9—77; Fred Mo ers believe both youngsters nale. After aeven uasucceeaful I’m going to try and make the Blind bogey—VlrgU Hartiof, Derek Graham of Ireland fourth Kone, 70-4—78; G «o ^ Blottow, years in the minora, the Cardl- mdet of It.” today over the latest world rec­ would have been brought up Mike Slbrinez, George Benton ord performance by Ron Clarke, In 18:06.8. 96-94—71. 86. Sports Briefs earlier except for injuriee. the amazing Auetnlian distance LAMBS MATCH PLAT The hustle ot playefs like Go«- PRO SWEEPSTAKES ■tar. SALT IN FAN VS. PAR ger, the return to altion of ICO Field Includes Godlhy^ Low gross — Jim Horvath 71, But Clarke, who became the If you have to cook la a fry­ Cbaan A —Boritia Kuradl, American League batting, leader Ted Plodxlk 78. flrat man to crack the is-mlnute Major Loogua ing pan aad there Is no water down, Carl Yastrzemskl and a new Low net — Sher Porterfield 71- barrier for three .ipUee with an to eoour pan. ealt bottom of Otazs B ZMloras Kelley, lace In the pitching corps couM Winner Via Playoff in 1962 »—67, Henry RockweM 76.7—^ Incredible 13:63.4 clocking in pan hoavlly. Meat won’t attok up. give the Red Sox a lift. loot Saturday’s British Amateur ==Leadorf: CSiarile Maddox 76.7—68. American League on much. Ktokans—VlMile Vandsrvoort, Yastrzemskl, sidelined with a Champlonehlpe, la far from eat- 111-86—76; EUle Chakw, 117 ICO ohanvpton BobAinto FROG HUNT muscle pull for more than a record book by LADIES CRIERS lefled. Battti« (200 at bate) — Yas- Bava fnn hunting frem with 4 6 -7 2 week, now has missed 27 games. Qoalby will, be returning for hla making eight consaouUve bird­ Itow gnm - Lii Paton 86. ”I hope to keep on Improvlnf traenu*i, Boston, .940; Hall, a .22 handgun or rule, trick le He is expected to return to ac­ sixth time when the ICO gets, ies, feat which hasn’t been Low net — Eileen Plodsik, ITt all the time,” ha eald after clip- to nee h ollW point buUete and matched since. 38—89; Betty Bbnton, 89-31—69: Minnesota, .838. tion Thursday nlgM. underway on July- 22-26. The ping nearly eight Moonds oft hihis H6me rune-Oolavtto, Oeve- mlsB the frog by Inchee. Oon- Champ* Top Seeded Ooalby was a member oi the Kay Allen, 99.34—68. trwn pending world three-mile land, and Horton, Detroit, 30. cueaton kllle frog yet doesn’t 14th annual Insurance City. Ryder Cup team that defeated Low putts—LN Paton, U. mark. "The only thing certain Open, sponsored by the Great-< Pltohlng (8 declrione)—Grant, explode the body. RIVBIR FOREST,' 111. (AP) - the Britleh In 1968. In thle Ufa Is what you’ve done Mlnnaoota, 9-3, .818; Paecual, PRESS PANTS Defending championa Dennis sr Haitfonl Jayceas is to be Bob’s record In the ICO shows ^ what lies behind you." played at the Wstherafleld Minnesota^ 6-3, .800. Oloth^ gal wrinkled In Ralston of Bakersfield, CaUf.. BASEBALL HEROES that he 'hes placed In the money Mrs. MeGinley Dies ' Clarke, sparked l^.the torrid sportamen'e duffle bags. If you and Nancy Richey of Dallas Country Club, five out of the five Umee he pace of young Gerry Undgren Ooaloy wqn the I(X> In 1992 Nafionol League need a qulok piaos, hang eloth- have been top-nsMad (or the has played. , WEST HARTFOlUJ (AP) -r of Seattle added the three-^e ee la ehower room and turn weA-Iong National Olay Oourta BATTING—Chris Krug, CM- the hard way, by defeating Art Tickets for this year's ICO Mrs. Arthur McOinlay, wife of standard to hie ooUecUori] of Battbw (900 at baW-AIaye, In MW cago, collected four hits. In­ Wall in a olKf-hanfiiigi seven- San FktaioiMo, .119; Clemente, .ehowar on hot Steam flUe Tanitia Tournament starllhg may bS obtained by ealUng or toe m iti editor of toe Hart- world marks for 10 mtlos, 10 room, relaxee wrinkles. Monday. cluding a homer and two hole playoff. by writing to the Greater Hart­ ford 'rtmee, died In a convales­ kllometsra and five kllometara Pittsburgh, .199. double#, and drove la fiva ms From BellevlUe, 111., Ooalby Home rune—Mays, Sen Fran- GAS CAN LIFE JACKET Ralston and Mt«s Rlohay, both ford Jayoees, 19, Asylum ■(., cent hosiiltal Sunday night af- while leading three other finish- ranked No. 1 nationally, top a ' as the Cube swept a . pair ef turned pro in 1997. Hla tour­ Hartford. 4«r a brief tUnsM. er« to national three-mile deco, 28; StergeU, Plttoburgh, Don’t forget the JM* tor 6-9 gamea from St. Lmla. MULE t r a i n When the boei eay* do some­ nament whHilnvi stnoe that 21. your outboard will float. Tucked field of 64 men and*S2 women Mre, MoGItUay 'oiten aocom- rewrda Mtas Rlohey, having won toe h l l c r s thing, you do it. And Oharlee O, Finley of the Kan­ Uine Has Inohided the Oraater r iled her huatauid on Ms triM I U nd|^, who traUed the Pltohlng (9 deolrione) — K omi- under a seat H wlU also pro- PfTCHIVa — Dean Cbnnoe. sas City A ’s told his {layers it would be a good Oreeneboro Coen in 196A Ooral Five American loague um toe south for bMcbaU spring I Auaelel^ lO yards at the finish, fa x, Loe Angeles, IB-g, A N ; vUa a lanerve of bogrtaMg U trophy twioa bedora, can rattra Lee AngMee, scattered seven Cables In 1990, U s An­ plree are natives of Pennsyl­ tiainiiic. I set a OJ, eutaen’B Burk el VaaSoo, 7-1, .m . It iriii anoUMr irtotoiT. hl(e for hie first complete gkme stunt to ride some mules before the gamd. So geles and 8t. Petsraburg Opena Wayne Causey. Rene Lachemann. Ed Charles and vania — Nsitor Ohylak, Jim Iditlon to her huekand, ibs In two months la tlu Angola’ W IM I; ,Vn routs tp vioteiy at Honoohlek, Joe. fuaralla, John w tv e d ky a sM • 2-9 trlfunph over ClevelnaA Bert CamiMineris complied. Fetsrilmrg hs put his name met and Johmiy ftm oA PAGE SXVlNTIBIt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 12, 1966 PAOK SIXTEBN MANCHESTJ3R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 12, 1968 Suburban For Sato 75 Suburban For Sftto 71 ApartiBontn*—Fls t^ - BusingM L(>Mtlons Housos 'i^or Sato 72] H o u m s Eor Sato 72 Housef l/or fltoto 72 Suburban For Sato 75 BuUdlng^-ContisctiRg 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY End SHORISN D oft—B W »-P 9 t9 41 Household Goods 51 Tonomonts 63 For Rant 64 NO, OOVElfTRY - ,• OOMOORD R£L'M. Baauttftil MANCHEITBR — Modern < 3 ^ MIRAMAR, ^orldW — Naar WILUNOTON - Just off the ROCKVILLE — 3-famrty housa, emOOMOro and bdordiiw, win 40" BLBOnUO stova, double Parkway. On SchoflsW Road, ■ Hammond SI. First floor, 8 foom Garrison Colonial, 1(4 CARPENTRY — St years’ ax- ; ^ mcHESTBR Garden Apart THREE ROOM, office or busl* Ranch, large living room, for­ on high elevation, wooded. $09x Hollywood and Fur- baths, 3-oar attachad garage, ^miNOUDirNOT eclleot and drttver. S ._ Cl oven, good numlnf oomBtion, mal dining room, oablnnt 148 lot. Complete privacy plus nlehed 3-bodroom,, air-condi­ oiesn 6 room Ranch on big lot rooms, new kitchen snd bath. parlenoa. Otllinga and floors THWORimOfOR ue. or beet offer. 6a-49SI. ««nts — 8Vi fw*” * apartment. nese, ground floor, 470 Main Second floor, 4 rooms. Month­ flreplaoed living room, on 8 CLASSIFIED tiled, porohas, rao rooms, ga> A M ien Chase, Harmony ^ Keo- !ivsllable July 1st. neat ho. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, raeran- 30-mlle view, Bel Air Real Es- tioned, earport, aereftArtl patio, with trees for $18,600; on Ruby UMRIVMITIMFOR nele, Boltoii, 849-S497. _____ parking, 84I- ly Income over 9300. Idssl tn- acree of land. Frioad under ragaa, additions, atUoa tinlab- WIUUMITOMIAR NOT lOOO, NOT 1800 water, etove, refrigerator, $110. 6320, $-6. tion room, landeoaped yard. tate, 64$-0M2. many extras. W ill eoitolder Road an older horns with un- •Wl LITTLl WIND ■w^^. 638-4388. Umitsri possibimiss, two oar comt property. Asking HS.OOO, 124,000. Call F. M. Gaol Agen­ ad, ramodalad, oonorata work. OUrmtOMMMD W N OU m BBTTER8, ragietored NOT 1700; NOT fOOO, S T month., 848-0000, 648-0090. Marion B. Robarteon, RealUHoir Aatwtrlig Stnrioi teed. 110 A u tu m n ^ 948-4800. ONLY $600.00 NEW TWO-FamUy duplex, 6m, scaped lot. Leonard Agency, ArtIdM For Solo 45 Free storage until wanted from Constitution Plaza. Houses For Rent 65 basement with a two car ga­ landscaped lot. Quiet street. ■tone walls. Developers, 1 ^ .4 (4 Room Apartments nice location, separate heat­ Realtora, 646-0409. MANCHESTER — BeauUfuIly builders, speculators or NELSON HIGGINS Builder — Free delivery anywhere ta ing systems, eita u.'ilitiss. Call rage. Nice Mg family home, 3 bedrooms, abundant cloa- Fret to Htrali Rtaiton BALES AND Servloe on Artcna, STARTING AT 3(4 ROOM FLAT — Fur- finished 6 jroom Cape, living lot Mg enough to allow the chil­ ets, large kitchen with pine gentlemen farmers— sound Garages, porches, recreation Money to Loan 29 Help Wanted— Fonsle 35 Salesmen Wanted 36-A Connecticut nlthed or unfurnished, oU heat, builder, Leon (3leszynski, 849- MANCHESTER - 8 room Waat tafonaatloM oo ooa o f oar chiaalHad i Na Hahn Eokpee, Jacobson lawn Free set-up by our own re­ $120 room with) fireplace, formal dren plenty of room to climb cabinets, separate dining investment at only $39,000. rooms, additions, repairs, re- good locaUon, parking, adults. 4291. I Ranch with two full ceramic dining room, lovely yard, nice awnrar a* tha IM adf Simply DENTAL Assistant-Secretary — mowera. Also Hbmelite chain liable men. O r l^ a l price for PER MONTH t ______baths, two-car garage, three and dig. Beautiful acreened In area, fireplace and pine modehng. 644-1700. SBX.Y)ND MORTGAGE - Un­ HIGH SCHOOL senior boy, if in­ saws and International Cub (Ja- Reasonabla. 648-6889. nelghborhopd, aluminum eld LAWRENCE F. FIANO limited funds available tor eeo- 6-day week, no evening hours, terested in sales wMk, call eve- all this merchandue was Meomparable Luxury Features SEVEN ROOM custom Bjplit, bedrooms, • fireplace. Huge porch. Muat be aeen. T. J, paneled wall. Oarage. Onjnly det Tractora. Rental equipment $835.46. Some fortunate person wooded lot, aluminum siding, ing. 648-001 .Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. $16,900. REALTORS ond mortgagee, payments to paid vacationB. State age, ex­ ninga after 7 p.m., 638-7391. kitchen with built in oven, 643-2766 646-0434 TA8-a$84 EDWMDS suit your budget Blxpedlent and ehaipeatac aervlca on an oan purchase it all for only HURRY ■tone fireplace, 8-zone heat, Roofing— Siding 16 perience and references. WiU makes. L A M Equipment Suburban For Refit 66 range and dtohwaeher. UtlliW AMBITIOUS? Have Q rca 1796 aerviee. J. D. R ^ t y . 84M130. give instruction to reliable per­ $600.00. On display at mein ApartmenU a r e renting built-lna, many extras. Leon­ room completely alumlnuis BOUTON — 7 Room Tri-level HAYES AGENCY Oorp,, Route 88, Vernon, 876- farmhouse located in nice sec home on a high, dry and scenic BOLTON — Eight room Ranch. ANSWERnn SERVICE HiMWEiJ. BOMB Improvement son. Box S, Herald. PAINT SALESMAN store. Appliances are reoondl- fast. . . second section now ESTATE STYLE living on 8 ard Agency, Realtors, 648- sided. Big lot. Wolverton tion of Manchester, needs a lot Four bedrooms, two batfw, two A FRESH START v/UI lump 7609. Manchester Exchange ttoned and fully guaranteed. available for immediate oc­ acres of lawns, trees, brook 0489. Agency, Realtora, 649-2813. 1(4 acres. Well manicured 646-0131 Company—Roofing, sldlna, al- your debts into one easy pay­ Enterprls 1948. of work, now being used as laivn with profuston of trees garages, tennis court, aora terauona, addltlona and re­ Lifetime Opportunity MOliTHLY cupancy . . ./ and atone walls. New BoItOn treed lot, asking $26,900. BqiT* ment If you have equity In $18,900-118’ FRONTAGE, shade MANCHESTER *- Ranch, large two-family, good posslMUUes. and shrube. One ear garage. 24 S4S4560 - I7S-1S19 modeling of all typee. Bxoel- Help Wanted— Male 36 PAYMENTS Center Apartments, 3 rooms, C4ll owner, 649-8677. rows A Wallace. 649-6608. property, call Frank Eturke to Repreeentative to aeU Na­ LOST bright carpet oolora . MARILYN (30URT trees, immaculate six room family sized kitchen with bullt- ft. Hving room with fireplace. WAPPING — custom built 3- aad toara yoor aaaaaaga. ToOH haar trona oor mL------•la Jig laot workmanship. 849A408. restore them with Blue Lustre. ONLY $16.08 Hotpolnt refrigerator and discuss ways and means. Con­ MACHINIST — Bridgeport op­ tionally advertised Ookwis- Phone For Appointment f u r n is h e d m o d e l APT. Cape, fireplace, dead end 1ns, 3 bedrooms, hot water Huge kitchen, informal dining bedroom Ranch, on deadend 2 thna without spending an ovonlng at tha talophoaa. Rent electric shampooer |1. stove, laundry, individual heat­ ley Drli necticut Mortgage Exchange, erators, tiuret lathe operator er Paints to dealers. Estab­ SAMUEL ALBERT Open Sunday 4 Dally street, Manchester. Hutchins he^, plaMered walls, one car room. Heated family room. 8 street at 20 Ridge Rd., mtd Paul’s Paint and Wallpaper ing, closets galore. OaU 648' OUT OF TOWN OWNER 20's. (Jail owner, 649-1260 or 267- Immaculate 6 room Ranch, 3 15 Lewia S t, Hartford, 34^ and stock man. Job shop ex­ lished territory. Require­ Hartford 247-0368 n A.M. TO 8 P.M. 4312 evenings. Agency, Realtora, 846-0108.,^ ^ garage, trees, • $16,900. Phil bedrooms and 1(4 baths. Best fireplaces, garage, enclosed Aotomoblks For Sale 4 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A 8807. perience preferred, 56 hour ments: Car, dealer paint Supply. quality one owner home Wol­ 9600. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT MANAGING AGENT MANCHESTER—Modern 8 bed­ brick Agency, 649-8464. SEZ “SELL” porch, boat dock, extras. Pa- week. Paragon Tool Co., Inc. selHng experience. If you have no means c f WAPPING — 6 room house, verton Agency, Realtora, 649- sek Realty, 289-7476, 648-4208. 1986 CXIRVETTE, fuel Injection, ROOFINO — SperAaUiing re­ PICNIC TABLES, all staes and room Ranch, full basement, 3 MANCHESTER — executive 7 HEBRON, London Park. 4 room 269 Adams St., Mancherter. styles, from 6 foot $13.60, de transportation, PH ^ send my SIMON POVERMAN reasonable, partly furnished, This conveniently located 6 2818. 4-epeed tranemlsatoti, two tope. pa iring roofs of aU kinds, new Help Wanted— Female 35 Benefits; Guaranteed . ex­ auto for you. No 'obligation. adults only. CaU 644-2094. baths, completely air condition­ room Cape, 2(4 batha, 3-car room raised ranch has 3 expandable Cape, 5 years old. VERNON — Custom U 4 R HERALD roofs, gutter work, chLnneys Uvered. W. 'Mnker, PInney AGENCY ^ ed, fenced yard, $19,900. Bel Excellent condiden. Gall 648- cellent salary, pension, 60 State St., Hartford garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, bedrooms, 2 batha, formal FOUR BEDROOM Raised storms, screens, low, low built contemporary ranch, 0939 after 6. cleaned, rep a ired . Aluminum WAITRESSES wanted, daya and oommi salon. Street EUtagton, 876-0897 A—L—B—E—R—T’—S BOLTON LAKE — 4 room un­ Air Real Estate, 648-9883. 28 toot family room, 16x82 fl. Ranrti, Gold Medallion home teens. Owner 649-2110. nights, full time, part-time, ter 4. 522-6474 Office dining area, 2-car garage family room, fireplace, sun- Biding. 10 yaara' nperlence. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD furnished home, avaUable July swimming pool, lovely treed plus area to finish ftmlly 3(4 batha. bullt-lns. Choose deck, high scenic sloping wood­ BOX LETTERS CHRYSLER, 1981, Newport, ex- Free eetlmatea. Call Howley, must have experience with food EXPERIENCED Send applications and resu­ Open Nights TUI 9 P.M. 849-2663 Model A p t MANCHESTER — 4-4 duplex, SCREENED LOAM — tor tha 24, lake privileges, $30. week­ lot. Hayes Agency, 648-4808. recreation room, nice lot, your colors on this one. Leon­ $12,600.—Four room Ranch on ed kX. Hayes Agency, 648-0181. ceHent oondltton, fu lly 8488861. 844-8888. and liquor. See Mrs. Canfield, me of past employment to ■THREE ROOM apartment, 488 ly. 742-6786. separate furnaces, 2-car ga­ ard Agency, Realtors, 646- heavUy wooded lot, part base­ For T ort equipped, 4-door aedan. SeH- 8-7 p.m., Bolton Lake Hotel. ■PAINTERS Oolorizer Paints, c /o G. best In lawns and gardens from BABY Bassinette with , pad and rage, one block from Main Manchester Green area. Main Street, $80. CaU 649-6229, WEDGEWOOD DRIVE. 6(4 Priced to sell. 0469. ment, 2-car garage, nice loca­ ing due to death in family. Erdman, 60 Jay S t, Broerfe- our screening plant. Andover- Mner, $9.; baby bathlnette, $6. ANDOVER—4 room apartment, Street. Priced to sell. Hayes Informatloa WANTED Oolumbla. Delivered. George 9-6. room Cape with full shed dor­ tion in Bolton. Will not FHA. 11.300. 648-4783 after 6. Heating and Plumbing 17 UGHT ASSEMBLY lyn, N. Y. 11201. 649-4884. working couple, no children, Agency, 646-0131. mer and 1(4 baths. Oil hot ACTION WANTED on tWe im­ T. J. OrockeU, Realtor, 643- Wanted— Roal Batata 77 H. Orlffii^, Inc., 743-7888. $85. monthly. Available Aug. 1988 RAMKAQR American, 3- AURepUee Strictly Confidential MANCHESTER Garden Apart­ water heat, plaster walls, fire­ WARREN E. HOWLAND maculate Cape. Six rooms fin­ 1677- The J. M. Ney Co. la ac­ 1. CaU 742-8267. MANCHESTER — Modern, Im- place. City utilities. Newly WANTED — Single or mulU- THE HERAU) will aot docr, automatic, excaUent run­ IT’S TERRXFIC the way we’re Wanted— To Buy 58 ments — 4(4 rooms, 2 bed­ maculate 8 bedroom Colonial, ished, 1(4 baths, rec room, acre (Usckwa the Idantlty of BOTTT Plumbing A Heating. Re­ cepting applicatlona for CALL Belling Blue Lustre for clefm- rooms, heat, hot water, stove, painted 1964. Fairly priced. Realtor 648-1108 of gross and a two car ga­ ANDOVER - 6(4 room Ranch, family buildings needing work.!; ning condition, $396. or beet of­ work in the shop on small central loOatlon, near all Price must be reasonable. Pri­ any advertlaar ualag boot fer. 843-9064. pairs and alterations. 643-1408. tag rugs and upholstery. Rent WE BUY and eell antique and refrigerator and parking, $120. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, rage. Owners have other com­ private beach privileges, trees, electronics ajssembUes. 649-0920 Help Wanted— Resort Proparty schools, IVi baths, aluminum 649-2813. FHA $380 dowrn. Pasek Realty, vate party. Write Box R, Her­ lottera. Raadara aasarar- electric shampooer $1. Olcott used furniture, china, glaae, aU- Available July 1st. 643-0000, siding. Bel Air Real Estate, MANCHESTER — Six room mitments. must move. One of Ing blind box ada who 1968 PACKARD, good running Male or Female 37 Variety Store. 646-0090. Office 16 Forest \ F o r Rent 67 the dleanest and the neatest 289-7476, 742-8243. ald. Experience not neceoeary OR ver, plctura frames, old coins, 643-9382. MANCHESTER — 2 family flat, Ranch, large let, fruit shade dsatra to protaot thalr condlUon, good tires and spare, but high finger dexterity is guns, pewter, scrap gold, Street. homes that we have ever listed. Radio— TV Repair, 289-0463 LOAM SALE! Olem $14. loom COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent 6(4 rooms each, separate fur­ ttaes. Newly painted, desirable Identity can follow thla' but needs muftlem, 1100. 844- required. C^>e(nlng8 are on watches, old Jewelry, hobby BI8SELL Street — 4 family, ex­ location. Shown by a] Very sensibly priced. Just over prooodura: 0083. Services 18 now $13.60. Bill, gravel, sand, SmaU waterfront cottages, naces, 2-car garage, excellent Bolton town line- T. J. Crock first and second shifts, fuU- THE collections, paintings, atUc con­ August and September. Call cellent return, wlU finance. 649- location. Bel Air Real Estate, ment. $24,600. Barrows Bnoloae your reply to tha stone, manure, \vhlte sand for t h r e e r o o m apartment, 118 5229, 9-6. ett. Realtor 648-1677. OONNIB’B TV and Radio Serv­ •JkjTPJyt-tlme. sand boxes etid pools. 643- tents or whole estates. Furrl- Main Street, $90. 649-6229, 9-6. 643-2593. 64^-49%. 648-9832. lace. 649-6306. box In an anvalopa — ice, available aU boure. Satla- ture Repair Service, 648-7449 addraaaed to tha Claaat- MAN WANTED ovar 60 with CD 9504. BUCKLAND Rood Wapping. 8 Trailenh— faotlao goarantaed. Ortl 849- J. M. NEY CO. ROYAL FOUR ROOM flat, first floor, GARDNER LAKE, Conn. Mod­ SIX ROOM Cape, full rtied dor­ flad Manager, Manchsstar grinding experience preferred, Resort Property For Sale 74 rooTfTHome with out buildings Mobile Homes 6-A 1818. Maplewood Ave., Bloomfield but may train If some shop ex­ TYPEWRITER CO„ INC. IF CARPETTS look dull and centrally located, garage in- ern housekeeping cottages., mer, 1(4 batha, fireplace, din­ Blvanlng Haimld together Rooms Without "Board 59 ing room, one car garage, $16,- and 9 acres. 540 feet frontage with a memo Rating the perience background. Apply in dreary, remove the spots as eluded. Call 649-8733 after 8 Lakefront. Boating, fishing, AMSTON LAKE — Beautiful 6 HAS THE FOLLOWING The PLEASANT 900. Philbrlck Agency, 649-8464. good potential. By appointment oompanlaa you do NOT THREE TEAR old camper An Equal Opportunity person R. T. G. Ihc., 219 A d ^ s as they appear with Blue Lus­ p.m. swimming. Inspect weekends. room cottage on half acre lot wolverton Agency, Realtors, Millinery, Dressmaking 19 Bknployer OPEUrafGS: THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot­ Free colored pictures, bro­ w a n to aaa your latter. mounted on 1969 Ford pick-up, Street. tre. Rent electric ehampooer vrith new addition, completely 649-2813. cuatom cab, mileage 84,800, $1. The Sherwin-WilUams Oo, tage Street, centrally located, / th ree r o o m apartment, chure. Arrowhead Grove, Rt. MANCHESTER—Green Road Tour letter ba dea- FOR ALTERATIONS neatly and large, pleasantly furnished COUNTRY 6 room custom Cape, en- furnished, plenty of shade , SECRETARY — Local manu­ Financial Statements stove, refrigerator, 247 No. 354, Colche-ster 242-9278, Nor­ J Bleeps 8 atove, heater, sink, troyad If tha advertlaar la reasonably done in my home, facturing firm. Experience rooms, pcu’ktag. CaU 849-2868 oloecd p i-v over­ trees, - within sight of lake, VERNON — 8-bedroom Ranch, ATTENTION _ one you've mentionad. If pump, gas and electric lights, J. M. NEY CO. Accountant Main St.. (3all 649-8229 . 9-6. wich 887-4695. caU 643-8760. preferred. Good ty^ng. av­ Boats and Accessories 46 for overnight and permanent 7-room Colonial, 4 bed­ sized ga S ( ) l I ) fessional- priced at $6,000. Call F. M. fireplace, built - ins, garage, not it wiU ba handled In foam rubber beds. Both tor Mlntminn of 2 years ooUege rooms, very large living ly land Leonard Gaal Agency, 643-2682; Gall ■tonne, fenced yard, near 31,995, excellent condition. erage shorthand. Long term A Profit Sharing Oompany In aooounttag with experi­ guest rates. COVENTRY — Beautiful lake­ h o m e O W N E R i the uaual manner. employe deeirable. Hhcoellent 17’ INBOARD Trojan rid boat, t h r e e r o o m apartment. 470 side cottage, excellent locaUon room with a beautiful fire­ Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. Green, 742-7092; A. L. Roee school. Owner 876-4661. Seen after 4 p.m., 88 WeUes Moving—Trucking— Has openings for: ence in consoMdattoOB re­ ROOMS FOR RENT, one bloek place, reasonable taxee and 649-7377. Rd., TaloottvUie. salary and employe benefits. 100 h.p. gray marine engine, Main St., $90. Call 649-6229 . 9-5. and condition, quality through­ quired and experience tn from Main Street, froe park­ heat costs, $14,500. CaU ^ ¥ a n o k e r o a d Storage 20 646-0490 8-^ Mon.-Fri. or Machine Operator Trataieee— product line desired. Please like new must seU, $1,660, 637- out. For full Information call . Lost and Found FOR BATJC—86x8 nu^btle home, write Box L Herald. An equal 8493, 649-8476. ing, kitchen privileges, gentle­ GRISWOLD St. — 8 room apart 643-6930. Eugene Gagllardone, for an No. 141 . . . vacant Cape; 4 bed­ MANCHEBTER DeUvarv. Light Men with some shop experi­ mail in resume. men only. 648-6137. ment, refrigerator, range, air- appointment, 649-2760. rooms, two full baths, rec room. Suburban For Sale 75 INVITATION DO NO] BE M IS L ID BJ H J iH furnished, 3 bedrooms. Ideal opportunity employer. ence as machine operators to LOOT —’ S’etrand peart bracelet for camp or shore. ChU after trucking and package delivery. EIGirr FOOT hydroplane equip­ conditioner. For appointment COVENTRY LAKE. — Cottages Many features, must be seen to with white goM claap. Reward- ReMgeratore. waisherB and be trained in the c^ration of Assistant Financial CLEAN Pleasant room In pri­ call 649-9404 , 649-9644. and trailers for rent for your be appreciated. Trades consid­ FIVE ROOM home on large 5 p.m., 844-1738. special roiling and slitting ped with seat, steering ^ e e l FOR BIDS Phone 649-21M, eas-nee. stove moving qxicialty^Foldlng Statement Supervisor and au cables, $60. 643-0865 af­ vate home, for gentleman. Con vacation pleasure, $40. weekly. ered. nicely landscaped lot. conven' IF YOU LIKE PEOPLE machines. be seen after 6:80 p.m., 139 AVAILABLE Aug. 1st — 4-room lently located m Vernon. Leon PRICES FOR ALUMINUM SIDING U chaiia for m iL OM-OTBl 4 year college degree with ter 8. OaU 742-8892, Mrs. Frazier. J.D.REALTY Co. LOOT — black eat with orange major in accounting and Walker St. apartment, convenient location, T. J. Crockett, Realtor ar'd Agency, Realtors, 646- NOTICE Refining Trainee— / and tiger marklnga, aU double Ante Driving School 7-A experience in consoMdatibne automatic heat and hot water, SMALL COTTAGE on Nlantlc 0460. You’ll want bo kx>k in- We w^l train a man to melt 288 CHARTER Oak St. — Room 648-5129 643-8779 643-1577 BOLTON pawed and wearing yeRpw col- Painting—P a r in g 21 'bo tMe opportunity to are required. Experience to Diamonds— ^Watche working ,couple, no children. River, beach, boat, week, tar, Park Street area. Reward. DRIVINO Instructions — Home precious metal samplee for suitable for working gentle­ Call 649-4319. MANCHESTER — Northeast, COVENTRY — 6(4 room Ranch BOARD OF EDUCATION, beootne a telephone' assaying and teach him to product line to desired. Jewelry month or season. J. Baretow, ptek-up, reasonable rates, teen­ INTERIOR and .exterior paint­ Please maU in resuma ' 48 man, private entrance, $12. Nlantic, cal) 1-789-7821. near schools, stores, churches, with detached garage on (4 BOLTON, CONN. age daaaes, Special attentiem ing, waUpiver removed, fully oompany service rep­ operate furnaces, ovens and weekly. 649-1746. FIVE ROOM Apartment, ga­ IMMACULATE 4 room Ranch, acre lot. PHA or VA financing resentative in our bus. Three bedroom Ranch, Sealed proposals for the fol­ NOnCB la hereby given that to nervoue and elderly. Serv­ Insured. Rsoie Belanger, 848- Chemical refining equipment. WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ rage, no pets, one month in ad­ MISQUAMICUT — Cottage for oversized living room, recent­ at $12,600. Barrows A Wallace. ROCKYHAJS office. Payroll Bookkeeper pairing. Pronq>t service. Up to BURNISHED R(X)MS, complete ly customized kitchen with recreation room plus basement, lowing Items will be received Paaa Book No. S100d2 laaued ing Miancheater and surround­ 0613 or 644-0804. vance, $110., central. Aug. 1. rent, 4 rooms, furnished, hot delightful setting. $20,900. Bar- 649-5306. Machinist — Second Shift — Must be familiar with all $30 on your old watch ta Ught housekeeping faclUUes, built-ins, beautiful shaded lot, by the Superintendent ot4 by The Savinge BaiA of Man- ing towns. Call Manchester the following aspeots of 843-5756. water, heated,. OaU 643-0491. rows 4 Wallace. 649-6309. Schools, Philip C. Uguori. at Driving Academy, 743-7249. PAINTTNO, EXTERIOR and A service rep denis To both set up and operate trade. Closed Mondays F. E centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, Leonard Agency, Realtors. BOL/TON — e room Ranch cus­ obeater baa been loot and ap- millers, lathes, drlU presses payroll. Regular s a la r y the office of the Board of Edu­ pSoatkm haa been made to aakl interior, paperhanging, wall­ with local people re- Bray, 737 Mgta Street, State 14 Arch St., Manchester. FIVE rooms, second floor, ga­ CAPE COD,' Chatham—^-bed­ 646-0469. MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom tom built In 1956, 1-car garage, L paper remOTed, dfy wall work. , garding n e w phone and grinders. personnel, overtime calcu- Theater Bulmlng.. summer porch and patio, walk­ cation, Bolton High School. bank for payment of the latione, varioue deductions, rage available, central loca­ rooms, fireplace, near beaches, TWO FAMILY home in central Colonial, 4 years old, modem Bolton, Conn., until 4 p.m. Reasonable rates. Fully in­ services, the inatalla- FOR RENT — front room, cen­ tion. CaU after 6 p.m. 649-6463. out basement with play room, amount of depoM. Die Maker-:- sa-vlngs bond plan, taxes, all conveniences, open Aug. 7 location. 6 large. roun 8:80-6:80, Servioa al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. letters, reports, memos, ing with one acre up, price big (80 X 175) and there is a 643-6273 THE SOUTHERN Included and refrigerator, garage, avail­ range from $1,600. - $3,600. one car garage. Vacant, look tion, Bolton High School, Bol­ Tuesday • Saturday. CaU 849- Quality workmanship. Call MAN WITH DESIRE to team records, etc., by shorthand NEW 8-room country apart­ COVENTRY — 6 rooms, $-bedi SIDING LAWNjUOWfiK rtiaipenlng; re 0378. evenings, 627-9671. end transcribing by type­ 8 Modem Ro<»ne of FunUtura able July 1st. $120. and $135. a Acreage beginning at 17(4 it over. We are asking $18,000. room year ’round home, excel­ ton, Conn., on or after this pairs, sales, rotor blade NEW ENGLAND retail business with progressive month. Call^ 649-2866 before 6 ments, garages, all electric, and fast growing national re- writer. Ability to perfonn Appliances, Lot No. 2 ^ Acres' to 86 acres, priced for T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- lent area near lake, only $9,- date. TELEPHONE CO. p.m. nice sulmrban setting, $90. per Immediate sale at $300. per 1677. COLONIAL—8 sparkling rooms, The right to accept any bid MEEID R I D E to Htertford, tail company. Beneflti include clerical and general office 10 Pc. Bedroom Set month, no lease. Leonard 600. Hayes Agency, 648-0131. Completely Installed Sigourney Bt. and Aaylum St. Floor finishing 24 acre and up. OaU F. M. Gaal completely enclosed yard, near or reject any or all bids is re' retirement, group, insurance, duties in order to relieve 8 Pc. Living Ro- knivea, axes, aheara, Skates, . ‘ ROYAL clous rooms, multi cloeeta. ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1(4 Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. SERVICE STATION for lease. Brass Key Rbkaurant, 839 >york, beginning Aug. 3 and Formerly Fuller Brueb Bldg. Coll for an appointment rage, centrally located, 2 older corner of Center Street. Big big ad down? Short on down pay- rotary blades. Quick aervlca. throughout school year. Art TYPBWRITBR'TCO., INC. children welcome. 649-2130. baths, breezeway, 2-car ga­ BaakmptT Rspoaaaa- 8-bay station on busy Route 8, Main Bt., Manchester. house of 9 rooms. There are 6 JUST LISTED — 5',4 room Capitol Bguipment Co., S8 available Immediately.' Station background desirable. Apply Open Monday Through rage, $26,400. Phllbriek Agen- Ranch, bullt-ins, fireplace, 2(4 ■onr Don’t doapoirl BSa Boo- Main SL, Mancbeatar, Hours A Dlv. of Litton Industries lae FOUR R(X>M duplex, stove, au- full bedrooms on the second now open and successful. Call BOOKKEEPER — Tuesday, Watklne Brothera, 986 Main Satur^y J. D. RBALTY g o . ; floor. Needs redecoraUng cy, 649-8464. acres, nice suburban location, art Douglas. Itamfre about low- daily 7-8. Thursday 7- ~ Wednesday and Thuraday 180 New Park Ave., Hartf<^ tomatlc washer, clean, couple art down, anutUert paymanta Hartford 378-0000. Bt 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. (paint and paperi. Enclosed reasonably priced. Leonard day 7-4. 848-7958. mornings, East Hartford/ loca­ An Equal Opportunity 648-5129 643-8779 preferred. $70. 644-0466. HORSE RANCH ta Msnehes aaywhera. No amaU loan or fl- IF YOU ARE presently em­ porches, three car garage, Agency, Realtors. 646-0469 THE MANCHESTER BEAUTY PARLOR for sale. tion. OaU 23641497 between 9-13, ' Empk^rer ' GALL — A8K FCHt DAVID ter with 27 seres. 8 room Aanoa------company < plan. Douglaa HAROUk A SON RubbUh Re- ployed and wlefa to earn addi- t h r e e ROOMS for rent. $76. a trees. Lot of house for only house, 1(4 baths, barn out­ Rotors, exceflent location, good omx>r- noon. $17,990. T. J. Crockett, Real­ STkANT STREET — Big rooms ntoval — attics, ceUara luid tunity, reasonably priced. J. D. tlohrt income — kx>k no fur­ 4(4 R(X)MS, second floor, heat, month. Inquire 83 Church St., buildings, corrals, etc., $60,000. yarda, weakly and monthly BVERYTBINa ta atsfUtaed ft* tor, 64S-1877. here, four down and two up, BOARD OF REALTORS *lU CHEVY n . Nova, SHloor Realty, 648-5139, 643-8779. WANTED — Bebyrttter, prafar- ther — we have' an exoeUent conditioned used furniture and hot water and gas, adults only. 6-9 p.m. Phllbriek Agency, 649-8464. 1(4 baths. (One bedroom pickup. Bolton-Mancheater vl- aUy older lady, to live In. OaU oppmtuidty for thoee willing to CaU 649-4088. Your troingd profotslonol •IIA U T in iS TSUR NOMI 2 Rsdan, 6 oyllMer, standard GOOD STARTER home — 8 down). Home is spotless, has otntty« Harold Hoar, 649-4084. KWIK-KOOK RockviUe 876-0886 aftar 6:80. ■pend 8 to 6 hours an evening STVB R(50M FTiAT, heat, ga WITH MORI THAN tnanamiaatoh, Wes new. 648- WB HAVE eurtoman nralttag tage, $136. a month.' Inquire rooms and sunporch for $11,700. enclosed porch, ■ kitchen Is a Rtol b to to advisors • ILIAN NITN lARDIN NSII IfM. or weekends. No experience LOOKING FOR D6ep' treed lot, full cellar. woman’s delight. Very cen ­ 1 0 0 COMMNATWNt STEPS, SIDEWALKS, atom TAKE-OUT SHOPS PART-TIMB ofHoa hrtp need­ neceesary. AppUcant ehoukl for the rental of your aparv 8-B at n Oak St. •IN tU Lirf^TIR A tUMMU walls, fireplaces, flagatone ter- ed, about 16 hours weekly, 817A Opan M . ment or homo. J. D. Realty. Aluminum storms and screens, tral. At $17,990 this is good KNOW oe STTUS S gOiOSS V iuiA M T SIONBT, 1065 V-S, rmoaa. Au oonQrata rmalrs. have neat appearance and be OPPORTUNITY? CLHJAN. 6 room apartment for $85 per month total with VA, MAINTENANCE value. Come see for yourself. automatic power steering, oaR bookkeeping experience help­ ready to start et once. For fur­ CLEAN, USED refrigaratbrs, 84$4a8l. Raaaonably priced. 848-0651. Earn Excellent Income ful but not neceesary. See Mrs. rent, adUUe preferred. Inquire no down payment. Wolverton T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- ( ) Tha valut of 4ft«r 4:80, 849-6872. ther Information caU 638-8686 n a g m ,' automatic warttara MODERN 3(4 room apartment 1677. 1 Mmkmf Hubiard, 9-4, Tire Oty, 867 AppUcattona are now being with guarantaes. Baa them at after 6 p.m. 88 Birch Street. Agency, Realtora, 649-2818. t Own and operate a revolu- or 8444»03. country atmoephere, all utlU- FREE tho proporty Mte (XJDSMOBILE, 4 - door. Broiul St., Mancheater. considered for male and fe­ B. D. Peart’s ATmUanoea, 649 WANCHBSTEJR — Spotleea 6 Business Services bionary take - out dinner FI ROT OLA86 mechanlo want­ male part-time eelae poei- Uee included, $90. M r month. - GOOD INCOME ‘ ndard ihift. OaR after 6, rtiop feaituring foods pre­ Mata Bt. OaU 64£% 7I. Garnished Apoitmenta 63-A A 6-room Cape featuring room Colonial,.’ breezeway, ga­ ( ) Tho buying fronds t-7048. Offered 13 PART-TIME or fuU-t(me, ax- ed, good pay, plus many com­ ttooe. Beooms a member of C ^ 649-4688. ' A fter’S!'84S4Um PROlPERTY 2 pared to order in minutes, pcrienced borttkaepsr. Apply aluminum siding, wall to rage, 1(4 batha, 3 bedrooms, pany benetlte. Apply In pereon the world’e largest g«ner- SEWING MACHINE — Stager Ne a r m a in ST. — S furnished large lot, fine locaUon, only ( ) Mortgogo Roto Lt MOUTH, 198^ radio, LAND CLBARINO, tree re- (4ake-4wme, ptenloe, pew- in pernon, MartowPa Ino., 887 A 2-famlly, well kept home wall carpeting, fireplace, 3 to Arnold Harrta, Service Man­ al merohandlatag orgentaa- automatio slf-sag, cabinet I'ooma and bath, separate en $20,600. Hayes Agency, 646- eutomatto tnanamlaaion, 3- moval, and chain saw wtn tiea, trips, etc.). Join local Mata Bt. tlon. Obeok Sears liberal model, exceUent condition, but- on East Center St., 6-6 flat expenaive trees snd shrubs, ager, Bourne Buick, Inc., 388 trance, no children, 18 Del privately ft/nced ta. Asking 0131. (4 ) Zoning vme green, clean eod running. Michaud. 748-8098. ' growing chain of. fran- Mata Bt employe benefit program. iton holsa, embroidera, hams, with 2-oor garage, first Xuat aeD to the beet offer. obiBed ahope. Reported in WANTED —• Oldar woman to Mont St. floor vacant Aug. 1. Call fl9,800* - A]My 9 am. to o pm., 8 'trto,, was $809.60, unpiud bal­ NEARLY NEW 6 room Garrison SO 8194068, 129 Keeney Bt McOaUe A NatloM Fran- babyalt, four nebort age rtiU- ance $69.80, taka ovar p » - Owner, 649-8814 after 6 dren, week daya 9:80 • 4:80, ^leamen Waiiisd 36^ to 7:80 p.m., Paraoonal De- t h r e e r o o m s , bath, uUHUee, Colonial with garage, all bullt- HoosehoU Servlc89 ohlae Reports. Minimum partmont meats of |8. mcotbly. City p.m . ______own tranaportation. 648-9467 af­ one or two older adults, first lns, ’'Anderson windows all Fot* profossionol ond s3b9 CHErVECMABT, 3 - door, Offered 18-A cash InveatnwDt 88,300. 47 OF OUR local aalaamen Sewing Oftiter, Hartford. 8 ^ Wanted tar 6. floor, side entrance. 273 Main, n b w r a i s e d RANCJH • around, 1(4 baths, oil hot water lard, nuHo, heater, sxm I- F mt addresi of a neiuhy earned over 18,800. lert year. 0476. J.D.REALTY Co friondly sorvico it ooodttlon, reaacnable. 838> RBWBAVlNa of buma moth ■hop, information, phone $(4 ROOM Furnished apart rooms, one full end two h Uf heat, 8 generous bedrooms, THINKI Atanort oita4ial( an National ootnpuiy, 18,000 eoi* SEARS ROEBUCK Wonian for Classlflsd baths, 3 or 4 bedroome, dining 160x600 Treed lot. Wolver- holaa. Zinpera repaired. Win- anytime (810) 884-3188 or plojree. C olleg e background REFRIGERATOR, U ctibio foot Ment, light housekeeping, cen 643-8779 CALL A RIALTOR - TV— a p p l ia n c e s .dow rtMuiaa made to maaamh, wxita: Avon RepreoantaMva'a hurt- Kahrlnator, good runntag con­ Dopt Must bo h ^ h room, family room. o " 643-6129 ton-.Agency, Realtors, 849-3813. AQBN damper — 1981 naaa oomaa during tha Ctarirt. helpful. We train. tlfO. against A COMPANY trally located, reasonable. 13 garage, $38,900. PhUbnok *an aisaa Vanstian bUnda. Keys dition. CUl M8-0641. school gradosto and pro* noon • 8 p.m., 849-8404. factory •QUlDOSd. mas aelUiig aeason wMch atarta oommlsaion to start For fur­ Agency. 649-$484. ______MANCHESTER — room i L&AMA RiP Riff< made whUa yon wait Tase rw KWK-KOOK TWcaOut Bhopo, ther'taformatton oaB 6444)903, flboiiptag Poriaada 6(4 oordam for rant M aitortV 997 in September. U you start no AUTOMATIC Stager, oablnat fidont in tydng. 37Vi MANCHESTER — 6 room Oai Ranch, carport, 1(4 batha. big Dept HPO, 844-8898. NBW 6-6 duplex, S bedroome, t Only a Realtor may HOME IMPROVEMENTS Matn^ 94ft-B83L >wu WiU have a vataaU* oua- model, hams, monogreme, but­ hour wook. Many boiM* Suoinaaa tons on bus Uns, handy to school fireplaced living room, 8 bed- J l Ra m b l e r American, atan- Box 8}1, a D . No. L wmer Hat and tha aiqparlenca furnaces, baseboard heat, k; CAREER Oppoitiintty In ealae ton hotee and aU fancy sUtchae, fits. Must bo ablo to hjh For Rani 64 Shopping, etc. $14,900. Phil' rooma,! large lot, convenient lo- dtoplay this emblem. i u 4 transmiaaton, artdng $400. Ooatemrtae, Pa. 19880 needed to sarvica the avar-ta- origtaally sold tor $809, bal­ choose your colors, Hutehlns oatkm.J Hay** Agency, 646- < itt aftar 8 p.m., 849-8488. leading to salee management.. ~9RoiSoM~WintiSi^ woU on tho tolephono. brick Agsnoy, t4$-8464. WIST MIDDLI TUAHPIKI I BnikUnr^Contrsetiiic 14 orsaatag demand for our pro- ance due now, $88.7B, $9. TWO ROOM office tor rent In Agency, 946-0108. ______0131. MODERN GULF Sarvloe Sta­ ducts. CM today, 389-4981. Bxpenenoe not raqutred. Com­ Femftlo 88 monthly^. Ortl 389-8807 dealer. heart of Main Street ehopplng BOM1fBV|jUUB Hardtop, tion avaUeblo in Manchaatar. MANCHESTER — New T-room $14,000—Six room Colonial, ga- DION CONSTRUCTION OO. — pany wM train. Some ooHegA Apply in porsonporso toMlan district, Ideally suited for real MANCHESTER — Split level, M r, standard rtiift, port- Oomplata building aarvlea. New Paid training and financial aa> SBWINO MAOKXNB Opanatata. htAgtA, (M y ambMloue men BABY BrmNO, wa^ deyia or Garrison Colonial, 13x24 IW- rag#, 1(4 acres, \gardsn, fruit lO FA, l-pieoe seottonol, foam. Clnfow or M n . Gworsk. •etate; Insurance, or any ser- and shads traeb.' suburban, flreplaoed living room, dining i m SMT,. jpurt .tall imma- , , .jm , alt^tiona or ad' aletiuiice available.^ full In- 9.aim. - 4:80 p.m., tm M agcad nsM taquira. Guarantee cf aveotags, ooilaga student ax- rtotiuDiaa. $40. Round metal vioing firm. Contact Mr. OooJtoi ing room, family room, built- NEXT TO STOP and SHOP p. it O ro^ Itlona. tormaUon cidl Hkrtford, 835- praferrad. A n iy KaUar Toy •186. to stast For tatatvlaw in kltehsn, spacious lot P ita ^ HutcMiw Agontty. iMaMoiv, •4$*. roim , $ bedrooms, 3. fi(H batlw, jerlanepd and rafaraaoia. 844- lofwn WMa wMb umbrella, $19, g a r t ^ Bonk of Meaoheetor, garagt, owner, 649-4fT4, tag, ate. 8881 daya or 8as-ae« evontaga. Oo„ 80 atWord i t CSK MMam or 888 1668. ' E oye bSw. W eecoiie. f48-06M, rlgM. HIsorea Agency, 010$. ■t

4 MONDAY, JULY 12, 1(65 fAOB EiaUTEEN iianct{[?]0tfr Ewttittg rali Artragt Daily Net Preee Run T h e 5335?!*?^ A r tbs WMk linded Ftrnet 4t V, A itOj le, ItW Police Arrests am t. mM About Town 14,103 party MMor. h rt Mombw of tbo AadH morrow, Wih aoi(f li . . OtlMMhMtar WATK8 WlH Frederick J. Girouard, 28, of Bunae of Olroalstloa moat tomorrow «<, the U»U&n 118 Main St„ was charged with Manehs§t0r ^ A City o f ViUago Charm Amartaao OUb, BMrldg« St. WoMiltw tn wtH bo front 7 to three counts of motor vehicle HOUSE Sw HALE 8 p.m. a£ni, Mobol lUthbun will violations In connection with an VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 240 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY IS, 1965 (OhueUM AdvartMng m Fago It) PRICE SEVEN C U f f t ■how color atidMi. MIm Jam«o alleged flight from police last BoafonI, praoident, uwounoad Tueeday and was ordered to ap­ ftothar-AwaigM ftwordti for Juna pear it the Manchester Session wore won Mra. Bttxwalli J*- of Circuit court 12 on July 26. semi-annua( foundation ooba wlUi * low of U H pounda, Police say the chase started ■ltd Mra. Gktrenoo Burke with * after Patrolman John MePar- Events low of U pounde. land observed an autemobte leaving Dcol's Drive-In air a Chicago Police Find Baldwin Urges (Mambera of WaahJngton IX A high rate of speed and squeal­ In State ■nd Lartlea Auxiliary will attend ing Its tiros about 1 a.m. Pa­ St. Mery’s Blplacopol Chturh trolman McFarland gavJ chase Stindoy. TTia group will be' at to the vehicle hut It managed the church at 9:45 am. and at- to elude him by cutting down -SALE PL AYTEX' NEMO Bikini Picket t c ^ aarvlcao aa a body. side streets at high speeds. Po­ Another Fire Bomh lice add that the fleeing car al­ "mold ond hold" and most ran down another patrol­ Lycra (rf BEHAVE...... ^$13.9)? TTie Americaji Legion will > A firs bomb with a burningfder bombs that have caused Threatened by Filing Resolutions CHICAGO (AP) — < meet .tomorrow at 8:1.5 p.m. at man who attempted to flog It RaguUr 16.99 EIastlcis«d Lycra flattens your "magic controller itylai" heavy damage to buildings In Dance Director down during the chase. Foreign Student tununy with unique diagonal darts .. .. no bones fuse was hurled from an auto- the Post Home. Newly ele«ted Bombing incidents contin­ mobile into the parking lot of IS last six days. Mothers Group officers will preside. The execu­ Gertrude Gardner Tyler, of The automobile was later Senorlta Marla Thereia Stan- anywlMre. Waist sises 26-40, 15-17 lengths. ued in Chicago today when Lt. John B. railacksy, head of found diiveiiesa parked on the Continental Air Transport - t ------^------tive commitbee will meet at 7 the school of dance by the same tana de Oliva of Salvador, Bra­ a fire bomb was found at Oo. on the near West Side Mon­ the police labor dell, ordered before the regrukir meeting:. name, and 36 of her pupils, and Blrnh St., one passenger still BONED Batista...... $8.99 NEW LONDON (AP)— within the oar, another report­ sil, will spend a year here and day night. an around-ths-clook guard at Tony O’Bright and his orchestra Regular 12.60 Bona batiste front and baclf pan­ the headquaH^rs pf a cab the parking lot. Unless something is done edly .sprawled on the ground be­ attend Manchester High School els, baUste elastic side Motions. Trims hips, 2.99 TO 6.99 The misstls sailed over an William D. Heiiclna of Hart­ yesterday entertained children company. el|dit-foot fence, landed and Authorities spsculated that a to stop speeders and re­ D e le g a te s at . the Shrine Hospital side the vehicle. as the, 1965-66 American Field thijghs, tummy, ^ waist, Sizes 26-40, 15-17 lengths. The bomb wax described by ford. recently began a year's Girouard la being charged burst Into flames near one of 90 deranged person with an infer­ sulting accidents on Mohe- administrative internship at for Crippled Children, Spring- Service student. Regular 4.95 to 13.95 IF PERFECT TOlilice aa a glzM Jar of gasoline, iority or peraecution complex with reckless driving, speeding ey said a firecracker was parked buses. The fire was ex­ gan Avenue, mothers have Manchester Memorial Hospital. field, Ma-ss. This is the 10th and making unneceasary noise She will live with Mr. and SPANDEX (r) BEHAVE...... $8.49 TO tinguished quickly. There was may be responsible for the year that the dancing school attached to the Jar and two cig­ threatened to picket the A graduate of Providence Col­ with a motw vehicle. Mrs. Charles Baxter of 34 Olcotti Regular 10. Spilt hip Spandex powernet Behave no damage. black powder bomb attacks. M eet O nly lege, he will learn various and orchestra have presented a Dr. Her father Is a professor at darted scoop front. Spandex satlnslde and back These famous girdles all feature fingertip arettes were attached to the "Tliere are a lot of people road in bikinis "or scantier ppogn^nm at a plcrric which is Richard G. Bllnh, 30. of 496 firecracker, but they burned out John P. Heneghan, a guard, phases of hospital administra­ N. Main St., was charged With the University of Brahla and an panels. 2W waistband, stretch back sipper pan- panels that control your tummy. Playtex walking around that want to be attire.” sponsored annually by Omar before they set off ttie device. said the auto from which the ODmebody,” Fire Oommisstoner tion. He majored in political ad- assault In connection with a do­ attorney In the audit office. She ty girdle. s-m-I-xl. girdles have cloth linings to give soft, cool bomb was tossed sped away. Mrs. MarAall Cohen told a Shrine Club of Manchester and mestic disturbance at hla home will arrive Aug. 15. Long-Leg Verilon, Regular 10.09...... 88.97 The target was ths Abernathy Robert J, Qubm ssld in an inter­ 18 Minutes Moslem Shrine Club of Willi- comfort. Specially low priced for this salel Taxi Association on ths South Continental operates buses state highway department offi­ early this morning and was or­ Lilli Conceplon, this year’s between downtown hotels and O’­ view. “ They do tMnga kke this cial Monday niat mothers in the The Mancheater TR Club will mantle. Harold Barnsley and dered to appear in court on AFS exchange student from the Split Hip.SPANDEX...... $6.99 Side — one of the Independent to Imprees people.” HARTFORD (AP) - John Rieg, both of Omar Shrine concerns that has been opera­ Hare and Midway airports. area are upset about the danger­ meet tomorrow at 8 pjm. at July 26. Philippines, was the gpiest of Regular 8J>5 Lightweight powernet In long log Dr. Bdward J. KeUeher, cMef ous trattic conditions. Delegates to the state con Willie’s Steak House, 44« Cen­ Club, were chairmen of the ting during the current strike of Police expressed doubt- there of peychistry In Ctoxnilt Ooiwt, Randall W. Gee, 22, of Bol­ honor at the annual AFS picnic panty style. Behave darted scoop front. Spandex STOCK UP NOW ON foUR was any connection between the “ We're upset enough to ‘lie stitutional convention were ter St. Eldward Rybcxk, execu­ event, which was given on the ton. was charged with making before her departure on a bus satin Bide and back panels for additional control. drivers for the Checker and Tel tive director of the Manchester grounds of the ho.spltal. The unnecessary noise with a motor FAVORITi FOUNDATIONS low Cab companies. fire missiles and the black pow- (See Page Seven) down in our loincloths’ to stop urged today to move as tour of New England and her Sizes a-m-l-xL drivers who use Mohegan Ave­ nedevelopmen.t Agency, will program included 16 dance num- vehicle on Broad St. Saturday eventual return home. The pic­ quickly as possible in sub­ nue ts their personal 'kttle In­ speak on the redevelopment of Mrs accompanied by the afternoon and was .summoned nic was held at the home of mitting proposals for downtown Manchester. The orchestra. to appear in court on July 19. dianapolis speedway,’ ” she Mrs. Charles S. House, the new­ said. / changes in the constitu­ meeting Is open to the public. ly elected AFS president. Automation The mothers have been Und Members of the Golden Age Besides Mrs. House, other tion. Hose Co. 1. Town Fire De­ that the situation would be Oonvention Ctiolrman Ray­ Club will meet tomorrow at 10 new officers are A. Raymond Mariner 4 to Rise WASHINOTON (AP)— brought to the atteivtion of How­ partment, will meet tomorrow a.m. at Its club rooms on Public Records Rogers, vice president; Gary “FIGURE BUILDER” mond E. Baldwin said that with at 8 p.m. at the Hose House, If the House has its way, ard S. Ives, Highway Commis­ preUmlnory organlzaUon chorea. School St. and leave for a bus Bogli, treasurer; Dr. Robert DUAL CONTROL GIRDLE aU members of Congress Pine St. and Hartford Rd. Warrantee Deeds ‘‘BESTFORM" BRA sioner, as soon as poesiMe. largely out of the way It was ' trip to Lake Cpmpounce, Alesbury, Mrs. Robert E. Beach, Lycra Spandex (r) for sheer pow­ wrill be furnished with au­ When will the mothers don Robert J. Boatrom nnd Jac­ William Fitzgerald, Arthur Ume for the delegatee to "show | where a picnic will be held. er control. Trims hips thighs, From Long Sleep tomatic letter-openers and bUdnU? some action” and file rasolu- queline C. Bostrom to Albert Glaeser, Mrs. John Hyde Miss Adjustable, Helenca(r) back waist with cool comfort. Non-roll letter-eeaUng machines. "Let’s wait and see,” said Uons. I Sunset Council. Degree of and Diane C. Fyler, property at Catherine Putnam, Mrs. Robert stretch strap bra. Dacron ny­ 2*4 inch waistband. Satin front The House possqd a bill Mra. Cohen. Baldwin noted the deadUne for Pocohontas, ■will meet and in­ 30 Deknont St. McMlllen, Jay Stager, George $5. VALUE ^wtrongly, kke a miiTor reflects to do this Monday and sent Alfred A. SchiebelUo Esther lon and cotton. Low dip back. and back panels. White In s-m-l. PASADENA, Calif submitting the proposals Is July stall officers tomorrow at 137 Walker, Chadwick 'V^itesell, (AP) — Jet Propulsion light. Sedenti^ say the radar it to the Senate. LECLERC Spruce St. UrbaneWl, property at 597 and Mrs. Edmund Zaglio, mem­ Lightweight with superb con­ brightness may indicate metal­ Water Dropping 29. Adams St. bers of the committee. trol. Sizes 32-40, A, B, C cups. REG. $2. “CARNIVAL” BRA Laboratory scientists are lic surface materl^ or pethaps HARTFORD (AP)— ConnecU- “ As it stands now,” he said, FUNERAL HOME "here we are ready to do bus-1 Members of the Manchester Esther Urbanettl to TTiomas Miss Arlene LaPenta and set to rouse Mariner 4 a swamp. out’s streams 'wiU reach their J. Crockett, two parcels on Miss Jean Baxter will serve as After covering other deserts lowest levels on record this iness. Now Is the time (or res-1 W AfES will go to Holrnes Fu­ Regular 3.95 from a month-long sleep at Bogahua Cool-Off a Nang ran into a deter­ east of Saigon in Phu Yen Prov^ SUMMER SLEEPWEAR dark area, THvlum OharonUs. ger before it gete smaller." answer, adding that he’d ready to send picture signals. mined Viet Cong band. inoe. BVmit govarnment troopa Some sclentiats believe the By 7:60 p.m. the wide-angle “ It’s going ^ g e t worse before been evicted from his apart­ Our complete inventory dork areas could be vegetation, The spokesman sold two wera UOed and tour wotaided. Easy care, comfortable coOl. All sensor Should have found Mars It geto better,” declared Cedi ment. In Thua Thien Province, two of summer maternity '■led by oonals from 'White polar Moore, the NAACP leader in a Marine F4B Phantoms sup­ Famous Names. Just In time and posiUoned the camera at Thompson, 21, exMained Vietnamese army batirtona caps which appear to grow in speech outside the walled col­ Three Survive Crash ported the foot soldiers as th ^ • •..-win?*;’'..... for all the hot weather ahead! wear. Hurry in for the th e 'p n ^ r angle. that he worked in the build­ pushed through rice paddies and tnd a miUtia force reported 19 winter and melt in summer. lege. Pickets marched today for best selection! At 8:20 p.m. a narrow-angle ing. hamlets where a Viet Cong Viet Oong kiaed In on operation Trl-vtum is especially interesting FALMOUTH, Mass. (AP)—One of three surviving "Why . aren’t you sleep­ I - ';r because it reflects radar ■waves (See Page Four) .(See Page Seven) crewmen of an Air Force radar picket plane that crash­ force of about 200 had been re­ that ended Monday. The ing Inside?” aAed Kirk­ ported earlier. fighting 885 mfies nortiwart of BABY DOLLS 1 SHIFTS ed at sea with 19 men aboard was quoted today as say­ wood. Oommunist marksmen killed Saigon was net far (ram Marina ing the huge four-engine craft struck the water “like "K ’s a refrigeration tour Marinee and wounded 14 portions at the Fbu Bat airport, I SLEEVELESS pQant,” Thompson answered. hitting a brick wall at 100 miles an hour.” others in this fighting,- the near Hue. DORM SHIRTS ” Go back to sleep,” said spokesman said. The Marine ) BLOUSES Fall Fashions— ’65 Otis Air Force Base WingA- IQrkwood, who then located American planea continued to Commander Raymond Galla­ Witcher, navigator, of Otis Air claim of 22 dead Viet Oong in­ hammer North Viet Nam and in the plant’s owner, Ken Kalb- cluded six hit by rocket fire » . -VA ^ WALTZ GOWNS I SLACKS gher talked ■with the three crew­ Force Base and Redding, Calif., fleieh. Asked if he minded the largest raid eigM Air Fores men at the base hospital as and Airman 2.C. Dairld A. from the Phantmus, the spokea- FI 06s dumped 21 tone of 780- Thompson’s sleeping on the man reported. I SHORTS search efforts continued for sev­ Surles, 34, technician, of Fal­ roof, Kalbfleish said: "Heck pound bomba into part of tha Space Age Is Reflected en men still missing some 100 mouth and of Raleigh, N.C., In the second action, a Marine Son La aim y depot 125 mttea PAJAMAS no. If It’s oomtortable I reconnaissance company sent to I DRESSY miles northeast of Nantucket were out and brulaed, but only might Join him myself, or west northwest of Hanoi. Island. slightly. They’re In “ real good help an emboitled government Plllots reported 90 per ooat DRESSES better yet, rent the space out^x>st 11 miles s ^ h of Da SHIFT GOWNS Nine bodies were recovered shape,” Gallagher said. out.” deefiucMoa in the t a r ^ zone, Monday during a massive sea The three men were kept Nang was caught in a Moody which apparently was oidy a In Several New Designs and air search hampered by afloat by life Jackets for more fir e fi^ wkh a Viet Oong force portion of the depot. -Iff b " Regular SALE! thick fog, rain and slx-oot-hlgh than eight hours until finally of a b ^ one company. Four F106 TliimdercfalefB hit a W0 &- . By RHEA STEWART seas. i ^ t e d by hekoopters, rescued The spokesman said one ferry complex 70 miles west of Norwich Man’s Marine was killed and three (Special Herald Writer) Some 16 hours Slapsed before and put aboard a German navy Hanoi, cratering the eastern word from the Coest Guard that deati^er. Transfers were later were wounded as the leather­ approiwih' to the river ferry and Regular NEW YORK—The dis­ there were three survlvore — made to the U.S. Navy carrier Testimony Out, necks drove off * the attackers. destroying a wooden bridge, IKa 2.99 coverer of the star Ross and not 10 or 11 as had been re­ Wasp before the men were Vietnamese n^Uamen hokUng pilots reported. the outpost suffered no casual­ r ’- " 6146 and planet - like ported through most of Monday. flown bock to OUs. Spokesmen said two Navy”JH Capt. Warren C. Mltohell, Gallagher said Oiey told him Wins NewTrial ties. companion Lalande 21185 chief of the Coast Guard search “ things happened pretty fast In other ground action report­ (See Page Bevea) HARTFORD (AP) — William addressed the fashion edi­ and rescue unit in Boston, said with this en^ne firs.*’ J. Grady of Norwich, a burglar 4* tors of the country yester­ the original word of 10ij>r 11 sui> Otla and Brunswick Naval Air Regular vivors came from searching Station, Brunswick, Maine, had ■who ■was forced to tertify K day as they began a second ogalRst MmseV, won a new trial 8.99 week of irlewing styles for fall, aircraft which apparently Usted received a radio report from the bodies in the water as “ survl- pilot Sunday night that one en- today on a o h ^ e of being an this time at the' Hotel Pierre "haMitual criminal.” under the auspices of the New ■vors.” ^ne ■was rtlre, anbther feath­ Moving Naum Proves Toth Couture Group. He said that not unUl surface ered and then came the words; Orady was forced to admit craft reached the site through "Altitude 200 feet I am dltrii- during hiB .trial on breaking and Miss Sarah Lee lipiiinoott, sn fog could an accurate head enteitiig charges that he had SHOP ALL DEPARTMENTS astronomer ■who has partlolpat- Ing.” count be msule. The cre’wmen said the pilot been bmvicted In Oaktomla in Whale of a Project «d in stuckes and ssmlnara In Gallagher said Airman l.C. told them that they were going 1961 of grand theft. FOR TERRIFIC BUYS Paris, Sweden, the French Py­ John N. PuopOlo, 25, radar tech­ to ditch when they were at 16,. TMa admission was then used renees, New Mexico, Moscow nician, of Boston was In the 000 feet altitude. against him In his ensuing trial PORT HARDY, B. C. (A P)—N»mu the whale wag Q Q A Mateniity and the Nethertands, (aa well as an habitual criminal, a % %' 4, -Xv, -1 - ' ’ ON ALL SUMMER WEAR most serious condition of the "We have a normal procedure off on another leg of his unwilling 400-mile swim to *%/ , ' i/’.. ^ ' 0»OVJ Second Floor aa her native Peniiaylvmnla), three survivors. He was carried charge which oouW not l)ave' i J A < fA ‘ waa k nsitural ohnlce tor dsahton In this case," Gallagher said. Seattle to^ y . t ------^ ^ ’ to the hospital in a stretcher. Held in a cage of cdl drums, south was about a fourth over. writers because tUa seaaon’a The two others, Lt. Bruce E. (See Page Three) ,(8ee Page Seven) rtylea, atong with a nets, pipes and chains, the 22- Between this town, on the northp tor the part, are atUI refl« foot killer whale is being towed east Up of the Mg Vancouvar (be B|)ace age. A taU, handsome from Namu, B.Q., where it was Island, and the city of VanooUp S '' SAVE ON THESE HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS woman, Mias . lAppInoott ex­ trapped, to a waterfront aquari­ um in Seattle. (Bee Page Seven) ' ' ki- plained her star and the other Two Guards Shot Regular 99c Famous brand object (about 10 timee the maaa Four-ton Namu, the only one Regular 68c Fast acting of Jupiter) ore dMtatated by of his kind in captivity, Is held ALKA SELTZER SUAVE HAIR SPRAY 58c numbers of astrononileal. cata­ In a pen 40 by 66 feet, towed by logues. “O ity the big brtWant husky deep-water tugs and shep­ Stan Uke Alpha Ceniauri have Bungling Bank Bandit Dead herded by Ted Griffin, owner News Tidbits Regular 1.85 Soothing Regular 95c Refreshing names,” she said. “The rest of the Seattle sea-life show- place, on a little harbor tug. from the AP Wire* ; NOXEMA CREAM LAVORIS MOUTH WASH have numbers, lust the way we nATT A<» Tax (AP) __ eployes: ” Ia everybody happyT”ebarrasaed because hki oap pistol 74c people have I ! ^ numbers. Only UALLAO, lex. y n r/ K J ^ ^ Griffin bought Namu from After demanding to be taken had gone off.” two Canadian fishermen tor $8,- a certain Mg few of us Uke the A lanky gunman with an to the vault, he passed through Piqh said tha gunman ejected Regular 1.49 Quick relief Regular 69c New design JolsakMW and the Kbiusohava two spent shells frpn' Ihe pistol, 000; They caught the leviathan Virginia’s Demooratlc art* ... embarrassed grin and a series of looked doors that In their nets off the British X : y \ ’ TEK TOOTH BRUSH have nsmea.” quick trigger finger was would have blocked eeoape. At lodked around at the people In mary election today la waiU^afi MAALOX LIQUID 33c the lobby and grinned. OokimMa ooort several days closely to determine ths eCfaota She doesn't think that Mlulner killed Monday after shoot­ the ■ vault he shot the second ago. 4, whan R feta to Mars tomon guard, again ■without provoca­ He walked to the new ac­ of the UJS. Saprenie OouvVb row, wlk find any kfe, aMtnugh ing two guards in a bun­ tion. counts department ahd, still Moving Namu south Is a cost­ recent "one man, one vote” (Sl­ She oeea no reasem to beRava gled attempt tp rob the, Seemingly unfamlUar with the grinning, asked: ” Ie everybody ly Job. Griffin pays $100 tor the ing . . . Wieoooetn beoomae Look around ypu. NAME BRAND SHOE CLEARANCE there shoiikl not be Mf* on other downtown Texas "Rank A ,82-caUber pistol he carried, he happy T" 200 pounds of salmon the 'whale the first state to anprovs the tAsneto. She has no idea what twice eto m ^ to examine the 'Turning to Art Atkinson, head eats dally, and the voyage will proposed presWenWal dl nose oonals may be. Astronomy Trust Co. weapon. The aeoond etop gave of the department, the Intruder last a week If all goes well, 10 to amendment to the UJB. REG. 14.99 REG. 8.99 R^G. 4.99 REG. 16.99 sher finds a s^endtd field tor the The robber. Identified by the wounded Oox opportunity to eeked; ^‘Is there someone 12 days U not. Or It ■would (ail If atltution . . ■ Boms 400 What else comes with a lifetime guarantee? PoUce Capt, Will Fritz aa Oecll, Namu breaks MEN'S pdentiao woman, skwe the pro- puU out his own .88 and shoot lu'ound here who can eHow me lo o m way paasangerg bound LADIES' LADIES' LADIES' tnrtton of women to men Is Francis Abbey, 88, of Eugene, tile bank robber In tha head. to the vault?” The o u e was damaged by Queens to Brooklyn end VITALITY SUMMER- DRESS much W|her than In the other Ore:, was shot in the head afte)* The attempted robbery oo­ Atkinson led the gunman part waves Amday while being Manhattan when a vtatUng Your telephone WIN give you a Nfetime extra charge. (Oh, yee. We’ve heard KAY DEBS SHOES BeMs. *1t Is an ofaaervallanal forcing hla ■way to tha door of at 4:98 p.m., after the Johnson, who lay bleeding on towed across Queen Charlotte inspector rt a control 9o^^ CASUALS aotenoe,” rite saM, “and oaNs the main vault In tha baeement. it doora of tha bank had been the lobby floor. They passed Bound from the fishing village fUpa ths wrong swlleh. . .. FIANCEE SHOES of Namu. Some of the ateel ^ service. H*t tuiilt for service. How- thero’s also a lighter with a Nfetime ’.lor IntuMton,” Guards W. A. Johnaon, 60, and and only a few ouetomera through a series of locked doors, United Nations Underss4Ni» George Oox, 64, both retired employee were In the lobby. opened by employee who recog­ framework buckled, and welds The space lult Ideas of Oour- snapped. tary Ralph Bunchs says mrer, If it should ever need fixing, we’ll guarantee. But-really now-can it call reges etlU have their Inthience Dallas policemen, ware In criti­ The 6-foot-S gunman, dreeed nized Atkinson. China will BNtaably be 11.99 cal condition at Baylor Hospital. In a oporto nilrt and dirty When Oox o^ned the last At one point in Quean Char­ In fashion aa wUnass tha night- lotte Strait, aa the MS-golng In the Valtad NattOM M d a repaliiiiaii over promptly. At no Seattle any time on Sunday for only $17) 10.90 Oxford or illp-on typaa. . slMiwn ^torday by Aul- Eaoh was shot twice In the alaoke, went upnoUoed until two door to the vault, the gunman two yean . . . Britfilfi’a Bone or boigo, comfort- TIm and sllp-om, la a va- Famous namt brands. asked "Where’e the money?” proceaakm neared Port Hardy, n Ihduatrlaa. It bad deep chest. ehote rang out and Johnson ter tor dloMeaBortat i MU bMto or Ugh bMle sUo walking )>m L rloty of colon. Balsctlon of sizez, colon. PoUce said the wouikl-be ban­ skimped to the floor agaiart a and Shot the guard twice. the 72-foot Cbmadlan purse sein­ ourt>endara over white. The "The robber turned and er doing the towing oould only huiohsan o t tha Foreign Tbg Southern New England Telephone Compaiiy| modela wore solid whUa sun- dit, a former mental patient In tellera cage. Asooctatton that tha raal Oregon, broke every rule tor a ” I saw thUi rttahMIy dressed walked back a few fert and fid­ hedd its own against the tidal SHOE SALON — MAIN FLOOR glassea with Uny sUta to oae dled with his pistol as If there current. The powerful vessel ger of the Vtrt Nam war Part 8f Wa NstiaMMUa Uirough. They had to nmove Buooeeeful bank robbery. man sauntering oroea the not so muchuoh m Mta IlHfea Flrat he alerted everybody In lobby,” said Bill a cue- was something wrong with It,” w«s held to a maximum m a d tha eyepieces befoip daring to ThiB Bilk tweed by Jo Copeland ha8 a neddine aoft- of about three knots so Namu eaoalatioa the place by ahootlnc a guard tomer. "JHe carried iMjiietol Uke Atkinson recounted, "Then walk the stepping rtoms at tha ly muffled b y .g small velvet lined^ separate stole. aould swim along aasUy in ttw serious taflw■MV ■HI ' (toasom ReatauiSl pooh without appaceat provooation; it was i cap gun. He held It Oeoife (OoK) fired three ahota warn Bklrt Intereat Is eregted by a buttooM back wrap looeeiy. toward the floor, and and tna man slumped down and m Then ha amMad aorooa tha Pwrt Hrtflv flia / (•so Page Vow) effect. and teked a group of em- toeked Uke a Md yOm hmw en - tuntbled over .bacliwtwde." m m f .

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