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n THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1966 FACE TWENTY iKanirliffBt^r 1$mU> Average Daily Net Pirns Run The Weather For the Week . Ended Chance of thundershower* II, chief of the .Connecticut holds a bachelor’s degree from August d, IMd this evening, then fair and cooi* Post Office WonH Locate Murphy Named State pepartmenti»,of Educi- Brigham Young University -in er, low near 60; sunny and , About Town tion’s Division of Vocational Re Utah and a master's from pleasant tomorrbw, high near Manchester Duplicate Bridge Coordinator of habilitation. Pennsylvania State University. Betty-Jane Turner 13,871 8D. Club will sponsor a game to At North End Renewal In his new post Murphy ydll He is working toward a Ph.D. Manchester^A City of- ViUage Charm morrow at 8 p.m. at the Italian State Program in counseling at the University and on one will be selected coordinate rehabilitation coun American Club, 135 Eldridge S t Developers who .were consid of Connecticut. School Of Dance (Claeetfled Adverttslag on Page 17). PRICE SEVEN CEMIB ering building a post office^ in within the next few weeks. The David Murphy of 52 Bolton seling, educational activities VOL. LX X X V , NO. 272 ('TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER. GONN., FRH)AY, AUGUST 19, 1966 Registrations will be taken at and commimity services for .jail He is married and the father 7:30. The game Is open to the the North End have been called MRA has set a target date of St. has been appointed a state ANNOUNCING NEW LOCATION ■ Inmates in Hartford, Bridgeport of three children. public. Refreshments will be off—by the post office. Sept. 1 for the decision, but 40 OAK ST.—MANCHESTER Rybczyk said it may be later. education service specialist to smd New Haven. eerved. The regional office in Boston OIL SHARE IS 884 GALLONS ABOVE CORMIER ELECTRIC has notified the Manchester Re One plan, sul^itted by the assist in developing a statewide He was previously education program to rehabilitate jail in coordinator lor the Hartford NEW YORK — Americans LARGE STUDIO— AMPLE PARKING Marine Pvt. Guy T. Smith, development Agency (MRA) North Manchester Development Free Beer mates. State Jail, and prior to that was used about 884 gallons of oil WATCH FOR REGISTRATION DATE ■on of Mr. and Mrs. Stoner F. that it is not interested in hav Corp., calls for a split-level and petroleum products each in TEL. 529-8906 MAIOLLA (API—Filipino Smith of 151 Love Lane is serv ing a branch office in the North shopping center with a mall. ■irhe appointment, effective a personnel consultant to pri ianHeld 1964. Over-all oil use was up 4 troops in Viet Nam will get ing as a member of the ground End. The shopping center would con immediately, . was announced vate industry. ALL TYPES OF DANCING per cent. defense force at Guantanamo Alden E. Baiiey, Manchester tain eight stores with parking today by Dr. James S. Peters A California native, Murphy free beer. A brewing corporation an Bay, Cuba, U. S. Naval Base. A postmaster", said this week he fs r 340 cars. The developers nounced yesterday it would member of Uie Second Bat would go along with the repon- are headed by Erling Larsen send regular shipments of talion, Second Marine Division, al office’s decisimi, but indicat of Larsen’s Hardware. beer to the 2,000 men of the he is normally based at Camp The second plan was submit ed that he had some reserva Philippine civic action group Lejeune, N. C. His battalion is ted by a group of Manchester tions about it. who leave for South 'Viet For Threats to LBJ undergoing a four-month tour businessmen headed by Aldo The two plans submitted for a Nam in September. at the naval complex. proposed shopping center in the Pagani, an Insuranceman. The shopping center would consist HOUSE The company said It was North End have both' included carrying on a tradition it VPW Auxiliary will sponsor a of a strip-type building of 11 a post office in a separate had started when Philippine card party tomorrow at 8 p.m. stores. Both plans would in big savings on girls'7 to 14 IM building that might also serve troops fought in the Korean at the post home. clude supermarkets. i ♦ Sent Obscene as bank branch office. boys' regular 1.98 bock to school War. Edward Rybczyk, the MRA’s Both plans would build the !r Past presidents of the North executive secretary; said yes shopping center on the south Note to Luei, ■ American Benefit Association terday he was notified by the west corner o f Main St. and /■ will have a picnic Saturday at the realigned N. Main St. The sport shirts dresses Boston regionai office some Machinists 11 a.m. at the home of Mrs. months ago that a branch was separate building would be on FBI Reports the southeast side. 1.77 2 for 3.50 Wendell Graves, Bolton Lake. not planned for the North End. HALE vy Last year, though, the regional 3.68 Vote Today PHILADELPHIA (AP) office said the branch was being Elks Make Plans since dress pants —Federal Bureau of In considered. A-line shift and shirtwaist vestigation agents arrested The post office moved its Sta For Two Events 185 3 styles. Empire silhouettes,'/.^^ On Contract s /AK i WINDOW SHADES plaids and checks, a Philadelphia man today tion "A " out of Depot Sq. last MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER' SAVE! WASHINGTON (AP) — Strik on charges of threatening November because it was in the Manchester Lodge of Elks WASHABLE will have its annual outing ing machinists vote today on the life of President John redevelopment area. The branch girls' corduroy Sunday, Sept. 18, starting at ending their walkout that has son, sending obscene let INTERSTATE was relocated as a contract sta 10:30* a.m. at Pagani's Rose- grounded five airlines for six tion in the basement of the old ters to the President’s re AQUA SHADES mount Grove, Bolton. A steak jumpers weeks. Burr office building at 119 Oak cently married daughter, Made to Order dinner will be served at 5:30 Key union officials predicted Luci, and threatening in land SL under a three-year acceptance of the contract With Your RoUm p.m. Rena Coma is chairman of i f j jury to Gov. William W. lease. the outing, which will be held granting hefty increases in 100% cotton sport ihirts with Scranton of Pennsylvania Full Line of Custom Mailmen who worked put of for members and guests. wages and benefits. But leaders Station "A” now work out of button-down coMor—6-16. Ray and his wife, Mary. A family picnic is being plan on and flannel dreei ponti in of .some locals opposing ratifica VENETIAN BLINDS the Buckland substation on Tol Wide wale corduroy lum Joe D. Jamieson, head of th* ned for Sunday, Sept. 4 at charcoal grey, olive, block— pers with front or bock zip tion were reported trying to line FBI office here, identified th« land Tpke. Wickham Park. Details will be 6-12. pers. 7-14, up votes against the proposal by man as Leonard Fairorth, 26, E. A. JOHNSON Rybczyk speaking from a annoimced later. telephoning officials of locals in renewal jwint of view, said he mi...... other cities. Domino Lane an investigator in was not particularly, concerned The webs of ramps in this photo of Waterbury’s fabled highway interchange the city’s commtmicable dis FAINT CO. "It’s going to carry,’’ “ " about the post office's decision. eases division of the Health De 728 Main St-—Tel. 649-4501 give an idea of its complicated structure. Two double-decker highways inter L. (Roy) Siemiller, president of An office building at the place partment. LIQUORS — WINES sect at this point—almost atop the Naugatuck River. (AP Photofax) the AFL-CIO Internatio..-: . ..- where the post office would The indictment charges Fair^ CORDIALS sociation of Machinists. He fore have been located is satisfac A f A orth, married and a graduate of cast a favorable vote of 60 per Minimum Pricos M W l : Muhlenberg CJollege in Allen tory to the MRA, he said. Waterhury^s Concrete Octopus cent at union local meetings This is a photo of the moon, reassembled by 14 framelets taken by the U.S. town, Pa., in 1962, with sending Meanwhile,, the two plans for across the nation. Lunar Orbiter. It covers an area of 59 by 82 miles on the western edge of Mare ARTHUR DRUG 27 letters, including one threat KLH the shopping center, are under Airline spokesmen said some Smythii. The crater in, lower center is about 18 miles in diameter with a central ening to kill the President, and consideration by the agency flights could resume Saturday if peak. (AP Photofax) another to injure Scranton and STEREO MUSIC Complicated Interchange strikers accept the contract. Service should be back to nor his wife. . Jameson said the man also Is SYSTEMS mal by next week, they said. May Delay Space Program charged with sending a defama “ITS TIME TO TAKE A STAND” b a c k t o More than 35,000 machinists - tory letter to Lucl Johnson Nti- • AT Caused Unusual Problems union members struck five ma \ gent, the President’s youngest jor airlines — Eastern, Nation more than 30 feet to provide a down the hillside and flipping daughter, just returned from ‘DN SEAMLESS FL00RIN6” WATERBURY (AP) — al, Northwest, Trans World and base for the roadbed. the water into the air as it emp Trouble her honeymoon, and similar NORMAN'S Twenty years from start to United — on July 8. ’Three Orbiter Has ImmedieJely after getting ties into the Naugatuck River. letters to other peraons. finish. That is the time weeks later they rejected a ten- STOI* IN rOK SCHOOL through the swamp, the high Without the device to dissi PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — project manager, said, “ If the television images. He had de- Fairorth was indicted Thura- span for construction of AN KAK Til I,!N(; With: Duresque way had to descerfd a hill over pate the force of the water, (See Page Nineteen) U.S. space agency officials say problem is permanent, it could nied a report the trouble'was in , a federal gp-and jury ni MONSTKATION one of the most complicat looking the Naugatuck River there was the danger that the the Lunar Orbiter has run into have a serious impact on the the spacecraft, saying technl- here •' after ^ months of Investiga-- which could mission. We might have to refly clans had told him pictures re ed highway intersections in which necessitated considerable rushing water in heavy rains camera troubles tion, Jamieson said. I}e was program to the mission — wait until another ceived at a nearby tracking sta. 413 HAKiKOKll KD, NEVER NEEDS WAX, COMPLETELY SEAMLESS the country. excavation to get proper g;rades. would sweep across the Nau delay . America’s held in $50,000 bail by U.S. Dist. Part of the complex will open At one point, a cut of 56 feet gatuck River and wash out the find safe astronaut landing sites Lunar Orbiter can be launched, tion were excellent. T,i«niro MANCHKSTER Artillery Shell — before we can get the close- . Later, N61son said the techni- _ ^ ^ ' EX'TREME DURABILITY, RESILIENT, this October, but it will be next had to be made to get the high main power substation of the on the moon. ups we need of the sites selected clans apparently had been look Judge ' 'Luongo 'had ’ Impounded summer—before all elements of way imder a major street. Connecticut Light & Power Oo., The problem showed up UNLIMITED COLOR CHOICE Discovered on as- possible landing areas for ing at medium resolution instead the indictment pending FaJr- the interchange between Inter- Drainage became a problem Thursday in pictures taken by a which stands at the opposite Apollo astronauts." of high resolution pictures. orth's arrest here today. state 84 and Connecticut Route necessitating construction of a high resoluUon lens as the 860- Floors, Walls, Counter Tops bank of the river. Bridgeport Lot Nelson earlier had said the The space agency early today The indictment charges 7 t men's regularly $4 8 are completed. "flip bucket,’’ first of its kind Highway Department officials pound spacecraft swept over a Free Estimates Call 875-2042 (XP) — Two broad plain on the far right trouble appeared to be in released a medium resolution violations of federal statues, The finished product, a con in the East. This is a concrete BRIDGEPORT picture from the third frame including extortion, a threat to (See Page Ten) edge 'of the lunar disc. ground equipment which con- Iwniors'; mities'; women's crete octopus, will permit one device catching a brook coming Army explosives disposal ex snapped by the spacecraft at a kill the President, and postal permanent press perts had to make a business CUfford Nelson, Lunar Orbiter verts spacecraft pictures into two-level road to cross another height of 133 miles over Mare law violations. call on a quiet residential street W. G. SCHWARZ CO h Inc. two-level road. Connecting Smythii — Smith’s Sea. The Department of Justice In today when an artillery shell 994 Hartford Turnpike—^Rockville, Conn. ramps, some far above ground, The picture showed a part of Washington said the charges In fashion dresses dating back to World War II 1 ^ ! sport shirts will snake in all directions, ty the flat mare and some of the case of conviction, carry penal- days was found in a wooded lot. ing together not only the two highlands rimming it. Both the ties ranging up to 20 yeara im- P.rmon.nl prMi 65% dacron Election Sabotage After rendering the shell and 35% cotton bl.nd .port highways but making connec HU AC Ends Hearings; mere and the highlands were prisonment and a $5,000 fine on harmless, M. Sgt. Robert Oul- a a lm 5*%:*¥* thirtt. Solid colori of blue, tions with local streets as well. pocked with craters and ap- each coimt. S .98 mette said i t ' cemtained wily Years of Research have grMn, gray. S, m, I, mI. 2.99 The interchange has been peared much like terrain fea- Fairorth was brought befor* 4.88 a residue of powder, but that it featured in national technical Expected from Cong nuide Life Better for All magazines and has attracted the could have hurt anyone close by One Witness Objects (See Page Ten) (-See Page Twelve) Exe.ll.nt t.lMtion—oil now Fall ttyloi. Includ men's regularly $.98 had it exploded. HOUSE &. HALE ing: 2-pi.e. print sutt .tyl.s, thirtwoitttj attention of foreign road-build SAIGON, South Viet Nam Communist effort could signifi- Ouimette and his partner, WASHINGTON (AP) — The for three days wearing a US. . . . We have All Modem th i^ , ihoathi. SlzM 5-15, 10-20; 1414-2416. ers as well as engineering so (AP)—^There are growing Indi- cently lower the number. MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER permanent press slacks cieties in this country. The total Spec. 6 Philip Bourgeois, are House Committee on Un-Ameri- Revolutionary War-type uni Prescription Drugs Used members of the 144th Ordnance „ „ „ nn torm. cost is about $26 million. About cations that the Communist Viet if® " . can Activities today wound up ,,j heard!’’ Rubin special sole—misses' to Fight Disease! Free kfcitv m '’w a h w J ^ f? e a £ ^ ^ ^ The two men did their work questioning of witnesses ghouted. "I came all the way ^ f t » if sabotage the forthcom- government of Premier Nguyen ^hile a crowd of neighbors, identified as represenUng anti- from California and I want to Clean Water Drive Delivery by Our Medi LAYAWAY knit Jersey uniforms 4.88 *** * rc an constituent assembly elec- Gao Ky needs a turnout of at newsmen and other onlookers Viet Nam war groups, atter make a statement.” cine Dropper. Phone 643- m ^ n -in ir tio n nrohlema unioue tions. J least 3 million to claim a sue- were kept a safe distance away tossing out two witnesses and a Rupin was escorted from the * prs. $ 9 te°O m M cU ^t^h^ve ^ With the Sept. 11 voting hard- cess. by police. dozen spectators. room when he continued pr^ Pays Off Says LBJ 4136. SALE' m s o l a 6.9B countered in the design and ly three weeks off, reports are Ironically, the heat being Several homes closest to the ‘T testing after Pool ruled that h* 5.44 I Kodal and cotton building bv the State Highway Increasing ofW iet Cong threats stirred up by the Communists is lot in which the shell was found inve^gation further, ^ I d ^ t - ^ a d been dismissed. BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Industries have joined hand* bland slacks in _ . ao-ainafagainst nanHMataccandidates nnHand vntAlSlvoters. the malnv*major vrioiKInvisible aanAofaspect of 4V*a(he urarowere ovaniiataHevacuated nnrtand tirftfire tnipkstrucks ChaiMlTiaJl JOSeph R. POOl, 'p^rtlPool infHpiLtMlindicated thfthe committee Mod. to fit—knit jartay uniformi—oil loundar Department. President Johnson took his with the government in trying to ton, block and Leaflets attacking the elec- election for the moment. waited nearby in case they were will turn next to hearing 'wit drive for cleaner water to the lick the pollution problem, baoutifully. Shift and shirtwaist stylos. Sizos Complicating the problem These hearings," he contin- Misses', JUNIORS', 8- 18. oliva. that a s u ^ ^ t ia r ^ r t ’" ^ “ thl have b e ^ ^ Restrictions imposed by the needed. nesses in support of pending shores of Lake Erie today and The open-air speech marked • tvio Saigon and other cities, Hanoi government forbid formal cam- The shell was described as “el- “have fully revealed the bills to punish those who at told a midday crowd the federal the start of a three-day presi- being eight inches in diameter nature of the groups and indi- WOMEN'S mugatuck Rivef^iid freight its propa- ^i^hig before next ^iday tempt to interfere with move- government’s frontal attack on dentlal sweep into five states and about two and a half feet viduals. It is clear the key lead- ___ment_ of men or materiel to Viet ^^ter pollution is already pay- and Canada. Johnson focused yards of the New Haven Rail- Communist un- Diplomatic sources fell that ership of these groups is made ■' derground organi^iation is quiet- very little concerning the elec- Ing big dividenas:" here on pollution and other do- road. Police said there was no way «P of hard-core CommunisU speeial p u rch a s e / The double-deck roadway car ly threatening candidates. In tions -will be evident until that He sahThe hoped to get ap More than 4lU.minion Ameri- "le^tic problems. time. of knowing how long the shell acting in behalf of foreign pow proval of the bills by the com cans already^are drinking « ’s on to l^ ev elt Cainpobello rying Interstate 84 across the are^ RM guer- ers.” Although many of the candi- had lain undiscovered in the mittee next week. Other mem- NEED A misses' famous name r^lroad and river is 90 feet in ^lUas haye_ beg^ to_ take away He dismissed all remaining cleaner water, Johnson said in New Bmnswick for • oiT- Tn f>rHpr nrovide eon- Villagers’ identification cards— dates are well known in their residential area or how it got _ v. ho/i vw>»n rnii»d hers of the committee agreed Niagara Square, and eventually conference with Canadian SPECIAL i M nectos /ec“ nd >vhich would prevent them from own areas and some have na- there. It bore the date 1944, they witnesses who had been called and _ said the testimony------_so far to testify. seven out of every 10 Americans Minister Lester B. Pear- 1\8LS shown the need for such sweaters shells double-deck bridge had to be voting, tional standing, the majority said. ” I object!” shouted Jerry will benefit directly from the relatively unknown. They Gary Comino, 11, of Ansonia, leg;islation. CAR built'just for the ramps between The quesUwi is, how many of are Clyde Rubin of Berkeley, Calif., gismuun. camoaJen “We are well on our way to- the two highways. the 6 million eligible voters will The two witnesses ejected In the last two and a half ward restoring pure water in m (See Page Nineteen) (See Page Nineteen) who had sat in the hearing room If the railroad and river were the Communist tactics frighten from the hearing today were years, he said, some 300 local Lake Srie and the other great sale __ s ______lalrAalakes,” ** Johnson T/^Vmorkn aai/1said in Vllflhis B a lm 2.99 not sufficient problems, Inter- away from the polls? — (See Page Twrtve) communities and even more MINK TRIM 3.99 state 84 comes into Waterbury The U.S. Embassy will not prepared speech after telling of Mm To waor with oil your new through a "bottomless” swamp guess officially how many vot- the award of a contract for thf Full-fashioned svyeaters in slip- /; Fall skirls and slocks. Many in the western section that had ers might turn out. Dlplomatlq construction of a new kind of FOR A on and cardigan styles. Sulkies. styles including "poor boys"— to be dredged to a depth of sources fear that a sustained filtration system on Erie'* Light and dark shades. Sizes ,/ short and long sleeves. S, m, I. shore. SPECIAL COATS 34-40. /Canadian His schedule here Included * cruise aboard a Coast Guard cutter to see the poUutlon *1 OCCASION? Bajcial Good IVeius Lake Erie, Rent a new Comet or . He said the pollution is a re Captured sult of the country’s abundance. Mercury. Low Rates . . . VALUES children's reg. 9.98 warmly lined Negro Boy, White Girl "It has been caused by the Daily . . . Weekly . . . TO 89.95 MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — The FDI mer. LeMay and his wife had {^reat industrial might of Buf- Monthly. said today that Georges LeMay, "e^^ly $10,000 in American and f^lo and Cleveland and Toled* nylons snow suits . . . „ Canadian currency In their r-. Gain Unusual Awards a' dapper Canadian hunted aJ poggesslon when arrested, most (See Page Twelve:) Poplin or tubular nylon over the world since the spec- qj jjj |ioo piUs, the FBI said, regularly 69e. shalh—pila or quilt lined CoAiifMinii; \ Tremendous collection of famous all wool new fall shades, Donald Lee Bert Dianne Dittrich tacular burglary of a Montreal LeMay became an Intema- vttllfM/ I fabrics, luxurious linings and genuine single -attachable or detach bank, was captured today in tional underworld celebrity sizes 9 to 11. 2 - * l able hoods-2-4, 4-7. or double mink collars; all in the moet c-y. X NEW YORK (AP) — Donald NEW YORK (AP) — Dianne Las Vegas, Nev.' when publicized by the "Early I wanted colors of the season! Lee Bert, 18, has been working Dittrich is white, 19, and a mu- The FBI said LeMay, 41, was Bird” satellite as Canada’s Bulletin r e s e r v e a c a r boys' regularly 2.98 ait th* Ridgeway Country Club sic student — and also the arrested as he gambled at the most-wanted fugitive. He was e No Payments till November! in suburban White Plains for winner over 19 Negro girl final- Golden Nugget Casino. ' sought on charges of master- NOW . . . CALL ' scuffs 84c LeMay made a daring escape minding the July 1961 burglary m m slack sets five years. First he was a caddy Ists in the annual scholarship ICO LEADERS and busboy. Now he shines competition sponsored by the Sept. 21, 1965, from the Dade of the Montreal branch of the e 10% Down On Our “ Layaway” HARITDRD, (AP) — M i Knit or woven shirts with oo- shoes. almost all-Negro Prince Hadl County ja il in Miami after his Bank of Nova Scotia, 643-5135 Holds Your Selection! IckHm * now ^ ordinoting slacks. 2-4, 3-7. This faU he’s gphig to H a » Miriners. capture in May 1966. More than 370 safety deposit WsU Jr. and Wes ElUs I t . 2.68 continued to Ignore par todag |i vard. Dianne was crowned ‘‘ Miss A statement from J. Edgar boxes were looted of jewelry, as both went to 11 under par sleepwear 'T Just can’t get over It," Shrine Princess of 1966’L’Thurs- Hoover, chief of the FBI, said stocks, bonds, and cash with a LEASING lEE^i’UR S'TORAGE IN OUR VAUL'TS! girls' regularly , 5.99 Bert, a Negro said Tuesday as day night at the Potentate’s Ball agents also arrested LeMay’s value of between $500,000 and $3 after 21 holes of the Insurance rogiBorly 3.99 he polished shoes in the men's at the New York Hilton. wife, Lise, 29, at a Las Vegas miUibn. City Open Golf Tournament. One-Two-Three Wall, Ellis and Honiero new Fall dresses locker room of' the club, which The ball was the high spot of residence which the couple re- Following the Intercontinental Year Leasing Plans assorted group of'sleep wear, pastel col-', the annual national convention cently rented. telecast of LeMay’s photograph Blancas each had 85 to lead FINAL CLEARANCE ors in easy to care for fabrics. has an all-white membership. All Makes and Models All cute new stylas-prinis, He was awarded a four-year of the Prince Hall Shriners. Both were sought by the r a i on May 2,1966, a Florida viewer Thursday’s first round. plaids, solids. 3-6x. National Merit scholarship oh Dianne, a coloraturp. soprano, on charges of unlawful inter- recognized it as that of an indi- Today, WaU had seven graduating from White Plains won a $1,600 scholarship to help atate flight to avoid prosecution vidual living on an expensive threes on the outgoing nine High School last spring. Besides continue her studies at the Jul- for conspiracy to bribe based on saUboat docked at Fort Lauder- for a five-under-par 80. Ellis MORIARTY (AP Photofax)\ federal warrants issued Sept. 24 dale, Fla. LEMay was arrested also had SO, including five PRICE fTfs $1,500 a year the scholarship Hard School o f Music here, I\ - threes and a two. The lead V2 provides, Bert will receive more She is the first white girl to and Sept. 27, 1966, at Miami. and lodged in Jail. He escaped SOI CENTER STREET Dallas Given Early Morning ^Buzzing’ ers among those who had Fantastic savings on a selected group, of ladies’ than $2,000 donated by members win the Shriners’ top scholar- When surprised by FBI men from the seventh floor on Sept, OPEN EVENINGS ship prize, and was chosen by Three big Air Force planes gave Dallas residents an early morning start as at 1:20 a.m., the casually 21, 1966, by sliding down a hose, finished two rounds were vet BETTER DRESSES. Cottony jerseys, knits— wash o t the country club. eran BUly MaxweU and Ken A sheok for $800 — the dub’s 'the judge* on the basis of “ tal- dressed LeMay, who had threat- LeMay and his wife were BROTHERS able easy care fabrics in prints, solids or textures! they sprayed 300,000 acres of Dallas County. The planes, buzzing along only gtiU, each with •8-8» first tMtafiment — w4M be ent. personality and ened to shoot It out if captured, jailed in Las a e o v u ‘‘OoiuiMsttoat’s Oldest SAVE NOW! 150 feet off the ground, sprayed the area in an effort to atop the spread ot livs under linooln-Meroury Dealer” HOUSE AND HALE, Menu Street, Manchester • • • Open 6 Days—Thursdoy till 9:00 PeM. clalmsd to bs Robsrt G. Pal- said. (See Page Teni), (See Page Ten) encephalitis. They roared over roof tops--^00 yards aput—-just at aiuria^
‘ 1 - PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1966 P A G E T H R E E ______I______• . ' ■ ______1______lOCR tSSOC'-IIGN New G>nsortiiim for Chim ps Beatles Get Sheinwold on Bridge Pleiku Mud Likened K.-PC-V7S ^ Civil Rights Siege y. Pinney Charges TAME A FEW SECONDS West dader W e d d i n g May Reveal Man as Chump $60,000 for BEFORE FIRST FLAY Both sidts vnliieralli To World War I Type NORTH Morrissey’s New Post EDITOR’S NOTO -r-H ie Air Pi^rtiMM4y-4»-conduct peyqho- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD * 52 RAGWEED_ , L Boston Show SP A J 3 t Boycott Town Dying, Gary • Dickdos p l e i k u . South Viet Nam sion was in mud at the battle of Force has built an island in the lo^cal studies of the chimps in When you put down your O 109 Keuse-Argonne and others. desert of southern New Mexico an attempt to learn more about Miss Joan Lorraine Dickson, (AP) — th e men of the U.S. POLLEN AiX BOSTON (AP)—The BeatleB « QJI09t Is ^Consolation Prize’ The 2nd Brigade of the 4th where it hopes to house and the behavior patterns of man. hand aa the dummy be sure WEST RASr daughter of Mrs. Lilyan Dickson Army’s 4th Infantry Division .v-HARTFORD (AP)—A. Searle Democrats and got his new Division has established its base, study chimpanzees. The chimps Lt. OoL Herbert Reynolds, a took away an estimated %t0,0W to save the suit of the opening A 874 A 63 Neither Side Budges are already oomparing Viet CO UN T T ^KQ10976 ^854 of Westport and Earl Dickson of Pinney, the Republican State as a "c^'nsolation prize’* after A camp 10 miles south of Pleiku are used for a wide variety of laboratory psychologist, said tor their performance before ' lead for the end. Ib is maneu Nam to the battlefields of World on .rolling terrain that looks a research programs, ranging O K6 C 7431 EDWARDS, Miss. (AP) — groes check white areas period Greenwich, was married today chairman, has charged Gov. vacant “^deputyshlp in the Ta* the laboratory will be able to some 26,000 persosis at Sufftdk ver, which compels your part A AS « 7 5 4 1 War I, even though they have little like Ft. Lewis, Wash., the from aerospace to deep sea di Stores i^ n d empty in the shad ically tor Negro shoppers. They to Alexander J. Gary, son of John Dempsey with creating a Department was given to aojM - study chimps In a community Downs Thursday night, leaving ner to see the entire hand be ■ o im t been here for only 11 days and division's home base, except for ving. But the new island, called attract little attention and there |iO,4(X)-a-year job tor a DemO- ohe else. environment from babyhood fore he plays from the dum A A K Q JW f ow of the town water tower. Ne Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gary of haven’t fired a shot in amg^r. the mud. a consortium, is an experiment about a dosen fans slightly in 9 Nooe has been no violence. crat who failed to get re-elected The governor was not avail* through old age. my, won’t do much good if your gro men idle on streetcorners. New Britain. The ceremony took- Mtid is the reminder of World Ft. Lewis has the same wet, in itself which may tell scien jured, none of them seriously. O A Q JS 5 ^bbins talked freely aboht last November. able for comment. He la visit* There Is mounting evidence, partner is a determined speed Worry creases a white business place at St. Ann’s Church, New War L misty appearance, the men re tists milch about. behavior of the town’s position: The job Pinney was talking ‘"K Eon’t forget, we just arrived.” Less than 20 chimps are living at Henry Park in Rockville, and English to warn that litter truck, loaded with sand, ran over the car. (AP Photofax) ing. But our money is one thing ors list afMarquette University, FM. Horst Homich, from Letn- in the consortium at present. startinlg at 6:30 p.m. Campaign ing is against the law. they can’t rule.” Milwjitwee, Wls., where he will procedures and a question and But still there is some litter caster. Pa., had just returned This number will be increased Sion’s “ The Man from in 29 Texas cities and in three Neither side budges, so this enter the Law School next wwnBiwaBiiiniiw answer session are on the ing. from a patrol into a nearby later. CHARCOAL BROILER RESTAURANT U.N.C.L.E.” other states. town of 1,500 — about 60 per jrtonth. , agenda. “ No wonder,” said Marla wooded valley. It doesn’t look much like the 660 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Miss Garcia, 21, suffered a cent of them Negro ^ faces eco- Mjgg Q^nti is a graduate of Welles Is state senator for Bonet, former editor of a Span- “ We can’t put a round In our jungle habitat from which — AT THE GREEN — broken arm, broken collarbone, nomlc stragulation. gt_ Joseph Academy, West the 35th district, Tolland Coun language newspaper here. "I Irma Garcia gun' chamber yet,” said Hor- chimps come. A number of punctured limg and two frac Edwards is a drowsy .rural Hartford. Conti is a graduate t i v i l h ' s OPEN THE YEAR ’ROUND! ty. He is president of Connecti don’t know who did the transla Have you been out to eat lately? If not, come to ^ a ^ P e o p l e HARLINGEN, Tex. (AP) — nich, “ because of the number of trees were planted, but most tured ribs when she was hit by trading center in the rolling Notre Dame High School, cut Golf Land and Welles tions for the dty, but those Irma Garcia of Harlingen, Tex., ""SSSSrSEDWARD ALBEE'S Vietnamese villagers around were plucked clean' of their the Charcoal Broiler and enjoy a delicious sand one of the bullets fired by hills 26 miles west qf Jackson, -^est Haven. He is working in (Farms Country Store, director signs don’t say ‘No littering.’ a University of Texas senior here. But I guess thal soon leaves by the chimps. Charles Whitman from his Pecan tree-shaded/rtreets lead San Francisco, Calif, for the of the Rockville Branch of the They say ‘Don’t hang your wash wich or dinner cooked to your taste over real shot by an Austin sniper Aug. 1, enough we’ll be in action.” A clean, air-conditioned build perch in the University of Texas to a downtown-'^rea, several summer. MON. thru SAT. 9 to 5:30 PJR. - THURS. snd FRI. AN 9 PJL Connecticut Bank and Trust in the street’.” will be the recipient of a fund A veteran platoon sergeant ing gives the animals shade for charcoal, taste the difference. Want a real treat? tower. blocks of a.gin^ red brick build that already has reached $2,000. «• grumbled, “ 'What we need is siestas during the heat of the Company, a member o f the Then try our charcoal broiled Italian sausage ings that h$>use groceries, shops action around here. The most day. They also come to the 'Vernon board o f representa The fimd for Miss Geircia, an for your shopping ploasurol COMfOfttABir AIB CONDinONtD sandwich with our special sauce, a taste thrill Change Changes Color AIR CONDITIONED IMPORTANT e x c e p t io n : I dangerous thing w e’ve had so building to be fed their diets of tives and a member of the Ro orphan, was started by hea How They Were Named w e^ ^ f^ ^ n ew stores. NO ONE UNDER 18 WILL I banana pellets, fruit and tary Club. He Is married and you’ll truly enjoy. Brecht, an annoimcer for station During the 1700s, British U S“ Highway 80, a busy trans- A______kind of______coral______called____ sea COLOR COMPANION HIT far is this stinking mud.” The company lines look like “chimp cocktail,” a mixture of lives in Talcottville with his KGBT-TV. ships began to carry crates of continental route, has bypassed fans is pink, red or violet In the » C I N E M i L l ALL THIS AND NEWLY DECORATED, TOO! r BE ADMITTED UNLESS "DGEP ADVeNtURE" huge Chinese laundries. With no baby cereal, milk and vitamins. wife, Dorothy. Brecht said donations ranging limes to ward off scurvy. Since/the town. There’s not one cafe water but turns white when t GOVIRN08 ST. tXIT TO MAIN ST. ACCOMPANIED BY HIS PARENT. laundry facilities, the men hang Otherwise they tour the newly Atty. Kerensky is a state di — OWNED AND OPERATED BY JIM MORICONI — from $1 to $62 have been ro- that time, British sailors h ^ e for ■whites downtown now. once removed from ite natural up their clothes and hope the planted grass of the consortium, rector of the Jaycees and a di r m SUU: ImhiM Sob ceived from 236 persons living been called "limeys.” / Mias Thompson and other Ne- habitat. lounge under Z-shaped shelters, rector of the Rockville Public MATINEES DAILY AT 2 PM P.S. Remember More Things Arofinming. rain will wash the mud away. MONDAY thni FBIOAY—...... _.$1S0 The clothes have been hang climb trees and squabUo in Health Nursing Association. SAT. SUN. Mid HOLS....- .... S2S0 EVENINGS SSO PM (SUN. $M PM) —Watch for our ads— ing up for a week. They never high pitched screams. He serves on the Vernon Eco SUNDAYS «ira THURSDAY____tZOO Luci and Pat The consortium was opened nomic Development Council, an FRI. SAT. Mid HOL8...... S2S0 get d ^ . NEW YORK (AP) — Mr. and this spring, and laboratory psy associate m ^ber of the Heart Hmm Rtnn. XetspL - Finn S2I-22II Mrs. Patrick J. Nugent are chologists are hesitant to dis Association, and a member of r PRISON SENTENCE back from their Nassau hohey- cuss observations made to date. the American Bar Association, PITTSBURGH (AP) — A sen moon. But Capt. Phillip Day says the Connecticut Bar Associa tence o t 4\ji years in prison was They arrived Thursday night Fortonatebr, one thing is readily, apparent. tion, the Tolland County Bar imposed on 46-yeer-old Ray on a commercial airliner. They The chimps quickly establish an Association and the Benevolent mond H. Stearns Jr. of Old Say- -ieft by the rear door after all order of seniority, or domience. and PirotTOtive Order of Ellks. M a M f c i r brook, Conn., Thursday for th« other passengers had gone transporting a stolen car across “ They establish who’s first in He is married and has two command, right on down to the children, Wendy and. Jeff. His out the front door. state lines. U s a i s e About 20 Secret Service men Steams, who turned himself bottom of the totem pole,” he wife Betsy is a volunteer for IVfter said. kept onlookers away from the in to the FBI in June, pleaded the Red Cross Blood recruit One male, Kenny, was a 125- ment committee. ramp while the President’s guilty to the charge. He said he daughter and her husband en RneHomeCooig stole the car in St. Louis and pound, bar-clattering terror in 2 y his cage, and the veterinarians MONKEY BUSINESS tered a waiting limousine. Their drove it to Pittsburgh. destination was not learned. expected him to be the domi LOGANSPORT, Ind. (AP) — MMCA 18BC n The Nugents were married nant animal on the island. But ’The joy of squirrel hunter Ray yimSWMPBOSAHDE Aug, 6 in Washington and left Kenny proved nearsighted, a House turned to dismay when iii^ANOREWS..[^^^ disadvantage during a sudden, he reached the animal he had * MVN JMH PBOOuCTOR • pSHM IV JOKPMIMCV toe next day for their honey < taMnnwMs COMMUM M l t h e |M running attack, and a hairy shot out of a tree. It was a DRIVE’IN HARTFORD • > . moon villa in the Bahamas. R. I '( male named Samson ruled the monkey. doeait NEWEST MOTION roost. Gov. Rockefeller ^ No one knows where it came James Stewart ,AN ASS0(3ATES AN0 M.0RKH COMPMlYfllOOUCTnil PICTURE THEATRE The consortium presents an from. \if HCLO OYER ir ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — C ^ . aaid Mrs. Nelson A. Rock^bller mean Tod IN THE 6REATER afe expecting their /M cond HARTFORO AREA IT TEARS ehlid. COMfORTABlr AIR CONDITIONID Hartford Ares First Run An announcement'by the gov have I d be Showing YO U APART East Windsor ernor’s office Thmteday said the Now 2nd-Smash Week WITH DRIVE-IN ROUTE 5 Today at 2 - 6:40 & 9 P.M. child was expected early next •-STATiH SUSPENSE! year but gave no further details. FllCt PXSXINC BIRCH IT BEAR OF THELTr- Sat. 2:20-4:40-7:00 A 9:20 For that very special dinner date . . . or just a 1 Their first child. Nelson Jr., was bom In May 1964 shortly luncheon with old friends, we know how to please M m 1 1 DUE TO THE THOUSANDS OF REQUESTS. before the governor was defeat 1 1 WE ARE PROUD TO PRESENT THIS GREAT your appetite, give you the e.xtra sjiecial sendee ed in the California presidential 1 1 PROGRAM FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT. primary. and relaxing atmosphere that makes dining out The Rockefellers were mar ried in May 1963 after each had the World’s Fm tmiest Castaway! pure pleasure. been divorced. In fact, we've discovered at KeWh*s that oar **©o-®o^ PflDL JOLIE. Rockefeller fathered five chil dren in his previous marriage contemporary furniture In gay, fun, color schemes k W A ia■DISNEY.-. 1 and Mrs. Rockefeller had four children during her marriage to as popilflar with the Over 50 Group as with the under B U l i S e CRDS0E,ESJl.i Dr. James S. Murphy. 30s. If you've reached that wonderful, mature ttnie C A V E Y ’S the ereacOiesti aqtf ;VANDYkE-N4NCYKWAN 1 Gerald E. Fink UA THEATRE EAST TCCHPIICOLORa ^ in life where you can "begin again" In a new homo m u eAHKMG FOM M M FATHOMS RSesb e b z d ii^ feiqale FHOBNIX, Ariz. (AlP) — G er-. Wencheeter Shep|il«t Color aid R. Fink of Phoenix, Ariz., or apartment, let Keith's design an exciting, undlgnf^ RESTAURANT T«I«f»» m MS-SMI UM.-Otil* ft 2A0 PH a g e ijb l’ Weekdaj’8, Eve. 7:00-9:10 One Cominete Show at Dnsk his wife Jeanne and their son, 45 E. CENTER STREET Lewis, 16, say they’re all tired fled decorating plan for you. Weekends 2:15-4:30-6:45-9:00 Children Under 12 Free *■' — Plus In Color — ticmmcoiom* let being caUed Fink, They asked court permission JAMES GARNER P.S. Did you know that the son of the man who wrote ELKE SOMMER Two Color Cartoons East Hartford 1 Thursday to change their names to Gerald E, Davis end family. “THE ART OF LOVE' DRIVE-IN bouie 5 ■ "Life Begns at Forty" has written a new book entitled 1st Run Plus Top Co-Hit— Reg. Prices The application filed in Marl- ebpa County Superior Court said "Life Begins at Fifty"? Need we say more? TONITE '^BOLTON NOTCH Adults $1.25— Children Under 12 Free the name Fink “is not respected \.FI •u and has caused numerous in stances of ridicule, embarass- P.P.S. It's an extra fileasure to shop In August beeauea PLUS 9th WEEK! FUNNIEST, MOST ENJOYABLE SHOW IN TOWN! moxt end humiliation.’ * of SPECIAL AUGUST SALE PRICES— 1 ^ TOP CO-HIT Ann Lewis “ Cary, Audrey CMIBIT . i a . BUOY. AiRCONomoNtn peOLADELFHIiA (AP) — Ann a ONE STOP SHOPPING Kelfb's Furnifure Is Yottr Lewjs, 23, took a summer job at -NLY.Tknes • Purchases inspected Grant Hepburn the Philadelphia Zoo In March before delivery! ## BURNSIDEbe i\ - •• .’I - .1 I A • -A. ’. - : 1964 after three semesters at Headquarters For National FRfE PARKING S.’8 .U I Rutgeis University. e All financing by Keith’s! toie’s been working at the a e W e’ll come to your home Brands For Over 66 Years! ■ n i m n i zoo e'ver since. and advise! CMLiaD EMMMISIIir “ No, PvB no regrets about not e Terms to please! — TONIGHT fkdshing college,’’ said Ann, — Please Phone 643-41S9 Expset ^ g— 7:00 MJINMiM NMNKBII who is assigned to care for baby 9:15 (he animals. “ There’s so much to JOMmNMnBiSlliOOOliEHSl letm at the zoo — about'people unexpected... SUNDAYS a s well as animals.’’ FROM GE2EI r 2 a XtiM mfmtLmmtimm j m Ireland eith FiU'nitur^ Chatade I * k M-'S- ^ fit \ SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) PaHLBEUIIIIIIi/JULIE RnOREOIS isnwiroacii —- Aictress JIU Ireland has filed MANCHESTER nr MONICA Vim -TBIENCE STAMP-DIRK BOGARDE THE HUSSIAHS ARE COMINR a divorce suit against actor Da i n M A I N ST TEARS YOU vid MoCaHum, charging ex anMlrX)SEPHU)SEY-Scinni% Is CYAN JONES COLOR by OEUiXI treme cruelty. Opposite the Beonet Junior High School on Lower (South Ihid) Main Street ^ S S pENSB iTEOHNICOLORn]*^ THE HUSSIAHS ARE COMING Miss Ireland and MoCallum TECHNICOLOR CXmiNO SOON!! ADAM WEST an ”BAXMAM* were married in May 1967 and I FREE MAIN ST. PARKING Or In Our Lot Next To Store! have torae children. He i»layB '5, agent Rlya KuryaUn in tolevl- A X j d V
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PAG E FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1966 P A G E F IV B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1966 rolled over when the driver Driver Absolved tried to straighten out - Blood Still Needed, his oou rm . WhM Tlw Ocemion.Cait forflow an,' iiig program, be wlU study tor Aug 27, St. John’s Polish Na more, 30 Thompson St, llock- tional Catholic Church. Benson Receive# In Fatal Crash; “An unusual gusty wind may Blink of Bw V em on Barlow Teaches Ms master’s degree end teach Public Records vlUe. CUftord John Lanterman Jr., have affected the small car in er certificate,' end' reOelve In- Discharged yestorday; Ray Warrantee Deed of Columbia, and Barbara Jane laeutenant Bars Brother Victim the effort for oonrective action," mond Goulet Jr., 11 Bancroft In New Program structioh oonoeinlng toa^ng ' Give on Wednesday Parkhill-Joyce Frank Qambolatl to Aurel A. Pobbnann of 271 Woodbridge St. Kofier said. Rd., Bockville; Mary Pratt El culturally deprived obUdren. Raymond R. Benson, 22, sea F . A. Ramsdell Appointed Malcolm Barlow of 60 Spring Bumsch and Catherine H. Gary Allen Harrison of ITS BRIDOEPORT (AP) — A 68- lington; Bryan Wheelock, Dob The ■volunteers wlB be super - Hie Greater Hartford Red Cross blood program, St., is one of 1,600 volunteer Bunuch, property at Highland Timrod Rd., and Marilyn Jean of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Bensorfof year-old motorist w u absolved Flower Shop son Rd., Vernon; Domenica Za- vised by experienced tescdiers while temporarily out of danger—thanks to several re- National Teacher Corpsmen St. Ledgard ot 30l Henry St. 396 Hackmatack St. recently today of erlmlmd blame in the Frank Oakeler, Proprietor * To Head Building B School netti, Broad Brook; Walter and school principals. Open Dance Set who are being trained at 44 col Building Fermlte ^ t emergency Bloodmobile visits in the Capital area— 801 MAIN ST„ MANOHESTEft Kita, Ellington; Angelina Ra- Purpose of the corps Is to was commissioned a second death of his older brother in an leges and universities through U ft R Housing Corp., new is etill “skating on thin ice.” (Next to Hartford Nattonitf ' Frederick A. Ramsdell, a The Republican Town Commit posa, Merllne Dr., Vemon; Mrs. encourage tollege graduates to lieutenant upon gradua,11on auto crash on the Connecticut By Dance Club construction at 11 Wyllys St., So says l>r. Julius C. Elarly, B ank) Sykes Junior High School sci tee la reminding all eligible per Catherine Burt and daughter, out the country to teach cul prepare for careers teaching Turnpike. a Y E S —W E D E L IV E R e 880,000. Police Arrests from the Signal Officer Candi Arector of the state’s | Red ence teacher, was named as sons of a 'voter-making session 38 Florence S t, Rockville; Mrs. turally deprived children. disadvantaged cMldren. Fairfield County Coroner Isa' Hie Manchester Square Fbones: 649-0101 — 648-144S„ Valeo Building Products tor date School, Ft. Gordon, Oa. Cross blood' program. As of Cong Terrorists principal of Building B and the tomorrow from 9 to 12 a.m. at Jean Stanlslowskl and* daugh Barlow, a former reporter The corps was estabUshed by Idora Lk Kotler. said an “unusual Dance Club will have an open David Wilcox, additions to dwell Margaret O. Lacbapelle of 29 He enter^ active duty June this momiog, I>r. Elaily said Vemon Center kindergarten by the town hall. ter, Ellington; Mrs. Rosanna for The Herald and a Univer an Act of Congress last year gusty wind” may have contrib ing at 66 H illside St., 8960. Devon Dr. was charged last 1965 and complerteNi basle tratai- r the Hartford Blood Collection Wreck Homes of dance for all area square dance the board of education last Hospital Notes Cutter and daughter, 82 UnioK sity of Connecticut g;raduate, is as part of the Higher Educa uted to the accident in which Conn. Swimming Pool for M. night with failure to obey a traf tog at Ft. Dlx, N. J. Center had on htmd a reserve club members tomorrow at 8 night. Admitted yesterday: Mark St, Rcokvllla enrolled now in a pre-service tion.. Act. 70-yeaiHild Pasquale Giuliani of K eropian, swim m ing pool at 71 fic control signal. Police said He is a 1962 graduate *of of 1,121 pints of -ediole blood— 5,000 Refugees p.m.' ad Wfuldell School. Ramsdell, no relation to Dr. Balkan, 12 Burke Rd., Rock prognram at Rhode Island Col Bridgeport loot his Hfe. Baldwin R d., 83,000. she made a left turn from Main Manchester High School, and . enough to supply area needs for Dari Jbhnston of Vernon, who Raymond R. Ramsdell, super ville; Marilyn Dandurand, Cor- Greenland is the largest is lege. This fall, he' will be as DEM BO N ES Giuliani was a passenger in Marriage Licensee St. into Purnell’’ Pi. after the attended Hartwick College, <^* , three days. SAIGON. South Viet Nam recently returned from an ex intendent of schools, was rec rine Dr., Tolland; Richard Dick, land In the world, with an area signed to a school in a low A baby has some 270 separate (AP) — Marauding Viet Gong the car driven by his brother, Betty-Jane Turner William Stanley Stanek of Box traffic light turned red. She is eonta, N. Y., where he was a - A few weeks ago the shelves tensive square dance calling ommended by a board commit 47 Dailey Circle, Rockville. of 839,782 square miles—al Income area in Providence, R. bones, while an adult h u only ^ were nearly bare, necessitating terrorists this week destroyed Nicholas Giuliani of Greenwich. I. as an intern-teacher. While M t Dr., Vemon, aiul Lorraine to appear in Manchester Circuit member of Tau Kappa Epa&Hl trip to the West Coast, Canada tee composed of Albert Smith, Births yesterday: A daughter most 10 times ss big as Great about 200. Some bones grow to a series of ^ergency Blooditio-' the homes and possesstons of an The car overturned on the enrolled in the two-year teach- Ann Woollett of 176 8. Main St., Court 12 on Sept. 12. fraternity. and Mexico, will call the dance, School O f Dance chairman, the Rev. Paul Bow to Mr. and Mrs. David Bello- Britain. gether as the cMld grows older. bile visits throughout the area, estimated 5,000 persons living in Turnpike at Westport last June \ assisted by Mr., and Mrs. Rus man and William R. Hahn. Dr. Including one in Manchester. “new Ufe” refugee hamlets near 12. Pasquale GiuUiml died later sell 'White on round dances. ANNOUNCING NEW LOCATION the selection. - - "nuit visit, arranged by May- Quang Ngai, a U.S. government In Norwalk H ospital. ’The new principal has served Committees for the evening 40 OAK ST.—MANCHESTER or Francis Mahoney, proved spokesman disclosed today, Kotler said a poUce report in the Vemon school system are Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bixler, ABOVE CORMIER ELECTRIC highly successful when 149 The spokesman said the Oom- showed that the Giuliani car since 1957. He is a graduate tM iLUjjrm viet pints were collected, a record miuilsts, mostly In their early went out of control when an door duty; Mr. and Mrs. LARGE STUDIO—AMPLE PARKING ' of Gorham State Teachers Col for an emergency visit here. teens, burned the homes and other auto passed close to it. Charles Boggini, refreshment WATCH FOR REGISTRATION DATE " lege, Gorham, Me., and ob Similar success dsewhere possessions of the refugees after The police report said that chairmen, assisted by Mr. and TEL. 529-8906 tained his masters degree from jhas led to the build-up of the forcing them to Une up outside Giuliani’s speed was moderate, Mrs. Carl BoHn and Mr. and ALL TYPES OF DANCING the University of Hartford in blood supply, Dr. Barly said, the hamlets. No casualties were Kotler said, and that the car Mrs. Robert Brennan. 1960. ooimnenting that he was “ex- reported. He lives on Wapplng Wood 1 MAIN STREET ~ MANCHESTER tremely pleased at the excellent Ihe Viet Cong staged attacks Rd., Ellington, with his wife, public le^ranse.” on three hamlets, two of them Beverly, and children. However, far from being Tuesday at Riy Hoa and Ko- Five applicants applied for complacent about the supi^y, rung Tin — 'only three miles -the position, Smith said, the program director noted, from Quang Ngai City, on the Frederick RamsdeU replaces "W e’re always near the edge of central coast, Andrew Maneggia, .who has disaster.” Hie third attack was made been named principal of tbe **Ihe i»t>blem,’* he said, la the following day on Pbo An NEW ’66 CHEVROLETS M aple Street Elementary ttiat we must continually main- hamlet, on a sandbar at the School. Maneggia replaces Wil tain a reserve of 1,000 to 1,500 mouth of the Quang Ngai River, liam West, who resigned. Orionr knits 9 pints in order to meet the needs Hie spokesman said some c t Another principal who resign of area hospitals. the refugees Involved in the first ed this summer is Gary Cairns, "We can’t collect too m u^ two attacks had moved to Pho AT RIGHT-TO-THE- who''had been named principal cr the reserve will spoil. Yet, if An only to see their new quar- of the new Vemon Center Jun catcli the young we don’t collect enough we’re ters destroyed, ior High School. Dr. RamsdeU back in trouble again.” Hie Cbnununists also burned observed last night that 18 ap It is this effort to keep the some boats owned by fishermen plications have been received so supplies constant that causes living near Pho An, then at- S a l e ! Seamless nylons back to school spirit POINT DEALS! far to replace Cairns. A replace Red Cross officials to be pe- tacked a nearby government ment wiU be named later. Alan rlodically in a stats of coaster- Junk base. There was no Imme- Dresser, assistant superinten nation, he said. diate report of casualties. dent of schools, is acting princi To maintain ths reserve. The spokesman said he had no DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER- pal of the new school, which Is BloodmobUe visits are set up on information that the h ^ e ts to be opened in Sept^ber. 2 '® ® reg. 1.00 pr. A. Lacy knit tamper of bonded Orion* a rotating schedule by towns, }|^ bem defended in any way. West and Cairns if ere honor 3 !* * • acrylic with ■wide low bel^ 2-button ^ with each assigned a quota. u.S. food supplies and ed Wednesday at a luncheon by When many fall to meet their cloHiIng have been flown to the pand front. Orion* acrylic turtle neck THE YEAR-END BUYS ARE school administrators at the EI- sweater. Blue. 7 to 1 2 ...... quotas, officials begin to get homeless refugees, he said, Shoestring Catch Foils Escape Ungton Ridge Coimtry Club. most of vrtiom recently fled They each received an attache stock up now at this special sale price! Sheer or micro Manchester's monthly quota North Viet Nam. R Empire bodice on an Orion* acrylic is ffiO pints. And w hile the re- . Detective George CJrawford of the Portland, Maine, HERE RIGHT NOW! case, and an inscribed, minia mesh nylons in Beige or Taupe . . . to 10 Short, ture school belL knit with jewel neck, streamer ties. cent emergency visit fell only police department grabbed a 15-year-old escapee 9 to 11 Medium, 10 to 11 Long. one pint short of meeting it, from a boys’ training school just as he dove out the School Registrstioa Navy with cranberry stripes. 7 to 12.1 3 .M resideats must coirthMie to glve- Truck Hits Car -window of an apartment building as he sought to AH school offices will be open month-by-month —tf the pro avoid return to the school. The youth dangled 20 from 9 a.m. to noon beginning gram is to succeed. In Minor Crash Monday to register new pupils. minutes before firemen arrived to help rescue him. - The Bloodmobile win be in The man walking below appears oblivious to the Children who attended Vemon A trailer truck struck the rear .schools last year need not regis Hosiery, Main Floor Glris’ Bbqgh Uain H oot town again Wednesday fran drama overhead. (AP Photofax) A. to 6:80 p.m.. this time at of a car that etopped suddenly ter, because they registered at South Methodist Church. With „as a , traffic light turned red on the end of school in June. A many residents still vacationing ®®®tor St. at Summit St. yes- New residents should go to the and with an usual summer terday morning. The car re nearest school for registration “slowdown,'' officials fear the ceived only minor damage. information. quota may be difficult to meet. The car was operated by Jane SolMMd Surplus You can prove them wrong E. Olson,. 46, of Miami, Fla., The school system ended Its by calling the local Red Cross and the truck by Albert S. Car fiscal year on Jime 30 with a o ffic e , 237 E . Center St. and ter, 61, of Waterbury. CAR FAIR, INC. surplus o t 847.596.32. T he funds making an appointment to give. Donna M. Klucewitcz of 8M have been returned to the Gen Or you can Jurt walk in Wednes Hackmatack St. struck a BIG DISPLAY - RECONDITIONED eral Fund of the town. day. parked car yesterday as she Dr. Ramsdell reported that U drove south on Linden St. lOn- the town of Tolland has been or damage was reported to tbe SAFETY CHECKED AUTOMOBILES billed more than 816.900 for tui parked car, owned by Arnold 461 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER tion for the 172 pupils who at Vickers Factory R. Sloan, SO, of U8 Cbartor tended Rockville High School Oak St. PHONE 643-1591 last y ea r. Offered for Sale A patrolman in a cruiser Tbe cost per pupil at the Mgh baxdced up along Lockwood St. WATERBURT (AP) — The school was 8066.10 per school yesterday afternoon and struck year. T olland w as bUled $000 a Waterbuiy plant of Virtiers, a udilty pole with the left front year proviously. Inc., which once employed some fender of his car. Hie cruiser Moose Flcnle G BOO persons, has been pik up for was driven by Richard B. EXCLUSIVE AT PERO’S — NATIVE APPLES, 7%s Rockville Moose Annual sa le. • Dion, S4, o f 325 Autumn St. PEACHES, Corn, Tomatoes, Melons, Cukes, Car Family Picnic wlU be held Sun Mjoderate damage was report Tbe offer to sell -was revealed rots, Beets, Beet Greens, Endive, Escarole, Boston day at Pine Grove in Henry In letters sent to prospective ed to the fender. No action was Park, Rockville, from noon un- purchasers of the factory, Invit- taken. Lettuce, Salad Bowl, Lima, Shell Beans, Squash, \ tll dusk,'^Hotdogs, com, water tog them to tour tbe facilities —------Ledcs, Swiss Chard, Hot Peppers, Acorn and But melon and various beverages 1, DISTURBANCE SUBDUED ternut Squash. ar# on the menu. Vickers announced its inten- BOSTON (AP)—Metropolitan Departs for Europe tion to close its factory in June, District Commission PoUce re- SEE US FOR: Yams, Tomips, Peas, Cauliflower Grace Englehart, 16 Main St, following rejection by Teamsters ported subduing 2S mental pa- and Parsnips. TalcottvlUe, has departed yes Local 677 of ths company's con- tients at the Boston State Hos- terday with 46 other students <# traet proposal aimed at ending pltal late Hiursday night, after Buy One Or A Dozen Or More Of Any Items! from Nasson OoUege, Spring- on eight-month strike. a “minor disturbance.” This is the time to drop into our showroom for the vale, Maine, for a five-month The union later voted to ac- Sgt- Jwnes J. Kelly o f the study abroad program based in sept Vickers' final offer, but the Bhie HiUs D ivision said 10 o f NATIVE TOMATOES...... 2 lbs. 3 9 « VALUE BUY OF THE YEAR. Take advantage of our Strasbourg, France. company refused to alter its de ficers calmed the inmates after NECTARINES ...... 2 lbs. 3 9 « St Joseph’s Bazaar cision, citing economic hardship two attendants locked them in CALIFORNIA LETTL C E ...... head 2 9 e CLOSE-OUT DEALS on the 1966 CHEVROLETS St Joseph’s Church outdoor resulting from tbe strike. a recreaUon room when the pa bazaar, will have special chil tients assaulted them. ’Ihere' CLORAX ...... gal. S S e lackers, a division of the Sper COTTS SODA (Contents)...... 4 fo r 8 9 ^ dren’s matlneo Saturday, start ry Rand Oorp., manufactured were no injuree# reported. SELECTION iS LIMITED... SO HURRY! ing at 1 p.m. Most of the kid Carnaby shirt Sgt. KeUy said the only dam hydrauUc pumps, transmissions, die rides will be at reduced V and siAxmarine and anti-aircraft age consisted of a phone torn By The Way; See you TONIGHT at the PEACH FESTIVAL prices. Boodu will be open. p o rta off the wsS and some lockers at the Manchester North End Fire House! Saturday evening •will be high dented. lighted by drawings at 11 p.m. with mini skirt “Here’* Where Yon Meet Your Neighbors and raenda!" when a 1068 sedan and other Sandalwood Oil prizes wiB be avrarded. BUYS HAVE NEVER BEEN B EH ER ! Surprise' (events are planned Sandalwood is a. hardwood "THE KING and the pifblio is invlt^. A-cetate knits Minl'^print cotton shirt by stoh in fragrant oil and is ob- LIGGEn DRUG The bazaar opened Monday Jo Matthews, dark backgrotmd toined from various oriental .OF PARKADE Getlhe right used cor at the right price night at the church grounds, w i^ white collar and cuffs, troes, principally in India. It PRODUCE!" OPEN off Thilan, West and Mapto Sts, is' u s^ extensively tn Bud
South Windsor PAGE SIX MANCHEST^ EVENING^ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1968 Hartford Teacher^ Aide^ Government Report Says ‘nWatar-Boy” Lawn Watering Systems TV-Radio Tonight Quickly installed in luiy lawn area and there is To Work with Bused Pupils nothing to get out of order. Public Schools Widen Gap Daniel B. Oroaby and Mrs. Education. During the summer PAYS FOR ITSELF — Marjorie Biggs LdtUe will au- of 1964 he supervised the tutors CUTS WATER BILLS UP TO 50% Television pervlae the 25 HarUord children of the Salvation Army Summer Install under the grass, “Water-Boy” feeds moisture Tutorlaf Project. 6:06 ( 8-1021) Kovle (60) BpoetM Cam era. being buaed to South Windsor Between Negroes, Whites ( 8) Mike Douglas 7:30 ( 3-12) Ih e WlW. ‘ direct to roots, without loss of water. Burning sun Mrs. Little graduated in the (18) llerv Giiain (40) Fllntatones this fall under the regional de Ellsworth Memorial High ■ (18) H o lly w ^ A 6k>-Go (84) Science Reporter shine and hot breezes cannot dry out or blow away segregation prograim. Mrs. U t- (80) Faith tor Today (10) Movie 4 School’s class of .1951, attended WASPUNGTONib^fAP) — A In effect, it challengres the The httle-noUced, 737-pAge (30) Rodcy and Hla Friends (18) Subscription TV “Watet-Boy” supplied moisture. tle will be a teachers’ aide. St. Joseph’s College for two goverament report, prepared entire concept ot neighborhood report on equality of education- (40) Man of the World - „ (20-8()) Camp Runamuck (O) Crosby, a graduate of WilUs- years and is now taking evening qnder congressional mandate, schools. But it . also contends al opportunity was published by 6:80 (40) Dennis. Menace 8:00 (40) Summer Pun (C) Cdi "Watm’-Boy" of Monchesttr— 649-2330 (30) Whirlybirds (80-8260) Hank (C) ton Academy, received a BA courses at the University of ^ a rg M that American public that transportation of children the Office of Education July 81. (80) FYI (24) Antiques degree from Colgate University 8:30 ( W 2) Hogan's Heroes (O) Hartfor(i. ■chools are widening the educa- to achieve inte^atipn will not Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, D- 6:46 (IS) Ralph Kanna and an jfA in education from CJonn., accused the government 6:00 ( 3 ^ ) New*. Sports, Weather (24) USA Theater She is a member of the CRT ticnal gap between Negroes and itself solve the dilemma pf edu- (10) Eye-Dentlfy (30-2220) Mitch Miller (O the University of Hartford. He Thursday of trying to avoid pub (40) Addams Family board of directors; the Child irtdte people. cational Inequality. (18) Merv Griffin also has taken courses in edu lic notice because of the report’s (80) Industry on Parade 9:00 ( 3-12) Gomer Pyle (C) Development Advisory Council, (■84) What's New? (10) Sports World (C) cation and psychology at the funded by the Federal Office explosive political implications. (30) Seahunt (40) Honey West FLETCHER GLAS^ GOi o f Ma n c h e s t e r Hartford Seminary Foundation of Economic Opportunity; sec He told Secretary of Welfare (82) Rocky and His Friends (34) Blue Ridge Music 6:16 (10-80) News. Weather 9:30 ( 3-12) NFL Football and Trinity College. retary of the Stowe Village John W. Gardner the report had (10-20-22-30) Mr. Roberts (C) (40) Sugarfoot He taught .school at Virginia Civic Organization; a member Sukarno Supporters been given cavalier treatment. Loring photo (82) Club House (Ch^* ^'armer'a Daughter ‘When You Think of GlasSy 6:30 (12) Newsbeat 6494521 Seminary .and College, Lynch of the Wish School PTA, and a 10:00 ( 8-40) Court Martial “ I think the time has come for ( 8) Newswire Think of Fletcher** burg, Va., tor one year, and has communicant of Holy Trinity ue not to be satisfied with clich Engaged (84) USA Photography (10-20-22-30) U.N.C.L.E. (C) ( 3) Walter Cronkite (C) (18) Subscription TV taught at the Arsenal Elemen Church in Hartford. es . . Ribicoff said at a Sen (34) Open Mind The engagement,of Miss Tri- (10-80-28-30) Hutniey - Brink- tary School, Hartford, tor the She lives with her husband Clash with Soldiers ate subcommittee hearing on ley (C) 11:00.( 8-10-20-22-30-40) News, cia Lee McCollum to Joseph 6:46 ( 8) Peter Jennings, News Sports. Weather 54 McKEE STREET past eight years He had charge and five children at 72 Kensing urban problems. "A lot of the __ ___ BJUTOtlNG, Indonesia (AP) students headquarters. Ronald Casey, both of Manches- 7:00 (24) What'e New? (40) Sports Pinal of the Arsenal School’s safety ton St., Hartford. The trouble here started after concepts are loaded with politi- been‘ announced by her (22-30-40) News. Sports 11:16 (10-30) Tonight (C) — An angry crowd of President ( 3) Death Valley Days (C) 11:20 ( 8) Movie patrol program. General Electric General Electric Teflon President Sukarno's speech cal dynamite.” parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph (20) Miami Undercover 11:26 ( 40) Movie TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS For the 1663-64 year, he com Detecto Sukarno’s supporters clashed (10) John Forsythe 11:30 ( 22) Tonight (C?) Manchester Evening Herald Wednesday, independence day. The document was prepared McCollum ot 16 Laurel PI. 12:00 (18) SubBCrtption TV from $25.00 fo $45.00 pleted the in-service program substitute South Windsor corre today with armed soldiers In ( 8) Front Row (C) Teflon Coated Electric Skillets Sandwich Grill & Waffle hpon Student groups objected to his under terms of the Civil Rights fiance Is the son of Mr, 7:18 (40) Peter Jennings. News 12:15 ( 3-12) Movies in modem mathematics spon 1:00 (40) Air Force Film spondent, Betty Ryder, teL Bathroom Scale tills West Java dty. The sol words and tone. One issued a Act of 1964, which called for a and Mrs. ArthuV Klssman nf ' (22) Summer Highlights Now is the time to bring in your soreons to.lie repaired. | sored by the Hartford Board of 644-2374. Automatk double coated non-stick finish Sp*etefly PHcm! diers fired over the heads of the statement expressing ‘ ‘no confl- survey on eduactional oppor^ 121 Highland St. SBEJSATDBDAirs TV WEEK FOB COMPUSTE USTINO Ouf Rsfl. 3.99 No stick cooktog! No scour cleaning! Speclolly Priced ence” in Sukanw. tunity within two years. The Storm window giaao replaced. Stand up style. Carrying handle. Gold col- r t r L Makes ccx>ktog fun. Ws(niit brown dou ble-^ ^ £ \ grill and waffle baker. Reversible grids—— ^ demonstrators. Miss McCollum is a 1966 grad Office of Education issued a uate of Manchester High School or platform. Colors: l^ it e , black, pink. coated, keeps food from sticking. Helps I keep food from sticking. Lets you grill I The pro-Sukamo erowd — South Windsor ; 4 U summary report last July 1, the and is attending the Connecti Capacity 280-ibs. Individually cartoned. ^ fo(xl particles float away at clean-up time. I _ ■ toasted sandwi(he6, and make golden I I ■ •bout 2,000 strong — took to the AUTO QLASS INSTALLED Area Weather deadline date. cut institute of Hairdressing, brown waffles. Model #G44T. — streets of Bandung In a march Radio Model #207. Model #C126T. • * The report's author, James Hartford. Mr. Casey is a 1966 on tile anti-Sukamo Student Ac WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — s BLASS FURNITURE TOPS „ Coleman, has called the sum graduate of Howell Cheney (n ils UstlBg Inednle* only flwa$ news broadcasts o f 10 or 10 230 Better Streetlights tion Bhont headquarters. Mostly sunny skies are in store ______^ ______,,___ mary flat and overcautious. He Technical School, and is em- mliiato length. Some stattons oarry other Short newscasts.) Armed soldiers en horseback. for Connecticut today; with tem- MIRRORS (Rraplace and Door) said that might have stemmed ployed at the E and S Gag« WDBC—18W 10:10 Nightbeat To Be Installed in Fall In armored cars and on foot sur peratures in the 80s. from government uneasiness Manchester. 6:00 Long John Wade 11:30 News. Sports. Weather 11:46 Art Johnson Show Pre-Season Hunting Equipment Sale! rounded the headquarters and The U.S. Weather Bureau says about survdy. findings "that uo date has been announced 8:00 Dick Robinson PICTURE FRAMING (all lypat) Ths Connecticut Light and Miss Neimi was awarded the 1:06 News. Sign Off WPOF—1419 drove the pro-Sukamo demon- the day should be pleasant, with may have political reper(nis- for a wedding. WBCH—91S 6:00 Jim Meeker Power Oo. has informed Town scholarship for her academic 6:00 Hartford HighlighU 6:30 Ken Griffin Shop early for the greatest assortment of guns, ammunition, accessories for hunting & camping. wtrators-I— *— off. sunny skies in the morning glv- sjons.” . ______. 8:00 Gaslight Manager Terry V. Sprenkel that leadership excellence. She At leasrt one demonstrator was way to some afternoon 10:00 Hotline WINDOW and HATE BUSS an n m m e»a m m§ ■■ m skn m . .. A * ' RiWcoft said the same thing. 12:00 Quiet Hours 12:00 John Sherman I . .ymix , j . is the president of the Distribu- WINF—1289 conversion of 280 incandescent Education Club at CCSC 12 6a. Rem. Exp. Shot Shells 2.83 Box Accessories liutt. ' cloudiness as a weather front And another subcommittee G u n s It was the first time that Bu- passes the Connecticut area, Pair Charged 6:00 News FINANCE CO. ROBBED member. Sen. Jacob K. Javits,. 5:16 Speak Up Hartford S Siir^:^gi“ '^ ; and was elected president of the kamo supporters have openly' 6:O0 News. Sports 12 Ga. Rem. Shur Shot Shotgun Temperatures are expected to r -n .Y., said he had never been BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The Ulstribtive Education Clubs of Single Shot 22 Rifle #120...... 17.88 Outers Gun Clean Kits ...... 1.99 With Extortion 6:30 Elditorial Roundup Nov. 1. The program will prob- . „e r ic a in Chlcaeo in Anril demonstrated in the heart of an reM h'qu^tr^r^’ levels before 6:46 Lowell Thomas Seaboard Finance C3o. at 111 S h e lli...... 137 Box advised of the report’s exist ably take about 40 working days, , k- Recoil Pad .99 Dow Shoe Saver i9 area considered anti-Sukamo. cloudiness sets in. 7:00 World Tonight Boston Ave. was robbed of $1,000 Auto Load 22 Rifle #187 ...... 29.88 ence. HARTFORD (AP) — Vincent 7:15 Frank Gifford and the job should be ^ n e b^ ^he will attend he club’s na- Students opposed to the Indone- humidity wiU be low. by an armed man Thursday. 22 Shorts...... iSBox Web Shell B e lt...... J8 u In a the 'AMBtlBinii ( t Amm§at0 an V • • WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET, INC. bWORlN CHEVROLET, INC. AkDERY CHEVROLET, ING U 41 STANLEY STREET—220-0S45 476 CONN. BOULEVARD—2g9-S441 P O (^ C ------N, EAST HARTFORD, COI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1966 PAGE N IN B PAGE EIGHT | MANCHESTER EVENING HERALO, J^ANCHESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 19> 1966 On the Telephone' 26 Safety Requirements . Alaraaing Hike Longer Space Walk!^ ■o as to prevent majority party mem- . bers from being elected to posts va- , Mom Hears Son Shot; Expected for 1967 Autos oert^Note“ Planned for Gordou lE trp m n g cated by minority party members and WAfflfnNOTON (AP) — ’Twen for equipment of all vehicles to HARTFORD (A P )—The num f d b u b e b d b y t h b thus upsetting minority representation ty-six safety requirements control polluting emisatons. (A SPACE CENTER, HoUston. whlla stUl tied to it MO feet t. HKRAI.T) PRINTING CO.. INC. on the board as a whole or within any Operator Gets Help adopted by the General Services smog-control detdee). ber of pedestrian deaths in Con Tex. (AP) — The length of apart. IS Blwell Street Manchester. Conn. term on the board. Administration for government 15. Standards for tire safety necticut is ’ “increasing at an Gemini 11 pilot Richard F. Cbarlesworth said officials . THOMAS F. Ii^RGUSON WASHmOTON (AP) - Back and safety rims.. (Government Gordon Jr.’s space walk likely were reviewing Gordon’s walk WALTER R. FERGUSON What the current interpretatlone telephone operator cut In to tell purchases of automobiles are alarming rate,” said the chair expected'to be appliet) to cars in tire standards vary according to will be nearly double that origi to determine K it needed to be Publishers seem to be saying is that in each elec in Worcester, Mass., Mrs. John Girard that his three minutes' man of the Connecticut Safety , .______ypunded October 1, 18M. were up. general as a result of legislation the proposed use o f the vehicle nally planned. lengthened. ^ tion, the officials will have to antici Johnaon listened on the tele Commission today. Published Bveiy Evening Except Sundays It turned out to be a fortunate pending in Congress. and are set out in purchase con Frederick W, Hurd noted that “ I think there’s a good chance He said, “ I think there’s ft and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at pate whether minority representation phone as her son happily de it -will be expanded,’’ ^said Clif good chance it will be expanded! Mhnoheeter, Conn., as SeOood Class M all coincidence. The operator got In The first 17 are in force for tracts) . through Aug. 15, some 67 pedes could be damaged by any possible com scribed from 600 miles away his Mattsr. touch -witii her supervisor. To 1967 models and the others apr 16. Back-up lights. trians ha^ been killed in Con ford) Chalrlesworth, fhe flight I would say that he wouldn’t go bination of winners, no matter how re-, new job as truck driver in sub director who explained that the any more than about 100 SUBSCRIPTION RATES gether they traced the call, noti ply thereaftejw # 17. Rear -view m irror or m ir necticut this year, compared to ■ Payable fat Advance mote, and eliminate that possibility by urban Arlin^on, Va. fied police and called an ambu- The requirements: rors. 50 during the corresponding pe 56 minutes currently alloted the minutes, probably 100 to lOt „ One Tear ...... 123.00 He was calling from an open minutes would be the nuud* Six Months ...... U.00 fiat. lifince. Then, for a half an hour, 1. Anchorages -for both lap . 18. Window and door controls riod of 1965. busy walk might not give Three Months...... 6.G0 telephone booth here early they kept the line open, keeping and shoulder seat belts for cer recessed or made of breakoff Hurd .said ” 18 child pedes Gordon enough time to do all hie mum.” One Month ...... l.SS The alternative is to let the election Wednesday. Mrs. Johnson posted. tain seating places. (This means materials. tasks. . take place, and if it goes “wrong” to trians and five child bicyclists m e m b e r o f ~ "W alt a minute, Mums,” the Mrs. Johnson, who arrived seat belts for both front and 19. Recessed or padded ash have lost their young lives Flight planners are consid RACKETEERS INDICTia) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS interfere after the fact and declare as The A ssisted Press is exclusively entitled son, Robert E. Girard, 23, said here Wednesday Afternoon with back seats in passenger cai-.s trays and lighters. through carelessness and .■some ering stretching the stroll to CHICAGO (AP) — Three men “ winners” some candidates who did not to the use ot republlcation of all news dis suddenly. And then: "G et out of Girard’s stepfather, credited the Nassirf photo and for all seats in some bu.^es, 20. Padded arm rests. about 100 minutes, which would l^ ve been indicted by a grand patches credited to it or not otherwise credlt- times neglect on the part of S in this paper and also the local nows pub- actually win. The repercussions then here Mums, I ’ve been shot. Get operators with saving her son’s such as school buses.) 21. Padding of seat backs to parents.” let him walk in space for a com jury as a result of an investigor would be something. . help.” life. Engaged 2. Construction of forward protect rear seat passengers. plete orbit of the globe. tion into alleged ahakedowns 44 rlrtU of republlcation of special dls. “We urge safety officials of patches nerein are also reserved. Mrs. Johnson heard a thump Girard, who was shot in the compartments so as to reduce 22. Head rests for protection Gordon, a N avy lieutenant nomosexuals. The confusion^ is ridiculous. The The engagement of Miss every community in the state,” ’ler son saying two teen-agers chest, was operated on at the likelihood of head impact or of front seat passengers from commander, is to set out on the Charged with interstate travel The Herald Printing Com pany, Inc., cause is clear: You can't have “ head to Kathleen A. Solomonson to Paul said Hurd, ” lo place particular semes no financial responsibility for typp- 'ad demanded his money and George Wa.shlngton Hospital leg or knee injury to a person whiplash. walk the morning of the second in aid of racketeering were head” contests superimposed on the A. Quey, both of Manchester, emphasis at this time on the giaphioal errors appearing in advertisements ■hen, with obvious effort, "I’m and listed today as in fair condi wearing a lap seat belt. day of the three-day orbital John J. Pyne, 52, and William andother reading matter in The Manchester 23. Side marker devices. importance of safe walking and normal election process for board of ■jleeding.” has been announced by her par journey after he and N avy J. Burke, 66, both of New York Evening Herald.______tion. Police are on the lookout 3. Recessed instrument panel (Front and back turn signals bicycling habits for children and education and still preserve minority The anxious mother began to for two teen-agers. The opera ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elof Solo instruments and control de Cmdr. Charles A. Conrad Jr. City, and Sherman Kaminslqf, Full service client of N. B. A. Service Inc. must be -visible from the side of general pedestrian safety em representation. monson of 39 Oliver Rd. catch and link with an Agena 40, of Baltimore, Md. Ptibllahers Representatives — The JultM scream. At that moment the tors requested anonymity. vices. the vehicle.) phasis for all age groups.” Mathews Special i^ency — New Yorx. Chi H er fiance is the son Of Mr. rocket the first day, Sept. 9. The indictment alleges they That point was made some years 4. Collapsible steering column 24. Rear -window defrosters. Tliere were 84 pedestrian cago. Detroit and Boston. and Mrs. Martin Quey o f 406 Gordon hopes to tie the Agena made trips to West Hartford, ago, fruitlessly. and other energy-absorbing pro 26 Pull bars for light trucks deaths in Connecticut la.st year. ""litEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULAr Hartford Rd. visions in the steering conttul to the spacecraft with a 100-foot Conn., and to Indianapolis, Ind.', iTOire. ______and for jeep type vehicles with The solution lies with the General Alpert^s Tijuana Band Miss Solomonson is a 1963 system- cord, try his hand .at being a during March, 1966, in connec soft tops. A SEGAL ORIGINAL Display advertising closing hours! Assembly. It ought to pass a law which graduate of Manchester High 5. Safety door latches and space mechanic by tightening tion with an extortion plot. For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. 26, F^el tanks and tank filler CHICAGO (AP) — The Chica says that when a member of the board School and of the Market Train and loosening bolts with a spe Pyne is a former detective Ml For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. hinges. pipes constructed of nonruptur go Art Institute recently gave a ^ r Wednesday — X p.m. Tuesday of education resigns, the remaining Broke ^Sound^ Barrier ing Institute, Hartford. She is 6. Safety anchorage of seats, cial tool designed for weightless the Chicago police force. BVir Thursday — 1 P-n^ Wednesday. employed as assistant supervis ing or rupture-resistant materi first award of $5,000 to George T ot Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. members should appoint a successor NEW YORK (AP) — "I don’t but he lives in the same home including adequate strength of operation, and move about with o r of the Credit Rating Bureau, als. Segal of North Brunswick, N.J., FVir Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. seem able to get caught up with and is investing his income to seat adjusters and seat frame a jet gun. . » Classified deadline: 10:30 a.m. each day eC of the same party to. fill the rest of his 983 Main St. Mr.-Quey is a 1963 in ^ h e institute's 68th annual piMlcation except Saturday — 9 am. provide for the security of his combinations and anchorage of The next day he wlH stand in FOR RfiNT term. success,” said Herb Alpert. graduate of Manchester High MENDELL ELECTED exHibition of American painting two children. folding seats. his seat and poke part of hla That would have the great -virtue o f “ I ’m not used to it. School and is employed at the ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) and -sculpture. 8 and 16 mm. Movie Pro I Friday, Aug;ust 19 "M any people start out in this 7. Four-way flashers. (A body out of the spacecraft tor a jectors— sound or silent, also- I - Annulli Construction Co., 983 — Frank H. Mendell is the new Segal’s presentation was enti simplicity and intelligibility. “ My goal isn’t to make money business by wanting the accept switch permitting all four turn 2*^i-hour picture-taking sessltwi. S3 mni. slide projectors. ------Main St. president-elect of the 11,000- tled “ The Truck” and consisted And, o f course, eventually'weTouTS —' it’s to find out what life is.” ance of others, even craving it,” signals to be turned on simulta member Soil Conservation So of a life-size plaster truck driver Later that day Gordon and Con But at 29, Herb, whose dark he remarked. “1 didn’t. I never N o date has been announced neously in event the veiiicle is WELDON DRUG CO. 9 jO ur School Board Non-Etection amend the to-wn's charter to conform ciety of America. He ia from steering toward road hazards rad will attempt to fly Gemini 767 M ala St.—Tlel. 64S-5SS1 sideburns and matador build really started out to be a profes for the wedding. standing, perhaps disabled.) with the new law. Des Moines, Iowa. projected on a movie screen. 11 in formation with the Agena lone time, not very long ago, tliers make him look like the late Ru sional musician. I thought my 8. Safety glass and glazing ------;------f.------was a provision in Manchester's ^t^wn dolph Valentino, is riding a trumpet was only a way to help Conestoga ‘Stogies’ materials. charter which had the great virtue golden avalanche. me get through high school and 9. Hydraulic service brakes The slender trumpeter and his shnplicity and intelligibility, Indexes Falling All Around Us college. ■ The word stogie to denote a systems, (Inclusion of a fa’l- 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-6171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - C t^ i^ M O ^ A Y S famed Tijuana Brass Band will “ Now it has become quite a certain type of cigar, often of back system in event the regu MUSIC STORES: 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) j' lt said that when a member of the ^ Some Wall Street broker observed, gross, he figures an estimated responsibility. the low-priced type, stems from lar brkke system falls.) WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 143 BAST CENTER STREET - TEL 649-7196 l^pard of education resigns, the remain- the other day, that this was one of the $32 million this year as the re- "But we didn’t start out to a shortened form of Conestoga, 10. Standard bumper heights. members should appoint a succes- nicest stock market falls anyone could .sult of breaking the sound bar make a lot of money. I ’m not a a city in Pennsylvania noted for 11. A standard gear quadrant ' to fill the rest of his term. ever imagine. The decline is accom rier. businessman. W e’re doing its cigar production, as well as for vehicles equipped with auto ten, through a series of interpreta- plished by varying degrees from day to The sound barrier they broke something we really enjoy. I its wagon factories, in the 18th matic transmission. COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED pns by attorney general and town day. Since the first of the year, these was the sound of rock ’n’ roll like the feeling of pleasing peo and 19th centuries. 12. Windshield wipers and which has dominated the music sel—th? recollection o f which is declines add up-to a sensational total of ple, of making at least some washers, including coverage of world for years. They created a people happy. WINDOW WASHER FALLS a larger windshield area than Jth arduous and fruitless— this aim-, some 200 points on the Dow-Jones In rollicking new sound, a sound in “ I ’m concerned not with the HARTFORD (AP)—A window has been standard. method of filling a vacancy on the, dustrial average. Yet there has never which .Alpert wedded Dixieland past or the present so much as washer fell from the second 13. Provision of glare reduc been a single day or even moment o f. oducatibn was bypassed ani « t Album Of Churches By JoMpta Saterals jazz and the spirited rhythms of the future. I want to keep creat floor of the Hartford Aetna tion surfaces. (Anjrthing the aately replaced in the charter by a pMic, It Is all very ■ tight-lipped, and Mexico's strolling mariachi building and landed on the roof driver can see must not produce UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, BOLTON ing and improving new sounds. ^re sophisticated one. genteel, -with none.of .that falling from bands. of a passing station wagon a glare, reducing -vision.) WATKINS That is the real joy in being a dose legal Interpretations made It windows hlgh-at^.e. the street or selling Herb, who has been blowing musician. Thursday,. 14. Control of air pollution to fill unexpired terms by ap- of apples dawn'’ b'eiow. the trumpet since he was 8, first "I know I’ll never be satisfied Robert Field, 22, was reported through compliance \rith the experimented with the new in serious condition in Hartford standard proposed by the wel lintment only until the next regular It's like gblijg to your ruin in a Pull with the way I play the trumpet. SEMI-ANNUAL See these Semh Herald sound in a Los Angeles garage I ’m sure of that.” Hospital after the fall. fare department Dec. 31, 1966, VctlonB, and'then by election fo r the man chair. <' > in 1962. But it was a full two ader of the term. The charter There Is ^si^ethtng equally genteel Inside Report Yesterdays Open Foru] years before the sound really HOME FURNISHING age fixed that proviglon into the and stoic other developments on caught the national fancy. Annual savings l^iguage at the town’s own charter. the economic front Everybody can see' 25 Years Ago “There have been a lot of new lyAt that time this newspaper raised the crucial prices g^ng up, but no one'‘ Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak musical sounds, and you can A Earl G. and Robert E. Sea ‘Wonderful To See’ May I, however, remind^ywi proposes to do mudh alxmt i t or ma&e never in advance really put ^estions about the then current legal T o the EMitor, that there is a continuing need Tonight man purchase property on Birch your finger on one that the pub SALE much of an outcry, or, least of all, re with cold anger when Mayor Interpretations, fearing they woujd MINNEAPaLJS — On the fece St. at rear of so-called Tinker Thank you, Manchester. fo r blood throughout 12 months The Colonial Beauty Salon frain from adding one’s oWn'Uttle push Naftalin and Gov. Karl Rolvaag lic will take to,” said Herb. rause confusion and do violence to mi of i, the political leaders of Block from Manchester Sa-vlngs Your heartwarming response of the year to supply the 42 negotiated -with the leaders of “ But perhaps pieople were t i l l U p.. m. nority representation on the board of to the increase in the cost at something. this city and state yielded to Bank, on which they plan to to the pleas made earlier this hospitals in Connecticut and one W A N A T SHOPPtNG CENTER TOLLAND. CONN. the Plymouth Street riot. tired of protSst music. Ours has education. W e also objected to modify Everybody can see how disastrously build a warehouse for their month by the Connecticut Red successful drawing can in no blackmail and came through The Mayor has never experi a happy sound.” THURSDAYS dangerous it may he for our financial Cross Blood Program at a time way compensate for other un ing the charter— on the assumption, hardware business kno-wn as F. Perhaps Alpert himself was ■with an attractive offer of sev enced such a city-wide outbreak when the blood supplies were successful ones. pethaps naive, that the problem would institutions to keep trying to pay high T. Blish Hardware Co. subconsciously looking for a FRIDAYS eral hundred jobs as a result of hostility — phone calls, tele so desperately low, was wonder 'The regular August visit o f m away more etuhly i f the Interpieta- er 4tnd higher interest rates in order to Louis Bayer, owner of Bayer happier sound. One of his chores of the Negro riot on the North grams, and letters by the scores ful to see. It was proof beyond the Bloodmobile in Manchester PROFESSIONAL STYLING, SHAPING, qons were' npt froren Into the charter. be able to get more money to put out —as hit him after he decided to Produce Co., wholesale fruit during a two-year stint in the 0 doubt of people helping people will be on Wednesday, Aug. 24 higher and -higher rates, but no one Side two weeks ago. dealer, is purchaser of Magnell Arm y had been the playing of 43id w e reeonim'etided , that, " if* t o y respond to the riot -with a prom —cheerfully and generously. at South Methodist Church But that scarcely tells the propery at Main and Eldrldg^e “Taps” at funeral services. change be made, it should ,be pne aimed- .Vs-. chiijken enough to break ranks and ise of jobs and only limited po Much thanks is due in partic from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. W e sin whole story. As long as one year lice action. It was this mild re Sts. Some days he blew this moum- at avpiding, rather than eacouragingj -refuse to .-participate in the suicidal ego, Mayor Arthur Naftalin, a ular to the Town of Manchester cerely hope that those who wore COLORING and PERMANENT WAVING sponse by city officials even futt farewell salute as many as Sleep like youVe kind Pf thing that has nbw'happen- cba'rge. Hubert Humphrey stalwart in which pro-vided a home for the unable to donate during the more than the riot itself that fed 10 Years Ago 18 times at military cemeteries. y ■ 1' „There have been times, of course, the Democratic • Farmer - La emergency bloodmobile opera- . emergency period will ,try to do e|d to Manchester and one'of its, politi the backlash. His six-man band has made when- the nation headed blithely and This date ten years ago was tion and to the area churches so on this date. Though this cal parties. bor (DFL) 'party, started a Ne To one city hall official these six albums of which 11 million . happily .into ai crash because it didn’t gro job hunt among the biggest a Sunday; The Herald did not whose clergymen, when apprised particular emerg^ency may now Open Tuesday thru Saturday 9 to 6 — Tliursdoy & Friday till 9 P.M. never slept before that. xecoUeotlon, too, te probably protests from voters who have recordings have been sold. businessmen in the city. He also publish. of t}ie very serious situation have, been lessened, it can occur ever realize tbie dangers toward which been the backbone of the D F L One of his two firms, the A ft iSnittleae--., made several trips to the dilapi readily encouraged their con- again. Please support your laEPHONE 875-1560 G tt ,was being propelled. were the first positive evidence M Record Oo., expects a gross ^Snoe then furfhdr interpretations dated Plymouth Street ghetto to g^regations to support this Ufe- Blood Program—all year — by - But .jioW we have some reason to he had seen o f the white back- . of $90 million during 1966. His promise help to' hundreds of sa-viiig effort. Cooperation was your donation. and some judicial decisions have appar-r lash. Posture know where we are heading, and what other firm, Tijuana Brass En teenage Negro drop - outs, job A Thought for Today also forthcoming from many eitly _ precluded the: ppsalbility of de-. It is too early to say whether Mrs. Myron A. Boglisch terprises, should gross better dangers we are flirting with, so that less in a city that has an acute Sponsored by the Manchester other sources all blending to sfroying mhiority representation, hut the calculated risk of the power than $2 iriillion from the band’s we dpaerve m^ch more credit, now, for shortage of skilled and semi Council of Churches gether to make a highly suc Chairman they do It at the cost of confu^on.. structure that runs this city will concert and television appear ^ the dalm appearance of business almost skilled labor. cessful day. Manchester Blood Program Supreme '44’e , /niese new interpretations and ded- pay off. I f it does not, the tiny ances. as boom usual which we manage to Naftalin’s efforts, aided by Asking and Receiving Blons hold, in general, that the clear in-' Negro minority that lives in the Herb and his bandsmen next keep up even while Indexes are falling half a dozen Federal, State, and dpit of the legislature is to guarantee North Side ghetto ■will issue an “And I say imto you, Ask, month invade Europe and Eng all arpvlnd' us. city agencies, netted scores of other challenge in the form of thinority representation on a board of job possibilities. But that’s and it shall be given you: seek, land — home territory of his Yps,'it'is the nicest falling market new mob -violence and new de friendly rivals, the Beatles — education, as a Wl^ole and within Its sep- where it stopped. No one was ac and you shall find; knock and Today in History Stearns & Foster puts everything possible into Posture I .anybody could ask, and all the rest of mands. The tTEigedy here is that, it shall be opened unto you.”— and plan to make a movie early TRADE IN Supreme for your sleeping luxury. The 308-coil it ^ r - ai^e terms, whetBbe filled by regular tually hired. - it adds up to as well disciplined a with all its wealth, its political Luke 11:9 . . You have not, next year. Action of.'hy election t(V.fill unexpired “ It took rocks through plate- By The Aaeociated Prels greatest commando attack fai spring unit assures extra firm support, while the quilted 'itiarch into trouble as economic history sophistication, and its pro “It’s nica to be occupied," 1 glass windows to galvanize the because you ask noL”^-James Today is Friday, Aug. 19, the history. top gives body-conforming softness. It has quilted tarpis. s.^ claimed lack of race prejudices, 4:2. said Alpert, a family man who has ever recorded, and some day it may power structure in this city,” 231st day of 1966. There are 134 In 1944, U.S. Third Arm y Insulo Cushioning that eliminates coil feel and Seat T h e intent la fine, but the nifeotonieg Minneapolis ever permitted the God Is much more ready bo actually prefers to stay home. be said o f us that this was indeed one of the leading middle-class days left in the year. troops overran the suburbs of your old furnace familiar litany of Neg^ro griev Edges that won’t break down from ed^e sitting. The of achie-ving that Intent are so contpJi- Negroes in the city told us. give than we are ready to re can remember the time when our finest foolish hour. ances to reach its present crisis. Today’s Highlight in History Paris. matching box*springs have 72 metal-tied coils. Choose Qgted they are causing headaches for the “ Those rocks got more jobs than ceive from His hand. The ask I had nothing to fill my time And if this city, -with its pre In 1946, thirty-four American all the work I ’ve done in a life ing must be bom of faith. On this date in 1612, the U.S. and could goof off whenever I twin or full sizes, box springs or mattresses for $44 ^cretary of state’s office,. :fpr local dominantly ScandinaviEui popu clergymen appealed to Presi on a new time of trying to help my peo Prayers are not trial balloons frig^ate “ Constitution,’ ’ famed in wanted to. I was miserable.” each piece. ^ction officials,. ai\d, for -pplltical par- lation and o-verwhelnUng whites dent Harry S. Truman to halt No Relisfious Census p le.” sent up to find out what might history as “ Old Ironsides,” de His tremendous success has majority, cannot handle its race production of atomic bombs and money-saving An official o f one of the city’s happen. Prayers are not arrows feated the B r it is h frigate had little visible effect on Hert>. jjln Manchester the ^phistlcated busi- Encouraged by some religious groups, relations -without 'violence, then to seek to have all nations out largest grain companies spoke shot aimlessly into the air with “ Guerriere” in the North AUan- Ha has bought new cars, i^ s of filling vacancies by election has the government is reported toying with the prospect of eventual racial- law their use. IRON FIREMAN in a similar vein. More than a the hope that they may strike tic. the notion of including in the 1970 cen peace in Chicago, New York, l|^eady taken its toll, and ironically the year ago he had ordered his per the heart of God and move Him On This Date Today’s BirUidaya , sus questions as to the religious be and Los Angeles is dim indeed. Qhoose the finest iSajority party, the Democrats, are the . sonnel department to find jobs to mercy. In 1940, President Franklin Actress Marie Wilson liefs of the American people. iSparent victims. The system is about for Negroes. They came up with Prayer Is acknowledging that D. Roosevelt libminated Claude years old: Poet Ogden Nash is RANGE From the first census o f 1790 to the CUSTOM M prevent the Democrats from electing four specific jobs, but the jobs God is God. Believing prayer Wickard for secretary of ag;ri- 64. AND present the government has scrupu One Y ea r Ago were never actually matched to makes ready to receive even be cuUure. ijJJDemocrat to fill a position vacated by lously refrained from including among convertible fola the job-hi^nting Negro youths. Some 500 prisoners at the fore the petition is sent on its Also in 1940, the Italians con Thought for Today. FUEL OIL aiDemocrat.- It is about to prevent the the questions asked of individual citi In short, there were many Louisiana State Penitentiary at way. quered British Somaliland. It is not doing the thipg we Waters from perpetuating the majority- zens any relating to religious belief or GASOLINE promises but little action. Bed Angola, La,, began a sitdown Rev. James A. Bonnema In 1912, Allied forces raided like, but liking the thing we M a r k H ill a majority of six, a right the voters affiliation. ded down in their snug and pros strike to protest use of inmate A very St. Church, the enemy-occupied Port of have to do that makes life hap at this low price A proposal to include in the 1960 cen ^ ould have. perous suburbs far fronst Ply guards. , South Windsor Dieppe in what was called the py. —Goethe OIL FURNACE sus a question as to religious affiliation' iilection officials have had to decide, mouth Street, the big-time grain BANTLY OIL with met with 5ji>position from the American effect, that one Democrat must be merchants, bankers, and busi Ci-vll Liberties Union, the American (OMl’VNV, IN(. iclared elected and one Republican nessmen r- along with the Ne V o lu M etric Jewish Congress and other Jewish or :i;n M M N S lK K l'T 229. list be declared elected, gro middle class on the South ganizations, the Seventh Day Adven j i f the officials did not' intervene and Side were blithely unaware of C o m b u s tio n tists, some Baptist groups, and the the tensions building up on the Fischetti w o Democrats were elected, no harm K ik'Un illt- K7.'t-.'!-TI Christian Science Church. The Bureau ■ North Side. When they exploded Wiuld be done to minority representa- of the Census, taking account of the re in the early morning hours of An. ’They would merely replace two COLONIAL WING luctance of a considerable number of Aug. 3, the result was a kind liemocrats. If two Republicans were pn-sons to answer, announced It would of mass guilt complex. Crooherf aiworolBoB h cW Simmons Hide-A-Bed convertible weted to the unexpired terms, how- not include such a question after all. Since then 145 unemployed Ne BRAND NEW sjl^er, minority repfesentation would be Many Americans believe that to ques gro teen-agers have been hand 19 6 6 firing in 30 years sofas are designed to sit like regulai* ^feated for that term because a third tion an individual regarding his religious ed good jobs. At least for the VOLKSWAGEN W e wiM give you a HbersI w de-kt sofas, look like fine sofas, and sleep belief or affiliation would violate both his ^publican already holds a seat in that moment, the dangerous tensions Bseis report savings up to aHowonoe oo the pufcbaae o f a new ito a like luxurious beds. Cushions and religious liberty and the separation of rm. have drained away. But the ex Heeman CUSTOM Mark ll fanurot. backs slope just right for daytime church and state. Furthermore, they re periment raises serious ques 33% and more oo foel A n d that’s only the begiooing M^youc sitting comfort. Beds are fitted with jBesides that, jf the Republicans were gard “the proposal as. constituting a tions. savings, for many users lepoct fiael sav ifweep the election, there would be state invasion of the right of privacy. Simmons Innerspring mattresses. Minneapolis, unlike most big ings of 53% aoid mocie over oW-0|te Republicans elected in all, and a They find it especially objectionable 'N No smoke...No soot.Jlo cities of the North, has had lit Deluxe Sedan fornaces. The reason: k geoeiaaes es iar from the election, seven would be because of the federal law which would tle Negro migration from the own combustion air supply—k karflr Irving on the nine-member board of make refusal to answer punishable by South and, therefore, no real dmnoey draft leqiMed dean and ^arasdeao—there’s oosoiokc. DANISH AfVOOCRN Lication, thus defeating minority rjap- fine or imprisonment. And they are race .problem. -The city’s Negro ’ 1678 no sooc and oil nozzles and ignition sentation on the board as a whole.- . wary about the precedent it would population is only 2.4 per cent of DEL. IN MANCHESTER Eosy bodget terms systems stay dean and efficienc Itb r it^ |The election officials, therefore, inust create for compelling citizens to dis the whole: in the state, Only 1 Choose any one of these three ptq[NAav close religious information for public yon home comfort at its bestl Call oe ep in to prevent the extra-selection per cent. Moreover, the liberal Equipped wltti 'Turn Signals, Hide-A-B^ models for only $229 . . . use in ways conceivably contrary to the D F L >arty, in power here since LMttwrette Seats, Heater, write today for foee color foidcf: aiM om taking place. They are permitted 4 custom covered in a choice of fabrical liberty and security of the individual. the rise o f Hubert Humphrey 20 Defroster, Seat Belts, Tool Hide-A-Beds are wider arm to am^ do so In- this‘ Manchester case by the K it, B u m p e r Overriders, In a recent editorial entitled “Keep years ago, has alyrays taken PAG E TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 19. 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1966 PAGE ELEVEN ■ ------— T Waterhury^s Concrete Octopus Bolton Report Details Committee Disputes Coordinated Bargaining Complicated Interchange Use of Library ,..y . Def ense Saving Claim GLADIOLI The library report for the per Km- May Face Test in Court FROM iod from Sept. 16, 1966, to June WASHZNGTON (AP) — A tors found tlie Navy was claim-* Caused Unusual Problems 30,1066, shows a total o f 18,257 HouM committee has sharply Ing a saving of $329,684 by issu NBSW YORK (AP) — A fede»- ,nationi^ Brotherhood of Elec- •The case was put before WOODLAND Oardmi books, periodicals and pam challenged the Defense Depart ing zippsr troussrs to recruits. al judge’s Allng on aenerai-J^®^' Workers, Sheet Metal Frankel by the NLRB after the (OtMitiBMd from Oae) phlets circulated. The number ft 1 -V ment’s claims to multiMlllon Instead of the 18-button kind. Workers, American Federation lUE had complained to the of new North-South and East- of pictures and records circu The tipper trousers, costing Electric Q). negotiations may Technical Engineers and are plenninc: to dump chemicaU of the city’s first hospital — ten dollar savings under Us cost board that GE’s refusal to bar Bunch “^ I .O O West highways through the city lated was 822. $7.98 each, had been declared open the way for a major test in American Flint Glass Workers, In laiYe quantities on the upper nis courts, playground and out reduction program. ' gain with |the union group com goes back at least to 1044. Act door d im m in g pool were all There were 1,229 adult bor surplus. the electrical Industry of the 'l^ree smaller A FL -dO unions mittee was an unfair labor ded(B of the two-level highways rowers registered at the library In examining a claimed sav FiWh cut! All colors! Buy bunch ual constructkm moved forward wiped out by the highway. The “ How," Hardy asked, "can a A F L -dO ’l relatively new tech- recently started to cooperate practice, and GE filed a count a to keep them clear of snow in at the end of the nine-month ings of $1.3 billion in 48 in or two to brighten your home, the at the end of 1047 when bids people of' Waterbury remained savings be claimed on issuing nlque of coordinted bargaining wUh the group, er-complaint charging an "llle- the winter. Ihere is no way to period, and 486 juvenito mem stances, the oommittee'B audi sickroom or for remembrance . . . plow snow off the highways and were sought for the Silver Street silent, not because they didn’t pants that were supposed to be by various unions dealing with a The legality or Illegality of gal, concerted, collusive” at- bers. tors reported they considered issued all along?” any acmimulation must be Oonnector. This was a major want Chase Park, but because single large employer. coalition bargaining — an issue tempt to force the company into There were 469 books pur ” V "S' ^ ‘ ’ '' J only $429.8 million as valid. project — )iS96,000 — at the they seemed to agree the high The Army was credited with Judge Marvin E. Frankel has still before the. NLRB — was not coalition bargaining. The NLRB picked up and carried away. chased during the nine month In one Instance, the commit Plans are also being made for time, but is now only a small way was more important to the saving $56.4 mllHon because it ordered GE to bargain with a decided in Frankel’s ruling. sided with the union. Only Each 69c period, and 41 magazine sub I * ' ‘'t'-'' tee found the Marine Oorps was decided to use M2 machine guns PERENNIALS some type of emergency alarm link to the major expressway. economic future of the commu negotiating committee of the scriptions were maintained by yk, A V tvs ,LJ| Work on the interchange it nity. claiming a saving of $51.8 mil- on tanks Instead of declaring AFLrdO International Union of 3 for $2.00 system for the protection of mo the library. A total of 262 books self got started early in 1064. Businesses and factories were DOXAL£> LEfe: BERT DIANNE DllTRlCH lion by modifying 17$ tanks in- them surplus and buylng"h->new Electrical Workers (lUE) that torists. Anyone stuck on the in were received as gifts. Including Young Kidnaper, Victim Hundreds to choose from ! Large, potted plants. PHLOX, terchange will be able to see a A national engineering maga tom down and relocated. Homes stead of buying new tanks. model. The new model had a Adm issioU S Heod> includes representatives of sev seven books for boys for the The committee’s auditor, Har- shorter barrel. s o a a c t a u . LYTHIUM In bloom! zine recently called it "one of- ranging from slums to expen en other imlons. service station below him but David Murdock Memorial shelf Racial Good Neivs the most complex and costly sive suburban dwellings were old H. Rubin,- . . testified ^ the. Rubin testified that — even------the—- Rev. Martin J. Scholsky Frankel’s order, issued Thurs will have no way of getting (at the elementary school), sev Sought in Massachusetts east of the Rocky Mkuntains." demolished. More than 500 par Marines never had any intentlcm Army auditing agenev said the . . ^ ...... help without walking long dis- en books for the Adelia N. Loom day, said GE must bargain with itances on the high-speed high- An unusual aspect of the high cels of land were purchased for of buying the new tanks and he 866.4 mlUion c U lT s llld lit be the union group pending a final WINCHENDON, Mass. (AP) Corps. The husky, 6-foot youth S-P-E-C-l-A-L is Memorial Shelf given by the did not regard the savings claim counted as a saving, but was Admissions at St. Thomas {ways. way is the fact that part of one the new highways. decision by the National Labor — Searchers pushed into a has a police record, including a Bolton Grange, and two bot^s Negro Boy, White Girl Selections Unlimited. Illustrated Above, $350 as valid. overruled by the Department of Seminary, Bloomfield, by Arch- t Interstate M crosses the city park and most of a second were The benefits anticipated years Relations Board on the GE-IUE heavily wooded area today in a 1965 charge of assault with a TURF-BUILDER Now $7JH for the Maxine L. Fish Memor Further. the committee devel- Defense. bishop Henry J. O’Brien, it was dispute over negotiating proce- tin an east-west pattern and eliminated with no sifnificant ago are starting to appear. ial Shelf, r' hunt for an 18-year-old former deadly weapon, Higgins said, oped Navy was credited with announced in the Catholic Tran- dures. truns from near Boston through complaints by Waterburians. Three motels have been built The total spent for adult books mental patient who police said Caouette rammed his car into a Reg. $8.95. Save 1.00. Now’s the time to buy! {Hartford and Danbury to near The initial Silver Street Connec adjacent to the new highways Gain Unusual Awards Item h^d been eliminated from saving; |32.S million on the pro- script. He was ordained Jan. S, The judge said “ there is com- abducted a 13-year-old girl from Winchendon police cruiser and was $946.69, ^ th $444.62 spent the inventory, a savings claim curement of Phantom II air- i,y ArchbislKip O’Brien at pelUng ground to expect eventu- (Scranton, Pa. tor built in 1048 took a strip of and a fourth one is under con for juvenile' books; $128-40 of her home at gunpoint. was given, a year’s probation. for it was entered year after craft, Rubin said, through the gt. James’ Church and was the al findings” by the NLRB sup- t Route 8, the lifeline of the Hamilton Park. The interchange struction. New factories are this was from cash gifts. Donald Lee Bert Dianne Dittrich Police said Steven H. Higgfins also said Caouette Have a swimming pool? See us for a COMPLETE {Naugatuck Valley, runs from itself plus a section of Interstate simple expedient of reducing first „ian to receive Holy Orders porting the lUE’s charge of un- springing up and old ones are The Columbia Record Co. pre JEWELERS.SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 Caouette, a factory worker, purchased a hunting license LINE OF SWIMMING POOL NEEDS! In adaition, Rubin reported the number of planes in a squa- ijj Manchester. fair labor practice in GB’s re- iBridgeport north to the Massa- 84 has almost eliminated Chase enlarging because they now sented a gift of 60 records to the (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) burst into the home of Mr. and earlier Thursday and ' was 958 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER . . the department automatically dron from 14 to 12. , Father Skolsky is a native of fusal last May to bargain Yrith jlehusetts line at Oolebrook. Park. have access to markets in the IJbrary, causing increased inter Mrs. Albert Couture about 4 stopped by police as he walked presented tonight at a dinner deportment.” The annual scho- claimed a 25 per-cent savings What’s more, Rubin said, the Stafford Springs, and a gradu- the combined union committee, • Planning for the construction An historic park house — site East. est among the borrowers. In p.m. Thursday armed with a .22 through this town of 3,600 -with a honoring Bert, one of six chil whenever it let a contract Navy claimed a saving of $39 j^te of St James’ School Man- A- union spokesman said view of this added interest, the Iso-ship ccoitest is to select the caliber rifle and a hunting knife. rifle on his shoulder. Caouette dren of a White Plains laborer. through competitive bidding million by transferring 1,200 Chester. He received a master’s Thursday that the A F L O O has ______...... were converted into signals and library committee has voted to girl with the most "potential in Claouette grabbed the girl. was released when he explained WOODLAND Gardens Vernon His mother is a housemaid. rather thM through award of surplus Sparrow missiles to the degree at St. John’s Seminary, tried the coallUon bargaining Marie Couture, by the wrist and he "had been out hunting.' j Police Make radioed to earth In reverse or continue to add to the collec His parents will attend to the living arts.” cost- plus-fixed-fee contracts. Air Force. # LET JOHN and LEON ZAFADKA HELP YOU * der. cost- Dlus-flxed-fee contracts. Air Forca Brighton. Mass. technique in the chemical Indus- forced her from the house, state police brought blood- tion. night’s dinner to watch him re Dianne, who will be a junior at The hearing, little noUced, "The theory,” said Rubin, "is Only three rames were devel Lutheran Church . Because of a lack of space; Before his present assignment, try and occasionally in other police said. ' hounds to the scene Thursday ceive the check from Lawrence Julliard this fall, heard about was held last month by the since these are surplus and 168 W O ODLAN D STRiET « 643-8474 oped and transmitted Thursday. exhibits for Children's Book he served as an instructor at the fields. "He said, however, that The girl’s aunt, Shirley Mor- night, and one traced a scent to iOne Arresl Kurils of Scarsdale, the club’s House Armed Services Commit- would therefore presumably be- Others will be developed and To Install Pastor Week, National Library Week, the contest from a classmate, seminary aui well as assistant the approach ■was never taken ancle, 29, the only other person the shore of Whitney Pond, president. tee’s subcommittee for special disposed of, the utilization by transmitted today, Saturday Marianne Lewter, a Negro girl Yocorion Tim* director of vocations for the to the extent that is planned in in the house at the time, told about a half mile from the girl’s and other occasions will no long The idea of contributing investigations, headed by Rep. another service is a saving.” In Safe Theft and Sunday. ’The Rev. Richard E. Bertram Archdiocese of Hartford. After this year’s negotiations with GE police that Caouette said, “ If home. er be set up. Tables, have been spending money for Bert just who lives in Brooklyn, Porter Hardy Jr., D-Va. As the photo strips came in, will be installed as pastor of placed in the exhibit area so A Nohiral Tim* The Air Force, Rubin report- his’ oi'^ination, he was assigned the Westinghouse Electric you say anything about this. I'll Police said a rowboat was One arrest has been made in grew among the club members Marianne had won second It was the first public aiul for- ed, claimed a saving of $317 ^ Peter’s Church, Hartford, Oorp. tiny portions of each strip were that students might do reference m o M u iL shoot you.” missing from the shore and said First Evangelical Lutheran when it became known that he place and a $1,000 scholarship t t e theft of a safe from a third selected for relay by television mal challenge by Congress of million on procurement of sec- .^here he served until appointed The AFL PAGE THlRTEiaf Mtf^QRESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1966 a ^-ateran /" / PAGE SBVENTEBM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGTOT 19, 1966 Help Wanted—Fnasla SB Help Wanted—Msls Motocydlei^-*BlcyclaB 11 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FA6ALY and SHORTEN WOMEN PART-nM^ Fuller TOUNQ MAN to leaim leather _ MUST SEUL—1965 Hafloy-Da-. H O O .fO f! ID BUY ^ Brush, 18 hours, |40. OsU 844- cutting, fuB time Job, 8 a .m ^ vldaon, XICH, very good con- lCA»rT6TA/0M ^BOS$d6UlCK/: 4:80 p.m., 8 day week. ApplJF^* m ig h t SOMfMARfC 0002, 844-1402. CLASSIFIED diUon, reasonable. Call 643- THE PHONE TOO UM& SHE Tober BasebalLEUMbaU. Mfg.11 On. MAj Amwtr to Pfvteiw ftmto. O F 1 IU N M 6452 after 5:30. 10IM/, MAMA!! HAVE HAVE HAD Brooklyn “St., Rykvjllo. * UITLE SPORTS Children's Games TO CALL THE GROCER ttlOCKiFSHED 1666, 306 HONDA — dream, less /«lD1HELAUHDRy'~ rr$ GONNA GET OFF THE GIRL FRIDAY s p r a t PAINTBR — Exporl-I ACB08S dlShokoqioaroui ADVERTISING than 1,000 mUes, $560. OaU 643- ALSO COUMH KRUMEV, HORHLQNG riVlLy/-! 1 Diaplaycratt Inc., 2 TPH IC r m ----- faliyqMea 1611. EHQUGHR3R Manchester 648-9587. | m 44Cbiit CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS FlORtnh* YV>r office hi new modem 40 old dBElant apoplaqr TDCAU. tXPdf. gibeUe tourselr crazk TPrisour’t — 47tabrimt 8 A.M. to 5 PJd. convalescent hospital. Typ PBRMANE3NT part-Umo. 8 p .m .j V YOU creeps^ tM BRlNBIN' IN A UIntiMfuUoB Business Service* MV BROKER! ing, bookke^l^ neces LET’S SEE 8E CAREFUL, THIS 15 18 Qroek u m b M^ * -9 p.m. for passenger tlr*! ' GUY TO, TAKE A LOOK AT IT JES' O ffered 13 y J i / / / WOOR AAlHT- NO ORDINARV WORK TO PROVE ITS THE REAL COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT* sary. service and gas station attond-V OF ART, CLYDE.'I lor uample J® MONDAS Tlini FBIDAT 10:80 AAL — &RTUBDAZ t *-»«- INd, 3AKE-' GTUFF.' AN' THIS BIRO KNOWS MOovom STEPS, aldisralks, atone wan*. ant work. See Gerry MartelU X- I HEAR ITS HEARD m oO K MORE ABOUT PAINTIN' THAN irromliilMMiM Ozapleoes, flagstoe* terreoe*. 648-1174 or Jay BoU at Hre City, Broa^ tm V 6«tk ABOUT AS FIRST PRIZE IN THE RENBRAND'S TEACHER.' UPloreo 5»®}PP~ SL across from King’s, Man b a r m PLEASE READ YOUR AD . An ooocreto lepalra. Roesoo- ORISIKIAL PAINTERS’ SOSIOBdoriUdi chester. BU66S BUNNY A%TW6 hobby CONTEST.' aiSmaUeuk liOrdor Brltlih 84 Man from Rom* OlnMlBed or *nVaiit Ade” ore tokw over the phone as m aUa prioa*. 648-0681. LEMONS. SSForiodofttmo DOWN Empire member 38 Public veWd* eonvenlenoe. The advertiner nhonld read Us ad the m S T 98 Compm poUit , „ (lb.) . Sdnoridadty 8HARPENINO Service — Saws, ST.hi Wentan— Msls. M BUS tUUVERS tor adiool rout* ON A SLOT, 94 NoUon * SeoiUMi MPenivUn 3 7 Fumiabeane* DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In «»w for the Help Wanteo—MSie as ^ Windsor and East r I DECIDED 1 MIGHT AS WELL MACHINE.' 2PnbUe weapona to F knives, axes, shears, skates, CAN I OKAY/ KID/ HEV, aCERO! mountalni next Insertion. The HoraU Is responsible fo r only ONE Incotw KlTCgiEN help wanted, part- Hartford, short hours, good WHAT'S TAKIN' PRACTICE POR A/iy P IR fT ^ R 98 Dirk-colorod .1 . .. ® p.)j90dorf' 88 Obaeiratton L ' root or omitted Insertion for any adverttaemeat and then only rotary Uades. Quiok service. USE IP VA CAN 8 Howed, u • car 91 KipUnW 8 9 BuUdaateep time evenings. Apply In per- pay, A real good parOme Job, VA 80 LONG? TEST WHILE I WAS ABOUT T ■nditnmg to the exMot of a "make aood"'insertion. Erron wUeh do'iiot Ospitol Bqulpmen. Oc., 88 1 SCRATCHED OUR ME PIND WHERE 80 Blond 4 Mountain paM character ■ slope (mil.) aon, Charter Oak Restaurant, Collins Bus Service, 644-1831. PIR6T, ^VBR HURT! 46 Flat surface . ------lessen the-- valne of ------advortlaeueat • wU — not b* eorreeted by Main St, Manchester. Hours MV PItsIGERON V 81 Color SFiultdrinka BSEmanation 47 Above (contri “ make (o o d " tnaarthMs. 120 Charter Oak St [ N t/ NeCttfBRCHIEF, AID 82 SouiYprodneiag 4Pnttoproef 9SHuch (alanf) daily 7-Pf Thursday T-O. Satoi^ CABINET MAKER. Experien- KIT? 86Foot MdoU TUncMUied 27 82 (Roman) 49Two nitrogena da^7-4. 643-7968. P t N /B U € 6 i dOOTOoflottar • LUetlmo 29Saved, (Ghem. praflx) S he DiDHTT HEAR BOSSO TIRB serviee man — 45-55 hours ced only. Displaycralt, Inc. 81 Pigpen , 4 41 Komtn BronM IReekvina. Tefl Prae) SAliBB AMD Beevloe on Arlena, MAKE HIS "HO K/fSOHAL per week, must be steady work- Manchester, 643-9667. a SY« (OCOI wur er and married, paid vacation, ...... Hahn E<^pee, Jaoobfon lawn CMaS"RULES-«-BECAUSE Part-time eve- \i t i - C j - r 5 " 7 8 9 w ♦ 6 43^711 875-3136 mowers. Also HomeUto chain SHEWASOHTHErHOHE bonus and other benefits. Ex- JANTTORS perience helpful but not easen- Hiaga. Call 643-5691, 3-6 p ja . aawn and Imtematlonal Cub AT THE TIME!*« hi IS h r Cadet Tractans. Rental equlp- tial. Apply in person, 295 Broad ■f^/uuUa.'to' S t noent and sharpening service MW.L.A.I.UROHI MECHANIC or mechanic’s HR IS Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? on an makeo. D A M B«iulp- ZM7H.BUncuHS helper, full or part-time, good ment Ooip., Route 83, Vernon, O-it MH.ViAUH.tEE, vns. G rT n n T T lin ifV HTn senary, fringe benefits. Inquire SO M-Hour Answering Serviee 875-7609. M an ch ester Ex V / p p u i LUiilLy ±4./ FarmoU, 11 Wlndemere Ave. i7 i r 1 a-/» change—^Enterpriu 1946. In crea se Y ou r R«=>‘viiie or phone 875-3379, Free to Herald Readari Painting-Papering 21 Schools and Clanaes S3 Halo Wanted—Fannie 35 b y V. T. HAMLIN % TYPEWRITERS — Standard ______NON-FACTORY work, $126. Want toformatton on one of eind electric. Repaired, over- JOSEPH P. Ltwls custom paint- GIRL. WANTED 19-20 to take weekly, Vernon or Manches A L L Y OOP SIT I n c o m e No I ar a t the telsphono SatsdT Stanply hauled, rented. Adding ma ing. Interior and exterior, pa,- care of three children at beach\ ter. Call 644-0202, 644-1400. HOW Yli?OIN',OOP? >0U T R A C T O R - TR A ILE R yeah, GUESS, ^ HOWLONGS , chines rented and repaired. perhanging, wallpaper re In R. I. tor week of August HE IN FDR? y TILL HE RSAO/TO REJOIN TH ' t r Pickup and delivery service. 21 to August 28. Coll 649-9866 Good Sealtest bom* dellv- MAN FOR evening work and O 0 « IMA he V \ m V D / 'MOB /SIMMERS HUA/IAN RACE? EDWARDS moved. Wallpaper books on re JOBS WAITING JML? 7 GUZ A / MINPINfi POW N...IU Tale Typewriter Service, 649- quest Fully Insiwed. Free es after 6 p.m. ery routes are now c^en part-time Simday, right man ''UTTLEIOO THE which will give the HARj: 1 STORE? GO CHECK 4986. timates. Call 649-9608. can go to work at once, sal ON'IM! CARNRAL BY DICK TURNER ANSWERIN6 SERVICE BARN .$200. PER WEEK WOMAN FOR telephone an right men good ineom* ary arranged. CaU 649-80(13 b*> swering service, part-time, and permanent employ tv LANDSCAPING — Painting, odd jn SIDE and outside painting. AND HIGHER fore 6 p.m. j 9 61945110 - 875-E19 Jobs, our specialty. You name YQ^ juun* ycniz own price. evenings and Sundays. Please ment Five "day week, 9 * r and iMvn yow YoaE haar from onr it, we do It. 643-2097. SpesJlal rates for homeowners TRAIN NOW — PAT LATER write Box O, Herald. many fringe benefits, liber Jig lim a wlttKNrt iB •venlBg at tha 66 or over. 649-7868, 916-840L al commission arrange* ROUTE MANAGER ATTICS, cellars, gfarages and TRAIN IN TOUR AREA NURSE'S AIDE 6:80 a.m.- m«nt makes possttd* h l^ w - " ■ i r yards cleaned, trash hauled to PAINTING BY Dick Font-une, 8 p.m. at Manchester Manor - i : : aarnlngs. g ■■ Antonobilefl Per Sale 4 dump. Reasonable. Call 648-5819 interior and exterior. Paper PART-TIME R est Home. CaU 646KM30. Part-Tim e hanging and wall paper remov 1968 PLYMOUTH V-8, 2-door aglNTALS—^Powor roller, chain DENTAL HYGIENIST —Full al. Dutcb Boy and DuPont SEALTEST S i hardtop, convertible. Best of saws, trail roller and aerator, Earn while you learn. time for Rockville o f fle a 13 noon to 4:30 pm. Must ti. 3 " Quality workmanship. CaU fer. CMl between 6-7. 648-4836. lawn vac, rototiUers. Also sales Learn on all makes and Write Box F, Herald. have car and be able to R-IS and service on all lawn equip- evenings, 246-9598. FOODS work with boys. Pleasant IW W MtA TJA !*■: U-t. N». W. !iS 11 models of equipment until 19 WANTED — Maid lor motel outside work for addition _ r 1059 THUNDERBIRD, clean, ment. Capitol TCqulpment 88 AVAILABLE for exterior and qualified for immediate MILK DIVIBION Main SL, 643-7968. Interior custom decorating, ful- employment Q U A LITY work, 6 days a week, must al Income. CaU Itenches- BY AL VERMEER private owner. 643-4771. ter office of the ^ufiford PRISCILLA'S POP BY J. a WILUAMS TRAINING IS LICENSED have own transportation. Con Contact OUT OUR WAY ipROFBSSIONAL Oeanlng — * MUler, tact Manager, Conn. Motor Times. Carpets, furniture, walls and «49-1641, 668-0017. AND ACX3REDITED. ASK Kenneth Reynolds, 643-9126 1961 ECONOLINE van, fair ABOUT OURIRON CLAD Lodge, 400 Tolland Tpke. Man SOMfeTWlNO NO WONDER.'TH' floors — all cleaned In your p a i n t ING — Interior and^^x- Charles Argiros, 648-9890 1 REMEMBER Y THAT MAS THE condition, $350. 649-3433. GUARANTEE. chester. MR. FO X P O R r WRONka. THE dS y MY. ! CLOSEST WE E \^ FOOL TOLD HER home, fully insured. Call Hlgble terior, very reasonable, free es- W IL L P R I S C I L U A ‘5 COAT CAUGHT \ CAME It, ONE OF TH'GEARS WERE An Equal Opportunity LENOOLN 1966 convertible, fac Servicemaster, 640-3433. tlmates. Call Richard Martin ri.n oxq tvvi PART-TIME clerical, 10-2:80, 'rtD U T A K E IN THE GEARS \ TH EM ROMANCES STOCK AND harm e 49_9285. CallHartford 249-7771 anytim*. __ _ less .'SOME Em ployer A IJOOK AND 1 SCRENMBD \WHERE T H ' HANO- tory air-conditkmed, driven small office at Oonstitutica ______648-1579 ANO.yOU DASHED 1 SOME HAND SA/ES BRIGHT BOVS A T O L D OF TODAY only 16,000 miles, mint, $3,796. Household Services Plasa. OaU 249-7611 for a^ OENBRAL FACTORY work- P A IN T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRH)AY, AUGUST 19, 1966 PAGE NINETEEN Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 75 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1966 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale' 75 Suburban For Sale 75 PAGE EIGHTEEN $16,»(» — 6 % ROOM Ranch, flire- INSPECT THIS MANCHEaPBlR — 4 bediOom BAST HAR’TPORD — 8 family 0(DVENTOT — 8 bedroom BOCKVUIjB — mvestment Town to Get $80,000 Business Property Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Cape with aluminum siding for Garriaan Cokmlal, 2H baths, ho; e, Saunders St, 14 rooms. Ranch, fireplace, garage, pro^ rty witii excellent income Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Apartm ents— ^Flats— potential, S-(amlly with all d ty F or Sale Call Irene I^wlat. Leonard minimum maintenance and ex- doable garage, Bowen School e return, separate heat- wooded acres, con'venient com Tenements 63 nTTPT.UTV nlmnitimn aiding. MANCHESTEIR — Modern 6 conveniences located in aotab- SCREENED LOAM for the beat DELUXE DOUBLE oven Hot Agency, Roalton, 646-0460 or tra insulation! Garage, tree area, treed lot, (Dali now only ing systems. Selling in upper , muting. Upper teens. 742-7267, room Cape, knotty pine kitchen, 742-8849. liahed part of town. Clo4e to For Pupil Aid Plan to lawne and gardene. Dellv point electric atove, excellent CHARMING — 4% rooms, first PACKAGE store In MMchester. ^car garage, wellent TO^- breezeway, garage, aluminum shaded yard and low taxes. $28,900. Hayes Agency, 646- 20’s. For further information 742-3477. fianm osir anrAAninlP nlnn^ condition. Westinghouse dry- floor, oorch. yard, opposite For further Information call, Won, large maj^es, $21,^. Quiet residential street. Priced call tbe R.P. Dlmock Co., 649* *- ■ "■ ■ — shopping. Only $14,4M. OoDi The board M education has made $8 milliqn A valU M j CLASSIFIED ered from our screening plant condlMon. floor, porch, yard, oppos siding, 124x268 lot, centraL Bel MANCHHJS’TESR—6 % room cus 018L Mr. Phllbrick, Philbrick Agency Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- Jk Wagner Realty, '648-9068, ' Also gravel, send and fill. er. ^ Center Park, available Septem to sell immediately. Belfiora 5246. received notification of approv- throughout the stkte.. a Realtors. 649-8464. 6324. Air Real Estate, 643-9382. tom bidlt Ranch, fireplace, oH INVESTMENT minded —two 2- Auctions 78 876-3398. George H. Griffing, b e . And ber 10. Adults. 649-7629. Agency, IK3-5121. Manchester’s share of the al- i hot water heat, paneled rec family homes side by side in a B O U rO U — 7 room Ranch, plus - al of nearly $80,000 in federal over. 742-7886. location, all but $4,000 of which \ EASY SPIN di^ef. Call after RENT MAN has rentals from RESTAURANTS - Your (*olce MANCHESTER Vicinity — 6% MANCHESTER room, call now. Hayea Agency. POUR BEDROOM Colonial in central Manchester location. large finished rec room and BOLTON - Newly Usted, four ©nd stole funds which wiU make ^ . _ „ . ««n n a . ADVERTISING of four. Priced $3,800, $6,000, room Ranch with heated 2-car room Ranch with big tw> car po*,iWe to continue a special been used, is $ 9 8 ,0 ^ , FOR “ A JOB well done feel- 5. 643-5884. $86. iq). Flats, duplexes, effi 646-0131. desirable residential area. Excellent condition, these bar. Two full baths, 2-car ga FAMILY ciency, 649-3566, 649-4342. $7,000 and one Including real garage, 3 generous bedrooms, CHOICE 2 FAMILY Beautiful kitchen with built-ins. homes feature garages, alum rage, large wooded lot, superb garage. Partial basement, hot help program In the elementary Project HI is expected W t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ing” Clean carpet with Blue WEST SIDE — Immaculate 6 NINE PIECE walnut'^nlng estate $170,000. For more in living room 'With fireplace, Matching kitchen table will inum storms and screens, 4 condition. Selling for $26,5(X>. water heat, fireplace, close to schools cost $40,000. 8 AAL to 5 PAL Lustre. Rent electric sham- Situated on one of Manches room Cape, 2-car garage, beau set, Glenwood gas arid "^oil formation call Philbrick Agen kitchen has built-ins and an stay. Attractive pass-thru to rooms In each apartment, lit Call R. F. Dimock Company, AUCTION lake. Nice wooded lot. Top Val- ta©wn locally as neJl to pooer $1. Paul’s Paint and ter’s most diginifled streets tiful lot, priced for Immediale stove, kitchen set, etc. 643-;^gpuR ROOM ’apartment for cy, 649-8464. abundance of cabinets, finished formal dining room. Big fire- tle maintenance and good in- Realtors, 649-6245. ue for brty $14,^ T J. will provide remedial both children from low-income j Wallpaper Supply. ' sits this lovely 6 and 6 home sale. BOl Air Real Batate, e43> 5862 after 6. v it. No children. Call 649-2871., family room. Less than own placed living room. Lovely oome. Buyer can assume ex- zrrrrrr;------^ '— r Two Sessions Outside If Nice Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. reading, math and work- families whose math, reading ; COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. SMALL RESTAURANT with a 2-car garage. Large 9332. SACRIFICE — C. B. radios. er’s cost, $19,700. Wolverton treed lot for privacy. Im screened porch- l*/4 baths. Ga isting mortgage. Priced in BOLTON - Carpenter Road. SA’TURDAY. AUGUST 20 BOLTON - 6 ^ room Ranch study skills for about 230 educa- and work-study skills are a y e w • COMBINATION Glenwood T H R E il\ ROOM apartment, sale. Main S t, Steifford. Good Owner wants action on this 5 MONDAY Urn FBIDAY lOdO AJL — 8 ATUBOAX 9 AJtL Tram 27E bass unit, Raytheon Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. mediate occupancy. $25,900 rage. Tree shaded yard. Clean middle 40's. J. D. Real Estate 1 P.M. and 7 P.M. on \ acre wooded lot. House tlanally and financially dlaad- or more below grade level, and . stove, gas and gas, excellent heat, garkgc- Call after 6, 233- opportunity for right party. SE'V^N ROOM Cape with ga room Ranch with two car ga TWR-7 all transistor mobile, J. Gordon, 649-5306, rage; modem knotty pine kitch as the proverbial whistle. Bel- Co. 643-6129. is immaculate. Has all the vantoged children through the ^ e who Imve condition, timer, thermostat, 1421. 1-684-4174 after 7. COLONIAL—one year old, 7% rage. Now vacant. Pull base- T Ty^'OTlTTDC* ■ super-mag bass antennae 200’ en, nice yard with outside fire- fiore Agency, 643-6121. extras. SeUing for $19,500 and entire coming school year. hearing defecte or who have so- * fluorescent lights, $75. or best rooms, huge modein kitchen f t X r W MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape ment, trees, etc. Sensibly L fV _ /IN O F l V ^ /J D l jl I i O lead, 18’ e,xtension, whip an 95 W. MIDDLE nmodem- well worth it. T. J. (Drockett, A similar program operated cial adjustment prob^ms. ^ ***^B«!APPBBCIAT*a> D IA L 643-2711 offer. Call after 5, 643-5453. with fireplace phis all built- Agency, $i,ioo. WORTH OF wall to wall (Dod, 2 baths, wooddl lot, 80 X priced to sell. T. J. (Drockett, tennae mobile. Sell complete 4^ room duplex,ilex, electric Houses For Sale ' 72 643-6992. from February to June for 232 On the other hand Project JU Ins, 2% baths, large master BARROWS & WALLACE carpeting will be inherited by Realtor, 643-1677. Opposite Pearl Oil, Realtor, 64S-1577. only, 8350. Call 643-1844. SOFA — Contemporary, olive stove, refrigerator, heat, hot 180, one car garage. Owner. children at Nathan Hale, Rot- funds are earmarked speciflcal- MANCHESTER — 2 family, 5 bedroom with full bath, rec Manchester some lucky buyer! Six room Route 83, EUlington wool, excellent condition. Mag- water, garage Availably n e w LISTING — Manchester, 649-2131. CLEAN RUGS, like new, so p ,, , and 5 fiats, on bus line, $17,- room with fireplace, 2-car ga- l||j||Manchester 649-6306 Colonial, I'a baths, large kltch- RUSTIC charm located not far ertson, and Lincoln Schools, and ly to aid children deficient in CoHtiRiMd From Prectcliiig Poge navox HiFi console with FM Sept. 1. $130. monthly. 7 room flreplaced (Dape. 4 bed easy to do with Blue Lustre. 600. Philbrick Agency, Real- rage,raee. $29,900. Philbrick AgenAeren- ______- ___!— from Manchester on 183x206' at St. James Parochial School reading and math. And the fac- tuner. Maple dough box table. 649-2865 before 5 p.m. cy, Realtors, 649-8464. MANOHESTER — 7*^ room rooms, rec room, wall to wall en Mdth dish-washer, dis- ^A N O TE ^raR lot is a 6 room Ranch with'^a” Bring the whole family, actl-vl- Artillery Shell at a cost of $43,000. It was head- tor of family income is not used, Help Wanted—Male 36 Salesmen Wanted 36-A Rent electric shampooer |1. ___ tors, 649-8464. oeupettner* breezeway, central posal. Less than one year old. 6 room Colonial, 2-car lot is a 6-room R^ch wito ga- * children and food 643-4224. Cape, 4 or 6 bedrooms, rec garage, enclosed■ ■ porch, • quiet ■ ■ rage, good financing available. enuoren ana looa ed by Allan Chesterton, Buc*- as a criterion of pupil selection, Olcott Variety Store. ly located. Leonard Agency, Owner suddenly transferred GAS STATION attendant or SALEISMAN to sell industrial .r WOW! 4 ROOM Ranch, breeze- MANCHESTER — 7 room Cape room on living level, one oar street. Only, $16,9(X). Hayes J. D. Real Estate (Do., 643- premises. Discovered on land School principal. Therefore, any child found to USED old gas stove ■with heat excellent condition, second ■with garage on treed 200’ Realtors, 646-0469. Belflore Agency, 643-5121. tire man, full or part-time, and farm equipment and sup AIR-CONDITIONER, water way, garage, 200’ frontage, garage, $16,900. Philbrick Agency, 646-0131. 5129. (Dhesterton will also head the need help in the two subjects to ers, $10 or best offer. 742-8666 floor. Adults, no pets. 649-9004. family sized kitchen ■with builiuill- good salary, fringe benefits. In plies. Experienced in automo unit, 3 phase, with ducts, plus 20 X 20 attached fully Agency, Realtors, 649-8464. SIX ROOM custom built Ranch MARVEIUUS is the word for Bridgeport Lot Project I continuation, to run eligible to benefit, tives or Industrial equipment after 6. ins, I flreplaced Hiring room, 4 THREE BEDROOM rancher HICKORY DRIVE in Lakeview ANTIQUES quire at Parmoil, 11 Winde- about 30,000 btu. Reasonably THREE ROOM apartment, sec equipped. restaurant. Large entrance foyer, formal dining this spotless Ranch. Large liv this year from September to Chesterton ■will have chargo helpful but not absolutely nec bedrooms, den or family room, SEVEN room house, 2-car ga- with mortgage. This Is a neat, Terrace, 6-room Ranch near (Continued from Page One’> mere Ave., Rockville or phone priced. 649-9713. ond floor, stove, refrigerator, amesite parking lot. Many pos room, VA baths, g^arage, base ing room with marble fire June. Funds have been aUocat- Project III, as well as the essary. Only aggressive, ener- sibilities. Call Mitten Agency, tip - top condition. Owner anx rage, good sized lot. Call own trim home nestled in magnifi water, 15 years old, lot 125x 87S-3379. GOOD used furniture. <3all 628- garage, $80. 649-6744. ment,' patio, sewers. Manches place, automatic kitchen, base COINS and his cousin, Raymond Bak- ed as follows: $ 6 0 ,^ from toe ***?^ ^ ^ aoott. getic men should apply to Leon 3® VOLUMES of Funk & Wag- Realtors, 643-6930. ious. Wolverton Agency, Real er, 643-6036. cent shade trees —real pri 100. Asking $13,900. J. D. Real 0718. ter. Hutchins Agency, Realtors ment rec room, 36 extras by er, 10, of Bridgeport, found it estate under Public Law 623, According to RoraM So<>^ Schweir, South Windsor Equip nalls encyclopedia, Plus 4 AVAILABLE September 15-^ tors, 649-2813. vacy. Garage, utility room, at Estate Co., 643-5129. MANOHESTTIR — New listing. 649-6824. actual coimt. (Dali now- Belfiora behind a log While cutting and $28,968 under the federal assistant siqrerintendent of An Opportunity ment Company, Incl, comer of year books like new. Call af- 30.. k e NMORE electric range, nearly new 2 bedroom apart tic with pull-down stairway. FIVE BEDROOMS,, 2 ftril 4 liedroom Colonial featuring Agency, 643-5121. FURNITURE “ h th. M » Sr i™i ot a. p«r«^el Route 6 and 194, South Wind ,:ter 6:30, 649-6921. window oven, rotissiere, 7 ment. Second floor, all elec Radiant heat. Assumable $13,- EAST HARTFORD To Learn The NEW LISTING baths, modem kihdien with 24’/ li'vlng room ■with fireplace, rooms, fireplace, for toe >combined projects have sor. 289-3406. years old, best offer takes it. tric kitchen, heat, hot water, garage, 8 acres, very conveni- CX>OTBMP(>RARY Colonial 000. mortgage at 5%%. Stamps - Appliances - Bikes Education Act. MILLIONS OF RUGS have been built-ins; 2 fireplaces, walk formal dining room with picture The excited youngsters report- The school board Monday already been ^ 649-4121. TV antenna furnished, ample ■with raised hearth fireplace, Monthly payments $122.25 in Rambling 100’ Ranch, close Tools — Bric-a-Brac cleaned with Blue Lustre MANCHESTER — West out basement, screoaed porch, window, family sized kitchen, ent location, good financing. ed their find at a nearby home, night is expected to take action still looking for a h a ^ e parking, convenient to shop IVi baths, sundeck, beautiful cluding taxes. All this on de proximity to golf course. NEWSPAPER It’s America’s finest. Rent Side, near bus. Spacious 5 garage, handy location. Phil ,4x21 heated family room, l*^ J. D. Real Estate Co., 643- It looked like "a missile or a requesting the Board of Direc- math toacher and a ^ leech . Help Wanted— ping, washer and dryer on view. Priced below replace sirable Green Manor Road, Over 3,000 square feet of electric shampooer $1. Lar room Colonial, 24’ fire- brick Agency, Realtors, 649- laths, attached garage, spot 6129. torpedo or everything like that,” tors to establish a washout therapist. Male or Female 37 Musical Instruments 53 premises. Sho'wn by appoint ment cost at $18,600. Belfiore and for only $16,800. Call living area, 9 extra large sen’s Hardware. placed living room, 1*4 8464. less condition. Wolverton Agen one of the boys said. account for receiving toe fuiute. ------ment only. Call George Wil THIS 8-R(X)M house -with fire Agency, 643-5121. owner-agent, 643-1888. rooms. 20x40’ swimming Legal Notices CIRCULATION MAN OR woman wanted for full baths, garage, porch, beau cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Ouimette said the shell’s fuse An allied program, termM by place located on a good lot ----- T------pool, poured concrete plus time cigar clerk. Apply in per ODNSOLE PIANO, good con lard, 643-0812. MANCHESTER — Six room OBUEB OF NOTICK was unarmed but could have school people “ Project HI,’ will tifully landscaped. Immac needs a large family to fill GRAOOUS CENTER entr^w, jjEW 5*^ ROOM Ranch, only cabana, also 25x30’ rec son, Arthur Drug, 942 Main St. Boats and A cce^ries 46 dition, $450, 649-3433. Colonial, 1^4 baths, m odem /SPLIT LEVEL—6 *^ rooms, 3 6 room Ranch on beautifully AT A COURT OF PROBATE, bedn armed if someone had provide remedial help in read- Machinists HELD 414 ROOMS, clean and com ulate. Only $18,900. the 4-bedroom upstairs. Ask ten minutes from the center room. Many other wonder held at Manchester, within and for kitchen with built-ins, stove,/ bedrooms, modem kitchen with wooded lot. City location in a the District of Manchester, on the turned a screw or temi>ered *ng and math for pupils one or 19’ MFG BOAT, all equipped fortable, new building, con ing $14,900. J. D. Real Estate of Manchester, 3 bedrooms, ful features. You have to Ma l e or female school bus dishwasher and disposal, $ built-ins, treed lot, rec room, country setting. Asking $23,900. 12th day of August, 1966, more years below grade level The nation’s oldest and ■with new 90 h.p. Evinrude mo venient to shopping, Broad St. bedrooms, $19,900. Philbrick (Do., 643-5129. living room and kitchen, built- see to believe. Priced in Present, Hon, John J, WaUett, With the nose. . Vot^ Today drivers. H.A. Frink, 1199 Sul Office and Store HAYES AGENCY one car garage, patio, $19,500. Fast sale wanted. Belfiore A g Judge. After he and Bourgeois had who are housed in other elemen New England’s fastest livan Ave., Wapplng. 644-1902 tor, can be tried. 649-2871. area. 643-0456, 7-10 p.m. 646-0131 Agency, 649-8464. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, in oven and range, stainless middle 50's. Shown by ap Equipment 54 a s s u m a b l e mortg*age, 2- ency, 643-5121. Estate of Stanley W. Clulow. late oWpii anart thev ary schools, growing newspaper has an after 6 p.m. steel sink and birch cabinets. pointment only. Exclusive of Manchester, In said District, de- taken the sneil apart tney » y »vtand toe opportunity for a man to 25 h.p. EVINRUDE — manual- COMPLETE BARBER shop ATTRACTIVE 5 room flat, sec OAKWOOD RD.—A new Co‘* family dup^,^6^ j om bus toe, ktcwt.v T.iaTBm at $i9.,Knn si^ fireplace, ba«fnent garage, with: ceased. loaded tt. into their vehicle for It Is designed to extend tne On Contract electric, excellent condition. ond floor in two-family house 2 heating systems, fully occu The administrator having exhibit- heln also to the junior and sen- work as a Newspaperhoy TAILORS — two, full or part- equipment for sale. 643-2426, MANCHESTER — 5 year old nial nearing completion, wofcd- PRJVACY — running brook, 3 room Colonial styled home In one acre wooded lot, excellent ed his administration account with removal. leireln (Coattnued from Itoge Oae) $100. Call 643-2285. with garage, adults only, $100. aaJd estate to this Court for allow- Police were not sorry to see ior high levels. ____ Supervisor in its Rockville time, apply to Regal’s Men 9-5. two-family, 5-5, all large rooms od lot, Bowers School. Buy acres, 30x50<.recreaelon room, pied, $17,900. IVolverton desirable Porter Street area. value at $16,900. U & R Real monthly. 118 Maple St., 649- J. D. REAL ESTATE nn. . .V, , . a f them leave. “ It’s been a long The funds for Project HI w « ^ tatlve contract negotiated untto* branch office. Shop, 90S Main St., 643-2478. two heating systems, fuUy rent now and have it decorat^ to plus g room Ranch, far, far Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Real value here. Don’t delay. ty Co. Inc., 643-2692, R. D. NEW 1967 CHRYSLER, 6 h.p. 7449. Se^SSi^^^'seT^t riev^n o’d o ^ time Since we found one in allocated t ^ e r State I*aw ^ White House auspices, ed, excellent investment. Wol your tastes. T. J. Cro Members of the Guild of Our Lady of St. Bartholomew’s Church will meet tonight at 8 Earthquake Rocks Turkey, at the Walter N. Lieclerc Fu neral Home, 23 Main St. for a Recitation ot the Rosary for Mrs. Leonie Gaudreau. William C. Heck, son of Mr. 445 HARTFORD R O A D ...Open Doily 9 to 9...Sot, to 6...Service. Our Best Product and Mrs. Herman J. Heck of Death Toil May R^ach 3,000 297 Henry St., has been named to the decm’s list at Tufts Univ ’ ------—-— ersity, Medford, Mass., for aca demic achievement during the past semester. He is a sopho more in the College of Liberal Air Strike Over, Villages Obliterated Arts and a 1966 Manchester High School g^duate. Guidelines Broken Navy Cmdr. and Mrs. Ver In Mountain Country non S. Lunt emd family left WASHINGTON (AP) — Jet Siemiller already was looking INGOI Saturday on the liner United planes of five major airlines to the future, TURKEY ANKARA, Turkey (AP)—Rescue workers today States for England after a prepared to wing skyward today ..jt j, just like a prize fight.” counted nearly 1,000 boiiies of victims from the catas visit with Mrs. Lunt’s parents, after machinists ended a six- he said. ‘‘This round is o V ^ b u t trophic earthquake that ripped across eastern Turkey Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Higgins week strike that profoundly there will be another one in 2 of 122 Coleman Rd. After a Friday. Officials said the toll probably would go far shook the administration’s eco- years and 4 month^i^'referring beyond 3,000. ' Short stay in Itondon, they wilt nomic policy and gave Con- to the contraej^s expiration The number of known and ^ th toe help ot the U.S. Air go to Scotland where Cmdr. gress its biggest political scare date. Fully paid pensions and Lunt will serve a two-year tour SYRIA ir estimated dead rose by the hour Force mounted a massive emer- in years. better healfiVoenefits and vaca- i as army and civilian rescue gency aid and rescue operation, as weapons systems officer for "The strike is now over," said tions vnlT be prime goals next ' teams fought through the xhe Turkish 3rd Army based Submarine Squadron 4 at Holy President P. L. (Roy) Siemiller time,xSiemiller said, y D r . King Talks to Reporters About Plans for Future Marches rugged, mountainous back coun- jn the city of Erzuram, largest Loch. for Dependability Make Sure It’s a of the AFIXJIO International ^ ^^^^ly indication to the try of the quake-stunned area to urban center in the disaster A.ssociation of Machinists afte^/gfjgpj fj,g hefty contract, the •AOhDa O Jerry Richardson of 14 Hunter reach destroyed villages and area, sent troops and trucks into militant union members v^tod a F L-CIO Communications towns. the surrounding moimtainous Rd., employed by Hewlett-Pack 17,727 to.8,235 to a ccep t^ cra - workers of America said in tak- ard Co., a member of the Na Shaded area shows the* Officials reported many thou- countryside to reach residenU Uve new contract amKend the ing a nationwide strike vote tional Security Industrial As King May Ignore four provinces hit by sands injured. of ruined vUlages. worst airlines wa^kdut in U.S among Western Electric Co. sociation, spent an underway an earthquake be The full fury of the quake Fri- The U.S. Air Force ^ t on* history. telephone installers that it was cruise' on the USS Becuna, a Shortly afief the vote was an^ lieved to have killed day afternoon hit toe town of plane load of doctors and medi- imit of Submarine Squadron nounced,. akesmen for the five (See Page Three) nearly 1,500 persons. Varto, a community of 3,000 in- cal supplies into the stricken Bight in New London. He was airli^S^ — Eastern, United, habitants. area from Ankara and two oto* designated an honorary snorkel Northwest, National and Trans ■ "It can be said that nothing ers from Adana and alerted two submariner for his participa March Restriction remained of Varto,” a Turkish more plane loads to follow, /l^orld — said some flights tion in exercises during the army officer reported from toe The Americans rushed in 7,000 nTTPACO f API Dr ly conduct and failure to obey Elsewhere . on the ra cl^ taking off early today. cruise. scene. ^ pounds of medical supplies and MkvHn T .rihor Tr W ^ officer. scene, San Jose, Calif^police ^he contract approval sending A defense attorney said he said everything w a s ^ l m in 35.4(X) strikers back to work per- The Turkish Interior Ministry stood ready to fly in more, Marins Sgt Richard A. Aussies Mop Up J,ably would appeal the con- -u ttle Egypt,” a'^m all, pre- Congress to drop politically earlier had expressed the belief quakes began at 2:30 p.m. Bergevin, son of Mr. and Mrs. indicated he may disregard a court order restricting included sen- dominantly N ^ section where explosive legislation that would the quake, which leveled dozens Friday. The newspa- A. J. Bergevin of 122 Harlan open housing marches he tences rang^lng from 90 to 30 about 100 J4^roes gathered to ordered strikers back to of other villages, might have Milllyet reported it waj is a member of Marine taken 1,500 lives. very strong for 20 seconds and Kghter Attack Squadron, First has been leading into hos- days in jail for the others ar- protest/tlie arrest of a Negro AndFor Vnheatahle Value You Can Depend On t s ia y night. Some 200 police U.S. history. Organized labor North Viet Unit The quake struck mountain Armenia and th« hforine Aircraft Wing, Da Nang, tile and violence - pocked rested during the demonstra- Thursday Nam Nam Dinh storage area 45 miles '''‘•'*8®® *** provinces near neighboring Soviet Union. Viet Nam. The squadron is en areas of Chicago. tion. officers _ and * sheriff's deputies Tirtr* frt tna lAmalafi/tn opposi- s a ig o N, ’ South Viet Nam Nam Dinh storage area 46 miles jj,e Iranian frontier, about 660 Ersmrum weather bureau gaged in flying various combat The temporary injunction, _ Mo8t wer® . workers for toe dis^rsed_t^^^ ^‘^Buf i^^shaUera’^ i t e House fAP) - Australian infantrymen southwest of Haiphong, reported mUerea^t of Istanbul. missions agair^t enemy instal- issued Friday by'Circuit Judge Student Nonviolent CoordinaUng to Pompano Beach^ Fla , designed to hunted remnants of a North/a string of fires and one second- tremors lasted limit fations and provides