WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1966; A v a ru a D aily Net Prsaa Ran Fee ttiaWMk ilG B TWENTY 4tfdHT ^an tlffatfr lEnftttag l^praHi M y Sl, IBM 13,520 Joseph B. Bangaaaer of 68 Itontoee t i Em AoBIt Olenwood Bt, a trooper for 12th Qrcuit rnumm M OIrwIatleB Aijoiit^own the Connecticut State Police Manehm$t0r^AlEurnttig City of VtUago Charm Department Hartford, la at­ Court Cases HOM Oo. I'o f th« DliWct tending a five-day conference I lr t D«p*rtment will hold a ANNUAL AUGUST LAYAWAY on arson ahd fire Investigation VOL. LXXXIV. NO. 260 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1966 (OlaMifM ABrertMag m Page IS) BiMtlnf tonight at S at tte flra- at Rutgere University, New houaa, Main and MHlard 8ta. VERNON SEBUON Brunswick, N.J. A Vernon man charged with Xlohaol H«*fron of 66 Star^ Joseph F. CarllU, son of Mr. the fraudulent leaue of a check FUR TRIMMED COATS FOR FALL waathar 8t., Michael B a r t« X and Mrs. Migllo F. Caiillt of 42 of more than flOO waa given a Ig Doane St. and Kevin O'Neill Constance Dr.; and Daniel J. 90-day suspended sentence and of 191 Hen^ Bt. are camping Mtnlor, son of Mr. and Mra. •t Xahford Lake. placed on one year's probation NO DOWN PAYMENT Bdward Mlnlor of 478 E. Cen­ by Judge Max Relcher yester­ ter St. were on the dean's llet Attack on Viet Fuel Dump Mancheater Squara Dance at Rensselaer Polytechnic In day. O ub will aponeor an open -1 William A. Johnson, 26, of 6 atltute, Troy, N.Y. Both gradu­ Oak Bt., waa reported to be on CHARGE N O W dance Saturday at 6 p.m. at ated In June, Carilll with a Waddell School. All area probation from Bast Hartford B.D. In civil e i^ e e rln g and court for a larceny charge. Of­ •quare dance club meiHbere are Mlnlor with a B.S. degree In Invltad. Bari Johnaon o f Ver- ficials continued hie case for two NO PAYMENTS UNTIL bA will call equare dancea. physics. weeks, pending possible revoca- tlon of his probation. Mr. and Mra. Ruaaell White Mrs. Blenvenido Montalvo of Won’t Stop U.S. Air Strikes will call round dancea. Mr. and One condition of his probation OCH'OBER Mra. McCurry will be In 82 Wells St. will arrive home Is restitution of the money in­ tomorrow after spending a volved. Johnson said he Is pre­ charge of door duty. Mr. and week In San German, Puerto Mra. John McHugh will be re- jrRi)«>t |>hl>iO pared to make restitution. (reahment chairmen. They will Rico, as a guest of her hus­ William J. Bums, 48, of Wll- FREE STORAGE, TO O ! ba aaalated by Mr. and Mra. band's parents. Engaged llmantlc, was given a 60-day State News Barnard McKenna and Mr. and suspended Jail term and one One M illion Mra. Donald McLennon. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Skinner, The engagement of Miss Karel year probation for a similar their son, Michael, and daugh­ Lucretia Oobb of Manchester to charge of fraudulent Issue of a ter, Pamela, have returned to Two Courts their home at Lake Park, Fla., Albert Francis Banks of Balti­ check. The cases are unrelated. Gallons Lost after spending . three weeks more, Md., has been announced I Restitution In this case has been Penonal Notices with Mrs. Skinner’s parents, made. by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Other dispositions; Dennis A. N O W ONLY Mr. and Mrs. Arihur McGow­ Richard Oobb of 216 Hlllstown Show Long At Da Nang an of 49 Wells St. Bergstrom, 18, Ellington, breach Card O f Thanks Rd. i of peace, reduced to making We wlah to tiiank aH of our Her fiance is the son of Mr. unnecessary noise with a motor SAIGON, South. Viet and Mrs. A. F. Banks of Balti­ Trial Delay aelabbon, frlenda and relativea for vehicle, »20: John W. Camnbell, i Nam (AP) —A Viet Ck>nff tie many acu of Mndnean and sym- more. pafhr ahown ua In our bereave­ Couple Observes Miss Oobb, a 1066 graduate of | 19, CrysUl Lake Rd„ Tolland, i HARTFORD (AP) — attack on a big aviation ment. We enpeclally thMk all those breach of peace, reduced to | fuel dump near the Da ate sent the beautiful floral trib­ Virginia State College. Peters­ making unnecessan' nbl.se with ' Two of Connecticut’s eight utes. Wo also thank the Manchea- 25 Years Wed burg, Is studying at the Sor- r Wates, the Britlah^Ainertoan a motor vehicle, $20; Edward Superior Courts are among Nang Air Base will not ub and fftnarova Oountrr C3ub. bonne. University of Paris, seriously affect U.S. air Mr. and Mrs. Bdwln Remkte- S. Geer, 27, of 21 Burke Rd., the 16 courts in the nation S France, and plans to return to reckless driving, reduced to fail­ Kra. Alfred Bums wtca of Main St., Talcottville, the United States in the fall to with the longest delay in strikes, an American mili< Mrs. rranols MoOaufhey ure to drive In the established William Lockwood celebrated their 2Bth wedding teach French at Mosby Junior bringing personal injury tary spokesman said today. Walter Lockwood anniversary yesterday with an High School, Richmond, Va. lane, $20. 68 Military authorities said the Stephen Hermaszewskl, 30, i . cases to trial. open house at their home. About She is a member of Alpha Nu, hit-and-run guerrillas destroyed Meriden, speeding, $25; Curtis' It takes a Mrsonal injury suit Card Of Thanks 76 relatives and friends attended national foreign language honor Regularly 79.99 In Fairfield County 39.5 months two of the nine storage tanks In We wotdd Hke to take thle op­ the party. society; Kappa Delta PI, educa­ R. Mallory, 19, East Haven, ! the complex early today and portunity to exprw our deepest speeding, $25; Howard I. Rood, to move from the defendant's mtHude to our friends, relative The celebration was given by tion honor society, and Alpha heavily damaged two others 5 4 answer to the actual trial. The 58, Mansfield, Intoxication, for­ and nelghbora who Ihroush their Mrs. Remklewlcz’s mother. Kappa Alpha Society. She is with an estimated lose .of one vinH reaturee and expreeulM of Mrs. Wilhelmina Fleischer, and feited $25 bond; Jerome Yakcl, walUng period In Hartford Coun­ listed In “ Who's Who In Ameri­ ty is 34.8 months. million gallons of fuel. n-mpathy lent comfort to us In our her brother, Thomas Giglio, can Colleges and Universities.” 49, Westwood, Mass., speeding, You'll wonder how thi$ low Ewr*^ darkness. We would forfeited $36 bond. Busy Miu Ohio Takes Time to Inspect New Dress The nationwide average delay All fuel for jets and propeller^ olallr thank thoee who eent be^- both of 44 Bissell St. Mr. Banks is an accounting Is 19.9 months, according to tne driven planes operating from Ufut flowem and thoae who made Mrs. Rcmkiewica is employed major and will be a February Brian A. Volsdal, 18, of El­ memorial oootrlbuttona to the Ooor price i$_ po$$ible when you 13th annual survey m state the big Da Nang base comes In at the Hartford Insurance Co., 1966 graduate of Vlr^nla State lington, breach of peace, nolled tfUthenui Church. (not prosecuted); Robert M. court calendars Issued this week by ocean-going tanker and Is Hartford. Her husband la em­ College. As an advanced ROTC by the Institute of Judicial Ad­ transferred to the harbor-side Mr. Albert MBw ployed at Pratt and Whitney, student he will receive his com­ Bomsteln, 23, Newton, Mass., $ee thete luxuriout wool MUs Ohio Breathless ■n>e Wlnaler FamUy speeding, $25. New Torpedo ministration with headquarters storage complex operated by West Hartford. mission upon graduation. He Is In New York. Eos so Standard Eiast, It l8 The couple has two sons, Ekl- a member of Kappa Alpha Psl fabric$, . . . and the great EAST HARTFORD SESSION Discovered The national average has stored there until railroad cars wln Jr. and Eric, both at home. fraternity. transfer it to the base 10 mllea They received many gifts and Alfred C^, 28, of no cer­ Young Beauty. Queens risen from 18.4 months to 19.9 No date has been announced $election of new $tyle$. months since the 1964 survey. to the southwest. a t PINCHURST money. tain address, Manchester, was for the wedding. fined $5 this morning for in­ By Trawler (3ook (jounty (Chicago), lUI- Large fuel dumpe are located toxication. He waa arrested PORTSMOUTH, Vd. (AP) — nois, Circuit Court holds the at the air base, however. The early this morning sleeping in Constantly in Dither A deep sea trawler picked up a record for personal injury trial bmoke billows from aviation fuel storage area, attacked yesterday by Viet spokesman said it is believed Highway Items Town Notified a Pearl St. resident’s car. torpedo off the Virginia coast delay with an elapsed time of they contain enough for Imme­ SHURFINE 60.2 months between the filing Cong mortars. Undamaged railroad tank cars at right were empty at the SELECT FROM THESE FURS today in waters 60 miles north time. More than a million gallons of fuel were destroyed. (AP Photofax) diate fuel needs. Sought by Town Of Fall aaim NEW YORK (AP) — You’re wrong if you imagine of a point where the trawler of answer and trial. An eyewitness said Viet Oong roOZEN FOODS Public Records e Beaver e Fox e Mink! Mink colors that a potential “Miss America” wins her state crown Snoopy was blown to bits by a commandoe opened their attack Peas, Peaa and Carrshh . TTie town has been served and then sits back patiently waiting for the great day similar catch last month. Plant Qosing « about 1 a.m., Inflicting heavy OiMpped BrecooU, L6M The town Is advertising for e Natural ranch e Autumn HazC* e Ceru­ bids for furnishing the highway served with notice by Joseph when she goes into c(nnpetition in Atlantic City. But wary of the find that took STAMFORD (AP)—Borne 800 casualties with mortar fire on a _____ O h o p ^ telnaC Warrantee Deeds lean* e Silver blue e Tourmaline, in single government outpost protecting department with an estimated Taricco of 36 Marshall St. that Maskel Construction Oo. Inc. All over Ute country UllB-- T8W ernor of the NaUonal Bank. stroyer off Da Nang harbor Bnraliam expeets to start oa waak aad announced a Uttle for the Closing hours of the Constantine asked him to 0 U mission, Vice Adm. WlUlam V. Florinna Verdone Rudnick Al- A fleet of trawlers was opera­ Archdiocese M Hartmrd report­ \vere called on to shell suspect­ a WKW BqM o f YtU aw Oora There were fears that If a las­ banl, 618 Center St. Breathlessly It’s been the great- show; a wool dress for her In­ ting In the vicinity and the ed today that while parochial remain in office pending a tlroraday morning. Davis Jr. (ret.) said Tuesday. ost thrill of her Ufb. After three ting solution Is not found, ed Viet Omg positions, military terview with the judges; a cos­ Coast Guard ordered the area echools m the SUbufbe are filled solution of G race’s politi­ sources said. dasrs In New York, she hadn’t tume suit for her arrival in Greece would revert to the po- Wa^cra^rnTta^aSm cleaned pending disposal of the to capacity, aome CetboUe cal crisis. liUcal instabiUty of 1960-62. An informant said fire from bad tlrile to think, much less to AOantlc City, and several day­ New Bedford’s find. schools In the downtqwn at«ee Most observers had thought LONG ISLAND M y tiiat visit to the World's There were nine changes of gov­ one destroyer fell short and hit CLEARANCE time outfits to wear from hotel The Snoopy, oirt of Portland, of big citias are experia!)dng the king would eoeept the resig­ ernment during the two years. a Vietnamese force sent to help F W she wanted. POTATOES to Convention Hall and back Maine, had been working 41 a steadily declining pupil ^ pu - nation immediately and name a The Athanasladls Novas gov- the beleaguered poot. Vietnam- "Mias Ohio," a slender (flve- during the fateful four days. miles east of False Cape on laUon. new premier. His request to 10ti9.S9e FOR A DAY. WEEK... OR LONGER shc, sise 8, 88-28-86) brunette She had already received, for North Carolina’s Outer Bauiks, This irony of seats beooming Athanasladls Novas to remain (See Page Bkght) (8m Bhge Eight) Na U n tt whoee, paternal grandparents winning the state crown, a mink in office temporarily indicated A 1965 Car from FINAL REDUCTION name from Spain, wiU be 20 a stole, an automobile, and $1,S(X) (See Page Nineteen) (See Ptage ttg U ) the king was undecided on hie Fresh 4-Lb. few d i ^ before the pageant In scholarships (she's a junior G G next step. Moriaity Brothors Roastigg Chidiens lb. 49e starts. (Her initials stand for V< at Ohio State). Before his overthrow In Par­ 2 ^ Lb'. Broilers RENT J Day, qie day the war with Ja The clothes were the main liament early today, Athanasia- Policeman Murdered pan ended and the day she was Arg. $1.00 each OUR ENTIRE STOCK SUMMER SHOES reason for the New York trip, ks Novas suggested that 0>n- bom .) but every evening Valerie has stantine call the leaders of all Blodi Cbadc Roast She was crowned on Jidy 17 at Dad Bringing Girl Home iawaiMt. been spending hours in a Broad­ political parties together to dis­ Center C o t ...... Lb. 59c BM Miaar ■«// haw iM w Sandusky, Ohio, and has made way studio, rehearsing the cuss the crisis. p r e m i e r n o v a s M i M amamw # ■ «4eM five regal appearances, com. The outgoing premier said Five States Seek jnnelnitat Ibunday plete with crown, scepter and (See Page Eleven) After Frantic London Race deputy premier under George BeM our ad In Thursday today the king had decided not. . . _ **neianoa Is the registered to call a council of the party, ^apahdreou, 77, was considered BlghVi Herald. SAVE UP TO /2 g£Low COST LONDON (AP)—Airline glrl8<»and said we were free to board leaders but to consult with them a strong possibility to be asked TM of the Heberleln at Liondon Airport blinked back the alrllMr. Patent Coip.” ★ Brand new, fully equipped cars ready to go. individually. | to form a government. The king Slaying Suspects tears today as a pretty 2-year- With just four minutes to Stephanos Stephanopoulos, fired Papandreou three weeks •k Reasonable rates. old girl hugged her American spare before the plane took off New Pricing System father, unaware of the struggle for Worillngton, Sharon grinning CHICAGO (AP) — Police of five states were asked ★ Full insurance coverage. taking place to get her out of happily, was taken on board. (jt^sddojtL FAMOUS BRAND DRESS SHOES the country. Earlier, Swindle, a ware­ today to hunt for two brothers wanted for questioning DRUG COMPANY ★ Large discount i f your car is in our shop for In a dramatic action at Chel­ houseman, sat calmly near the about the robbery killing of a Chicago police sergeant. 9(a Main SL—648-5821 tenham Wednesday, former departure point and told of the Teams of detectives searched*^ repairs. May Cut Cost of Gas LBJ Signs Vote Bill American soldier Gerald Swin­ dramatic race to take his hideouts in the city. Police In was with HoUce early Wednea­ • VITALITY dle of Jonesboro, Ark., took his daughter home. Gary, Ind., were joined by Chi­ day morning. WASHINGTON (A P )— Acting in a key natural gas daughter, Sharon, almost from “ I was taking Sharon and my cago police after the two men A report that two Negroes had MORIARTY BROTHERS the arms of his former wife, and ex-wife for a drive,” he said. vaulted the 20-foot waU of Wrig» case, the Federal Power Commission adopted today a At Capitol Tomorrow were reported seen Wednesday pricing system it expects to cut gas costs for consum­ began a dash for his American "Sharon got In the car first, I ley Field, home of the Chicago 801 CENTER STREET — TEL. 648-6186 • H ANCEE home. slammed the door and was off." night in Harvey, lU., and police (jubs baseball team, touched off ers by millions of dollars, and encourage location of It almost came to a full stop Wednesday night the father WASHINGTON (A P)— President Johnson will go to Informants said that they had a search of the ball park with LEASING PLANS FOB ALL 1966 MAKES * MODELS new gas supplies. at the airport immigration con­ IMPORTED and daughter stayed In the air­ the Capitol Friday to sign into law his Negro voting gone to Gary. police dogs and their policeman The system sets a higher trol office when officials said a port hotel. handlej»:^he ball park search had sought a one-price celling AuthoriUee In Michigan, Wis­ [luc4r'celling price for gas for all gas about 20 cents. high coimt action had been “ I'm taking Sharon to my rights bill. was 6 ^ e d off after an hour and started to make Sharon a ward The White House press secre­ KMth anniversary of a cere­ consin, Missouri and Downstate horn newly developed gas wells The higher price Is for new mother's home in Arkansas. I mony In which President Abra­ 16 minutes. than for gae incidental to oil of court. Fair-haired Sharon and tary, Bill D. Moyers, announced Illinois also were alerted to Eichorst’8 partner, Phillip N O W . gas-well gas—"to encourage the don't know If I’ll bring her back. ham Lincoln signed at the Capi­ watch for the men who might ITALIAN SANDALS production in the New Mexico- search for new gas reserves at her father were taken Into a It all depends.” today that Johnson will sign the Tolan, wept as he described the ORIGINALLY TO 14.99 small room. For 16 tense hill at noon, with his Cabinet on tol a bill giving freedom to have slain the 17-year veteran Texas area known as the mininmm over-all cost to con­ Swindle, 28, said he and his slaves employed by Confeder­ shooting. Permian Basin. minutes they waited. hand. He said details of the cer­ of the police force. "Eichorst was the first to aa> sumers.” The lower celling former wife, Mary Valeria Day, ates In carrying out the CtvU Sgt. Charles Eichorst, 46, was The decision In the Milestone price Is 14.5 cents, for all other “ Then I told them to serve a were divorced In May of this emony have yet to be worked rive,” he sobbed. “Gharlie waa HIGH AND MID-HIGH HEELS out. War. fatally shot in the temple at Permian Baaln afea caee la ex­ writ on me, if they had one,” Moyers said Friday’s here- that kind of guy — he was al­ (Bee Page Bight) said Swindle. “ They could not. (See Page Fifteen) The signing will come on the close range Wednesday as he NOW Regularly 7.99' pected to. be* tha pattern for rul- mony wlU be open to live cover­ tried to prevent the robbery of a ways first In." INSTANT u ge In other pending area rate 'The store manager, Gsrnr age by radio and television. North Side supermarket. The eases and ultimately for orders Presidents went regularly to Komas, said the two men had slaying touched off what police entered the store shortly after H AMERICAN GIRLS • KAY DEBS to apply to all major producing the Capitol to sign leglslaUon described as the biggest man­ areas. through the admlnlstraUon of hunt In recent (Chicago history. (See Page Bight) EARNINGS NOT EVERY SIZE IN EVERY SMART A ' A commission spokesman said Herbert Hoover, Eichorst was near the Treas­ it was estimated the decision Johnson says the bill "brings ure Island Food Mart shortly IHvIdends paid from day COLOR OR STYLE — BUT STILL WALKING LJL Originally to 10.99 would require refunds of some­ within our Immediate vision the after It opened at 9 p.m. when day when every American can of deposit — 4 ttmee a thing like $80 million to $86 mil- an unidentified person told him A TREMENDOUS SELECTION HEEL I ♦ ‘Uon by producers In .the Per­ enter a polling booth without the store was being robbed. I year. mian Basin area—three coun- fear or hindrance.” He ran to the holdup scene Bulletin^ ttea In New Mexico end 66 coim- The Senate, suddenly speed­ and aaw a man, apparenUy a At the beglimbig of Janu­ tles in Texes Railroad Oommls- ing 'up Its procedures, gave the lookout, outside the front en­ 5 ary, April, July and Oc­ rion districts Nos. 7-0 and 8. final congressional approval to trance and ordered him to raise his hands and face the wall. As DON) BACHS FORTAS tober. Tlie commission said virtually the bill Wednesday night, 79 to all Permian Basin Interstate 18, and the President went to Eichorst started to search the WASHINGTON (AP) m MISSES’ W O M E N ’S TEENS’ production goes to three pipe- the Capitol to extend congratu- man, the second robber dashed Chargee of Communist ties a a fine purchasers, who would laUons In person. out of the store and shot the were leveled at Abo Fortas share the refunds. Johnson, In a formal state­ policeman. Police said Eichorst today at a Senate Judiciary apparenUy never saw hts as­ These pipelines then would be ment, thanked on behalf of the Committee bearing oa hts country the members of Con- sassin. nomlnaUon to be an aseocilate- requiretf, under current com- The gunmen fled across a mlaalon procedures, to pass on of both/i>arUes who voted Justioe of the Supreme Oourt' Buskens • Canvas Casuals le measure. parking lot with an estimated But Fortas, long-time lawyer the refunds to their ouitomers. K $3,(WO taken from the safe of the n w pipelines, an 4.99 & 5.99 ure by the two Senate leaders — dropped out. ae J. Dodd, D-Oona., a forraoB wedge soles ern Natural Oas Oo., Omaha, Lt. John Glas, one of the offi­ Heb., 16 per cent; and Trana- Democrat Mike Mansfield and Yale Law School olaaomato. Republican Everett M. Dirksen. cers In charge of the Investiga­ waatem Pq>eHna Oo„ Houston, tion, Identified the 4wo Negro Oi "Ct ik Tax., 9 per cent. Johnaon said “ they will be long BTANUDT 8TBI1UD remembered for what they have brothers as Hollce Black, 21, P7 SHOP EARLY NEW BRITAIN (AP)^ * Casuals ara The decision requires reduo- done on this blU.” and Richard Black, 20. He said S A V I M G S popular fit or (ton by Bept. l of any rates In The bill will suspend the use the elder brother had a record An esUmatod 880 w orkM FOR BEST SELECTION exoase of«4hoee eUpi^ted end (AP Photofax) Of literacy tests, said to be used of 10 arrests and had served six walked off their lebe at t|e } n / IV O A slip on stylos •loo Impoaee a moratorium until to discriminate against Ne­ months In jail for car theft. Stanley Works today la w h | | \ < 1 ( I \ I I I» ^ Jan, 1, 1918, on any price In- ^Sound of Music^ Heard Again in Vermont groes, In much of the South and Glas said as tha two robbers was oallod an nnanthorinU ereaees above the oalUnga ea- parmlt the federal government fled they- stripped off their Btrlko. tabUebed. Members of the Trajro Family Singers are shown mother, and son Johannes. Msgr. Frani Wagner, under specified conditions to shirts In an effort to avoid rec­ Neittiar eontpaay nor Under the two-prioe system take over the registration of ognition. He said a traffic ticket Ion spokesinea could anpiahl 190T M AIN BT. — N B A S M APLE 8T . as they sang last nignt In Stowe, vt. their first their chaplain and musical director, conducts. The bearing Hollce Black’s name the reason for tho walnotMi presoribed, the highest celling in many years. From left, they include daughtere family’s experiences were the basis for the stage voters. It also calls for ths at- BBANOH OFnCB, ROUTE SI, OOVBNTRT SHOE SAIXIN Open Monday All Summer MAIN FLOOR nrtoc for the area is 16.5 eents tomsy gensral (o bring a court was found In a pocket of one Oao o< tho naloa M r thousand eubto feet of gae. Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Agatha, Mari^ Roaemarle imd movie hit, "The Sound of Music.'' toort. Polios said a oheok with ho aohod too OPHN TILL 4 PJB. MOBIDAT THROUGH BRIPAY Hw major preduosn hmuved and Hedwig, Mrik Maria Auguata ’Trapp, their .(• m Page watfiOi vMtIvM Ateolossd that lUohard to work THURSDAY NIOBT 0 to • 0*01.0011 ■■■ I '.H JIIIISW IllHII.il I ^ II MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1986 ■ fW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1988 •Medicare and Social Scciirily-—— People Sheinwold on Bridge REED’S 17-Nation Conference Agrees, Price of Gold Frank (49), Mia (19) Seulh dititr Hurry — Ends Bat. Increilses Again COUNT YOUR WINNERS viitsershle RESTAURANT Jamas Oamar Applying for Cash Benefits FOR DIKFIOUL.T HAND NORTH Elke Sommar LONDON (AP) — Tha dollar In The « A 1032 MO Main St., Manchester Avoid Marital Talk By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Disarmament Progress Needed price of gold Jumped 1.3T6 oenU - tO K N TROAN It isn't enough to count your COUNTRY AND an ounce on the bullion ex­ action taken by.fCanada undarstcod th« raluc- ’ Later at dinner, both were ICBA SpMUl tVritw losers when you are playing a WE«T * XA*T OBNWA (AP) — The lT-na-«”if irimiImply any act change today to $S8.1M36 — the BDOARTOWN, Mass. (AP) -* News * 134 A 4 . Oon disarmament eonferenoe or In aid of, laglUmate govern tancs of some non-nuclear pow- drpeeed Informally, Sinatra ^Mka difficult hand at a trump con­ WESTERN MUSIC •re to adhere to euoh a treaty hlgheet elnce November IMI, Singer Frank Sinatra, 40, and «Three types of monthly IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS 9 A9I3 ? S 7.1 ngreed unanimously today — manta to resist Communist- wore dark elacke, a light Jacket tract. Count your winners u also inspired attack." "In the abeenoe of eome poeitive Dealers said thsra was a very TV actress Mia Farrow, 10, are and a turtle-neck ehlrt. Miss Special liiyments are available un­ Hera'i a chack lilt of Important documanti you Diane McBain i AKJt A I09-34JI Featuring that progresa In the deadlocked good demand from epeculators vacationing aboard a luxurious, well. You may find that you SOUTH "Lovar Coma Baok" Ha aoeused the Sovlat Union arrangementa to satisfy their Farrow, a blue-eyed, freckled der Social Security: should hava on hand for Social Sacurity purpoMi: SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — — negotiations Is needed. legitimate need for eeourity." who appeared to be gambling 166-foot yacht amid rumors that blonde, wore a beige drees and "A change of scenery, faces and need more winners, even though A K ljl* l Uncle Howard and His of falsely maintaining that the once again that the pound eter- REMINGTON HAND dement benefits. Survi- □ Huiband’i Social Sacurity card (or a racord ihow> 9 0 10 3 4 2 "Lova” Mat. SiM Agreement Is rare in the his­ "alleged warlike intenUons" of Canada Is reported to have th ^ are about to be married. a darker beige double-knit Jack^ ^ rs’ benefits. Disability ing hii Social Sacurity numbar). attitude" was given as the rea­ the first fast count of losers is worked out details of how such ling will be devaluated. The couple dined Wednesday et. ADDING MACHINU reassuring. Eve. 6i00 -.tiSO tory of the three-year-old talks. West Oormany are the main Much of the demand came □ wTfa’i Social Sacuri^ card (or a racord ahowlng son for the brief dl.sa)ipearance "Smoky Mountain "Lover" Mat. liSO Today’s was expressed by U.S. barrier to the signing of a treaty security ehould be guaranteed. night at a restaurant on a moon­ Sinatra has been married Sobtraetion—Fan Koffeiaffl tjenefits. Opening lead — King of clubs. ■Mrtb WMt Nerib XsH These are expected to form part from European financial cen­ lit harbor of Martha's Vineyard twice, the last time to actress •To Special On Beeteto fice or cheokjunder "Social Soc­ my to draw the last trump and eV ^ y Speaking on behalf o( all con- Bulgarian delegate Carlo LU' their husbands. involving film stars within a few □ Copy of your latest income-tax "withholding became alarmed and notified a heart. East won with the king TH fc4l 1817 A.I' ( nN. tliOKi. German Republio which does, pressure on the monetary ex­ When the party leri the dinner weeks. Cary Grant, 61, recently Adding Ma ohinea ie ty Administration" In your police. cash the good diamond. ftrenoe parUolpants — the Unit­ kanov repeated Soviet bloc de­ ataMmanf'^ (Form W-2). Or, if you are lalf* of hearts and shrewdly returned THURSDAY NIGHT AMTlf HAHMNCi or conceivably could, constitute mands for withdrawals of for­ change. At the openli\g the price table, Sinatra put hie arm married Dyan Cannon, 27. ^ n e directory. They had returned home from a club. The Important thing Is to get ed States, Soviet Union, their a thraat to the Sovlot Union, for Immediate delivery slumped Yale Typewriter Soirlea • You must be at least S2 years employed, copy of your last income-tax return. the side suit started before nlUaa and the eight nonallgned eign troops, elimination of for­ around the young actreiM who Mlea Farrow Is the daughter □ Birth cartifieata of each child for whom a benefit a vacation Tuesday and found Declarer ruffed with dummy's but the converse,” he asserted. eign baeee and prohibition of one-etghth of a cent from p o rtr^s Allison MaCkenzie in of actress Maureen 0'SulTlvan Phone 648-4*83 dd to get a retirement benefit. her home in Coldwater Canyon last trump, discarding a heart, drawing trumps. naUona — Foirter said "The Soviet Union has 20 ar­ Wednesday night's closing $2.70- Engaged But you can never draw your it aought. Dally Question atomic weapone to be dlecuseod the lV drama Peyton Place, and the late director John Far in Los Angeles deserted. and forced out the ace Of hearts. “Two yean ago today the mored (Uid motorised divisions, 82 to $2.79 1-82. The engagement of Miss and together they walked row. fbll retirement benefit unless □ Certified copy of adoption order (if child ia She had registered at the ho­ West returned another club, Partner opens with one spade, treaty banning muslear weapons In the highest state of war-readi­ as a matter of priority. A few buying orders cams in you wait until you are at least adopted). and the next player passes. You Repeating almoet word tor FVedrtcka Elanore Hettinger to through a garden to a motor tel as Marilyn Miller. punching out South's last trump. teats In the atmosphen, In outer ness, on the soil of East Ger­ word Tsarapkln’e epoech of two theii and shortly before noon the launch and were taken out to 6S to start collecting It. D Daev certificate of worker who dial. South now had the ten-five of holds Spades, T-S-4; Hearts, A-S- 6th WK.! c6ME! AEE! I apace and under water was many. And It has many price rose 1-82 of a cent. Thomas J. McVeigh, both of tho sleek whitq yacht. *Long Vacation days ago, Lukanov accueed the When you apply for your re­ □ Rc-'elptad funeral bill if somebody other than hearts and had to give up the M ; Diamonds, 10-7; aubs, A-K- ngned Iw the npnaentaUves of hunclreds of medium-range and Dealers said the forward Manchester, has been announc­ In answer to newsmen's ques­ tirement benefit you should take I.Ady Bird J-S. What do you sayT "SnumHT/moR wowunrow aawwwMiff United State! of imporialist widow or widower claims lump-sum death baas* last trick to West's nine of a the United States, the United Intermedlate-r a n g e nuclear market In pounds being bought ed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tions, both Sinatra and Miss PENN YAN, N.Y. (AP) — along; f i t NEW YORK (AP) — Mrs. hearts or to East's good dia­ Answer: Bid two clubs. You Kingdom and the U.8.8.R. Since headed ballisUo missiles In the aggression In Viet Nam and as- for future delivery—was partic­ Farrow refused to aay whether When John Herbert stepped off VACATION I. Your Social Security card, □ Divorce papers (where applicable). Lyndon ■ B. Johnson and her mond. Down one. have enough strength for game, that Ume more than 100 nations Baltic areas and other western ■alled Weit Germany. ularly depressed with an almost Walter O. Hettinger of Gleason they are already or are about to the train from New York City, or some record on which your daughter, L.vnda Bird, 21, opposite an opening Md, but you hava Joined the origlmU signato­ parts of the Soviet Union target­ Italian delegate Fronceeco complete lack of buyers. St. be married, but rumors on the he expected his visit as a "fresh Social Security number appears. Also, if you should become so diubled that you cant saw the hit Broadway musical Fast Assumption are not yet sure of the best con- work, it is a good idea to keep a list of doctors who have South should not assume that ries. ed on points In the Federal Ger­ CavallettI protested the Bulgari­ Finally the bank of eng- Her fiance is the son of Mr. island persisted. air" boy would last only a few MEMO J. Your income-tax "withhold- "Fiddler on the Roof” Wed­ ct. If partner rebids the an speech, which he said was treats you as well as hospitals, clinics and other in­ he has Only two heart losers. "On the second annlvenary of man Republic." land stepped In on the buying and Mrs. John McVeigh of 267 One was that the couple would weeks. In* statement" (Form W-2) for nesday night. Sides, Tou will go to game in that aohlevament we consider in violation of United Nations' side and the forward maricet be married today at the farm That was 46 years ago. the previous year. (Or if you stitutions where you have been treated. This Is true only if he manages spades, if he bids diamonds, you Referring to the antl-West Spruce St. They were jostled several to ruff a heart or two In dummy. more urgent than ever further speech delivered Tuesday by instructions to the conference to Improved slightly. Miss Hettinger attended Man­ estate of actor James Cagney in Wednesday Herbert marked are .self-employed, a copy of times in front of the Imperial will suggest game In notrump. t o n io h t e prograu on disarmament meas­ give priority to the issues of Financial commentators fore­ chester schools and is employed Chilmark, one of the Island'e eix the anniversary of his arrival on your last federal Income-tax re­ For this reason he cannot afford chief Soviet negotiator Somyon nonproliferation and under­ proof of the child's age (or dis­ benefit may be claimed by the Theater as the crowd engaged to draw trumps. 7:00 - 9:16 ures." K. Tsarapkln, Bums said; cast further tightening of the atUhe A and P ' Supermarket, towns. a trip sponsored by the New V at, turn. I In shoving matches with police Copyright, 1668 SUNDAYS ground tests. government’s economic squeeze Some Insisted that "Sinatra York Herald Tribune’s fresh air au. S. Some proof of your age. ability) would be required. person who paid the burial ex- After ruffing the second club General Features Corp, Canada strongly robuked the "When we listened to the So­ Broad St. Where a wife draws a re­ pen.ses. In such instances, a re­ and Secret Service agents. South should lead hearts at 2:00-4:10 Soviet Union for its attacks on viet delegate's speech we found Tsarapkln accused CavallettI to protect the pound. Mr. McVeigh 1s a 1063 gradu­ and Farrow already were mar­ program. The best proof of age Is a birth of seeking to limit the scope of ried.” Others said they just "be­ He recalled that, when he «i;K JA-.itijt. fi tirement benefit on her own, her ceipted funeral bill as well as In addition to a shopping tour once, If East returns a club, THIRTEEN UNLUCKY 6:20 - 8:80 the United States and West Ger­ nothing which would encourage Itome had expected a stiff In­ ate of Manchester High School. certificate, or a baptismal cer­ for clothes, Mrs. Johnson and the debate and Insisted that the crease In the bank of England haved as though they would reached the home of Mr. and \\l0t tificate Issued shortly after hu.sband also may qualify- -pro­ a death certificate is required. dummy can ruff and will still CRE88KILL, N.J. (AP)— many in the conference and ac­ us to think that he hod come He Is employed at M*y«'* T1- vided he la at least 62 and can To draw disability benefits, her daughter plan to see tonight have enough trumps to ruff a cused the Russians of not being hero prepared to negotiate seri­ Soviet proposals still stand and rate, which controls the sterling ano, Manchester. be,” Mrs. Llewellyn Jolley on Aug. 4, birth. the Pulitzer Prize-winning dra­ heart or two. "Thirteen Is an unlucky num must be discussed by the con­ Js Interest rate on credit trane The couple and their party 1920, the family took him to a If you don't have either, you prove he depends on her for at the worker must establish total her,” Bernard Champion said, prepared for serious negotla- ously on either a nondissemina­ A February 1066 wedding Is least half of his financial sup­ disability which is expected to ma "The Subject Was Roses." South can give up a heart, can tion treaty or extending the ference. actions. It has stood at per planned. left the chartered yacht, doctor. The doctor prescribed ZIP CODE may use some other document "so we just had to have 14." cent since June 8, the London "Southern Breeze," Wednesday "good food and fresh air.” to establish your age. Such as a port. last at least 12 months or to ruff a heart In dummy with the An 8-pound, 1-ounce boy Denounclng the Soviet attack Moscow tost ban treaty to in­ You may apply for retire­ result in death. If you're unable ace of trumps and can draw on American “siggresston" In clude underground tests." WEST EUROPE LEADER Times said there were eugges for a shopping tour of the pic­ The Tribune arranged for the certified hospital birth record; a Walter Aeuther brought the family roster to 11 tions It would rocket to as high Its regular Thursday announce­ turesque Island. The Southern boy to remain with the Jolleys, Vtsi ncata ceW Mi pi tat MM I signed statement from the mid­ ment benefits three months be­ to apply at a Social Security of­ trumps and claim the rest of the boys and three ^rls, the old' Viet Nam, chief Canadian dele­ Bums stressed the urgency of PARIS—Western Europe is |M . etoi |M SM V Ma COPENHAGEN, Denmark gate E. L. M. Bums said the a treaty to halt the spread of the world's largest mUk-pro- as 9 per cent. ment, held the rate at 6 per Breeze Is owned by C. W. Ed­ although he visited his parents wife or doctor who attended fore reaching retirement age fice. the agency will send some­ (AP) — Walter P. Reuther, tricks. •St 17. wards of Houston, Tex. in New York City occasionally. 5 LAST CALL! But the Bank of England, In cent. your birth; a marriage record (to avoid delay of payments) one to take your application per­ head of the United Auto Work­ South can make the contract Soviet definiUon of aggression nuclear weapons. But he said dudng area. showing your age when mar­ or any time thereafter. But re­ sonally. ers Union in the United States, by going after dummy's dia­ Umittd Opening* Available at ried; a child's birth certificate tirement checks can't be dated If you qualify, disability ben­ says the nation should spend $20 monds instead of his own hearts which happens to show your back more than 12 months. efits would be payable also to billion annually to aid underdo (although this is an Inferior age; a family Bible; a military In case of death, the widow your wife if she is at least 62 or veloped countries. line of play). He can ruff*the MEADOWS-'-" discharge paper; an immigra­ may draw survivors' benefits Is caring for a child under 18 or second club, cash the top dia­ Him bPtm IBOLTON • neNNiemor BOLTON LAKE HOTEL ^ MANCHI9TIR PARKADt, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST « OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A,M. TO 9 P.M. • "CHARGE IT" AT GRAND-V/AY, ■ ■ TAKE MONTHS TO PAYI ROUTE 44.A—BOLTON. CONN. b ► PAOl fD U l « n a n s S T E R e v e n i n g h e r a l d , UfANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, AUGUST B, IW i : 'NeU) England Vif^nettes Unclad Model Pale Face Dance MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1965 P A f l P ^ I W DoesnH Mind TV-Radio Tonight To Be Checked INSTANT iDcinpsey’s Visit to Eire Student Stares By Real Indians Stirs Irish Independents BALTIMORB, Md. (AP) Television PRBSCXm', Aria. (AP) — The nude dark-haired model Authantio Indiana will ha on EARNINGS The Baby Has • :00 ( 8-10-18-184tt> Movie juars Danoe Party hand In Praaoott to taka a criti­ ■CMRON tAP)—Naw Bnfland^Blrdt’’ b r 1 ( a d a la Ralph stretched languorously under I) AdmtivJ Jack eter Jsnnlnst-^sws, Bchralbar, a fraduata itudant McKenilt'sEenzU'i Kaklsrs~ 7:80 hSm Daniel loone cal look at how tha Whlta man Dividends pnld from day 'Vlcnattaa: the steady gate of 30 art stu­ (80) M averl^ in the soology department at (40) Unyd Thaxton parforma Indian dancat. of deposit - - 4 Umes n Oov. John Dampaay ot Oon- dents. (0, To Inaure good vantaga the University of Maine who la 8:10 ( 8) Huoklebenry Hound 84) The f ^ o K ^ f ' ' yew. Been Named 000 ; nacUoul, tourtn* hla naUve Ira- studying the roosting habits of Artists—men and women, (80) n im Donna Reed pointa, aavaral mambera of the amateurs and professions—tried (181 Movie Maeon White River Apache Tribe have land, ran into muoh silvery sea gulls. to sketch the exact skin tone, (40) The Rifleman 84) Point of View His approach to hla work is ' Or, Kildare reaarved ticketa for the annual At the beglBBlhg of Ju n . rlMtorlo on route. the shadowing, and particularly 8:00 (lO) Eye-DenU(y Alao some verbal cannon balls thunderous. ( 8) Living History (84) FDuHh klstale SmoM oeramontala Saturday ary, April, July and Oo- First of all he collects gar­ the pert form of the pink der- (84) W here New 1 8-SO^W My ■rtiree ftms night. ^ , —likewise silvery—as the Irish rlere. (80) Flash Qordaa I ( 8-18) Paesword tobor. bage from the university's ( 8-80-40) Bewitched Parpsdia tha moat famoua of Andrelskl, Soot Allen, son of Olenn Allan and Blaine took advantage of the occasion The model—earning $3.35 an ( R) News to ret in a few broadsides at the dormitories and arranns it in (33) Rocky and Hla Friends (18) SubecrlpUon I T tha Smokit — a group compoaed Caron Andrelaki of 37 Talcolt Ave., Rqckvllla. Re was bom hour (or posing in the sun­ 8:06 (40) Adventures In Paradise (81) International MagaMne a gull-attracting pile, ^ e n he I (1O-8M0) Hasel (C) entirely (>1 whitea — will not be July 26 at Rockville General Hospital. Hla matamal grand- Biitiah. drenched studio—was absolutely 4:10 ( 8) News, Sports. Weather In Cashel, a tiny M-year-old arranges four small cannons so ( 8) Richard Diamond able to participate this year. parants are Mrs. Dora Caron of 73 Spruce St., Mancnadtar, .without modesty. After all, pay 1:18 (33) Club House ( 8-80^) Peyton Place that, when fired simultaneous­ ( R) Peter Jennlnga—Newa Former senator and Republican and John Caron of Rockville. His paternal grandparents leprechaun of a man, who would was 35 cents an hour more (or (ti) Movie residential candidate Bany ly, they will drop a. nylon net (SO) Rocky and H(e Fnendi I ( 8-30r40) Jim m y Dean are Mrs. Ruth Andrelaki of Stafford Springa and Andrew have been In his prime when being naked rather than clad in S:R0 (84) Travel Time Ireland began its final, bitter over the feeding birds. (84) Chance to Learn Soldwater will remain in Phoe­ Andrelaki of Adams, Maas. He has a iw ar, Linda Ann, 81 a bikini. . (131 Newsbeat (10-33-80) Suspense 'ITrtr. iCi nix where he ia recuperating ■tnigrlo for Independence, offi­ He geta about 30 birds per ( S) Waller Cronklte montha Nearby, pretty Eva relaxed, ( 8) The Defenders • * * • • cially greeted the governor with blast and so far has colored ( R) I-aramle (C) ) ( 84-10-13-30-3»80-40) News. from neck lurgery. nude from the waist up, and the (l(V33-.')0) Huntley-Brlnkley Ooldwater haa narrated the this peroration; about 400 gulls a bright yellow. Sports. Weather Adanw, Andrew John, aon of Donald Winston and Jen- He also colors himself a artists were Indifferent. 8:48 ( 30) Peter Jennlnge—NeWa (18) For Adults Only ceremonials in the paat and is nla Hall Hampton .\dama of 48 Grove St., Rockville. Ha "Tour presence amongst us The model was Gabriel Krois, 7:00 ( 3) Wyatt Karp i (10-30) TonljrtU Show (O) splotchy yellow and gets pecked (33-.vi^) News, Sporti, one of the few members of the was bom July 26 at Rockville General Hospital. His ma­ awakens thoughts of the early 8 months old. He was helping in (30) ABC Nlshtllfs DhrManJ Paid days of American's struggle for and wing-batted. W onther (40) Sports Final tribe whose name haa been ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John McOettrick of So. at least in one case, the a new concept in a life-drawing (10) Wanted I ( 3) Sfovle made public. ■i Day «f Dopoalt St. Petersburg, Fla. His maternal grandmother la Mrs. Mas liberty; days that from the class. Eva was another baby (30) Mr. District Attorney (13) Movie Membership in the Smoki peo­ m em or^ e battles fought and birds are fighting back. (18) Subarrlpllon TV : ( 8) Movie Donald of St. Petersburg. He has two brothers, Donald Jr., model standing by in a diaper. (34) W hafs NewT (40) Merv Griffin Show ple la aecret but the membera 8, and James Henry, 2; and a sister, Jill Bileen, 8Mi. victories won proved guiding Albert Sangiamo, a teacher at 7:18 (30) Sports Camera (33) Tonight n o w «D 0 O * • O lights to other nations that were can be Identified ly a amall ta- the Maryland Institute, said he SEE SATUIU>A1''S TV WEEK FOR COBIPLETX USTDrO too on the left ham). Skipper, Jonathan Lake, aon of Peter B. and Dolores erushed by tyranny and bitter Decrease Noted was using babies as models be­ A group of non-Bidlana living persecution." M. DeCarll Skipper, Box 240, RFD 1, Bllington. He was bom cause artists get too used to in Prescott organised the July 23 at Rockville General Hospitial. Hla matamal grand­ Ah sure. Btmker Hill and the drawing Za g o ^ looking male "tribe” In 1921 and the main SAVINGS Kkuiter Rebellion are cousins, a In Idle Claims parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeCarll of Bllln^on. His or female model. Radio objective la to preserve authen­ maternal grandmother is Mrs. Anna Skipper of Manches­ century or so removed. "That's the type of body they tic Indian dances. Some 5,000 IvOAlV Unemployment compensa­ Cntla tUtlag faiohidea ouly Ukm* Mwa hroadMwte of !• nr U \SS04 I XI'IOM ter. He has a brother. Peter J., li; and five aistera, Terry, are usually drawing and that's mlanto length- S«me itattofM onrry other short aewiCMts.) apactatora are expected and 14, Cathy, 12. Nancy, 10, Laurie, 7 and Jennifer, 11 months. Time marches on, but In Port­ tion claims filed in the Man­ the concept they get of the hu­ proceeds are used to keep the • • C • O land, Maine, it could use a drill man figure," he said. WDRC— 13M >11:30 Gordon and Jaaa chester office, which had in­ 8:00 Long John Wade 13:00 News Smoki Muaeum In operation. Oalvin, 'nmoUiy James, son of 'niomas Francis and sergeant. He said Iwbles provide a com­ 8:00 Dick Robinson 13:18 Sign Oft The only dance which is re­ creased during each of the pre­ W n C —1888 Mary Quigley Galvin, Campbell Ave., Vernon. He was bom The five city • maintained pletely different challenge be­ 1:06 News. Sign Off peated every year is the snake 1007 MAIN ST. —- NEAR MAPLE 8T, clocks trudge along variously vious (our weeks, showed a drop WBon—tii 8:00 Afternoon Edition July 21 at Rockville General Hospital. Hit maternal grand­ cause of skin texture and skele­ 8:00 News, Sports, Weather dance, in which bull snakes of BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE SI, COVENTRY parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Quigley, Phoenix St,, from 40 minutes fast to stopped of 7 per cent last week, with tal structure. 6:00 Harttord HlghllghU 4:46 Blue of Rventng over five feet in length are used. dead, the latter being the tower 7:00 Newa 7:06 Oonvereation Piece Vernon. His paternal grandmother is Mra Katherine Galvin 886 claims reported for the week 8:00 Oaallght 7:30 Chet Huntley Some of the features this year OPEN TILL 4 PJd. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY clock at the Odd Fellows Hall 13:00 Quiet Hours of Enfield. He has three brothers. Thomas, 18, Michael. 8, ending July 81, compared to 738 GEMINI DELIVERED 7:80 News will be a Navajo sand painting and Sean, 3 ;'and three sisters, Noreen, 10, Teresa, 4, and which obstlnantly points to 7:38 (or the week ending July 34. WINF—1338 7:80 Congreeslonal Report THURSDAY NIGHT 6 to 8 O’CLOCK ST. LOUM, Mo. (AP) — The 8:00 Wail St. Today 8:10 Pone Oonoert ceremony, the Kansas brave Rachel, 1. day and night The increases of the four pre­ Gemini space craft scheduled to man’s dance, the Mula-Kwee 0 0 0 0 0 Ihe clocks are not necessarily 8:30 Radio (ireater Hartford 8:80 N » e vious weeks were attributed to make the first American space 8:00 News 8:66 Red Sox ve. Attdetios and Kaka-Kwee ceremony, the McCarthy, Kristen Marie, daughter of F. and Lor- a w t e m e r t io 3(Om lazy or disinterested in accura­ factory seasonal shutdowns. rendezvous was delivered to the 6:18 Radio Greater Hartford 11:30 Newa hoop dance and the Chippewa cy. One school clock, the object 7:00 News 11:40 Sports Final Read Herald Advertisements na Blette McCarthy, 26 Oak St., Rockville. She was bom Claims filed throughout the National Aeronautics and Space 13:00 Art Johnson scalp dance. of much attention by pigeons, 7:36 Public Affaire July 26 at Rockville General Hospital. Har maternal grand­ state last week dropped mark­ Administration at Cape Kenne­ 8:00 The World Tonight WPOP—14U mother is Mrs. Jennie Blette, Hartford. Her paternal grand­ does a heroic Job staying within edly by 8,923 to a total of 24,7(«. dy. Fla., Wednesday by McDon­ 8:15 U fe Une 8:00 Roy Cooper five minutes or so of Uie cor­ 8:30 SjMak Up Hartford 7:00 Ken Griffin parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jolm McCarthy, Hartford. She haa The figure comparea with 81,881 nell Aircraft. 8:56 Yankees ve. Wldte Sox 13:00 Jonathan Dark a slater, Karin, 3. rect time. claims filed statewide diiring McDonnell is the prime con­ O 0 O 0 O w a s h e r s Portland budgets $860 a year the corresponding period last tractor for the Gemini program. to keep these ragged timepieces Danielson, Eric Drew, oon of Bldward and Judy Ljtnn year. Astronauts Walter M. Schlrra, Windsor Danielson of 10 Depot St., Buckland. He waa bom wound by hand (that is, the Bridgeport ranked first in the Jr. and Thomas P. Stafford lour that run, trot or walk). July 28 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand­ state last week with 3,588 are scheduled to pilot the Gemi­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roger Windsor of Park Ridge, IB. There has been some thought claims, and was followed by ni 8 into orbit for a rendezvous that the clocks are not worth His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Arisen Danielson of Cas­ Hartford with 8,043, Waterbury with an Agena rocket later this ter, Wyo. He has a brother, Kristen Edward, 14 months. that buck a day. with 2,883, and New Haven with y e s LT . However, a watch shop has • • • • » 2,859. Zinsser, Pamsla Jean, daughter of Carl Allen and BBeii offered, for $2,433, to put all the Manchester tied with Norwich clocks In accurate running order Watson Zinsser, 91 Laurel St. She was bora July 30 at Kan- for the ISth spot among the chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are and to install electric winding state's 30 offices. The locM of­ OVER 2 MILLION mechanisms, and Portland Is BINGO Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Watson of 33 Wadsworth St; Hla pa­ fice was 18th the week before. studying the bid with interest. PRESCRIPTIONS P. A. C. RAUROOM ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Zinsser of For another |83S, the shop Safely Compounded 2« VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVILLI 86 Laurel St. His maternal great-grandmother la Mrs. says it could protect the heroic Crime Collection Christina Mullen of Portadown, Ireland. She haa a bmthar, school clock from the pigeons, ARTHUR DRU8 EVERY M O N D A Y -R P.M. Eric William, 2% ; and a slater, Sandra Lee, 7%. t and Portland is intereMed in BAST LANSINa, Mich. (AP) 0 • • * # ' that, too. — The Michigan State Universi­ Doucette, Deborah Lee, daughter of Courtney E. and Attention ty library says it has acquired a Patricia McCabe Dbucette. Rt. 1, Box 165, Coventry. She S-Tamp Watnr Sataetor Oenerally it has been a pretty 1,400-volume collection on waa born July 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ rough summer for the birds. crime, torture and dueling from ternal g;randparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bidward Servo of 42 Damp-Dry Spin Spaad Portland is plotting against the library at the Castle of Nu­ Hamlin St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Ed­ NEWCOMERS remberg in Germany. W. G. GLENNErS ward Doucette of 22 S. Alton St. pigeons, the University of Mas- • 0 • • • Porcalaln-Enamalad Top and IM aachusetts is ,putting dye on The books mainly are in Latin sea gulls off Nantucket to keep and German script and many Florence, Douglas Soott, son of Kenneth E. and Judith Instant Credit track of their (lights to Cape have parchment bindings, said Kocher Florence of 126 Trout Stream Dr., Vernon. He waa Rutt-Raaiatant CaMnot Ood EUid a bird got blamed for John Whitelaw, MSU special bom July 29 at Manchester Memorial Hoapltal. His maternal Approval starting a fire in Massachusetts collections librarian. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Kocher of 80 Porcalaln-Enamalad Tub Whitelaw said they are ex­ Davis Ave., Rockville. He haa a •sister, Michelle, 2%. ; by somehow getting a lighted IHRU OUR ’vlIIOM'.IDl cigarette into the eaves of an pected to be of sp e cif value to HARVEST HOOSE PAINT apartment house students in police adralnistra- Forbea, Deborah Lizabetli, daughter of Donald C. qn** SfRVlCf Now Joining the "Color Our tion and social science. Trudle Tlbbals Forbes of Somers Rd.. Ellington. She waa NO MONEY DOWN bom July 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma- teiTuiI grandparent.^ are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Tlbbals of Newington. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. PAY NOTHIND UNTIL Williaip Forbes of Caribou, Maine. She has a sister, Donna Lynn, 18 months. USED CARS at • • * • • l 4ind, Christine Ann, daughter of Gerald L. Jr. and DATE Marguerite Ventrlce Lund, Pilgrim Hills, Coventry. She waa C R A N T O N bom July 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ ternal g^randparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ventrlce of Island Lake. 111. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and MOTORS. Inc. Mrs. Gerald Lund of Dennysvllle, Maine. She has a brother, Gerald, 3. ROCKVILLE. CONN. FAMOUS MAKE Landsberg, Andrea Beth, daughter of Arnold S. and 2-SPEED AUTOMATIC Julene Barr Landsberg, 103 Lockwood St. She was bom July 29 at Manchester Memorial Hoapltal. Her maternal grand­ AtifomaficsNy Mtoft ovt Nfil WASHER CADILLACS parents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ban* of Hartford, Her Wster for both wuhinc and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Rebecca Landsberg of Hart­ nntmg is continuously rocircu- ford. She has two brothers, Larry Steven, 17, and Edward aUted through Alter, refnov*inf 1965 CADILLAC Sport Coup*. Low MHoogo Nell, 13. Rnt from clothes. AIm blends in • O « « • detergent... sll sutomotieally! 1963 CADILLAC Smton DeVINo ' Monaeo, Paul Francis, son of James L. and Claudia Posar Monaco. 843 Main St. He was bom July 31 at Man­ 1961 CADILLAC Stdon DeVnia chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is Air Conditioning. Pietro Posar of Treste, Italy. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Monaco of Trieste, Italy « • • • « OLDSMOBILES Bishop, Lisa Ann, daughter of Clayton and Barbara Bpiika Bishop, Hyde Ave., Rockville. She waa bom July 30 MAYTAG •t Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ 9 ents are Mr. and Mnj. Joseph Spilka of East Hartford. Her WRINGER 1965 OLDS. Luxury "98" Sedan. U w Mllea t patei*nal grandmother Is Mrs. Bernadette Gtlles of Water- ville, Maine. She has a brother, Andrew James, 2. 1964 OLDS. Jet Star I Sports Coupo « O * O « 1962 OLDS. Dynamic "88" Holiday Sodon Leger, Elisabeth Ann, daughter of Robert J. and Clarie* Basaillon Leger, 262 Union St. She was bom July 31 at Air Conditioning Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Blsalllon of 264 Union St. Her pa­ 1963 OLDS. Dynomic "88" HoBdoy Coupt ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo V. Pariseau of 359 Family Size T w f W i y i Woodland St. She haa a slater, Deborah Lynn, IVt. \ atiUtion. For drlicatas? A mora 1962 OLDS. "98" Convortibie 0 0*00 fcntle waihinf action to fiva Pavan, Todd Lawrence, son of Louis Jr. and Sally Lan­ thorn tho «tra care thay nood. 1962 OLDS. Dynamic "88" HoRdoy Sodon der Pavan, 35 Kenwood Rd., Vernon. He was bom July 30 L UTEX HOUSE PAINT at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ 1960 OLDS. Dynamic "88" HoHdoy Sodon ents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Landers Jr., Farmington, Maine. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrz. Louis 1960 OLDS. Dynamic "88" HoHdoy Coupo Pavan Sr., 520 Keeney St. WESTINGHOUSE 0 0 0 0 0 Webber, Rlkkl Lynn, daughter of Raymond L and Rox­ ELEC DRYER PONTIACS ► ONLY ONLY anne Bralnard Webber, 134 Oakland St. She was bom July PER 81 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grancl- QAUJON parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Brainard of 1 Main St. 1965 PONTIAC Eonnevilo Vista. One ooMl Mpalnting. . . 90% mom 1 fiat 4M yaul aaO Her paternal grandmother la Mrs. Alice Webber of Spring- Choice of two. Beth low mllenge. UumMOly. . . flad* and bNMtr iMkO waNyi Mlnaaaeta PalMi vale, Maine. She has two sisters, Roberta Lee, 1, and Sylvia, a n t. . . tha aaaa and varaaMUr of gMMy Hoaaa MMI 1964 PONTIAC Catalina 4-Door Sedan Bawabe, Robert, son of Ralph and Miriam May Bawabe 1960 PONTIAC Star Chief 4-Door Hardtop of 48 Schaller Rd. He was bom July 30 at Manchester Me- moriai Hospital. His piatemal grandparents are Mr. and N Mrs. W. D. May of Fort Pierce, Fla. His paternal grantl- A "mllllan" wotar curraal* fOi o leaca aniy 34' wMa parents are Mr, «md Mrs. Avner Bawabe of Tel-Avlv, Israel. That's tha unique water action it'i an ideal waaher lor apart­ OTHER CARS He hM a brother, Jonothan, 19 months; and a sister, Grace at the excluaive Surgiiatort agi­ ment dwellert or where laundry tator you'll 6nd only with an area w limited. Fita (lueh with Lee, 4. acA WHiairooi.. I-ooatni dirt in cabinela to givt it a built-in • * * • * TRADIS R iaU IIIlP haavily aoiled (abrict. look. Caater kit availabla. 1963 liSCAYNE Station Wagon Aubln, Michelle Marie, daughter of Wgrren and Suaanne Pelletier Aubln of 49 Fairfield St. She waa bom July 30 at 1963 FORD FALCON Station Wagon, 3 soon St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal ^andparenta HURRY! These are MkmssoUi Paints* finest quelHy are Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lambert of Warren, R.I. Her pa­ 1962 VOLKSWAGEN Convortiblo ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Omer Aubln of Bar- exterior finishes^avs now at these low prhesl rlngton, R.I. She has a brother, Peter George, 10% month*. Buy with Confidence... Guaranteed Lowest Prices on America's Best Name Brands 1961 CHEVROLET 2-Door, 6-Cynnder Enjoy your home improvements NOW— with iGiMi Gleimey’a “Easy -Rerimfiiiflr Budget Ac­ Konior, U*a Ann, daughter of Theodore P. and Jean count (R.B.A.). As little as |10 a month bnysbuys 1up to flOO.00. LeCIalre KOslor of Ludlow, Maas. She was bora July 28 at SAUS CONSULTANTS Providence Hoepital, Holyoke, Mass. Her maternal grand­ B M e ScraBton — Dick Bunkofen — Rum hlRthlagw QUALITY—THE BEST ECONOMY OF ALL mother U Mrs. Arthur J. LeCIalre Jr„ 46 Ansaldi Rd. Her Howard Keesiey itemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kootor of adley, Maas. She has a atster, Deborah Jean, 20 montha. e ^ » * » • * Bohnelder, David Frederick, son of Frederick D. and Marion Kerr Schneider. 19 Fulton Rd. He was bom Aug. 3 .Member of MANCHESTER at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ SHOP mother la Mra. David K. Kerr of 30 Jarvis Rd. His paternal SCRANTON FRONT END ALIGNMENT -andparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schneider of 172 FRIDAYS eIrh St. He haa a slater, Susan Dale, 2. BRAKES RELINED * 0 0 0 0 0 6 4 9 -5 2 5 3 iqinlms, Terrence Robert, son of Robert J. and lAlla Appliance TO Spencer SInkue, 30 Sunset Ter., Wapping. He waa bom Aug, 8 at Manchester Memorial Hoapltal. Mia maternal grand- •:30 P.M. parenta are Mr. and Mra, Lewis Spencer of Adams, Ky. g MOTORS, he. 3 3 6 NICHOLS-MANCHESTER His paternal grandparents are Mr, and Mra. Joseph Slnkus o f Greenwood Lake, N.J. He slater, Mellcea, 8. NORTH MAIN STREH a % 445 HARTFORD ROAD, N e a r McKEE 166 UNION STREET — ROCKVILLE ELUNGTON Barger, Maureen Kntherine, (laughter of Donald P. and GLASTONBURY URE, INC. leanette Nolan Berger of 22 Grove St., Rockville. She waa TEL 643-9533 ^ 875-2521 BUILDING MATERIAL-LUMBER—FUEL 295 IROAD STRMT bom July 80 at Mancheater Memorial Hoai^tal. Her ma­ MANCHISTER ternal grandmother la Mr*. Michael Nolan of Bast H a r tf(^ Her paternal grandparent* are Mr; and Mra. Frederick OPEN DAILY, 9 to 9 FREE PARK Berger of 89 Grove St., Rockville. She haa five brotharo, Oragonr, 13. Donn. 9, Brian, 8. Timothy 6, and Rpberl. 5; • a r Uino alatera, Patricia, 18, Beverly, 11, and Barbara i ■ t- Bath, 18 months. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHBSTEIR, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1968 Senate’s Main Event stander eiviltans. And, In the ultimate Connecticut war which lies not too far beyond our Stars Illinois Slugger present level of willingness to fight Yankee , each other, there will really be no clvll- WASHINGTON (AP) — Theq-from a prepared text a recital lana at all, and those who used to be By A.H.d. Junior senator from Ullnots of why ns thought ths amend­ elasslfisd as clvlUans will probably be ment ought to be defeated. He It BlH«U Str bowed politely to ths senior sen­ llanch*»J2nchMt«iIC«m. ths ones who would be killed first, an Rather mlraaulously, Oon. aimed shaft after shaft at Dirk- raOKAB------^ 1. R_ O IW N ator from Illinois, Then he WALTER R. EEIRQUiON hour or two before ths peopls wearing nMtIout’s Constitutional (3on. sen’s contentions. PuMlahart started slugging. The forsnslc honors obviously uniforms. But the Jungle war in Viet­ ventlon has so far escaped g Elamidad Octobar 1, UH , » being aaked to write any ape- On Wednesday's main event want to Dlrksen and so did ths '^Nlahad Brary Evanlac Excapi fcndAya nam seems, for all its avoldancs, so far, oial pensions for any apectal in the Senate, It was Demo­ test vote when tha Senate sub­ of nuclear weapons, for all its relative officeholders Into ths nsw cratic Sen. Paul H. Douglas, stituted his proposal for a pend­ k a r oo'ssr M primltlvenese, to have an unusual cures Stats Constitution it is sup­ tall, snowy-haired ex-professor ing resolution by a 69-89 margin. ■ S ta r. ______■ from Chicago, ve.* Republican But Douglas, who needed only ' suBSCRipnoN RAnn upon it. Both we and the Vletcong seem posed to architect and author. Neither, fortunately, haa it Leader Everett M, Dlrksen, a a one-thtrd, plus ona, vote to ; P a7iU)U In Advnnca to have better luck finding and killing defeat ths proposal, won ths Qna Ya«r ...... been aaked to enahrine in the bespectacled and paunchy ex' war In the showdown. Dirkasn £ x Hontlu ...... U-W innocent peasanU than we do finding new Conetltutton the sacred country boy from Pekin, In the yv ftr a a Months AfO center ring. rallied majority support, but ths ■ OD^ Month ■•saas»**aa«as«as ____ and killing each other. walla some new divlelon of So long aa on-the-ecene coverage con­ Connecticut craftamanshlp or Dtrksen wore the conservative I ®7'®® i IfElIBBm OF trunks of states rights and necessary t h e a sso cI a t o d " p r e s s tinues and so long aa the war and iU commerce would like to build Douglas the liberal one-man, Ih a Assodatad Press Is escluslvety enllUad partlcipanU continue to grow tougher, around Itself. It has not been Announcing that he was play­ M ta tha uaa of rapublleatlon of all naws 4^ asked to stablllae the minimum one-vote fighting gear as they MUchrs cradltad fo It or pot otharwUa cradlb the more we are likely to hear and hammered away at the Issue of ing for keeps, Dlrksen told lUs final 7 In this paper and alsO' tha local news pnb- price of anything, nor to give colleagues he would be back to read, for a time, of some of the inci­ anybody some special privilege whether the Constitution should . Xn* ria I s of rapublleatlon of special dia- fight again. dental horrora of war. Later, aa the war to eue the atate. Inde^, there be amended to permit state vot­ patches herein are also raserrad.______ers to apportion ona house of The Republican leader and Intenaiftea. and the incidents repeat ta a whole masa of potential Douglas mixed it up frequently ‘iha Herald PrlnUna OompW. ,lnc. a j legislation which has somehow their legislature on other than a before Wednesday’s knockout anmes no financial reaponslbllltr for typ» themselves more often, we will grow population basis. ffaphlcal errors appaarlnf In failed to find Its way Into the vote. Mri other reading matter In Tha Jfanchestas lees conscious of them. But they will hopper of Constitutional Con­ Douglas is the political Countering the argument that B^nliW H e r a ld . ______■till contain the same cruel mockery of vention propoaltlona. product of heavily urbanized state legislators have a “lust for northern Illinois. Democratic . Pull senrlca client of N. E. A. Service, ^ humanity’s proper purpose here on But the Constitutional Con­ office” that would keep them Publishers majorities in Chicago and Cook from submitting any reappor- H ^ew s Special Agency — New York. Chl- earth as they do this week, when oven vention will never mlsi what County made him a senator and S g o . Detroit and Boston. • it hasn’t been asked to do. tionment plan which would turn ^TfEMBBR AUDIT BUREAU OF dRCUlA- our Marine commanders have found ths have kept him in the job. With them out of office, Dtrksen TIONS. ______time and grace to apologise for the It has enough other oppor­ that background, he argued that asked; “are we so different In tunities to write and lock Into all citizens are entitled to equal Display advertising closing hours: killing of a child or two, and to promise wanting to hold on to our For Monday — 1 p.m. Jfld ay. a Constitution some of the representation in government seats7'’ For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday to try to see that it doesn’t happen things which a aevers judg- Dlrksen represents the rural K r Wednesday — I p m Tuesday. Dlrksen said that when he Ftor Thursday — 1 p.nt, Wednesday. again. It is more likely that the next ment might oonalder more downstate areas of lUlnois was first elected to Congress or Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. time it happens nobody will notice. properly suited for ordinary where the Idea Is prevalent that and people began calling him or SftturaAy —“ x p.in. Fnahy. . . . That, more than any individual incident legislative action In some or­ the rights of minorities should honorable" and inviting him to dinary session of the Legisla­ bs protectsd against simple ma­ free dinners “I thought: This is of horror, is the real price, the real ter­ ture Itself. (dearance JiMilfled deadline: 10:30 a.m. each day jority rule, for mo.” Ueatlon except Saturday — » am . ror, of war. and the ultimate reason For, as the filing of resolu­ A phrase maker of no mean He said Douglas didn’t seem why civilized man should bo sure to ex­ tions Indicated, the smooth ability, Dtrksen often had Dem anxious to leave the Senate al­ Thursday, August 5 ploit every civilized recourse before he dream the state’s two benevo­ ocrattc Leader Mike Mansfield though the latter is 78, he pre­ of Montana in stitches with his dicted Douglas will be running 5 resigns himself to the beast we cem all lent Roman Consuls, John Getting Down To The Beast < Bailey and Searle Plnney, had sallies as he flailed his way for another six-year term In train ourselves to be, if we have to. for a Constitutional Conven­ through a length Senate speech 1666. Dlrksen, at 66, won’t be up ■ The news from Vietnam has been es­ tion which would do just what In behalf of the constitutional until 1968 pecially horrible this week, for two rea­ amendment he was proposing, When Douglas had concluded LADIES’ SUMMER it had to do. and nothing more, Is a dream which will have to Douglas sat in the front row, his speech, he said he would be sons. The Bis Magic Boribbling down points he ex­ willing to yield back the re­ First, American newsmen have con­ fight a lot of human and legis­ lative nature before it gets pected to make later, as Dirk- mainder of his time under the tinued to take themselves out in ths Along with the torments of a drought sen spoke from the other side of debate limitation to which the through. field, so that they are eye witnesses to year—the clouds which pass unmoved the ailBle. Senate had agreed but he didn’t As the very first opening or- scenes and actions not normally direct­ and unrelenting overhead no matter Dirksen, his curly gray locks know “what feat of magic will ganizatlon session of the Con­ bobbing In emphasis, directed appear from the other side.” ly “covered” In the course of a war. how fierce the Imprecations we hurl up vention revealed, even the much of his argument In Doug­ Grinning, Dirksen rose, DRESSES This is possible partly because It has at them—the barren beauty of the most careful selection of the las’ direction. peeled back his sleeves and said never officially been labeled a war, and clearing which comes after no rain— 84 delegates had aomehow let Where the GOP leader had he had nothing to hide. Where­ also because, no matter what It is offi­ there are compensations. through as many as 20 who pranced, waved a clenched fist upon Douglas said he was will­ were quite willing to kick over and pointed his finger to empha- ing to vote without further cially labeled, the Johnson administra­ When rain does come, what an in­ the traces and create all kinds read debate. tion back home Is anxious to prove that stant. powerful magic it does work! of dangers of unrullness by let­ its purposes and conduct in Vietnam are ting the convention run Itself Cucumber vines will double their those which befit a civilized democ­ by a mere m ajority tnatead of area. racy. That makes this the beet reported a two-thirds vote. U.N. Officials Are Doubtful Tbmatoes, overnight, will he ------L. J. Hutchins, bill ns weak. Former mayor John Madden^tlon without making an appro- thin sir?" the position in th* budget, said ed to private first close in the his constitutional amendment on that broke out soon a f ^ Am ttallaU e In big city Catholic knight of Dudley’s Acres, thun­ (Continued from Pngo One) “Any attempt to pailit It aa a has questioned a rssoiution at priation T” "In addition, oven provldsd It hoped there would b* grsatar UJB, Marine Oorpe. operation, a $90-mlllion dam, a Buproma court's split dsoisloA U . iUKMrtB at the eame time many dered over the greensward near test on the conslltutlonamy of weak meaaure la almply dalud- “This resolution doss not that w* had ths funds availabla participation In th* lunch pro­ Sullivan is stationed at Camp water system and roads can be legislative reapportionment, 'M ( city public schools are run­ 84, Succumbs the town council ealUng for Uie June lest year. here in the best medieval fash­ •mment was voted down 167-181 poll taxes sUll used In 'I*** Ing ua,” he aald. make any funds avsllabls to the In th* general fund surplus, ths gram with tha addition of s esf- LeJeune, NXJ., and is in the mo­ halted by an egg — that’s right. despite Wednesday’s-defeat. Dlrksen had maneuvsrad MS ning out of seats was revealed in In a stormy eight-hour session local elections In Alabama, M Farmer and Wllkini nve transfer at $101,000 from the board of sducatlon. Bsetlon 71S provtslons of ths charter.rt# eon- stsris supervisor, Th* duties of tor transport division. one big egg Tbe margin of defeat — seven •Ihe annual report on Catholic OOLOMBIA—Lester J. Hutch­ ion. proposal before the Senate tMrss of Parliament that lasted long slsslppl, Texas and Vlri^nla. their oplnlona In a Naw York general fund to tha board at regarding th* affect of appropri­ csmtng th* appropriation of ths supervisor includ* unit coat­ It's a CaTifomlaiTifomla condor egg votes short of the requisite two- weeks ago by offering it as a .education In Hartford, Litchfield ins, 84, of Rt. 87, former mem-, I|e won the annual jousting after midnight. Deputies traded Intarvlew on atatlon education budget for the 19SB- ations cover* this in dstul.” funds, in addlUon to or suppls- ing, supervising all cafsteria Manehester Evening Herald and It hasn’t even been laid yet.y thirds majority — was greater .and New Haven Counties. tournament,• ------namedqueen the (jueenof of Two civil rights leaders ex­ Bubstltuts for a resolution to ber of the board of assessors of punchs, catcalls and threats Md In tha final Benat* vote on the 66 flaeal year. "As of what daits were thsas msntsry to th* annual budget help, organising end planning of eorreepondent, Anne Lyoiie, tel. Eastern Interior OH Co. than had been expected. But dealgnat* Aug. $l-Sopt. S as no* ,.t Noting the city of Hartford as Columbia lor 80 years, died yes­ love and beauty and placed a th6 proceeding were Buapended pressed less than all-out approv­ bill, a contpromlaa reconciling appropriations, wsr# complstsly menus. 644-6682. of V«nlura has a psrmit to drill When the Senate Republican :4a8S in point, the archdiocese crown of flowers upon ler head In a Btatoment rslsassd last funds to be avallabl* from th* a wall on a federal leas* at tional Amsriosn LssgKn boss* terday at Windham Community brleHy. Speaker Emmanuel al of the measure. verslona paaaed a^rllar the night. Madden criUotsas both general fund?” "Woe it aa of ignored.” During ths board’s budget leader was asked whether he ball week. «»id 10 years ago there were and a kiss upon her lips. BaklaUis banged his gnvel. Senate and tha Houaa, 49 Damo- "Ssetion S16 of tbs charter meetings. It has been stated that Sesp* Creek — right In the was giving up, he replied, ”A S,7Se youngsters and fiw years HoepiUl, WllllmanUc. He rep­ Sir" Dorsey, 33, of Denton, But Dr. Martin th* wording andth* Intent of th* data of th* meeting on Area Westher heart of a Condor refuge Dlrksen resorted to this rang his bell and shouted hlm- jr„ president of the ernta and 80 RepubUoana nip- th* oounolVs rsaolutlon. The June 167 If so, how was It de­ covers this In detail. There sr* participation in the lunch pro- loud no.” tegy after tailing to win Ssiwts ,Ago e,300 children reglMered in resented Columbia in the 1987- wore a plaid shirt and gray jelf hoarse until the brawl ported it, 17 Democrata and one jp-am by students I* below th* There are only about 40 of tha He said his next attempt .parish schools in the flty. work trousers. He speared 13 Christian Le«‘>«r»*''P,, wording, he says, does not ao- termined that thes* ftuuU wars thre* steps that ar* now necss- Judiciary Committee approval session of the Oeneral As­ eased. , . ence. had called the btl » ^ Republican oppoaed U. All but available 7 sary to correct this unfortu­ brsaklng-svsn point, WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) giant birds left, and th* Nation might be to substitute his of his amendment. The commit­ .iviLast year, however, the city's tiny rings with his lance to have Outside the parliament build­ one of tha oj^nanta, San. Rob­ compllan what waa intended; Early morning cloudiness and al Audubon Society watches one because It goes a 1<>»^ and any available suipluefunde nate situation.” Nursery Vacancies amendment, which would over­ tee was deadlocked 8 to 8 . •nine parish schools numbered sembly. his name engraved on the per­ ing 1,000 Papandreou supporters ert C. Byrd, D-W.V*., were "If It was known on June 16 showers should be followed by them all like — well, a hawk. only 0,Mi8 pupils, a decline of He operated a large dairy petual trophy. finally to redeeni the should have been uaed to lower that w* had a $100,000 general "Firstly, the council must ro lb s South Windsor Coopera­ ride the Supreme Court’s ruling Douglas said legislatures wiw ■' ■ ■ chanted their hero’s name and the 16th Amendment by assur Bouthemar*. The Ion* Republi­ scind the vot* of June IS, 19S6. tive Nursery School, has an fair weather today, the U. S. The oil Arm’s operations that legislatures must be appor­ should proceed with reappoi^ gyt youngsters from the IMS • farm on Rt. 87, south of Colum­ His queen, Roberta Downs, 30, tried unsuccessfully to brew the tax rate, not supplement fund surplua, these funds Weather Bureau said. could be stopped If s Condor -ICjM total of 6,874. Ing the right to vote of all clt- can who voted no waa Ben. the education budget, he cays. should have been used to low­ Secondly, a public hearing must nounced that there ar* openings tioned wholly by population, for tionment In accordance with the bia center, for many years. It is also of Denton, received her V» through police lines when word Izfns regardless of race or col- Strom Thurmond of South Oaro- (or girls In the 3- and 4-year- The weather pattern over the nests within a half mile of the the administration bill to repeal -IJ now known as Foxhlll Farm. crown in shorts and a blouse. Mayor John Egan is out at er the tax rats. Section 708 of be ca ll^ aa, provided in section eastern half of the nation is site. Supreme Court’s one-msn, one- of the voting outcome reached or." He said, am confident llna. town and unavailable to com­ the charter spoils out In detail 315 of the charter, to validate old groups for the fall term. For the union shop provision of the vote mandate, , tf!'' Two Arrested He reUred in 1M«. He and his The two were among the par­ ’ A ’ Johnson, who arrived at the showing a marked change the The society ia also fighting wile, Mrs. Mary Webster Hutch­ them. . . that the poll lax provision of the ment on Maddan’a remarks. what is to be done with any this appropriation. Thirdly, the further information and to regis­ Taft-Hartley Act, Dlrksen, in a final ^ NBW HAVEN (AP) Two ticipants Wednesday in a joust­ Papandreou had vowed to bill — with vigorous action by Capitol with hli baagla, Him, on ter a child, Mr*. Robert Laurie, bureau said. Northwesterly plans of the United Water Con­ ins, celebrated their 60th wed­ ing tournament that began in \ ' Madden’s statement says: i surplus or deficit. council must adopt a resolution servation District for the dam Dirksen’s proposed amend­ the Senate to vote for Ma ^ n , one living in New Haven bring down his successor and the attorney general - wlU op­ Isash, spent an hour In Dirk- appropriating, not transferring 177 Masksl Rd., may be con­ winds havs shifted to westerly ment would permit apportion­ amendment, said that all he tnd the other in New York City, ding anniversary June 1964. 1868 and has been held annually return to power. But this ”(Jn June 16, 1965, the town "When th* town la operating and souttiwesteriy, bringing in­ and water system, and other Mr. Hutchins was bom in Col­ erate finally to bury this iniqui­ sen's office, with Mansflald sit­ under the uniform fiscal year from any other account, ths tacted. ment of one house to take geo­ waa contending for was to “let liave been arrested for the $86,- since, with lapses during war ' ' .'’-r'ti) seemed unlikely unless a gener­ ting in. emmet), with Mayor B n n pre­ to New England warmer and plans for a scenic highway umbia Feb. 17, 1881, a son of years. tous device." siding, adopted the following act, a surplus of this size is sum of $101,000 to the board of John P. Creagan Jr., son of more humid air at upper levels. across the mountains. graphy and political subdivi­ the people decide" the contro­ iWO holdup at the Westvllle al election were called. James Farmer, natlcmal He said he has not decided education budget for tha fiscal Mr, and Mrs, John P. Creagan sions as well as population Into versy over legislative apporUon- branch of the Oeneral Bank and John and Gertrude Ford Hutch­ Its greensward la a mowed "I hope the dleappearance of where and when to sign the bill, resolution; neither necessary or ia It de­ Thla increase in upper level The society says It Is afraid ins, and lived in this town all field of alfalfa in front of St. | director of the Congress of Ra­ sirable. The preface to the year 16S6-6S.” Sr., $47 Nevers Rd., has been moisture produced a band of noise may disturb the rare account if the people of a state ment. Trust Co. on July 30. the Athanasladis Novas govern­ but want* to ’’confar with the "Be it further reealved that named to th* dean’s list for his One day Oongresa Is going to John Claiborne, 41, of 103 his life. Joseph’s Roman Catholic ^ ment will mark the beilnnlng of cial Equality, said the measure the South Windsor town coun­ adopted general government "As It now stands, tlie ad showers which moved into the birds, stopping eggs and, even­ approved in a referendum. is too weak, does not meet the House leaden and the Senate budget breakdown states that ditlonal $101,000 was never ap­ freshman year at Rensselaer Bens. Paul H. Douglas, D-Ul., have to act in thla matter," he 'Atibum St., New Haven, was He was a member of Colum­ Church, built In 1786 and still In . the reetoratlon of constitutional leaden and arrange a time and cil authorizes the transfer of area during the night and will tually, wl^ng out the Condors. use in this community on the oroblem of intimidation and vio­ $60,000 was to be transferred propriated to the board of edu­ Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.Y. Joseph D. Tydlngs, D-Md., and said, "if it I* going to save the aitocked up Wednesday by New bia Congregational Church and order,” he told newemen. place that will be a minimum of the amount of $101,(KX) for the H* is among 889 students to be moving out to sea during ths ■'Kaven police. served as its treasurer many Eastern Shore. | Papandreou had announced lence to would-be registrants fiscal year 1965-66 from the to the general fund surplus cation for tha flecal year end­ morning. Clearing skies will bo PRINTS PRESERVED William Proxmlre, D-Wls. — all federal-state system." and voters, and should contain inconvenience for them." (note surplus) to reduce the ing June 30, 196S.” maintain an average of B or leaders of the opposition — pre­ The second arrest occurred years. He was a seventh degree Wooters and the other knights on July 15 that he was resigning Earlier, without apeciflc ref­ general fund to the board of following in behind the showers WASHINGTON (AP) — There on outright bon on the poll tax tax rate. Thla would be about ‘’TliiB is a stark statement of better during the year. Creagan is no longer any doubt that dicted any effort to revive It CATS ON A LEASH Wednesday night when agents of member of Columbia Grange trld to spear three rings of IH- after the king Refused to give erence to thla meaaurq. Bill D. education.” with (air conditions lasting MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP)— the Federal Bureau of Investl- and held a Golden Sheaf, which inch diameter using a lance! him control of the armed forces, in state and local elections. ^ "This resolution raises any 2/8 of a mill. If wo had more fact and is made without is majoring in engineering. through Friday. President Johnson’s dogs ars would be beaten even more de­ However, Farmer said, I Moyen, press secretary, said than $100,000 additional sur- equivocation or reservations,” Navy Airman Keith G. Mar­ cisively. Cats—like dogs—would have to fbtion arrested John Herbert is given for 50 years member­ which must be at least 18 inches but Constantine named Athana- Johnson Is considering more bill number of questions. Among Madden says, the reeolutlon This improvement in the making their mark at the White .“■Wlson, 98, at his home at 710 from tip to handle. aladls Novas without waiting for think it is sufficiently strong so these are the following;” pliiB, as the action of the town shall, son of Mr. and Mr*. Rob­ weather will bo the result of House, In a concrete way. On the showdown vole, after be kept bn a leash under a pro­ ship. it can have impact in the South signing away from Washington council seems to indicate, why that was adopted by the coun­ ert O. Marshall, 867 Foster St., three weeks of debate, the tally posed ordinance before the City 'Mverside Drive, New York City. Survivors, besides his wife, in­ While spearing the rings, the the premier’s formhl resigna­ and, within the capital city, “How do you transfer funds strengthening high pressure Johnson, taking the dogs (or a clude two sons, Joseph L, riders must guide their horses tion and without canvassing the if It is enforced. And we intend from the general fund?” wasn’t this amount also ap­ cil notwithstanding.” Wapping, was paduated July 9 along the Eastern Seaboard, the walk Wednesday, came on some waa 57 for Dirksen’s proposal Council. to see that it is vigorously en­ away from the usual offices. plied to lower the tax rate? Heads Cafeteria from the aviation familiariza­ The request came from Aider- POWER CUT OFT Hutchins of Mercer Island, over a 120-yard course in less sentiment of Parliament. Al­ 'IFunds can only be transfer­ bureau said. new paving near the office and 89 against. Constitutional forced." There have been suggestions "This would amount to an (Mrs. Carolyn Shearer has tion course at the Naval Air amendments require a two- man John Johnson, who eaid ehNORWAUC (AP)—Telephone Wash., and Francis H. Hutchins than 11 seconds. though the king's action was that Johnson sigh the voting red from the general fund sur­ Technical Training Center In Although warmer air Is mov­ wing. Urged on by photogra­ ^.'Mrvlce to an estimated 2,000 of Wlllimsntlc; one grandson Wooters. manager of a Denton technically legal, Papandreou Roy Wilkins, executive additional 1 1/3 iqlll tax re- been appointed cafeteria super­ ing in aloft, the bureau said, phers and assisted by a White thirds majority. he’d been getting an increasing director of the National Associa­ rlghU bill somewhere in the plus, that is, if the fund has a duotlon, which would have visor for the school system. Memphis, Tenn. Voting for the amendment number of complaints about hiiomes was cut off today when a and two great-grandchildren. Ice cream plant, guided his, contended it violated the South, or at some historic site Burplus.” Attends Conference will be tomorrow before warm­ House electrician, he Imprinted rdmlldoser severed telephone Funeral .services will be held horse down the course, spearing principles of parliament, ly tion for the Advancement of been most welcome in view of Superintendent of Schools er and more humid conditions paw marks of the beagle "Him” were 29 Republicans and 28 cats running loose and eating Colored People, regretted the | c o n n e c t^ ^ th Abra^^ Lin- "How do you make funds the extra tax burden we have Charles Warner has announced Sally L. Flamand, 118 Mark Democrata, Voting against it birds. tiables. tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Columbia all three rings three times in ' monarchy. Dr., Wapplng, is attending the show up at the surface and the white CoUie "Blanco.” A spokesman for the Southern Congregational Church. The succession. I By tradition, the king now omlsslon of a poll tax ban, but coin or the Civil War.______available to the board of sduca- had to bear due to the change- the appointment, which waa pro­ New Ehigland Telephone com­ Rev. George Wlthey will offici­ On the final course, which has should call on Panandreou, as pany said the break was at an ate. Burial will be in Columbia rings with a one inch inside di­ head of the largest party, to -p(cavatlon site in a redevelop- Center Cemetery. ameter, Wooters lanced a total form a new government. But im ent project on Spring Street. Friends may call at the Pot­ of three rings In three trips. political observers saw little Attack on Viet Fuel Dump a Radio station WNLJC was ter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson His 13-ring effort was good chance of a reconciliation be­ r knocked off the air by the break St., Willimantlc, tonight from 7 enough to win the professional tween the two. Won’t Affect Air Strikes c In service. The station uses to 9. division, and George Sherwood You Can Count on Us ... Quality Costs No More at Sears telephone lines for transmitting of Centreville became a profes- NualU photo ' broadcasts. Mrs. Norman Hoffman slonsU by winning his first MRS. PATRICK FRANCIS VICKERS Hospital Notes (Continued from Page One) was calling In a panel of top ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Hilde- amateur division with the same U.S. military, diplomatic and Escapee Cau^t garde Miller Hoffman, 52, of ese casualties from this were Intelligence representatives to CHE53HIRE (AP) — An 18 - The marriage of Miss Karol<^;tat.s of flowers and net, and car- Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. described as moderate. Broad Brook, formerly of Rock­ Ann Kemp of Manchester to rled ' 'bovquets of daisies end ivy. |n all areas excepting mnter- hear the report. ^•year-old escapee from Cheshire ville, died yesterday at Hart­ Just before noon today a Viet “The future la certainly far ^Reformatory was captured to- ford Hospital after a long ill­ Tolland Patrick Francis Vickers of James Granoto of Man- nity where they are t to 4 p.m. Cong mine derailed a railway more hopeful than It was a year ^day. ness. She was the wife of Nor­ Bloomfield was solemnized Sat- Chester served aa beat m an.' and 6:80 to 8 n.m. and private engine a mile and a half from ago," Tr.ylor told new.-'nen af­ BAY .r The youth, Lester English of urday, July 31 at St. Jamee’ Ushera were Michael Brennan I room* where they are 10 a.m. the oil storage tanks. The en­ SEARS NEW man Hoffman. Autos Collide of North Hampton, Maas, and to p.m., Vlaltor* are requested ter seeing Johnson late Wednes­ - 690 East Main Street, Bridge- Mrs. Hoffman was bom in Church. 8 gine apparently was going to day. . . . ‘ port, was picked up near Route The bride is a daughter of John T. Blake of Hartford. i not to smoke In patients’ rooms. pull a line of tank cars from the New Haven, a daughter of Carl Mr. and Mre, John W. Kemp of Mrs. Kemp wore a shocking No more than two visitors at He aald hejaft Viet Nam last C70 and Cheshire Road ip Ches- and Augusta Six Miller, and At Rts. 30, 74 storage dump. No injuries were week "feeling far. from discour­ Thlre. He ran away Wednesday 9 Cross St. The bridegroom is pink chiffon sheath, matching one time per patient. reported. lived in Rockville for many accessories and a corsage o f, _____ aged, although I recognize the { from a farm gang outside the years before moving to Broad Two cars which were dam­ the son of Mr. and Mrs. George ______Formation of a U.S. Army serloua problem* we have — reformatory. aged last night when they col­ P. Vickers of Bloomfield. white carnations. Ttie bride­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ^ tagit force to control all Ameri* Brook 29 years ago. groom's mother wore a beige problems that are military, ci­ K English was serving an In- She was a member of Grace lided at the comer of Rts. 30 The Rev. Joseph H. McCann Bruce Beebe, 9 Country Lane, | can ground combat forces in the vilian and International In char­ r definite term for aggravated as- and 74 In Tolland. of St. James’ Church performed lace sheath, emerald green ac­ Rockville; Mrs. Catherine Brad- 2nd and 3rd Corps area—the two SEARS Episcopal Church, Broad Brook, acter." si fault. the double rin,'? ceremony. Mrs. cessories and a corsage of ley, East Hartford; Janet central areas of the country— Ellington Orange, and a mem­ The accident happened about peach carnations. "We are on the right track. It )l-:iiIU'K AND CO ber and past president of VFW 9:15 p.m., when a car driven Jane Macc.-rone was organist. Grealey, 115 Wetherell 3t.:iwas announced today. Its pur- will take time. It will take de­ AUTO CENTER south on Rt. 30. driven by Sam­ Bouquets of yellow and white A reception for 50 was held Carol Dabrowski, 66 Elro S t.;' pegg ig jq expedite and coordi- S Visit Boys Town Auxiliary, Broad Brook. at Raffa's Restaurant, Glas­ termination,” he said. ^ ROME (AP)—Go9. John N. Survivors, besides her hus­ uel Nerwtmry, 69, of 58 Spring gladioli were on the altar. Joseph Downs, 19 RWerslde, „ate the role of U.S. troops in Taylor said the present 125.- St., Rockville, was hit by a car Given in -marria^ge by her tonbury. For a motor trip to Dr.; Mrs. Elizabeth Dunbar, supporting the Vietnamese war iyDempsey of Connecticut visited band, Include two sons, Gary the Pocono Mountains, Mrs. Phoenix St.. Vernon; Winslow 000-man goal for U.S. military ■■the Boys’ Town of Romo today. driven by James K. Anthony, father, the bride wore a full- effort. Hoffman of Rockville and Bruce 19, of 28 Burke Rd., Rockville, length gown of silk organza, Vickers wore a cocoa brown Estabrook, South Glastonbury; Maj. Gen. Stanley L. Larsen strength in Viet Nam was a rea­ Drive In Today... Have Your Car Serviced While You Shop S Dempsey, his wife, Mary, and Hoffman of Broad Brook; three knit suit, beige accessories, Lisa Fiano, French Rd., Bolton; sonable figure. But he added Sthelr son, Edward, were shown which was making a ledellvetF the malt by jeep from organized conferencs at another In Washington, President a point oif so were made hy U.S. Installation tery installation is FREE. Have your car battery ’Ihompsonville; Charles Bed­ Johnson got a two-hour briefing M I Engineer Study Court Cases Next time you mall a letter to Yellow Pine to Big Creek. Be­ site. Most the paKlclpants in ford, South Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Smelting .and Control DjAta. checked, while you’re shopping at Sears. yond Big Creek, the road turns both rallies came by chartered from Maxwell D. Taylor, the Oorporate Ixmd priesa were Arranged your country cousin, think about Nancy Fletcher, Tolland; Clif­ retiring ambassador to Viet s S i Into a trial and he makes the buses from other cities. ford Stewart, 19 Johnstm Ter.; mixed. U.S. Treasury, bonds .... 5 Sherwood Bowers of 75 MANCHESTER SESSION Napier Edwards riding horse­ trip once a week on horseback. The outsiders Included a Nam. Johnson said he waa ao sagged in reaction to Ihe ad­ A Doming St, a former town Mrs, Marguerite Lund and Impreaaed by Taylor’a report vance In the price o$. ^Id in I SEARS GUARANTEE. Free replacement within 90 dayTl James Ronayne, 16, Spring- back to'a miner’s cabin near "Practically everybody on the group of 14 Americana of the. d S i^ ter, Coventry, of purchase, if battery proves defective. After 90 . •mayor and director, has urged Big Crehk, Idaho. route has worked for me at "National Committee for a Bane after a year in Saigon that he Ikindon. dayn, 5 the board of dlreotora to inaa field, Mas*., pleaded guilty to Or about Ola Lynn, a trim Nuclear Policy" lad by Marla we replace the battery. If defective, and charge you only I some time In tha paat years,” tor the period of ownership, based on the regular price | for the larger Parker Village breach of peace and waa fined grandmother from Nevada City, says Whitmore. "A (ew years Runyon whose home town waa ' Don’t Travel I Sewage Treatment Plant, as $95. He waa arrested early this Calif., getting stuck in her jeep ago they got together and unavailable. less trade-in at the time at return, prorated over number recommended in an engineer^ With a 1^ ^ months of guarantee. tng study, rather than the morning after police found him on a snow-covered road in the decided they wanted more moh- Dangerous at the scene of a fight at a Main Sierra Madras. ey. I was already paying more smaller facility recommended Leaky by General Manager Richard St. apartment houae. Or about Carl E. Whltmors, than I was getting from the 5 States Seek Martin. Joseph LaForge, 56, of 26 W. 58, of Boise, Idaho, trudging 26 mail route, so 1 got a plane to Muffler He said that contrary to Gardner St. changed hia not miles under the hot sun in the fly me in there with a motorcy­ 'ALLSTATE HMvy-Diity ALLSTATE SHpramotle Tune-Up Lydall and Foulds statement guilty plea to guilty after the Salmon River Canyon because cle. The route take* all day on Slaying Suspect ALLSTATE R«mcmiifaeturMl that they may or may not use prosecutor praaented his case motorcyOIee are banned in the horseback and I figured I could the proposed plant; the town charging him with Intoxication. wilderness. do It In four hours.” (Oontioned from Page One) Special should insist that the Parker He was fined $15, These are Star Route mail ITiat was when a forest rang­ Shock Absorbers 8t paper mill use the facility, The oase agabiat John Fon- carriers — a sampling of about er advised him federal law opened at 9 a.m. One man Eugiues Mufflers 6 Cyl. 8 Cyl. a“to remove from the North tanella, 44, Stafford Springa, 12,000 who transport and deliver irohtbits motor vehicles in des­ forced hie way Into tha oaahiar’s End the disagreeable odors, charging him with breach of mall by autosnobile, boat, plane ignated wUdemees aroM. Bo cage, Komos said, ordered Chev. S 1640-60 Replace thoae old worn shock* now Most Cara caused in large measure by peace, waa noUed. helicopter, skis and horseback l^ tm o re made th* weekly trip cashier Marilyn Moline, 34, to Block Assembly Ch«vrol«t T and aavet Allatat* Supramatle under contract to the govam- on foot for three weeks. Thint hs “sit still and b* quiet” and emp­ Don't pour good money^ into decomposing papea stock.” John MartocoWo, 88, of no Shock Absorbers will give you a *6 *8 Bowers said that it is time certain a4dr«M, (ailed to ap­ mant. got hi* labor troubles straight^ tied th* safe. ■ costly engine repairs. An ALL­ 1954-44 3 9 9 •Most care plu* parta w that the subject of disposal pear in court to face the charge More than 2Q0 of them are ened out. Elchorst, a sergeant olnoe STATE remanufactured engine smoother ride, better sway control land waste from the Lydall and of breach of piiac* and his bond holding their annual convention Mrs. Lynn, 47, has a 2S-mll* 1682,: is survived by his widow, will solve your problems and • 1 5 9 Chev. 1056-5S; Valient 1660-68; Ford 1940-54 9.M and more hydraulic fluid capacity ■ave you money. Every ALL­ Ford 1858-SS; Rambler 1856-61; Olds 1959-60 12.99 Installed. visit Our Complete Port* Dept. Foulds plant ”be brought of $100 was forfeited, A war­ her*. And although the last of jeep-and-skl route from Nevada Jean, and two children, Charlm Ford V-8 complete $6AA than moat new car shocks! One- Installation for an airing.” the dog sled routes was aban­ City to Oranttevllle, Calif., R.,.8, and JIU, 6. STATE engine haa over 200 rant has already been issued for 1949-58 ...... I W Designed for today’s high compression engines. Free-flow inch diameter piston and hardened “Manchester's North Emd his arrest In connection with an­ doned recently in Alaska, they which she took over three years new parts Including pistons, Arranged Spark Plugs low a s ...... still hav* plenty of atories to (0 when her father, Walter FAEBU DISAPPEARINO rings, Dearlnga. Plym, 6 1957-56 189 rust resisting design glve»long service Ilf*. Tough *t*el 1* steel rod assure a long service life. with Ks accompanying odors,” other charge of non-support. up to H thicker than moat original*. Bowers said, ”is certainly not The case againat Raymond swap. 3arbour, retired. Harbour was GARDEN CITY, N.Y, (AP)-^ Cash price with trade-in Block Assembly... Tune-up Kite low a s ...... 1-SH a ‘Cttv of Village Ouum,” and O’Nell, 24, at 10 MinU Court Whitmore la one of many Star 77 Famu and farmers’ daughtars th# Htuatlon is not very oon- waa continued to Sept 2 In Routs carriers who hav* gone The time Mrs. Lynn got stuck are dlaappearing from once Points low a s ...... IA9 duolve for homes and Indus­ Mancheeter because hie la now into the businsss in a big way — in the snow, she didn’t nave her rural Long Island. try.” in a hoapital being treated for with several route* including skla, but she had her mother Only three contestants showed Automotive Center, 290 Broad Street . one from Yellow Pins ‘ to Generators low a s ...... 1 3 * 0 0 tuberculosis. Ttia ebargs* are along. They tried to dig tbe ve­ up to compete for th* title of 643-1581—Open Dally 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. theft of a motor vehicle, reck- Crooked Creek in the central hicle out, than gave up and Miss Farmer’s Daughter of Shop at Sears and Save Starters low a s ...... 1 0 .0 0 leae driving, operation at a mo­ Idaho wlldemesa. He has three walked Um five miles to tbs lit­ Long Island Fair thla week, (Saturday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.) tor vehicle without a Ucense, fuU-tIma employes and others, tle town of Bloomflsld, flounder­ winner was Brenda FelloetU, Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back larceny under $950, receiving ))iks Edwards, who work tor him ing through dsep snow with a 19, a coed. Her father Is a btma stolen goods, and breach at ' time. sack of mall. At BloomflsUI they BUigson who raises horses and peaca. c* n w«ek, Edwarde, n , got a rids to Nevada City, some orops as avoestlons. A MOM

HAKCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1965

Hebron filed after tha Oct. 1 deadline, 16 New Voteri electricians will have to go be­ License-Seeking Tradesmen fore their examining board to OUTSTANDING QUALITY. ..LOW LOW PRICES... Plus World Green Stamps Bid Talks Set Added to Ligts Should Apply to Governor get a permit, he said. On Fire Truck town’s voter Hits have Chicago Blast by 16, as a re- iterday’s three-hour HARTFORD (A P ) Attention,Oeffect July 1, the state police CmCAGO (AP) — A bomb Hskma’s Art truck eommtt* Issued electrlclsna’ permits to lAg eesMon. electriciims in search of a state electHclans’ permfu ‘ exploded Wednesday night out- mlttM M sX rwRjr to fo on qualified men already lleaneed Of the tMsl new voters, 11 Blds a thres-story building gyiUi mattoM ooanooUd with permit. by thair towns, Shaw said. registered as DemoeraU, 3 aa Bend your appUoatlons to the housing a glass company break­ Um purohagi, proUmUanr ap*- It^ b llo a h s , and 3 dMtared Since there are no examin­ At Your governor. ing soma 40 windows. No one glftoatloiM havlav boon mada. thsmaelves unafflllated. ing boards yet, governor's office was Injured, That goes for plumbers, has agreed to accept applica­ A pra-bM eonfaranoa, m al- ■teamfittars and alevator rs- The blast, appsrently caused FcivorHo BBEKINO DIVORGE tions and turn them over to the by a dynamite bomb, left a hole raadjr otatoA is piaimad tor lAK lUFABL, Calif. (A P )- palrmen, too. boards when the boards are Auifr l t « t tlw town ^oCriaa A new licensing program was a foot In diameter and four Mre. Cheater Bowles Jr. is suing ready for action, EUiaw aaid. inches deep in the street police buiMInf, from T:S0 to 10:80 for divorce. created by the General Aseem- p.m., whan poaaibla bidden win bly this year under which elate Each of the four boards—one said. The bomb had been plant­ The daughter-in-law of the each for electricians, plumbers, ed between two trucks ownea have a chance to put in thair U.B, Ambaseador to India mar­ permits will be Iseued by ex­ Popular amining boards. stssmfttters end elevator repair­ by tha Glass Shower Door Co. at ried the younger Bowles In Juat how mutUi tha truck w ill men—will have five members. 1061 N. Throop St. who kijl^ value... Shop Popular Worcaster, Mass., in 1B48. The trouble te, the boards Appointments have bean da ooat ia probaMy not known, hot Under mutual agreement, she haven't been filled with ap­ A watchman, William H. Par­ it ia needed and will have to will have ouatody of her four pointee! yet, and tha deadline la yw bseausa of a atudy being sley, and his wife were un­ All PopuUr't roaiti are cut from Grand Champion Quality be paid for. It ia expected that children and will receive $6(X) a for filing applications Is Oct, L mads of the qualifications set harmed in their second floor Market the bid w il ba awarded before month for child support and (100 State Police Maj. Carroll B. up by the new law, a i^kasm an apartment. Beat . . . tha finast lalact choica baef avaiiabla. Tandar, Sept. 18. a month alimony. Shaw said Wednesday that his for the governor's offics said. Police estimated damage Farm Ineomo Mrs. Bowles, the former Holly office has been getting calls Thera are about 1,800 Ucenacd (SOO. Anchor*Hocl(ing juicy, flavorful with no fat addad . . . trimmad to parfaction Tha aerieultural etabRIiattoa Taylor, is seeking to keep the from worried eteotricians won­ sleetrloians in Connecticut. Police did not connect the tnd aonoervatlon compUttee of family home In Belvedere, dering where they're suppoeed Their present state permits are bombing to a series of explo­ to giva you mora aating maat for your monay . *. Tollend OoUnty aenda out a sions In downtown Chicago last LIDO Calif., which she and her hus­ to send their apiiUcaUans. good until Oct. 1, Shaw aaid. Btatemant oaaoemlnar tha net band designed. Until the new. law went into If renewal appUcatlona are month. farm Itteomo likely to ba real­ T0CTURED ised for this TMU*. Information SELECTED CHOICE - SHORT CUT la that It win probably total - - I'H.iw rwt.’’’ mufn 113.5 biUlon, tha hMuim larral ■Ince 1003. Joaaph P. 8i committee chairman, saye that t ’ the new level will be | U bil­ lion more than in 1060, and ia PINE ST. |000 million more than 1064. Prlcea of farm produeta were David Cook (left), chairman of the Tolland board o f aduca- at K Gloss about 10 per cent htglier thU Uon, telle Vincent Nevtau, the new superintendent o f schools, June than a year a g o , especial­ about the town's school system. Cook Introduced Kevins to ly for beef, pork, broilers, feed the full school board at a meeting lost night. (Herald photo HARTFORD | gralni, tobacco, soybeans po­ by SatenUs.) :-y RIB ROAST tatoes and othsr veKstaUaa. ROAD, Net average income per farm, he says, is estimated to be S4.- SEMI-BONELESS 000, as compAred to $8,737 in ToUand iViiiiN»iiaaivr a a • Worel 1064. The ohalnnan notea that, though farm Income has strengthened in the past five 725 years, food is sttH a better bar­ Board Welcomes ISevins gain than aver before. This c MIDDLE year food ooet for tha average consumer w ill take 18.3 per As New Superintendent Excess Fat Ramovad TURNPIKE E. cent o f tneome after taxea. School Site David Oook, chairman of the^phts connection Yrith ToUand had stoiHl^SS! - A ■ T Haavy Chine Bona and First Selectman Richard ]C. board of education introduced been a "delight, everyone was MANCHESTER Grant is aeking that anyone Vincent Nevlns, newly appoint­ gracious and kind,", and hs Back Bonas .Ramovad Lb. M .^Lb. owning land which might be thanked Mrs. Doris Liihrsen and DOUBLE STAMPS available as a site for the new ed superintendent of schools, at Mrs, Jean Emek for thetr help. Popular's grand champion maat is the finest meat available . . . elementary school In the north­ last night’s board meeting. Also He was "astounded," he said, ern part of the town, commu­ attending was Interim superin­ at the growth of the elementary Full of flavor and good eating— the "centerpiece of any meal." EVERY WED. nicate with him. The site com- tendent Earl Witt. The board school population, from 400 pu- mlttee met Tuesday evening at ,plls thirteen years ago to a acted to approve the appoint­ the town officg building to con­ present enrollment of 1,306. ment of Kenneth Kaynor to fill C H im ANN sider matters concerning the The board expressed its a vacancy, resulting from the new school. Present classrooma thanks to W itt for his assistance Sandvdch Steaks resignation of Mrs. Barbara ere overtlowtag already with pu­ and voted to extend his services Chamberlain, until t)ie Oct. 4 A sso m o Select pils . who ean not be accom­ for another month so that he l 5 E X f ^ modated, except with much election. Sparkool Drinks Nevlns said that hia impres­ may assist Nevlns in any prob­ Cho ce Lb. crowding, and the kindergarten lems that may arise. j Chuck Roast 4 3 ‘ children will have to be housed sion of Tolland is that it iS a WORLD GREEN Teacher Status this coming school year at the progressive, and without ques­ tion, a growing town in wnlch- Mrs. Mary Tracy, librarian of Hebron Congregational Church. the Hicks Memorial School, was Select Other members of the com­ the townspeople are meeting $■119 their obligations toward the granted regular teacher status, mittee who may be contacted upon receipt of a certificate Large Eggs j Minute Steak Choice Lb. I STAMPS regar^ng the achool site, be­ school system, maintaining cur­ rent standards and preparing marking her successful comple­ EMILY. sides Grant, are Gordon Las- tion of summer courses. WITH PURCHASE OF BOW, Richard Landon, and R ay­ for future demands. He commended the town on Mrs. Winifred Horseman has CONN., mond W. Brunell. It seems as resigned as part-time clerk of Fresh If ws could hardly get school its new all-electric high school, FRESH now under construction, and the Meadowbrook School. NEPCO children fixed up with a room School Use OK’d Lean Lb. I and a achool bench, than still said he feels it will be an out­ NATIVE 551 I Ground Chuck 6 9 ‘ standing school. (Permission was granted to the greater need bangs at the pop Tollandera Square Dance Club, ulace. We thought when we Nevlns outlined the "explora­ Tremendous Savings § RE-SEAL PACK to continue to use the facilities turned down the district school tory stage" of his Introduction of the Meadowbrook school. Breaded system imd set up the present to the town, which he has al­ The board also granted per­ elementary school years ago ready begun since his arrival Pan Ready mission to the ToUand ^ y s Potato Salad OQc j Veal Steaks 6 9 ‘ Lb. C O LD C UTS that everything was provided here three days ago. The first League, to hold a car urash Aug. for In the future In the line of step consists of reading minutes 31 from IQ a.m.,to 6 p.m. at the o w li t education. It dldnlt turq out that of ptevlaus )x>ard meetings, ob- & C o le SI AT .. • way...... talninir A basiO knowiegb of the M eadciw b^k School parking Freshly VALUABLE’COUPON i in Every Depnrtment Tha tub-committee on archi­ streets in town and reading the lot. school system's "voluminous Insurance Sliced - _■ Bring la this Coup** OoeS far tects for Uie school is screen' j Beef Liver 2 9 ' Lb. Ing applications, imder the dt correspondence and reports," A suggestion from Carmelo POPULAR 16 OZ. PKG. he said. The second step is a rection of chairman Howard E. Zanghi, First Selectman, con­ personal evaluation of the staff, |§ 100 FREE STAMPS Porter, andd possible school sites cerning the possibility of Includ­ the curricula and the school VmNi Aay Purchase of $5 or Mere are being viewed under chair- ing school Insurance with the Colonial buildings, which in turn will Sliced Cheese man Grant. rest of the towm Insurance, mak­ At Yoer Fritedly Popular lead to the third step of contin- Vac Pack Vlalta Home ing a package deal, was refer­ Each tiica in lunnnr,l„.lr MnrL.hnn. Ihu. lU m Valid Ihni Saturday, August 7th mendations to the board tor Preston Harding for investiga­ IT A A ir Force, has spent sev­ continuous development. No Stampi with Cigarattaa ar Baar—Stata Law eral days recently visiting his tion. He also sold he welcomes the It ■was reported that the old bomb town. H e is the son of invUaUen extended by the high With Mr. and l i r a H ard d L. Gray of elaaarooma being constructed in school building committee to alt the Hicks School cafeteria GIRLS* GIRLS’ GIRLS’ Hebron Center. The major has in on thetr sessions, that he INFANTS’ AND Save Caih and Eet Stampsf Too! comideted 30 years of service In should be completed Saturday, looks forward to a pleasant and and bids were read for various SWIM TfNDDLEBS’ EACH the A ir Force and expects to mutually beneficial association SHORTS and SLACKS and DRESSES. retire in qctober. repairs to the school and the CORNING with the board and the Tolland parking lot. SUITS $5 Purchase . Febiiperatlng school system, and that he ap­ PEDAL SHIFTS and SHIFTS 'n lira Orinten I. Will, the for­ There was also general dls- preciates the opportunity of cuaslon on the progress o f the TODDLERS’ KNEE mer Clariasa t/>rd, daughter of serving the town and its young SASSIES the late Mr, and Mrs. E. O. Lord new high school. TO TEENS’ PUSHERS PLAY SETS peqple. Food Sale KNOCKERS Maxwell House Instant Coffeer H” of Hebron, now of Tonkers, P Y R E X Kevins has been a superin­ The Ladles Auxiliary of the N .T ., has been a hospital pa­ tendent of schools sines 1M6, V.F.W. will sponsor a food sale 88c to tient recently, undergoing surg­ having served the Lincoln R. I. tomorrow morning at 10:30 In This ery. She te making a g ^ re­ n . 2 2 88c 99c system for sixteen years. the Popular Market In Rock­ covery, according to reports. Mr. 68c F3.22 Sari Witt, interim superln ville, CASSEROLE Will, her huabuid, la head li­ tendent, has helped out during Members of the auxiliary who brarian in Tonkers. , the "critical” month of July: at have not been contacted are be­ iDuncan Hines Cake Mixes ^ 3*^ 8 3 ' the request of chairman Cook. ing asked to call Mrs. Lorraine LAD IE S’ BETTES LADIES’ LADIES’ Week’s WITH COVER Mancheater Evening Herald IN F A N T S ’ 1 Witt, who Is retired from the White, East Main St., Rockville. Golden Honeysuckle Pattern Hebron correspondent, Miss Stafford achool system, submit­ GIRLS' Susan Pendleton, teL 3t8-S4S4. ted state reports to Hartford Manchester Evening Herald SUN DUSTERS BETTER SUMMER and worked at the school office Tolland correspondent, Bette and Special several times a week. He said Quatrale, tel. S'!6-2848. SKIRTS Dole Pine-Grapefruit Drink 4 - ^1 Beauty Queens SUITS ROBES DRESSES BLOUSES 15 ounce Always on Go Flavor Of Month For August 99c n . 8 8 ’ 4.00 *2.00 $S.M (Oonttaned from Page One) 88c popular Bong and m odem danc- Dumbie Dee White Tuna " S - BS' mg which will be her contribu­ Dutch Apple Tumbler tion to the pageant’s talent LAD IES’ 2 PIECE show. Lightl> spiced vanilla ice LADIES’ LADIES’ "J studied dancing when 1 was cream with generous portions 1 and 2 PIECE DUSTERS in m y eoriy ’teens," she says, of red, ripe State of Washing­ JERSEY PLAY This beautiful "hut whan I got to college I CASUAL and didn't do much dancing. Before ton apples blended through­ SWIM glass was inspired the Ohio pageant, I worked on out. Here’s A real different SHIFT SHIFTS SUITS tny danetng with a friend who's taste treat for late summer SUITS DRESSES by expensive Sliced Fresh Bread plao A dancer." appetites I Italian creation Valerie wtU have to go back to Ohio Friday, whether she gets (D U TCH A P P L E In Onlhms Only) ’ 3.00 in Frosty crystal in that trip to the World's Fair ’ 5^00 ’ 2.88 ’ 2.88 ’ 2.88 Yellow Freestone Popular or not. LIKE VARIETY? ONLY ROYAL r ice.. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST B, 19B8 P A in h b Mi g p n i BJANCHESTBR BVENINQ H ERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1965 f AGI TWELVI for murder. The House of Lorde ty's 10 members also helped oh vi»i ...... "~ cuehlon 10 time# tha aiae of his Labor’s own aeonomie advlsara, Jet Enginw f^ with hourly vlslto by poUOe actual nominal majority of only OMwr major platform pladgas approved the bill In principle some bills, orulsers. three votaa. anacted wara a naw rant law, a but did not act oh Its finally be- Wilson still has a long way to ^ Bolton Young Adults Several of the group said that British Labor Government Wilson, anxiouk to make a boost In old-aga panalon* and a fore adjournment. Meanwhile, go to complete hie program. In 1st Manchester’s youth, "tired of record In office, ehouldared the national sevaranca pay schama. no murderers are being hanged. 11m economic iquaeae probably being turned down In their re­ complaints aside. Tha monopoly law* wara Only a few doaen of Com­ will give him more trouble this NEW YORK — H aw 01 Slate Dance quests,” have stopped much of /f S P ^ D OF tightened, aspedally on nawspa- mons’ 283 separata votes tastod fall than his narrow majority. In the first ckntury tJ U t Cfcfigt Baseball Season Closes^ their loitering and congregating The govemment’e moat diffi­ (he House’s confidence In the Shows Astonishing Record cult achievement — and the para. His own party Is restive because developed Pie first jat kUgliw. Manchester's 17-91 a g e locally, and are spending much A ^rmanant. commission of govamment and Labor won of postponements of housing, of their time In East Hartford, moat wearing on the Houae — them all by majorities ranging He called It the ’’aaoMlllla.” Mannise Says a Success "Young Adult Club." to keep waa the finance bill. Tala peok- judfos and lawyara was organ- education and health plans for Glastonbury and other surround­ LONDON (AP) — BrlUln *4>before adjournment until Oct..^government aa part of ita pro­ Uad to codify Britain’s ancient, from 2 to 20 votaa. which the country cannot pay. Basically It Was a hollow aillve Its Interest and desire for Labor government oeme to the 28. -Borne of the leglalatlon rep- gram, toe real by individual age of tkx raferms wak daoated The Laborltes came Into pow­ ing towns. for 211 hours on 23 days, Moat of eomblloatad and often conflict­ glob* from which projeotad rranola MumlN, town !)»■•■♦ that ha can transfer Wa voting a center, la planning "Action a One ai-year-old said, *Tt Is but did not aot on it flpally be- retonta minor aocTalcTal and aco- MP’a. The total of 85 la two ing laws. er after 13 years In the political 30,000 EGOS FOR BASS bent tubes rsaaembUng tottofto. iball oommiaalonar, haa an privileges, provided he was an ment today with k record of le.-j nomto revolution* In taxation, tha Blttinj* laiting until, long Oo Oo,” an Informal dance, for discouraging and ridiculous to mor* than tha number of bllla Incitement to racial violence wilderness. MILWAUKEIE — Base lay It was mounted between two nouncad that the town baaaball elector In his former town. To have to fight the town fathers Uiatlon aatoniehtng to even Ita raca ralatlona, capital puniah- paaeed by the laat Parliament, after midnight. pipes attached to a tub# of boil­ make the transfer, he must ap­ Saturday night, Aug. 14, at a Tha Laborltes loat noly three was made a crime, and racial Opposition within tha party anywhere from 6,000 to 30,(KK) aaaam la over axcapt tor a few and other' town residents, when .noit aekloUe.mipnortere. ment and qther ftetda. when the Conaervatlvea hat^ a ing water. Steam entered tha ply to the town clerk or reg­ school faculty, as yet un­ Wllh Prime M'hleter Hnrdld times. This forced Wilson to ac­ ! concUlatlon boarda wara author­ delayed labor's most controver­ eggs at a time. A 30-pound ' gamaa sUll to he played by the all we want Is a place of our For drama and accompllah- majority of about 1(X) votaa. sial msaaure, ranationallzatlon pike may deposit up to 250,000. ' globe through the pipee, and as Jarvis team In the WllllmanUc istrar of voters in his former named. Wilson’* forcee pl-’ nrued by the ment, the aesalon probably will cept a Conkervatlva measure ised. own, which we promise to take -The oppoalUon accuaed Wilson The Houae of Oommons also of tha steal Industry, and may walleye produce 20,000 to 600.- ' It escaped throu(|h the bent Oolt League. town, and bring the approved A committee of seven was care of In such a way that the finalleat majority in thia centu­ go down In the hlatory hooka. of ovarloadliig Parliament’* an­ lowering capital gains taxes on application to the Bolton town SPECIALS THURl. FRL. SAT.. AUG. 8, 4. 7 mutual funds. Ironically, this took the historic stap of voting eventually kill It. 000 potential offspring, de­ tubes the jets of steam spun tha The annual banquet will be chosen last night, to arrange town will be proud of us.” ry the Houae of Cominona put Fifty-two of the auoceaafut tiquated procedure* with a pro­ derk. had bean suggested earlier by to abolish capital punishment Support from the Liberal par­ pending on the mother's size. globe. .(Sunday, Aug. 30 at 12:30 p.m, for an orchestra, tickets, re- through 65 aeparale meaaurea blUa ware introduced by the gram batter suited to a voting Varatlons End freshmenU and publicity for at the Rosemount Reataurant. Summer vacatton le over for Parents of boys In the program the dance, which wUl be open Lincoln Nystrom. principal of to all within the 17 to 21-year- Milford Woman U.S. CHOICE roe q u a l i t y are welcome, as well as broth­ the elementary school, and the ers and slaters. Donations will age group. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, of The seven are Jerry Mls- Rescued After be taken at the door. Bolton Congregational Church. tretta; chairman; Eric Otols,' The team sponsored by the Nystrom and his family spent treasurer: Pat Balch. Shirley CORNED Mountain Fall MAM Oil Oo. won the pennant two weeks camping at North BRISKET Kirk, Don Simmons, Clayton In the Jimlor league this year. Truro, Cape Cod. He le now Hence and Eileen Atherton. Milt Jensen w u manager. back at school, getting thlnge The site of the dance will be KH^ENE, N.H. (AP) — A wo­ The Crockett Agency team, In order for the new school disclosed after a meeting be­ man hiker who was rescued by managed by Dick Danielson, year. tween Superintendent of helicopter after breaking her came out on top In the minor The Conover family spent Schools William Curtis and the leg in a fall on Mt. Monadnock league. last month In their recently ac­ club’s advisor, Robert Dlgan. was reported in satisfactory con­ The Ansaldl team, managed quired Victorian house at Ocean David Comlns, president of dition today at Elliot Com­ by Dave Heyart, won the Cov­ Park. Maine, where they had the Manchester Jaycees, was munity Hospital. I entry Pony League title. many visitors, family and present at last nlghtA meeting Mrs. Raymond Ooulombe, 89, Boys from the various teams friends, as everyone doee the of the YAC’e steering commit­ of Milford, Conn., vacationing In will don their uniforms and col­ first summer In a new hide­ tee and assured It, "After Mon­ nearby Troy, fell while with a lect for the Jimmy Fund at the away. day night’s meeting of the full party climbing the 8,165 - foot Manchester Drlve-In Theater The Conovers report that they membership, I expect to have peak Wednesday. starting next Wednesday. MAM spent a lot of time Axing up definite news of Jaycee support Authorities said Mrs. Coul- will collect Aug. 11; White the old house. After living in It for chaperoning and asslsttog at ombe fell Into a crevasse when Glass, Aug.V .12; Bolton Dairy, a few days, they made the your danoc.” she reached to pull back a Aug. 18; Pontlcelll, Aug. 14; Fl- startling discovery that a new The 15 steering oommlttee child playing near the edge of ano Re^ty, Aug. 18, and An- town sewage system had In­ members who attended last the trail. CHUCK saldi, Aug. 16. advertently by-passed the house, night's meeting expressed some A. physician called to the HEAD CUT MannlM called the seaeon a sttuation which was soon cor­ disappointment at the two- scene, more than 2,700 feet up Tery suocesafUl, and pralaed the rected, but not without some week delay set by the town’s the mountain, felt that Mrs managers and ooaidhee for their consternation. board of directors In giving Its Coulombe was too badly Injur Bone In - First Cuts LB efforts and cooperation. He Girl Scout Meetings approval for a "Young Adult” ed to be carried down the anked that the boys return Girt Scout Cadet Troop 6S9 facility at Keeney Annex. mountain. An Army National will have no more meetings this 5 their uniforms to their man­ However, the group appeared Guard helicopter was summoned /V All Cut From Heavy Western agers after the Jimmy Fund summer, because of vacations. undismayed and wsis resigned from Concord, 50 miles to the ooU ect^. The regular meeting schedule northeast. will resuma at a date to be an­ to the possibility that whatever Cornfed Steer Beef Voting Bights site they asked for would result She was picked up on H m reglntraia of voter would nounced. In the circulation of opposition stretcher and flown to Keene Hke to remind anyone who haa airport, from where she was 7-RIB Manchester Evening Herald petitions, as occurred In the r > ^ moved to Bolton from another Keeney Annex area. transferred to the hospital. town In the state and has Bolton oorrespondent, ^emewell lb Young, teL 648-8981. Dlgan, although he la on vaca­ CUT lived her* at leant six months tion, as General Manager Rich­ NEW AIRPORT RECORD PORK ROAST ard Martin told the board of NEW YORK (AP)—A record directors Tuesday night, has re­ 11,207 international passengers CENTER CUT CALIFORNIA CROSS R IB mained In town and haa been anlved last Aug. 1 at the John STYU Fcmofi P. Kennedy International Air­ CHUCK ROAST ■enalacs assisting the "Young Adults" In SWIFT PREMIUM u CHUCK MOAST LB 6 3 * all of their planning. port, the district Immigrations ■anaHn CHUCK lOAST “89< Martin had said that the main director, P. A. Esperdy, first reason for the two-week delay says. The passengers arrived on CORNISH New Court Proposed for granting permission to use 100 flights. the Keeney Annex facility was The previous record of 10,5(X) was set Aug. 18, 1964. National because Dlgan was unavailable EA. For Renewal Area for consultation. 27 OZ. The committee last night S t o r e s started work on a new report, GAME HEN A lermnnsl to construct awRidlng dub. A dessert will be which It will have ready for the WE G IV E / eoorthouse on the former Rock served at 7:30 p.m. followed by board of directors a^ Its Aug. 17 the business meeting at 8. vlRe Leader site In the rede­ meeting. Charles Whelan will show slides It lists five possible sites, IMPORTED, SLICED velopment area was discloeed of a pack trip through the Cana­ with Keeney Annex still topping last night at a meeting of the dian Rockies. the list. The others are Man­ RoekvUle Redevetopment Agen- Hospital Notes chester Jllgh School, Verplanck, lb MORE LOW PRICES* TOP QUALITY • WIDE VARIETY Admitted yesterday: Claire Buckley and Waddell Schools. «y- Grenier, 15 Warren Dr.; Janice In addition, the committee BOILED HAM PLUS GREEN STAMPS I CHUCK First Hartford Realty Oo. has A Falrbrother, Coventry; James agreed that It would accept any expressed Interest In the Judi­ Wood, 87 Talcott Ave.; Ira Cor, other facility offered. cial facility, a pUot project, said Ellington. Its objectives are: A place Bone In - Rrst Cuts Harry F o ^ of the firm. for 17-21-year-olds to congre­ FINA5T CREAM STYLE LB The project was dlacuseed re­ Births yesterday: A daughter gate, park their cars, have a SAVE cently by state legal officials. to Mr. and Mrs. James Grant, 16-01 Virginia Lane, Tolland. snack bar and conduct some 15c Barbecue Favorite Present court facilities for Tol­ CANS land County are located In Ver­ Discharged yesterday: Albert type of program. SWEH CORN 4 non’s town hall. The court is not Mattiro, South Glastonbury; The group’s long-range g(oal Is BIG BUY W" considered adequate, and much George Grants, Rockville; Ma­ a year-round facility, which criticism has been voiced be­ rie Castonguay, Pleasant View would open every day during OF THE WEEK cause of the sglng facilities Dr. the summer, and on ’Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings California London Broil Ground Chuck U there. . SWEET LIFE Center Cut Under the state's proposal, the Vernon news Is handled by during the winter. ALL PURPOSE [D apple juice5 Style Shoulder court would be eonstnicted by The Herald’s Bureau at 38 Park Rules would be set up for C M M id lFm M Chuck Steak C O c a private developer, then leased 8t., P.O. Box 387, tel. 878-3186 self-policing, but under the su­ •ene-ln ® lr« Chuck Steak*-* Steak “ 69« by toe state. or 648-271L pervision of an adult committee. 2-LB 3-OZ Lester Baum, Chairman of the FRESH redevelopment group, noted TOMATOES CAN that too only problem with too DETERGENT D ITALIAN Smoked Picnics » 53 pTojwsal to build toe courthouse within toe confines of toe re­ Swordfish Steaks > 69< development agency Is avaSaUe Colonial "iWliWUtST^ » 4 9 G Large Size space. _ B a u ilf explained that the Pkg. aOVIROALI LI courthouse win require 25,000 Sliced Bacon 89 square feet, and there is only BUMBLE BEE PlR irS ITALIAN .. O Q . S o u t 100,000 square feet of SOLID WHITE HOT or SWEET “ 0 # » commercial space available. LT.WOOD Sausage Baum said that tt Isn’t nec­ Giant Size essary to sell the entire com­ LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET mercial site to one developer, Pkg. but added that one who was FRESH MEATS — RETAU. PifARTMENT , Minute Maid 5 tSi 98< interested In purchasing the en­ TUNA I tire commercial parcel probably A U OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED— would be given preference. An appropriation of 8100,000 ______NOT PREPACKAGED______Midsummef Ptodaet! Welch's Grape Juice 6 c‘Sl 99< baa already been approved by PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT the General Assembly at Its SAVE last session. The courthouse ’ QT 14-07. 9-OZ $ 1 0 0 •roject is expected to run about 2 0 c /V* CALIFORNIA PKGS I U.S.D.A. CHOKE KEF COMBO CANS Birds Eye «»h^.” w 3 £1800,000. FROZEN FOODS DEPT. JUICE DRINK— 3 Three private developew l»v e BOnOM ROUND ROAST •xpressedeased interest in building Minute Maid J . r ._ Mixed VeuatabletO 9 0Z $ 1 0 0 the cotirthouse In other arew CANTALOUPES D I l Q S e y e with Onion Sauce ^ PKGS I of town, and one Tolland legis­ RUMP ROAST LEMONADE 8 Oz. Can 1 0 c SAVE 7-OZ lator, Rep. Robert King, has ex­ 14c CAN pressed a desire to have the EYE ROUND Sweet Life ^ 6 Oz. G 1 JOHNSON'S cuDE court constructed In that town. ORANGE JUICE # Cans I JUMBO Merchants In the Rockville Birds Eye ^easM.ihl'^.3 pk°s -1**^ BOnOM ROUND GROUND Favorite for district have voiced a desire to AVO, WEIGHT 25 lbs. Swift Premium TV Dinner EACH have the courthouse renudn in <> CHICKEN or TURKEY Each “f TW SAVE 1-LB 10-OZ Breakfast or the center of the downtown CANS area. 16c > VETS' DdG FOOD 8 Dessert Raymond and May, the le- TOBIN’S FIRST PRIZE VERY TENDERS—BABY STATE—1 LB. (QUARTERS) Clams deveolpment agency’s planner, Sliced Freed!—Not Bre-Paokaged has prepared and mailed to pro­ CALIFORNIA - snOLISS spective developers a brochure TEXA5 HOT5 describing the redevelopment FRANKFURTS BEEF LIVER Swanson •“"ASN'r” 3 SSI *1** aresL BUTTER Grapes 2»49< Legion Commander John F. Bruce, of Etouth St., a CAUPOINIA - DttICAIS RAV0« veteran of Naval Air Force SWEET LIFE WHITE OR COLOR FLEISCHMANN'S 1LB. service during World War n , 6 9 - 1-lb. him been elected commander of SLICED PKGS.! N e c ta rin e s 2^»49< the Rockville American Legion INDIVIDUALLY EXTRA LEAN—FRESHLY GROUND FOR OUTDOOR COOKING AMERICAN CHEESE WRAPPED post. He succeeds Forest Hull. MARGARINE i^rsT pRir..PArKAmnn DELICIOUS PLUMP AND JUICY The post Is the fourth largest CALIFOINIA - , in the state. Newly elected of' SAVE fleers will be Installed In cere' Ckuck Ground 5TEAKEnE5 SWEET LIFE s monies at the Legion Home P lu m s 2 ^ 3 9 < 5 Sept. 4. Swanson M’rfr.riN’IDi. 3 *r** Bruce Is a native of Stafford O M W » FRESH AND CRISP Springs. He Is employed by the SALAD DRESSING ^ 3 9 //ggM A BtMufy Aid S^Mk/s/ Manchester Band and Gravel 7 9 1 3 d » .LIS, Swanson CHKKINPriS 59. Oo. He Is a son of former Judge CAMPBELL’S P e p p e rs Harold Bruce (Sr. of Stafford, UKL.IOAXEiOBXiJX UEjl-A.lVXinCir« X ___ FAMILY dK 07 who Is an former P’ourth Dis­ L b O choc^ l a iv ' c a k i ^pira trict commander of the Legion. OROTE & WEIGEL — MUCKE'S — FIRST PRIZE WE RESERVE ^ CREST TOOTHPAS NATIVIYILLOW Ssra 69< Bruce Is married to the form­ ^ THE RIGHT TO er Rose Lemek. They have TOMATO SOUP 1 0 UMIT QUAHTmBS three daughters, Deboray, Lana FRANKFURTS and COLD CUTS 3-OZ C o rn 12’°*49< Sara lee chmitbahiih i,?|69< 4S VARIETIES—SLICED TO ORDER •VNflHlNE m -H O OBACKBBS 16 ea. pkg. 41# EOUCAEDUCATOR ICE BOX COOKHM 10 as. pkg. M e SAVI CONCINTRATI and Laura. PRELL SHAMPOO TUBE Other officers elected aire; Potato Sfliod with Egg — Cok Slow — Mgcoronl Salad 2 0 c ■OY-AR-DII KhOZ 4Q Jack Lawrence, senior vice ii commander; Robert Butler, jun­ Lot us flU your frooior with U.S.D.A. choleo meats— Netiye jwulffy, Chef 4 UTTLI CHIISI PIZZAS PKG ior vlee commander; George . FOR DELIVERY— CAU 643-8059 Brigham, post adjutant, a post Soobroak Farm fruits and vo^otcdtlos. Senro up to 20*/« and AAsawfAia MACARONI C 801 $ 1 0 0 be haa held for 48 years; Buell SECRET ROI and CHIISI U PKGS I Chapman, finance officer; Ar- oat nka g king. iviorion , tour Chatterton Sr., post histor­ lan;ian; William Plunder; judge Wo rant cold storog* loekars for your frown moots for cm Httlo os 41^ OZ advo.-advocate; John Poliansky, ser- $1.25 a month. Tho loekor holds about 2S0 pounds of moot. Com* [^CASHMERE CAN Morten Cream Pies 4 *1”* geant at arms; Uldertc Mall- Chocolele, Cecosnui, Lemon, 3*n*ne MUX, assistant sergeant at pcHu this dool bofort you buy o homo froowr. arms;____ _ and George Gardner, Hatant finance officer. WE HAVE A FULL UNE OF POOD CONTAINERS FOR YOUR ITIOFIOO Elected to a three-year term FROZEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. ______FIRST FOOD 6B toe board of trustees is Fren­ [g>ANACIN V i s Prichard Sr. Other trustees are VYed Am and Jerome Rem- IF YOU UKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST ECONO M Y STORE OF MANCHESTER I kiewtes.1 NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST RETAILER OF FINE FOODS! Host Ohib 51 BiSSELL ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT 543-M24 646 CENTER STREET v PLENTY OP FREE PARKING Erwin and Pat Ruch of Mile PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE r 6 Tekctee ffe 4u * l«eeW heel Wee* 0 0 * ■Ul R ^ will boat Wednesday’s OPEN WED.. THURS.. PRL TILL 9 P.M. — SAT. TILL 4:30 TK« iMwSiy, A«t«e 7, W4IU We NtSme liae Me** ■ 1 I Minvi THI IIOHT TO-UMtT QUAMTnM meetlag of toe Reddlngton Rock MANCHESTER EVENING HdEALp. M A N C H EST^ CONN., THURSDAY. AUGUST 6, 196S PAGE FIFTEEN

BY KOUSON Kill Athl•U^i F imI t» pwwiM Events Veraon $70,737 Paid Out One application of T«4»I, TT 7 7 Jaycees to Hear Goodnough Events Itch and burning In MINI Timsly Tidbit In Idle Claim» or your 48c back. In 3 to 8 days, In Capital Infected skin sloughs off to an* ACM)M„ 41Bo«Ul Im M Of Mets at Monday Meeting In World Denting Suggests Town Quit pose more gtrm s for the kill. Hi'A HAD\(S11.L««TILL'' BAAO.'THATNAt 440TtoaUI Mill •—— Payments to unemployed dur­ Then watch HEALTHY aWn . TlARSOFUMTHlMOFf! AFBPOOOUE M liB lu «Mb WABHWOTOM (AP) - A One of baseball's most re­ BDOULi, South Koroa (AP) — ing the- month of June dropped appear! TODAY at WELDON 'WOWJ w allop; OHi MSUljr _ ati'HbUM eondripei com- nowned goodwill ambassadors, FUNCHY FIlsel- MCoodttcUd liifn one of tyro top level poiti. daputlaa to raalgn in an attampt garbage collections wee mads TO TH * WILD aoOUnrwtM Pelllna's Restaurant, Walnut to block ratification of tha I’m sure the people will be hap­ le, manager of the Manchester WINDOW SHADES BUGCS BUNNY lilnflitlhlwwM I We amendment, inierted Into St. by Robert W. Deming at a Unemployment Compensation 0B A «T/ ITBUtch UIUUm (or Ithe iheaeure In the Senate, laid diaputad Japan-South Koraa py with the rates. They will cer­ > « no«-K hayb ■iWjr In addition to a talk about amity treaty. I meeting of town offictele last tainly be less than the estimated office. IBDtNwB _ Uruiqr ■that the bead of tha Peace sports in general, and baseball The office paid mit $70,737 In LONG WEARING '« NO USE/ , < WAITTHEWJ I > TH' SUPER BRAIN'S ARY ^ S U N •tpactanOp DOWN m I f ' all oppoaitlon lawmakara night. three-mill cost of the services, 7 iV' MeMBRACHAMP MlafMtM IBhMw aORMult BOPlopirW N B loorpe oould hold no other feder. In particular, Ooodnpugh will obeyipsy inatha oraar,ordaf, inatha Democraticuamocratic June 1966, compared to $88,817 { POGPORKVl IC A N fr' PAID 8000 DOUOH ALWAYS WORKIN'S > IPnpoiiUM BBOUm BIThliB MM* |al of ' equivalent rank. The proposal was one of sev­ which Is generally believed to be INTERSTATE • r WNT THAT BOAT, «HtP IN ^s, / UAllMtMl hMM S lU lr (BM , show a color movie entitled, la^bllcan party’a 110 dapuUaa the cost of sewer and rubbish paid out during June 1964. STAY ON TMS6I TrtSIWfi., ItleMtWi itiFMii BAbovi ^ MFratt drtaki IlhrlveF head# both tha peace WATBR 8KW1 ANI I'M OONNA 8BT irUiMi cMk BB IttfitiMtid BBIdol "It’s a Mets. Mets World." vlH be tha only ortanizad group eral made et a meeting be­ and garbage collections." The average weekly compen­ CLEANTEX LIMION.' BtUftUow loqrpe and the Office of Eco- In sation check was $,’)8.11 this WY MONCVS WORTHS XriUDdI* siMiiiiiB (aiuBS feolU iDbmte Opportunity, which rune His talk la likely to covlY n tha aaaambfy. ’ftara are alao tween Deming end Abner During a discussion of costs, <19 , | | | Made to Order MPramtatm WO BOiooM BtBinpt such topics as the Mets farm three Indapand'anta. Brooke, members of the board Deming noted that the estimated year and $86.41 last year In Roller# BllUtbir Una BBWIdMd ■ the admliuetratlon'e antlpovarty June. I BSOhrt (dW.) lOUrft Mips I eampaifn. system, tryout-school methods of repreeentatlvee. Town Ae- costs of all services Is "about MBWreliMd tM BOlUblUit pUW BllUMnlUi and scouting, human interest tONDON (AP) — Edward eeesor Edgar Belleville, and $100,000 per year." Benefits paid out locally dur­ FUIX LINE OF CUfTOM BBOtaatr caant form ■DMlUtlai Sen. Jacob K. Javtta, R.N.Y., etories, curbing juvenile delin­ Heath, the new Isadel' of the "Town Tax Collector Raj/mond "If we eliminate nibblsh and ing the first six months of this STTtTliMI tin* lOTowird tin BBIumndtf I who admlcee Shriver but feele VENETIAN ILINDS BBWKhmd ■iMitaid BlXorm laB quency, unusual sports humor opposition Conservative party, Spielitian. garbage collections, the coat for year totaled $669,313, compared U Klanc aBBeotUW Ml ] he ahould devote full-time to one and little - known bBhind-the- hea given the top poets In hie The group met to discuss operating and maintaining the to $780,509 paid out during thd 41Hi|lIWITI (fh.) ITM 99 I job, eponaored the amendment. scenes stories. ehadpw Cabinet to hie leading the formuletlon of e method of filtration plant would be about first six months of 1964, for a I 1 4 4 7 8 4 16 r r I n waa accepted at a time when Goodnough has spoken to rival aqd his predecessor. charging end collecting users $60,000. And, with sewers plan­ drop of 14 per cent. E. A. JOHNSON 1 2 I (ew aenatora were present. more than 80 Jaycee groupe. In a reshuffle Wednesday fees from residents with sew­ ned for the rural area, as we U House members of the confer- Including three national oon- night, he named Reginald Maud- er service end rubbish end expand, the services would get MINT BA-ni UAL.MINO PAINT CO. r r 1 14 I ence committee insisted It was ventions, at one of which he ling deputy leader of the party garbage collection services. less expensive." NEW YORK In colonial unconstitutional, and Senate was presented a national Jay­ and Sir Alec Douglas-Home days s(mie American^ took mint 723 Main St.. Tel. 649-48*1 1/ Hal Oaodnough Deming noted that "We’d During an Investigation of the baths to calm their nerves. fl-tf FT 14 I e<^erees agreed Wednesday to cee award for "Service to Hu­ apokeeman on external affairs. be better off getting the town rates charged by the former drop It. Javlta said ha might manity Md for the Advance­ Heath edged out Maudling in but of the rubbish and garbage city government, the group ob­ She/ ll 20 I seek a roll call vote when the ment of Civilization." „ / last week’s election for party collection business as soon as served that some apartment BY V. T. HAMLIN WAIT UNTIL II" I measure returns to the Senate. Goodnough has a sporta er and c o ^ at the WeBeofey chief. Sir Alec, a former prime A LLY OOP (Mass.I IHgh School, is a grad- mimster and foreign secretary, possible. developers have not paid sewer M0RNIN«» The compromise bill author background that includes work "We could eliminate the assessments. 5T 44 Ues I'lXB million to finance the as a scout and tryout school uate ^ Bridgewater (Mass.) i«d the Conservatives before I \tXJKMOW tTSWHWWaerAT niGHTI NOWSUPTOSINS ...PVOU KNOW > — M,/ ...m> GET _L State Colleg:e and holdn a maa- Heath. whole problem (of high collec- They agreed that efforts , AT PERFECT PHOTO DEALERS WHATtOUY NK3HTIF.YTONTHA« YOU HAD 10 PIU! ON n V i WHOTV\OUUD/ ITD \ HARP, 24 4i j peace Corps for tha fiecal year Instructor for the old Boston ter'R degree from Boeton Uni-; ’ _____ Uon costs) by having the town should be made to collect the i lA C O N T > A NICE WARM SKIN SKINS TO KEEP FROM HAPPEN TO / FREEZE, \ LIKE A, 21 ar I which started July 1. Thla con­ Braves. He was promotional contract for townwide collec­ assessments. EXCLUSIVELY vfau? TO COVER UP WITH/ QETTINa COLD... WATER? THAT3 JL ROCK/ templates having IS,110 volun­ director for the Braves when ! KUALA LUMPUR. Malaysia WHAT/ tions,” Deming said. "It would After the discussion, Die group teers abroad or In training by the club moved to Milwaukee He was born In Bridgewa- i (AP) — Prime Minister Abdul be much cheaper," he added. decided to obtain more informa­ PERFECT PHOTO CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Aug- 31, 1»«6. in 1953. ter, and was a teammate and; Rahman called U.S. atoms for Since leaving the Braves In llfe-Iong friend of the late Hall peace aid to Indonesia a "mls- Presently, users of the special tion from several sources. of Fame Mickey Cochrane. He take" today and said his gov- services are mostly residents of Belleville agreed to provide a WASHINaXON (AP) — A new 1961, Goodnough has been a breakdown by catagories of NEW SIZE COLOR PRINTS study has Increased the estimat- free-lance speaker and more ^oached Jack Sanford, the San emment plans to take the mat­ District 1 (Rockville), although 400 recently has become associa- ' Pranclsco Giants pitcher, when ter up with Washington. some rural residents and users users. s r •d construction cost of the pro- Several members volunteered I posed 300-biliion electron-volt ted with the Mets public rela- Wellesley High, Returning to Kuala Lumpur in Ellington and Tolland are ( OST NO MORE ■ also on record. to contact other towns to in­ 4b atom-smasher machine to $348 tions department. He has spok-1 The Jaycee meeting will In- after a two-month visit to Eu­ vestigate how users fees are million frotp the original esti­ en often In Manchester. elude a spaghetti and meatball rope, Rahman told a news con­ Prior to consolidation, which L ference "Indonesia will never occured July 1, city residents determined. NASSIFF CAMERA 46 ib 4i 44 mated range of B280 to $288. He Is a member of the In- ] dinner. Prospective Jaycees, be- Charles PItkat, superintend­ The increase was reported temational Platform Associa- tween the ages of 2i and 35, use thla for peace purposes.” paid for the special services as 991 MAIN STREET tion, has spoken In 48 states are Invited to attend. Reser- part of their city tax. Users out­ ent of the filtration plant, will be Wednesday to Congress by Rep. Rahman waa referring to contacted for flow figures. 0" U 55 Chet Holifield, D-Callf., chair­ and Canada, and has delivered! Vations may be made with criticism of the U.S. govern­ side the city were assessed for man Of the Joint Senate-House speeches to more than 32 David H. Comlns, High St., or ment by Rep. William S. sewer services; the fees were BT 6(f 44 Atomic Energy Committee. national conventions. Robert McGarity Jr., 247 Hol- Broomfield, R-MIch., for contin­ set by the city council. The Atomic Energy Commis­ Goodnougti is a former teach-' lister St. uing to supply the Indonesian Under the consolidation char­ government with funds to help ter, users of the services must PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER 5T 46 4i sion is expected to announce — s shortly a list of some 30 front­ house an atomic reactor given be assessed separately. The runners In the nationwide con- to Indonesia under a i960 agree' charter prohibits the fees from ^ st for the atom smasher. But Dad Bringing Girl Home ment. being included In the town tax, OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS Bn AEC spokesman said he Indonesian officials recently and users must pay for the (gdn’t know when the announce­ claimed Indonesia would soon costs of refuse collections, and GOME PEEPUL TAKE rr-TAKE IT / ment would come. After Frantic London Race possess atomic bomb capability. the operation and maintenace of NEVER THINK m . EAT OUT OF AAV the Rockville Filtration plant. Potterton’s OF OTHER HANO/ I’LL GET A SAIGON, South Viet Nam In an opening statement. NOSE BAG/XCANT . WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- (Continued from Page One) PEEPUL—JIS ^ n t Johnson has directed Sec­ (AP) — Robert Kimball, U.S. Brooks defined the problems for THEIRSELVE5/ SIT THRU ONE MEAL, police adviser held for the fatal M-UMBLE- BECAUSE you HAFTA retary of State Dean Rusk to year. His wife,- he said, took the group which met last night. 'w eBUMBLE~-J SIT THRU TWO OR make sure the government does Sharon with her when she left ! Local Stocks shooting of his American boss "We have got to get Informa­ THREE AAOVIES/ not engage In research In for- America 15 months ago. and a Vietnamese woman, un' tion together to present to the X'LL-l'LL — Mgn ' countries that adversely "I hadn't seen her until I ar­ derweht a preliminary hearing entire board of representatives Bffect U.8. foreign relations. rived here two weeks ago. Her Quotations PoiTilshed by today behind closed doors. so they can set the users fees. . The White House said mother had told her nothing Dempsey-T^geler C<^ Inc. A Vietnamese Judge interro- Policies have been set forth in Wednesday that Johnson's dl- about me. I’ve 8pent the last Nembers of New York gated Kimball, who is expected the charter, but the machinery GHT Bsctlve was prompted by two weeks getting acquainted. I Stock Exchange to be formally charged with was not set up," Brooks said. project Camelot, an Army-spon- had visiting rights from the Bank Stocks homicide and tried in a Viet­ Bid Asked 'We are not acting as a mu­ aored etudy of the causes of so­ court, but never saw her. Look namese court. nicipal government," Brooks cial unrest and revolutions how happy she is." Conn. Bank and Kimball, 37, has confessed Trust Co...... 69 71 shooting Jack E. Ryan, chief of said. "We are acting as a public Which was canceled July 8 af­ Swindle : said that When hia utility." ter the U.S. ambassador to Chile former wife refused to hand Hartford National the U.S. aid mission’s public BY JOE CAMPBELL Bank Co .... 55 56 safety division, and Nguyen Thi Brooks noted that one prob­ i L C O N BONNIE protested. over Sharon's passport, he con­ lem Is setting a users fee is de- | Rusk told newsmen that Chile sulted a lawyer and the Ameri­ Fire Insurance Companies Hai In a "crime of passion" at Hartford Fire .. 6614 67'4 Ryan’s home July 28, police termlning how the charges be BONNIE .'THATS OKAY, was not involved in project can Embasify and then had her determined. CJamelot but that some inVes- legally included on hia own Mass. General .. 16% 17% said. w o w ; MR.ANOIMR6. NOT NICE.PULL DAD* Phoenix Fire .. 59 60 The U.S. 'government' has "We have a variety of types 6KINNER ARE HAVING ] DOWN TH A T 8-5 %atora from- Camelot ques- passport. of users," Brooks noted, "Includ­ d^ed some university profes­ "Everything’s In order,” he IBfe and' Indenuiity Ins. Cos. agreed to waive immunity in A e\a ARGUIAENTI SHADE.' Aetna Life .... 58 V4 60% the case. ing single dwelling units, tena- I- sors in Chile and their activity said. ments, apartments, commercial was purposely misunderstood. "I only wanted to take her for Conn. General .. 134 136 "And then when money looMn* up my HUSBAND Hfd Steam Boiler 145 150 VIRUSES MULTIPLY FAST establishments Including restau­ a visit to see her grandmother.” rants, and industrial plants. gets tightl" W/LSHINGTON (AP) — The Then as blue-eyed Sharon Security Ins. ... 44% 45% CHICAGO—Virukee can mui APPLIAN(’ES w Security Insurance tiply with astonishing rapidity. "We have got to be fair in es­ J .u a t i c e Department has cuddled her father, he added: tablishing the fees. We can’t ( hHmbhed a study to see if the ' ‘It’s“co8t me all of $1,(XX), but of Hartford .. 17 A single virus placed in a lab­ Mississippi. Freedom Demo- it’s been worth It:” iTravelers ...... 36% oratory dish of bacteria can charge one user more than an­ e-B-*B Bratlc party violated any feder­ With airport snarls untangled, PnbUc UtfllOee multiply into about 10 million other In town." 1 4 WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY J.RWiUjaMj al law by urging Mississippi the tiny girl in the pink dress, Conn Light PovOer 37 % 38% viruses within six to 12 hours. He noted that larger users of l i M. Negroes to evade draft calls. arm around her father’s neck Hartford Gas Co. 51% 55% BEN CASEY A department apokesman said boarded the airliner amidst So. New England any prosecuUon would be' diffi smiles and waves from airline Telephone Co. 54% 55 cult because tn order to prove a personnel. ‘-.ManafActurIng Companies •>« PR.CASEy'OH, GOTTA WATCH OUT FOR Violation, "it has to be proved Allied Thermal 47% 51% WHAT t h is h a n d . i t /w a k e s a that the article had an apprecla- RESEARCH INSTITUTE Arrow, H art Heg 60 61 NOTICE I DONT KNOW. Barden ...... 18% HAPPBJEDfl LOrOF/AONE/FOR Me effect on the - Negroes to DETROIT (AP)—The United^ gHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 1 GRABBED HIS whom It was addressed — in Auto Workers Union has an- Bristol Braes ... 8% » THIS WEEK ONLY C A N ! HAND AND HE ether wqnU, whether any of nounced the formation of a so- Coleco ...... 18% 15% 14.1 CU. FT. HELP?i JUST. them evade the draft as a result cial research institute to study Colonial Board WE WILL CLOSE AT 12 NOON X WJCNEP St the article.*' health, welfare and social prob- Common ...... 5% 6% REFRIGERATOR « w m e t ? 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Potterton’s 130 CENTER STREET CORNER OR CHURCH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUSt 5 ,198B PAOS 12th Win for Cleveland MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1965 PAGE SIXTEEN Powers of Bragan Siebert Clei ' Giants Have More Than Just Average Speed Herald Angle \Pay Off with Win After Clearing - ( NEW YORK (AP) ^ Sonny Siebsrt hss swspt ■ Ernie Koy Impresses ■ r n e w YORK (AP) —t Philadelphia drubbed CW> PETE ZANARDI The persuasive powers of to dispute the cell and, after a oago T-S In other NL games. dust under the (uupet, and now he’s cleaning up in th«i Aaalstut BporU Editor Bobby Bragan, the Mil- huddle with all four umpires, American League. ^Bowl, picked up the luncheon*probability be Gary Wood, the Woodward was declared safe at The Cleveland ace recorded Igera By EARL YOvST former Ivy Leaguer out o< 'wRukee manager, paid off second — and awarded third OIANTBJUDDS — tab Jim Hart doubled tai the 10th hie 13th victory Wednesday to noil Siebert to a rundown. FAIRFl E LD—“We "W ell be a quick moving Cornell, Exciting Legion R*ce Over in a 4-8 victory Wednesday base on ths overthrow. He night, pitching a four-hitter as ■cored the deciding run a mo­ and scored on Hal Lanier's sin­ eati’t RO 14-0. We itiiKht team, unlike in other years,” Can Wood make the big night in the opening game gle, lifting the Olants past Cbt- the Indians defaated Detroit 4-1. Sherman told the state's news play? Another Zone Four American Legion season w er ment later on Felipe Alou’e In­ After Don Demeter homered TWINS-SENATORS— drop a couple of Ramea,” media. Our game will be dif­ and in the record books. For sure, one need not of a double header against field out. clnnati and enabling Juan Mart- Jerry Klndall’s leadoff, fllaeh- "I think Wood can make the chal to gain hie 17th vletory. to ithe fourth Inning, Siebert al­ hlt homer off Howie KOBlIti pint-sized Allie Sherman, ferent and our quarterbacks big play," Sherman answered. stand second to any for dram a or excitement, three 1^8 Angeles and Walt Al- Woodward explained between lowed only one boserunner -— w'ill be throw ing the ball on Martotwl gave up i t hits, to' pulled Minnesota into a I-8 tlo In headmaster of the New "H e's made a lot of big plays clubs fighting for the flag right down to the wme. gtnh didn’t atop seething gomei that Wayar hod given Uia eludlM a two-run double by Don Wert on a flfth-Innlng walk the ninth, and minutes later York Giants football team, the run. In the past, we relied for us in the past and I don’t South Windsor finally emerged the winner, but it tfwk until his Dodgers had sal­ out sign at second because he Pete Rose and Oordy CMeman’s — and ratlred the final 14 bat- Jimmie Hall singled in Zoflo reported yesterday. Of course mainly on our pa.ssing game. think I've been wasting my BMumed Burkhart already had tore he faced. "F'or the first time ever lime under that hot sun every hard fought wins over Rockville and Manchester this vaged the nightcap, 8-2, run-scoring etoi^e to tha third. Vertalles with toe winning rtin. the head coach was only kid­ mode the leme coll. "Then they • • * Unis, the Tigers didn’t have a • « • ding. following last year's dis­ (since he took corfirol of the day working with him If I post weekend to do It. and protected their first- decided to have a conference chance to raise the dust against ham Other pitchera who halted PIRATES-MBTS — TANKS-WHITE SOX— mal showing, the O iants will Giants five years ago) we'll didn't think he could make the Manchester put up more than place foothold. and discovered neither one hod Andre Rodgera drove to two Siebert, who had troublas with have more than Just average big play." a creditable battle going down Manchester, all via shutouts, The Lot Angeles pilot lodged colled me out." Tha Yankees edged ths WMts do well to reach the ..SOO mark were Rockville's Jim Martello, rune with a homer and equsesa duat at tha Mart of the season, Box on Tom Trash’s leadoff In this, a rebuilding year. The speed. Because of our quick­ Wood, who was in Y. A. Tlt- the stretch, snapping back from a protest — later withdrawn — Alston, convinced at the Umt bunt aa the Pirates shut out the only he didn’t know that was the Ballantlne people, sponsors of ness, among the new men, we tle'.s background last sea.son, three ehutout defeats In a row Wethersfield's Vln Mahoney and after Bragan and tha umpires source of Me trouble. homer against Eddie Fisher In will make a lot of mistakes, " Danielson's Charlie PanteUakos. that Woodward had been colled Mets tor the second straight toe th. Tresh earlier singled In the exhibition between the appears to be the No. 1 man to win four straight before South contributed to a aony play dur­ out and had left the field, pro­ day. Bob Veale pitched eight 18 Sherman warned before send­ although Torok from Arizona * * * "For the first couple of a run. The Whits Sox Ued the Giants and Pittsburgh Steel- ■Windsor delivered the fatal ing Mllwaukee'a declalva threa- tested the game on the premise Innings, striking out 13 and al­ months of the season," Siebert ing his squad through an State and holdover. Henry blow. Ikurlng that span, local nin eecond-innlng rally In the game In toe ninth on singles by, ers Sunday, Aug. 22, a t Yale hour's drill at the beautiful Sohictle from Wichita have Top Team Marks that Brogan's Intervention had lowing five hits, before giving explained, "they treated major Dave Nicholson, Smoky Burgess fans were treated to some out­ flrHt game. caused the umpires to reverse wayr to' Don Schwall to the ninth. ooide, and nothing helped, But Fairfield University campus done well in practice se.ssions. standing baseball, both at the TV)p batting average against Gene Oliver’s bomer hod Ued • • • and Danny Cater, For Burgess, Heading the New Look with ^ Then, too, there is Bob Timber- one club oh the Legion belongs their decision. one day I was talking to a furni­ It was his 109th career pinch hit. plate and on the mound. the score 2-3 and the Bravee had OANMABTROS— Scene After 25 Minutes of Unscheduled Action ture dealer who noticed my the Giaftls is No. 23, a hand- | lake, the Michigan All-Amer- to Dennis Lynch — a .611 m ark runners on first and third with However, after the Dodgers • • • Brown to Quit Joe Savino was the big gun took the nightcap, braaklng a 2- Ted Savage broke a S-8 tie trouble. Hs told mo It sounded .some hulk of a lad who an-1 lean last year, who is In Chl- during the drive, batting an even against Windsor Locks (four fo one out when pitcher Hank ORIOLES-ANOELS— swers to the name of Rrnie' cago with the All-Stars. seven). Savino Is a close second 3 tie In the eighth on Lou John- with a basea-loaded single to the Uke toe esma dtut allergy be .500 through the last five yischer bounced to eecond base- St. Louis’ five-run elgnth, pow­ Worst Riot in 40-Year History of Garden had." Jerry Adair’s run-scoring aln- A f t e r C o n ir a o l Koy. i "Timberlake will play at ■■w by virtue of a .607 average man Jim tisfebvre. ■on’s nin-scortng triple, Alston "Koy has .shown as much as Yale." Sherman said. "He games of the season. The snap­ sold he woe eaUefled with the ering the Cardinals and south­ Siebert went to an allergist, gle climaxed a four-run, el^to* py third sacker collected eight against Stafford pitching (si ; Lefebvre swiped at Woody paw Curt Simmons past Hous­ inning imrislng that gave Balti­ E x p iir e s in '66 any man has ever showed, knows our plays, has our book Will- Wi III I ’f • II I II ' ^ • .I.„ . ... .J.JL d M l for 11). Savino batted at least Woodward as the Braves runner umpires’ explanation of the who agreed with toe furniture lYankly, I'm worried because | and we were able to work with hits In 16 tries, knocking In six disputed play and would not file ton. dealer’s dtagnoels and pres­ more toe first-game victory. runs and scoring another nine ,300 against every club but passed him on the bosepath, • • • Brooks Robinson drove out he hasn't done anything' him to familiarize him with o\ir Rockville and South Windsor. then threw wUdly to first oa a protest. cribed shots. HIRAM, Ohio (API - .Tim wrong, " Sherman said. style of play before he left for Legion Ready for 10 H Benefit Game Sunday himself. Right behind was cen- PHILS-OIIBS- "I’ve been taking them since, starter Dean Chance with a two- Brown, working on the second terflelder Mike Leach with sev­ Rockville allowed him only two Frank Bolling scored the go- Second-plsee Cincinnati The Phillies trimmed ths Chairs and Bricks Fly run double In toe Inning. During the afternoon drill, i Chicago. hits In 14 trips while he went hit- and It’s helped a IM,’’ the pMoh- year of a three-year contract at Tied for second place in the final Zonfe Four standings in American Legion en blngles in 16 trips for a .460 ahead run. Both first base um ­ dropped a 4-8, 10-lnnlng verdict Cube behind Chris Short’s eight- Robinson and Dick Brown Koy amazed onlookers with] Timberlake is the biggest of les.s In eight at bats against pire Ken Burkhart and laoond er added. $50,000 plus a year, still expects booming punts that ranged be- ! the signal-callers at 6-4, 220- play, Manchester’s fine squad will step out against Moriarty Bros. Sunday m ark. to Bon Francisco and fell two hit pitching and the hitting of The shots have helped Siebert each rapped two doubles, sup­ to call it a career after 1906. All three pitchers turned In South Windsor. base umpire Lee Weyer ap­ games behind the Dodgers while Dick Stuart who hit hie 19th NEW YORK (AP) __‘Mupe, coins, cigar butts and oth«fohelpless to quell the rioters tween 60 and 70 yards in |>ounds. On the other hand, afternoon at Mt. Nebo in an lOH benefit. Game starts at 2. Front row, left Steve Brady found Windsor er light objects. ’The rioUng went on for about compile a 12-6 record with a 3.21 porting Dave McNally’s five- "That will be 10 years, a nice length and nearly as high. This Wood is the .smallest at .5-11 sparkling jobs as well. Frank peared to have signaled Wood­ Pittsburgh blanked New York 8- homer, a double and a sacrifice Parts of Madison Square earned run average. Ths victo* hitter In toe nightcap. Adair to right. Coach John Cervini, Dennis Lynch, Kick Roberts, Mike Leach, Joe Locks and Danielson pitching to ward out on the play. 0, 8L Louis rooked Houston 9-4 fly. Then toe whisky botUes start­ 26 minutes inside the arena and length of time," said the full­ enabled offensive linemen am- and had considerable • difficulty Savino, Joe Diminico. Second row. Assistant Coach Wally Fortin, Pete Di- Kinel .snapped the local’s out of his liking, showing identical .893 Garden looked like a disas­ ed flying and smashing and part then spread to the lobby, the rles are toe most for the Indians collected three more Kite, driv­ back of the reigning National pie time to get downfield and pa.ssing over the heads of on- their slump, combatting temper­ marks (five for 11) against both ter area early today follow­ of toe crowd went berserk. streets, and toe subway below. and second most In the Ameri­ ing In the Orioles’ first ran with Football League champions, the prevent any sizeable runbacks. nishing linemen in last Satur­ minico, Gary Gott, Steve Brady, Don Romano, Rich Hansen. Back row. Manager atures In the low 90s to beat can League. a elngle. clubs. ing what old-timers called Flva-chalr secUons were City police and firemen • • • Cleveland Browns. Koy, out of the University of day's scrimmage. h^arl Petersen, Mark Heller, Bill Rylander, Dave Brady, Duke Hutchinson, Danielson, 10-3. Duke H utchin­ Duke Hutchinson and Don Ro­ Elsewhere In toe AL Wednes 5 5 tossed like matchstlcka from quelled the riot outside. Inside, "The older you get the impor- Texas, is one of the .smaller Big .scrimmage Saturday Ray LaGace, Frank Kind. Batboy Jim Wilson. (Herald Photo by Saternis.) son kept hopes alive, stopping mano were .800 against Wethers­ The Scoreboard| the worst riot in the 40- toe mezzanine and side arenas the special police finally sub­ day night, Minnesota edged RED SOX-A’S— tance pf individual records di- members of the backfield at morning at 10. Tip to those W indsor Locks, 11-0, on three field (two for four) while Mark year history of the famed onto the ring floor. Fire axes dued the last holdouts with a Washington 4-8 for its fifth on» A bunt single by pitcher Dava minishes," said Brown. "At the ! 225. A power runner, he's also planning to attend. Leave Man­ hits. Ray LaGace took his turn Heller was .400 (two for flvei arena. Surprisingly, in and fire extinguishers, eight fire hose In a side arena corri­ run victory In six dajre. New Morehead brought In Jim Goo- •tart you want to impress peo-, a top-flight passer, chester no later than 8 o’clock. with a 6-1, three-hit conquest of tandUtM' WILUMANTIO BASEBALL York nipped Chicago 4-8 in 18 ger with the run that put Boston and Savino .333 (three for nine) view of the damage and bulbs, sections of metal rail­ dor. pie. The important thing la to be I For the first time in a decade, Parking is at a premium. Ac­ Stafford. Kinel returned to stop against the crew from across Picking up his seventh win ings, wooden slats were heaved Asked for an estimate of toe Innlnn, Baltimore swept Los ahead of Kansas City to stay. a member of the team. No one 1 the Giants will show more new tion starts at 10 and the trip Moriarty’s Wlnd.sor Locks. 8-1, before the of the season, most to the heavy objects thrown, only Angeles 8-6 and 1-6 and Boeton Morehead, however, needed re­ takes about 90 minutc.s Admi.s- the river. into toe ringside sections. damage, John F. X. Condon, the man ever does the job all by | men and le.ss veterans in game finale in South Windsor. LaGace was the only Man­ league, Steve McAdam pitched a few people were hurt in Windows and telephone booths garden’s boxing director said it defeated Kansas City 6-1. lief help from Dick Radats, Bert himself. gear. | sion will be charged Saturday, Star Arsenal Regain Lead South Windsor, then, (fairies Fogarty’s to a 8-1 triumph over • • • Campaneris set an Athletics* chester batter to collect at NationalXeagna ^ the 25-minute riot. were smashed. The rioUng spec­ was "like more than $10,(XX).’’ "Winning the championship Steering the Giant .“iiip r>n proceeds entering the Bridge- the zone flag in the State Tour­ the Rldgee last night. The vic­ INTNANSnOBB*— club record by stealing his 88th was the high spot of my career. the field of battle will in all | port Boy.s' Club Fund. least two hlU against South W. L. Pet. O.B. It all stemmed from a eontro- tators fought with toe special Elorde, who had lost his only without even touching a nament at Bristol's Muzzy Field, Windsor, turning the trick in tory, the nth to 19 games, ties venial split decision awarded to police, then laughed, jeered and previous New York fight nine base. We had a group of guys who won starting Saturday night, Man­ Los Angeles . 98 46 .678 — Minnesota .. 68 89 .686 — the local entry for second place Ths Indiana backed Siebert baseball last night. Morl- eight times at bat for a .2.'i0 Cincinnati ... 90 47 .661 3 Baltimore ...82 48 .890 I world junior lightweight cham­ defied them from a distance. years ago, had been a 7-6 favor­ with three runs in toe fourth it the hard way by scrambling. chester and Rockville must be average. Joe Diminlco’s .400 is to the standing. My Immediate objective is to arty’s regained first place Milwaukee .. 68 46 .666 3M Cleveland ... 90 44 .677 I pion Flash Elorde of the Philip­ They picked up toe organ in toe ite up to t)ie noon welgh-in. Al­ inning. Max Alvia Ignited the Bob Swift, wtM managed tha Has Weapons in the Hartford Twilight content with a tie for second the top mark against Rock­ McAdam fanned seven, side lodge and pitched it flve though It took NaTvaez three try to help win it again." San Fran. ... 67 46 .668 S Detroit ...... 68 46 .666 1 pines over 11-6 favored Frankie outburst with hla 17th home run, Detroit TIgera this firing dur­ I,eagiie. spot and the Immortal cry of all ville, the first baseman show­ walked but one and allowed five Narvaez, a Puerto Rlcan-bom feet to toe floor below. tripe to toe scale to make the end toe other runs came across Brown, recently found Inno­ American Legion Graduates who finish below the top—"Walt Phlln...... 66 60 .634 • Chicago ...... 67 47 .646 I ing Charlie Dresaen’s recupero- Twice within 48 hours, ing four hits for 10 trips to the Pittsburgh ..66 68 .614 7 hits. New Yorker, to a non-ttUe 10- At this stage toe special agreed upon 186 pounds, toe on an infield grounder. Oonzalez Um from a heart attack, (xiught cent in a messy court case in­ till next year.” plate. LaGace was the only New York ... 88 66 .486 If CHICAGO (AP) — The weapons that brought Head Valeo was ilefented and the St. Louis .... 64 68 .606 8 Lob Angeles . 46 68 .468 II Fogarty’s picked up all their rounder Wednesday night. policemen — 90 of them and 20 odds favoring him soared to 11- scored as Larry Brown ground- for the TIgera In 1946, the laust volving a teen-age girl, said he • • * other h itte r to b at over .300 more than normal according to had made up his mind not to Up for Drafting on Tuesday Coach Otto Graham’s All - Stars upset victories over two setbacks, has resulted In Chicago .. ..61 60 .464 12^ Washington . 46 «3 .436 3! runs In a first toning rally, with Police said five persons, two 6 at flght-tlme. Elorde weighed sd to second basemen Jerry year they won the Amciricaa the defending champion Gas against the Windy City outfit, Joe Oamposeo, Dave White and policeman and a fireman, were a Garden spokesman — seemed 136%. , Liimpc, and Duka Sims raced Laague pennant become involved in football un­ For the Record with three safeties in nine trie.s. Houston ...... 46 80 .429 16 Boston ...... 40 64 .366 31 til his name had been cleared. National Football League champions in 1958 and 1963 House Gang to move back New York ... M 78 .818 38 Kansas City . 84 87 .937 SI George May knocking to the tal­ taken to St. Clare’s Hospital. NEW YORK (AP) — Base-, ary, the second in June and the Toughest man In the zone for Rich H ansen proved to be Because of the trial, Brown again are ready in his clash with the Cleveland Browns. Into first place by half a Wednesday’s Resolta Wednesday’s Reaulta lies. Oompoeeo was the only Fo­ Five New Yorken, Including ball's new draft machinery will last before Sept. 1. They are: * game. Last night. Herb’s Manchester to get out this sea­ the club’s best pinch trwlngci garty batter to collect more then reported late at the Browns' son was South Windsor's Roger Milwaukee 4-3, Los Angeles toe alleged brick thrower, were be used for' the .second time This year, however, the first 1. A scrambling quarterback. downed Valeo, 6-2 while the getting on base each tinK" Minnesota 4, Washington 8 one hit, abowtog two. arrested and booked on mall- camp on the campus of Kiram with nine victories to 20 for the LeFebvre, Coach Porter Blinn's Coach John Cervlnl waved him l-s Boston 6, Kansas City 1 College. He went to work the Tuesday, Aug. 24, when major draft was passed up because the Graham has named scurrying locals w ere Idle. San Franclaco 4, Ctoctonatl 8, Fogarty 800 000 0—8-8-1 doua mischief, a misdemeanor. league clubs select 1965 Ameri­ clubs had insufficient time to pros. Two games were tied. second baseman batted .548 to the plate. Hansen delivered Cleveland 4, Detroit 1 Ridges 100 000 0—1-6-1 first day and took part in a Roger Staubach, a Navy ensign The Browns are a soljd 14'.•a With four games to play, against local pitching, collecting Philadelphia 7, Chicago 3 One of the five—Jesus Vales, can Legion graduates. screen potential talent. and 1963 Heisman Trophy with one single and three New York 4, (3iicago 8, 18 In­ McAdam and White; Fender scrimmage on his second day. point favorite Friday night. The M oriarty'a stand a t 14-6 six hits in 11 times at bat. In­ Pittsburgh 8, New York 0 nings toe alleged brick tosaer — also "Jim seems to be coming The draft session, to be held The New Y'ork Mets, last- winner, as his starting quarter­ while Valeo Is 14-7 w ith w alks. St. Louie 9, Houston 4 and Dunnack. was boiled for felotooua as­ place club In the National game, at Soldier Field, is ex­ cluding three in the finale. • • • Baltimore 6-8, Los Angeles 64) along real well," said Coach in New York, is expected to be back. pected to draw 70,000 and, will three starts remaining on Teammate Rich Riordan was Today’s Games sault and'anotoer on a charge of less busy than the high school League, have the first pick in 2. A breakaway pass-catcher. the slate. Today’s Oamea endangering public heaJto for How the U.8. Royal Blanton Collier. "I think he is be televised and broadcast by also productive against the Silk Hard Luck Award Pittsburgh (CardweU 9 • I at and college free agent draft the American Legion draft. That would be sprinter Bob ready to play right now." ABC starting at 9 p.m., EST. It wan the third loss In a Towners, showing four hits in Zone Four hard luck awards New York (Jackson 6-14), night Washington (Richert 8 '• 8) at H e l e n R e y n o l d s allegedly attempting to throw a Brown came to camp light but conducted June 20, when 862 Kansas City's American Laague Hayes, the world's fastest hu­ Chicago (Hillsworth 12-7) at Minnesota (Ksat 9-8) fire extinguisher into toe crowd. tail-enders had first choice in Along with Staubach in the row for Valeo, the string eight trips for a healthy .500 go out to Martello and Kind. quickly picked up poundage and players were picked by the 20 man, of Florida AAM. starting backfield, Graham has starting when Morlarty's clip. Behind these two on Man­ Phldadelphia (Burdette 1-4), New York (Ford 12 • 8) at Cries of ‘‘robbery’’ and A A June and selected Rick Monday, Martello finished up zone play L os^ in C ^tario now scales about 222, about six big league teams. 3. A consistent placeklcker, Los Angelee (Koufax 18-4) at Chicago (Horlen 9-9) “thieves” from irate Narvaez a 21-year-old outfielder from named halfback Pat Donnelly of Pat Mlstretta beat them 4- chester’s most wanted list are with a 3-3 record, plus two below his regular season Commissioner Ford Frick Yale's Chuck Mercein fits the 0 with a one-hitter last Milwaukee (Blasingame 18-7), Boston (Longborg 8 • 12) at backers In toe crowd of 8,918 Tiger Paw Navy, fullback Ken Willard of Bud Mack of Wind.sor Locks, said Wednesday' only high Arizona State University. Mon­ bill. He set Ivy League records ties. The losses were all 1-0 weight. "I'm having no prob­ North Carolina and Hayes, who week. who missed the first game but battles, two to South Windsor's San Francisco (Herbel 7-6) at Kansas City (Talbot 9-8), night KTrCBCNBIR, Ont. (AP) — rang out after it was ainnoimced lems at all," said Brown. “My school graduates who reached day subsequently signed with last year by booting 19 of 22 ex­ Cincinnati (Tsitourts 6-6), night Detroit (Aguirre 10 - 7) at Helen Reynolds of Manchester, two officialB had voted for the Athletics for a reported $100,- can run the 100 yards in 9.1. came back to collect three hits Needham, the other to Man­ legs haven't tired and I never their 17th birthday before Jan. 1 tra points and five of nine field in seven trips In the final two, Houston (Bruce 7 - 18) at 8 t Cleveland (McDowell 11-7) night Conn., 'was defeated, 2 and 1, Elorde flve rounds to four with 000 bonus. goals - three in one game, in­ chester’s LaGace. Kinel tho'w- have any trouble with my and have completed their Le­ and Bob Oatley of Danielson, ed a 3-3 mark, the losses being Louis (Gibson 18-8), night Only games scheduled. We(toesday by Joann Riddle of one even, gtvtog toe Filipino w eight.” gion activities will be eligible. cluding a pair from 48 to 46 who batted .363 against Man­ 1-0 to E ast H am pton, 4-0 to Montreal to toe first round of underdog toe decision. The oth­ earned its The former Syracuse ace is The hew draft law, enacted by Rookie Jose Cardenal of the yards. chester with four safeties In 11 South Windsor and 2-0 to toe Canadian Women’s Golf er offlcilal voted for Narvaes, 7- cmly 29 and, despite his retire­ the clubowners last winter to Lob Angeles Angels went to The collegians have won only at bat-s. Wethersfield. Open Championship. 2 with one even. ment talk, it is probable owner curb the huge bonuses being bat 15 times without a hit last three of the last 16 games with South Windsor’s Marty H utchinson wa.s 6-1 for Man- The Associated Press score- U Art Model! will talk him into paid to untried youngsters, pro­ season and it was one reason the NFL champions and trail in Norieka was the only hurler to che.ster, his only loss coming Sports Schedule card had it even, five rounds for U playing some after the contract vides for three draft sessions why the San Francisco Giants the over-all series sponsored by stop Manchester twice, each In a 10-lnning duel with Mai - UConn Work Cited each, after a lively, bloody fight name. •nds in 1966. each year, the first one in Janu­ traded him. Chicago Tribune Charltieli Inc., time with the help of Jim Need­ tello In Rockville. Nattonal League in which no knockdowns were Thursday, August 6 Aaron (2) 28, Oliver 18v OmOAOO (AP)—The Unl- scored. A ringside poll shewed a Nasslffs TB. PAF, Mt. Nebo, Chrty 9, Bravea; Maadoe 2, venslty o i Connecticut received 13-9 edge for Narvaez with four 8. AstrM; Stuart It, FlillUen; an award Wednesday for its writers calling it even. Walnut va. Telephone, Mt. Rodgers 2, Pirates. basketball brex^ure. Ilie United The riot went off Uke a de­ Nebo, 6. American Lengne States Basketball Wrlteni As­ layed bomb explosion. When toe Basketball — Weet Bldera vs. Demeter 12, TIgera; Alvls 17, sociation selected ttie brochure Alters left toe ring for their Hawks, 8; Aetos 'vs. Grads, 9:16, IndUm; AlSaon 17, KtodaU 8, for the 1964-66 season as the dressing rooms, soma of toe G Thursdayl Fridayl Charter Oak. Twins; Treoh 17, Yankees. best to UOonn’s area. fans Btsrtod throwing paper G

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Bel Air Real with ■ aorea anfi Uaul^ HAROLD A BON Rubbish Re­ FULL or PAR'TTIME, pleasant mattress and box springs, al- for tha nntal of your aparT able. 100 per cent location, new CLASSIFIED It TOO 0000909 work In Manchestar arsa. tral alr-oondlUonlnf unit T.P. rvenlnge. O olry mom or boma. J. D. RaoMy, 228 foot treed lot. Many extra down). Home Is spotlgss, haa Estate, •48-98S3. 649-4698. Bel Air Real KsUKt. moval — atUca, cellara and Aitkin Oo., 27 Tolland Tpka., ftrrn, French Rd. Bolton, moet new; 2 matching tables; building, alr-conditloning, Threa hours par avaning, no •4s-sm. ' ample perking, desirable for value features. Belflore Agen­ enclosed porch, kitchen Is a •49-466I. yarda, waekly and monthlv Maneheeter. sewing basket with seat top; woman’s dsllght. Very cen­ ly. pickup. Bolton-Manchsiter vi­ canvassing, and oar neoassary. large brass clothes rack; 8- doctor, dentist er professional cy, 648-6121, lent starter, good location, VERNON - $97.K»_teOT *»’. Oall 8M-8406, tor parsonal in- NEW S-room country apart- office. U * R Realty Co., Inc., tral. At $17,990 this Is good cinity. Harold Hoar, 649-4084. YOU SAVED and slavad for Hooaahold Goods 51 drawer chest; large redwood mento, garages, aU electric, value. Come see tor yourself. priced for quick sale, $16,900. ecutive eaven room RaaOlii tww ADVERTISING tarvlow. waU to waU carpet. Keep it new cedar chest. 649-7814. •4I-3692. Call Eugene Oagliardone, 649- hatha, two garagae, aera iot, LAND CLEARINO, tras ra- nice suburban setting, $90. per TWO FAMILY, $18,000. Call now T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 64S- with Blue Lustre. Rent elec­ SfMYTRlNO ia sterUsed ra- month, no leeae. Leonard Belflore Agency, MS-OISI. 1671 2760. J. D. Realty Co., 848- built-in hutch, beamad oaUbig*. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS raoval, and chain a4w work. tric rtiaropboer |1, The fiber- MOVING Belling kitchen set, OFFICE for rent in Tinker 5129. Barrows k Wallaoa, *69■880*. } A. Michaud, 74A-80«e. ^dtUoned used tumlture ana Agency, Realtors, 9M-0469. Block. Apply Oleaney’e Men’s 8 AM. to 5 P.B1 Sltuaaona Wantod-~ wln-WlUlame Oo. S^llaneea, high quality-low sofa-bed, dryer, drapes, lamps, SIX ROOM Cape, aluminum air - conditioner, window fans ■hop. MANCHESTER Three bed­ FOR SALE -8V4 room Ranch,. > APPLIANCES repaired — all Ftm alt 88 ^cee. Lefiloao rumltura, 196 elding, central location. Bslfl- BOOKS, paper back and hard Q h Btraet. RookvUte. •76- and miBcellaneoua. 648-4224. THREE ROOMIf apaauertment, 470 ore Agency, 948-B121. TO BE SOLD room Colonial, acre of land, on lovely treed lot, ahimtmm ' J makea waahera, rafrigaratcra, bound, over 100 Scianoa Fle- COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ntONINO done In my home. 2174. Open t-A______Main at., $60. Oldl I64$-e229, 9-5. LARGE comer store tor rent, Early American charm pre­ storms, carpeting, stone H tk*‘ fraesara, dryers, gas and also- ISO an article, fancy pieces sx- Uon, and othars, OaU e40-lU9. TWIN bedroom set, maple, $160; vails, many possibilities , ex­ many MOMDAT T k n nUDAT lOiM AJA — BATVBDAV • AJA trie rangaa. Oil burnara reasonable. M$-773S. ALUMINUM elding Is only one place, attached garage, me tra, please oeU 64S-0292. 5 5 a N, u s e d refrigeratori, 8>4 h.p. outboard motor, $80; FOUR ROOM apartment, third feature of this 9 room Colonial 9 Avon Street tras, Priced at $17,900. Bar­ extras, $17,800. Uy owner,r, cleaned and rapalrad. Ooaraa PESSRLBSS water pump, H ?H h.p. outboard motor, $78. Appliance, 849-0008. automatic washers floor, stove, adulU. CaU* 64ll- THREE ROOM office or bust off East Center Street, IVi A well built older home ot rows a Wallace. 649-5306. 8260. PLEASE READ YOUR AD MATURE woman wante baby­ h.p., with 76 feet of plastlo guarantees. Be# them at 649-9922. 3679. baths, garage, beautiful back five rooms on one floor. sitting, references, my home pipe, $60. 949-9063. neee, ground floor, 470 Main ______Mr A fc" M taken over tka phoM aa a YOU ARB A-11 Truck ia A-1! w D. Paari’e Anpllancaa, 649 treet, plenty of parking. 649 yard, $17,600. Belflore Agency, Nice lot requiring minimum CAPE COD, 6 room house. In $11,990 — HOT value in omI aMTenlaaea. H m advertiser abould read hla ad the HIRST pnterred. CaU 643-9947. GAS RANGE, white enamel 21 HUrmNOTON 8 t.-5 roome, of maintenance. Rural at­ Henry Street ares, near bus­ Bolton. Four room Ranch wltll OeVara, attloa, traah, small ONE 85 gallon drum srlth fau­ Mate St. Call 648-2171. Olenwood, 88’’ , 4 burner, oven S239, 9-5. 648-6121. d a y i t AFPRARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the first floor, sunporeh, adults, mosphere yet a stone's line and school, reasonable partial basement and a big. trucklnf done A-I rlj^tl Call WHjL d o ironing In my home, cet $6. Mongom4ry Ward haat- and broiler, $36. white enamel next liMirH n The HaraM la roaponalble for only ONE Inoor- 843-2928, Ttamano TTulicking ■«n8^NG MACHINE — Singer stove, refrigerator, washer B Is for BIG — If you’re look throw from stores, bus and price. Immediate occupancy, 2-car garage, excellent condi* l6c each, no white dresa shirts, ar with electric thermoatat and automatic alg • tag, cabinet sink, left hand, drainboard, $20. available. 649-7617. Ing for a 7 room Colonial with owner transferred out of area, lion throughout. Lot Is wood­ laet or omittad tawertloa for any advarttaemeat and then only Bervloe. fancy things extra, larger or­ pipes, heats 4 or 6 rooms, $26. House* For R*nt 95 schools. Priced for quick to tha antant of a *inaka food” Inaertlon. Errors whleh do net model, excellent condition, but Call 843-8763. 2-car garage end white tool sale at $13,500. no agents. 649-4804. ed with plenty of privacy. TJ.. fHARPBNINQ Samoa—Saws, ders picked up and delivered. 643-2621. ton holes, embroiders, hems, Crockett, Realtor, 648-11^. leaaan the raloa of tta advertlawnaat wID not ha ooiraetad by NBXXlHI Sewing Machine, ma­ SINGLE FIVE room house, oil shed on a large shade and fruit knlvaa, axes, ahaara. akatea, CaU between 4-8:30 p.m. 649- ftr., was $806.60, unpaid bal hot air furnace, refrigerator, tree dotted lot, call us. Out' GERARD ST. Number 8, large **nwka good” tl21. POOL TABLE Burrowas 4x8, ple console, also Sunbeam mix- COLONIAL MANOR six room Dutch Colonial, spa­ COVE^NTRY — authentic 7 room rotary blades. Quick aarvloa. new balls, 2^ Inches, rack, 2 $86.88, take over pay stove, busline, adults, $136. skirts, but still in Manchestar. 63-65 Starkweather Street Capitol Slgulpment Co., S8 master. Both in excellent con­ And cious living room with fire­ brick Oilonlai. Over 1,100 feet tEeekvtne, Toll Proa) HOUSEWORK and pracUcal ouso, chalk, rula book $96, Ooil menls of $8. monthly. (31ty sew dition. 648-1987 e/ter 4. West Bide Realty, 649-4842. Belflore Agency, 848-6121. An eight room duplex with M ito St., Manchester. Houra mg Center, Hartford, 622-0478. COLONIAL OAKS four rooms on a side. At­ place, family styled dining frontage on Routs 44A, fields,, nursing by file day. Please caU 640-3000, anytime. DRIVE BY 62 Baldwin Road room, kitchen with pantry, outbuildings. Leonard Agenej^ 875-3136 dally 7-0. Thiuraday 7-0, Satur­ 948-2099. TWIN BED with bookcase head- tractively landscaped lot 8,5 643-2711 day 7-4. 648-7te8. b ig g e s t b a r g a i n BIRCH STREET —Five rooms and you'll want to go In. Call feet wide. Two car ga­ three large bedrooms, full Realtors, 646-0469. IN TOWN board, first class condition. 646- One, two and three bedroom attic, V/i tiled baths, basement HOMART plastlo pool, 12x80’*, 7604. After 6 p.m. apartments available, all $100. Call 646-6229 , 9-8. us first and we’ll make the ar­ rage. Property In good con­ TYPEWRITERS — Standard t a k e y o u r garage, shaded yard, Owner, best offer. Call e4S-17&S. TIME PAYING appliances, heat, hot water, rangements. Sunny, automatic dition with new furnaces, and electric. Repaired, over­ D ogs—Birds— Pets 41 1 2. or 3 YEARS TO PAY MANCHESTER suburbs, two kitchen, formal dining room, 649-7508. hauled, ranted. Adding ma- NORMAN m U L MAPLE bedroom set, full and private cellars, large spa­ etc. Moderately priced at A PRIVATE PARK Troubit Readiing Onr AdvMlIsir? COMPLETE skin diving outfit, ' ''SUPEm DELUXE’’ twin sized box springs and mat­ bedroom Ranch, $126 monthly fireplaced living room, natural $ 18, 000. chlnea rented and repaired. OROOMINO and boarding, win cious rooms, multi closets. 646-0191. MANCHESTER — Six room collect and deliver. R. excellent condition, best of 1 ROOMS OF FURNITURE tress, two divans, three ma­ Call for an appointment. woodwork. Lovely treed and Pickup and delivery service. a l l 100% GUARANTEED modem Cape, near schools, In beautiful Bolton. A qual­ 24-Hoiir Antwtring Sanriet Chase, Harmony HUl Ki everything. Including Aqua ple chests, four plastic captain MANCHESTER — 8-bedroom landecaped lot. Belflore Agen­ Yale Typewriter Service, 649- 11 643-6269. top, four Captain chairs, 13x30 16-PIECE BEDROOM 8-10 a.m. and after 7 p.m. 6129. one g-room Raised Ranch. just two blocks from Man­ ball field, stocked trout ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, You name your own price week, no evening hours, paid school education, previous ex­ NEWLY Remodeled 6 rooms, law situation. 200x800 lot. Im­ stream. An ideal placa for 149 W. Middle Turnpike. MB beige rug and pad, blue cus­ 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM Built to sell for $23,900., yours chester Onter. All Impor­ EDWARDS Special rates for homeowners vacation, state age, experience perience helpful. Apply Iona IXXIS boarded, Richard P. 12-PIECE KITCHEN TWO PIECE living room, CJolo- second floor, conveniently lo­ today for $22,600. Act prompt­ mediate occupancy. Bel Air horsea. 2098. tom made divan. Custom box tant Items such as roofs, Realtors. 643-9332. 66 or over. M 9-78eS. 875-8401. and references. Will Instruct Mfg. Company, Regent St., Cobb, 216 Hillstown Rd., Man- spring and mattress for ^ an­ - - PLUS — nlal style, almost new. Call cated, 643-6637; after 6, 649- Suburban For R«nt 66 ly. Belflore Agency, 643-6121. furnaces, plumbing, etc. reliable person. Write Box M, Manchester. 1928. $22,900 ANSWERIN8 SERVICE HAVE TIME — w in work. Odd Chester, 646-8466. tique bed. Royal typewriter. IJLECTRIC REFRIGERATOR 668-1223. are In excellent condition. MANCHE.STER — 7 room Herald. TV SET AND RANOB FOUR ROOM apartment locat­ $16,900—116’ FRONTAGE, shade jobs our specialty. Will do most WANTED — home for <»>e year Other articles, Call aner 6:80, SIX R(X)M duplex, 8 bedrooms, ed in nice section of North Call ua today. Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2 anything. Call 643-2097 or RI 5- Floor Finishing 24 anytime, Saturday and Sunday, free storage until wanted. Free trees, immaculate six room baths, dining room, family WAITRESSES part and full­ COMMERCIAL old, part German Shepherd, not Antiques 56 adult Ohlldren only. Inquire 31 Coventry, near school and Cape, fireplace, dead end JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. 64841500 - 875-2519 0084. time, days. Call Mr. Hanlon, 2- house broken. 643-6661. 049-6289. delivery. Free set up by our N. Elm St. anytime. store. $1()0 per month. Utilities room, patio, large lot with FLOOR SANDING and reflntsh- own reliable men. street, Manchester. Hutchins trees, 2-car garage. PhUbrick J. Finnegan ■ad leaea yonr meaaaga. YonH hear from onr advarthwa ha Jig STEPS. SIDEWALKS, atonv ing (specializing in older 4, 649-6263. REFRIGERATION furnished. Call 742-8408. Agency, Realtors. 649-5324. Robert J. Smith, Inc. time without spend Ing all evening at tha telephone. FREE — for good home, four pie«.se note: Appliances are re ANTIQUE secretary and chest FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ Agency, 649-8464. walls, fireplaces, fla^ietone ter­ floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ SALESLADIEIS to work full A PAIR of garage doors. Can conditioned and guaranteed for ond floor, stove, refrigerator, ROCKVILLE — first floor, four 649-5261 •W-0140 5 5 963 Main Street adorable calico kittens. CaU races. All concrete repalra ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. Excellent opportunity for 648-4612. of drawers. Call 649-0848. HORSE RAN(^ in Manches­ time, apply Pilgrim Mills, mechanic, experience in 649-2280. 1 year. On display at main store, 240 Oak St. $86. monthly. Pre­ rooms, one bedroom, bath, ter with 27 acres. 8 room 649-5241 MANCHESTER - Convenient Automobllos For Sale 4 Reasonably priced. 643-OMl. No Job too small. John Ver- Hartford Rd., open 10 a.m. to 6 PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT fer young couple with no chil­ shower, gas furnace, garage, east side location, 4 room fallle. 870-9327. all lines of commercial re­ house, IH baths, bam, out­ p.m. frigeration. Will be re­ Boats and Ac€eamrl9fi 46 Sannicl Albert. Htfd. 247-0358 Wanted—^To Buy 58 dren. Call 648-9409 after 6 p.m. no pets. Available Septem^r buildings, corrals, etc., $50,000. home, l',4 baths, full basement, OO'VENTRY — Ideal first home. 1967 CHEVROLaiT, standard, V- Live S todi 42 SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT 1st. $75. 876-4370. 2 - car garage, only $11,900. Two bedroom home with lake 8, good for parts, |6S. Call 848- q u ire to service food chain FIVE room apartment for PhUbrick Agency, 549-8464. SPARKLING CAPE, ideal for HERALD Household Services FDLLERETTES being hired by 16 FOOT, 86 Johnson engine, If you have no means of trans­ WE BUY and sell antique and growing family, huge lot, lit­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. rights. New bath and furnace, Business Opportunity 28 the Fuller Brush Company to in this area. Company car SCHOOLED buckskin gelding rent, adults preferred. Inquire edlent puUies, ready for water. Best men only. 643-6127. paneled throughout, tile floors, tral location. This is an eight diate occupancy. R^uced to tires. Call 849-8470, after 5 p.m. TOYS . TOYS service man. Top wages to er Hartford. 822-0931. 7-8 p.m. 643-4622. stove, $60. Call 643-4386. 2780, 643-5129. identity can follow this sem ce. J. D. Realty. 043-6129. right man. Best of working HANNAH’S husband. Hector, offer over $100. 640-9316. roomer with two baths that $18,200. Lappen Agency, 649 FURNISHED ROOMS, complete needs redecoration. Has a lot proceduje: Building—Contracting 14 TOYS conditions. Write to Box N, hates hard work so he cleans UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY light hou.sekeeping facilities, MANCHESTER Garden Apart- VERNON — 4 room cottage, 5261, 649-6140. <, NORTH COVENTRY — 80 roll­ ROCKVILLE Enclose your reply to the 1980 POUR DOOR Chevrolet, l FRESH START v/lU lump EIGHT FCXIT Hydroplane, ex­ ments, 4H rooms, heat, hot wa- of poesibilitles. Lot is plenty your debts into one easy pay­ Manchester Evening Herald. the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent cellent condition, nice paint centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, conveniences, large screened big (80 X 176) and there is a ing acres, good drainage, river box in an envelope — cheap. Call 643-2021. NEWTON H. SMITH A SONS— electric shampooer $1. Olcott Refrigerator, Stove and TV ter, stove, refrigerator, and COLONIAL, HoUleter St., near flows through property, woods, ment. If you have equity In Part-Time Work . . . Full- job. 648-8647. 14 Arch St., Manchester. porch, beautiful spot, private one car garage. Vacant, look aU echoola, six rooms, IM addressed to the Claasl- Remodeling, repairing, recrea­ FULL-TIMB help wanted, must Variety Store. Included ^ rk ln g one block from Main lake, near highway. C^l 876 pasture, hay fields, road front­ Five room horn* fled Manager, Manchester 1908 OLDSMOBILE, 2-door, au­ property, caU Frank Burke tr Time Pay. Join the Toy have driver’s license. Apply St, (jompletely redecorated, it over. We are asking $18,000. baths, aluminum siding, imma­ tion roonu, additions, garages, dtscuas waysvays and mecuis. Con­Con- THE THOMPSON HOUSE. Cot­ 7366. age, good potential. Only $22,- excellent condition. Ehrenlng Herald together tomatic, $70 as is, needs minor concrete work. Call 649-3144. Party Plan with the most William Peck Lumber, 2 Main SALES AND Service on Arlens Building' Materials i f I Modern Rooms of Furniture tage Street, centrally located, $120. 643-0000, 646-0090. Of T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- culate, Immediate occupancy. repairs. 643-7017. necticut Mortgage Exchange, to offer. Over 500 Name Appliances, Lot No. 299 1677. 000. Lawrence F. Fteno, Real­ with a memo listing the St., Manchester. Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn large, pleasantly fumlsned flee 15 Forest St. Bel Air Real EsUte 643-9332. tors, 643-2788. $18,900 companies 3ron do NOT CARPENTRY — 32 years' ex­ 16 LewisI S t, Hartford, 246- Beet Hostess and Dealer FOR SALE — Old tobacco shed 10 Pc. Bedroom Set 8897. mowers. Also Homellte chain rooms, parking. Call 640-2858 Resort Property want to see your letter. perience. Ceiling and floors plan available. Call or saws and International Cub Ca boards, Pella Bros., 864 Bid- 8 Pc. Living Room Set THREE ROOMS, first floor WARANOKE ROAD MANCHESTER — West Side. 1981 VALIANT — 4-door, in very Write, Santa Parties Avon, well St. 25 Pc. Kitchen Set for overnight and permazent central, available at once, heat For Rent 67 No. 141 . . . vacant Cape, 4 bed­ Good location. Four room Tour letter will be des­ tiled, porchea, rec rooms, ga­ PART-TIME janitor, 8 p.m.-10 det Tractors. Rental equipment guest rates. Resort P rop erty For Sale 74 Julia Vincek Real Estat* good condition. 644-0934. Brand Toys and Gift Items. p.m. (>U 649-5334. Den or Spare Bedroom Set and hot water, Call 643-1266. rooms, two full baths, rec room. Ranch. Aluminum storm win­ A troyed if the advertiser ia rages, additions, attics finish­ Private Instructions 32 and dianening service on aU COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent dows, hot water oil heat, ga­ 848-7877 A one you’ve mentioned. If ed, remodeled, concrete work. Conn. Tel. 673-3455 eve­ makes. L A M Equipment Diamonds— ^Watchc $3 A WEEK CLEAN furnished room for a Many features, must be seen to ANDOVER LAKE — attracUve FORD—1953 good motor, good MANCHESTER — Two bedroom — Small waterfront cottages. rage, nice garden. Owner, 64S- not it will be handled in No job too small. Immediate ATTENTION Tractor Trailer nings 673-9829. Oorp., Route 88, Vernon, 876- gentleman, central. (3all Mrs. be appreciated. Trades consid­ 6 room furnished summer tires, $38 takes it. Call 649- Jewelry 48 $344 modem duplex, full basement, August and September. OaQ ered. 0897. the usual manner. 3898. estimates. 643-2629. Trainees. Men 19 and over are 7600. Manchester Bbcchanjge — DeMute, 643-9353. home, with possibilities of con­ ASSISTANT MANAGER backyard, $126. 643-7114. 648-2698, 649-49M. verting to year 'round dwell­ BUAJNGTON — Split Level, 9 needed at once to train for Bkiterpria 1946. WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ ULAC ST. Sparkling Cape, 4 rooms. 160x200 treed lot, $14,- DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — EXPERIENCED waitresses DISCOUNT FURNITURE ROOM FOR RENT, private en­ T. J. Croclcett, Realtor ing, large lot, full price $9,- high paying jobs aa Tractor pairing. Prompt service. Up to WAREHOUSE WE HAVE Apartments — 2V4 ANDOVEJR LAKE - waterfront plus 2 unfinished, completely 900. RockvfUe Realty, 648- Trucks—Tractors Complete building service. New Trailer Drivers if qualified. wanted. Apply in person or call SCREENED LOAM — for the $20 on your old watch la trance, continuous hot water, cottage, sleeps six. Available 643-1577 600. Alice Clampet, Realtor, Lost and Found construction, alterations or ad­ rooms, $110; 4 rooms, $146. (2 redecorated, deep lot, sewers, 3188. 876-2627. Earnings $200. per week salary for appointment, Ellington for National Bowling Chain, best in lawns and gardens from trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. $580 MAIN STREET, 622-7240 shower, gentleman only. 101 bedrooms); 4 rooms, $136. from August 21 on. 242-4924. 649-4643. 1984 INTERNA-nONAL cub ditions. Roofing, siding, paint­ looking for .young aggres­ Chestnut St. MANCHEJSTEIR — Ranch, 4 stores, buses, only $14,900. POUND—Small g n y and white and up. Many jobs available. Ridge Country Club, Abbott our screening plant. Andover- Bray, 737 Main Street, State Hartford, Connecticut Heat, hot water, kitchen ap­ small down payment. Robert BOLTON — 5% room Ranch, ing, etc. 648-4352, 643-0890. sive man willing to learn Columbia. DeUvered. George rooms, 2 bedrooms, built-in alr- pregnant cat, vicinity of C m l^ •I«ctric staartlng. Budget plan available also. For Rd., Ellington, 875-6291.’ Theater Building.. pliances Included. Call Warren MISQUAMICUT, R.I. Three bed­ conditloner, large shade trees Anderson Agency 628-1776, eve­ rec room, 16x83 pool, softball lights, snow plow, 38’’ rotory In the field of recreation. H. Grifllng, Inc., 742-7880. Formerly Fuller Brush Bldg- room cottage with fireplace. Suburban For Sale 75 Bd. CaU 649-8603. QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, details phone 249-7771 anytime. E. Howland 643-1108. on property, $12,900. Philbrick nings. field, trout brook, a private U lawn mower, and whed Must be neat and ■willing FRONT ROOM, centrally lo­ August 14 to 21 and August 23 park. $22.9(X). Lappen Agency, Garden—Panti—D al^ U Help Wanted— Male 36 WILUNGTON — Just off the LOST — Sum of money in or weights. 649-0638. > dormers, porches, basements to meet people. Military ob­ PATCH QUILTS, poUiolders Open Monday Through cated, 59 Birch St. 649-7129. to September 4. Call 643-6782 Agency, 649-8464. reflnished, cabinets, built-ins, Products 50 RANCH — 8 bedrooms, large MANCHESTER -- Rolling Park Park-way. On Schofield Road, a 649-5261, 649-6140. near Savings Bank of Manches­ Help Wanted—Female 35 ligations completed. State and handkerchiefs for sale. 876' Saturday lot, garage, references re­ after 6 p.m. FARMALL Farm tractor F-20, formica, aluminum, vinyl, B3XPE3RIENCED painters want­ 9286. 338 Tunnel Road, Vernon, BEDROOM, nicely furnished, in $14,500 — Manchester. 6 room —Ideal for children, 6Vi room cleEin 6 room Ranch on bte lot ter, East Center St. branch, ed. Oall Glastonbury between salary expect^ and must 9 A.M. to .9 P.M. quired, $150. per month. 049- ELUNOTON — Immaculate 6^ good tires, $196. Also 8’ Hydro­ steel, ceramo siding. William WAITRESSES wanted, days and give references. Box R, CORN, SQUASH, carroU, to­ eluding TV, private home, free Cape, new siding, fenced ahad- Cape extra large kitchen, din­ with trees for $16,600; on Ruby Aug. 8. Please call 649-1067. 6-7 p.m., 633-7765. matoes, Swiss chard, 21 Angel 8464. ed lot with fireplace, sewers. ing room, 3 bedrooms, 1% room Ranch on a nicely land* plane boat, 6 h.p. outboard mo­ Robbins Carpentry Service, nights, full time, part-time, Manchester Evening Her­ COMPLETE Papering board CALL — .ASK FOR DA'VTD parking. 643-7116. Wanted To Rent Road an older home with un­ with straight edge. Full size St. 68 Hutchins A gen^, Realtors, baths, fireplace, oversized ga­ scaped 1% acre tot, near gram­ LOST—Female black and brown tor. 648-2371. 649-3440. must have experience with food AUTOMOBILE Mechanic, ald. FIVE ROOM, first floor flat, limited possdbilities, two car mar school and golf course. In* Shepherd and Collie, 8 years and liquor. Me Mrs. Canfield, Violin. Ratchet die stock MOVING out of town. Mu.st i RESPONSIBLE family needs 3 649-6324. rage. VA approved. 643-6034. garage, big bam. acre (more If CARPENTRY —Concrete steps, steady position, In new car dispose four rooms furniture, and connecting hvlng room in every room redone like new, eludes air-conditioning, combi­ old, answers to “ Cross” , li­ 8-7 p.m., Bolton Lake Hotel. 1” . 878-2011. j big rooms, natural woodwork, bedroom suburban home, 2 wranted) for $13,900. T. J. Auto Accessories—Tires 6 floors, hatchways, remodeling agency. OhoixAes Motors, 80 linens, dishes, ■ every thing. Ex- |iu‘et adult home. Private en- MAhiCHESTBR — 4 bedroom WHY RENT? Only $14,900. Crockett. Realtor at 643-1677. nation storm windows, partial­ cense No. 10987. Reward. 640- Oakland St., Manchester. INVITATION garage, refrigerator, stove, children. Excellent references. Colonial, 4 years old, modem buys this immaculate 6 nxxn ly finished laundry and family B748. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ SALAD MAN, experienced; LOAM SALE! Clean $14. loam cellent values. Can be seen ’/ance, continuous hot water, 649-0444. ONE SET of chains for a Volks­ dishwashers and porter. Apply now $12.50. FUl, gravel, sand, washer and dryer hook-up. kitchen with bullt-lns, family home In town, low pay­ room, pull-out oven stove and ings, attics finished, rec rooms AN EXPERIENCED car polish anytime. Call 649-3263. free parking. Call momipgs un_ IN BOLTON, a true four bed­ wagen, $7. One pair 820-15 In person or caU for appoint stone, manure, white sand for til 12:30, afternoons 3 :30-6:30 Central location, $120. monthly. room, IH baths, dining room, ments, easy financing. Lappen room Ranch with 1*4 baths, full city water. Must be seen to be G G formica. No job too small. D A TO BID er and used car get ready man tires mounted on Pontiac rims, D Carpentry Service. 649-8380. ment, Ellington Ridge Country sand boxes and pools. 643 649-7410. Belflore Agency, 643-6121. Business Property one car garage, priced in low Agency, 640-5261, 649-6140. basement with a two car ga­ appreciated. Immediate occu­ Announcements “SEWING to start at once, top salary to Sealed bids will be received 20’s. Philbrick Agency, 649- pancy, call owmer, 876-7746. hardly used, $25. One blue Club, Abbott Rd., EUiqgton, ______9504. at the office of the General KBNMORE gas range, good rage. Nice big family home, fireman’s light, 12 volts with A. IRON, INC. Roofing right man. Call or see Mr. FOR RENT —- 6-room apart­ For Sale 70 8464. SEVEN ROOM Colonial, cool, BLBCLHOLUX Sales and serv- 875-6291. condition. $80. Call 843-9270. ment, second floor, centrally lo­ country setting, fireplace, fine lot big enough to allow the chil­ switch and pilot light, $7. 643- ling, paintiiw. Carpentry,ntry. At Myette at Burnside Motors, KEEP CARPET cleaning pro-1 Manager, 41 Center Street, Apartment Buildings dren plenty of room to climb VE3RNON — $16,900, five room ioe, bonded representative. Al­ MACHINE East Hartford, 289-0246. blems small, use Blue Lustre cated, steam heat, front porch, MAIN STREET aita, near Cen­ shrubbery, $14,600. C3all Eugene RMCh, convenient to Monchee- fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., 2521. terafions and addiUone. Ceil­ AUTOMOBILE painter, must be I 10’’ GAS STOVE, good condi­ Tenements 63 ter, with building ot 6,600 sq. and dig. Beautiful screened In ings. Workmanriilp guaran­ experienced. Excellent wotking wall to wall. Rent electric | 20, 1066 at 10:00 a.m. for tion. $46. (3all after 12 noon, 643- automatic hot water, adults on­ IMMEDIATE Gagliardone, 649-2760. J. D. porch. Must be seen. T. J. ter and Vernon Circle. Carport, Maneheeter, 8*4-8141. MACHINIST — Bridgeport op­ ' complete appraisal or revalua- ly, $110 per month. Available ft. Many potenUate. WUl fi­ Realty Go.. 643-5129. amesite drive, fireplace, sun- teed. 209 Autumn ^ 643-4860. conditions. Apply in person 01 Shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint A $498. LOOIONG for anything In real nance. Owner 649-5229, 9-6. .Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Trailers— OPERATORS” erators, tmret lathe operator ender Body Shop, TalcottvlUe Wallpaper Supply. tion for tax assessment pur­ September 1. CaU after 6 p.m. OCCUPANCY deck. Call owmer 648-1710. SWIMMING lewBons Including /uid stock man. Job shop eX estate rentals — apartmsnU. NEW LISTIN(3—Treee galore! Mobile Homes 6-A Rd., Rockrtlle. poses of all taxable real estate ONE Refrigerator, two stoves, homes, multiple dwellings, call 649-2662. AC7TION WAN'TED on this Im­ Jimior and Senior Ufe saving. PLEASANT WORKING perience preferred, 55 hoiu- and personal property in the Charming 6 room Cape, 1*4 Red O o w certified, hours at loofing and Chimneys 16-A gas dryer, good condition. Call J. D. Realty, 641-6129. Land For Sale 71 Excellent Colonial. 6H baths, 3 bedrooms, dining maculate Cape. Six rooms fin­ Farms For Sale 78 FOR SALE 27 foot furnished week, Paragon Tool Oo., Inc. PART - TIME night grocery Town of Manchester, Conn, for SDC R(X)M duplex, near Center rooms, fireplace, natural ished. 1>4 baths, rec room, acre ^ r convenience. August M9- anytime, 643-6536. Springs Park. $100. monthly, room, fireplace, rec room. trailer, good condition, $200. CONDITIONS! 259 Adams St., Mancherter. clerk, cashier, 21 or older. 183 the Ust o f Oct. 1, 1966. THREE ROOM apartment, BOLTON — One acre. Route 88, oak trim, 1% tiled baths, of grass and a two car ga­ FARMS FOR sale — Desirable ROOBINO — SpsctaUslng re­ NOTICE Specifications for this re­ 649-2497. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 849-9348. pairing roofs of all kinds, new North Main Street. stove, refrigerator, 247 No. foundation, well, septic tank, fully insulated, walk-in ce­ rage. Owners have other com­ stocked and equipped fruit and BOUDAY HOUSE, Cottage ZONING BOARD valuation are available In the Main St., Call 649-8229, 9-6. $2,000. Seven beautiful level dar closet, dishwasher, gar­ mitments, must move. One of dairy farme, two hours from FOR RENT with option to buy roofs, gutter work, chLuneys Experienced help and qual- WANTED — Service station at­ Assessor’s Office, 41 Center SIX ROOM duplex, nice yard LOVELY 6’ 4 room Cape, with Street. New concept in retire­ cleaned, repaired. Aluminum if i^ trainees wanted. OF APPEALS For Party-Times and porch, retired or working acres. Route 6, pond and brook, bage dl.sposol, city utilities, seclusion, privacy, view and the cleanest and the neatest Hartford. Evelyn L. Baird, Hoi- ment living, RN on duty. Near Four room mobile home, siding. 80 years’ experience. tendant, mornings, with some St., Manchester, Conn, between $4,600. Terms, Owner, 742-8090. wall to wall carpeting, homes that we have ever listed. lowvllle, N.Y., Tel. 818-861-9015. shady. Cider Mill Rd., 643-6389. mechanical experience, part- TOWN OF COVENTRY the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 couple preferred. Quiet neigh­ restful country living, in town. buses, churches and shopping. Free esUmatee. Call Howley, Earn as you learn, excel­ CARPENTERS At an executive session of Pretty Potholders! borhood. 643-0466. combination windows, en­ Bel Air Real Estate 643-9332. Very sensibly priced. Just over Reasonable rates. For in tim a­ 64841861, 644-8833. lent fringe benefits for all. time or full-time. Apply Mori- p.m. daily excluding Saturday closed porch, 2-car garage. Bolton town line. T. J. Crock­ arty's Flying A Service, 510 the 2onlng Board of Appeals and Sunday. , BOLTON — 84 acres. Belflore 649-4593. tion call 649-2808. Anto Driylng School 7-A held AuguM 2, 1965, the appeal SIX ROOMS, centrally located, Must be seen to be appre­ ett, Realtor 643-1877. Hartford Rd. Town of Manchestar, $126 monthly. J. D. Realty Co. Agency, 643-5121. ciated. ■ Quick occupancy. FLINT DRIVE — 6 room Cape, 'New Torpedo l a d ie s — Breck shampoo, $6. and of Adam Schilke was imani- Conn. Heating and Plumbing 17 643-6129. Shown by appointment. aluminum siding, fireplace, ROCKVILLE — Cape Cod. four per gallon, in plastic contain­ DRIVING Instructions — Home MANCHESTER MODES ASSISTANT mously approved to operate a Richard Martin, CXIVENTRY — 166 acres with rooms completed, oak floors, pick-up, reasonable rates, teen­ ceramic studio and retail sales fenced in lot, wall-to-wall car­ Discovered ers. Russell’s Barber Shop, M A M Oil Service, plumbing General Manager THREE ROOMS, very clean, hou.se and outbuildings. Can be copper plumbing, nice lot, $12.- age classes. Special attention PINE ST., MANCHESTER CARPENTER^ on Route 44, split up. Belflore Agency, 643 peting. Will listen to rea.sonable Oak and Spruce. and heating, residential, com­ MANAGER $80 monthly. J. D. Realty Oo. CHARLES LESPERANCE offers. J. D. Realty Co., 643- 700. Rockville Realty, 648- to nervous and elderly. Serv­ This is a continuance of a 6121. By Trawler mercial and industrial, no job 643-6129. 6129. 2188. 875-2527. ing Manchester and surround­ For Dairy Store. Write for non-conforming use. The effec­ 649-7620 i n g towns. Call Manchester too small, 646-2871. HELPERS PART-TIME or full-time, ex­ Interview, stating qualifica­ tive date shrnl be August 7, 9^ ROOM RANCH, fireplace (C o b tie wed fr o m Page One) Personals Driving Academy, 742-7249. THREE ROOM apartment MANCHEJSTER —Immaculate B O m Plumbing A Heating perienced bookkeeper. Apply tions, work experience and 1965. SUMMER SPECIAL stove refrigerator, third floor, Houses F or Sale 72 large family room off kitchen, In person, Marlow's Inc., 867 Grant E. Toothricer Sr., Triple Track RA QR 6-5 TWO FAMILY, lovely lot, five room older house and gar­ 310’ frontage, well landscaped, Repairs, alterations, electric salary expected. Box O, In $66. 649-3120. age. aluminum siding, furnace, for years a graveyard for ehlpt FOUR GRAVES, Buckland cem­ Main St. Steady Employment Chairman Windows. $14,400 — 3 bedroom Ranch, ideal for children, low cash re­ suburban, $21,900. Hutchins and World War U’e famed Tor­ Garage—Service— and gas hot water heaters, free Herald. built-ins. nice condition. large quired, assume mortgage, J.D. 8 years old, near shopping, bus, etery, reasonable. 522-9592. estimates. 643-1466. BILL TUNSKY LUXURIOUS 4H duplex apart Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. pedo Alley. Storage 10 LADY TO WORK three days 52 Weeks a Year ments, soundproof. First floor lot. Over 100 more listings of Realty Co., 643-6129. schools. Compare at $13,500. weekly (Tues., Wed.', and Marion Edhind, Real Estate, As her net came In, the skip­ M9-9095 —front and rear yard en­ all kinds. Call EU.sworth A. VERNON — 3-bedrooni Colonial, per. Edward Doody of Portland, AutomobDes For Sale 4 GARAGE for sale — one car Thurs.) in local insurance Excellent Wages Help "Wanted— Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- HUGE KITCHBN. birch cabi 644-0414. 289-4519. 1>4 baths, fireplace, aluminum 12x20, 8x7 overhead door, $350, Radio—TV Repair INVITATION trances. living room large, din­ nets. dishwasher, screened told the skipper of a nearby agency. Insurance experience Male or Female 37 ing room, kitchen modem, re­ 6930. combination, built - ins, large trawler, he had something and D Ca r t Tour credit turn­ will deliver. E. A. Conklin, Services 18 not necessary but both short' porch, 614 room Colonial, 114 lot. Owner 876-1860. down? Short on down pay­ 649-4100. UNUSUAL BUSINESS — Op­ TO BID frigerator, free-standing range baths, Manchester, $20,000. was going to bring It aboard. T hand and typing required. WRITB P.O. BOX 360, in color, birch cabinets, hood, ment? Bankrupt? RepossM CONNIE’S TV and Radio SerV' portunity for unusual man or Sealed bids will be received Hutchins Agency, Realtors, "It just went. There was jurt Please write Box Z, Herald, MANCHESTER, CONN, disposal, half bath. Second ATTENTION VERNON — Custom U * R Eon? Don’t despair I Bee Hch- WANTED TO RENT — garage Ice, available aU houra. Satla- and state qualifications. All re' woman. You must beUeve in at the office of the General FOR SALE 649-5324. built contemporary ranch a flash and It was all In pieces,'' Douglas. Inquire about low- for two trucks. Call' 849-9404, faettoB guaranteed. Ofil 640- yourself and your ability to SYLVANU floor—2 bedrooms, 4 closets, said Normal Malllet, skipper of plies treated confidentially. Mansiger, 41 Center Street, full ceramic bath colored, car­ BY OWNER HOMESEEKERS family room, fireplace, sun- aat down, smiulest payments 649-9644. m s. help others. Hard work, k « g Manchester, Conn., tmtll Aug. OWNER bought larger home — deck, high scenic sloping wood­ the trawler Prowler and former anywhere. No small <04m or fi­ peted staircase and many ex­ is moving in fall. Left behind male aboard the Snoopy. Malt- EXPERIENCED fuel oil driver, hours, growing financial re­ 20, 1965 at 11:80 a.m. for Sand L IG H T Manchester - - Spacious 6 ed lot. Hayes Agency, 646-0131 nance company plan. Douglas wards. Phone 648-9668, 649-2766. tras. Just like o-wnlng your is a 6 room Cape with a very let was talking with Doody by 1,900 SQUARE FEET of stor year-round work, fringe bene­ Spreaders. own home, basement storage, room custom built Colonial, ELEGANT — 8 bgdroom Motori, 838 Main Millinery, Dressmaking 19 Bid forms, plans and -spec­ beautifully decorated, de­ neat and clean appearance, MANCHESTER is only minutes radio when the blast occurred. age. Oall 848-4597 or 020-7976. fits, Write Box F Herald. Give BULBS on bus line. Rent very rea-son- $16,600. Call Tony Allbrio, 649- garrison colonial on Wood- DRESSMAKING and alterations OFnCE CLERK complete resume, aU replies ifications are available at the sirable neighborhood, bullt- away from this estate, consist­ ahle. Call evenings for appoint­ 2998. J.D. Realty Co., 643-5129. hill Road In lovely Wood- ing of three hou.se.'^ and 22'4 FIRST GLASS SYRIAN? 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, black, for women and children. <3all confidential. Controller’s offics, 66 Center ment, 643-4749 or 649-8666. lns. Pricea in low 20’s. hill Heights. Spacious Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 649,-9140, Mrs. Muldoon. Street, Manchester, Connecti­ Owner transferred. Phone acres of land. For full informa­ DAMASCUS, Syria — Gtaa* \ fr y good condition. 649-3082. MANCHESTER - executive 7 rooms, with 1V4 bath.* tion call The Ellsworth Mitten High achool commercial LARGE National firm taking cut. 6 F o r 8 9 649-0662. room Cape. 2',4 baths. 2-car vessels many thousands o t SEE VESPA MOTOR Scooter, CASHIER c (both tiled) wall to wall Agency 643-6930. ldl6 VALIANT Signet, V-8 aa- course graduate, type ac­ applications for sales and sales Town of Manchester, RBO. 26o EACH PumlBhed Apfirtmenifi 63-A garage. waU-to-wall carpeting, carpeting, half acre wood­ years old have been dlecovered 5 S260-$028, six models to choose Moving—Trucking— curately and rapidly, ex­ msmagement training program. Connecticut 5 iMmaUc, power steering, sxcel- Up To 100 Watts 28 foot family room, 16x32 ft. in both Syria and Egypt. Tliero from at McBride Sport Spot perienced in office proce­ FULL-TIME ed lot. Quick sale desired by VERNON — 7 room Colonial, Ent condition. Must ssM, $2,' Storage 20 Only presently employed mar­ Richard Martin, TWO ROOM furnished apart­ MANiHBSTBR — New 7-room ■wlmmlng pool, lovely treed trajvsferred owmer Is some basis for believing AO. 649-5872. 689 Center St., 649-8747. dures and interested In a ried men with college back­ .General Manager ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, (4 bedrooms) with one full bath W. e. BLENNEY Garrison Colonial, 12x24 liv­ lot. Hayes Agency, 6M-4803 and 2 lavatories, rec room, and glass was first used In Syria, MANCHSBTBSt DeUvery. Light position that will pay well ground desired, outgoing per­ Apply Mr. Freltag ait the hot water. Apply Marlow’s, 887 ing room, family room, built- though Egypt ueuMly is credit- 1968 DAIMLER, Jaguar product, 1067 HARLBY-DAVIDSON mo trucking and package delivery. while doing work that is son, neatness, and mterest In 888 North Main fit, Main SPACIOUS—7 room older garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, torcycle, 900 c c sportster, at. in kitchen, spacious lot. Priced COLONIAL—8 sparkling rooms, combination windows. Excel­ V-8, 4-speed, 160 h.p,, fiber- Retrlgeratora, washers and demanding as well as re­ sdies, essential qusJiflcation. 649-6268 right. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. completely enclosed yard, near cqlonial w^tth 1 oar garage glaM body, wire wheels. Owner good condition. Call 649-4173. ■tove movin|Mpiicialty. Folding warding. interview and test Starting salary $160. per week GRAND-W AY TWO ROOM furnished apart­ on Tanner Street. A rare lent value and only $22,600. INVITATION schools and shopping, low pay­ T. J. Crocket, Realtor, 643-1577. going abroad. Call 649-9608. chaliv for m K ea-OTBS. at 1 p.m., Friday, Aug.ug. 6, lua commission. For personal ment on Bolton - Manchester TONCORd " r d . — Beautlftil ments, only $14,900. Lappen value In the Bowers School 1968 HONDA OA-90 (100 cc) at our Manchester■ r plant. pT Line. Inquire 46 Cider Mill Rd. Mint condition, accessories in giterview, CaU 644-0202 or AD8- 4d0 Middle l ^ e , West, TO BID Ranch, large Uvlng room, for­ Agency, 649-626!. 649-6140. area. VERNON — 3-bedroom Ranch, 1900 VAUX-HALL, 4-door station comer o t MW and Oakland 0927. Call 649-4696. mal dining room, cabinet wagon 18,000 miles, one owner, eluded, electric start, crash Painting—Papering ' 21 8t«. Maneheeter Notice la hereby given that fireplace, built • ins, garage, bars, luggage iracks, saddle 8267 kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ NEAT CAPE, Bowers School, • BCONCmrCAL — 6 room storms, fenced yard, near 96 miles per gallon, also mow ELECTRICIAN’S help )r, expe- the Eighth UtUltles District AUTOMATiO TWO ROOMS, utlUtles. free tion room, landscaped yard. rooms, 6 finished, garage, fire tires. 649-6488. bags, two mirrors, and wind' INTERIOR and axtarlor point­ rienced. CaU 644-14^ after 6 will accept bids for rerooflni M yia parking, business block. Depot older home on Delmont school, $16,000. Owner, 876- shield, CaU 048-7749 or see at 21 ing, wallpaper removed, fully Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, place, convenient to bus, shop­ Street. Unusual floor plan 4661. ROGERS CORPORATION p.m. the District Firehouse at S: TRANSMISSION Perk-up the kitchen with Square. CaU Mr. Keith 649-1922. 643-0968. ping. 649-6606. 19f3 FALOON, very clean, auto- North School St. Insured. Rene Belanger, 648- Main Street, Manchester, Con­ Dainty lace trims the skirt with loads of room for ex­ BLACKTOP aatio transmission, radio, ex- 0612 or 644-0604. MAN TO dellver,fuel oil, serv­ togs and sleeves of a darling set of these prettily embroidered TWO I R(X)M furnished apart­ pansion. Includes a 4 car $14,900 — Largs 3 bedroom An Equal Opportimlty necticut. SpMlftcatlons may be TROUBLE? potholders! The moUfa are the SEVEN ROOM ol''ar home, 4 MANCHESTER — Spotlees *^6 Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot i, Hf Mini it . ^ fires, seat balU. $360. 944- ice and clean burners. CaU obtained at the Dlatriot Fire­ •lightly longer-walsted dress for ment, stove, refrigerator, all bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x161. room Colonial, breeteway, ga­ garage. In excellent condi­ 1964 SUZUKI 80 — low mUeage P A IN T m a, E X n sU O R and Employer 949-9104, 649-9044. INVITATION ^teteg glrli. He a big bow In popular wheat and corn designs utilities, no children. CaU 742- tion. Priced under $17,000. 126 X 379, trees, suburban. SEAL» ^ ^ YdiiHiim'vi.’.. ( like new $276. 649-0180. interior, p^perbanglng, wall­ house, 82 Main Btraet, Man­ ^ Btm Road Toot In easy-stitching I Marlon B. Robertaon, Realtor, rage, 1V& baths, 8 bedrooms, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, chester, Connecticut. 7278. «4S-5i)5S. large lot, fine location, only OADQJULC— 4-door hard- paper removed, dry wall work. TO BID , Ro. 8267 With Patt-O Rama Is Pattern No. 2980-H has hot 649-6324. I’Rom.IS ni'iAiN I mint oonditlan, will sacri' 1968 HOI7DA cc. Dream Tour Reaeoaable ratea. Fully In- The bids wUl be accepted by wAU TypM Iron transfer for 8 motifs of each ONE AND TWO room furnished $20,500. Hayes Agency, 545- ing, many accessories, excel RCXaCVILLE — Salosladlea Sealed blda wUI be received I President Victor E. Swanson, Jn sizes 8, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8 years. MANCHESTER—6 room Cape 0131. JARVIS REALTY CO. CX5VENTRY — clean 4 room GAS on .'.l..ltr.ll ps, low payments. Call Mr eured. Free eetlmateo. 049- 'k ludoot Torim 4, 2H yards of 38-lnch; 2% design; directions for making apartments. Heated. Kitchen on bus line, handy to schools, Us, 299 4480. lent eondlUon. Call 643-0400. 9668, Jooeph P. Lewis. wanted, appllcatlona now being DELIVERY MEN at the office of the General 30 Hudson Street, Manchester, Cape, paneled living room, full accepted for full or purt-tlme Manager, 41 Center Street, ★ All Work yards lace edging. potliolder; color suggestions. set, refrigerator, bedroom set. shopping, etc. $14,900. PhU­ REALTORS MLS INSURORS lASY Ul II. Ccmnectlcut, or at the Fire­ To order, send 38c In coins to: JUST LISTED — 8', 4 room basement. Only $10,900. Leon­ salesladies, experience In Maneheeter, Conn., until Au- To order, send 60c In coins to; Gas range. Free electricity, brick Agency, 649-8464. 9 0 B D Wagon, excellent EIXTERIOR and interior .paint­ for Ugh^ Saturday de­ house, 82 Main Streat, Man­ •uerentwed Anne Cabot, Tha Manchester gas. Low rent. Inquire Apart­ Ranch, buUt-lns, fireplace, 2V4 ard Agency, Realtors, 645- MISI IMIIIH K. M’HlAii FOR SALE — 1964 Honda 160, ladles’ sportswear helpful. Ai liveries, In Manchsater miet 20, 1966 at 11:00 a.m. chestar, Connecticut, until 7:80 iue Burnett, The Manchester 64S-U31 ndlUon, V-8, radio, no rust, ing. VITalfoaper books, paper- Evening Herald, 1*®* ^VE. ment 4, 10 Depot Square. NEW TWO-Famlly duplex, 5-5, acres, nice suburban location, 0469. IT.OOO original miles. 649-7764. $876. CaU after 6 p.m., 742-7660. hanging. Oeillngi.llnn. Vioora. mil- ply In person, Roosevelt Mill area. No eelUng, oar necee- for Precast Concrete Tops for p.m. on Monday, August 16th, fyenlng Herald, 1160 AVE. OF reasonably priced. Leonarf i "JKRICAB, n e w YORK, N.V. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. nice location, separate heat­ VERNON Ranch 8% rooms, Itos* $6*89* • ly lnaured. 'Woricmanihlp guar­ Retail Sales room, 216 Bast oary. Steady Saturday Catch Basina and Inlets. 1986. Manohittor ing syetems, city u.'illtlei. Call Agency, Realtors, 646-0459. 5.95 1991PONTIAO Grand Prix, fuU' woric. Apply 869 Main St., Bid forme, plane and spec­ city water, beautiful treed lot, anteed. Leo PeUetler, 6 to ^ 2 6 . Main St., Rockville. The Board reservee the right Business Lo^tion* builder, Leon aeeiynskl, 649- equipped, including alz^ooodl- Wanted Autoc^ office T and 8 Friday 7 ifications are available at tha ®'or Ist-claee mailing add 10c For ist-class mailing add lOo MANCHESTER - - 5 large room nice view, $14,900. RookvlUe I f no answer. 648-9048. to reject any or all bids. 64 4291. MANCHESTER — Large 6 room B Gfilkm Cm fioning and mag wheels. 644- Motorcycles 12 NAME BRAND goods free p.m.-8 p.m. ControUer’s Offica, 68 Center Victor B. fiwanecn, TraQimlitioR (to. K ^ w o h pattern. Print Name, for each pattern. Print Name, For Rent Ranch. 1 V4 tiled baths, garai home, excellent for retirement Realty, 643-2188. 875-2527. tT$6. PAINTINO BY Dick Fontaine, help friends shop with just $1 Street, Manchester, Connecti­ Prosldent Address with Zip Code, Style Address with Zip Code, Style patio, hot water oil heat, but! or starter home, garage, hot 7 OLCOn STRin DEBIRABLH etore 01 office COLONIAL — 11V4 rooms. 3H JUST USTBD — $18,000, I bed­ WANTED — 1966 Dodge or Ply­ interior and exterior. Paper weekly. You get things free.* cut J, A. Vote, Ro. and 81m , No. and SUe. baths, Uvlng room 30x19. Ins, olty uttUtles, targe treed water oil heat, fireplace, city W. a. BLENNEY 00. TOIUMPH, epitfire. Needs mouth, 4-door, 6 cylinder, stan­ (REAR 684 CENTER fiT.) Send 60c now for your new 68 ■pace, ground floor, clean, at­ room Ranch, nice lot, fine ailr h a n ^ g and waU paper remov­ Write for details and free 556- Town of Manchester, •end 60c today tor the Spring tractive and reasonable. Apply stone ' fireplace, 6 acres of lot, full basement, excellent utilities, nicely treed and body* work $1,200. Good me- dard shift. Must be A-1 Fall and Winter Album I Regular shrubbed, quick occupancy. shrubbery, In very good oondl- 186 N. Nfiin St al. Dutch Boy and DuPont, page catalog. Popular Club BLBOnueZAN — joumayman, Ooimeotteut Dated at Manchsater, Oon- MANCHiniR S Bummar '66 Issue ot Basic Mr, Ghaeee, fitata Iheatra, 11 land; outwUdlngs. $31,500. condition, S years old. Charlea 4fe0«loal fioattfimi, M 0-ni« af­ timwghout, prioed lor cosh. Quality wwkmanMilp. OaU Plan, Dept. NSOO, Lynbrook, immadlata amplo;^aat. Call features! Custom Oolleotloji;, Charles LsiiMrance, 649-7620. tlon. J. D. Realty 94S-6129. N9-62S8 Richard Martlii, asottout, this Ird day o f Au­ nieno M44022 ^ h lo n — our oomplete pattern a.m. - 8 p.nu Ftafibrtok AgsDoy, A4S-84A4. Leaperanoe, 649-7830. ter t, OaU 648-8866. avenlnga, n7-967L lf»7e 848-4817. Oanaral Manager gust, 19W. items to crochet, knit, efitchl ■

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