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The Weather Jl/rm gt Daily Net Press Run FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1966 For the W e A Ended Cloudy, not u wann today, high 75-80; warm with fog d ^ Jime 18, liM — . PAGE TWENTY-FOUR vetoping tonight, k>W 66-70; iian(tio?0ti?r lEurning Ijgralii sunny and hot totnOTrow, htgb 00-95. \ Charles Ubert, chairman of vdl- New Commander Named 14,608 Manchegter— ^A CUy of Village Charm Howam Haiberem, son of Mr. Roberts Re-elected unteers, Mrs. Joseph Halaburdo, and Mrs.^Jito Haiberem of 106 5 Students Dr. secretary, Walter GruBha, treas­ (Claaatfled Adverttsing on Page U f PRICE SEVEN CEN1B About Town MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1966 Homestead St-, recenUy gradu­ urer, Everett Moore, cami>aign For Military Police Unit VOL. LXXXV, NO. 22« |POURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) Pte. Alan A. Gartich, son of ated from Hartford State Tech­ treausurer, Mrs. John P Cheney, Will Attend To Head Cancer Society versity of Georgia. He has ^ Mr. and M « . Louil GaiWch of nical hnstitute. Jr., public education, Mrs. Mar­ O p t. John A. Packard of Old extensive military schoolmg. «14 Hartford Kd. recently was Dr. Douglas J. Roberts Jr. jorie Hanlon, service, Mrs. Ar­ Saybrook, has been named com­ . .There will be a reception for having served as an instrurtor pmmoted to specialist fourth thur Stewart, public informa­ manding officer of Headquar­ the Rev. Gary Cornell of South Music Camp was re-elected president of the at the Military Police S cltool^ class in the U.S. Army. He is tion, Dr. Melvin Horwltz, medi­ ters and Headquarters Detach­ Record Heat serving with the ISth Engineer Methodist Church Sunday from Five yoiulg Manchester High Manchester Unit of the Ameri­ cal 'trustee, and Mr. William Fort Gordon, Georgia. 10 tp 10:46 a.m. at the church. ment, 169th Military Police ^ t - he took the Criminal Investlp- WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) Battalion in Korea. He is a grad­ School musicians have been can Cancer Society at the an­ Sleith. lay trustee. talion,‘ Connecticut Army Im- Auto Safety Bills U.S. Troops Launch tion course and the Friday’s high temperature uate of HoweU CSieney Techni­ nual meeting Wednesday night The Board of ’Trustees con­ tional Guard at Manchester. He awarded scholarships to this year successfully completed the reading of 93 degrees set a cal School. at Fiano’s Restaurant. sists of Dr. Michael Atkins, Dr. Instructor’s" Training Course at summer’s Laurel Music Camp Robert Ale-sbury, Dr. Frederick new record the U.S. Weath­ Dr. Roberts is chief of radia­ er .Bureau said. John J. Roberts, son of Mrs. Police Arrests at W'ineted. Becker, Mrs. H. Benson, Dr. Ed­ the same school. _ At Fort Gordon In 1968, ne Beatrice Roberts of 17 Park St., The gathering of 200 students tion therapy and of the Radio­ ward Besser, Mrs. Edward Car- The hottest tilings got on graduated from the Police Su^ Passed hy Senate left Tuesday for Lackland APB, isotope Dept, at Manchester roll, Edgar Clarke, Mrs. Edward a June 24 before this year Roy J. Biumham, 26, of East from throughout the state will ervisor’s course, and is a p a d - San Antonio, Tex., for basic Cronin, Sam Diamond, Leo Di­ was 91 degrees in 1943. Hartford, was charged early begin Sunday and end next Fri­ Memorial Hospital. uate of the Fort Gordon U. S. Twin Viet Offense training in the U.S. Air Force. WA^UtTNCTON' (API __ cidents — the car, the driver also would be authorized to ear- It was reported that the Man­ ana, Mrs. Fried Dooley, Mrs. TTie forecaster predicted He will serve four years. yesterday morning with operat­ day. During the session, they George Ecabert. Mrs. Robert Military Police School. The ^nate has^ voted a “’<1 ‘ he mad. ry out a testing and research that the June 25th record chester area had collected $33,- Before his present assignment ing a motor vehicle so as to will receive instruction from Forester, Mrs. Eldward For- fltfnoV nt President Johnson hailed the program including the develdp- high of 95 degrees would be 000 in the April drive, thereby to the Military PoUce BatWi

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1966 PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE K , 1966 P A G E P O U B - - ^ ■ — - - ^ -Wonders of the Vniversi jpropbet looks the equAtkm Is n ot goin g A ^a Churches to be quite like t b f | . Connecticut Yankee Eastmlnster United St. Francis of Asslal F irst Lutheran Churota None of ns l»ve to have Jobs la Churches 613 'iSUlngton R d., RockvUIe EtmnttQ IfrraUii Lunar Observatory Presbyterian Fellowship r Older to live, economically speaking, t By A.H.O. The Preebyterian Church Church of the AaaumpUon Zion Evangelical *• George E. Slye Scitool South Windsor Rev. C. |Ienry Andetaon, V^PeopW ^ 43 Spruce St. Lutheran Church ■»wS!n*wLEnw ctlT m e that is. Adams St. and Thompson Rd. Kingston Dr. o ttj0 a k St. Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, IToe-Pastor BtaMO a tm t. FUnner Unttad Btktoa Sena­ ♦n* of eo»letiiig taelr state Rev. George W. Smith Rev. Francis J. Mlhalek (Missouri Simod) . Pastor Maadwtar OoM^ Our food, shelter, clothing, recrea­ Eaat Hartford tor BUI PurteO, a gentleman ticket, the Utantiwi had been M inister Pastor Cooper and High Sta. Rev, Goido^ S. Bates, Rev. John E. Rikteraltts, 9 a.m., Sunday School. ^ >- n E n u s F. FteROoaow tion, travel, amusemait, will all be pro­ Possible in 1900s WALTER reiRGDaOW wfaoee conduct in office has re­ one in which they were aeddng Rev. Ernest J. Ooppa The Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Minister Assistant Pastor 10:30 a.m., Sunday SpcKooI and vided us out of the automated ecimamy Anndidatja, and in whkh their riiwflnl Oolcibar 1. Utt cently been sUrring increased 0 a.TTi., Sunday School classses Pastor Church Service. we wiU have built ouraelvea. difficulty in finding the parUco- f^ n jdace. The vme a t the moan as for all ages. nostalgic eatoem among Oon- The/ B j DB. L M- iK V irr, Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 10 a.m.. Worship and Church Masses at 6:45, 7:45, 9, 10:16 lar candidates they wanted an astrooomioal bees «^ p e r> 10 a.m ., Worahlp Service. The These we will get whether we work neeticut voters, retained to the d ib e c t o b and 11:45 a.m. 9 a.m.. Church School. Con­ Sermon: “ The Protestant Prin­ and 11:30 a.m. Vernon Methodist Church nPiMMieA Bveiy Braniiic Bzceit 8and«^ nnist have led them many times jtat tnereased efaserraMone, field of pohtlcs long enough last ■ m r . FEIiS PLANETARIUM Rev. Mr. Smith preaching. Ser­ tinues through the summer. ciple.’’ The Rev. Mr. Bates R t. 30 *id aoUaajv. Botared at the Poet^Onte_at o r not. jMtbaroBXUt eqUipmeBt oouU per­ Hanciieatar. O— "aa Seocaid Claaa Sstuiday afterfnoon to maks to a whh the opposite of Pur- OT" n3E FRANKLIN mon: “He Ascended into Heav­ St. Bartholomew’s Church, 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Time preaching. St. Maurice Church, Bolton In such an era, the only thing beyond tdl’s appraisal. Tbrtr pendex-, ■ form aky survey ov*r a wide e n .” Rev. Morton A. Magee the chief speech lasnliiaUng E. i n s t i t u t e Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastof 10 a.m.. Divine Worship. Text; Rev. Robert W. Cronin price will be a job. Claidon Gengras for the office Ity waa not in the scant number witige of fiequoKles from 7 p.m.. Evening Worship. Dis­ Pastor Rev. Richard C. BoUea 1 Peter 5:6-11. Theme: “ Humble Wesleyan Methodist Church 9 a.m.. Worship aervice and An opportunity to work will be the of Governor. of offices available, hut ia the While scientista generally Xraya at one end of the ^>ecr cussion on “The Last Days.” BCBSCBlPTiaif HATES Assistant Pastor Yourselves Under the Mighty Meets at Skinner Re Aaaodatepd Press Is exclusively entlUed painful ghost of Us own recent Scientists of the Rand Corp, Rev. Robert J. Keen 2 p.m.. Young People’s Sum­ 11 a.m , Worship Service. Nur­ Rev. Patrick Sullivan Two Gel Degrees had let the noimal amge Of wife of (be Supreme Court jus- F riday, 10 a.m . R P Y F leave to the uae oi republlcntloii of aM news tributes, with your hands or with your experiences had suddenly ap­ U CBHfomih, have Studied the limited ekteaxt steHar and Rev. Dennis R. Hussey mer Outing at Martin Park, Cadet Richard Best of Oswe­ sery. Asslsfant Pastor The engagement of Mias Kath­ ^ c b e a credHed to It w peared before him and begun candidatorial ambitions take ga&oHc astronomy, could be hv- for Cape C3od for overnight out­ In Pharmacy leen Anne Coleman of Manches­ ^ In this paper and also the local news poh- brains. logistic reqUremrats of a tanar East Hartford, weather permit­ go, N. ,Y., will assist with the 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. to move menachigly toward . place, ao that they merely bad Superior Court Judge Uoyd observatory to drtermlne the vestigated. Specific kiveetlga- in g . Masses at 7, 8. 9 :15. 10:30 and ter to Louis Sarzynski o f New Now some of us can conceive of thia meU Friday ordered Douglas Masses at 7, 8, 9 :15, 10 :3 Oand ting, otherwise in church assem­ 6:30 p.m.. Fa.-ecial Agency — Maw T o r k .,^ 1 - salute to any party ambitiona they wound up lucky. When has diirided the study into three 10:46 a.m., Holiness meeting. The cadet is the son of Mr. Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 cago, Detroit and Boston. ture, we can still somehow fail, on William F. Raborn nent aetUement on the moon, the Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 :15 and meeting, and Bible reading. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Mrs. Quinn, the former Unda ate of Manchester High School which were not being aatiefled they got House Bpeaker ^rler segm ents. 6:15 p.m.. Open Air meeting. and Mrs. Richard Best of Os­ what might be a warm and industrious NORFOLK, V a. (A P ) — WH- “post-Apollo” segment dC the 11:30 a.m. Thurs. 7:30 p.m.,' Street meet­ M inister Wood of Manchester, waa and a transcripUonist at the Loc- in the slate of nominations Pattersem to ran for state 6:30 p.m.. Prayer meeting. wego. He was brought up summer afternoon, to appreciate fully Hmn F. Raborn Jr., says he re- In the ■‘iHO-Apono’’ period, program could then be undertedc- ing on Main St. named a University Scholar in tite Corp., Newington. Mr. Ser- ItEMBBR AUDIT BUBEAU OF dBXJUlX- coming out eg this party con­ treasurer, as they had previous­ 7 p.m., Salvation meeting. through the layman ranks of the St. Matthew’s Church. Tolland fiigned as director of the Cen­ la, between now and 1970 en and a new era in astronomy 10 am., Communion Service. her senior year knd received xynski is a 1963 graduate of E.C T10N8. whatever magpiificent opportunity for vention. ly peisuaded Mayor Tom May­ Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Midweek South Methodist Church Salvation Army and in the fall Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, P a .s to r tral InteHlgeice Agency be­ when tfae ApoUo will land on will begin. It is oontemptated Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. Meditation. "The Meiuiing of the Lilly Achievement A'ward Goodwin! Technical School, New work may lie before us, ours free. for But as a statemoit of realis­ ers of Stamford to run for Service. Community Baptist Church of 1965 entered the School for Meeting Sundays In New Church cause a t the “hire of industry." the moon. It is felt that some fiiat a Schmidt camera, a ooron- Pastor 685 E . Center St. Communion.” for the highest cumulative Britain, and is employed at the DlapUy adverUMng d o t ^ g hoomt the mere doing of it? tic political fact, in the month oomptroner, they had rounded But Raborn did not disclose ■ipTrifli-nnt advances can be ograph, a radio astronomy an­ Thursday, 6:46 p.m.. Open Air Officer Training in New York Rev. Richard W. Dupee 11 a.m.. Special church meet­ grades in the graduating class New Britain Machine Co. Fo?lirondny — 1 p.m. MdSy, eg June, lOM, in tlie Republi­ out their tieiket with a real Us future plans Friday in ad­ acUeved with the Orbiting As­ meeting. R ev. Alex H- E lsesser, a ty . Masses at 7:30, 8:30 and 10:30 For Tneaday — 1 p.m. M oo^T- tenna net constructed of one Associate Pastor ing. in the school of Pharmacy as The wedding ia planned for For Wedneaday — X p.m._TtaeadaE can party, in the state a t Con­ flourish, and the “hand-piedeed" dressing a graduating class at tronomical Observatory (OAO) millimeter wire, a micro-densi­ United Pentecostal Church M inister ■The public is inrited to the a m . For Thuraday — 1 p.m. Wedneaday. necticut, no statement ^could result vrtiich came out eg Bush- Rev. Garj’ S. Cornell morning service at the Citadel well aa the Merch Company Sept. 10. For Friday — 1 p.m. Tlnnsday. the Aimed Forces Staff College. and the Orbiting Solar Observa- tometer, a blink comparator, Associate Pastor Wapplng Comimmitj' Church TTie Containment O f Ideas have been more at odds with neU Auditorium last Saturday Summer Schedule: and to an evening service at Unitarian Meeting House Chemical Award for excellence For Saturday — 1 p .^ P™ay. Raborn, a retired •vice admir­ tmy (OSO). It appears that measuring engine, linear com­ Emanuel Lutheran Church Congregational Claaalfled deadline; 10;80 A m . each day of the truth. afterimon was in more than erne 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Kin­ 7 at Center Park. 69 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford in pharmceutical chemistry. pubUcatloa except Saturday — * a «. Omnlng events in South Viet Nam al, resigned last Saturday after some of the Surveyor lunar parator and machine shop win Church and Chestnut Sta 9 and 10:45 a.m., World Serv­ Rev. Roy'R. Hutcheon, Minister For this ■was the only politi­ reflect the best Idnd a t tiedeet dergarten through Grade 4 will Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurlat She is q member of Phi Kappa Mothers Guilty promise for many Americans a pro­ 14 months as CIA chief. landers can carry relatively also be landed in an operational Rev. C. Henry Anderson, ice Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Cor­ Rev. Theodore Bacheler, - " r - r cal exmvention in Ocmnecticut that could possibly have been meet in the Children’s Build­ Ph^ and Rho Chi, national honor found psychological shock, which a fore- simple automatic Inrtruments, condition. The total weight of Pastor nell preaching. Sermon: “ Called Minister Saturday, June 25 history for either party in obtained from current Republi­ Rev. J. J. Clancy ing. Worship. Sermon: “ When 10:30 a.m., Worship Services, societies. She attended MIT for In Napalm Case sighted Administration would be prepar­ similar to those being developed this equipment wiU be shout 6,- Rev- Eric J. Gothberg, to Bear Witness.” Nursery for Fireworks Fund which the real aituatlcm was ac­ can talent, and something ■with JERSETVILLE, 111. (A P ) — the Living is Easy.” Nursery Nur.sery and Worship Church two years before transferring to ing to offset. When the day comes for for the first orbiting observa­ 600 pounds. Assistant Pastor babies. Classes for two to four 8 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ tually what political oratory which Pinney and Gengras had The Rev. John J. Clancy used a and Crib Room. School. UConn, and was a 1861 gradu­ SAN JOSE, OaUf. (AP) — American forces to leave Viet Nam af­ tories, which can be axlapted In addlticm to thia, about 1,600 year-olds upstairs in the Jesse Reaches $737 mon eby the Rev. Mr. Bacheler, usually blaims It to be in the every right to be pleased. magnifying glass to say the ate of Manchester High School. The San Jose mothers who N o P ot Run-Down Revolatioii ter 10 years of vain effort to build an for use on the lunar surface. pounds of scientific instrum'en- 6 a.m.. Morning Suffrs^es. Lee House at 10:46 service only. “ Along About Knee Deep in case of each individual ncuni- But nobody had better try to Mass, but the Latin flowed North Methodist Church Vernon Assembl.v of God Clhurch tried to block a shipment of na­ anti-Communist bastion there, not only He feels that even a small tation is needed to complement 9 a.m.. Di-vine Worship. Nur­ Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Policy Local residents, businesses June.” Mr. Quinn, of Burlington, Vt„ nation. M l them that their problem sm oothly. 300 Parker St. Northeast School was president of the senior palm bombs to Viet Nam were One a t the first and most Joyous ■will our national pride be hurt, but some reflecting telescope, exploring the equipment. The Rand scien­ sery for infants. Class for 3 to committee. and organizatlona donated $119 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship Here, for the first time in ac­ waa a acaredty of places to fin, Father Clancy celebrated the Intersection of Rts. SO and 31 sentenced Friday, but the , Communist habits to reappear now that basic Msumptlons of our postwar for­ the ultraviolet regnon of the tists indicate that the areas to 6 year olds. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Stew­ Rev. Earle R. Custer, Service. Sermon by the Rev. cla.ss in pharmacy and received tuality anywhere, each office or try to persuade them that Mass on his 100th birthday Fri­ this week to the fireworks dis­ Vernon Judge then suspended their sen­ the Communist Party of the United eign policy will be called into question. spectrum, could acquire useful be investigated depend almost Sermon by Pastor Anderson ardship and finance. Pastor Mr. Hutcheon, "Summer, A the Gari’in Memorial Prize at really was seeking the man. hand-picking a state ticket is day at St. FVancis Xavier Ro­ play fund boosting total con­ Rev. Michellno Ricci tences. States daree convene as an organization As fresh thinking is always more pain­ data. It could survey the sky, entirely on the interests of the at both services, “ Cur Concern Source of Strength.” Honors Day at the university ful than mouthing shibboteths, this is There were, it was true, a few the easy way to get one. There man Catholic church where he using data-collectdon and trans­ 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ tributions to $737, the largest this year. He was a 196.1 grad­ The four women, who to­ again is that of the kiss of death. astronomers “in residence’’ on tor the Lost.” Special music, Second Congregational Church going to cause a certain degree of an- mildly smouldering ambitions was a time they thought they has been pastor for nearly 52 mission principles developed for mon: “ Sent. . . Into the World!" advance collection ever. 9:46 a.m., Sunday School. uate of Rice Memorial High gether have 16 children, had Thus, when a Senate subcommittee the the moon. girls’ trio. New members will 386 N. Main St. First Congregational Church Inside the party, which wcnild would never get to the end of years. the OAO project, and could be Nursery. The fund needs $1,010 more 11 a.m,, Worship Service. School In Burlington, irt. vowed to go to jail as a mar­ other day produced a typical foregone gpiish. Telescopes Up to 60 Inches be received. Rev. FeUx M. Davis, Minister United Church of Christ have been ■willing to take one the Hst. There was a ttone they He used the magnifying glass em plo3red as a sim ple transit M on day, 9 :16, Vacation to cover the display’s cost of 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. tyrdom against what they call Unpleasant as It may be, the time for Dr. SchHling has alao project­ Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, Andover Mr. and Mrs, Quinn have r conclusion report that much of the un­ ncnninatlon or another. dreamed of the bliss of haidiig because of cataracts. Father instrument to obtain data on Jehovah’s Witnesses $1,747. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m,. Prayer the illegal use of napalm: reappraisal has come, and thoughtful ed far into the future using the Church School opens. Associate Minister Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., cepted positions in retail pbar- rest and the agitation on the American But, in the crucial days in rivals scratching and clawing Clancy also suffered a broken the curious wobbling lunar mo­ Kingdom Hall Legionaires will accept dona­ and Bible Study. Municipal Court Judge Ed­ Americans should resolve to be roalin* payload capability bf the Saturn Pastor macy in Springfield, VL college scene today is Communist-in­ whicji Chairman Pinney and his for each place on the ticket. hip recently but stood while say­ tions called Ifbrations. It could 726 N. Main St. tions at Mt. Nebo’s gates July ward J. Nelson sentenced each tic about it. The first step is to cast V boosters and has deduced the Center Congregational Church 9 a.m., Worship. Nursery spired and Communist-linked, its con- guberaatorial candidate desig­ Peace is aometimee awful hard ing the Mass. He sat in a wheel­ also be used to study the earth 4, according to Henry R. Wlerz- Avery St. woman to 90 days In jail and a off the iluslon of omnipotence, upder tbs astronomical requirements of United Church erf Christ through 6-year olds. Sermon by 10 a.m., Worfoip. Sermon by nate had been working at the w ork. chair to deliver Us seimon. as a planet. It is felt that rou­ 3 p.m.. Public Bible discourse, bicki, American Legion paM Ohrlattan Reformed Church $110 fine. Then he suspended glusion could be taken as some mixture iqjell of which many of us hAva for yearn the full-scale hmar observatory. 11 Center St. the Rev. Mr. Davis, “ Forgotten the Rev. Mr. Bradley, “ Rejoice Netcopapert Modernize tine observations could deter­ “ A Way of Life Set Out in the oonmiander. 661 Avery St. their sentences and put them on of fact Bid l^ossfciUty with the well assumed that our mlBslqn in the world Edward G. Robinson The heart of the observatory Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, with Me.” mine, through the twinkling of Forgiveness.’’ Sermon on the Mount.” South Windsor NEW YORK^For moderniz­ two-year probation. known operation amd influence of the 1s to contain, roll ba!.■«) in February ate Demcx:ratic leader Mike 647 E . M iddle Tpke, Church of Christ Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor Monday through Thursday, Rand sdentists visualize a H owever, nay, however, be taken as valid. This 25 Years Ago semi-eutomatic six-inch tele­ payload in most cases can be Well Earned respect and self-government are too uni­ Ttie House exempted the sug­ troops and dependents now in P astor Eugene Brewer, Minister Minister of Christian Education • )s a complaint among those same Anderson -Shea Post, VFW, scope ■with a finder, weighing assigned to the astronomloal Tr30 a.m.. Holy Communion. versal and too powerful to be sbbdued ar Industry workers when it F rance i^xMild be brought hom e SfINGAPQRE — CJaslno gam­ Adventure Week young party organizers who claim so to be collection post for old or about 50 pounds, as the basic program. The time to estafeliah 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer with by any ideology. passed a bill to expaxti the act's rather than be tranafeireid to 9:45 a.m., S’unday School Bi'b- 9:46 a.m., Bible classes. bling, dog races and other forms 9 a.m.. Morning Worship. Holy ! much influence on the campuses that used alumlmim in a natioawlde e- ports to thoM countries totaled name in the 1970s when the THE Class assignments are listed, by pben R'ufiedge, 2S, of Croton-on- Wufaebility, tfae picture wlR be Message by the pastor. wall. ity to aee the run-down fakery under the capabilities of any nation. CSumga Ptns- Hudaon, N.Y., missing 10 days 91,228 miUon, up 6 per cent. “ApoBo foUcw-on’’ ■wfil take hours, as follows; .SMT, m odified by wtiat tfae first as­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Pray- 9 to 9:45 Tadpole, J. W'inkler, M. Hop­ 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. * the Oonunimist appeaL The second fac­ is the law of life. Social rtwnge wiU Baker, former secretary to in Brazil before he waa found BIBLE tronauts find on tfae m oon. But er.' Praise and Bible study. Junior Lifesaving, J. Leiner, per, L. Ferguson, B. Aldrich, GINO'S tor would be simply this: that the Ne­ sometimea take revolutionary forms ia Senate Democrats, bae contend­ last Friday, has been hospi­ at least the scientific commun­ H. Jensen, G. Jensen, L Toma- K. Churchill, S. Johnson, C. gro cause Is in the process of fashion­ some countries, no matter what the ed in pretrial motions Qiat the talized in George W a^ngt^ SPEAKS NORMAN’S ity will have developed a pro- Trinity Covenant Church szewsW, S. Tomaszewski, M. Kendall, J. Behrmann, D. Aspin- ing its own movement and its own prin­ United States or any other nation FBI had bugged hte home, law Hospital "for medleal evahia- gtam aim ed at naing tfae m oon by Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. Clark, K. Elmore, A. Aubey, wall and G. Sobol. Charge Accounts C o so thinks about it. A wise foreign pbUey office and rented apartment. tioo and cxmsultatkxi.’’ Tales of Connecticut as tfae finest astronomical ob­ F'*' "< Si-rvli-i- own sitnation in Its own country, and Brewer Lynch. Intermediate (1), D. Fish, R. that the result is, a t course, going to American foreign policy is in deep Friday in a 108-page rasponse to says it wiU aiecept comments Copyright General 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, fi­ Money Orders I4:i II titTi lden Text is from Revelation, Preuss, T. Grunske and B. Les­ Hagan, ,T. Hagan, S. Young, B. creasingly 'restricted to the gifted “in” on the latest ateng. So, ta- end cooler air over the church epread over the Roman green and yellow. OoknMaster’s ultra-modem proc­ CIA is not enfranchiaed to swagger A apecial poHca teak force poUce said. provai forcefully. Scraping to- 12:10: “ Nopr is come salvation, sard. Reichert, N. Whitrtiead, J. few .’* fte a d a t asking, “Are you go­ Flmplre while still under the ess speeds halrooloring in complete around the world aetUng up govera- wns aateng 1 0 0 pottnemen pnU eastern aectiona of the state, priinitive structure. And this Pollywog, N. Harris, G. Smith, Miller, A. Matthewa and G. Ttnirsdey night's disorder ra- gaUherta eongheweraiion of odda ing to atop la at DevBn's ^ ______and strength, and the kingdom eomfort with krvelier results. We whdi to pause a moment, and tot ments and Knorklng tliem down; that rolling tfae area. The bacitende suited in the wounding of a Me- and ende, he managed to make ^'empereflurae ■wfll only renefa very centralization of authority gf jjjg power of K. Duke, R. Peterson, D. CSor- H offinan. Iten eeT " tiicy wouM ■query, the nridffe 80e ante the flavor and atmosphere of tUs pre­ we do not nndnrtalm to dtetnte the fon t BsUed off about 88 talocka ateng gio boy, Sterven Qrtffin. 10, and Wmaelf a devS'a outfit, eoui- paved the way for doctrinal rigon, D. Carrigon, S. Miner, Fri)g, D. Morianos, J. Young,- “Are you going to DevBa'a tfae tannedlete th e tam - has Oirist.” diction come around us. and pace of political change anywhere; Superior Avenue after bonie- tfae in ju ty a t a white woman pleta with pitohfork, taoc^ and apostasy at the church as a Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimony B. Carron, D. Carton and R. S. .Munson, D. Reichert, -A. Bop?“ Later, the tetters wen Perainre wlB w w in fo foe TDa. whole, for heresy could not be that -we are prepared to accept revohi- made fire bomiw of gasoline- being driven Ihronih the area btt. m eeting. Robinson Bates, D. Manna, P. Griffin, D. It so happens that we Americans, at rearranged and “yanl" waa ad- ^ Ugb preanre eeU bes confined when it Infected a For Appointments tiens even when we do not approve of SHed Jan and rags (sere burled by her hmhand. That very night, “Satan" Md R eading Room Iwurs at 740 Tadpole, K. Julian, J. Dubois, Benderson, J. Licitra, C. Jensen the moment, are espertally far from de^ canafaig “Devfl's BopyM " ■tailed over tfae cen tral Appal- hierarchy. This trend gradually them; and that we have enough faith from roof tope and exploded on Appeals for be^ ftom ctUzene behiiid rook cover until the ocu- to aome into eXMencei Main St., excepting legal holi­ D. Howard, K. Brownrigg, C. and P. Hoffman. CaU 643-6808 realising what a privilege work ia. That ■eWane tfae past tow d^r*- ® »e eventuated in one earthly head, in the Idees of freedom, to entrust to Bast 8Eth Street, four blocks la avoiding new trouble were pte appeared. Springing up and days, Monddy through Satur- Parsona, P. Brown, B. Oarron Pollywog, B. Fifo, L Poquet- Today, the jpark is dtaeotod system is tfae came ef foe bot Boniface of Rome, 606 A.D. Is because in statistics and in adver­ them rather than to anus, the task a t south ef Superior. broadcast by OeyelBad Safety yelling out devSiah eunea be by the Oonoectieut Department «laiy, U a,m . to 3 p-m. Thursday and 6. Scfaiairettie. to, J. Poquetto, D. Lannon, B, tisements, there is such a great demand ■ oontaininsr the' idraa of OnmnuiiianB. weather. Anolfaer bigh fn a m m F t m Parldng “ R 's like ritUag a a a foaeiB Director M m McOoenfiek. ftteeed ilie tevem. Ihd pair kept a t AgrtenUnre and Nhtatnl Re- Send for FREE bocrfclet, evening, 7 to 9. 19:80 to U Morianos, T. Cavanaugh, C. Ste­ for cmirioyableB — people who wffl fin JANUARY 17. « » .—<»IB OF THRMB ketSe," uae efBoar aaid. “W e > i Some bam hi Rie aran were ayateui dropped out ef enatacn Intermediate, S. IfiDs, K. venson, A. Martin, L. F^canz and running n aU they hnd reached "Was Peter A Pope?” jobs available. Bo, at the moment, there EDITORIAIB CITED' BY THE FDUT- got it nnder control, hot, ante, hnva. though their pnraner belt­ tarad beauty make ft the fUta Ckaadn over tfae Altealie VMfoy John’s Polish National Brawn, K. Miner, L. Samlx^na, B. Bates. oiSfo and afaoved aomn eootor St. ZESl (XMOOCTTEB IN AWARDINO yon can feel tfae atoaai nfoer FoRce eeid yom g Griffin wns ed after aeyanl bmdred yards. Catholic Church ' R. Strickland, M. Kendall and Tadpole, M. Phillips, D. L s -.. ROUTE 6, ROITON — TEL. 649-4332 Is 'relatiTely little experience, for most largert atate park. Attnetiona ocean air iitio the eeRniii part TH E P U L n Z E R P R IZE F O R DEB- you.” *“ ■ Rut by a white num who fired Wtthin a day or two, the entire CHURCH OF CHRIST R. Addison. Martin, L. Sellbie, J. Morianos, of us, in the sensation of wanting woik inetude ibe BIglit MQe River o f fo e Rev. Walter A Hynko TINGUIBHED EDITORIAL WRITINO Razty today aome Rl uni­ several foots from a car ■which state. Lydall and Vernon Sts. Frog, J* Prindle, K. BBls, J, M- Henderson, D. Griffin, R. OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY till 8:30 P.M. becaiiae we have to ha've 'woifc.;. regten was alerted to the fallen and Cfaapman'n Fhlte, once used Phone: 643-2517 Pastor TO ROBERT TAHCH, EDITOR OT formed ‘poMoe were af tfae Junao was stoned by a group a t M egre genenRy — -y fotes a n g i^ pfeeriwe. ty early aettieiB as a source of Bible Claasea, 9:45 Ain. Brown. D. Sanfoogna, M. Ken- Kautaioh, L, Franz, and B. Osndy Also Avsllalile For Fund RoWng B ut in thia future toward which our ' THE BT. LOUIS FOST-DTSFATCH Freedom Kenyata youtfa recrea- boya Thursday nigbt. end hot temperaturen wfll re­ Anotfaer theory, peifaaps n water power. turn. Wtaabip, 10:45 o m l, 0:00 p jo . Masses at 8:30 and lOfo) SJU. lUI, D. Pehnnsnn, K . Lttrtn- Bates and Maima.

■\i • > PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1966 i' . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1966 Centrfll Asia Colum bia PAGE SIX TRY OUR Tolland G>uiity B52s Strike Tolland County RHAM OOBRBCmON Party Chief Pinney Says BAffBEpUED HALF CHICKEN Thorough Thieve$ Eaien Fniiault, who gradu­ Modem l e n Every Saturday, Noon till 5 :30 P.M. Obituary Thieve* who broke into ated from Rham High Rep. St. Onge Asks Party Woi ~~j GOP Needs Luck to Win the Red Rock Golf Course Highlands’ Democrat Loyzim Riuming School Thursday, was the Corner Hillstown Road and Woodside Street a m . Amaa M. Gilbert clubhouse on Slater St. last winner of the Rham Future •To win the campaign in No­ He told the group he does BuMness Leaders of America Help Him Keep House Post For Building Fund Of Anna M. Qtibert, 91, of night not only took the $60 vember,” A. Searle Pinney not favor reapportionment, but Supply Lines For House as Independent award presented at com­ Much AS itord, formerly of Manches- from the cash regWter, they in Minority had to comply with the order U. 3. Rep. William L. St. told Republican Women’s Club CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST . teiUnd Ooveirtry, died last night tooik the cash register too. mencement ceremonies of the Supreme Court. He added, (Continaed from Page One) Stephen Loyzim of Coventry, Thursday evening. Her name members end guests , here at [miltngton Convalescent Hoe- nie register was found Onge likes his job; he’s asking (Continnod from Pag* on*) “ I would almost rather be back OF LATTER DAY SAINTS a veteran member of the state was inadvertently omitted representing my town than do­ pit il ^ e r a long IHneas. She thla morning in a pond near hour visit to Hue, a hotbed of Democrats in his Congressional Caspian Sea, women don’t cov­ Wednesday, ”we need, among (MORMON) legislature, has announced his from the Rham High School wks being done by the men of er their faces at oil. As soon as other things, luck.” ing what I am.” wa I ^ widow of Irving Gilbert. the clubhouse. antigovemment agitation. District to help him graduation report in yester­ the famUy. On the idrplane some we crossed the passes of the Pinney, the Republican state ; trs. Gilbert was bom Sept. Police said a lock on an intention to run for Slate Repre­ Rep. St. Onge, a ‘ Democrat The anniverwry actually was day's Herald. women in chaderls were traveli. . Elbruz Mountains, we were in chairman, continued, "We also Manchester Evening Hernld U,^187B, in Austria, and WM a entrance to the clubhouse sentative from the 51st Asem- from Putnam, Thursday an­ a week ago, but Ky held off his ing, and when I asked the & different world, need money and resources to Columbia correspondent. Mr- ni^dent of the Mancheeter-Oov- was pried open to get Inside. bly District (the towns of An­ nounced his candidacy for re- entry area many years before visit until loyal troops re-estab­ dover, Bolton and Coventry) as steward how they managed to -what made the difference run a campaign." ginia Carlson, tel. 228-9224. election from the second dis­ eat on the plane, he aaid that was water. In all the rest of ------TTT—JT-tt), . . mooring to Ashford. sia. He was employed at the lished government control in the an independent candidate. Mississippi His audience was attentive trict, which includes Tolland some threw the front back and Iran water is scarce; here it is CHARGED IN SHOOTING { irvivore include a daughter, Case Paper Mill in Manchester. city which has been a spawning He made his announcement and asked many questions. The N O T I C E County. held it modestly over their plentiful. Elsewhere trees are STRATFOI^ (AP) — Thomas Vx- , I. Anna M. Taylor of ^ Aeh- ^ Mr. Pechorta leave* no Im- ground for Buddhist and student at a meeting of the Tolland He will undoubtedly be en­ men, evidently in the grip of Rights March faces, but a more timid woman rare and a special feature of Gonzalez, 36, "of Bridgeport was for I, with whom she made her mirvivors. efforts to depose Ky’ military County Demochatic Association dorsed for the nomination at a political enthusiasm, wore merely put the tray bn her lap the landscape, but this whole charged Friday with aggravated JERRYS BARBER SHOP ho^e; a sister, Mrs. Dora Tay- jruneral services will be held regrime. in Union Thursday night, prom­ district convention at Ocean "Gengras tor Governor” boaters under her ebaderi. i saw babies section is green with leaves. It aissault in connection with the lorjcrf New Haven; four grand- iq a.m. at the Com- Ky and his chief of staff, Lt. ising to uphold the principles of Beach Park, New London, to­ throughout the evening: 245 SPRUCE STREET Nearing End squirming under chaderis, and has a subtropical climate, and Friday morning shooting of children, eight great-grand- jPuneral Home, 134 Gen. Cao Van Vien, pinned rank the Democratic party despite Pinney said the visible unity day. little children clinging to what the crops are rice and tea. You Lionel Lizasaln, 30, also of children and two great-great- jjt Wllllirtantic. The insignia on a group of newly the fact that he will be running of the party is "near perfec­ DUE TO COMPETITION (Contiaued from Page One) St. Onge was first elected to can’t work in a wet rice pad­ Bridgeport. giydchUdren. crb of Holy Trin- promoted soldiers and handed as an independent. only their instinct could have tion.” While the press labeled dy while worrying about Lizasain’s condition was listed Ifuneral services will »>« "elh ^ Russian Orthodox Church out awards for valor. Loyzim was defeated in his Columbia, recuperated in New Congress in 1962 Identified as their own mothers. the OOP state convention la.st whether your face is seen, and as serious upon his arrival at Monday at 11 ^m. at tte W. P. officiate. Friends may call The promotions and decora­ bid for nomination as represent^ York. The march has covered c p g In the countryside of Afghan­ weekend “dull,” Pinney called it NEW PRICES this probably accounts for the Bridgeport Hospital, but he was Quish Funeral Home, 228 Main funeral home tomorrow tions were given for a major atlve from the 51st district by 244 miles in 21 days, with voter his second term. jj-tHrt istan women work in the fields; ‘peaceful.” registration rallies at county I" « letter to all costume of women along the reported in fair condition Fri­ S t' The Rev. Felix M. Davis, from 7 to 9 p.m. victory over the Viet Cong this Robert Mbriarty, Democratic during our visit it was the time "I guess they can’t believe Caspian shore. The agricul­ day evening. p a ^ r of Second Congregation­ Burial will be in Scotland week in three days of hard town chairman of Coventry. courthouses along the route. convention to cut weeds from the wheat, we're imified,” he said. ON HAIR CUTS tural workers wear a head Accused of footin g Llzasain al Church, will officiate. Burial fighting about 30 miles north of The Republican candidate for Friday night’s rally in Canton ing his c^didacy for as we passed rows of women While the standard bearer, Cemetery. Rep. WUUam St. Ong« scarf, a sweater, and a sort of in a factory parking lot, Gon­ will be in Elast Cemetery. Hue. More than 300 Communists was subdued. It broke up after term, St. Onge said: squatting with their short gubernatorial nominee Clayton district representative is Walter Stephen Loyzim apron tied around the waist and zalez was arraigned in Circuit friends may call at the fu- — including many North Viet­ atout an hour. Meredith and Dr. "M y record in Congress for g-rvlce In the scythes, their babies beside Gengras, has not had too much MEN'S $2.00 L. Thorp, also of Coventry. hanging to the ankles where, if Ciourt Friday and held in lieu neml home tomorrow from 7 to namese soldiers — were killed. Martin Luther King Jr. were the past three-and-a-half years to them. yV chaderi would be im­ exposure politically, he’s a Loyzim said he is running as the House in 1959 and as assist­ absent speaks for itself —and I am next Congre . . . the wearer is working in a rice of $15,000 bond. 2 9 ^.m. Trio Charged Ky gave the Vietnamese 1st an independent rather than ’’go­ ant minority leader in 1961. practical in a wheat field, so the "fighter and has the substance The family suggests, that in paddy. It la certain to get mud­ retired MEN'S $1.75 Division major credit for the He is a former Democratic Leaders of the militant Stu- very proud of that record^ J lucceTsSl year country women wear scarves anQ can win votes,” Pinney Heu of flowers, those wishing ing the primary route." He is dy; and for the otiiers, simple victory. The division, headquar­ dent Non Violent Coordinating "My primary objectives have ^ i ^ p 2 ? /a n d ,0^*11 of the over their heads, and at the ap­ said. to |do M> make memorial con- In Scuffle available to speak before any town chairman in Coventry and clcrthes. There is noth­ tered in Hue, had been split by proach of foreign men, or of a Pinney explained that the $1.50 tributione to a charity of their group in the three-town district, is program chairman of the Tol­ ^ --‘-:de°rr oW°ra= t^ b^^: l^^rrSnecUcut.’. _ ___ ing shy about the women of CHILDREN'S the political turmoil. land County Democratic Asso­ more woman with a camera, they candidates are "balanced geo­ choice. ' at any time, he said. the Oosplan. One lady bathing With Police 'The premier. Who is also air involved in the march, were hastily turn away and pull the graphically” and represent in­ y both fairways j ^ An eight-year veteran as ------ciation.------He------was--- a ------member of in the sea and simulatneously CHILDREN'S t>nnl.M vM . . . .u r- - , marshal and wears the two representative, he served the Democratic Town commit- angry over a decision not to try „ C r h o S t scarves over their faces. Cov­ Solving her friend a shampoo terests all over the state. ‘Tt is I open w r. ^ r i ^ e U e timers 73 ^ P*trolman at the Center stars of a m a^r general, buc- majority leader of tee from 1946 to 1962. to raise the march’s tents at l^HOSing U LrUUSl ering the head seems to be a waved at us merrilyi a balance of quality,” he said. $1.75 Mrs. Laura Estel e Myers. ■73, ^ aasUtance yes- kled on a revolver in a cowboy ' Canton------=in defiance— ------of‘ --- police------or­------■ poini of modesty; even tiny girls ON SATURDAY In one detail the sociologioal He told the group the cam­ of West Hartford, sister of Atty. turn men style holster before returning to der. wear head scarves, and we r every monday! Alexander L. Rothschild of'334 terday afternoon when two men Tnllnild Cnnnt\‘ advances along the Caspian paign Is "urban 'oriented” be­ "What we do from now on, we marveled at all the work that Parker St., died yesterday at he placed under arrest in a ree- ______1 UltUflU f^lH liliy Rancher Again Stages Coast depressed us. Persian cause that is where most of the 5 will do on our own,’ ’ said Cor- Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford, taurant refused to leave. A — can be done ■witihout letting the writing remained a puzzle to us votes have been lost; presuma­ dele Reagon, a SNOC field sec­ scarf slip off. bly, he feels the traditionally She was the wife of Louis My- third man was arrested when he retary from New York, after throughout our trip; we learned took a swAng at the officer as Drivers at Odds Primary for County Senator In Iran the women do not the symbols for numerals, but Republican small towns will SNOC leaders met Friday night. cover so completely. TTie tradi­ continue to be staunch support- Funeral services will be held the two men were being hand- T .lD fV lt . ¥ T 1 ■ T Custer’s Last Battle nothing else. In that beautiful IT’S However, Rea.gon said it was tional chador is a piece of fab­ ens of the party. tomorrowmorrow at 2:30 p.p.m. at the cuffed, according to police. a g T i r S t L n C i e r X r C S C n t L i a W S script every sign looked like a Q not likely SNCC would with­ (Continued from Page One) ric cut in circular fashion so He termed the suburban areas, Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Farm- Police arreeted Thomaa Two cars whose drivers both draw from the march—which in the re-enactment. Medicine snatch of poetry or a quotation Ington Ave., Hartford. Burial ONelll, 27, and John P. O’Neill, The first district-wide pri- organization Democrat, Atty. Some say he killed himself. that it hangs evenly in back, from the Koran, and often we •the Uttle to-wns which remain BLUEBERRY TIME! Mlntz green light imposed a pledge of nonviolence Crow, an anthropologist and the and modesty seems to be served wlU be In the family plot in 21, brothers from 10 _ _ ^ Some say he died in his first asked for a translation only Connecticut’s jewel s,” and collided at E. Middle Tpke. and mary in Tolland County since on all of its members — at this Crow historian, wrote the script If a hand holds a portion only named Columbia as an outstand­ Beth Israel cemetery Ha^ord. Summit iVTasrnTght Both cars the adoption of the sUte pri- ^ e mink of a primary as ’’a charge.’’ to be told something like "Keep Summit St. last night. Both cars the adoption of the state pri- late stage. from me Indian’s viewpoint. over part of the lower cheek. ing example. TIME TO ENJOY A There will be no calling hours. 24, of 810 Tolland Tpke. extensively damaeed and , , „ u ^ people who are out Famous paintings show Gus­ The white men are portrayed as off the Grass.” Passing through Stokely Carmichael, who . - „ ,„„f man When both hands are busy, the . In answer to a query about The family suggests that 1^«y '*'^*'’* *“ had to be towed^away by wreck- against the people who are in. head. SNCC. Wd Mend. ,t had treaty breakers and me Indians a tunnel in the iElbruz Moun­ Live Support for Winning make resisting arrest, breach of peace Aug. 24. he said. Barnett believes this chador is clutched in the teeth, the vast pubUcity ^ven to the SHADY SLEN those wishing to do so been agreed that a new attempt sianamg. as honorable men who were tains, we were struck by the Chari- wilful injury to personal s'" which must be rather messy, This donkey wore a hat supporting Mabel Striker fact that E. Clayton Gengras memorial donations to a _____o-Neill brothers One of the motorists, Anna -fne primaryThe wiu primary ne ne.a will ai be held at “This "ot mat kind of a to raise the two big revivalist- ^ accurate. trying to defend meir way of writing on the side of the pil­ Barnett and the 2Cp white men and we wondered why they for clerk of the Supreme and appellate courts at had donated $5,000 to the 1962 ty of their choice. on a bond of Baltulonls of 109 Foster St., re- me behest of Atty. Edwin Lav- style tents would be made in lars, and asked if that were the were released on a Dona oi . ... He described it, instead, as an and Indians who portray pie life. never had discovered the hook Indiana’s state Democratic convention yesterday. Democratic campaign, Pinney FRESH Canton but that a compromise More man 2,000 people name of the tunnel. $1,000 each. Miller was unable celved abrasions but did not re- itt of Bllinglon, who is challeng- famous battle work all year on and eye. On our arrival in Iran said, "This is a demonstration Ovide Madore opportunity to give all Demo- , . watched the two re-enactments No, that -was a brand of space It must have worked as Mrs. Striker won the day’s to post bond and is being held quire hospital treatment. ing the nomination of Atty. crats in the district the accepted costumes an props taken from all the chadors were black with of answering request of friends COVENTRY —Ovide Madore, Friday in bleachers on the res­ heater. W e were in a world only contested nomination. (AP Photofax) Hartford SUte Jail. »aid the woman, head- Charles Tarpinian of ManspfieJd obance to personally choose me When a newsman who over­ stories passed down from war­ small figures, like calico, but . regardless of political affiliation. BLUEBERRY 71 of Hartford, father of PhUllp ervation, a mile from where where bdlltooarda and roadside Miller was treated at Man- ing north on Summit St., drove as DemocraUc candidate for me candidate of their choice. heard, asked him to elaborate, riors who killed (duster. before we left, with spring Clayt also gave generously to Madore of Coventry, died Chester Memorial HosplUI for through me Intersection and CJarmichael declined. Someone Oister and his men died. That opieiilng up, we kept seeing advertising had been discov­ the Republican party that State Senate from Tolland Coim- ‘'it 13 important to look at the Barnett’s cavalry uniform Is •njursday at Hartford Hospital. Tell us site now is a national monument more white chadors. ered. The Oai^aii Coast needs year,” he said. "This year you a cut chin he received in me collided wim a motorist heamng ty (the 36th Senatorial District.) primary within the meaningICCUllilg \/lof i"-- the ■ group •'yelled: ’” authentic down to the white Nazi Overtones Revealed Survivors* also Include two and cemetery. Cluster was bur­ Here in Rascht, and the oth- an. Iranian Lady Bird Johnson, can bet It’s a different story.” SUNDAE west of E. Middle Tpke. The ^^ty. Lavitt told a meeting of thethe law law of of the the state state —to —to eive give about the sellout!” buckskin jacket and high boots other sons, three ,daughtem, two of other driver was Gary H. Law­ ied there, exhumed, and re-en- •r places along the coast of the and quickly. Police gave this account the Tolland (Jounty Democratic every registered voter the right "^® Canton rally was held on (Juster wore on June 25, 1876. brothM-s, four and twrive rence, 26, of 38 Liberty St. Both terred at West Point. In German Political Group Uie fracas: Association In Union Ihi.s week to make his voice heard.” ^*'® same school ground where Barnett’s wife applies his yellow grandchildren. McClelland motorists told police they had PatroHman John that he will "not tolerate any Atty. Lavitt has announced ^® attempt to raise me tents beard and long yellow hair be­ The re-enactment is the big was Thursday night was repulsed by KARLSRUHE, Germany restoring Germany to its true personal attacks’’ in his pri­ that Robert McCulloch of Som­ fore every performance- event of the year for the In­ 26 Safety Regulations darat^in'nr'frtJ^ thi'^MlS “’*nV‘Tt "Iw a barrage of police tear gas. dians. They give a dance and (AP) — A new German political place in the world. HillTT1.11 Chapels, 382 Maple Ave.,4 dMi iu Center ResUurant at 499 taken. mary campaign. ers will serve as his campaign The Barnett’s next-door Main St. after me ownar of me a car operated by a woman The Rev. Andrew J. Young, a entertain me tourists royally. He scoffed at opposition from Atty. Tarpinian polled 25 votes chairman and Abner Brooks neighbor, another rancher, is party has emerged frbm a con­ trade union members, who i j nearby Center Billiards told Me- whose husband was teaching lieutenant in King’s Southern Ordered for 1968 Autos to Atty. Lavitt’s 18 at the Dem- and Lester Baum of Vernon as Henry Old Coyote, me Crow In­ After me first show, me ca­ vention full of promises for the staged a protest rally outside ^ u r c h a n . Burial will be in Caelland that mree men her how to drive struck a park- Christian Leadership Confer- Fresh Blueberry Ice ooratlc convention in Stafford fund chairmen. Mrs. Joyce Rob dian who portrays Chief Sitting valry got up from the hillside WASHINGTON (AP) — The protect rear seat passengers, future of the fatherland- the conference hall. ed car on Broad St. near Cham­ Springs last week. Atty. Lavitt, inson of Tolland will serve as Chce, told newsmen that Canton Bull in the pageant. and stood wim the Indieins for Cream, covered with- lus­ bers St. early last night. Dam­ authorities first agreed to allow new auto safety legislation ap- 22. Head rests tor protection of Leaders of the 18-month-old His audience ranged from Ba­ cious fresh blueberries, Bloomfield. place. whose 18 votes were more than his publicity chairman. Old Coyote’s horse was the the national anthem and a cur­ McClelland said the three used the tents to be erected on the proved by the Senate directs the front seat passengers from varian farmers to smartly Gai paint raliaved by topped with whipped Friends may call at me fu age was minor. 40 per cent of me total (alley McCulloch, a member of me lone casualty in Friday’s action. tain call. But me Indians object­ National Democratic party re­ “You Can T a s^ The Quality” very vulgar language” as they school grrounds — then changed secretary of commerce to set whiplash. dressed businessmen, teachers cream and a cherry. neral hr^e today and t^ o rro w thi The car was driven by Mrs. needed only 20 per wnt to call Democratic Town Committee in He fell into a barbed wire fence. ed strongly and director George jected accusations that they are Edalla Santos of 162 N. School meir minds. safety standards by Jan. 81, 23. Side marker devices. Front and lawyers. TED TRUDON. Inc. a primary. Somers, made one of me second- One trooper “ died” on a cactus Elias, made the troopers He on and back turn signals must be heirs ofj Adolf Hitler’s National Young men in their late teens A RE.AL TREAT! NOW . . . TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS from 2 to 4 7 to 9 pjn. broken window. The patrolman St. The parked car is owned by "Also It was my understand­ 1967. TOLLAND TURNPIKE Primary is a "horrifying ing speeches for Lavitt at me but wasn’t seriously hurt. the hill after me second show -visible from the side of the vehi­ Socialists. But their emotional and early 20s wore the arm T-ALCOrrVILLB started to leave when one of Marion L. Crossen of 137 N. ing that suggestions were made Although the measure does ROUTE 6 and 44A— OPEN D AILY and SUNDAY s. Raymond H. Amidon word" to everyone who is an nominating convention. Old Coyote and Dr. Joe Medi- while me Indians took the cur- cle. speeches, constantly interrupted bands of party uShers and en­ the men swore at him. Mc- Elm St. ______about three pieces of proptrty not spell out any standards, it is Parkade Branch— Monday through Saturday J Raymond Holt Amidon, 70, of , . , . cine Crow, Ph.D., are key men tain call alone. 34. Rear window de-foggers. by cheers and applause, some­ gaged in discussion with opposi­ East Wllllngton, fattier of Clar- Welland returned and told A car collided with a rubbish . . . ’''tfwned by Neg(roes,’’ he added, expected that the secretary will times were similar to German Thomas O’Neill he was under of WTIC will be master of cer- jhe Negroes in me com- 36. Roll bars for light trucks tion youths outside the building. ance Amidon of Manchester, truck pulling out of a parking Coventry order most or all of the 26 safe­ political rallies of 30 years ago. arrest. The paitrolman said emonies for me show. munity felt that this was their and tor Jeep type vehicles with The party claims 30 per cent of died yesterday at Windham spot yesterday on Jarvis Rd. ty requirements already adopt­ The chairman. Industrialist During me balloting, winners gg^ool. It was their general ed by the General Services Ad­ soft tops. its members are under 30 years O w m ^ i^trV em orial HoaplUd johi^^ I X m ^ e was minor. The car George Ober 2Q. Fuel tanka and tank filler Fritz Thielen, 49, told his follow­ i_ and his brother, John O Neill driven by Bridget M. of the 4-H talent show in May powerlessness mat mey were Auto Safety Bills ministration for 1968 model ve­ old. In WilUmantic. pipes constructed of non-ruptur­ ers that the party has the "his­ stepp^ in M^lelland "aid he . ^ Hartford Rd. will present two dance num------reacting against.’’ hicles purchased by the govern­ The National Democrats Orner survivors are his wife. Set to Attend ing or rupture-resistant materi­ toric task of tearing the German bers: “ Swaying Sllk.s” by the ment. polled only 2 per cent of the vote BEST GMNDE1IS IN TOWN COME FROM two other sons, a daughter, elev- ^ uriMn th^'^mther truck by Richard E. Flying Fingers of Storrs, with als. People out of its lethargy” and in last year’s elections. an grandchildren, his stepmoth- Redma", 32, of Hartford. The first 17 standards are to swore at him. The two still re­ Church Confab Mrs. Marvin Kottke and Mrs. Passed by. Senate er, three brothers, four sisters, be applied to purchases of 1967 Thielen, 49 and stern-faced, fused to leave the restaurant. Sidney Waxman, leaders; and Hospital Notes and severeii nieces and nephews. George Ober of Twin Hill Dr. ■ Continued from Page One) models; the remainder a year announced -that the party has McClelland went to his police "Checkerboard Square" by me Funeral services will be held Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. later.- representation through a four- car and radioed for help. Mean- will represent me Prince of Sewing Sally Juniors of Tol­ —$160 million for grants to DeGaulle Sees Soviet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Willing- in all areas excepting materni­ BOMARCO CANCELS Here are those standards: man splinter group in Bremen’s while, the three men left the Peace Lumeran Church at the land, Mrs. Richard Smim and states to aid in developing com­ State Parliament. ton HIU Church. Friends may ty where they are 2:30 to 4 p.m. 1. Anchorages tor both lap restaurant, McClelland said, and Driver Injured 40th Convention of me Atlantic Mrs. Andrew Winams, leaders. The Bomarco River cruise, prehensive plans to reduce traf­ At a news conference, Thielen call at me Potter Funeral Home, Tickets will be available at and 7 to 8 p.m.- and private and shoulder seat belts for cer­ CglNDIR Kwe ran abross Center St. District of me Lutheran scheduled for tomorrow, has fic accidents. and Deputy Chairman Adolf von 406 Jackson St., Wllllmantic to­ me door. rooms where they are 10 a.m. tain seating places. This means Secret Space Center Patrolmen Brisui Rooney and When Car Hits been canceled. (Committee —$55 million for highway Thadden defended their often day from 7 to 9 p.m. Burial Church - Missouri Synod in Additional prizes of $15 for to 8 p.m. Visitors are reminded seat belts tor both front tmd Erik Dam arrived and the three members were informed yes­ safety research by me federal the Soviet Union and the Rus­ controversial views. will be in Willington Hill Ceme­ BronxviUe. N.Y. second and $10 for third place not to smoke in patients’ rooms. back seats in a passenger bus, NOVOSIBIRSK, U .S .8 .R. officers nvoved in on me three Rt. 31 Bridge terday by me cruise-ship government. sian Federation adorned the They attacked the Socialist tery. Also attending will be the winners will also be a'warded. No more than two visitors at for instance. (AP) — President Charles de men who were in the car lot owners that a conflicting —$160 million for grants to buildings, Tass reported. party’s chairman, Willy Brandt, AIR-C^ ^DITIONED Mrs. Olive E. Keefe of Haz- Rev. William H. Wilkens, pas­ Cub Pack 65 one time per patient-r . at 461 Main St. date made me cancellation cities and counties to encour­ 2. Construction of forward Gaulle visited the secret Sovdet Among those lining the streets for leaving Germany during Joaepta P. SwaHIt McClelland said mat Thomas ardville la reported in satisfac- tor of the church. The program Cub Scout Pack 6.5 meets at Patients Today: 293 necessary. Committee mem­ age mem to develop comipu- compiartments to reduce the space center from which Soviet were workers of the electrical World War n to live in Norway. 423 MAIN Sr. BELOW POST OFFICB NEAR DAIRY MART TOULAINE)—J o s e p h P. o ’'Neill struggled with the of- tory condition in Manchester starts at 7 p.m. tomorrow. 7:30 p.m. today at the Robert­ Recreation Cutback ADiMlTTElD YESTERDAY: bers will contact couples nity traffic safety programs. likelihood of head Impact or leg oosmonauta are launched, Tass engineering plant and scientists They said that no further re­ BwaUk, 48, of M eriw Rd. died handcuffed. Memorial Hospital this morning son ^hool. —$75 million tor grants to the or knee injury to a person wear- disclosed today. parations should be paid to Isra­ The Youth Summer basket- GOP Delegates James Barron, 13 Emerson St.; with reservations, and de­ from the Siberian branch of the Thursday at Johnson Memorial ^ybile McClelland held him, the after her car ran amuck at me state to spur expansion of driver Ing a lap seat belt. om dai Soviet news agen- el. WE'LL, P A Y YOU Back In The Picture Again! Hoapltal, Stafford Springs me Skungamaug program and the girl’s Republican candidates at- Sandra Blevins, 178 S. Main posits will be refunded. U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences other two patrolmen attempted bridge over education training. Asked by one reporter how Mr. Swatik was bom in Staf­ summer program have been de- tending the Second Congrega- Brouilette, 40 Elro St.; 8. Recessed Instrument panel cy said ‘'It has become known which De Gaulle -visited during to handcuff his brother. The River on Rt. 31 yesterday. .—$15 million for grants to the National Democrats’ aims ford and lived in Tolland for the According to Coventry police, leted from the recreation com­ tional District convention to­ Mark Cadman, 30 Valley Falla and control devices. that on his way from Novosl- his stay. brother asked Miller for help, me state to help them set up In a farewell address, Aleksei differed from those of the Nazis, past several years. He was em­ Mrs. Keefe was heading east on mittee program this year, by a day at Willimantic State Col­ Rd., Vernon; Vivian Carroll, 407 Primaries Set 4. Collapsible steering column blrsk to Leningrad President McClelland said, and Miller ap­ or improve auto Inspection Zverev, chairman of the Novosi­ Thielen said his party did not GOOBFBICES ployed at me First National Rt. 81 when her oar hit me majority vote of the committee. lege were Herman A. Allard, Summit St.; Mrs. Florence and other energy-absorbing pro- Charles de Gaulle will visit the proached me patrolmen. Mc­ plans. birsk Regional Soviet, said that advocate anti-Semitism. Bakery. He was a member of bridge siderwall, continued on The recreation budget for 1966- Atty. John W. Allen, Mrs. Dol­ Cross; Henry CJusson, 2 Lock- In Many Slates visions in the steering control Baikonur cosmodrome.” Clelland aaid he intercepted Mil­ Siberians will always remember A squad of 200 riot Ipolice, Bt Matmew’s (3iurch. down the left side of the road, 67 was cut back 20 per cent by ly Fernald and Malcolm Erb. wood St.; Roy Garey, 42 Sea-' system. Informed sources had report- ler and the man took a swing (Continued from Page One) with warmth their meetings with dogs and water cannon, FO R OLD Survivors include his wrife, clipping a highway sign and a the board of finance. Recrea­ Assessor Out man Circle; C. Richard Gordon, 6. Safety door latches and «d earlier that the visit would at him. MoClelland, mough, was with the French president. was stationed at the conference Mrs. Helen Melinesky; four mailbox, climbed a bank and tion officials report "it is hoped Samuel P. Allen, town asses­ Vernon Gardens, Rockville; hinges. 'take place, making De Gaulle able to subdue me man. vention can enter the primary Youth Saves He asked De Gaulle to convey hall throughout the thfee-day ions, Andrew Swatik, serving wound Mp on the Lee Allen’s these activities will be returned sor, will be out of his office in Morgan Hole, Conway, Mass.; election Sept. 13. 6. Safety anchorage' of seats, the firsTforeign leader known to The O’Neill bromers are lnclud9ng adequate strength of have seen the normally inacces- heartfelt greetings to the convention to prevent clashes In (Sermany in me Army, Rob­ lawn. In the future." the Town Office Building Mon­ Mrs. Bette Johnson, West Hart­ The Massachusetts Demo­ Boheduled to appear in Man­ seat adjusters and seat frame sible space center. The site is French people and to convey the between party members and ert Swatik, Joeeph Swatik and Mrs. Keefe complained of 4-H Show day, Tuesday and Thursday. He ford; Mrs. Olive Keefe, Thomp- cratic convention endorsed Ed- Boy in Pool chester Circuit (Jourt 12 on July -combinations and anchorage of about 1,200 miles southeast of respect and kindly feelings that their opponents. Michael SwaUk, all of Tolland; back injuries and was taken to Audience balloting will de- is attending .the assessor’s sonville; Joseph Kidney, East ^ard J. McCormack tor gover- 11. Miller, if he doef not post folding seats. Moscow in central Asia. * Siberians have tor them. five daughters, Mrs. Julia me hospital by the Coventry am- tide me winner of the $25 first school at thfe University of Con- Hartford; Mrs. Elizabeth Litri- nor and former Gov. Endicott A ten-year-old boy who was bond over the weekend, will be 7. Fjur-way flashers. A Baikonur lies in the deserts of De Gaulle said he had been Tqday there are more than Cromwell of Hartford, Mrs. Jo­ bulance'. The car was badly dam- prize at me 4-H talent show at 'necticut through'^urB'day next ®°' 23 Foster st. Peabody tor senator June presented in court on Monday. 10. rescued from Globe Hollow Bvvitch permitting all tour turn the Soviet cezitral Asian region deeply impressed by his stay in 45 million women drivers in this seph E. Bell of Ebm>ire, Colo., aged. Coventry police are in- 8 tonight at me Coventry High Town offices are closed Martha signals to be turned on simulta- of Kazakhstan, Novosibirsk and the cordial rec­ country, compared to 26 million Mrs.'Anna Campbell of East vesUgaUng. School gymnasium. Brad .Davis day i-Wknesday. 219 oak St.. Wapping;“ ^ ^ a fo rm e ^ e Houi’^ d"!“will Maus; RFD heously in event the vehicle is From there, De Gaulle was to eption accorded him in Siberia. in 1955. Hartford and Miss Irane Swatik 3. Bolton; Robin run against McCormack and reported in saUsfac- Milliken, Wethersfield: Mrs atahding, perhaps disabled. fly 1,660 miles northvirest to Len- AN D OTH ER and Miss Mary Swatik, both of State News Manchester Evening Herald Boston Mayor Joim F. (Jollins condition today at Man- Florence McMillen, 424 Oakland 8. Safety glass and glazing ingrad, the next scheduled stop Tolland; two bromers, Stephen Coventry. correspondent, F. will face Peabody inme pri- Chester Memorial Hospital. (CoBUnnad from Fags One) Rd.. Wapping: Hug6 Osbeck, Biaterials. on his 11-day tour of the Soviet Swatik and John Swatik, both Dodd Headings W ill Resume Pauline Uttle, tel. 742-6231. The boy is James Barron Of East H alford; Frank Pinto, 76 9. Hydraulic service brake Union., of Stafford;___ two sisters,___ Mrs. sounding of 69-year-old Simon In Minneapolis, the Minnesota Emerson St. Seaman (Jlrole; Catherine Ro­ systems. Inclurion of a fall-back Some reports had' Indicated John Hurchala of Stafford and Rozinrty at the State L«an Co. t Republicaii convention was ' Police said two friends sa'vir With His and Hers Defense han, Windham; Frank Santoro, system in event the regular De Gaulle might witness the Mrs. Maigaret Richards of Presented In Circuit Court locked in a two-man battle tor James disappear in the pool and State to Choose Hartford; Mrs. Madeline Sieg, brake system fails. launching of a Soviet space ve- THE RockvlUe; two grandchildren (Continaed from Page One) Cold' Spring Dr., Vernon; Mrs. the party's endorsement tor ^ ® i surface, thrashing about 10. Standard bumper heights, hide. France and the Soviet and several nieces and nephews. continued to Monday under $10,- to eight years in prison In Octo- governor. and yelling for help. TTie two 000 bond, Gladney also was remark to be a threat and re- ber 1962 tor killing two Ukraini- Cong ressional Dorothy Skowlund, 93 Nike Cir­ 11. A standard gear quadrant Union will sign next Thursday The funeral wiU be held Man- _ _ The contenders, both making J2-year-olds, Edward Kttier of Why Isavs un* cfaarg^'with robbery with rio ported it to the Federal Bureau .an emigree leaders in Germany cle; Mrs. Joan Syphers, East for vehidas equipped with auto- an agreement on cooperation in day at 9:15 ajn. from the W i­ Race Nominees HaItf'o'rd7 M m .'K ^ n 'D iib e r t; their first try tor public office, matic transmission. space research and the explolta- IGGERY lence, UiMt and carrying a gun Investigation. with a cyanide gas gun. wantad Jswalry liam H. Yost Funeral Home, Mt. Vernon Apts., RockviUe; Mi- Levander, 56, South Madison St.. Jump- 12. Windshield wipers and tion of space tor communlca- Stafford Springs, with a aolemn without a permit. Asked about it, Kenny flatly Dodd’s star witness was his Continued from One) around in attics, tranks or f a t a l ACCIDENT denied he had made a threat Or long-time aide, David Martin, ! - chael Weame, v^iennGlenn jjr., Dr Tol-roi- , Paul, « and John S. «•“”— Pillsburv keep James water whn and tried to Washers, including coverage of tiona purposes, BEAUTY SALON high Mass of requiem at St WESTPORT (AP)—Fred Pull- any suggstlon of a threat re- who accompanied the senator of Old Lyme and Joseph H. ^^<1: Mrs. Astrid Wierzblcki, '' ’ ? _ inneap- oanic on th« mirface ^ a larger windshield area than French sources said only safaty-dsposK boxtt whan Matme'w’s Church at 10. Burial ha^ been standard. French, Foreign Minister Mau- 525 Main St— Tel. 643-2330 will be in St. Eklward’s Ceme­ en. 16. of WeMport. was killed Golden. on the German trip and said the o o ld b e r g i Norwich renew their Center.St ; M r^ M a ^ Wll- T I T " '' . A S-^Sl^saw you can turn tham into eariy today when a car carrying stennis told newsmen after only time he heard Dodd men- . , . , „ hams, Coventry; Mrs.iviiYs. Christinev^u-isune Levander took a lead immerii.immedi* th« . / . j eguaru “ * saw ax 13. Provision of glare reduc- rice Oouve de Murville, a per- Mr. Wayne tery, Stafford Springs. five teen-agers flipped over as iji* hearing he expected Dodd uon Klein was in a conversation mat'O" rivalry, t-opp won Woods. 40 Columbus St.; Mrs. ately afUr the start of balloting thA tily amog-«ontroI device. brts>t him. The offtctel (Monday thru Thursday) ASSURES YOU OF A FAIR Gregory Pechorta, 76, of 801 ... . P a - o«rmanv I'ni'„ August 1964i®y the proposed use of the vehicle aumming up the m p r ^ o n of swallowed a good deal of Mrs Anne (jolnik, second and ntan trip to help Klein keep his terviaw Martin denied there had nating convention fight between Everett, Virginia Lane, Tolland; The seat now is held by Rep. waiel and are aet.out In purehaae con- two days to NovoeiWrsk *>y my- I with ROASTED PEPPERS, TOMATOES, I Penonal flotice* | Mr* W L. Holland and P. D. - " “ its aere after Klein ----- was ■been a trip . . aary but, snapped incumbent Grabowski, . former Mrs.- - Jeannette - Rodrigue, 355 Ralph J. Scott, Democrat, who >me tracta. ‘Siberia means a highly 'PBOVOLONE CHEESE and LETTUCE ON -J 16. Boek-up llghta. developed industry, * in o d e r n Griffiths,* third. MWtbghted critically In a Senate Fern, "now we have the aory coh^essman Frank'Kowalski of E. Middle Tpke.; William Rob-■ decided te retire. Hie winner leased this *'** FRESH 18” BREAD. In MMnnrinm w'* Al*o*lEast-We*t, Paul Barton y'orelJAForeiffn Relations Oommittee before n«us.” ** N Newmv RrttninBritain nnHand former NowNew inson,tnsnn HnvARHayes A've., Avn iR/v*irviiiA*Rockville; wlfiwifi face Republican FP. TtVaF.1 r e d ______eno. 17. Rear view mirror or mlr- achievements, progressive peo- In lovtaw flfMra Anna" and G.’ M. Perry, first; Mrs. Jo- tonlga agents. Martin c o n t^ e d he had had Britain Mayor Joseph MoreiU. Mrs. Daisy Oiapman, 397 Sum- SteeleIteele Jr., of DurhamDur in Uie No- p o o l PIPES EXPLODE THE PERFECT PERMANENT Klein who pused away June 36. seph McVeigh and Mrs. Philip But Dodd and his supporting a "memory blank" and remem- A nomination fight based on mit SL; Mrs. Helen Heard, 281 vember'ember general elecUpo.< CAIRO (AP) _ ^ t v two *T” 'win«tow and door controls There also is recessed or made of break-off by Soviet ^ W ® n t Nikolai V. For 'Tinted I W r ^ g Q Complete TRY OUR DELICIOUS PIZZAS, TOOl 1961- Hoiway, second, and B. B. witnesses contend the purpose bered the aary immediately Viet Nam war views is in the Henry St.; Mrs. Josephine There also is a contest be- bathers lost consciousn^^Fri JEWELERS'SILVERSrCTHS You are itUl bettJe us ki aU we do. gniyth and Q ay Wilson, third, of the trip was to devek^ a re- "after I left your room.” 4th district, where Democratic Dzlama, 8 Locust St., Wapping; tween Donald D. Wiriok arid W. day when nines mmnitrinv tnatvH.i. podgomy. Tass said. OPEN SEVEN DAYS A W E E K yourjnemoriMi^lI luide lu end for the Senate Internal 8e- "It took a long Ume to find incumbent Invin is opposed by Stephen Platek, Coventry. Hall Young for the Repul;)lican Cairo swimmhw n oa ^ S ^ p h in . 19. S S « e d or padded ash Downtown Manchester MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 11 AM. TO 11 P.M. y t t must | » » !w e know k’s true. )ie and played each Friday at 8 eurity suboommittee on a Soviet it,” Mwlln said, adang that Dr. John Fitzgerald of West- DtSOHARGED TODAY: Ed- nomination in the lOto District, rine exploded Police saiil l i trava and liefaters ' ’ crowded the streets of this cm For Normal Hair 0 ^ at 958 Main Street SATUBDAY AND SUNDAY 10 AJfl. TO 11 PJff. ■ **** **“ ’ ** pm . at the Tr.ij.tv American assassin — Bogden Stattiinsky. when h^ turned it up In Dodd’s port. Fitzgerald says Irwin has vrord McVeigh, 18 Conway Rd.; The seat now is held by Rep. persona were ^ a le d at toe ^ ' Cha, 185 E3dridge St-Regiatra- H»e Soviet,agent defected to home he 'turned it over to the rubber-stamped tin; aanintjitra- Mrs. Deborah .Wardiam, 42 Basil L. Whlteber, a Deinocratlc pttal, but hone wa* in unSnim n . Padding of Seat backf to guests o i l . T b s flags m W ' ia 7 -x.ic West Berlin and wo* aenteiKed senator’s lawyers.- tion’ s Viet Nam .policies. , Deerfield Dr. canadate lor re-election. conation. ChOdren GiwodcMiilren r i! -

P A G E N IN E MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1966 'v,]7- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN« SATURDAY,. JUNE 25, 1966 Confidence Reaches Plateau Shared by 18 Others Bunning Joins Club

New York •TTou ha'va to keep (h* hitter PHILADELPHIA (AP) Phillies now have scored one USINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY ‘T m going to go with this guessing, get him to swing at NEW YORK (AP)—El­ four horn era, 23 RBI and an —Jim Bunning says he run for Bunning la * is lost eight-game hitting streak. team until I’m convinced that I three decisions. your pitch, not the one he ston Howard, 36-yearrold am right or wrong...that they doesn’t know why he’s suc­ wants.” dean of Howard is coming back after Was he a'ware of the Impend­ can win it or cannot.” cessful with the strikeout ing record? Bunning said the otdy time he catchers, is one Yankee a 1996 arm operation that side­ lined him for eight weeks last “ I don’t intend to quit on pitch. “ Sure, I’ve been looking for­ usually tries for a strikeout is Seven Killed who isn’t showing his age. season €tnd cut his productivity these players and I won’t let ” I'm not an overpowering ward to it since spring training when there are runners in scor- Events Friday ndght, a few botsrs aft- COLD CAMPING CAR LEASING to a oarer low. He hit only .233, them quit on themselvea. With type of pitcher,” the 34-year-oid when I realized I needed 107 to ing position, or a spot where he H IG H GRADE or Manager Ralph Houk gave In Fiery Crash connecting for nine homers and almost a hundred gaunes to go, right hander observed after make the 2,000.” has to keep a innner from ad­ EQUIPMENT On 1 or Z fais stumphig veteran players a we still can win it.” reaching a plateau shsired by vancing. in vote of confidence, Howard driving in 45 runs. Buimii^ admitted before Fri­ PRINTING Of Two Autos Howard’s opposite-field shot only 18 other pitchers in major- Bunning, tf he reaches the 298 KEG BEER Tents, Cote, Sleeping Bags jgave the Yankees a bdg lift with •T know I have to push myself day’s game that for the first Job and Commercial Y E A R PLAN off Juan Pizarro in the eighth league history. strikeouts he had last season, PORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — Air Mattrosses, Stoves a bases-loaded home nm — the hauder now,” he said this time in his 10-year major-league Printing W o r ld Lanterns saved Jhn Bouton, the New “ Each club has one guy who would pass John Clarkson (2,- Seven persons were killed and First in Manchester New first of Wb 12-year major league spring. ’‘Actually, I feel I can can throw harder than I can,” career he found himself trying Va and Vi Kegs York starter, from what could 013), Dazzy Vance (2,045), Bobo three others critically Injured in cars, full maintenance, fully career — to beat the Ohlcago p4ay about three more years. I for strikeouts. Prompt and Kffirlent Bangalore Riots MANCHESTER have been a third straight 2-1 he said. ‘ Newsome (2,082), and. E)d Plank the fiery collision FMday night insured to reduce your prob­ White Sox 5-2. don’t feed like I’m losing any of Bunning recorded his 2,000th He was eager to Join the club Printing: Of AU Kinds setback. Walks to pinch hitter (2,112) of the Inactive members NEW India (AP) — of two cars just north fo rPot SURPLUS SALES CO. lems and worries. For fuU While some of the Yankee eld- my reflexes. I know when you strikeout when he whiffed Jesse headed by the great Walter Lou CUnton and the S,000 or more club. Club-wielding' police charged Worth, police said. 169 N. MAIN ST. information call ass have had their troubles at get older you have to step aside Gonder, Pittsburgh catcher. In Johnson, who struck out 3,608 Community Press v icH rs at Depot Square around a single by Bobby Rich­ into a mob of 200 demonstrators Witnesses reported four of the the pJate in recent weeks, How­ for the younger players, but I the second inning of Friday batters in his career. The only *T(ow that I’ve reached 2,- PACKAGE STORE ardson set the stage for How­ 9 East Middle Tpke. at the southern city of Banga­ dead were trapped in the wreck­ Open Daily to 9:00 P.M. Paul Dodge Pontiac ard has been on a hitting spree. don’t think that’s the case yet.” night’s game between the Phils active pitchers with more than 000,” said Bunning, ‘ T had bet­ J. FARR — 643-7111 INC. ard. ter forget the strikeouts and Telephone 643-5727 20 BISSELL ST. lore today as violence continued age. Airthorities identified His batting average Jumped to Houk, although disturbed by and Pirates. 2,000 strikeouts are Robin Rob­ 373 MAIN STREET t h e dub’s ineffectiveness Steve Hamilton blanked the erts (2,681), Sandy Koutax (2,- concentrate on winning. That’s in a border dispute between My­ Charles Michael Hill, 14, of Phone 649-2881 .276 — high among Yankee reg- Bunning found it a trifle diffi­ sore and Maharashtra states. Keller, ex., as one of the vic­ tdars — after a douUe and his against the American League White Sox for six innings in re­ cult speaking about strikeouts 211) and Don Drysdale (2,016). what really counts.” We Urge You To Support contenders — the _Yankees lief, picking up his fifth victory What does he feel contributes The other 2,000 or mors Police used lead-tipped bam­ tims. They said his mother, The Lutz Junior Museum algbth-innlng grand slam Fri­ after suffering,his third straight TURNPIKE boo sticks, to stop the mob from Mrs. C. W. Hill, presumably MANCHESTER day nigSit. trailed league-leading Baltimore in seven decisions and Hal Ren­ defeat. The Pirates, behind Bob to his ability to strike out so strikeout pitchers are Cy Young GLASS forcing its way into the Mysore was among the others. A month ago he was batting by l&Mt games going Into Friday iff pitched a scoreless ninth af­ Veale’s five4>lt pitching and many hitters? second to Johnson with 2,819; • For Auto Windshieldn TEXACO State office of India’s ruling She was driving her son and .198, with one homer and seven night’s game — refuses to give ter Howard’s slam overcame a solo homers by Robert Cle­ “I guess it’s because Pm not Warren Spahn (2,683), Bob Pell- • For Store Fronts and all Congress party- six more youngsters back to CUSTOM MADE runs batted in. Today be ’'has up on his veterans. 2-1 CJhicago margin. mente (11), Gonder (4) and Wil­ afraid to s ^ up a hStter. I mean er (8,681), Tom Keefe (2,524), sizes of windows ’ Open 24 Hours A Day State Congress officials were Keller, eight miles north of SEAFOOD CANVAS AWNINGS lie StaiY'dl (16), won 3-1. The moving the baU around, one Christy Mathewson (2,606), Elar- • For Table Tops meeting on the border dispute. here, from a game at Phillies scored their only run in high, and the next low and ly Wynn (2,384), George Wad- 2 Firestone Tires away, and then coming back dell (2,810), (2,269) OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. During the previous two days Justin, Tex. CHOICE VARIETY Six Home Runs in Four Games Sports Viewing MAJOR LEAGUE STYLE — Gentlemen prefer the ninth as Veale recorded his SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON Quality Line Products demonstrators have aimed their Karen Nance, 12, who was In blondes and 19-year-old pitcher Lee Meyers is no eighth win in 13 decisions. The with another high hard one. and Grover Alexander (2,198). Gen. Repairers License wrath at rail communication in the Hill car, died of her injuries Qualify SATURDAY exception when it comes to actress Mamie Van widespread spots of south cen­ in a hospital early today. J. A. WHITE Corner Broad and 2:00 (80) Major League Doren, who lists her age as 33. Miss Van Doren an­ tral India. Hospital attendants reported Seafood Colavito on Rampage Baseball nounced that she and Meyers, who is still in the Middle Tpke. West Sharon Hill, 12, was in grave ElKs Turns Winner GLASS CO. 5HM) ( 8) Race of Ihe Week minor leagues, were married last month. The New Demonstration condition. 43 O A K ST. ( 8) Western Open 81 Bissell St.—Tel. 649-7S2* Phone 643-2176 JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — young pitcher is reportedly heir to a million-dollar Kenny Wright, 18, and David TEL. 649-9937 Golf Thousands of Indonesian stu­ McPherson, 20, were reported in But Cleveland Falters fortune. (NEA Telephoto) 5 (18) Wreafilng dents demonstrated outside the And Loses Old Job poor condition from injuries suf­ 5:80 (30) GoU with Sam Upholstery Cong^ress hall today, demanding SEE US FOR: NEW YORK (A P)—The Rock still is rolling. NA’nONAL LEAGUE fered as they were hurled from • Aluminum Roll Up Snead NEW YORK (AP)—Sammy ElHe, who pitched him- DON WILLIS and IV I Shop further restrictions on Fh'esident the second automobile. Both are Continuing a homer assault that began Wednesday, Casper Charges Roughs Unfair GUNLIFFE Awnings 6:00 ( 8) Wide World of Moving back Into a tie for first RE-UPHOLSTERING Sukarno's limited powers. / f from Roanoke, Tex. Rocky Ckilavito fired a two-homer salvo for Cleveland self back into his old job two weeks ago, apparently ii a Door Canopies Sports place in the standings last night losing' it again. Student demands were MOTOR SALES a Storm Doors Friday night and now has collected six in his last four (30) Roller Derby GARAGE * Modern Furniture was the Manchester Auto Parts’ Ellis, an ace reliever two and scored 1m>o others against presented to Gen.'Abdul Haris EXPERT AUTO BODY and a Combination Windows games while lifting his total for the season to 13— al­ SUNDAY 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 and Antiques NasuUon. newly named chair­ entry after a thrilling 2-1 win years ago who became a 22- at. Louis. Larry Dierker scat-, Northern Plains FENDER REPAIRS Manchester Awning Co. most double what it was three days ago. IKK) ( 8) Red Sox vs. Newcomers Lead over Green Manor (6-6) at BuCk- Wholesrde Dealer gome winner as a starter last tered nine hits in his final start s store Stools and Booths man of the Provisional People’s 195 WEST CENTER ST. The Indians, however, have three key hits as the A’s over­ Washington ley Field. The APs and Mori- season, won hds second straight Speciolixing in • Cnstom Furniture (Consultative Assembly. Industrial machine shops and E. Schood St., Eki'St Hertford. ENAMEL and LACQUER Telephone 649-3091 been unable to give Colavito before reporting for Army re- Slipcovers and Draperies Get Cool A ir, REFINISHINGS came Colavito’s homer ham­ 2:10 (18) Mets vs. Chicago arty’s are now both 9-4 for the game Eriday night as the Cin­ Nasution, long a rival of Su­ factories are well acquainted Meyer steel plug gages range Established 1949 much assistance and have split serva duty. Made to Order mering. Hershberger contrib­ 4:80 ( 8) WesteTn Open season. cinnati Reds annihilated Son • • • BRAKE SERVICE karno’s for power, smiled as he with the fine service offered by in sizes of .061 through .500 In By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS REASONABLE PRICES the four games, bowing to Kan- Complete Selection of uted a run-producing double in a Golf In Western Open It was a pitcher’s duel all the Francisco 12-1 for their seventh greeted the students from an Dube Tool Co. of 5 John St., A cool air mass moving slow­ MET8-OUBS— Materials steps of .001— all stocked for RT. 83—VERNON, CONN. Bas City and the A’s 15-hlt at­ 6:80 (SO) Sportsman’s Holi­ way, Paul Moyer for the Man­ Front End Alignment army truck. The students shout­ East Hartford, owned suid op­ ly eastward clashed with hot air four-run sixth inning uprising, straight victory. Cleon Jones broke a 2-2 tie for FREE ESTIMATES those industrial firms and ma­ When it's time to tack, 7-6, while their slugging day CHICAGO (A P )—'The $100,000 Western Open Golf ors and Lyile _ Eastman______and John ed: “ Long live Father Nasu­ over the northern Plains Friday then singled in the seventh and The winning Streak consti­ New York with a seventh-inning Lower Level of the Parkade erated by Raymond Dube. chine shops requiring them. Just Above the Traffic outfielder put on his latest one- Tournament still is a Billy Casper-Arnold Palmer show- McKeon for the APs. Moyer aJ ______General Repair Vfoik 649-6324 tion.’’ Dube Tool Co. is a wholesale night, producing severe thun­ Circle ninth as Kansas City added sin­ tutes half of the victory total homer, then added a run-scor­ Dube Tool Oo. also repre­ man show. down although a pair of comparative newcomers held lowed four hits, fanned lO and this season for Bills who has As criticism of Sukarno house dealing extensively with derstorms and tornadoes. TEL. 643-0016 gle runs in each inning. ing single in the ninth. Boh sents the Diamond Saw Works, Colavito began flexing his » » » MAJOR LEAGUE didn’t walk a batter. mounted, the official news agen­ many of the machine shops and To the east, across a broad the lead entering today’s third round. lost 11 games, and should help FVieird gained hla first ■victory specializing in high speed band muscles in Fen'way Park when ANGELS-ORIOLES— His downfall came in the cy Antara carried a statement factories in this area requiring section of the nation stretching MOVE STANDINGS Attention is centered on Cas­ keep him out o< the bullpen — a as a Met although he needed saws with a patented broad he slammed three homers in fourth inning when the APs BELMONT Friday night by a Moslem dele­ industrial supplies. to the Atlantic Coast, a heat The Angels ended a 4-hour, per—the one-time roly-poly pro swarthy Homero Blancas, PGA place he doesn’t mind Iwring seventh-inning relief help from COIN SALE tooth. Expert nni I Wednesday’s doubleheader. He 21-minute marathon by pushing rookie of the year in 1965 who bunched three of their four hits CARPET PLAZA gate to the Congress linking him Dube Tool Co. started In busi­ wave entered its sixth day. who is defending champion— visited but one he doesn’t watjt Jack Hamilton. Savings up to 20% from Beside these well known added one more against the Red across a run against the Orioles W. L. Pc4. G.B. to score twice. Eastman started with PKI, the Indonesitin Com­ ness in March 1962 and has North Dakota, situated in the TOURAINE • Moving and Palmer, trying to please has had driving troubles this to stay in. manufacturers, they also repre­ Sox Thursday, then moved his in the 14th on singles by Joe Ad­ San Fran. ... 44 26 .820 — our large coin and supply munist party. steadily Increased its business leading edge of the cool front, his army by recouping mentally season, and Kermit Zarley, the rally with a single. Jim Mc­ As a relief pitcher in 1094, El- FREE ESTIMATES! sent many other quality com­ • Packing 643''6563 fAiow back to Cleveland and cock and Rick Relthardt, a Los Angeles . 30 28 .582 3% inventory. as it not only stocks many was hard hit with rain, hail and from his National Open blowup making his best riiowing on the Gee's double scored one run and hs compiled a 10-8 record. Reds’ panies so that you can order PAINTS • storage the more spacious Mimicipal walk to Paul Schaal and a sin­ Pittsburgh .. 36 28 .676 4 Strike Progreso standard Items for the conven­ tornadoes, although damage last Week. Then, Casper rallied tour with $26,276 in winnings. McKeon’s two • bagger plated Manager Don Heffner returned See Us For: practically anything you may Stddium. gle by Tom Satriano. Houston ...... 37 32 .536 9^4 LONDON (AP) — Negotiators ience of customers but Is also was described as moderate. to tie him on the last round and Each carded 69s Friday. Zar­ McGee. Irim to that Job t'wo weeks ago in Wall-to-Wall Carpeting, Connecticut Valley need from the Dube Tool Co. FOR BEST RESULTS The Orioles had played catch Philadel...... 36 33 .622 7% for Britain’s striking seamen in a position to get special or­ Civil defense officieils in MANCHESTER And Rocky continued to roll, did the same in a playoff to take ley defeated Blancas in match Eastman gave up four hits and hopes that the 26-year-oUl right­ To list a few of the items you up most of the game, twice pull­ St. Louis .... 33 34 -493 9^4 Linoleum, Tile, have proposed a cost-cutting ders on riiort notice in most Scranton, a town of 368 persons, driving In all of the Indiana’ the title. play 6 and 4 to win the NCAA the Manors’ run. McKeon hander would start pitching well Coin Co. can expect to find at Dube Tool ing into ties on homers, by Boog Cincinnati .. S3 34 .493 9V4 measure to shijxwncrs as a way cases. Sometimes it is possible said a tornado caused $40,000 to runs with a solo homer in the The methodical Casper title in 1962 at Duke. worked the last two innings. again. Ceramic, Formica and 97 Center St. Manchester Oo., there are special taps and MOVING AND Powell and Paul Blair. Atl'Onta ...... 31 40 .437 13*4 Although Casper apparently to speed progress toward a set­ to get a special order in one $60,000 in damages. Other twist­ PAUL'S fourth inning, a three-run job in carved a 72 through Medinah’s Dave Johnson had two Manor But EXlis didn’t like the idea. 643-6295 gages, special reamers—deci­ • * • New York ... 24 37 .422 14 has mastered rugged Medinah, Installation . . . tlement of the 40-day-old walk­ day’s time—in others, if the ers brought scattered damage PAINT SUPPLY file seventh and a run-producing par 71 timberland for a midway hits and drove in one run. He got too much enjoyment out Tues. - Fri. Noon—9 P.M. mal sizes from .030 through TIGEKS-TWINS— duoago ...... 20 46 .303 22 he charged that the roughs were out. item is particularly scarce or to buildings in several rural ar­ TRUCKING 00. ■ingle in the ninth. total of 141. Auto Parts 000-20X—2-4d. of Iris relecuse from the bullpen REC SOFTBAU, S08 MAIN ST. 648-6662 Saturday 9 A.M. — 6 P.M. .500 in steps of .001 ball lock The Tigers were held to one Friday's Results unfair. Leaders of the National Union one not usually stocked In the eas. 645 MAIN STREET Colavito also was robbed of Arnie blistered the back side Green Manor 001 000—1-5-1 last year. Battle for first place last of Seamen proposed Friday pins, borite boring bars and another homer when Jim Gos- hit for eight innings by Jim Houston 4, St. Louis 1 with 33 for a 70 to be locked at “ They let It grow four inches Eastman, McKeon (6) and Mc- "I liked the Job. It was inter­ usual supply houses, it may Hall and heavy rainfall Tel. 649-0300 (Cincinnati 12, San Francisco 1 night sow the Walnut Barbers night that the Shipping Federa­ take longer. Dube Tool Co. has many other items needed by in­ knocked out telephone commu­ ger reached high above the left Kaat and A1 Worthington in the 142 with Tommy Bolt, first high right up to the fairways Gee; Moyer and Bonham. esting,” Ellis said of Iris relief Los Angeles 4, Atlanta 0 and cut it shorter the deeper ------trounce the Teachers, 11-4, at tion release a number of deck special sources of supply for dustrial firms and machine nications in the southwestern field fence to haul in his long oi>ener but struck for the win- round leader who is nursing a role. "But I think it will de­ VIC’S PIZZA SHOP WATKINS-WEST ning run in the ninth on four Pittsburgh 3, Philodeliphia 1 Robertson Park. Tbe winners hands from watch-keeping du­ all items throughout the entire shops. and north central parts of North drive in the second inning. wrenched back; Tony Lema, you get into it,” he said. “ That’s crease my longevity. You ap­ 158 W. Middle Turnpike ties to perform maintenance at The loss left the third-place singles, the last by Bill Free- New York 4, Chicago 2 consistenUy shooting his second just the apposite that it should INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE pear 60 or 70 times a year and are now 7-Jl and the Teachers Phone 649-8700 FUNERAL United States and if there is If your company is in need of Dakota. Flooding forced the ■WORK M O R U Indians three games behind the han. Today’s Games 71; Ken Venturi, and Jack Mc­ be. It penalizes the good drivers get ready 120 times. I might be 6-2 in the standings. sea. something your machine shop industrial machine shop sup­ evaxmation of the tiny town of DKCORATK WIXl6 Each side scored three times SERVICE The Twins came back in the Pittsburgh (Law 3-3) at Phila­ w ^ barely get in, and it’s a Pop Carlson hurled the win, PIZZA The time saved would enable or factory should require, you plies or yoiu factory needs a Center, 50 miles northwest of American League-leading Balti­ Gowan, who tied for second in in one inning but the Oilers tal­ all through in three or four the shipowners to gremt a union nightcap and broke Detroit’s delphia (Short 8-4), night shame it was allowed In a tour­ acaittering nine hits. Pacing the SPAGHEHI have only to contact Raymond special order, call Dube Tool Bismarck, the Weather Bureau more Orioles, who lost to Cali­ the 1965 Western Open and also lied once in the fifth and that years. demand for 10 or 11 more days S herw in-William s six-game winning streak behind New York (Shaw 4-4) at Chi­ nament of such national scope li5-hitt Walnut offensive was ORMAND J. WEST Dube, the owner of the busi­ Co. at 289-6469 and ask Ray­ said. fornia 5-4 in 14 innings. Second- fired his second 71 despite “ the was the margin last night as "I want to be around 10 or 16 RAVIOLI of annual leave than the number Zoilo Versalles, who drove in cago (Hands 5-6) as this. Medinah’s fairways Burt Baskerville with three. Director ness. If it is not stocked by mond Dube about it. He will be Early this morning, the place Detroit closed to within spooky Medinah greens.” they edged Pagand’s Caterers, years, not three or four and Open 11 A.M. Dally recommended by a government SUPER four runs with a homer and sin­ Los Angeles (Sutton 7-9 and could be wide open and there wind up carrying a lunch pall. I Hank Pedemonte, Dave White the company, he wHl get it for glad to quote prices, and the Weather Bureau issued a severe 1% of the top with a split, beat­ Out in the lead at 140, how­ 4-3, at Verplanck Field. The win Closed at 10 P.M. inquiry committee, some union ing MSnneaota 2-1 and losing 9-2. gle, and Jerry Zimmerman, Drysdale 4-9) at Atlanta (John­ ever, were two former Universi­ still would be hlgji scoring be­ don’t want any part of It.” and Steve MtoAdam chipped in you without undue delay. chances are that you will be weather watch for parts of east­ KEM'TONE was the eighth in 11 starts for Tues. and .Wed. 142 E. CENTER ST. leaders said. who knocked in three with a son 6-6 and Cloninger 7-7) 2, cause it’s a gp'eat course.” Ellis appeared in two games with two safeties each. One of 11 P.M. Thurs., FrL Before starting in ImSIness able to find just what you want ern South Dakota and portions DELUXE WALL PAIN T A’S-INDIANS— ty of Houston teammates. the league leaders who hold a Mike Hershberger collected triple and a single. day-ndght as a reliever, then returned to Baskervilles hits was a two-run Sat. Midnight for himself Mr. Dube was of­ right in stock. You wUl find Mr. of central and southwestern half-game margin over Ansal- Manchester’s Oldest Soviets’ Charge San Francisco (Morischal 13- the starting rotation. His two homer. Joe Twaronite stroked Snndays 4 P.M, to 10 P.M. fice manager for the Welling­ Dube most accommodating and Minnesota. di’s. MOSexJW (AP) — The Soviet SHERWIN WILLIAMS 2) at CSincinnati (Fisher 2-4), straight victories have come in a triple with two mates on CLOSED MONDAYS With Finest Faculties ton Supply Co. for nine years. Ids knowledge of the heeds of The extreme temperatures Kevin (Jerrity's homer in the Union accused the United States 981 MAIN STREET night the winning streak that has base. Prior to this he spent eight industrial machine shops and over the central and eastern fifth broke a 3-all tie and pro­ today of sp'reading falsehoods as Toughest Match of Career ^ St. Louis (WastHbum 4-8) a* vaulted the Reds into a sixth- Best for the Teachers were yea rs In the United States factories is practically unlimit­ sections of the nation were ex­ TEL. 643-6636 vided the Oilers with their edge. a mettiod of propaganda. Houston (Cuellar 6-0), night pl'ace tie in the National Don Bums with three hits and Navy. , , ed. Indeed, Should you need a pected to continue today, with He also had a double and Steve “ Special departments in League, only one game under Dave Sibrinsz with two and Bill MANCHESTER Dube Tool Co. Is the distrib­ special order, the chances are the mercury rising Into the 90s. For Smith with Emerson Amerioiui League Samiotis contributed two singles PONTIAC charge of misinformation have .600. utor In the Hartford area tor that through his contacts aU Early morning temperatures in the quarter-finals. Dennis W. G.B. to the Oiler attack. John Herdic Eagleson who homered. AND been set up in a number of U.S. WIMBLEIDaN, England (AP) “ I think Bills has found him­ Walnut 210 280 0— 11-15-3 MEMORIAL CO. the Carr Lane Manufacturing over the country, he will be able ranged from 37 at Butte, Mont., Ralston, the U.S. No. 1 from Baltimore ... 46 lashed out a double and Ron government institutions,” the — Stan Smith, former United self and is on his way,” Heff­ Teachers 210 000 1— 4- 9-2 Co. of St. Louis, Mo. Standard to supply you in a much shorter to 87 at Needles, Calif. Bakersfield, Calif., made it Fri­ Detroit ...... 42 Lanzano had a two-run single Opposite East Cemetery Connimunist party paper Pravda RUDY’S MOBIL States Junior tennis champion, ner said. parts are always available at day by defeating Pierre Dar- Cleveland .. . 40 Carlson and Ansaldi, Siegel; TEMPEST asserted. time than might be possible faces the toughest match of his for Pagani’s. Elsewhere in the NL Los An­ DUbe Tool Co. and if special tools SERVICE STATION mon of France 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. CJaJifornla Oilers 300 Olx—4-6-3 Danielson and Turklngton. Quality Memorials The article said American elsewhere. Socied Workers Needed 858 BURNSIDE AVE. Ufe today — against defending geles blanked Atlanta 4-0, Pitts­ are required, these will be ob­ 'The Dube Tool Co. Is open 134 E. CENTER ST. champion Roy Emerson of Aus­ Five American girls went into CJhicago .. Pagani’s 000 030—3-4-6 SALES and SERVICE propaganda had tried to con­ WASHINGTON — Social work, EAST HARTFORD burgh toppled Philadelphia 3-1, DUSTY SOFTBALL Over 80 Years Experience tained. Fbr the convenience of dally 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and from TEL. 649-6977 the fourth round of the women’s Minnesota Noske and B. Landry; Wilson vince U.S. allies that the Soviet an expanding field, needs 4 to tralia. Houston defeated St. Louis 4-1 Well on their way to the pen­ his many cuAotners, special 8 ajm. to noon on Saturdays, 289-6333 a WE INSTALL The tall, fair-haired 20-year- singles — Billie Jean Moffitt New York and Herdic. Union “ does not intend to ren­ 5 per cent of college graduates, and New York stopped Chicago nant, Center Billiards downed Call A49-5807 PAUL DODGE der effective aid to the people of reamers are carried in stock. with the e x c^ io n of the sum­ oM from Pasadena, Calif., goes King of Long Beach, Calif., Kansas City according to a study by the De­ Power and Hand Tools COLUMBUS 4-2. Wyman Oil last night at Oiar- fighting Viet Naim.’’ Mr. Diibe is sales manager mer months when they are into the fourth round match in Nancy Richey of Dallas, Rose­ W a^ngton • * • partment of Health, ^u cation Painting and Decorating HEAVY DUTY AMERICAN LEAGUE ter Oak Park, 9-7, to open a two A. AIMETTI, Prop PONTIAC, INC. Soviet spokesmen have said for Meyer Steel Gage Co., 108 closed aH day Saturday. the Wimbledon tournament mary Casals of San Francisco, Boston ...... 24 and Welfare. At present only 1 Tools SHOCK Friday’s Results RED8-GIANT8— game lead over the Oilers and Harrison St., Manchester 878 Main S t—Tel. 649-2881 whatever aid is necessary will knowing that Emerson is rated Mimi Arnold of Redwood City, Dillon Ford is out front In the per cent become social workers. Garden and Land Tools Kansas City 7, Cleveland 6 Ellis stopped the first-place Independents. be provided to Vietnamese Baby, Household, Party ABSORBERS the world’s top amateur and Calif., and Kathy Harter of Seal American and on the strength New York 6, CJhicago 2 Giants on six hits, shutting them Marw Monette homered and Communists- Developed in Italy and Banquet Supplies that he’s all out for Iris third Beadi, Calif. of last night’s 7-1 decision over Boston 6, Washington 1 out until the eighth ■when Don had two hits as did Jack Me- Invalid Needs straight Wimbledon title. But iti Miss Richey had the stormiest Police and Fire at Waddell Looking for a place for i *9.98 Detroit 2-2, Minnesota 1-9 Mason homered. John EdAvards Adam for the unbeaten Bil­ passage. She lost the first set Juries Out of Date doesn’t worry him. Field, hold a game and cme-half drove in four runs with a pair of that Special Affair? STEVENSON’S BASINGSTOKE, E ngland "It’s a big ordeal, but I don’t and trailed 0-4 in the second be­ California 6, Baltimore 4, liards and Steve Brady collect­ Sensitive Artificial Hand (3!, STEVE BANA8 lead over Peck Lumber and the singles while Deron Johnson (.AP) — Britain’s Lord Chief get nervous on these occa­ fore coming back to a 3-6, 6-4, 9- innings CHARLIE RAGNO ed three more. Hal Carlson and PFs. knocked in three and Tommy WE CATER TO: Justice says the English jury M S M B E t sions,” Smith said. 2 against Rita Bentley, the 84- Today’s Games Lee Bergamini each homered V ESSO Once again Jack Holik was the Harper two. e Banquets s Weddings system is out of date but noth­ May Be Able to Shell Egg A & A Smith played Emerson once, year-old British player who re­ Baltimore (Bunker 7-4) at cuMl had one other hit for the 405 MAIN ST. f -i Reuben Plen’s Rockville Tops South Windsor big man. He hurled a two-hit­ s Gatherings ing can be done about it. •t Orange, N.J., last year. cently made the Wlrightman California (Brunet 5-4), night Oilers who lost their second s Group Meetings Minnesota (Perry 2-2) at De­ ter in winning and contributed DODGEXtS -BRAVES— TEL. 649-5533 "I sometimes wonder how ROME (AP) — Italian ra- answer—how nmich pressure to PUMP SERVICE "He ■whipped me, but at least cup team after 16 years on the a . Bob Bergln, Denny game of the week. of every description Texaco Sfafion troit (MclLain 11-8) Claude Osteen held Atlanta to anyone gets convicted,” the seerchers have developed an exert in closing or opening the Water Systems and Pumps I learned a lot about his game,” tournament circuit; Bloking, Carl Ecabert, Mark An­ Billiards 031 500 x—9-12-2 Kansas City (Lindblad 2-3) at We have the “Know-How*’ * T^n«-Ups high justice, Lord Parker, told a artiflcitd hand with a degree of hand—is sent to the tiny motor ■aid Smith. The two favorites for the Legion Home Today, derson and Bob Brindamour also five bdts in eight innings and Wyman 003. 001 3— 7-11-5 381 Main Street Jacuzzi Goulds Cleveland (EeU 7-2), twi-night triggered Loa Angeles’ four-run to please yon! police college Friday. sensitivity and pressure 'varia­ inside the artificial hand itself. Two days ago Smith watched women’s title are going strongly hit well for the winners. Orlowski and Irish; Noske * Engine Cleaning Fairbanks Morse Chicago (Peters 3-9) at New eighth ■with a single. Osteen "The law is hopelessly out of tion described as approaching The hand was developed by another American hope, Charlie — Margaret Smith of Australia, Jim LoPenta and A1 Pouliot and Lutzen. Phone 643-9149 York (Stottlemyre 6-7) scored the first run, and John Church Com ers Inn * Minor Repairs date. that of the normal human hand. Nicolo, Dr. Alberto Isidori, 24 Hour Paaairell of Santurce, P.R., fall two times winner, and Maria collected the PF hits. Washington (Bosman 1-4) at Roseboro singled home the la 860 Main St., East Hartford “ Many feel that the jury sys­ It is expected to enable Prof. Ant^o Ruberti, and Hydramatic Transmission Emergency to Emerson’s ruthless backhand Bueno of Brazil, three times Sunday and Monday Dillon 033 010-7-8-4 Phone 289-4SS9 * Stam ps Service On Boston (Sheldon 4-9) tem has outlived its usefulness. maimed persons to shell a Rome University physiologists. Repairing ■ervice returns. winner. Police & Fire 001 000-1-2-4 two. Phil Regan pitched the la;.; Benefit Monday Ail Work Guaranteed AU Makes inning for the D in e rs. But this country is wedded to boiled egg. Nicolo said persons who have ‘ Tie’s very strong on that Returning to Mt. Nebo this afternoon will be Man­ Holik and Berg;in; LaPenta, * • • The 10th annual Kerfjr Mc­ this system and nothing will The device, developed by a only recently lost a hand can Texaco Lubrication Service CaU H artford ■Me,” Smith said. ‘ 1 know it’s a chester’s American Legion baseball team against East M. Maloney and J. Maloney. MANCHESTER remove it. study group of Italy’s Natiwial learn to command the artificial hard job stopping Emmo from Hartford. First pitch is listed at 4 o’clock. Tomorrow PIRATE8-P1I1L&— Guire Memorial softball-schol­ We Give Green Stamps 5 2 S - 3 9 9 3 Service Santiago Man in Hurry ------1----- Ostnnsky RUG CLEANING “There wfere 11 very angry Research CouncU, was ex­ hand successfully in a matter of Dube Tool Co. Utting the service back, but at afternoon the locals host Willimantic at 1:30 and Mon­ Bob Veale outdueled Flriladel- arship game between the Dovel- plained at the 13Ut international Special Taps and Gages ettes (14-6) and twice former DEALER IN WASTE COMPANY men and u id R and muscles to work. Decimal- Sizes Fyom Painting— Decorating eyes ■wore on two young Ameri- Sports add 18 K Rockville Les Rago and Paul Misselwitz all ers by Roberto Clemente, Jesse ed Mtonday, night at East Hart­ Phone 643.0012 .080 thru JWO in Steps of .001 go, the Boston Red Sox’ right­ day night as tile Red Sox de-, gion Juniors will be held this police and 1’U never convict operates on principles being oans — Smith and Daids (Xipper Ail alone in first place in the singled in the third, and an er­ Gonder and Willie Stargell. ford High School Field at 6:15. RAGS, IRON Meyer Steel Plug Gages hander, is a man In a blurry- feaited the Washington Senators afternoon at 5 o’clock at Cheney anyone.” studied by Soviet and American COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL CHff Richey, of Dallas, Tex. zone standings today is Rock- ror and balk accounted for three Either Ted Kachnowriti or In Steps of .001 All he ww te to do 1b stay 5-1 before a “ Family Night” Tech Field and at 11 o’clock 3.D A Y space reseapohers sericing to 'WliUe Smith took on Emerson, ■ville following last night's 6-1 runs and a 6-0 lead. ASTROS 43ARDS— Geoige Dynowski ■will hurl for SCRAP METAL Carr lane Jig and Fixture Farts crowd of 14,431 at Fenway Sunday morning s'! ,the same enable astronaut, to keep con­ Radio Today Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting Service Richey faced another powerful healthy. arin over South Windsor and Jim Righthander Joe Kayan went Houston’s Dave Nichol the Doves while Metro Szeryk SERVICE Temple for Tooth BaU Lock Pins AiMtrahan — TVmy Roche, the Santiago, acquired from the Paak. site. trol of spaceships even when Needham at South Windsor. the distance. He allowed six drove in one nm with a tr1( wlU pitch for Raybestos. aud PAPER KANDY, Ceykm —The moun­ Borite Boring Kars—Carbide Complete Insurance Coverage who !■ seeded No. 2. Kansas City AthSeiticB’ farm Shakily oft a weM on his tain city of Kandy, 72 miles east unable to lift a finger because of l:OOMike53!2Sr“ “ Also Representing Other Rockville has won all three zone hits, fanned two and walked 4:00 Long John Wule E st. 1915 One Aroericah star is already system last winter, fired a six- right forearm caused by a line Annual Jaycee Golf Touma- - 781 PARKER ST. of the capital, Colombo, is the tremendous aoo^ration forces. 8:00 Dick SobinBon Quality Manufacturers starts with the next start Sunday two. Needham struck out nine; 1:00 Nefwa, Sign O ff abot in a game against Balti­ ment for boys, 14-18, will be-’- T ^ 648-5785 or 648-5879 FURNITURE CLEANING 'i^ritual home of Buddhists the The idea is to enable men to 5 John, East Hartford—289-6459 in Windsor Locks. It was Needham’s single follow­ , „ WBCH—*1# more last Sunday, Santiago held Monday at the Manches­ WorUd over for it contains the give orders to instruments 1:00 MaUn«e Today’s game will bring ing hits by Skip Hale and Rog turned in a tremendous per­ ter Ooimtry Club. Entries must Temple of the ’Tooth, where a merely by oontraeting their 4 :» Hwtford HigiiUabtS WM. DICKSON & SON spring teammates from East Letfeb'vre that produced South 7:00 N ew . formance, striking out seven be received at the Pro Shop by tooth revered ae one of Budtfiia’a muscles, thereby generating 7:30 Giuligfat Catholic against one another. ■Windsor’s cmly run in the third. and not ■walking a batter. tonight. The annual JC track reposes. faint body currents Gtat can be U:00 Quiet Hoar. Tel. 649-0920— ^Manchester, Conn The 'vlsltora will feature Ed Lit- Standings picked up by sensna placed on 3:00 ^ o n COLUMBUS G. T. LaBONNE "This has to be one of ,my Pet. meet was run off this morning SUNDAY NITE , ^ „ w n c —MW win. Bob Kowalchik, Mike Masi- W. the skin. 1:00 N ew . HEAVY DUTY best games,” Santiago said. "I uk, Steve (Jonnelly and Tony Rockville ...... S 1.000 at Memorial Field. — A T 7 :3 0 ----- 1:16 Hocne Decorator and ASSOCIATES, INC. was real fast ■with my fast ball The artificial hand has a var­ 1:30 GOP Oonventtoo Foran, all East players. The lo­ Manchester ...... Z 1.000 ANNOUNCEMENT iable-speed thumb, aUowing a SHOCK and slider and had g o ^ oontrol. .667 Second annual LaBonne Invi­ NASCAR iiSSSi.S?' cal lineup is dotted arith Eagle South Windsor . . . .2 mmsi person tq^ alter the pressure of Graatw Hartford's l)YN AM IC Insuraaca My arm is stiH sore where I got WUllmantlc ...... 2 .667 tational Golf Tournament will be Modifiod Edwards Secretarial «:0 0 N«wa performers. his pindiing movement in a «:80 Monitor ABSORBERS Agency bit by the line drive by (Ltris) Brad Bushey is expected to Windsor Locks .... 1 .838 staged Monday at the Ellington Spoittmaii IlH MW 111 Jtb. . , M kwI jw dwiiptlkitnt L J Service announces the flash when piddng up a senai- U :0 0 News AxMilcio, but it didn’t bother me .333 Ridge Country Club. Partlcl- NM for H... Is coin to milriimM aqifliiilaqiMvl Him ■ 11:30 Spectrum pitch for Manchester, Paul Sen- Stafford ...... 1 opening of a complete Uve object. 1:30 Spectrum a bit.” Danielson ...... 1 .388 pants will incltKle Clayton Gen- qontioi« Mlart. . . to UH?. . . kw to Hr 3:00 News, Sign OK atore for East Hartford. More primitive artificial BRINGS YOU Santiago, who Ukes to w o k East Hartford ...... 1 .383 gras and Eld May, Gme Kelly tu x K fir (MMit kd» N MW MO NkiikiC iiki typing, stenographic, , wnw’-iii# '^^Donalds Last night, I^ k v ille scored hands operated wires from 1:00 News fast when on the mound, early in bating the stroi^- Thompsonvllle ...... 1 .250 reports. bookkeeping, 1:16 Weekend Distributed By the forearm muscles graq> ob­ |:to YaoW va WUte »oa h am b u r g er s- breesed through the Senators in armed Needham. Two runs in R A C t 4 . .mimeograpUng and jects abruptly and can break 4:40 Wwlceiid YANKEE a gome which required only two Red Stoiith, of Manchester, 6:00 News the aeoond were enough to win Sluiiriuiid stmciling service at: ddicate thingB by croBtaing. But 6 : » W M kwid hours and two minutes. and three more in the third was State amateur golf champ, had S^JsA asam m with the Kalian ddvioe, aaid HI- 7:00 Nmm Inaljsdi a 33-39—^72 round in the North­ ADMlSSKm— fSJM 723 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 MANCHESTER "1 like to work fast, but (Man­ the frosting cm the cake. MM ftEBNORl 7:10 W eekend^ WARM-UP TIME east Invitational first round Edwards Building colon impulses from the arm 10:36 OfeUne ager) Billy Herman and (pitch­ CXiarlie Rago was the standout Saturday, June 25 yesterday in Blast Providence. BUY THE PAINT THAT*S WORTH THE WORK Vomon Circk muscles ars analyssd in a apUt U:30 saver PtaMws AUTO PARTS ing coach) Sal MagUe are after lor Rockville with four hits, six 13:00 N ew . PRECEDING YANKEE BALLGAMES Smith won the state amateur second by an electrooic circuit 13:16 lu ia O ff me to take a litUe more time,” ■tolen bases and two runs Legkm vs. Blast Hartford, 4— THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Vernon, Connecticut S70 BROAD S o muirsday in Bridgeport. He box worn at the belt. W POP—1419 Ink for tie itMen lirelies... McDoiald't* be axpUned. ‘*Tbey*want me to ■cored. Art Wheelook added two Nebo 1:00 Lou Terri W IN F - 1230 O N YOlfR DIAL trails the leaders by three Phone 875-5329; 643-4510 Tiny body ourrent. generatsd 8:00 Jfen Maetow 44 WEST CtNTER WREET think a MMIa Mt mesa out Sunday, J o m 20 >) PAI.NTS ■ “ I K«> Oritfia Open Batmdays imtu 5 P JO. strok«B> Kay Giard, Manager by the muscles aza nnfitiiMl S,« tbesa." ffingle by Oust Zohoer, awRc liegioa vs. WlUlnaantie, 1:90 000 limes bsOora analjMs. 9Rhi' SILVER U N E EXTENSION

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BMp Wanted—Mak M Mdp Wanted—Male 36 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, JSANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1966 BiBiness Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN p a g b t e n O f fe r e d 1 3 EXPERDENCaXI cazpentara MOW' HCRING — Experienced eaxpeotere, pattern makers or BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with BlAJOR HOOPLB dOimBVfiflT needed, peM bottdaya and vw- REINTAIS—Power roller, dialn ABOUT ONE 1UMG« ooUon, iDMiramoe program. apprenttees for building forms, LITTLB SPORTS CLASSIFIED saws, trail roller and aerator, as IT WON’T GOOUT Forhee, Inc. 649-5392. good pay, beneflts, opportuni­ Rivers 9 lawn vac, rototiUers. Also sales OF STYLE! m x ty for advancement. Mr. Keith, S and service on all lawn eqnip- WANTBD -T- Joomeyman eleo- 648-012^ 3 8 Birw in eesln ll ment Capitol Equipment, 38 LOOK JUST AS tilolaii, steady employmenL miy ADVERTISING Main S t. 643-7953. STUnO 10 YEARS WQson Electrical Company, IBiwiBHnr aeScottiihlak* ltak» FSOMNOW* 849-4817. ■ 1tluM~iii Timi 41 Whole c( DRUAJNG and blasting — all > DEAN MACHINE VWtTM^AetT -----V 43Pexkdf o f time CLASSH1ED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS SSibeHanxtrac types oompreseor work. We are FTRST eSass machkdat and die PRODUCTS ■mOU6H tfS AU. *t UNoUon BimSeiity i i 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. (cenb.lonn) fuEy insured. No waiting peri­ maker. We are offering a ll tirat tHAKTViflJ'tOORAJWlTUPOn'^ ifi AijTHENTICATORVtAM* UHaOl 4TE0OW with open 166 Adeima St., Manriiester T16KT,BD00SH«W/3UAY 10:M AAL — 8 ATDBDAY • A.M. lal, 888478B. Has tenmediata openiqgs Bor the 60U46 TO SUVP AN INWMOIOM /W UChuM 48 Since Mlg., 2M Hartford Rd. MAKiASBR WHO WORKED A R£UEF . V MSincinrToin follow in g : BUGGS BUNNY PITCHER MORETHAMTWICEAV/EEK/J ISNetmrbdit SlHeedCFrO 28 Bargain eitnt TYPEWRITJBKS — Standard S2Tnte, aen ewidmd PLEASE READ YOUR AD and electric. Biqiaired, over­ Turret Lathe Oporatois — dayt AND REMEMes^ WARMIN6 ITIWeMlMr UnM TTnnseetha SSPolveriaed PARAGON TOOL CO., Inc. COONT6 HALF A TURN/j 18 Ankle 88 Wee oiMtnea Sllucniina S4Dedkatod ClaMifled or "Want Ada” are taken over tke phene no a hauled, rented. Addbig nut- and nigdrta UVende 3Sllote«iArf oonvenleBee. The advertieer diaald read Ue ad the TIBST SlBceenfe M B h w in nielmeine STSqnrtter (dangl ebines rented and rewired. Has Immediate Hardtnge Operators ^— nights 3SCabk netn I^«Und SBedactor^ DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT BSRORS la time Bor the Pickup and deUveiy aervice. 88 Teat flavor of next InnerdMi. The Herald le reaponaihie far only ONE Incor­ Openings For: M0VIN6 0 -* s r dOMlddayi Tale Tjp ewiltar Servtee, 649- Tool Miakers and Machtiiiets —■ CO. dSDiieetton rect or omitted famertlon for any advertisement and then only S tS T ^ BOWN- 44Ezchang« to the extant of a "make good” InaerttmL K m rs which do not 4888. days and nights a8Wine(ft.) tmmetea Tool Makers (Jig and fix­ lessen the vahie of the advertteement wffl not bo ourtected b j ATTYCSB, cellars, garages and tures). All Around Machin­ Surfaoe Grinder — days "cSSSi^f** as^SSite 4SLaafo,aea "make good” InsertloB. S 3 S 8 ffia ^ 8 Looked Mkenee 26 Prone to mate yaitls cleaned, trash hauled to ists, First Oaas Bridge­ dSWiltiW ted port and lAthe Operators, Production Milling Operatocs — SSSenuce^ dBlverln dum p. R easonable. Call 843- B e m & asugcessfjl eaenasetw swltoeriand 2 7 StripUn«’e SOPeer GbHit'h Horizontal Milling Machine days and niglita 35 mother 8819. DESIGNER OF YKMEH^ 6 Uncommon nickname ____ (Rookvllle, Tan Wee) MWS IS SIMPLY A MATTER Operators, Stock Man, an rHP A 9 W LAVOIE BROTHERS —general BRINGING AH UGLY older man preferred. n r 643-2711 875-3136 COLLEGE students Interested work, chain saw, lots cleaned, SITUATION TO A HEAO- We are willing to tr^ w trees removed, landscaping. anyone who is interest^ in excellent summer Income Completely Insured. T oft free ^ I m A c ZSk in learning to be an all plus opporiunity to compete for i r estim ate ca ll 742-7849, 875-8S45 A. CAFAKAItO around machlnisL Top student awards of up to $1,000. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? ai9 oKmeoHAn^ wages, liberal overtime and Highly reputable company. anytim e. »cHK*acmoY,H.V. t -a y cw«» w »«.*■« fringe benefits, excellent F or an appointm ent ca ll 528- uKe 24-Heur Answering Service SALES AND Service on Aliens, working eooditioiia. Apply 670S. BY V. T. HAMLIN non . Hnhn Eekpse, Jaootwon lawn A L L Y OOP CORPUS Free to Heraid Readers mowers. Also HomeUte obain Painting— Papeiinc 21 Schools and Claasea 33 Help Wanted—Female 3^5 ySi>ieiHama,aaM« saws and Intematkkial Cub 269 Adams St., Manchester cxvil> e n g i n e e r — estimat­ THOUaHTNOU WBi,THERE lYEP/ ITlL TAKE A PRETTY NOW I'D BETTER COMPANION — housekeeper RETURN OUR Want lafermatlon on one of onr efawdaed advnrthensMlat Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ INTERIOR and exterior paint­ ing take-off work and field con- VtXi HAVE J HEALTHY MEN'S CLUB No afoawnr at the toletAnme Itetodr GUmply oaO tha tor elderly lady, live in, own IT, VOCI / TO SURVIVE THIS KIND ment and sharpening service ing, wallpaper removed, fully EARN UP TO $225 eupervision tor site and road ■’ OF A CONFRONTATION.' insured. Rene B elanger, 643- room , salary. Call 649-3616 aft­ MECHANIC tor Bowl-Mor pin contractor. Submit resume to 2 on aU makes. L & M Equip­ A WEEK DRIVING er 6 p.m . setter machine, win train. Ap­ ment Oorp., Route 83, Vernon, 0612 o r 644-0804. Ihomas OoUa, Conn. Construe- EDWARDS THE BIG RIGS ply in person, Hmx<-TIME mature sales la­ tton C orp., 261 B road St. oiharge-^Enterprls.s 1945, 39 Spencer SL, Manchester. ANSWERIND SERVICE Ing, interior and exterior, pa- JOBS WAITING dies to work in youth apparel PRESS OPERATORS O f store, excellent working condi­ WANTED — Part-time service WANTED — Lawns to mow — perlMinging, wallpaper re­ tions. App9y In person, Mari- IT 6VMI5N - 875-2519 why do it. Let me do IL Call moved. Wallpaper books on re­ Train Now—Pay Later station attendant, evenings. FORK LIFT OPERATORS Mads, 691 Main St. Must be 18 o r old er and have and leave yonr meaaage. ¥ 00*0 hear (ran oar advertiser la me anytime. 875-1852. quest. Fully insured. Free es­ PACKERS time wMioat apendtaig all avenlag at the M e^one. tim ates. CaU 649-^658. driver's license. Apply in per­ ?S- If you can pass a physlcsd MOTHEStS HELPER to live in First Shift — 46 Hour Week ALL TYPES septic tank work, and need a steady job year son, Gordon's Atllantic Service, anjd outside painting. tor aummer. Must Hke children. 5 trenching, land clearing, land INSIDE Inc., West Rd., EMington. AatomobQes For Sale 4 'round, here Is your oppor­ 16 years o r older. 649-8780. EASTERN BOILER excavating, truck work. Ernie Ton name your own price. tunity of a lifetime to en­ CARPENTERS, lay-out men, 99 Loomis St., Manchester HERALD 1966 VOLKSWAGEN convertible, Dolbosz, 843-0517. Special rates for homeowners ter the trucking Industry new ca r guarantee. Call 649- 66 or over. 649-7868, 916-8401. NOW. QUALITY TRAIN­ framers and helpers. Mak Con­ 6414 anytim e. ING, the largest company struction Co. CaH 648-2282, 876- BT Household Services PAINTING BY Dick Fontame, approved school in the east FULL TIME 8702 after 6 p.m . NOTICE 88 BOX LETTERS Offered 13-A interior and exterior. Paper needs 250 men to be trained BY AL VERMEER EXPERIENCED painters arant- OF THE PRISCILLA’S POP 1955 CHEVROLETT, running con ­ hanging and wall paper remov­ for local and long distance F or Y oor ed. Inside and outside woric. COLLECTOR OF dition, best offer. 644-8526. REWEAVING of hums, moth al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. driving. Train with the best 'AND 1'LL‘^ holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ CLERICAL Call 649-4343. REVENUE NOW REMEMBER, rrSTO HELP InformatiMi Q uality workm anship. CaU on both Diesel and gas BUrTWDAY. CARLVLE! YOU'RE NCfT TO SPEND PUT TtKJ USE WHAT'S OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS dow shades made to measure, evenings, 246-9598. trucks. Phone 1-249-7771 All persons liable by law to <^UARTER5' THROUGH LEFT TO SET 1983 PONTIAC Grand P rix, |1.- all sizes Venetian blinds. Key- anytim e. pay Town Taxes are hereby M E U P IN t h e wriiWATJi will not PAIN TER’ S He4>er. CaU 646-1420 COLLEGE 750. CaU 649-4349, a fter 6. made while you wait. Tape re­ EKPBRT Paperhanging — all POSITION notified that I will have a lata BUSINESS diarlfsw tb* Identity of after 6 p.m . any advertiser ustaig box cord ers fo r renL M arlow 's, 867 materials, specializing in Due to a change in opera­ BUI for the List of 1965 of 42.6 1963 CHEVROLET — converti­ lettess. Readers answer- Main., 649-620. vinyls, sanitas, ■walltex, m ur­ tions, several excellent op­ mills on the dollar for the Town ble, flooir shift, for parts, best Help Wanted—^Female 35 lag blind box ads who als. Call evenings, free esti­ portunities have developed of Manchester, of 3.65 mUls on desire to protect their o ffe r. CMl 643-4718. m ates, 644-8801. ABLE AMBITIOUS BnUding—Contraetiiig 14 WAITRESS —evenings, must be In^jjur office. All Require the dollar for the Fire Depart­ Identity can follow this o v e r 21. Apply in person. A ca­ the interest and capacity ment Taxing District of the procedu re: M ERCURY 1963 M onterey, 2 • PAINTING — Exterior and in MEN door, breezeway, hardtop, mint ADDITIONS —remodeling, ga­ terioT, reasonable rates. 643 d ia Restaurant, 108 Tolland to do figure work; some Town of Manchester, and of 6 Enclose your reply to the j condition, immaculate, many rages, rec rooms, batiirooms 2009. Tpke, Manchester. will require the use of add­ mills on the dollar for the Spe­ box hi an envelope — extras. W eekdays ca ll 648-4801. tiled, kitchens remodeled. Call ing or calculating ma^ 100 Job openings in the cial Parking Authority Taxing W AITRESS OVER 21. Part-tim e addressed to the dassi- Call 528-6075 evenings, 7i9 p.m . Leon Cieezynstd, B uilder, 649- -chines. trucking Industry. Let New District of the Town of Man­ \yUl train. Guaranteed w ages. fied Manager, Manchester and weekends 1-6 p.m. 4291. Floor Flniaiilns 2 ‘ England Tractor Trailer ch ester. Evening Herald, together Apply in person, Armandos FLOOR SANDING and reflnlflh- These openings should Training show you how to Each such tax is due and with a memo listing the 1960 PfMSITIAC C atalina sta - NEWTON H. SMITH & SON-1 Restaurant, Route 6, East ing (speeializing in older prove exceptionally inter­ make from' $200 to $225 per payable, one-half on the first 4yjk.. <•» »ni»WHi>.ar.Tii.«w.us.M.e«.TMA tm Mf *aS companlea you do NOT tion wagon, automatic, low Remodeling, repairing, addi­ W indsor. floors). Waxing floors. Paint- esting to those whose fam­ week. We train on gas and day of July 1966, and one-half m at to see your letter. mileage, good condition, $650. tions, rec rooms, garages, ing. Paperhanging. No Job too CLERK — Small modem air- ilies are now in school and diesel tractors and tank on the first day of January BY KEN MUSE Tour letter win be de- or best offer. Call 649-5513 af­ porches and roofing. No job WAYOUT stroy.4d if the advertiser is small. John VerfalUe, 649-5750. who wish to return to of­ trailera. Part or full time 1967; provided, however, that te r 5 p.m. too smaU. Call 649-3144. conditioned office, full benefits, one you’ve mentioned. If interesting w ork. Call 289-2708, fic e w ork. training, budget plan avail­ any tax amounting to not more not it will be handled in QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, CANPHIL Floor covering, 73 Mrs. Caesar. able. Licensed by Motor Ve­ than fifty dollars shall be due J 1959 CHEVROLET Bel Air—2- fhm ^ifuiini m anner. Birdh St. Wall to wall carpet­ and payable in one installment door, 6 cylinder, green. Call dormers, parches, basements You win find our company hicle Department, member ing, linoleum. Free estimates. 643-1986 after 6 p.m. refinlsbed, cabinets, bullt-ins, a pleasant one to w ork In of the Motor Transportation on July 1, 1966. E xpert installation. C all 648- formica, aluminum, vinyl, with above average fringe Association of Conn. Call FaUura to make flrat pay­ 1218, o r 649-2986. TURN SCENTS Lost and Foand 1 1965 GTO — 4 speed, excellent steel, ceramo siding. William benefits, convenient free anytime. Hartford ment by August 1, 1966 renders condition. BeBt offer. 649-5751 Bobbins Carpentry Service, the whole tax delinquent. Sec­ LOST—Blue and yellow para­ INTO DOLLARS parking and In-plant cafe­ from 8:30-6 pm. Bond S tod cfl— ond payment becomes delin- keet, vicinity Branford St., 649-8446. teria. Summer time is fragrance 247-1358 , q u ^ after February 1, 1067. answers to "Jackie.” 649-8871 Mortfe 27 1956 OHRYSLEIR — New paint, COMPLETE remodeling serv­ time. Take orders fo r Interest is figured from due after 5 p.m. all power, radio and heater, ice. Roofing, siding, garagee, MORTGAGE LOANS — first, APPLY 0 Avon’s popular fragrances date at the rate of % of 1% second, tiard, all kinds realty, PERMANEfTT part-time man, 8 FOUND — male Irish Setter $250. or best stffer. 643-0815. rec rooms, concrete work, cab­ — New Unforgettable — per month or fraction of a 'AA0THER5 statewide, credit rating unnec­ -12 a.m., car required, no sell­ puppy. Call Bolton Dog War­ inet and counter work, cera­ Honeysuckle — and many FIRST NATIONAL m onth. 1961 FAJLCON, 2-door wagon, m ic tile, floor tile. Call 649- essary. Reasonable, confiden­ ing, $200 month m inim um . BEN CASEY den, 649-7601. others. Earn $30 to $40 a Said taxes are payable at the good condition, 644-1715, 6-© 2349 fo r free estim ates. tial, quick arrangem^ts. Alvin STORES Write Box A, Manchester Her­ p.m . week in spare time seeing Office of the Collector of Reve­ LOST — Passbook No. 97041. Lundy A gency, 527-7971, 988 ald, giving age and present CARPENTRY — Concrete work, to women in your neigh­ Park and Osddand Aves., nue in the Municipal Building— Savings Bank of Manchester. 1964 PON TIAC GTO— ^Immac­ Main St., Hartford, evenii^. borhood. We train you. type of emi^ymenl. We will F?IMISHH>! ICOOIP anything from cellar to roof, East Hartford Monday through Friday— Application made for payment. ulate, gold, with gold Interior, 233-6879. Call now! Phone: 289-4922. contact you for appointment. e a t a f r b k h inside and out, no substitute for 8:30 A.M. to 4:00 PM ., ex­ z •financing available. 649-4946. BY FRANK OTVEAL HORHWITHAN060E qualdy work, satisfaction guar- SEKXIND MOR’TGAGB — Un- m a n For work in Cumberland cept SHORT RIBS INTERBSTTNG position 'with Announcements 2 TWO 1955 CADILLACS—con­ anteed, competative prices, no Umlted " ' ' ftmds' available for sea- Farm store, 3 evenings, jrius Thursday, July 28, 1966— job too small. D & D Carpen­ ond mortgages, payments to MANAGER — Working, large high earnings, train now to be 8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M., vertible, runs, hardtop, for snack bar chain needs consci­ som e Sunday 'work. Call 649- N X SEE TYPEWRITERS and adding Mrs. E3ectrolux in your home parts, best offer. 649-4712. try, days 643-1904, evenings 649- suit your budget Expedient 8063 before 4 p.m . and Saturday, July 30, 1966 ^WMATMSU machines for- lease. Yale Type­ 8880. serv ice. J. D . B ealty, 643-6129. entious, mature manager. Ex­ town end surrounding areas. —8:30 A.M. to 12 Noon. aaean; w riter S ervice, 649-4986. 1967 PONTIAC — 2-door, Star cellent pay and fringe boie- Come in and learn about our Ernest R. MocheU Jr. Chief fully automatic, $160. CARPENTRY—32 years expe­ fits. Including bonus plan. Ap­ program , at 1123 Main St. E ast Collector of Revenue TREAT YOUR rugs to an Elec­ Business Opportunity 28 INVITATION CaU 649-1717. rience, complete remodeling, , ply for interview King's Dept. Hartford or call tor an appodnt- VlftKmRTHAT.PiSMAN^ trolux (R) enjoy cleaner, additions, rec rooms, concrete Store, Green Manor Blvd. m ent, S28-6702. WITH THE MAESTRO, HES ^ brighter, longer lasting rugs. 1967 CHEVROiLET wagon, very work and garages. References TO BID BAKERY Saleslady — experi­ ACCOMPUSHS) WDNO05S. Come in or call Electrolux, good condition, 9 passenger, given, free estimates. CaU 64S- Sealed bids will be received 1128 M ain St., B ast H artford, $250 or best offer, 649-9925. 2629. BUY enced. Good hours, good wages, Help Wanted—^Male 36 at the office of the General WANTED ■ ■ *- steady position. Apply in per­ MAyBE THE BCy WONDER tS G0M6 628-0606. Manager, 41 Canter Street, 1969 FORD Fairlane 500, con­ son, Parkade Bakery, Shopping 100QMEOFPIT. . Roofing—Si^g 16 FLOOR manager wanted for Manchester, Cloim.,______until_____ July Oean, Late Model ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ vertible, in good running con­ YOUR OWN P arkade. Arthur Drug. Interesting work ^^“ at 11:80 a.m. for Front End ers, sales and service, bonded dition, yours fo r $250. Call 649- BIDWELL HOME Improvement and good salary with beneflte. Loader—2 Cubic Yard Capac- USED CARS MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl representative. Alfred Amell, 2909 after' 4:30 p.m . Cai^EANING wom an — 10 hours Co. — Roofing, siding, altera­ Apply in P e^. ity. Bid forms, plans and spe- 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester, ______r » r . — SERVICE weekly, hours can be arranged. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE tions, additions and lemodel- atein or Ate. Gasper, 942 Main eijicatlons are available at the Top Prices Paid o a t 644-8141. 1905 CHEVROLET Malibu 88, Apply Conn. Construction Corp. F or AD Makes B B 0 iA D M A / e e ... B a r h & l u OilALU 117,000 miles, 4 on floor, con- ing of aU types. ExceUent 261 Broad St St., Manchester.______ControUeris Office, 66 Center AND AW.V I INTRODUCE T wWELL, WELL* A NAVY GUV w oa z tjKfHBPb >HO(2i£M2> ALWAVe Be^A 'verrtlble, bucket seats. 049-1618. workm anship. 649-8496. STATION - Street, Manchester, Connecti­ ZiGENERAL TAM OF NORTH wrm A CHARLIE GENERAL. ANPR^/N0Ta^ ANDTHINNBRi RESEMBLES TH' BRITISH Sian? Don’t despair! Bee Hon­ Motocyclea— Bicycles 11 heating aervlee, eoaqtlete new —ASB/tAaBNASBKASS!\ BUSreRBUTZ! HERUNSA SIREN PfUOHTSNEP IT OFFl B im THINK HES tMHSNASH* lASy^WITH A . Evenings and Weekends Iona factmr is centr^y located in Manchester. He'S WrMANOTHeR HIQHTCWBINDAHSVIUe! CHAP WHO CLAIMED A UFO est Douglas. Inquire about low­ bathroom hMtaHat.l<«ui and lOOKtCMMU E V B im m LYIN61 MUCH p e e p e r RANHlSCARIMTH'PrrCKJI 1966 D U G A 'n Sebring 360 cc, bathroom remodeling, 30 years Mr. Smith 236-0413 TO BID THAT BLARNEY SAID ABOUT AHAM/TMeKBAinABLe est down, smallest paymehfa VdCEt ^FROMTOFMeKBESESTATEi conservatively customed, low in business. Bail VanCamft Sealed bids wiS be received CHKK/s m u e i H £ - —onrHeFAeswe/ anywhere. No small loan or fi- WANTED m ileage. Call 528-3942. 649-4749. at the office of the General Isn’t it smarter to switch to Iona than fight the MBoe oomphhy plan. Pouglaf O r W rite Manager, 41 Center Street, half mile walk to and from jrour car each day? MMora. 888 Main. B O m PLUMBING and beating SKILLED Manchester, Conn., until July Iona’s huge paiiung lot is 30 seconds away from 1900 BSA — R oad R ocket, 650 repairs, alterotiana, dectrie RagOSaEflSTDN; take over P.O. Box 71, East Hartford 12, 1966 at 11:00 a.m. for One AUTO MECHANIC o c . Can 7 -^ -m a . . and gas hot water heaters, free yonr woik area. paymeniB, no caA needed 'with %-Ton Pickup ’Truck. . Bid estim ates. CUl 643-1496. Good pay and M age beneOte. 1962 TRIUMPH, newly paint­ Private Instroctioiis 32 forms, plans and specifications average credit. 1963 Chevrolet Excellent working conditions. Im pala, 1966 Ford Mustang, ed, $500. or best offer. 643- EVENINO mathematics course are available at the Control- Isn’t it smarter to switch to Iona where You’D be U61 Volkswagen oonvertiUe. 4844. Millinery, Dressmaking lY to review High School math*- Office, 66 Center Street. Apply in person an individual than it is to fight, being just a dock JJ Osfi 289«284, a«k lor Graham matica, followed by introduc- Mancheeter, Connecticut, ----- DRAPES, Tmancea, etc. — Cus­ number? Hohnea. tlon to college math. Coume Town of Mancheater, DIUON SALES BoaineaB Serviees tom made to your measure- starts June 27. C all 643-6289 Connecticut CREIHT BY PHONE. Need a O ffered 13 /inenta,' lined or unlin^. For & S01VICE lor details. Rotoerft B. Weiss, e a r? Mo caMi needed, 100 ca r \ further information call after $19 MAIN ST. IONA IS A PERSONAL EMPLOYER 8HARPEN1NU flervlca — ^Saws, General Manager selection. Aafc ter Mr. Bnm- 3, 643-1W.3. MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLlAM5 knives, axes, ahaan^ akates, nar, 289-8266, dealer. J l ------We are an eqnal opportunitr employer of mot fiotaiT Hades. QHcfc oertlce. Notice is hereby given that a pitelic bearing will be held in and w 1 8 BIATTBISrep HASASLUAAP' OR.A.8 THIS NEED THAT WHEEL­ ing 165 Capitol Avenue, Hart­ eral factory workers. AAR. TO GIVE IT tion, 790x14 tires, good. Price dally 7-6. Huroday 7-0. Satvr- iNAnownHAr&WHyjWHVl NOW AND THEN. THINS, V4ILL CHAIR A N Y MORE. TO A POOR ford, on THURSDAY, July 7, CUSTOM MADE ABeRAMmy*- reaaonaU e. C all 643-63X2. d ay 7-4. 641-7M6. MANCHESTER DeUvery. Ught YOU ------SOUL WHO 1966 at 10:45 a.m., upon Ap­ IHAd^AU. REALLY DOES trucking and package deUveiy. SLIPCOVERS ANO DRAPERIES tMe V(HJOBWAGEN — 1963, large LAND CLEABlNa. tree re- Refrigerators, washers and plication 66-9 of Esliger Limou- DON-T FIGHT IT! SWITCH TO: PnCHM» ■untDaf, engine eneeilent, $850 moral, and chain i atove moving spefialty. FoUbiig aine Service, Inc., of 33 Grant FORXXI A Mkteud, TOBMi (StIiAs tr Striim) Altt UplMlttMiH T»«Y| or heat offer. 6634B0L chairs ter rent 6460162. Road, Manchester, Connectient, ■for authority to operate two do DAKS taaa wHla, B ilftt T t m 1904 PONTIAC Bonneville, 4- (2) additional or a total of A 6H0MIBR1 fireplacea, flagstone terraoM. Painting Papering 21 door hardtop, orig;lnal owner, three (3) motor vehicles in IONA MANUFACTURING CO. showroom condition, 876-9370. All concrete repaira Reason- Call MISS ROBERTS TWO SCHOOL teachers now ac­ General Livery' Service under aide prioaa 6O-08SL r e g e n t s t r e e t —MANCHESTER 1964 MEROURY Monterey con­ cepting summer orders ter its Permit No. 2124. SlMtM UaytiM vertible. white with red in- TREE REMOVAL.—Land olear- iMuse painting specials, inter- Public Utilities Conunlssiosi tarior. OriglnM owner. Good iBg, priming, wood tor oola, lor and exterior. Free eetl- George J. Griffin, 7 IM 1H affte I PJL aondlttte 6MI-6680. 646-3009, PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1966

Houses For Sate 72 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale' 75 Suburban For Sate fS ■ ei' ■' I ^Houses For Sale 72 Holism For Sate 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANUmasTEft, CONN, SATURDAY^ JUNg 25, 1966 spacious EAST HARTFORD — 3 family - suburban MANCHESTER - Bowers BOL’TON - Coventry towq line, SOUTO ^INDTOR home, Saunders St.,‘ 14 roonia, ^ ncx)RD r d — Beautiful MANCHESTER — 7 room WARANOKE RD. — Oversized MANOTES’TER „ room Colonial, spotless 6 room Ranch, large oversized 7 room Split, 2% Houses For Sale 72 Honoh, forgo living room, for- in executive Cape on the top of the hill, setting, relatively new Ooloni- School. New 6 income return, separata heat­ 1 Resort Property Dutch Colonial, baths, paneled ftimlly room, Apartments—Fbto— ApartmfSttts—]^ts— i ^ l ^ ^ L T r o batas Wg ai wlta 4 rooms down and 3 baths; built-ins, aluminum kitchen, firepl^ed living room ing systems, selling in upper Artides For Sate 45 Garden— ^Farm— ^Dairy F or Rent 67 jnol dining room, cabinet neighborhood, 3 bedrooms, V/t garage, top' location, deadend Tenements 63 Tenements 63 $16,900 - 8 % ROOM kitchon, 2 bedrooms, reciea^ baths, formal dining room, ^rec r room. . ^ ^ Vacant, ; n r t trades r S ’com cou' up. one full bath. 2 lavatories.-Siding. garage, quality built, Kar^e.^Be^tififily street. Hayes Agency, 646-OlSl. 20’8. For further information ------. Prodncts 50 huUt-in Btove, raised hearth low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- r i c h , s t o n e - FREE loam, ______— ------MISQUAMICUT, Rhode Island lion room, Undacaped yard. sidered. In the thirties. T. J. full basement, combination call The R.F. IXmock Co. 64»* 4% ROOMS, heat, hot water, POUR ROOM clean apartment, fireplace, basement, large large living room, family room Hayes Agency, 6464)131. | 1 5 . Oravd, sand, flU, stone, PKK YOUR,ovm strawberries, — Summer Resort. We still Morion B. Robertson, Realtor, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. windows, attatdied garage, \ 0131. VERNON — Very attractive 6 5245. stove, refrigerator, ptrklng, adults, no pets. R e fe r e n ^ - wooded lot. Hutchins Agency, with fireplace, t^uminum sid­ manure, white sand box and first plckingi M^chester Pack- have a good selection of 64345953. ing, $30,(XX). Philbrick Agency, acre lot. T.J. Crockett, Realtor room Cope, high elevation. CLASSIFIED $120. 16 Forest St., off Main preferred. Inquire 11 Ctiurch Realtors, 649-8824. SEVEN room Cape Cod — ga­ ' 643-1577. nice view, 2-car attached ga-\ COLUMBIA — contemporary 6 patio sand. 643-9804. Ing Co., 3+9 WethereU St. Man- houses available for your sum­ Realtors, 649-8464. rage, over-sized lot, 76x206, Coventry ------Chester, 643^126, 649-1600. St.. 6464)090, 648-667p. St. ______mer vacation from August jlE W LISTING— Porter Street rage, one bedroom unfinlshf room Ranch, garage, lot 300 MANCHESTER & MANCHESTER — 4 room ex­ amesite drive, new roof, new r 'lu r 'A I7qn 13th on. Rentals by the week area, modified 2-level Ranch, TWO FAMILY, 7% rooms, 2 nicely landscaped lot, ImmedlX X 300, low 30’s. Russell’s Roal 878- STRAWBERRIES — pick your WE HAVE customers waiting pandable Cape, top condition, septic tank, good condition, -C O L O N IA L C IR C A 1730 AIR-OOfNnmONER, can Furnished Apartments 63*A or two weeks. Stanton Realty, n e w 6 ROOM 8 finished rooms, plus 2 im- baths, 2-car garage, oil heat, VICINITY ate occupancy. Owner trans­ Estate, 649-9669, 1-228-9284. advertising for the rental of your apart­ shed dormer, fireplace, rec $17,600, Call d49-3046. 3027 after 6 p.m. own. Adults only in fields. Open Formerly Lewiss & Stanton finished rooms, upper and low- gas hot water, main thorough- Old pegged frame home, ferred. Priced at $18,500. War­ ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ ’TWO room fumlshed apartment, room, oil hot water heat, $15,- beautifully restored Nine CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS every day. Glode Brothers, Realty, Wiimapaug Road, Mis- COLONIAL 'ar terraces, large wooded lot, fare. Makes Ideal income prop- $17,900 — 4 BEDROOM Cape, ren K. Howland, Realtor, 643* LOST — bright carpet colors . . tate, It* 3-8129^______all utlUUes. Apply 10 Depot $16,900—Hebron — 10 minutes 700. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. rooms, 5 bedrooms, 5 work­ Glode Lane, o « Tolland St. quamicut, R. I. 1-401-596-2885. tremendous possibilities for gi-ty or professional use. $28,- with fireplace, walk-out base­ 1108. Wanted— ^Real Estate 77 8 AJL to 5 P Jf. ^ restore them with Blue Lustre. Square, Apt. 4. from . center of M an-______ing fireplaces, fine paneling, near East Hartford —Mamdies- IXlOKINa for anything In real 1 % tiled baths. Iwlt-lns, large family. Priced in mid 500. phUbrlck Agency, 649-8464. ment, large lot. close to Route Rent electric shampooer, $1. Chester. Sparkling new i964 SPOTLESS 2 family, separ- wide floor boamds, 34 acres CXDLUMBIA Lakofront — 7 ter town line. estate rentals — apartments, inSQUAMICUT, R.I.—cottage, garage, porch, fireplMC, 30’s. For further information ------15. Millette Agency, 643-5992. Paul’s Paint and Wallpaper ’THREE ROOM attractive fur­ 5 room Ranch, 3 bed­ ate furnaces, excellent residen­ open and wooded, good room summer home, easily W A N T E D B Y homes, multiple dwellings, no 4 rooms, near beach, hot water full attic, city utillU«i call R. F-' IXmock Co., 649- 7*4 ROOM Ranch, 3 bodrooms, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Supply. nished apartment, newly dec­ 5245. “ oversized kitchen, 2 rec rooms rooms, large living room tial TarJa, $25,500. Hutchins frontage on a highway and winterized by adding furnace, fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, orated, private entrance, park­ and heat. Call 643-0491. amesite drive, large M , MANCHESTER — new 6 room a quiet country road Short CARRIAGE REALTY MOMDAT H W WXDAX MdM AJI. — SATUBDAX f A.M. STRAWBERRIES — pick your ______■ ' lot 102x380’, exceptional condi and kitchen, fireplace, J^gfflpey, Realtors, 649-5324. cement dock, good swimming. IP CARPE’TS look dull and 643-5129. immediate occupancy. Call (Colonial style, $21,500. Orv Gos- commuting to Hartford or own. 144 Adams St. ing, living room, bedroom, COLUMBIA LAKE — 4 room f(S0 CHARTER Oak St. 6 Buckley School area. $19, built-ins, one car base­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, drear, remove the spots as they kitten , heat included. Main St. CX)^Y 4 rcx)m Ranch — ideal lec. Real Estate, 644-8063- Conn. University. Call Su­ 528-7525 3% ROOM furnished or unfur- cottage, ail facilities, boat and room Ranch, one car basement qqq Philbrick Agency, 649 ment garage, one acre 649-6324. appear with Blue lAJStre. Rent location, over Ddvls Bakery. for retirement or starter home. zanne Shorts, 643-8886 or nished, oil heat, private, motor, ideal for children. Call CHARLES LESPERANCE garage, large Wt 106x235, ex- 9404. wooded lo t $1,700. Manchester Doris McLallen, 246-6070. 1 have a ready buyer for 50 electric rtiampooer, $1. The Household Goods 51 $100. monthly. 649-5781. In park - like area. Have a DIAL M3-2711 shady, parking, adults. New 646-0333. eellent location, needs paint ------down, move right in. INVESTMENT Exclusive with . . . WAPPING — beautifully de­ or more acres with a bam Sherwin-Williams C!o. 649-7620 dream come true for $11,2(X). signed 7 room Colonial, with G.E. WASHER; mahogany din­ Bolton Rd., 643-6389. and paper, J. D. Realty, 643- MANCHESTER — immaculate LOW RENT for 20 horses and a larg* Char-Bon Real Estate, 643-0683 attached 2-car garage, rec Colonial house In the coun­ IT’S TERRIFIC the way we’re ing room set, table, 6 chairs Business L o c a t io n s 6129. $19.200—South Windsor — 5 J. WATSON BEACH neighborhood. Large bedrooms room, 2*4 baths, large kitch­ try. Prae«dlB9 Pag* selling Blue Lustre for cleaning and side boatd. 644-8626. Wanted To Rent 68 year old, 5-room Ranch, Manchester Two family, five rooms each and COMPANY CMriMwd Ftom For Rent 64 HUBLARD Dr.— 6 room Ranch, j^IANCHES’TBR — two family, with walk-in closets, centrally apartment. On bus line, rugs and upholstery. Rent elec- large kitchen, 3 bed­ en. family room, twin bed­ I also have ready buyer for LIKE LIVING ENGINEER’S family, high 2-oar basement garage, lot 6-5, 2-car garage, conveniently near sohoiils and stores. REALTORS H elp Wantcd>4Sate 36 Help Wanted— Mate 36 trick Eihampooer $1. Olcott Va­ CLEAN. USED refrigerators, DESIRABLE 8bore or ortloa located. Bel Air RealVEstate, rooms, living room with MAKE MINE NEAT rooms. a high aissumable mort­ a package store doing $80,* IN A HOUSE school girls, needs 6 rooms, ga­ 90x185, fireplace, many, many located. Investment opportun­ 643-9332. You could live here almost gage is available on this ex­ 000-$100,000 annual vol­ riety Store. ranges, automatic washers space, ground floor, clean, at­ built-in bookcases, com­ 522-2114 MEIN wanted for part-time help MAN For work in local dairy with guarantees. See them at tractive and reasonable. Apply rage, unfurnished. For August extras. J.D. Realty, 643-5129. ity. Leonard Agency, Realtors, Centrally located 3 bedroom rent free or receive g(»d cellently maintained property. ume. plete air - conditioning, return on investment. For In haying. Inquire In person store, S evenings, plus some ATLANTIC boiler — complete B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Duplex apartment, living Mr. Daly, Stata Theatre, U occupancy. 649-7317. 646-0460. MANCHElS'rER — Six room Ranch on a treed lot. Ideal Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, room and kitchen, first MANCHES’TER — 5 bedroom Colonial, 1% baths, modern large patio, carport and for children. Neat as a appointment call D. Sisco, Peila Broe., 864 Bidwell St. Sunday work. Call' ^-8066 be­ with controls, expansion tank, Main St. Call 648-3171. 643-1M7, 528-7525 floor, two bedrooms and a.m. - 8 pjn. immaculate modern home, i ’RINCB’rON S t.— Custom built kitchen with built-ins, stove, oversized garage. Shad­ whistle, clean as a pin, eco­ 649-5306. COVENTRY — delightful older fore 4 p.m. 6(X) feet v u lc^ pipe, excellent bath second floor Large Business Property large lot with swimming pool, ed lot. Good value. nomical to own. Quick oc­ home in convenient location condition, suitable for shop ga­ SINGER automatic Zig-Zag in SET OP OFFICE suites in 3 bedroom home, cabinet kitoh- dishwasher and disposal, 3 B & W CAREER OPPORTUNITY cabinet, like new, monograms, basement, many trees in State ’Theater Building. In­ For Sate 70 near school, bus, shopping. Bel en with (fining area, laundry bedrooms, $19,900. Philbrick cupancy for qualified buyer. with 3 bedrooms, 2-car garage. F U E L TRU CK rage, etc. Call 643-1133. background. Located in $18,900. Mr. Lewis, 649- FOR SALES TRAINEES embroiders, buttonholes, blind quire 11-8 p.m., Mr. Daly, 643- Air Real Estate, 643-9332. room, large cedar closet. 2 Agency, 649-8464. $20,3(H)— Manchester — 5 ’ 4 BARROWS & WALLACE If you are looking for a home Churchill Memorial good neighborhood with RESTAURANTS — Your choice 5306. LEADING TOWARD STANDARD Hospital bed equip­ heming, etc. Originally over 7832. baths, jalousied glassed - In ------rm, Old London Church position. Plenty of over­ ere in the area is in need of DISCOUNT prices on colonial ing, aluminum combinations, with G.E. built-ins., at­ Manchester Parkade 1121, Ev m . 649-9633. als. Brokers Invited. 622-3114. Also older 2-famlly. Call Leon onial, walking distance to all 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage. time K you wi*. Good Motor Products Sales Trainees. CEDAR CLOTHES line poles, and modem furniture. Why pay cy, 649-8464. fully occupied, $27,5(H). Wol­ tached garage, (rnnven- Manchester 649-5306 many sizes, installed or reset. 50 per cent more for over­ Oieszynskl, Builder, 649-4291. Bchools, 3 bedrooms, formal verton Agency, Realtors, 649- Many extras. Transferred own­ driving record necessary. If you are aggressive, sales ATTRACTIVE 3 room apart­ MEDIUM SIZE corner store —- MAIN ST — desirable comer lent locafion, com pete jsjEW 2 family, 5-5 rooms, 2-car er must sell Immecfiately. Pa- Also 12-ton truck Jack, 649- head? Also sterilized recondi­ dining room, den, generous 2813. Tolland—20 Minutes to Hartford Moving to Missouri Benefits include uniforms, minded, and seeking career op- ment for 2 people, heat, stove, suitable for store or office. location has 3 tenants, lot size CUS'TOM built 6 room Raised phe beM tower is up and tti* • Car Allowance roller, $10. Lawn sweeper for ed, $150 monthly. 643-7467. Owners asking mid twenties. 643-1577. 1(4 tiled baths, fire­ tion throughout, one car ga­ city in Roman times. scaffolding was removed thia SEWING MACHINE — last IDEAL spot for office, store or CARRIAGE REALTY TWO BLOCKS from Main, 6 placed family roon, 2-car ga­ Weekends or evenings call, 643- • Ehcpense Account riding lawn mower, $12. Snow ’THREE BEDROOM new apart­ place, basement garage, rage. Sensibly priced to sell at Desism Featured In ’The church was rebuilt after week. Worit now has begtm on e Company Stock SDiartng plan blower, cost over $200, $60. 26 year’s model, never used, sac­ repiair shop, etc. Building 24x room Colonial, 2-car garage, rage, $23,900. Wolverton Agen­ 0123, 649-6036. SHORT order cook, fun and ment, oven and range, heat MANCEIESTER — Spacious well landscaped shaded $19,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, the Great Fair of 1966 and dam- the walls. ’The first of the 12 e Life and Health Insurance Grove St., Msuiohester. rifice $35. or $2. per week. 646- 28, Route 44-A, Bolton, near 528-7525 enclosed porch, shaded lot, cy, Realtors, 649-2813. HOUSE BEAUTIFUL part-time, days and nights. Ap­ and hot water, parking. $150. Coventry line. 646-0214. custom built 6V4 room Ranch, lot, excellent l(x:ation, 643-1577. aged in the German incendiary oolumns was compflete only re- Plan 0412. permanent siding, $16,900. ply in person only Howard J. D. Real Estate, 643-5129. Coventry — Land picture book kitchen, 13x21 liv­ convenient to every- Lots For Sale 73 bombing in World War H in centily because of prolonged we* • Paid Vacations Hayes Agency, 6464)131. ing room, paneled recreation MANCHESTER — Porter St. 7 2,000 square feet exception­ Jdhnson’s Restuarant, 894 Tol­ PORTABLE tape recorder — MA’IX^IED HOTPOINT elec­ 30 acres, 1,000 feet front- thing. 1949. . weather. If you have a college degree FIVE 'ooms, first floor apart­ Suburban Fur Rent 66 room. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. years old. Seven room Co­ ONE ACRE 5 miles from Man­ ally fine quality. land Tpke., exit 94, Wilbur new, best offer. 649-5796. tric stove and refrigerator, aga Reasonable. $16,600— Oversized, immaculate CHOICE OFFERINGS BY with s<»ne business experience, ment, 2 bedrooms, dining room, lonial. Built-ins, dishwasher, 2 chester center, block founda­ Last year the old church was Da'vid Stinson, 'trice president Cttxw Mghway, Mancheeter. very good condition, ideal for 6 room Cape, one unflnl^ed, you qualify for this excellent kitchen and living room, cen­ E3LUNGTON — near Vernon • NEW LISTING — Manchester. $26,800—South Windsor. 6 year fireplaces, garage. Immediate tion, septic tank, excellent PICTURESQUE tom down, piece by piece. Then of the college and cooaxMnotor of cottage, $45 both. 649-4206. tral. High school children ac­ South Windsor line, 3Mi room shed dormer, fireplace, fenced CARRIAGE REALTY 2-family, 6-6 duplex, centrally old, 7-room split level, 3 occupancy, $27,900. Pasek Real­ it was shipped here to be rebutlt 'the project, said the walls and opportunity. Boats and Accessories 46 Houses For -Sale 72 well, $2,500. Terms $5(H). down. Acre plus lot with fine view new apartment, heat, hot wa­ yard, trees, near bus. Hutchins bedrooms, 1(4 baths, ty, 289-7476. on die campus of Westminster other foundation work should b* Write; RBFRIGE2IATaR, excel lent cepted. Call after 6, 649-9722. located, beautiful lot, garage Owner 742-8090. of lake and mountains, in An Opportunity ter, refrigerator, range, and MANCHESTERr-7 room Split Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. large living room, din- College as a memorial to the finished l»y Septeonber with tha Sun Oil Company 1061 —18' CABIN Cruiser, com­ condition, $30. Cali after 6, carport. Leonard Agency, Real­ preferred neighborhood. 4Vi ROOM duplex, appliances, wall to wall carpeting. Adidts. Level, family room, 1% baths, 528-7525 ing rcH*n and kitchen, LAKEWOOD CRICLE North — m TSQUAMICUT, Rhode I.sland late Sir Winston OhurchlU who, roof decking, or exterior oover- To Learn The P.O. Box No. 71 pletely equipped, ready for wa­ 643-6912. tors, 646-0469. Truly a dream home with East Hartford, Conn. 06108 ter. Reasonable. Call 742-6888. utilitis, and dryer, private pa­ CaU 875-9407. modem kitchen with bullt-lns, MANCHESTER — 8 room finished■ ■ family ■ room, Custom built Ranch being sold -Beach lot. Call 649-8447 af­ in 1946, appeared with President ing of the pillars (xurnpleted a home, 1V2 baths, excellently lo­ all bullt-ins, caipeting, Tel. No. 568-3400 tio and cellar, $160. J.D. Real one car garage, priced for MANCHESTER — Ranch, fine also a pine paneled rec­ by original owner. Drive by ter 7. draperies, included in far Harry S. Tmman and made his month later, COVENTRY — Private, seclud­ cated on bus line, near schotds, MANCHESTER — 6-room WRINGER WASHE5R, very Estate, 643-5129. quick sale. $22,900. Philbrick residential neighborhood, mod­ reation room, G.E. built- our sign is on the property. below replacement egst. famous “ Iron Curtain" speech x connecitii^ tunnel ‘between NEWSPAPER ed 3 rooms, 8 miles UCtonn; bus, shopping. Bel Air Real Es­ Cape, plastered walls, fire­ For appointment to inspect the MATHER STREET . . .wooded 16’ BOAT, trailer. •Call 876-9867, good condition. Call 649-6051. Agency, Realtors, 649-8464. ern kitchen with dining area, 4 ins, fireplaced oversized Low 30s. Owner transfer of Marcli 5, 1946 In which he church and the school’is new 9:30 a.m. —10 p.m. 4 rooms, central, 5 miles UOonn tate, 643-9332. place, on bus line, situated bedrooms, 2(4 baths, large liv­ interior call T. J. Crockett, lot with 142 feet frontage. In TIRED OF TRAVELING? on large lot. A real sacri­ garage, shaded lot. quiet requires a quick sale and predicted the cold war between auditorium, plus the lower fovol SOFA, chair, T-V, large formica ’TWO room apartment, 149 Oak­ 423-3911. MANCHESTER — 2 family, 5 ing room with paneled wall Realtoil, .843-1577. “ A " zone, but permission has CIRCULATION fice at $16,900. Immediate location, immaculate will offer excellent financ­ the We.st and tlie Soviet Union. the church itself, will be used JOHNSON outboard motor, 10 table, suitable for cottage, land St-, $66 . 643-2426, 9-6. and 5 flats, on bus line, $18,- ' 'been granted to allow a two ing for qualified buyer. BXXXVTLLE — 5 rooms, brand occupancy. fireplace, 9 closets, large fam­ condition. ■The church, which replaced for display of the Churchill 8t»> Stop in at our plant for an h.p.^ 1963, with tank, like new, shadow box. 649-2053. 900. Philbrick Agency, Real­ ily room with fireplace plus family to be constructed on the interview. We have open­ $225. 742-7176. ’THREE room ap>artment, one new. All electric. Built-in oven tors, 649-8464. Suzanne Shorts, 643-8886. an even earlier one built in 12th ^y In art and rtory form. Ihcihid- FIELD block off Main St., heat, hot wa­ RITA M. WALSH game room and work shop. MANCHESTER lot. All utilities available. T.J. ings on our second and and range, refrigerator, just off VERNON — Custom 4-bed- $27,500—East Hartford. New 7 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Exclusive with . century, was designed by Sir will be ' a cdllilectlan of 17’ MFG, 1961, 76 h.p. Johnson, Musical Instruments 53 ter, $90 monthly. Call 643-4491. bus line, basement laimdry and BRICK RANCH — Modern Priced for Imediate sale at room Raised Ranch, 3 Christ<)pher Wren who designed Churchill memoratoilio. Iha nation’s’ oldest and third shift, premium paid Real Estate room Garrison, 7 rooms, ex­ $25,900. P*hilbrick Agency, 649- plus production bonus. Ap­ Mastercraft trailer. Call 649- storage area. One child accept­ kitchen with built-ins, 2 ti bedrooms, living room Open Sunday 2-6 p.m., BOLTON - Manchester Line — many of Britain's greatest 12lh vVren's architecture wlU be fo New England’s fastest RENT MAN in need of rentals. tras. Reduced for quick 8464. J. WATSON BEACH 1028. UPRIGHT piano — good condd- ed, $116 monthly. 876-0134. baths, formal dining room, TEL. 649.1445 sale, $25,900. Immediate with fireplace, kitchen Glendale Rd., 6 room Attractive new residential area century churches and buildings, ^ ^ ^ a st to the Geofglan design gixjwlng newspaper has an ply Have tenants willing to sign family room with fireplace, 2- tion, $76- Call W3-0346. SELLING YOUR HOUSE? occupancy. and dining room, large Ranch, large bedrewms, 2 with restrictions. High one and COMPANY Churchill desYTrlbed the drtfl- ^ coUege buUdlngi^ oppcmtunity for a man to lease, plus escrow. 649-4342 or ANDOVER Garden Apartments car garage, AA Zone, $32,500. NEW LISTING — Manchester. paneled recreation room baths, f*ndly room, % acre 'building sites with shade cult project as an ’'imaganative ^ erected work as a Newspapeiboy Diamonds— ^Watchc 649-3566. —3 rooms, stove and refrigera­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, HAVE BUYERS 8 room fireplaced Split, 4 bed­ REALTORS with stone fireplace, 2- acre lot, carport, following trees and •view. Convenient to concept." In officially launching BiQ>ervisor in Its RockvUla KLOCK CORP. 48 Wanted—^To Buy 58 tor, nice setting, $90 per month. 649-8464. BJLLINGTON—9-room older rooms, 3 baths, family room, Jewelry AVAILABLE July 1 — duplex, car garage, l ( i baths, Keene.v St. turn right on proposed Route 6 parkway, 522-2114 a fund drive to bring the church branch office. No lease. Leonard Agency, Colonial, new heating and workshop, garage, double car­ The church baa stirred int«r> 1272 ’I'oHand Tpke., Manchester WE BUY and sell antique and 4 roams, bus line. Inquire 56 low taxes, Immediafe Bush Hill Rd., first right, just 12 minutes to Hartford. here, President Johnson said "it WA’TCfl AND JEWELRY re­ Realtors, 646-0469. electric system, 5 bedrooms, port, sundeck, many extra fea­ est aid over the nation. Aten must have a desire to pairing. Prompt service. Up to used furniture, china, glass «U- Lyness St., after 6 p.m. large lot, only $23,900. tures. Superb home with ideal ocm Dutch Colo­ each apartment, e.xcellent mortgage. CaU 644-0244. College officials estimate that about the church. High school ‘ h e a te r Building. Resort Property For Sale 74 ford Courant siibscrfbers. Hartford. tents or whole estates. Furni­ RANCH — 3 bedrooms, fire­ nial, 4 lai^e bedrooms, financing available. ------■ ' • more than 18,(XX) persons exm- students want Infoirmation tor POUR ROOMS and bath, heat, ture Repair Service. 643-7449. Resort Property place, large family kitchen, spacious living room ANDOVER LAKE — cozy 4 tributed $1,141,000 for the class reports. Graduate studenfo If you have the above resi- CXJNSTRUCTION Inspector — Garden— Farm— Dairy 136 Bissell St. Call 643-9508 af­ For Rent 67 FTVE room Ranch with 3 bed­ ■with built-ins. Full heated base­ with -carpeting, fetnily room cottage overlooking lake, Legal Notices project. The goal is $1(4 million, from dozen universitlee have denee quallfioations, have a general site work. Call for ap­ HOUSEHOLD lots, antiques, ter 6 p.m. only. WESLEY R. SMITH Products 50 rooms and finished rec room, ment, $15,900. Ghar-Bon Real styled kitchen and for­ stone fireplace, cabineted ______:______Permission to move the written for information on the good driving record (we pointment, 1-828-9663. COVENTRY — Lakeside mod­ bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, spacious kitchen with birch Estate, 643-0683. mal dining room, fire­ ^ COURT OF PRO^'iT':. church to the cantpu-s of this architecture, furnish an automobile 1 and STRICTLY fresh eggs for sale. MANCHESTER — Nice 3 rooms ern cottage, nicely furnished, CONSTRUCTION CO. kitehen, screened porch, dou- held at (,x>vcntrj'.CV>vontr>', wlUilnwUliin andaud for ■ , ■ onourai- — avm-v W ta RETAIL S’TORB manager, re­ glassware. We buy estates. cabinets, living room with wall place, com/bination win­ ble lot, reasonable. Hayes the District of Covpi«ry, on the Presbytierian college for men We answer every tetter, k ■ are a high school graduate, Nightcrawlers. Tomaszewski, plus bath, heat, hot water, ga­ excellent location. Call 643-6930 area — immaculate putable merchandising organ­ Village Peddler, Auctioneer, to wall carpet, model home £> dows, 2 - car garage, 643-1567 AfrATicv e-s 34Ui day of June. 1966. was* su^hted bv Anglican time consuming, buf graio*^ contact Box 363, South Rd., Bolton, 420 Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. rage, $110. monthly. J. D. Real 6 room Cape. Oil forced air Agency, 646-Oldl. Pre.sent. Hon. Elmore TurkijiKton. ... ^ . . ,__ ., ization plans to open a gift open daily. 649-6472. Ekate Co., 64345129. COLUMBIA LAKE — cottage condition, $15,900. Wolverton good value. Immediate ■------■— ■ Judge. Church authontJes, who decided mg. for new employes of heat, garage, private lot, $17,- BOLTON LAKE first — 4-room Eatnte of Mildred V. Squirea, late there were more than enough Rienzo Pafinor, auperinteii* D. w m X Z I, MANAGER shop in the Manchester area. WANTED —- Canoe — good for rent by season, private Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 900. Call Lappen Agency, Real­ (jccupancy. Require high school graduate PICK YOUR own strawberries, MANCHESTER — Two family, home, private owner, gas heat, churches in the square - mile dent of the OolumWa. Md., fim l shape. Call 875-9557 9:30 FOUR ROOMS including appli­ beach and boat dock. CaU Co­ tors. 649-5261. 4 acre field. Open dally 8—8. SIX ROOM Cape ■with full shed ______5-5, built 1961, convenient to near beach, garage, beautifully The Administrator having exhibit- area of London now devoted reconstructing the ohuroh aaya with retail store experience, a.m.-l6:30 pm. ances, residential location, $95. lumbia, 228-3018. $32,000—South Windsor. Under THE permanent position, unusual 929 Tolland Tpke. J. D. Real Estate, 643-5129. ______n______:— PRAH & dormer, 3 bedrooms, dining 21 \nCfrORIA Rd. — 7 room n ^ c tid ^ ^rge** ^8 schools, bus, shopping, separ- landscaped 1^. furnished or un- ■TOid** estate'to'*th^^*c?Hiii*^^ largely to banking and business, “ everything is going m ootW y. opportunity, good salary and BOL'TON — First lake. Avail­ room, fireplaced living room colonial, 2 enclosed porches, ^ > O ate utilities, naluminum 1 mi wt firvm. com •fifurnished. i**n I AA^.AiQfl9643-6982. ancp. oTif->o ifit la i.s ^M(i8t A. of « the-1.. residents_____ ^ of this 'E>i^gvoPieces are«k*>zk fittingMfffno* together votnveejr HARTFORD COURANT PICK YOUR own strawberries, Rooms Without Board 59 room Colonial, 4 spa­ ______ORDERED: That flip 14th day nf (H Mie resmem-o ■> generous benefitg^ to apply able September 3-10, 5 room kitchen with built-ins, 1(4 baths x ’ i 50, Verplanck Schl, binations, good income. Wol­ 2-7 p.m., 30c, bring your own WHITNEY cious bedrooms, large rwifFNrnRY Lakefront sum- J**''' forenoon, central Mls-souri city of 13,000 saltisfaOtorlly. promptly send resume to Rob­ BEDROOM with connecting SIX ROOM duplex, references cottage. Ideal location. Call oil hot water heat, natural trim excellent location. J.D. Realty, verton Agency, Realtors, 649- — Daiteironi s ^ pnohete Office in the Miinicl- waichine the reconstruction Palmer said workmen had H a^ord Courant Office basket. Adults only. Birch living room, family mer cottage, artesian well, fire- twi Building in .aaid roventry. be are waticning me recon»iru(,uou nf (*,a master ert B. Gray, ’Top Value Enter­ It'ving room, in quiet adult required. 649-0185. 649-7216. $17,500. Wolverton Agency, 643.5129. 2813. 87 Park St„ Rockville Mountain Rd., 643-6826. room, (fining room a n d ______olnee vTrntre manv extras «'«’ “*« assigned for a With a great deal of pride. found evidence of ttie m a o w prises, Inc., 1469 New Britain home. Gentleman. Free park­ AIRCRAFT Realtors, 649-2813. place, g^age, m ^ y e i ., „„ y,, allo-wanco of oaid Manv interruDtious and de- mason mark on 43 of (he old ing, call mornings, or after 6 $14,500 BUYS this 3 bedroom kitchen, 2(4 til^ baths, c q z y 6 room Cape — recently $9,800. Momson Realty, 649- admin^ration accoutil with said , ^ ^ Atn-iAe TthA master maeon mairk Ave., West Hartford. PICK your own stra'wberries, bookcases, built-ins. 2- OT13 643-0644. and this CJouri directs that lays have occurred since the Ston®®- Ranch, •with large lot. For full redecorated with Colonial de­ MARRIED man for tire service anytime. Bring your own p.m., 649-7410. P&WA is hiring large numbers of people from outside the car garage. Choose your notice^ of the time and p i ^ as- shipment of stones from was a requirement in the build- information call Mitten Agency cor, eat-in kitchen, large lot, work, 46-66 hours per week, baskets, 25c quart. 28 Hills­ Greater Hanford Area to work in their East Hartford own decor on this one. LAKE (JHAFPEE — Four room allaif"per.soTifi"known^to ppr.sons ...... *he’’intfi-Mted...... the church___ - arrived at Norfolk, ing Of such edifice* to England Help Wanted— THE THOMPSON HOUSE. Cot- Half and Half Realtors, 643-6930. walk - out basement, $17,900! steady work, annual bonus, dale Road, Wapping, 644-0946. Plant. To assist them in finding suitable housing, we cottage, 2-bedrooms, furnished, ijirrpin to apppar and bp hoard y 25. The first of six wh»n the odd church Male or Female 37 tage Street, centrally located, maintain a list of available rooms for rent of various Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- , • » fliPVfvtTYthpnvin bvr»v TTiJiIl-iTic'malliTipr 071 oii fYi'fyr npffkrp * . , , , . , - paid vacation and qther fringe modern conveniences. Call 648* Sfitili day (>f Jimp 1W6. by rprtifiod shipments consisted of 120 tone atrucuea. STRAWBERRIES — Pick your large, pleasantly furnished sizes and price ranges. 0469. benefits. Apply in person at Ni­ WAITRESS and WAITER need­ 0471. mall, a'oopy nf this ordpr ir> Stuart gf individually numbered white Some stones were damaged fo own, 3 quarts for a $1. Bring rooms, paricing. CaU 649-2368 U & R REALTY CO. INC. chols Manchester ’Ere. Inc. 295 ed, part-time. Call Bolton Lake TWO-FAMILY flat with a big Jntr\^” Kmn. •'^Ell^'^tli^^idbv^a.s Portland .stones. Each stone was tnajisift and 50 to 100 wifi have to own containers. Adults only. for overnight and permanent Kitten Cover-Up! Broad St., Manchester. Hotel, 643-9781. To permit our Housing Division to RBAl/rO RS 2-car garage located on Wood- Suburban For Sate 75 ?ri"^ll7an“d HplrSnuTrps^’ m^^^^ ^ simplify recon- be replaced. Extra stones for After 4, 738 Tolland ’Tpke. guest rotes. refer prospective tenants to you bridge St. Five rooms down, childi-pn. rnrjtpntpr Rf-ad. Onvpn- StrUCUon. this purpose were included fo WAREHOUSEIMAN or window DISHWASHER — Day shift. Ap­ ROBERT D. MURDOCK VERNON — 6 ixx>m contemp­ tr\". Conn. STRAWBERRIES —pick your LARGE BEDROOM, parking, . . . please call Mr. John J. Cooney six up. Both units vacant. Sep­ The first shipment reached the shtpments. ply in person. Jane Alden Res­ orary Colonial built by U A ELMORE TURKINCTON. Judgp. assetnhly man for wholesale prefer gentleman. CaU 643- at 565-2277 643-2692 643-6472 arate heat, porches, fencing, own, 26c per quart. Michael R, 1(4 baths, bullt-ins, sun millwork conq>any. Apply in taurant, Tri-aty Plaza, Vernon 2669. etc. Real sound home. T.J. . ,, AT A (XIURT OF PROBATE, Kurys, 163 French Rd., Bolton, deck, garage, ana a 40 mile Coverttry. within and for the person between 8-5 at Rimco- Circle, Vernon. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. East Hartford, 45 Belden St.. o « Rt. 86. CLEAN — pleasant room for view. Only $22,5(X). Hayes Ag­ District of Oeyvontry, on the 24th MEN OR WOMEN to drive to­ MANCHESTER —S6 room Cape day of Juno. 1966 Herb Alpert’s Success East Hartford. STRAWBERRIES — pick your working gentleman. CaU after Pratt & W hitney Rircraft older Colonial, 7 ency, 646-0131. ProHont, Hon. Elmore TurklnpUm, bacco bus, also school bus work LOW COST. TOO! with full shed dormer, 1'4 HENRY ST. JudRc. .6, 649-1425. rooms, recently new. 1(4 baths, . Terrace^ TOOL and die makers, top pay, in fall. Apply H. A. Frink, Wap- own, 30c a quart. Botti Fruit baths, 3 bedrooms and den, Four PJslato of Robcil (\ Oleverdon. 6 a SH r a t e s 115 WORDS) plumbing.and furnace. Central LAKEVIEW Terrace. late of CovenUry, in said District Farm, 260 Bush Hill Rd., Man­ ROOM FOR LADY or gentle­ fireplaced living loom, formal room house, hot water base­ Hasn’t Hit Ceiling Yet T paid holidays, group insur­ ping. 644-1902, after 6 p.m. ’.ITtn .MWCP.-.f t c*'Mi*-TiON vacuuming system, fine family d»*cea«ed. chester. man, quiet, convenient loca­ One Day ..... 45c 3 D a y s ...... $1.17 dining room, 2-oer garage, bus board heat, enclosed porch and The Executrix liavin^ exhtbilod ance. including major medical home. $21,900. E. J. Carpenter, her aci mi nisi ration a ing. Overtime schedule. Apply 8368. cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Female 38 blooming, cereus, 26o and 50c, — ------MOVING— Owner must sell at- "^"o r d e r e d ; n>at the I4tli day of nomenon of Herb Alpert and his nonball Adderly. Jazz is su<* a Manchester ’Tool & Design Inc., come before 6 p.m- No Satur­ IMMEDIATE ACTION MANCHESTER—Immaculate 6 cwner musi sen ac o’clock, fore- Tijuana Brass. rich vein of musical expression FERGUSON ROAD — We're not tracUvely landscaped execu- ,i,K>n. at the Probate Office in the * ^ ^ .. ahould bo out Into form 130 Hartford Rd., Manchester. EXPERIENCED mother with days. Mrs. Reid, 660 Lydall Apartments— F lat^- CaU before 10:30 weekdays (9 AJW. Saturdays). You room (3ape, 2^car garage, near sure whether this is the best tive home on 3 acres Separate Municipal BulldiiiB in mild Coven- Of the lop five albums on the tha* >* referei^fB would like care of St. Tenements 63 can start an ad or cancel an ad same day. bus, shopping and schools, ^ ^ try. ^ c • be Cajand I - 4 the4 4 1- same i l l 4* la * a.-wlpned I 11X XJ gelling charts, three are Al- th ‘ ‘ is' appreciated by the entira m e n to fill several openings In work, grow and prosper in buy of the week or not but we 4 room apartment — income, ^ hoariii^ on (he allowance* of *^''•••*•0 -- a*. 4a** fancier child, age 2 ^ to 10 years. quick occupancy. Bel Air Real our new factory branth. Pull do claim that this listing fea­ Very private 5 miles to Man- »aid aelministrartion ac.count with pert’s. All six of his albums are pnhlic, not just tne jazz lancier. 643-8887. STRAWBERRIES — pick your Estate, 643-9332. and part-time positions avail­ own, bring own containers. 30c ’THREE room apartment, 470 tures solid housing value that Chester center. Will sell far Thd'" pr«c‘? “ st®d the top 50, an unprece- The Tijuana Brws has come a long way In on-stage presenta- able. Excellent earnings plus ATIENTTON working moth­ a quart. 325. Hlllstown Rd- Main St. Adults. 9-6, 643-2426. can’t be duplicated at the low NEW 60 foot 4-family, nearly below cost. Owner, 742-8090. a.-..--lgnp(i fm- .said hvrinp: be given t// dented feat. 643-2711 Classified Dept. AIR __ all pcr.sons kn.>wn to he intcro.stcd record, »*hce its first date os port bonus plan. ’Training provided ers. Child day care In licensed selling price of $26,600. This finished, large rooms, indi- g ttiprein l(» apta-ar aiul. bA hoard His latest single at Ideation. Apply in person at lovely 6-room Rauich with fin- -vidual heat, designed for bus- VBRNON —• Manchester line, o Ou-n-on b-y mailing on or befoTP 'Work______SongT , sold___ __ a ______half-mil- ®- concert in Santa Monica home. 643-2296. room older Cape, extra large June 3(^ 19(>^ by rprtifiod rnaji. a ~ T ’ another early last year, 1123 Main St. East Hartford or “ Since 1907 It’s Been By Reid Of Course” CONDITIONED ished family room, 2 fire- iness in basement, $22,500. , . . . . nnn /-.„n crypv of this order to Mrs. Mlai-garet hon copies m one week, anouier v e call 628-6702 for an interview. WANTED — child to take care AUCTION places and attached garage Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. lot, $11,(K)0, Call Helen Palmer, f-jp^^rdon Route 31. Coventry, “ fantastic achievement. "I was told I had to fill 40 Robert S. Oleverdon. of in my home while mother Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- Route'si^Cm-'^nh^” Conn.: Mr (:Snn^''D^ The Tijuana Brass recently minutes," Alpert recall^, 'and WANTED — Experienced auto­ FOR BENJAMIN GROSVENOR. POMFRET, CONN. has just been repainted and i s ------works. 649-5623. COMFORT in top condition. Doris Smith BOWERS SCHOOL area 6 0469, 649-3877. laud r^^’sui drew $54,000 for a single per- I said I couldn t possibly play mobile mechanic for service AT HIS HOME (Recently Sold) ON RT. 44 and 169 will be-chappy to show It to room finished Cape, storm zaimpConn CTpvordon. formance in Baltimore. "This more than 20. That jvas toe e:^ atatton, days. Call 643-6962. OPPOSITE THE SCHOOL St ‘ windows, amesite drive, as- EI/MORE TURKINGTON. Jiidi?e. j-gcord is likely to be exceeded font numbers and took Situations Wanted— CROCHET you, today.'Call her at Jarvis Tues., June 28,1966 at 11 A.M. (R«rin or Shine) IMPERIAL ARMS STANDARD SCREW CO. HARTFORD DIV. Realty Co., Realtors, 649-1200, sumable G.I. mortgage. $90. S E L E C T O F F E R IN G B Y — ^------—------this summer when toe band '"to account toe fact toat 1 TEX3INICAL STUDENT want- Male 39 pays all, mid teens. ' Owner, ad for concrete testing labor­ Mr. Grosvenor has moved and kept the majority of his Eves. 649-2519. plays Yale Bowl. be playing fester as my LA'WN MOWriNG — Hedges 643-2009. CARRIAGE REALTY Even the modest trumpeter- heart beat harder from fright.” atory. 'te\iU-time during sum­ furnishings. Sale Includes few antiques; (partial list) 3 Empire Why not move up to a bright new future in one of the largest -L 5116 HEALTH (CAPSULES mer, part-time after school. cleaned, trimmed, name your bureaus, carved oak dower chest, marquetry inlaid china cabi­ completely air conditioned plants in the world. Stable com- MANCHESTER — Large 7 room tycoon is amazed at his good The Tijuana Brass can not put price, any reasonable offer. APARTMENTS 528-7525 bv Mirliarl A. Petti, M.D. Call Bob Russov- 646-0124. Al­ net, Chipptendale swingleg console table, Empire sideboard, merical business established in 1875, non-defense oriented, and SWIMMING POOL Ranch, 2(4 baths, modern fortune. on it’s own concerts without lied OasUng Cosp., 26P ’ToUand 643-13177 after 9 a.m. drop leaf stand, painting on wood panel “ A. Blaise DeGoffe.” a variety of excellent career openings make Standard Screw kitchen, formal dining room, If THERE ANY "Almost every hour of every other acts, and Alpert is (»n- Also Gov. Winthrop desk, large llat top desk, Kenmore 70 REGAN STREET— ROCKVILLE IN A PERSONAL Tpke. Manchester. your first choice for improving your future. Many ,many pro­ 5. biedroom mtxlern immacu- family r4 yr.), G.E. refrig., beds, etc., interesting small items, gressive company benefits. >■-' with the woman in mind, •fEAR-fJAf PI^PENfER * sure that it’s all happening,” he and spetfial bits. The emphasis Dogs— Pets 41 few clocks, some silver, etc. Lunch - chairs - inspection - most 8318 lofo ■ home, complete (with place, 2-car garage, large lot LOVELY 3V2 & 4V2 ROOM GAROEN-TYPE full size swimming pool. with fruit trees, $26,000. Phil­ U A R front to back split, says, ‘"niis year our take from is on enjoyment, on both sides JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT items on ■view by sale time. 1 6 rooms, situated on a large DACHSHUND P uj^es — AKC, APARTMENTS Designed for the young with .^ Conveniently located near brick Agency, 649-8464. the whole enterprise — toe of the bandstand. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS, CHOICE OF SHIFTS, schools, bus, shopping. Pric­ treed lot with many extra.s Recent accounting school I ready to go. Also Welmaranera, ROBERT M. RfilD & SON, AUCTIONEERS I Dontrast sliced at an angle in fluffy kitten in cro- Brass, A&R Records, the music “ i think that may be one rea- health assured. Southington, ed at $22,500 for quick including wall to wall car­ ‘ FOR MEN AND WOMEN: TURRET LATHE OP­ too-tones. chet makes the perfect hiding MANCHESTER — 6 room (Jape, publishing company, the Baja son tor our success,” he anop or college graduate needed 201 Main Street Manchester, Conn. Phono (203) 649-7770 Price Rang*...... $105. to $125. I sale. peting, surrounded by ex­ to augment our start. Pre­ 628-6678, ERATORS AND SETTERS/TOOLMAKERS/ No. 8318 with Patt-o-Rama is f^j. tjiat extra roll of bath- 2 baths, fireplace, rec room, pensive homes, exclusive Marimba band and our new lyzed. "Ours is happy music.” vious experience in the ALL ELECTRIC FOR MODERN LIVING lln sizes 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18. j-pom tissue! . rj-r. at •c' c t ' a t u ' neai;- schools, bus, shopping, area, too beautiful for Latin band, Brazil 66—^wiU be, qihe future includes more con- TOOLGRINDERS/MILUNG MACHINE OPER- Char-Bon Real Estate, 643-0683. esllmaiing conservatively, 30 (»rts, television guest appear* field not essential. Com­ FREE — Three cute kittens to Bust 30 1-2 to 38. Size 11, bust pattern No. 5116 has com- B E L A IK K E A li K b 1 A I L wor(is. This house has to be ADULTS ONLY seen. Call Tor inspection ap­ pany orters excellent bene­ good homes. 649-3084. ATORS/BOREMATIC OPERATORS AND $ET- b 1-2, top, 1 1-2 yards of 35” ; pjgte crochet directions; stitch 8/10.09.99 millioA. ances with Andy Williams and fits, wages and working INCLUDES: Parking, S'wimming ■ Pool, Tennis Courts, TERS/DRILL PRESS OPERATORS/HONE AN D bottom, 1 3-4 yards. Total yard- uhistrations. MANCHESTER — Recent cen­ pointment now, You may be "That is being very ooaserva- other tfwws, and movies. Does ter hall Colonial - Ranch with too late. eonditioiiB In a growing GROOMING and boarding oU MORTGAGE Shuffle Boartls, Par 3 Golf C<||urse, Picnic I fore S 1-4. • To order, send 35c bi (Som^to: five, because we have already Alpert envision Iris leaving the breeds. Harmony HUls, H. C. NEED LAP OPERATORS/BURR, BUFF AND POLISH 3 bedrooms, 1(4 baths, big liv­ made 18 million this year. And Brass to attend to his fast-grow* cenoem. Areas. On. bus line, walking distance to To order, send 50c in coins ^nne Catoot, Manchester E ve- ______^2? Chase, Hebron Rd., Bkiton. 643- OPERATORS / REPAIR MACHINISTS / ASSEM­ to:—Sue Burnett, The Manches- ni„g Herald, 1150 AVE. OF PORTER STREET — Doris ing room, built-in oven, range, Brazil 66 may be a bigger ing empire? shopping. 528-7525 JUP Bend resume stating expe­ 6427. BLERS/PUMP TESTERS/EXPEDITERS/INSPEC- for Evening Herald. 1150 AVE. a m KRICAS, NEW YORK, N.V. Smith invitw you to inspect this many closets, 100x200 lot.. Less hurt moneymaker than everything « i don’t think so,” he said. ‘T rience and education to We BELIEVE it’s the BEST in TOWN OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, ioo36. charming Oolonial-style Cape than $20,000. Warren E. How­ else so far.” enjoy playing to audiences; It is P.O. Box 73, Hartford. rnl' TORS/CHECKERS/HCAT TREAT OPERATORS/ N. Y. 10086. For Ist-class mailing add 10c Ood at your convenience. De- land. Realtor, 643-1108. Ailpert, 27, wears tads jMOcess a new and rewarding axpati* GLASTONBURY — custom built VE^. IF fOMBoNE POEfNV FREE two white Uttens. 648- PLATERS / DIE CAST OPERATORS / BULLARD For Ist-class mailing add 10c for each pattern. Print Name, signed tor happy and gracious well. He strivea constantly to ence to feel the warmth oT ap- Compare and you’U agree. 6 room Ranch, on 4 acres, 8 KNOW WHAT IT If 4282. tor ^ T a ^ m . S Name. A d d r ^ ^ t h Zip Code. Style family living, this 7-room home MANCHESTER - Lovely ^bed- ANP ACCIPBNrALLV improve toe Brass’s sound. plouie. Besides, I think peihaps MONEYS FOR INFORMATION AND APPOINTMENT OPEATORS/1RUCKERS/LABORERS/I.D. AND generous bedrtxjms, formal (fin­ ■Plf^HAR^SEf IT INTO Hlf ‘"Ihat was my intention when m y trumpet playing is an intiH ROUGH CARPENTERS wont- Phone 649-5203 S S e . Style No. and Size. ing room, 'built-in kitchen,-24’ «L Cali after 6 pjn., 878-1016. OJ>. CENTERLESS GRINDER OPERATORS. iM ^ an d Size. Keep aucopy of the '66 Spring room, modem kitchen, large ' HE may I started'toe band; to continue gral part ot the bond’s sue* Artides For Sale 45 , CALL 666-5465 or 666-3512 Priced right for this prestige living room, rec room, 2 fire­ living -room with' cathodral cell­ permanent eye PAMAdE, Don’t miss the Spring and and Summer Album on hana **•'" -*‘ ~~ ing, 1(4 baths, 2-car garage, to explore new kinds of music,” cess,'! RART-IXME repairman, 4 hours SCRipiNBD LOAM for the beet Now Is the tlhie to move up . . . Iflummer ’66 issue of Basic making it easy to choose more area. Call Doris at 649-1200, places, V/i baths, 2-car garage, he remarked. "F or Instance, Tossing modesty aside, h6 SAVINGS BANK Also Superintendent . 31117866. iw w taaltjr m f i a i r t t , n»ie aad ferato ■rr.

: j ' ■ SATURDAY, JUNB * , t A G B S^OVETBlBM ’M sm clffstfr Ernttitg^ er^ About Town Propose Codc^ ZiMi LAitheran B^nangellcal Business Bodies Church wUI hav? an outing and T o C u r b B i a s reception o< new confirmands CnTE» IN OCIDB tomorrow at Martin Park, ESaat Hartford. Those attending will Lutz Junior Musetmi is rec­ The Greater Hartford Board meet at 2 p.m. at the church. ommended as a feature tour at­ of Realtors, which include re­ Food and retfreshmenta will be traction in the new 1966 Mobil altors from Manchester, G ^ - supplied. In the eveiit of rain Travel Guide which was pub­ tonbury and South Windsor. hM the outing will be held at 4 p.m. lished recently. pressed a sweeping program to in tihe Assembly Room at the The guide, which comes in aW minority groups in obtain­ church. The event is open to seven volumes to supply infor­ ing housii^. j young people, parents and mation to travelers, is available The proposals, outlined in a friends. There will be a vesper at Mobil stations and wherever three-page letter, have to be ap­ sing and brief evening devotion paperback books are sold. proved by the directors and the at the oloae of the outing. Manchester is listed in the members themselves. A spint monthly now with Pratt & Whitney Air- jgjjg 9 Stephen St., and Bruce the two-year course of the Con- own teadb building, located off Cen- to ‘t^ larger quar- quota met or surpassed only range, place of employment of Tne mmainfi:, locaiea on ------. ^ Radarman 2.C. David A. Kit- craft, and has recently been pro- g fille r, 56 S. Ha-wthorne St. necticut Savings Bank School. the ones v 4 a* /vn mm near New tof-’ t” tlte next few months the person applying and a list of ter St. on ®t r^ar N w transfer of twice this year, the officials tie, son of Mr. and Mrs. David nioted to assistant supervisor of ______He was g;raduated from the ■ometlUng are urg^g all those With ap­ accounts payable and credit ref­ L. Kittle of 9 Pioneer Circle, Is salary payroll there, COMPLETES SESSION University of Connecticut in truth is tt pointments to honor them, erences, if the applicant has not c “ an W stritting Co.'^as a X T ’ serving aboard the Coast Guard He is married and has three William F. Legault, assistant , after attend!^ high school have some and are welcoming all walk- 1950 been qualified for a bank mort­ Icebreaker in the Arctic Ocean sons, treasurer of The Savings Bonk in Manchester. He don’t knew ins. gage. r " r s ZJ‘TL!Z area. The first task of the ice­ of Manchester, was one of 103 to the former ^ ^ aa televisi The local program tfhows a ’The application form for mi­ Leyehsoi breaker is to re-establish the ra­ BOOK AUTHOR savings bankers to complete the now located in the former King’s ffotiated the ^ ^ five-month deficit of 44 nority groups and a copy of the 'ttot worry dio beacon — at Cruncher------Mand,- Albert Putnam of Putnam, „ . • _ children at 22 Lienox St. pints—a deficit that can be first-year session of the Grad- code has been sent out to the " I don’t Discount Department Store which heralds the opening of the cogan & Burr at 71 E. Center uate School of Savings Bank- W. R. Johnson, secretary and building. W iU i^ M a«h, wiped out if about 200 memberg for study and approv­ teiMe,’’ hi Arctic shipping season. recently published a ing at Brown University here treasurer of The Savings Bank manager of the Grossman dis­ donors appecu*. al. Bidhrable i ties, Inc., the purchasing corpor­ ----- book titled “The New City . . . today. nt Manchester, also attended the tributing co. says the outlet will paasl’vity . ’The school, operated by the Graduate School of Savings ation, has 52 ouUets for lumber Manchester Enrhlem Club will Hartford.” YALE PROFESSOR DIES ® vloleiw e, and buMdlng materials In New have an outing Tuesday at Glas- Putnam Is a historian, having National Association of Mutual Banking, being g;raduated in NEW HAVEN (AP) — Pro- Temple Names 1963. Everett J. Livesey, presi- th ing the England and New York, the tonbury Hills Country Club, published several pamphlets on — ------fessor Richard C. Donnelly of ■Orem an compemy has been in existence dent of The Savings Bank of yale Law School died of Delegation to Those. attending -will meet at historical subjects particularly to it they Manchester, has served on the cancer at his Madison residence * 1 t e 70 years, and set up the dis- 6:45 p.m. at the Elk’s Hcane on connected with Connecticut. He W ait fo r t tributing outlot here about three Wemer Rites Bissell St. Reservations close is considered a top authority faculty of the Graduate School Fn^ay he was 51. tOgf ii since its inception and has been authority on crim- years ago. today and may be made with in the country on the life and the eiv active in the organization and survived by his The outteit, which employs sev­ An honorairy delegation has Mrs. Charles Ponticelli, 382 times of Abraham Lincoln. He jiKm iing-’’ development of the curriculum y^g former Prances C. b o n e o f f l t e en persons, will expand its stock been chosen by Temple Beth Hackmatack^ St. was honored at luncheon with Ib e evil of goods when it moves, and will ------the President o f the United of the school as a member of Martin of Las Vegas, Nev,, a SnaeoD se add a line of sheet rock to its Shoohnn to represent it at the fu­ The Ladies Guild of the States along with a group of fVio-Motlnnolthe National Association’s A.-wnf-iatien s Com-Com­ daughters. neral of Frederic E. Werner, mittee on Education and Man- ^ th e sole inventory. Church of the Assumption will other Lincoln experts on Lin- Funeral services will be held }a amuser Eigement Development. The purchased buildiing Is lo- who died Thursday. Mr. Werner meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the coin’s Birthday last year, at 2 p.m. Monday at North *®e>e8 i oated on a railroad siding, and was orgfanist and choirmaster at church hall to plan the program 'The book is in paperback Madison Congregational Ohuroh. tile w ild in ' NEW HAVEN MAN DIES aAal..teae has a larger store area. This the Temple for over 26 years. for t)ie coming year. form and is somewhat unique o nly to win enable the company to buy The delegaticm consists of in that it is written in blank NEW HAVEN (A P )-C arl D. •Utaybe 1 the moiiejt.* for less and In larger loU, Rabbi Leon Wind, Atty. Philip verse. Mltchner of New Haven died ' ellM r haa Marsh said. Bayer, Isadore Radding, Sol R. Day Camp Staff Friday night when his car struck LET US PRICE iba A t it* present location, the Cohen, Daniel Moeler, James DE-CENTBALIZE a utility pole off Lighthouse YOUR NEXT ■duoate n stock of materials sold has to Sdegafl, Mrs. Meyer Lievett, Mrs. Goes to School The 46 food stores In Connec­ Road. Levenee be brought in by truck. Sidney Mosler, Mrs. Israel Sny­ ticut and Western Massachu­ Police said Mitchner, 61, of PRESCRIPTION hg T V ’s Nelco Tool Co., which was es­ der and ^Mra Raymond Bern­ The volunteers for Man^ches- setts area will become Stop .& 147 Geeanview St., was alone in dren’a ed tablished here to 1947, moved to stein. ter’s Kennedy' Day (3amp for Slop’s first de-centralized su- the car when it failed to nego­ ARTHUR DRUG indleates Greystone, R.I., after it became Funeral services for Mr. Wer­ Retarded OhUdren will attend permarket division. tiate a curve. amentary IMUII a subsidiary of Brown and ner will be hekt Monday at 2 a two-day orientation session According to the president of grown m Sharp Mfg. p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Monday ■and Tuesday at the the company, this is an experi­ ft dB year William F. Legault At the peak of Its prodiKstlon. Church. Mansfield Training School. ment which could set the la a st the company wnployed about Friends may call at the Wat­ A bus will leave from the Sil­ standard for future company savings Banks, drew 15 other Ito itb w e s machine operators, who 100 kins-West Funeral Home, 142 E. ver Lane Bue Garage on Brain- operaUons. The two-fold pur- Connecticut bankers to tlje b ^ ie thi manufactured carbide - tipped Center St., today ,froim 7 to 9 ard PL at 8:30 a.m. ato of 28 Scarborough Rd., arrested on Center St. near anoke Rd.; Stephen Gluhoaky, a Junior at Bast Catholic High Morse Rd. after her oar was 9® S. Main St.; Raymond D. School; and Miss CJheryl Bartel clocked by a cruiser patrolman. Bean, Box Mt. Rd.; 'Harriet WASHERS of 361 Hackmatack St., a jun­ She Is schedifled to appear in Glenney, 70 Bigelow St.; Bennie NEED TIRES? SPECIAL Manchester Girouit Court 12 on Beaidieu, 800% Spruce St.; ior at Manchester High School. "Manchester representalbves Julv la — Harry E. Snover of 37 Charter to Boys State are Milton Oos- Edward W, Brown. 5^ ^ , , DRYERS Mt, St^hen E. Cone, David ,Tanner St., was arrested Wed- WE HAVE THE BEST Seaman Circle; Wesley P. Al- ■White, George Bradlau, and nesday and^rged allow- j. WEEKEND SALE Joseph Amato, juniors at Man­ ing a dog to roam. PaUolman ’ ’ i FOR LESS chester High School; Norman Albert Scabies, who pideed up ------I ------W. Souza Jr., a junior at East the dog on Henry St., was bitten NORMAN’S « FLOWERING Catholic High School; and Alan several times and was treated SUPRR PREMIUM NYLONS Dux, a junior at Cheney Tech. at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ both fairways l*or Thu IL Di'iil A joint meeting of Boys State tal. Brown is to appear in Or- ami Thr Hi nt ."Irrvfri FiiN 4 Ply — No Limit G uorantM ANNUAL PLANTS and Laurel Girls State,'tomor­ ouit Court on July id. row at 7 pjn., will open the sce- opaa t H \ UTI'Oltn WD BUY ONE ^ GET ONE FREE «on. The week will be given M ^N( nr.s i FK * Doc. *1.00 over to stud3ring various phases Nerves Attacked ^ tvary maaday! in state, town and city govern­ lU . A A A . A . A A A . A . A . . a ment. Students will learn about CHKJAGO — Bobdism, of GOODYEAR NYLONS each Integral part of eadi side which seven to 12 outbreaks oc­ GERANIUMS of goveriunenb-Represattatives cur in the United States each w M i Tufsyn And Vp year, attacks the neirvous sys­ of various courts of the state 7.75x14 $12.90 7.75x15 Foij: ♦ 1 . 0 0 will speak, and there wHl be a tem about 12 to 36 hours after mock trial presented by the spoiled food has been eaten. Hie OPEN FULL LINE OF EVERGREENS AND Hartford Bar Association. Gov. resulting respiratory paralysis 8.25 X 14 15.90 ^ 6.50 X 13 SHRUBS AT REASONABLE PRICES John N. Dempsey will a to e ss kills two-thiixte of those affected. PLUS FEDERAL TAX—EASY TERMS a Joint session Tuesday. iWESTOWN ALL DAY Boys State has five cifies and PHARMACY five towns with equid manber- 459 Hartford E ^ — M9-994€ MeCONVILLE ship. Girls State is divided into OPEN SUNDAYS DISCOUMT towns. < ' SUNDAY FLORIST AND GREENHOUSES Miss Barbara 'WaJlett of Man- 8 A.M. — 8 P.M. STATION cbfjster, president-elect of the 802 W00DBRID6E STREET-^49-5947 Maiieheeter AuxBiary, Is eerv* PINE PHARMACY 451 WEST CENTER ST.—543-5331 OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS ing her IStfa year ae eounsalor SM Ceatar S t • . ALL MEDICINAL SERVICES AVAILABLE ai Laurel Girls State. «* i .1 i . 4 ‘;: ' ''-V iselves. A spokes- Soard of Realtors >resaw no problem approval. 1 civic affairs and ns committee has lications for non- M •> a* » w g re having trouble I t [g, and has adopt- itnt code of ethics jquire Realtors to ■ty owners of fair lation which bars I in the selling of ttee has esUblish- The Boys the Professional Does TV k)nunittee, which ) recommend disci- Return to 1 against members Make Us i of discrimination, to investigate com- Ponderosa jciimination. Passive? BOLLYWOOD (AP) — Mean­ led code states the while, back at Pemderoaa — d ready to ^ow all Ham YORK (AE>) — Televl- They’re already at work oa my qualified mem- ■lon took humorist Sam Leven- the IMS-tr? season, of “ Bonan- aa,” which has proven Ha name racial, creedal or ■oti out of the Now York pubUc to submit all for- for NBC, Ks sponsor, producers ) property owners, Mbool syatom — but allow buai- Mnd Stars. ’Those todomitabls however that the MBB obviously failed to take the Cartwrights are once more at sion rests with the teacher out of Levenson. home on the range — Lome Father of a teen-age child, Greme ever the father image, ler himself, Dan Blocker fat and sassy, and .. a stand on “ block- tiovenaon frets about the rela- tlonabip of televiMon and school, Mike Landon the sex sym'bol, e code states that ttMUgh BUghtly gray*aired. it by a member . .. and winds up being critical of parents, pedagogues and com­ f . ' Little Joe gray-haired? Yefc procure the sale or * It’s true, though the aging pro­ tion of real proper- mercial broadcasting. *Th 100 year's of free compul- cess has set in early. Otherwise ict intended to im- Mike Landon remains the pic­ mote fears in prop- aoty education we have never prepared most children to be ture of youthful vigw, thanks to . . . shall subject the his dally sessions to the Paranv Jisciplinary action . readers and thiifters," Leven-' aon says without bis familiar ount Studio gym while others beaming smile. “We have laid a are feeding in the commissary. cation form wWch Landon, like his fellow Cart­ ^en to non-whites, Ug fat egg in turning out mll- lon s of kids who Just want to be wrights, exudes confidence th the following; “ I about the coming season. difficulty in j finding amused.’’ levenson beHeves that It la ‘1 hear Garry Moore, our op^ wnmodations Jit the position on GBS, is passtog out ■tford area that are easential for the public schode to “teach kids to watch televi- sweatshirts marked ’Beat Bo- to me and within namsa’ ,” commented Landon. ic means. I hereby Bion.’’ “ It’U take more ttian that,” astance front your **Why don’t aH the schools aupply the students with 'pre- The ax;tor reflected bn the Cwred viewing lists?’’’ be num'ber of opposition shows that »tion asks for asked. “ Television supplies Its have hit the boneyard and com­ desired, the price own teachers lor the children — mented: ’”The best opposition e of employment of the ones who want them to buy they bad has been the feoiture ipplying and a list of aomOthOng. And, to me, the sad movies. They would do even yable and credit ref- truth is that the schools, which better If they weren’t so long. he applicant has not have something exciting to sen, ‘ Tt’s a. mistake to put on X ed for a bank mort- 2^-hour movie at 9. o’clock on don’t know how to do it as weM . Sunday: night. ’That moans the aa television does.” . working guy would have to stay cation form for mi­ Levdison, surprisingly, does ps and a copy of the up almost until midnight, arid, 'not worry about violence. that’s too late:” . . < leen sent out to the " I don’t think TV breeds vlo- )r study and approv- ABC will once again be pitting tonce,’ ’ he conUnued with co- the features against “Bonanaa.” - Bidbralble tire. “ X think it breeds -The color Western will be^ offer- passivity. When kids see real tOFBSSOR DIES ® tog more of its swe''fozmuhi in vloleitce, it seems like some- the series’ eighth year. (AP) — Pro- tldng they’ve seen op a TV ird C. Donnelly of “ We’ce not planning anything aqreen and instead o f’ reacting . new,” commented London. aw School died of to it they Ju^t watch quietly and 3 Madison residence “There may be more two-part* whit for the commercial, know­ era, which I don’t entirely ap« ras 51. ing that it will turn out all right authority on crim- I«ove of- Experience bos shown in the end with the good guys that the ratiiigis suffer when we 1 survived by his JSfmiing-’ ’ ormer Prances C. do them. The evU In television, ns Lev- “Guest Stars? I demit think ,as Vegas, Nev., a isweoo sees it, la that practical­ Alexandre Moltke, portraying a governess, flees her employe^ mansion ^ a j daughters. we’U be using too many — uo- ly the sole motivation In viewing new weekday series styled on the tradition of Gothic novds. The setting is a lees the raittoge drop. But exper­ ;rvices will be held iB amusement. Maine fishing village. The suspense-and-romance series, “Dark Shadows,’ Monday at North ience has also proved that guest *®oes the induMry—commer- starts Monday from 4-4:30 p.m. on ABC.______■ stars don’t help the rating to igregatlonad Churoh. dW television—have a riglht any degree. Of course, if Paul only to amuse?’* he asked. • Newman was available •— ’• *UIaybe they have. But on the Landon and his fellow stari • aWier hand, I as a father, have have signed up for another five r us PRICE Wie right to refuse to let them Drama’s the Thing Again years of “Bonanza,”, aftSf DUR NEXT bduoate my tihUdren.” which they should be aMs to Levenaon may be dletiirbed Then CBS came along with its some time after the first of next ■SCRiPTION n e w YORK (AP) — Net­ buy the State of Colorado. Mike by TV’s iiMidentel rOle In chU- splendid produotton of “Death year. NBC said it had signed admittedly enjoys the monej^ dren’a education, but the kecord work teievisUm for several past of a Salesman” and made an­ Sidney Foltier to play “Othel­ HUR DRUG has resolutely brushed and he is content with the work indtoates tiiat the taste of el­ other move by promising at lo.’* i. . as wen. ementary school children has off the laments of Its critics least two nwre of similar sub­ OB3 made another move in "Anting is a job, just as being grown more sopWeticated over about the low estate and g a i- stance next se«|9on. ABC ooun- the game ’Tuesday by announc­ an engineer or d o^ r is a job," ft IB year period. eroBIy shabby quali^ of many terod with an annoxuiioenMnt of ing it has set aeAde $500,000 “ to he reasoned. ‘ "There la a cer< In a study by Paul Witty of encourage the witting of otig- of Ms light “entertaiiunent” a plan for two-hour dramatAc tain amount of routine to doing Mtoitbwestem University (made prohKtions on a monthly basis Inai dramas expresidy for tele- dbows and the abnoat total lack a series, but there is also X b ^ re the advent of “Batman” ) visinn.” Writers who turn out creative aspect of helping wHh HERE It was found that tha most of serious drama beyond occa­ material that CBS find to be sional feature fUrns. Boripta and writing an occaaiCiiH po{N)^ OhUdren’a shows last ‘Vneaningful” auid “signifitoant’’ Id one yourself.’* .ARGE $1JHI year'were “ The Man from U. N. Ik>w, it seems, the networks win be rewarded by payments M flk U. BJ.j” “ Bewitohed,” “ Sbto- are admitting — indirecUy, of up to |i26,000 per script. course — that perhaps the com­ The dramas, varying from rH GOODIES (Itoe Page Two) plaints have been based in Iruth. They want to do some­ one to two hours in length, will L GAELS thing about it—next seaeou. . be pi season^a output. ■ Now the word "quaaty’f.liaB i ^ M HfMVSS IN 'HWGADOON’ BEST mSTALLAmON ' beooms as fashionable as tlie Excerpts from W. 0. word "raOnga” with the net- - Ann Howes, the mitiah 643-6662 Fidds Inovies wj^ be aebreas, wM star oppoatta R ob -'l -Woilc executives. ABO perhaps shown on Wajme and RADIM made the opening move in «M l- art aoidet in AIB0^b 90-minuts CAU, 649-1124 308 MAIN ST.' Ity onsupmanaNp wittipufcllicilty Shuster’s sum m er ptndoetton of ‘Biigadoon.” She. show f^day 10 ^ 11 wOl ptoy Ftoiuu The mualoal la MANCHESTER aifaout tts fwiliiooming “Otacs ,-a LONS ear anthology aeiien. p.m. on CBS. h f isnisr and Lowau

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When his small son Is “East of Eden Part IV (80) Whlriybirds . in love In wartom London. 6:40 , (2040)'Osmbat “Trout to Dream About" (40) Dennis the M en i^ 6:46 (20) p SS n :W (8> Blqr King B lddna4>ed and held for TV (8-2040) Ben Casey (20) News and WeaUior 8:80 m ^ ) Dr. Kildare ' ( WEDH,Channel^24) Tyrone Power, Joan Fontaine. ft«09 (22-80) Please Don’t Bat (M (8-2«> B u a B u a r «» (80) Nareottcs Program som, an Industrialist first (22) At Home ■with Kitty 5:40 Nurse Zoo Lawton beOTmea Thomas Mitchell. 6:00 Daisies (O) (80) Bachelor Father 5:45 (18) Balph Kanna Show object of- author Damon West’s (tZ) Bod Brder Sam Smtri, to moot ttio ^Udnao^s d^ (Monday — Friday) (20) Peter Jennings NeWO (83040) Ben Casey _ (20) Big Picture __ _ R (W) Wlngi M road , , mand for a half-mfllion d(n- 1:80 (8) As the World X u ™ atfecUons. 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Bank Robbed 16,000 Jam Jackson HARTFORD (AP) — A Dodd Denies Charges, thin, middle-aged man rob­ bed the Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. office at 760 Main St. of about $2,000 early At Finish of March this aftemoon. Police said he handed a JACKSON, Miss. (AP) teller a note which said Attacks Former Aides j —The long and turbulent “This is a holdup. Don't Mississippi Tnareh has end­ sound the alarm. Give me S,'* iir' $5. $10 and $20." He appar­ ed with James H. Meredith ently showed no weapon. ii—who, started it as a He was described as about “journey against fear”— I * ~ a 55, with a crew cut and Caunsel Asks eaying the “govef^nor and wearing a red plaid sliirt every other person is going and gla.sses. He fled on foot, to pay attention to the Ne­ through the bank's side Sen. Bennett <■ .i gro. door, to an adjoining build­ I ' ■’i-; “ The system of white supre­ ing and presumably to the Be Rem oved macy will reign no longer,” street, police said. Meredith told a heavily guarded WASHINGTON (AP)— rally behind the imposing state Capitol building Sunday.' Sen. 'ITiomas J. Dodd mad* '* Some 16,000 persons, moet of State Neivs a sworn denial of miscon­ them Negroes, flowed through duct charges today and ac­ Jackson streets to jam into a cused trusted employes in ortion of the capitol grounds Tynan Urges his office, who fed docu­ tnd adjacent areas. ments from his files to The final leg of the march — Newer Laws newspaper columnists, of irom Tougaloo College on the “ robbing me blind.” 6utakdrts of Jackson to the capi­ Dodd testified in hie own de­ tol — and the rally were For Cyclists fense at a climatic session of tnaiked by a aufbdued atmos­ the Senate ethics committee phere. HARTFORD (AP) — “ There hearings into the misconduct Meredith, SS-year-dld Air are altogether too many motor­ chargee. Force veteran led the procee- cycle accidents,” says State Mo­ Before Dodd testified, his at­ glcm with a number of national tor Vehicles Commissioner John torney had asked that the com­ vtl rights leaders, including J. T^nan, commenting on Con­ mittee’s ranking Republlo mem­ gr. Martin Luther King Jr. necticut's 10 motorcycle fatali­ ber, Sen. Wallace Bennett of Meredith drew the greatest as ties so far this year. Utah be disqualified for having line response from the crowd, which The commissioner also noted made “ a pre judgment before :tty Wouldn't hear half of what tvas sd«. that in 84 such accidents, dur­ hearing the most vital evidence :aifc said from the flatbed truck ing the first three months of -ithe testimony of Sen. Dodd t*Wch served as a speaker’s •6i> 1966, there were 65 personal in­ . (A P Photofa.x) himself.” The request was ta­ Ioi> patform. juries. Sen. Thomas J. Dodd confers •with Attorneys James Waters (center) and John bled. Meredith said his father, now . ’Tynan and many of Connecti­ Sonnett (right) prior to today’s hearing before the Senate Ethics Committee. The committee also heard aead, told ham most white per­ cut’s law enforcement officers oan Mrs. Dodd swear toat K waa nti- sons “ are pretty decent. It’s feel that now is time for addi­ >ect she, not Chicago public relations true that we got some mean tional legislation defining and man Julius Klein, who bought i ^ t e folks in Mississippi, but limiting the rights of motorcycle Navy Bombs Hit Fuel Dump Persian rugs now In the Dodd fhese people can be decent. drivers. i 5) Washington home. Papers sha “ There is only one thing that State Police Commissioner age identified as receipts for the holding them back. And that Leo J. Mulcahy has announced rugs were given to the eommii> ang is the system of white su- Ms support of a bill to introduce t«U- U,S. Cavalry Joins Chase tee. (O) paemacy. at the next General Assembly “The purpose of the march calling for seperate tests and li­ Dodd, * Connecticut I>emo- that I started three weeks ago (AP Photofa.'s) censes for drivers of motorcy­ crat, acknowledged that several I ihait thing at the base of the smiles and waves on arrival at the Jackson, Miss., Mulcahy noted that under Of North Viet Battalion New York hotel suite of Klein, a J OK I^em of white supremacy. capitol, end of a long civil rights march. present state law, any person registered agent for West Oei- ’• §lrat thing Is fear—a fear that possessing a standard automo­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam contact •with them. Nineteen namese regUVars prieoner and man Interei^, J' CFtpe the Negro In America to bile driver’s license can drive (AP)—Thousands of U.S. air Reds were reported captured captured 37 'weapone, a spokee- *T’m 'no* a »4ch m an," (he __ very bonee, nat only in Mis- shot « i the second day of Me from a shotg^un hear Hernando, and 141 weapons seized. man reported in Saigon, senator said. “I'm not ashamed a motorcycle. cavalrymen joined the pursuit ibelppi, but in every section of march “but as you c m see Miss., after covertog 27 miles. Tynan, who also supports such The new spreadhead brought Marine officers at the battle of H, I wish I was.” He went an A white man. Aubrey Norvell, today for three North Vietnam­ ffiiS country, because every inch here, that didn’t end a thing.” legislation, said “ Tt doesn’t the bulk of the U.S. 1st Cavalry, estimated that relentless U.S. to say he accepted Klein’s “ ho«- of Memphis, was charged with ‘ the country Is controlled by Meredith began the trek June mean that a fellow can drive a ese battalions swarming lihe Airmobile, Division Into action air and artillery fire may haA^e pitality” and was “ glad to have attempted murder and is free on «*!»• system of white suprema- 5 at Memphis, Tenn., 226 miles motorcycle just because he can coastal hills of South Viet with elements of the lOlst Air­ cost the Hves of 300 Cornnui- a place to stay." a $25,000 bond in the case. » north of Jackson. _He was operate a car,” Nam’s central plateau. borne Division, U.S. Marines nists, or about half the enemy Dodd denied he ever delivered 'aka Meredith reoaHed that he was wounded by a blast of biixtehot King and other national civil In North Viet Nam, U.S. Navy force. U.S. Tith Fleet sMpe off­ any speeches written by KlelB . 0. and several South Vietnamese rights figures rushed in to take PaBtore to Speak bombers left a large fuel dump battalions in the expanding Op­ shore joined in the barrage. end te^fied a 1964 trip he made and up the marathon mission, turn­ In flames which sent up Mllo'ws The air raid against the North to Germany was to conduct aa •B. HARTFORD (AP)—U.S. Sen. eration NaUian Hale, and put w. ing it into a Negro voter regis­ John O. Pastore of ]Rhode Is­ of smoke visible from as far off the air cavalry’s commander, Vietnamese oil installation left investigation for the Senate In­ tration crusade. They led the Cal- hed b y Instinf^t land was named formally today as their carrier 150 miles away, Maj. Gen. John Norton, in over­ an inferno that glowed late into ternal Security sulxx)nMnittee— Na- marchers off U.S. 51 — the to be keynote speaker at the an American spokesman report­ all charge, the niglit, not to help Klein hang onto a route planned by Meredith — 'Twelve hours after the .strike ctients there. -the Connecticut Democratic State ed. A new spearhead Sunday and meandered through the The reinforcements of by twin-jet A intruders from He toetified the ordy Oennaa real* Convention Friday night. drove into the Trang Luong 6 heavily Negro populated delta sJtytroopers turned Operation Blind Man’s Pinscher State Denocratic Chairman area north of Tuy Hoa during a The trek covered 262 miles on (See Page Nineteen) (See Page Tea)] rmy John M. Bailey said that Pastore Nathan Hale into a giant visit by Gen. William C. We.st- ruse the highways, many more inside search-and-destroy sweep in­ aon- had axxiepted Ms Invitation to moreland, comm'ander of U.S. such Mississippi towns as volving at least 6,000 U.S. com­ Developed Cataracts address the opening session of forces in Viet Nam. He traveled aad Batesville, Grenada, Green­ bat troops. The prime targets the two-day convention. among the troops by light plane rf»rt-wave radio operator, Mc­ wood, Itta Bena, and Belzoni,. A. were the battered sTirvivors of a t*E3TRiO«r |AP) — Hesitancy Paistore replaces Vice Presi­ and helicopter. Heroic Mother Praised Adams told other hams about stubborn North Vietnamese bat­ M the end of the leash told Jack side trip by auto to FhiladelpIMa dent Hubert Humphrey, who was hte and Dell’s plight. The opera­ talion Mt repeatedly iri eightt Eight Army helicopter crew­ 0> HtciAidamB, S3, something was (See Page Nine) (gee Page Ten) men were ktUed today when t'wo laVi tion money rolled in and there days 0^ fighting. m am g. was transportation to take Dell However, U.S. Intelligence oboppeiis collided near Tuy Hoa Tiny Tot Kept Alive Bio. J dirring the drive. ca'n It turned out, the Mind was to a clinic. sources reported that two other who leading the blind. Two weeks ago Dr. William North Viet Nam battalions were To the north, U.S. Marines able Violence Erupts and Vietnamese troops went her McAdams’ dog, Dell was Magrane of Mishawaka, Ind., in the same area 240 miles In Icy Plane Wreck ban. ding him through downtown removed Dell’s clouded lenses, northeast of Saigon. Tc^ether after the remnants of another WU- i it streets on a rainy April Thursday the stitches inside her In Poland After the three battalions total about battalion of North VietnamoHe SEATTLE, Wash. (AP)— tude, “ pixhably saivtng toe MM ard. when he sensed indeoiBion eyelids were removed. 1,500 men, the sources said. regfulars and hard-core guerril­ "Her courage and Initiative of my wife and child.’* — _ ■ las in tunnels and bunkers ung, iSa the dog’s part. But after the eye (^ration, Religious Rites So far 395 Communists have saved our baby’s lif e,” says the The young husband flew with Ulng northwest' of Hue, 400 miles ^ veterinarian discovered "she lay there for hours, like been reported killed as the al­ husband of a young mother who the seaich planes, refusing to nate she was dead,”said Onete Rob­ WARSAW, Poland (AP) — northeast of ^ g o n . Tlic Leath­ bout at Dell, a 7-year-(5ld Dober- lied force, in small units, went managed to keep her 2-month- aJbandon h o ^ through a long About 1,0(K) hymn-singing Polish ernecks counted 66 enemy Pinscher, was as blind as inson, McAdams’ mother and a ■^ter the camouflaged North old baby and herself alive for Friday and into Saturday aifter- bodies, took four North Viet­ master and had been leaid- nurse at Doctors Hospital, who GathoUcs clashed with Mub- Vietnamese, making sporadic two days in a plane wreckage noon. 0 Mm “ on instinct and gute made Dell her special patient swdnging police Sunday night in on a cold, snowy mountain. Bite through the dog’s ordeal. (See Pkge Eight) ne.” two attempts fio march on Com­ Loren Little, 24-year-old Uni­ BeU. t)ell had cataracts, a malady Mrs. Robinson says Dell Is versity of Washingtou medical t!ofax) state park. . . . Communist k m the Department of Hous- plete revitaliaation program” of vate utilities. The project’s flicted, as well as those who tiem to Jl^e possible effects of rocky side of the mountain. £>rickson crash-landed toe party elects longtime leader pig and also subject to change downtown. Tax revenues will go share of the relocation is nor­ have read her many books, or human' smoking. Wins Contest craft on a ledge at the 5,6(X)-fbot Ous Hall as general secretary Mter detailed engineering Mud- up 8uid the tax case will in­ mally 50 per cent of the total have seen the movies or plays The study was headed by Dr. crease, the agency predicted. level. He and Ms wife were and Harry Winston as national H* are made for the project cost. (A ‘‘good percentage” of Jane Mai-sh, 24-year- based on her life. Osejar Auerbach of the Veterans TTie renewal plans would dre- killed. chaiiman ait first (>^nly _ an-^ Vlie infoimatloa was oontaiii- overtiead utilities may go un­ old New York soprano After spending most of her Administration Hospital, East Little, deecrlblng Ms fatoer- nounoed election in. seveft',years. fei a sa-page report titied, ate a mall along Main St., re­ derground.) is seen during the life workii^ tirelessly to better Orange, N.J., and- E. Chiyler locate a portion of Main St., tn-law as a “ very cautious pilot, .... Secretary of State Rusk A IChrket, Ooet and Project Improvements — $4.6 the conditions of the Mind and Hammond, hi toe statistical re­ widen several streets and in­ Tschaikovsky Interna­ ' a senslMe flier,” noted that toe tells Southeast Asia Trekly Or­ Potential for Down- million. Includes streete, storm deaf, Miss KeUer has retired to search se(^on of toe American tional Singers Contest last reports from the plane had ganization (the United States '' Renewal Project.” crease parking beMnd Main St. and aanitary sewers, land­ a niral retreat In Western Con­ Outcer So^ety. which she wpn in Mos­ Ms altitude as 8,600 feet. He be- will continue “ persistent ef­ i f the repiort's title was uMn- and the mall area. scaping and grading. necticut. They reported that toey at­ Uevea Elricksoin fought to bring forts” to move Viet Nam war jtfng, (he MfomiatieH within The MRA gave this break­ > IntoroM — $300,0()0. The esti- cow. First prize was “fihe’e living in retirement,” tempted to dupUoate human even more ao. The ak'ency down of toe expected $16d mil* '» ^ $2,750 in cash and a the' etippled oe«ft to Ms enuto from the battlefleid to the con- AMS to rttov that tf Hod ecet e< toe ]nx>Jectt (See Page Three) gold me^al. ^ (See Page Seven) (Sm Page seven) lawling ait a much lower alti­ •snace table. , . r' J