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Mark Aubraitis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Custon Abraitls, sailed Hartford Rd. Gas Station About Town yesterday on the cargo ship Average Daily Net Press Rim The Weather Members of the Manchester AMERICAN LEGION For. the Week Ended A/i'ican_Dawn bound for Aus­ Oear, cool tonight, ikvnr hi Rod and Gun Oub will meet to- tralia. He is planning to spend Opposed at ZB A Hearing dnhrO, 196« night at 7:30 at the Holmes Fu- ygj,j. traveling and working 56.; mostly muuiy tomorrow, neral Home, 400 Main St., to throughout the country. Opposition to a request by Zone A A, which would be clos­ SNJK»aMy eooL pay respects to Rudolph Kurap------Crescenzo and Alfred DeGiantis er to the sideline than regu­ 14,231 kot, father of Roland Schiller, Lawrence Wittkofske, town to bui\d a three-bay gasoline sta- lations permit. The comqr-lot Manchester— City nf. VUlitge Charm a member of the club. water and sewer superintendent, tion at 8M Hartford Rd-, was property is required to have a BINCO will discuss Manchester’s pres­ sparked by two Manchester res­ 15-foot sideline for the first 100 MANCHESTER, CONN.^ WEIWBSDAY, JULY 20, 1966 (Clanifled Adverttoing on Pag* W) PRICE SEVEN GENTS The Disabled American Vet­ ent and future water . and sewer idents at last night’s Zoning feet, and then a 40-foot sideline. EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT VOL. LXXXV, NO. 246 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS—TABLOID) erans Auxiliary will have a so­ program tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Board of Appeals meeting. Pit* meets the first requirement 8 O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. cial and picnic at the^ home of a meeting of the Manchester ’The Board tabled that request, but construction would be two Mrs. 'Walter Von Hone, Iron- YR Club at the American Le- but approved Uie Other seven. feet short of the second. wood Dr, Vernon tomorrow at Hortie, 20 Leonard St. The ’Three requests were withdrawn 5. A request by Anthony J. 6 p.m. meeting is open to all interested without prejudice, Urbanelti to build a two-truck persons. Opposing DeCiantis’ request garage on the south side of " Members of Orford Parish w ere Alexander Jarvis of. 26 Al- Forest St., in Industrial Zone, Chapter. Daughters of the Members of Hose Co. 2, Town exand'^ St., and Louis C. Bunce which would be closer to the American Revolution will at­ Fire Department, will meet to­ of ’Tunxte, Trail, Bolton. Town Gets Go Ahead sideline than regulations per­ tend a Silver Tea Thursday night at .7 at the Central Fire­ Planner Joseph Tamsky also op­ mit. The garage would be lo­ AUTO from 1:30 to 4;3(!) p.m. at the house and go to Holmes Fu­ posed. cated on the sideline. Regula- Governor Trumbull House in neral Home. 400 Main St., to * Jarvis questiohqd the grading tions require a 15-foot buffer, Liebanon. For transportation, pay respects to Rudolph Kurap- of the proposed station and g ^ request by Earie C. Ted- contact Miss Manon V. Wash­ ko:. f.ither of Roland Schiller, asked DeCiantis’ latwyer, Eu- f^rd to build a garage at 49 Ox- GIASS burn, 35 N. Lakewood Oipcle. a member of the hose company. gene Kelly, if the draW^g of ^0,.^ st in Residence Zone A, the station he presented ro. the closer to the sideline than regu- Second Lts. Samuel C. Hen­ . Rendezvous board was a “true repreaertta- lations permit. Tedford wants 0 / M l Kinds drickson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Finn Dropped tion.’’ to replace a garage lost in a Clinton J. Hendrickson of 72, S. Kelly assured him M was. Jar­ TO,e last month and build on the Installed Promptly Hawthorne St., and Cris M. As Defendent vis said he wanted to see “more sai^a foundation—one foot from In All Makes of Cars Kucinkas. husband of the form­ figures” before concurring. the salin e. Regulations stipu­ er Katherine Bishop. 40 Olcott Bunce opposed saying the sta- late a thme-foot sideline. Celia Alive St., have completed the orien­ In Really Suit WORK DONE INDOORS IN OUR SHOP Rocket Barrage Final OK for Stroll tion’’s retaining wall would be 7. A request by Sherwood MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—CeUa, tation course for U.S. Air Force Attorneys for Jerome I. Bas­ “up against my land.” He ap­ Hill to build''qn addition to an OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 PM.—SATURDAYS 8 KM. to NOON nurses at Sheppard AFB. Tex. a storm once thought to be kin and the J. D. Realty Co., in pealed to the board to study existing caipoH at 30 Pine dead, wound up suddenly to­ They studied aerospace medical a joint announcement today, re­ the plans “very carefully” be- 'jjiii St. in Resieifence Zone B, Awaits Suit Testing subjects and hospital adminis­ J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. Downs U.S* Jet day to the fury of winds at ported that Baskin's suit fore approving the request. closer to the sidelin^t,han regu­ 80 miles an hour In the At­ tration. L t Hendrickson has against J. D. has been dropped, Tamsky said he has visited lations permit. \ 31 BISSELL ST. Phono 649-7322 SAIGON, South Viet Nam and eitlHeiry pounded Oommu- CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP)—The Gremini 10 pilot* been assigned to AFB. ' .J lantic—^but too far out to on the basis that the company the site and reported a “crit­ Hili was granted a vMjance (AP) — North Vifrt Nam fired niet ponUions in the junglee of threaten the coast of the today triggered jets on their scooter in the skies — a Fla. Lt. Kucinkas has yet to be had no scope over the actions ical sight-distance problem” for for the exi.sting carporfe\in off a record 29 Soviet-made mis- the fkmg Ngan VaUey juat below locked-on Agena space engine—to set up an afternoon assigned. United States. of two other defendants in the cars coming out of the proposed 1962. He now wants to extenij ' < \ < * slles Tuesday during heavy the ITtb Parallel frontier aa 7,- Forecasters said the hur- rendezvous with a second target satellite and an hour- suit. Ehik Dam and Earle Ev­ driveway there. it to the front of his dwelling American air. attaoka near Ha­ 000 iUnerican Marine, and rican would brush Bermuda long jet-gun space stroll by astronaut Michael Collins. erett Jr. Board menibers agreed ad­ so that two vehicles may park. noi and one of the rockeU found South Vietnoine.. troops car- with light squalls later to­ . Command pilot John W. — ------IBaskin. on Friday, brought ditional land typography, infor­ The carport is one foot from its m ark,. the U.S command ried Opeiatioti HaMinga info the day and possibly affect east­ Young, short of fuel on Gemini a chance the landing poind MAYTAG suit against the J. D. Realty mation was ne^ed before mak­ the sideline. Regulations require reported. sixth day. Tta mdin target of ern Newfoundland before 10, borrowed power from the might be'riiifted. Co. and against Dam and Ever­ ing a decision. ■ - 10 feet. Announcement! One U.S. Jet was lost to a nir- the aerial barrage was HiU 306, '' blowing itself out lii^ the Agena by firing rockets on the The crew awoke about 8 a.mi ett, charging rnisrepresentation The station would be located Requests from Weldon Drug els Mark 25th Wedding face-to-air missile and another sita pf numeroua bunker, and North Atlantlck space engine, kicking the orbital sifter nine hours of sleep. Tha and a "breach of duty” in a on the comer of Spencer St., in Co., Inc., Felix Gremmo, and was shot down by a Communist foxhiolM. A j^ k esm an said 11 Hurricane hunter aircraft path of the spacemen to the WASHERS real estate transaction. John Howard were withdrawn ground controllers said good Business Zone H. Mr. and Mrs.'Xr^n'i Kinel of in Manchester since their mar­ W e M o v e d MI017 in a dogfight 20 miles bunkani- had been destroyed or located Celia 240 miles west north. That was the first move morning. Although the two men are In other action, the board ap­ without prejudice, and will be 12 Griswold St. webe feted Sun­ riage. They have two sons, north of Hanoi, a spokesman damaged. in chase of the Agena left over part-time real. estate salesmen of Bermuda and 700 miles “Uh — good m•( Si-rvli-i' at 225 Main St. The couple was married by baseball coaching. Mrs. Kinel is toward reunification of North oommiSiiSto UHed and the with the Gemini 8 agena. orbital plane and adjust their jectors-—sound or silent, also The board approved the fol­ storeliand restaurant equipment a member of Gibbons Assembly, and South Viet Nam if the Viet pcobehi. msXtrn of 5M more. A the Rev. William Dunn at St. Proposed Bill Final approval will come If a height BO they could Jockey into ii:i (I \H T i «mi> m » S3 mm. slide projectors. lowing: and supplies. James' Church, where they are Catholic Ladies of Columbus. G uardsm en Gong disband and Hanoi with- i^atftontooto hsftididn had a position to rendesvoua with He sought also permission to (Herald photo by Ofiara) draws its troops from the South. iM>ne the bxunt of the flghfing space suit test shows no repeat M \ \ f MKM r» »c WELDON DRUG CO. 1. A request by Lutz Junior communicants, and have lived To Curb Klan of the problem. During the test, the old satellite. 767 Main St.—Tel. 643-8321 Museum to extend a 120-day erect advertising signs. Except for the mention of rw - field. > , Flight officials on the ground Howard was to have appeal­ GARNER’S the astronauts will depressurize time limit' to build a shelter- nification, the proclamaticai rep­ U.B. BSS bomhers made two WASHINGTON (AP) — Atty. oontlnued studying the problems ed a ruling of the town build­ and cited for failure to carry his warned Bonadies a week earlier resented little new and reflected Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach their cabin partially. classroom at Oak Grove Nature license. to rectify the violation, RUG AND u p h o lst er y raids beifore dawn today in the Asked late this morning if the of low fuel and smarting eyes Preserve. Construction of the ing inspector relating to an al­ the new confidmee in Saigon spoke out today against legisla­ as the astronauts spun 310 miles lowed use of the premises at About 8:15’ p.m. Hennequin . Ronald C, Sakin, 19, of 1 Re­ Hough Racial ncuthernmoet province of South eye-watering gas was bothering over the aUied military position. tion proposed by the House Center was approved by the also stopped motorcyclist Nich­ gan Rd., Rociiville, was charged CLEANING Viet Keah not far from Opera­ We above the earth. ZBA March 21. 161 N. School St., in Residence Since the proposal demanded Commtttea ’’’"oiT Un-American the astronauts. Young said. William C. Schneider Gemini olas R. Bonadies, 18, of 23 En­ with squealing his tires about 1 649-1752—14 High St. (Rear) ond night of wanton dertruction: to a hospital Tuesday night. A tion HaoUags. One raid ham- Activities to curb the alleged still do get a whiff of that stu«.” 2. A request by the Connec­ Zone A. CLEVELAND, Ohio their caj^tulaUon, the. Oommu-' m ered’a t a suigMicted trbop con- mission director, said: "We feel glewood Dr., at Main and .Oak a.m. near a Center St. drive-in. Manchester Two killed by gunfire. white man was admitted with nists were certain to reject ft. terrorist activities of the Ku. But he said it wasn’t bad. ticut Bank and Trust Oo., for the The arresting officer was Rob­ (AP) — National Guards­ Oentra^oh 17 nritas soutkwest of we have a reasmiable chance of Sts. and charged him with un­ At lea st at injured, including an; eye injury. A Negro youth ' In the ground war, U.S. jets Klux Klan Oround officials figured they completing the double rendez­ CAR FAIR, INC. estate of the late Robert J. necessary noise after finding ert Parizeau, who reportedly ob­ men armed with machine 12 policemen, a firemen and was treated for a forehead cut Qorag’Tri’ (jity. The' other {Oas- Contendhig that the biU pre- “ "trol the gas enough to vous even though we don't havs Smith, to maintain a parking Police Arrests that the cycle had only manual­ served the offense while patrol­ guns today patrol^ the five persons with gunshot from a flying bride- teired a W jor. inaHration route lot on the south side of Ford St., ling the area in a cruiser and battered and smouldering wounds. ig'' .mfiiH' > W ik « o rililsM of. sents constitutional difficultiea, tou «n ss much fuM pad as we’d Hke. ly operated "snuffer nuts” in­ •Tt’s just Meok sgSlnM black T Katasribach toid file committee Jl the mvlronmental control in Residence Zone .B, The board stead of a muffler. In his arrest followed Sakin to the drive-in Hough aection under a Uncounted property damage BIG DISPLAY - RECONDITIONED this time granted approval for Two local youths aAd one — that’s all they’re doing,” miles a provision of the jawposed 1968 o"® »*’•>** Houston ■ bade system problem strsUditens out, report, Hennequin stated he had parking lot. state of emergency order from burning and looting. moaned a Negro shop own6r P o p e Adks T 6 . « Rirtto Arf *»aU team beat PhUadelpUa 8-2 four years. Permission has been from Rockville were arresi^d, flba Lai, a U.B. avll Righto Act might be tne _ . ^ ♦j,.* wew s A lso ieM ws esn maks tha SAFETY CHECKED AUTOMOBILES aftw two Negroes died in More than 100 arrests. sitting guard at Ua j^ace. But it ’ boat and a mtee- “wiser response” to tiie “very ^ ““ s|«oe walk.” granted every two years since charged with making unneces­ Ruined, blackened huHta of also wa8 Negro against poMca- 19>56. riots. ■afS- one DOdoot junk real problems” posed by the ^ank Sinatra had married Mia ^ after-mMiilght 461 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER sary noise with motor vehicles Ona N«gi« nun was rttot to buildings, sAiaShed store win­ ' man much of the time. Safety fo r^ ^ 3. A request by Robert Pitz dows, heaps of tangled rUbbel —- imid dainiiiW »aa, triumph at National Aeronaut- PHONE 643-1691 to erect an attached garage at in separate and unrelated inci­ death TVeaday night amM wHd At an intersection in the wonst «r«rsiittS^ ' The Mtomey general sUd well, that s o m inum pn ax tos . and Space Admintotration dents last night. All are slated WESTERN (Ueordeni. these were the ugly remains. trouble spot, Percy GUes, 36, of effictols gave the venture out­ 460 Vernon St., In Residence FINAL WEEK Harried firemen, often the Tfcs-SirtSy srmisd. dialtow- there are "constitutional diffl- C elia, to appear in Manchester Court Widespread ahoottag, looting, sUbuihcm Cleveland Heights fell U.S. Pilots dprglt .patrol :crsft detected a culttes and problems with some . milee weet of ride prioclty over rendesvoue if Aug. 1 on the charges. and firabomhing by Negroes target at rocks, got 62 calls. City at 8:65 with a bulletin the hack a choice baa to be made. Safety Director John N. McCor­ OAOTBL GANDOUX), »aJ|y iraw gC >miks aan ^ and aspects” of the bill draft^ by ^ched Craig Beckwith, 19, of 111 raged for four hours in the Of the head. _ .w ______e_A - A1.A. 4—ale . M- fVASbiwimna oTiff \tn ehftimiAn Berniuaa» wa» Deing wnvcucu The eyes of both astronauts mick said there were 37 or M t-AP)-^Pope Paid VI appealed flfs4' 4m the jrnik lOira it at- the committee and its chairman' •QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 19231; Walker St., was stopped at Main Mums where a woman was There was no otticial report at tom p M to sYsiids A'aeareh. The Rep. Edwin Willis, D ^ . watered and became Irritated and School Sts. about 7:40 p.m. SINGER BEEFWMART hilled by gunfire Monday night. fores Tuesday night. Who riiot Giles. today to Norft Vlet.Nam to as­ -Eie committee bill, Katzen- Control ^ Sjiidfi; boot’s ntoeWne-ghn fire by Patrolman Robert Henne- Violence eased about midnight. Three Negroes, including twe sure tiie safe^ at oaptured bach said in hie prepared testi- storm would not affect t^ (See Page TWrty'OBe) 164 EAST CENTER ST. (See Page Thirty-One) touohad, 'aK 'an sxpkxnon on the quin, who reported he .had ear­ Gov. Jamas A. RtiodeB called wounded by gunfire, were taken Amerioan ffieM in ' accordance ju ft’wifieh deslzbiy^ it- Along mony, "mlgtot Xecessartly Prim* m Ijm ijem troops and declared ______wMh intmmtional nSM on pris- complicate prosecution of the several hundred miles south of lier observed the youth squeal w i^ ths inlaOawseper,.tbe Swift the storm center. MANCHESTER—649-5261 his itires at the Bissell and CLEARANCE! VMsdagr night that “ a state of o n en . bo«t'‘toiDk -Vbs-other juift and peipetratora of such violence” NOW — 2 Fine SYores To Serve You tsmuM, riot and other emergen- The pdriflf .also sstd he re- Defense Department officials, Main St. light. sainpims under'fire and report- because of “the organizational however, said the forecast for NoTornado; Beckwith was also given a Closed Monday. op'* prevailed in Olerveland. Speck May Have Had Attack sentiy received assurm ss at sd deinegtag 'th m . ’ and conspiracy concepts upon Ample Parking Front and Rear 61 Tolland Tpke., Manchester Open Tues., Wed., Sat. Only a few hundred soldiers good w ill sa d aincintty frooD one the prime recovery area calls written warning for speeding Ths UB; oomimiuid reported a which the Ufi is based." for restricted -visihility and iW v Columbia Ave., WlUlmantic ' tiU 6 hod reached tiie area by mid- aide in the Viet Nam'fighting Rain Heavyy Thurs. & Fri. UU f UghL Ttiep patrUed In jeeps a referbace to the Uiitted States . , (flee Page. TMrty-One) (Sm Page TUrty-One) some showers and said there to aa^iying machine guns. Massacre Survivor — and now wouM hke to see thto “Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappen!" k a proclamation Mgned kt matched by the other side. Funnel Close INEARLY 3 MILLION OoKanbUB, Rhodes commanded The Pope spoke to 10,000 per­ PRESCRIPTIONS IswtoeB elementa to halt the sons at a weekly, general au- FttshUm Report WDKMDOR tOGHS m SAFELY FILLED SPECIALS rioting. He said more guards­ Faces Accused Man

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESD^LY, JULY 20, 1968 PAGE THBBB PAGE TWO UANGHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1966 hawk Alihnes, however, where piAUc relations for the New Ra­ many oranges were colored you spend for food? He aver­ A Mmon M on to Sorter Avoids ages 37 cents. Here are some X ' TO South Windsor Sheinwold on Bridge Robert Oanapa aald: "Pasaen- ven Railroad, said: "Our figures whether they needed it or not; I M i « v » h d n o f PflM ' Bolton the American Airlines Busy ger-wise we’ie showing a de­ indicate that on the Boston-New it was eaider to color them all. exam ples: 2J6 cents for the com Uniieeded Color In a 29-cent box of cornflakes, It to estimated that over a S tam ps N eu )$ e x c e p t io n t o r u l e crease of about 10 per cent over Toifc run traffic to up about 26 tlse of the new machine % M cents of each 81' spent for mllllim dollars a year to spent WODUD SAVE THE DAT last month. ptr cent over normal, especially could save marketing costs and on varied remedies to leuevo Groundbreaking Sunday RecommedatitHis Made. But Mohawk Shows Drop ORliAiNIDO, FTa.—O olor R choice beef, 2.5 cents for the V'Peoplei t “1 would attribute this to the on wedtends.” ,put more better-quality oranges itch of pilea Yet druggists toll By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ■’' j w a s r * orange, but only if It needs it wheat in a 21-cent loaf of white WENDBOR LOCKS (A P ) — the American Alihnes official. fact that many of our connec­ on the market because coloring you that mllng, astringnt To Aid Walking Studente •TSiere 1* wlckadness abroad, “We’ra as busy as can be,” an “ We have hired additional OCEAN LLr'iSi A new machine being tested ly exposes the fruit to tempera­ bread, about 11 cents from a P E T E B S a ^ S O IN IM E N * For St. George’s Hall WatKm,” said Sherlock Holmes tions are very uncertain,” Oann- 26-cent quart of milk, about soothes pile in mlnuM. American Airlines spokesman at the ticket and reservation of­ pa said, “plus the fact that the Animals living in -the ocean the U. S. Department of Agri­ tures and humidity at which de­ Stott*, A as he reached into hla pocket cay organisms thrive. 2T7 cents for the cotton in a 70c box or 86o taJ)o applteator Groundbreaking ceremcnies Friday by a “cherry bomb" fire The SouOi WtaKteor board o< the <%aitg:ing Moon; said at Bttad|ley Field Tuesday fices. strike has more or less dis­ range in size from the wnale culture in Florida sorts oranges PETERSON'S OINTMENT /iln Thei^/ edwation has submitted a re- love or a Season; L«e, Rock for the handcuffs he always car­ W W T , in the 10th day of the airline to the microscopic forms so tiny by color faster and more accu­ man^s 84 business shirt and tor a new pari^ haH and Oiris- cra^r. i. ried. The great detective had “JEiVen with this additional couraged people from flying be­ -about 25 cents stampage for gives fast, Joyful relief from , c . F irst Selectman Richard 1. and the Willow; Petry, Tltuba A J10986 A f / * strike. ^ that more than five million rately than the hiunan eye can. FARMER’S SOABE Itching. Be delighted or moaeF ...... port by Ito atiiens Oommi^e ^ Just watched today’s hand when help, we can’t keep up with the cause of connection problems.” tian educsfcon buildmg for St is on Birch 9? Q1073 5 could be put into a bottle three It routes oiUy those that need ,<3HICAGO—liVhat does the each 81 worth of pine lumber back. i on SidewaBts and Walking Stu- Run- Murphy. The “We’re carrying many more volume.” What about the railroads? George's Episcopal Church on Mountain, said he had been his alert eye spotted a crime. O K 2 i i S t e inches tall. it to the coloring bln.^In the past farmer get out of the dollar produced from his woods. Opening lead—Jack of Spades. A K3 4il7<2 paasengers than normal,” said It wias a different story at Mo­ Robert ■ McKeraan, head of R t Mk win be hekl in connec- smelling smoke all morning, but "• denU to the town manager and pond. West led the Jack of apades, ^ iO U lH I tioD wifli services Sunday mom- because of the haze, couldn’t N ew s Planning and Zoning Oommis- Connell Meets Tonight A A 4 3 declarer put up dummy’s queen t a g . spot anything. The .fire was Sion- The South W indsor town ^ A K J 9 and East covered with the Ung. At a special parish meeting called in by Edward Albasl. The fow main recommenda- council meets tonight at 8 at C 7 3 ' South refused the first and sec­ ♦ A J 9 4 after services last Sunday ttie Men from the state forestry tion* made by the committee school. Preceding the are: regular meeting a public hear- ond spade tricks but had to win gooft WMt N ofA b f t ooi^regatkm gave approval for department came to the aid of 1 NT Pw AUl the awarding of a contract for the Bolton firemen, who soon Joseph Kennedy l. sidewalks diould not be con- j,dd at 7:15 pm. to the tUrd. South led a diamond, finessing ______the new building. went home, only to be called BYANNIS PORT. Mass. (AP) atructed along existing: town consider the expenditure of not — Former Ambassador Joseph roads, near any tow^droed more than 866,000 Irort the cap- with dummy’s ten. East won ^ Architect for the project is back when the second fire was with the Jai(dc of diamonds and notrump. Many expert* reniM Richard Warren Bartlett of discovered. ..P. Kennedy is reported------recov- »hool buildmge - at the presem ------and non-recurring------= expend!- - Bloomfield, who designed the Cause of the two fires is un- ering from a mild heart attack nme smce the construcuon tures fund for land acquisition returned a clttb. South put up to open with one notrump when present church, completed m der investigaUon. ' suffered Sunday at his Hyannis to*® a™ necessary cro^ pfoposed town hall. the ace of clUbs and led anoth- they hold two nnall canto in a JPJ2. Bulletin Board Port, Mass., home. “*6 guards would exceed second public hearing will •r dUunond. suit. Others are willing to Ud When the Ujtg of diamonds ©no notrump if lha hand to olh- The construction contract wiU pubUc building commia- ^r. Robert D. Watts, doctor to ^ appeared South ran hto nine erwise ideal. An opening bid of he patriarch of the Kennedy amendments______to_ the nuisance or- AP Newafeatnrea •Iso go to the company which al to** This building once served as the FfSLJtOELFfXA (AP) - attorney but he had ------never’------been Q,e Ellsworlh and ------EK Ter- U a V V iB lllI) first vice president of the coun- for then West would defeat the from the rose u church, shortly after -Ibere’s not enough time in the a Judge. j y Schools and the high school try. The second design depicte contract with the rest of the P«r sent, to 817-7 million, G e ^ ’s Mission was eetab- day to fe«l md rtiange ttiem, - ^he appellate court, sitting in and additional crosswalk and ^ a laurri wreath bolding the tgiades. But it 6tcinr*T takes For Icelanders the per capita ISS-PESi ___ exclaimed Regina Elfe. of her hears appeals and re- warning markings are needed' students received flam e o f the union, tqrmboUc_____ of the first diamond trick In dum- vahM o f Imports from the Unit- The Rev. Itouglas E. 'niemer, aeven-weric-dd quaditqdets. views work of lower courts, at the Eli Terry? Wapping, Un- certificates of award at t^ ndd- ^ of the two mitlons. my he cannot bring the rest of ed States was 893- The United Hathaway says he’d bke to ion and Eltowoitt sriwls. The »««« closing exercises of the ------the suit In. States supplies 12.9 per cent ef a in i^ c^ttee to ov^ Richard, a police detective s^ workings committee suggested painting be Science The has issued, a r ©oats West nothing to make toeland’s imports, see the work at last Sunday’s yeaat, brought the two boys and subordinate courts, SO _ he done _ _ annually_____ Just before the Camp. The camp is of five new “summer the play, for his king of dia- parish «eeti:« . .a. . two girls home from the hoepi- volunteered his vacation time to opening____ ^ ______of schools. sored liy the Vernon Board of ____ «tatnpii______These stam|» . are ______monds is clearty______usriesa______when m a r in e d i e s i n w a r George Rishell to chairman; tal last Saturday. alt as a lower court Judge. 8- The board of education rules Education in cooperation^th a^mi-postato with the additional dummy holds the ace-queen. The WASHINGTON (AP) — Lance Arthur Carlson, co-chairman; «So T don't go buggy, I have "It should give me a htUe bet- and regulations should be the State Department of Educa- -values going to’promote ttie sum- king serves only to prevent William F. Labrecque Jr. and members are Mrs. Robert to record who ate when,” said ter imderstanding of the prob- amended to include various gen- tl<^ ^ ^ ^ niermer tourist trade of the Nethisr-Nether- South from ducking the first gf pawcatuck. Conn, was UOed Gorton, Paul Maneggia, George Mrs. Eife. "Otherwise scene- lema of a trial Judge,” he said eral guides for the superinten- The second term for Grades Mnds. round of diamonds. acUon In Viet Nam, the Pen- Shaweross and Earle Whitehead, body might go hungry and an of his-stint In Phoenix Oty dent of sriiools. Under the 4 through 0 started Monday and ^ g green "Second hand low” to a good tagon announced Tuesday. Two Woods Fires Beportod other would get fed twice.” Court. • guides, pupils would be re- will run through July 29. shows an ink pot, a rule, but ttiere are exceptions to -nia Marine was the son cf The fire department was call- Though caring tor tour at a quired to walk to school when- The high scliool class will at- ,p,iu and a book to honor all bridge rules. Mr. and Mrs. William F. La­ i v*i* - •d out twice yesterday after- ttitne may be unique, none of the Jayne M ansndid ever walking oondittons are fav- tend tor another two-week pe- Frisian poet Gysbert Japicx DaHy Oncadon brecque___ ^ Sr. of Wett Vina St., noon to fi^ t woods fires in two routine is new to 9 ^ and Mrs. SANTA MONIOA, Calif. (AP) oraWe in the Judgment of the riod. (1603-1696) and his contempor- A» dealer, you bold: Spades, Pawrotuck- different spots on Birch Moon- Eife. The parents, both 86, have — Actress J&yne Mansfield wpennlendeitt. ^je maxiniuin TbOM receiving certificates. 12 ct. plus 8 green» A-4^35 Hearts, Dta* d(/ * I tain. The rain finally put out four other riiUdren — Ricky, 13, filed suit for divorce from her distance in miles to the begin* Grade 4. Mr. Johndrow Mary- and gray depicts a rare naonds, 7-8: d u b s A-J-8-4-# — what remained of the second Mlcfaari, 8, Eileen, 6, and. Den- / f ' ttiird budband, rinrging mental ning of school property aiggett- ann BelHngfairi, Richard Bus- manuscript now in the Bodleian What do you say? COf^fOUtABLr AlU fire. Ise; 4. ed for walking students Includes siere, Unda Oole. Marie Guidot- library in Oxford. The 20 ct Answer: Bid ooe dub or (me The alarm sounded at 12:20 Adjusting to a routine has Mansfield, 23, filed the the foilowli^: Grade* 2 to 8, ti, Ro^rt Hayes, Geo^e La- pj^g -vermiUlon, hhie and gray pm. and all three trucks~ went been complicated by a host of •uit Tuesday In Siq)«rior Court one^ialf mUe; Grades 4 to 6, vigne, Thomas Naikawlc* and juustrates a miniature from the -CINEMA 1 to a blase in the woods 1“ Santa Mcmica, Calif., against one mile; Grades 7 to 8, one Michael Staezek. manuscript of the “Roman van Villa Louisa, actu^y m in uias-Glas- trooping tvup me Me director Thomas Vitale and oue-qoarUr miles, and Grade 5, Mr. Franglona-Jsn walewein,” an ancient novel dat- COVUNOKH. iXIT lO MAIN H . tonbury. q u ^ — Aiaa, Bern, uamy ana Qttaviano, 30. The couple, mar- Grade* 9 to 1, one and one- oougiewlcz, Richard King, ed 1360. The 26 ct phis 10 red,’ GRANLEY COMPANY Prawat nils fire was Just above one David. ried in September 1964, bas ooe haM mUe*. Marian Krupo. Patrida 3fl- yellow and gray shows another that may have been started last 'The worst thing," the ser­ child. A The board of education ©baels, Marian Narkawicz, John ancient manuscript written geant said, “is to hear them cry CARY GRANT ♦ tif Vn.. Viwnr nhich Mansfleld diwjrced her dwuld reoonunend to the Town Mevin, Frances Rogers, David about the same time as the Wal- hunband, Paul Mansfield, Planning and Zoning Oommis- Edward Sulima, Melanie ©wein. The 40 ct plus 20 green, The Q ark’ s SAMANTHA E66AR AHA imti PAn lAt 0"'^* years of marriage and sion that the commissiim exer- giemba. gray and purple features an an- 28 North St. a TeL 423-9001 kapaiiaa ka’a fmA *** married tor another five else its option and require side- Grade 6, Mr. Ohristensen— onymous woodcut showing a 16th PHUTTON ANSF/BLD Wnj.lMANTIC J SL______V m Hargltay, w«^ to sulxfivi^ns cyntWa Bard, Robert Ben. Su- Century composii* room and JCT.iWJWUJMAim t s o l c - sIe g b You ve got to get tq> and former Mr. America and Mr. ted in high density residential ^ Bergman, Peter Bohenko. printing office. Early Bird Feature d ieck .” SerenAplty. Don’t order It. •Robin” 8ri5, “Bun” 10:6c Universe. , RaymKeh CART <»ANT Tickets are 87.50 per person (toaliman John Castles HI an- Or write P. O. Bex 13, Monchetter 8 Salad Plates 8 Fruit Dishca wifewixe min Syracuse, n.x., N.Y., Barasold hene ------^ ------cer Championrtups —London, 1 Sugar &C«>ver f 3m>m> tm oetmmf. “AMANTHA BGGAK SButterPlates ♦ began his new career, melting ^^ciJ^lt 1966.” Free broefaarea available at Nasttff Arma^ 991 Main Street, m urnsH Eis JIM HUTTON Yale claimed It was “the first 8 Tea Cups 1 Creamer personal appearances, after his Russell Benson, Fred Hammick, Kraoae Florist, 621 Hartford Road, Herdio’s Craft and 1 VegehdilelNth, or Paul Cassaiino. time that any annual (xiUegiata 8 Tia Sauceis 100th birthday. alumni fund bas ever reached Hobby Center, 501 Middle Turnpike East and The Hobby ^ALK Books for the Summer Shoppe, 403 Center Street. Miss Rita Hyman,' librarian or tapped toe 84 million mark.” COMfORMBlr AIR CONDm0^^iD Also "Freeway Phobia” DONT RUr BRIDGE ogpoaro The amount was some 8700,000 Kirk Douglas VINEYARD HAVEN, Haas. ' THE GLASSWARE Starts Wed., July 20th *nHE HEROES (AP) — A suggestion to build a announced summertime read- NOW "ABOUND THE WORLD during the previous fiscal year. OF TELEMARK” bridge across toe six miles of Me found in the foUow- The Yale Alumni Fhnd, found­ lieCM ST BtA^Or^^Tla 24 Pteees Matching American-Made water separating Martha’s Vi- “ig books for pre-school ed____ in__ 1890,__ ^ first topped_____ the___ $1 MATINEE AT 1: M E]^DY cLANE Glassware in 8 nett neyard and toe mainland has through teen-age cliildren: An- mkrk in 1961, toe 82 E>X at 6:15 A 9:00 — AH New — AM Color — AN W dt Disney — n eeM sizes. mqt with vociferous disapproval g^und, U>ve Is a Special Way bullion mark in 1959 and the 83 M eelL»^5!i..the W orld’s Funniest Castaway! 8 'Water Olawes ftteas) by iMand residents. . . o f Feeling;, Angulund, WTiat mark in 1963. That a n a 8 Jniee Glasses (4 oz.) “It’s Just Insane,” was the Color Is l^ve; Weisner, Pock- Q a» of 1941 set a record S(SI*sl*»4Ca*laMa F ee.) ... everythingjw see on tu s uM ei 2 [ ' . m s m m m ^ t i i Ckrior. "Shadow” U t comment of Henry Beetle etful-o#„RidiDes; Wahl, Muffle- contributiwis ixy one clasa Crusoe 1 iWTiai r S S E xo^ iSi. and Sat. never WALTDISNEY b- w Hough, editor of the IHneyard tumps; White, . Stuart Little; this year with a total of 8666,000. Gazette. Otoer leading citizens Tolstoy, Ivan the Fool; Verney, ROBIN CRUS0S.ESJL A FUU AND COMPIETE TABLE S ilverw are • D in h erw are • G lassw are... C o m p k S t^ uttered like sentiments. Friday’s Tunnel; Friendlich, -Y O U NEED NOTHING MORE! fiiY STM ia TIE W «Ri Will OEfHtOE HAMILION hi The proposal was made in a Touchdown Maker; Wehen, Sil- Mount’ s Feet Wet okxVANDYkT nancyKWAN Tm iKiEuiunfiniTt letter to Massachusetts Gov. ver Cricket; Delrey, Rocket TeCHNlCOtOMG ^RlMVh/eSlian08E! 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/ n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY„,JULY 20, 1966 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY,20, 1966 Trf C ity-^em on Circle Area Side Accent O f Bow Ties^ Matchmaking Machine COLOR . . B U C K S W H Ilf Bain Tam As m TwaSty Wnaame^As ^ a in Changiiiglts Policy; Cams to JAN® AU>BN FOOD mAOOT BBOK mOMR; Tti Iced Tea^ and Shop SHOP, Trt caty Shopping Ptaia, Cttj Shopping Phuw. invttta ^ Wants UeS. Diplom atic Aid To Be Used in Britain PHOTO open Monday through Saturday, to taka advantago of their MX Bachelorhoipd LONDON (AP) — A mechan- ■ "‘Were you allowed- to have What fun you’H have and what ON SUIOODR SHOES . FOR DDITOCtS’6 ItOTB — John M. They say they tore not asking By HAL BOYtfl! tool to to be set up your own way as a child?” Along good eating you’B enjoy with- WOMEN. With so much nt wan- Hightower is winding up a tour Britain to yield complete control in Britain. Morton said be had been In- nNISHlNG out hurting your budget Fill- mer and vacation tlma ^Sl la- uirer of European capitals to report over Gibraltar and get out, they NEW YORK (AP) — JunMtoig "We thiidc it will be the most tereated in pairing off people DURING JULY AND AUGUST meal PLA.TTOR8 from 90c, alao m ^tag. you'D want to a ^ an on foreign views of the United are asking that Spain’s flag, as With to oonoluslone — and How many complete thing of its kind any- ‘with a computer’s help since ffTna f o o d mesds from 86c plua extra pair or two at iiwowa- States. A PuUtzer Prize winner, a symbol of Spanish sover­ where in the world,” , Robert E. visiting VlTashlngton last year to SALEM NASSIFF do you agree with? SALADS, throe decker SAND- name Ohoea to your waidnbe. Hightower regulaxly coven the eignty, fly over "‘The Rock” Morton said this week, "We are deliver a paper to a conference ly iifMinB and delldoua FOUW- Round out this aeaaon and have State Department and diplo­ alongside Jhe British flag, just Girls are estter with mek .who trying to do it as a nonprofit- of the computer personnel re­ CAMERA & PHOTO SHOP t a i n SPECrALnEB. Many matic affairs in Waritlngton for as the Spanish flag flys with the wear bow ties. They raiaiy malting operatkm and es a so­ search group of the U.6. Air 991 SIAIN S’TREET 64S-7S00 Stores Around Town young famSloa art making It a ’The Associated Press. American .flag over American commit crimes of passion cial service. We hope it will im­ Force. Kitchen Kitten! happy habit to com e to JANE OHABQB AOOOmTO IB BIVXl*- bases in Spain. From each appUcant's com­ Main Street Store* cause they are still smaH .boys' prove the happiness of marriage Before Long Look What’s New at *‘LenoK” ALDEN FOOD SHOP regular- ED. By JOHN aj^HlGH'roWElt If the Gibraltar problem is for many people.” pleted form, the organizations’ Sidewalk Sales Save TourseU Time and Energy The morning air will iiave a Depend on LENOX PHAR- -X AP SpeciiU Correspondent solved to Spain’s satisfaction, at heart. Morton, an author, Is also a computer 'will be fed about 1.600 WJeiKINlS, 9Q5 Main Street, JOHNSON PAINT CO. 7i53 alight nip in it to foretell that a MACIY, 299 East Center Street, _____ Noiw Autumn AppanI Ma d r i d ( ^ ) — BV>r a dozen officials say, they see no diffi­ Guys who sport summer fhoes member of Britain’s Marriage items of information. It will Is talcing part in “ SIDiEJWAJLiK Main Street, has "Imperial" new season is underway. TEIE to have a “beuity bag of trMcs” Do you have a very special la arriving every day now at years the United States has re­ culty on this score in continuing with holes in them generally Guidance Council. He wiU be a then match the indi'ridual’s 8AL1E3S” and will have furnish­ WALLPAPER REMOVER, LITTLE SHOP, 306 Bast Cen- ready tor you, because aununer- e v ^ coming up? If ao, place a KATOB’S jlPORuhWEAB lied on airland naval bases in the base arrangement with the come from smaller towns. director of a company behind Characteristics 'with those of $1.59 a quart (dilutes to make ings and accessories for the ter Street, has unpacked har- time is the time to look prettier, ewchet bag of your favorite frag- CSrcIo. FVoto Jaho OoN^ f^ in to help support American United States. ’They say if it is Restaurant’ owners who the ctq>id computer. OUier other applicants. 5 gallons) that you simply ap­ hotne that are displayed in the monizing SKIRTS, $10.96 and When the whole wartd blossoms, ranee la your hat box along come harmonizing TCHTO, forces committed to the defense not solved, popular resistance charge 10 cents more tor Iced directors include Dr. Lindsley ply with brush, roller or sponge. ‘"The computer is a moron, an three windows and under the SWEATERS, $8.98 to $10.98 in every tominlne heart wants to, wllh hat and glovee, and aaoth- SLACKB, SKIRTS In BOND- of Western Europe. ’Today must be expected to develop tea than hot tea Should be Neustatter, a former psychi­ Allow to soak a few minutes. EOigaged idiot,” Morton said, "the skill O F MANCHESTER canopy MAiRKIlD HALF luxuriant "Winter berry” shade too! From “Prince MatchabrflT’ ter on the hanger with your ED KNIT (Orion-wo«d cot- Rpijin's price for continuing against all foreign bases in tarred, and. feathered. Ice isn’t atric adviser to the London lies in the programming.” Paper comes off easily with a dreao, it few days before the ton) In delicious Shades of plum, PRICE. Oome early tomorrow. also "Tarragon” and "Sapphire comes PURSE CXJLOONE, 8hes'^ bases is going to be in Spain, meeining those of the all that expensive. The engagement of Miss Bar- cXxHity Council and author of “Falling in love remains a 6 4 3 -5 1 7 1 scraper. Bpoolal oocaelon. black olive, brown bltteraweet, terms of diplomatic support, not Blue”, "Stacy Ames” labels a $1.75 (Wind Song, Prophecy, United States. It is hard tot his congregation bara Babbitt of Norwich to “The Mind of the Murderer,” highly human business and one _____ perfect tor that vacation up in'terms of economic aid or mil- When defrosting an old chest- choice group of semi - fitted Golden Autumn). iW at home In the case of the Atlantic al­ to warm up to a- minister who Robert H. Sines of 56 Peart St., and Ronald Smith, director of with which the computer has Be sure to let air reach a gela­ Chrdo, OlflB, gewelry, Mutlc north and to take you o u ^ y itaty hardware. type home freezer, the water in SHEATHS in glorious autumn or tor traveling, tor giving to liance and the European Com­ insists on preaching a Sunday ^ *” _ *. *^ has been annohpe- data consultants. nothing to do. What we say is. tin mold before turning it out. THE OAROUBEL at Trt a t y Into the now season, r a o BUM- Spain is 'beglrihing to make the bottom may b emoppcd up leaf shades. yousetf or to a boetesB, on op- mon Market , officials here sermon against Hades during a ed by her mother, Mrs. Herbert "Vlfe can accept applicaiions that personality has a good deal Quality carpeting and braided The tip of a knife run around revolutionary changes in both by using your long-handled ------pealing fragrance keeps you Shopping Plaao, Is the big, MER nake clear that they expect summer heat wave. No one H. Babbitt of Norwich. She is from 2,000 to 3,000 people in the to do with the relationship be­ the edge of the mold does the bright store brimming with a UBS WITH SAVINGS OF $0 its internal and its foreign poli­ eponge on it. Try coating your wriats with feeling fresh and feminine. Take Washington to support their in­ wants to be warned about the alao the daughter of the late next few months,” said Morton. tween-a man and a woman, and tiick . collection of merchandise de- per cent to 40 per cent for jwu. cies. cold water when weather is ex- advantage of the Inviting sav- terest in membership and do perils of a heH when the tem­ ■Heihert H. Babbitt. For a fee of about $30 appli­ therefore let us try to assess rugs for every home at At home it has moved toward To keep peeled apples white tromeHy hot. See how quickly ings as you ward o ff complexion signed to excite you and to de------. . what it can to overcome opposi­ perature Is over 90 degrees in Her fiance is the son of Mr. cants will be offered one name personality. L=, i*ii* ^ ® clothespin to pin your you have the feeling of being lines with “ETERNA 27 light tile hicky recipient. Oome Summer Fm’s A-Popplar greater press freedom and has and pretty for desserts, mix tion. the shade. and Mrs. Russell V. Sines of of a possible partner every t'wo "W e are simply saying that withWiuii BCLUMisalad uuccKtiiicdressing lITlTneQ- shower cap^ Inside the shower_ cooled ail over your body. CREAM” reg. $13.26 now $8.60. to browse among the treasures It’s a great ^ granted workers a limited right The U.S. bases here are Tor- months. certain people are likely to find Watkins Carpet Department. lately. This provides a protec- certain. It wiU then drip into the Nothing gives a gal a greater you’S want to acquire tor your- doors! NUTMEG PHABMiACY, to strike. ’Ihe Franco govern, One of the first things a smart *^ i8 g’Babbitt is a graduate of People who want the comput­ 2 rejon, near Madrid, the head­ themselves compatible.” live coating that keeps them tub and be in place when you Summer Shoe* on Sale lift than a new hair-do or a de­ self and to bestow upon a be- Vernon Circle, reminds jrw to ment Is working on a new law to bachelor learns Is never to take Norwich BVee Academy, attend­ quarters of U.S. Air Forces in a woman out to dinner when she er to find them a suitable mate Cram turning dark. need it. MANOHBSTEJR SHOE BOX, lightful new BhEuling. From loved someone. Hero are so equip yourself with SUINTAN establish freedom of religion in ed Connecticut College for Europe; Moron, an operational has just bought a new dress. will be asked to fill out a form 67 East Center Street, has fa­ "Revlon” comes "ULTRASILK** m a iv TRAVEL AND VAOA- LOTION, DARK GLASBBB, thto overwhelmingly Catholic air base near Sevilla; San Pa­ Women, New London, and grad­ with 207 questions, some of Known for Quality, mous-name SUMMER SHOES the proteinized HAIR LIGHT- ’ISDN needs plus HOSTESS AND SUNBURN REMEDY, INSECTr country. For then she is inclined to feel Come Early Tomorrow Packing fresh berries In a 8325 blo, also at Sevilla, an Air Force uated from Grace-New Haven them highly personal. Water Loans Made sugar-and-water syrup is less ON SALE FOR $7.90. While ENER KIT that conditions as it THANK YOU gifts. Shop In re- RBPEAIjBNT and FIRST AID In' Its foreign policy Spain that nothing is too good for her, ■>- The price tags on merchan­ l2H-2Ah supply and commtmications School of Nursing, Yale - New The focTO win contain obvious you’re here, try on some ITAL­ lightens. "BLONDSILK” . $2.00 freridng temperature hero. SUPPLIES as you go about en- dime’ at establishing new eco­ and she’ll invariable order from aHUOAGO—More than 30,000 dise from regular stock at likely to bruise berries than base; Zaragoza, a standby air Haven Medical Center. She is on questions about religious be- famous for Service for over mixing granulated sugar IAN SANDALS, $3.98, available is 'the ehampoo-in toner kit that Shm-flattering Snea and p«v*- Qpmf Monday thru Saturday Joying sun-and-water fun. Let nomic and defense links with its the expensive side of the menu. rural U. S. communities lack TOUR GOIIiT GA.LLERY on the base, and Rota, si naval base on the nursing staff at Yale-New iefs, racial groupings, Incomes, throughout the fruit. In a good selection. Take ad­ in lO^ninutes lets you put in col­ tv yet prootioal aMe-doaiiig OPEN EVENINGS on Wed. NUTMEG PHARMACY nerve Mighfbors in Western Europe It is also hard on the pocket- Haven Hoi^tal. running water. Since 1901, U. S. main floor of Watkins will show the Bay of Cadiz, which serves state of health and attitude to­ vantage of this sale now. lar that last tor weeks. LENOX makee tUa dofgn a muat for Hiara. ivi. you. 840-0894. and with the AiQantlc alliance. book to wine and dine a girl mr. Sines Is a graduate of Department of Agriculture substantial slashing during the as a station tor Polaris subma­ ward having children. 91 years. (let More for Your Money FHARIMlAiCY has the depend- the balf-siaer. To achieve these goals Spanish When she is wearing a pearl Hortheastem University Boston loans have provided systems to •‘SBDffiJWAiLK SALES" liegin- rines operating In the Mediter­ There 'will be WA'rKINS ART GALLERY, Use the good parts of worn able products tor (he gals with No. 8396 with PatibOAanm .toadura want Washington’s necWace. Pearls give her a University Graduate School, bring fresh water to more than ning tomorrow through Satur­ ranean and Atlantic in support questionB on sex. 15 Oak Street, invites you to overalls to make a clothespin a greater (han average inter­ to in sizea 12)4 to 96)4. bust 88 help. Failure to get it could Jeo- "princess feeling,’’ too. fmd and has done graduate study at 7150,000 people. to day. YOUR (3IFT GtALLBRY of the West’s deterrent force. One questixm is : take advantage of the SALE bag that is sturdy and long last- est In good grooming and beau- to 47. Stoe 14)4, bust 36, 4)4 Manchester Farkade Store* poi^ze renewal of the base what do princesses like? PHst the University of New Homi>- will be out front with quality ON DRAPERY AND UPHOL­ Ing. ty. yards 36” . agreconent, which comes up for mignon and champagne. shire, the University of Rhode AmMxmdBg AddlUoas to the Always remove your rings be- merchandise substantially re- STERY FABRICS also FRAM­ To order, aend 60c in ootoa tx>: hegotlatioxi again in 1968. The greatest unsung hero of Mand and Harvard Medical -duced especially for this event. Stall tore washing your hands or ED PICTURES. Freshen up Energy Run Down? ijq touch up seersuricer fabric. Sue Buraebt, Mancheoter Eve­ Though. no Spanish policy H o rn U sers the beer industry was the guy school. He 1s a teacher of blo- Come early for your share of GAIBTAINOR SALON OF ^ . maker piks it in such precise who thought up the idea of put- Manchester High your home for fall at SAV­ Perhaps you need a change, piaoe the garment • over a ning Hemdd; 1160 AVE. OF in water,' such as dish washing values; Look ahead to the g^ft INGS. You need pampering. Plan to turkish towel and press with a AMBRIOAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. BEAUTY continues to enlarge tarms. the Spaidsh government Four Classes ting salt on pretzels. School occasions coming up on your ’The playtol antics of this cute have dinner tonight at the PI­ its p»ersonnel to serve the grow­ or dothes soiubblng. Dirty wa­ to looking to the Johnson admin- A m isfit Is a girt who an^dies ■' ■■ .i ; m , wajTTO iron. lo o se ., ter dims the hater at S6me VIENNA, Austria (AiP) — oalendar and find choice items A few drop® of white vinegar kitten are easy to emibroider for ANO’S RESTAURANT AND F or "isrtctaBB mailing add 10c ing Ust c f customers. M ARIA istramn tot for a secretarial Job with a fruit gurc does go a long way in poli- types of stones and alwaye cre­ Public safety officials have at savings. See you at the cor­ added to wash water (one-half a colorful set of towels to i»e in CXX3KTAIL LOUNGE on Route for each pattern. Print Name, F E T rrO and eXMTSTANOE t . Help overcome strong polit­ company — and can’t (g>ell sour ace, 4k>eBn’t It? ates a film on the bottom of dra'wn up four classifications for ner of Main and Oak Streets! teaspoon to a gallon of water) your kitchen. (Make extras tor 6 and 44 in Bolton. Choose the Ice Crean Desserts Address with Zip, Code. Style NIOOLETTA are here to seiye ical opposition in some West apples. tt^en a fellow has nothing to motorists Who use their horns will repel dirt and soil usually gift-giving!) foods you like best from the What could be more refresh­ you at OAJJTANO’S, equipped _____ European countries, dating One of the greatcat hard^ps about taut Ws character. No. and Size. excessively: Check buttons and seams be-, attracted to ‘ fireshly-daimdered Pattern No. 192 has hot-4ron chef-prepared menu. Tender, ing to serve your summer with the new QUKXC COLOR- ^__ ^ back to the Spanish Civil War 30 of America’s pdoneer mothers he’d he better if he left the Don’t misB the Spring A Sum- The boxers — aggressive fbr^ allowing a child to wear a nylon and plastic fabrics. transfer for 7 designs; color Juicy meats are cut into gener- guests than a ROYAL KJE mer ’06 isaue of Etoslc Fashion, INO MIAOHINK plus a4-HOUR Oooh *arge tu rk ^ and ~ a ^ years ago, to accepting Spain as must have been finding a place bragging to others. types who think all traffic space You, too, can travel in style new''faictoiy-made garment. This chart; stitch Illustrations. ous portions. Crisp, refreshing CREAM ”SandwIch” made w«h our conmleitc psAtem magatons. WBG SBRVICB, which means then Urease a por^n of ^ a member of the North Atlantic to hang their stocitinga to dry. TTie real reason many a wife win oft&i.save early mending. salads are sparkling with tangy cake slices. Or, pack should be reserved for them­ Clothes made from felt should To order, send 86c in coins to; 60c. that you may select your WTO cooked meat tor later use. Trbdsy Organization. Most housee in those days didn’t objects to haying her husband -w ith the savings you’ll always be diydeaned and never dressing. Soul - satisfying des- ROYAL ICE CREAM into a ■ or WTQIET and have It styled shrifing from tortey and t - 2. Support Spain’s now active selves. ' have bathrooms. , smoke cigars is tiiat they give Anne Cabot, The Mlanchester The fearful — use horns in More Oomph '^er Stitch Than washed. serts make a fitting finale to a baked pie sheM, top wKh mer- 'hiteresrt: in Joining the six-nation Never lend money to a fellow him a satisfactim that has ab­ get at your Chevrolet d e d ^ Anything You Ciduld Ever Buy Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF perfect meal. What a world of bigue and brown a minute or two use toa good part of a vram and r^TTpStic ^mtotner* every situation. ,, AMERICAS, NEW Y(»tK. N.Y. European Common Market, in the office who is always bor solutely nothing to do 'with her. POLLY-BEE k n i t SHOP, (breamed potatoes take on a good it wlU do you. Try it. Bring in a 460 degree oven. Get white sock o r taM et tor a j>atch out delay. and retail WWto eind dark meat of a tur- which Spanirii leaders consider ’Ihe lazy — want to free them­ 10086. selves from all responsibilities rowing paper dips. He’U never She hates to see him so happy in 089 Mlain Street, invited you to wonderful flavor when minced your heM‘.7h^w ROYAL ICE CREAM from the when you inend men’s or^l- fora a key can be divided and tobriad. Vital to their booming economy. a pleasure In which d ie h u no r. ® , __ . m# imittMi iind«rwft&r. Ov«r* 86rvlc6 on w i^ . open MoxKiny ^ once they have honked at the get his life organized and will create for yourself a hand-kpit chives are added to the ingred- For first-class mailing add 10c ^em^real New England hospl- piairt o t " Warren Btreet or at dren’a knitted underwear. Over- 8. 'Adopt a sympathetic atti­ part. tor each pattern. Print Name, . Thev’ll love it Call 643- fine drug and grocery stores cast the edge loosely by hard, to Wturaay soio s.v^ other fellow. want to lean on you forever. SHELL from the MOHAiR xtonts. tude toward Spain’s claim for People feel guilty eating lunch Thesy^e read^ to g O '-M School teachers — lean on the Civilians hers are often sur­ PAJCKB, $550 also WORSTED Address wltlh Zip Code, Style No. jyj^^nd arable will be waiting where ROYAL K2B CREAM to placing the patch on the out- ^ X l l 0 lUCIIllFCF sovereignty ever Gibraltar, a in front of their pet dogs, but and size. PetiDUlAiXe A horn to advise other motorists prised to learn that eops must FAJCKS, $3.50 available hers The Picnic Season Is tn for you. sold. aids. British bastion at the .Aitlantio tbe quickest way to lose a pooch of alleged traffic violations. pay themselves for any bidets and containing 4 different pat­ Full Swing Just 50c wOi bring you a copy rirfronce to the Mediterranean is to feed him three big square Luxurious Impalas, raqr ’The city is planning fines for they fire at criminals. But if you tern Choices. So smart and flat­ BOTH FAIRWAT8 have at the new ’66 Fall and Winter ..tor 250 -years. think it over, you can see the meals a day. Album — flBwd with naedtowork The U. S.-Spanish base agree­ those who use horns when there J tering tor year-round wear, the GRTT JT iS, Charcoal UGHTERS, Dry Cleaning of tiie You can ahvays tell how a is no immediate danger. wisdom of the jwlicy.* Fre^bul- ChcTy IR , sporty Conaiisfei^ heavenly shades will leave you and PICNIC PAPER GKXXDS. Ideasl Better Kind ment, made in 1963, partially lets XhoUld be issued oidy to sol­ teen-ager is doing in school by breathless: Wedgewood, li^ld Come to FAIRWAY for all your Capable hands want to go to broke this country’s isolation diers, end then only in battie picking up the dictionary on his work for you at the "MARTIN- from the West. American eco­ Bose, Jade. 049-7559. summer needs. Take the Sizzle Out of Summer Copters Save Wounded areas. study desk. If it’s dusty, you can Chevroletl; never built more cars for Oto Step into the air-conditioned IZING” ONE HOUR DRY nomic aid in the years immedi­ A confirmed atheist is A fel- be BUN be isn’t on tbe boDor SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, CLEANINO PLANTS at Idain ately following helped to begin SAIGON — Ninety per cent low who stUl doUMs fceaven roH. ____ and Birdi Streets, also 299 ’ the modernization of the Span­ com er o f Oak and Cottage, and- 691 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER of U. S. wounded in Viet Nam even after winning a new t.uto- Haif the women in a movlq money. And yoifve never been able to you step into a world of re­ W est' Middle ’Tpke. 'Whether ish economy. Initial political are evacuated by hellcopter^j mobile in a ctaureb-spooBorad amUenee SUp their feet out of freshing • oomtoet and-beauty., you’re . returning from ■vacation changes have been undertaken and this saves lives. Oarrylng tottery, their shoes If Ihe picture Is a Why not book an appointment or looking forward to that NEXT TO GAS CO. more recently but in the view of the wounded from the front to Any man who pnposeii nar- romaneis. None do, however, if* more on one toan right now. U foreign Aplomats here are like­ now for that cod flattering precious "two weeksvrith pay” casualty stations by air reduces riage to a widow who wean bar it’s a horror film. lifi ly to be accelerated In the to- HAmOUT and shapb^. You’ll rememtoer “MAR’ITNlzrNG’’ shodc and infection at least two- dress above her toees deserves Ito weman in America ever PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ture. feel degrees cooler when no tranaforms your garments into thirds and more than doufbles Ms fete. threw a cocktail party to eele- IDEWALK limp, straggly wisps cling an- fresh, new-looking apparel, Spanisb offtclitis believe the survival odds. Money Ibb^ eveiyllilng, but It tnato her Uctihiday. noyingly. Your summer charm thanks to the thorough clean­ time to at hand for other coun­ and self-confidence skyiockeft ing and expert pressing. Ih e tries to make a place for Spain with Just one ylslt'here. Plan to minute your back Is turned, in the Western European and have an "OIIVB OIL PERM­ capable hands are taking the Atlantic communities. They PECIALS ANENT WAVE. $9.96 IN- first of many steps to freshen ■igue tbat the civil war wMcIi CLUDINO HAIRCUT. Your and renew the appearance'’^ o( put Geperakssimd Franclsca hair will be soft, lustrous, rich­ your wardrobe. Let “MAR'nN- Franco Ih power has been over ly nouriabed with., body and IZING’’ ’TWO-HOUR SHIRT SiDlWALK WB 37 years and their pro-Axis neu- An Siuniner AIRSTEPS. hoonce but never, never dry. SERVrVE, 299 West Middle traHly in Worid-War H ended Yahi& to 17.00. NOW 8.99 Dial SCHUX/rZ BEAUTY SA­ Tpke. launder apd Iron all m ore than 20 years ago. LON, 048-0963. shirts. Use your time and en­ a The Franco govenunent’s ergy for tile important things most direct action so far under MAUN ST^ MANCHeSTBl you want to do as a family, tti emerging foreign policy has One Lot Growing Girls’ Shoes* Apples to be stewed riiould be peeled and oored and then cut while the children are home been to put pressure on Britain, Yalnes to 9.00. NOW 1.99 into quarters or eigihtB. Simmer from school. begfaMdiig early tfala year, for a fruit in a sugar syrup Just until 3 BIG DAYS — THURS., FRI,. SAT., JULY 21 • 22 . 23 cAnnge in the status of Olbral- they are tender so that they To toast blanch^ almonds. tHA .ttefBs between tbe British Broken Lots Of Summeretts. retain 'their shape. place a tablespoon of butter in a tasrttoiy and Spain has been Values to 5.99. NOW ' 1.99 ■ ■ ■ skillet to melt. Add about a cup LAST CHANCE TO SAVE ON SPRING AND §HmMER APPAREL slowed down Spanish border Butter oooklee sprirdded with of nuts and brown lightly, stir- authorities. Diplomntio talks gratied lemon peel and sugar be- ring oocaslonally. Oil may be have been started on the issue, fore baking have a citruB tang, used Instead of butter. tridcli oouU become a serious Odd. Lot Of Men’s Shoes, quarrel between two friends of the tM ted States. SPECI NOW " 6.99 Investment Grade StoidM. To remove bpown spots from American officials say the SHEARSON, HAMMILL & heat-resistant glass cookware, LARGE GROUP ^ GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ CXXMPANY, 913 Main Street, be sure the dish Is cool. Then htol thing they want is to get member of the New York Stock iiiH eaagM to the middle of tills soak in a solution of baking soda DRESSES BATHING SUITS Exchange invites you to write and water (3 tablespoons soda dlspntoL But no one denies that or call in for their various pub- to one quart of water). flU4 0 To% uO Fi - F r . |!i|j| t the aponlrii government has a 11 o a 11 o in a ^ INVESTMENT 40% - 50% OFF isrswigo on iliis issue as on otfa- GRADE BIOCKB are afevays to srs due to the presence and Im- SALE! A color scheme should be lim­ be fouuL We currently advise . 1 I : i::!::ii:ii:::!ii::;:::l:::!!!ii:l;::iiiii:ii:!!:i:i^ pottanM of the American bases GUSTAFSON’S ited to three or. tour colors in upgrading portfolioe at this htrau a room. Various light and dark time. MU^niAL FUNDS, and An authorttattve ^lemish view SHOE .STORE shades of these colors may be BONDS look particularly at- at toe rriatloneblp between the used tor variety. toactive. INSTANT BOARD BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ tw o isBUee --- Gibraltar aiid tite 705 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER QUOTES are available. A call GIRLS’ SHORTS bases — goes like this: Too much fat, sugar, baking ill I^AJAMAS or card brings you a ipeedy re­ iiilH Britain gained control of Ql- ply. 649-282L powder or Other leavening wiU hreltar under the Treaty' of 2 AND SHORT SETS SIZES - TODDLERS’ 1-4, 4-14 FAMOUS MAKE cause a butter-type cake to toll I UtrecM ih 1716, taking advan- in the center, as •will baking it 3 0 % O F F ^ tage of Internal Spanirit dlssen- Vi P R IC E in a toO-alow oven or not bak-' .sion. The Franco government Ing it enough. - I.. oontenda tosA agreement must ba wvtoed. Offictels argue Ol- SLEEVELESS : bralter to A foreign miUtaiy SiHIII ■ " i!!S ! base and ootong on Spanlali toi> Nn«r M f* S* law MwUC i sttogf* piil SMALL GROUP . - HOUSEWIVES - faK ra§l)h»**f GIRLS’ SPRING in - 0 iWck a ------BOYS' AND GIRLS’ SHIRT DRESSES COATS — SUITS iliii •amMW Bko doofuto-d(MV mipotiDS and u. J E R S E Y S Vt P R IC E III W liafs For Dessert? J fsoto^ On a Iripfl^iklng ChevNto »1 0 6 « 1 ^ ^ 3 0 % O F F Try Our Flavor B •ooaom ioelC£% njm i*lbepfQiidtobBaM akiiBi^ LIMITED QUANTITIES S • O f The Month I See the man who can Or an ntra-fboled Corvab (tho 100 Like to earn extra money • P E A C H i_ save you the most— _ & America’s lowest priced hardteq;)). A l oom o w ift liHitiniflii uOiW S ic e c r e a m # gtandaid safety features for *66, ioclu dbg tvio^peed^ tiio vHndeMNd wipers with w aAes. A ll com e RIGHT IN MANCHESTER? (Bi Gollom^' $ your Chevrolet dealmr hMm* 'wuOm a Ml e i GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ tea them IhM price. o o l ^ O m iw o M oaa power a eui4 And a i |o« dex vdrf* ^ BOYS' COATS p l ^ aC ssraet$ CBM MadWMB pat «•'Wtp>| liiin h a t s — HATS — HATS 1 Mended flnu onrl to EfliVB on one In a big wop li eet iie o n o * m MBfiaM. H>p ipM ^ riAtloaasaam.1 Va P R IC E ..bw iiiiK in a big wwM TowClifw oht /* -^ mdsefitedms. Sh$kk§mt. $ 1.00 k Seyal deaaert tadeedl| r a g o $ 1 8 Trained franscriptionists or typists con arrange M JUm ^ ------‘iiif - - ■ ir MAvaHaUe ad your neigh-| Aboibood Royal Ice Ci«W | Chevrolet- ChevNk-Chevy n Com dr -CorvNtS' *“HeIanca Is the register Sdealer store, or aak hlm| TM of the Heberiein flexible work schedules. 9 * 0 got U tor yon. v Patent Coip.” Be here eaAy \tom6nrow for tow pMc «C M bEIIIiiS WM dreBswl SoBda, M m , Nwok*. ML S u m e r BOYS* INFANTS’ - TODDLERS’ OVERALLS — OVERAU SETS 1 ADTflORlZED CHEVROLET DEALBB DWORIN CHEVROLET, INC. - CAPITOL MOTORB, DfO^ See our ad beaded “HOUSEWIVET inder ( i ) j d d o j v SHORT SETS M l BidriBl S iM 10 to IB. IN MANCHESTER, CONN. 476 CONN. BOULEVARD— 289-8441 1214 MAIN S’nUBETVnvJMill HARTFORD, CONN. DRUG COMPANY '/3 - '/2 OFF SUNSUITS— TOPPER SETS 30% - 50% OFF CARTER CHEVROLET CO., INC. EAST HAR’TFOBD, CONN. 1229 MAIN STREET—049-5288 767 Main St.—64S-5S21 XAHV AVIAAIN Help Wanted'Femaie in the Classified Section. ^::=i 0IO B CREAM COMPANY! ARDERY CHEVROLET, m e. 0 B I Warren 8t.,MaiKtoestors WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET, INC. 126 BOQUONOck AVe^-eiM |to RaNDflcn, OMOl, _ Read Herald Ads PAGE SDL MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN.,-WEDNESDAY, JHLY 20, 1966 jita «■ teen-age girt yelled. “ That’s tiyeWttn€SS ixepori the way the ioope catch you.” Sierra €liib Hits y . ■ ' ' * Aimost aU of the spectators L o o te rs in O e v e la n d enjoying the spectacle, when a , __ 4— , , ^ Bireji suddenly shrMced nearby IRS on Conservation iiiiiiip iiiiip sp Vvpilt ■ n o ra r in to S tore ^ B y W n U A M C. WlUlfc'l'Z. preferred that term to inves-_ ” Clll. J, W M. around the comer. Irsstantly the ''li ^ SAN IifiAiNciBOO (AP) — 5^“* * * ^ fa EUMTQR’S NOTE — Assoclab check-out oounters to grab shop- lootors severed, but many . . .. . , . , deteisnine, whether the Club la ed Press newsman Austin Scott ping bags, then ranged quickly w^en’t fa^^twugh. _ That UMKCatigaible champion « spending substantial amounts to spent Tuesday night touring up and down the aisles, loading One poOiCettian grabM Ws eonservation, the Sieira CftA, licence legislation, ihe tax- Cleveland’e riotous Hough area their ^ims with canned and gun. headed straight for the lias sMUtaily discovered that exempt category into which the foot, mingUi^ With the baked goods, paper pixrducts store door and trappy five loot- the Ihtermd Revenue Service is falls, ho said, bars sudi cnnnto of Negroes roeming the aiid household accessories. As inside., Another leveled his streets for- an inUnwte look at each bag tilled, it was brought revolver at a fleeing man In his •urtow aMttt kow tt spends lU ‘^ e ^ ir r e d to a recent state- their view o f the violence. Here across the street and pitaoed on early 20s, who ran the other inoocT* n^ent by IR S Commissioner is hiis account of one incident the ground behind the line of way only to discover a rifle bar- m The eU b sosimx^ that the Sheldon S. Cohen who said the , _____ irarked cars. In lepi than three poking into, his stomach. NOW 2 PliM $torts To S«hfo You IRS’ j^terest may not be entire- merits of the Colorado River GLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — ndniitea the number of bags had spectators scattered too, dosad Monday m Igr divorced from the fact that it legislation have no bearing on Open Tnes., Wed., iat. to emhoxrilM, again, in a fight application of tauc law. ••T«» i ™ . , ” . m » .1 S a “ o“ ? \J avith the federal government. Cohen said the law provides r ” ; to«> » * » . “ » « » ■ rii-f-o O "PSt ‘ Indies' Sammer Lndies' Tfalraty In fact the executive director that an organization eligible to time in a long while that som« ^ ^ tents. I **** * .... a. of the Sierra Club, David receive contribution^ which the people have 1 ^ enough to eat.” He smiled at her, danced on Up- “They got my sister,” said Tlmn. * FrL HU f donor can deduct for income tax Sleepwear Terry Brower, charges that the tax Engaged As he spoke, a dozen young toe ecross the street, end re- oue gflrl who looked to be no old- Bhop our store and enjoy everyday high quality and Short & Slack Sets purposes caruiot devote "a sub­ agency is “trying'to scare us Negroee, mcuiy in their early turned with a bag CuU of cans, than 14. “My sister is in low prices on all items. , OK” wiSi an investigation. stantial part” of its activities to The engagement of Miss ... .. Camp. Valuat C eoqi. Volua he deposited on the there. I told her not to go out, Volume Is Our Business Comp. Valuat ~| Q Q The IRS is -trying to deter­ inHuencing legislation. Adele Ch^ick and Airman i * but she went anyway. I wonder 3.00 A 4.00 1 8 9 7 M 366 2.C. Richard J. Novelli, both of the rn ^ ^ting from ^ g r«^ at her feet. 2.98 A 3.98 mine H a “substantial” part of By placing advertisements in said, what they’ll do to her?” club fluads are used in an at­ Glastonbury, has been «f a food stare, a dingy bulldmg “A* your service. ’ -he A wide assortment of styles to se l^ 'Cool and comfortable waits gowne Dan River or Cannon T e n y n b o , but­ the New YorK and Washington hv bar Tuirpnts Mr *u the rubbish-strewn heart of amfling and baking an exegger- A pdldceman came over and tempt to influence legislation. It papers, Cohen said, the club from. Cottons — knits. Duck In solid b a^ doll, pajamas In Dacron® POlV* ton fronts. Zipper backs, prints Wd ester blends. Pitats, mdids, dots. SizM ,." ^ e colors, plaids, prints and two-tone com- tones. Sizes 10 to 30. S-M-Ia -^binations. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. S-M-L. longer win be permitted to de­ to infhieiKe leg^islatton "which Hebron Rd. „ . ,, down in the one-«toey brick a man in his 30s sporting a store. RIB ROAST 2 duct dub dues and fees from could reasonably ^ expected to Her fiance le the son ^ Mr ^ ^ “ Don’t they know they’re Just J— ------< their htoome taxea b« vigorous and Continuing. On and Mrs. Alfred Novelli of plywood panels that had commented, "Man, ain’t this ntokin’ trouble for them- 1st • 4th MB o o o oii Boys’ 2 Piece Boys’ Combed C H ‘Tt’d a gut Uow, a low the basis of these facts, some Mountain Rd. ^jj. pjacea provided great?” selves?” he asked. “They do Girls’ Short Sleeve punch;** m id Brower in an in­ action on the part of IRS was Mias Chadwick is employed good cover for those bent on Tn»e line of shopping begs kept that, and aM of their friends terview. “If they gat us, if we clearly indicat*^;' at Pratt and Whitney, Division lootiiig. to suKer the conse- Velour Shirts Shirt & Short Sets Knit Henley Shirts lose our tax-exempt i^tus, we’U ^ ^ growit%. A man in his 20s have got who re- stuKed the rear seat of his car quencos. sue. tt ^ be a bW to c^- Hartford.. ___ .... , , .JK.full of.kxited merchandise. An- Comp. Vahia Comp. Vohi# 2^?Sd*SrvatC can’t^ * * ;^ 'y young Negroes shoved the door other pUed bag after bag on an INDIANS STAY IN VALLEY 4.98 2 7 7 L 9 8 1 A 8 97® afforf to be timid at a time. th! for open and rushed inside, cheered overloaded shopping cart. Ohdl- MEXICO CITY—The Otomi Xke titis.** d«nlea a tax deduction if the The wedding is planned for . crowd o f perhaips tw o- dren aihauted with excitement as Indiana, who inhaiblt a valley Lush soft velours, drew nedks or Fen. Oven-hriced, stay pccM uWi rippsr fly. « e latest • The toerra dub nevw? fr^*^e?viM^tW^^- dozen neighborhood residents-the looters ventured farther and 70 miles north of Mexico City, deroaa lace front. Bkie. black or tan* Sizes 3 to 7. fMU0B.8issB8 to lft behind a line of cars across the farther towaird the back of the are the largest separate racial gerine with white stripes. Sizes 7 to 14. been flndd. .... ~ lefl?e' P ■ In the 74 years since It was , Storm King Mountain on the store. group in Mexico and perhaps in TOO , cl«5>^8tanc«, ^ Now York, They stopped first st Ihs “Don’t y’all get too far back,” all Latin America. < founded by Califonda/nature toe IRS fe lt it WM under a d ^ y ^g^g^g o o lover John Mpir, the dub bad. Men’s Action Knit & Henley Men’ s-Terry Q od i Men’e Ifovdly grown into the nation’s to the ch* Md passible exclusively to battling the en- contrlbutors ^ the eoMe- croachments of civilization, influential conservationist or- quences it the dub were sutee- g^^g^ ^ g Straw Ihts gantaatioD, Today h boasts 20 Sport Shirts Beadh Jackets chapters and xnore than 40,000 quent y itotennlned to be di^ annual wilderness outings, ski members across the country, all tours and mountain climbs for Comp. Values *1 Q Q jmp. Vedua Canp- Vdigg ble contributions,” Cohen said. j„ej„bers. During World War H. t M ' 7 7 c dedicated to the pireservation of Final 3.95 A4.95 X ^ ^ 5.95 What’S left of the American wil- He added: “This was done ejub members did research for without pressure or influence cold-weather and mountain Choice selection of aonibed cotton, dem ess. Heevywaiflit Cinnon Terry. 3 podb tVKh Ml ifia rfBmWn for biMb» Right now the club to wag- exerted by anyone since IRS has combat; MDany members served fashion collar knits. Solids, border trims ats. ft^-L-XL. hoit Mri gorts. ^ tag two mlajor battles. lit is the rerqxmsibillty of adminis- ana helped train, the 10th and oompetiSon stripes. S*M-lX!CLk trying to bfock oonstiuotlon of tering the tax laws as enacted mountaih Division and the Summer Clearance two dams'on thb Colorado Riv­ by Congtess. Special Forces. ALL PRICES SLASHED FOR FINAL CLEARANCE er outside Grand Csmyon Nla- ^ fighting for a 90,000-acre Dues In the Sierra Okib are $8 EXTRA LEAN — WELL-HUMMED o Men’ s Sammer ttonal Park, and it to advooait- a "* * there’s an lnitiatier cent cutover U.S. counties, the Census Bu­ MON., TUBS., SAT. TILL 6 FJML Dres;s Shirts U nit 2 boxes par 8B|flM|aV«BB6lKb SoUthfWeErt. Instead, it contends, redwood forest,” he says. “The reau reports. Second is Greene Bt. 8S, Taloottvllle—We Are Located Next To faded ttob CUno. a im i.ta Kb they would be" used as “ cash rest- is being logged steadily on County, Alabama, where Ne­ H ie *TPreat Shoppe” registers’* to raise money for a year-round basis.” « groes make up 81.3 per cent, and third is Lowndes County, EASY PAKBXNQ—TEL. 64S-980S Comp. Vohies 2 4 4 other . waterdevelopment *10 support Its varied causes > flenip. Vahw 00 Alabetna, with 80.7 per cent. 8.98 A 4.95 projects liirougta sale of the the Sierra dub has pubUsbed a Extra 20% OFF Our R^ular Low Prices On .4.95 to 8.95 & 5 « * clebtilcity they woitid generate, series of award-winning books. This m oney ootdd be raised With vivid o d o r photograiplhs includes nationally famous makers. Dacron® more efttcientiy by building and moving essays, tiie books L Tbs season's fashion )q \ beeutifuliK am steam generating plants, pow- picture the beauty of many of polyaster/eottons, 100% Dacroos®, Broadcloths, BEDSniEADS • ABEA RUG! ered by the‘ Southwest’s shun- America’s wlldemees areas, ■ ARMOUR'S STAR TURKEYS lb. 35e Oxfords in spread, button-down and tab aollars. prinfhi and soHds. In most wanted fabrics. dent coal reservM or by nuclear and in some oases show the rav- - power, the dub kigues. ages oivillzaticn has'eawed. G R O U N D C H U C K K>. 5 5 c In 5 - l b . b t s Whlia and aoloM. AH Msas. TAILORED CURTAINS ia>15*8tol& Beoretaiy of the Interior The club has had a remaifca- Stewart L. UdaU has oKered to Ue record of success. Its pi* it oar domeNIe difl«rinfBfc % compromise by eliminating one oneer edtort in the 1890’s result- WHOLE J ^ K dam from the project, but the ed in the formation of Yosemite f '.'1/ 'l/.'l ' 'T ^.’1 / 'I ' 'I - ''t ; Sierra dfub won’t go along. National Park. siiMisaiiaisMSEHiiEHiiimm “We want to preserve the In addition to the Grand Can- free-flawing river throughout yon and the redwoods, the Sier- Present this Coqion Present this smqMn Present tUs coiqmi the entire canyon,” Brower ra dub is trying to preserve the PORK LOINS for Extra for Extra for extra Ektra 20% OFF says. "It won’t be a victory un- .Florida Everglades, the forests Extra 207<5 OFF til then.” of the Oregon Grades, the Our Regnhr Famow Lfnr Plloee oai nil Washington, ,an IRS wild San Litis Obispo County 1.00 OFF 3 .0 0 O FF 5.00 OFF spokesman said ths'' audit—hs coastline hi Oalifomia and Ofir Regular Famous Low Prices on on purchase of one dozen Our Regular Low Price on an purchase of s (^ JM ALL GIFTWARE ALL LUGGAGE G olf B alls Any Golf Cart Golf Wdods

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eRUMBAGHER Sale: Wad. NUNCItESTER - 114S TOttANII TURKI N n, Ihii-, fe l — - MO IN It MUM thru Sat. lew PM AN D OTHER Manchester— ^1145 Tolland Turnpike^ Ciildov ^ . Ttarsday I Friday .... 9:30 AM to WEUL-KNOWN BRANDS Exit 93, Wilbur Cross Pariiway EXIT 9S, WILBUR CROSS fARKWA 1 Satariiy 9:00 AM tp lOdlOPM A ll Stores Comfortably Air-Conditioned 150-lb. -w 175-lb. Avg- V '.'c X n NO EXTRA CHARGE FOB OUTTINOi All Stores Gomtortably Air-Conditioned i.f Tiwk., Wadi ^ 80 AM lo 9t30 PM WRAPPING OR FREEPNO i ■. Tbuntdoy A Friday 9:30 AM to lOriX) PM ..li 9 9i99 AM.to 10:00 PM FREE. TURKEY^ ^ MANCHKraR “ 4 V '' ' / 1 the requlrenients for eligibility seph, claims that Miss Maguire mond-home prior to the contest. it." Mias Maguire said the girl Fashion Report .Contest Winner in the Bridgeport pageants and waa Ineligible because she was At a news coiderence Tuesday; told her this "in a rather strings PENTLAND hence the Miss Connecticut not a resident of Bridgeport — Miss Maguire said the actions tone of voice." ✓ THB FliORlST Government Moves Says Controversy Pageant.” which she represented — or of of Miss GeliMi and h er father '‘Everyfliing In Flowsra” Afghanistan Revisited Miss QdiRi’s lawyer, however, the state. ’Ihe UniVenity 'of Con­ "had to spoil a good pageant." H dley’ s Comet < Osatrolljr Located at Is %diculous’ thinks otherwise. ’The attorney, necticut, which Miss Maguire at­ Her first indication that some­ 24 JUmCH STREET Against Job Bias (CmUmwtM tnm rata Om ) Donald Vitale of Waterbury, tends, Is in Storrs — far re­ thing might be amiss, she said, Suoceseivs aippeaianoes of 64S-4444 — 64S-6247 (Cohttmiedbfrom Page One) find a ritual awaiting them. Al­ said Tuesday he will take the moved from Bridg^rt. came Just after she was crowned Halley’s comet have been Open 8:S0 - S:S0 By JOSEPH E. MOHBAT rates to detsrmiiw whether Ne­ to stirt work with tho Afghan though the shops of Kabul are organization’s decision that Miss case to court on grounds that Oelish also said that Miss Ma­ Saturday night In Southington. traced hade to 240 B.C. The Closed Thun. Nights WAfiHINO’rON (AP) groes were getting equal treet- full ^ ready-made hata in every During July and August association. Maguire is' the legitimately Miss Maguire spent a week with guire had been “groomed" by One of the other girls in the first predicUon of its return -hue, the moat Interesting meth­ Purfcing Across the Street What'e the government done-to ” '*,"*■-,** What Persian lamb needs, as crowned state queen. the family of one of the Judges one of the contest Judges, Mrs. pageant kissed her on the dieek. by HaUey proved true on , *>*■ ehanges to make the od is to select your skin care- For 100 C a n . . . every woman knows, is to be Miss Maguire, officials of the prior to the pageant. James E. Thurmond of Fair- Miss Maguire said, and whisp­ Christmas day, 1766, 16 years open employment opportunlUes treatment equal. hiUy, looking over all the shades ered,' "Good luck — you’ll need aftM* Ms Oesth. for Negroes t taken from die category of "old national organization said, "m et And Miss Gelish’s father, Jo­ field, while staying at the Thur­ Legislation passed Self-:Servi(«,Deparlme(it Store and holding the little lamb skins "Titara U no more ugly and Houaa and being oonaMarad by lady" fiir and to be made youth­ up to your head before the in­ •uigeht oriaia toeing, thia notion the Senota would give tha j«om< ful and gay. That is just what adequate mirror in the shop. todoy ttUOk tha aoonbmtc aaour)- miasion. more power, in the f ^ • ^ + 4 V > 4 jf' the styles in this show are doing. Once you have (diosen, the shop­ ty M Negro 'Amaricona. Negro form of outhority to-lsaua ceoae- TherS’s a Ugh-waisted coat by 4.*-V’ ja uhLi. ...dk•'ii, ,ii. , , j". „ <; keeper asks you to write your uiiemployment la of dlaoatar and-daslat orders ogoinat am- Ben Kahn of black Persian lamb name on the inside of the skin proporttona.” ployera. And it would drastiool- with a collar and yoke of white (you’ll never see this, again, for Itiot was the consenwo of the ly increase the JurisdlcUon of lamb and a white bow across it is covered with lining), and A Sale Se B is- recent White Houm Conference the law so that all emptoyere, of the front. One swinging coat is then he tells you to return at Oa Civil Rights. It called for more than eight peraona would a|>pliqued with cirdes of lamb 4 p.m. No matter what time you GOODYEAR sweeping action by government be covered, in contrasting colors. Four stu­ go to the shop, the hat will al­ It Takes Outdoors' and buBineas to ease one of the Money talka, and the power ot dents of the Parsons School of ways be ready at 4. nation’s moat painful racial the doUor wad wielded lost fall Design were asked to design Most of the fur shops in to Display All The problems. In an executive order in which . '1.^. something in Persian lamb, and Kabul are lined along a wide SIDEWALK At the same time, the Labor President Johnson autbortted these young people came up street through which the Kabul Department reported that Ne- the secretary of labor to insure with siK^ daring designs as a River runs, and as you return Terrific Specials! groes have gained substantial compliance with nondiscilmlna- poncho in four brilliant colors at 4 pm ., you see that the cop­ grouhd In employment over the tion requirements in billions .of of lamb, all dyed. There was ing along the river is covered past debade. But it cautioned dollars worth of federal con- even a wedding scene, with the with wooden blocks on which TORE BE HERE EARLY! that they might lose most of it tracts. bride and bridesmaids in high- karakul hats are set to- dry. in the next decade unless they The Labor Department’s Of- waisted coats of pale shades of ’The two little boys at the sew­ won a bigger share of skllled fice Of Contract Compliance, Persian lamb. ing machine, who have ,.made Nafionally Advertised \ and white-collar Jobs. created ahortly after the order In AQ[hanistan the most pres­ your hat (they are about 13 Super Sfoinless Look Whot 10c Buys! The federal government has had been signed, recently held tige goes to the golden brown and would not be allowed to Ear/y Bird S-p-e-c-/-o-/-s/ What Value! What Quality! moved ph several fronts to com-, its first round of Informal hear- HAIR SPRAYS shades of lamb. It is the most work in this country) run out bat not only the problem of Job- ings with some 80 contractors expensive of the skins chosen by to fetch your buy from the $1.49 less Negroes hut also the equal- whose pracUces had come un- Col^te Fluoride Toothpaste, 1^ oz. ; . . -lO ^ the men who, when they adopt riverbank,. and the shopkeeper, BATHROOM SCALE Aluminum Aluminum ly eerioue dilemma of Negroes der quesUon. Western clothes, replace the tra- with a flourish, wraps it in a i s ^ B L A D E S Your / I $1i0 About halt a dozen of these Aspirin Tablets, Bottle of 100...... lO ^ diticmal turban for a hat of pif^ce of hawspaper which looks 3 WASTEBASKETS-IN-ONE employed below their levels of CHAIR CHAISE skill and education. will be informed soon that they Choice karakul made rather like a Scot­ stylishly exo^ since it is in Eveready Lightgr Fluid, 4 O Z * eeeeeaaeeee 1 9 « Yet two years after the pas- no longer will be permitted to tish d en gary cap,, which they #eraian. 4-PIECE CUTLERY SET sage of the 1064 Civil Rights do business with the govern- Dri-Day Compact Deodorant...... >10^ wear even in summer. Western ' In Kabul, I tho^ight that it s c • JUST WONDERFUL, 13 oz...... 4 9 ^ visitors to Kabul, the capital, would be nice- to hkve some­ SOCKET TOOL SET $1.99 $ A . 9 9 A IY \ c AIR CONDITIONER had complained to Washington, port in the past five yea n to a • FACT 7 0z. TWA reported Tuesday that prise. The result — considered a program called Plans Fhr 'Prqg'* the strike had forced cme. of its Siz* ' model by EEOC officials — was resS, under which more (ben 3(W • CREST Choice 49 freight customers, Ozark Fish­ 6% Oz. Tube King’s Reg. Price 860 eries o f Btoutland, Mo., one of asi; agreement w!hereby an out- business and labdr orgiuilui- • GLEEM ONLY 10 LEFT! ■Ide expert approved by the tiona have pledged to promote the world’s largest suppliers of Any O f These Items live goldfish, to shut down. Solid State company and the commisaion employment policies free of ra- weuld erahiatp Jobs and pay cial or religious bias. Shippers of other perishable MORIARTY SID E W A L K ^ ANACIN Johnson and Deluxe goods also we|:e affected. Maine STEREO S P E a A U - i TOOTH lobster dealers sought alternate Johnson BRUSHES M a q i c routes south and west for their JtROTHERS With AM Foreign Aid Payments H A IR STRAY '"'i products. and FM Radio O ET Y O U R S Anocin BABY 38c Some frustrated air travelers Beautiful Workmanship! FOR , 0 " ' y 2 5 ' ’ POWDER IS' 88c Jammed trains and buses or JULY SALE GENERALB ELECTRIC Are Good Investments Tek Coronet H eadache Tcrialets 14 oz. King's Reg, Dr. West rented cars, hut others clung to The United States has Celled of U.S. goods with add dollere, Price 1.88 the airways, often spending ex­ Bottle of 50. King’s | -f| ^ King’s Reg. Classle 64 BU IC K out $120 billion in foreign aid increased trade with coimtries • Sekine and Kings ,. Reg. Price 72io 30V tra time, effort and money to as their economies grow, and Price 64e find a way to their destinationa Electra 225 4-door iCI Since WoiM War Q, and the hardtop, beige, full . opportunities opened tor U.S. on airlines unaffected by the TOOTHBRUSHES, pk. of 3.. 25e power plus factory PLAY-ANVWHERE” TV Ifovemment rates the money eSnpanies andTroducts. strike. well apent In the U.S^ national Moroline Trol AIR CONDI- M EAC Another element in foreign \ "It’s like it was in Worid War XTONING. interest. • Just Wonderful H ,” said a sxmkesman in San ALL-TRANSISTOR PORTABLE , ,, _____ , aid is humanitarian. Religious White Petroleum HAIR Francisco for American Air­ tl)ink BO too since they have con­ SHAMPOO, 12-oz. .... 2Se JEUY 64 PONTIAC I by the rich to the poor long have lines. "People are camping out 16 Ft. tinued to elect repreaentativea TONIC Bonneville Limousine, . , ., supported overseas assistance here in the terminal.” one owner car, radio, who vote roughly $6 bilMon a Clairol \ • Odell In Los Angelas, a Continental heater, automate, year for oveneas assistance. BO BBI P IN S !“ • 39e e o N D m o N E R I/, Lb. -ao- « ® ^ 4 8 c Airiines spokesman said one power, steering, power ...... But there has been enough op- Aid-recriving countries have HAIR TRAINER, 12-ol .... 2Se Kln^s Reg. . ^ n g ’e Reg.. fligM was- delayed half an hour brakes, factory air con­ C" poeiUoii in Congreaa to keep the Bucket. 4-ec. tnbe 4 •• ditioning, black with King’s Beg. Price 49o Price 68c King’s reg. price 1.991 while authorities searched out a figures from going even higher. interest' and principal on their • Angeligne ..Price 49o Standby i>a8senger -who had j:ray interior. loans so far. What the United, $3100 Down (he years, the baste ar- raced past ticket takers and States c w expect to get in addi­ gumrat by the expeutiye SPLASH COLOGNE.... :..25c locked himself in the plane’s tion is open to the same contro­ branch, whether Democratic or restroom. 63 ARERCUftY versy as to vdiether the aid was Kiii<| Size King's Breezevray 2-dr. hard­ A woman ^tohred up wearing NW/s-wtajoivi i > ^ b U ^ has been ttoat aid to mtorilrsTplideT • Soaiky top, gold with match- I others is vital for U.S. security. ^ B R O M O Shampoo dark glasses, the spokesman iqg Interior, radio, X H r Aid supporters contend that Or ' !■. Of the Sl-8 bHUon in U.S. mill- BUBBLE BATH, ll'/roz. ...25e S a T Z E R said, and claimed she was blind. heater, Mercomattc, tary aid planned for next year, American assistance played a After she was put oii a plane power steering, whlte- Kings Creme Rinse aliout three quarters is ear- k«y role'in putUng w»r-ravagM • SILLVSOAP ...... 25c EXCEDRIN and it took off, he said, she re. waU tires. ^ | 5 4 5 marked for countries wi the rim ^birope back oh her feet and in 48c FACIAL TISSUES moved the glasses and began HEADACHE TABLETS of the Communist bk>ck, ftom p u ^ n g the Communist threat King’s Reg. 78c reading e magazine. tor Turkey to South Korea, to help ^^ay after the war. Today, they Bottle of 100. Price 79o 2 29c ■ Vt O a t. One Los Angeles pOssenger 61 CADILLAC King’s reg. price 1.09 78e King’s Reg. Price 19c 4-door model 62 hard­ them keep three million men U.S. aid provides the fe^ind for Miami got there this underarms. margin for freedom in key -way: Western Airlines to Seat­ top, . RAH, automatic,, 'V t ‘’Gillette power steering, power All told, ' some $36 biUion «o»“ itries along (Communist bor- tle, a rented car to Vancouver, brakes, power seat, all WorUi of U.S. military assist prospects of Gillette B.C., Canadian Pacific Airlines white with black in­ ance has been supplied to other vlolenot in underdeveloped er- St. Joseph X to Tampa, anotoer rented car tp RIGHT GUARD terior ^completely . re­ nationa since V-J Day. This In- ®®®- ' ' C O U G H Miami. Another reported route R IG H T condition eludes the lazgp amounts for . Critics deny that aid dollars for’^ e same trip: Varig Air­ $169$ SYRUP GUARD West Suropf’s defense buUd-up bring such iosults. Among ex- DEODORANT lines to Panama Oty, then Moedl TR 805B (Lin- E sfter the birth of the North «m ples they list: Foberge 8 Os. Aerosol King's^ Braniff to Miami. 45 COMET 7 oz. Aerosol Spray 39c In ttM East, operating car­ 4-dr. sta. wagon, beige Atlantic Treaty Organisatl million in G a Continental CftCOC more then any compotlttveilA to IS cu. ft rafrigwator Massive postward American u .S . old but moved away from GLASSES FOAM a u M E “ grade A disaster," said a hotel equipment. WWwww with top-mountKl frMzer.- ' * 16 Oz. RINSE official, estimating lost tourist aid focused first on rebuilding' the Peking orbit after the aid SUNTAN LOTION business at |4fi0,000 a day. An& Many, Many industrialised Western, Bhirope stopped., M ore! Short of Cash? Buy on Goodyear’s through the Marshall Plan. Now While the aid expended has 39c 49c 2 ok. Tab# In New Yori( the estimate was f r I 48c it concentrates on the unde- been highly visible, some of its 6 6 * " King’s Reg. |78O,Ci00 a day, and the Kansas LOW BANK Price 48c. 14 Oz. Can 18 Os. Sise Rs|g. Priee 89o ’ 49b CHy Hotel AagMatlon said busi­ RATES Own Budget Plan — No Easier vdoped lands of South America, effects must remain int^gible. ness was off one-Udrd to one- FraM Asia, and Africa. The economic ih any event, for the past 20 You’ll Always Trade aid total so far is about $84 bil- years the U.S. government has balf. - - WeU at Frae! King's Railroads and bus lines did or Better Plan to Be Had Anywhere! lion. figured aid the better part of Bayer King’® banner business and so did' In addition to the ganerailzed prudence. King s Vilgmln C TABLETS MULTIPLE arguments tor foreign aid, U.S. . , — . — ------;— ASPHUN many of the nooctruck airlines. SWEET nettle of 260 . V m A M iN S Other operattng alitines, bow- MORIARTY diplomats prize it a# a t ^ to TABLETS Bette el IM ovsr,. rsportod business down jtoost U.S. influence in particu- Cargo in Balance TABLETS bsoaoM there w m fewer trank' lar eltuaUoBB. They uae it asjone . .t. 48c BROTHERS means «< eetabiiehing a U.S. NEW YORK ^ e of - the Bottle fUfhta to eoantet with their "Connectleut’s Oldest presence in a countiy. And they early problems in handling air 1.09 of 1000 ft ^ r routes. 38c figure a few doUara or food cargo was the fact that 70 per In iSeattle, a spokesman for Liaooln-Mercury King’s Reg. Dealer” SERVICE STORE slW enU appUod — or with- cent of domesUc cargo moved Bottle of 50 Onot N orth^ Railway report- Price 1.49 held — at opportune monjents westward and only SO per cent 94‘ •d eost^ est bustneas iq> 90 per SOI Center Street can add a lot of weight to their eastward. However, more re- oant but admitted not ail the talks at foreigo ministries. cent development of clothing. dustomazs were taappy onaa. 643-5135 713 MAIN STh MANCHESTER • OPEN THURSDAY HIGHTS TILL9 • 6444101 Some aid'applicants see cmn- fruit and flovyeY shipments from OS "M ^y oMinas oustomsn an meralM benefit- tq ,(he United the .Oc.aM 1“" .'voned the Mceoua and visibly i^et be- ■ w etillHn, They cite the purchase air loads. " * . 3 M O H

PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1966 MANCHESTER EVEaUNG HERALD, MANCHBSliat, CONN., WEDNESDAY^ 7ULY20f l9#6 FACE ELEVEN iRattdftBtrr Wiaeonsin- Choices Open FtHTiiB- Viet Deaths Lower jj^ost I'akes IcttntinQ One can admire, from a safe diltshee, tCEl CENTER flGKME fTORE the Intricacy of choice being offered the At Camp Session oS !^ BtC. Democratic voters of Wiscohsln in ths ‘Adntt Vagneneoi^ Ths' niv. John B. Fost of primary for the nomination for gover­ ■ To the Bditor, GFs Chances Better Between poet ctfine vaad ^ Last week an upset occurred T « S S 8 ‘*S^*1rh»QP80M n or. Bolton, superintendtnt of the Friendly loe Ctoim jjhair- ' WADIBR R. rSRaiTflOIN jnrior to the start of a Farm Connecticut East District of ths Jor. Air oendltteaed ler PnbUihsri __ And one suspects that, if one were League pJay-otf game at Ver- ~ October 1, UU. in Other ^airs Methodist Church, will partiel- your eoinfovt.. really out there .in Wisconsin, one pianck Field. The winners of 1 WASiuNQ’BDN .; (AP) — nameae fcattaltens in A , spiacloi ■ jjj the annual Methodist P iAIU m * B toit *r*n ta » would be tempted to renege, or at least the (Farm) National League and Featuring d eompleto line « d BolMteya. Entered^ at the P ort O ffle j at base his choice on something other than Mounting Viet Nam casualty *ummer Assembly and Otortst- ot ohoioe Wlnee, Liquors, fMtehertar, Ooem., aa~ Second Claaa V a il the winners of the (Farm), In­ Cordials, Been, Cham­ the Confusion of supposed top issues. ternational League began, their, ttgiifee mMk ah'eseentikl fact j^jin war^ta 1961' t^; IhsUtute at tbe. Wl)ltataD- pagne.. The poor Drtnocratic voters of Wis­ playoff contest with the g ^ e . SDBSCRIPnON BATBS under protest. During fhe sea-, foraMdr«ft-age American men: more than l,(k)0Am®rtc««" hay j V* 0«)unds. Saturday, PayaUa to Advaoca consin have to choose between one Ihe' avenge Ol’s chances of been killed'ta action;.mpst cince through, fiunday, iluly '*■ DMliMitod to ConrteoUs,and Friendly Servloe tor * Y M T eenaeaaanaaaaaaaaa •son the National Leagub teams Om T i David Carley and one Patrick J. Lucey. leaving Viet Nam clive are five American . units began getting 31. ; UiS C O I t lh f l •• a • t a * » a « • • • • • • A X eO D understood that tiiere was to be r’ VUm, Women and Friends (Old and New) .. TtlT%9 ICODtlM •••aaaaaaaeaan B«0O Carley is the state’s Democratic Na­ times better than during the into major‘grpund actions late ■ The Rev. Mr.' Post will con- O t t # • • • • • • • an * a • # « a * X , ^ P no stealing allowed from third, Norean War. , last simWher. The figore ta- duct a dally Bible Hour at 9:30 tional Committeeman. Lucey is now base to borne plate, under any CHECK eU B -d is c o u n t p r ic e s o n CAtH'IiOre FOB VXICBBlt OF ___ df the next 1,000 men inducted dudes Marine, Navy a ^ Mr am .. Monday through Friday, Lieutenant Governor. circumstances. The Ihtemaition- . VARllBS, OUTmaS AND WKDDlNiaS THE ASSOCIATED KIESS into tlM Army, only eight proba- Fbrce personnel kHled ,a» wolJ He will also lead the aaaemhly TIm Aaaociated Press is exclusivelr entitled Carley has introduced into this race al League teams played under OPEN ». AJIf. to • iriL MONDAY thni SATCRDAY «e As ose o< repubiicatlon of all news dis- bly .wiU be killed in. action, cur- as those ,in the ./Miny. ' : end present a sermon at the 8 for a gubernatorial nomination the is­ different rules. The rule in this aatches credited to It or, not otherwise eredit- r,ent official figures ahow. Pento^ figures 'diow It, li Worship Service, Sunday, CUSTfMOiR'IfBBE PARKINO adln thte paper and also As local news pub- sue ef , and insists that it has League waa that it was posslWt Along Mofth. Side of Bolldtag . FMB pEUVBBT "Thousands of men are ug, ajaigerbjis to bi in Yiet •fu'y W- **AU*ri^ts of repubiicatlon of special dia> now become the top issue in that state to steal home. Upon investiga­ patches nereia are also reserred. poured Into ttui Army every Nam than to have, been In either M rs.ClttfordStephensofBol- political race. ' tion it was found that in the (Farm) American LeaguS It was month and must paa/i through a \yorld War n or Korean combat ton; will give an Illustrated Carley, on the Vietnam issue, sides The Herald P^tln« C orn er, Inc... aa- possible to steal home chcater Nelson, who opposes the policies of IV In Viet Nam aasigned to rifle per 1|000 Army men stationed She will also diow articles col- EvenlnK Herald______Needless to aay, this situation Preeident Johnson, and the two of them eauaed confusion and misunder­ companies or .spots where they jjj ^je country. In Korea the l®cted during her six-week trip, PUU serrioe client of M. B. A. Serrice. Ite. were together when the Democratic ^ e likely to see heavy action," tlg a te waa 136 and tq World Wa^ The Vernon Methodist OhUrch PuMirtiers RepresentatiTsa — ^ e Jtattua standing among aduHa at the Vatbews Spertal i^ency — New Tork, CU- ecer ‘ play-off. This also caused an ar- an Army source says. jj ^ stpod iat 108 per year, the choir will sing at a service next — , Detroit and Boston. reeekition which amountedDiimt to a repudi­ gmnent concerning procedures ' Of the hypothetleal 1,000 draf- Army says. , . . ' < Sunday, at 7:30 pm. x m a :IBR AUDIT BURXAU OP COtCnUe ation of the President’s leadership la which was overheard by th# tew, about 40 will bo wounded, Aesuinii^r a rdraitea la aent to ------^------hut their chances of dying later gdvaneed'combat training and . 1. . , The Three Faces of Carol Pelton TIOIlONR Vietnam . young people involved. The. game fa over and matters have are fat reduced from Korea or (j,en given brderi for Vlt Nam, . Area Weather Display adrertMac But, although he takes this view on Mrs. Carol Pelton, 27, is shown in her three roles as student, seamstress and 29 COHAGE STREET Por Vonday — 1 p.m. g «a y . atm not been resolved. WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — singer. The mother of three children (away for the 'summer), Mrs. Pelton at­ Por Tuesday — 1 p.m. V on d» Vietnam, Carley is regarded aa the po- Our concern is that a cSear set TELEPHONE 649-2358 Por Wednesday — t p.m. Itaeadj^ Htical protege of Vice President Hum­ The UBi Weather Bureau rec- tends Suffolk University in Boston, five times a week,-designs and sews theat­ - Thuisday — 1 p.m. We^eaday. of ndes has not been estah- vastly Improved Imspltal eye- nioM assigned .as ordinary T M ar — 1 p.m. ‘nnwaday. phrey, who has recently been going liahed throughout the year lor, tents and the absence of enemy rifl^nieh -ha've a' survival edge .orded'1,4 inches of rain at the rical costumes and also sings in a CJambridge cocktail lounge. (AP Photofax) • Baturaar X . wsaUied deadline: 10:90 a.m. pt/ A day V down the line for the administration’s players and coaches in the Farm arUSery andJ airpower. those picked' to lug radios Bradley. Field station during aioatton ezeept Saturdv — war policies. League. It would seem that this duce activity during much of their eight-day flight and Lieutenant Governor Lucey Is not a ia a rather slack way to conduct Space Experts Can Convert ‘‘drift’’ around the earth. ' Wadnaaday, July- M what can be a fine and worth-, doaijjyaiuj,. M» . wlOi .m«l Near To "hawk’’ either, but he doesn’t think the Nam because they volunteered. • » ^ fallen. The forecaster Solution: A' coraiectioh waa party should divide itself in a State while activity for young boys; learning the game of baseball.- More than 4,000 mea a a k e d ^ B e c L e of the Importance of S ch w put in Gemini craft linking the campaign over such a national issue. Trouble into Future Help In effect, yotmgsters have been Viet Nam sasignmenta in the the men in those two Jobe, they ®"«*^® « 3 .« Inches. astronaut’s breathing oxygen But he defines his own position on Viet­ He said, however, the rtatis- Vietnam For The- Viethameoe? shown a poor example because last reporttag month. . are prime targeta for snipers CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) tag the spacecraft of aatronauts supply with the fuel elk’s oxy- nam aa one close to that of Senator About 800,000 men wlU be tics may be misleading in apeak- Problems are not new to Neil A. Armstrong and David R. gen, so fuel cells can "borrow" The other day.th,«T% waa.h 0^ T y,fT om of aduH vagueness and inef­ whose' victims .account' for a Robert Kennedy. And for reasons of drafted Into the Army under major nfobortton _ of U.S batUe cc^tiorta be- America’s manned mleelons, Scott Into a wild spin and tore- pressure from the other oxygen South Vietnam of how the school our ficien cy . 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WlASHIiNKlTCXN (A P ) -S e n . Hkely that this proposal would "More realisUe perttapa,” Edward M. Kennedy said today be considered ’ tmaoceptalUe at Kennedy added, “would be the Television MEATOWN too United Statee (rtxnild Initiate first by both Formosa and Chi­ retentiim of the five permanent 1 2 1 5 V 2 SILVER L A N E , EAST HARTFORD • WE'RE AIR CONDrnONEDl| na” but said H has many advan­ seats, with the fifth position 6:00,( M(W2) Movie (10) Death Valley (Cl a move to allow the admission 7:15 (30) Sports Camera tages. going to one of the (tomlnant ( 8 ) Mdke DouKlai of Red China to the United Na­ 0 2 ) Merv Griflln. (22) Summer Hij^lights underdeveloped states Of the (18) Air SVjrce Story (40) Peter Jennings. News "Where Qualify Always Exceeds Pricer tions while retaining a U.N. seat He listed toem as: 7:30 ( 3-12) Lost in Space southern half of the 'worM — (20) Topic tor Natlonaliet China. 1. It would place the burden Of (30) Uncle Waldo » (24) What's in It (or MeT such as Ihdia.” ,(40) L.k>yd Thaxton (10-22-30) Virginian (C) STORE HOURS: TUES. - WED. 9-6; THURS. - FRI. 9-9 The Maasachueetta Democrat China’s absence from the organ­ ( 8-20-40) Batman (C) Kennedy’s comments went 6:30 (40) Dennis. Menace said if the United States draifted ization on toe Communists (20) Now Horizons (18) Subflcrlptlort TV SATURDAY 8 to 6 ~ (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) beyond a May 8 Senate speech (30) Whlrlyblrds 8:00 ( 8-20-40) Patty Duke and Mipported such a resolution themselves if they refused the (34) News in Perspective in which he called tor creatlfm (18) Balph. Kanna it would “make a new beginning invitation. 6:00 (40) News, Sports, Weather 8:30 ( 8-3040) Blue Light (C) of a commisriem to reaseese (24) Wtiafs New ( 3-12) Beverly Hillbillies (C) in our Aria policy and make it 2. It would shift the emphasis for medical 9:00 (102330) NB<} News Special U.S.-China relations. At that (12) Newsbent where It la moat important — in of the annual debate from toe (20)(2 CSiristoptiers “ (C) FRESH BONELESS time, he said if a system of rep­ (30) Seahunt ( 3-12) Green Acres (C) tha eyea of our Asian friends admlssi(m of Red China to the ( 8-2040) Movie resentation were devleed which or any worthwhile piirpociG?; (18) Merv Griffin and allies." preservation of Formosa’s seat. (22) Rodky and His IVienda (24) P l ^ of Week would allow a seat for malnJand 6:15 (22) Club House 9:30 ( 3-12) Dick Van Dyke lb a prepared Senate speech, 3. R would inform the world (40) Suearfoot (l8) Subrcription TV China and stid preserve Formo­ GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES 10:00 ( 3-12) John Gary Show (C) Kennedy said the roU call vote “that we are preipared to labor ( 3-10) News, Weather sa’s rights, “it should receive LESS BANK CHARGE 6:30 (8) Newswlre (10-22-30) I Spy (C) in recent years on the question tor the goal of the United Na­ UMN OF MONTHLY m u WMENT 1BMS (34) Himalayas 11:00 ( 3- S-ld-22-3040) News. Spts. serious consideration.” (priywM) S a n a lK { 3) Walter Cronklte (O) . WeaUier of admitting Communist China tions being a universal body, M a m la (12) Newsbeat (12) Newsbeat “has shown our position to be with representation tor all the $ 3 0 0 ' $ 1 8 $ 2 5 $ 1 2 .5 0 (20) Ladies Day H:1S (1030) Tonirtt Show (C) people of the world.” (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley (40) Sports FTn^ deteriorating; our persuasion 6 0 0 3 6 5 0 2 5 6:45 ( 8) Peter JennfnCT 11:30 ( 3) Movie ( O " PORK ROLLS less eompelling.” Private Session ------... Weather 11:26 (40) Movie Kennedy also suggested a re­ 9 0 0 5 4 75 3 7 .9 0 7:00 (ZMO-40) News. He said that If the Untied view of current Security Council (24) What's new (12) Movie 1 .2 0 0 72 100 s o ( 8) Tammy (C) 11:30 (22) Tonight (O States la to preserve a U.N. seat arrangements. Nationalist Chi­ For Boston Pats (20) I led Three Lives (18) Vintage Theater LITE INSURANCE INCLUDED ( 3) Car 64 ' ____ 1:00 (40) Air Florce Film for CMang Kai-shek's National­ na now holds one of the ccnmcil Frank Sinatra and Mia Farrow exchange fond glances shortly after their sur­ SEE SATtTRDATTi TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTINQ ist government baaed on For- seats — the United States, So- ANDOVIEIR, M ass. (A F )—H ie ma tsit the house At last report, the couple Toshi D i^chi, second from right, discover a souvenir they bought in Wash- 5:00 Hartford Highiights 7:26 Red Sox vs. Angels ning until Aug. 13. 8:00 Gasilght 9:50 Nlghtbeat Skelton Show Goes on — Singer Frank Sinatra Ixmey- was quiet and its windows dark planned to spend only two days FAMOUS MAKE In^on (a President Kennedy plate) whs actually made in their homeland — 12:00 Quiet Hours 11:00 News. Weather. Sports Coach Mike Holovak greeted mooned, somewhere with Ms Tuesday night in toe United States before WINF—1230 11:30 Art Johnson Show Lb. 30 rookies and eight veterans something any American tourist would probably know. At left is Gabriella 5:00 News WPOP—1410 third wife Mia Farrow today The marrlaga ceremony took flying to London, where Sinatra Tartar! of Italy, another exchange student. The vendor is Pete Petrone, a na­ 5:16 Speak Up Hartford 5:00 George Brewer and then conducted a light One- after a Las V^as wedding per­ about four minutes. District is making a movie. BRAS Reg. to $5.95. • 1 . 2 5 6:0u News, Sports 6:30 Ken Griffin Despite W ife’s Mishap hour workout. tive of Italy, too. (AP Photofax) 6:56 Yankees vs. Athletics 10:00 Hotline formed between plane flights. Judge William Compton officiat­ The wedding (M.pped a ro­ COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION 9:30 IMal 12 12:0() John Sherman A L L M E A T ! The handful of observers ad­ Exactly where they went ed at the single-ring rites in the LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AF) — usual procession of gags, some m ance that began in 1964, when mitted to the school grounds Sinatra, 50, flew from London hotel apartment of Jack Entrat- old, some new, and performed Sinatra and Miss Farrow were CUSltlM FFITING and SERVICE ARE FREE! His nibbery face masking Ms was impressed by quarterback hasn’t been determined, ter. Sands pTerident and long­ frequently seen together at Hol­ Ms near-classic pantomimes — License Plates, Broken Ski E-Z TO CARVE! grief. Red Skelton clowned be- John ^ ja r t e , the |200,000 bonus to New York and from there to time friend of Sinatra. lywood parties, restaurants and the old veteran at toe parade, baby and Heisman Trophy win­ CanadianBorder Cows | fora a delighted audience Tues­ Las Vegas, landing two hours A week ago Miss Farrow’a baselball games. FINE FOR THE OUTDOOR ROTISSIERE toe child refusing to take castor ner from Notre Dame. day night as his wife lay seri­ before toe wedding Tkiesday. mother, actress Maureen O’Sul­ o il, etc. Huaite, who spent last season Miss Farrow flew in from Los --•Uniforms ously wounded in a Las Vegas Only at the conclusion did livan, widow of movie director Among Students’ Souvenirs on the New York Jets’ taxi Angeles in another of Ms com­ Can Bypass Customs hoapitBl from an apparently ac­ Skelton reveal a trace of emo­ John Farrow, had announced Bellows Moved White, Aqua, Pink and Black. squad after .receiving the Mg pany jets. The maniage Is toe cidental gunshot. tion. In Ms ciutaln speech, he that- the wedding would be Reg. to $14.95...... ♦ 5 . 9 5 WASHUNGTCMf (A P ) — T w o The teen-agers arrived lata drunk. But here, aids get dnude bonus, waa obtained by Boston first for toe 21-year-old star of PAJRJB—Tourists visiting the WASHINGTON (AP) — The tion” and all animals crossing SKINLESS Gaoigia Skelton, 44, 'was de­ made his traditional comments sometime between Thanks­ out-of-date Ohio license plates, a last summer to live and study in just because It's against the last winter. television’s “Peyton Place.” Cathedral of Notre Dame now cows on toe yermont - the border will be checked clared in satisfactory condition about not wlsMng to offend any­ giving and Christmas. The tim­ broken ski, a flour sifter, a cou­ the United States under the eu- law.” He launched Ms bid for the Minutes after toe wedding use the great organ’s bellows border won’t liave to go through m onthly. at Sunrise Hospital following one and hoping that Ms buffo miles north'west of his granddaughters. which was two years in bund­ 086 tem-agers from 60 foreign sample comments: inspected physically on each en­ Extra Lean, M inutes Fresh toe bad, beeedlng at the chest. Palm Springs bouse to the Bel 631 MAIN ar. — 649-6346 of Ohio License pla'tes. of here, with no passengers ‘T think L handled it pretty ing, was opened in 1794 and countries were far more inter- Stella de la Garma, 18, of Mtar try. TAX EATING “^toat happened? What did I M r House, but ehe brought one Dailey of toe Erin School of UNUSED LAND AND aboard. good,” Blna^ said of the wed­ ran fo r 62 m iles betw een Ftadla- a AMPLE PARKINO a AIR-OONDITIOiNED ested in returning home with, as Del Plata, Argentina; ‘‘We have “There’s no particuflar reason Last Feb. 7, the Customs Bur­ do?” ahe waa reported to have little pistol here. Dancing, Hartford, won medals PROPERTY INTO CASH Sinatra maintains a home at ding. delpMa and Lancaster. one put it, ‘‘the Idiotic little no drinking age (limit) in Ar- for them,” he said. “I just like eau at St. Albans, Vt., notified said. “The pistol had no ammuni­ recently at a Feis at Syracuse, them .” farmers they could no longer For free confidential ap­ Mrti. Skelton was rushed to tion and she wanted to g;et things we can’t get or can’t af- gentina. Anybody c*h drink any N.Y., sponsored by the Ancient One rather universal souvenir drive their cows over toe border praisal and consultation on the hospital 'where doctors de­ some. She said she felt much feed in our own countries.” time, so nob(^' ever gets that unused property call Order of Hibernians of Onanda- among the students was excess to pasture, even though the pas­ termined toe shot had penetrat­ safer to have the gun loaded. So ga County, N.Y. personal poundage. ture was part of their farms. ed ho vital oigans. After Ms just last Saturday we went to a LAND PLANNING Bridget M. O’OonneB, 9, won 'Nearly eU of them gained Sen. George D. Aiken, R-Vt-, performance, Skelton was told store and benight some bullets Buxom Belle Back ASSOCIATES a tolrd place medal for the horn­ weight, they said, in amounts said Tuesday Undersecretary of the news and he rushed tearful­ fo r it.” SIDEWALK SALE SPECIAL 643-1111 pipe; her brother, Keven R. varying from six to 86 pounds. Agriculture John A. Schnittker ly to the hospitaL , . The gun was a .38 calibre pis­ O’OonneU, 12, won third place If conservatively averaged at 10 informed him that the agricul­ ntottom rem ained vrttfa Ms tol wMch Skelton said was on medals for a jig and horn­ pounds per student, this totals ture departments and customs wife^ w hom h e m a iried in 1945, toe bedside table. He theorized Healthie^ Women m ore than 16 tons. and later attended toe werkCng that Ms wife may have bruriied pipe, ’Ihey are toe children of bureaus of the two nations have Why struggle along with your old / i Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Connell •‘It's not surprising,” said An­ reach^ an agreement. beat-up mower? W h ir l w in d * of n«nk Sinatra and Mia Far­ against the gun while reaching ONEIDAXSTAINLESS* of 131 Paric St. Edward Moran, nie Ringot, 19, of Paris. “Amer­ ‘The border - straddling farms 1967 models Just in feature WlND- row at toe Sanda Hotri.- He In­ for a dressing robe. % 16, won tMrd place medals for a icans take cars everywhere they of toe one Canadian' and 10 TUNNEL* housing design for mosit sisted on petfoimlng Ms usual Skelton’s engagement ends A^e^Bigger Too reel, jig and homiripe. He is toe go. When I went to toe mailbox, Americans in-yolved •will each efficient mowing and bagging of show TViesday niftot. next Tuesday and he said he grass and feavss, 4-cycle easy- ARMOUR'S B.C. Tbs comedian, S3, was in t8p would fly Us wife back to Loa son of Mr. and Mrs. La'wrence r a s ^ YORK (AlP) — The bux- The Food and Drug Adminis­ I took a car.” be deemed a “quarantine sta­ starting engines, visual oil filler, tom . Ha romped through hia Angeles in a private jet. 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FACE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1968 . Pages 17 to 32 Section Two WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1966 muttr^rjBtrr Euwtbtj ffrralh WEDNESDAY, .m L Y 20, 1966 Top Active VS* Air Ace Meeting Set ELASTIC South Viet Nam Frees STOCKINGS While House Panelist Fighting in Third War On Housing WHEEL CHAIRS ARTHUR DRUfi Storm Brings Rain, 16 North Prisoners SAIGON. South Viet Nam ' When 1he Soviet-built MIGlSs Representatives of all Man­ Plante Tells of Goals^ made their appearance over chester churches are expected AT THE ITtto PARALiJBL, your days in freedom" and. (AP)— America’s No.-1 active North Korea, Jabara was flying tonight at an Informational Viet N«tm (AP)—The Saigon “ South and North are one" were air ace, Ool. James Jabara, is Cnts Power, Phones the North American Sabre Jet meeting to discuss the possibil­ Problems in Busing Plan government freed 16 young pri­ hoisted at the village of Gio fighting his third war — this with his squadron in Seoul. In ity of ccmstructing local mod­ Approximately 1,500 Manchester homes and busi- soners of war here today in ob­ Llnh as the prisoners arrived. time in the skies of'Viet Ntfm. the Yalu, in what was known as erate-income housing, under Dr. Alexander F. Plante, ed In initiating the pilot pro- servance of what it calls the day Aljput 1,500 residents of the Jabara, 42, downed 16 Oom- R. E. Wandell niesses were without electricity for over an hour and a muriist Jets in Korea and is MIG Alley, Jabara quickly won church sponsorship. half last night, when the Hartford Electric Light Co.’s principal author of the busing gram. of shame, the anniversary of the village, the northernmost troop desegregation plan In which These, he said, included IJJO credited with three and a half his rating as an ace — a flier The meeting, called by the Geneva accords of July 20, 1946, outpost in South Viet Nam, high voltage station on W. Middle Tjdte., serving an Manchester is slated to par- "subtle prejudices in the North Luftwaffe planes in World War who downs five enemy aircraft. Manchester Interfaith Social Ac­ Building that divided Viet Nam, crowded around the apecdiers’ area to Manchester Green went ------\ ------ticipate begflnning in Septem- which operate to keep the Ne- n . i He went op to become history’s tion Council (M m C), will be TTiree chose to remain In the stand. Lawyer Dinh Trinh Chinh out at 6:40 p.m'. at the start o f ber, yesterday listed seven gro Irolated" .and thp “wido- He was offered a chance to first triple ace in Jet aircraft. held at 8 p.m. at Center Con-, C onfracfor south. The rest, including three secretary of state in the prime a 'Storm which dumped 1.16 goa’ls which he hopes the plan spread belief '' that suburban make a combat mission in Viet In Korea, pilots were limited gregational Church. Police Arrekts hobbling on crutches, walked minister's cSftice, and Maj. Gen. inches of rain on town. will accomplish. communities ha.ve no reeponsl- Nam after he ferried an FIDO to 100 missions in MIG Alley Residential-Commercial across the narrow Ben Hai Hoang Xuan Lam, commander The proposed non-profit hous­ The blackout,- caused by a tree Plante, director of program -blUty for the well-being of 'Hi# Super Sabre Jets from Englamd and Jabara was ordered home Alterations-Remod^Iing Bridge into North Viet Nam. of 4th Corps, officiated at cere­ ing would be completely fin­ limb falling across a 22,000-volt Edward M. Noonan Jr., development for the Connectl- inner cities.’’ Several tore off clothing gfiven monies. Air Force Base in Louisiana. after flying the required num­ anced with low-interest, long- “ Business Built On feeder line, sent the Manches- of 12 Jensen St, was arreste He winged off with a flight of cut State Department of Edu- Another problem, he said, them in the sduth and flung it As the last speech ended, the ber. range, federal funds, ear­ ter Memorial Hospital, the po- yeaterday on a Manchester Or- cation, enumerated the goals at was securing the necessary fls- three FlOO Jets in a ground Customer Satisfaction” totto the Ben Hai River. Five or crowd broke into cheers and ap­ The official records still list marked for ^ a t purpose. lice station, and parts of the guu Court warrant charging a White House conference on cal support to develop a region- strafing mission in the rugged FuU Insurance Coverage six wore only their shorts when plause. Then came a signal his number of missions as 100 Tonight’s meeting will be a Parkade on emergency power. breach of peace by the disadvantaged in Washing- al desegregation program. 3rd Goips urea of South Viet they reached the other side. from three of the prisoners that but fellow pilots acknowledged briefing session. The represen­ 82 BALDWIN ROAD Spokesmen at the hospital assault ton, D.C., where he was a panel ------— Twenty-two prisoners were they wanted to stay in the south. Nam. at the time that (he cool and tatives will later present the said that they experienced no stemmed from a speaker. freed at the bridge in a similar The others were hustled into The misrion was credited with collected Jabara had squeezed proposal to their respective proWem^ although they had to , ^ g Tel. 644-0450 Plante’s office In Hartford ^ gesture in January. ‘ ‘Three of trucks and taken to the bridge. damaging six buildings used by in a large number of missions churches, tor possible approval curtail the power load to a de- ^ After 5:00 P.M. has done planning work for the them also refused to cross and On both sides of | the river Viet Cong Guerrillas — tame that somehow never got on the or rejection. X , J . XU when Noonan allegedly kicked proposal to have about 270 Police Arrest asked for asylum in the south. speeches blared from loud­ stuff for a man who started off record books. Electricity was reriored to the school children predominantly The group today was made up speakers. In front of the return­ in a prop-driven Mustang blacked-out area at about 8:20 ^n^gedly made an obacene ges- Negro and Puerto Rican, from Youth Injured of a corporal and 16 privates. ees at the end of the bridge, against the Germans in World CHARGED WITH MURDER War n and attained fame as the P'?l' , _ , , ture to him. Hartford bused to five sub­ ah were in thedr early 20s. was a huge North Vietnamese STAMFORD (AP) — Joseph M a ^ n Osterlmg, m anapr of relesised in the deadliest of them all in the air HEUXJ said today that, in ad- ^ ^ urban communities for a two- In July 10 Crash Banners saying “Remember flag. Ptasl, 66, has been charged with All three who remained be­ duels with Communist MIGs in year experiment. murder in the deatii of George ‘ scheduled to appear In Man- In addition to Manchester, James M. Petock, 16, of Rt. hind were bom in North Vdet Korea. SiD EW A LM W. Middle Tpke. feeder system, arcuit^urt Aug. 1. Bragdon, 48. the communities are expected 44A, who is still recovering from Nam. They will be allowed to Lean and trim, Jabara ■ will scattered pwer failures were juveniles have been ap- have a relatively short combat Police arrested Ptasi Monday to be Farmington, West injuries received In a Jsdy 10 CAMERAS choose their future, a govern­ night in Port CSiester, N.Y. He D A Y S ^ caused by blown fuses and by tended in connection with 2 ment spokesman said. tour in Viet Nam. He commands tree lim^ across j^er Unea. reportedly ford, South Windsor and s was arrested yester- FILM ~ BULBS the 31st Tactical Fighter Wing, is being held without bond. He said that the trouble was ^ Of the 13 returnees, three Police have charged Ptasi with iDiSCOUNT PRICES were bom in South Viet Nam. Homestead Air Force Base, SPECIALS! \ unlike the power bldckout of c . Sabin. 19, of 1 Re- ‘’“S'remarks prepared for de- BTa., and is scheduled to return stabbing Bragdon to death last last November, caused then by livery at the gathering attend- R«Went St^e T ^ r Ro^ Wednesday In the rooming house gan Rd., Rockville, was charged „XS ...... M l------Li S some of the nation’s top ert Peter«m ch ar^ him w i^ ARTHUR DRUC there in about one week. power plant failures. vesterdav at 1 am with mak- The Air Force did not say at 580 Atlantic Street where they The Town Water Department M oerts on dealing with cul- theft of a motor vehicle, speed- Two Bay State both resided. turollv deprived children, ing and operating a motor vo- whether Jabara \^ould fly more reported toat he 1-1« ^ n,|tor vehicle. He Is accused of Rockville Abutments Come Down for a Wider Street missions in Viet Nam. FOR THURS., FRI. AND SAT. ram which fell in a^ u t a tour- tj^es while travel- Plante listed these as the main hide without a license, Accidents Kill this point. Permission to tear down the embankments was obiectives of the busing plan; Fetock yesterday was pro- Jabara started combat flying hour period last n ght, added o ^ The walls came tumbling down on Verhon Ave. In Rockville 0 given by-the New Haven Railroad. TTie trestle was removed S o develop a pilot coopera- sented in Best Hartford Circuit out of England in World War It. ALL SPECIALS ARE the previous 1^9 g^^ln is scheduled to yesterday when town workers demollshed'^ailroadhed'^aili abutments Eight in a Day In addition to his three and a ram totals 2.26 inches tor the Manchester Circuit that formed a traffic hazard. The road ^ 1 be widened at some time ago. (Herald photo by Saternis.) live structure between an inner- Court 12 where a bond totaltag Gets Silver Oak Leaves half victories in the air he de­ GOOD AT BOTH STORES! month. The average rainfall tor ’ city and suburban communities $1,000 was set. He was unable MAYTAG GEORGETOWN, Mass. (AP) stroyed six German planes on to help solve the educational to poet the bond and is being July is 4.09 inches. Michael E. Capermo, 37, pf without —Two automobile accidents Silver Oak Leaves are presented to Donald K. Kuehl (right) the ground and flew groimd ,* R'pik’ S;, r'S I on his promotion to lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserve, ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES* Farmington was barged it 6 12th Circuit Motta, 14 Starts Tomorrow The youth, who suKered frac­ WASHERS claimed eight lives in Ma.ssa- missions as Allied armies drove Wittkofske sa d that the runoff failure to obey ville, non-8upport,\ nolled (not segregation. by Col. John J. King, assistant commander of the 76th Di­ across Europe. He shared credit the ram will keep the . tured vertebrae in the accident, chusetts within a 24-hour period. from a stop sign, and was given a prosecuted); Clyde^xG. Muller, __^To secure, analyze and In­ vision (Tng.). Col. Kuehl, who resides at 74 Mountain Rd., is for one of the Luftwaffe kills PADDLE ’n SADDLE town's tour reservoirs from fall­ Court Gases is still wearing a body cast. Four persons, including two inspector general o f the 76th. A 20-year Army .reservist, he written warning for speeding, 16, Union, unsafe left turn, $10; terpret data related to eWtudes ^ discharged Monday wiUi another pilot. BERMUDAS—JAMAICAS—PEDAL PUSHERS ing and will, at least for the Merchants All Set young sisters, were killed and at Spring and Gardner Sts. His Norman W. Wetmore, 79 Grand of whit6white andana non-white children, from Manchester Memortal Hos- is a research engineer with United Aircraft Research Lab­ Sizes 10 to 14 time being, forestall any water five injured Tuesday night in a court appearance is Aug. 1. ROCKVILLE SESSION Ave., Rockville, operating with­ parenta, educators and other DRYERS oratories, East Hartford. bans. head-on collision on Interstate Mrs. Linda C. Emmons of Rt. out a license, $15, and falldre to appropriate persons when non­ Were NOW He said that the power failure A motion to dismiss a charge Peterson said Petock and fou? 95 in Georgetown. a, Columbia, was charged with 'unnwesTaiV »$15, and Geb:brgo For Sidewalk Sale white children are transported took a sport* car July Portland, Maine, died shortly head-on collision in Qiarlton. 3.44 ...... 2 .6 6 knocked out the Love Lane well, - , . . operating a motor vehicle with rnotnr vehicle aeainst a 35, of 126 High St, • Carol Guthrie, 5, and her sis­ after arrival. Mrs. Lois Streeter, 34, and her which has no emergency power. ^ license She was. stoDoed------^ motor . venicie...... againsi.a...... Rockville failure to obey a stop The P en g u in , known f o r his under-handed antics su ur an 10 from -Hull’s...... Auto Body <« Rt. x 3 .8 8 ...... 241 7 6 and 44A where It was being ter Deborah, 16, of (146 Douglas Four persons, including three daughters, Pamela, 11, and REMODEL 4 .8 8 ...... 3 .6 6 NORMAN’S St.) Portland, Maine, were dead members of a Leicester family, Kim, 6, and Robert Bembfenek, Public Y o n r o ld fur coat into tamS iroMu'l'"\oweirr° K e for a ® routine check at ^1 yyester- ^ ' judgefr r jZ John U Daly :% yesterday, S d ^ . " T b E M U e COUM OoSS ••••••••••••• afternoon on Main St. and repreeenting man. on arrival at the Anna Jacques were killed Monday night in a 32, of Webster, died in the crash. 2 STOLES the water-use-load was very low Kor Till. H IM* lin Street) Rochester, N.H., al­ A JACKET Southern New England Tele ed about eight hours after the BUS to Galdor catmva^bout 80 tables Revaluation so was dead on arrived at the For Ag Rio OC ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES’p GIIULS' incident, and that Calcasola when non-white children are control at a curve on TUnxii M \\< III'NTUt phone Co., reported that the and umbreljas'wll' line Man- Representatives of the transported from inner-city to T fsji and went off ttie roadj hospital, and Donald Venuti, 16, ‘‘Water-Boy” Lawn Watering Systems Liggett Drag Uttle Aa storm Interrupted service to 134 was not stopped when observed of (129 Massachusetts Ave.) FURS FOR RENT Berlunan, Kunz for the offense by police. The Connecticut Co. has the Chester’s business sidewalks, United Appraisal Co., con­ suburban schools. smashing into a tree. ’The car SUMMER GOWNS and PAJAMAS area customers, 82 In Manches­ backing of General Manager Uitfort^ateljr the Pmguin ^ ducting a revaluation of all Quickly installed in any lawn area and there is From $12.00 ter, 27 in Rockville and 26 In Prosecutor Eugene Kelly re­ —’To orient Connecticut com- was demollWied. Were NOW n V X - . -X T , behind bars iI^.,Gtothani City’s Manchester real estate, will m-unitles toward regional solu- The four otfier youths hav$ nothing to get out of order. ’ at the Parkode Wapping. He said that service Get Promotions plied that Calcasola had not Robert Weiss in its proposal to mere .bj^the “Dynamic 2 .3 3 ...... 1 .6 6 been arrested, but had been be on E. Center St. tomor­ tions tor educational problems been turned over to juvenile au- PAYS FOR. ITSELF — CAN FILL will be restored to all by to­ service the Caldor Shipping duo." ' row. Today they are on 2 .8 8 ...... 1.88 night. Two Manchester young men summoned to court on the related to racial desegregation, thories. CUTS WATER BILLS UP TO 50% CHESTER Hmns rnJied the trouble aver- have been promoted at Nor- charge. Judge Daly concurred, Center area with bus servic., in MJaneheoter's fSiAmber of Prospect and 'Thorne Sts. —To train professional and PetoWc Is scheduled to appear 3s44 ••••••sees**** Installed under the grass, “ Water-Boy” feeds moisture HALLMARK sjte for a storm of this type He wich University, Northfleld. Vt. and Calcasola then pleaded in- connection with its RockviUe conttmerce predictsX another In addition, they are mak­ non-professional personnel tor In Manchester Circuit Court 1$ direct to roots, without loss of water. Burning sun­ FURRIERS said * that whenever thereJr *is a Richard ^L. Berkman, ^ - «------son A^of nocent to the charge- A A AAl««*fcourt V*AI|(I route.a “dl______very___ successful" year, ^ e x t to ing callbacks at homes effective operation in desegre- on Aug. 15. J PHARMACY shine an hot breezes cannot dry out or blow away O P R o c k v i l l e quick change in the tempera- Mr. and Mrs. Saul Berkmah of trial will be held in the matter C. W. Abell, vice presj^ent w-ashingt been named to the deans list, out permission and larceny re- ply to the public Utilities Com- retail division of the Chamber \ L -ifllC lO r l \ " p 4 J segregation program, - . ^ Y O l l B V S li C M L C l f ll l \T ENTIRE STOCK OF The town’s highway and park and designated a gold star stu- ceived sentences of. up to one mission for approval of a 9^ of Commerce. Plante said the proposed pro­ CHILDREN’S PLAY CLOTHES departments reported only one dent. He is a mechanical en*l- yg^r in Jail and indeterminate day trial run of buses on Tol- A chamber chamber spokesman spokesman said gram involves the random se- The Sheridan Gorp., headed call each as a result of the neering major at the military sentences in the State Reform- land St., from the East Hart- * _■« - ..M . . * s 4._—_ Of today that many persons have A hVck reflex camera valued lection bf about 270 children in ^y Atty. George C. Lessner. haa J college. atory at Cheshire. ford town line to Windsor ’ called asking when the sale storm. 0 Were NOW at $4^\was reported missing grades kindergarten through ^ reduoUon, in Hartford ^ e highway______— department...... was.. William J. Kunz Jr., son of Bnice Burgess, _ . 16, of 47 High - in Manchester, and then to meet i./111 n t alaae k e piBoe.place. ' , o V r . _ wr...... J \xrnisavM T Viinvi . *___ v-k____ ^__ ^ _MMofm _ •■6 compaiqf alone—NFC—serves more T7c .3 6 ^ called out to a home on Wyllys Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kunz gj ^nd Joseph Parker, 17, of the regular Rockville route, He said one family from Weet its showcase in grade ggnt iwn- Cmmty Court of Common Pleas, 88c...... 6 6 « St., where w ate7 flowing dovra Sr. of 74 Mather St. was pro- 127 Union St.,' were warned by which comes up Adams St. V i^ n ia plsms' its vacatiimvacatiiHi so ^Re^enroUment. **(Manchester on the Oct. 1, 1962 and Oct. 1, Uiaa 2'A mHNon people each year ?7c...... 7 7 ^ the street washed-out a gtavel moted to cadet sergeant first judge DaJy that “ If you get out extension will service ap- that it can be in town lor the ^ ‘ \ „ , , is expected to take about 60 pu- 1965 Qmnd List vahiations plac- 1 .1 9 ...... 8 8 0 driveway. New gravc.1 was class and named platoon ser- ime once, you'll be brought proximately 4.7 miles, now with- »ale. Jack Crawford,^ the store s as; buildlnga at 613 and oompangr alm e— ^HPC—^recommemte One PLYMOUTH placed this morning. Keant o.0 f Cr Co. He is an educa-.dues------p^ck here ^ ,^tant ro'lice S e S iring the second year of the Main 1 .6 6 ...... 1 .2 7 "Never Borrow Money Needleeely.” But if 1 .8 8 ...... 1.44 The park department an- major and will enter his run out.” VVeias’ backing was contained made by the sidewalk sales tbeft to Mancnesier jw • project, the children will be en- judge John J. Bracken haa a loan is the aenrible answer, remember you 2 .3 3 ...... 14S6 Bwered a call from Love Lane, Junior year at the school, Keith G. Wilcoxsen, of 111., ... a letter, mailed to Abell over oommittee headed by Seymour not sure wnen me rolled in grades 1-6, he said, granted reductions for tax pur- boisow oneSdently at Hoosebold finance. where the lo p of a tree broke charged with breaking and en- the weekend. “Kudlow. " Other members ‘ are we® stolen. " each°25 children identi-.. .. »^ e s , ill the amounts . of $16,000 2 .8 8 ...... 1418 off and was caught in the tering with criminal intent and James DBRocoo, Frank Dirrigl He said the camera ^a s been transporting) a profea- for eadti year. The total tax Itnawinnii mor ^ M AM Fjords Carved by Ice larceny over $250 pleaded not and Leo Juran. shown to severalI customers_...x_ dur a non-profes- savings for the'Sheridan Corp. L L branches of another tree. IM ie op to 21 monUH to rapasr HRISTIAiNiSUNlD, Norway — guilty to the charges and select- y n o n The oommittee haa arranged Ing the past two weeks sional aide will be assigned as will be about $700 for the 1963- OPEN FRIDAYS till 9 P.M. In this area of North Norway, ed a hearing i n ^ f ^ ® ------lor free soda to be given out —— :------^ ’ a supportive team, Plante add- 64 tax year and an additional a-4eao ef.^00 eoata 617.00 «iwn rwHnpOy reiiaid in V.S. Exporta Higher fjords penetrate into the main- b ndover action to superior between 6 and 9 p.m., Thurs­ w M . w J ed. * $700 tor the 1966-67 tax year. 6B wilmiriiriiii y ootMy inMahnenta of W-7S each. court. Police Arre8t OTTAWA—With the help of inml niore than 100 miles. ’The day lit the Parkade. 1 6 Million Uonorea addition, he said, a social Judge Bracken, in both in- Wilcoxsen was extradited A 16-page advertising insert Sak abeat coedtt Me ioouraoco on loans at groop raOet ENTIRE STOCK OF. a nfew free trade agreement, penetration suggesta that the i,y gtate police on NEW YORK-nrA museum of wo^er will be assigned for each stances, reduced the valuation Tolland Youth listing storea and their sales Canada doubled automobile ex- sea created the fjords, but ac- charge. His hearing is American immigration will be 100 children to provide commu- at 613 f i h PIN-UP LAMPS $1.00 OFF! ports to the United States In tually all the sea has done Is fill for Aug. 2. Police A Tolland ii.xx»x«x j,>,uv.xyouth was------arrestedtodav’a Herald included in ereciea nn on “ejlius. iUHs* Island laiauutaland Inm Newavcw nitynitvlULjr serv^esservices. - A------team" from : the figure * of «K.aoio* $68,M9 to the of neairuli igO HOUSEHOID HNANCI 1965. Cars worth $164 million the tremendous ravines the ice Wilcoxsen broke in- early this morning and charged York harbor to commemorate University of Connecticut will ure Reg. 2.88 to 5.88. the 16 million immigrants who be employed to provide testing Main St^from toe NOW ...... 1.88 To 4.88 were shipped, compared to has carved. out of the rock. ^ Coventry building May 23, with evading resjw ^ b U i^ af- 1964’s $76 million. But U.S. au- Some fjords are wide and. ma- ter an accident at Welwood Cir- Fair Deficit Planned entered toe United States ther^ services, training wtiviUes, and M iM CIIftflR SHOFPIIM PARKADi to exports to Canada were Jestic; others are rough and other dispositions; Julian W . ele, Vernon, Part of the design calls for a to evaluate findings secured $9^93. ___ wall in the from the project. \ The corporation i ^ a p - much higher—$838 million. narrow. Hodges, 17, 53 School St.,_ Police_____ chargea that BMiJ^in MONTREAL—The 1967 Cana- i30-f oot ramped 382 Middle Tornpike West Plante outlined for his audl- peal toe valuations of OcU L OPEN FRIDAYS till 9 P.M. R^kidlle passing in a no’ pass- H. Rock, 18,“ of Crystal'Lake dian B}*itoHlBONELESS 2 owner at the scene does not in- is suggested that the St Mat- * TOU COME FIRST dicate a Aoice of garages." thsw Church and the Boy Scout His letter was turned over to be given the papers and not Top Round or cubed steaks 99 the m ayor toe investigation. brought to the dump. ZangM Mayor McCusker said yester- gald he would like to see as IIU outdoor chefs *Sup«r-Right" Quality B ««f Olff SBOT eBORB MBm aiw toe besL fif ttw ^YShoEHT day that he had received the tie paper as possible at the miEPmea complaints before, had Invest!- dump. Stumps and trees should grade • •. imd becaiw wenae jeakas of aas DqpBtatiaa lor floD gated the situation, and had ^C9* Califoniia Steaks guaxaiitee yoaH be ddl^Med -•» or your tion between myself and an in- » « » Eleanor W- BUls to lesl.VssLPoA-NONt PRICID HIGH«I lONReSS-NONE PRICED HfGHOI mooegr beeb. dividnaL" Trapp declined to ” eU> J- Cowpertliwaae, Kosley Many, many find just the steak, chops or diicken tb'»v w’-- ’ Identify file IndividuaL Yost CcmstrucUon Inc., to Moot Loof Mix <^7r Chock n ilol Stook Trapp aoM that a list of ga- R icl»«t A. Masi, Carter Dr.; in our self-service meat d^;>artments. BOLOGNA er NONE PRICp HIGHERt rages c»iliwi during accidents Francis A. Durieko to Ruth V. livenurarst vtihipiice m-SQ* Ground Chuck *,3Ls» ’^89* exists, bat said “the list Isnot Relmer, Grtdiaber Rd.; John El. Others have specificDoeds... avaflaUe to the pifiilie.’' Jeutjen Inc., to Ronald J. and ALL WHITE MEAT “ Nono Priced H lghoo" 1% to 2-Ib. A v g . M ayor yti<^nA»r ^pifs the Janet Kowalrici, Grahaber Rd.; the steak must be 2Pj"tluck, the chops double thick and so forth. list available to the Herald. David and Barbara C. Boor to Turkey Bfunstf ^ >> 99< Cornish Hens m.55^ A/wTwtiiip to the hst, from William N. and Mary A. Girard, King Crab Cluws *^79* Polish Snusngu "*^79* AU AMERICAN MILK. FED GENUINE SPm K Sept 27, U66. when file mayor’s Old Stafford Rd.; C^vin E. and That’s no problem. fmh Produce fin t directive waa issued, to Gladys Pratt to Edmund O. and Merab IS. 1966, an outof-town Mary E. Plourde, Old Farm If you don’t see it., .just ask. We’U be happy to hdp yoOs ■^‘‘NONE PRICEO HIGHER!” ^ 1-QT8-OZ^ garage received more than 40 Rd., and Ernest L. and Lena S. OaiGAIESSEN DEPT, 'l csUk, or almost twico as many Aberle, Old Cat Hole Rd. PrttttoHam ^ V^R>t5« IMatH means at AftP! SUNSWEET « XTl •a ak ofbw garagee oomUned. Quitclaim deeds registered; One other reason we’re so popular with “backyard barbecuers’! J Beginning March 19, when the Albert L. Schneoder to Francis Macaroai Salad ”SImply HiisI M Is your guorairiM Hm I BLUEBERRIES last dlreotiye. was issued, to A. Durieko, Grahaber Rd.; Aus- the quality of our “Super-Right’’ Meats. you do not pay any highor prioo on May S, when the last report tin Chambers to Lester and V e a lU a f tho particular hom of your choko ends, it 21 aocident calls for Bonnie Gail Farris, Partridge U C A N Quality so high, some meat graded U. S. Choice ^ h S*WM « M i IM harM na tope ^ . them AAP*! odvortiaod prico.* FRESH towing aervfoes, the garage re- Lane, BEECH-NUT ceived sevea’caBs, or one-third Bollettii Board CULTIVAnD 3 ^ * 1 ®* Ohe other aeaignnaento were dl- A meeting of the St Mat- just isn’t perfect enough to be “Super-Right” Meat vided among eight garages thew Holy Name barbecue G rocery Values To Go Buy! winch received from one to cmnmittee is to be held tonight U Is this a good reason for shopping AAP? It’s one of many. •t - fiiree caBa aarii. at 8 at the parish center. Mayor McQiaker stressed that *niere will be a meeting of FRUIT COSYWOHre 1MS.THC «M AT ATtANnC A M C m e m 0 0 . MC. : 1* 9 5 * **I have ODophatically directed the Women's Ognmunity Clvdi the police’fiigpartment that un- and the United Congregational Lauadry Bleach' ORANGES der no cUefimstances do men Church at 8 p.m. Ritz Crockers Fresh Fruits and Vegetables' B B I 6 H T w A , cafi for toirhig service directly Diamond 1 will be the meet- ■•bigg* 1 fe. ^ J L c CAIMMM WMCISr REGULAR from their cniisers: They must ing place for the Rockville ^ < ^ R gplar Patk gkg. d # U S A I L ^ 1 2 5 9 can file desk directly and the Welding vs. Bouchard Founda- TISSUES () s 9 7 ‘ DRESSED di^atcher:'will call local tow- tlon, and on Diamond 2 Bill's big services tai rotation w they Auto Parts vs. Country' Hills Blueberries Red Plumes PIRT BASKET are listed at file desk.’’ at 8:30 pm. •ULTIVATEO SANTA ROSA L The mayor noted that during ------^ Alcoa Wrap Frail Driaks 114-oz OQc ■ONE niO EO NONE niO ED CABBAGE BTLS file last reported period when Mancbeater Evening Herald NIOHERI f HI8HEM 3 - 1.00 291 AIgniRM Ftn 25 ft ^ JLc KETCHUP (he out-of-town garage received subsUtnte Tollaiid eorrespond- Hl-C BRAND ^ 1 1t 1 4 a O Q c i sevm eaXs, “ many were by re- ent, lage Swan hack. TeL 871^ II iM li width ra i A V NA'nVE - GREEN tosertad Flm rs g# c l ca n 9 m ^ quert,” acoonfing to infnwna- 1989. s HALF GAL $|00 Psachet llgher! BartIrtI Pearl tkm supplied to hbn. •————— — JUGS Noss Priced FOR FUVORFUL ICED T U TropKCal-Lo *»AH«otiHic 3 1 Atty. Scliwebel took Issue AAF— ITS ALL PURE •OFFEi Yfillow Splash Higher! 2-29* with the comment that the out- "SSw"" *'"1** Eeearels PODEQUARnR CHOPS oikl STEW G re^ Temple ^PsOol Cslifends of-town firm had so nmi^ re­ 2-LG3-OZ 00 Frfith Lime Jsies S.!*. 29* FrM hLM W is Jsicy t l i f instant Coffee' k 1 -09 Ten Bags ^ lOOX 89* $f PEPPERS quests. JARS Escapes Slide AMI PARE EOlWATOR 1 *T don’t believe that there Apple Sauce 3 GREEN Lamb Combination were that many requests for any In Agrigento Jane Parker Buys Id— t* Frozen Foods 11-OZ LARGE - SWEET one garage,” Atty. Schwebel Safad Dressing w49* Butter Cookies X 29* QQ 2 us 3 9 < said. He added th^t police of- AGRJGBNTO, BicUy (AP) — Yukon 1 CANS OT* Pnniini Gratkart Nabbce CaiBMl Sada t 49* Mandarin Oranges 4 ficen at the scenes could “sug- With 6,000 peraons already Club ■— cant LAMB gest" calling a specific garage, bometecB, a new huidaUde scare 1-LB12-OZ RIB LAMB / radio tbs "reconunenda- sent 10,000 more residenta Bread Sole! I f Meal Diaaers 'I HI-HaCrackan 5™“~ '^ V * rF iru U it l l DH I rm iik u * t Tropical Punch 9• ' ox. cant* '^1JIO "*** jPQ CANS tian” in ax a choice made by fleeing in panic today from Cracked WkMt, 1 ib. Itaf H m . i lilL WhHs Homs Inlsfd 2ib.6H1 AJC Ragular ‘Baked Beans h d n e v 2 CUCUMBERS the motorist. Agrigento. 160K WM* WhMl, , A A C I V A f M i i * W'^OIIc Uiy milKNo».Fs4-4nsksil2gh. ox-plg.**®® Ghaari-Aid Soft Drink M il 6 ;;: 19’ CHOPS BREASTS Plain •rSnraduh Ry* for B w O U ^ (NM 18 6b) t o y ‘Tve notified the chief of po- So far, the city's chief tourist ^ O V f o r ^ PWn ViMwa a# Hellmaan’s Mayonnaise Piiaanila Long green ^ 2 5 * Bee that if any policeman ig- attraction, one oi the world s . PKor Bores my .directive, he should beet preserved (Sreek temples, Sunshine Hi-Hon.<»^^liu-iTmoi 4 »r - 1 9 . suspend the officer Involved Im- did not appear threatened, FIIANKFORTER sr SANDWICH AAP Plsin or Omes Havered Grape Jelly ^^ 49* Raal Giaam Topping “t r U * ■95< Ann 14 ox. 9 9 6 J9RST OF THE SEASON! THICK OR THIN STIW OR nAIIICUl mediately and a written notice A alow earthaiide continued Relit Ii29* 1 2 1 39* Potato Morsels $^,.99* Tomato Ketchup Baby Food 89* I G JiO Z $|00 X be sent to me.” ««er partly wrecking the eouth- Paga b o t . ^ PKGS 1 1 Nun*OT Wrong third of the city, which is AAPStrawhorrios '^.43* Ann l-lb. 2ox.g0g Burry Cookies 3) / ' FRESH u On Marah 38, Chief T r ^ on a hfil three miles inland from Potato GhiD "i::*®* Barheene Sance m Baby Foadh..r 9 ,an T5 Swordfish 69* FISH FMCI HFEatVE THUUOAY A.M. sent a letter to one of the local SlcUy'B south coaM. Cream Chooeo Cake ^ap ;^S9« 22'A OZ J ' PeaaiitButter ^ X X ’iT 75* Gampball Sanp9 1M rti / garages promising an end to Ten buildings, some of them Betty Crocker ««>whiimk PKG the problem. apartment houses eight to Ann Pags Nutlay WkltoBraad 'tS « losveii-IV AftP Creel Peas 4 99* "/»'*»■ 35* At the end of the letter, ten stories tall, have coHapsed. Gum Candies Assorted pkg. Margarino Quarters . 4 79* 2 napp includes a 'List of Tow- Hundreds of others, including Colonial of-39e Daily— RoQuIar,. Dill Pickles Kof har Slicad lAF Oag Fabd “-Rsh K or : Liyar * ' 8 :± 59* Corned Beef ‘ 59 tag Services.'' Three o f the the I3th Mayor McCusker noted that *g«d- ChssisSprssd D ha has a f»py of the letter. No person has been Injured. 6c DEAL PACK Cheese Slices Ghed-0”Bit Psit. Procsu w ”but It contains the correct Word spread through the cen- SLICED |el«)hone numbers.’' tral section of the city of 40.000 MEL-O-BIT pnsoNAL sin Swiss CbadM Demstiis Ju ices White ar Beleis Dolo One-of the local touring serv- early today that buildings there 3-^ OFF Colgate Toothpaste‘^”59* 2lo3U>f Avg. SitvsrbfoeL bin tee owners charged that prior were beginning to crack. The 'l t 55' Pineupplfi • PiiMopple-Grapfifruit Smoked Butts Butter Crssmsry ADULT MEDIUM to consoUdation, the Rockville report'was false, but 10,000 resi- LABEL baidid 0 Ivory Soap Plneupplfi-Oraiiflfi DM miai police Department, headed by dents of the secUon fled in panic Potatoes VALUE PM Trapp, "sent almost all of their to Joto «.000 vdio bad bpen evac- TOOIMilUSN 3 K3R FRUIT FLAVORED SYRUK HEINZ CIDER WHITE Pepsodent Finast Fraakfurts towing Jobe” to the out-of-town uated Tuesday, All Condensed MiDIUM SIZi d O K C A N S garage. “CWef Dwyer (Deputy Za-Rex b!l: 59' 39*Vinegar £i.25' £;.19‘ VAHLSIMG SHAMPOO - MEDKiM S n i poUce Chlrf Edmund F. Dwyer. Detergent ban Colonial Bologaa former head of the Vernon Con- ‘ C rcdlf tx p a n d e d KEHLIR'S ITAUAN Ivory Soup baidMl Crinkle Cut G*W Cheese' bza 11 Stabulary) SMt either* the doe- MUNICH—Radio,Free Europe Pecan Sandies pt" ‘ Dressing Lt 39‘ 'V r ' Head & Shoulders BllPOl toe •St garage or had his men s«- Russia is b$giiuiing to ex- 49 40 TUIKIY SUCU PKGS FOR THE RELIEF OF SINUS CONGESTION Baaquet lect one on a rotating basis. pand Its consular credit sys- mnMsiPiiD Creem Rite 2|^s39c The ganRe owner said that through savings hanks fe lt fiu a local taxpayers ji^ttier than stores. SindC tho 5*^ OFF Dristan Tablets »»><89< -should be glvca sane emwid- average Ruaian worker report- Lux Liquid Fluffy All Dove Liquid 5 ^ 5 9 ° Finast Waffles •ntioii.” _ edly baa 300 rubles (3330) in Tide Detergent LABEL *T dealt want aomethlng for account, a bank is more' Detergent Detergent Detergent* Bottling,” ' he said. *Tve been lUcely to know his credit posi- l 2 f l . M . Q 7 c •oosidering putting by tax tjon than a store. l2fl.ei.0Cc i f c . 2 o t q c t p la ilic u U p ig . 0 0 p lixtic 0 r Extra S&H Stamps WITHTHB ■aoney in escrew instead of pay------WHHTHIS WITH THIS □ t tag fbem to the tensn until some TOUTH’S BOOT RECOVERED mm COUPON with tho purchoM of $15.00 or more SAVE COUPON atapo to im|krovo thie situation ' GRAITO TETON NATIONAL SAVE Towaid tho Purchase .of One’ 2% Oz Jor Toward PurdtOM of One 7-OzAoreCan •M PARK, Wyo. (AP) — The body mI V 0 Extra S&H StaHH tliii^Jal Matos of Lendal B.' Leach Jr., an 18- Silver Dust Blue Sunshine Rinso Ann Page □ Save Plaid Stamps HAH I with iha purchaseI of $7.S0 to $14.99 PETROLEUM JELLY i a m fitod ’yiiderOiyt Lee Ha- year-old West Hartford, Ooim., BWECK iW It l iner, Stafford Springa, Thomas youth, has been recovered from Detergent Detergent Jellies SUPli er EflOULAI AND THIS COUPON JAJ PMmer, WH^ngt/w . « WUderneaa Falls Canyon. mST NATIONAL SUm MAHOTS ^ ^ fWST NATlfiNAl SOm MAtWtS m » s o x . q 7 t 1 8 . 4 0 1. O C e Appto,er«pa, II o l OA c eur NATiONAi sum MAnens a)inOM,l«waTobMC* rroAidt IxMWI^nkMVOffN Dtoctauged' yesterday: AHce ^LeaOh slTped and fell 160 feet p k ,.\ 0 3 FOR VALUABLE GIFTS! C ralMppto fiM* 47 Coupon V o M Thru OHoalaU, Oorrine Rd., ToKand; Into the canyon Monday while pbg. U/ Coupon VoM Thru Coiipen VoM Thru Thru' Saturday. July 23, 19*# Saturday. J ^ 33. 1996 Bldiranl Ridson. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 198« PAGE TWENTY-THRMI f AGE TWENTY-TWO ^NCHESTEK EVENING HEIRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1966 that Humphrey appeared to be cepflon. when Lud Johnson to. IBenateJaouw Oonferenca Oom- would be sat aside for a 19N fly- banker, to be an assistant secre­ Research Grants couraging to Smokey Bear and and paid 2 cents a dosen more available to the public la limit­ around Roma, and tha itHttorial expressing sympathy for “ mob married there Aug. 6. jhlttee has reached agreement by-Mars project. tary of the Treasury. Forest Fires’ his helpers was the reduction in Japanese Vine ed supply next from which hiueh of tha city is Events in Capital disregard of law and order.- Hays’ MH would ban pidiettag Secretary o f. Agriculture Or­ OAJCRO—Tw o Egyptian hs> for them. (The hens were fed on a oonapromiaa plan to spend the number ot n^-oaused forest special feeds.) The reason for built, la cailtod travertin^ F lor­ Rep. Albert W. Watson, R- vMthin 600 feet of any efaurdt CAPITAL FOOTNOTES ville L. FVeeman says be wUl stltutiona will conduct research housing’’ of the ghettos and add­ more than |4 2 bHUon on the Toll Lowest firesi—from 6 ,1 ^ to 4,067. Kills Crabgrass ence and Vlcenia have distinc­ COP Hita Humphrey S.C., said in a Houifiie speech buUding in the District of The Oeneus Bureau estimates visit Indiana, Wis fam n tfM VJS. D ep v t- burned by fbreet firee in the na­ to whip oralbgrass is to smother ROME—Italy’s stone and her R«f«b4icaii /oongreaamen have revolt under those, oonditlons.’’ phrey’s remark, which he oaUed nounced ptana to picket the pected to win final oongreetoon- June 1 'With another 973,000 issues programs with fan»- ment cf AgiScuMure. Dgypttoa Rip^t Shade? porta la alabaster, a traiMkicent, House RepUblicen Leader al appro'val latar. tional forests last year was the it with a new ground oover from great sculptors of the Renais­ easily worked matarlai suited called on Preeidant Johnson to “the'' pinnacle cf iirespon- church on the wedding day. servicemen stationed overseas.! ers. Ministry Of Agriculture soicu- lowest in the 60-year history of BEGIONAL SIZES DIFFER Gerald R. FV>rd of Michigan CHAjRLEISTON, S.C.—Would the atopes of Japan’s MIt Tsu- sance made each other famous. for delloata carving. oounteraot tiie hnpreaaion they siWllty.” The PresMent’a daughter, NeaiOy $8 bUHon <4 the total The. Federal Aviattmi Agency Usts at DahM wifi study in- the Forest Service '— 76,!S8S WASHINOTON — Studios termed Humphrey’s remarks you pay more to get eggs with buka. Called Euonymus for- Michelangelo and Bernini work­ said was left by a speech Vice aler of fires in the na­ those buying eggs in an expeii- ers, fo r example, are taUer, and enough light to germinate. so produce marble—the former a record 29.4 mttlion ^metric Ih 1 thirt speech/’ Humphrey ’Ihe Senate oonfiims the nom­ direction. Located in northeast­ reseaichen will do lesearch ea more tragic damage is done.’’ prevent planned picketing of the project,, which now has two as­ tional forests also decreased last ment Chose spedaiDy produced Northeastemera shorter, than It should grow in most parts a dark red, the latter yellow. tons. O f this 24.9 milUah' nwtric Compromi^ Reached ination of Winthrop Knowlton, ern Utah, their highest point oontrol of houseflies and mos­ dawrihed the “filthy, rotten BV>rd added in a statement Shrine of the I>mmaculate Con- WASfflNGTON (AP) - A tronauts in orbit, and $13 million year, from 9,749 to 9,337. En­ medium yellow yolked eggs— the averaga of the United States and will be The porous regional stone tons were exported. former New Toik investment is Kings Peak, 13,496 feet. quitoes by chemiosterilants. I t h y F o H I SpaHwM > US Xl*'**'^ ***• 'IJ* 39« 10 . O T * V Mr # 7 * 1 IWiMChMM •“ 89« A fresh idea for summer meals! Top o ' the Grade - the choicest of the U SDA ^^Choice" Co|fo|e lim Daflcy Pickles nlrir.i: TUmUM m CwIM S J U 'I I b| KHbtr DillSpMn tfeWllMI CMilm ifiw finit I 4 3 ‘ DeiicKHis dishes fresh from our Caterer's Kitchen You can seive your family a cofnplete meal with these taste- BniBless Chuck CoHstock Smshino tempting time-savers . . . entrees, salads, desserts — with ^ Y m m n ftepinri N« Fliilin , Sugar Honay Qrahamt /\ no work, ho pots, no pans! ROAST M Slip A Ship 2 39* 37‘ a 37« You got outstand­ Prepared and completely cooked in our own Caterer’s Kitchen, ing flavor for your ready to seive, these foods are FRESH, NOT FROZEN — with pot roast. No bone, Oim U R o sa Stop^Shop Breeze in to Stop & Shop and sail out with savings! one exception, our Riggio Frozen Pizza. You’ll enjoy the truly no waste! A thrifty You’ll find mini-pricing on thousands of items And you never have to give up one ounce of quality! gourmet flavors of these fine foods. Try them tonight! meal at this lew Shortaaiag TMi SmlMMI X 4H price. . . . in every department in the store. You save At Stop & Shop complete customer satisfaction > 37* V 89* EDm« UaearMl | jj;*; Mi Bradlees dollars per week, hundreds per year. is GUARANTEED! You can count on that!

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NASA', listed such possible pur­ litigation by other railroads, to be neg^iated to cover service he said, through the infuaioh of Firms Studying poses as:’ "To provide artificial NHRR Trustee will delay the merger. beyond tniat date. , v new capital, atraamlining of Hdwaii Cuts lighting )eveto greater than full niwaMna before the Green- Smith said the New Haven has aervlce, , and an Increase bi the COUPON SAVINGS Wayg to Catch moonlight for n i^ t 'illumina­ A sh8 Interim w l ^ Rotary Oub, Smith said steadily decUn- “ producUvlty of our faclllUes.’: Cost to Gl’g tion of search and rescue op­ the potenUal delay in the merger ‘"S capital for many years and ------>------HONOLULU (AP) — Ameri.: During: this time of the year, ereryone wants Night Sunlight erations, recovery operations, Finance Help 1 ' '... to w i^ the purchase of security areas and polar lati­ "makes the interim role of pub- *'* T r u c k D r iv e r D ie s can servicemen arriving In Ha^ to save time . . . and money. THIS ’ SKATTUI, Wash. (AF) ORBENWICH (A P )-A trustee »« authoriUes in providing v.rv ___ NORWALK (AP) — A truck waU for rest and relaxaUoq3 $3.00 OR MORE tudes.” , trusteea with .needed funds more funcUon very mu<* l « ^ You can do both, at Shop-Rite, 'where wide Bie Boeing Co, has received Ihere was no indication the of the New Haven Railroad went e n ^ - driver from Pennsylvapia who leave will be issued a wallet^ COUPON govenunent ■ contract > to ■ l^ k proposed orbiting important than before. " “ Independent “ *- aisles and convenient arrangement makes FRESH MEAT refledtor to ’ the heart of Connecticut's conscious of had suffered burns over much sized cards which will get thenu WORTH into ways of making the . sun would he manned. AU concerned now recognize of Mz body in a crash three entertainment, meals amW shopping more efficient and Shop-Rite buy­ Coupoii good at shine at night. ------conmuter belt today to say the our responslbillUes under these jh* unrency of Uie sltunOM ” dayn earlier died------Tuesday- in• drinks *— free — or ■ -*at —* cut rate,^) ing power—qu^ity and volume at the right ANY SHOP-RITE SUPB^l MARKET The $138,000 award is for a need for interim financial aid new clrcunwtances and will smlthTaid.^thS >?uWlc ijtero’st N « ^ Hoh>1U1. begliining next month. times—^makes it possible for you to save in study of the feasibility of orbit­ Truck Renting Gains prornpty seek reallsUc commit ;|^{;;;ur‘^b T ir ac*iro7''vJl¥ rot The victim, Vietor Hartman, The Hawaii Visitors Bureau^ every department. COUPON LIMIT—ONE PER FAMILY ing a huge reatelllte to reflect ■^ASHINOTON— Companies vital. m^nta from the states in which even” thpthp West West End End corn- com- 36, of Ambler, Pa., was at the acting on a suggestion by th ^ light from the sun on to the dark engtg>ed in \ truck renting and The reason, said Richard operate.” muter service, between New wheel of a trailer truck that Honolulu Star-Bulletin, design At Shop-Ritfe, you find the very best for your Coupon expires Saturday,' July 23 side of the earth.: ^ leasing more than doubled their Joyce Smith, is the "Indicated Tbe New Haven serves Con- York and Connecticut. .collided with a light panel tnick the card, and reports it has family . . . at less. One shopping tour and Coupon redeemed only on purchase of Item listed. The award was miule' Tues- receipts between five-year busl- delay” .in the merger of the necticut, Massachusetts, Rhode- Smith struck a brighter note, Saturday on the Connecticut a good reaction from busin you’ll ask yourself . , . Why Pay More? day by the National Aeronau- ness, censuses, the Census Bu- Pennsylvania and New York Island and New York. however. In saying that once 'Turnpike and then burst into men. tics and Space Adkninistration, rtou reports. Receipts reported Central Railroads, which will in- Commuter service will be the New Haven’s current prob- flames. Hawaii recently was deslg’i j o k MOTT which made a similar award to in the 1968 Census of Business dude the New Haven’s opera- kept up at it present levels lems are solved, "it ought to Benjamin T. PoUey, 96, driver nated an "R and R” spot b)^ the-Westlnghouse Corp. were $568 million; in the 1983 tlons. through Dec. 81 by means of be possible to attract more off- of the second vehicle, remained the Defense Department. T h » : -Bkhvard Z. Gray, director of survey the total was up to $1.2 Smith, one of two trustees of state and federal subsidy agree- peak riders to our trains.’: in fair condition today at the first plane load of Viet Nam vet'jf advai^ed manned missions for billion. the bankrupt line, said extended ments. New e le m e n ts remain This would be accomplished, hospital. erans is due Aug. 3. * “SHOP-RITE’S LUCKY SEVEN MEAT SALE” E n g a g ed ) The engagement of Miss Carol L. Anderson of Middle Haddam to David A. Kittle of Manches­ [V ALU A B U COUPON I ter has been announced by her BOTTOM ROUND parents, Mrs. Robert Shaffer of kliddle Haddam and William WHY PAY MORE! Anderson of 655 N. Main St., ’ Manchester. OR Her fiance, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David L. Kittle of ’ B N O - S n M P S 2 SHOP-RITE Pioneer Circle. ■ with this coupon ond a purchoso CROSS RIB Miss Anderson graduated from Bast Hampton Htab off $5.00 or moro YOCURTS School, and is employed by ixciM niM$ MOuiAne it uw COUFON COOO ihtv SAT., JUIY '23fd ROASTS Pralt and Whitney, Division of I LIMIT ONE COllFON FE B CUSTOMEBj EMs, Vaallla,! Coffss, United Aircraft Corp,,' East Slrawborry, Elira- Hartford. Mr. Kittle graduated harry. Cherry, Prese, from Manchester High School Mesapple, Baipherry, and Is serving aboard the U. S. OWNED AND OPEBATED BY ' Cherry-Vanilla 2 ^ 2 7 BWUES BLUE STAIUPS M O TiV BUPERMABKETS Coast Guard Cutter Westwind, BONELESS STEAKS RIB STEAKS Thule, Greenland. 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MdAcheslw Perliade, M fM b IWApik* WAtlta-Op«n MoAckiif throiicli Soturdoy, 9s30 a.ni. to f p.m. lOw d IM m RtdtiiiptioM CMlwr 80 M alw t iq w A e NtwlRilGa X ' PAGE TWENIY^IX ICANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANGHESTER, GONN^ WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN:, WEDNESDAY, JULY 90,1966 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN

Ellington Ridge Set for New Engkmds THE Herald Angle Should Be ShoHened Passes First By Baltimore , EARL VOST SUMMER BASKErmAUX. HOUSTON (AP) — The Other otttftdiden didn’t agres would adjuat.to M. . J .....Apuht with Gmutiez ooenpletely. Wynn also aaid at ena fima ha ta n tU iu ti' Foiled indoors by the storm, Houston' Astros and the Veep Raps Oodde Rojas, BhOadelpWa bad trouiUa wMh bis fMtlng the result was the best g:ame Philadelphia Phillies played right fielder, said the bounce of whan golhc back. Stce^il’e d € l u b to( . 5 0 0 R fe c o fd N ot otf the season in the Rec Sum* in the first baseball game in the ban was “pretty true;’’ He Rusty MatUb aatd ha bad no Loiig Slate mer Basketball League last Iil'" casfi■ ' " y yod d d didn’t know.know, Ralpi)Ralpb ,Houk .steered, the New runs as the Twins conqitotrtl histo^ on a complete play­ said the ban seama to “keep on pNAtema and axpaetad nona. Ohicaga 6, develan d 4 NEW , YORK (AP) — night when the Walnut Bai Jim. Kaat weathered a If-Mt Astro ouWelders' seemed hap­ Dropped from the Church games. Base nmners don’l fenator attack, to vrin Ms Iftli team effort, all six men hitting ber ball," said Oonmlez. “You py with the new cutBetd. Angeles Dodgers. tate to take an extra base on for a long time,” said Harry Chicago ..... 29 night Watt admitted he wasn’t double Rgures—Jim Mistretta can't bold your footing, tt’s bard At $2 a square foot, the M,000 SoftbaU. League- following two Dalton, an Oriole vice president Detroit (McLain lS-6) at Balti­ game in the opener. f , Iiee' M^ye said ha bad no forfelta was the Colonial Board balls hit to Robinson. Tuesday's Resulto / ready to join the Orioles’ slug­ 12, Mark Kravontka 11 and to stop when you charge the square feet of the oiitfieM and * e * and the club's director of player more ,(Bunker 8-4), night Pete Richert had a 4-2 leaid on proMeme. entry.. The Papermakera lost all QncinnaU 3, Chicago 2, 18 in ging society quite yet Tueiiday Jeff Morhardt 11 setting the bell. They should have left H the S0,000 square feet ef the in­ personnel. “ The fans feel the Kansas City (Hunter $-7) at A two-hitter Uirouto six Inhingii “Rj^can’t ba any worsa than 10 starts . . Ik*, and Mike, nings even though he wallop^ ,the pace. like it was.” field cost $210,000. Short Stuff season is too long, and the play- New Y«rk (StotUemyre .7-11), but had to leave the game when the old'' fieM wMoh waa ao rather Mika and Mll^ are .back Houston 3, Philadelphia 3 first majqr league home 'nai First scheduled game between Ihe atrlpa are held together Now that the Yankees appehr ers know It’ S too' long.'* night his arm stiffened. R was Ri* Actually only the man-made hard,” Maye said. together again, .leading . the St. Louia .10, Atlanta 9, 12 in­ while pitching Baltimore to a 18- the Culbros and West Side Jun­ by lippers, one of which meas­ W have recovered from this dis­ Brooks Robinson, Baltimore's California (Chance 7-11 and chert’s first ax^france qtoce grass on the outHeld was new. Jimmy Wynn aaild tha bounea American Little League AU- nings 8 rout oyer Detroit. iors was a forfeit when the for­ ures HU feet from near second mal flop under Ralph Houk, a re­ AH-Star third baseman, has Brunet 10-5) -at Boston (Bennett the All-Star Game: After' tort The infield has bad the nylon of the baU baa a alight "ou t to Star baseball team in tourna- Only games acheduled “I Hit One a year,” Watt said game, Washington Manager GS mer five failed to appear. surface all season. base to dead center field. peat of a-previous nose-dive un- complained during the past 0-0 and Braodon 2-3), 2, twi- the il|^t" but that the playeia Today’s Games after the game. "The pitofi ■was Hodges criUeized Mtoneaota’i ment Play. Cappa will ^er Johnny Kepne, it isn't too week about-the long season, in- Cincinnati (Ellis 6-14 and O’­ night. in the one spot where I coifid hit featn Mele for.,bverwcriUnM, FI- aerve m Wltlr Mdke Nlm-' surprising to see the club climb, eluding the practice of sched- Toole 1-3) ait (Siicago (Koonca Thureday’a Giunea erowski ids meager. The pair -phirty consecutive games are uied midseason exhibitions and it b u t.” in toe buHpen, 1-2 and Holtzman 4-0), 2 Chicago at Cleveland, K Watt’s first m ajor I • a g u 9 . •' ,e. .. Reasons for Wanting to Win Eight against teams belw the flret night games on getaway , days Minnesota at Washington. N Mojor League ilrtrlct Eight tod related in the American Lea^^ while moving ttom one city to HSoifl^rUch^S^or lltmm homer • was the fourth of the WHITE 1M>X-INDIAN»^ In 1962> and weni •Detroit at Baltimore, N night for the Orioles* whp Pinch hitter Stobky BaiYen at aa rar as ,U)e standings . . . Channel 8 in New another. 2 S) ssssLaodaris jita te quarterfinals. During Kansas City at New York poiinded four Detroit pitchers deUyered a- sacrifi^ fly to too iheaatheee tWtwo'9‘ years,vears Nimerowskl ^ completely behind Rob- 'pittstogh (Law 6-4) at Los Califomta at Boston for jhite. Those conventional 'ttMDIOB W A '^ j n ninth tobing,. UfUng-'tito WUto American Les^iue Golden Anniversary f .“ ..T ? w. el Odlege All-Star football game inson’s statements,” Dalton Ano-eles (Drvsdale 8-lri nie-ht RUle Club Notes via th^ coach and' Cappa hls' BluggerjS| Frank Robinson anil .Sox part tho: Indlaits- Batfing (200 at bats)—St^der, inan Friday . . . Rich Lewis, CalM«i]yix At. Borttoi lwrt at St. Baltimore, .318. Of PGA on Thursday buiY ppor^riur, is the new Chicago. Action starts —xhe basic problem Is that Sports Schedule |driving in (lv4 runs. ! V eld'.and' Chuck Itottoh. Records were eet as the Man- Louia (Washburn 7-4), night GROHlEtoTlGEl^ Runs — F. Robinson, Balti­ dir^tor of . sports ipforiMUon 10:30. Chris Schenkel will call the schedule is much too long. I ^ Jrt^. Adair told a two-rito hoifi- AKRON, Ohio (AP)— The PGA’s srolden anniversary cheater Rifle Ohib, tod by Thursday's Gomes The ; rout stretched Balti- more, 72; Aparicio, Baltimore, at. Holy Cross. He .succeeds an- action with Terry Brennan think the American League -Wednesday, July 20 more’s^flrst-place bul^e over Uto tournament begins Thursday with the game’s top stars sharpabootlng W illiam SulUvan, other Nutmegger, .Joe Cqncan- commentary and Bill Cincinnati at (Chicago ^ night Vas tha rtWoe - to* MW soventh when 88. schedule is a bad schedule.” Danielson at Rockville Le- .’Tigers to 9W games. •. ' haitwring various reasons for wanting to win the final only a junior, fired in tha third pop.who moy^ on to the p-j^mlng the on-theJield inter­ Philadelphia at Houston, N the first liming as Orioles Rune tMitted in—B. Robinson, Big Bore League Match of the "That statement shotlld make Pittsburgh at Los' Angeles, ,N Watt, a rookie reliever, went ^ ^ d on Detroit s^er-Earl loaded. " Baltimore, 78; PoweH, Balti­ major championship of 1966. sports staff of the Boston Globe ^ jjew. York football me real popular with a lot of Caddy HastM Ken Kobos Professional W ally Cichon Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Pal- ...... ' ■ season...... New York at San Francisco Basketball—8, Indian Jrs. vs. the distance in his second start Wilson. He hammered No. 26 in ______■ more, 72. i J ' . GlanU will have a working owners and executives around ,of the season, scattering eight the fourth inning after Watt had . j n«r, Gary Player BlUy Casper, ^rap up 1068 honom I?y strtag- The team fired a cMb leoortf thM toe absence qf Hal Lawls, agreement this season with the Atlanta at St, Louis, N Mlchallk’s; 9, Hits—'B. Robinson, Baltimore, of 601-27V-to surpaaa the mark the .league," Dalton added. hits He struck out seven and Doug Sanders and Dave Marr jng tj,e PGA tiUe to Ms recent Hohhy Fago gnd Wally W1(J- Scranton “ Miners of the - Atlanflc . - American League dians. 116; Oliva, Minnesota, 111. set In 1086 of 696. The record The Oriole executive proposed , W. L Pet. G.B. raised his record to 7-1. ,< w.tt b«n,r.a » !’"'>!■« Clump ' are among those who have an u.s. Open and Western Open nolrn.for the decline of Mori- Coast Qmference. Allan Webb, Billiards vs. Scaliest, 6:15, Doubles — Yaartrzemsld, Bos­ eeore was without the help of cutting the season from 162 to _ Both Brooks and Frank Ro)^ the ilxth against Johnny HARTFORD (AP)—Would you Smith Man to Beat ax to grind in the 72-hole battle arty Bros, eptry in the fast former Giant and Manchester Baltimore .... 63 Charter Oak. ton, 26; B. Robinson, Baltimore, Ken Wood, one ef the to^ 144 games, and chopping about. D ^ r o i t | i i M inson ripped three hits apiece Podres. believe that 19-year-old Dick across the vast field of the Fire- _ Hartford ’T w iligh t League. halfback, will assist with the 24. ■fnno Sanders usuaBy to in the run- ;diooters. In aetting this record Lewis and Wldhol'm in particu­ four weeks off the schedule. Cleveland".*!.' Rogers vs.' Telephone, 6:16, and Snyder, the American Both BoMnstoto left the itonei. Mui^hy oC Springfield, Mase., coaching' and at Scranton and "It is true that a season CaUlbrnia ! ! ! Robertson. Triples — Scott, Boston, and ures 7,180 yards and carries a the sentora were helped ant a lar have been missed. The age^ Leagues' leading hitter, stroked in the seventh after collecting fired toe IWO beet rounds cl' scout the AOC for the Giants . . opening on April 20 and closing j^innesota " ! In Prestige Play McAuliffe, Detroit, 7. challenging par of 36-35-70. , great deal by up and coming less tdtwia waa always on base Savings Bank vs. Center two hits and raised his average their third Mts of the game. TJn- the 45th annual Now England Doug Atkins, the 6-9,1-9, 2260-pound on Sept. 20, with an increased ohlcaao Home runs—F. Robinson, Bal­ juniors (under 19 years). Fir­ and 'WIdhOlm, in addition to Springs, 6:15, Kt. Nebo. to .336.- til he waa replaced by:*. :ptoch -Public .Linke Golf Ohamplon* Nickll^to gunning for » ^ defensive end of the Chicago number of single-game dates, Kansas City ". timore, 26; Pepitone, New York, ing a very hot gun was Man­ being a top receiver, .was a|so Moriarty’# va 'Vemon, 6- In the only other American nmher. Brooks had j^ayed ev-._rtfipsT By EARL TOST three-quarter slam. H he tacke Bbata for ihe past 11 years, has would slightly reduce the num- York ..! 22. the PGA to his Master’s and chester High School senior Wil­ a fine hittor. All thrM perform Hartford. League gamea played Tuesday, e fy Utoing this Season. " \ ' ’ . ^ e ytotog istar o<>too Nbrivtch New England’s leading amateur golfers will converge liam Sullivan with a tremen­ come out of retlremtot. This is her of open dates,” Dalton said. Washington" .' - •: . Ufiivbntty'gbff'taom'ran-'dwajl^ Stolen bases—Agee, Chicago, BriUsh Open victories. he’H be- at jvith'.Hamilton SUndard this true of many veterans at this Ansaldi’s vs. Auto Parts, 6- Minnesota swept a doublebead- on the spacious and beautiful Ellington Ridge Country dous 120-2V out of the possible But, with the span of the sea- . " 'Verplanck er 5-4 and 4-0 from Washington TWINS-SENATORE-" ' * MtH lha 1966 puMfiix ttOo iritbi 28; Buford, Chicago, 24 summer. Ih eir vactoclee' in the time of the year. Gub Tuesday when the prestige New England Amateur Pitching (8 decisions)—Watt, 126-25V to beat out the record G as' H ouse, lineup were, never son reduced by nearly one Tueaday’s ReeuUa American Stars vs. Vemon, and Chicago edged Clevelahd 5- Jtoi PerQr-' allowed, just -two'^ M oaorehtog 67^66^^162 a t too pof> Golf Tournament will be staged, first foursome will BalUmorc, 7-1, .878; S. Miller, He finished in a tie for third in heM by Karl Smith ef 119-7V filled- Moriarty's won the title month, the necessity and de-, Minnesota 6-4, Washington 4-0 5:46 • Waddell. 4. Kansas City at New York and infieM singles and drovr in two '70 Goodwin Park ortnao...... mand for open dates would de­ tee off at 8 (Tdoek. — ...... ' - Baltimore,' 7-2, .778. set in 1964. Suhlvan has been ihe part two years. End of the Line ...... ' M ...... ' '-*^ **" crease. WhUe Jlnuny Grant of Weth- ^^tch tha eompetiticn. Should Strikeouts—^Richert, Washing­ - his best showing Improving with every ecore fir­ ■While New York has its •< ■ I ,” ;* •: ■ y ' I ..... ; *■ and then didn’t compete in the was a ^tie _for___ ninth_ ilast . . * ____year.^ Dalton acknowledged such a anfleld is the defmding diam- ^ Q n a t go down to the ton, 129; McDowell, Cleveland, 1063 PGA. ed and in only hto second year Mets, Los Angeles has its An­ plon, the lad tobbed the “n ^ H,, oyerall crowds would me. Maorr’s story has bemrae a of firing the high eallber rifles Here *n There plan, which Oriole majority Palmer is still somewhat gels and West Coast fans have stockholder Jerold Hoffberger to beat’’ by Wally Gtohoa, BR0C probably double, but that’s put­ sad one. in that he has been he has aocompUshed a great "How oto you explain Boog shocked from his big blowup been, turning out at a record backs, would diminish income pro, is Manchester’a Ron .Smith, ting tha cart before the borae. Nstlonat League loss to Casper in this year’s completely overlooked despite feat. It is the desire of all shoot­ Powell's audden reversal of clip to watch their favorites and for good reaa and a gold medal. Silver Pittsburgh, .338; Stargell, would gilt Amie’s somewhat "* Ugonier last year, are only a few who ever acoom- 'Bauer, Baltimore manager, re­ ter than 800,000 fans for their career, haa already won the Ifitoh this oonsistently. SulUvan cently at Yankee Stadium. “If money,” he said. "But how and bronze medals will also ba Pittsburgh, .388. tarnished image. Marr takes his role of the for- first 41 dates, or 400,000 more much is enough money? I think i , , Oonnecticut Amateur and the awarded______Saturday, July SO, fol- Runs — Aaron, Atlanta, 87; Player, the 1966 golfer of the gotten man phllosophtoally, say- has been firing this in practice 1 could explain what he's dotog payees than for the first half taut this to hto first for a match. to try to extract the last bloody Wetbersfldd Invitational and to the nwi*" Atou, Atlanta, 82. year, has virtually done nothing log. ‘'’The guy who wins only rigM mw' I would quit manag­ of the 1685 season. The Angels given an exoellent chance for a One may compare a 120 rifle ing' and make a k>t of money penny is wrong.” Oreens Fact Runs batted in—^Aaron, Atlan­ this ypar in the way of winning, three of 90 tournaments thould are pacing the American triple. Smith won the New Eng­ score fired match conditions as T t^ evs:Y club hi the league Dalton said a more sensible "The .greens are fast, fair and ta, 72; Stargell, Pittsburgh, 66. The diminutive South African *>e foigotten.” Dave hasn’t won League in attendance. . .It land’s in 1M4. comparable to pitching a ene- by cotreoting other giiya. What­ schedule would give players a -V hue, “ the home pro said, a Hits—^Alou, Atlanta, 125; Cle­ was one of the first pros to ap- ^ thing since the 1986 PGA, hut >«.>. I* wasn’t too surprising that Don chance to lengthen their careers “The course to buDt for a loi^ hitter in BasdbalL ever tribute to Mike Ovian, course mente, Pittsburgh, 116. pear at Firestone and has been has been among the top 10 in and improve the quality of baee- hitter who to also a good putter, practici^ diligently since last seven tournaments this year Individual scores: Paid Dou- hto'pwh," heTUMId. Powell wa$ siiperiBtondenb , .....Douldea — Callison, Philadel-, as manager of the . Cincinnati balL Uke Smith,” Ctebon said yester­ pbia, 22; Mays, San Francisco, Friday in an effort to shape up remains a title threkt. ' -gan 122-7, A rt-S h o rts 121-6, hitting .170, abqut 70-pointa uil* Cictaen predicte a- one over Art Buck 120-8, BUl-SulUvan Reds. Heffner is a nice guy, day. 20 his game. The tournament winds up 34r bis' wel^t, and waa riding par 146 .wlU toad the ,‘^|qaHfiers . 120-2, John Rothwell 118-10, which is his biggest trouble. Bobby Grant, president cf the .Spiles—McCarver, St. Louis, Casper has been the steadiest Sunday, In case of a tie, there the bench 'when he .suddenly • * ^ * .".a ’ with a 160 score good enough to Berry -RoUason 118-6, John This was evident during- my 4 /ly New England GoU Assn., spon- iifVClemente, Pittoburgh, 8. golfer on tour this year, and wiH be an 18-hole playoff Mon- caine to me. todf upped his av­ y enter match play. Par to, 88-30 GaUagher Sr. 118-8, Nick thn- trairels around the Florida BRAND NEW aors ef the play, repwto the |Some runs — Aaron, AQanta, "Buffalo BiU” could all but day. erage ^ e r the cham ^ ,300 —72. reok 116-4, Ron Beamier 115-4, Grapefruit League last March 1966 7fi00 yard BHlngton layout win ' NT; Torre, Atlanta, 24. neyeT'tell .V. guy to In the qualifying test for Oan- Jack Bancroft 115-8, Mel Stol- when some of the - club’s- key bis the tongeat course ever for a iStolen bases — Brook, St. otahge' ms batting rtj^Te.,to suit VOLKSWAGEN nectieiit golfers last Monday at tenherg U8-2, Joe Rzewski players talksd freely about New England Amateur. Louis, 37; Wills, Los Angeles, bie.'f'Hau^ tal oversee wiih toe ''Griolea,. to one of 11 odes copped 26 - of .38 deoi* Dtlux* Stdon area. iday, assistant Bob Schaeffer geles, 178; Gibson, St. Louis, Three More File 146. children- One of Itohinsonla mi- rtoqS in June, the bert win> Qualifying rounds will be will handle the pro shop duties You don’t have to be an. ath­ irector Kail Kurtb, who ad(tod nusee to a minor ieitoue throw- ning mqntta in the ciUb's history. played Tuesday and Wednesday and Kenn Kobus, as caddy mas­ lete to crack the dean’s list at Uikt the brawny acholara had To Play in IGO M 6 7 8 with the low scoring 82 golfers ’Trinity CoUege—but it doesn’t ter, will direct 08 caddies, 40 turned in tiie most successful George Archer, Bobby Nich- DEL. IN MANCHESTER moving into match play Thurs­ hurt. from the Wethersfield Country sports year for Trinity ainoa ola and Don MSaeengala aO {dan Bravek Blow'7-0 Advantage i day, Friday and Saturday. Rain Halted Equipped with Tom Signals, Club and 28 from Islington About one-fifth of the un­ 1951-52. to be playing in the $100,000 precedented number of 324 men Leatherette Seats, Heater, Supervising the acUon wiU be Ridge. ’Ihe track team tod the acar mauranpe City Open Golf Tour­ who attained dean’s list status Defroster, Seat Belts, Tool Ed Butler of Boeton, eecretary Practice rounds will be per­ Sports Play, demic standinga with 13 cf ita nament, sponsored by the Great­ K it, Bumper Overriders, ef the New England association. mitted Monday. Many out-of- in the semester just completed members attaining scholastic Astros Go Over ,500 er Hartford Jayceea In coopem- /I u . Eleotrie Wipers, WlndahleW played in Intercollegiate ath­ While 110 players from the state players will be boused at averages of 86 or bq^ter, follow­ tkm with the Buairance dom- Washers. letics at the coUege. ’The Trin­ six New England States arc the Interstate Motel ii^ Vernon. Games Reset ed closely by the mccer team panles of Greater HarUanl. ity enrollment at the end of the wv; i,'v slated to be in the qualifying Smith has played the Elling­ with 10 on the "Dean’s Team.” Archer, from Gilroy (Country Welcomed was the rain last academic year waa 1,068. When Farrell Homers field, Connecticut will have the ton course twice this season. Football placed seven of Its Ohlb, Gilroy, Calif., to in Us “ This to a good example o f NEW YORK (AP)—^The Philadelphia Phillies knew largest delegation, 45, six more Cichon said, and Grant partici- night but it washed out all members in the s(du>lastic htm- third year aa a PGA pro. Last TEDTRUDON how the man on the playing b^ore the.game.that the outfield grass in’ the Astrd- than previou sly expected, pated in one Invitational scheduled baseball and softball ors circle.* Basitotball, with a year ha won over $29,000. In VOLKSWAGEN . field cab excel in the classroom ()9me had be«i changed, but It’r doubtful if they were I . Cichon said. Tournament. smaller squad, h ^ cii^ one. 1988 he placed ttiind in the action. as well,” said Thomas Smith, TALCOTTVILLE All play win be open to the Every six years Conneoticut la all, 64 attktonta who play­ Lucky IntematiooBl and haa al­ ready for the change in Houston pitcher Dick Farrell. American Legion baseball registrar. Farrell scattered eight hits — ------^ ^ ------—- public. No admission will be hosts the New Englands. Five ed in toteicoUeglate athletics ready won over $6,000. team got in one-half an inning “We must be doing some­ Phone 649-2838 charged. With just about the years ago the event was staged (Herald-photoa by Ofiora) earned the high ranking in the Nicboie won the Minneeota Tuesday ^ night as . toe AMros Charlie Sinito singled home best amateurs in New England-at Wanrpanoog. Last season the in ’ThompsonviUe before first thing right,” said Athletio Dl- daasroom aa weU. climbed to ope gome, above toe pincTn. runner Bob Tolan to win it Course Superintendent Mike Ovian darkness and then the rains halt­ Golf Classic and $30,000 in first entered, and with much interest site was Manchester, Vt. prize money this pert wedeend. .60Q mrtb bx beating the fourto- in the.J2th, centered around players like Contestants will qualify in ed play. The two teams wiU get place FUIHm 8-2. ' —■ ...... together again Thursday night He won the PGA Championship Grant wd Smith, dub officials foursomes, Uie list not oomplet- kt 1064 and the Houston daasic But the- change In FarrslI SKpeet ‘ several thousand to sd at tUs timt. In the Carpet Q ty. didn’t ooouc on iho . moond High-Price rid Rbokie Little League championahip Scott to Remain in Lineup^ in 1986. Hs won over $70,000 in 1964 and over $80,000 in 1968. where he .haa- always been re- in Manchester will be deter­ apeoted but at bat — 'whera mined tonight when Ansaldi’s 1988 could be one ef hto bart on AUTO MAT SET Ups and Leav Card Camp Homerless Since June,19 ha never haa been, feared.-. Contractors face the Manches­ the PGA tour. . BOdTON (AP) — Manager The veteran righUiander belt­ I 'f !'------'' ter Auto Parts at 8 o’clock at tions in a doUblefaeader apllt Maasengale won the 1086 Oroe- F r U Contour Front LAKE FOREST. nC (AP) — ’The burly lineman left camp Billy Herman of the Boston Red Sunday at Kansas City. That ed two singlea imd- his first hom­ Verplanck Field. by by a stroke over’ Arnold an d $3-88 Harold Lucas, the St. Lotiis Car­ after breakfast, but Bidwill did Sox wresUed with an old base­ gave Scott a 2-for-17 mark on a er since 1963 in four trips to the Also, tonight, the American Palmer and received a check Full Contour Rear dinals’ second-round National ball problem today — what to five-game trip. piste. The homer cam e wijtti twd not learn he had lost his high- Little League All-Stars wiU ,tan­ for $11,000. Hto total 1986 samr Combination Football League draft (hoice do with a rookie slugger gripped “I thought about it a lot and men on in the sixth and gave priced player'until Norman Mc- gle with the Vernon Stars at ings were $13,064. Maseengale last winter, left nearly $300,000 in a prolonged batting Slump. then decided to keep him in the Astros'a 7-3 lead.; ' : .Intyre, Lucas’ attorney, {honed 6:41K at WaddeU Field. Tomor- took' fourth ^aoe In the Tourna­ at the breakfast table ’Tuesday Herman admitted difficult in I h e .three .Mts gave him fo u f later from Cleveland. row night the International Ltt- there fa r a .^ttle while longer,” ment o f Champions a t Zsui Ve­ when he left the club’s siunmer reaching a dertsion on Georgb the manager aaid. 'Tf he were InfiS at bats for a .126 average^ — FROM YOUR — tle League AU-Stars will play gas end to having a fine year, v camp here.. , BidwiU said Lucas’ reported Scott, whose early season slug­ older, I wotddn’t think mudi ef luto tha 'Vlotory was -bis fourth $300,000 salary-plus-bonus, no­ in HazardviUe and the National This year’s toumament will “Apparently he decided to ging earned him the first base­ it. With a kid, you don’t know to 10 deoirtona cut contract had been voided. Li^Qe League All-Stars will face ba Played at the Wethersfield quit professional football,” a man’s spot on ttie American what to do. You don’t want to . The game- was the first played Whan ahouW you tlirt thtaMng aboiR TOW ewsM ? RtiDt MMl And ThompsonviUe Thursday night Oountiy Club on Aug. 18-01. A «M ef tha bast ptocM to IMnk about lathe Aircraft BacauaaPrattA clUb official said after being A BidwiU said the massive League AU-Star team. hurt hto confidence — either by on a .surface which.-Consisted of at Buckley Field. Pro-Am will be played Aug. IT; FITS ALL CARS WhHna/Aircraft has an aneabtional ohoioa of Jobg and tralnbigeouraae notified the 300-pound-plus de­ tackle had been paid very litUe “I still don’t know what path benching him or keeifing him in artiflriai grass in toe-cutfirid as The Little League Farm' play­ Golf fens may'obtain tickets ftott oan sat you on tha roM to a hlgh'Peying Nfatima earaar. fensive tackle from Michigan money, at Lucas’ request, for to take, ao he’ll stay in the line­ the Une-4q> during a slump. w«U-ao the.-infield. The nylon ASSORTED COLORS offs will be resumed tonight at by coiUng or by writing to Inc State bad left. tax reasons, "Now the contract up for at least anottier day or “ActoaUy, I don’t fiitaSc It sunfaiee has.been In use in the C om a In a n d ta lk evar thaea PitWA *toaraar atarten** with o n e o f ou r is void.” 8 o’clock at Charter Oak Park. surance City Open, 18 AiqyluM Cardinal President Charles so,” Herman said Theadiof night would'hurt hto nmfidencs either St, Hartford. Aatrodome’s infield, all season. em i*aniient lepiaeentativgs. Find out about the high starting pay. SPORT SHOP Hartford ’Twilight League play In toa only other National (Stormy) BidwiU said Lucas after rain washed out the open­ way. And, ef oolirse, I’m a UtUa Diacuisyoiirworfcliitarastaandthavnluablaaldll8yauaanlaarn./M 977 MAIN STREET^ANCHESTER "We feel that he has quit and finds Moriarty's of Manchester had been under orders to trim er of a aeriea with the OaUfoniia reluctant to take Un) out of the League ganMs, .Cincinnati edged AC m t tha facto on tha aiieallant vacation and hoMRy banafila* - if he is claimed by another club, paired against the Vernon Or­ A n gels.. line-up here at home because ef tba .CMcagd Cube 8-2 to 18 in- toatirmea and rallranwnt programs* tha aporta and aoenlaoBm iM SfSiPIpadaBtoP down to a jdaylng weight of 280 he will go for the $100 waiver ioles at Colt’s at 8 o’clock. Gentile Returns pounds by Thursday. price,” BidwiU said. Scottie is a big free-ewing and his right-handed ^power.” nlnga, toe longest game, in the thatmakathaAiroraftauohagoodpiaeatoworki ^ HUSH PUPPIES CLOSEOUT! ^ .8 8 this yefir, and St. Louia SPARKPLUGS has to learn the strike zone,” Scott, praised by such hase- To Major League Join tha many *66 graduataa who have afarndy ttortad iM P e w iir ball greats as Ted Williams and nipped Atlanta 10-9 in 12 In- - REPLACE THAT OLD WORN SET Herman said. “He’s been trying InM ng at top pay at tba Airaraft to pull everything.^ Sure, he has toaated for hla all-around ability n ifg r t '.'’ OF PLUGS TODAY and Kavo BASEBALL HEROES HOUSTON (A P) - SeasfSMjd SURE STARTING G EXTRA POWER TENNIS TENNIS played a lot of bc^baU during w ly in the asaacn, reportedly first baseman Jim Gentile, pent .. REDS-CUBS-«- V- ' RMULAt 19600. PITCHINO — ’ Jim Perry. the winter and this season. But has refitsed advica recently, to the mincxra after a temper BUIS RACQUETS Doli Pfirtetieb’a homer' with di/R ifqWlaMWtoMlNiapRpw^ ^ Twins, aUowed toe I8th Won It for mCOUNT n ics F ir * R in g hits and drove in two nms M he mode It back to tha majors ’SORRY! w m w m m m t S f a r S I J I S L R - S i M d L M RENT Scott, 22, made the taig jum p ‘Tve been this way before, Tuesday. , OhKinnati. Until then, toe'’ two YOU Ge t TOP e c o n o b iy O nly I pitched Minnesota to a 4-0 victo­ ■MIfe WWlg teainto had j^kyed'eight atralght AND POWER AT ALL. ry and a sweep of the double- from Pittsfield of the Eastern said. ‘T’U woik my way out ’The National League Aatros t o o eaiN ran teim A Completely Safety . scoreless inninge. SPEEDS WITH A.O. MACHINING • INSPECTION Pratt & header against Washington. The League to the Red Sox, heating o f It.” announced they had sold Gentile C u ttom er aweagh' n itoiM l’AiR. H I M fo l The^CUbb.'whb left 18 men on Checked Car Twins won ths first game 6-4. out heralded rokie Joe Foy lor Scott’s name was in the start- to the Cleveland Indians for an AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS R s M r s O u t f i t SNEAKERS baM,' 466k a 1-0 lead in to e sey- BA’m N G — Frank Robinson, the third base jobT Then he ing lineup before a heavy thun- undlsdoeed amount of ^ah and SHEET ilETAL • BENCH WORK W h itn e y enth,'and toe Rids eafiie'toick pjR» a n d ' Orioles, smashed three hits in- moved to. first to make room in derftorm washed out T^iesday 28-year-old outfirtder Tony BY THB DAY, WEEK OR MONTH to tie it in toe rtghto. Then after- TOOL A DIE MAKING ohidiv hto 24the Angels O uny. , P ircra tt 1 ! After a torrid otarf, in wMch just mbHitea before gom e Mme. ' Gwiftlle, e , ahtifted the eaeacrt to#'Ouibs'went iiieait 3-i in the JMRCRAIT ENGINE TOTING Big; fU J6.^ a95 ONE FIXED FEE luns ef Cba year as BaWowre zootod Detroit U-8. he ranked with the leagoa lead- It wiB'be in there a g ^ tonii tat with the Astoos but wes put an alghtto Hto.Rttoi a^ifin tied it IXPERINIIfrAL MACHWIMQ NO MILBAGE CHARGE ers in hitting, home naa and The poetponamant forced the .whiri Odidy OOTertari' doubled u Heurten’g fIMahwna Caty farm runs batted in, Scott began too teems to schedule a tori t chib rooter after the other big bdme'^Mo Hheo wito Mfo out to melding • GUARDS Former school teacher I^lves slowing down. His average haa night dotibleheader, starting at league dubs bad wtoivad «n Shi nilitK. ". BMEBUIS p l O L F O L U B S M(^ee of Midland,. Tex., for­ dwindled to .283 - and be haa 5 p.m., on the second “Family Mm. * * * AUTO STORES » $ WOODS merly caddied for BlUy Max­ failed to add to hto. 16 homers Night” of the season. The head The Astzoe dropped Mm aftet OffROS-BRAVDS- PAUL DODGE well, Don January and Joe Con­ since June 19. of a household may purbhaae a a bat tfaronlhg Incident al home toiilt W » I-O.lead’at .’V' LEASING and RENTALS rad. McBee shot a 84 in the Sec- Herman admitted ha toyad box or reserved seat at the reg­ plate apd a ftooiw ef temper by but toe AtdtM ls' aai MAnr AT, MAMCHBSXBR I n d i 8 9 c - M . 9 9 ond reipid of the 1068 U. 8. with tha thought of baiiobii« ular priof and bfber mambara G^utke. He also waa finad $380 to to* aitoto - r STS'Maln S tn et, BfanchMter—-Phimt 649-2881 onfnr mnapDAT w iwan^ - ib Me the toumameitt rec- Soott after Uie youngatorimil 8- ef lha fain^r. are admitted aft otodi. wrig m d ia -grtga -pm. im mi i lhM lgR% dgiir to 'too .iwN lto eM*ler-iDiM Mund. ferrT and failad la ehitoh. iltita- redhead ratoi. five-daya.. , " Slid lltrt aodad S m 0 0 0 ^ W tll n A X 3 V

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Write Box B, Heraled. or 249-0807. h No money do'wn, low monthly tdons, rec rooms, garages, ST FOR FUN and good earnings, PRISCILLA’S FOP BY AL YERBfEER - sr DOX LETTERS payments. Ask for Mr. Gris- porches and roofing. No Job Business C^portnnity 28 EXTRA E wold, 289-8265, dealer. too amalL Call 649-3144. Avon representatives will t^ ^ _ ? n s r a G C 35' THAT'S WHERE S For Year you It’s easy to sell fine prod­ NeXT ^ T M E W E g o t p \k e , FORD Station wagon, 1960 CARPENTRY—32 years expe­ ucts, fUU-time or part-time, MONEY e C M C 3R E 1 0 tAKE a t r i p OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS coim tiy sedan, automatic SO YOU'RE V A C A T I O N . /ISOONSIN.' AND PICKEREL»« > Information* rience, complete remodeling, TEXACX) It’s profitable! Call 269-4922. x e r s T H A N JUOT transmission, power steering additions, rec rooms, concrete Long and short term as­ SOvlEPL, T R O U T A N D , 1 TOLD "lOU TO S E T A OOOO HOLD ^ t h e h e r a l d win n o t ' and brakes, good condition, work and garages. References WOMAN — part-time to assist signments available in East ELSE* OH THAT MUTT WHIUEI WAS DRyiM« dlaclooo the tdoafUty a t New 3-bay service station in care of twe girls, S and 6 Hartford area for experi­ * HIM.' STAY RIt&HT WHERE YOU ARE-HE best offer over |400. Call 649- given, free estimates. Call 648- MkSHT TRY TO BACK Ikl WHEN HE SEES any advertlaor using box 9629. 2629. for lease at Adams and months, light household duties. enced operators. Please call NOT GOING TO ME/ WE'VE tSOTTOGETHIMOUTCF letters. Readers answetw Hilliard Streets, Manches­ Local references. 643-1202. or come to: JTHERE BEFORE '(OUR MOTHER Jng blind box ads who VOLKSWAGEN—1962, red, ex- ter. Texaco wiU assist you FINDS OUT HES H ALF.DRIED dsairo to protoet ttastr ceptlonal condition, radio, new Roofing—Siding 16 HIMSELF ON THE BACK. w ith: PART-TTME counselors needed, Idsottty oon follow this first Une tires, battery. Rea­ OF THE SOFIA/ BED WELL HOME Improvement evenings and Saturdays in in­ proeodnxo: sonable. Call 649-0520. OLSTEN’S Co. — Roofing, Biding, altera­ 1. Opening teresting work with young adults. 044-0535. Tonporary Personnel »«eiw « your rsply to the 1963 CHEVROLET, 2-door, mo- - tions, additions and lampdel- boK In an 1 ing of all types. Excelteol 2. Financial Aid Pratt St, Hartford tor good condition, 88,000 mllea. SALESLADY — fuH time. Many 99 addroMBd to the 649-6467 after 6 p.m. woiiananshlp. 649-6496. Suite 513-514 SO WHY ifO T GET FREE TRAINING • • Sod Manager, 8. Business Management benefits. Apply, W. T. Grant •.V ____ 522-3203 Evening herald, together 1960 OHEVROLIHrr Bed Air, A. A. DION,~ IN c! RooDng, Company, 8US Idain St., Man­ AT P&WA . . . AND GET PAID GOOD with a memo Hating the white, 2-door, 6, standard, Im­ siding, painting. Carpentry. a 1- chester. oempanloa yon do NOT For more information can maculate, always garaged. 363 teraticas and additions. Ceil­ MONEY AT THE SAME TIME! wiuK to aoo your letter. WOMAN to Uve4n and asslet in ( WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Tour lottor wm bo da> Spring S t ings. Workmanship guaran­ care of Invalid. Manchester strojud if the advertlaor la teed. 399 Autumn S t 643-4880. 568-9600 Days area. Call 043-4009. J ona you’vo mentioned. It 1966 MGA, good running condi­ HOUSEWIVES tion, best offer. CbB after 5:30, 688-4381 Evening:s not tt will ho handled In Roofiiig and Chimneys 16-A When should you sturt thinking about yow carwr? tha usual manasr. 049-2660. Right now! And one of the best places to think aiK. experienced m traaecrlp- Help WanteO—Hale 28 1903 OHmVROLEfr Siq>er Sport ROOFINO — Speclalixing re> tlonists or ^pists who about is the Aircraft Because Pratt & Whitney • Ituk, M . C M . —very good oondiUen. Call 048- pairing roofs of an kinds, new would like to do transcrib­ MEN EX:iR Bridgeport and isn- Aircraft has an exceptional choice of jobs, and Lost and Found 7949 after 2. roofs, gutter work, chimneys ing part-time days in Man- glne lathe 'work. Apply G.T.K. training courses that can set you on the road to a “R8mind him of moonlight on the lake, oh? That's tha cleaiMd, repaired. Aluminum Schools and Classes S3 diaster; AEtna life and LOST — Black and tan tiger. Mi- Corp., 678 Tolland St, East stuff. Janie! Anything t o gat his mind off roast beef on siding. 30 years’ experience. Casualty has immediate high-paying lifetime qireer. ten with blue, Dollar, name Tig­ Hartford. j j the table!” . Free estimates. OsU Hbwl«g, openings for you at its air- er. OaU 64G268L 3060 LAIRK station wagem, 3100 oonditiohed Manchester Coihf^n and talk over these reWA^” caree^start- cash. Can 640-6661 after 6 p-m. 648-6361. 644-8333. TRACTOR-TRAILER YOUNG MAN to learn leatl D 7 Parkade office. 'W ack up to cutting, fedl-tlme, 8 ajn.-4]:i ers” with our personnel people»’-Rna out about the -i» GRAMPAVI/ s|i '« LI F# oia MM nm ncnf im muMter, JOBS WAITING seven hours any day(s). Set higli;starting pay.. .the highest in the area. Dis­ VX>UND female cocker Spaniel, your own schedule. Inter­ p.m., 6 day we6k|. Apply To|| new tires and front end. 1966 Heating: and Plumbing: 17 BasebaH,; U4 )):Brooklyit' cuss: your woifc interests and the Taltuible skills Maine hcense. 649-6616. BARN . PER 'WEEK views this week In Man-; BEN CASEY Ford, new .tires. CaB 643-4081 COMPLETTE plumbing and 3200 cheater. For appointment RockvlUCl ‘ you '’ft" learn. And get the fa^ts on the excellent before 2:80. T'' '■ FOUND — light tan Shepherd heating service, complete new A im HIGHER call Miaa Olecalone at 273- yacation and holiday ben^its, the insnrance^and type feonale. CaH Lee Fraocbla, 335L PART-TTME Bridgeport 0^ - ' r JB^FWnS ONE ^ DON'T KNOCK rr. I960 CHEVROLETT — 3 door, 6 tmthroom InstallationB sad ______a tors and all around machin­ retirement jprograms, the sports and social activities - i l ' i D og Warden, e6G6B94. bathroom remodeling, SO yean TRAIN NOW — PAY LATESt 0FTHEBESTNTB?MSJ5rt> J BBi.JEH=1D«>»E cylinder, standard, very dean, ists. Job sb experience pre­ that make the Aircraft such a good place to woric*. hi tNistneas. <9 EVKMET.TieiTHEAM/T YIEVimDHAV^ LOOT — PeaSbook 86000. new engine, $840 or best offer. Bari VanOanv^ TRAIN IN TOUR AiSBA ferred. Apply Gunver Mfg. 649-4749. COMPANION-Housekeeper in­ BY FRANK O’NEAL CNll3HTNIM.SNAFfB>HlM 7 JONS> UPAN/WOi/ Bavlnga Bank of Manchester. 618-6570. Company, 234 Hartford Rd. Join t l » many ’ 66 graduates who have already PART-TTME terested In good home-with st^tod their career trainitig at top pay at the L Aa*lce«3on made for payment. ^ cAOllliAC, wtaNa. Vdoor B O m PLUMBING and heating elderly gentleman. CaU 643- TRUCK driver's helper. 18 Aiiicra^ Ckitne in and: stiurt your future today at . AW.aM,ON. WHAT MAKES'ftU bandtop, dean, factory aircoD- repalra, alterafiona, deetrle 4018. years or mors. Apply in per­ LOOT • - Pusboidc No. 9701S. and g u hot water heaters, free P&WA! 1 VmOMt HIT A LAOy ■miNJCTM A<®_ Bavhigx Bank of Manchester. dUtoned, new pointo, 4 new Bam while yon .team. son to shipping clerk, Wat­ Mtlmatea. OAIl 643-1496. AippUcatian m ade for payntent. premium tires, points, phigs, Learn on aU makes and WOMAN wanted one day a week kins Brothers, 935 Main St- Hundreds o f good jobs now available int, exhaust system new, A-1 oondl- models of equipment until tor cleaning, also woman to tlon. Pri'vate owner. 648-4B21, HilUneryf Dressmaking 19 qualified for immediate do ironing at her borne, wiU AanoiineeBleiits 2 employment Q U A LITY deliver. CaU 04041216. VAllHININa • INSPECTION DRAPES, valances, etc. — Cus­ TRAINING IS LKKNSBD *WE JAET ON A HELICOPTER HOP TD BAI60N. ELB)CTROLUX 'vacuum dean- PARTY FliA^ dealers and WANTED 1.HE HAD CONNED ME INR) SPENDING | Trucks—-Tractors 5 tom made to your measure­ AND AXXREDITED. ASK ONEMINinEi^WQ^-KUKINBABOUr/AYGIA/ e n , sales and service, bonded managers wanted. Demon­ AIRCRAFT EN6INE MECHANICS AU. MY SPARE TIME HELPING HIM ments, Bned or imUned. F or ABOUT O U R IROW CLAD ATOOUMiyGaERALUNPO^ HIS ANOXXJR CARE.) .npreaentaUve. AFred Amell, 1962 OORVA3R — 95, panded further Information call after strate Toys—Work now until dean. Late Model PATCH UP VIET NAMESE CiVlUANS.* I tnidc, exoeUeiit eoodUton. Can GUARANTE2EL AND THE NEXT /WMUTE...' '1 1 0 Bryan Z)s« Manebester, 3, 643-19U. December—Excellent Commis- SHEET METAL G BEHGH WORK 644-6141. 648-4313. skms—Na investment Car USED CARS 1-70 s s s s s BY DICK CAVALLl OaUHarttord »M-Tmanytlma. and phone necessary. CaU or MORTY MEEKLE Moving—^Truddiig— write today—Santa’s Parties, Top Prices Paid ' TOOL A DIE MAKIHG BY ROY CRANE IPenonali 8 Gaiag:e—S^rvii For All Makes BUZZ SAWYER DiCk: Storage 10 Storage 20 Inc., Avon, Ooimecticut 673- T H E d E A - RODE TO Pratt k Whitney, 4:30 3456, or evenings 673-9629. MANCSBSTER DSUvery. Ugfat CARTER CHEVROLET AIRORAFT EHGNK lESTlHG OOMMAKDER THPrre P0V»iff'i«B ^ C O U V S >7 to 12 shift, vicinity Cooper Hill OARAGE for rent, approximate- ONLY TRACTOR trucking and package delivery. FART-TEME teller wanted tor C O . , I N C - ' I VMS AN OFFICER, RICEfN)DYfiKf«IN6 e s e ? 8L CaB eie-TeeS. \ly 1,100 square feet, utiUtlea, Retrfgaratora, washers and HOTTER. TRAILER SCHOOL IN’ local bank. Hours M axa.-d THERESA / ■ — ------:--r ~ r— = ------. ■ ' • business zona XL 646-0023. ■tova moving specialty, iblding 12^ Main S t EXPERIMEHriUL MAGHnnHfl CLDBHOOSe RUDE wanted to Fum ington ' - p-m. Experience preferred but Ave., NorOi Beacon vicinity, ehaira fo r ren t 6^9-0753. CONNECTICUT wW train quaUlad person. Phone 649-52S& UP Hotoeyden—BIcyeles 11 I' THECe.' M co^ • Friday, leave Man- BARN for dorag^/ cement floor, Write Box D, HeroU. WELDIHO • STEHOORAPHERS ch ester‘ TriO, return 4:45. 'Vi­ lew DUOATT sabring, oon- 1,100 square >feet. Call Gua Before you eaU a sObool cinity West IBddla Ttike., 649- servatlvdy coatomed, must B daller, 64374607, 836-7975. check that school out with ^GLEMTlriSTS T722. M il, best offar over 3660. CaU your local truck owner’s 528-3942. association. Approximately HBD® to Pratt k Whit- Pai^iflng—Papering 21 14,000,000 trucks on the WHY SWB.1CR V |HGIHE|RIHR ABES road. The trucking Indus­ try has a problem acquir­ VVHRIe Y O U W O R K ? alwaya garaged. Sexylced res^' tog,' wallpaper removed, fully 648-2007. iflariy. 3875. O40-7«!O. ing qualified drivers. Let TRAINING UCP^ES WITH PAT insured. Rene Belaager, 043- STANDARD StREW COHIPANY, 2 New E n glan d Tractor nainsn wanted feom Mancheoter INTRODUGT^Y raAJNHOG raOGRAIJffi — 80 » IMA hr NIA. Isc. 0512 or 6444)004. HARTFORD DIVISION Xhreen to Cbnndler-Ehwis, West, Business Services Trailer Traliilng show you hours of basic machine and rdated dassroom in­ Bkurtfccd. T -S m 640-9053. INSIDB and outside painttng. how to make 3200. a week Offered IS or more. A short training , struction. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER You noma your own priqe. IS COMPLETELY MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD SHARPBNINa Sarvlca — Saws, C^welal ttd e s 'fo r bomaownera program. We train on tan­ ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAIK — C o u ^ AntomcfcPefi Pw Hale 4 knives, axes, abeara, skates. S6 or over. 649-78SS, •76-84(0. dem axle trailers, all type AIR CONDITIONED XtoTieUKN' /'HOWeOMfvOtriaFgSlDPKIVTHAr^ AYE. YOU WAG TH' . N^KNOTWIDnaSNPmOFOtAUKd transmission: and tank ran^g from 22. weeks'to 93 wedcs in Machining, NBBD CART Y o n credit turn* k OPttVSrUP I MYWOMf M IW WrcUTTUIDVeUR MGPPLWGWABWOr AG "KINOLV BULL V tm o ft," X'tK ON A . . trailers. Also Emeryville Sheet MetaL -Tdo^ Bia iuid Gage Making, Machine A -A M P i • n u N K ir WSBAiBAETLVmrLlKATMS BBCReW ANP Mi 10 PEIt sm ) ID that: but; MISGIOMOFMBnCY FOR MOBHIPMA •d downT Short on down pay- ... iNiAavtAiir O O U L O 'l/e t BIN A PAMAi WHO, WAG WIPEP OUT TO A MAN IM Main St, Mancheatar. Hours interior and exterior, pa­ sleeper cab equipment HIRING NpW ! Repato and'Pipe libking. irSA-ATERRiBLEiiioueHr m y p H a yn P L AINfrONBIOHOLPA mentr BankntytT Rapossea- W fiO k o n / Mi.AN'IWSi GRUPSelFEReiVE AN' . TRABSPY WPT 5PARSP M »- daily 7-6. Ttmrsday TO, Satur­ perhanging, wallpaper re­ Members of all truck own­ 0 TOHAVB,WW.S70N1—B-BUT "\ 0 0 n «!W H A r A stoat Don’t despairi See Bon- moved. Wallpaper books on re­ er’s association In New APPRENTICE PROGRAMS ^ Courses ra n g ^ riCANHELPA1AMEIIIMn"IO) ISfnOU day T-4. e4^79e8. O pffoton and Sotttn for Tdrrat Lathts and Bort- 1 sat Douglaa. Inqulrs about tow- quest Fully Insured. EYee es­ England and New York. from three to four years in Sheet Metal, Machining D0n7R*KE6ARDLES5 OF sat d oa^ amaltast payments m o t i e s . A-ANYTHINO' ^ _ iT J j4 lV r » RENTAIB—Power roller, chain timates. CaU 64041668. Part or fidS-tfme training. and Tool & Die Makii^; , : anywhaas. Mo ■wall loan or fi- saws, tndl roller and aerator. Ucen^ and approved ■snns oompany plan. Dougiss lawn vac, rototiUers. Also sales program. For infonnatlon Operators for Drill Press, Hone and Lop, MIHhig VISIT ^EMPLOYMENT OFFICE '» liotoni, 383 Main. Mtd servica on aU lawn aquip- interior and exterior. Paper ca ll H artford, 847-1353 M ocM nes, I.D. and O .D . Centerless Grinders, Burr, hanging and waU paper remov­ 400 Main-Street, East Hartford, Connecticut HBP068E86I0N: take over ment Capitol Equipment, 38 anytime. Buff cmd PoRsh, IMe C m t, H eot IVeot, Bullard Ma­ Main S t, 64D-7D58. al. Dutch' Boy and 'DuPont' poymenls, no cash needed with Quality workmanship. CaU c h in e s . OPEN FOR YOUR WNVENIENCE Monday aveiCBga credit. 19S8 C h a le t gALBB AND Bervloe on Arlene, evenings, 246-8698. BUDGET PLAN through Friday •'’S ajputto 5 p.m., Tuesday, Wednes­ Xmpala, 1066 Ford Mustang, H«»bn BcUpae, Jaooboon lawn AVAILABLE Ropdr Machlnltts, Toohnoktrs, Toolgrinders, A*- day and______Tlinr^ay evehings till 8 pan., and Satur< 3061 .Vo&swagen oonvertiUe. Also HomeUte chain EXTERIOR painting our ape- sembloK, Pmip Toslon, bqp^lwn, Impaclanr I days8 a4n .t4>1 2 nooii.pther€ohneeticutplMtsin 6 bU 380-826^ oak for Graham sawn and Xntenwttonal Oub dalty, very reasonable rates. ■dim es. Free estimates. Call anytime, GO NOW-PAY LATER ch eek ^ Pkrtan, Traekors, Loboran. Oadat Traoton. Bental equip- ' able, bring your military discharge papers (DD- ment and Biazpealng .servloa 668-1547. C k s a y p t 6 Y p h o n e . Need a Top wages, top benefits, top working conditions are BY LEFF and McWlLLIAMS on aU makes. L de M Equip­ 21^), birth certificate and social security card what MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES ea r? No caofa needed, 100 caf a v a i l a b l e Now for Immedi­ youra. with a big bright future at Standard Screw you visit our office. ment Ooip., Route 88, Vernon, ate work. Best materials, work­ nelectioii. Aek for Mr. Brun­ 875-7609. M an ch ester Stt- Company, Hartford Division. r ALL BYCEPT A RHINOCEROS THAT IS AROUSED BY THE ” OUR FOUR-FOOrreO FRIEND ner, 289-8266, dealer. manship. Low rates. Interior iMABINEHISH 90CIBT/ smAwesioHT»S MADE to o th pic k s OUT ^ ebango—^EnterprlM 1945. and exterior. 289-2676, anytime. We’re a busy, fast growing company with 90 years WfflNS leECBBAMOWASnCK!, OUR BOAT. I'VE HEARD OF 1968 CHEVROLSTr — 4-door > ' • S atispieo B E W S ^ THE HELM OF A LAVOIE b r o t h e r s —general - manufacturing expeririice in the Greater Hartford PRATT AND WHITNEY THB BY sedan, automatic tranamisiion, USED CARS «ANIMAL« RUPPEMESS SHIP... BUT THIS work, eboia saw, lota deoaed, •y-ao PE5TR0Y* IS r id ic u l o u s ; 9196. Caa 649-0643. Floor FlniSUng 24 A COMPLETE Area. Moreover, oar JnMtoess is basically commerdaL ROAMINB H40 ITS traea wmovad, tandaeaplng. ^ not defense^ wUdi Bieans «xeq)tional job stability apd' IN rvknyjteteiy toeaNld. For trea FLOOR SANDING and reflaifib- S E x a c n o N AIRCRAFT THB OADSU.A1C — 19S7, all poneti •eciriti^ . . .': 4UN«.e •Iroondttiooed, no reaeonaUa aattmate aaH 942-7649, 8RM848 lug (epeclallKlhg in older DM lion o f United Aircraft Corporailloii ------1IB eOec reCnoed, must aoB. CaH nqyttma. floors). Waxing floora. -Patet- BOURHE BUIGK . . ' East H a ^ i^ , Connecticut. * a s p efiO-1919 after « . Ing. l^periianging. No Job too “The House of APPLY NOW TYPEWRITERS -— Standard small. John Verfaifie 643-9112. DAVY and electric. Re»palred, over­ Customer Satlsfectlon” . ' ’An EquM OpObirtunity Employer AMO ' f S ^ i 1963 FORD Oalaxle 500 XL, STANDARD SCREW CO. HARTFORD DIVISION 390 cubic engine, 4-apeed. hauled, rented. Adding ma- CANPHnL Floor covering, 73 285 MAIN ST. CHRIS F enoiinel D<^t. THTOM-Trti'V'ajn. 4 p.m. CTART.YOUR RITURB tODAY APPROACH Power house. No cakh down chlnee rented and repaired. Birch St. Wall to wall carpet­ MANCHESTER tad delivery service. ing, linoleum. Free estimates. 99 Ifeetlleid Road A t P A W A end low monthly payments. 24641862 649-4571 Wtadeor, OenneeMeat ' CbU t Bn d b m i, 939’ Expert installafloo. CaU 648- ojuo, aesMS 19M; or 969-9960. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1966 PAGE TfllRTY-ONl

PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1966 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 75 Snbnrlmn For Sale 75 OAKWOOD RD.—-A new Colo- DUPLEX 6-6, aluminum siding, GARRlfiON Ooloidal — 6 large WAPFING — BeauttfUlty ds- EAST HARTFORD — S funlty A partm ents—F lats— Business Locations Houses Fbr Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 nial nearing completion, wood­ 2-car garage, excellent condi­ rooms, tiled bath, dlriiwasber, rigned 7 iwsn Colonial with home. Sounders BL, 14 rooms, Rocket Barrage- CUBAN. USED n frig e m to n . WANTED — Engine to fit go- Tenements 63 For Rent 64 MANCHESTER — 2 family. 8 MANCS^ISTER — 6 family ed lot. Bowers School. Buy tion, large m aples, $21,900. fireplace,-oomblnatlon windows attached 2-car garage, rec income return, separate heat­ now and have It decorated to room , 316 baths, large kitch­ ing systems. Selling in upper rangM, automatic washon cart, also oM and new coiha. 6 ROOM duplex, residential SMAIX country store, suitable and 5 flats, on bus line, 318i- home, excellent oondltlon HutohlnB Agency, Realtors, 640- and dr8, exceUent location, your tastes. T. J. Crockett, 6324. n ea r aU schools, shop^ng and en, fmnily room, twin bed­ 90’s. F o r furUier Information CLASSIFIED with guaranUea. 8 m them at Call 6l0-e906 anytime. Ipcation, 3135. monthly. J. D. for gift shop or small business. 900. Philbrlck Aguicy, Real­ throughout peitnanent siding, Realtor. 643-1677. rooms, Ugh assignable mort­ can Km R J. DUnock Oo., 646- Downs U.S. Jet i tors, 649-8464. aluminum stogns and Kreens. txu. Owner, * B. O. Pearl’s*AppUaaoea, (MS Real Estate, 643-5129. Route 6, Andover, Call Andover MANCHESTER — 5H room gage Is avaUible on this ex­ Mala at. CaU etS-UTL Kitchen, 742-7364. 3-car garage, parking. Fully 6345. (Continued from Page One) (4) Reunification without lif- Rooms Tnthont Board 58 BiaOK RANCH — Modern BOWER’S area — Immaculate custom built Ranch; fireplace, w mm cellently uicuuusiavumaintained prvpvrLv. property. ■ ■■■ eign interference. « LA.WTON GARDENS — 4% occupied, g^od Investm ent ait 6 room Cape. Oil forced air DISOOtJNT ptricee on colonial room duplex, including appl^ MEDIUM size comer store, kitchen with built-ins, 2 Mi 327,500. Wolverton Agency, oil hot water heat, paneled Lots For 8ll» 78 w«jley B- smith, ReeltorV643- BOLTON CENTER Ideal fem- (»llision in the air Tuesday of a The South Vietnamese got- ADVERTISING THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Ootp baths, formal dining room, beat, garage, private lot; $17,- rec room, call now. Hayes 1667. ily hmne near churches, schools Army "Huey” helicopter emment held a mass meeting m and modem furniture. Why pay tage Street, centrally located, ances, dishwasher, heat hot suitable for store or offlce. Realtors, 649-2813. THRB2E to choose from. One In so per cent more for over­ family room with fireplace, 2- 9(X>. Call Lappen Agency, Real­ Agency, 646-0181. sulnuban location 117x274. and library, $21,500. Louis Dim­ uid an Army light observation gaigon attended by about 6,0(10 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT* HOURS large, pleasantly furnished water, 1^ baths, 3155 per 643-7723 or 649-1690. tors. 6494S261. BOLTON — 7 room Ranc^ plus ock Realty. 669«82$. , head? Also sterilized recondl- month. J. D. Real Estate, 643- car garage, AA Zone, 332,500, STEPHEN ST. — tiarg e Hmmao- $500 DOWN buys 4-room home, Another 100x200 with utilities, plane in the central higWands 38 persons, including Premlir 8 AJL to 6 PJL rooms, parking. Call (M9-38B8 ROCKVILXiE — New store, Philbrlck Agency, Realtors, ■date Colonial, fiteplacad living large finished rec room end miles southwest of Pleiku. The Nguyen Cao Ky. Demonstratojla Uohed used furniture. t#>rii»tu> for overnight and permanent 6129. -excellent condition, nice lot, A Zone. And one with 14F bar. Two full baths, 2-car ga­ TOILAND — Good assumptlcn furniture. 195 South St, 35x20. On busy Route 83. Rea­ 649-8464. room, Wg dining room, sun- fronteige where permisslcm helicopter crashed and burned, broke out signs denouncing tlii guest rates. V Msnehester fuU basem ent, recently redec­ rage, large wooded lot, superb on this 6K room Raised RockvlUe. NEW 3 ROOM apartment, ex­ sonable rent Plenty of park­ porch, bedrooms with oversized has been granted to build a Ranch. K acre wooded lot, IK kllUng she Army men, a spokes- oonjnjuniatg COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ing. 875-5387. NEW TWO fam ily fliA — 5-5. orated, only $9,900. Leonard condltioa. Selling for $26,500. ROOM for rent — gents Only. tra large rooms, ultra modem, closets, 2-car garage, lovely lot Agency, Realtors. 646-0469. two-family. T. J. Crockett, baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-oer ga­ man ^d . The observatitm Tran Van Van. Chairman MOMPAT n n FBIDAY Mt*0 AJM. — BATUBHAT • A JL MOVINQ out of town — like all electric, stove, refrigerator, Bowers school area, large Low 20’s. Bel Air Real Estate, FOREST mLLS CsU R. F. Dimock Company, plane also crashed and the jrflot Q,e government’s 80-member Free parking.. Central loca- Realtor, 648-1577. / rage, family room, only $19,- - now 3 piece French Provincial and disposal included,, private kitchen, 22’ living room, sep­ 648-0332. R ealtors, 649-5245. was listed aa missing. civlUan-smllitary advisory couq- Uon. 643-2693 after 5 for ap­ Suburban P ot R ent 66 arate furnaces, city uUUtlea Off Vernon Street 67 PRINCETON ST.—Custom 900. Colli and' W agner, 643- living room set, also matching pointm ent yard with fireplace, congenial built, 3 bedrooms, 2 tiled BOLTON LAKE—lovely^ wood VERNON 9088, 876-3396. ’The miHtary Junta’s "all or. cil, said a Cfommunist with- end tables, Iwnps and coffee ______attnosphere, adults only, con- COVEINTRY — P rivate, seclud- MANCHESTER V icinity Im - baths, large Uving room with building lots. lakefront DIAL 643-2711 maculate 5 room Ranch, on a 8 Ml room air-conditioned ASSUMABLE FHA notblng” offer to end the war drawal from the south could ija table Reasonable. Call 649- BEDROOM with . connecting venlent parking. Over 800 ed 3 rooms, 8 miles,’UConn; awaynsM, Builder, 649-429L new Ranch, 2 full baths, fireplace, working kljchen, ex­ privileges, $400 up. Goodchlld- ELLINGTON —7 room Cape, came on the 12th anniversary of followed by negotiations on I*- 0619. living room, in quiet adult square feet of living area. 90x150, futt cellar with" rec mud room, dressing room, tra cabinets, dinette, laundry. Bartlett Realty Realtors, 289- located cn Ugh wooded lot, 4 the 1964 Geneva 6 mUes UConn ooNOORD RD. — Beautiful room, 8 'bedrooms, eat-in Bbqiendable 6-room Cape Follol photo '*’* ' ' agreements unification. home. Central, gentlMnan 649-9258. ______Ranch, large living room, for- family room, large bed­ Many large closets, combina­ 915L •______wito unfinished bedroom bedrooms: first floor family ending French rule in Indochina . Demonstrations continued CoirtiaMBd From Pr«c«diii9 Pag* BIGOBBT BARGAIN IN only. Call mornings or after 6 kitchen, oil hot water heat, room, basement rec room, 2- E n g a g ^ TOWN — TAKE YOUR THREE ROOM heated apart­ mal dining room, cabinet rooms, extra large living tion aluminum storms and BOLTON - Manchester Line — and I O /'^ T TV Msh« CARUOCW of 46 Green reunification, a ban on any al- tectlon.” .WMMARAiNBRB puppies, AKC 16-PIECE BEDROOM Aug. 20 through Sept Call tom Split, large lot, garage, CLEAN FURNISHED room for furnished, oil heat, parking, call R. F. Dimook Co., 649- caiports, sun deck, in-law ar­ More than 600 women led isr registered. ABao Hhiglish Set­ 18-PIBCE LIVING ROOM a gentleman. Call 643-9853. shady, good location, private. 643-6930 6245. rangement. Leonard Agency, _AI^DOVER LAKB ^ ^ MOM . . - - ^ (m igutK citoA iw av AiffTi T>ower! iSi SfittiHirient ir Communists marched for three GENERAL ELECTRIC ters, hunting stock. Dachshund 13-PIECE KITCHEN Adults. Reasonable. 643-6389. VACANT vacant four room Cape. Full Control Commiasion tor a Grocery in 1065. She Is employed at **87* power; (8) SetUeihent in _____— PLUS — MISQUAMICUT, R.I.—cottagU, 646-0469. HOLL Street — -An older bunga­ Aetna Life Insurance Co., South Viet Nam “in accordance hours before the U.S. Informa­ puppies, always available. FURNI8HE3D ROOM for older MANCHESTER — 2 family S room cottage overlooking lake, basement, usable attic, ga­ Requires Sautfaingtan. 1-638-6673. BLEX7BRIC REFRIGERATOR gentleman, next to bath, park- MANCHESTER — Like new, 4 robms, near beach, hot waiter Inm ediate occupancy,- low styled home, 5 rooms first stone fireplace, eabineted rage, and a good sized lot East Center Street. Manchester. Hartford. Mr. Beal graduated the program” of the Na- tion, Service library in Calcuttit _ TV SETT AND RANGE and heat. Call 643-0491. and 6, 12x17’ kitchen, 12x19’ 7H ROOM Ranch, 3 bedrooms, floor, unfinished up, new heat­ Canton High School in tional Liberation Front, which India, condenmlng the bon^ ing. 272 Main St. first floor 3-room apartment, large 6 room Colonial, 1^ living room, 2 generous bed­ overslzsd kitchen, 2 rec rooms, kitchen, screened porch; dou­ Very convenient location. T. TELEVISION TRAIND^G FREE DELIVERY IN CONN. stove, refrigerator, heat and ■ yat^ tjth M a s m T - tiled baths, dishwasher, ing system, needs complete re­ ble loi, reasonable. Hayes J Crockett Rea.1tnr A4?.1 *^77 Spinor ’*^sA'iiSichMte^ I960, and from the Albert I. means Communist terms, and ings in North Wet Nam. 8TIEE kittens. Inquire 688 FREE SET-UP BY OUR MEN hot water included. Hayes M a ^ A^^ rooms, oil hot water heat, lot 102x380’, exceptional condi­ decorating. Only $18,300. T. J . J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. wju Technical School. Hart------stove, garbage disposal, aluminum combinations, sepa­ tion, Buckley School area. $19,• Agency, 646-0131. to ROCOO CARUCCI of 46 Green SPECIALIST BprlngSt FREE SBRVK3E BY FRONT ROOM, near Main S t Agency, 646-0131. gust rentals at Mid Cape Cot­ fireplace, garage, porch, (Srockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Manor Road. Manchester, Connecti­ ford In 1962. He is now em­ EXPERTS Call 649-2170, 9 Hazel S t tages. $65 to 3125. Write P.O. ra te utilities, built In 1961, 900. FtaUbrick Agency, 649- Legal Notice cut, as permittee. ployed in Hartford by the (Ful­ city utilities, lot 100x200. 326,900. Wolverton Agency, 8464. BIRCH STREE7T — Small five ROOCO CARUOCS For expanding servloa de­ f o u r MONTHS oid, male, Ger- STORAGE UNTIL .Box 826, c-o Richard Gllboy or SHORE LOT — Misquamicut, Dated 19Hi day of July. 1966. ler Conatruotion Co. Spacemen Given OK m an Shepherd, ah kbots, AKC COMFORTABLE ROOM fw MODERN 6 room duplex. Avail­ call 776-20^. Resdtors, 649-2813. room home In an extremely Rhode Island. 649-8447. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, partment Excellent oppor­ WANTED MANCHESTBiR — Six room held at Oexventry within and for The wedding Is planned for registered 3106 or best offer. Please note! Appliances are gentleman, separate entrance, able August 1. Call 643-66^.'' central location. Owners mov­ ^ District of Ooventry on the 18th DBCnBB Olf UHlTAnOH S e p t 24. tunity for right man. Out­ 648-9264. parking. 649-2460. CHARLES LESPERANCE M a n c h e s t e r — 7 room ^ Colonial, IH baths, modem ing south, have been asking day of Ju ^ 1966. OF OUIM 8 reconditioned and guaranteed Raised Ranch, 15x19’ living Utohen with buUt-lns, stove, Present Ebo. Elmors TurUnKton, AT A OOUinrOF PROBATE for 1 year. On display at main SIX ROOM du|dex. Available Business Property $9,600, but w y reasonable of­ Suburban For Sale 76 Judge. holden at Coventry within and for For Walk, Rendezvous standing employe benefit September 1, 3116 p^r month. Fo r Sale 70 649-7620 room with raised hearth fire­ dlNhwaaher and -disposal, • fe r win be ’ considered. T. J. Estate of Rose Harle Raisch late the District of Ooventry on the Live Stock 42 store. NICE ROOM — next to Ebower, SOUTH WINDSOR — spacioua of Ooventry in said DMiiot, de- ISth day of J t ^ AD. 1966. (Conttoned tram Page One) — — program, top salary. Must .Call 649-3664 after 4 p.m. place, dining room, kitchen bedrooms, $19,900. PhUbrlck Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. ceased. Present Bon. Elmore Ruldnston, PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT use of kitdien. 649-5459. RESTAURANTS — Your choice with built-ins, 3 generous bed­ -Agency, 649-8464. oversized 7 room Split, 2K THOjEtOUGHBRED Shetland ARK FOR "CARL" baths, xtaneled family room. The Administrator 1 made Esq-. Judge. Tusday while Oailins conducted miles, then pulled back be High School graduate of four. Priced $3,800, $8,000, MANCHE3STER — two family rooms, 2 full baths, heated EXTRA . large immaculate 6 written ajipHcatkm to stoif Court. Oo~ m o t^ of Mm. Mary GuisU. Pope Asks experiments with the hatch close to 240 miles. Just pony. Also eiiQcie, saddle, lad­ H tfd. 247-0358 or 627-9036 $7,000 and one including real MANCHESTER — Bowers garege too location, deadend *“ aoqprdance with the statute, for Executrix 'WtaBlaw, J^ne an the with field or bench work THREE bedroom apartment. 5-6, 2-car garage, conveniently and fireplaced family room, 2- room Cape, eat-in Utchen, shed Biuwso, nf whnl. ny Mtata of Jmfiinh Hyntsdo n/k/n en, (he upper half of his body seven mties below the path e( die, hay, etc. Thie pony rides if you have no means of trans- Apartments—f l a t s — Adults only. 3110. 649-3409. estate $170,000. F br more in­ School. New 6 nxHn Colonial, dormer, newly painted, move-ln street. Hayes Agency, 646-OlSL part o^*"lhe real mtate described J a ^ Furtodo' late of CbwenUry and drivee. Dcuidy for children. located. Investment opportun' car garage, best value. $23',- therein, it is ordered that said ap- within 8&id (Uwtrlote thrust iido space. the old Agena. experience. Must have abil-' portatlon, Til send my auto for Tenements 63 formation call Phllbrick Agen­ 900. Wolverton Agency, Real­ IK bathe, buUt-tns, aluminum condition. Only $16,900. Leon­ Alt Shorts, 649«r60. you. No obligation whatsoever. SEC room duplex — immediate Ity. Leonard Agency, Realtors CXILUMBIA Lakefrant 7 plfcalion be heard at^the Protofe This Court doth decree that six Safety for They are to rendezvous witfaia tty to train. Please call LOOKING for anything In real cy, 649-8464. 646A469. to rs, 649-2813. siding, garage, quality built, ard Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. ___ nJ. ^ ^ « n “.Owcntry on the acth day months be allowed and limited ter N either (xnild see, u id OoUins French, Italian, Lithuanian, ocxnipancy, 3110 monthly. 643- low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- . room summer home. easily ^ Ju ly 1966. a t 10 o’clock In the the creditors of said estate to ex- was forced to end the exercise a few feet of Agena 8 around I ONE YOUI6Q goat, year old, Albanian, German Spoken Hero estate rentals — apartments, 8751. FOR LEASE or sale — busy w interized by adding furnace, fojvnpon; aiid■ • n^ice thereoftoerei hlblt their clatms against the p.m., and Collins Is to step out­ very reasonable. Two rabbits, homes, multiple dwellings, no 0131. of same to the Executrix and di- a fte r 45 m inutes, about 26 g. McOARTHT, 389-6871 “YOU’LL DO BETTER AT” luncheonette, excellent loca­ cement dock, good swimming. jn Ste^^i^er^^!-e- reels (bat public notice be given U.Si Pilots minutes early. side about an hour later. He’l 6 m onths old. 643-9129. A-^-L—B—E —R—T —S fees. Call J. D. Real Estate. tion, Exit 99 off Route 16. Tol­ MANCHESTER — Large 7 room Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ning Herald a newroaper having a of this order by advertising in a use a gas-powered hand gun to 643-5129. circalation in said DisMct, and by newspaper having a circulation In (Contin lied from Page One) Lithium hydroxide, a chemi­ propel himself Buck Roger*- 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Furnished Apartments 63-A land. CaU 876-9329 evenings. BOLTON-MANCHESTER LINE Ranch, 2K baths, modem INCOME 649-5324. ting a copy Uiereof on the pub- said district, and by posting a cal ueed to remove carbon diox­ OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. kltriien, formal dining room, sign-post in the Town of Ooven- copy thereof on the pubUc sign style over to Agena 8 to oondudil ------I !■ Artides For Sale 45 WE HAVE customers waiting ELLINGTON try ill saU DMrict at least five poet in said Town of Coventry In what Vatican sources de­ ide from the cabin environmen­ for the rental of your apart­ ONE room furnished apart- NEW—4 BEDROOMS fam ily room, 24x24 wltii fire­ days before said day of bearing, nearestnewest ttie dace where toe_ d^ scribed as a clear reference to experiments. ^^S T ^an” tor *'^riS2S^ condition, 2% MODERN FURNTT^--sofa. Houses For Sale 72 place, 2-car garage, large lot PROPERTY and, that . . . . return.. S-be made w_ to this.a-r- ceased .a e__alast C^TtlrlM ITOlIl - a w - a —as. w tal control system, may have ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ ipent, all utilities. Apply 10 MOVE RIGHT IN Court. Attest." Record. ______U.S. Ambassador Arthur J. been responsible. In oteering to their rendez­ h.p. CUnton engine, two new lamp, stereos, TVs, rugs, Depot Square, Apt jt. with fruit trees, $26,000. Fhll- ELOCORB TUBKlNGTaH. Judge. BUHOCtE TDRXlNGTOIf. Judge. vous and linkup with t&h Agena millwoiric company. Apply in tate. A'3-5129. $14,500 BUYS this 3 bedroom WEST CENTER STREET A really dean 6-room Goldberg’s 46-minute visit with The problem clesured by the person between 8-6 at Rimeo- tires, 350, or best offer. Call drapes. 60 iier cent off. New. hrick Agency, 649-8464. the pontiff on July 9, the Pope 10 in their first bouns in space 649-9009 after 6 p.in. Public Invited. July 21, Delta r e n t MAN in need of ren taJa' Ranch, with large lot. For fuU OPEN FOR INSPECTION —Lovely 2-famlly with 10 Ranch is waiting for you. time the astronauts went to East Hartford, 46 Belden St, information call Mitten Agency rooms, separate heating Large living room, family also said: sleep at U p.m. E8T but otfl- Monday night. Young and Col­ Pi. Sorority, South Campus, jjav e tenants willing to sigii^ Business Locations MANCHESTER Green — $12,900 lins expended oonsldeahty East Hartford. lOFTY pile, free from soil la Realtors, 643-1 8-room Dutch and Garrison Coloniids with 2-car Seven rooms near stores, bus, systqms, 2-car garage. Im- room, both with fireplaces, “Recently we have received cials were concerned that per- UConn. 10 a.m.-2. lease, plus escrow. 649-4342 or For Rent 64 3 bedrooms, FTigidaJre National Guard Quells from one party to the hostilities ^^ps it wotild recur when the more spacecraft fUel than l » KnCHEN help wanted, part- the carpet cleaned with Blue garage, family room, built-in kitchen, large liiN schools. For information, caU maculate In every detail. lAistre. Rent electrie shampoo- BARGAIN Package —Sofa bed ______649-3566. SET OF OFFICE suites in Only $21,000. Call Doris kitchen and a view. All for in Viet Nam assurances of good hatch again was opened tor the tended. time evenings. Apply in pei> ing nx>m, 2i/^ baths, 2 fireplaces. Loads of elosel Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- $19,800. Can D. Sisco now! er 3L The aherwin-WiUiams and chair, two end tables plus p o u r r o o MS including appU- state Theater Building. In­ 698a Smith on this one today. will and a sincere pledge to put space walk. Instead of having 70 per cent eon. Charter Oak Restaurant, space. 875-66U. Rioting in Qeveland an end to the ruin that has be- 130 C harter Oak S t Oo, coffee table, only $188. W. T. ances, residential location, $85 quire 1 p.m.-8 pjn. Mrs. Rey­ INVITATION LINDEN STREET—Here’s HitchWkii^ under the power 949pound fuel mppty Grant Co. 816 Main St...... p . Real E state, 6^3-5129. nolds, 643-7832. MANCHESTER — Immacu­ a real money maker. 6 B & W ^ (Contiimed from Page One) last week went through a qitiet » peo|>»« already so tried of their own Agena, (toe Gemini remaking, they were down t o 31 PART-TIME maintenance man, 50 GALLON ink drums, suit­ TO BID Quality custom crafted homes built with you late 4 bedroom Colonial, largs apartments in all. AppU- night by conUnuouB and harsh suf- 10 crew had first soared to a P®*' As a result, they cufw eaily morning hours, rate $2.00 able for burning trash, $2.50. BIG SAVINGS M attress, box MANCHESTER — Clean 3 DESIRABLE store or oCfioo Sealed bids will be received in mind and located in a fine new remdeiitial living room, formal dining ancM Included. Conven­ BARROWS & WALI^CE A Negro man at the scene jj,e first idgtat since the ferings. record altitude tor manned toiled many scientific and tech* per hour. Duties, dean office, Call 043-2711. spring and maple bed, twin hr rooms, heat, hot,.water, $105. sp^^f ground floor, clean, at­ at the office of the General area. room, modem kitchen, family ient location and fully Manchester Parkade said toe shooting came after National Guard was activated "We would wish that an equal flig^it at an oibital high point of »>>ogl over. 742-7886. Carter St. Follow the Birch Mt. Home- him!” cried some of toe. Ne- U.S. airmen. for the xendezvoui with Agena SAVE MAPIsE Dining table with pad, p q r r e NT — 6 room apartment ale. Brokers invited. S22-311A are available at the Controller’s MANCHESTER — Ranch, fine 643-1121 649-1200 BOLTON — Coventry town line, moved Into the area Friday W ill Check RICH, STONE - FREE loam, two extra leafs, maple step ta­ site signs — Open Mon. - Fri., 4 P.M. to 17118 is too much!” U.8. officials said toe session 8, th e astro n au ts, c o n se rv e 3 large bedrooms, heat and hot Office, 66 Center Street, Man- 8 PJVI.; Sat. and Sun., i PJML to 6 PJIL residential neighborhood, mod­ tpotless 6 room Ranch, large nig h t TRANSPORTATION $16. Gravbl, sand, fill, stone, ble, cot with mattrdss. 640- water, $130, children welcome. OFFICE OR SUITE, new, Chester, Connecticut. ------■■ kitchen, firep laced h ying room , FoUcemen and firmnen raced was deferred to ahow the Red 4 In 1i1t1€|tW >Aka spacecraft fueL Thqr 0098. private front entrance, park­ em kitchen with dining area, 4 rarare Beautifullv iMdscntMul from on®one •V'**lypot to anonner,another. ^ Cross official, SaimMl A» Go- v r i l M. lU otind Bolton town line at Hillcrest Robert B. Weiss, flrsplace, 9 closets, large fam­ rage, 3() shade trees, vrell in­ SEARS OOIOSPOT air-condl- bedroom set, two years' old, 3110; heat, hot w ater, stove, re ­ the fires, IgnKfaig In hifhUng . _ . ' , toe United States on toe North opk t t r ttihlat Drwrin engiiio aand m m uowia tng its Assembly Men Rd. and Route 6 and 44A. CaU General Manager ily room with fii^lace phis sulated, ’hfetime asbestos ahln- tloner, still In warranty, 18.- good- condition. 643-0578. frigerator, parking, 15 Forest 643-5031, 742-8726. gle (no painting) $13,000. ~ firies^ h“ *lding. hnope, whorecMlned on ^ in Vietnamese threaU egaiiMt to# ^ two wnailer tonaten tem on (For Aircraft Farts) 000 BTU. 643-4309. game room and work shop. their annoria* Tuesday night. 5K% mortgage balance, ory Ooloidal huUt by U A: R, MOVING— 6-piece French Pro-/««-0090, 648- Priced for imedlate sale at Both, police and guard offi­ L at^ Operators SOUP’S on, the rug that is, so vdnclal- - fruit - wood _ _bedroom/ _ 5675. $122.36 a month includes taxes. IK batos, huilt-ine, sun deck, JacksoRville North Viet Nam v p Its aoM the Agcsia 10 par- $25,900. HiSbiiok Agency, 649- garage, and a 40 mile view. JACKBGfNVHLB, ETa. (AF) cials described the situation propaganda campaign on toe .... * o rm o A for better than expected clean the spot with Blue Lustre. Easy washer-dryer combina­ 35 MAIN ST. —fecond floor, 3 8464. Price $16,500. Owner-agent, his behalf. Javits later told a I B ridg^rt Operators 643-1888. ^ ,322,500. H ayes Agency, _ ^ Tuesday nigbt as "veiy, very pilots with a flow of statements and proved a maxmed opaca Rent electric shampooer $1. tion, excellent 'condition. 646- rooms, heat, hot water, elec­ quiet'" Olcott Variety Store. 6147. LAKEWOOD______nntrw.TR North—646-0131, repeating threat# to try toe air- ^ t o m b e d ship can Join wMh a teaker s»- Trainees tric stove and refrigerator. ■oavNte a seootxl rtraight night Ths dedsian to withdraw the men butw at-♦ the same M—time in- Klein In talks with former Cban- telHte In oibtt and use tto fu || S-bedroom Ranch with formal ~ tciilland n «w h m e a inufm- cellor Konrad Adenauer - and HEATING BOILER for sm all MAHOGANY end, coffee and oc­ Parking. Available Augrist 1. .(jnfaig mom rec room CaP«- dormer, fire- TOtLAND — New homes under raicial violence______, ___ H it was troops was announced fay FoUce sislng Hanoi’s poHeios would be . ■»* ™«tors for propuWon, U beral benefits. Presently house, completi with oil burn­ casional tables; mirror;' desk; $60 monthly. 649-2866 before 5 with firenlace. lovely settine place, nice level lot, excellent ®®|“*ti'uction, high teens te tow quelled only after xwUce placed 8*5** humLie. Agena 10 caitoTbrSed for working 50 hours weekly. p.m. > 1location,— u__ . $17,500. . . . T.J.m T CJrockett 20’s.20’e, 4 modelsmodek to ehooMchoose fiwmn from. _^ curfew on a Negro businem Businessmen in the riot zone The latest came from the rich Von Brentanp. the Agena 8 rendezvous because er and all controls. Has built- table lamp; fold-away bed; nice level lot Original owner Javits said in tioth eases Us in automatic water heater. wing chair; antique bureau. R ealtor, 643-1677. ToMand Woods BulWera, To!- and residentiel area, had expressed fears of new riot­ North' Vietnamese charge d’af- Hs link with the Gemini 10 nose selling. T. J. Crockett Real­ land, 8764410. discussions dealt with KMn’a ______^ ___ Used, b u t like new. CaU 649- 649-5983. tor, 643-1677. Police Sgt J. T. Lowe said 12 ing if toe goardsmen were with-shares in Laos, Nguyen C3ian, htochs toe view of toe aatn^ E. A. PATTEN Company 8812 after 5:30 or anytime GROWING family? You’U Uke drawn. who told newsmen in Vientiane: rep^tions to nauts. They m i^ he aUe to aun ANTIQUE 4 poster bed, in very this 6 room older home, large peiBons — aU Negroes and •Saturday. FIVE R(X}M fireplaced Ranch, moetly teeitagere — were ar­ Tbers was no official an­ "There are no American prison- toeir target as they make toe 203 Wetherell S t, Manchester god condition. 649-6859 between built-ins, extra large lot $15,- bright zooms, gara^, fruit nouncement when the rest of the 6-9 p.m. ■ trees, $16,900. I^ n a rd < ^ e n c y , SUMMER SPECTAL rested. MiBi^ minor Injuries 400 HEAVY cedar clotheadine 900. Call Irene Kwiat Leonard were reported from toe aporadte guardsmen would be dismissed poles, many sizes. Also bas- R ealtors, 646-0469. SI,”* ^ KELViENA’rOR, smaU chest Agency, Realtors, 646-0469 or BEAT THE HEAT attacks by smeft bands. from toeir emergency duty. He said "aa war criminals SchneMer reported toMsday ketbaU and fence poles. 649- 742-8349. Mayor Louis H. Rlttter, who takisn in acts of violence” away from Gemini 10 bad 376 pounds 1363. freezer, excellent condltlan, $40 IDEIAL location — Attractive Hdp Wanteo— 649-2323. - custom built Garrison Colonial, COVENTRY sounded out Gov. Baydon Bums against North Viet Nam would ® hearing, prei^udy of propeUant remalntag. Be an- $17,900 — 4 BEDROOM Cape) be "answerable to the govern- toe purpose of Us umated that under normal ooi* Male or Fonale 37 BLUE LUSTRE — not only rids with fireplace, walk-out base­ 6 rooms, IK baths, fireplace, Tuesday about caUing out tbs Lebanon Crash illm.iii .iimI ji ftrifll ment and people.” But be added ^ ^ tUtions, 166 to 256 pooDds woidd carpets of soil but leaves pile ment, laige lot, doee to Route garage, screened ptxnh. Beau­ Six room Ranch in excel­ Natkmal Ckiaid If neoessacy, HAIRDRESSER wanted. Good 36” GAS Stove, $20. 643-2615 aft­ tifully landstteped yard, priced said city poUce were able to North Viet would “aiways “ ves^te toe Soviet terror ^ required for toe A m • «working conditions, 5 day soft and lofty. Rent ,electric 15. MlDette Agency, 643-5892. lent. condition. Located Brings Arrest apparatus. cbasc. shampooer, $1, Paul’s Paint te e r 4. in tow 20’s, mssumable m ort­ handle the situation, with toe follow a humane pdlhcy: week, paid vacation. OoU 643- wttoin few minutes to the In 'VITasUngton, Sen. Elverett Klein said that when he But tote may not be WaNx>aper Supply. USED FURNTTURE — bloltde KEITH MANCHESrm — Bowers gage. Principals only. Call own­ lake. Full'basement base­ help of some state troopers. DonaM F . Mordaveky, 18, of learned Dodd was going, he en­ 6808. Beboot 7 room Colonial, liv­ er, 6434650. “As long as ft gets no worse 36 aheiwood O rde was arrest­ M. Dirksen a t BUnols, Republi­ based on toe excess amount of bedroom set, living room set, board Jieat, all extm largo can minority leader, said if couraged him to make the trip fuel required for toe eazHor ra» FOR SALE — pair of walkle- ate. Call 649-6384 after 7. ing rorain - washed confessions’ Senate Foreign Relations Com­ Musical Instruments 53 rage, excellent location. T.J. Fires caused $1,000 damage to on top of a stone wol. from some of the Americans as ficutt to track down because ft 30 GALLON perm a • glass g^qs RFAL ESTATE Shaded lot s ear garage. lent financing available. mittee probe of foreign agents. SONOLA accordion — 5 shift, $22,500. IVolverton Agency, Crockett, -Realtor, 643-1677. a laundry and tnwpecilled dam- He was charged with failure Hanoi attempts to reap the has no battery power, Fglite o^- Payroll And water heater, like new. Reason­ However, he testified that not rader traasConner as dM Agena 120 bass, excellent condition, I ’t'i \ A ll IN .Ml', Realtors, 640-2813. age to a grocery. Police said te drive in an estalUlsbed lone, benefits of such propaganda, a sinc^e one of his West German able. Ciall 649-3349. MANCHESTE21 —-Porter S t — both vrare believed to have been ^tete poUce said he 'was drlv- Other oenatpra of trath par- M. ^ $150. CaU 649-0543. 4 bedroom Colonial, large J. D. REAL ESTATE clients who had canceled toeir Inventory Clerk M \ \ ( II MANOHEiSTER — Modem 6 ■et by imrti« trim**** F ew er U n d e r gSyOOO For interestinig and varied 6106. Bum aiding, 124x268 lot, cen­ with fireplace, IK baths, at­ fought toe loimdry w*—, avoid an animal...4^.1 in toe M.. road.W.O.I iiM out Its threat * “ uoaaa m p. work with many employe tral. Bd Air Real Estate, 643- tached garage, x>atio. Call own­ “Would you say that Senator CSEDOAGO—Ten yean eg* KEEP carpet cleaning dpblems ...... I--I—. ... I I \ bon^moofting Akron, OMo, ***■ skidded off toe right ,^Dodd’s trip was personaHy heli>- more than 10 m ililoa” IT. 8. benefits. Some experience small — use Blue L u^e wall Wanted—To Buy 58 9832. er, 643-0804. SOUTH WINDSOR ^Modern 8 couple told police toey were at- kkla ®f road and crossed to waU. Rent electric efaampoo- fid to you?” arited toe Efthics families earned under 83,000 a preferred. In Manchester HOUSEHOLD lots, antiques, INDUSTRY SIX ROOM Cape with. ftiU shed MAJNOHElBrER — Ranch house, bedroom Ranch, full basement tacked by a gang of and te toe other aide where ft came Katzenbach Hits Committee’s counsel, Benjamin year — toe figure moat fra* areoi Write brief resume, er, $1. Larsen’s Hai]dware. bric-a-brac, clocks, franies, dormer, 8 bedrooms, dining S^bedrooms, waU to waU oaz^ temole " N e g ^ when they to a stop atop a low stone ivaU. R. Fem . MordaySky was tmlnjured. quenfly used to define poreity. handled in confidence, to 20” PORTABLE window fan, 2- glassware. We buy estates. Lewg* o r SmoH room, fireplaced Uving room, pet, storm oombinaiion stepped at a triliOc light Proposed BUI *T’d rather put It toe other They number only 8 mlBlaft Air Real Estate, 643-9332. Mr. end M— 4004 a fte r 6 p m . ' VHRNON-6 room Ranch, dose ^ by wrrecker. ToCiirbKlan eUne to about 3 mlBIoa by 19IB, CaU a fte r 5 p.m., 643-9804. 3959. Immedlata occupancy, ■ to Manchester Une, heavUy J Klein said he had made cam­ WE BUY and stil antique and e We have available finano- $17,500. Wolverton Agency, Mordaveky is to appear in WU- (Oonttmed from Page One) paign contributions to Dodd and used furniture, china, glass- sil­ Ing. Realtors, 649-2813. to a hospital for cuts and Umantio C ircuit Court 12 on let him make free use at his ver, picture frames, old coins, teas iMhJding fh ii^ rec j,rutoe» o n^r legs and arms. Aug. 9. Katzehbach doubtless bad In Boats and Accessories 46 e WUl buUd-to-Iease, with or MANCHESTER aw $700-a-ononth suite in toe Essex CO bus, also driver f^ school guns, pewter, rorap gold, TWO-FAMILY on Main St. — A white girl about 10 a ^ Miss , UuHu tZlO OOmplDt^ IDOK ok __ l-_ »_ mt__■■ ______^ ___ buses In Sept^nber. 644-1902. 1^’ MFC—35 h.p. Johnson mo­ watches, old ]ew«;lry, hobby without option. ▲ valuable piece of property cess that^Justics Depart- ‘‘ landscaped, only $22,600. CoUl Mary Lou Festa ofV^aleah, it, tor, trailer, ski aocesscu'iee, ooUectiona, paintings, attic con­ e WIU selL for businere, etc. For further Large 2-famiIy duplex, one g_ OTVn nmjLvi AA.O fMOo n~TW thTififf SUCTDrOQ S0VCPD CUC0 ill ment has had in ffforts to en- fTJLL or part-time' designer- cover, sun deck, $696. 649-6366. tents or whole estates. Furni­ details call Philbrlck Agency, side vacant, consisting of 6 ft Wagner, 043-90B8. 878-8896. jacldents. HEALTH CAPSULES force laws to cuib the activities •bnftaman. Excellent <^iportun- ture Repair service. 641-7449. Realton, 649-8464. rooms, IK batos, steam -VERNON RuUedge Pearson, state preol- lqrmdisdA.PMtf,mil. of toe U.S. Communist party and ^ Ity foe qiudifiad mem or worn- K ' -ALUMINUM boat, trailer. heat, completely redecorat­ require Communists to reglste*’ . to work on varied and inter­ Capacity 600 pounds. Three FIVE BEDROOtMR 2 fiS ECONOMY CAPE COD dent of toe National Aasodation WHAT ed. Opportunity, to have for toe Advancement of Colored with toe U.B. government ^ of--columns by Pear- esting arcUtectural projects. years old. 3.6 outboard motor, baths, modem MtAen with home with income or good p e M ta o u ^ $200. 649-1667. bvilt-lns, 2 fireplaces, walk-— Transferred owner offers People, c^led off further ANEMIA Z »8 prepared testimony fw Anderson led to toe to- Xankey .Associates, 627 Main investment. Shown by ap­ this 6-room home Ideally ■treet, Manchester, 6«84>498. out basement, screened porch, pointment, Full price $24,- marches on CEity HaU until after toe committee was unusual yestigatlon. They not only situated for any cooling a oonference with toe mayor brief. Of its 16 porapaphs, toe charged Dodd with acting as garage, handy location. $26,- 500. breezes. Stove, refrigerator Diamoifais^W atchBto- 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ scheduled Friday. NAACP pick­ first 12 were devoted to praising errand boy” for Klein hut and many other Items are the work of Willie’ ^ e l in its aiverting to toe senator’s Jew uhy 48 tors, 649-8464. Included In toe $16,900 ets bave been denumstmtlng Sitoatloiis Wantod~ against city hiring practices. investigation of toe Klan. thousands of dollan In Female 38 WATCH ANP JEWELRY rw ALICE CliAMPET, Realtor ' price. Call D. Doiiton at a r a wr iHTHWi'iBH Xmmacidate 349-6306. "I am trying as bard as 1 can The committee, ho said, has oeanpalgn ftinds raised at teati- pairing. Prompt service. Dp to gbedioom home, 118x180 lot, 649-4648 to maintain peace,” Pearson •torought to public scrutiny a I WILL- habyeit dally, m y -hcxne. $20 on your old w atch - In oompelUng and disturbing ac­ Miayberry Wiage, olbse to two blocks to school, bus, shop­ B&W said. *”rbe real cause of toe President Johnson, long a trada. CSosad Mondays. F . B. ping, low 20’s. Bel Air Real trouble Is something we have count of organized terrorist ac­ close friend of Dodd’s, and Vice M anchester. OeA 289-2001 be- B n y , m Main Street, Mats BARROWS & WALLACE tivity.” RANGE lore 7 p.m. E state, 643-9332. been pleading tor tor years — President Hubert H. Humphrey Theater Building. MANCHBSTBaR — new homes Manchester Parkade better bousing. Job oppor- Willis has predicted quick were the priiroipal ^leakera at AM» MANOHEBTBR — Suburban ready now. Good locations. Orv ______Manchester 649-5306 tunities, appointment of Ne- House approval of toe legisla­ the (pinners. FUEL OIL Goslee, Agency, 644-0063. tion after hie committee allows WOULD hfce to do baby ettiUng Garden—Furm—Daily LOW COST. TOO! netting, reiativUty. new Colo­ OARPENTHR ROAD-Bolton. P^-maUng boeid^ Dim baa said ha weloomed la nay home. Call ; 6494041. nial, 4 rooms down and 8 up, two days for taearinga,' tba Investigattoa. He has filed a GASOLINE Frodncte 80 C i^ RA1ES (15 WOhOSl one fim bath, * lavatories SEVEN ROOM Cape with ga- Trim and tidy. Four room “J? . . ■ __ ON ALL PONTIACS Ranch with enclosed breeze- Nynee picketed ^ $8 mUlion Hbel suit against SlTUCU'LT freffi tg g t iaae sale. fun basement combination ragq, modem knotty pine Uteb- A M M)UR. ^(OONSenSNOB FUND” O m D a y ...... 4 5 a 3 Doys • ■ • • .$1*17 way and garage. Kltehen Is Tuesday wrllhout Inddsnt. JMCM a - M f^ Pearson and Anderson. In Ms PQMiAM would Uke to InliyaM ' Mlgliterawlers. Tomeaewrid, wtndows. atta(*ed garage, K «n, nice yard wrlth dutaido fire- The U B. Tkeasuiy’s ’toon- earlier testimony to toe com- •8 her Imne, days. 81V488L Six D a y s ...... $1.98 10 Days ...... $3.00 Come Id For A Demonsfrafion acre lot T. J, Crockett, Real- place, $18,000; Millette Agency, 10x12, 2 bsdroomf, large pan- VTTAMIN Bit To BE A B fp ttP S P , BANTLY OIL Box 863. South Rd., Bdtoii. eled Hvlng rotzn with wall to Ulictigo » IF THI^ 4U9PTANCB » scienoe fund” oonaiats of money mlttee, Dodd said he was\anx- open da^. 649-6472. tor, 648-1677. . LACKING, Bit I4NT A FfO R B B P . aent In anonymously by eitizena ious to help Klein ( ()>11‘ , IN' ■ IMMEDIATE ACTION v/Hi cari>et, finUhed base- CHUOAOO (AP) — National :i;n M\i\ siui i r ‘^Isitntioiis Wanted— CaU before 10:30 weekdays (9 AJVL Saturdays). You 1964 SPOTLEias 2-famlly, separ- BAiNGH — 4-bedrooma, 2 batos, .m ent Ix>t Is terraced and tree Guardsmen were pidled off pat- PBMiaOUi ANfMlA K fU Tf. who think they owe the money felt his old friend was ^ Male 39 Booaehold Goods 51 can start an ad or cancel an ad same day. . tit-f excellent reidden- family room, screened porch, shaded, 100x800. Perfect con- rols of toe Wert Side Thesday to the govenunent because of tim of an injustice” 11,1, I'l'i r.'i'i Atlon. Wbl-verton Agsnegri nigitat and ttre area which was tuDoiaa tax avMAoa% ftMttoSf liotty resulting from^tba LWN MOWING; hadgas SP-ACai HEiATESl — Gas stove, PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, INC. ftol o ia a , $24,900. HuteWnn cazpUting, B uddey Bohool a rea. JiliiftlftM liiiitrtlsiftziSlwqssh Itn. I, N ill.' ' I trimmed. Name .your washing machine. Mveiything ACMMy, BteM ont M94KM. O ontf. Offieaa t 3 7 3 M AM SA ; J; Brice, aity a raasonable etfar. IHm new. Tww acw m doens. 843-2711. Claasified DepL A M O D MiACe TO KNOW MANCHeSIIBr. CONN. * 9 am. /

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1966 The Weather ?AGE THIRTY-' Average Daily Net Press Run Clear and codl tonight, loir For the Week Ended Masinda, additions to dwelling In 60s: sunny and pleasant to­ _____ Ellington duly 9 ,19«S Public Records at 600 E. Middle Tpke., $3,000. morrow, high near 80. About Town C. D. Skowronski, tool' shed Head-on Crash Warrantee Deeds at 56 Helalne Rd., $50. The Little M>ss Softball, Inc., 14,231 Earle S. Rohan and Alice J. Choman Housewrecking for Brings Arrest Manchester-^A CUy o f ViUage Charm 5^ MAYTAG alumni, will be host to the An­ Carter Chevrolet Inc., demolish PRICE SEVEN CENTS dover Girl's Softball team Fri­ Rohan to Doris P. Delano, prop­ (Classified Advertising on Page IS)] dwellings at 26 Welts St., $500, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1966 day at 6 p.m. at tiling Junior erty on Gardner St. An Ellington motorist was Seymour Schneider and Amy and at 19 Charter Oak St.* (EIGHTEEN PAGES) WASHERS High School. arrested after a head-on colli­ VOL. LXXXV, NO. 247 Schneider to .Albert E. Don- $550. sion on Pinney St. last night. \NI) nestad Jr. and Kay E. Don- Howard Andrews for R. A. Robert C. Scully of 26 Foley There were no injuries. St., recently was appointed fi- nestad, property on Diane Dr. Briggs, alterations to dwellig DRYERS ' nancial secretary of Campbell Herbert E. Wolfram and at 60 Jarvis Rd., 41,976. State Police charged Ardys Double Dose Thelma N. Wolfram to Edward •Kenneth Reynolds, swimming T. Chamberlin, 34, of Winde- Council. K of C, by John W. RICaiMOND, 'Va. (A P )— s i ; k A. Troutman and Beatrice E. pool at 12 Kane Rd., $2,500. Gemini 10 Due Home McDevitt, supreme knight. He mere Ave., with failure to grant Troutman, property at 26 Coop­ LBJ Skirts Isspe Item from the Vlrgflnla Traf­ Marian Zajfic, alterations to succeeds James P. Tierney who^ one-half the highway and oper­ fic Safety News, a monthly sen’ed for 12 years. Scully was er St. three-tfaihily dwelling, at 50 Executor’s Deeds ating a motor vehicle while un­ publication of the governor’s NORMAN’S grand knight of the council In Union St„ $60. highway safety committee: Matthew M. Moriarty, execu­ der the influence of intoxicating 1964. ______Lawrence C. Harin, altera­ A speeder was arrested Knr T ill' Hi 'mI U o ll tor of the will of Annie L. liquor or drugs. tions to two-family dwelling at Of War Retaliation near Norton for going i m Police said Chamberlin was Uiul T h e II ' I Mrrvii**' LOTS OF INK Moriarty, to Margaret E. Sul­ 126 pearl St., $2,500. With Many Records To print all the newspapers driving on the left-hand sj^e of "We are allowed to say noth- through a radar setup at 95 41.S IfAHTKOlUI n o livan, one-half of one-third in­ Holland R. Cote, alterations in the United States in a single terest In property on Center St. Pinney St. when he c o in e d with WASHINGTONXAP) - " " Sy ins .t .n," miles an hour. to dwelling at 148 Bolton St., M/%NrHKSTKR weekday requires between 600,- Matthew M. Moriarty, execu­ a car operated by^/Bernard President Johnson, while lt«m T !S ir^ ‘'targets' are not Red Cross officials, however Unable to post bond, he 000 and 700,000 pounds of ink. tor of the will of Annie L. $600. Struthers, 28, of Benedict carefully avoiding retala- grimlnals^nd should not be confirmed that the question ^11 sent a friend to his home to Atlantic Pence Co. Inc. for Moriarty. to Maurice J. Cole­ Dr., Wapping. / tion threats, says t h e „ aud,.” be discussed at a meeUng Fri- bring his wife back to bail Mrs. Josephine Pontillo, fence man and Francis H. Coleman, Moderate damage was report­ American people would “ re- once again, he called for a day of the all-SwiM humarntari- him out. Splashdown at 176V4 Spruce St., $195. one-half of oiie-third Interest in act accordingly” should Ha- conference under Red Cross an On. the way back, the Julie H. Riddlesworth, fence ed to the cars. property on Center St. noi try downed U.S. pilots auspices to assure the prisoners J®” ^^r prison- friend went through the Marriage License at 8 Cornwall St., $550. same radar setup—at 85 Set at 5:07 TEL. 643-9016 on charges of war crimes, of humane treatment under ^ Paul M. Kumpltsch, Manches­ /Correction Asked about North Vietnam- i»49 Geneva agreements, which ers. miles per hour. 1ht ter, and Arlene Mildred Mon- nse threats that such trials will Hanoi claims do not apply to the WASHINGTON (AP) — Sens In Atlantic dun, 38 Norwood St. France First It was Rudy Frank of Bridge- be launched, Johnson responded present fighting. J. W. ‘ ^rt, and not Rudy York, who Building Permits WASHINGTON — While It a news conference Wednes- Ohe Red Cross committee re- Saltonstall called today for re- Birchers Refute B'. T. Peterman, alterations has succeeded Manchester's CAPE KENNEDY, Fte. France was the most popular .’ay by saying: "I think the peo- fused comment on President strain! in any American relaiia- Norman Comollo as chairman (AP)—One of m ^’s most to two-family dwelling at 52 destination of American visi'torX ile of this country and the Johnson’s proposal. tion if North Viet Nam pu State GOP Plank of the State Board of Fisheries exciting and significant Pearl St., $385. in 1965, ‘Italy and Germahy peaceful people' of the world Officials told questioners the captured U.S.^ pilots on trial as f AP )-T h e John R. E. Miller for Orlando Morl- space adventures reaches a ROUTE 83, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. were close behind. In a sample and Game. would find this action very re- committee’s president. Samuel war crinimals. ftocietv took ’issue today conl, alterations to store at 699 blazing climax late today three months of 1065, 26 p*r volting and repulsive, and Gonard, and iU executive ^.mid widespread predictions repirfiation by the Con- Main St,, $3,000. BBITI8H-GEBMAN TV SAME NEXT TO THE TREAT ^ O P cent of passport applicants would react aocordlngly.” director, Roger Gallopln, or- congress that prisoner trials . Rewblican ^ r t y when the Ctemini 10 astro­ Armando R. Darna, additions LONDON—The first Briti^ nauts make a meteoric dive to dwelling at 8 Devon Dr.^ $150. chose France. Next i^^ere Italy, John*,n twice skirted ques- dered a news blackout on the seventeen) if sal«riw5u^r‘‘seJie^^^^^ db- Tired Cowpokes Can Sleep Anywhere cn,ere was no report of any Lovers of seafood come from miles around clashes with the enemy planes Nears W -tt-Stattts •rs, 1^ 'iliB d bceh'elm dst cer- be a pointless farce. Young and Coffins w w e ftwak- NONE SOLD ON THE SIDEWAU. COME INSIDE — * ^ ‘ ^ AM ■ ^ . r’tui » LmTImab nAdv for center slices of Pinehurst Under the U.S- command’s BE RTTED IN COOL COMFORT! Unused Booklets usual reporting policy,' there as file spacecraft passed over was no announcement whether g‘jf'I,r“ L o " ^ a r * ^ d ^ o v e d eT^ exchTngeT'TwVdefi^^^^ has James • i . - R 4 ^ V ^ the airline neso- the eastern Afiantte about 6 FRESH BLOCK ISLAND Not Explained the planes were lost to missiles annnnmin hnrd-'t>ersisted over a number of ^.i,i ooikilnuG "just-M lonx as of the unions plan to take Ramsey said the air^e or conventional ground fire. ghin austere as any they years and has brought the there ie po^W lity of vote, which tiators had even . “ Good morning," ttg K eofi' L\DIES’—“AMERICAN GIRL’ LADIES’ COOL The RB66 was hit about 70 ship as^^austere ^ ^ “ y jn e y ^ devaluation., piogresi” toWanl ending the s .r v ^ to dday the talks tor settlement r « ^ m e n d a t l o ^ , To McNamara miles north-northwest of Hanoi, doubts the new There haVe been heavy sales two-week strike tying up some nearly a week. a presidential ^ e ig e n c y “ Good morning," cheerfully PUMPS WEDGE SANDALS WMBlMaTOH (AP) - Ab«.l •«>"• ■ ™“ritrpwm h.J p>«. I.r « th. I. X tt. ..r »■ 2” W"-* •!».«»«. I«»l went down on a strike 60 miles devaluation, traffic. Went of the striking machinists jjg aald this meant the strikeirs ,, 3,000 program bookleU were ^'^.northeast of Hanoi, a U.S. and its price has dropped in re- • couldn’t even vote on the emer- ^ |e«lh« «M Shipments of this delicious fresh sword will arrive Reg. to $11 Reg. to $6 printed iq> tor last Monday’s spokesmen- said . , belled. mbp nrincinal reason tor the lation to other currencies. But gency board suggestions. morning?” the ground coman» Potomac River boat ride of Viet The location of the other loss recession deliberately the exchange rate w ^ t up shar- AWced whether this meant the j^fg^tor quarlod. "" early Thursday and again Friday morning. Price will White, Beige, White, Bone Nam war wounded. immediately govero^^gov union, which has rejected the “ Great,” Young i be lower than last week and at least 30c under what l»ard’6 contract formula, would of the nounced his progrram. They were reail^ B» you pay at the shore fish stores. or Patents; Black! A Pentagon fimefionary. low^u English, the ment — the defense Individual Income now accept It if the alrHnes checking over the booklets after M S 't r s I ; toroe'^m andlr. pound sterling in world money, Wilson’s proposals, which al- woiiW put it 1»ack on the bar­ ((Bee Page Bight)' they were printed, saw that Sec- Premier Nguyen Cao Ky markets — was complex and most led to the resignation of gaining table, Ramsey saWi FRESH HADDOCK and FLOUNDER retary of Defense Robert 8. Me- ^ j the area that confusing to the man in the his deputy prime minister, "No—hell no.’* Namara was given the wrong ™ Vietnamese dead had street, But he will be hit by George Brown, were seen by Reaches New High TINY BAY SCALLOPS lb. $1.39 middle lnitial-“L”initial__"L ” . c ^ r m ^ ^ ' b y. “higher■'l.t.vUnM salesaalaa lavPQtaxes, tlchtprtighter curbs ClirbS manymPTlV asn.Q firstflFSt aid onlyOHIV fOT “ •1310 near breakdown in the NOT ALL COLORS OR STYLES IN WASHINOTON (AP) — trade, and the service Indus talks heightened speculation Feldspar M in e The functionary also nottcad and another 562™ rr™ Communists .m ists on consumer credit and a freeze Economy badly out of kilter and ana anouie increase in wages, prices not a long-range solution. . . tries, the department said. that Johnson, who has exhaust- ALL SIZES — BUT A GOOD SELECTION! that Texan Walter Jetton probably killed. on any increas Spurred by Increased payrolls The denartmehtdepartment revisedre v is^ up- legal avenues to end the Cave-in T r a p s PINEHURST STEAK SALE 89e THE MAGIC NUMBERS 99c described a . ‘ ‘WngfPfn^of the ,j^eA11= A»., along with Shurfine Soda 5 qts. 89c (no deposit), and all the 99c si>eclal8 listed below . . . it looks .... sea- materials used to compile the j^g^jation, aODTH PlAIBflB, MflJne as If 89 and 99 were the magic budget saving numbers this set aside and another batch and Wilson, also chopped $2 biUion ernment. . record $676.4 biUion on a Aj A man was herted and pT®* printed. 'This time, fiiere were ^^yj^a.lns a mile or two from off government spending, much Frank Cousins, head of the aonally adjusted annual basis, figures. HowcveiHowever. thare______w ^ M ^ a oavedn ait ao week. This resulted, tor example, in ^ gpeh YVhite HouBe Now and Save With Boy and John's no typographical errors. g aix-mlle-wide buffer zone o f it in foreign aid and mainte- transport and General Workers reporting this today, the open • pit leMspaiP move. PORTERHOUSE Save on Grote and Weigel or Tobin’s First Prize. Asked about this, the Penta- , mating the two Viet Nams. nance of British armed forces in unjoj,, the largest in Britain, Department said the (See page Seventeen) Albany today. ----- gon acknowledged to reprint prisoner. quesUoned be- Western Europe and east of. gaid his organizatipn could not largest of TMe Oxford County Miorifra and the reasons tor it. It cost operafional head- Suez. ^ "accept and cooperate with the April-June quarter, . . but . a fell.„ office said there la “ very MttO® FRANKFURTS lb 99c $17.60 a page to correct two ^artw s^ninrm fiM south of the The aim is to^curb spending at tj,e wage freeze. With Lai^s ^SUMMERTIME short of the increase tor Febru­ hope” for the survivaa of OHvei! Tenderloin pages, the department said, ap- ^ jj.y g r said his unit wasyy cso sent - - home------and abroad and promote- ary and March. Frechette, about 66, of Norway. about a domestic production of goods (See Page Seventeen) Seven Pacifists Arrested Frechette was working aJon® STEAK Save on tender U. S. Choice genuine spring rib or very (See Page Five) to South Viet Nam For the first six months of this year, personal income in a mine owned by Btasrte* meaty shoulder. Wiley of Norway when ttie fao® NEE YORK CUT or HIP reached a seasonally adjusted r.S . CHOICE CERAMIC BATHRCOM annual rate of $569 billion, up of the workings fell on him.^ lb 99c Newest Polaris Sub At first *t was reported two LAMB CHOPS Young Mother, Two Children Shot $46.8 biUion from the corre­ SIRLOINS sponding period of last year. men wefie trapped. But it was discovered tfliat John Hatstead It costs so little and adds so much. It lasts a life­ About 80 per cent of the June other than hip cut Save 10c lb. on Manchester’s freshest U. S. Choice of Albany had not reported for rise reflected payroU gains Hailed By Nitze Sirloin 89> work, the sheriff’s office said. time. Don't settle for. substitutes. Nothing has the which, were partly offset by a STEAK Cleveland Racial Riots Continue Wiley hastily rounded up ROUND GROUND lb. 99c decline in farm Income. Trans- oirotoN (AP) The United son Inaugurated the develop- Wiley M sU y ro . After you leave" the Meat , Dfept., 1111 up your style like CERAMIC Tile, (XfflVBaUAND, (ffiio (AP) — "wagon” with Manchester’s freshest fruits 8.rurlty benriltt. by W 0 - p , „ A ..A b iB li,. KXI.y with - “ I” " M Bot and Vegetables at budget saving prices. Lean \vith no waste and outstanding flavor. This tender Police and National Guardsmen OSCAR! MAYER Up to 100 Sq. Ft. milUon during the month. I^ retary of the Navy Paul H. 'd eep ly toe man was Native Blues, Tomatoes and other local prod­ pot roast is very popular. opened fire on-a car early to­ All major industry groups hailing the underwater to that of today’s P ola^ that t a w how ep y ucts arrive daily. Includes Labor, day, wounding a 16-year-old Ne­ registered gains from May to ^ .4^^^ most credible de- it may truly ,, The *cave-ln happened whlla gro mother and her two chil­ V A C PACKED BOTTOM ROUND ROAST lb. 99c June with substantial increases power this or any other difterent system, i ‘ temporarily absent Materials and dren at the scene of a fire. in government, oonstrucUtm, tjon has yet creaed.” About 75 pacifists, sp ecific^ y Y The blazing guns injured five ------The USS Will Rogers-named opposed to Polaris submarin^ from me imne ^ CUCUMBERS Your Choice pwsons, including a NaUonal ^ These cubes are cut from U. S. Choice beef and featured tor the late American huihorist because of the long-ronge mis- ^ ^ load of feM- Guard captain hit by a richo- special at INSTALLED offColors. _be commissioned into giies aboard, paraded outside H n ^ BACON cheting bullet. France Drops 2 For 19c Ea. 10c One otf the wounded was a 7- service within a year. It was the gates of the ®ec^®^ Allwtny is in Western Oxford I I . t i n christened in special ceremonies shipyards of the General Dy- (^ m the Mato CUBE STEAK month-oW baby. The shooting ‘Doped’ Bomb OAIilF. LONG WHITE NEW started when the driver refuaed by Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey,, namico Oorp. about 20 miles north PlUsbury’s new Freezer Mix to get out of the car and tried to wife of the vice president. Police carried some of them county ohira NEW ITEMS dessert “something Dlll’rent” In Safety Test SPECIAL - INLAID KITCHEN LINOLEUM speed o«, a Guard spokesman The sub, the 41st of its type, to a •waiting police bus when POTATOES Pineapple, Lemon or Choco i>x