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TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1985 . A rtru a Daily Nat Praaa Ron tAGB FOURTEEN / 1 V w tlM WMk IM «d manrljPBtfr Enpning Ifwalii Mjr ai, laaa 13,520 iianrIfTatTr iEumtttg HrraUi «t Mw A«dH a i OtrenlatlM Manehiitar^ A CUy o f VUlogo Charm AaMrUrfBc M Tam M)) PRICE SEVEN CENTS y o u LXXXIY, NO. SS9 (TWENTY'BIGRT PAGKMTWO SBCT10N8) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1965 ilH«[! r|«— im '1 Bomb Threat White House Reveals fr Detains King 340,000 Military Hike WASHINGTON (AP) — The Rev. Martin Luther King flew into Washington behind schedule today for a aeries of civil rights sessions. H« had b«en delayed In Pbll-^ adelphia by a bomb acare ington oivil rights leaders and which he attributed to "p«ank> appearing at rallies. ^11’ ' i t f S k ! i Stere.” "Washington has about the $1.7 B illion Anonymous telephone oalla same problem we have found reporting a bomb aboard hla in all the other oommunitles,” m\ plane held him up ao long he King said. He named them as Boost Asked I'sP mlkeed a breakfast gathering housing. Jobs and the whole (<5rJ o f Civil rights leaders. No ex­ school question. plosives were found In a search King also expressed support For Defense of the aircraft. for a bill now in Congress to mi give Washington home rule At a news conference, also and said if it doesn’t get WASHINGTON (AP — delayed, the Negro leader, head The Johnson administra­ of the Southern Christian Lead­ through Congress, "there may ership Conference, was asked be mass nonviolent action" in tion disclosed plans t^ a y how many bomb thfiats he has •Washington to call attention tb to increase the nation’s received. the matter. King called the voting rights fighting forces by 340,- "I really don't know—I don’t 000 and asked for | l.7 bil­ keep up with all of them," he bill, now nearing passage, baa-i replied. slcally a good measure. But lion in additional emer­ He made hla referenoe to he said he would have liked it gency defense funds. 3 “ the work of pranksters" in to Include elimination of the Both steps are primarily be­ 4 the same exchange. poll tax. cause of the Viet Nam situation. Several hundred persona had However, the Increased man­ King noted that Washington gathered at Shaw Junior High Vi the fourth city of the North power does not mean the pros­ School to have breakfast with pective dispatch of that many that he has visited on his cur­ King at 8 a.m. The announce­ rent tour. He said It is a pos­ additional men to Viet Nam. ment of his delay was made President Johnson asked Oon- sibility that he will see Presi­ about 0:20 a.m. dent Johnson while he is here gresB for the $1.7 billion “ to in­ Dorothy Lynn told reporters crease our miUtary strength in i ; Imt ‘Tm not sure about this." she took a telephone message He will spend today and Viet Nam.” Thursday meeting with Wash­ (See Page Eighteeii) Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara outlined the pro­ posed manpower buildup in tes­ i* -" CP timony to a closed Senate ap­ propriations hearing. S .E McNamara told the senators UlUlUj Britons’ Queen Mum Dirksen Rises to Make Point that the Communist Viet Cong i JUiTi now hold the initiative in Viet Sen. Everett Dirksen of Illinois rises — to a table Nam. 1 7<'fl top — to make his point in a recent talk with news­ But he predicted that South Pope Paul VI, Gov. Dempsey Meet at Castel C ^ d o lfo Busy as Ever at 65 men in his capacity as minority leader of the Sen­ Viet Nam, with the aid of awldi- tional U.S. fighting forces, will ♦ ' ' ' ' ate. (AP Photofax) , LONDON (AP) — Her M ajes-f By being herself — gracious, win in the long, hard pull ahead. ty Elisabeth Angela Marguerite considerate, wise and witty — Both the President and his she has endeared herself to defense secretary asked blanket State News — lady of the garter, lady of the Dempsey, Pope many people in many places. authority for spending the new ttdstle and the Queen MUm to $1.7 billion emergency fiuis. Mc­ U) There was the time in South millions of BrMons — Is U to- Africa when an ultranattonalist Small Group Marches Namara made it clear that Major Break O 4ay. with the Boer War in mind told much larger detailed require­ her: ments wlU be waiting for the Exchange Gifts ’ At an age when most men and “We find it difficult to forget new session of Oongresa in Jan­ In Probe of A A W m en are retiring, the mother uary. CO bf Queen Blisabeth n and Prin­ what the English did to us.’’ In Allendale Protest CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy (AP) — Gov. John N cess Margaret is as busy as a With a smile up«i her pretty The 340,000 Increase in the beaver in her native Scotland plump face, she sweetly re­ AILBNPiALB, B.C. (AP) —^courthouse sit-in te protest that armed forces proposed by Mc­ Dempsey of Connecticut exchanged gifts today with Bank Holdup Clva Hghtf demanstratora, ig­ Negro voters ware being regis­ I/) With no thought of fading away. plied: Namara would lift them to 2, Pope Paul VI at the papal summer residence. . “ What's she doing on her noring proposals by county of- tered too slowly. 360,000 men by next June 10. Dempsey, his wife, s m * * ♦ — ------^------—------“ I do so sympathise with you. Plans tor today’s march in NEW HAVEN (AP) — Mrthday?’’ said a close friend in You see, ^ soots.’ ’ fieiali to (PmNI i» the registra- In bis original budget proMS- Edward, who is studyhw la seal of Connecticut. The Pope tUm pf Negro Voters, marched AUendalatojjhra mapped at ■ gave the Dempseys medallions The arrest of a man on a ' jresponse to a question. “ Whey, She was once in a friend's al for this fiscal year McNa­ France for the priesthoochurch.” holdup of the Westville 0 and few people who are better As ' the picture expanded up 30,000 from 163,000 and the The Dempseys spoke briefly After the meeting, about 40 at it." ty Courthouse. Tliejwlioe escort Air Force up 40,000 from 809, to the Pope at the oonclualon The governor declined to com­ branch of the General across the screen, the strains of was cut in half. Ttie marchers Negroes staged a midnight The widow of King Oeorge VI 000. of the audience. ment afterward on the meeting Bank and Trust Co. l/> "Ood Save the Queen" filled the formed a circle in a clearing, march to tha courthouse, with the pontiff. was spending her birthday va­ room. Actual strength as of June 1 “Your voice on peace," John Clalbome, 41, was ar­ uo cationing at her castle of Mey sang hynuu and said prayers. prayed for about 10 minutes, Dempsey told the Pcq>e, -“ is the Dempsey plaimed to visit the and marched back to the church this year, the latest report by rested at his apartment at 103 on the wild and windy northern “ Oh, do turn it off,” said the There were no incidents. voice that the world needs to­ Boys’ Town of Rome Thursday. Auburn St. Queen Mum. “ Unless one 1s Meanwhile, 80 Negro and where tha meeting was held. the Pentagon, totaled 2,668,861. The youth center haa a build­ S ■*- (B tip of Scotland, That was composed of 960,127 day.” The office of the Federal «« there and listening to it being white Integimtionlats remained Thera were no incidents. Tlie Dempsey gave Pope Paul a ing erected with funds from An Informant said there would mat-chen were surrounded by Bureau of Investigation and played it's so embarrassing — in Jail at Oraweburg, SO miles (See Plage Twelve) eUver tray embossed with the Connecticut. be a small birthday cake, like hearing the Lord's Prayer north of here; They were arrest­ state troopers. Police C M a i Francis V. Mc­ presents, a glass or two of srhen playing canasta." ed Tuesday after staging a The Negroes are demanding Manus said in a Joint annotmee- G G champagne, telephone calls and ment that "we are satisfied S 8 that voter registration books be telegrams from her family and raopened immediately. South that Claiborne is one of the men friends and visits from some of Cauralina law requires that they involved" in the July 20 holdup. her neighbors. be open one day each month, They said ths investigation Qun salutes win be fired in but local officials can open them B52s Make Second Attack now is centered in New York IS < 9 > "b lionddn’s Hyde Park and by 61b., 8oz. Baby Girl on other days if deemed neces­ City, and that authorities be­ •aval ships and shore batteries. lieve a large portion of the loot mmmea iL O hfi P o sary. 1 An energetic and friendly They were open in Allendale will be recovered. woman, the queen mother al- Monday and 60 Negroes regis ~ y & S 1 < O! ■" 1 r e a ^ this year has visited tered. On Do Xa Mountain Region Officer Oeared lu WWW Jamaica, Omada, France and Born to Patricia Neal ij When the books closed, the BRIDOEPORT (AP) — The Germany, and fulfilled 81 public 115 Negroes, along with white civil Fairfield County coroner absolv­ ^ M engagements at home. OXFX)RD, England (AP) — Actress Patricia Neal, SAIGON, South Vipt trolled the Do Xa, a mlst-d Another Viet Cong group hit still recovering from the effects of a triple stroke six rights workers, refused to leave shrouded area of Jungled moun- the district town of Thoi Binh, in ed a Bridgeport policeman a t o a S T » isa ^ Before the end of the year the courthouse, claiming the Nam (AP) — U.S. B52 taliM In the central highlands. An Xuyen Province 146 miles criminal blame today in the dhe’ll probably make another 36 months ago, gave birth today to a 6-pound, 8-ounce girl. registration had been deliber­ bombers today made their Thirty B62s from Guam hit the southwest of the capital. Six fatal shooting of a 16-year-old The baby is the 39-year-old<|> o ^ ^ « 5 or 40 official appearances, ately slowed down. second raid in three days area on Monday. Viet Cong were kiUed and left boy who was being chased. many to raise money for chari­ film star's fifth child. She was telephone his wife's parents in Thirty-seven were arrested. On the ground, troops of the behind as the defenders fought “I find this tragic accident St. Petersburg, Fla. on the mountainous Do Xa ty. bom in the Nuffield maternity All but 12 have been released on lOlst Airborne Division came off the attack with the help of caused without violation by Gil­ - W Few members of royalty any­ 1 can't remember their ad­ area 350 miles northeast of artUlery. o wing of Oxford'a Radoliffe bond. under Viet Cong fire for the first bert Fisher of statutes relating where can have led a more ex­ dress off-hand,” he said, “ but Representatives of the South­ Saigon, s U.S. spokesman time early today, only six days However, radio contact was to criminal homicide,'' Coroner I’ve got their telephone number o ^ 0 II) emplary life or one more dedl- Hospital. ern Christian Leadership Con­ announced. after about 8,700 of the para­ lost with the outpost of Tam Isadore L. KoUer said in • fic t 1 -eated to duty. There has never “ Pat and the little girl are back in the room.” ference, headed by the Rev. formal finding. lAj CO 6 The spokesman said “ a num­ troopers landed at (Jam Ranh Binh on the Ca Mau Peninsula S K ' ]been criticism of her actions or both well. Everything is nor­ The couple’s other children Martin Luther King Jr., met Bay 180 miles iMrUieast of Sai­ after It was attacked late Tues­ The boy, Levester Pickett, • i 0> activities and never so much as mal,” said Miss Neal’e husband, are Tessa, 8; Theo, now 6, and ber” of the Strategic Air Com­ Tuesday with voting officials. It gon. day. Negro, was shot twice while '• whisper of scandal. British writer Roald Dahl. Ophelia, IH. TTiey are in Scot­ was at this meeting that the mand Jets from Guam made the being pursued June 21 by pa­ strike on a suspected Viet Cong A U.S. spokesman said guer- Viet Cong mortar and amaU “ She’s fooled everyone. No­ land with their nurse. county put forth its proposals. rillaa harassed men of the divi­ trolman, Fisher. “ They’ll be coming home op base in Quang Tin Province. It arms Are inflicted light casual­ iiiCMI body thought she could go The county officials offered: sion with small arms tire but ties on government troops at Cu Kotler conducted an Inquest - c was the eighth B62 raid of the through with it — but she did.” Aug. nth,” said Dahl. To allow Negroes waiting in line American casualties were “ very July 28 and announced his find­ ^ e n d a said Miss Neal want­ Viet Nam conflict to be an­ Chi, about 30 miles northwest of 2 i Senate Rejects Miss Neal entered the hospital to register to sit in the court Ught." Saigon, a U.S. military spokes­ ing today. The policeman fired Monday night. The baby was ed a girl because of Olivia's nounced. both of the shots tbat hit the The Viet Cong has long con- The paratnoopera set up de­ man said. “ 4 55 ^ a due in about two weeks but her death. (See Page Twelve) fensive positions around the youth, the coroner said. Javits Proposal GuerrUlaa aleo hit a ranger husband said the doctors hoped harbor to provide security for ± = C Q to induce the birth to reduce her Army engineers constructing a training site at Trung L ^ , about seven mUes north of Cu Higher Grades On Apportioning time of waiting. base there. Chi. No casualties were report­ NEW HAVEN (AP)—Superin­ She spent hours in the hospital The Viet Cong Inflicted "m od­ WASatNOTON (AP) — torn erate" to “ heavy" casualties on ed. tendent of Schools George W. Tuesday pacing a corridor to Kennedy testified today he flrat step toward a showdown on advance the birth. As a result of government forces in three oth­ Other Viet Cong attacks were z e found that at least 476 pupils • consUtutlonal amendment on her strokes, she still wears a er scattered actions, a military made on a small outpost in the spokesman said. He gave this Mekong Delta, a watchtower were given the benefit of their t i s IsglBlatlve reapporttoninent, the steel and leather brace on one higher grades in college trans­ z . leg. report: about 80 miles south of Saigon 0 0 < i ■enate today rejected a propoa- An estimated battalion of and at Due Hoa, 12 mUes west cripts sent from Hlllhouae Hlgll Dahl, 47, was at the hospital of the capital. School to colleges and unlvand- M 'al of gen. Jacob K. Javlta, R- when the baby was bom but guerriUas ambushed a rerional force on a road-cleaifng mission The government unit at the tle.s. , N-V.) to put "a meaaure of flex- was not In the room. Asked how Kennedy resumed testimony S ffi ® ) f iblUty’ Uito the Supreme he felt, he replied: near Tay Nlnh, 40 miles north­ tower killed three Viet Cong, the west of Saigon. A relief force spokesman said. He said gov- on the third day of a publle .Court’s one man, one vote rul- “ Just wonderful and prouder hearing Into charges that Rob­ Ihg, than ever of Pat." dispatched to the scene did not eramentt casualties at all three make contact with tha Viet posts were “ light.” ert T. LeVlne, principal of HllL JaviU offered hie proposal as Miee Neal, winner of an Acad­ house, forward^ altered meriig 4 3 Cong. • substitute for amendment by emy Award for her perform­ Police In Can Tho arrested 1 i|S>‘ Republican Leader Blverett M. ance in “ Hud,” was stricken in leaders of a demonstration In (Bee Page Twelve) ^ P M een of Blinoie to overcome February while making a film which banners were carried the oourt’s 1M4 decision that in California. She and her bus Nursing School blaming the destruction of a ith housea of aUto legiagla- band returned to their home In achool and a church on U.S. » S 1- 0 III m res must be apportioned on Britain last May. fighter-bombers. A U.S. spokes­ i/> Ibe basis of population. Moving to Hotel man said the police halted about /) A Mies Neal then walked with 180 demonstrators trying to Bulletins 1 - Javlta’ proposal lost 88 to 13 great effort, spoke very slowly HARTFORD (AP)—St. Fran- march into the key delta city 80 Ml a roll,call. and wore a black patch over her ole Hospital has announced miles south of Saigon. e Loaders hoped for a vote Iqtsr left eye because the illness left ww plans tor moving Its school of No violence was reported. fl£ M hi the day on Dlrksen’s amend- her with double vielon. The A group of 300 demonstrators M iJ. PA88BS HOUUH ^ S O > f mant. R has the backing of nursing into the Bond Hotel patch la gone now. next epring, but on a temporary attempted a similar march on WABHINOTON (AP) !id> Psmooratlo Leader Mike Mans­ Despite her illness, she was Can Tho twice last week, but field of gContena. baals. The Houee passed to tiy determined to have her baby. The Bond and Vendom Ho­ each time the police dispersed oompromlae $1.7-bllUefi Five years ago hsr Infant soBi 3 3 ^ 3 " It would permit geography tels were purchased two months them, the Ameiican spokesman Itary oonetnictton auP Tfieo, suffered a oritioal brain i0 iIII ^ •nd poUUoal subdlvisimis as ago by the Roman Catholic said. About 20 leaders were ar­ tlon bill also aimed well as population to be taken Injury when his baby carriagi rested. Ing Congress a el was hit by a New York taxioA Archdiocese of Hartford. i ^ to account In apportioning one Sister Mary Madeleine, admin­ The spokesmen said it had not hand In blocking futura nise of a state legislature, if He has undergone eight opera- been determined whether the downs of military tione. istrator of St. BYancis Hospital, e o o le people approved in a refer* ■aid the present three nursing demonstrations were lnatlg$ DEnCNDBIW NEED Both sMm vuliMrsUs On Dirksen f o u r good PLAYS NORTH6 RB Jaoan fAP) —♦States there are 80 cases perfpersons died, 1T4 of them ax .♦breast, ovary and thyroid 4 A7 K nmotHEMA, ***r^'_ .... •_ ___ a .i___ MM a # ♦ • vsA m w atlaearltmsHi __ ■■ lYllinh All ■vary year, on Aug. 6, tha city million. In Hiroshima, 890. In (Msed to the bomb. Most of among survivors — as' much as By AUKRED 8IIEINWOLD - 1»I3 How to Get Medicare Passports h v i t i l ' s IS OPEN 6 DAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! / 800,000 cases we expect only them were chronic cases as con­ four times that of nonexposed 12 of HIroahIma aolemnly places a Individuals for those wdthln 1,000 Law Today When you have 38 or 26 points ♦ A10673 \ ' Uat of naw names uniler the cen­ three. We get 49 here." trasted to the general Japanese mvr KA8T auranca during any ganeral an- Dr. Susumu Watanabe of the population which gets the dis­ meters of the hypocenter. In four suits, with at least three By JOHN TROAN register (or Medicare when Bo- otaph which honors thousands Dr. Fumlo Shigeto, director of WASHINGTON (AP) — A Sen­ aces, you should have a g”®” 108 633 A K *! NBA Bpeolal Writer oliU Security offioee start "en­ rollmant pariod which begins who diad from affects of the Research Institute for Nuclear ease In Its acute form. KI06S 0 743 within three years after you MONDAY to SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.— THURSDAYS 9 A.M. to9 P.M. Medicine and Biology confirms Forty one of the cases had the Atom Bomb Hospital which ate showdown is expected today play (or game at notrump. How 63 6 A lO tf Tour passport to Medicare rolling" people (or supplemental atom bomb. often are your opponents g ( ^ insuranoe. l uit. If you drop out a second Temple bells toll, doves wheel the findings on leukemia. His entered Hiroshima within three has examined and treated 180,- on Sen. Everett M. Dlrksen’s _ 4 4 Q 6 J . Will he a wallet-alae card re- weeks of the explosion; 38 had 000 survivors In nine years, has enough to make the corr^cj. play SOUTH ■embllng the kind Blue Croee Tha first such "enrollment” — Sme, you’re out forever. In the air and citlsens of the study covering 1946-81 dealt move to bypass the Supremo * QJ4 for persona who will be 66 before The monthly premium will be with nearly 100,000 survivors. It gone Into the city within three the last word^Jjn the research In each of the four suits. This AQ eubaortbere carry. first pity to feel the lash of an being done. (Court’s one-man, one-vote reap- Is needed to defeat a certain It will signify you a rt aligi- Jan. 1, 1966 — will start Sept. 1. $6 a parson. Of this, tha federal atomic weapon bow their heads showed a 'death rate from leu­ days. portlonment decision. 0 K Q IJ4 govemmant will pay half. Pra- kemia as high as 14.89 per 100,- Like other researchers, he "Suppose," he said, “that a type of hand. 4 J42 ble for basic Medicare bene- This enrollment period will In prayer. hydrogen txtmb la dropped on Dirksen, the Senate Republi­ end March 81, 1066. Should you mlums start July 1, 1966, or the Most of the new victims are 000 In 1959. The Japanese death found that cataract was an Im­ AP Newafoaturea Opening lead-rFIve of spades. flta provided under Social Se­ portant delayed injury. Almost New York Oty or some other can leader, says the outcome is West makes his normal spade PSM curity. It also will show whether (ail to sign up (or supplemental third month after you enroll popularly described as struck rata from the same disease was By SYD KRONISH “very iffy.” whichever le later. a.67 that year half — 48.6 i^r cent of the survi­ big center. There would not be lead, which has the fortunate ef­ -AB I you have bought supplemental Insurance by than, you won't down by "atomic disease." a enough doctors or nurses alive When Australia converts to a At stake Is a proposed consti­ have another chance until Oct. If you’re drawing monthly So­ term used for leukemia or some In n study published last year. vors who were within 2,200 met­ decimal system of currency on tutional amendment, of which fect (for the defenders) of health Inaurance entitling you cial Security, Railroad Retire Dr. Watanabe noted that there ers of the hypocenter suffered to cope with It. Do you realise Feb. 14, 1966, there will be 33 taking the ace of spades out of to addltkxMU benefits. 1, 1967. other form of cancer. from cataracts. It was much that after the Hiroshima bomb, Dirksen Is chief sponsor. It queen of clubs. Bast would be Others may enreV during a ment or CSvll Service benefits, But the truth is that despite had been ,103 oases of leukemia new decimal-ourrency postage would permit geography and the dummy. Ea.st wins the first left with the aoe-ten of dla< "The cards will be mailed by the government will withhold less at greater distances. Moat small as It was. It took trained trick with the king of spades the Social Security Administra­ aeven-month period starting research carried out by Japa- in Hiroshima in the previous 18 doctors months Just to extract stamps Issued replacing the old. political subdivisions as well as monds and would have to let, with the third month before your share of tha premium from nese, American and European, years, 190 of them Involving of the cases were mild. There will be a stamp for each population to be taken Into ac­ and returns a spade to remove tion before July 1, 1966—when Other Japanese researchers the thousands of silvers of bro­ the side entry to dummy’s long South make the ninth trick the 66th birthday. For example, your check. Otherwise you'll doctors and scientists on the persons within 6.000 meters of ken glass which perforated a cent value between 1 and 10, count In apportioning one house with the. Jack of diamonds. each benefit! become available. take a person who wtS be 66 on have to pay the premiums on •ffects of radiation from the the hypocenler the have found a marked Increase then one for 13 cents, 15, 20, clubs. If you’re eligible for Medi­ In cancers of the stomach, lung. patient?" of a state legislature If the peo­ If your opponent! are good, May 10, 1066. He could enroll your own (although a state may Hiroshima bomb, no one ran nearest the blast. A total of M, 25. 30, 40, SO. 75, $1, $2. and ple approved In a referendum. Declarer leads a diamond to defeni* " ' care and already getting month­ foot the bill for its welfare from dummy, and East plays enough fend this way reg,. for the supplemental Inaurance say positively that It causes or | ...... $4. Eight new designs will be The proposed Is aimed at ularly, you should bid (xmearva, ly Social Security checks, you’ll from Feb. 1, 1066, through clients). With THESE MODERATELY PRICED FURNISHINGS Of accelerates disease in humans | Introduced but existing ones overriding the Supreme Court's low. South must put up the king, automatically get a form on The premium will be a bit since otherivlao dummy’s long lively. Otherwise you can afford Aug. 81, 1966. Statistically, doctors and Make Voters Today will be continued (or some 1964 ruling that both houses of to bid your oarda aggressively,, Which you may sign up for sup­ Basic benefits (except for higher for persons who fall to scientists have found that the ^New Phase’ of Viet War stamps where the decimal cur­ state legislatures must be ap­ suit would come In qulte easily. plemental Insurance. You then buy the insurance during their EXCELLENT TASTE... Use Our Low Monthly Payment Plan.. Declarer wins in dummy with Dally Queatlon nursing-home care) begin July Ineldenca of some diseases like The town board of admis­ rency value Is the same as the portioned on the basis of popula­ Partner opens with 1 NT, anil, will receive a health card show­ 1, 1966. The supplemental In­ first enrollment period. The cancer Is much higher In per­ Becomes Year Old Today sions is conducting Its present value. tion. the ace of clubs and leads anoth­ the next player paasea. Yow ing whether you have taken out surance takea eneot the third same goes (or droiwuts who re­ sons exposed to the bomb. monthly voter-making ses­ Also announced by the Aus­ With a two-thirds majority er diamond. East must play low hold: Spades, K-9-3; Hearta, ■Bpplemental coverage or can month after you sign up for it enroll. Despite this It has so far been sion today, from 5 to 8 p.m,. tralian News It Information required for approval, oppo­ again, since otherwise the rest 4-2; Dlanionda, A;10-9-T; CSuba,, draw only the basic Medicare —but In no caae will it go into The premiums may be Impossible to say beyond doubt By Wn>LIAM L. RYA.N ^McNamara, would take “the In the town clerk’s office in Bureau Is the IssuancS of a new nents thought they had enough of the diamonds are good for Q 8-8. What do you aayT benefits. force before Jufly 1, 1966. (So changed by the government whether radiation caused, en­ (An AP News Analysis) precaution of moving substan­ the Municipal Building. 5-cent stamp honoring the 50th votes to defeat Dirksen’s mea.s- South. South wins with the queen Answer: Bid three notrump,., A similar procedure will be hang on to any health pro­ every two years, beginning Jan. couraged or had nothing to do tial military reinforcements to Eligible applicants must ure. But they left the way open of diamonds and leads out the followed with persons receiv­ The "new phase" of the Viet anniversary of the death of Partner has 16 to 18 points, and’ tection you may have in the 1, 1968. This will depend on how with these diseases. Southeast Asia." be at lca.st 21 years of age, Lawrence Hargrave, aviation to . filibuster against it if neces­ ace and queen of hearts. you have 9 points. At worst, tlic, ing monthly Railroad Retire­ meantime.) much money Is needed to cover As a more positive fact, Nam war is a year old today. Russia seemed to be caught residents of Manchester for pioneer and explorer. The new sary. Fourth Suit partnership totala will be 2k ment or Civil Service retire­ There also wlM be general benefits and administrative American researchers in the Just a year ago, on Aug. 4, the off guard and alarmed. While at least six months, and stamp depicts a portrait of Har­ Vice President Hubert H. The defenders have played ment benefits. Eligible persons enrollment periods for people costs and to maintain an ade­ Atomic Bomb Casualty Com­ must be U.S. citizens. points, and you have a ten and United States for the first time Peking threatened, Moscow re­ grave and a facsimile of his Humphrey figured in an ex­ three suits perfectly and must a couple of nines to bolster up, oh regular welfare rolls also will who want to buy supplemental quate kitty. H € * U h \ mission say they have found frained from promising all-out change over the question wheth­ now make the right play In be advised by mail. Insurance after ha'ving missed that no genetic damage from bombed targets In North Viet own sketch for the seaplane he suits that may be ehaky. You' support to Hanoi. built In 1902 — his fourth full- er President Johnson’s adminis­ hearts. West refuses to win the would only bid 3 NT with 8 'What about other folks who a chance to do so, or who NEXT —• How, where and when radiation has been passed on to Nam and began what the Penta­ If Red China had a hand in tration was taking a hand in the second round of hearts. may be entitled to Medicare want to re-enroll after drop­ to (lie (or Social Security cash children of survivors. FBI Can’t Act size aircraft. Hargrave’s prob­ points or with a thin • poIntSf, gon would call an escalation the test of the U.S. "paper ti­ lem was the lack of a powerful reapportionment struggle. South leads a club to dummy, but you can afford to Jump to benefits? ping out. These will be held benefits This conclusion was reached ger," it could have been regard­ Dirksen said he had asked but East holds off. South gets If you’re past 66 and have the last three months of every All of the valuable informa­ by Dr. James Neel of the Uni­ process. In Crackdown engine necessary for heavler- game when you have 9 points, ed as Just as much a challenge than-air machine — an honor Johnson at a White House con­ two tricks In each suit, but that worked long enough under So­ odd-numbered year starting tion contained In this series, versity of Michigan, He exam­ What has been the result thus to Moscow and Khrushchev as It ference about 10 days ago why with go(xl'intermediate cards. cial Security to rate monthly re­ far? Big dangers seem nearer, which fell to the Wright Broth­ Is all. Copyright, 1966 with 1967. plus additional details and ined all children bom to bomb was to the United States. In­ On Cosa Nostra the President was Interfering in If West took the king of hearts tirement checks but you haven’t You may drop your supple­ charts are available in a new the frustrations even greater. deed, it may have been a (actor ers in 1903. the reapportionment matter. and returned a spade. South General Features Clorp, , The path to solution appears as applied for thsm (because, for mental Insurance at the end 80-page book (or permanent ref- 4 second atom-bombed city, Na­ in Khrushchev's (all two months WASHING’rON (AP) — FBI "The president said he hadn’t would win and return a club. example, you’re still working), of____ any^ ______calendar ^year.______Or___ theerance. To order a copy send agonisingly elusive as it was President Johnson has ordered 4 gasaki. In one year, from 1947 to later. He had been caught In the interfered, that he had promised go now to your Social Security before Red North Viet Nam help is reportedly being sought a commemorative stamp to be East would hold off, and declar­ government can drop you after j name, address and $1 to "Medt 1948. Using genetic markers, he middle. Whatever he did would in an Italian crackdown on me he wouldn’t and that he er would cash dummy’s Jack of district office and file an appli­ a 90-day grace period If you care,’’ c-o Manchester Herald, found no disturbances. tested the U.S. "paper tiger” Issued In honor of Adlal Steven­ hadn’t," Dirksen told a news­ and found It had sharp teeth. stand the chance of being wrong alleged Mafia and (Josa Nostra son, the late U.S. ambassador to hearts and put East in with the cation to establish your eligibili­ fall to pay premiums. P. O. Box 489, Dept. 06042, Radio "That Is something we can bo — If he risked a showdown with leaders but the bureau says its man. "So I asked him what ty (or Medicare. If you drop out, you may sign City Station, New York, N.Y. very cheery about. We like to A year ago, the United States the United Nations. Johnson Humphrey was doing. He said the United States over the de­ hands are tied. said that Stevenson had “touch­ “Other persons past 66 may up again for supplemental in­ 10019. think of it as one of the best had 16.300 troops in South Viet velopment, or if he failed to An FBI spokesman said ’Tues­ he didn’t know anything about it things we have done,” said Dr. Nam, technically advisers. Now come to the aid of a fellow ed the lives, the minds and the until he read It In the paper. Kenneth B. O. Johnson of Yale day that the agency has "no hearts of his countrymen as few there are 80.000 there, many In Communist regime under mili­ authority whatsoever” to make "I said, 'Well call him up then University, now In residence at active combat. The conflict, in tary attack. other Americans have done” and give him hell and tell him Venezuela4__ Starts the commission. President Johnson’s words, has such arrests. and "It Is fitting that we pay The Clark’s Rocket Generator May Act SoViet reaction was slow. Italian police arrested 10 to stop’.” 28 North St. o Tel. 628-9001 The commission has carried become a real war. Moscow seemed to do the mini­ the honor that we can to this ex­ Dirksen said he didn’t know If I Program to Stem alleged gang leaders Monday in ceptional man." MAIN ST EAST HARTFORD • 4?0 W 10 WILLIMANTIC out many studies related to the This, actually, is the anniver­ mum in support of Hanoi, ob­ the call had been made but that ' AIR CONOITIONFD AmpiMHU Pj Nte bomb since 1947. It Is Jointly sary of U.S. retaliation against a series of predawn raids ex­ Why fight that ferorloux As a Portable Powerhouse viously too little to avert Pek­ tending from northern Italy to lately Humphrey hadn't been IT'S A BIG o n e ; • Birth Rate Rise supported by the U.S. National North Vietnamese mainland ing’s caustic attacks on "the The 5-cent U.S. stamp -com­ around the Senate much “and shore traffic? We capture Academy of Sciences-National bases after Communist torpedo eastern Sicily. memorating former President Frank Sinatra the essence of the sea with SUNNYVALE, (Jallf. (AP) —♦of hot gases between electrodes modem revlonlsts" of the And sources in Palermo, Sici­ he wasn't in the cloakrooms, i CARACAS, 'Venezuela (AP)— Research Council and the Japa­ boats attacked U.S. warships in Kremlin. Herbert Hoover will be issued either.” Trevor Howard lyohxtcr dressed with Crah- Truck-mounted hybrid rockets in a strong magnetic field nese National Institute of the Tonkin Gulf. That began the ly, said four men are still free. Aug. 10 at West Branch, Iowa, nicat. Block Island Sword- ^Tiook, I have eight children serves the same function as the But Red China was doing All are believed to be in the Humphrey was in Miami “VON RYAN’.S EXPRESS” may serve someday as portable Health, a government SLgency. It gradual process by which the more talking than acting. It had where he was bom in 1874. It is Tuesday to speak to the Nation­ (In Color) riNh and so many more sea­ end we all live in one room, moving colls of wire — arm a­ has 860 Japanese and 60 Ameri­ United States became deeply United States. postal tradition to issue com­ al Urban League. foods our alr-condltloner tvhere would I put another?” powerhouses to produce brief tures — in conventional electric turned violent verbal abuse on ’The sources said Palermo Shown - 1:30 - 8:10 bursts of electricity as strong as can staff members. ^ committed to war on the Asian the United States and Moscow. memorative stamps on the An aide to Humphrey said he gives salt air! gays the 81-year-old mother generators. Headed by Dr. George Dar­ mainland. police were contacting the FBI death of a former President. plus "APACHE RIFLES” the output of Hoover Dam, a Researchers at the center, a It cried that the Americans had knew of no such call from John­ with Audie M\irphy ling of Yale, the commission is The United States began regu­ “gone over the brink of war” for help in completing the The design of the stamp is based son but it could have been made OPEN EVERY DAY waiting in the clinic line, research engineer suggests. division of United Aircraft making an exhaustive survey of lar air attacks On North Viet­ and incurred "a debt of blood roundup. on a photograph that was the of­ without his knowledge. Shown - 3:25 - 6:30 - 10:05 Luncheon, Dinner, Spirits • She’s one of 1,060 .yromen now The rocket generators may Corp., have made small-scale 100,000 persons, half of them namese targets Feb. 7 in sm which must be paid." It was A Justice Department spokes­ ficial portrait for the 1982 presi­ He said Humphrey hadn’t tfceiving contracdptlve pills power a weapons or radar sys­ feasibility studies using a exposed, the other half not'ex­ avowed effort to convince the reported strengthening garri­ man In Washington said the dential campaign. been active recently in the reap­ regularly at the government tem, push a laser beam deep brief case-size hybrid rocket posed to the bomb. Matched by (Communists they could not win sons on the Vietnameie border U.S.-Italian extradition treaty (Collectors desiring first-day portionment matter because he maternity hospital in Caracas. Into space, or perform other to generate about one watt by sex and age, they are period­ and to persuade them to go to a and souping up the training of makes no provision (or such cancellations may send ad­ believed there were sufficient Two thousand more women Jobs not even thought of yet. MHD. It was leas than 1 per ically checked lor survival ex­ conference table. its 30 million or so militia. But action. dressed envelopes together with votes to defeat the Dirksen pro­ are awaiting approval of their Unlike the continuous million- cent efficient in converting periences and causes of death. The year of the "new phase” still it did nothing directly. He said the Italian govern­ remittance 1o cover the cost of posal. applications to Join 'Venezuela’s plus kilowatt generation at the heat energ;y to electricity, It Is also studying a sampling has frayed world nerves. Red Red China’s big contribution ment must seek authority from the stamps to be affixed to the first major attempt to control dam, the rocket electrical pow­ Holzman estimates. of 20,000 exposed and nonex- i China exploded its way into the the State Department to let Ital­ Postmaster, West Branch, Iowa JUNIPERS BLOCK VANDALS Its 8.6 per cent annual birth er spikes probably will last less "Efficiency increases sharply A throughout the year was to ian representatives go to court than five-thousandths of a sec­ rate, higher than the rates of with rocket size,” says Holz­ A posed children and adults to atomic weapons club. The So- block efforts at negotiations and 52368. ’The envelope should be RENO, Nov. (AP) — The determlne whether there has viet Union lost Its rambunctious to accuse the Soviet Union of in this country to seek a endorsed "First Day Covers Reno Park Commission thinks it India or China. ond. They can be repeated up to man. been any change In the occur- leader, Nikita S. Khrushchev, “cooperating with the U.S. im­ warrant for the arrest of the Herbert Hoover Stamp." Re­ has the an-swer to vandals who “We do not want to halt nor- 20 times a second but are limit­ With a contract from the rence of disease in relation to South Viet Nam's generals perialists in a peace talks swin­ four. quests must be postmarked not have been uprooting and sawing ibal population growth but rath­ ed by the amount of rocket fuel Army, scientists at the center the amount of exposure. They turned on their strongman, Lt. dle.” Then, it would have to be de­ later than Aug. 10. away juniper trees on a busi­ er to achieve some balance In and requirements of the Job to are planning MHD electrical get detailed physlcial and labo­ Gen. Nguyen Khanh, and evict­ Evidently, for all their omi­ termined whether the crimes ness district street. The com­ the Venezuelan family,” ex­ be performed. generation with a SOO-pound Full-Size Poster Bed ratory examinations every two ed him. The elusive Viet Oong nous talk, the (Jhlnese felt that with which they are charged are CRANBERRIES DAMAGED mission is planting spiny Greek plains Dr. Dario Merchan Lopez Practical applications for thrust hybrid rocket and a 6-Drawer Double Dresser covered by the extradition trea­ hlgh-lntenslty, short-burst rock­ years. changed tactics smd tempo. while the United States expand­ BOSTON (AP) — The long blue junipers to replace the of the new Department of Birth water-cooled generator duct. Framed Tilting Mirror "The most overwhelming, Informed opinion has specu­ ed riches and men in a frustrat­ ty- drought has caused serious present Hollywood Junipers. Control. et generators may come much Two years ago, scientists Canopy Frame extra $20.00 really impressive and positive lated that Peking masterminded ing Jungle war, Peking could A State Department official damage to the cranberry crop "They’re very prickly,” says Dr. Merchan and his col­ sooner than generally expected were predicting commercially 4-Drawer Chest extra $59.95 finding has been the develop­ the events which led to the turn afford to wait. said the necessary request had of Cape Cod, the state says. Supt. Bruce Clogston. “Anybody leagues Interview and examine by scientists, says Allen L. feasible MHD generators “40 Night Stands extra, each $29.98 U ment of leukemia in victims," In the Viet Nam crisis, that Red not been received from the Ittil- About 100,000 barrels have been would get his hand out in a hur­ applicants for the pills. Social Holzman, advanced systems per cent more efficient than to­ said Dr. Johnson. “There was a (China prodded Hanoi into the ian government. lost so far. ry." workers Investigate them and engfineer at United Technology day’s most modem steam tur­ Center. He declines to specify 0 long period between 1946 to 1968 torpedo boat attacks. Among those arrested in Italy their families. Unmarried moth­ bine power station.” Perfectly lovely . . . the kind of bedroom you dream about when It peaked. These cases do The probe came not long after were Giuseppe Genco Russo, 72, ers with several children by dif­ what Uie first applications may United Technology now looks not appear to differ in their a European Journalist quoted a Annual described by police as head of ferent men, mothers whose hus- be. to the day when a hybrid rocket . in the softest Eggshell White with Gold trim and delicate chemic^ form from those which high- ranking (Chinese — proba­ the Mafia. |)andB are Jobless, and those Since most weapons systems no bigger than a highway tank occur naturally. The theory is bly Vice Premier Chen Y1 — as Town Reports Three of the four still sought fhe new ^th medical problems get are based on the rapid expendi­ truck can be rolled wherever little floral designs in the drawer pulls , , that radiation may be a catalyst saying "a war in Southeast Asia by Italian police are U.S. cit­ faiority. ture of large amounts of energy, brief but tremendous outputs of which quickens leukemia rather would not be so bad after all" PENSIONED GROUP izens. In the same hospital an aver­ earliest uses are likely to be electricity are needed — like a and implying that Red China LAST CALL! age 100 babies are bom daily. military. portable Hoover dam. than being a primary cause. Life insurance of |1,260 was Authorities identified them as "Statistically significant, also. could throw millions of men into Joseph Cerrito, 64, of Los Gatos, C^ly 20 have wedded parents, "There la basically a no more such a conflict. In any event, granted to all pensioners with Limited Oponings Avoiloblo at BOLTON LAKE HOTEL ^ m e of the rest are bora to compact high-energy source And of Course — Easy Terms! G Is an over-all Increase in malig­ G Calif., and Santo Sorge, 67, and Satellite Silent nant tumors. In the United the Tonkin Gulf attack brought the premium paid by the town, Gaetano Russo, 73, both of New ROUTE 44-A—BOLTON, CONN. fbothers who don’t know the available today than the rocket swift retaliation. the group reported. York. name of the father, and to girls system,” Holzman says. "We seek no wider war,” de­ so young Uiey scarcely know He explains why the hybrid — MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet The group said that during the The fourth is (Jaspare Mag- Glen Haven Boys’ Day Camp a cross between solid and liquid Mars satellite, which went deaf clared President Johnson. But year representatives attended gaddino, 57, believed to have EVERY THURS. NIGHT bow it happened. and dumb after it took off, ap­ the United States, in the words Bolton, Conn. An estimated 800,000 of Cara­ rockets — may prove to be a pension board meetings and relatives In Buffalo, N.Y. FROM 5r30 to 8:30 P.M. valuable source of earth-based parently continued silent today of Defense Secretary Robert S. some board of directors meet­ Warrants against the 14 ac­ cas' people live in one- or two- and official press sources said cuse them of associating to FOR THE LAST CAMP PERtOD room shacks or tenement apart­ power. mEROOUJS ings. The report thanked the ITALIANO ments. Illegitimate births are The hybrid uses a solid fuel there was no news about it. DRIVI IN HARTFORD * directors and the board (or their commit crime, a charge that with a hole through the middle The space capsule, known as could lead to three to seven AUG. 9 — AUG. 20 estimated at 66 per cent of the U . ■ "considerations of some of the national total. into which a liquid oxidizer is Zond-2, was scheduled to pass AIR CONDITIONED problems our members have." years in prison. Injected in the combustion Mars about the time Ameri­ Police said the charge The Roman Catholic Church, Iwi Miibty Arm iii Trinpieu To oxpedite matters— for reservations although influential with the chamber. By regulating the flow ca’s Mariner 4 took its pictures stemmed from a variety of ac­ of the planet. Hi Valliy...AFightiii| Family Gas Tax Cut people and to some extent with of oxidizer, the rate of combus­ ir OPEN STOCK ^ STATE tivities, including the smuggling CALL MR. VINCENS - Ass't. Director. the government, has remained tion can be controlled. The en­ Soon after its launching Nov. Challangad of narcotics, tobacco and cur­ gine can be readily started, 30, 1964, Zond-2 Stopped answer­ SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) rency. 643-1902 silent on the effort of the De­ STARTS TODAY! — Gov. Edmund G. Brown has partment Of Birth (Control. stopped, restarted and throttled. ing signals. Mariner 4 sent back Tkam Batbl Under Italian law, an inves­ In addition, the solid fuel 21 pictures of Mars and other 'Young America Gallery' “Love" Mat 8:29—Eve. 7:60 signed an order cutting Califor­ tigating Judge now will decide One source of opposition is the “Lover" Mat. 1:80 nia’s gasoline tax from eight or Comp Site 9:00-3:30, Toi. 649-8287 husband. Some of them (eel grain can be seeded with other scientific information. whether to indict the 14 or drop ALL YOU CAN EAT — $3.00 Per Persan elements needed to supply elec­ The last official news on the Furniture for those that are young and Eve. 6:00-9:80 cents to seven cents a gallon the charges. While he is deliber­ many children indicate virility,’ effective Aug. 81. In our main dining room. . . and others Just like children. trons for direct production of Soviet traveler was given by those that are young at heart. Youth ating the men must remain in electricity from ionized white- Soviet scientists May 6 rt a r ’The special one-cent boost, Jail. is a “spirit.” The furniture in our new ipWwiV which took effect April 1, had BAN ON CARDS, TV hot gases shooting from the entlflc conference in Chicago. - DANCING' Gennadi Skuridin said solar gallery captures this spirit, DKKVtMDiw been planned to continue Reg. Low Price $1.00 CRANS'i’ON, R.I. (AP) — A rocket exhaust. through this year to raise mon­ Water Replaced FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ban on card playing and day' Government agencies and pri­ cells evidently (ailed to re­ Children Under 12 Free charge the power source. 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"spying" in ths sxpart’s bad- COMK 1 0 Humphrey room. July Record Set Navy Awaits First Draftees, Saigbn Black Market Yale Professors Wife Lots rasllssd that ths woman waa working tor tha same Is- In Sale of Autos i Gmsiders Extending Duty Kept Aware rasll organization that employed MunswfF Accepted as ‘Routine’ Do you need Charged as Israel Spy Mm to collect Information on DETROIT (AP) — Auto deal­ tha German sxpsrts, Ha sent a ers sold a record 704,000 new WAflRtWrroN (AP) — Th«f«ervice, Iart«Ir bacaiua Of • ^ a s a Oarman eltlsan, not an msssago by a saerst radio, con­ Itavy Mt out today to mutter requirements Of the war In Viet Of Viet News CAIRO (AP) — Ths prosscu' ears during July, acUpeIng tha CAND' Nam, but also u part of a gen­ SAKXMf, Boulh Vlst N am t aa ths United Btataa steps up Its tlon In ths spy trial of thrss Amarioan, and Mrs. Walter waa cealed In a sat of bathroom ttM ilrat draftMa It haa uaed in military domraltaasnt to ^ t h acalaa, protesting that Mrs. previous July high, set In 1968, a decade. It alao la oontldarlnf eral buildup. WABHmOTON (AP) - Vies (AP) — Saigon’s wide Wast Gsrmsns ehargsd today bsUsvsd to bo Dutch or Osr- More men are needed to man President Hubert H. Rumphrsiy black market Is across the Viet Nam. ^ Walter waa "abusing her acttvl- by more than 80,000 bqlta. Involuntary extenatona of duty street from the Ind Prednet Understandably, both U.S. that Cornslla Walter, wifs of s man, tiaa" and demanding that aha be Ward's Automotive Report said KITCI tor aklUed man whoae anltat- such support craft aa amphib­ has a voles In eonfsrsnoea Floor pc^oe headquarters. and Vlalnamaa offlolal are re- Tsls Univsralty archsologtst, Ths srosacutor told tha court stopped. Tussday. maata are axplrinf, ious ships. They alao are need­ wM<^ prsosds dedslons on ths ROUTE S, BOLTON ed to fill out crews of ships un­ AMsptsd as a routins part of luotant to publloly dlaouaa how was a spy for larssl, Mrs. Valter's aetivltlsi were 'nw message was sent on General Motors Oorp. dealers n ta aarvloa la aufgaatlnf that Vlat Nam war and Is kspt fully Ufa la a city that thrives on In­ American produota gat onto tho reported by Johann Lots, ona of June 17, 1964, and tha next day accounted for 82.8 per cent of Where H u Candv Is Ita total manpower M Inoraaaad der strength. And It is sstlmated I Ths prosscutlon told ths Stats abreast of Viet Nam develop­ trigue, the market look like any market, ravatoly, thalr an- ths thrss dsfsndsnta In ths trial Mrs. Walter "received Instruo- the market during the month, Made Freeh Dailjt toy about IS.OOO, but thla fltura that more men are needed for Suprsma Ssourlty Court shs is the statistical agency said, while some of the shore stations which ments desptts his axtsnaivs other shabtor canter of trade In swora laavs Uttio tor ths imag­ Ha has confsssed to spying for Uons" and left Egypt. Chooee SYom H u LargssI la atlll under aorutlny by both the Orient. Ita hundreds of r a r ination. ths wifs of Dr. Hans Walter, Israel Lots faces a pwilble Ford Motor Oo. eold 36.9 per navy and Dafenaa Department oontrlbute dIrsoUy to support of travals, sldss said today. covering ? Variety In New Eagland ,, tag paddlers are orampled In Tha maaalva influx of goods who led an archsologlcal sx- The prosecutor said Lots In a sentence on 10 charges of ss- cent, Chrysler Oorp. 16.6, Amer ottlolala. the Viet Nam oonfliot, What the Navy says It needs Whan hs travels, Humphrsy dingy oubtoles, pushing thslr from tha United States, u tax pedltlon to Egypt last ysar, atatamant gava thla account; pionaga tor Israel anu tu-___ lean Motors Oorp. 3.9 ant Candy Also Avnllabls F at A Pentacon can for the bl(> makes certain before he leaves wares on a oosmlngly endloss free priosa, la Intended for sale A Gorman expert working In against Garmons working In Studebaker 0.1. Fund Balshig MMd Army draft quotaa aince la more teohnioally trained en' I Tha U.S. Embassy conftrmsd listed men, able to take over the Washington that ha has ths lat- flood of oustoinors asarohlng for to Amarloana only at U.S. aarv- that Dr. Hana Walter waa a the United Arab RapubUo air Egypt’s military induatrtas. His Ward's said that July sales midpoint In the Korean War s s t wori on foreign develop- bargain. loaipan's axohanM throughout mambar of tha Tala mission craft or rocket Industry, una­ wifs Is charged with complicity were so close to factory pro Open Dally and SandiF earned a provlalon for the Navy complex elsotronlo gear on till 8i80 P.M. ships and to maintain and re­ menu. When he returns hs hot­ Formerly a notorioue gam­ tha country. But m many oaaaa, and for part of Ita stay waa act­ ware that Lots was working for and a West German businaas- ductlon totals that they per to fat 4,800 drafteea In October. foots It to the WhlU House for a bling den the Dan Slnh or the goods either never reached man, Franz William Kleeow, la mitted only a modest Increase Tel. 849-4S8S A Defenae Department an­ pair aircraft and their engines. call 643-6753 ing director pf tha expedition. Israeli Intelligence, told Mm It has been accepting more fresh ftll-lh. "People’s Life” center as It la the exchange or era brought bv But the embassy said Walter that Mrs. Walter had baan found on trial with them. In new car Inventories. nouncement Tue.-tday was the called n Vietnamese Is now a Americana who make a quick flret official atep putting Into “class 4 ” volunteers (men not In the weekend while Johnson adaptable to highly skilled tech­ was making some vUal deci­ braeding ground (or profiteers buck by reselling to the Viet­ effect President Johnaon'a order and gangsters.Since i960, It has namese. to raise monthly draft quotas nical training, during recent sions In Viet Nam, the Vice it's fun shopping a t . . e months to keep Its manpower Precldent was commuting to the attraotra the aaddlest of Sai­ One example of tMa praoUca from the prevloua 17,000 level to National Governors Conference gon’s oharsoters. are dozens of stands acattered aa high aa 88,000. levels near requirements. Roy & John There are thousands of men In in Minneapolis, Minn. The ques­ The market 1s made up of around the city that tell Ameri­ The department did three tion arose ae to how much time can tobacco produota. A pack­ things: 1. Revised the 17,000 call training for skilled po. vantage of the National Defense ■RTIROII 17 S n A H 9 B in Education Act. Patros said that, Hss liiat ssleo- prevlouBly, only math and set- snes were included in the study tor and flip •witdL Polish- areas. Tha towns taking part are “LacHa" AoryHc Ho m o 0.97 n-lmbursad 60 psr cent of the Solves Blitter sdsoieplate. rbs. 18.99 soet of tha, program by the fed­ P aint is aa entiraly bow See Burton’s exciting collection of prodaet davolopad oat of eral gasrsnunent. Now, under Prebleni MW LSS...44MG0 the very latest in fur-trimmed present Isglalatlcn, nearly all years oC Da Pont rssaavoh. ARMSIARIIMMM ROAM MVE 8.MI 45-K. DINNER SH study schsdules ars included, Dtias in half aa hoar to a BtordFtdDsted. la|#. JUMBO SIZEI S1URDYI UGNTI. coats for 1965! Select from such and his plan proposes the eX' baautiful flat flniah of a»- cM prliiiiv le new ’ Adjusts to all outstanding fabrics as qualinda, pendlture of 11,300, half ol traordiaary darabIHty. or suffacas from \ OASSK WNIIE, HATMUM TRIM wMch will be re-lmbursed. The oM paint has bes hsights to S6^ 5«44 NOUHHOU HASTKI loop boucle and textured wool faille. hoard will decide on the matter Easy to apply. CUsaa ap w M moved, ‘Xucita” Perforated top. mw. avv Practical.. .o*ven-praof and at the next meeting, scheduled water. 80% than onS- detargtoit-proof, still dsoo- I n Smart yew Colon Lush, plush collars more beautiful aary kouaa paiata. M W 4Sc...DHrONT TEELOII* Sale aM qt»ew tof top».wM for Bept. 18, a week lata because lative aamigh for partias. Mm- 9^ zwlnaz Mow than ever before! Large Norwegian sf Labor pay. 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MANCHESTER BVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1968 MAUClfBSTte* EVENING HERAlA MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, H W |4G B StSl trio finally raachad tha eurad until tllT, U yaara after back In 19U. la 19M be f i t Oeurt examined Nuh’8 "1 tha blaat. The Black Death arc pnvantad tram cojnmund- ahtrU of town whtra nwny from the Utah slate pris- H m court, Impm Sweden . _ . Youth Near Ground Zero balpiae pmeto" gava than Furuta waa horn in Sacra­ fToUand caUnc althoufh they are only a y ehangad and tho dito^ aooto infaoUoaa all ovar my faoa aad laarnad Englleh. within four yaan. mt and damage whan It atruck back of a prison laundry truck to leave. triaa In Woatsm Buropo holding od aara, tha point wharo tha dabrta. Suhtraettaie—PUM Keetomrd Dale Campbell was atop a one- conviction, claiming that be had WASnNOTON (AP) - and eontroto mevad. "Whan I got up I baord a body aad waa vary stek for ataa He'e known ae Charllt ha- In the enaoa that reeultad, tree off Cedar Swamp Rd. at before he wna found. The truck Went down the road been inadequately represented Date President Herbert Hooy- to what moot of the world a h hU. cauM fallow airman hava trou­ story house Tuesdsy attempting less then a mils to ths stats MBiwfaeturora alm to am Ha waa ate jraara old— near ho aotoa. Tha firs waa aU around, BionOM." people fled In panic to the $ • 8 .0 0 febout 10:4S yeaterday morning.to clear a Jam m ^ 88-callber Nash, now 4t years old, tried by the public demder. eFa birthplace in West Breach, torlaU oenaldar tha wrong alda Hia guardian dlad, but ha and ble with hie name. And he eume dtiee, and maay stayed there OAT. Included ) According to atate police, the prison farm. Nash was half lewn. woThscome n antknal pndnetag eara with tha Anvar's to aa airmail firat oUaa in tha up in Um buUdkiea. I don’t know rivet gun when the tool mis­ to walk out of the old Wethere- The state courts refused to of tbo road. C hM X eot up." Um youngar boy Uvod through up being here like Uile: after Um danger had paeeed. r torn atiha toft. U.S. Air r a n * . •iccldent occurred when Mlsa field prison In 1846 dressed in auffooatsd in ths laundry truck hear his appeal, and Nash went Mstorienl alto wMn Prasldsnt Stockholm win haw toO.MO " I ’m a miniror. The way I centers grow Alao Upariol On Btoatato fired. "Tha wsy I fMl about It," Pu- Ha ^ a d for halp, "but no it. Urban began to arter avldenUy applied her s phony guard's uniform he bed whan ths door was opened and to federal court Johnson sigM leglalntlcm now private oars by 1M7. The tramo Ths eoat of tho owlteh has Phruta’a rotoUvaa frit that a feel, the bey and 1, Oie way we in infhMnee; the old landown- Addbig MaaUaaa rakes aa abe reached a rise In The steel rivet stnick and ha was caught been eonsarvgtlvMy aatiwiatad rute says, "what ovar had to ha ana halpod. Nobody poid ony E killed CampbeU’s employer, made Mmself. He was eaught In 1939, U.a. District Judge J. botors him. pi^es commlaalonsr antlclpataa attoattan. Bvarybody waa trying haavy doaa of ftoh broth eurad ■urvlved, tt waa a miracle.'* ere lost much of their power. toe road, skidded on loose dirt before he reached the gate. He was brought back to ths Joseph toilth, now on the U.S. T h s isnnto eomplatsd "trsmendeua probiams." Tralflo St |I0 mUlito Iwft tha Stau daaa, that waa what waa dona. him rathor than hto oxtanriva Tha fabric of society wee Yale Typewriter Beavtoa George Alexander, 88, who was prison and put in s maximum Oommlaaion tor lUght Rand 'T don't waat to thlak about to aurvlva thomaolvaa." land Btonea while entering a standing on the ground. Author­ In 1958 he put together e Court of Appeals ordered Nash ooagroaskmol neUon on the blU ■Ignala hava to bo alisrod, rood Hto guardian and bar sraor-old modical traatmant. Ever add a pinch of maca never the same again—all Wurve and alld oft the road into dummy, left it In his coll, and security cell. relea.sed unless the state courts Tuesdsy, outhoriiiag M-W aigns have to bo uprooUd and Driving aaki It may ha ameh tho post. X Uko to thtah obt Ha was not preaonnead fUDy chocolate pudding. hecauaa of traveling rate. a tree near the home of Mr. ities said the bolt hit Alexander Nash escaped from a re­ Um M i m " ■an also aurvivod Um biaat Tha in the heart. They said no hid in the carpentry shoe. He gave him a hearing. Uon tor lead noquIalUaa and do- ropUced and complsts aato of and Mrs. George Gross. bad almost ftnubad making a formatory In ChOllcothe, Ohio, In 1962, the State Supreme vshroBant costa. Miss Carter was taken to charges would be tiled. Rockville General Hospital by ■Thomas Page, Cedar Swamp Hd., where she was treated and released. shop and save of Davidson & Levenfbal in Manchester Parkade ’ The accident is still under In­ vestigation by state police. Residents at last Friday knight's town meeting voted to pave Cedar Swamp Rd., on the .recommendation of First Se- •lectman Carmelo Zanghl, after ‘residents In the area cited the unsafe condition of the road, ■ e l dent Kleeted Liawrence B. Bresnahan, Grant Hill Rd., has been elect- 'ed vice-president of Local IR of the Bridge, Structural and Or­ See GOODYEAR First for all your needs — then go on your merry way! namental Iron Workers of Hart- fo rl Bresnahan is a Past Grand 4 Knight of the Rockville Council of Xhights of Columbus and is VACATION LER YOU SHORT OF now serving as financial secre­ DAYS tary of the organization: He is DSL chairman of the zoning board of [CUSTOM DESIGNER TV MONIY? DONT WORRY—YOU .appeals. LO-EOY TV (AF FWMofaz) 4-Day Sale... starts tonight through Saturday. . . D&L's annual School Registration VocoHon HMt-A-Woyl J The Meadowbrook School will M od for tha CAN BUY AT GOODYEAR and JFar^s Violence Covers All ‘be open throughout August to Tnetnsmese cry in bewildennent bedde the body of store-wide summer clearance... sorry, no mail, phone or C.O.D. register new students. If no one • All-channel VHF-UHF tteir mother, killed in a Marine assault on the viL 'is at Meadowbrook, parents USE THEIR "E-Z BUDGET TERMS!" may register their children at reception with the ’ lage of Chan Son. Villagers were warned in ad­ 'the hoard of education office at new G-E Tandem vance to leave but many stayed, only to be killed or r Hicks Memorial School from **82" tuning system wounded In the attack on Viet Cong poeitions. 9:S0 a.m. to 3 p.m. Parents are being urged to featuring the exclu­ register their childrm aa soon sive “410” perma­ aa possible. Mayor, Suspected Gangster Jr. Womea’a Club tronic transistor CONSOLE TV The executive board of the tuner. Jr. Women’s Club will meet • Convenient front Indicted for Tax Evasion 1 / 2 Tuesday evening at 8 at the a All-channel VHF-UHF racaptton with O F F home of Miss Dorothy Luhrsen, controls, easy to tha naw G-E Tandem ‘‘82 " intagrated CHICAGO 8ubur-<|>payment of tlM.STl on toCTble Old Stafford Rd. Mrs. Helen see, easy to use. Needham will be guest speaker. M e M M 743 AMP tunir« system, featuring tha excluelva ban mayor and a reputed crime income from 1959 to 1962. Square Dance "41IT pertnaironic transistor tuner. Pranno, Nerl, Seldler and An­ • Front sound direc­ Syndicate henchman have been derson are accused of extorting The Tollanders will sponsor a ted to you for true • Front Controls and Front Sound . . . Indicted by a federal grand jury western square dance Friday o All-channel VHF*UHF reception wHh the new $16,000 from the International s m — to summer dresses oil summer skirts niaht at 8 in the Meadowbrook G-E Synchro-lite "82" illuminated tuning system fideli^. MIMCA411 A Easy to easy use—«azy to hear, that has been investigating or­ Paper Co, MISSES’ SHIRTS and BLOUS­ GIRLS’ SUMMER SPORTS­ Stoool. Frannie Helnts will be a Set-and-forgat Volume Control. . . no ganized orlme. Pranno, Seldler and Anderson WEAR, a great selection of featuring the exclusive "4UT permatronic tran­ • Matching roil-around M|trmM.Mtai.)$«rtM 1 Indicted Monday on charges are accused of a $7,800 extortion E S by famous makers. Sleeve- the caller. sistor tuner. need to reset volume each time your shorts, Jamaktui, Jamaica sets, A base with conven­ ;lng from tax evasion to ex­ of the Tousey Varnish Co. of ler/3, roU and short sleeves, solids 1/2 off Officers Elected set Is turned o o . V2 off blouses, coordinates, tops and Mrs. Shirley Hills has been #G-E "Fine Furniture" Cabinetry featuring ient magazine rack. on were Northlake Mayor Northlake. and prints, cottons and dacron E A S Y T K M S ! ry E. Narl, 47; Rocco Pran- Pranno is accused of extorting tennis dresses I 3>€x, 7-14 and •elected president of the Tolland matched wood veneers and hardwood solids in EASY TERMS! blends. Values to $8. were $11 to $35 Volunteer Fire Department aux­ authentic period design. *'Tal(e the show g10, of suburban Stone Park, $2,800 from Patrone Reody-Mlx Our entire stock of misses’ and jrs. pre-teen, but not every siie in MCtWIMIIAtCHINfilASI Oo. of suburban Melraee Park. 1 . S D to 3 . 5 9 iliary. Other officers elected In­ wherever you go." a reputed member of the under­ every style. o t i clude Mrs. Elaine Bugbee, vice OG-E System-controlled picture power for "Just Model M 759 AMP world, and three other men. De Vito is accused of faiUng Casuals, shifts, jacket dresses and summer skirts reduced 50% and even president; Mrs. Dorothy Bach, Right" sharp, clear, crisp picture. I The Indictments said arrests to file an income tax return for more! A-Hnes, slims, pleats, gores . . . .treasurer; Mrs. Alice Blnhelm- are announoetd. by U.8. Atty. 1961-68. some ensembles! Cottons, jerseys, 'er, secretary; and Mrs. Beatrice dward V. Handrahan. Andersen is accused of in­ dacrons, eeersuckers. Sizes for dacron-cottons, linen-like rayons, ,F>ye, Bisslstant secretary. PRICES J PRICES VACATION SALE PRICE ' Internal Revenue Service come tax evasion, in 1961-83. BERMUDAS AND JAMAICAS, misses’, jrs. and jr. petites. solids, patterns. ' Mrs. Backes Files STAR T A T ^ ts arrested PrannO in bis IN/ANTS’ WEAR, special group S7^ -^.T A T tone Park night club. a small group of finely tailored U { Mrs. Maxene Backes filed her of sun suits, swimwear, overalls, .primary petition with Demo- 1 A government spokesman $367,500 Grant misses’ shorts in assorted colors I cratlc registrar of voters Mrs. • Budget TeiBis—Only $2.35 Weekly ^ d Pranno tried to flee when and {Bints. Values to $11. polo shirte and other items, all ' Justine ^ ro k a s yesterday. IRS agenta arrived and during For NJE. Colleges broken sizes. Yx off Mrs. Backes has diallenged • 90-Day Gnarantee On Parts and Labor • 90-Day Guarantee On Parts and Labor • 9,0 Days Is Same As C^h the confusion a Stone Park 3 .9 9 to 3 J> 9 Mrs. Ireme Gay for the Denao- p ^ ce car curbed the IRS car. DURHAM, N.H. (AP) — The cratlc nomination for town • Pay Only $3.75 Weekly • Pay Only $2.15 Weekly • 90-Day Guarantee On Parts and Labor An IRS Agent then was placed slips and petticoofs cool sleepwecH* cleric last wqek. She lost the Ford Foundation baa approved • 90-Days Is Cash to the Stone Park squad car a $367,600 grant tor the Univer­ , nomination to Mrs. Gay, 76 to i • 90 Days Is Cash At This Price This Set Won’t Be On The Sidewalk Very Long 1 While other agenta rushed Inside sity of New HampAlre and five .74. on a second ballot at th e ' ^le night club and seized Fron- SPORTSWEAR COORDI­ reg. $4. ^ ^ 0 ee- GIRLS’ SUMMER and SPRING ■ DmocraUc caucus July 17. other colleges In New Hamp­ DRESSES, ehooee from many I Attends Workshop shire, Maine and Masaachuaetta NATES, asBorted tops, slacks, 1.90 2.90 G I Others Indicted and arrested styles. Not in every size, 3-6x, I Mrs. Ruth Lojztm, chapter to launch a cooperati^vn pro­ shorts, etc. Misses’ sizes. Vrere Wayne A. Seldler, 36. a gram to train future college values $4 to $8 7-14, pre-teen. '/* off ' dtaliman of the National Foun- former Northlake alderman; Yt o ft and more Nylon tricots and dacron-cotton . daflon of the March of Dimes, "MAN SIZE" 17!4"x20"x16" ICE COOL teachers. Peter Anderson, a former Joining in the program, an­ blends from well known lingerie mak­ wW attend a statewide work- Northlake building commission­ Dacron-nylon bloide, cottui batistee Shop Aug. 19 at the Grantmoor nounced today will be Merri­ ers! Tailored, lacy and embroidered ' Restaurant, Newington. er, and Mike De Vito, a Stone mack CoUege In Andover, and knits . . . gowns, baby dolls, long X'ark contractor. Mass., Nasson College in pajamas, IxHcer sets and novelty DUPONT COSTUME JEW ELRY, assorted styles, some shadow panels. Size 32- MEN’S DACRON-COTTON Manchester Evening Herald Auto Seat Cushion Honrahan said one alleged Sprlngvale, Maine, St. An­ 40, S, M, L. styles. S, M, L- t TsDaiid correspondent, Bette $ extortion scheme, Involved the selm's Ot^ege In Manchester summer jewelry, necklaces, bra­ SLACKS, wash and wear casual ; itontrsle, teL 87S-884S. International Paper C o . of and Keene and Plymouth state celets, earrings, some matching slacks by famous Haggar. Plain • Ca PAGE BIGHT of course, that no Russians wera appear to to anxious to "do p H B M ■ ■ B i a aocordhtg to tentative . class away with the problem of Viet •d tar which haiipeng to hear thla VI«t* Coventry aohsdulse oomplsted by Buperln- on the scene at all. fonitrr

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PAGB TB k ]Veti> England Vif^nettea Booming TRIPLE-S Flying Saucer ‘Sleuth’ Despite the Viet War WESTERN DOUBLE BLUE S f A M P S Has Explanation for All NEW YORK (AP) — VletfA hedge against a strike, the EVERY WEDNESDAY AT YOUR NEARBY FRIENDLY Impact on the mills m ^ be lea- BOSTON (AP)-^ew angland^ '"nje county weeklies either Nam a boMt to bualnMa or sened by any Increased demand Ignored us altogether or called threat T for steel needed for military VlgnettM: us Communists,” Cummings 8tev« Putnam U praatdent o{ The stock market flrat ap­ hardware. says. praised the outlook for Increas­ the Naw England Unldentlfled But military demand, as now ' ' ' ’ , ((' IM ,1 ir-' , V So he and other college stu­ ing U.8. Involvement as a dents—Harvard, Radcllffe, Am­ forecast, will add only a com­ Flying Object (UFO) Study threat. And then It decided the paratively minor stimulant to Group, which makes the 47- herst, Pennsylvania State Uni­ moderate. If steady, stepping up business. What many business­ /WMt' y e a r^ d mechanical engineer versity, Oberlin and Wesleyan of U.S. military effort would 41 TOLLAND TFKE. - ROUTE 83 - MART MANCHESTER- TEL 444-WBE —decided to publish their own men see as much more Impor­ from Scituate, Mass., a sort of improve prospects for some In­ tant Is the Indication that spend­ OPEN THURS.. PRI. HH 9 P.M. — TUESm WED.. SAT. to 4 P.M. flying saucer sleuth. weekly this summer as an "in­ dustries while putting few dependent newspaper In the ing for capital goods — new He Is always ready for his blocks In the paths of others. plant and equipment —- Is In­ CLOSED MONDAYS Job, lugging around In the trunk Black Belt area." W UNlmO COUPON Alabama was singled out as So stock prices, which had creasing and seems likely to go of his car such things as plaster slumped early last week during on Increasing. That will put a SHOP OtTB MODBRN STORK FOR A NKW ANOPUimASE III , ri:a of parls to cast footprints of target state when a larger proj­ DfO. NOTHINa PRE-PAOKAQKD. FKATURINQ 9UAUTY_HEAy^W p iq ^ ect could not be financed. the period of rumors, wont up big prop under the economy at OP 5.00 OR MOM stray Martians and a pressure its present record level, as well b t k r r r e e f a t d i s c o u n t p r i c e s . The staff of 17 earns $20 a again strongly when President AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR 8HOPPINO COMFORT ’ MOFT tank In which to collect a fi­ Johnson said a state of emer­ as promising a stimulant for brous material (like the angel’s week; all are white, only one Is Engaged COUPOM Oooo THSU a Southerner. One is a profes­ gency wasn’t called for at this further growth. hair of Christmas trees) which The engement of Miss Betty SAT., AUG. 7 sional journalist. The paper time. With both government and he says often Is found on the Ann Foster to Bertram Felngold, ' 8fMW gMMUHW SM ground after UFO sightings. draws on 10 unpaid correspond­ Many businessmen feel that business spenmng rising, this "UTOs are something that ents, seven of whom are Negro. both of Manchester has been the real answer to how a larger leaves as the question mark the SIRLOIN TIP can be explained scientifically. So far, their independent view announced by her parents, Mr. War in Viet Nam will affetet the biggest factor of all: Consumer economy won’t come until late spending. I ’m certain of that,” Putnam of civil rights has caused no and Mrs. Peter Foster of 113 says. “ But the scientists and trouble in the South. There even this year. But for the moment Since consumers have high Porter St. they 'see little reason to change incomes and a record store of Air Force have been sweeping have been some kind words. Her fiance is the son of Mr. their forecasts of continuing, if savings — as well as personal them under the rug because Eugene Patterson, editor of and Mrs. Harold I. Felngold of they can't explain them.” the Atlanta Constitution, says moderating, gains in general debts — whether they spend as 19 Crosby Rd. activity. much as at present, or increue Putnam leans to the theory the paper "operates in a field Miss Foster is a 1961 graduate their outlays, depends on public that the UFOs originate In outer where the public has been con­ of Manchester High School. She Increased military spending ■pace (possibly from "another ditioned to a lot of racist hate should in time old the prospects confidence. ROAST BfHESTEAK ». 99^ is a senior at the University of WELL TRIMMED dimension” ) and that their sheets and civll-rlghta hallelu­ Connecticut, studying for a B.A. for steel and other metals, for That’s a fragile thing and the pilots are beings of great intel­ jah papers. I hope somebody degree in zoology. makers of military hardware hardest of all to forecast. At the ligence who have been checking will pick this thing up and from planes to bombs, for the moment consumer confidence IS d o I STEAK ROAST ..8 9 * Mr. Felngold is a 1960 gradu­ I'.t on us for centuries. read it.” ate of Manchester High School railroads who will be carrying seems holding high. Americans How come they haven’t land­ The college newsmen — who and a 1964 graduate of Trinity raw materials to the factories are worried about Viet Nam, CHUCK ed and zapped us with a heat nuist return to school this fall — College of Hartford, where he and military gear to camps or but so far show no signs of CHUCK STEAK lb ray? Putnam says the visitors The Courier eventually received a B.S. degree in bio­ piers. seeing It as a threat to the gen­ are basically good guys, not of will become a permanent part logy. He is a second year stu­ But stepping up military de eral prosperity at home. CALIF. ROAST the heat-ray-zapplng type. of Southern journalism. dent at the University of mands, a t' leeist within the All right. Why don’t they land Rochester (N .Y.) School of Med­ bounds now foreseen, should 4 and do good? icine. drain little from the rest of the MT t e a k ..9 9 * CALIFORNIA STEAK. 65* Don't Ntgloet Slipping 4 Putnam offers: "They have The wedding Is planned for economy. BRIASTS M ID D ll eVT seen that our technology Is lead­ Texaco Appeals June 1966. Even if the cost of the Viet ing to disastrous results, and with Nam war rises by $10 billion or FALSE TEETH CHUCK STEAK .49* tS^NBRon .99* they don’t think they can help Denial by ZBA Do false teeth drop, eUp or wobble gave no reason lor its denial and 14 billion a year, as some when you talk, eat, laush or eneeeeT us.” congressional leaders forecast, lb that it did not state whether its Don’t M annoyed and ambairassed 3 9 ’ - = 3 T ' Texaco Inc. is appealing a the economy can take it in oy suoo W m n . 4 9 * With all the current, recurrent denial was based on the state •iksltiiL.le (non'^M^______po_____ ^ e r___ to imrln-, July 20 decision of the Zoning stride without skimping civilian - — 1 feel flap over flying saucer sight­ Board of Appeals (ZB A) which motor vehicle statute, on the kls on your plates, keape ings, this headline in the Lewis­ town’s zoning regulations, or production. flnnly Mt. QIt m oonildsnt fMi* denied a request for permission A look at July performance ilLg of Mcurlty And Addod oomfoft. ^t^miET .75* ton, Maine, Dally Sun deserves to erect a gasoline station on both. NdgunwiT, g o o ^ p o ^ or fMl- BUYTHE PARTS YOU LIKE BEST! and August outlook helps ex­ special notice: It claims further that no evi­ ln«. Got PA6TiDfBTB ioddj %% drug the south side of W. Center St., plain business confidence. "Saucier Falls to Appear; dence was presented to the ZBA oountgn BONELESS opposite Henderson Rd. and re­ Such leveling off of activity BRtASTS GROUND CHUCK J 9 Martin Fined on 4 Charges.” fused to issue a Certificate of to conclude that a variance and Relax. The story was about as July produced scarcely wit h Approval. a special exception should ' not merits the designation of a sum­ what some traffic violators — A j. roR BRAisnra CHUCK ROAST The ZBA had voted, three to be granted. mer slump. RANGE iih Saucier and Martin (humans)— Texaco is being represented 59'.E49<,""“59.r“33' two, to grrant the request but, Example: Steel production did in Maine’s Eighth District in the action by Atty. John La CHICKEN STEAK 99* FL^NRIBS Court. because regulations require an slipped from Its record highs set affirmative vote by at least four Belle. In the Spring. But this July was FUEL OIL BONBLEIS gWERARDOAEVAKUT swdh. eemMuroHnenBEAMDOAE v * VALLEYi .u t ji d w . The first edition of The South­ of the five members, the appli­ the best July the Industry had GASOLINE ever had. Shipments through BEEF ioi STEW 7 9 * ROAST ern Courier is off the press — cation was denied. Thief Is a Bird TURKEYBREAST . 7 9 * CORNISH HENS . 4 9 * 16,(XK) copies of a six-page off­ In papers filed with the Hart­ August seem likely to stay at set newspaper—and distributed ford County Court of Common BRIDGETOWN, Barbados — around the July level. SnNARDOAH VALLEY BOHlLSSi jn . PB Tm BARBBQUB In Alabama, IPleas, Texaco claims that the Take a bird to breakfast? It’s It’s September that the indus­ BANTLY OIL pSISchok ZBA, in denying the application, unavoidable in the neighbor is­ try is watching now — and TURKEYROAST . 8 9 * CHICKEIG The Courier Is the brainchild t'OMI’.XNY, INC. SIRLOIN TIP of 20-year-old Harvard senior exceeded the power and author­ lands of Trinidad and Tobago mainly because of the uncer­ Peter Ckimming(8 of New York ity vested in it under state sta­ and Barbados when the friendly tainty as to contract negotia­ ;{:ji m a i n s t r e e t tutes, and that it acted illegally, bonanaquit comes around. Thds tions under the gim of a Sept. 1 CROSSRD ROAST City who, as a civil rights work­ TEL. eiD-l.'ift.j SMOKED BUTTS er last summer In Mississippi, arbitrarily and in abuse of its sparrow - sized gray-and-yellow strike deadline. But even if this bird raids sugar bowls and jam fall finds many steel users liv­ CHUCK FILLET discretion. 7 S was frustrated by the newspa­ Rockville S7rv:i27T GRAND UNION A per coverage his work received. Texaco claims that the ZBA pots to satisfy its sweet tooth. ing off the stockpile built up as A FRANKFURTERS London For the Frenheat Fruita and Vegeiabieaf^ -I"- ■ m rg . BETTER BUY GRAND UNION A ll Bf[F

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MANCHESTER PARKADE liltiHfrtf Ftiffrirt Pfjtffitt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1965 Y A o i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 19CT PAGE TWELVE B52s Make Second Attack Hebron Iroquois Quits Reservation, JO Girls Spend Vacation Camp Session Hunts ior Job in the Area 'S the TIME to BUY and $AVE!! On Do Xa Mountain Area Depends Upon A. Anyone out on the sldswalks^;wore his Indian oostums when . (OoBtlxasd from Page Om ) statement said. “ Another child . More Campers he was traveling, so people As Summer Rockettes apparently had been killed by St ths northern end of Msln 8t. would stop and talk to Mm. He : ■ame period, a military spokes­ fire from an armed helicopter." today probably did ' x double- was in partial dreas in Man- Walt said he had voiced his Elalns W. Crooke, ssslsUnt man announced. taka If he happened to sm what ohsMer. Two sagla feathers' ooncem for VletnameM civil­ county club sgsnt, Tolland In the aame week, 18 Ameri­ were stuck In the beaded band ' N«W TOIUC (A P )-A ^ ^ ^ ians "again and again to my County. Agricultural Extension certainly looked like an Indian. around Ms long, ouiilng hair. martlme•rum. Job for . .choolglrl • W; PltU^rfb. i.^of Wayne. N.J... _ cans were killed and four others It was an Indian. It was Ro. Last summer we came here subordinates and we are taking Council, says that the 4-H sen­ He wore a.deerskin vest and a rtraly exciting. It’s uaually Even among the summer were missing, or captured, the all possible steps to avoid such WA. D-NA, otherwise known as red apron with faded oMnoe for a vacation,” Carolyn said group, there are the old proa. ior camp la offering a novel Francis MoOonneU, from we hgm work. like clerking In a between shows. ” I saw the official said. During the pre­ occurrences." * ’ and loafera His dress panU, Joan Sheary, 20, a college sen­ vious week, 12 Americana were A military court In Saigon program thie summer, from Six-Nation Oswegan ReservaUon with stripes of enfbroldsry, and ■tore, baby sltUng or camp Rockettes and I Just knew I had ior from Worcester, Mass., is In Aug. 30 to 8ept. S If all goes In Branford, Ontario, Canada. to be one. So I Ulked to my reporteiL killed and three miss­ Imposed long Jail terms today his b e a ^ moooasins, now ceunaelingl her fourth summer with the ing or »ptured. on three of 31 Vietnamese well, but 46 must s ^ up If Ro. WA. D-NA said he Is the completely worn out on both (dancing) teacher .and came up Rockettes, and Nancy Conant, camp Is to be held, 'raere are But for 10 young women In here for the audition, and here I ' Of the government casualties, charged with tmdermlning the assistant chief of the Iroquois soles, he carried In Ms hand. New York this summer, vaca­ 20, a college Junior from Jack­ war effort by leading a peace ■till vacancies. So It seems to be am.” which rose from 726 the pre­ at the reservation. Seated on a AMced if it was customary tion Jobs are interludes of high sonville, m.. Is in her third sum­ vious week, 886 were killed, 480 movement. hanging by a thread. Carolyn will go back to Pitts­ bench In the Center Park shade, for Indians to leave the reaer- excitement and, perhaps, mer. wounded and 100 mlsalng or ‘The court handed down sen­ Mrs. Crooke says that. In an the chief explained that he hM vatloa looking for Jobs, the springboards to glamorous burgh’s Holy Ghost Academy as "When I was 10,^’ Nancy said, tences ranging from 10 to 20 age of Innovations and poten­ left the reservation In May look­ a senior, hoping to become a captured. Iroquls said yes. ApparenUy ■areers. ” my family came to New York On the Viet Cong side, 760 years at hard labor against a tials, It Is tncreaaingly neces­ ing for work. So far, ho had many live on the reservation • member of the permanent sary to become educated about The 10, ranging In age from 16 and I saw the Rockettes. Right were claimed killed and 07 oth­ businessinan, an attorney and a tTEV6l6d OV6F BOuthGiTi Ontario, and work nearby. He said ho DISCOUKTSM Rockettes company when she’s the limitations and potentials to 20, are summer replacements then I wanted to try.” ers were taken prisoner. The government employe. The attor­ northern New York and New had applied for a "Treaty through school. The rest of the girls: Holly figures on Viet Cong dead were ney, Nguyen Long, founded the of the new things that are of­ Card” from the Canadian In­ In the chorus line of Radio City fered. Motorcycle safety Is one York City. Ho looked for a Job Music Hall’s famed Rockettes. If she does, it won’t be any­ Patecell, 20, of Flushing, N.Y.; usually the result of estimates "People's Self-Determination at the U.S. Employment Office dian office, which wlU enable The girls do four shows a day, thing new for her family. Her Donna Sarantakes, 17, of Bos­ Movement" last February. He of the exciting programs for him to apply .for financial as­ uiivisioH sns. from the air. teena offered this year at the in Hartford yesterday, and was ■even days a week. Bach work sister Eileen, 20, has been a ton; Paula Blglen, 18, of Scran­ The spokesman said military was sentenced to 16 years In looking at the Manchester office sistance whenever he gets OPEN DAILY 10 to 10 Rockette for more than two ton, Pa., and Connie Jean Wil­ aerdor camp. A prominent mo­ day Is 11 hours, except on holi­ activity Increased slightly dur­ prison and exile for five years. stranded, and to travel at half- — son, 20, of Columbus, Ohio. torcycle sales company In Wll- today. ^ days. Then It Is longer — more years. ing the week but main force Tile court acquitted sbc others The chief said ho was 40, fare on the Canadian raUwaye. ■hows are added to the sched­ Kathy ChrlsUe, 16. of Union. As Holly put It: Viet Cong units continued to and suspended sentences llmantlc has been contacted to The assistant chief would not present the course. State police whloh employment officers ule. N.J., came to New York to audi­ "It’s going to be tough to avoid contact. against the other twelve defend­ sav goodbye; Iroquls, he ex­ leave after summer. But It’s not will also lend assistance and deemed too old for tobacco farm After working three weeks, tion with Alice Koslmor, 17, of Meanwhile, MaJ. Oen. Lewis ants. Tile tribunal could have work. In his llfe-tlme, he said, plained, say “so long” Instead. Kearny, N.J. Both made It. sad. ’The experience is too won­ W. Walt, commander of U.S. given the death sentence. All knowledge. Miss Marlon T. Jeesemsn, w a i i n M r the ^rls get a week off. derful for any part of it to be The program will also Include he had held a variety of Jobs, It’s a tough routine, but the Kathy Is a high school Junior, Marines In Viet Nam. said he defendants pleaded innocent. from factory worker to gas sta­ children’s librarian at the Mary i Alice a senior. sad.” The peace movement advo­ square dancing, dendrology Cheney Library, who was cur­ replacements say they love it. was grieved by the death of four (study of trees), rifle safety, tion attendant. He had, however, children and a woman during a cated talks with the Viet (>)ng despaired of finding employment ious about the unusual visitor, as a step toward a cease-fire. public speaking, and civil de­ remarked that she wished he’d Marine attack on a Viet Cong fense. These are only a few of In uils area, and was preparing villate south of Da Nang Mon­ In Washington, Oen. Earle G. to head for the Maine potato come a day oarHer. The atory Pop Singer Wheeler, chairman of the Joint the various and Interesting ac- hour yesterday was all about TV G>wboy Obituary day. tlvitlea to be enjoyed by the fields. Walt, In a statement, said the Chiefs of Staff, said he foresaw Ro, WA. D-NA said he only Indians. Marines were fired on from an no radical shlR In military tac­ campers. *39r Trying Luck tics In Viet Nam. Windham County 4 - H agent T op N otch Theodore Hollay area of caves and bunkers. He Robert McKay, and Mrs. said before the Leathernecks Wheeler had Just returned TOLLAND—Theodore Hollay, from a Honolulu conference to Crooke, will direct. Boys and 56, of Rt. 30. died suddenly at attacked, a helicopter with a girls 14 to 19 years old by July Administration Discloses Italian Star In M ovies loudspeaker flew over the area plant the deployment of 60,000 his home yesterday. He was the 1 are eligible to attend, and are promising safety to all persons additional U.S. troops being sent husband of Mrs. Jane Spusta being urged to send in appli­ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "Who HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Tony who went Into the open. to Viet Nam. And In Honolulu 340,000 Hike in Manp9wer Hollay. Bennett, the man who lost his About 400 to 600 heeded the high American military officials cations Immediately. 4 U this man Clint Eastwood?” Mr. Hollay was bom In Wood- heart in San Francisco, is trying said they believed the Viet Cong For a camp application or ♦ ------, ' side. N.Y., April IS, 1909, a son advice, Walt said. official Washington on several flophla Loren asked a friend a his luck in Los Angeles — as a "Unfortunately in the same momentum had been broken by further Information, McKay (Oontinned from Page One) of Emil and Marie Suk Hollay. may be written to at the ex­ other fronts: , few months ago. "He’s the big­ movie actor. bunker area the Marines found high casualties during the cur­ — Roving Ambassador W. , He came to ’Tolland about 10 He is over at Paramount for rent monsoon season, which tension center. Box 327, Brook­ Army, 669,938 Navy, 190,196 gest male star In Italy and I’ve years ago from Stafford, where one woman and three children Averell Harriman, who returned ; his first screen role in "The Os­ who had been killed apparently normally favors guerrilla opera lyn. Conn., or Mrs. Elaine Marines, 824,600 Air Force. never met him.” he lived 46 years ago and at­ Crooke may be reached at Tol­ Johnson listed the additional last night from a tour of Mos­ car.” He plays a benevolent by grenade fragments,” the tlons. cow and some Western Euro­ When the friend told ,thls to tended school. press agent, and that’s a switch land County Extension Serv­ $1.7 billion as an "Emergency APPLIANCE DEPT pean capitals, had an appoint­ tlie lanky star of the “ Rawhide” He retired from Pratt and in mories about Hollywood: ice, Box 480, Vernon. Fund, Southeast Asia.” H8J Booa television series, Eastwood Whitney, Division of United Democratic Ticket Under the requeet, the money ment to discuss his impressions PINE STREET at HARTFORD RDh MANCHESTER usually the flack is a venal with President Johnson and Sec­ grinned and said: ‘"That’s news Aircraft Corp., East Hartford, schemer who delights In stomp­ South Windsor The Democratic ticket to the would be made available to the t* me. But if the lady wants to two years ago because of ill fall election has the following eecretary of defense "upon.de- retary of State Dean Rusk. ing on stars while they’re down. Harriman said on arrival he Is , meet me, I’d sure enjoy meet­ health. He was a member of the " I ’m all through the story and list of candidates: First Select­ termlnaUon by the President that Western Massachusetts Rabbit man, Ralph C. Boylngton, re­ such action Is necessary In con­ quite sure toe Soviets want a ■ ing her." I oven narrate it,” the compact­ Zone Risgulation Changes peaceful solution but "It's In toe , Now Just back from his sec­ Breeders Association, and a well ly built singer reported In the tired state trooper; selectman, nection with military activities ond trip to Italy, CUnt has found known rabbit breeder in this Joseph Kearns; teai^ of finance, ni Southeast Asia.” hands of North Vlst Nam.” Hie ' Paramount commissary. “ No, I North Vietnamese, he went on, ; out what Sophia was talking area for more than 20 years. don’t sring a note in the picture. Approved by Plan Board Ernest Brink and Joseph Except for the amount, the re­ about. He was a member of St. I might record a song from it Kearns, six years, sind Russell quest was a duplicate of a $700- still believe “ they can take over •"rho first time I wont to Ita. E d w a r d’ ■ Church, Stafford Anderson, four yesiv; tax col­ million emergency fund asked South Viet Nam by force.” later, but I wouldn’t sing It over — Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, ; ly, I Just sneaked in,” said Springrs. the titles. That would be step­ The planning and zoning com-®lnstltute, Boston. Mass., for the lector, Dian Keams\ board of by the President on May 7 and toe outgoing U.S. ambassador to Clint “I had a .beard, but It Survivors, besides his wife, ping off the curb.” mission has approved a series of second semester. education, Gordon Lassow and rushed through Congress In two Include a daughter, Miss 'Vir­ South Viet Nam, had a separate ' didn’t matter. Nobody knew me He means. I suppose, that he amendments to the town zoning FIfer Marches H. Wallace Brodeur, six years, days. anyway. And no one paid me ginia Hollay, at home; four wants to make strides as an ac­ Mary Standish of Wapping Edward Patroskl, four years, Sen. John Stennls, D-Mles., appointment with Johnson. any attention. brothers, Joseph Hollay of Rock. tor and not borrow on his sing­ regulations, chairman Joseph recently marched as a guest of Paula Toomey, two years; zon­ has said that extra funds for — The Navy, preparing to “But this time, I was mobbed, vUle; Emil Hollay, Henry Hol­ ing fame. His credentials as an Carino has announced. The the Westbrook Drum Ctorps in ing board of appeals, Robert Viet Nam should be included in Induct drafted men for too first, rd walk down theVla Veneto lay and Rudolph Hollay, all of actor? changes affect commercial. In­ the annual ancient fife and drum Blssell and John Kulynych; al­ toe massive annual defense time In a decade, also was con-1 Stafford, and three sisters, Mrs. sldering toe possibility of ex­ Over 13'Cu. Ft. 2-DOOR and people would come up and "Well, I studied acting for corps muster In Deep River. ternates, Wayne Miller and money bill, now pending In toe 1 S e l l , ft Mary Fisher, Mrs. Bertha Vlk, dustrial and residential zones. tending toe enlistments of some ■ ask for my autog^raph. I was three years at the American Miss Standish is an ex-flfe ser­ George E. Smith: board of tax Senate committee. This bill In­ both of Stafford and Mrs. Julia Under the amendments, the skilled specialists. The Penta­ wined and dined and treated ’Theater Wing,” he explained. geant in the corps. review, David Kittridge and cluded slightly over $45 billion like a king.” Fisher of Tolland. “ And I’ve done some summer following new requirements are Thomas McHugh; constables, as approved by toe House. gon Issued draft calls for 27,400, The funeral will be held Fri added: men In September, up from 17,- • The difference, says Clint, Is a stock in shows like ‘Guys and Manchester Evening Herald Jules Rebillard, (jeorge Dunn, Even before toe formal re movie he made in Spain for an day at 8:15 a.m. from the Yost Dolls’ and ‘Silk Stockings.’ Developments In the general Bruce Keefe and Robert Craig. quest arrived there were indica­ 000 and 33,600 for October, toe J Funeral Home, W. Main St., commercial and industrial zones South Windsor correspondent, Also endorsed were Gladys tions some senators favor a still biggest monthly total since Ko- • A Italian company. The film, "For "But more than that, I figure a Fistful of Dollars,” has been Stafford, with a solemn I’m acting every night I step out must be undertaken In accord­ Anne Lyons, tel. 644-8582. Miner for town clerk and Hed- larger total. rean War times. ’The October • high Maas of requiem at St. ance with a plan of development ley Hill for town treasurer and levy includes 4,600 for the j - Freezer=V -T/X'J / /■<. .ft-xf-SK-lK. shown in Ehirope, but hasn’t on a stage.” I think toe Congress wants to io*k ” been released yet in the United Edward’s Church at 9. Burial There are many to attest to approved by the commission, agent of the town deposit fund, be certain they have enough Navy. • States. will be in St. Edward’s Ceme­ that, notably the chief Bennett and must have buffer zones. Hospital Notes names on the Republican ticket. money,” Sen. Leverett Salton- — The Defense Department' "I was heading for the annual tery, Stafford Springs. booster, Frank Sinatra. "For Commercial and industrial Tickets for the Aug. 22 clam­ stall of Massachusetts, toe sen­ denied any plan to divert troops, ' £ « « « between-season layoff of ‘Raw- ^ e n d s may call at the fu­ my money, ‘Tony Bennett is the storage, including the display, bake sponsored by Jones-Keefe ior Republican member of too from Europe to Viet Nam and • Jmperial Series neral home tonight from 7 to 9 hide' last year, when my best singer in the business, the dumping or disposal of any ma­ Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. American Legrion Post may be Senate Armed Services and Ap­ said specifically reports of a • You'll lifts ths Big Capaeityl agent sent me this script,” said and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and best exponent of a song,” Sina­ terial outside of a building in all areas excepting mater­ obtained from post Adjutant propriations Committees, said shift of 7to Army units after toe i 7 to 9 p.m. ’There will be a reci­ tra has said. “ He’s the singer where It can be seen from a Howard E. Porter and Finance In an Interview. West German elections ars not ' • All Deluxe Features! d in t. I told him on the i^one tation of the Rosary tomorrow nity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. I. wasn't interested. I wanted who gets across what the com­ public way, is prohibited. The Ofllcer Richard M. Grant. Viet Nam meanwhile occupied true. % • Large full-width Crisper! gt 8 p.m. at the funeral home. and 6:30 to 8 p.m. and private to work on golf game. poser has in mind, and probably prohtkHion does not apply to the rooms where they are 10 a.m. Mrs. Geraldine S. Grant, sec­ • "Easy-Storage" Door! display of finished products for retary of the board of select­ ‘ "But then he said, ‘Look, it a little more.” to 8 p.m., Visitors are requested ! • Fast-Freaxe Freezer! would give you a chance to go to In truth, the ability to sell a rent or sale. not to smoke in patients’ rooms. men, has been awarded a cer­ 0 • Hew Magnetic Doers! ^ r o p e .’ I’d never been to Eu­ Small Group song hM proven the stepping ‘The zoning map has been No more than two visitors at tificate for completing an eight- Pickets Turn Out Again rope, so I said, okay, Fd read stone to many a movie career; amended to change all R-20, one time per patient. week course in local public wel­ 'i • Automatic Interior Light! tile script. Pickets Again not only Sinatra’s, but those of R-30 and R-40 zones to rural fare administration at the Uni­ • Eaty-to-Clean Interior! ‘"The minute I read it I liked Bing Oosby, Doris Day, Betty residence zones. ‘The frontage versity of Connecticut. The ' At Americus Supermarkets requirement in R Rural zone ADMTITESD YESTERDAY: course was presented by the It. ” In Allendale Grable, Dean Martin, Dick Walter Aitkin, 23 Seaman Cir­ ’The story is an offbeat west­ Powell, and others who started (formerly R-40) is upped to 176 University’s Institute of Public AMBRICUS, Ga. (AP) — Civ-^no authority to organize such a from 160 feet. Wording is cle; Leo Barrett, 35 Deepwood Service in conjunction with the ern, set in Mexico. out as pop singers. Dr.; Mrs. Ann Benettd, 47 Hill­ 11 rights pickets turned out at committee. "I kind of acted as technical (Continued from Page One) This is a whole new way of changed elsewhere in the regu­ state Association of Local Pub­ City officials say demon- . lations to comply with new des- top Dr.; Mih. Rose Bilodeau, lic Welfare Administrators. The supermarkets In Americus t Price Seer! aHvlser, too,” said Clint. ” I had life to Tony, and he is still strations must end before G Coventry: Suzanne Caste tier, again today as County Atty. to. ‘The Italians aren’t too up on room instead of standing. To trying to adjust to it. TTie big­ ignatibns. 32 students in the course each they will call an Interracial The commission has approved Wapping; Tealie Courtwright, finished their studies with a Warren Fortson called for a bl- western customs. employ more clerks in the reg­ gest wrench is switching to a 16 Mill St.; Irene Desjardins, racial committee to smooth out group together. Negroes de­ •"For Instance, they have day person. a zone change for Raycon Inc., thesis on relationships between mand such a meetina; as a istration Office to speed up the Governors Highway, and denied 80 Benton St.; Laura Goolsby, state and local welfare agencies. racial troubles. some scouts in the film, and “ Fbr 16 years I’ve been on the ThompsonvUle; Joseph Komln- prerequisite to halUng' demon- they dressed them in coonskin process. To form three lines- of road, working at night mostly,” another asked by Dorothy and Eight pickets turned up at a Lucien Grillo, for 164 John Fitch skl. East Hartford; Mrs. Hlldur Manchester Evening Herald supermarket where other pick­ straUons. ckps. Well, no one in Mexico prospective voters in the court­ he said. "Now I’ve got to learn Laklng, 44 McKinley St.; Mrs. would wear a coonskin cap. So I house. ‘To make a study of the how to get up in the morning. It Blvd. Hebron correspondent. Miss ets were arrested two days ago. Raycon’s change Includes the Ella Lull, 93 Hemlock St.; Susan Pendleton, tel. 228-8464. Five more pickets appeared t9ld the director and he got process to see how it can be im­ ain’t easy.” CheryH Maloon, RFD 3, Ver­ sombreros instead.” proved. One of the highest paid per­ following new zoning: R-30 zone before another supermarket. Suspect Held extending 60 feet along Gover­ non; Kathleen Morrell. Wap­ Fortson, who called Tuesday d in t’s lean, cowboy looks But the officials refuse to re­ formers in the music field, Ben­ ping; Mrs. Jean MacNell, North 'lAade him a rival of Marcello open the registration books until nett admitted he took a loss to nors Highway, adjacent to the for creation of toe biraclal com­ GAS AND Rolnlck AUansky property: DC Coventry; Calvin McCarthy, mittee after a grand Jury In­ In ‘Long Ride’ RANGE BARGAINS Mastroiannl in Italy. In Germa­ next month, as is customary in remain here for "The Oscar. 241 Hollister St.; Michael Rear­ State News ELECTRIC ny, there’s been less teen-age nonelection years. But it is a new facet of his zone in a westerly direction; dicted two neg;roes on murder and I zone for the remainder. don, 47 E!va Dr.; Mrs. Helen charges In toe slaying of a white Of Cab Driver attention because the film is ‘The Rev. C. A. Webster Jr. of career that he wants to pursue. SchlMee, 433 Gardner St.; Mrs. labeled there, "For Adults Durham, N.C., a white Baptist But I would never ^ve up The Grillo’s had asked a Roundup man, hats been criticized for his AHce Shbnanskl, 156 Union St.; moderate racial views. A peU- HARTFORD (AP) — A New ohly.” minister working for the De singing to live audiences,” he chsmge from industrial to gen­ Daniel SkeHey, 52 Ironwood 30” WIDE OVEN OAS ‘"They don’t lot kids see vio­ partment of Commerce’s Com added. "That’s my life; that’s eral commercial for their prop­ tion calling for his ouster has Britain man was to be brought Dr., Vernon; William Steiner, (Continued from Page One) been circulated. back from New York City to­ lent films there,” said dint. munity Relations Service, guar­ where I get my greatest sat­ erty. 111 Tanner St.; ArthurTrinka, “ Actually, this isn’t a particu­ anteed bonds totaling $3,700 isfaction.” Playground Winners Negro leaders vowed Tuesday day on a bench warrant charg­ 77 West Rd„ Vernon; Haley to get pupils into colleges. to continue demonstrations and G-E 3T WIDE ELEC. larly violent film by our stand­ Tuesday for 25 of those Jailed It works both ways. The Ben The town playgrounds second emier, Wapping; Gall Willis, 84 ing him with kidnapping and,, here. special events day featured- a Kennedy’s estimate of the one threatened to bring, in rein­ robbery with violence In connec­ ards, but that’s been the rule nett voice comes on strong Princeton St.; Deborah Wood, number of altered transcripts there since the war.” The others elected to remain through his records. But his doll and hobby show at the forcements he called "white tion with a "long ride” an East 16 Pioneer Circle; Andre Zadlo, was much higher than that in folk stralghteners." in jail. highest voHage comes in the Wapping School playground. 13 Union St. Hartford taxi driver was forced COMBINATION GAS 'The minister told police he ‘Twenty-t’wo dhlldren won rib­ toe original charges leveled by Meanwhile, a Negro to take last week, electricity generated between the board of education, which guaranteed the bonds as a rep­ him and an audience. As Sina­ bons for their entries. The prize BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A legislator. State Ben. Leroy Harold Jaquard, of no certain Andover resentative of the federal gov­ wlnnebs are: to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph had referred to "at least 165, Johnson of Atlanta, conferred address, was arrested Tuesday tra says: "He excites me when Baker. 173 Spruce St.; a son ernment. But in Washington I watch him — he moves me Most unusual hobby—Idnda with local Negro leaders, appar­ by New York City police on a A ll Famous TAPPAN 3ir DELUXE ___ __ to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cos- ently In an effort to ease ten­ Calvin Kytle, deputy director of With Frank around, Tony Sancho, 1st prize; Alex An- Plant Oosing - charge of possessing a danger­ Brands on Sale! l Y O U t .?Qis4 Ni*itai6le|»i Four Autos the Community Relations Serv doesn’t need a press agent. dnista,” '2nd"prtoe. Most'origlniU! BNKA, N.C. (AP) — Ameri sion. He declined to comment on ous weapon. He admitted being ice, said "it’s not the policy, Nevertheless he has one, who hobby—^Ross Dunbar, lut prize; ‘ ™ HKmary by Enka In 1961 from toe Hart' dents: • AMBASSADOR All four vehicles Involved in a charge as those in Allendale, Rosltl, lot prize; Wendy Spina, Hendee Dr. "If It takes making another Cab Oo., picked up a fars at sons Danny, 11, and Daegal, 6. ford Fibers Division of BlgeloW' an East Hartford Diner. •haln reaction accident on Rt. 6 Orangeburg made the same Offhand impression: Tony 2nd prize. DISCHARGED TESTER- Sanford, Inc. Selma, Ala, another St. Au­ ADMIRAE that the clerks were deliberate­ Winners for doU collections DAY: Mrs. Jeanette Hlndson, gustine, Fla., before you white His customer, a man in his • icELVINATOR ■t Shoddy Mill Rd. this momiqg: could never become a success­ Enka said It is no longer early 20s, displayed a gun and g jjo iis ly slowing down the process be­ ful press agent, being somewhat were: 7 Lockwood St.; Anthony Sar­ folks wake up and stop snig­ had to be towed from the scene IRXifltable to conUnue opera- ordered Hammond ‘to drive him . cause the prospective voters diffident on first meeting. But Best foreign doO collection— tor, 37 Perkins Bt.; Henry Uons at toe plant. gering we’ll have It.” • ADMIRAL ' —but none of the drivers or were Negroes. he can sell a song like no one in Deane Argenta, I s r prize; Au- Ketz, WateiVllet.iVK N.Y.; Mrs.■■ The Sumter County Grand to an address in Hartford. Then quality 23" CONSOLE TV passengers was seriously hurt. The Rev. I. D. Newman of the business, and maybe he can drey Sherto, 2nd prize. Others Esther Carlson, 50 Haynes St.; Jury — 23 white men and a Ne­ he changed hla InstrucUons and! Columbia, state field director of sell the role. were Diane Krivlck, largest I J- Edward McNamara, 107 Draft Call Up gro — returned murder Indict­ ordered toe driver to New York. According to statf police, the doll; Carol ( ^ e l t , prettiest Strickland S t; Joseph Uriano, HARTFORD (AP) — TOe Sep­ H6 left the cab at Fifth f accident occurred about 8:15 the National Association for the ments against Eddie WlU La­ small doll; Kenny Longo cut- | 98 Norman St.; Heidi Holcomb, tember draft quota for Con' mar and Charles Lee Hopkins, Avenue and 3Sth street, taking- this morning when a large van Advancement of Colored Peo­ ple, sent a telegram to Gov. Stocks in Brief est stuffed animal. Smallest I 161 Oak St.; Beth Harrison, necUcut has been boosted from both 21, In ths slaying of An­ Hammond’s fars coUecUons and B tr e f truck heading west on Rt. 6 cotlectlon—RUa._ Guhnond, 1st! 166 Oakland St.; Mrs. Eleanor 222 to 867 men. Brig. Gen. 4 Robert E. McNair protesting drew Whatley, 21. telling him, "You’rs on yourj rammed the rear of a line of prize; Laurie Lester, 2nd prize. Knoess, 37 Autumn St.; Wil­ Ernest E. Novey, state SelecUve own, buddy,” The fare for thej ALL CHANNEL UHF^VHF three halted cars, which had that some voter registration NEW YORK (AP)—Selective WhaUey was shot a week ago officials In the state took three- Gary Lester, 1st prize Most liam Cantwell, Wapping; Ruth Service director, said Tuesday. as he stood at a service staUon trip to New York would normal- ? been waiting for another car to strength pushed toe stock mar­ unusual coilectlon, Gary Les­ Thompson, 29 Summer St.; Novsy said October quotas were hour lunch breaks Monday. ket a little ahead early this af­ three blocks from a otvU rights ly be about $80, ■ turn left on Shoddy Mill Rd. The He urged Negroes to note all ter 1st prize. Chris Reckten- Mrs. Ruth St. ^ubln, Elling­ not yet available. demonstraUon.. State PoUoe Det. WUllam ■ auto made the left turn Just be­ ternoon. Trading was moderate­ wald, 2nd prize; Patty Perry, ton; Parker Sears, Andover Instances of "voter registration ly active. If convicted, the two could Carroll went to New Tone today J| • “Steel Bond” Picture Tube fore the accident happened, po­ discrimination so that as strong 3rd prize. Lake,^ Andover; Levi Ryder, receive toe death peniUty. No to take custody of Jaquard, <• lice say. Gains of pivotal Issues were Playground Softball Ellington; Mrs. Patricia Hunting a case as possible can be from fractions to around a HARTFORD (AP) — ShooUng trial date was set. armed with a warrant from toe ! All three o f the etanding presented for Inducing federal The Orchard HIH playground tVheaton, Stafford Springs; Pickets formed a short Urns Circuit Court. • ears and the truck had to be point, with most changes small. Richard Bpullck, 42 Wood- wUl begin at sunrise on opening 1 20,000 Volt Picture Power registrars to come to South Car- played the Wapping School and day of toe hunUng season In­ later at toe courthouse as toe towed from the scene. A tentative advance was un­ Pteassmt Valley playgrounda In bridge St.; Mrs. Mary Ronca, ollna” if Congress the der way among steels, motors, stead of one • half hour before county commission met. Twen­ The driver of the truck, Al­ voting rights bill. a softball double header. 119 Blssell St.; Patrick Oolan- ty-three other pickets, arrested tai J. Janussewskl, Norwich, rails, airlines, rubbers and cop­ gelo, 184 VYhlte Bt.; Rudolph sunrise, the State Board of Fish­ In the first game, Orchard eries and Game has announced. Monday at a grocery store, Great Amounts \ i was charged with reckless pers, but each group contained m u won Its first gams of the Pearson, 38 Lyndale St.; Alnlco V Hi-Fi Speaker driving and summoned to ap­ plenty of dead spots. The revision Is one of several were released when store season by defeating Pleasant Thomas Whiteside, 699 W. officials dropped trespass pear in Circuit Court 12 In Bolton Defense Issues were mixed, Middle Tpke.; Thaddeus Grit made by the board In the hunt­ Of Energy Spent] displaying no Immediate re Valley, 18-2. Robert Welch was ing and trapping regulaUons. charges. Manchester on Aug. 30. the winning pitcher. zer, WapiUM; Mrs. Nellie sponse to President Johnson’s Up-to-date re^ allona wUl be Inside the courthouse, Fort PASADENA, Calif. - - An SX-* i Quality Walnut Finish As a result o f the police in­ Thieves Jimmy Wapping defeated Orchard Sheehan, 71 'W. Franklin Park, vestigation, conducted by request to congress for $1.7 bR Rockville; Chester Btenkow- available at town clerics’ offices son, a brother of Georgia Secre plosive aggregate of enomuniss lion more to Increase military m u in the second game, 4-1, A t o mld-Augtut, toe .board said. tary of State Ben W. Fortson amounts of energy, with the* IVoopers Warren Davis and tight pitcher’s duel between-Bob skl, 2 Michael Dr., Vernon; T. C. Clarit, the driver of the Coin Machines strength In Viet Nam. Mrs. Marie McGregor, Wap­ Ilie general upland game sea­ Jr-, Joined a group of white real- sources identfflsd as dlsUtnt gal-! i Some of toe electronics re' Welch and Jack Liongo ended son opens Oct. 16. Sunrise wlU dfnta In calling for a biraclal axits, has l)sen turned >up far! ONE FULL YEAR middle car in the three car with Wapping scoring w e e nms ping; Donna Munroe, Talcott- ti i fleeted buying but much of this vUle; Anthony P ^ a , 73 be at 7:06 k.m. committee. An earlier commit out In the universe by radio-* Une was arrested for (grating Thieves Jlmmlsd open and in the top of the last inning! robbed vending machines In was in fits and starts. Doane St.; Mrs. Theresa tee never got past the organisa' talssoo|^. { WARRANTY ALL PARTS without a driver's license. He Marriage Licenses was J o s ^ Fuclto, 06, of Paw­ Piano’s Restaurant on Rts. 8 The Associated Press average DBrlan, 466H Mato St.; Mrs. Uonal stage. Dr. jesas L. Orssnstaln, pro-* tucket, iCl., and was scheduled and 44A In Bolton sometime of 60 stocks St noon w m up Marrisge license appUcations Clarice L

(i ^ v: f‘ MARCJHESTER EVENINO h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1M6 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1966 t O U R T B W Section Two WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1045 atrr 1Ettrttin0 l|rraUi

r- predieted that the rite mIgM even ba Insutflelent lo r Rriubt Decision Del Town Buys Temple, use. ANNUAL SUMMER In other aettons last Bight, tho beard: On Teen Group Use ofAni In the 1. Appointad Jamae O. Bay- Firehouse Tabled Uss of M Forest St., a ratlrad Menchester’e “ Young Adults,” : Martin said that the teMhlMelC / U.fl. Arm y Uautanaat eolonsL w in ths 17-91 Bge group, will have delay tor oonalderatlon erf m- News to ths amrens' Advisory Com- to wait at least two wtaks be- faclMty la mads necessary U SUOOR The board of directors last night approved the $86,- mitUa to fUl tha unaxpired tsnn fors thsy Isarn whsthsr the the vacation absenoa of fichoA 00 w reh aae of the old Temple Beth Snolom, at Myrtle of Oharlas O. Plris, wbo had hoard of directors will approve Attendance Officer Robert Di* G lo ria Jo b rssignsd. their request to use the Keeney gan, who haa had tha teak, along and Linden Sts., for excluaive use by the Senior Citi- a. Tabled the appoIntmsBt of NBV7 YO R K (A T )— ^ S Annex aa a center, with Rec Department Program le n a Club, but tabled the 046,000 purchase of a Man a committee of local oiUseiu to thronad baauty quaan CHona Jon Ths board last night sched­ Director Wally Fortin, of advie. ehsatsr Orssn rirshouas BiU,e^ Judge a competition for a new Ing the 17-21 group, and of co^ |iM bean askad to chooaa a pan- pending the results of nsgotla- uled a special meeting for Aug. town seal. 17 at 8 p.m. In the Municipal ordlnatlng all proposals, ^ al o< thraa promlnant Nafroaa to tlonalona additional and adjein- In May, the proposal drew Mt- totor ’ orfUclsm from former May­ I. Aecepted deeds to three un- Building Hearing Room, when tfatermiiM whathar tha Mlaa iBg space. Tha Keeney Annex, formerly, or Sherwood Bowers, Dr. A. B. finished secUons of Thompecn K will Intagrata all proposals Maw York BUta tlUa waa taken ^ eI old TempiTemple, built In IMO, under board of education Jurlse from her bacauaa aha la a Na- Moran and Franklyn Parker, all Rd. and plans for a "Young AdulU dlcUon, waa turned over to thd with a wing added In IMd, will of whom criticised the purchase 4. Adopted a fiva-point policy Cmter,” either at Keeney An, CTO. replace the Senior Cltlscns faoll- town on April 16, and now re- Ttia offer cama Monday from )iice as being "much too high for accepting streete In new sub­ nax or elsewhere. quires approval the board 0$ ttlss now houssd ’ In tha bAsa- at t M MarahaH, who holda the !or a third o f an acra.” \ divisions, Its action followed a state diractora for proposed usaa. . ■tata'a Miaa Unlvaraa conteit ment of the former Cheney Tsoh They also claimed that tha' 5. Waived charter requlr*. ment by General Manager Rich In dlsctiaalng tha nssd tor 4 Iranchlae, He haa denied Mlaa NEW! versatile,,, building on School St. comer la a trafflo hasard and manta for Uda for the purchase 1^ Martin to the effect that he two-week postponement for con­ Jon'a oharre that race waa the Last night's unanimous ap­ that the site la too small for of iqrdranta for the Town Water couldn’t, at this time, recom­ sideration of approval, Dirac- proval waa resohsd In a few factor in •W PP*"* practical.. .unigue,,, tbs propoaed facility. Department, so that the type mend use of tha Keeney St. tors David Barty and Robert title. He aald aha failed to fulfill minutes, and with vary UtUs dis- Martin Informed them that now tn use msiy be purchased. facility, and also followed the Stone urged that feat acUon bs her oontraot for fashion ahowa, THE PERFECT GIFT!! euBslon. The proposal had pra- the site has been approved by S. Allocated fOOO from the Intnxluctlon of a petition signed taken on Aug. 17, last the young glnflnf audlUona and modeling Vloualy been enfkirsed by the Town Fire Chief W. Clifford General Fund Capital Improve­ by N residents of ths Hackms- aduK group loses Its tnlUaUva aaalgnmenta. directors, tha Human Relations Mason, Police Chief James ment Reserve Ftmd to pay coeU tack-Keeney fits, area, object­ and momentum. Commission, the senior cltlscns Maraall said he would be Resrdon and the New EIngland of advertising and other contin­ ing to the proposal. Martin rspUad, "TBiere will wllllnc to be bound bjTthe And- themselves, the town director of Board of Firs Underwriters. gencies for thq Bentley gchool TTm petition was placed In the naturally be some rumblings, him of three arbitrators wheth­ public works, the town building In anothsr action last night, heating system renovation. records by Director Frank but I think the altuaUon will l>e er Miss Jon, M, Is entlUed to mspcctor and by many town with only Director Harlan Tay­ 7. Authorised tha borrowing of Btamler, who made It plain that straightened out before too raaraln her crown. residents. lor voting "no” and with Di­ IW.OOO of notes to pay the prin> ha was not a signer and was not long.” General Manager Richard rector Firaole Della-Fera ah- opposed to a town facility for He suggested a panel of enter­ oipal and Ihleroat on Town Sew' Mayor Francis Mahoney as­ tainer Sammy Davis Jr., Rep. Martin said that the facility and aent because of a F t Devens “ Young Adult” use. er Department bonds due on sured the teen-age group, "W # SPECIAL GROUP SPEQAL GROUP the club will bo under the Jurle- National Guard tour o f duty, However, Stamlsr said that Adam Caayton Powell, D-N.Y., Sept. 1. The trots specified that are not trying to stall you, and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther dlctlon of the park and rec de­ the board voted to appropriate the short term dotes must be rS' he preferred a facility other than Keeney Annex and suggest but all of the problems, Includ­ Ktng Jr. partment, and that ” lt shouldn’t 24,000 for hiring ea architect paid by Dec. H, 1268, from sew. ing use and objectiona, must be WATCH aOLD-FItlED to draw up preliminary plane sd that tiling Junior High Thera was no reply from Miss take too long for the senior oitl- sr department receipts of the resolved. In fact, it la the board and eatlmates for converting School, a site originally offered, ion. ______sens to move In,” current year. of directors which Instigated a tha town-owned form er Nike would be more logical. BANDS CHARMS H e said that tho building U search for a aolutlon to tha loi­ site for use by the Manchester He urged the board to give Cien. Q ift o n structurally sound and will re­ tering problem and all of ua are quire a minimum of repairs and Community College. consideration to the 63 signers WA8HINOTON (AP) — Presi­ Taylor urged tile other mem­ of the petition and said that anxious for fast action.” painting, most of which will be Sept. 1 D eadline The 30-member “ Young Adult dent Johnson had to do It alone ber* o f the board to decide first, Keeney Annex woe too much of done by the club membere. Club” Bteering committee, n esd a y when he pinned a DIs- PRICE PRICE Philip Harrison, a past pres before voting the appropriation, an outlying location for teen tlnKUished Service Medal on Yi Vi F o r Maihager Job which had scheduled a meeting whether a portion of the 88.92- age use. 4 Ment of the Temple, Informed tor tonight at 7 at the Senior Maj. Oen. Chester V. CSlfton Jr. 4 the board that the structure’a acre site could not be retained He added, ” It Is not fair to Clifton usually assists the The board M directors has set Citizens’ Club on School St., In roof haa been repaired and will for eome other town use. the community as a whole to President on medal ceremonies anticipation that the board of require no town expenditure. He claimed and was backed a Sept. 1 deaAlhe for applica­ give the group the Keeney An hi the White House rose garden. directors would have approved WeBSTCR-WILCOX Martin, after tha vote, aald by Director Barry, that, when tions for the iwet of general nex, lock, stock and barrel.” "TMa la the first medal I have the use of Keeney Annex, will that the town, In the future, the town applied for cost-free Martin, In answer to a ques aver placed without Oen, Clifton manager, to give Itself enough Uon pertaining to town supervl still hold Its meeting, to dlscuoa may have to hire a program acquisition ot the property. It time to screen and Interview the new developments. ‘ talllns me bow to do It,” qulp- ♦FAMOUS MAKE supervisor to coordinate senior had stipulated that the site Sion of a teen-age facility, when podthe President. would be used for educational candidates, well within Richard permission Is granted, said, “ Of CUfton waa honored for his SS- NATIONALLY ADVERTISED sUizen activities. COLLEGE OPENINGS (eombli\Mlon bonCan-eoaslw) Tabling of the tes.OOO appro­ purposes' and that neither the MarUn'e NCv,. 18 retirement course the town cannot relieve yaar career In the Army. He WINCHESTER, Maas. (A P ) priation for purchase erf the fire­ application nor the deed in any date. itself of its responsibility, espe­ ratlrad July 11 to become vice —^The New England Board erf A many splendored thing In gleaming house Bite was done on a mo­ of Its content, mentioned the Advertieemente, to appear In cially where public liability and president of a Maw York busl- sIlMnMts for the host#iy»no designation, Manchester Com- "The ' International City Mana­ fire Insurance are concerned Higher Education says colleges WATCHES tion by Director David Barry, In the slx-etate region still have aass consulting firm. appreclatat ttis unusual; This munity College. gers Association Semi - Monthly The operation of a center will combination bonbon — coaster boests who bad handled negotiations 3,000 openings for freshmen In Superintendent of Schools Bulletin,” "The American remain under town supervision OFF q( many uses: Individuslly or In sets. during the seven-week abasence September. Ginger Rogers R E D U C E D ]50/^«>^0/o William Curtis admitted that City,” and "Ths National Civic smd Bomeons in authority, prob­ Uadroon borosr. at Martin. ably the park and rec depart The board said claaaes are at The tabling action forced tab­ Taylor was correct hut said, Review,” have been amended to MIHW YORK (AP) — Oingar Dlsm.0’. ment, will have to be reapon' 97 per cent capacity, but Hated ling of another Item on last wltii agreement by Martin, that read that the salary will hav4 a Rogsra, M, who made her alble for the building and 68 inatituUona atlU willing to ♦Discontinued Models Bight's agenda — to authorise the Keeney St. area w ill be well low ot $16,600 (Martin’s salary) Broadway debut In a IMS musl- grounds.” consider qualified candidate!. eal, la to taka over next week the general manager to take served by the present Keeney and an open high. The board haa been consider­ Carol Channlng's star role in ^ TM ISTSmMTieMS SMVSS CeMMS* bids for oonstructlon of the Man­ S t School and th at under the the hM musical “ Hello, Dolly!” LADIES’ chester Green Firehouse. educational designation, the ing a salary scale of $16,600 to M as Rogers hasn’t been on Martin was authorised to en­ best uae of the site would be for $20,000. the community college. Broadway since 19B1. She said ter into negotiations with the Mrs. Hennequin and Radiosonde (Herald photo by Ofiara.) •Hieaday there would be no ma­ neighboring Community Baptist Curtis urgi^ spckl In mak­ NOT!CE jor changaa In the "Dolly” DIAMOND RING use ft many ways. Church for purchase of a portion ing the appropriation In order of a 176-foot piece of land, to to take advantage of the Nov. Btuipt, but there wffl be more n * trap sad piiretd ssnsr a TH!5 WEEK ONLY woven into existing FLAWLESS Vs CARAT the south of me proposed site. 16 deadline for applying for Local Stocks Bumbars. ifaamiRg iflVtrplats for vsnatBs A representative of the church funds for an estimated |250,- s u c e t i 000 In renovations under the Weather Bureau Radiosonde WE WILL CL05E AT 12 NOON amtos... a convsalMt twosoim told the board that the church waa Interested in acquiring Federal Higher Educational gnotaUoBS Furnished by Princess Mangaret bo SATURDAY (AUGUST 7tli) A s e R v e for the dining table le weH aa more land to the south of Its Faculties Act Dempsey-Tegeler Co., I . WAdHENOTON (A P ) — When He said that, as aeema certain Nembm of New York A nso present building, and that, in the eaaiil buffitmttrtslnlng. Modtrt Floats into Green Tree XnHand’s Princess Margaret event this is accomplished, it now, when the state, by April Stock Exchange itaS her husbemd. Lord Snow- s e r prist mtktt R u axcsllint iHt would be receptive to a propos­ 1, 1966, takes over control and Bank Stocks dan, make their fliet visit to the R«g. $225.00 operation of Manchester Com­ As the white box, '’ r Hennequin, a t about LARSEN’S HARDWARE, IN1L for toy oeowisai al to sell the town some land, Bid Asked U.S. Weather Bureau. 4:80 yesterday afternoon, was imited States thU fall, one of AWM. ROGERS lit adjacent to the firehouse site. munity (College, the $4,000 ex­ Conn. Bank and ing below a red parachute, tha itbapB wlB be tha White penditure, plus all other flnan- The mechanism, which oper­ in her backyard when the 34 DEPOT SQUARE MANCHESTBL The premoeed purchase of the Truat Co...... 69 71 slowly settled into a high ates on a battery, transmits floating object came to rest ini Bouse. W 8 sa la d tim e! SlLVERPLATE Humble Oil Co. site, on the cUl commitments, would be re­ Hartford National PraBWItnt m d Mrs. Johns \ paid to tho town by virtue of the maple tree in the yard of a temperature,, sir pressure and tN gbJUlM OrtfBA yas« at 92 southwest coiner of Woodbridge Bank Co .... 65 66 humidity s is a ls to Its home Doane S t Win be host to th« foyal coupid I • t and B. Middle Tpke., had recently passed Higher Educa­ F ire Inauranee Compaalea neighbor, Mrs. Walter • t a WUto House dinner Nov. ORIGINAL ROGERS base, unknown at .'the time to BeeAueS ttM OHffBMK are been oni tkAtfedard'a an n da at tion tssisUrilma t > r ,, ; HartfoM Fire .. 66H «7% Hennequin of 167 Green STt It was amiouncad Thesday, Mrs. Hennequin because a tag, away on va c^ o n , Mrs, Henne­ 3 Only LEATHER lU May mestlag and mm! bMR CurtS”^ s c M the Idea trf re­ Maoa. General .. 17 18 U SliyERPLATS r Rd. h o u g h t many which should have been attach­ quin enllstedm e aid ItaWan Import duty on each MONTHLY REPAYMENT TERMS Rag. $187.00 3-pc. Saf$ i*T 4 % g n .Beak le M cents, UpiymoiM I 24piyiiwnti Hold 12 and 16 os. cans; *Sofa and two chairs...... 1 ^ ^ ^ r b .flM winter, MnuggUng pa- MYMENT TERMS come packed four to a car­ trole aU over the mountains. A t INYTTED ton. Grand gift to give your HKB Ijm t of the year they ohmb hosteaa, to a It’a juat one of 5 w - 6 » top, Tknlnod d ( ^ with Rag. $90.00 *Sofas BtnvP^d round their thousands of gifts and Two or 3 cushion stylos LbBvo been used. lift INSUHANCi INClUUil) home accessories reduced 7 2 “ Into 1 fo r the Semi-Annual sale. Ctune hi and browsel *SUn(lBrd 7S-lnoh KrfU! 1 ouShtoB chairs. have ba THI CONNECTICUT iANK Blight additional charge for wing and MUNd OC OifA* I SHOOR kgUoopUr. A 917 MAIN STREET OPEN THURSDAYS TO 9 P.M. CLOSED 3IONDAT8 DDRINO AUGUST MANCHESTER AMO TRUIT COMPANY channel-back pteoeei Arm cape extra. •75 M A IN B TIlB liT ■^gid B glaat| •M MBtai M m s I NMHAILiJmilUm* M If. l u a M nM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1965 FAQH' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. 198S PAGE SIXTEEN Events Events . ) VALUABLE COUPON Captain Dies In Capital TV-Radio Tonight In World

As His Ship WAttaNGTON (AP) — *rh. HONG KONG (AP)-Clhlnaaa MEATOWN M monthly prtmium for tha op- Television language papara In Hong Kong B C O F F E E report that Rad Chlna’a Mao Crosses Sea 1215V2 SILViR LANI, EAST HARTFOKP tionni dootor-blU oov.rag. in th. l;00 lO-IS-ll-M) llovU Camera ^ n.w health ear. plan for th. Admiral Jack Jennl.ni»-j-J*** Tu-tung ha. drawn up a pro­ Memory...... Lua 7:30 BDITOR'S NOTB: Ai»ociat*d n g ^ probably wlU hav. to b. (80) Choytiuie gram aimed at boosting trad, (401 Uoyd Thaaton with this British colony. ■ m m w e u Prera corespondent John O. ~ L MEATS FRESH CUT-NONE P R E PACKAGED!» rahMd within a fow y .a n , Un 8^36-40) Oule aM Harrtst 1:80 (40) Th* RUl.nMB Th. report M id Mao', plan w m 3-13) Mister IM . Koehler eboerd the liner d.raacratary of Waltar. Wilbur 1:00 ( 1-3040) Patty Duka called for; Bremen, etumlng to the United J. Cohan said Tuaaday, Ha add' _ ilm (34) Raglot^ Ah airline between Hong STORE HOURS: TUES.-WED. 9-4; THURS.-FRI. 9-f , I) PeUr Potomus ( 3-13) Hy Uving DoU HOUSE States after five years of duty In ad ha hopad tha incraaaa would 8:00 ( 8) News 1:30 ( 8-30^ Shindig Kong and the Rad ChInaM clUaa LB. TIN West Germany and Berlin, ba amall. (34) What's NtwT ( 3-13)Beverly HHlWlllse of Cajiton and Bhanghat, when the ship * captam died. Dootora' coata hava baan ria- IW) riu h Oordon f.OO (10-33J0) NBC, Movie Raaumptlon of paaMnger SATURDAY 8 to 4 ^ (10) Eys-Dsntl(y ( 3-13) Dick Van Dyke Here Is his report, radioed to tng and the trend la axpactad to (33) Rocky and Hla Fiisnda 8:30 ( 8.30-40) Burke’s .Law ■hip aarvica between Hong Kong I WITH THIS COUPON AND 17.50 PURCHASE New York. _ aontlnua, Cohan laid. 8:06 (40) The Saint ( 8-13) Our Private World ant! Shanghai; 8:10 ( 8) Nawa, Sports, WaaUier By JOHN O. KOEHLER n a IS monthly faa appllaa to (18) Albbscrlptlon ~TV —A atepped up publicity pro- ABOARD THE LiNBR BRE­ 8:18 (33) au b Houae Point of View ■ OR OVER. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. Mild Curt, BONELESS BRISKET a nipplamantal plan available ( 8 ) Peter_____ Jennings—New. 10:0(rTS4)4lg> International Hour 'am to lure tourist, visiting MEN ON THE ATLANTIC (API July 1, leee, to thoaa 65 and old­ (80) Rocky“ • and ■ HU “Friends ‘ ( 8-13-13) Lucy-DesI Comedy Hr. S m 1:80 ( 8) Burfslde BIx ong Kong to trav.l to R I Chi­ ® GOOD THURS., FRI., SAT., AUGUST 5-6-7. — "Cailef, when will we be at er. Baalo hoapital coverage la 10:80 (3040) ABC Scope na. the Grand Banks?” asked the (34) Outboard Outings ( I) Peyton Place provided for all the elderly ( S) Walter CronMte 10:50 (80) Kentucky Jones —Mora Hong Kong depart­ REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS. veteran captain of the German without ooat to them. (13) Newid>ea4 11 lOO ( 8-8-10-133-----_.jO-31-40 _ _ ) Nawa, ment atorea aalllng only I Uner Bremen. They were his (10-23-80) HunUey-Brinkley u^^rU,Boor Weather 6:45 (30) Peter Jennings—News product, mad. In Rod China. last words. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sec­ (II) For Adults Only Capt. Guenther Roesslng died 7:00 (13-33-8040) News. Sports, 11 15 (10-80) Tonight B ^w (O) retary of Commerce John T. Weather (30) ABC Nl^tlTft TBL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Tuesday night on the bridge of Connor haa cautioned that tha (34) What’e New (40) Sports Final Four Israeli border guards were the North German Lloyd line’s recent Improvement In the na- (30) I lud Three Lives 11 30 (13) Movie 12,000-ton flagship as she passed (18) In Public Interest ( 3) Movie wounded whan their car hit a U.S. CHOICE — TOP QUALITY BEEF tlon’a balance of payment, defl- ( 3) LUtlest Hobo 11:25 (40) Mepv Oriffln mine along the I.raall-Jordan the halfway mark en route from elt may ba only temporary. (10) Death Valley 11:30 (33) Tonight■ ■t Show (C) CORNED BEEF ( 5) Movie armistice line aouthweet of Je- B O n O M Bremerhaven to New York. 7:15 (33) Bummer HIghllghU A heart atuck apparently Re told a Senate banking aub- ruM lem , an army q>olceaman committee Tuewlay that several ffw .c . BATCBOAk’S 'TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTING felled the 63 year-old mariner ■aid today. who had followed the sea for fafitora could offaet tha im- Israeli authoritie. have com­ SUPREME more than 40 years. pnovement. plained to the Jordan-Iarael ROUND ROAST "We were standing together ^ e s e Include, ha .eld, an In- Mixed Armlitice Commission, 1 (AP Fhotofax) at the chart table when he col­ C9 aaa in import, without a cor­ Radio lapsed and died,” said Claus responding ri.« in .xports; ui TOULON, France (AP) — InCreaa. in th. number of ClWa Usthig Include, only thow new. brondenate of !• or IS French authorities today or­ Hamje, the Bremen's 84-year- Clues Sought in Louisiana Church Fire mlnnto length. Some atntlofia carry other Bhort nowacaata.) old executive officer. American, going abroad; an dered tighter safety measures FOODS Roes.sing had asked Hamje arsonist in connection with the pre-dawn blaze akpected increase in military WDBO-i3ee ,.,11:30 Oordon and Jass along the French Riviera, rav­ A sheriffs deputy looks over the burned-out re­ ai^endlturea ovaraeaa; and "a ^12:00 Nows aged by nearly four days of when the Bremen would reach that devastated the Negro center yesterday. It was 1:00 Long John Wade 12:15 Sign Off the fishing banks off southeast mains of the Hartzel Community Center Methodist high requirement for capital 8:00 Dick Robinson wno—1666 fires that have destroyed many 459 HARTFORD ROAD one of two places burned in St. Tammany parish. HecMl C u t fiffida abroad." 1:06 News, Sign Off 6:00 Afternoon Elditlon acres of pine forests. Newfoundland. Church near Slidell, La. Police are looking for an WBOR—eie 6:00 News, Sports, Weather ” I told him at « a m. tomor­ Thick smoke blanketed the WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. 5:00 H(U-tford Highlights 6:45 Blue of Rvenlng Cap Benat area between Toulon MANCHESTER row and then he died,” the offi­ anyone, but because I tried to 7:00 News 7:06 Conversation Piece cer said. Tftomas G. Abernathy .aye an 8:00 Oullght 7:30 Chet Huntley and St. Tropes. Thousands of Hamje took command of the be conscientious. I was fired. U.S. Still Losing Gold appeal to Negroes not to honor 13:00 Quiet Hours 7:30 Newe summer campers evacuated the DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY ^Great Race’ "But Universal was Im­ WINF—1338 7:50 Congressional Report dfkft c ^ l. 1. treaiKinable and 8:06 Youth Orcheitra pine forests. 4 liner, her crew and 1,100 5:00 Wall St. Today 4 passengers. "Two nights earlier, pressed by the picture and hired Inmiltlng to th. President and 6:30 Radio Oceater Hartford 8:30 News Interior minister Roger Frey Whole Brisket Roesslng had Introduced his me. I did some Tony Curtis Despite Cash Balancing 1 people. 6:00 News 8:55 Red Sox vs. Attdetlca told newsmen the government Wins Prize movies on schedule, then I went 6:15 Radio Oreater Hartford 11:30 News officers at a welcoming dinner ,The Mleelesippl Democrat 7:00 Nows 11:40 Elports Final will press for stricter fire pre­ over on 'Operation Petticoat.* 13:00 Art Johnson vention measures in the area and told the passengers; YORK (AP) — The^They have been, and sUll are, rMerred Tuewlay to an article 7:35 Public Affairs WFor—1418 “ Some day, perhaps when They let me go. I went over on NEW Lb. ii\* a newsletter of the MIm Is- 8:00 The World Tonight parched by months of drought. In Moscow United States goes on losing short of dollars. Cutting back on | 55c 8:16 IJIe Line 8:00 Roy Cooper top ‘High Time’ at Fox because I ■Ippi Freedom Democratic par­ 7:00 Ken OrtHln The fires have claimed at your children sail on this ship, gold In spite of the tpuch publi­ private spending by U.S. busi­ 8:30 8j>Mk Up Hartford Mr. Hamje will be the captain, was trying to fix an impossible 10 LB. ty, a predominantly Negro or­ 8:56 'vWiaee vs. White Sox 13:00 Jonathan Dark least two lives. At least a score HOLLYWOOD (API -r At the script. Fox warned Paramount cized balancing of its monetary ness with them may make for] standing hero Instead of me.” an over-all surplus on the books, AVERAGE ganization which la trying to of persona have been injured. Round Roast m. "He was a great man and ev­ recent Moscow film festival not to hire me for ‘Breakfast at give and take with other na­ uMeat him and four other Mis- 'nffany’s,' but I got the job any­ tions. but It doesn’t affect other na­ erybody liked him,” Hamje '■The Great Race” managed to ^Mlppl representatives. Jack- BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP)— way." In late spring the United tions with dollars to spare. Secret Service Agent Joined saW. "His death was a great Still another reason that the I sM, MtM., reports said the leaf- The Belgian Parliament re­ win third prise in a field of tur­ Even his recent successes States managed to get more cessed today until October after LEAN, FLAVOR loss to all of us aboard.” gold drain can’t be written off lA urged N e m mothers to keep The Bremen's Protestant and gid dramas brimming with so­ didn't end the spectre. Edwards dollars back from abroad than their eoni from honoring the giving final approval to the pro­ said J. L. Warner once tried to it sent overseas in trade or aid yet lies In American export-im­ Choir at LucVs Graduation gram of Premier Pierre Har- Roman Catholic chaplains pay cial significance.' port prospects. Nations that draft and called on Negroes In GROUND ROUND tribute at services today to the fire him from "The Great or loans. But this surplus in Its the armed services to stage mel’s new coalition government. This IS a noteworthy achieve­ Race" when the film advanced have ,a balance of payments veteran who had sailed the ment for a movie that bears no balance of payments after years Skinless hunger strikes. WASHINGTON (AP) — The/4-foot (Ke rise Thursday, but since an emergency bladder opera­ ing there. This helped Washing­ Coloring Eggsl Service to tighten security, stick marksman. And In the Secret ahead and 1 couldn’t get there craft June 1 to sail 3,200 miles ton in its effort to achieve a sur­ bjl'h pressure will continue to dose to the President's side ev­ Service car, one of them with a tion. in time. I was still going with CAMPBELL’S from Falmouth, Mass., to Fal­ plus. NEW YORK — How did the i Sm inate In the sres), the erywhere, but still be unobstru- rifle always rides backward On the return voyage, the lln- Jack Lemmon when I read a mouth, England. iftancee of receiving any show- •r altered course about 450 At the same time, another custom of coloring Easter eggs | slve on ceremonial or similar now, scanning streets and build report on the picture from Tass; He was spotted 1,100 miles nation could have gone on ■1^ will rem s^ elim. occasions. Ings and windows and rooftops miles north of Bermuda to take it said grudgingly that people out, sailing along at 50 miles a begin? Overnight low temperatures raking in more Yankee dollars A Ukrainian legend tells of a I There always haa been a toward the rear—because It was TOMATO on the chief boatswain’s mate of laughed, but the picture was not day and hoping to complete his BEEF Ip OonnecUcut were generaUy than It had to shell out. The peddler named Simon who was measures of attempts to fit Into shots from behind that killed an American freighter who had to be taken seriously. record journey by Aug. 16. Ini the 45 to 55 degree range, a complicated arm fracture. trend of dealings with that coun­ carrying a basket of eggs to the scene rather toan to stemd Kennedy. G Last Thursday the German ■Mcept along the (x>ast, where G Two days later the Bremen "I canceled my trip. I’ve got try would still have been in market when he met a crowd 1 out. When presidents in sports freighter Blschofstar reported riiiulinga hold around the 60 CAN received a call from a Norwegi­ enough troubles with critics terms of deficit. In that country clothes went boating or golfing SOUP sighting the Tinkerbelle about m o ^ n g a man who was stag- an tanker saying three crewmen here. dollars would be piling up that g e f lg beneath the weight of a | ouirk. or walking, agents went along in ‘Mug’ Camera Offered “ But then I got reports on the 750 miles west of Ehigland. could be used to buy gold. Whole $ Under warm August sunshine, sports clothes, t(» — although had been badly burned in a boil­ the bureau said, the mercury LIBBY er explosion. Despite high seas showing from Jack, Dorothy Air force and harbor officiaJs Some European countries, The peddler left his basket at I ISPUT none of them ever wore an out­ NEW YORK — An American said this morning they believed WM expected to climb rapidly That's il K tikes to add ZIP Cods to and bad vislbisllty, Roessing Provlne, CJeorge Stevens Jr. and notably France, have been run­ the roadside and went to help fit to compare with some o ftoe manufacturer Is marketing others at the festivsd. They said this report also was wrong. ning a surplus In their own bal- Birds lf6m this morning’s chilly read­ shrieking shirts Harry S. 'Tru­ portable camera that uses black- you’ idiHu. ZiP Code is i tkne aid 1-LB. headed for the tanker north of the man. When Simon returned ings but along the coast onshore CREAM STYLE the Azores and in a difficult ma­ the audience roared, and it was They calculated that Manry euice of payments. They have to his basket he found every egg man displayed at times at Key and-white or color film to make moniy n w . It takes a short cut CANS the only film to sell out the 6,- could not have traversed that \rinds were expected to restrict a 3%-by-414-lnch quick-process neuver put a doctor aboard the plenty of dollars, new or old, to magnificently decorated — and | iMHHURS West, Fla. thnuth the Postil SysteDuad assuras tM afternoon temperature rise (X)0-seat house. They had to much distance in that time. exchange for gold if they wish. For formal, white tie and tails picture, with printed data, for vessel. the beautiful eggs lasted for­ ■otnewhat. CORN show it four Umes. Then came One officer speculated that France, for one, is on record as ever. Minimum Weight 3Vi Lbs. Fine For Outdoor Barbecue! events, Secret Service men personnel badges and other the award. the Blschofstar may have seen WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Jive whose posts are nearest the Identifying devices. intending to turn amy new sur­ day forecast: "I think my whole attitude the other small boal which mi­ MISSISSIPPI CARGO sled the air patrols. It was a plus of dollars into gold. Temperatures In Connecticut r O l i r 9 1 ^ 1 1 8 v r lV C H j toward comedy will be different The American balamce of pay­ p i J I now. I’m not going to make any slightly larger boat but like the ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) — A Thursday through Monday are Tinkerbelle had a red sail, and a I ments surplus was achieved record of 38,516,345 tons of car­ Fresh Ground, All Beef expected to average near nor- more excuses, to myself or any­ largely by the voluntary actions white jib. No one here knew go was carried on the Missis-1 . mal. Gradually wqrming trend body.” I of U.S. corporations and banks, Nor should he. Although he where it came from or where it | slppl River betw een the during the last of this week and CHICAGO — There are four was going. under prodding from Washing­ mouths of the Ohio and Missouri turning aUgbtly cooler early looks like a movie juvenile — ton, to cut back on spending and ways psychologists spot a form rivers in 1964, Army Engineers | next week. of nervous breakdown they call which he once was — he has the lending abroad. say. movie-making finesse of an old At this time normal high and depression: Sleep and appetite But of late much of American Cargoes on the middle Missis- ] law temperatures at Hartford The BIG SWING is to difficulties, langruor, and a guilty pro. Investment overseas has been in His grandfather was J. Reading Group sippi Increased more than 2.75 are M and 61, at Bridgeport 88 ICEBB1G feeling. countries that don’t run a sur­ million tons over the record 35,• d 66, and at New Haven 81 A depressed person always CJordon Edwards, who directed Backs Alphabet plus in their own payments. 726,911 ton. set in 1963. S LETTUCE has trouble sleeping; he usually the first “ Cleopatra” and other d 64. Theda Bara films. His father Is •.precipitation may total up to falls asleep without trouble but ^ Inch, occurring aa widely PMOPUE'S 2/29C awakens about 3 and can’t get Jack McEdwards, studio NEW YORK —The Reading back to sleep. He always has a production manager who now Reform Foundation has launch­ soattered showers or thunder loss of appetite. His mental and oversees his son’s films. Bom ed a nationwide program to ■Dowers around the weekend MIX & MATCH YELLOW '^tihysical functions slow down, William Blake McEdwards in alert parents, educators, and the 'The House of Customer SatisfacHen" where savings EARN MORE! and he loses interest, ambition, Tulsa, Okla., the boy grew up In public to the extent of the "read­ 1 0 Lbs. MANY NEW VOTERS ONIONS and concentration. He feels the movie world, went to Brev- ing crisis” among school chil­ NEW YORK (AP) — The dty vaguely guilty about nothing In erly Hills High School, later dren, its cause and cure. signed 4,961 new voters during SWEET LIFE 3 lb. boQ 29e particular, will criticize himself, truncated his name when he Founded in October, 1961, “ to the first two weeks of Its smn- and feels hopeless. tried for an acting career. I restore the alphabet (phonetics) Armour's Western Steer, Freshly Sliced msr regletratton drive, a He fell Into radio writing,' to its proper place as the basis BOURNE ■pokeaman says. TALKS TO EVERYONE created and wrote "Richard' of elementary reading instruc­ [e said that 2,868 persona FRUIT-O-RAMA NEW YORK (AP) — New Diamond" for Dick Powell, then' tion in English,” the foundation £e enrolled last week at the 10 mobile unite stationed York University Prof. Timothy became writer and director of B today has a National Advisory APRICOT HALVES, SLICED CLING W. Costello, a sidewalk cam -. pictures for Columbia. Ckiuncll of 180 Members. thjroughout the dty. This com­ palgner for City Ckiuncil presl- j "When J started directing, I And chairman are at work in BUICK pares with 2,0M signed up the dent, stopped to talk to a couple was advised by friends never to , 30 states and the District of Oo- flM week. PEACHES, FRUIT COCKTAIL, who were deaf mutes. i bring a picture in on schedule,” lumbia "to implement phonetic Vacation W r L L TRY BARTLETT PEARS (Costello called over an aide' he recalled. "I did the first one! workshops for teachers and to V who knows the sign language at Columbia on schedule. On the; step up the restoration of the TO DEAL and the aide served aa inter­ next one I was six days over on ! phonetic approach to elemen- Bound a 15-day film, not to Impress tary-school reading Instruction.” LIVER PER YEAR preter. YOUR 4 Try Our Ready To 4 Go Cars WAY! CANS 1-LB. ^ Renerve The Right to Limit Quantltlee MANCHESTER'S MOST NEW 1945 1942 lutck Invleto ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER 4-Dr. H'dtop $1895 BUICKS In Stock for FROZEN ritispi\o‘s / OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! 1941 Buick U Sob re IMMEDIATE 4-Dr. H'dtop $2195 DEUVERY . R EM O D EL aWEBir LIFE Please ask for one II Year old for eoot into 1 MORIARTY BROTHERS STOLES Deposits made on or before the ORANGE JUICE 1941 RomUor of the following! SUPREME A JOE PRELl A C A PE-or 4-Dr. Sedon 10th of August earn dividends from the SERVING YOU WITH A JIM McCAVANAOH A J A C K n 6 OZ. 24 24 Std. 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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, IMS Bolton Andover but thsy’rs not Ilka the girls Urns seeing the sights—includ­ across thslr eyelids snd spray ■mall bootha on tha strsst — Natives Vemon Hal Boyle American Men^s Opinion back homA" said Jim Orslfs of ing fsmtnina talent on tho boule­ thsmseivss with cologne. like Ice cream cones. Will Board Rescind Motion? Pertlsad, Ors„ a mllsr who has vard. Brigitte Bardot and contra­ This stuff a few years ago waa mads four visits ths govlst Tha smarUst snd best-looking band Amsrioan glamour maga­ regmrdsd as bourgsolse, and Avoid Park Grant Memories Union with U.S. trackto and flsld of ths Russian girls still spposr zines hsva begun to have an taboo. Russian Girls No Threat teams, lass colorful than ths parsdsrs impact. There is a variety of "I think our girls are now dia- LAB I^AlScAB, Csnanr V * Area Chamber Board Will School Work Be Done? balrdoes —looks hanging loose­ Covsring glamour," said a So- "1 think It’s msksiip, too — of Fifth Avsnuo and tha Ohamps lands — A language Hot mors eosmstlos," added a 260- ElysssB. ly over ths shoulders, bouffant, vlst Intarprster. "Where they tpakm Wins Initial Grown Old To Capture Beauty Titles but whistled, haa bstn dsrotopiA pound shotputtsr from Los An- Almost sU of them art phimp, over the head and. pony tells. used to Bsve their rublee for a ►roves Affiliation galas, John MoOrsth, ovon husky. Their drsssos hang There's stUI an sbsencs of night at a cinema, now thay on small, , prosperous OoBWrB State Favor W orth More kmv, Bovlit Union (A P )—f ags Bovlat miss Is not jrst "Most of them still look like loosely and lack line. Pew wear chic, stylish drsassa, but that's ■pend It all on cosmetics or a in ths Canary ulanda. OoiBSM given permission, to ^ s the wsiihUlftsrs," said shotputtsr stockings. High heels era a rari­ undsrstandsbla. hair string," has steep hills and valleys l u * last nightnlsht St a meeUng of the Hie Russians may throw a pa­ wnistlebalt. Rookvllle^worklng to serve the chamber: money as follows; About (900 rade of sputniks Into orbit and That's tha considered verdict Randy Matson of Pamps, Tax., ty. Instead the girls walk An ordinary print dress may with banana plantations. , ^ Mamban of Oia The conaervatlon eommlsalon board of finance for library books (the remains NEW YORK (AP) — Memory around In squeaky open-toad cost around (20 to (10, In a TVhsn you grill frankfurters Rather than about to eojp* A relocation committee to find If Its members are rreeable, send a cosmonaut strolling of a team of U.S, exports — rsd- "but thsy're bettor than they Araa CSiamber of Oommerca was recently notified by the of an orl^nal allocation of (6,. li the money of the mind. wars in 1901." sandals. country whsra tha average you can leave them whole and munlcate acroas ravine#, the a new chamber office (because the board of finance vdll through space, but Uisy’ro a bloodtd sthlstsB and all paid-up wUl ba u ked to vote at a i:«n- of redevelopment); a dues re­ State Department of Agriculture 000), about ( 1,200 for oorreotlve But unlike any other "med­ long way from being a threat In members of ths Girt Watching The critics are msmbars of But they definitely are im­ worker's wags is (70 a month. "as Is,” or you can split them. lives whistle. .The notes, thougB 5^'i ’ j a motion made this ^ ® J Beauty salons snd hairdress­ If you use the latter. ffiethod, low, can convey meseagea UuM aral maatlnc next month on a vision committee; a fund-rais­ and Natural Reaoureaa that the rssuested the public building heating In two south elaasrooms ium of exchange or moasuro of ths Miss Universe swsapstakss, Society of America. tho U.g. track and flsld team proving. and the shop finishing room, "They’re doing much more which mat ths Sovlst Union hers Some of them — In increase ing parlors are doing a booming don’t split the franks all the way miles or more. The language % propoaal to affiliate with the ing committee (or the chamber; town's application for an open S^m lsslon ( P ^ return mon- value," memory la a currency say a group of American ath* and a dues collection commit­ about (200 for weather stripping istss. with their hair now and they're over ths wssksnd. TTisy hsva jiumbera — now use lipstick businaaa. It'a posstbla to buy through; leave the two halves called "silbo" — Spanish fW Oreatar Hartford caiamber of space assistance grant was giv­ that isn’t davalued by tho paa- llpatlck, rouge and psrfuma in hinged. "whlsUs." . tee. ax^ir«'p..S'.x the double gym door and about In Yankts jargon, ths avsr- wearing more oolorful clothes, spent much of their preliminary And rouge, paint black streaks Oontmarea. Lumsden also noted that en preliminary approval on preliminary plan •ccount. Since (300 (or acoustical trsatmant in ■ago of tha years. The older a Tha affiliaOon propoaai wM there are four other commit­ June 8. the request. It was found toat the administrative offices, Chen­ memory gats, the more It la approved yeeterday at a tees: "A United F\ind commit­ The approval covers the the account had been closed out ey aleo said soma work should worth to iCa poaaoBaor. b if of chamber directors. Of tee: Function -study the feasi­ town's need (or the proposed For lack of a quorum, no wte be done on the Incinerator to You’ve coined a few worth­ 1 the 21 board members, 14 were bility of the United Fund In the open space land and Its aultabll- could be taken, last n l ^ . keep It from back firing. while momorloa youraalf If you present; 12 approved the mer­ region, and I’ve been Informed Ity (or this UM. No approval la Board members will be polled Bills for the town reporia were can look back and remombor ger and two voted against it. presented to the board of fl. whan — that it has been determined that given of tha eatlmatM cost of by telephone. _ _ _ v TTie move culminates a such a United Fund la not fea­ acquisition. nance last night. For the first Horaea wora called Dobbin lengthy investigation of the Douglas Cheney, PBC chair­ sible. The next steps will ba to gat man. attended the meeting iw t time, the reports were done In _and oowa Boaale, propoeed afflllaUon, conducted "Retail committee: I am In­ appraisals on the appraxlmataly town, by Mrs. Oscar Kraysig, at most recently by a committee night, although he had been In one of tho moat hoptful formed that this committee Is 190 acres in the project, to have away on vacation, to try to help costa considerably leas than aaturaa of American poltUcal .e • • of three. The committee was not operating. perimeter surveys and title budgeted. The 1IK» report, lOO made up of Olfford Hawley, straighten out the problem. Eiatory, the U.8. House of Roj “ Industrial and commercial searches made, and then to get Some of the money Is ne^ed copies, came to (08, and the loot roaentativaa voted (1,500,000 chamber president; Seymour expansion committee: No record report, 200 copies, (142. Levitt, a director, who first options on the pn^rties. Diese for corrective work which anforco prohibition. That sama of accomplishment co\ild be must ba competed within a should be done at the high Library Closed year, 1920, the elder John D. proposed the merger, and How­ found for this committee in The Bolton Public Library will ard Wolfanger, also a director. year. Funds for these purposes school before school begins ttockefeUer, gave away more scanning the scrapbook. were Included in the 1064-W again. If the motion to re.sclnd be closed Saturdays during Aug­ than (03 million. TVo main parts of the pro­ “Redevelopment committee: posed affiliation were dis­ town budget. the request for the ust. A mother’s graatest worry In Function—study the recommen­ The total estimated coat of Choncy is EBflured that summer was that one of her cussed at length by'dlrectoi dations of the redevelopment The advantages and djsadvr the 190 acres 18(30,000. With he would be sent a letter al­ Manchester Evening Herald olUldren would be bitten by agency.” state and federal aid covering Bolton correspondent, Cleme- mad dog. ages of affiliation, and Therefore," Lumsden con­ lowing the PBC to go ah e^ method of dlsafflli^tlng, shoul about two-thirds of the coat, with certain specified expendi­ weU Young, tel., 648-8081. You could make a wife happy cluded, “I must conclude, baaed the net oost to the town should the directors choose to do so at tures. . by buying her enough calico so on my limited knowledge, that be about (13,000. Final action COFFEE BREAKS ACCEPTED she could make herself a new a later date. the Rockville Chamber does not If the (6,500 were removed Lavltt explained that a “ sim­ on the project, acquisition of from the bond issue money, NEW YORK (AP) — The cof. dresB. have an active working mem­ the land, will require a vote of fee break Is now almost univer­ Moat kitchen tables In Amsrl- ple phono call la all that is re- bership in the areas of economic only about (470 would remain In oulred to disaffiliate." a town meeting at some future the contingency fund. Even sally accepted, the National In­ ea were covered with ahlny oil­ growth, oommtmity improve­ date. dustrial Conference Board re­ Lavltt said that, originally, he ment and governmental affairs.” though the necessary money has cloth, and you wiped off the /*• was totally enthusiastic about Building Permits been promised by special appro­ ports. crumba with a wet dlahrag. ;-v Lumsden ocncluded that The board said a survey the affiliation, but that his en­ three of the four essential in­ Building permits Issued by priation, Cheney haa been loath One of the problems of an old thusiasm was later modified by gredients for a successful Percy B. Ctook, building inspec­ to spend It before he had It. If shows up to 97 per cent of com­ maid was what to do with har 4 Hawley and Wolfanger, who chamber of cotntneroe are miss­ tor, during the month of July the (6,600 were returned to the panies now permit time out (or hops cheat after abe bad glvan cautioned him to first explore ing. These tngredlesita are: A show only one new structure. general fund, It would have to coffee. up hope. BUY A HAH CAILON, WEDNESDAY the goals of the local chamber. ptx>graim of wortt; a working The total value of new construc­ Vandals Bust 35 Verplanck Windows You could go through Ufo "Before any decision la membership and oommlttee tion was (16,500. without ever meeting anyone ANOTHER RNI HAlf-PRiai made." Lavltt said, “we have to structure; adequate financing. A permit was issued to Wen­ These windows are among the 35 busted by stonea and BB gun pellets over the weekend by who had eatan caviar or a raw decide what we want our cham­ “H m fourth essential ingred­ dell Marratta, of Manchester, vandals on the west side of Verplanck School on Oloott St. A resident noticed the windows oyster on tho half shell. ber to do. It may be, in deciding ient," Lunwden oontlnued, “la a for a dwelling on Long Hill Rd., and reported them to the police. Most of the windows are 2% by 1 ft. These particular in 1921 the first transcon­ our goals, that affiliation is not competent staff and I am in no valued at (14,000, Steve Ursln ones are at the far southwest corner but more had been broken ail along' the entire west tinental phone call was put D O U B LE mdicated." ;xMitlon to judge ttw oom; was issued a permit to finish side. The cost of the windows has not yet been determined. (Herald photo by Saternls.)____ through, and It was- pretty well Two basic problems of tha tanoy of the exiBtIng staff the basement of hla home on Rt. agreed that science had gone reganOees of Ma oom- 6, at a stated cost of (6(X). John GET FAMOUS BRANDS just about as far aa It could go. .^niKiE chamber have been financial and, according to statements ;>ertenoy, the staff oouM not do Oarlson w u Issued a permit for Gene Stratton Porter and S T A M P D A Y made yesterday, a lack of dirac- he job unless tha other three a swimming pool at his home on High Command Sees Monsoons Zone Grey were better known Hon. easwntlsl Ingredients wmn first R t 8, at (1,000. Richard Bsta- writers than F. Scott Fitzgerald, In Hertford, East Hartford, Watt Hartford, ------ax It braok, Mathlessen Dr., was glv- AND STAMPS, TOO IMany diractora faal that affil- praNvt* Sinclair L«wls or Ernest Hem­ M iddletown and Meneliester, laUon with tha Hartford cham­ Lumsden added: *T Ihrther 1 a speUo tank permit. ingway. ber would provlda professional believe . . . a 125,000 mlnf- Apartment Prograi a AT YOUB STOP & SHOP! A hostess thought her dinner Arectlocu mum annual Inoome la neoea- Work on the two, eigbt-imtt As Key to Viet Nam Operations was a failure if every guest All directors agreed that, If sary to maintain an effective garden apartments being built didn’t ask for at least a second ICECREAM affiliation Is approved, it should cperathig chamher of oom- by 8. J. Ploufe snd Son, of Cov­ helping of gravy and mashed meice with Ms own Indi entry, between Shoddy Mill and HONOLULU, HawaU (AP) The Viet Cong, slnco the ma-^arms prove highly successful. potatoes. be temporary. staff, tadudtng a fUD' jor attack on Dong Xoal more offlclEili still expect residual Nat N. Bchwedel, a director WslM Rds., Is progressing rap­ High American military offi­ In small towns, families with ecuttve. than a month ago, has been rel­ insurgent forces, to maintain STORSHOP five or more kids usually kept 89* Countryfise Brand and officer in Amerbelle Corp., idly. The building on the Wales cials believe the introduction of MAHKIIS Ow T do not heHeve that thta Rd. side is nearly completed, atively Inactive. hostilities. their own cow In the backyard. Vernon’s largest Industry, t

Bible, where nothing constructive is done. eral years of effective accom- The need for a separate rear on North Viet Nam may prevent a Communist takeover of South fect upon the Communists, offi­ Communists operate in each all births and deaths were "We spent this entire year pUatments to achieve these re­ e n ^ -e x it with adequate fire province at the political level. escapes for all apartments, as Viet.Nam. cials believe. chronicled. for only *1.34 trying to keep our doors open" sults. Because of the American air This structure Is apt to re The only people who tdSIrtrips (finance the chamber) 'A maximum of 05 per cent called for by state fire laws, haa While total victory may never be achieved, they suspect a offensive, officials say, the Viet main even if an area is cleaned MM on credit were paupers making Bchwedel said. '*We have dtown of inoome for the administra­ been given attention by the (Jong la having trouble getting y/ out militarily, officials say. their last journay to potter’a A milestone will have passed once that we are misdirected, and I tive expenses should be eetab- building inspector. Ills units will fresh supplies. Even getting Uehed In the near fiiture. have such facilities before a cer­ the monsoon season, which fa­ o f field. am willing to buy direction." produce to market In North Viet qears service Banks hesitated to lend mon­ Ihe cost of the affiliate has "A program of work should tificate of occupancy is issued. vors guerrilla operations, end about the middle of next month. ^am is becoming a problem, ey to firms whose presidents been set at 20 per cent of the be Immediately developed . . . they say. Wage Hike Bill Purely delicious dairy foods through a very comprehensive Maaehester Evening Herald An expected Viet Cong mon­ were known to play golf during chamber's Income from dues. While the Viet Cong controls businesa hours. Hawley, however, said that the and Intensive procedure Involv­ Andover correspondent^ Lnw- soon offensive more or less fiz­ zled out. And more American 00 per cent of South Viet Nam„ Signed by LBJ A widow waa glad to aerve aa soot "Is negotiable.” ing all of the members of the reoce BCoe, teL 742-6'T88. to delight your family! qears of service chamber and all other public GTs will be In South Viet Nam much of this is wasteland and Crisco Gerber Baby Food a baby sitter for a dime an hour Wolfanger reported that some mountains. More Important Is WASHINGTON (AP) — A blU — and usually apologised for members vowed they would and dvlc leaders. and ready to take the offensive alxnit the time the rainy season the Communist control of about that would boost salaries of 1.8 Miortoiihif SIraiMtl 9 95 « charging anytlUng at all. drop out of the chamlrar if the ■Once the program of work Is tmt A bachelor could always tell ends. 35 per cMit of the country’s peo­ million federal employes by 4.6 affiliation Is approved completed, an effective com­ Bomb Threat ple. when it was Monday, because TOP U The officials believe Viet Cong JiiBlor I „„ 92e PHILADELPHIA Lavltt replied, "The chamber mittee structure designed to American officials are cau­ pet cent In October was ap­ 4 ‘ » H iS 93< U' 39< that waa the day his favorite OTHB Is at a eroesroads, ao we will momentum has been lost be­ Our faooui top o' llio Grade ipiaRty! meet the objectives outlined in cause of high casualty rates In tious about saying 126,000 Amer­ proved 20 to 1 today by the beanery always served bread have attrition no matter what the program of work must be Delays King recent months. icans will turn the comer In the House OvU Service Oommlttee, pudding (or dessert. CBADE CONFIDENCE is knowinB you get the we do." developed. A big factor, they say. Is the war. The bill, providing far more People who had been to "Some people suspect that If "The businessmen of the re­ QiKillty Meats (Continned Irsin Pngn One) continuous air offensive against generous raises than recom­ Chautaqua show would talk we merge,” Lavltt continued, gion must come to an under­ U.S. sources say It may be mended by Presldent.^Johnson, Wise CREAM CHEESE ftwst oeit youl ever eall supply targets and staging ar­ next to impossible to seal off the atx)ut It for days. Those who "w e will become part of the standing that their personal fU' would make possible' sin even went to burlesque shows kept Hartford Chamber of Com from IQng, who was at the Phil­ eas In North Viet Nam. Viet Nam border and keep Com­ Pstafo eiilpt tore economic well-being may This veiled U.S. optimism fol­ larger Increase In October 1906 their mouths shut — If they val­ meroe.” adelphia airport She quoted munist arms from filtering in or OoNifryflM SrtMi Bhoton M tbl« u m prlM. very well depend upon how lows a high-level Viet Nam con­ by closing what the Labor De­ ued their reputations. "That Is not true. Tha only much they contribute In time, King as aaylng he wasn’t al­ from Hanoi. partment describes as the gap 39< V 39< things we will not do la fun our ference in Honolulu, where top V The UB. Steel Corp. startled energy and money toward an ef' lowed aboard hla (dane because military men tackled details of But the Viet 0>ng coastal life­ between government and pri­ conservatives by cutting its G office, and take a stand on fective chamber.” line is rapidly being broken up vate industry salaries. state or national poaition which of the threat of bombsi the logistic problems Involved in work day from 12 hours to 10, In their vote, the board of dl' beefing up U.S. ground (orcM in by U.S. Navy and Coast Guard Also included was a provision There were dire predictions that ia In direct opposition to a stand rectors approved a motion re- Mrs. Lynn said King t<4d her Viet Nam. patrol ships. Most Communist that would substantially In­ all this extra leisure would lead Kraft Sliced American 3 ss *1 of the Hartford Chamber.^' commendtog to the membership he would go on Id Washington military supplies come In by crease the (30,000 salaries of Top M WiM "For local Issues, our opinion the affiliation with the Hartford President Jobamm has author to the ruination of the laboring as soon ss he got clearance. ized a troop increoM to 125,000 water and this, the U.S. is confi­ members of Congress starting man. would prevail." cniamber, the dues reviaions re Shortly afterward wcnxl came dent, can be reduced. in the next Congress. M Psf|MM OlMiitr Pffato Chips "AncAher suspielao,’’ Lavltt men with the jioulblity that A woman never really felt Breakstone Sour Cream 35‘ cently proposed, and that both more will be made available if Parallel chains of command At the upper salary levels the added, "la that tha Hartford from Philadelphia that be had respectable in public unless she be effective Oct. 1, the start of necessary. About 76,000 U.S are being worked out between Increase is expected to be at IM,iiwTSSSwaa 71* •fivSf 59* chamber Is offering too much. the chamber's fiscal year. left had laced herself Into a whale­ troops are In South Viet Nam Viet Nam and American mili­ least 10 per cent. bone corset and wore a dress Hartford Is Interested in serving T%e motion also specifies that At 9:80 a.m. news eonferenoe tary leaders In Ssdgon. It Is ex­ MADE A the whole region. Their motive now. containing enough material to constant review of affiUatlao ba was reschedulsd at the Adas la- Staff members from the Sai­ pected that Vietnamese soldiers PLACED IN JOBS Fsnsvltw dox I SMSTS tat coming out here la nothing made. The general meeting will make a pup tent. rael Synagogue here. gon command and the Pentagon may fight imder U.S. command­ HARTFORD (AP) — The Con­ The population was pretty U R G E EGGS Bnii4 more than a sense of regional be held In September, at a day A search of the plane uncov­ ers, and the reverse may be necticut Prison Association re­ Dm c m Hhios Qant Size AR respcnslbllity." to be decided upon later. won’t finish the paperwork until well divided into two classes — ered no exploelve. An anony­ the end of the week, officials true just as it was when Ameri­ ported to the governor’s office "city slickers" and “ country If the affiliation Is approved, Hawley appointed a aeven- mous telephone eall reported the can “ advisers’’ operated with Tuesday that It placed 771 form Uyor Osko Miios Datorgant the local office will be run with man nomlnafing committee to say. bumpkins.” presence of an alleged bomb. Principals involved In Mon­ large * government forces. But er Inmates in jobs during the Politicians promised that a secretary, and staff members consider nominations for six va­ l-eaders of the olty’a civil the United States doesn’t expect past fiscal year. Another 287 of the Hartford Chamber of day's conference were Gen. w A w 4 3 * ‘AUr 82* sales taxes were tmly a depres­ Breakstone Yogurt Bottom Round cancies coming up on the board rights groups prepared to enlist Earle G. Wheeler chairman of to see large imits of GI’s go into were assisted In seeking em­ Commerce. It Is possible, be­ o f dlrectora Those appointed to the integration leader’s support sion measure, and they would lb the Joint Chiefa of Staff; Adm. combat with Vietnamese com­ ployment by the semi - public be removed as soon as times got cause of financial UmKafions, the committee are: Robert Oar- (or local campaigns to Improve manders. agency. Case workers conducted that the present executive seC' abedian, Hawley, Robert Pue, U.S. Grant Sharp, Pacific com­ better. Superb quality choice beef with housing conditlans, education mander, and Gen. William C. One big final battle, a Water­ 10,220 Interviews with prisoners, retary, Antoni N. Sadlak, will WlUlam R. Hahn, Ralph Wilcox, and welfare prognm s. n isy The crowd always liked to Jack Frosted Milk Shakes'i;49‘ outstanding flavor! Every cut gets Westmoreland, U.S. commander loo, Isn't anticipated by Ameri­ families, employers and law­ CoM Water AR Huffy All gather at the home of the girl not he included in the move. Ralph Skillings, and Frank also hoped Dr. U ng’a two-day can officials. Even If American yers. our famous Just-Rite 'Trim* for Some directors, however, fav Gregory. In Viet Nam. who made the best divinity visit would boost the drive to D oforfost Datargaat even greater value! or retaining Sadlak and a sec­ Directors whose terms expire wta aeU-government for Wash­ fudge. retary, are: Ralph Gibson, Hawley, ington. John K. Orant noted that "We IXmald Morganson, Charles King planned to address a 83* JA. 83* are going to have to work (if af‘ Preaaler, Jerome Remklawicz, brealcfast, a suburban fair State Shoreline filiation is approved), but we and D.K. Welch. housing meeting and three need the direction of a special' street corner rallies today. His CORN OIL MARGARINE..r.L:%-.4;iM TOP OF THE ROUND 85» le t" He later lauded Sadlak for schedule for Thursday Includes People Are A ll Talking About Magazine Topic his accomplishments, adt another street corner rally, 8* Off Lax Lux he said, it was "without thb di' Complaints Dip Hie plight of Inland resldenta meetings with congressional U^iiM Dotirfost rectlon we should have provld' leaders and the District of Tolltt taap trying to reach Long Island TOP SIRLOIN R O A S T 95: ad. On Garbage Job Columbia oommlsslonera and a Bound to fish or swim, and find­ Tlte diractora agreed that, bS' speech to a citywide rally in tha 5 7* 3 35* (ore file general membership is ing 241 of the 260 miles of stats Garbage and refusa eom- evening. NmlurMy $teeet. . . n o $ugar added! BACK RUMP ROAST %rui'^99: asked to vote on affiliation, coaatllna closed to them. Is sx- plalnte for the week ending In advance of King's appear­ more information la needed on ance at the breakfast, half a plored in the August Issue of the details of the merger. July 81 continued to drop, with GRMOERKING dozen brown-shlrted members Connecticut Life Magazine, out .) M Some Information w/u) pro­ 87 reported for the six days of of the American Nasi party RiMoBlaa 7* Off Spry Saturday with The Herald. SMOKED SHOULDER -4 3 : vided in a letter written by Ar collection. picketed the site. They carried WHERE IS IT? The amount of shore area thur J. Lumsden, executive vice Dotorgont Slioilaiiing open to the public In nearby $•¥• 72e resident of the Greater Hart- Because the complaints total placards reading: "America for P O R K for BARBECUE 59‘» whites. Africa (or blacks." states. Slid the cost of Connect­ on Stop A Ship I n n i DOLE SPARE RinS under 100 for the week, no pen­ 17A SfRUCE STREET ACROSS FROM COLONIAL APTS. »a«..u4 X 1 a ^ o m ^ 0 4 P>rd Chamber of Commerce. icut’s few public areas In com­ In Ma letter, addressed to the alties have been levied, as A few pi^lcemen were on hand 86* over ethir fta tn i brondil the terms of the town's agree­ but the picketing was orderly. parison, Is also studied. sommlttee of three, Lumsden NEXT TO POLY-CUAN CENTER One of the delights of going to Pineapple Juice STOP 4 SHOP SKINLESS FRANKS 63;, * ■oted he haa reviewed the lo­ ment with Anthony Bottioello, The D.C. Coalition of Con­ the contractor. science, which brings together and from the Sound, stopping cal ctaamber’a operatlans, hi' at a famous hot dog stand where eluding financial atatementa for However, Bottleallo was the city's major dvU rights S O U D W H ITE FRESH SWORDFISH STEAKS 69; groups, has proparad sum­ Wisk A |u poliUcal gossip flowsywlth the SAVE the last 13 to 18 months; copies penalised (8 for one oomplalnt SHOPPERS' SPECIAL of the last two annual budgets; which wae not reotlfled within maries for Dr. King of Uio dty's catsup, and a trip to an old 4 le U omM D o ttr g til Pwpatt Mtottr fashioned bean festival In Vsr- minutes of meetings; newslet- 24 hours o f Its report. major problems as It sees them. M l CATERER'S KITCHEN GELAT1NSM 34* The Rev. Walter Fauntroy, a THURSDAY ONLY non whers 2,0(X) pounds of beans lara, scrapbooks and clippings. were cooked underground for Rt|. Noting that tha “ following is Murior of Washington’s New X C X 79 * 3 9 ^ Wo know Mwy'io good, wo make Umm sorMUMl Doiosrti A Mlidt. Bethel Baptist church and coor­ GIANT J i Z m approximately the same num­ any prellmlnaxy thinking," dinator of King's tour, said one ber of people, are highlights of 4 N een Idiraaden said that: Tha local Police Arrests of Ms purpoaes la to explora the the Issue. ahamber pays too much for ad- 'llsms of northern N eno ur- How Viet Nam Is affecting Bilnlstratlan and not anough for Cooked Salami Grinder Richard Bptnnay, 22, Staf­ C populattona as a prelude to Dave A |ix Oonneotlout and a photographic fn gram s and projacta; that at a ooncsntrated protest cam trip to the Old State House tor fcaviaus duaa wars not anough, ford Springs yesterday after­ WfH'ii i(rv^STOP PHPgjBitB, TOMATOES, PBOVOLOWl p a ^ In soma nortosm eltlaa. OHBBSB. NATIVE UDTTDOr7GE ON FBB8H U " BREAD. M^vN Bilifl the opening of the historic Con- and that propoaed dues revl- noon was charged with operat­ King’s gouthsrn Christian sUtuUonal Convention are also Luaeiout and Juieyt VI / vt ^ vt ' V9 '.vf * H V9 /“’t slona, hringlag tha 'minimum ^ ing an unregistered motor ve­ Leadership Oonfersnos was 14 t l faatursB of the magazine. duaa up from $10 to g40. Is re- js & u . 65* 3P hicle, operating without a 11- born In the South and flourished TWs month’s map shows ths Extn Lirge Red Osly MS lospas rodiiasd 94i MiliO*: qulrad. Ha axplalned that mini­ in campaigns such as those In ratio of oars to people In ths mum admlnlstratlvs costs for a oense, and Improper use of Binnhuhsm and Salma, Ala. ALL OTHER GRINDERS AVAILABLE INCLUDING GENOA SALAMI, state, how quickly ths oars are local abambar la (ram |1B to |9D marker plates. But Ring told a elvll ri^ta CAPOCOLA, HAM, HAMBURG, CHEESEBURGER, SAUSAGE AND OUR ' catching up to the people, and a par mambar; that *Tncoma mak­ Ib e arrest resuRsd from in­ gathering several hundred In i new m eth^ of storing cars — vestigation of a drlnUng party at Ajax Heavy Doty 10* Off ing mamamf' aueh as tha ra- PMladelphU Tuesday: SPECIALTY MEATBALL. * la one cubic foot of space. 100 FREE aontfy run ear raffia result In on Proctor Rd. made by Mllee Mile "Wa must all realise that seg- LMMMiry attorgMl M m H H i t Pah "g iv l^ tha ohambar a poor after receiving a oomplalntomplalnl regsMou In Alabama, Missis- HIGHWAY BONO SALE 125 EITRM tawga and have lassanad tbs ■ptoBoy'a court date la Aug. 32. s i ^ or PhUadslphla, Pennsyl- FRIDAY MEND • .. CHEESE GRINDERS, PEPPER GRINDERS, PEPPER ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - New ” STAM PS ohambar’a Influanos In aoUav- vaw i. Is m orale wrong and 7 & York Stots Is selling (70 million VALUE AND EGG GRINDERS, EGG PLANT GRINDERS AND TUNA FISH GRIND- STUMPS tng aconomlo growth projects;" BLUS ISLAND BILL sinful." In highway bonds — tho first hwlth 10-os. |or( with tho purohASoefIS or more and that tbs local chambar The rally was held outside the ,affering of state bonds for high WASHINGTON (AP) — A blU ERSv.-(REGULAR OR ITALIAN STYLE). iMlIir Pm« Sm Am "cannot aohleva a full time staff to develop ElUa Island aa a part wall surrounding ah-whlte Gir­ Imy PHiMMi SwkI** mLm**** way construction In 6H yaers. NESCHFE I fovorlto varlitloo thru Sat., AM|t 1 man until It has achieved a of the. Statue of Liberty National ard OoUegs, which haa been the Nelson A, Rockefeller •(■low pifoo. Mrdiiyt PiM Oov, (Of efi isle) liSbOOO annual Income. (With Monument awaits President target of desegregation demon- OPIN DAILY ^ 1 1 A.M. to 11 P.M.. 7 DAYS A W IW rejected the policy of borr • l;ia •iMfpt tha inoraasad dues, the cham' Johnson's signature. Strattons slnos May. Girard, lean IJLSU^ - when ha. took office In 1969 and bar'a bieoma will ba ]uat short TTie Senate passed the |6-jnil- sstablished In the eany years of •■•■T-IKiligwIMm ‘ said he would administer tha PHOm OROIRS IRL. 441-1370 UMHirliirOlHiin JUiA*** omOjOOO.) Uon measure TVssdaar. tlw ths RepubUo, educates "poor, state's finances on pay-ss-your 'IS aotad that House had a o M aartisr, white, orphsa hoys" under the go bas|ea. He. dropped that poll BBBL' four oommlttees ta u msida wtU ef Mi haekerdounder. 6jr this year In tha face of sharp- Ip rising stats spending. ,s

PAU TWeWfY*Mi' MAHGHZma BVfeNINO HiniALb, HAHOHBSTER. c o n n , WBONESDAY, ADOU8T 4, IM rACn TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1966 Musoatina, Iowa, maaaurad two Steel It Brittle day measured It million galtena Ineheo of rain. Vernon Water Storage below tho Btorago of a year ago, Northwestern 71.8 million galtena below two Low Temperature hard hit by rain, In Extreme Cold Still Dediimes years ago, and 80.8 million gal­ Crop damage lons below throo yaara ago. $838,000. Farm advisers of Rook CsnOAeo-rOneeaeloa 18 the Wtttkofako aald that the ro- Idand, Marcar. W am n and Town Races Against Time Water storage In the town’e Bcicno# of jrodu eln t and naing suits of Monday's doubla-barrol- Hendenwn counties complli^ four rcaenroirelenrolre didropped epproKl- ad ralataU havo yet to bo moaa- axtrsmaly low Utnyoratures. metelytly 48 million geltene during Moving Eastward tbs atorm damga To Install School Sewer July, bringing the etored eupply urad and that, for tho proaont, moatly to the c w and t t jn ^ The name oemaa' from the the 8 to 8 p.m. ban on tho out­ to about 88 per c4nt of full ca­ crops. An Greek word, luryoa, meaning loy Hartcfdon, Ga. He la a IBdl graduate door use of wator will remain In Tamparaturas throughout er aald heavy hall ooat him 1,000 w Temn eOMala and « pacity. By ASSOOIATBO PBBSS • 0 ^ . of Rockville High School. affect. liuahali of Umatoea. Substaneaa often ford anglnaartny firm hav* ba- Porter, Howard, Roaring Ha aald that ha will make a Raoord-braaktng low tampor- moat of tho NertiMast wore be­ taka on Two Breaks low normaL weird but useful propartloa m gUB a raaa agalnat tlma, to con- Brook and Globe Hollow Reaer- study ot the complete teoal wa­ aturea were roported today •d U In PaUstoo, **lch , and Charles Monaghan, of Taylor voirs measured approximately Davenport, Iowa, got M l cryogonlo tompomturoa—ui-uaual- atniot a aawtr Itna oonnacUiig St, has reported that his home ter situation batoro making rec­ PblUpaburgh, Pa., and 84 « 324.S million gallons on Monday, ommendations for a more from West Virginia Into Pann- Inches of rain during the night. ly thoao- below mtmw-287 -»7 de­ Um near Junior Mgft aohool un- was ransacked Monday night according to a report laaued by aylvanla as a midaummar oool It oauaad flaah flooding in a 18- NtaiUaa. Oallf. graaa Fahronhdt, the bdllng Police say that entrance was drastic ban. dtr coaatniotlon on Waat St. Town Water Department Super­ spell moved oaatward. square-block area of the Garden pdnt of 1 1 ^ oxygen, a bar made when a screen and win­ Orovo addlUoi). A m ^bioua ve­ INDIANS KNEW ANIMAUI witb Um town ftttraUon plant intendent Lawrence Wlttkofike. VNUttlAL VEHICUB mkina, In eastern West Vir­ of lead which uauaJ^ glvaa n bofora the adtool M oonplet- dow leading to a bedroom were Total capacity Is approximately hicles were sent to nelp evacu­ BANTA FE. N.M. (AP) — dull dink whan tapped rtnga Ukc forced. The room was ransacked TRENTON. N.J. (AP) — Santa Clara Indians, whose fa­ ed next year. 478 million felons, There was no police cruiser ginia, recorded 37 degraaa, ate aavaral famlUas. In aome fine crystal whan vary odd. U m board at repreeentatlvM and a small Jewelry box con­ eclipsing the record of 48 aat for places the water rose to the tops thers know a great deal about taining jewelry and $6 cash was Wtttkofske reported a July available when Magistrate Al­ New Mexico gams animals, a ^ A rubber ball wlU abetter Monday nlgtit appointed the of automobiloB. Ilka a Cbiiitmaa-traa omamam. MOTTS FINEST QVAEITY stolen, ratrolman Thomas Shee­ ralnfaU of 8.84 tnehea against bert Ooopor asked hoadquartora the data In 1812. Rooorda also going to school thla week to firm ot Anderson-Nlchola, o< the monthly average of 4.08 for transportation to Municipal ware oataUlahad In Parkara- A t Lock and Dam 18 in the and you can drive nails with n Hartford, to act aa enclneera han is Investigating. iad dttaa area of Davenport, loorn modern game managa- A second break was reported Inches. Local ralntall, alnca Jan. Court chambora In the 3nd Pro- buig, W. Va.. 48; Charlaatoo, W. cryo.genloally cold banana. Steel for the aewer projeot Oitna, Rock laland and Beat mant. A federal wtlpov/rty yesterday at 2 p.m. whan Wil­ 1, <8howa a deficit of 8.18 inchaa dnet thla woak. Va., ^ and Philadelphia. 82. S pitMTsm la flnandng Natv Mexi­ becomes five tlma as strong, b\it A. Richard tonfeardl, a Ver­ bdow tho seven-month average Otficara dlspatohad tho only The previous low mark in Phila­ MoUim, ni., the Mlsalsalppl Riv­ so brittle It will apUntor ir non realdent and member ot bur Brown, of Box Mountain co Gama Department Instruo- Dr., returned from vacation and of 38.14 Inches. transportation available — a delphia tor Aug. 4 eras 88 da- er root one foot but the wator struck. the firm, reported that there The town's roaervolra on Mon­ police paddy wagon. greas In 1884. was rocad^ n^ddly today. tlcm. Is little time to waste In start­ discovered bis home had been ing the project burglarised. The sewer Mm wIB be laid According to police, entrance along R t 8S from the filtration was made when a screen door plant up Center Rd., along of Brown's porch was jimmied, SMOKED Petermn and Regan Hda., and and a dining reom door was across R t SO to the school. also forced. A small safe con­ SAVING IS SURE Lombardi estimates that It taining $75 cash, old coins, and will take about three months Jewelry was stolen. Deputy YOU MUST BF PLEASED OR YOUR MONEY BACK! WORTHWHILE! YOU to oomptete engineering plana. Police Chief BMmund F. Dwyer RIUCUT Much of the groundwork has and L t Emilio Pellegrini are THAT'S OUR POLICY. SO SHOP A^P AND... already been 1 ^ bv the firm, Investigating. SHANK PORTION |b. which recently completed a lur- Hospital Notes very of the rural area of town Admitted yesterday: Richard GET REAL under a federal grant Rapoea, Ellington; Davh) Du­ Once the plana are completed, gan. RFD 3; Lena Fahey, 35 HAMS the town must advertise for a Reservoir Rd.; Donald Jacques, ‘i ^ 'I # j • FUU CUT WEE BH9 . . OMM CUT builder (that will take about one 98 W. Main S t (ilT(aARV\TREI)l\l,lTS FINE GIFTS month), before construction Births yesterday: A daugh­ I im starts. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Wajme De- FOR The school Is scheduled to be mars, 133 Union S t; a son to BUTT PORTIOH 57 lb SLICES & ROASTS 9 9 1 7 4 - completed by September 19M. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Ruggles, - , MatV$ Oimnt U J I.D .A . Choice Bo«f Solcf Why MorsT ^ifcn/v Actual constnKtlon ot tbe sewer 3 Berger Rd. w M line, necessary before the school Discharged yesterday: Vivian lUSDAf WIiofB Y#ii 0€t Tfic Boot Far Loos A t MatVtl A ll Matins lUSUA can be occupied, will require an Kennison Gehrtng Rd., Tolland; FORAdlVM .EIIlM i Mary WaJlbllllch. 18 Bancrolt Plaid Stamps! SOiT-WIVE mSUBS CHOICE ) Beef If GraOad ChOUa'And Trimmed Mght Far Your Mat- CHOICE estimated five months. However, It will be winter be­ Rd.; Susan Walker. Storm; fore construcUon can begin, and Dorothy MCHugh, Bolton; Mm. SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE ing Fteaeurel laying a sewer line In the winter Julianna Frey and son. Mile IBIBiBIBIBIBIBIBlf Is not always easy, especially Hill Rd.; Helen Gagne. Rt. 44A, Coventry; Victor Betz, Elling­ WEU TRIMMED considering other potential work SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY. . . GRADE A... GREAT FOR BARBECUE Tiptoe TOBKATO SAUCE 10^=89^ problems, Lombardi told the ton; Gloria Sokolis, 150 Pros­ pect St.; Donald Whorf, Crystal town fathers. ROASTING, STOCK YOUR FREEZER (SPLIT or QUARnRED lb 43c) into CUT SHORT “If construction starts in ear­ Lake Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Enuna Thompson and daughter, 41 100 ^STAM PS TOMATO SOUP ly spring," Lombardi said, “If Vernon Ave,; Mrs. Laura L«et- WHOLE fashion we are ready, then we can make WITH THIS COUPON AND YOUR SHOP-HTI ORMIIMUm^^ 6 tr* ^ CHUCK jen and daughter, 113 Orchard READY GRAPE JELLY It." S t ; Mrs. Linda GlUies and c The estimated cost of the line PURCHASE OP $S.OO OR MOM TO COOK and dwighter, 125 West St.; Mary VAN CAMTS M I O f Is $380,000. Nolan, 51 Elm St.; Deborah GOOD THRU SAT„ AUG. 7 IM S 4 T 0 8 LBS LB PORK AND BEANS The town’s sewer advisory Rickeil, 2 Ohrlst<^her Dr. 3 9 price! commission, also present at TURKBYS I m T S "• Mr temrnip. M 9m4 Nr Wednesday's meeting, submit­ The Henald’a V«moBb*Deaala H UkKt, inMcb mi IHorn utANWiO If N2 ^ 3 *2 '* Center Rd. trunk line." beds filled with mental patients. WONDERFOID-SAVB UP TO 6e MAXWEL ______SEEDLESS DRAPES ------> ^ 2 5 ' “We believe," the report con­ And he said that while 60,000 to ANN PAGE PURE 25 FT tinues, "that trunk sewer lines 70,000 teachers are helping Blueberry are of a general benefit nature handlc^yped children today the CANTALOUPE Alum inum Foil ROLL A 9 BEVERAGES 6 »^ *1 YU O w W lS I ">" ^ 3 ',:^87 f JSaKery uepu •■■■■■■■■■■pMUHuuuaiMuuaMne •■■MaHuuuuuuauuuuamaaaaaiaaaE; sidered a general obligation.) and In tlM years ahead the gap g, jl ^ « naac ^NN PAGE-SAVI UP TO Cc between needs and services will Ttw fresh taste of bluebertiea-thu U g Julcjp ■ uitY. smiCA OR lIF TOP s ■ Mla*Mmm«RStA 5 “ We believe that feeder lines SeedleSHdIess Grepn 2 IBS 3,0 are of a special benefit nature be closed. - Salad Dressiog •weet kind, in a golden, flaky cruet. SHOP-RITE GELATIN [ Shep-RHa 5 * FRUIT DRINKS ■ * . _*?*** , • and the cost of these (feeder) Noting that tbe mental health 80UND AW C BOT program focuses on community Plums y/VEET, FlAVORFUl 6 BSKT ” lines Shan be borne of owners ANN PAGE Whole or Cracked — .lane Parker — Seva l i e • French AppI* Pi* S : ,„oU-SSrSli»iY H S American C h ^ g of properties which benefit from effort, the President said: LIQUID INSTANT TEA ”*» ■"» " 49 f “ Now It is time to take more QUANT JAN 5 5 * FEATURES FOR.'rOUR SATISFACTION them.” w heat Bread sp«ui2 45*^ The report also calls for sm- o f ttM mentally 111 out of asy­ FAMOUS BRANDS M u s t a r d STYU kirg* L E M O N A D E aCmthuHM ■ sessments for feeder lines only. lums and keep them and care Botton ityle er wHh Tomtto Seuee lev* 10c FILL THE COOKIE JAR AT THIS LOW PRICE 1 n t-inch Bfp ■'E wHiTi, PiMK OR LO CAi.o«i8 « iBnuumaBHRuaauuaaHuuauauiuaiii* for them in their home com- ANN PAC^E ♦ 'a . '"I If a trunk line serves an alsit- JC Jana Parker A IV ilb $ f ting property owner aa a feeder munltles.” AimPoge Beons2 c!a^\29 NABISCO SuuuuHuuuiauuuuuuuiBHaaaPHMh'^ S 8 aticp4llta i-ta- oh*- 15% O Z ^ O O K Iv S Sand. Creme O Pkgs I line, tbe owner will be assessed ANNPAGi lAVl UP TO it c Hot Dog Relish only on tbe basis of a feeder 39 2 9 Falls Spectacular I2 0 Z ^ | C Sbr^ded Wheat PKG It's New, and Delicious, Jane Parker line, and not the more expensive Peonof Birtfwr mr JANE PARKciY A N u t - 3 9 f | l i ~ 9 9 ' j S t e w * ' * " * trunk line. AXUM, Ethiopia — One of M i thoaJiii. c on _ _ mmBummmtmmmmmmmmmmnmmmmmmmumnmd - a * ^ . One of the considerations SUMMER DRIN'.t - ASSORTED ntUIT FLAVORS — U ,||j .AHDW.CH. PKG yc Golden Dessert Cake ..59^ ... 20-CZ.. Ethiopia's main tourist attrac­ 2 0 j p 0 Q | | 'b - 2 L 5 ^ ShcpRIt* Prmch cr Rm -e*l »*c. ak*a i * 8 E E f l | P | 0 8 ...... zo-ci. given tbe project by the board FOR WHITER LAUNDRY PRANKPORT OF 8 tions Is mighty Tisisat Falls, Gwri Aid 6 „„ i r Another new delicious Jan* Parker exclusiv* M A X W M HOUSE -*r*Krco*- • r m i l l E ...... ^ m m ms O a F A Mott’* Dawn FVechI OiOradc______A Medium of representatives is that It, the where rushing water plunges 1 LB w m C •^T9 f ODUrmet board, arlU serve as a sewer nearly 200 feet Into a chasm. Snow y Bleach PKG 3 3 ■ 4 9 . Gr*an Beane 7 " W r yy|,|to Egoi 39e building committee. Hoarever, The falls — near Lake Tana, D o aish W h irl RASPBMRY EA 59= D e s s e r t Lombardi noted that his firm source of the' Blue Nile — are ’{JUmOM W HITl S A lt SHOP-RITE COFFEE 2 *1^’ will run checks during construc­ described by Alan Moorehead HAT on FiniO FOR A CHANGt IN PACE FAT H DAY 1-o.M tion. A clerk of the works will be in his book, “The Blue Nile,” RAOU a u n t j i m i m a fetic* 1 '"""“""'‘ -a Sweat Pane 7-99* Sweat Cream2-57 f appointed to oversee daily con­ as the "grandest spectacle” of­ SHEETS r 2.09 2.29 VARIETY’’ BREADS PANCAKE FLOUR 3 P otato Chips --4 9 ^ ehoe-Ru. zu«.Mni Mwoof %room A struction. fered by either the Blue or KU imwien lu 40 CANNON S 6 -x4 r m m A pumping station, required the White NUe. Spaghetti Sauce CMCtUnWHiaS kez m t W F Appetizer Dept. Sqwash 7i^»* Pt^99^ Deli Features If the line were to be laid along HUOW CASES " 9 9 J. PARKE.1 PLAIN OR POPPYSEED S h o p -r i t e c o o k i e s West BL, will not be required STUDENTS GO FABMINO BUY A&P PRODUCTS on the planned route. Tbe line MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — About tOUO OR PRINT Vienna Bread i o a f ZB *^ SHOD-Rm arill function by gravity. S,00b BCholarship students havo SUNSWEET INSTANT COFFEE Oonqiletes Training left for farms In Havana, and ANN PAGE -;,SAVi UP TO Oc QUAkT BATHTOWEU ,« „ 6 9 JANE PARKER SOUR - SWEDISH OR PLAIN SHOP-Om I CHICKEN ROLL I . O O . 1 Skirfl^irFraalu j Pvt. Michael G. Pagan!, son Matanzas provinces to work 40 Prune Juice GLASS 4 9 ' “ “ " UB Afk of Mr. and Mrs. Guy G. Paganl, days, tbe Cuban radio reports. R y e B r e a d I .wea ! SpinochlO'^-’-'^Vyr { EAc I S53 South St., has completed Tho students later will Join SpoghM i Sooce 'a ^ 3 3 *^ LOAF AO 8 AUWNin s TctoriMweHm-erCrbiklcCvtTctcrtwww Re*, er Crinkle Cvf I1 ^ g eight weeks of military police relatives in the cities to spend A&P Frozen 2 12 oz cent 49c Sava up to 24c SUNNYDROOK GRADE A AA^CIUM WHITE JANE PARI^ER n SLICED training, under the reserve en­ their vacations, said the broad­ MINUTE MAID FROZEN 2 12 OZ CANS fS c i:#: 9 9 listment program, at F t Gor- cast monitored here. P otcrtO O slO *^ *^ ^ Orange Juice S 89*^ E g g s 2 DOZ 35*^ Pum pernickel KrakmNriKliB biqtartcdwwperreq mesnrfrvMeehinc mwwwm SItoMi Health Beauty Aids n epc o Orange Juice 3 73*^ ' . r-- y- ’ • : - ■ NLHIEY - SAVI UP TO 4fc V : Chopped Ham >b 99<‘ LISTERINE SEINliSS FEANES twHI'i cr f. .0 r C) M argarine QTRS 4 PKGS 79= A llS W K T Hard Salam i jm r All Beef lb. OTC SAIL- j AVIUPTOII c U B A f C ANTISIPtiC V IIYOKADE VAOITCM ^ C K C D M o r g o r i i e QUARTERS PKG 3 L CspH#! r^FOW 14-««.b*Hle LUNCH MEATS Detergent 2 59‘ K l e l b a s s i * ------79< > PICKLB * PIMEMTO, PUAIN,, BOLOGNA LA R O S A >«o» :i f Crtgata tamily :'ic tub* OR COOKED SALAMI BRIGHT SAIL - SAVE UP TO 2c MILO AND MEIOW S!TSSiin 2 43 Knit CMbw Nrtvral HNta LEASE BRILLIANT NEW WHITENER RICH AND FUU-BODIED VIGOROUS AND WMiY A CAR FROM PAUL DODOi PONTIAC Blanch 23*= TABBY FISH CAT FOOD lO r^ Sw iss Choose ..... '••7 9 ^ Dental Cream 55^ 3 pk^ 99c Oxydul D etergent'^ 37^ K H T O’CLOCK RED GRCLE Kllchtn rrt :. Cote itew, Mecarcnl cr P c l-a AAP - SAVI AT TMS LOW PRKI I4B. BM ALL MAKES 1 4 1 . MB KLB. M i WATER CONDITIONER 49r S a la d s - ...... — 29^ Raxor Blades 69^ f l o u n d e r f i l l e t s e i . 4 9 c W hole Beets 2 2 r CLEANS LIKE IT'S 10 FEET TAU K E E N INSTANT DRINK-«»m e a n A 'itn Frkcc effactl*. Ihramb 8chw8cy NtaM, Aetvd THfc Met rccmaaMa fer Iyec*rcehicc4 wrer*. W« reterve the rijM te IlmU emnWtec. ALL MODELS IONA - STOCK UP - SAVE JAC Dash Detorgoit PKO W USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR Tomatoes „ 2 JUNIOR 2 JARS 3 1 ' any ^ PONTIAC C h i c k a i 3 o w I . O O PAGE TWE^rrY-HDUMf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1988 fW l N T Y - T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1966 Tri City — Fernon Circla Aran OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Eaiy-Rib Shtlll LFITLE SPORIS B Y KO U SO N If Yon Vaostinn »t 4 North, Sooth, Bm $ o f W$$$ ' Building a Horn# ] Veranda Point or Home Beech Wharevsr you go for VMsUdB You can still break up the this August, It's wtsa to tuck 111 ACSOSB 4Efmlrah Bargains dally routine and have (un-fllled SUN TAN LOTION from NUT­ MEG PHARMACnr, Vamoo a r - 1— wMM M la rip A ------memories as a family. Come to bamaplan JANE ALDBN FOOD SHOP, Trl el8, to get a rich, dsop tan, whllo S1AH.MA10RA ULf^/3rTCAi4TSU.S 4Riid* A im . a w aiw THBRi'EA 7 FEOMTHBRHAPR * » ----- !•■■(■»> city Shopping Plasa, OPEN keeping your skin dswy-soft and rMATBVER rrrm sN iss Listed by smooth. Browse In th# cosnutto , INOLS oforistlT U P tiM 'f MB Homao afflelal SEVEN DAYS A WEEK to 11 STANO lAOUTftlOB, '3UBT THAT 1T'< A 60R1UA- (Bib.) The Inquirer department with , long sholvts OOTSIDB.''too CLAIM ONE ESCAPED (var.) m. Bring a hearty appetite. rrt Bi».' I’LLivioKB oP U S icrad M By maant a( lined with all manner of boauty jYOOCANPUT FANSft WHILE B filN B SHIP­ (comb, farm) ^ajoy full-meol PLATTERS E5TTHB (1—MW6B IT Roman go44aaa from 90c, aleo SEA FOOD meals aids. NUTMEG PHARMACY TOFUSHTVTtTH y PED I D A lOO.'RlN® 14 Eagle (eoMbk TEETH IOOKJj HB HAB, from 88c plus OOMBINA’nO N has the "Fabergs” and "A lo'' 4in«>>*t K*«4. 30«rAHAU*HTV ' THE d i n n e r B e l l , form) M A t a t ^ baing UKB1H6 S ? an , ISOOHiUdlng products that asaurd glamour STARR.' — MAYBE SANDWICHES and refreshing BUUGS BUNNY KEYSOAKOj O pSA j ISCubMi MWN labatafa (mutto) FOUNTAIN BPECIAI-8. Make and good grooming (or (emlnlna ONA BCARB IgMadltamnaaa MLgCoUaata___ it a regular habit to come often hearts of every age. liland JN allt abdominal In W o m s n 's S Izss Storei Around Toum n SUTSIREl HOW^ PlANOi B Atrial ____ apptndaga 40 Star Main Straat Stora$ to JANE ALDEN FOOD SHOP. — *1 I RNALLV' '\0U'B67W 0 PAYMENTS M Scania vlawa SSU U ftoarar ar% i riintad dSThnial BEHIND ON YEA CAN X CONTINUE n u a lt tl U the ‘Date* HM Bm h Set 4 No One Is INenppoInted If a perspiration stain is a FIMERCD Now MaiM sa Small — " ggCatbadial^^ When the Month of Aufuat—B For Tough and Eaey When ROYAL ICE CREAM Is fresh one on a garment, sponge MOWTWT AOC09DI0N, 8VLVESTERI woRRiNs wnwour h coodiictaMa panaga laiaM Get in touch with PIANO'S For a pretty centerpiece, es­ SSCounaal (410) 4 SeoMari MHoma Starts paoklnc ovar our Cleaning goba RESTAURANT on Route 8 and on the menu, everybody Is hap­ with a little water and vinegar BiDO''nur > r y TAKIN' IT EACK^ INSTRUMENT? gRtvar Idot .ownarihip ddnm lidna pecially in the dining room, fill I *S Pillar npallatlaB dbouldars, YOUR GIFT OALr JOHNSON PAINT 00. TM 44 in Bolton and see how won­ py around youKtable, you'll see. solution before washing. If the MSuptrviMa einaact documant a wooden salad bowl with firm MPoam 48 Coiorara XjBIRY -on tha main floor of Main Street, has "SOOTCH- derfully eultable their BAN­ They like the rich, smooth good­ stain is an Older one, aponga / D»A«TIR S3 OrMk th ntan 7 Infantry 48 Tart Watktna, aarvae up a ramlndar red apples, green pears, orang­ 'TOA'SYER^ S4IU capital la ruanra group 87 Orlantal calB BRITB'* exaSAN - UP PADS, QUET HALL Is for a WEDDING ness. They like the fresh, tangy with a little ammonia and wa­ HAS 38 Mika laca 47Tuniial that mootUifa and appoint- 59c each, made of durabU ny­ es. lemons or any hard fruit. STRUCKI PROBLEMS 0 limB 48Athana RECEPTION, Inform FIANO'B flavors. Serve It plain or fancy, Bet a smaller similar bowl in ter. Wash and rinse thorough!!?- U DcUrloratad I V'lhapod nick adging m enu win aoon ba ewlnrlnc lon In two weight* for your of the date. They know how Im­ but do Inelit that it's ROYAL • TranipoitaUoa SPIUilan harvoit •IWoman’a the center of this and fill the 37 PItreo with a appallaUaa Into fear for you. "APPOINT­ heavy duty aleo Tight ]obs. Use portant thle oncs-a-lifetime oc­ ICE CREAM, Warren Street. To make an emergency air knlfa faa goddtta M ENT WITH A R T", I2.B0, la same way, then finally an even '30 Animal dodar 83/Waetad a pad over and over again for casion Is end why it must be Available at fins drug and gro­ freshener for the home, add one 33Ti^ Mdiacai 10 Warmth manner a handeoma angafoment cal­ smaller bowl atop that. Place a 33 Annas 1} Tamarlik nit (coll.) all around cleaning and finleh' perfect In every way, which Is cery stores In your neighbor­ few bunches of grapes around leasffoon of ammonia to a largo 31 Ago • I Law dagraa endar-book, deetgned for your Ing. Thaie pade will ehlno up tr*e why they try so diligently to hood, buy ROYAL ICE CREAM. the edge of each ^ w l. howl of water and let It stand. 48Ibb 18 WiM (• riucu Bept. 1965 to Aug. 1966 ao- toole, grille, camping equip­ please you. 'They care so much. For special occasions, serve an r " s r “ 1 6 w TT ttvttiee. Prepared by Women'e ment, whIU tide wall Urea. Re­ Whatever you plan to spend, ICE CREAM CAKE or fancy Smoke stains may be removed i OonunHtee for benefit of build- move mat and corroalon from there are buffet or dinner menus STENfXL SLICES or aver-pop- Scatter ruge on heavily trav­ from the flngera by rubbing tha ftind of Wadaworth Ath eled parts of your carpet will • mi ^ in* metal, You have everything you to suit your preferences exact' ular SPUMONI. Save the best stained areas with a paste of IT" li H •neum. the illuetratlonc are need for general cleaning with a ly. 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It's a good Idea to scald milk TEEN SIZES l*l» ply to the paper Jackets with VMA8 TALWN* ABOUT? 1 \ THSRES LOTS OP YEAH? MXi TEu. US y m ozsN ' to 2 T H eervlng piece, Mke the imagina­ over low heat. which you cover your children'.^ Mrst Showing of Autumn Knits WHAT ICE e / 1 tively deelgned equare dleh an­ party, make a decorated cup­ t S e ^ MrfiRANPWEERV "WI^S HE PONT cake for each little guest and Rolls or muffins that are a school books. It makes these KAYE’S STORTSWBAR, the AN’HISAJPHEPOeBNT KNOW.' 5PT chored beneath a eervlng bowl 24 26 27 28 top It with a miniature doll that little stale may be lightly Ever spice a chocolate cake 5 1 1 8 -N covers last much longer. Specialty Shop at Vernon Circle, .EVEN KKeW WHACr tCE W* wMh a handflome imreader with cinnamon and cloves? has unpacked DOUBLE KNIT she can take home with her. sprinkled with cold water and This "poorboy" shell is work CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER SB s r r neatly chained to rim, |7 com­ heated over boiling water. Leftover cooked Com on the EN3F5MBLE8 (skirt, top, plete. For the BACK TO When you are stuffing cabbage ed In easy-tib knitting and will cob? (Cut away the kernels from stretch pants) that are hand- r ■ sOHOOL crowd, the fully- Should Utllltlee Be delight the young set! Make it in I Bought Now? After yeast dough is kneaded leaves, you may want to soak the cobs and reheat with a little washable. Do see the black-and- Si • ei^ipped PENCIL BOX. «1. hsa the leaves in very hot water to white or her favorite color! |heavy cream, salt, pepper and camel outfit and you'll be all Ask any representative of and put into a greased bowl for Pattern No. 6118-N has knit i a ' knob that eeleoU the FTeni- Its first rising, it should be turn­ wilt them and make them man­ minced green pepper and plm- set to go where the fun Is. On 4 s r ■ dent* and their term In office. SdlEARSON HAMMHX. 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Take advan­ '66 Issue of our pattern book h r /^ t m k t b VDU g e $ E R \ / E ONE HOUR DRY CLEANING DAN ! polnlment now for a flattering chicken breast so they are thin, tage of the "OLIVE OIL” PER­ Basic Fa.shion. Just 60c. A iU ^ S H O V H , 9 ! at MAIN a n d BIRCH also 299 Polly’s Pointers other.—POLLY Cover a soiled lampshade with STYLE SET, PERMANENT then add a stuffing and secure MANENT WA'VE at $9.95 of­ West Middle Tpke, to help you DEAR POLLY — I store po­ a thick paste ot starch. Let dry, WAVE or HAIR COLORING. ends with wooden picks. Bttks o-*P fered at SCHULTZ BEAUTY whiz through housecleaning and A Check Reaches You tatoes in the top drawer by my then brush off. I With club activities warming in a slow oven, basting with '/i** SALON. 648-8951. Save Hiose Postcards up for a busy season ahead, the reshuffling of your closets Each Month By POLLY CRAMER kitchen sink. This Is much 1 melted butter for about three- from summer to autumn appar­ iDEBOPSiEY - TEGLER, 62® handier than standing on my When you are oven-baklng a you'll want to appear nicely quarters of an hour. During the Semi-Annual Sale Newspaper Enterprise Asan. head to dig them out from un­ cut-up chicken, you’ll find that groomed. OPEN Monday ’’But, Dad, when I do set a goal and persist until I uo'V el. service at "MARTTNIZENO" Main Street, member of the rea»^ it, you oomploln that I'm bankrupting you!” ' It's a money-saving oppor­ is fast yet thorough. It is geared New York Stock Exchange, in­ DEAR POLLY — I used to der the sink, which seems to be a pan that is about 13 by 8 by 2 through Saturday and OPEN U tunity to add comfort and to save you Ume. All work Is vites your inquiries regarding throw away the pretty post­ the standard storage place for inches Is a good size to {nit the EVENINGS on Wed., Thurs. ITie Inquirer pleasure bo your home. 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OW. manager that she ax^tually has bers are REAL friends to eac* Plenty of Free Parking time to relsuc In the kitchen and other.—POLLY MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI her idea Is lng*>tIoua I, too, al­ nyiV l>^ ways hats to throw away some The housing shortage In Latin SUPPOSITORIES BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE KOTEX of the beautiful postcards that America has been estimated at Reg. 45c. NOW come In the mail. There is no 16 million units, with 36 per cent Glycerin, Infanit Reg. 45c, NOW reason that such a collection flir-B*ANDWSIM W EU, IT'S (300D TO SEE YOU, ^ IFTH(6Ni2HTMAC5 of the population considered ill- Regular or Super or Adults. HOPOUHDS^PMl'l'M PODNER. W EU HAVE A FIHE would have to be removed at housed. THIMkS HE OiNHO^ NCWIfcW^W the end of a year — why not BOX OF 12...... JAR OF 12___ 6O«4a0UTP0RR)0R-,l, TIME T06ETHER... 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CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1966 PAGE TWENTY-HVI 4 PAGE TWENTY-FOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST , 1988 Herald Angle Up and Down Zimmer Beats Twins Moriarty’s Win, Regain Tie for Twi Lead By EARL YOST Sports Editor Handyman Milwaukee's Move till Shoote rs Kelley Back After Month’ s Inactivity Pete Sala Brilliant Happy to report that Tom Kelley is back on the fir­ Challenged Again In Shootoff ing line with Portland in the Pacific Coast League. The Delivers local righthander, sidelined for one month with elbow f * In Gaining 1-0 Duke For Crown troubles |n his throwing arm, made his first start July MILWAUKEE (AP) — Milwaukee, spumed by Ks 28 and worked five innings against Spokane. Kelley, B ig B low one-time Hweetheart, haa gone to court with a suicids who won hl8 first 11 games and boasts a 12-2 won-loss squeeze against banehall— an antitrust suit challenging Celebrating a return to action last night was Mori- SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) re -''"’if' record, trailed when lifted for« NEW YORK (AP) the Braves’ 1966 move to Atlanta. arty Bros.’ Pete Sala. Last year’s Hartford Twilight — Eleven marksmen are a plnch-hltter, 2-1, but Port­ 77te suit amounts to a do-o^ involved in a shootoff to­ He’s also tha only player to Washington’s Don Zim­ die bid to keep major loaguo League Most Valuable Player climbed the Dillon SUi- land rallied to win and the Silk homer In all current 19 dlum pitching mound for only the second time this sea­ day to determine the 28- Towner was not Involved In the mer, who has had plenty of baseball In the city that once parks . . . Birdie Tebbetts, embraced the Braves with son but when he threw hison. 3b ...... 3 0 0 Betje Annan of Aspin, Oolo., club. Frick and National L«acue BTANOINOS Ml'lrplta. rf ...... 3 0 0 e * * heading for Its worst finish in ond game of a doublehead- opponenU’ lulng the Illegal W. L FetO B was only the third woman to hiitory, too many spoiled young­ President Warren Giles both Moriartv. Ib ...... 3 1 1 epltbatl might To put their offered unruffled reactions to Valoo *••«•••«. 1^ .700 — Sala, p ...... 1 0 0 smash 100 targets In the event sters. The American League-leading complalnta Into writing, .700 — PETE SALA BOB FAGO while competing in a world O ff the Cuff the suit. But an executive of one Morlarty ...1 4 Total* ...... 34 1 4 Twins, playing without Injured league Prealdeeit Warren C, B a s t e m ...... I t .600 S meet. Former loced pro basketball Oilee announced. club said, "It embarrasses all o t PUmptoaa (4) Here ’n There star Harmon KiUebrew, took the baseball” R o y a l...... 9 .480 8 ab r h Breaking 80 consecutive birds player, Ernie Johnson, now Mel opener 4-3, scoring the deciding "If a manager has a com­ Orlolea...... 8 .409 6 Wortay. If ...... 2 0 1 Another Don Hutson on Scene in a three-way shootoff gave Allen’s sidekick In broadcasting Gene Conley, who used to help run on Uilrd baseman Zimmer’s plaint about an Illegal pitch Milwaukee County filed the H erbs 1 .S80 6 B. Pt-pln. SB ...... 3 0 0 Capt. Strother Shumate of Lack- Milwaukee Braves’ baseball pack Bulkeley Stadium when he suit 'Tuesday In if.S. Dlatriot Hormv, U> ...... 3 0 0 double erior in the seventh in he should make It to me and Ptlmpton’s ...... 5 JISO 9 Him, c ...... 3 0 0 land Air Force Base, Tex., the ‘ games back Into Atlanta, re­ pitched for Hartford In the nlng. Zlm made amends with a the league in writing,’’ OUes Court. It demanded the National O’Brien, rf ...... 3 0 0 410-gauge title Thiesday. Shu­ turned to the mound last week Eastern League, Is now working tie-breaking two-run double in said T’liesday. League either block the Braves’ Third place Eastern was In­ Soltt, 3b ...... 2 0 2 mate defeated Ken Wilson of ROCKVILLE’S AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL ENTRY — Champions a and pitched the front office for the Tuck Tape Co. as a sales­ migration to Georgia or grant Wani, 2b ...... 2 0 1 the fifth inning of thS nightcap He added that even vited to the celebration too, F. Pop4n, ...... 3 0 0 Biletnikoff Standout Twenty Nine Palms, Calif., and year ago in Zone Four, Rockville had to be content with a tie for runner-up boys to an 8-2 'wln over the man. BCtcha there Isn’t a bigger and left-hander Mike McCor­ Milwaukee a new franohlse. Clint Swingle of Bryn Mawr, salesman In the outfit! The 6-8 though he has seen public Frick said icily If the city knocking Valeo off the top Bajsar, p ...... 3 0 0 laurels this season. The squad, front row, left to right, Larry Clark, Rick press-radio team In an exhibi­ mick made the mauigln stand up atatemmte about the sptt- perch In the standings, 4-B. be­ Hourlhun, ph 1 0 0 Pa., who fired 49s. All three shot tion game In Atlanta . . . Hay­ ex-baseball and basketball pro with a six-hitter. wanted to keep baseball, "It’s Barlx>\B*. ^ ...... 1 0 0 98s on Monday to create the tie. Blanchard, Joe Gabrous, Ken Foisie, Jimmy Clark. Second row, Charlie Rag- ball, no such complalnta the world’s worst way of going hind Lev Spencer, In the first Savitt, pr ...... 0 0 0 wood Sullivan, Kansas City Is reported doing real well In The doubleheader split, coU' have arrived at hU offlee. game of the twin bill. In Collegians’ Camp George Young of Beaufort, no, Wayne McCoy, Ai Putz, Curt Zahner, Jim MacKintosh. Third row, Ted manager, like Baltimore In the his new employment . . . When pled with Baltimore’s 8-2 victo­ about It” Totato ...... 38 0 4 0 ITie latest accusation Morlarty’s Is afforded plenty S.C., defeated Larry Smith of Stawicki, Larry Silver, Jim Martello, Joe Van Oudenhove, Lanny Adams, Bob American League race because Sunday’s opening game of the ry over the Loh Angeles Angels, Baseball, a 19th century child Morfeirt>^ 001 00 0— Bloom Hills, Mich., 48-47 in a came f r o m Milwaukee of rest before resuming loop ac­ El~Bffbriarty, Johnaon. DP—Sala Gumon. Rear row, Coach Bebe Milanese, Assistant Coach Pete Martello, As- "their bench Is the best In the twlnblil started between the trimmed Minnesota’s league where Bravea Manager of the cow pastures who grew tion, a week from today against to Moriai^’. LOB—MoHartys 7, CHICAGO (AP) — Exactly 80 years ago a slender, shootoff for the Champion of league” . . . Some time It "pays” Yanks and Cleveland at Yankee lead over the second-place Ori­ up to become a millionaire Plimptons 5. Bobby Bragan charged that Herb’s at Dillon Stadium. Sun­ pass-catching wizard from the Alabama campus report­ Champions title. The event was sistant Coach George Putz. (Herald Photo by S a t e m i s . ) ______an ump to make a call against Stadium there were more Indian oles to 5>4 games. the Han Fraacism Glaata many times over, has long an­ aB—Frypo. BB—Gerich. Lowis. S— open only to state champions. 4 day aftemoon the Gas House O’Brien. Sala. the home club. Ed Hurley, vet­ newsmen In the pressbox than Elsewhere, Chicago edged pitchers were using the il­ chored Its claim that It to a 4 ed to the College All-Star football camp. This was Don Gang steps out against the local Pltrhini?. ip h r er bb so Both Louis Hulgeui of Blrm eran American League arbiter New York writers. And before New York 8-2 on Ron Hansen’s legal pltcK sport, not a business, on a 1933 Sala ...... 7 4 0 0 0 13 Hutson, who went on to the Green Bay Packers to an­ Ingham, Ala., and Dennis Meyer American Legion at Bit. Nebo 3nxar ...... 7 4 1 1 3 10 from Holyoke, had such an ex­ the opener,* Yankee Manager bases-loaded triple; Detroit U.a. Supreme Court. at 2 o'clock. HBP—Bala (Wotiley. SoiU). PB— chor two of the National Football League’s greatest of New Orleans broke 99 targets perience in Detroit recently and Johnny Keane was a lonesome struck for nine runs In the fifth Justice Oliver Wendell In the sub-junior championship Sala hadn’t started since last WWhotaL T: 1:47. combinations: Herbert to Hutson and Isbell to Hutson. the fans showered him with figure BltUng In the corner of Inning and buried Cleveland 12- Holmes Jr., In a case Involving June, when he Injured his arm, round before Hulgan came back Wing-Footed Wills the dugout. Keane has been rip­ 7, and Boston routed Kansas Squad Selected Now Florida State sends Fredv money. Hurley took the time to the old Federal League, held at with a perfect score In the 26' being used as a pinch hitter Biletnikoff to the 1966 All-Star pick up 17 cents, presumably ped apart in Gotham dailies be­ City 10-5 with an extra base at­ that time baseball w m neither and reserve outfielder most of Last Night’ s Fights team. He has the makings He shrugs off the heroics by bird shootoff to 'win the title. cause of the Inabllllty of the tack that Included four triples For Davis Cup saying "everything went right all pennies . . . Rollle Sheldon, an interstate operation nor en­ this season by Coach Gene another Hutson. . ex-UConn hurler, likes his life Yankees to win on the field . . . and a three-run homer by pitch­ gaged In commerce. In 1968, the Johnson. But that seems to be PHOE5NIX. Ariz. — Luis Rod­ that day.’’ Satruday, Sept. 18 will be er Earl Wilson. Play with Spain Biletnikoff is built like Hutson But pro scouts and the All- with the Athletics after being Court refused to rule on another over, and Sala appears back in riguez, Miami, Fla., out­ at 6-foot-l and 188 pounds. He Mickey Mantle Day at Yankee Star coaches know Biletnikerifi’s “ dealt by the Yankees, because case, letting Holmes’ decree the form that enabled him to pointed Charley Austin, 1B6, begins his pro career with Oak­ Paces Swift Dodgers Stadium when the Detroit RSaVATORS-TWINS— stand. he’s getting regular assign­ NEW YORK (AP) - Dennis showing was no accident. Tigeri visit. eomplle a leading lO-d record Phoenix, 10. land of the American Football HUNTIHG ments. He credits his Improve­ Zimmer, 84-year-oId trouble­ TOUCHY SUBJECT — American League Umpire Al Salerno got a little buggy Ralston, Frank Froehllng, Ar­ Should Milwaukee (Jounty win for Moriarty’s last season. FRESNO, Calif. — Gabe T'er- Howard (Hopalong) Cassady, * • * League. who is coaching the AU-Steir re­ ment to pitching every fourth shooter for Gil Hodges’ Sena­ last night during the Minnesota-Washington game and had to take time out thur Ashe and Clark Graebner the suit, the implications could Fans IS ronez, 152, Fresno, knocked out If Biletnikoff can turn In a ,Jn<9Volving around that pitching otechallenging me day and the help from pitching tors, is no stranger to adversity. will represent the United States be revolutionary — and coetly. The lefthander tied the season Hllario Morales, 156, Mexico ceivers, said "Fred Is good End of the Line to use a bug spray. He sprays his feet (top, left), gives fellow umpire Bob performance similar to the one enough to play on any team In sary throws to first base. eoech, Ed Lopat While at St. Paul In 1968, he waa in the Davis Cup Inter-zone fi A court victory for Milwaukee high for seven innings when he a ty, 6. In the Gator Bowl when Florida CS > '■ - the Los Angeles clubhouse Ed Tryon of Manchester, one beaned by a fastball and nearly Stewart a couple of squirts (top, right), a bit to his back (lower, left), and any league. He has tremendous dale and the putt-putt-puttlng of "When I am on base, I hear • • • nals against Spain later this could challenge not only base- fanned IS batters, a mark pre­ JUAREZ, Mexico — Mante- State defeated Oklahoma 36-19, early this season. Dodger the mercury-footed Wills. people shouUng "go, go" and it of the state’s best softball um­ lost the sight of his left eye but then a victory smile. (AP Photofax) month in Barcelona. balance with quick, deliberate pires, has been assigned to work ball’s system of awarding fraa- viously set by teammates Pat quiUa Napoles, Mexico City, the Cleveland Browns will be in Manager Walter Alston stimulates me. The fans, even bounced back to win a job with Announcement of the selec­ chises, but also Its lucrative tel­ outpointed Eiddie Perkins, Chi­ moves. He has natural football ^FISHING^ The 6-foot-lO, 170-pound WlUs Balls n’ Strikes In both the State Major Tourna­ Mlstretta and Valeo’s Norm trouble when they tangle with instinct to find the open alley." probably has contributed more the opposing fans, want to see the Brooklyn Dodgers the next tions was made Tuesday night evision take, the various tax Newfleld. Ho did not walk a bat­ cago, 10. Welterweights. the All-Stars In Soldier Field paused in his preparations me run and I don’t want to dis­ Best drawing attraction In the ment In ^tratford and the New season. for the game and talked than an^ne else to the team’s National League op the road Is England Reglonals in Provi­ by non-playtng Capt. George R. advantages In currant book­ ter, Equally brilliant was HONOLULU, HawaU — Eddie Friday night. SCOPE COVERS cause. EHrst, he plays in Just appoint them.” Another errant pitch broke his MaoCall and Davis Cup Com­ keeping practices and the im­ Plimpton’s Bob Bazar, who also Pace, 160\, Los Angeles, out­ Biletnikoff caught 12 passes Shop aromd dnig store until about his team’s major of­ He rarely does. WlUs has led . the San Francisco Giants. With dence. Ray McKenna, manager cheekbone In 1966 but he was about every game and reaches WllUe Mays as the magnet, the of the Burnside Dovalettes, re­ mittee Chairman W. H. Woods portant reserve clause in con­ allowed but four hits, fanning pointed Jose Stable, 140)^, New for 192 yards and four touch­ you find ptesUc pill botUe tope fensive weapon. “It’s base at an unmatched rate. He the National League In stolen back in the lineup 10 days later. Faul Hypnotizes Self, shortly before the squad depart­ tracts which bind players to a 10 and walking three, but It was York, 10. downs In the Gator Bowl game. the same size as your scope. bases for five straight seasons. Giants have played to an av­ ports Trycm will also work the Then, after six years with the speed,” said Alston. “ We currently leads the Dodgers In erage of 37,000, plus, per game game between his club and Ed- ed for Spain. club. Bala’s party all the way. Now you’ve get coven. OheapsI hits, runs scored and batting In 1962, he stole 104 bases to Dodgers and National League The Braves received IsagtM The Gas Housers gave Sala all NATIONAL LEAGUE EW SLIP rely on speed to stay com­ away from (jandlestick Sta- Feigner’s four-man team stints at Chicago, New York, MacCall, Woods and the play­ average. break the modem major league ers were to arrive tn Barcelona sanction for a 1968 move to the margin he needed in the sec­ IMerker 1, Wynn IS, Astros; You’ve naade a no-aSp surtace petitive.” . dlum . . , Over the past two Aug. 28 at Dillon Stadium un­ Cincinnati and Los Angeles But It Is his,breath-taking ex­ record of 96 that TV Cobb had today for the Aug. 17-19 show­ Atlanta after a state court or­ ond Inning. Jim Moriaty led off Brock 10, MoCarver 10, Boyer by sprinkliing dry sand on wet set 47 years before. years Minnesota holds a 24-6 der the lights . . . New York again, he came to the Senators Helen Reynolds Leader The man who best symbolizes ploits on the basepaths that n cord against the Red Sox. This Giant defensive backfleld coach, down. dered the team to finish ita con­ with a single, moved to secemd 9, Cardinals; Alley S, Pirates; paint. Some thing woikn with This season, with much less in 1963 and has been the team’s Does Same to Batters tract with the county and ploy the Dodgers’ speed la, of course, on Sala’s sacrifice. After Bazar McCovey 24, Giants; Bose 7, fiberglass. Sprinkle sand before have captivated baseball fans season the Twins are 11-1 In Em Ttinnell, a great one in his handyman ever since. The U.S. squad came to New throughout the National League. fanfare, Wills Is running 26 all 1966 home games In the got Hal Lewis on an infield fly. Reds last coat dries. Excess Is swept Maury 'WlUs. Almost daily, the games ahead of his 1662 pace. meetings with Boston .. . Waite playing days with the Giants, Hodges has used the e-foot-9 PHILADELPHIA (AP) ^corner about 10 minutes before^runs with a triple and a single. York from Dallas, Tex., where Of V.S. Golfers in Canada At an age when he should be Hoyt, one-time boy pitching has dubbed a quintet of his men It whipped Mexico 4-1 for the stadium. Bob Fago doubled home Mori- . AMERICAN LEAGUE a'vmy after drying la completed. switch hitter shortstop either Through the Dodgers’ first 106 scrapper at third, second, short, gametime, counts to 10 and Stargell had three hits Including The Bravea have 30 days to A arty with the only tally. coaxes a walk or scratches a slowing up, the 32-year-old Wills wonder of the New York the Jive Five. They are Henry in the outfield and — moat re­ — Bill Faul, the Chicago "just blanks out everything." two doubles and Alley hit the American Zone title, ahd Mac- TINY SCREWDRIVER A Howard (2) 18, Senators; Min- appears to be faster and more games, he stole 72 bases. In answer the suit and probably Moriarty’s posed a threat In In a pinch you can make a hit, steals second and third and 1962, he did not steal his 72nd Yankees, Is now In his 24th year Carr, Ben Crenshaw, WllUe Wil­ cently — behind the plate. Cubs’ surprising right- Strange things seem to hap­ game's only homer. Call scoffed at reports that the KTTCHNER, Ont. (AP)—Helen cher 14, VersaUes 12, Twins; daring than ever before. • • • Americans would be underdogs will ask Immediately for dlemla- the sixth, loading the bases with Cash 14, Tigers; Wilson 4, Bed tiny screiw driver out of the end scores the key run after the base until the Dodgers* 181st as a ClncinnaU Red broadcast­ liams, Carl Lockhart and Clar­ Pressed Into duty as a catcher hander, says it seriously: pen while Paul's on the mound. Reynolds of Manchester, Conn., against Spain. ____ sal to clear the way for tho no outs, but Bazar got out with Sox; Bryan 9, Athletics; Blefary of a paper cUp. Flatten between catch of a pop fly in shallow "For some reason, the urge to game. er. Hoyt, who will be 66 on Afon- ence Childs, all of whom can during spring training, Zim “I hypnotize myself before For Instance, he was the pitcher OIANTS-REDS— Atlanta move. led an American contingent of day, holds the record among cover 100 yards under 9.6 sec­ broke the middle finger on his Leo Cardenas’ throwing error no damage. Mike Gerich singled 16, Orioles. two rocka. Perfeot for tiny reed left, right or center field. run is greater in me than ever "I have more chances to run the game, and I’m then on both occasions when the MacCall labeled Manuel San­ and Moe Morhardt walked, fol­ three qualifiers Into the Cana­ screws. For all but about a dozen days this year," said the lithe son of this year,” he explained. "It major league spielers for con­ onds . .. Bill Andrulot, former right hand in his third game — Cubs pulled off triple plays allowed two runs to score In the tana a very fine tennis player lowed by Wall Wldholm’s infield dian Women’s Open Golf Cham­ BOW GLOVE of the baseball season, now a Baptist preacher. "Ninety seems every game this season secutive service behind ' the Manchester High baseball play­ and was back catching a week able to hypnotize the hit­ within 11 days last month. 11th as the Giants broke a 2-2 tie but quickly added, "Wo have 8am Snead’e ebowtag In tho hit. Bazar settled back to fan pionship today. BAILED OUT Dowhunters cut the fingers off nearly two thirds over, the nine per cent of the time that is a close one and, of course, mike with one club . . . Dick er, Is playing with Vernon In later. ters.” Tuesday night Pittsburgh’s with a four-run burst. Willie Mc­ two very strong players to recent U.S. Open waa hto best Btuart, almost a forgotten man the Jaycee Courant League this He was at third Tuesday night Covey homered for San Francis­ Johnson, Mlstretta and Moriarty Miss Reynolds carded an 81 • When bait fishing 'with a spin a cotton glove. Slip It on under Dodgers have held first place get on base, I ’m thinking of that tends to more running, A Actions generally speak loud­ Vern Law turned in his third throw at him. TTie Spanish In that test since 1961 when he In one-two-three fashion. or closed faced reel, leave the regular shooting glove. Hands in the NaUonal League with a stealing. The few times I don’t, stolen base becomes more Im­ In New England press this year summer. Andrulot was a re­ because regular Ken McMullen er than words, but Faul'a com­ shutout of the season against co and Pete Rose had a two-run courts are slower, and we have shdl 290 and tied for 17th ptaoo. 84—166 in Tuesday’s qualifying now that he has left the Red serve with Central Connecticut’s is nursing an Injured hand. shot for the Reds. Plimpton’s didn’t d ie ' easy. round that cut the field to 32. ball open or the casting trig­ stay warm in coldest weather. pitch-and-putt style of play re­ the pitchers force me to by portant In a one ■ run game." ment makes quite a noise. the Mets as the Pirates romped fine slow court players In Ral­ Thte year be shot 367 end tied U They put Sale In a litUe hot wa­ ger depressed. Line left tree to HEAD COVER Sox and la with the Phll.s, has a fine team this past spring . . . Zimmer was nursing a frac­ In the last 26 innings be has to a 7-0 victory. Cincinnati scored a run and ston eind Froehllng.” for 34th. U She was 10 strikes behind the record all to himself. When he The New York Mets are 61,001 tured fielding average after had the bases loaded in the bot­ ter too. In the fifth, Dave Seitz medalist, Nariene Strelt of Font- run won’t put pressure on fish Duck shooters know what given up only ond run. Tuesday Elsewhere in the National and Skip Ward reached first on homered at Shea Stadium, it ahead of last season’s home at­ committing ttoee errors In the League, San Francisco topped tom ot the 11th but Masanori hill, Ont. and cause him to drop bcUt. scares ducks first is your fhce. night he shut out the Phlladel back-to-back bimt singles. When And if a big one hits, your whole Unless you are wen ctmceeled .. marked the 23rd major league tendance record after the first opener, including the costly bob­ phia Phillies 2-0, gave up only Cincinnati 6-3 In 11 Imilngs and Murakami fanned Vada Pinson, The other American qualifiers Pats Plan to Shave Four park In which he had homered. 39 Shea Stadium dates. bles In the seventh when he Houston split a doubleheader and Bob Bolin struck out Frank Fred Pepin tried the same, he are Mrs. Frank Stranahan of ring won’t disappear when he and keep face down, cover it Major League two hits, struck out nine and SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY sent the ball high enough for takes the bait and runs. with m c^uito nat. booted Zollo VersaUes’ grounder walked none. with St. Louis, wlmilng the first Robinson, ending the threat, Toledo, Ohio, who scored 170, and then threw wildly as pitcher • • • Sala to grab on the fly and turn and Ann Gregory of Chicago, "I was really concentrating In game 10-7 but losing the second it Into a doubleplay. = L e a d e r s : Before Sunday^s Exhibition Jim Grant raced home from 7-0. Los Angeles’ game at Mil­ 178. my subconscious state on the CARDS-ASTB08- The final Inning was the National League ’ Don’t Steal Signs Anymore first with the Twins’ fourth run. mound,” the 26-year-old Faul waukee was rained out. Ray Washburn pitched a six- toughest. Ernie Hutt reached on Pitching ds Good as in National BATTING (260 at baU)—Qe- The first ,of Frank Howard’s said afterward in the clubhouse. • • * hitter and Ken Boyer drove in Jim Moriarty’s error and Sala When famo4M pacer AcHoa mente, Pittsburgh, .824; Clen- QUINCY, Mass. (AP) — Bos-^ About his quarterbacks, Holo­ two homers In the twin bill All the while, not sure wheth­ PIRATE8-MET8— lour runs with a single, double G lilt Seitz with a pitch. The run­ Butler won his first start at ton Patriots Coach Mike Holo- vak Insists he still would like pulled the Senators within one er to laugh, his teammates kept Law allowed Just three singles and homer as St. Louis gained denon, Pittsburgh and Aaron, SALE G ners moved up when a pitch got Roosevelt Raceway, Westbury, Milwaukee, .360. vak is planning to cut four or to keep three. He said he hasn’t run in the elglfth but Gfant got snapping their fingers as If they and got all the hitting support the split against Houston. Jim away from Wldholm. Sala then N.Y., In 1968 he was timed for American Loop Tough Too, five men before Sunday’s ex­ .decided whether Eddie Wilson, Herman Surprised his 13th 'Victory, tops In the were trying to bring back their he needed from Rotorto Cle­ Wytm and Bob Aspromonte AU NEW GENERAL took care of the rest himself, the mdle in 2:10 1-6. He even­ RUNS—Haper, Cincinnati, 92; hibition game with the Buffalo picked up from Kansas City, or league, with relief help from mente, Willie Stargell and Gene drove In three runs apiece as Rose, CSncinnati, 82. new star hurler to some kind of striking out Joe Hourlhan and tually ran 21 mile races under Bills and he plans to have his rookie C ^rlle Green of Wltten- Bill Pleis and Al Worthington. reality. Alley. Clemente drove In two the Astros won the first game. Obuck Barbour to end the game. two minutes. HELEN BEYNOUM Red Sox’ Mantilla Declares RUNS BATTER) IN—Johnson, squad pared to 48 'within a burg will be the No. 2 signal VersaUes evened the nightcap Cincinnati, 87; Banks, Chicago, "It's no joke, really,” insists week. caller but "Green and Wilson' at 2-2 with a two-run homer In Faul. "I was concentrating on T9. JET SPECIAL Yet the American Football definitely will give us some At Today’s Hitters the third inning but Zimmer’s Vic Roznovsky's catcher’s glove NE3W YORK (NEIA) — Some HTTS—Rose, Cincinnati, 188; help at quarterback.” double broke the tie after sin­ days you Just can’t pick a fight Clemente, Pittsburgh, 136. League’s most successful coach the whole game. says he wasn’t given any help He mentioned the pounding gles by Willie Kirkland and nohow. DOUBLBIS — Williams, Chi­ " I ’m sure the batters didn’t by Tuesday night’s Intrasquad Green took from the veteran KANSAS CTTY (AP) — Manager Billy Herman has Dick Nen In the fifth. know where the ball was going. NYLONS Like the sports writer who cago, 81; Santo, Chicago Eind Al­ defensive linemen. • • * len, Philadelphia, 24. exhibition game, won by the voiced surprise that baseball players today don’t want But I sure did, even though my was trying to provoke Felix veterans 60-18. "He stood up well though. ORIOLES-ANG EL»— fast ball sometimes went one Yonr General Tire Specialist has this great long-mile­ MantiUa Into admitting the TRIFLES — CalUson, Phila­ to know what kind of a pitch they are going to get. And he shows a lot of promise." Curt Blefary drove In two way, and then the other.” introductory American League Is a softer, delphia, 12; Clemente, Pitts­ Holovak won’t commit him­ But the way his Boston Redi^------age economy tire . . . Now at qiecial self yet but It’s becoming obvi­ runs with a sacrifice fly and his Roznoveky says Faul "has got touch than the National . . . and burgh, 11. Box were hitting Tuesday night 18th homer and Norm Slebern all the confidence In the world, prices! AU sizes! All tsqies! Whitewalls and Black- was abruptly shot down. HOME RUNS — Mays, San ous he already has full inten­ er guess at the pitch that ^ It looked as though Herman coming next," he said. delivered a pair with a double and he sure had those Phils National League American League Wftlls ^ Francisco, 26; CalUson, Phila­ tions of keeping some of the ■ was back at his old trick of W. L. Pet. O.B. Mantilla (pronounced Man- strong crop of rookies trying for The Red Sox unloaded a home and single, leading the Orioles Jumping back from the plate.” W. L. P et G.B. delphia and McCovey, San : stealing signals to let his bat- Los Angeles 62 46 .879 — Minnesota .. 67 39 .632 — TEEyah) seemed a natural. In about six berths open on the run, the fourth of the year by past Los Angeles. Steve Barber Roznovsky said Paul threw Bia SAVINOS ON PAIRS! six years 'with Milwaukee and EYancisco, 24. V ters taow what was coming. picked up the ■victory, his 10th, mostly fast balls — "maybe Just Cincinnati .. 60 46 .666 1'^ Baltimore .. 60 43 .683 814 STOLEN BASES — Wills, Los squad. winning pitcher Earl Wilson, one with New York In the Na­ "V Boston boomed out 12 hits to and four triples as they powder­ In relief of Wally Bunker, fotced seven or eight changeups, and Milwaukee . 67 46 .659 2>2 Cleveland .. 69 44 .573 6>,2 Angeles, 72; Brock, St. Louis, EUis Johnson Is considered 68 46 Ftor These tional League, he hardly batted ^ whip the Kansas City Athletics ed the AthleUcs. out In the sixth with a blister on the two hits came when he soft­ San Fran. . 66 46 .649 3'2 Detroit ...... 663 7V4 his eyelash — a piddling .245 42. the prize of the young hopefuls. ^ 10-6 . hla pitching hand. PhlU...... 64 50 .619 6>a CSilcago .... 57 46 .553 8>4 Care 2 FOR SAVI PITCHING—Koufax, Los An­ Wilson, pulling his percentage ened up.” I NYLONAIRE TIRES for the route with an average Holovak rated his rookie run­ * Jim Lonborg (6-12) will face Faul came up to the Clubs In Pittsburgh . 66 53 .509 7*2 New York . 52 56 .481 16 to an even .600 with hla eighth of 19 RBI a season. geles, 18-4, .816; Jay and Nux- ners following the intrasquad Kansas City’s John O’Donoghue mid-season from Salt Lake City St. Louis .,. 63 68 .500 8>,4 Los Angeles 48 S6 .462 18 6.00/6.50x13 victory, couldn’t stay around to WHITE sox-YANKS— Compacts $2 3 3 0 * $J80 One of Top Batters hall, CSncinnatl, 8-8, .727. game, putting Johnson the for­ (6-14) In the second game of where he had a 4-6 record. He Chicago .. .. 61 58 .468 12 Washington 46 61 .430 21H Tubeless STRIKEIOUTS — Koufax, Los HEC 80FTBAIX. the end, giving up five runs be Hansen’s three-run double off Blackwalls But then he got lucky. TTie mer Southeast Louisiana star, the series tonight. Mel Stottlemyre with two out In blames that on failure ot his Houston .... 46 69 .433 15i-i Boston ...... 39 64 .379 36^ NL discarded him. When Bos­ Angeles, 341; Gibson, St. Louis, at the top of his list. Waiting until the final Inning ■’ Herman told a Kansas City fore Dick Radatz came on to team to get runs. New York .. . 34 72 .321 27>2 Kansas City . 34 66 .340 so 176. to score the winning margin, earn another save. the fourth Inning erased a 2-0 Small ton of the American side picked "I rate Nance second," he audience that "The hitters used New York lead and knuckleball- He pitched in 1964 for Detroit Tuesday’s Resiills Tuesday’s Results Bulck him up In 1963, Felix flexed Paul Dodge Pontiac defeated Wilson’s homer, following sin Minnesota 4-2, Washington 8-4 6.95/7.36x14 said, referring to fullback Jim to get on their knees and kiss er Eddie Fisher wrapped. It up where he was 6-4. San Francisco 6, Cincinnati 3 Chevy n his fungo: .316 the first year, American League Nance from Syracuse, "and Pellin’s, 6-4, last night at Mt. your feet U you’d tell them the gles by Jim Gosger and Russ Chib Manager Lou Klein says Chicago 3, New York 2 6.86/7.36x16 Nebo. liie winners carried away for the White Sox with 2 2-3 11 innings Comet .289 the second and. In the third, BATTING (260 at bats) — Dom Gentile third." Gentile la next pitch. "Now,” ho said, Nixon, accoiinted for three runs scoreless relief innings. John Faul "has a great future and It Detroit 12, Cleveland 7 Tubeless the victory when Don Crowell Chicago 7, New York 0 Boston 10, Kansas City 8 Dart *28”**ir he’s among the circuit All Stars, Yastrzemskl, Boston, .887; Man­ Blackwalls the South Boston native who ' "m ost of them don’t know in the seventh. Buzhardt was the winner, boost­ sure seem:^ like he has been rittsburgh 7, New York 0 Falrlane well over .800. tilla, Boston, .806. lifted a long sacrifice fly, bring­ Lenny Green scored the first Baltimore 6, Los Angeles 2 matriculated at Mississippi what’s coming and I can’t un­ ing his carce record against hypnotizing those hitters lately. Houston 10-0, St. Louis 7-7 Valiant Ergo, the American la easier RTINB-OUva, Minnesota, 81; Southern. ing In Don Simmons ^ t h ttie run in the third on a wild pitch TTie way he’s going I think he’ll Today’s Games winning tally. derstand it." the Yankees to 6-0. Today’s Gaines than the National Yes? VersaUes, Minnesota, 17, Holovak said Nance is strong Herman, recognized as one alter a triple to center. Nlxcm soon be hypnotizing me." Detroit (Sparma 7-4) at Cleve- Ford No," says the coffee-colored RUNS BATTED IN—Oolavlto, and be hopes to be able to use Eric Ozols paced the winners tripled In the fourth to drive In It certainly looked like Faul Pittsburgh (Friend 8 8) at land (Slabert 9-6), night iS lii. of . the game’s beat slni stealers TIGERS-INDIANS— Chevy 7.76x14 clouter. " I don’t think so." Cleveland, 72;- Horton, Detroit him. with a perfect night, three hits. during his playing days, finds <3o8ger who had walked. had the Phillies under some New York (Fisher 7-12) Boston (Morehead 5-12) at 7.75x15 Buy 1st tir e i FELIX MANTILLA Jerry Mlstretta and Jack Ansal- The Tigers strafed rookie Chicago (Buhl 12-7) at Phil­ Plymouth Are you sure, Felix, that and KiUebrew, Minnesota, 70. “ If he will work he can make ft strange the art Isn’t appreci In the sixth, Rico Petrocelll kind of spell. After Wes Coving­ Kansas City (O’Donoghue 6-14), Tubeless dt contributed two more blngles Steve Hargan and two eucces- adelphia (Short 11-7), night Studebaker *29*®* *11“ you’re Just not afraid of ad­ ing ervery day—and If I goo( HITS—OUva, Minnesota, 180; it big," Holovak said, "but he •ted anymore since It la sup­ tripled and scored on a wild ton's double in the second and night Lark Blackwalls t mitting your average has gone one afternoon there to aihvays Richardson, New York, 117. stUl has a long way to go. He apiece to the Dodge total. pitch. Then after Wilson walk­ Bora tor eight hits — two by Bill Tony Gonzales’ single In the San Francisco (Marichal 16 - Washington (Koplltz 8 - 6) at A - at price posed to give the batter an ad­ Rambler up as the caliber of a tomorrow to smooth it over. DOUBLED—OUva, Minnesota, has a lot to learn." Dick Krlnjak, Don ETavell and ed, Carl Yastrzemskl tripled Freehan — In the fifth Inning third, Faul did not permit an­ 8) at Cincinnati (O'toole, 1-8), Minnesota (iPerry 7-2) night Joe Scata all had two hits for vantage. explosion after Cleveland had Houston (NoUebart 2-8) you’ve faced haa gone Regular play to what does It" 38; Yastrzemskl, Boston and Holovak said he wants to try “ Today’s batters would rath for another run. other baserunner, retiring the New York (Downing 9-10) at Bulck "Look, American the losers. broken to a 7-2 early lead. Free­ at St. Louis (Simmons 6 - 10).' Chicago (Plzarro 1-2), night That’s what they aU say, VersaUes, Minnesota, 26. Johnson as. a runner as well as last 10 batters he faced. Studebaker 8.25x14 listed below pitching is every bit Felix. TRIPLEIS — Aparicio, Baltl' a defensive back, the position Dodge 060 001 1-6-10-4 han started the rally with a dou­ Faul says he goes Into a quiet Los Angeles (Osteen 8-11 and Baltimore (McNally 5-4 and Mercury as National League.” "O.K., FB admit one thing more and Campanerto, Kansas PelUn’8 110 Oil 0-4-10-1 ble and singled home two runs Drysdale 16 - 8) at Milwaukee J. Miller 3-2) at Los Angeles 8.16x15 * he was signed to play. Johnson Chrysler Tubeless Who, for Instance, is as good about the two leagues. X think City, 10; Smith, Los Angeles was impressive as a runner, Mlstretta and Ansaldl; B a ^ before the Inning waa over. Re­ (Lemaster 4-8 and Kelley 1-1), 3, (Lopes 10-9 and Chance 7-8). 2, Dodge, Olds *32*** *12“ 4 as Sandy Koufax or Juan Mari- teubner and Scata liever Terry Fox checked the Blackwalls ...GET THE there mi^ be a dtfference and VersaUes, Minnesota, 8. working with tbs veterans Chief Astro Stock Holder Thursday’s Gaines Thursday’s Oainee Plymouth chal? after the fliwt tour teams. The HOME RUNS — Colavlto, against the rookies. Indians on one run over the fi­ Pittsburgh at New York, N Washington at Minnesota Pontiac "Tliat left-hander from CSevS' top dubs are about equal Cleveland, Horton, Detroit and The fastest sprinter in the SUMMER BASKETBAUi nal five Innings. Chicago at Philadelphia, N New‘York at Chicago land (Sam McDowell) Is. And each year hut generally, I Coasting to victory, Cervlnl’s Had to Stretch Resources • • * Bulck, Olds KiUebrew, Minnesota, 32; Con' Boston camp r o l l e d up 114 Los Angeles at Milwaukee, N Detroit at Cleveland, N 8.45x16 2nd TIRE Jim Kaat (Twins), or Eld Fish think you oouM say that the igllaro, Bostem, 21. defeated the Mel Oounto, 87-34, RED SOX-A’S— San Francisco at Cincinnati, Boston ut Kansas City, N Chry.slor ards in 10 oarries, Ha was Wilson accounted for Boston’s 8.66x14 er (White Sox), Milt Pappas Na'tlonal haa a stronger aec- STOLEN BASBIS — Campan' Sipped only t o the speedy vet­ last night at Charter Oak Park. Houston at St. Louis, N Only games scheduled. Packard (Orioles) . . . and there are ond dlvtolon." The Indtans won the second con­ HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — R o y f There haa been much specola- last three runs with his fourth DeSoto Tubeless *35*»* arts, Kansas d ty , 87; Cardenal, eran, J.D. Garrett, who had tlon about what he wlU use for Blackwalls *14“ FOR ONLY... others." Any reason? Los Angeles, 84. 186 yards In 10 plays. test by forfeit over Moriarty’s. . Hofhelns, now undleputed mas­ homer of the season In the sev­ Pontiac operating capital. enth inning. Triples by Lonnie How good are they, reaUyT ‘*Maybs because the KL has FTTCKINO — Grant, Minne­ Nance gained 86 yards in nlhs Cervinl’s built up a 10-point ter of all he eurveye In the As- "When they're on, the only more good colored players. advantage by halftime and . trodome, may be like the man That he may bo feeling an Green, Russ Nixon, Rico Petro- Athletes Cut Short Trip Big Bulck 8.85x14 sota, 18-8, .818; Pascual, Minne­ oarrtos for the rooUss. economic pinch Is mdicated by 8.86/9.00x15 way you Ut them to by acci­ The American has some good sota, 8-8, .727. maintained the bulge through­ who finally p>t a date with the celU and Carl Yastrzemekl Cadillac $4(00* $1080 dent.'’^ Another tip-off from Holovak recent layoffs of some of the helped the Red Sox build a 10-0 Tubeless Tubod-type BlfeckwaU | $14JI5 | colored peo^ but not nearly SnUKBOUTS — McDoweU, about his plans was the re­ out the second half. Dave .1 town beauty and discovers he Imperlsl so many. It stands to reason cleaning personnel at the stadl- lead before the A’a finally got to To Testify on Track Feud Blackwalls Felix lam da MantiUa, 80, Cleveland 201; LoUoh, Detroit, mark: "Whalen looks like a lenberg (ll) paced the winning •an’t afford to take her out. to a fresh'-scnlbbed chs|> who they have a better chance at 160. club recelring heh> from Riw And Ills former partner, who um. Wilson, now 8-8, for three runs m i Tubeless Blackwall looks as If he to groomed by grabbing nine superior play­ fins receiver." Jim Whalen, Hofhelns says he already has In the eighth and a two-run like Holovak, a product of Bos­ Smith and John <5ervlnl. Tbm hae lota of money, wouldn't lend WARSAW (AP) — TTiree lead-with Sen. Warren G. Magnuson cow licks. Hto smile to almost ers." lilm a dime to buy her a cup of the 1760,000 yearly rent, which homer by Bill Bryan in the WHITEWALI,S SLIGHTLY HIGHER 'T ubeless Whitewall ton College, was the leading re­ Rea sunk 14 points for the Ing members of the United D-Wash., chairman oPthe Com as wide as hto noae and he AL Not Prejndloed loaera. ooffee. must be paid to Harris County, ninth. nieroe Onmmlttee, who la Inter­ *rius tax NO TRADE-IN TIRKS NEEDED Tubeless Blackwall seems forever trying to stretch ' You’re saying the AL to ceiver In the Intrasquad game the stadium owner, on Aug, 15. States touring track and field Stadium Burned with four receptions f o r 88 Hofhelni bought 68 per cent ot ested In clearing up the contro­ Tubeless Whitewall It further with exerotoe. Pleas­ prejudiced? CHURCH SOFTBALL the atook of the Houeton Bporta Home attendance has been team may cut short their Euro­ versy. ant he to, and parttoui. After "Naw, man, none of that yards. phenomenal this year — almost •Plus tax In St. Louis Fire The league’s top scorer, Glno St. Mary’s remained in second Aesoclatlon (R8A) from R. B. pean campaign to teatify before The athletes. Buck said, ere No Monigr finally escalating to star btlUng, Mayhe they just don’t have as (Bob) Smith Tuesday for an IH million eo far, or nearly a Freo 100% O.K. CappelletU, bed more yardage spot,.winning 7-0 last night by a U.S. senatorial committee in wlUlng to appear. The hearings he flatly refuses to give any4»M tOoA scouts. I don’t know. But virtue of a forfeit over cjom- •otlmatad |7B million. million more than tor the same Washington on (ho AAU-NOAA probably wtU be held Aug. 17-19, CREDIT Dowa All Tires Mounted FREE (or league) but hlmeelf eredU 8T. liOUlB, Mo. (AP) - A on two receptions due to a 84- Mounting ow Americans are deflititely munlty Baptlit. That gave Hofhelns 86 per period last ytar. feud. he added. for becoming a top banana. behind on good odorad boys." fire roared across two square yard pass from Babe ParllU on •ent of the etook In HSA, wmota If ths Astros sgaln finish next which Camay nearly scored. Wednesday, August 4 They are ehot putter Randy Matson, Farrell and Undgren Says he; "It’s very easy to Except for ManttUa? blocks of five-story warehouses cams the Houston Astros imd to last, however, wtot about are members of the Ameticem explain why I'm better In the "Well, Fm having a (air Joe Beulito, the former Hels- Basketball—Dixons vs. Eagle DOING FAIRLY Matson, half-mllar Tom Farrell in downtown St. Louis early to­ 2 bss A 40-vsar lease on the, next year when the newness of team which lost to the Soviet American League. I’m better year au right. But I wtoh the men TTopto winner from Navy the (81.6 million etadlum has Jr., 8; Eagles vs. Culbros, 9:16, and distance runner Gerry GENERAL day, damaging ths new city BASEBALL HEROES « woHd’s only etsdium with s WELL — Ron Fairly, LIndgren, who as collegian Union lust week-end In Kiev because I’m now playliig more dUb waa winning mors. On# making a belated effort to be­ worn off? Charter Oak . sporii stadium in ths shadow fg • roof. Morlarty's vs,' Toaohore, Mt. Los Angeles Dodg­ menibers of tho Amateur Ath­ the United Stales' first loss in and, doing that. I’m mif>rov* thing abovtt Milwaukee, I got come a pro, was on tha receiv­ H A T r a o — Ron Hansen, T But ho stretched hie financial He con forget about asking the dual meet competition. The in on two Wortd Serlea cbedca the towering gateway arch. Nebo, 6. ers outfielder, h a a letic Union squad are central TIRE SERVICE lag with expertonoe. ing end of another Parllll pass IW te Bos, daUvered baeee-load. ; resources to do It. He mort- Smith for help. Amerlpim team also Is sched­ ^‘A t MUiwaukee I pUqred only tbsre." No Injuries were reported ln« la the niftiest plav of the n l^ t, Qreen Manor vs. PAF, Mt. brought his batting figures In America’s sports mediately. ed two-out triple In lourifa In- foged personal properties. In- Smith rstalned 10 per cent ot uled for meets against Poland ott and on. Same with tbs Mayba you’d Uke to be BslUno, who didn’t plsiy much the stock, but he lot It be known Nebo, 6:16. power atruggle. 165 CENTER 8T,—TEL. 649-2828 Sex pMt New, ,, eluding hla former home on an average into select Clifford H. Buck of Denver, Saturday and Sunday and West Meta. U I bad a bad day—aaro traded to a oontsoder. Bay, the Aotinf Fire Chief Robert Ol­ beoauss ot a minor foot ail­ wWlCi 8^S# Tueeday, tor the (tret time pub- Thursday, August I (or (our or something—Pd us< Dodgers? sen said tbs firs was oontalnsd I B1.6-aa(s traot and hto 16 per circle of National President ot the AAU, soMI to­ Germany i* Augebuig Aug. I l­ DOM. FARETRA* Bnmdi MuNgor thing—Fd 1 ment, made two ftns (akaa to fsol L Bsat inttrast In Houstoo tolovl> Uoly, what hs rwUy thinks o< HMsUfs T8. Mt Nebo, uaBy have to wattitt d ^ to "w h a t and have to go hack in six buildings, all 76 to 86 braak Into the elear (or a touch­ prroHiNo — Bin oniis: Laague’i top 10. day be has exoluuiged cables ls. able to make up (or tt. With to the Nattcnal League?” years old, In an area across ths jfhlladelphla on two hits stem itattoa KlfUL • n BtADT ST., MANCHESTER down pass th at covered 17 and fanned nine In Ohioago’s 1-6 the Red Sox, bow enr, rm p ta y > ^ l straet from tha new stadium. yards. victory over the PlUllles. •I i fMl i a s in o M

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PAGE TWBNTY4WVMI. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1935 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. 196S PAOB TWENTY-SIX Building MatorUls 47 Doga—Blrda—Pats 41 Suburban For 8al« 75 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN HouMhold Good! 51 Apartmtnte— Plate— BuaintM Locatlona H o u m s For Siilo 72 Housat For Bate 72 Business Servtcea THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW TOR SALE ^ OM t o b a ^ WILL TAKE all unwanted j»ls. Ttntmanta 88 For Rant '84 MANCHESTER Is only minutes IS boards, PaUa Broa., 884 Bid- IIOVING out of town. Must $14,500 — Mgnehseter, 6 room WHY RENT? Only $14,000. Voice *from Grave* Offered except, cate and d o ^ W p dtepoee four roomi furniture, away from this aitata, conslat------as weU S t . ______SDC ROOM duplex, 8 bedrooms, Cape, new aiding, fenced shad­ buys this Immaculate 6 room MSOOOMAKITMif buy smaU oagea according to jlnena, diehea, everything. Bx- THREE ROOM- office or buzl- home to town, low pay­ Ing of thrta houses and 33H a p p l ia n c e s rsualrsd — all adult ohlldren only. Inquire 81 ness, ground floor, 470 Main ed lot with fireplace, eewera. CLASSIFIED T m t/ m i m d u c W N M W M Q H flf condition. C*n 648-9269. eellent values. Can ba aeen Hutohtni Agency, Reattore, ments, easy financing. Lappan aersz of land. For full Informa­ msksa washers, rstrigsratora, N. Btm St. anytime. Street, plenty of parking. 640- COUNTRY TOP 1C iu iM M AT A ( anytime. Call 640-8368. Agency,, 640-6361, 640-6146. tion call The ElUworth Mitten Accuses Detective I frsastrs, dry«rs, gas Md sisc- AKO GERMAN Shepherd pup- DIsraond*—W s td ii* — 6330, 0-8. 640-5324. LANDfiCAPI FIRM ^ FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ Agency 648-6080. , trio ranges. Oil burners plee, 4 pure white, othera ex­ J tw sliT SEVEN ROOM Colonial, cool. olsMtd Md repaired. Ooema ond floor, etove, refrigerator, I’m gonna be Mt * ID'KAyriFICATl* ceptionally beautiftil hiarklngs, KBNMORB gas rangA good IMMEDIATE country setting, flry>laoe, fine VERNON — 7 room Colonial, NEW YORK (AP) A voleetae saying: ADVERTISING AppUanos, 649-0068. WATCH AND JBim ilY ly 240 Oak Bt. 3U. monthly. Pre­ Houses For Rent 65 (killed)ed) by a OOP or a fod. Be­ THE m i fCENIC bred for temperament. 742-8970. condition. $80. Call 648-9370. •hnibbery, $14,500. (jail Eugene (4 bedrooms) with one full bath from the grave accuses a New fer young couple with no chil­ lieve me, I know what I’m talk- • WaHViAV- palling. Prompt OCCUPANCY Oagliardorfe, 640-2740. J. D. and 3 lavatories, rec room, and York City detective and a feder­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS YOU ARE A-lt Truok M A-ll $30 on your old WaUn » OOMPLBTB BBT of fireplace dren. Call 648-9409 after-6 p.m. SINGLE FIVE room house, oil Ing about." Oellare. atUos, trash, small ENGUSH SETTER PUpP>**' Realty Co., 643-5130. garage, well-to-wall carpeting, al narcotics agent of plotting to registered A m e r ic M Field Stud trade. Oloaed Moadaya F. E fixtures and logs, braaz; full hot air furnace, refrigerator, combination windows. Excel­ Dom Frasca, Joumal-Ameri­ 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. trucking done A>1 r i^ t l Call FIVE room apartment for stove, busline, adults, 3128. Excellent Colonial, 6 Vk ■hake down a crime syndicate iioklng Book. CaU 876-8401. Bray, 787 Main Straat, Btote aiza maple bed and dreeaer, NEW LISTING—TrsM galore! lent value and only |32,6(X). can Sunday city editor, eljrned a 648-3928, Tremaao True rent, adults preferred. Inquire West Side Realty, 649-4842. rooms, fireplace, natural figure under threat of a phony note and gave It- to Kadlub to , Servios. Theatar BuUdlag^ _____ mattrsea and box springs, al­ after 8 p.m. 88 Birch 8t. Charming 6 room Cape, IH T. J. Crocket, Realtor, 643-1677. COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLARIFIED AOVT. d o g s boarded, Richard P. most new; 3 matching tables; oak trim, 1 % tiled bathe, baths, S bedrooms, dining narcollca arrest. carry. The note - addreeaed to ■ fully Insulated, walk-ln ce­ MONDAY tlwu raiDAT 10»W AJA — SATURDAY • AJR. fHARPENINa Senrloo-Sewe. Cobb, 215 Hlllstown Rd., Mm - ■swing basket with seal top; FOUR ROOM apartment, cen­ room, fireplace, rec room. VERNON — 8-bedroom Ranch, Telephone conversations be­ the detective end narcotics chester, 049-8496. HouMhold Goods B1 BIRCH STREET —Five rooms, dar closet, dishwasher, gar­ Hayee Agency, 646-0181. fireplace, built - Ins, garage, tween the officers and ex-con- agent said: "This Is to let you knlvea, mcee, ehoMt, eketee. large braes clothes rack; Sr trally located, heat, hot water, 3100. Call 649-6229, 9-8. roUry bledoa. Quick aervlco. driawer chest; large redwood bage disposal, city utilities, storms, fenced yard, near vlct Joseph Kadlub later know I have tapes which are FREE— TO a good home 7% EVERTnONG in ataflllaad ra- adults, 398. 648-3171, 648-8470. wwl to wall carpeting, MANCHESTER — Why be hot! PLEASE READ YOUR AD Cpltol Bquipmont Oo„ SS SOVMATDID eedar cheat. 640-7314. MANCHESTER suburbs, two school, $16,000. Owner, 876- ■lain by a policeman after going to be used If anything ' montha old mongrel puppy oondlUonad uaad t u n d ^ m o combination windows, en­ We have a five room air con­ CtoMUad OT «WMit A d." m U in n o w tte Mm i S t, Manoheater. Hour* THEIR SEAUHFUL THREE ROOMS, furnished or bedroom Ranch, $125 monthly. 4661. Kadlub shot to death an of­ happens to Joseph Kadlub. nnniTMnUnf^ Tfi« mdvertlseP Bhould IWUl hlft M tlM FUUSX Please call 649-8628. appllancaa, m o v in g — Selling kitchen eet, closed porch. 2-car garage. ditioned Ranch. Bel Air Real ficer were taped for two Koota told newsmen the note dally 7-8. Thuraday T-S, Satur­ unfurnished, steam heat, pri­ 646-0191. Must be seen to be appre­ DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for tlw day 7-4. MS-79SS. HI8MWAV LOOH F I^L E BROOM, pRcaa; LeBlano F » ^ ^ . W6 ■ofa-bed, dryer, drapes, lamps, vate home, reasonable, adults. Estate, 648-0882. 640-4608. $14,000 — Large 8 bedroom newspapermen they reporteo. was found at Kadlub'e homa . idoaiM. WANTED — home for one year South Btraat, RockfOla. *“STB- air - conditioner, window fans ciated. Quick occupancy. Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot iiioOKiyn Diet. Aliy. Aaron K n»ItermM R re.poi«lbI. for only ONE liioo|- LIkE A MON1H8 old, part German Shepherd, not New Bolton Rd., 648-9389. sfter his death. TTPEWRlTBRa — Standard 1174. Opan M . and miscellaneous. 648-4224. Shown by appointment. LOVELY B% room Cepe, with 125 X 870, trees, suburban. Koota said transciipls oi ine James D. Horan, aeetetant Not or omitted liiMnrtlon for M y edverttaement only LATERIT0U8ET house broken. 64S-6601. Suburban For Rent 66 to tile extent of . "meke food" tneertlon. Errore whioB do M t and electric. Repaired over­ FIVE ROOM apartment, ga­ seclusion, privacy, view and Hutchins Agency, Realtors, tapes will be made available to managing editor of the Joumal- hauled, rented. Adding ma­ 'jbURWEB-ljOVlH* CLEAN, USED rafrlgan^rx, t w in bedroom set, maple, 3160; 640-5324. a grand Jury InvesUgaling the leeeen the velue of the edvertieument wOI not be eorreotad by rage, no pets, 3110, monthly. FOUR ROOM apartment locat­ CHARLES LESPERANCE bs^u u American, worked with Fraeca ‘ chines rented M d repaired. TOLL BOOTH .r rangea, automatio waMwra h.p. outboard motor, 330; Oall 649-3964 , 648-4762. ed In nice section of North Bel Air Real **imtke food" laeertloB. with guaranteaa. Sea th «n at on the Interviewing and taping. Pickup and delivery eervloe. Live Stock 42 7V4 h.p. outboard motor, 376. Coventry, near school and 649-7620 649-4693. llvinrro;!,!; toTl New'Vork Joumal-Ameri- Koota, (or Whom the newspa- - Yale Typewriter Sendee, 649- B. D. Paarl’a AnpUanoaa, 649 640-0922. MANCHESTER — Oxford store. 3100 per month. Utilities Ctpft, p*nel6(j llvlnflf room, iiin uuiH in h. coLivn&fni vlorv (BoekvIlM. ToU Free) FUNT DRIVE — I room Cape, basement. Only 310 900. I^.on-. i L 39, had per played the tapes, told nowo- 4986. SCHOOLED buckskin gelding Main St. Call 648-317L , Apartment, attractive two bed­ furnished. CaU 742-8408. men: "There Is no Indication 7 years old, 14.1 hands, Ideal OA8 RANGE, white enamel room duplex, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom aluminum elding, fireplace, ard Agency, Realtors. 646- SEWING MACHINB — Singer fenced In lot. wall-to-wall car­ exposed the alleged plot to the that the killing (of Kadlub) has 643-2711 87S-3136 LAWNMOWBR Sharpening; re­ lor English or Western pleas­ Olenwood, 38” , 4 burner, oven range, refrigerator, parking, ROCKVILLE — first floor, four Colonial, 4 years old, modem 0469. newspaper a tew days before he pairs, sales, rotor bladaa automatic xlg • «ag, cabinet peting. Will listen to reasonable any relationship to these tapes." ure, needs experienced rider, and broiler, 385. white enamel conveniently located. $125. rooms, one bedroom, bath, kitchen with bulIt-lns, family was slain last Saturaay. Koota ssid the accused deteo- sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ model, exceUent condition, but­ ■Ink, left hand, dralnboard, 330. offers. J. D. Realty Oo., 648- ANDOVER Everything you 3460. Also, Western saddle, 350 64.1-0973. 643-7796. shower, gas furnace, garage room, VA batliz, dining room, want. 8 room Raised Ranch, Kadlub said the detective and live testified before tha grand ice. MMOhester Cycle Shop, ton holes, embroiders, hems, Call 648-6708. 6129. 649-3971. no pets. Available September one car garage, priced In low with 6 acres and trout brook, the narcotics agent, neither of Jury Tuesday after signing a . 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 6-¥ etc., was 3809.50, unpaid bal­ FIVE ROOM Duplex, 8 large 1st. 378. 876-4370. ao's. Phllbrick Agency, 649- Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? kamp^ kuh ance 369.86, take over pay­ 10" GAS STOVE, good condi­ KEENEY S<3HOOL area, 8 room Bel Air Real Estate. 643-9332, whom has been Identified pub­ waiver of immunity and then 2098. bedrooms, furnished or unfurn­ 8464. licly, forced him to act as a go- ments of 38. monthly, a t y Sew­ tion, 346. Call after 12 noon, 643- ished. Wesley R. Smith Agency, COUNTRY LIVING, Bolton Cen Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, % 649-4593. was excused, subject to recall. 24-Hour Answering Service HAVB^TIMB — will work. Odd Articles For Sale 45 ing Center, Hartford, 5M-0478. acre lot, landscaped, kitchen between In a plot to shaiie uown Koota said he hoped to ca ll' 8408. Realtor, 643-1867. ter apartments, 3 rooms, re 6-6 TWO FAMILY, lovely lot. WAPPING — 3 bedroom custom | Carmine (Sonny) Perslco, 31, Jobs our specialty. Will do most frlgerator, stove, individual bullt-lns, fireplace, easy to fi­ the federal narcotics agent be­ Ideal for children, low cash re­ built Ranch at 20 Ridge Rd., named by authorities as a anything. CaU 643-2097 or A I 6- PICNIC TABLES, all sixes and BIGGEST BARGAIN m a r b l e t o p table 20” x30", THREE ROOM apartment sec­ thermostat, hot water. Call 643- quired, assume mortgage, J.D. nance 320.000. 649-8000. fore the grand Jury today. Free to Herald Readers Help Wanted— Male 36 deadend atreet. magnificent' Brooklyn and Long Island Cota Police and federal narcoUca 0064. . “ Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted— ^Fonale 35 styles, from 6 foot 312.60, de­ IN TOWN old lamps, apartment size ond floor, stove and refrigera­ 4312. Realty Co., 643-5129. fPMt Infonnatioii on one of onr elaaallled ad vertlaenianta f No livered. W. "Inker, Plnney TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING kitchen set, 2 chairs, "Nelson” tor, 386 monthly. Call between 4-3 ROOM TWO Family, excel­ ■view, mid 20's. CaU owner, 649- Nostra figure. officials also are Inveatigatlng. aaawer at tbo telephoM UrtedT Simply oaD tha ATTICS, cellars and yards ROCKVILLE AREA — Large SALESLADIES to work full KITCHBN HELPER and deliv­ Street, EUlngton, 876-0867 at­ 1, 3, or 3 YEARS TO PAT dial rain sprinkler. Scott lent starter, good location, 1260 or 267-9600. Ine joumal-American said Police have given this account ery man. Apply In person. 7-8 p.m. 948-4622. EAST HARTFORD — 6 rooms HUGE KITCHEN, birch cabi­ cleaned. Also light trucking. service station with used deal­ time, apply Pilgrim Mills, tar 4. "SUPER DELUXE" ■preader model 76-8. Card ta­ 366, two children acceptable priced for quick sale, $16,900. Kadlub approached the newspa­ of the death of Kadlub: Patrol­ Charter Oak Restaunmt, 120 nets, dishwasher, screened VERNON — 327,500 buys ex­ 644-8962. er’s license. Doing volume busi­ Hartford Rd., open 10 a.m. to 0 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE ble, new reasonably priced, 11 MANCHESTER Garden Apart­ 'no pets, 366 Tolland- St., any porch, 6V4 room Colonial, 1V4 Call Eugene Oagllardone, 649- per with hit story July 27. He man Maitland Mercer, 44 on EDWARDS Charter Oak St. ecutive seven room Ranch, two ness, fully equipped, reason­ p.m. HANNAH’S husband, Hector, ALL 100% GUARANTEED Ohurclh St. Apt. 2 Second floor. ments, 4% rooms, heat, hot wa­ time. baths, Manchester, 820,900. 2760. f . D. Realty <3o., 648- was quoted as saying one more vacation, and Patrolman Kel­ STEPS, SIDEWALKS, Stoai hates hard work so he cleans 5120. baths, two garages, acre lot, felony conviction would make walls, flrmlaces, flagstone tsi^ able rent. Priced right. Write ONLY $438 ter, stove, refrigerator, and Hutchins Agency, Realtors, vin Mine w ^ In a Brook­ ANSWERIND SERVICE Box L, Herald. DENTAU Secretary — Five day the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent ONE Refrigerator, two stoves, parking one block from Main ROOKVILLB — 3-room apart­ bullt-ln hutch, beamed ceilings. him liable to life Imprisonment lyn tavern early Saturday. The races. AU concrete repairs. week, no evening hours, paid $16.18 Delivers 649-5324. MANCHESTER — 8 large room electric shampooer $1. Olcott $16.18 Month gas dryer, good condition. Call St. Completely redecorated. ment, 330. monthly, stove. 4- Barrows A Wallace. 649-5306. as a four-time loser, and "that's barmaid, who knew Mercer, Reasonably priced. 643-0651. vacation, state age, experience Variety Store, room apartment, mahogany OWNER bought larger home — home, exceUent for retirement what the cops and the feds ere DELIVERY MEN — LOOK WHAT — anytime, 64S-6636. 3120. 643-0000. 846-0090. Of­ or starter home, garage, hot FOR SALE —6'/a room Ri \ch, Upped him that Kadlub, who 4 6«M5N - S7S-2S19 Money to Loao 29 and references. Will instruct fice 15 Foreot St. paneled throughout, tile floors, Is moving In fall. Left behind holding over my head — I'm also was at the bar, was carry­ — YOU GET — 4 water oil heat, fireplace, city on lovely treed lot, aluminum Md leaTo your meaaafe. You’D hear from onr advartlaat la Jlf Household Services reliable person. Write Box M, for light Saturday de- SALES AND Service on Arlene, 16-PIECB BEJDROOM NEOOHI Sewing Machine, ma­ stove, 360. Call 643-4386. is a 6 room Cape with a very caught right In the middle." ing a gun and had boasted that SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ Herald. Hahn EcUpse, Jacobson lawn ple console, also Sunbeam mix- SIX ROOM Duplex, West side, utilities, nicely treed and storms, carpeting, stone fire­ without apendlnf all evaninf at the telephone. Offered 13-A Uveries, In Manchester 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM neat and clean appearance, Kadlub, the newspaper said, he was a federal narcotics agent, limited funds available tor sec­ mowers. Also Homellto chain rnaster. Both In excellent con­ adults preferred, po pets. Call 318,500. Call Tony Allbrio, 649- shrubbed, quick occupancy place, attached garage, many taped conversations with the SEWING MACHINE operators, area. No selling, car neces­ 12-PIECE KITCHEN extras, 317,800. By owner, 876- trailing a suspect. Mercer took ond mortgages, payments to sary. Steady Saturday saws and International Cub Ca­ dition. 648-1987 after 4. after 6 p.m. 649-6643. Resort Property 2996. J.D. Realty Co., 643-6129. Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. detective and federal agent In a HOUSEHOLD Furniture re­ suit your oudget. Ihmedient 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., experienced — PLUS — . Kadlub Into an alcove to check Automobiles For Sale 4 work. Apply 869 Main St., det Tractors. Rental equipment For Rent 67 8260. sidewalk telephone booth near on him. Shots rang out, and stored and refinlshed, colors service. J. D. R ^ t y . 648-6139. preferred. Apply Ka-Klar Toy ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR t w in MANCHESTER —Immaculate office 7 and 8 Friday 7 and ahan>enlng service on aU BED with bookcase head­ THREE ROOMS, first floor, MANCaiESTKR — executive 7 the newspaper plant. The tapes Mercer crawled toward the bar 1967 CHEVROLET, standard, V changed. CaU for estimate 649- Company, 80 Hillard Street. TV SET AND RANGE board, first class condition. 649- central, available at once, heat five room older house and gar­ VERNON — Ranch 5'4 rooms, A FRESH START vdU lump p.m.-8 p.m. makes. L & M Equipment COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent room Cape, 2'/4 baths, 2-car city water, beautiful treed lot, reportedly concerned a plot to fatally wounded. Kadlub fled 8, good for parts, |66. CaU 643' 6649. Oorp., Route 88, Vernon, 876 Free storage until wanted. Free 7604. After 6 p.m. and hot water, Oall 648-1266. garage, wall-to-waH carpeting, age, aluminum siding, furnace, HERALD your debts Into one easy pay ROCKVHLE — Salesladies — Small waterfront cottages, 6 years old, near shopping, bus, nice view, 314.900. Rockville shake down Perslco for $2,000 a and MUls shot him to death. 6903. 7609. Manchester Exchange — delivery. Free set up by our 28 foot family room, 18x82 ft. RBWBAVINO of hums, moth ment If you have equity in wanted, appUcatlons now being own reliable men. FOUR R(X)MS—modem, clean, August and September. Call schools. Compare at 313,600. Realty, 648-2188, 875-2527. month. The Joumal-Americsm said 1964 CHEVY II Nova, 2-door se holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ property, caU Frank Btirke tc Enterpria 1645. 643-2503. 640-49M. swimming pool, lovely treed The Joumal-American said Kadlub, in addition to telling of accepted for fuU or part-time Please note: Appliances are re­ 2 bedrooms, private driveway lot. Hayes Agency, 643-4808. Marion Edlund. Real Estate, BOX LETTERS dan, 6 cylinder, standard trans dow shades made to measerator lege. 649-6914. nice lot, double garage, imme­ traveled by rented chauffeur- pairing roofs of all kinds, new PINE ST., MANCHESTER stating business exper­ ONE 65 gallon drum with fau­ ator with largf freezer on top; ment, second floor, centrally lo­ ANDOVER-BOLTON line — 170 back, finished recreation room, officials later discovered tha AluiouncemcntB Traflers— and stock man. Job shop ex­ cet 35. Mongomery Ward heat­ MANCHESTER — New 7-room diate occupancy. Reduced to money missing. driven limousines." roofs, gutter work, chtnneys ience, education and sal­ 40" double oven electric range; BEDROOM, nicely furnished. In­ cated, steam heat, front porch, $18,200. Lappen Agency, 649- wooded acres, road frontage, fireplace in basement, 316,900. Mobile Homes 6-A cleaned, repaired. Aluminum perience preferred, 58 b-Dur ary requirements. er ■with electric thermostat and automatic hot water, adults on­ Garrison Colonial, 12x24 liv­ good investment. Owner financ­ Call owner, 649-2269. ELECTROLUX Sales and serv­ week. Paragon Tool Oo., Inc. leather top knee hole desk; 4- cluding TV, private home, free 5261, 649-6140. siding. 80 years’ experience. pipes, heats 4 or 6 rooms, $26. poster Canopy bed; gold div­ ly, $110 per month. Available ing room, family room, built ing, cash required 36,000. Law ice, bonded representative. Al­ FOR SALE 27 foot furnished PART-TIME or fuU-Ums, ex­ 269 Adams St., Manchester. parking. 643-7116. CDVBNTRY — Ideal first home. Free estimates. CaU Howlsy, 643-2621. an. 644-0934. September 1. Call after 6 p.m. in kitchen, spacious lot. Priced CXILONIAL. Hollister St., near rence F. Fiano, Realtors, 648 fred Amell, UO BryM Dr., trailer, good condition, 3200. perienced bookkeeper. Apply right. Hayes Agency, 646-0131 Two bedroom home with lake Exposuire to Chicken Pox Manchester, 644-8141, 648-6861. 644-8888. in person, Marlow’s Inc., 867 PART-TEME service station at­ NICELY FURNISHED bedroom 649-2662. all schools, six rooms. 1(4 2766. 649-9343. POOL TABLE Burrowes 4x8, and connecting living room in baths, aluminum siding. Immar rights. New bath and furnace, Main St. tendant wanted, experienced ASSISTANT MANAGER new balls, 2V4 inches, rack, 2 SIX ROOM duplex, near Center C o n c o r d r d . — Beautiful 220 wiring. $7,900. Barrows k SWIMMING lessons Including preferred, couple nights week­ quiet adult home. Private en­ Ranch, large Uvtog room, for­ culate. Immediate occupancy. Heating and Plumbing 17 cues, chalk, rule book. $76. CaU trance, continuous hot water, Springs Park. $100. monthly, Bel Air Real Estate 643-9332. Resort Property For Sale 74 Wallace. 849-5306. ^Last Hope’ Lukemia Cure Junior and Senior life saving. Auto Driylng: School 7-A LADY TO WORK three days ly, possibly Sajtiirday and Sun­ 649-3609, anytime. INVITATION mal dining room, cabinet Red Cross certified, hours at weekly (Tues., Wed., and free parking. Call mornings un- 649-2497. M A M Oil Service, plumbing day. Apply M A M Shell Serv­ kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ MANCHESTER — 'West Slde\ ANDOVER LAKE — attractive SOUTH WINDSOR — 8(4 room your convenience. August 649- DRIVING Instructions — Home and heating, residential, com­ Thurs.) in local insurance for National Bowling Chain, tU 12:30, afternoons 8:30-6:30 gether and drank from the same ice Station, Route 6, Bolton. looking for young aggres­ TO BID SIX ROOM duplex, nice yard tion room, landscaped yard. Good location. Four room 6 room furnished summer Ranch, large lot, walk-out VENTURA, <3allf. (AP) — 5324. pick-up, reasonable rates, teen, mercial, and Industrial, no Job agency. Insurance experience 649-7410. Marion E. Robertson, Realtcif, home, with possibilities of con­ basement, with three parity Fighting fire with fire — aiming cup. sive man willing .to learn Sealed bids will be received and porch, retired or working Ranch. Aluminum storm win­ age classes. Special attention too amaU, 649-2871. not necessary but both short­ EXPERIENCED fuel oil driver, Boats and Accessories 46 643-5953. verting to year 'round dwell­ completed rooms, 4% per cent a dose of chicken pox at a lethal “ We won’t know for at laazt HOLIDAT HOUSE, Cottage in the field of recreation. at the office of the General Wo m e n o n l y . Room with couple preferred. Quiet neigh­ dows, hot water oil heat, ga­ to nervous and elderly. Serv­ hand and typing required. year-round work, fringe bene­ borhood. 643-0466. ing, large lot, full price 39, assumable mortgage. Leonard ca.se of leukemia — Is the only two weeks whether Joy caught Street. New concept in retire­ Please write Box Z, Herald, fits, Write Box F Herald. Give Must be neat smd willing IS FOOT, 36 Johnson engine, Manager, 41 (Jenter Street, kitchen facilities, two blocks SEVEN ROOM ol'ler home, 4 rage, nice garden. Owner, 643- chicken pox, but I desperately ment living, RN on duty. Near ing Manchester and surround­ 600. Alice Clampet, Realtor, Agency Realtors, 646-0469. hope. Sharon Evans says she ing towns. Call Manchester Radio— TV Repair and state quaUflcatlons. All re- complete resume, aU repUes to meet people. Military ob­ electric start, with tr^ler. Manchester, Conn., untU Au­ from center, middle aged wom­ SIX ROOMS, centrally located, bedrooms, 2 bathe, lot 72x151. 0897. hope eo,” Mrs. Evans said. “ We buses, churches and Stopping. ligations completed. State 649-4543. ------, — - I has left In the battle for her In- Driving Academy, 742-7349. Services 18 pUea treated confidentiaUy. confidential. Wonderful pleasure and fishing gust 16, 1965 at 11:30 Am. for en preferred. 648-6639. $125 monthly. J. D. Realty Co. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. TWO FAMILY House, neat Md daughter's life, have tried everything, all the Reasonable rates. For infoonna- salary expected and must boat. FuUy equipped with wa­ Pumping Equipment — Cooper 643-5953. pills and injections the doctor FURNISHED room for rent with 643-5129. clean, Ideal central location, j Bvana already has delib* Eon call 649-2368. OONNIE’B TV and Radio Serv­ LARGE National firm taking give references. Box R, ter skies, fishing gear, and Hill Filter Plant. Bid forms, TO BE SOLT^ Suburban For Sale 75 Two furnaces, 2 car garage, emteiy exposed 4-year-old Joy prescribed, since I found out Garage—Service- ice, available aU hours. Satis­ SECRETARIES AND applications for sales and sales Mancheeter Evening Her­ other accessories. Reasonable. plans and apeclflcattona are a ll Improvements. 136 Blssell THREE ROOMS, very clean, MANCHESTER—6 room Ca Bel Air Realtors 643-9332 about Joy’s condition last Janu­ management training program. ald. 648-1774, 649-4736. •t. on bus line, handy to school.-', Lynne to chicken pox Storage 10 faction guaranteed. CaU 8 available at the ControUer’s $80 monthly. J. D. Realty Co. WILUNGTON — Just off the "This is the last chance wa ary. Nothing seemed to help.” AutomobDM For Sale 4 TYPISTS Only presently employed mat' .shopping, etc. $14,900. Phil- 9 Avon Street—A well built TEN MILES OUT — economy, m s. Office, 66 Center Street, Man­ 643-6129. Parkway. On Schofield Road, a have," the mother said. Joy has acute lymphocytic OARAGE for sale — one car ried men with college back' 12 h.p. ELGIN outboard motor, brick Agency, 649-8464. older home of five rooms clean 6 room Ranch on big lot older 4 finished" 8 room Cape, NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ Experienced — salary com­ used very little, $96. CaU after chester, Connecticut. Apartment Buildings on one floor. Nice lot re­ “ When 1 read somewhere leukemia, a condition to which 12x20, 8x7 overhead door, $350, ground desired, outgoing per­ Town of Manchester, THREE ROOM apartment, with trees for 316,600; on Ruby privacy, trees, artesian well. ed dofwn? Short on down pay­ mensurate with exper­ SALAD MAN, experienced; 6 p.m., 649-6664. NEW TWO-Famlly duplex, 6-8, quiring minimum main­ about 10 days ago that a few the bone marrow producea an will deliver. E. A. Oonklb^ Millinery, Dressmaking 19 son, neatness, and interest in dishwashers and porter. Apply Connecticut Tenements 63 stove refrigerator, third floor, Road an older home with un­ Only 37,500. Lawrence F. Fi­ ment? Bankrupt? Reposses' ience — exceUent working sales, essential qualification. nice location, separate heat­ tenance. Rural atmosphere terminal leukemia cases seem excess of white blood cells. The 640-4100. in person or call for appoint­ Richard Martin, 366. 649-3120. limited possibniUes, two car ano. Realtors, 646-0424, 643- victim develops severe anemia Eoo? Don’t deajpelrl See Hon- DREISSMAKING and alterations conditions, full benefits. Starting salary $160. per week tOOIONG tor anytbtog to real ing systems, city ulllUes. Call yet a stone's throw from to have been arrested by chick­ eot Douglas. Inqidre about low­ for women and children. CaU Working hours 8-4:30 Mon- ment, Ellingrton Ridge cSnintry General Manager garage, big barn, acre (more If 2766, 742-6364. en pox, I decided It was worth a because the surplus white cells WANTED TO RENT — garage plus commission. For personal aetata rental! — apartmsnts. builder, Leon (jleszynski, 649- stores, bus and schools. wanted) for 318,900. T. J. est d o ^ smaUeet payments for two trucks. CaU 649-9404, 649-9140, Mrs. Muldoon. day-BYiday. Call for inter­ Club, Abbott Rd., Ellington, INVITATION bemes. multiple dwellinga, call 4291. Priced for quick sale at calculated risk," crowd the oxygen-carrying red anywhere. No anall loan or Q- interview, Call 644-0202 or AD8- 876-6291. Furnished Apartments 6-3-A Crockett, Realtor at 648-1577. 640-9644. view collect, 423-9231, ext. 9627. J. D. Realty, 6W-5139.______313..500. The tot's physician warned blood cells out of the circulatory iunce compMy plan. Douglaa 321. TO BID TWO ROOM furnl.shed apart COLONIAL — 11(4 rooms, 314 63-85 Starkweather Street IN BOLTON, a true four bed­ Suburban For Sale 75 the procedure was very danger­ system. Motors, 888 Main. Moving— ^Truckiiig— INVITATION WE HAVE cuatocnon waiting ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, baths, living room 30x16, - An eight room duplex ous. for the rental of your apart­ room Ranch with 1'4 baths, full Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Storage 20 Help Wanted— Sealed bids will be received hot water. Apply Marlow's, 867 stone fireplace, 6 acres of with four rooms on a side. basement with a two car ga­ "However,” he added, "the Some cooks like to add a CLERK — Experienced in hand ment or home. J. D. Realty, ELLINGTON — Split Level, 6 at the office of the General TO BID land, outbuildings, $31,500. Attractively landscaped lot rage. Nice big family home, mother feels there is nothing to pinch of oregano to buttered >962 VOLKSWAGEN, black, SEE VESPA MOTOR Scooter, MANCHESTER DaUveiT. Light posting and tabulation, some Male or Female 37 •48-6129. Main St. Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. rooms, 180x200 treed lot, $14.- fUing and light typing, pleas Manager, 41 Center Street, 85 feet wide. Two car ga­ lot big enough to allow the chil­ lose because It is definite the green peas; good with roaat very good condition. 648-3032. $266-3528, six models to choose trucking and package deUvery. Manchester, Conn., until Aug. Scaled bids wiU be received TWO ROOM furnished apart- 900. Rockville Realty, 643- child is in the last month of life, ant air-conditioned office. Ap- CARPENTERS UNUSUAL BUSINESS — Op­ at the office of the <3eneral THREE ROOM apartment, 316,900—115' FRONTAGE, shade rage. Property In good dren plenty of room to climb 2188, 876-2527. lamb. from at McBride Sport Spot, Refrigerators, washers and 20, 1965 at 11:30 a.m. for Sand nienl on Bolton - Manchester condition with new fur­ and she Is taking the risk on her 1967 PLYMOUTH — 2 door, au­ 639 Center St., 649-8747. stove moving n>x:ialty. Folding gly in person. Contromatlcs portunity for unusual man or Manager, 41 Center Street, atove, refrigerator, 247 No. trees, immaculate alx room and dig. Beautiful screened In ------tomatic transmission, good con­ brp., 200 West Main St., woman. You must beUeve in Spreaders. Line. Inquire 46 Cider Mill Rd. naces, etc. Moderately porch. Must be seen. T. J. own." ebabs tor t o n M94niS. Bid forms, plans and spec­ Manchester, Conn., until Au­ Main St., CaU 649-6229. 9-5. Cape, fireplace, dead end dition. 649-5324. 1067 HARLEY-DAVID30N mo­ Rockville. and yourself and your ability to gust 20, 1965 at 11:00 Am. CAll 849-4695. atreet, Manchester. Hutchins priced at $18,000. .Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Some medical authorities re­ ifications are available at the NEW 8-room country apart­ 10-'-)-18 Church Street— Farms For Sale 7b ported that infectious diseases, torcycle, 900 c c sportster, help others. Hard work, long for Precast" Concrete Tops for TWO ROOMS, utilities, free Agency, Realtors. 640-5324. 1066 VALIANT Signet, V-8 au­ good condition. Call 640-4173. Paintingr— Papering 21 hours, growing financial re­ ControUer’s office, 66 Center ments, garages, all electric. An Investment unit of five ACmON WANTED on this Im­ such as chicken pox and mea­ tomatic, power steering, excel- CARPENTER’S Street, Manchester, Connecti­ Catch Basina and BUets. parking, business block. Depot rents totaling $6580. an­ maculate Cape. Six rooms fin­ 4 wards. Phone 648-9668, 649-2759. Bid fonna, plans and spec- Bice suburban setting, 390. per HORSE RANCH to Manches­ FARMS FOR sale — Desirable sles, may mobilize body de- 4 conmtion. Must sell, 82,- cut. Square. Call Mr. Keith 649-1922. 1962 HONDA Sport 50, low mUe- INTERIOR and exterior paint­ month, no leaae. Leonard ter with 27 sores. 8 room nually. Three dwellings ished, 1(4 baths, rec room, acre stocked and equipped fruit and (ense.s enough lo overcome or 100. 040-5672. age, recently tuned. CaU 649- BrniL or PART-TI^E, pleasant Town of Manchester, Iflcatlqns are available at tile make up this parcel locat­ of grass and a two car ga­ ing, waUpaper removed, fully OFRCE CLERK ControUer’a Office, 66 Center Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. TWO ROOM furnished apart­ house, l(4g bathe, bam, out­ dairy (arms, two hours from arrest leukemia. 9832 after 4:80 p.m. Insured. Rene Belanger, 648- HELPERS work in Manchester area. Connecticut . buildings, corrals, etc., $50,000. ed just two blocks from rage. Owners have other com­ Mrs, Evans appealed through p t a CHEVROLET. Convertible, Three hours per evening, no Richard Martin,' Street, Mancheeter, Oonneotl- ment, stove, refrigerator, all Manchester Center. All Im­ mitments, must move. One ot Hartford. Evelyn L. Baird, Hoi- 0612 or 644-0604. utilities, no children. Call 742- Phllbrick Agendy, 649-8464. lowvllle, N.Y., Tel. 618-881-9016, a local newspaper for on active radio, heater, V-8 automatic 1963 HONDA CA-96 (160 cc). canvassing, and oar necessary. General Manager out THREE ROOM apartment, 470 portant Items such as the cleanest and the neatest trMsmlssion, excellent condi- High school commercial Town o( Manchester, case of chicken pox. She re- ‘ Mint condition, accessories in­ JHSIDB and outside painting. steady Employment CaU 286-8496, for personal In­ Main St., 390. Call 649-6239, 7273. OARRISON Colonial to execu roofs, furnaces, plumbing, homes that we have ever listed. ' . I I II 111 Ml ( ImI It. ,1 lb • It I* lion. $1,606. CaU 876-8668. course graduaite, type ac­ Connecticut ceived 36 replies. cluded, electric start, crash You name your own price. curately and rapidly, ex­ terview. live neighborhood on a beautl' etc. are in excellent condi­ Very sensibly priced. Juet over Joy Lynne was exposed to bars, luggage racks, saddle Special rates for homeowners Richard Martin, ONE AND TWO room furnished perienced in office proce­ 52 Weeks a Year FOUR R(X)M apartment, third apartments. Healed. Kitchen ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1(4 tion. Call us today. Bolton town line. T. J. (Srock- chicken pox Sunday, when an­ 1066 (XDSMOBILE, good condt bags, two mirrors, and wind­ 65 or over. 649-7868, 875-8401. General Manager floor, stove, adults. CaU 649- Lefi^l Notice tion, $100. Call after 6 p.m. 646- dures and interested in a INVITATION set, refrigerator, bedroom set. baths, breczeway, 2-car gS' ett. Realtor 643-1877. other Ventura couple volun­ KEITH shield. Call 643-7749 or see at 21 position that will pay wril Excellent Wages M70. rage, $26,400. Phllbrick Agen- teered their 3'i-year-old eon’s 0674. North School St. PAINTING, EXTERIOR and Situations Wanted— Gas range. Free electricity, Robert J. Smith, Inc. ROCKVILLE — Cape Cod, four Interior, p^terhanging, wsU- whUe doing work that is T O BID gas. Low rent. Inquire Apart­ cy, 649-8464. AT A (X)URT o r PROBATK held case. The children played to­ Female 38 $1 HUNTINGTON 8t.—5 rooms, rooms completed, oak floors, at Vernon, within and for the Dl»- DAIMLER, Jaguar product, Mper removed, dry w ul work. demanding as well os re­ flret floor, sunporoh, adults, ment 4, 10 Depot Square. 063 Main Street WRITE P.O. BOX 850, Notice is hereby given that $14,500—Six room Colbnlal, ga­ copper plumbing, nice lot, $12,- trlci of ElUngton. County of Tolland, AGENCY ,V-8, 4-speed, 160 h.p., fiber Reasonable rates. FuUy in­ warding. Interview and test ■ 10 V a, refrigerator, washer 649-5241 Sta4e of Connecticut, on the 3ixl day glass body, wirs wheels. Owner 1964 SUZUKI 80 — low mileage, MANCHESTER, CONN. IRONING done In my home. the Eighth UtUities District rage, 1(4 acres, garden, (m 700. Rockville Realty, 643- Hke now $276. 649-6180. sured. Free estimates. 649- at 1 p.m., Friday, Aug. 6, available. 649-7517. ot Aufunt. 1946. going abroad, CaU 649-9668. ISc an article, fancy {deces ex­ will accept bids for rarooflng and shade trees, suburbs - 2186. 876-2637. Pi-esent, Ho«i, 'Ttioniae I'. Rady, Legal Notice 9658, Joseph P." Lewis. at our Manchester plant, tra, please call 648-0392. Business Locations RIAl fSTAU comer of MUl and Oakland the District Flrehouae at S3 MAIN ST. HutoWns Agency, Realtors Judze. Mato Street, Manohaater, Con­ For Rent 64 649-5324. MANCHESTER - Large 6 room 9(4 ROOM RANCH, flraplace Estate o t Qerllnde S. Mothes |M0 VAUX-HALL, 4-door station EXTERIOR and interior psdnt- 8U. a k/a Oerllnde Molhos. late ot DISTRICT OF COVBJNTRY ee.. wagon 16,000 mUes, one owner, lYanted Autos— MATURE woman wants baby­ necticut. Speclficatlona may be 2 ^ 0 0 M Ronch, 1'4 tiled baths, garage, large family rodto eff kitchen, n , \ M \ I’v ' I Ing. WoUpoper books, psner- WOODWORKINO — Several sitting, references, my home COLONIAL MANOR DESIRABLE store oi office Rockville, in said District, d*- PROBATE COURT Auruet 3, 1966. M miles per gallon, also snow Motorcycles 12 hanglng. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ openings for full-time and part- obtained at the District Fire­ LINDEN STREET — Fine cen­ ■ patio, hot water oil heat, bullt- 310" frontage, well landscaped, ceasrd. E.i>eara. appeara, U le■ CaU 648-8856. Oonnaotiout, or at the Fire­ one car garage. Vacant, look LILAC ST. Sparkling Cape, 4 mer house on 8 aorta of land, dRDldRED: That eeld appUceilon interior and exterior. Paper years of age or over and have CaU between 4-8:80 p.m. 640- aippllances, heat, hot water, able. 100 per cent location, new plus 2 undniahed, completely hanging and waU paper remov­ driver’s Ucense. Apply after 8 house, 83 Mato Street, Man­ it over. Wo are aaklng $18,000. many axtoma, reaeonable. Call ^ORDBRBD: I W eeM application be heard^ andA deteradned ‘ ‘ at the ------6131. private cellars, large spa- building, alr-conditloning, redecorated, deep lot, sewera, Probate Offiqe.e, in Ooventry in .----- eoid. EMERGINCY 1900 OAD1ZLA0—4-door hard al. Ixitrii Boy and DuPont. p.m. at s a w Magazine Shop, chester, Conrieotlout, until 7:80 Ueal for Seal Batata, b - T. J. Crockett, Baaltor, 648- 878-i’m . be heard and determined i t tho Pro­ top, mint condition, w ll sacri­ Business Servlets FULLERETTBS being hired \v aioue rooms, multi closets. ample parking, desirable for stores, buses, only $14.90£, bate Oftloe In Vernon on tha lath dielrlot. on the 9ih day of AuauM Quality workmanship. Call the FuUer Brush Company to 188 Main St., WlUimantlo. HOUSEWORK and practical .m. on Monday, August 16th, suranoe or Servtolag U na. OUl for an appointment. 1677. day of Auauat. 1966 at 10:80 o cUick A.D. lt«6. at 10:00 o’clock in the fice, low payments, CaU Mr. Offered 18 ? doctor, dentist or profesaional small down payment. Robert VERNON — 8-bedroom Colonial, ...... forenoon,------end--- that ,public----- notice— be evenings, 627-9571. assist in calUng on eztabUshed nursing by the day. Please caU 965. 1(4 bathe, fireplaoe, aluminum In the forenoon, e.d.e. Omr. end ifes, W ie ntANTie— VaUs, 380-6490. The Board rcaerves the right office. U * R Realty Oo., Inc., WARANOKE ROAD Anderson Agency 628-1776, eve­ thet public notice be riven to ell | given of 6129 648-8779 roome, two full baths, rec room. haoM thereS. V publlahinr « o?” ' • ^ ‘£i*vlS?e 3^?ulaU<;?T •••••••• tO W le ecndlticn, V-8, radio, no rust, yards, weekly and monthly OFFICE for rent to Tinker Many features, must be seen to MANCHESTER — Rolling Park •0,000 original mUes. 640-7764, FLOOR SANDING and refinlsb- 6666 or RI 0-0483. Between 7-9 Dog»—Birds— Pete 41 Presldant CoH Mr. Coop* Block. Apply Glenney’a Men’e — Ideal for children, 8(4 room VBRNON — Cuetom U A R pickup. Bolton-Manobeeter vi­ For Dairy Btora. Writa tor J. A. Vols, be appreotated. Trades consid­ cinity. Harold Hoar, 649-4084. ing (specializing in older p.m. Shop. ______Cape extra large kitchen, din­ built contemporary ranch, trlct on or before Au,ua.Auzuat 6ih.---- 1966 — TIIUU|t|C. C fll W p m FONTTAO Grand Prix, fuUy Boors). Waxing floors. Paint­ tatarrisw, stating quaUfloa* GROOMING and boardli« will CBark ered. family room, ■un­ and return meke to mie Court of Dated at Manobaatsr, Oon- 649-5203 m iW LY Remodeled 5 rooms, ing room, 3 bedrooma, 1(4 ttie BOtlee^' Muippod, including ialr-ccnm- LAND OLEAIUNO. tm ing. Ceilings. Paperbongtog. WA1TRB88BMI part and fu] tions, worii sKgparliooe .and ooUaot and doUvor. R. O. aaoond floor, oonvenlently lo- T . J. Crockett, Realtor bathe, fireplaoe, overaUed ga- deok, high aoento wood- No Job too smaU. John var*’ time, days,.Oolf Ilk. Hoaloa,: iwlarjr sxpaotad. Bex O, OiHuw, Harmony HID nsotiout, t ^ 8rd dav of Au­ IAROB corner store ter rant, t' w em g and meg whsels. 644- moval, and diaia w ir aatad, •41-6687: after •, 649- 648*1677 raga, VA approved. M8-6084. ad lot Boyaa Aganoy. ITH. A. Ificliaud, T4S-S0SS. falUa, 876-9837. 4, 649-63N. Dsls, Bolton, gust, 1966. reasonable. 643-7738.

/' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1966; A v a ru a D aily Net Prsaa Ran Fee ttiaWMk ilG B TWENTY 4tfdHT ^an tlffatfr lEnftttag l^praHi M y Sl, IBM 13,520 Joseph B. Bangaaaer of 68 Itontoee t i Em AoBIt Olenwood Bt, a trooper for 12th Qrcuit rnumm M OIrwIatleB Aijoiit^own the Connecticut State Police Manehm$t0r^AlEurnttig City of VtUago Charm Department Hartford, la at­ Court Cases HOM Oo. I'o f th« DliWct tending a five-day conference I lr t D«p*rtment will hold a ANNUAL AUGUST LAYAWAY on arson ahd fire Investigation VOL. LXXXIV. NO. 260 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1966 (OlaMifM ABrertMag m Page IS) BiMtlnf tonight at S at tte flra- at Rutgere University, New houaa, Main and MHlard 8ta. VERNON SEBUON Brunswick, N.J. A Vernon man charged with Xlohaol H«*fron of 66 Star^ Joseph F. CarllU, son of Mr. the fraudulent leaue of a check FUR TRIMMED COATS FOR FALL waathar 8t., Michael B a r t« X and Mrs. Migllo F. Caiillt of 42 of more than flOO waa given a Ig Doane St. and Kevin O'Neill Constance Dr.; and Daniel J. 90-day suspended sentence and of 191 Hen^ Bt. are camping Mtnlor, son of Mr. and Mra. •t Xahford Lake. placed on one year's probation NO DOWN PAYMENT Bdward Mlnlor of 478 E. Cen­ by Judge Max Relcher yester­ ter St. were on the dean's llet Attack on Viet Fuel Dump Mancheater Squara Dance at Rensselaer Polytechnic In day. O ub will aponeor an open -1 William A. Johnson, 26, of 6 atltute, Troy, N.Y. Both gradu­ Oak Bt., waa reported to be on CHARGE N O W dance Saturday at 6 p.m. at ated In June, Carilll with a Waddell School. All area probation from Bast Hartford B.D. In civil e i^ e e rln g and court for a larceny charge. Of­ •quare dance club meiHbere are Mlnlor with a B.S. degree In Invltad. Bari Johnaon o f Ver- ficials continued hie case for two NO PAYMENTS UNTIL bA will call equare dancea. physics. weeks, pending possible revoca- tlon of his probation. Mr. and Mra. Ruaaell White Mrs. Blenvenido Montalvo of Won’t Stop U.S. Air Strikes will call round dancea. Mr. and One condition of his probation OCH'OBER Mra. McCurry will be In 82 Wells St. will arrive home Is restitution of the money in­ tomorrow after spending a volved. Johnson said he Is pre­ charge of door duty. Mr. and week In San German, Puerto Mra. John McHugh will be re- jrRi)«>t |>hl>iO pared to make restitution. (reahment chairmen. They will Rico, as a guest of her hus­ William J. Bums, 48, of Wll- FREE STORAGE, TO O ! ba aaalated by Mr. and Mra. band's parents. Engaged llmantlc, was given a 60-day State News Barnard McKenna and Mr. and suspended Jail term and one One M illion Mra. Donald McLennon. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Skinner, The engagement of Miss Karel year probation for a similar their son, Michael, and daugh­ Lucretia Oobb of Manchester to charge of fraudulent Issue of a ter, Pamela, have returned to Two Courts their home at Lake Park, Fla., Albert Francis Banks of Balti­ check. The cases are unrelated. Gallons Lost after spending . three weeks more, Md., has been announced I Restitution In this case has been Penonal Notices with Mrs. Skinner’s parents, made. by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Other dispositions; Dennis A. N O W ONLY Mr. and Mrs. Arihur McGow­ Richard Oobb of 216 Hlllstown Show Long At Da Nang an of 49 Wells St. Bergstrom, 18, Ellington, breach Card O f Thanks Rd. i of peace, reduced to making We wlah to tiiank aH of our Her fiance is the son of Mr. unnecessary noise with a motor SAIGON, South. Viet and Mrs. A. F. Banks of Balti­ Trial Delay aelabbon, frlenda and relativea for vehicle, »20: John W. Camnbell, i Nam (AP) —A Viet Ck>nff tie many acu of Mndnean and sym- more. pafhr ahown ua In our bereave­ Couple Observes Miss Oobb, a 1066 graduate of | 19, CrysUl Lake Rd„ Tolland, i HARTFORD (AP) — attack on a big aviation ment. We enpeclally thMk all those breach of peace, reduced to | fuel dump near the Da ate sent the beautiful floral trib­ Virginia State College. Peters­ making unnecessan' nbl.se with ' Two of Connecticut’s eight utes. Wo also thank the Manchea- 25 Years Wed burg, Is studying at the Sor- r Wates, the Britlah^Ainertoan a motor vehicle, $20; Edward Superior Courts are among Nang Air Base will not ub and fftnarova Oountrr C3ub. bonne. University of Paris, seriously affect U.S. air Mr. and Mrs. Bdwln Remkte- S. Geer, 27, of 21 Burke Rd., the 16 courts in the nation S France, and plans to return to reckless driving, reduced to fail­ Kra. Alfred Bums wtca of Main St., Talcottville, the United States in the fall to with the longest delay in strikes, an American mili< Mrs. rranols MoOaufhey ure to drive In the established William Lockwood celebrated their 2Bth wedding teach French at Mosby Junior bringing personal injury tary spokesman said today. Walter Lockwood anniversary yesterday with an High School, Richmond, Va. lane, $20. 68 Military authorities said the Stephen Hermaszewskl, 30, i . cases to trial. open house at their home. About She is a member of Alpha Nu, hit-and-run guerrillas destroyed Meriden, speeding, $25; Curtis' It takes a Mrsonal injury suit Card Of Thanks 76 relatives and friends attended national foreign language honor Regularly 79.99 In Fairfield County 39.5 months two of the nine storage tanks In We wotdd Hke to take thle op­ the party. society; Kappa Delta PI, educa­ R. Mallory, 19, East Haven, ! the complex early today and portunity to exprw our deepest speeding, $25; Howard I. Rood, to move from the defendant's mtHude to our friends, relative The celebration was given by tion honor society, and Alpha heavily damaged two others 5 4 answer to the actual trial. The 58, Mansfield, Intoxication, for­ and nelghbora who Ihroush their Mrs. Remklewlcz’s mother. Kappa Alpha Society. She is with an estimated lose .of one vinH reaturee and expreeulM of Mrs. Wilhelmina Fleischer, and feited $25 bond; Jerome Yakcl, walUng period In Hartford Coun­ listed In “ Who's Who In Ameri­ ty is 34.8 months. million gallons of fuel. n-mpathy lent comfort to us In our her brother, Thomas Giglio, can Colleges and Universities.” 49, Westwood, Mass., speeding, You'll wonder how thi$ low Ewr*^ darkness. We would forfeited $36 bond. Busy Miu Ohio Takes Time to Inspect New Dress The nationwide average delay All fuel for jets and propeller^ olallr thank thoee who eent be^- both of 44 Bissell St. Mr. Banks is an accounting Is 19.9 months, according to tne driven planes operating from Ufut flowem and thoae who made Mrs. Rcmkiewica is employed major and will be a February Brian A. Volsdal, 18, of El­ memorial oootrlbuttona to the Ooor price i$_ po$$ible when you 13th annual survey m state the big Da Nang base comes In at the Hartford Insurance Co., 1966 graduate of Vlr^nla State lington, breach of peace, nolled tfUthenui Church. (not prosecuted); Robert M. court calendars Issued this week by ocean-going tanker and Is Hartford. Her husband la em­ College. As an advanced ROTC by the Institute of Judicial Ad­ transferred to the harbor-side Mr. Albert MBw ployed at Pratt and Whitney, student he will receive his com­ Bomsteln, 23, Newton, Mass., $ee thete luxuriout wool MUs Ohio Breathless ■n>e Wlnaler FamUy speeding, $25. New Torpedo ministration with headquarters storage complex operated by West Hartford. mission upon graduation. He Is In New York. Eos so Standard Eiast, It l8 The couple has two sons, Ekl- a member of Kappa Alpha Psl fabric$, . . . and the great EAST HARTFORD SESSION Discovered The national average has stored there until railroad cars wln Jr. and Eric, both at home. fraternity. transfer it to the base 10 mllea They received many gifts and Alfred C^, 28, of no cer­ Young Beauty. Queens risen from 18.4 months to 19.9 No date has been announced $election of new $tyle$. months since the 1964 survey. to the southwest. a t PINCHURST money. tain address, Manchester, was for the wedding. fined $5 this morning for in­ By Trawler (3ook (jounty (Chicago), lUI- Large fuel dumpe are located toxication. He waa arrested PORTSMOUTH, Vd. (AP) — nois, Circuit Court holds the at the air base, however. The early this morning sleeping in Constantly in Dither A deep sea trawler picked up a record for personal injury trial bmoke billows from aviation fuel storage area, attacked yesterday by Viet spokesman said it is believed Highway Items Town Notified a Pearl St. resident’s car. torpedo off the Virginia coast delay with an elapsed time of they contain enough for Imme­ SHURFINE 60.2 months between the filing Cong mortars. Undamaged railroad tank cars at right were empty at the SELECT FROM THESE FURS today in waters 60 miles north time. More than a million gallons of fuel were destroyed. (AP Photofax) diate fuel needs. Sought by Town Of Fall aaim NEW YORK (AP) — You’re wrong if you imagine of a point where the trawler of answer and trial. An eyewitness said Viet Oong roOZEN FOODS Public Records e Beaver e Fox e Mink! Mink colors that a potential “Miss America” wins her state crown Snoopy was blown to bits by a commandoe opened their attack Peas, Peaa and Carrshh . TTie town has been served and then sits back patiently waiting for the great day similar catch last month. Plant Qosing « about 1 a.m., Inflicting heavy OiMpped BrecooU, L6M The town Is advertising for e Natural ranch e Autumn HazC* e Ceru­ bids for furnishing the highway served with notice by Joseph when she goes into c(nnpetition in Atlantic City. But wary of the find that took STAMFORD (AP)—Borne 800 casualties with mortar fire on a _____ O h o p ^ telnaC Warrantee Deeds lean* e Silver blue e Tourmaline, in single government outpost protecting department with an estimated Taricco of 36 Marshall St. that Maskel Construction Oo. Inc. All over Ute country UllB-- T8W ernor of the NaUonal Bank. stroyer off Da Nang harbor Bnraliam expeets to start oa waak aad announced a Uttle for the Closing hours of the Constantine asked him to 0 U mission, Vice Adm. WlUlam V. Florinna Verdone Rudnick Al- A fleet of trawlers was opera­ Archdiocese M Hartmrd report­ \vere called on to shell suspect­ a WKW BqM o f YtU aw Oora There were fears that If a las­ banl, 618 Center St. Breathlessly It’s been the great- show; a wool dress for her In­ ting In the vicinity and the ed today that while parochial remain in office pending a tlroraday morning. Davis Jr. (ret.) said Tuesday. ost thrill of her Ufb. After three ting solution Is not found, ed Viet Omg positions, military terview with the judges; a cos­ Coast Guard ordered the area echools m the SUbufbe are filled solution of G race’s politi­ sources said. dasrs In New York, she hadn’t tume suit for her arrival in Greece would revert to the po- Wa^cra^rnTta^aSm cleaned pending disposal of the to capacity, aome CetboUe cal crisis. liUcal instabiUty of 1960-62. An informant said fire from bad tlrile to think, much less to AOantlc City, and several day­ New Bedford’s find. schools In the downtqwn at«ee Most observers had thought LONG ISLAND M y tiiat visit to the World's There were nine changes of gov­ one destroyer fell short and hit CLEARANCE time outfits to wear from hotel The Snoopy, oirt of Portland, of big citias are experia!)dng the king would eoeept the resig­ ernment during the two years. a Vietnamese force sent to help F W she wanted. POTATOES to Convention Hall and back Maine, had been working 41 a steadily declining pupil ^ pu - nation immediately and name a The Athanasladls Novas gov- the beleaguered poot. Vietnam- "Mias Ohio," a slender (flve- during the fateful four days. miles east of False Cape on laUon. new premier. His request to 10ti9.S9e FOR A DAY. WEEK... OR LONGER shc, sise 8, 88-28-86) brunette She had already received, for North Carolina’s Outer Bauiks, This irony of seats beooming Athanasladls Novas to remain (See Page Bkght) (8m Bhge Eight) Na U n tt whoee, paternal grandparents winning the state crown, a mink in office temporarily indicated A 1965 Car from FINAL REDUCTION name from Spain, wiU be 20 a stole, an automobile, and $1,S(X) (See Page Nineteen) (See Ptage ttg U ) the king was undecided on hie Fresh 4-Lb. few d i ^ before the pageant In scholarships (she's a junior G G next step. Moriaity Brothors Roastigg Chidiens lb. 49e starts. (Her initials stand for V< at Ohio State). Before his overthrow In Par­ 2 ^ Lb'. Broilers RENT J Day, qie day the war with Ja The clothes were the main liament early today, Athanasia- Policeman Murdered pan ended and the day she was Arg. $1.00 each OUR ENTIRE STOCK SUMMER SHOES reason for the New York trip, ks Novas suggested that 0>n- bom .) but every evening Valerie has stantine call the leaders of all Blodi Cbadc Roast She was crowned on Jidy 17 at Dad Bringing Girl Home iawaiMt. been spending hours in a Broad­ political parties together to dis­ Center C o t ...... Lb. 59c BM Miaar ■«// haw iM w Sandusky, Ohio, and has made way studio, rehearsing the cuss the crisis. p r e m i e r n o v a s M i M amamw # ■ «4eM five regal appearances, com. The outgoing premier said Five States Seek jnnelnitat Ibunday plete with crown, scepter and (See Page Eleven) After Frantic London Race deputy premier under George BeM our ad In Thursday today the king had decided not. . . _ **neianoa Is the registered to call a council of the party, ^apahdreou, 77, was considered BlghVi Herald. SAVE UP TO /2 g£Low COST LONDON (AP)—Airline glrl8<»and said we were free to board leaders but to consult with them a strong possibility to be asked TM of the Heberleln at Liondon Airport blinked back the alrllMr. Patent Coip.” ★ Brand new, fully equipped cars ready to go. individually. | to form a government. The king Slaying Suspects tears today as a pretty 2-year- With just four minutes to Stephanos Stephanopoulos, fired Papandreou three weeks •k Reasonable rates. old girl hugged her American spare before the plane took off New Pricing System father, unaware of the struggle for Worillngton, Sharon grinning CHICAGO (AP) — Police of five states were asked ★ Full insurance coverage. taking place to get her out of happily, was taken on board. (jt^sddojtL FAMOUS BRAND DRESS SHOES the country. Earlier, Swindle, a ware­ today to hunt for two brothers wanted for questioning DRUG COMPANY ★ Large discount i f your car is in our shop for In a dramatic action at Chel­ houseman, sat calmly near the about the robbery killing of a Chicago police sergeant. 9(a Main SL—648-5821 tenham Wednesday, former departure point and told of the Teams of detectives searched*^ repairs. May Cut Cost of Gas LBJ Signs Vote Bill American soldier Gerald Swin­ dramatic race to take his hideouts in the city. Police In was with HoUce early Wednea­ • VITALITY dle of Jonesboro, Ark., took his daughter home. Gary, Ind., were joined by Chi­ day morning. WASHINGTON (A P )— Acting in a key natural gas daughter, Sharon, almost from “ I was taking Sharon and my cago police after the two men A report that two Negroes had MORIARTY BROTHERS the arms of his former wife, and ex-wife for a drive,” he said. vaulted the 20-foot waU of Wrig» case, the Federal Power Commission adopted today a At Capitol Tomorrow were reported seen Wednesday pricing system it expects to cut gas costs for consum­ began a dash for his American "Sharon got In the car first, I ley Field, home of the Chicago 801 CENTER STREET — TEL. 648-6186 • H ANCEE home. slammed the door and was off." night in Harvey, lU., and police (jubs baseball team, touched off ers by millions of dollars, and encourage location of It almost came to a full stop Wednesday night the father WASHINGTON (A P)— President Johnson will go to Informants said that they had a search of the ball park with LEASING PLANS FOB ALL 1966 MAKES * MODELS new gas supplies. at the airport immigration con­ IMPORTED and daughter stayed In the air­ the Capitol Friday to sign into law his Negro voting gone to Gary. police dogs and their policeman The system sets a higher trol office when officials said a port hotel. handlej»:^he ball park search had sought a one-price celling AuthoriUee In Michigan, Wis­ [luc4r'celling price for gas for all gas about 20 cents. high coimt action had been “ I'm taking Sharon to my rights bill. was 6 ^ e d off after an hour and started to make Sharon a ward The White House press secre­ KMth anniversary of a cere­ consin, Missouri and Downstate horn newly developed gas wells The higher price Is for new mother's home in Arkansas. I mony In which President Abra­ 16 minutes. than for gae incidental to oil of court. Fair-haired Sharon and tary, Bill D. Moyers, announced Illinois also were alerted to Eichorst’8 partner, Phillip N O W . gas-well gas—"to encourage the don't know If I’ll bring her back. ham Lincoln signed at the Capi­ watch for the men who might ITALIAN SANDALS production in the New Mexico- search for new gas reserves at her father were taken Into a It all depends.” today that Johnson will sign the Tolan, wept as he described the ORIGINALLY TO 14.99 small room. For 16 tense hill at noon, with his Cabinet on tol a bill giving freedom to have slain the 17-year veteran Texas area known as the mininmm over-all cost to con­ Swindle, 28, said he and his slaves employed by Confeder­ shooting. Permian Basin. minutes they waited. hand. He said details of the cer­ of the police force. "Eichorst was the first to aa> sumers.” The lower celling former wife, Mary Valeria Day, ates In carrying out the CtvU Sgt. Charles Eichorst, 46, was The decision In the Milestone price Is 14.5 cents, for all other “ Then I told them to serve a were divorced In May of this emony have yet to be worked rive,” he sobbed. “Gharlie waa HIGH AND MID-HIGH HEELS out. War. fatally shot in the temple at Permian Baaln afea caee la ex­ writ on me, if they had one,” Moyers said Friday’s here- that kind of guy — he was al­ (Bee Page Bight) said Swindle. “ They could not. (See Page Fifteen) The signing will come on the close range Wednesday as he NOW Regularly 7.99' pected to. be* tha pattern for rul- mony wlU be open to live cover­ tried to prevent the robbery of a ways first In." INSTANT u ge In other pending area rate 'The store manager, Gsrnr age by radio and television. North Side supermarket. The eases and ultimately for orders Presidents went regularly to Komas, said the two men had slaying touched off what police entered the store shortly after H AMERICAN GIRLS • KAY DEBS to apply to all major producing the Capitol to sign leglslaUon described as the biggest man­ areas. through the admlnlstraUon of hunt In recent (Chicago history. (See Page Bight) EARNINGS NOT EVERY SIZE IN EVERY SMART A ' A commission spokesman said Herbert Hoover, Eichorst was near the Treas­ it was estimated the decision Johnson says the bill "brings ure Island Food Mart shortly IHvIdends paid from day COLOR OR STYLE — BUT STILL WALKING LJL Originally to 10.99 would require refunds of some­ within our Immediate vision the after It opened at 9 p.m. when day when every American can of deposit — 4 ttmee a thing like $80 million to $86 mil- an unidentified person told him A TREMENDOUS SELECTION HEEL I ♦ ‘Uon by producers In .the Per­ enter a polling booth without the store was being robbed. I year. mian Basin area—three coun- fear or hindrance.” He ran to the holdup scene Bulletin^ ttea In New Mexico end 66 coim- The Senate, suddenly speed­ and aaw a man, apparenUy a At the beglimbig of Janu­ tles in Texes Railroad Oommls- ing 'up Its procedures, gave the lookout, outside the front en­ 5 ary, April, July and Oc­ rion districts Nos. 7-0 and 8. final congressional approval to trance and ordered him to raise his hands and face the wall. As DON) BACHS FORTAS tober. Tlie commission said virtually the bill Wednesday night, 79 to all Permian Basin Interstate 18, and the President went to Eichorst started to search the WASHINGTON (AP) m MISSES’ W O M E N ’S TEENS’ production goes to three pipe- the Capitol to extend congratu- man, the second robber dashed Chargee of Communist ties a a fine purchasers, who would laUons In person. out of the store and shot the were leveled at Abo Fortas share the refunds. Johnson, In a formal state­ policeman. Police said Eichorst today at a Senate Judiciary apparenUy never saw hts as­ These pipelines then would be ment, thanked on behalf of the Committee bearing oa hts country the members of Con- sassin. nomlnaUon to be an aseocilate- requiretf, under current com- The gunmen fled across a mlaalon procedures, to pass on of both/i>arUes who voted Justioe of the Supreme Oourt' Buskens • Canvas Casuals le measure. parking lot with an estimated But Fortas, long-time lawyer the refunds to their ouitomers. K $3,(WO taken from the safe of the n w pipelines, an 4.99 & 5.99 ure by the two Senate leaders — dropped out. ae J. Dodd, D-Oona., a forraoB wedge soles ern Natural Oas Oo., Omaha, Lt. John Glas, one of the offi­ Heb., 16 per cent; and Trana- Democrat Mike Mansfield and Yale Law School olaaomato. Republican Everett M. Dirksen. cers In charge of the Investiga­ waatem Pq>eHna Oo„ Houston, tion, Identified the 4wo Negro Oi "Ct ik Tax., 9 per cent. Johnaon said “ they will be long BTANUDT 8TBI1UD remembered for what they have brothers as Hollce Black, 21, P7 SHOP EARLY NEW BRITAIN (AP)^ * Casuals ara The decision requires reduo- done on this blU.” and Richard Black, 20. He said S A V I M G S popular fit or (ton by Bept. l of any rates In The bill will suspend the use the elder brother had a record An esUmatod 880 w orkM FOR BEST SELECTION exoase of«4hoee eUpi^ted end (AP Photofax) Of literacy tests, said to be used of 10 arrests and had served six walked off their lebe at t|e } n / IV O A slip on stylos •loo Impoaee a moratorium until to discriminate against Ne­ months In jail for car theft. Stanley Works today la w h | | \ < 1 ( I \ I I I» ^ Jan, 1, 1918, on any price In- ^Sound of Music^ Heard Again in Vermont groes, In much of the South and Glas said as tha two robbers was oallod an nnanthorinU ereaees above the oalUnga ea- parmlt the federal government fled they- stripped off their Btrlko. tabUebed. Members of the Trajro Family Singers are shown mother, and son Johannes. Msgr. Frani Wagner, under specified conditions to shirts In an effort to avoid rec­ Neittiar eontpaay nor Under the two-prioe system take over the registration of ognition. He said a traffic ticket Ion spokesinea could anpiahl 190T M AIN BT. — N B A S M APLE 8T . as they sang last nignt In Stowe, vt. their first their chaplain and musical director, conducts. The bearing Hollce Black’s name the reason for tho walnotMi presoribed, the highest celling in many years. From left, they include daughtere family’s experiences were the basis for the stage voters. It also calls for ths at- BBANOH OFnCB, ROUTE SI, OOVBNTRT SHOE SAIXIN Open Monday All Summer MAIN FLOOR nrtoc for the area is 16.5 eents tomsy gensral (o bring a court was found In a pocket of one Oao o< tho naloa M r thousand eubto feet of gae. Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Agatha, Mari^ Roaemarle imd movie hit, "The Sound of Music.'' toort. Polios said a oheok with ho aohod too OPHN TILL 4 PJB. MOBIDAT THROUGH BRIPAY Hw major preduosn hmuved and Hedwig, Mrik Maria Auguata ’Trapp, their .(• m Page watfiOi vMtIvM Ateolossd that lUohard to work THURSDAY NIOBT 0 to • 0*01.0011 ■■■ I '.H JIIIISW IllHII.il I ^ II