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[ Dr. King Leads Group idea loahuah V Mo. 1. A In Chicago 1 lova.i ; man) 2 thouah CHICAGO (AP)—White I m ap. spectators jeered and threw rocks, bottles and H> en> firecrackers as open-hous­ ellevea ing marches were held in la ho*. This secion of Varto, Turkey, lies in rubble after tremors today did no more damage but frighten­ Chicago and suburbs yes­ Friday’s earthquakes which leveled the sun-baked ed residents of the stricken area. (AP Photofax) terday despite a driving Jreen** mud houses. The death toll has reached^2,300. New rain. la sot Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., 2 whoflo whose Southern Christian Lead­ at. la ership Conference is sparking ta aad Drive Begun to Fight Disease the protests, said, "The demon-, strations will continue.” He said the heavy rain kept » white hecklers away and "the •'6S. hostility was not as glaring as it a Into Idower might have been.” . Dan New Tremors Scare Turks Dennia However, the 600 marchers C) led by King were pelted by " -•5«. BRZURUM, Turkey (AP) — stationed in Erzurum ae an odlal^ Two new earth ehooka today American military adviser with green apples, rocks, bottles, beer cans and firecrackers as atruck nibbled towna of caatem the Turkish 3rd Army, said: "I Ruby was in my fifth-floor hotel they walked In to the East Side Soaking wet in a downpour, Dr. Martin Luther King leads a group of 600 ciiffl [.ovea, Turkey, where the government neighborhood located at the ex­ drive apartment when the earthquake Kowalski Loses Job, rights marchers in Chicago. The marchers also ignored the catcalls of nuuiy and launched a maaalve campaign hit. treme southeast of Chicago. Id way to fight hunger and disease "The hotel is the tallest and A similar reception was given hecklers along the way. Several hundred policemen along the march kept order among thousands of refugees most modem building in this a group of 250 marchers at Ev­ in the all-white neighborhood. (AP Photofax) from last week's killer earth­ city. It's a six-story reinforced Blames John Bailey ergreen Park, a suburb south­ quake. west of Chicago. Another steel frame building. MERIDEN (AP) — Political pointment designed by Bailey to The new temblors caused lit­ "Suddenly everything began march, into Chicago Heights, >lbert. tle damage and no casualties to maverick Frank Kowalski is be­ remove him a safe distance south of the city, drew few spec­ to shake back and forth — chan­ from politics. Bell. add to the toll from Friday's deliers, lamps, everything. ing dropped from his $26,000-a- tators and no demonstrations. Twin B52 Raids Staged * President Johnson has nominal- the wind but that he had played bombarded a Viet Coiig ». O. cholera epidemic raging aoroaa representing anti-civil rights only 46 miles east of SaigoA. depots ai)d other targets. Bong He(.' erewtmm was the border in Iraq Mght.apread Same Old Moon ed a Republican, John Sutton no personal role in it. groups. Charged with attempt- Fliers reported they damaged nscued by a Havg bettoo|itic Patterson of Chevy Chase, Md., "They change them around Another wave of the elght-en- north to Turkey. glned Jets struck an enemy three o( the four surface-to-air For the peasants, the main Ig Reveaied in to succeed him. Bomeames,” he commented. (See Page Six) missile sites attacked. One site (80S Page Six) In recent months, Kowalski training and resupply camp 120 fear was nqt disease tut a re­ W818 nine miles south of the has repeatedly spoken out miles southwest of Saigon. currence of thc| major quake. Latest Photos A lull continued in th6 ground North Vietnamese capital and U against United States policy in Both small quakM came before fighting. Only small, scattered another was 10 miles southwest dawn this morning and followed PASADENA, CaUf. (AP) Viet Nam. Imprisoned in Wrecked Plane of Hanoi. Bob Kennedy, America's first bright, clear "This war is horrible, sense­ patrol actions were reported after shooka Saturday and Sun­ today. The U.S. fliers also claimed day. close-ups of the moon's mysteri- less, vicious," he said today in they damaged or destroyed 16 Lindsay Oash The peasants slept'W the open "We pretty much Washington in an interview with In the city of Gia Dinh, near Saigon, a terrorist threw a gre­ bridges, 26 siqiply buildings, 64 fields, under oone-atoped tenU what was expected — nothing the Meriden Journal. "It has no trucks, seven antiaircraft gun Over Aid to NY or wrapped In thick blankets. new. purpose and I'm willing to tell Helpless Six Days, nade today at a military Jeep, and four U.S. servicemen were positions, 28 boxcars and 16 Health Minister Eklip Somuno- Two good, sharply focused anyone.” barges. WASHINOTON (AP) — Itagk Kowalski, who recently made wounded, none seriously. A or John V. Ldndsay said today ghi ordered mass incoculations pietures transmitted to earth Navy pilots from the carrier against typhoid and told local Sunday by the Lunar Orbiter an unsuccessful last minute at­ Vietnamese woman passerby New York City la going to need G also was wounded. The terrorist BYsuiklln D. Roosevelt struck a health officials to add chloriAe apacecrah Just show more tempt to win the Democratic State Man Rescued $60 billion in federal money ever escaped. rail yard Just outside the city of ^ 10 year* to beeMne True to drinking water. lumps and craters — a carbon nomination for Congress in Con- MIDWjETOWN (AP) — For pinpointed the spot where Faulk- COUP. familiar necUcut's Sixth District, indicat- Sunday, B62s also hit two ene­ Thanh Hoa in North Viet Nam «t)»n»iifly Hvable," Bodiee uncovered from debris copy, almost, of the six days, Jolin T. Emmanuel sat ner thought he had seen some- and reported the area was en­ were being buried as soon as near side, od that he Will still play a role my target areas — a suspected Sen. Robert F. KennedF* Kewi. pinned in his seat in the wrecked thing. Viet Oong division headquarters gulfed in flames and a thick col­ possible, often even before Iden' Orbiter, an 860-pound Ameri- ^ coming campaign, plane. On Sunday, a State Aeronau- N.Y., toM Mm ttiat to toqimMto near the Chimbodian border 66 umn of black smoke rose to 8,- oaL tification. can shutterbug locked in orbit willing to campaign He must have heard the tics Department helicopter got 000 feet as they departed. Some survivors asked for around the moon, took the two nRxinst w r country’s Viet Nam speeding by on Merstat” low T r^ h ‘to"s^t“^l(rwe‘ck Hie .R^bHoan xnaQrov and a North Vietnamese troop con­ They destroyed 10 railroad the Democratic senator dto- picks and1 shovels to dig out shots late Friday and early Sat- position,” he said. I -will cam- gj gniy ^ short distance beneath the heavy foliage at the tank cars and two storage build-______palgn for anyone - Republics j,eard the foot of the cliff, centration area two miles south cussed New York’s needs at their dead relatives, later wrap- urday, processed them in a of the demilitarized zone be­ ings and cut ra^il lines in three senate hearing on the peoblemM ping the corpses in bed sheets small on-board laboratory, then or Democrat — against the search ■' planes buzzing overhead, - - iJeaa. President's position.” Searchers had hiked through tween North and South Viet places, a spokesman said. facing America’s big eities. and squatting aroimd them in radioed them back for scientists their pilots unable to see the the wooded Mt. Higby area be­ tears for hours. Until 1968, Kowalski was un­ Nam. Air Force planes hit a supply Kennedy aaid K New Yea* to at the Jet Propulsion Labora­ wreckage under the trees. fore, but out they went again. While - the B62s were hitting area at Dong Hoi on the coast to get |8 Ultioa a yeear to neif! Bfforts were under way to tory here. known to Oonnecticut politicians. Beside Emmanuel was the At the Democratic state con­ They found what none of them the Communists in the south, about 50 miles north of the de- federal mon^ — weU over drop bread and other food from The pictures show much more body of his friend, Richard C. expected to find — a survivor. airplanes to 29 isolated villages. vention that year, Bailey sud­ U.S. fighter-bombers______continued miliarized aone. Pilots said they ttoies what It now reoMiMB — detail than photos sent back in Grimaldi, who had been piloting "We did not give up hope,” j^elr dally attacks on Oommu- saw four large secondary explo- the total toat wotod have to go Supplies being flown into the 1956 by the Soviet Luna 3, scien- denly let it be known that the the single-engine plane back.to disaster region by the Turkish (See Pai:e Pen) to other oWes would be astro- lists said, although spokesmen f®™*”**^ Hartford after a weekend holi­ nomicai. government include wheat, (or the National Aeronautics large would be Kowalski, who day at Block Island. mait^rine and milk powder. and Space Administration didn't was then a in the Army. •‘Jm a praoticat maittof, I The cwivention went along with It was Monday morning, Aug. don’t tMnk that Bie answer la U.S. Army Lt. Col- Carl Kuef- 16, when the Cessna went down, Hr, e< Ft. Wadsworth, N.T., (See Page Three) his choice. going to be just wMti fedMil After two terms in (Congress, bouncing off the rocky face of o) funds » be stod. Mt. Higby Into the woods at the Kowalski showed he had his eye (See Page Sto) A on bigger things and he tried bottom of the cliff. to win the Senate nomination Monday went by, and night Solo Sail Halted that went to Abraham Riblcoff, came. Emmanuel waited. Tues- the party leadership's choice. day came and went. And o TTiirne^xt year, 1963, Kowalski Wednesday, and TOursday. Em- Ailing Aging Miuriner was given his Job in Washing­ mani/el sat helpless irt the News Tidbits ton. It was generally viewed by crumpled cockpit that had be­ 2 i^litical observers as an ap- come his prison. The search for G rin i^ i and Treasiuy Deparimtnt eoun> En Route to Hospital Emmanuel had been ail but giv­ sel Fred Smith M is House Un- en up when a track driver who American Activities Oommlttse NBW YORK (AP) — A <3oast had seen a flash of somettong, (3uard cutter sped today toward Four Lines proposed leglsiatloB to curb an­ ife didn’t know what, at the 'foot tiwar groupa to tmneoeaaaiy Argentia, Nfld., to hospitalize of Mt. Higby Monday morning Cbpt. William Willis, 72, who and might infringe on oonetltii- Near Normal heard about the lost plane and tional rlghta . . . Secretary o( had been attempting to sail his put two and two together. U-foot boat solo to England. The description by the 'truck State Rusk oomparee Vletwltli- A doctor aboard the cutter Flight Plan drawal advocate* with appeas­ driver, John Faulkner, gave the ers, of German, Japaneaa and Ingham, which readied the frail searchers more to go on. They craft Sunday night far out in the NEW YORK (AP) — Ftour of Italian aggressions prior to foggy Atlantic, diagnosed WUls’ five major airlinea which were World War H... Auto Indus­ ailment as a bitateral hernia. struck by m,achinists expected try's Mg three expected to turn The cutter was expected to to be flying normal flight sched­ New Guidelines down UAW request that labor reach Argentia at 8:30 a.m. ules today. contracts be reopened to graat HDT Tuesday. The lour lines — Trans World, For Auto Ads immediate raises to ' skilled WiUiB, who sailed tiie South United, Eastern and National — workers. Pacific alone, left here two Sunday reported normal or Start Feb. 19 Dallas authorltlee douMed montiia ago today in the Uttle near-normal service. spraying activities in an effort One — named tor his wife, Tess Some 1,600 American tourists WASHINGTON (AP) — New to curb encephalaitls epidemie — bound lor Plymouth, Bhig- stranded in Europe began guidelines for the advertising that hae claimed fi've viotima land. streaming home aboard trans­ and labeling of automobile tires. to date . . . Sniper la New Jer­ TmUs and the tiny craft were atlantic flights. Trans World’s desig:ned as a stop-gap measure sey hits five cars on heaidly taken aboard tiie Ingham. first overseas flight brought 148 until Congress fixes minimum traveled Rt, 46 near Paterson, The Ingham, on a routine trip passengers to Kennedy Airport safety standards, will go into then successfully avoids polica from Norfolk, Va., to Newfound­ from Shannon Airport In Ire- effect next Feb. 19, the Federal, search parties that included B land, was directed to Willis land. Trans World said it was Trade Commission said today, spotter plane. when about 160 miles from his one of a dozen flights bringing The commission will begin Four Indonealaa army efll- given position, 860 miles east of the strandees back to the Uifited enforcement at the same time oera have been dismlaaed be­ New York and 330 miles south States. of suffer guidelines on the use cause of last week’s riots bsr ot Oape Race. Nfld. Northwest, the fifth line in-, of tire guarantees, tween supporters and' oppo­ Tfie cutter bad been contacted CAPT. WnAAAM WILLIS volved in the 43-day strike In announcing the effective nents of Pre.sident Sukarno ,.. by the American freighter Bap- which ended last Friday, said date of its new regulations the India unveUs sweeping $81.6 ]Mre Oladyh which spotted Wil- master’s papers by the Coast more than 50 per cent of its commission again called federal billion plan designed to boost Us and was told he was ill- Guard Just before leaving on the service has been restored but legislation the best solution to agricultural production and In­ ^Tie sailboat skipper refused voyage. did not expect full service until the problem of tire safety and Its nose buried in the side of Mt. Higby in Meriden, this small airplane was a dustry over the next five years to go aboard the (rei^ter. According to a doctor at BMk- midweek wfaep BeatUe-Honolulu gradiing. six-day prison for John T. Emmanuel of Hartford. It was found and he was —Wastam Nations, particular­ wUeb MBS « i route to Holland, man Downtown Hospital, Wil- flights will resume. But it said this approach may rescu^ yesterday, alive but in serious condition. The site of the wreck, was ly the United States must con­ raytog be preferred to wait tor .yg in "Mrtous trouble” if his Domestic fliihts generally neqnire severs) yean. only a short distance from busy Route 9X hut almost inaccessible because of the tribute . 38.6 billion in loraigB tbs Oosst Guard. (Bee Page Five) (Bee Page Nlneteea) rough terrain. (AP Photofax) aid to make plan work. WlUis was given honorary {*•• F*«b *•■) /

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------— ------^ From this point to the utterly In the eariy stages mposers of the past, it has He's just the same in person the trumps. will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. and Mrs. Johnston were; Mr. FULTON LEWIS JR. when I was surprised to find MEDFORD, Mass. (AP)—Re­ saw BO many wrtolclea to a Faulkner. Art Today; Frese, resolution photo — showing an He had stated his personal alwa5rs been a mystery as to as on television, griving you his Dally Guestion at the ’s Home on Bissell and Mrs. Alan Ledgard, Mr. and God mentioned in connection latives of Ashley Campbdl Jr., man’s forehead! and professional credo this the Univeraal Service and Inter­ why one could evoke gp"eat "baby blue” stare, the folded Partaer opens with one dia­ Annual Flowers in Color; God- St. Mrs. John Thleling, Mr. and area about 76 by 100 miles — with the art of music. 22, of Medford, say they have The wrinkles didn’t help. w ay: national News Service. He was emotional response, while an­ Fog Delaying arms and his famous "w ell!” mond, and the next pUyer pass­ den, Two Under the Indian Mrs. John Dyment, Mr, and taken by the spacecraft’s ailing My triend Vernon Duke, a South played a low spade from Sun; Griffin, Black Like Me; "Tile public has no idea of the a war correspondent during other left the listener cold. He’s made a career out of had no word from him since he es. Yon bold: Spades, K-J-10-6; The VFW Auxiliary has can- Mrs. Francis Boucher, Mr. and close-up camera. It was cen 2 dummy, and East won with the g(ypping it is taking, of how of­ World War n. most respectable composer and Nowadays there is no mys­ Rescue Effort spoofing himself, principally his and two otiier Peace Oorpsmot Hearts, ()-J-6-5; Dtomonds, A- Ickis, Arts and Crafts; Mays, celed its meeting scheduled for Mrs. Paul Bourque and Mr. and By BHX LENNON author of a couple of books as queot. East returned a spade tered on a point about 150 de ten the wool is pulled over its A spokesman for the Mutual tery about the art of music. In cheapness, and it gets funnier JACK BENNY Canbs, •-6-4-8. My Life in and out of Base- tomorrow, Mrs. Robert Dieterle. Mr. and weD as many magazine arti­ were reported missing after de­ to the ace and took the setting grees west longitude and 6 de­ eyes. This is very serious busl- Broadcasting System said Lew- large measure it has been re­ On Mont Blanc with the years. Wbat do yon aayf ball; Mosley, Hlrohita; Nader. ____ Mrs. Trask are secretaries of cles, recently returned from a in “Subways Are for Sleeping" vastating earthquakes struck trick by ruffing a third round grees south latitude. ness, the peoples are supposed is’ son, FVlton Lewis 3rd, may duced to a science, and com­ Newton, a youngster in "show Answer: Bid one heart. When Unsafe at Any Speed; N el^n, The Ladies Aid of the Lu- the club. "Ask not what your country can do for you, but ask what rather extensive European trip with Sidney Chaplin. of spades. The other photo, taken in the to be running the show; actually continue the radio program, puters have actually managed CHAMONIX, France (AP) — biz," has the poise of a vet­ portions of eastern Turkey Fri­ you have two biddable 4-card TOe Great Discount Delusion; theran Missionary League of ORPA Matter Fends you can do for your country.” The words are already linked adtere be talked with a good She has also guested frequent Too Much same general area, poyered they, are often being duped, "The Top of the News.” to synthesize acceptable com­ A thick fog today slowed the eran. His every on stage tnove day. suits, respond in the cheaper in history to our assassinated President Kennedy. l

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P A G E FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 196« Drive Begun to Fight Disease Four Lines Cavagnaro^ Groohert Agree YOOR lUBRRCOlOSIS ■.SROCUIIBN “Water-Boy” Lawn Watering SyilMiit LBJ Pleased with Trip, New Tremors Scare Turks Near Normal To Run ior Assembly Again Quickly installed in any lawn area and there ii TV-Raclio Tonight c nothing to get out of order. (Continued from Page Qne> Incumbent State Repa. Steve Democrats are expected to en- ^ carrying on their beustai aB the Flight Plan dorse Judge Wallett for the post PAYS FOR ITSELF — office and sending communlca- posBeealonB they had left, Cavagnaro and Atty. Paul Groobert will be endorsed for he has held since 1948. CUTS WATER BILLS UP TO 50% More May Be in Offing RAGWEED. ^ A tions workers in the building U.8. officials to Ankara cald (Contlnaed from Page One) re-election Wednesday night Also to be endorsed Wednes­ Install under the grass, “Water-Boy” feeds moistnre Television scrambling for the doors. Other they have received no reports of day night (Will be four Dem­ W A S H IN G T O N (AP) — Prime Minister Lester B. Pear­ war’s sake, but because he POLLEN were not crowded , over the when the I>emocratdc Town direct to roots, without loss of water. Burning sun­ 6:00 ( S-UM8) Morte 7:16 (40) Peter Jennings, News ripples were felt as far west as American ocratic candidates for justices son at which the two leaders knew that beyond the war lay weekend, with many persona Committee meets to name a Buoyed by his weekend "non- ( 8) Kike Douglas (22) Summer Highlights ♦U- V- ...... w “ ter area. They said that they of peace. shine and hot breezes cannot dry out or blow auray political’’ swing Into five states, discussed the Viet Nam war and tbe larger hopes of man. COUNT t (13) Bu^eberry Hound 7:80 (13) Tell the Truth the Greek border on the other ^ from three Peace apparently staying with their slate of candldatea for the Nov. “Water-Ek>y” supplied moisture. (18) Hollywood A Go-Go (24) TravM Time 8 elections. Resident Johnson was back at other matters. "The history of ' mankind Is (HO) America's Problems ( 8-40) 13 O'clock High aide of Turkey. cforpe membera working with original travel plans by car, bus Ids White House desk today with Johnson flew to Canada after the'Mstory of conflict and agony (30) Superman (18) Subscription TV The government has begun peasanta In the countryside, or train. Both men had been saying for Coll "Watw-Boy" of Monchtstar-449-2330 Sim ilar trips apparently to the a "ponpolitical” weekend stump and of yars and rumors of war. (40) Tbe Saint . (10to^3-30) Hullabaloo (O) National Airlines reported, weeks that they might not run n. 6 ;» (40) Dennis, ISenace 8:00 (34) The French Chef providing for new housing tor A U.S. Embassy apokasman Police, Arrests ctttog. through upper New York and And there still is the crueli reali­ (12) I've Got a Secret the victims. The 1\irkish 221at said Peace Oorpeman Ashley however, "better than 90 per again. TTielr decision to run fol­ (80) WUrlyblrds (10h20-to-30) J

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with the P and P Oorbln Manu­ Ho.spital Notes 12th Cirevit Dr. King facturing Co., New Britain, be- Give and Take Twin B52 Raids Staged fore hie retirement in 1915. Obituary The Town Fire Depart­ ADMITTBID S A T U R D A Y : After that Ume he waa a to­ G)urt Cases Leads Group ment was called out twice Thaddeus Bara, East Hartford; On South Viet Red Bases Always bacco grower In Eaat Windsor on Saturday — once to fui^ Mrs. Grace Griswold, 65 Meryl "Service/" (Centtmed from Page One) The Baby Has Hill unUI 1935. nish water and once to re-^ Rd., South Windsor; Mrs, Lena MANCHESTER SESSION In Chicago Mr. Sperry wae bom in Eaet strafings by U.8 . aircraft,” H Plenty O f Death Oaima move it. Hardie, 33 Deerfield Dr.; Mrs. but the other was listed as miss- said. Windaor Hill and waa a lifelong Barbara Kretzmer, Glaston­ A BoekvlUe man who gave a Our Best At 5:43 p.m. it extinguidi- ing. In ground action, U,S. . (CondnOed from Page Oae) resident of - this town. ed a minor fire in a car at bury; Michael McKenna, 186 •'love tap” after Free Col. Spatig Survivors include his wife, It was the 84»d U.S. plane Marinee fought three patrol ac- * _____ ing to speak without a permit 800 W. Middie Tpke. Broad S t; James McNamara, reported lost over North Viet tions with CormmuiUst troops bi PoMce. declined to arrest mm Product Mrs. Edna Jennings Sperry: 107 Strickland St.; Walter Lewis of Akron, Been Named l A Ocd WilUam A. Spatig Sr., two daughters, Mrs. Robert F. And at 9:10 p.m. it was Nam since the air War over the northern provinces near Chu wae fined $30 for intoxication, were Evan Parking 75, of 144 Campfield iRd., re­ Raymond of East Windsor Hill called to 79 McKee St. to Schober, 52 : north began two years ago. Lai and Da Nang and reported and a charge of teeach of peace Ohio, who said he was a mem- pump out a flooded cellar. i Dorinda Schoffnerr Bast Hart- ^ related devel^m m t, 14 enemy dead. tired Salvation Arm y officer, .and...... Mrs. Sperry Dow of Hart- against him was nolled. »»*r the National KnighW of Hughee, Christopher Thomas, son of Nell and Patricia ford; Leo Wolfsbbrg,^ Bridge- jj„rth Viet Nam claimed today units of the U.S. 1st Bifantry died aoddenly this morning at three*^ grandchildren and Riley Hughes, 365^ Swamp Rd., Coventry. He was bom Aug. water. Mass. that transport and communica- lyivlslon reported killing seven Richard B. Shedlck, 84, of Mancherter Memorial Hospital g^reat-grandchildren. Hartford. Burial was in Mt. St. Rockville, was arrested after Connie L ym * « 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His m a te i^ l grand­ ADMITTElii YESTERDAY: tions systems throughout the North Vietnamese soldiers in a alter a bbort Illness. private funeral services will Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Vernon pcSlde were called to Okla.. a member of the National parents are Air. and Mrs, ’Thomas Riley, Ashland, Mass. He Mrs. Lynn Acciaioli, East Hart- oouhtry had been Improved and skirmish 87 mBes southwestof OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M.—SATURDAY 9 A M. TO 6 P.M. P d . epatlg waa bom in^Pitt8- ^ Wednesday at Mr. ------investigate a fight on Union St. States R ig l^ party. has a sister, Deborah Anne, 6. buigh. Pa., Dec. 1«, 1989, and gperry’s home. Burial will be in Klaus E. Nordgren ford; Joanne Barron, East expanded, despite U.S. air at- pieiku Saturday, • * • * * Hartford; William Beattie. 45 tacks. A broadcast by the offi- casualties were described asin ftockviUe. According to Pro- Bred in Mancbester eight years, center Cemetery, South Wind- Klaus Emil Nordgren, 88, of secutm James Mlrablle. when well, leadbr of the Am erica Thissell, William Arthur Jr., son of William Arthur Birch St.; Roger Beaudoin, Wil- cial Viet Nam News Agency Hght. ^ a ty, e tu» ,He gradUBited from PHsburgh Windsor, father of Mrs. Ellen police arrived they found no Nail party, spoke to a ^aUy of Sr. and Karen Keefe Thissell, 40 Clinton St. He was bom Aug. High School in 1906, and attend mh. TjourUirU nnd Whitnev llmantic; M rs. Constance said also that "the time for re- South Vietnamese government ^ -hout The Newkirk and Whitney Monseglio of Manchester, died B^^jt^waite. 37 Hilliard St., Mrs. pairs is being continuously rs- troops fought forter smallsmsB battles “ d Shedlck came to them about^ 1,600 P*” ®"*- 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ •d Iroin CSty Business College in puneral Home, East Hartford, Saturday at a Hartford area ‘>*Wnd a building and htdrme dispersed much of the ents are Mrs. Rose Keefe, Allston, Mass., and John T. Keefe, ,VH ( SETTLE FOR LESS ... WHEN ...Magnificent... Mary Byaezynski Broad Brimk; duced.” near Saigon city. He joined the Sal- jg jjj charge of arrsingements. convalescent home. asked them to arrest him. When crowd but m w y were »tiH on New York City, N.Y., His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Dale Chasse, 13 Village St., nation Army in 1911. There will be no calling^ Sui^imrs, beeides his daugh- "In main, the com m ^ca- « police would not. Shedlck ..ked hand when Lewis and then Mrs. ■ Frank 'Thissell Sr., Peabody, Mass. He has a sister, Rockville: David Comp, 97 B e was in chairge of corps jjours. ter, include his wife, 6 sons, 4 tionsMIS lines remain opened in Viet Cong and captured two 30 if they would arrest him for LvnchLynch attempted to speak, Laura Christine, 1. THE BEST COST YOU SO LITTLE? Hollister St.; Harry Covllle Sr., spite of fierce bombings and miles southwest of the city. about bt Columbus aii^ Cleveland, other daughters, a brother, breaiA of peaoe if he hit them. hi Los Angeles, 1600 2 Broad Brook; Robert Davis Jr., with Charles E. McCarthy sisters, 18 grandchildren and 28 When police said "yes." Shedlck Negroee attacked Brogan, Kenneth Lawrence, son of Lawrence J. and ROCKVILLB — Charles Ed­ 159 Palmer Dr., Wapping; Lori then, according to MirabUe, rocks and bottles stler& l»trol great-grandchildren.■w-granacniiuroii. Galligan, 87 Mill St.: Mrs. Si- Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Renate Rioux Manw P « k , Ro^vUle; a son Judith Beer Brogan, 85 Foster St. He was bom Aug. 10 at ward McCarthy, 70, of West Funeral services will be held Q^u^berg, 64 Church St.; and daughter, 411 Foster Rd., to Mr. and M ra Edward Grasi' "gave the officer a love Up." cw stopped a car and ques- Manchester Memorial Hospital. Kls maternal grandmother is,,, Hartford died Friday at Hart­ tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the F. South Windsor; Mrs. Cecelia ano, 9 Weet Rd., Rockville. According to Mirabile, Shed- tioned the Negro driver about Mrs. Marian Beer, 85 Foster St. He has a sister, Patricia Ann, Mrs. Billee Haas. Columbia. ford Hospital after a long ill- Carmon Funeral Home, 6 Gardner and son, 18 Main St., Dischargod Friday: Mre. had been drinking and ask- previous traffic idolations. 15. Also, Erica Kessluk, 67 M il­ ness. Poquonock Ave„ Windsor. Bur- Vernon; Mrs. Ellen Otis and Svea Swanson. Tslcottvllle; ^ the police to put him in jail Officers arrested hv* ***** ford Rd.; Mrs. Elizabeth Knop, Mr. McCarthy was bom Oct. 5^, ^ jjj j,* center Cemetery, swi, 87 Cambridge St.; Mrs. Sharon Staler, Tetrault Rd., becauee he did not want to get Sunday Ceresky, Dawne Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph S. and - 40 Vemwood Dr., Vernon; Mrs. 21, 1896, in Rockville, a son of Hartford. Nana Sokolis and daughter. 701 Stafford Springs; Xlrs. Thereaa i„to trouble. after two policemen were Mary Shasha Ceresky, 126 W. Center St. She was bom Aug. A IVIAGNIFI'CENT NEW 2 Anna Kurtz, 78 Brie St.; 1 Dennis J. and Ellen Jackson Friends may call at the fu- Main St.; Mrs. Eleanor Math- Joyner, Wliidsorville; Mrs. clubbed — one with hie own 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ An Exciting Value Charles Mederos, East Hart­ Another Rockville man, Ar- McCarthy. He was a graduate j,eral home tonight from 7 to 9. ewson and eon, 63 Fairfield St. Viola Newmarker, 35 Sunrise nightstick and the other with his parents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shasha, New London. Her ford; Michael Menditto, Coven­ inn dUlie, oi, . n u xwiwwica vui flashlight. of Rockville High School and ______DISCHARGED TO D AY: Mrs. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Stephen Ceresky, try; Clarence Mikoleit, 21 d « an 8M cMh imnd, and hlz Washington, six Negroes IV / lo Hartford College of Law, class Walter Twerdy Joan Marchart, 22 Byron Rd.; and daughter, 18 East St. New London. Woodland St.; Mrs. Barbara caee continued to Sept. 12 prominent in civil rights affairs With Many of 1932 with honors. He joined COVENTRY—Walter Twerdy Sherwood Humphries, 57 Gar­ Discharged Saturday: Jamee .— t..-.-. .ftw Morin, East Hartford: Alcide According to June’s attorney, ^ppa^red on a special 90-mlnute the Phoenix Mutual In-sUrance of Coventry, driver of a car den St.; Mrs. Breda Gridley and Baron, Cemetery Rd., Vernon; Cosman, Steven Lloyd, son of Gerald A. and Shirley Co., Hartford, in 1913 in the new Momeault, Broad Brook; Mrs. Noreen Gardner, Somers; Jo­ a bookkteH>ing problem aroee of the NBC radio-televl- reported stolen in Vermont, was daughter, RFD 2, Manchester. when both June and his wife Lloyd Cosman, 26 Country Lane, Rockville. He was born Aug. PORTABLE TV business department and was East Hartford; seph Michaud, 6 Ertel Dr.; Asa- slon program "Meet the Press” Advanced "Big Set" Dusmess oeparunenv ana waa mstantly in a crash near Neill, ------were using the same checkbook, 12 at Manchoster Memorial Hospital. His maternal-grandpar­ made supervisor of the policy ootnrdnv aftamnnn The Sharon r-aiacKO, bel Lathrop, High Manor Park, and seemingly were in agree­ and several checks went unre­ ents are Mr.\nd Mrs. Lewis Lloyd, 62 Thrall Rd., Vemon. His division in 1923, and named Stafford Springs: George Y e m O T l Rockville; Mark Balkan, 12 ment that the civil rights move­ 2 ______car struck the lett eioe oi a _ . naniei ' corded. June was arretted in paternal grandmother is Mrs. Elsie Cosman, 2 Janet Lap^, manager of the division in 1946, Parks, Andover; Daniel Burke Rd.; Mrs. Elisabeth ment is not accomplishing ...is the finest by any truck while headed east on Rt. Vernon on Friday and charged Rockville. He has a sister, Sandra L%e, 3. Features serving in that capacity until Schwartz, 319 South St., Rock­ enough fast enough. — • * • * * / , . . . 44, state police said. Kloter, 67 Orchard St.; Eliza­ his retirement in 1963. He ville; William Shippee, 48 Irv­ with obtaining money under Dr. King, who participated comparison—yet costs you Twerdy, 41, was bom May Prizes Given beth Lyman, 56 W. Main St. Slebert, Cara Dee, daughter of Leonhard G. and Ann served with the 28th-Headquar­ ing St.; William Wiggleeworth, false pretenses. He wae tben from a Chicago studio, said the The Stowaway—1-UKX7, w8h 119 sq. in. screen 10, 1925 in Coventry. Dieoharged Sunday: Mrs. ’Thrall Siebert, French Rd.i- Boiton. She was bom Aug. 9 at ters Division of the 101st Ma­ Main St., Talcottville. released without bond. Oiicago marches have brought Survivors include his mother. Johnet Winters, 53 Vernon Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is no more than others! a n d 3 W Stages (not ju ^ 2) for stiperior stallon- chine Gun Battalion during BIRTHS SATURDAY: A __ _ _ On a warrant, he waa arrest- into the open "many latent hos- Mrs. Augustlna Terlicki Twerdy At Bazaar Ave.; Jeffrey Marsh, Old Staf- Mrs. Mary J. ’Thrall, St. Petersburg, Fla. She has a sister, U . OoL WlHam Spatig World War I, and was pro- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. El- ford Rd. Tolland-" M rs^ E le*^ ^ Manchester and charged uliUes already existing with in pufling abiRly. Also has tilt-down carrying baode of Coventry; nine brothers, John Christa Fay, 6. Dellemore and daughter, SO obtaining certain white groups in the OUo. end Pbflad^hia and to sergeant major while wood Anderson, Hebron: a ***•«. Your family dotervos tho bosi In TV—aMagnavox, and telescoping dipole antenna. More refiaUe, Soiaaton, Pa., lor many years. serving in France. He was a Tu m ^ v ln t r ^ N ic ^ - daughter to Mr. and Mrs, Rob- ville, was the winner Saturday Thompson St.;" Arthur'”^hmafz; " “ •"ay u«der false pretenses. North.’ Picard, Andrew Patrick, son of Patrick R. and Dorothy said several checks he He acknowledged that some which will give you better pictures and sound— too— becau se it u ses exclusive Space-A ge Bonded Ho waa in oommand of the member------of the------36th Yankee Di ^ Greaves, Crystal Lake Rd.. of a 1966 Pontiac, first prize in 53 g t . Police sai^ ------Brooks Picard, Pine St., Columbia. He was born Aug. 8 at Mt. town supermarkets whites oppose having a Negro Pittsburgh, Central and Uhii^n vision Veterans Associatimi. He >as Tvmray or AiMcne , Rockville; a son to Mr. and the eighth annual outdoor ba- pranklin St.- Mrs. Flor- Passed at Sinai Hospital, Hartford. His maternal grandparents are Mr. with greater stability from distant stations than C irc t^ . Smartly styled in Cb^npagne cokic; town, Da,, corps, general s was a communicant of the ward ’Twerdy of Hampt^, Gerald Grotton, Cemetery raar of St. Joseph’s Church. ence BoucherBoucher, Pinnacle RdRd., El-Bl ***''^* sufficient back- for a neighbor but said. ‘“This and Mrs. Theodore Brooks, Rocky Hill. His paternal grand­ you’ve ever before .cxpcnwiced from a portablel ^ u rc h of St. Thomas the Apos- ’Twerdy of Montplier, Vt., Ste- Vemon; a son to Mr. and does not mean that we don't go tscy for 11m Glereland area and The prizes were awarded at Hj^^ton; Mrs. Frances Worm- mother is Mrs. Abel Picard, Madawaska, Maine. He has a tie. West Hartford, and a meni- ven Twerdy and Benedict Raymond Komer, 55 Dur- the end of the week-long pro- Albany, N.Y,, and divisional stedt. Crystal Lake Rd., Tol­ An Initial bond of 3600 was ail out to end housing discrim- brother, Theodore A., 3; and three sisters, Regina, 5, Ann, 4 berN?f ito Holy Name Society. ^ ® jd y . l»th ^Winijm^^^^^^^ g t . ^ aaugtiter to Mr. and gram. eommander fai Philadephia. He land. set for June for the Manches- Ination.” and Judith, 2. w s include his wife, Fredrick Twerdy of Canterbury: Donald Simmons, Hebron. Other winners were M. L. ter violations, $260 on each * * • • • and Ms wife, Mis. Dora Pickup and two sisters, Mrs. Stella On Deans’ U st Mrs. Maty Ryan McCarthy; a BnVTHS TEISTEJRDAY; A RoSsing of Poquonock, a color count. The bond was then furth­ Tripp, Karen Aime, daughter of George M. and Mary I^atig, a sister of Maj. John Russek of Coventry and Mrs. Eight University of Connecti­ son, C h a rl^ E . McCarthy Jr, daughter to Mr. and Mra Mer- TV; Dorothy Surdel of West er reduced to 3 1OO. When June’s Doherty Tripp, 109 Orchard St.. Rockville. She was born Aug. Ptolnqi of the Mandhester Corps, Leona Shatzman of Jewett City. cut students from Rockville Bob Kennedy, SOLID-STATE STEREO of New HavenYA brother, Clar­ rick Abom, Storrs; a daughter Shore Rd., a portable ’TV; So­ attorney said that the accused 6 at Hartford Ho.spital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. eante io Manchester sdien they Private graveside services were placed on the Dean’s Roll Today's Greatest Advancement In ence M cGarthy\^ Rockville, to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Young, phle Cyrkiewicz, 9 Woodland had 386 in cash with him and and Mrs. Wilfred M. Doherty, Rumford, Maine. Her paternal Mttawd. will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. during the paist academic year. Lindsay dash and two grandsons. Hazardville. St., a portable stereo; Jerome ’Those honored were; Michael cottid post this, the bond waa grandmother is Mrs. Dolly A. Tripp, Mexico, Maine. She has Despite the ttmo-consuming _____ in Nathan Hale Cemetery with The funeral waa this Also, Lucinda Roarbaugh, 186 Dougriewicz, 35 Spring St., a J. Albom, 33 Grant St., Irwin at that amount. two brothers, Daniel, 9, and Shawn, 6; and a sister, Kelly So revolutionary...such a Aities of his leMgloue vocation ^ tiie ’Newl FU' the Rev. James R. Mac Arthur, Over Aid to NY All-Inclusive Home Entertainment N. Main St.; Mrs. Alta Laws, polaroid camera. J. Cohen, 55 Prospect St.. Mar- A 16-year-okl Tolland youth Ann, 7. ttw ecfanel found time to de- Home, 776 Farm pastor of the Congregational 411 Nevers Rd., Wapping; Final reports on proceeds of jorie H. Heintz, 32 Middle who waa not acceptable to ju- Continued from One) • • * * • vast improvement in the vote to his bobby of ooUecting Hartford, with a Church of North Coventry, of- Charles Hall, Andover; Mrs. the bazaar and a meeting of Butcher Rd., P. J. Jedrziewski, venile authoritiss tor juvenils Cooney, Napoleon Bonaparte, son of George V. Sr. and atonas, and had acquired a col- ^ requiem in the ChurclT^qciating.h\* Funeral arrangements Dorothy Leiper and daughter, committee will be scheduled Kingsbury Ave., Robert W. court was returned to jail, " I think that need Jandira Viana Correia Cooney, 52 Spruce Lane. Wapping. He re-creation of music... lection of about 600 preckws gt, Thomas the Appstie- Bur ai*e being made by Torrent some new and im a g ii^ v e an­ Hazardville; Mra. Johanna Con- soon, Newmarker, 39 Sunrise Dr., where. he has been in custody was bom Aug. 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma­ nad aeml-preolous stonea dur- jgj .,^^8 in St. Bernard’s Ceme- Funtyal Home, Maple Ave. swers.” ant and daughter, 8 Regem St., Three Arrested .Merrilyn Niederwerfer, Richard since his last appearance on ternal grandmother is Mrs. Eugene Morrissette, East Hart­ Ing Ida lifetime. Many of the tery. NorfolK>. Kennedy said the nation’s you must hear it to believe it Rockville; Mrs. Marylee Pal- Three arrests, including one S. Soranno, 43 East St. and Aug. 15. ford. His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Mae Nani Vi­ COLOR STEREO THEATRE atonas were found on his pll- The family auggesta that lanck and son, Stafford Springs; for breaking and entering and CJarolyn L Suchecki, 105 Grand cities need to find a way to get ana, Soure, Ceara, Brazil. He has six brothers, George V. Jr.; grlmages to the Holy Land and those wishing to do ao make Mrs. J^Us Fldler A t that time his father said private enterprise and capital Mrs. ^Barbara Robert and son, one for the fraudulent issue of Ave. 16, Jose, 15, Francis X., 5, twins John and James, 4, and Jerry, • Exciting tonaL beauty—thriifing dbnensloa and A aojouRia In North Africa, memorial contributions to a M ^. Julia Fidler, 92, of 166 26 Foster Dr., Vemon; Mrs. a check, were made by Ver- *** •** rnto'"their ghettos", 3; and five sisters, Veronica, 18, Jandira, 14, Anna, 12, Isa­ Giaece, Italy and along thq Nile charity of their choice. post the 3600 bond L i ^ ^ y ^^lled upon the Sen- resonant bass, not found in many b^tH*fKiDBd Chestnut St. died last night at joan Whitmore and daughter, non police during the weekend belle, 9, and Juana, 7. Revbitrtionacry ASTRO-SONIC* brings yo4i Hirer. Wa wife aharad Ms In------Manchester Memorial Hospital 168 High St., Rockville. and early today. * ’ at® subcommittee on executive console makes to d ^ temat to Us collecthm. Amoa E. Bichardaoa after a short illness. \ DISCHARGED YESTER- Walter B. Head, 31, of East V *''**■ reorganization to impress Con- Busieiv, Raidy Scott, son of Robert P. and Beverly the most beautifiil m i^ youVe ever heard! CW. Spatig waa an honorary COVENTRY—Amos Eugene charged uith filin g to drive and over again. At today’s ses- with the need tor vastly • 20-Watts lUHfistorted music pow aa-frnm t o Mrs. Fidler was bom uKAus- D AY: Samuel Brady, 1020 Hartford, waa arrested on three Edwards Busiere, 337 Center St. He was bom Aug. 11 at Man­ member of Denison Lodge of Richardson, 62, of Ripley Hill a reasonable distance apart at slon, the father repeated the increased federal aid for the high-efficienqf solid-state stopeo am iM ac. tria Hungary Sept. 17, 1893, aijd Strong Rd., South Windsor; charges at 6:30 a.m. today af- chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mtomts, devoland, Ohio and Rd., die^ Saturday afternoon at lived to Manchester more the 8:66 p.m. yesterday, after a no-lawyer no-bond statement. cities. Because h tgh ^ reCabiIrty space-age Solid-State Com­ obert Jacobus, Columbia; ter he allegedly broke into his two-car coUision at Rt. 83 and and Wayne Wazbbum was re- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edwards,. 54 Birch St. His paternal wee a lormoe member of llie Manchester Memorial Hospital, k years. She wa* a member of Without federal money, he ponents replace aU "tubes” and danuiging heat, they’re • Four high fidelity speakers—two BF p t o t o aeph Harrington, 47 Stephen " apwtment at 105 Proa- Thrall Rd. turned to jail to await a pre- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Busiere, Proctor Rd. *N0 Kiwanls Chib of that etty. Mr. Richardson was bom Zion Evangelical Lutheran said. "They can’t make it." 5*; project sound from bote the caMnrf^sfctas St.; Ciarence Carlson, 52 Wood- St., Rockville, and caused n o injurlM ware reported. sentence investigation. Hs He has a brother, Robert P. Jr., 17 months; and a sLstar, Rob­ guaranteed 5 years, replaced by tis V defective under Survivors, ^besides Ids wife, June,. 27, 1904 in Coventry the Church and its Ladies Auxil- He said New York has and front—extend stereo separatiaafridbowy lani Gustav Anderson, _®6ht...... Vemon poUce said Vittner pleaded guilty to a charge of in Elizabeth, 5. TUBES normal use. We also provide free service for 90 days. U toclude a son, WilUam A. Spa- son of Mrs. Roxanna Parker iary. reached the limit of its own tax- • • • • • tig Jr. of Bethlehem, Pa.; three Richardson of Coventry and the Survivors toclude three povcntty;\^rs. Margaret Oh- was driving south on Rt, 83 breaking and entering wkftti of your room. with injr fthility. Cutter, Lisa Marie, daughter of John William and daughters. Mrs. Blese Church- late Eugene Richardson, and daughters, Mrs. William A. Coverkry; Mrs. Margaret ^ when he smashed into the left eriminal Intent. "Over and above what the Rosana Chalou Cutter, 82 Union St., Rockville. She was bom T h rM bg perfonnance— ftom Stereo F M and Monaimd F M /A M Radio, or no(Kds. • Wondeviully COMPACT aiid smsuMi ortjr 01 of take Wales, I ^ . , Mrs. here jji his life. He Andrulot, Mrs. Ulysses Ldppin- 111^ Joseph ’nmn»r+v hr.., ^ Both cars were damaged ex- ahould the in v e s tiga te be com- ey." Donna Zadorozny Gessay, 5 Fern St„ Rockville. She was bom Richardson and Lewis Richard­ W. Main St. Apg. 10 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand­ G Ciitadei. Oapt. Ernest Peyton, kins West Funeral Home, 142 Wapping; Leon Palmer, An ‘tensively,------police said.------’They were pjgjg before the month is up, Lindsay said New York ex- son, both of Coventry, Leslie A restaurant employe eom- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Reno Daigle, 16 Lynn Dr., Vemon. ecagsmanding officer of the Cit­ E. Center St. The Rev. Paul dover; Justo Burgos, Hartford; to w ^ away. ^ggg moved up and pecta about 3507 million in fed- Richardson of Vemon, and Dr. plaide^ that Henry Vogel Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and M ra Jisof*r af'IKM bg. wood Dr.; Mrs. Genevieve Shea, 5th annual auction to be con and drove a load of angle, irons C i S S p C F I^ D C S K S TOsker, Tracy Lynn, daughter of Ronald D. and San­ snes Heffeman Gibson, S3, of. (Funeral services for Philip then collided with a car driven Frank O. Cordner 2 Earl St.; Arnold Aronson, 20 through the cab of the Jarvis » t. ... ' WiOimaptlc, mother of Ralph Louis LaBate of 81 Pine St. ducted Sept. 17 at 7 p.m. at dra-Lee Dollak Tasker, Rt. 87, Columbia. She was bom Aug. ROCKVILLE—Frank Oliver Plaza Dr.; Bruce Doughty, 161 by A. McKinney, 36, of Holden, B. Gibson of Rockville, died were held Saturday afternoon Tolland Co'jnty Agriculture truck. Jarvis died at Manches- A t JjlOm iOll K ally 8 at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandpar­ Cordner, 57, of 9 River St. died Alass. ter Men^rial Hospital about • yesterday at Harringrton Hos­ at the Holmes Funeral Home, Cooper Hill St.; Vernon Belle- Center on Rt. 30 just over the ents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Dollak, ’ThompsonviUe. Seieebset £romfrom ^lese TjeaofiEyi Saturday at Newington Vet­ fleur, East Hartford; Arthur Tolland town line from Vemon. The accident is under toveo- eight hours later. Billy Casper, golf pro and Her paternal grandparents axe Mr. and Mrs. Hyland Tasker, pital, Southbridge, Mass., after 400 Main St. The Rev. Richard tigation. erans Hoi^taJ. ^ Dupee of South Methodist 16 Hackmatack S t ; Auction committee chairman member of the Mormon Church, R t 87 Columbia. She has a brother, Ronald James, 13 months. 695 a lAiort illness. only Mr. Coj • • * * rd T p ^ .,- I^ k v illa and toys for the auction. Skidding Car I sinm iore. model 3-T564 in aHtoenMc, handHnafted Far Cordner, and lived in Rockville thanks to God Icust night at a 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ grandchildren. at the graveside by the 169th Also, Mrs. Donna Kuhn, Cov- Proceeds are donated to char- Given Shower Eastaro Contemporary cabineC for the past five years, coming itry: ents are Mr. and Mrs, Henry Small, East Rumford, Maine. Her The funeral will be held Battalion, Military Police. entry; M rs. Marianne Wash- ities or given for icholarahipa. Leaves Rt. 85 talk at the church 'o f Jesus NOW—your peco*ds can last a here from Hartford. He was a paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ryke 'Whitmore, Mm I'- Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from Bearers were Joseph Tomeo, bume, Notch Rd., Bolton; Mra. Persons wanting to contribute Miss Bette Turcotte of 31 Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Fabaknis Microniatic r inper VHth Wamood 8tykn ■ veteran of World War n. He A Manchester youth, Michael ticeUo, Maine. She has two tisters, Kimberly, 4, and Darlene, the Potter Funeral Home, 466 Harry Cheffetz, Herbert Wood- Ih-nestine Ricclo, Coventry; should'call Dooley in Rockville. Hartford. A large audience at­ waa formerly employed at PTatt P. Lefrancois, :i6,'l6, o f 236 E. G«®'®« ^ ’ ^^ed yester- Once 3^oii^ve seen vivid nefw M AGNA-COLCHl banishes discernible record and stjdos wear • A#, m o d * 2 Mrs. Kathleen Santo Christo, Club members will pick up tended the event, including 16 months. Jachson St., WUIimantic, with . • A TT -A all Salvatore Damiata, Paul Middle ’Tpke., escaped injury da:y at a miscellaneous bridal • • « • • also available with exdtmg Stereo F M • nome-fiee drift- a solemn high Mass of requiem ^ l^tiity, Divisi^ of y^it- Gi^^gttg Gunnar Johnson, East Hartford; Mrs. Viola contributions on weekends, about 200 m em bm of the early Saturday when his cer shower at the home of Mrs. Clark, Kimberly Ann, daughter of John W. and Ruth at St. Joseph’s Church, Willl- ed Aircraft Cotp-, East Hart- ______Stmff, Hebron Rd:*, Bolton; jo Convention Post Woodside Branch of the Mor­ TV...yo«i^l never be satisfied with less! fiee Monaural FM • pfas A M Radk) • fmm Rice Clark, 18 East St.. Rockville. She was bom Aug. 16 at mantic, at 9. Burial wiU be in ford. William Rowe. 12 Trotter St.; Alton Kunkel, 6 McKnight Or- sodded on RL 85 in Bolton and Anthony Arigno, 66 Maple St. mon Church. Manchester. Clayton Seymour Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are St. Joseph’s Cemetery. He was a member of Lafay­ Ruth Bailey, 26 W. .Middle cle, department senior vice ron off toe right tide of the Tina Arigno was oo-hoat- ’p ie meeting was held after Onfy MagnavoK ofien you so many features wfaidi genuinely eoMribute to your view The funeral of Clayton (Cy) Mr. and Mrs. James L. Rice Sr., 26 Campbell Ave,, Vemon. FViends may call at the fu­ eiLcette Lodge of Masons, Hart- Seymour of 116 Brookfield St. Tpke.; JoAnn Saverick, 30 commander of the Department “ ^ ® " flew where ^ g^g ^g^^g ^ the oompletiOTi of the Insurance t o pieasaR and ooiwenMiKS. Tlus suped) value wAl be toe focal point of your farndy’s Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Porter Clark Sr,, neral home tomorrow from 7 to ford, and Tunxis Forest, Tall Hazel St.; Gerard LalanCette, of Connecticut VFW, has been ^^eral rocks damaged the un- ^ ^ City Open golf tournament in ataeftotoKoL Cook ip, Ita a demoostoto prove why Maguavox is yewr best faqpl Cedars of Lebanon, West Hart­ 46 Summer St.; Mrs. Lillian appointed to the committee -Oh *^*ro*^ It. Aitoum, Maine, She has a brother, Kevin, 1. 9 pjn- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 attended the event, which was which Casper tied for third, he • * • * • ford. Maloney, W ill^antic; Janis finance and internal organiza- i^rancois was driving out-of-doors. was the defending champion, Main St., with a solemn high Roberi* Stqihesi James, son of Donald G. and Barbara • B ia M O o la r ‘b|be--MtoVOU’M e M a ; • Color Purifler-fdegaussei) automaBcaHy Xntoworth Sperry Survivors include his wife. Krumins, 56 Henry St.; Joseph of the National VFW Owi- attempting to make a left ,^^g j^^g.gjgct opened her Caaptr tiiowed slides of his Mass of requiem at St. James’ Warner Rdbert, 26 Foster Dr., Vemon. He was bom Aug. ^6 BAST WINDSOR HILL — Airs, ttilian Smith Cordner; a French, Stafford Springs; Jo- vention in New York. The con- when the car skidded. It gift.' while seated beneath a trip to Viet Nfun after- whi<^ moievtaid 266 9C3Ja.piclM«s toot ara tar keeps all pictures pure, bothmonoefaroroe Church, at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Elloworth Sperry, 86, of East son, Donald Cordner of Meui- The Rev. Thomas Flower of ° ° " « e r 39 ^ g e rto n St.; vention began Friday and last. 12^5 tree decorated with green ind his wife told of their oonver- and color, even if set has been moved. Cofontal-tmodel ar« Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Warner, Ridgefield. His paternal Windsor Hill died yesterday at chester; two daughters, Mra. St. Christopher’s Church, _Bast ®«nffton; Andrew «*ven days. accident occurred about 12.45 yelloiw streamers. A buffet was tion to the Mormon church and 1.CP607 is ae* N. grandmother is Mrs. Rose Robert, Holyoke, Mass. He has a Kfcto tIuMng dknenskxL Hartford Hospital. Gfene Hassett of Manchester ______H arttorfrw______^ M______‘celebrMt,"'’a8Sist-______ThompsonviUe; Mrs. JflOdt®#® fOF C ^b ft.HI. served. the great Joy and change it Be waa an electrical engineer Mrs. Edna Milks of Ma^n, g^ ^^g j^g^ j Q-Brien, ®mma Dowd. 12 Division St Mrs. Joseph Callery will be Lefrancois was arrested. brother, Donald Jr., 2% and a sister, Frances, 1. depOi to ooloi; wann beauty to oAbendaa Mias ’Turcotte will become the made in their lives. • Nfahest Reliability-precision Magnavox Mich.; a brother, Roy Cordner Eugene Albert Bombardier Jr., the hostess for an executive charged wito speeding and wito i>rkj* of John Arigno, son of Mr, QwBD DMCK aRQ VWRB piCIOvoSe Tlie golfer spoke about Bonded CircuRiy. just as in todays most of Rockville; a tister, Mrs. „ Toroev subdeacon Mrs. ® Emerson St.; Newton Little, board meeting of the Subur- frilure to drive in the estoh- Arigno, Sept- 24. Burt, Chile AUysmi, daughter of AUyn and Catherina “Sportsmanship” and *nean advanced aero-space electronte devices;, ^ I Howard Generous of Atanchee- Maccaronc was organist Gross 3t.; Henry Blanchard, ban Women’s Clpb, to be held Ushed, IftiM. He Is scheduled to Taylor Burt, 38 Florence St., Rockville. She was bom Aug. • QMcfc n am w -H aali on in Just 12 96e> Magnavox Solid-State J ^ Q 90 livin g.” He told of the value 15 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandmother omtaii four tkma faster than others. assures lasting dependabRity Personal Noticed I ter,ter and« id twelve grandohildren.arandohlldren. “ soloist. Burial was in Bast ^ Homeetead St.;S t: Sand8aSandia at hh«-hom « home e ’Tuesday,T ..«d iiv at 8» p.m.nm appen.r in Circuit Court 12, Portable Stereo from... ■ of sportsmanship and how his is Mrs, Katherine Taylor, Hazardville. She has a brother^ \ J ^ Fkmeral services were held cgnietery ’ Father Flower Smith, 607 Woodbridge St.; Or- Mrs. Joseph Cosgrove will be A fM oh ^er, Sept. 12. religion develop^ hie attitude f _ _ aa ^ » X a.be ^ _^iar2 m Ym YYaW — e.sa • mttl at^_ _a_.__ ___a______— --- WeUs l ^ y Lindsay, 8 and a sister, Nancy Lee Lindsay, 10. Card of Thanks this afternoon at the Ladd assisted by Father O’Brien read Lewis Jr., Hebnm; Paul the co-hostess. Plans for a se- Mt M. v s Tv o x and temperament. • • • • • COME iN TODAY Choose from our many beautiful styles. ^ 3 4 9 ^ * ^ We Irish to thank all of our Funeral Home, 19 Ellington ^j^g committal service. Military J**®®. 124 Washington St.; ries of garage sales ,to be held Swanson, Kim EHen, daughter of Melvin I. «md Gw»n MjgMsora, friends and relatives for Ave.A w TTieTniA Rev.rav Willard E. Conk- ______^ere accordedj . j at.... _____ srave- Mrs. Alice SvlVester.Sylvester, BastEast in SeptemberfientemhAr «ndand final«nai detailsdAtAiiK i^R O O ver William G. Hawver, son of Othet Magnavox Stereo Theatres . . . now priced from only mothe many actsacia ofoi kindnessainonesa andana sym-»ym- .. ^ , ne -az^ aa. nonors wero accorueo ai g^xavc .* aC •» a a_. . m _a. Glldden Swanson, 140 Farnham Rd., South Windsor. She was pattiy Bhown ua in our recent be- bn, pastor of Rockville Metho- leoth Bftttftlion Mil- Mrs. Helen Aliansky, for the IntemfttiUce. Governor’s Highway, Bee to be offered at the Sep- Auto Slides, of 97 Overlook Dr. has been ac­ bom Aug. 14 a t Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her materfM tease iteo sent tee beautiful floral rrandporants ore Mr. and Mre. Otis GUdden, East Hartford. tributes. ' was in Grove Hill Cemetery. Bearers were Armand Fauch- Windsor; Joseph Castro, tember meeting will be discuss* cepted for . admission to the KLH freshman class at Buena Vista Her nOtemnl grandfather Is Karl Swanson, Billerica, Mass. Ths Family of Andrew C. Cleniaoa •------er, Vincent Quinn Jr., Jerome ^^*,-**?y*? ***■ Hits Culvert * • • * • Tliomas Contessa Adams, Donald Violette, Theo- Madore, 57 Mather St.; Hospital Notes College, Storm Lake, Iowa. He No Payments Until October EASY TERMS! T rifilsra. VIoterla Lynn, daughter of Michael and Lota COVENTRY — Thomas Con- Tetrsault and Donald Las- Marilyn Levme, Hillside Ave., Admitted Friday: Mary A car driven by James 8. is a 1966 graduate of Manches­ STEREO MUSIC Bennett Lisizzs, 28 Mountain St., Rockville. She was bom tessa, 83, of Hartford, father of Vemon: Aubrey Pharmer Jr., Whlltlesey, 50 Park St.; Eliza- Richards, 18, of Lake Rd., An- ter High Scho— J*"-*- . a • • W e'ff j nwmbers of seven of Idaho, was named by Frcnidi Also, Mrs. Atary Brazausld, Sdrwacha, RFT> 2, Tolland; north came, around a curve St. Aforgartt’a Cirole, Daugh- SERVICE er sons, a tister and NORMAN'S Joseph Albert, scwi of Philip J. and Nancy grandchildren. Canadion settlers for a tree- East Hartford; Mrs. Susan Harold Hunt, 120 High St.; about a mile aouth of Rt. 6. tars of Isabella, will meet to- SI'OI’ IN' I'UK ReycKift Dehoncourt, Bear Swamp Rd., Andover. He was born MARTA CaO P, Inc. W ALTE R N. The funeral was held this lined river (”boise” means Whitmore and daughter. Ware- James Sullivan, 60 Mountain H is,car slid sideways, accord- morrow at the home of Airs, .AN KVU m i .m m ; Aug 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal LECLERC morning from the D’Esopo Fu- "wooded” in French) which pro- house Point; Mra. ipvelyn St-,.Frances Secteau,.26. Spring ing .to. police, and ran off the Paul Gruessner, 93 Vemon St. WoiWs Largest Appllane* ni MONsrif \ rio\ godm other is Mrs. Harlan Reycroft, West Hartford. Hta Director neral Chapel, 235 Wethersfield vided relief for travelers acroos man and daughter, East Kart- St., Rockville; Judsoa Iseh, west aide of toe road. A chicken dinner will be served ^ m a l grandmother is Mrs. Joseph Denis Hutensky and Mar­ Qatrale tel. 878-2845. clerk have been Interviewed and matters and such careers, the Individ­ garet L. Psarakis, '70 . acres on a u d i t an appointment will be made 2 H BM BBB BUItKAU OP C1RCUL.A- Ty>N8.______• ______■ ual concerned, the entrepreneur, the Buff Cap Rd. soon. Party Quarters wheeler-dealer, continues to live In as To Hire Bus Ranges! Refrigerators! Dishwashers! Jay advertlntng d o s M hours: Also, Manchester Lumber Town Students Town Democratic election Honday — 1 p.m. Friday, much personal eccentric splendor now Home Improvement C3o., Inc. to Parishioners of St. Margaret headquarters will be opened to- ir Tuesday — X p.m. Monday that his corporate toys are bankrupt Mary’s Church. Wapping, whose ^ Tpke. ir Wednesday -• 1 ' Paul B. and Leslie B. Famham, On Dean’s List Television! Top B m d s • • . at boftom ir Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. as he became accustomed to when they iroperty at lot 3, Old Post Rd.; children attend or plan to attend ^uge premises, formerly ,r Friday — 1 p.m. Thuraday. r>r S^urday — 1 p.m. ^ . were handsome gold-basketed balloons Thomas Francis Jr. and Joan A„ total______of 27 University______of. . East Catholic High School in occupied by Sportland, is next [^fled didllne: :^80 a.m. e ^ Any o< that were never going to come down. M. Manning to- Richard J. and CoiinecUcut students from Man- Manchester, in September have ^ ^ Bonanza Steak prices, in our big Summer Cleoraneo Solo. llcstkm except Saturday — 9 a.m. vxinnecucui siuaems irom Man- contract for a bus from Nancy G. Currier, property at House. Lot 82, Glen Dr. Chester won places on the dean’s Frink Bus Service, at a cost Monday, August 22 ■And, about Sept. 1, State Choose now for red vdue! 2 Also. The Colli-Wagner Real- academic year of $10 per family per month. „ e^rry, candidate Dark Vistas ly <3o. to Arnold L. and Pame- *>y mainUining grade averages Currently sortie 57 children election, will open a sep­ WASHINGTON—A good many Gov­ ia E. Wilson, property at Lot of B or better for the two se- P'*" service, and election headquarters. The War Is Hell Alibi ernment men who work on cl-vll righta 3, Grant Hl]l Terrace on Met­ mesters with no mark below C parish will use a separate mesters, with no mark below C. parish instead ot th* oremises formerlv oc calfe Rd.; ind Garnet Ridge, ^ e r e Is a certain tradittohal response problems are close to despair. A record 1,030 UofC under- of combining with St. Francis Shoe wtaich always appears In some editorial They see the relationships between Inc. to Robert Jr, and Claire S. graduates were named to the of Assissi as it did previously, ■Yelaidl, property at Lot 66, or comment somewhere after every in­ white and black Americans snow-ball­ list. Those from town included: Bus schedules will be an Garnet Ridge Dr, GOP headquarters, the Gen- stance of mistaken or unnecessarily ing down hUl—feelings increasingly in­ Susan N. Beckerman, 173 nounced soon. Quitclaim Deeds were filed gras Action Center at 806 Main blaody attack In Vietrtam. flamed on both sides, answers harder t® Nature Study By SytThm Oflara Spruce St.; Bruce M. Bentley, $1.6 Million Taxes Paid .IS follows: Audra L. Smart to St., was opened on July 28. come by than ever. .153 Highland St.; Everett J. John Brown, tax collector for AUTOMATIC •War is hell” somebody writes, and They sense that Negroes are weary THE FOX IN THE WOOD Chester ^R. Smart, property in South Windsor, has reported $99.88 Ciole, 90 Pitkin St.; Doris-Anne that, ohvlouBly enough, covers just Tolland,*’ bordering Ellington; of waiting for better days, that the E. Diehl, 129 Keeney St.; Bar­ taxes paid on the current list Bertha G. Guertin to Bertha ELECTRIC DRYER about everything that could happen. bright promises of the Great Society bara D. Ducharme, 389 Hart­ amount to $1,659,554.30. Back M. Goetz, property on Snipsic have aroused ghetto expectations far be­ ford Rd.; Elizabeth Gartside, taxes paid amount to $2,833.87 Portable T^rpewriter It is not really, however, the all-en- Rd.; and F. Albert ThomfOrde yond any likelihood of early fulfillment, 245 W. High St.; David J. Good- making a total of $1,662,388.17 Adjusted # 7 AA eompaasing allhl ft pretends to be. A Thought for Today to Upman Realty, Inc. property that more Negrro leaders -will move to stine, 26 Brookfield St.; Mar­ collected to date. New Ribbon VlwFw Sponsored by the Manchester Events in Capital on Kozley Rd. W ar Is hell enough. In any case, but exploit this discontent or perhaps even Inside Report garet Grigalis, 60 Buckland St. Total amount of the list to Cleaned, Oiled 1 5 7 * * be forced to do so by the depth of rank- Coimcil of Churches A Change of Name from collected for the year is $3,234,- mOMATIC WASHER there is. In the behavior of natioos and . Also, David M. Hamilton, and-file resentment. sea-level canal across mMhUe Audra L. Strong to Audra L. 330.14. Total of the first pay­ YALE commands and humans, always some by Steel Hike Hurt 14 Helaine Rd.; Bill R. Hoch- "And they were all amazed America. Smart was registered during the ment due in July is $1,662,628.18. Typewriter Service - dwindling choice between trying to keep A t the same time, they note, more o f berg, 4 9 Cobum Rd.; Ann L. $1 o q . 8 8 . . .and at once His fame WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre­ A hint that auc^ aegotiafions two-week period. Several people who failed to SUMMER SPECIAL! Its hellishness to a minimum and the , the Northern white community is be­ Rowland Evans Jr.' and Robert D. Novak Jeffries, 20 Newman St; Tara spread everywhere. . St. tary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz might be in prospect was con­ Attachment X>ay their tax In July are send­ 64 9-49 86 PORTABLE DISHWASHER unconditional surrender to hellishness coming hostile to the Negro cause— par­ V. Latawic, 19 Ash St.; Irene Mark 1:27-28 says the recent boost In steel tained in a report sent to Con­ *nie Kement (^instruction Oo. ing in payments now without policy which eventually teaches itself ticularly poorer, less educated workers WASHINGTON — Jack Val­ The pollster hired by Race was E. Lisk, 432 Spring St.; Carolyn who compete with Negrroes for jobs and Those wide-eyed people (who prices and bank interest rates gress recently by President has attached 60 acres of prop­ adding the proper interest. to revel and glory In it. There comes a none other than the highly re­ L. McNamara, 192 Green Rd.; 2-DOOR see Negroes moving into their neigh­ enti, President Johnson’s faith­ were "amazed”) would have have done more damage to the Johnson from the Atlantic-Pa­ erty on Baxter St. owned by Brown reports. If the bill was spected and highly accurate OH- Eileen H. Packard, 69 Durant -Idjid of choice between killing for a borhoods and schools. The Neg^'o de­ ful friend and former Man Fri­ ver Quayle, President Johnson’s missed everything had they not nation’s economy than the new cific Interoceanic Canal Study the Surburban Home Construc­ a. not pam paid before Aug. 2 2,, uiethe en- Commission. St ; l^ itiy n R. PhUIi^, 18 Len- penalized by one per. ^ purpose and killing for itself. There mands, once remote in Dixie, now are day, ia inadvertently proving a own Dollster synagogue where labor crotract in the airlines tion Corp. in the amount of $1,- Automatic REFRIGERATOR comes a borderline between regpretting own poasier. taught. Could be both life industry. It said “as yet no negotia­ 215.00. beginning July 1. he said. T close to home, and the nearby Neg^ro source o f embatrrassment to his Race is one of the few Wis­ that was is such hell and exulting in marches breed Northern white anger. . . and religion are devoid of ex­ Wirtz said the airlines settle- tions” have been undertaken The writ, filed by Kement Charter Oak St.; Marcia R. Pot- Brown said returns not com­ DELUXE AUTOMATtC old chief because of little- consin Democrats to fully back ■with the more than 1(X) nations terton, 171 Avery St. playing the uninhibited, unlimited game The old hostrums seem out-of-date, . citement- amazement because mentt estimated to amount to a (instruction Oo. on Aug. 3, puted correctly with the right Mr. Johnson’s Viet Nam policy. which signed the treaty. Tbe tlN recognition of war as unavoidable known political activities four­ people are not in their churches 4.9 per cent boost in yearly in­ claims the plaintiff lent $965.45 Also, James C. Prentice, 570 amount of money enclosed ■will too. It used to be said that once Negroes Quayle’s pollsters found, how­ report added that the commis­ Travel Service 3 T ELECTRIC RANGE 1 9 8 " voted in large numbers, the politicians teen years ago. "where the action is” —(Christ’s creased wages and fringe bene­ to the defendent which was not Center St.; Patricia E. Rhoads, be returned to the taxpayer. ^iMll can seem to Uoense. ^ ever, that Race’s constituents sion is "working with the secre­ would listen to their demands. Massive A search of the files In Re­ action in Gospel and Sacra­ fits, “ hurt very much the stabil­ repaid. The plaintiff (Kement 75 Crestwood Dr.; Cheryl A Playground Olympics Set are generally more hawkish tary of state and the chairman 905 MAIN STREET ’ ^ A t any rate, while the editorialists white resistance raises considerable publican party headquarters in ment. ization principle.” Construction) is claiming dam- Staniunas, 74 Plymouth Lane; The Recreation Department than the President and want the of the Atomic Energy Oommis- 643-2165 ^ back home have been nodding their doubt on this proposlUon. Legislation Houston has dredged up the Prayer: Lord Jesus, let us But he added: "It didn't hurt ages of $1,165.00 plus costs. Cynthia A. Steele, 694 Spring will hold its playground olym- war ended by stepped-up mil­ ion to detennine what aetkma heads sadly over th6 inevitability of guaranteeing "open housing” doesn’t do fact that Democrat Valenti was not look for amusement in the it nearly as much as the In­ Democrat Notes St.; Edward S. Stephens, 211 S. pics Wednesday at Orchard Hill Authorized agent In Man- itary action if necessary. should be undertaken.” meaningless unnecessary slaughter in much to help the masses who can’t af­ an agg;resslve and Important place ol amazement, nor ever crease in the price of steel. It Robert Noonan, chairman of Main St.; Lois S. Stout, 487 School playground. Events will kchester for all Airlines,. ad confuse the two. Amen liidn’t hurt it nearly so much as war. General WlUlain G. Westmoreland, ford the newly "opened” houses. worker for Dwight D. Eisen­ CAPITAL FOOTNOTES the Democratic Ttown Commit- Center St.; Harold W. Watson, begin at 9 a.m. for all age Railroads and Steamship' ■The Rev. Joseph E. Bourret the Increase in the Interest tee, has announced that he has 255 Lynwood Dr., and Loretta the actual militaiy commander for us More than ever,; many officials believe hower’s 1952 campaign for the groups. Lines. Concordia Lutheran Church rate.” John W. Gardner, secretary of tickets available for the Sept. A. Wrobel, 14 S. Hawthorne Children wishing to partici­ out in Vietnam, has .been acting on that only massive Federal funds can Republican Presidential nom­ California Democrats, in the depths ol despair a month ago, health, education and welfare, 6 banquet honoring Gov. John St. pate should register at their re- slightly less philosophical assumptions. break the chain of Negro agitation and ination. All Porcelain 14 CU. FT. What makes this pertinent is have been buoyed by a secret Program Starting says more than 164,000 disabled Dempsey and Congressman ■.General Westmoreland has issued white retaliation. . . 2wDOOR the fact that today Mr. Johnson statewide survey taken by the Herald men and women were rehabili­ William St. Onge. TTie banquet ’ WASHINGTON (AP) — The AUTOMATIC WASHER rmm stem order In .whlfdi he seems to Freeidential aide Bill Moyers recently and Texas political allies are California AFL-CIO which gives tated under federal-state pro­ will be held in Putnam High atizens Crusade Against Pover­ take 'the imphllospphJdal Tiaw that one donned an old shirt and dungarees to appealing to hereditary Demo­ Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown Yesterdays gram in the year ending June SchooL AUTOMATIC ty says it is immediately oC, the mistakes which happened the move Incognito through the ghetto cratic loyalties of Texas to a fighting chance against Re­ 30. Accidents beginning a $4 million program other day—the persistent attack of bars of Baltimore; he returned deeply elect colorless Democrat Wag­ publican Ronald Reagan. 25 Years Ago 'The Food and Drug Adminis­ to train 1,000 leaders among the Two accidents occurred with­ discouraged over the difficulty of com­ goner Carr against Republican tration takes official cognizance REFRIGERATOR American planes on- m Aihericaii Coast ’The labor survey, which has poor in organizing techniques, in a ten-minute period Satur­ municating with the Negroes he met Sen. John Tower this year. - Mrs. Maytie Case Oow ell of the possibility that antlhiotic ttaard cutter flying the American fla g - been shown to state Democratic knowledge of the relevant anti­ day on 1-84. there. "We weren’t even talking the Tower forces are now ,arg;uing sees completion of her “labor drugs on animals may be harm­ SAVE EVERY DAY AT attack which killed the cutter’s captain leaders, gives Reagein a lead poverty programs and commit­ A car towing a camp trail­ same language,” he told the President. that Valenti, who as the $150,- of love,” a memorial to three ful to man. $000.88 ■tid another crew member—^waa not any over Brown of only 48 per cent ment to the democratic process­ er turned over on its side After The depths of the new Northern anti- 000-a-ycar head of the Motion generations of her family, when Rep. Melvin Price, DJU., necesEMry part of war. To the contrary. to 44 per cent. Although Cali­ es of change. the trailer broke loose. Police Negro feeling, equaling or exceeding Picture Association still per­ the Rev. W. Ralph Ward and member of the Joint Committee fornia politicians are doubtful Walter "P. Reuther, president said the driver, limn Leblanc, General Westmoreland’s order remind­ the Southern 'white bitterness of yes­ forms valuable chores for the his family move into the new on Atomic Eenergy, says atom 23-Inch that Reagan’s lead is that nar­ of the privately financed cru­ 22, 108 Ward Sit., Hartford, was ed his airmen that a slow moving boat terday, was clearly reflected in the re­ President, didn’t hesitate to parsonage ol South Methodist ic energ;y electrical plants have row, they do believe he has lost sade, said the program "will traveling east when the trail­ ott the open sea could not ^ ca p e their cent House of Representatives action on bolt the Democratic party for Church provided by her. been proven safe for workers ALL-CHANNEL some ground since his. high-wa­ enable the poor, with the help of er broke away from the bumper surveillance so swiftly or easily thht the civil rights bill. Private homes had Ike. National Board of Pharmacy and the communities In which to be exempted from the fair housing ter mark in June. elects Edward J. Murphy, as their self-chosen leaders, to and he lost control. The driver they had to be in a rush to destroy it As evidence, Texas Republi­ they operate. CONSOLE TV section before the bill could pass. An vice president of organization. build a broad responsible part­ was reportedly not injured. bcifore they were sure of its Identifica­ cans 8u:e circulating a confiden­ AUTOMATIC REDUCTIONS amendment middng it a crime to cross nership ■with the rest of the Lablanc was charged with tion. Henceforth our planes will be al­ tial letter from- Valenti dis­ having improper trailer liitch state lines to incite a riot was whooped patched to Eisenhower hackers Right-'wing extremist J. 10 Years Ago community.” lowed to attack vessels only when our and is scheduled to appear in through. in late April, 1952. In it, Val­ Evetts Haley, author ol a wide­ Reuther is president of the Board ol Directors votes to Poet’s Comer Carcuit Court 12, Manchester, own coastal survey, or their o-wn action, Republicans opposed the measure far enti described in detail tactics AFLrCIO United Auto Workers ly distributed campaign smear file map of roads of controver­ siich as opening fire, has identified more outspokenly and in far larger to be used’ to flood May 3 Re­ Union. . Sept. 19. against J*resident Johnson in sial Mag;uire tract, opening way tSem as definitely hostile. This is like­ numbers than in previous years; obvi­ publican precinct conventions 1964, is working under -cover He said Sunday that the Ford” The Thunderstorm The second accident occurred BARGAIN SHOP ously they considered this politically for town to improve utilities in Foundation is making an initial ten minutes later when a car UNDCRCOUNTER ly to save not only United-, States with Eisenhower supporters in the campaign of another The clouds hung heavy burden­ safe. Many urban Democratic lawmak­ ai;ea. grant of $47S,(XX) for the self- driven by John Goindle 24, of Croat Guard cutters, but some innocent (most of them Democrats) to Johnson —seg;regationist James ing the sky, ers' went out of their way to deplore Board of Directors, with one help progp*am. Those named to Passaic. N.J., was struck by coastal Junks, too. outvote Robert A. Taft’s back­ Johnson, Democratic nominee Big and blaCk they covered the BUILT-IN Negrro demonstrations and violence. . . dissenting vote, amends park­ take the training will come from a vehicle driven by Richard 19-Inch ers after explaining how cau­ for Governor of Arkansas. sun; ■liast wedt. General Westmoreland Is­ ing meter ordinance, to permit g;ras3-roots organizations of the No one, of course, can know for sure cuses should be held to plan Texan Haley (whose “A Tex­ Valery, 33, of Stafford ★ ★ ★ DISHWASHER spending meter revenue for off- poor among all minority groups. It peeked, then hid in fear walr- PORTABLE TV sued similar, but less specific orders, In the precise political repercussions of the strategy for the conventions, an Looks at Lyndon” became Springs. white feeling early in the 1964 Presi­ street parking; several (tottage Police' said Valery slowed an effort to minimize the number of Valenti added: the Bible for LBJ-haters) pop­ Came the thunder ■with a giant Here'* one place where there'$ a tale evisry day. And dential campaign. TTiere were wide­ "Most importantly of all— St. area residents voice objec­ Nuclear Excavation down for the Leblanc accident Incidents Involving the strafing, bomb- ped up at Jim Johnson’s cam­ tions, seeing action as Town rumble spread signs pointing to a "white back­ call all 3^ur friends in your pre­ and Goindle pulled to the right the sale gets better every week on pieces that remain, Inp, and burning of native ■villages. paign headquarters and helped WASHINGTON (AP) — The Shaking the earth and X was lash!’ .against Mr. JohnsW in Northern cinct and have them in attend­ Planning ' Commission’s first in an attempt to avoid hitting These Incidents have been occurring plan strategy in the successful United States was reported to­ afraid prices are reduced weekly. Mattresses, bedroom cities, but it didn’t show up in the ance at the precinct convMition. step In long range plan to re­ his car but was unable to do so. for for a variety of reasons, and much of primary campaign. That’s one day considering negotiations As day became night and light­ actual voting. . . . In order to ■win the convention, design central business district. Neither driver was injured. niore reason why moderate with other nuclear test-ban trea­ ning slashed the sky; groups and pieces, dinettes, sofas, upholstered chairs, tUs activity we' apparently still con­ Something similar could happen this you must have a majority of Goindle was charged with un­ Democrats will back Republi­ Today’s Birthdays ty nations to open the way for Then suddenly the clouds burst sider necessary, even though it is recog­ fall. Many politicians think that if the Eisenhower supporters there. safe lane changing and is sched^ tables, desks . . . you name it . . . it's probably hero can Wlnthrop Rockefeller for experiments with nuclear explo­ nised that It is our acti-vlty against the backlash Is a factor at all, it will be In Good luck to you all and may Con^essman Charles A. Hal- And the rains came in torrents Governor. uled to appear in Orcuit Court now at a great big markdown. These things come from all our efforts- be anointed leek, a Republican from v.,i- sives in excavation projects, To drive the thunder away. vlDages which has done mpie than the the voting for state and local officials, 1966 Publisher* Ne'wspaper 12, Manchester, Sept. 12. with ■victory.” mont, is 66. such as the building of a new Anne Kim our regular display floors because they're discontinued Vletcong has to create the great tide of and not for Congress. But no one can Syndicate The Bulletin Board refugees which is one of the mounting be certain that it won’t figure in Sen­ Furthermore, the old Repub­ The Instruction Session for either by us or the makers, are down to one-of-a-kind, lican files show that Valenti, problems in the country. ate and House races, too, and Demo­ workers in Wednesday’s Demo- then an executive in the Sales crats are particularly wary; in the past, cratlc primary for State Sena­ or shopmarked. Come in tomorrow and see those and ;p u t such Instances as occur because department of Humble (Ml Co., they’ve gotten the bulk of white votes tor, will be held tonight at 6:30 played a major part in co­ many other bargains: somebody is too quick on the trigger, or In working-class areas where anti-Ne­ in the Town Hall. ordinating Eisenhower acti'vity because some South Vietnamese spotter gro feeling Is now most Intense. A pot luck supper for mem­ (using Post Office Box 2180 in Is too quick to put American planes on Administration' officials, however, are Fischetfi bers of the VFW Post 241 and $329.00 91” Modern Loose Pillow-back Sofa, foam cushions, Houston as his mailing ad­ s "Village, or simply because we may be concerned not only with the political jfabUiktn Nevipaptr the Post Auxilary will be held fruitwood legs, gold basketweave upholstery...... • consequences of the current bitterness dress) . in danger of acting as If we believed S7Bd(e«U> tonight at 6:30. A regular 5 YEARS A footnote: Liberal Texas $169.00 Modem Lounge Chair, matches sofa a b o v e ...... • but evenmore over the longterm impli- meeting o f the auxiliary will that, since war Is hell, all ■villages Democrats backing conserva­ $74.50 Twin Size Modem Oil Walnut Panel Bed, low footboard . .25. ; catipns. for the nation. For, they ask, follow the dinner. ^ must expect to have their share of it tive Tower against conservative how win Negro problems e'ver be solved A clean-up party of the Bel­ $59.50 Twin Size Englander Mattress, print tick in g ...... 43.10 BOpie of these instances General West­ Carr are drawing on a John OPEN If the white community withholds sup­ fry Committee will meet in the $59.50 Twin Size Englander Box Spring, matches above ...... 43.10 UP TO F. Kennedy statement to justi­ moreland seems to think could bo port from the private and public efforts Belfry bam tomorrow morning $193.00 Modem High-back Lounge Chair, foam cushion, and Ott^ SERVICE fy bolting the Denjocratic party. 36 avoided, with profit both to America’s ■ needed to improve the Negro’s lot and from 10 to noon. ; man with loose cushion, brown and gold plaid upholstery, 2 pc. 146. till As quoted by Arthur Schlesin- PROTECTION CONTRACT reputetion and to America’s prosecu- head off deeper Negro unrest. . . The Board of Selwtmen will $89.50 Full Size Gray French Provincial Bed, figure 8 headboard, ger, Jr., in ‘‘A TTiousand Days,” MONTHS tlcin of the war. And ihrot Federal programs aimed at meet tomorrow night at 7:30 in low footboard, gold t r im ...... 67.50 helping Negfbea, do require huge Fed­ Kennedy said: "Sometimes The terribly practical danger in too party loyalty asks too much.” the Town Hall. $59.50 Full Size Englander Mattress, print ticking ...... 43.10 eral outlays if they’re to have impor­ Scoreboard TO That quote'is -contained on anti- $59.50 Full Size Englander Box Spring, matches above . .^ .43.10 MANCHESTER WED.. fuse a practice of the liCbnse which tant Impact. The White Houji^e talka of The Country Jlilto team will Carr bumper stickers distribu­ $112.50 T ^ n Size Gray French Provincial Panel B e d ...... 84.70 tAY THURS.. sMms available under the war is hell efforts to get sprinklers and poolir op­ play Hayden and Mason tonight ted by the liberals. creed is that we may wind up making erating longer hours in Negro neighbor­ at 6:30 for the championship of $189.00 35” Gray French Provincial Chest, five drawers----- 83.25 PRI. tH* very people we seek to persuade and hoods, of using . pools and playgrounds $279.50 64” Gray French Provincial Triple Dresser, nine drawers, pratect fear and dread us more than at military bases, of trying to find ormolu draw pulls, gold t r im ...... 210.35 Rep. John Race of Wiscon­ they fear or dread the factions we,are more jobs for Negroes at defense in­ $297.25 7 Piece Cherry Dining Room, 42 x 62-in. oval table with one sin, one of the freshman Dem­ tij^ g to protect them from. But what- stallations. 12-in. leaf, 1 Windsor arm and five side ch a ir s ...... 202.40 But these offer only a very small ocrats elected on President MATERNITY TELEVISION APPLIANCE awr the practical success of our be- $577.00 3 Piece Modem Low-back Sectional Sofa, 49-in. left and 1 Band-Aid for a'very large sore, and the Johnson’s coattails In 1964, re­ bl^rior In Vietnam there is also the ’ President and his men know this. Most ceived confirmation last week FALL right arms, curved center, foam cushions, green tw eed ...... 342. question of what we ourselves are to ! of the programs started thus far, and that those poll commissioned by $44.50 20^4 X 25i/2*in. Maple End Table, one shelf, plastic top 34.65 b ^ m e . MisUkes, brutaliUes, bestiali- those likely to start sooii, merely Race for Ids re-election bid ad- COLLECTION $92.50 Twin Size Modem Oil Walnut Panel B e d ...... 69.60 NEXT TO STOP and SHOP tljb are all inevitable in war, which la scratch the surface of Negro needs and ■vised him that Mr. Johnson TOPS - DRESSES - SUITS $149.30 5 Pc. >^ite Daystrom Dinette, 34^^ x 49” rectangular •dih ct many great and compelling rea- expectations, and many insiders thjnk Is a negative factor today in his BRAS > GIRDLES table with self storing leaf, 4 plastic slat back side chairs 95.05 Prices Include Delivery, Service, Warranty and Avg. Trade it ought to be outlawed. But tha j the result is almost worse than if the district —that is, identification $109.00 Modem High Attached Pillow-back Lounge Chair, foam between the Congressman and nt who accepts this inevltabll» promises had never been made. . / cushion, orange and brown plaid inside, brown tweed outside 71.65 I Maybe all this analysis stems chiefly his President should be avoid­ , a matter for such license that ha Glazier's $29.00 Ottoman, match chair above ...... 21.60 from the heat and humidity of a very, ed as much as possible and __ _ • bothers to distinguish between Race should strike a political Corset and Uniform Shop very bad Washington summer. But the 681 Main St.—JMteiielustor I baUigarent and tba Innocent vlctima mood of the dvil righta specialiats ia posture of relative indepen­ ttMt M BgaN Bt damagaa hlnv- 'surely wam>aBy dnary and oppreistv*. dence. 8 4 8 -6 8 4 8 Cimt et aO, and aaoMtiiiMa n ord ^^A LA lf U OTJMW W TBB W AIA What makM Ibis advioa pani .^{iaatiogly than U « ta ig eU , !BTIUDB)T JOURNAL ^ Rcularly perUmot Ms source. m ^ R C R t m IJ I

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1966 PAGE EUEtVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, .AUGUST 22, 1968 ■ m PAGE TEN en by Arthur J. Ventura, 19, Solo Sail Halted Hors^ Dies, ol 25 Division St., police report. In a parking lot off W. Middle How at all fin t NationalSapemaiiiets Tpke., a car jockeying for posi­ H i t b y C a r tion in a parking space, driven ^ling Aging Mariner by Michael P. Johns, 17, of 250 A horse was killed Sunday Greenwood Dr., backed into a b Coamtitat & W ^tm Hmmhusattsl afternoon when it w m struck car which was parked and driv­ en by Dominic A. Bemardl, 23, En Route to Hospital broadside by a car on E. Mid­ of Glastonbury, police say. dle Tpke., and the driver of the (Oonttnned from Pace One) car was taken to Manchester fresh water when he left, plan- ■elf-diagnosls was correct. The d^ink sea water and rain Memorial Hospital. Equipment Halts doctor said..... wWillis m .------coiild K.be “ in jjis fo^id consisted of Edward A. White, 60, of 126 danger of dying from blood beans, wheat \gcrm, canned Helaine Rd. told police that he Phone Tie-ups poisoning*' or the hernia could fruit, and evapoifated miik. was driving east on E. Middle become gangrenous. In 1954, Wiilis sailed across Tpke., when the horse sudden­ The Southern New England 'k However, during the morning, the Pacific in 115 days. On Nov. ly bolted out in front of him. Telephone Co. is making the Coast Guard said the doctor 10, 1964, he arrived under tow in The impact of the collision changes in its central office on board the Ingham had re­ Sydney, Australia, on a raft. knocked the horse into a ditch, equipment to prevent tie-ups vised the diagnosis and said Age Unlimited, after a 204-day, and the horse died instantly, of customers’ lines that occur Willis was not suffering from a 10,000-miie journey. police say. After the impact, when the calling party leaves strangulated hernia, which He had started from Peru the White car veered into the the receiver off the phone. probably would have killed him July 4, 1963, with several pet opposite lane and collided with Recently these modifications before help arrived. gats on a 33-by-18-foot steel raft. a car driven by George N. Lau- were rna^e to the central of­ He was suffering, the doctor smashed a rudder during the ri, 28, of East Hartford. fice serving customers in Man­ ■aid, from a bilateral hernia trip and suffered a hernia trying Police say the White car had chester whose telephone num­ a two-pronged protrusion of an to repair it near Samoa in No­ heavy damage' to its front end bers start with 643, 646 or 649. abdominal organ through con­ vember 1963. He returned to had had to be towed away. With modifications to the nective tissue or through the New York while repairs were White was cut on the chest and equipment, either party— the wall of the cavity in which the piade and resumed his journey arm, was treated at the hos­ caller or the person called—can org^an lies. from Samoa in June 1964. pital and released. Minor dam­ break the connection by re­ WiUis’ boat would have been Willis has had a life at sea age was done to the Lauri car. placing the receiver. The equip­ file smallest to make the east­ ever since as a young man he ment automatically breaks the 2 The horse, named Midnight, ward Atlantic crossing. connection 12 seconds after shipped out of Hamburg, Ger­ reportedly became frightened either person hangs up. Pre­ Last year, Robert Manry, a many, on a square rigger which as he was being bridled at the viously, in many Connecticut Genuine Spring • All II. S. Raised Cleveland, Ohio, newspa­ sailed around Cape Horn. He rear of the home of Warren communities, the caller could perman, sailed his 13-foot Tink­ met his wife th 1928 aboard a Hubbard at 805 E. Middle tie up the line by not replacing er belle to Plymouth. cruise ship. The couple resides Tpke. What caused the horse to Willis did mot take along in Manhattan. the receiver and the person he bolt and run away could not be ...... had called could not use his determined. phone. Imprisoned in Wrecked Plane The 1,200 pound horse was taken back to the residence o f TRAIN WRECKS TRACTOR 2 the owner (Hubbard) and it WINDSOR (API—A New Ha­ was buried at the rear of the ven Railroad freight engine Helpless Six Days, Hubbard property, its grave slammed into a tractor stalled was marked by a cross. on a private crossing Sunday, Two other accidents Sunday breaking the vehicle in two. IT'S FUN! evening resulted in minor dam-i The driver of the tractor, Ed­ State Man Rescued age to cars involved. A car driv­ win Peters, 53, escaped injury. t en by Wilfrid Cote ol Glaston­ One northbound passenger train (Continued from Page One) bury pulled out onto Main St. had to be shunted onto the ■aid Emmanuel's mother, Mrs. told by Goldfarb that one after making a stop at Armory southbound tracks around the SftiN and IT'S FRFF! these rights concerns future St. and was hit by a car drlv- site of the crash. Thomas H. Emmanuel of Hart­ magazine coverage of the story. ford. “ We knew we'd find him He said all further information ■live. concerning his client would come FOREQUARTER CHOP LB The 39-year-old survivor was from his office. He did not say IT'S EASY! suffering from malnutrition, ex- what Information might be re- posure, and shock. He was in leased. i : ■erious condition, but' conscious HAWAIIAN COMBINATION The body of the 32-year-old and able to speak. His ordeal pilot remained at the scene of Just pick up your was over. the wreck overnight. It was to It took some doing to get Em­ be removed today. manuel out. The small helicop­ LUAU The only member of the Em­ ter that found him couldn’t Free Copy of the manuel family who had not gone j manage it. A bigger Air Force through an ordeal of waiting and SPONSORED BY THE VFW AUXILIARY helicopter from Suffolk, N.Y. , . , . v, „„ RIB LAMB CHOPS ^95‘ Bonus Bingo Game manuel’s 2%-year-old son, Tom. AND THE POST making three passes at the site. The boy was told only that his Along busy Interstate 91, cars father was away on a trip and BONUS .M. pulled over to watch as the hel- «„„octed back “anv dav ’’ SAT., AUG. 27-6:30 P.M. LOIN LAMB CHOPS Book at your Icopter deposited its burden That day finally arrived. gently in a field where an am­ bulance was waiting to speed AT THE POST HOME FIVE HIKERS KILLED Store Emmanuel to Meriden Hospital. 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8Yq>reme Forest of Tall Cedars, of Tall Cedars pf Lebanon. The by bus with their families, and Coventry Cedars Attract was guest speaker. His topic fountain, he said, would be upon return to Cqpnecticut were RANGE W hitney-kee Kibbe-Joyner Parking Law Change itehler-Forde "God Bless America.’’ erected in front of a bell tower guests at a barbecue at the AND B f f'e c 11 v e immediate­ ^DUU lO kjCl VlCtJ George Heck was director of soon to be constructed at the home of Band Manager Frank ly, overnight parking is per­ FUEL OIL Miss Christine May Joyner A total of 2,800 members of the Nutmeg Forest Band of outdoor worship center, and Kalas inTolland. Miss Marlene Tureck Forde | Blood Gifts Needed, mitted on town streets, ex­ Tall Cedar’ units In M ai^chu- Manchester, which arranged a would serve as a permanent ------GASOLINE and Karl Buck Kehler, both of oit Manchester and Thomas cept for the period, Nov. 1 setts, Rhode Island and Con- program of special music for memorial to the Tall Cedars, Manchester, exchanged vows Gilbert Kibbe of Newington through March 31. . necticut members of the Mason- the event. He also mentioned that Aug. Fiber* Reach 45 lb*.' Saturday morning at Concor­ were imited In marriage Satur­ Unit Visits Tomorrow During the Nov. 1 - March. Ic fraternity, and their families Dean Cronklte of East Hart- 20, 1987 was the date chosen ■ CHICAGO — , Domestic con- dia Lutheran Church. day evening at Center Congre­ 31 period, no overnight park­ and friends yesterday atlended ford, past Grand Tall Cedar of for next year’s T all. Cedars Me- sumption o f wool, cotton and The bride is the daughter of Walk-in donors are welcome entry, as well u the towns of BANTU OIL gational Church. ing will be permitted be­ the second annual Tall Cedars Nutmeg Forest, was general mortal Service' at Rindge. man-made fibers increased 10 Mr. and Mr^xArthur Forde of and urged to attend the Blood- Andover and Bolton, the othpr (OMI'ANY, INC. The bride is a daughter of tween the hours o f 2 a.m. to Worship Service at the Ca- chairman of the event. He re- A family picnic was held at per cent per person from 1964 106 Oak St. The bridegroom is Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Joyner mobile unit visit from 1:16 p.m. ‘ ^ o towns of the new 61st As- 61 p.m. ithedral in the Pines, Rindge, ported that the group was con- Annette State Park, adjacent to to 1966 — to 45 pounds, ^ e :f:ii MMN Siui:i’;r the son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. . - semWy District. (Local Rep. of 35 Phelps Rd. The bride- No overnight street park­ N. H. sidering, A memorial fountain the Cathedral in the Pinesj* af- highest level since 1943. Fiber r r ,!,. ir.'tr. Kehler of 79 Constance Dr. to 6:15 p.m. tomorrow at the Walter L. Thorp is the GOP g^room Is 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. ing will b<6 permitted at any The ReV. Robert S. Nagle of at (Jathedral in the Pines as a ter the service. consumption last year totaled The Rev. Joseph turret of Nathan Hale Community Center candidate seeking to represent U.u kxillc Gilbert O. Kibbe of Newington. time in any restricted zones. Holmes, Pa., chaplain of-the project for the Supreme Council Nutmeg’s Band made the trip 8.8 billion pouii^. \ Concordia Lutheran Church per­ on Main St. ’The program Is the three towps in this new dls- The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, ’The new regpilations ar#; formed the double ring ceremo­ pastor of Center Congregational sponsored by the Auxiliary to trlct). contained in a new ordi­ ny. David Almond whs the or­ Church, performed the double Green- Chobot- Richardson Post Atty. Allen said he would* be nance, adopted by the board ganist, and Wesley Smith was ring cerehiony. Richard Wach- in contact with the Goldberg of directors on Aug. 2. soloist. Baskets of white shasta No. 82, American Legion. telhausen of Wallingrford was headquarters and a date for the daisies and gladioli were on the Mrs. Eugene Rychling, cap­ organist. Howard Foxworth of candidate’s appearemce in the SAVE CASH...GET tain of the day, reports the Brander, Beebe Camp Rd., altar. Hartford was soloist. Bouquets area will be announced shortly. The bride was given in mar­ staff for the affair has been Janet C. Good, Sandra C. Hilt, of white pompons and ivy were Thorp, at the local GOP cau­ TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS, TOO! riage by her father. She wore an completed: Mrs. William Heff; Goose Lane, Lee Beth Karasin- on the altar. cus recently, received the ivory peau de sole gown de­ ron of South St. is handling ap­ ski, Douglas H. McKain and The bride was given in mar­ unanimous endorsement of the signed with a square neckline, pointments; Mrs. Vinton Wer­ Richard L. Olsen, Carson Dr. riage by her father. She wore assembled electors. The en­ short sleeves trimmed with alen- ner, Mrs. Kathleen Watson, Edward G. Stupcenskl, Hin­ a full-length gown and mantll- dorsement cites Thorp’s "exper­ con lace, empire bodice with Mrs. Robert Helms and Mrs. kle Mae Dr., has been nf#ned to la-style veil. She carrifed a ience and success in the Legis­ bow at the back of the waist­ Hazel Ireland will be the reg­ the dean's list at the University single long-stemmed white rose. lature where he ha#’ served so line, A-line skirt accented with istered nurses. of Hartford's evening^-.college Miss Karen A. Fredrickson vigorously since first elected by alencon lace, and a detachable Dr. William Williams of Staf­ for his work during the 1MS^66 of Manchester was maid of the people of Coventry in 1962.’’ chapel-length train. Her bouf­ ford Springs, and Dr. Oliver J. academic year. honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Thorp said his campaign plans Joins Navy fant veil of silk illusion was ar­ r Purnell of Rockville, both mem­ Kirsten Johnson and Miss would include as much personal Dexter Wheelock, son of Dex­ ranged from a pearl embroid­ Cheryl Clark, “both of Manches­ bers of the Tolland County Med­ 2 contact as possible with all the ter C. Wheelock of Babcock ered pillbox hat, and she car­ ter, Miss Dorothy Holabird of ical Society are volunteering ried a bouquet of stephanotis, their services for this program, voters of the new 51st District, Hill Rd., has enlisted in the North Branford and Miss Su­ the A-B-C towns of Andover, Navy for a foUF-yekr’ tour of phalaenopsis orchids and ivy. zanne Proctor of Cranston, R.I.' as well as all bloodmoblle unit Bolton, and Coventry. duty. He will take basic train­ Mrs, Bruce A. Forde of Man­ Miss Penelope Joyner of Man­ visits in Toliand County. The GOP caucus endorsed the ing at the Great Lakes, 111., chester,' sister-in-law of the chester, sister of the bride, was Additional personnel include following to seek office on the Naval Training Center. A Cov­ bride, was matron of honor. She flower girl. The bridal attend­ Mrs. Esther S. M. Olsen, Mrs. entry High School grraduate, wore a green linen gown with ants were dressed alike in floor- Ethel Harris and Mrs. Edith November ticket: Ellmore ’Turk- Wheelock has attended Dick­ satin trim, designed with length moss green and ivory Pomroy, nurses’ aides; Mrs. ington. Incumbent, judge of inson College. scooped neckline, fitted bodice, gowns with moss green acces­ Ivan Robertson, Mrs. Charles probate; Mrs. Gertrude A. Ha­ elbow-Tength ^leeves and a slim ven, incumbent, registrar of^ sories, and each carried a single '-V f - ' Nyack and Mrs. Ralph Bums, 2 Manchester Evening Herald -skirt with back fullness. She long-stemmed red rose. voji*;; typists; Mrs. Elaine Hotchkiss, voters, second district; Mrs. wore a matching petal head- Edward B. Curtis of Hartford Mrs. Janet Brozowskl, Mrs. Karen L. Barnes, same post, Coventry correspondent, P. piece and carried a hand bou­ Marjorie Graham, Mrs. Betty first district; Leroy M. Roberts, Pauline Uttle, tel. 742-6231. served as best man. Ushers MEAT quet of daisies with ferns and were Stephen Joyner of Man­ Lacek, and Mrs. Mary McNa­ Lawrence C. Latimer, Allan Ol­ gold velvet streamers. chester, brother of the bride; mara, canteen. sen, H. Wilbur Stevens, An- TYPHOON LOSING PUNCH Miss Joel Lynn Kehler and Gerald T. Kibbe of Newington, ZBA Grants Variances thony Tremont, J. Richard Ni­ (AP) — ’Typhoon Vio- PRANKFURTS Mlss Lisa Jane Kehler, both of % cola, Herman R. Allard, -*nd la, rapidly losing force, struck ' ^ brother of the bridegroom; The Zoning Board of Appeals Manchester and sisters of the 't : . James Baldwin of Brooklyn has unanimously granted three Christina Woods, justices of central Japain today bringing bridegroom, were bridesmaids. ■o Burian-Mosg photo Heights, N. Y.. and N. East­ appeals for variances of local peace. torrential rains over the ■wide Their outfits were similar to the FRESH DRESSED MRS. KARL BUCK KEHLER man Webber of Boston, Mass. zoning regulations. Potential new voters are re- area but damage reported so honor attendant’s and they car­ Mrs. Joyner wore a floor- Mrs. Ruth C. Boyce of Steep minded by Gene H. Boylngton, far was Ught. > As __ U U T N O n ried hand bouquets of yellow length beige gown with moss Nasslff photo Hollow Lane, Manchester, has town committee publirtty co- The Maritime Safety Agency EASTERN SHORE daisies with velvet streamers. Schallor photo green accessories. The bride­ MRS. THOMAS GILBERT KIBBE permission to have an antique ordinator, that the next voter- said three fishing boats capsized Bruce A. Forde of Manches­ MRS. RICHARD PUTNAM WHITNEY groom’s mother wore a floor- shop in a bam on her premises making session is scheduled for in heavy seas, with one fisher- SLICED BACON s 8 9 * ter, brother of the bride, served Miss Mary Catherine Lee of niece of the bride, was flower length turquoise with on Route 44A, and to also have 10 a.m. to noon Sept. 10 in the man reported missing. as best man. Ushers were Ron- Mrs. Kibbe is employed at a member of Lambda Chi Al- Town Hall. The Meteorological Agency a i d a small sign at the shop. CHUCK FU.LET T custafson of Manchester, Manchester and Richard Put- girl. ^ Travelers Insurance Co., Hart- pha fraternity. He is working said Viola was downgraded to a .79' cousin of'th e bride: and Timo- nam Whitney of Warwick, R.I., The adult attendants were corsages of roses Mrs. Catherine A. Hill of CHOPPED ft nUPEO A reception for 300 was held ford, and is majoring in Eng- for his MA degree at Trinity 'The South Coventry Coop- tropical storip with 30-45 miles thy Kehler of East Hartford, were wed Saturday morning at dressed in full-length gown-s of South St. has permission to close at the Masonic Temple. After lish at Manchester Community College, Hartford, end is em- .»» uncle of the bridegroom. St. James Church. turquoise linen, fashioned with in ant existing front porch of a erative Nursery and Kindergar- an hour winds when it reached VEAL STEAKS .89' a trip to Cape Cod, Mass., the College. Mr. Kibbe is a grad- ployed at Hamilton Standard, ______ten is having an open house Cape Omaezakl, about 90 miles BEEP R D Mrs. Forde wore a shell pink The bride is the daughter of scooped neckline and A-line Aircraft, house on her property on Stand couple will live at 224 Dauntless uate of the University of Con- Division of United i.sh Rd. to make a larger living program at 8 p.m. Wednesday southwest of Tokyo. embroidered eyelet silk organza Mrs. Helen Lee of Manchester skirts, and they wore matching L.ane, Hartford. necticut, Storrs, where he was Windsor Locks. dress with matching accessories and the late John H. Lee. The crowns with short veils. The area, noting that the alteration in Kingsbury House. ^^ad maximum winds of 100 NEWPORT ROAST miles an hour a few hours ear­ S U R D mnoN ' and a corsage of rubrum lilies, bridegroom is the son of Mr. and honor attendant carried a cas- it not for rental purposes. Applications for enrollment lier. The mother of the bridegroom Mrs. Charles A. Whitney of War- cade bouquet of pastel colored and green and royal blue ac- Mrs. M. Eleanor Juros of registration in the classes may J/W P . aaraMAomaBEEF eaaaiaaeeSTEW amMaoi taem m wore a peach colored crepe wick. carnations and baby’s breath, cessories. The couple will live Thompson St.. Glastonbury, has be had by contacting Mrs. Ed­ MUfllr*-?ANOUS-^CDU 11 dress with matching accessories The Rev. Vincent J. Flynn The bridesmaids carried cas- in Woodstock, N.Y., after Sept. a piece of land on Grant Hill ward Smith Jr. and a corsage of pale pink ros- performed the double ring cere- cade bouquets of predominantly i. Rd. which has been accepted as Clothing exhibitors for the We*re as BONELESS HAMS gg mony and was celebrant at the pink carnations. Mrs. Whitney Is a graduate a building lot which Is 15 feet Tolland CJounty Fair to be held n s o m c u i h a n m t h e T u o n u t a b u s A reception for 150 was held nuptial Mass. Bouquets of gladi- The flower girl wore a floor- of Bloomfield High School and .short in frontage and 6,271.2 Friday and Saturday are to near as W THI UTNNAl TOOTIAU UA 80I A at the KofC Home. The couple oli and carnations were on the length dress of pink linen, a st. Francis Hospital School of square feet short in area. bring their garments to the will live at H Colonial Village altar. wreath of pastel flowers in her Nursing. Hartford, where she Candidates Endorsed fair grounds at the TAC build­ your Dr., Arlington, Mass. The bride was given in mar- hair, and carried a colonial jg on the staff. Mr. Wkitney Democrats have endorsed lo­ ing In Vernon between 7 pm. CAMPBELL’S Mrs. Forde, a graduate of riage by her brother-in-law, bouquet of pastel flowers. has a B.S. degree in accounting cal candidates for local office and 9 p.m. today with the ex­ telephone 10'/2'OZ. TOP QUALITY Manchester High School, receiv- James F. McVeigh of Manches- Terrence J. Lee of Manches- from Bryant College, Provi- in the November election: Lu- ception of Mansfield exhibitors can ed a B. S. degree with high dis- ter. She wore a floor-length ter, brother of the bride, served dence, R .I. He will be employed cious A. Pettingill Jr., judge of who pjay bring such, same time TOMATO SOUP CHICKEN QUARTERS Unction from Simmons College, gown of peau de soie, designed as best man. Ushers were An- by IBM at Kingston, N.Y., in probate; Mrs. Bessie I. Strack, tomorrow (Tues.) Boston, Mass., in 1965; and a with lace appliques around the drew Knox of Hartford and the falL inciunbent registrar of voters, The county fair will be from LEGS with hack BREASTS with wing TIPT0P ,U m 0I B R U n 0IIH r f A A f V . IBDSON-rAMLTlIXinO. M. S. degree from Cornell Uni- neckline and on the bodice and David Nokes of Boston, M a s s . , ------^— . second district, and Mrs. Ruth 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., including versity, Ithaca. N. Y. in 1966. front of the A-line skirt, and ca- both cousins of the bridegroom; Scrolls Stolen Benoit, same post, first district; the aimual round and square U She is' a member of Omicron thedral-length train with lace and Samuel Goldman of War- dance starting at 8 p.m., FM- FRinTDRINKS NAPKINS 200 C. IPeter 'VanDine, Lionel G. OIAIS Onoi-UDOID M AUflASIAIICB Nu, a national home economics appliques. Her elbow-length veil wick. NEW HAVEN (AP)—Temple Your order for drug needs Jean, Michael Treschuk, Alan day, and from 9:30 a.m. to 9 and cosmetics will be taken honorary society, and will join of French illusion was arranged Mrs. Lee wore a pink crepe Keser Israel has set a value of Cahill, Mrs. Holly Gantner. p.m. Saturday. care o f Immediately. ICE TEA m ‘n’’49*’ GLADE NIST 3 9 4 5 * the faculty of Garland Junior from a crown of peau de soie dress, matching accessories, and about $6,000 on three old scrolls Raynnond H. Bradey Sr., Albert On Dean’s List College, Boston. Mr. Kehler, a petals and seed pearls, and she a corsage of white carnaUons which were stolen from the main Seven University of Connec­ Meyers 8r., and Mrs. Anita FIESTA PUNCH •GRAPE* APPLE-GRAPE *10 CAL GRAPE 1 qt i M f l graduate of Manchester High carried a cascade bouquet of and sweetheart roses. The bride- sanctuary. Bamblett, Justices of peace. ticut students from Coventry School,-^ received his B. S. and white carnations and sweet- groom’s mother wore a mint One of the scrolls was over All registered local Demo­ were placed on the Dean’s Roll (jdsddojfLL, c i f l C K E N S . 3 9 ' M. S. degrees from the Massa- heart roses. green dress, matching acces- three centuries old, said Rabbi during the past academic year. crats may vote from noon to 767 MAIN ST.—643-5321 chusetts Institute of Technolo- Miss Joan Huntley of West series, and a corsage of yellow Andrew Klein, and another was Those honored were: Jan E. 8 p.m. Wednesday In the party Prescription Pharmacy WELCHADE DRINKS 3^ < I G gy, Cambridge, Mass. He is a Springfield was maid of ^lonor. about 100 years old. sweetheart roses. primary to determine who shall Blamberg, Silver St, Sue M. g H ) C H U C K . 6 5 ' member of Phi Beta Epsilon so- Bridesmaids were Miss Susan "There is quite a market for A reception for 140 was held be the candidate for the post of cial fraternity. Eta Kappa Nu Kuchta of Hartford, cousin of at the Glastonbury Hills Coun­ these scrolls in New York,’’ he TAinn ElAIIDS-IIAnAKII mann TinCK'S DRTANT NUHD senator from the 35th senatorial 1-ib. national electrical engineering the bride: Miss Marilyn Whit- try Club. For a motor trip to said Saturday. district ’The choice is to be cant S 7 5 * honorary fraternity, Tau Beta ney of Warwick, sister of the the Maine coast and Nova “The scrolls were kept in a *1®* POTATOES tk 59* made between Atty. Charles S. ORANGES 3 CIHCK Pi national engineering hono- bridegroom; And Mrs. Hugh J. Scotia, Mrs. Whitney wore a part of the building which had M A MAIBC0VAiaUWArnS(tt4tJ0R^ rary fraternity, and is an asso- Murphy of South Meriden. Miss blue-green linen dress with not been used since June 26, he Tarplnian of Mansfield and Atty. SHOUUIER STEAE . 9 9 ® ciate member of the society of Melissa McVeigh of Manchester, jacket trimmed withroyal blue said. Edwin M. Lavltt of Vernon. M T F00D'^-^«fumnuaa6 FIG NE W T O N S 3 Sigma Xi. He is employed as a n ------;------’The polls are: For the First indus'irial liaison officer at District, In the Registrar of Vot­ mliDR&RS 'ir 9 9 ' ers room in the Town Hall on GRAND UNION 'Massachusetts Institute of 1-lb.$l| Technology. Edelm ari'Prohaska Rt. 31, and for the Second Dis­ trict. In the North Coventry cans ■ ME e n l i v e r s . 5 9 ' BRE.AK FOR EXERCISE I------Firehouse. PORK 'N BEANS Goldberg Committee ANNAPOLIS, Md.-State em­ Miss Susan Jackson Prohaska Ameri€a*s biggest 8 TOP QUALITY ployes in get a 10- of Glastonbury, formerly of Atty. John W. Allen is head minute daily "physical-fitness Manchester, became the bride of a apecial committee "Joe Jo.s«ph Jay photo casual shoe values COOKES P’ldberg for Congress. ” Gold­ d u t c h APPLE 4 7 ‘ Durraraoc.cBn ^1:37* CHICKEN PARTS MRS. THOMAS BRIAN LUBY berg la the GOP candidate for Compare Vfner Casuals— In style, in leather l tidote to the fat-inducing coffee Robesonia, Pa., Saturday after- quality, in craftsmanship— whh shoes s e llin g ------SHOP SMND UNION FOE THE LEGS with thighs BREASTS with ribs St. Bridget’s Church was the bridesmaids carried bouquets of break. ^ noon at South Methodist Church. congressman from the Second Oongp'easionELl District. for dollars more per pair. YouH agree— "Par FRESHEST PRODUCE MTONN ■cene of the "wedding of Miss yellow pompons with moss - The bride is the daughter of green velvet streamers. Mr. and Mrs. Bradiey J. Pro­ Upon being appointed by lo­ niora? What for?** Karen Ann Johnson of Man­ Barry Luby of Rocky Hill haska of Glastonbury, former­ cal party town committee l^l^^SWEET VINE-RIPENED LARGE SIZE chester aind Thomas Brian |.uby served as his brother’s best ly of Manchester. "The bride­ Chairman Bertron A. Hunt, Al­ LARGEST SELECTION OF LOAFERS IN CONN. of Rocky Hill Saturday morn­ man. Ushers were Eric Johnson groom is the son of Mr. and len said he was honored to be 5 3 * . 5 9 asked to serve in this capacity P ing. of Manchester, brother of the Mrs. Benjamin A. Edelman of Robesonia. for the Town of Coventry. He The bride Is a daughter of bride; and William Lincoski of The Rev. Percy F. Smith of also said the "Goldberg Cam­ HONEYDEWS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. John­ Hartford. paign, already well imder way, son of 86 Columbus St. The Mrs. Johnson wore a blue the ■ New London Methodist silk linen and lace jacket dress, Church performed the double will continue to build through . bridegroom is a son of Mr. aird DELICIOUS-HOME GROWN ^ioUBIAcounAMPom sum pm-TouA _ matching accessories and a cor­ rmg ceremony. Mr. Jack Grove Fill lot pholo the next feV weeks and will Mrs. Thomas F. Luby of Rocky SHOES . V H E RIPENED PAINBMN CHOSE ^ CmCLPARTS 2 t£29< sage of dubonnet sweetheart of Avon was organist. Bouquets MRS. CARTER GEORGE DECORMIER certainly Include another ap­ TOMATOES Hill. 2 nARKarsoup roses. ’The bridegroom’s mother of white gladioli were ‘ on the pearance in the Town of Oov- 8 6 1 M A IN n CSUMUDMim IU1B The Rev. Dennis R. Hussey The marriage of Miss Kath- The bridal attendants were SWEET wore a beige lace ensernble altar. W rfO lE Pa in eia n Gh b s e ^ 47* WHITE TUNA 2 ^ 7 1 * performed the double-ring cere­ leen Hyland Bentz to Carter dressed alike in full-length linen with blue-accessories and a cor­ The bride was given in mar­ RED RIPE EA.I ooMOUiMBmium ^ KUDBK-IPLT mony. Raymond’ Murphy George DeOrmier, both of gowns, fashioned with blue bod- w nERM EtON riage by her father. She wore was orgamist and soloist. Ar­ sage of yellow sweetheart Manchester, was solenmize.d ices- with bateau necklines and r u s H - w u m N PARNESAI CBKESI 77* FACIAL TBSUE2'%*'41* I roses. a silk organza gown, designed FREE CAUFORMA'S OOc I COUnA lUTOID _ M i m t rangements of white 'gladioli with high scooped neckline, bell Saturday, Aug. 13 at St. Bridg- orchid sheath skirts bordered and pompons were on the al­ A reception for 100 was held et’s Church. at the hemline with contrasting DELIVERY GRAPES r

\ u. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1966 PAGE m T B B H MANCHESTER EVENING H E^LD , MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 22,1966 PAGE FOURTEEM THE Shot Helps but Not N.L. Batters ICO ion Herald Angle *3r GETS HIS MAN — Change o f Scenery EARL YOST Wins 20th Dodger pitcher, Sandy Missed Putt Four Years Ago Sports Editor Koufax, just barely gets foot on first-base On Six-Hit bag ahead of Tim Mc- A three-foot putt that par 266, two strokes ahead of Wall, whose last tour victory third with George Archer at 269 round. Argentine veteran Rober­ even after rounds of 66 aad IT Quarterback with the ‘Go’ Helps Earl Wilson — three strokes behind. to DeViqenzo shot a hole-in-one at the start. He slipped to a 70 Carver, Cardinal didn’t drop is a grim mem­ Wes Ellis Jr. was the 1964 San Diego Open, hasn't been a big winner since on the 168-yard 13th hole. He on Saturday, but Sunday waa Convinced more than (ever after getting a first hand Showing catchef, after Wes NEW YORK (AP)—The change of scenery was a ory to carry throtigh 72 Ellis bogeyed the. next-to-last Ellis, a 34-year-old,., club pro look at the Hartford Charter Oak.s in actual game co^m- hole to go two strokes behind 1959, when he captured the at West Caldwell, N.J., Was nev­ finished with 67 for a total Of his worst day on th.e greenal Parker, Dodgers’ first little painful for Earl Wilson, but he’s found that th« holes of championship golf, 280, fourteen strokes off the Palmer three-putted the second petition last Saturday night is that all the team needed as Wall was looking over a Masters, three other tourneys er more than two strokes behind NEW YORK (AP) — baseman, made diving harder he works the less it hurts. , but Art Wall Jr. had it in and top winnings of $63,167. pace. hole, took four pUtts on the fol­ to “ go” was a quarterback! who didn’t fear getting hit, downhill 12-foot putt on the final Wall’s record-setting pace. They When Sandy Koufax gets stop of McCarver’s Wilson, traded from Boston to Detroit two months mind throughout his wire- green. “ I definitely can’t play the were tied for the lead after the Amateur Jimmy Grant, a 24- lowing hole, and wound up with as was the case last year. Handsome I^ee Grosscup was a shot of cortisone, his left ago, reeled off his sixth straight victory Sunday and a 77 — his highest round ill drive. (AP Photofax) to-wire victory in the! “ I saw that Wes had taken a tour every week now,” said the first and third rounds, and Ellis year-old playing hia home at the controls a year ago. He was a picture passer in elbow feels better and Na­ hit one of five Tiger homers in a 9-4 romp over Amerij- $100,000 Insurance City 42-year-old Wall, who has played stayed even until the ninth hole course, fired a seven-under-par tournament golf this year. practice, and on occasion u n d er ------bogey, and I just lagged the tional League batters feel can League-leading Baltimore. ______. Open golf tournament. putt,” Wall said. It left him an In only a dozen tourneys this of the final 18. 64 on the final day to finish The best putter of the tour­ fire, but when the chips were y^rd flip to speedy Ron Mc- worse. The triumph, Wilson’s 10th in ~ ' Wall, who blasted the Weth­ eight-lncher which he tapped in year. He described himself as It was a 234-yard par three at 271. Grant, a 1966 graduate nament belonged to Wall, and down, he just didn’t have it. cauley and then a toss to Bob- Koufax, whose arthritic elbow 14 decisions since Joining the jj, ^ row, overcame a 4-1 Min- ersfield Country Club course easily. “ semi-retlred ” and added: ‘ it’s which Wall described as the on­ of the University of Houston, he credited Casper with remind­ ft The_ feeling „ „grew with each by Gaiters which covered 4S forced him out of a game just Tigers, gave him an over-all nesota lead with three runs in with rounds of S6-S4-69-S8 to win Wall’s final round included 15 nice to know that you can play ly “ real tough hole on the finished only one stroke off the ing him of the right way to pas.sing week that the Charter yards and took the star1^ ..^ flsA OQf/a Arriving on the scene for the little hurt when I was traded but run-producing single in the sev­ miss, they would have a play­ lyA• •■tjyj;;-*'’'’.• XvSO'S;;;': < ^'4:'' the line of scrimmage, after he had to leave the ganqe in the 1906 Continental F o o t b a l l I also think the move gave me a enth lifted the White Sox pa,?t off for the title. Goalby won moving the Oaks from their fifth inning. 2 little Incentive.’’ the Indians, who had been the tournament on the seventh League season which got un­ own one foot line to the Phllly He received a shot of corti­ Wilson, whonuM was TTcuo 13-14i.. .-. with ...... the w.w breezing along with a 2-0 lead extra hole. derway last Saturday night be­ 31, he threw o ff balance and sone that night and two days fore a crowd of 10,000, better Red Sox last season and 6-6 be- behind right-hander Steve Har- “ It was a little easier than was Intercepted. ’The latter led i^ter was on the sidelines throw- fore the June 13 trade, couldn’t gan than 9,000 paid, was John To------— ------, four years ago," Wall said Sun­ to the night’s final score - on xfter the workout, he said: explain his sudden success at«« ntUHargan gttll heldllCiU theVlic Sox hitles* rok. the final play—when Brodhead ..i -h pjjgjj Sunday.’ ’ day after his finish at 18-under- * * a ■ Detroit. “ I still think it’s easier until the fifth while Rocky Colq- threw to wlngman AU Kirk- That he did. He stopped the pitching in Boston than in this vito’s single in the first inning Let Upset Win wood in the end aone. Cardinals on six hits, only ^hree park,’’wovklr ** heVkA said.OQ1/1 and AMan errorA.WMAW V\sr by v*tcr>lfright flpldAPfielder After the point-happy half, after the first inning when the Smiih Has 280 The former Arlwma State Elsewhere, Boston snapped —.. xwuwioun Robinson m in m,. the ,.... third sent the final 30 minutes produced Cardinals scored their run, forward passing whiz, who had Minnesota’s winning streak at Cleveland runs across, just two scores, a 10-yard field gtruch out 10 and achieved the it'A Adding a fine round 72 to 2 six, overtaking the Twins 6-4; * * • Giants before settling for a mi- goal by Bill Shockley of Hart­ X his first three day scores of a trial wHh the New York third 20-game season of his Chicago swept past Cleveland 3- YANKS-A’S— 'I ford—his third o f the night — career. 2; New York trimmed Kansas jo e Pepitone rapped a double 69-69-70, Ronnie (Red) nor league salary, was sensa­ and Kirkwood’s six-pointer. Elsewhere in the National City 7-3 and Washington slugged and single, driving in three Smith finished In a tie for tional in leading the Oaks .to a Winner of three straight, in­ m 44th place In the ICO with League, Pitts>burgh held a one California 7-4. runs, and Clete Boyer poked a thrilling 36-31 decision over the cluding two exhibitions, Hart- .r .‘. a total of 280. percentage point lead over San * * * two-run single in the Yankees’ vaunted Phll^elphia B u l l d ^ played a ground, ball cup Wes Ellis loop's No. 1 quarterback. revitalized unit, superbly con­ * » • past California and ruining the ter than I expected. I began to Eich Second at ERCC >Art WsH Before Brodhead could even ditioned, were really something RED SOX-TWINS— major league debut of Angels tire a bit in the latter innings — Teen-age Stars Coveted Club Cliampionship trophy at the Ellington 66-64-66-68—266 $30,000 taise his pitching arm, Hart­ in their maiden league attrac­ American League The Red Sox, who had lost five starter Ramon Lopez. Wes Ellis you always get tired, but 1 had Ridge (Country Club will soon have a new name inscrib­ ford had 17 points on the score- tion, which pleased the partisan enough stuff.’’ W. L. Pet. G.B. 66-66^70-308 U.OOO board. “ But once the former crowd no end. Baltimore .. 80 43 .650 — ed on it. Stan Hilinski Jr. is the fellow following his BiHy Casoer success on the weekend at the ER course, Hilinski, a 60 60 64 67—280 6.360 Duke great got wamied up, the Statistically, Philadelphia had PIRATES-OUBS— Detroit ...... 67 55 .549 12'^ Pace Swimmers Georg* Archer Bulldogs of Wayne Hardin, for- a big edge, first down— 26 to Bob Veale pitched a two-hitter aeveland .. 66 59 .528 15 Alarm-ed Major League three-time club champion at 71-67-64-67—260 8.350 mer Navy head coach, were 15-, rushing—193 yards to 88- and received support from Minnesota .. 66 59 .528 15 LINCOLN, Neb. (A P )— Handsome young Mike Bur­ th# Manchester Country Club, Julius Boroa back in business. A t the end of passing, 21 for 33 and 277 yards Chicago ...... 65 60 .520 16 67- 86-7U66-7-3TO4,300 * Pittsburgh's 18-hit attack. Jesse ton of Sacramento, Calif., and 15-year-old little Patty NEW YORK— (NEA) — ^Leaders: made his maidenr try a success­ a-Junea A. Grant the first 15 minutes, Philly was to 13 for 25 and 243 yards, but California .. 61 63 .492 19Vi The return of club football Gonder, Willie Stargell and Caretto of Whittier, Calif., stole the show with a pair ful one at ER. 68^9-7(V64-271 out front 21-17. trailed in the most important Manny Mota each lashed four New York .. 56 69 .448 25 of world records in swimming’s metric miles as the to Fordluun revives mem­ American League Paul Bondeaon It was a fantastic football department, total points. hits with Gonder driving in Washington . 56 72 .438 26*4 ories of the great series In BatUng (300 at bats) —Oliva, The one-ti.me baseball player, 60-68-68-66—271 8.800 16th National AAU Outdoor Championships closed with Homero Blanca* PAYPOWER now a successful machine shop game, complete with a HtUe One doubts if there will be three runs. Gonder and Roberto Kansas City 54 71 .432 27 the 1930b betw e^ the Rams Minnesota, .322; F. Robinson, 66-71-60-67—373 8,400 of everything, particularly pin­ another game this season with Clemente homered while Billy Boston ...... 54 74 .422 28^^ four more world marks Sunday night. and the Unlversll^ of Pitts­ Baltimore, .313. owner, posted a 54-hole medal Olympians Don Schollander, — Kel Nagit point passing, great pass catch­ as many thrills as the Oaks pro­ Williams cmuiected for Chicago. Sunday’s Results burgh. Runs — F. Robinson, Balti­ play score of 220 on rounds of 66-73-7»-76-3rn 8.600 ing, fine defense and some hard, vided In their opener. Detroit 9, Baltimore 4 Pokey Watson and ''Claudia the 1,300-meter mark before One year Fordham coach more, 95; Aparicio, Baltimore, 76-69-72 to edge Harry Eich. Paul Harney Kolb, all of the powerful Santa edging ahead of 14-year-old Deb- 68- 67-71-67—878 S.«30 HePOWER TO LEARN M O RE... clean hitting, which delighted The outcome should help GIANT8-BRAVES— Chicago 3. Cleveland 2 Sleepy Jim Crowley was try­ 81. The latter, a former pro basket­ Kermit Zartey the excellent crowd at Dillon stimulate the akepticals who Atlanta took a 4-2 lead against Washington 7, California 4 Clara, Calif., Swim Club, were bie Meyer of'Arden Hills Swim ing to relieve the tension on Runs batted in — Powell, Bal­ ball player and ex-minor league 66-70-66-68—378 3.630 A1 Gelberger Stadium, many of whom missed stayed away, wondering if all San Francisco, but the Giants New York 7, Kan.sas City 3 the meet’s top individuals with (31ub, Carmichael, Calif., in a his players. timore, 977—F. Robinson, Balti­ baseball pitcher, tallied rounds side-by-side duel. 66- 73-70-75—2733.630 the early action. The Oaks had the glowing pre-season reports rallied for four runs in the sixth Boston 6, Minnesota 4 five gold medals each- Nine Suddenly the wall of fire more, 91. of 71-76-75 for a 222 total. Bob Roeburg world records were smashed Both were under the pending 67- 7068-68-2783.608 17 points before many fans had were the usual line of ballyhoo and three more in the ninth, the Today’s Gaines en^nes rent the air. Hie Hits — Oliva, Minnesota, 151; Flight winners were: First and one equaled in the four-day world mark of 18;21.7 by Lee Dave Ragan worked their way to their seats, from the training camp at latter all coming on Jim Hart’s No games scheduled players froze as the engines F. Robinson, Baltimore, 142. Flight—Jordan Larson 160-18— 7068-67-68—372 2.620 meet, arid this had a hand Davis of Wilmington, Del., as Dave Hill tile box office sale being great Westminster School in Sims­ homer... Jesus Alou and Hal Tuesday’s Games * ra < ^ down the street in Doubles — Yastrzemskl, Bos­ 142, Dick Carlson 168-22- 146; in five world records. Miss Caretto, a compact blonde, 87-706068—374 1.960 ' • f with tile booths unable to han­ bury. Lanier j^each singled across a Chicago at Detroit, night front of the campus. ton, 32; B. Robinson, Baltimore, Second Flight- Jake Honnon Bruce Cramptnn dle the last minute purchases rtm in the sixth while Tito Minnesota at Washington, 2, Burton and Miss Caretto, clocked 18:12.9 and Miss Meyer, 29. 69- 66-7566—378 1.660 Next home start will be a “ Don’t be alarmed, men,” 190-36—154, Fred Cavedon 193- Bob Goalby without much confusion. Fuentes and Len Gabrielswi twi-night however, drew the most rousing 18:15.6. said Sleepy Jim, “ that’s only Triples — Campaneris and week from Saturday night 19-year-old 36—167. 60-71-6867—*15 1.660 Brodhead was groat, as ex­ brought in the other two with Cleveland at Baltimore, night cheers from the crowd of 3,200 The dark-haired. the Pitt team walking Hershberger, Kansas City; Apa­ Dave Marr against Andy Robustelli's Brook­ 8067-7060-375 1.660 pected, but Torok was equally sacrifice flies. California at New York, night Sunday night as they battered Burton smashed the world mark through'Its playa” ricio, Baltimore; and Brinkman, lyn iDodgers. Before that, the the 1,500-meter freestyle ‘ marks by 17 seconds with a 16:41.6. He The 1967 Master golf tour­ Gene Littler effective and with a charged-up Caks trek across the border for Kansas City at Boston, night Washington, 8. 68- 68 -7 0 60-375 1.860 defense giving him time to National League by wide margins. will be a sophomore at UCLA nament has been set for April Billy Maxwell a skirmish with Toronto In Can­ MET8-PH1LS— Home runs — F. Robinson, 68-606060—am 1.560 throw, he rifled one pitch after Miss Caretto of the Los» An- this fall and also represents the 6-9. STAN HILINSKI JR. ada Friday qight. The Mets achieved their win- W. L. Pci. G.B. Robustelli Out Baltimore, 38; Powell, Balti­ Steve Oppemnan another into waiting hands for Pittsburgh .. 72 50 .590 — geles Athletic Club trailed until Arden Hills Club. 71-6064-71— 376 1,660 Tip Department; Get your ningest season ever with a more, 32. griins or touchdowns. San Fran. ... 73 51 .589 — Bill Collins ticket reservations in early, sweep of the Phillies. Jim Hick­ To Break Skein Stolen bases — Campaneris, 7060-7067—376 1.060 An indication of what to ex­ Los Angeles . 69 53 .566 3 Dudley Wysong don’t get disappointed at the man’s two-run homer in the Kansas City, 36; Buford, Chica­ pect came on the -Urat play Philadelphia . 67 57 .540 6 Ready for NFL Title Play 7364-70-70-2m 1,060 last minute. eighth inning gave them the Both Perry Moss, coach of the go, 33. Jay Dolan from scrimmage for the Oaks, opening-game victory, No. 54. St. L ou is...... 63 60 .512 9»i Orlando Panthers, and the Char­ Pitching (10 decisions) —Mc­ 68-68-70-T0—376 1,060 The Oaks look for real. Don January following a fumble recovery, ’The pinch-hit blow capped a Cincinnati .. 60 63 .488 121,2 leston Rockets have become ac­ Nally, Baltimore, 12-3, .800; 19th Hole Notes One game doesn’t make a sea­ 67-7060-70—376 1.060 found Torok hitting Tom Krae- three-run rally that overcame Atlanta ...... 59 63 .484 13 customed to winning in the Con­ Hamilton, New York, 8-2, ,8ob.- Rod Funselh son, but Torok proved that he 800 mienski for a 28-yard score. Johnny Callison’s three-run Houston ...... 55 68 .447 17I2 Strikeouts — Richert, Wash­ 70-71-67-69-377 can handle the reins on the play­ Morrall Holds Key tinental Football League. Country Club 5—33, Lou Becker 39-4—35, Jim Ed Grtffitha « 4 « homer. New York . 55 69 .444 18 And Brooklyn coach Andy Ro­ ington, 168; Boswell, Minneso­ McCarthy 39-4-^; Pete Nak- 800 ing field and Lander feels his • * • Chicago ...... 41 80 .339 Saturday bustelli hopes he can do some­ ta, 166. tenis 40-5—35; Class B—Jim 800 Record Scoring - club will not be among the also- SELECTEiD 13 87-76-66-69-277 ASTROS-RED8— Sunday’s Results thing to break up the pattern. National League Vandervyjort 39-8—31, t- pv Jack McGowan Before the half, winch saw a rans, now that he has been able Pittsburgh 8. Chicago 1 Class A —Tom Faulkner 43- ^ 68-6049-70—377 800 Dave Giustl not only pitched a To Giants’ Success “ Charleston and Orlando are Batting (300 at bats) — Alou, Goldberg 39-6—33; Kickers— record . breaking number of to build his type squad . from San Francisco 9, Atlanta 4 4 -3®, Ed Lolka 43-2—41, Tom Bobby Nichols six-hitter against Cincinnati, but about equal,’’ Robustelli said aft­ Pittsburgh, .344; Stargell, Pitts­ Paul Groobert 86-8—78, Jack 67-7969-71—277 800 points score, 33 by Hartford scratch. Houston 11, Cincinnati 0 Prior 43-2—41; Class B - Fid Bob Verwey he also powered Houston’s at­ By EARL YOST er his team w m thumped 42-33 burgh, :328. Hunter 88-10—78, Bob Peck and 24 by Philly, Torok added It looks like an interesting Los Angeles 4', St. Louis 1 73-696967—278 660 tack by driving in six runs with NEW HAVEN— “ We’ll be all right ak long as Earl by the Rockets Saturday night. Runs — Alou and Aaron, At­ 86-7— 79, Sher Ferguson 79-0— Mlk* Souchak two more TD tosses, a seven- season ahead. bases-loaded doubles in the New York 6-5, Philadelphia 5-1 44-4—-4.4_A AA40, Dick laSelAV*Erler 45-5—40;__ AA- * ® 60-69-71-89—378 860 Morrall stays heathy and in pne piece,” Ray Wash, gen­ “I'm glad we don’t have to play lanta, 88. 79, Charlie Conlin 85-6— 79, Ben Tom WeiskopC fourth and in the fifth. Toda.v’s Games eral manager of the Ne\y York football Giants remark­ Charleston again.’’ Runs batted in — Aaron, At­ Class C - ^ r g e Budd 4 5 -1 0 - wa^mragton W.“l7 -7 9 . 67-7968-79-378 860 New York (Selma 3-4) At Chi­ But Robustelli, one-time de­ lanta, 94; Clemente, Pittsburgh, 3o, John Chanda 46-8—38; Low Tommy Jacobs cago (Holtzman 6-12) ed following the Giants 17-7 exhibition win over the L.ADIES ODD HOLE 7966-87-70—378 860 Collier Urges Understanding fensive grJat for the New York 86. gross—Erwin Kennedy 73, Tom Miller Barber St, Louis (Carlton 1-1) at Hou.s- Detroit Lions yesterday after- ---- ^ ^ ^ ------F^aulkner 73; Blind bogey—Jim TOURNEY 76-6667-70—378 860 Ray’s Advance noon at Yale. ability of Pete Gogolak Giants, wasn’t too pleased about Hits — Alou, Atlanta, 170; ton (Bruce 2-9) night Rose, Cincinnati, 155. Manfredi 98. CTass A —Nellie Johnson 56- Mowry 1 With Morrall at the controls ‘ ^e ball between the up- next weekend’s prospects when 88-7367-71-278 880 After Browns Beat Falcons Atlanta (Kelley 3-2) at Los PRO SWEBPSTAKRS 14—41; Dora Kellner 50-9— 41, Hugh Royer In Tournament the full 60 minutes that the Gi- ''‘ehts, lack of a field goal kick- the Dodgers face Orlando. Doubles — Callison, Philadel­ Angeles (Drysdale 9-13), night phia, 28; Alou, Atlanta, and Low gross— Erwin . Kennedy Jan Harrigan 50-9— 41; Class B 88-68-71-71—278 860 Blanton Collier pleaded for Falcons’ coach said. “ Twleve ants controlled the ball in the ^1" biggest deficien- “ We're still inexperiended,” he Jim Perre* Ray’s Restaurant entry in the Cincinnati (Ellis 10-14) a); San Rose, Cincinnati, 26. 73, Ken’ Gordon J3; Low net— —Del Hartmann 56-18—38; 7269-73-86—370 481 understanding but his Cleve­ or 16 of them will be gone' Mon­ Albie Booth Memorial Game ^ year ago. explained. '‘It'll take a couple of Francisco (Marichal 17-5) Triples — McCarver, St. Lou Alex EHgner 85-18—67,.Dick Er- Sally Brand 51-13—38;'Kickers Charlea Coody land Browns didn’t help the day.’’ Windsor Locks Jaycee, “ Con­ before 6,811, the New Yorkers former Cornell kce, who games before we can get togeth­ 7970-7969—379 481 Philadelphia (Buhl 5-7) at Is, 12; Clemente, Pittsburgh ler 77^9—68. —Enes Warmington 118-38—80, j^hn Cook coach's cause very ntuch. The Browns broke open a 14-3 necticut Valley Fast Softball looked good In spots and ready came over from the rival Amer- er.’’ Pittsburgh (Fryman 9-8), night and Allen, Philadelphia, 9. Sunday Sally Brand 108-28-80. 7266-70-71—379 A crowd of 48,648 at Atlanta game with" 28 points in the final Tournament,’ ’ won its initial for the National Leag(ue season lean Leage s Buffalo Bills, Golo- Orlando crushed Montreal 49- watched Collier’s Browns rout quarter against • the Falcons, game in the single elimination Tuesday’s Games 27 to run Coach Moss' league Home )uns — Aaron, Atlanta PRESIDENT’S CIT Sunday 6968-70-73—379 481 ahead. lak booted a 37-yarder, missed the Falcons 42-3 Saturday night who brought catcalls from the tournament, a 15-1 victory over Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, winning streak to 16. Moss guid­ 33; Mays, San Francisco, 32. Ed Wadas won tb« 1966 iLow gross—Stan Hilinski 72. Schle* night one from the 47 but booted both 7368-67-72—279 481 and they didn’t like what they fans when they stayed with a a strong Delta nine Saturday Morrall, the one-time Lion, . . „ , , . ed Charleston to a perfect 15-0 Stolen bases — Brock, St Preeident’s Cup in the 36-hole . pLAY. VS, PAR Johnny Pott HtPOWER TO EARN M O RE... New York at Chicago starting his second season in after touchdown with his 096968-73—279 481 saw. For that matter, neither ground attack in four futile morning in Windsor Locks, season and the championship Louis, 53; Jackson, Houston, 40 finals with a 155-20—135 score. Class A—Stan Markowski 4- 2 St. Loui.s at Houston, night educated .soccer-style kicks. Roberto DeVicenzo dM Atlanta Coach Norb Hecker. 'scaring attempts deep iO'-Gleye- Strong three-hit pitching by Giant colors, passed to Steve last year. Pitching (10 decisions) —Per Runnerup wsls Bob Shoff at 146- 73-7971-87—380 368 Atlanta at Los Angeles, night Leading targets for Morrall up, FYank Wilson 2-up, Willie But, Collier thought the fans land territory. lanky right hander Frank But- Thurlow for one ssore and had In other games during the first ry, San Francisco, 20-2, .909; Re 10— 186 with Cliff Sprague Qjeksinski 2-up; Class Cliff Brown Cincinnati at San Francisco, were veterans Aaron Thomas 67-73-72-69—380 A T P & W A should have been more patient Collier was sympathetic. 'Ijus, along with timely hitting a second called back due to a week of regular season play, gan, Los Angeles, 10-1, .909. night ) , and Joe Morrison. third at 177-38—138. Harry Weinstein even, Jim Van- Mike Fetchlck r with their first-year National "Tiibe and patience are the only by Billy Viot and Bill Mozzer, penalty. Strikeouts — Koufax, Los An 73-70-71-87—380 366 I______Massive Roger Brown, at John Torok outdueled Bob Brod­ B E»T 16 dervoort one-down; Kickers— Terry Dill Football League team. things that will cure their prob­ gave the Oak Streeters the mar­ Merclne Plays Well head in a passing match to lead geles, 264; Running, Phlladel Now you can learn new skills. . . and get paid good money while you TRAINING COIU R S K WITH\ P A Y ■o ... V. t 300 pounds the biggest man on Class A— Hip Correntl 50-6— Johnston 92-13— 79, Len 99-71-88-71—380 386 “ I beg you to be charitable,’’ lems,’’ the Cleveland coach gin. Veteran Leo Day and Bert Bearing the brunt of the GI- . Hartford past Philadelphia 36-31, phia, 192. learn. That means more paypower for you now, and for years to come! Paired Tonight 53, Merrill Whiston 63-7—56; yosha 86-7—79, Fred Meurant *™|g!.7o.7i.7i_a8o 366 INTRODUCTORY T TRAINIRS R A IN im PROeRAMS he said. “ You just can’t build a said. Basker%'ille found the offerings antif running attackoffo^L- ,.,o„was r>v,,.„vChuck the field, was simpy tremendous Pratt & Whitney Aircraft has ^ wide range of training courses with for the Lions on defense. Brown Class B— Joe . Novak 66-8— 58, 7g.( ^ 7 9 Larry (3haine 91-13— Ernie Voeeler —80 hours of basic machine and wlatad team overnight. The Falcons In other, NFI., exhibitions over of-.Joe Cronin, Delta pitcher, to MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP)— Merclne, former Yale great, Ftan Carvey 72-13—59, C. D. 386 pay and hundreds of good job openings available right now whether was in the New York backfield ...... " 78, Jim Vandervoort 88-10—78, Courtney*^^'*®*” ’^ classroom instruction. have a great coachlrg stati but the weekend, unbeaten Dallas their likings with two hits Bristol, Conn., and Manchester who appears to be firmly estab- ..... ^ ... McCarthy, 70-11—59, Maurice pjjjj pi(3oj,cla 89-11— 79. 70-71-67-73—280 386 you’re experienced or not You can earn a big 10% bonus if you start It will take time to get their stunned Green Bay 21-3, New apiece. Other local players meet tonight in the fourth round lishedj as a running .back . with ... most , of” the u.diiv and he was « a-Ronald Smith on the second shift, and there is overtime in most departments. ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAMS— Bu^ckpasser’s Stretch Drive Willey 72-13— 59; Class C— LADIEiS MATCH PLAY York downed Detroit 17-7, Chi­ of the New England American worked over by several offen­ 6969-70-73—380 Courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 boys used to playing together.” rounding out the roster include, the vaunted Baby Bull back Fred Nassiff 70-16—54. Ray Class A —Norma Chase 3-up; Rocky Thomp^ A bigger paycheck and the opportunity to learn high-paying skills are Hecker, however, sounded cago defeated Washington 24-10, Dave and Dick Krinjak, Joe Legion Baseball championship. sive tackles, none of whom was weeks in Machining, Sheet Metal. Toolt field. Mercine carried the pig uwensGwens 73-17— <0-14--- 56,OT, Paulr«u i Dutelle only two of the reasons why Aircraft jobs are better jobs. Die and Gage Making, Machine Rapair ]ust as angry as the fans. Minnesota whipped Los Angeles Oomposeo, Tom Conran and Manchester drew a bye in Sun­ successful. Honnon even; T«„my Aaron skin 15 times for 32 yards, his Highlights Saratoga Race 7 2 -1 3 -5 6 ; LOW gross-H lp •Dora K elln er 93-18— 69- 70-72-79^-38188 and Ripe Making. “ We found some things out 24-10 and Pittsburgh ripped San Lou Cascone. day's action, which saw Bristol Defense has long been the Charles Slfford At P&WA you get excellent employee benefits, too... like outstanding best effort being a one-foot Correnti 69; Blind bogey—Vic 75, Joan Wilson 105-30—75, Francisco 34-17. plunge for a second touchdown ^he Lion success wd SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. cle. 79-71-70-70-381 88 Insurance and retirement plans, and paid holidays and vacations. •bout some of the boys,’’ the Next start will be against the top Bangor, Maine, 7-3,. and West Daley 78. Bruce Devlin APPRENTICE PROGRAMS-Comas l— winner of the Augie & Ray’s Warwick, R.I., defeat Milford, in the fourth period which Iced , ^ ‘ hout all-league tackle (AP) — Trainer Eddie Neloy “ I never want to play poker PRO SWEEPSTAKES 7869-7069-391 88 Put this kind of paypower in your life. Apply now at Pratt & Whitney ing from three to four- years In Stiaat Vendway tilt Friday night 6 Mass,, 9-2. West Warwick has the decision. The Giants had a A'®’' Karras, the front four did was worried and admitted it. with Braulio Baeza,’’ said Nel­ Bill Hartindale Metal. Machining and Tool A O i» Mafciag. Low gruae— Ken Gordon 73, 99-70-70-72—391 88 A ir ^ ft ! o ’clock. a bye ..today. first down on the Lion one but ^ KJ'ea-t job. Owner Ogden Phipps never was oy. “He’s too cool.’’ Doc MoKee 73; Low net—Hip Mickey Wright Robert Crowley after Steve Thurlow. Morrall ■ Detroit, on what Coach Harry more confident—so he said. And 71-71-67-73-291 88 FRONT END SAFETY BRAKE Travers had been a scene of Correntl 69-3— 33. a-Bobby Cole and Thurlow again failed to Dilmers club showed yesterday. jockey Braullo Baeza, aboard the downfall of g;reat champi­ WOMEN’S DIVISION Western Champ 696968-74—381 88 budge the forward wall, Mer- again lack enough punch in the great Buckpasser, was cool ons. most notably Gallant Fox BEST 16 Paul Kelley MUKWONAGO, Wia. (AP) — • 71-71-7970—382 ALIGNMENT ADJUSTMENT cine carried into the end zone Western Division to wind as an icicle. and Whichone by the 100-1 shot, Low net—Julie Faulkner 59, BHly Emmone up On top. The Lious’ best ball Monumental Mickey Wright 70- 67-74-71—282 on fourth down. That WM the scene at Sarato­ Jim Dandy, in 1930. It also has Helen Ayers 61; Low gross— Suninh tdgMiJohi mfhhh kt G. T. LaBONNE With Tucker Frederickson iuiers were the controversial Joe ga race track about 4:60 p.m. stood, waited and won the Worn- Ed Rubis 7j.7o.7o.TO_jg3 VISIT THE EMPLOYGEHT. OFFICE, 400 • AM M i furnished some of the country’s Florence Barre 79; Low putts— 'sidelined with injuries,,Mercine Don Lo^ey and Nick Pietro- Saturday as Buckpasser, a 1-5 gr^test races including 1962 T u m ..iirr....- 77 Piileen Plod- en’s Western Open Golf Touma- xrnold Pahner NACHINING . I INSPECTION Pratt & Main Street, East Hartford, CiWMcHeat, • e«fwt i aeiaMit Other Conne)Ctieut plants in N oliw Haven , and ASSOCIATES, INC. took over the outstanding sante with the Milt Plum to Gall shot to whip five other three- when Jaipur and Ridan ran f 79 ment Sunday for a third time. 6867-TO.n-^ ISSStti < • Chttk zik 29, Ruth Bryant 29. AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS Southington and' Middletown. If available, rookie of 1965’s spot and did an Cogdill and Pat Studstill the year-olds in the 97th Travers, The one-stroke victory feH 69-73-7869-^298 Whitney wHlv ■ head-and-head all the way with f o u r BALL SHEET METAL • BENCH WORK bring your military discharge papers (DO* Greater Hartford's DYNAMIC Insurance adequate job, warming the best overhead threats, plum hit went to the post. the former winning by the nar­ • hNpwt Julie Faulkner, Helen Ayers, into Miss Wright’s I®? 98-73-7869-283 214), birth-certificate and social aecurify hearts of many old Blues in the Studstill for the Lions’ only TD, Buckpasser trailed far back in rowest of margins. TOOL & DIE MAKING R ire raft Agency Hazel Piper, Melissa DeMartm w^the“S S card' when you visit our offica. excellent crowd on a warm af- a three-yard flip which climax- the early parts of the 1%-mile But few can match Saturday's 60. AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING temoon with his bull-like., rush- ed. a 75-yard march, journey; apparently was beaten Ing Jo Ann Prentice made fa'tal 79-’7l-73-70-284 WK CPmlW* • • renewal for thrills as Buckpas­ BEST 15 EXPERIMENTAL MACHINING BRINGS YOU es, particularly hia dive into The Giants are better than a by Amberoid with one-quarter ser equaled the track record of errors. Yancey — u OPEN FDR YOUR CONVENIENCE Wun d y Low net—Rory Simon 54, paydirt. year ago although the highly Miss Masters, ba<* by five' crawfort^ WELDING • GUARDS through Friday—8 a.m. to 5 p.m., T u esday; mile remaining and then staged 2:01 3-5 for his ninth straight Barbara Boyce 54 ; Low gross— 0 W .V 8 8 * If there was any question as touted rookie linenjan, Francis a spine-tingling stretch drive strokes going into the final 7O-7068-'J6-294 I Wefioesday and Thursday evenings til 8 I 0M.y *7-*^ DOUGLAS EDWARDS victory. First money, $63,690, of Jan Leonard 71, Cele Perry 71 FIREMEN • GEAR INSPECTORS p to whether Merclne would stay IPeay suid Don Davis; were far that carried him to a three- the gross purse of $82,600 boost­ — -- 7 - ■ Dutts— round of the 72-hole test, three- J<*neon7367-78-72—388 apd Saturdays—8 a^n. to 12 noon. FOUNDRY PRESS OPERATORS ■V with the club, final cuts being from being standouts. The line- quarter length ■victory and ed his bankroU to $1,038,369. Lynn Prior JU Anderson putted the 388-yard par-4 hole. Ken Still AND THE NEWS Rory Simon 31, Cora Prentice, struggling to Garrett68-69-73-76—286 scheduled this cut, the answer backers were brilliant, especlal- membership in the exclusive No other three-year-old ever An equal opportunity employer 31. preserve the one-stroke lead she 70-72-71-78—296 WINF- 1230 ON YOUR DIAL wais given on the Yale Bowl ly against passes, thoroughbreds* millionaire club. won as much and. only five oth­ GENERAL TIRE turf. The 222-pounder hit hard As Walsh said, -as long as “ Are you still worried?” Bae­ er®—Kelso, Round Table, ­ Ellington Ridge brought into the final round, n .T i.w 6 »-«r and blocked well. Morrall is up to par, the Giants za asked Neloy with the trace of banged a pitch A o t too hard Tom 8haw MON., WED., FRI. — 6 P.M. ua, Carry Back and Citation — Low Gross—Harry Eicih 73. 797978-78— 3 * Start vdur future today at PSrWA SERVICE From the Giants’ standpoint, will be a serious threat to re- a smile on his face as he rode banked more than $1 minion. ODD HOLES and sent it iqiifinuig past tiia 165 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER— 649-2828 the brighest spot, besides the gain Eastern Conference lau- the powerful son of Tom Fool- Kelso heads the list with $1,977.- Cflaaa A —Frank WUaoo 36- gn en . win, and the $30,000 guarantee, rels. Busanda into the winner’s cir­ /

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Good <^>portuiilty to . DO PER ELMER' araUiM SFnnk 24Viaae (con.) oonvenlenoo. The ndvertlMr should read his ad;^ n e FIR S T SI Son of Old SFibnuir 25 Negotiate 46 Feminine ttuat UAX IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In ttmo for the dally 7-6. Thursday 74. Katur- earn money for ooDaga. i i (Bib.) crMtlnf cud 26'mnged 47 Go for day 7-4. 64S;7988. HOUSESCBIEPER — Motherless Apply in person, 4BNoU----- next insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE tncor- 32C1W In France 4Bird Uta 28 Long life reot or omitted Insertion for any sdverttsement and then only home, West Hartford. Sleep in 29 genus 46Paradlae SAliES AMD Service on Ariens, MOrlfIn (nifllz) 5Roman date SODaih to the extent of a “midM good" Insertion. Errors which do n«>t Monday - FYlday minimum. 35Femlnlna 6(Mord tutoia SOCberlihed Hahn EoUpoe, Jaooboon lawn BR ASS K E Y appellation 7 Ancient 32 Exclamation of SlLeave out . lessen the value of the advertlsemeat win not bo corrected by Children 12, 10, and 6. AH du­ latintactlon SSTown (Comlp ••mako good" insortloa. mowero. Also Homelite chain ties except heavy cleaning. SeS^bol of lore SJumpe i RESTAURANT tot town saws and Intematlaiial Cub Must drive . Private room, 1 10 i r Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ 5“ 5“ r bath, TV, jbop salary for right 829 Main S t , M a a d iw ta r CBookvflleh IcD FVee) ment and sharpening service person. C a ll 523-4983 a fte r 6 i? " oo aR makes. 1, A M Ekpilp- Pin. IT i r 643-2711 875-3136 m eat Coup., Route 83, Veonon, 875-7609. Manchester E x­ PERSON WITH High flcheol di­ i r i r change— ^EkrterpriM 1945. BONNIE ERKMffOlU ploma to operate sHSM.ate$rwoop. machine. Manusd dexterity to* i r t r s r Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? TYPEWRITERS — Standard MitwwMee,wis. R.C.A. Birable, smaU growing eras* BY V. T. HAMLIN 1 and electric. Repaired, over­ pany. Call 269-64S8 9 sum.- I I a l l y OOP 2 T n - r n 24-Hour Answering Service hauled, rented. Adding ma­ HAS OPENINGS FOR .. noon, 1 p.m.-4 p.m. M^. BM. chines rented and repaired. GUZTHRBVHIM IN ^ . THAT KINO OF WHAT THOSE TWO UNPERPWCING ) “ only when 2 Pickup and delivery service. CX>UNTE1R OHUi wanted lor rM LOOKIN' AFTER THINS HAPPEN KINPA VtXICJN THE —------hwe r s r 5 T s r ST w Free to Herald Readers Painting—Papering 21 Huaical—Dramatic Help Wanted— Female 35 Telephone and scheduling Yale Typewriter Service, 649- ' THIKIC» T1UHE VERY OFTEN? THING? LIKEi clerks. You wlU receive morning shift, 7 a.m.-6 pjn>i «ETSBACKi JOSEPH P. Lewis custom paint- ANNE STRICKLAND Pratt — CLEANING WOMAN, 6 hours ST Want iBformatlon on one of our ilassinrd advetthwmeBtaT 4986. service requests on the 6 day week. Please apply Mir* s r Mo answer at the t e ls ^ n e Bstsdr Singly caR tha Ing, interior and exterior, p8^ vocal and .piano instructions, weekly. Hoars can be ar- phone and schedule and ter Donut, 266 W est lUddto CARNI\AL DICK TURNER LANDSCAPING — Painting, odd perhanglng, wallpaper re- Also theory and harmony, ranged. Apply Connecticut ST fUe. Must enjoy talking on Tpke, 5 T jobs, our specialty. You name moved. Wallpaper books on re- Home appointments available. Construction Oorp., 251 Broad B j h _IP the phone, must type. EDWARDS it, we do it. 643-2097. quest. Fully insured. Free eo- ' For information call 649-7444,* St., Manchester, 643-9666. SmaU busy office, own \ 40“ tim ates. Call 649-9658- between 10 a.m.-8 p.m. \ p U ANSWERING SERVICE ATTICS, cellars, garages and WOMEN FOR fuU-tlme light transportation r e q u i red. yards cleaned, trash hauled to i n s i d e and outside painting, factory work. Apply in person Liberal paid benefits. For GIRL FRIDAY, 6494500 - 87S-2519 dump. Reasonable. Call 643-5819 name your own price. Private Instmctiona 32 before 10 a.m. Woodbury Glass interview caU or visit Mr. 2 wmmmm For otfloe In b □ i Spejial rates for homeowners Oo. 34 Burnside Ave., East Sheridan, 109 P itk in S t, !T ?T" TT 40 and leave yonr message. YonH hear from our advertiser la RENTALS—Power roller, chain convalescent hospital. Tpp* Jig time without i^maiaag an ovealng at the telephone. 65 or over. 649-786$, 876-8401. H artford. E ast H a rtford , 246-6501. saws, trail roller and aerator, PIANO INSTRUCTION — In my ing, bookkeeping t r s r lawn vac, rototillers. Also sales p a i n t ING BY Dick Fontauie, home. 166 M cK ee St., 649-9679. sary. EXPFIRIENCED waitress, over An Equal Opportunity AutomobflcN For Sale 4 and service on all lawn equip­ Interior and exterior. Paper,' 8-3S. 21, apply in person, Three J’s Employer, M and F C m« t. HIA. Iw. TJO. to UX N». ew. s r BT s r ment. C apitol Equipment, 38 hanging and wall paper remov­ CADILLAC 1960 convertible, ex­ Main St., 643-7958. Schools and Classes 33 Restaurant, Route 6 A 44A, 6 4 3 -im h HERALD tra clean, no cash down, $14 al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. Bolton. . BY AL VERMEER ST BT BT Q uality workmanship. CaU PR ISCILLA’S PO P n weekly. Drive this car. 289- PROFESSIONAL Cleaning — P A R T -T IM E clerical, 10-2:30, evenings, 246-9593. PARTY PLAN dealers and 1 DOX LEHERS 8254. Carpets, furniture, w alls and TRACTOR-TRAILER small office at ConaUtutlon WOMEN PART-TTMB, FnHef managers wanted. Demon­ u o n e E ? ^ HOWCANYDU I'M NOT KID-LONELX V B Y J. B. W ILLIA M S floors - all clewed PAINTING and decorating since Plaza. CaU 240-7611 for ap- Brush, 16 houfa, $40. OaM #44* I'M HORSE-LONELY. OUT OUR WAY home, fully insured. Call Higbie strate Toys— ^Work now u ntil • YOU BE LONELY IN A F o r T o u r 1935, never a substitute for JOBS WAITING potatment. 0202, 644-1402. MUST BB NEIOHBORHOOO 1961 COM ET— 4-door, one own­ Servlcem aster, 649-3433. December—^Excellent Commis­ BULL OE EARL'/ FOOT­ OH, you CAN’T TELL A STUBBORN er, $350. Call 649-5324. quality. Conn. Painting and sions—No Investment Car JOKIN® BALL PRACTICE/ Easy terms. REWEAVING of bums, moth hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Flil- PAYPOWER* A DIFFERENT KIND ly insured, workmanship guar­ TRAIN IN YOUR AREA OF A BALL.'. Ing blind box ads who holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ deslra to protect their dow shades made to measure, anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. 1959 THUNDE3RBIRD, clean, PART-TIMB PART-TIME Identity can follow this all sizes Venetian blinds. Key’- I f no answer 643-9043. *POWER TO LEARN MORI p rivate owner. 643-4771. procedurs: made whUe you wait. Tape re­ TOP QUALITY work at lowest Women for waitress work, LINCOLN 1966 converUble, fac- corders for rent, Marlow's, 887 Earn whUe you learn. *POWER TO EARN MORE AT P&WA Epcloee your reply to the prices, interior and exterior 9 a.m. to 3 p^n. 6 days a booc la aa envelops — tory air-conditioned, driven M ain., 649-62:0. Learn on aU makes and painting, top grade paint week, no Saturdays or ’TVTnnrr addrilaqed to tbs Claasl- only 15,000 m iles, mint, $3,796. models of equipment untU 841 used, free estimates. CaU 649- Sundays, good hourly pay, i l g fled Maaager, Manchester 100 per cent guarantee. 280- qualified for immediate S' im W NU, h., JM. «w. Ui Building— Contracting 14 2110. good gratuities and bene­ Now you can leam new skills . . . and get paid good JU l'-' Evening Herald, together 8254. employment /QUALITY fits. This is a steady part- money while you leam. That means more PAYPOWER with a mento listing the QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, NAME YOUR own price, paint­ T R A IN IN O IS LICENSED WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE S-' eompanles yoil'.. do NOT ing, papering, removal, sand­ time position ideal for a for you now and for years to come! Pratt A Whitney want to see yoilr. letter. dormers, porches, basements AND AO(3REDrrED. A S K 1960 MGA roadster —call 649- retmlahed, cablneta, butit-ins, ing. Interior, exterior, special­ ABOUT O U R IRON C L A D housewife who desires to A ircraft has a wide range o f tratatag eouraen with Tour letter win be de­ earn extra money. Apply In stroy >d if the advertiier la 2713 after 4 p.m. formica, almninum, vinyl, izing 3 family. Quality work­ GUARANTEE. pay and himdreds of good job openings available right steel, ceramo siding. WlUiara manship. Call 649-9564. Jerry person. now whether you’re experienced or not. You can earn one you've mentioned. OLDSMOBILE 1964 hardtop se- not It will to handled in Robbins Carpentry Service, Kenny. dan, alr-conditloned, no cash Call H a rtfo rd 249-77/1 anytime. a big 10% bonus i f you start on the second shift, and & -2 Z the usual manner. 649-3446. • \Hi V WA, iie^TM. C^TTwir' on.* -..down, $19.80 weekly, 24 months BR ASS K E Y there is overtime in most departments RESTAURANT ■^nmner, 289-8254. ADDITIONS —remodeling, ga­ A bigger paycheck and the opportunity to leam Ugh- Floor Finishing 24 829 M ain St., Manchester **Ain’t there some kind of a test I can take, Mom, to rages, rec rooms, bathrooms Lost and Found 1962^^CTFArROLET station w ag­ TRUCK DRIVER paytag skills are only two of the reasons why Aircraft keep from being drafted for school?” tiled, kitchens rem odeled. CaU FLOOR SANDING and refiilah- on, ’iNS, standard, one owner. TRAINEE Jobs are better Jobs. LOST — boy’s violet Schwinn Leon Cieszynski, Builder, 649- Ing (specializing In older Stingray. Vicinity Blssell and Radio, ^ a ter, new tires. Must WOMAN FOR telephone an­ At PAWA you get exceUent employe benefits, too . . . EDlbChy' see to a^redate. 649-7724 af­ 4291. floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ Harrison St. Please return. Re­ EAST COAST now accept­ swering service, part-time, Uke outstanding tasiurance and retirement plans, and OUElb NJgnSS THE WORRY WART TJ4. Ie» U1 He 0*1 ter 6 p.m. ing. F'aperhang^ing. N o Job too ward. Days 649-0166, nights C A R P E N T R Y — 32 years expe­ small. John VerfaiUe 649-5750. ing applications for com­ evenings and Simdays. Please paid hoUdaya and vacations. Put this kind o f P A Y - UnRo ReSEEMI 643-9302. $10 reward. rience, complete remodeling, write Box O, Herald. BY WALT WETTERBERG 1962 CADILLJ^ 4 -^ r Fleet- mercial driver to train on POWER to your life. Apply now at Pratt A Wtattnagr THE WILLETS additions, rec rooms, concrete CANPHIL Floor covering, 73 tractor-txallere. Short prac­ wood, all power, over $7,500 A ircraft! LOST — Red tiger cat, answers work and garages. References Birch St. Wall to waU carpet- tical course qualifies you F 1M« b| NIA, tec. TJA. Rtf. Lii N». 0«. to the name Herman, vicinity new. Air-conditloqM real n given, free estimates. CaU 643- ing, linoleum. Fh-ee estimates. for local or long distance Delmont S t CaU 649-7760. R e­ clean. Call owner ^:3 0 daily. 649-1647. P riced righL\$2396, 2629, E xpert installation. CaU 643- trailer driver. Easy budg­ HUNDREDS OF GOOD JOBS AVAILABLE IN i ward. WANTED NEWTON H. SMITH & SON— 1218, or 649-2985.______et plan; employment as­ B Y F R A N K O’N E A L BHORT RIBS a LOST — woman’s pocketbook, Remodeling, repairing, addl- URETHANE SURFACING of sistance. CkiU H a rtford 249- Clean, Late Model 1962 C O R V A IR , stick vicinity Mott’s Super Market. Nfl^lft, tions, rec rooms, garages, fjoor surfaces. Seamless, no 0077 anytim e o r send MACHINING BACHELOR DOESN'T^ $650. CaU 649-7810. Name, Address, Age, Tel. SIDPCDMPIAINM6. S i 60LLV.. Fender may keep money but porches and roofing. No job wax, no buff, decorative floor­ USED CARS HE5 RlSHT/ AVE ANYTHINS' (CEPT FUN/ No., Working Hrs. to; 43U M9UU)(I'T H m PIACES WITM please return personal papers ^ SETTLE estate —1961 Bu- too smaU. CaU 649-3144. ing. CaU Seamless Flooring Co. INSPECTION POhl^T HAVE. 'V. EAST COAST TRACTOR A eAOIELOlZ, EVEN IP VOU by mail to 82 Buckingham St., ick FUectra, 4-door sedan, all 643-1803. Top Prices Paid dM^PENTRY — Concrete work, TRAILER SCHOOL, 14 HAD THE CHANCE. Maneuver, Conn. powered, very good condition, For All Makes anything from cellar to roof, Haynes St, Hartford. approximately 39,000 mUes. TORGINOL SEAMLESS floor- AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS LOST — Passbook No. S9437. in s i^ and out, no substitute for ing, never needs waxing. Fh-ee CARTER CHEVROLET CaU 649-7333, 649-9069. qualxt]) work, satisfaction guar­ Savings Bank of Manchester. estim ates. W. G. Schwartz CO., INC. AppUcaticn made for payment. 1961 PLYMOUTH, 2-door, sedan anteed, Gompetative prices, no Company, 994 Hartford Tpke. Help Wanted— ^Female 35 SHEET METAL job too small. D A D Carpen­ I 1229 Main St. 6 cylinder, standard transmis­ R ockville, 875-2042. DRIVFIRS fo r school bus, 7:3(b rr!# ABOUT TIME THIS VA- LOST — Conn. Bank & Trust try , days 643-1904, evenings 649- Phone 649-5236 TOMO(?(?OWWILL Oo. Savings Book 20-1764. Ap- sion. Asking, $276. 649-2627. 8:46 a.m ., 2:30-4 p.m ., good pay BENCH WORK CATJON 'COOIC AND PICK05-UPPER scale. 643-2414. e-x* GOT OUT/NTO THE SUNSHINE. SOON ENOUGH J plication for payment has been jggg pxm o — 2-door automatic, Bonds— Stocks— iiiiiiillllllllllllll»ii>mmiiiiiiii. mmiiurf made. radio and heater, $126. CaU Mortgages 27 TOOL & DIEMAKING MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl Roofing— Siding 16 LOOT — Conn. Bank A TVust **^~^**^“______BipWELL HOME Improvement SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Co. Savings Book ^-1930. Api ipsi PONTTAC Venting 2-door Oo. — Roofing, siding, altera­ limited funds available for see AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING plication for paymeht has been hardtop, S speed, 348, mag ond mortgages, payments to made. tions, additions and lemodel- wheels, power steering, black Ing of aU types. ExceUent suit your budget. Expedient WANTED EXPERIMENTAL MACHINING 32,000 miles. ExceUent condi­ workmanphip. 649-6496. service. J. D. R ealty, 643-6129. Announcements tion, $900. 649-0979. - ^ I * - A. - A. DION, INC. Roofing, MORTGAGE LOANS — first, TELETYPESEHER W ^ I N G — GUARDS ELBCTTUR iUX vacuum dean- CHRYSLEJR Santoga, ex- aiding, painUng. Carpentry. Al- second, third, aU kinds realty, ers, sales and service, bonded ceUent running condition, very torationa and additions. OeU- statewide, credit rating unnec­ MONITOR representative. Alfred Amell, good tires, power steering, inga. Workmanship guaran­ essary. Reasonable, confiden- FffiEMEN power brakes, radio, needs Ual, quick arrangements. Alvin 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester, teed. 299 Autunm SL 643-4860. We will traip. 3 7 hour week, paid vacation, hos­ 644-8141. new muffler. Cali 649-5686. Lundy Agency, 627-7971, 9i88 :>TaIn St., Hartfoid, evenings. pitalization, pension plan and other benefits. GEAR INSPECTORS CALii your local Electrolux AUSTIN HEiALBiY Sprite —1963 Roof ins'and Chimneys 16-rA 233-6879. APPLY IN PERSON branch office for complete serv- ROOBTNO — Sneciallzlne ice. 1123 Tur« (2ART Y oiT credit turn­ business zone n. 646-0022. Pismo or organ —your home We wlU train yon In one of a wide variety of assembly birth oertifleate and social security when yon vlalt our office. ed down? Short on down pay- esUmates. C U l 643-1496. or my studio. Now preparing Jobs or os a machine operator. mentr Bankrupt? Reposses* fall schedule. Norman S. Slade BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES Motocycles— Bicycles 11 Yon may choose yonr own schedule. MR. ABERNATHY BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS ilonT Don’t despair! See Hon* Moving—Trucking- A. R. C. M. (London). 649- OPEN FOB YOUB CONVENIENCE Monday est Inquire about low­ 8865. Friday— 8 a.m. to S pjn., Tuesday, Wedne 26” Boy’s, 2 speed, Columbia Storage 20 Full-Time D ays: 8 A M . to 4:30 P M . WHAT nraniday evenings tUI 8 p.m., and est down, smallest payments bike, equipped, $25. 24” boy’s to 18 aomi. snywbere. No smaU loan or fi- Columbia bUie, $18. 643-8819. MANCHESTER DeUvery. Light Part-Time Days: Any 4 hours or more between nanae company plan. Douglas trucking and package deUvery. 8 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. Motors, 888 Mato. ______160 cc HONDA, super cub, blue, Retrigeratora, washers and 1966, low mileage, excellent stove moving specialty. Folding Part-Time Evenings: 4:30 to 10 P.M. CREDIT BY PHONE. Need a ^condition, 649-2996 after 6:30 ohalra for rent. 649-0762. USED CARS PRATT & WHITNEY car? No caah ncodod, 100 car p.m. A COMPLETE (I f you are not employed during the day). selection. Ask foe Mr. B ^ - SELECTION ner, 28e-8266, dealer.______1966 HARLEY Davidson —CH, Painting— ^Papering 2L Stop In and talk with to at onr Employment Qtfloe located 1,100 cc, good condition. CaU AffiCRAFT INTERIOR and exterior paint­ on Regent Street, Manobeoter, between 8 AJML and 4 PJI. CHRYSLER 1961, 300G hardtop, 649-7292. BdURNE BUICK ing, waUpaper removed, fuUy Division of United Aircraft Corporation black beauty. No cash neces­ “The House of Monday through Friday. insured Rene Belanger, 643- EAST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT sary, only $12.60 weekly. Open Customer Satisfaction” An Equal Opportunity Employer 26” GIRLB Columbia bike, bal- 0612 Or 644-0604. evenings. 289-8264. l

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1' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1966 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 75 PAGE EfGHTEEN Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburbs For Sate 75 geeg 00 Gaulle Coventry town line TOLLAND — Just off ^kw ay. Apartments—Flats— Suburban For Rent 68 67 PRiNCBTON SI. — Custom MANC^^TER vicinity listing GROWING family? You’ll like MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom BOLTON Wanted—'To Buy 58 $16,900. will buy this beautiful Help Wanted— Male 36 Hel^i Wanted— G arden— F arm — ^Dairy built, 8 bedrooms, 2 tiled 32—^Raised Ranch, one acre this 6 * ^ m older home, large Garrison Colonial, 2V^ baths, 3 bedroom Ranch. Family size Tenements 63 a NDOVER Garden 'Apartmen^ 3 bedroom Ranch, rec room in Male or Icmale 37 Products 50 HOUSEHOLD lots, antiques, baths, large living room with meticulously cared for lot, 2- bright 'room s, garage, fruit double garage, Bowers School kitchen, large living room with Making First Peace Steps GAS STATION attendant or ____ —3 rooms, stove and refrigera- , basement, garage, big lot with bric-a-brac, - clocks, frames, POUR ROOMS, appliances, fireplace, working kitchen, ex­ car garage, low 30’s. Bent & trees, $16,900. Leonard Agency, area, treed lot. Call now only fireplace, only $14,900. Hayes tire man, tuU or part-time, MALE or female school bus BLUEBBStRlES Cultivated, tor, no lease, , $90. Leonard trees. An immaculate home. WASHINGTON (AP)— Sen- ahve, he probably would be rm- glassware. We buy estates. first floor, $125. monthly. J. tra cabinets, dinette, laundry. Bent, 236,3211. Eveillngs Mr. Realtors, 646-0469. $26,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Agency, 646-0131. CLASSIFIED good salary, fringe benefits. In­ drivers. H.A. Frink, 1199 Sul­ pick your own, 26c pint. Man­ Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. Many large closets, combina­ 0131. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- ^te Democratic Leader Mike ning the Viet Nam war much M Village Peddler, Auctioneer, Brady, 643-2694. livan Ave., Wapplng. 644-1903 ning, Watrous Rd., Box 557, Bol­ D. Real Estate Co. 643-5129. GLENDALE Road — 6 roqm. HICKORY DRIVE in Lakeview quire At FarmoU, 11 Winde- 420 Lake St., Bolton, 640 3247. tion .aluminum atom u 4677. Mansfield said today FTench President Johnson has. mere Ave., Rockville or phone after 6 p.m. ton, 649-4767. screens, Jalousled porch 2-car OONCORD RD. — Beautiftd Ranch, large bedrooms, 2 baths INVESTMENT minded —two 2 PAR'nCULAR—We are too. If ^ 1 ea m . _•*__ _ Wj 4^^ 11 •• An n1 ^ a Ww a4 ^ a 4 m ^ w l ^ ” i5*yTrrT o ^ " l ^ 126x E LuilG TO N —Rockville line.— IPresident Charles de The pace of the war stepped 875-3379. Resort Property Ranch, large living room, for­ family room, % acre lot, car­ family homes side by side in a TOMATOES-—Pick your own. you are looking for congenlsd garage. In the 20's. Call own­ ^ ’ p or $12,500 you can buy this scheduled visit to Cambodia up in 1964, a year after K e n o ^ ADVERTISING For Rent •" mal dining room, cabinet port. Wesley R. Smith Con­ central Manchester location. 100; Asking $13,900. J. D. Real surroundings, modem' living er for appointment, 649-094L vacant four room Cape. Full produce some first steps died. But Salinger said “ we TURRETT LATHE operators, Tolland Tpke., one - quarter Km u i s Witbont Board 59 kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ struction Company. 643-1667. Excellent condition, , these Estate Co., 643-5129. and an Ideal location, come (XIVENTRY — lakeside modem basement, usable attic, ga- toward Viet Nam peace negotia- must consider it in the hglit ct CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS must do own set up. Vacation mile west of Caldor’s. Field MANCHESTER — Suburban tion room, landscaped yard homes feature garages, alum­ COOK THE ’THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot­ see our new all electric apart- nicely furnished, ex- rage, and a good sized lot. tions. his commitment to an AmerlcsA 8 AAL to 5 PAL time is oyer, why not investi­ open 1:30 till dark. setting, relatively new Colo­ Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, 316.900 — 6 ROOM Ranch, fire- inum storms and screens, 4 EAST HARTFORD tage Street, centrally located, ment. 800 square feet, appU cellent location. Available Aug­ Very convenient location. T. Mansfield said in an interview presence there (in Viet Nam). gate this ad. Fully air-con­ For new modem convales­ nial, 4 rooms down and 8 up, 643-5958. place, ceramic bath, alumi­ rooms in each apartment, lit­ CORN for freezing, tomatoes, large, pleasantly furnished ances included. Eight large J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. that De Gaulle’s discussions The commitment was clear.” ditioned plant. We have worked ust 27 thru September. Call one full bath, 2 lavatories, •— ------num storm windows, attached tle maintenance and good in­ Rambling 100’ Ranch, close cent hospital. Must be able 15c pound, cabbage, 15c head. rooms, parking. Call 649-2858 walk-ln closets, easy parking. ------with Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Sen. Hiram Fong, R-Hawa« a 50 hour minimum week for 643-6930. full basement, combination MANCHESTER — Six room gariage, Manchester. Itotchins come. Buyer can assume ex­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. to plan and supervise Also beet greens, carrots, tor overnight and permanent proximity to golf course. BOLTON — Newjy listed, tour Cambodian chief of state, are li, advocated thw bombing at many ’ years. Paid vacation, Adults. $140. Call 649-9258. windows, attached garage, % Colonial, 1V4 baths, modern Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. MONDAY Ibni FRIDAY 10:M AJO. — SATURDAY • AM. kitchen staff. guest rates. COTTAGE, sleeps 6, Misquam- isting mortgage. Priced In Over 3,000 square feet of fine insurance program, plenty squash and friut, 21 Angel kitchen with built-lns, store, room Ranch^ with big two car certain to include posslbe means Haiphon haibor to haft the DELUXE 4% rooms, private Icut, R. I., available Labor acre lot. T. J. Crockett, Real­ middle 40's. J. D. Real Estate living area, 9 extra large garage. Partial basement, hot of parking, profit sharing plan. St., Manchester. dishwasher and disposal, S $16,900 — 6H ROOM Ranch, fire­ ending the war. flow of muni’Uons into Norrii LARGE, clean room for gentle­ screened patio, all custom Day weekend, also through tor, 643-1577. Co. 643-6129. rooms. 20x40' swlnrimlng water heat, fireplace, close to First class men need only ap­ 643-1174 bedrooms, $19,900. Philbrick place, bullt-ins, extra large l o t , ______“These discussions well might Viet Nam. He said if that mean- TOMATOES — trellis, plek man, quiet neighborhood. Call built-ins, air-conditioned, love­ pool, jjoured concrete plus lake. Nice w ood^ lot. Top Val­ YOUR «)OPmA®mNwnx DIAL 643-2711 ply. J. F. Fredericks Tool September 528-0427. n e w t w o family flat — 6-6, Agency, 649-8464. Call Irene Kwiat. Lecaiard MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape produce some tentative step.s ure had been taken 1% yearn • your own, $l-half bushel. Nick 649-1108. ly g^unds. East Center, cor­ cabana, also 25x30’ rec ue for only $14,900. T. J. Company, 20 Sherman St., Bowers school area, large Agency, Realtors, 646-0469 or coy ^ attention to any in this position,” he said. “ It 2 Household Goods 51 MCKINLEY Street — Six room SEVEN ROOM Cape with ga- Apartment Buildings located in center of Manches­ mis.slon for a Package Store Liquor 3\lg(ge8tions that De Gaulle iitiH board. Mrs. McKee, 646- lubrication man. Opportunity OPERATOR ment. 649-5341. ----- AOAA rage, modern knotty pine kitch­ and for only $16,800. Call points in the direction of a step USED refrigerators, ‘______------^------For Sale 69 ter. Ideal tor the large family. Cape, with front dormer, fire­ EAST HARTFORD — $15,600 — Permit for the sale, of alcoholic rnicVit rnnko ” he Qnid 4666. for advancement to someone CLEAN, en, nice yard with outside fire­ owner-agent, 643-1888. liquor on the premises. 33 Village I” ®®®; ®®‘°- up in China’s military forces ■' FRIENDLY Ice Crea$n Shop in automatic washers COMFORTABLY f u r n 1 s h e d NEAT DUPLEX, t w entrances, $22,900. Philbrick Agency, place, nice level lot, excellent 3 bedroom home, all city util­ willing to work hard. Good pay MINIMUM 55 HOUR WEEK ranges, MANCHESTER — two modem place, $18,00). Mlllette Agency, Street,, Rockvii^, Connecticut. Mansfield, who has conferred and a hardening of the policy o< Manchester has openings for 4V2 rooms, I ’ i baths, range, Realtors, 649-8464. location, $17,500. T.J. Crockett, ities, treed lot, utility shed, The iMsineas ^11 be owned by several times With Sihanouk on k it c h e n g i r l and nurses and benefit program. Apply in ALL COMPANY BENEFITS wiU) guarantees. See them at room for older gentleman, 643-5992. NEW 5 Vi ROOM Ranch, only hatred toward the UnitMl ambitious men or women refrigerator, hood, disposal, multi-unit apartment building Realtor, 643-1577. Bertha L. Hall of Carpenter Road, aide. New institution. Call 646- person to Dewey Post, Moriar- B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 64E parking, 272 Main St. offered for the first time. Ex­ ten minutes from the center immediate occupancy, Bel Air Coventry^’ 6onne«lc\u,*^and'Vm’^ vleits to Cambodia, said that States.” starting in September. Experi­ Venetian blinds, carpeted stair­ rWO-FAMILY on Main St. — Real Estate, 643-9332, conducted by BBRiyA L. HAIL after De Gaulle’s visit the 0139. ty Brothers, 301 Center St., Main St. Call^64S-2171. cellent locations, fully leased. A valuable piece of property MANCHESTER—6 room raised NEW LISTING — Manchester, of Manchester, 3 bedrooms, Sen. George D. Aiken, R-Vt,, BUCKLAND ence not required. Earn $15- 128 BIRCH ST. —room suitable case, storage basement, on bus of Carpenter Road. Coventry, Con- . . ___ Manchester. Ranch with heated family 7 room fireplaced Cape. 4 bed­ living room and kitchen, built- necticut ‘ aa permittee. prince may be more amenaoie a Foreign Relations Committee_ _ _ TWO COUNTER women want­ $30 working 2-4 mornings or SINGER automatic zig - zag in for working gentleman. $10. line. 649-3566, 649-4342. Top producers. 'Ihese are first for business, etc. For further MANUFACTURING, INC. quality built buildings. Call for r oom, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, rooms, rec room, wall to wall in oven and range, stainless VERNON lovely 3 bedroom ed foB- evening shift, 7 p.m.- evenings. 10-20 hours per cabinet, like new, does every' weekly. 643-4451. details call Philbrick Agency, Cape nestled in the trees dn Dated 13th day ®®A2^t,’i96^ ™emb;VT‘s;irtoT3eiirate to MANCHESTER — large 4 room details. Hayes Agency, .646-0131 built-ins, 2 fireplaces, 2-car ga­ carpeting, breezeway, central­ steel sink and birch cabinets, ------sador W. Averell Harriman. terview, however, he doesn’t midnight. 3-4 nights per week. 131 ADAMS ST., BUCKLAND week. More or less hours if thing, originally over $300, take Realtors, 649-8464. well kept surroundings. Con­ apartment, 2 bedrooms, second rage, only $23,900. Wolverton ly located. Leonard Agency, fireplace, basement garage, Sihanouk postponed a pro- believe that China is nearly an 2 Opportunity To Please apply Mister Donut, 266 desired. Excellent working over last 6 monthly payments ROOM FOR RENT in widow’s venient neighborhood, city wa­ 649-2815 h($me for business woman or floor, excellent location. MANCHESTER — 4 family, per­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Realtors, 646-0469. one acre wooded lot, excellent posed visit by Harriman next responsible for keeping the Viet- West Middle Tpke. conditions with many benefits. of $9 each. Call 522-0931. Business Propertj ter, $15,990. Converse & Du- teacher, cooking privileges, Adults. $100. Glastonbury, 633- manent siding. aluminum value at $16,900. U & R Real­ month because of the U.S. namese fighting going as iha Increase Your Apply 435 Main St., Jlanches- storms and screens, 3-car ga- MANCHESTER — New listing. RANCH, 5 rooms, fireplace, pret. Real Estate, Realtors, RSCRiEATTON program direc­ SEJWING MACHINE — Last 9057. ______F o r S ale______W ty Co. Inc., 643-2692, R. D. bombing of a village which the soviet Union, ter. garage. 643-4729. garage, 3 acres, very conveni 643-2197, 875-1811. tor, MW institution. Call 646; year’s model, never used, sac­ rage, parking, excellent condi­ 7 room oversized Cape Cod, 24’ Murdock, 643-6472. prince claims is to Cambodian «it’s Russia that’s keeping Income RELIABLE MAN needed for PACKAGE store in Manchester. ent location, good financing. 0129. rifice, $35 or $2 weekly. 646- FIRST FLOOR, 4 room apart­ tion, good Investment at $27,- living room, 4 bedrooms, 2 full territory. this war going,” he said. general factory work, no ex­ MALE OR FEMALE —full or For further information call, J. D. Real Estate Co., 643- MANCHESTER — New execu- South Windsor ^ P e o p W ( t 0247. Apartments— Flat*— ment, furnace, hot water, con­ 500. Wolverton Agency, Real­ baths, wooded lot, Verplanck In other developments Sun- Mansfield said he agrees that Good Sealtest home deliv­ perience required. Will train. part-time, excellent working Mr. Philbrick, Philbrick Agency 5129. tlve Ranch with 3 big bed­ EARN $80 and more in famous Tenements 63 venient to schools, churches tors, 649-2813. School area. Selling tor $20,900. day: Soviet refusal to join Britain la ery routes are now open conditions. Apply in person. Realtors. 649-8464. STATELY GARRISON brand items, no investment. No machine involved, good FOUR PIECE bedroom set, full and stores. Inquire 72 School Large ®s®umable mortg^e. MANCHESTER listing 38 rooms plus living room with —Former White House press reconvening the 1964 Geneva which will give the pay and benefits. Apply En­ Adam & Ede’s Ceramic Stu­ Help friends shop from home. size bed, refrigerator, electric WE HAVE customers waiting St. RESTAURANTS — Your choice MANCHESTER — Large 7 room Call the R. F. Dimock Co., ^ fireplace, family room, kitch­ Prepare yourself for the secretary Pierre SaHnger told conference is the largest stum* right men good income dio, Route 44A, Coventry. bedroom Cheney estate, 6,200 Send for free 632 page cata­ gineered Metals, 10 Hilliard St. stove, washing machine, tele­ for the rental of your apart­ of four. Priced $3,800, $6,000, Ranch, 2V4 baths, modern Realtors, 649-5245. en with all built-in utilities. unchallenged superiority of and permanent employ­ square feet living area, 3 acre the CBS television program bling block to negotiations. The log. Popular Chib Plan, Dept. Manchester. vision, glider. 643-1660. ment or home. J. D. Real Bis- $7,000 and one Including real kitchen, formal dining room, Dramatic entry foyer and front this magnificent 8 room / lln TheZ plot, palatial atmosphere. Bent “Face the Nation” that if Presi- 1964 G eneva Conference Q601, Lynbrook, N. Y. ment. Five day week, tate, S'* 3-5129. Fumished Apartments 63-A family room, 24x24 with fire- MANCHESTER — Modern 6 brick planter add to the over­ Garrison Colonial. Four MALE HELP wanted for up­ SituatloRS' Wanted— estate $170,000. For more In­ & Bent, 236-3211. Evenings Mr. f v - dent John F. Kennedy were still reached an accord on Viet Nam. many fringe benefits, liber­ DELUXE DOUBLE oven Hot- — ------—------place, 2-car garage, large lot room Cape, ~ knotty pine kitchen, all picture. Brick exterior and bedrooms, big family rootn holstery factory, experience Female 38 point electric stove, excellent lOOKINO for anything In real ONE ROOM furnished apart- formation call Philbrick Agen­ Brady. 643-2594. WANTED OLiElRK-Typlst, must al commission arrange­ with fruit trees, $26,000. Phll- breezeway, garage, aluminum hand crafted throughout. Lo­ and wooded lot In prestige estate rentals — apartments, ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, cy, 649-8464. have filing ability. Apply 983 ment makes possible high 1°' I" rL- MEDICAL secretarial position condition. Westinghouse dry­ brick Agency, 649-8484. siding, 1 2 ^ 6 8 lot central. Bel MANCHESTER — don’t let the cated off Vernon St. in select area. $31,500. Call Don Sis­ earnings. son. Old Colony Co., Hilliard homes, multiple dwellings, no hot water. Apply Marlow’s, 867 lilain 8t., Room 12. wanted, full or part-time, no er. 649-2924. Air Real Estate, 643-9332. area. Price is just $30,500. Call co. 649-5306. St., Manchester. fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, Main. DUPLEX 6-6 , aluminum siding, cry of tight money scare you. New s!5^ Capital Works, Sewer Rules weekends, experienced, excel- Land For Sale 71 If you are looking for housing, daily 649-5361, evenings and Contemporary, olive 643-5129. 2-0RF garage, excellent condl- MANCHESTER — 7% room B & W lent references. 649-7025. check this new listing. It’s a weekends 649-3988. SEALTEST WANTED — Full-time broiler wool, excellent condition. Mag- EXCELLENT PIECE of indus­ tion, large maples, $21,900. Cape, 4 or 6 bedrooms, rec ■ > BARROWS & WALLACE NOW IS THE TIME navox HiFi console with FM RENT BCAN in need of rentals. ROCKVILLE — 4 large rooms, charming 7-room Cape with Informal Topics for Board man with chance for advance­ WOMAN WOULD like to baby­ trial zone land, 4 acres and HutcUne Agency, Realtora, 649- room on living level, one oar LAKE ST. Vernon —6 room Co­ Manchester Parkade ment. Apply in person. Bo­ Have tenants willing to sign furnished, garage. 876-8568. full shed dormer, VA baths, sit in her home, $16, weekly. tuner. Maple dough box table. up, in Manchester, railroad 5334. garage, $16,900. Philbrick lonial, baths, oil hot 'water, Manchester 649-5306 T, . ^ The board o< dlrectom Will — If you will be seek­ FCXDDS nanza Sirloin Pit, 287 W. Mid­ lease, plus escrow. 649-4342 or breezeway and 1-car garage. Call anytime 649-0166. 643-4224. TO SUBLET — 5 room flat, siding available. J. D. Real Agency, Realtors, 649-8464. new carpeting, treed lot, ga­ PORTO CERVO, Sardinia conduct an Informal meettag MILK DIVISION dle Tpke. or call 649-1154 for 649-3566. MANCHESTER Vicinity — 6V4 Wooded lot In good residential ing a position after first floor, includes all util­ Flstate, John B. DeQuattro, rage, Florida owner, immed­ Wage Issue appoin$ment. WILL CARE FOR pre-school 30” KENMORE electric range. room Ranch with heated 3-car MANCHESTER listing 81 — 6 area. Call Nick Oonvertino, (AP) —Friends of Princess tomorrow night to discuss two school begins 4Vi ROOMS, $125., heat, hot ities, ' $140. Available now thru 643-6129, 643-8779. iate occupancy. Kenneth Contact child or school child. Verplanck window oven, rotissiere, 7 garage, 8 generous bedrooms, room Ranch, 3-bedrooms, 2 Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, Grace Kelly of Monaco said to- items— a proposed $2.5 million water, stove, refrigerator, March 16. 649-8569. Ostrinsky, Realtor, 643-1333. New Guidelines Kenneth Reynolds, 643-9126 AUTO PARTS wholesaler has School area, have references. years old, best offer takes it. living room with fireplace, baths, family room, sundeck, 643-1121, Eves. 649-9633. day that when she fell into the Improvements Program Of Teachers an opening for shipping and 649-4121. parking, 15 Forest St., off Houses For Sale 72 attached garage, half acre. — Or, if you’re employed Charles Argiros, 643-9390 643-1301. kitchen has built-lns and an MANCHESTER — 6% room old­ F or Auto Ads sea from a boat Sunday she did ^ proposed amendments to receiving man and two full or Main St., 646-0090, 643-5675. Bent & Bent, 236-32U. Eve­ SIX ROOM custom built Ranch so not with her husband, but a but looking for a Business Locations MANCHFSTER — 2 family, 6 abundance ot cabinets, finished er Colonial, large rooms, big part-time drivers. See Mr. Ed nings 643-2594. entrance foyer, formal dining Near Resolve change An Equal Opportunity D o e s__ Birfls— Pets 4 1 g o o d used furniture. Call 628- DELUXE DUPLEX apartment For Rent 64 and 5 flats, on bus line, $17,- family room. Less than own­ yard, designed for children, 2- Start Feb. 19 DellaFera, Manchester Auto ® ___ A 1o«*nrA t«rkrtTn« fl’nill* er’s cost, $19,700. Wolverton room, 1% baths, garage, base­ car garage- Only $16,900. f S ? ' Italian industrial- TJ** The status of the baaed ot Employer 0718. 4 extra large rooms, apoli' 900. Philbrick Agency, Real­ SEVEN romn house, 2-oar ga­ A 1st Riccardo Siere, bears a ^ Municipal BuUdlng Parts, 220 Broad St ances, private basement, near DESIRABIK More or office Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. ment, patio, sewers. Manches­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. (ConUimed from Page One) education’s request fear a |80^. T O LOOK AT THESE GROOMING and boarding all tors, 649-8464. rage, good sized lot. Call own­ WANTED — Bus drivers, full space, ground flcx>r, clean, at ter. HutcUns Agency, Realtors striking physical resemblance Room. 000 supplemental budget ap|KO« WANTED — Desk clerk for breeds. Harmony Hills, H. C. WES’HNGHOUSE refrigerator, schools, shopping and bus. er, 643-6036. OPPORTUNITIES " and part-time, experienced prc-. tractive and reasonable. In- MANCHESTER West aide, COLONIAli—one year old, 7% 649-6324. MANOHESroR — immaculate The guidelines would affect to Princa Rainier. When Siere The Capital Lnprovement ______weekends, transcript exper­ Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton. 643- best offer takes it. Call 742- Hayes Agency, 646-0131, priation from Uia town wlB be ferred, good wages. Silver Lane quire Manager, State Theatre, nice 4-4, 2 family, porch, ga- rooms, huge modem kitchen Colonial, in central desirable advertising and labeling of tires and the American-born princess Program, proposed by General the” major ”lrt^ - » tor PART-TIME OPENINGS ience helpful but will train, 6427. 9013 after 5 p.m. MANCHESTER — New listing. x h IS 8-ROOM house with fire­ Bus Co., 49 Brainard Place, LAWTON GARDENS — 643-7832. rage treed lot. Call Mitten with fireplace plus all built- locatlon, fireplace, sunporch, 2- for their load carrying capacity, fell into the water together after Manager Robert Weiss to his meeting w ifi** at 8 some extra work in addition 4 bedroom Oolonlcd featuring place located on a good lot Manchester. AFFECTIONATE and playful AT ALBERT'S room duplex. Including appli­ Agency, Realtors, 643-8930. ins, 2 % baths, large master 24’ living room with fireplace, car garage. Low 20’s. Bel Air inflation pressure, grade or line a gust of wind Upped the sail- 1966-67 budget message, would Bennet Junior Htoh g«eww.i, MORNING to weekends. Person interested STORE — center of Manchester, needs a large family to fill Real Estate, 643-9332. -* “ “ — -• ------' ■ * — ’ ------’ ------’— *-•*------tiger cats looking for good START TO PAY IN SEPT. ances, dishwasher, heat, hot bedroom with full bath, rec formal dining room with picture of Ure, and ply raUng. boat from which they were lump a host of projects into one boaid pnAxMy AFTERNOON YOUNG MAN to learn leather qould become permanent. Con­ newly remodeled store, front WOW! 4 ROOM Ranch, breeze- the 4-bedroom upstairs. Ask- homes. 649-6480 after 5:30, ail 3 ROOMS FURNITURE water, 1% baths, $155 n«r room wlOi fireplace, 2-car ga­ window, family sized kitchen, More than 1,100 different watching a boat race, friends question. direct Superintendent at EVENING cutting, full time job, 8 a.m.- tact Manager, i Conn. Motor and Interior, reasonable rent­ ' way, 'garage, 200’ frontage, day weekends. $9.36 MONTHLY month. J. D. Real Estate, 643- rage, $29,900. Philbrick Agen­ Weiss has rsoonuneniled a Schools William. Ourtla on what 4:80 p.m., 6 day week. Apply Lodge, 400 Tolland Tpke. Man­ als. Brokers Invited. 622-3114. plus 20 X 20 attained fully 14x21 heated family room, Co., 643-6129. 36 —^Modernized 3-bedrooms, <4 hours or more scheduled to Bedroom, Living Boom, Dinette, 5129. cy, Realtors, 649-8464. American consumers under ei- from a distance said It ^®® ,Nov. 8 referendum on a pock- steps to take toward aatab- Tober Baseball Mfg. Co. 114 chester. AKC MINIATURE Schnauzer, ^ - equipped restaurant. Large baths, attached garage, spot­ large kitchen, large living U your convenience whenever pos­ Rugs, Lamps, Tables and Other ther the manufacturer’s brand Rainier, age deal bond Issue, to include lishing a firm teoCheief oateiY Brooklyn St., Rockville. male puppy, cropped, inocula­ amesite parking lot. Many pos­ MANCHESTER — 7 room Cape less condition. Wolverton Agen- ASSUMABLE mortgage, 2- room, den, detached garage, QUARTZ LAPPING machine Accessories family diqilex, 6-6, on bus line, or subsidiary and private about $865,000 for renovations schedule. If the stepa are taken, sible) ted, friendly, healthy, intelli­ 3V4 ROOMS, first floor. North OFFICE sibilities. Call Mitten Agency, with garage on treed 200’ lot. cy. Realtors, 649-2813. 100 X 160. $11,000. Bent & Bent, operator, manual dexterity de­ EVFJRYTHING $228. 2 heating systems, fully occu- brands, the commission said, Alisa Katai o f older schools, about $760,000 they may end the monthaf-oM PERMANENT part-time. 5 p.m. gent, $125. 628-7409. Main St. Call 649-4356. Suite of rooms suitable for doc­ Realtors, 643-6930. . family sized kitchen with built- japr.TT T.TnvTnr— « i4 rooms, a 236-3211, 643-2694. AND sirable, small growing com­ pled, $17,900. W olverton ______but the cmisumer has no way to SPRING VAJjLEY, for old and new roads, plus wage dispute with the lian- -9 p.m. for passenger tire 8 ROOMS FURNITURE tor's office available in State ins, fireplaced living room, 4 modem kitchen with service and gas station attend­ pany. Call 289-5428, 9 a.m.-12 puPPIBS FUR SALE — r ^ - MANCHESTER — 5 year old bedrooms, itMdem kitchen with Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. GREEN MANOR — caU owner compare the relative grade or (AP)—Alisa Katai, diaper-clad, ^ $800,000 for storm Chester nvhioitHftn AssoctaiOail, FULL-TIME OPENINGS $10.16 MONTHLY Theatre Bldg. Call Manager — bedrooms, den or family room. ant work. See Gerry Martell noon, 1 p.m.-4 p.m. Mr. Kub- istered Irish Setter mother had Famous make Refrigerator, 456 MAIN ST — 3 rooms, $85. two-family, 5-5, all large rooms bullt-lns, treed lot, rec room, about this Immaculate 3 bed- safety of these products. preeented quite a sight crawling a^vvers. bargaining agents tor the Up • top condition. Owner anx­ one car garage, patio, $19,500. CENTRAL AIR-conditioned If you’re a high school gradu­ or Jay Boll at ’Tire City, Broad iak. imapproved love affair, fe- Living Room, Bedroom, Dinette, monthly. Call 643-2426. 9-5. two heating systems, fully rent­ room Ranch, immediate oc­ Main requirements of the “ P Union Road, The sewer rules amendments town’s teachers, 643-7832 ious. Wolverton Agency, Itoal- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, custom Ranch, foyer, built-ins, ate or have had business expe­ St. across from King’s, Man­ male, $6 ; males $8, now 7 Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Blankets ed, excellent investment. Wol-' cupancy, $16,600. 1-677-0923. safety and grading guidelines Police found 2-year-old Alisa would permit the construction MEA representatives are MODERN 4 ROOM, first floor ______tors, 649-2813. 649-8464. dlshwaiAer, fireplace, wall to Sunday and held her until Dr. rience you may qualify for chester. weeks old. Call 875-4966. And Other Accessories verton Agency, Realtors, 649- are: of sanitary sewers to the vlcin- slatfed to be on band tor the MAINTENANCE MAN apartments in quality built 2- MEDIUM,, size corner store, wall carpets throughout, 2-car and Mrs. Andrew Katai arrived. EVFaiYTHING $297. 2813. FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 full 1. Disclosure of the' load­ ity o f new developments, with discussion virlth the boozid and G family homes. Convenient loca- suitable for store or office, PRIVACY — nmnlng brook, 3 Lots For Sale 73 — General clerical positions MECHANIC or mechanic’s KI'TTENS LOOKING for a home 3 ROOMS FURNITURE baths, modem kitchen with garage, porch, huge wooded Katai said Alisa decided to go Part or FVll-Time Work tions. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 643-7723 or 649-1690. acres, 30x50 recreaeion room, ------carrying.— — capacity------and inflation------, . , „ . _ . , . the developers to assume most probably v»»l annoonoe helper, full or part-time, good double paws, free. Call 649-5557 $14.74 MONTHLY BRICK RANdH — Modern built-lns, 2 fireplaces, walk­ lot. Hutchins .^ en cy, 649-5324. WOODED lot for sale. School pressure of tires to the custom- while he and his immediate costs. the MEA will accept — Typing, Keypunch and other salary, fringe benefits. Inquire after 6. kitchen with bullt-ina, 2% plus 8 room Ranch, far, far Famous make Washing Ma­ out basement, screened porch,’ below replaoenent «»st. Hut- EIGHT ROOM fireplaced con- Road, Bolton. Oail 649-2871.'Will er, based on actual teste. The asl^p. office machine operations. at Farmoil, 11 Windemere Ave. McDonald’s Drive-In baths, formal dining room, Weiss proposes that eon- terms chine, Famous make Refrig., MAIN ST. — 3 room apart- Houses For Rent 65 garage, handy locaUon. Phil■ chins Agency?W9-6824. temporary, 4 bedrooms, 2% finance if necessary. test results and procedures nil Rockville or phone 875-3379. TWO BLACK, white and yellow family room with fireplace, 2- tracts be signed with the devd- board. 46 West Center St. Bedroom, Living Room. Dinette, jgg 643-2426, 9-5. brick Agency, Realtors, 649 should be written down and tabby kittens need a home. 643- ATTRACTIVE small house, 2 car garage, AA Zone, $32,500. baths, built-^, family rwm, b o LTON — one acre wooded '5A N T ^ p^ L r5 ?* r^ f f AP) opers, permitting them to re- -A-lso slatod for ( Visit our Personnel ^ a r t a e n t evening work and ------Dishes, Rugs. Lamps, Tables, ______8464. available for customer inspec­ SANTA PAULA, Calif. (AP) ^ ^ ^ 10-year related items In 8798. large rooms, bath. Ideal for Philbrick Agency, Realtors, r$17,900 — 4 1OT5DROOM Cape, exceptional home on beautiful­ lot with brook, Birch Moun­ on the first floor One Tower rt-tlme Sunday, - right man TAILORS - two, full or part- Blankets, and RENT MAN has rentals from with fireplace, walk-out base­ ly landscaped wooded lot with tion. the owners of new J^tten conti^ b e ^ ^ ■ Bquare, Monday through Fri------1.. Other Accessories $85. up. Flats, duplexes, effi- couple. In scenic coimtry sur­ 649-8464. tain Ext. Will finance if nec­ can go to work at once, sal­ time, apply to Regal’s Men ment ,large lot, close to Route brook. Many extra features. So?sertol?^yed a charter construction to those yeas. two groups, wiidch wmdd to«- day, 8:00 a.m. to 3 :^ p.m. Articles For Sale 45 EVFniYTHING $398. ciency, 649-3566, 649-4342. roundings. Call 742-6334. essary. 646-0264. ary arranged. Call 649-8053 be­ Shop, 903 Main St., 643-2478. MANCHESTER Green — $12,900 15. Mlllette Agency, 643-5992. Iieonard Agency, Realtors. 646- or line of tire must be acoom' nutlly estali^lsh tenns o t Wardrobe Stretcher who died after being pushed off fore S p.m. Price Includes Delivery, Set Up —------FIVE ROOM single house, ap­ Seven rooms near stores, bus, log oondltliooah For More Information PART-TIME work for man 'in­ RICH, STONE - FTIEE loam, 0469. panied by a statement that no Service, Guarantee, Immediate pliances, will accept two chil­ schools. For information, call Suburban F o r S ate 75 a cliff. Both the oombmot and i Call 277-2994 terests in making more mon­ $15. Gravel, sand, fill, stone-, Delivery or Free Storage Until FOUR ROOM apartment for Industrywide or accepted eys- dren, $125 per month. ■ J. D. Mitten Agency, Realtor!, 643- MANCHESTER — Cape, 6 SuncAy Susan Oliver, as her- Town Contracts increases banra been aader dis- An Opportunity ey. We can now offer the right manure, white sand box and Needed. Regardless of Time. rent. No children. Call 649-2871. Bias Tape Trim BOLTON — 4 room Ranch with grading, exists. Real Estate, 643-5129, 6930. rooms,XWIIU, inX*. good6WX. _ condition.______Bcise- TT X XI. X, 1 1 X UpSidS dOWB IH S tt sla Tii*a>.tire. H IT TiiA toe TAmnterm *niv ply m.Tsrat- une—and walked away, CARPETS AND life too can be 4\ii room duplex, electric T... teachers oontraots bKW yar35 -lnch. aixva'a* siz-es; color chart; fUll full dlFCC- direc- M ANC^TB^ - here’s a ter- ______have car and be able to NON-FACTORY work, Diamonds— Watchee— plane at La Guardla Airport at and will make several staff ap­ Company, 20 Sherman St., Equipment 54 SUtes shall present the certifi­ Quality custom crafted homes built with you Trorder send 50c In coins to: tions. nflc starter home for you. TOs BOLTON - Carpenter Road, work with boys. Pleasant weekly, Vernon or Manches­ 3:30 a.m. pointments. One appointee will West Hartford, Elpiwood sec­ JewuliT 48 cate of his .naturalization or a in mind and located in a fine new residential a ■RnpTiAtt The Manchester To order, send 35c in coins to; 6-room Ranch features 3 bed- Owner wants action on this 5 ARRAIGNED FOR MURDER Halley Helped Newton outside work for addition- ter. Call 644-0202, 644-1402. COMPLETE More than 100 screaming be Mrs. Katherine Bourn, foe- tion. . 627-8171. WATCH AND JEW FIKY re­ BAn.nAoa copy thereof Issued by the area. 1150 AVE. OF Aline Cabot, Mancliester Eve-“ rooms, equipped kitchen, Uv- room Ranch with two car g&- si income. Call Manches- equipment tor sale. t Tn.ii U'nCA, N.Y. (AP)-Karen A. girls, eomeof whom had waited LONDON The man who mer board chairman. pairing. Prompt service. Up to ’ United States Immigration and AMTOfnas YORK. N.Y. ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF ing room with fireplace, bath rage. Now v"— ’ ter office at the Hartford PJ^T-TIME gas etation at­ Salesmen Wanted 86-A 9-6. vacant, Bakay, 20, of Bridgeport, Conn., as long as 12 hours, greeted the plotted the Interval of histoiys $20 on your old watch la ' Naturalization Service, Each home with a minimum of 1 acre of shade trMS ^R ICA S, NEW a D ^ I C A S , NEW YORK, N.Y. and fuU basement. Only $16.- ;^ut. trees. etc. thnes. tendant, mornings. See Mr. OUOO L ------800. Call Nick Convartinp, Jar­ has been arraigned on a <*arge quartet when It arrived by Urn- best-known comet was Sir Ed- „ Rx»%A«t SAIKSMAN to seU industrial trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. Dated at Manchester this and a good set-back from the street, offering privacy, For Ist-class mailing add lOc 10086. prlcjed to sell. T. J, Crockett, of first degree murder in toe ousine at the Warwick Hotel in mund Halley, 17th century son o, iTlllUOn nepOT* Sloan, Esso Service Center, vis Realty Co., Realtors, 643- and farm equipment and sup­ Bray, TIT Main Street, State ^ 22nd day of August 1966. coolness and quietness. fo r ^ h pattern. Print Name, For Ist-class mailing a ^ 10c Realtor, 643-1577. death of her newborn child. midtown Manhattan at 4:16 «f a soup boiler. Although he is NEW YORK—One of the na- Route S3, Vernon. Wanted— To Buy 1121, Eves. 649-9633. M R . F O X plies. Experienced in automo- \TOeater Building, \ ___ Board of Admissions Address with Zip Code, Style for each pattern. Print N ^e, BOLTQN 5V4 room Ranch Miss Bakay la accused of ajn. The fact they would stay at remembered for Halley’s Comet, tion’s largest-drculatloii pa- WE BUY and sell antique and Barbara E. Coleman, DIRECTIONS: Porter St. to Camp Meeting Rd. to RELIABLE ADIK/TS tor work tlves or Industrial equipment ■ No. and Size. Address with Zip , Code, Style on 14 acre wooded lot. House dumping toe baby girl in a toilet toe hotel had been made public, his greateat feat was said to be rtodleals is a once-a^year 36a used furniture, china, glass 011- Selectman ^ Carter St. Follow the Birch Mt. Home- MANCHESnai — near bus. 6 4 8 -1 5 7 9 in dnig store both days and- helpful but not absolutely nec­ Garden— Farm— Dairy See exciting new fashions In No. and Size. la Immaculate. Has all toe at a gas station at Alder Creek The Beaties wlU give their managing the pubUcatlon of page pubUcation of the Amert- Ter, picture iramee, old coins, site signs — Open Mon. - Frl., 4 P.M. to Older 6 room Colonial, 2-car or nights, must be in good essary. Only aggressive, ener­ Raymond C. L a rlv «, nwi A ^ ter ’66 Issue of Just 50c will bring you a copy “ extras. Selling tor $19,500 and Aug. 18. She had given Wrth to final concert of the tour Tues- Newton’s diseertatlon on funda- ®an Telephone & Telegraph Oo. PiL^dacte 50 Selectman 8 P.M.; Sat. and Son., 2 P.M. to 6 P.I^ health, honest, dependable. getic men should apply to Leon guns, pewter, scrap gold, weU worth ItT T. J. Crockett, toe child In toe reat room, stata day night at Shea' Stadium, mental mechanics and gravita- ATAT’s annual report to MB* pHARKAdST, fuU^me, excel­ Please contact by letter Man­ Schweir, South Windsor Equip­ STRICILY fresh eggs tor sale. watches, old Jews'lry, hobby Vincent A. Oenovesl, Z S L i magaklna. Only 60d • A lb u m -flU cd with needlework ’ Realtor o s s i m . astd. boBM a t tta ha—bedl Msta- ttoib to s Frtnetpto. to g million peopto lent salary and complete com­ chester P. O. Box 206, Oak­ ment Company, Inc., comer of Nightcrawlers. Tomaszewskl, coUectlcQs, paintings, attic ooa- Selectman LAWRENCE F. FIANO - 649-5371 pany benefits. Pleiue call Mr. land St. Branch, Manchester, Route 6 and 194, Swtb Wind­ Box 368, South Rd., Boltmi, tents or whole estates. Furni­ Edward Tomldel, Gordon, eii-lTSB. Oonn. sor. 289-3406. open dally. 649-6472. ture Repair Service. 648-7449. Town Clerk - J d l V

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(ClMaUled Advertisinx on Face IB). PRICE SEVEN CEMm VOL. LXXXV, NO. 275 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1966 11, *' ,i- \ \l', \ \ \ ' Three Separate Attacks Red Mine Rips U.S. Ship FIRST AGAIN in Manchester! Rocks Pelt V-t', Policemen In Saigon River Channel is pleased to announce NEW YORK (AP)—Policemen, firemen and motor­ S.B. ists in three cities were pelted with rocks, debris and bottles last night by bands of young Negroes. The at­ ^ Blast Kills tacks occurred in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of New Runoff Brooklyn, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., and Washington, D.C. 2 Will Decide Seven; Crews B rooklyn the area. Four youths were ar­ NEW YORK (AP) — Negro rested and several others de­ Start Repair TWO NEW HIGHER tained for questioning. Beauty Title youths tossed rocks and debris at police Monday night, injuring Patrolman Robert Dunigan, the officer who attempted to FAIRFIELD (AP)—The busi­ SAIGON, South Viet two patrolmen in Brooklyn's Nam (AP)—^A C^munist B e d f o r d-Stuyvesant section, make the arrest, and Patrolman ness manager for the recently sometimes called "thC Harlem Joseph Famiglietti, received crowned Miss Connecticut said mine explosion ripped to­ across the river.” minor injuries and were treated today Miss America Pageant of­ \- day into the American The incident followed the ar­ on the scene. ficials in Atlantic City have de­ freighter Baton Rouge Vic­ DIVIDEND RATES rest of a Negro youth at a liquor Police said a group of about cided a runoff will have to be tory, laden with sup-i 3 store in the slum neighborhood, 300 Negroes had gathered on the conducted to resolve the dispute plies for the fighting the scene of violent racial dis­ street expecting an attack from between the winner and runner- forces in Viet Nam, and a gang of whites in reprisal for turbances two summers ago. up. sank her to main deck level About 800 officers from all the knifing of a white youth sun- Roger Soderholm, who was Effective October 1966 day night by six Negroes. in the Saigon River 2^ i, parts of the city were sent into named by the Connecticut Jay- miles southeast o f thm Some store windows were bro­ cees to represent Karen Maguire ken, but police said over-all of Hull, Mass., after she was city. Seven of the 46 American damage was slight. named Miss Connecticut in July, crewmen were killed and anoth­ said the special Judging would er suffered a fractured arm as anticipated for the Fourth Quarter of this year. Capitol Ft. Lauderdale be held today in New York City water flooded the ship’s engine FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. at the studios of the National room from a gaping hole in the (AP)—Bands of young Negroes Broadcasting Co. mm po(t side. ’The Baton Rouge Vic- pitched rocks and bottles at Miss Maguire's only opponent Annex Is toiy grounded beside the soatti police cars for an hour Monday was to be Carol Ann Gelish of bank, where salvage crewe nig^ht before officers cleared the Waterbury, first runner-up ^n quickly started work under street. They arrested 19 per­ the state pageant in July. Proposed guard. sons. Miss Gelish’s challenge of the V As a security precaution the • ' I. Windows in two police cars legitimacy of the selection of HARTFORD (AP)—Plans for were knocked out and the hood Miss Maguire rested principally Vietnamese navy temporarily closed the channel, one of Hie a multi-million dollar General of a third was dented. No one on two points: was injured, Police Sgt. Edward — That Miss Maguire was not two main chaimels of the river Assembly annex west of the a t between Saigchi and the South C. Junne said. from Connecticut, even though State Capitol were envisioned China Sea, though the ship wae The Negroes, who numbered she was a student at the Uni­ off to one ride. ♦ . * J today by a committee assigned about 200, stood behind houses versity of Connecticut, and Guerrilla-infested mangrove to recommend a long range and stores and threw the rocks — TTiat in the period imme­ V> N >'■>.' s ' ■^''T swamps line the river Hiere. program for future facilities of Into the streets although they diately prior to the Connecticut Rescuers dig through rubble of Plainview, Tex., church ripped by an explosion South Vietnamese troops the legislature. could not see their targets, pageant Miss Maguire was a late last night, apparently caused by natural gas. About 200 were in the \M : worked ashore, and U.S. patrol M The legislature's Rules Com­ Junne said. house guest of a woman who building at the time of the blast. One woman was killed and 53 persons were boats and helicopter gun orewe A mittee asked Public Works "The rocks Just came out of served as one of the Judges. injur^. (AP Photofax) ke^ wotdh over the river as a Commissioner Timothy J. nowhere,” Junne said. “ Some of Soderholm released a state­ salvage, .ship . a/t^ ^ r ,tuge Murphy to make a preliminary their own cars were hit.” ment from Jack Rowe, presi­ worked to transship the stages estimate of the costs of erecting The barrage—which followed (AP Photofax) dent of the Miss America Pag­ a,nd .rig Hie Baton Kouge Vietery an entire new building over the a pattern of trouble every Mon-, eant, saying that Miss America fiM- refloating. ■1 State Armory parking lot to day and Wednesday night for Male Wigs officials had reviewed the claims i i ansevriietPs in Hm wAr, the house both. branches of the the past several weeks—started of Miiss Gelish and foiind “ no U.S.. miUtaiy conmand dis- ~ K fr' General Assembly and related when an officer stopped to in­ Phil Hibberts, a Dallas evidence of impropriety” in con­ ■ i i i l s w i s ' closed that a V.S. ACarine pm- offices. vestigate a wreck, Junne said. nection with Ufe . running of the T> • M store salesman, models Idiibious f (See Page Eight) own style at top. mond of Fairfield, "coilld have beneath the building and a tun­ down on 200 worshipers in the The- Rev. Mr. Givens, hurled Pampa, beneath ’Timbers which Train Hits Car, unintentionally affected” the out­ nel from an upper floor of the Church of God in Christ. Falling across the church and against a crashed down on the rostrum come of the contest. structure to the nearby Capitol. debris killed a woman and in­ wall, was,injured. His wife had where she was sitting. She was Thre« Boys Dead “ After reviewing the situation ;S?' State Rep. Claude Watrous, jured 53 other persons. gone next door shortly before district president of the co-chairman of the rules com ­ with state and national offi­ Twelve persons were trapped LOWELL, Mass. (iAiP)—Ihrss G the blast. church’s women’s auxiliary. cials,” the Rowe statement said, mittee, said there was "con­ Some Tips Revealed for a time as a small fire broke Rescuers plodded through teen-age b c ^ were Killed and “ the girls agreed to compete in Motorists in hundreds of cars '■i' >\tf< siderable sentiment” for the out and w m quickly quenched in mud left by two days of rain to three others caltlcally Injured a special runoff to remove any eariiy today when their oar waa 'M idea of a new building. He said the concrete block and frame- wreckage, using a truck (See Page Seventeen) A*-' it was felt that a new facility doubts with respect to the orig­ building. struck by a New Havwi Rail- >>>^ would not be much more costly To Beat Living Costs inal decision.” Investigators found no ready load Ccright train. Two of the dead and on, o< than undertaking major re­ (See Page Seventeen) explanation. One fireman lAs^ vamping and refurbishing of the WASHINGTON (AP) — Here index to 113.3. ’This means it thought he smelled natural gas those oriticalfy ihijured were 'J~ Special Training Program present legislative quarters. are some Ups, negative and pos­ costs $11.33 to buy what cost $10 but officials said they had de­ identified as hKAhera. . I. ♦ V V' V? \ K The rules committee already itive, on h ^ to beat the high in 1957-59 — on the average and tected no evidence of a leak. PoUoe identified the dead aa Thomas Gauthier, X7; hia '#■* 2 has approved a temporary plan cost of living: generally speaking. On Display After preliminary investiga­ ^ y ' 'V-«#X^v* brother, Eugene, 18; and Mcii- for reducing the seating capac­ Don’t: Food prices went up four- tion, Plalnview’s director of §m§ Pentagon to Salvage ard Campbell; 19. ity of the House to conform Get sick, eat so many om­ tenths of 1 per cent, but this was The model of the proposed public safety said natural gas Thoee on the danger list aC ’ ■ . : ! ^ '^:^ vy:7iW 'i with legislative reapportionment. elets, hire a baby sitter so often, much less than is usual in July. downtown renewal project, apparently was to blame. 'I'S ‘ 1 S, 1.^ i'i*- St. John’s Hospital in LoweU Work on revising ^ the House, get a new hair-do before the old However, egg prices took a (below) is on display at the ^dications are that it was a • 9 i gas leak, possibly set off by an wMe Identitied as Paul Gauthi­ including the widening of aisles, one looks real dowdy. whopping 6^ per cent Jump Main St. office of the Hart­ w i i l l l i i i i i # ; * i ’ ' 40,000 Draft Rejects er, 19, the third brother; James is expected to start in October Do; when unusually hot weather ford National Bank and will electric organ, he reported. Shine, M, and Michael Regan. ill! • •■ and be completed for the con­ Walk more instead of riding, curtailed production. Hence the remain there until Aug.' 28. "The United Baptist choir was rive training using facilitiM of singing when it happened,” said NEW YORK (AP) — Secre­ 17. vening of the 1907 seselon in try an art museum once in a advice to go easy on the om­ FVem Aug. 29 to Sept. 6 it the Defense Departihent — “ the Elder Henry Jackson, 32. "The tary of Defense Robert S. Mc­ AA six aore from Eowen. llfl JaAuary, while instead of a movie, think |Will be at the main office of largest single educational com­ elets. Namara disclosed today Penta­ Police said the caff canying If the plan for an entirely twice before borrowing mort­ Savings Bank of Manches­ lights went out, then there was plex the world has ever known” llll V;r': ; The average housewife, gon plans to accept for military the youths was coming off new General Assembly building gage money at today’s rates, ter, from Sept. 7 to Sept. 18 an explosion that bleig the floor — to become “ full^ satisfactory though, cannot make a great big training in the next 10 months Interstate 496 and was hit by ' irl wins approval, the State Capitol take up bird watching instead of at the Main St. office of the out of the building and then the soldiers,” McNamara said In a t s v , dent in the cost of living by at­ i^nvcu HI 40,000 men ordinarily dlsquali- the train at a croering^ marked would be strictly for the gover­ polo. Connecticut Bank and Trust top caved in. speech prepared for delivery to nor's quarters, offices^of other tacking the food budget. For one Co. and from Sept. 19 to iPhlew me up in the.ceiling, because of education and The Bureau of Labor Statis­ thing, most folks have to eat. fell back in the chair health reasmis. o, 0,. V«,«» 1. ' iZ'f elected state officials and top tics issued its consumer price Sept. 25 at the Manchester then I fell back in of Foreign Wars. For another, Arnold Chase, as­ and He said the number would feet from the point of impaok, administration figures. index for July Monday. As ex­ Savings and Loan Associa- where I had been sitting sistant commissioner of labor turned over backwards." increase to 100,000 in the next Aides in Washington de­ police said. PoBee, lire tigMera i i i a s pected, it set a new record, as tion. ^ statistics, cited figures to show Mrs. E. N. Givens, wife of the fiscal year and in succeeding scribed the training effort aa and trainmen worked 30 ndn- i ■ i usual. A further display schedule : V - food prices are not the deepest- pastor of the Negro c