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K'., The Wapthpr MONDAY, JULY 19, 1966 raneeet o< D. B. PAGE SDKTEEN lEtt^ning i|»rald Otasr. vorr edN 'tenl«Ph' |i|it;pM and 17 courses In graduate edu summer seaston Aug. t Aug. * RANGE Cdai aoaay aa Gary R. Lehrman of 106 Garth 27 on the main oannwe. Colleges Offer cation. .AND Mgh la Tea. About Town ltd. haa been accepted for grad Teacher Issue, School Site Classea for the five-week Six ed|Katton oounNS, each uate study at the UnfveraKy of Summer Terms term wlU begin Aug. 8 and end c a n in g three ecademlo ored- FUEL OIL Manehmeter^—A City o f FlUage Charm Haittord. He graduated from on Sept 3. Most classes will tta, are Hsted during the to speolel the school In June with a B.A. Before School Board Today meet Monday through Friday, snssinn Thev are: Philos g a s o l i n e MknohMter WATB8 wMI meet (Claaalfiad Advarttatag M Pane It) PRICE SEVEN C S N lf tomotvow at tlie ItatliJi Amert- diegree. Reglatratlon for the final from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Reglstra- ophy of Bduoillon; Workshop VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 244 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 20, 196f «V i au b on BkM dfe St. Weigh- daytime summer term at the Uon hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. tn Education, Arts h Crafts; Raymond W. DuCharme of Some official opinions regard ^membara narrowed to two the k y ki wHI be ft w i 7 to 8 p.m. University c< Hartford begins dally and 9 a.m. to noon on PupU Personnel Work; Audio 889 Haritord Rd., wtm graduated ing the dispute between two number of poaslble eltea fpr the Saturday, July 31 at Room 118 visual Meteriale in Education; last month from the Umvereity school at the last board meet next Monday, July 26. 'nils B AN TLY OIL liw n A. Sheenui 81 Del- at University Hell, 200 Bloom Prlnciplea of Curriculum Oon- at of Hartford with a B.A. degree, teachers’ organizations may be (O.Mr\NY, INI . ing. Bummir term, the most exten field Ave„ West Hartford. st motion and Public School Ad- mont 81. haa acc^ed a P a has accepted a position aa a forthcoming at tonight’s meet A brirf report on the prog- McNamara Heads Home tton aa an instructor with the sive on record, will offer 62 mlnistratton. , ;U1 MAIN .STIM'IKT teacher at Coventry High School. ing of the Board of Education reee made by Dean Frederick Two Intensive weeks of ad Vnlveralty at Harttord. Ho grad Lowe and Curtis in arranging courses In four main areas: 25 vanced study tor teachers end Persons wUMng to enroll in uated trom the school June 18 at Bennet Junior High School TKL. Manchester EmUem COub will tor an orderly transfer ot Man courses In arts and sciences; 6 school administrators will be the summer seaston ttiould con- LBJ Names Goldberg Itorkvill** H7r*-;i”7I wMh a &.S. degree. have a luncheon and card pa.rty at 8. chester Community College to in business; 4 graduate courses offered during the University of taot Mr. Manning at the Uni Superintendent of Schools the Jurisdiction ot the newly in math and romance language; Oonneotlcut’a graduate post versity, Boot U-86. ____ Membera of the Mountain Thuraday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Alfred Rtttcr, 46 Cheater William Curtis has promised formed State Oonuntoslon on Scene Worse lawirel ChaiAer of Sweet Ade- Dr. Reservations may be made that he would attempt to ob Higher Education ie aleo ex Unea, Inc. will entertain pected to be made at tonlght’e Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at with Mrs. Ritter. tain the legal opinions of Town Counsel Irving Aronson on sev-^ meeting. Cedarcrest Hoepltal, Newing Other reports wtH include one ton. The g »w p Will have its ’The string section cf Man erai questions arising from the chester Civic Orchestra wlli passage of Public Act 289 which on extension ot the driver ed Ambassador regular meeting Thursday at 8 New ucation program at the high In Viet N am B.m. at East Hartford High have its Unal summer rehearsal is ” an act concerning the right of teachers' representatives to school and one on introduction 8^001. tonlgM at 7:46 at Mott’s Oom- muntty HaU. negotiate with boards of edu of a foreign language into the SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP)— Defense Secretary cation." These questions have curricula ot the 7th and 8th Robert S. McNamara said today the Vietnamese situ Mrs. John Rieg, regent of Or- grades at the two Junior high ford Pariah, DAR, will pour at a Stephen Johns of 260 Green reportedly already been put in ation has deteriorated in many aspects in the last IS writing for Aronson with the schools. stiver lea and sale Thursday wood Dr. la studying in the months, but the picture is not all black. Then he headed from 1:30 to t p.m. at the Gov. wind seminar department at the reque.st that he submit his an Selection Jonathan TrumbuH House, Leb Berkshire Music Center, Tangle- swers before the time of the home from his five-day survey to report to President wood, Lenox, Mass. meeting. ------f’JohnsMi. anon. Mrs. Herbert W. Robb W a * r« a* and Miss Jeesamine Smith wlU One outcome of Aronson's re McNamara said nothing In a serve aa guides on conducted M in Ellen Sostman of 14 Haw ply may be its effect upon a re news conference statement Surprising tours of the house. The public thorne St. has been named to cently held referendum among near a$ State News about expectations that this re Is InvMed. The sale wiU be con the dean’s list at Butler Uni teachers on the question of port wlU form the basis for a ducted in Wadsworth stable, versity, Indianapcrfis, Ind. for which organization- the Man your sisable Increase tn U.S. military moved from Hertford to Leba the second semester of the 1964- chester Education Association telephone Two Bandits strength In Viet Nam. In Capital 2 non In 1964 and housing many 66 coUege year. or the Manchester Fedreation of " I can only tell you that our Teachers, APL-CIO —would rep relics of RevotuUonary times. recommendations wlH be di WASHINGTON (AP)— Members of Orford Parish de resent them In negotiations with Get $40,000, rected toward fulflHIng the oom- alring tranapoitation to the 2 ECHS Students the board. In that referendum, FREE mltment of our nation to eup- President Johnson named event may .contact Mrs. Rieg. the MEA won a decided victory port the people of Viet Nam in Supreme Court Justice A r and, as a result, has renewed F irst their fight to win their inde thur J. Goldberg today to Attend Institute its demands for recognition as DELIVERY m o r e P R IC K _ Slug Teller Mlaa Emily Kissnem of 237 tow pendence,” he said. be the new U.S. ambassa Spruce 8t. will represent the the exclusive bargaining agent .HIGHQUA.UD . N a tio n a l An apparent attempt to as- Ladlea Aid and Lutheran Worn- Two East Catholic High for the teachers. Your order tor drag needs NEW HAVEN (API- saselnate U.S. Ambassador dor to the United Nations. . WIDE VARlW PIUS In a quickly arranged cere en’a Missionary League of School students are among 160 A report on the availability and cosmetics will be taken Stores Two bandits fled with an Maxwell D. Taylor, a savage 2ilon Bvangelical Lutheran of a section of Globe Hollow for battle at a garrison post near mony in tbe White House rose students from 16 states partici care of immediately. j f i l g r e e n S T A M P S I. OtHSxh Wednesday and 'Ihurs. use as a site for the construc estimated 436,000 to 440,- the Camhodlan frontier, and a garden the President, with day at an international con pating in the 18th annual Jour tion of an elementary school for 000 today after forcing a second Viet Cong attack on the Goldberg at his side, named his vention of the Missionary nalism Institute at the Catholic the Spring St.-Gardner St. area teller to open the Westville U.S. 1st Infantry Division’s 2nd choice to succeed the late Adlai E. Stevenson. League in San Diego, Oalif. University of America, Wash- is expected to be rendered by branch of the General Brigade at Bien Hoa were “The Lord Is My Light” is the In^on, D.C. town planning director Joseph U ^ s d d o jn l, among developments of the day. Goldberg said in a short talk theme of the oonv^ion. The . TTie two are Wesley Gryk of Tamsky. Tamsky had been ask Prescription Pharmacy Bank and Trust Co. and Four suspects, including, two that the message of Stevenson r league Is an auxiliary organi 60 Forest St., a junior at the ed to obtain further information 901 M A IN ST.— 643-5321 hitting him over the head. boys, were rej^rted arrested to the world must continue — zation of the Lutheran Church, school who is a page editor of on the tract after the board The teller, 20-year-old Konald after discovery and disarming man’s andent supplication to Missouri Synod. "Echo,” the school newspaper: Noimon, told police he woe ac' of a bomb pianted at the en "grant us peace.” and Mary Jane Dooley of South coated by the two Negroes in trance to a stadium w hen Tay He promised to attempt to Windsor, a senior who will be work clothes aa he parked his lor and senior Vietnameile otH- Twin silent sentries take off from Cape Kennedy bring “ the rule of law to rela editor-in-chief o f the newspaper oar In a lot in the rear of the clala were attending a unity day toward space outposts over 69,000 miles from tions between the various na next year. Gryk has also won bank ehorUy alter 8 a.m. oslebratlon. earth where they will “ police” nuclear test ban. tions — it Is that or doom and Person To Person we all know that,” Goldberg the Scholastic W riting Gold (AN ANNIYERSART? They, forced him to open the RetuiYiing to Washington with In reading Key Award. bank’s front door, then the McNamara were Gen. Earle G. said. Send warm greetings with a Long Distance call — It's sale. The selection came aa a die- about Girl The Institute offers an oppor Detective Capt. Robert Mul' Wheeler, chairman of the Joint Scouting, tunity for high school students the next best thing to being there. The Southern New Chiefs ot Staff; m d Amibasaa- tlnct surprise. hern said that the bandits cov- (AF Photofas) which was to obtain intensive training in England Telephone Company. ersd two moUon picture cam dor-deslgnate Henry Cabot Satellite ^Cops’ Speculation had centered on founded by all phases of newspaper work, snus eras in the bank with towels. Lodge, who is to relieve Tay4or the Idea of a Cabinet reschuffle. New UN Ambassador Goldberg speaks briefly — with President Johnsem Juliet Gordon incIudUng reporting, photogra c Congressional informants SIRLOIN Another teller, Mrs. Yvonne In mlid-August. had standing close by — during rose garden ceremony this morning. Low in 1912 phy, feature and eAtorlal writ Bhla, arrived for work shortly 'Gen. Wheelec, Ambassador said on Monday that Johnson In Savannah, ing, layout and headlines. ’The All Cut From LB before 9 a.m., noticed the towels Lodge and I have completed our might offer the U.N. post to Sec Oa., it was students will also publish "The and called police. five-day visit to Viet Nam,” Mc On Space Patrol retary of State Dean Rusk, and Interesting to Pioneer,” the summer news Namara said. they thought Rusk might be re- learn that paper for the entire university. Heavy Western Corn- Nalman, police said, was slug Ju4t Causel ged by one of the men, then “ During this time we dis- cepUve. Scouting used handcuffed to a pipe In a rest ouBsed with rspresentatives of CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (A P )—^Two Sentry satellites Some of the talk revolved Heavy Rains Flood to be world fed Steer Beef tbs government thefc plans tor PITTSBURGH (AP) — room. and a tiny pygmy satellite vaulted skyward today in a around the idea of shlUtig Secre James Campbell, 41, was wide, but now tary of Defense Robert S. Mc When police arrived, they (Bee Bags Four) arrested when he refused tt is banned in step toward development of a system to detect secret Namara to the State Deport all countries . ii found the open safe and heard nuclear explosions anywhere from the surface of the to stop blocking traffic and under Com- Stewart Johnston » c Nalman kicking at the locked ment. then gpve police trouble Much of Missouri LECLERC PORTERHOUSE 9 9 rest room door. earth to 200 million miles in space- Oddberg was the late Presi munist rule. W e suppoee the before being removed. An emergenoy unit used a bolt Convention Gets The launch had been sched-^ dent John F. Kennedy’s first J FUNERAL HOME Campbell told a polios Communists couldn’t accept uled Monday but was delayed the earth or elsewhere In the a; ztment to the , Supreme ST. LOUIS (A P)—Roaring floodwaters crested by the Boy Scout oath, or the Girl i > 9 9 c cutter to snip the handcuffs and magistrate he had over-im free Nalman, who was taken to by mechanical troubles. atmosphere. Before that he served In rains of more than 12 inches over portions of nortiw Scouts’ rules, one of which is: TOP ROUND More Resolutions bibed while celebrating the FUNERAL Yale-New Haven Hospital for The trick ot radiation-sens The 12-pound pygmy satellite, the cabinet as secretary ot L«- ‘To play fair.” The very spirit birth of hla first child — a west and west-central Missouri swept through a nunv treatment of a head laceration. ing payloads rode atop an At- which rode along aa a hitchhik bmr, after a long cqner as a at Scouting is to recognize the HARTFORD (AP) — Four daughter — In 19 years of ber o fsmall towns north and east of I^nsas City todays SERVICE CUBE STEA K *1.09 Mulhern said the two bandits more resolutions have bean pre- las-Agena rocket which blazed er, was to aid the study by labor lawyer. marriage. worth of the individual and to brilliantly into the early morn measuring radiation In the Van Now he will sit la tbs Cabinet Several persons w ere reported‘s W ALTE R N. were believed to have fled in a ssnted to the constitutional con Charges were dismissed! tost or missing la the floodwa- of the OIttle Platte and Fishing aerve others. And, come to ing darkness at 3:27 a.m. Allen b w which girdles the la his new idIs . LECLICRC ear waiting nearby. vention tor consideration. tsrs overnight in the BmlthvUie River, Hanketed by masstva think of it, those are business It was the isth holdup of a The A ir JBoBca-aaM the three earth,out to-si .dlstanre of 40,000 Ottasr aatmSir had tutted stoont principles with us, which Director GROUND ROUND « 7 9 « State Rep, .iD— gtow M .' and Holden areas. Homes ware thunderstorms that began Mon bank or saidngs and loan insti sateUltes had, haefrdriUed into miles. la H>eculation on a successor to means so much to you! DlUon lows of Hebron, a dclsfate, washed cfl their foundations at day aiul continued through tb* 23 Main Street, Manchester tution In Connecticut this year. separate egg-ehaped orbits The surveillance satellites ^ ven so n , who died of a heart Ex-OAManTeUs Bales and ^ rvlce, Inc. Your asked Monday that the conven were developed to help police attack on a London street last BmithviUe and Edgerton and at night. The Weather Bureau said U And It was the third holdup within 10 minutes. Ford dealer, 319 Main St., Man Call 649-5869 Beet PreAssee B »pet tion study amendments to: the limited nuclear test-ban Wednesday and was buried least two bouse trailers were the rain is expected to continue at the Westville branch of the 1, Provide that the General Prellmljiary orbital figures intermittently through tonljmt. chester. Phone 643-2145. « • treaty signed in 1068 by tbe Monday In Bloomington, 111. ’ Of Pigs Bay Slip washed away at Riverside. General Bank and Trust since Assembly be recalled after a showed the satellites were high The Clay County sheriffs of early 1962. er than planned, but the Air United States, the Soviet Union On the plane with Johnson, WASHINGTON (AP) — The Clay County sheriff’s of lUar session to act on any and more than 100 other na going to and returning from the fice said rescue crews In boats fice said a boat capsized with gubernatorial vetoes. Force said It still was pleased. Heavy bombing of Fidel Cas YELLOW SQUASH 2 >s15< tions. The pact prohibits nuclear funeral were Goldberg and his were pulling stranded residents six persons alhit were the vaUeys Blackwater Creek near Holden terms for state senators. Smut- remain in the elliptical path. (See Page Four) sumption of work. explode It millions of miles In step Into the field of Internation were unaccounted for aixl at ,, The agreement was announced tors and representatives now The twin sentries were to be least two persons were mlselag sudderdy Jodceyed at high altitude out space. A second rocket would be al diplotnacy and negotiation. Monday after a 38-hour bargain have two-year terms. required to receive and radio Like Stevenson, Goldberg from a boat that overturned ing session here. A proposal tor a constitutional posts to reinforce Am erica’s while trying to reach the car. space patrol in policing the lim data from the blast. comes from Illinois. sbert Fly, of Natchez, Miss., amendment creating a single- The Sentry satellites leuinched Residents of Tracy, Missouri an officer of the United Rub chamber General Assembly has ited nuclear test-ban treaty. 'Johnson recalled that while to date are classed as research Stevenson’s heritage was from ‘Little People’ Meet, City aiHl Mosby were, evacuated ber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic attracted two more supporters. Within seconds alter the during the night. you're shapelm Atlaa-Agena blasted off, a vehicles, but officials said they the oldest American lines, Gold are being used as limited opera berg’s is from some of the new- The patrol said Edgsrton, (Bee Page Four) i(6ss Fags Seven) smaller rocket, launched from about SO miles northwest of the cape, darted skyward to tional tools. Advanced, heavier versions are being developed. (See Pag* Four) Kansas City, was completely study the Atlas-Agena’s ex Discuss Big Troubles Isolated by the flooding Blodk- SAVE haust. inrhe x7 16-OZ Because of a complex flight (Bee Page Four) GLOUCESTER, N. J. (AP)—Did you ever visit a CANS 2 7 c Fall Fashions—65 phut Intended to station the twin New Grapefruit Sections 4 satellites at the high point of the hotel an4.find the shower spigots too high? orbit, A ir Force ofHclals said Or have ycu tried to make a K nobby - Kneed 25-OZ SAVE they wouldn’t know until about Penn Railroad Hoping telephone caU and found mcuttqzlece too fOr abo've the HNAST JARS 2 7 c Joan Crawford Star 10:00 a.m. ntursday whether Apple Sauce the mission was completely suc floor? Patrol Works cessful. Most UkMy not. But then, PLAYTEX* 210 COUNT SAVE Small rockets and Jet controls To Retain State Line you’re probaMy not one of the For Girl Scouts FINAST At Bahama Showing aboard the pair were to arrest Tittle people.” ROLLS 16 c them on opposite sides of the HARTFORD (A P )— Board Chairman Stuart T. Some 250 persons were ex Paper Towels pected today for the seventh FARRAGUT, Idaho (AP) — globe 68,000 miles up — one By RHEA STEWART Saunders of the Pennsylvania Railroad came to Hart annual convention of Little Peo Some of the happiest people at about 18 hours after the launch the 1966 Girl Scout Senior 25-FT SAVE (Special Herald Writer) ing, the second 86 hours later. ford today to assure Connecticut that “ we’re not try ple of AmericarliK. FINAST ing to discontinue service here.” The only requisite for admis Roundup shave, smoke cigars, ROLLS 6 c FREEPORT, Grand Bahama— The fashion editors o f The nuclear detection satel and wouldn’t be caught th Aluoiiauia Foil lites, each weighing 624 pounds, Following a closed door meet-<»- sion to the organization Is that the nation wore lifted bodily to the Bahamas at the end Ing with Gov John Dempsey, the the appttoant be less than 4 feet, a pair of shorts. were to Join four others already about CoimecUcut’s Insistence They form the knobby-kneed of their week of seeing in New York the fall fashions of head of the Pennsylvania Rail 11 Inches tail. 12-OZ patrolling the skies. They were that any merger Include assur patrol of about 400 men who do road, who said he was also The groiq> has about 1,800 FINAST the New York Couture Group. Here at Lucayan Beach launched In pairs In 1968 and ance that New Haven Railroad everything from moving bou(fb CANS speaking for the New York Cen passenger aa well as freight- members "and there are proba Canned Soda Hotel, in a setting of palm<» 1964. era to baking chocolate cakes as tral, with which his line hopes bly many more In the United trees, stone archways around an The earlier eatellttes have service maintained. the 6,000-acre encampment. ^ old lighthouse, bougainvillea Instruments which peer millions to merge, told newsmen: " I am quite hopeful we can States (wdio qualify) but we haven’t heard of them,” said a I really didn’t know what 'ta Aia nsw way la aMaot yovr 6uua» and bellboys wearing white hel of miles into apace. The two "W e ’re trying to work out a work out a mutually saUsfactory launched today had similar satisfactory method to continue agreement,” the railroad execu- spokesman. expect,” s^d Jerry Neal, a mil mets sprouting plumes, they saw itary policeman from ChicagOL 2 “ We have problems that nor Cross jomt heart. See? Yo«*re aoddenly shapelier LaCHOY CHI NESE FOODS some more fashioiui. equipment emd also packed opti railroad service here.” Uve said. mal people don’t have,” said HI. “ I heard rumors that all Eight of the leading New cal sensors designed to detect ' He made these comments aft That’s s4iat tbie new Haytex Fashion Magic * 302 9 0 , (See Page Four) George Baehm HI of New York these girls were going to bg CANS sozcan c Toric models came down, to an explosion on the surface of er newsmen quesUoned him Noodles 2 Soy Sauce I^ City. “ At these annual conven Brownies.” aotton bra does— k eroeeea your heart Show off these styles. Being de- ^ tions we are aide to dlscuae Like most of the men her*^ signed for fall, they were often with stretch . . . lo lift and a e ra te . This Fried Rice 16-OZ CAN 43c (hose problems in addition to military policeman Jay Wllaai)| Bean Sprouts 2 SS! 25c o f wool, and when the gosgsous. introducing little people to other Oaklemd, Calif., said he ha4 poised girls paraded outside at *‘croae-yo«ir-beart** shaping ia only Uttle people.” never seen so many girts at on i a Bahantilan noon, their poise "Had 1 not gone to the oMi- time — about 9,000 In all. an the new Fashion Magic ootton hra cracked a little as they neared Rights Forces Increase vention In North Oandina in "They want to play with my MEATS FOR the dressing room and started Today— aee dieae beautiful new Za-Rex «oz.n39c 1962,” eald the 4-foot UU BABIES to pidl off the carnal’s hair coat Swifts 2?«?49c Baehm, " I ’d not have met my (Bee Page Four) Fkytts ’’Cross-Your-Heart’* Uiud with fleece. Some con wife.” Haehm’s wife, Chriettne fided they were quite relieved HOSPITALITY 13-OZ O Q , or "Tina,” Is 8-feet-ll. Draa with atreteh alrapt or the ski clothea went astray in INSTANT TEA » ~ J Q r V . « O O K i e 5 ASSORTMENT PKG O z C Activities in Bogalusa Baehm, who works for his Salada 10c Deal Pack / 7 ^ transit from Miami. fam ily’s Baehm Container Co., On this British Island every said among the problems facing forntsl dinner is preceded by the Bulletins Uttle people is employment. host’s saying, “Ladles and gen / - I o C L INSTANT COFFEE 10-OZ1 4 9 “ As the pubUc is becoming Victor shrimp clSI ned 63c tlemen, the Queen!" end the r-CivilCivil rights lorcos step ,, bert Ohrietenherry In New Or- 20c Pack jar adjusted to our size,” he said, L.naseaoanborn oaai I up public >ftocommodation Young did not elaborate after leana. eompanye r l s ^ whUe a re- "m ore opportunities arise.” BOY FOR SHRIVKRS Brm with t emi itretek eordlng o f “ (3od Save the making tha oomment at the In Jonesboro, another paper- tests, picketing and a Very few of Little People of straps, cotton cups. Queen" Is played. mass rally. m ill town, upstate from Bogahi- BOSTON (AP) — EnnlM A l p O MEf DOG FOOD 14'AOZCAn 3 1 c march today following ■a, PoUce Chief Adrian Peevery America’s members are em This partlouler gathering, Doar, who heads the civil Kennedy Shrlver, 44, wife off White 3SA-40C.$2Sa. Muellers or^fHIN^AGHml “PK? 25c Justice D ep a i^ en t action quit the six-man department. ployed in show business, he however, na4 Its own queen. She' rights division of the JusUce Peace Corps Director Bor-, The Congress of Racial said. They are active In "aimoat Was Joan Crawford, the movie with suits to halt police of Deparbnent, filed sulta In U.S. gent Shrlver, gave birth to Equality has been pressing civil every oociqiation you can think STRAINED CAT 15-OZ •tar who ie now a director ot ficials and the Ku Klux District Court at New Orleans her fifth ohU3-« boy—by "Cmm-Yessr-KemrC Etm whk Pepsl-Oola. Because of her pres JOAN CRAWFORD r i^ U demands In ths northwest of.” Caesarian section todi^. A lABY FOOD! FOOD Z CANS Z C Klan from interfering with Monday to haK city iwllcs offi , Probably the biggest problem Beech-Nut 9^Xg^95c Kitty Snicker 7 ence the calypso singers had to Louisiana community. Negroes spokesman at Bt. EUsabeth’a stretch straps, cotton estpe. she mads an appsraaca in. a cials and the K K K from inter facing them is simply that the CHOPPED. 67HOZJARS92C edit that old song Mxmt “Rum demonstrators. picketed a store Monday. Hospital said both mothe* pink and white striped gown A. Z. Young, president of the fering with olirU rights demon In neighboring Mlssiaslopt, world Is designed for tall peo White 32A-40C.$5J0O. and .... Cola.” and a beautiful ooifflirs that strators. and baby were doing well. It Each appearance o f Mias Bogalusa Voters League, told a RlMuird Holmes, 21, a Starkvltle ple. was the Shriven’ fourth boy* lONUt RACK RK0.IA4 Diuib Kaach i otin 23t •he had deaoribad aarlisr a i ra % Monday night of the plans He also artced that PubUc Negro, enroiled at Mlsaisalppl "The Shower spigoto are too Crawford had something o f a *ttny head tbi4 1 (n iw ^t with for wldesoale public accommo Safety Commissioner Arnold B w e Uhivetrtty without incl- high in this motel, tor exam PRihary Rafrifaritad Caoklai uuoiPKodSc Nahbca R iti Cracfcari , f^RKO 37c •tate quality albout It. She me in a box.” Bstwsan ttmsa PAY BOX PAB8BS stood in the receiving line be dation testa ana demonstrations. Spiers and Police Chief Olaxton dant. Be ki the first member of ple,” said Baehm. "And the Dot# PtaiuppU Jake 2 < p> >-oi cans 3 9 c.i-qt can 45 c SmMihhia Kriipy Gachars M42RK0 31c she was invialbls, in her sutte He said that Asst. U.B. Atty. be held in conten^. Claudia Bishop, 17, flrat thing I did when I anrived WABHINOTON (AP) — , fore Dm first night’s dinner, ovsrlooldhg the lurtt flower- Ms ric e to attend tbe sohooL Gen. John Doar, on a peace DcNu: was on hand Saituiday In Mew Orleans, Doar also was to wok in the telephone The Howie passed today a MB., M r. MUa Faa lath 3Sc Caatfa Fab LhiaM Datarflaat i-pt t-ot in 65c greeting every one effusively planted area atxmnd the M oL (and 3-11) is too to givo M mlllloB untforoMW and being photographed, and making miaeion to the racially when white bystanders attacked aaked for an Injunctioa to halt booths.” Aliwaat Martariaa m ir k o IF c la rry G p MT Gaach Caaldac ' t-Ot RKO 39c and lAe admitted thdUshe had tom town, "hod brought some- a group cf biraclol pickets out short to reach dial on The program tor the conven mllUary porsonnel a billion- attended the dinner In a pink enjoyed watching tha adltora Uansmen from Vaaaaultlng, lastaat Fab Naptha etANIRKO 83c MIRKO 36c thing to town that we. had lost.” side a Chopping center about a threatening, harassing, interfer pay 'phone— only one tion, which ends Friday, bi- dollar annual pay 'rale#. Th* Savarb laitaat CoHee m-ozjai U 9 print sheath dinner gown with alt down on metal chain that Young said, “ We hM lost con- Mock from ths City HaU. There ing with or InUmidanng. . .any of the every-day trou oludes dancing every night. Senate has aot yat acted. Ae SaaihiM U-OZ RKO 35c m atching turban. The next had been atandlng out In the fldenoa tn the federal govern were no city ponce on duty Negro in the exercise o f bis "U tU e people lis t love to pasted by tbe house, th* afternoon she held a p rsfi con adn.' > bles Little People of raise would avoraga 10.T pev - ference wealing a blue <3 print ment the FBI. there. ite In W ash in ^n Pariah.'’ dancp," said Baehm. “ But It’s At first MIm Crawford 'gakl .all this America are discuss- oaat, with low-raakad onllaiai * National Super Marksts in ootton dress, white straw roller “ At one time, we thouBht any- Doer asid Splera and Knight complaint named three oidy on rare occaricn* that they at the praas oonfwaaea ' ing during their New are aMe to get together and avtraginc U g m J Doubb J y Creen Stamps Wednesday HAETFOED COUNTY hrim hat and plastic shoes. thing oould be solved by ths had faUed to provide raasoijable otBosn II- par oialb m hsm r m at svM ln g dtomer WWC But theca XhBMra in Boga- piXitaoUoa tor MvU righta wortt- (Baa Bag* Foai). 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1968 PAGE Bullet Bra Girl ScoutNotes La Merman Sheinwold on Bridge lAVINO OWB TWOT noEiiriiMwn y^mmwom South W indsor One of Many •HNIOR TROOP All Through m a y c o s t t h e GAME A n d o v e r LOAM Mi •enlor Troop 410 held TV-Radio Tonight Film Tricks Court of Awards and Chdette With Stage By'ALFRED OHEINWOtO FIELD STONE Capping ceremony pcantly at Don't abandon a suit Just ba* Three Firemen Commended 4-H Camp causa it wlU coat you a trick to K J 1 0 4 CALL ART RINNIY South Methodist Churrii. BAVr in ta D (AP)-UM uIk AadraM The Bight Indlspenaablas HOLLYWOOD — Ethel lead It That trick may be un * 4 9 ^ 7 7 2 In IMT ntm inovl* la 11m proud Merman. once Broadway’s (101 For Actions in May 20 Blaze Will Start Television award was presented to each qussn, says she is through for important oompar^ to ^ S A I1 0 9 C pWMMwr a t a douUa^roMtad member o f the troop. This of sUllng by and doing nolhl^. 0 A Q 4 8.00 In Procrew (10) Trockdown award is presented by the troop ever wHh the Big Street. (30) Open MIks Mxahootar—« Mufaif bm that No show, no matter how good, Opening iead—Jack of haarte. * IS D ^ ty Fire Chief Raymondeaward ahd won first prise lor On Auga 29 ( i ) Admiral Admlr Jack 7:15 (40) Peter Jennings—Nswa • iw odt buHata when aba praai^ to thentselvea if and when they could entice her, she adds with Waat led the Jack of hearta to Hack and firemen Anthony hU coverage of aporte. ike Wlldernees 11 15 <30) ABC NIrhIllfe “I feel as if Pm living on WaU diunonde. Now declarer was which enveloped you and the Henry J. Priore, flouth Wind snd girls who have been active ( 3) Waller Cronklle )4f)) BjHijle f !))«I MuPdar la a snap with tM Callum, Karen PardAk and Bet (10-30) T.ellK))t (C) tamm, tt-caliber shutterbooc that Street the way they are tearing sure ^ ten tricks no matter lOTU REPRIEVE Ihreatened houee, you held your Bor construction Inspector, was In 4% work other teen-agers 4:45 (30) Peler Jennings—Newa ty Thompson. are welcome to send In their 7:00 (13-23-30-40) Newe. Sports, 11.30 (12) M.wle down hotels and putting up of- poetUone without aid or prepara- one of 72 municipal officials to I 3) MIovIe (<’ > shoots pictures and peo]Ua with The following Service Aide what Weet did. MONTGOMERY. Ala. (AP) application which should bs ac Weather equal erilctenoy. The view find flcs buildings,” she moans. High OMt — A man schedulsd to die Fri tton until the danger to tha complete in-service courses for ( 3) Movie (C) (32) T-mlelii .Bheiw (C) Bara were presented: house had posse^." environmental health sanitari companied by a recommenda (34) Whm'e New? U : 2 i I ft) Movie er acts as a teleaocpic sight. Program Aide, Lynn Bacon, Ethel la not quitting ahowbuai- West’s stinginess cost him the day In the state’s electric chair (40) Merv (|(-1fflu Show The riNitter takes a souvenir nasa — Just the long-run Broad The fire damaged or destroy- ans and public works construc tion from some qualified adult. (IS) Buhecriptlnnn TV Karen Bartoo and Debbie Oron- game and rubber. West could has been given hia loth re Full detalle on coets, equipment BEE SAT'iJRDAk'B TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTING OWNERS REPORT THEY photo a t the vlcthn as it re- way shows. In t o years, from afford to oontlnus the hearts prieve. ad eight structure! In all as tion inspectors at the University dln; Ubraty alda Lynn Baclll)on president; Karen Armoglda, She’ll continue movies and the rest of the hearts to defeat Taylor, a Negro, was sen The flames reached two scooter safety and other activi 5:00 Long John Wade 6;00 N(-W(i. Sports. Wsalhcr Mta-loaded spurs. A riiarp cltck- day, Wednesday and Friday *;00 Dick Robinson (!;35 Ught 'n I.ivsly IN R K L c o m a t heels enables the victim vice president; Sandy McOal- tclevialon and will get the stage the contract tenced to die in 1968 for drown houses. The heat blistered paint ties will be available. 1:06 News, BIrn 0(f ham out of her system with and buckled shingles but were from 6 to 8 p.m., Tuesday and ft 45 Blue o4 Kvsnlng i/mem omen otnm ototr) to die w^th his boots on. lum, scribe; Pam Franklin, There waa no danger that the ing (?ynthia Marie Hawkins, 7. Thursday from 8:30 to 8 p.m., Bingo Planned WBCH—ftlft 7;()6 Conversation Piece treasurer, and Sheila Packard, short engagements in theater-ln- second heart trick would give spared more aerlous damage be The entertainment committee 6:00 Hartford Highlights 7 20 Chet Huntley A mechanical riiatr that oause of firemen's actions. and Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 7:00 News 7 46 .)oe Gsragiola sergeant-at-arms. tbe round. ^Monkeys Uncle^ Coloring Contest at State Theater South nine tricks. The first few of ALPOA has arranged for a ft:00 (JoslIgtU RON FIREMAN gjeoto the victim into a swim' Her first musloal-ln-the-round. 12:30 p.m. ft (16 Kmphasis ailng pool fined with aHtgators. Pat Bonlno, Pam FraakUh tricks located all of South’s high Wins in Music Contest AU-Star Game Set bingo party to be held at the 12:00 Quiet Hours ft: 30 News and Karen Parolak were given Call Me Madam,” opens to Children are invited to color Stanley, who is featured in “Monkey’s XJtacle," a film which cards, amounting to 16 points. A recent winner in the coun Red Bam on Saturday, July WINF—12Sft ft 45 InvoHtment USA — An exploding banana. It night at the nearby Valley Mu opens tomorrow for a week’s showing at the State TTieater, and to insert a fUnny saying in The Little League All - Star 6:00 Wall St. Today 3 00 Emphasis looks Hka any oM banana but awards for perfect attendanoa. He could not have any mcn-e, try and western muelc conteet team has been selected and will 24, starting at 8 p.m. The pub 6:30 Radio Greater Hartford 10.:K( Nlglilbeal CLlSTO,M sic Hieater in Woodland mils. the oval box headed, “Stanley Bays.’’ Three winners will be choeen, each to receive two pass MEADOWS™:-" at Riverside Park in Agawam lic is welcome. wenceals a TOT charge touched The following apeolal awards in view of Ms bidding. Heiwe Hun spun I>Prtv PI 'll N.„ii, play its first . All-Star game 6:00 News 11 40 News In the cast with hsr will be the es to the theater. ’The contest cloaes Saturday. Pictures should be mailed to Manager, Stats 6:15 Radio Greater Hartford 11.45 BporUi Final S tt by peeling. were also presented: Courtesy, Theater, Manchester. All entiles become property of the Stats Theatar. South was limited to two spades, Mass, is Miss Shelly Thompklns against Windsor Nationals Service News Chris Stephens; dspendabUlty, two male stars who did the two hearts, and four clubs. It -ENDS TONITB cf Pleasant Valley Rd. Miss Airman Leroy A. Alden Jr., 6:46 I»w ell TTtomaa 12:00 Art Johnson Mark II A poodle pistol. A tuaqr toy Thursday at South Windsor Lit 7:00 News Pam Franklin; enthusiasm, show on Broadway with her IS waa sofF to glva him tha aaoond John Wayne Thompkins is the daughter of eon of Mr. and Mrs. Donald 7:36 Public Affairs aiutt that ends an playing years ago — Richard Baatham tle League Field, Ayers Rd. Sheila Packard; esprit da heart trick. Kirk Donglaa Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomp Game time Is 8 p.m. L. Parks, Center St., bos com 8:00 World Tonight I OIL FURNACE around with an abrupt gunshot corps, Dorothy Rlod and Russell Nype. Dally Qneaiica “IN HARM’S WAY" klns. pleted Air Force basic training 8:15 I3fe lAne the mouth whan squeeaed. The team Includes: 8:30 %]-esk Up Hartford The troop’s CHil Scout of the An added starter will be Ethel Pattaer opens with ene apada, “The Amason Trader" Having made more than 60 at Lackland Air Force Base, 10:30 Gordon and Jaxi REMEMBER- ' “ Tha haUcroualy elaborate af- Jr., now Ethel Six Geary. Winding Tunnels Become Haven Philip Levesque, Stephen Tear Award was presanted to and the next player pasaee. You appearances before clubs, Longo, Terry St^dard, cJa-vld Tex. He haa been assigned for 12:00 News BOILER Ariancy o f theae 21st cantuiy Jerl Mullaney. It’a the first time mother and hold: Spades, A-K-8-8; Hearts, STARTS WED. shWa, and two television pix>- training as a traneportatlon 12:15 Sign Off THE BEST weapons ahcara tha absurdity a t daughter have ever appeared Qui^ey, Olln Gerloh, Thomas i The CadetteM Owpiair Oero- B-S-2; DtamondB, 1-1; Chiba, K- Omar Sharif grams In Maine, Shelly sang Sullivan, Greg Gobble, Richard specialist at the Air Training violenee to solve proMemn,” mony was oonduoonduoted ^ the together. “GENGHIS KAHN” ’Send Me- the Pillow”...... to be Command school at Sheppard says director BUo PaM. -After the two weeks run of For Many Innocent Vietnamese Maaoioveoohio, Jeff Martin, IS NEVER troop advisor.r, Mrs. lOehasl What do you aayf Stove MoQoeen come the fifth winner in the Larry Lenthe, Bryan Feather- Air Force Bose, Tex. 1 - “lU s is an antlvlolenoe stoiy Parsons. She was seriated by CaU Ms Madam,” Ethel and Answer: Bid three spades. *Baby The Rain Must Fair Riverside competition. She was Navy Ens. AUen R. Yale Jr,, Esektaive Voksldetrfc Com bar aon wUl take off on a three stone, Scott KeSley, Don EXPENSIVE! bustion gives an kwUiit, which employes exaggeration to Jerl Mullaney and Chris Steph SAIGON, South Vlst Namp “We have our flamethrowersp Many o f the tunnels are head- Normally, this shows IS to 16 presented a gold trophy. D’Efemia and Greg Otoom. aon of Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. APPLIANCE make a satMoal and dramatic ans. Tha cadettsa who warm weeka around-the-world trip. (AP) — For many of South Viet primed tor action, but some of pointa, Slid you havs only 11 She will have a chance to Yale. Boston Hill Rd., is serv Sonotone hearing aids are clean flame which faunM at "Tbat’a rriiat I Mke,” ahe high and lead Into big caverns AHemates are: Stephen Thom priced to fit all budgets and top efficiency—no smoke or eappai taieluded Barbara Back Nam’s 14 million people, life the entrances are so narrow and lined with chairs and tablea. compete in September for a re as and John Durig. ing aboard the coastal mine us; Bloulse Beaulieu, Chris lys, “ being able to pick up and so deep ths flames would blow cording contract. sweeper USS Albatross from can be purchased on easy soot . . . no watte of foei. ip> when I want. You can’t do underground has become a fa Tunnri entrances may be under Rudy Maaciovewhto la man REPAIR credit terms. Plus our unique Heat is ‘‘ tocked” in the tar- Bensche, Patricia Reagan, back on us. a bed in a house, down through Awarded Scholarship ager and Bob Kedley coach. Sasebo, Japan. The ship set a nsce between firing periods. CaixA SchiUta, Susan Shsnook that when you are tied down to miliar as life above it James Golden, eon of Mr. and record for her claes by serving , J replacement plan, company- a hit Broadway show.” “ Ws have vomit gas and tear a thatched wall, under a table The Senior League managere sponsored in 48 states, which and not wasted sp thecMoi- and Margaret Wilson. IheM are the Viet Oong, their gas available for use, but we or a fireplace. L it ! Mrs. James B. Golden of 608 have announced their AU-Star 38 days of continuous operation She may do “Madam” again supporters, and the helpleu SERVICE means you never need be ney. Thotnandi of ownen Additional new members of are not permitted to use that.” Some entrances are below the Foster St. Wapping, has been eelections. They are: In the South China Sea. Catches 63 Pound Striper report exeeprktual oN sav the troop who were uiutole to to open a new theater in Hous pop^tlon caught in the cross siPSiSiMWnai WCHIWDIUWOW awarded a full tuition scholar without your Sonotone hear ings. No soot meant that ton, owned by the same people SokMers tob pbooporoue m - water level of rivers. Greg Turek, Dennie Quigley, George Muller of 70 Wilshlre Rd., Vernon, caught this 63 ing aid. Sonotone seeks to be present for the capping fire of wsr. ship to Holy Cross College, Gary Wehren, Andy TVlpp, pound striped bass near Westerly, R.I. Friday night. The \\ \ I - the cause a t about 90% of Front End ceremony are Mary Oilhiaa, edio own Valley Music Theater For them, mother earth has nades Into tunnels, but the )Get The Viet Oong dig tunnels and keep you satisfied for life Oong use makeshift face masks entrenchments wherever they Worcheater, Mass. MHke Sul-Hvan, J-lm Juknis, world's record for stripped bsiss, established in 1913, is 73 ALL Mum 1 service calh is sko elinii- Kathy Kusmlk, Nancy Rislay, — among them Bob Hope and become a haven. 12 th Circuit time hearing, the economical tuked. Phofse os, or COBM Art Unkletter, two fellows who for effective protection. move. In "D” zone there are The scholarship amounts to John Longo, JOck McCormack, pounds, according to records compiled by the International Beth Massaro, Susan Moors Tunnels, holes and trenches 18.600. Golden plans to major in Game Fish Association. Muller used 30-pound test line and INSTANT way. I io-.weTI ifcinc—ftrsts Special and Lorraine Zaccaro. Will nsver need any benefits. orisacroas Viet Nam from North UB. forces are using heavy SMres of deserted viUai^ com- Ed Zagonski, Sy Chaponis, A Sonotone Hearing Aid bORibs and artillery to blast out l€te TMlth tunnel eyetems. A physics. George Fortin. Garry Sarra, Court Cases a light surf rod. Muller, a member of the Hartford Surf Club, R m . $ U .$ 0 A gift was presented by the The Houston theater-ln-the- to South. S A June graduate of Baet Cath- plans to have the fish mounted, and will enter his catch in SERVICE Consultant will give you per ^ I s to Mr. and Mrs. Parsons. round is slated for an October U.S. paratroopera looked In the entrenotanents. A direct hit f.S. paratrooper venturi down Jim Keefe and Carl Formag- sonal guidance at every step. (1) AUONFBOOTEND one tunnel that appeared to Plio High School in Manchester, glonl. The alternates are Mike a contest sponsored by Shaeffer Beer Co. (Herald photo by (t) BAIANCK FSONT The color guard consisted of opening and they want to open it wonder at the maze-Uka trench is needed to do much damage. FOGARTY with a Ug, loud bang. Civilians have shown a re ~Y? deserted for years. i b ir e i he placed third highest in his Cotoum and Boh Swlder. MANOHESTEIR SESSION Freeman.) WHKELS—Keg. f4 A « Shelia Packard, Dorothy Ricci ayatema and unending tunnela AiR C O N ('/f/O N f L' class. He has been eport* editor The manager Is Sol Ucello. Gillman White, 28, of 22 Gall 646-0111 and Lyim Bacon. “We’ll do It," says Ethel, “if that anaked through the deep markable capacity to survive Within SO feet he found a hot • 8:16 SONOTONE (•) CHECK FRONT howl of rice. SUNDAYS of "The Echo”, a member of Ken Lea is coach. Vernon Center Heights, Vernon J Following the ceremonies, the there aren’t any other oonunlt- Junglea of “ D” zone, a Oommu- battles by taking refuge In tm- Greenwich, 826, speeding; Judy Rockville, $26, breach of peace; OF HARTFORD WHEEL BEABINOS 1:00 • 4:80 - BURNSIDE the cross country and track The Senior League AH-Stars pleaded guilty yesterday to the BROS., Inc. (4) CHECK WRAKIB girls served refreshments to mente.” nlat stronghold north of Saigon. nela and boles. The Viet Oong to Collier of Wilson, $6 remitted, and Thomas Rychling, 22, of —the company that cares known to give intensive Inrinic- 6:M • 8:80 teams. Science Club president will play their first touma- charge of evading responsibil nrsT E M tiieir families. In virtually every village out for two years. Math Club presi-1 ment game aralnst Thompeon ity and Judge Max Reicher intoxication; Lincoln Davis, Coventry, $20, intoxication. 18 Asylum St.— Boom 309 319 Broad St, Manchestef side main cities and towns, the tlon in shelter construction. Matinee Dally Idio Jr., 17, of Hartford, $26, Sixteen bonds worth a total Phone 247-4070 A l Foot Only Ths government gives httte or dent for two years, vice-preslr | vlHe Weclneaciay at Thompson- fined him 865. NORMAN’S BIOOEB EMEROENCr rural pcqmlatlon has dug air dent of the National Honor So vll-le'e Mt. Oarmel Field off Rt. On June 19 White went passing in a no paissing of $676 were forfeited by out Batteries, AcceHsories and Phone 649-4539 WA8HINOTON (AP) — The Sum mer Camp raid eheltera. niese are acme- no instruction. High clviUsn zone; Patricia Dugal of of state drivers who failed to MANCHESTER Repairs On All Makes and House has voted to Increase casualties reported recently ciety at the school and 91 at the Ehn St. exH. Game through a red light at W. Mid times large earthenware Jars a member of the national time is 6:30 p.m. dle '^ k e. and Broad St, was Oiester, $26, speeding; Philip appear in court to face speeding Models Of Hearing Aids from ISO million to S80 million Family Affair buried in the ground. More often were In government villages ERSTIUDOD McLaughlin, 37, of 14 Knighton charges. the emergency fund for repairs whera no Shelters had been built Mathematics Club. struck on the side by one car, St., $26, speeding; Frank Mor $ 0 9 5 they are Just mudholea to which Mancheater Evening Herald h it a stopped cslt, and sped to fedsral highways. far rivikaiH. He received a Latin award, ris, 33, Wethersfield, $28, allow FARRAGUT. Idaho (AP) — whole famiUss flee during bat South Windsor correspondent, away. The bill passed Monday and Richard Chamberiala - graduated magna cum laude, ing operation of an overweight Blonde Qyntiila Gale of Dayton, tles and air strikes. The Viet Oong use the tunnels wa* given a scholastic writing Anne Lyons, tel. 644-8S82. William Carter Jr., 25, of 23 U sent to the Senate is effective Ohio, saw her parents off to Tha Viet Oong has been work sttoctively. A handful c f snipers Yvette Mlmlenx hi Brent Rd., Vernon, iwas orig motor vehicle; Leo Barrotte, 36. July 1, 1966. Emergency funds oanq> last wsek. And her grand ing on its trendi and tunnel sys can alow a battalion to a crawl inally charged with evading re of Hartford, $18, illegal parking: 8EBVICE ON AIJ. for the current year already parents. tems for 20 years. Using volun by moving from one tunnel exit "Joy in th« Morning" Lester Stimson of Nuhfer Dr., Theresa Pieder of 33 Spring St., OaNVHNnONAL MAKwa have been provided. In Color Columbia already haa a large collection sponsibility, but the prosecut Now QynlMa has Jotasd them teer and forced labor. It has to another, shooting at the ad ing attorney James Mirablle for two weelBR at tha 106S Girl constructed intricate ayatema, vancing troops. 1:80 - 6:80 - 8:46 of medals and trophies. He has been swimming since he was reduced it to following too Scout Senior Roundup. It is a some that stretch up to 2o miles. UB. paratroepen tocric SO Nurse Service closely. Carter pleaded guilty three-generatfcn. idl-«cout faml A 25-miIe-wlde belt of land ihlnutas to locate a Viet Oong Plus "C ot YoursMf a seven, according to his mother HAVE MOVED MOHAimr and was fined 825. | COMPARE OUR ly: Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Ovar- from the Cambodian border to machine gun firing at them and was Invited to join the Collogo ClrT To Take Over West Hartford Swim Club, a Carter and a friend, Gerald ocker, their son-in-law and the South China Sea above Sai from a tininel barely 20 yards In Color 8:00 • 8:00 Freeman, 21, of 71 B. Main St., PRICES ON A ll swm tttm Siuati Plane Lands In lUUn 39, of Cambridge. The life-like Lincoln, an elec Police said Oowell, whoee fined 820. Howard Wamock, 64, with leader, R to the SutU of aaabm tronic marvel created Iqr Dis ing other models to xwrtray ‘UMonoFiMwr Local farmers were literally of no certain address also girts grow iqi» and develop into Washington’s ordeal at Valley mpi "Slngln’ In the Rain" Sunday, body was found Saturday In ney's wizards, drew warm ap w oc^ near a Burlington Water pleaded guilty to Intoxication. the cItUana we want to see." plause Sunday from annivaraa- Forge. rain which brought a measured Judge Reicher sentenced him to mistahes five Inches to parched corn Oo. pumping station, had a mi ry audiences. It Is a more ad The cost of the Lincoln exhib nor criminal record. v* 30 days in the State Jail be Area Weather vanced model than the one that it: $2B million. Disney said tha fields, grazing pastures, private cause he not only was intoxicat gardens, lawns and of course, They also aald Crowell waa a haa attracted 4 mllUaa visitoni theater cost |1.6 nuUlon and SSKS'fii?. iweair-iicwKur brother of William Crowell, 36, ed but waa found that way in WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — at the Illinois PavlUoa at the reoeareh for the animated Aba the lake itself. Center Park. We don’t like to aispute Some people who live on the and Charles A. Crowell, 29, both Pleasantly cool aftenxxm tom- New YcN-k World’s Fair. was reported at $1 mUllon. of Cambridge, now awaiting The case against Omar Chap the old adage. But build. psratures and chilly at nlgM to This lin ooln standa, gasturaa Simday'a anniversary con shores of the lake, gauged the man, 36 of East Hartford who 2 court action on charges stem Ing a successful invest tha weathar picture for Connect with 48 movamante and drilvan trasted with Disneyland’s opan- BlINUIX' fMOKiniHC-IEUiaVIIUS Increase as anywhere from five was charged with breach of to ten Inches. ming from the June 23 robbery ment program doesn’t icut for today. with the voice of sector Royal Ing exactly 10 years ago, whoa of the Cambridge Federal Sav peace was dropped when the de- Temperatures dropped to the Dano a compilation of tha 16th some termed the $i7-mlIllon m iuE-iiOTNn^aiuiF , The lake again was the scene tails were introduced by the allow for many m is Want your insiirance doUac fi'ariiijaiwiiia o f an emergency plane landing, ings and Loan Association. low 00s in most sectloru Mon presidant's utterances on liber Investment In the midst of or prosecutor. Chapman and a takes. Intensive^ re day night. One or two readings ange groves “ Walt’s FoUy.” I the second within a month. Edwojd Crowell was last ar ty. The face and haad, modeled An unidentified businessman, rested May 31 on a-charge of waitress had argued over a in tha 40s wars raportod In the altar a Ufe mask, oomblna 17 Disney, who borrowed on hlz sweater in a donut shop. search by a group of “ to go further? western hUls. different movamante. commuting from New York to assault with a dangerous weap highly trained epecial- life Insurance to open the park, Cape Cod, had lost his way in on. He was given a suspended The case against Glenn Dun- Oool, air oovsn tha north- At opening caramomaa Sun had the last lough. Dimoyland ston, 23, of Coventry waa nolled ista je behind every in aastam atktes this morning as LAST DAY—Walt Disn «r ctalm. g t Fiano’s Restaurant In Bolton, chester, following too closely. VACAnOR ■TRMTfOiRn street. An ottemptsd murder Aug. ai. A beach dance will be warrant was issued for James Other cases disposed of by PUTNAM, WASHOfOTON (AP) The ■ponsorM by the Canoe Club 8. O'Tools, 84, of Boston. means 'of fines Include ; W iii Be Doing Business At This Location. Yn c m nick WilHM It 52941261 (ifflei) 8 vacation — wtth dtplomatio this year Instead of the pro O'Toole is free on boil after Bruce Blawie, 17, of East AMERICAN LEI ION overtoneo — that roving Ambae gram committsa for the asso- HarUoixl, 810, unnecessary noise •r 6 4 3 4 9 0 3 (liomi). being charged os an ocoeasory COFFIN ■ador W. AvareU Harriman is Slation. Details will bs released to the first murder in ths chain, with a motor vehicle; Frank taking has boon stietdisd to ehorUy. ths Mioroh 16, 1964, slaying of Bonzanl, 24, of Blnfleld, 836, tneluds stvsral alUsd oaritals. 'utai KA^Mm Bssaar Retuma speeding; EUzoibeth Bush of &BURR William Bender, ticket ehalr- WliUlom J. Bhsrtdan, 31) of Bos s prompt and efficient Insur-anee service that you have been Harriman has htsn ***lr*Tig ton. JI m e r ic a n iotocmaUy with lovlot laadars AKNEm man for the Firemen’e Baaaar, la Moocow, Tha Stato Dqpart- has asked that all retuma be 71 Eaet Center St. Riade by July 31. He will be at Peanut Buttiir Soar* mant sold Monday ha will bava 643-2151 accustomed to. JMIutual thoro probably bofora tha and of mmammmBmm-mmmmmig-mmaimistaam Um firehouse to receive returned Tel. BINGO this weak and go to Brusools, tickets and money after 7 p.m. NHW YORK — Peonut-but- CANIPS MSIMNCE COMPAIIY OF lOSTON 8 O’CLOCK^EGION HOME, LEONARD ST. London and Romo. At Win Swimmtiig Honora ter ixinsumptlon to the United Gregory Btlmson came home Btatea hoe risen 44 par cent to of thooo eatetals, tho do- NOW AVAILABLI AT "nasBwtsi.'asisr* EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT ■old, Hanlnum will StariB Tonomwl irlth quite a few trophies, for a the last six ysors — to 463 tan-year-old boy, when be took million pounds e yeu:. That’s avaUablo fbr talka with offi- Mom. i m - * n g J M i l l PINI PHARMACY PHONE 643-1126 ■ ^ • S T A T E ’ Iwo first p i^ B and one eeoond enough for everyone to have - MMl Oi ploos in on In- 314 pound! e yeur. An esUmat- #64 epONTBR 8T. f4#-#ll4 ^ t tttonal. O swimming meet at ed 16.416.- milllito Monut-butter Beaoh lost week. sondwlohea ora eaten eoob day AiAiM AAAAAAIAAl R^ad H erald Ads. Greg, eon 6< Mf. end Mm . to thUi oountry. PVUTiUTivTitItIUTi ;il b .u . ..lO lu^KALD, MANU11'.o i 1!;H, c o n n ., TU1!.oOAY, JULY 20, 1966 P A O i n v t MANCHESTER BVENIMO HERALD,, MANCHESTB|l, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 80, 1965 p jR » FOUB Where Are We Going? Events Events New England Vignetteg Viet Nam Picture Worse, Hebron Admissions to Town Cottege W iet Quite Need Seen for Head U.S. More Than Adviser, In Capital In W orld Vermont’a DPL Plate* Poet Today ^^ot AH Black— McNamara Full Slate Running Ahead of Last Year Of Child Aid Work Qearly ‘In’ Viet War WASHmOTON (AP) — Tkfi CAIRO (AP) — Prealdent Give iV .r. Police Fit* WMta Houss Oonltrencfi on Ed Oemal’ Abdel Neecmr erlll meat John P. Wiet, fonher execu Nikita Khrushchev during his Ther* are 110 students al-nh* aoosptad. tka addition of Bdttor's noto — Hal Boyle haa*whoIe, friendly to tho American ucation taoklM tMs thomy quaa- (O M tInsi Crom rag* Om ) erattona and the Intensity (rf Endorsed at tive vice president of the Man Mwichester. which haa onlyTesrun to p*rtldpat« in BOSTON (AP)—New England^Geneva to ttiose giant* ready aooepted for the fa ll two mombora to tho nonilnatii returned from an aasliilgnment to outsider. But’ a (xmatn of tho tlon today: "How do you go visit to Moscow starting Aug. Protestant Reformation: their attacks has been expand ...... chester Gnamber of Commerce, Vlenettes: £ue MtMtartng t)M Inteniifted at* term o f Manohester Community M t^ a y resigned a similar post afnta and federal govemment’a growing Viet Nam. TMo is hfehie sl|sign-off smiling little boy you pat on tho about Intscrating ttio sehools In 27, Informsd sources said today. fome V«rmr and sea and road, Is much more mado tuition payments. board of oduoatton actions Chamber of Commerce. K m itominifitrator to guide the town through thli extensive; and they have Inten- Wiet, on July 2. had been sus By HAL BOYLE There are no fixed lines as in New York’s HarlsmT The Bources said a reply from The plates begin with the let ment o f unyielding, gray iTfilir MM Oen. WlUlam C. Westmore- The date of oandldatm rec That ia tha report Dr, Mar- closely follow Uis rooommsnda- BAIOON. South Viet Nam previous wars. Ths enemy Is Tha problem w u posfid by sitted their campaign ke will go Then the teller shut deem 2 Greater New Haven Chamber of Doar filed other suits seeking cy; planning and zoning com be another |1,800 for scholar ganise a pool of volunteer listeners, described this person The nuih action waa taken,' of the Vermont safety bureau, with a bang and the axplenar Slaabled American Veterans Commerce.” port, A. Raymond Rogers, prin merely advisers. We are no deeply the attrition of innumer on trial Thursday on charges of ■aye any Vermoar’s complaint against In session. already under way to filnd a be?" From several voices came for needy etudents, waa ap have gone to New York reel- Porter RepresentAttve ter, two other brodiers and sev successor to lead the 1,000- Robert Nearlne, director of if we propose to continue here. be won on the battlefield by ei been held. denta and several others to resi come In India at *71—up fripn ’Ihe board of finance has eral nieces and nephews. the possible titles — head c»; And It would help the situation ther side, and that the only an proved 21 to 2 by tha Education Informed sources said the So- *68 in 1952. India’s gross •na member chamber. WIet’s future ordinator, chief expediter, even the summer sch(x>I session, made and Labor Committee June 24. dents of New Jersey. named Howard E. Porter as its Obituary Funeral services will be held plans are. unknow n and he report concerning assistance If we were to realize this fully swer to military stalemate la vlets will charge that Brooke Out-cf-staters apply by giving tional product last year totaled JHospital Sewage Hospital Notes representa/tive on the school tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Pot "head bird dog.” ourselves. diplomatic bargaining. The vote waa taken at a haetllv acted aa an agent for emigre about *43 bfUkm oompared couldn’t be reached by pfione Curtis indicated that this ad for children in Ma program. called meeting, late In the af temporary Vermont addreasee, building committee. ’This re ter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson today. Hla wife told The Herald Several appointments were It Is easier to be an authority Some hold that diplomatic circles and distributed subver with *30.3 MlHon In 1969 (us ministrator could very well on the war In Viet Nam if you ternoon, with only four of the Hke SM resorts. verted Today ADMirraO YESTERDAY: fers to the new school to be M iss MUdred W . Strong St., WlHImantlc. Burial will be that he was in Massachusetts approved: Harry Godl aa ad compromise would only post sive literature. ing current prices for the oom- sited in the northern pert of in New WilHmantic Cemetery. fishing. come from his own staff, prob have never been here, or If you pone the Issue. They feel that commtttee’a 10 Republicana I>artson). -cwx ------Joseph Benson, 16 Orchard St.; VERNON—Miss Mildred W. ably on a part-Ume basis at missions registrar and Mon- preaent. Two voted for the bill. John J. Wright, the Roman Robert Blaln, East Hartford; the town. The planning and Strong, 76, died Sunday night at Friends may call at the fu Wiet, a CMcago native, came have been here 50 hours, than if after a pause of a few montha or Misfi Hong Kong, Joy Drake, is fitted for her offi ALMERIA, Spain (AP) — CaihoUc bishop s sswags from an SO-iume first. He pointed out that most dhester Community College; you have been here 50 days or, t/rt^ around Manchester Ms- Mrs. Elsie Brown, 99 Henry zoning committee has named Vernon Haven Convalescent neral home tonight from 7 to 9. to New Haven from Passaic, years the Viet Cong would take cial swim suit by Joanne Warner. She is 5-5 and Language dlffi(niltles were told tMs yarn at a Boston ecu large cities have already as Mirs. Mary Oomeau as execu probably, 60 montha. It is easier over political power they have WA8HINOTON (AP) — The mMiai Hospital was diverted to- St.; Joseph Brown, 341 Oak Raymond W. Brunell to the Home, where she was a resident. N. J., where he had served for tive secretary In the school; weighs 112. Her other statistics are 35-22-35. Mamed today for a shoving menical conference. committee. These are the last signed people to similar posts to have hard and clear views been unable so far to acMeve by Senate has passed an admlnls- match involving actors Anthony from the 8th Distriot plant land St.; Robert ^ le y , East Miss Strong was bom in Bol three yeara as exe(mUve vice since the duties prove to be Gertrude Vanlonte aa an art He visited a vast memorial In Windsor; Albert Cook, 12 two memtoers of the commit Autos Damajved president of that city’s (rfiara- to how It can be settled. ambush. tratlon-oppos^ "coM war” GI Quinn and Alain Delon and . to the town’s Olcott . 6t. dis ton, June 10, 1890, a daughter time-consuming and taxing. In teacher at Uling Junior High Bill o f Rights meaaure. The HALL Haynes St.; Mrs. Dorothy tee. Other members are Donald of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Strong, ber. The longer you stay here the This, in summary, Is the Spanish policeman. posal plant, thus bringing to Manchester's case, he added, School and Jack Rabagllno os a more difficult It la to be sure present state of the war nobody issue of educational allowances ' somplstion one phase of a larger Crlckmore, Coventry; William Dzienis. John Bames, Charles and lived in this area most of In 3 Mishaps He had served as head of Descendant of Drake "Quinn was Inside the local some professional help will be school custodian. you understand what really Is knows the outcome of. and home loan benefits for post bullright Saturday night,” said • t(^ -d lstrict sewer swap. Fitzgerald, 27 Concord Rd.; El Wallace, Richard M. Grant, her life. She was a member of Man<3hester’s ohamber from Resignations were accepted FOR r e n t Mrs. Edward F(x>te, Gordon 1937 to 1962, coming here from needed if the town is to make going on, or whether any solu But It Is obvious that we (;an Korean veteraiu now la up to a spokesman for the acton the diversion was agreed up- len Johnson, 31 Oak Grove St.; St. John's Elpiscopal Church. Three 2-car collislona occur efficient use of the educational from Edward Braun, a generaJ FREE Charles Keegan Jr., Coltunbia; Lassew and Richard Landon. Joliet. IM., where, at the age of tion offered is the right and sat no longer win it with a check the House. "Delon tried to Join Mm, not . en by both town and distriot She leaves no near relatives. red yesterday, police report. aid programs. He mentlcmed science teacher at Bennet Jun- ■ isfactory one. book alone. As scores of thou The Senate rejected Monday Inqntre Ltthnaalnn Rail Roger Lambert, Wapping; Mrs. Graveside services will be held 26, he had been assistant mana understanding that entrance jlast year after axhausthre dis- Democratic Oaucua In the afternoon while Con that the burden of admlnlstra- lor High School; and Mrs. Vir Here are a few of the con- sands more U.S. troops make Republican prop()Md8 to restrict Miss Hong Kong Has DELtVERY 24 O O L W A Y . 8 T. .flUBsiona. Phyllis MacLochlan, Wapping; Aauon Reid, Democratic town tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Bolton stance Jones, RFD 1, Rockville, ger of the Joliet Ass(x:iatton of was suspended while a bull was Mrs. Kathryn Meacham, RFD Commerce. tlon has already begun to tell ginia Reynolds, on art teacher fusing things you run Into in tMs the long Journey to Viet Nam, the aid to 'veterans of combat In the ring. He tried to push . The (hstriot had (xmtracted chairman, announces that the Center Cenvetery. The Rev. N or-1 was waiting for the light to on him and Assistant Superln' at ming. most bewildering of wars; what they do there will bring zone service and then passed ARTHUR DRUB 648-0618— e4S-84M 2, BoHoo; Mrs. Angedina Mis- Democratic Party caucus to man P. Dare, assistant rector | Change at Main St. and E. Mid- While in Manoheeter, the past the policeman guarding the - to take on this sewage in 1823. tretta, 110 School St.; Mrs. memberahip of the local cham tendent ^ n a ld Scott. Leaves of absence were The land la lovely, but it is home to us all the deepening the MU, 69 to 17. The Houae entrance, and the policeman FOB ALL OCCASION*- ^ A. two-way mairfu^ and 876 name candidates for the Pall of St. John’s Church, will offlei-, die 'Tpke., heaJing south, say Curtis stated that he had no granted to R. H. Rudolph, a studded with mllliona of Mdden price we must pay if we are to (ailed to act on a similar Senate Chinese Boxing Skill Marlon Mioore, RFD 2, Rock ate. police. Richard Agostinelll, 18, ber doubled and its budget shoved back. Then Quinn came Ifsdt of new line were Involved election will be held tomorrow nearly tripled. specific proposal to make at social studies teacher at Bon bamboo and stfisl aplke traps achieve our purpose in this measure in 1666, but Sen. Ralph ville; Mrs. Josephine Moz- at 8 p.m. in the town office The White-Gtbson Funeral of 18 Berkley Dr., Vernon out to help. Quinn and every In the diversion (xmstrucUon zer, 40 Crestwood Dr.; Mrs. In 1961 he won a Certificate the time but would probably net, and Mrs. Jane Swanson, that will rip an unwary foot mixed-up land. W. Yarborough, D-Tex., told MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) —■^mas of 1946. six montha before body shoved.” tk%an last month by the AJex- building. Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, is i struck her car while making a of Eh(cellence from the U .S.! *>ave more precise recommen- a full-time secretary ait Ben- Orania Peperitls, 36 Russell In charge of arrangements. | left turn from W. Middle Tpke., through the Iwne. reporters chairman Olin E. Lieko was born. aider Jarvis Oo. dations within two weeks. End Adv PMS Tues. July 2*. Teague, D-Tex„ of the Houee Sir FYamRs Drake has a de St.; Mrs. Beverly Perotti, 28 Manohester Evening Herald There will be no calling hours, onto Main St. Chamber of Commerce for the net. The people seem, on the "M y mother wae a maid for The sewage will now flow W. Gardner S t; Carol Puzro, ‘^Chamber Made,” a local pub Much of la.rt night's agenda Veterans Affairs Committee, scendant In the Mise Universe him, in his quarters. She says I Hebron correspondent. Miss Damage was done to her left was continued to the board's Mariner 4 Nears = w«st a loi« W. Middle Tpke. 72 Benton St.; Mrs. Susan Susan B. Pendleton, telephone Henry E. Bartley front fender and his right front, lication which is still issued has announced plans to hol(i pageant who Is skilled In have Ms face, that I look like and south on Broad St. Shane, Vernon Trailer Court monthly. next meeting on Aug. 23 due early hearings on the new MU. Mm almost exactly. 228-8464. Henry Blarl Bartley, 70, of but neither cur suffered sariou.M curriculum. vide the agency with a list of novelist. WilMam Faulkner was to an 8-8 Ue vote. This would Engli^ explorer, according to culler wMch pulled alongside: a series (rf ^ ^ ts he is making 83 W adM l Rd.; Mrs. Bessie to 9. posts, the caucus endorsed Mra' past Mars last Wednesday indi Schtyver, 84 Summit St.; Ro the annual vacation shutdown Dr. was stopped facing west at A fifth important item was possible recommendations for awarded the Nobel Prize In lit deny Dlrksen, the Senate Re his daughter. "All is well; no requirements Bank has experienced remarkable growth and kWlth the chief executives in The family requests that Suzanne W. Bralnard, with 88 Joy, a raven-haJred 21-year- cated its eighth and subsequent ^states served by the bankrupt land Ouelette, 87 Haiti Dr., there. the light at Main and Center also (x>nUnued — the response an early 1966 report. erature in 1949 and the Pulitzer publican leader, the majority for as.si.stance." progress. To all of our depositors, and to all those wishing to do so may votes, and G. Ri(hard Messier, old English literature teacher at pictures, taken less than 8,(X)0 'New Haven Railroad. Vernon; Mrs. lilllle Warren, Sts. with a truck driven by Theo by acting general manager Ir The report will outline which In 1955. support he needs to bring the Life for the 400 passengers miles from Mars, might show who have come to People’s for mortgage loans, make memorial contributions 80, defeating J. Richard Nicola, Mansfield OOHoge In Kowloon, Is The visits are designed to South Windsor; Mrs. LlUian dore Maguder, 51, of Meriden 59; Mrs. Alma Heckler, 49, mid ving Aronson to a series of urban functions should remain Murry Falkner, the lart re issue before the Senate Itself. and 210 crewmen appeared nor dark areas which some experts we express Our sincere appreciation because to the Church of the Bible, storied next to her In the left under muni(Hpa] Jurisdiction maining member the Imme Conceding the possiMUty of the first Eurasian to be named mal dfspite a fire Saturday •bring the governors up to date Nebon, West Hartford; Mrs. Patrol Works Plainville. Mrs. Etolly C. Ferald, 37. quesUona pertaining to Public ot think could be some form of Tan negotiations Involving the June Angell, 22 Sanford Rd.; lane. When the light changed For two board of finance Act 296 v^ch refers to the and which might better be ad- diate family, is a vigorous 66. such an outcome, Dlrksen reit Miss Hong Kong. night which disabled the liner’s plant life — though one un people made People’s grow. both moved out but police say a ntrinlstered on an intertown, re "Now I’m gMng Into a new erated to reporters Ms deter- Other Eurasions In this year’s diesel engines. No one was in •proposed merger of the two big MlHon Fish, 363 Lake S t; Wil John B. Castonguay posts, Malcolm Brb, 185, and rights of teachers’ representa known on earth. L Taastam railroads For Girl Scouts third vehicle m ov ^ up and tives to negotiate with boards gional or statewide basis. career,” Falkner said after his minaUon to get Senate action on pageant Include Miss Malaysia, jured. The first three pictures were liam Mastiopietro, 337 W(x>d- Frederick S. White, 108, de Patricia Augustus: Mi-ss Okina land St; Mns. Rosemary Perry VERNON—John R. Oaston- forced her car Into the ladder feated Richard A. Mason, 67. of education. Curtis indicated The governmental bodies in retirement from the FBI FVl- the propos^ amendment on The Coast Guard cutter Abse- at a distance of about 10,(XX) (Offintlniied fitmt Page One) guay, 22, ot Hartford, grandson on Maguder’s truck. On the board of tax review. that he would remain "on the about 12 metropolitan areas of d a y., “ I’m going to try to do which President Johnson has wa, Leiko Arakoki, and Miss con reached the 492-foot West miles, and showed an apparent and daughter, Broad Brook; Philippines, Louise Vail Aurello. df Mr. and Mrs. John Caeton- Neither suffered Injury but Grant E. Toothaker Jr., 130, scene" until the long Ume con the country will be Inventoried some writing. made no public statement but German motorsMp just after ly barren northern desert. The Mrs. Gloria Moricaluk and s(m, Sa a child, Joy read Shake ’TOTAL DEPOSITORS REACH A NEW HIGH Personal Notice* Storrs; Mrs. Karen Magenis, 32 revolver or wear my helmet. guaiy of Vernon, died Sunday at her car’s left front fender and defeated Leonsird L. Gigllo, 31. fUct between the tvro teachers' for their political and adminis "I have no U-lusione that I which Vice President Hubert H. midnight. closest pictures, from about 6,- his home. speare to her father. She speaks Country Lane, Vernon. We’re not supposed to talk to grill were damaged as was his On the zoning boeurd of ap groups waA finally resolved. trative structure, method of es have the talent my brothers had Humphrey is acUvely fighting. The liner’s master, (?apt. Hel 000 miles, were due toward the Our .Tune 30th records showed a total of 7,199 them, but It's hard to Just Survivors also Include hie ladder, police report. tablishment, means o f financing Dlrksen wouldn’t speculate Cknlonese, FVench, English and DISCHARGED TODAY: peals, Grant E. Toothaker Sr., George Dart, of Dart’s Dairy, but I am going to try m.y hand mut Bender, awaited the arrival end of the photo sequence. ;. In Memoriam smile,” he said. mother, his stepfather and hia and operating procedures. whether a threatened fllibueter Mandarin and charms other later today of the Dutch tug depositors— a growth of 362 in six months— ' A toTtag tribute to the memory Thomas McKenna, 42 AroelUa 105, defeated Robert G. Girard, appeared before the board to at It. At 2:15 p.m. Monday Mariner Many of the men eat on the maternal grandmother. present what he admitted waa The cost at the study will be by liberal opponents of the rea]^ contestants with her captivating lerse Zee. The tug will tow the more than 60 new depositors each month . . ,a( Mcteid Fred Harris, sho Dr.; Mrs. Ernestine Friend, 58. Falkner chuckled over a qu 4’s tape recorder successfully gamed asmy July ao, 19M. encampment. But not Idaho The funeral will be held Justice Goldberg On the planning and sonlng an appeal from Ms loaiiw posi shared equally by the ORPA ery as to the different spelling porUonment proposal would de word-pictures of Hong Kong. ship to St. John’s, with arrival switched tracks on the stored a gain of over 5%. South Windsor; Heather Pres state patrolman, Ray Thornton Thursday at 8:15 a.m. from the tion in a recent milk bid com and the Regional Affelira Cen em well," she says. "Such Ideas sengers included 125 American halfway point In relay of the • TnlllMX and eveninc beH. George Heston, 126 Hany Lane, Ave., Hartford, with a solemn Sealtest Dairy in the bidding make Westerners laugh, but the high sch(X)l students returning And that the dark! 71. when his first book was pub ocratic Leader Mike Manelield pictures to earth. The equip athme RodeWUe; William Matulls, high Msss of requiem at S t Others endorsed without con for supplying the town’s school lished. John did, also.” are seeking. Chinese are skiUed In herbs and home after a year of study ment was programmed to Sadly mlased Ir hte Broad Brook; Vasken Bedroe- medicines." wife and family Lawrence O’Toole Church, (Continued from Page One) tests were First Selectman cafeterias for various dairy Town Receives The famUy name originally abroad. record 10% photos on one track, sian, 729 N. Main S t; Robert Martin Expects Hartford, at 9. Burial will he Richard M. Galinat; Selectman products. was Faulkner. A great grandfa- WASHINGTON (AP) — The Joy said that when she left for | Emei-gency equipment kept then take 10% on the other, and DEPOSI’TS INCREASED BY $1,611,450.78 Bozio, East Hartford; Michael f In Memoriam in Rose HUl Memorial Park, est. Be said his new appointee Ronald S. Davis; Elmore A. In his appeal. Dart exp(xinded iher decided to drop the "U ". ex-convlcts who kidnaped Cali the pageant, her Hong Kong the ship's operations going. relay all 21 photos in similar - IB loving memory of AB>ert Jalbert, East Lhirtford; Mrs. Monday Return Rocky HIU. Turklngton, town clerk and on hia company’s extra services Injury Notice "There was a family story fornia’s director of finance and boxing teacher showed her I abundant. fashion. ’This is a whopping eix months’ increase for h ■ . BSdiog. wbo pSmwd away Skh Laura Mblava, 141 Tanner St.; rose from the city streets to the . , . . , Food supplies were 11S66. * Friends may call at the cabinet and then the Supreme town treasurer; Mrs. F. Pauline (luring the past several years that great grandfather said he hla family had no trouble buying several sets of fists to keep i gender .said in a radiogram to small community bank—more than a 10% in Denise Nasuta, South Windsor; General Manager Richard chapel tonight from 6 to 9 and Court. Little, tax <»>llector; Ri(fiiard when it held the contract. He Cecelia Plisums of 89 Locust saw no reason for putting a let guns and ammunition while attackers away — Just In (»se The Associated Press that light ‘ Tha wortd may change from year Mrs. Carol Gardella, 17 Prince She has had no trodible. al crease over total deposits as of December 31, to year Martin, recuperating at home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 He called Goldberg a man of M. Galinat, agent o f town de pointed out that Sealtest rsUes St. today notified the town that ter In a word he wrote as often they were In actual flight with ing, C(x>king, water supply and '.And mends from day to day. ton S t; Mrs. Martha Baglin, after an eye cataract operation, pjn. posit fund, and Mrs. Doris T. mainly on out-of-town personnel she injured her left knee as the Ofl he did Ms name when the their hostagee, the victim told though pohtognaphers have sanitary systems were function 1964. Box 186, Bolton; R i(^ rd courage, convicticn and human- !But Mver wSl the one w« kwed said over the telephone today itarianlsm. Delano, zoning board of ap and pur(4iaaes, such aa automo result of trlppl^ and falling letter changed neither the look Congress today. (mowded In to take her picture. ing property. TFietn memory pam away. Wodffer, Hany Leuve, Rock- The new Miss Universe will'be Mark E. Taylor "A lw ays/’ Johnson said, "We peals alternate. tive suppMea; wheresa hla firm on a town sidewalk on the east nor the sound ot it," Falkner Hale Champion, the California He said seas were smooth and WUe, (3uidrea. CkaadcfaUdren crowned July 24. SOUTO WINTOOR — Marie strive for a world where aU men Also, Stanley P. Mason, A. is primarily Manchester-orient side of Main St., south of Bis- said. official, urged the Senate Juve the sMp was drifting north at Card Of Thanks ^Jrings, Cecdle McCartan, phyrtcian, he wifi be back at hla E. Taytor, 64, o t Eoat Hartford, Harry W. Olsen Sr., Debnar W. ed in all reapects. Dart further sell St. He earned a law degree from nile Delinquency subcommittee One of the other Eurasian about five miles a day. 253 School St.; Mrs. Judith live in peace under a nils of (Xintestants, Miss Okinawa, Ws would like to expresa poet on Monday. father of Mrs. Robert W. Camp- Justice under law. R is fitting Potter and George H. Savoie, used the example of Rham High She claims that the fall was the UMverslty of Mississippi to approve legislation that MORAL: :heu4M t Ofiprecialfan to the many Guarette and son, Ellington; School which had rejected a would curb mall order sale of came to tMs oomtary in hopes of 'Mandi, retarives and netoMxjn Martin has been away from mire of South Windsor, died that we should ask a member of constables; Thomas W. Graham caused by the "dangerous, de where his father, also Murry ,C. Renters Use One-Third Mrs. Martha Marlow an(l his deric since Jtine 8. In the in Siutday at Dewxmess Hoepital, and Mra. Esther S. M. Olsen, lower hid by one of hla com- fective and hazardous condition Falkner, was unverslty secre firearms and otherwise tighten finding her father, an American at» ware so raoarous and Und in daughter, Waipping; Mrs. Phy- the higltest court to relinquish MURRY FAU4NJEB serviceman who does not know PEOPLE’S SERVES PEOPLE BETTER tMT raoaot aomnw. terim, hie Job bas been filled Boston, Msss. that poslU(xi and speak for the board o f welfare and Herman petltora to retain hla services. of the sidewalk . . . In that it tary and business manager. regulation of the traffic In ; Mrs. l^al^la PaoquaUnl 4ias fiknaH and aon, 114 prospect SurvlvoPB also include his Curtis and chairman Mrs. weapons. she Is alive. WABHlNCyrOiN—The Bureau * and Inmily by Town OMinecl Irving Aron United States before the United R. Allard, Rusaell E. Anthcmy was broken, uneven, and pitched He went to Washington In 1924 of the Census estimates that People’s is the bank that pays the BIG 4T^% S t, Rockville. son. wtfe, two hrothere, two sistere and Robert S. Kemton. Katherine Bourne replied that and got a Job with Uie Internal gan blazing away at us from the The subcommittee also waa to "My mother didn’t know Eng- Natione." at a dangerous angle.” Hah," Lieko said Friday in an one housing unit In three Is dividend. People’s is the bank that tailor-makes., Card Of Thanlis and two grandchildren. the board really had no other Revenue Bureau. In 1925, he upper windows with everything hear today from an official of Funeral services wHI be held choice, but to accept the lowest the firm which sold, by mail, interview. "She didn’t know liow rented. The rest are either Pay-Like-Rent Mortgages to exactly fit your re- ... , Wa wWi to extond our ainoera Joined the FBI. He has served in — submachine guns, rifles, pl^' owner-occupied (57 per cent) .SMakB and oippraelaBan to our Ttmrsday at 2:80 p.m. at Wee Md, any other action te n d ^ to more than a acore of bureaus. tola, everything. the rifle used to assassinate to explain to Mm that she was quirements and offers all other mutual savings r.,. *nany Manda and netshbom who so Torrential Rain Ex-CXA Man Tells pregnant." or vacant, on the market, sea 2 ley Mecnorial Church, East Aronson Rules Teacher Vote set a dangerous precedent for WMch of the many cases on "We lost one agent, a deputy President John F. Kennedy. Ths .Siouchtfidly oant flowars and sym- Police Arrests He left shortly before Chrtst- sonal or dilapidated. bank services. We welcome the opportunity iPatliy curia durinc our recant loaa. Floods Missouri Hartford Burial wM be in HIM- future unsuccessful bidders. which he had worked does he aherUlt killed, several others official Is WlUlam J. Waldman, • Alin, to the Wktea and World War Of Pigs Bay Slip sMe Cemetery, Bast Hartford. Some time waa devoted to an rank at the top of Ms list? wounded. Several byrtanders executive vice president ot serve you. |1 Anxtfiosy tor their ramamhranoea. Frienda may oaU af the New- Klein's Sporting Goods Co. of ______Mr. A Mrs, Paxtar Chuk Voided by Public Act 298 examination ot the flnaxKe com John Dahoosse, 18, o t 495 "Un(]uesU(»iaMy, the DUUng- were ehot." (Coatbnied froni Pag^ One) (Oonttnoed from Page One) klric find Whitney, B^meral mittee’s report on expenditures er case,” he said. "It held the (Records of the Incident make Chicago. The prestdentlal com Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Bast Tolland Tpke., was charged mission on the asaasalnatlon i Card Of Thanks for the fiscal year 1984-65, with breach o f peace yesterday. gfoatest danger, the most Im no mention of a deputy sheriff OFFICERS Hartford, tomoirow from S to Town (xxinsel Irving Aron-^the wording of the types of te' wWch revealed that *706.12 less named Klein’s as the source of , Wa wiah to thank aH of our waiter O eek and Platte River. Richard M. BIssell Jr., who He Is accused by police of us portance to the bureau and the being killed, but Hat one by Mishbon, friends and reUttvas for Power and tel^ihone service in was in charge of planning the 5 and 7 to 2 p.m. son yesterday replied t o ’ wix divlduala whowni mIgM participate than the total amount budgeted nation in oU of its ramiflea- stander, Eugene Boisneau, as the weapon ordered by Lee Har H0LA\E^ ALFRED W. CAVEDON JAMES A. MURRAY .S m many octo of kindnaoa and sym- In referenda. ing abusive language at the <«athy shown ua in our recant be- the oonununity Waa disrupted. 1661 invasion for the CIA, made Membens of Crescent Lodge questions proposed by Super was MtuaMy spent. The figures tdons.” having been fatally shot. The vey Oswald the aasassln. 400 MAIN 8TREET • MANCHESTER,CONN. President Secretary and irMvement. We aopeoially thank all of Old FeUewa, Bast HartfoM, Aronson stressed in Me Uilrd Burger Chef on Main 8L Court Aealstant Treasurer The only oonummlcation facility the comment in a copyright in intendent of Schools WlUtam A. included an underexpenditure of appearance Is Aug. 2. In 1983 and 1984, DiUlnger W€U FBI said Boisneau got caught In ijbew who sand the beautiful floral will oomhMt a aervloe at the Curtis pertaining to Public AOt statement ttiat persona conduct 88,796.36 for the community col- WINDOW fkSjulaa and loaned the use w otrs. open to the town is through a terview publiehed today by tbs Thomas Mozser, 16, o f 136 the most notorious man In the a cross-fire between agents and J. EVERETT NORTH funeral home toraoRw at 7:80 298 which refers to the rights ing the referendum shall be legs which the committee re NETTIE E. SMITH I 'Hm Vunay of Peter 8. mobUe radio unit Evening Star. Birch St., waa charged with UnRed States. He was blamed the gang when he stepped out New Haven’s Ills Vice President pm . of teaohera’ r^iresentativee to chosen by the local board In commended be returned to the fUreotly or indirectly for kilUng side the lodge. A coroner's Jury Asolstant Secretary conjunction with both the petl' general fund and an overex- failure to obey a truxlo signal SHADES and negotiate with bovds at fidu- light at Main and Pearl Sts. 18 persons, had robbed berries of ruled Ms death was an oiocl- "Deals' Are Nof Bargains Treasurer Mrs. Walter O. Fleisclwr caiUoa. tloifing body and any interven pendRure of *8,062.28 on other at least a half million dbllars dent.) Symptomatic of VERNON — Mra. Florence M. ing teachers’ orgaifizaUon. He yesterday afternoon. Court date Mod* to Ordor The questlmvi had all emanat educational costa which the la Aug. 2. and cost taw enforcement agen DiUlnger and Ms gang Jumped Fleischer, 62, of 11 Cottage 8 t atatsd that he saw no reason committee recommended be ALSO ed from the June meeting o t thie Joseph LaForge, 66, o f 29 W cies an estimated *3 million in from the second floor Into a Overall Trouble Door - to - door salesmen offering DIRECTORS MANCHESTER'S died yesterday in Vernon. She board (if education when It w^fs for not following a Umetabla taken cars of by postponing pay large snowdrift and escaped on VENETIAN ILINDS was the wife of WalUr C. wMch onUed for meetinga to ba Gardner St., was charged with the intenM police hunt. suggested that an official opin ment on certain utility biifr; Falkner vras one of a special foot. WASHINOTON (AP) — Presi "package typo" funeral - eemefery Bring your old rollers In J. Everett North Malcolm W. Thompeon Fleischer. held In September, for bohUng Most ouUtandlng item on the intoxication last night on For ion be formed on mattera Ifi* est Bt. Court date Is Aug. 2. FBI unit which worked on the DU'Iinger later was shot to dent Johnson save the dtfflcul- "deals" do not represent the hiqn and enve S5o per ehnde John R. Oottler Samuel W. Gamble Mre. Fleieober was bom in vMvlng Manchester’s two a reftrendum M that month, re overexpenditure death on July 33, 1984, In front ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER Vernon Feb. 7, 1108, a daughter porting to the board In the firat DiUlnger case. The Mgh point of tlea encountered by the New Ha John S. Mason Francis J. Prichard posing tsachsrs’ groups, of |10,101.M In ^ account tor that hunt, to Falkner, waa the of a Chicago movie theater. ethical standards of the funeral di> of the late Herbert and Annla haff of October and then begin ven Railroad’s West End com William Schneider Mfinchaster Education Asisooifi- eleiMntary teachere. Curtis raid on tha Uttle Bohemia muter service are only eympto- recting profession . . . for they do not Paul B. Sweeney <3reavee Loveland. ning primary nagotlations with explained that this was due to TEAM FOR LAUNCHING Alfred W. Cavedon ' Donald B. Caldwell fiurvlvora, besides bar hua- U(m and the Maachentar Fed tha majority teachers’ group. Lodge, near Eagle River, Wls. matlo of the dlstrau affecting OPEN 24 HOURS A DAYI eration of TeaOhara. M overzealouenesB in antlolpat- ‘ ‘Tnla was In April 1984, ehort- WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. urban m au transportation gen- represent your best interests! You are James A. Murray band, include three eons, BIWIn Quastlon 4: Tha superlmen- realgnatlons by members of Flelsoher of Uxbridga, Maas., Queatlon 1 referred to tho dent of schools may contlnua to hr after DiUlnger broke out of and German sclentista 'will team eraltyv wisest to trust in your local funeral validity of the results of the the ragular teaching staff and m Grown Point, Ind., Jail,’’ he up to launch a aclentiflo satellite - In a reply to Rep. Donald J. Raymond FTeiS(iher of Westport deal Yrith tha majority groiq) am left the s(fiiool eystem with a home and cemetery, where both de and Kenneth Fleisotaar of Lenaa, referendum held in May M the board's agent •aid. into the earth’s radiation belt In Irwin, D-Oimi., dlscunlng a *8 MAMenwi OSQ. CiUrfi.RsA ttsASM MORIARTY BROTHERS which the MEA won a rtaound- surplus o f tsaohers at the be "Beiby Face Nelson and oth 1968. million demonstration grant re pendability and economy are assured. VIRNON MANCM VorooR Onto Mass.; and a sister, Mtsa Alice A fifth detenMnatlan olaarad ginning of the past sch ool Loveland of OrotnwaM. ing vtetory. Aronson btated tdifit up the question of wtaelhar the ers were wUh Mm ei Little Boh Under an egrument between cently approved by the Housing ■ANKeW HOUM AAwdey H FrMoy 9 OJR. H I WA ths roaults would bo negated year. He m en tioned that a emia. the National Aeronautics and and Home Finance Agency to, VrMoy irtotet W to 7iM WJi. snviNe YOU w it h Private funeral servlcee wlU phnae In tha statute—"through larger number of teachers than Vfo— tdutli toM*> Widtm be held at ttie Buries Funeral beoauM tha rsferandum was derigneted cMclals or their rep- “ Snow w«a aH over the Space Administration and the New York and Oonneotiout to 24 24 oarried out In a manner dtffar- ta n e c e s ^ is usually formed ground, although It wae April. Federal German Ministry for help assure continuance ot the lo M4oy Ito 4 r a M eb ilh ea t Home, 76 Proatpeet fit.. Rook- rtaanUUraa" — Inohided during the summer months to vills. Hia Rav. Paul J. Bow Ing In several raopsota from the profeaatonal groupa and tha By the time we got there, Scientific Reqearoh, German commuter aervlce to New York SOUTH SIN guanf against starting a school (he doge began barking. We sclentista will design and build City Johnson said: man, pastor of Union Oongra- that set forth In the etatute. board ot aduemtki^ Aronson con •eason with a shortage. IKtlANCI HOUR HOUR Queerfton 2, an Inquiry into the found out later that DQlinger the satellite and It will be put “ TMs ts, of course, a com gatlonu Churota, Rockrilla wlU cluded that It appUad to both Curtis sUted that last year's officiate. Burial will be at tha tntmediacy (if any nejjfiiion of bodlae. find (be rest were on the second Into orbit from Vandenberg Air plex problem, but I am hopeful niH. o n n iR N ER the referendum, wee returned jurphu was oventually absorbed floor of the lodge end were Force B ue. that wo have found a sound ap oonventenoa. of ths family. Aromon (Marred Judgment on mto tha system and added “We Tbara w li m no caUtog hoam^ wUh the nteitement that,the ref a poralUe oonOtet hatweea tha alerted by the barking of the The device will be designed to proach to a luting solution." DnraatY FUEL OILS SERVICE were simply outguewMd lu t OOIN OPtfBATBD probe the Inner radiation belt Johnson said It Is his hope erendum beoeme void with the ftetuU and Bidlatiii M of tha year.’ Ha axpraaaad mora oon- d on . Jota H. fimlth praeege o f the lew. WAJSH-’N.DRY CUBAN "A s ws approached, three and study electrons In the outer that the New Haven project and L A. JOHNSON Stats Depertmant of Bduoatton oam owar what saema to bt a filMO* 1*TO ROCKVILLB-Jota H. Bmltti. In Me third point, Atoeon which deaqrtbae working rela- 11 MAPLE ST. eMIiena w«Uked out. Then all the belt as well u solar proton others carried out under tho etited that the b w o pottcy oon- growing trand toward absantse- Acroee From F in t Natloafil hghU went out. It w u about 8 eventa* Preliminary expert program Oongreu authorised 61, of ManaAold, brottior of WU- fioni^tpa bltwacii tha board of tam m toa part of teachers. He PAINT 00. Mambar Fadatal Dapoait inauranoa Carparatkm ham H, Smith of Rockville, died eemtag teecber-Jwerd retatton- education and taaobera' groups ■tore Parking Lot o'clock. We Identified ouraelves m ents' Include launchings of lu t year will help reduce the ^ t a d that sick leave days have OPEN T DAYS sounding rockets and balloon roblom to manemablo propor- 723 MAIN ST. CALL 643-5135 Sunday night at Windham Cbm< 6Mpe adopted recently would pendliig an examtafitton of tiie risen to fin fiverage of six to •e FBI figente. muafty Memorial HosplUl, WU- pamain .la foree uptti die teach im M n . 18-Lb. Waah—S8o “ Thfit w u att the genf on the flights To test the Inetrumente Bone and point um w ay to • raONB 342.4501 ROOKVIU.B • VERNON CIRCLE 318 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER aevan oomparod to the state S-U>. Dry CIsfiw-fMW. Umanoe. er orgeniaetlow’ took further Ha etatad, Uawev«r, Ihfit, Ig fivengfi of about five. •fioaad fo o r needeiC lliey be* for tha aateUlte, •oluttoo. , Survivors also tnokido talfi ebUen. • He eontlaued to eag the oeee of a oonfliot, the law • Um. Or Ufide» ' 4 1 A» A prellnlnacy study sq the Fret Mothproofing wifq, Ms mother, a son, a 4sui^ thfit lM atatute Mfit ohai ‘ ubuld suparceda the buHettat posslMIty ( at mtro(hioiiig for- S' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1965 PAGE a E v m f PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1965 Fall Fashions—-65 Reasonable indeed! ALMA Loses Golf Course Gets Permit IHanrljPHtpr^ When has It beooms rsasonahls to Johnsons Lead Mourners treat each step in a worid’a descent Connecticut Yankee Demurrer In cTo Construct Restaurant Into hopelessness aa If It were the re Joan Crawford Star sult of calm, efflolant, avsn oomputar- By A.H.Ot . . .jw o c^ .* m a Philpot Case *nie Zoning Board a t Appeatsf gigranted last night Is, In effect, A t Stevenson^s Funeral mil Stmt like logic T (ZBA)' ) last night granted vaii- a vsrlsncs stop a varianos. ohmtir. C« Admittingly, the good ■ecretary'a snees to OoK Associates Inc., Golf Associates, on 8spt. 16, BLOOMINGTON, lU. (AP) - f Moola The ways of legislation art aU, of eourss, tor the better At Bahama Showing Stevenaon moved from the^abounda, that In qoi«t words were mors a matter of style rotoetkm of the InUreats ot A Superior Court judge has for ths conatruotkm o f a res 1963, WM psrmlttsd to construct Adlal B. fitevenson, the wit and govemor’.s seat to unsuccessful there ie vision and1 |purpoia,saTmat t ___ M n nw sr quite aa logical « •jme dsolded that tha Andovsr Laks taurant on W. Middle Tpks., ad a par-thrss and a mlnlaturs golf IlDuadi October 1, UU than of substance. But 1st It be e lsv ly s:a public. scholar Who overcame dlffl- candidate for president on the manv things ara rtvalad to ttA Innocents might hope. TOe (Coathraed from Fags One) cayan Beach HoUI is a beauti Managemant Association jacent to a par-tbrsc golf course on ths condition that dmoe to become "stateaman for Democratic ticket In 1962 and humberber wnlcwhich ara hlddan tn m understood, from some oooaslonal hear laid plans go wrong: toe least But It haan't turned out that * rnMMod lOTonr BTeoln^BJtMpt way. One of the two profes ful expanse of whits wall and (ALMA) must answer defenses course, and to Valentino R. FI- there would bs no snack bar on •U the world” lay finally at rest 1966. tha graat." UkI Holideyi. KnUrod kt tbe Pt^Otflce at Impressive kind of effort eome* 9he entarod after every one was er, viewer, reader, that there Is some sions — tot roal Mtata will stonework with decor to mus put forth by the Rev. William ano, for altering a gasoUne sta the premise*. In addition, Its totey with his ancestors in s At the community aervlcc Ip BMOhMUr, Cobb., m Socond Clwa Mall times succeeds; the same prin asssmblsd. Ons almost axpeet- M. Phtipot in a ease in which His body was bom* here for a Battor. residual reluctance to concede that any have to come back. tard and gold tones. It has tion at 848 Cfiiarisr Oak Bt„ to original request for a "KlddlS' quiet country cemeterv. last few hours in which his the black-draped flatdhauaa. Dr. ciple can be handled t ^ ways sd soma one to say, "Ladlss and something with which only the ths sssoolstlon asks ths court to beyond 60 per cent of its ss- land” also was turned down. His funeral was held Monday Richard Browne, exacutlvs «K,lUPTION RATS8 portion of man’s fats aa It Is sym In the same aeaalon. "niere Is Under data of June 39, Gov fsntltmsn, ths QueenI" anjoln him from swimming In neighbors called at the Bloom lit In AdTaaca ernor Dempsey vetoed Public Nevada editors were familiar, a ssMed value, but denied a re In May, the Town Planning after a five-day state journey ington Unitarian church. 'Then director of the Illinois Board ot bolized In ths jungles of Vietnam la no sur# fire way of knowing livery ons admirsd tha srsy gambling casino, with tsbiss Andovsr Laks. quest by Texaoo Inc. for con Commission had denied its re ...... moo Act No. 181, aubatttute tor from London, where he died of came the last two formal serv Higher Education and a long n .r reasonable or logical. what will “ y she handled heraelf among the for all games of chance, "one- Judga Norman Dube ruled struction of a gasoline stsitlon quest for Changing the Real- a heart seizure on a sidewalk time friend, called Stevenaon Senate Bill No. 7SS, "An Act questions, parrying such loaded ices In the church and In the Whenever, these days, some one ticular kind of bill, ^ armed bandits" along ths walls, earlier this month against a on W, Center St., opposite Hen> dance Zone AA and Rural Resl- Wsdnsedmy at 66. Illinois State Univeraity field- "statesman for all tha world." no sure rulee. Each bill Is a^ Concerning Quallfloatlona of quertea as her opinion of the derson Rd. dsnes property to Business tells us “It It reasonable to assume" Applicants tor a Ltoanae as | and on the cashier's cage a sign, demurrer filed by counsel for President and Mrs. Johnson house before a simple 13-minute The service In the church was MEMBER o r ___ most, ons might pun, a law Johneon ladles’ drewlng; "Ah’m "Last plane to Miami; 5 a.m." the assoolsUon. (The demurrer The board also approved one Zona. with their daughter, Uicl; Vice limited bv capacity to 200 od THE ABSOCIATKO PRESS something, what It being offered our Real Estate Broker." from Taxes and Ah love ’am.” ■pedal exception plus four oth burial service at the Stevenson nia Aiioclatad _rrC*M Pram li oxcluslvtljr viivaaawantlUad unto Itself. This la all only ten years old, claims, In effect, that the facts The Fisno request, for alter President and Mrs. Hubert H. Stevenson's family and cloi^ "Thla bill," toe Ooremor She named Audrey Hepburn, er variances, and tabled, pend family plot In Evergreen Memo I_d___ tb aum------of ------ropublloatlon------of 'all newi------■'*- die- credulity and our tolerance la probably In this 190B session, after and the editors met a gentle alltgsd by tha Rev. Mr. Philpot, ing his gasoline station to be Humidirey; and Oilef Justice rial Cemetery. friends. Here, Stevenson’s sla batcrbatchri erodllod to It or not otherwlia crodlt* ■aid, "by •atabllahlng new re Dina Merrill and Mrs. Alfred man named Wallace Groves even If true, do not constitute ing inspection of the premlees, yond 60 per cent ot Its 3068 as ter, Mrs. Ernest Ives of Bloom ad In thli papor and alio tbi local niwi pub- something totally preposteroua two seaalons of trying to hold and Mrs. Earl Warren led an There were other memdrials hara' the gatea ^ralnat the perpetual quirements for llceniure as s Bloomingdale as the best- who was credited with building a defense agatost the Injuilc- a reouest by the Rev. Kenneth sessed value,, was granted over Impressl've corpe of dignitaries ington, and hhi sons, Adlal Ilf, " ^ l rlfhti of rapubllcatlon of ipaclal dia- rsal estate broker, will further dressed women In Hollywood, up the Island from a sleepy Is tlon.) L. Gustafson of the Calvary the bitter objections ot many In other cities, and one In the John Fell and Borden fiteven- patchai harain ara alio ramirad. flood of leglalatlon which aeeks who brought thetr reapects to hall of the United Nations In more restrictive 11 c e n a 1 n g restrict entry Into a profession and said that she wears her own land of pine, palmetto, boneflsh The case will come in> again Church, for converting a one- adjacent property owners wlio. the former United Nations am son, and the President heard skirts about two Inches below famlly dwelling to two-famlly New York. Tba Herald Printing Company, Inc., aa- The Drought-Breaker atandardi for various profes which touches the lives of all and native shacks, and has In September when the Superior In 1961, had won an appsal In bassador In this central Illinois Dr. Dana McLean Orealey of aumai no financial raiponalblllty for tirpo- the people of Connecticut the knee... "and I have very other plans that Include homes Court at Hartford County re at 22 Vernon St. Superior Court which had then community of 60,000 he called U.N. Secretary-General U Boaton, president of the Unitari hical arrori appearing In advartlimantJ sions and occupations and tn- good gams.’’ One other variance requeet other reading matter In Tba Manchaitir It was remarked, during one of those terprises. the General Aaiwm- "While It Is clear that no dis with a special lagoon "for the convenes. At that time, counsel stopped the construction and al home. Thant said that Stevenson’s an - Unlversallst Aaeociatioh Cleanliness and tidiness she had been wtthdra'wn without teration. Eling Herald.______blessed stralgtit-down Inteorvals Sun bly yielded to lU own softer in- crimination agalnat any ethnic owners’ yachtal" Everywhere for ALMA will have to file The humbler people, too — "voice rang as the true voice of say: "In that distant day when or religious group is Intended named as essentials of glamour. In the Bahamas, and even In * answer to the defenses. Those prejudice, prior to the start of Atty. Vincent Diana, repre their number estimated at 60,- the people” and ” hla eloquence nobody rattles a saber and no Pull mrvice client of N. E. A. Sarrlce, Inc. day afternoon, that the rain falls on attneta, And decided to end Its Miss Crawford’s emphasis on lost night's meeting. It was Publlabera Rapreientatlvea • n a Jullua career In the old legislative by Public Act No. 181, It is the Miami airport before you defenses ara based principally senting the opposition, presented 000 by Bloomington’s police — expressed the hopes and aspira body drags a chain, his name the just and the unjust. That, It was eleanliness is well-known, and from Frank Findlay, for per a petition to protest, signed by tions of the common man the lathawi Special ^eney — New Tork, CM- ayatem by being a good fellow possible that discrimination get here, there is evidence of on rights the Rev. Mr. Philpot paid him their tribute, some of will shine with ever-increasing ■go,o. x^iruiiDetroit and Boaton. ■- . mission to use a bam at 62 being proved that very afternoon, la would be Its result In practice some editors were talking after the great promotion going on claims by virtue of his having 83 area residents, them standing for hours In the world over.” luster.” MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP dRCULA. to almost everybody. ward about tha plastic covers Pearl St. for a rug and uphol Flano was represented by 't i O N B . ______another of those enticing half-truths Two of the blUs which were "’The sincere dealra of the for the sale of land and homes. a deed to property at the lake sultry summer heat to watch Stevenson's own words were At the last. In the green ceme members of the vitally Impor she keeps constantly on the fur To the people who live here and on the 14 th Amendment. stery cleaning venture. Atty. Leo Flaherty of Rockville tery beneath the towering trees, Dliplay advertlatng doling houra: which are continually offering them let through In this sentimental the cortege. evoked In many tributes to him. tant real estate profesaion tn niture In her New York co already the descent onto their The special defensee were The Texaco dental resulted who. pleaded hardship as the there was given by the Rev. . Por Ibmday — 1 p.m. Pflday. opening of the gates were as from a lack of sufficient af TTie body of Stevenson had At his journey’s end, his talk In Por Tueaday — 1 p.m. Monday. selves as substitutes for reality. upqrrade the atiuidarda'' and operative apartment on Bast Island of 160 fashion editors and filed In response to the com main reason for the request. been brought home from Eng Bloomington’s Courthouse Robert Reed of the Koomington JVir Wedneaday — 1pm, Tueaday. alike aa two peas In a pod. 7tod Street, and how one editor plaint filed by ALMA alleging firmative votes, when three Atty. Flaherty claimed that the ’The reality, Sunday afternoon, was They concerned profeealona not qualifications of their profes glamorous models with glamor land In the presldenttal plane to Square Sept. 16, 1948, was re Unitarian church, the prayer he Jbor Tburaday — 1 p.m. Wedneaday. ■at on a plastic-covered sofa ous clothes was a great event. trespass by the Rev. Mr. votes were cast for grantiing property w m lying Idle and was Por Prlday — 1 p.m. Tburaday. that it was raining about twice aa too dissimilar, that of the aion la commendable. I do not rest In state In the WsshUigton called. said was Btevenson's favorite. It . Por Saturday — 1 p.m. PrMay. wearing a satin dress, and Admission to the dinner and Philpot. permlselon, with two opposed. useless, "except for tearing was that of Bt. Francis of Aaaisi, bard, and about twice the quantity, on agent or broker In the two believe that tola leglalatlon is ZBA regulations require a Cathedral, and later In the UU- He said then: ” I have Bloom Oaiilfled deadline; 10:SO a.m. each day necessary ^ accomplish this slipped onto the floor. fashion show was much sought The case stems from the Rev. down the existing station at a nols Capitol In Springfield ington to thank for the most Im the brief supplication which .publication except Saturday — 9 Am. the southern and eastern rim of Man fields of real estate and insur m e surroundings Ih which mliiimum of four votes for pas lOM.” ^ ------worthy objIcUve.’’ after. They are only 80 miles Mr. Phllpot's repeated attempts where Stevenson sat as gover portant lesson I have learned — begins: “ Lord, make me an in ance. The bills In question were Miss Crawford reigned are thoee from Florida, but It is another sage of Its motions.! In granting the variance, the Tuesday, July 20 chester as It was on the western and referred to the same commit On July 1, Governor Demp to swim In Andover Lake de nor from 1949 to 1953. that In quiet places reason strument of your peace.” of complete glamour. The Lu- world. spite the fact that he is not a ZBA member Roger Bagley, ZBA specified that the entire northern edges. One doubts there has tee, and given their public sey, without comment, signed who works for e insurance area surrounding the station Public Act 652, Substitute for member of the Andover Lake ever been a clearer geographical de hearing on the same day. The Property Owner’s Association company which does buBlness was to be landscaped and grad same state official, the Insur Senate Bill No. 1157, "An Act with Texaco, had disqualified ed, that only three pumps would : No Life, No Help marcation between the aforesaid just Concerning Educational Re Swanson Outlines Goals (ALPOA) which owns the lake and unjust than that, and yet, Sunday ance Commlsiloner, has charge bottom. himself from elttlng on the be allowed, that operating hours of the Issuing of both kinds of quirements for Insurance board last night and, ironically, I Perhaps not all of us have aa yet The minister, a Negro, has were to be llmlt^ to between afterhoon, In the breaking of the licenses. Agents or Brokera." This was It was the negative vote of his 6:30 a.m. and 9 p.m., and that ^ Ily realized and analyzed why there the coihpanlon to the real been denied membership In drought, the rain could measure four And the primary effect of ALPOA several Umes and alternate, Robert L. Turcotte, alterations and additions must •vas Just a sigh of despair In us along Inches at one end of the town and each of the new bllla was to eatats bill. District Will Study which insured the denial. The meet the specifications set down ’There were, In the end, two claims the denial sterna from jarlth the thrill of Mariner’s exploit up only two at the other. stabiliae the membership of racial bias. Heads of ALPOA other negative vote was cast by by Building Inspector Thomas the profession, to discourage apeclal notations that could be Vincent A. Genovesl. Board Monahan Planning Director ground Mars. The purpose In noting such a differ made, raepectlng the different have consistently said that the random, experimental racial dlscrimlnaUon Is not the members John F. Clifford, Joseph Tamsky. I Along with one more triumph for the ential is not to set up a complaint for floaters and the part-time op fate accorded the two bills. Need for Firehouse John Caglanello and James F. One objector, who also op Only one of these special fac basis for the decision to bar him Science and knowledge we have devel one end of town or the other. Into each erators by stepping up the re from membership. Halloran voted to 8;rant the posed the W. Center St. Texaco oped on this planet of our own, one quirements which had to be tors seems to have had any real request. request, pointed out that Man life, and every section, some rain must Importance. It can be Identi ^ r e desperate hope was dashed. satisfied before a license could A study will be made to ascertain the need for an The Texaco request, the last chester now has more gasoline fall, and the minimum blessing for all fied by noting the Oovemor's one heard during the four-hour stations than most towms of The prospect that there might be be Issued. additional firehouse in the 8th District, announced Dis sections, Sunday, was that the killing The arguments presented for concern, in hla Veto o f the real trict President Victor Swanson last night at the first Convention Gets session, was presented by Atty. comparable size. gome kind of advanced and civilized ex hand of drought was lifted from ths both bills were essentially the estate licensing bill, with the John LaBelle, who introduced He said that this town, with istence on Mars was diminished, and same, and the action they re civil rights Issue. That was meeting of the directors this fiscal year. testimony from several real about 20,600 vehicles, has 70 lawns and gardens and shrubs, so that In a message outlining his« More Resolutions diminished down to the vanishing point ceived from the General As raised, at an organisation level, estate and traffic experts, pur gasoline stations. While East the surface disaster which loomed was with regard to the real eetate oals for the new fiscal year, sewer main In a gravel pit at Hartford, with alxjut 26,000 ve except for what seem to be a few ob sembly was the same. Both (Continued from Page One) porting to prove that the sta averted, perhaps not to return so passed, and that seemed to be bill, but the same organisation gwanson appointed a study the Peck Lumber Co. The main, tion would neither create nor hicles, has only 87 gasoline sta stinate crackpots. oommlttee chaired by Raymond said Swanson, had been broken tions. '* threateningly close again this year. that, a sort of equal treatment apparently had no protest It Is now being advocated by aggravate fire and traffic haz ' What so many of us had In the back for the restrictlonista In both against the very elmllar bill In Coleman and composed of WU- by Peck while scooping gravel ard, would not materially The lone special exception If, In some other sections, ths down Uam Hanktoson, Winslow Man three of the 84 delegates. bf our heads, until actual reports from professions. In the normal the Insurance field. The other and some gravel had entered change the characteristics of granted last night was to Mal pour was sufficiently greater in quan chester, Francis Limerick, Jo the main. Now, Swanson ar- Delegates Henry S'wlft of colm Kerr, d-b-a Mancbearter khe latest assessment of conditions on course of eventa, they would notation Is less important, al Cheshire and Dr. C. John Satti the neighborhood, and would tity to offer some touch of repair to though one can guess it didn't seph 'Volz and Howard Keeney. guea the release will not be not depredate the value of Transmission Co., to operate a both be satisfied for a session Swanson directed the com of New London have entered N a n forbade it again, was the possi the state of streams, ponds, reservoirs, or two, and then come In with *hurt. The Irmurance agents signed until the Insurance com surrounding property. transmission repair business at mittee to look Into the need for pany cleans out the main or resolutions favoring a unlearn bility of what the discovery of real life some new proposal for having took the pains to hire a special The request was opposed bit 8 Griswold St., In Business Zone and even the undersurface water table, a second firehouse and to an pays the 8th District 3260 to eral assembly. Newman Mar- n. on M an might mean to life on Earth. that was a very nice extra dividend. the Legislature build some new lobbyist, Hartford Councilman swer the following quesUons: sllluB of TimmbuU sponsored terly by several area residents John Fitsgerald. do It. Approval was given on the ! If we knew there were some kind of kind of wall around themselves, Location? Cost of land? Cost 6. The replacement of worn the original one. who stressed "traffic problems There was ample reason, Simday, for and confusion" as the most condition that the business will functioning, creative, unlvene-ranging of buUdlng ? How much fire manhole covers at N. Main The deadline for proposals for operate between 8 a.m. and 6 everybody to be happy, and absolutely July 29. The convention Itself objectionable results to be Intelligence up there, we would, at last, fighting equipment would It St. and Woodbridge St. was p.m. only, and that It meets all no necessity for anyone to raise the house ? How many volunteer will resume July 28. gained. have some kind of reason we ourselves approved. of the requirements of the town possibility that some of those upon firemen are available In the 7. Cervlnl was authorized to Convention floor leaders, as The possibility of teen-agers Herald and young adults "using W building Inspector. could understand for settling some of whom the beautiful cascades were fall Open Forum proposed area? purchase a hea'vy-duty floor sistant leaders and committee Variances were granted to; cochairmen were to meet to the Center St. for congregating and bur affaln down here on Earth, ing might be more Just than others. As A t the completion of the polisher for the firehouse. 1. Arthur E. Scranton, to use esy Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford Yesterdays study, Swanson said, ths di The following appointments State Capitol today to work on drag-racing after leaving the j There would be no sense killing each “Very Oratifyteg* nearby drlve-ln” also came to 10 acres of land on the south an actual matter of fact, what we feri rectors will know whether to were made: Fire chief, Lime a public hearing/ schedule for side of Taylor St., east of Tol ether off down here if that merely about a great drought-breaking rain is INFANT MERMAN ON DOLPHIN: 17th Century Ivory Carving By Flemish To the Editor, eonUnue explorations. convention committees and sub for criticism. 25 Years Ago rick; fire marshal, Limerick: The argument of “nothing land Tpke., for the storage of made all of us more vulnerable to some that, for the moment at least, for the Craftsmen; In the J. P. Morgan Collection At the Wadsworth It is very gratifying to real Swanson’s message also con first assistant chief, Fred committees In August, equipment and machinery for fonqueat from outer space. Information Booth on Center ize that "our baby” la about tained the foUowtog goals: but trouble with teen-age prob six months. Scranton's request purpose of fresh sUrt at least. It Sweet; second assistant chief, lem” was used also by local * Such enmities and rivalries and auto S t manned by girls from the to become an adult, while still 1. ElStabllsh the new position Frank Mordavsky; third as had been lor a 12-month vari grants a kind of absolution to every National Youth Administration quite young. I refer, of course, of chief technician of hydraulic businessman Matt Moriarty in mations of conflict as we have devel sistant chief, Granville Lln- opposing the grant of the ance. thing It touches, from lawn to soul. is noted as sadly lacking In in to Manchester Conununlty Col equipment for the fire depart gard; fire department me The machinery and equip oped down here, as the highest uses and Engagement variance fa r the restaurant at formation as girls use badly lege. ment This request was later chanic, Donald Willis; super ment, which lias been on the Expressions of our own talents would outdated map of Manchester For those of us w?io believed turned down by the directors the par-three golf course. property. In violation, for over Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. intendent of fire alarms, Ar Moriarty, who is a trustee longer make sense, if we had the op- and impart only knowledge to It, the feeling Is one of great after Fire Chief Francis Lim thur Worgan; assistant super F ox - Langre two weeks, belongs to the H.C. First step toward enjoying a new home, an extended trip erick heatedly argued against of Wickham Park, warned, rtunlty to unite in directing our tal- On Suspenders Robert D. Novak gleaned from town directors. satisfaction, and I am sure that intendent of fire alarms, Har Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Fox Price Co. of Texas, Which la In those who doubted are n ow the need for a special man to of San Diego, Calif., announce "There Is such bitter ri'valry the area laying a naturid gas or any other of your dreams is to start saving at Manches Ets to the preparation for Inevitable WPA projects on hurricane old Topllff Jr.; radio techni between the youths of Man When I went Into a clothing store ths happy that they did not abolish train volunteers in the use of cian, James Geer; 8th District the engagement of their daugh pipe line. Conflict with some outside force. Report clearance work are planned to pumping equipment. chester and EJast Hartford that other day and asked for some galluses, be terminated by Aug. 9 because It when the pressure was on counsel) Atty. Labelle. ter, Alice Marie, to Walden A. 2. T. J. Crockett, to diminish ter's oldest financial Institution. Start with any amount, It Is too bad our journey to Mars has the clerk looked at me as If I was crazy. for just that thing. 2. Change the zone of part of Lange, son of Mr. and Mrs. they fight at the drop of a hart, by 25 feet a 106-foot lot of rec of the stifling summer heat and Neoned to head committees and I forsee problems too dif When I explained I was only fooling, WASHING’rON — A first-class It Is understandable that the the 16 acre tract off Hilliard St. Alfred O. Lange, Lake Rd., Col ord, containing a dwelling, at Bot been more richly rewarded, by such Work Committee, Inc.* is of gain the tmpreasion that the •wamu of black flies plaguing wore Trivlgno, pifi>lic works; ficult to enforce. If this res- large or small, and build it up with regular additions. Your and was looking for a pair of sus political scatxlal is in the mak questionable standing, and their townspeople are always reluc The directors voted to set up a umbia. 597 Adams St. Crockett will 4 solution for our Earth-bound fates, money will be used to aid the the workers. ineeUng with Atty. John La- Coleman, fire department; Man turant is built.” penders, he obviously didn’t change his ing as the result of an unpre reason for wanting Uie petitions National Right to Work Commit tant to have taxes raised for chester, insurance; Keeney, Miss Fox Is a graduate of add the 25 feet to an adjoining f o r surely, In this exploit, we exhiblt- opinion a great deal. He sent me to ths any cause, however, when It Is Belle at which the feasibility of Crawford High School and San Atty. Elugene Kelly, who rep 50-foot lot and will build a savings here are fully insured up to $10,000 and earn a cedented decision by the Na- may, indeed, harm the figlit to tee in its ‘Save 14b' campaign." 10 Years Ago Budgef; and Cervlnl, adminis resented Golf Associates to Its ^ to all who could watch and see tal dress-suit department to be fixed up. Uonnl Federation of Republican for the benefit of education, applying for a zone change to Diego State College, where she single-family dwelling thereon. retain 14b . . . THUS, DO NOT Thus Mrs. Elston and the tration. request for the restaurant, ad Suspenders have had a warm spot In Women, an official arm of the MAIL THE PETITIONS ’TO money Is never wasted. The Indvistrial Zone would be studied graduated to 1964 with a B.A. 3. Anthony J. Christina, to generous dividend which fcelps your savings grow fast ents and capacities which ought to bo Women’s Federation may have Possible deficit of 35,844 faces with the view of eventually leas Two new committees were jacent to the East Hartford my heart since that January day In 1919 National Ocxnmlttee, to finance THE FREEDOM TO WORK more than angry liberal Repub greatest Investment we can created; Recreation and dis degree to English. She complet erect a porch at 20 McKee St. 4dmired and preserved. To be able to South Manchester Fire District, ing the land. It is now Residence town-line, replied, “There is which will be about six feet when I went to the office of Robert a mass mailing and lend Its COMMITTEE.” licans to deal with. They may according to figures released moke 1b to give our children trict affairs headed by Han- ed a year graduate work at Son with complete safety. a camera into space, and keep It Lincoln O’Brien, editor of the Boston name on behalf of a self-pro all the education they can Zone AA.. Diego State College for a gen nothing to indicate .that this from the sideline, rather than In a bracketed note at the also have angry conservatives following completion of rate 8. A new faclkty next to the klnson; and health, headed by M a course over an eight month period Herald, and asked for a job. fessed right wing pressure bottom of the memo, Mrs. El dlnst. eral secondary credential and will be a teen-age hsmgout. The eight feet, the permitted limit. worried about whether their con- book for fiscal year. public works building off Flem (Hinton O’Brien. group. ston says that the national Now that Manchester Com will teach English at Roosevelt reason teen-agers have no place 4. Fned and Eleanor Bllsh, to toward a target 134,000.000 miles away, Mr. O’Brien was terribly discouraging. ti'ibuUons went to the right des Board of Education decides to ing Rd. for storage and rolling to go Is because they have no build a 22-foot long, two-famlly There simply were no openlnga The war The pressure group calls It "Right to Work Committee” is tination. munity College Is about to be Junior High School, San Diego. to give it commands at that distance, continue leasing buses needed equipment. Swanson said the money, and they will not have porch at 6 Laurel St., which had been over less than a month, and self the "Freedom to Work Com a reputable and well-established Beyond this, toe embarrassing come a state college and have She was a member and former 4nd then to recover from It and reln- mittee, m e.,’’ a title that sounds to transport Manchester school status with the larger Insti addlUonai space Is needed and Youth Pro^ams president of Chi Omega soror the money to go hero either.” will be five feet from the side he was duty bound to take back six organization and “ in no way affair points up again the con Indicated a two-year, pay-as- line, rather than the permitted totpVet, by our cybernetic talents and singularly like the respectable connected with the Freedom to children, but at same time study tutions of learning, It will re ity. Gordon Bazanson, chief trus or eight reporters who had been in the fusion M>rderlng on chaoe Inher feasibility o f town’s buying and you-go method of construction. limit of eight feet. ^evlces, what It was the camera had service. He was sorry, but that was ths conservative and long - estab Work Committee.” lieve the town of any further Set at Church Mr. Lange graduated from tee o f Wickham Park and a ited by Ray C. Bliss when he operating its own buses. 4. The participating pension vice president of the Hartford story. lished "Right to Work’’ com became Republican National burden and the Increase in Ridgewood (N. J.) High School ien,. way out there—all this represents Quite aside from the grievous plan for full-time employes. The and Duke University, Durham, National Bank, also expressed As I turned away, disappointed, and mittee headed by Reed Larson. error of using an official arm of Chairman. Mrs. Elston’s mail- status will attract mors sUi- The Preebyterian Church, 48 Honey Stocks Large arth's capacities at their peak. We dents to the college. Insurance comIice and the 8th District St. Children may also register Uea of 3111.066, gfeater our power, the more terrible the My worst scare came one winter night. opponent of Mr. Johnson’s re that the Freedom to Work Com Montgomery, Ala. Ire Department when the de "My young friend.” he started off, *1 rection. When we look upon President Dwight Elsenhower Monday at 6:46 a.m. at the The petition listed Bloomgar peal UU, made common cause mittee telephone fund-ralsere In 1917, Secretary of War New- smallness our thoughts are like rpartment is fighting a fire. den of 106 Lantern Hill Rd., New nature of the force we wield, the great have here on my desk a check made out with the ‘^ e e d o m to Work” ■ announced the federal budget church. are receiving contributions at a ttm Baker, women; fectly all-right. It wasn’t that they "gave a fellow a little too ■Ense as well as any spiritual senss Is ...... at aU. "EncloMd herewith Is a peti much speeding authority," the r - tion aimed at retaining Section INDEPENDENCE tfb»cUy and InstanUy at stake, would ba "What are you wearing to hold your directote appeared to favor blue y r A fG S I * trousers up?” he asked sharply. 14b of the Toft - Hartley Act, • •voyage Into ourselves, to find out why commonly known as ths "free- lights in order to facilitate the 1 said I was wearing a belt. the work o f fire police, and to Some day either your family MANCNISTIR OLD I NT riMAMCIAL IWNTITUTIOM can create for ourselves no higher "I thought so," he said triumphantly. dom-to-worklaw.’ If... you are Interested in seeing that Section reduce possible obstructions for will need money to replace action than that of mutual suicide. voluntssra’ oars racing to APPLIANCE LEASE He stood up to his full height 14b Is retained, please clrculals firM. your earninga or you your- A CAR FROM PAUL DODGE PONTIAC "Look at me," he said. "See how my ths petition” and mall to ths 1007 MAIN STREET NEAR MAPLE STREET trousers fit. See how they hold thsfr Freedom to Work Oommlttee. 3. Bids will be let out to re REPAIR ■df will need an income to r creases. Notice the vest meets what It Two thlpgs about this are go pair the, roof o f the firehouse. retirement. Sun Life inaur- BRANCH OFFICE— ROUTE 31— COVENTRY ‘ VcaMnable’' Equals Prepoeterous Is supposed to meet You don’t see any ing to oauee a poUUcal e x j^ 8. A letter will be written to ALL MAKES white shirt sticking out there, do you?" slon. First, the Republican party Walter Fuss, town director of ance can provide both. Tw o or three Umes within 24 hours, public works, requesting re All I could reply was that there prob has never taken a position SERVICE bjr the various communications chan- pair o f the barricade at the end ALL MODELS ably was some difference In what Mr. a ^ n s t the repeal of Section JAMES I. HOLMES Bijls o t our Urns, ws read or heard or O’Brien paid for his suit and what I paid 14b. Llberal-to-moderate Repub- o f Grove B t MAIN OFFICE The directors say the town Mfw Seorstary of Ilefense Robert s. Mc for mins. VcaiM favor the repealer. 'IlMy ALL H I ill I 861 Emit Center Street wUl be outraged that the party’s la legally rsq>onslbii for main USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR Namara’s statement assessing the sltu- "What are you getting here?" he de taining the barricade and thus prastlge and money have been INSTANT Tel. 849-4804 atow with regard to .Vietnam just be- manded. "That’s not enough,” he repUsd prevsntlnf through traffic to when I told him. "I thought It was mors used to further the Interests of LEASING PLAN f and shorthand than any other zsctonk tion as foilowe: 5. Tha directors rsfussd to MANt HI SI I K 37S Main St. MANCHESTER 649-2881 —OBOROB B. MINOT JN TUB MAa "Subsequent Information has M|n * relsass for tha Insurance nONAL OBSBRVBR. rsvealsd that the ‘Fresdom to ftsttlnaent « t rtpalrs dona to a A '■.ft/' flAOi EANCRB8TB* BVININO RBRALD, KANtlfESTER, OONN^ TUESDAY, JULY *0, 1»6B 4 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Vernon I ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOUPLB ToUand Ban Stm On Bolton LITTLE SPORIB Hodgtpodgt Town Water Eupsrlntsnd- ent Lawrsnos Wtttxofsks Is Two Resign sued a reminder today that Budget, Bond Issue, Resident Trooper Vdtea ACXOBS SITIoiM QMaB 5 Advisors Named the 6 to 9 p.m. ban on the lUopwd. far *EAO,XfA)STV dOMtar outdoor use of town water is _ am o i« teen-efers. H e f WHIard BlIMnge, now lltin ^ ^ W«40Nj/vwi«^ wumpU dlMaaeoUiia Posts with still In effect, and that It town approved a bodfetf Mrs, pwar / lA WAS//3UST«1^ USpaeloua board, recommendad by the Tol and the problem will be In- Two executive members have town meeting at tha high achool or In the general area, the plained that the usual T a.m. govtt TALK60 WI/A BlStripUng vsnt ths Imposition of a dorsad for the board of eduoop BUNDIS? PNtN' roRTM* Hiartuv ' for ona BSOaaUe work hers. tHs Democratic Town Commit H is town also approved ths uorl had eromissd 4hat a high changed to noon to midnight if Uon. BUUGS BUNNY AND A MCM(E IB Orlantal coin USeatlara. a a ^ ■urance Agenta, waa appointed ths basic purpose of ths par Other endorsements are, Wil 0A*TWON ■enUllvea' laat night. ths chairmanship of ths com< liceman and voted to aooept a FOAM/ 18 Suffan 80 Obnoxloaa 10 lUllan dtr S3 Mogul govanMt trustee of the town's pension water prtssure In areas the high eehool. If then dent la not moved out of Ms aeseseore; Mm. Bhrelyn BUllngs TV.' SO Inflow ^ant 11 ShoamaMni SSSaaktoattabi ‘nte. appotntmenta ended a mlttes to beooms effsotivs slec- sift of 72 acres, to be known as aiCertalB aaaaM fund. Heck was truatse Of the tlon day, Octobsr 4, or soonsr ssrvlcsd by the Town W ater Herrick Memorial Park. Carl D4(wey remark^, 'Tt town except In special emer and Oaeprin Morra, board of tax IT&afty gadget OOCdunlor — lengthy dispute by town fathera Department. review; John Morlanoe and 17 0b*uet^ (pi.) city's fund prior to consolida If ths committes desires. The meeting, moderated by seem* to me we're a Santa gencies. The town pays 6 per tranaportatiOB DOWN over the duties, the atatue and tion. Olaua for eome of these eo- cent of ths cost of the trooper, James Rufini, zoning board of ISBxetatlvalr 41 Having • the pay of the board. An In- Bernice Dowhan, vice-chair James Haeeett, was attended SBWarUa icon Ulnar (prafl*) akalatoB. In other action the board; man ot the committee, has re by over 100 person* and lasted oalled educators.” he explained, which runs $4, appeals, and Raymond Mystta t* ciMiify .. dSForetiaad •urance cammlttee, headed by and Kenneth Matthews, sonlng S Arabian gulf SSBury Set I8CO per year the salary signed effective Immediately. Doyle Turng Up over two-and-a-half hours. A letter from ) 'r . and Mrs. 500 to $6,000. The short-term SOBaaeh matarial SSoIlait Sireminlna 41 Jacob’s SSM Thomas Wolff, had labored for of the town’s two registrars of W illiam Houles w a* read, voic budget, adopted later In tha board of appeals alternates. 27 B*MbaU chib (Bib.) aeveral weel-ji before coming up She sUted that ahe resigned The budget, adopted with 4 Indebted onaa appaUatlaB voters; arked for the closing ing disapproval of the finance meeting, allocated $4,500. Also, Garibaldi, Irving 30 Mulct 44 Augur with proposals as to duties and from the post because she was At Board Meeting some over-all protest but very 8 Befouled IBSW out of two school building com little debate, will cover the board out of 917,(XX> In the U.;. Bellefleur explained that Dupre, Edward Meloche, Je 33Brtdga holdlnf SOAppaaia 40 nowar , _ responsibilities of the Insurance "dissatisfied with the way the 34Sacond vandlnf 8 Ancient nanM OTChlnaea wmpt mittees, for the high school and period from Sept. 10, 1960 to board of education budget and the duties of constables are the rome Chemerka, aU incumbenbA of Urfa 27 'Diamond* group Which were acceptable by Town Committee was being di SB Expungad 40 Snappish the Skinner Road Elementary HARTFORD (AP)—A federal June 80. 1900. On July 1. 1906 asking that the amount be re eome as state police, with s constables; Bernard Dubois, T Fiber cluftara adgeU a majority of town representa rected.” She also* resigned as School, so the town can col attorney saye Canadian Indus the town will be launched on a Instated. few exqeptlone. He said that the Leslie Harolow, WllHam Andro- leal nime 8Mali^lin triDtlXB tlves. vice president of the Tolland 87Blbl lect about 1.97,000 In state con uniform fiscal ysar and taxes (Jorton said he w as disturbed state policeman would not han levlch (Incimbent), John Mori " lA TT Named to the committee were Democratic Women’s Club at trlatiet John Chrletopber Doyle r" h 3 5 struction aid; voted to ask the the same time. A report that will be collected before the Mile by the teak of cooperation be. dle school or church traffic. anos, fire commissioners; David r T~ 1 Jack Mason of the L. Blssell has been deliberately evading a sewer ad vlso ^ committee for a Mrs. Dowhan will be named come In. tween the boards of education M orra had explained earlier Minlcuccl and Michael Sheridan A Sons Agency; Eidward M or report, and the chairman of the chairman has been denied. court order to begin a three Board of .finance chairman and finance. He said that he that constables found it dif (dlllng unexpired term), plan 13 1 14 tarty of Dowdlng, Moiiorty and committee will be asked to at In a latter submitted to the month prison term. Norman Preuss told towns gathered that tha finance cut ficult to taka time out from ning commisrion, and Frederick Rau; OeraM Allen, O. Nelson tend the board's Aug. 2 meet town committee Harding stat- Assistant U.S. Atty. John D. people last night that their next was based on that board’s opin their regular Jobs to go to Barcombe and Michael Spetiinl, ifi 17 Skinner and Max Sadlak. The public building commieslon. Mft3 0R nr ing, -^ e d , "The chairmanship of the Adame said Monday Doyle waa taxes would be due In July, ion that a high school principal court If they made arrests. latter three all head their own seen In Montreal earlier In the The fire department waa MAKES A Bible Camp Slated ^minority party In a former M* 1966. The money to finance the is unnecessary, but that if the Land Deed Accepted agenclea A Vacation Bible camp wlM day, attending a meeting of hls school board cmeludee that a called out early Friday after BY V. T. HAMLIN SCIENCE, publican stronghold is a time- nine-and-a-half month fiscal The town voted to accept the ALLY OOP Thehe L. Blseell A Bona Agency be sponsored by the First company’s board of duactors. principal la desirable, he would noon to a i^ass fire at the OF L0S\N6 consuming lob takes tre year will come from the bond deed of land to 72 acres be o< Park St. was named agent of Doyle Is chairman of the Issue, to be floated over a 10- trust Its opinion, rather than home of Clayton Miller on Lutheran and Union Congrega mendous effort." Ho said that tween Hebron and Clark Rda. 2 .1 record for the town'a Insurance. tional Churches July 26 through board of Canadian Javelin Ltd., year period, and from two re that of the finance board. French Rd. The fire started F” the preasures of his position as and to appscpriate $500 from Under terms accepted last July 80. The camp will be run a mining company. serve funds. Mrs. Oaeprin M orra said she from an Incinerator but only a a a lawyer with the firm of Rlbl- the reserve fund for capital 5T week by the board of represent' The Federal Bureau of Inves was In favor of the board of small area was burned. from 0 a.m. to 3;1B p.m. at the coff and Kotin In Hartford left The estimated cash to be and non-recurring expenses for ■ aUvee, the adWeory board Is tigation, which has put out a na education, but that those who Baseball Schedule Rockville Fish and (Mme Club. him too little time to devote to drawn from ths reserve lUnds legal and surveying fees. The asked to select the best, most General theme of the camp hls position as chairman. tionwide and International alert gat on the board should ”uoe Tonight, GAR Paving Vi. BY DICK TURNER 30 la around |106,0(>0. Ot thU, land was given "fo r public pur Cavanaugh Oarage; tomorrow, CARNIVAL economical InsurEuice for the will be "God’s Good Creation.' for Doyle, reported he was in around 966,000 will dose out their heads.” She said she want He assumed the chairmanship posee” by Mrs. E. Pierce H er M A M Oil vs. White Glass; consolidated town. Advisory Children presently In Grades 1 the Canadian city, Adams said. the reserve fund for going on a ed good education, "hut there’s 35 of the party In April, 1964, af rick, a gift planned with her Thursday, Cavanaugh Garage 34 board members will bs relm. to 8 win be In the Prim ary "The terms of his bail bond a uniform fisoal year, wMdi a lim it” ter the resignation of Jane late husband. vs. Crockett Agency; and Fri bursed five per cent of the com. group; children In Grades required that he stay within the has been building up at the rate Henry MODonough eaid, " If Page, who married and moved *nM meeting voted to amend day, Flano Realty vs. M AM sr tnlastons payable for the insiu- through 6 win be in the Junior state of Connecticut and New of one miU a year. Another we can’t be a little more out of town. He defeated Se the resolution to include the anoe. York,” said'Adams. $40,000 ot so would be drawn economical,; you won't be sMe Oil. 0 group. lectman John Burokas for the name of the park, Herrick Me The Jarvis team will play The agent of record, the Bis. Bus transportation will be pro- Doyle was convicted of mail from the reserve fund for capi to afford to send your chil post. Harding’s term would morial Park, propoeed by Mil- Columbia tonight and Y-Rotary ••“ Agency, was am^nted for from'Rockville Centei- to ing unregistered stock certifi tal and non-recurring expenses. dren to college." have expired In April, 1966. Thursday, both games at the 47 a three-year term the agency Fish and dw ne Qub. and cates of Canadian Javelin to a There was some critlctom of In reeponse to some criticism ton Jansen. W $4 Both Mrs. Dowhan and Hard A second amendment, to high rchool field. * wlU »crvlce he t o ^ s I n ^ - „tu m . Activities will Include ing will retain membership on purchaser in the United Statea, the inexactnesa of these of the proponed areas of cuts limit the park to Bolton resi Rain: 6 Inches ance, and will receive a com- aiw e «tudy, dally devotions, na- the Town Committee. Harding’s a violation of Securities and Ex amounts, but Mrs. Shirley In the board of education budg bl xnlsslon of BO per cent. dents, was defeated 74 to 21 Bolton received almost five w hire study, swimming and resignation was submitted In change Commission regulations. Riley, town treasurer, explained et, Chairman W alter Waddell An additional 28 per cent of after a heat>^ discussion. Inches of rain during the games. Parents are Invited to late June, Mrs. Dowtum's last Canada does not recog;nise the that the exact amounts win not reminded townspeople that the U the commissions will be turned Stanley Bates, alternate storms over the weekend. A r K" 53 visit the camp during the ses week. charge as an extraditable of be known until they are with areas proposed (by him at a bock to the town. member of the conservation thur Kehl on Clark Rd. record- sions at any time. It Is expected that the com fense, authorities said Monday. drawn from the bank baceuae board meeting after the $17,- BY AL VERMEER A letter from ttie ToUand Doyle was supposed to sur of aooumulating IntereaL She 000 cut became, known) were oommlsston, deecribed the are a , ed 4.86 inches. He reported that PRISCILLA’S POP 55” sr 57 Break Reported mittee will act upon the resigna and suggested that It be used there was very htUe vrind. 10 County Insurance group caused render In Hartford last Thurs pointed out that if exact suggestions only, and that oth I |*atrolman Francis Barbero tions at Its Aug. 6 meeting. for "pasihve” types of activl-1 Mortimer Harlow of the fire no sUght confusion to the board discovered a break into M ary’s day. When he failed to, the gov amounts were speoified in the er memhers of the board were et representatives. Story Hour Set ties, such as picnics and nature department said that p e re had HOTT? \ J. B. WILLIAMS Firestone, Windsor Ave. early ernment moved for forfeiture of town meeting resolution, die Just as opposed to the areas ' The letter named the Insur- Mrs. Kenneth Kaynor, Tolland study, as weM as active sporta. been no emergmclw. iHe went this morning. A front door to his |10,(XX) bond. would have to transfer the of possible cuts. H e said that stnee companies of the men Green, will be the stor^ller at money from savings accounts H e said that a pond could be to one .house .to - check wires the store was found forced open. A motion to seize the money the board oould make no actual scorched by lightning, but oth named to the advisory board, tomorrow’s Story Hour to be to Checking accounts, thereby made using an intermittent Police said that so far, tires has not yet been made, however. cute until after the adoption of erwise, there were no calls. Hs instead of the men themselves. held outside the library on the losing any Interest which would brook, which was dry last week, and some money were believed The government is awaiting a the budget said that the rain ahoiild ease Wolff was able to unravel the Oreeh, for pre-school through accumutate before the money to but a "raging torpent” yester to be mieslng, but the total loss full F B I report before making Need for Resident Trooper the department's Job for a confusion. third grade youngsters. needed. day. The pond couM be used for has not yet been determined. the formal motion to seize bond In the vote for a resident The letter also told the board The program wlM be given at Preuss said that the 15-year- skating. As a start, Bates eaid while. An Investigation le continuing. and revoke Doyle’s probation, state policeman, there was a , Pack Attending Game that some of the' town’s insur S;15 and 4 p.m. old bond issue would cost the that trails could be kUd, which Hospital Notes a prosecutor said. smattering of nayes. H ile Item Cub Scout Pack 157 wiU at ance WiU be purchased Imme Junior Women to Meet town about two-and-a-half mins would later become roads. Admitted yesterday; Leona If granted, the revocation was taken up first so that Lt. tend an Eastern League ball An open meeting of the Tol a year, but that he expected First Selectman Morra sug- diately. could make Doyle subject to a Wilfred Beilefleur, commanding game In Springfield tomorrow. Craven, Kelly R d,; Jamee Hay- land Junior Women’s ClUb will this would be somewhat offset gusted that wells oould be However, under terms ot the full three-year prison sentence officer of Troop K, ColchesUr, Parents are Invited. Everyone la den, Ellington; Mary Ann MOT' be held at the town hall tonight by short-term Investing of tax drilled for a swimming area. I new consolidation charter, the —1# he ever returns to the Unit could be present. to meet at United Methodist gell, 70 Brent Rd., Manchester; at 8. All interested womenlen be- revenue. Mrs. Alton propoeed a n; Insurance advisory group can ed States, that le. He was orig Church at 6:30 p.m. In case of Jennifer Benson, Wapping Wood tween the ages of 18 and 40 It was estaibltohed that the The discussion centered on amendment that the park be I only make recommendations to inally given a sentence of three rain, the pack will go on Thurs Rd.; Eileen Healy, 665 Hartford are Invited to attend. bond issue does not affect the the need for a resident police open to residents only. She | the board o f. representatives, years to be suspended after T^ke. A brief business meeting will borrowing capacity of the town man and on hls duties, eepe- spoke of Juvenile delinquency,' day. and no Insurance will be pur three months. Correction Births yesterday; Twin daugh be followed by a program fea with r e je c t to other things, clally In relation to those of and experiences that other ] chased for the town unless the The court has already issued Morris SUverstein has point te n to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony turing Arthur Trlnks’ collection such an schools. the elected town conatahles. towns have had with non-re- board approves. Mayor Thomas ed out that In Friday’s paper DeCarU, Oder Mill Rd., Tol of emor slides taken at various a bench warrant for hls arrest, Robert Gorton remarked that, Asked about the Incidence of strloted parks. Gerald Green J. McCusker said he would clear charging him with failing to sur the story on the discuselon on BONNIE that point up with the advisory land. National Parks and points of when he came to town In 1649, crime In Bolton, First Select agreed with Mrs. Alton, saying J Hfe insutunce commissions at Discharged yesterday; Mrs. historical interest throughout render. townspeople were discussing man Richard Morra said he that the town might be “creat txxird. the selectmen’s meeting Thurs Thelma 'Wood and daughter, 87 the country. Refreshments will going on a uniform fiscal year, could Ust 20 breaks in the past ing a monster." Fay Raise Voted day, It was T. J. Crockett and TaJeott Ave.; Rocky Gailup, 40 be served after the program. and that 'the subject had come year, and " a lot” of cases of John Rothwell, Jensen, Mrs. BuUdlng Inspector Francis not he who nr»de the sugges High St.; Janet Hanson, 47 Hale Trinks Is a social studies up one or two times a year vandalism, especially agricul M orra and Robert Young dis McNulty was voted a $8(X) pay Public Records tion that the commission go to St.; Kathleen QUnlte, 7 Bancroft teacher In North Groverners- ever since. “If we’d only done It tural, and trespasoing and the agreed. Rothwell did not think raise after lengthy discussion charity. Silverstein said that. If Rd. field. In 1950, we’d be much better Uke. He saw the need for paid Irt, was In the spirit of the giv of Ms salary. the life iiuiurance oommisBions lYarrantee Deeds off,” he said. local poUce as "an eventuality” er. Jensen felt that the amend- Board members disclosed that went to charity, then all other The Herald’s Vernon Bureau Manchester Evening Herald Green Manor Estates Ino. to No Audible OpposiUoo but said that constables refused , ment waa out of order as well “Yes indeed 1 do know what makes a motor tick . . t>4^(ors consoUdation, McNulty Sylvia Gottlieb, property on as Inappropriate. Mrs. Morra commlssloiis should was making In excess of $8,(XX) Is at 88 Park St., P.O. Box 827, Tolland correepondent Bette There was no audible opposi aiw PAY now, and for your information, I won't have any more Richmond Dr. Lt. ^ U e fle u r said that a res said, "Let’s Just accept the land SUversteln’s suggestion to the per year, Hls salary now has tel. 878-8186 or 648-2711. ()iiatrale tol. 878-2840. tion to any of the votes pertain until pay day!" Robert W . Brodeur and ing to the uniform fiscal year. Ment poUceman wlH be a d e-! and let’s be charitable.” She Tew been out to i7,S A , ueeem3AS2B DOWNTHe PA!ZriALWA><5 posal District (NCDD). about by "tsekforoe groups” of Frank Gsunholati for William to the board of finance. It wlU uatp=--- The NCDD was formed rsstdents whose occupations Green as one of the few re- WpOPASBUZ (SOINi^lO HAve e>T(2GBr moinlttg samples of old N ew Olekainski, additions to dwell- be some time in the late spring, 6RA8S7HE NCW, N O T IF y / N 0 when Manchester decided provide them with above aver i i « at 606 W, Middle Tpke., $8,- probably In June. A-6H0WCCWN against a four-town incinerator, age knowledge of particular Ebtgland. )tNIFE ARM, LOCXCIN© lUBUB>CrCF 600. Vote on Debate Limit WITH <5fDTie5 6 part of the regional refuse dis problems and their oolutlons, Also recommended w as the SWAPS IT AT A^DSerXAND/ fC C G IM .. ICIN!. providing of a system of fapouse Vancour Construction Co. for A hand-vote was taken on a THE ELBOW. posal plan. under the leadership of "h ig h Eletha O. Flake, alterations to motion to limit debate on the The NOD(D Incorporates the ly experienced town ofJlpciala.” numberhig whlOT would aid THECIWWO mall delivery, fire and emer dwelling at 232 Woodland St., budget to half an hour. It three towns which, with Man A full-time experienced, road CHEERS. gency calla. The system would $1,600. won, 65-46, and a three-mlnute chester, made up the NRDD. superintendent Is recommended take into account the addition Russ Atkins for Elmer H. Ken limit was also Imposed. The towns, with Vernon, are to free the First Selectman to of new buildings at later dates. dall, addition to dwelling at 110 Most of the discussion and tu... Couth Windsor and Bolton. handle executive and admlnis- Parker St., $300. comments centered on the GIRLS! WOMEN! Board of Representative traitlve duties. Manchester Evening Herald Robert Peck for David Ous- board of education portion of 7-10 chairman Robert 'W. Deming, A study Is proposed of the Tolland correepondent Bette sak, addlUona to dwelling at 67 the $719,605 budMt, which who eerved as NRDD chair salary echedules of all town ot- W eaver Rd., $8,600. amounts to $661,087, 2 Qaatrale, tel., 878-8845. man, explained that u n d « the flclaUi. A nOT-portlsan salary CUT IT OUT! new propoeal, Bolton and South review board was recommend Windsor each would have two ed to bring before the reei- CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER rtpresentatlves on the board. QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 MTI BusInMS Schools BY LANE LEO^^ARD denta recommendations for sal MICKEY FINN c. Vernon would have three repre- aries fo r III town employes, 750 Main St.. 8th Floor OF ALU THB ATROCmB» BUTUX5IC IflMlHOW SO THAT BlLPLAIMS X YOinu •entatlvee. either elected or appointed, tn- AT THOSE rUrsoTR.y VOUR HURRY TO UNLOAD 1 REBRET 018 Representation is based OT Hartford, Conn. —AND FUHrmatMORE, I WON'T^ COMMITTED M THE NAME OF , otudli^ ttioee offices that are 164 EAST CENTER ST. ARTi THIS IS THE MOST 'NAMES! YOU T0P0R9ET THEM ON MEt EEPORE I MSULT TO one representative per 12,000 paid on a fee or percentage YOU'LL NEi/ERHAVEN 'H? THEN SURBTHEVRE THEMiNFORB MV 5ISHT IMPROUeO! /OUR HONORi Pleaaa tall me all about MTI training arM how It can NV^SJERED—UNTIDfOL F I AAUST, I'^APPALLIMS! population,cpula&OT, Deralng «Ud.iMld. baalB. lead to a high-paying office position. I understand WHEN DEV'S Vernon’s lapreBenUtiveerepresenUtiv on Altoo recommended Is a atudy MANCHESTER— 649-5261 CAN CONCENTRATE IN \ GUESS I sn a pped there's no cost or obligation whatsoever. FRONT OF A CROWD./ MUST.' the old bbiurd were Deralng, of the oppUoatlon of businees UPEYDA Everett Oardner and A. RlchMd lOUI/ERl machines techniques to various Ample Parkinir Front and Rear N a m e ------Lombardi. Oardnbr, the OTard town offices, to ease the an- w as told. Is moving to ’Tolland. UetpaUd Increase In workload, A d d re ss...... — The board ■ is expected to platform suggests that a tieme ropresentatlvea to the comple..its M— t of aosesamsnt CHy — new refuse lloate aeta of usi It could be your ticket to a high-paying posi Brooks. . tha mapa wiU be available oa a Exposed tion. Right now, there are more good Jobs avail The board voted to e^p t future town englnoarlnt depart able than there are qualified people. MTI, one of about teoibOO in aUte highway ment la fprmallied. R waa also If you had an auto accident, you aid. The vote waa unanimous, reoommaiMed that a permanent could be exposed to a liability claim the nation's most respected names in business MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS and taken at the request of town aaeeeeor be api^lnted, to training can give you the MODERN-METHOD p ^ io works dlrsotor Andrew guarantee oonolatent coverage in excess of your -policy limita. High jury verdicts are common HEY f WHAT / THIS OiAt DARN* OH, MY. LIE STILL A W H iie.' TOcanoo. for property within the town. training you need in:- IBM Key Punch, General ITSTBN-THIFITY ALL RISHT BY HAPI^eNeD?! EP NEAR drown- ■ STILL I'LL GET A BLANKET. Before oonsolldatlon, the ao- It was propoaad that tha an today. Are you sure your present Secretarial. PBX Switchboard, TWX Teletype, FLOSSIE. WHAT MB, MR. ED. CALL THE LIVE A DOCTPR'SCPMING •eptanoe of atate highway aid nual daWaratlOT of taxabla prop liability limits are adequate? If DOVOUSAY ABERNATHY. MARCO. was a function of a town meet erty be aboUahed and that a Business Tiding, Gregg Shorthand — all In a WETAREA ing, and residents hod to vote town maaUng ba haM to preaant not, call tiB for an insurance check* matter of weeks. And, the tuition's low. Sound COFFEE their approval of aocepUnoe of tha odvantoigea and dlaadvan- up. BREAK? money. tagaa of adopting a unttom fto- good? Then cut it out!. . . the coupon, that Is. Town Cleilt Henry F. Butler c d year. Two odvantafoa Uoted and get the facts. waa voted 99,S00 for additional In toe plattbrin would be toe part-tlwe h*ip when he told olbiU^ for toe taxpayer to opUt w e board that hla office was hi# tax paymanta into oem l-u- THE tFFERENCB •wam p^ with work, m id paymanto that would not ”If 1 had two full-time os- faU dua at toa gaino time m May tee quote rates and auitt you ■tstants'," Butler said, “I could Inooue tax paymento, aa is now about grt oaught up by toa oaaa. A hirtjbtr advantaga ' at tee hava to many others? iKptambar nrat," would allow toe town to operato ICawor MoCuslcer notsd hs wttiiouit iMwtnw to bonw w to oiv- we Sm dlseuhMd tbo iislp pidblsm tfl^tfoh oCtoxea, MwlUiiv in HHth the ad- lower Intoroat ooata for toe town. PAGE T IN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 20, 196B .MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1965 PAGE BLBVni Z ; THE Braves Gain Third on Johnson’s Shutout Herald Angle Wethersfield Turns Back Legion ■y Major League Giants Need BoosU EARL YOST Whitewash Victory ■porta Editor 2 -0 D u k e s=Leaclers=l \Sumntertime and the Living IsnH Eewy | All-Star LL Toiimcy All Eyes on Henry Park Ainerloan League Spahn to Try Luck Batting (300 at bats) — Tas- National League All eyes In Zone Four American Legion baseball will Tightens First of Campaign trzemekl, Boston, ,338; Hall, W. L. Pet. G.B. I* focused on Rockville’s Henry Park Wednesday night Game Slated Tonight Minnesota, .331. Los Angeies ae 88 .596 — SAN FRANCISeX) (AP)—Manager Hennw Frw** when the rivalry between Manchester and Rockville Runs — OUva, Minnesota, 64; Canctamatl .. 82 ae .671 3Vi looks to the 44-year-old arm of Warren Sp^n to ^v4 *111 be resumed. The shoe is on the other foot at the NEW YORK (AP)—Ken Johnson recorded Milwau VersaHea, Mlrmosota, 61. Milwaukee . 48 40 .646 8 Zone Race Drawing each other in the first round of the District Runs batted In — Mantilla, 40 .640 e\4 his San Francisco Giants, a winning booat In th« Nar moment, Manchester holds a slim lead in the standings, kee’s first shutout of the season Monday night as the San Fran. .. 47 Eight Little League playoffs, the International League Boston, 66; Oolavlto, Clevelauid, Phlla’phla . 47 42 .638 6H tional League baseball race. last year, en route to the title, Rockville was in a bet- Dame fortune, a fickle All Stars and the National League All-Stars both of Man Bravefl whipped the New York Mets 6-0 for their seventh 64. St. LouU ... 45 46 .406 9V4 Franks, freshman pilot wtw position et this stags o ft Hits — Davalillo, devetand, lady at best, seems to have chester tangle tonight at Verplanck Field at 8 o’clock. straight victory and moved into third place in the Na Pittsburgh . 46 47 .496 9Vi lost Saturday was awarded a die can)PS*f"- Neither aide can now to attend. You will prob Making up the International tional League. 106; OHva, Minnesota, 104. Chicago .... 42 60 .467 18 new contract tiirougli 1966, went ^ ord to lose, although a loss turned her head on the Doubles — OUva, Minnesota, Houston .. . . 40 48 .466 IS Mele Better to bat to get the veteran Ieft> would by no means result tn a ably be surprised by the pro Manchester American Le entry are Jim Balesano, Gary 19i« 32-ye«r-old rijcht-hander hits, bringing his record to 16-8 26; Tresh, New York, 23. gressive strides made by this Moore, Tim Hickey of Nor h u been a different person New York .. 29 63 . m 36H hander wlho was cut loose by the gyjor cataetrophs ' In either gion’s Frank Kinel. The while also collecting a run-scor- Triples—Campanerls, Kansas Now York Mets a week At fine, worthwhile state -wide Ken Rosewall man’s; Rick BottI and John •ince Houston traded him to ing single and a double. Los An Monday’s Results ag o . temp. C3ty, 9; Aparlclo, Baltimore, 8. Chicago 6, San Francisco 2 After Twins that time some Giants oMcials project. southpaw out of East Hlllnskl Jr. of the Oilers, Ed M ^aukee for outfielder Lee geles snapped a 3-3 tie with a Home runs—Oolavlto, Cleve Itockvine, like MAncheeter, * * • Catholic Higb hurled a five- Fitzgerald, John 8 o c h a, Ed Maye last May 2S. five-run outburst In the sixth Milwaukee 6, New York 0 seemed dubious. only American Le- land, 31; Horton, Detroit, 20. Pittsburgh 8, Clnctamatl 1 "I just have a feeling he'll be 0fxi o tter hitter against the Wethersfield Wins Singles Rowley, Bob 0)bb and Carl Vnuie with the Astros this sea Inning, Lou Johnson scoring the Stolen bases — Campanerls, lion» baseball aa its top grade. H ere ’ n There Legion Isst nigbt at Mt. Nebo Werkhoven of Paggnl’s; Ward son, Johnson posted a 3-2 record flnsl run on a wild plckoff throw Philadelphia 5, 8t. Louis 3 Beat Angels a tremendous help for us,” the |ut the caliber of Legion bah Kansas City, SO; Cardenal, Los Los Angeles 8, Houston 8 manager declared after ths Tip of the cap In the direc and wound up a 2-0 loser, both Gochee and Merle Shaw of An- wKh a 4.IB earned run avera«:e by Houston starter Don Notte- Angeles, 28. been tanprovto* wMh leaps tion of Tommy Armstrong, who runs coming on Infield errors. Tennis Title saldl’s; and Don Provencal and and no complete games in eight bart. Today’s CtaMnes MINNEAPOLIS • ST. PAUL Giants announced they had liid bounds in the post decade Pitching (8 declsdonsl — Pas- Pittsburgh (Veale 9-7) at Otai- reached a salary agreement has for years turned In a great In the Isst 24 Innings that Ki Roger Talbot of the Lawyers. atarts. * • • (AP) — Manager Sam Mele, lUri today It's at a higher level cual, Minnesota, 8-2, .800; Fish cinnaiU (EUls 18-4) with Spahn and that the pitcher job of keeping the baseball dia nd, iMw 1-8 on the season, has BROOKLINE, Maim. (AP) Dan Sullivan of Norman’s His Ixlianph over the Mets PIRATE8-REDS— er, (^icago, 11-3, .786. waiting out a five-day suspen than high sohodls of any claeel- mond at Henry Park In Rock and Conrad Banas, Lawyers, New York ((21sco 1-6) at Mil will report Wednesday. worked, hli mates have gotten Auatralia'a Ken Rosewall pos warn his fourth straight and gave Vernon Law stopped Cincin Strikeouts—McDowell, Cleve sion imposed after his aite.'ca- lleatlon can produce. Ihie U ville In tip-top shape... And him just a single tally. will handle the coaching for htm a 7-2 record with the waukee (Fischer 8-8) Uon Stmday with umpire Bill In the twilight of his great «eiy naibural because Legion en sessed the U.8 . Professional the International League squad. nati on (our hits, and six Pirates land, 174; Lollch, Detroit, 126. Philadelphia (Bunnlng 10-6) at major league career, Spahn on the subject of top playing The defeat, Manohester'a sec Bravea In that time he has each rapped two hits. Dorm Valentine, had his ruffled feel tries can select its 16-man fields, Mt. Nebo, always one of ond against eight wins In Zone Singles Tennis Championship Al Sproul of Moriarty Bros., 2 oonrvplled a 2.79 B3RA, completed St Louis (Slnunona (S-9) says he sttU is in excellent ^ y s - Mtiade from the beet talent ings soothed Monday night when and Stan Zlma, Green Manor, 2 OlerKlenon's fourth-inning home National League Chicago (Jackson 8-11 or Foul Ical Shape and his arm feels the best, was given a new top Four play, drops the locals' again today while fiery Poncho five of 13 starts and defeated run broke a 1-1 deadlock, and Batting (200 at bats) — Cle his American League-leading avrilotole from several high or dressing by the Park Depart bulge over second place South direct the National Leaguers. seven of the other nine teams in 0-2) at San FYanclsco (Shaw 8-6) good, adding, "I think I can G^zales salved hla temper as Pittsburgh added a run in the mente, Rttaburgh, .339; Maye, Minnesota Twins whipped the pi-ep schoota. ment before last Friday night's Windsor to but .060 percentage the top money winner on the Representing the National (he league. Houston (OueUar 1-1) at Los Los Angeles Angels 6-2. help the Giants win the pennant. League are Randy Bonham, eighth on consecutive singles by San Francisco, .337. Angeles (Koufax 16-3), night I am confident I can sblU pttefa For example, Mandiester’s gam e... Nino Pagan! reports points while RockvlUf, idle last 1966 American tour. In other NL games Monday, Runs—Harper, Cincinnati, 77; "They didn't seem to miss Jim Coughlin and Walt 811- Roberto Clemente, Clendenon Wednesday’s Games nine tamings, but I’m ready to (quad, selected by Ooachee a humorous play In a recent night, is a half game out (n third Rosewall, 30-year-old former Los Angles knocked off Hous and Bill Mazeroskl. Robinson, dnclnnati, 69. me, did they?” Mele said after John Ccrvinl and Oharlie Graff, softball game at Charter Oak place. South Windsor nipped kowakl of Green Manor, Dom ton 8-8, Plth^burgh trimmed CHn- Pihlladelphta at Chicago viewing the game from Twins' do anything the manager wants Davis Ojp star, regained the Gaudreau, Fred Minney and • • • Runs batted in—Johnson, Cin Clnclimati at San Frandeco ta made up ailmoet entirely of Park. With a runner on third, Danldeon last itight, 4-8. chmati S-1, Philadelphia defeat cinnati, and Stargell, Pittsburgh, President Ckdvin Griffith’s me to." title he held In 1963 by over John O’Dell of the Medics; Fred PHILS-OAROS— New York at Pittsburgh, N Franks told newsmen, "I Ju*t Manchester High or Eaet Cath there was a play at the plate. The bottleneck atop the stand whelming defending champion ed St. Louis 5-2 and Chicago 69. booth in the Metropolitan Stadi olic High players. Only three Gliha and Mike Ricclo of Nas- Philadelphia downed St. Louis St. Louis at Houston, N may start him. I just don't know The third baseman, not sure ings wUl be somewhat clearer Rod Laver, also of Australia, 6 downed San Francisco 8-2. Hits — Rose, CinciruiaU, and um pressbox. that the catcher was In posi slffs; Jim Humphreys, Bill Ml- • • • as Chris Short scattered seven Milwaukee at Los Angeles, N yet how he’ll be used.” ))oye didn’t play schoolboy ball WednsMay night, however, as 4, 6-3, 6-8 Monday before i Clendenon, PMttsburgh, 116. "Maybe I should sit up here dtte spring, tiwo having gradu tion to take a return throw, Manchester travels to Rock lewski and Carl Ogren of Man 0 hits for his lUh victory against American Leagfue Spahn’s 860 games won a n crowd of 8,600 at Longwood. chester Auto Parts; Jim Jack- BRAV15S-METS— 0 Doubles — Williams, Chicago, all the time.” ated a year ago. ran home, aa did the runner. ville’s Henry Park to take on Johnson was supported In his seven losses. Dick Stuart and 27; Harper, Qnclnnatl, 23. W. L. P et G .a Mele, who earlier Monday the most fbr any left-hander in Roaewall picked up lop prize son, Greg Johnston and Brad Minnesota .. 56 33 .629 — Up in the City of Hills, Coach The catcher, however, got back the Windy City entry, winner seven^iltter by four home runs Alex Jr^son each knocked in Triples — CalUson, Philadel said he felt league President the major leagues. of $3,000 and Laver $2,000, but Steurer of Morlarty's. Jack Cleveland .. 62 38 .691 Bebe Milanese hee drawn hie Into position, took the throw of its last five. Rockville, behind — Bd Mathews' 30th, Hank two PhUlie runs. phia, 11; Clemente, Pittsburgh, 3% Joe Cronin’s punishment of the Terms of the Spahn contract, and applied the tag as the man they still trailed Gonzales, a 37- Nash Is first alternate. • * • Baltimore .. 61 37 .680 4Mi scheduled to be signed on his loiter from players from Rock in the loss column, can go ahead Aaron's 18th, Joe Torre's Iftth 10. suspension and a |800 fine was year-old eight-time pro champi The American League All- Chicago .. .. 61 37 .680 4H ville High, Ellington High, raced by. Red-faced, he was, by half a game with a victory, and Felipe AIou's IBih. The de OUBS-GIANT8— Home runs—Mays, San PYan- unfair, was in a considerably arrival, weren't divulged. Yet when he discovered that he had Wednesday. on from Los Angeles, In the Stars, coached by Don Harri Detroit .. .. 47 39 .647 7% It's believed he won’t suffer Beat Windsor High and Gtofield feat was the Mats' rrinth Chicago's Dick Ellsworth also cisco, 33; Stargell, Pittsburgh, more jovial mood after the tagged his own third baseman Vin Mahoney bested Kinel. al earnings department at the son, trek to Thompsonvllls straight and halted their nine- New York .. 44 48 .478 1SV4 much ot a cut from the reported High. Thursday night In another game won his 11th game — he has lost 22. Twins won to protect their 3%- ' South Windsor Legion, cap while the runner was sliding lowing the locals oidy three hits windup of the ninc-toumament game Monday winning streak. five — after holding San Fran Stolen bases—Wills, Los An Los Angeles 42 49 .462 15 game American League lead. $73,600 for which he signed with tour. starting at 6. Washin^'n 88 68 .418 19 ably handled by Coach Porter across the plate with a run! and proving especially effective They hadn't loet on a Monday cisco hdtless through five In geles, 62; Brock, St. Louis, 39. Coach Hal Naragon directed the Mets this year. • • • with men on base. The right Although he won only two Farm and Rookie League since opening day. Boston ...... S3 54 .379 22 Blinn, lists youngsters from playoffs will hoth sUrt Wednes nings and driving in two runs Pitching (8 decisions) — Kou- the Twins from the dugout, and South Windsor High. East hander out of South Catholic tournaments, Gonzales picked • • • with a triple. Ellsworth, how fax, Los Angeles, 16-3, .842; Jay, Kaimas CUy 28 66 .333 36^ will serve as acting manager ierry End of the Line day night and continue through Monday’s Results Windsor High and Windsor struck out six and walked one up $99 ,948, posting a 23-8 record DODOEB8A8TBOS— ever, needed ninth-liming relief dnclnnati, 7-2, .778. until Mele can return to the of the Chicago White Sox had Dick Cobb, who coached the in pacing the visitors to their in matches played. Roaewall, Saturday. Don Drysdale scattered ntne Washington 8, Detroit 0 Righ, plus Loomis School on its help from Ted Abernathy. Strikeouts—^Koufax, Los Ange field at Baltimore Saturday brief trials with the palehose roeter. South Windsor is cur Manchester American Legion second rictory ot the season. who had a 23-9 mark, collected les, 204; Gibson, St. Louis, 167. Minnesota 6, Los Angeles 3 night. each yecir since 1963. T H A T GUY THROWS HARD’— Pittsburgh’s Bill Cleveland 6, Baltimore 0 rently engaged in a three-team baseball team in 1963 and 1964, The win was the tWixl in 12 $18,302, while Laver earned only still has his hand In coaching. starts for the visitors. $17,774 despite four tournament Mazeroski falls on his beck and does the splits af Boston 8, New York 1 dog fight with Manchester and Kansas City 6, Chicago 3 Rockville for zone laurels. Although he surrendered the Kinel struck out three and victories and a 26-6 record In Monday Loses Special Magic ter being hit by a Jim Maloney fast ball. In bottom South Windsor has never won Legion job this summer, Cobb walked two in going the route matohes. Today’s Games Sulking hy Players Resulted for Manchester. Legalize photo, Mazerc^i rolls over and looks quizzically Boston (Monbciuquetite 7-10) at the title. helped E 6 Fitzgerald coach Pa- Rosewall rallied after a slow American League For Mets Against ISL Foes at Cincinnati catcher John Edwards. New York (Stottlemyre 9-6) • * e ganl's Caterers, International Break Scoreless Tie -W i start to upset Laver, who broke Hamlin (2) 2, Held 11, Sen League winners, and town round The visitors broke the ice in his fellow countryman’s service ators; Hinton 9. Indinns; Ad- Los Angeles (Lopez 9-8) at Catches O n :nM Spithall! Mlnnesoita (Pascual 8-3) Ball robin champions . . . Future the third innlt*, Mahoney lead' In the opening game of the first oook 9, Fregoil 8, Angels; KU MILWAIDKEE, Wis. (AP) — that was opening day against Suspended Mele Sitting Pretty Baltimore (McNally 4-4) at Fines for Poor Play Legion ball has finally plans Include the installation of ing it off with a sii*Ie to right. set and jumped out to a 8-0 lead. lebrew 17, Twins; Green 11, Monday has lost its special Don Drysdale and the Los An Cleveland (Terry 9-3), night caught the fancy of baseball tennis courts at the Ellington He moved up on a sacrifice and Double Workout for Giants Rosewall got hl.s backhand Athletics. magic for the hapless New York geles Dodgers. Since then, the CHICAGO (AP) — Let's legal buffs in most communities, nat Ridge Country Club. . . Boston Pete DiCioco's single sent him working and, with brilliant vol National League Washtaqhm (Richert 5-8) at to third. Mahoney tallied when Mets. Now it's Just another Mets had played 10 Monday ize the spitbaU or etfiorce tile Detroit (Wicker^^iam 1-8), night urally, towns with winning Red Sox entertain the American leying, pulled from behind. WIlUams 14, Cubs; Alou 16, whitewash day. games, winning nine and tying rule against it. Only games scheduled. Eliminated by Pirates teams have shown more support League - leading Minnesota a slow bounder to shortstop Don The victory was Rosewail's Aaron 18, Mathews 20, Torm Twins in a twl-nlght double- Romano was thrown over the Along the Pro Grid Trail Ih e Milwaukee Biraves’ Ken one. That's the cry of Ed Short, Perry Returns Favor Wednesday’s Games and enthusiasm. third In the laat (our tourna 18, Bravee; Johnson 6, Phillies; Despite a heavy load of Lit header Wednesday and a single first baseman's head. Clendenon 9, PIrntes; Harper 11, Johnson blanked the Mets on Casey Stengel, the Mets' man general manager of the Chicago Chicago at New York, twilight ments and avenged his defeat White Sox. And Short has the CINCINNA'TT, Ohio (A P )— When a Pittsburgh Pi tle League, Farm League, Babe game Thursday . . . Insurance Wethersfield added another In . FAIRFIELD (AP)-Del Shof- by Laver In the finals at New Reds; Roseboro 6, DoidgM*! seven hits, 6-0, Monday night. ager, was hard pressed to ex Kansas O ty at Baltimore, 2, the fifth, Mahoney again lead Stadium Out backing of Al Lopez, the field twi-nlght Ruth League, Alumni League, City Open, which starts Thurs ner, John Lovetere. Greg Lar port, R.I.. last week. Wynn 12, Astros. The cellar-dw^eiv had been plain the Monday phenomenon. rate player makes a bad play he is no longer liable for day, . following the usual Pro- ing it off with a walk. Another shut out 11 times previously this manager. To Interim Manager Cleveland at Detroit, 2, twl- etc., plus softball in all towns, son and John Ojntoulis. all of "We just beat the pants off ev an automatic fine that he can then work off by making crowds numbering Into the Am tomorrow, will Include sacrifice moved him up to sec GREEN BAY, Wit. (AP) J season, but never on Monday. erybody and no umpires fixed It Since taldng the reins of the night whom suffered di.sabllng injuries ond. An infield out advanced J good plays. hundreds have turned out to many of the top golfers, except — Vince Lombardi, general In faict, the Mets had lost only (or us either. We have one day a White Sox in 1961, Short has Miimesota at Boston, 3, twl- during the 1964 National Foot been battling for legalization of NEW YORK (AP)—When Jim Perry made his first Manager Harry Walker said watch Legrlon warfare. the so-called Big Four—Jack him to third and another infield SUMMER BA8KETBAU. manager and coach of the once on Monday this season and year. That's us." nlght good plays. Walker said they error, this time by Dave Brady ball League season, were among the spltball which was outlawed big league pitch, Hal Naragon was on the receiving end. Los Angeles at Washington, N the fines were eliminated al a virere assessed when a pitcher Only the crack Hartford 'IVl- NIcklaus, Arnold Palmer, Gary Wide gaps in the scores fea the early arrivals who worked Green Bay Packers of the Moriarty Victors in 1920. weekend meeting of the team, light 'League can offer a bet Player and Tony Lema . . . Des at second base, enabled Maho tured hoop play last night. a.s National Football League, Perry returned the favor Monday night by presenting threw a 9-2 ball in a good hitting ney to romp home. out In the New York Giants' At that time, pitchers who but denied the situation had ter brand of play. pite the absence of the afore Dixon's defeated the Mel said emphatically Monday none, for failure to make good Mahoney, using an assortment camp Monday. depended upon the spltball were Naragon with his first managerial catch—and left Sam ever approariied anything that on a hunt, failure to advance a Tip Department; If you named, the ICO ranks as the Counts, S7-21, in the first contest Omch Allie Sherman, anxious night that if on American allowed to throw it until their Mele sitting pretty. ^ ------might be described as a crisis. haven’t gc^ten out to watch an atmual premier golf attraction of breaklt* stuff, held the home at Charter Oek Park, followed Football League club came runner and so on. club at bay throughout, only one to atone for last season’s cellar Behind Jim Lusk careers ended. Then came the Mele, beginning a five-day Just for Kicks "There had been some sulk American Legion game, plan in New Ehigland. by a 51-21 victory for the Aetos finish In the esistem division, Into Milwaukee it could not Orioles to 24 limlngs. Chuck "A fine againet the pUxdier, man getting aa far as third base. use the County Stadium un lapse. enforced vacation — the result Hlntph hit a two-run homer In ing, but only three or four for Instance, could start at $100 over the Culbros. sent his advance group through DRIVE SAFE of a hassle Sunday with Umpire IX>S ANGELES — (NEA) men were really discontented,” At Wiley pumped In 14 points til 1968. In recent years, however, Cleveland's three - run first-in hut with each good pitch he double workout on the opening Making his first appearance on the mound this sea managers in both leagues have Bill Valentine — watched from — One of the most popular Walker told a newsman. "The Standings to lead Dixon’s while Tom Rea “ If the Ameriiaa Football U ning burst against loser Steve made he reduced it by $26,” he W. L. Pcfc day of training. son, Jim Lusk paced Moriarty Bros, to a 7-0 win over Cross-Section of Opinions U been complaining too many the pressbox as his Miimesota summer school graduate fines we had in effect were not paced the losers with nine mark League wants to come Into Barber and touched off a two- explained. "That gives the idea. Manchester ...... 8 2 .800 Among the rookies present Eastern Renovating under the lights at Dillon Stadium pitchers have been throwing Twins, with Naragon in com run rally In the sixth with a courses at the University of greater than on other clubs and "Look at this book. It shows ers. were running back Ernie Koy of Milwaukee, they can not illegal pitches. mand, whipped the Los Angeles Southern CaUfomla is P. E. not as large as in other places.” South Windsor ...... 9 S .769 Paul Wtd.(;kowski (16) and play In County Stadium last night. The victory, the 11th in 16 starts for the double. the fines against various play RockvUle ...... 8 2 .727 Texas and Olympic sprinter Hen Angels 6-2 behind Perry's four- • • • 682. Everybody gets a kick The fines were on a credits ers. It also shows that most of Tom Malln (10) were the big ry dlarr of Arizona State. where we have a contract local nine, keeps Moriarty’s^^ hitter. Cards, Browns Loom Tough Stafford ...... 6 6 .466 guns in the' Aetos’ attack while A’S-WHITE SOX— out of It. and debits, and a man who had therm are even, for they hod until 1968,” Lombardi aald a game and a half behind Twi Morlarty's got to SpeiKsr SPECIAL The victory kept the Twins 3% Danielson ...... 6 9 .400 Jim Collier had eight points at a news conference. light League leader Valeo, The last-place Athletics, who P. E. 682, or “ Perforniance been charged with a fine could their chance to balance bacl( ANDOVER, Mass. (AP)—The again in the fifth when Carl games In front in the American Wethersfield ...... 2 9 .260 for the losers. winner over the Orioles In the have won five of their last six, Analysis Laboratory: Foot- work it off I>y pulling off some through good work.” In NFL’s Eastern Division Windsor Locke ...... 1 10 .001 Boston Patriots' training camp son, Morhardt and Gerlch each League race and gave Perry bunched all their runs in the bctiL” is taught by Professor moves into full swing today first half of last night’a twin and Naragon, batterymates at the same club, the AFL said had singles in a two-run produ(:- seventh inning, breaking up a John McKay, who ought to Manchester's biggest noise with an early contingent of 28 today. bin. tion. Cleveland six years ago, perfect ?TBW YORK (NEA) — From<» Only two of the 14, Wally RELINE scoreless duel between Roland know. In the fall he’s coach came In the fifth inning when Brown’s Spouse players, mostly rookies, sched Lusk allowed only two hits, Morhardt and Gerich with 1966 records. Yale Degree and Nine Ball Clubs Kingston, R.I., to Thousand Lemm of the St. Louis Cardinals The veterans already are L Sheldon and Chicago's Joe Hor- of the S. C. ’Trojans grid Mark Heller and Kinel singled uled for their first practice at working out at all camps except fanned six and walked five in three bingles apiece accounted L The Cleveland Indians Oaks, Calif., 1,000 of the most and Pittsburgh's Parker, believe len. Bill Bryan singled the first squad and the fist of his with two outs. Mahoney then Andover Academy. going the route. The victory re (or six of the winners’ 10 hits blanked the Orioles 6-0 on the muscular young men in the in a common draft with the To Take Stand Houston, Boston and Buffalo. two KC runs across and Dick aoadetnic achievements In struck out Joe Sabino to end Coach Mike, Holovak, the They report at Houston Friday, turns Morlarty's to winning and drove In six of the runs, four-hit pitching of Lee Stange Green capped the rally with a inter-cidleglate compefftion country are starting to trickle American Football League. American Football L e a g u e’s ways after losing to the Orioles, and moved into second place. Pitcher Has Qualifications the threat. at Buffalo Sunday and at Boston with three RBI’s apiece. Carl three-run homer. Includes the Coach of the Into the 2 camps of major "The talent would be diluted In the fourth frame, Dave In Assault Case most successful coach with a 6-3, last Thursday. ALUMNI JUNIORS Baltimore dropped into a third- for the older league,” insisted Monday. son had t-wo hits, driving in the YOUR • * • Year award for an unbeaten league professioneti football. Brady reached first when 34-14-4 record since he succeed "The Gas Housers wasted no other score. Coining up with stx runs in place tie with the Clhicago White -1962 season. Diagrams of X's and O's on Lombardi. CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — ed Lou Saban midway through Kansas City and San Diego time in getting to Eastern start RED SOX-YANKS— For Writing Baseball BoiJt catcher Tom Ferro dropped a Royal supplies the opposition the fifth, the Yankees defeated Sox, beaten 6-3 by resurgent the blackboard are punctuated Morale Problem The prosecution may finish its the 1961 season, welcomed wlwt each have eight five-year men, er and loaer Lev Spencer. Moe Kansas City. Lonborg boosted his record to Classes concentrate on of Uiird strike. Brady moved Houston has seven, New York Thursday night at 6 o’clock as tile Twins, 10-8, last night at fense, defense, practice pro by the sweat of two-a-day work "The out-of-proportion bonus around to third on a sacri case today In the trial of pro he believes to be the finest Morhardt and Gene Johnson Keeney BUeid. The winners Rookie Jim Lonborg of Boston 6-10 and knocked In the deciding outs. four and Oakland and Denver opened the second with singles, the pursuit ot Valeo continues. run with a single in the Red cedures, rules theory, tactics NEW YORK (NEA) Ken^has no plans to become another and salary creates a morale fice and Infield out but died football star Jim Brown, ac rookie crop in the PaAriots’ his made the best of wildness on tamed New York 8-1 omfive hits New.-ipaper Enterprise Asso problem amor* yom- veterans,” tory. three each. setting the stage tor Mike Ger- Pat Mistretta, currently show Sox' two-run second Itming. Rico and strategy. MacKenzie, part realist, paut Jim Brosnan. there when Mahoney got Den cused of assault and battery by BRAKES the part of Twin hurlers, need for his third victory over the ciation has conducted a poll of argued Parker. “ We’ve been averaging four The 1964 champions, the Buf Ich’s two-run double. ing a 8-0 record In Twilight ac Yankees and Phil Ortega fired a Petrocelli singled home the first Anvbody who flanks has romanticist, part individualist, "Remember,” he said, ’Tni nis Lynch on a grounder to sec a teen-age girl. tion, will handle mourKl duties ing only seven hits to take the to take five laps around the is g)oing to write the grreat all 14 coaches of the National Norman Minor, one of or five rookies a year, but cir falo Bills, have only two play The locals kept right on go three-hitter as Washington run and Tom Tresh's throwing going to write a novel. Not 6 Joe Kuharich of the Philadel ond. ers back from the 1960 club tor Manager Johnson. victory. Ihe Twins had eight goal posts. American baseball novel. Football League to catalog their Kinel kept Wethersfield hon Brown's attorneys, said in a cumstances this season make ing in the third, singles by Bob trimmed Detroit 8-0. error in the fifth, after singles diary of a season like Jim. Any phia Eagles predicted teams flanker Elbert Dubenion and hits. His credentials: A Yale de expectations (or the next six would go stronger (or the run est all evening as well. Except news conference after Monday's It possible for us to keep as Fago and Bob Carlaon set up Morlarty’s 023 020 0-7-10-1 Paul Rodgers paced the * • • by FYank Malzone and Carl way, I’m going to write It aftet halfback Wray Carlton. gree and nine years o f baseball I’m out of baseball. months ahead. ning game than they had In for the two-run-produclng in seairion that he will call Brown's many as eight," Holovak said. Moe Morhardt’s three-run horn-1 Eastern 000 000 0—0- 2-2 Yaivkees with two bits while TWINS-ANGELS— Yastrzemskl, accounted for the They were asked to comment er, the second in aa many games Lusk and Widholm; Spencer, _____ $ 1 A -00 other. spent in nine different cities. "Even so, the only reason the past. Jack Christlaiwen of nings, he was never In serious wife. Sue, as a defense witness. "We may be able to fill all Mike Audette had two hits for Harmon KiUebrew’s two-run BASEBALL HEROES on questions rangli* from the existing gaps." tor the outfielder. I Case (6) and Nelson. homer and a two-run single by • • • Ken MacKenzie is a relief Broz got In trouble was because the San Francisco 49ers had trouble, although two fine He also plans to have Brown In recent years the "big a perfect night for the losers. pitcher This year he's with the trend toward running quarter- catches In left field by Bill testify in his own behalf. stake" idea has spread to grey Elrrors also proved costly, the Jimmie Hall helped Perry out- SENATORS-TIOEBS— he fought a thing on principle.. a terse anerwer tor anticipated BATTING — Ken Hamlin, Houston Astros. Before ^that it bricks to their predictions for now developments In pro foot Rylander helped to make the MUnor also Indicated he will NEW YORK (AP) — Veterans hound racing from coast to AND SAVE ^M ucA ks losers commitUng eight while pitch Los Angeles ace Dean Ken Hamlin smacked two According to the uniform play-^ Washlngrton, smashed two hom the S t Louis Cardinals, the ers contract, if you pubUsta dur- ’ the teams to wattt in each divi ball; "Better oCficdaUng.” job easier. seek to show that the girl was have joined rookies in five of coast. Richest events now are the Yankees booted four. Chance, who has lost six of 12 homers and Woodie Held one, ers and drove In four mns, sion, from the continued omnl- decisions. KUlebrew smashed New York Mets and the Mil taig the season, it must bs ap- They,all plan to stick with WetkeraHeM (t) beaten up at her home and not, the eight training comps of the the $80,000 Flagler International giving Ortega plenty of working leading the Senators to an 8-0 tence of the 4-3-4 defense to Ab r >1 po * A American Football League. Of with every brake job we turn your his 17th homer in the first in waukee Braves. proved by the club. He wanted the 4-8^ with variations. "In Amodlo. sa 3 0 0 3 0 0 as she has testified, in the motel Classic at Miami, the $75,000 One tolly In the third stood up room en route to his loth victo victory over Detroit. He hopes to stay away from Se common draft. 0 room where she went with the group of over 300 holdovers, Phoenix Futurity at Phoenix, last night, 08 the Orioles bested ning and Hall came through In ry. The ex-Dodger is the fourth to have the clause deleted. fact,” noted Harland Svare of DIcicoo, 3b 4 0 1 3 4 1 TUI PAGE FORWARD FOR IMPORTANT MESSAGE PITCHING — Lee Stange, the Cincinnati Reds and Chi This Is a cross-section of their the Rams. "I think Its stronger Wilkos. o t 8 0 0 8 0 0 0 ' Brown the night of June 19. there are 46 who are starting and the $50,0()0 Wonderland the White Sox on a one-hitter by the seventh. AL pitcher to win 10 games. He "M o s t ballplayers, unless opinions. Petemen. lb 8 0 1 8 0 0 (i drums F R E E . . . regular 2.50 per wheel! Stange, 6-2, extended his ca Cleveland, pitched a four-hitter cago White Sox because their they’re superstars, can’t afford than ever. They think quarter McCua. 3b 8 0 1 0 4 0 ®' The girl, Brenda Ayres, 18, their sixth straight sea.son with Derby at Taunton. Masa. Steve Fish at Charter Oak Park, has lost elght.Hamlin, who had as the Indians defeated Balti management does not pdrtlcu- Except for a couple of coaches 1-0. Bill Sproul collected two hits reer hex over Baltimore to nine that kind of individualism. Dj backs have the ability to run OcPaollfl. U 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 , has accused the 330-pound fuU- driven In only eight runs, more 6-0 and broke out of a larly cars for relief pitchers ^)fho were cautious about label DcPoalls. If 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 back for the Cleveland Browns lor the winners, the only man victories In 11 decisions and ran my situation I have to sort of more, even Norm Van Brocklln knocked In four with his second three-way tie for second place who write. ing the teams to beat (sample: of the Minnesota Vikings, who Sneotnski. rf 8 0 0 0 0 0 Q i of slapping her around in the on either side to get more than his scoreless string against the and third homers of the year. blend Into the paneling and gdt Vince Lombardi of the Green Mahoney, p 3 3 1 e 3 0 TV Blasting Till Five In the American League. But MacKenzie, the realist. along with everyone or I could used to "run out of Sheer - 1 motel room and forcing her to BRAKE RELINES GUARANTEED one, as Mike Hayden was very Bay Packers sighed, "Who Totals 36 3 1 31 13 3 effective in defeat. lose my job.” terror." 0 1 drink liquor. She also told of FOR 30,000 MILES OR 1 YEAR knows why and who?"), the But baolcally, status quo is the Nancheeter 0 ’ being intimate with the 29-year- Astros’ Camp Kept Lively John EntwlsUe's slitgle In the Position Not Solid head men of the NFL produced Savino, 8b second erased Fish's no-hit bid MacKenzle’s position with the, creed of the coaches' existeiKe. A. Bnidy, 2b 0 j old Brown several times from a strong pattern of favorites.. "The only revolutionary devel Romano. *s 9' May 12, when she was Intro- IT' early. New Yank Killer, Astros Isn’t exactly as solid as Sentiment Divided S. Brady, m Orioles 001 000 0—1-6-2 the Rock of Gibraltar. opment In the last 26 years Ijtajch. d n duced to him, until June 19. Due to Farrell and Owens In the Eastern Division, the was the T-formation," stated Lynch, rf 0 1 Brown has pleaded innocent 2 White Sooc 000 000 0—0-1-2 He’s a 81-year-oId left-hander sentiment was divided almost IsiGace. lb 2 Landry. "Oianges In the NFL 9! to the assault and battery Fish and Sproul; Hayden and who had a lifetime major o evenly between the defending Heller, c NEW YORK (NEA)— eyed Phillies threatened to Good row league record of 8-7 with a 6.03 are slow." Rylander, If charge. He Is fnarried and the Red Sox’ Lonborg Champion Cleveland Browns "I don’t expect anything rev Kinel. p father of three. If ever a member of the quit baseball. Mauch relent- ERA before this season. With a - and the, St. Louis Cardinals. REG SOFTBALL olutionary," said Gilmer. Houston Astros baseball ^ and tossed them back Walnut Barbers won 7-0 by team like Houston, bulMlng "Need I say why?” asked coach Totals 34 0 8 21 10 8 0 together. MUFFLERS strictly for the future, ha e«?. "There le nothing new In (oot- I Wrthersflekl_____ 001 0—100—3 Chicago White Sox catchers forfeit over Pellln's last night at Don Simla of the Baltimore Colte team becomes the first man Other clubs took (Inner -NEW YORK (AP)—Right-hander Jim Lonborg has tatady Is expendable. ball." »b: Poollii. Lynch: Ssc; Amo- were charged with 36 passed Mt. Nebo. aelf-consolously, after picking Except of course, another sea dlo 2: 8. Brady: rip: McCue to Dl- to go into orbit without a action. When Farrell com developed into a Yankee killer in his rookie season with So there Is nothing to do but Cleveland in the East. His Colts ciooo to Wlll»«; D. Brody to Ro balls laat season. Twenty-four space ship, Dirk Farrell Free son. mano: D, Brady to 8. Brady to La- pleted what the Los Angeles CHURCH SOFTBALL the Boston Red Sox. behave. Were drubbed, 37-0, in the cham were b-,- J. C. Martin who usu and Jim Owens ran take Picking away throughout. 0«ce: lob: Wethrrafleld 8: Man- Ilodgers considered a Longborg scattered five hits for his third victory ’/I f you don’t,” MacKenzU.. pionship game. cheatcr 6. bb. Mahoney 1: Kinel 3; ally catches knuokleballer Hoyt credit for the launching. Insfallation North Methodist closed big with “ half-hearted” season (8-7) over New York as the Red Sox defeated the Yankees said, smiling, ” lt molls the ton- "Excellent quarterbacks," ao: Mahoney 6; Kinel 8. Wlinelm. The daffy duo of the Tex In 1961, the Bums’ brass four ruiui In the seventh and age. That’s a Ug t & « In base noted Buddy Parker of the Steel- as pitching staff once Guaranteed for ac beat Community Baptist, 6-2 3-1 Monday night before a crowd of 14,734. were hedging on whether ball now. We have become se- srs in bracketing the Cards and \Sports Schedulel owned a nine-foot boa con or not to keep him. long as you own your And Up last night at Charter Oak Park, The victory gave the Red 8ox' ------curity conscious. strictor and one of the a two-game winning streak as Browns together. He meant Jim Grace Collects Homer Farrell made up their car. The winners scored in every ro walked to fill the bases, but Attitude ci»M«g4ng Frank Ryan for Cleveland, places they kept it was on minds for them, Ae pushed Inning but the fourth and fifth. they met the Yankees in the "But you can’t just say this to . Tuesday, July 20 the couch In their, uh, pad. windup of a brief series before Bob Tillman hit a sharp liner Charley Johnson for St. Louis teammate Norm Larker Bob Gatney and Dave Thom and Mantilla was doubled off the c ^ in baseball The whole end none for Pittsburgh. VFW vs. Methodtot, 6:16 — "The snake and the Into a motel swimming as had two hits apiece for the heading home today. To Give South Windsor Win third. ■jufude of the country h u Ihers was s smsttering of Charter Oak. couch nuitched perfectly,” pool — fully clothed — and wtimers while Ike Rhoades led The 22-year-old Lonborg, a changed. Everyone says bow Gem vs. Morlarty’s, 6:16 — victim of poor fielding support Rico Petrocelli kept the rally sentiment for the Washington chortles Farrell. “ So we In was promptly unloaded to all hitters with three blngles. nuKh fun baseball was in the. Redskins and Dallas Cowboys as Nebo. Breaking a 3-8 tie, Jim OracewWindsor welcomes Stafford vited guys In to sit down. A Houston. Three doubleplays in the losers' In several outings this year, alive with the first of his three Basketball — Cervlni’s vs. picked out a Mike Auger pitch singles, scoring Thomas, and ’30s and '80a oompared with to- darichorae choices. "Cowboys Wednesday night before travel- few people went flying out In Texas thp Farrell ft infield cut down more poten boosted his record to 6-10, In Indians Jrs„ 8 ; Indians vs. In the seventh Inning tost night ln | ( to Windsor Locks Friday cluding 3-1 against the Yankees. Lonborg grounded a single to fcy . But look a t ^ attitude at., could be up there/’ warned of the room, believe me.” Owens routine Is the best tial scoring. the country then — everyone. Oeorgs Halas of the Bears, "if Hawks, 9:16, Charter Oak. in Danielson and put it out be night. The Farrell & Owens act on the bill. Without them Methodist ...211 001 4—9-10-8 "It's a pity Jim has lost to right scoring Conlgliaro. The Red added their third had that 'heli for leather’ fee*, they acquire two running yond the outfletders (or a home- South Windsor 300 000 1—4-7-2 has been an almost ron- the Astro home bookings, Baptist ...... 000 o il 0 - 2 - 7-7 many games because be has Box to*:.’’ run, giving the South Windsor Danielson 003 000 0—3-3-4 pitched very well,” Boston run In the fifth as Frank Mal- backs.” tlmiously running feature even In Ihe new theater, Chappell and Gardella; Bur- ^ plot of MlacKensto’s novel In the Western Division, a 4-8 win, the second In less In major league cities since would be unspeakably dull. geH and Hughes. Manager Billy Herman said be sone singled, raced to third on Littler to Play than 24 hours over Danielson • Eatitr fore sending his young act to C!ari Yastrzemskt's single and r r a a ^ ^ l»a aays, • Oresn Bay was picked for first, Third and Fifth the turn of the decade. Per- For example, Ftorrell BUY Get the StMrlngn« ALUMNI LEAGUE the mound. scored when Tom Tresh's throw "It should bs (httersnt torn. toUowed strongly by Baltimore, In ICO Tourney in Legion oompstitlon. formanoes have been large livens things up by sdmitt- Scoring in merry-go-round otter baseball books because ' though Hhe Packers have been The victory draws Ooaoh Por ly after dark. In pubs and Ing he throws spittors. It's Lonborg then decided to alow from the outfield was wild. Yas- ■ -- ? 3 at the I 4th one for Mileage fashion, the Elks rolled over trzemskl was out trying for I m a lot closer to the Inslda miaataig from the top scene for ter BUnn'a orsw to within .060 For Local Entries ball parks. Illegal as marijuana, of hla plunge toward 20 victories, HARTFORD (AP)—Gens Ut- • Smoother Ponttcelll's, 16-4, last night at a fate dreaded by all rookie third and a triple by ManUUa, ttsn sey Marie Harris ("The ■ s ccuple of years now. percentage points of Zone Four Reviews have been course, but he bluntly con regular Riding the West Side Oval. The win pitchers. He checked the Yan the next batter, was wasted. Southpaw” ) or Bernard Mala- "TCha elsmsnts that havs kept tler, former U.8 . Open and leading Manchester, loser to TWrd and, fifth ptocee were mixed. Had they played In fessed a few years back • Ftmoui NitlomI ners needed only seven hits, as kees in decisive fashion, losing The Yankees averted a shut mud ("The Natural” ),” - the Paokeni well up in opn- amateur ohamplor who won the Wethersfield last night. gained by the two junior bowl the Aitteriran I^eogiie, Bos that he served a w^t one to Brtndl seven Pontlcelll errors and 10 a shutout bid In the eighth in out In the eighth as Ray Barker ^ those guys couldn’t eves. tention have not worn out,” said Jim Needham picked up the ing teams from the Holiday ton might have banned It. Stan Muslal. price... I walks by Fonticelli pitchers, PUCIL Halaa. Canadian Open Saturday, has The Throwing Thespians ning. In 81 3-8 tamings against walked and Bobby Richardson been added to the starting list victory, pitching hltleia ball Lanes in the annual National “ Everyone loads them up accounted for most of the scor- "Green Bay made good are no strangers to bottle once In a while,” he pointed New York, he has allowed only was credited with a double for the $70,000 Insurance Qty over the lost two innings In rs- Junior Duckpln BowHi* T a rey to n Ing. trades,” decided Tom Landry of or battle. Once, In an at out. 20 bits and 7 earned runs for a when a fan Interfered with his Omn golf tournament. lisf. Ray Jacobs started (or Tournament in Waehlngiton lari Join tht UnswitchiblatJ IMck Cobb paced all hitters sparkUng ERA of 1.90. srrounder down the third bam- Record Hunt the Dallas Cowboys. South Windsor, giving wq.jr to tempt to divide and con Now $9 apiece, Farrell A UAL in defeat, collecting three for "Graan Bay stUl has ths best Littler came to the Wetters- quer, Philadelphia’s Gene Owens claim they’re round Q it thi filter cigirstttl GENERAL The Red Sox jumped on Jim Barker scored on an Infield fleld Country Club, scans of ths Oraos in ths fourth. Auger want The Hondea p*aoed (ifih In a perfect night out. NEW YORK—(NBIA)—Da-..i xnatsrial,” claimed Detroit's Mauoh aoslgned the two to ing the comers off their act. Bouton for all their runs hi de K » that starts •nairsday, for a ths dlatanos tor Danlsiaon. the Senior GdrI'e DIvlilon. Roll with thi taitiV Play ceased after four tamings. feating the Yankees for the ^ fats or fiimbles ttoulfi' ■ Kerry OUmer, the only new ing were Donna Odeman, Diana diffiereat roouM on the “ I don't want to spoil my nemlber of the ooaOhlng kxige ptooUce round Monday mornta*. South Windsor scors4 three worth fighting forA TIRE SERVICE E lk s ...... 066 6—16-7-S sixth time in l l meetings, Amd d ® ^ otherwise, BatUmors runs Its InlUsl Urns at bat, D ^ a , Janet Plnnev, Phylito road. chances of making more PonUcelli ...... 000 S— 41-6-7 Oolts quarteitaok John Uhl- ' ■hto year. Msanwhils, Jo«l Ooldatrand of money,” ssym the former. Lonborg helped his own cause. Little MIm Softball 8t. Paul, Minn., led 60 Mirvlvors highlighted by catcher Tom Doater and Nanoy Webb. Farrell ft Owens would Tareyton has a white outer tipi Boston went ahead 3-0 In the Isa will el«vi^_ himself to ' In case you hadn't remember- have none of It. They kept "You've got to grow up 15S CENTER ST.~-TEL. 649-2828 of a qualifying round tor the TmrKins’ two-run stngls. Dan- Placing third In the Bantam . . . and an inner section of charcoal.) Third baseman Ed Mathews Is second when Felix Mantilla led Bantly OU 12, PelUn’s I j Paul sepo« plm on pro foottaU’s ‘ *d, the order of finish last year Boy«‘ DMsIon were the Spare- their television seto blast sometime," says tbe latter. wa« CSevelahd and 8t. Louis tn ICO toumqy. .Islson smappsd back to Us It DOBL FARETRA, Branch Manager the only, member of the Mil off with the first of his three Dodge 28, Moriarty Bros. 18; A N Y KICKS?— Jufiii Mfirichfi! o f tho GifintiL most •IM toe toudWtown ttrosvliig-' makers consisting of Jay Hunt ing until 6 a.m. every night But the high splrlte are Together, they actually Improve) waukee Braves who played wUh m Bast, BslUmors and Orsen A total of 132 goffsrs oompsUd in ths third, ths bdf blow being walks- and— took------third---- on —Leo Naaalff Arms 14, Little MlasUse valuable player in the 1965 AH-Si^ game, gets Mst this eeaeon . . . and par-^ ” tor ths 80 ptoass at ths Tunxto Pete Wisnmann's two-run ington, Tom BtsbMna, Bill for a week. At the end ot there. the fievor of Tereyton’e fine tol>eccot.\ ths team In Boston in 1963. msw Bay In ths Wsat. lo you ^Drop around tbeir Md Tbomae’ single. Tony OonigUa- 6; WlUle’s 6, KlUan 8. quite a kick out of his Job— when he’s winning. haps even first DhKss to Plantation Ctamtry Cluli toi doublo. Kesnm, Bob McAIUster and tbe aleep etrOie, many rently thi^ at 1S7. - VKHfidn't eatt the eoaohss phm r BMinbMW of Mm btaaiy- «d acme time tor a sUB- Pomtoitaii. Rstimrii* ham*. Soulh Dm'c Sofiitan, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTBR, CONN, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1966 paok m I 11 .aw*
Hoiimm For M s H s m s b Fsr isis 71 Hsvsm F «r M * T2 Subnrbsii Far Ssl* 75 SobariMUi VW MANCHiciiTO - new n x ROOM 01^, toU mod dor RANCH — BH rooma, Utohan WAPPINO — ouatom built 8- MANOHESTHR TWO ROOM ottlca lor rant In St, Jamaa Pariah. Radaooratod mer, IH hatha, firaptaaa, dln- with bolIMn overt and range, badroom Ranch, on deadend Laksfront I haait of Main Street ttiopplng 7 room home, >-«ar garage, ^ raom, one ear gaiaga. MS,- dining ana, I badrooma, oo- atnat at 90 Ridge Rd., mid room with dlatriot, next to banka. Ideally targe lot, near bua Una, Laon> n I. PhUhrlok Agency, 149 ISM. ramto tOad bath, - ganaroua 90’a. OaU owner, ^ U I O or 90T- large enctosad fo n h «S4 Miltad for real aetata, inaur- ard Aganoy, Raaltora, 148 om . ttaad bring room, awmlimm tha take, reoem oil bc4 arhtar CLASSIFIED anoa, or any aarvioing firm, MANGHnvnBR SH Btoma and aoraana, big lo t heat, tttafla traoa, nlatly vary low rant. OonUct Mr, MANOnEmORf - • room GSba Raaoh with attached gw n fw . ■aMnar below FHA appralaal SOUTH ROAD, BoKon — An Im tandaeaped 1st, UnmidliSa aa- on hue Una, Handy to aohoob, Thraa lazaa badrooma, Mg maculate iq^to-the-mlnute 6 19«a ’TROPHY Triuifiph motor- Ooopa, Savinga Bank of Man- at $14,800. Wohraiton Agency, cupaney. Lnwranoe F. fU sft cheater^ 649-8208. Stopping, ato, 114,900. Phfl. Mtobaa and dIMim area. Huge Raaltora, 64S-9S1R room Raaoh with a firMlace Reatton, 94ft0434, 9 4 6 -t r 6 6 ,^ cyoie, newly overhauiM. 7i2- brick Aganoy, MS44M. Uvtog room with flraptaca. Oon- MOd afterr 5. and two-oar garage. Gently ADVERTISING vanlant location, aaaumaUa O t sloping lot with shade and mertgaga. HSioo, WMvarton Lots F«r M t 78 shrubbery all around. Home W APPINO — SpSb-Mval, Mfc HARLEY Davidson. 1M7 FLH, One, twoandthrda bedroom Hooim Fo CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS low mileage, call 94<-70it after AgaDoy, RaaRoia, S49-3S1I has been carefully maintained baths, 8 taigajrga badrooma, ear- apartmenu available, all mUDEN VALUES MANCmSTBR ’ - Vomon pet, reo room 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 4 p.m. a^lancaa, beat, hot water, SVb " r o o m Pl/iLT — Fur- and shows I t Mova-ln oondl* JUST LUTED - SH room Street Two acn building alts, Uon. Woiverten Aganoy, Real $17,100. 644-1979. private callara, large n>a« nlahad or unfurnished, oU beat, ham, aoma tnoo. Oirty |5,600. good location, parking, adulta. ■ xeallant Oeloiital, SH Rsiieh, buttt-lna, fl^ t a o a , SH tora, 646-3818. cjoua rooma, mulU cloaata. rooma, ftraptaoa, natural aarao, nice auburiMa loeaUca. Lawnnea F. Ftano, Raaltora, COVENTRY — Newly HtintoS COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSinED ADVT. OaU tor an appotatment. Raaaonabta, 648-6880. MONDAY Thm FRIDAY lOtXO A.M. — SATURDAY • A.M. Business Servlcea oak trim, tiled hatha, radsonaMy p rl^ Loooa^ S4S-97SS, S44-0434, 743-SSS4. OOVENTOY lakefront 8H room five room Cope with attached fuMy insulated, walk-4n ow* Agmoy, Raattora. S4S-04SS. year around home with oil hot |sm ^, new roof and lumaca. O ffered NORTH OOVBNTRT-60 acres, J. D. REALTY CO. Suburban For Rant 66 dar oloaat. dlahwaahar, water heat. Fireplace, alum, Immaoutata, only |1%- PLEASE READ YOUR AD LAND OLBARINQ, tree re d la p>aal, ^ , alato eamar a DAT TT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In tima for tha $90,800. Hayaa Agency, S4S- APPUANCES repaired — all ily man presently employed. erator furnished, immediate oc- Muat be aaan to bo appra- wants immediate sole. Extra aaxt Inaartlon. Tha Herald la reaponalbla for only ONE Inoor* WATCH AND JEWBUIY re- REASONABLE Sabarbsn For Sslo 75 FOUR BEDROOM Oape Obd targe six room Ootonial. Non- root or omitted Inaertlon for any adnrtitement and then only makes washers, relHgeratori, Itop dollar ter right man. For palrl^. Prompt eervloe. Up to 1HRBB ROOM apartment. US cupancy, OoU after 6, 649-0771. Malted. Quick oocupanoy. with bomb shelter and sum devetopment. Price 611,000. to the extent of a “make rood” insertion. Errors which do not freezers, dryers, gas add elec interview and immediate■■ te placepli Main Street, fOO, 649-6929. 9-8. Shown by appototmant. iOUTH WIND80R — 8% room |20 on your old watch la WILLIMANTIC 428-2712 PUNT DRIVE — 8 room Capo, mer bouse on 8 acres of land, Barrows ft Wallace. 646-6106. laasea tha value of the advactlaamaBt wlU aat be aorrected by tric ranges. Oil burners ment cab 628-8«86 or 944-0 944-0203. trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. ROCKVILLE — 3^ targe rooma Ranch on level tot. I bedrooms, aluminum ilding, flraptaca, many extras, reaaonabls. Oall goad” Insarttoa. cleaned and repaired. Cosnia Bray, 737 Main Street, Btate for rent, newly remodeled, $26. klteben with dlalnf area, flre- Appliance, 849-00.18. THREE ROOM iqtartment, 470 toncad in lot, waU-to-wad oar- 878-7784. VERNON — 8-bedroom Ranch, QUALIFIED real estate sales Theater Building,. Wsnt«d-~To Bnj 58 per week. 876-6816. CHARLES LESPERANCE ptaced Uvlng room, oil hot Main St., (80. Can 640-8229, 9-0. patlng. WtU llatan to raaaonabta flreptace, butlt - Ins, garaga, agent or broker needed for our water heat, aluminum storma (Seekvtllo, Toll Fna) YOU ARE A-ll ’Truck U A-II WE BUT and aaU antique and oftora. J. D. Realty Oo., S4S- MAN8FIBJLD vaoont, dean atoitne, fenced yand, nsar m ioes in Manchester and Ver 649-7620 and screens. Good buy at Cellars, attlca, trash, smalt used fumltura, ohlna, Rssort Propsrtgr S199. 6 room Oape, 3-oar gaiarage, 4 school. Owner 670-4001. non. Must be licensed and Garden—^Panh—D alrj na, gU m , all- 616,600. W olvsrtoa Agency, 643-2711 875-3136 trucking done A-1 right! Call ready to go. All professional var, plotura (ramaa,M, old cotna, FOUR ROOMS, third floor, no For Rent 67 bedroome, deadend street. 643-292S, Trumano Trucking Products 50 children. Cab 649-8670. NBAltLT NEW 6 room Oarriaob Realtora, •49-3S16. priced for immediate sale. ftulllties are available. Hi|h guns, pawtar, acrap gold, TWO FAMRiT home to central OotoBlal wipi garaga, all bullt- BOLTON Service. watohaa, old Jawalry, hobby COLUMBU LAKE — For Rent Lawrenoe F. Flano, Realtors, commission earnings. Oall Mr. CHOICE cultivated blueberrieH. WEST SIDE — avaUaUe August locaUoiu^P targe rooms ooa hw, Andanon windows all FIVE ROOM home on targe eoUacUona, paintlnga, attic con- — Small waterfront cottages, 646-0434, 648-2760, 742-6864. SHARPENING Set vice—8awa Weihner, Jarvis Realty Co., m around. IH baths, oU hot water Blocly tandecaped lot, oonven- Cuetom new 6 flntahad T Watrous Road, Bolton, pick 1st. Four room apartment, 2 August and September. Oall side, 7 the other. 100 foot knives, axes, shears, skates, 648-1131, for an appointment to your own, 80 cents pint. Dooley, tanta or whole eaUtee. Furxt- badrooana. CtaU 649-1007 after 7. frontage on -a tree aliaded heat, 8 ganaroua bedrooms. lently locatedtooated m Vernon. Laon- TEN MU7UTB8 from Manches room Raised Ranch, buMi- Troubla Rmhins Our Advirtlser? 648-2698, 649-4929. In kitchen, m bathe, gi^ rotary blades. Quick ser'/ice. diacuss this fine opportunity. 649-8096. tura Repair Barvtoa, •48-7448. street. Two-car garaga, sepa 1« The lot to a large com er For a Post, 17 Spruce St. 640-2494. —6110. 648-9798. ing Dome Building, $18,600. Ex family or In^aw sttuaticn. Im- akuninum aiding, oovered rear THH H H R A U ) wlU a ct Household Services set up and operate. All bene light household duties, small lot with 'a view, ameelte * A Experienced help and qual Open Monday Through mediaitc occupancy. Bel Air patio, out bulMlng. high an- discloaa tha Identity of Offered 13-A BUSINESS FOR SALE — Large fits. Top pay tor lop men. Aero- salary. Ehtperienced companion cellent flnoKlng available. J. drive, and located among - \ ified trainees wanted. Saturday Real Estate, 64S*0m. HAYES AGENCY Bolton Center eumable mortgage, nica neigh any advertiser using box service station with used deal kinetics, 213 Hartford Road, for elderly lady. Prefer Man Apartment Buildings D. Realty, Jejan DeQuattro, comparable homes. The MILLION REWEAVING of bunu, moth er's license doing volume busi Earn as you leam. excel 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. JUNE BRIDES owner, 643-6129, 648-8779. 646-0181 owners have j^rdieaed an borhood. Lawrectee F. Flano, letters. Readera answer Manchester. chester area. 649-1043. HUGE KITCHEN, birch oahi- ing blind box ads who holea. Zippers 'repaired. Win ness. Fully equipped. Priced lent fringe benefits for all. Tenements 63 FAMILY SIZED other home. You owe It to Realtors, 648-3700. dow shades made to measius, right. Write Box G, Herald. BOOKKEEPER - JUNIOR Ac CALL — ASK FOR DAVID nets, dishwasher, eereened yourself and to your famUy daaln to protect their Talk about your honey 616k00 — PTNE custom Built Six rocm Ootonial-Rench. MANCHESTER is only mtanitoa SALE all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys countant for a position in Rock 16 W. Middle Tpke. — quiet and Land For Sale J1 pord), OVt room Ootonial, to see this unusual value. identity can follow this Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 moon special. This ia i t 6 room Ootonial, 6 bedrooms, 3-car garage, deluxe away from this aetata, oonatet- made while ytm wait. Tape re ROCKVILLE — Package Store ville. Contact Mr. Muiq^y for SINGER AUTOMA’n C Zig-zag attractive 4% room duplexes, baths, Mandieeter, 630,000. Quick occupancy, minimum procedun: The new bride ‘wUl love this BOLTON — One acre, Route 86, Ihi baths, quirt oomrenlent to- bathe, fire alarm system, ing of three housea and 33^ corders for rent. Marlov/'a 867 Showing excellent weekly gross MANCHESTER MODES appointment at 249-7671 or 876 like new in ■’cabinet, button heat, hot water, electric etove Hutchins Aganoy, Realtors, 646- down financing, your gain Enclose your reply to tha ’65 FORD SALES WANTED — Good home for new, neat compact 3-room foundation, weU, eepUc tank, cation, otoee to schoota, abop- intercom system, kitchen acrea of land. For fUU informa Main., e4fl-522L and excellent growth. Be your 3388. holes, monograms, fancy de and refrigerator, garage, avail 0108, — their loss,! at only box in an envelope — PINE ST., MANCHESTER cute black and white kitten. apartment Storage in $2,000. Seven beautiful level. ping, bus Une. Minimum down. brick wall and counter tion call The Enaworth Mitten own boss! Cal! Joe Gordon. signs. Originally over $300. able tanmedtate^, $128 a b^ment, laundry, G.E. $30,900. addressed to the Classl- ARE BOOMING HAVE YOUR kitchen set refln- 649-6480 after 5 p.m. acres, Route 6, pond and brook, $14,600 Manenester. 6 room For appointment call Suzanne with built-ins, formal din Agency 648-6860. Barrow.s A Wallace. 649-6306. MAN FOR Messenger • mail balance due 865, take over month. CaU 649-2866 before 6 kitx^hen apphances, h eat flad Manager, Manchester i.shed while you’re on vaca $4,600. Terms, Owner, 742-8090. Cape, new siding, fenced shad Bhoita, 643-8886. J. Watson ing room, Uving room with AT clerk position in -Rockville. payments, $10. monthly. Deal p.m. all included. 668 A 576 Evening Herald together tion. Manchester Reflnishing, BOOKKEEPING machine oper ed lot with fireplaoa, aewera. Beach ft Oo., Realtora, 633- flreptace and beamed ceil LAWRENCEl F. FLANO VERNON — 8 room Split Level’ with a memo listing the Must have his own car. This WANTED GOOD home for three er, Hartford 622-0981. Hilliard Street. Open Mon- 643-9283. Money to Loan 29 ator, Burroughs, experience Job requiree young muscles. LOQKINO tor anything In raal Hutchlna Agann, Raaltora, 2114. ings, wan to wall carpet REALTORS bullt-ins, wooded tat, deadend oompanies yon do NOT cute kittens, 643-9193. day-Frtday, 7:30-8:30, or Houses For Sale 72 646-0103. necessary, paH-Ume, 20-hour Oontaot Mr. Murphy at Nelson BVERYTHINO in steriased re estate rentals — apartmanta, ing, 8 generous sized bed street. Idee view, walk to new J call for appointment 'War want to see your latter. Fitzgerald Ford SDTIND MORTGAGE - Un week, or full - time, 40 • hour conditioned used furniture ana homes, multiple dwellings, caU ntAND NEW 6^ room QoM rooms, outside rear fire 648-2766 646-0434 742-6864 school. Traneferred, $30,500. Your letter will be des Freightways, Inc., 28 E. Main GROOMING and boarding, will ren E. Howland, Realtor, SEVEN R(X>M okisr home, 4 FOR SALE or rent with option MedalUon home -with carport, Building— Contracting 14 limited funds avallabie for sec week, good salary commensur collect and deliver. H. C. appliances, high quality—low J. D. Realty. 648-8199. place, attractive deadend 876-7502. troyed if the advertiser ia Street, Rockville. 860 Main St, 643-1108. bedrooms, 3 baths, lot 72x151. to buy. B room Ranch on 1% tag kitchen with oven, range $U,990 — HOT value in cool ond mortgages, payments to ate with experience. Cali 643- Chase, Harmony Hill Ken' rices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 street, over one acre tot, one you’ve mentioned. If TRAi)E-IN SPECIALS MANCHESTER — Delightful 3- Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. acrea, two-car garage, alumin and dishwasher, $ bedrooms, Bolton. Four room Ranch with NEWTON H. SMITH & SO N S- suit your budget. Exnedlent 2128 for appointment, Mr. Sha- nets, Bolton, 643-6427. outh Street, Rockville. 876- only $21,600. NO. OOVBNTRY — 8 not it will be handled In g bedroora garden apartment, 448-6958. um siding, flreplaced Uving aB aluminum exterior, $18,600. partial basement and a big 1965 Chevrolet Impala Super Remodeling, repairing, recrea service. J. D. ^aity. •iS-6129. I^ro, Tots 'n Teens, Manches 3174. Open 9-k. house, 14x24 Uving room with the usual manner. ideaUy located, heat, hot wa room, 8 bloom s and a huge Wolverton Agency, Rotors 2-car garage, exceUent condi Sport 2-door Hardtop, V- tion rooms, additions, garages, ter. ENGLISH SB’TTERS, registered SDC ROOM diq>lex, good loca ADAMS STREET, Just off the LAWRENCE F. FIANO re d w e ^ cabliiets and woo<2 concrete work. Call 649-3144. A FRESH START v/111 lump NOT $900, NOT $800 ter, range, refrigerator, park tion, $115. a monto. A-vallable kitchen. ExceUent condition. 649-3818. tion throughout. Lot is wood 8, automatic, bucket aeats, litter, hunting stock; also. comer of Center Street. Big big REALTORS 643-2786 ed with plenty ot privacy. T.J. work, 2H acrea with 300 (ort your debts into one easy pay PREPARE NOW lor next year’s MACHINISTS Dachshunds and Weimaraners, NOT $700, NOT $600, ing, $130. monthly. Avallabie Sept. 1st. Oak after 4 p.m., Quiet street $18,500. Wotver- frontage, 10 minutes from Man- pow er steering, radio, NO! NO! house of 9 rooms. There are 6 ton Agency, Realtora, 649- U L A C STR EET — Only $14,900. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Lost and Found CARPENTRY — 82 years’ ex ment. If you have equity in vacation. You will be able to puppies ail ages. Stud service. Aug. 1. 648-0978. 649-S6M. charter, $10,800. CaU owner 74S- heater, white sidewalls. perience. Ceilings and floors property, call Frank Biurke to NOT EVEN $650 full bedrooms on the second 2818. Young Cape, 4 plus 2 yn- go farther and do more with Southington, 1-628-8573.^ BOLTON — 7 Room Trl-lovel VERNON — 5H room oversized 8363. $3,090 tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga discuss ways and means. Con BUT A WHOLE HOUSE ROOMS, second floor, heat, MANCHESTER — Excellent lo floor. Needs redecorating finished, redecorated through LOST — BLACK and white male money you save as an Avon home on a high, dry and scenic Ranch, U ft R bulk, buUt-ine, rages. additions, attics finish necticut M ortgage Elxchange, 3 ROOMS LOVELY hot water and gas, adults only. cation, modem three room (paint and paper). Enclosed 6-6 TWO FAMILY, lovely tot out, deep lot, sewers, bus, U collie, name “Rhmy” vicinity BOARDING only — cats (must IH scree. WeU manicured Representative. Cash in on porches, three car garage, ideal tor children, tow cai^ rs' aluminum storms, basement Vemon-TalccitviUe area. M9- 1968 Ohevrollet Bel Air, 4-door, ed, remodeled, concrete work. 16 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- be altered and inoculated) by NEW FURNITURE CaU 649-4088. apartment, stove, refrigemtor, stores, amall down payment lawn with profusioa of trees 6 cylinder, standard shift, our heavy summer-time tte- 1st SHIFT trees. Lot of house for only quired, assume mortgage. JJJ. garage. Hanley Agency, 648- M87; after 0:30, 87B-0018. No Job too' small. Immediate 8897. mand for our fragrances, deo reservation. Fenros Cattery, AND APPLIANCES heat, hot water, adUlto, $116. Robert Anderaon Agency, 838- and shruba. One car garage, 24 Dutch Find G«a radio, heater, white wall MANCHBS’TER Garden Apairt- 117,990. T. J. Crockett, Real Realty Co., 643-6129. 1776 evenlnge. 0030. estimates. 643-2629. dorants and suntan lotions. 876-9131. EVERYTHING 643-0810. ft living room with ftreptaoe. Urea. FOR ONLY $500.00 . ments — SH room apartment, tor, 843-1677. LOST — Man’s sui^aases, Complete training. 'No experi Huge kitchen, infomtal mnlng NEW LI8TTNO — clean 4 room AMBTBRDAM, Nathartandi (.% Parkade Laundrmnat. (^ I 649- DION CONS’TRUCnON CO. — Private Instructions 32 3rd. SHIFT Which Includes ' a’vaUoble now, heat, hot water, FIVE ROOM apartment, flrat’ MANCHESTER — 3 famfiy flat WARANOKE ROAD $1,460 ence needed. Call 289-4922. NEW TWO-Family duplex, 6-8, 6H rooms each, separate fur room. Heated family room. 3 Oape, full basement, artesian — About haV the 40 trUHcai orao. Complete building service. New FREE — mongrel puppies, 9 1 Famous Make Refrigerator atove, refrigerator, $110. per floor, near tiSr and church, No. 141... vacant Cape, 4 bed TUTORING, Grades 4 through nice location, separate heat naces, 2-cor garsM, exceUent bedrooms and Ihi baths. Best weU, $10,900. Leonard Agency, cubic feet of natural gaa newly 1962 Galaxle 500 2-door sedan, construction, alterations or ad EXPERIENCED waitress for weeks old. Call 643-8146. 1 Famous Make TV month. 643-0000, 646-0090. Of $96. monthly, one child accept rooms, two fuU batha, rec room. discovered la the Nbrtheni 6, any subject. Call 628-0641 be PA R T TIMF ing systems, city u.'llltles. Call location. Bel Air R ^ Estate, quality one owner home Wol Realtors, 646-0469. V-8, automatic, radio, ditions. Roofing, siding, paint part-time auid vacation work. 1 Bedroom Suite fice 16 Foreat St. ed, no pets, avallabie August Many features, must be seen to verton Agency, Realtors, 649- Netherlands is eannariced for Announcenionts tween 2-6 p.m. COCKER PUPPIES, buff, 9 builder, Leon Cleezynakl, 649- 643-9333. heater, whitewall tires. ing, etc. 643-4352, 643-0898. Must be over 21. ’Three J’s 1 Living Room Suite 1st. 649-0147. be appreciated. Trades ootuid- 3813. ELLINGTON—6'] room Ranch. resifienttal use. Other tonpor- weeks, attractive and nicely WE HAVE ouatameia watting 4291. Very clean. Restaureint, Route 8 and 44A, 1 Dinette Set ered. Caty sewers, water. Big Play tont oonsuumera will be tha ELECTROLUX Sales and serv- QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, 10 MEN WANTED bred, AKC registered, H. C. for the rental cf your apart FOUR ROOM apartment, sec MANCHEISTER - 6 room $1,420 Bolton. TURRET LA'THE 1 Sealy Mattress CONCORD RD. — Beautiful ACTION WANTED on this im room, vtalk • out basement, gitaea, metoAe and ceramtoa la- L Sea, bonded representative. Al dormers, porches, basements ment or home. J. D. Realty, ond floor, stove, refrigerator, Ranch with two full ceramic T. J. Crockstt, Resitor Chase, Harmony Hill Kennels, 1 Sealy Box Spring Ranch, large Uving room, for maculate Oape. Six rooms fin FHA, VA financing. $16,500. fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., refinished, cabinets, built-lns, NO EXP. NECESSARY Hebron Rd., Bolton, Conn. 648-8139. 340 Oak St. $86. monthly. Pre baths, two-car garage, three durtrtea. 1963 Fairiane Wagon, 4-door, 2 Throw Rugs mal dining room, cablnot 648-1677 ished, IH bams, rec room, acre Barrows ft WaUace. 649-6306. Manchester, dsi-Slil. formica, aluminum, vinyl, ENGINE LATHE 643-6437. fer young couple 'with no chil bedrooms, fireplace. Huge V-8, standard shift, radio, TRAIN AS TRACTOR WOMAN — Reliable, to clean 1 Boudoir cSialr kitchen, bedrooms, recrea of grass and a two car ga j steel, eeramo siding. William CHECK THIS VALUE dren. Call 643-9409 after 6 p.m. 2 kitchen with built in oven, MANCHESTER — apaotous 6 HCUJDAT HOUSE, Cottage heater, white eidewalls. TRAILER DRIVER Weekly. Call 643-7188. 2 Vanity Lamps tion room, landscape rage. Owners have othe^com- Robbins Carpentry Service, BRIDGEPORT WILL TAKE all unwanted pets, 2 Pillows ,^.NOW... range and dishwasher. Utility room dwelling conveniently lo Street. New concept in retire Extra dean. ! Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, room completely aluminum mnmente, must mova One of 649-3446. excluding cals and dogs. Will 1 Pair Blankets OLEIAN 6 room apartment tor cated, m batha, 3-car garage, ment living. Near buses, Inunediate Job opportuni For The Flrat Tlnu In Ckxm. 643-6963. sided. Big lo t Wolverton the cleanest and the neatest $1,580! buy small cages according to 1 Cocktail Table rent, adults preferred. Inquire lovely lot, only $16,600. Alice HIGHEST QUALITY churches and shopping. Reas CARPENTRY —Concrete steps, ties available with MAJOR DRILL PRESS Agency, Realtora, 649-3818. homes that we have ever listed. TRUCKING COMPANIES. 'TOY AND GIFT condition. Call 643-9269. 2 Table Lamps TRUE LUXURY after 6 p.m. 83 Birch St. 4-8 ROOM TWO PamUy, excel Clampet, Realtor, 649-464$. onable rates. For information 1969 'Thundeihird Hardtop, V-8,1 floors, hatchways, remodeling Very sensibly priced. Just over MEMBER OF VARIOUS 1 9x12 Rug LIVING lent starter, good location, EXPERT WORKMANSHIP oall M9-2SU. automatic, power steering, porches, garagee, closets, ceil BURRING CLINTON STREET — attrac WEDGEWOOD DRIVE. 6H SEVEN ROOM Colonial, oool, Bolton town Une. T. J. Crock I TRUCKING ASSOC. To PARTY PLAN 1 Floor Lamp priced for quick sale, $16,900. power brakes, power win-1 ings, attics finished, rec rooms tive 6 room, 8 bedroom, mod room Cape with fuU abed dor country setting, firratace, fine ett, Realtor 643-1677. qualify you must complete Articles F or Sale 45 1 Smoker CaU Elugene GagUardone, 649- SWIMMING leaaons including dows, power seats. EJx- formica. No Job too small. D k Manager and dealers need- LOW RENTAL ernised kitchen, extra doeets, m er and IH baths. Oil hot shrubbery, $14,800. Call Eugene LOWEST POSMBLE PRICE a 3 week driver training 36 Piece Dlnnerware Set 2760, J. D. Realty Co., 648-6129. Junior and Senior Ufe saving, celient one-owner. D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. in this area. Full or spare SALES AND Service on Ariens, garage, $106. Glastonbury .$83- water heat pluter walla, firo' GagUardone, 949-3790. .J. D. program. If accepted, tui 24 Piece Silver Set V e n o n hours at your convenience. Au 45 TO 60 HRS. Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn 1874. place. City utilities.Jes. Newl;Newly Realty Co., 648-8138. SPECIAL $1,090 tion terms will be ar time opportunity showing 18 Yards Floor Covering GOOD STARTER home — 5 gust. M6-0103. A. A. DION, m e . R«xiClflg ~ stand out line o f over 500 mowers. Also Hbmellte chain . M ARILYN p ^ t e d 1964. Fairlyiriy prioed. NEW LISTING siding, painting. Carpentryntry. A t ranged. Only those serious EVERYTHING FRIVATB, gentlenmn, farm es rooma and sunporch for $11,700. MANCHESTER — seeing ta be- 1902 Pontisjc Convertible Cata newest nationally adver saws and International Cub Ca Wolverton Agency,y, R eahon, terafions and addlUans. Ceil about a career as a Profes ONLY $500.00 tate bordering Manchester Deep treed lot, full cellar. Ueving. .6 room Cotonial cn lina, V-8, automatic, pow tised ’Toys and Gifts. Cash PFR W FFK det Tractors. Rental equipment 649-3818. Iromaeulate 6H room Personals ings. Workmanship guaran sional Driver need apply. Free storage until wanted Country Club, 2V4 rooms, first Aluminum storms and screens, beautiful tandecaped tat, near Ranch on a large, weU er steering, power brakes, For interview, send name, in on tremendous Christ and sharpening service on all COURT $86 per month total with VA, teed. 299 Autumn 8t. 643-4860. makes. L A M Equipment Free delivery anywhere In floor in old Colonial. AU uUU- bus, schoota and riximtas- landscaped tot Quiet street. RODE WANTED, Pratt and radio, heater, white side address, telephone, hours at mas demand. Call or write « APARTMENTS no down payment. Wolverton Corp., Route 88, Vernon, 876- Connecticut ties, stwe and refrigerator, va Priced tor quick sale at $15,- 8 bedrooms, abundant clos Whitney, second shift, from wall tires. Original NELSON HIGGINS Builder — home. Write to Box Y, today Santas’ Parties Deptii. ABOVE AVERAGE PAY Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. N Avon, Conn. Telephone 7609. Manchester Exchange — Free set-up by our own re Maabhsatar ^ cant, $90. 644-0181 after 6:30. MANCHESTER 600. Oiar-Bon Real Bstota, oa- ets, large kitchen with pine Spruce St. 643-6727. throughout. Less than 30,- Garages, porches, recreation Herald. liable men. Orlg;inal price for A rea Code 203, 673-3466. Enterprls 1946. NEW 6-6 duplex, 8 bedrooms, 3 0683. cabinets, separate dining 000 miles. A real buy at rooms, additions, repairs, re all this merchandise was STom Hartford, taka WEST SIDE — 8 room apart RIDE WANTED to Aetna In furnaces, basebocuti heat, New Listing: area, fireplace and pine $1,870 modeling. 644-1700. KEEP YOUR carpets beautiful $825.46. Some fortunate person Croas Parkway te Exit 93. Pro- ment with encloaed sunporch, MANCHESTER — Large 6-room paneled waU. Oarage. (jiUy surance Co., Farmington Ave., Help Wanted— Female 35 oaad 1 m as on Canter St. Mari choose your cotora, Hutchlna Contromatics despite constant footstepe of a can purchase it all for only heat and hot water, available Ranch, 1% tiled baths, garage, $16,900. Raitford, from vicinity Wood- EARN $60 and more in famous lyn Court la located on the cor Agency, 646-0108. 1982 Ford Qalaxie 500, 2-door busy famdly. Get Blue Lustre. $500.00. On display at main August 1st. Adults only. 640- Compact 6 room Cape — patio, hot water oil heat, buttt- bridge Street, hours 8-4:10. 643- brand Items. No Investment. ner of South Adama and Olcott Hardtop, V-8, Crulsomatic, Roofing—Siding 16 Rent electric shampooer $1. store. Appliances are recondi 6637 or 648-1848. Weet,^Sido — Oarage— Pri iM , city utUities, targe treed HAYES AGENCY •170, IMPORTANT NOTICE Help friends shop from home. Sts., Just one Mock south of MANCHESTER — New 7-roo'm power steering, radio, Corp, Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper Sup tioned and fully guaranteed. Garrison Colonial, 12x24 Uv vate 'rear yard with stone tot, fuU baeenvent, exertlent BIDWELL HOME Improvement Send for free 666 page catalog. Center Street Only 10 mimltaa MANCHESTER — two bedroom heater, vinyl trim, white The 1964 Civil Rights Law ply. MONTHLY ing room, fam ily room, built- walls and outdoor stone condition, I years old. Ohartes 646-0181 sidewal'le. Extra clean. Company—Roofing, siding, al- Popular Club Plan, Dept. N801, ttom Conatltution Plaaa. m odem duplex, fuU basement, fireplace — Excellent for AutomobDes For Sale 4 prohibits, with certain excep 200 W. M AIN ST. PAYM ENTS in kitchen, spacious lot. Priced Leqieranca, 649-7630. teratlona, additions and re tions. discrimination because Lynbrook, N.Y. PlCIflC t'ABLES, all sizes and ONLY $16.93 SH-6H Room Apartments back yard, refrigerator, stove, children—Full basement — $1,570 modeling of all types Excel- ROCKVILLE, CONN. right. Hayee Agency, 646-0131. WEHi» CART Tour credit turn of sex. It will now be necee- styles, from 6 foot $12.60. de Phone For Appointment STARTING AT $130, 648-7114. ■Whole house te in "apq>Ie NEW LISTINa — Biooallent 6 BUCKLAND Road Wapplng. 8 ',snt woikmanshlp. 649-«406. HOME IMPROVEMENTS ed dowpT Short on down pay sary for our readers not only livered. W. ■'.'nker P!nney SAMUEL AliERT $120 COLONIAL— rooma, SVi pie” order and ready to room Cape, 2 • oar garage, room home with out buildinga ment? BaaknqitT Repoasee to read the usual Female Help Wanted—Male 36 PHONE MR. BECKER Street, EUlngtou, 875-0897 wt- Hartford 247-0358 baths, Uving room SOxK), move in. A low mainte porch, beautiful rec room, Uie and 9 acres. 640 feet fr o n t a l PE R MONTH fiMd potential. By appointment PHONE 649.3406 Moot Don’t despalrt See Hon Fitzgerald Ford Help Wanted and Male Help 875-3317 ter 4. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT Btoomparabla Luxury Faatnraa Famiflhed Apsitm ents 63-A atone fireplace,' 6 scree of nance,. reasonably priced bath, nicely landscaped aad est Dopglas. Inquire about low Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Wanted claseifications, but If you have no means of land, outDuUdlngs, $81,600 home worthy of your seri- treed, city utilities. Owner Wolvertoa Agency, Realtora, est doe^ smallest payments Tolland County’e oldest Ford IMPORTANT NOTICE SCREENED l^JAM — tor the 649-3813. ROOYlNa — Spef.iailxlng re al.«io our Classification Help An Equal Opportunity transportation, I’ll send my HURRY NEAR MAIN ST, -* 8 furnished lyU brick Agency. 649-8464. oua oonelderatlon, $16,900. must sell. Charles Lesperaace, anywhers. No wnall loan or fl- dealer Wanted — Male or Female best in lawns and gardens from auto for you. No obligation. pairing roofe of all kinds, new ’The 1964 Civil RighU Law Employer Apartments a r a ranting rooms and bath, separate en 649-7630. BOLTON — Privacy. Only $13,- 2 aancs ooinpnny plan. Douglas our screening plant. Andover- $16,900—118' FRONTAGE, shade Windsor Ave. Rockville roofs, gutter work, chLnneys . . . 37. prohibits, with certiUn excep fast... seoond section now trance, no idiildren, 18 Del- Motors, m Mar Columbia. Delivered. George A—L—B—E—R—T’—S trees, Immaculate six room 600. 6-room (3apo Ood, 4 finish cleaned, repaired. Aluminum tions, discrimination because avaltahla for' immadlate oo* mont Bt. WARREN E. HOWLAND NEAT GAPE, Bowen School, 6 H. Grifflng, .nc.. 742-7886. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Cape, flrdplace, 'dead end ed, large treed lot, quiet dead 87e-S»&9 643-2486 tiding. WO years’ experience. of sex. It will now be neces Open Nights TUI 9 P.M. cupancy . . . REALTOR rooms, 0 finished, garage, fire end street, low taxes, easily fi VDLKSWAGEN Camper — 1961 THREE ROOMS, bath, utilities, street, Manchester. Hutchins place, convenient to bus, rttop- oompletely factory equipped. Free estimates. Call Rowley, WAITRESSES wanted, days and sary for our readers not only SALES TRAINEE wanted by s l nanced. Lawrence F. Ftano, LOAM X B! Clean »14. 1 ^ MARILYN COURT one or two older adults, first Agency, Realtora, 646-0108. 680 MAIN ST. •48-1108 ping. 649-6606. PROCESS & •43-0689, 649-6674. 648-6861, 644-8888. nights, full Ume, part-time, to read the usual Female NEW~RUGS; 9x12 beige, $3o’ Realtora, 6464M34, 043-3766, old reliable company and a now 112.60. Fill, gravel, sand, FURNISHED MODEL APT. floor, side entrance. 272 Main. 1967 CHEVROLET Bel Air, ra mu^ t have experience with food Help Wanted and Male Help leader In Its field. This is a 9x16 cranberry oriental, $40; 743-6864. stone, manure, white sand for Open Sunday g- Dally IMMACULATE 4 room Ranch, MANCHESTER — targe 7 room 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, good con dio, powerglide, power steer and liquor, Mrs. Canfield, Wanted classifications, but permanent position for a man 12x15 avocado acrilan. 668-2000. Heating and Plumbing 17 sand boxes and pools. 643- I I a jw T t o 8 P J«. oversized Uving room, recent Raised Ranch, to m a l dining METHODS dition. Will trade. May be seen ing, power brakes, 1962 V-8 en 3-7 p.m., Bolton Lake Hotel. also our Classification Help to be trained in sales. Pre 9H ROOM RANCH, fireplace 9604. RUG, 501 nylon, 12x12, dar); ly customized kitchen with MANCHESTER — Ranch, room , 2 baths, 2 flraplaosa, at 333 Main Street or 649-8247. gine, clean. 646-0103. Wanted — Male or Female vious experience helpful but Business Locations laife family room off kitchan, WAITRESS WAN’TED. Inquire moss green, one month old, $90. MAHAOING AGENT built-lne, beautiful rtiaded lot, family sized kitchen with bulTt waU-to-wall oarpeting, 3-ear . . . 37. not necessary, excellent op TOE AMAZING Blue Lustra will Leonard Agency, Realtora, SlOr frontage, weU landscaped, 1963 CHEVROLEIT, good m e B O m Plumbing A Heating. Re Frank’s Cafe, com er Main and 649-2966. SIMON POVERMAN For Rent 54 ins, S bedroonu, hot water garage. Generoua atae lot, ENGINEERS portunity (or advancement to leave your upholstery beauti 646-0469. suburban, 931,900. Hutchlna chanical condition, 166. Gall Trailers-— pairs and alterations. 643-1496. Pearl, Manchester. heat, plastered walla, one car shade trees, city water, aewera M A S k the right party. Salary, com fully s^t and clean. Rent elec • AGENCY DESIRABLE atore oi offloa Agency. Reatton. 646-0108. IMVOOmi*ami\M GENERAL ELECTRIC, 4 bum- 60 SUte Bt, Hartford garage, trees, $16,900. Phil- and sldewalka. Attractive The nearby IlomUton Standard company has immediate ope^ Mobile Homes 6-A PART-TIME or full-time, ex MACHINIST — Bridgeport op mission, car allowance and. all tric shampooer $1. Oloott Vari ■pace, ground floor, clean, at GARRISON Ootonial to axeoU' bigs offering advancement potential for men with denwnatiatoa er electric 40" range, used one 833-6474 Office brick Agency, 649-8464. neighbortwod. Lawrenoe F. ANDOVER — on the lake. 4 Radiiv—TV Repair perienced bookkeeper. Apply erators. turret lathe operator company benefits euoh as va ety Store. tractive and reasonable. Apply live neighborhood on a beautl' experience In the manufacturing produoiblUty of a d lven lM TENT ’TRAILER camper, can year, excellent condlUon, $126. 649-3683 Modal A pt ful wooded lot, 6 roonu, 1% Fiano, Realtora, 646-0434, 648' bedroom (tolonlal, 3 batha, 1062 VOLKSWAGEN, black, Services 18 in person, Marlow’s Inc., 867 and stock man. Job shop ex cation with pay, etc.' For inter 872-0098. Mr. Ghasoe, State Theatre, U MANCHESTER — executive 7 Une of meekMiinai, eleotronwohiialeal aad hydroaieohaataal vas one year old, excellent con PEERLESS Water Pump Bye- baths, breezeway, 3-car gZ' 3766, 743-6864. ta r n Uving room, family slaed vary good condition. 649-3082. Main St. perience preferred, 56 hour view apply to Singer Co., 832 m o d e r n 3H room apartment, a.m. - 8 p.m. room Oape, 3MI baths, 3-c4u: dlUon, $260. Tel. 649-8754. tern, half h.p., single phase rage, $26,400. Phllbrlck Agen' kltohen, oil hot water heat, ful products. OONNIB’B TV and Radio 8erv' week. Paragon Tool Co., Inc. Main St. THREE-PIECE gray betlroom country attnosphera, aU uUU- garage, wall-to-'wall carpeting, with 80 feet of plastic pipe, OFFICE SPACE available, 100 oy, 649-8464. OOLONIAL, HoUlster St., near ly insulated, aluminum itorma These position* will Involve complete reepontlbllUy 1962 FORD Galaxle Convertible, ice, available all boun. Ratle- MEDICAL transcrlpUonlst and 269 Adams 8t., Manchester. set, modem style, $100. Call af tire Includad, 190. par month. K toot family room, 16x83 ft. complete $60. 649-9908. per cent tocaUon. New building aU schools, six rooma, IH and screens, boat dock. $460. sing production ports, and workbif eloaely with engineering V-8, Crulsomatic, power steer Auto Driving School 7-A faction guaranteed. Call 649- receptionist. Excellent oppor MEICHANIC wanted, part-time ter 4 p.m., 649-8064. OaU 649-4888. A f t " 648-8834. swimming pool, lovely treed 1115. oompletely air oondltlonad. HORSE RANCH in Momtoea- batha, aliuninum siding, immor down. Char-Bon Real Estate, design and manufacturing groups on coat eontru and prepar ing, power brakes, radio and tunity for a career in a worth or full-time, experience in for AIR FILTERS, most sizes in lot. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. Ample parking. Ideal tor doo ter with 27 acres. 8 rooip oidate. Immediate occupancy. 648-0683. ation of product proposals. Requlrra sblUty to • v a h ^ maau- heater. Excellent condition. $1,- DRIVING Instructions — Home while and interesting position eign cars helj^I. Also, gas stock tor your window or cen 196. Phone after 6 p.m ,. 649- -pick-up, reasonable rates, teen in the office of a doctor in EXPERIENCED station attendant, full of part- tor, dentist, or professional of' house, IH baths, bam out MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom Bal Air Real Estate 6 4 8 -it a 3 . fnotuiing fucUltlee and to make sound recommendatione aa ta > ' tral alr-condlUonlng unit. T.P. SDC ROOM a] 476 Main buildings, oorrata, etc., $80,000. 7127. ^ age classes. Special attention Moving—Trucking- Bast Hartford, Applicant must time. Apply at 610 Hartford flea. F ot information call Rob Colonial, 4 yeani old, modem equipment procurement. Should bo able to write mnetae la- Altkib Co., 37 Tofland Tpke., •treat, 649-i PhUbrlok Agency, 649-8484. to nervous and elderly. Serv Storage 20 be neat, an excellent typist, Rd., Manchester. ert D. Murdock, U A R Realty kitchen with bullt-lns, family MANCHESTER — new listing. porta and make presentations. Bxperlenee may be to hanO S960 VOLVO, PV 644, 4 speeds tO O L AND Manchester, AUTOMATIO 4 bedroom Oa/po, large flra neat, nitriding, furnace brnotog or Induction nardeatog — ing Manchester and surround and able to meet the public. MANCHEarndR Chudan Oo., Ino., 648-2603. ______$14,600—Six rocm CMontal, ga room, m batha, dlnliw room, NO’n C E .^drwasd. Car and Urea very M A N C H B nV R Delivery. Light plaoad Uvinc room, enclosed plus utilization of advanced meehlM tools as related te moan- ing towns. Call Manchester Pleasant surroundings, liberal GAUGE GRINDERS S’TOCK ROOM attendant. High 100 U.S. oommemoratlvea, all manta — m rooms, 3 Dad- one oar garage, priced in low The Planning Oommlaslon of fo o d condlUon. Coior red. 649- trucking and paokags delivery. OFBTOB8 BOO-ISOO oq. ft., exoal rage, 1% acrea, garden, fruit pondi, kitchen with buUt-lns, Driving Academy, 742-7249. benefits, salary commensurate School educaUon, previous ex different, old and recent, plus TRANSMISSION rooms, heat, hot water, atovs, 30’s. PUlbclok Agency, 646- facturing capabUlty. Degree Meehaalcel Eagtoeerag er Refrlgaratore. washers and lant tooatton, Jairttor, paridiig. and sbade trees, suburban, Buckley Bohool area. Leonard the Town of Bolton. Conn., with experience. Refcrencer, perience helpful. Apply Person acket Hinges for |1. write rafrlaarator and pazUiw, 1130. Hutchins Agency, Realtora, 648 8464. wUl hold a Public Hearing on Metallurgy desirable, but not essential. idove moving ipiclalty. Folding ALL AROUND WUl reraodtt to euit tenant. Ageooy, Realtors, 646-0466. This large, highly diveralfled aeroepede oompeay effem a both personal and business, re nel Dept., Iona Manutaoturing, i.H. Stevenson, 1838 Homer TROUBLE? Ava&aMa now. M8-00W, 646- 0108. Wedheaday, July 28, 1965, at 8 19g0 WHITE ’Thunderbird, no Garage—S ervice- chabs tor r.mt M6-07BI. S Very raasoo abta. 649*6884, 646* 8TRANT STREET - Big rooms modern plant and the finest manufacturing (aclUtioe. quired. Write Box U, Herald. MACHINISTS Regent .Street, Manoheeter. Ave., Toledo, Ohio. 0090, o m c a 16 Focaat Btraat p.m. In the Community Hall for ersam puff but a bargain at ir Ft m Rood T«st 7176. , here, tour down and two up, Please forward your resume, bioludtog preeeat satoiy, te Mr. 8M0. Phone 742-7297. Storage io MANCHESTER — 8-4 two fam the purpose of considering the BOOKKE^ER • JUNIOR Ac- PATCH QUH/TS, poihoiders, AVAILABLE Aug. lat — 4-room IH batha. (One bedroom H. M, Wakeman, Personnel Deuntmoat, HamUtoa Btaadafd, Paintingr—Paperlnc 21 AGGRESSIVE man wanted by All Typ«s THREE ROOM oCboe or bual' ily flat, near Center Street, all MOVING TO FLORIDA? aubdlvtalon map o f Mountain counUnt for a position in Rock Top wages, overtime, fringe and handkerchiefs for sale. 876- apartment, oonvanlant location, down). Homa Is apoUesa, has Windsor Looks, Conneotlont We are aa aqnal epya I9tl CHBVRtX.^ Impala Con- large ohemical company. Ex nose, ground floor, 470 Main olty utiUtiei, $338. monthly In View development, located on GARAGE FOR RENT, 418 Main INTERIOR and axtsrlor paint ville, Contact Mr. Murphy tor benefit plan. Apply in per 9386. 888 Tunnel Road, Vernon. i f lud^Et TBrim automatic haat and hot water, enclosed porch, kitchen Is a employer. vafttWe V-8 automatic trans- son. cellent Immediate guarantee of Streat, ptonty of paridng. 649* come, good Investment or Uve ■lx room Oape, fumtabad the south aide of School Road, Street. Tel. 643-6128. ing, wallpapsr removed, fully appointment at 249-7671 or 876- 1196. to start with fine future marking o o^ a , no oMMtttn. in with omaU n^thly pay woman’s dellfiit. Vary can miseton, white, black top, red ★ AH Work 8229,6*8. , _____ or u n fu m lih ^ vicinity a t betwsen Hebron Rood and Insured. Rene Belanger, 648- 3388. of advancement into sales nun- “NEviSTusiiro OaU 649-4119. ments. Only $18,900. Lawranoe tral. At ll'rim thta ta good rtjtaaolc BobooL TfL 'idB- latarior, itnmaculate inside and value. Oomo aaa tor youreeU. Route 86, eubmltted by U ft R 0012 or 044-0804. agement. Muat qualify. Neat It,’’ say ussrs of Blue Lustre GuoranfBMl F. Flano, Realtora, e46*0464, out, fl.860, 649-6290. Motorcyclea—BIcycleii 11 TELEPHONE Balaatadi^ 9 >TVB ROOM Apartment, fa- s t o r e f o r r e n t . Ideal tor T. J. Choekrtt, Realtor, 648- Housing Corp., a copy of which E & S GAGE CO. appearance and outgoing per tor cleaning carpet. Rent elco- 64S-8766, 743*6364. P A lN T m O , EXTERIOR ai)d a.m. • 1 p.m., or 0 p.m.-9 p.m. trlo shampooer 81. The Sher- N fa, no pats, one month in ad* ^ o a or buainooi. Recently i6 n . ta in the Totra Clerk's office. ¥ 1918w. Cbavroletvnev] Bel Air sedan six TRIUMPH, red, 1968, 600cc, ex sonality impottont. Some ool- paneled. Former barber shot Intsrlor, papsrhanging, wall- daily, to work In our central^ Mftobell Dr. Manchester win • Williams Ob. vanoa, 6uo., central. Aug. 1. OWNER bought larger home — Jamea O. Haasett, aiHader, automatic transmis- cellent running condition, good legs helpful. For Interview oaS MaiRhittor ^ 188 Wert Middle Turhptke. 641 < V ■ i- > , M ^sr removed, dry/wall woric. air conditioned office. Perma 6a*D7B6. la moving In fall. Left behind COLONIAL—6 sparkling rooms, OLOOrr miVE - l bedroom Chairman Msal aacond oar, |896, 649- paint Job, fine appearance, new 6M-0302 or 636-66M. 6803 or 649*9704. Reaaonabls ratas. $ FuH]r la- nent, Salary and oommlaslon. FARM ALL TRACTOR F-30, new la a e room Cape with a very oompletely enclosed yard, near Oape, garage, aluminum aid- Edmond Mofancey megTIm WbrUmt t t V. • . -!
The DAV AuxlUary will have a eoolal and hot dog roast to morrow at 6 p.m. at the home lEumtttg lit raUi Ubm A m F w re t, of Mr. and Mra. Waltar Von tui^CUc o< Mr. and Mra. Don- Hone, Irodarood Dr., Vernon. Prnttnl M tneh»tUr^A CUy of VUlago Charm Mies Loulae Coppl^, DAV Btdaiwalk Salea wall a g a ih jto • M > r. PM ro*. M l LMdtow R d., ,K)naorad by tha RetaU Di- cf hM been iMumed to ttie dem’a State Department commander, will attend a guaat luncheon alon of tha Chamber of Com- VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 247 (TWBNTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., WBDNBSDXY, JULY 21, 1965 (Olaaalfted AdvarHaiBg tm Fag# ft) FRICB SEVEN CKNH tet Mt MUMlebiiry there. “It will prohibit devices giv a number of the Ug Strategic installed by town crews on Members of the Manchester purchase the oM Temple Beth unit serving on committees are tlon In said Dletrlcf. at least seven Bear the Iowa line and bende water Just come up too (See Page Eight) ing undue advantage to a state Air Command bombers took w(ricm, at Myrtle and Linden Penn Rd., AnsakH Rd., Broad dava before the day of said hear party ticket,” Kimball said. part In ths m ission in Binh PINEHURST and Httliard Sts., Leonard St. Mrs. Henri Pessini, entertain ing. and bv mailing eoplea of tole 9ts., tor use as a Senior Citliens' ment and music; Mrs. Wilber order on 6r before Julv 90, IMS. bv The measure is the first party Duong Province. Ckib. VUlege St., Ludlow Rd., Finley certified mall, to Ambulance Serv lever propoeal prepared tor tiie M eanwhile In W ashington St, Washington St, and Buck- Little, memorials, and Mrs. Jo ice of Menchealer. Inc.. 19 Dl»ne POTATOES The new quarters, if pur seph Wallett, program and pub Drive, Manrbeeter. Oorni.; Tire state constitutional convention President Jtrimson and Smre- chased — and Indications are land St. (incomplete). tory of Defense McNamara sat 3. Reconstructed were W. licity. CUy. Inc.. » 7 Bmod Street. Mnn- which Is to draft oonsUtutlonal Calif. Long: now that they will be — will re- cheirter Conn.! M-k-C LMUi Plan. changes to present to the voters down for a full dress confer White Washed Gardner St., Prospect St, Delegates and alternates fro^ Inc., c/o Mitchell Eeotan. Atty., LBJ Gets Another Chance ~ace the present faculties on the Manchester Auxiliary to the Asvlum Street. Hertford. Onmt. and at a Dec. 14 referendum. ence on . the Viet Nam situa Wooaittl Rd., Munro St, Fin tion, surrounded by a group Of NEW POTATOES hool St., in the basement of ley at., Ludlow Rd., W. Middle conclave are Mrs. Roy Farris, return make to thle Court. Some delegates are beUeved Pinehurst Low Price the former Cheney Tech build Mrs. Wilbert Auden, Mrs. Ever John J. Wallett. Judge, interested in pushing Gov. John top administration officials. Tpke. (near Main St), and cc: Atty. Ronald Jacob# McNamara told newsmen on ing. Washington St. ett Kennedy and Mra. Ruth Dempsey’s proposed consitu- Discussion on problems of the For Surprise Appointment his return from a personal 4. About 26 miles of road Hiokox. UMITAUON OBDEB __ Uonal change for an optional 5 lbs. 59c young wlh probably take up were surface treated; 10.4 miles AT A COURT OF PROBATE, party lever. But so far there check on tbs fighting that the moat of tonight's meeting, since Legal NotlceB held et Manchester, srkhln and for has been no move In this di ratio ef Vlst C Cong ong to govern were paved. the t>totrlct of Manchester, on the WASHINGTON (A P )— fthe first woman to serva on thebUnlversity Law school, also ment forces to "totally unas- focus has been directed to It for 6. A three-year street sign high|h court. era; up rection, and the deadline tor (AF FhotofasO several weeks. UMITATION OBDEB 14to day of July. 1968. _ President Johnson, who de ceptable” and appeared ready SHURPINE program was begun, which In AT A CXDURT OF PROBATE, Preeent, Hon. J ^ n J. Wallett, Johnson’s surprise « President has placed fUlng reaotuUons is July 29. A group of residents with cludes replacement of guard held at Hoaoheater. within and for Judge. ^ lights in surprise appoint Uon of Goldberg to ^ the stress In the past on the eleva Commuting Nun Honored hy RaBroad to reoommemd an Inerease la POTATOES Estate of Bruno Ostrowskl tote of Ths Klroball propoeal cotdd the strength of U.S. foreee In homes in the vicinity of drive- nan fences with steel beams, «> “»« M ai^eM er, In said DlMriot, ds- ments, has an opportunity vacaniw created by the deaB'of tion of women to high govern- in 303 Cans ins are pressing tor the passage ISto day of July. 1966. touch off a poli^al battle Not every railroad passenger gets to see the train kitchen. But Sister Claretta South Viet Nam. such aa have been InstaUed at Preeent, Hon. John J. . Wallett. ceaeedr _ . to shatter prec^ent by Adlai E. Stevenson stirred Im mant posts. He set out In 1904 to among delegatee of the two of either an anti-loitering law Judge. On motion of Helen M. Orirwwskl, Easter of Milwaukee is no ordinary passenger. She has commuted from her The White HOuee, however, Sliced ... .2 ci|nt -35c Parker and Mather Sts. 986 Oak 8 t, JIanchester. Oonn., ad- mediate speculation that he find places for 00 outstanding parties. It could win stremg bac or a curfew ordinance. Eatots of Ann E. Vennen a-k-a putting a Negro or a wom might withdraw the nomination women.' convent to her sister's home in Michigan via Chesapeake and Ohio trains for ■aid today*e eeseton waa not a Whole ... 2 cans 37c The HRC, when It was form ed ~nna B. vaiinen or Ann# Vennen, mlnlatiwtrix. __ __ ing am ong the 42 R ^ fa U ca n decision-making one but one of TREASURER tote of Manohestar, In said Dtotriot. ORDERED: That ,slx n w n ^ an on the Supreme Court. of Judge Thurgood Marshall, a hi this connection, tha names delegatee, most of whom would 52 years. Yesterday she was rewarded with a plaque, a private car for tha Ready to heat and serve . . . in the fall c f 1964, was asked Town Treasurer Walter N. deceased. from toe 14to dAy of July. 1988. No one concerned professed to deliberations. “CheT' Denise Jacques of Glastonbury, servSs soup to, left to right, Brenda Hemphill of and toe same are limited end al Negro, to be solicitor general of prominent women attorneys like to see the-party lever done trip, a tour of the kitchen and a taste of Chef George Davis’ soup. an cooked . . . no waste by the board of directots to Leclerc, In a year-end report, On motion of BUiabeto O. Moo- have any Inkling of Johnson’s The fifth announced raid Lubbock, Tex.; Joanne Dixon of Manchester and C^thia Starr of Hudson, Wls. The girls nan, U Pina HIU St, Miancheeter, lowed for toe creditors -within which and name him to the Supreme drew some attention. They in away with In view o f the Dem- made by the B62s In the Vleh tadde the teen-age problem as has reported that the town's Oonn^ executrix. to bring In their claims agatait sa.M intentions In filUng the vacancy Court bench. are being fed at the Girl Scout Senior Roundup in Farragut National Park, Idaho. estate, and sold administratrix to clude U.S. Diet. Judge Sarah ocratic landSUdea in recent namese war, it wae carried out its first ordpr of business. 1964-66 General Fund surplus ORDERED: Ihat six months created by the appointment of MarshaU, whose nomination is POTATO SALAD from toe 18to dj^ of July 1966. be directed to give puMlo notice to toe Hughes, who administered the years. at the requeet of the Vietnamese wiU total $228,463, about $31,000 credltoTS to bring In thetr daims Justice Arthur J. Goldberg aa pending before the Senate .Judi In Lb. Glass Jars -and toe same are UmMM and al oaUi of qfflce. to Johnson after govemmeht “in a program of higher than had been anticipat lowed tor the credltore within which -within said time allowed by pub U.8. ambassador to the United ciary Oomn|iittee,' dlscoUnUd lishing a copy of this orter In sonje the aksaaaination of President Victim of Shooting continuing harassm ent and oId New Britain woman Cong activity,’’ the qiokeamaa tors to bring in their clainui within gress, however, thgt the Preel- press) talking,” he told raport- nams a Negro woman, Miosjorie •eld. ,tore—Bound or silent, also The actual surplus has reach ___said time____ alt Jowwd by publishing turn make to tole court of the no- dent will make a ■pectaoular era. " R Justist Isn’t In.the C B ^.' was reported in satlafactory con oc^y of tola order In some newspa XAwpon, former" Distriet of 36 mm. slide projectors. ed about $280,000, but approxi The name'oi( CMronce C. Felr- dition todjay aftar b e ^ shot The area ef the raM was be Buy a Jar of this Prune Juice Panciera • Little per having a drculatton In sakl *** **'^JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. move. This could' Involve his OillimWa Jnvonile Court Judge, lieved to be Jiiet weet ef Baa at Pinehurst and save 10c. m ately $61,000 has been taken probaterobate dTstrict wMiin ten days aelaction of the first Negro or guson, N egro 'fls s n o f ^MrM|d four timss. Mise Dorothy Ultle, daughter Reach Roundup Site hkS edihS to his attention. The overnor. Bang, where government toceeS Buy a case and save more. WELDON DRUG CO. from last year's revenue and from toe date of toto order and re- Mra. A lejadria Colon o f 50 La* M l Mala St—TeL 648-5321 of John Little of Pearl St., was credited to 1966-66 tax ool- turn m Ae~to tokToourt of toe no- President recently appointed fayetts 8t, wait the vicUm. Hu ttoe i^en. ____ her aa vies obalman of ^ IMs- (Baa Page EIgM) SUNSWEET niarried Saturday momtng at (The following aoooirat of the^bus ride to the actual site on lections. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. Read Herald Ads. •hooting R at piacs T\issday svs- HARTFORD (AP) —,onsH>le govern West Hartford Publishing Co.; Mrs. Fultz is a 1963 graduate $8,768,261, about $100,000 less ment agencies as to the role Joyner, Wlnsted; Max Lepofsky, a month’s vacation In Etmtps. of ths Offtce at Civil Rsgtotra- and T(»natoes to not over 3 cans. of Manchester High School and average breakfast line was Princeton St. is first Heutenant John Driscoll of Bridgeport, tion said shs waa 16. seven cars long. Nevertheless, of ^ e Motor Patrol, and Frank than was ultimately spent. they might play hi preventing 'resident of the State Labor Swift’s Sweet Rasher is a secretary at General Elec The town's expenditures fbom ragweed pollen from becoming Tsary-eyed from a ooM, Jua tric Credit Corp, Bloomfield. meal time was always anxiously Ceaber of Coventry is president. Sports Clothes Look Tops louncil, AFL-CIO; The Rev. Ed na saM the age question “U s the General Fund have Jumped adrbome. BACON ...... lb. 89c Mr. Fultz attended Manchester awaited, for the waiting only Patrol members from Man win Edmonds of the Dixwell loco. I don’t know what to say,. enlarged our appetites, rather chester are Joseph GaHant of over $1.1 million In two years, WED. ONLY “FinaUy, the program wlH Ave. Congregational Church, schools and served three years It to BlUy." than dampening them. 89 Olcott Dr., Harold A. Geer from $7,716,268 during the 1962' give us a statistical index of New Haven; E. Clayton Gen- in the U.S. Army in Hawaii. 68 fisca l year to $8,862,191 last "THE REST FROM THE W EST!" the ragweed poUen proMem 'nie darit-eyed brunette, He Is employed at Pepsi Cola of The highlight of our trip was of 86 Wetherell St, Woodrow gras of West Hartford, president Trucker Surrenders, daughter at actor Rudolfo.Acoa- and all-day tour of Yellow H. McCann of 47 Piaclcard St, year. Revenue has Increased in throughout Connecticut.^' In Bahamian Isle Setting of the Security insurance Co.; South Windsor. the same proportion for the two- The program Iteelf ia hitend- ta, says she has always 'A '/fc/i'"''!,, stone National Park. In order Charles Buder of 30 EMe Dr., Anne M. Hogan of Putnam who dream ed at being a Mtos Uni to be ready to leave the train Charies Thayer of 149 New year period. ad to show how much ragweed I r.puiL'Cl ^1 By RHEA STEWART was chairman of the original verse apd wouldn't He to do it, Shipbuilding Gains at 5 a.m., we arose at 3:30. Bolton Rd., and WUliam Stonek A final breakdown on depart EYE OF THE ROUND pollen ie preeent in the air hi (Herald Special Writer) Higher Education Study Com mental deficits and surpluses various Coimecticut locallUee. Admits Goya Theft 'Pageant officials said hay After eating breakfast in Yel- of Box Mt. Dr., 'Vemon, and FREEPORT, GRAND mission; Miss Helen M. Hogan passport Indicated She wae IS, C f '% Stainek EleotroMpe on Broad fo r the 1064-65 year w ill not be The count, which wiU be re W LONDON — Lloyd's Register lowatone, we visited Old Falth- BAHAMA—Yes, there’s a of Waterbury, head of the social But the Mexican official said of Shipping reports that world and other famous sites. S t , available for a few days, pend' leased daily to local news me r studies department of Leaven LONDON (A P )— An’ unemployed truck driver who More than 40 motorized units ing a final audit by the con dia, will Indicate the number of difference between seeing her parents had taken out a shipbuilding last year totaled The climax of the day oc worth High School. turned himself in was releas^ on nominal bail today birth certificate in 1949 saylnC 10,263,803 g;ro68 tone, excluding curred when 600 girls were let participated in competition. troller's office. pollen grahie for each square Also, Robert Jeffries of West- centimeter cf ooteeUng sur sports clothes in their own ^ ter a detective told a Magistrate’s Cqurt the driver she was bom June 29,194D. Thu tonnage recorded by Russia, lose in one gift shop. As thla was setting, outdoors and ready port, president of Data Control had admitted pulling Britain’s most publicized art steal would make her 16. Red China and Bast Germany. the flrat place we were allowed ROAST face. A dally count of aevan or in Danbury; Sister Mary Theo On July IS, 1960, the officto l The world tonnage increased by to stop, we were all crowding to m ore Is lik ely to produce hay for action, and watching;^ dore, president of St. Joseph — the theft of a Goya portrait of the DUke of Welling GLASS ENCLOSURES 1,725,290 tons over the 1968 fig buy souvenira and poetcarda to them in the clinical atmos College, West Hartford; Donald ton. (Ses Page Eight) * ure. ae^ home, however, there were phere of a ballroom run- McOamton of New Canaan, pres- The 61-year-oid defendant, Kempton BuntOn of Newcastle, waa ordered to appear for an FOR lATHTUBS only three casMera and very way. ' little walking room! Tidal Wave other hearing on Aug. 22. He When we arrived In Athol, when the setting Is 'waving entered no plea but told U^e ONd SHOWERS Idaho, Thursday morning, the pakn trees and tr^tcal hibls- mag^istrate the court would towmqieaople had arranged a ous, as It Is hers at the Lucay- have to appoint' a lawyer for BuUetins BARRiCiNr W onderful <.10tU IVf Prediction an Beach Hptel 'where 160 Glass does a beautiful job for such exdnslvrty at grand welcoming reception. Klan Rally Tonight, him because he didn't have the purposes in your bathroom. Easy to Banners and signs from oil the fashion sdttoni were flown by money to hire one. the New Toric Couture Group Bunton, father of five chil Clean. Never wears out. local organizations were dis th in g s •'|»I URGES PEACE TALKS Liggeff Drug played and ah the vlUagsra and Alerts CsD. a finale to its week of fall dren, walked Into London’s West fashion openings the Improve PARKADE officials turned out to greet us. End police staton Monday night LONDON (AP) — Premies OPBN 8 AJI. to 6 P.M. * From AtiKd we took a short happen SANTA BARBARA, Calif. ment is Ths Klan function will be held Shelton, In an obvious ref flennte nad Haase ooofenea THAT CALLS for SPARt "We’rD just taUng no suits. Thus ths pool and the In a oowpasture In Mississippi, erence to the Deacons, said successful campaign agalnat the QATERm ■greed today on a htotorto ehanoes.’’ said Morgan. “It I Caribbean Sea did not corns annual license fees which own FOOD? test across the Pearl River Tuesday night he thought “the bsnelve medloal care pro- CURKE MOTOR SALES! Ask for vour vacation cash now! didn’t alert the people and it did Into play. from Bogalusa, militant element of Negroes Is ers of televlaion sets in Britain bill to entebllsh a oompra- SERI//C It nay bo a wedding, a baB> happen, I would look silly. R Ths bleyols built for two has Announcement of the Klan trying In every way to force the pay. The foe, now pbout $11.20, 301 BROAD STREET—648-9521 Ask for • "Tfeat-Youfsoir Vacation Loan — gram for older Americana. quat or Jnet aa laformal get- can't be wrong to alert the peo made Its return. TMs time It’s rally came aa Bogalusa polios sending In of fedenU troops." supports the British 3roadcast- and wonderful things itart to happenl-fitt tS Ii^ L Y ple,” ha said. not a tandsm, with the girl The agreesaeBt was naltod together of a eodety, lodge or RIBS Instituted a "get tough" policy A federal Judge In New Or Ing Corp. down a t a slxlh OMtotlng oT some trleadly group. ' cash to set ready,' cash to go, and an Inter- S16.7B $300 Morgan said the warning perched behind her fellow, but in the wake of a federal govern leans will hold a heariiw next The 36- by 20-lnch portrait came nom J. Dou|^ Stewart, in keeping with the ristim which Bunton la accused of the oonfersss ts resolve dif# Rational Credit Card for famnediate aervice 26.S8 500 ment move to have top police Monday on a Justice Depart passed by the Hooee April We Are Prepared to who said he. was > researching statue of women, the two ride oitfloials cited for contem|x. ment request to ban the Klan stealing la believed to be the shutg the wey at any Banaflclal offica coait- 36.41 700 nrophsolsa at the University m sMe-by-elde, Tsm regular bl- 5 and by ths ie a n te July $• It was learned that the from interfering with persona earliest of thrse Goya painted of ' Serve You to Your 51.i 5 1,000 cyclee are attached together, to-coaitl Phone now and let Banaficlal put c Ohio In Athens. Council tor a Better Lcotolana seeldng to lawfully demonstrate the Britlah hero who defeated MARKS OONnilMBD Ttw latter didn’t spcolfloally wdiloh, sooordtng td a huit 'On 84 menUi phm. will recommend that Gov. John ■igalnat segregation practices. Napoleon’s arm y In Spain. Put Complete SatUfaetUm. DRIVEWAYS cpih in your pocket. . . fasti ■ay the dlaaator would hit* Santa from American. Machine .and ^^1 up for auction at Sotheby’s, it WAflHINOTON (AP ) ^ ^ ' Judge Herbert W. Ohrteten- Barbara County, said Morgm. Foundry, took rauoh engineer MoKelthen name a btraolal Our oaterlag sorvioe la aeff np oommlttee to deal with tha berry will also conduct a hear was bought by U.S. oil mllUcm- The fleonte confirmed ParfciBg A m m 0 Om Stattoni • BookettiaS Oonrto “But who am I to ing skill. Models appeared two airs Charles Wrightaman In PreeUtoot Jobneon’s nomlna#- to he flexlhlefloxlMe enough to ae- by two,* a girl and a boy, and state’s raotal probisma. ing to determine If Bogalusa oommodate any elia gathertag. Now Booking for Hgwiogia. WoHi , L ea d en of the council, a prt- Public Safety Commissioner June 1961, for $892,000. tlon of Leoutrd K. MnrtRi^ Why not oall ns and talk over BENEFICIAL In hla lottor, Stewart aald the ■ome .of the models had never The sale produced the usual Washington lawyer, to tm* FINANCE SYSTEM earthquake-tidal wave predic ridden a bike before, but elnoe vate agency oompoeed of eome Arnold Spiers and Police Chief Uw detailsf Olaxton Knight should bs hold In publlo outcry agalitot totting an need Cart T. Rowaw as tSr SPECIAL VAOATIOItTIME PRIDES tion was mads by Jsano Dixon a four-wheel vehicle oanhot tip of the eUtee leading white lApM up to $1000— Loona llfe-lnaurad at low eoat. buslnaee and civic leaden, contempt tor not providing ade art treasure leave the country. rector e f tho U,fl, InfceRMw All Work Peroonally SupervlMd. Wo an 109% Inaond. of Washington, and others. oYcr, there were.po problems Wrighteman offered to sell Um . tlen AgiswT- It alee a#T ■eneMwl Plw iiei C*. ef AAoitdieator meetsI withwun MoKsthsnMoiveuisn todayeooay Inm quate proteotion for civil rights Stewart’s latter rejortodly until one ooupte reached a cor* marohera. Judge Chrtstenberry painting to the National Gallery' nreved tho : was received In other Southern M r of the Isnm e^ere (hey d ^ -This iwo-pioM shirtwaist of white Hocksnum jrflb- » skyscraper ■ capltol, at 806 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER itoni Rouge. MoKfthan )tad •arllsr had ordered Bogalusa for the price he bad paid. 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