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» VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 237 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO S e c t i o n s ) MANCHESTER,' CONN.. MONDAY, JULY 10, 1967 (Claaslfled Advertising on Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Negroes on In Iowa
Viet Warfare . 1/.S. Cruisers Police End M Pound Reds’ Uproar in Gun Positions W aterloo SAIGON (AP) — Three U.S. WATERLOO, Iowa Navy cruisers pounded Commu (AP)—Gangs of Negroes nist gun positions In the demili fk tarized zone Sunday as the Red ran amok with fire bombs guns kept up thetr lethal artil and rocks in this north lery and rocket barrages on eastern Iowa community Tear Gas Fired at Hong Kong Rioters sandbagged Marine positions Sunday night, and police Just below the zone. finally broke up the riot ■ Gas-masked policemen fire t^ r gras at pro-Com- chargred that Red Chinese armed forces took part The U.S. Command also re after Nejgro leaders had munist Chinese rioters during: new eruptions of in the weekend, attack on a Hongr Kong frontier ported that photographs of a tried but failed to settle violence. Today a British grovemment minister post. (AP Phot^ax) bombing raid near Hanoi showed the Communists may things peacefully.- Several hundred persons have lost 68 of their antiaircraft' Jammed the predominantly Ne missiles to one devastating nav gro North End buslnessfsection al air strike. VAW-GM Talks to Open for several hours as young men Little ground action was re Slippery Problem started fires,, smashed windows, ported as U.S. Defense Secre looted stores and pelted vehicles Solved by Boy tary Robert S. McNamsira with stones. toured battle zones for the sec LOS ANOiEa.ES (A P) — F’lve persons were Injured ond day. After visiting the em Somebody yelled "snake!” at seriously enough to require hos Assured Wage, Bonus battled (Marines below the de a bus depot yeotenday and pital treaitment, although none pandemonium resigned. militarized zone Sunday, he was admitted as a patient. shifted today to the Mekong -Thiat Is, until a small boy Two parked cars were over Delta to look Into pacification whose name was loOt In the turned, and one shot was fired shuffle calmly collared the programs, tour a Special ait a police car but missed. Seen Union Demands 12-lnch garter snake. He Forces camp and visit the new Bernstein Conducts in Jerusalem Police made five arrests after turned his prize over to the Army-Navy Mobile Riverine about 75 city officers, state Force which moves 'infantry Am eH c^ conductor-composed Leonard Bernstein, DETROIT ■ (AP) — Wal- year—for GM and for the na- The Detroit News reported, bus tftation baggage depart- highway patrolmen and sheriff’s about the watery delta. in w h ite> u iij^ ft, leads the Israeli Philharmonic deputies charged .' up East ^ ^ „ meanwhile, that a of u a w ter 'P. Reuther indicated Off the demilitarized zone, the Orchestra atal(^ open air concert at Mount Scopus Pomth areet and deoired the 4- .loir Vijo Trni.fAH Auto ■ Asked If he were going to talk members showed they placed roaay nis uniiea i about profit sharing In this the guareinteed annual Income heavy cruiser Boston Joined the outside Jerusalem. Also performihg with the Is- mob away. Workers Union would oe- year’s negotlaUons, Reuther proposal a poor third In their 263 Left Dead heavy cruiser St. Paul and the .raeli orchestra is Isaac Stern, right, noted Ameri Authorities had kept police light cruiser Providence and the mand a bonus based on told a news conference, “ We’re preferences In this summer’s can violinist. Former Israeli Premier David Ben- out of the area for more tt)an an three moved close Inshore to going to talk about ’equity contract talks. Wages ranked In Japan After Gurion is among shirtsleeved spectators, upper hour after nightfall while lead profits and payable on top pound ited positions with 15 8- sharing.’ ” first, vdth rertlrement .program left. (AP Photofax) ers of the Negro community of a gruarante^ annual in- ■wiOi' Inch guns, 6 6-lnch guns and 5 5- He then explained an attempt Improvements—earlier retire- ‘Weak’ Typhoon tried to stem an outbreak that come in new contracts Ihch guns. The 8-lnchers can would be made to win a basic ment emphasized—a distant had been simmering for two ’TOKYO (AP) — Typhoon Bil reach almost IS miles inside the days. with the automotive indus salary for workers. Just like ex- second, lie weakened to a tropical storm zone. try this year. ecutives, and that “ after the Seaton' said earlier the auto Urge U,Si Take Initiative About 10 ;30 p.m. police moved by the time it hit southwest Ja The heavy blow at the Soviet- into the area briefly but pulled ReuUier’s'disclosure came In year is over and we know exact Industry's 6(ist-of-llvlhg clause, pan over .the weekend, but built missiles came two days out again In a few momenta. a news conference Just before ly what the size of the profit pie which increased wages 18' cents floods and landslides killed 263 ago when Navy fliers hit a bar-, They did not enter again until the first of the 1967 bargaining Is, the worker shall 'be entitled hourly during the current three- persons, left 101 missing and 460 racks area and missile storage nearly midnight, wh6n fire sessions began, this one at the to a second Increment” In pay. year pacts, “ must be given full ^nYu^dl De-escalation Sought nation’s largest -automaker, site at Ban Yen Nanh, 14 miles' alarms began pouring In and iReuther has made a guar- recognition in negotiating a new w m feared the death toll Oenergl Motors Corp. southeast of Hanoi. It was the Store windows were shattered anteed annual income, a top contract." - .^y^uld be tlve largest from a first raid against the 'area which all along the street. ! ' Shorty before, Louis <3. Sea- priority In this year’s negotia- GM workers were described storm since June 1961, when 302 apparently had been well By 8 GOP Legislators Officers swung their clubs and Ibn, OM vice pi^dent for per tions ai)d, says a worker must by Seatop as being In the top persons were killed In a ty- scouted by recpnnatssance cleared the street quickly, but It sonnel, hinted the corporation know at the beginning of a year third Income grpup In the Unit- phoon. planes. "W a s h in g t o n (a p ) — Eight namese reductions in Its supp 'rt was 1 :30 a.m. before peace was was agreeable to a wage lii- what his income will be for the ed States with an average wi^e, ’Thousands of police suid sol A spokesman said pilot re Republican . congressmen pro operations to the South, the plan restored. icsease but added that “ this ap- next 12 months, any layoffs “ Including coat-of-living allow diers were sent out to clear de ports and photos after the strike posed today a unilateral diplo minimizes the military risks of The street was left littered ipeara to be a crucial economic notwithstanding. ances and many fringe bene bris, restore communications disclosed that 68 canisters In matic Initiative by the United the United States,” Morse said, with .broken glass and store fits,” of $4.68 per hour. and search for .victims. which missiles are stored were States for a step-by-step de-es- Morse said the . plan was not merchandlse^ropped by looters ’’Furthermore," he added, The storm ■ ’hit northwestern hit by the raiding planes and the calaition of the Vietnam war. putu forwardfnrwn,..! as a panacea for who fled b ^ r e the charging “ their straight-time wages are Kyushu and western Honshu area was dotted with flames. ’The group said the United settling the Vietnam war but policemen. 30 per cent fabove the average islands, flooding more than 200,- explosions and broken wreck- States should halt all bombing seemed to offer more promise Police Chief Robeit Wright Congire;ss at Work, for all manufacturing employes ooo homes. sweeDinp away age. In North Vietnam north of the than the present war policy of said although several hundred throughout the country.^’ the Johnson administration or 1.1 -...I...... ------V— beds. The spokesman said the pho- ■■21st Parallel for 60 days.----- This----- men, women and children were Seaton said, OW employes paralyzing road and raU traffic tographs did not disclose wheth- Includes Hanoi but not the the alternatives suggested by on the scene, most of the trouble L on g Session Seen have veryf s u b e ta ^ ^ and cutting communications er mlssUes were actually Inside city of Haiphong. ■' either those who oppose the war was caused by about 100 "young wnrir thrOughout the area. the cannlaters but It waa Ukely If North Vietnam responded or those who want It stepped up. hoods.” WASHINGTON (AP) — Con- transactions. ’The House haisn’t j ^ The dtatriot around the, atom- they were loaded. However, the with a de-escalation move of Its Morse said- he submitted the It was the third straight night proposal to the administration gross returned from a 10-day even held hearings on it. .(See Fdge Nineteen) bombed city of Hiroshima, in cannlsters were not believed to own within 60 days, the United of racial trouble In Waterloo, recess today facing ttie prospegt little other nlajor legislation , western Honshu, was hit hard- have contained the, explosive States would then halt bombing some time ago but got no re which has some 6,000 Negroes of staying In session until Well is ready for floor action. The ' ------i r — ■ pst. ’There 99 persons ■ were re- warheads of the 37-foot-long north pf the 20th Parallel for a sponse. among Its population of about Into autumn if It Is going to House Ways and Means Oom- pbrted dead, 51 missing and 120 missiles. 60-day period—and so forth “ The best chance for peace 75,000.; j. Olean up the work laid oiit for it. mlttee, which was expected to injured. spokesman said 58'of the through five steps. , (See Page Ten) All the problems put aside'for bring out a Social Security revi Gov. Wallace “ Assuming Ahat both .sides (See Page Ten) the third long congressional ho sion bill last month, is talking \(See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) would respond In turn In this de- liday of the year were still wait now of needing two or three Under Surgery escalatory process, both the ing to be solved and a new and more weeks to work on It. ’The U.S. bombing of the North and tougher one Is likely to be added Senate won’t' begin hearings on For Malignancy the riorth Vietnamese infiltra Funny Freeways Are FREE —a request for a tax increase. It until the House passes it. HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Gov. tion Into the South could come V Despite claims of Democratic Hearings are still imder way Lurleen Wallace of Alabama to an end,” the Republican con Jeaders that the first six months In the House on the administra entered surgery this morning gressmen said. Of the session produced slginifl- tion’s antipoverty program and for an exploratory operation for Otherwise,- they added, the Eastern Motoring cant achievements, little that will probably last aU mixith. a malignant tumor. U.S. bombing of North Vietnam ivas not tied to the Vietnam war ’The Senate has yet to begin . Doctors were to determine the would continue. was accomplished and the bulk hearings on a House-passed extent of malignancy suid, if The proposal was outlined In a Is Fast But Costly of President Johnson’s program school aid bill. possible to remove' the tumor statement prepared for a neWs is still to be voted on. ’Johnson’s requests for. cut from the state executive, now conference. -Eklltor’s Nqte—The author ways: "They’re fr«e,” , Neither the House nor Senate .$825-million increase In postal Rep. F. Bradford Morse of 1 40, in an operation expected to o f the following, Derek iSchoen, Not so the amalgamation of planned to deal with major bills rates and a 4ti per cent pay last 'several hours. Massachusetts, spokesman for until later in the -week. raise for government workers the group were successful, ”a reflections on driving In the turnpikes, thniways and the like Doctors said they hoped to be -Ehist movedI earlier th is,year that are the East Coast equiva- .. In the House, a bill aimed at are still in committee and not able to tell what the operation small steps were successful, "a spirit of confidence might from Sacramento,— f„ Calif., to V n t. <[urbing riots is to be taken up likely to emerge befoire tha end revealed When a medical bulle Alexandria, Vq.. >Yo >You can drive at-high speeds ’Thursday and its overwhelming of July. His bill to beef.up local tin is issued at 3 p.m. emerge” between ‘the United ■'lit States and Hanoi which could WASHINGTON (AP) - U k e ' m the East. You eta travel am>roval is expected. ’The Sen- law enforcement agencies ’The malignancy, first detect ate dwuld get to a truth-ln-lend- should reach the House floor lead to i^eace negotiations Hollywood or the hippies, free- comfortably. But you can’t do It ed three weeks ago by doctors ' nllar staged de-escalation In the butt of countless (©r nothing. ing bill during the week after soon. ii\^ Montgomery, Ala., was con uth Vietnam or both. Jokes about California. \ Take, for example, the unsus- disposing of bills authorizing One pressing problem to be firmed Sunday by Apeclallsts at K “ By halting the bombing In humor-connected haA b«--vpectlng ex-Callfocniam who funds for the A tom ic Energy dealt with is a bill to head off a the M. D. Andenson Hospital stages, by starting the cessation ^ the subject of the Golden drives from Washington to' Phil- , dbmmisskm and appropriating threatened nationwide rail and ’Tumor Institute .in Houston. m c o ^ to run Congress. strike. ih northern North Vietnam and State’s high-speed, traffic- adelphla on the newest roads It is Mrs. Wallace’s second gradually working southward, clogggd highways that even'one- . ‘nie truth-in-lendlng bill, final- House and Senate conferees avaUable. battle with cancer- In 18 months. and by tying each successive time Xlallfomlans | tend to forget Jy making it to the floor after held three fruitless sessions Just She ipderwent surgery In Janu He travels Interstate 95 {the 40 stage ot equivalent North Viet- —at least until they come East miles to BalUmore, Md., In less six yeans pf battling In commit- before the recess in an attempt ary 1966 for removal of a cancer • —one nice thing about free- toe, would require the disclb- to leconcile differences in bills of the uterus. When she re than an hour. So far he is out of sure of the true annual interest passed by each body. Six unions turned to die hospital for a pocket only the cost of the gas and the total interest In his car has burned. dohare on all constuner debt (See Page (See Page Eight) Fashion Forecast , But then he begins searching his pockets for' change and grappling ^th his wallet for cash in a ptatomime that seems Dress an Accessory, endless.' U.N. Will Send Observers (See'Fage Ten) Gernreich *s Theory To Suez Cease-Fire Line BY RHEA SmWAIRT I had entertained any doubts Special Herald Reporter that tl)ts man was in the league UNITES) NATIONS, N.Y. Radio Cairo said King Hus- There was speculation that NEW YORK — A decade with itobert Fulton and Galileo, Bulletin ,(AP) — The ' U.N. Security sein of Jordan had arrived In Hussein would urge moderation ago I had a gentleman friend they would vanish now. Here at Council decided today to send the Egyptian capital to a hero’s toward Israel since he loqt the who w!aa considered very clev- Delmonico’s Hotel in New SOUGHT, MAN GIVES UP ‘naUltsuy observers to the Suez welcome to meet with four Arab, Old City of Jerusalem, a source er, but a Wt eccentric. Smiles York, the creative people who cease-fire line, /scene of government chiefs gathered ' of touitst income, and the good would go around' a gathering make up the American Deslgn- BRIDGEPORT (AP) —l.eo. Israeli and Egyptian troop there. He was welcomed by farming land on the west side of when he launched Into the topic sr Series are . showing to fOsh- nard J. Rich, a former Re clashes the past two weeks. President Gamal Abdel Nsisser. the Jordan River In the war of women's clothes, a field In ion .editors' of the country, the publican town cbalrmnn ttao ., The IsraeU. cabinet Inet in Already In Cairo were Presi ' with Israel. If so,. he will clash , which he had the advantage of treasures they have produced has been missing since last "Jerusalem to consider whether dent Housiri Boumedienne of with Boumedienne and Atassi. having no inside information at for fall. They have certainly December, surrendered to, 'it would permit the U.N. force Algeria and Noureddin Atassl of ^>An Israel Army Jeep hit a all. One o f his pet theories in- not overlooked the leg. No, In police today to face a charge to take up positions on the east Syria. Both are following a hard mine on a road east of the Sues volved Mockings. , deed. ot embesslemont Rich, SI, an ern side'of'dhe canal. Author--.line toward Israel, and Algeria Canal Sunday, killing one sol-- “Why do you guess nothing "The dress has come to be attorney accused of em- Ttatlve sources indicated Israel has refused to accept the U.N. dler and wounding two others, has been done to make stock Just another accessory,’’ was besiUng $2t,7M from a Strat would have no objection as long cease-fire that halted' the Is- an Isitali nvilitary spokesman ings attractive?” he lyould the remark a wliiTe ago of Riidl ford couple In connectlou with 'aa the airangement was tempo- raell-Arab war June 10 after six said. He 'said other mines were say. "A woman spends, all this Gemrelch, whose own collec 'tw o real estate tranfeactioBS, •niry. ' ( . . f fighting. found and there were footprints Everything model Peggy Moffitt wears was de time getting the right hat, a tion has been saved till the was reported mlsolng' last V.- Secretary-General U ^Thant ' President Abdel Kahman Aref betwe( V -U PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CO^N.. MOITOAY, JULY 10, 1967 r FeUovt Grads ShSinwoId on Bridge > Ott?o6on-Steut$r Gierke-Person Milbury-Regan Shorts-Bohadik Sumiher^ North dealer Two town 'directors have NAPOLEON CALLS TURN a few thingik in common, Both sides vulnerable ON BRIDGE TOURNAMENT NORTH “THE WAY V ^ P e o p l ^ L . even thougli they may differ' By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD Theaters politically. ■ # K106 “God is on the side of the Tile directors are Republi Q3 I HEARD IT” can David Odegtard and heavy artillery." Napoleon 0 A J 10 5 2 once remarked. His cynical A rarity on the current summer tent circuit—a book Democrat Anthony Pletran- 4k 987 tonla statement applied a few weeks l l n T h e / musical—makes an appearance this week at the Oak ago on the last day of the bridge WEST East hy John Gruber Both are graduates of the dale Musical Theater in Wallingford. One of the tent’s world championship when the QJ 8 7 4 3 ♦ 9 Michigan Technological Uni cy J87654; all-time favorite’s, John Raitt, appears in “On a Clear Italians had the big guns and C? K 10 versity of Houghton. Both O 86 O K3 Day. You Can See Forever,’’ opening tonight. have engineering degrees, the luck, too. 4k 10 5 3 Raitt toured last summer in Opening lead — queen of 4k A J4 We got rather out of chrono- way recently. He, didn’t know N e w s ^ ^ Odegard in electrical engi SOUTH "A Joyful Noise” a new produc Chuckles and shu^d^ neering and Pletrantonlo in spades. logicaJ order in the series I’ve he wrote it, since what he ■4 A5 2 tion that eventually made It to bine in the well knowh Joseph. mechanical engineering. And When Mimmo d’Alelio and been writing off and on about actually wrote was the opera Broadway,. blit for a very brief Camlllo Pabls-Ticcl held the •Z> A 9 M Lesserling play. He'ading theJ both were, recruited by the 0 Q974 composers and their styles. “Prince' Igor," but Broadway run. Now he’s back in a Vehicle cast, as the liirrepressiible old present employer, Pratt and North-South cards they got to Still, a strict chronological or- awiped his tunes, bowdlerized that rah for 56 weeks In New three notrump played by South. 4 KQ62 Lee Quinn ladies, Abby and Martha, are Whitney Aircraft. West der is impossible since so many them, and came up with a very York In the 1965-66 season. Jean Francis and Marion Prim- They met for the first Even If West had opened a North East South SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Pass of the composers, overlapped successful miBlcal domedy. T « , Costarred as the young lady ont. The supporting cast in time in March, when Ple- heart, dummy’s queen would Pass 1 4 t k each other, with the 19th cen- Another characteristic work Lee Quinn has gone s^Ung with ESP is Marcia Rodd. She have furnished a second stop 2 0 Pass 2 NT Pass again, as usual with an all-girl cludes a half dozen members of trantonio was elected to fill tury, producing more composers natiDnal vein which you plays the girl who, trsdng to per. Sbuth was sure to ma^e 3 NT All Pass crew of six who. admit they the resident company plu9 some the unexpired term of Ray Whose works are played today ^^y encounter is the series ot give up smoking, finds she has talented area amateurs. mond Ellis., Odegard won his contract by any reasonable Opening lead — 4 Q than any other. sketches usually called "From don’t know very much about the uncanny powers for seeing Into line of play. sea. They pay for the privilege The Oval election to the board in ^ Maybe you'll recall that we steppes of Central Asia.” both the future and past while Manchester’s Nola Kleiza re October. West actually led the queen X dUcussed Tschaikowsky, and I the tinst time we have of going along. under the care bf a psychia of spades, and D’Alello scored East hand instead of oiie of ilie Quinn’s Neophyte Too sailed sumes her feature role In ”Ly- said that he is not really con- title, and it should trist. sistrata,” which starts its sec 660 points for making 11 tricks. small hearts, and Roth would sidered as a Russian composer for Honolulu Sunday on a trip ”W^at Did I Have That I ond week at The Oval" in Farm At the other table of .the make his,game from the North but rather as a German who ^ ^ that is expected to take about 16 Players Headed Don’t, Have Now”, ’’Come Back ington. _ match, where Alvin Roth and seat. D’Alelio, at the other ta • a H 0r % w iA X7 ,< 0oin«-> rnA- ^ or 17 days. Introduced some Russian the o y Roger JNegrO BUI Root were North-South, ble, might a heart lead and go music Asian rather than Eu- Quinn, 40, completed a 38,000- to Me”, and the title tune are Appearing in the title role is matic material. TWis is because Arlene Manchester of West J c5 Roth played at three notrump down. The Americans would he adhered strictly to German mile trip around the world July among the musical hits from ModeSt Petrovitch Moussorg- the Lemer and Lane score. Hartford with Patrick Whitfield, Roger Negro of 205 Oak St. from the North seat. East led then gain 12 international match models. The same may be said 2 during whi(ih 59 women sailed a heart, and North naturally points instead of losing 14. sky (1839-81) was likewise with him. Featured with Raitt (making Jal Lybel, Ray Shinn end Edgar was elected president of >Man- of Rachmaninoff, whom most trained in' the military sciences Wilcock features. Chester Community Players played low from the dummy. Quite a difference. people also consider Russian. The new crew includes Patri- Jiii'S seventh Oakdale appear Nightly curtain is at 8:30. Friday night. at a meeting at Loses to King Italy would have won. anyway, There was a distinctly Rus- ance) and Miss Rodd are David _ of mathematics. But he became 2 *. ■ i . , . ' Steele, John Boni, Ruth Man GOODSFEED OPEiRA the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- West won with the king of but playing the hand from the slan national school of compos , , , , tary from Melbourne, Austra Jean Brdman’s international- win Lamb of Glastonbury. He hearts and cleared the suit with lucky side of the table didn’t ers in the 19th century whose a dronk and lost th^at job. This Thebert, 20, a hair ning and Casper Roos. ly celebrated production, ’The Is a well known actor-producer- a heart return. When East got hurt the world champions one music didn’t get very well iid n t seem to bother him, for Buckley. Wash.; Nightly performances are set he had always wanted to com- at 8:30 (except 9:30 on Satur Coach with ^ x Insides,” a director in this area, in with the king of diamonds he bit. known in this country until the took the rest of the hearts, col Dally Question early 20th. It really started wdth ciscof*\ae>r\ healthhoolfh studio afiirllA managermovtoarav** day) with matinees Wednesday comedy based on James Others elected are Donald (at 2:30) and Saturday' (at .5). lecting a further score of 400 Partner opens with one club, Michael fvanovitch Glinka .merter. w.th tha Pird.v.H, 27 of San Joyce’s "Finnegan’s Wake,” Riberdy, first vice president; opens a one-week run tonight Howard Becker, second vice points for Italy. and the next player passes. You (1804-57) whose "Russian and _ • j ------a.aaau.., n... a Shakespeare F’estival That was 1,060 for Italy, hold: Spades, 9; Hearts, J-8-7- Ludmilla” is known to concert- . . u:- former airline stewardess; and The Stratford Shakespeare at the Goodspeed Opera House, president; Miss Barbara Cole- . . . . .,,, . to judge by Some of his music, counting both tables, or 14 in 6-6-4-2; Diamonds, K-3; Clubs, goers by its very brilliant .over- . a schoolteacher who made the Festival has returned to the in East Haddam. man, secretary; Mrs. William 1 ternational match points. It 10-6-3. ture,f though .iT u little iioti of » his V,-' other *, - during ® periods _____ he was_ none too trip with the assurance her star system this season, and With the exception of Miss Russell, treasurer; Mrs. Mau- ! , , j . sober, as well. In many respects rice Gaudet, membership chair- was one of the biggest Italian music is played in this coun- the results, in two productions Erdman, who was injured sev- What do you sayf . his music IS the most charac- name would not be revealed. swings' of the world champion Quinn’s crew members pay at least, are impressive. Mor eral weeks ago, the full New man; Mrs. Louis Champeau, Answer: Bid one heart. You teriscally Russian of all com- York cast will he on hand. Mar- publicity. ship. need 6 pohts for a sound re Thls opera, and has A Life j.. , reolete with Slavic $100 a month board. ris Camovsky as Shylock the for the Tsar” did for Russian replete witn Slavic Jew in ’’The Merchant of Ve garet Beals, Who alternated in Also, Miss Gloria DellaFera, Put the king of hearts in the sponse to partner’s opening bid, music what Weber’s ”FYel- excesses. ndee” rages with in.justice, but the New York role, replaces chairman, and Mrs. Nan B r o w n ,------but you should cheerfully You’re bound to run into his Queen Elizabeth Mi'S Erdman. Mrs. Harold Bonham and Karl y-i schutz’’ did for German. It LONDON (AP) — Queen Eliz his powerful performance up stretch a couple of points when idealized folk-music into artis “Pictures at an Exhibition," sets the play’s balance: Shy- Original music by Teijo Ito, Then, program; Mr. and Mrs. L j O V d l t r y you have a 7-card major suit. which he wrote for- piano, al abeth II has a letter In hand tic composition and set Tschai from the Earl of Harewood, her lock the- villain gets our sym which employs several unique Howard Becker, hospitality, and - If partner jumps in notrump or MRS. WESLEY DAVID SHORTS kowsky off on the path he was though you now hear them in ,, , , pathy, the Chriatians seem a instruments including a Jap- Mrs. Edwin Lamb. Rick Gen- doubles an opponent you con iteto lioitac photo the oroheatral version which «-year-old cousin, asking royal Mias Linda Lee BohatUk and to follow. permission to marry now that sinister pack. anese Buguku drum, has been tllcore and Edwin Culver, board Pettingill take him out by rebidding your MRS. ERIC ROBERT OTT08ON MRS. JL.L0YD EARL GIERKE MRS. ELLTOTT LEIGH MILBURY (Mra. (Bohadlk w ore a p in k a---- Ravel contrived a t the instiga- i.uw u Cyril Ritchard has two roles c.specially commended by many of directors. long suit—probably with safety. Wesley IDavM Sboato, both of crepe dress with laoe bodioe; One ofMjlinkas friends and divorce has become final. M lw Roberta Dolttythy ateur- bows with veils matched their TTie m arriag e of M iss IMane yellow satin gowns, desighed Miss Donna Marie IRegan-and quets of miniature carnations pupils was Mlly Alexeievltch of Koussevitsky. in ’’Midsummer Night’s reviewers. Final plans were made for a Copyright 1907 Mlandheeter, exchanged vows matching aocesBorles i and a .. rL.>f V a* I I*l»IMt-*II HIM IIIITIIt'M It was considered unlikely *’ er at Mhnchedter became the gowns, and they carried bou Ravel copied his orchestra- CURTAIN CALLS—It’s too picnic and swimming party Sat Resigning Glee Person of Bast Hartford, With chiffon over«0drtB and BUiott Leigh Milbury, both of in mixed colors. The hbhpr at Salburday moaning at St. Miary’s ooraage of pink sweetheart Balakirev (1837-1910). Together that the queen would withhold Dream” With his usual precise General Features Corp. bride of Uric Robert Ottoson at quets of yeHcw daisies. formerly of Manchester, to tendant wore pink, and the with Cesar C3ui (1835-1918), they tion from Moussorgsky’s own manner, he cleverly jumps bad there wasn’t an "off” but urday at 5 p.m. at the home of maitohllng d a isy hear^iiecee Vernon, were wed Saturday Elpisoopal abundh. rosea and baby’s bieath.. The her consent for the earl’s Mr. and Mrs. Howard Becker, Lucius A. Pettingill, Jr. has BOmwoDid Baiturday afternoon George A. Stromberg of Al Uoyd Bari CHerke of Ebust with veOa The honor attendant bridesmaids wore yellow, blue established the Free Sch^iol of remamiage to Patricia Tuck- back and forth between Ober- ton available at the Oakdale morning at Sacred Heart ’The (bride la the daughter of bridegioom’s mother wore a last week. Trini Lopez appeared Hope Lane, Glastonbury submitted his resignation as at 9 t Mary*a BptocopalOhurdL bany, N.Y., cousin of the bride- H artfo rd tor. ’Ihe brtdegioom ered laoe, matching ooceosoriss, devo4ed to the works of Russian model cited in the divorce suit. the dumb rustic. The produc MILLER'S Mra Ddrothy H. Steurer of 21 Usbere were Walter J. Ourtin ice at Community Bap^st The bride is the daughter of served as his brother's best composers thoroughly tion, which he directs, is on a pair of electric guitars duction will be presented In Oc 1, because he plans to move out ture oamatlonB. The brides- its a son of (Mr. and Mirs. Jo- and a corsage of yellow sweet tober and will be sponsored by of town in the near future. RESTAURANT CUfton St. Tbe bridegroom Is of West Hartford and Thomas Church, Manchester. msklB carvled cascadea of white Mr. and Mrs. John D. Regan man.^ushers were Robert Re Cuj’s own compositions don’t wood’s 3-year-old son Mark. smoothly handled, though some and a set of drums that made sqph W:., Sharis of 00 Lockwood heart roses and baby’s breath. a -local organization. The position will be tem the 0 Oh at Mrs. jSophia R. Qt- R. Folonchak of (New Britain.. daisies and yellow caroationa. of Kelly Rd. The bridegroom Is gan of Plymouth, Mass,, and amount to very much, and are GOdounov ’ The Royal Marriage Act of times a little heaVy on the tin only a little less ndise than the The bride is a dauighter of 3L A reception for 175 wee held •Meetings of Community Play- porarily filled by a state ap - SPECIAL - toBon at Ehtraraod and the late (Mrs. Bteurer wore a mint Mr. and Mrs. Walter A Person ■Walter PoHert Jr. of Pownal, a son of (Mrs. Jaska Fullerton George McCarthy and' (3ary really not too distinctly Russian, whith secures Moussorgsky s 1772 requires that.*.«■. a,,all relatives.cianvcs sel. Civil War. How was Loipez? Dric O. Ottoeon. '< of KeUy Rd. The Retv. George F. Nloatrand, at IFlano’s Restaurant, (Bolton. Who knows ? Baritone ^^s are open to anyone interest- pointment, until the Oct. 2 "Dinner For Two" green lace sheath with match Jr. of Bast Hartford, foamerly Vt, cousin of the brldegrootn, roHsano, both of South Wind This is not surprising, sinefe his *ame. Nomm^ly an opera, it is sovereign who might suc- Nutmeg Playhouse The Rev. Oeorge F. Nb»- ing accessories. The bride The Rev. Patrick Sullivan rector of (Bt (Mlaiya Church, For a cniiBe to Florida and father was a French soldier realty a sones of more ot 1^ throne—the earl Is Earle Spicer will present a ed in all phases of little thea- town elections, when it will ap- of Manchester. The bridegroom, served as best man. Uahera sor. Steven Milbury of Bristol "Arsenic'and Old Lace,” that trand, reotor at 8L Mary^s groom’s mother wore a shrimp performed .the ceremony and was ring bearer. pentormed the dodble-riiig cere Nassau, Mrs. Shorts wore a yel who took up Russian residence scenes from me Me line—ask for permission venerable classic, opens' tomor program of trsiditional Amer ter. Those” wishing further in pear on the ballot. According 5 - * ® of Blast Hartford, Is the son of were John Giuliano of Meriden, low diess and coat. The couple formation may contact Mrs. to the state election laws. Re Chur^ performed the double- erganm sheath and coat with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MOntelare John Mootemeito of Windsor was celebrant at the low Mass. Mra Regan wore a yeHow mony. Sydney IMaoASplne was following the defeat of Napole- ® histomicel person. It exieu wed. row for five performances (at ican and British songs Wednes- ring ceremony. Sydney XCacAl- argandht end Rtonakl EMckson 'Will live in Manchester after on’s army in 1812. The son fol- ^t least five different ver- ______^______Maurice Gaudet, 65 Weaver Rd. publicans will have to endorse 10 EAST CENTER ST. matching aooessories. Both of Glastonbury. Locks and Gerald Gingras of Bouquets of white mixed flow laoe-over-taffeta dress and a Should the queen forbid Lord 8:30 p.m.) at the Nutmeg Sum- day at 8:30 p.m. at the Cen plne wan oigim iat wore corsages of miniature yel ers were on the cdtar. was aoIoM. (Bouquets of white Ju ly 15. lowed in his father’s footsteps stons. Mouasoigsky wrote three Harewood to marry, the* couple mer Playhouse at University of tral Connecticut College Stu- nominees for the post by. J'Uly MANCHESTER The Itov. (Frederick R. DayvlUe. coraage < of orange tea roses. The bride was given in mar low roses. The bride was given in mar Stock and ehasta dalaleB decoov Mra. Shorts is a graduate of and became a professor of mil- of these himself, amd Rimsky- could be married In a civil cere Ckinnecticut. dent Center. 17 and the Democrats by July Bruce, pantor of Community A reception for 160 was held T he bridegroom ’s m other 'Wore 19. riage by her brother, C. Craig A reception for 100 was held In th e c h u rd i perlora. M)na riage by her father. She wore a g rea t chiffon . over - taffeta sited the ssnciuiuy. Mianchester High School and is itary engineering, as well as a Korsakoff was responsible for mony in ScotUand or abroad. Rabbi Klein l&ies Baptist Church, performed the Pettingill, a Democrat; was S te a m at Mhnchedter. She at the home of ithe bride’s Gierke left on a wedding trip a fuU-leng^ gown of silk oi^ dress and a corsage of yeUow ’The (bride was given in nasr- employed at Aetna (Ufe and writer and historian of note. two more. There is also an double-ring ceremony. James Oasuolty, (Hartford. Mr. Shorts His interest in history, par- adaptation by Shostakovitch. elected last November by a wore a full-length gown of mother. For a motor trip to McKay was organist and Ron in a white suit wWt navy ac- ganza with Chantilly lace trim, te a ro sea riege by her father. She ‘wore a ^ Jackie Cooganoogc McISamara Report Survived Camp aUc organza trimmed with Niagara Falls and Canada, Mrs. cessonlea The couple will live designed with bateau neckline, A reception for 16<> was heM fkwr-length gown of aSk or- is a graduate of Manchester ticidariy Russian history, spur- The fiast Mouasorgsky version S, Ca narrow margin, unseating Re ald Erickson was soloUt. Bou publican Elmore Turkington, OAKDALE pearl ajul crystal embroidered Ottoson wore a three-pleoe yel in EJast Hartford. A-Une Skirt and detachable at the Village Lantern Bom, gatjea. with Alenccn lace ap- High School, the University at red Balakirev toward a nation- was never produced, iby,the way, — The wife of actor Jackie Coo At Auschwitz quets of white pompons snd Connecticut School of Phar alistic style of composition and had no female voices, who had held the post fourteen W « llin |fo r d. W ilbu r C rest P N ry.. E n it M peau d’onge lace, designed low linen suit, green accessor glaffioH decorated the sanctu Mrs. Oterke is a 1964 gradu Watteau train. Her fingertip MancpieSter. E\>r a motor trip pBques, destphlM wMt bateau gan has given birth to a slx- n llh emptye bodice, iriiallow ies and a corsage of green veil of lUiwion was arranged to Caipe Ood, Mra. Mllbury wore macy and Greenwich HoepttaL which (Jui himself could never Then we come to Nicolai ^und boy after spending most Pacification Is Slow, NEW HAVEN (AP) — Rabbi years. RESERVATIONS CO 5-1SS1 ary. ate of Mlanchester High Scihool naekiUM, kaibudhi eOesves, em I M ill O rders A ccepted • B oa 0ff< e O M A .O ail]! I scooped nfetddlae, lace trimmed miniature carnations. The cou and is currently a senior at from a cluster bf organza, and a white lace dress and yellow He is a phaimaclst a t (Rockville achieve. One of Balakirev’s Andreievltch Rimsky-Korsakov of her pregnancy in a hospital Andrew Klein, a pioneer in Pettingill also resigned re 10 AM to to PM . SUNDAY OPEN 12 N o o n The bride was given In mar pire wadetitlne, A-Une dcirt and New Haven’s interfaith move cently from positions as al eUbour-iength Sleeves, A - line ple wUl live at 64 Nelson St;,- Central Oonnectlcut State Col lace petals, and she carried a accessories. The couple wfn nve dststchehle chapei-lengtti walt- (3eneral Hospital. best-known works bears the (1944-1908) who like all' these recovering from an auto accl- ridit wRh wide ecallqped lace riage by her father. She wore a at 44 EEm St., RockvlUe, after slmple title, “Russia,” and is Russian composers had another dent. ment, is dead at the age of ternate to the planning and TONITE New Britain, after July 24. fuh'den^ gown of imported lege, New BritaitL Mrs. Gierke white orchid on a (Prayer book. ■teau Itrailn. H e r elb o w 4 aig lh Military Push O .K . border, and removable court (Mrs. Ottoeon is a graduate is a 1062 graduate of Morris Ju ly 15. bouUant vea of oUk (Dskm ‘wea thoroughly Rushan in form and profession. Rimalky was a sailor Dorothea Coogan,' 43, was 61. zoning commission and as a TO SATURDAY (Jhantilly lace and satin, fash MlSs Judith Hutchinson of The leader of Congregation member of the sewage study brain. Her bouffant veS of ellk of (Manchester High School and town High School, Morris .yemon was maid of honor. Mrs. Mllbury attended Rock arranged Cram a petal doche, thematic material. Another and. ffinally nose to the rank of severely injured in a head-on SOI RAP fllVER, Vietnam You can see it In the evolution V/EEKOAYS 8:30 SAT EVE 9:30 ioned with a high-necked yoke Keser Israel was hospitalized committee. He is also a mem Ulualon wae arranged from a attended Obamberlayne Jun Plains, NJ. He attended Cen- Bridesmaids were (Mias Helen ville High School. Mr. Mllbury and tahe carried a oasceule bou work sometimes encountered is admiral in the Riussian navy, collision last Dec. 15 and (AP) — U.S. Defense Secretary of the political structure and the MAT WED 2:30 SAT 5 PM headbow of organza with lace of sheer tuHe, fitted bodice and attended ^uth 'Windsor High Friday with a sudden illness ber of the Democratic Town ior College, Boston. She is a bouffant satin, skirt with lace tral^'Oonnecticut 0>Uege atul is Regan of Plymouth, Mass., quet of white mMature cama- the symphonic poem ’’Thamar” whddh was, of course, hardly learned only while she was in a Robert S. McNamara said today increasing effectiveness of the appUqfues, and the cariled a secretary at 'Veeder-Root, Hart employed at Pratt and Whit School and is employed at Celts or "Tamara,” as it is some- more important than the Swiss hospital that she was preg;nant. after his second day touring the military as well.” and died Saturday at St. Ra- Committee, the intermediate JOHN appliques. Her long veh of Mias Janet Hutchinson of Ver tloiui and ‘wMIle (butteriSy rosee phael’s Hospital. school building committee, and bouquet of miniature white ros ford. Mr. Ottoso6 attended the ney, Division of United Aircraft non and Mias Veda Ferri of Firearms, HaitfPrd. w ith iivy. Jorgensen - W ill is times spelled, and concerns an navy at the time he lived'. She was listed In critical con- Vietnamese countryside that he He said it was "much too ear- ea and gardenlaa. Frerudi Illusion 'was arranged Oorp., East Hartford. Rabbi Klein was ordained by' the building committee of the University of Hartford. Ke Is from a headpiece of ChantlBy ^ u th Windsor. S(ury Seymour (Mrs. H aul (LalEVnge esid Mm. oriental princess who gave her He was probably the most dltlon several times during her found the multlmillion-dollar ly to say” whether more troops Mica Jeon Ann ‘WUlls at name to toat region we know prolific of the Russian com- four-month hospital stay, a pacification program ’’proceed- are needed in the delta, a region the Jewish Theological Semi- Second Congregational' Church, RAITT SOae Olaire K. Cfaambetis of an assistant tW fflc tnatvager- lace, and She carried a bouquet of Ekwex Center, V t, was flow (Next time you serve canned Lyndon ‘WOmat, both of Man today as Samarkand nary in Budapest, Hungary. He ------Mancbeater «rsm maid a t honor. "Veeder Root. of white orchids and Stephano- One Ip two talblcepoona of e r g irl. snap beans, you might hke to chester csid cousins of the bride, North IBghlands, OsUf., and posers, and, managed to write family spokesman said. Mrs. ing very slowly” but that large- of eight million people much of ON A CLEAR DAY Airman l.C Gteim R. Jorgen There Is also a tremendously 64 fugues in one summer alone. Coogan was allowed to go home scale military operations have which is controlled by the Viet Hungary froin YOU CAN SEE M in l& ry C. ITAgoetlno of tis. comsiBircb wU IMlcken the The bridal attendants were dflfer them this way. Add chop were mobrons of honor. Btides- l^ctfonl. and Mrs. Thomas sen of. MoClehan AFB, OoUf.,. difficult work which exists both He is probably 'best known to about three, months ago. been going very well for the Cong. 1933 until he wap imprisoned Ph. D. in 7 ^ Years FOREVER Before giving your summer Miss Kathleen B. Person of etyiup (pluB water b> make one dressed alike in chiffon gowns ped onion end ceOeiy to the bean tnaids were MSss (HoEy Shoris Polcmchalt of New Britain were were united in mairioge Sat for piano and for orchestra, en you through h ls” 3chehera- past four months.” The secretary said he was by the Nazis in 1944. He sur NEW YORK—The achieve c u rta k is p, tint (bath to brighten Bast Hartford, aWter of the oig>) from a onenpound can of trimmed with maribou, fash liquid and cook down rapidly In of Mlancheeter, siober of the titled "Islamey.’j If you ever vived the concentration camps brideamalde. Iheir appearance, wash them to bride. Was maid of honor. Miss fruit The emount of cnnsterch ioned with bateau necklines a saucepan to a little less than urday, July 1, at St. Geoige zade" which is really a pro- Ralph Taeger McNamara spent much of impressed with the Mobile Re ment of a doctoral degree bnidegmom; Odirs. J. Henry Temide, St. George, Utah. see this listed on a pianist’s pro of Auschwitz and Bergen Bel- takes 7'-2 years from the time SUNDAY The bridal attendants were remove o3ty dust cr spots. Mend Diane Sharp of Manchester and you use will depend on how and short sleeves. They wore halt the original smowit Add gram symphony depicting four MELROSE, Mass. (AP) — today getting briefed on the vine Force, the first such unit of O arnder J r . of (Moifbvllle, and The (bride is a daughter at gram. go and hear it. for it is episodes from' the Arabian Ralph Taeger, film and televi- Mekong Delta region that Its kind since the American Civ- sen and was liberated in 1945. an average candidate begins JULY 16-7:30 PM dressed alike in aisle-length If they need ft, and then choose Mrs. John Oiullano of Meriden thick ybu want the sauce; bMo headpieces to m atch ■their the drained (beans and butter Mtas Marcia WUte and Mbs 'one of the most thoroughly gym- Nights, After the war, Klein was a empire gowns, fashioned with en all-purpose dye that is guar on How m uch su g ar is added. ■gowns, and they c a rrie d bou- Mr. and Mrs. William A. Willis siqn actor, and Linda Jarrett, sprawls south from Saigon and H War. The force, of barracks graduate work in liberal arts SAM THE SHAM were bridesmalda Mkn Vicki L. and retisait Jioyoe HanternBck, (both of Mhn- nastic pieces for piano ever He also wrote a dandy piano 24, of Melrose, were married long been the heartland of ships, ironclad troop-carrying advisor / to Jewish and- social sciences. In natural lace trim at the crepe waist anteed ibo 'work on all types of Person of BaSt Hartford, sirter of North Highlands. The bride .& the PHAROAHS ebasber. Mhn Oaiole WHhehn of groom is a son of Mr. and d^s. written. It’s also interesting concerto which I have only Saturday at St. Mary’s church.' the Viet Cong movement, boats and gunboats, carried two •’efugees in Switzerland. In sciences the time is ,a' little lines and crepe sleeves, andsUm falbriics, synthetics or otherwise. of tile bride, was jtmlor brides Mancheeter, cousin of the bride, music. battalions from the U.S. 9th In 1947 he came to the U.S. where shorter—about. five tyeara. THE SHAMEHES shirts. The bonor atterulaat iSeleot a color (that win haimon- m aid. Donald W. Jorgensen of 3 T^ier heard offered once in my en- w e Be talked briefly to newsmen he became the rabbi of Temple was juntor farideam^kL Circle, MoiKhester. A firiendi of Oui’a was Alex tire listening career. It’s a little during a visit to the U.S. com- fantry Division and has its own ROYAL GUARDSMEN' wore m&lce stnd the brides Oze with your erosting color The bridal attendants were The honor attendants wore Lena »torm B’nai Israel in Kearny, N.J. ander Ptaiipliyrievltch Borodin s"hoVt7'but'Thoroughly and'dis- BLACKPOOL, England (AP) t,(ned Army-Navy Mobile^ Rlver- water-mounted artillery. ' maids wore orange. Their bead- schem a draciMd alike In floor-length Boticher-Albert Miss Joan WilUs of St He joined New Haven’s Tem KEITH floor-length gowns of violet chif (1834-87) who likewise had a tinctively Russian in character. — Night club singer Lfena Storm Force that onerates In the "This force represents exactly Geoige, a sister of the bride, ple Keser Israel in 1950. NOW TOMMY JAMES fon, fashioned with bateau neck jVDfeBslon oufiside ^ composi> You’ll also encounter ex- did her usual leap into a cus- northern wate^ what we need here—an uncon ^venture. Laughter lines, short pleated sleeves, and was maid of honor. Brides tion. He was a well-known phy- An author of several books IMsilCVSiami I the $H0NDELLS The marriage of Miss Carol maids were INTiss Janloe WUUs cerpts from ’The Golden Cock- tomer’s lap, snuggled up close must be realistic and ventional solution to an uncon- ,t5:00-t00.3.00 Anne Albert to Gerald Raymond empire waistlines trimmed with alctan end biochemist, who be- erel,” one of the composer’s and sang-into'his ear: ”If you recognize that the pacification ventionaJ problefn,” said McNa- on philosophy and theology. satin bands. ’They wore'match of North Highlands, a rister oaone active in fostering ed.uca- Rabbi Klein held a doctorate Boucher, both of Manchester, o f th e brid e; a n d (Mtes D orothy many operas. ThMe operas are love me.", effort is still proceeding very rnara. "I suspect that we will from the 'Pazmany University was solemnised Saturday mom- ing picture hats. tion l^r women. not produced with any fre- Niile days later the customer. slowly,” said the secretary. . expand it...It’^ a relatively small ’The bridesmaids and Junior Whitehead of S t George. He wrote the muslcai comedy quency outside of Russia, and Richardi Taylor, is still hobbling in Budapest ^nd a master of ing at St. Bridget Church. D n 0 r t A n n . *1 T Ft a civic and relig;ious organiza Batb4SE Tenopiei, W est EDaitCord. bus 8 t. pupils who followed in his Taylor, 45, Joined the act at placement of all civilian Ameri- few months it has been in the e Pamela Bohadlk of Mahohes- at St George ’Third Ward northern delta. Two boats have tions, he did much, to foster . BURLESQUE' The bride Is (he daughter of The Rev. Robert J. Keen of footsteps. The one Was Alex- the Gaiety when Miss Storm aeencies involved in the interfaith activities among p EASTHARJFORD St. Bridget Church performed ter, niece at the^ bride, was Ohuich of Jeous Chiriat of lAA- ’ » ! [ P 4 I I K I N C lilies IT . lIM P OE T M C irtt ander Konstantinovich GlaZu- ^ volunteer to join her > been mired and many others (XI-STARRING Mr. end Mha tmita Apter of flower girl. She wore a violet tef-day Saints. Mr. and, (Mrs. MATlNEE DAHJY 1:30 New Haven’s religious groups. ORiVE-IN RT 5 West HanttonL Her father , is the double-ring ceremtmy slid shot at. The in^fantry troops gen gown, styled t o match the adult Joigensen attended their son's “El Dorado” 1:80 - 8:40 nov (1865-1936) and the. other, 'ui— „ «hnir no t rfn Accompanying. McNamara on He is survived by his widow, „ , ' ierry LESTE/L was celebrant at the nuptial Igor FeodoroVltcii Stravinsky him on a chair as I do ,______— erally go ashore on operations jnesMerit of Regal Men's Shop atbendonta’, aiul carried a bas- w edding. "Clnderfella” 3:45 - 6:45 his swing through the delta Mrs. Rose Klein, two sons, a _ of MtacheSter. The bridegroom Mass. Bouquets of gladioli were (1882-)whom we've already with a volunteer every night/* were senior men from both the about 48 hours long. kot of white dalslee and putple Nf. and Mrs. Glenn Jorgen discussed, singer, who is 5 foot 1, ' "That’s as long as we can let brother, two sisters and three"' Js a son of the late Mir. end Mrs. on the altar. rnilitary and civilian sides of the grandchildren. PMCtt - M A CUJtl M l M U tM The bride was given in .mar miniature carnattons. sen plan to visit the bride Glazufioy; became director of weighs 113 pounds, program. 1 them walk in that water at a 11th BIG SHOWING! I MON • THURS S4JO-X56'2)SO FRi I SAT tSJ04M901 Max KNtredge of Longmeadow. J. Henry Cormier Jr. of Mont- groom’s parents in ManCbea- the St. .Petersburg Conserva- “Then I sort of leapt onto hl§ time,” said ^1. William B. Ful WED.SATMATHOSXSO-iSO riage by her father. She wore a McNamara said he had ” no M A mu lAT .*€W U MT w PW l IRSbbt Stanley Ifesstar and .vllle served a s beat man.<^UBh- ter before be leaves to aervO tory where he had to* follow knees and sat on his lap and he ^ v. ton, commander, of the 9th Divi- full-length gown of lace, fash ticed a tremendous change, in STRATEGY ^E T IlV G SET Oanbor Jiose^ Odhn perflonned ioned with a train. Her three era were Douglas Shorts of in ’Tuik^ in Oeptember. broader lines of composition I!* m both ground and air operaUons” sion’s 2nd Brigade. HARTFORD (AP)—A strategy (he dtsibkHTing oeramodijr. Maiudiester, brother of the I ______^ l a u j v f a m “JULY 1 3 - tiered veil of silk illusion was than ’^purely nationalistic ones, me. I d no Idea he d hurt glnce his last visit in October. huddle by leadlhg Republicans, The ibrUe was given (u maiv arranged ^ m a floral head- bridegroom; David Bohadik of and his music went down hill ,, "The large unit . Operations including national chairman Ray' THIS THURSDAY riaige Iby, h e r daiher. She w ore a Manchester, brother of the time on. Likewise, I don t blame the girl, said TI^UCK RODEO WINNER piece of lace trlmnled with crya- from that time on Bliss, la-Scheduled for Weilnea- 2PlrtmiMctillAM-2:31PM hSMengNli of white pesu itala, and she c^orled a c a sq ^ bride; Bert\Glbson of Manches StraviMky never amounted Taylor.iylor. ”I“I may havenave beenueen sit-aii- months,” he said. MILFORD (AP) Andrew day in Hartford.: CHILDREN THEATRE SERIES* da side trtamted with aJeocon bou^t of roees. ter cousin of the bridegroom; much “aa a composer after he “ng a bit awkwardly when she •‘These large unit operations W. Perry of New Haven scored Bliss ’ and House Minority laio% a boqdiluit ’veh of iBuslon i Mra. Joeeph O’Ooimor (ft and Lyndon'^Hlmot and Paid' DELIVERY abandoned the Russian nation* landed l^P- . have relieved enehiy main force 338 points of a possible foo Sat- Leader Gerald Ford of Michigan SNOW WHITE and oonriad a Bfbie oaacade of Rockville, cousin of the mde- LaForge, both of Manchester. alistic manner of writing. My left laiee is still stiff and prgggurg regional and urdaj^ to become htgh-scorer.t'n are to discuss the 1968 election steplHaoUs and tvy wSb a top groom, was matron of bonor. Robert Bohadlk of Manchester, sore. I could hardly get off the popular forces which are the the 1967 Connecticut State^Triick possibilities with Connecticut nephew of t^e bride, was ring ARTHUR DROR A PARAMOUNT PljCTUF stage afterward.” dlustar of orcUda. She wore a y^ow gown, de CHARGED IN SHOOTING • backbone of the' antiguerrilla Roadeo at the Connecticut Post state chairman Howard! _E. GOES WEST signed with lace bodice and b earer. FARMINGTON, Maine (AP) agia. Bem ad Apter of Man- effort.” Shopping Center. Hausman and other state le^d- . PiicitMiltiUM crepe skirt. She w o m a m atch — The trial of Olln ,A. Hurd, Perry drives fpr Branch Mo- ers. chaster, ahterJn-taiw of the 5 Aspirins Your Share Ckil4iiiU.N farldf; and Mrs. Rolbeit Broder ing flo ^ headpiece, and She 59, of East Hampton, Conn., " effectiveness of the South Vlet- tor Express ot-iOrange. He was carried a basket of aaeorted charged with fatally shooting jg^g week for every man, namese forces, McNamara re' entered in', tiiie straight truck of a h ^ HUM N-J., alstw of (he iwera anahmiB of summer flowen. his brother, has been continued woman and child. It is found plied: ”Il’s their country. As Brideamalde were lUiee Don to Tuesday. jn more than 1,000 brand-name two presidents of the United ’The &ther first-place winners Tq| THEATRE EAST honor. were: John Ross of West Ha- KL Al W ether of Longmeadow, na AAert of Mancheeter, eUi- The continuance was ordered products. States, have sadd, and I myself ter of the hiMe; Mrs. Gerald Thursday in District Court. ------j------repeatedly have said, ultimately ''en, 297 points in the three-axle Acres of Free Parhing lll|aaa..aerv«lBs3M st man. UUi- the responsibility for the sue- elass; Stephen N. Bartha of Mil- iRl w were IBkIney Ktttredge, AMMit of Manclieeter, eieter- -'■Comfortably % if ) m S im ( A in-law of the bride; and Mies cess or failure must be theirs. I ^8® points In the four-axle _ Afr-Conditloned ■ CSsHleS EOtttsdge, IfDilwaid K ttt- Bstrida Conners of RookvlHe, think they are stepping up to It. Richard G. Maynard of ledge; Hoheit EEttredge and ORMAL Children Under 12 Free Coventry, 294 points in the five- 2'nd SMASH oouein of the bridegroom. Their ^‘YDU j : Bstsy KWtredgk all of Loag* mint green gowns and bead- “Dorado” 8:50 “Boy'’ 11:00 ------— - - - ' axle class; and Henry E. Ip- WEEK!! Thesdoiv sad brathers of the ... WE RENT IT . . . lot RUN FEATURE! bagh of East Haven, 263 points pieocs were styled to matdi taMagmom; Bem ad Apter of the honor attendant’s, and they l a s t 2, NIOH’TS V DRILY ^ EASJ HARIFORDM ih the five-axle tank truck class. .'^Department of Theaetrc Manphtster, brother of ,(be “Dirty Dozen” Shown 1st The University oarried baskets of assorted of Connecticut lirtde; SUQph W Sbber of Long* summer Aowsrs. i n e m a I meadow, (Robert Broder of'Short ALL FORMAL WEAR IN MGMau:uIVES BURNSIDE STARTS WED! , ■ Saturday 1:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. lleld school eyStem this felL blue brooade ensemble witb ddfifon dress with white ao- craft Coip., Boat Hartford. “SPBXKAUSTS IN FORMAL WSAR RBOfrALa" Stwta Wed., duly 12th HJRUOflD SPRIkClItlO [XPflISSiVAi Air Conditioned Curtain 8:M Ifir. Ktttredge Is a graduate of Studied a t the Ameitcan Inters He is seeOckifed with Ktttredge matching aooeesorles. Both rnwamttm mhxaekkium i .’M •TAMING of the SHREW” RIS 59 S 91 North - HARTFORD The couple will Uve at Wade- “THE DIRTY DOZEN” HARRIET 8. JORGENSEN THEATRE lypnawi (Msaa) Academy and natio n al CSoUege, Springfield. Equipment in Spitogfleld. wore white orch|d oorasgas. Mrs. Bqudm attcoAed Man- worth Garden Apia.
V,...... PAGE FOUR MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD', MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JULY ^0, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENINa ^R A L D . MANCHESTER, CONit., MONDAY, JULY 10, 1967' ------/ r - — r - T - — PAQB FIVE Tolland i Hollywood oli the Hudson ^ - Watetilmry. Praront at toe cere Congolese troops outraged by Events mony was the reigning Miss LBJ Sends 3 Ckrgo Planes ^e white mercenaries. Ac TV-Radio Tonight kg/ taO n m im America Jane Ann Jayroe of counts differ on toe number of OklahMba; white men slain. y , St. Bernard In Capital The pagaknt was sponsored To Aid Congo Government Operis York PURE GOLD Miss Connecticut ’68 by the Southington Junior P la c e s 2nd See* LBJ Support CONTAINS HOW Chamber of Commerce and the WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi immediate problem of toe mer (Kdiolarah^ were donated by COMPLETE WASHING'rON (AP) — Whtt- Television <8(^UTHINGTON (AP) — Mi— dent Johnson has sent three big cenaries. He apparently wanted Slum I oungsters MANY CARATS'? Oonneotlout 1968 la 20-year4iUl Peptt Cola. to underline U.S. backing of ney Yfung, dlreotor of the Na U.S. military transpoit {Janes/ In Dog Show For Movies in Manhattan tional Urbaii League, says he ^ Diane Bylo, a 6-foot-7H Uoade Mobutu’s government, which TuKe Air Joumev SATURIMlY^S t v w e e k FCHt OOMPLBXE LlSd^O S and aboiA 70 men to the Congo w thinks Negroes will support UMvenlty of OoniMcticut coed. Defections Grow ^ ' has widespread support lamong,- INSURANCE bMt known 8t. B«r- > n e W YORK (AP) — The Widmark went back to Califor- He recalled g scene in President Johnson In 19^ re ( 640) Iron Horse ^ "'I Enteied in toe state pageant to support toe central govern African states. ' NEW YORK (AP) — For 27 Bownf Waller, racked up camera focusea on the marquee nia with accounta of hoooUgaii- ch Jose Ferrer rode on a gardless of any thlrd-pftrty can D ouglas raoVODto) The Xonsees (C) as Mlaa Stamford, Xfias Bylo SAIGON (AP) — Defections ment’s fight against a threat by In addition to striving to' reln- minutes toe heat and endless hU second M ason CWendiw _ from the ranks of toe Viet Cong Show sign of a grocery, markeit at Ism by" street gangs. The-ooifT'liCanhattan bus during "Any- didates and no matter who the (18) Merv OrifOn (43) atUlgan's Islam (C) was crowned Saturday , night In mercenaries. force U.S. standing in Africa, Award" In a row at the Satur ( « ) Origami (pcjp*-tofcllng) scuffle of .toe slums were far SERVICE Broadway and 90th Street; "We pany shot in upper Manhattan, thing Can Happen." Republican candidate U. Fuirot - toe state pageant finale at to toe South Vietnamese govern President Joseph Mobutu the move also appeared .to be an day's 19th Annual Farmington B.OO (Bt) The Frerjoi Chef ment totaled 18,145 during the away, and for 158 Brooklyn kids are Proud of Our Boneless "We stay out of the tough ar- "Because Joe was carrying a Young said Negroes won’t, as isoi atverbool -(08) Mr. Terrific (C) Southington School. She asked for U.S. help. The mer- attempt to offset any Commu- Valley Kennel Club dog show. Smoked Ham." ^ eas," said producer Howard package, the imlon liuisted a he put It, waste thslr votes on a (40) Addams Family gW^Oonday Night at the > will repiesent Connecticut In toe ■ first half of this year and were ceniules reportedly are commit nirt efforts to gain from the home became toe sky and a jrt He won best In show at the (40X.Peter Jennings, News. nearly double the total for the Then the shot pans down to Koch of "The Odd Couple.” “We prop man had to be on the bus," third-party candidate evbn if it's (■ 844042) News, weatoer , (OMMO) I Dream of Jeeumle Mias America oemtest in Allan- ted to former Premier Molse present trouble. plane. Farmington show last year. same period last year, U.S. offi the figures of Jack Lemmon and haven’t had a bit of trouble." said Beaton. "And since the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who 0 6) Neiwswire " . - / tie City, N.H. In September.. Tshombe. Shooting was reported contin “ Hey, we’re in heaven,” one REAL He. outpaced 976 other dogs to (34) .miat's New? * cials reported today. Johnson’s decision was dis Walter Matthau, strolling down Ssdd the film’s director, Qene prop man appeared in the has been dUcussed as a p o ^ b le (40) News. Bronco ) Antiiiues Tbe daughter of Mr. and Mris. uing Sunday to Kisangani, form voice said. ciqyture his fourth best In show (90) gCdaiUe’s Navy ) Subacri(pUon TV ' In toe first six months of 1966, Broadway in animated conver Sachs; "The sltuatlim Is much scene, he had to be paid another "peace ^candidate.” MXcihael Bylo of Norwalk, the closed Sunday by the State De- erly Stanleyville, according to "W e’ve passed God," said ESTATE award and his 15th group win. 13) Vacation Mayhouae (C) Officials said, 9,988 Viet Cong {lartment, -which said thtf planes sation. It U midnight, and they better than when I was here last check as an extra." Young said that among such .1 Summer HlgliUgtils (C) S30 3 39 0 ) (laptah i N ice (C!) 'n e w Mias Oonnectlout aang mdto news pteked op in Brus- another. Bowser la the first St. Bernard are shooting final scenes for fall shooting ‘Barefoot In the The unions are more reastm- S) M erv a r iffln 843) Andy Orifdth (C) adherents defected under the .will provide long-range logistic "Hey, man, get me out of this, Republican presidential pros- , 8) Walter CronkUe (C) 8-40) Feteny Scuad (C) R "Adelaide’s Lament" from the aeto by amateur 0|>erators. It to take a best In show award in "The Odd Couple." Is Tsar Tore Gold t t m t i r t South Vietnamese government’s support tor the OoiigcJese gov Park.’ We douldn’t get enough aMe now, fUmtng “What’s So pects^ as Ronald Reagan, (UKB90) HunUey-Brli^y 34) NET Journal _ . Broadway show "(Suys -and MB reported that rebel meiv plane,” said a third. New England, according to his ____ _ P°Uce to handle the crowds Bad About Feeling Good?" HU George Ronmey and Nelson A. 303330) Road West (O'* Protected Against Loss? O u Chieu. Hoi or open arms pro ernment "In meotiiig the mer- The voices belonged to chil ‘Hey, Walter!” shouts ) Peter Jennings iMUa" during the talent com gram. ceuaries sHH ooBtroded the alir- ow n^ Mr. and Mrs. w m i^ heavy-set woman who is stand- upset was with the film Rockefeller, the largest Negro :) ClsisUenge of the North HOME OWNEB8 and ‘TEN oenaryJed rebeUton.’’ Tbe de dren riding Sunday as guests ANT p a c k a g e in s u b a n o b petition. She was awarded a $1,- post oY the taxrtheBBt Oongoleee Roberts of Baxter St. ing between two parked cars. editors, who were not signato- vote would go to Rockefeller. .1 ) Social Security U.S. officials also reported partment said tbe planes will be aboard a jetliner from John F. (13) Newtoeat (C) 1I 843)' EamMy Affair (O Contains- Perstmal Propertji 000 sciiolarahlp. that 483 Viet'Cong defected dur oily and a neaiby gueist bouse. In addlQon to winning the best ‘IRemember mej Pm your sec Theodore J. F^^ker, who has rles to Lindsay’s plan. Seaton’s But, he added, he isn’t sure 6:45 (20) News 8-40) Peyton Place (C) in a non-combatant status. ‘ Kennedy Airport. Their trip was Coverage- on Many Valnabli Runneivup in toe pageant w u ing the last five days of June. Of President Mobutu said mer In show he was also judged best ond oousin,^onoe removed.” been directing James Cobum In Hollywood editor wsis not al- even Rockefeller would substan- 7:00 (aO)HunUey-Brinkley (C) 13) Movie The four-engUie CISO planes arranged through toe Mayor’s in working group. ^ (33-40) News 10:00 (10003130) Run for Your Items! 'Ruto Hassd, a O-toot-8, 18-year- these, 363 were soldiers and the cenaries and Katangan dissi "HI ya, honey,” Matthau an “T.P.A.” here, had praise for lowed to work here, so the fllin tlally reduce Negro support for (34) W tet's New? L ife (C ) normally carry crew of four or Citizens Summer Committee Phone M9-46SS. The Answert bid student at Southern Oonnect- xemalnaer were political cadres dents to toe Congolese army VFW Notes swers with a sour grip- He con the poUce fjelp: "They are wiliU be, out and scored to Chli- Johnson. ( 8) ‘Twilight Zone ( 843) Coronet Blue (C) five men but left with a total of Progra mwhich offer® activities ( 3) After Dinner -Movie ( 8-kn- The Big. Valley (C) Twenty-Fonlr Carats. ‘ icut State Oollege.-Mlss Hassel, and other Viet Congsympathiz- rebelled to Kisangani, Buka-vu ■Hie VFW Post 241 and Aux- tinues rehearsing____ the scene with bright and polite — not fomia, instead o f in New York. Young appeared Sunday on (40) (McIIale'e Navy (34) O pen fMiiMi DgANEBYliO 60 to 70 men. The Pentagon said designed to keep yount people ) News, Weat]wr 10:90 (48) Suhocriptlon TV , who reprosented Bristol, won ers. and Ktodu as pant of a plot ROBERTJ. SMITH, St lUary will bold a joint meeting costar Lemmon, like the cops I knew when I was “The cooperation from Lind- CBE’a “Face the Nation." the extra personnel include me too busy -with other things to ) Truth, Oonsequencea ,11:00 i( 83 (O 10-1330333040) ..a $500 scholarship. another $100 was Miss Danbury, worked out by Tshombe to re tomorrow night at 6:30 In the a crowd forms on the a kid in New York. Not one has say has been simply great," ) You Asked for It News,, 8 4 0 ) Spoito, J oey : weather ClariBce H. AndBrioi chanics and a platoon oX. para become involved in summer - ’ XOss Greater Hartford, Mary June Alice Turrell, a 19-year-oId INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 ,^ y® ‘ tor toe CO- walk, and they are gently urged hand out. And they know said toe 'director. "I even a s k ^ CitiesJStiU Populor *) Newsreel |103D3B3O)(30) Law and 1 Mr. Jones JACKIE TO SEE POPE troopers to act as plane guards. turn to power. Tshombe is to violence.", ) ABTed mtehooefc 14:30 (43)( 8) JoeMonday Pyne Staiiight ,^0 *Hearn, won third place and dancer 'who la a student at sponsored events« *- jduring ...... me out of camera range by city just4..--. how X-couldto handle the crowds. shoot In City WASHINGTON (AP) — U:a0 (i------— m U IU N C E DUBLIN (AP) — Mrs. John The planes are based at' Pope custody in Algeria, ha-vtog been Overseas National Airways AOINCY, INC. / a $100 sidiolarship. A 5-foot-l, Western Connecticut State (Col F. Kennedy interrupted her ho kidnaped during a flight over TOinlng year will be discussed, policemen with night sticks. A ‘The other night we were Hall, and he gave It to us. In Americans will continue to flock Air Force Base, N.C. has pledged to take 1,000 city 6 4 9 - 5 2 4 1 t 22-year-old, she is a singing stu lege. liday in Ireland today to fly to toe Mediterranean. following a pot luck supper. grizzled oldster in overcoats of shooting in the heart of Green- fact, I asked for his own office, to the cities In the next few Radio EIIUIIIDIU«ll(Stt«4C_ Jtonson’s decision In favor of children up for a "once around aus Parker and Mrs. Lou- ancient tweed totters out of a Village, and the crowd was dent at Hautt College of Music The new Miss Connecticut Rome. She Is expected to be limited U.S. Intervention in the As many as 14 Belgians and toe neighborhood" ride on their 963 MAIN STMIT, MANCHESTER and he worked at Grade Man- years, a new study says, and by (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 7 4 1 . CENfTER ST (GresaJ Fleer Next te HesM ft Hele) hospital chairman tiavem and demands, “WTiat’s pretty unruly. I ’m sure if some- slon that day.” 1975, about 73 p « cent of toe • at the Uidversity of Hartford. was crowned by Miss OnuMctf- received In audience by Pope Congo dispute appeared to in other white men are reported to jets before school begins in Sep minute length. Some stations cany otber short newscasts.) , ^ Coming in fourth and winning the two groups, are In goin’ on here?" one had injected a note of au- Seaton added that one factor population—164 million people— cut 1967, Carol Ann Qelish of Paul VL volve considerations beyond toe have been killed last week by tember. „ W B B O —U 6 I 11; 16 Investments, Weather, £ charge annual carnival •“ihey’re just ahootdng a toorlty, it would have touched prevents Lindsay’s dream of a will live in 224 metropolitan a ^ 6:00 Dick R(>blnson 11:30 The Other Side of toe put on by groups for the movie,” says an affable younv a real riot. But toe police- Hollywood on toe Hudson from 6:(X) Joey Reynolds patients of tnfe ■”—'—’— - - - 9:00 Ken Orlftln , Newington Vet- policeman, who directs toe m®** kidded along with toe hip- becoming a reality: Lack of The National Planning Asso- 1:06 News, Slwi Olf erans Hospital 18. drunk on his unsure way. ples, and nothing happened.” studio faciUties. W iiO B —811 I clatton said 60 per cent of those 6:00 Hariford Highlights A picnic is in the planning within an hourhour, the Parn.-Paia- IFUcher did suffer one biaarre "We had 23 days of exteriors, 164 million will be in the 25 big-' 7:00 News stages for a ward at toe Rocky commanv has finished the t**® when he and we needed indoor sets when 8:00 Oasllght gest centers. Tliese )ylU range 12:00 Quiet Hours from an estimated 1,271,000 in W P O P — 14U pltal In August another Manhattan location. cameras. A patrolman "The only studio we could find _ „ 6:00 Dcumy Clayton Show the New Orleans area to 17 mil- 7:00 Lee “ Babl’ ’ Simms Show and AuxiUapr haVe is toe faculty with which J ^ ® d Melvin Schwartz thought was a hall that had once been Uon or more in New”W - i o r t h - 13:00 Oary OIrard Show $ M I Giganlic Savings On Fanions been hcUdlng wrffee and donut^Him crews can operate in New sp^nting Cobum was a real used for bar mlUvahs and wed- east New Jersey. WINIT—1289 o:00 News sendotts and presenting gifts to since Mayor John F. Lind fugitive. Caught him and bela- dings. The ceUing was 16 feet The association reported that 6:16 Speak Up Hartford local youths joining toe armed bored him with, a nightsUck. high, and every light had to be 6:00 News say ^It^laimed this city to be cities in toe Southeast, South 6:16 Barry Farber Show services. “Hollywe^ on toe Hudson." "T.P.A.” was delayed a few adjusted by a man climbing a west, Mountain and Far West 6:46 Lowril 'Thomas fit. Matthew’s Notes days whUe Coburn’s face ladder. 7:00 The World Tonight ‘Tw;as nbt ever so. Until a states will (mntinue to grow, 7:16 Frank Gifford ‘Hie church census will be year ago, film m akers returned healed. "Shooting In New York is a mostly at the expense of toe 7:36 Mike Douglas taken on Goose Lane, Weigold Producer-Director George boon for a director because he Q-nn Nftws from New YorlKlocations with Middle Atlantic region. It said 8:10 Speak Up Hartford 'Rd., Elgin Dr., Grant Hill Rd. horrendous tales\ of unruly Seaton is a veteran of New York can use stage actors, as in Lbn- that among cities which can 11:30 Barry Farber Show General® Electric and Cider MUI Rd. this week. fllming, having made such fUms 12:00 Comment crowds, itchy-palm eo'^lice and But New York can never expect substantial growth are 12:16 News. Sign Off Parents who paid for their civic officials, and mcme union as "Miracle on 34to Street,” be a major producUon center Macon, Ga., TallahMsee, Fla., W n O —1486 "Anything - Can Hap]^,” 6:00 Afternoon Edition child’s first grade cate(toism ists who demanded tripib., pay until there are first-class studio Texarkana, Tex., Phoenix, 6:16 Americana last year and did not receive for indifferent work. "Country Grill” , and "a3to#Jtat| facilities Mere. Ariz., Provo-Orem, Utah; Reno 7:30 (5het Huntley (me, have been asked to check 7:30 News of the World The busy new mayor gave to^ and Las Vegas, Nev., 7:45 Joe GaragMa with the Rev. J. Clifford Curtin 7:50 Sing Along complaints his attention. He Binghamton, N.Y., and BalU- fo r thedr copy. • 7:66'De.vkl Brinkley drew promises of (xmperation more, Md. 8:06 Potp-(3onccrt Ttie,. Hpily Name Society is Rand County 3-.06 Nlghtbeat ______1. .. unions and cut red tape so 11:00 News producers needed only a single SST Success Seen ^ to fUm on cUy stre^A. WASHINGTON (AP) — Even SILVER STAR A^ARD ^ also . pn,mlse(i adequ^ Tolkmd^ Hebron in SMS A if toe giant supersonic transport SHARON (AP) — Lt. Paul P«“ ®® Pl^eotlon for toe fUm- plane now under construction R. Prindle has been awarded APPLIANCES! . tian Doctrine will meet tonight aters. isn’t allowed to fly over Inhabit the Silver Star medal for hero at 7:30 in the Parish Center. Soughtby Planning Agency ism in Vietnam. Lindsay’s campaign appears ed land, it can be a success, (Hie Bnllettn Board The award was given toe 24- Tolland and HebronNwill be Tolland’s overall ’ dependence William F. McKee, admln- The final voter registration to have produced results. In his year-old officer for providing recent review of accomplish- Included in the Hartford id- on the Capitol Region towns, led ‘®tr®‘ or of the Federal AviaUon RCPAV* eesston to permit participation machine gun cover slnglehand- MONTHLY in toe party ^u known as the pulled wounded U.S. soldiers to eneficial we don’t play it! It delays us — fienml Elaetrie Rftfrigerators,,Freezers number of fitos shot here and Capital Region Planning Agen- Ninety-two per cent ■ of toe ui®y b® barred from flying B 2 6 .5 8 QMaral Eladria 8 at the Town Hall, all elig safety. The Inciident occurred and it delays you. So why wait? Phone tor BOO claimed a $20-million expendi cy is granted by Washington town’s labor force residents Population centers because vacation cash now and that Big O.K. at ible citizens of the' tqiwn for Dec. 17. 3 6 .4 1 7 0 0 ture for goods and services by authorities. work in Capitol Region towns, ‘ *'® problem created by Beneficial. Also ask about Beneficial’s G«tieral Electric 10 Cnbk Foot a,t least six months. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Gaj^ 5 1 .1 6 1 0 0 0 ‘‘EOOftOMr toe mo-vie companies. The compared to 8 per cent outside blor). Wanted or wom an to partment of Labor, Employ- support for civil rights leg;isla- deliver papers Tolland.' Six ment Security Dl-vlsion, as of tion in a' message to the Boston V ■ Washers and Dishwashers 1 S S days a week! Ve Herald Oct®b®r 1M4- convention of the National Asso- Orteral Elaelrie Beneral Elawlrto 3 pjm. -week-da; noon Sat- “ elation for the Advancement of AT THE PARKADE urdays. Oar essenttal. (3all Man YALE GETS $200 MILLION Colored People. G-E 2-Speed AUTO. W A^ER S l O T Easy LoaillBg~^ lUGGEnDRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WESTl chester Eivenitog Herald, 875- NEW HAVEN (AP) — The The Federal Highway Admin- AH PbiMlain 2 Speeds, 3 WatwTcnipdi^------— ^ 3036. 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■' . • ' . r . ' Manchester evening h erald, Manchester. cOnn.. Monday, july i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. JULX 10, 1967 SIX lo, 967 A Thought for IM a y V enioii contain aiul control one o f its own Escape Hong Kong Rioting JKandf^ster Spoiwored Iqr the Manrtnetot Events heroes. OounoH o f ChurohM Major General MoShe Dayan, hero of &t^nin9 Junk Car Owners to Face in the the 1056 attack toward Suex, end .the Someone hea very aiptly aold: Bar Workers, Shore Patrol THOHAS T. VBBanSON gentleman who was made Defense Min- •that other' thann the .Bttiie, ain sS&BUafflfcD BY „ Tow Charge of Stiff Fine W orld itir.PAi.n PBUraiNa 00„ INC. l^ r in the Eshkol cabinet a few days Is tihe only thing that all CSiila- U BiH«ll Street before the war in Jtme, has been pos tians have in oommon.* It ia Mencheeter. Ooim. The choice of paying $10 to ment" was guessed to be $16 Soviet Stcing Wing WAIVTBR R. jt e t a u s o N ing the problem. By his .jMstyvlietory quite Interesting that wheiher $15 to get rid of an old car or by Public Works Director An- MOSCOW (AP) - 'DJ,e &>vlet Join to Save U.S. Sailors PuMlahere conduct, by his free and . easy state iwe are Christian or not In our Union showed off a new swink- - . „ Pounded Ootober 1, 1881______pay $100 per day to kebp It is drew Tricarlco. »» can governments. About 600 British army Gurkhas ments about what Israel will and will faith, we toe ell quite upaet aoon to be offered to Vernon BasebaU Fteld Readied wing Jet, similar to the U.S. pnbiWied B veir E^renlnf Except Sundays by this asfect of our behig and F ill, with a claimed speed of. 1,- employ®® and the U.S. more *rhe Hong Kong policeman moved In Saturday, and they Central, MM Holidays. £^ered ait the Poet Office at not do. General Dayan has, inspired the junk car owners. Boy Scouts liave helped Llt- was slas(hed to death •^hnday and (Jommqnlat troop.s sand- ^^Bheater, Oonn., u Second aaas Hail do everything In our power to 800 mUcs an hour Sunday at the saved^jitelWng A m ^ ca n comment that he is already acting as Wlth state approval expected tie Leaguers prepare a baseball servicemen from injury In sa with .sharpened cargo hooks bagged defense positions on eliminate It as part of us. Our this week, the junk car. grave air show . In sh: ' * ™ If he were Preonler. field, laccording to the president Soviet vage riots which killed thi'ce when a police patrol in down-, each side Sunday, please BOBSCBIFTION RATES effonte to this end go all the yard on land off Rt. 83 near of the Vemon Little League, PayaMe In Advance His conduct and his words have led ■way from outright denial dr at The wings extend for stability pro-Communist Chinese rioters town Hong Kong Investigated' a The Gurkha commander. Lt. One Year ...... mOO Regaui Rd. should begin soon. Donald Egan. Col. itojiald McAllister, said the to various gently corrective statements tempts to rationalize sin out of at low speeds, then fold back at and a Hong Kong policeman crowd of pro-Communlst Six Ifontta ...... U.OO Mayor John E. Grant, one of *rhe scouts of Troop 92 spread Chinese fnachlne guns which did - Three Months ...... C.M (being to efforts to build up our- a sharp angle for supersonic Sunday night and today, Chinese demonstrators distrib One Month ...... 1.8S from other Israeli leaders. Foreign many .champions of the plan, four truckloads of clay over the p n g 22-3 eelves so that sin wiH not be flight. A British-F’rench project-'' WhUe mobs rampaged uting leaflets and blocking traf the firin g '/ Saturday were Minister Dban finds himself required to aaya there a re about 600 of the infield of the new field being "Chinese army'and not a mlUtia . TunmifTtiCR ^ T- necessary. We are ao dls- to buUd a slmUar plane frff through the streets, burning fic. Police opened fire . on the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS deny that some of Dayan’s statements cars In Vemon. The about 10 made on American Legion prop type weapon.’’ The Associated Press is exclusively entlUed through four days ago when' the pars and buses, smashing store crowd, killing two Chinese. represent - Israel’s actual policy. And tuibed Iv fi**! we feel that acre piece of land owned by erty. It took several nights. Red Chinese civilians ordi to the use of repuMtcatlon of all news If we ere to dlaim to be men French pulled out. This U.S. fronts and hurling acid, bottles. In a midnight battle through aatches credited to It or not otherwise credit Premier Fshkol has foimd it necessary George and Sam Pearl is ex Egan said, "Scoutmaster BUI Hong Kong island’s crowded narily are forbidden any arms. ed In this paper and also the lo<^ news pub- of faith we must somehow be F ill is now In mass ptoductlon, bricks and rocks at police, bM. Back in 1888 if^ n e wanted to call Watkins pected to hold about 600 cars. Dumas 8ind the members of Peking In a protest to the IWiftd hero. to attempt to take some of the hero’s free o f sin. A t .times this although still s h a l ^ out bugs, K^rls. doormen and manager? Wanchai Chinese district, offi about bettejv^sleep you asked “ Central” for All rights of republicatlon of special dis Owners will be asked to drain Troop 92 are deserving of the cers shot and killed a third riot- British government charge'd patches nerelnarealsoreBei^ ______laurel away "from General Dayan, as In cauees ua to 'wind up oocepting and I s expected/______be_ ready for -PuUed U.S. servicemen Inside to crknkcases and remove gas thanks of every boy in the that the Hong Kong police start “Two-TVo-Ring-'niree.” Today when you his statement that the major credit for the ploua moraJlaation o f the • combat m lsiti^ In Vietnam safety ®all®er day tUl the He is sdhCdiiled to a|>pear in quently that Britain allows more comfortable. PASTEETH Is not the counting has changed. suppose that it Is alright protest against election rigging. Hong Kong to be used as a U.S. hurled a dynamite bomb across acid—doesn't sour. No gummy, pasty capacity to use its weapons so efficient to define sin this way If you nqr jg away. ' 'Rockville Cfirouit Oourt tomor- It was the first boycott In the 19- taste. Helps check "denture odor” ; military base for the Vietnam the border at troops patrolling Dentures that fit are essential to The actuality is probably a oombdner ly and effectively. ’Ihat — poUticaJ so desire, (but it seems to me The fe,e for the "appoint- row. year history of the Korean re war, a charge denied by the the 'viUage Sunday idght and health. So see vour dentist regularly. Get PASTEETH at all drug counters. tion of both. strength—^is what does not exist for that this leads to symptoonatlc public. Hong Kong, British and Amerl- Injured one of the soldiers. instance, in '^^detnaih—with the result treatment o f eln. President Chung Hee Park One thing that has now happened A s I understand sjrmptoanat- that the greatest military .jxiwer in all FashiOn Forecast has said that election Irregular twice is that an individuai American lo treatment. It Is a course of ities his ruling party were the world’s history cannot buy a real unft has been ambushed by larger treatment aimed only at elim confined to a limited number of victory there. North Vietnamese forces with the am inating the symptoms in evi districts. He has purged eight bush so successful, in these two in Now, after a real military, victory in dence when for some reason the Dress an Accessory, lawmakers elected to the as basic cause of the malady is stances, that the x>articular units in- the Near Bast, an ai>parently powers sembly from his own Demo wilUng military hero seems to be offer- not treatable. Symptoms al cratic Republican party In oon- vohred have been practically wiped out. ways indlioate some sort o f ma ing'liis country a test choice. It might Gernreich’s Theory nection with ithe rigging. In each of .these instances, there was, lady, which is sometimes easily be that, if it followed him and his In Identified and treated, and oth- The current issue o f a fash Korean Jet Crashes at first, a reporting of bettie counts (CotftUiued from Page One) SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — stincts, Israel could lose the best poten ertimes it Is not. At times our ion magazine shows two hands A supersonic Korean air force which indicated that, although Ameri tial fruits' o f the victory he helped win. physicians have to resort to dioes and whatever one puts on full off fingernails which an ar- can losses had been heavy, the' losses - symptomatic treatment. Sur tile leg, (and the stocking has list has painted in a Paisley «gMer crashed near tee SuwOn w TT IF air base about 30 mUes south of ML inflicted on the enemy had been many prisingly enough. It Is not un evolved so far that now it Is pattern, Seoul today, kUling Its pilot and times greater. common that iwhen the symp often, a pair of tighito) — all T a k e heed! five civilians on tee ground. A ' An Elderberry Year tom Is relieved for awhile the these ore the costume. And sixth clvUian was injured. It hi each instance again, however, body readjusts. There are times, the dress? Oh, yes, after you The particular glory of the country- was tee first crash of an F5A these early t;Iaims of enemy casualties thoughi when alleviating one have given the girl the once Estranged Mate aide for the past week h ^ been the el Freedom Fighter since tee Ko so heavy they turned the engagement sympton only dams up one over, you note that she is wear 1 derberry in flower. rean air force began receiving into a striking, if costly, American vic spot to have the problem break ing a dress. KiUs Wife with It is doubtftil if the size, whiteness *4A eexstome oaraniot be con- teem in April 1965. tory, have subsequently been revised out at another point This hap The plane had just taken off and massed splendor of .this bloom have Sktared wHthout (all ite parts, the Shotgun Blast and abandoned, until the conclusion pens mostly at times when the on a joint air-ground training most in^riJamt off which, now, MENA, Ark. (AP) — A single ever been matched In any previous. symptom is an expression of mission when tee pilot lost con left floating somewhere between the ane to (be (found (below the hem- blast from a' 20-gauge shotgun year. an emotional conflict. trol, apparently due to mechan claims of one-sided victory by the gen Itne,’’ soiyis iihe comlmentetor at loaded with No. 2 buckshot With sin, symptomatic treat ical failure, and crashed into a erals Involved and the observation and And if bloom is any premise o f yield, todagfs Notionall i iFloobwcar killed Charlene Wilhite, 19, as ‘IMIen At Work” By Ref)inald Pinto ment always only dams Up the mountalside. deductions of American correspondents these ^ wonderful " splatches of white problems, leaving it to break’ Shop. she was being escorted from tee has been that each savage battle ended along countryside brooks are ample no UNDERNEATH EVERY SCHOOL out at another point of weak The shoe 'has extended to be- Polk County Courthouse by a Tu)o Reds Arrested without any great disparity in casual tice to all of us to prepare to show, by ness In the person’s life. ’This poone the atockiing. It was Pau state trooper and a Mena police JAKARTA (AP) —A military tie s. our use, our appreciation of the boun Is not surprising at all since line Trigero, a year ago, who man. spokesman said today that two ties of nature. Bln Is the end result o f some Ohowed: very supple boots that Her estranged husband, Dar more top Communist leaders oaane lup so Uar they fastened rell Wilhite, 23, was held later have been arrested. Including The enemy has twice managed an im- We would like to recommend, while Today in History emotional conflict which per usual and {striking success in his am verts a person’s basic good to the girdle. (She started some Sunday In tee County Jail pend tee man believed to be tee new the blossoms are still in sight, at least Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. thing. Boots off that overwhekm- ing charges. Their divorce was party chairman, and the party bush tactics, to be measured against By 'the Associated Press ness. Sin will express itself one a testing out, in neighborhood kitch ii^ height are in the fashion to become final today. has been virtually smashed In aU the instances in which he himself Today is Monday, July 10, the way or another. It Just will not ens, o f fresh eldeifoerry flowers baked Robert D. Novak 191st day of 1967. ’There are 174 ibe stopped. picture. Healbeit (Levine shows IH'e ju3t shot (her out ffrom Indonesia. has paid heavily for trying to set up in a cake, but we haven’t been able to , days left In the year. Maylbe what we need Is a team df .brilgiHt Bhdhing stretch between ua,” said trooper Ken The party already had been a n am bush; Report pOadtl'c, ■with smiaM heela. There Kfndrix. "He slipped up behind driven underground and , Its find the recipe. Today’s Highlight in History definition of sin on a being Is also a atockiing aU a-gliCter us before we knew what was chairman, Sudlsman, Is on trial But these two enemy successes, by ‘Uhat means that ail the blossoms will level rather than on. a doing WASHINGTON — Even be Weltner of Georg^ia announces slight favorite over Weltner. On this date in 1860, *yice for evaning that is atteched to going on.” for his life on charges he was be transformed into elderberries, and level. I’ll try to consider that lending increased dramatic sharpness fore his failure to sell Michi his resignation as a deputy Former Governor Edmund G. President Millard Fillmore Suc a filHie. Or is (the shoe oWiached Hendrix said he and officer involved in tee Communist coup ceeded to the presidency of the in the thought for tomorrow. to the Importance of the body count, thus destined ,t o find th eir . way into gan’s Governor George Rom chairman to run for Congress (Pat) Brown, who Is eyeing the Chaplain Gene Mace to the stocking? Floyd'Phiilips of Mena were on attempt of October 1965. Uni'fed States on the death of have opened a credibility gap with re- , those jellies they make so wonderfuUy ney to the Republican Gover again In 1968. California Senate seat now held ■Manchester Council of Anywaor^ the (boot was never their way to arrest Wilhite when Police Commissioner E. G. President Zachary Taylor. Lumy said Ismail Bakri and gard to the whole routine of casualty tart, those pies they make so tang^, nors’ Conference at Jackson Those state officials who by RepublicEUi Thomas Kuchel, Churohes miore KasWonalble, and the Foot- they Idft tihe courthouse, On *11118 Date^ Mrs. Wilhite, mother of a 10- Jacob Margolang were arrested {w onouncem ents in V ietn am . Ftor a lo n g and those wines they make so healthy Hole, Wyo., Governor Nelson have gotten advance word of got bad news from powerful la (Manchester Memorial wieor Institute suggests these fncmlth-cld giill, (had swam out a last week outside Bandung, In time, the dramatic one-sidedness of the and (bitter, or, failing such hiunan at Rockefeller of New York struck Weltner’s Intentions are grumb bor leaders in a confidential In 1609, the protestent reform Hospital culpte: An ovenffng suit off puf West Java. He .said documents out in efforts to win over a key ling already. They contend that chat the other day. er, John Calvin, was bom. fy loOoque silk -worn with knee- complaint dharglng teat her reported battle losses seemed almost tention, Into the craws of the assorted found with teem showed Sudis- n Republican in his qwn state: the valuable missionary work Both the Teamsters’ Union In 1663, Lady Jane Grey was high satin Ibooits, their riibbon husband, who already was un too good from our point of view to be birds who will croon and gossip and . man had named Bakri to suc Mayor John V. Lindsay. done by Weltner with liberal and the AFL-CIO construction proclaimed Queen of England. Herald oiifto centered with a satin der a restraining order, had true. How, the question had to be, if chortle over the berries during their ceed him In case of his arrest. After making a^ joint an youth disaffected with Presi trades unions flatly informed In 1871, the French writer, roeeDte; with a tuH, dalff-length rammed her automobile with the casualties have really been this deep summer ripeness. Lumy said MargOlang was par nouncement about a local hous dent Johnson will be washed him that if Kuchel Is the Re Marcel Proust, was bom In’ Par li Yesterdays mkUHSklit, cinched at tee -waist, his own vehicle and had pulled a way, could the enemy not only keep it For all those who feel impelled to publican nominee (now all but is. ' knife on her earlier in the even ty chairman for West Java. ing project on June 27, Rocke away once he quits. Leo a S(panil3(h look with ruffled up, hut be found gradually but steadily In 1890, Wyoming was admit 25 Years Aeo ing, Hendrix said. such exploitation of what promises to feller and Lindsay conferred Weltner has no complaints certain) they would back him In appreciation for the work bOouse, Ibllaick OonquistedOTa hat SEATO Exercise O^n ted to the union. He said a passer-by had seen increasing his strength in the field? be a bumper crop o f elderberries this privately for about half an hour about the National Committee ' against any Elemocrat —Includ that Manchester residents are and dky blue suede (boots crush MANILA (AP) — ^30-ship In 1919, President Woodrow Wilhite coming up behind tee The answer may be that our body year, we extend our best wishes and In the Governor’s Manhattan of job, but he has the itch to get ing even that old friend of la doing for the soldiers stationed ed over .V.--(the ankle;------, ------with a .wHil>-AT ^ . iu , « AV, __ 11®®^ IncludlHg alrcMlt carriers, bor, Pat Brown. Wilson.' presented the Versailles oond coat, mmitary with epaulets trio ^ theyMeft tee ( ou ^ ou se. oUer< submarines count has been high, and .that, although hewty encouragement. It is a fine fice. . back Into elective politics ih'this area, officers and men of Rockefeller argued that all AJthoulih Brown says private Treaty and the Covenant of the medium- “ I don’t know whj the man and patrol c r ^ steamed toward we are much more efficient and much thing to,'do something with elderber- again. He resigned his Atlanta the anti-aircraft regiment do end brass bulttans, medium ...... moderates should unify in back Congressional seat last year, ly he would not like to run League of Nations to the U.S. nate $240.84 to the Manchester heeted knee^ilgh - boots of didn’t holler, Hendrik said tee South l^ n a Sea today In a better equipped .than the enemy, we senate. Wilhite was knocked uncons rltoi ing Romney to keep the Pres after segregationist Lester against liberal Kuchel because USO drive. atrebclb bItack vin(ya. slx-natlpn exercise for the haven’t outclassed him quite as much In 1963, the Soviet chief of In-, cious with a blow trbm tee butt What we ourselves do with elder idential nomination out of the Maddox won the, Democratic Kuchel has represented .Califor Cheney Bros, pays to some Whetlwr a sboe to a boot or S o u te ^ t Asia 'Treaty Organl- as our statistics have sometimes claim< temal security, Lavrenti P. of iHeniriix' ipdStol aifter the berries is our own business. We look at party’s right wing. Consequent nomination for Governor, rath nia well In the Senate, he Is 1,800 employes a ^26 (bonus in not, Ms toe to square and blutit, on. Beria, was purged from the shooting. h Is pockets were filled ed. them with Igreat aesthetic admiration ly, he urged the Mayor to do er than back Maddox under the nevertheless Itchy. accordance with the new agree and for the women who insist Operation Sea Dbg brought what New York’s two senior Communist hierarchy. with shotgun shells. Hem' Perhaps, as a result of these recent when, as .hai>peiis to be .their lot this terms of a loyalty oath pre .....As an example of Brown’s po ment signed betweien Cheney on comtort whatever (fashion together craft from- the- Philip Republicans —Senator Jacob scribed by law. With Governor Thought for Today said. pines, Thailand, Australia, New experiences, we will find our way away year, they put every other flowering litical itchiness, ■ he talks, about Bros, and the Textile Workers does, tttero to heaTt-warming Javits and Rockefeller himself Maddox not on the ballot in 1968 a reliable poll taken recently Do good to thy friend to keep Union of America. news that many toes will be Zealand, tee United States and from that imusual emphasis on the shrub to shame. But our idea o f doing —have done: Publicly endorse liberal Weltner -will have no in California that shows him him—to telne enemy to gain Britain.. The other SEATO something utilitarian with the elder is boxed, wWefa means more room Rabies P u lin g number of enemy dead which has been Romney. such problems this time. running well ahead of all other him.—Benjamin, FYanklin, 1706- 10 Years Ago inside to wiggle ybur own toes. C3HICAGO—Npr all rabies members, France and Pakistan, lifted to a memory, rather a long cbaracteiistic o f this war. Lindsay was non-receptlve. But it may be difficult to ex Democratic possibilities for the 1790. Rejection by the Town Board HeeHs will be high when they cases can .be jtraced to the bite are not participating. tine ago, of ,, cutting elder sections and He reiterated what-he has said Senate nomination. This poll of Directors of the Country o f a rabidxanimal. In- fact, in T h e operation’s'purpose is to The number of enemy dead on each plain this distinction to his con are off a hedghff tiiat we used to hoUcfWing out the marrow to make" publicly before and .since. He stituents. Republican Represen gives Brown 37 per cent, as Club’s offer to buy town-owned oaU imedium, and they have the atiput oile-thlrd o f the cases test SEATO’s ability to deliver a battlefield became important because spiles for maple sap to run out pf. 'Ihat feels that New York Republi tative Fletcher Thompson, who against 17 per cent for state Yorty of Los Angeles, and 16 land Is indicated after a three- extra width needed to balance there/'ls no association with convoy of reinforcements and this Is a war at attrition rather than a was one way of getting something cans ;phould not commit them won the Atlanta seat after Welt Assembly Speaker Jesse Un- per cent for' former state Con- man subcommittee, recommends tile Munfc toes. aphnai bite, raising the ques- supplies to tee Thla" capital, war of territoty and of'movement. So', svjfeet out of an elder thicket;. selves for Romney but, for now ner quit, will be considered a ruh, 16 per cent for Mayor Sam troU'er Alan Cranston, .r the offer be refused. This is a week for seeing ^ o n : In what other ways is Bangkok, under wartime condi tobu if we wanted to tell ourselves how the stay behind - the favorite son jewelry, make-up, hair styjeff^ tills brain infection transmlt- tions. war was going, we kept the daily score (Prealdential candidacy of Jav for p r^ e w ln g the clotlle^-tiia| a t enemy killed. That, In our military i . 1 \ its. Moscow and .Warsaw and version of this war, was how: we knew ' Inyasi^n Of Privacy Actually, (Javits may well de Prague ladles will ee^ this fall; cide that he. cannot be New when we jirere getting some place. It has become a fairly common prac for going to Greenwich Village PRICED FOR York’s favoii,te son for Presi I’lililisln rs New r for a “go-go ■ " party” whose Fully equipped-not stripped tice for the Commissioner or Registrar dent in the same year that he S\luliratr, I!Mi7 BEHER HEALTH If it seemed the only way to keep of Motor Vehicles to sell the names of hoots will include the National- YEAR-END SAVINGS-NOWI Is seeking .re-election to the Sen QUESTION: • Jleek, lean European sports • Deluxe front and rear seat belts score, it nevertheless has done more registrants, say to the highest bidder. Association of Hosiery Manu ate. Nor Is- Lindsay considered facturers, and aren’t those boya OBTAINABLE HERE If Cougar is already America’s "car styling • 4-way emergency flasher than any one other .thing, it seems to It is apparently done in 19 states. I paitlcularly. keen for another having a "go-go” time? most complete luxijry sports car • All-American 28^9 V-8 engine us, to give the war in Vietnam its par- Some feel strongly that this is not the Rockefeller Presidential try. RIt to a fact that we do have many thousands • Dual hydraulic brake system ■What ■will develop to Intri- at a popular price, what makes, :Ucular ' atmosphere-. When it. seemed business of the government, that it in of product? to restore or improve your health. • Hideaway headlamps Thus, many Ibelleve the..Jtfay- gulngj especially for those off us • V^indshield washers vades the privacy o f the individual for There are more than 4,000 different medicines it so special in July? that the only thing we cared about was “ or’6 real choice for President who w ant.to look nice this fall, the government to sell his name to com In our prescription labM-atoiy. Elach one to • Triple-step rear turn signals • Remote-control outside . JdUing Vietnamese, when it seemed is Senator Charles H. Percy of and who realize that we bear ANSWER: mercial interests who Intend to solicit rearview mirror that we had such a terrible capacity to minols. very little resemblance to classified so that tt can be located within sec- THE PRICE! • Foam-cushioned front -Tiim for their own profit. , run up the score, the war took on a'^ Apart, from Lindsay’s person Tlwlggy. But here is a clue: ^omto. Theyj are Stored prcqieriy to preserve Now, for the entire month of July, I bucket seats '. - A citizen sued to enjoin the New York - . » • Padded Instturbent panel, sun al preferences, however, Rocke- 'Riat same fellow who used 'their potency and many off them are dated to Cougars are priced for special sickening aspect in many minds and State Commissioner from 'selling the • Wall'-to-wall carpeting visors and windshield pillars 1 feller is running into a high bar to faHt about the dullness of control' freshness. year-end savings! And they’re hearts, end this, one can be sime, is at names o f registrant in this fashion. A rier of apathy over Romney women’s stockings had another loaded with extras. Just looK: • Alt-vinyl interior • 2-speed windshield wipers least one reason why -this 1^ the most federal judge held that the commission ■We carry so many different heeltii'4ids and among New York Republicans.' favorite theme. "Now, nail unpopular and distasteful war in all er’s action was no invasion of privacy. sic^rooih needs, that the odds are you can , At this very early ;Aage, there polish,” he would say. "Why . modeni American history. He saw it as a legitimate revenue-rais always get exactly whet you ask tor here. Al are signs Rockefeller might hasn’t some one -done some ing activity of the state. But he did note ways remember that, when you need any prod have trouble delivering the thing witiil that? Wouldn’t uct or drug prescribed by a physician, or made W e can .think qf another xxissible that “‘this may not (be the most In^lr- state delegation for Romney. nails look pretty virlUi a pile by a reliable supplier^ we have It or will quickly // / way of reporting the outcome of bat ed kind of govenunqnt function." ' A footnote*: Although R o ck » on them, aH velvet?” get it for you. tles, which might so accentuate the real The State of New Yoik, to make about feller’s support of Romney a - bbpe and pleasure of, man as to pro- {7,000 a year. Is ■subjecting millions of sincere, Its credibility la eroded YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you mote peace instead war.. Why not motorists and their families to a mass by the conduct at some mem RANGE nbed a merhclne. Pick up your prescription If Mmounce, at the end of every battle, onslaught of saJesman^^p geared to the bers at his official family. For \M» Shopping nearby, or we wiU deliver ptxMnpUy ' the joyful news of bow many were able automobile ownership market. It brings instance, Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wil without extra charge. A great many people en to their mailboxes, doorsteps, and tele FUEL OIL MORI ARTY BROTHERS. Inc. to leave the battiefleld alive, with a son, who would take over In trust us with tl^elr prescriptloins. May we com- MERCU phones the potentiality for a vast in Albany If Rockefeller gioes to 'ijdienoe of seeing their homes and fami- GASOLINE poimd arid dispense youre?. 301-315'CENTER STREET MANCHESTER,: CONN. crease in annoyii^ solicitations. the ^ h lte House, Is actively ‘'.J ie s a g a in ? OkiiB use of th^r names is totally un boosting Rockefeller Jar Presi ' i n MAIN H%. LINCOLN anticipated by registrants and we be dent in conversations with par MANCHESTER \ lieve would be overwhelmingly opposed ty leaders around the state. BANTLY OIL by them,, were ithey given the oppor A big hole is about* 'to be The ProUem Of Dayan COMI’ANY, INC. FaiUag Alvnyw Aridlabto. Birch St. Fatfcbig Lot tunity to Voice their opinion. As a mat punched In the Pemocrktlc Na I ll ,>tM N .^■!i{i:i:i' (AiQCQg the tw ts being posed to the ter of public . policy, the state should tional Couuulttoe’s much-publi **oatk» o f Israel l^y Its drantieCtic have no plul in providing such lists for cized rebuilding program when, 'I'KI . 049 <')9r) in the war o f four days in June commercial Interests of any kind.— in the Immediate future, for UiirkMlIc H7S.3271 mer Representative Charles 1— 't t a t o f wtasther it will be able to CHRISTIAN SQIENOE MONITOR ‘ ' .S
■ ,V. fAGBi EIGHT MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 10, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY,'JULY 10, 1967 NINE. V*N. WiU Send Observers Viet Warfare Spanish Navy to Receive Bolton. Police Seeking L BJ B ack In Washington he faces major ing In public opinion polls, John Jc8inson will entertain a social - There was no yrorA on the* ’ To Suez Cease-Fire Line V.S. Cruisers AritiquateJ IJ.S. Carrier decisions soon on a request son also is expected to do more guest during the day Tuesday. President’s activities Sunaay.'’ HOME OF Mask^ Trio in from Gen. William C. West speechmaking outside the. capi Ludwig Erhard, former chan He was not seen at his usual WASHINGTON (AP) . — The equipped with helicopters which Mrs. Raymond Myette Heads tal. There was a chance ' he cellor of West Germany, iri the places of ’Worship and the Texas' " (OtMitlBu^d tmni PaKC'Oiwi day. "We will never accept a A t C apital moreland for more troops in half solution for Jordan or the Pound R e d s ’ Spanish navy soon will get Its the Spanish will buy from var- Ferry Holdup might fly* to 'Boston 't^iesday United States to lecture,- will W nite House Issued no an-^ and artillery along the cansJ Arab wqrld.” first aircraft carrier; a quarter- ious sources, the Pentagon said, SERVICE St. Maurice Church Council Vietnam and on how much of a night, for e x a m p l^ to address Stop by. As chancellor, Erhard nouncementa of any Und. Saturday. The semiofficial Crowds In the Egyptian capi- Gun Positions century-old American veteran Spain already has bought six NEW LONDON (AP) — Po A fte r Rest ■Vietnam tax increase to seek the’ convention of' the National was entertained by Johnson at Throughout the Texas stay,' Calro newspaper A1 Ahram said tal shouted, "R evenge! Re- of nine major Pacific battles in American helicopters for more The executive board of the lice are hunting for toree men from -Cfongress. Association for the Advance the LBJ Ranch in December announcements were few cipal wUl begin hie duilee July WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi E gypt would need to know the venge? Revenge!” in welcoming (Continued from Page One) World War n. ° than ( 6.S million. OouncU of Chriatlaii Doctrine who held up a ' terry service Bouyed by an Improved show ment of Colored People. 1963. tended to be roifUne. AND 81. dent Johnson returned to the observers' exact job and the Boumedlenne Sunday. The The U,000-ton Cabot, renamed The crew of 60 officers and of St. Maurice Church has an office and drove away with $ - canisters were broken and bad' Ihirlng its regular meeting 2 White House early-'today from ■•J’ ' w , . extent of their authority before crowds demanded immediate ^ Dedalo by the Spanish, will be 750 enlisted men will be trained nounced the appointment of agreeing to accept them. These rnilitary action against Israel, ly v^cked by the bombing and to Bpfiin for five years, at Philadelphia for oiie or two the board will dieciiss the agree 400 in recelpte Sunday night. his first acknowledged vacation another 10 were burning or tO' now officere for the coming ments with the Bolton Educa details were left to be worked Cairo sources say Boumedl- U.S. officials appeared per months and the ship will under QUALITY y ea r. ' , Albert Stefano Sr., cadder since becoming chief executive. tally destroyed. 1 tional Secretaries and Affiliates out by Thant and Norwegian Lt. enne, whose forces did ^ no plexed when asked what mili go shakedown at the U.S. base for New London Freight Lines, Johnson and wife Lady Bird A ir strikes and naval bom popular Mrs. Raymond Myette wiU and the Bolton Custodial and spent nearly 1 1 days at their Gen. Odd Bull, chief of the U.N. fighting last month, favors im- tary need Spain has for a car at Guantanamo on the eastern be president; James Vcltch, told police that two men—one bardment also hit three more Mairitenance Association, Texas ranch. The President Truce Organization in Palestine, mediate military actlpn but tip of Cuba. Vice president; Mn. Janiee carrying a p&tol and the other ____An . ______authoritative____ - Israeli whose army ^ d air missile ^ t ^ The ...... Cabot has...... been in moth-... Omlon will report on the fac handled, a dally flow of office Vettich, chaiman of the ele wearing a stocking mask—-en rM • ulty for the coming year, on routine but still managed to de source said Israel would agree force were smashed, would pre- I*'®* Spain may feel friendlier balls in Philadelphia for hearly mentary teachem; Jack Samen, tered the office at about 6:30 to cease-fire observers but not ^ contain popular demands -lnch piniire toward the Untted States as a 12 years. resignations, and bid awards. vote much of his time to relaxa 8 O udnnan ot the C TP teactaera; p.m . to revival of the truce supervl- for a "second round” until he while two more were snot “ P “ Y result, and it can do no harm. U.S. N avy officers said that in The board 'will also discuss a tion—to auto tours of his hill Mts. George Maneggia, chair The masked robber pushed sory mission which supervised something to fight with. Al- planes ac^m panylng United States uses the Rota recent sea workouts the Cabot .change In board policy requir country cattle-and-deer proper ^SAVE ON man of helpers; Mra. Harold ing medical examinations and another employe, JosejAi Jones the working o f the I949.armis- geriai rejected the U.N. cease- hitting fuel dumps near Spanish coast develoled a s p e e d s more than ties and to boating excursions Laws, chairman of the library; of Mbntville, into a la’vatory, tlce agreements. Israel con- fire resolution which ended the Haiphong. several Spanish airfields. 30 knots, which they considered the reorganization of kindergar on Lake Lyndon B. Johnson. ' Mm. Harvey Harpln, chalrniAn Stefano told police. tends the June war wiped out war. Military headquarters said 134’ ^ g Navy officers said the good for a craft that old. ten at the elementary school. During past Texas stays, the Oranee Juice of the , dlecusalon clubs, and “Open the safe or I’ll blow that truce. AP correspondent ijavld Lan- missions were flown over N o^ Cabot will be equipped for an- The Cabot, or Dedalo, will be BesefaoU Bcsnlts White House invariably pictured EARLY WEEK Mra. William Vogel, chalrmw your head off,” the second rob Israeli newspapers reported cashire reported from Beirut, Vietnam Sunday,, all below Ha- tlgubmarlne warfare, and, they the biggest ship in the Spanish In baseball EMday night Ken Johnson as hard at work on offi of .parent education. ^ ber sold. Then Stefano was or that Egypti:vn MIG'21 jet fight- Lebanon, that most of the Arab because of bad weather. In ggopgrate with Amer- navy—although she is dwarfed cial chores much of the time— The CCD is (the organization Griffin aided the Bolton Lake dered into the room with Jones ers patrolled the canal’s west governments are still doing addition to raids on rail, road units in the Mediter- by modern American carriers in and this often was the case. responsible for the religious ed- Hotel team with three hits as as the pair took the money bank Sunday and that Israeli nothing to restore their econo- and” water traffic south of the ^anean. the 78,000-ton range, This time, however, aides readi SPECIALS! ucaUon of all chUdren and he and Johnny Zeppa held He- and made their eacaije.- ly acknowledged, even volun troops observed Egyptian forces my or face postwar problems Hanol-Haiphong "iron triangle,” .pj^g c^bot is being moder- The only other major vessel in adults In the parish. bronto two hlta and a 15-3 vic st^ngthening positions about a one month after the w ar ended. American pilots concentrated on j^j^gd at the Phllaiielphla Navail the Spanish navy is the 31-year- The two employes told police teered, that the President was Baptized recently at St. Mau-" tory. Bolton played errorless that a third man was waiting trying to get as much rest and mile from the Israeli outpost of Nq Arab government has Red guns causing heavy gbipyard and is expected to be The Canarias is 'the fla^gshlp rice Church were Heather Aime ball and came up 'with some Ras El'ish, eight miles south of conceded Israel’s right to exist, casualties among the Marines transferred to Spain in early Th eCanarias is the flagship outstanding plays. in a oar. near the entrance dur relaxation as possible. Bisson, Mark Eric Anderson ing the robbery. the canal’s north entrance. None has voiced any intention of along the demilitarized zone, gepteipber. of the Spanish navy, which D O N ’T H ie team, now ’With a 7-2 and Jaimle Lynn, Belanger. The freight service, common Saturday’s fighting and-clash- negotiating with the Jewish There were at least 18 strikes ,j.j,g pentagon said all costs boasts more than 20 destroyers, record, w ill challenge the fath St. Maurice Men’s Club will ly known as the Orient Point es the previous weekend were gtaite to regain occupied lands. against these positiohs Sunday, involved are to be underwritten about 10 submarines—including ers tonight at 6 at the elemen m eet ton igh t a t 8. > Iterry, operates between New near Ras E l’ish and El Qantara, The oil boycott is causing Amid the continuing artillery py |pg gpanish, including train- a World War H German, U-boat FORGET! School Board Meeting tary school field. AB fathers about 10 miles to the south, on cracks in the Arabs’ brief w m - and rocket attacks on the | j| g gj ijpg gpanish crew by the —and some 14 frigates, as well London and Orient Point, L.I. We reserve the right to hmlt quantities The board of education Is ex are welcome. Marlow’s says: the east bank. Israeli jets Sat- time, unity. The Egyptian and Marines, seven Red rockets u.S. Navy. as lesser vessels. | pected to' hold a short open The team will host Hebron urday shot dovi-n one o f the Syrian press and radio have ripped up the ruflway at the -j-pg Defense Department said The Spanish have plans to meeting tonight at 8 in the t^h again Wednesday at the ele This is th« year for MIG21S supplied to Egypt by denounced Saudi Arabian King Uong Ha airstrip 11 miles below |pg ggg| p^g ggt yet been deter- build five new frigates of U.S. school library, then go into mentary school field. Waterbury Holds the Soviet Union. The dogfight Faisal for his reported intention the zone, mined but that preparation of desigin and two submarines of executive session to interview Bulletin Boaid a trouble-free TORO! NEW LOW PRICE! was over Port Fuad, at the ca- to defy the ban against oil ship- the crew and the ship for fleet French design, 'VALUE more applicants for the position Tcwn Republloans will cau Viet Day Parade nal entrance. ments to the United States and duty will come to about $400,000. The Spanish navy has 50,000 V A L ^ ! s t a m p s If yon own a cheap power 263 Left Dead STAMPS of superintendent of schools. cus tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the mower now, yon probably Egypt charged that Israel is Britain. But Saudi Arabia’s The 623-foot 'Cabot will be men, including 6,000 marines. The board has already inter Community Hall to 'vote on Minus Incidents know ail about expensive CALIFORNIA trying to seize Port ,Fuad ^ d its Mecca radio replied that the In Japan After viewed some candidates. P ^ - candidates for the fall town repair bills and mlMrable important canal installations. Arab countries need “ every cipel Rnl|ih Oonlon, acQng su election s. WATERBURY (AP)—A crowd snmmei Saturdays. You're Early week Israeli newspajjers accused the penny of their oil revenue to ‘Weak’ Typhoon Spread of Fire Stopped perintendent, 'wtU be leaving estim ated a t 5,000 w atched the probably ready for a trouble- special! Egyptians of "heating up” the finance their war effort for a the end of August, with vacation Mancfiester’ Evening HeilBld free TORO . . . Come on in “Vietnam Day Parade" spon and see one! canal area for political pur- new round of conflict against (Continued from Page One) leave Starting earlier' In the Bolton oorreepondent, deme- ICEBERG lETTUCE poses. Israel.” sored by the Veterans of For Rain-weakened cliffs gave By 8th District Firemen month. His replacement as prin well Young, toL 648-8881. Hussein has called repeatedly Answering Moroccans who DOUBLE eign Wars Sunday while a small grou p p i demonstrators stood . . .. , \ , ------, —■■■” V— e -I- persons in Kure, in Hirosmma Quick action by members of Flames burned about a 10 by V Arab naUons to work out a uni- niore strongly with the Arab p_eie„ture Seventv-one of them thp Piirhth nistrlet Fire Deoart- 20 foot area of shingles on the by. '■ fled position toward Israel. camp, Moroccan King Hassan II regcued f f* c roof, according to <^ef Umer- “Peace, not war” and "<3hll- Enjoy a summer full of savings with ”We have rejected any idea of said in a radio broadcast Satur- T h e '^ m ’s fringe touched Saturday afternoon extinguished \m “ .V F ord Opposes LBJ Bid dren were not bom to bum” dealing with our problems on d^y night that the Arab nations before It blew Into the resulted in saving a large barn py firemen with booster hoses STAMPS were two of the slogans on pla the basis that it is a Jordanian loat the war with Israel because p ad fie There was no major on Tolland Tpke. near Taylor and an inch-and-one-half line cards carried by toe 36 to 40 problem alone,’ wivf 7 of their own faults. dtimage or casualties in the St., .and prevented the spread connected to a hydrant. EVERY demonstrators. Japanese capital. With winds up of the fire to a large service The firefighters were at the- For Raise in Taxes The chairman of the greater to 45 miles an hour, the storm station, homes and other build- scene for about an hour. Chief WASHINGTON (AP) — House excessive domestic spending for Waterbury Committee for Peace dumped almost 15 inches of rain Ings in the heavily-populated Lim erick added that the bam Cong,ress at Work, Republican Leader Cterald R. purely political purposes. ’This, Roger Dionne, said his group, aroimd Kure and Sasebo, a port area. was d a m p ed by a similar fire as well as the 'VEW, believed WEDNESDAY Ford said today he doesn’t think he- said, would stimulate an in frequented by the U.S. 7th Fire Chief Francis Limerick about a year ago. flationary Increase In toe cost of in "supporting our boys in Viet New Whirlwind® by Fleet. reported that the roof of the The Eighth District Fire De- President Johnson’s request for liv in g . ' nam” but objected to the par Long Session Seen The weather bureau reported 30 by 50 foot bam was ignited partment was called out last a tax hike Is Justified—a 'view ticipation in the parade of what n n r i r i G d q , "I believe the people resent a that rain had stopped falling in by flying embers from a mb- night about 10 to Caldor’s at (that puts him in some disagree he called “right wing groups”— T O R g (Continued from Page One) ven’t even approved the author^ guns and butter policy,” the most of the disaster area. Offi- bish fire. The two-and-one-half Burr’s Comers Shopping Oen- AAANCHESTER ment with two top OOP Ueuton- EUchigan RepubUcan said, "and the J(dm Birch Society, The 1 I j 4 4.1. .1, ... .. ization bills that have to be en- clals said there still was a story stmcture, form erly used ter but foun4 that it was a anta. Young Araartcans for Freedom, V. acted before the appropriation BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER— TOLLAND TURNPIKE resent being forced by the Dem agreed to hold off a strike as threat of ■widespread flooding to stable horses, is owned by burglar alarm, not a fire alarm and the newly org;anized Am eri F R O M ^ 4 ^ 9 5 V f measures are brought up. Fbrd aaid if the bill came up ocrats ito pay for butter in high long as the matter is in confer from swollen rivers. the American Oil Co. It is which had been set off by ac- now the House probably would e r ta x e s .” canism Forum of Waterbury. Service with a smile... quality in every aisle House and Senate leaders TERMS! ence. now used by the State Highway cident. The department also d e fe a t R. E\>rd also said to e adm inistra Membere of the YAF marched have not talked yet of establish Depa^ment to store chemicals responded to a call at 10:30 SULLIVAN AVENUE Also in conference is a bill Two other leading HOuae Re tion’s estimate of the deficit for In th e 00-minute parade, carry ing any priorities for moving Better Brakes for weed control. p.m. from 87 N. Elm St. where |725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST that would prescribe standards the backed-up legislation and SHOPPING CENTER publicans, Melvin R. Laird and toe fiscal year toat Started July ing sighs saying "Victory In Firemen ■were dispatched to a gas pipe had burst in the J < ^ W. Byrnes, both of Wiscon 1 is far imder what Is likely to Vietnam” and “YAF supports of population variation in speak confidently of finishing A r e Installed the scene after a call was re- cellar. A smoke ejector was MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR sin, have Indicated support for result. v ic to ry .” S , congressional districts. T h e con- the year with a record of out- ceived from unidentified used to clear the air in the, cel ferees reached an agreement standing accomplishment. On Surveyor 4 Jtdmson’a propoaed Income tax The administration estimate ’The Birch Society was repre lar. hike. at the first of toe year was $8 .1 before the recess but the House But if Johnson drops in a re- PASADENA,______Calif._____ (AP) — sented by a float depicting toe Species for Monday^ Tuesday^ Wednesday! rejected it and ordered another quest for a tax incrtfase as he Is SclenUsts"say the Suiweyor 4 Laird, chairman of the House biljUon, but Ford said the deficit Statue of Liberty. Jerry Possum, new dweMlnig tot the present fiscal year Is now* widely expected to do, spacecraft scheduled to take off Republican Conference, recent 'While Dionne picketed, his Public Records at 300 HiOliaird St., $16,000. likely, to be closer to between Although fiscal year 1968 is ^m e of the pending bills un- for the moon Thursday will car- SAVE 16c on ELBERTA ly said that while he isn’t en mother, Mrs. Juliet Dionne, the ■R a b e r t Samuetsooi, new thusiastic about the proposed 120 billion and $26 billion and under way, only two of a dozen doubtedly will be put oyer until ry electronic Insurance against Warrantee Deed city tax collector, watched the „ ^ „ dwelling-at 74 Amott Rd., $14,- hike, he probably would support potentially could rise to $29 bil major appropriation bills to fi- the next session starting in Jan- the double bounce that nearly 'Roibert. Littletcxn Inc. to Roy qqq > -r < lion. parade from the reviewing nance government . actt-vities uary. It. He cited aa his reason the stand, where she was represent ruined Surveyor 3’s \an6ing ^ prop- .Richard LCMonds, alterations Although toe Nation’s econo during the year have been en adminiatration’a "failure to be ing Mayor Frederick W. Palom- I®- Irvin g St. dwelling at 123 IBrebton Rd., my apparently is a little more acted. In many cases, including responsible In the field of fiscal ba. Surveyor 3’s radar system, ComnUttee Deed $200. stable now, Ford'said, soft spots the always-tough foreign aid bill management." Siiektn Parts Sab! Gov. Wallace designed to cut off Its descent- Mjaro S. Levine, committee Donald B. 'Rdchairdson, gairage remain and a tax increase could the legislative committees ha- Byrnes, senior Republican qn hraking rockets 14 feet above for the estate o f 'Robert A.. IMc- and ^breezeway at 45 'Fulton the taxwriting Ways and Means be a serious depressant. You |ust can't buy better chicken than White Gem! Once you’ve tasted one Under Surgery the lunar surface, became con- B.ride, to Cecil A. ‘ and IsUlan Rhly it remained upright Lesperance, property on Sher- GASH SAVINGS for his tax hike request. screaming . woman tmulst was mallgnant condition” again. ^ ^ood Clrole: thrown to the pavement Siinday "The . administration has not Your order for drug needs a a rk said, “ there is a tumor ^oals of digging small trenches Charles E. Leseprance to r r T O from one of Central Park’s han FRESH— T^ASTY made 5iny effort whatsoever to end coumetlos w ill be taken in the lower abdomen.” ^ I*'® lunar soil and televising Alan W. and Barbara D. Gates, hold down non-defense spend som cabs when its horse sud oara of immediately. M A R L O W 9 He added, in response to ques- Pictures of them to earth. one-half interest in property on ing,” Fi>rd aaid. "If the admin- denly bolted and set out for First for Everything tions, that” we presume” it is ^®t Propulsion Laboratory, Sherwood Circle, iatratioil would cooperate with Fifth Avenue. at marLOW Prioes! malignant because of the past released the first official expla- Ohartes B. Lespepnice to Mi- toe Republican leadership in the Josephine Saturn, 41, o f Stock- medlcal history and the diag- nation of the mishap, Sunday. It ohael iF. Gates, one-half inter- FILLET of SOLE ton, Calif., was reported in good 69 House we could reduce nonmili C d j d d o j t L Downtown Main St,» nostlc tests ®aid the unusually reflective est in proiferty on Sherwood I’ EK condition with leg and face cuts •V ♦ , (iAI.I.O N tary expenditures sufficiently to TGYm AIN ST^-648-5881 M anoheoter If the surgical examination rocks have not been identified Oirole. preclude toe need for- a tax in and bruises. and there is no way of telling Flesoriptton Phsnnaoy bears that out, Clark said, It Marriage License 3 c re a s e .” Her husband and their three “ will be our goal” to remove vvhether the same hazard exists Peter George Jalblon, Spring- FUEL OIL The Jitonson administration, I'children had alighted from toe quality the tumor at once. I " Surveyor 4's landing area. To fleld. Mass., •and Joyrm Coti- GRAND CHAMPION QUALITY EVurd said, wants to continue cab before the horse bolted. The bulletin stated also that prevent recurrence, however, Ertance F lyn n , SpringfMd, IMPORTED five days of diaginostic tests dls- part of its electronic brain Mass., July 22, South. Metho COOPERATIVE closed “some involvement”^ of which could be confused by dist Church. ^ Oil. ( ().^'I^\^’Y the colon which “ could be due to unexpected radar reflections Building Permits . :nr. mto.xn st k e e t SLICED BOILED a tumor pressing on the lower I>® by-passed during Sur- CHUCK STEAKS ORDER TODAY.. Allan Turtier, fence at 19 TI'.L. 49 bowel.” j A’leyor 4’s descent. Winttirop Rd., $300. Serve with Caterer's Kitchen Potato Salad Otherwise, the hospitdl said, / Plans call for Surveyor 4 to for a flavorfuT hot-weather meal! the general health of the na-/land Saturday night in Sinus IDEAL FOR SUMMER COOKOUTS ■ ■ A . tion’s only woman governor Is «il®^i the central bay, near the “very gdod indeed,” and cwiteg of^^^tiie moon about 400 I WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES doctors ’’are very optimistic’ ’ miles iHSrtheast of the now inac'- LOSEMIGHTBY FRIDAY over results of the tests made tive Surveyor 3. GROUND CHUCK — JuttUkettiny kOSB WaiOHT thus far. In addition to camera and Day In ...Day Out... ,79 Hunsrex teblMlet before \ . T M « HIUBTOAVI At Mrs. Wallace’s bedside trencher, it will carry a magnet meals... and banidi thote Breaded Veal Steaks 68° b Cubed Veal Steaks 78°ib were three physicians from on a landing pad to determine if Thousands now lose TENDER—JUICY hated extra pounds as Montgomery—Dr. Joe W. Per- there are My iron-bearing Try 'Epn On you banish hunger! W h ]A weight who never thought ry. Dr. Ross McBryde and Dr. "meteorite fragments in tlie k they could,..report p o t Harry J. Till. They flew to area. Detections of' iron' would on PRESCRIPTIONS I Your Outdoor Because Hungrex is Peppered Beef Steaks 7 8 v Danish Bacon • 0 I I remarkable weight lossea the most powerful Houston Sunday with the gover- support theories that many of resulting in meaningful f of7...20...even ... Grill! 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\ r I - r : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;, MONDAY^ JULY 10, 1967 y P A G E T E N l^ONDAY, JULY 10, 1967 Section Two. MONDAY, JULY* 10, 1967 iiBttrl)i90t9r Ettffnitts Ifw aib :/■ :zi Board Considers $20^000 Gra^h Victim'Dies^ BERRY'SiMD Harold J. HaU, 17, off West To Improve Disposal Area ; SchooFfor Fun School Board B*lpb BalUday Hartford . Was charged with , First Road Fatality bi«ach of p6ac« by aaaault^af- I f the Boiurd of IDirecbora day night would pay (or (bk- :]Swell8 Courses Medal W inn]^ GI^ Heltlday, 60, ot 77 tor a tight Saturday at George wJdiwaday night votea a |20,- ing and other **"*“®^^"“ ?** Meets Today irin Bt, tMUtand Of K tb. Thomas E. Sliney, 60, of 351 Summit St, wKo had fof Teens which waa broken up 000 allocation for lifl|)rov«m«nta the vicinity of Hop Brook and During Sununer tXteen {Bannsleijr (HlaMMay, ^-Btudento and exceed last ■')»/ . clusters, and "was recommended for the Distinguished school budget and several pro 22- ie»7 in l^ley-l-eeds, Biig^ P*^- ' , ' fist fight after HaU danced with posal (NCRDiD.) suretl IbeBore Whs town runs out jrear’s enrolhnait by 318, 'An- lauL a aon o t JosePH anVl Bm ily Hospital spokesmen saM the yfg^ struck by the right front posals for continuing federally a girl DeU was escorting. DeU The NOBiDD was ffoimed In ^ rettioe land, the dl- diew Vinoens, dlroctor, an- Frying“CroSs, ended his tour of Vietnam duty at the <3hai«nan HfeMiday, and Uved o ' of the vehicle, financed educational programs wcuivtaken to Manchester Me 1966 by the towns of Vernon appear ki no hurry to ■unmoed today. end June and is now back in Mnndhester. And he in Manchester Her Che past 68 officially released, but a pre- He was bom Aug. 1, 1906 in morial .Haspltal and treated, and South Windsor to ooneld- ^ oootpetiMve eftlort with ' CSesses, which consist off ele wouldn't volunteer for Vietnam again, he said. are the major items slafed for yeeuns. He was en^k^ed lor'43 Hminapr ® Lynn, M m s ., a son of ITjonias er the construction of a region- y,enilon and South Windsor and Aiyny Sp. 5 Jiamed HuteMn- discussion by the Board of Ed dicated a probable dcuU frac E. and Mary Murphy Sliney, and HaU waa booked for ap mentary and aecondaxy remedi years at CSieney Bros,, (before pearance ixt Manchester Circuit al Incinerator, It was created pM«ri|ni|y, other towns, iton, aon off tosmer Town Dlrsc- ucation when It meets tonight ture. and lived in Manchester for the al, academic makeup, and en Ms reltireanent a year ago. H e under enabling leglslaUon hy •x^hey appairentlly preffer to go tor (John J. HutcNtaBon off 14 at 8 In thqkboard room at Ben- The death was Manchester’s past 11 years. He was employ Court July ,'^. richment ooursee, giM under wiaa a imeimibeir oif St. M a iy ’s the 1985 Liegislature, when it ^ oorntder Other solu-' ILaiwtcn Rd. and SAb . lARoe net Junior High School. first auto fatality of the year. ed as a salesman for the A. Thomas J. Rancourt, 20, of way June 2B and end 11. j^piBoopal Ohurch, and past appeared that the Northeast Mlanchesterts reffuse Huldhinooei, clerk off tbs Oticult The agenda is one of the light Sliney, who had returned Kramer C!o., Clothiers, Hart East Hartford was charged with .-The tnoFeose over last year pir^detit and treasurer otf the lettering at a Center St. drive- Refuse Disposal District, com- IncBudllng the pourt- Ocurt, vohsiteered tor duty In est faced by the board in re from a vacation onjy hours ford, and was formerly active te. ceilected matoly in the 296 Sons a t St. Geonge. Vlatnam efter being drafted In cent months. ^fore the accidenXwas report- In numerous 'adult capacities in Saturday about 11:40 p.m. prisbd o f tjios® 'two t'owna and laUQty W an Indnenator qpom- students who aro taking non- Sinwh’oTB, ibesides his wife, and was aiunmoned to appear Manchester, was about to f'Old. ie05. I had to do it again It is expected that the MEA :Vm,^ edly crossing from the east to with Bciy Scout Troop 3. tton loir Mancherter alone. ccedit. "enrichment’’ oounes indiude two idaugHbers, In Manchester Circuit Court it did fold In September 1965 X would,’t he said. IBu^, 1 negotiating team will be pres the west side of Summit St. Under a Joflnt-dlaitrlct opMO- tor selff-fmi«ov«ment or just Majisha J. HjalMiday o f (Manches Survivors .include his ■wife, July 24. PpUce reported the and Vernon and South Wind- wQutdifft volunteer again." ' ent to discuss its requests for when he was struck by the car tion, lllhe cost to Mancheateir to r the ton off it 'Vtooens said."- ter and Mrs. SiMart- Baraw Jr. Mrs. Harriet Carleiton Sliney, had previously been warned to aor, w ith Bolton as an un Huibcldnson was to Vietnam several money Items It wants heading south. ^ ooiulct jbe as (high as 66.60 -P* ' n>e erarichment offering was off atjowe, Vt., and a grandchild. and a son Edward Sliney, at stay a'way from the place be- official obse^er, considered ______(o r 02 mtonths. In ithls tone be incorporated next year’s con- • The driver of the car has ton- off ireluHe. A pri’vate canceled last year by the ■liluneral services Will be held home. causey, of his past behavior and plans for the regional incinera- aHreiajdy oMerett to reoaUV'Sd an lAtr Medal, (o r “ dis- tract. been identified by police as I t o ^ 'Off Blducattan because off tangUlBbtng btoiBelf b y tneti- The finance committee, head tamorrow at 2 pjm. at St. The funeral will be held that he was told to leave aev- tor. Mafichester, along with operate an to- _■. , , _ Francis Millls, 33, of 10 Dur- •uncertain over the status off torinuB eebOevement,’’ and then ed by Atty. Thomas 3alley, M ary's iElpiscopaV Church, "^ e owner of a local print' Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from eral times Saturday but did not E ast Windaor, has had unof- tn Mancheatwr, tto inoomplste budget repeated this touiteen times to aigreed at a recent meeting to Rev. ..George Nostnand, rector. ^ the David Russell Funeral comply. flcial representatives attending ^ jtainchedteir only, at an es- ing firm. goto 14 ckiSteirB on the medeL review the MEA requests be wMl officiate. Burial will be in Bruce A. Cordner, .34, of 16 meeUngs of the NORDD for the change off albo»* 63J50 The budget was not made O- V e“ ‘^llce roport indicated Hb arst duty to Vietnam fore submitting Its final rec Bast Cemetery. ^ - ton, Mass., with a Mass of re- Laurel St^ ■was charged ■with past few months, net until late in the summer Sliney was carried 23 feet by per ton. was doing rescue wnric ffrotn ommendations for< budget ad •Friends may call at the quiem at St. Coleman’s Church, breach of peace after he re- The district la ready to hire affter a salary battle with the impact but said there was ■nnis, wUlbh aw esWimAted four heMooptera ptoktog up and justments. , H dm es Puneaal Home, 400 Brockton, at 9. Burial will be portedly swore at police while engineers for drawing plans for tsochem was settled by^ aiMr no indication of speed, and no to iflive yeaiB idf dilspoead land transporting the wounded. (For The board had sought a budg- Main ’St, tonight from 7 to 9. In Calvary Cemetary, Brockton. he was walking on Wells St. a centrally located plant and itiatton. charges were placed against lefit and with ithe many other the last tour months, though, ** et next year of nearly $6.6 mil Saturday about 8:60 p.m. After i^ag asked Manchester to make This spring during budget The family suggests that Millis pending further investi Friends fnay call at the prolblama dtvm to toe tacWied ■toy be was on an arined heUbopter, lion but was allotted $6,266,000 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Euiswering sin imrelated trouble its decision about Joining. toscwnlans, the Board off Dlrec- those wishing to do so may gation. the Board Of IDlteotors, St IB un- wMloh gave support to ground by the directors. 7 to 9, csJl, police found Cordner in an Manchester, if it Joined, itons granted a school board re make memorial oontriibutions to Police sal4 Millls reported'he Main St., tonight from 'Ullteily that Mandheater ia about troops. Hovtong estaloliBhed him James HutohlBsoa Among the neg;otiative Items Russell ® IW by NEA, Inc. Oak St. restaurant and report- would acooimt for about half quest tor estahUshmient o t on the Book of iRememibrance at applied his brakes and swerv- and tomorrow at the to join now 'With Vernon and self as a oepahlle leader, he was still being sought by the teach $8,000 “washout’* account for m te one crltiicism he has off St. Mary's Church. ed left when he observed the Funeral Home, Brockton, from 7 ed he threatened them. He'^was the capacity o f a joint incln- crew chiielf in the armed copter. South Wdindaoir. the iwhoile Vietnam operation ia ers are a longevity plan that pedestrian. They said Sliney to 9 p.m. then taken to headquarters, erator. Hence, the size of the Several off. the ddirectoirs pre the sum m er enrichment Four times white wtthto the that there are too many serv- would give additional incre Georges Beldeman booked, and placed In a. cell plant depends on Mancheater’s o^umies. copter he was hit, three times dict a year or longer rtufflir Mea loemen in Vietnam:. They eH ments to all teachers at five, pending bond arrangementiB. He decision on joining or not joln- . The money in the account fay shrapnel and onoe by a pos George Reideman, 70, off 26 Mrp. Bertha Peterson School Windows Smashed, abeaki, before any Socal tncte- are not needed, he said. “iElven- ten, and fifteen years after is slated to appear in Manches- i^ . will pay the ocSts off supplies sible rocket ifiragment, he said. Stone St. died- Saturday at Mrs. Bertha Brightman Peter About Town erator-plant actlcni •will toe.tak tual% what will happen is that reaching maximum; and a plan Manchester Memorial Hospital ter Circuit Court July 24. The'620,000 proposed alloca- and teachers’ salaries, which He has received one purple that would give salary credit son, 76, of Bristol, sister of Mrs. en. the ’whofle country will become Swimming Pool Liner Cut Marion Liskowski, 69, of 219 tion to be voted upon Wednes- will be ‘SivBsbed out’’ by ffees heart , medal and is waiting to for all military service. after a short illness. Mildred Wasley of Manchester Hose Co. 1, Town iFire De paved end turned into one Mg, Mr. Reideman was bom in N. Main St. was arrested and charged to parttclpating stu receive the other three, he said. The board will re'vlew am died yesterday at Bristol Hos partment, will meet tomorrow giant ainHetd,’’ he added wryly. 'France and lived in Manchester Several hundred doUars worth Other reports of damage by charged with speeding on Wood- t T CJ ' dents. 1 One time when he > was evaduaiUon of Projects I and HI pital. at 8 pm. at the firehouse on In 'Vietnam Itself, there is no 42 years. He retired five years of windows were smashed at vandals kept ^llce busy m- land St. about 6 p.m.. yesterday U r S e 1 a K C The enrintonerit ottering in wounded, he said, it was pos- __ amd wlU' be asked to approve Survivors also Include a McKee St. *1... jij critaasm of Amerioas part in ago from Pratt and WhltnCy, , ^ o c , J swerlng complaints from resl- as the result of an on-slghtsight 'vlo- P ~~ cludes desses fei insbumental albiy a Claymore mine that did ^ .amiHrmi mon. Hn'n’i' propoeads for the federad pro- daughter, a son, another sister, ------Highland Parlt School and the ^he incidents Included the oidtion, "The men Just don’t Diidsion of United Aircraft lation. Police said Liskowski 'aMSOc, acts and crafts, wood- the damage; Hutchinson said grauns for next yeau: by pro four grandchlldreh and a great Marine Pfc. Thomas G. Kings- plastic liner of a swimming pool Ellington for over The copters fly low. Just above for elementary amd secondairy Grady’ of Prospect Baptist Phu Bai, ■ Vietnam. His unit IdianB. It ’s a job ithBt'has to be done." Survivors include his wife, Porter St. school had been brok- Bramande, 368 Oakland St., and ter Circuit Court July 24 nam and, of their son-in-law and daugh 40. years where Mr. RashaU the treetope, and the boxes, pupils. Church will officiate. Biuial (Continued from Page One) ” A shnllar Offering ki 1066 at The one big thing that helps A IMiaas kH was Dord, by Falhor (Davis, a 'brother Mrs. Anna Gerard Reideman; forms the perimeter guard for . Friday and again destruction of garden plants at answer the charge. —Release U.S. prisoners of owned and operated a poultry aimed inIn the direction of the will be in West Cemetery, Bris the 3rdOw^ Di-vlsion'TVtirlal/vwi HeadquartersUAo/1n i i Q W ^ ai__the home of Francis Dickenson, Timothy__ ai__n E-______Brahaney,v 19, of tracted only 177 Students—as ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Relch- morale is that each person celebrated fiatiirday at fit. off (Mrs. Rice, the form er M. The boaird will edso beam ad a daughter, Mrs. Adele Lund- Salturday. lies not in giant power or In ^ar. farm. Upon his retirement six copter, explode. at Ithe combat base. The bat- BgialtnBt’tbe 296 enrolled this knows the exact date he wiU James’ Church Iby ithe IFtev. Rob Virginia Davis. They have lived ditional detadlff on the Vocation- tol. They said school authorities 264 W. Center St. i.7 ^naiTiDers Chambers dl St.. waswho charged -__ _ Besides Morse, the OOP con- lln of 31 Sanford Rd. years ago, they moved to Man Each time he was wounded, quist of Orange; two sisters, th improper passing Saturday giant concessions," Morse said. -year. leave the fighting, Hutchinson ert E. Davis, IMJS., off Altamont, to Manchester 16 years and ere ad' Education program) (adready Mrs. Ernest Persin of New Bed TOere wm be no c ^ g houM. Wlon Part esUm^d the cost of buying Police reported two teen- „,aking the proposal Over 100 friends and relatives chester. They are members of he said, he was in a helicopter. The family suggests that those team which conducts large scale night on Broad St. near the "It^ lies in ^mall steps,, taken DeUenback of Or- Ttiin,.it appears (hot by re- said, “ilt’s not like it was. In N .Y. in Wanor off the 2Sth wed both employed at Pratt and approved for next yeetf) amd on ford, Mass, and Mrs. Charles and replacing the shattered aged boys had ibeen observed from ^Washington, D.C., New Temple Beth Sholom, and He was luckier, though, than a proposed for re-funding the 'Wishing to do so may make me search and destroy operations Parkade. Police said the youth quietly—steps that make the ^gon, Marvin L. Each of Mlchl- InrtituUkig the enitcbsnent pro ...... World Wair II. Nobody knew ding enniveraary of Mr.« and Wi^iitnoy Division otf Unilted Air- Persin of North Falrhaven, glass at more than $600. breaking into three trucks at Jersey, New York and Mas B'nal B’rith. Mrs. Raahall is a one of his crewmen, who caught ^ ^ adult basic education program. morial contributions to the Book against the enemy in South Vi was observed passing a south- each side Credible to gan,’ Charles McC. Mathias Jr. gram, the town, has provided tor Mra. Wliniam P. R ice otf 190 oraift Oorp., Bast Hartford. Mass.; three grandchildren and Four windows discovered the Sealtest Dairy on Summit <,1 sachusetts attended the event, member of the Sisterhood and an armor-penetrating 30 calibre This IsnU so to VdetiC. etnam. taKreasing Student deefnes tor Chesinut St. A reception was They have two sons, William The presentations will be several nieces and nephews. off Remetnbrence at BriBboI broken Friday were Immediate St. about 2 am. yesterday. bound car and crossing over other.” of Maryland, Charles A. Mosher which Was given by their son the Hadassah at the temple. rifle slug, in his chest. He died -.‘‘oilf-smson’’ oducatiional experi- 'Elvetybody knows when his held at the Minnicheateir Oountoy P. (Rice Jr., a recent graduate made by Sidney Cohen, the The funeral will be held to Baptist Church. ly replaced by custodians and They said the two, observed double lines. He is slated to ap- suggested any such plan of Ohio, Richard S. Schwelker of and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Her hqsband is a past officer imnaadTately, Hutchinson said. BuUder 3.C. Gregory J. Brad :enoes. ^ time 'Will be ftoished and this Club after ithe (Mow. off Wdlliimantic State Odlege, schools’ occupational coordi morrow at 9:30 a.m. from the an additional 28 were found by an officer making a routine pear in Manchester Circuit ^ proposed to Hanoi through Pennsylvania, Robert T. Staf- Mrs. Bernard Rashall of Elling and charter member of the Cen 'Die most dangerous mission shaw, U.S. Naval Reserve, son Those going to summer school gDves htoi somsthing to look The coUple was married July and Gregory R. Rice, & Student nator. John F. Tierney Funeral Home, EUiott WUcox broken the follo^wlng day, po- check, ran p ff as he approa<*ed Court July 24. prl-vate diplomatic chaimels. ford of Vermont and Frank J. ton, and their sons-ln-law and tral Connecticut Farmers’ Co he experienced was the ohe of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin P. Brad for eodtziELi oiiedit or (to niBke m tottwand to,” he said. 18, 1942 tov^ithe Church of the at iihe UniVeiralty off Connecticut 219 W. Center St., ■with a Mass Elliott WUcox, 64, of East Uce said. anjj apparently did not get a Gilman H. Lapasse, 28, of 22 *' j^^th Horton of New York. None is Sol operative. (Herald photo' by which gained him a recom shaw of 68 WethereU St., is one a c a d e m i c requtaements ^ daughtera, Jto. and Mrs. 'Alfter Ms 30-iday leave iis fin Immaculate CCnce(pti]on, Hart- of requiem at the Church of the Haddam, brother of Alton WU Last week, a 13-year-old boy chance to steal anything. Pine Hill St. was arrested and ■yjetnani could respoim .to the identified ■with the GOP leader- Mr. Oflara). . mendation for the Distinguished (Herald' iplhoto by Oifiara) of 700 Seabees of Naval MobUe gna»ki«tv»« mimher 4g6. " Baron Of ElUngton and ished, Hutchlnsan w ill retom Assumption at 10. Burial will cox of Manchester, died Satur was implicated in a slmUar in-/ ^.n unsuccessful break at- U.S. letup In bombing with these ship in the House. Flying Cross. The copter was Teacher Attends Construction Bn. |7 which ar- sary noise ■with a motor vehicle. The group said the adminis A n aiddltinnw,1 866 dtoadvan- to (Ft Rucker, Ala., 'wheire he be in St. James’ Cemetery. day at his home. cident at Nathan Hale School in tempt into the Silktewn Flyer de-escalatory steps: is a recent graduate of Msorri- called out on a rescue mission penter employed by Bamlni, "^rlved in Vietnam after being in was observed tration’s war policy now is taged eHementoty pupils ore re- will serve as an tortructor at Friends may call at the fu Survivors also Include a which 30 windows had been office in the Parkade was also —Halt shipments to and from maok College, North Andover, at night. 1 who had been checking tWS Art Institute J Ithe air approximately 26 hours. screeching his tires on W. Mid “ unyielding and inflexible—rig celvibig tostiuctiqn In leading .the aldaltlon school, toachtog Two Charged neral hotoie tonight from 7 to 9. daughter, another brother, smashed. discovered by the owner and specific military supply depots About Town Mass., where she majored in The mission took them to a place for his father. dle Tpke. Saturday at 10:65 idly insisUng that the first con and arithmetic through a fed- heMceptor maintenence, be said. (Mra Glhidlyiee O. BioseU o f 160 four sisters, and foim grand- Several slashes were made in reported to police Saturday in southern North Vietnam;^ south Vietnamese camp which They said Brown had also Christopher Totten, son of Mr. p.m. He was summoned to ap eraJEty ffunded program tor social sciences. She is listed in And hoiw does he ffeel albout William F. Ilopldns chUdren. the plastic liner of a $1,400 Stop using specific supply crete step toward de-escalation Hose Co. II off the Eighth D is was under hea'vy attack. Tliey In Breaks seen another man who ran off. LakUIdw IRd. Is pertirtpating tn and Mrs. C.W. Totten of 60 Sum moiming. pear In Mancriester Circuit whOch they were recommended "Who’s Who in American Col Mis wlhole Vietnam experience? Funeral services will be held outdoor swimming pool at the routes in North Vietnam and be taken by North 'Vleitnain. trict Fire (Department ■wiU meet had been called to evacuate the Mathieu, they said, gave Brown an unuaial study institute on ■VERNON—William P. Hop mit St., is enroUed at Southern Investigation revealed ( that Court July 24.. | .hy tbeir schoola. leges." ‘T m glad It’s over,” he said. One man was caught Insl’de tomorrow at .1 1 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Lillian McCann, Laos along the Ho Chi Mlnh “ It Is a poslUpn which comes tonight at 8 at tire (headquarters, )Vounded, picked up 13 in the his name and address and stat Eliaialbeithian a rts and literature kins of Hartford, father off State College, Magnolia, Ark., access to the office was easy A breach of peace charge was ‘T’m glad I ’m ell to one piece.” a dairy store and another ■was Spencer Funeral Home, East 66 Foley St., Friday or Satur trail; damgerously^ close to changing _ (Being carried on at ming Mato and IHllliaiid fits. three' copters and were heading ed he had just been looking Richard Hopkins of Vernon, for the first summer session. He because of a defective front lodged' against Joseph R. Cog- picked 'up ait IhiiB home Shorlly at tite UbiVarailty off Vermont Hampton. Burial 'wUl be in day, police said. —Withdraw all MIG fighter the atmospheretof restratot to, junior High Bchidiol, the remed for base. But they were called around. He denied anyone elM died yesterday at Hartford is a 1964 g;raduate of Manches door lock, damaged in a pre- elosl, 38, of Hartford after po Rec to Sponsor after buildiing maitertens were to !Butltogltx)n. Lake'view Cemetery-, East They reported two long slash planes to distsmt bases in north- an atmosphere of power—and a ial program li dtfected by Mra. (Daugbleim off D i^ n Veteraiui back as another wave ot Cong had been ■with him . Hospital. ter High School and is a senior ■viOTis break attempt, police lice received a complaint last taken 'from a -vacant Tolland fit. Hampton. es were made a few inches be- em North Vietnam; limited war cannot stay limited LQUan Segar off the xUtog (acol- the cavil Wlar w H L ^ eet tb- attacked the camp, amd, still Howards Feted, Brown then called his father, The toBtibute, 'wihleh began Survivors also include his social studies major at Southern sedd. night from an 86 Oakland St.- Summer Dances (house, to two peared to have been taken, a mortar emplacement, neutra- aurd Sr. of 61 S. Adams St. were' house windows were partially company off Equity lactoni on Farley Fimerad Home, 96 Web- ter Circuit Court July 24. Newport News Shipyard ■Manlohester WIA1E8 w ill have Tuesday and Thursday from with brcekdng end entering F u n e ra ls cidents is continuing. they reported. the automatic weapons feted at a 2Sth wedding cele boarded but that outside were the \miveraiity. cam(pus. • ster St., Hartford. Burial w ill MORE MORE To Back Conran a 'businesB meeting t o m o n w at 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. during July ll*ed gt -wiith Jirtmtoall intent and 'lar- fire amd broke the attack bration Saturday, June 24, found several of the stored M ore ithen 60 teacliens from toe in Rose H ill Memorial (Park, Eastern Driving ... A "Oominlttee off 10 (or Con- the Italian American Oluto. and August at the Mamchester ceny alfter (he was discovered by Mrs. 'Emma, 3. Srtuudt ■ the camp. the Lake Hamilton cottage Items, including a large cast 14 isliiateis lore enroUed in the toh Rocky Hill. Slowed hy First Strike ran" has been foiimed in the Weighing to wiU ibe (rom 7 to 8 High School parking lot, stamt- Patrotoian Richard Thunston Mrs. Howard’s sister, Mrs. Wil Iron radiator, an outside door, stitute. ■3FTiends may call at the fu Funeral services fo r 'Mrs. Fast But Costly eservoirs Full, __18th' Aseembly IMstrict to work p jn i. Ing tomorrow. Shortly adter this action, he dnaide the Cumberland Farms liam Fiddler of East Hartford. a sink counter top, several cans (Mira. Bteen teoabes at Bolton neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Em m a J. Schaub o f 105 IDgh- NEW PORT NEWS, Va. (A P ) associatibn, which roprasents ■ffor the election off Democrat ------Tomorrow's damce w ill fea- sadd, he learned that he was uP Dairy ‘Store, .109 Center St., (Continued from Page One) Negroes on Rampage About 30 friends amd relatives Junloor-fiieRior H igh SchboL land Sit. were held this morn Ban Exp^ted —^The 7 a.m. whistle screamed 16,000''of the sWpyaida’ 21,000 Thcmaa F. Conran Jr. as state ' ture the rock amd roll bamd, for the DFC, which is the fourth albout 3:20 am . yesterday. o f paint, and 200 feet of oak L (Memioirilal Temaple, PytWan aittended the eveht which wais ing at St. (Mary’s Episcopal over a sparsely-mtinned shlpy- employes, stagOd a mass meet- “ The Knights." Admission is highest commendation given. lumber. 3Ira."Mlaric H ewitt Jr. Blrat, he arrives at a tunnel r'epresentattve to the State As SdStens w ill (have its annual pic given by the couple’s daughter, The policeman, answering a Church. The (Rev. George Nos- Maneftester’s four water-stor- ard here today, signaling the ing Sunday at a high school free amd refreshments aire avail Some of the most dangerous Taken to headquarters and Mrs. EJvle T. Hewitt, 58, of that takes him beneath Balti sembly. nic tomarrew at 6 pirn, at the Mrs. John Purdy of Mamches oail from a neighbor who had 'trand, rector, officiated. Syd- In Iowa Community age reservoirs were at full 'ca- atari of what appeared to be the football stadium. able. aisslgnments are the "F irefly. booked for breaking and enter more’s harbor. It’s a nice, clean A special election 'will be held home c f Idirs. Noraide HlkUng, ter amd Mrs. Fiddler. been awakened iby the sound o f Colonial Board ^ Neirro was cut wh<»" ran pacity on July 1, teanks to firat general strike In the hlsto- Union comanager, R.M. Bands who would like tq ap Missions," he flew In the last ing, Mathieu was released on a ^di’ed "''^ % ''S ney,MacAiph^ w a^gam ^ tunnel-Md only-a^Scrooge-would-----(Continned~from^Page~One) July 26 In Voting Districts 1 3(13 Charter Oak S t 'There-will — 73ie-couple-wats-mikrried-Jiuie gtoas treakinig. reported he Burial was in East Cemetery. throuKh a plate glass window in above-average rainfall to June, jy of Nevirport Ifews Shlpbulld- Bryant drew repeated applause ~ pear at these weekly damces four months wh^n he was crew no “ball compact for appear morning at Manchester Memo begrudge the 60 cents he has to amd 2 to fill a vacancy crea^ d be a ou(p auction. Meanbera ere 20, 1942 in Hartford, amd have found gflasis to the door off the Toi^ay Dividend Bearers were Harold Haddon, ^ h t from officers. Gaines, according to a report by the ing & Dry Dock (5). from the 8,000 rank and file j are inirited to cadi the Mamches chief of the artned copter, he ance In Manchester Circuit rial Hospital. fork out to use It. But Sunday mght’s riot was flight b y tthe June 10 death o f Re- reminded to bring potiuck dish Uved in Manchester for over 15 store shaitltered and tMksAJUSber Elmer Wilson, Howard Wilson, ^ charged with Town* Water Department. ------Thousands,of- -* ------workers milled------members------attending, partfcular- ter Recreation Department, .22 said. The Firefly , is a night ac Court on July 31. Dividends of 87% cents a Mrs. Hewitt was born Oct. Then It’s off through northern far more serious than the inci police said, was pbDllOilcan Vincent Genovesi; The es and table settings. years. Besides their daughter, hiding inside. John Kissman, Henry Kissman The Jime rainfall was 3.63 around outside the shipyard ly when he said, " T v e never School St. tion where three helicopters fly 16, 1907 in New Britain, a Maryland, Delaware apd New dents the other two evenings. breaking and entering and GOP candidate (or the post is they also have a son, Earle . -When Bp(pre(hended, MicAMls- share on preferred stock and 6 and John Anderson. inches, compared to a 3.44 gates, heeding picket signs been in jcdl before, but it might together aqd one esuries a Adod- daughter of Charles and Hlldur Jersey, where the toU booths m Chief Wright said the series grande larceny in the theft of Donal<| S. Genovesi. Howard Jr. of New London and t«r had ithree packages off cold DEAD^ DRIVER BLAMED .cents a share on common stock n\e Holmes Funeral Home, inches average. which asked them to “Walk be a good Idea to go now." Ttie (Women’s (Home League light to lUumlnate the path of . Johnson Nygren, and Uved in seem only slightly less numer of outbreaks apparently had jjye radios. The committee, named by Bolton a grandson. cuts and four packs off rtga- HARTFORD (AP) — The 400 Main St. waa in charge of During the first six months ■With Us—Not O'ver, Us.” - The reference was to a tetnp- off the SBl-vation A im y will the river they follow. lit the rottes on him and there were have been decleuced by the di Manchester for many years. ous than the trees. been triggered by the arrest Gaines' was arrested as he lay Chester RychoUki, Conran’s Mrs. Howard is employed as death of Howard LaValette was arrangements. of this year, Manchester has Most had showed up for work, iporary Injunction against a ' meet tombirroiw at 2 p.m. in Jui>- Cong territory, he said, "w e'* eix caitons otf edgorettes placed rectors of Colonial Board *6 0 . She was A menitoer o f Emanuel Consider the Maryland secUon Friday night of a Negro accused bleeding on the street in front of campadgn obalrmam, consists o f private secretary to Ronald P. caused by his own negligent experienced 20.33 Inches of complete ■with lunch boxes, un- strike issued Saturday a t the ior (Hhll. o f the OUadel. There Motorcyclist blast away at anything we see cn, the ffl'cor by the door, pokce The dividend will be paid' Lutheran ,, Church, and Lydia of the John F. Kennedy Memo of stealing some hub caps. Six- the looted store. Passers-by ap- Steve Cavagni^, Clarence Scott, 'Vice superintendent of dri-vlng. Coroner Louie W. Joseph H. Johnston rain, still .26 Inch below aver- certain whether the strike would request of the sdilpyard man wUI be a ffeDoiwShip setvice, and moving." say. The value otf the goc^ to 'Sept. 16 to atocldicildess off re CJrde of Emanuel Lutheran rial Highway. The toll Is $1, or teen persons were arrested Sat- parently thought he had been Foley, Walter |Staon, Ailbert Manchester Public Schools. Her Schaefer ruled Thursday. age. be called. - agement toy Circuit Jtodge reffraoSimente wlU be served. Held in Crash The team of copters files at (MoAlllster’s poaseaaiion was es- cord Sept. 1. ' Church AVomen. Funeral services for Joseph about 2 cents a mile. urday mght when police broke shot, police said, Vincek, Joseph Czerwinski, husband is treasurer of the Con The 17-year-old ThompsonvUle Full capacity for the four Radio announements by the Henry Garnett, \ * A motorcyclist was aurest- three levels, he said. The low tiilmBlted a t $2.57. Th e di-vidend was declared at Survivors, besides her hus H. Johnston of 281 Center St. And for the unwary, the cost up a crowd which assembled ------Atty. Joseph Conti, Edward F. necticut Federal Credit Union, youth was fatally injured two reservoirs is 479 million gal- 'shipyard had assured them no The union’s bylaws provide ' Miss Donna M. Holmes, ed last night atfter his vehicle est one has a six barrel mini- Alfter being booked, he 'was a meeting on July 6. band, Include tw o daughters, were held. Saturday afternoon driver who has after a Negro had been charged 'Moriorty, Anthony J. DlPerrto, Hartford. a*- iTnio/w^nol r!hiirff»h. . 1 . . rl « - Ions. They contained 412 milliop picket lines would be up. that a Gro-thirds vote of the daughter of Mr. amd Mrs. lammed the rear of a car on gun and other armaments and placed to a oeai a t iheadquartera months ago Mrs. ^James StratlPord o f Ver at St. M ary’s Episcopal Church. paid his $1 and follows a sign to with attacking a white man. John Su'Uivam amd Alfred Camp- No Bids Sent gallons on, July 1 of last year. gimUar announcements from membership Is necessairy to. call Howamd Holmes of 128 Henry Rt. 44A, state police reported gives the fire power. Thq cen overnight end later transferred non and Mrs. Herbert Campbell The Rev. George Nostrand, rec one off-highway s e ^ c e station He said he agreed relu cta n ^ beU Because of the favorable wa- independent union, the Ben- a strike, Sunday’s -Vote, union St. haus joined the caiaework today. ter copter above carries the to Hartlfcrd fitiato. Jail to await of Schenectady, N.Y.; a sister, tor, officiated. Sydney MacAl- finds It costs torn tvro bits to get to let Negro leaders try to settle TTie committee and the Dem OnvTown Car ter storage situation and be- insula Shipbuilders Association, officials sai^, was 6,263 for the stadf of Catholic Faimlly Serv- The cyclist, Ronald MbKen- Ught, and the topmost one, arm presentaitiicm to (Manchester Oir- Mrs. Gerhardt Linn of Newing pine was organist. Burial was ^ the trouble Sunday without ocratic leawlers off the town’s Dr. Platz Plays Not one bid wan received by cause' of the rain so far ney, 24, of Kelley, Rd., Vernon, ed with 60 caUber guns, gives ouit Court Jody 24. ton and four g^randchlldren. inMercury Marquis 2-Door Hardtop Friends may call at the Wat arrangements. at least. But it didn’t work.” Philadelphia turnoff. change the waiter picture. officials who called the strike employes staged a walkout last in Vietnam .• - need? "Y e s ," He wiU play against 20 boards, terials are stored by local de kins-West Funeral Home, 142 Dr. 'Warren Nash, a Negro ton piickup truck. south when it riowl^ to make The jokes about California' Hlaitlbirtt iRd. EnteipriBes of after workers Sunday voted 4-1 weel{. in protest over the siupen- Hutchinson said.' "Letters from and two players may consult on veloper Joihn Darntoi'. E. Center St., tOmorrowr from physician and one of those who a left turn. The motorcycltet, freeways usually Include a ref Mhnlctoeater ■waa ihe lone bidder to authorize the walkout despite sion without pay of three de- home. This is one of the main each board. Police sold Mathieu had been 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. triea to talk the crowds out of .police said, ffoUowlng behind, Second Chick / erence to the driver wiu> miased Cyclist Thrown, a court' order against it. partment employes who had things that keeps you goln^.' , The doctor played 16 boards discovered on the property by Ttoe family suggests that causing any trouble, said the tor the truck. Ite net prilce ia ■was' unABIe to stop in time. SUMMER SAVINCS his turnoff and ■ had to (ravel outbreak had been caused by $2,606 for on Wternational, Mk>- The vote was taken after the refused to work overtime. last memth and 18 the month Rusaell Brown, son o f a oar^ those wishing to do so may Kept Away from many'- extra mllqa before he Iniures Scalp prevloui, beating. aU'opponents. make memorial contributions “ the lisual things—bousing, em dea l20ite. The price includes OUR MOST LUXURIOUS could turn arqund. ^ A Terryville motorist was ad- ™ , . The fM 20 members a^v- to Emanuel Lutheran Church. . ployment, right down the line. a $328 toade-4n on a 1059 D ( ^ e Loan System,- $914.M, and, Crane Parents There’s an East Coast varla- mitted to Manchester Memorial 1 oUfind ing at the event after 6 p.i|i. The doctor and some other Utility Truck wKh albout 57,000 U^onel Riendreau, $200.. 2 DOOR HARDTOP Uon to that. Leave the toll roads Hospital Saturday with a con may sign up to play against Mrs. Ernest L- Aifricano' Sr. SAN ANTONIO Tex. (AP) — Negri) leaders criticized police mileis. 'Also, Mfmrtieeteir, Manches In hferyland and Delaw’are be cussion and'cult scalp after the Dr. PUte. TIME! A second baby whooping crane for clearing everyone from the The town iwSU reaidvertlBe tor Petition Filed ter Sand and Giavel, $1,070.81; A new enf^, Marquis, leads the parade off '67 Mercuiys. It’s CXJVENTRY Mrs. 'Wonda fore reaching the end an^ you’ll motorcycle he was driving went __ __ «*w Members'will play their reg street, Including those trying to bids on lihe paasesiger car, to irv- Plywood Center, Inc., $211.77, the most handsome interpretation of the Man’s Car. The ■ M. Affricano, 50, of Cedar pecked free of its ishell at the find an unmanned toll booth out o t control. Jumped a curb ular rated games until 10:80 Swamp Rd,, w ife of Ernest L. San Antonio zoo, and zoo keep- calm the trouble makers. chide the tsiadie-to of a 1958 For Bankruptcy . ^ d Jeanes Aceto A Son Inc., To Cloan kind of car every man promises himself "some day.” It’s plus a sign reading, “ Exact "They acted the same way as cheivrolet sedan, with atoout 55,- and threw him to the ground. p.m. as usual. * ; Affricano Sr., died last night ers separated the rare little bird After being kept overnight ^ 1 7 .2 1 ; South 'Wlnidaor, An- , The event Is open free of loaded 'with extras. You’ll have to see It to-believe it before,” . he said, "wading in oOO.miileB. Walter R. Birard of Randy at Manchester Memorial Hos- and its ang;ry parents. “ lor observation, the cyclist, Ed derson Brothers Woodworidng ■ charge & all interested per And Store ^ Presumably: No change^ no with their nightstick$j, without Rd., who operated Girard Gen ' • 410 CU. IN. V -8 E N G IN E ( pltal. It hatched early Sunday in the ward C. Brown, 38, was dis^ Co., Inc., $172.66; Moore’s Su sons. * exM. waiting to see what the trouble eral Contracting of Tolland, Mrs. Affricano was bom cage of Rosie and Crip, two of charged. per Stores, $813.41, and New Tile Manchester (jhess Club Winter Wooloni • BLACK OXFORD ROOF Pertiaps the crownlhg Indigni was or who was causing it.” r FSYCHIATBI8 AID ORDERED Sepit. 17, 1916 in Manchester, a only 68 whoopers known to ek- Police said the accident oc- declared himself bankrupt, port Cash and Carry $361.34. • AUTOMAinC TRANSMISSIPN ty for the ex-Callfornlan comes TROUBLE IN TAMPA NEW HAVEN (AP) — Feder meets each Wednesday at Iona daughter o f Peter and Antonia 1st. ' 'Also, Boutin & Sons, Brood' • WHITE 'WALL TIRES when' he reaches the ancient, TAMPA, Fla.'(AP) — Police, al Judge Robert C. Zampano curred as Brown, traveling east ■'listing debts totaling $87,746i31. For a wide selectioli^ oi Une food in a pleasant HaU. ASK! Karen Lltvlnchyk, and lived in The parents pecked and Brook, $572.50; Gerard and - , • POWER WINDOWS rusty' Tacony-Palmyra Bridge workliigi 12-hour shifts, ordered has ordered a three-year prison on Center St., -Ivent Into a skid Girard listed assets of $3,300 the area most of her life. She while successfully avoiding a Helen Boutin, East Windsor, squawked in unavailing protest gp^nning the Delaware River, an 11 p.m. curfew today in Ne term with a recommendation in his voluntary petition in atmoiqihere. • 6-WAY POWER SEAT was a member of St. Maurice’s as Attendants moved out the Idling idling his car to a stop at the for intensive psychiatric treat- which was preparing to turn left $697.85, and James L. Biealey About Our • POWER STBEiRING Church, Bolton, and Coventry gro neighborhoods where vio- bankruptcy, filed in U.S. (Dis 133'in UConn’s sklrtoy new crane.” inevitable toU booth, he sits ti,'e ment for Alejumder Desimone, Into A le x ^ d e r St. ElU nj^n, $697.86. s 1 e A.M. RADIO with STEREO TAPE SYSTEM ; Grange. trict Court in Hartford. The " . 1100 BURNSIDE AVE^EAST HARTFORD FREE BOX Friday the protective wing of ready again to pay harrasslng ggeohd time In a month. 39, of Voluntown, sentenced The cycle landed on the side- The petition in bankruptcy Survivors, besides her hus-. trict Court in Hartford. The 3 Engineer School ^ • INTpiVAL SEIECTOR WIND 6 HIHRD WIPBlRfi Roste smothered the first baby ^fbute Cruisers were equipped with Thursday In U.S. District Court walk off the south side.of Cen band, include a son EmeSt A t- ton B. Rosenfield o f W est H art will be presented to Saul M d- • ' * i STORABE • TINTEJD to emerge from the two eggs In Then, with due solemnity, the shot^hs. Riot helmeU .„were tor poBseaadiig a gun with a ter St|,- and - - Brown was thrown . fricano Jr. off .Coventry; a ford, $18,800; Max Rosenfield man, referee in bankruptcy. Fried Cliuns on Toasted Roll Make Deanes List • CORNERING LIGK her nest. toUkeeper demands a. whole Issued to officers in I(egro ar- silencer. off, striking, his head on the daughter,. Mrs. ^ Dianlel Ridzon Of Hartford, $12,350, and Peo- w ith aU the flxiii’s ...... Zoo Director Fred Stark said nickel, ggg 1 - Desimone was. sentenced by At the University of Connec ■ o f Coventry; five brothers, Call! the infant whooper would spend That swells the total toll to $3. "We are not going to tolerate Judge Zampano Thursday In Te^w L^’to k T S the hospital To achieve a rustic look in ticut, 183 undergraduatM tn the . Paul LKirinchyk of Ellingt.on, n MM M MMM ^ * * a few days In a cardboard box. And protably sours for all time these things any further," said U.S. District Court. by iMlice.ii<|e. There was no arrest. _ , , . an informal garden, include a Big Beefburger 44 Lb, school of" engineering made tl)e SALE PRICE Walter Litvinchyk of West After that It will have the run of —as far'as the ex Westerner is Mayor Nick Nucolo. , Desimone, who has a criminal TUe only crej^r in town, number of hanging plants and Chor-BicUed Prime B e e f ...... dean’s list during the past'se NEW SYSTEM $ WiBington, Tony Litvinchyk of o'wed over a F E D E R A L L A B O R L I S T $4693 a small outside pen, feeding on concerned—jokes about free He sadd( police would remain record dating back to 1946, Is. B A Y s t a t e r k i l l e d 110 0 w to ltoted| ciin;,i,ing vines. A regular kitch mester. Of the 188 students, one Vernon, Zlgmund Litvinchyk of a vital hlgh-calclum diet of fish California freeways. on J2-hour shifts Indefinitely. also! awaiting disposition of a EAST H AVEN (A P ) — One as- Hans Hackner, $380. en funnel makes a 'hovel little is a' foreign student from Africa LAUNDRY 3 M 5 M a»c)ie8ter and Albert Lit-vin- Area creditors who'are owed Salad Plate and meal. ------A steady downpour of rain ctmrge of assaulting a police of the leading citizens of Long-’ planter. Filled with rich garden Fruit with OofttBige Cheese or Shezbet ;80 and 129 are from Connecticut. AND DRY CLEANING ehyk of North Berwick, Mhine; over $100 were listed as: Ver WUdlUe experts keeping tab STATE M A R IN E K ILLE D was credited with keeping officer with a deadly weapon meadow. Mass., lost his life in son and planted with ivy, it can Area students. Include: Jrtm ':',and fTlte oounw was designed to SMRti Is «Aao president of t ^ 70 N ew Books o f 810 Vernon Ave.; G »c« Lynn Area Weather Government Works on^id yernon provide poMcemen wtth a M l CWToectSout Council o f The RockvUIe Public Library Edwards of 24 High Ridge Rd., WINDSOR l/xacs (AP)—Our understanding of ttte Mence of at lElngttslh. hu 70 new boohs on its Ellington.^ I sultry .weather pattern continues NAAGP Convention Opens traffle Samr enfooioeinent. shelves. They include bopks on Discha^ed Thursday : Bar- Flag Presented with UtUe change antfei^ted Regional Awards Judge Robert Kennedy, church and bars Bragdon of Stafford GLOBE through ' Tuesday, tlfe U.8. THOnHT FOR INE WEEK For' Train. I ^ Car iTravel^s P a ym en ts TTie Burpee Women's Relief A lb ert S. SmiMh o f Bolibon' state and many new novels. Springs; Irene Bossie of.74 Un- Weather Bureau reports. A hugh WASHINOTON (AP) — If per ce^t of drivers who miss the V«non <^n>s hcs presented a flag to Travel Sanriea The Baby Has RiL, a menriber of itM veraon America iFamlly Rockvine Hospital Notes ion St.; Peggy FUnt of 182 Or- stationary high pressure system With Air of Uncertainty freewsy i confuse you, the train exit they want, Arriving on Board of Eduoallon, hns been Visiting hours are 12:80 to 8 chard St.; Herbert Evans of over the western Atlantic has trip from Washington to New The 'device, to be ready for at Stanley Park in Westfield, 90S M AIN STREET BOSTON (AP) — The nation’s “The peace advocates attri- oxvn branches disagree with Rs, appointed, a regtcnal jud^ for p.m. In all areas except ma- RFp 2; MTs. Elizabeth Walzer been responsible tor this pattern By ORM WEST York depresses you or the long testing this year, would Include Mass. The Stiles are a nation oldest and largest civil rights bute the faUure to the war In objectives was made evident by Ibe Naitlonal Oouneil of Teach- ternlty where they are^2 to 4 and: daughter of Anthony Rd., 648-2165 and It continues to produce light "Build me a son, O Lord who will be Strong enough to auto ride down the East Coast a receiver set in the motorist's T o w n T axes wide family and direct descend group, the National Ai^aOon „ ^ ^ said. "Oth- era of EngUsh AcMevemenI and 0:80 to 8 p.m. ToUknd. southerly Winds over the north- Its report said. "Oth- know when he is weak, and gra've enough bo face himnelf to Florida Ures you, take heart: car 8md~k* transmitter at each Awards program ftor 1907. ants of the family from which 'AullMtlaed agent In Man-' Been Named for the Advancement of Colored ., . ^ submitted by the branches for when'" he is 'afraid; one ■who will be proud- and unbending In, ' Town tax ^yihents are com Adm itted Thursday: Ste.ven eaSL pumping warm, moist air era blamed the riots on the stri- the convenUon’s consideration. TIm gt>vert » nent is wartehig^ on interchange that would gauge Judging ccanmittoes fkom the Burpee Corp took their ^diester tor aU Alrilnea,^ honiebt defeat, and humble and gentle in 'vidtory.- Build me ing fast into the tax collector’s Brewer of Tunnel Rd.; Charles . .Tlio Herald’s Vernon Bureau 'Railroads and SteamsUp^ them. traffic flow and memorize desti both ooUages end high sKhools name. m convention today In an atnios- dent caU for black power, ^ d They Included suggestions a son Whota„ xvtshee w ill not take the place o f deeds; a son office at the Memorial Building Reynolds_ of _Rt. 1, _Ellington; Is at 88\ Park St. tel. 875-8180 Lines. % ■■ Mmttt, KMoa Vena, daughter of Rktoard E. and The prospects: nations. wdCl evaHuaite -the w rttin g sldUs The presentation was made combination withh surfacemirfnpp heathpnt phere of national imccrtalnty then there was the widely |ield that the organization urge a who 'wlU know-The©—and that to know himself is the founda according to Salvatore CapoDiCasa of 97 Un- or 048-2711. may Nora P. Mc(?ormacK Merritt, 5 Vlctorta Rd., Coventry. She tion stone o f knoxviiedge. Lead him, I pray, not In the path —A . computerized devise to Robert A. Nelson, director of Park Place, and Uiterery eAvareneas o f near by Mrs. Marlon Hayes, presi ing produced thiinAT«hnwpr. oYef the dlrecUon of the civil view that the natlort wasi no United States withdrawal from the Office of High Speed Ground Tax Collector Raymond E. Faith ion St.; Carol Parzyeh of 114 bo mailed to P.O. Box 827, waa bom June 30 at Manchester M ^orial Hospital. Her rights revolution. longer Interested in civil rights, the war in Vietnam, start a of ease "and comfort, but under the strees and s|>ur at d if 'M l the nnQ$oiriHt the right time ly 5,000 seleoted high school dent, assist^ by Mrs. I over the interior mountain sec- and speed to enter a freeway Transportation, said problems Sptelman.' Glbb^. past president. Hany La.'.•'Mary Beth Szalontal Rockville. iriatemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael MicCor- tlons Sunday afternoon and ive- Wilkins, executive"One thing 1s certain: neither drive to revitalize its leader- ficulties and, ohallen^. Here let him learn to stand up in students. the storm; h ^ let him learn compassion for those who fall. and to signal him when he has of road bed, tunnels, curves and Even taxes are being- n^k, Athlone, Ireland. Her pateraat grandmother is Mrs. nlng w h ^ they recelvdd ~the director of the 441,(X)0-member the peaceadvocates, nor the ship, stop criticizing other Ne- Mhbel Merritt, 66 Russell S t She has a sister, Ann Marie, 2. Build me a' son whose heart will be clear, whose goal will reached the exit he wants. the like will keep the Washing- 1*® noted. added inducement from the o*Y“ dzation, renewed Sunday black power advocates, nor the gTO leaders and "make more be high, a son who wi'U madter him self before he seeks to —Part speed ahead with 77- ton-New York experimental The new tax rate of BO mills, higher elevation. criticisms of. black poxver, rioters attempted to mobilize current” its oxwn magazine. master other men, one who wlH reach into the future, yet mlle-an-hour experimental rail train to a 76-77 mile an hour av- (three lower thanjast year, may Pariseou, Jeffrey Mare, son of Robert C. and Pritrtcia These thundershowers moved news conference support for the legislation. That “The Crisis.” never forget the past. And after all these things are hte, add, service between Washington er^e speed. But it will ap- he making it easier to pay. But D. GoAxnsia (Partteau, 48 Summer St. He jwss bom June 30 across valley sections during the more racial riots burden was carried almost sole- All resolutions proposed by I pray, enough of a sense of humor, so that he may always and New York this autumn and proaich 120 miles an hour at moi'y home owners pay through at Mrineheetef M em orial Horipital. H is m aternal grtuidpsur- evening and to coastal ■ areas '••dess the white community ly by the N.AACP. Some of the branches must go through a res be serious, yet never take hlmsetf too seriously. Give him ents are Mr. qhd Mrs. Donald Dewar, 134 Summer St. His studies in the works' aimed at some points. *he bank. during the night hours tefore does more to help Negroes with erstwhile supporters of civil olutions committee which meets humility, so that he may always remember the simplicity of examining 120-mlle-an-hour full Nelson estimated it would cost This is the first installment paternal grandm'other is Mrs. Dorothy Parizeau, 227 -Ash St. they died out. J®5s, housing and economic se- rights legislation, both Negro later this week. There 1s no true greatness, the open mind of true wisdom, and the meek Ho has a brother, Michael, 12; and tw o StSters, Chw yl, 7, ness of true strength.” speed service. at least $3 billion for rlght-of- (two and the last date,before • Wlth sim ilar atmospheric' con- ®**rity. and white, completely aban- guarantee that any of them will — train to carry you and way to build a completely new Interest is charged is Aug. 1. and U so, 2. , A soul stirring prayer wriitten hy a father for his son. •- * •■ *1 *1 dlUons prevailing today and “There Is a contest on be- doned the effort. They were in survive to be voted on by the 1,- The father? Geiveral Douglas Mae Arthur. your car from Washington to track from Washington to Bos- The collector's mall is over- Tuesday there Is the chance of tween those who say they be- hot pursuit of other objectives.” 200 delegates assembled in Bos- Oturaa^ Kimberly Ann. daughter of Edward Lee WATKINS-WEST FUNSatAL HOME Jacksonville, Fla., with food ton that would accommodate the post office box, he scattered thundershowers devel- h®''® law and order and thoae “ That some of the NAACP’s ton. 142 IkMt Center Street—649-7196 and entertainment available at trains that average 120 miles an and B r n d a Ruth Lawes Grumman, 106 High St, Apt. B, oping once again. who say the only way to make RodwlMe. She was bom July 3 at Atonchtefer Memoilal Hos- . your seat in your car. hour. Splelman said he will make OvernlghL low cloudiness and y®** b,Ueve In law and order Is pltal. Her matemril grani^rents are Mr. and Mrs. Lelgh- TTie three projects were dis-' The governmentvisn’t ready to appointment with anyone fog developed and thta condition for us to riot,” Wilkins said, Um Lawes, S31ington. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and cussed earlier this year before a commit money to sustain that *}°t able to come to t^ office will persist Into the early morn- H® went on to contrast the during the announced hours. Mra. Arthur Grumman, Columbus, Ohio. House Appropriations subcom- speed, but it will study the pos- Ing hours before the heat of the NAACP with the black power- M ORE M ORE mittee which made testimony sibilities, said Nelson, sun burns It off. P a rtia l sun- oriented (Congress o f R acial Completes Traffic Course public Simday. He also described the auto-on-- Peter Seiden, son of John E. and Sandra Sel- shine wlU follow with continued EquaUty, which removed a mul- dm Sterling, Louisville, Ky. He was bom June 26 at S t An Lowell K. Bridwell, federal a-tnajiln exiperimeivt, to be tested Ho-ir an A. 'Fritz Jr., a pa- humld conditions and very tlraclal membership clause tnoihniaii c#i the Veimon Police highway administrator, likened within a year by the Atlantic thony’s Hocqdtal, Loulsvine, Ky. His nteltemal grandparents warm temperatures. Tonight from Its constitution at a con- T i r s t department, was among 27 of- the freeway guide service to an Coast Line Railroad. He said are Mr. and Mrs. Jbhn C. Selden, Avon. His paternal grand wlU be a duplicate of Sunday vention In Oakland, Calif., last parents are Mr. and Mrs. CHifford M. Sterling, 16 Oval Lane. air controller telling a pilot the projected charge is $100 for A®®®® from 17 state towns com- night with low cloudiness and week...... ru^^iIMfnarpietlng aaa r^aavveasaocurse fanin ‘*Ihe maaawt.Easen- when he esm move into a land a car and passengers. ^ matesnal great-grandmother is Mra. Harrison R. Hoyt fog once again likely, while "When you make it an effort N a t i o n a l tialts o f FoOtoe T ra ffic ’ ’ at the Sr., BetheL His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. BJva E. ing pattern. "But we don’t propose to let Tuesday will be the same as on ethnic grounds, you stir up UniUvcirsity o f Oonnenticut. He said the device could cut the undergraduate body of Kellock, Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. He has two sirters, Bren today. other groups, and you rouse The itwo-we^ course was da Lynne, 4, and Jan EHzabrth, 2. 'S to re s the high accident rate at free Princeton climb into one Volks A weak cold front, now ap- Italian poxvr., Vernon; Ing as a warm front on Tues- nual report for 1966, also re Every aisle’s a pan. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private m and Janice Marie Abalr, Durkee, 39 Spruce Lane, Wap James Irvin e, 72 Baldwin Rd.; Six Guardsnlen day. leased Sunday, that "it was in rooms where they are 10 a-m. CHOPS AND STEW ping. He was bom July 3 at'Mancherter Memorial Hospital. M ichael RawbnitiB, 268 Lake There will be a stronger front- 1966 that the' first whispers of to 8 p.m.- V isitors are requested ALL His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rdbert -Abalr, SUPER SAVINGS St.; Mm. Hodly Trumbull and Graduate from al system approaching from the despair abou^ tne future of the. not to smoke in patients’ rooms. VARIETIES 23 Deerfield Dr. His patenud grandparents eue Mr. and Mrs. son, WOBmantiC; Mirs. LucUIe lb west on Wednesday with a good civil rights, hiovement began to Ns more than' two visitors at R id ia rd C. Durkee H , RockviUe. MJcWaHamiB and daughter, Hbz- Niantic Schools •- • •: •- • chance that it 'will bring relief be circulated.” one time per patient. OEUS ^ , picnic! ardvllle; Mire. J.anice Durkee our way. Th^ "defeatism,” as the T w o -Anmy NaXHcnal Guards 6 o r $ 1 0 0 U6. s m e T A m Seavegr, Stephen Wayne, son of Clwrles P. and Mau Five Day Forecast N.^CP labeled It, came “be- and son, 36 Spruce Lane, Wap- cons A reen V. Carey Seavey, RED 3, KeUy Rd., Vemon. He waa men, one from Bolton end the ICED TEA 9 W INDSOR LOCKS (A P ) cause all the (hopes o f 1068-66 Patients Todny: 266 ping; Mire. Anne Xnchut and bom July 2 at Maniaietrter Memorial Hospital. His maternal dther from (RcckvfUe, were 1 l-oz.A A r LEGS OF LAMB R D LAMB CHOPS — Tem peratures In C3onnectIcpt had not been fu lly realized,” Its son, 16 Reed 8L, Rockville; Mrs. among 26.dtate Guardsmen w(ho grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John E. Carey, Ctonway, N. H. ADMUTTSD SATURDAY: eat inners a p k g s . 0 9 UNI ik in n A V O R during the five-day period Tues- report said. But it noted proudly Miai^joale (Randall and son, 162 graduated Staiturday from the M D ! 2 His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Sea in.''C"ctiinucoT day through Saturday yfm av- that it gained some 900 niem- Mna: Dbrothy Oote, Warehouse looniis St Officer Oandidate School at 9 or Q Q c LOIN LAMB CHOPS lb. vey, North Conway, N. H. ^ ^ 0 Ftatot; Thd D ^ , 16 H!afthaway SHOULDER CHOPS erage below normal with day- hers during the year, and in- Crimp Dempsey and received p b g s . ^ ^ Lane; Farnigno, 76 A l- POISCHARGED YESTER POTATOES 12 tlme temperatures near 80 and creased Its income from $1.9 their second UeUtenents bars. Unon Dat, Stnitb W indsor; DAY: Mrs. Bessie Burdick, nighttime reading near 60. mlllton to $2.2 million while They are Lawrence A, Con FRCSH - TOP QUALITV BREASTS 9 A R n ^ FYiaidrihi, G ehrlng M ., .Green (Lodge Convalescent Gommunist Area Crusade Warm at theDeginnlng of the there was "the falling off of 'Home; Elizabeth Eddy, 37 verse mi of 210 Hebron Rd., B I R D S E Y E period ani^CMler thereafter. support for some of the newer TaDaol; Mrs. STora Gabreei 4S Bolton; .aind Thomris J. Dow- Fkanfanm Hd., South Wkalsoir; Grand Ave., Rockville; George CHICKEN QUARTERS • * >b P recip(tetion m ay total great- organizaiUmis. glewicz of 173 High St, Rock- 0 9 M abel, Hepton, Mwintein Rd., iBard, 2249 EUittgton Rd., W ap- Successful, Graham Siays e r' tlW inch with showers The senior civil rights group vOle. Oonvenae dls 'with the 1344h la t EaUagtop; Hans Jensen, 465 E. ping; Barbara Yost, Stafford t^/ Tuesday and part of slapped several times at other M P Cb. in Mlancheetor and Dow- CAUT NOM ZAGREB, Yugoslatria (AP) — Yugoslatia’s constitution as- Plump and Meaty - 5 to 14 lbs MbdAe T ^ .; Rribert iM<^y, Springs; Arthur Zinser, 45 Wednesday, also Thursday into organizations in its report, and gtowlcz is wKDh the 13Sth M P Billy Graham regards his first sures religious freedom and thq part of Friday. 24 CUntOR S L ; Mire. M iaiy M arr, Hyde St.; Mra. Ida McLeod, 14 SLICED BACON orA i c h u c k 69 may do a great deal more of It W oodside A ve., Andover; (Mrs. Oo. in RockvdUe. < crusade to a Communist coun- Comihunlst regime gives sdl ------:------^— before its six-day convention Is Cbknnfctoi; IM i^ Joan ReynbldB, J Elaine Stimson, Mt. Vernon Four MiancheBter-aireei-orient- try as a success although only religious minimal tolerance but BOY SHOOTS HiMWKf.F over. 13 Kane Rd.; lEkhnund Strledei ed Guardsmen also graduated about 2,000 persons turned out no encouragement. ^ HARTFORD (AP) — A six- Noting that for the first time M Pahner Dr., ’Wappfeig. 'Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Theresa Saimond, New Rd., Tolland; from the (Nton-Comanissioned O f tor ea<^ of hla three meetings in Graham made cleap^t a news yesur-old boy who shot himself in nine "years major cl'vil rights YOUNG ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Linda Lavoie, 64 Sagonew St, fice rs -Aioademy a t the camp Yugoslavia. conference Saturday that he with his father’s pistol ■wiuj list- legislation wsuj killed by a Sen- in (Nolanltilc. "IVhenever the Gospel Is would not go into political Is- ed In critical'condition at Hart- ate filibuster in 1966, the Donald Bird, 199 Pine Tree Wapping; John Weiss, 166 JJPCAT They are Spec. 4 Sam'uel D. preached' —to one person, or a sues. Never pnCe did he mention ford Hospital today, NAACP rave its own view as to HENS Lane, South Windsor; Mrs. School St.; (Mrs. Iren e Lam ay, Johnson of Bolton, wKh the p 'O W f thousand or a million — that is commtmlsjn or allude to life John ChiulU found the .82 cal- why. ^ Gussie Blassberg, Turner Falls, 24 Madison S t 248th Engineer Oo., W illlm an- a success,” said the American imder a/totalltarian regime. He Ibre revolver in a desk In his ------l Mass.; Mrs. Margaret Bona- -Also, C lifford BlsseU, 87 F or D o lla r ttc; Spec. 4 (Raymond F. Soma evangelist before leaving by encouraged his listeners, large- father’s office at ChiulU k Sons dies, IBBB E. Middle Tpke.; est St.; Barbara Bojarski, 105 1 HHEYS tralh Sunday nlgttt for Munich ly / farmers and 'xillagers Trucking Co. Sunday, police Kathleen Boyle, Babcock Hill E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Helen of Manchester, of the 134th MP STARKIST SOLID MOTTS SWEET - SANTA ROSA ' and the United Statra. .l^ught by bus from distant s^d. U Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Gertrude 'Whit®. P®ly Coventry; Oo.' Spec. 4 OUllton B. CrandaU LIGGETT GRUG "Just the fact that he points In the countryside, to 'The farther, Alfred D. ChiuUi Czepiel, West 'WlUngton; Wal Mrs. Dorothy KeUy, 21 Irving of (RockvEle. with the 136tlh M P able to come, that h? was )>«e show their Christianity and be Jr., who had left the room for PARKADE ter Dansereau, 54 Wilson Lane, St.; Edward Bro'\ihj, TerryvU le; Oo.; and 6(gt Casmir Mikosz of W HITE TUNA APPLE JUICE with us, was a success th It- active in their churches. He said a moment, heard a shot and OPEN CLUB Rockville; AGchael Denning, Samuel Mc-AlUster, 19 Jackson (PSantBvKUe, with (Hdq. and Hdq. LB self,” said Dr. Jozip Horak, a that Christ wanted his believers returned to'find his son wounded Brown’s Bridge Rd., Rockville; S t.; MTs. Yoko MunseU, South Detachment, 169t!h MP Bn., of 17:45 A.M . to 10 P.M. BONK IN Baptist leader who was Gra- to obey civil authority. in the head and the pistol lying Mrs. .Adela D oucet 131 O lcott St., Coventry; Louis BUodeau, MJanchester. $ RIB STEAKS ham’s host. ^ Catholic and Orthodox priests in his lap, police said. S t; Thomas Genovesi, Thomp- 793 Pleasant Valley Rd., South Maj. Gen. E. Donald Walsh, son'Ville; David Grinaski, Snip- Windsor; Janice Glidden, 37 adjutant general, made the pre- Arriving Filday In Zagreb, sitting on the platform nodded ------^------■ONRLRSS - M l lY I LB sic View Heights, Rockville; Scott Dr., Vernon; Ke'vin aentattons. UCAIOUOl 3 7 “ the taU, tzumed American Ui agreement at many of his CLUB STEAKS Stephen Johnson, 69 Clyde Rd. Kehoe, 324 LydaU St.; Susan preached Saturday night at a points and his several ref- L Rolfe, 4 WUson Lane, Rock CHICORY N O A n n u a Luthertui church and twice on erences to the Virgin Mary. 'X^,< -Also, Mra. Vivan Jordan, 1 u m o t n u o w Ground Many Timas Daily LB Neill Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Bet vUIe; WlUiam McKinney, 101 Miami Beach D R E S S I N G S ^ FRUIT TREA1 Sun^y, in a morning downpour Graham regarded his visit as F i r s t GROUND CHUCK ty lOng, Rabbit Trail, Coven Chestnut St.; Mrs. Joan Cun SQUASH apd at dusk, on the soccer field a test for Suture bripB farther ningham, 35 MarshaU Rd.; DUNONTC A ' su n n uum iim ,/Of a Roman Catholic seminary, east Into (Communist Europe. try; Sandra King, 33 Marion Besieged hy N a t i o n a l BAY STATR LB Mrs. Julia iCoblect, 67 Oak Fred Manson, 234 Green Rd. WHOLE SWEET - RED RIPE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 3 ’?;" REYNOLDS FOI There are only about 20Oi0OO He said he had a "very Interest- SLICED BACON StJ; Gerald-LapinSt^Long^ Hill^ Also. Otto Angermann, 46F Bird Sky-Diver Protestants in this Marxist na- ing discussion o f, religion, the S t o r e s This W epks Freezer Special! Rd., -Andover; David McDow House Dr.; Mrs. Geraldine tion of Orthodox and Roman attitude toward religion,” Satur- ell, 87 Edgerton St.; Mrs. Clara Michaud, 59 Broad St.; Mrs. WHOLt KtRNiL GRAND UNION CathoUo tradition whose govern- day Inight with Zagreb’s deputy FirtI National introduce* MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) CHOOSE 30to35LBAvg Panciera, 18^ Orchard St.; Ste Edith Fratus, 109 Wetherell St. Miami Beach residents near ment now professes atheism, mayor, Ratko Karlovic, Croa a naxv waekly Itatura. Mrs. Patricia Wilcox, 6 West THE SIZE tian Religious -Affairs Secretary Cut and wrapped to phen Ramsay, East Hartford; EucUd Avenue and 16th Street YOU WANT Whokiala cuti of meat, RIDS OF BEEF DEL MONTE CORN I A P P L E S A U C E Ivan Lazic and a member of the valut pricad (or thott Mrs. Dolores Randall, Marlbor View Dr., Bolton; .Mrs. Anna hrive been beseiged for the past A ll AT ONE CORN OIL 1-LB order at no extra charge. Borowetz, 49 (Sanford R d .; Mrs. reUgious - affairs commission, who desira to itock WHOLI — You'll gat Rib Roast and Club Steaks, Dalmon- ough; Mrs. Stella Rich, Leban two weeks by a skydiving,, head- l o w PRICE Valve Workers MARGARINE PKG 4 5 c Helen .Andrews and daughter, n iya M edic — aU communist Fleischmanns thair Fraaztr. ico Steak, Short Ribs,Sonalass Top Rib Roll ,Choppad Baaf ptocGSsIng Mon. fhru Wod. only on; Norbert St. Martin, Nathan pecking mockingbird. 913 Pleasant VaUey Rd., South officials. Hale Dr., Coventry: Richard The bird spots his victim, Return to Jobs Windsor; Mrs. GaU Trewhella Graham told them that he Sands, 29 Neill Rd., RockvUIe;. wwocpadowBi 'With Gpfbfiiire speed and daughter, 118 Palmer' Dr., . B O R D E N 'S F f= ^ S H B A K E BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Some believes a citizen becomes "a 3-LB PKG Sebastian Scata, Ea/st Hart^ and hits from behind. Advanced "all 7 7 c ford ; Mrs. Lea ShoUy, Windsor- Wapping; Mrs. Florence Bax- 700 members'Of United Steel- whole man” and serves his na- vUle. ter and daughter, Squirtel MILK SHKKES SANDWICH lORO NOTt-SnWIO lur AND uvn ja workers local -6623 returned tb tion better if he is allowed to TraU, Coventry: Mra. Mary work at the Jenkins Brothers worship, freely and without re ) 3-LB SPEGUL Also, Chester SimoneUi, 20 Covensky and daughter. Broad ““hamg, But for sneak sorties, • VANILLA •CHOC. GOIF DOG FOOD 6 Manor, Lane, Wapping; Mrs. TOMATOES valve plant today,' ending a 26- strlction. " a i r PKG 7 9 c 3 6 c he’s been known to roost in a 15- • STRAWBERRY UtANODNlOM ja Fluffy Ruth Spencer, Hartford; Daniel Brook; Mrs. Mary Curtis and msHuu-rawaimu day strike. The three officials dined with ^ g o ld en foot palm tree. -son, 326 Spruce St. 1-lb. A new three-year pact waa Graham and talked for an hour, 1 , Bteele, Glastonbury; Mrs. Mary The residents want to get rid 10/a$| DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. 8 -o z . GREENBEANS TOMATO SAUCE 6 accepted Sunday by the atrlk- ______' LIQUID DETERGENT Stevenson, 9 ^ Main S t; Karen of the bird and they insist that o z. 12-OZ BTL I RING CAKE Barbara Dorricott, Lebanon. I fo a v e s l Ing production and mainte 1-PT 6-OZ BTL 62c Tedford, 16 Rosemary PI.; Mrs. they’re not just being soreheads c a n s Lux 3 5 c nance workers. Local president G eorgina Vinoe, 227 ( M c ^ S t ; but they’re worried about wtot John Martin said the contract Mrs. Jenna Vines, High Manor wUl happen if the bird attacks OVER 3 MILLION I, was ratified by a show of hands LIQUID DETERGENT 2-LB CAKE Park, RockviUe. an elderly person with a weak 6Mm mooi noxn EAST 10 PREPARE I PRESCR1PYIONS State DAR Plans KEN-lrKATION with only two or three of the QT 8TL 83c PTBTL BOimiS SATURDAY: A heart. Safely Compounded W isk „ 4 5 c 4-lb., 8-q^r. ^ 600 members present voting daughter to (Mr. and M rs. Jubilee Events "We want to get that bird out ORANGE JUI c a n HORMEL SPAM ' fa) reject, the agreement. James Heldmann, East Hart of here before someone col BURGERS m RUl THOK nON ARTHUR DRUG According to the terms of fo rd ; a son to M r. and (Mrs. Plana for the 75th anniver lapses on the street,’’ said a CmCKEN A lEEF < ''UFKKKR'S STRAOED QTBTL the contract, skilled workers Peter Gidman, Kelly Rd., Ver sary celebration of the found baild man in his early 60s. "H e 6-oz. CQ Cold Water "all" 8 3 c ‘ will receive an Immediate raise non; a son to and Mrs. hi^ me tw ice yesterday.” t c a n s 0 9 jars ing of the Connwticut Daugh 5 BABY FOODS of 17 cents an hour. Day work- WiUiam O ’Hara^ 56 D ougherty RICE-A-RONI ters of the American Revolu GERIER'S JUNIOR ;ers will receive a lO-cent hike LOTION DETERGENT S t ; a daughter to M r. and (Mrs. PET . .t2-pZ BTL COUCSETIATI aUMNO each year of the contract and 1-PT6-OZBTI 62c Gilbert Lamb, Hanson Dr., tion were outlined recently by SP.ANI8H STATUE STOLEN 6^ oz. Q C c Dove 35c inpenttve 'workers will get year Vernon;' a son to Mr. w d Mrs. Mrs. Ben D. Saaportas of Wind c o n s 0 9 BABY FOODS jars GERONA, Spain (AP) — CLAN DINNER FOR CATS ( ly 4-eent raises. George DAlessandro, East sor, ch^airman at a Diamond Head a Shodldeii$ Jubilee committee. FoUte set up checkpoints along OR DRIP Tile previous average wage f t 350Z H artford. COFFEE Special events, planned in roads in the Gerona and Lerida 2 ’7 - * - . 7 Q c tor probation enqiloyes at Jen Dishwasher "alt PKG 79c*SS^41 c areas of northeast Spain today; Worth BIRTH YESTERDAY: A clude « state"-fall meeting in CHASE & SANBORN s 7 3 * '' *0^® 1 0 VAIUE VARIN COFFEE kins was $2.50 an hour,' ac-/ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Milford, Sept. 27-28; a book- s e a J ^ ^ ^ ^ ® 800-yeax-old cording to Martin. AU GRINDS SOAP REG BuU, 122 W. Main St., Rock- author luncheon Oct. 11 at Mat- statue of the Virgin stolen from COFFEE Knowing Mb. 2 BATH BAKS 49c BARS vU le.’ thies Hall, Windsor; and an the sanctuary of Our Lady of 2 - ib . $|45 UURUOONIM Pha'se ill 39c can anniversary tea, Nov. 8 in New Nuria over the weekend. CHASE & SANBORN c o n ^ SAVARIN COFFEE DISCHARGED SATURDAY: HaVen. A priest discovered the theft BRYLCREENL FOR QUICR REUEF-REG. *L33 VALUE Joseph Rivers, WUlimantic; CHOCK FOU OF HUTS _ _ REG. RNAST The celebratiOTi ■will conclude of the 12th century sculpture btl. o f ■ "VYe "were glad to hear VLB C A N Frank Vucic, 100 McGrath Rd., when he prepared to celebrate 4 !6 - o z . ■ TjC * '0 9 LEGLERC from' anyone ,'With a Coffee 100% COUDMBIAN 79c "With a colonial b all Feb. ^ tube I 1 VALUE 100 South Windsor; Mrs. Bernice 1968 at the Hartford Club. All Mass Sunday. INSTANT COFFEE ’i“ ' 7 9 * ANACIN TABLETS FUNERAL HOME point to expresB, and another Miller, 54 Leland Dr. Mrs. Nan- Residents of the area reported F A IU T SBE-REG. SSc VALUE li^ rin t wrote as toUwra: junior members 18 to 35 will NnUTE N A D UNEADE, LENON H' UNEAOE OK “We know l»w difficult It SPAGHETTI SAUCE .-cy Evans, 46 Earl St; Mrs. be given e ^ la l recognition at seeing two strange youths Sat ■ A’ 4-oz. FUNERAL 160ZJAR 6 -o z . 7 0 U rOERUOAOBS J IB to make youngstere obey Prince Artsal, Meatless, Artustwoom 45c| Dorothy Dicklnton, 283 Spenc the ball. * urday. co n s ^ CREST TOOTHPAITG deol tube nrira tor safety, but - one er St; Mrs. Helen PurceU ORANGEADE SERVICE tMng that ShouSl be drilled 1 Warehouse Point; Richard COPE TABLETS DEODORAMT-REG. *L00 VALUE RICHARD E. REG. into them Is the e)Ctreme 4 K O Z Sauterwald, Pine Hill Rd., Tol 12-oz. 4-oz. IdlDCLBRC danger of riding their ht- STRAINED BABY FOOD 89c G erber ' JARS land; Mrs. Regina Squadrito, 17 c a n s 3 6 's 59 VALUE deal con D irector cycles on heavily travelett 59« Marion Dr.; Mrs. Doris Bixby, LEMONADE 6 -8 9 * ' SECRET SPRAY roads, and espedally at. CHOIRED 6 7‘i OZ JARS 87c I Call 649^5869 iBgttt. AU parents should East Hartford; Michael Tansey, / I Choicest Meats In Town! ^ ■ a m ic T u i ■ ' C0LU6E DM n iN IB K A N m y: 2U M «in Street, Manchester realize it is not juSt a 88 R eed si., R o c ln ^ e . lu r m u m CAO Nm s BAH TO USB Mb. Ih-oi. ■ iz-H. Also, Michael Loftus, Foster WWE VINEGAR doconlvr nigMznare but actual fact B E TH CROCKER'dt.,X- 3 4 n DIAPER PURE boa CHICKENBROTH 49* wp# thousands of chUdi^ Mm UvM TUNA A UVfR CAT FOOD 2 « V i oz CANS 3 7 c Rd., South Windsor; Mrs. Char Tm uidiCK n ^ DIOMIANT LYSOL SPRAY A U VAIBTBS eveiy year are kiOed or lotte Oatway, 15 Diane Dr.; Her TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! Gaaifce Ceefciai M-OZ M O 5 5 c 9UVESuTrooD 2t;»v35* ARRD SPRAY »» 4** C m i SAUCE 1>^'35* METRECAL SHAKES 59* nwfaned for Uto because man Pallait, 130 W. Center St.; 7iox. in n u they violated ample, basic muC A u m UNTACLAU ^ BBT BUNIT Sweet IT Lew SUCAI SUISTITim FKC Of so ,4 ^ Mrs. Agnes Chidester, 91 Bald- WAYBEST con 79' ^ t GHARBE YOUR nilea It is tor bettw to .wln Rd.; Mrs. Emma RusseU, 9UVESCAT N0B 2t.:: 37* PRUNE A p p l e J uice 3 ^ *1** APRICOTS »-3 3 * WMEjniKIGAR 4'! 37 have to pundtli them than Gnwy Maelwr *'MAKt$ GRAVY GOOD” 2-ozm 2 7 c 610 W ^.^ddle Tpke.; Mra. NO BIPOnr-NO UTBM . . to ham them to Jeopardy. NIC. OB HUB TO lO U . BBIBRCTANT fRESGRIPnON C^rtiude iVel{;^lj4..Center St.; : CHICKEN DAD'S ROOT BEER 49* DIPPITTDOGEL *1” nHnfcobTAH.2 »-37* 6AKUC SPREAD ^ ' 3! Recently we aaiw a near itotk Oif Ymaaict «4>zh(0 19c Jainss Pei^/^ra Coolidge St.; fatal accident to a hioyclM n u a u T AU vABimis - BBT BOIUT T n U « CUNG BmBUBBT on .a busy ztoed. A reader.” Mra. Lillian ’McCaughey, M LYSOL LIQUID Ipmiie Turn Cat FmnI 2 d O Z C A N S 2 9 c GOWIIEDALnoiiK «lc SUCED PEACHES 2 33* W e>h«^ to SERVE you Griffin Rd.; Mrs. Elsie MaUow, : BREASTS LAYER CAKE MIXES ^ ' 39* FRUIT COCKTAIL U!; t N - 12-OZ. BBT n iK ir 1IUBV CUNB here, a :^ In bustoessr tOi DtAl RACK fVeOf 41 4 5 c Blita HUl Rd., TalcottvUle; Mra. Lim it 5 Lbs. Ptl^ Customer rO H AB CAU ^ MUTWBOB * . a BBT BtUBR-YlUBW O M Rad |bae Tm Rap; Gertrude Rouke, BroAd Brook; BRECK SHAMPOO w S9* btl. 79 PEACH HALVES 2 49* DUkm Sides , and Service, CANDY BAKS 6<- 19* ' SUCED PEACHES 2 ^ 49* Sawaria Ceffia Z-IS CAN 1 .7 3 Estelle Lessard, 66 HiUcrest In e . ------f ------— r - AT Dr., RockvUIe; DarreU Rey PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUIY I Sit*. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITiES, Ydiir.Ford Dealer- ScatTawids, MG tO U 2 KHis 6 7 c nolds; 27 Graham Rd.,' Wap- : HIGHLAND PARK MARKET • Manchester Parkade, Middle Tompike, ^est— Triple-S Redcmptkm Center, 180 Market Square, N ew ii«ton PINE lARNAGY 319 Main SirM anchester ping; Mra. Riita Brown, 254 Hol- Z S17 H iftiU n d St.i SlJUicliestor-^Plioiie 648-4S18 a Kiaft NMuril SwIbs. ChecM Sices •''gpFAC 8 9 c r .iC lS IIF IC ’ IV I At tIMT NATIONAl SUH« MAMETS ONlt 64B-B814 643-2145 CifOtltll, |4W 1*4 T| > FreAKtr iM M l f»-M SMMa Ottw W l M SiSVl IH I SIGHT TO lIM It QUANTIIIIl Uster St. Open Friday Nifhto to 9— AU Redemption Gontero Closed Bloiidaja MB CeBtar iUi|K>, Mk*. Tbemsn Vaccan, i ‘ ^ t ’ ttiJ lali'IIMiOlyUra i "V -A . / . : •i. ,, . . • n - \ ■-H ■\ ■ \ ■ V ■ -J PACT FOUBreSN^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY,10, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CXDNN., MONDAY, JULY 10, 1967 PAGE FIPTEE»J '—‘- ’’T— — “v*------:—^ ^ ~ ^ ^ Sentiment Out BAL’nM OBK (AT)— For Manage# Hank Bauer of the osion Baltimore Oriolei^ aenUmeat la out for baaebaU’s All-Star Game th Anaheim Iteaday. 'win Sweep of White Sox "rm going to play to win,” said Bauer, who will iranv VoRK c ^ ) — R*d Sox in the second g«one of a He and Kaat have clicked for singles by Bob Rodgers and shipper the A m e ric a n After last season, he was trad voting failed to name a center- Snaps Legion Win Skein ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) Jim and Dave Bos-«*oubleheader. California 1 1 of the Twins’ 20 victories pinch hitter Bubba Morton com League for the first time. ed to Minnesota whisre he has fielder on either team. Bauer’s pleted the California attack. ‘’Ibafs the name of the —^Rig'ht - hander Dean compiled an 11-7 mark so far.- solution was nanaming dUva who Waiting_ until_ __ the nin13i forced to rfay follow the Schardt walked the first man two Irits end (two (RBIa for the < well, whoVtarted catching «•« visltons. n n with Am oHcnn T^^ntniP ®^®P* Oeveland W5 and 6-0 between them during the Oeorge Brunet gained his sev Chance draws. . . the .i assign-V . In 1964, the year he won the nonmally^ plays in right inning, Willimantic exjrfod- Ooach charUe Graff he faced then gave up a single some- lost WUllnuuitic <9> L iu 4-2, and BalUmore beat New club’s current string of 10 vlcto- enth victory in 18 decisions, "Some managers In the ment as starting pitcher m Qy y^ung Award as the best M aot( has Lou Brock 8t. ^ with ^ven runs tp beat W ednesd^ when Man- to Bill Gordon scoring the final lab r h po a e rbl mners n inonth ago, are York 2-1 after losing 3-1 in the rles in 12 gaiiqes. with a ninth inning assist from past have said they wanted lAvailee, 2b 4004500 a ball park he knows well pitcher in the majors. Chance Louis, a left-fielder,-idus Hank Manchester Legion, 9-3 cheater visits tough East Hart- run. Dunnack, cf 2004001 nohlil^ \trieir own against completion of Saturday night’s « '*'*• ,, relief ace Minnie Rojas. '' to give everybody on the hurled three runless innings In W on of Atlanta and Roberto as the American League y6st6rday afternoon at Mt. ford. Friday night the locals LaGace, who struck out eight Young, p 3210200 the pitchers too. suspended game. TIOER8-RED SOX— team a chance to play,’’ he seeks to break the Nation- the AU-Star game. diemento of Pittsburgh who W. Hammon, c 5119100 TIm lOnnesota Twins drubbed , ^ said. ’T m not th at type. I Nebo. The defeat, the sec play under the lights in Tor- and walked five, appeared on Fkzgerald, as 6122302 • * • " ■ Pitcher Earl Wilson got into 8ENATORS-INDIANS— al’s victory string in Tues- Bauer's announced batting ojr- normally play In right. Chowenac, 3b 6100000 Chicago’s American League Frank Howard’s 23rd and 24th want to win if It cmly takes ond in nine starts, drops the rtngton. his way to ■victory before the Randall, if 4004000 leaders 7-4 auid 5-1 Sunday as •TWINS-WHITE SOX— the swing of things at Detroit, day’s All-Star game. der has Brooks Robinson, Bqlti-' Starters, excepting pitchers, locals into second spot In Zone Walsh, lb 3 0 0 12 0 0 O homers and a three-nm shot by ei^t guys besides the Manager Hank Bauer, whose more, 3b; Rod Carew, h^iuie- were picked by vote of the {Say Ricky Young went the dis ninth, giving up only single tal M. Hammon. if 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 wlnnliig pitchers Kaat and Bos Kaat, who was 1-7 when Cal pounding a home run while Ken McMullen powered the Sen ■pitchers.’’ Four -while defending champion tance to win his fourth game Balkin, cr 1114000 Ermer replaced Sam Mele as breezing to his 10th victory in Baltimore Orioles broke the Na sota, 2b; Tony Oliva, Minnesota, ers, coaches and managers In Willimantic, now 6-1, ■ assumes lies in the third and seventh Segar. if 0100000 well Groked two hits apiece ators to their Victory in the The National League has of the campaig;n without a loss innings. Gordon, If 1110002 and delivered three key runs the Twins’ manager a month the ’Hgers’ first game romp tional League’s hold on the cfi Harmon Klllebrew/ Minne each league with players barred the top spot. opener at Cleveland. Fred Val won the last four All-Star World Series In four ' straight sota, lb; Tony Conlgliaro, Boa- from voUng for a teammate, for WUUmanUc, - allowing six between them. ago, squared his record at 8-8 in over Boston. Dick McAuliffe games and nine of the last hits, striking out nine arid walk iMIanichester tiXeiw first blood Totals 36 27 14 0 5 entine won the nightcap with a last fall. Jumped the gun and ton, rf; Carl Yastietemskl, Bos- dn the second. Sikig’les by La M anchester (S)‘ ■ , Katd singed to start a two- the opener at Chicago. The *dso homered for the Tigers and two-run clout in the eighth after .13 which includes a tie. Commissioner WiUiain D. Eck SmANDINlOB ing five. After giving up all ab r h po a e TIM run rally in the fifth inning of Twins, heaten 2-1 and 1-0 in the Jim Northrup drilled a two-run named his starUng p itch ^ and ton. If; Bill FrCehan, Detroit, ert set the unique starting time, Pet. Gace, (Dick Ooibb and' Rudl Kinel. 3b Bemie .^en and Dick Nen hit batting order Sunday night. c; Rico Petrpc^Ill, Boston, ss; T'..' '***’»» w Manchester runs in the third, Kow^, 2b the ener and slammed a two- first two ^ames of the four- single to cap a decisive four-run solo homers for the Senators. iniis sends the NBA telecast into WiUimantio 6 •858 Young stopped Manchester the Wittke loaded the (bases. W4(|h Golt. rf-c run homer in the sixth while game series,, rebounded with a burst in the third inning.- Announcement was schedided and Chance, the prime evening hours in east Manchester 7 two out, Dennis MacArcUe Bano-s, ss * * • H today at'the same Ume Manag- Injuries to A1 Kallne and .778. rest of way, pitching out of a GaOacc. p rolling to his seventh wictory in 14-hlt attack ! that pinned 10- The Red Sox ended a ftve- ern sectors. East Hartford 6 .716 mild threat in the eighth. brought in LaGace with a single Oobb. lb ORIOLE8-YANKS— er Walt Alston of the Los Ange- ^Frank Robinson have damaged WHtke. rf eight decisions since June 10. gcone winner Joe Horlen with game losing streak in the night Brooks Robinson homered for In addition to the outfielders, Rockville 4 to right. Gary Kinel and Ed les Dodgers tells of his choices. ^ American attack, Detroit’s Three infield errors paved the Kawal boith d iw walks forcing CouKhiiir cf Boswell drilled two singles only his second loss — both to cap as. Jim Lonborg and John the Orioles and pinch hitter Vic Alson goes with a starilng club South Windsor 4 defeat for Ray LaGace, MacAnlle, If Mlnnesota. Wyatt collaborated on. a four- He’s expected to name Juan KailnO, the top vofe-getter In the RYUN TRJULS BEFORE TURNING ON SPEED ruh^ but suddenly turned on with a kick that left Windsor Locks 1 in'the other runs. Ware, b and drove in the go-ahead run in Roznovsky delivered the win Marichal of the San Francisco bailoUng for the staiitlng team, having Joe Torre, Atlanta, c; "nS now 1-2 this year. Schardt. p the fourth Inning of the nightcap Boswell, who didn’t win his hitter. Reggie Smith’s two-run ning run with a seventh Inning Natlor.al League suffered a broken bone in his Orlando Cedpeda, St. Louis, lb; - —^Kan^ miler Jim Ryun hangs on heels of Ken- Kejno behind. Ryun’s 3 :33.1 clocking was a new ThompsonvUle 0 .000 with one out Marty Hammon A walk to Young, a singile by Giants to take the mound. The BiU Mazeroskl, Pittsburgh, 2b; T otals y 32 3 6___ 27 9 - 8 3 on the way to his third straight first game until May 21 and was homer and a bases-empty blast single, enabling southpaw Pete W. L. Pet. G.B. right-hander from the Dominican hand when he hit a bat rack yB's Kipchoge Keino with lap to go in 1,500 meter world’s record. (AP Photofax) started WllHmantic off in the Marty (Haimmon and two errors B—battod for Ctoughlln In 9th. triumph and fifth in the last 3-3 when the Twins changed pi- hy Carl Yastrezemski gave Lon- Richert to defeat New York’s St. Louis 49 32 .605 — when angered over striking Out. Gene Alley, Pittsburgh, ss; and It ended Manchester's win ninth with a single back through gave Will'lmantlc a run in the WmirnanUc ...... 001 000 107-^ Republic boasta a 12-7 record Richie AUen, Philadelphia, b. Mani^esler ...... 030 000 000—3 month. lots, scattered seven hits before horg his 11th triumph against Mel Stottlemyre. Chicago 46 36 .561 3 ^ and pitched a four-hitter again* Baltimore’s Robinson, the lea 8 +■ ning streak at five while the the box. After a sacrifice, Ek)b third. Hamimon .played^^ leading 2b—Balkin. Fitzgerald: sb—(W), The doubleheader sweep left giving way to A1 Wortiiington three setbacks. ^ Thread caty entry has now won Dunnack. Fitzgerald; Ktnel, Oobb; A two-run single by John Ken San Francisco 46 38 .542 5 the Dodgers on Saturday. gue’s moat valuable in 1966 and Even though, the National THE Balkin drove in the run with a pa'ilt when WillimanticVscored .sac—I^avalleo 2. Hamfnon: dp — the third-place Twins 2V4 with one out in the ninth. The * * * I nedy in the ninth proved the Cincinna'u 46 39 .541 6 Chance hurled five seasons the World Series star, has been League’s power appears more 6oos Spur Spurrier six in a row since losing the double to left. Back-to-back er again in the seventh, reaching (W)—^Lavallee to Walflh; Coughlin to opener to Manchester. Kowal. Kinel U> Cobb; loh^WllU- games behind the White Sox and young right-hander, who reeled ANOELS-A'S— winning margin for the Yankees AiUanta 42 30 .519 7 with the California Angels in bothered by double vision since formidable and it holds a 19-17- rors scored another tally and on an infield error, moving to mantic 11, Manchester 9: bb — one-half length back of Detroit off eight straight victories last Don Mlncher belted a two-run in the completion of 8aturday Pittsburgh 40 38 .513 7 ^ cluding 1966 at the new. |24-mU- coUldlng wlUi A1 Weis of the Chi 1 overaU advantage, American put runners on first and third. third on a saorilice and scoring Young 6. LaOace 5. S chardt 1: so— \Herald Angle Young 9. LaGace 8: hits off—l*a- going into the All-Star break. summer for a 12-5 mark before homer, giving him 10 RBI in his night’s giame, which was score Philadelphia 40 40 .500 8^ Uon Anaheim Stadium, site of c ly White Sox on June 2. League foUowera recaU their Micky Fltzterald doubled them on a wild pitch. G ace 6 for 9 run.s in 8H inningiB: ITie Tigers bombed Boston 10- being sidelined in August with last five games, as -the Angels less in the seventh inning whqn Los Angeles 34 47 .420 16 this AU-Star tussle scheduled to Defensively, each manager teams won in 1987, 1947 and By ‘ On in Second Half both In. Another error and walk Dick Oo(bb led the locals with Schardt 1 for 0 In h', wp—LaGkice 1, 4 for their seventh straight vie- arm trouble, boosted his 1967 trimmed the A’e ftor their sixth an 11:56 curfew forced its sus- Houiton 33 60 .398 17 Start at 4:15 p.m. PDT. faces a similar problem, ^ e 1907. brought in Marc Schardt. two hits while Fitagersdd had Young 1; Ij—LaG ac e. tory before bowing 3-0 to the record to 7-6. straight victory. Run-scoring pension. New York 31 47 .807 iSH EARL YOST / ATLANTA, Ga, (AP)—Steve Spurrier, darling of .y : ...... , Sunday’s Besnlto Sports Editor thousands of football fans during a fantastic career at New York' 5, Atlanta 4 Late to Park^ Missed Practice., Sat on Benth" Florida, already has found out his college clippings South Windsor Posts Victory Philadelihla 4, Bt. Louis 3, 10 don’t mean much anym ore.------^------iMcvor League inning .'Last Out Lpng Time Coming The 1966 Helsman Trophy win- ^ -g-e • ' Pittsburgh 2, dnchm atl 1 Thfttfbld aayitig, “A Shea Stadium in ^to toe Smi Francisco 49ers, Rockville Legion jO, 10 hmhigs , Week’s Schedule Battfog KBOO at bate)—F. New York. ' ' ______-______got Ws first taste of criticism Wins $1,000 T^t^y’s Games Monday —Green Manor vs.:. Robtnaoa,' Ba3L, 387; Katew, No games scheduled IKaiKlMii^a _ frotft- kUometer championship yeater- Cfoacllws" Ml-A^mert^ bet, M h n m m to,Z(XW maur dhimond day. The Andover. re- Ail America Country Club Medics, Dillon's vs. 'WIpco, Pa- Tuesday’s Game e-Measure Homer At Speedway Rallies, Triumphs gani's vs. Norman’s; Tuesday Runs — McAuliffe, D ^., 57; American Leagqe AU-Stars vs. about the furore surround- diffleuft to Uve wMhin rukjs and chemist has won the U- Spulrrier was the target of a Using an eight-irdn, Dick —Manchester Auto Parts vs. Tovar, lOnzL, 65. PHILADELPHIA (AP) w a aeceniciiiig cnampiiions on a tie three the inet t.u,r veer. .__ f.___ .___ - .. .. . Taking over the lead on the Ctoerlander Joined the Hole-In- Going ahead with five runs in the eighth inning, National League All-Stars at tng hfito. , regiilatlonn. wiaah Sunday a(fte>rnoon. Morlarty’s Police and Fire vs. Runs batted in — Killebrew, Anaheim Richie Allen, the National AUen sat In a corner (900 a t hate)'—Cepe- thought a rest would do him ever got ruined Urn aa a Vigeant 76; Low net—Jim Mor fourth. The visitors gdt within vdxle toe difference. Don Flynn, major league . manager. tlin ^ 19M. He led Kan tote (the bottom HaK of the ^nne^ticut goUers wm salute Georgia’s Lynn Hughes ters to hit safely. aa. S t Ls J866; Osmente, FMt, BASEBALL HEROES good." fname. Julius Boros at a testimonial ..... larty 75-11—64, Bob Oenovesi one in the' seventh, one run wiliih help from Bud Rago in the Klojzy and Leber; Lanzano. He’s yoaag skipper, who sas'City In hitting one ye e r, gave the East its^ winning op scoring on WUcox’s hit, the oth .852. Is Allen physically tired? The (fire was eft taken out of dinner Aug. 17 at the Olaston- 78-12—66, Joe Zanettl 80-12— eighth, picked up toe ■win. Pinto (6) and Paganl. haa teoagjit the Boston Bed walh^ed 15 home runs and portunity by intercepting a pass. 68. er on heads up base running Rockvllile and South Windsor Runs — Aaron, Atl., 69; R. BUtTriNdt— Frank Howard, He certainly didn’t look it drove In 76 another aeaaoii. ' ithe bom* ©raw arid WllUmantie bury Hilts Country Qub. Pro- Allen, FUL. 60. Sox Into resectable oeaten- . Spurrier hit on only 8 of 14 LADIES EVEN HOLES by George Kasperan. get togetiher in a neighiboirhood AMERICAN LEAGUE Senators, powered two home Sunday when he came up in the tion Bgaln ln tbe American Hla last two years, be reltumed.home, not only tiie ceeds wUl be turned over to the ^passes...... for 60^ _____ yards, his worst Striking out 13, Steve Ander Runs batted in ---- ^Wynn, BIGGER THAN PICASSO IN CHICAGO — Miffed at a metal structure de eighth inning with one out and a Lew gross—Helen Noel 43; Clark's single and Usher’s ciairii Wednesday night al Hen runs, his 23rd and 24th of the League tMa year. woifnd 19 aa a pinch Utter winner, (but the new occupant of Newington Home and Hospital gjjoying ever, ^ but still good double ended Rockyille’s scor- son allowed only three hits Sat Houst., 65; Oepeda, StL., 60. signed by Spain’s Pablo Picasso for Chicago’s Civic Center, a Chicago man season, helping Washington to runner on base with the Phillies Low net—Eldna Hilinski 41-7— ry Park. ■ ^ But on an August day In tor Beaten. first place in (the none standings, tor Crippled Children . . Em- enough to give the East a 4-8 - 34. Cele Perry 48-11—37, Ruth Ing in Uie ninth. S. Windsor 000 012 OOx—3 6 3 urday afternoon, pacing Army EDts — Oepeda, StL., 105; suggested instead a heroic statue of Ernie Banks of the Cubs. The above su an 8-5 victory in the first game trailing 3-1, He put a Nelson “ After ’54 Mike Higgins The victory lalao atoned for an (nett Ashford will be one of the edge in the >all-star rivalry- & Na'vy to a 5-0 win over Dil Clemente, Pitt, 103. 1952, playing file outfield Bryant 48-11—37; Low putts— The Windy City entry ha'd six Windsor L. 100 000 000—1 7 2 perimposed picture of Banks with his foot on the dugout steps on a picture and igniting the Senators’ sweep Bdles fai9tibaii!jin orbilt. IitGailed (Bqd Sox general m an n er) opening game setback at the umpires in tomorrow lUght’s vilest quarterback Jon Brit- hits in the eighth inning, more lon Ford. Carl Ecabert, John Doubles — Cepeda, ^.L ., 24; of a doubleheader from Cleve over the 64-foot high fence some for the Brooklyn Dodgen, Ruth Bryant 32, Helen Noel 32. Flypi, Rago (8) and Malone; of people at the Civic Center resulted. (AP Photofax) tUdj me tiiat with the new handa of (Manebester, the only All-Star baseball game in Cal- tenUm of Arkansais, headed for than they have shown in their Mack, Lash (6) and Beliveau. Oott and Bob Brlndamour were H DfeuvlB, N.Y. land. 430 feet away and tied the score. Dick BtUl Imagined himself bkitlch on the new leaders’ rec- Ifornla. He ■will be on the foul y,e ;$^ami Dolphins, was named BEST 17 the only Dillon hitters reaching. a comMnallon T^ Cobb 40-inaa roster, tiioy were Sunday Triples — Williams, Chic., 8; PITCHiNGr-Don WUson, As- So, AUen must be mentally going to have to get rid at ord. along -with Chris Pele- t^e most valuable player, after Anderson. R. AUen, PhU., 7. troe, hurled a three-hitter beat tired? and Babe Bath. Then Pown- in Neiw York, the At- koudas. Other assignments are: hitting on 21 of 40 tosses for 244 Class A—Vic Daley 66-7—59, Joe Erardl had a double and Sudden Death for Just About Everybody in NX, be dove for a fly baU la St. the old guys,” said Dick. John Krlstof 65-6—60; Class B Home runs — Aaron, Atl., 22; ing Chicago 6-0 for his first .'vlc- "He Just needed a rest," “He (rffered me a Job aa a iiantic Braves (Had the Mets on Runge, plate, Frank Secory, yards, and Spurrier was the first Mets^ Ninth Innina Heroics single for the winners with John Wynn, Houst, 21. ory since his no-hitter three Mauch .repeated. Louis and came up wltfa hla the ropes with a otne lun lead J^st baM, I^u DiMuro, ^eroM gay "Jon deserved the award, —John Karezes 71-13—M, Hal WoUenberg and Dwight Peter coach wttii Seattle, wttti the Jarvis 70-11—69; Class C—Ed Stolen bases — Brock, StL., weeks ago. It was the Cubs’ sev How does AUen, who is hitting right collarbone when hla provision that If the clnb to the ninth. With two oUts and Burkhart, tWrd gyeu y his team didn’t win.” son also hitting well. neck was supposed to be. McLaughlin 81-19—62, Dan 28; Philips, Chic., 17. enth straight setback. .316, with 40 RBI and 11 homers. was moved, I’d get a chance a (three and two count on the offlci^ t H^ East got. its other points Result in Win over Braves o Pitching decisions) — Mc Morllne 82-19—63; Low gross (8 Chicago Cubs Dying Slowly ^Result: A shoulder separa to he the manager. better, the Mate sudflendly be- McCpnnlck is back a safety and a 29-yatd field NEW YORK (AP) — Just like work on Ron Swoboda, a right- Cormick, S.F., 11-8, .786; Ncdan, tion In three placee and a —Stan Hilinski 69; Blind in the old baseball Joke books, handed batter who had been "I told him 1 had to call came aroused and befoae many ,,**®*7® *®^ kicked by Bob Grlese of bogey—Ray Gordon 80, Bundi ChL, 7-2, .778. “ throwlhg arm that had the cf (the itans left the iWg ball parii, residing in St^- Purdue, runnerup In the Hels- the New York Metd pulled out a hitless in three games with toe The Scoreboard NEW YORK (AP)—It 1-0 on Mike, McCormick's five- when Mike Shannon booted Billy on one gny-rBlchards. J^aul Tarca 80, Ray Fahey 80. Strikeouts — Marichal, S.F., Cowan’s botmeer, Red Schoen- range of a Flying Jenny. tUd me to grab it because ford. . Four-part package for man Trophy voting who hit on 6-4 victory over the Atlanta Braves. 187; Running, Phil, 123. lUtter. British Net Officmls two runs acored, the second PRO SWEEPSTAKES was sudden death for just WiUie StargeU poled a tre dienst yanked Jaster tmd Rich So from one of the bot- the Seattle farm was sure to bretaiking a tie end resulted in racing buffs is slated Tuesday on]y one of five passes, Braves in the ninth inning Sun What happened? Raymond CHURCH SOFTBALL Low gross—Stan Hilinski 69, day after being one strike away about everybody in the Ita- mendous leadoff homer in the Allen tagged reliever'' Nelson ■hata- on the Dodgers be shifted to Toronto.’’ a Met triumph. night at Riverside Park. There The West took a 6-0 lead when went to 3-0 on Swoboda, got over Standings will be sportsman sedan, fig- mel F arr of UCLA capped a John Kristof 70; Low net— from defeat. > bottom of the ninth, gi'ving Briles’ first pitch for a 430-foot (they’d already traded An*-, Before he ever readied * ♦ * a called strike, then imlntention- ^ W. L.. 0 tional League except the Plan Formula Change dy Pafko and told him he’d ure-elght, women’s 25-car fhigt quarter drive ignited by John Karsres, 77-13—64; Vic I It was something of a joke, Little Leaguers Pittsburgh a 2-1 decision over homer that tied the score. Seattle, tiie franohise was . Daley 72-7—65, Tom . Kearns ally walked Swoboda on an out Savings B ank ...... 6 1 . Chicago Cubs, who are dy Cincinnati. Jerry Buchek's two- Gonzalez pinch hit for Cowan, WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — The most success be their leftfielder), WU- moved and WllUama Jiimp- ( Off the Cuff / demolition and time trials for Brittenum’s passes with a two- too. The winning run was forced side pitch. That forced Reynolds Army & Navy . . .8 2 liams went to a scrambling • story of Manchester’s 9-3 de the Riverside 600. Action starts yard touchdown leap, and Larry 79-12—67. home on an unintentional walk home with the winning run and Meet Wednesday ing slowly. out pinch homer tied the game who had homered earlier, open ful Wimbledon tournament of ail time is over — and ed straight from . player “ LADIES CRIERS Center' Congo ...... 7 2 Leo Durocher’s Cubs, who had for New York and then the Mets ing the 10th, and whacked his utiUty. man. ranks to boss of the Tonmto feat to ' wmimantlc in Legion at 7 :16 . . New York football Wachholtz of Nebraska kicked a after the Braves intentionally made it a happy weekend for b ,a . Club ...... 6 3 British tennis officials are still intent on their plan to Giant sessions start Wednesday Low gross —Evelyn Lorent- little League President Tom soared into the National League pushed over another ninth in gsime-winning shot. \ *T used to hang around team In the International b^eball yesterday can be trac 25-yard field goal for toe losers’ Spring Champ filled the bases. ■the .Mets. They had beaten the South Enders ...... 3 6 .383 change thb formula and bring in the pros. ed to the 'error column. The for rookies and vets report Sun otoer points. X zen 84. Low net —Barbara Dav Oonctei announced Uiot there lead Just one week ago, dropped ning run, nipping Atlanta 5-4.~ * • *' The tournament was watched ------the bullpen warming up the League. What qualified Hank Aaron’s 22nd homer of Braves 3-2 Saturday night. No. Methodist .3 7 ,300 • • • him? losers cfune up with eight- day, July 23. Dally sessions will (Ruling iChe rooat amlong toe is 96-30 —66, Cele Perry 89-21 wM be ett ianpoitant meeting their seventh straight game PmA'TES-REDS— by a record total of 301,000 peo pitchers,” mused WUIlama —68. Low putts —Julie Faulk the season with the score tied at The victory gave Hal Renlff Gus’ ...... 2 8 ftOO Sunday losing a three-hitter to A8TR08-CUB8— StargeU boomed a Jim Malo The tournament underlined “WeU," . he amlled. “Td seven by the infield. . Ralph be at 10:16 and 4 p.m. for the women, a t Manchester Gauntry 3-3 had given the Braves a 4-3 fbr oil ooaioheB Wbdnesda^ eve ple. Yet next Wednesday thq "One day against St. Louis, Chib this qpring is - Florence ner 30, Lynn Prior 30. his third In relief for the. Mets Seal test ...... 1, 9 .100 Houston’s Don WllsOn, 6-0. Wilson’s victory was the big ney pitch over the right field the arguments for keeping Wim been sitting around three Quschmann, viimer of the Five new men and then 9:30 and 3:30 lead. But that was before the since they got him from the British wlU Make another bid manager Chuck Dressen / Rec Basketball Banre, e(Uove. (Mrs. Barre bested Schedule; Monday;'Gun' vs., ning at the Aimiy A Navy Club It completed a terrible week right-hander’s first since he roof in Forbes Fldld—only the bledon as It is. motioned me to comq into yem before that. 1 got bDle Road R ice in Manchester when the vets report. All ses- Mets put on their ninth-inning New York Yankees! He had re C. Congo; Tuesday: Methodist for open tenms at the annual last Thank^ving, won his siona are open to the pubUc at Oora Anderaon, 2-(l in the final Ellington Ridge at 8. I ,for. the Cubs, who clung to sec- hurled a no-hitter three weeks 1 1 th time it has been done since meeting, of the International From the start the form of the the dugout. I sprinted all pleripr of chance to second- Summer Loop heroics. placed Jack Fisher after . Aar- vs. Savings; Wednesday: Army Otewntekmera A1 Odwles and ond place despite their losing ; ago. The triumph'-squared his the stands were erected in 1925. players' see-sawed on the fast guess the manager.’.’ third New England AAU 25- Fairfield University. round to capture the women’s CRIERS TOURNAMENT It started after Dick Kelleyi on’s homer in the eighth. LawnJTennis Federation In Lux the way, eager, acUng to Spring Toumamertt. & Navy vs. Sealtest; Thursday: Tongr IMFbRto win explain streak. Chicago trails first place reemd at 5-6. It was his 12th homer and embourg. courts and one favored star aft get Into the game. When . the Bed Sox fired , f Starts Tonight Saturday toe Braves’ relief pitcher, had The Braves had scored once South Binders vs. BA. ' The winner reached the finals dass A —Ed Dyman 73-8 — retired the first two Met,batters toumsment ndes th a t wUl be St. Louis by 3^ games. ' Jackie Brandt drove in three gave Dennis Rlbant the victory. This time, the BriUsh believe, er another was knocked' out. "‘Hey!’ Chuck yeUed at Billy Herman late last aea- ■ in the first inning oh Joe Torre’s DUSTY SOFTBALX. ■ The Cardinals died suddenly runs with three hits for the As- The Reds had tied the score in they have a chance of s'ucceed- The stream of upset results C'-I- son, WUUams was the nat- The Recreation Department by eliminating ■ Hazel Piper, 65; Class B —Jack Kearney 77- up in the ninth. Bud Haprelson, single and again in the fifth on Standings tOMd ttds y e a r lb all dtetrlnt jna "Sit down here. West- Eight World Records Set 13 —64i Jack Goldberg 76-12 — play. They win also expitaiti -the Siihday, -bowing 4-3 to Phlladel- tros and Jim Wynn upped his the ninth on.Vada Pinson’s tri .ing. bred the. tournament and cap- . ural to be elevated to tiie Summer Basketball (League will Helen Noel, (Uabelle Parctak who had four straight hilts, was Felipe Alou’s two-run homer In W. L. Pet ple and a two-out single by Tony lake’a coming . up f«Mr the varsity. He'wasn’t In the and EMher Burham. Mrs. An- 84; Class C —Tom Walsh 85- due up next, but Manage/ Wes outcome qf the district meeting phia on Tony Gonzalez’ pinch major league-Jeaidiiig runs bat- Winibledon ended Satur&y tured the public imagination, Cards. want you to ride toe fif^. Cantone’s Oil ...... 7 2 .778 brnnler in the 10th Inning. WlUle ted in total to 65 with a two-run Perez, 1 least Butprised. In Santa Qara Swim M^t get underway tonight at the denaon 'recellved a. (bye in the 16 —70. Westrum sent up Jerry Buchek heM In IRockviBe last week. with John Newcombe of Auslra- The .^crowds poured in u never ' Um—get him hot,’ The; Mets’ earlier tallies came Center Billiards '^ y s ' 10th inning single droveW single., lla and Mra. BlUle Jean King of before in the 90-year history of "I was In the right ^ot" iAPi 400 meter freestvle he had lost O®!' ooupt with tWo „)und. then (bested Lucille, LADIES SPRING I to bat for him. Ttoiwn touanaonent schedules "I was Chuck pressen’s SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) 400 meter rreesiyie ne naa io« o-ames. The first between the __ t TOURNAMENT on Dafvis’ single in the third, Ed Paul Dodge in Sah Francisco’s only run as METS-BBAVES— Long Beacii, C^if., winning the the event. he shrugged, "at the right Chrvey, Evellyn Lorentien and As things turned out It was Charles’ homer In the fourthy'biiddletown Rug (be jmade end sites for dte- bench Jockey. He used me •ilie greatest array of young ®‘‘ 1 ^ 0^ . ^ n d Enes Warmlngton , defeated the right move, but at the time ptay win (be announced. the Giants nipped the Dodgers GIANT8-DODGEB»- Buchek, batting for Bud Har- singles UUes. Mrs. King won’for ' Would $he matches' be so un- time. I’d done a good Job Matgairet Stoiion, the last by and Kranepool’s single In tiie' Kay’s Rest. .. . Mays’ bases-loaded, two-out relaon, who had four straight -when he wanted to get', on . with the top farm-club.’’ l5.S. swimmers ever to compete ^ 3“^ ^ old r L r d s were 4fo9.2 ddfault, before reaching the fi Celeste Sheldon on hole, the crowd booed Westrum’s de the second'straight year by de- predictable if professionals some ptayer.” fifth which Ued the score at 3-3. Walnut Baibers single in the 10th inning beat the hits, Ued the game for the Mets And he Isn’t surprised the togethbr iMfobe eight world j,y ^laln Mosconl of France and ^ Englntere nals. 1-up. - cision. feaUng Mrs. Ann Jones of Brit- were let in? Many experts think IMck eventnidly bung Sunday •' Klock Co...... 2 8 XOO Dodgdrs and gave Mike McCor w)th his eighth'homer and-first riot. , ■ ' Bed Sox have done weD tills records and tied one and set two 57 fl^t by Luis Nlcolao of Argen-::^ ® n^ies. j The 72-Hole Tlaurnameiit, one Kelley quickly got two strikes First National .... .5 .000 -v-around the niafora ty r 18 " —:L6w gross -^-dass A —Sher bn Buchek, but with toe count 2' 18 I', • mick, ai-3, his seventh straight since June 11. Then Nm York sp((hig. "They had tile good American records in other Gaines will be played .(Lfon- of the major events of 1 year, REC SOFIHALL Schedule: Monday: C. Bli-*’ ^l^A3j>x Tnking^ Time Out y ean aa a fUl-in playSr In V , Ferguson 71; dass B —John 2, Buchek drove an wtslde pitch v lo to iy r ^ whn it when Tom Itoynoids players for several years,” events in Santo Clara’s Interna- jgigg Meyer, a 14-year;oid who ti^y through Thursdays at WUl be held July 22. Qualifying Schedule; Tikonday: Spruce liards vs. Cantone’s; First Na McCormick, who pitched a walked, moved to third on Tom the outfidd, at first base ’ he Bald, frankly. "It was Charter Oak and In case of rounds will nm from July 15 Johnston 85, Joe Stygar 85; over the right fMti'tence fbr his and at thli|d base with a tional Invitational swim meet 8J1 of her own cIoUieiB, set ~' Tavern 'vs. IwiNF; Tuesday; tional vs. Barbers at'M t. Nebo, fiv^hiitter,' oubdueled ' d au d e my Davis’ single and came - simply a matter of getting toe past three days. ^ two records in one race Simday rain the action will move in- through July 21. d a s s G —Jake Ho'nnon 04. eighth homer of . the season to For Some Fun^ Relajtation wing that never got atrong- SURPRISE TOURNEY ■tie the score. Rogers vs. Army A Navy B’s; 8 o’clock: Tuesday: bodge vs. Osteen,'11-8. It was-the eighth across alter an intenUohal'walk them to play together —4o- Three .youngsters — Mark when AAU,officials agreed to side at the Ekist Side R«c. -----— —■ First National: Wednesday: BOSTON (AP) _ The Boston Caiatoff Earl Wilson picked up 'e r than a Itanp handahake getoemess. It you want to Class A —Sher Ferguson 40- r d id n T think It had enough Wy Red Sox, looking ahead to the his fito straight victory against straight Ume the Dodgers have to E;d Kranepool and an unln* Spitz and Claudia Kolb of Santa provide four tim ers for toe fln- Following is the .schedule for man; Thursday; Lenox vs. Gun- Klock vs. Rug; Thurbday: Bar teidional walk to Ron Swoboda. but an Inaafiatile curiosity be corny.” the remainder of the week: 2 —38; dass B —Gus Peters carry to gp over, but it sure second baU of the basebaU'sea- the RJed Sox although he needed been beaten by a left-hander. Clarii Swim d u b and Debbie* iah of each. .Ckilumbia Girl Named ver. bers vs. Rays. I * • • ■ Hal Reniff, a Met for only to learn the trade. But' Isn’t baaebaO easen- Meyer of ffscr">"i.ntn Callf., Debbie swam 800 meters free- Tuesday—7:46 Grads'vk. 69ers, 44-6 —38; d a s s C —Bob Hahn did," Buchek said later.- sffn took time out for rest and reUef help from Mike MarshaU. nine days, won his third game "The tejuty," oontlhaM tiaUy an. indlvldud game? followed by Hawks vsi- Aetos; PELHAM Manor, N.Y. (AP) 50-11 —39. It seemed an extra-inning fun today—with four exceptions. Wilson, who is 8-0 against his PHILS-CARD8— ^ ea^ set two world marks. style in 9 J5.8 whUe winning the Larry Jaster was working on in reUef. H ank. Aaron luun- Dick, "was the beat thing ■ "For atatistics,^M,” be Gstift Ball of JacksonviUe, 1,600 in 18:11.1 that broke toe Wednesday — Indian J r’s vs. Patricia Petrakls of the Colum- Ladies low gross —da s s A game was in prospect, but toe Outfielders Carl YastTzenukl former teammates this year. that evw^ hivpened to me. Mets kept rolling. - a two-hitter and leading* PhUa- mered his 22nd home run for the answered, "but not for win Fla.,' set one and tied one, Pam 9-36.0 set by Sharon Flnneram- ^ellie Boys at 7:48 followed by “ ®’ Mint Tony Conlgliaro, shortstop hiked his record to 10-7. 1 started atudjrlng the game ning. A man doesn’t hit be- Indians vs. Hawks; Thursday— named Sunday to the United Billie Marlow 102; Class Tommy Reynolds drew a base Automatic Transmission Trouble? delphia 3-1 in the eighth inning Braves. Kruse of Pompano Beach, ,iFla., of Santa dara in 1964 and the ' M Rico PetroceUl and pitcher Jim Yastfzemskl, who ended a more riborouglily, learning hind a runner and Imdvaaoe set the other. 18:12.9 ^by Patty Caretto, Los Indians 'Vs. Ninth Holers at States team in the Pan-Ameri Sally Grotheer 112. on balls. That'put Kelley out of Lonborg flew Sunday night to slump ^th a pair of hits Sat- the different positions. When him to scoring poeltldn, 7:45 and | Hurricanes vs. An- can Games at Winnipeg, Cana LADIES SURPRISE the game. Claude Raymond re Anaheim for Tuesday’s AU-Star urday, had three singles in the the Dodgers finally gave up Spits, 17, also set a 2:07 flat Angeles, AC, in 1966. TOURNAMENT ZSA ZSA GABOR says - you toee a run. That nte American mark in the 200-meter Miss BaU, 17, swam 200 met- saldi Construction at 9: da., placed him on the mound. Tom game the remainder of the opener eind then cracked his Peterson Won’t Forget Date on me in 1855 and teaded me costa you a game. Thatia Teams i will receive their She will be on toe womenis a a s s A —Betty Wolff 65-10 my Davis hit a pop fly to right 19th homer and singled in the. butte^y Saturday. ers breaitatroke Sunday in ■quad returned home from their to Baltimore, my edncatlon^ the penalty of no team play.” kfike Ouiion of Sacramento 2:40.5 to beat the 2:40.8 by Rus schedules at their* first game. kayak contingent. —46, Jan Harrigan 55-10 —45; that fell in for a single, sending SAVE MONEY at AAMCO nightcap. Reynolds to third. longest road trip of the season. Of First Major League Win progressed. Paul Rldiarda,‘' Wlllhuns has no iiiwi*yf set another, 8:52.9 tor 800 met- sla’s GaUina Prozumenshlkova. Pete Cordera of the Recreation .The games are scheduled for (Jlciss B —Lois Bantlv 56-13 — The Red Sox broke out of a Lqnborg checked Detroit on the manager there, started about hla future aa a man staff wfll be the commissioner later this month at Winnipeg, '42; CHass C ,—Sally Grotheer 64- .Manager Billy Hitchcock of WOaLDtUMEn AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION three hits for seven innings. He ers eri route to victory in 16:47.9 On Saturday CaUe had tied slump defeating Detroit 3-0 BALTIMORE (AP) — Frlte on pick Howser’a single that moving me around froiri fo - ager, though. He la bnlldtng ill the 1,500-roeter free-styl^ toe 1:15.7 record for 100 meters and official scorer. . Mlanitcba. 16 —49. toe Braves now ordered the behind Lonborg and John Wyatt was staked to a 2-0 lead on a Peterson won’t forget Sunday,. scored Ruben Amaro. And they aMon to position and I got a new home tor hla tentily. MIXED SCOTCH bases full by having Raymond SPECIALgrei ______triple by Jerry Adair and Reg Spits thus set a record each breaststrohe in a qualifying after dropping th e ir , fifth July 9, when the New York Yan got two mote in the ninth on an Idea what each one de He la not building It In Bea day two dUfeient strokes. ' heat before she won the finals in Low gross —Fred Meurant give dn intentional walk to Ed atraight game, 10-3, to the Tl- gie Smith’s 'sixth homer in the John Kennedy’s single to post a manded.’* and Jan Harrigan 41; Low net Kranepool, a left-handed batter,. UMPtSTSSSriON SERm kee left-handed pitcher won his ton. He la bnlldliig It In ’ Qn Friday he recover^ the 1:16.6. ' ^ gen in a doubleheader ending a second inning, 3-1 triumph; . Richards kept trading him Florida, where he’fi never Neipsic Netmen Triumph -(-Larry Chalne and Mary Hef- That gave, the right-handed Mm $ 0 ^ milUEt V' waekend aeitos .The Boston ace picked up his first gaihe of the 1967 basebaU Womack replaced Peterson lA off and bringing, him back— have to answer to the aelgli- lin 43-11 -781. ( pitching Raymond a chance to WilHr i J i S P MFeUS > Tbe spilt left the Red Sox with' 11th victory in 14 decisions as season after eight straight de- the last of the eighth when the four times In all. On Imatte ' hor iriien tiie Bed Sox loaa. ! IncludMii Rtswvlaf, OiMMsWag Orioles had two on and two out. An inter-clifo men’s doubles Lauder, successful in one out of Intptmes sod msmMMi . 6-7 record y a the trip. Wyatt blanked the Tigers on one feats. DUtMm w in MMCO When they left Boston June hit in the last two Innings. He (preserved the victory for Williamsport Hofds Lead tennis event tieitween the Neip- three seta, and finishing a It didn’t matter that Peterson Peteirson, helped by Kennedy’s etc Tennis ChA> and the Pine lengtoV tlp el set of the' event in UFETWE lUMUMnEE 25, toey were in third place, Wyatt was summon^ when needed help from Wobley Wom Experience Key To Golf Success Frti pirtt Md hter eq *N (UMM five games bMiind front-numing Lonborg tired. two RBI single. ■ Ames Tennto ClUb of Wethens•^ a tie score (beoaucfe of tiihe, giv- cuitom rsbsllt tru tw n isn Mi ''.(I ack. It goes down in the books Baltimore then won the regu After Three Straight ^ in s field was held Saturday. Four ing eiach team % i match point; torqM coNvtrtm M tasd M i n am CSileagD^nd one behind Detroit. Most of the Red Sox planned as a-triumph for Fritz. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP)— . ft was his liiird victory''of tha NOTICE your OWN ur Md urrico It jMMUlft Tbey. returned home in fifth to head for Yarmouth today to lar Sunday game, 2-1, on Vic' Frank Beard, conslatentty in the season, the others having oonfo teams from each cMb played at No. 4—Ted Bailey and Ernie at a Bwdott Mraka chwia at aay at It happened in the completion Lewis,'. otApteying ttieir oppo- M 300 AAMCO ihapi coait ta MMto ptaoe, six games off the lead. attend the annual "Red Sox Pay Rbznqvsky’s pinch-bit .single money and winner three times in the Tournament of CSiampl- Yhe Williamsport-Mete battled fleW overcanie Elmira 7-6 In 10 toe ttiree day courte in iMra art m alter gawisttet IM of Saturday night’s suspended THE MANCHESTER SPORTSMANS ASSO-" After arastlng fine pitching by on Cape ( ^ ’’ with' their faml- that txroke a A tie in the sev thls year on the goU tournament ons and at Houston. ThaoUy to hold their sUni 1% game lead innings and York downed Bing- Wptiiersflete. Te*itting in a nenfts W o odt of three sets. Lee Stsnge and Sparky Lyle in Ues. The butlng Tuesday will game,' called by 11:69. p.m. Sat enth. Mel Stottlemyre was the' circuit, says experience U the other three-time winner toll in the Eastern Uague’s western hamton 4-2. ' ^ dose victory tor toe Neipsic The event scheduled one eight CIATION WILL MEET PN JULY 11TH, a 24) loss at Petroit Satu(rday, include a golf tournament‘'and urday curfew ' law after six losing pitcher, his ninth defeat key to success w a pro. season is Julius Boros.. divlBlon with their third atraight Meanwhile'in-(Wateibury, Jim match pchnts. game pro set toe first match' ■V the Red Sox hurilng odlapsed in a clambake. scoreless innings. againrt seven wins. "ft’s the same In my .business Conststency marked Beard’s ^ over Pawtucket Sunday Perkiqsirkins'led led off toethe «ratfirst mninginning NelpqU: memibera who com- for elaich team end followed with 1967 AT 8 P.M. TO VOTE ON A CHANGE tbe first.game of the twinbUl 24 With.V 41-39 record at the AU- When.l play resumed id the Brooks Roblnsqifi’s homer had as yours," he said Sunday as he victory. He beat the par 55-85— wltli^irTiome ruil to give tbe peted were teams: No. 1—Phil a'lreguiar set mlateh.-with each OF CLUB lY-LAWS. given the Orioles a 1-0 lead in taours latw . Oaity BeU and Jose Star break, the team resumes seventh inning Sunday, Peter- plok^ up thi 520,000 top money 72 In each round, ■hnnMnir : The Mete beat the Indiana 4-2, Phillies a lead they never relln- and IBUi CSatft, winning otoer team as time allowed.' V wen ineffective as the., action Thursday with a day- son was the Yankee pitcher in- the fourth. Joe Pepitone singled In the 5100,000 Speedway Open 69-69—279 enooniig while sectmd place Reading quiShed. Peritins had been hit- twto 'w lt of three sets; No. 2— A return match with the Pine built ah 8-8 lead'ond then night doubIcheade^ against *the ^stead of BUI Monbouquette. The home the Yankee run that tied and boosted hU winnings for the Rod Fiinseth and Rlves'YttT temped Waterjnuy 6-2 for .their less in his last 13 at bats before . Martin Duke and Jack Davis, Acres Club at the Neipsic SECRETARY CHARLES KEEGAN te uei ed. BalUmore Orioles. Yanka got a run in the eighth it inithe top of the seventh. Billie Jfean King year to 554,901.78. Ree tied for second at he belted Ed Quimby’s. fourth taking two out of tour sets; No. courts will be hM later this ■I- third straight victory over toe ...... - . ------^ " ’. - J . . Giants. In other games Pttts- pitch over the leftfield fence. VanIWinkle and Bill month.
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Lady’s roller skates, fiber- 38 Freudian p.L.&Teveus glas wheels, like new condi cqncept SALES AND Service on Aliens, OaiU 643-2282, 875-87(>2 af 40 Superlative Hato Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn sm rR Mcisco,cAL. ter 6 pm . tion, $25. Columbia stereo floor BY J. B. W IL L Ii^ i suffix .Trouble Reaching Our AdYerllser? model, 4-speed, 4 speakers, co OUT OUR WAY 28 29 mowers. Also Homelite chtdil = B ~ e S B B @ 2 ^ 41 Doctor of lonial or modem, $85. or best T 1 . Divinity (ab.) saws and International Cub LICENSED journeyman plumb 24-Hour Answering Service offer. 643-9372. 42 In company of Cadet Tractors. Rental equip Painting-Papering 21 Schools and Glosses 33 Help Wanted— Mole 36 er, experienced in plumbing f I WOM ATRIPTOWASH- A MATTER OF BEING CONDl- :44 Millimeter (ab.) ment and sharpening service and heating service. H. G. 7-10 fiv INOTON FO R G E T TIM S A T/ONECJ CHUM/ YOU'RE SO 46 Commotion Free to Herald Readers BLUE LUSTRE NOT only r l^ JOSEPH P. I.«wls custom DUE TO expansion at the Man \ M 49 Shade tree ' on all makes. L & M Equip Schulze, 876-9707. I >'»67 Vy'NtA. Iik' TM* Etf. U.S. BUNCH «F NEW CUSTOMERS, USED TO SEEIM’ HIM ON THE painting, interior and exterior chester Parkade, Thom McAn carpets of soil but leaves pUe AN ’ GOLDIE’S MELANCHOLY TOP RUNG OF THE LADDER 50 Pronoun Want Information on one o f our olaAsIfled adve^rttaements? ment Oorp., Route 83, Vernon. .soft and lofty. Rent electric 'CAUSE HE'STHE o n e WHO IT U P SE T S VOU T O LOOK • 51 West Indian 876-7609 Manchester Exchange paperhanging, wallpaper re Shoe Co. we have openings for PAINTERS and helpers, top Indians 144 46 No answer at the telephone listedf Slmply-^call the ' shampooer, $1. Paul’s Paint A HUSTLED ’EM FOR M E/ EVEN I DOWN ATiHIM/ENJOY YOUR moved. Wallpaper books on re A Tractor sales positions to further train wages. Call Rockville 875-8073 BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS 53 Dow n------—Enterprise 1946. Wallpaper. , THOUGH I PAID h i m F O R IT, MOMEN t Io F TRIUMPH,'c a u s e 56 Maintenance quest. Fully Insured. Free oa- for a managerial position. from 4-6 p.m. NO WONDER N THE 1 FEEL GUlirry ’CAUSE HE HEAIN’T(^NNA FEEL SUILT/. 57 Thin (var.) EDWARDS LAWN MOWER and tractor re tlmates. Call 649-9658. Good benefits. Apply in person HEX STILL A- TIME HAS AIN’T GOIN’ IWSTE«iD OF WHEN HE'S BACK LOOKIN’ V 58 Untidy ■ Trailer School YOUR GUN 52 53 64 55 pairs. Pick-up and .delivered. Monday, 10 a.m. at our Thom PART-TIME HELP in haying. LIVE. THE DARN COME TO DOWN AT YOU-' ------— — n f 59 Shore 51 Boots and Accossorios 46 IS USELESS. Ken and Bob, 742-7200 or 628- PAim 'ING—Interior and Ixte- McAn Store, 990 Main St. East Apply in person. 364 Bidwell DAVY... THING'S LOADED TELL THE DOWN ANSWERING SERVICE WITH BLANKS. WHOLE. 56 67 3647. rior, very reasonable, free es In Hartford Hartford. An equal opportunity St. 19M FIBERGLA8 16’ with 40 1 Desert animal timates. Call Richard Martin, h.p. Evlnrude electric start TRUTH. 2 Dissolute employer. 58 59 J A N IT O R S - part-time, 3 Church calendar 10 6194500 875-2519 RUSS’ Mower Service — lawn 649-9286. We train full or part-time plus tut traUer, $1,625. 649-15M. 4 Shoshonean V mowers sharpened and repair students In the Hartford nings, call 643-4453, 3-6 EXTERIOR AND interior paint NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser ed, engine ttme-up, free pick area on many makes and ■ o n ly . 16’ PENN YAN, 36 h.p. John- in Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. ing. Wallpaper books, paper son electric motor, trailer, up and delivery In Manchester. models of equipment.- No LUMBER HANDLERS 742-7607. hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful high school diploma neces many extras, $476. Call 649- ly insured, workmanship guar sary. Local and long dis 3530. Aiitomobilws For Solo 4 BACK HOE bulldozer work, Permanent job openings in Help Wonted- K anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. tance jobs waiting. Guaran- grading, and septic tanks, dry 'woodworking midi, no exi>e- 37 1966 PONTIAC GTO convertible If no answer 643-9043. .eed placement assistance Mole or Female H E R A L D wells, land clearing, chain saw irience necessary. Top wag 12' WOOD speed boat and trail tri-carb, 4-speed, 02,500. 742- upon graduation. Train row work. Paul Schendel, 649-0466. INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe es paid to men who want COSMETIC SALESPEOPLE, er, $100. Oam 649-624A CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 7634. —Pay when working. Let T« U. ». PW OH —*« y cial rates for people over 66. to WORK. Apply in person!. fabulous opportunity. (3aH or riMT >. U.M '« N BOX LETTERS American Tractor Trailer 1962 FORD, 8 cylinder, 4-dodr C airm y competitors then call write Mrs. Roth. 103 Steele WOODEN boat with trailer Household Sorvicos me. Estimates given. 649-7863, teach you this high paying Rd„ West HartforxJ, 233-6823. 36 h.p. Johnson electric For Your Ranch wagon, blue, Fordo- 7>rofesslon that pays $250. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE 875-8401. REX LUMBER CO. ______start motor, good condition, matic, heater, defroster, ra Offend 13-A per week. School licensed ■------^------$460. 876-3168. Information dio, $600. Call 643-4161 between SPRING CLEANING problems? CXILLEQE student —experience . by the State of Connecticut Sullivan Ave., South Windsor WEL^HEREIAM, IT DOEQN'T ' •'^SfeSL. 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. In exterior and interior paint D^artment of Motor Vehl Situations Wanted— __ ^ THE HERALD wlU not Call Suburban Cteanlng Serv. OKIE HOUR WORK... IT III' ing, fourth summer in business cle. Female 38 Diamonds— Watches— tliMEMACMl Ml TH E SOFTIE 7 - ! 0 e HP h HIA. U«. TM ■„ UX M. OW. disclose the identity of AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite 1961, Ice at 649-9229 today for tree IN THE FUTURE.' TOOK'YOU any advertiser usinjg box very good condition, 0750. Call estimate. Budget terms avail very reasonable. For free esti Jewelry 48 WE TRAIN IN •nRE SERVICE man, 46-65 GIRL 17, willing to babysit days ANHOURTO letters. Readers answer 649-2388 after 6. able or use your Conn -harge mates 522-6884, after 4:30. I " M d O I N G ing blind box ads who HARTFORD, CONN. hours per week. Must be and or nights.''CaU 649-4206 of- WATCH AND jewell^ repair FLFT HFC»F / BY FRANK O’NEAL Card .AHEAD ONE SHORT RIBS desire to protect their steady worker and rqarried. ter 6. ing. Prompt service. Up to $20 1966 G.T.O. excellent condition, DON’T DELAY HOUR Identity can follow this entering service, will sacrifice. REWEAVING OF burns, moth Floor Finishing 24 Paid vacation and o-ther bena- on your^'dld watch in trade. pirocedure: Call 643^17. holes, zippers repaired. Win — ACT NOW — flts. Experience helpful but not Closed' Mondays. F.E. Bray, IN TIM E/ X_»- FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- -essential. Apply In oerson, WILL DO Ironing. Call 647-9881. dow shades made to measure, Phone 289-6547 Anytime 737 Main St., State Theatre Enclose youit reply to the 1958 AUSTIN Healey, 100-6 body ing (specializing In older box In an envelope — all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Ntchols-Manchester .Tire. Inc., Building. and mechanically excellent, floors), cleaning, waxing 298 Broad St. addressed to the Classi made while you .wait. Tape -re DEPENDABLE high school r fied Manager, Manchester $876., hardtop available. Call corders for rent. 'Marlow’s, 867 floors. Painting. Papei41anglng. G ordon..Farm 643-8563. 'No job too small. John Ver- LATHE HANDS and general student intere^ed in babysit Evening Herald, together Main St 649-5221. ting or house cleaning. 649- with a memo listing the faille, 649-5750. Help Wonted- machinists, paid hospitaliza Dairy Products 50 1966 BUICK 9 passenger sports tion, holidays and vacation 6636. companies you do NOT STRAWBERRIES — pick your want to see your letter. wagon vista cruiser, automat Building— Female 35 plan. Apply Metronlcs, Inc., Your letter will be de ic, power, excellent condition, 640 Hilliard St. own, $.30. 406 Burnham St.,. 14 Bondfr— Stocks— GENERAL OFFICE work. Ap BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE stroyed If the advertiser must seU. 529-1477. Contracting Manchester. Mortgages 27 ply in person. Rockville Oil, ELECTRICIAN, full-time, Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Is one you’ve mentioned. .4.LL TYPES of cabin s work, AUSTIN HEALEY 1962, excel- 18 Vernon Ave., Rockville. steady employment. Insurance If not it 117111 be handled kitchen remodeling our spe MORTGAGE LOANS - first, AKC BLACK miniature poodles, in the usual manner. lent condMlon. Call 649-5889 af benefits, paid holidays and va 7-/0 cialty, 22 years experience. second, third, all kinds realty. puppy shots, wormed. $75. B7- INVITATION ter 4 :30. CLERK-TYPIST — excellent op- cation. Call between 8 a.m.-5 Fair prices. Call Lou Dascanio. nencing. Call 876-0337. Statewide, credit rating unnec potrunlty for a position with an p.m. Robert’s Electric Co., essary. Reasonable, confiden TO BID 1960 RAMBLER American,"* 649-6985 anytime. outstanding automobile Insur South Windsor, 644-0109. ADORABLE puppies—Pedigree Lost and Found 1 tial. quick arrangements, AI Sealed bids will be received standard 6, radio, heaiter, good o a r p f 'n t r v w o r k wanted. ance company. Must have sev or mixed. Wild Cargo Pet transportation, caU 649-3277. CARPENTRY WORK viri Lundy Agency, 627-7971, WE HAVH openings on our sec at the office of the Purchasing FOUND —ll^t gray part an N o-job too big or small. Call eral years office work exper Shop, 643-6108. gora cat with green eyes. Call 983 Main St., Hartford cvontngn ience and a good telephone per ond and third shifts. Shift pre Agent, 41 “'Center Street, Mian- 649-7185. 233-6879. X6n :t 649-6416. i sonality. Starting salary $97 mium paid. Apply in person. GROOM IN^ALL breeds. Har- chester, Conn., until July 17, Trucks— Tractors 5 Klock Co., 1272 Tolland Tpke., mony HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron fAY CARPENTRY —concrete work iECOND MORTGAGE - Un per week plus above average 1967 at 11:30 aon. for STAKE LOST—VERNON area. Cocker Manchester. Rd., Bolton, 643-6427. anything from cellar to roof, limited funds available (or sec employe benefits. Call Mr. BODY 'TRUCK. Spaniel, female, tan. Reward. Saxby, 522-2379. I960 FORD RACK body, model inside and out, no substitute ond mortgages, payments to ______Bid forms, plans and speolll'- 1-10 872-0324. for quality wdrk, satisfaction WANTED—GOOD home for sev cations are available at the F-6, good condition, 649-0768. suit your budget. Expedlwt HOUSEKEEPER take ’ full en months old, red, spayed fe IB UP tr HU, be. m «„. u i rw. ow:' FOUND — LADY’S wrlstwatch guaranteed, competitive prices. service. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. WANTED Purchasing Office, 41 Center No job too small," D&P Car charge 3 chUdren, must have male, 'part German Shepherd, Til buy that! Partita shouldn’t spy on their ehlldran on Golway St. Owner may have Street, Manchester, Oonneett- pentry, days 643-1904, eveniqgs MORTGAGE LOANS—Primary references, own transportation. small. Call 643-6688 before 6. . . and with the light on and the door open I won’t same by Identifying and pay 1062 DODGE dump, model D- cut. 500, best offer. 649-0768. 649-8880. and secondary financing, all Write Box S, Herald. First class mechanic, excel Town of Manchester X have to!" ing for ad. Call 649-6496. lent wages and benefits, © IH7 by KU. U(. TM teg. UX r«t. OW. types of real estate. Quick, con Conneotiicut ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar fidential. Belfiore Agency, 643- WOMAN TO collect eggs, part- paid hoUdays and vaca M ICKY F IN N BY LANK LEONARD LOST—PASSBOOK No. 89360 LIvo Stock 42 Robert B. Weiss, livin gs Rank of Manchester. Trailers— ages, rec rooms, bathrooms 6121. , time, 8-2. MUler Farms, North tions. Excellent working tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce Coventry, 742-6232. General Manager Application made for payment. conditions. Call Tonn MAJ A4AYBEVOU THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG Mobile Homes 6-A ment work, cellar floors, pat- Schwartz. OU6HTA HAVE THE METAL HORSE trailer, heavy LOS'T^PASSBOOK No. 100489 FOR SALE —1963 Volkswagen olB, roofing. Call Leon Ceis- Business Opportunity 28 duty hitch, $380. 643-7281. VdUR EX-WIVES MU5TVE Y SURE-THEY'RE, OTHERS ARRIVE zynski. Builder. 649-4291. -ONE EVERY TIME BEOAUTK t TMUODENlV Savings Bank^ot. Manchester. Camper and Mlcrobus with HAD THE THRILL OF THEIR VERV FRIENDLY/ w h a t a r e y o u ^ l/VEVER HEARD YOU. AUTO'AGENCY, excellent locv BOURNE BUrCK G. A C. PAINTINO LIVES, DING dong! WERE 4 ANDVOUKNOW I f r o n t Application made for payment. 1965 engine, Leaving for Eu --_h LOOK1N6FOR. A/5/=» BEFORE / WHY LOTHT MY^TIVO ' NEWTON H. SMITH * 8 0 N - tlon good financing, '•'or an ap and DECORATINO CO. THEY SITTIN' TOGETHER? / SOMETHIN; PHlL— I rope, fcMTced to seOl at low WAITRESSES 649-4571 Average Cape or Ranch— THEODORE THELISR ALLOF A T E E T H i I/5ST--PASSBOOK No! 97461 Remodeling. repairing, add! pointment call Paul J. Corren- THINK THEY BROUGHT price. 875-1590. INVITATION Body, $116 — Trim. $70 u d d e n ttons, rec rooms, garages, ME LUCK! S Ravings Bank of Manchester. I tl Real Estate. 643-5363, 643- FULL orr PART-TIME ^ . (pIuz MUnt) 7-10 T H O O N o n rw Application tnade for payment. HEILJTE TENT trailer, slbeps porches and - roofing. No job 2125. MUST BE 21 TOBU) Call Now! T I'M LOOKING FOR reathonable / 6, all aluminum body, near per too small. Call 649-3144 PLUMBERS AND helpers, all Mr. OharhM, 626-267$ LOST—PASSBOOK No. 78367 Sealed bids wUl be received 4 benefits, year 'round work, top THOMTHINO I fect condition, single wheel, QUALITY Carpentry-Rooms, at the office of the Purchasing Savings Bank of Manchester. pay, remodeling and repair. / . o w r / spare tire and wheel and re dormers, porches, basements, Agent, 41 Center Street, Man Application made for payment. Attention . . . GAS LIGHT Gibbs Plumbing and Heating, . e' . ' tractable dolly, wheels. 644-1361.. refinished, cabinets, bullt-ins, ■ \ Rockville, 876-8898. chester, Conn., until July 17, LOST— PASSBOOK No. 78406 RESTAURANT * * form ica, aluminum, idnyl, HIGH INCOME 1967 atll:00 a.m. for STORM Savings Bank of Manchester. C'' - steel, ceramo siding. WUliam Manchester SER'VICE WRITER and sales SEWER PIPE. COUNTER MAN Application made for payment. G a r o ^ — Service— 30 Oak St. Robbins Carpentry ' Service, LOW INVESTMENT man In service department. Bid forms, plans and specifi 649-3446. Port-ttme, All doy^Satur- v*'V*e**.V: Storage 10 Contact Tony, Paul Dodge Pon cations are available at the Pur tiac, 373 Main St. chasing Office, 41 Center day and Friday Night. BY ROLS'TON J O ^ and FRANK RIDG^A^Y Announcements 2 g a r a g e tor rent, 66 winter - — ^—— — ...... MR. ABERNATHY A m Go htto touadnesB for your- GOOD HOME and some salary Street, Manchester, Connecti Apply In person at • S M^Uj. St., $10. monthly. 247-4046, 1- Povlng - Drlvewoys 14-A seQf wibth a Mister Softee . ELBX3TROLUX vacuum clean 633-7402. y to woman to live In and be cut. NOT RIGHT NOW, I'AA S TILL ON AAY ’\4- lice cream stand on wheels companion to elderly .te^y MEATOWN ______er#, sales and service, bonded AMESITE — Quality workman Town o f Manchester, AAR. ABERNATHY- COFFEB BREAK. MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI representative. Alfred Amell,. ship on driveways, parking for os Qtttle as $500. down. alone, not bedridden. Park Bt. NOTICE Connecticut 1216 i/j SUver Inne w e 'r e ALL \ (3 LATER, IF YOU Mister Bofbee.can put you ALONE, AM9S 110 Bryan D r.,! Manchester. Motoreycles areas, commercial and resi near Main. Write Box B, . Man To enrolled members of the/ Robert B. Weiss, • East Hartford, Conn. y, DON'T AAIND... In the drinrer’s SMt o f your chester Herald. BRAD9HAW -) e rU P ID KID/ 644-8141 or ,648-4918. ______BIcyclM 11 dential EYee estimates, no ob- Democratic party of the town General Manager □ □ P R ETTY FOLLY,'' V / IAAUSTACVMIT Ugatlons. Call Eastern Paving own mobUe unit an^ your of Coventry, Connecticut: HOW ABOUT HI THEtZE, PCETTY T H A Tfe A L L V / J l»OiJGH... HE payments are made during ' f o r e x p o ""67 reservations: YAMAHA — new dealership, Co.. 628-3037. MINNESOTA Woolen Fashion Pursuant to the provisions of A LITTLE FOLLY.' PRETTY HE EVER SAYS the summer -hiotuths only. KNOW S A ca ll Montreal, Oanadtk Marle- sales and service at Seymour Wagon has openings for lady, the State election laws and the ^ K I S S ? POLL.V/ ,, T O M E ... AMESITE — Driveways, park Protected franchteed cureas □ □ &OROSpOSFAlZf2ar ville Motel, 1-814-689-4662. Meu- Auto, 681 Main St., Manches part-time, to show beautiful rules o f the Democratic party, PCETT/ ing, areas, commerci^U^^d res are cuvaUable and estab- W HENHE6EE3 nler Motel, 1-614-346-^1. Mon- ter. Open Thursday and Friday new fashions, no experience you are hereby warned that a POLLY," idential. Free esUmstes. Call lldahed rcutea in Manches nolr Motel, ,1-614-689-7196. evenings'. necessary. If you can work 3 caucus will be held on Friday, ACCOUNTANT / National Paving Co., 644-^13. ter. No previous experience ------evenings a week, have car and July 14th, 1967 at 8:00 p.m. at MOTORCYCLE~Ti 967 Triumph, needed, we completely train Opportunity as assistant in sinall industrial ac- drive, and want a high income Robertson School, Coventry, Personeds 660 green and white, $1,- you. and free $3(X). wardrobe, call countingr department. Accountinsr training or JONES 4- Roofing ond Obhnecticut, to endorse candL RlGBEWAY 176. 742-7104 after 4 p>tn. 1-228-9662. equivalentvtexperience required. Attractive working - {< RID] 1 w a n t e d to Pratt Sc ______dates for nomination to mu- 7-10 Chimnoys 16-A l-'677-9069 628-5663 conditions and liberal insurance benefits. Whl ney, third shift, from vi- ACXXJUNTING Clerks —high offtces; arM to trans clnl y Ashworth and Glenwood. BY AL VERMEER 1966 HONDA 90, white. 648-6098. 'ROOFING—REPAIR of roofs. school graduate, salary based ^ other business as may APPLY TO , PRISCILLA’S POP 648- 628. * . ... KA .-rs% nrwvvA8&id ’'The best in gutters and con oh experience, fringe benefits, be proper to come-'before ductors. -Repair of chimney* PACKAGE STORE for sale. For caucus. W H A T , T H E Y S A Y IT’S d EUD 7-/0 CAMALU WANTED — ride to Pratt exceUent working conditions. ALDON SPINNING MILI^ CORP^ BEAUTIFUL! <30ES too Call C bii^ 'n . 648-7707 Information . caU Phllbrlck Dated at Coventry, Connecti KIND OF 0 1M7 by NIA. lac. Se Whitney, East Hartford, 1965 HONDA 60, excellent con 37Vi. hours, Manchester office, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN, l-i: r RIVER PAST THE LOUVRE, South Parking Lot, first shift, Agency, Realtors, 846-6347. call C.R.J. 649-6361. cut, this 7th day of July 1967. or call Mrs. Ferreri, 643-2776, for appointment JARDIN DES TUILERIES. dition, $160. CaU 643-2046. ROOFING - Specializing re from Branford St. Call 643-6683 Democratic Town ; I EIFFEL TOWER pairing roots of all kinds, new CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER after 4. 1966 DUCATI, 260cc, $250. Seen roofs, gutter work, chimneys Schook and Clossas 33 WANTED—Reliable person to Committee of after 4 p.m. at 64 Lyness St., cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ babysit 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Referenc Coventry, Conn, NOW .VdU'VB\ SORRY. MIS5! ' THEN WHY Manchester. experience. Free estimates. es required. 648-HBN THEY THE SHEEP WE ' SCRAMBLE 1966 SUZIUKI X-e Hustler, red! 8333. HEAVY EQUIPMENT U TUMBLE scattered 1 ^ :aACK UP TO 1068 COlilET sport hard! exceUent condition, 8,300 mUes, ] E ONTO STEEP Pv tWBRBMOU cylinder- automatic, many exr extras, $676. 643-786U OPE|lATORS NEEDED H O W DOES A SAND DRIFTS PAW. OFF? tras, exceUeht condition. 649- BELOW... Hooting and Plumbing 17 I 8877. _ SJam whiSe you learn. Earn COMPLETE PLUMBING and Business Sarvicos to $300 wedfly as a pro- 37V2-HOUR WEEK NEED OAR? Your credit turn heating instaUation, repairs ed down? Short on down pay Offorod 13 fesaionall HBA'VY £)QUIP- WANTED , . ’ -(o ' and remodeling. Service calls ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- MEINT OPERATOR. Ear M A M RUBBISH CO. offers given immediate attention. 7-\0 Bioh?'.Don’t despair! See Hon- the first time In the USA, commercial. Industrial, pro CkU M A M Plumbing A Heat- - APPEAL TQ YOU2 eat Douglas. Inquire about low AUataite ‘Traiining Center fessional, residential, removal ilig. 649-2817., BY BOE LUBBERS est down, smaUest payments offers qualified men 21 and YOUNG MAN INTERESTED ROBIN BIALONE service, containerized service. Immediate opening foi' a mature lady who typqs anywhere. No smaU loan or fi over the opportunity to available. 649-9767. nidovIn^Tracklng— AND SHED ADORE )O0, RATE IS A THAT FIRST COP MUST HAVE nance company plan. Douglas TRAIN l o c a l l y in IN PHOTOGRAPHY well and fast to operate a Friden mach^e. RDDIN.MINP I F I JUMP AHEAD POSHED THE PUITON ON I ICoton, 888 Main. - LAVOIE BROTHERS—general Storago 20 SPARE TTME on all makes To work in new photo engraving planti -of_ equipment, "bulldozer, ARRANGE A PATH 0F>DD,CLAy. work, cleaning and mowing, Many fringe benefits including ideasaht peojde ll!!' 1960^ OLDSMDBH^ 4-door MANCHESTER Delivery. Ught FORTHETH'REE landscaping, driveways, tree solders, rbaddmes, etc. 37'/2-H0UR w e e k • PAID VACATION hardtop, exceUent condition, trucking and package delivery. Aocredlted| program. Job to work with. An excellent opportunity fot the right DFUS'?'/ service. Completely insured. best offer. 649-1278. Refrigeratore, washers and pJacement luponoamplietlon. person. EITTLE SPORTS B Y ROUSON CaU 742-7649, anytime. PAID RETIREMENT PLAN stove moving speciality. Fold: Budget piqa. 522-4689 aniy- NO av£anKl^ 1969'AUSTIN Healey, very good d o u n D A B o U T NO OVePTAKIN-1 -L V... SACn g QHTEEN BIANC5HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 10, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 10, 1967 PAGE NINETEEN - WantMl To Ront 63 Hoiisos For Scilo'^ 72 HouiM For Sohl^Tl Lott For Solo 73 SuburlKin For Soh 75 63 l^ANTED—HOUSE to rent. Unl- THREE BEDROOM Colonial, HENRY ST.—Golqnial 7 rooms, BOUTON— NEAR psnter, bMU< VERIZON - QUIET friuidy ./ 1^^ baths; extra; large liytiig ' nalfhborhood, new’ custom SidMitlw For Sd» 7B Memories of Hehron CLASSIFIED NEW DUPLEX f o r ren t, 6 ’^rsH y professor desires un 2Vi ceramic baths, closet space tlful one acre woodsd lot, r o o m s, lart* picture window, furnished house within com galore, huge kitchen, built-ins, and dining room, sun room, 8 choice location, selling for built RalMd Ranch, built-in SOUTH WINDSORr-Woodland Identy of closet space, birch muting distance of Storrs. Call utility room, formal dining b e d im s , garage, $25,500. $4,509. For further imorma* stove and oven, ceramic tile Dr.—Oarrtaim OolonUl, mod Cabli^ Mtcben, stove, ceramic 1-429-4680. roont,' 2 fireplaces, 2-car at Phllm ck Agenlcy, Realtors, tton call R.F. Olmook Oo., bath, ltndsoB{>ed wooded lot, em Idtehen with tmilMiie, for Past Handed Down tUe^^aath, Venetian blinds, tached garage. Wolverton 649-5347. 649-5245. $99,000. Dlmook Realty, 649- mal dliiiiii: room, 8 large (bed- ADVERTISING Agency, Realtors, MLS, 649- 989$, 61S-0940. rooma, 1% baths, finished fam By SUSAN mBNDUSTON difficult to get hold of. FinA storm windows, hot water heat, MlAlNOHksTElR-^JtANCH, ONE LEVEL wooded acre, 200* Businoss Proparty 2818. ily room, g a ^. e , . luge _ wood- After tfeis oorrespoodent had edStlonls are certalidy not on CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS lovely yard. |140. m on th ly .. MB- condltton^, 3 bediooms, fiite- on paved road. Excellent well. VERNON —Gardner buUt 6% 7885. For Solo 70 ed lot, $94,900. PhUbriek Ageh- been riareAdiy, ahnost pelnAd- the market and the later edl- 8 AJML to 5 PJH. SEVEN ROOMS of beauUful plece, 1^\^ ibaithB, roc room Small brook, $8,500. Also 2 room Ranch, all plaster, I t^ e ey. Realtors, 049-0S47. iy,_ opening y«an oclnotlng tions are considerably modified. FOUR ROOM apartment In MANCHESTSIR — Restauramt, Cape Cod living, kitchen, liv with bar and Mtclhen fa- wooded acres, 800' frontage, wooded lot, 9-car garage, ther ing room, fireplace, dining cdOitieB. OaB eoiiy. H. M. $2,450. Terms. Owner; 7^2-8000. rmxnnwrR-v—T anrinTa— ®»**hg down wliBt 1 UMdd Hebron’s Douglas Lftforaiy has COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ranch style house, heat, hot well established with good In mopane windows, 5 minutes to Wanlh ^ «*, beltevtel by authori- one o f the 1877 reprlnte much water, garage, excellent sur- come. By appointment, Mfr. room, 3 bedrooms, . family •Frechette Re^ty, 647-9993. Parkway, $17,750. Meyer Agen 6 PJO. DAT BEFORE PUBLICATION room, interior completely re- — ------— ------LAKE BUNGGEE—large wood- “ * **» •>* MatoHbaliytme about softened down. dings, no children, no pets, Apiedy. Phllbrlck Agency, cy, 648-0009. donUmwd An Anthentio History ftnished from top to bottom. ed lot, dug well, desirable lo Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 5 p.m. Friday. X lable Aug. 1st. 643-54B4: Realtors, 649-6347. MANOHESTER \ 1 WWS ahnost electi*- But if Heimm has «ie aome- This is the one. Wolverton cation. Call 640-8825. BOLTON —8 room house 'Wtb CAPE 6 0 D to aeaim that the«« to what doubtful honor off b ein g NEW ONE bedroom apartment BOL’FON — six family apart Agency Realtors, 649-2813. swimming pool, bam and' 80 on ifilo a t the OonneofSout State the birthplace o f the told "best VOUR COOPERATION WILL available July IS, G.E. refrig ment unit. Excellent coniUtlon Loaded wdith Oolontal acres of land on Bmndy Rd. Resort Property a Ihtotory o f the State joUer,” the town can glory in BE APPRECIATSO) DIAL 643-2711 erator, O.E. disposal, wall to throughout. All three room MANCHESTER —just Off East 4 good Giiged bed- y T . J. Crockett. Realtor, 643- of Oonneiclt#out, of eouine taor being the birthplace of the wall carpeting, patio. Call 643- units, slU rented. Close to four Center St. Older 9 room Colon roomB, 2 fiiU baths, 18x24’ For Sale .7 4 1577; ______1 TT^ Hebron, end aoKMaRy Rev. Btenjamln TrumbuU, D.D;, 0267 before 10 p.m. acres of land. Choice location ial, top condition. New fur Hving' room with wait to Continued From Preceding Page with unlimited possibilities. T. naces, sidl^^ebc. Six bedroom PRIVATE RECREATION area, SOUTH WINDSOR-6 rootn testo WnWf n written by a Hebron natiive who wrote the moat authentic w«U carpeting and' -firo- Robert D. Murdock, 64S- away beek to 1822, that roman- Mrtory o f the dtate, the only J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. poi^bility." Must be sold. place, screened porch pTer- 3 level acres, 1,000’ riv«r front Split, rec room, garage, large Furnished Hayes A ^ n cy , 646-0131. ' looking wooded lot, many,- age plus pond, 6 miles from lot, swimming pool. Leonard and emottonal cfaaraictor, the complete <«e in Colonial times, Articles For Sale 45 Wanted—To Buy 58 Manchester, % mile off Route Agency, 646-0460. BOUTON LAKE)—100' Of water- SW***®* Peters, (Whose and on wtildi lare baaed all Aportm ents 6 3 -A MANOHESTER—6 room Cape. many (features offered at Land For Sale 71 $23,500. 6, $2,500. 'Terms. Owner,- ’742- front, modem 5 room year **®*’*® appeared naafiy times gubBequmt histories o f Oonnec- STRAWBERRIES — pick your 1V& baths, excellent condition, 8090. COVENTRY LAKE —nioe 4 TWO ROOM furnished apart 'round Ranch home, sun, ^ ,****f^ ootumns peehaps to an ocut,‘ lt la claimed, own. 30 cents quart. Michael WANTED - • 20” bicycle. 649- INDUS’T ^ L LAND BY foot or Imige treed lot, near school, room year 'round home. A -real ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, L. C. GREENOUGH CO. and privacy, exceOent area. e n n o j ^ extent ■nrumbull was bom in the Kurys, French Rd., Bolton. 6108. acreage, railroad siding, on high elevation. 649-4928. good buy at $5,000. Call Mit hot water, private bath. In 647-9921 . Suburban For Scrie 75 Only $1A000. Hayes Agency, *** thtag can be mid to Qiiead section of Hebron, Dec. Parker St., Manchester. Call ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6030. . . hte iflaivtr: H Solved Hebron and , . The house 'In which quire Marlow’s 867 Mteiin St. MANCHEISTER — 4 bedroom 610 0181 6 19 1735 PICK YOUR OWN strawberries, 649-3391, 643-1990. Ask for Dan BOLTON—7 room Colonial, 2% ------oouldnft get timongh thtoidng, he ■wlaa bom la no longer In ex- one quarter mile west of Cal- Rooms W ithout Board 59 Ranch, ideal family home in FOUR BEDROOM Colonial on BOLTON — Owner translierred, ny- baths, 2 fireplaces, aluminum VBRNON: 7 room Split Level taUdng end writing about the istence. TrumbuU was the son FURNISHED 5 room apart choice central location. Spa % acre lot, garage, fireplace, this 7 room Ranch has I large dor’s, Manchester. t siding, electric heat, paneled In Junior executive neighbor- towm, . W. 643-6472. 522-3114. baths, 2 car garage, approx-, rooms, family size kitchen, neighborhood, $31,900. Wolver Cooper and the Estates of William SOUTH WINDOR — 6 room knovm as Lebanon Crank. He HOUSEHOLD furnishings, an working gentleman. 9 Hazel S. Cooper and Mabel 1>. W. O ooper, CO'VENTRY —newer 6 room tmately 3 acres of land By ap built-ins, enclosed sunporch, ton Agency, Kealtors, MLS, as per appUoGution•■ ■■ on file — more n-e fully Split level excellent location, lying to gtutued theology imder Dr. These are steady jobs at traditionally high Aircraft rates of pay, with many tique and modem, some cot St. 649-2170. WAREHOUSE for rent, approx home, excellent condition, fire polnrment Ptillbrck Agency. 1% baths, 2-car garage, $26w- 649-2813. ciippears, it is near sebods, shopping, garage, Wheelock, and was Ucensed to tage pieces. 643-8190. imately 800 square feet, near OltDEiRSiD: That aaid appliailicailon place, garage, privacy, 3 acres, extra benefits that add more value to your income. And remember, you have Kealtors, 649-5847 500. Wolverton Agency, Real be heard and determined at the nice lot, swimming pool. Hayes ^ ^ preach in 1760, deUverlng his Miain St. OaiH 643-9678. WOODED LOT—6% room Rais pond. Call now. Only $16,500. REFRIGERATOR: two mahog- l i g h t housekeeping room for tors, MLS, 649-2813. Probate Office in Vernon, on the Agency, 646-0181. maiden sermwi in North Hav- FOUR BEDR03M Ranch con ed Ranch, 2-car garage, 1% 18th day of Jidy. 1967, at 10:00 Hayes Agency, 646-0181. excellent chances for advancement at the Aircraft, as more and more jet gany buffets; two stuffed gentleman. 643-4372. STORE FOR RENT, Main St.. o'clock in the forenoon, and that ------? ***• ■where he became the set- veniently located near East NEW GARRISON Colonial, 3 baths, mid 20’s. Keith Agency, dhairs; telephone bench; Vic Manchester in State Theatre piibiic notice be glveij- to all per TOLLAND: »a e a n as a whls- e d t o t ^ J. m M ster. taking with him Hartford. Large living room huge bedrooms, loads of closet 649-1922. sons interested in said estate to ap- VERNON—4-bedroom Colonial, engines are produced for commercial airlines and industry. tor 3-compartment freezer; building, reasonable rent. For t ear. if they see cause, and be tie” , 8 bedroom Ranch on large a d d 3 o « ^ , had hte g iw e Martha Phelps, with fireplace, 2 ceramic baths, .space, formal dining room, 24’ 3. baths, fireplace, garage, ex Delta table saw. 643-4633. Apartments Hats— inform atiem please call theatre CONCORD RD. — BeautUul Keard thereon by publishing a copy treed k b Immediate occupan- ^ e d .^ t o (t^ S t Peteris ^ Tchabod Phelps of unusual 14 x 20 family room. living room with fireplace, of this order -In a newspatrer hav- cellent location, low>20’s. Call manager at 643-7832. Ranch, large li'ving room, for in g a circulation In said Probate cy! $16,200. Barrows ft Wal- Cemetery w ^ it m^ ^ ordination sermon ESTATE SALE — living room Tenements 63 2-car garage. Excellent value. family size kitchen With all now, won’t last long. Hayes So come to where the growing is good. Apply now at l^ratt & Whitney Aircraft! med dining room, cabinet Doatrict on or before the 10th day lace Oo., 64941806.______W by a fine tooWng preached by Dr. Wheelock furniture, artificial fireplace; S'JITE -of offices presentij iQ-per cent down. 30 year mort built-ins, heated family room, of July, 1967 and return make to Agency, 846-0181. THREE ROOM apartment for kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea this Court of the notice given. Winter piano; bedroom fiuui- suited toT professional ou.-pose gage available We.sley R. attached garage, $28,500. Wol 'VERNON—6V4 room Ranch In , But his bdg acoompUahmenlt, rent, heat, hot water, elecMc- tion room, landscaped yard. By order of the Court. ture; round oak pedestal ta is now available in the StHt<; Smith, Realtor, 643-1567. verton Agency, Realtors, MLS, HAZEL. M. CARTER. Asst. Clerk. excellent non-development lafter fleeing to England, was ^ ity included. 742-7884. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, Legal Notices ble and chairs; dressers; hos .rheater B.illding Can be sub 649-2813. ORDER OF NOTICE nelghboihood, one mile from the writing and pubBshing of a pastor, t^t 643-5953. pital bed; y t ^ goods; man’s LOOKING FOR anything in real divided If necessary For in TWO-FAMILY close to Man- AT A COURT OP PROBATE, UMITATION ORDER . Parkway, exceptional condi- (book, "The Genenal History o f J)® ** chester High School, one apart MANCHESTER — Immaculate held at Manchester, -within and for car coat, size 46; new. lady’s e tate rentals — apartments, formathiri c.ill Tlieater maiji- the distriot of Manchester, on -the AT A C»URT OF PROBATE, tlon inside and out. Oarage, Oonneottout,” wWich made Oon- “ ®ved mm to be _ a sensum, ment has 3 rooms, one 5 rooms, custom built 6 room fireplaced EXCELLENT 6 room Colon held at Manchester, within and for coat 20H-22H; man’s suits, homes,,,multiple dwellings, no 643-7832 29th day of June, A.D. 19CT. the District of Manchester, on the built-in kitchen, fireplaces up- neoUlout people gnash ttielT }®*y dumb dog that can- one heating system, 2-car 'ga Ranch, 1% baths, garage, ial breeze way and garage, sun- Preserrt. Hon. Jcdui J. Wallett. size 44. 649-5051. fees. Call J. D. Real Estate. Judge. Sth day of July, 1967. staiss and in'partially finished teeth with rage. This htotoiy, GOOD JOBS AVAILABLE . porch, hot water oil heat, plas Present. Hon. John J. WoUett, 470 MAIN ST.—3 room ground rage, good lot. Excellent in weilking distance to Main St. Estate of Hannah M. I>ahlman, basement. $17,000. buys very called the merit unreUable one His wife la described in North 648-6129. tered wall, baths, w^k-out late of (Manchester, In said district, Judge. TWO TWIN BEDS with box floor office, plenty of parking. vestment. T. J. Crockett, Real and all conveniences, St. Estate of M ary' L. Harrison, late Uvable home. Please caU own ever (Wriitten, (poked fun in un- Haven Annals as a mature AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS James Parish. Leonard Agen basement, lot; approximately of Manchester, in said District, de spring and mattresses, blond '.VE HAVE customers WEiitii.g Call 643-2426, 9-5. tor, 643-1677. Upon application of Lillian E. Mc ceased. er for appointment, 875-8940. focgiwable ways at the eutbor’s woman of 28 years, three years chest, bureau, desk. Best offer. for the rental of your apart cy, Realtors, 646-0469. 100x200 well landscaped, good Cann. praying that letters of admin On meVtion of Balph F. Harrison, frinm(« toimpBibriats. older than her husband, no AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING SIX ROOM Split level, dl^~ location. Quick occupancy. istration be granted on said estate, 643-4274. ment or home. J. D. Real Es 35 MAIN ST.—400 square feet, as per application on file, it Is 40 Thomas Drive, Manchester. Oon- The' book ' Is supposed to doubt considered a fearful age RANCH — 5 ROOMS, 3 bed- necticuL administrator. tate. M3-5129. first floor, {idjacent. to north washer, stove, 2-zone heat, wall Priced at only $26,800. Charles ORDERED: That the foregoing ORDERED: That six months W qnt«d--4Mri Estof* 77 have been wrlitten tiy “A Gen- tor a bride, but they must have MACHINING • SHEET METAL ^ -to wall, beautiful finished fam rooms. One par garage, large Lesperance, 649-7620. aptdication be heard and deter- 18 CUBIC FOOT chest freezer, end redevelopment, suitable niined at the Probate office in Man from the Sth day of July, 1967, be tleman of the Province," but thought she was pretty smart 4% ROOMS, $130. rooms, lot, $16,900. Phllbrlck Agency, and the same are limited and al excellent condition, $75. 875- for beauty parlor, barber shop ily room ■with bar, 100x200 chester, In said District, on the 30th lowed for the creditors within HOUSES WANTED-Mn eveiy everybody knew by the ear- Aor, It goes on to say that she TOOL AND DIE MAKING 9287. $120. Garden Apartments, or office. Available July 1. treed and fenced in yard, new Realtors, 649-5347. MANCHESTER — new listing. day of July. A.D. 1967, at eleven which to bring in their claims ____ Centrally located 6 room home, o'clock in (the forenoon, and that no against said estate, and said ad " o i r f ^ e r t h T w ^ t l - brought ^ t h her from Hebrtm EXPERIMENTAL MACHIJ^JfNG i>- parking, IS Forest St. off Msdn Call 649-2865. ly painted. This is a truly clean' tice be given to all persons Inter ministrator is directed to give pub Buyers with cash waiting. (Mil „ author. such didnty fabrics of loom and St. Nopetts. 646-0090.643-5675. and well kept home. Wolvetton TWO FAMILY, 5-3, cabinet 3 bedrooms, large living room ested in said estate of the pendency lic notice to the creditors to bring kitchen, built-in vacuum sys of said application and the time and in their claims within said time 2125*^*^ ^McCormick brought out a needle, the like of wtoch the Musical Instruments 53 STORE - HEATED, 20x70’, Agency, Realtors, MLS. 649- with fireplace, formal dining place of hearing thereon, by pub- INSPECTION. tem, garage, 119x165 lot. gar lowed (by publishlnig a copy of this tate, 643-5863, 643-2125.______edition In 1877, at which time North Haven maidens had nev- ONE BEIDROOM modem apart downtown 840 Main St.. Man 2813. room and kitchen, 1% baths, y of this order In some order in some newspaper having a den, trees, $21,900. Hutchins laving a circulation in circulation In said probate district SELUNG YOUR home? For one of the books sold for $116. er seen. Her husband deserves PLANT PROTECTION FIREt^EN AND GUARDS ment, available July 1st, $120. chester. Newly remodeled in laundry room, combination SUM aiscnct, at least seven days COMPLETE set of drums, $200. per month, including heat. Call side and outside. Call 522-3114. NEW 6 ROOM Ranch, under Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. windows, good condition before the day of said hearing, to within ten days from the date of prompt, qourteous service that But even that reprint is very another chapter, this order and return make .t o this STENOGRAPHERS • CLERK TYPISTS or best offer. Call 643-9636. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- construction. Bowers School throughout. Convenient loca appear if they see cause at said court of the notice given. MANCHESTER vicinity—clean time and place and be heard rela gets restdts call Iiouia Dimock T "4536. WAREHOUSE AND storage section, city utilities, 140’ tion.' Only $17,800. U & R Real tive thereto and by mailing on or JOHN J. W i^LETT, Judge. er than new, 6*4 room Ranch, ReaUjr, 649-9823. KEYPUNCH OPERATORS building. 4,800 square feet, - frontage, bus line. Call Build ty Co., Inc., 613-2692. Robert before July 7. 1967, by certified , Antiques 56 large treed lot, excellent value malJ^a copy of this order to Ralph ORDER OF NOTICE ’TIptEE ROOM heated apart- large yard, for outside storage er, Leon Cieszynski, 649-4291. D. Murdock, 643-6472. J. Dahlmon. c -o Commissioner of AT A COURT OF PRORATE, ANd MANY OTHERS WANTED ’TO BUY—anUques, nlent 'with electric stove and and parking. Ground level and at $17,900. Leonard Agency, Welfare, State of Connecticut, 1000 held at Manchester, within and for Union Seen Askii^ Realtors, 646-0469. MANCHESTER — 4% room Asylum Avenue, Hartford, Conn., the dtstrlot of Manchester, on the steins, furniture, pewter, lead refrigerator furnished. C ^ truck level loading. Call 622- ON EAST CENTER Street .. and return make to this Court. 28«h day of June, A.D. ]BCT. Coventry er lamps, art glass,’ primitives, 643-5118 between 8:30-4:30 p.m. 3114. real nice older three bedroom Cape, small yard, near school, JOHN J, WALi.ETT, Judge. Present, Hon. John J. Wailett. $17,900 PRIVACY, 3 bedroom Judge. any quanity. 644-8962. colonial. Three rooms down shopping, centrally located. CC; Elsie D. Peterson Ranch, fireplace, wall to wall Estate of Stewart Dillon, late of Assured Pay, Boiius THREE ROOMS, heated, sec 1,000-8,000 SQUARE feet, prime plus a sun room. Two car gar Asking $9,900. Call Earl Ever ORDER OF NOTICE Manchester, In said diotrict, de ond floor, one block south of industrial space, new building carpet, dishwasher, family ett, 643-5129, 649-8638. J.D. : AT A CX>URT OF PROBATE, ceased. Crash Hurts (Goatlnaed from Page One) infringe on their right to admin Wanted—To Buy 58 age . Deep lot. T.J. Crockett, kitchen, garage, large treed held at Manchester, within and for Upon the application of Roger Tal- Center St. near Center Springs in Vernon suitable for manu Real Estate Co. the district of Manchester, on the Iwt praying that this court extend ister th e^ operations. TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY Realtor, 043-1577, lot. Hutchins Agency, 349-5324. present contracts. HOUSEHOLD LOTS, antiques, Park. Available July 15, $90. facturing or warehouse. 872- 5th day of July. A.D. 1967. the time for the filing of claims Teen-agers —Vrtdntary overtime. No CAPE—6 ROOMS, 1% baths, Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. against said estate for reofidns more Besides a guaranteed annual map.'toould have to work more bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, monthly. Write Box G, Man 0528 days, 875-5745 evendngs. MANCHESTER — 3% acres of MANCHESTER —newly listed Judge. fully set forth in said application, IF YO IU ^O N ’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE-you may be given 120 hours of chester Herald. one car garage, large lot ■with Elstate of Cheryl Ann White of it is , Income, Reuther Is carrying to toon a 40-hour week if he glassware. We buy estates. Vil land surround this nice 3 bed 2-family, 6-6 duplex, one block six teen-agers were treated trees, $16,900. Philbrick Agen Manchester. In said district, a mi ORDERED: That the foregoing the baigalnlng table a demand. 'doesn’t want to, says the UAW. lage PedcHer, Auctioneer, 420 room Ranch for the enjoyment from Main St. 130 X 165 treed nor. application be heard and deter tfior (minor to(Jiiries yeaterday a f- intensive training on the machine you have beerf hired to operate. Instruction FOUR ROOMS, heat hot water, Houses For Rent 65 cy, Realtors, 649-5347. Upon application of Edward F. mined at the Probate office in Man for a substantial wage Increast The producers say that not Lake St . Bolton, M9-S247. of privacy, gardening or that lot. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- iterooon alfter two cars ooUided electricity, central location. White, guardian, praying for author chester in said District, on the 27th but has not yet said what s ^ or being able to order an entire will be right in our own machine training school at the same high "Aircraft" new pony for the kids. Call 9332. ity to oomnnoimise and settle a cer day of July, A.D. 1967, at ten at the oomer of IRft 31 and Tal- WE BUY AND sell antique and Call 643-2814. SIX ROOM HOME for lease, MANCHEi^TER — $16,600. 6 tain doubtful and disputed tdaim In o'clock In the forenoon, and that no now, $20,500. Paul W. Dougan entt HUl Rd. what size Increase he^ ls de shift to work an extra day, and used furniture, china, glass, very clean, references requir room Colonial, completely re favor of satd minor agetinat The tice be given to all persons inter know it would be there, would Jr., Realtor, 649-4535. THREE-FAMILY, one house off Grand Union Company. Chanes Jl. ested In said estate of the pendency Poilice (gaid a car driven by manding. rate of pay. silver, picture frames, old ed. Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, decorated, central air-condi Farrenkoff. Manchester Bus Serv of said application and the time lead to chaos, particularly on NEWER 4 room apartment, East Center St., 6-5-4 room David C. McGofitegal, 17, of Reuther said details would be coins, guns, pewter, scrap g;old, 649-5347. tioning, near bus. Hutchins ice. Incorporated and Kieth A. and place of hearing thereon, by toe tightly regulated assembly first floor, $125. 643-5700. apartments, g;ood income. By Bockus, It 13 publishing a copy of this order In R t, 31 (went itihrou^ a stop sign laid on the table. Wednesday and ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may be given courses ranging from 22 watches, old Jewelry, hobby Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. ORDERED: , That the foregoing some newaflaper having a circula lines. GLENDALE RD. appointment only. Phllbrlck cst Tbloott Hull Rd. end coUided disclosed pul^icly at that time. collections, paintings, attic con appUcatiion be heard and d^ei^ tion in aatd district, at least seven weeks to 93 weeks in Machining, Jet Engine Sheet Metal, Tool, Die and Gage Suburban For Rent 66 Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. MANCHESTER: 10 room, two- mined at the Probate office in Man days before the day of said hear w ith ittie other car hieading Among .0t^ler demands is one tents or whole estates. Furni chester. in said District, on the 20th ing. to appear if they'see cause at PTVB ROOM duplex available Now under construction — family on quiet tree lined (north (OR Rt. 31. The oither car, by R e^ er that the automakers ture Repair Service, 643-7449. day of July, A.D. 1967. at three said time and place and be heard Making, Machine Repair and Pipe Making. immediately. Call 643-5496. Ranches, Raised Ranches, THREE BEDROOM Colonial street. Enjoy low monthly pay oj'iQljock in the afternoon, and that relative thereto, and by mailing-on poitro solid, was driven iby a 15- ralsc pay of Canadian workers ROCKVILLE —4 and 6 room notice be given to aU persoiffi inter or before July 7. 1967, by ceitifled Colonials. Choose your Raised Ranch, slate entrance, ments with this solid invest X yeer-old gtri from Springfldd, to toe level of their American Stocks in Brief apartment. 876-8322. ested \in said estate of the pendency mail a copy of said application and model. paneled rec room, % acre, ment. $23,900. Barrows & Wal of said application and the time of this order to TTie Connecticut tMasB. She was not identified counterparts. APPRENTICE CANDIDATES may be eligible for courses ranging froiu three Charming Details and place of hearing thereon, by Bank and Trust Company, One NEW YORK (AP) — The Shapely Ideas $24,900. Owner, 643-0841. lace Co., 649-5306. pubUshing a copy of this order in Constitution Plaza. Hnrtfbid, Conn., because of her age. Seaton said GM has agroed to stock market advanced in hea'vy to four years in Jet Engine Metalsmithing, Machining, Tool & Die Making and Resort Property Directions: Follow Keeney some newspaper having a circula executor u-w of Stewart DUIon, and B a n y BanroiwB, 16, o f Wtiid- open bargaining on Its Canadian trading early Monday. MANCHESTER —newly listed 3 M A ^H E ST E R : 3 bedroom tion In said district, at least seven a like copy of this order by certi St., turn right on Bush Hill days before the day o f said hearing, fied mail to Roger Talbot, c-o Lcss- Bcxr Locks, a pessetiger m the contracts Aug. 1 at toe request Gains topped losses by better For Rent 67 bedroom Colonial, established, Ranch, 2 blocks from school to appear if they see cause at saM Electronics. Rd. Glendale Rd„ flrs^ ner, Rottner. & Plenler, riar iwKth the g$ri, iwari arresited of toe UAW. These contracts than to . preferred neighborhood, large and shopping. Immediate occu- time and place and be heard rela Attys., 364 Middle Turnpike West, 2 1 b e a u t if u l , second Bolton .street on right. tive thereto, and make return to Manchester. Odtrn,, and return and charged w i^ altowing a expire Oct. . The U.S. con Most changes were fractional. treed lot, garage, sunporch. Bel pancy! $18,500. Barrows & Wal- 86 Lake front lot, 60x186, $5,000. this court. make to this court. person (uiider 16 to operate a tracts end Sept. 6. ' - Higher-priced glamor stocks, as Air Real Estate, 643-9332. lape Co., 649-5306. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge, JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge, motor vehA^. Write Box P, Manchester. cc: IRoy .V. Karlson, Atty. cc: Lester L. Egan. Atty, The union is seeking, among usual, made wider moves. WESLEY R. SMITH iM oG onto^ "ffes chaiged (with Polaroid geUned 3, Xerox 2%, COVENTRY—Lakeside modem fhitarc t o yM d the rigM o f (way other things, a Joint expiration CONSTRUCTION CO. date for U.S. and Canadian con Eastern Air Lines 2, Control cottage, opening's in Augiiist to |i vehiidle n ot obliged to Stop. Data and IBM 1 each. and September. Call Ellsworth Both (are to appear to Men- tracts. 643-1567 Asked about this, Seaton said, Steels, airlines, and aerospace SOME OF THE EXTRA BENEFITS Mitten,, 643-6930. cheriter OtaxuSt Oouit 12 on Jtily "That's matter for negotiation issues were higher, autos and 31. SBABROOK, Hampton Beach, in Canada." oils mixed. ASHWORTH ST. - custom build T bs drilveiis and passengecB The Industrial average was up AT THE AIRCRAFT N.H. Waterfront 3-bedrooms, to both cans were brought to Reuther opens contract talks er will design any build your with Ford Tuesday and 'With about 2 points. all utilities, $80. weekly. Aug. home on one of these nice level IMancfaester Memorial Hospital Chrysler Wednesday, still about American Telephone, battered Hospital and surgical insurance 12 on. 644-8037. lots. Our signs on pr,emi.st.'<. T by tifte Oovenitiy eanbidanceand two months before the mahj^ac- because of an adverse rate deci HAMILTON LAKE—30 minutes J Crockett, Realtor 94." ir."7 the Andtyver resoue squad. sion iMt week, did not open Im Life Insurance • Retirement program M the McGoniegal car were turers splash their 1968 models from Manchester, family cot RANCH — MODERN kitchen, onto jthe market. mediately: Nine paid holidays • Up to four weeks vacation tage, $65. weekly, sleeps 6. Brian Hayes, 17, of Rt. 31 and' large living room with fire ■While many dttails are lack The ticker tape ran three Call 643-7932 evenings. Edward Chriritiiansnni 18, o f place, 3 bedrooms, 1% baihs, , HarttloriL in the ghri’s car, be ing on toe UAW demands, the minutes late on the New York Sick leave with pay • After hours recreational programs finished rec room, beautiful union and automakers have in Stock Exchange and 12 minutes - 4- sides Barrows, wwe Gall CSarey, Largest U. S. credit Uhion Wanted To Rent ^8 landscaped yard, $21,900. Phil- 16, of. BpringfiehL recent weeks made ki|own pri- late on the American Stock Ex- . brick Agency, Realtors, 649- Both oars Were heavily dam viately general outlines of the change. Overtim e in many departm ents FAMILY- OF FIVE desire 6 5347. aged land had to be temned away.- bargaining positions. j , Encouraging factors seen by r or 6 room single home. Phone The picture on toe major is Wall'street analysts included: . 644-8213. ■ w RANCH —spanking new. ^ 3 sues is this: Brighter prospects for O16'' 10% BONUS FOR SECOND SHIFT bedrooms, ceramic tiled bath, —The guaranteed annual In steel business; the June rise in FAMILY OF 6 tjesires single oil hot water heat, wooded Jot. Women Pilots come. Company personnel offi employment; and the ability of house to rent or with option to Would you believe less than cers say they a re; interested in the Dow Jones rail average to . buy. 643-2322. $20,000'.' Char Bon Real Estate Hope for Break knowing the details of Reuther’s make a new recovery high last 643-0683. An equal opportunity employer WANTED —3% rooms, first In Poor Weather plan, but adamantly Insist they week. floor, middle age couple. Write won’t “pay a man to loaf” or On Friday The Associated Press average of 60 .stocks rose Box N, Herald. ^ . ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — An agere to any program which encourages absenteeism. 1.9 to 327.2. VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 400 Main Street, East Hartford, anxious group of 138 women pi —^Wage parity between Amer Prices were higher on the Pratt & lots, scanning- the skies for a Connecticut. Other Connecticut plants in North Haiven, Southington FAMILY OF 5 desire 5 or 6 ican and Canadian workers. -The American - Stock Exchange. b r ^ in the weather, hope to room rent. 644-1090. - industry says Canadians are Gains, of about a point were and Middletown. Save 'Hme, money and energy by using our W ant Ads a$ your daily take off today In the twice-post W hitney 1339 paid an average of 36 per cent made by Molybdenum and LTV w a n t e d —Single teacher, TALLWOOD poned 21st annual Powdw Puff 26V4 less than their American coun Electronics. OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY— 10-20 piale, desires 2 or 3 room fur guide to the job or business ^opportunity right for youll You can't P ire raft is a unique community of Derby. terparts because they are about (Oombiining fashion flair and The answer to casual charm nished apartment available n ie coost-to-cosust air Face 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TILL that much less productive. The slimpdicity, this ea^-to-step-dn- far tihe haUf size wcinan is here Sept. 1. Write Matthew Dell- fine homes in a privat^ afford to waste time tracking down useless leads, investigating tips was scrubbed. Saturday and 8 P.M., SATURDAYS— 8 A.M. TO 12 NOON. I. „ • union contends the Canadian- u to silhouette features the newly ■With a shapely style that sports omo, -218 West Main St., Dud Sunday by fog and thunder wooded setting. Two modot Amerlcan trade agreement; has Tolland County emphasised belted waist and oitisp ibubtofi (front detaUiitg; end ley, Mass. -01570. that usually lead nowhere. Find the right job, find it fast by reading ' storms over the mountains of homes for your unhurried allowed the auto companies to soft o ff em ter bovd’-Ued coUar. a smairt w1d^^sp(read neckltne. V^tot ^flrginia. integrate their North Amerlcain Joseph Gill p No. J499 w4th Photo-Guide is No. 1339 wiltih Fhoto-Guide is inspection. Just off South our W ant Ads. You'll always find more that's worthwhile, to choose' the women get the go algnai i t operations and sharply cut that hi s iz ^ 10 to 20, buist 31 to 40. in sizes 12>^ to 26>/^, bust 33 to Main Street, 5 minutes today, 71 planes will wing away productivity jgap. To Give Talk S iz e 12, 32 bu^, 3 yards o f 45- 47. Size 14%, 35 'bust, 1% yards from. from Bader Field at -second Real Estate from Manchester Center on 26 —Lines of demarcation. The I 4nch. o f 64-(i(niolh: %yard for contrast 1 intervals, beglnniiig at 16 a.m. Conuniiaaiioner Jcse|)h Gdl of fTo carder, send - 50c in coins the Glastonbury town line. union contends that Jobs should To p ^ er, send 50c in coins They will race the clock 2,493 the State Depmtment of Agit- plus 15c for fir^-class mailings Listings be more clearly defined so that pl'us 15c for first-class mailing, Open 1-9. TO PLACE YOUR AD IN OUR miles to Torrance, Calif. culture wilil speak at Thursday rr future today at P'&WA to:'. Sue Burnett, The Munches^ veteran workers won’t be shunt to: Sue Burnett, The Manches It should, take between 12 and nigtit's meeting of the ToMiand ' ter Eveni(ng Herald, 1160 AVEJ W anted 6 4 7 * 9 9 2 1 ed around to duties they consid ter ESvenhiig: Hefrald, 1160 AVE. NEWSPAPER CALL... 19 hours flying time for all the County Democrat Associotion. : o r AMERICAS, NEW YORk J OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, er beneath their dignUy. The Interested in Industrial, com L C. GREENOUGH CO 643-2711 planes to complete the race. company says this would curtail The meeting will be held at v r.y . 10086. . \ N.Y. 10036. mercial and residential list The derby is- flown d In a'^buslness subject to seasonal haM, wito representatives from . SKp Code, Style Number and Zip Code, Style Nuanlber ' a'nd OaU weather. the 13 Tolland County towns ' - 4lae. Size. ups and downs. attending. ' K e e p pace with the latest Keep pace with the latest Frank J. FiHoramo r-Subcontracting. The. UAW FUlonuno Construction insists It should have first crack ,,The executive board of^the "'jlBaMons by ordering the 1067 ftishtoRs by ardering the 1967 FINE m is BBPBIMAND county cngandzation is formu- -eprtng and Summer Basic Spring end Sununer Co., Inc. USB WESTERLY, R J. (A**) — A at A Job at a plant If It has the MS-9508 men In Ito ranks to do toe work. latin^iptons for a dinner-dance •;jWshion. 50c a copy. Fashion. 50c a copy. | Rhode Taiand Judge handed out to be \held Sept. 16, according a stern reprimand as be fined The auto firms say that not t o being free t o hire outside c< ^ Assobiatkon president Mrs. three Obniieotlcut y o u to Sun Ruth Ventura a t Venwn, af^Ucdhol. tractors os they see fit wqiad -L..1 .. day for possenlon
\ I I ATcngB Daily N«t PnsB Ron MONDAY, JULY 10, 1967 The Weather PAGE TWENTY IVir Ih e Week Ended Cloudy knd humid today and M a f 20, 1967 tonight, chance off ahowere; August session. Parents are sunny, warm, Itoa humid to want to ooknpete for the beat asked to wait In the pavilion HEALTH CAPSULES. South Windsor dow n ooatume. FVuttier detailB' 15,210 morrow, high 80-86. About Town by Miohiiel A. Pelli, M.D. during Instruction. will be aiMouniced. Tennto eriOiiuBiaisils 11 yeora Manchester— A City of Village Charm If VOU WANT To «TAY Lutheran Services oM arid «g> aure reminded that TAU CEDARS OF UBANON Senior Red Cross life saving /iWAVFROM VOU, WHAT «HOULP Holy Communion will be of Proposed Historic District regiHtraitilQtii Is free. Regtabnatlon VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 238 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TWO .SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1967 (Classified Adverttelng on Fag:e IS) PRICE SEVEN CENTS classes will be offered every VOU PO 1 fered 'at Our Savior Lutheran 'wiffl be ^leld Tuesday from 6 to Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Church on the first and third 8 psn.''’'wir Vlwse who mfisaed the Globe Hollow Pool starting to To Go Before Voters Aug. 30 Thursday each month. This ser- morrow. Students must be 16 ,t ThunstSaiy iregiEltiialtilon. Tetnmis The South Windsor Town cOvkiicil iwas oUMgWted' to put the ■vdce 'Will offer an opportunity years old and capable of swim for worship to people who are Instruotibn w i'll com m ence ming 440 yards. Council has set Aug. 30 for bal- quedtiicn to a vioto. Thunaday, J u ly 18. and ‘wlH con Suez Observers OK’d Murphy Retiring loting On the proposed Historic The referenduon hi not «own>- away over a weekend, who will BINGO tinue ttmouglhiout ithe sum m ed Distrlct. The district would en- wdkle ifaUt ireatrilcted enUre^ to be leaving for vacation,” or who HARTFGKD (AP)-^-Tim Phebe Okrdle o f E^nanuel 'Will be away from home on Tuesday, and Thursday eve NEW LOCA'nON,- ORANGE HAU othy J. Murphy will retire Church Women wUl meet to- compass t ^ Main St. and Sper- pippeirtiy lowttera ttvihg within nings, 6 'to 8 ip/m. U.S. Transport eus state commlsrioner of ry Rd. arm. the poiopnaed dtotriot. Sunday. mjorroiw ait 7:30 pjn. at the iPlarenbs aire remhiided that EVERY TUESDAY public works July 28, Gov. Voting machines will be hous- Democratic MMtiiig A new sumrher schedule will home of iMiiEis Bsther M. John also be followed on Sunday Qrdhaird HRl arid IPileaBant Val John , D em pseyannounced ed in the Main St. Community a . speciBl meotii^ of the j € s U .N .^ son, 51 CSinton S t, to work on mornings with early worship ley iplaiygroiinidB are now. operat today. articles for a church fair later Hall where residents of the pro- Dwnoiaiialtlc Town . Ctaminittee ing !Gliv« days a w ^ , Monday posed district may vote between ^ ib® heM todty lat 8 p jn . at being held at 6:30 a.m. emd late He will be replaced by in the year. worship at 10 a.m. Holy Com through Friiday, 8:46 to 11:45 Charles I. Sweeney of Dan the hours of 10 a,m. and 6 p.m. the South Wtodsbr Wanir & aim. arid 312;46 {bo 3:46 pirn. Absentee baUots will be avail- ^ Flteh Blvd. munion will be offered on the bury, a former deputy com- iMrs. iKJrances Avon o f New first Stmday each month at late Ghdldren six yeairfi and up are ml'ssloner In the department, In Congo Mercy able for those nOt In town oh Officiating Sunday ork CSty is a guest at the WEAR WHlTE.iSBEENI OR TAM worship and the third Sunday in\fite>d to paitlcipaibe in recrea the governor said. home of Jilirs. John Flavell of 9 irtOTHlN^, WHICH POE^ that date. Rev, IRyiron ID. Stuhlman each month at the early wor tion, GpeCiall eivents and aits and we have \ Under the state statutes a ctflfifacdmte fin the BJbseoice otf Starkweather St. NOT ATTRACT PEE^, ship service. ^ cnaftB. T h y AL^O,AVOlP perfumed. written notice must be mailed Rigv, JemeB RirdBaU at two UNITED NATIONS, welfare programs and compul- effort to prevent truce viola' Toilet w ate r, Planning Commission Meeting laundry and Dr. and iMirs. Dominick • F. to each person eligible to vote serviices otf (Holy OotnknundiQn'ht Manchelrier Evening Herald FAIRWAY NY. (A P )_-Israel inform- education to Jenwalem’s tions. _ ^cemtep ^oaP^.etc. at least 15 days in advance of st. p«t«r's Ohuioh, Sand HUl ’The South Windsor Planning rioto of 230 Hackmatack St substitute douth 'Windsor cor Old Caty. Soviet Deputy Foreign Mlnis- Ballet' Duo HMith Capftulti givat h«lpful inlormaHen. \ the election, and a legal notice Wappii^, next Sunday at and Zoning Commission will FIRST ed the United Nations to Mercenaries and Mir. and Mrs. Joseph San- respondent, Betty Ryder, teli The letter said: “ The govern- ter Jacob Malik returned to Ca- II ii net intended te be el ■ diegneitk nature. of the election most be publish- g ^jm. and 9 aim. not meet during July. The next name tapes day it would go ahead with terson Jr. of 172 Dogwood 644-2874. ment of Israel is confident that Iro for the second time in less Arrested in ed In a newspaper seven days Planned schedule meeting will be Aug. i'ts unified administration world opinion will welcome the than three weeks in the wake of Lane, Wapping, are members 22 at 8 p.m. In the Town Hall. W on’t Allow of "a nominating committee for before the election. ,Alt a Kiiok-olfif meetinig for its of Jerusalem despite a new prospect of seeing this an- a ■visiting Soviet naval task Cab Firm Asks As for those who would be dali Bazaar at St. Peter’s Swimming Instructions HARTFORD MAN DROWNS far campers a , newly formed organization, General Assembly resolu dent and historic metropolis force commander’s promise to Hippie Raid eligible to vote, property or Chuitoh Pamlislh Hall, pians were Recreation ^rector Ralph CHAPLIN (AP) — Miguel F. ItsL an d in g tlie Parents and Friends of the Wtleem* Htr* tion opposing annexation thrive in unity, peace and spirit- help the Egyptian’s “ repel any Fare Increase properties with sole ownership announced by the S te e rin g Carlson announced that' regis Quinones, a 20-year-old Hartford Ph.vsica.Uy Handicapped. The and vacatianara of the Old City. ual elevation.'’ aggression!” SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — entitle the owner to a single Oommittoe which toidudes Mrs. trants who missed the July resident, drowned while swiht- BRUSSELS, B e 1 gium group is apons^vred b j’ the U nit- The Manchester Taxi and Secretary-General U Thant TirnTiqATP'Tw rAr»i — iHrael Egypt’s official Middle East Dame Margot Fonteyn and Ru- vote. In the case of property John Bond, Mira. RlGbaird COd- swimming instruction schedule mlng In Diana’s Pool on the both stores are open thurs. and frt. till 9 (AP) — A U.S. Air Force etl Cerebral Pal.w Assocdation City Cab Co. has. asked the Natchaug River Sunday. to^y « Po«* .< Sr “ N».yv. .n. ««d', jointly held, ps in the CMe of inaro, Mirs. Edward Kenney and may coiuult the pond’s bulletin main street—2 stores east middle tpke. hold “ important talks" with . , of Greater Hartford, State Public UUllUes Commis State police said Quinones dis the eve of resumption Wednes- U.N. observers along the transport plane failed to-' man and wife, each would be Peter Perikins. board when classes begin. Egyptian officials today and dance/team were day in an attempt to res sion for authority to increase entitled to a ballot. The (Bazaar, which wili have Registrants who pass their appeared after diving into the day of toe assembly s emergen- cease-fire line amid new the A” among 18 persons arrested ear :Miss Audre>' W illard, daugh taxicab rates. A public hearing swimming courses in July are water. His body was found in cy sesdon on toe M dtoe E ^ t demonstratlns of Soviet support ^ a wild hippleland cue white hostages held by ’The eligibility clause in the as its theme a oBncua etmos- crisis. Israeli Foreign Minister , Arab dapltels. ter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. on the application, made by statute also stipulates that to be .phere, wiM be held Nov. 17 and automatically enrolled In the the river half an hour later. San Francisco’s mutinous mercenaries in WiUard Jr. of 75 Steep Hollow Peter Van Straten, will be held Abba Eban, who sent the an- Malik visitod .Cairo with So- eligible to vote the property nov. 18, in the new Parish BWer to Thant, wUl defend his Israeli Foreign Ministry vlet President Nikolai Podgorny Haight-Ashbury district, police Kisangani in the northeast at the State Office Building in Lane, has qualified for mem- owner must be 21 years or old Hall with meals end other re said. Congo, the Congolese radio ber.=hip in the Maixxtn K ey hon Hartford on July 28 at 10:30 positions before toe assembly, announcement said Its agree- June 23 after the Arab-Israell er, and the property must have freshment served on both deys. He la flying to New York. “ conditional on the ----- All , were charged with dis- reported. or socieW at Bay Path Jtuiior a.m. * an assessment of not less thsin The foOlowtirig oonuniittees Eban said the term “ annexa- astabllshment of observation Many Egyptians interpre«l turblng toe peace M d visiting a 'ITi|e broadcast did not say College, Longmeadow. Mass., The request is to change the ____i , ,______place wheYe narcotics (mariju- $1,000 on the last completed were formed: Hell ODeconatlnns, Uon” used by supporters of toe sides of the the promise of help from Adm. why toe mission had failed, but by maintaimng dean's list rate of 45 cents for the first ank) w®re being used. . Grand List. 'Mrs. Thiomais Fettermah; Pub- FREE assembly resolution “ Is out of cease-fire "" line on a mutual ba Igor Molochov as a major presumably toe mercenaries standing for both semesters of one third, of a mile or first two Dane Kargot, wearing a Approval of the proposed dis iiicity, Mrs. Jeimes Devlin, Mrs. sis.” change in the Soviet Union’s refused to allow toe plane to her first year at the school. minutes of waiting time charg place.” He made clear toat the white ermihe^ coat with black trict by 75 per cent of "all such Douglas Felbon; kitichen., Mbs. Eg;ypt Informed U.N. Secre- cautious Middle East policy. land. Old CDty off Jerasalem would be horizontal slee’i^s, fled to a ed now to 40 cents for the first owners voting ’ doesn t neces- Carol Green; ddhlhg room, Mrs. ICE EJECTOR administered as part of a uni- tary-General U Thant Monday Considerable significance also The Belgian radio had report ■ Miss Andrea Pratt, daughter quarter of a mile or first two sarlly mean that the district 3 ^ fled city. toat It accepted the Security v/as attached to the arrival ed toe plane had taken off from arrived and was arrested of Mr. and . Mrs, Robert W. minutes of waiting. Ten cents would be estabhshed TOe law w;-fA fROST FREE "The government of Israel Council resolution calling for Monday of the Soviet warships ere, Kinshasa, toe Congolese capital, Pratt of 122 Wananoke Rd., has is now charged for each addi gives the Town Council three al- ^ w , Clarence Bengston; as now emharkert on n oon. the stationing Of U.N. military P®!!®® reported ,n its mercy mission to Kisan accepted a secretariial position tional one-third of a mile, and has now embarked on a con. Nureyev, her Russian costar tematlves: .... holiday ibalble, (Mrs. 'Hamlliton Refrigerators Btructlve and detailed dialogue observers along the canal in an (See Page^^fteen) gani, formerly known as Stan; at Arthur D. Little, Cambridge, it is requested that the dis in the British Royal Ballet cur 1. ’To reject the report of ^e gtewart, Mrs. Floyd lambert; 'wUh represemtaiUves of toe uni leyvllle, where a mutiny againat Mass. She is a graduate of Sim tance for the rate be reduced rently playing in San Francisco, district study committee, which (.under .:$!) Mis. JaJmes versal religious interests,” he the Congolese army broke out mons College and. the Katherine to 10 cents for each following Zips out was found prone on another recommended creation of the ajij kriUiUng and cro- cubMSta added. last week. Gibbs School of Boston. one-quarter of a mile. rooftop. dlstrict. cheting, Mrs. Robert Murray, "If these exploraiUons are as Earlier the Belgian Foreign For distance alone, this touch Into Sixteen others, including hip 2. Accept the report and en- Children's Oofn^, MJs. 80-cube fruitful as we hope and expect, Ministry announced the rescue comes to an increase of 5 cents pies and friends of the dancers, Barracks and AuxOiary will act an ordinance creating the Bryce; white eOephanit, server. Kit Profit-Sharing Plan operation had not taken place. the universal character of toe Eilso were arrested. meet tonight ait 7 at the John F. a mile. district, or: (Mirs. Robert Airgood, Mrs. OU!f- includes Reliable sources here said its holy places ■will for toe first All were first questioned at Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. 3. ‘‘Retum the report to the fcird iSCdcer; books, Mrs. Fired two 20-cube mission had been judged use time in recent decades find ef toe- nearby Park Police Station Center St,, to pay respects to Mary Josephine and Mrs. Irene historlfc diatrict study commit BabbM and Mrs. Edward Gau traysl less. . . fective • expression. ’ ’ Essential - Reuther and then placed in cells at the the late Georges Beideman, who Kdrstorek are in charge of the tee with such amendments and thier; sewing, Mra. Rildhard . r, Ebdh told Thant toat legisla- ripTBOTT fAPi _ Walter P sharing and certain other of its Hall of Justice, Congolese President Joseph w'as a meanber. off the Barracka. event. A socinl time wlU begin reviBSans thereto as may deem Mar=lhfll!l, Mrs. WdOilam Zdlm- tlon had been adopted to protect ... Philadelphia Fireman Fights Heat Too! D. Mobutu announced Monday adviaable, for consldieTation; by merman, and bazaar treasurer, the holy places an lth at “^ c r e d tc^ay that a proflt- goals, Reuther said, “ We d6n’t The dancers made ball of $330 at 3 pjm. like to talk about a strike at this each, posted by their manager. Philadelpliia Fireman Tim McAllister, fighting a downtown fire in high tem night toat toe U.S. plane would the comimittee and a further re- Mis. James (Bfirdsall. buUdlngs desecrated since 1948 fly low over the Kisangani air R ockville iElmlblean d u b w ill juncture.” Dame Margot smilingly re peratures and intense humidity, found the solution to being overcome by the have its annual picnic Wednes ' 'The West Side Reunion Com port to the legihlative body Pariish membere washing to have been restored, and houses P ^ equity 1^ port this morning-and look for a (Town Council) withiii 90 days donate time, talents or trees- of worship destroyed during toe Workera Union > ” d e t ^ ln e d “ Our fervent hope is that we fused to talk as did Kureyev. heat yesterday. He turned on his portable shower — a spray bath from his day at 6:30 pjn. at the Elk’s mittee win meet Wednesday at can achieve a satisfactory and She was booked under her sign It could land to remove toe of suioh return”. lues are asked to call the com- Jordanian occupation are being to achieve in 1967” in contract company’s pumper. (AP Photofax) Home, Park St., R ockville. Mlrs, 7 pjm. at the West Side Kec. equitable settlement without a married name, Mrs. Margot white hostages. Mayor James H. TTuxrwe at mdtteea rebuilt.” talks with toe nation’s automak strike,” he added. "But In a Arias. She declined to gdve her Mobutu vowed to launch an a irecent meetiiig o f the OoiaicU On Nov. IS there will be a TTie Israeli letter, delivered to ers. Reuther gave new emphasis free society, the workers have age, but it is known to be 49. attack on toe mercenaries In widich accepted the ■Study com- pairade off clowns for all chil- toe secretary-general Monday Kisangani, formerly Stan milttee repoirt explained that the dren under 12 years of age who nieht bv Israel’s ^ b a ssa d o r to profit sharing as he opened the right to vritohold their labor Nureyev was booked as Rudolf Uproar Over Congo Action ^ e o n W a e l outotoed^meas’ bargaining with Ford Motor Co., power to achieve equity.” Noureev, 29, a native of the So- leyville, If they refused to let VOLKSWAGEN ^ LEASING i ures taken bv Israel on the ex ®t*-er starting negotiations Reuther said he would open vlet Union. toe U.S. transport land and.pick te n s lo ^ f he^to rocl^ At General Motors Corp., vrilere talks at Ford with precisely the Both said simply that they up toe hostages. He said they 24 Mo. L6*g»6 Plow South Windsor II nsion 01 neaiin services, social revealed the UAW vrould same program he outlined Mon- wera,.dancers. Aside from that, included ■women and children, URDRAfEr university professors and per ■villibit al seek profit aburing for Its 655,- day at General Motors. Dame Margot said pleasantly: Nigerian Appeal for Aid $ 7 8 . 0 0 Z . I g xtri COM 000 members In Big Three Reuther said workers should “ I am not going to answer a haps 20 JournaMBta. » tr Education Board Will Meet plants. The newsmen were held Softer FASTBACK SEDAN wihf $ 9 5 i 0 0 m t. Stowaways (See Page Fifteen) (See Page Eight) they landed in Kisangani i« r Full MalnttnuK* He vrill take his demands to Sabena Airlines pleuie flown b y ^ KARMANN QHIA M iy $ 9 9 < 0 0 Irtte tiKlutfri New! 14.3 cu. ft. BIG! At Pleasant Valley School Chrysler Oorp., third member of Nixed by Administration Capt. Eddie KoUer. KoUer ar p tr the Big Three, Wednesday. STATION WAGON •« r $ 1 ( 2 at 7:30 pm . a t Pleasant Valley David Kershaw and Catherine Johnson admlpi^ration rejected from Secretary of Defense Rob- quest rejection, McCloekey said had been forced by toe mer- PANEL TRUCK m«. ! F iM l iBeulrtri iHvltud Cargo Ship sharing in this year’s negotia School. Wisniewski. Big top freezer is 127-lb.’size — stock Average Guy Spends rebellion-torp' Nigeria’s request ert S. McNamara that the mill- toe United States has ’’conslat- cenaries to fly wounded soldiers tions was a surprise indication 'The agenda will include re- Grade 4, Miss Dowgielewicz, for milltyty aid just as edgy tary war is going well in Viet- ently pointed out to all Nigerian to Kartba, Rhodesia 9A. 13, Tolland Tpko. upon "specials” and save! Fresh food MIAMI BEACH, Fla, (AP) — toe union would try with greater TED TRUDON port o f tihe superintendent of Richard Chagnon, Darlene La- congresslonal leaders began nam. leaders toat we regard their The fighting in Kisangani, TileoMvIllt-Muneliortot Six armed men believed to be determination to win something sctioolls; presentation o f the ad- vole, Carol Oppel, Donna Pajot; section has twJn Porcelain Enamel fuming toalt such help, coupled Some sold they expect McNa conflict as a purely Internal KoUer added, “ was very ’vicious M9-2I3I it repeatedly has failed to attain VOLKSWAGEN mlnlBtoatllve review off bulidii^ Denise Pajot and Mary Beth Cuban stowaways seized com Nearly a Week Ailing with earlier dispatch of U.S. mara's. visit to result in dis matter involving only Nigerians but the morale of the mercena- ] Hydrators for fruits and vegetables, mand of toe cargo vessel the Big Three since toe netcommesidatianB, and report McCarthy: Grade 4, Mrs. Zales planes to the Congo, could invite patch of more troops to Asia whlch must be resolved by the ries was very high.” xjf Ad Hoc Committees. ki: Rosemary Dennis, Cynthia wall-to-wall shelves aM more! And it's Freight Transporter off Miami . . . WASHINGTON (AP) — What ice's National Center for Health Communist meddling in Africa. and a tax Increase to pay for Nigerians themselves.” The Kisangani airport was I'*'’- Senior A U -Sta» Soucier, Philip Crombie, Kath- bargain priced! Beach early today, then came part of UAW contracts at Amer- »"Akes an average citizen, Statistics. A cong(resslonal uproar Mon- them, McCloskey said the Nigerian reported encircled by Congolese The disability days were just day greeted Sunday's announce- With both Vietnam doves and regime of Col. Yakunu Gowon troops, but Mobutu said he had Senior Division aflficdals have Cruver, Margery Grennon, ashore In a lifeboat after Motors Corp. in 1961, but , about the same as those for the ment toat three transport hawks criUclzlng the Congo ac- made Us request about a week ordered his soldiers to hold their ,released the names o f the boys Robert Keen, Sharon LaCapru- smashing toe ship’s Yadlo, toe t^e financially troubled and ago, but he would not outline fire because of the hostages, My Name Is who'wSU rep r& n t South Wind- Coast Guard, reported. y^e main automak- previous year. planes and 150 men had been t!°n. the Senate Armed Services SOT’S Little i W u e Senior Divi--Sanford, Cynthia Arel, Virginia At 3 a.m., several persons at has had no orofit to share t>«cause of Illness or Injury. The report said that in the sent to the Congo, torn by a Foreign Relations commlt- apeclfically what was aaked. A The rescue plane was^one of mercenary-ied rebellion. tees summoned Secretary of portion of Nigeria haa pro- three C130 transports sent to ALYCE S io n in All-Star Competition Briano Callahan, M am l Beach reported seeing a ghjce toe first two years. " ®'"P*°y®^ another 1965-66 period, an estimated starting J'uly 19. Laura Keefe, Susan Lacey, John lifeboat beached and six men requirement is staying home 5.8 404.4 million acute illnes.ses and Hours later, ju.st as Capitol Dean Rusk for a private claimed Itself toe independent Mobutu by President Johnson In response to. a Congolese plea for Boys selected are Tom Juk- MacKenzie and Brian Dwyer; armed with rifles and hand guns Malcolm L. Denise, vice ^res- work days because of Illness or injuries required restriction of Hill began sounding off against ®’^P'an“ tlon today of the admin- naitlon of Biafra, military aid from the United nis, Dave Groelble, [Finad Bell, Grade 4, Mrs, Fox: Janet„ ^ Ple- ^ gettingT> rr intoiMfyv an taxicab.♦ r» vl V\ Police___ ident-labor relations and Ford’s ® ininrv.injury. usual activitvactivity or medical atten- a hint thaA such o aidM might go to Istratlon’s position. McCloskey IndlIndicated the pres- jgyj chief negotiator, made a brief Peter Goodwin, Peter Dubay, ^a, Deterah^ IBUs, Sara^I Ord- recovered the boat at ____ rt you are a pupil between 6 among the civUian, nonlnst- Nigeria, too, the State Depart Chairman J. W. Fulbright, D- ence of mercenaries in the Con- States. / went from The dispatch of the planes Paul Spaulding, James Guest, way, Anne ~ Serdechny,...... Susan statement in which he told and 16 and want to be average, itutional population of the Unit- ment turned down Nigeria’s re- Ark. of toe Foreign Relations go put that rebellion in a dlffer- with 150 Americans to the Congo Gary l^yerB, Greg Osborne, 'Sullivan, Mary Ellen l5illon, The' Freight Transporter, a newsmen that his bargai^ng a requisite is missing 5.2 days of ®*^ States. , quest, saying its rebellion was challenged a State ent category. touched off an uproar In toe Gary OObome, IDa've Quigley, Christina Leahy, Susan Corbeil, 863-fodt Panamanian-registered recogi^s the Interest of school. meant an average of 2.1 purely internal. Department spokesman’s con- Fulbright, a vigorous critic of all people who would be affected ' acute conditions per person, - tentlon that the United States is Johnson’s Vietnam policies, said U.S. Congress IMIonday. BOto Steve Dorigo, Mark ’Burnham ®«th Doran, Danielle Dangona, vessel reportedly arrived at Mi- These statistics, based on a In almost the same breath about the same as in the obligated to uphold the “ terri- he regards even toe Congo aid Vietnam doves and hawks criti and Oldn Gerich. Kathy Gandy and Karen Gandy. ^ ’1 D ^ ''e''“M an d ‘^ r t ^ d a y contract under negotia- sampling of households from that some congressmen ex from Guatemala and saild at preceding year.' torinl integrity and unity” of as a ‘wide open invitation to the cized;ed tifet}f< action. The boys will play their first ®’ objective' will be to through June 1966, pressed fears of a Vietnam^ype Nigeria'Md toe Congo toumameirt gatoe July 19 Champagne, Deb^e Dillon^d 12:30 a.m. today on the return Down fo translate that recognition ... into were issued today by the serv- (See Page Eight) involvement in Africa, they dis (See Page Fifteen) (See Page Eight) againrt theWfimtaorILocteBen- Don^d Soucier; (|rade 6, Mrs. voyage, with seven passengers. “ This business of guarantee \ ^ League'Affi^tnra at the new Susan GqOlsby, Maur- The Coaat Guard said the six ^ T - ing toe territorial integrity of Size 7” N e v ^ R d . FIMd, South Wind- R ^ s o Ron-, men took command of the ship b a r^ n in g phrases is fair nations all around the world is aor. The manager off this team Lynette Teraz- after she had cleared Dodge ^® <^®®® being carried too far,” Pul- favor one group to the detri- wip be Kent Lea of last year’s ®’ ' J T Island and until 2 a.m. held the , . . . Fashion Forecast bright said. “ What treaties do Come in and see pemmnt wfimring Rotaiy team seph BarUe Paul Malslck Bri- crew and passengers at gun- *"®^t o f the other; Denise we have that cadi for our inter Viet Manpower^ Cut and he wtiffl be assteted by hds Boisseau point. vention In toe domestic affairs what 30 days coach, Ralph Carlson, also of Marlene Gaudet. Miami Beach poUce and FBI ^he union is of a like mind, of other countries? So far ets^I the Rotary. Grade 5, Miss Cassarlno: Kev agleafite (boarded^ .the ship as she '^® succeed In this endeav- know, there are none toat apply in Graver, Candy Grillo, Deb- Smashing Ladies Impress in^Africa.” Seen by McNamara can do for you! In ‘Lysistrata* lay about two miles offshore Dtoise, but he mode .. ‘■a Keafe, Debra Kershaw, Robert J. McCloskey, State this morning. direct reference to any of the SAIGON (AP) -— Defense Sec- manders think necessary.” Make Your Call Gloria Whltefield of M5 Elissa Leahy, Mary Ordway and There'was no report on where union’s .contract demands, Department press officer, had Flamham Rd. is< featured in the Janet Padegimas; Grade 6, answered “ Sure” when he wais retary Robert S. McNamara However, he qualified this, cast off "Lysilstrata” which is the stowaways got aboard. The , ■ J „ „ii saying; "What is necessary de Now! A. A.'u , Mrs. Leahy: Susan Bartle, •Coast Guard Issued only a briel? a rational and sensible method Nation’s Fashion Editors asked Monday If toe U.S. policy will not recommend sending-all ^.e extent to which We currently jglaytng at Bkncati, Donna Car- sta^mertt,. saying its report was <^termlnlng equity for work- >f support for the “ territorial the additional troops the U.S. g^j,g ygjng tjjg resources we have Sumfiner Theater In Flarmlng- mody, Mary Beth Carrington, By RHEA STEWART ntegrlty and unity” of the Con received after the ship’s radio ®™' Command in Vietnam told him available to us.” He noted toe ■ton. Andrew Fitzgerald, Sharon Asked if the UAW would Special Herald Writer go applied also to Nigeria. it needs to. prosecute the war allies have over one million men For FREE Figure (See Faga Fifteen) strike \t ft did not win profit But later in toe.day ais. he an- ^ 1 Francis, Jojeph Futtner, Glen NEW YORK>—It iB the. per- fully, a high American source under arms and said: “ There ^ 1! Gabnele, J o L ie Ganc^rz and aonality thiat counts, no matter Analysis and FREE a p p ^ d wtm the uni- Riehard Watson, said today. are many waya-^spen to Increase li^Ihat she iis dressed in, and two McNamara, ‘on his ninth trip toe effectiveness of those men If verslty otf Oonnectdcut theater Grade 7 Mrs. Burger: David group, the Windsor Jesters, the ^ laddies hav^ mtade mare off. an .hS.:- ..... to Vietnam, also reportedly or- we set our minds and hearts to Counseling from a limpeict on fashion editors here . W estmoreland South Windsor Oountiy Play- Robert Jambanl, Undergrads May Pay More ^ dered Gen. William C. Wert- it.” for the showings of the Amer- era and Cue and Oilrtadn. Per- Philip Levesque, Kathleen Peak, naorelemd’s - command to cut dican Designer Series than all Comes rlome for I* Irirmances o f "LysdBtrata” ore James P ico^ Debbie 'Wiallace, away the fat from the 466,000- (See Page fifteen) the yards of- flabric and all the PATRICIA STEVENS being held nfightly except Sun Carolyn Wlatson, Dliahe Yaca- man American military 'force axsres off stockings. Mother*’s Rites day through July 15. vone and Susan Yonika, Grade and step up the effectiveness of BIG, BIG 2-DOOR "16!' Graduate Students^ (Mrs. Mbshe Dayan is one. CAREER SCHOOL 7, (Mr. Burger: Lauia'Dow- NO FROST EVER-EVEN IN THE GIANT the U.S. fighting niachlne. Church School Honor RoU - The ■wfife off the Defense Min- COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — gielewiicz, David' Francis, Ray- 100^ FROST-PROOF! With 80 American maneuver GRADUATE The Honor Roll for the Con- 151-LB. SIZE BOnOM FREEZER! iister off Israel flew here al- Gen. William C. Westmoreland, fraternity of ChrWtIan litoctrine A. commander of U.S. forces in battalions, the U.S.' Command V _ . - _ ‘ . - * •. nJr» Klntfh-v nWV\T*i6».T»t»v UTirt Tuition Is Reduced mart. as soon as she had fin- News Tidbits Saturday Classes held at St. no, Kathy Mioriarty and Paid Giant freezer stays zero zone Big-fam ily 15'4-lb. size top Vietnam, arrived in Columbia normally has only alx)ut 40,000 TomeL, freezer and huge refrigerator HARTFORD (AP) — FuUUme I of-state students, who currenUy hoping (her famous hus- Francis of Assisi Church, El cold— has juice can rack and today for the funeral of his to "50,000 combat troops .availa- ""ii— IN JUST 30 DAYS Grade 8, Mr. Carmody: Debra section are both. Frost-Proof— graduate students at Connectl-' don’t pay tuition and comprise celobnate lus ariashing lington Rd., South Windsor, for package shelf right on the door! you'll never defrost again! Twin •mother Wednesday. ble for operations. ■ Gov. Romney calls for more YOU CAN BE the second semester are: Mlaiscone, Linda O’Connell, cut’s four state colleges will pay about 11 per cent of the state "H e said that after the funeral The secretary was reliably South Vietnamese participation 2 SIZES SMALLER Katherine Letizio, Timothy Den Fresh food section has twin Hy vegetable Hydrators, deep door less tuition in toe fall, hut there college student body. All but ^°^®'^bam iiiCTafts and fa ^ - reported to have pressed for i„ war, saying "There has bertl,. Grade 3, Mrs. Goulet: Wal drators for vegetables. Meat shelf for bottles, cartons. he would meet with President ter Bolstridge, Cheryl Chaponis, nis, Anita Very, Carol McKen Freezer door storage, too! And Is talk that undergraduate costs five stages In toe nation charge ^ Johnson, “ presumably in Wash limited integration of Vietnam- .^qq much subrtfitution o f Am^r- ' SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY ^ Michael KeaiUng, James King zie and Gloria-Jean Franco; Tender and deep door shelf. all this convenience comes in FPD16TL may go ixp soon ' more for out^of-state studenfs, a p r o g ^ W ington." The time of his depar ese troops into American units (can for Vietiuimeoe effort.” . . man, Mark Leahy and Mary Graule 8, Mr. Dennis: Anne And it’s Frost-Proof through . a compact unit only 32" wide , The Board of State Colleges 4®:ordlng to Charles Reed, budg- . ^ m -toeir ture from Columbia ^ e r the 5 to get the Saigon army to han- The nation’s railroads oak OFFER SpO Michaud: Grade 3, Mrs. King- Valade, Margaret Nicholson out! Model FPD14TL •and 651/2" high! faced toe problem of student ex- et committee chairman. homes. Now she Is here to p.m. funeral Wedne.sday has not die a bigger share o f, the freight rate IncreasM of $827.6 man; Bruce Bayles, Patricia and Jacquel'ine Qirennon. “a. meetag The board also discussed toe ^ articles been determined, Weslmoreland fighting, now done mostly by million and add that hike wlU iDillon, Mark Futtiier, Kevin , \ ------d i^ wWch Jtos. Bernice Nle- problem of rising costs for benefit of toe economy said. \ American battalions. fall short of covering higher Holland, Eileen Templeton, Cur- Manchester Evening Herald Jadllk of Danielson was re-elect- school-owned housing, which ^ ^an stand Westmoreland deolinbd to an However,, some additional costs . . . The Labor Depait- [Ask For ALYCE / tls VanRIper and Peter Walcek; substitute South Windsor cor- ed board chairman and named falls short In each of the colleges swer a newsmen’s question as troops are expected to be sent meht reports unemployment boa Grade i, Mrs. Dennis: Susan respondent, Betty Ryder,; teL SPACE AGE ADVAIUCE IN REFRIGERATION ^THE POWER CAPSULE to represent It op toe Commis- of/ accommodating all under- Ruth^Dayan is a sahra, a to whether he would renew his following the secretary’s report climbed to four per cent, the Anderson,. Richard Aubln, Paula 644-2374. Packs more power per cubic inch than past Frigidaire units for more space, new features! Sion for Higher EducaUon. graduate students. naittve4»m Israeli, and that request for additional troops in to President Johnson. Wert- highest In 18 months . . . / Mon. Thru Fri. ' ■ ■ o Under toe new fulltime ^ a d - southern Connecticut State word comes ' from ''' a nati'vie Vietnam- moreland was reported to have Maine officials have Identified 9 A.M. to 9 PJM. TOte ^ d e n t tuition schedule, oopegg provides dormitory fruit whdoh !*s tough end bit- Asked if he thought the mill- asked for 100,000 to 140,000 men a body found in Loweff Rlchord- Sat. 9 A.M. to 4 PJM. ty>se students carrying ^ cred- gpggg jQ f only 16 per cent of its ter on the joutslde but soft tary' situation irl Vietnam had ^ prosecute the war at an opti- son Lake as -that of hnissing New England's Leading Its or m <^ will pay $1W a w - students, said President Hilton and sweet nviithin. She told improved in recent months, nium speed. He also subrhltted Connecticut physicist Charles (Except My Lunch Break) , mester.- They previously paid Buley. About 1,280 students some fasciniating stories toat Westmoreland replied, “ I am studies of what Washington Higgins, 55 . . . Cuban exile T Two-Year Professional FRIGIDAIRE 820 pey credit. P a rt-tim e must live off cam'pus, he said, oame from Jthe war ■with the very encouraged.” could expect with various small- leader FlUpe Rivero la ordered graxhiate studentn will contin- Students living off campus A ra b natlanB; for instance how A traveling companion was er ttmounts of troops. excluded from the United State* School of HEADpUARTERS ue to pay the $20-por-credit umgt pay more for housing and an Arab gfirt who does em- Spec. 5 Bobby Strickland, 24, of Before he left tols tifternoon became of anti-Oastro activities PATTI WILSON hdtloh. deprived of toe college food broidery for the Israeli fash- “ Look-At-Me!" says this bold. Adele Simpson en Mullins,) i iW