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J P O N D A T / ^ L Y 11, 1966 The W ith e r Average Daily Net Press Ron PAGE EIGHTEEN ..t- '■■ Pair, warm tonight. Low M iSIancifPBtetf llcrali) For the Week Haded to 70. Partly cloudy and holr- July a. 1M6 tomorrow, chauice of late aifter* noon or evening thunderabow* Hutchihson Will^ Replace eri. High In 90E^ About I'own 14^31 Manche$ter—rA City of ViUage Charm llie American Legion will .(Claaeifted Adverttoln* en Page 16) PRICE SEVEN CENT* meet tomWTow at 8:15 pjn. at Barry a^ Town Director MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1966 tba po*t home for its only meet- Joihn. J. Hutchinson Sr. to­ ORKKN F i r s t (EIGHTEEN PAGES) [ stam ps J VOL. LXXXV, NO. 239 liw ibis month. morrow night ■ ^1 be elected .a r«* member of the Mancheater ■r Mn. Margaret WUson of 57 board of ddrectors, to -replace N a t i o n a l / WelMngton St. left Saturday for State Sen. David M. Barry, who I- Stores Tripped by String / ^ ate-week vtoit to Northern resigned last month to devotd LONDON (AP)— A bur- Iiataad and Engrland. She w ill' full-tiime to his cathpoign for gllar’a instincts for pop mu­ Sees Lag visit her nejphews in Lancas­ re-election. Both are democrats. sic cost him his loot' In a ter and Mancheeter, Singled Hutchinson’s election has and s|>end a «reek In London be- w//m riUd Monday night on the been confirmed by Mayor Pran- home of Hanning Phillips, returning homa ton c3b J. Mahoney, by Democratic chairman of the Schweippees Town Ohaiirman Ted Cununlngs soft drink company. Mrs. Joseph GaJlant of 89 Ol- and by Hutchinson, ^ o has al­ aott Dr. recently returned home After packing all ^ e val-- ready subjpifted a. letter of uables he could carry into a after attenj^fing the funeral of resig^atioiifrom his post on the Oil SUMMER SAVmS bag, the burglar spotted a lier grandmother, Mrs . iRose Manchester Housing Authority. W A S H IN G T O N ( A P ) - mS^. have n?totentlon of reaching an W A S H IN G T O N (A P )’ — Slacum, 99, in Camtoridge, Md. guitar. He tried to pick it up Hutchinson was a town di­ The AFL-CIO Intemation. “ e ^ u e s f fS h S e ^ wages and agreement this week but—twang. ^ Secretary of Defense Roi^ rector from November 1958 to al Association of Machin- J,3„eflts. “ We are Daughters of Union Veterans The nois’e woke the butler, ert S. McNamara says aiP March 1961, when he resigned ists today accused the fiv e Rainsey, on returning to the agreement, at any at the Civil War will meet to­ who Jocekd the intruder in a strikes against North Viet­ Engaged in protest over wrliat he called airlines shut down by a negotiating, rooms today, said morrow at 8 p.m. at the home room’ while his wife rim to namese oil storage depots The engagement of Miss Pa- ”a lack of sound fiscal policy m A B m z E t strike o f overestim ating ’ ’that , the union statistics Indl- aged about at the of Mrs. R(*ert Schubert, 17 call the police. The burglar have had no noticeahl,e e f­ trteia Anne McGann of West on the part of the Republicans.” S * ’le . " ! 126 million Ih l « » l tn. 1 escaped through a window Summer St. His tenure on the board was fect thus far on Commu­ Rutland, V t, to Alan G. Oak- but left his loot behind—in man of Manchester h ^ been often storl\y and always in­ cost to them of a sett^ «l »m •* Sirr“ p“ ..n.,tiv.. ot u» «v. nist infiltration into the The executive board of the eluding the guitar. announced by her parents, Mr. teresting. He was' considered a John J. Hutchinaon ment on terms proposed by that the air- airlines dosed down by tl>e lAM South. Manchester Public Health and Mrs. Thomas McGann of “maverick” and frequently the union. , imea had said they probably' strike — eastern, National, And he warned the Commu­ Nurses Association will meet He has three sons, John Jr., p West Rutland. crossed swords w th the mem­ Joseph W. Ramsey, lAM vice, »iad y Northwest, Trans World and nists that .stepped-up infiltra­ tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at Chap­ bers of his party and with for­ 23, of StoiTs; Lawrence, 21, o f president and of United. tion could bring an increase IB Her fiance is the son of Mr. Cape Cod, Miiss.: and James, State News man House, Haynes St. and Mrs. Ernest Oakman of 34 mer General Manager Richard for the union,^aid there was no =to.wT Reynolds, a veteran negotla- U.S. air raids. 19, with the U.S. Army in Viet for the the unio.^ stand. E. Middle Tpke. Martin. Indication of4any give In He added; tor In railroad and shipping At a news conference Mon- Miss Pamela Volkert, daugh­ Miss McGann is a 1964 grad­ Hutchinson who is treasurer Nam. FINAST TROPI-CAL-LO "IIMAST management’s stand at this strikes, told the Associated Burglars Use ..day, McNamara said it is too ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond uate of Mount Saint Joseph and general manager of the Hutchinsofl will run for re- time. Press in advance of the resump­ early to detemiine If U.S. bomb­ VpVkert of 211 Charter Oak St. Academy, Rutland, and a 1966 Hamilton Standard Federal election in the October elections, ' i i ' " He added that the union was tion of negotiations todayi ings of oil storEige facilities rteaf "^is on the dean’s list at Willi- graduate of St. Joseph College, Credit Union, resides at 19 Law- leaving the Democrats ivith just ready to make compromises on Strike Hits "There’s been very little Watchman Hanoi and Haiphong have re­ man^. State College for the Old Beimlngton, where she re­ ton Rd. with his, wife, the for­ one openii\? to fill, a replace­ proposEils but would not take progress. The positions of the duced the movement of men last sein^ter in her freshman ceived an associate degree in mer Barbara Andrews of Man­ ment for Brobert Stone, who will one cent less than lU previous parties are very fixed at the aiid equipment into South Ittet year.. \ Orange request. As Shield secretarial science. chester. not run for re-election. A-l Resort Spots moment.’’ Nam. "We have stated our mini­ Mr. Oakihan is a 1964 grad­ But he said also "the impor-’ “ We have not been able to Memorial Telnple, Pythian Sis­ uate of Manchester High m Indicated today, ^oing to of'looting a safe at ----- and striking tents, various kinds had said "there is ho question^ Xe a cup auction after tn^ pic­ Great Lakes, HI. them. They have failedfaned to give Hoteds througlEOUtthroughout the country “ ^-g^j^gg^ miblic.public, to ^ceanOcean Beach Park but what these attacks wiU nic. The event is open to ihem- St. Margaret Circle, Daugh- outdoor cooking-reflector, stick, ONE us a statistical breakdown of Then the burglars, still hold No da,te has been set for the. ters of Isabella, will, meet to- one-pot, foil, campfires, hiking, PK(S t reported, cancellattons as v^i- management.” make It far more difficult smd bers and guests. wedding. HALF their estimates.” . tors found it difficult to Tig Reynolds was discussing the Ing the watchman, backed down far more costly f6r the North to morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the nature study, and conservation. »I 2 0 0 Ramsey’s Veference to a com-com of the nonstruck a corridor and onto a terrace, Gyrk, GAUON continue the infiltration.” home of Mrs. Anthony promise offer had to do with the some tourists lined up where they released him and Manchester WATBS will 37 Academy St. There will be a 24»LY (See Page SeventeMi) In answer to-am[uestl«m'Mcut Valley unions, at the request of Asst, those ^jjggg who reserve rooms failmu tow g^jican gubernatonaigubernatorial canaiaaie ------. ’ V "'.: ____ j that he expects an increase on Summer Special arrived at the councils 1,000 Secretary of Labor James J. g^ow up or cancel out, said (jlayton Gengras has scheduled ^ ^he building, the 280,000-man U.S. force in 13 ^ ‘ _____ acre campsite in Tolland, Mass., LECLERC Reynolds, to provide statistical Rickey, president a meeting Friday with the six open the door of the cashiers -V.. r ------oi — n. meeting Friday ...... —- - Viet Naim before the end of the Peter Adam, son of-'Mrs. today and prepared to make FUNERAL HOME the..... NewXTa... V*-J- Ybric CtatAState Hnlp.!Hotel nn'dand qor . r \ TP > candidates ..n«.4^y4afoa forf r \ r . CongressrV»nO-rA«R to officeoffice. Peimanent One of them broke info the year. Lois Morton of 166 Lyness St.; camp for three days, Motel Associaton.------!_»«_ He ooixisaid «,Viothe -----gudcoordinate federal state ^7** And he said the. United Stated safe. $10.00 and Donald Gliha, son of Mr. The girls have been attending FUNERAL D * „ i t campaign issues. is producing Eilr munitions at and Mrs. Frank Gliha of 460 special training units for the 1*1/f I/ll/f I'M/ yp to between 40 tind 50 per "phe meeting was announced When Taylor failed to make includes Cut, Demand his regular 1 a.m. "all is well” such a rapid pace that he is or- - Hillstowii Rd. are on the dean’s past week. They are junior and SERVICE ” - — cent. — Monday after a visit to Hart- . . , . (AP Photptax) Shampoo & Set call to headquarters, two patrol­ dering a *1 bUUon cutback in list for the second semester at senior high age Girl Scouts who WALTER N. Hickey estimated the strike ford by Rep. Gerry Ford of production. Ho also traced Upper Iowa University^ Fayr kndw how to live comfortably in T .FCT.hike ' Blacks Out was costing the city’s hotel in- Michigan, the House minority men were sent- to the scene. President Johnson wears a smile at the breakup of a •t*' CaU House With members of the CJongress who called to r e ^ r t on tlmir visits agEiin the previously announced 643-6808 ette- Iowa the out-of-doors and who want Director dustry $75,000 a day. leader-.-Rep.-Bob tVileon of Cali- reduction of *4.5 billion in the ’ ■ ____ the challenge of camping in a The New York Convention and foriiia, chairman of the' Repub- Challenges Giamo Viet "Nam Arising with the chief executive in the cabinet 5°^™. 23 Main Street, Manchester Electricity NEW HAVEN (AP) — Robert Murphy D -N.Y. iSehind the President is Vice President Huberjt Humphrey, cost of operating the nation’a Rockville Emblem Club has primitive, undev.elpped area, 'Visitors Bureau put the tourist Ucan Concessional Campaign .— , _ military oervices fHiriiig’ fMool I r ft ^ S . John B. Anderson, D-IIL, in right background wearing glasses. canceled its Connecticut River Adult counselors are accom- Call 649-5869 Tr»TTE« HAo f'APl — A k388 to the city as a whole qt Committee; and Sen. Peter H. M. Cook, American In d ^ n ^ n t leee. Crulse on the Dolly Madison panying the, girls and the pro- tij . _i fc.of nrlira nTwt the *600 000 a day because of the Oolm^tido. - Jtovement candidate for <»n- In other de-wcaopmento: ; ’ J T e « i ™ d i - ^ k ^ • -MrSTree have been traveling gress in the Third District, has ' Rep. M-elvin R; Laird, 1L-Wla;.» ti^ln^caused electric power In Denver, the manager of the about the country seeking to called on D^ocratlc Incumhwt ^ 1 1 3aidsaid McNamara’s report of sav • ^errfmtioTiR In St Louis and in Colorado Visitors Bureau, Clar- raise *1.6 million for the OOP’s Robert N. Giaimo to WEIS an attempt to evade a mterrupjlons^^^^^ •nee Hockom. said the airline congressional campaign' war- public disclosure” ««f his Income, Police Join study of defense pdioiee. The assets Euid holdings. NnhrA<8tB- Strike "is having a very difinite chest. The' Viet Nam Scene ■ chai achaiirnan of the House RepulbU- T« Louis the Union Elec- effect on touribt business.” Ford reiterated several times Cook an assistant professor On. l.^lln* hotnl. h. ..W hi, of -sociology at Yale, said in a In S ea rch SAIGON, South Viet Nam day. With d S g « Monday i and cut off power .to reported 60 persons who had "shouldnt make Viet Nam a statement Monday that^ Giatmo fAP) ^ U.S. fliers tangled with planes lost since then, the un Ttnitjwi ftLatM ia not Should do' iWa “ in view of the wide areas of the city and its room reservations failed to ap- political issue, two MIG21S and eluded a bat- 7 preparing itself mlUtariiy tag suburbs for up to two hours; pear Sunday night find a con- Dominick, asked a ^ t the in- Senate investigation of 'Thomas For Priest rage of missiles over North Viet since the bombing began Feb. 7, Dodd and ■ bills pending in the A Bnokeaman said the oompn- vention of 160 persons at anoth- vestigation of Sen- Thomas J. ------Nam during bombing raids on 1 helicopter Thirteen congreeamen re- nv f e ^ S r r a ^ v e f ^ - er hotel was ca5«etod. Dodd’s conduct, said, “ The evi- Congress to require such infor SHEILTON (AP)—State police •~+l w e as ^ su m p tio n ^ c h e d a .‘!The public.” said one ^riine jflence Isn’t In yet. I don’t think znation. . , h a v e ^ ^ ..auedjn to woik tune, the record 3.230,000 kilowatts I” Seventeen) (See Page Three) i-r-, (See Page T w ) degree heat. He said the shut- ' ' ______Sz^cTTstTrni: c= ^n^uiSg^r ii= Erdou^Tu^p sSs downs would continue until the — — Father John J. Draper. 39. la s t S N a m .'4 e s e three presu- is winning the heat wave breaks. was seki more than two weeks mably were on missions to res- th «e can S S ; The ^ u m a l Broadoastlng Fasliioii Report > Co„ aaiidd -it\wEis ^ sending tons of A St. Joseph’s Church. \ some 200 barges md junks and a u.o. ------, air conditioning equipment to Increased aid from China and St. Louis byiplane to cool off 5he pastor,, the Rt\ Rev. ^ ..I"™ -'(See Page Ten) toe Soviet Union to North Viet two mobile television trucks at Shift, Smock, Tent, Tube, Toga ^ \ • .J da.iTi&crinc 59 of thom. Nem "our privileged sanctu­ M sgr. F ra n c es J. Sugrue,\said y g command announced today’s AH-Star game at Busch t that ■ ■ ‘ aries in Thailand, the Philip­ Stadium. The network' ssdd ex­ By RHEA STEWART today he. coitld only report the loss of an F106 Thunderchief pines, Okinawa, Japan, not to BpeoUl Herald CprreapmidEnit treme heat cijuld bum out fila­ the priest “ is not here in to Communist ^undfire Mon­ mention Hawaii and the oontl- NEW YORK— To a designer, > day. The pilot bailed out but he Viet Lagging ments in its equli«nent. Rectory.” — nental Unltecl States, eouM bO Power failures In Netoradia a woman is a piece of canvas. ‘We don’t know anything )Uld*hot be rescued because of I were attributei|l to a relay fail- SomethingSomethmg ofa theme sort ^ hEid al he went or why he antiaircraft fire tad is Asis Vote,Vote Issue “ SSLi * wjiys seemed likely, but the idea „ Sugrue said, as missing, a spokesman \ure at South E ^ota’s big Fort T R * '* 1 • ______news conconference his 'weekend dall Dam aM a burned out was brought home when Eleanor ^ ^uung to indicate said\ that‘’we do not look Lambert, introducing toe new ^ywhere. We u.o/U.R.. headquarters' also an- I n JH lC JllffS Lll statement 77 nain fransfanSer at a Nebras- for a shortshea war.** styles for fall being nothing at ail to indicate nounceV^ that a Navy F8 Crusad- Frozen Food Prodnee Speeiatz jx>wer statio^. DETROIT (AP) — Personsi- 6 ,0 0 0 bonus winners^ 'T w 9 blackouts, one shortly Deliuonioo’a Hotel under .the wos onv to leave ” er hadXgone down 40 miles , -----— (See Page BereatoeiiO; after 11 a.m. Monday and 'the auapdeee of toe American De- at Bethany said northeast of Haiphong ^ a y . A uies so far DiLICIOUS ROSY CHKK otlier at midafternoon, each las­ signer Series, said that design- . . ^ turned un no firm briefing officer said it had been ditferences over Viet Nam in a ill the Lucky VAHISINC ted about an hour and a half to era now are demanding from I'l7®y , -lolled by*^Norto 'Vietnamese an- primary election battle between two'hours". \ women toe same, sort of coop- rvaoer had been at tiaircraft fire.. The pilot was the old pro and the rising you^ King Ready CRINKLE CUT - FRENCH FRIED PEACHES * SOUTHERN 2 US 29« oration that an artist gets fiom ^atoer I^aper rescued. star who week toe Demt^atic Hit were the clues of Grand THOMPSON - SWHT Island and North ^latte in cen­ his Ttiewers. Showing samples of ‘ A military spokesman said nomination as U. S. senator Tiger Money Sweepstakies contemporary American art relatives include a mar- that 286 U.S. planes had been from Michigan. , For War on tral Nebraska, Norfolk in nbrth- from various schools, she point- _ister in Watert^n tad an- lost to enemy action over North The campaign .bfetween Mayor POTATOES SEEDLESS GRAPES ^ < * (See page Four) ed out how various costumes Viet Nam through last Thurs- Jerome P. Oavanagh, 38, of De­ Mayor Daley 29 troit and former Gov. G. Men- Showed the same play of color,, ® ' . LARGE SWEET nen (Soapy) Williams, -64, has HEi PMRI-MHHMTIIIBER WINNING COMBINATIONS FOR THIB'AREA ARE IISTEO BELOW! linq and- texture. And we CHICAGO «MP) — Dr. Mortia realized that we were supposed Esso Lucky Tiger Money serial numbers list of winners is already posted^at participating Esso Three Children “f 1.5,^ i f ; ns below. There are 6,000 chances - stations. In all there are 12,000 bonus winners just CREEN PEPPERS 2 - 39- Sashes and Swords Sn J?— . ' jq this area. Die’in Auto 10 gaNons of Esso Extra!.Ah,earlier. ■ Viewed. as works of art, toe jwmination. ■_ King announced a “ noovident — Hot as Oven 3 art-inspired fashions' were fas­ 1 8-OZ C cinating. But an--explanation TOMATO SAUCE 4 Orangemen March i* «M sMf have a chance to win one of the. major prizes on July Essd^ Hunt t CANS ». Crisco ' i5!°cKT9V "« n 39c MIAMI. Fla. (i ^ ) ^ .Three like, "The bosom is sma'll’’ , So sane teis Met and save your Tiger Money. There are thousands young children died In an oven- - makes one wonder if toe design­ cMaces to win, ahd all winning numbers will be posted at your HUMBLE i7 OH. & REFINING COMPANV hot parked oar while their er always realizes there is a heavily industrial chriianarof the Southern AMERICA'S LEAPINO.ENERGY COMPANY mother was making a *10 a pint 'womEin inside the dress who Through Belfast TOM ATO PASTE 2i c‘? nV ‘ Golden Fluffo shortening 93c Hunt blood donation at a medical sup­ cannot make her liosom small to ’ ence. fit his imagery, or if toe design­ ■ ■ • ply house. BELFAST, Northern Ireland lodges from Scotia^, 9 you have one of these letter ^groups Police said ihe children died er does not ainriply take the tall, KING' (AP) — In a massive show of Irish Republic, c » CC CE " CG Cl CK PA PC PE PG PI PK PM PO PQ PS Deal Pack either of su^ocation or heat slim, hipless and bosomlees SIZE 1 . 1 3 .....CP-t CH CJ CL -PB- PO PF PH PJ -PL-^ PN _: RP. PR P I Hunt Catsup. __ 7 Fab Detergent 15= attoke. The car'a wtadowB-were mannequinmannequm as hisms piece of cancan- Protestant strength, lOP/0^..^^-. beginsSgir.' a vacation irom maiuaj- «i» '<■*»> qf power, > it. zoned up. - vas. After ail, what artist would angemen marched through Bel- N TOmmemorates toe oralty duties to devote virtutay ^ not thiz* that the mayor ■ ■ • GeroMine lAdce found ^ner work 'With a sofa piUow wHeh fast today, proclaiming loyalty -i-^ e River attention to statewide jjjg (Rmeue with any of thesO numbers he can hive flat canvas? to British rule and op^s.Uon to campaigning. He’s l^en cam- nothing C KING SIZE 1 . 3 9 ' children’s bodiee when re­ ■ 566528 624408 , 679313 777350 Chock Full O'Nuts cpraE^ 9 2 Silver Dust Another fact that we ail sue- church union with the Vatican. qf^orange ifeated Catoo- paigning only on weekends and J mviting a oooMi 243274 2JB3673 363069 412620 490049 turned to the car. The lab had t>6 6 3 5 679849■ 778463 217774 285093 364189 413449 497870 572793 627304 pected was broi^ht to light__yes- Paced by rolling _ drums __ata in the evenings. _ „di»a«ter.’' 135156 ^73516 682127 779911 bem unexpectedly buey Monday 220137 291997 364458 418363 516403 628842 resign€ as 138086 524340 574683 628892 682949 779986 and she had to wait for more »S 3 74 '229047 292132 366268 41958^ ‘t6 i6 6 ’r 584386 630166 683012 7824174 Ubui tvDb houre, poMce said. prosentedd a suit whose skirt g^tched between"four and five g‘ ®|Jt re- assistant secretary of ^ (Bee Face Iba# smw>6 231889 293817 371125 420654 526022 P o N v e r k S7 6 c fc53t54 527229 588405 631153 68553? 7826145 Ihey estimated the children oome to mid-calf. It was proph- Jnea. ‘ ^ is 96 African affairs after announcing 6 0 0 2 0 232764 297828 371375 430294 165358 531594 588806 635863 690146 782825 •rntm 62S29 233234 298064 372163 442867 were in the oar about —three etic, he said, hut don’t, worry. somq bands were playi'ng Catholic that toe Loyal ‘‘I® I'®® stump- 168021 372375 533621 590713 6-38863 697639 792,203 ■ 7 2 4 2 0 238104 308826 446633 The year this is prophetic for is Orange song “ The Sadh My ^ . Orange intends to keep Ing tar Several weeks. 173622 3-73557 537402 639893 698156 796137 hours. ’ 7 9 9 6 5 239728 446897 591874 Kraft Strawberry Preserve h u Bijah 5 9 c KeeUer ll^ioribrawi . iced COcoanut 2 'r-oz iags 89c 1968. well, we all know that in W,,. Wore.” others "Marta- Winner of toe Willlams-Oa. 177991 312675 539264 642679 706190 80-7 136 ’The temperature outMde the \ 9 7 2 9 0 242148 374981 446910 593890 uman events toe W Through Georgia or Abide vanagh pnnlary race Aug. 2 jaisM 180475 320819 543534 64592.7 707554 807572 Ocean Spray cranmrrv juicr cocktail i-qt ih-oz an 75c ' Keebler Niit Fudge Drop 2<7-oraAos89c car was about 90 degrees but toe course of human ing Through Georgia” or “Abide Bulletin ^ 990-79 245537 375782 449593 593961 and British-niled.^ ■ ^ ^ m r i l ^ Jaln^t R ^^^ 184266 322885 646257 709030 809595 skirt will drop as drEunaUcalUy With Me.” - ■ tooezo 248855 378834 451691 548515 ' 595357 Star^Kist Th m white chunk awozcadi 4 3 c ' Kraft Franch Brassing cAsiNo an 39c police estimated the temper- More than 100 bands and 310 wilLPe ^ priffin 42 184551 325680 549971 647224 713966 812102 as It did ivhen Christian Dior in uniforms. S0 6 2 9 3 255665 383430 454602 595776 . ature .jnslde the car might have Prancing boys in uniforms ^ y|; ^ ^ order of Or- ^ £ 188281 326614 551034 647961 812125 Brack's Creme Rinse A-ozau 60c Kraft .Italian Drassing- o* '/i 69c '-or aTi 3 9 c UNDSAY FIBBS M 0 8 *B 256908 385706 4,57311 602574' 714805 reached 130 degrees. got his hands on it after the war, some with Beatle haircuts and of who has no opposition m hi M>7854 169940 329126 648371 815840 263056 399337 4575y»4 554169 607489 721892 Del Monte Pears ><•><:» k -oz can 4 3 c Kraft Roka Chets* Drassing 45c but it was nice of Mir. Tiffeau .NEW yoM t (AP)—iflsy* 9S«S2 M 2 9 6 0 192.9Q2 331868 651,099 816396 A passerby , reported seeing pointed shoes, led the bsmds, jpgij^j.g northern, counties the Lan- W4433 264627 392617 457549 557802 607676 736152 197922 342401 661293 8 I 7.692 Haini Relish . hot oog ii ozmr 29c Nine Livas Pot Food 2 ? ozcANs29e the children cfying and noticed to „give ------^ ua a date. ^ burling their batims high above marta, with orange sadhes, t^bor Act waa of John V. Ltodsay flted Bob­ UT 159 274139 395318 459078 558681 61251? 737162 S9300 203647 343804 561381 669056 829521 fliat the car windows; were Skirts, as at tWs moment. «he trolley wires. ^^awn sJrotds. lolling drums drum^nffm ^ t a r tat ^ er* Moeee today from Ua p«it 1 *9 0 5 7 275308 398014 465229 615903 751811 PiHsbury Panshakes RE^LA'R - lUTTERMILK A-OZ PKG 3fc Sunshine fioMen Fruit twozceuo 29« 206535 348439 669762 B36768 M arterial Mghwaya o o o rtl- 1 2 2 7 1 6 2/8657 405409 466555 565223 616891 752662 ioUed up, said Police Sgt. An­ 'come in two lengths; one is 208565 349274 839365 Hills Bros. Coffea - . *-l> can 85c K > «6 3 279115 440625 482228 565598 61711^ 673453 ,761409 Burry French Onkm CrackoM 43c drew Giordano, but he as­ mid-knee, toe other is several 210109 353792 675686 843641 201064 611877 488199 566390 619625 769480 inches' above the knee. '»‘4 L4 rs^ % .".r. B9e664 211724 3 6 4 1 2 4 676209 Kraft Parkay Margarine 2 <-i> ntes 65c Chock FnH 0 ' HuU Cpffao fJ 9 sumed the vehicle was air con­ 623185 771825 849960 There are ,l|ve basic silhou- ugaring slogans The mayor’s office declloed ditioned. . u. J U J U J II ----- Firemen tried to reviye the ——ettes in— fashfim ^ toilay. l«s s On they came — the s6ns of began with a wild night of danC' Lm ediJie oomment e - • • you’re alreadyl a winner! , children — Joeepto, 18 months, Lambert pointed out: Ihe. siun Donegal Pass de fMnc. / (S e e Page. BJeveo), (See page Eleven), I your winning bM to any participatii« Esso station before August 3L DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS WEDNESDAY Bnborat, * i months, and Jemea, fenders, the pride of GlasgoWi A Geoffrey Beene dress that owes nothing to the past. Me. lEhrt,. I. PM EM»m| Sy|« AUAd. |hi |»QHr JO OMIT QOANTITEU (Bee Fane IStmtmi ' » OmeiWw. Iwr 1 Tokicco^Piodudi ExMiipt I«mi flnjp Ofht . i ' ' .V, ' ; ' " K . / ^ 1

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V PAGE THREE MANCHESTER’ e VENING h e r a l d , MANGHESTER, c o n n , TUESDAY, JULY 12. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ TUESDAY, JULY 12^ 1966 PA G E TWO SaUotutaO, to Run elder ellmtoattog eervtoee, euch Sheinwold on Bridge Fendell Gets, Tennis, Anyone? Vernon ■NEARLY 3 M IUIO N Three to Chair Planners Heiar Requests MANCHESTER, Mass. (AP) holton as late bu»e«, ah extra library aide, or a new remedial reading PRESCRIPTIONS Reservations Voiced —WiUlam Ik Baltonstall, whosb OOURAGEOUS PIATER East dealer . . , Nomination for Fraitcis DellaFera to no AL Parley Units teaching jfoet. Robert McNamara, but SAFELY HLLED For Rezoning, Apartments father, Sen. Leverett Balton­ OKlTUnZEB A SLAM • } . - Wednesday Refuse Pickup stall, retiring from politics at Board Picks St. George’s Bryant Award neither is McNamara a Del- Three members of the Man­ is By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD MancbetJter Evening Herald the end of toe ye>r, announced * 9 i . V iaFera. However, both have The followipK streets will be Dockerel Rd., Brandy Hill Rd., ARTHUR DRUB On Road Connector chester American Iieglon Aux­ Atty. John TafReiiie, oouneel d k of Fraiddin. The property, Some people gd through life Bolton correependent, Oerae- Reservoir Rd., Baker Rd., Max­ Monday night hb will be a can­ N om an Fendell, director of things to common, fella. iliary win serve on,, committees for Alexander Jarvis, assured the former Foidd’s Homestead, haunted by th® that sonjs" To Rent E^^tra Qassroom serviced by the town’s refuse didate for state office this fall. well Young, trt. 048-8081. Manchester’s Sheltered Work­ Both hold high Hew, the There were four lower bl«M. According to the letter, two conduct all meetings., Mts- Wil­ There may be some weird way rooms were Usted only as DeMado Bros, of Vernon, low- In Ooiinecticut, GOP candi­ Frederick Rd., Estelle Dr., Su­ al areas of town to be serviced from OaW^__8t. o ^ te _ the a spedal permit to construct **^«rt^for a mnt chafap of these awards are presented to be undertaken at the same time ber Little of Manchester Will 16 ^ t m ^ at 436 N. Main fo r the p r o p ^ y off KeAiey St., to make toe slam after such a of trimpB. Then I led n ** “areas one, tVto and three.” o st of three bidders, was award- dates for the House .... of Repre- san Rd., Kanter Rd., Tunnel by the .refuse collectors. The relocated N. Main St. to Park an individual and a group "in Brooke, attorney ■ general of that the'connector is construct­ conduct a Memorial Service for lead, but 1 would not have found to® ace. Bast could get his nng The classroom area at St od the contract for paving the sentatives are generally conced- Rd., Driggs Rd., Old Stone Rd., service started last week. NORMAN’S o r St. opposite the entrance to S t..^ for a change to Red- the fomer D^ng F ^ , ^ the hope of encouraging volun­ Massachusetts; "Ralph Emerson departed members Thursday. dence Zone AA for an 180-acre presented by Frank Wood, wl» that way to the. seven minutes of spades, but nMWi« ^ Hansen Dr., Wayne Rd., Gard­ Andrew Tricarico, director of Green Manor Construction Co., ed. • 9 Teachers The- time had oolne to tea my George’s would accommodate elementary soh®®' , «<1 tary participation in a wide MoGill, publisher of the Atlanta K(,r 'I'lif llj'Hl Ih’al Manchester delegates are proposed to subdivide toe 180 they give yop to {day a band to up to 26 piupils The other two company bid $362.52. winmng in the fourth and sixth ner Rd., Echo Dr., Scott Dr., public works, released the list of woui removed tnom a scheduled parcel off Keeney St. wife Ji»t what I toough albout variety of efforts that benefit Constitution;, Maurine B. Neu- UIkI Tin- Ml SiTvlri' Mrs. Ruth Hickox, Mrs. Leon acres into 236 lots. The proposal a tournament. . , wotod t K to ^ cZ ^ o ite The board tabled a motion to ^stricts. The^ conte^s saM Russell Dr., Diane Dr., Foster streets to help clear up any re­ qwSdlo hoarlng, mainly because Action wiil'l be taken at a fu­ her bidding. What sort of a man the American community.” berger, U. S. Senator from Ore- Bradley, Mrs. Everett Kennedy d r w no opposition. » Actually, West led the eight onlv 16-18 nuinilH ’ join the Capitol Region Educa- Wilson, are "two of the most Dr., Michael Dr., Brent Dr., maining confusion. 113 II \?(TI III» property Unes had not been re- Driver Warned ture executive session of the Join Staff is afraid to open Ms incuth to a The wihners are expected to gon; General L. Norstad, presi- and Mrs. Wilbert Auden. Al­ ' n the zone change is granted, of hearts, and I naturally let it ^ F P* • tional Council until more mem- important in the country.’’ ,; Lynn Dr., Jan Dr., Vine Dr. Tomorrow’s collection sh6uld solved. oommiasion. Also postponed, situation lUce tois? be announced near the end of dent of the CXwens-Coming \M HK-iTUt On U-Tum Try ternates are Mrs. Eugene BYee- a future public hearing wiH be Nine teachers were appoint­ ride around to toe ten. n d s The off-street parkmg at St. could be present. Board jn the fourth district, former Also Hemlock Dr., Cross Dr., finish the Vernon area. Thurs­ Rogers, which owns about man, Mrs. George McKeever, ^because u s e ofOf ththe e a atiaence o s « ^ c ofn two ^ subdivision it- •T«C® Md," I said. George’s was ailso a factor. member Rigby Graham BUid congressman Abner W. Slbal is the summer. Fiberglas corporation; and ed to toe Mlanchesteto school lucky break aUowed me to make Valley Falls Rd., Bolton Rd., day pickups will start to the one-lhird of the proposed right- Mrs. Henri Pesslnl and Mrs. TPC'membens who had sat m ^ DiUly QueeUon The church will rent its space p^nclpal Ralph CoMpn have at- out to win Ms old seat back Filial selection is made by the Roberta Peters (Mrs. Bertram A car police said started to on previous puibllc hearings the slam.~ following judges: Edward W. Fields). Wildwood Rd.", Hatch Hill Rd., Rockville area. Clifford Walker. A James McCarthy - William system for toe 1966-67 school I cashed the Idng of diamonds, After ts«» passes, yoo holdt for albout $1,500 and provide tg^Oed an organizational meet- from Rep. Dtmald J. Irwin. | were decisions on two .previous Peck proposal to add to the year by the board of education rutted a chib to dummy and led Spsdes, 10 ; flesiis, electricity. The, board o f educa- ^he council. And in the sixth district, Rep. requests—one for a speciai per­ DiMnonds, J -f J eWbs, K-J-7-4. ing behind it. Damage was Green Rd. - Woodbridge St. at last night’s regular board the queen of epa/les tor a tlon must provide custodial Liguori noted that many Bernard J. Grabowski is being ok (whether to go under- mit for an addition to the Tolland apartment complex appears finesse. Next, came toe top dla-' Wbat to you ssyr ^ service. school boards in the Capitol Re- challenged again, as in 1964, by or to remain over- minor. apartment complex at Green meeting. Craig A. Patton, 17, of Lake- likely to be accepted. monds, a diamond. ruff, and a Answer! Bid tlnres nesrti The fire marshal has request- gjon are joining the council Thomas J. MeSkiU of New Brit- I). and of toe steps taken Rd. and Woodbridge St., the Four of the teachers will in­ Children’s Hours .The- proposal, originally for heart to dummy’s queen. or pass. If you use " w ^ k ” two- ed that a private phone be in- ^ith a conservative attitude,” am. f other for a zone change at 30 units, has been amended. struct to project m , a program bids, there is no harm to Wd- stalled. It will be paid for by and that any board can with- The other GOP congressional HBllstcwn Rd. and Hills St., the for educationsJly and economi­ Helpless Ajng two hearts with this hand. fiahkadsL The addition will be for 28, to the school board. draw at any time. candidates are John Bonee of 12. TMueste will be r e - rmaktog an Improper turn. Set By Lihrary East was helpless, whether site o f a proposed shopping provide more open space. The cally deprived students. If your two-bids are Macng;. you The leased, space will al- The board then went on to Hartford in the first district, The four are Mrs. Emily he rutted or discarded. If he There will be story hours for center. buildings wlU be 16 feet furth­ must either pass, Md one heart, leviate, for this year, the room make adjustments in ita.sl968- Joseph Goldiberg of Norwich in A t t y LalBeBe said that the W. Mattingly, 41, of Baltliaore, ruffed, I coUld surely draiw his or bid three hearts. A bW of children tomorrow at the Tol­ ------gj.er from ween Green Rd.«a. thanman ong- orig- last two trumps a o matter what ''' shortage- at the eleuienlvry 67 budget to adjust for a $49,-- the second, Stelio Salmons of iOrsj land PitoUc Library, Mrs. Feme MkVHe Tpke.-Adams St. par- proposed, will be con- Md.; Mrs. Elaine Reynolds, 26, one will probaMy deceive your school. The board asked that 000 cut made by the board of Orange in the third, and Romeo .SSr. ■»«»;: .\r».B.P»bUc a he returned. Then the ace of Hodgins, Ubrairian, has announc­ cel, if tjie «m e change Is grm t- g^ructed on -a "saw tooth" plan, of East Hartford,; Mrs. Gloria Twrtner, and a Md of tores ta the superintendent advise the finance before the budget was P'etroni of Ridgefield to toe fifth. ed, “would, because of its size jjg landscaped Mann, 4il, of Windsor, and Mrs. hearts woidd be toe entry to the dOngeroualy Mgh. Still, a pass ed. rest cf the diamonds. church that the room may be adopted by the town, and topography, be limited to a gpecifications. ..Joanne C. Fenton, 24, of Glas­ Im cowardly. Tako J W o*»lce. Mrs. Kenneth Keynor will nar- Actually, East discarded. He needed next yeor also, taut not By adding up items in the xate two sessions, one from S spedaltted isse " ------tonbury. OopyrlgM General to draw a tw o-y^ r contract. 1966-67 budget repeated from Board ihemiber L e o n a rd rutted toe next diamond, but 1 Charter Copies to 3:30 pm. and another from Among the possible uses, he Surveyor Again over-nitted and cashed toe ooe Festiires Oorp. One room at the" elementary the 1965-66 budget "just in THE new 3:46 to 4:16. All children to- aaid, were many for wMch Jar­ Seader, referring to the Mrlng school will continue Tto' be used cas^,” but which are now al- Now Available THE FIRST TIME! terested to attending are wel- vis periodically gets- inquiries of teachers for project HI who for kindergarten. ready being purchased, the re- Sends' Pictures 1066. She win teach mathemat­ year with a boohrtor of science oome. and feelers. are not teachers in toe Man­ ' Superintendent Philip Liguori ductlon was brought down to The revised and streamlined Donald Richter, for C. R. Burr. ^ chester school system, said, *Tt ics at a salary qf $6,660. degree. Sugar Hm ,He hinted at a branch of a pASADENA, (iaiif. (AP) — Mrs. Pennw*. gratoiated from warned *the board that at least 24,395. The items wera I*"®!*®” Manchester town charter, com­ an■U l adJMntog«WAJW*****s^ pro^rtyir* ovmer;------P . of East Hertford, The planning and zoning cam- major Hartford departnlent surveyor I resumed ea®ly today is encouraging to see we’re able Mrs. Robinson, who was giod. State University College to 19« one more additional classroom beginning of the last fis- plete with ordinances and spe- SHOE \ Atty. John LaBelle, for Alex- rear door received mission has approved 17 lots to store, an .outlet for a well- sending sharply focused pic- to Mre people from outside sys­ m ted to 1966 fiom WUlimon- Sneakers ander Jarvis, another adjoining sum with a bachelor of science de­ wiU be need^ in 1967-68______be- f®' J^ar, also because of a cial acts,, harf been received \ famous the proposed Sugar HillJsub- known family clothing store, a tures of its lunar surroundings, tems for projeots," tlc State College with a beebr elementary budget cut, and were purchased the" printers and will soon property owner; and Fuss and gree, win teach social studlee cause \the new _ ^______the operator of the dlvdsion. The overall develop­ wayside furniture store, an of- put the spacecraft’s sick battery e to r a t science degree, earned Tamsky for the town. Police si Other teachers Mred are Mrs. at TiMng Junior High School for .school will not be ready became clear that be available for the public at $10 ment would have approximately fice building, and an. insurance makes scientists’, plans todef- her master of arts degree this motorcycle Jiicked up Ms r Sara K. Robinson, 41, of Colum- $6,460, then. would be available. They p^p jf tjje board of direc- Child's company branch; inite. ^ year from Wesleyan Univep- china and rod^^off.' 75 lots. ,bia; Mrs. Jupe (Jharlamlb, 3», of Miss Bradley, graduated from Progress otl the new elemen- include all the items on which j^pg tonight approves the price, Tax Collections Objections to the z o n e A spokeaman at J6t Propul- Mty. She will teath social stud­ 55 B. ESdridge St.; Mrs. Con­ the Uhlveralty of Miatoe this tary scho6l took a step forward contracts were awarded last copies may be obtained FOR MISSES’ TEENS’ WOMEN WRONG VICnM Thx collector Mrs. Elaine «aiange • were expressed by sion Laboratory said SurveyOTS ies at Mlanchester High School and Miss stance Cioodwin, 22, of James­ year with a bachelor of science last night when, at a separate night. the town clerk’s office in the mlMOUis OUBVELAIND, OMo (AP) — B ugW will be at the Town Hall aJbout four adjoining residential battery was operating well dta> town, R. L ; Mrs. Carol Liedlng, for $6,160. m ating, the public building Other items purchased out of Municipal Building, and those degree, will tearti fourth grade Sixes ! DRIVF IN HARTFORD * . Four youths stuped two older to obllect the first Installment of property, owners, all o f whom ing the short picture-taking ses- Mze. Ohaitamb wUl teach commission (PBC) chose an iast year’s budget, such as ator- ^bo purchase them will be fur- A LL FIRlST QUAUTY 9»g. to 6.00 I • • • I . . . f ' frf Manchester; Mrs. Gall St Waddett School for $8,460. men walking on toe iskefront town taxes tomorrow from 9 said that they should be told of sions but "w e’re feeling our way Peimock, 22, of Oswego, N. T., sixth grade at Robertson School architect to draw prelOninary e g e cabinets, bulletin boards pjsbed with all future aJnend- R«g. to V to 3 mall recently. am. to noon and 1:30 to 3 pm. toe exact propos^ use. Hoi(5t along.” ' 8 2 e n d s t o n i t e and Misd-Utoda Bradley, 22, of for $5,650. She was graduated plans. Because the Commission and paint for the elementary niente tr e e of charge, as they and Saturday from 9 a.m. to “NEVADA SMIjra* “We’re going to moss you up ever, TPC chairman John*-La- He said the photographe du- Marion, Mass. from Brooklyn College to 1D48 would prefer to. notify the school, reduced the budget out print^. noon. AU taxte unpaid on Aug. — Color— unless you band over some m en ^ replied, “W e aren’t re- plicated some taken , of the Mrs. Mattingly, a 1954 Ben­ with a bachelor of arts de­ arcMtect by letter before mak- further. The updating and revision of Disc. Patterns •JDDITH’* money," they threatened. 1 will b w f interest. quired to pin Mm down on the moon’s surface after the SCO- nington College graduate, win gree and has taiiight In the Mian- ing its 'choioce public, its deci- The board decided to remove the charter were done by the The men handed over $46, Seek Historic Sites proposed use. If we grant the pound craft’s soft landing June Daii® at STAB^ WED.I teach developmental reading to chester School system as a sub­ sion will not be released until a 5 dental hygienist item counsel’s office, and the then reached Into toelr pockets Jean Auperto, a member of zoning change, Jarvis can put i. toe secondary level. She holds a stitute since 1062, MILLER’S Thursday. from the school board budget. printing by Print-Mart of Man­ "MUNS1GR again — and came up with guns the historic sites committee of to anything permitted imder More photos ore planned to- MOSTLY GIRLS' STYLES X bachelor of arts degree and will Mra. Goodwin will teach Ehg- The new elementary school, there for accounting purposes chester. and badges. the ToHpnd Historical Society, BustoeSs Zone HI uses.” night, the spokesman said, if the HOMET' be paid $6,400 a year. liBh and Spanish at Bennet Jun­ RESTAURANT to be built on land behind the only, and part of a $900 item The charter is contained to an The would-be victims were is toterrated to hearing from The town’s Master Plan des- battery survives. -The po^r Sizes for Misses’ 1 Color* ' ' ___ Mrs. Reynolds, graduated ior High Slchool for $5,460. She 10 E. CENTER ST. present Notch Rd. school, was for community use of the high 8% by. 10 inch, loose-leaf, hard ^JOHNNY tlO V R ^ city detectives wbo collared toe any one ^^o has infonnatlon Ignates the area for medium- cell, operating at its i®rmal 116- f e a t u r i n o originally requested for the fall school. cover, for , easy _ insertion of 10 to 3 about histoiSc^ landmarks. Ariy- from Central Connecticut state was graduated to 1006 wito a SAVE up to S5JI0 a pair HURItOKD SPRINCflHD fXI’RfSSWii youths. liensity residential and for pub- degree temperature, was week- f i l e t MIGNON and of 1966. The date has been By the end of the evening, changes. The cover, of dark- one who has traced his home of College in 1968 with a bachelor bachelor of science degree from # LIglit BI|m lie and seml-pUblic-use. Th,e ened-Friday when its temper b r o i l e d LIVE lOBSTEB shifted to the fall of 1967, but, the board had ; found enough green leather, showing gold let­ some, other historical site may of science degree, y ^11 teach Southern Colorado State Col­ e v e r t n i g h t iSizes for Teens’ and Women property owners who spoke ature inexplicably rose to 140 as school board chairman Wal- Items to bring the budget defi- tering plus the new town seal, reading at a salary o f $6,100. lege. # C M iio sonnunii-MiiiiiEHiiH contact him. \ last night said that they degrees. . ter Waddell said last night, it cit down to $27,325. also in gold, is approximately '4 to lO — S * Servicemen ]^|Mrt Mrs. Mjenn will also teach Tdra. Lleding, to teach Bngr- WONDERFUL SELECTION! 'SniBsniM S oeP ' wouldn’t object to single-fam­ . »3.75 is now not “pessimistic” but. , At tois point, Harold Porcher- toe ______size of the Md town Miarter, residing. She was graduated . Arm y Pvt. MlohaA G. Ma- ily dwellings or ajiartments on Ush at Manchester High School With Shrimp Cocktail French Predict from the Univeislty -of Oon- "realistic” to think in terms of on challenged .. fellow board/ ^ ^ h was bound in thin card- comber, son of Mr. and Mrs. for $6,460, was graduated from OPHN FOR LUNCHEONS the fall of 1968. member Robert Treat to com® ix>atd. 1st RUN FEiyrURE ^ e site. . noctlcut to m 7 with a bachelor Gordon l i , Macomber, &;pwh The request for a special per- toe University of Wisconsin tM8\ In other business, the school up with a list of further items Bomb Progress of arts de^ee and Ittus oom- The streamlining shows up in OhUdren Under 12 Free Bridge Rd., has completedX a W t for the construc^on of 16 board spent almost an hour to b® reduced'. Porcheron plefted SO semgeter hours at toe pages — 9>^ by 6 inches and “U ^ ' 10:30 “Murder" 8:46 light-vehicle driver’s course units at 436 N. _ Main___ _ St. ____ drew PARIS (AP) — The French opening bids on items ranging Icized ^ eat for asking at a pGb- B— THE FIRST TONIGHT—“NEVADA SMITH” at 6:15 and 8:60 of easy-reading. The pages, be­ ONE F D ^ WEEK Fort Dlx, N. J. .toor^objections from adjoin- hydrogen bomb will be opera- Central Connecticut State Col­ from addressing machines to lie hearing, on the budget toat Macomiber entered toe A u n y lege. She will be paid $6,660. ing much smaller than at pres­ Thrllltog Companion Hit property owners. tional in 1970, and an army regi- IM M ilM ill IltK M M Hartford Area First Ron soccer goal posts. Qitite a few the board of finance moke a to January and took basic iMsa. Fenton was graduated ent ahd being contatined in a SALE V-.-/SNEAKER Eugene Kelly, appear- ment will have a/tomic tactical representatives' of firpis sub- $60,000 cut, a iwopbsal not fav- much larg®v .cover, are protect­ training at Fort Dix. He at­ ing for the applicants, Lucas weapons in 1971, Defense Minis- from State College in Boston to WEDNESDAY mitting bids were present, lis- ored- by the rest of the board TIME! * ARE WE ALL tended Bllllngton High ^hool. ~ lent Corp. of East ter Pierre'Mesamer .said.today. 1964 with a bachelor of science ed againrt tearing. "MUNSTER” at 1:30-6:16-9:26 ★ ★ "TIGER” at 8:00-7:0# tened in . silence and departed of educatiem. POTENTIAL KILLERS? Selectmen Meet Ha^tfo^d^ premised to screen Writing in the weekly PariS degree. She was employed to after the oplhings. Treat repUed itoat be did not Boston school system from ||AMiass*UillBBE.WBH6l>PNi^^ There will be a selectmen’s the area and to .drop a propos-. Match, Messmer said that also Bids will not be awarded un- believe that "when I was elect- BBOH1EB8 BEUNlTED f .^ Low and High Boslntball meeting tonight at 7:30 at the al for a shufflehoard court. in' 1970 EYance would have a September 1064 to November til after a meeting on budget ed to the board of education I Town Hall. ' The Lucas Corp. has an option nudeaf submarine armed with ^(unnlest FaiiW(jra, rteft. adjustments scheduled for gave up my rights aa a citizen , SESTO BAN GIOVANNI, Italy Scoreboard to purdiase toe property from Polaris-type missilea and hu- Monday. Some of the it«0ns bid of Bolton.” (AP)—Two brotoere were united- SNEAKERS Diamond ! will-be :toe-scene Albert-E. and -Lorraine ■■M." Jen-~'Clear-waiheads. COMfO»rABir AIU CONOmONtD -jjjj may not" be" purchased'be*^ "'/‘H e'-eaid—he- supported toe after a 4^year oeparaiUon Sun-.-, today of a game between Bou­ catlse of budget reductions. school administration in decid- day. ^ chard Foundations and Coun­ -CIN EM A 1 A fuel oil Wd from Tennaco ing where cuts might be made ■ lAiigi Oiaramella, 66, of 440 try HlUs, and diamond 2, Rock­ AIK' CONL'' nO'-jEi ■ Oil Co. and a mill bid from and was not prepared to otter Oakville St., Wateihury,.. Conn., .neaiiClAUDEDIflllN ville Welding and ^*^1’® Auto GOVERNOR ST. 6XIT TO MAIN SI. Dart’s Dairy were scattered his own list at the moment. said Monday he recognized Ms $0.97 hBiiiuvisioii:>dEnnuM!ouMr Parts. BURNSIDE Hartfords Newest and Finest among the other bids. Each to Waddell asked board mem- brother, Vittorio, 64 toe moment Showplaoe . . . Spadoua Push a present supplier and was the bers to look over theit budgeU they met Manchester Evening Herald Back SeSta — Giant Screen — sole bidder. for- possible reductions before "I left Italy in 1923 by sMp ■ m Rotating Art Gallery aubsUtute Tolland correapimd- CMKIO EMWKSMIT Dart bid six cents a half-pint next week’s meeting. In toe and Since then I have worked m i . A R . to 7JO ent, Inge Swanback, tel. NJNMm HNIIIBII MATINEES DAILY at 2 PM. for milk. meantime, toe eupertotendent in a eteel i4ant ,at Waterbury,” i 0 9 7 .0 0 875-1980. MWWIlWffHSIMWgMa EVENINGS CONT. from 6:30 ’ The board awarded Mds open- will make a mow detailed le- said Oiaramella. "We ■ kept in ^ June 27 view of the budget. cwitadt by maU but tt was not asgaa-l-suLFan I SATURDAY and SUNDAY Low RiBBfc CONTINUOUS from 2 PM . The Capitol Tractor Co. of It is probable that toe board enough. I wanted to see Vittorio Warehouse point was awarded will "freeze” certain items un- again, so I boarded a plane for Youths' 10 to MoMf*f T1 Water 'Clock TECHNICOIO^ A UNIVERSAL nCTURE the bid for a gang mowsr for til the end of this fiscal year, l ^ n . " ^ ^ H frt McRk Water first was used for til­ Our Next Attraction $1,795 and a snow blower foK as it did' in 1965^6. It Is also aarameDa will wtum to toe Cary Grant, Samantha Eg;iar GUARANITEED VoHlItt' 10 to BojfET 6 ing tone about 260 B. C. and a $255; The company was the sole possible that the board may corn. tJE. to September. water clock caMed a clepsydra in ■•Walk, Don’t Run" FRH GinMNENONHE DrCIRUI IllEWIS BUICIIMIMCK Involving a relatively elaborate .DHBKWITSON ..^..lElIRVTHOMIS HDIMIONEeiNCOlO UNBEUEVAUE PRICE! gear train wea described by a A U FIRST QUALITY! ' Roman engineer in 95 B. C, Mon., Tues., Wed., Tliurs. $1.50— Children 75c Oo-Hlt—The Story of a Wild One ■J | | | | | | | | W T i o C ^ ' Bobt. Taylor — Chad Everett alW Ililll j 1 Civets The picture that gets y)u where you Igugh! NEW...NEW:..NEW... “m o l t o ” g r a n d s a l e EdMandSmSinFMaents in Confunetfon with Women’s Teeas’ S Children’s ITALIAN SANDALS ENOS TONITE CAMPERS NUTMEG SUMMER PLAYHOUSC SAimaISbUB DihlBb’SfeSwgng’PWtelMlff Fomous Names hieludiiiQ Sandler of Roston - (Sforrs, Conn.) FISHERMEN B o V ; "DoVDidiget UOUJARD. TRAVELERS Now Offer l i d l &WrohcrNutnbeTj OUT THEY GO! g e t a HOME EMERGENCY n^Bdiv w r o n g ’.. THEATER- DI N N ER Number.' M a U R b yD a lm —ALSO— Tho P^jyeboke C o . ^ Leofiiee SoliM COMfMNATION jnnfiniiini Reg. to 9.00 • DINNER GIHOO ^ „ G ’lmportod • TICKET , only ■ W for 2 IBCMUMI “LOT-0-LIGHT’ XrtHraaldiia HHWIO M UHD E R W I WIBE EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT (Steak — $11.00) (BCIEEftOtON MDODGUS TECHMCOm^ Now yoircan have electric light when and where you wish. Plug inth any Right frwm Our Own Stock— Over 300 Pairs hi a Grand Awwtmenf Now Playing—^U-S. A. M C ilR n S East Windsor (5 P.M. TO 9 P.M.)______12-v(dt auto eigaretto lighter and have fluorescent light up to 35 ft. away. DRIVE-IN ROUTE 5 Reservations must be limde before 5:80 p.m. on • 15-Watt Fluorescent Tube ONLY 'zdgtat of play. • Light Fixture OUT THEY GO! T e e n s ' and W o m e s ' t TEL 643-1415 • Adjustable Hanging Chain • Transformer Converts 12 to 115 Volts J WHITES INCLUDED PUMPS HSH FRYc h i l d r e n u n d e r u • 35-ft 1J.L. Approved Cord and Plug America's Funniest Family in their.. 89c • Plug-In Fixture IVEY’S RESTAURANT • Will Not Run Down Batjtery. Draws 2 Apips. , A Fabulous S o y i i i | ^ llBSTWUrtfiifBrHiamiRE 1.19 SALE »5~ pair Reg. 11.00! 45 E 'CENTER ST. Wonderful Boneless Fillets For Kmitod fime only Fried to a crisp JW Atty. LaViitt says that east Nebraalca. proved a major overhaul of Its P®titlve last night unanimously elected that one was never aware of of the Rham Dtetriot Board of awarded the milk contract " from tbs Kth district (Toll less o f political aptitudes and tic' newness, saying it owed 'decent statements to the ef-. I While the inooovenlence was. university system. PHONE 643-1591 ~ Beldcm H. Schaffer her succes­ the female shape beneath, al- ObUBt^) Is giving voters, a feet that a party-endiOijsed oan- famUy status. nothine to anvthinK In the past, „Trr Vv“* i reopgahtoationel «f 5.97 cents per considerable as air conditioners Students In the literal arts sor. Alfred Campbell was chos­ d l^ t e le g a liy musV b e sup]K>rt^ w^?^b^L*-SShlte ch«SSSl SSra unfltSd^ Her half pint. Ihe board stipulated, tortsA Tsrslcm of the a t^ ’s pri- and, in some dtiea, water went will have their academic studies . . _ ------unmtea dresses. Her ^ ^ oamarjian speak asary taw. ed heoauM towm chairmen sup­ off, there was no great hardship en secretory. wool by Oeolfrey Beene, with a Jackets had the same feeling, shortened to two years and deep Inverted pleat dow n Ita to Dart about numerous com­ 1 M tf. Obaites Taipinian, who ported Mm” is an inewwurate in­ reported. Jacoby Named Schaffer, who had been the often/cut longer than a riding ed treasurer amd M rs. Donald spend the rest of their time in center from a point Just under plaints of soured milk attribut­ ; « won a nsajorky o< the votes terpretation of the law. Omaha, the metropolis of Ne­ board’s secretary and finance habit, "The Jacket is longer arid Rtohaxds of Andover waa te- practical! training among farm­ the bust This dress was notable ed to delivcrv..pfocedures dur­ tor tbs iKinaiaatlon at a party “One issue of the primaiy braska and IS east Nebra^a To UConn Post HAVE YOU AN committee chairman, was the the skirt is shorter,” i^e said, ers, laborers and soldiers, under for Ita high, flat bust (watch elected seteetary • assistant ing the pastjjtear.. - eonvintkm last month, and his oampaign is rapidly emerging,” counties served by the Onicdia EVENT SCHEDULED only nominee for the post. His and the effect is almost that of ihe plan. Whitney Jacote, fornier as- Superb out, Jayne Mansfield!) and the treasurer. Aram Damaijian, wi- A. J. Doole^was awarded the ‘ " vmilioiters are making “a fla- Atty. lavitt says. “That is the FuMic Power Dietrict, escaped name was proposed by Camp­ a tunic costume. The dresses The Communist party news- gj^tant director and science THAT CALLS for high arathole. contract to paint the overhang grant attempt . .i. to Impose (question wihetlher Mr. and Mi*. troutde when the situation was bell' and seconded by Dr. IValter toat had their own seven- perintendeAt of schools, reed paper Peking People’s Dally uniter In the Cornell Nows Bur- of the school’s roof, at a bid of . ttMlr wffl upon the majority” of Democrat are going to be toW quickly , assessed by district em­ FOOD? Schardt, wboK immediately This la one of a claaa she call­ eighths coats'showed almost as a letter of resignaUon of Theo­ gave Its approval to a proposal eau and a Herald reporter from $1,180. ’The contract la for about ' snroHed party members, accord- how to vote by their town chair­ Gets Doctorate ployes and the district was tak­ moved that nomtivatlons be ed “action dress”, that owinga much skirt beneath the coat as dore Perry, Grade 7 geography It said was mod# by students of 1 9 5 4 “to 1956, has been appointed It may be a wedding, • h ^ somewhere, and we use that one-half of the total roof. ' tag to Atty. Lavitt. men, or whether they will ex­ en off the interconnecting state qnet or Just an Informal get- closed. did the suits. Henry L Snider, son-in-law the Chinese People’s University aamlnistrative assistant to the word In the dictionary and not teacher, and reported that Mrs. There was oniy one bid sub­ AMy. Lavitt announced soon ercise their lawful and indl- gifd syfteni- together of a society, lodge er The six members present Classics still delight Adele Eleanor WdUey is to be reas- viduad freedom 'of choice.” of Mrs. Max K. Glaiber of 4r2 The temperature was starting in Peking. Health Center Pkumlng Oom- the discotheque sense. This Simpson, no matter what far- mitted for reflnishtng the gym after the oooventton that he some friendly groiqi. then swiftly and without com­ signed to the position. Perry floor, and the board voted to r Starkweather St., recently re-, Its climb from the 90s into the The proposal was In lino with mlttee at the University of Con- swings in front, and so does a out styles loom on the horizon. wllege, held a N ation­ standby pumps were used. sis solely on learning from years and ■was also with Its NEW YORK (AP) — An 11- shallow yok e that Is m ore In­ collar to speak of. ‘The shirt last night. Miss Oauthder has Why not call ns and talk over al Aeronautics and -Space Ad­ On a farm near O’Neill, In books and does not give stu- Manchester Bureau and a gen- In accepting the post of board year-old boy has teen struck teresting when it is diagonal sleeve She Showed in white wool accepted a part-time position in The Herald’s new Rham cor­ JEWELERS-SH.VERS|yHTHS SINCE MOO ministration pre-doctoral fel­ to e d e t i ^ T chairman, Schaffer paid trihirte and killed by a New Haven Music, to teach vooal nvuslc H ^ r o n northeast Nebraska, dairyman dents the opportunity for practl- era! assignments reporter, (as in a chrome yefllow diiuier for daytime as well as white respondent Is Alice Solnlnen, Downtown Main Street, Maaobester lowship from 1963 to 1965. James Corke lost ten head of cal experience, and in this sense While, in Mant., ' Heteoni M . 228- He and his wife, the former oows. Corlde uses electric runs counter to the theory of part-time newswnlter for radio who tast week notified the board turtie on tracka In^ the ^ Bronx. ^ from the hips, but never, never “The Answer” is the name and two days at Lebanon. % e Is 8380. Dorothy Glaiiber of Manchester, pignpa to keep his water tanks Chairman Mao Tke-tung.\The station WINF. of her Intent to resign during » » ' waistline. Designers that Miss Lambert gave to a a 1966 graduate of the Boston School Board Awards Bids are now living in Dallas, Tex., students noted that ydting A native of South/boro, Moss., GARDEN GROVE her third term. C on serv a toiy o f Miuste. M iss fulL _ TELEPHONE 649-5313—649-5314 Anthony Marchese, of the have forgotten waists; In fact, dress of Zuckerman’s, for It is Oontraots made by the boaid meeting when the matter was where he is a geologist with the The ten head apparently died Chinese now attend prlmaty^Jacote received a bachelor de­ He said, “As chairman, I will .. ' . .... Weltz. whose first taste a dress with the assurance of Delude, a 1966 graduate of discussed. Atlantic Refining Oo. school foi* six years, middle gree from Horvaffd University Emmanuel OoMege in Boston, eC whiestlon at. its last regular of heat prostraticHi brought on lean heavily on what I have Th® Monday evening accident of anatomy waa the anatomy of a suit, that is the answer* al- A retroactive appropriation by a lack of water. The rest of school for six years', and univer- and did ^^raduate work at Bos- learned from her.” He also de^ ed 4(r trains from 5 to 64 a sports car, and who Started most every time you ask "What has been hired to flU a vacancy m eetin g cure as toU ows: M ilk ■will be considered at the next „ „ ^ ^ his herd of oyer 100 was saved sity normally for five years, ' ton University’s School of Pulb- lauded her leadership in help­ minutee, affecting more than 80,- designing sports jackets and shall I wear?" Absolutely in the BYenoh 'Department cre­ to simply for the elementary finance board meeting. Porter when the -volunteer fire depart­ “This means that students are lie Relations and Communica- ing establish the Manchester 000 oommuterSk pants for men, and now says straight, It has four pockets ated by Mr. Taroauanu’s re­ attend the Citizenship ‘Short school for the coming year goes said. He urged the school board ment sprayed the cattle from a 26 or 26 years of age by the time tions. Community College In 1063, the Police said the, boy and three that the construction techniquea and rounded sleeves 'with but­ tirement. Vacancies in Englikb, Course’ in Washington, D. C.* A - f t - f t to Dart Dairy, Manchester, at to look out and not lel^ such a tank wagon and refilled the they complete their education,. ______seccHid o f its type founded in companions were cn their way he le^ ed from m en^ear gave ton shirt cuffs, and it was science and reading and Indus­ July Vt to 23. price of 6.97 cents per half pint; blunder happen again. He was water tanks. and this is much too long,” the a* a the state. MDC last winter be­ home and croesM the 194tii him Ideas for a woman’s found- shown in white diagonal wool, trial arts still exist. \^en we noted in this column tael and oil, DaM Oil.Oolnpany 'iulte stem about It.. Howard Erldtsen, executi-ye students declared. P u d I i C R e C O r c l S came part of a statewide sys­ Street viaduct over the tracks, atlon, showed a panty girdle in midnight blue homespim, in Damaijian presented bids ra- Voter Making some time ago that some 4-H’er mcmager of the Nebraska,. Pub­ They proposed ttet "^‘universi­ HOHBMBEK. I TH6 OilDBK OF TH8 00U2BM RULB They had discovered a dead tur- that he d^rtbed as made es- cC N orw ich , at $.08648 p er gallon tem of community colleges. Uliiw: slubbed satin, in black yel- celved for milk, fuel and paint- would have this wonderful op­ S A V I N G S on delivery; Leslie R. Matthe'ws The board of admissions of lic Power System, said the first ty students in liberal arts have ‘ Qidtctalm Deed iDr. Schardt also paid tribute tle near where the boy waa pecially for this era when wom- yet with a white satin collar, ing contraote. The Hess Oil and portunity, we didn’t dare think Hoc. of Cbeahire gets the con- eleotors will be in sesnion in the outage apparently resulted from their sohola^c work completed to Mis. Bourn’s contributions kllled. en don’t accent their waists. In and In flowered lame brocade Chemical Oo. of Perth Amboy, it would fall to a Hebron, girl, in two years and spend their Lebanon Steel Bbundry to feracit fo r M pairs o f ■window tow n o ffic e building ttato eve­ relay failure at Fort Randall to the hoard and voiced the *a«t, the girdle dips below the with jeweled huttona. NJ., submitted the lowest bid of a n d While in our gresit nation’s remaining time in practical Thomas D. Buccino and Irma L. L O A N ftnudes In two classrooms, at ning, from 6 to 8 pm., to a«t- which out out a 280 kilovolt line During Day or Nighf hope Jbat the board could “con- __ EYES , waistline, which Is where the when Miss Lambert flashed $.0581 per gaUon for fuel and Capital, winners will lesum what feeding pojyer into the N ebra^a' training, learning from the Buedno, property on Portland A S O C' I ,v r I O N fWM the Beuce Miachine Shop minister the electoraT oath to tlnus to call on: her to help solve . STATION, Tex. bulges occur, .says Mr. Weltz, a primitive country scene■ by citizenship means, how democ­ system . farmers, labcu'ero and soldiers.” St. ■ to South Coventry bid of $630 those found quaJUSlied. Natural- certain problems.” (AP) — “People eat with their and holds the hips "as In two Grandma Moses on Uie screen, ------_ racy works, and will tour the Power had Just about been tor rebuilding . the Incinerator ia&tion pepera proving dtlaen- Families depend on. us whenever-the In a wry referenoe that drew eyes,” cflaims .Dr. Edward E. hands”. Mr. Weitz says that and then said, "Here Is our jerkin went ^ did a tiny skirt, city so M to be able to tell the restored ■when the second out­ was rejected and the board was ship should he presented Jiy guffbiwB from the other mem­ Burns, Texas A&M food tech- when the small waistline • re- folk designer,” no one expected riiowing the tights to be cut hom e 4 -H’ers all about It when age occurred. IM s one, Erick- lilDTiTUtlol' .mnpowdred to seek further bids.B. naturalized citizens. need arises— be It daylight or dark- bers, Bcbardt added, “But I nologist. turns "we shall go back to the to see a costume by Rudi Gern- as low as a bikini, then went ■I ANCHEtTER't OLDIDT riMAWCI^L home again. sen said, came when the main I. Dooley of Miarlborougb was Intecestlng Dtea hope she doesn’t become a Dr. Burns said previous asso- Merry Widow, which^gave every retch featuring tights and long the top, to reveal a matching approved by the board for the Copies of ’The Summer An- Drought? DroutbT transformer burned out at the ciations and connotations of a one a W^stline no matter what sleeves in a flowered calico bra, and when he finished, one Sheldon Station of Consumers —for our personnel are on around- member of the MSIA negotiat­ /OOZeAiaifB S X ieet, general maintenance painting giioan Digest have been rc^ How many people resdize that ing.teasn." * food decide whether an eater else bulged” , print, covered by a jerkin, could only say, *^h, Orawtaia Public Power District in south­ Mk-es or dtsftkes it before a mor-. ^ fuu of ahstrac- Then came a strip-tease. *1116 Moses!” aontraot at m e. oeived by some members of St; we are undergoing the sixth RENT His reference -was to the fact Peter’s Dpdsoopei Church and year of drought, which began in east Nebreiska. the-clock duty. ael ever touches a tciste hud. BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 31—COVENTRY IBae Virginia Holt, who holds During the evening, when the that the board is embroiled in a B8 from Central Connecticut are mwh appreciated; in its 1961. A Completely Safety a salary and contract dispute! pages some surprising infor­ Now, the word drought is pro­ temperature was still in the 90s, State CbOlege in elementary ed- some areas of Lincoln were cut with the MBA, Slated soon for mation is foiuid. For instance, nounced drout, but who ever Checked Car ocatton, will teach in Grade 1 off for short periods to conserve arbitration at the state level. a t Paitriok, Ireland’s patron says it that ■way? ^ prefer ta the elementary school at a pow er. Bourn, in her resigna­ saint; wasn’t an Irishman but “drouth,” which is also a dic­ BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH aalaiy of $5,400. G ov. ES:ank M orrison ordered tion letter, stated that one of Written board policy and a was ah SJngilshmen, the son ,of tionary word, and is pronounced THE KIDS the Nebraska Power Re-view wum snt the reasons for her decision ■uggested sc(i)9dule dC board a deacon and graadson of a just the way it looks. But i»o- ONE FIXED FEE Board to mbke an investigatiem eflRANCS was that she was applying for I ^ e s t . ' body ■wlU listen to me. meetings for 1966-67 were dis­ of the outages. NO MILEAGE CHARGE a teachilng position in the Isnp • Salvation Army tributed to those present at the Meanwhile, brooks sure drying He also asked for a report on guage department at Manches­ Mrs. Richard M. Grant Is DRIVING YOU m eeting. up, meadows are parched, what areas have backup facil­ ter High School. Mementaiy school principal serving the anhuaJ Salvation woods are closed, tub baths ities for hospitals and such. ’Itte other reason, she aeld, Itay B. Gardiner reports that Army drive in Hetoron as its .tabooed and the like of that “Obviously air conditioning is was that her position as cHsir- the telephone number of the treasurer, and all contiibutloiis PAUL DODGE And what to do about It ? Can not as important as an opera­ man of the State Board for Re- Elementary school has. been should be forwarded to her. The ^ R A Z Y ? the ministers pray for rain? ting room,” he said. ’ g;ional Oommunlty Colleges was changed to 228-9465. The nurse’s drive w ill be conducted by mail, LEASING Old RENTALS Could a raihiiHdcer help out ? No This wtts Nebraska’s third 373 Main Street, Manchester—^Phone 649-2881 piecing Inoreasing demands on telephone in the school has been not by door-to-door calls. No reply cometb. experience with power failures her thna. -4 0 0 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTB|,COHN.^ y discontinued for the summer. quota has been announced. starting at F ort R andall. In 1962 On Schardt’s suggestion, the The Elementary school office Servicemen Report, Msuioheater Evening Herald and 1966 there were blackouts of board -voted to send Mrs?. Bourn wW be open from 9 a.m. to 1 ^John M. Reblllard, son of Mr. Hebron oorreepondent, Mias Su­ wide areias .of the Midwest due a letter “oommuniooitng our Ik . p.m.i Monday through Friday, and Mrs. Jules Reblliard of san Pendleton, Church St to relay troubles. feeling to her for her service.” taroUgh Aug. 6 . ' Hebron, has completed an eight- Memtoera then selected Dem­ At last report, there were week Army wurse in the fun- ocrat Campbell to replace two teaching vacancies still to damentails of internal combus- Schaffer as ’secretary. Like ba filled in the elementary 'tion engines and wheeled vehicle Schardt, who ' had also been acbool, one in Grade 1 and one chassis components, Announcement! conaidei^ for the post, Camp­ ta G rade 6. Congregational Notes bell Is completing his first tenn Richard ’ DIBuono was ap- Emery N. Taylor was recent- BETTER THAN A OR the board. He also chains proved ' as- second- ci»tpdian at--ly elected president of the Heb- We Moved the buQding and credit evalua­ the elementary school, raplac- rori Con^egatdorial . Church tion oommitteee. tag Wilfred Gagne, resigned. Men’s Fellowship, with Robert Both will stand for re-elec­ Somehow or other, an over- L. Tuppery-vlce president; Don- tion In the fan. Schardt report­ •ependiture of $218 in the aid Robinson, treasurer; Philip JULY 1st ^ edly deferred to Campbell be­ PERHAPS YOU OUGHT TO GBfr school board budget tgok place aark, secretary; cause of the pressure of his and^ causing some fu^, re- Off to Washington T O LARGER QUARTCRS medical praetioe^and his posi­ INTO A HOME WITH MORE LIV­ ported by the admlrrlstratto at Mias Susan Drew, daughter close of the fiscal year. How- of Mr. and Mi«. Joseph Drew TO satvE YOU l e i m . . . 1 tion as chalnnan of the busing ING SPACE! W e'd be glad to aid E. Porter, finance board of the Hope Valley area, is one experiment* study committee. Ehairman, was present sit the of seven 4-H cluh members Watch For Our Gtria The two-year e:q>erlment, for some GO Hartford youngsters. Is dfscuss financing if you're con­ Grand Opuning Spneiah! slated to begin here in Septem­ templating such a move. Let M ber., In other action, the board ^ point out to you the many ad­ WINDOW SMASHIN'! granted a year’s leave of ab­ sence to MTS, M urleL'W ilson, a vantages of a Home Mortgage O ttim -riHati GARNER’S ftfth grade teOcher at Waddell RUG AND UPHOLSTERY FIRE CRACKIN'! SchooL from Manchester's oldest finan­ SSI 451 CLEANING /r cial institution* O M ftr Sr. , Main St. 649-1762—14 High St. (Rear) IbM N I Tottni M anchester PRICE SLASHIN'!

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South Windsor wtiLK;iTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, JU LYl^lSW Board Okays Agreement thongs and zorrias School Board to Review With Custodud Union TV-Radio IHattripfliMr art aiiaptma pr o g r ^ , tfaa uHtanata for oYory ifianibar aiuwfar to tlM problain and the cure to The board of eduoaUon last Improved provisions for cus- 1 lEinmltig l|mdh the diaeue that oomea trim tfaa cura Staff, Curricula Proposals of iho idoal may avantuaBy be located by meana oi Television The board of education will with the provision that there be agreement for the coming year Increased payment from abotlier modem scientific marvel—the meet tonight to review ^ 'ad- • no access from the garage to with the custodial union, Local time-and-one-half to double BEE SATCB»ATT5 TV ^WEEK FOR COMPLETE tlsTlNO for homo, himeh, omnputar. niinlstratibn request for con- an adjoining ri.ght-of-way. 991 of the American Federa- t|me'for Sunday work; double 5-.00 (3-10-22) Movie (24) What's New? Oomputora working for the American tinued o'jrrlouia development A house lot had been subdi- tlon of Sta,te, County and Mu- ( 8) Mike Douglas 7:15 (30) Sports Camera (12) Merv Griftin (32) Backstage (lool and showo^ #. Medical Association and the federal and expansion of the sOhbol’s vided from a larger piece of niclpal Employes, AFT^-CIO. 2. A 60-day probationary (2U) Interpol Fooi^ and Drug Administration may cut staffs. land and the garage is -within The contract contains sev- period without seniority rights (18) Ralph Kaima 7:30 (KV22-30) My Mother, the Car (30) Three Stooges (C) the life 'o f new diseases Short by ool> The request was presented to a two-and-one-half feet of a 60' eral causes for improved work- new employes—formerly 90 (40) Adventures lu ParadiSe (24) Elliot Norton • open liiondays all year! the board at its last meeting, foot right-of-way. Tlie right-of- ing conditions, which Douglas ^^yj 5:30 ( 20) American.') al Worlt (12) Diiktari (C) lecting and taiaulating and cross-index­ (40) Woody Woodpecitcr ( 8-20-40) Combal ing samples of them the moment they Other items on the agenda way gives access to the back of pierce, the board’s business 3. Cumulative sick leave to (.30) Whirjytrirds (18) Subscription- TV 1 • both stores open include a' report on the tuition the larger tract. manager, said now conform to 120 days—^formerly 90 days. (18) Hollywood Bacltstage 8:00 ( i0-22-30) Don.'l Eat Dalsie* appear, thus sounding the alarm, and 5:45 CM) Peter Jennings. News L VaftllAwAV ■* A cost for pupils tb be trans- Aetna Service Stations Inc,, those given other town em- (C) - m hastening the cure, much more quickly 4. Three weeks vacation with 6:00 ( 30) Seahunt (24) Jazz Casual thurs. and A ported out from Hartford as 856 Sullivan Ave., a variance pioyes. Two new provisions pay'after five years—formerly (20) -Big Piclui'e (181 Subscription TV than would ever happen under slower (10) Fashion Show 8:30 (10-2'2-30l Dr. Kildare -(C) part of the area busing plan; for a repair garage in an RC were also added to the existing 10 years. (24) What s New'.' ( 3-121 IIIi>podi,-ome C) systems for ooUectlng a ^ correlating, a review* of the report of the zone and permission to seek for contract. A new clause in the contract (22| Rocky and His Bhiends ( 8-20-1(11 McHale's Navy (18) Merv Gi-lffin case records. a limited repairer’s license from fjo agreement on custodial (241 Book Beat - sidewalk committee; a sum­ gives custodians longevity in­ ( 3-40) New.-. Spoils. Weather 9:00 ( 8-20-40) F Troop !■ ezdastrely aBtiiM In any case, publicity of the kind cre­ mary of board negotiations and toe state. 1116 board denied a salaries was reached, however, crements of $100, $150 and $200. 6:15 (10) New.s. Weather (10-22-30) MIovie (C) o( an B«irB 4I>- ,(22) Club Hou.se (24) Point ot View i t II or art olharwlM credlt- ated by such panel diecussions may lend a report on tlhe annual meet­ request for a general repairer’s because these await the out- respectively, after 10, 15. and (40) SuguiToot •■d ala* ft* local Mwa pOb- license and granted a limited come of state-level arbl.tratioii 20 years of service.. Payment 6:30 (10-22-30) Huntley-Brlnkley 9:30 ( 3-12) Petticoal Junction (C) a iMind, too. The general public- la be­ ing of the Connecticut Associa­ (C) (2-4) Vcrdle,. Opera coming more and more aware of the tion o f Boards of Education. repairer’s license. of the board’s dispute with the .will be by lump sum on the em- ( 3) Waller Cionltite (C) (18) Subscription TV Al'bert Hammond, 29 Spruce Manchester Education Associ- pioye’s anniversary date. (24) Travel Time ( 8-2(14Q) Pevton Place iUi 9 \J p . eft. possibility that not all wonder drugs are A report on the ad hoc com- (20) Scope 10:00 ( 3) Conn.: VVbat’s Ahead a variance to build a ation, slated to ' begin In the The other new clause, con- ( 8-20-4(1) I«'\jgillve Inc., aa- wonderful for everybody; one doctor mittees of the board, to de- Lane, (12) Newsbeat ______for typo- closer to the sideline future. cerning union security, provides ( 8) New.swire (12) The Homosexual THURSDAYS , Is adrartlseawats participating in this discusaon the othw termine if each committee S^roge 6:4.*) ( 8) Peter Jennings, News- 10:30 ( 3) CBS Re)s>rts la Tb* Masdieater should be authorized to func- than pemdtted on his property, Though the union has no con- that present union members and 7:00 ( 22-30-40) New.s. Wealher 11:00 ( 3-8-10-12-20-22-30-40) News, FRID.AVS day estimated that 90 per'cent of the ( 3) Movie (C) S))orts. Wealher tion again next year, will also an A-20 zone. nefctlon with the MEA, salaries those who join the union after (i8i Vintage Theater MANCHESTER antibiotics being administered nowadays ( 8) Addams K'amily o( n. B. A. rtc*. Ise. Marcel Gulmond, 653 Pleasant it can gain will presumably be the effective date of the agree- (10) Kve Dentify ,i , 11:20 1 3-8-12) Movie (C) be considered. 11:25 ( 40) Espionage are being prescribed needlessly. Ths Vhem e^'ng will start at 7:30 Galley Rd„ a vari^ce to con- dependent upon recommenda- ment must remain in the imion. (20) Readers Dige.st __ ^ , PaboH______aad Boatop. general public, let us hope, is beginning p.m. at toe high school’ Itorary. at^^t a garage closer to the tionS handed dovm by a three- New employes will be required The adminUtration’s proposed sideline than regulations permit board of arbitrators,, who to become union members with- AUBBT BOHBJlP OF CXHCOtip to lose its magidal assumption that, in . f>non hishi.<> nreml.se.s.premises, in an A-20 ___nt the an rinva and rnmnin mem-i HftW. ______■ the age of the miracle jpitibiotics, all It nine points for expansion of the will review all facets of the in 60 days and remain mem-^ zohe. Radio needs to do for almost anyUiing Is to- professional and non-profession­ board-MEA hassle, including bers in good standing during the Aaplay dealpf boi^ John Prankus, 730 Sullivan SrMondaT — 1 p-S^Twaar. al staff include: the over-all budget. term of the agreement. ('Tilt* listing Incdules only tliose news broadcasts o f W or 16 Ibr ToMday — 1 p.si. Mogday., _ reach for a. generous helping of lozenges Ave., a variance for an addition V, —Employment of an adminis­ minute length. Some statlnns e«rry other Short newscasts.) Jbr Wedacaday — 1 P-m:_lb«aday^ of one potency or another. to an existing dwelling. His “ tar ‘Itaiaday — 1 p.m. Wadstaday. trative Intern for every two ad­ br Friday — 1 p-in. Tbmaday. As the meeting ttie other day showed, property in a -CX zone. , WDBC—1860 10:20 Dial 12 ministrative units at the ele­ Vernon* 12:15 News, Sign Off SntlirdRy 1 p.in* ]Tna*y» . - ^ - th* doctors themselves have trouble ' l l ? ^ u th Windsor 'Volunteer 5:00,-IiOng John- Wade. • ^ fl S d i d lln e : 1 0 :» a.in oadi day et mentary grade level. 8:00 Dick Robinson WTIC— 108* •zeapt Batorday — > aja. enough controlling the antibiotics, let Fire Dept., a temporary and 11^05 News; Slg9) Oft 5:00 Afternoon Edition v V — Study of the non-instruc- 6:00 News. Sports. Weather conditional variance for a car­ WBCH—910 alons ths laymen. tional duties which might be as- Ten Complete CD Session; 6:35 Americana VuMida*^ i t nival, from Aug. 2pyto 27. at 5:00 Hartford Highlights 7:30 News of U)e World % .slgned to semi-professional per­ 8:00 Gaslight 7:45 Joe Gai-aglola Sullivan Ave. and-^Cye St., in a 12:00 Quiet Hou)-s sonnel. 7:50 Sing Along CX zone. Rescue Squeui Considered WINF—123* 7:55 David Brinkley —Eknployment of a school Ad­ 8:05 Pop Concert Th* Ftiller Life Carlo G.^J*i^tileo,. a variance 5:00 News justment counselor or social 5:15 Speak Up Hartford 9:05 Nightbeat 'An to convert into a two-family, Ten men participating in a He is expected to assunj^ 6:00 News. toort.s 11:0O News, Weather, Sport* The lure rf eeoape from a world too worker. part-time police duty this week. 6:46 Lowell Thom** 11:30 Art Johnson 7:00 World Tonight W POP— 1410 6na hoadllns phrased'tt- that “CWM- much wito us Is probably as old a* toe -EiAployment of a full-time ^ ^ 30 5:00 George Brewer librarian for the middle school training course were graduated Lee Hospitalized 7:15 Frank Gifford befg Binds Sympathy m Italy” and first middle-aged man. But it’s had an Kenneth Lee, roal estate con­ 7:36 P\R>Iic Affairs 6:30 Ken Griffin especial appeal ever since that French ^ a n elementary school Hbro- 8:10 Speak Up Hartford 10:00 Hotline MiiiBlfiss Itself by adding that sultant of the Vernon Redevel-^ 10:00 News, Comment 12:00 John Sherman stockbroker decided to chuck it all, flee Poj^ And State Meads Understand Ura. to OOOMM. llbronr .«■ b. opment Agencyr is reported to to toe South Seas and play artist hero be In Norwalk Hospital sutfer- Pe|^ Aim," but our sympathy goes to for a Somerset Maugham novel. ™Rtov«o.Uon o« t». .ohool TC" I™ 1“** •(*««; Ambassador Goldberg, that, having V tion of an upstairs porch advanced first-add ing from a heart attack. Hardly anyone notices that Paul Gau­ nursing service 'tb include Lee was to attend a meeting codie off the Supreme Court in such guin’s Tahitian paradise proved not all More Than Just An Answering Service A „u„., >n. .r“ o*„srs.iiSn^r hotirs of classes'so far. The tomorrow night of the agency, higli hopes of being able to do some­ Accent on the homey look cakes and ale. If he sickened miserably creasing toe number of person- Alexander F. Maurowskhs ^ taught by Robert Junior Women thing tor peace in the world, be should tt was at least amid sunriilne and nu­ nel and providing a substitute Pleasant Valley Rd.. a variance j^jeUquigt certified Red Cross The Vernon Junior Women’s bile maidens, and he expired aa roman­ nursing service. now-find himself peduced to such un- for a lot with less width than instructor and a ser- tonight'at 8 at toe home of Mrs, Whether it’s a'homey looking colonial, (3fe- comfortMile and unhappy missions as tically as Keats or Byron. —Employment of a second required on south side of Pleas- vernon Police Alan tinctive traditional or streamline contempo­ that of trying to eiqilain to leaders who For lesser mortals, no less romantic eF psychological examiner and an Valley Rd. Rockville. Oo-hostess for the eve- TERMITES elementary guidance counselor. Department. rary dining area you have, Daystrom has a believe in peace why the United States - dreams. The farmer muses on distant Little League recessed nlng will be Mrs. John R. An- —Ktaployment of a media co­ Training has OR ANY PEST PROBLEM seM and the sedlor Iwigs for a home The UtUe Leagpe Auxiliary, ^ summer and classes will derson. dinette styled for you. Daystrom has elimi­ keeps escalating war in Asia. on' the prairie. The housewife in Sauk ordinator to manage education­ - - f will meet tonight at the home remime in the faH. More Horsertoe# STOP AT OUR LOCAL STORE FOR nated the utilitarian look most met^ dining It Is difficult to think of anything Center wai^ to swap the PTA for al television'and handle expan­ of Mrs. Stanley Silver, 49 Ali­ On th« training agenda for Rockville Horseshoe groups have, without losing its servicability. moM iMtoaloua than sending a sp^al Manhattan soirees, yhile toe busy-^and sion of “multi-media” instruc- son Dr., at 8:30 p.m. volunteers undertaking the next League has been dissolved after I FREE GENERAL INFORMATION Maintenanc6-free Daystroms are completely glamorous model to time grows pensive t h e CENTER Uonal sei’vicM. smbiinTT to see Pop* P mH VI in ordbr Scoiit Camp , phMe will be a study of police six years of play, Watts Shat- washable with a damp cloth. Table tops are to explain to Mm that, since the Horth e-ver vine-covered cottages. That staid —-Establishment of a late- The second sfwsion o f the including laws of ar- tuck, director, has announced. I WITH SPECIMENS FOR IDENTIFICATON looking commutoi'e bulging brief case activlties bus with tSe .bpenlng laminated on both sides to prevent warping Vietnamese have escalated their Infil- Pinnacle Mountain Brownie and search and seizure; crim- ‘ He explained that overtime I EXTERMINATING SUPPLIES OR SERVICE and are stain, acid and alcohol resistant. See tMthm of South Vietnam from almost hides a copy of Plying Magazine. of toe new middle school. Girl Scout Day Camp will run collection, idenbifica- work, illness, and lack of inter- But we more prosaic mortals tailor, — Establisihment of ah ele- the Daystrom that’s right for your home at BOtfaIng to as many as T,500 a month A Thought for Today July 1-8 through 28, and will ^ preservation of evi^ est. has impaired the league our dreams to wnaller ambitions. A few I Connecticut Yankee -mentary supervisor’s portion,b^W d'fioin 9:15 ajn. to 3:16 dence; detention procedures; In- schedule, making it impossible 115 CENTER STREET/ Watkins tomorrow. 5 piece set shown is ?99, sfatbs WS began bombing Worth Viet­ extra hours on toe golf course, per­ Inside Report Sponsored by the Manebestor no later than July 1, 1968. nam to stop them, wa now hays to Council of Churches ' . . . tervlews; Interrtgation; rules of to continue. . . . ABAIR-LAVERY PEST CONTROL CO. haps, where whacking a ball can substi­ By A.H.O. Planning Hearing All campers are requested to evidence; human relations; po- The league 'waj founded in tute for hacking our way through jun­ hwiph North Tietaam sesns mors. ■ ^ } criUclsm. And sometimes. In The planning and zoning com- be at their bus stof)s at 8 a.m. communications; and patrol. I960 as part of toe RockviUe 649.1390 gles. IJr, If we’re lucky, a centeiboard “ A man may think he is re­ Nothing provided toe Demo­ On raoh a mtasion, wMch must have Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Nova such a long span of power— , nussion will hold a public hear­ the first day of c^p. Bus stops scheduled is instruction Recreation Comm^ion. As sloop that imagination rigs as a bar- ligious, but if he has no control crats of th* recent state eon- made him cringe inside, Ambassador Indeed It is probably inevitable ing tonight to consider re­ will be at Fartiham Rd.. Hilton in how to cope with'nuclear at- participated at kentine rounding toe Horn. Not many liOS ANGEILES— Shortly aft­ er eight years of self-destruo- over his tongue, he is deceiv­ Goldberg exhibited some very fine,- yention with more of a key to in any long span of power-:r-the zoning the Main St. area from Dr.. Farmstead Dr., Pleasant of us actually chuck it all, at least not tlve internal wars. 'What is ing himself; that man’s religion tack. The students wtll leam time. fahey, and proper d^domatle footworit. er his smashing Republican pri­ their own oratory than the bargains and transactions of R-rural to A-40. Valley School, Wapplng Com­ until toe years have left its flesh lees called unity is really a truce is hopeless. The kind of religion emergency measures Including ^*^” ***^**411 i*-***« mary election victory a month the past can build up a sort of Ih e commission has previcnis- munity House, Kelly Rd. and radiation detection, s h e 11 e f The Vernon Grange will have Re somehow . managed to maMe the resilient than the spirit, dictated by Re^«an’e landslide which is without stain or fault charge toe Republicans had ago, Ronald Reagan met in ly voted to change toe zone to Spruce Lane, and the Avery Claim that the Pop# and ths leaders HenceNour fascination with those who primary win over moderate In toe sight of God our Father leveled two weeks before—that depiand note which they are management- and related ® Po^luck V * likely to present at toe most A-40, but the change was in­ Street Sch(X)!. courses Grange Hall Friday, starting at •HBKMrstood” his 'explanations without do, and Mve to tell about it. Not just Sacramento with the party’s George Christopher. Is this: To go to the_ help of toe Democrats had become orphans and widows'In their inopportune and costly mo­ validated by a superior court Civil’ Defense officials are « f'®. himself actually claiming that they ap­ those who dare a single advenutre, like other statewide nominees for a "If Reagan had won by 50,- Vtlred and listless.” This was Manchester Evening Herald distress and ‘keep ^ oneself im- ments. ruling because of two technical considering fo*ning a volunteer b^ng a potiuok d i a ^ d their proved or accepted them, or join^ his croesing the Atlantic In a tiny Tinker- ihsouBsion without precedent 000 or 60,000 votea, we’d be the thing Democratic State South Windsor corr«»pondent, tarnished by toe ^ rid.” So the Deinocrats did, for all errors. rescue squad from among toe official eemtention that the United belle, but also those who boldly uproot here over the past generation. ' scratching each other’s eyes Chairman John Bailey seized Anne Lyons, tel; 644-8582. —JAME5S their own oratory to toe con­ .The commission will also con­ auxiliary police. dessert will be furnirtied. Grills settled lives and family, abandon in With State Chairman Gaylord out,” one prominent liberal Re- upon in his own opening re­ States and the Pope, tor Instance, Rev. iDouglaS E. Theuner trary, for all their protesta­ sider a revision to toe zoning Volunteers would learn to op­ wiU be provided by those who midstreeun a certain livelihood to^chaee Farktoson presiding over the ^ b lica n here toW us. '“ But with marks to his delegates. It hap­ share the same common -view that “all St. George’s tions o f youth and vigor, ahow, regulations redefining permit­ erate the DUKW. an amphibi­ wish to cook out. a dream before it’s lost. meeting, it was determined that the size of Ms win, we have no pened to be, besides a chargp he Hospital Noitos klUlng should stop” in Vietnam. Episcopal Church in their conduct of themselves ted uses in I-Industrial zones. ous Y^icle owned by the Ver­ « • • all statewide Repuhilioan candi­ choice but ^ aocegpt Mm. That wanted to answer, a reminder Inside AKhridtted Yesterday; Vic­ Bolton at their 1966 state convention, Joseph J. Carino, chairman of non CiD, unit The Pope’s idea, wt hope, is that One who did is Edmund Fuller, whose still doesn’t mean we buy Me to him of something of an anni­ dates would try to run as a some of the signs o f the lassi­ ths commission, says the item toria Gaetke.. SometB; Susan killing should halt now, without any essays on books gu’ace these pages. Now ticket led by Gubernatoried can­ ideology or Mm.” versary. \,N ew Boat Evans, Corrine Dr., Tolland; tude, the carelessness, the vul­ had been Included at toe Request Report A new lightweight boat and nscesslty of victory or surrender for he tells about it in a new book of his didate Reagan. Though nothing That toe ideological gap still It had been 20 years before Anna Lanz, BSMngton; Beth nerable conceit that it didn’t of three large property owners outboard motor haye been pur­ anybody.- The United States, idea, as own, “Successful Calamity” (Random new for an Eastern or Mid­ exists was made clear at the Finally, thews was some brief that. Bailey had begun his per- Sally BHim, Doyle Rd.,To'lland; make great difference what in toe industrial zone east of chased by the OD unit and de­ House), It’s a pleasant talc. and he Seicramento" meeting, This was ronal stewardship ef toe party, (Continued from Page •) cnascu oy u« w ett Tolland- now pressed more and more kisfilimtly western state, that’s' down­ discussion of ■ the hottest politi­ they did, which are typical of R t 6. tells it well, but best of all it’s a tonic right revolutionary for OaH- in a state convehtion vfhich had by Ambassadbr Goldberg’s boss in the toe alignment on toe most emo­ cal item of all: Fair housing 1^- power held a long time. He.notes that a more restric lywood actor wito no business ®""* Unda Haven. 'WtodBorville! Vmte House, is that we will kSiip on for those who. are heavyladen. foroia Republicans who until tional issues confrotoing toe islation. Reagan opposes it. surprised ,him W d everybody live zone - an industrial park even runnUig for Governor. But p ^i>wyer,' deputy Charles Gegne, 104 Union St, Mr. Fuller, to be sure, took a rather now have followed the doctrine Flournoy and Finch tend to else by allowing Itself to be Confronted with the almost klHing until we have killed somebody state: zone wito protection for proper- his leading supporters here are police chief and OD head,-notes Rock-ville. . . shopworn journey. What he chucked was of every candldate-for.hiinself support it (though Finch is not swept off its feet by a nomi­ insoluble dilemma of what to Dischauged Y**rtetda|y: Pet­ Into submission. . On one side was Reagan. On ty owners who would like to urgently advising Kufchel that that the town has long ntoded toe “rat race” of New York City, where eatsMirt^ by Bari Warrr/i 26 in favor of the existing law.) nating speech which took toe do about Senator Tom Dodd, er Vaiclulls, 8 Weetview Ter­ We con believe Ambassador Gold­ the other were two of his prin­ brii^ specific industries into toe he must at least endorsee toe a boat and motor tor emer­ he was then a young man of promise in convention out of anybody’s whether to make Him and his years ago.' cipal running mates: Robert Ordinarily these differences area — had been ad-vocat^ by ■whole ticket or face sure defeat gencies on its lakes and rivers. race; 'Wiffiaon French, 28 Wash­ berg’s Itoerences that the Pope and the a publisher’s office. What he swapped control and handed"^ toe party plight conspicuous by toe spec­ There was general agreement Finch, Richard Nixon’s former 'would be enough to insure bit­ the pix^ierty owners. in toe 1968 Republican primary He noted toat, in the past, ington St., Vernon: Gene Goeh- leaders of Italy do underatand the ob­ it. fOr was a Vermont farm. What hap­ nomination to W i^rt Snow, tacle of a vacant chair, or to at the Sacramento meeting administrative sissistant and ter quarrels for ttie ■whole of the He said the zone lyould include for another term in the Senate, when a boat was needed. It was ring. Hale St. EJxt.', Rockville; I/- stinate intranaigeant attitude of pened was just what you’d expect. when Chester Bowles had ,been make It conspicuous by an un­ when Parkinson discussed the now candidate for Lieutenant campaign. In fact, before the restrictions on plot plans and . That is the cardinal rule of necessary to borrow one. Once Julia. Hioskiwia, Vernon. the Vietcrtg and the North Vletnamem, There are all the stereotyped tribula^f expected to win the nod. It was natural and exaggerate pre­ road layouts. Republican politics in California •nie Herald's Vernon bureau need to avoid conflict between Governor, and Assemblyman primary both Finch and Flour­ it took police about an hour to tions—the hazards of Vermont snows, a precious loss, as It turned out, tense that what had happened today: Obey the Truce of Rea- , P.O. Box 327, tel. 876-3196 or who certainly ate not rushing to conf- the campaign organizations of Houston Flournoy, candidate noy told friends they planned Other items on toe agenda In­ obtain a boat, Dwyer said. . busted plumbing, recalcitrant pigs, sick­ for Bowles, because any Demo­ to him had made him a greater gan or perish. It will continue bi at 38 Paris St„ BockvUle, ply with American demands upon the various candidates. But dis­ for Controller.-They are among entirely separate campaigns to clude an application for remov­ ■ The boat will be used to sup- ness, bonewearying labor, the frustra­ crat would have lost in • the hero than ever, they took the in force at least until Election them, Mid who- therefore tiAe the agreements became obvious the most promising. younger keep -themselves apart from al of fill and gravel on the prop- pleittent the DUKiW, or in areas 643-2711. ; tions of an outlander amid alien neigh-, strarigr tide of that year, path of le u t res.istance and greatest -single blame for -the continua­ .when talk at the closed-door members of toe state party’s Reagan. No more. Now, with erty of Morton Shimelman and Day. where use of toe large amphib­ bote. Their freshness comes from his mpderate wing, but are running Reagan, they are trying to work whereas there lay ahead, in greater public spectacle. Joseph Vinick on Nevers Rd., 1966 Publishers Newspaper tion of the war.' ^ ^meeting turned to issues. A oon- Syndicate ious vehicle is not feasible. , .skill as a raconteur; the chapter on his far behind their Democratic out compromise positions on toe 1948, when Bowles would get Face with the task of fill­ " But we must dobbt, agatn, that even sMertAle gulf stHl separates bounded by pre^rty of the New. Officer BARRiCiNi adventures wito toe cow and toe artl- foes in. the polls while Reagan issues that divided them at Sac­ his .chance, the so-called Tru­ ing vacant spots on their state Reagan, rapidly becoming ths town, of C.V. Benjamin and of Frank Wrobel Jr. of Garnet exclusively at AMbaas^or Goldberg succeeded in ”• ficial ihsemlnator is sheer delight. leads Brown by a handsome ramento. They' ■ may well suc­ man miracle.'' ticket, they assumed tha,t the now messdah of the nation’s Richard Jones, end by Abby Rd. Tobacco Total Estimated Ridge Rd., Tolland, was sworn selHng his distinguiisbed listeners toe But the real rewards in the tale come ceed, and .a unified position, on . Bailey has been at the helm prople ef Connecticut h e no conservative movement, from margin^ And an application from Savin in as a supernumerary in- the Idea that President Johnson’s peace . from his gift of self-perception. Without the University of California is that long, steering wito the un­ instinct, or even right, for that Brothers for removal of sand WASHUNGTON (AP) — The Liggeff Drug hie more liberal lunidng mates. The volatile question of -Vernon Police Department last moves with regard to Vietnrti Wave benefit of LSD, Mr. Puller can stand off expected soon. expected tides, and ; getting matter, to pay even toe most and gravel .from property owned Agriculture Department has eg-, ....f a b k Ap e Yet these, ideological differ- whether the state legislature night. been as sincere, as resourceful, as firmly and watch himself being naive, roman­ ' more adroit and skilled at the casual k ie of attention , t o the., by Jcihn Russo, off Chapel Rd. timated that Massachusetts and ' enoes by no means dleoouraged slKmid tovesfl^te the Uhlveral- The only divergent note is tic, Impractical and even foolish, all with processes o f his trade over the quality and calibre of toe selec­ and bounded by property of the Connecticut will prodiKe 17,362,- Intended as oiur prosecution o f toe war the other statewide RepubSoan ty , of Qalifomia came up first sounded by Sen. Thomas Kuchel, wry amusement. The reader can watch “ years. tions made, and there seemed Windsor Clay Products, of toe 000 pounds of tobacco this year, has been. We escalate the war ev«y candidates from close collabora­ at the Saoramento meeting. leader of California's liberal Re­ a man as he grows to wisdom about life, But he, and the party he absolutely no energy at all, on town, and of Henry Ordway and The two states are major pro- day. We have never escalated toe ap- tion with Reagan, for they know Reagan was all for it. Finch and publicans, who failed to attend dreams and self. Flournoy were inclined against toe victory dinner for Reagan rules, have nevertheless been the part of the party leeer- Hattie Lame. ducer of cigar wrapper tobacco. proatoes to peace. Ambassador Gold­ • • * their only chance of success in a it, warning of a possible witch and has not yet endorsed the en­ subject 'to some cf the influ­ ship, to search for posstole dis- Variances Granted The department estimated berg Joins the procession — the tragis state where a divided, decMn- One thing he learned Is that paradise hunt. tire state ticket. ences of toe passage of time tiiictloh and strength. Instoe, The zoning board of appeals Monday that Massachusetts procession—of United States mpresent- is an illusion... In toe countryside to tog Democratic party stiM re­ granted eight applications for would have 3,000 acres In tobac- The same alignment showed Among friends, Kuchel never and the Jong.-possesslon of pow­ in fashiOh sqmewhat tlrM and atives to toe United Nations lyho have ^ which be escaped he found a different mains the majority party Is. a appeals at its mCeting last week, co production at 1,780 pounds up on a coming statewide ref­ has attempted to disguise his er. These influences flow to-" listless and 'careless, the lead­ bean forced by circumstance, by policy, rat-race. More, as in the big city, he Reagan landslide victory over ership took what happened to Granted were toe followii^ ap- per acre tor a total of 6,116,000 two-term Democratic Gov. Ed­ erendum against pornography. contempt for Reagan as a Hol- gether to create a condition and by vain hopes of salvaging some­ found ^ adultery, incest, murter, fraud; be' standing near at hand, al­ pBcations: ” pounds. mund G. (Pat) Brown. It might Reag;an was for it, Finch and which a shrewd enemy might brutality, s.tupidity, sloth greed, hatred (See Page Seven) most as Ifi in toe event of any Earl K. Anderson, 899 Elling- The department estimated thing if, only they play along, into just pull in the rest of the tick­ Flounwy against R .' call one of being ti^ gpd what sunoimts to a repudiation of the . and bigotry. He also found what he had which mors friendly Miservefa small m a r^ next November, it ton Rd., a variance tor a; side- Connecticut would put 7,600 also found- sometimes in toe city, honor et with him. wanted to be able to haws enly yard of less ihan the irtinimum acres In tobacco production for .personal Mealism witl\ which toey ac- Indeed, Reagan’s presumed might call one ef progressive and integrity, diligence, common sense, erer-oonfidenoe and «nder-Mlf- . itself to blame.. 10 feet. The site is in-an A-20 1,611 pounds per acre and a to*-^ eeptod toe post in toe first place. compassion, kindness, faith and per­ eoattsJl effect is the key to un­ zone. The request was granted tal. .of 12,247,000 pounds. What a wondertol millenium there severance to adversity. accustomed unity so pervasive win be, some day, in which diploiriats ' Perhaps a wise man might have>told today in California’s blood­ win have to work only tor things in him beforehand that this is toe elemen­ stained RepUbMoan party Sft- which they believe, and carry only tal human face. But' It’s a discovery mossagsa wdiich they themselves can each of us must make anew, and some respscM of us never do. Anyway, it was not his MANCHESTER most important discovery. Herald That, as it turned out, wee bis dis­ covery o f Edmund Fuller. For one thing, Yesterdays New Diseases From New Cures he learned not to blink facts, his ven­ DRY CLEANERS ture did fail. Yet his paradise lost, he The diaeBses that come fiom- the 25 Years Ago did not retreat to the place from which 93 WELLS ST., MANCHESTER—643-7254 treatment of diseases osmsdn for eon- he, had fled. He turned a gallant mis^ '■ Members of Orange k>dg(M sidsrabls discussion 'at a meeting of the take into an onward leading miertake. from an over, Oonnec^cut and Specfol For .Month of July American Oollege of Physioans iuv New For Mr, BhUcr this self-discovery led neighiboring states me^^ SMe Tork the ether day. pn to toe quiet of olaasroom and writ- for celebration of the 26dst an­ What was being discussed was one of in^room . Since then a good'many young; niversary of ^the Battle of the the newest threats to healto, which is, men have profited from his company at ...Boyne. . tronioally, a by-product of toe progress the K m t School; the regt of us have Chief Roy Griswold of the we keep making in our development and enjoyed his small shelf of books. Other 8th District Fire Department • DRY CLEANED •FLUFFED DRY m «, other ways. But. whatever your nm of drugs. proposes new statiOnt and relo- AND PACKAGED IN CEDARBED way, you will be rewarded by ebaring eationa to the North End die- Two statistioB, each from the Johns this modeet Odyssey. tricL BLANKET BAGS HopMna University Hospital to Balti- And marvel at the durability of>»toe Cash & Cany Onfer mon, show how serious too probiem has adventurous spirit A t this moment Mf. ^ . 10 Years Ago baoome* . Fuller, the family all uprooted, is teadi- Ona statistic shows toft 11 per cent ing in' Rome, exploring the ruins of an­ Pratt antnwjhitney Alrc|j;aft is negotiating alease for 26,000 of the patients, in toe hospital suffer tiquity end no doubt taking oopdous Manchosttr, sdminw naotions to the d n ^ they are. o c ^ . square feet of space in toe new shopping center bn W..Mid(}lii' NO obligation; you Don’t Hav« To Bo A DoJioiHor to Gtf S B L1 gtvrt srhHe they are to the hqepitaL HTdoh remtods me that pur own new 8 5 ‘ 2 1145 TaNand Tpkt), Exit 93 Tpke.T with Green Manor 1 ^ ' Another statietie Bays that advarse boat is launched aiid ready for the dis­ Beg, price, ou deL o e r ^ I 8 to « Wilbilr Cross fciriiway tant shores of Midne. Pray don’t tell tates toe. aomfwtorsandelectrlobtankets. | SafcSwl Maotioa to drugs used outside toe hos­ me this is a waste o f time and money Towi, along with state res­ pital is the seventh moat oonunon reason for a grandfather. .|^ead softly, ae toe idents, will participate in .‘‘Oper­ tor, admlJslon to the hospital. post begs, because you tread on my ation Al'frt,” a fifteen-minute, it, iMwavar, such serious ststistice dreams. — VERMONT ROYSTER IN nationwide Oi'vil Defense even* H egte eo* Oheppy aids reeeR of mod- T B ^ WALL STRODT JOURK^ A ± 2 l V S

PAGE NlNE^if MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. IIANCHESTE^^^NN., TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1964

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, JULY 1% 1966 da Mitdiell, Maureen Mordaa- AnlU Hanaen, Susan Hatton, Prewpt and: Vernon Patricia Henriquas, Sharon ky, Carol Nickerson, Sdielly Tolland County Jones, d ia rie s King, Carol Numrych, W endy Sndth, Jeanne HOME MFAIR lie® when a ball . cm*®d Senate Passes Bot^d Will Tackle Kirk, Terasa Kwlatkowski, Tersila, Howard Wheeier. SERVICC through tJ>e window of the police Honors; Gail Anderson; Deb­ $864,035 for Capital Works CANDIES Ava Landry, Donald Langdis, Btation. Bill Raising High School Honor Roll orah Carter, William Cosgrove, ^pecIaHsIng In Small Unda Lehm itt Heae Repalra Lundgren niabed through the S o m e Families Stilt Sought Tarry DalBenc, Robert itynn. NOW AVAILABLE AT Long Agenda Today Rockville High School stu­ seph Sawidd, Arlene Seynwur, Also Barbara Leroh, Priscil­ beck <^oor to HeaUm Field Mon- Appi^ved by School Board Federal Pays Katoisan Shea, Dennis SulUvah, la Lercli,r Mlldrad Lasslg, Fern Foriier, Susan Orindal, R. RBICNBNiACH «tey in Ume to eee boys running PINE PHARMACY dents on the honor roU fo r the Cynthia Hallanbeck, Deborah The board of education last He said the fact is that the WASHINGTON (AP) — Ib e The agenda for tonight’s meeting of the board of di­ Barlena Tracy, Rayniond Walk­ Tbomas Luddacke, Mlchaline in all directions. But he found As Hosts for City Children final quarter this year have Hess; WCndy Hollister, Jane night gave final’approval to‘a tower grades have pracUca y J^J^3 p «5s«d and returned 6M C K N TE B 8T. • W r M li er. Marchaiid, Lawranca Maron, CoB 649-2614 the 15-year-ohl. lad who owned rectors is so long that thought has already been given Horsman; Jean Kaiser, Chris­ revised capital improvements nothing in the way of ^ y s i^ House a federal pay r^se A number o< county families Tolland, Mr. and Mrs. Ed .been announced by Martin Fa­ So^Moetea Shirley MeCann, Patricia Mc- After 5 p a. up to the 300-foot blastt ward Itoelps, Mr. and Mrs. to adjourning .the meeting at a reasonable hour and to Davltt, Richard M os^, Mary Une Kawinski, Dale Karpuaka, program for.w. ----- next^ year toU ling educaUon • and playground equip- bjn------— - about 1.8 are playing host this summer to gan, princq>al. "W e won the game,” the Stuairt Danforth and Mr. and rescheduling parts o f it next Tuesday. High honors: Gail Ashland, Louise Kaaevich, Janet Kayan, $864,035,• OOA noR whichv.rVi;<^Vi spells erioUc outnilf in de-dft- ment.Itient. >■ mlHlm governmentmvarAMmMf erftptoyeaMyS«nl/bViilil about 30 underprivileged chil­ Praohniak, Frederick Ray, young, slugger said. Tbnlght’a aeaalon will be heid — ------:.... ' ' <• Seakn* Keith Belyea, Barry Berman,- h n T h e . 4 tail the improvements slated. He said his $78,000 recom- coat about $551.8 million a dren from New York City this Mrs. Robert MdHutchinson. Linda Shaw, Anthony" Shea, Haney King, Merrill Kloter, The win'will cost him $30, the at.S in toe Municipal BuUding Mark Cadman, Warren dark,. The programls almost exact- mendatlon woidd provide field, ^ month and next, and there still Storrs, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold sdhools or in the Circuit 12 Patricia Shlrshac, Dae Singer,. Phyllis Krsjewski, Betty-Jo price of thpi window. Hearing Room. High Honors: Sharon Devine, Karen Dugan, Jane* Gregus, FOR ly in line with the $865,000 es- gym and- play Hems for a House earlier pissed a remains an opportunity for a Bussek, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Courtroom. Deboi^ Trahan, Judith West, Kristofak, Theresa Kdawy, ly in line w iin m e *ooo,wu es- miu- y a j House earner passea a SALEM’S Sandra Dum, Mary Jane Fu- Donald King, Vincent Kluczew- timate submitted to the direc- • basic’’ program thaf couM be different version, although both few more to do so if they wish. Benson. Heading toe agenda are public 10. Aocj^ptance of amend- Catherine Wlliiams, dayton Janice Lee, Patricia Lentocha, Mayor Pays Rent giel, IkAilie Gessay, Susan ski, Sandra Laskowaki, Todd tors by Supt. o f Schools W il- uMHzed by the ] ^ e n t staff. would be effecUve July 1. The youngsters are visiting Rockville, Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ hearings and possible acUon on menta to the aewer depart- Wright, Sharon Wright Aud­ Janet Lexander. ^.LOUtSVHAJli Ky. (AP) - G oo^ch„ Charles Griffiths, Di­ Leventhai, Ann Morganson, liam Curtis in May together However, he“hoted that he president Johnson had recom- homes in ’Tolland (tounty for seph Kolwicz, Mr. and Mrs. Fashioned 12 proposals — fwir added ap­ ment rules. rey Zale. " A lso Cheryl MWraran, Dor­ Cosmetics ^ e w s ^ The city couldn’t pay, so the old ana Hunt laisn Kirk, Karen John Pacheco, Marsha Paradis, with the operating budget rfe- would recommeinl the addition mended a less costly increase two weeks under the New York Robert Menard and Mr. and propriations to toe board of ed­ 11. Acceptance and approval Kloter, Denise Krowka, Darryl Preahmen othy McUiitchiaon, Ronald mayor did. peter Rockx, Donna Satryb, ITS quest. of more physical education per- eftective next January. ’Tribune’s Fresh Aid Fund; Mrs. J. F.' Mlrablto. ucation for school projects, all o f the annual Workable Pro­ , M ir Miller, D oiu» Morgansoit Mark A social worker asked Louis­ CANDIES Lavlti, Stephen Rabe. Mark Sh8p era Jane Slnito, High Honors: Larry Ander­ 'The $865,000 total had been sonnel on a five-year-j..™ piugram. r - - o ----- The Senate------bill, passed----- Mon­ many are repeating visits- made Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. wesh-out items end aU to be fi­ gram for renewral projeote, as Honors: RoSe-Marie Attenel- Phillips, Charles Piader, O orge ville Mayor Kenneth A. Schmied Laura Tweet Rebecca Wood* son, James AneetiS. Steven approved byey methe directorsairectora to10 gugo He said—>-• the------one school»-— ’ that day by an 81-0 roll call vote, in previous summers. ' Lloyd Duff. nanced with equal state or fed­ required by federal regulations. Poltms, Barbara Rapp, Bve- MIAMI, Ita (AP) — More if the city could pay the first lo, DAvld Cam$H>elI, Gall Flav- Bienkowsfid, John OMnpbell, before a fall bonding referen- 13 adequately equipped is Eling would provide a 2.9 per cent pay The first visiting period be­ Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ eral aid; an added appropria­ Preceding tonight’s meeting, bury. lyn Sddebel, Daniel Schwarts, Uggetfs than anything In the worW, Ca­ month’3j,rent on a new home for Loring photo ell, Sharotf Gidman, Lorraine HoAors: Meredith Andrews, M ailh a Ciacon, Donna Daar- dum. However, the detailed re- Junior junior High, fbr which he was boost and increase fringe bene­ gan last weekend and runs' sell Wheeler. m€DlCRL tion tor Civil Defense, to be fi­ certifloatee of appreciation will lh<»nas ateridan, CUsilene thy Wainwright, 7, wanted to an felderiy woman whose home Goyette, Peter Hany, Cathy David Arts, Karen Baker, styne, Dopglas Bitdm an. Lomn At Hie Parkade port of dollar allocations had recommending no present ex- fits by perhaps another four- through July ?(L...,'Hie second The program is,, sending nanced by federal aid; a $222,- be presented to 28 former mem­ laylor, Gregory Thifhuit, Kevin she Flipper the tele^vlsioD por­ is being tom down by the city. PHftRrflflCY . Engaged Hublard, Thomas Idzlak, Mark Madeleine Bifolck, ChrisUne Srtel, Pndala Gardner, Mary been requested the hoard by penditure. tenths of 1 per cent. runs from Aug. 3 through 17; youngsters here for the 21st 000 appropriation for the con­ bers o f town commissions and Vait Mark Wheeler, Louise Wll- MANCHESTER poise. Schmied's advisers said toe city The engagement of Miss Ireland, Linda Koschwltz, Rose­ Obula, Frank Colangelo Pam-< King, Cynthia IpightoA, Batelle General Mana^et .|lobert Weiss. Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney, D- several host famHles are'need­ year. Last year, 42 chiMren struction of a new Manchester agencies o f the 1958-1960 pe­ lienw, Sharrni Wojnar, M arcehf ‘She got her wieh Monday cotodn’t under toe law. Ehren the high school, .which 344 MAIN STREET Marsha Frances Hume of Man­ m ary LalMarche', Alison Lan­ ela Drahos, Sandra Fargo, Leseard, Molly Light, Donna Okla., who guided the measure ed during that period. - , were guests of 35 families. - Green Firehouse; a $10,706 add­ riod. Zetterman, .Alan Zlmmerle. Flipper performed just for Ca­ In bringing« ....{,—o the'Nrefined >^^efi ex- is thought vr*o f as a,a »redatively v . . - w . . ------« *, * j dry. MarquU, Ihoniaa Madter, Un­ Schmied said, " I guess the Hie young New Yorkers are All persons interested in hav­ ed appropriation to pay addi­ chester to Leslie Collins Math­ Linda Glass, Donna Gozds, thy in Miami, where the televi­ only thing for me to do is to give penditures before t h e ^ a r d last new school has need of replac- through the Senate, estimated ews of Silver Spring, Md., has Also Gina Maturano, Joyce night, CurUs paid tribute to ’ ...... w,„—the biU------would------coat $505.8 million screened before they may take ing a child tor toe two weeks tional costs tor the Robertaon sion series is filmed. ®it out of my pocket." He paid ing items that Wiggin »id are Extended Forecoc. been announced by her parents, McCann, Marie Mecca, Marshal Theodore Fairbanks, su^in- a year for about 1.2 million civil part In the program, and have this August may call Mrs. E. J. School addition. Cathy and M r family drove the $25. "beoaming unreliable and un­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hume Meek, Nancy Murphy, Mary service workers and 800,000 pos- had health examinations.. A host Roser of Bolton, Mrs; T. Bir­ Also, three public hearings on WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — all the wny from Penderlea, tendent of buildings at^ safe.” of 172 McKee St Palmer, Donna Ricard, Susaim fam ily must specify what age mingham of Andover, or Mrs. amendments to ordinances — The U.S. Weather-Bureau says N.C., toefee Flipper. It cost $800, grounds, who did much o f tl5b The sobool is now ten years tal employes. . Her fiance is toe son o f Mrs. Sayles, Anne Shapera, Dennis and sex child they wish their Donald Young, of Coventry. MAYTAG changee in the pension plan, 9 out of the first 11 days this rk is^ by their neighbors. Nothing Taken leg work in obUining and au- the use- Monroney said the biU would Clyde Mathews of Silver Shea, Marilyn Skitmer, Steven young g;uest to be. tightening ice and snow control month have been M degrees or Cathy’s right arm was ampu- thentioating the various esti- atolblife ^of much athleticatoledic equipequip- cost another $46 million Spring, and the late L t Col. S’.'ick, 'Vefa • w r y , Maureen Many of the vacationers have SCHOOLING GRANT GIVEN better and the outlook for the Jtieted last month because of can- In Two Breaks mates. m ent>W igg».i said. sociated pay boosts tor leglsla- WASHERS regulations, and easement of Tobin, Cynthia Toomey. Relax Under Clyde Mathews.. been referred to this area WASHING’TON (AP)—An ex­ overnight street parking restric- next aevfral days in Connecticut ' cer! Doctors said she would live The program provides for ^ \ w A final five and Supreme Court em- Miss Hume Is a 1965 gradu­ through the Rev. James Keller, gives little indication of a break less than a year unless the arm Two building.1 on Tolland improvements at. the following t Ploy«- Members of Congress periment in regional public edu­ tiona. ' ate of Manchester High School Jnnlon the ^ d the court are not included, son of Capt. and Mrs. Walter S. in the heat. was amputated right away. Tpke. were broken into last schools; Rennet Junior High, cation in the Hartford, Oonn. td?ho remaining two public and attended Mercy Hospital night but would-be thieves ap­ Bowers, Manchester Green, gram. Dr. Wa^^ter Schardt wages and fringe Keller of Rt. 44A, Coventry. area is being aided by a $130,840 A stagnant high pressure sys­ High honors Diane Badstueb- a But "after the operation toe hearings will be on sidewalks School of Nursing, ■Springfield, Cooling Shade ______Oiat ’’manKof the to«ms was estimated at $622 Registered so far as host fam­ DRYERS tem has caused temperatures to ner, Michele Baker, David Car­ ffoctors tdid us not to get our parently found nothing to their Robertson (old building), Wad- grant from, toe U.S. Office of tor N. School St. and on storm Mass. Mr. Mathews is a grad­ Sears dell, Manchester High, Bentley, schools have gone down tan ^ ^i,en the biU become warmer as it keeps cool­ ter, Unda Cosgrove, Ellen Da­ bopes too high,” said Dennis liking. ilies are the following; Education. .sewers tor. Oak Grove St. uate o f Murrah High School, Lincoln. Buckiand, South rapidly "because of^^tmued ggn^te Post Office er weather well to the north of vis, Valerie Fargo, Joseph Wainwright. 36, Cathy’s father. Police said nothing appeared (Joventry, Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ The program, to begin In Sep­ In other business, the board Jackson, Miss., and attended New England. Franek, Ellen Jasek, Thomas ‘ ■The operation may have been missing from either ABA Tool Washington, Keeney, Highland budget cuts. gervice Committee. ry Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. John tember, will Involve busing wil! elect John J. Hutchinson Sr Montgomery Junior College, Sears Patio Cover The air mass still lacks suf­ Mllkle, Nancy OrfltelU, Merri- and Die Co., Inc., at 1395 Tol­ Park, Verplanck, Nathan Hale, “The public Should be made administration had figured Williams and Mr. and Mrs. some 300 Negro and Puerto R i­ to the board of directors, to Silver Spring. He Is serving too late. NORMAN’S ficient moisture content to cause lee Proulx, Mary Jean Sadlak, - "W e didn’t know what to say land Tpke., or Stygar Gage at the School St. heating plant‘ to realize,’’ he said, "that we jjjg House version at Donald Young. . can children from Hartford to succeed State Sen. David M. any real concern over showers with the U.S. Navy. Vicki Smith. • or do. I asked Cathy what she 1446 Tolland Tpke. and the Administrative Aim ex can’t continue to keep cutting ^535 million annually, Andover, Mr. and Mrs. John predominantly white suburban For Th»> IV iiI Barry, who has resigned; will The wedding Is planned for (old trade school). maintenance and improve- jjjg senate committee re- and thundershowers. Y;et with Honors: Susan Albom, Tim ­ wanted more than anything else Police said that at A B A, en­ Balch, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony schools. ’ • uiul Thr H«*nI appoint a Democratic ■ replace­ Sept. 24. Total dollar amounts are: The grant given to Connecticut the days heating there is al­ othy Belotti, Martin Buchanan, in the world. She said she want- try was apparently made ments.” duced the estimated expense by Tieman, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ment on the Library Board tor EducationalciuuuttLiuiiai equipment, $100 Other action, the board limiting new overtime provi- is tor summer workshops and UH ll/\leratures in the UfM north and Tremsform a hot, sunny patio into a cool outdoor Hvlnq a t Globe Hodtow. A. cigarette athletic field. for the Manohester Green Fire­ s i n g r Bye Birdie” — the story 0# a in the 80s south. ^'Wednesday E The board also approved a famous young rock ‘n’ roll aiiig- Bghtdf was also taken, but house. partly cloudy and continued hot $79,080 item for new athletic EVERYDAY ON GASOLINE FILLUPS AND room with a Soon 10x20 ft. aiumimim patio covor. Bxehi- er drafted as a foot soldier. Stence said he recovered it from 7. Acceptance of a deed from with chauce of afternoon thun­ equipment at all schools after ■ Lewis said his Los Angeles a boy. He said when it ooourred the Carter Chevrolet Oo. tor a dershowers. hearing a report from Davis ALL CREDIT CAR^ CUSTOMERS f sivo "Aixh-Panol" roof dosign adds oxlra stronqth. Ahiml- draft board ordered him to re­ to hdm that toe boy might also 140 by 7 toot strip on W ells St. Wiggin, director of athletics, port December 5. That date was haaa.'the $8 the boy bad disap­ 8. Acceptance of a $16,460 10 x 20-ft. Size who told members that because num ornamontal columns. Comploto with a fiiH-lonqrii agreed on so he coiild go peared. WE'VE HAD OYER 100 WiNt^ERE state grant for a portion of toe FOR RENT of past budget parings the phys­ Order now^for immediate through with scheduled per­ NOW — f 2 Fine Stores To Servo You Bentley ^ o o d heatlng-renove- 8 and' 16 mm. 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Open M ob. thru Sat. - 832 M A IN STR E E T — 643-8883 Your Money Back 9:Se AJS. to S PJS. 9:M A3L to 9 PJL "COIfNKCTICUT’S OLDEST LINCOLN-MEBCUBY DEALER” f FLYING A GASOLINE:/ ON SATURDAY ^ 1 .7 S ■uiAp«**®6aA*D ea 770 MAIN STREET 643-6860 301 CENTER ST. 643-5135 OPEN EVES, (except Thursday] DOJCIpUS BARBGCUCD MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, ^ N N « TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1966 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1966 P A G E T E N ------06 at Huron, B.D. The storms 12th Circuit Sash^ and Swords Viet Lagging East Suffers moved into northwestem Wls- ccRirita/during th^ eariy mom* >--'r Crash K ills MEA to Make Change School Board Urges Court Gases •ing. ' ■ AMERICAN LEGION^ As Vote Issue FTOm Heat Temperatures'geneittily vfore T o w n G ir l Orangemen March above normal in most of the A. - New Lincoln School . MANCKES'TEIR SESSION I n ;a n By THE AStSOCUTED PRESS nation although some cooler IVfartin Board Choice A aO-year-oM Mianohester The attorney representing Hot weaither oontinued today weather was indicated from the v ; 'r; northern Boridea to the north­ girl died today in Maryland After more than an hour of renewed soul-searching Stanley Goskell, 18, of Thomp- aeroes brood areas in the east­ Through Belfast jCOnttniod fran rage One) ern Plains. when the oar she was riding in over what to do about the status of 50-year-old Lincoln sonvillle was extrem ely per- ern two thirds of the nation with iTo Arbitrate Dispute yv%v (Gonttnued from FOge One) ange’s grand lodge attacMng Ita the fubomatoriBl prlmeiry, Early morning readincs BINGO struck a bridge laBlng. School, the board of education last night voted dna^- She was identified as Gail turbed aboiit the situation of his the 'ecumenical movement tor Ronmey is unopposed tor nomi- no indioation of Immediate re- ra n g ^ from 50 at MUllan, Ida­ EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT mously to recommend its abandonment for an entirely client’s arrest. ‘T hewe never ing and singing around bonfires church unity. nation to thizd term. Zotton ho, to 98 at Phoenix, Arts. ! Faced vHtli Impending state-level arbitration of its .-t Willson of 140 School St. Her in the crowded Protestant sec­ 8 O ’CLOCK— LSeiON BOHa LEONARD ST. new school on a Center ------— “ ' said thts briore in my 30 years Leaders..of the Xrlah. Fresby- Ferency, Democratic etate Temporatures shot into the Jjlispute with the Manchester Education Association parents, Mr. and Mis. Donald tions of the city. ;• aprings Park site—hopefully a s ^ar sis renewal Is concern- off practice,” the attorney said, terian and Methodist' Chuiches cbalrman, also hae no oppori- lOOe again M<^day from the lover salaries and a contract for next year, the board Willson, Hve In Blast H artford. t h e a t e r f o r d e a f tied to Downtown RenewaL the Board decided ' it Will "but this is a case of police in- Belfast ' Catholics, about a Olso protested the resolution. tion for the nomination to run Greiit Plains to the southSm The driver of the oar, who SAN FRANCtSOO (AP) — The hf education la^ night named Manchester s former Despite renewed preasure continue to liaison with the oompetency.” third of the city’s 1%- million The resolution, which was to against Romney, and central Mlerissippi Valley Eugene OINeill M e m i^ a l. Tfoea* eral Manager Richard Mar- - ~ “ ^i^I^wre^ *^‘**?^ School Parents proposed proj projtot, but should Gaakell was, charged with p ^ le, luually stay off the he read at all Orange Day cele- Although Viet Nam le expoet- as the prolonged heat wave ex­ aa Ha choice Xor an ar- erning board-t«acl»er ter Foundation' in interested in o f 26 W alnut St. He la Stationed Association tor Immediate ac- fall ait the i^ s, will con-* speeding and opefaiting a motor streets on Orange Day,^ when a brations In Northern Ireland, ed to be the main issue in the tended m orr than three weeks liitrator partiee each tlon, in order that the school y,iue to recommend ,the«aiew establisMng a r^ rtory tiieater r at tangley Air Poroe Base in vehicle, while under the in­ bloody riot could res^t from said In part; “The grand lodge WtHlams<3avanagh battle, aides in some areas. ^ And ik an aHled action>,the deiaignate an * for the deaf, it was reported at question might be placed on the school on the agreed-i^on rite, fluence of intoxlcanto. He was wrong song or tbe wrong flag, of Ireland views with the utmost to the mayor say Oavanafh wlU Two massive power outages >oard denounced the MBA 'tor turn cho^ a U ^. TOe ^ Virginia. ' ■ voting machines for a fall refer- Assuming a favorable M,ecl- toe biennial contention of toe MiM Willsoh was pronoimced arrested In Glastonbuiy fpr After recent weeks of religious concern the present trend to- soon start hitting Williams’ struck areas In Nebraska and in dwignaUng Atty. Jamee pute la endum, the board took a “go- renewal, said Qirtis'in Natiopai Associatilm of the Deaf. dead on arrival at a hoapiltail in travefling 80 m.pJh. A t the time s ^ e in which three Catholics .ward one united church Involv- record as governor and as os- St. Louis where toe heavy de­ iBaiidler of Hartford aa ita choice slow’’ attitude, refuring to be ^ query from board^ have murdered, Protestant ing the surrender of our distim;- slstant eecretary of state tor mand for air conditioning The assodation’a cultural com­ Havre de Grace, Md. of his arrest, he told the ar­ mittee reported that on 'applica­ Of an arbitrator. . , purified Into a Jwrried dedrion. a reasonable estima.te and Roman Catholic Church tive Protestarit witness and the African affalni under Preeidente catued interruption of electric State Police in Bel Air, Md., resting state poWco officer that tion has been filed'With toe Na­ r The board-6 verW ban^e m«n(bew during ■ j . 1 « Mrs. Virginia Cellnriti, spokes- . «mvnletion of the school leaders made special appeals atmosphere ^ created by the Johnson and John F, Kennedy. power. The mercury soared to a aadd the a ^ en t took p ^ e OT man for the parents’ group, who ,^pawing board to reality) h^ was not going at any such for peace. tional Foundation of the Arts .against what it caU^ M m- backed Atty. speed. The arresting officer World Council of Churches to A crosB-seoUrm of Democratic (hsritng 106 at 8t. Louis, toe sec-, U.S. 40 about four m^lm ^ has apipeared before the board "r four years. ffive men are awaiting trial and Humanities for money to Odviaed” cho^e ^ Rottner In his ojrinion, and ask- then charged him with driving promote this goal. congressional district chairmen ond Mgjwst mark in the city’s for the killing o f the CatItoUcs. finance a demonstration proj- group_ _ caused Miss ^ r ^ ^ (JwwUnce Adams (the He noted that in the case of ,,whlle under the influetKe, and "We deplore the compro­ Show they believe WUUams tatstory. White, jyEBlA. persoimei policies Won o f tiho stuate. ^ ask for a new Bchool, ap- the Robertson addition, "which Several Church of Ireland mising implications of the suc­ The Union Blectris Co. de- new MEA president, seated in - Police said Donahue s car p^ared again last night, him to the hospital for a holds anyntoere foom a 2-to-l to The O’N eill foundation hae al­ Ico-chainnan, to agree that the moved out ahead of Renewal leaders inckuHng two bishops cessive vislto to the Vatican of a 9-to-l load over Oovanagh.______olared an em ergency In St. the audience) to communicate went off the highway and gjj^ warned the board that ^ est. refused-to take part in the cele­ ready Invited Qallaudet OoQege MEA would drop Sandler and the board’s fetUng to the MEA One,’’ completion took nearly The blood test was negative, church leaders, culminating in The candidatea disagree eitxMit Louis and cut off power to broad pick another arbitrator. alaimmed into Uie rtaiUng o f the putting the present outmoded brations because of a resolution the recent visit of the archlbish- areas of toe olty and its suburbs of Wariiington, D.C. to stage a team. Bush River Bridge. ’Ihe oar pjant into adequate shape could three years. aiccorddngxto the prosecutor. the Viet Nam war — but an As­ play at toe National Playwrights LENOX PHARMACY Hie grounds tor the board’s ^.drafted bJ' the Order of Or- op of Canterbury." Whereupon kR-s. Adams But he said in the event ttie There was nb'-aloohol content In sociated PreoB survey of voters for tip to two hours. Power fail- Ire against the MEA^wer.c flip p y over on its le ft ride and gaoo.OOO. EJven then, she ittea in Nebraska were atributed Conference in WatOTford, Conn, 299 E. CENTER STREET— 649-0898 hastily exited to cbntact Miss Iward Should have to go it alone it. and politicians indicates that voiced malniy by Atty. John gMdd^ a distance. ’The acei- said, the school would stand on to a relay failure at South Dako­ this summer. White by telephone, ifiss WMte without any aid from renewal ■ drunkeii drtvj^ chiaige a chiirge of being found intoxi­ while there is much concern Rottner, who opened the dlscus- dent took place shortly before small a rite. cated. . ta’s big ,Fort Randall Dam and then appeared at the board for Lincoln, and assuming the was dismissed but d 'l wds / Three Children about Viet Nam, no one knows (rion on the upcoming arbitra­ 7:30 a.m. The school was built about school were passed in a spring RoyID wae arrested in Coventry a bumgd out main transformer room ireair the end of the meet­ Donahue was treated at the a now-crowded one-acre fined $30 on the what the oendidittea went to do tion by objecting to Sandler, an referendum, it would be '-en­ on June 28, and pleaded guilty Die in Auto at a Nebraska power station. niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiPUALITY INSURANCE SINCE I 9 2 3 1 iiiiiilii ing, together with Robbins Bar- nearby Kirk Army HospdtA pioit at Manchester’s Center. Un- charge. about it. attorney for the Hartford law tirely possible” to have the to the charge. After pronounc­ Nebraska cities Mt by the Btow, director of professional HdS parents are Mr. and Mrs. (jer proposals fOr Downtown Re- The case of John A. Krhuse, Ca'vonagh rooonam«ndB that Rrm of Shepherd, Murtha and building up and ready for occu­ ing the fine, Judge Daly-asked: Hot as Oven power' failures included Grand development tor the CEJA Who Liawrence J. Donahue Jr. of newal, which may come before 2B, of 4i4 Ridge St.,/ "who is Viet Nam be neutralized, "thait 164 EAST CENTER ST. Merrit. pancy by the fall of 1968. you want to say where you we seek free eieotionBi • that a Island tuvd North Flatte in toe remained in the hall outside. 26 Walnut St. the voters in a fall referendum, charged with negl'ig^t homi­ EJven If the dwlce of Sandler A year’s planning and con­ got ItT” (Conttnued from Fage One) central part of toe state, Nor­ i^e toid the board she was The accident Is under inves- part of the existing rite would cide, was continued to July 18 oease-fiire would be practical to were legal, said Rottner, ”I struction time ’8 adequate for folk in the northeast and Lin- MANCHESTER—649-5261 m “surprised” at its objection to be taken for relocating and wid­ 4% years — on the way to a hw- <**1 these elections, that woidd abject on the basis of ftm- 'Ugaition. such an elementary school, Cur­ ooln, toe capltol, and Beatrice s - o fp ® ' Sandler, but that the MEA ening traffic au-terles at the Cen­ the coronw fecently for the pltal ^® government develop damental good reason." recenxiy lor roe ^ guardian. in toe southeast. would not hold ig> the arbitra­ tis said. motor vehicle deatln of his Mi^s. Luke told poUce she had etv*’'* Ampte Parldnsr TYont and Rear Rottner said Sandler ehculd ter. The board then voted unani­ But the fkther Said: "I" don’t Several areas in Atlanta, Ga., tion process by insisting on Mrs. OUneki said the question left one of the wlndojve down ^ * be disqualified as an arbitrator mously for a school on the park grandmptl^er. Krause, an epi- know, 1 wasn't there.’ ’ and 'Vioinlty were blacked out Um. Peck Gets Time at a new Lincoln “should be on when She went into the lab. *®»®w the A. because Us firm is counsel tor site and tied to renewal if pos­ lepttc,/wa8 driving a new car, Richard Clermont, 21, of East for a abort time Monday when 'Our choice of Sandler was the pri^osed South School. . They said She went into shock , , sible. But it also agreed to seek and-tonOshed into some parked toe demand tor riectricity ran ^SS>5B .0«® die Connecticut Education As­ only in the interest of expedit­ On Grading Job She said Lincoln- parents ^rtford, pleaded guUt^ for question her Williams in general awpwadopts oiethe sociation and because he - had a separate referendum should caia in April. H is grandimotheir, failure to have a fepder on Ms fyrtjm. JMmson administration poottioa head of supply, toe Georgia "Befcoa Lotoee Happen, Xnaure With L^ppeoT ing matters,” she said. would "work as a team” with /a passenger in the car, died of axrted as counsel for the MEA The Town Planning Commis­ renewal fail. motorcycle, but the Imporition alitonsv was Manned. ***** ®®'y®> •*®«®* reaUty of Power CJo. said. BVyilowing the meeting, B ar- sion last night again extended those from South to insure the internal injuries as a result of Heavy thunderstorms broke during unsuccessful mediation passage of both school ques- It. also directed . _ . Curtis , to bi- of aentence was suspended. ^uk and her husband *® peace is not talks before State Education stow. Miss White and other an agreement with William the accident. out in the northern. Plains and MBA members caucused out­ (AP n-. ; ra.\) Uons, and she implored the ^ ^ j - i * . i~ « . m «..»*». w . ss** r*;?. Biq Insurance Bills Commissioner William J. San­ Peck to grade, fill and seed his A bond of $1,000 was set and just moved to Connecticut, and mUltaiy defenoe and a vigorous Upper Misrisrippi Valley in the side, attempting to make anoth­ boaid, "Pass this tonight - one other child, 7-year-old Skip- ders recently. \ gravel pit, on the south side of get an architect hired ghd August meeting for further dls- a rearrest warrant was issued that in MassachuseUs thwe Is mid imaginative peace effort.” woke of the record-breaking er choice. N. Main St., between Stock PI. for John W. Albino, 21, of 618 ______>«. J P®r. Neighbtes In West Holly- heat In toe nation’s midsection. Hard to Swaliow? Asked -by BeMkm Sobatter Slotoer Transportation for Astronauts move on H ndw. If ever a new. cueslone. no law requiring a fender on a ^ ^ ^ ^gj^ing Ms Cavanagh has sought unsuc- Barstow this afternoon said and the Hockanum. River. His Center St. after he failed to ap­ motorcycle. He told toe court The Weather Biheau said a whether “we have the right to Astronauts Gene Ceman (waving) and Tom Stafford, space capsule partners, school was needed, this One is.**, ants in Gainesville, cessfUily to promote debate with If you find lump-sum ininranee that several persons were being - bond remains in force. pear in court yesterday. Albino that he had taken off toe fender tornado dipped down east of challenge an arbitrator,’^ Rott­ She charged that every day WiBlams on Viet Nam. bills hard to talce, break' them down oonsidered, but woidd give no tried out a slower mode of transportation at Oklahoma City. Driver Clarence ’The new extenrion, to Sept. 1, is charged with three counts of after an accident, and that toe Pierre, S.D., causing minor ner said, “We do for cause— the school operates, state WllU^ms baa built tip party into “bite size” monthly payments further details. Miss White McKenzie took them to the Cowboy Hall o f Fame building for ceremonies is to permit Peck to complete Hospital Notes fraudulent Issue of checks. fender has now b^n rejEac^. damage. The mercury cllmed to •S58 and cause exists.” health reg^ulatlOTB are broken and labor unkm support that with Budget-Rite. With this low- could not be reached tor com­ where both were honored. Stafford is a native of Weatherford, Okla. the project, which, ’Town Plan­ Theresa Bourgoyne, 26,' of could hanUy ba stronger if he mo at Htaron, 6.D ., Monday, Rottner explaUed the law b^use of unsanitary condi­ VMtlng hour* are 2 p-tn. REPORTER ROVES cost plan, you can consolidate all ment. ner Joseph Tamsky called “ sat­ In oil areas excepting mater­ Bast Hartford did not appear were nxnning againat a Republi­ Winds of 60 to 09 m.pJi. swept provides that both parties to a The nomination of Martin aa isfactory, except for a few re­ tions, which Include Inadequate WELLS GO DRY NA8HVXLLE, Tenn. (AP) — areas northwest of Minneapolis your insurance premiums — aut^ dispute have the right to chooee nity where they are 2:30 to 4 in court to answer to charges BTIANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A rei»rter finished Ms riory can. the board’s choice of an arbi­ quirements.’’ drinking fountains, slop ^ k s, and St. Paul late Monday night homeowners, life insurance, etc, — one arbitrator, but the very King Ready p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private of obtaining money imder false Cavaaegh foroee as much aa trator was made by Rottner, Peck received his last exten­ , and a “terrible’’, kitchen. "People up In the hbllowa are and then decided not to return while wind gusts of 63 were l i . nature of arbitration demands rooms where they are 16 a.ni. pretenses,. and the < case was drinking water they’ve dug out home. admitted this with a recent and pay th«n the easy way with who called him “eminently The Viet Nam Scene sion on Feb. 7 and it expired But board members, while docked at St. Cloud, Minn., and that the person chosen be com­ agreed that the poor conditions to 8 p.m. yisitora arq reminded continued to July 18. She was of coal banks and from creeks BJdward Lo^a, 36, a roving Statement toot they’re aiming to one monihly check , pletely impartial and disinterest- quahfied tor the job.” For War on July ------not to smoke In patients’ roonis- arrested after some, worthless get 200,000 independents or Ra- (Continned from Page One) such litigation which challenges The agreement was first exist, refused to be hurried in that tove been polluted b y out- reporter, for the "Inmate’a Btd- ad concerning the disputa Not only has he had much ex- No more tiun two vlritort at checks totaling about $100 were pubUoans to vote in tbs open the validity, the wisdom or the signed in 1963, and had been ex­ deciding_____ ^ __how. . .to - deal with them. houaw,” toe letter aald. leto” ptabtished by inmates of The parties have no more IMrience in dealing with teach- Atty. John Rottner and other one time per patient, cashed at a fruit stand on Oak** primary. TBE d W IFFERSNCB ------— ------1.1 V 1®®® figures did not include heli- propriety o f the commander in Mayor Daley tended in 1964 and again in 1966. The letter, signed by 76 reri- the ’Tenneosee State Prison, eo- rlght to consider the aihltrator sffai^Rottner sa^but he gopters and planes destroyed on chief of our armed- forces members told Mrs. Celinskl land St. seversd months ago. dents of Bloyd Oounty, waa to capad from a car as he was Thera is little taMUoati^ how- YOU ALWAYS Peck has a separate «grto- .. ^ „ __ Fatlento Today: 259 chosen by them as their advo- ^® ®* ® the ground when the Oommu- -abroad. (Continued from Fag^ dhe) Two of three youths who al­ the Kentucky Departmenit of bring driven back to toe peM- eyer,_to.at there will be ahy sig­ May quote rates and assist you cate than they would a Judge, P*rson of impamality and great shelled airfields. ment with< the 8th District, to W*®! ADMITTED YESTERDAY: legedly broke into the Sports­ nificant Republican croseover. SAVE AT THE relocate a sanitary-seweh trunk to ^ 1** ^ Health. It warned that because tentiary after covering a story, Rottner explained. integrity.” Daley told' newsmen; “We could be'solidified’ to the point Roland Berard, 96 Lewis Dr., man’s Tavern last month ap­ '^U.S. Chided on the N. Mam St- property. He of a drought, wells In the area “I’m Just not sending out any as we have so many others?, Rottner said the MEA should Beldon Schaffer, newly elect—, Ghandi in Moscow asked them for their solution. of being ready for a fall refer- Wapping; Jacqueline Boucher, peared, and their cases were Sbdpe enter or leave New ARTHUR URUG UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. said last night that a dispute ex­ had gone dry, forcing many res- members of toe prison press be asked to reconsider its ed chairman, noted that he had MOSCX>W (AP) — Prime Min­ They did not have any. All they endumT 35 Princeton St.; Raymond continued. The third youth in­ York barber at toe rate of about (AP) —r ’The Soviet Union has ists between himself and district idents to look elaewhere tor any more,’*' said warden C* choice of Sandler, and if they been In touch with Martin, who ister Indira Gandhi of India could do was recite problems.” SupL William Curtis, while Day, Kelly Rd„ Vernon; Mrs, one every 20 minutee. told the U.N. Security Council officials over the method and volved Is serving a 90-day sen­ water. , Murray HendercKm. iii% persisted, the board ...^ould had agreed to act as an aibi- came, to Moscow today to dis­ But another civil rights leader admitting such a course was Annabelle Dodge, 39 Tuck Rd.; that "the way to peace in Viet locatioft of the sewer — a dis­ tence . for another offense, and form ally Challlenge. ^ trator Should the board choose cuss Vietnamese peace propos­ said King and Daley were “ clos­ not impossible, said it would be Stephen Dorie, 52 Oak St.; Nam lies through the cessation pute which appears far from be­ did not appear. Axxxirding to state law gov- ham. als with Premier Alexei N. of U.S. aggression and interven­ er than ever before because of "most difficult” Frank Dzen, 279 Miller Rd., Lawrence Fbrtin, 18, of IBS. the meeting.” “J- ' ing resolved. The school board would have Wapping: Mrs. Josephine Dzi- Kosygin. ^ tion in the affairs of the Viet­ Peck said in February that Eldrldge St, waived probable Her plan includes the conven­ Dr. Edwin Berry, director of to approach the directors for ama, 8 Locust St., Wapping; Stafford Springe and lived in namese people.” he has abandoned his original cause hearing on a charge of the Hartford area aM of her hfe. ing by the 8,oyiet Union and In a letter to the council presi­ the Chicago Urban Lea|U6> said funds for an architect, who Harry Kllingwood, Ellington; breaking and -entering with Britain of a Geneva conference the meeting “ is the hspitoing of purpose, to relocate his lumber Mrs. Virginia Fahey, 26 Fox O b it u a r y She was ctnployril by the dent, Chief S.O. Adebo of Nige­ yard on thie site,'and that he would have to have preliminary criminal, intent, and Us case Connecticut Highway Depart­ on Viet Nam. ’The Soviet Union ria, made public today, Soviet a concerted campal^.” plans and firm cost estimates Hill Dr., Rockville: Mrs. Flor­ was oontinued to Rarttortl has rejected repeated urgings to “The mayor called on us to intends to sell the N. Main St. ence'Gessay, 8 High Ridge Rd., ment. She was a meember o f the Ambassador Nikolai T. Fe property when it is completely ready by a Sept 9 deadline, he Oounty Superior Oomd. A Mrs. IBizabetii G. Mahoney Legion of Mary of Hartford. call a conference, and her pros­ dorenko declared that Unite'd 1*®!? 1'’ " ' make Chicago an open said. Rockville. - / charge of larceny under $10 city after Dr- King had called graded. Mins, ^toebeth G. Mahoney, Sukviiyors include a ^nephew, pects are not- good. States armed forces must be He noted the deadlln* estab- Also, Ellen Gardner, Ellipig- against hdm was nolled. Coihmunlst China already has on the' mayor for an open city,” Yesterday, he blamed the lat- M, formerly of 131 Walker St., George J. Remmert of Arling­ withdrawn from Viet Nam." est^rolk^'driVon'me ^ lii^ied by- state'Mw. is the date ton; Sally Ralph M. Cook, IT, Of M died laiet night at a Manchester ton, Maas.; and a cousin, the rejected the proposals made Fedorenko, along with the Iw said in an interview. “The mayor said he could ty in getting rid of the fill, and by which municipalities plaim- BraJnard FL, who is riiaigod convalescent home. She was the Rt. Rev. Magr. Anthony J. Mur- public by Mrs. Gandhi before delegates of the Soviet Ukraine on a contract-break wifii the mg- referenda must so notify the ^ Id ri^ St.. Mikael she began a trip that took her to agree with the ,4empnds we wlto three counts each of break­ ...T h in k we shoulcl widow of Walter T. Malioney, phey of New .BiUtain. and Byelorussia, refused to 'ac- company which had been doing secretary of state. . ing and entering, with criminal who was a mMribea- of the Mbn- BJgypt and Yugoslavia. She will ri^ e almost unanimously. The The funeral will be held cept a June 30 letter from U.S...... ____ the imrk for him. The board returned to the. 62 L^re St^^^Verom^ McQtol- intent and larceny, . waa re­ chester Board of Directors and ^>end four days here. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg ^ every- m ’niursday ait 8:16 am.,, from the ^ tVviTlP^ Av* 'i'll XI70T*0 ------question of how best to proceed Ian, WiUimantic,_ Richard N scheduled to appear on July 18 active in Democratic political The 1964 Geneva conference however. ’There were no Benjamin J. Oallaihan IHuierai explaining the U^. bombings of ■ on a near school, after hearing 28 Barbara Rd., Vernon; Phillip for plea, oirclee. . ended the French Indochina (formal) agreements. But Dr. Hotoa, 1602 Main St., Blast oil installations'near Hanoi and Equipment Bids Curtls relt^te that center Phlllespn. 76 Mark Dr.. Wap- Robert Uriano, who is bv . Mrs. Mahoney was bom in e o i^ high wa^. Agreements reached at-the Haiphong in North Viet Nam. King impressed the ma.yor very _ Springs Park seems the only plng; Peter Postma, 33 Olcott Hartford, with a Hartford State Jail, w m aeh- • Rockville JiuOy 3a,-> le o i, a conference are in-theory still.ui ^ : much. Maas of requiem at St. Mary’s I O n P 'l l p d h v alfemaHve W 'a ^ . Dr;; Peter Priskv^dd. 112 Bis- tenced to 90 days in Jall-^"^ a daughter of Henry and force, and the Soviet Union and / ' “Mayor Daley said he would IJ y A o w n ^ again stud- sell SL; Mrs. Barbara Radican, Church, Blast Harttor^ at 9 charge of talcing a motor vehi­ Rustic Luetjen, and Aved in Britain remain conference L tO V en try work hard on the employment district 104 Ridge St.; Donald Scho­ am. Burial wili be in Mt. St. T.B.: Holmes -and Sons of led the whole Lincoln___ Manchester 22 years. chairmen. ‘ tt t**- problems. The differeJhce is field, 13 Park St.; Mrs. Mildred cle without the owner’s permis­ S .B .M. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. long it takes and how satisfied Newington, with a net price of m detail “ f Survivors inctode a son, British Prime Minister Harold H atUptOTI M HII Sharpe, 8 Ridgewood St. sion several j^eeks ago, Police Friends may call al; the fu ­ we are* expected to be with $15,050; is the apparent low conclusion that Thomas R. Mahoney of Man­ Wilson visited Moscow in Feb­ BIRTH YBJSTBRDAY: A say the ajleged break at the neral borne tomorrow from 2 to ruary in'an unsuccess^ effort 11 gains at a slow pace.”' bidder for sutmlying ttie town even oomee ^pse ^ the par^ tavern took place the evening chester; a daughter, Mrs. Shir­ 4 and T to 9 pm.- Is Jailed *After highway department with a either aesthettoally or spac_ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Da­ ley Kehy of Manchester; a step­ to get the conference back in vid Kittredge, Hebron. befqre'Uriano appeared In court session. He is djie^ back Satur­ Drive Shapes Up mother, Mrs. BAhaa Luetjen of Crateh, Chase two-cublc-yard front-end load- ourUs said he ' DISCHARGB® YESTER­ for sentencing. Mrs. Martha S; Beers day for another \try as Mrs. ,' A house painter from Hart­ Vernon; two stepeons, Walter William. \ H. Ford, ' 24, of GRENADA, Mss. (AP) — A a nrice of foresees no extensive dimlnish- DAY: ■ Mrs. Jean Alpers, 61 OOVIEINTRY — Mrs. Martha Gandhi leaves, but there has ford, Tim othy Hodges, who la J. Mahoney Jr. of Sw Jose, Hampton, is in Tolland JoH t.9- nonviolerit puirii by Negroes to m S ^ rie^ Ing of population in the district, Birch Rd... Wapping: Mrs. Ca­ Steele Beers, 90, of Bunker Hill been no public indication that self employed, bad his case AVINGS Calif, and John C. Mahoney of^Rd., died yesterday at a Will- day as a result of a hit-: make Grenada “an open city” ll 991 for taking a 1950 unit even if renewal becomeo a real- milla Nelson and daughter, 302 the Soviet leaders have changed $1,991 for taking a l»ao unu abandoning -- 'continued to Aug. 8 so that he Manohester; a stepdaughter j^gton convalescent hospital. the dis- Woodland St.; Mrs. Janet their position. . run accident on Rt. 31 Saturday shap^ up today with the mill- jjj trade would not los^ his license dur­ Mrs. Francee Covert of Jack­ tant 'faction watching scornfully, the loader ^ to favor of building addi- Grady and son. 424 Taylor St.. She was the widow of Arthur ’The Soviets in the past- have that woimd up- with an eight- Others who bid on ing the busy season for paint­ sonville, Fla.; two brothers, poised to take o-ver if the drive yLiic.B tions at Bentley and Nathan Vernon; Marvin Feir, 15 Arcelx B e e n .. taken the attitude that they arc miile chase over Coventry roads. ing. Ernest Luetjen and Walter' falters. . «. Dr.; V.I.H. Mrs. Beers was bom Sept 10, ^ot a direct party to the coiifUct Ford ia charged with op­ Hodges was arrested for Luetjeii, both 'of Rockville: a The Rev. ,Hosea Williams, a_ ^7 292 for a Michigan P®or cJ^otoe, he said, because Prospect St.. RockvUle: Bnice 19619 toi New Britain, a daugh- and therefore have no direct erating while under, the in­ speeding on May 22, and plead- granddaughter; 17 gtepgrand- ■leader in Dr. Martin Luther Rock- ter of George and Matilda role to play in the settlement fluence of intoxicating liquor,, jgull^ to the charge. 'When children and several nieoee and King’s Southern Christian Lead­ North Chapman Steele. - evading rei^nslbilty and reck­ Judge Daly found out that the UNTS nephewiB. ership Conference, told a rally ^ S c h o o l »M« « Wlnihrai; leresa Guer- Sunftvon Include a daughter, , “'CoKg Defecting less dri-ving, and was jailed man’s livelihood depended on Funeral servicee will be held Monday night: “Get on your ^ 8TO0- H O tow sufficient land, ia already ra. Stafford^ngs. Mrs. Benjamin Seton o^.Ooven- SAIGON, South Viet Nam •after he was imable to poet $1,- the use of Ms vehicle, he con­ going-to-jail shoes. We are going Thursday at 11 at the tftr; seven g^randchildf^; four- (AP)—^Viet Cong leaders were 000 bond. ery tor Newington. $18,412 for a large seiiool. Cuptia.npted, and tinued the case to give Hodges Hohnes Funeral ^ Home, 400 teen great-grandchildren and reported today showing increas- Aocordiing to police, Ford to keep the streets of Jlr^ada, a^Caterpillar. ^th no trade-in already haa had one ^ adyantoge of toe good pelaiing Main St. ’The Rev. Bruce Ru­ seven ■ great-great-grandchil- ing concern about the effective- clipped a car standing in front Miss., hot.” allow'ance; Cook’s Equipment addition. , WlBlam Sf., Oai^lyn^at,_-j weather. dolph, Pastor of ’Trinitiy BJvon- dren...... riess of the South Vietnamese of the Nathan Hale Commainity Widlieims said .tactics would Co. of Wallingford, $20,128 for As for the poss&iUty of util- ^ t Hartford; J ^ ® a Baldwin less $2,000; iring Center Springs Park land darter St.; Larry liaoiottl, 15B Charles MdEarland pf'RocIe- gelical LMtheran Church, Rock- Funeral services will be held government’s "open-arms” pro- Center and(>coi^nued on wdth- include a boycott of’ white mer­ Crest ■vi'Ue received' 30 “ days'’ on .a vrlUe, wiM oftficite. Burial ■wiM tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Pot- gram to lure defectors. out stopping. . . The— two occu­ chants downtown and numerous Tractor of Berlin, $20,521 for for school purposes, Curtis said Forest Bt. charge of Intoxication, He had be in the Veteran’e Section of ter Funerai Home, 468 Jackson Intercepted Commtmist direc- pants of the oar, Mrs. Vir­ ci-vU rights suits. an Allls-Chalmers, less $1,500; he had an infomal opinion DdiSiQHiARGIEJD TODAY: An- been sentenced pre'vlously on Blast Cemetery. ^ 8t, ’WilUmairtic. The Rev. Wll- tives ordered commanders of ginia Oarrow and Mrs. Merrick As Williams spoke inside a hot and Shawmut Ekjuipmerit of from Town Counsel Irving drew 'wdnzler, 110 Oxford St.; similar charges. McFarland Friends m ay oail^ at the fu-^ liam E. Beldan Jr., paetor of guerrilla units to “take firm Ahdm, both of Stoms, were and crowded Negro church, Manchester, $23,999 for a Lor­ Aronson that "a Substantial Mrs. Jemiie (jorra, 24 BIsie Dr.; said that he had Just gotten neral hojno tomorrow from 2 to First Oongrega'^onal Church of control of yoqr troops’’ and di- slightly hurt. StokeJy Carmichael, head o f the raine, less $2,350. share of the park could be made Mrs. Claire Tracy, Tolland; Mrs. out of the hospital, and, that A and 7 to 9 p m . Ooventiy, will .officiate. Burial minlsh their exposure to the. Coventry police. report chas- Student Nonviolent Coordinating In another bid opening today, available with .n o problem.” - Btoiine Brown and son, 168 M w - had a job. ’The sentence, will be in Nathm Hale Ceme- govem'mcnt’s propaganda ef- jjjg. yoinj about eight miles CJommittee, stay^ outside with Chorches Motors of Manches- ^ But he noted Aronson is not une Rd., Vernon; Roy CStassei said, would niake him lo^e^lS N. Ruaaell Tryon torts. after the accident, over Rt. it several of his w ork ers.. , ter, with a price of $1,585 for a yet prepared to say whether ex- south Windsor; Mrs. Janet tery. toting restrictions on part of the MadBeth and daughter^ 260 N . Russell ’Tryon of 177 Ce­ Friends mo.y can at the fo- One directive told the guerril- arid Daly Rd., before he was ap­ Carmichael said SNOC had Dodge, is the apparent low bid- Judge Daly then Made the dar Ridge Ter., Glastonbury, land could be surmounted. He school St.; Mrs. Ralphene He- neral iK>me tonight from T to 9. ■’las to “cover yoiir ears and prehended. many workers in the area but der for supplying the town wa- , . stlpiflatlon that If McFarland’s died suddenly last night at his shout” when government loud- He is scheduled to appear in wasn't involved with-the SCLC ter department with a half-ton iT* s disagree on strate- Only $2 separated the two tain restrictions” but did not p ii^ ; Mis .' ShOron HolHs and McFarland, the sentence would Come in, Wrife 400 Main St„ /is in charge of S ta te N e w s pam to drown out the loud- Timothy Wochbmurika, 17, of gy. other bidders. Hartford Rd. EJn- enumerate them. daughter, 184 Brook St., 'Wlaip- aatomaticeily be suspended. arrangdnent^/ which ora In- apeakets.” Though the board in May had ping; Milton Pittman, Mont- ToUand, was issued a written SNOC has become 'one of the terprises of>. Manchester bid Robert B. Lee, 42, of Ooven- aotnplete. / ’The guerrillas also have been $1,734 for supplying an Iitter- gone on record favoring a new otalr, N.Y.; M rs., Mairion Tut- - try, rroelved a nolle on || or Phone 649-5203 Details waming Sunday morning for most militant of the numerous R o u n ^ p ordered to “destroy immediate­ school on the paik rite and tied chainge o f maiting an unsafe / failure to grant the right-of- civil rights groups. Its espou^l national,' and Carter Chevrolet, tie, 176 Lyneee St,; Mrs. Mary Mrs. jSsther G. Anshel ly” leaflets encouragii^ them to to Downtown Renewal, Curtis turn. When Ms case oam« np way after his car hit another, of “black power” has caused also o f Manchester, 'bid $1,'736 Sullivan, ’Iblland Rd.‘, Linda HEJBRON—Mrs. Esther Gold (Oootinaed from Page One) desert. asked it to conrider the entire last month, heltber he nor Ma driven by Dominic Patemostro constematicm among other tor supplying a Chevrolet. PiSard, Blast H artford. Anshel, 90, of Wall ^ SL died matter again last night to de­ a'ttomey Were present. The case of Hartford, at the intersectie 1 groups such as King’s SCLC, Ateq, R obert EWis, 115 W al­ __Saturday______. a t. her _____ home.. ___ She Dodd’s conduct Is under In- Soldiers* Suit Rejected cide these questions: was nolled then, but opened of Rts. 44A and 31 and Grant which believes in working with nut St.; Alexander Denneno, 48 waa the widow of Abraham vestigatlon in WaAington^hy the WASHENG’TON (AP) — A fed­ Chief C^ts Pension 'What course should it take if Dougherty St.; Kevin Beebe, and continued the prosie- ■nbjeet to legnlattom In elfeet * Senate Etidcs Committee. The Hill Rd. whites where possible. eral judge has refused three renewal failed to become; a 4S9 .E. Middle Tpke.; Brian cutor found a letter from Lee’s . ------^------“We’ll wait until they get NAUGATUCK (AP)—Theodore from time to time. h^s. Anriiel was bom in Ru.s- probe, launched at Dodd’s re- Army privates permission to reality And what should it do LHnares, IB W alcott Lane, Veir- attorney In Lee’s file which sia and came to the United qyest, stemmed.from,allegations College Gets Library ®f marching,” Carmichael Klimasewski, who resigned as „ _ . . bring suit against Secretary of about Lincoln' in - its 1986-67 ndn; Mrs. Margaret Atlihson, asked for a continuance. ' States and liyed in the Hebron against the Democtatic senator Defense Robert S: McNamara MIDDLETOWN (AP)—A joint said. “Then we will come in.” ^llce im'provem’ent piWiW? 156 Boulder Rd.; Mrs. Thelnia The noUe was changed and by columnists. Drew Pearson gift of $25,(XX) from Wesleyan Grenada’s 12-man police de- ed on 16 departmental charges, area tor about 60 years. to prevent their being sent to J „ o.»„>a board’s answer to the Smith, 54 S.- AdBm^St.; Irving the case, was continued. Today, , Survivors Include four sons, Jack Anderson. University and American Edu- partment, beefed up with four has been voted a $2,60(Hi-year question w « that tt would Viet Nam. Bedupre, South Windsor; Mifi. when Lee and his attorney ap­ jfoseph Anshel, Nathan Anshel' Judge BJdward M. Curran cation. Publications •will provide auxlliaiy officers and 10 high- pensitm. peared, the case was again NAMED NEWS DlREarOB irrevocably commit itself to Many Tumtoury, Miain sit., V er­ rwimgs a library of more than 3,6oi0: way patrolmen, placed npad- The Boar dof Burgesses took S BimiP and Harry Anshel, all of He­ heard arguments for the 'sol­ nolled. GROTON (AP)—Chet Temee favoring a new school, prefer­ non; Mrs. Blanriie Belanger, 62 S. B. M . Rejgular Savings Accounts Earn bron, and Louis Anshel of New diers Monday, then denied their books tor the new Middlesex blocks on streets leading past the action on a 4-2 vote Monday ably on the parit rite, and pref­ Oharlea Franco, 19, of Hart-' haa been named news director IGima- Ofestwood Dr. York Qty, and three,daugh­ of radio station W8UB. request tor a preliminary in­ Regional Commimity College the churohtdurlbg tih® raUy and night after accepting erably tied to renewal. ford, who passed a police car ters, Miss Bertha AnAel of Station MuMger Warren Haas junction without waiting for a when it opens its doors in Sep- patroEed the area. sewski’s resignation, And tt decided, with that deqi- at an untimely time, pleaded Hebron, and Miss Hilda Anshel goveniment defmse. tember. This north Mis6issip$n city of Klimasewski had been . a.c- HEARING FOSTTONED guilty to a cha.^ of faUure to said TemesI aaeistant news*di- rion made, to cut |18,70(J out Of WASHINGTON (AP) — At the 4% QUARTERLY from Day of Deposit and Miss Rose Anshel, both of .rector tor the paet year, re­ “The propriety of transferring- The.aimouncement today said '8,000, almost 50 per cent Negro, cUse B em eM Ourran said in an oral order. community collie at Woodrow three white men en route to con- partment morale.” ' line. of $4,900 tor emergecy. items Aides said Dirksen, the Senate Mrs. Katherine Remmert OABIKN NOMINATED “ FUrtheiTnbre, this sui,t is in Wilson High School’ itself han- fer with Negro leaders Saturday The 47-year-old HUmaaewskl DanlM. A. Roy of East Hart­ only: Sanding and refiniriiing Republican leader, was not feel- Bennett, 71, of Mlonchester died WASHINGTON (AP) — The reality a suit against the United died the purchase and catalog- night. On Sunday night, Mul^ had been receiving a salary of ford, a minor,: refused to say Parfcode Office Open Saturday thie morning at a Mbncltoster nomination o f Arthur J. OanMn States and the .United States uing, bnly haU as many books swinging police charged some. $8,100. He had been chief tor who It was, that supplied, him •onvaiescent home. She wae the of Baltic, Conn., as a |>oatmaa- has aotroonsehted to be sued. could be purchased tor the mon- 800 Negroes gathered outride five years and a nwmiber of the “ f I with Uquor and was fined $10 on wMow of Jomee F. Bennett. ter w«8 aeat to the Senm today "Ia addition, it is not the tone- ey and probably not In time |ot the county Jail in a “ayihpathy police department tor 21 years. «®W,water in the Mrs. Bennett was bom In by ^raaMent. Joimeoa ttpo of the Judiciary to entertain the opening of’ the college. march” for the 48. • He was suspended Jtity 1. toile^,* POOBn. unWl later in the day. .'I ': A . * • * . , ' ■' f • - . ‘ it ' , V . PAGE THIRTEli^ BIANCHESTER EVEWNG HERAU), MANCHESTER,'-CONN^ TUESDAY, JULY i j 1968 p a g e t w e l v e T THE Russift, Quits Meet Earned 9 Herald Angle MB^s Drop Another , HOWIE HOLCOMB U. S. Coach jion Visits Willimantic Denny McLain Named Says Games AlLStar Tim^ Again — But Whose? After 11th Straight Win By One-Run Margin ; It’s All-Star time again. But what sport? T o Face Powerful NL It used to be that baseball was the only‘major sport Wm Go On . There are days, weeks and at times even ei^ire base­ to hold its All-Star Game in July. But now the “ Na­ WARSAW, Poland (AP) Currently the hottest *T LOUIS (AP)—Walt Alston, manager of the Na­ ball seasons when nothing seems to go right. Tms is one SUMMER BASKETBALL tional Pastime” is being challenged by two, not just one Following the lead of the American Legion team in tional l ^ g u e All-Stars, and Sam Mele, of the latter for Moriarty Brothers in the Hartford Opening games of the Rec the state, Manchester will j Sports Schedule^ Department’s summer basket­ football encounters. > ------Soviet Union, Polish offi­ League manager, were running down ^heir lineup Twilight Leigue. Two coUegiat* All - star try to hike its consecutive ball league were pjayed last cials today canceled their when the discussion suddenly took a turn toward Sa y liast night the MIB’s got a won eight and are now in third squads battled away In 80-de­ track and field team’s trip win streak to 11 and its Tuesday, July 12 fine three-hdt pitching per­ place in the loop standings. night at Oliarter Oak Park, in K oo^uc. the Junior Division Culbros gree heat last Saturday in At­ to Berkeley, Calif., next overall Zone 4 mark to 13-1 Legion at WilHmantia hope," Batd Aflston, “ Kouf- formance from lefty Pete Sala Russdl'l is now 7-7. lanta and the cream of the two tonight at ''Willimantic. The downed the Indian Juniors, 39- weekend to compete Basketball — 8, OovlU’s vs. ax pitehee better ttutn in Ws last Gariie Facts and got five hits themselvea biit Hurling the victory was Jim will engage the National Foot­ game Is one of three slated for West Side Jrs.; 9, Aettri n m couldn’t find the conubination to Oanlvah, former Trinity C3ol- 29, while in senior play, the against a U.S. team. Coach John Cervini’s forces in rallied to edge the ball League’s champion Green An official of the Polish sporta West Side Sw. "th a t," Interjected MeJe, ST. liOtJIS (AP)— Facts I score runs and dropped a 2-1 i«ge and Bulkeley High hurler Indians Bay Packers early next month the next three, days. Dumas vs. Billiards, 8slB, decisibn-S^,^______to Russell Pontiac. whoVk'ta himg anl/VYfAO up OfAtAI*' his glovesFl&iWKS, after Hawks, 52-46. . , . ministry oaid toe Pollrii TTraok •wasn’t last IWI, wee it?” ■ figures on Tuesday’s All- in a now-tradltlonal summer­ and Field Association decided to Tomorrow night another road Charter Oak. nien he laughed. He haAi’t graduation from ’Trinity to at- Culbros enjoyed a big height Star baseball game; The loss was the sixth of the time classic. cancel the meet breause of the game shows them at Windsor Gems vs. Walnut BortMors, been eWe to do ttiat last fall Date—Tuesday, July 12. tend University of Chicago, ham advantage over the Papooses - Somehow this writer can’t Locks, then they come home to V season ifor Gas HOusejs. ’They’ve Viet Nam war. 6:16, Robertson. wtien Koufax pitched the L 38, claims he vrants a shot at the cept pitchers, must play at the riiort end of the score last winAers with toe latter turning they did for the former Red has joined the Coast Guard?., “ We’ve already sat down and “ I don’t see who can beat Nonvich. ^iTtoleUc Association do soma* “ K’b €B1 honor io be picked ta r mental label,' world light heavyweight crown held by Jose Torres. least first three innings. No night, dropping a 4-2 verdict to ^ some g r ^ t defensive work lird boss and in the National That the New York Giants are. picked teams," said Bell. “ It them” was Rockville assistant DlNicola, state ' amateurthii^ about _ the team,** he said. “ Thar* are "It’s not really being temper­ pitcher can pitch more than H ^ l t o r ^ John Risley. too. ^ v e otoem had two hits League a typical dog fight is holding two daily drills at Fair- will be the highest caliber invi- Last night’s decision was greeted with mixed re­ Coach George Putz’ comment champ Ron Smith, WilUe Olek- The co m m ^ o n w raid » e y other things which dictate amental anyway,” said the action and Bobo Jr. began swinging at a spectator whether you play or not. Alston riiree, aidees bi extra inning Early Camps Open The Birds led 4-2 going Into ^ the iinder way for the pennant field starting at 9:45 a.m. and tational meert ever held in toe Sunday before Ws dub lost, 6-1, slnski and Dick Cronin shd a former Big Ten champion out of to Bushey. “ There’s nobody go- low gross of 31-29-60 for a five- called toe just asked me if I’d prefer to game. toe last of the seventh but a Larry ^ with San Francisco and Pitts- 3:30 p.m. ? ... That Tom Kol- United States. We already have whose remarks were uncomplimentary to his dad. Northwestern. ” It is temperam­ . i, sure had three safeties each for ing to take them,” was the opin- stroke edge over their nearest meitt of p^essional ri»rts on start or yedieve. 1 said start.” 1 burgh only one game apart, ley, after being treated roughly. four competitors In many - ental only to ttie, extent that you ^ the losers* one of Reynolds’ i But Alston, in explaining his third baseman Ron Santo of go’s double handed Vernon and ^ and, as a matter of fact, all in his recent appearances, hurl- events, because there were two Parific Coast League ion of another zone coach who competition. ™ renorted bro- get mad at yourself when you homer. Charley Bunco turned in Minor League Scores reason for piekhig Koufax over Chicago, catcher Joe Torre of For Pro Gridders even In the important games ed four and one-third shutout alternates picked In each, and International League Vancouver 1, ’Tulsa 0 asked to remain anonymous Roy Gregory of Tunids PlM- J ^ ® ^ miss the shots you • feel you A1 Putz toe lass. a good defensive job in center Other Zone 4 action tonight tation copped the pros’ indivldu- posal to te l^ "* P » San Francisco’s Juan Marich^, the Braves, second baseman Tonight’s action is a double- lost column. Innings against Kansas City -we will get more. Columbus 4-0, Jacksonville 1- Denver 4, Oklahoma City 3 field for the losers. finds Windsor Locks at Rock- al prize with 35-33-68. A l « ^ pointedly said what modesty Jtm Lefebvre of the Dodgers header at Dillon Stadium with ^ ^ Sunday? Commenting on the Soviet , Tacoma 13, Indianapolis 6 Stampers 802 112 0—14-19-2- ville, ’Thompsonvllle at South Hackney, MOC pro, turned in ^ wouldn’t let K out^ say. and shortstop Leo Cardenas of ______to get mad a t ’ myself. You Vernon tangling with Plimp- ^ * M J J That Jim Brown and Stan action, BeU said he knew “ toe Richmond 6, Toledo 4 ■San Diego 2, Seattle 0 Sealtest 022 310 4—12-.18-9- Phoenix 3, Hawaii 2 Windsor, and East Hartford at 38-39-77 to individual play virito wwld renfflot with e o U ^ and ^There's not nd)ch to choose Cincinnati. afound in football clothes? ing toe ball today, but we still shoulto’t get mad, or so I’m ton’s in the 6 o’clock opener. S o m e th in g Ix eed ea KoWerowsld of Iblifleld U. decision made in Moscow was Rochester 3, ’Toronto 6 Aaron is- the majors’ home Beckwith and Bragg; Rey­ Only games scheduled Danielson DiNicola shooting 39-30-78. high sdiool gamaa. between them,” Alston said. In July ? don’t know his exact condition.” told by everybody. So I’m trying Hamilton and Eastern Reno­ nolds, Plumb (2) Gasper (5) But basetoall has got to keep have withdrawn from the echool not made by the athletee.” 1 ^ Buffalo 2-7, Syracuse 1-11 ” Koufax has never had the hon­ run leader vrith 26, Torre has 21, Most of the teams in the Na­ vating dlaSh in the second coming i*p with something, rmntmnT coached toe UR. team egoiim . said Coach Norb Hecker. “ We hard.” and Burgoyne. V or of starting. He’s pitched weiffl Mays has 20, Santo<18, McOovey tional and American football won’t know dntil toe X.rays are Graebner had toe highest game Football Is , encroadilng more jh at the Red Box have roae- 'the Sovieits two yeare ago. ifl and Lefevhre 16.'' enough to deserve e.start, leagues Open training this week analyzed.” seeding of any player to per- Summaries! CHURCH LEAGUE and more every season. tlvated sore-armed lefty pitrii- Poland’s cancellation, made '*'AndtC-iviiaa think he’s enthuedd. _ And on bench jWOTe o^- ■with some yeterans joining Jotason, a graduate of Texas form Monday. Defending cham- Hamiiton 100 100 8—5 9 8 Last night’s scheduled game The New York Giants began ^ Dennis Bennett and nwst on the eve of the team’s depar- - Vernon 003 001 0—4 2 0 Kcariax stort^ the game With fteWers WilUe Sta^ell ^ rookies for toe early workouts. A&I, was named Most;Valuable pion and top-seed Dennis Ral- between Community Baptist their luring training yesterday ^ player from the roster turo Wednesday, seemed an ob- a. 1-0 record—he won last year burgh and Riche A,Uen of Plula- Risley and Wldholm; Putz With th«P regular season stiU Player in the All-America ston, opens his bid for a third- and Gus's Grinders was post­ at Fairfield University, their j^y Thursday when Bennett Is vlous reaction to the Soviet an- when he pitched one inning re- delphia with 2B and 21, res^c- and Klecak. six weeks away,'\^, the word game- straight Clay Courts triumph poned and will be played at a earliest Start in history. With pitch against Coll- nouncement. lief-and a 0.00 earned run av- tively, and third^ba^man Jim around the camps was take it Otto Graham, starting his today. later date. the expanded eto^ule fornla? . . . That Bay LaGaee only Monday night PoUsh of- ecage for his three appearances key Hart of the Giants wi& 20. easy, especially on those valua­ first season as a pro coach, Also making their first ap-. Russell (2) pated when the NFL and AFL Marc Sohardt are having a ficials were pressing the U.S. iTwhich he allcwed three hits. American L ^ e homer ble commodities, toe quarter­ sb greeted 42 rookies and 16 veter­ pearance in toe tournament iviU REC LEiAOUE merge, the league vml i w j^endly race for American Le- Dmbaaey in Warsaw for thA Whlced two and struck, out twou hammerers were by centw backs. ans at Washington's training be second-seeded Oiff Richey, Gibson rb ...... 3 Moriarty’s picked up a for­ X*** leederridp In R d ’s?. team's -viBas. There was no hint fieMeryAl Kaline of Detroit and John Rauch, coach of the Pomfret . . . . . He was opposed by 'Denny Mc­ camp in Carlisle, Pa. Graham who conquered Ralston in Uie feit victory l^ t night at Rob-, once again w t into ^^at mue Coacher In) . . . . in Warsaw sports circles that Lain, a IS-game ■winner for the left finder Frank Robinson of Oakland Raiders, dressed signal sent toe Redskins through their Western Open; third-seeded Baretta ss . . . is left of baseball "by itself B^bby Etheridge of the toe trip was about to be called Baltimore ' with 21 each, first callers Cotton Davidson, ’Tom ertson Park when Telephone, Detroit Tigers who has won only first workout today, Charles Parassell, and fourth- Hickey 2b . . , failed to gather enough men to Watertury UtUe Gtante has off. twO^eas g€umes than Koufax, baseman George Scott of Boston Flores and Charlie Green in red Most of the pro clubs wel- seeded Martin Riessen. R. Johnson lb with 18, and third baseman field a team. Both pitchers faced power­ jerseys— - and made them off-lim u-oiiieucorned uttviiv back rookies who had While Graebner------was holding , „ Oappalla if ,. ladenlaaen line-upsjiire-uun in the game. Brooks Rohlns(»i ,, _ of Baltimore — . its9 to ambitious linemen. played in toe Atlanta game but his temper and winning, Peter,, j^osloski rf ., aw start in the fall> thus push- ^ '® ' which was televised nationally right fielder Tony Oliva of Davidson suffered, a shoulder Tje on hand only for a day Fishbach'of Great .Neck, N.Y., gamuelian « ALUMNI LEAGUE ing the training seasoh. ahead. ^ by NBC starting at 2 p.m., EaJT. Minnesota aid W e ^ . Injury,i..rv inir, an«n early«-Brlv workout last ^ departing again, was letting «is go and losing, 6- oahivan P .. Pitching is the name of toe If you want to , let lih|«ina- ba-^red from toe 1968 Olympic |;ame and last , night pohticrili’s Uon nm rampant, you iUight tor the laat half of toe jjj Mexico City because The National League starters Dick M ^_uli^ year and missed -virtually the this time to work out for toe 4, 6-4, to seventh-seeded Stan had It and Naaslff’s didn’t. Re­ uon nui . j. National League p e n ^ t receT ^ -shocking and incredible” S bad betted 141 homem, the AL TIkdrtf led off. follow^ by •ntire AFL season. College All-Star Game in Chica­ Smith of Pasadena, Calif. 19 2 3 2 even visualize a football sea­ SANDY KOUFAX sult: Ponticelll’s scored a 9-2 ’That Mike Leach of the Man- action in pUHing out of its dual •tarters 1B6 ' Kahne, BYank Robinson, Oliva, At St. Petersburg, Fla., Coach go against toe Green Bay Pack­ “ They’re the slowest clay 8 (I) son ending to late January and victory at Mt. Nebo. . .j, the tratoing season starting in Chester Legion has been In-vltod track meet with too United MicLaln started right off with Brooks Robinson, Scott, catcher George Wilson sent the Miami ers Aug. 5. courts in the world.” Fishbach, ab r h bl s, Dave Moyer limited ICasslft's '-Y to join the Vernon Orioles of States. •enter fielder WiUie Mays of the Bill Dolphins’ quarterbacks through ’The New York Giants had 18, yelled at himself as Smith’s M<^arnara ss . 4 l ' 2 0 July, thus leaving baseball lit­ ond baseman Bobby Itoocp' of a drill on passing tactics. ’The to five scattered hits while Pon-. tle more than A sp rin g tratoing the Hartford TwiMght League ipjje fioviet cancoHoHon of its Ban Francisco Giants, who was three, rookies in toe revolving service skipped under his rack Hughes If . . . . . 3 0 0 0 California, top student was Rick Norton, ticelli's collected six safeties slate all alone. when the Legfdin’s schedule is participation in the meet,' eched- tapped for the leadott spot in door, all of them tackles. Fran et, “ and you can’t get a serve.” Lill rf ’...... 2 0 1 0 Alston was eoqieoted to foHow the No. 1,draft choice from toe and several walks off three And there’s nothing------to— — say ended? . . . toe Pitts- pied for July 23-24 in Los An- the Nil batting order for the cis Peay of Missouri, Don Davis Top-seeded foreign entry, Carl.son 3b .... ,. 3 0 1 0 Koufax on the mound with Ma-r University of Kentucky. Nassiff hurlers. baseban won’t hop on the ex- i,ui-gh Siteelers ha(ve traded line- geles, oame without warning rilunfifth timeume inu» juahis career anviand tookiLfviv _ , , • j__ of Los Angeles State, and Ohar- Tony Roche of A-ustralia, de­ .. 2 ff 0 0 Norton has been heki out of Morhardt cf .. Moyerjend Curiiii^ each paneriijan bandwagon aggin ao^^ {w^er_Myroh P o t ^ ^ a foimer M92lday..^n|kMb8|(xw. .a ,368- Aa.fltar average into the ? -ley Harper bf-Oklahoma State., feated Roy Barth of San Diego, G. Johnson 2b ..'2 0 a ...CL contact work so far and probai- Calif., 6-1, 64. belted triples to lead PohtleSri's The fact that the overall caK- Notre Damer, ,tb' to' toe Lok An- officialafficial SorietSoviet newenews agency, re-re* game. all played at Atlanta, reported Capodice o '. . . .. 2 0 0 0 of San Francisco, B<3b Veale of hly will miss it for- another two In other, opening round match- offense. ber of major league play has gelee geles RaoneRaons for «* btghW€h draft portedpOTted toe canceUattenesmeeUatten was toin Mays, was foJlowod by right to the Giants’ camp at Fairfield, Sia p a . .. 2 0 1 q fielder Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh, BlMy McOool of Cuir weeks. He is recuperating from Conn., and will oher* but'“fOT'es. sixth-seeded Mike Belkin Ponticelli’a . 203 (M»—9-6-1 slipped noticeably won’t deter choice? . . . That, I>ougDoug Oa- pix>teetprotest of American paiticipa*participa- clniTlati, Claude,^^Raymond of a knee operation. AU'Gtar Game workouts Thurs- gained a 6-4,' 7-6 victory over Nasslff’s 010 OOa—^2-(5-4 them one b it nttffi of toe W aaW n^n Sena- tion in toea»e Viet Nam wara Pittsburgh, left fielder Hank TotflilS, ».* a,#.-,- ...... 2 3 1 5 0 Aaron(wf Atlanta, first baseman Houston and PhM Regan of the Another hSgWy touted rookie Jaime SuWrata’, Meidco and Mtoyer and Tedford; Wolfe, Not when there’ii a chance of sustained a brok^.thumb— Coi. .Don Hull, executive leniine RussoU • • • • • • • • • 200 000 0-2 WilUe McOovey of the Giants, Dodgems in his bullpen. quarterback, Randy Johnson of Davis shook Giant coaches by eighth-seeded Frank ^OThllng, Sproul, Ware and Sptoul, Ware. opening up new television ter­ Friday right and eratwhile of the Amateur AtWetic Mele was expected to follow the Atlanta Falcons, impressed t o p ^ Idoriarty’s ...... IW ritories. weighing in at 316 pounds, about Coral Gables, Fla., * —* B —None. PO-A—Russell 21- co€wh Joe Pignatano Has b e ^ union, said to Frankfurt, Ger- ■with eWher of two Cleveland his coaches -with' a brisk work­ 39 ^unds over his normal play- Jorge Mwdoza, Mexico, 6-0, 6-2. Last night’s other Alumni ac­ Now you have .a scorecard to returned to the active rootert. that he planned to fly to pitchens. Sonny Siebert or Gary out. Johnson bad suffered a 8. Moriarty’s 18-7. DP—Baretta, tion — at toe West Side O val- tell the players ajwut. The time Hot as ■ • m..%: Ing weight. "I’m a little heavy,” Nancy Richey, top-seeded Hickey. R. Johnson, I » B —-Rus­ Ti«»t Eari Yota Is on racsv- Ycosopiw to see if be could sUE BeM. His bullpen also had Steve back injury in last Saturday's he admitted. “ But I ’ll get womwi’s entry, makes her tour- saw Ponticelli’s score torec may be coming when you’ll ------: - . ; ,1, n .i-- —* ST. LOUIS (AP) — A, Bather of Baltimore,. Jim Kaat- Coaches All^merica game at sell 3, Moriarty’s 7. need another to tell what sport tom and telarinne with aovvn.” ' nament debut today. Stephanie times in toe sixth to nip Manor is nlavinr when. filling hi this weekT HuH talked by telepbone with forecast of extreme heat of Minnesota, Jim Hunter of Atlanta. Coach AUie Sherman said ids De Fina, Hollywood, Fla., the 20B-^, Johnson, S—^U'll, Ba­ Oonstruction, 8-7, is playing wnen. ______— Glenn Davis, director of the Los and bUsterlng sunshine will Kansas City, Pete Rioh^rt of “ Johnson looked good throw- tfalhing camp “ is not a reduc- serend-seed, trimmed Ellen retta. Clutch relief pitching by Steve HBP, By Sala ('Samuellan). Angeles meet-. “ Ool. Hull told be in force today as the Washington and Mel Stottlemyre ing salon,” and put Davis on an Friodlander, Milwaukee, 6-2, 6- Lauretti and Ws timely double me,'* D ai^ said, “ that he could WP—Sala, Cahivah. T—1:34, American a n d > National of New Yodk- all-meat, nobread diet.^ 4. in toe sixth featured for the win­ Griffith-Archer Bout not believe the Soviet aporis League baseball All-Stars Oaks Sign ners. ’The two-bagger drove in people would jeopardize their meet for the S71li tii^ , la the tying run and Lauretti even- standii^ with the International downtiown Busch Menwrial Jaycee Golf \tually scored the winner. Amateur Athletic Federation by Stadium. WayneCrow Ben Gryzb and John Goodrow Seen Even Money Bet failing to complete toeir con* The Weather Bureau pre­ MADISON (AP) — Dale Steg- ■Were outstanding tor toe Man- dicts temperatures ranging ner of Miltord, Ed Day'of Or­ A football field la 100 yards NEW YORK (J^) — The odds has a 9-2 record for welter- ^ compete in Loe An* • “as the crow flies” and the orq._ from 100 to 108 degrees this ange, BiM Rankin of Groton and PohUcehi’s 300 023-8-9-4 on middleweight champion Em- weight title fights. In his ^ y ' ^ ^ j a r e nrerident of Hartford Charter Oaks have afternoon. John Aydsworth of Avon quali­ Manors 306 031—7-6-4 added a “crow” that’s aocus- fied Monday for the national Keeney, Lauretti and Hassett; 7-6 favorite to even money but contest he was not Immediately tomed to flying it in less than, Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament Goodrow, Ostrout and Sullivan. toe champ’s handlers feel he is poupd Dick Tigsr w rwte t ^ comment in Ohlca- at Greenshoro, S.C. next month. ten seconds. ■ a ilnch to beat challenger Joey dethroning toe Nigerian in a Latest €iddittQn,,tPj,t^,jgfrow- , Stegner and Day topped the ALUMNI JUNIORS Aroher in their title fight rounder at toe Garden April 26. toe^ ^ l^ h ave Connecticut tournament with 71s DENNY McCLAIN ing Oaks roster is veteran AIFL Trailing 6-0 alter thnee inn­ Wednestoy night at w ^ “ TWs news is sh o < d S and at toe Madison Golf Club. Steg­ Automatic • performer Wajyne Crow, broth- ings, the Mete came back to tie Souare Qardeni - more toaif iz rounos. n e woin T>.w,ir Transmission , ner toenitook toe top spot in a r er Off Linden Crow. the Braves 6-6 at Keeney Street “ I’ll make toe prediction for that far last Dec. 13 in losing a said in bne-hole sudden death playoff ■Wayne was a standout bock last night, the game after seven Emile," «Ud trainer and do- decision to Don Fulhner In a c l i S u i - $30 Homer at Unlveioity of California amd over Day. innings because of darkness. The manager Gll Glancy Monday bout billed for the American IN M Y Trouble? Rankin ■won a similar playoff capped his career by being Cards tripped the Astros, 6-4 ‘ (He’s going to k ^ k out Archer puts toe e n ^ a iJ tte u r sports NORTH HAVf.N (AP)— ★ Free Road Test and for third plac? with Aylsworth. chosen the outstanding back in at-Charter Oak Park. A 15-.vearroId North Haven Estimate Both'had carded 72s in regula­ the Rose “Bowl game in 1969. Merle Shaw clubbed a three- ★ AH Work Guaranteed boy 'h it a .$.S0 hoiine run tion play. Joiriing Oakland in i960 he nun homer for the Mets whfie Aiobar is heavier, it It goes toe ing a 46-2 won-lost record. Grit- in jeoparey, ------i f Budget Terms Monday — right through a m m -M The tourney attracted a field played there in '60 and ’61 and Jim Balesano turned in some distanoa Emile sUU vrill win- flto has been stopped once — a ★ Free Towing big window ft the police of 93. 'Die national ■ champion­ then went to the Buffalo Bills great defensive work against the Ranilnlber Emile has gone the first-round loss to RaWn Oartw No Low-Price ‘‘Cdnie-on’' station^ ships are scheduled for Aug. 7- in ’6i2 before joining the NFL unbeaten Braves. John Socha Estimates that Cost You Deputy Chief Roy Lund- 12i '■ Oardonals in 1964. and Tony Bambino ■ starred for Which mokage do you want. . . better pay, bigger benefits, a chanee TRAINING COU R?^ WITH Money ' gren said he was just leav­ Last year, Wayne sat out toe the Braves. Archw never has gone toe 16 ' OdBANPORT, N.J. (A P )- ^ to got ahead? You'd find them aH at PgWA. . ing, the office when the ball and he’H find it a long haul — if Wheatley Stable’s Bold Isid tion betilreeif ,toe ^ t « tHTRooucrowTr* season and ¥.’oS signed by toe George Finnegan’s two dou­ , want high pay your skills?. ..Work at tha w erau ia otoHMigk^ Manchester r o s e w Alt. t o p s e e d ^ smashed through the win­ —so hours of. beite m Oaks as a free agent this bles drove in four of the Oa.rd’S' he lasts toat tong, which I don’t Monday was assigned top ^ the Emulating, and requires the best efforts oi skilled That s why Tronsmission Ce. BROOKUNE, Mass. (AP)— dow. dasaioomMStruGlien. spring. An exceptional punter five runs with Jim Jackson lead­ thhtohe wUL^ weight of 191 pounds for Satur- M osow It pays so wen. . . and many 16 BRAINARD PLACE Australian Ken Rose wall has Lundgren raced out the Thta vriB bs toe 18th title fight day’s $100,000 Monmouth Hantfr was not affected oeoaure urree (second in the AFTL in 1961) ing toe Astros. Just out of school? Thousands of hiiBh school ^ ADVANCED TRAUNNa ------(Rear Seymour Auto the t(^ seed in toe 123,000 U.S. back dopr to Heaton, Field In for toe SS-year-old Griffith.-He cap, other natioae were entered. Store, Main St J, ■ Crow is expected to strengthen oates have started hlgh*p(^g to P&WA training MANCHES’TER Professional Tennis Champion­ time (o see boys running 1* this department tor the Oaks You get high starting pay and you’re eligible for r ^ l a r Increases as all directions. But-htf-was 646-0022 ship which opens tomorrow as well as being given a tong you go along. and Pipe liaUns. nig^t at the Longwood Oicket able to find the lad who hit look as a defensive or running Tired but Happy | Club. the .SOO-foot blast, back, He has equally good ere- ' APWKNTICE PPOQIM IW CBtoD Tlie young slugger admit­ ({led Sox E n jo y | ted he was responsible for dentials for all three spote P*®Y* ing safety and punting at Oak­ breaking the .$30 window, Cape Cod Outing J land and being the number sev­ SPECIAL THIS 4VEEK but added quickly; en Vusher^in the AJFL in 1961 An eqtKA eppoitunKy anWlByw G. T. LaBONNE “We won the game.” -- •XlAiRiMaUTH, Moss^^^ and’ the rulmtoer six rusher in The Boston Red Sox-LpoopedS K i . -iVm/s of good job$ ovoUobkiMi 1962‘while at Buffalo and- in jhe and ASSOCIATES, INC. hut happy after winning Wine ofjw MACHINING • INSPECTION VISIT THE EaUW E W T DNMMAQB same backfleld with league tbeir past 10 games and playing GENERAL WH^w!^ Pratt & Eastern League leading Cookie Gdlchrist. Wayne 16 g;ames in the" last htoe days— AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS •tataSkedL Ewt Hm«MI DsaaMlHlk rilmed his defensive spurs with D K N FOR TOUR OONVEMENCE MaaDy Greater -Hartford's DYNAMIC Insurance The Pittsfield Red Sok climb­ finally hadT'day off. SHEET METAL • BENCll WORK both Oakland and the Gaid- W hitney through Ffiil>y-8«.w i.taSp tab, W s t o A ed out of tbe-Ea-stem League And most of them trooped outb Wednesday and Thunday ewidngi *■ • Agency . Inals. • to Cape God ■with their famiUea# TOOL & DIE MAKING cellar Monday . night, dropping ' One of the highlights__ ^__ of AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING Rircraft p.m« and Saturdays-8 a m . t» 12 aooa. Monday for a day of goU, boat-JjH Other Connecticut pianta In Narth Haima BRINGS YOU y York into last place ■with a 7-6 ,qiow’s professtonai career oame ing and cookoute as guetts EXPERIMENTAt MACHINING and Southington. R i " " victory over toe White Rases. in 106-1 when he punted local businesaihen. WELDING • GUARDS u mUtBiy dtachacaaM m a* PNWIBI (PD«I% i| N l The Red Sox twice had to- yarde^from »°r im m a g e ^ «^ ^ MCoot a t the Sox, and about 300; I eai aecU mbmRp RiM YANKEE of their children, were oh hand FIREMEN • CLERK TYPISTS overcome 8-run leads to turned WUer Shot in National PublinxPlay rirat Line-^Orig. Bqnipnient—Wa yNVIitteari tor the tourih annual Red Sox SHOfOGRAPHERS R WARM-UPTIME out the victory, longest punt of the oDesan The eolf ball appears to be sitting on a geyser of water — the result of Bob Day on Cape Cod. Among to e „ ALA. OTHER SIZES A V ^ A B L B AT COMPARABLE PRICE& In other gamfes, league-lead* gtill B taj^ ■« the third Wallfce’s shot out of a creek on the. 15th hole at miwaukees Brown iMer missing were rooMe first base-j* ENCUNEERINQ AIDES I PRECEDING YANKEE BALLGAME5 ing Elmira pounded six Paw- longest punt hi AiFL history, roSrse site of the National PubUc Links Tournament. The ball only went a man George Scott and outfield-w* tuoket. pitchers for- a 9-4 ■victory The Oaks will be r e jw t l^ to few feet stayed in the creek'and was lost, g r i^ \^llace, froni Shernm •r (3arl Tastraemskl, off to BtJB MORIARTY BROTHERS and Jerry Hinsley pitched a Westminster SchooJ in Sui^ Oaks. S if., a triple bogey eight. RB^h Colla. 17. of Youngstown, Ohio, led tents tor ttw AU-Star gams to-tai WINF- 1230 ON YOUR DIAL day. SQL CENTiat HTRBgB-448-S!t35 four-hitter as WilUamsport beat bury ^ thrre weeks, staat- yesterday’s first qualifying round. (AP Photofax) * air y £ n r Waterbu'ry' 9-3., ing .July 94. ( »■ . I 3 M O H

PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1966 ^______e BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted— Female 35 Automobiles For Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW WOMAN for dry cleaning MEN FOR Bridgeport and en- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1966 -liieAT PAGE EOtJRTEEII MUST SEJUL —- 1964 Chevelle store, part-19 ne work, hours glne lathe Worti. Apply O.T.K. Malihou station wagon, 91,900. * WOT; , 1-6, 8 hours on Saturday. Ask C o r p ., 678 ToHaod S t., E ast rHEI OOFF < ' BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE CLASSIFIED 644-2096. ^ for Mr. Gray, Manchester Dry H artford . LITTLE SPORTS Antwar to Provlou* PowJ* ______A H f a t s x Cleaners, 93 Wetts St. 1963 aH EVRO LET McnjzdT l>eaa- MOIORMltm Th e Planets CsuMM&i sfACfinohi D s m .') fiifj; of mountalna .u 6 p Y CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1963 FORD Galaxle 500 XL, SS iS S S S ,n *ttS s .^ ; rtOOPLE eET'^ BACK, ISRxpunger 44 Church seat 390 cubic engine, 4-^eod. VOU GETOM1HE F 1 R C T^,0 F m A DAY-- COMPLETE W lTI^ BUILDER^ 45 Meat ikewer MOPGDAV T hru F R ID A Y 10:80 AJ)L SATU R D A Y 9 A .M . YbUR WEEli AT THE B ln C H - week. .New System Laundry, SPECIALIST ■SHE'LL ■VHIMK Op. WATER IN THE CELLAR-Vy YOU SPEND A ICTadtum 49 Pompous fhow Power house. No cash down Harrison St. 6oM £tm e> TO 15 Distribute LiEETiwE Pavin' cards anew 51 Feminine name and low monthly payments. STICK in \T'* LIKE THE BILL/ 16 Lampreyi 53NulllBed PLEASE READ YOUR i.D Ask for Chk Brunndr, 289- BEOkM IN u o fis h t h a t s t a r t PART - TIME tNlp wanted, For expanding service de­ BUGGS BUNNY 54 Sixth major faultBnding T SE JUMPIN’ LIRE THE MAJOR'S HEAU' 17 Possesstva S Afternoon TIME FOR NOUR woman for cleaning rooms, partment Excellent oppor­ plural pronoun planet social events 32 Caucho K Claaalfled or "Want Adn" are taken over tlw phono ai a 8256, dealer. MAP*^ AS SOCM As PACRVOUKt •c: 55 Intelligence 34 Jumped ^ y \ TRIP HOME! must have own transportation. 16 Gaelic 10 Shield besring convenience. The advertlier should read his ad the FOIST GEAR AHO CALL IT A OAl/ “ tunity for right man. Ool> 20Of certain 56 Recover with 12 Greek portico 35ArtfLatlnK ' d a y i t a p p e a r s and REPORT ERRORS In ttme for the 1962 PONTIAC convertible, all ■ Manchester Motel, 644-1604, Peruvian turf 13 Mistakes STHebreW'lettaf- power, automatic, red beauty. between 2-4. 39ConddIdhts next Insertion. The Herald is responsible tor only ONE incor­ standing employe benefit Indiana DOWN 18______The cosmosaoB __ rect or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then only No money down, low monthly 22 Treat with 20 Green vegetable 40 Female abeop WOMAN wanted for part-time progreun, top salary. Must nitric add m ow er holder 21 Rougl.ih lava ' to the extent of a “make good” Insertion. Errors which do not payments. Ask for Mr. Gris­ 28Maicullne 20reat Lake (Hawaii) 41lSlmlcs_. . , lessen the value, of tho adverttsemeat.wlll not bo oorireoted I7 care of elderly woman. Call be High School graduate 42 Strong ndnS J wold, 289-8255, dealer. , appellation 3Ftmlnlne' 22 Appellation “mako good” tauertloB. u. - ■ ■ 649-6766 after, 6 p.m . 43 Ireland 3 27 Number appellation 23PersU 1968 P o n t i a c — Good condi­ with field or bench work 30 Pleasant amdl 4Snoshoneana 24 Craggy BUla 45 Glut ‘ START EARiNING aifbstantlal SlVersua (ab.) 8 Oriental 25 Ropw (ab.) 46 Papal namo tion, no reasonable offer re- experience. Must have afafl- 32 Bear currency 27 path (dial.) 47 Nested boxe* (Rockville, Yon Free) fu s ^ . 64 B rdaford St., 649-4269 income now. Represent AVON constellation apriority (pre6x) 36Anglo-Sakon 48 Minister to ------V-.. ------^ ------In a convenient neighborhood 1^ to train. Please cafl 33 Fourth planet . 7 Burdened theow . 50 Scottish atreaa 643-2711 territory — we train you. Call from sun 29 Annoys by 52 Gibbon 875-3136 * ^ h a a b sy B ' Trucks—^Tractors 5 299-4922. J, McOAKlHY, 969-6871 1 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 , v m i E p m c E . . 1-IZ I960 FORD — F-lOO, heavy duty XsilfHmB&iimBUP. COUNTER girl wanted, 5 p.m.- k . truck miles on new en­ 11 L J Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? 11,000 1 a.m. Apply Bess Eaton Do­ i'ffHEREil gine, 8 ply tires. 649-8638. m nuts, 160 C enter St. 1 A IT” 1 5 ' ESTIMATOR—engineer for alto I CATCH ( 24-Hour Answering Service BABYSTITER wanted weekdays take-offs, layout work and field . TO , 1J966 F260 PaOKUP, V-8 , 9360. for two year old boy. Call aft­ EVERY-^ Help W anted— ^Female 35 supervision. Civil engineer’s de­ J w ; 1 5 ^ f § ” 649-2983. Buildlng-^oiitiractiiig 14 Bonds— Stocks— BY V. T. HAMLIN ! th in q = ' Free to Herald Readers e r 6. 649-3069. gree hblpful but not necessary. A L L Y O o t M ortgages 27 WAITRESS over 21, full or part- 21 Want Informatfon ok one of oar dasslfled adveitiaemsBtsT ADDITIONS —remodeling, ga- ______BABYSITTER wanted days for (3aU ’Thomas C olla, Conn. Con­ i No nastier nt the telephone Ustedt Simply cnO tte T railers— rages, rec rooms, bathrooms MORTGAGE IDANS — first. time. Apply in person. Three struction Corp., 643-9665. THEYLLHAVE m n J’s Restaurant, Route & 44A last two weeks In July and ABSOLUTELY second, third, all kinds realty, 6 S" z T " 25 27 28 29 Mobile Homes 6-A tll^ , kitchens remodeled. 'OaU first two in August Refer­ NO RECOLLECTION Leon Cieszynskl, Builder, 649- statewide, cr^ it rating unnec­ Bolton. NOW HIRINO — Experienced OF TH EIR EDWARDS FOR RENT — new Sears 600 ences. 646-0403. ■ carpenters, pattern makers or LUNCH aUB... 32 4291. essary. Reasonable, confiden­ FULL and part-time openings s r tent trailer, camper, with 8x - ___ apprentices for building forms, CARNHAL BY DICK tTONER tial, quick arrangements. Alvin with well established company. ANSWERIND SERVICE ^ 13’ screen^ or closed-in nt- CARPENTRY______Concrete work, Lundy A gen cy, 527-7971, 983 Help Wanted— Male 36 good pay, benefits, opportuni­ 35” 34 35 Apply 1123 Main St., East Hart­ ty for advancement. Mr. Keith, taohed room. Available weeks anything from cellar to roof. Main St., Hartfoid, evenings. ford , 9-5. BARBER — Opportunity to es­ 646-0124. □ 6494500 - 875-2519 of July 8,16 and 22. ^'lease call Inside and out, no substitute lor 233-6879. W ~ 37 5 5 " quality work, satisfaction guar- ______tablish in modem shop. Ex­ n and leave year meesnge. YpaTI hear from oar ndvmUser In 643-0281. TYPIST and clerk, part-time for MEAT counter men or meat anteed, competatlve prices, no SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- cellent earnings and working Jig time wlthoot spending nD evening at the telephone. ' cutter, part-time, days 39 j 1 1966 APACHE B u ffalo — used Job too small. D A D Carpen- ' limited funds available for sec office in Manchester. FamdUar- conditions. Manchester Shop­ or evenings. Apply to Mr. Cris- m HSHI only 2 weeks. Cost ov er $876, try , days 643-1904, evenings 649- ond m ortgages, paym ents to Ity with statistical typing help­ ping Parkade, Barber Shop, Automobilen For Sale 4 plno. Supreme Foods, 469 TT 43 VT ______w ill sell. fo r $776.______649-3409. 8880. suit your budget. Expedient ful. Call 649-2206. 649-6850, 8-6 p.m., 733-6974 after 7 pjn. Hartford Rd. or call 643-8662. 1969 CHEVROLET UnUTY trailer. 4x6 box. good 5 X r p e NTRY-32 years expe- J- P ' 643-6129. 50 ST 52 HERALD Convertible, a fine car condition, $50 firm. Call 649- rience, complete remodeling, ■ IT or play. No cash down, as little 6840. additions, rec robms, concrete Private Instructions 32 W 5 4 " as $6.60 per w eek fo r 24 TELEPHONE DOX L E n E R S work and garages. References □ months. Ask for Mr. Griswold, given, free estimates. Call 643- TUTORING in French — be W 289-8264. dealer. Garage— Service— BY AL VERMEER F o r Y our 2629. ginner or Intermediate level, OPERATORS IT'S CHRISTMAS PRISCILLA’S POP r Storage 10 by graduate student. Hours ar­ Information CADILLAC — 1967, all pow er. COMPLETE remodeling serv­ air-conditioned, no reasonable GARAGE for’rent, approximate ranged. C all 643-4846. Don’t get yourself tied ice. R oofin g, Biding, garages, 'L. ■ OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILIAAMS '.a.. . ____ a ___ __ S-U- 1 1 Vly . . -4 l , -T/WVi 00 square feet, tutilities, s H K H x x a ' ' down to a boring, rou­ XHE HERALD will not offer refused, most sell. Call rec rooms, concrete work, cab­ IN JULY 649-1919 alter 5 business zone n . 646-0022. tine job. Be a tele­ - y DOy/ THAT'S A P P R E -^ dlaclom the Identity of inet and counter work, cera­ Schools and Classes 33 any adivertiaer using box phone operator Instead. " CIATIOW FOR.VOU/TRY m ic tile, floor tile. Oedl 649- Work varied hours . . . AMD IT LASTS ALL YEAR LONG TO TEACH A (SUVA letters. Readen answer­ I960 FORD station wagon, coun­ ing. blind box ads who try" sedan, automatic, power ______MotocycleG— Bicycles 11 2349 fo r free______estimates.______that leave you time for LITTLE JUPO AWP TRACTOR-TRAILER A T P&WA! HHIUIIIIIIIIMIW desire to protect their steering and brakes, good con- HONDA—Black, always n h w TON H. SMTTH Se SON— shopping and other ac­ ------Identity can foDow this ditlon. 649-9029. garag^, excellent condition. Remodeling, ' . . . repairing,------addi­ tivities. You’ll have p roced u re; JOBS WAITING pleasant working con­ WHICH PACKAGE DO YOU WANT 1965 FORD, 2-door hardtop, $36 helmet Included. Make me tions, fee rooms, garages, an oWer. 649-3689. porches and roofing. ' No J<>b ditions, regular raises, Bndose your reply & the turquoise and white, excellent ______BARN $200. PER WEEK valuable benefits. box In an envelcm — conation, $95. down, $14.60 ALLSTATE 175 oc. motor too smalL Call 649-3144, . . . BeiTER JOB. BETIHl PAY, addreesed to the-tCIaasi- weekly. AskA clr for JoeTj\a TX/oleliWalsh, _ _ . A N D H IG H ER fled Manager, Mannheeter c y cle , 2-cycle engine, 870 m iles, If you’re a person who Dealer, 236-460L w lnd^eld and saddle bag, only TRAIN NOW — PAY LA-TER b ig g e r b e n e f its ? ■venlng Herald, together Roofing—ading 16 enjoys Interesting with a memo listing the $306. Call 649-7498 anytim e. work and likes dealing 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, red, ra- t r a i n i n y o u r a r e a companies you do NOT BIDWELL HOME Improvement dio, good condition, excellent 1965 DUCA.'Pt Sehrlng, con­ with people, then stop went to see your letter. Co. — Roofing, siding, altera­ YOU'LL FIND THEM ALL tires. Asking $835. Call 649- servatively customed, must PART-TIME In at our employment Your letter will be de­ tions, additions and lumodel- A T P&WA stroyed If ths advertlmr Is 0520 after 1:30 p.m. sell, best offer over $550. Call office, 52 East Center BY KEN MUSE ing of all types. Excelleni Street, Manchester, cos you’ve mentioned. D 1964 OILDiSMOBILE 98, Lfi, all 528-3942. Want high pay for your skills? Work at the WAYOUT not it will he handled in workm anship. 649-6496. Earn while you learn. open Monday throu^ the usual manner. electric, low mileage, original Learn on all makes and Thursday, 8:30 to 4:30. Aircraft is challenging, stim ^ting, and ^ A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, *rrJY|i owner. 649-7620. 1966 HONDA Super 90, 8 m onths models of equipment until Evening and Saturday quires the .best efforts of skilled men. T h «a - siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ qualified- for immediate Interviews arranged. . 1962 LINOOLN Continental, old, 6^2964. why it pays so weD . . . new and higher we*e terations and additions. Ceil­ employment. QU ALITY Lost and Found 1 black, plurii interior, excellent scales and plenty of overtime if jrou Yfant it. 1966 HONDA T rail 90, excellent ings. Workmanship, guaran­ TRAINING IS LICENSED condition, $2,295, firm. I f you THE SOUTHERN I Just out of school? Thousands of high sclu ^ logrr—Newsboy’s 26” Coli»n- condition, 1,600 miles, extras, teed. 299 Autumn St. 648-4860. A N D AjOCREDITED. ASK “ In our family, when something new cohies up, we all f ''' are looking for a good carcaU NEW ENGLAND and trade school graduates have started high- sit down and Mom makes a rule to cover h i" eaH>e»«% bia Weyde, block and chrome, $275. 649-2993. A BO U T OU R I RON C LA D baakets, urgently needed, 649-8710.us»-a(iu. ------TELEPHONE COMPANY paying careers thanks'^ P&WA tr^n&g. ^ ------— 1948 ’TRIUMPH 360 o c , ex cel- R o o f in g a n d GUARANTEE. n e a s e c a ll 649-7190. Chimneys 16-A You get high hourijr pay and you’re eligible 1965 DODGE Coronet convertir condition. Call 643-2961 aftr ------— ------An Equal Opportunity for regular ineir^ises as you go along. LOOT — Black cocker — 'vicinity ble, white, fully powered, ex- ^ ROOFINO — Specializing re- cajj Hartford 249-7771 anytime, ______pairing roofs of all kinds, new E m ployer 7-flt of Green Stomp Store, Main oellent condition, $95. down. ' ■ >x" THE WORRY w a r t roofs, gutter work, chimneys What abdut employe benefits? Just look at 68u31ki S t., M anchester. R ew ard. 420- $15.50 weekly. Ask for Joe • Walsh, Dealer, 236-460L Business Services cleaned, repaired. Aluminum thenf. . . excellent insurance and retirement B E N C A S E Y 4867. COMPANION • Housekeeper ^lan s; paid sick leave, holidays, vacation; the ------O f f e r s 13 siding. 10 years* experience. , V t- POUND -— Bundle of moulding Free estimates. CkB Bowleg. ONLY TRACTOR Interested in good home with biggest credit union in the U.S.A.I Start /MEANWHILE, JUST UP AHEAD- otri^, l"xfl’’xl6’. Owner may SHARPENINO Bervlca Saws, 646-5861. 644-8888. elderly gentleman. Call 643- your Christmas shopping early. Come In to CUNLIFPE MOTOR knives, axes, shears, skates, TRAILER SCHOOL IN ohto by paying for ad. Call 4018. ^ ' , S A L E S rotary blades. Quick service. P&WA todayl 649-4600.^______.■ ■ Rt. 83, Vernon CONNECTICUT PART-TIME counselors needed Capitol Equipment Co., 3$ Heatins: and Plumbing 17 a — b y FRANK" O’NEAL j^06fT‘~ ^ Black female, part,, 643r0016 Main St., Manchester. Hours evenings apd'Saturdaysfln In­ H'ondreds. o f SH O R T R IB S COMPLETE plumbing and beagle and cocker, white chest dally 7-6. ThurMay 7-9, Satur­ Before you call a school teresting-" work with young heating service, complete new an^ paws. Name, Missy. Vi- d a y 7-4. 648-7958. check that school out with adidto. 644-0535. OH, SOMETIMES A -L im e 1 LIKE WHEN J "TEUU MV^ Specials — Convertibles bathroom instaUattons ahd MUHININB einity South Street. Coven­ your local truck owner’s V /m te UE IS BETTER THAN OJSTlOMEes.TriAT 11^ eONNA bathroom remodeling, 30 years ' J CAN-t SWiO A UAB.' try Day School. Call 742-6689. '56 Chevy converiliUe $129. ST E P S, BldewaDcs, ^ a e » walla, association. Approximately THE T R U TH . HURT M6 w o r se THa N . fireploceo, flagotoiia terraoeo. In buslnees. Bart VanCamp, 14,000,000 trucks on the INSPECTION IT DOES tnCM . R ew ard. *58 Ford convertible $249. / ■'67 Chevy convertible $349. All concrete repairs. Reaaon- 649-4749. road. The trucking’ Indus­ WANTED AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS LOOT: P a ss Book No. 7301, Sav­ able prices. 643-0861. B O m PLUMBING and heating try has a problem acquir­ ings Department of the Connec­ repairs, alterations, electric ing qualified drivers. let Clean, Late Model ticut Bank & Trust Company. H ardtops RENTALiS— ^Power roller, Pressmaldng BY DICK CAVALLl (hT-EfTTROLUX vacMum dean-, dem axle trailers, all typn~ MORTY MEEKLE cellars mrsoes and D«APE 8, valances, etc. - Cua- transmission and tank CARTER CHEVROLCT AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING ers, sales and serrice, bonded Wagons ATHCS, ceuars, . _garages _ ana ^ measure­ BY ROY CRANE representative. Alfred Amell, .h- yards cleaned, trash haided to trailers. Also Bkneryvilla CO ., INC. BUZZ SAWYER r ments, lined or urfined. For sleeper cab equipment EXPERIMENTAL THATfe J2I0HT;AND IlL AND WE kiN0lVMf(3CE/ 110 Bryan Dfl,.. Manchester, ’60 Rambler Rebel, V-6 $346. dum p. R easonable. C all 648- W H A T ^ T H E amJAl further Information ctdl after Members of all truck own­ ' 12^ Main St. NOT ENOUGH, BOYS' c o l l e c t i o n FOfZ, GIVeVtXlAUTTLE- AVVNTLE DOB6NT WOOC 6 4 4 -8 1 4 L ______■ - . auto., power steering 8619. MACHINING, WELDING OKAY, I'LL CARRY HIM FOR A WHILE. THE REST 8, 643-1903. er’s association In New Phone 649-5233 HE'S BESIDES, IT'S NOT TO HINT...HI©iNIT/ALe» HEPZe.DONTWB? '68 Chevy Nomad, V -8 $296. UNCONSCIOUS. auto., power steering LAVOIE BROTHERS —general England and New Yorlt DRINK, IT'S TO COOL l e 55 pv,rd, 2-dr., H-top, V-8 , $99. KEEP HER WITH DID YOU V i CABIN— AROUND ONE SC(7RCH1N& THIS AND ment Ooip., Route 83, Venton, M iS ih g . CW-A«.STDNE,SHEIOT\ TALKTOVtW, < EA5 V ' H E V ! . ^ ^ A 1H I L . OPP th e ROAD' Rtlk. GETCONEl paymenta, no cash needed with 4-Bbl., floor shift, rtlcks, 876-7600. M anchester E x- JC^EPH P. Lewis cuctom point­ w in ! COAtE IN— CAROL IS J AAAME— NOT TO THE COMBO, THE GRASS IN ^ average credit. 1963 Chevrolet obange—Enteipriss 1946. ing, Interior and exterior, pa- a p p r e n t i c e PROGRAMS — Oourses DOWNTOWN SHOPPING! CAROL' MR. STONE! THE ClEARINGI SHE— Impala, ' 1966 Ford Mustang, FINANCING FOR perhanglng, . wallpaper re­ ITHREE. - - ...... ranging from three to four years In Sheet 1061' Volkswagen convertible, typewriters — Standard moved. WaUpoper books on re­ EVERYONE M e^, Machining and Tod & Die M al^g. b a n 280-8264, ask iKX Graham and electric. Repaired, over­ quest. Fully Insured. Free ea- CFor first shift supervision! H olm es. No red tape—No embarrassing hauled, rented. Adding ma- tim ates. Call 649-9068. p r o b i n g — At Cunliffe Motors obineB rented and repaired, Three of our foremen got caught in the draft and VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 400 Mato Cr e d i t b y p h o n e . N eed a you don’t pay top dollar or ^Flteltup and delivery service. PAINTING BY Dick Fontame, have left these desirable vacancies to Street, Eaat Hartford, Connecticat. OPEN n>B>_ YOUR CONVENIENCE Monday tfaroogfa Fridays car? No cash needed, 10 0 -car high Interest rates because of Yafle T ypew riter S ervice, 649- Interior, and exterior. Paper can qualify. We need three men for o«r firet liM I aelection. Aak for Mr, Brun­ poor credit—you make the deal imnging tod waU paper remov­ 8 a.m . to p pan., Tneoday, Wednesday and Thnm- 4086. of comandrWork wiU be in a modem plant situated day evenings till pan., ajnd Saturday*— aan. to «2 n er. 289-8266, dealer. __ you make lithe payments — al. Dutch Boy and DuPont 8 8 Quality workmanship. Cal) in a beautiful rural setting. We are a progressive 12 noon. Other Connecticut plants In North Haven HILLMAN Minx — Good weekly or monthly, and Southington. If available, bring yoor miUtaiy Household Services evenings, 246-9693. electric-appliance manufacturer with approxim ^ly condition, beet offer. Call 649 discharge papers (DD.214), birth certificate aoC ______Offered 13-A 500 employes. We still retain the friendly atmos- socia l secu rtty ca rd w hen y on v isit a a r oCllesh 6726. e x t e r i o r pain ting o\ir spe­ PONTTAC i958 — Convertible, REWEAVINO of hums, moth cialty, very reasonable rates. I phere of a small company. 1966 MUSTANG, red, black In­ very good condition, 049-0036 BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGKWAY DAVY JONES BYVLEFF and McWILLIAMS bblas. Zippers repaired. Win­ Free estimates. Call anytime, ' You will be recognized as an individual. , . not as im . ABERNATHY terior, excellent condition, $2,- or 40 McCabe dow shades made to measure, 568-1547. a clock number . . . and exceptional performance PRATT & WHITNEY 200. 649-9881. an sizes Venetian bllnda. Keys REMEMBER.VfvEM SOi.i IF SHE DIDN'T] will be rewarded, » ^ FRANKW, 1959 VOLKSWAGEN, good made while you wait. Tape re­ P6BRYJ HAWLEYI OH,OH...lfTjOOKS LIKE WEteiN IT DOESN'T KELLY'S A \ DROWN. SHE COULDN'T f 1964 CHEVROLET I m ^ a . icon- Large parking area only 10 seconds from our plant STRONG SURVIVE LONG OUT ' condition, best offer. Call 043- cord ers fo r rent. M arlow 's, 887 Floor niiisiilns ^4 ROLLAIIWANT FOR ANOTHER LECTURE! LOOK TOO . I WON'T J vertlhle, a maroon and black AIRCRAFT PROMISING. LET MYSELF SWIMMER*/ IN THAT JUNGLE. 6519 after 4:30 p.m. M ain., 649-628L . . . home-cooked meals in our brand-new w etena YOU INMYCmCE 7 / — y tieauty. Can be had for no cask f l o o r s a n d i n g and refinlsh- imaaediately! DAVY. BELIEVE , , . completely Eur-conditioned phuit and offices. . . D ivid on o f U nited A i r o a f t OisrpoiathMi ’iiil J;HAT, CHRIS. town, tow monthly payments. 1961 PONTIAC, 4-door hdrd- tng (specializing in older other fringe benefits. A sk tor B an, 289-8266, d ealer. top, excellent oondiUon, fully Building— ContraettaMt 14 floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ ing. Paperhanging. No job too All replies will be treated with confidence by an An'Equal Opportumty Eroploy^ 1905 FORD wagon, 6 cylinder, n p iiiJ T T small. ‘Jphn. Verfalfle 643-9112. equal opportunity employer. SUMN mint condition, $95. down, domers. porches, basements owaeaMG Dealer, 236-4601. START YOUR FimiRE tODAY $10.50 weekly. Ask for Joe rebnlshed, cabinets/ buUt-ins, CANPHIL FloJir covering, 73 Send application or resume to Birch St. Wall to wall carpet­ " AT P&WA Q { Walsh, Dealer, 236-4601. _ 1066 THUNDBRBIRD, needs formica, aluminum, vinyl, II ateel, caramo siding. William ing, linoleum. Free' estimates. BOX G, HERALD w ork, runs, $200. 1037 Hudson Expert Installation. Call 643- Coupe, stock car, no engine or BobblM Oarpmtzy Barvlca, 1968 M », T B „ eoicfffleiit oondl- 8978, or 040-2986. -S' transmlasioa, $78. 646940$. 6494446. tioo, $876. 643-OlM. /atfS^aWY 7-12 ■% -*k, ■ . -il* r ^ PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHICSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN»-TUESDAY, J I^ 12, 1966

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1966 H o u s m For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Salte 75 PAGE SIXTEEN Houses For Sale 72 NORMAN ST, — 2 family, 6-5 MANtihBSTBIR — Immaculate BOLTON — largs wooded lota, ANDOVER — Handyman’s op- VERNON — Manchester line. 0 Houses.For Sale 72 Articles For Sale 45 . Household Goods 51 Apartments— ^Flats-^ Resort Pnqiertj Houses For Sale 72 fiat, 8 bedroom arrangement, 0-bedroom hom e,. 116x180 lot, o « Obnverse Rd. Beautiful res- portunlty —needs a Uttle point rpoln older Cape, extra large Union and «V»»edroom Colonial. Built-ins, en, breezeway, garage, alumi­ tors, 289-0939, 289-9161. _ to r, 649^6 innerspring and box spring to Wanted To Rent 68 late 4 bedroom Colonied, largs ing room, 8 bedrooms, attached ADVERTISING living room, formal dining . dishwasher,. 2 fireplaces. Ex­ num siding, 124x268 lot, cen­ ATLANTIC boiler — complete match. 269. W. T. Grant Co., 4^ ROOMS, 2120; 3H rooms, garage. Close to Mancherter The struck Unes are Eastern, .binding settlement WANTEID — 5 or 6 room house cellent condition. Immediate tral. Bel Air Real Elstate, 643- ONE ACRE 5 miles from Man- n O R " ]^ 6 o VEN’1RY — * hed- (Conttaraed from Page One) with oontrola; expansion tank, 815 Main St., Manchester. 2110; heat, hot water, stove, re­ room, modem kitchen, family chester center, block founda- lopiifCape, situated on 10 lev- line. Assumable mortgage. National, Northwe^, Trans mendatioas. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS in Manchester area for busi­ . IN0 3 ME occupancy. Pasek Realty, 289- 933^. frigerator, parking, 16 F'orest room, 2 fireplaces, 1% baths, tion, septic tank, exceUent acres of land. Kitchen, liv^ Asking 216,900. CoHl A Wagner Labor Department’s part in me- ^orld and United. * ^ y agreed Rep. Sam M. Gibbons, D-Fte.. » 8 AJL to 5 PJkL PHILOO refrigerator and Philco ness man with small family. 2 - car garage, aluminum 7475, 742-8243. a .. M A M A t w n e n e iA A AW a A4vrm..^aVaAlMl fllsm i^ A i _ a ------Aa Wa«* Wantcd-^Male 36 Help Wanted— Malt 36 s h o p equipment for - - ate furnaces, excellent residen­ ances included. Conven­ tor, 643-1677. tieups and den^ands for compul- thread, lightweight, sews for­ Business Property SOMETHING SPECIAL South Windsor American July 27, in tee same creased busineee . and,_ in Hne wanted part-time, nights Pitkin St. Larra- NEW 3 room apartment, extra tial area, 224,900. Hutchins ient location and fully Rhode Island. 649-8447. DAY SHIFT—Lathe operator, MAN ward and reverse. Also gigan­ MANCHESTER — 6% room Thfe Columbia Canoe Club is sory arbitration. sort of dispute as tee Machines will! *■ 50gi bee’s Barber Shop. 649-4160. large rooms, ultra modern, all For Sale 70 A gen cy, R ealtors, 649-5324. rented. Nick Converting Three bedroom Ranch, ga­ COOL & CONVENIENT There still are eight major instrWnent assembler. Steady for building maintenance, tic clearance of reconditi •■■•.ed, custom built Ranch, fireplace, fast becoming a by-word in ca­ haveko.... withnrit'h the other nther airlines. nautica Board, some have to* electric, stove, refrigerator and will be happy to show you rage, fireplace, beauti^ national Issues — wages being work, fringe benefits, overf’ 9540. SEARS OOLDSPOT air-condi­ used m achines, starting a'. 214. RESTAURANTS — Your choice 214,500 BUYS this 8 bedroom oil hot water heat, paneled Suburban For Sale 75 Oool, for it is shaded by noeing regattas national and creased tee number and fr«* disposal included, private yard through. landscaping, mature trees. the principal problem — and 38 James Horst, executive vice time. Apply Allied Instrument o f fou r. P rice d 23,800, 26,000, rec room, call now. Hayes trees and on a spacious lot otherw ise. quency of flights. CAREER OPPORTUNITY tioner. still in warrantj-, 18.- Singer Sewing Center, 832 Main with fireplace, congenial at­ R anch, 'With la rge lot. F br fuU This plaster-wall home has MOVING—Owner must seU at­ local issues unresolved. Mainly, president of the TWU, said it 27,000 and one including real Convenience is in the fam­ •' Business is booming at lita A Tool Company, 67 Wood­ 000 BTU. 643-4309. St., Manchester. mosphere, adults only, conven­ Informatioii call Mittto Agency twelve years of tender lov­ Agency, 646-0131. tractively landscaped execu­ The local club, organized less FOR SALES TRAINEES estate 2170,000. F o r m ore in­ JARVIS REALTY CO. ily style kitchen, big living tee AFL-dO International As- represents 12,(K)0 employes at land St, 64^-4678. ien t parking. 649-9258. R ealtors, 643-6980. in g oare. CEose to every­ tive home on 3 acres. Separate than five years ago, has brought railroads, also. LEADING TOWARD 16’ BOAT. Bristol. 40 h.p. mo­ G .E . 14 c u b i c foot refrig era ­ formation call Phllbrlck Agen­ FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 fuU room and covered patio. sociatlon of Machinists is asking American, and that no negotia- thing. 218*000. Mr. Lewis, 4 room apartment — Income. A Pennsylvania BoBroad CONTRCMti desk operator and MANAGEMENT tor. canvas top, good «»dition. tor. separate freezef, auto­ c y , 649-8464. ' MANCHESTER — Large 7 room 643-1121 649-1200 bates, modem kitchen with T his beauty is now 218*000. rLimt jiqj. greater share in the pros- tions are scheduled. FOUR ROOM apartment. Main Very private. 6 miles to ^ n - count. spokesman at Chicago sold porter. Apply in person, Holi- Sun Oil Company (Sunoco) one matic defrosting, 2150. Call Ranch, 2H baths,' modem 649-6306. built-lns, . 2 fireplaces, walk­ peijty teat has faUen to tee air- Horst said the same problem Must sell. 644-8120. St. 290 m onthly, heat Includ­ chester center. Will sell far To see caU D. Sisco, 649- Last week, in tee nationals at "practically all of oiu trains arc day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., of the leading gasoline market------kititoen, formal dining room, out baseihent, screened porch, lines in the past year or two. exists with Pan American World 643-0043. ed. M r. C oope, 649-5203. B & W below cost. Owner, 742-8090. 5306. Washi^ton, DC., Robert fuU out of Chicago. The phones Menohester. No phone calls. ers In the area is in need of YOU Saved and slaved ^for wall Houses For Sale 72 family room, 24x24 with fire­ MANCHESTER — Bowers garage, handy location. 226,- "After all these years when Airways, where tee TWU also ------— — Motor Products Sales Trainees. • to wall carpet. Keep it new e a r l y AMERICAN — 4 poster BARROWS & WALLACE Fletcher anil Dennis Murphy set have been ringing right off ths FIVE room duplex, near Park- BRICK RANCH — Modern place, 2-car g;arage, large lot School. New 6 room Colonial, 900. Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ SOUTH WnroSOR — spacious B & W they have accepted substandard represents 12,000 workers, how- Rent ele c­ Manchester Parkade a new U.8. record in tee 1,(X)6- hook. We have all tee tideet PRESS OPERATORS If you are aggressive,. sales with Blue Lustre, , - bed. pine headboard, 2165. Call ade, 230, no pets, local refer­ kitchen with built-ins, 2% with fruit trees, 226,000. Phil- 1% baths, built-ins, aluminum tors, 649-8464. overrized 7 room Split, 2% BARROW S & W ALLACE conditions, airline employes are ever, no strike date has been set minded, and seeking career op ' l l Sheri Malkhester 649-5306 meter race. Sunday they aellers we can get our hands on trie shampooer 21. 649-6859 betw een 6:9 p.m . ences. Write all information to baths, formal dining room, b rick A gen cy, 649-8464. siding, garage, quality built; bates, paneled family room, Manchester Parkade entitled to a better deal,” said against Pan Am. FORK LIK r OPERATORS portunities, this is the position 2600 DOWN buys 4-room hom e, won the two-mpn standard and long lines at tee station. Ws win-Williams Co. Box H, Herald. family room with fir^lace, 2- k w 20’s. H ayes A gency, 646- ^ S T OFTF ESast Center Street, gBTBLgt, top location, deadend Manchester 649-53()6 Joseph W. Ramsey, vice presi- ^ aetUement of tee current PACKERS Am - CONDinONBR, Walnut LAKEWOOD CmCLE North—^ excellent condition, nice lot, canoe race during th« third weren’t prepared to cope wite fo r YOU. car garage, AA Zone, 232,500. 0131. newly Usted, an older “bunga­ street. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. __ dent of the union and its chief jtachiniats strike would un- Complete Training Program 8x10 WALL T E N T with 6x8 bar, (dierry hutch, crystal chan­ THREE rooms, first floor, all 3-bedroom Ranch with formal full basement, recently redec­ VESRNON —^ 6 room contem por­ annual Goodspeed Regatta, ‘ a th is.” nhst SUM — 46 Hour Week Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, low” styled home that is in the ^ ^ doubtedly reopen tee TWU screened . porch, 266. Colem an delier, and variety of antiques, utilities, .range and refrigera­ dining room, finished rec room 217,900 — 4 BEDROOM Cape, orated, only $9,900. Leonard ary Colonial built by U A R, Spokesmen for other raUroada Automatic Pay Increases 649-8464. need of a complete redecorat- COLUMBIA — contemporary 6 five ^e "I^ airlines have increased talks, Horst said. (2650.00 per month at end of stove, ilb Two heavy gauge including china and chairs, 4(X) tor, modem kitchen and bath. ■with fireplace, lovely setting, with fireplace, walk-out base- ‘ A g ^ c y , R ealtors. 646-0469. baths, built-ins, sun deck, ConnecUcut River. Their ^ ^^g ^rigi- reimrted brisk bueineee. A Santa: EASTERN BOILER tog. Many desirable features, ______roinn Ranch, garage, lot 200 99 Loomis St., Mandhester air-rtiattresses, 24 each. All in Chestnut Hill Rd., Glastonbury, C all 643-2464 or 649-9404. nice level lot; Original owner ment, large lot, close to Route garage, and a 40 mile -view. complishment Sunday is all cen ts an hour______increase to O" Capitol HiU, Sen. Fraidc J. Fe ofiH ^ said "every piece of training program! TWO BLOCKS from Main, 6 such as the sturdy construc­ EXTRA large im m olate 6 x 300, low 20’s. Busw^s Real Liberal Company Benefts • good condition. $43-7060. after 5 p.m. 633-5349. room Colonial, 2-car garage, selling. T. J. Crockett, Real­ 15. MlUette A gen cy, 643-5992. Only $22,500. Hayes Agency, the more laudable as the wa- c“”^ ‘th‘^7lgura recom- Lausche, D-Ohio, introduced equipment Is to service.” And. MECHANIC — Experimeed, SIX room duplex, centrally lo­ tion, new heating system, big room Cape, eat-in kitchen, shed Elstate, 649-9659, 1-228-9234. Car Allowance enclosed porch, shaded lot, tor; 643-1577. 646-0131. ter was as Choppy as the Allan- j, a presidential emer- legislation ^ t would, authorize at this time of year, many rail* substantial salary, bemus t>lan, 400 HEAVY CEDAR Clothes USED furniture — bedroom set, MANCHESTER — Bowers porch, central location, and a dormer, newly painted, move-ln t o LLAND - 6% room Raised ______Elxpense Account , cated, teen-age children only. ' permanent siding, - 216,900. tic Coean in a stiff breeze. Two kwked into tee a , five-m6mber presidential roads are running passenger company paid pension plan, line poles, many sizes. Also living room set, ate. Call 649- MANCHESTER Vicinity ^ Im - School, 7 room Colonial, liv­ beautiful lot Sensibly priced condition. Only 216,9(X). L eon Company Stock Shafing Plan No pets. Available August 1, Hayes Agency, 64e-013L Ranch, ordy ope year old, beau­ E3LLINGTON Rockville line. years, ago, 'when these two boys Situation. The union has stood compilssion J^; trains at capacity, anyway, many other fringe benefits. Ap­ basketball and fence poles. 6384 after 7. • 2126. 649-3409. maculate 5 room Ranch, on a ing room, den, dintog room, at only 21**300. T. J. Crockett, ard A gen cy, R ealtors, 646-0469. For $12,500 you Can buy this ^g^g were defeated In industry life and Health insurance Plan tiful % acre wooded lot. Pan­ on its original request for a 53- ture transpo^tion In other developments, Keat* p ly F a im oil, Inc. Route 83, 649-1353. 90x150, fuH cellar with rec kitchen and half bath do'wn. 3 Realtor, 643-1677. vacant four room Cape. Full Olympic tryouts by ten sec- Paid Vficatibns *1. ------NEW TWO family flat— 6-6, BIRCH STREJEir.— SmaU five eled family room, 1% baths, 2 cent-an- hour increase. contract- deadlocks and m ake em Air Lines said that starting RociEviHe o r oah 875-3379. FOUR room cold flat, second Bowers - school area, largs room, 3 bedrooms, eat-in bedrooms and full bath ttp> basement, usable attic, ga- ^gy practice dally in the If you have a college degree 36 MM CAME3RA, Hitchcock g a r r i s o n Colonial — HtoUister room home in an extremely fireplaces, 2-car garage. Good at tee close of bueinea today It Musical Instruments 53 flo o r, 64 B irch St. C all 649-6553 kitchen, oil hot water heat, Shaded lot, one car garage. rage, and a good sized lot. j^-gg that teat won’t happen with some business experience, chairs, (reproductions), lounge kitchen, 22’ living room, sep­ St., Wbehen, dining room , Uv- central location. Owners mov­ mortgage assumption. Only ie putting on leave'without pay betw een 6-8. aluminum combinations. 215,- 222,500. Wolverton Agency, Very convenient location. T. you qualify for this excellent ch air, storm ■window, 24x39, VIOLIN — ov er 140 years old, arate furnaces, city utilities. Ing room, 2 huge bedrooms, ing south, have been asking; $19,900. OoUl & W agner A gency about 12,000 nonstriktog em* 900. Wolverton Agency, Real­ Realtors. 649-2813. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. DEAN MACHINE opportunity m etal cot. 643-6626. good tone, bow requires re- MODERN 3 room Ranch stjrle Also older 2-fomily. Call Leon tils bate, dishwasher, fire­ 29,500, but any reasonable of­ 043-9088, 875-3396. Club members also took all ployes. The company sold tts If tors, 649-2813* McNamara Sees Lag P R O D U t ^ W R ITE .... hairing. 114 M aple St. apartment, range, refrierator, Cieszynski, Builder, 649-4291. but tw o prizes In the 1966 E ast­ OAKW(X>b RD.—A new Colo­ place, aluminum atoifns and fer will be considered. T. J. EAST HARTFORD — 3 family top corporate officers now ara 166 Adam s 8 t.y M hnebester disposal. Lease and escrow re­ MANCHESTER — Goodwin St., nial nearing completion, woqd- screens, nicely Shaded lot, Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. ern Divisional Canoe Ohampion- worktog without pay and att of*' SUN OIL COMPANY^ Boats and Accessories 46 g r e t o h t b n n b s s e a n elec­ MANOHBSTBR — 4 fam ily home, Saunders-St., 14 rooms, quired. R easonable. 649-3566, excellent 7 room Cape, (4 bed­ ed lot, Bowers School. Buy near all schools. Shopping and rtidps held Saturday at Mans­ fleers wm work without pay all*, P.O. Box 71 tric guitar, double pick-up. home, excellent condition MANCHEISTER — Young Im­ income return, separate heat­ In Oil Strike Effect Has immetbate openings for the NEW f.966, 18’ S tarcraft H oliday a fter 5 ,. rooms) large kitchen with dish­ . now and have it decorated to bus. No Agents please. 218,- Events fie ld HoiUoW Dam . er today. East Hartford, Conn. 06108 sway bar. with case and am­ throughout, permanent siding, maculate 7-room Colonial. 1% h s systems,' seUlng to iqiper -______(Contlniied from Page One) foHqwifig: , aluminum boat, all rigged with washer and builtins, rec room, your tastes. T. J. Crockett, 200. Owner, 649-8754. OTiera were 40 canoes entered Tel. 569-3400 plifier with tremelo and re­ NEWLY decorated 4 room aluminum storms and screens. baths, double garag^ two flre- 20’s. EVw further information 40 h.p. all ele ctric Evinrude 2-car garage, near schools, Realtor, 643-1577. Sunday in seven events. “ We aee )(»o signs that North Lathe Operators — days verb, one year old. Cost 2575. apartment, heat, hot water, 3-car, garage, parking. FVlly ca ll The R .F . D im ock ''C o. 649- HIGH school bo>- wanted part- and 18 H .P. Johnson. T ee-n ee churches, bus line. Priced right MANCHBBTHR V ic in it y — places, recreation room. One In addition to Fletcher and Viet Nam is wUitog to proceed Strike Hits and nights new, asking 2425. 649-7313. adults on ly, 295. 172 Spruce St. occupied, good Investment at MANCHESTER —. 4 bedroom 6246. State Gets time for clean work, week­ boat trailer. FVll cami>er top at 219,500. Schwartz R ealty, 522- 7 rooln Raised Ranch, custom of privacy on a e M Murphy, other winners inchid- to negotiate a reasonable settte- 649-6964. 227-;500. W olverton A gen cy , OaiiTison. Colonial. Double ga­ Hardinge Operators — nights ends. Apply Bess Eaton Do­ sleeps 2. E x tra s., 23,000. 640- 6228, Lou A rruda 643-4281. built 1963, features include a end street. Bxtras. Im m e^te COLUMBIA Lakefront — 7 W orld «d Donna Rand and Ohetyl ment, nor do we see any signs Realtors, 649-2813. rage, I'i baths, 2 fireplaces. Gardner, first in' the wolnen’s nuts, 160 Center St. 0134. Antiques 56 16x30’, heated and fireplaced ^ ocewpanej- Realty. 280- room summer home, easily $357 Million iiKat they lack the will to cohtto* Resort Spots Tool Makers and Machinists —> FIVE ROOM single house in­ 4 years old. Extras. Immediate tandem. It was a double cele­ cludes. appliances, $100 month­ 216,600—Oversized, Immaculate MANCHESTER —- Ranch, fine famlly room, 3 bedrooms, ex- 74TB. ^terlzed by adding furnace, ue their aggreseion in tee days and nights 12’ ALUMINUM BOAT — F ib- REMOVAL SALE — Large col­ residential neighborhood, mod­ occu p an cy. P asek R ealty, 289- Drops Minister bration fdf Cheryl — it was her (Coatemed from Page On^; ly . J .D . R ea l E state C o., 643- 6 room Cape, one imflnlshed, ceptlonal closet space, 30’ liv- " cement dock, good swimming. South," he Said. Hdp Wanted— erglas deck, steering controU, lection iron replica mechanical shed dormer, fireplace* fenced ern kitchen 'with dining area, 4 7476. RAWALPINDI, Pakistan ( ISte birthday. Surface Grinder — days 5126. ing room, dining room, kitch­ Hutchins A(gency, Realtors, From Taxes "So, while being oautloualy official In San EVaneb^, extras. 12 h.p. ‘Evinrude Sea banks, very reasonable; barrel yard, trees, near bus. Hutchins bedrooms, 2*/4 baths, large liv­ en has all bullt-lns, 3 fun Manchester / President Mohamed Ayub Lee Piaseckl and Warren Ju- Male or Fonale 37 649-6324. HARTFORD (AP) — Connecti­ optimistic I want to caution cept tor a few diebards, a Production Milling Operators — King motor, excellent condi­ back chair, cost 275, sell fo r $6. FOUR rooms, second floor, ga­ Agency, R otors, 649-5324. ing room with paneled wall MANCHESTER — 8 roo»n cus­ baths. Heated 2-car garage, ______Khan, who ousted Ws pro-Pek-. rovaty were first in tee SO-2; FOREST HILLS cut collected $367.2 millicn in against ^ translating______that into a resigned_ __ to _____ strike difficulUea days and nights IF YOU have some experience tion, 2200. 649-7149 9-12 noon. Six matched wooden antique rage, heated, newly redecorat­ fireplace, 9 Closets, large fam­ tom Split, large lot, garage, 200x288 treed lot. Elxcellent EAST HARTFORD — Adorable tog foreign minister last monte, 'ooBline, 1, Jory Smith, 2 CONCORD RD. — Beautiful assortM taxes to tee 1966-06 there wiU be an early ond many vacatlonem are caa*' as a short order cook or have ch airs, 225. M any unusual item s ed, modern bath and kitchen, ily room 'With fireplace plus carports, sun deck, in-law ar­ buy at 233,900. Wolverton 0^ room Ranch, carport, fuH announced today He is dropping p^ter Olsen, 3, in tee men’s Ranch, large living room, for­ Off Vernon Street fiscal year teat ended June 30-- termination of tee hostilities. I celtog or portpontog their fUgUI some griH work experience and from the antique ahop. 42 large yard, 2125 monthly, J.D. game room and Work shop. rangement. CaU Helen Palm­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. ceUar, exceUent condition, ,ca- Ws Westem-orienited finance jm^tor 600 meter. can work part-time year ’round Diamonds— ^W atchss— mal . dining room, cabinet er, Leonard Agency, 646-0469 an increase of some $43.1 mil- jjgjjeve there wiU be,” ho plans untU it’s settled.” PART-TIME Bridgeport oper­ Spnwe St., 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Real Estate Co., 643-6129. Priced for imediate sale at 8^ room alr-conditloned thedral celling, only $17,900. minister. In the K-2 women’s Junior, Jewtifay 48 kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ lion over tee. pfe'vious fiscal toW tee newsmen. Many would-be Hawaii tour* a tors and sdl around m achin­ we are looking for such a per­ 225,900. PbUbrick Agency, 64p- or 649-3877. MANCHEBTER — -*^'-room new Ranch, 2 full baths, GoodcWld - Bartlett, Realtors, The brief announcement said Jo-E311en Pagach and Harriet son. M ornings 8-12, 5 days a tion room, landscape yard. y ea r. In annouwiing tee cutback In jgfg j^^ve canceled Uwte pluis afi ists. Job shop experience pre­ Wa TOH AND JBJWFXBY re- 8464. Raised Ranch, 16x19’ living mud room, dressing room, 289-0939, 289-9151. Finance Minister Mohammed RandaU, 1; Cheryl and Donna, The Connecticut Tax Deport- week, good hourly rate, pleas­ Wanted—'To Buy \ 58 Marlca E. Robertson, Realtor, FTVE ROOM fireplaced Ranch; production of air munlllohs, tee- united -Air Linea oaneded Itfi. ferred. Apply Gunver Mfg. pairing. Prompt service. Up to room with raised hearth fire­ family room, large bed­ Shoiab “ will be rellnquisWng Ws 2; Beth Verprauskas and Aubyn ment’e reportsays that s the ant working conditions. Apply Furnished Apartments 63-A 643-6958. ■ BOWER’S area Immaculate built-ins, extra large lot, 215,- WAPPING — Beautifully de­ defense chief said within a year pi^nes. United, one of the sttuefe Company, 234 Hartford Rd. 220 on your old watch in HOUSEHOID lote antiques, place, dining room, kitchen rooms, extra, large living cabinet post Aug. 26 to join the Rarstrom, 3. , . figure IncludM only the Brst in person. Brass Key Restau­ 6 room Cape. Oil forced air 900. CaU Irene K'wiat, Lieonard signed 7 room Colonial with the United States will have, an carriers, normally runs Ifi trade. Closed Mondays. F. B. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, ONE room furnished apart­ with bullt-lns, 3 generous bed­ room, ultra modem kitch­ World Bank as an adviser.’ C-B ju^o^Stove^im^ months of tee year, terough HOWARD JOHNSON’S of NEW LISTING—Porter Street heat, garage, private lot, 217,- Agency, Realtonsr 646-0469 or attached 2-car garage, rec air ordnance inventory of 500,- flights each way between Bawas rant. glassware. We buy esrtates. ment, all utilities. Apply -10 rooms, 2 full baths, heated en. Ayub ennoimced last month son and Chuok Burnham, 1;' ' March 31, for the sales and use Manchester needs short order . B ray, 737 M ain Street, State area, modified 2-level Ranch, 900. CaU Lappen A gency, R eal­ 742-8349. room, 2% baths, largo kitch­ Village Peddler, Auctioneer, Depot Square,'Apt. 4. and fireplaced family room, 2- teat Foreign Minister Z. A. JUrovaty and p i^ ck i, 2; W-2 000 tons. 11 and tee West Coast dally- cook, nights, 4 p.m.-12. Apply Theater Building. 8 finished rooms, plus 2 un­ tors. 649-5261. en, f«nlly room, twin bed- tax opUections. 420 Lake S t, Bolton, 649 3247. car garage, best v^ue. 223,* Bhutto was g;i'ving up Ws post men’s junior, peter Olsen and He said, how ever, the reduc- Nonstruok . P an .AnMartoan’fi in person only, Howard John­ finished rooms, -tipper and low-, TWO-FAMILY on Main. St. — GERSTUNG AGENCY rooto, a Wgh assumable mort­ The ntoe-monte sales and use 900. Wolverton Agency, Real­ Carl GosUne, 1; Bruce Gardner tion will not eliminate tee need ifiights to Hawaii and the Pa* son’s Restaurant, 394 Tolland WE BUY bnd sen antique and TWO room furnished a'partment, er terraces, large wooded lot, MANCHESTER—^Immaculate 6 A valuable piece of property 649-5361 gage is avaUable on this ex- because of his health. ' tax figure totaled 290.7 miUion— Handicapped? Garden— ^Farm— D airy tors, 649-2813. There was speculation teat and Jerry Smith, 2; another K-2 for a supplemental appitpria- East were reported soU out Tpke., exit 94, Wilbur Cross, used furnitiire, chtaa, glass- ail- all utilities. Call 643-9030. tremendous possibilities' for room Cape, 2-car garage, near for biiSlness, etc. For further’ EJvenlngs and Weekends ceUently maintained property*. or $0.7 million more ,teuu tee Products 50 , ^rge family. Priced In mid bus, shopping and schools, tee president dropped tee two men’s junior, Gosline and Olsen, similar period a year ago. tion from Oohgreas, dthough he ggn Francisco hotel spoke*'* Manchester. W^nt to earn your oivn ver,^ploture frames, old coins, details call PhilbrUsk Agtocy, WOODBRIDGE ST.—Vacant 2- CaU 648-7033 or 649-3988 Weslqy R. Smith, Realtor, 643- 30’s. For further information quick occupancy. Bel Air Real ministers to avoid the appear- x; Smith and Gardner, 2; 0 2 The heftiest increase was in said its size has not been deter- men said teey had expected a living. We employ the fresh guns, pewter, scrap gold, Realtors. 649-8464. famlly flat Original owners 1567. MAN for night counter work, 18 call R, F. Dlmock Co., 649- Estate, 643-9332. ance of being too closely com- men’s jimlor, Richard Robinson |jie etate’s corporation business mined. large influx of 'vlaitora tela week handicapped. We train you. Nightcrawlers.vlers. Tomaszewskl, watchea, old Jewelry, hobby Business LoeaHom srtUng. Five rooms down, six or over, experience not neces- 5245. $16,000 — OVE3RSEZEID 4 Tohm. ANDOVER — Large pond and mltted to either tee United and G ardner 1, and Burnham tax. The 1066-66 figure w as $67. "These actions w h^ we are but for tee most part Box 363, South Rd., Bolton, cdUecticoa, paintings, attic oca- iq>. A ll n atural oak trUn, wry. Will train. Good pay. Ap­ Air-condition^ office. Call For Rent 64 expandable Cape, alifninum 8^ acres are the setting for States or Red China. and Simpson, 2. ^ 96 m illion , o r aix>ut 210-6 m il­ taking toiday,” MicNamaia said, haven’ arrived. / open daily. 649-6472. tents or whole estates. Furni­ 7% ROOM Ranch, 3 bedrooms, beautiful floors, plaster, etc. ply to Chris, Deed’s Drive In. Hartford, 522-7246 or write combinations, new Alcoa alum­ tWs authentic 1790 C olonial, 11 Tihe club racked 26 points lion higher than tee previous “are designed to avoid wartc^ Newspapers to Miami oaHI ture Repair Service. 64I-7449. DESIRABLE atore or office oversized kitchen, 2 rec rooms, Two heating systems. Two- to N. A. Homelight Inc., PICK your own stra'wberries, space; ground floor, clean,- at­ BUILT BY ANSALDI Affenfion inum siding. C all ow ner, 649- large rooms, 8 fireplaces, 2 Trial Ordered ■with CfocWtuate Chib of Massa­ year. acoumulatton of excessive ui^ thouaands cf vaoattaoani weM LOCAL factory branch pffice lot 102x380’, exceptional condi­ car garage. Property is ■vacant excellent picking, 30c a, quart. tractive and reasonable. Apply 3736 after 5. dutch ovens. EWcellently pre­ SYDNEY, Australia (AP)' — chusetts scoring 16 and Water­ Next greatest increase was to ■uentorles such as tee 212-bdlliim stranded there. Only two do* has openings for men with am­ 18 Asylum St,, Hartford, tion, Buckley School area. 219,- Land & Property Owners ■ and owners anxious. T. J. Bring own containers. Field Rooms T^thbnt Board 59 served to it’s original state. A 10-year-old youth who said ford, 13. There were also entries tee Inheritance tax, which surpliu of ammunition and mestlc aiafllnee are still operas stating han^cap, address Mrs. Reynolds, State ’Theatre, 900. P h ilbrick A gency, 649- Five Room Ranch Attorneys, Corporations Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. bition for big earnings. Apply opens 4 p.m. Tusday and Just minutes to Mandhester or “unleM I did something out of from New Jersey and Pennsyl- totaled 289.68 million, or $10.2 equipment with which we ended ti^g ©ut of Miami aitd !••• THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot ______1 p.m.-8 pjn. 8464. Banks 11^ Main St., E ast H artford. and phone number. Wednesday. Adults only. Al'ba- Lots For Sale 73 Hartford. CaH now for com­ the ordinary I would irfisaain a vaWa, million greater than the figure tee Korean War.” port flights hooked to eopaeityC tag;e Street, centrally^ located, pp OFTTCE suites In Full bas«nent, 2 fireplaces, MANCHBSTEIR—Porter S t — ____ 9-5 p.m . • 81 Farm, Villa Louise Road, A highly quallflM group of plete details. OolU A Wagner, nobody a ll m y life ” w as ord ered OiiiM ing p erm its fo r the 1904-66 fisca l' year, Anii McNamara, in answer to "We suspect teat a lot of per* large. pleasantty furnished RANCH -— 3 bedrooms, fire­ ceramic tiled bath’, plas-; land aiid property apeciaMats 4 bedroom Colonial, large THREE to choose from. One in Bolton, opposite Villa Louise State Theater Building. In- A gen cy, 043-9099, 875-3396. todaty to stand trial for tee preacott Hodges new ion- cigarette tax, including _____another____ questitm, denied Soviet sons are booking apace on m o^ - MECHANICS -h e lp e r ' experi­ REGISTERED Pharmacist — room s, parking. C a ll 649-2358 place, . large family kitchen, tared walls, fuU insulation,, solicit, for purchase^ or re­ kltohoa with bullt-lns, dining suburban, location 117x274.^ Restaurant. quire 1 p.m.-S" p.m. Mrs. Rey­ shooting of Labor Party Leader annomiced the Uoense fees, came to $31.8 m il—^jy^rges that three Soviet'veS- than ope atrttoa "as' a hedge’ ' enced, substantial salary, bo­ full-time or regular psrt-time, for overnlgbt and permanent ■with built-ins. Full heated base­ hot water oil heat, cast sale any size tract of land • ' room, paneled llrtng room Anbteer 100x2D0 with utUlties, nolds, 643-7832. SoShStaTS^to i s - Hon. an increase of $7.7 miUlon ggto had been endangered or against teepoertMUty of no4 nus plan, company paid pension Manchester Memorial Hospi­ KIEBERG lettuce, 10c head, guest rates. m ent, 215,900. Char-Bon R eal iron recessed radiation, or property you have in your with fireplace, 1% baths, at- A Zone, E state, 643-0683. Inventory. patio. Call over .the total for tee pre'vdous damaged when tee oildepots having aseat,” said a ■pokav ^ n , many other fringe bene­ tal. Call Mr. Aronian, 643- also beets, bqans, swiss chard. STORED— center of Msmehester, wall to wall carpeting, ex­ toched garage, fro n ta g e MtChen, fireplaced fits. Apply Farmoil, Inc. Route ROOM with kitchen privileges, newly remodeled store, front tra large kitchen, city Turn that owner, 648-0804. has been granted to build a year. , were bombed. "They (tee man for nonstruck Anwaltaif' 1J.41, E xt. 208 fo r appoint­ 21 Angel St., Manchester. MANCHEJS’TER — 2 family 5 garage. Beautifidy landscaped The category teat produced may have been struck by some Airlines in DaHas. "Aa a cemfik/ 83, R ockville, or ca ll 875-3379. central location, Mrs, Dorsey, and interior, reasonable ^ n t- utilities, combination Win­ two-fMnlly. T. J. Crockett, ment. An equal opportunity and 5. 12x17’ kitchen, 12x19’ TAX EATEVO- % lot. Priced to sell at $16,900. tee greatest drop in revenue ^f jjh* flak fragments from an- we have more no-shawa''than wa 14 Arch St. als. B rokers inidted. 622-3114. dows, large 2-car garage, IJNUSED LAND AND RealtOT, 643-1677. not a^ee jvith Mr. Caiweii s » » ah«a vriR tnff em ployer. living room, 2 generous bed­ Hayes .Agency, 646-0131. from the previous year was tee Household Goods 51 quick occupancy. Priced PROPERTY E^TO CASH Rd.* house and garage’; tialrcraft defenses-of North Viet normally do.” COMFORTABLE room for gen­ MEDIUM ^ E corner store — rooms, oil hdt water heat, Something Nice CanneoUcut estate tax. The state Nam,” he said. ' Three of the olriitoea sm ilam PARAGON CLBAN, USED refrigerators, for immediate sale. For' free coiifldential ap­ VERNON — 6 room Cape. Ga­ tleman, separate entrance, suitable for^ store or office. aluminium combinations, sepa­ Sidei-Smocking! ( S e U w^s Chot at while sit- Lo’d* aark e Rt. ^ ^ * 1 ^ 1 ooH ected $410,298 tor tee 1966-06 MlcNamara reported the Com- Denver jm ld more ffllgbta wore Situations Wanted— range's, automatic washers praisal and consultation on rage. Plastered walls. Half TOOL CO., INC. parktog. 649-2460. A vailable July 1. 643-772S o r rate utilities, built in 1961. ting to hlB car several weeks J"®®™® ^ • fiscal year — a drop of $1.17 Fem ale 38 with guarantees. See them at that unused property call B cre, trees. Must sell. Pasek munists are disperstog teelr oil leaving wite empty seats, 649-1690. 226,900. Wolverton Agency, CHARLES, .LESPERANCE ^ after addressing an election Uns, house on Doifoleday Rd.. million from tee -previoufl year. gj^jjg The nonsteuck airitoee wste B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 . R ea lty , 289-7476. CAPABLE, efficient, cheerful Realtors, 649-2818. LAND PLANNINC ^ y on the outskirts of Sydney. W. and L. AndrychowsW. house Has Immediate Openings ROOMS TO R EN T — 17 Spruce 6 49 -7620 “But because of ite yery ex- «> taking reservatlcM Ity middle - aged single woman, Mato St. CaU 648-217L MAIN ST. — sizeable store -and It was believed at the time on Cheshire .Bridge Rd.; C * Y f/jn lUTAAi- + 'reconnaissahee phone teat some reported 5 F ot Experienced . . . St. 0 ^ 1 649-2494. ■ basement; - large diisplay „;srin- STEPHEN ST. — Large Immac­ ASSOCIATES years of experience, desires' DISCOUNT prices on colonial 648-1111 that Calwell, ■who received su- Ford Co., salesroom and service M C et, temve had long waits - sonra* dow, busy location, low rent. ulate Colonial, fireplaced living building on Rt. 6; and -c... - _ - either housekeepef ahd-or cook and modern furniture. Why pay FRONT room, centrally locat­ Five Convicted pcrficlal Injuries on tee face, hullto^ on Sie8^”stS"S^iS "StofSS tSSThoura - todora gtatety Tool Makers for Jflgs and 529-0518. room, bdg dining room, sun- position or companion - nurse 50 per cent, more for over­ ed, free parking. 59 Bipeh St., NEW 60 foot 4-fam lly, nearly had bem cut by flying glass. He Letee, two houses with garages £^ n C lO rS e M O n u a y F ixtu res porch, bedrooms 'with oversized new sites have been set up and Hwmaty Ma- to elderly person. Practical, head? Also sterilized recondlr 649-7129. , closets, 2-car garage, lovely lot. finished, large rooms, indi- Of Smuggling testffied today a doctor h^ on Ptae St. Manchester Republican ^ attacking them consist- First Class Bridgeport Op­ port Monday night, 22 young* nursing experience, but not li­ tioiied used furniture. LeBlanc Low 20’s. Bel Air Real Estate, .■vidual heat, designed fo r bus­ removed a buUet fragment from Wtadham H otot ^ committee wlU meet he sald!^ - era tors censed. Excellent references. Houses For Rent 65 furniture, 195 Soutih St., 643-9332. iness in basem ent, 222,500. NEED A Heroin Cache Monday at 8 p.m. at the 13 eters of tee Indianapolis PcUca ■ First Class Lathe Opera­ Interview arranged by phoning ROOM for r^ f Inoludtog ga- R ockville. MANCHESTER—Premiilm lo­ H utchins A gency, 649-5324. Athletic I*eggua and two Jndii* to rs 843-0036 anytim e. A fter Ju ly 10 rage. 643-4643. NEJW YORK (AP) — Five Province Premier “ r S fmTs^lSsten « these, wwton Autetori^^ ‘fo r " S anapoHs powemsn.______who aooooi* cation, 4-bedroom Cape, 2 full MANCHESTER two family, SPECIAL -Horizontal l^iUing Machine call evenings only. 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TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1964 Average Daily Net Prees Ron PAGE EIGHTEEN The Weather iianrt;i?0ter lEnfntng For Um Week Boded July 9, leae Thundershowens t o n i ffb l. their “velocity.” This Is the Ft. Dix, N.J, U|)on completion Low in thld 60a. Suimy, warm Charter Oak and Main Sts. He Annual Carnival Mystic Review, North Ameri­ first time he has entered the' of basic training hP will U® given Ofiara Photo tomorrow. Higt) to 90. A bou t Tow n can Benefit Association, will Police Arrests I is to appear in Circuit Court event, which began about eight a 14-day leave, a l ^ which he ,On Playgrounds - 14,231 86 have its annual picnic Wednes­ July 25. • Contest Winner years ago. Paintings and works w*H receive further training at Manchesier—^A City of ViUagi^ Charm day, July 27 at 6:30 p.m.'at the Henry Leister, 60, of 183 of sculpture were also entered the U.S. Army Seourliy Agency The Manchester Recreatlort \ Airman Robert L, LeLacheur Hackmatack St., was charged home of Mrs. John Lovett, 54 Harold Keish, 22, of Wethers­ Sylvian Ofiara of 87 Santina In the festival and special fea- •■ Training Center and School, Ft. and Park Dei»rtment will spon­ (Olasalfled Advertialng on Page ST). PRICE SEVEN CENTS Jr,, son of Mrs. Lioretta C. Le- yesterday morning with allow­ VOL. LXXXV, NO. 240 (FORTY PAGl^S—TWO SECTIONS) BIANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1966 Hawthorne St. Those planning field, was charged' yesterday Dr., chief photographer for The tures were held nightly. Devene, Mass. Ijache'ur of 87 Cedar will with obtaining money by false ing a dog to roam. Police said sor its annual playground car­ to attend'are reminded to con­ The Army Security Agency la train as an Air Force' medical pretenses. He was arrested on Leister’s dog bit a neighbor’s Herald, recently won the top nival at the West Side tomor­ tact Mrs. Lovett. • , a non-comibatant type organiza­ services sfpecialist at Sheppard a Circuit Court warrant charg­ child. Leister is to appear in Class C award in photography Youth Enters tion associated with all types row, 6 p.m. until dark. AFB, Tex. He recently (jomplet- ing him with ca'Shing a worth­ Circuit court July 25. at the New Haven Festival of Mrs. Olive M. Chaftier of 28 of electronics ' oommunicaitions Children will be able to par­ Too Hot to Sleep ed basic training at Lackland less $36 check June 6 at D & U Art^, Inc., an-annual event held Security Unit Dudley St. is a suf^gical-patient on the New Haven Green. The and commiunicabions security ticipate in tennis ball throw­ AiFB, Tex. He is a 1965 gradu­ at the parkade. Keish posted b o d y r e c o v e r e d Ralpih Bralthiwaite,’ son of Mr. NBWINGlbN, (AP)— A a^Hartford Ho.spital. winning entry pictured grroups for and Within the department ing, water pistol ^ shooting^ IWo-year-old boy wandered ate of Blast Catholic H>£lh bond of $500 for appearance in GLASTONBURY (AP) — The and Mrs. Harold R. Braith- Soiiooi. ' j body of Mrs. Joan Goodwin, 29, of square dangers going of the Army. ^ n g e throwing, bean bag toes­ into the IVeat Hill Pharmacy The British American Club lyianchester Circuit C o u r t 12 waite of 374 Hilliard St. recent­ - was found Monday evening in through their paces on a Bralthwalte is a 1964 grad­ with his dog today in aearch \ \ will have a family picnic 'Sun­ on July 25; ly enlisted in the U.S. Army ing, dart throwing, skeefball, Diamond Lake after she was re­ crowded dance floor. The pho­ uate of Manchester High School of a cool drink on a hot day, Albert G. Hewitt Jr., son of day, July 24 from 11 a.m. to 4 Roger G. J»hnsbn,-.20, of East for a direct assignment to the rope ring tossing, tin con bos- Mr. Sind Mrs. Albert G. Hewitt Hartford, was charged yester­ ported missing by neighbors. tograph was published in -The and attended Central Connecti­ but he had no money. p.m. a f Garden Grove. Reserva­ U.S. Army Security Agency. betball, gun shooting, baU of 77 West St., recently has day afternoon with failure to Mrs. Goodwin had told friends Herald about four yearS ago. cut State 'College, New Brit­ He had no clothes either. tions will close Saturday. Tick­ Class C photographs, accord­ He is presently undergoing been promoted Jo airman sec­ obey a stop sign, police said he she was going .swimming. She ain. swinging and golf. Sgt. - Robert Gustafscki, ets are available at the club­ ing to Ofiara, Were judged for eight weeks basic tradn&ig at went through a stop sign at livpd on Lake Shore Trail. who returned the boy- to his ond class in the Air Force. He house. WASHINGTON (AP) __ goals” and the United States, as which' America and Asia are Lose in Virginia Race is a munitions specialist at Hol­ honie, said the youngster's loman AIFB, N. M., and a mem­ President Johnson has peU- ® Pacific po^r, "ot r^ mother thought. he Was in ber of the' Air Force Systems ed out a four-point policy dnv- beds Oommand which manages all for peace in Asia combin- parti^larly in Vlat- Nam, Secretary of State, Dean R u * phases of acquisition of new mg U.S. commitment - ___ told a news conference that O n ly B yrd aerospace systems. He is a against aggression there ^ ^s on T our Spurs graduate of Manchester High with a • continuing effort laternational trade, the free showing no intent to end the Saved from School and is studying at New for improved relations now of people and ideas, the full Viet Nam war, and we are not \ Mexico State University during with Red China. particip^w of all nations in an ov er^ e hump yet - ^ toven t Backing for his off-duty hours at Holloman. Upset Victory THANK YOU, MANCHESTER AREA, "The peace we seek in Asia is international community and a a peace of conciliation,” John- common dedication to human thing yet while hfe th Radarman 2 C. David A. Kit­ son said in a speech Tuesday progress and development, he Nam-wntmues o ^ n d m ^ and New Jails RICHMOND, Va. (AP) tle of the Coast Guard, son of night to the American Alumni ^id. materiel against the S^th. , . j , Johnson called bipartisan HARTFORD (AP)—After tak- —Democratic primary up­ Mr. and Mrs. David L Kittle of •‘OnmTvinni.tp tr, Apia piiu iw. Declaring that a peaceful congressional leaders to the ing a look at four of Connecti- sets of Virginia’s senior 9 pioneer Circle, served on the Communists in Asia still be- mainland China is central to a House to hear reoorts out’s eieht state tails three lee- lieve in force to achieve their Peaceful Asia ” he-said Pekintt Wh't« ‘ o hear re ^ n s w t s ^ignt state ]a ^ , twee leg pillars of conservatism in Royal Arctic Court of King Asia, ne -saaa r-eniiiK Rusk, Just returned from islators indicated Tuesday that both houses of Congress Neptune aboard the Coast dlMOuraged from ^ Asian trip, and Secretary of they’ve already seen enough to sent tremors through ths Guard Icebreaker Westwind as aggression hostility and encour­ Defense Robert S. McNamara justify a considerable building state’s political itructurs men were initiated into the Roy­ FOR THE BIG WELCOME TO PEPSI COLA State News aged toward peaceful coopera and Richard Helms, intelligence program. al Order of polar Bears' when Won with others. today. 1 ----- cniei.chief. oeimteSenate ip/eiiiuciuui:Democratic Lead- “a A. jaii jail buildingCFUiHuns program w. of the cutter sailed through the In three key races In .tho IH IY T P He cited U. S. efforts — so, far Mike Mansfield and Republi- some magnitude Is justified on Tuesday election only Sen. Har­ Arctic Circle near Sondre •A A iinBiicc^ssfiilunsuccessful — to onenopen UDup trav- r-pa.ip..I^eader m.rppp.tEverett ur M. rUr-VpanDirksen pvip the v basis.ppIp of the four jails-laiip wwe . ry F. Byrd Jr. managed to wia Stromtfjord, Greenland. The 3 el between the United States r^poi-t pn Vdet Nam was saw today,” said Rep. Robert over the moderate to liberal Westwind is a imit of Com­ Not Guilty and mainland Odna. encouraging. D. King, R-ToJland. challengers seeking to resrtylo , mander, Task FV>rce 6, a mili­ Such U. S. initiatives will con- group of congressmen just Referring to the jails in ToU- the,state party image. tary sea transportations service IN NO-DEPOSIT, NO-RETURN BOTTLES tinue, he said “ because we be- back from Viet Nam reported In and and Brooklyn, Rep. Doml- By the slimmest of maigine — command responsible for sup­ In M V Case lieve that cooperation, not hos- speeches to the House that the nic J. Badolato, D-New Brtaiin, less than one-half of one per plying isolated northern bases ‘ tility, Is really the way of the , commented: “They’re tearing cent of the vote — Sen. A. Willis In the Arctic Region. NEW HAVEN (AP)—Pleas of future” toward a Pacific era in (See Page Four) down better buildings than that Robertson, 79, lost a see-savf innocent have been entered by ______• - in New Britain and Hartford and fight to State Sen. Wilham B. The bylaws c(9nmittee of the four of the five mep accused Of New Haven.” Spong Jr., 46, a Portsmouth at­ Manchester Area Council of perjury in the recent investiga­ Rep. John W. Boyd, co-chair­ torney. (- Beta Sigma Phi sorority will tion of alleged payoffs for the man of the Legislative Council The margin of defeat was es­ meet tonight at 8 at the home return of suspwided drivers’ li­ Navy Bombers Hit committee studying the jail sentially the same for Rep. of Mrs. Edward Spence, 22A censes. problem, s4ld the tour of east­ Howard W. Smith, 83, dean of St. James St. The meeting is The innocent pleas were made ern CJoimectiout jails "strength­ the Virginia congressional dele­ open to all council members, by Peter J. Calaudella, 40, of ened the committee in its de­ gation and chairman of the 'roose planning to attend are Middletown; Chester Orsini, 46, Haiphong Oil Depot termination to do something House Rules Committee. reminded to co n ± -a c t Mrs. of Meriden; Harry Saidel, 86, qwaitlve with a program for the Winner of that race was Spence. of New Haven; and Ralph DeLu- SAIGON, South Viet Nam to-air missile over North -Viet jails . . . to present to the W George C. Rawlings Jr., a stats cla, 46, of East Haven. All four (AP) — Carrier-based, U.S Nam today. legislature.'* legislator from Fredertoksburg. chose jury trials. Three of the Army’s armed The committee menibeni plan And Byrd’s victory maigia Former State Sen. Jacob A. Na\’y bombers left an oil depot helicopters, ' called gunships, to visit the jails in Hartford, was only mw per cent in a seta- Fischman, 74^ of New Haven, northwest of Haiphong in smoke ^rere lost in combat operations New Haven, Bridgeport and tively light vote of less tban 486, NOTICE Uie iifth defendant, i«as granted and flames Tuesday and for the iviegdayr boosting the number UtctoBeld next, Children frolic around an open fire hydrant on Chicago’s Southeast side be­ 000. The rival campe had tose- •■'v: a continuance. first time in the Viet Nam war of helicopters downed by enemy Their tour Tueeday took them fore police moved in to shut it off. (AP Photofax) . cast a vote of a hoX sofOlon off ^^Cataudella, a nwpended Mo- encountered edd model MIG16s. ground fire in the war to 162. to the oldest jail in Connecticut, better. HALLMARK tor Vrtdclee Department em- Two MlG16s, the first of the Offoclal figures exclude those -the one in Haddam, built in Byrd OeSealtea tosmtwr PMg ploye.^has also been charged type built by the Soviet Union, deetroyed on the ground in Viet 1786. and the newest, the one Seia, Armieteoid h, Bobthe wt PRESCRinKm with six counts of altering de- were sighted near Hanoi, but Ocmg attacks on airheldB and in Montville, built in 1966. Hie Aleonandrla. partment records. aid net engage the American those wrecked by medhanical Montvilie jail is the only one Tiirmng Off Hydrant Talks On The moffiolal Benw^ wetp NOW BEING He and the other three men raiders, ih a MlOUSa, slow by foUures. Of the thre«, a spokM- built in the aCMfa. Century, with (Mdy 1j8 «C .the stata's 3,8n who entered their pleas Tues- present standards, made their man said; Although the Haddam Jail to In Strike preeincts Still eut tMiawedl Bob- FILLED day are a ^ e d of lying t o ^ - combat debut in the early 1960s crashed near midnight 80 oWer, the Tolland JaU was con- ertson 2d8,4i20, Spong » % Vs Korean war. The <,f Saigon. One c e ie i to be the worst of the Sparks Race 4>utburst WASHINGTDN (AP) — Union By*'d 221,Sia, Boothe 218,237. AT seMe who c o ^ e d a w e - ^ ***"^®“ . and anoth- tour grand >iry probe of the jur- countered in thla war have been injured, was rescued. B^yd said the ceJte there are CHICAGO (AP)- sumed negotiations today in an ^^^awHiig nerth ported payoffs. MIGITb er Four AmericaiM were ‘inhumane.” The inmates, he ran •'^g'd when an 88klegree tem- PINE LoiaeHe reported be found m jo 21b. in a gunSWp shot down’’ by oald, ene “ bottled up in an an- throuffh a near Southw est Peratore enveloped the city, effort to settle a strike against Virginia 8lli 6 o; • M^ ^wibwaid tlgu»------dungeon,M------t* Side Vin.UUftl* neighborhood iac«*A wvaavawT Tues- W.W TVlf(«fr Mia flav tihdk YVIAlVaimfmercury five major_____ s ______airlines*_J11______after,AA______settlingp p O A I i . . . had been oMe to buy back onv- nounced that American AKIR - . PHARMACY 'Jl s, ' dnv nioVit hrpalrino win- ____ a dispute that had halted taHis togs m s' Uceiwas wtataAi bad been *»• poroa plaaee ehided a surfaca- (See Page T «») (••• FOge Four) day night, breaking win- •jjjg disturbance at the Tilers wwM Omi «(1m ■m- ' dows, looting stores and hydrant began about 6:80 p m. wemigm. 664 CENTER ST. • ' ; - ■ ______:___ 1___If______1_ ___3 1___ _ . . - - Aoaf i maries tor the Tlnns| - • hurling rocks and hoxne- several hundred Negroes were -Asst. Secretary m didn’t shape up as retf TEL. 649-9814 .''I Candidalet Cedled ■ -s ' • 'd - made bombs. involved in the incident and Rep. Watkins JI. HARTFORD (AP) — Memhen f a S H l O l l . K C p O I T t The disturbance was Ignited police were reporting sporadic ne^tiations, announced Mt- party of the Democratle state ttoket ...... , I , during the late afternoon when pockets of trouble in the early lenient of the , have been summoned to a. top police turned off a fire hydrant hours today. “ ''iaen from N o^w est Airlines M m Bo m I level party meeting at Hartford in the Negro neighborhood dur- The tniuble occurred along a employee SHOP on Monday, praaiiiniafaly to Oa- With the Designer at Home hig hot, muggy weatflier. one-mile strip d. Roosevelt ™ ouas oamptogn atswtagy. M n c* w t k w a r T was the second major dls- Road and for a quarter mile to Reynolds said Donald fiyrop, .‘ i-i Oov. John N. Denq^y wee turbance in Chicago this sum--the south, about 26 blocks from president of Northwest, had or- K lein B ack PINEHURST ''»-* ' mid to have ashed his five ^ 5^'^i-SXi^Sve ' ...... downtown Chicago. dered withdrawal of the air- ' naming metes tor state office to bi«rn M U ^ aStoS ” o“ es Martin Luther King^Jl-.. _„it js^ommon practice _on_hotjLne’.« " 9«ce to ^ k y o employes H e’ s E a g e r . be on hand tor the ohmed door , f ^ t h e «*alrman of the Southern CZiris- days in Chicago for residents to they would have to pay rent ...... ■ Bcaidoo...... dom a desi^ r Leadership Conference, and open fire hydrants for children i" advance on company-owned One decision expected to be 2 ^ ‘^ t a ^ e v The fa s h iw j^ - community. leaders to cool themselves. More than quarters. T o T e s lifj reanhad at the oonferenoe is MitiorMi hv the Amer- police quiet the disturb- 300 hydrants were <^ned Reynolds said he appreciated * whether AttiUo R. FYoarineiU, to SM " across the dty Tueeday. - 4he cooperative atUtude both of NBW YORK the party's eondidate for Twenty-four Negroes wore pr. King, who is conducting Northwest and of ,the AIL-CIO go pUbHo retattean maa lieutenant governor, will resign hMdMarteia of the »*Tested and several perswis anti-slum drive in Chicago,. International Association oi Klein retamed to tho-W lted his post as eonaumer protection to \68tttho aoartments '*’®*‘* ^hired during the melee, p ^ n e d noon and evening ral- Machinists in setUing dispute. States from Europe today, oog- commlosibner or merely take a rf the d eeta^ s whose “ »«l«ding motortste whoso car uea in a park in the neighbor- ..These are the sort of difflcul- ®r. h® »®ld. to eet .the reoonl lb.(9c leave of absence from the job rf^oM^thev have been seeing ^ere Shattered by hood for Negro residents to air ties that are bound to arise in a ®traight regarding hto r^tloB - until after the November elec­ W r the destoier* themselv^ through the grievances. He said he would gtnUe Interrupting an operation ship with Sen. Thomaa J. Dodd, 'V # ' ' tion. prudently— stayed away, no one ar®®- presebt the grievances to city ^ widespread as Northweet’s,” Arriving hSre aboard the Bnov Tender. U.S. Choice ''■ 'ik l oan say what their orth at-home Reynolds told newsmen.' Roosevelt Road is a general ^ ^ ^f pa- United States, Mein said he wdS --'’v . ^ elothes look like. F R I ethnic diriiMng line between tieiSe and u n S o n d ln g , ^ CUBE Minister Bids But BiH Blass, who has been A A FA ^rB.f groes and Italians. South of . , ^ ny given in tae Senate Btifles rtiowing big bat wings on his -g-, A • 1 ^ s e v e lt R o ^ is solidly N e^o ^nt on b o t h i e s ? ^ STEAK atJhome olothea for Maurics t Orm eV A id e wlhilu many Italiajis live to the “ Dodd 6 aotivitleSe fb T o S u c c e e d Rentner, revetued by his apart­ immediate north. “ Now we hope to get on with podd has denied, )n teettmonjf ment that it’s natural for him ' ' i' The area is about 4*/i miles *h® business on hand.” 'before the eonunittee, aUega. 1.19 lb. French Chief to like bat wings. He is fond On Spy Count south of a Puerto Rican neigh- Reynolds made his announce- tions that he accepted expeoaiva of homed things and things that bothood where three nights of ment after a meeting witii lAM gifts trom Klein In retam Jar PARISS (AP) —. VeJery Gie- go boot in the night and that ■WASHINGTON ' (AP) — A disturbances_____ erupted last representatives and ivith repre- favors granted to tbe pubUa « - card D’Esteing, . Prertdent prowl. A oollection of ®wls former military aide to the month. ^ sentatives of the five struck air- latione man, who has been de- TCP ROUND Charles de GauMe’e fonner fi­ stares from one pf book joint Owefs of Staff has been A i»Hceman who said he was lines. In addition to Northweet scribed as a reogistered agoot nance minister, has made hie shelves In his book-filled bed- accused of conspiring to deliver for Wufit Germsii Intereets. ROAST first open bid to lead France room. Great antlers curve defense information to tiie So-' (See Page Twenty-Two) (See Page TMrty-Nlne) ^ eager to teetUF after the 76-year-old president is around a shaving itnlrror pn his yiet Union, '*' ■ tisefore the oommittee),** RM a gem®. bedside tgble, and there are a federal grand jury indict- said. “Z am shoeked by, soma of lb. 99c Gieoaird D’Bstaing, leader of other horns used ae decoration ment naming William Henry the testimony X read. the * Independent Republican here and there. Passing the whalen, a retired Army lieuten- 'T m glad Z now have ad party wtodeto sttl mpporte De desk in a comer of his living- a^t colonel, said the information Heat Wave Causes portanity to appear and IlNitUy .Isf.. Prize Gauine, wrote France’s SS,0(X) room, one is shaken by the sight ii^luded data on atomic weap- m der oath. I wM answer onff mayors Tuesday asking their i* of a tiger ready to spring: this ong^ missiles and the retaliation questionput to me.** TAVERN aid in definiiig "nsw nflos” tor is a stone tiger from a temple plans of the Strategic Air Com- Misery and Deaths Klein «nieid puHUedied raporta th« natian’e progress. In Korea, about 20^ years old. mand. ■ ' that he was a lobbyist. He said France bae sutmounl- On his big terrace^ a leopard gaid Whalen received a to- gy t h e ASSOCIATED PRESS customers On a rotating bfusas "I am not ao regiataMilU’* ka LOAF ed great crises since De OauUe (pedigree unknown) crouches tal of $5,600 on six occasions ‘summer’s longest heat wave up to two hours. 2 (See Fags Ten) retatnad to power in 1068. But 'beside one .of the tables, with between December 1969 and gripped most of the eastern two- Other cities also have report- the Om* has come for the nation long red cloths. March 1961 from two former thiids of the nation today, caus- ed power shortages this week, lb. 1.19 to bsooonM “ on otganiMd and Barth tones ob v io^ y appeal Soyiet Embassy officiale who widespread,, misery aind in- including four in Nebraska, atabta deuMtoraicy,” be said. to BIH Kaee, who has Ms home have returned home. convenience. Many cities reported record MAXWELL HOUSE The fkiMMlall expert said that in browitB and earthy greens. There was no immediate ex- The Weather Bureau said the consumption of power because' BuUetih Here's Pepsi-Cola 6-pock eonvenienee, without the bother of bottle the independent Republicans and ho obviously likes to bo planation from the Justice De- oppressive heat and humidity of the use of cooling devices, GOFFEE-lb. 73c are part of the GaulHst majority comfortable because he has low partment nor the Pentagon on expected to continue W 'Violent storms brcriie out in the National Aseemhly, but cushiony sofa, loveseat and the gap of fivfe years between geveml days, with possibly mi- Tuesday*^ and Tuesday night in MONEY BILL SIGNED deposits and carting bock'empties. Some igreot Pepsi taste — bold, “ ihey are above ■* oonoemed chairs -in Ms Uving.room, with the last alleged offense and the relief in some areas. ^ d ely scattered sections of the W^HINGTON (AP) •- EVERYDAY IX)W PRICES with tbe preporOtkxi pf the iu- Into of books idled on the low arrest. ' * Temperatures have soared to country. President Johnson Signed In* tables. His small dining-room is Whalen, 61 and now unew>' i(X)-plus for five straight days in Severe thunderstorms struck Cleon, olive. Follow the orrow to your favorite store, and pick up Pepsi tare.’* ______, ______to law todily the fe!6 per •fill Bumble Bee Tb do ttto, he said. K la nooes- covered in a cotton fabric print- ployed, was taken into cnstoiiy tibe nation's mideeiotiCn sandusiky Ohio, and nearly a pay ndse for the atmel aajy “ to provide an otganiaad ed in amaU ftgurto on a brom Tuesday by FIK agents in Mb- South. The 90» and 'pain caused flooding, forces and the 917.4-blBlm W HITE TUNA and Diet Pepsi.Cpio in 10 oz. toll one-way bottles. and liboral frameworic tor too background, and • “ covered" In- urban Alexandria, Va.-, where gQ^ were general. About 2QP perspi^ were evaou- mUitaiy buying anthorlaatloii institutions of the Flffh Repub: chidfs the ceiling as well e,s the he lives. He was arraign^ on Lx>uis, where the meicu- ated a state of emergency was ^’-passed by COngrewi d h | f lie, to continue economic and walls. But you can tell he is a the espionage conspjlracy ^ climbed to 105 Tuesday and declared and the Ohio National Tuesday. He took the on- social prokrese with respect tor bachelor for l^e has paid abso- charge, wfiicH carnes a ma?ti- loo-plus for four da>^. Guard was called out. South- usually speedy action withoat. individual rights and monetary lutely no attenUon to the kltch- mum penalty of death, and re- ^ deaths were attributed to the.^est of Lake Erie, thunder- comment, loierely announdng PEPSI COLA IN REGULAR BOniES? OF COURSE! etabUity, and to owitributa to en, and when he eeta in that leased several hoOrs later after j^^t weather, meet of them eld- Bt^ms. with strong winds and a. tt through the 'White Hovae. the oconomiS and pohticBl or- clever dining-room, he must posting $16,000 ^nd, p^raons. Six other heat-re- few tornadoes were reported, STORMS EXPE Oa a i KRAFTS ' gstaratiOD of Burdpe." . hays the ^ sent in. _ - deaths were reported in power blackouts occurred in Nothing’s chartged . . . if you prefer Po^si in the regular returnable bfittles you have been enjoying. Among the designen who eur- B d e m a k i;^ Mikhail 8. Sim- ctou^ty, IH. lim a and Van Wert.' A man WINDSOR LOCKS MIRACU WHIP Gtabaid DEabaing, 46, one of rendered their privacy tor the maev, were nam ^ as w-conspl- ^ The U.S. Weather Bareatt la- fbanoe’a most hriiUant young qt. 59c Same range of sizes--8 oz. single drink; popular 12 emd 16 oz. and big 26 oz. family size. •vening, only BiU Btaae has a rators in the ‘ «