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two sons, Pasdals^al Poe III and Average DaUy Net Press Rod Miss Lynn Heller o( 76 Bolton Roger Poe. Pascal earned his For the Week Ended The Weather St. was named to the University B. A. degree at UofH In June ST. MARY'S DAY SCHOOL About Towti Uof H Names Library Partly cloudy tonight and i of Connecticut's dean's list for and Roger completed require 33 PARK STREET— MANCriESTER August 6.1966 Kevin Marceau, 8, son of Mr. academic achievement during' ments this summer for his miwrow, low bonigM, tn M and Mrs. William Marceau of the past school year. She will bachelor’s degree. acetpHii^ applications • • • Ugh tomorrow aear SOa. return to the Hartford branch Still Tracy Dr.; and Brian Moran, 9, In Honor of Dr. Poe/ I 4 13,871A. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence next month as a sophomore Children of all Faiths wflclbnta . • • Manche$ter-^A City of Vittogo Charm Moran of 102 Benton St., re , A central reference library that is being built at tiie cently won second place medals Members of the Rosary So University of Hartford will be named in honor of the Car-Truck Crash Starting S«pt. 12th., fromi9 - 11:30 MANCHESTER, CONN., ’THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1966 (Clasidfled Adverttstag on Page U ) PI^CE SEVEN for the six-hand reel at an ciety of St. Bridget's Church late Dr. Pascal E. Poe of Manchester, the university’s Brings ^rrest V O L . LXXXV, NO. 277 ('rWBNTY.FOt|R PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) Irish Feis competition at will meet tonight at 7:30 in the first provost. For Information CaH 649-4583 school cafeteria for a workshop The announcement was made Brockton, Mass. The boys are A car rammed head-on.into a pupils of Mrs. Margaret Dailey for an autumn fair. today by Henry R. Roberts, tjhe or 643-2359 Johnson of the Erin School of chairman of the U of H board dump trpek yesterday morning Dance, Manchester. Officers of Friendship Lodge of regents. Dr. Poe, who was on Tolland Tpke. west of Slat of Masons will meet tomorrow active in Manchester affairs, er St., police report. Lakota Council, Degree of night at 7:30 at the home o f died in September 1963, shortly The truck driver, Francis H. Moonship, Saturn Rocket Pocahontas, will meet tonight Harry Jackson, 82 Cushman Dr. before the fall semester opened. Hansen, 60, of Stafford at 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. Of------He 'tvas 58. flcere not installed in July will The Transatlantic Brides and The reference library will be Springs, was heading west on be installed by Mrs. Martha Parents Association will meet located in Auerbach Hall, a $1.9 Tolland Tpke. approaching the Terry of Rocky Hill, deputy Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 8 p.rti. million project that will be crest of a hill. John McCoy, 20, VOLKSWAGEN Great Pocahontas. There will at Veterans Memorial Club- completed on the West Hart of West Rd., Vernon, was re be a social time with refresh- house. Sunset Ridge, East ford campus by next fall. It portedly heading east on Tol Engaged will house the School oft Bus land Tpke., in , the westbound In Final Unmanned Test meats after the ceremonies. Hartford. Save On These iness Administration, now lo lane. ■f The engagement of Miss Bon cated in Hudson Hall, in down The car struck the truck on nie F. Sweet of Manchester to town Hartford. the right front fender and stop SUMMER SPECIALS Edward J. Osuna of Rockville Dr. Poe was named prpyost. ped. The truck continued for has been announced by her or chief academic officei^i in another 51 feet. The right front 1964 Model 1 13 ...... $1095 Many ‘Days’ 93-Minute parents Mr. and Mrs. Francis 1962- A native of Pueblo. Oolo., and side of the car were dam i Radio, Heater, Very Clean j , he came to Hartford in 1946. aged and the car was towed 1963 M odel 1 1 7 ...... $995 HARTFORD (AP)— Pro- E. Sweet of 940 E. Middle Tpke. served as dean of Hillyer from the scene. The truck was FUght Off NOW Her fiance is the son of Mrs. 1962 M odel 1 1 7 ...... $795 claiming special "days,” one College and was named the driven away. McCoy suffered Cecile Johnson of 32 Snipsic St Dr. Pascal £. Foe of the chores that a governor university’s dean of graduate minor cut^ and abrasions. 1961 Model 1 1 7 ...... $695 Rockville, and the late must perform, kept Gov. From Cape AVAILABLE studies in 1960. In a letter to the board he said, McCoy was arrested and 1960 M odel 1 1 7 ...... $495 Jolin N. Dempsey busy to unal Osuna. Dr. Poe, who was unique "I have just reached a most charged with reckless driving. 1959 Model 1 1 7 ...... $395 day. CAPE KENNEDY, Pla. A wedding is planned for Oct among college administrators difficult and painful d ecision ,_____ Manchester Country Club Court appearance is scheduled The three proclamations (AP) — America’s most 92. in that he was very popular which I've postponed as long as f'oVs'eptr 12 in Manchester Cir- 1957 (Model 1 1 3 ...... $295 issued by Dempsey urged powerful rocket, a massive wHhwith hishie students, WHSwas rhn.spnchosen j could.” He added, "In the Court. citizens of Connecticut to "Professor of the Year" by the All cars in good condition. Many more to choose Saturn 1, thundered mto 1956 election I was not an un In an accident story yester take special note of: Terminal Demolished university student paper in willing candidate. I feel frus from. We specialize in complete Volkswagen repairs. the sky today, aiming to day, ,|The Herald had the posi —Hat Day, Sept. 13, in BONDS PRESTWICK, Scotland — The 1958. In 1961, the student yeaF- trated and keenly disappointed, hurl an unmanned Apollo tions ' of the two vehicles in SEE TIM MORIARTY recognition of "the rolte of airport at Preswtick, well known book was dedicated in his hon- therefore, in being unflble to volved reversed. Mrs. Eagle- the hat maker in Connecti moonship three-quarters of to World War II Atlantic ferry or. fulfill the responsibilities then son's car was not backing into cut’s Industrial history.” the way around the world asaum^. But circumstances pilots, had its control tower and ' A Democrat, Dr. Poe was Prospect St., but the truck —Nathan Hale Day, Sept. to qualify both rocket and have changed since that! time. SILKTOWN MOTORS Interest terminal in an old manor house elected to the Manchester board driven by Glenwood L. Kennedy 22 in honor of the "selfless spacecraft for a three-man called the Orangefield Hotel. It of directors In 1954 and re- And moat of these changes 510-512 HARTFORD ROAD— 643-6217 was. Kennedy was given a writ patriotism” of the Revolu ^rth orbit flight m De Paid was often visited by poet Rob- elected in 1956 with the largest could not be anticipated a year ten warning. tionary W ar Hero. ert Bums. It was demolished vote of the election. He resigned ago.” I cember. 'V; —Indian Day, Sept. 30, Spurting a tall of fire 100 for a new bulling put into use in in 1957, citing his increasing Dr. Poe also served as a Annually which emphasizes "the im yards — the lengto of a football responsibilities as college dean. member of the Citizens Com € \ m ' 'ISgk portance of our Indian heri- field — the 22-story 668-ton Sat mittee of Manchester and the Our Big 60"' Year...GO-GO TO GRANTS FOR >■' t ^ e .” urn 1 soared away from Cape Manchester PTA Council.. In Kennedy at 1:16 p.m. on 1.6 mil 1962, he was appointed to a lion pounds of thrust generated •u three-year term on the Capitol by its eight first-stage engines. '> ‘■t '* Invest In Your Community “Water-Boy” Lawn Watering Systems Region Planning Authority. The fiery departure was the Dr. Poe W'as'educated in Col Mayor Lee ’U Quickly installed in any lawn area and there is start of an intended 93-mlnute For further Information call The Manchester orado, receiving bachelor of SCHOOL SAVINGS flight that was to subject the nothing to get out of order. Country Club—649-0884. arts and master of a>ts degrees Testifies on Apollo craft to a series of pun PAYS FOR ITSELF — from Western State College in Bulldozer operator Edward McCarthy examines layers of virgin »rock he un ishing and demanding tests, cli After 6 F.M. CaU: 3 SALE DAYS: THURS.-SAT., AUG. 25-27 CUTS WATER BILLS UP TO 50% Gunnison, Colo. He received a earthed on RockyHill building project. They show clearly defined dinosaur maxed by a blazing dive back doctor of philisophy degree at Cities’ Ills Kay 8. Warren, Prealdent—84S-S971 through the atmoqihere above Install under the [grass, “Water-Boy” feeds moisture Yale University in 1946. He tracks embedded on them. (AP Photofax) WASHINGTON (AP) , — May the Pacific. Jcdin lUeder, Secretary—648-7400 direct to roots, Without loss of water. Burning sun taught at Yale |and Smith Col BOYS’ SANFORIZED* The spacecraft was not In- shine and hot breezes cannot dry out or blow away lege before joining Hartford or Richard C. Lee of lilew Ha Victor Benetti, Manager—649-8780 Dinosaur Tracks Found * I tended to orbit. Recovery wfll “Water-Boy” supilied moisture. University.- COnON GINOHAM SHIRTS ven, Conn., said today no one be attenqpted. Dr. Poe' is survived by his can estimate the cost of pro- Watching the launching were wife, Mrs. Frances Fleming Coll "Water-Bby" of Manchester—649-2330 £p:nms needed to cure big city Marine Becomes Submerged in His Work the three aetzonauta who have Poe of 37 Tanner St., and their ills. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. of A Marine, one of the First Battalion, 26th Marines, sinks slowly into a been picked to ride the next S a l e l # 6 6 REG. 1.99 Protection Arranged Atlanta, Ga., said government swampy Viet Nam river while making an amphibious landing near Saigon. Apollo efatp into earth orbit for Chipper plaid shirt with button down assistance already has been the Only his rifle is visible (top right). His buddies used rc^>e to steady them -• 14 days etorting about middJe- for a State Highway Department erected smd progress on the job camber. ’TUs team, whose collar, barrel cuffs, diest pocket. Cot ROCKY HILL (AP) — salvation of his city. selves as they lantied from ships of the 7th Fleet. (AP Photofax) laboratory building. cannot be held up Indefinitely, But Allen and Lee, like other . temebing km trigger an on-out ton carded gingham. Plaids. 8-18. The State Public Works To d ay... os,o/woys... leaders in fine meat About a dozen clear three-toed he said. mayors who have testified in a drive to land men or flie moon •Department took stepg to prints, each about 18 inches "W e’re not up on the Nile Riv Senate inqi^ry Into city prob by 1968. oonsista o t Air FViroe PERMANENT PRESS day to protect some dino lon|:, were visible In the rock. er, you know,” he said. lems, said pi®’’® federal money L t CblB. ViigU L Qiieaom. Ed- saur tracks unearthed at a James E. Duffy, chief of the At Yale University, a spokes is needed to deal with teeming ward H. WUto H and Ifsvy L t PINEHURST U. S. CHOICE ^ construction project. construction division of the Pub man for the Peabody Museum slums, unemployment and the JRoger B. Chaffee. nroc JEANS.L.Save 55c The tracks, printed in shale, lic Works Department, looked said dinosaur tracks are fouqd other ills that can bring street Before they looket Into epwoe, were turned up Wednesday by the prints over this morning and fairly frequently in the Connecti violence. the twoonan Oemiiil prograia la a bulldozer I operator excavating decided that the "public inter cut River valley. Allen said federal aid, coordi Heaviest Viet Raids to be oompletod with Iwa aaerd “Our biggest problem.” sftld nated with city efforts, has RIG. S.99 est” would be best served by Sole 2.44 saving them from harm. John H. Ostrom, assistant cura helped Atlanta escape "the SAIGON, South Viet Nam were 91, ten fewer than the aimed at dieru|itiag the tiea* Roast Beef Sale Suddenly... Thes crisp, carefree slacks are perfect Lindsay’s Humor "W e’ve Just told the contrac- tor of vertebrate paleontology, ______massive ____ riots and___ demonstra______(AP) __ American warplanes week before. In addition 4S6 tkms. mates for ‘mod’ shirts, sweaters! For- 'tor to get some equipment over "Is that while we have an tions” which have struck other staged the heaviest raids of the Amaricans were wounded and The nfloalona flown abundance of tracks we are un . SIRLOIN TIP ROAST trel* polyester,'cotton. Colors. 6-ia, Wins Laughter there and lift them out,” Duffy cities. war on 'North Viet Nam eight were listed as missing or against the Communist North Y(iUR FAMILY WILL LOVE THAT ROAST said. able to find many fossils or L,ee said New Haven has been yyednesday, flying a record 146 captured.capiurea. South oouui Vietnamese vieinaraeBe Exceededexceeded the me previous previous recordMcord P m U G y d lld © 6 ': J'" ' I But there is a building to be bones.” called a model city, and is hon- missions, the U.S. Military forces had 216 killed and 414 set earlier this month by iwvep. 4'IV er fb mi B e e* DELICIOUS TENDER BEEF—Y ef priced way down to please your good At VFW Conclave ored by the title — but if it is Qommand announced today, wounded or captured. ^ official U.S. spokesman 4=*^ ▼ W W B I i e M S sense of thrift. We recommend the first cuts at $1.09 for, tender lean oven SNACKS accurate, this is a reflection on Fighting also flared
CTA Receiving W eek ly Review ** Held 23 Days, vlctlnl began exclaiming, “It’s . t , , , Sheinwold on Bridge not him — It’s'not him!” t)l- Wives Biggest Puzzle i. Craft”Hanscx)m^ Benedetto eald. T W. G. GLENNEY CO. Many Ideas for nU T OCT DANGER HAND Food Prices^ . Innocent Man •nie victim had previously ^Peo p lfe M Of SlAYINO LONG SUIT tM tow a id e ___ Miller’s Restaurant Identified! DeJesus from a ixilice Modem RR Cars MOKTH Show General ^lans to Sue file of “mug shots” 4s one of To Mystified Hubbys ^ AMTton nsiNWfKJi 10 E. CENTER STREET I 4 * KJS two men who robbed and beat Everybody knows 4hat it may fijuL^^tahoA, SpncialA. HARTFXKU> (AP)—The Con ty « 5 Increase Again' N ^ HAVEN (AP)—a New hlm^ •^Why She always has to be be dangerous to give the lead O AKft)76 • ,HBW TCHW (AP) — -ni® Wgf necticut Transportation Authori Haven man has announced he DeJesus, a Puerto Rican who ; gliat {M ale to a hueb&nd im Us the first gal at a cocktail party to an cppcnertt who is in poei- _____ « 1096 FILET MIGNON c will sue for damages for the ty is “ shopping arouod, getting W O T BAST 7 NEW YORK (AP) — . Pood needed an interpreter lor his to kick off her oboes.” % T h e I tlcn to la ^ throu$h a king. NOt oem wUii A 9642 A 1083 prices took another jump this time he spent in Jail following court appearance, was qyickly “Why she bends over and an sorts of ideas” for modem every deageroua poaitian ia ea flhe’a tb® greatest mystery of ty KJF$ V A72 COMPLETE DINNER his arrest tor a crime he did released. ' Usses me on the bald spot on passenger trains, says CTA di obvtoua as this, as declarer dis week. The predlcUona otter little Ms lifetime, as much of an engi> D 2 GJ8S4 not commit. DlBenedetto said that mug top of my head while I am read rector Samuel KanelL covered in today’s hand. A Q 9 4 2 ___ AJ73 hope to harried housewives. MAKE YOUR HOME j I ma on tiieir Both weddli^ amd- And a call for legislation re shot identification should Always ing — when she knows this “There is no ftkure in M y Opening lead —two of chibs. B ou m ntOILED LOBSTER O Tm aiy — If tbey live that long Bread, milk, egg and butter quiring use'of'iuolice line-ups in be followed by a line-up, a pro makes me mad.” , - .e w sf-« sidizing tile present substandard South took ttM first club trick, ■ '>i'as oa^-liie she married \\ prices have been up sharply; identifying crime suspects has cedure in which victim or wit PRETTY AS A PICTURE WITH “Why die wants ma to get equipment” on the New Haven cashed the queen of diamonds ty Q1 Um. SPECIAL grain, vegetable and fruit sup- been! made by his attorney, pub ness of a crime looks over a bifocal glassee but wants con Railroad, KaneU said. and led a diamoad to dummy. Looked at taperaonally, tiie A II pliea have been cut by Gie lic defender Alphonse DiBene- g;roup of men and tries to pick tact lenses for herself.” KaneU reported IVednesday West discarded a low club to aTerage wife doesn’t appear weather, and increased labor detto. out the suspect. “Why she always insists that that the Budd Co. of Philadel show that be had very litUe in 1 MT 3 NT AM pazHoularly mysterious. More costs are showing up on every DlBenedetto cited Wednesday we eat at tome by candlelight George Ashedon phia is trying to interest the terest in the suit. so than a telephone pole per thing from lettuce to watermel the case of an innocent man $13,825 AW ARD ED YALE so dim a f^low can't evm see CTA in experimeirtal trains pow- When Bast got In with the haps, hut certainly less than a BOSTON (AP) — Georg# V. heart trioka. X West cannot win ons. who was held in jail for 23 days HARTFORD (A P )—The State tree in bloom. (K (»t wives don’t what’s on tlie plate.” Kenycn-aahendon Just turned med by Jet turbines produced JaA of diamondi he naturaUy Miner for Tm ’ S'” Butter prices this week were by the Garrett Air Research tba tiick (which happens to be because police relied solely on Research Commission has an POST and ‘‘Why she always eats those reu m ed a law beeit. West cap- even wear a nest of niWns in 10 1 years old but he insista on the highest since 1952. a “ mug shot” identification and nounced a $13,825 award to Yale tuna hah sandwiches for lunch.” Oorp. turned the ten wttfa the, Jack the ease), Boulli can run the their hair.) living alone and doing bta own Margarine, salad oil and short did not permit a robbery vic University to buy equipment to “Why' she only butters the and returned a heart to the ace. diamonds and score hia game A n M tizen An ordinaiy wife, as a matter oookbig. The CTA is also considering ening prices have been inching tim to see their suspect. center of our breakfast toast. I Bast led arwther heart, and the before losing the lead. study the photochemistry of the of fact, doesn’t seem very mys “Steak and aausaga — my similar Jet-powered trains being upward, reflecting the shifting upper atmosphere. '•) ^ like it buttered all over. Pvs defenders got four heart trlokB, Daily Qneetioa ShriBV Coditafl — Tomato Jide# The man, Jose Dejesus, 26, terious to any man unless he future la right here,” be said at developed by United Aircraft demand tor a lower - priced Commission Director John S. been telling her that for yean.” defeating the ocmtract. Dealer, at your right, bUa F ruit Cup of New Haven, was arrested happened to have" wed her him- bia two-room apartment in Boa- Oorp. of East Hartford. spread. Burlew announced the award “ Why abe thinks I should bav{|. South failed to.reallae that ha one notiinnp (If to 18 pointa). Onion Soup — Tooood Silid July 31 on a charge of beating self. It Is fairly easy to figure ton’# South Ibid. The Budd trains win be tested The forecast now is for short Wednesday. RAIL FENCE You a n neixt, hoidlng : Spades, and robbing a New Haven man Accentuate the beauty of your home. Ideal for boundary line* out tiie other fellow’B wile. It’s to give her four weeks’ warning He downed eight aauaagea for for eight months on the Long was exposed to ^ Icaa of four crops of com, peas, green and K-J-4; Henria, 8-5; Diamonds, Entrooo in May,. and floral backgrounds. See our sample sections on display. only Us own wife that obtua- if I’m going to bring astyont breakfast and waa preparing Island Railroad, KaneU said. heart tricks oitiy if East led wax beans and cherries, with Install it yuiirseU and save! Free use of post hole digger with A-K-10-7-6; Ootia, 10-9A When D ejesus was brought in catea a man, be he psychiatrist home for dinner.” chicken wlnga for dinner. 1110 CTA ia charged with the the suit first It’s impossible to higher prices, both now for the 5 or more sections. What do yon any? Baked Stuffed Shrimp , to a courtroom and finally con or bricklayer, stockbroker or "Why d ie save® all m y eld Aahendon worked around Boa- responaibiUty of seetogi to it set up the hearts in such a way fresh Marieties and later when Answer: Pass. Do not over- 'Baked Ham^W/Plnea|»plo fronted the robbery victim, the I bank robber. love letters.” ton aa a tredanoa pbotogn^er that raH passenger aervioe oon- that South loses four tiicka if the canned and frozen ones KLH call an opening Ud of one no- hritedf It yowroeff How cpme It is so hard for a “Why she only dolM me cut until he retired on old age as- timies. West begirw the suit Braised Beef—W/Oniona move to market. a n d ta v a l 2 trump iBleas you have unbal husband to understand his soul six bits for lunch, when every aiataace. The baaferupt New Haven ia For example, if West leads Fried Clams—Tartar Sauce There is, however, a big pear STEREO MUSIC mate? Iiniat really makes his body knows you haven’t been acheduled to be merged into the the eight of hearts to the ace, anced distribution —at least a Tenderloin Tipo—W/Muahroom Sauce crop. aingleton or a void suit. FOR wife so mystifying? WeH, prac- able to get a decent hinoh for Mayor Lindsay Pamayivania-New York Central East can return the suit to give Southern Fried Chicken—W/Spaghettf Meat prices this weekend are SYSTEMS that in Maidiattan since 1M2.” system, but the CTA can still West a finesse. But then Bast Copy right 19M licaBy everything, It would ap- NEW YORK (AP) — “Aha, a Veal Cutlet Parmegian—W/SpimhettI mi.xed across the country. psa*. “Why ahe always makes ms purchase new equipment and cannot get in to provide another General Fentnres Ciorp. AT IKteihug,” cried Mayor John V. BroUed FUet of Solo—Butter Sanot Choice beef ribs are down In Cosmetics An informal poll of a nondes- Uck the Btampe for our Christ least it to the railroad. heart finesse, and South can re Lindaay and gleefully wrote hia the Pacific Northwest, but up srtpt group of husbands asked: mas cards. The Lord knows gain the lead to take hia nine Desserts about 1 cent a pound in Cali IT’S BEAUTIFIES firat summons. Aio Lo^onio^io *’nhat puzzles you most about she’s got as big a tongue as I tricks. fornia. Veal is down 3 cents in NORMAN’S have — probably bigger.” | ’The mayor had caught a : Play Safe Ice Cream — or — Jell*o PBOTECTSENGIOSCS jMiur wHaT** M piodaoad these newsman stamping out a ciga 31,000 in State Portland, Ore., but up 1 cent in "Why every time I come If South sees the Importance STOP IN KOK rette on the steps of Oty Hall C offee San Francisco. Liggetts home wMh a stray bair on m^ of keeping Bast out of the lead, S T A T i D AN KAK FILUNG JUST ARRIVED! Just momenta after New York Qualify for New timwc imcH erTRUP or THtxTte Pork is down in the midwest, 5 coat die wonders out loud if rm he can play safe with the dia- but up oh the West Coast. At The Parkade DEIMON.STKATION keeping up another woman in inaugurated a cleam^ cam- MABOO lt$ $ - $:1$ - 9tiMl 4 palgn. Draft Training mends. South should begin by Turkey is being featured In love nesL” leading thb low diamond to nKOa$$d5.8M$ MANCHESTER 413 HAR'i FORD KD. It all seemed like a perfect mahy areas, reflecting the larg ' ROUND RAIL CEDAR “ Why I atwaya have to dpper HAinTXJRD (AP) — The De dummy's king. Then be retuna er supplies. MAN( HESTER tuKmiummmHmK-mrniSSSg up the back of her dress when Joke — but within boura the dty had itself a legal problem about fense Department has over 81,- a diamond and tries a fioeaae Gotnfortably we go out in the evening. Single the status of the aummona. 000 Connecticut men to choose with the nine. P s o p h m l k s ^ MRS. WIRT P. CRAFT III Air Conditioned girls seem able to do this by from in its new program to If West can win tiie trick 10' SECTION H . 3 5 H . 5 5 Biandieeter’s We
PA G E FIV E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1966 i. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, AUGUST 25, 1968
7 South Wind;sor ill ’T V - i ^ o T o n i g h t GOP Slates RENT The Baby Has A Completely Safety ANDERSON-LITTLE Red Garter RAGWEED ik T elevision Checked Cor POLLEN (80) Spocts CUnera Parly Rally (28) Square Denoing BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH (12) Herv Gririln (40) Peter Jennlngs-^efws COUNT t (18) Ralph Kanna T.SO (24) French Chef Been Nam ed ••• *A gala Thi^rd Senatorial Dis (20) This Is the Life ( 8 ^ ) Batman (C) ONE FIXED FEE (30) ’Three Stoochs (10-3&-a»SO) U.8, Orgaabed trict rally, planned by the East (40) Lloyd Thaxton Olm e (C) NO MHiEAGE CHARGE Hartford Republican Town 8:80 (W) WhirlybtrdR ( S-W The Hunatera BalMeper, Hc4dl Marie, daughter of William M. and (20) Navy Film (18) Subacriptlca TV Committee, will be held Oct. (18) Hollywood BackaUga 8:00 (40) GIdget (C) 1/nraina Stupeki Ballsleper, Westfield, Conn. She was bom (40) Huckleberry Hound (24) USA: l>aace Aug. B at Veterans Memorial Hospital, Meriden, Her mater 18 at Veterans Memorial Park 4:00 ( 30) Scahunt ( 3-12) Oimgan’a laland (O nal grandpeurents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stupskl o f W ri- n British Calendar. ( 8)-SporU World' (C) PAUL DODGE In East HarUord. The district 8:80 (24) ^e-Fourth Ebtate Bolton (51) Merv Griffin ( 8-40) Henry Phyfe (C) Ungford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Paul is composed of South Wind.soij, r (24) What’s New.T (32) Rocky and .His Friends ( 3-12) My Ihree Sona (C) Ballsleper oC 70 Tanner S t East Windsor and East Hart »:00 (34) Sporta of the Week LEASING and RENTALS * • • * • ■ I ( 3-^) News ( 8 ^ ) Bewitched Grand Opening 23 Girl’ Scouts •‘.li (40) Sugarfoot 373 Main Street, Manchester—Phone 649-2881 Boarie. Susan Rose^ daughter of Gerald Joseph and Bar ford. ( 3-12) Movie (C) The entire GOP state ticket, (30) News 9:30 ( 8-4()) Peyton Place bara CaldweU Bossie, O der Mill Rd., Tolland. She was bom and the local candidates have Back from Camp 4:30 (10-20-22-30) Huntley - Brink- (18) Subscription TV Aug. 12 at Rockville General Hospital. Her paternal grandpar-i ley (C) 10:00 ( 8-40) ’The Avengers been invited to the affair, which (24) Local la.sua 11:00 ( 86-10-12-30-33-30-40) News, ants are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bossie, Portage, Maine. | A total of 23 Bolton [girls ( 8) Newswlre Sports. Weather • • • * * ' is entitled "The Red Garter.’’ (12) Newsbeat 11:16 (10-20-30) Tonight Show 'The accent is on the Gay Nine have attended one of the three 4:46 ( 8) Peter Jennings—News Ooetdiens, Ted Andrew, son of James R. and Barbara (40) Sports Final ties. Connecticut Valley Girl Scout 7:00 ( 3) LIttlest Hobo 11:30 ( 8) Movie ColtMi Qoetcheus, Hansen Dr., Vernon. He was born Aug. 17 ( 8) ’Twilight Zone 11:26 (40) Checkmate SAME SALE SPECIALS IN Ticket sales have begun at Manchester Manorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother resident camps this summer. (22-30-40) News £1:30 (22) Tonight Show (O NOW OPEN IN throughout the district. The pub (20) Dial 999 (12) .Movfi Is Mrs. 'Wrglnla Oolton, Cortland, N.Y. His paternal grand ’These are in addition to the (10) Wanted (18) Vintage Theater WALLPAPER lic is invited. ( 3) Movies (C) mother is Mra Richard Qoetcheus, McOraw, N.Y. He has two girls who went to the Girl (34) Whal’a New* ______The festivities will in BEE SATURI'AY’B t v w e e k FOB COMPLETE IJSTINO sisters, CSierl Lyn, 4% and Cari Lyn, 21 months. Scout day camp, Merriewood, • • • * « clude singing old-time favorites, dancing, door prizes and re in Manchester; Staidalawskl, D ohm Marie, daughter of Raymond S< WEST HARTFORD Several girls were awarded MANCHESTER freshments. SALE 2 1 and Jean Foss Stanislawskl, Muddy Brook, ElUn^on. She was full or partial scholairshlps for Radio Ijom Aug. 14 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal About 8 p.m., a cavalcade of 2480 ALBANY AVE. (at Bishop’s Corner) automobiles will assemble at both day and resident camp. (This listing Incdules only those nows broedeasts o f tO or U MANCHESTER fWKABE') WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE - RRDAD 8T. grandmother Is Mrs. Fred Hill, Pinney St., Eniington. She has Money for the scholarship is minute length. Some stetinns i»rrv ofeeir Short DomoastA) two brothers. Nelson Raymond, 8, and Raymond Nelson, 2; Efist Windsor and drive through South Windsor to Veterans Me raised through the annual WDBC—1S8S 7:46 Joe Garagiola C SIN G LE BROAD STREET PARKADE J and a sister, Pamela Jean, 1. morial at Sunset Ridge. cookie sale. 5:00'Long John Wads 7:60 Sing Along • • • • * 8:00 Dick Robinson 7:66 Brinkley Reports Hiilse, RoUn I/ee, daughter of Robert James and Bev- E. Clayton Gengras GOP Jo-Ann Webb, Jill Early, Ka 1:05 News. Sign Off 8:06 Pop Concert ROLL gubernatorial candidate, is ex ren Holbrook, Shirley Holbrook WBCH—910 9:10 NIghtbeat arty Haskell Hulse, 88 Nike Circle. She was bom Aug. 16 at 5:00 Hartford Highlights 11:00 News, Sports, Weather Manchester Memorial Hospttal. Her maternal grandparents pected to attend. and Pamria Lambert attended 8:00 Gaslight 11:30 Art Johnson Show WE HAVE MdVED WPOP—1414 are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haskell, Hyde Park, Mass. Her pa Brady Home Camp Mary Dean Vreelnnd in 13:00-(julet Hours WINF—U3S 6:00 Jim Meeker 5 ternal grandmother is Mrs. Florence Hulse, Jamaica Plaiit, Recreation Director Samuel East Hartland. 6:30 Ken Griffin LATEX CEDING WHITE—$ 3 .5 0 GaL .6:00 News 10:00 Hotline . from our Church C High S t location in Hartford to this BIG NEW salesroom in Manchester Parkade. Mass. She has throe brothers, Robert, 5, Richard, 4 and Ron Brady of Strong Rd. has re Attending Camp Alice Mer 5:15 Speak Up Hartford > 13:00 John Sherman * turned home from Manchester ritt, the camp for older girls, 6:00 News. Sports ald. 8. 6:30 Editorial Roundup • s s * • Memorial Hospital, where he also in East Hartland, were Su 6:45 Lowell 'Thomas Our West Hartford salesroom joins in this Grand Opening Celebration I l^etnalre, Maryaane OamiUe, daughter o f Raymond G. was a patient following a bout san Crockett, Mary Ellen Grif^ 7:00 The World Tonight 7:16 Frank Gifford Norway Power Leader and Parise Telller Lemalre, 82 Converse Rd., Bolton. She wfcs with pneumonia. Brady was fin, Mary Beth Lefebvre, LoiS 7:36 Public Affairs bom Aug. 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal stricken upon his return from Prindle, Gina Spetrini, Rose4 j 8:00 News OSLO ^ V- Norweglana u ^ C. J. MORRISON 8:10 Speak Up more electric power per capita grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Telller, Manville, R.I. a vacation in Cape Cod with his mary Carpenter- Diane Chick, 10:00 Comment last year than people of any Her paternal grandparents ars Mr. and Mrs. Willey Liemalre, wife and three children. Sara Young,oung, NancyNa Lambert, 10:20 Dial 12 PAINT and WALLPAPER CO. 12:00 News. Sign Off other nationality — 11,900 kllo- Unodn, R.Z, _ Musical Bole Laurie Rufini, Pamela Welz, WTIO—1080 watt-houn. Swedes were sec 739 MAIN ST— TEL. 649-9713 Patrick L. Whitfield of 205 Margaret Grunske and Joyce 6:00 Afternoon Edition V ond with 5,900 kwh and Ameri 'Provost, Badwlle Wta, daughter of Richard and Doris Famham Rd. is featured in the Moberg. 6:00 News, Sports, Weather musical comedy Fiorello,” the 6:35 Americana cans third with 5,650, Normandln Provost, Oak Dr., Hebron. She was bom Aug. 18 Five girls attended Camp 7:30 News of the World final show of the season at the at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gremdparents Tolland, the new primitive camp Oval Summer Theater In Farm are Mr. and Mrs. Lreo Normandin, River Rd., Coventry. Her in Otia State Forest in Mas •••♦♦♦♦♦ail ington. 1 Performances are paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. '.Provost, South sachusetts, where the girls are schedule nightly except Sun H a^ey Bhlls, Mass. Kie has a brother, Michael Richard, 20 required to do everything for mcnthSL days tiux)ugh Sept. 3. • •so* Whitfield has appeared with themselves. The giiris are Kath leen Buckson. Shiron Carpen flheaman, Dana M a ^ daughter o f William F. and Eve the Image Playhouse in Hart V.' ter, Holly Gorton, Carole La- lyn LaChance Sherman, Silver PI., East Hartford. She was ford. the South Windsor Coun bom Aug. 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal try Players in “Charlie’s Aunt’’ neri and J.eanne Webb. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward LaChance, 311 Spen and “Man in the Dog Suit,” and TREMENDOUS GRAND OPENING Mant^eOlitr Evening Herald cer St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clark with the Windsor Jesters. Be Bolton correopondont, <3«he- 'v . --V __ ^ Mathmr, I4iantie. She has three sisters, Karen, 16^ Jo Ann, 16, fore coming to Connecticut, he w ^l Young, tel- 643-3961, sad Susacms, HA worked with a theater group in • •see Cincinnati. Top Salesman % pa-T~. L a m Ame, daughter of Robert R. and Renate L- fJ Wegener Rloux, 411 Foster Rd., South Windsor. She was bom K. Steven Waldach of Pleas Area Weather Aug. 18 St Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her matemid ant Valley Rd., general agent WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — A grandfather Is Herbert Wegener, Lebanon. Her paternal in Hartford for the Ffanklin Life grandmother is Mrs. Catherine Rioux, WilUmantic. IiIsurMce'co.* Sprin^ield,' 111., Pleasant weather - with sunny • • • • received a special “ ToV Hat skies and temperatures In the CMdley, Ssndra Bisrie, daughter of Wilbur and Bridget Club” award for outstanding 75 ^ 80 degree range is in- WaB Oridley, RB1> 2, 4OT. was bom Aug. 17 at Man- sales performancetee during July. store . _ for Oonnecticul(Jonnecticul toditoday. Waldach received special refc- (dtester Memorial EbH^tal. H « Inatemal grandparents are The U.S. Weather Bureau says ognition from company presi Mr. and Mrs. ThOihas WaU, KUk^ny, Ireland. Her paternal a combination of clear skies and Grandparents are Mb. end Raymond Gridley, South dent George E. Hatmaker for PoCTfldd, Mass. ~ . t IN ROTH SALESROOMS . e - • • I I 3100,000 Of permanent life iiwur- "with ‘« ^ \tempei^tures S , f m r l 'd l p dipping p l n h U Strolls, Marjorie EUxabeihi, daughter of John Joseph ance. and Nana Popple Sokolis, 701 Main St. She was bom Aug. He is a member of the 1966 «PPe>- and low 80s in some Franklin MiUion-Dollar Confer- areas. 17 at Manchester MemoriM Hospital. Her maternal grand- A rapid recovery from this rarents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Popple, 91 N. Elm St, ence, the company’s elite organ ization of million-dollar-a-year morning’s cool start can be ex these cais Her paternal grandpeurents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sokolis, 51^ pected, the weather bureau says, sales producers. Village St. RockvOla. and pleasant temperatures will A « • • • prevail throughout the area by Ladies' Zip Lined Hannon, Htoeemarie, daughter of David and Nancy Kal- Manchester Evening Herald, Boys'Sport Coats S )llaaers afternoon. Men's Suits ber Hannon, Grant Hill Rd., Tolland. She was bom Aug. 15 South Wfcldsor substitute cor- A weak disturbance associated loot. Virgin Wool Blazers and Shetland Tweeds. O O C All Weather Coats at Manchester Memorial Ho^ital. Her maternal grandpar respondMt, Betty Ryder, tel. 'Chiysler 100»o VIRGIN WOOL WORSTED G with A broad low, pressure ents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kalber, Ripley Hill M ., Coven 644-2374. Eveiy suit tailored in our own factory * 9 ’ * S im 8 to 18. w These wonderful coals tailored in tine tackle twill trough over the Great Lakes for rain or shine wear. Every coal has its own try. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William will pass New England tonight, spec-ally (or this great event. TTanorvi, Grant Hill Rd., Tolland. She has five brothers, James, Boys'Zip Lined All-Weather Coats Orion'*•' pile zip in-zip out liner for year 'round 4 0 2 Fires ‘Major* offering some cloud coyer and 8, John, 7, Joseph, 6, Miidiael, 4.and Patrick, 2; and a sister, a minor risk of scattered' show comfort. Bladkr Loden Green, Brown and Oyster. r Sntartly tailoKd with split shoulders, fly front fOatberine, 6. BOSTON—Of all the fir^s in ers. Sizes 8-18 and 5-13. OarAier, lliotnas Mloha^ son of Richard R. and Ce- Men’s Dress Slacks ^ 9 S the United States last year, the Cloudiness tonight will tend to and slash pockiets. Includes zip in --z ip out icHia Mello Ganlner, 18 M ^ St., Vernon. He was bom Aug. J. '>■'»*' I National Fire Protection Asso keep temperatures from falling Tailrred Slacks in lO m Virgin Wool Worsted. Orlofi pile liner. Sizes 8 to 18. >17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand- DpagE ^dies' 100% All Wool Sweaters ciation classifies only 402 as as low as they did this morning. NEW CAR TIRES jmother is Mrs. Jacinthia Mello, 6 Alpert Dry Rockville. His “major.” Yet this small number The main feature of today’s Boys'Dress Slacks jv-neck pullover styles in the newest 4 0 Q C ■paternal gfrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gardner^ 21 weather map still is the massive Spring S t , Rockville. He has 'a brother, Richard Russell n , of fires that got out of hand all wool heather tone colors, 3 6 ” * caused J312.8 million damage. high pressure system that Edsfdi Men's All Weather Coats Club House dress slacks. Continental waist band, B; and a sM er, Susantte Cecilia, 3 ^ . stretches from the Atlantio ...prices good British Navy and Woodland Berry. * ' • • * • Total fire losses reached $1.76 « . tab fiont closure. Western style pockets. J 9 5 Coast to the Rockies. Galey & Lord, 65°,Dacron , 35“»cotton. I SBsdieitaai^ Tipaethy Scott, son o f Clifford W. and billion. Q 9 S Washable. . .crease resistant. Unconditionally Wash and tjear. Split shoulder. Ladies' Pile Lined Zip-out Sneanor JiHUer Mathewson, K Fairfield St. He was bom Aug. w h ile stocks last! guaranteed. Sizes 8 to 18. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar- Zip<’in;^ip-ovt Pile Liners....*5 Car Coats snts are Mr. and Mra. Harry A. Miller, 210 School St. He has *• a bsother, David Anthony, 2; and a sister, Christine Lee, ' * '’ k.'-' . Boy's 100% Wool Sweaters These fabulous car coats are tailored of b, / > ' 1 8 ^ GOODYEAR WORKHORSE reprocessed wool melton and ate sure 0 m 0 0 m ■ Hurry-'Only 000 sets to seUI Autumn heather lambswools, shetlands arid mohairs Men's Sport Coats to be the season's fashion leader 1 0 9 5 BOifee, & 1sn aisn, eon of Donald P. and Alice Blricson in button cardigans, crew and v-neck pullovers. for Pick-Ups and Panels for sportswear once again. In Navy Burice, Carol Dr., Tolland. He was bom Aug. 16 at Manches Fine Imported Virgin Wools in Shetland X 9 9 5 1 and terry. Sizes 6 -1 6 S.M.L. ter Memorial HospitaL His maternal grandparents hre Mr. ♦ Extrerafleage Tobya S iiU mb ^ Tweeds and Heather Herringbones. and Mrs. Oscar F. Bricson, New London. His paternal grand- • Extra-strong S-T Nyltm Cord ' I paronts mrf Mr. and Mrs! Henry Burke, New Lrnidon. He has Combiner ’heatMnsOiotatnK^tiio three brothers, Donald, 9, Thomas, 7, and Paul, L, wlththe .ifoit side n d coat oin 6.55 X M Ladies' 100% All Wool Slacks paasengei-car tiyal Whitawall Anderson, Karen Marie, daughter bf Elwood J. and Di- TubeltasPlua Men** Topcoats i f V Tailored slacks in all wool herringbones, amM Uoel Anderson, Abby Dr;, Hebron. She was bom Aug. 20 $4.70 r.E.T. tweeds and heather mixtures. Every slack andtekitliai. Famous Hockanum M ill's luxurious 95 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents fully lined. Sizes 8-18. are Mr. and Mrs. BYancis J. Ucci, Eeist Greenwich, R.I. Her Virgin Wools, Velours, and Saxonys. Boys* Long Stoove • paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Qscar L. Anderson, f b r 2 Dross and Sport Shirts M W. Center St She baa a sister, Kristen Louise, 3^. ssi sTs;sj^«K rJs;8St sni Men's Permanent Press Ladies' 100% Wool Sldrts • • * . * * Give your ear that naw ear comfort tide. These are the same Tufayn-tough. long-mileage titaa that are original ■■ I Tnlsslrl. Karcn Jean, daughter of Edward and Barbara Koratron Slacks These fine skirls tailored in A-line and slim OaJensid Pulaski, % Froispeet St., Glastonbury. She was bom equipment on new I960 cars. line styles. Solid color flannels and tweeds in Aug. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her 'maternal Goodyear's famous Power-Clushfon tires with 3-T Rayon WASH AND NEVER IRON! | A 9 S J . checks, plaids and mixtures. Sizes 8-18. ■ graml^Mtrents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Galenski, South Deer 1->.. cord, Turnpike-proved fo|p your safer driving, of course. Natural Black, Olive and Navy Blue. ^ 9 5 c field, Mass. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Marion Pulas All-Weather,.. » ki, Greenfield, Mass, f • Phone in to hold a sell..got your appointment.•• Ladies' Fine Classic • • • < • •. Anotbei great Ckiodyeaibuy! Ibe only lov- no waiting. Free Mounting. TEEN MAN SIZES 3 ’ * 1 9 5 OtiA nomaa Stephen, son of . A Stephen and Ellen piiced tire with extra-mileage Tnfsyn Men's Sport Shirts Chesterfield Coate Murphy Otis, 87 Cambridge St. He was bom Aug. 17 at Man .♦ No Money D ow n...$ 1^ Weekly for a pair. chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. . 11 le t I Robber and extra-strong ^-T Nylon fkmU Men's 100% Wool Sweaters 'These Chesterfield coats in herringbone tweed. D. BYands Murphy, Hudson, Mass. His paternal grandparents Men's Dress Shirts * S " , Many of these coats are fully pile lined. An « 0 9 S are Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Otis Marlboro, Mass. I Autumn heather lambswools, shetlands ^ outstanding coat value special foe,this event! * w • • • • • Bdiia AUtt GMook Boon (ii$a 1 aoudi voder irindomb diiA w Ha NO MONEY DOWNI and mohairs in button cardigans, crew 4 ” * Sizes 5-15. Komer, James I*Yederick, son of Raymond Frederick aod snuggle kilo ooraen. H ict aU and v-neck pullovers. and Joaime L ^ i s Komer, 55 Durkin St. He was bom Aug. 20 worlds of Stonge Qeoe, (bantindif). FREE MOUNTING! I, at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar ABB MORE STORAGE 7.75 X 15 and custom fit any nom. H msc 4R tvbe-typs “NO UMTT’ GUARANTEE! ents are Mr. and Mrs. M. Keith Lewis, Eastford. His paternal WITH ETHAN ALLEN actually over 400 qpen stock ETHAN bisekwsll, plw grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Raymond Komer, 63 AUEN items &r evety iDam. Cboose S1.5S Fsd. aaoaftMIMimMnM*MUWI*aUAaANTSt-Ns limit on month, • No IMRai m t CUSTOM ROOM . Antiqued FioA HoHoom Solid ChcBA IttlsaUkSK oaSI a. «* iwSi • Ho Bulk M t o i i ^ . lyr th. Mitii. III. ol Ui. uiid ■ All Nm O M bw 4M> E lroS t. eM tira Hm m NMnNtoid.MlnitdatoosbiMPflmiuhtp wid m otels «id iwm.1 iM N tom K on- Solid Msbogaiw ec ragged Maple aM CM SnnnkbH M ton. ■ Auto a n . undon tracts V . ncluilKl from On load Iward pnUMiol PLAN UNITS Sic aemto. fc~iS i aoaaw an ftUs undn Oil. furaMn, «iy of imra thin soywacee* Kidb AO nDoeidly pneed. C n a !• Other Sizes At diigJl^m atoMitocnMOg>d«iUMcMl|^noi«^ ^ OreaveA Brenda Elaine, daughter of Robert E. Jr. and ♦ontoday. IHria Naff Greaves, Crystal Lake Rd., Rockville. She was bom Cflnpaialile lew Mottl Aug. 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal STORE HOURS > V , -N U X-V ^'J, ^ V., grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ellery L. Neff Sr., Old Staf iv* ~ b i g CELEBRATION DAYS! s ford Rd.,. Tolland. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Monday suid Tuesday Open till 6 P.M. I 'xi s Open Tlraraday and Friday Rveninga | Mrs. Robert Greaves Sr., West Stafford. She has two sisters, , > 'If:- gYUcia Ehleen, 5, and Denice Ellen. 3 'A. Cloaed Wednesdays AUG -X-:' . hV-.-v ' • ♦ * * • V 25 SATURDAY^} A ^ ! , <3allup, Joseph Allen, son of Myron Allen Sr. and Edna T^OD/ FRIDAY H um aford Gallup, 12 Grove St., Rockville. He was bom Aug. I k O O D i ^ E A R Y,. ' go at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar- The ^ , are Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hannaford, Northville, N.T. B3a paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dordge, FIRST CHOICE EOR'QUALITY AND SAFETY jfalne. He has three brothers, Myron Jr., 7, Rocky, 4, Brian, and three sisters, Baibara, 6, PatriciA B, and i♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦•••wwwwwwv •fCtran, 1 %. * * * Bkhmd, A ny dalrev daughter of L. G. and Phyllis Kie- ; NicliQb' Mgnchestiir Tire Inc.! Coed Year Service Store THIS GRAND OPENING BEING CELEBRAIED IN BOTH MANCHESTER Z WEST HARTroRD feadt 466 Bdtoo Rd., Vernon; 8ha’ was bom Aug. 19 II ■ 295 BROAD ST.—MANCHESTER | 713 MAIN ST.^MANCHESTER at MniiMriai HospitaL Her maternal grandfather ManchMter 643-0890—RockviUs 875-2534 I to W .G maback, cauunpalgn. BL Her paternal grandf^er 20 UNION STREET—ROCKVILLE, CONN. . kr.W.taauaa,Modieef ' ,1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY* AUGUST 25, 1966 PAGE SEVEH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 19W Publicity Bureau, said 721,000 ^AGE SIX persons "have vlsted state parks Fatal Ride’s Gengras Reveals Program' deem it a gteat honor and priv “ tremendously flattered and and other faolUties compared Town Lavitt Tarpinian Gen. Bor Komorowski Tourists Floodiiig New with 661,000 last' year. Operator Fails Tolland County ^ ilege to be the Democratic can quickly accepted. To Cut Water Pollution didate for the state, senate in Andover 24 ,23 Atty. Layltt aaid today he is Nobody knows, however. Just To Get Permit Bolton 12 . 30 gratified by the confidence ex-| bow much money tourisU bring MYSTIC (AP)—CTayton Gen- 2. A regional water supply the November elections. ■ i •T extend my beat wishes to Ck>lumbia 10 149 pressed in me by the voters Polish War Hero into New Xkigland. Massachu NEW HAVEN (AP)—The 6p- gras, the Republican candidate «*hlch would connect aU Ellington 167 147 throughout the county—in par- State setts ' estimates that tourist , ■ , reservoir systems so that those Mr. Lavitlji whose hard work erator of an amusement ride for governor, says his political ^ ^ surpluses Tarpinian Wins Primary, and arduous efforts in ^ne cam Hebron 22 105 ticuiar in my own town of Ei- business totaled 11.6 billion in mission. •ihdre were 62,000 rjb of Commerce say business is up where a boy was killed last paign are not truly reflected in Mansfield 159 187 lington, in spite of a most vig B6ST0N (AP)—From the top were h^ped quite ’a bit b^ the 1966 and lyill approach |3 MlUon opponent. Gov. John Dempseijr elsewhere at criUcal tinfes. Dies in England sponses iliis year comparea' V f per cent over'last year. Tolland >’ 126 36 orous campaign by my oppon of ^t. Mansfield in Vermont to airline atrikeJ’ j, ' ' v . this year. ’ ’ month has failed in his bid to has “ smiled engagingly but done 3 system of Incentives to the results. With, 38,0()() last yeai*. , . ^ It'lsn ’t all weekend traffic Somers 52 101 ent—and for the tremendous Ernest A, Ljiccl, direolor of But Irelani, who dUects vaca- obtain a state police permit. nothing about water pollution.” encourage a regional approach Retains Senate Nomination “ My gratitude is great and LONDON (AP) — Gen. Ta- launching the uprising. The the sunny beaches of Block Is either. On Wednesday, Aug. 3, “ It is my conclusion,” ssJd And Gengras also says that tp- the supply and distribuUoA Stafford 37 140 work done in Tolland and Ver tourism in Massachusetts,j sAld the Franconia Notch area drew tlon-travel develoj^ent for the my thanks are numerous for deusz Bor Komorowski, leader Russians denied this. land Island coast tourists have In Massachusetts, Luccl la* State Police Commissioner Leo if he s elected, he will work to water resources. ' The close vote in Andover, Intense effort in my behalf Vernon 434 177 non. Some years later, Bor “ we were a little concerned 39,081 vlBltorsi-its best day in New BnglMd Council, said 1 , Atty. Charles Tarpinian of been flocking to New England in about toe onjy .man in tpe De J. Mulcahy Wednesday in a let end Connecticut’s water pollu- ______23 for Tarpinian to 24 for by so many loyal' Democrats. Willington 15 72 “ I felt my supporters did an of the Warsaw uprising against charged the Russians deliber about the Mfects of toe airline 20 years. f | - sUtUtlcal data is Mansfield retained the I>emo- Union 7 17 unprecedented numbers this partment of Commerce and De ter to Anthony Guiliano, “ that Won problems in fl\te years. NURSING SCHOOL GRANT ‘ Lavitt, almost exactly du- "First, the major plaudits absolutely tremendous job. Al the Germans in 1944, died ately refused to move into‘War strike, but we were liot hurt at Commissioner. itobert WH- locking.” ^ CTatic party's nomination to Coventry 52 176 Bummeb. velopment who wears f smile to license the rides in question Speaking at a [GOP dinner WASHINGTON (AP) — Th to the hundreds of though we carried out a cam Wednesday night at the age of saw because they wanted to de all.” • ' '' ■ fliams of Verinont’s forests and . He said “ tourists are spend- 6 run for state senator from Tol plicates the town’s vote at a must go Noboy knows how may tour at staff meetings. at this time would not be con Wednesday night Uengras sub- public Health Service has ap» party convention in June, at Deijiocrats in the 13 towns who paign against thd admitted op stroy the leadership in Poland Ireland said the airline strike parks says use of the state Ing on, hotels, motels, food and land County (the 35th district) I- ists visit the six-state region or “ Everybody in economic de sistent with public welfare and muted a plan under which of- proved a $36,695 grant to the position of 11 of the 13 town The Polish general collapsed and replace it with puppets. He did ha,ye some effect on .tourist ^ a county-wide primary yes which Atty. Tarpinian was voted for me. asm to the November -cam how much they spend. But it’s a parks is running at least 25..1f countless other things. How safety.’’ (ending towns and industries university of Bridgeport, Conn.', chairman (in the county), we Wednesday while shooting rab charged that thousands of his business, *^but it has bem cov velopment is upset about the not 80 per cent ahead of last much gasoline they use and how terday. originally nominated. One of "Secondly, I salute the mem paign. I shall work diligently, billion dollar business, and ac Guiliano is president of the would be identified, then given odiege of Nursing-, feel that obtaining 43 per cent bits in Buckinghamshire. former soldiers were put into ered up by the rising tide of tight money situatlim,’ ’ Lucci year,” much beer they drink nobody . Atty. Tarpinian defeated his Andover’s two convention dele bers o f the 11 town steering and, with the help o f all the cording to Russell H. Ireland of said, "b u t leisure time spendinj; Lighthouse Park Co., which runs five years in Which to eliminate q-he grant will help finance C of the vote confirmed our opin Bor, as he preferred to be Soviet prisons and concentration total business.” ' He predicts 326,000 camper knows.” challenger, Atty. Edwin Lavitt gates gave his vote to Tar committtees who helped plan voters in the 35th district, I am the New England Council, is up adid there is no qtlestion' the concessions at New Haven’s pollution. training program. It was an' ion that the primary was cer known in his fighting days, ’Two charter airlines that op o f Ellington, by a vote of 1,- pinian and the other to Lavitt. my campaign and who gave so confident that I shall be elected camps. “ business is dam good this d lys in Vermont parks this year But there is no doubt it’ s been municipally owned Lighthouse “At the end of five years, if nounced Wednesday by Rep, tainly proper under all the cir played a role in one of the first Bor, who had organized the erate flights from Westerly, the.' tourist business Is very, J70 to 1,124. The margin of The close vote in the candi- generously of their time to ar- dist^ct senator on Nov. 8.” summer." compared with 276,000 last year. a banner year for tourism. Park. the industry or city or town has Donald J. Irwin, D-Oonn. ' cumstances. controversies involving the So Polish underground army for R.I., to Block Island report Very good this yer.** victory was 246 votes. dates’ home towns (Tarpinian range for the many political There has been bumper to The development department An -year-old boy suffered a not completely eliminated its ., ,------.--a Atty. Tarpinian said today four years of Nazi occupation, Cape .Cod is having a flne 8 Atty. Tarpinian won nine of won Mansfield by 187 to 159 functions in their respective “ As I promised in the begin viet Union and the other West to bumper traffic in Maine, “ the planes are full every flight reports that based on summer STRIKE SNARLS BOMBAY fatal electric shock on one of pollution of our water, the state that he does not think that the ern Allies. He claimed the Rus later claimed his forces suppli year. htrs. Bernice Clolek, who use of the toll road to the top Tolland County's 13 towns, and and Lavitt won Ellington by communities. ning, when I first announced campsites have been overnm in hour of every day." EipMBAY, India (AP) — Ten the amusement rides at the park will move, in, do the job, and result of the primary repre sians double-crossed him in the ed the Allies with the details on operates a lodge in South "Yarm Atty. Lavitt the nfmaining In this connection, I extend for the primary, my campaign New Hampshire and Cape Cod One travel editor had to wait of Mt. Mansfield and use of the toousand policemen patrolled July 3. In the ensuing investiga present the entire bill to the 167 to 147) seem.s to have been sents any continuing split be battle of Warsaw. the German VI and V2 bombs. outh, said "It’s been Just great KLH four. Atty. Lavitfs strength special thanks to Mrs. Cbrrlne was conducted on the basis of is crowded with sun worship two days for a motel room on chair lift, business is up 26 per Bombay streeU today as 300,000 tion, it was disclosed that Gui polluter,” (gengras said. the result of party splits in both tween party factions in the As the Russians approached this year.” Nearby beaches are iras in the "Vernon area, where Czykirwiez, chairman of steer candidate versus candidate, in ers. Block Island. _ ... , . workers went on a one-day liano did not have the required "Is this too harsh? I don’t communities. county. Warsaw in July 1944, they is crowded from 10 q.m. until 4 STEREO MUSIC e has his law practice. He al- ing committee df Ellington and the sense of qualifications, and Dorothy' Davis, ' who owns a With no major yachting cup ^^*^*^* j’ strike to protest the rising cost state police permit t o ' operate think so. There is not a single Atty. LiSvitt feels that the The only thing at i.ssue in sued a radio appeal to the cit Ground Water Leads p.m< 5 outpolled Atty. Tarpinian in Naomi Hammer, state central not on personality versus per resort in Moodus, Conn., said races this summer, the biggest the Old Orchard Beach Cham of living. ’The walkout left the the rides. pollution probleih in Connecticut closeness of the vote vindicates the campaign, he says, was izens of Warsaw to revolt. At CHICAGO — Just 77.5 per cent Supervisor Howard Berry of ber of Commerce in Maine, SYSTEMS t^ndover—by one vote. Both committeewoman. sonality. “ business is tremendous, it’s single attractions were the mu streetlights burning in daylight that can’t be solved In five ^his calling for a primary, and “ In this connection, I extend which of the two candidates “ And, as I said in the begin the time, Bor was commanding of municipal water companies the New Hampshire state parka said 10 to 20 per cent more va Candidates narrowly won their Rw running 20 per cent ahead of sic festivals at Newport with and stopped some bus service. CHESHIRE GRANT OK’D years.” shows that he has considerable should run for the senate seat. ning, )fiiy organization is now 40,(X)0 underground Polish fight use only ground water. Latest said income from the parks cationers have visited the yome towns. •special thanks to Mrs. Corrine last year.” 183,(X)() persons attending July Police arrested about 2,000 WASHINGTON (A P )-A |15,- Gengras noted there are 10 support throughout the county. Reports before the election pledged to elect the entire ers. figures show that 17.8 per cent through^ the first part of this beach this year and he had ? Atty. Tarpinian quickly ac Czykirwiez, chairman of the She said the long airline strike performances. The figure is 70,- persons on unspecified charges. (XX) grant to the Cheshire, Conn., federal and nine state agencies He' had been criticized by Paul indicated that a party faction Democratic ticket in November. The resistance movement of the companies obtain water month is up to , 1880,054 com- thought the 1966 record was un cepted Atty. Lavitfs offer to Charles Tarpinian steering committee of Elling actually im pro^d her business. 000 motfe than last year, but The bulk of the strikers in the public school system has been dealing with water management 2 Merrick, Columbia’s Democrat ton, without whose leadership centered in Vernon w’as back After a much needed and well- rose on Aug. 1, 1944, and for 63 from surface sources — lakes, this year marked the first an pared with 8332,036 fqr a simi beatable. NORMAN’S ^ansfer his campaign organi “ I know of at least one large leftist-inspired shutdown were approved by the U.S. Office of and aaid that a State Depart 'A tty. Lavitfs real hope was ing Atty. Lavitt against the deserved rest, they will take up dkys the underground fighters ponds and rivers. The rest use lar period last year. \\ Parish said a heavy advertis- sation to the Tarpinian camp ic town chairman, for “forcing” my campaign would not have family that planned to go to nual opera festival .-'at Newport textile workers but some munlc- Education. ment ol| Water planning and .sroi’ IN F()i{ that the populous area around rest of the county party organi the campaign trail with all the fought the German occupation a combination o f surface and “ We’re fortunate,” Berry ing campaign and new super- , , ,, . j „ .u ior the forthcoming election an "unwanted primary” on the been so effective. Florida, but ended up here in and a special one '- night per The grant is to finance plans Control should be created. AN i:,\K riiM M ', Vernon would provide enough ”I shall always be grateful zation. , other Democrats in the district. forces before surrendering. Bor ground water. formance by Barbra Streisand. said, “if it’s hot, we get them highways Save cut traveling "* > f " ‘I'* Campaign. Atty. Tarpinian will county. stead.'* time for Canadians who want to Docks, state and federal for a guidance, counseling and He also proposed: m M()N>,T K A riON backing to carry the whole In a statement released to Mrs. Naomi Hammer of Ver Atty. Tarpinian said' Atty. Cjf his future plans. Lavitt, was taken prisoner. The Rus Another resort owner in Interest in CJonnectlcut as a (>' the beach ahd it it’s cool, he running against Andrew HAWAII’S EXTENT visit Old Orchard Beach - the unaffected, testing center for pre-schdol 1. State financial assistance to epko o f Willington for the county. His support came where shortly after the county vote non, state- central committee- Lavitt telegraphed him con says, "As a result of the con sians moved to the gates of Moodus, Jack Banner, said vacation spot is indicated by re they go to our mountains.” towns and industry (or pollution Hawaii consists of eight large nearest sea water resort for The strike w m organized by children. It was announced l-l.T H AH'l'lOKI) KI). mate seat in the November he expected it, but it was not was tabulated, Atty. Tarpinian wrtnan, for her adyice to me gratulations last night and of fidence expressed in me, it is Warsaw during the fighting. business is running ffom 12 to plies to advertise ment Northern New Hampshire is control and pollution eradication Bor Claimed he was in radio Islands and numerous islets, a many Canadianp. the Communist and Samyukta Wednesday by Rep. John S. M 1 \( lll'.sri'.K iatate elections. sufficient to outweigh Atty. says: and her efforts throughout the fered him the services of bis my intention to become even 20 per [cent above 1965 and placed in New York newspapers teeming with tourists and the facUiUes. contact with the, Russians and chain that extends more than Peter Bachelder, of the Mains Socialist parUes. Monafan, D-Oonn. j The outcome of the primary Tarpinian's votes in the smaller “ I am pleased with the re 13 towns in the district. (Lavitfs) campaign organiza more active in Democratic poli adds: “ I hate to say it, but we by the state’s development com Berlin and Groveton chambers got their approval before 1,900 miles across the Pacific. 5 produced no real surprises. towns. sults of today’s primary and "1 look forward with enthusi- tion. Atty. Tarpinian said he tics on the county level.” -i'iW PIBf USER HOOP 9P yiiil a CCEWTEP * * WOOP ♦ SM m i sato J «;• r i f . , : . " M ... ' 4 'T '. i i p i i i i i i fy. m A fM . 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H p a g b ^n x n b t /" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.* THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1966 MANCHE3TLK )*.VEN1NG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGU)ST 26, 1966 PAGE EIGHT Connecticut ; Florida Negroes IRmtrlfWtpr ■ome linkage to. one more development Peace Coi^s Murdei* In the news, perhapa a reflection of the .] o y -A l l e n Hurl E&e Bombs E n p n in g poor public's own cdnfusion. When Ful- Yankee brig:ht says the country might be Ifcss Miss Marilyn Faye Allen of .. Coiailnued from Page Ona) warlike than either the Congresa or the Ladysmith, %a.,' became the Starts T omorrow in Africa ji BMall By A.H.O. all-white eecUon on Chicago’s President, and when Mr. Nixon tries on bride of Charles Austin Joy of provised tripod for his cam«n* XaacbMtcr^ Conn. Southwest . Side, was held DAR E8 BALAAM, Tanzania but ths judge, a Nigerian named THOMAS T. the half-wings o f the dove It is possible t * ' Manchester, Saturday evening O. Erokwu, can disregard their the statement said. - . WALTER B. rERGUSON That hard-nosed character Wednesday night. Nearly 600 (A P ) — * ^ 0 American Peace PuMiihen that both may have been in some kind at. County. Line Baptist Church,. views. His decision is final! Solenrm-faced African vlllag*[ VyMiDded Octolxr 1, IWll who was quoted in the news the policemen wete on hand to pro Corps volunteers, Bill Haywood pf intuitive touch with the latest pub Ghilesburg, Va. Kinsey was held for trial after era sat silently on stone bench-' other day advising the people Klnaey and his wife, Peverley, MJUhiiA Every Eventm Except ^ n d a ^ lic opinion polls, which show public ap The bride Is the daughter of ■ tect the '126 white and Negro a preliminary hearing in May. es, squatted on tee boncreta' •iSB ^M aya. Entered at the of India to support the United floor and stood four deep out Mancheater, Oonn.. aa Second Clasa Mall proval of the way President Johnson Is Mr. and Mrs. Cecil D. Alien of marchers from \ jeering crowd cycled off March 27 for a picnic At this, MOi^strate Vinnq States war effort in Vietnam side the litUe courthouse aa handling things in Vietnam back toward was, at one stage of his career,i Ladysmith. The bridegroom la of kihUes. Police made fourl ar - 4' on tee bould'er-strewn slopes of Mhaiikar listeiM ta| two ac« bhbscrtption ra te s the son of Mr. ahd Mrs. Nathan counts of Peverley Kinsey farmer Maganda Vllliido gave its all time low. not unfamiliar to the people of rests, Impala HiU near Maawa, the Payable In Advance S. Joy of se Walker St. death — from her hueband and hie version of the drama o f Im*> One Year'...... But that doesn’t resolve anything Connecticut, in high official ca Bhfewhere on tee racial remote Tanzanian township pala Hill: Six Montha ...... The Rev. John H. Hatcher of a farmer. Three Montha ...... “ -Jg either, does it? For the President, it pacity. scene': where for nearly 18 months they He ran to tee foot of,tho hill Kinsey's story w m In a state One Month ...... has been disclobdd repeatedly, always Williamsburg, Va., assisted by In, New York, "black power” had taught at an African echool. when he heard an did woman* It was in another high offi ment alleged to have been made m em b er o f ___ the Rev. Dr. Edward V. Peyton, H',advocate Stokely Carmichael That evening Kinsey, 24, led crying out. ‘ • thinks, when he slips in the polls, it is cial capacity that, the other to a local administrator two THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . of Bowling Green, Va., per WM Interrupted repeatedly by police to his wife’s battered, She pointed to a white couple' Tba Aaaociated Presa ta because the country is more hawk-like day. he asked this question of days after hie 'wife’s death. te^el uae ol republlcatlon formed ths double ring cere cheers and whistles, from some blood-stained body. She had '"pushing each other and- cr#dit6G to it op not oth®» wifK crpoH than he is, while here are both Ful- an audience in supposedly neu- mony by caitdlellght. Mrs. Stacy 500 young Negroes as he spoke died of a fractured skull. It went this ,way: Kinsey fighting.” •4 in thla paper and also the local news pub- bright and Nixon placing at least token tralistlc India. Darrs of Bowling Green waa to a lorum sponsored by HAR- Kinsey says his wife, 28, fel^ cycled with his ■wife to the.hiU “The woman fell dovm and.- *‘*Al^rif{ita of republlcatlon of apeclal die- bets on the possibility the people don’t organist. Mrs. Barbara Smith Commands l/iiijt and after drinking a bottle of. patchea htlreln are also reaerved.______' "I f we pulled out of Vietnam YOU-ACr, Harlem’s antipover from a rock and died as he ran did not get lip. T o speak the ^ want to fly all the way with the hawks. of Partkw, Va., was soloist. n»e ty agency. Ih e 25-year-old for help. An African peasant beer climbed atop a 20-fbot truth, I noticed the man waa^ now you wouldn’t think much Col. Algert A. Biretta, for In short, the confusion continues. altar was decorated with chairman of the Student Nonvi alleges he sAw the couple rock. hitting the woman with aome- « S ‘e*a o f us, would you? How would merly of Manchester, has re chrysanthemums, ferns and olent Coordinating: Committee fighting and watched Kinsey They stood together at the thlng, but with what I could not ssy'ojsv *,ssStr.ssS?"ia‘"T S S "sr.in " you have any faith then that cently assumed conimand of the palms. There were candles and siUd Negroes will have to come beat his screaming wife to the summit. Then Kinsey heard the' "see,” he said. ’ Eveninc Herald______- we would come to your aid Explosive Safety Branch, HUCAC? ivy at the windows. together so "we can move to ground. sound of breaking giaas. He ViUndo said he climbed to a Full aervlce client of ». B. A. SSE^*Y,S!?i against China?” Ground Safety Division in the Publlriiera Repreaentative# — TJie The bride was given in mar disrupt this entire country.” Police discovered a blood crept to the edge and aaw her' better vantage point and from, In Peking, reports Reuters, thousands Inspector General Activity at Mathews Special i^ency — New York. Chl- To members of his audience riage by her father. She wore .Carmichael, .one of the half- stained length of iron pipe at the lying below. there saw Kinaey sitcing on hia- mco, Delnilt and Boeton. ______. Norton AFB, Calif. He was sta of teenage “Red Guards,” rampaging who seemed to think they could a full-length gown of silk or dozen speakers, also attacked Kinsey ran down. His wife wife. tioned at Offeutt AFB, Neb., scene and Kinsey was charged .. TTBtxTRi^ au dit bureau o f CntCULA- with apparent official blessings on their claim the luxury of having • tbS;; U:S, role in Viet Nam. He was standing now, 'with blood on "He: kept sitting on her and ganza over, taffeta, designed before his appointment at Nor with murdering the auburn- l;TIONB.______- little deeds, have been defacing the few their neutralist cake and eating' with a florentlne neckline, fitted said a disproportionate number her head. getting up,” he said. When 2 ton. He is the son of Mrs. Julia haired girl he married shortly ~ Display adrerttalng"do#In* houtn; it too. This same gentleman of Negroes are ssr.vlng there “ I went toward her but before Kinsey got up, the African testi remaining churches which have been bodice arid short sleeves of A. Biretta of 25 Edgerton St., before leaving the United For Monday — 1 P ™- JW Y - said something like this: and shouted: "We have got to I reached her she fell. She fied, his dothes showed blood. For Tuesday — 1 P *®""'2dav serving the estimated 20,000 Chri.stians Chantilly lace, a high corded and the late Mr. Anthony Bir States. For WrtMsday — 1 waistline, bell skirt with un- wake up! We have got to realize Friday in the High Court at scrambled about trying to get An African' doctor, PhlUpr For Thursday — 1 p m; WMneaaay. in the Chinese Communist capital. "You didn’t let the Chinese ^ etta. they are out to exterpninate us! Mwanza, a sleepy, sun-drenched up. Then she began-shouting my Mganga, told the court Mrs.^ For Friday — 1 P ™ This is described as part of a general walk over you here, you can't presaed pleats at the sides and Tor flalurday — 1 p.ni. anuay. . - We .. have got .to realize this A. graduate of Manchester name and aboutlng ‘Oh, my KiAsey had half a dozen wounds campaigpi in the streets for stricter ad let the ^Chinese walk over scattered lace appliques, a wat- port on tee southern shore of puMleation excapt Saturday — » teau train bordered In matching country exploito people the High School, Col. BiretU re Lake Victoria, Kinsey goes on God!’ on her head. A front tooth , herence to Communist disciplines. The Asians anywhere else.” lace ending In a full ruffle of' world over!” • ceived a B.8, c^egree Iri engi trial for his life. T waa afraid she would fall mlsaing. names of streets are being changed. "in Washington, Sen. Russell neering in 1942 from the Uni Thurwlay, XuguBt 25 In Vietnam, this distinguish organza. Her bouffant veil of A juoge and two white asses and Injure herself. She waa These Injuries could not have What used to be "Heavenly Peace B. Long, D-La.,_ said the pros versity of Connecticut, where ed gentleman told this same silk illusion was arranged from sors vrill hear tee evidence. reaching for me amd I tried to been caused by a- fall, he assert pects appear to be good that the he was commissioned upon Square” has now suddenly become audience, the real enemy is in a headpiece of alencon lace and Tanzanian law provides for trial force her to lie down. ed — more likely by “a stick, Senate ivUl reject President completion of the Air Force Re "East Is Red Square.” And certain deed the same Chinese Commu nearls, and she carried a white by the judge and two assessors "Finally I forced her down club, iron bar or any similar., 5 Confusing: The Confusion Johnson’s o^h-housing provi serve Officers Training Corps kinds of commerce are being frowned nists who face India along the -'rayer book 'with a white or- “ of the same tribe” as tee ac and to keep her from moving I blunt instrument.” sion in' the civil rights hill. He program. He ia a member of Now it would be a wonderful and a upon. Flower shops, for instance, are Himalayas. "'-lid and a cascade of stepha- *•* cused. sat on top of her. She was still Kinsey has awaited trial in^ m i also told the Senate that the Sigma Nu.' Mwanga’s lakeside jail. If found bleesed thing, aa we have observed in being placarded with notices which de hotis. A number of whites working kicking and waving her arms. Now it is possible for some proposal would be “ an empty His wife is the former lailan guilty he faces a maximum sen this space many many times, if the is clare that having flowers in the home is Miss Sara R. Allen of Lady around Mwanza, probably Tan Then ahe seemed to calm flown o f us who knew this particular tm m i and frustrating promise” to Ne E. Botter of Mobile, Ala. The tence of hanging. Preddent" sue of Vietnam would simplify itself. not "revolutionary.” A stamp shop has smith, aistor of the bride, was zanian civil servants, will be and stopped shoUjlng.” gentleman In Connecticut, and groes without an improvement couple has two sons, Russell Julius Nyerere,;nhowever, com -’ But, instead of simplification, all we maid o f ' honor. Bridesmaids called. Two will be chosen after He tried to carry his wife been closed on the ground that stamp- who have since followed his ca in their economic condition. mutes 75 per cent of all. death! were Miss Charlotte Allen of and WllUam. Kinsey approves them. The law down the WU bdt fell. He ran for keep g^ing is renewed demonstration collecting is a bourgeois amusement. reer elsewhere, to imagine him- sentences to life imprisonment.!’ Nature Study By Sylvlaii Oflara Csdon, Va., and Miss Kate Tal- judson-Siiiilh photo says assessors must be respec help, was detadnsd by a crowd of how Auch more complicated It keep# When Western newsmen show them giving himself quite a debate ASHES FROM PALMS Kinsey is from Washington, ot of DiUwyn, Va., cousins of MRS. CHARLES AUSTIN JOY table citizens acceptable to the of Africans, and returned with getting to be, all the time, for soma rf over some aspects and angles The ashes employed in the palms used in the services on D.C. His wife’s home was in . selves on the street in Peking these KATYDID, HARBINGER OF FROST le bride; Mrs. Ann Veirisslmo accused. police. ^ f ^of this performance. blessing on Ash Wednesday are Palm Sunday of the preceding our best minds. days they are likely to be surrounded : East Falmouth, Mass., cou- The assessors give a verdict The ^pe waa part of an im Riverside, Coim. man. Ushers were Cecil D. Allen and Mary, Williamsburg. Mrs. those made by burning the year. .. Few people to Washington hava by crowds denouncing American im For the reputation of Chester n of the bridegroom; >|Iiss Jr. of Ladysmith, brother of the Joy will teach in Loudon Coun- spent more time on this issue, for in perialism and Russian revisionism in Bowles is that of a liberal rends Porter o f Coloniai bride; Wayne V. Allen of Cedon, ty, Va., and her husband will stance, that Senator J. William Ful- the same breath. The only true faith, Herald peace-minded individual —- a ieights, Va., and Miss Sharron cousin of the bride; Harry E. attend a seminary this fall. bright, and if time and seriousness the only true ci-eed. the only true civili By Rowland Evans Jr. reputation sucli that his politi tarkey o f Quinton, Va. They Inside Yesterdays • ore pink chiffon gowns, de- Krauss ^ l of Upper Darby, meant anything. Senator Fulbright sation, the only true political theory, ia cal enemies frequently at Pa., Daniel E. Shea of Manches should, by now, have arrived at a stage something the Chinese Communists Robert D. Novak tempted to demolish him by in gned with scooped neckline, sinuating that he was very soft ;ted bodices, elbow-length ter, Frank. Bocleaki of West Public Records In which he could know what he thinks have patented by and for themselves. 25 Yean Ago Friendship, Md., and Gary M, on Communism. 3eves, crescent waistlanea ac- and be able to teU it to others. All this news from Peking sounds pre Report ;nted by satin bands with front Williams of Jarratt, Va. Warrantee Deed Board of Education meets to Tet, the other day, w* found hhn cisely as if the Peking regime had some How does this same Chester ows and sheath skirts with full, Mrs. Allen wore an aqua Richard F. Phelps and Eileen KENMORE take action on governor’s ap despairing, in a rather complicated and House Un-Chinese Activities Commit WASHINGTON — A secret ca for instance, unimpeded voter ington and Saigon who cooper Bowies now breathe hawk-like .ithered chiffon overskirts, dress with lace bodice and M. Phelps to John V. Prytko ate with the elections. peal to town and city schools matching accessories. The bride- and Ann P. Prytko, property at perhaps confusing way, on the floor of tee and had put it in complete charge of ble on Monday (Aug. 22) from regfistration went up 10 per cent. fire upon the people of India? hey wore matching satin head- Sears to defer date of fall opening But this week, U.S. officials Between now and Sept. 11, bows with l^ ft e n t veils, and groom’s mother wore a pink 103 Chambers St. the Senate. Chinese life. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge imtil Sept. 8 so that children There are two answers. First, . became convinced the VC has lace dress with matching ac- Trade Name Here is what he had to say: then, a strong possibility is seen employed on tobacco and other he has the official capacity and- carried lace parasols filled with in Saigon to President Johnson decided on a direct assault on of a terror ‘‘spectacular’’ — a cessorles. Both wore waite or- Herbert Brandweln d/b/a •■Mr. President, in response to ques farm products may complete the official position of United' whita chrysanthemums, pink the election, using terror tac chid corsages. Burr Corners Spirit Shop. Those Wasted Clouds in Washington confirms what mass killing, perpetrated per States Ambassador to .India. camaitions and-ferns. tions from newspapermeg, I said last harvesting. A reception for 300 was held DRYER SALE tics. The reason; secret direc haps by terrorists disguised as flow er girls were Susan A I has long been suspected by U.S. week that the Russians, Qie Communist For the second time this summer, we Second, although this may at the County Line Church. Fot GREATEST INVASION otticials. tives to this effect, dispatched government soldiers ■— in heav O’Brien and Tracy Hayes. Their Chinese, and the North Vietnamese have passed through a two or three day to the VC cadres, have come ily populated Saigon itself. But be news to most of his political^ attire matched the adult attend a motor trip to Maine, Mrs. Said to he the greatest In- The CSommunist Viet Cong 10 Yean Ago would all grievously deceive themselves spell o f weather in which the atmos into U.S. hands. what is more certain is a steady opponents, Chester Bowles waa ants’, and tiiay carried bouquets Joy wore a blue knit suit with vasion in military history was (VC) ^errillas most definitely If they underestimated the militant phere over us was heavily laden ^ t h Reflecting these directives increase in the provinces of mur The Rt. Rev. Walter H. Gray, always hard-nosed when it of white chrysanthemums, pink beige accessories. The couple the Allied ‘‘Triphibian’ opera- intend to step up their normal wiU live at Arlington, Va, tion against the Normandy ' 'bpirit which is abroad today in the Unit moisture which never condescended* were broadcasts during the last der, kidnapping, and intimida S. T. D., Bishop of Connecticut, came to Communists. He was carnations an^ ferns. pace of terror activity in an at will defeats new St. Mary’s Mr. and Mra. Joy are gradu- coasts of France on D-Day, ed States. Tt would sprinkle occasionally. Hers week from both Radkt Hanoi in tion to keep down the vote emd“ always, for that matter, more Fredrick B. Joy of Manches tempt to minimize voter turnout N^th Viet Nam and the clan Church, under construction of a pragmatist than an ideolo-, ates of the College of William June «, 1944. “This seemed to me then — and It and there a brief shower would visit. discredit the election. Whether ter served as his brother’s best in the September election. destine VC station. Implying it succeeds or not will depend since July 1966, in September. gist. seems to me now—a perfectly obvioua Sometimes one could see the clouds Describing the new terror ominously that Vietnamese can not on the alleged popularity of comment upon the political atmosphere So long as there was room to blowing right along the tops of the trees campaign aa “ a major aspect of participate in the election only the VC but on the armed pro U do so, he believed in defeating* in the United’ States. . . . and hiding the hills. But, although the the war,” Lodge reported to the at risk of life, the clandestine tection afforded by U.S. and the Communists by building aj “ But from this,’’ continued poor Sen weatherman would keep calculating President that he is now certain broadcast promised the VC South Vietnamese troops. A Thought for Today better world than they did, by. ator Fulbright, "it does not follow that various chances that some of this dense a two-pronged VC campaign co would ''punish without mercy 1966 PublLshers Newspaper Sponsored by the Manchester doing more for people every-J my own views have changed. I. believe inciding with the official start the wicked henchmen” of Wash ly hung moisture would somehow get Syndicate Council of Churches where than they could, and,a ROW, aa I did last week and'last month, precipitat«ld, the actual experience in of campaigning will begin to morrow (Aug. 26). therefore, by spending ratherj that the United States is dangerously most sections was what we have, de generously the one asset thej One prong will aUmpt to de overcommitted in Asia, and that Its scribed—tons of precious moisture shift "They went away and spread United States has always had* stroy government officials and present policies are likely to lead to a ing around ovehread, and even osmos-^ Today in History His fame . . St. M att 9:31 in good supply—-its vastly su-» candidates. The other will cre PURITAN i: larger and more dangerous war. I also ing grass and garden, but no rain. perior wealth. > G ate an atmosphere of fear to in Yet how often Christians . By The Asso<^ated Press Ten Tears Ago believe now, as I did laat week and last Eventually it all moved out to sea, and hibit voting, m his report, Lodge, hide their Christ and their re Actually, the burden and’ Today is Thursday, A ug., 25, Secretary of State John Fos CLEARANCE OUTLET month, that a clear majority of Con we got none of it. And yet we hadn’t took the gravest view of both ligion as secrets not to be di message o f all the Bowles! the 237th day of 1966. There are ter Dulles, returning to Wash- gress supports the President in hls twar "^'had fair weather either. VC drives. vulged. books ■was how to defeat Com-’ 128 days left in the year. ingt • PAGE ELBTVBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEgTER, CX)NN.e THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1968 serve as a guide for present goMrally agreed ttiat .school Atty. Tarpinlan by a vote oft 136 PAGE TEN increments, and substitute cov Tolland erage. ‘The question of a regular employes and to orient new aepretaries Should work tw o fuU to 86 in ToHaad, In a oontest aeoretarlal-clericdl salary sched personnel. weeks before and aftar tha for the Demooratic nomination Mpequa, 19.T .; 'aix rrahdchU- Rusk Testifies A handoninfif Council ule was also discussed. A pre Further suggestionB Included close oft the school year. for state cenator from tiie SOth dren and several niecea and ne 12th Circuit The hoard voted a |300 in Board Adds Art G>urse, vious schedule has been aban preparing A list, by the staff, dietrlot Apprachnately 30 per Obituary phews. of auggestions for improve crease to two aocrotaries sala doned by the board. cent oft ToUand’a 896 reglstMod , Funeral services will be held Court Cases ments to present to the board ries, and agreed to hire an ad . Cowell - Biims Global Commitments Briarton made several recom Democrats porticipefted. ' tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Co Uruguay Takes Step and the auperintandent oft ditional clerical staff member. lumbia Oongrregational Church. Delays Hiring Principal mendations to the board as a Atty. Tarpinlan won the nom i B I N G O Mr. aljd. M rit ChaWeg^' H. schools to facilitate exchange It also approved an hourly rat# Jackie Alien Cremation will follow at Spring- MANCHESHGR SESSION result of the meeting. He pro ination on the district level, The board of education in the Hicks Memorial School. of information among all con- increase for the bookkeeper, field, Mass. The case of Rose M. Warr Butoa of ^IwtonbUry aiuiSunce posed that staff memben Join however, defeating Lavitt 1 ,- EVERY MONDAY— 8 P.M. Reduce War Danger Briarton reported on a meet oemed. and Authorised Briarton to ea- The Potter Funeral Home, 466 beck, who is charged with mak- To Old Government the iriarriaf e of uieto daughter, agreed last night to add a the Education e®ecretariea As Dead at 43^ ing he held Tuesday with the Briarton also pointed out to tablish Job specifications, con 370 to 1,134—a difference oft P. A. C> RALLROOM , Jackson 8t., Willimantic, is in ing a false complaint to the po Uruguay pointment of a food-price in- course in art appreciation to sociation, to profit,from the MONTEVIDEO, urugu^jr Elisabeth Ii;»ne, to Ralph Har (Continued from P W One) secretarial-clerical personnel to the staff that one o f hia pri duct interviews and make rec 346 votes. charge of arrangements. lice, was continued to Sept. 15 (AP) - Uruguay, plagued by specter for example, is liable to . ; ^ snational interests require this. services of the agency and- to mon- Cowellr' son of Mr» and (the junior high school curricu discuss general conditions of mary ooneems is that there be ommendations to the board re 26 VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVILLE H oop Star There will be no calling hours. and Judge John Daly ordered a economic troubles, has taken take weeks, they say. Jno®- Cowellr s ------such------fts the North Atlantic al* The lack of a formal commit- ^ receive l!he various bulletins lum, and to delay hiring a work. telephone coverage of the garding the hiring of a aecra- psychiatric examination by two the first step to restore the pres- The council system with its Mrs. Ralph E. Covroll, 88 ^ C K - u^nce, to execuUve agreemenU, ment defend a particular and brochures it sends out. MaadiesSer EvenlBg HeraU He said they .expressed inter school system every day of the taiy for the high sohooL Word was received tofey of mn,. George Slater psychiatrisU. Bond was set At idential system it abandoned 15 rotating pre^dency was fSaturdaj^t Ch™ t mllHary teses overseas, and country, he said, does not mean principal for the Junior high He suggested the staff begin ToUaiid eoReapondent, Beftte est in having A clarification of year, with the exception of le Frimaiy BeMNs .^ e sudden ddath yesterday of VERNON — Mrs. Dorothy vears aao in favor oiof a jimo-nine- Inm avux 1961 oo as paww^avaaprotection against the Church,wsaua%,.esy Canaan. w—. —T h - f, , j ^ formally .stated interests in the United, States would not help level oft the town’s new high to meet as a group and prepare Qaaftrale, teL - M . »ioo. ■ ...... ' ‘ poljcies governing working gal boUdaya. He reported It was Atty Edwin Lavltt defeated 876 3 5 Read Herald Advertisements John Jo.seph (Jackie) Allen, for- slater, 61, of Center Rd., wife man ruling council. ' emergence of d dictator. The Fraak ,B. Blalkie offietated,, y,e security of jvarlous areas school. a secretaries’ handbook to When presented, the woman it in case of attack. hours, school vacations, salary mer Manchester professional George Slater, died last said several times, "This is a A joint session of Congress four men listed first in the win- Mrs. Cowell attended Honors ’jibroaii, ‘‘No would-be aggressor It named a cafeteria mana basketball player, in Newport, night at Manchester Memorial false arrest. He put the rings Wednesday night adopted a nlng ticket each serve one-year College 'at the Xtolverslty I should like to emphasize,” should suppose that the absence ger for the new junior high and R.I. Death was due to natural Hospital. back," indicating the trooper compromise bill putting the terms as president. Connecticut. Mr. cow ell.'is * Rusk said. that our defense of a defense treaty, congresslon- further discussed the forma causes. Mrs. Slater was bom in who had brought her in. , ouesOon before the people in the Under the reform proposal a graduate of Wientwprth Miliary- commitments are fundamental- declaration or U.S. military tion of a high school curricu Mr. Allen. 43, one o f New- Brandon, Vt. and has been a Mrs. Warbeck, a tiny woman Nov. 27 elections.‘ ■ Over 800,000 president would be elected to a AqademyA^cau^taj JuniorwMSMw* ColMge, ^ Ijex------jy mmrtsvAiviVO tow avoid any ^ eventu------T)r6s6nc6 Rrcinisgrants I immunityjT ------to lum coSnmittee. ington. Mo. He also attended the gjjiy of'arm ed conflict in which „„g g g jQ n .. be said port's and Rhode Island’s great- resident of Vernon for 14 years. y^,bo was wearing a red bath- of the country's 2.6 million per- four-year term School superintendent Rob Heber, 48, is considered a University of Missouri and Wll- this country might become^ in- ’ .. „ „ „ •st all-time athletes, helped Survivors, besides her hus- robe when presented. was sons have signed petitions' ask Rusk said the Southeast Asia ert Briarton reported on prep leading candidate for the job. Ham Jewell College. volved. Manchester win both HJastem band, include a daughter, Mrs. brought in with her hands ing for the dropping of the Treaty sigined in 1964 was des arations for opening the high Against a background of infla- The couple will 5-eslde In Lib- "These commlthaents do not {league and American Profes- Joseph Loersch of Bolton; a handcuffed behind her. She was council system. igned to protect both the eight school, the results of a meet tldn — up 86 per cent the past ^ ty . Mo., in the fall and both increase the likelihood that we aional Beusketball League cham- sister, Mrs. Grace Dunsmoor picked up this morning at her *016 proposed cohstitutional treaty members and the states ing with the secretarial-clerical year — and a series of crippling will attend William Jewell Col- will have to fight. plonships in the late 40s and Cowan of Brandon, and a home in Tolland. Sevct*al days amendment must rgeeive more of Indochina. personnel on Tuesday, and the strikes, the reform measure lege there. “ Rather, by making clear in I^rly 50s. grandson. G. George Senkbeil ago she had complained to po than 36 per cent of tne total reg Since the United States was possible establishment of cri was approved 72-9, after more ------advance our estimation of. the Following his play here, Mr. of Buckland. lice that someone had stolen her istered vote to become effective. the only treaty member without than a week of debate. It has ( requirements of national securi teria for early admission to Allen entered the coaching- Funeral services will be held rings. When the rings were lo There are about 1.4 million eli territory of its own in the area. the backing of both major poUti- ty, they reduce that likelihood." school. teaching profession and coach- Saturday at the Miller and cated, she claimed that police gible voters. . Hqspital Notes Its commitment was limited by An offer from Frst Select •d freshman basketball and Ketchum Funeral Home. Bran- Albert Heber, president of cal parties. He said Washington is had put them where they were an understanding that only man Carmelo Zanghl, to pave golf at Providence College, lat- don. Burial will be in Pine HiU u.c - —- J ------Political .. ^ sources had predict- Visiting hours are 3 to 8 p.m. trying to set up Smmu^rt^-^aggression*'^ would found. the council and a major backer an area of^ Old Post Rd. be • er coached and taught at De- Cemetery, Brandon. According to court officials, of the change, has termed the ed tl?k^,/lleber might stage a ^^eas eixoeptlng mater- cana,” — a U.S.-dominated ^------.— _— „i,_ the American commit- tween the Hicks and Meadow- me. . lasalle Academy in Newport, she had resisted violently when council "more a debating socie- coup if^the measure failed. He iiity. whdre Rwy .sijre 2:30 ,to 4 .peace — but is committed to invoke p .ii;a n d 7 to t'p.m ?and’*private ^ W n g others in T tren^enlng ment to act under the tYeaty, he brook Schools where teachers ■ winning championships three arrested, and had to be brought ty than an executive body.’ denied the reports but warned Funeralt that his countrymen ‘‘want roonw where Uiey are 10 a.m. world machinery for peace • fhe park their cars, was accepted straight years. to court in handcuffs. "This is a small cq»tatry, it's somebody with authority” to by the board. Zanghi said the At the time of Ws death he The case of George H. Hucks, really a big golf coursi. There's to 9 p.m. Visitors are requested keeping. K was not to smoke in paUenta-rooms. But until a general time that these obligations town would do the work with was a teacher-coach at Water* Raymond E. Robinson 19, of 9 Griswold St. was con- no need for having nine men ntle the country. Uruguay’s last coup, in 1942, more than two visitors at keeping system is developed, he ered the case of attacks by the M regular employes and would tovTi. Mass., High School. He Funeral services for Raymond tinned to Sept. 8. Hucks was instead of a single presid^t,” E. Robinson of 414 E. Center was staged by the Montevideo ™ patient. said the United States has an North Vietnamese regime * split the cost evenly with the M ES ■ was bom in Somerville, Maas. supposed to be presented this he said _ . . 7 ------one time per pauent. important task in doing what it against parties to the treaty and school board. Mr. Allen is survived by his St. were held yesterday at St. morning for probable cause Other critics contend the Fire Department to give Presl- wife three sons one daughter Mary’s Episcopal Church. The hearing on two counts of inde present form of government is dent Alfredo Baldomir two more -PatlentB T®day: 269 must to maintain peace where it ‘protocol states,” he testified. Briarton said that the Class rooms in the new high school ’ ’ Rev. James Bottoms officiated, cent assault but the case had to too slow and unwieldly. The ap- years in power. AbMITTED YESTERDAY: And one sister, building are being set up un 'The Mumhv Funeral Home Sydney MacAlpine was organist, be continued since Atty. Vin- Mrs. Kathorina-Bauer, 48 Treb- Burial was in East Cemetery. der the supervision of the new in Newport is handl' cent Diana, who is defense at be t>r.; Constance Calchera, .j, Bearers were Peter Robinson, principal, Howard Q. Harvey. rangements. A solmen torney for Hucks, was serving Stafford Springs; George Gal- Police Group Condemns Francis Keefe, Ellsworth Mit- Ha recommended the board Mass of requiem will be as prosecutor today in place of Indonesians Demand llster, 411 Lydall St.; Mrs. An There’s Plenty of HOT DAYS and WARM .wic -Anthony Page, I 'Michael hold off seeking a candidate Saturday morning at • James Mirablle who had a case nie Collins, 335 Buckjand Rd., New- Lauretano and Randall Cole. Gvilian Review Boards for Junior high school princi ■at St. Joseph’s Churdt in another cCurt. Wapping; Florence Cordner, 28 Watkins-West Funeral Home, Hucks Was arrested last stroy the police Image.” pal, because most candidates port. Quiek Return to UN Banks St.; Donald, t Duda, NORTHFORD (AP) — The 142 E. Center St., was in eharge month and accused of molest Thompsonville; John Gibson. 34 State Police Association of Con- "Such boards supersede the are already under contract else o f arrangenaents. ing an eight-year-old girl in the authority of duly constituted where. TTie school could con Mrs. CarbUne 1- Emssy JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — face bullets? The students Eldridge St.; John Gorman, 1 necticut has condemned civilian woods near St. James’ Ceme courts and prosecuting officials, tinue operating well into the ' ROCKVIIi.E—Mrs. Carollno About 2,000 students massed shouted back Yes!” Franklin St.; John Grezel, review boards that keep watch I M i*. Julia Ftdier tery. Later, police charged him and the superior officer of a po fan \mder Hmwey's leadership, Inez Blmery, 76, ot T Ward St., outside Parliament today, pro Besides calling for a return to Lawton Apts., Lawton Rd.; Ed- on police departments as ” detri- Largely attended funeral with molesting a 19-year-old lice department Itself, as well Briarton said. Harvey could NICHTS Ahead . . . Get Cooling Comfort Sridow of Milton B. Emery, died the United Nations, the students ward Hunt, Hartford; Mrs. mental to the cause of law and girl on Aug. 6 near Gould’s testing President Suktimo s re this morning at RockvIIls Qen- services for Mrs. Julia Fidler of urged Army strongman Gen. Patricia Jedrzxewski, Kingsbury order.” as the duly elected officials of then he put to work on curricu 156 Chestnut St. were held yes Pond on S. Main St. cent speeches and demanding •ral Hospital. Suharto to form a finance body Ave., Rockville; Linda Jzyk, In a resolution adopted unani- our communities. lum. Hucks is also charged with that Indonesia return immedi- Mrs. Emery was bom hi terday afternoon at the Wat able to check inflation. 287 Lake St., Vernon; Mrs. mously at the association’s an- "Such boards, by their exist Briarton also reported that kins-West Funeral Home, 42 E. sMedlng and improper passing ately to the United Nations. ence, tend to undermine the RockvilDe Oct. 6, 1890, a -I) ^ ...... -.t M M A ^ 4 V« A IM/V Their statement said i>arlia- Georgette Kiecolt, 156 Mountain nual convention Wednesday, del- seventeen classrooms have been from an arrest in June. These Troops ringed the rundown, daughter of John and Lena Center St. The Rev. Paul G. ment also should demand that Rd.; Wesley Knight Hebron; egates noted a "movement to morale and esprit de corps of set up and furnished for the ITdcopy, i>astor o f Zion Evan were alsb continued. clapboard parliament building Ludewlg Zimmerman. She lived rtiirinv the nrotest but did not President Sukarno give more Robert Ledoux, East Hartford, completely___ ^_____ render ineffective the police department, and the sixth, aeventti, and eighth gelical Iiutbei«n Church, offi A re-armst warrant was isr uuiiji5 i.i_ a._____oo a t.-______Also, James Michaud, 28 the police____ image by subjecting boards have proven to be the grades. Each classroom baa In Kensington for many years Interfere. explanatiiMi of his two speeches ciated. Sydney MacAlpine was sued for Jlrauicis Head Sr.. 41, Cooper St.; Mary Molloy, 50 ' every police action to the scrut- springboards of political chican- thirty desks and chairs, al With An Air Conditioner from NORMAN’S! and returned to Rockville six A petition read by a universi last week. In one speech,' Sukar orgsmiet. Burial was in Bast of 19 N. School St., and bond though none of the classes has years ago. ty leader demanded that Sukar- no called for the completion of Deming St., Wapping; Frank iny and investigation of so-called ery, prejudice and harmful and Cemetery. was set at *1,000. The first re- civilian review boards.” unnecessary adjuncts in our pur- reached the thirty-pupil mark. Survivors indlude two sisters, , no re#iounce two speeches which hie dreeimed of answer to the Motola Jr., 35 Henry Rd., Wap Mrs. William Flaherty of Rock Bearers were 'William D. arrest warrant was issued sev United Nations—the Conference ping; Judith Rhuda, 158 Tan The resolution said that such pose to preserve law and or- Of the 613 pupil stations set up, Androhit, Richard Androlut, nTad studeits charge triggered last ville and Mrs. Flora Mowe of eral weeks ago when MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1966 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OrJN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1966 Two ECHS Boys LIQUORS — WINES Voter Sestion Set Machines Rifled Flood Loss in MillionSt, Yorty Scores Kennedy C O R D IA L S ' Coventry A 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. voter- At Coat Firm I n Maine for MiniiniHii Frieot {^Policy Not Personality IRtgUttr Nou) Enemy Battle making session will be held Huge Cleanup Job Begins Registration for students Saturday In the town clerk’s Manchester Modes Inc. at F orestry School ARTHUR BRUB new ' to Manchester High For Undermining LBJ office In the Municipal Pine and Pleasant Sts. was DELL CITY, Tex. 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Secret: L « t mminer, Moriarty** of Mancheoter won both reg Bubbling with Confidence, Hurls Bucs ular oeaaon and playoff hon Triple Bat Crown Practice Town Softball Title or* lit tho Hartford TwUlgbt NEW YORK (AP) — With this in mind, Arthur es in each city, stArU 8ept 16-11 Thrills were plentiful and the'Teac'hers, second place starred on defense. Two light- Baseball League. "We’re going to' Austral Ashe, the sensational Negro ace in Cleveland and continues Sept, To NL Lead WHITEMARSH, Pa. last night at Charter Oak finishers in the Rec League, ning fast doubleplays aided the This season, the MB’s ia,’’ the chairman’ of the from Richmond, Va;', spent the 12-13 in Toledo, Ohio; Sept. 1 ^ ^ (AP)—You want to know battled to a 3-3 tie after seven Billiards. wound, up third and last in Chicago and Washlngt^, National League Park in the finals of the U.S. Davis Cup tennis com summer completing his reserve Eyed hy Robinson regular Innings. night were ousted in the (players flying between the tWo L. j*ct. why Jack Nicklaus makes Dave Turklngton and Don officer’s training program and W ith W in Rec Department’s Slow playoff by Hamilton, 6-4, in mittee said today, "and, cities after the first day); Sept. Pittsburgh 74 61 .592 so much money playing Then the Cueballs exploded. Burns had three hits each for now apparently won’t be called Pitch Town Tournament eight innings. take it from me, we’re go 16-17 in Midland, Tex., and Ed*. NEW YORKy o r 'k (AP) San______iPh-an._ 76 62 .891 BALTIMORE (AP) — Fjank Robinson says he golf? It was the best game of the sea the Teachers while gitandish into service until the first of when the powerful Center son, tense and exciting until clouted a pair. Handymsa Bob Carlson, in ing to bring back the cup.” inburg, Tex. (sam e croee-over Vernon Law’s first come- Angeies 72 53 .676 doesn’t think too much about the prospect of winning He practices. American confidence is soar next year. Charley Pasarell of Billiards erupted for six runs in the final out. The victory avenged a hu . relief) suffered the loss after arrangement). back was five years in the punadei. 68 59 .535 the American League Triple Crown of batting. Oh, After shooUng a 76 Wednes ing as one of its most formida Puerto Rico, is passing up the the first extra inning to post a Each side collected 14 hits miliating 18-2 los.s the Teachers taking over for starting The Americans next play Bra> making. Turnabout No. 2 st. Louis 66 61 .516 no ? ' ' ------^------day in the pro-amateur tourna ble teams, in years prepares (or Nationals, Sept. 1-11, to com 9-7 decision oyer_Uif Teachers. and the Teachers committed the pinned qn the Billiards Tuesday pitcher Pete Sala. zll, the winner of one EuropeaB required only 24 hours— Cincinnati 61 66 .484 "You have to be lucky to win header- Tuesday flight “ for th* ment at Whltemarsh Valley the National Tennis Cam pion- plete a semester at UCIA so he The losers made a gallant bid Leo McNamara collected Country Club, "Ohio Fats” , as game’s only boot. night in the double elimination 25one, probably at -.Houston In and gave the Pittsburgh Atlanta ...... 59 the Triple Crown,” the Balti second time this year.” to take honors back to school three hits and Moe Morhardt ships, starting next week at will be ready for the fall and some golf people describe the Bob Brannick homered for the playoff. early November and, if success* Pirates instant relief. Houston ...... 66 more Orioles’ outfielder said Then, speaking of Detroit’s A1 but fall short when four runs two for the losers. Hie lat Forest HiUs, N.Y., and a whirl winter fireworks. Columbus belter, adjourned to Billiards and Don Standlsh Each side had one an^d two- ful, take on the ■winner of ths Law came out of the bullpen New York .. 68 Wednesday night. "1 don't give Ksllne, third with a .808 aver in the eighth frame failed to ter drove in two runs in the wind campaign aimed at the Dennis Ralston, the country’s Chicago ...... 43 81 .347 30^ matched the feat for the losers. run innlpgs before the eighth West Germany-India match in for the first time this season that much thought.” age, Robinson said, "He was 0- the practice range to adjust a match the output of their seventh which forced the Davis Cup Challenge Round in No. 1 player, has spent the year W'ednesday’s Results few things. Winning pitcher Mike Orlowski inning explosion. Australia for the right to chai* Wednesday night and shackled Robinson had just driven In younger foes in the first extra game into overtime. Melbourne, Australia, Dec. 26- concentrating on tennis. A final Chicago 6, New York 5 led his team with three hits and Billiards 010 002 06—9 14 0 lenge the Aussies for the trophy> Philadelphia for six innings as three runs with a pair of hom Robinson said now that he has Nicklaus and 143 other golf stanza. Veteran catcher Wally 28. ist at Wimbledon, he appau'ently Cincinnati 9, San Francisco 4 Brannick and John McCarthy Teachers 100 200 04—7 14 1 the Pirates trimmed the Phillies ers, as Baltimore lost 10-4 to reached the 40-homer plateau ers teed off today in the Phila Widhoini drove In two Prop “ Our intention is to have our is playing the best of his life. Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 4 The rivals. Billiards, regular each had a pair of safeties. Jack Orlowski and Irish; Daniel 6.4 and inched back into first CleverandT^ further' solidifying Ij* delphia Golf Classic, a 72-hole runs and BUI Holowaty came best players available and at Clark Graebner, Clift Richey Houston 7. St. Louts 2 season Dusty League champs. McAdam and Carl Colangelo son and Turking;ton. place in the National League hiswi. chances of winning the -Tvi.Tri didn’t expect this season — he test for 3110,000 in prize money, up with two hits In the win. their peak for the Davis Cup and Marty Riessen are being Los Angeles 2, Atlanta 1, 11 views 60 as a reasonable goal race. They lead San Francisco, pie Crown during his first including 320,000 first-place loot. Thus, the books are closed push,’’ added W. Harcourt .whipped into top ahape by the beaten by Cincinnati 9-4 in an innings American League season. "considering the time remain The 26-year-old Nicklaus feels for the MBs in 1966. Woods, who has called.commit Davis Oup team captain, Automatic afternoon game, by one percent- Today’s Games ing.” kind Of a proprietorship interest tee signals for years. George MacCall. age point. Philadelphia (Running 13-9) at The two circuit clouts in- The 80-year-old slugger has Ralston, creased his league-leading total racked up 17 homers a5d37RB I in the Philadelphia Classic. On the other hand, Roy Emer Transmission Law turned the tables on the Pittsburgh (Veale 13-7), night son and Fred Stolle, the leading Phils 24 hours after they had New York (Fisher 9-11) at to 40 — one more than he ever in his last 83 games, and the He won the top money each of hit during an outstanding 10- the last two years over the Graebner Australians, apparently are past Troubie? shelled him from the mound in Chicago (Jenkins 2-6) Orioles have 37 games left. 53 Leagues Ready to Start their best fuid are just going year career with Cincinnati in Homers No. 39 snd 40, Robin 6,708 yard, par-72 Whltemarsh ■k Free Road Test and the first inning. He did not re- Only games scheduled through the motions before the National League. son said, were a gift for daugh course. Estimate KEEPS EYE ON BALL—Tony Oliva, Minnesota American League batting crown in 1964 lyith .323 tire a batter Tuesday night, Friday’s Games Survive eeml-retirement. The al'ways New York at Atlanta, N He also brought his runs-bat- ter Michelle who was a year old' Demonstrating that he be Ar All Work Guaranteed outfielder who in 1964 became the first rookie in average, repeated last year with .321 and cur yielding three runs and failing tough Aussiea are building a Philadelphia at Cincinnati, N ted-in total to 96, just two be lieves in staying with a winning BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) — Holiday Lanes Open if Budget Terms rently is hitting .320. (AP Photofax) to last for the 15th time in 21 on Wednesday. new team around left-hander ■k Free Towing baseball history to win a major league batting title, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, N hind teammate Boog Powell, Frank will celebrate his own formula, Nicklaus birdled his Dennis Ralston and Clark Grab- starts. Tony Rocha and John New- No Low-Prioo "Come-on" eyes balls during batting practice. He won the In 1960 Law won 20 games for Chicago at Houston, N and pulled into a tie for the bat' birthday next Wednesday In favorite hole ~ the 17th — at ner o f the U.S. have survived Whltemarsh Wednesday in the combe. Estimates that Cost Fen the world champion Pirates and Los Angeles at San Francisco, ting lead with Tony Oliva of Cleveland — playing a team a tough early-round test in the Tuesday for Season Money captured the Cy Young Award N Minnesota at .317. against whom he has already pro-am. He missed an eight- national doubles tennis tourna All of them — except Pasarell foot putt for an eagle, then — will be seen in action in the tead Appears Safe with Less Than 40 Games to Play as that year’s top pitcher. Last Ainerlcan League During a post-game discus slugged nine homers. ment- But defending champions By EARL YOST Mcmchesttr season, after a five-year bout sion, Robinson belied his pro He’ll have to do something holed out. Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle of National Championships smd W. L. Pet. G.B. With 53 leagues signed and ready to go, the Holiday later in a series of six U.S.-Aus- Transmission Co. ■with arm troubles, he put it all Baltimore 80 fessed unconcern about the Tri special for son Frank Kevin, Nicklaus, in 1964, scored an Australia have yet to lilt a 45 .640 ^ tralia Davis Cupatyle fune-upa 16 BBAENARD PLACE together again, posting a 17-9 Detroit 68 ple Crown. First, he noted that who’ll be four on Sept. 8. eagle at the I7th that enabled racket in anger in defense of Lanes is looking forward to the seventh season of op 56 .548 l l ’/a him to finish first, and last year planned between the end of tha (Rear Seymour Auto record and a 2.16 earned run Cleveland Oliva was blanked by the Wash "W e’re off that day,” Robin their title. erations at its Spencer St. location. Officially, the sea Store, Main St.) 68 59 .635 13 Nationals and the Pacific South average to earn Comeback of Minnesota ington Senators in a double- son said. he birdled the same hole to Ralston, of Bakersfield, Calif., son starts Tuesday night. Sept, 6, when league warfare MANCHESTER [Baltimore in Bit of Slump 67 61 .523 14 west Tournament in Los An snap a last-round tie with Doug swings into action, Paul Cor- the Year honors. Chicago ... 66 61 .520 16 and Graebner, of Beachwood, 646-4)022 Sanders and Joe Campbell, as renti, manager reports. geles. however, is- Frank Robinson'Versalles paved the way for the little help from Orlando Pena, n ils year has been no picnic California . 63 63 .500 Ohio, got to the second round by ]NEW YORK (AP)—The 1714 ho won by one stroke. The series, best of five match who raised his league-leading Washington triumph, won his 13th game of the sea for the 36-year-old right-hander, washineton 58 73 .443 25 ,199 Hitter Breaks Up Duel default Wednesday and then lost Bowlers who haven’t stopped Baltimore Orioles are in a After his brief stint Tuesday „ York Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and homer -total- to 40 Wednesday With one out and two on, a son. * » » 56 71 .441 25 their first set of the tournament, at Holiday since the close of night he showed an 8-6 won-lost Mike Souchak were late start MARK HELLER MARC SCHARDT bit of a slump but it’ll take with two shots in the losing ,ef- grounder went through the Min- INDIANS-ORIOLES— 56 71 .441 25 5-7, to Jerry Cromwell of Long 1965-66 operations will find the record and a fat ERA of 4.48. ^ ^ ers today. a Miracle of Michigan Ave- fort. ' nesota shortstop’s legs aliowingi The big Cleveland bats were Boston ...... 54 76 .416 281,4 Beach, Calif., and Jim Osborne 32 lanes completely refinished. Wednesday night he came on Palmer also played in the niie’ or a Legend of Lake That’s one more Ihaii Frank’s the tying run to score. Ken Mc- s-wung by Joe Azeue, who had Wednesday’s Results Sore-Armed Newman Schardt Paced Pitchers’ Corps of Salt Lake City, Utah. New carpeting has been install for starter Tommie Sisk in the pro-am, but the Latrobe, Pa., Erie if Detroit or Cleveland best previous output, attained in Mullen then singled in the win- tlu-ee runs batted in, and Max Kansas City 4-8, Boston 2-3 The natioh's leading hope in ed and the house has been com fourth inning, worked his way golfer hit a couple out o f bounds CinCinnatl in 1962. For all his ning one. The 'Twins had taken Alvis and Rocky Colavito, with Washington 6, Minnesota 6, 11 recapturing its own doubles title pletely painted as well as the are going to take advim- out of a none-out jam and al- and did not turn in a score card. power, -Robinson never led the the lead in the top of the inning two apiece. Robinson’s three Blanks Yanks Again then snapped back 8-4, 6-0, only nursery. tage of it. lowed only one hit the rest of , He didn’t practice afterward. National League in homers (or on a wild pitch with the bases RBI raised his total for the sea Detroit 6, Chicago 2 to find themselves five times on Hours of operation will be Both clubs picked up a game the way in nailing down ■victory He went to a party given by Heller Bat Champ son to 95, Just two behind the California 2, New York I NEW YORK (AP)—Ed Kirkpatrick is batting .199 the verge of losing the next set. from 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. daily, on the Birds Wednesday, the batting or runs batted in either, loaded, No. 9. the tournament sponsors. ' for that matter. But barring a • • • league leader, teammate Boog and Fred Newman has been nursing a sore right arm Ralston h a d two set points Monday thru Saturday, and • Indians with a 10-4 victory over While the Pirates moved past Cleveland 10, Baltimore 4 The biggest challenge to Powell. • • • Today’s Games against him, Graebner three. Sunday from 2 p.m. to 12 mid them, but with less than 40' ■Ruthian effort by Boog Cowell, ANGELS-YANKS— San Francisco again, the Los all season. Nicklaus’ domination of the A’S-RED SOX— Chicago (Horlen 7-11) at De But each time they were in night. games to go the Orioles could Harmon Killebrew, Joe Pepi- A sparkling pitching duel be- Angeles Dodgers nipped Atlanta The way the New York Yankees have been going Classic appeared to be Billy With Legion Nine Roger Repoz’ three-run homer trouble they came through with hardly be blamed'Tor not taking tone or one of that crowd, he’s tween Fred Talbot of the Yan- 2-1 in 11 innings and moved troit (McLain 14-11), night they were the perfect parley for California’s 2-1 victory Casper, the U.S. Open Cham One of the new features will in the opener and two-run blasts hard attacking or all • outing the defeat or their current got the AL homer crown in the kees and Fred Newman of the within two games of the top. Oevei^and iBeii 13-9) at Baiti- Wednesday night. ------^------pion. Casper came out of his By EARL YOST be lockers available for rental. Angels came to an abrupt end in by Ed Charles and Jim Gosger more (McNally 12-3), night shots and pulled out the fourth three-game losing streak partic bag. Houston whipped St. Louis 7-2 lOre (McNally 12-3), night Newman dueled Fred Talbot He didn’t ask to come out but air-conditioned quarters — spe Staff Members the ninth inning when Ed Kirk in the nightcap sent the Athlet Batting championship with Manchester’s American set 13-11. ularly seriously. In other American League and Chicago edged New York 6- California (Brunet 11-9) at for eight scoreless innings be even if he hadn't scored, I was cially fitted for his allergy con Besides Paul Correnti, staff patrick sent a two-run homer, ics to their victory. Mike Hersh Legion baseball team during the 1966 season was gar Stolle and Emerson, on the Baltimore remains ll<^ action, Detroit beat Chicago 6-2, 5 in other NL games. New York (Stottlemyre 11-14) fore Kirkpatrick's two-run hom going to a new pitcher.” dition—to shoot a 69 in the pro- members will be: Amy Pirkey, the sixth hit off Talbot, into the berger drove in three runs in nered by Mark Heller. The Dartmouth-bound catcher other hand, seldom hit with garaea up on the seeond-place California edged New York 2-1, • * * Kansas City (Lindblad 4-6 and er in the ninth gave the Angels Rojas was the man and after am. assistant manager and pub stands. Joe Pepitone hit his 28th the finale and Lew Krausse maximum pace during their ’Tigers and a full 13 ahead of the Washington squeezed by Min- PIRATES-PHILS— Odom 2-3) at Boston (Bennett the lead. he retired rookie Steve Whit His team won the best-ball emerged as the team’s onlv .300 hitter with a .338 aver licist; Dick Ruddell, assistant nesota 6-5 in 11 innings and homer in the bottom of the in- breezed to his lOth victory, al 2-2 and Fischer 0-0) 2 age. Heller took part in all 26 ------first and second round matches. Indians, who are in third. If the The Pirates broke a 4-4 tie on Then, with reliever Minny aker on a line drive, Pepitone event. manager; Dick Ashlow, head Kansas'City took both games of ning, the sixth Yankee hit. lowing the Red Sox just five They defeated Charles Darley of Indians win today the Baltimore Bill Mazeroski’s RBI single in Only games scheduled. Rojas pitching in the bottom of connected. A single by Roger The winner o f lour tourna games which saw the • Silk Cervini who has re.signed. Earl mechanic, with Bob Squires and PAUL OOiUUENn a twi-night dbubleheader 4-2 and • » » hits. • Rochester, Minn., and Tom Gor losing string will equal its lon the fifth inning and added an Friday’s Games the ninth and heckler Jimmy Maris brought Jack Sariford out ments this year, the San Diego, Towners win 18 while losing petersen will return as team Walter Pleva, mechanics; Edith Rookie Jim Nash built up his man of Seattle, Wash., 6 - 2, 6-0, of Windsor had games o f 139, gest of the season. In all, the 8-3. TIGERS-WHITE SOX— insurance run in the sixth on Kansas City at California N Piersall working on him from of the bullpen and he retired Western and Indianapolis 500, eight in Zone Four competition, manager and scorer. Correnti, Mary Bonham and • * * Bill Freehan's first homer in record to 8-1 in the first game, 7-5 with deep or angled place 142, 142 for 428 and Miss Sudol Orioles have lost four of their Matty Aiou’s run-scoring hit. Minnesota at Chicago, N the dugout, Joe Pepitone rifled Jake Gibbs and Clete Boyer to as well as the U.S. Open, Cas In addition to being the No. 1 Mary Lourie in charge of. the TWINS-SENATORS— more than a month started a but needed relief help from Prospects for next season are ments and crisp volleys to move 160, 166, 146 for 464. last live contests, all at the • • • Cleveland at Washington, N a bases-empt'y homer that left end it. per has been playing the best sticker, Heller also led the squad ...... ,,, , .r- junior programs and Kitty Sib- hands of Detroit and Cleveland. The Twins and Senators took four-run second inning for the Jack Aker in the seventh when Boston at Baltimore, N into the third round. Lane records are high single, REDS-GIANTS— the Yankees one run sliort. Piersall, who has been de- golf of his 12-year career. in base hits with 21. home runs ^ \ rinsz at the control desk. Pin- Totally unaffected the re- turns leading in their game and 'Tigers. Willie Horton also hom- he aggravated a bruise on his Detroit at New York, N with three and tied for top hon- Schardt. the Diminico brothers Emerson agreed after the 222 by Dave 'Volk of Baltimore, ■Vada Pinson cracked a grand- "That’s the best Newman has stroying Yankee dignity with his match that he and Stolle had chasers will be Skip Puzzo and tent dip in his team’s fortunes. an llth-inning error by Zoilo ered and Mickey Lolich, with a right index finger. slam homer and two doubles in ors in doubles with three and Mark Hilton. Md. High triple of 507 by Ray pitched all year,” said Califor- antics in the dugout, was mim- stolen bases, also with three to ® *8>hie. "not really been given too much Northam of 'West Hartford. the Reds’ romp over 20-game nia manager Bili Rigney, “ but icking PepHone’s taped' left of a test. But I think we've Owners are Maurice Correnti Miami Dolphins his credit. He stroked 21 hits in High six games, 886 by Dick winner Gaylord Perry and the he wasn’t pitching any more.” wrist when the Yankee slugger been playing well right albng of the Correnti Insurance Agen 71 official at bats. Kennedy of West Hartford and Giants. Bill Henry, who re Bosox Doomed and there's no reason at all why cy, president; Lee Urbanett*, So after Kirkpatrick's two-run, homered. Piersall’s humor was Playing Better high team single, 782, by the placed Perry in the fifth with BOSTON (AP) — Tlie Boston two-out shot had given the An- lost on Yankee manager Ralph Runner-up laurels were shared we’re not going to hang on to vice president, and Anthony Ur- Cincinnati leading 5-3 by first baseman Dick Cobb and banetti, treasurer, both o f the aforementioned Holiday live of was Red Sox, an exciting, but losing gels the lead, Rigney hit lor his Houk. "If I had to make a living MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — this championship.” greeird by Pinson’s bases-load- third baseman Bob Dixon, each U.S. Glass Fiber Co. and Or Pelletier, Maloney, Bettbdld, collection of misfits, appear starter. He was almost sorry. showboaUng,” said Houk, I'd ' Miami Coach George Wilson, Age was a factor in one of the Steams and Correnti. ed shot. doomed to a last place finish. "I knew Newman was tired. quit.” with .250 marks. The switch-hit- more dramatic matches at lando Annulli, secretary, head Joe Nuxhall went the distance With a chance to move out of "Whose Dolphins were' beaten by ting Cobb fashioned his mark on Longwood yesterday when Gard o f the Annum Construction Co. Women’s lane high standards for the Reds, who had lost six in the cellar, the Red Sox gave Denver 28-16 Wednesday night, 12 hits in 48 trips, while Dixon ner Mulloy and Billy Talbert Maurice Correnti Is one of the are: Single —Faith Dennis, 198, a row, and boosted his record to another lesson in futility by apparently sees a silver lining stroked 7 hits in 28 official at gave a rugged battle to two Aus nation’s leading duckpinners. Four games, Lucy Kaininsky, 5-4. The loss. Perry's first since dropping a twi-night double- Historic Opportunity Near after his team's fourth consecu bats in a dozenfegames. Cobb tralians who weren’t bom when Site of World Marks 584; Team single, Bowladrome July 14, ended a four-game win header 4-2 and 8-3 to the Kan tive exhibition defeat. participated in 17 contests. Mulloy and Talbert won the na • No less than world’s records Majorettes, 699; Team Triple, ning string for the Giants. sas City Athletics Wednesday "I think our boys are coming Obviously, pitching was the tional sigles cro'wn in 1942. have been set at the Holiday Annulli Construction team of 4> * But Mets Fail to Capitalize Kitty Sibrinsz 369, Phyllis Chase night before a • crowd of 18,668 around,'' said Wilson, after the prime factor in the success en Owen Davidsem and Bill Bow Lanes, seven by males and DODGERS-BRAVES— 332, Pat' Annulli 383, Norma at Fenway Park. CHICAGO (AP) — The New inning. But when Ernie Banks game. joyed by Coach John Cervinl’s ery, both 22, defeated, the veter three by female rollers. Maury Wills’ single scored York Mets heard historic oppor- doubled and Ron Santo singled EUlncton BIdze Don Norton of Cheshire turned Courtney 337 and Vickie Bu- The Athletics, battling to es The coach of the American club. Heading the mound corps F'ollowlng are the .starting times an pair 11-9, 6-3, 10-8,. They Jim Gilliam with an unearned in a 661 for four games —165, chard 485 for a 1,906 total. cape a 10th place finish, pulled tunity knock Wednesday, but him to third, the door 6pened Football League’s newst team were southpaw Ray LaGace and and pairings lor Saturday s Mem broke Trabert’s- serve in the fi run in the 11th, giving the Dodg turned a deaf ear and walked and in came Jack Hamilton. ber-Guest Golf Tournament at the 157, 166, 173; George Pelletier 3(4 games ahead of the Red noted that the Dolphins’ 16 righthander Marc Schardt. The nal set when he became upset at ers their fourth straight victory Ellington Ridge Country Club: of East Hartford rolled 1,382 Sox, who have dropped seven of was it squeezed out? By the time he left, the Cubs points were the most they have latter turned in eight rictories 8:30—Oleslnski, R. Smith; Eich. a linecall and double faulted — including three one-run deci Correnti. for nine games; Roy Deveau their last eight outings. chance to win their had narrowed the deficit to 5-4 scored this year, while Denver's against no losses. LaGace wound twice. Sum m er Basketball sions over Atlanta. 8:38—Ketcham, Segal; Podolny, of East Hartford and Jerry The Red Sox front office is season series against an- as the Met reliever walked 28 were the least scored by an up with seven wins and four set Conley. Phil Regan, who wild-pitched Maloney of Springfield com Aetos defeated the Center looking ahead to next year. Un- O't*'®*' National League club in home two runs. But the worst opponent. backs after getting off to a fast 8:46—J. Gordon. E. Kennedy; the tying run home in the ninth, their grasp, the Mets let oppor- was yet to come, Skinner. McCusker. bined for a four-game 1,206 Billiards last night, 56-54, with fortunately, the players ap "We just let them pick up a start. Brad Bushey won two of 8:54—Conlin. Gorman; S. Mar- blanked the Braves thereafter tunity conk them on the noggan Bob Friend, who got the last Welter Crown doubles total; Frank Mecalizzi peared to be doing the same couple of cheap ones in the first six decisions and Gary Kinel kowski, W. Markowski. Ray LaGace smd Frank Kiifi'ei and gained his 12th and the Chicago Cubs mean- out in the eighth, started the 9:0a — Meurant, Breed: Wolff. of Rockville, Md., set marks victory against the Athletics. half,” he said. "In the second copped his only pitching verdict. Haley. hooping 17 and 16 points re against a single loss. dered away with a 5-4 victory. ninth with another out before Taken by Cokes for five games, 818, 10 games. half, we gave a better defensive Mound Workhorse 9:10 — Heath, Procek; Schiller. spectively. Steve McAdam (25) • * * It was not the fault o f Bob Billy Williams blooped a safety McHugh- 1,560 and 16 games, 2,260; and effort-particularly Frank Em LaGace worked in 11 games, NEW ORLEANS (AP) — "As paced the losers. The Indiana ASTROS-CARDS—______Home runs—F. Robinson. Bal- Shaw, who drove in two runs and the ever-present Santo dou- 9:18—Ferreira,' Guest; Throws, the Holiday Men’s team rolled manuel and Willie West.” hurled the most innings, 81 2-3, Guest. long as I own the title I don’t forfeited to the Ninth Holes in The Astros broke a 24-innlng Powell, Baltimore, and led 5-2 entering the eighth bled him in with the tying run. 9:26 — Loucks, Guest: Mather, a 2,271 team triple. Individual “ * — 32. The scoreboard backed him .fanned 106 batters, allowed 20 the other scheduled game. Re scoring famine on Bob Aspro- Guest. care how much money I got,” scores were Pelletier 452, Ma up. Denver scored all 28 nolnts runs, 33 walks and 42 base hits. 9:34—R. Peck, Annulli; S. Fergu vised schedule: Friday—Aetos monte’s run-producing single in said Curtis Cokes, who won the loney 478, Walt Berthold 406, in the first half- while Miami Schardt toiled in 10 games, son. Martocchio. vs. Walnuts at 8, Indians vs. the fifth, added two more runs 9:42—Harrigan, Cray; Chalne, world welterweight boxing Herb Steams 444 and Hip Cor rebounded ■with a touchdown 54 2-3 innings. He allowed 35 C'wee. in the inning and sewed it up •Gaylord Perry^s About Face- championship Wednesday night renti 491. Slagles at 9; Wednesday—Bil and a safety after the intermis hits, walked but 18, struck out 9:50-G. Kelly. G. Kelly; Groo- with four more runs in the sixth bei-t Keams. but earned only 36,715.60. Other world standards were liards va. Aetoa at 8, Ninth vs. sion. 48 and was reached for 20 runs. — two on another single by As- 9:68—Ovian. Kennedy: DiCorcla, Cokes outhusUed Manuel Gon by women. Terry Vaccaro of West Sides at 9. Denver Coach Mac Speedie Runs batted in leader was Granato. promonte. Mike Cuellar checked 10:06—Brand, Spellos; Dow. Le zalez in th MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1968 PAiSE TWENTY-TWO Resort Fnqwrty Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Rouses For Sale 72 MAHCHESTER - here’s a tor- GREEN MANOR - caU owner VERNON - 6 room quality OOVTOTTRY — Lovely 6 room U.S- Planes Stage Business Locations For Rent 67 TWO-FAMILY on Main St. — iVLAnv^iUiOxiMcv o • ______« . . ^...e^ ____ less!# AstM uHfli mimmaiF Help Wanted—Male S8 Help Wanted^Male 36 Doga—Birfla— Peta 41 Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 Apartments—Flats— abobt this immaculate 3 bed built Cape, garage, half acre. 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CLASSIFIED ience helpful but will train, 70 to work in Manchester Me starter and Mastecraft trailer. ust 27 thru September. Call Realtors, 649-8464. Louis Zhmock Realty, 649- (Contlniied from Page One) 649-8330. stove, refrigerator, heat, hot and interior, reasonable rent and full basement. Only some extra work in addition rnorial Hospital X-ray De^ 643-6930. ------12 BOOM DUPLEX, Maple 8t., BOLTON — NSwly Usted, four 9823. water, garage. Available als. Brokers Invited. 522-311A. 800. CaU Nick Oonvei^Jno, Jdr- est so far In toe war; •HUs would to weekends. Person interested partment, 17’ CABIN cruiser. 90 h.p. John- Wanted—To Buj 68 Manchester. CaU 1-673-4792. room Ranch with big two car _____ enemy force was the NortB 1-5. Please call Bill Oellers for Sept. 1. $130. monthly. Call vls Realty Co., Realtors, 643- garage. Partial basement, hot CARPENTER RD., Bolton— 4 probably run from 400 to 500 could become permanent. Con son, trailer and accessories. -t w o f a m i l y Vietnamese 324B Division which ADVERTISING tact Maiuiger, Conn. Motor appointment. 643-0463. An WE BUT and sell antique and 649-2865 before 5 p.m. OFFICE 1121, Eves. 649-0633. b u y m e n o w — I was Jurt water heat, fireplace, ckwe to room Ranch with hreezeway forays. Call 872-0044. the Marines badly mauled In equal opportunity employer. used furniture, china, glass, sil Day weekend, also through reduced. Rockledge Ranch,. 1 lake. Nice wooded lot. Top Val and garage, full cellar with American pilots claimed ... . . * ,. Lodge, 400 Tolland Tpke. Man POUR ROOMS, appliances, guit* of rooms suitable for doc- Centrally located 6-6, 2-famlly. MANCHESTER — don’t let the CLASSIFIED advertising DEPT. HOURS ver, picture rrames, old coins, September 628-0427. bedrooms, formal dining room, ue for only 814,900. T. J. family room, treed 100x300 heavy destructtoi. Four of 18 oil T toe chester. 14’ STARCRAPT, 30 h.p., elec first floor, 1120. monthly. J. for-g office available in State 2-car garage, high school area, cry of tight money scare you. 8 AJf. S P.M. SHORT ORDER cook, full or tric starting Mercury, lights, jguns, pewter, scrap gold, very large kitchen, fuU base Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. lot, immaculate condition. parUtime. days or nights. Ap D. Real Estate Co. 643-5129. Theatre Bldg. Call Manager — If you are looking for housing, convertible top, Mastercraft watches, old Jewkliy, hobby Wanted To Rent 6s ment. CaU Warren E. How ply in person only, Howard check this new Ueting. It’s a e a s t HARTFORD — 816,500 — A8»=r, '''“’H*? trailer. 643-8293. collections, paintings, attic oon- SIX ROOM duplex, available land, Realtor, 643-1106. 649-2813. ' . . ons. Marine casualties wera Johnson’s Restaurant, 394 Tol 643-7832 FAMILY w r m one boy age li Pase^k Realty charming 7-room Cape with bedroom home, aU city util- prevented an accurate1 assess-. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MAINTENANCE ' tents or whole estates. Furni Sept. 1, recently redecorated, termed light as the operation land • ’Tpke., Manchester, exit 19 MFG BOAT, all equipped desires 6 rooms. Nice neigh full shed dormer, 1% ba^hs, MANCHESTER W JudTth Dr. Itles, treed krt, utility ehed, NORTH COVENTRY — New 7 ment. MONDAY lhr« rBIDAI 10:»T A.M. — SATUBDAZ • AJA ture Rejpair Service. 64S-7449. 1125. per month, children wel continued. MECHANIC \ 94 Wilbur Cross Highway. with new 90 h.p., Evinrude MEDIUM size com er store, borhood. References if de 2 89 -7475 breezeway and 1-car garage. Spacious 8 room Cape, 2 Immediate occupancy, Bel Air room Colonial, Cape Cod situa Most Of the attacks were con come. Write Box L, Manches South Vietnamese headquor* motor. Can be tried. Will fi HOXfSEHOLD lots, antiques, suitable for store or office, sired. 649-8531. Wooded lot in good residential baths, copper plumbing, alu Real Estate, 643-9832. ted on 2 ^ acre wooded lot. centrated in the Southern Pan bric-a-brac, clocks, frames. ter Herald. area. CaU Nick Oonvertlno, ters said that Vietnamese re Large local concern has nance if desired. 649-2871. 643-7723 or 649-1690. DUPLEX 6-6, ali'mlnum siding, minum windows. DelGreco In Aluminum aiding, fireplace, handle and just north of the YOtlB OOOPBBATION WILL 1)1^1 A 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Salesmen Wanted 36-A WANTED — reUred lady, 2% Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, surance Agency," 523-4309. ELUNGTON— RockvUle line.— large kitchen, rear entrance, demilitarized zone. Only one gional forces klUed 11 Viet Cong BK APPRliCIATBD l/IMfc I I opening for man experi 2-car garage, exceUent condi For 812,500 you can buy this Wednesday in an action 94 miles SALESMAN to sell industrial Village Peddler, Auctioneer, you are looking for™ congenial M A C ST. or 3 rooms, heat, appliances, 643-1121, Eves. 649-9633. closed porch. Bathroom with raid was made In the Hanoi enced in machine repair Diamonds— ^Watdie^— good location, low rent. 529- tion, large maples, 821,900- FOUR BEUIROOM Colonial In vacant four room Cape. FuU east of Saigon and other region and’ farm equipment and sup 420 Lake St., Bolton, 64» 3247. surroundings, modem ■ living parking, reasonable, nice shower stall downstairs, full area—against an oil depot 18 and maintenance day work. Jd w diT 48 0618. Hutetatos Agency, Realtors, 640- g jx ROOM custom built Ranch model home condition, 12x23 basement, usable attic, ga al troops killed six Viet Cong in plies. Experienced in automo and an ideal location, come neighborhood. 289-4634, before bath upstairs, ceramic tile. miles from'the Commimlst capi ContiiNMd From PrtestiinQ Pago Permanent position, excel WANTED — East Catholic High 6824. entrance foyer, formal dining fireplaced Uving room, 11x12 rage, and a good sized lot. a short fight 46 miles south of tives or industrial equipment see our new all electric apart 1. Call 643-7083. Immediate oc tal with results not announced. lent wages and employe WATCH AND JEWELRY re- School summer uniform, size 8, room, 1% baths, garage, base formal dining room, ll-i baths, Very convenient location. T. helpful but not absolutely nec ment. 800 square feet, appli COLONIAL—one year old, 7% cupancy. Terms. A spokesman had said earUer ^ capitel. Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 benefits pairing. Prompt Mrvlce. Up to Call 649-2401. Houses For Rent 65 ment, patio, sewers. Manches finished heated family room, J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577. essary. Only aggressive, ener 820 on your old watch to ances Included. Eight large Apartment Buildinga rooms, huge modem kitchen that bad weather over North „ ter. Hutchins Agency, Realtors attached garage, 150x200 lot. BEAUTIFUL 6 room Cape, 1% Viet Nam held the attacks to the ^ foi^th Vtot Nam Wednes- BJXPBRIENCEID waitress or bar PART-TIME gas, station at- getic men should apply to Leon trade. Closed Mondays. F. B. walk-in closets, easy parking. ATTRACTIVE small house, 2 with fireplace plus all bullt- TOUAND — Just off parkway. Send resume to P.O. Box For Sale 69 649-5324. Owner transferred. IVolverton baths, fireplace, patio, sur maid, over 2 1 , apply in person. tendant, mornings. See Mr. Schweir, South Windsor Equip Hooms Witbont Board 59 Adults. 8140. Call 640-9258. large rooms, bath. Ideal for ins, 2% baths, large master ___ $16,900. will buy this beautiful Southern Panhandle and Red 3 d 73, Hartford, stating expe Bray, 717 Main Street, State Agency, Realtors, 649-2813, rounded by large mature River VaUev damaged 327 hute and build- Three J’s Restaurant, Route 6 Sloan. Esso Service Center, ment Company, Ir'i., comer of Theater Building. couple. In scenic country sur MANCHESTER — two modem bedroom with full bath, reo CENTRAL AIR- conditioned 8 bedroom Ranch, rec room in rience and qualifications. THE THOMPSON ROUSE, Cot- shade and fruit trees. Over an A 44A, Bolton. Route 88, Vernon. Route 6 and 194. South Wind DBILUXE 4% rooms, private roundings. Call 742-6334. multi-unit apartment building room with fireplace, 2-car ga custom Ranch, foyer, built-ins, basement, garage, big lot with The Force flew 71 mis- ^ tage Street, centralljr located, acra lot. Has to be seen to be sor. 289-3406. screened patio, all custom offered for the first time. Ex rage, 829,900. Philbrlck Agen dishwasher, fireplace, wall to Lots For Sale 73 trees. An Immaculate home. . t a . , N.VT R.V.R, M U.B. “ PART-TIME key punch opera Garden— Farm— Dairy large, pleasantly furnished LAKE — Winterized appreciated. 5 miles from built-ins, air-conditioned, love- BOLTON ceUent locations, fully leased. cy, Realtors, 649-8464. wall carpets throughout, 2-car T. J. Crockett, Realtor, i43- Marines seven. ~ « tor or experienced typist to INTERESTED in earning $10,- ______P r ^ n c t a 50 rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 4 room furnished cottage, ga — one acre wooded Manchester. Middle 20's. 742- PLANT TURRE’tT LATHE operators, ly grounds. Eeist Center, cor Top producers. 'Ihesa. are first garage, porch, huge wooded BOL/TON 1677. Despite -heavy antiaircraft ’ ‘ work in a progressive hospital, 000 or more a year? Contact for overnight and pennanent ner Parker. Adults only, lease, rage. 8150. monthly, utilities FIVE BBDR(X»IS, 2 fuU lot with brook, Birch Moun must do own set up. Vacation STRICTLY fresh eggs for sale. quality built buildings. Call for lot. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. 7207. fire, pilots reported they dam- ^ data proce.<»ing faistaiUation. John A. Cagianello, days, 646- guest rates. furnished. Lease and refer baths, modem kitten with tain Ehct. 646-0254. MAINTENANCE time is over, why not investi Nlghtcrawlers. Tomaszewski, references, 8160. Available details. Hayes Agency, 646-0181 BXLINOTON — Probably won’t aged or deatioyad 70' barges, 27 r C V T l O t l Good pay and a chance to ad 0137, evenings. 643-7303. ences required. Must vacate by built-ins, 2 fireplace^ walk MANCHBJSTH21 — Cape, 2 Box 363, South Rd., Bolton, September 15. Call 649-6281. need to dust this spotless 6% bridges, 48 mlUtary supply gate this ad. Fully air-con LARGE, clean room for gentle- out basement, screenM porch, vance. Call 646-1141, ext. 366, MECHANIC open daily. 649-6472. June 26. Call 643-7617 or 643- rooms, ta good condition. Base- LARGE WOODBJD Bolton lot for room centraUy air-oondtloned buildings and 64 freight can ditioned plant. We have worked man, quiet* neighborhood. Call FOUR ROOMS, first floor, heat Bnsineas Propertp garage, handy location. Phll sale. In prime residential Mr. Ramsey, An equal oppor 6746. ment partly finished, one car Ranch, family room, attached and a locomotive. a 50 hour minimum week for Hei:» Wanted— 649-1108. ed, garage, 8120. J. D. Real brick Agency, Realtors, 649- area. Under 86.000. CaU 643- M ayor Lee Z B A Denies tunity employer. Excellent opportunity for BLUEBERRIES — Cultivated, ______For Sale 70 garage, wooded lot, handy to garage, patio, grace this lovely Most of the freight can wan many years. Paid vacation, Male or (nnale 37 Estate, 643-5129. m.T.TNGTON — Near Vernon 8464. 4312 evenings. man experienced in ma pick your own, 26c pint. Man EXCELLENT room for wom bus, aht^plng, etc. 815,000. home. Own it today. $21,900. OETT MT FRE® CATALOG, fine insurance progj-am. plenty town line, 3 bedroc^m Ranch, PACKAGE store In Manchester. hit during three raids by car chine repair and mainte SALES CLERK — Stationery ning, Watrous Rd., Box 657, Bol an teacher, call after 5:15, 649- Philbrlck Agency, Realtors, OoUr Wagner, Realty, 648-9068, Testifies on Request for earn 360, $100—even more in of parking, profit sharing plan. NEAT DUPLEX, two entrances, IVi baths, 8165 monthly, plus EV>r further Information call, MCaONLErr street — Six room rier-baaed Navy planes on the nance. Permanent year department, office supplies' 5 ton, 649-4767. 649-8464. 875-3396. name brand merchandise. Help First class men need only ap ______6268. 4'A rooms, I 'i baths, range, utilities. 643-4551. Mr. Phllbrick, PhUbrick Agency Cape, with front dormer, flre- Sabuilian For Sale 75 40-car train. Pilots reported the 'round above day week, all holidays, vaca refrigerator, hood, disposal, Realtors. 649-8464. train’s locomotive and Id can your friends shop at home. ply. J. F. Fredericks Tool TOMATOES — Pick your own. ’ place, nice level lot, excellent m a n c HEJSTER — Uke new 2 BOLTON — 4 acres plus an 8 BOL/TON l a k e :—5 room year Cities’ Ills (Jas Station/ average wages and work Company. 20. Sherman St., tion, . other benefits. Exper Venetian blinds, carpeted stair location, 817,500. T.J. Crockett, were destroyed and another 11 Write me, Alice Williams, Tolland Tpke., one - quarter l a r q e ROOM for rent. Gen- RESTAURANTS — Tour cboloe family flats and duplexes built room house, big bam, swim ’round home Includes n e w ing conditions, as well as West Hartford, Elmwood sec ience preferred. Mr. Harrison, mile west of Caldor's. Field case, storage basement, on bus Suburban F ot R ent 66 Realtor, 643-1577. cars damaged. Popular Club Plan, Dept. tleman. Call 649-8417. of four. Priced 88,800, |6,000, by Damato. Spa'.lous rooms, ming pool, all for 824,900. stove and refrigorator, aU new (OonUnaed from Page One) A request to erect a two-bay complete free benefit pro tion. 527-8171. Harrison Stationers, 849 Main open* 1:30 till dark. line. 649-3566, 649-4342. Over South Iflet Nam, A ir <]604, Lynbrook, N.Y. ______ANDOVER Garden Apartments $17,900 — 4 BBDR(X>M Cape, separate heating systems, top This you should see, Ideal set cabinets In kitchen, alunlnum gasoline statlcm at the com er of 5 gram. St., mornings or by appoint 17,000 and one li^udlng real inate nor reduce conditions Force B52 bombers hit at a Viet NICE LARGE ROOM for gen- j^£;^nCHBSTER — large 4 room _ s rooms, stove and refrigera quality workmanship. Oppor- up for growing family. Room combinations, fully Insulated, R t 80 and Vemcm Ave., Rock RElJAiLE~MAF'lieedeF~ fOT ment. 649-6341. TOMATOES - - trellis, pick estate 8170,000. Fbr more in* with fireplace, walk-out base which cause riots wlthoiit a Oong base camp and storage SBORErrARY for local law of tleman, convenient location, timity knocks, call now. Hayes for anfinals o f all types, close ville, was dmled at an executive general factory work, no ex your own, Jl-half bushel. Nick apartment, 2 bedrooms, second tor, no lease, 890. Leonard formation call PbUbrlek Agen ment .large lot, close to Route exceUent condition, $14,600. greater effort on the piut of the an a today 80 miles northwest of fice. Writ# Box C, Manchester references, 21 Church St. 649- Agency, 646-0131. to new school. Property Is 2kmlng Board o f Aiipeals meet APPLY perience required. Will train. DePietro’s 230 Roberts St., floor, excellent location. Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. cy, 649-8404. 15. MUlette Agency, 643-5992. Wolverton Agency, Rotors, local community and the federal Qm Rhon on the coast Herald. 4966. practically vacant, owners are ing this week because o t safety No machine involved, good East Hartford. Other veget Adults. 8100. Glastonbury, 633- 649-2813. government.” The latelrt ground fighting In- IBM OPERATOR (407) PACKAGE STCmE In Hartford, MANCHESTER vicinity listing IMMEDIATE ownipMcy -- anxious... here’s your chance reasons. BBCRB7TARY — Oovenfnent pay and benefits. Apply En ables for sale. COMFORTABLY furnished 9067. “ I do not Intend to Imply that volved a company of the U.8. FIRST NATIONAL ______ROOK’VILLE — 4 large rooms, Sporting goods store in Man 32—Raised Ranch, one acre large 6 room Colonial, 1% til Hebron work. Can handle facts and gineered Metals, 10 Hilliard St. to move to the country. T. J. sheer abundance of federal aid jat infantry Division which en- Board chairman lobn Marino t o m a t o e s - pick own con- gentleman, ^ h r e E room apartment, with furnished, garage, 875-8568. ed baths, dishwasher, stove, figures. No* experience neces STORES Manchester. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR m chester. Keith Agency, 649- meticulously cared for lot, 2- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 2 FAMILY COLONIAL said today the request from parking, 272 Main St. porch, garage, stove, refrigera car garage, low 30’s. Bent & garbage disposal, fireplace, oan alone solve the total pn>b- countered an estimated rein- sary. OaH R. Landry, 876-3317. (Full or Part-time) talners. 21 Angel St., Manches 1922. ISms of our cities^” Allen sMd. forced Viet Oong company early Eldrsdgo Yost o f ^ M to p Bd., tor, second floor, 875. Available Bent, 236,8211. Evenings Mr. garage, porch, city util Authentic Colonial near Park A Oakland Aves. TAILORS — two, full OT part- ter. 128 BIRCH ST. —room suitable EAST HARTFORD ”We must lace the fact'that the today 20 mUes north of Saigon, Tolland, was demed because of September 1. 649-6744. SMALL RESTAURANT fOT ities, lot 100 X 200. Charles state park. 9 rooms down, time, apply to Regal’s Men for working gentleman. 810. Brady, 648-2694. structure and otyfahlsatlon of Reinforcements were sent to traffic speed at mtOT»coon Bast Hartford Industrious, dependable, in BEANS, c a r r o t s , corn, toma NOTICE sale. Main S t, Stafford. Good Lesperance, 640-7620. 5 rooms on second level Help WaateO—Mile 36 Shop, 903 Main St., 643-2478. weekly. 643-4451. Rambling 100’ Ranch, close terested in a future. Steady toes, beet greens, squash, Public Hearings will be held opportunity for right party. OONOORO RD. — Beautiful rented. New furnace, city the vast majority of our states the U.8. units and they engaged » harardous dip In the road employment and growth in MANCHESTER — Goodwin 8t. proximity to golf course. OtoNHRAL PACTWIT work FULL-TIME auto mechanic, Swiss chard and fruit. 21 Angel ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, FOUR rooms, garage, adults. by the Planning and Zoning 1-684-4174 after 7. Ranch, large living room, fori water modem kitchens. and cities are obsolete.” m haavy fighting until contact ^ ers, ftiU-time. Apply 9-4. New PART-TIME drivers for mom- your job . . . There is a Call after 6:30, 643-0897. mal dining room, cabinet Lovely 7 room Cape, (4 bed Over 3,000 square feet of "Nothing short of a coopera- .^^s broken toward midday. In Yosts Truest drew co^de^ good wages, See Mr. Sloan, place for you in our expan St., Manchester. gentleman, private entrance, ______Commission of Manchester, Price only $20,800. To see Bhigland Metal Products, ings and afternoons. Apply at kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea rooms) built-ins, fireplace, living area, 9 extra large tlve e(nd coordinated federalism, j^te afternoon, contact was re- “-We opposition from residents Esso Service Center, Route 83, sion program. Interviews shower bath, parking. Apply CHARMING 41^4 rooms, first Connecticut, on Monday. Au- caU Mrs. Luther at 649- Stock Plaoe. Alcsr Auto Parts, 226 ^ ^ ce NATIVE fresh tree ripened Land For Sale 71 large rec room, garage, treed rooms. 20x40' swimming with both ihe local and federal newed but was. described aa In the Rt. 30-Vemon Ave. area Vernon. Monday-Friday,- 10 a.m.-3 195 Spruce St. tion room, landscape yard. 5306. St., Manchester. peaches and apples. F e rra n d o______floor, stove, refrigerator, oppo- 29, 1966 at 8 p.m. " ® lot, located on bus line. Priced pool, poured concrete plus levels of government riiaring sporadic, during two hearings before the p.m. Apply site center park. Available Sep- Hearing Room of the Municipal EXCELLENT PIECE of indus Maricn B. RObertaon. Realtor, Orchard. From Manchester right. Schwartz Realty, 289- cabana, also 25x30’ rec the battles and the fruits of vie- cne of the newly announced executive meeting. tember 10. Adults. 649-7529. Building to consider the follow- trial sona land, 4 acres and 64341068. B A W Opportunity To take Highland Rd. or Porter ROOM for gentleman, clean, 7342, Lou Armda, 643-4281. room. Many other wonder He is the owner o f Y ost Con* MAINTENANCE MAN ______ing applications for change of «p. In Manchester, railroad BARROWS A W ALLACE ««n save our cities from Marine operations, the L«ather- St. to Birch Mountain Rd., central. Call 643-0727 after 4. MAMCHESTEUI — Six room ful features. You have to thelr impending doom, AUen structloQ Inc. of Vernon. WOOSTER EXPRESS, Inc. FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, zone:. siding available. J. D. Real biu. ManChester Parkade necks killed SO Communist MACHINISTS right on Villa Louise Rd. for ------— Colonial, 1% battis, modem MANCHESTBHl — near see to believe. Priced In aold. Oftloen Elected Increase Your Part or FuH-Time Work with sunporch and garage. No MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST- Estate, John B. DeQuattro, Older 6 room Ookmlal, 2-car middle 50’s. Shown by ap Manchester 649-5306 troops since the action began 150 Strong Road two miles ONE double and one single kitchen with bullt-lna, stove, Lee said that In seeking to Saturday. The heaviest en- Vernon’s eight-member Plan Qualified applicant will be children, no pets. May be seen To change to Business Zone 648-6120, 643-8770. garage, enclosed porch, quiet pointment only. EJxcluslve South Windsor ______' room. Lamp Post, 17 Spruce St. dishwasher and disposal, 3 COVENTRY — 3 bedroom solve problems of the cities „agement was fought Wednes- ning Commission has elected Income considered for training on at 43 Elro St. II, all or part of an area now street. Only, $16,900. Hayes McDonald’s Drive-In 649-2494. bedrooms, $19,900. Philbrlck with: Ranch, fireplace, garage, there can be no one priority ^ ^ spokesman said, when three officers and appointed numerical control and S- now in Off-Street Parking NBJWLY listed property across 46 West Center St. Household Goods 51 Agency, 649-8464. Agency, 646-0131. wooded------acres,------convenient com- because the problems are com- vroHnea iHibuf eg of the enemy Charles H. Brown o f ChanUa Oood BeaUeet home dsUv- dimensional machine. New An Slqual Opportunity Employer - CLEAN, attractive front room, 8TVE ROOM duplex on Maple Zone, described as follows: street from new shopping cen St., 2 baths, large lot. Reason J. D. REAL ESTATE muting. Upper teens. 742-726T, plex and Intertwined. We must fighting 14 miles southwest of Talcottvine, as ooinml^ ery. routes are now {>en shop equipment in well es CLEIAN. USED refrigerators, gentleman, parking. 649- Northerly: by land N /F Jar ter. Unlimited potentlaL Own MANCHESTEIR — New listing. MANCHES’TER — Lovely 4 bed 0 able. Call 875-7928, evenings. 742-8477.•tAt mAin attack all these MnUamapcoUems andaiul " ° slon rAnTOlientatiVerepresentative tOto tilethe CaDl-Capl« wMch will give the WANTED — Full-time broiler tablish^ firm offers excel ranges, automatic washers vis Homes, 193.3’, more or er will assUtt with financing. 7 room oversized Cape Cod, 24’ room Colonial, formal dining Da Nang. MALE OR FEMALE —full or 648-5129 tol Re^on Planning Authority. right men good income man with chance for advance lent working conditions with guarantees. See them at __ ^__J------less; Easterly: by land N /F CaU for details. Ehcdluslve with Uving room, 4 bedrooms, 2 full room, modem kitchen, large The operation, named part-time, excellent working B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 646 THIRD FLOOR furnished light FOUR ROOM apartment, Hart Elected eommission chairman and permanent employ ment Apply in person. Bo and good starting wage, Provan 214.5’, more or less; Belflors Agency, 64S-512L baths, wooded lot, Verplanck living room, ffunlly room, 2 643-8779 conditions. Apply in person. Main St. Call 643-2171. housekeeping room, 8H. week ford Rd., near shopping, on ment. Five day week, nanza Sirloin PH, 287 W. Mid plus all fringe benefits. bus line, private basement, ga Southerly: b.v Middle Turn School area. Selling for $20,900. fireplaces, 114 baths. 2 car ga Adam & Ede’s Ceramic Stu ly, centrally located, adults rage, aluminum storms, im 3. A. or J. B. DeQuattro A dle Tpke. or call 649-1154 for pike East, 193.3’, more or Large assumable mortgage. Young China ‘Guards’ many fringe benefits, liber SINGER automatic zig - zag in rage, porch, large yard, sec appotnSnent. dio, Route 44A, Coventry. only. 643-6388. Houses For Sale 72 mediate occupancy. Hanley ■“, r m -aS- tS ss s al ccmmission arrange- cabinet, like new, does every ond floor, edults. Appliances, less; Westerly: by land N /F CaU the R. F. Dlmock Oo., SEG MFG. CO. Agency, 643-0030. Prairie, was under way five BMRt makes poasHtle high thing, originally over 8300. take BOLTON LAKE!—Large cheer- available. 649-2871, 643-4356. Mott, 214.5’, more or less. AVOCADO GREEN with yellow Realtore, 649-5246. SOUTH WINDSOR — Spacious aamings. 218 Hartford Rd., Manchester Applicant: Mott’s Super oversized 7 room Split, 2% miles south of the demlUtarized ^ An Opportunity Situations 'Wanted-— over, last 6 monthly payments ful rooms, private beach, bath shutters paints the outside of INVE3STMENT minded —two 2- 649-3747 NEW RANCH type 3 room Markets, Inc. and extended MANCHESTER — Modem 6 baths, paneled family room, Close Catholic School zone. Marines fought a strongly ****’’ »®cretaty. Fem ale 38 of 89 each. Call 522-0931. and entrance, twin beds, park this quaint 614 room Ranch. family homes side by side in a The commission win an- apartment, refrigerator, park by Planning and Zoning Com- room Cape, knotty pine kitchen, garage, top location, deadend entrenched force of North Vlet- To Learn The ing, linens. 643-6982. CaU me today to see tiwse central Manchester location. (ConUntied from Page One) ■ SEALTEST WOMAN WOULD like to baby- s e w i NG MACHINE — Last ing, bus line. Call Rent Man, mi.ssion to include land of A. breezeway, garage, aluminum street Hayas Agency, 646-0131. namese ragular. IS miles wrat ♦f^TfiiUy decorated rooms ar EhcceUent ocoidltion, these PART-TTME JANITOR, morn sit in her home, 815, weekly. year’s model, never used, sac ROOM for rent, hot water, 649-3566 or 649-4342. T. & T. siding, 194x368 lot, centraL Bel cities within throe days and atogana and Jeering. of Deng Ha. ranged In perfect harmony- homes feature garages, alum- g^tST HARTFORD — 3 family ^rk on the terms. * Japanese newsmm sold meeting Sept 13. FOODS NEWSPAPER ings, 9-12:30 p.m., Manchester Call anytime 649-0156. rifice, 835 or 82 weekly. 646- shower, private entrance, DEMING STREET - McNALL Air Real Estote, 643-9882. The operation began Aug. 3 as OCCUPANCY September 1 — $17,500. Dougan Real Ektete, inum storms and screens, 4 home, Saunders St, 14 rooms, jh Peking, a broadcast aald. ^ Bfd Ouyite InYa^ a b^d- „ ______Mrs. Herbst said today that Area. Call 249-6889. 0247. parking, gentleman, 101 ST.—To change to Business a reconnaissance in force. Since RELIABLE WOMEN with ref 4 room duplex, 895. 22 Waddell 640-4536. MANCHESTER — 7)i room roopis In each apartment, lit- income return, sf»parate heat- hvo elderly Chinese were oov- ^ about 100 f o r o i ^ d ip ^ Marines reported kiU- Brown; was tiected becausa the U Chestnut St. Zone HI, all or part of an DISHWASHER OVER 18 years, erences wishes care of child Road. Apply between 7-8 or Cape, 4 or 6 Ijedrooms, rec tie maintenance and good In'^ng systems. Selling in upper 'with'flour for tivlng like Ing 188 North Vietnamese. Most commlsflon felt his ‘‘p ^ Contact a R C U L A T IO N area now in Residence Zone IfANCHBBTBR — 2 family, I 3 nights per week. Apply in for working parents. Have fa call Glastonbury, 633-5613. room on living level, one car come. Buyer can assume ex- fq, further Information bourgeoUie while othen — “ -• **" i-—— ... ««. perience and Interest in thU GOOD used furniture. Call 528- A, described eus follows: and 5 flats, on bits line, $17,- Kenneth Reynolds, MS-9126 person Jane Alden Restaurant cilities for any age. 643-8857. garage, $16,900. Fliilbriok Isting mortgage. Priced In 0718. Apartments—Flat*— Northerly: by Demlng St., 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real caU the R.F. Diroock Co., 649- dragged about the street after ap*rtmOTt last two da^. represent the HELD Veraon Circle, Vem V .A ■ IsSi m m PRESSMAIf BLACKBOARD It ■// N#w! Preisman'i high/low, 2-sided blackboard with the look of G finu furniturel Built-in shadow map enables anyone to trace the contours of the U. S. A., yet still use, the surface as a regular blackboard! States and capitols around the shadow frame. 42 T polyethylene letters and numbers to insert into the blackboard frame. Complete with box of chalk and foam eraser. pmSSMAN'S MASONITE BLACKBOARO Comparo 8TUDEHT 16" X 24" size. Attractively screened. Complete with A A # at S.69 box of chalk and felt eraser......