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T U E S D A Y , AUGUST *0, 196S PAGE TfrELYB ^u)rb(Btir Sviptifng Herald Bloodmobile Visits Elks Horne, Bissell Sf.^ Tomorrow^ 1:45 to 6:30 p.m.
Th* Mandieaber Orange wAl Bo^rd Co.,' Union 5 hold a tegular meeting tomorrow Awtage Daily Not Preas ] The Weather About Town Foreennt of U. I. WenUwr Banna n i ^ wt 8 at Oraitge Hall. The For «M Week Eitoed -home economioa committee ia in Agree to Terms Junior Century. Club will FOR EXPERT AtopMt Vt, IM S Ttot ohatge o t the program, and there . Connecticut— Mostly aoany and have It* annual summer beer party WHEEL ALGNMENT— WHEEL will be an auction table. Mrs. A two-yeor Mbor ag^ra«m«nt has warm today. Fatf with Mttie tem Saturday at.# p.m. at the home ot Jamea McBrierty and her commit RADIATOR^iR E P A IR IN G a n d r e w r i n g been ratified by ^ approxknaitely 1 3 , S 6 2 perature change tonight Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Donald Forstrom, tee will aerve rafreahmenta. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE i e » Tlmrod Rd. ReservaUons will 150 wage woricem at the Oolpnial rad the Audit Snoatly sunny and continued warm. SEE close Thursday and may be made The Guard Club o t the Woman^B Board Oo., ail mamben of Lucal «< drenntion. with Mrs. Robert Larmett, chair Manchester——A CUy of VMage Charm Benefit Association will have an 347 of the United Papermakera man. Cross Dr., Vernon; Mrs. outing at the Village Lantern, Tol George Eagleson, 48 Ashworth St., land Tpkie., on Aug. 20 at 6 p.m. and Paperivorkem, AFlr<30. or Mrs. W. Craig Heston, Hany CLARKE MOTOR SALES Ktootfflod AdvertWng am Page M ) PRICE SEVEN CENTS For reservations« call Mrs. Oglore The eontnot, which will run- VOL. LXXXn, NO. 274 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGBSJ-JN TWO SECTION8). MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21,1968 Lane, Rockville. White, 63 Pine St. or Mrs. John through Sept. 80, 1966, provides 361 BROAD STREET— MI 9-2012 Lovett, 64 Hawthorne St., before for a wage increase, liberalized .MenAera o t the Eaghth Diotrlct Aug. 26. hoapltaUzatlon benefits, and lib Fire Dept, who are on the com eralisation of the company penMph mittee for the 7Sth anniversary Mias Sharon Lynn Jonoe, whooc plan retirement ben«^ts starting S tate N ew s parade will meet tomorrow at 8 engagement to Wilfred Miller of in . IMS. pjn. at Fire Headquartem, Main Glastonlbury waa announced in last The exact wage Increaae, and Home and Hilliard Sts. night’s Herald, ia the daughter of the details of the fringe benefit Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones, 124 improvements, are not jMoaently When you want ttie t Roundup Diem Seizes Pagodas, The Rev. J. Manley Shaw of Washington St. Her parents were available, but wlH be released South Methodist Church will attend incorrectly listed ae Mr. and Mra. an assembly of Boston area pastors later this week. Paul Miller. Aug. 28 to 30 at ■ Geneva Point H ie u n i o n was repreeented during collective bargaining by Wrecked by Dynamite Newingipn Ham Camp, Lake WinnipesaUkee, N.H. Reservations for a chartered bus Ha la an officer of the assembly. Chariea RUey of N ew Haven and trip to the Orainge Home at Hats- WiUiam Bennett of Hebron. Praa- Sets Up Relay boro. Pa.. Sunday, Sept. 1, will ident Gerald Muise, aeoretary- BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP)— close Sunday, and may be made treasurer Joeeph St, Germain, Jo Seething racial tensions exploded with William D. Turkington, 103 W. with new violence Tuesday night To Pilot’s Wife Martial Law Reigns seph Waiohen and Anthony Glglio ('ANDIHS' Center St. The bus will leave represented the local. In Birmingham; fearful of sUII Orange Hall at 10 a.m. The group The company was represented more trouble when Its schools de- H AR TFO R D (A P ) — “OQ-CQ, will return home Monday about 6 by plant manager Clinton MUto, eegregate two weeks from today. This Is W4-HME; CQ-OQ, This is p.m. The trip is open to members maintenanoe auperintend^t Alex A dynamite bomb ripped away W4-HME, Over.” and guests. Balchimas, plant manager Stanley part of the fashionable home of a The brief radio message at 7:30 Glowacki, and the firm’s president, Negro attorney, Arthur D. Shores this morning received by Anthony LENOX PHARMACY Later angry gangs of Negroes Robert P. Fuller. AngeUo, (Jodarwood Lane, N ew roamed the streets, hurling rocks I rC)M.\'l’K ’ 299 E. CENTER STREET— MI 9-0896 ington, was recognized as the in N E W C A R at police and passersby. ternational call for any station TVd policemen were struck by Crackdow n ( )M I '( ) K 'r receiving to answer. Water Ballet Set rocks, but were not beUeved seri MEANS R E N T A L S ously hurt. TVo Negroes were He did, and set off' a chain of To Precede Show Jailed on charges of rock-throwing events from the coast of Spain to In Viet Nam MANCHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT'S and another for onirying a gun. Norfolk, Va., via Connecticut. Vacation SpMials Police Chief Jamie' Moore said W 4-H M E turned out to be the A water ballet will be presented ,/V m BIUOAN O o A X . his offiofrs and sheriffs deputies aircraft carrier USS Independence. by the BlUngton Ridge (^lountry SAIGON, Viet Nam (A P ) One. two or three weeks 14th ANNUAL broke up the crowds, and rjestored The message being radioed was Get Our Rates enub aynohronieed swimming team order 214 hours after the bomb — Troops and police seized fo r fuel oHs, service, durihg intermiaaion of a fashion from a Lt, Hall, a jet pilot aboard tore a four-foot hole in a corner the Independence who was picked Buddhist pagodas throughout show and art exhibit at the club. PERCH SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL heating equipment Poiri Dodge Pontioe Mayor Mahoney a Faithful Blood Donor of Shores’ garage, which is at up by a destroyer after his jet I South Vipt Nam today in a The event wUl be held Monday at tached . to the eight-room brick INC. ------■ " ' \ ...... 7 p.m. ran out of fuel. He spent 17 hours phone 522-8151 house. crackdown ordered by Presi- Phone 640-2881 Mayor Prande J. Mahoney, oneOin his heart a longing to contrib-»waa able to fill, at Norwich Hoe- adrift after ditching his aircraft. IMiembem of the Mianchester Fbie ON THE LOT NEXT TO FIREHOUSE ' A Cadillac in the garage was jdent Ngo Dinh Diem. Many 170 PEARL STREET >78 MAIN STREET ute something to his community pital Angello answered the (JQ call, of the moat enthurtastic and faith A rt Aasociatloii. the ToUand 0>un- MAIN AND HILLIARD STREETS damaged. HARTFORD, CONN. and fellow man.” He added that Since then Mayor Mahoney has ; monks and nuns were arrest- ful blood donors In Mancheister, ty A lt Association, the Bolton Art Shores, alone in the house wait announcing his station letters as "Nothing gives me greater satis become a regular donor, and hia j ed. will come a step closer to joining AsBodattan, and menribers of the ing for his family to feturo from ■Wl-VP, Newington. Conn. The In faction than knowing that I may (type C.D. negative factor R.H. FRIDAY, AUG. 23— STARTS AT 6:30 P.M. I (Thi.>< di.spatch wa.s relayed the four-gallon club when the country club wiiU exhibtt paintings a movie, was not injured. dependence asked that a message have saved someone’s life.” factor) blood has filled many from Saigon by diplomatic chan Bloodrnobile visits the Elks Home before the fashion show at 8. The force of the blast left the he relayed to the pilot’s wife living Mayor Mahoney said that his needs. nels via Tokyo. Regular commu on Blasell St. Tfiursday, 1:45 to dothea wiU be modeled from Bur lawn, driveway and Interior of the in Norfolk, Va. The mayor says that recognition All You Can Eaf! nications of Smith Viol Nam were 6:30 p.m. greatest ambition, health permit ton’s. Mrs. Barbara Harris wHl be . house littered with glass, roofing Using a telephone jack. Angello AMERICAN LEGION should aim be paid "to Uw many under governmental censor.shlp. I . ting, is to try to match the excel the oommentator. Homemade re and splintered wood. TTie explo called the pilot’s wife and switched He will repeat thia scene (above) lent record of Howard L. Smith, people who spend countleaa hours Seeking tq end a three-month- freshments will be served. Adults 75c— Childron undor 16, 40e sion was heard miles away. the telephone call to the radio set. for the 26th time. Going through who has given 12 gallons to the in oonduoting all the operations old crisis. Diem in,stituted a .state Tickets may be obtained flrom nCKETS AT THE DOOB Negro ministers, including the The conversation )>etween the pilot the motions of preparing a donor program to make these blood bonks Mioceea- of siege that included a strict na Mrs. StiUman Ketth of 961 Porter Rev. A. D. King, whose home and his wife lasted about 10 min for blood drawing are Margaret He became interested in the ful.” tional curfew and military con St;, chairman of a ticket oomhiit- was dynamited in another bomb utes. LaBrec, R^N., and Rlohaxd Mal- blood donor program when ha He adds, “To all those who are MUSIC BY POLICE and FIREMEN'S BAND trol. He remained at the helm. tee; or from any member of the ing three months ago, climbed to Under amateur radio courtesies, Inaky, lab te^inictan. both at Man heard a radio appeal cm a Rhode phryslcaily able, please visit the President Kennedy's administra and wlH be sold at the door tld a advt. sponsored by Don WUlis Oarage the top of a police car to plead all other stations along the line chester Memorial Hospital. Island station while on vacation Bloodrnobile when it comes to tion. which has supplied 14.000 on the night of the abow. The pub with the shouting mob to disperse. remained off the air u n 0 the pilot- Mayor Mahoney asks "that the some years ago. The appeal waa Mianchester on ’nuiisday.” (Heraikl American military men and S500 lic la Invited. " If you are going to kill some wife relay had been completed. BINGO community get back of this won for a special type blood, which he photo by Satemds.) million a year ,lo hack Diem's one, kill me,” shouted King, Angello said the W 4-HM E op derful life saving program.” In the event of Inclement weath Communist-ihreatened regime, EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT whose brother, the Rev. Martin erator aboard the Independence in ’The mayor said that it is diffi er the show wUI be rescheduled for charged the Saigon government Luther King Jr., is one of the na dicated that the "Seas and weather cult to put into words his reason Tuesday or Wednesday, Aug. 27 violated pledges for a peaceful tion’s integration-leaders. off the coast of Spain had been a O'CLOCK— LEGION HOME. LEONARD ST. for giving blood, but that he or 26. HAVE YOU AN reconciliation with the Buddhi.st.s. Pantaleo Rezoning Is Denied^ rough during the past 10 days, thinks that each Individual "has Diem, a Roman Catholic, de Superb (Continued on Page Seven) with poor radio reception.” EVENT SCHEDULED clared a state of siege throughout Cluster Zone Bid Approved his nation of 15 million and or- 0/trmm THAT CALLS for FOOD? Not Suicide j dered the army to move in on the The Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS aTRA’TPORD (AP) - ’’We have i yellow-robed leaders of the Bud The Town Planning Oommiaalon6 ing atnaighitendng of one lot fiont- It may be a wedding, a badquet Lone Generali an apparent homicide on oiu- dhist challenge to his government. llne, the oommieslon was ap S m / Q E Uiat night denied for the aepond or just an Informal get-together Binnkijgtiam attorney Artiuir D. Shores talks on telephone toort- hands,” Stratford Detective Capt. The Saigon radio annoimced proached by a representative frtan raids were made on toree pago A qf a society, lodge or aome friendly Ir after a bottib w u ««|)toaed at hla home Tueeday algtot. Tha Raymond E. Chaffee said yester time in four years zone changes another develaper, who wanted to Stands Against group. tocMant bouQlMd otf n a o i M t o ^ by N « r o w In tiM vteJnity, aoma day after receiving ballistics tests das in the capital. asked for property of Bmll Pan knowifheoould lilan a duster sub of wtmn ttatofw loeka and Moka. Po6oo iiad dlnparaed the in the shooting of Gilberto E. Through the monks are pledged taleo on Horax» St. that would division and stiS use septic tanks. atoa^ by mMntIght. (A P FtaoiMax). to nonviolence, it said a subma His subdivision, on the Wood Nuclear Treaty Pena, 20. have enlarged an industrial tract We Are Prepared to Pena, who died in Bridgeport chine gun, 14 explosive charges tract off Keeney St. in Rural Zone, Hioapltai Frtday, was found shot and 10 daggers were seized at the in what the TPC had earlier found must now have 30,000 square foot Serve You to Your f AP)-.--Tha; word itoroogh htn head Aug. 3 in his Ravada pagoda. to be primarily a residential area. lots. The town subdivision regula in the capital today Is tnMrften. car. A revolver waa on the seat be The State Department an In another action, an api^catlora tions set 30,000 square feet as the Complete Satisfaction Exj^Brt Contradicts side him. nounced in Washington American minimum lot size for use of septic Thomas S. Powto was the lone, for resubdivlsion under the town's Our catering service la set up to Police had assumed tentatively disapproval of Diem’s maneuvers. tanks; under cluster zoning lot strong holdout against the Umlted ■'(5n the basis of information Regularly at SBM cluster zoning regulations waa ap be flexible enough to aooommo- that the fatal wound had been self size could be as little as 18,000 nuclear teat bkn treaty among all from Saigon, it appears the gov U SAVE proved after a short public hearing, date any size gathering. Why not inflicted, but a report received square feet even in Rural Zone. military field commanders. ernment of the Republic of Viet bringing praise from a resident call os and talk over Uie detaUsf from the State Police Laboratory Teller on Test Ban Tills, In turn, raises the question Nam has instituted repre.ssive of the area but causing some hesi The Stich subdivision has bean yesterday revealed that the bullet of what, if anything, might happen measures against Vietnamese tancy when oonuniasion members approved with sqptic tanka. removed Prom the victim’s head where you get 18 Personalized realized t h e y had inadvertently The regulAtiaoa also permit Uie to the chief of the Strategic Air Buddhist leaders.” it .said. W A to lN O T O N (A P )—I b a De-faubotanUally Impair our strategic dW not come from the revolver by-passed a clause of the subdi oommismon to waive clauses in Command for his stand against "The action represents a direct superiority If we take the steps foutrd in the Pena car. specific instances. M ra Dorothy GARDEN GROVE ipartmant’a top aciantlBt the pact amid the administration’s violation by the Vietnamese gov vision regulations. TRAVELING wMch we can to continue our nu all-out effort to get it ratified. ernment of assurances that it was The Pantaleo bid was turned Jacobson, TPC secretary, suggest today the Soviets could (Herald photo by Oflara.) clear develmnnents and remain pursuing a policy of reconciliation down unanimously. The T P C s ed that the criteria for the use for TELEPHONE 649-5313— 649-5314 not gain any substantial advantage Power -has lined'up with Dr. Ed Fatalities Up prepared, and that indeed It could Neighborhood children have front row seats at demolition of homestead. with the Buddhists. The United Saving and Lending similar 1959 decision had been up of septic tanks in the proposed under the limited nuclear teat ban ward Teller, noted nuclear phy HARTFORD (A P ) — The State enhance our strategic superiority — ^ States deplores repressive aptlons held by the (Itourt of Common zones rtMuld be the development BUSINESS treaty even if they "cheat to the sicist, against the treaty, although Motor Vehicle Department’s daily maximum extend possible." compared with unlimited testing, not so emidiatically as Teller, who of this nature.” G density rather than lot size, with OR record of automobile fatuities thus Pleas after Pantaleo contested the I find the arguments for it on High U.S. authorities in Wash sanitary sewers required in any Dr. Harold Brown, defense di has said ratification would be "a far this year and the totals on deciaioh. broader grounds persuasive and I Gorman Home ington said, however, that Ameri development of leas than Rural rector of research and engineer tragic and dreadful mistake." the same date last year: The re-Bubdlvlsion affects tha PLEASURE? fully support Its ratification,” Aide Doubts Contact can for the war against the ing, added Quit If the treaty la Testifying before a Senate sub 1962 1963 ; eastern and as yet undeveloped Zone density requirements. CALL fiuly observed, U.8. nuclear su Brown told the senators. committee, power said the treaty 182 190 Communists would continue. section of Manchester Ridge, in The commission suggested that periority actually will Improve. Brown testified a t ^ public ses "is not in the best Interests of the Razed Today, Information reaching Washing the Bryan Farm tract in Buck- the developers of the Wood tract sion of the Senatd' Foreign Rela 522-2477 Brown thus took issue with the United States. He is reported to FATHER STACK SPEAKS ton through communications sys- land. submit their cluster zoned plan tions Committee at; which mem Assisting Ton With AO vlaws e^^essed Tuesday by Dr. have said also he has less confi PHOCLAUEILPHIA (AlP) — The With Third Miner for consideration. bers of the Senate JU^isd 'Services Old Landmark Residents of the completed part Tour Travel Needs Edward ’Teller, Air Force nuclear dence than othars that the United Very Rev. Thomas F. Stack, pas (Continued on Page Sixteen) of the development had requested In the past the TPC has tried oon^tant, who said ratification o t and the Joint Atomic Energy com States could maintain its present SERVICES Alr-Sea-Rsll-Hotels-Tonrs tor of St. Patrick’s Church, East the TPC join them in asking the to avoid exceptions to regulatioh toe treaty would be " a dreadful mittees sat in. ’This is the same nuclear weapon superiority If the Hampton, Conn., has called for HAZLETON, Pa. (A P )—DrillingyJoyce—cast doubt today that One o f Mancfaeater’g oldest Main aubdlviders, I. R. Stich Associates, requirements, In order not to give and tragic mistake.” forum before which Teller deliv treaty were ratified: JUNE M. BLAiS greater emphasis on liturgy in of a new escape hole (or three there had been any contact with St. landmarks— the Gorman home to provide a park area in the new the appearance of favoring spe "Having satlsfleld myself as ered his blast at the treaty. On other subjects and on other Travel Consnltsnts CatbbUc education at the parish trapped miners began today. Louis Bova. 42, stead— is coming down today. section, under the terms the cific developers by allowing less aompletely as Is humanly possible occasions words no stronger than 410 Asylum St. Snlte 616 level. Monaignor Stack, speaking Two of the men, 331 feet under The other twipped men, David Thia three-etory frame dwelling town’s recent cluster zoning oosUy development requirements toat the proposed treaty cannot (Oontfmied on Page Eleven) these have caused trouble for mil Bulletins Hartford 8, Conn. yesterday at the 24th annual ob ground and able to talk to the sur Fellln, 58, and Henry Throne, 28, at 732 Main St., to the .south of amendment to the zoning regula for some than for others. itary men. Adm. Gebrge W. An servance of Oitholic Liturgical face through a six-inch hole, re set off a scene of wild rejoicing Myrtle St., has been occupied by Culled from A P Wires TOEK SAVINGS EARN tions. The Stich subdivision must stiU Anthony D. Lnpaochino, derson, former chief of naval op 'Week, said par^oipatlon in the ported they had re-established on the surface late Tuesday night members of the Gorman family Stich Associates agreed, and Manchester Conanitant erations, Is retired And cm the way go to the town’s directors before liturgy wlU never succeed in contact, after nearly • 40 hours, when they told of talking briefly for almost 90 years. Only in the last night a representative of the to becoming an ambassador be approval is final. reaching its purpose "unless re with Bova and then getting an past year has the structure been firm, John Conway, appeared with came testimony he gave congres with a companion who is separat REJECT BONN OK Tabled letst night was a bmrrow Mobilizes Forces, newal Is undertaken in all aspects swering knocks on the mine wall unoccupied. certified engineer Hayden Gris sional committees cla.shed with ed from them by a wall of debris MOSCOW (A P ) — The Soviet pit application for the old Burr after they no longer . .could main wold Jr. for final approval of a that of Secretary of Defense Rob of pariah life,” There is a move in the tunnel where they fled af The present owners are Robert J. guverniiient refused today to ac property east of Mill St. Details ment in the Catholic Church fdr ter the main mine shaft walls col tain voice contact with him. redrawn subdivision map. ert S. McNamara. Gorman and Atty. John J. O’Con cept the West German declara of the plan for the pit are still be This morning, however, Joyce, But educated guessing in the lapsed eight days ago. nor. Gorman, who conducts an in- tion which accompanied West By reducing the size of the lots ing worked out. who has been assigned here from Backs Syria in Clashes Pentagon—from which McNamara (Omtfnued on Page Sixteen) But a mine inspector—Arthur ■surance business next door, said Germany's signature of the limit bo as little as 24,000 square feet, The (xmmieslon went into ax- ARE YOU IN the start of rescue operations, GLASS INSTALLED Is absent on vacation—was that that he and hts son-in-law have ed nuclear test ban treaty. A instead of the 30,000 square fert ecutlve sessfon to discuM what the civilian directorate might for said that at the time the other no present plans for the property, spokesman for the West Ger normally required In a Rural Resi TPC chairman called a "peraon- IN ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS or out of DAMASCUS, Syria (AP).—IraqtB lver wefe on sUmdby alert, aU go any indirect punitive measures men reported hearing from Bova, when the building is remov^. man Embassy said the charge dence Zone, about five acres of nel matter.” TTie oonunisslmi baa AND WINDOWS OF ALL TYPES mobilized Its army and air force planes were ordered to be ready a g ^ s t power. ’The general will he could hear nothing. He said that the house is being d’ affairs, Guenther Scholl, at CWRENTANNOAl m E N D land was freed for a park. been seeking a planning engineer to take off on 30 minutes notice, Under the town’s new cluster HOT WATERS O PE N 8 A.M. to 8 PM — SATURDAY 8 AM. to NOON toddy and announced It was plac reach a mandatory retirement JFK Pushes for Vote The two miners requested, and torn down because It is too large tempted to hand the declaration sinoe early spring. Their budget ing its armed forces under the and all army units west of the to Deputy Foreign Minister V. V. zone regulations, the lots could be point in a little over a year. received, small tools to try and was severely trimmed by the town oommand of the Syrian National Eujduates were prepared to move Kuznetsov. Kuznetsov rejected it, fts small as 18,000 square feet — It was learned that as the time dig toward where Bova was (Continued on Page Sixteen) directors, however, decreasing the Jnst a day for fnd Revolutionary Council following within, half an hour. trapped. the spokesman said, because o< providing there were no more lots already low salary available for began approaching for the mili can get yon oat of tronble! J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. nlr and ground clashes between T he' moves came less than 24 tary establishment to state is col Two six-inch rescue holes have certain “ formulation” In toe dec in the whole subdivision that there ths position. hours after Syria announced an On Civil Rights, T ax Cut Syria and Israel. lective position on the test ban a been drilled into the mine-the laration.':ion.\ would be under the 30,000 square 31 BISSELL ST.— Phone MI 9-7322 armed clash with ^ 16 Israeli I f you Uva in a typical houae, Damascus and Baghdad radios poll was made of all unified and lifeline one through which Fellin foot requirement. armored cars on the 70-mlle arm' Senators Eye canceled regular programs and specified commanders. and Throne talk and receive sup CHINA TOO WI(’EA K ’ The f%ve acres of parkland w4U you could eaaSy run out of hot istice line. Syria and Israel an WASHINGTON (A P ) — Presi-.*>will agree that they should meet whipped and Iraq Into a A unified command is a com plies. and the second one which .MOSCOW (AP)—The Krem be deeded to the town, and main water Mveral times a week. nounced an air battle between deni Kennedy says his "very their responsibilities” in these two 8 t » our complet# adectioii of state of excitement with martial bined Army-Nsvy-Alr Force or- broke Tuesday night into the area Rail Issue for lin said today the Soviet Union tained by the town park depart Now you can have all the hot Syrian MIQ17 fighter planes and vital” civil rights hnd tax pro fields before they go home, Ken music, messages of support and ------where Bova, is believed trapped. did not give Peking information ment. The land includes a tree fresh, ddkious water you need at one time for Israeli Miragea.- grams are too important to be nedy told a news conference Tlies- threats against Israel.- (GoDUnued on Page Seventeen) Joyce listened at the one for on ho\\ to make nuclear bombs shaded brook, a feature park mi- only 9 }4 f* « dqy- Tliink of it— Elach nation oliilimed its fighters pushed aside by Congress until day. Baghdad radio declared that Bova while the other miners Possible Action heA'ause Red China is too weak ipertntendent Horace F. Murphey shot down ima of the otheris 1964. He wants votes on both this In reply to a question, Kennedy only 9 } ^ * a day! Iraq’s ruling National “Revolutlon- talked through the companion hole says makes it very desirable. puines. Bach -accused the other of year regardless of how long it said he saw no reason Congress economically to produce them In Right Down the Line Yes, thanks to Mobilheat— nry Council la "prepared to aup- some distance away. ^ quantity. Tlie Soviet etatenveot Vincent Genovesi of 30 Baldwin HOLMES port Syria Immediately with all violating its air apace' Khrushchev Visit takes. couldn’t be kept in session long WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen and an oil-fired hot water heater Rd. in the Bryant tract and a '^UdA£i^6^toVe)lL At an air force rally in Syria, "And I think most congressmen enough to act on his civil rights Asked why Fellin and Throne ators seek an answer today to added that the Chinese Commu (dcorrect capacity— your fiunily military means and moral re on all Regular Savings member of the town zoning board CANDIES the visiti% Iraqi air force chief, arid tax programs. were not questioned about his whether the railroad work rules nists should rely on the Soviet can take care of olt th ^ waibing sources.” A Tribute to Tito Union’s everready and growing of afpeeils, the only citizen to com' The Iraqi defonsa minister, Gan. torlg. Hardan Takrit. jriedged that ” What is the advantage of put feeling that Bova had .said noth dispute can be settled without nuclear arsenal to defend Oom- ment during the hearing, said"‘T d needs at one time. Saleh Mahdi Ammash, announced ting it over until next year? We ing, Joyce replied: "W e didn’t action by Congress to prevent a like to thank the commission for M om can do the family wash. (Oentinned an Page toven) BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) have other problems., We have an want to get them excited.” strike. nnunlst rountries. nil idr^rts west of the Eluphrates — Seen from almos t any angle, Kennedy Plugs helping to get the park in the area, Sis can do the dishes at ^ some election year. There are a good Rescue workers have said that Up against an Aug. 29 deadline, —Seen from almost any angle, STRIKE HALTED and thank Mr. Stich for going tim e Junior takes hik bath, and many excuses next year to get one of their major problems is the Senate Commerce Committee Being thoroughly familiar with iviet Priemler Khrushchev’s keeping up the morale of men along with it." Quinii’s Pharmacy you enjoy a ahower. Aid Bill, Hits out of town,” he said. delegated its chairman, Warren CHICAGO (AP) — U.S. DIst. After closing the hearing and at President ’nto has piloted a caught underground for sc many G, Magnason, D-Waah.. and two Judge Bernard M. Decker Isaued 878 M AIN ST. D on’t delay— phone ns today. the funeral customs of every Clongressional action is ex approving the re-subdivision, pend- Prices of Stainless Steel Cut successful course through Commu days and under circumstances other members to meet with a temporary reetraining order • Savlnsfi Accounts • Foreign Remittance Vind out bow easy it k to switch nist politics and Id eolt^. pected this year on civil rights. H o u s e Critics But Republican congressional that a new cave-in could come at carrier and union representatives. today prohibiting a walkout o t to a M obShaat-i^ water baai> church, we can assure appropriate, When Stalin expelled Tito from • School Savings Accounts • Personal Loans leaders and some top Democrats any moment. Secretary of Labor W. Willard United .Air Linee maintenanoe the Soviet bloc In 1948 for follow To Meet Foreign Competition have questioned whether there will Another mining inspectoi, Ralph, Wirtr also will attend the meeting. employes. The judge isaued the • Home Mortgage Security Plans • Christmas Oub understanding service to families ing a line independent of Moscow, WASHINGTON (AP)—President be' actlcsi this session on Ken Ditzler, .said he, too, was con Magnus on said he and Sens. order after attorneys from Km v the old Soviet dictator must have Kennedy has put in a strong plug • Vacation and Special Purpose Clubs • B e t t e r e d Checks nedy’s broad tax program. cerned over the validity of the John O. • Pastore, D-R.I., and airline told the court toat the i f IK of ALL faiths. though Yugoslavia would shrivel for his foreign aid program, timed B j BOGBB 14KK ( tally, wire products, pipe and tub The President told his news con- reported contact with Bova. Norris (Cotton, R-N.H., wUl try to • Home Improvement Loans • Savings Bank Life Insurance Your Choice in isolation and beg to come bacK. to the openl^ of House debate
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Annual Reports Gracie Allen By Departments Master Timer nN S IO N BOARD By CYNTHIA LOWRY ' Am c t Jana M, IBM th an wan. AP Televlalon-Radlo Writer Sit actlva mamben in tha Ratlra- filiaiFtiyar ir- I HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Jack Ben- IPMit Allowance Fund, an increaaa ■ ny. the acknowledged master et at 16 wrar the prevloua year. If Ws m jmbiom its dt i timing, insists that the performer During thla flacal year membara ■without peer in this subtle art la 'paid $48,178 into the plan. if y t m fashkm its st Gracie Allen. At the itart of the 1962-83 flacal Timing is the ability to do tiie year, 88 peraona were receiving right thing at the right moment, flve peraona were retired Sharp the quality that tells Benny, for im dtm died, making a total of 41 example, exactly how long to receiving payment on June 30,,. pause before turning an exasper 1668. The total penaion payments ated face to the audience and ex during the year .were $32,108.63. SMILING SERVICS Back-To- claiming. "Well!" The board has recommended a Gracie Allen has retired but change in penalwi ordinance# to MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER SMII.INO SERVICE tho.se old Bums and Allen televi permit the Inclusion of the town sion shows are still around and Olerk in the plan. MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Bennv is their ardent fan. At the end of the fiscal year, PLAN AHEAD! School "Nobody ha-s G rade's timing," the plan had funds of $788,512.56. Who can say ‘^How Benny said, “and when I see those , consisting of $33,672.91 in cash shows today I'm constantly more and $754,839:65 in investments. amazed by it. Remember, she had - The Hartford National Bank and R ules of the Campus one of the toughest jobs in the IftTist Co. ia trustee for the fund. Burton’s Prized world, doing non-sequitur lines. The Town Pension Trust Fund Lovely You’U Look” They came right otit of the blue, had nine pensioners ajL the start of dictate and there was nothing in the feed - the fiscal year. Since then, one lines that could cue her responses. has died A total of $12,403.90 vras 1 They just didn't make sense. It -■ paid out in pensions. in these For Sharp ■"-Ml was a terrible job to handle them. Remaining in the trust fund as Seaton HalVs But she'd Ooh and Ah around and . of June 30, 1963, is $1,951.05 in 7 to 14s come up with them exactly dght ” cash, plus $73,281.30 in an invest- CASHMERE Jack is deep in plans for his 14th -- ment fund, for a total of $75,- Smart W ool Lovely season in network television, dis , 232.35. mayed but not downhearted be cause of a CBS decision to sspar- DIVISION OF CEMETERIES Heather jr ale him from "The Red Skelton During the fiscal year, $55,631 COATS Show. " which has preceded him was allocated to the Division of in recent years. This year, "Petti Cemeteries for salaries, utilities, Back-To-School coat Junction " a new comedy sc supplies and equipment for the ries, will be slipped between the with established Tuesday night shows. • maintenance of trucks, mowers and Nit.'- trimmers to service 70 acres of "1 don't understand it," Benny TWEEDS romplained. "It was a good .set cemetery grounds and roads. The total spent to maintain the East, Choose from 2 very smart colors: up and we helped each other. But West, Buckland and Beth Sholom Bronxine or Blue Spruce. DRESSES all they seem to care about today cemeteries was $3,685. MINK IS insuring the success of ne-w The department realized $46,825 shows. Now I'm opposite the last inoome in sale of lots, burial part of two hour-long shows and Charges, care of lots, and Income in back of an untried one. " from Perpetual care funds. COLLARS I.snt he tired of playing the • The Perpetual Care Trust Fund, same vain, miserly character? was Increased by $12,608, bringing "Oh. it never gets boring." he Its total to $311,985. These funds are Burton’s TTiinks protested. "The character is a - kept separate from general funds. composite of faults you'll find in • During the year, the department everybody or at least in every nerved 246 funerals; a5 in East in fashions body's family Cemetery, 26 in BucMand Ceme They Are TOPSI "And besides." he added, tery, 6 in the West Burial Grounds, | Slim S k ir t...... ^10.99 "there's no limit to the cheap you’ll look jokes And we can do stingy Joke# i • and 1 In Beth Sholom Memorial i l; - Park. The figure in 35 less than' Smart leather touch without even gag lines, because last year, and required 2,988 man the chai-acler has been established ■ bours of service. forward to for so long." Most of the new section prepared Jacket ...... $19199 Muted Stripe In East Cemetery, in the spring of 1960 to accommodate 600 burilas ^ Suede elhott peach wearing • now been sold, and another Shift D r^ s The : section near R te hi the planning' Slacks ...... $14.99 t The department notes that while ' 4 to 8 grave npacea were In de-' Doctor Says *, mand In I960, today’s preference Shirt ...... $4.99 1.99 ■_ Is for Iwo-grava lota. MEDICAL PC'/J5LE P08EBl Colorn to blend FAST PUL8E-JITTER6 PARK DEPARTMENT W orth 8 1 0 0 PROBLEM Tha fiscal year 1962-68 was a fine («e for utilization of Man- By WAYNE G. BRAND8TADT aheeter Park facilities, according A-Line Skirt...... $10.99 Dacron cotton muted ttripe ite];>-in M. D. to the report of Horace F. Mur- thift, rollup sleeves, pointed coUar, Newspaper Enterprise Asaa. pbey, superintendent of parks. silver buttons, alternate self sash. Just the very newest styles Q -My pulse, is never lee* than with large mushroom mink 100 beats a minute. With the least Dining the period, 129,999 per Suede Pocket Sizes 5 to 18, Junior, Petite. Colors: bit of exertion or excitement it sons participated in one way or Brown or Blue. collars. Just very fine, soft, goes as high as 140. This makes '■ another; 6&608 for ioe-skatlng, luxurious cashmere fabric, - 8,651 used Center Springs Lodge, Wrap S k ir t...... $16.99 me jittery. What should I do? 61,018 for coasting, 8,897 for picnics lined with milium. Single A—Although this is a somewhat breasted 8 or 4 button clos elevated pulse rate, it does not and 48,830 attended community I necessarily mean that you have events. ing. Black, Bamboo, Red or a heart disease. What we will Skating days consisted 56 at Blue. Sizes 6 to 16 for Petites’ have to find out is whether you Center Springs Annex, 38 at the and Misses’. are jittery because your heart is Chartar Oak Rink, 28 at Center fast, or if your heart is fast be « lacings Pond and 15 at Robertson cause you are jittery. The first Park. The latter was first opened! step would be to let your doctor for skating on Dec. 27. 1662. A get an electrocardiogram (ECGi total of 77 coasting days were! and a basal metabolic rate ' available at Center Springs Park. USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN! (BMR). If your BMIVis high, you Trea operations of the park de-' may have a toxic goiter. The partnunt during the year, con-' ECG would help your doctor de ■Istad of removing 65 dead or dying termine’ whether there was some ■ trees, 47 removed for street wideri- thing wrong with the alectrical ' Iflg, 259 pruned and 624 sprayed s. conduction system that controls 'lor control of Dutch Elm disease, your heart rate. fit addition, tha department plants If both tests turn out to be ad 93 trees on public streets and Goes to Oxford normal, perhaps a short course property. Campus Musts! of medicines to calni your nwrves EMCONEERINO DIVISION would get your pulse back to nor Tha town engineering division, an mal and break the vicious oircle ’ arm o i the department of public ^ 5 ] _ 4 - 9 9 of worry, fast pulse, faster pulse, works, Is primarily a service or- more worry. ganization that works in conjunc Luscious imported In January I had a aois- tion with other town departments carrlsge after being pregaant in affecting studies and construc- four iiionths. This would have ticn Improvements. For traditional beauty in a tailored ' During the fiscal year 1962-63, the been our first ehild. Ever stmte project that aroused much interest shirtwaist. Full skirted, long sleeved, fluffy hand-knit then I have had a choking sen- , was the construction, last fall, of button-down classic in Fall’s favorite satloii in my throat and tt ap- a soil cement base in a portion of pears to be swollen. Even the fabric—crisp woven cotton Oxford weight of the bed covers an my ' Bldwell St. This section was chosen cloth. In prtots and solids. Olive, Teal for the test because of the predom neck seems to choke me. My inance ^ truck traffic in the area. Blue, Red, Navy. Sizes 8 to 18. SWEATERS doctor says this Is caused by After a severe winter, the base nerves. If so, how can I ealm has proven highly satisfactory, and, them down without resorting to ’ because of Its economy as well, will $ 2 0 . 9 9 tranquilizers? be given consldeiration for future A The loss of a baby must have been a great shock and dis projMts. appointment. This may, as your During the spring of this year, ■ ' the engineering division prepared \yith cables in V-neck pullovers and doi tor suggests, be the reason for a highway study and report, which cardigans. In White, Blue, Beige. your i-hoking sensation, but per ' consists of a condition and cost Cranbepy, Loden, Sun Yellow and > \ haps the .swelling and your ner study of all town roads, setting up Heavenly Tweeds. Sizes 34 to 40. vousness are caused by a goiter. a future road program. A toxic goiter may even have -■ A study is now under way to been the cause of your unfortu increase the efficiency of snow nate mi.scarriage. plowing and sanding operations. It vou have a goiter, proper The town’s storm sewer program ^CBUNTkY Ml$$ Solid corduroy jumper shift by Alyssa with treatment of this disease will v waa continued during the year with button down front, patch pockets, flora' print greatly improve your chanc* o f) the installation of sewers on Sum collar and sleeves. Sizes 7 to 14. carrying your next pregnancy to mit St. and in the Leonard-Elro $7.99 full term Sts. surea. Derigns are now being Says If. after a painstaking exami drawn for storm water sewers in nation to rule out goiter, your the Porter-tJtchfield Sts. section Ch3nS0n6tt6...best loved (ioctoi reassures you that your and on Parker St., north of E. “Show Your Stripes” trouble is nerves, this firm reas- Middle Tpke. STRETCH PAINTS Print shirtwaist dresses by Girltown These suram-e may be all that you need. Work was a.lflo done during the i have button fronjs. Bermuda collar and straw On the other hand, if he wants * year in oon()unctioa with the fol- | m a M e n fo m ' belt. Assorted prints. Size* 7 to 14 you to try a tranquilizer for a lowing projeota: BariceitbcLll court week or two, be guided by his " syi road in Oenter Springs Park; | bra « 1 4 - 9 9 The MOST $7.99 advice. Gkiba Hollow Swimming Pool kn-1 novesnent; Harrison St Garage I Q—Please let me know what ingworveroent and alteraiUon; E. j Wanted Important Look f
PAOSSEVSH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESIEB, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21,1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CX>MM« W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T 2 i; 1968 PAGE SIX ran into stiffening competttton the HartfOTd Jail yesterday mom- from rival materiaite. Ahnnlnum, Ing after aerring time (Or a pre Prices of Stainless Steel Cut ISth Qxegit concrete, plaaUca, and glass made FREE DEUVERY Time to Test Yellow Headlights OpM MMdai thri Sitarriaf 9:38 It 5:39...Tlitrsiay alias till 9 Iraq Mobilizes Forces, vious intaxicatton count was found serious inroads into traditional South Windsor intoxicatdd in Center Park fol steel markets in canstructlcn, Court Cases lowing a conqplalat (ram a woman. To Meet Foreign Competition auto making and other fields. PARK FREE ON MAIN ST. Oa USE OUR MANY Miguel Guadalupe. 31, Puerto To slow down steel imports, and Rican tohaiooo iabocar who lives at compete with other materials, ERTHOR MUM Z o n ^ s D e c id e Are There Killers Backs Syria in Clashed ■tANOBBSTBR BESOON (OswOnwei (rmn Page Owe) Jobe in the domestic steel indus FREE PARKING LOTS DURING O U R...... a canq> in Windsor Liocks, was try. steel executives .have raUed pri Tw o mew were sent to Jail and fined $30 fo r hreaoh iff the peace. heavy percen ter Of the 4.1 mll- World steel produetkm tn IWO marily on a cost-cutting drive. Six Requests ot (OanS accuaed larael a t a similar biiUd- a th M maa'wka fined tn ooalrt a4e-, totaled 208 mUUon tons, with the American producers have at T ’> V. Guadahipe, who today had an ItOD tons of foreign atskl sold !n V9. tlow tWa mmnlng durtal; a apaclal Inteipxetar in obnrt for plea pur United States accounting for 45 tacked "dumping” in complaints On Your Fenders? Iraqi planaa wUl taka part In Uie Aa larmaU army apokoaman the United States last year to have per cent. Output leaped in 1M2 filed under a 1933 federal statute. Pennission 'was granted Joseph aftoB naled (o r e^editln g the poses, was tayolved in a vethal dia- next aerial battle. denied a Syrian ribarga that la- agreement with hit tobacco farm been dumped on the martcet. to 8M million tons, with the U.8. So far their complaints have been SUMMER DKCOOMT 8. Blgoa .40 operate a welding H ff rejected, but several are pending. ing Commission, meeting in Paris. Iirael fliad a complaint againft rmell tanks bad m ovM into the boas over ptdttng up some piqier. American steel exports exoeed- share cut to 25 per cent. By HABOLS SHEEHAN Alton Maine, 46, RodeviUe, ar- ITie United States, with some * Cmnplalnants must establish not busihess In a residential sone at Without glare, his visibrlity dis 'Teenjf demilltarlaed zone. Me said Syrlap He picked up aome rocks and then ed imports an average of 2.7 ON FUEL on. 122 Orlflin Rd. The following re Newapapcr Batcrprlse Awn. 8jn:la with the U.N. Seenrtty Coun- tanka were maaaed almig the raated in. that town laat night (or mtllion tons .annually te the fiv e , steel plants dating from the 1880s, only that foreign-made products NBW YORK — (NEA) ~ Sev tance with yellow beams was 377 tndeoant exposure, pleaded gtiUty sat In-a road, impeding traffic. strictions were specified however: feet. 16 feet farther than with I c ^ ell. The council la onMctod to armistice line. years ended in 1968. found itself trailing In efficiency were sold at unfairly low prices FILL UF NOW WITH enty-nine million vehicles on Unit and was gtvan SO d a ^ at tba State State F o | ^ reported. but that the domestic industry >nie peirt-time services in the shop whito lights. meet in Now York todiy or eariy Other Israeli reports, said the In each of the four years ended A wide disparity in labor costs be strictly for heliarc; no adver ed SUtee hi*hway!»—158 million Syrians were renioving ctrOisaa Jail at TisUand. Judge joaaph Dannehy told the with 1962, the balance' went the also served to push prices of was damaged. ATLANTIC heedligtiU cutting through the Confronted by the glare of an aoxt week. ’ ' j, inteipreter to tell the accused that tising signs on the premises be oncoming vehicle, his visibility un from border villages and bringing Rockville-^ poUoe reported that other way and the trend is con domestic steel to non-eompeUUve darkncM. Aa any wearj- motorist Syria inatnictod It^ U.N. delega Maine exposed k lm s ^ on Main there are better places to sit and FAMnjAK NAME allowed; permission is granted for der yellow conditions was between up reinforcements. tinuing. The country bought 4.1 levels. 200 golom $28 will attest, it aeems at times that on moin fcKfng oak I0CKY7 tion to tila countar-chargea. It ac- requested that the Puerto Rican SPRINGFIELD, S. D. (AP) a period of two years. 262 a-nd 279 feet; but his visibility The Iraqi air force commander. S t aftar a drinking spree. milUon tons of foreign steel in Much of the steel which was 158 million beams are stabbing di THURSDAY ONLY, AUGUST 22nd eused leraal of aggreeslon in a represeltaUve (interpreter) to try Imported last year was produced The student Ix^y at ^uthern Five other requests were granted dropped to 213 feet when white Brig. Hardaif TakrIU, pledged bii Richard Bdgar, 61, no certain 1963 against 3 million tons sold at this meeting of the Zoning rectly into the driver’s eyeballs at complaint mod irtth the U.N. Pal- natian's aid to Syria in the event addrem, arreatad laat night (or to keep Miguel "down on the aboard, for an average balance of in foreign plants ha'ving hourly State Teachers College wouldn’t M cK IN N E T S once. was used. aettne triica aupervielon otganiia- employment costs which averaged seem complete without at least Board of Appeals: Roper claims that the driver of an laraell attack. intoxioation, pleaded guilty and farm.” 3.1 milUoa tons. To often the accident , story tlon in Jenaalem. . larael comptalned to the eecurl- from 60 per cent to 80 per cent one member of the Albert Jansen OIL SERVICE The request of Frieda He.ny. is able to discern small detail 'was given 30 days at the State Some steel executives estimate reads: " I was blinded by the Ground troqpo oxchangad Inter that restoratiaa of the export- lower than those of mills In this family In it. Joan lansen, now a Skinner Rd., Vernon, for a vari better with yellow. However, sub Seeing is believing . . . to cpuncU that Syria had violated Jail at Hartford, execution aus- Handy containers for storing T E L . 643-2141 ance to allow a dwelling to be con lights of the other car and . . mittent rfflo, machine gun arid the fN 9 armistice agreement and pended after 10 days. different sizea of needles are Import relaUanship of the middle country," a trade source said. junior, was preceded at the school | A motorist on a busy city sequent tests conducted by him in mortar flra tp the UPPer Jordan committed aggreeslon by killing 11960s would result in M.OOO m ore' The domestic steel industry also by five brothers and one sister. structed on a lot without frontage the U.S.. he said, did not prove Bidgar, who wka released (ram empty lipsUck casea. was granted as requested. This thoroughfare will |>ass about 12.- famous maker Valley. Syria claimed to have re- two Israeli farmers in an ambuah 000 cam, 24,000 oncoming head that yellow was sl^ificantly bet a fabulous group of pellea 15 laraall armored can in Monday night property is bounded by Pierre. ter than white. Yellow lights, he Natalsky, Skinner Estates and lights in one busy evening hour. a two-hour battle. larael’a acting chief - delegate, In urban areas, deaths at night claims, cut down on the intensity U.N. obaervora iaaiod two coaae- Joel Barromi, wrote the aaemrir Kany in an A-20 zone. of the beam and the seeing dis girls' 7 to 14 Stephen Devmelz, 46 Pleasant are , three times higher than , dur- i fine tailored fire ordera batoro tba gunn fell council president, Sivert A. mef- VallerRd., requested a variance to j "8 the day inj.roport.on to miles tance. ftlent Tueaday night. sen of Norway, that at least 10 Thomas Kilgour, chief of Chrys- 1^ an uiSersized building lot traveled acconUng to the National larael'a complaint to tho securi Syrian soldiers penetrated more Safety Ooundl. In rural areas the ler’s exterior lighting department, reversible ty councU renewed laat week’a than half a mile into Israel and on his prwniaea. This property Is believes that white lights, property A DAVIDSON & bounded ^ Pleasant Valley Rd.. nighttime death rate is two and girls' winter cook oiiaivo that Syria, waa ooncentrat- attacked three farmers. The third one-half tbnes greater. In periods adjusted, provide maximum visi tng froopa along tho border. Syria farmer escaped. Shepard, Curtin, and Hartford and bility. Jones, in an R-40 rone. The appeal of heavy traffic, meaning week LEVENTHAL STORE ends, night accidents rise dispro Kilgoix* is also the chairman quilted is for Block wotch was granted as requested, that the of the Automobile Manufacturing seven lots have a frontage of 142 portionately higher. Birmingham Bombing Is the glare of millions of oncom Aasociation’a vehicle lighting com In MANCHESTER ft. mittee. The A.M.A., it appears, POLLY FLINDERS (left) adds a new touch to The East Hartford Federal Sav ing auto headlights and death on ski jackets Siies 4 to 6x the road the price that Americans haa conducted only informal tests 17.97 the ever popular Black Watch plaid . . . it’a dainty ings and Loan Association was al on the competitive merits of yel lowed a variance to permit a must pay for mobility? A solid PARKADE hand-smocking on the bodice and lace on the body of opinion exists which holds low and white lights. Negro Lawyer’s Home sleeves. Scotchgard treated 100% cott
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.^.jtod to rale en the amend- pofaitad out tlMd “In aR eases in tests again, and others begin to dem onstrating against the laiw in the pant wfaera wa have bad rs- Hue; since South Viet Nam is in tomoprokr. Supply of WatCT Union Oaims U.AC posta bstow Rm top rating, im test again. How much aecurity do the midst of a crucial battle with W.S. Sjfendih , Tbit heW cfamiga is that United ! N O T IC E ! we have? As I’ve said before . . . Sponsored by • the Manchester AlreraA. threatmad elvU auita in Tested by State mediate new sangdhiga have al- Communism extra-ordinary meas V ^ ‘TKr^jtttcnled Snii vmya Inuught a favorable n EReetlve JmM 1st, 190$, yew foveetment headqnaftaa# vHi lEtintUiQ IferaUk we,,needed only one test to develop Council of Chnrches ures for public Mfety are taken an attempt to the union to Wlthdraiy ita ofiphai unfair labor port-’’ “- adopt the follewiag eonnner achednie o f aOieo henVai ------d ^ « c the Hiroahlma wwtpon. public gatherings sire kH>ked upon Aiwuet taattng of MeucheMer'e eft HARTFORD (AP)—An at practices colnplainl^ which dealt DAILY; Monday through Friday, InclaSJve, t^A.M. to 0 1 ^ . "N ow , to anyone who works in There in creativity in a river. warily b^ause the Viet Cong has viwtMr supply by tka Btotc Boaid tonn. Heliigiiosh. too, ia the producer o f mads them a special target for tempt la being made to broaden with the conqtiany’s. hiring prac- o f Health rmoMed in paeei|te fiATO Aide Named THURSDAY EVENINGS: From 7 PM. to f PJH. ■ « the laboratories today a SO-mega- Vmpirovemeint along its way as well terrorist grenade aittacks; the r ThimJlBiurm .'Um unfair labor practice charges tibes after the B&ike of I960.. grades' for sA seven reeecTOira, SA’TURDAYS; Oloood. WIH bo open by H^potstment only. PnbUtlMiii ton weapon is perhaps not as as beiiv capable d development In •value of clearing weeds from slon g brought by the Intematiopal Aa- Much of yeaterdAy's session was four bSI^ rated “good" and three Paris (AP)—A deputy for nu fVmad*loctob*r . ISU O PiEi^jvriotv 1 sophisticated as a 60 or 70 or 90- itself. the highways bo prevent ambuMi, ‘ (if ’ , Madhihiata agklnat taken up with legal sparring over clear affairs waa appointed on attempts by lawyers for the SHEMSON, HANMIU. t 00. PuMUtitd ttrarr Cruunc Bxcjpt megatmi weapon. But it’s still As a liver takes from barren and the construction of fortified X AP BiMtoeiii Mewa Analyat UniLad Aircraft Corp. la the top category ware CSm t- Tuesday by U.S, Gm. Lyman L. S u ^ y * H o lid ^ BnurM >t t£« hiAla and produces rich soil for the villages is militarily obvious, and 3^- NEW YORK (AP) — tincle Bam A i^ a seven-wee* recesa the NLRB and union to- subpoena ter Oak. Highland Paik. R o a ^ •IS MAIN STBKET—TE l- 649-2821 Post OUlo* M M«nchMttr Conn, u many, many, many times—dosens (Xiippany records. In addition, sev LemBitsar, Supreme Allied Oom- Founded 1901 Second Cl4U» lUU _____ production of fruits and flowers has helped insure the safety of aContinuM to- puidi Mb exports weB healing before a National Labor Brook Beeerfolm. and the lew of time* stronger than the weapon and grains, fertility is In the wake both Buddhists and non-Buddhists. ^;bove hia Importa but'Mpo aendk Relations Board trial examiner re en TAM members who participated Lane WSD. The torea wHh W ihaader, Rurope. Members New York Stock Exokaage 8UB80RIFTIUN RATKS of its streams and tributaries. So incri sumed yesterday with the discloe- in the strike took .the stand to A command spokesman said' the and Other Leading Exehnnges. PayabU In Adyanca that flattened Hiroshima and Na- What ths press can do in help !1Y'larger nuihber of leaaer aoorea qrara HosMrAOohe also wTw the religious life. ing promote Socialism and the CI.IEA\N SW IEIEI> ^oUara abroAd Ihhh he geta bacl^ ure that; xh aRuindpient jH ^e describe ways in which the com post wiU be filled by Ueut. Gen. On# taat ...... Hidlow and Pnrtar Rmaiviara. toe *u:w I Too, Use ri-ver brings illumina class struggle are ondy too well And ao daralgiiara* > heldlngB or! originkl comptoint. had been Bled pany allegedly’ discriminated LMwanea WWlKClkt. superin F. V. P. Van RoHeghem of tlx Montaa ...... *.Wi "H ow many weapons do you ^BMgfon air force. l^irea Montha "How tion. I witnessed the first harness knovhi as a result of "Ttie New -*dallar elatanr-againat "him'havei Ate. 18 by NlJt^ lawyers^ againat atrtkera'after the lengthy tendent of the waU On#_ MontSi ...... :— need and how many megatons do ing of tile MiasisBippi for electric York Times" reporter, Herbert IJkvm iqi agul»--u antlelpatad. M ai examther Lee J. la walkout was settled. power a half century ago. K was Matthews' stories about Oastro in riAnd bow to Mop H la a more criU- nu= asTOCtArKD^PRiiiSL- I y“' a great thing then and is now' to ?3cal queAtoh." today than alx The Aiioclated Presi le excli^vely i no^v have on hand without any fur- the Sierra Maestra. ooK \raiN S'TRFET - TEL 648-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. to 6:80 PAI. - CIX)SED MONDAYS witlUed to ..the dee of_repubJlc«Uon of,^ ._^ 300.000.000 bring illumination to large sections Today reprints of Amerioan ^ontha a|^ ' , all o#w» dlsiwlchei cr^lted to It « of Iowa. Illinois and Missouri newspaper accounts of Buddhlst- ^ Bomq e u It' the No. 1 economic M l AS^U M ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST„ MANCHESTER not otberirlBe credited In thle people in one hour. Now. that’s— which otherwise would be without and alio the lodai new* publtehed here Ddem Gkxvemment strife are being to JanIgD aflalra, Juat aa IT J N l^ gERvicE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 ail tishta of republlcatlon of epcciai- and T suppose they can even im the benefits of electrical Ughting. distributed to the crowds in Sai sempIoyiiMBt ramalna the No. l dUpetene* herein are also reierred The illuminaition of religkm prove on that." gon.' Is there perhaps another jCuii aervlc# client of N E A Sere- brings light to the spiritual blind Herbert M atthews reportding ftrom Daaptta attempta C0. liic. There was the word—the word and penetrates the dawn and dusk. somewhere in South 'Viet Nam ? .-fovammeot to halt Um drain, the Publlther* ReprewntAtlvei ™ •‘improve.’’ It can and does offer clearness to Very truly ydurs, ^eflelt betireen the number of dol- Jullu0 Matn«ir' Special AK^cy—New Tork Chlcaso Detroit and BoeM How do you "improve " on a sit clouded sight. Frank Strelchun -3 a n the TJaked OMtoa to MMnding See the three mocW anits our Ruth Shea has MBMBEK a u d it BURE.tU OF ^abroad ter ana;tMng and another uation in which you can kill 300.- Rev. James V. Claypool CmCULATlONC ______Supt. Norwich Dist. Remembers Home Sheds .MXid the mnnber it gets back to; decorated at the fabulous Six Hundred Apart 000,000 in sn hour? It is simple Tne Bersld Prtntmg Company Jic Methodi.st Church To the Blditor, “Running w«U aboye toto.Uui6 .la a t ments, Cottegi Grove Road, Bloomfield. Open aeiumei no financial rcari'nslWUly tor enough, in the context of our There were a few errors in your >jraar, or the Urat of tola year. " 6 0 0 " typographical erron appearinf In M- See US at The times and in what would like to article about the removal of the **~ AiM tola ia nlte of a favorable Mr. and Mm. WUItam C. P atrick for inspection 2 to 8 p.m. weekdays; Saturday! Tertleementa and other reading mattu ^ EXAMPLE BUYS A 3alaiMM of trade—axceee of oom- In The Manchester Evening Herald become the morality of our times. Open Forum "Welfare BuUdlng.’’ of Went S MANCHBSTER IV lN IN ia HBRALD, MANCHB8TEB, CX>NN« WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21.1968 PAGE ELEVEN FACM T W \ MANCHESTER EVENINa HERAip. MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21,1968 ther* was a great lineup of Rus Expert Contradicts HEALTH CAPSULES sians as the train came In from Shadowy Life j Moscow. At the head of the line BOB’S USSR Tells Insurgents were Austrian officials, the Soviet CAH KK3RRV CAUSC . For Molotov, ambassador, and embassy persoo- TV-Radio Tonight WELDINB SERVICE mrCNES OF B A L P I« 9 S t nel. Far down the line, amcmg Um iBMBedlato Emergeney Se^vlew! Teller on Test Ban junior clerks, stood the strangely Violence Still a Tactic A Red Loser withered little man whose cold ELECTRIC — GAS "n y e t” played a major role in (OoaUnaed trem Page One) I . McNamara already haa gtvan HOUSED HALE 643-2408... 649-7S78 dri'vlng Western nations into a de Television the moat apeclflo and olaar answer ^"national liberation movement,” Welding from V A.BL to t PJK. Bj VnXlAM L. RXAN By PRESTON GROVER fen sive alliance against oommu- 6:90 ( 6 ) Big I Theater (in progreeak > This was the seventh day of tha possible pn the antimissile missile AP Special CoiTMpondeiit they mean revolutionary groups nism. (in progreei ) Xo fib too Mg or too smalL group’s hearings on the proposal to —that the Soviet Union' Is not Mcdn Strnot, Monchestor MOSCOW (AP) — A little man (90-10) Early Shoe>w (U grogteaa) Thunder from Moscow's heavy which are anti-Western and can Khrushchev shook hands with Located In The ban all nuclear testing except un ahead in tbU field and U.S. de be dominated. When they .say with aluminum gray eyes and a ( 8> Newa llOO ( 3 4 ) ______derground. propafsnda artillery, heralds a black mustache got out of a big Molotov, exchanged . a few quiet US) Big Picture Pi ( ^ M e t a vs. PblladMphla HARTFORD ROAD velopment ot this defense weapon “progressive” or “ patriotic" they (24)...... WEat’i t’l New President Kennedy waded into sew ^lase of the cold war. It has car at Berlin’s Reichschancellory words on a suddenly hushed sta 8:80 (8040) Gtalns My Way ENTERPRISES does not hliige on atm oeph^c mean groups leaning toward Com 6:06 (40) Qlen Cannon ( JLU) Dobie QllUa the argument Tuesday at Ua news sandier of boston the sound of a counterattack to tion p latform , and w ent on. 6:16 (90) BrlUah Calendar A t 270 Hartford Rd. tests. munist ideas. in 1940 and was whisked Into an conference. Crustrate a Red Chinese bid for Four months later, Khrushchev 6 : » ( 3) Newt, Sports, Weather •iM |lMOTS*MjstSS Theater «0) Blaachester “ A good many other adantlBta The limited, nuclear test ban important conference with Adolf leadership of Communists felt that the old Stalin group need ---- (39) Club Houaa Tbe President: with comparable eiqierienee,” In- agreem ent Hfis becom e for the Hitler. This honored guest was ( 8) 87th Preolnet —Sharply denied a Teller eharge throughout the non-white world. Vyacheslav Molotov, ^viet for ed another going over In a revived (3-(34) Film— eiudlw Nobel Prise winners, dis Communists a sort of catalyst that the administration eurtalled A supercharged Soviet cam eign minister and right-hand man attack on the “cult of personal U8) Life ot RUey 8.80 pute Teller’s views, Kennedy said. is doing th« dividing them into two camps: ity.” In the congress of the Soviet (20) News atmospheric tests last year for po- paign appears designed to con of Stalin. Teller, Hungariam-bom Unlver- Those who believe with Peking party, Molotov and his associates (40) The Lone Ranger Utleal reasons. vince Communi.st.s in Asia. Africa Where is he today? 6:46 ( 3) Walter Cronkite rver iefers Se U « Blty of Oallfoiida physicist and Air that cornpromise with the West were denounced again. Scores of g Sealed—M l dee —Disclosed that preparaUcos for and Latin America that Premier On extremely rare occasions, a (10-22-30) HunUey-Brlnkley Force adviser, testified that he IQunshchev's “peaceful coexis retards revolution, and those who murders were attributed to them. 7:00 (12-22-3OH0) Newa, SporU and U.S. Pacific tests w e already un favored a limited teat ben but little mart with aluminum gray Weather _____(94) Mueic of America tence" policies promise to open insist it is the only safe path to In November, a month after the der way aa a precaution to Soviet changed his mind after becoming ■YES, MANV PEOPLE HAVE eye.s and a gray-w hite mu.stache (24) Buckskin Bob 1P:|P (34> Olann Qoold the speediest route to Commu victory. The Chinese claim congress closed, he returned to ( » ) Film violation of the treaty. con'vinced of Soviet progress PEVELOPEP fW CH ES OF BALO- strolls with his wife in a park, not li:06 ( M;4(L1M04S-40) Newa. SporU nist power. It implie.s that these Khrushfhev’s policy, the lest ban Moscow by train. Only the secret ( 3) Rough Riders__ and Weather —Disputed a central Teller con toward developing an antlmlsMle NESS WHICH PISAPPEAREP noticed, not wanting to be no ideas on disarmament will hurt police, his daughter and Western (18) Subscription TV tention—that the Soviet Union hi defense. policies actually mean intensified ticed. (10) Shannon the world movement. The Soviets WHEN THE EMOTIONAL PROB newsmen met him. His daughter ahead in the antimissile race and political and economic warfare to That happens to those who lose 7:16 (22) Square Dance He S6dd the Soviet Union Is LEM WAS s t r a k j HTEn e p o u t led him and Mrs. Molotov to a (30) Sports Camera that the treaty would cement the isolate the “ t ’ .S. im perialists” ‘ it out in the Soviet Union. u:aoW)1i^^?“ *■" aheiul of the United States in de Kommunist savs that since the Hm HIi C«psul*s 9iv«f Iwipful inibnnatioe. 7:30 (10-2i30) The Virginian 3880) Tbnlfht «d) tORDONOVA and hasten the West’s decline. car. Soviet lead. veloping a missile killer and In its , a u not intwidcd to b* of ■ diagnottk rahn. Molotov. 72. lo.st out In one of (34) Travel Time ____ ( 8) Mo v ie ______Mao Tse-tung gave his own of* now maintains large mili- A year ago Western reporters SEE SATUKDAF’S TV WEEK FOR OOBIPLBTB LlBTINa On these points Kennedy said: civil defense system, and Premier feneive a new push last week with '^^O^ forces, disarmament would the most dramatic struggles of So di.scovered he was in a hospital 1. After the Soviets broke the Khrushchev wants the test ban to what Peking radio labeled his effect it but ”in no way would I that “only 10 years ago. In 1954; viet history. In 1957, four years with grippe. Not a word of it was three-year tast moratorium In prevent the United States from ''statement calling upon people of ^PP*y national liberation I the American imperialists were after Stalin died, he made the mis in the Soviet press. 1961, the United States set off .86 acquiring the know-bow he haa. for back to school capable of crushing the patriotic take of trying to drive out of pow Radio ■liiWI liHiSwU the world to unite against racial forces. It strugglers There has been no report that A ■■diit»i»eMi_^ atomic exploaicnu In the air and And while the United States cam discrimination by U S. imperial* against imperialism would S^ain. i (meaning pro-Communi.st) govern er a rising man named Nikita Molotov was pensioned, but doubt (This listing tocludee only those news brondoMts e f 10 er U mtamte CmLImW hnfJim to ■! d 97 underground. Although atmos do much antlmlasUo Improvement ment of Guatemala by interven- l888 Am ton p*m. TWy ism and to support the American • because disarmament would re* Khrushchev. less he has been. He and his wife length. Some etsttone enrry other nbort newsonste). SfiiBlSglsLIs 88^8^6^ flil wk pheric shots were held to a min with underground testing, he said, , tion, but today they are powerless Molotov, who for over a quarter Negroes ” | w’eakening the military evidently live with their daughter WDBO—iset (> 1:00 News and^agn^OBt M 8S y d • • * > c f V I imum, because of the hazard from “whatever we develop will be un to suppress the Cuban revolution. " of a century was one of the big and her husband in an apartment radloacUve tallout, several MMan's ao 8 statementstate^ment. likelvlikely to havena\e ^ imperialist national liberation powers t:00 Jim NetUeton zTiturnSurzs certain amd Imperfect, without at The battle, on the .surface, figures In shaping the government not far from the foreign office. 8:00 Raynor Shlnee 6:00 Joel Cash were fired than originally plannbfi. mospheric testing.” impact in Africa, bv implication . ^ would seem to be over the time and foreign policy of the Soviet i;06 Newa Sign Oft 7:00 BIU Hughea tartly scolds Moscow, accusing, He can't travel abroad, nor ap W lU T —818 11:00 Gtrand Bel|ser Bull Bum diiito 3. In response to senatorial de Senate ratification of the treaty, the Kermlin of withholding help , '-onsequenuy, an armed strug table for world revolution. But Union was named Soviet ambas parently even in the Soviet Un 6:00 Eaay Ed Show WINF-r-U*e mands, the administration la send he concluded, would be "a tragic Peking's grab for domination' of sador to Mongolia. Later he was 6:00 Newa. Sporta, Weather from revolutionaries In underde , disarming the ion. It is not known publicly what 6:30 News Weather and Sporta ing the foreign relations and and dreadful mistake” which j the Communists In the non-white transferred to Vienna as repre 7:16 Jeff Sprung 6:16 Showcase veloped areas. Mao insisted that he does. 8:00 M eu vs. PhiU 8:00 Yankees vs. Indians armed services committees a let could destroy the United States TkniTto bad to be re-raitad into Old State Rd., Andover, for more than two hours this morning while 2 be deprived of their most power ^ world can be as ominous for the sentative to an international com '"Helanca is the regletered TM "people who have triumphed in 10:30 Tonight at My Place 10:30 Showcase ter detailing plans for Kennedy’s because the treaty la "not a step workers removed the body o f J < ^ Motyl Sum his demoMshed Mlto-model oar. The tnick traotor, ful instiuments of battle," Kom Soviets as it is for the West. mittee dealing with peaceful uses 12:00 Sign Oft 13:80 Sign Off their revolution should help the ot the Heberlein Patent Ovtp." four promlseif safeguards a g a l^ for peatoe but rather a step away badly damaged In the Rt. 6 ooUMon, bed to be toiwed away. (Photo fay Burkamp). munist claims. I .. „ ______of atomic energy. Aid for Auagies WT20—1188 struggle of those who are still any treaty 'violation. These are from safety, possibly a step to It wa.s a letdown for a m an who 8:01) Newa, Bporu and Weather FOREST FIR E SCORE fighting for liberation. The Soviet press and broadcasts I DenipK Troop Buildup CANBERRA — Australia plans 6:36 Old, Borrowed and Blue continued nuclear laboratory ward war.” drive a shaft underneath that sec- had traded cold stares and colder 6:46 Three Star Extra WASHINGTON. D.C. (A P ) — The (Chinese offensive reaches. tall Communists Moscow's policy woik, readinasa to resume atmoe- Scheduled wltneaees today in- tloa of the tunnel to get over to words with the great of the world a 116,240,000 loan program to 7:06 Conversation Piece Forest fires in the United States into threie continents. The Chinese aims at eliminating U.S. military ! Tokyo (AP) -Red China's for- pherlo testing, a vlgonxu series of oluded Brown; John S. Foster, di my brother. That’ll t u e 11 days, — Eisenhower, Truman, Churchill, develop cattle raising in central 7:30 News of the World occurred on the average of IS (x ^ u ld o it call them the “ three A ’s "—Africa' bases because this “also weakens j eigh mini.stry denied Tuesday an 7:46 Congressional Report underground tests and improve rector of the Livermore Radiation at least, and they’ll only have a Man Killed in Andover Ernest Bevin, Dulles, Gen. Mar Queensland. A lEu;k ot roads and 7:60 Grandstand Bandstand ^mes every hour In 1 ^ , for a Asia and America. The statement imperialism and helps the na ' Indian claim ot a Red Chinese DRUG COMPANY ment In methods of detecting Laboratory In OaUfoinla, and Nor 24-lnch opening to get Into the first shall. the rampant growth of brlgalow- 8:00 Red Sox vs. White Soa t^lal of- some 115,000 fires which on the U.S. racial troubles seems tional liberation struggle." army buildup along the Indian- 901 Main S t— M I 8-5SM sneak tests. ris K. Bradbury, director of the tunnel . . . whatever they do it In 1961, when Khrushchev met weed trees in the area are the 11:00 News burned more than four million aimed specifically at Africa. A The Chinese are not alone In Chine.se border, 11:15 Sports Final Already. 832 million has been Los Alamos laboratory fat New will be too late. Liou will starve to j President Kennedy in Vienna, chief problems to be overcome. acres. hew Chinese campaign is under opposing Moscow. Red elements A statem ent is.sued by the m in 11:30 Starlight Serenade Sei earmsurked and 111 million con- M w deo. death by then. As Car, Truck Collide way in Southeast Asia to frustrate with big ambitions in many areas istry's spokesman and quoted by tnicted for harbor dredging and Oen. David M. Shoup, the Ma the projected new nation of Ma- want total Sovlet-Chinese support the New China News Agency in a the like at Johnston Island in the rine Corps oommandamt, told a ______“v Pacific "for that unhappy even' layaia. And in Latin America, the for violence. I broadest monitored here was in news oonfermoe In Los Angeles JolHi Motyl, 51, of 'WUlimantic.Athat Motyl, traveling weet, had tuaUty" — resumption of atmos' Chinese are egging on extremist The Soviet press prints columns reply to Indian Prime Minister on Tuesday that the psu:t Is ‘ ‘one Senators Eye passed a oar and was pulling back WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY...KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS pherlc tests — If t was killed Instantly early this facUons to unremitting violence. of testimonials from Communist Nehru's charges that the Chinese the treaty la drem of water wa oo this fuse which into his own lane when be either brokc6L morning when his oar and a truck Moscow’s response has been a leaders around the world support had brought fresh troops into Ti is burnlag toward a nuclear bo lo lost control and swerved Into the propaganda drive appearing to ing Khrushchev’s nuclear test-ban bet and increased their forces on 3. Secretary of Defense Robert' eeunt Rail Issue for tractor ooUided head-on on fog- path of the oncoming truck, or policy. It publishes columns of embody a pledge to uneasy Com the Himalayan Border with India. aheouded Rt. S in Andover. attempted to pase a seoond velUde material claiming successes for munists In those areas who might Ttae truck drive, La'wrence in Ms own lane. be dismayed at the suggestion Khrushchev ever since 1956, Possible Action when, it claims, the Kremlin/kept Brown, 30, of Portland, Maine, Because of the fog, vtoUbUity that the Kremlin has ab^doned and a passenger in hda vehicle, v/ae estimated by witnesses at 300 violence. The Kremlin insists ac the Middle East. Aide Doubts Contact (Omttamed from Page One) Moscow says Soviet pplicy Raymond T. Maznera, 40, of feet or less. They reported that tive military and political support Southington, suffered only minor Mtotyl’s car appealed to be tra've)- of violent revolution wdll continue. helped thwart “imperialist” "^de or legislation p r i s e d to avert m signs in India, the United Arab Injuries, and were treated at the ing at a high rate of speed. Painstakingly, Moscow is ex rail shutdown. Rather, he said, scene. Motyl la survived by his wife, plaining what it has done and is Republic, the Sudan, Syria. Iraq, SCHOOL SALE the senators* wsmt to be brought With Third Miner The accident ooouired In heavy the former Tekla Telyezka; two doing to promote Communist pros Yemen, Afghanistan, Ceylon, In up to date on the prospects for donesia, Burma, Timisia, Bthio- fog ajt 6:40 am. near Blackman’s daughters, the Misses Mary and pects In the world. Pravda, the Starts Thursday, August 22 a settlement. Brixk, about three tenths of a Doris Motyl; and three sons, Hior, KremUn’i official voice, published' P*®-* Congo, Ghana, Guinea, (Ooaitfanied One) Bova said. Famn re]eportod that Die carriers have accepted a a map last week showing just! Mali and elsewhere. It w ill help, mile west of Rt. 87. Steven and Peter, all of Wllliman- Bova was weak and told Um prtmoaal of Wirtz for arbitration Dr. Francis H. Burke, of Rock' tic; a brother and two slsteni In where Soviet economic help and Moscow. In the seething roof above Throne id Fellln amd ‘Don’t wiwte your energy.’ ’’ of two key Issues—firemen’s Jobs credits are going in the underde- Portuguese colonies in Africa. It ville, medical examiner, certified Buixype. experts feared amoi er cave-in. " I f you hear me, rap on the and train crew make-up—and for that Motyl died instantly of multi He was bom July 7, ldl3. In veloped areas of Asia and Africa is helping, says Moscow, to isolate Daily Peter Bova was trapped for sev root," Fellln shouted to Bova. nwoUatlons of lesser Issues. Poland, the son of the late John itompiunist, the Kremlin’s top the West and deepen what the ple internal injuries. But so ex en days himself in 1928 In a mine Bova tapjMd twice. TOe rail brotherhoods condi and Mary Motyl, and waa report' theoretical journal, has been Soviet press calls “the genen.1 Deliveries CLASSIC OXFORD SHIRT tensive waa damage to the car eave-in. Later, Fellln shouted to Bova, tioned their acceptance on pro that wotkere at the scMie were im- edly employed in Manchester as a pleading with Latin-Amerlcan crisis of world capitalism.” Fellln and Throne reported, as "Rap twice If you are bleeding, cedures being set up for dlspoal ajble to extricate the body from the carpenter. Communists to believe that while Moscow says its policy helps "W e’U Be the drilling resumed, that they once If you are n ot” Fellln, a of the lesser Issues before arbltra- the world revolution is in "a new Castro's Cuba. Pravda recalled wreckage for more than two The (3ommunity Funeral Home, had slept much of the night. part owner of the mine, told tloil of the two chief issues. Wi'Uimantic, is making the funeral stage,” the S oviet Union still sup- Here To Ehepert drilling crews had authorities at the surface be Wlrts, who was present Tuesday hours. Inveatigation by State Police arrangements. penrts violence w here violen ce Is Service worked 32 hours before it was de heard one rap. at a meeting of the commerce feasible. Sale 1.66 Godon Smith, deputy aacra- committee 'was reported by • GmmmteeiflgB a r Goodyear welts. Tops m looks, fit wear or new flip tree i i i i y ' j Solet guaranteed to outtoear uppers 10 C K Y7so t« and proper support. 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' Fol* Friday Night (CoBtlniMd tra a Fags One) WASHINGTON (AP)—The Na Yugoslavia has gotten $3.5 bil 5c OFF S t o p ‘S h o p Over Racial Question tional Presbyterian Church, where lion in aid from the United States, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacDon Such innovations have since and 'there are signs that Ameci- 350 EXTRA SUPER M.ARKETS former president Dwight D. Eisen been attempted «> a lesser or can-Yugoslav relations are headed ald and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ben greater degree by Moscow and SALE! •7 OEOROB W. OOBmXI, ayoUng~son participated In a racial hower attended services, has been for the better after a period ot son hive made arrangements for a members of the Itoviet camp. AMMdiaed PreMi RcUgton Writer ly mixed retreat. sold for »2,8'7B,000. coolness. Father EJclmovioh filed an as Hootenanny to be held Friday The church, located at Connecti Amid the growing hostility from Yugoslavs are living better than I TOP VALUE Red China, Moscow is courting Once-a-Year One evenlBr last m>riiig: at a sault charge, but subsequently night at 8 at the Town Hall. cut Ave. and 18th St., N. W., at any time since the war. Bel-1 Tito as never before. meatiiur of Uie Board of Deacons dropped it. The event will feature the Drake plans to relocate at 4300 Massa grade stores are filled with high I of the Baptist Church in the com In at least one recent case in chusetts Ave. N.W. When Khrushchev arrived Tues quality, attractive merchandise. the North, the Rev. Dr. John L. Mt. Singers, the New College day for a 15-day visit, he again Food is plentiful and good. Signal munity of Unden, Ala., someone Adams, pastor of Nardin Park Couriers, the Harmony Grita, and FOR RETRIEVING referred to Yugoslavia as a Social of relaxation and prosperity make mfced a hypothetical question: Methoddet Church in Detroit, many others. Proceeds will go to ist republic, a term usually' re Belgrade the Paris of the Balkans. [ What would happen if a N ejro Cigarette lighters that cannot Mich., resigned because of what he the Congress of Racial Elquality escape their owners in even the served for members in good STAMPS! •ought membership? termed the oongregation’s "weak, (CORE). Admission will be chang standing of the Commimlst bloc. LONOEVITV FIGURES The Rev. Joe Patterson, then most confused of women’s hand soft” stand on racial issues. ed and free coffee will be served. bags now are being nuirketed. In effect it was refutation of STOCKHOLM, (AP) — Life ex pastor, promptly replied that to He said the congregation decid Peking’s loud cries of heresy pectancy In Sweden Is Tl.®9 years I FRI yow stamp M e faster bar a person because of color Oarage Fire The lighters have long, plaited ed to sell Ka building in the inner The volunteer fire department cords, and once you find a piece against the Yugoslav Communists. for men and 75.24 years for worn-1 would "reduce the church, ^Ich d ty and move to tlie suburbs, It generally is expected that in en, according to an analysis of I with extra Top Value Stamps . 4 was founded by Christ to be a was called to the home of Wiliam of the cord, you just follow It to rather than merge with another - - . , rn ' akeside Dr. yester find the lighter. Or you can do- his talks with Tito, K h ^ h ch e v current figures. In the United I universal and redemptive fellow congregation involving fuller racial will press for closer party and States, a male has a life ex ship, to nothing mdre than a social day to extinguish a minor blaze in it-yourself by knitting a cover for . . . the stamp plan integration. .i.‘ fire had been the lighter and attaching a cord economic ties. Many knowledge pectancy of 66.5 yean and a fe-| club.” ^ ^ , A recent nationwide »irvey of Get eavinge sme meee started by boys playing with to the cover. able observers think Moscow male, 78 yean. ' Pink Lotion His viewpoint brought sharply about 4,000 ministers by Columbia that Mitvalues Bieia al! end Top Value Stampe, too! conflicting reaction from the con University’B bureau of applied so gregation. Rather than "tear up cial research showed that a third SWAN the church,” the Rev. Mr. Pat of them reported being criticized Lady Leslie Hair Spray nlTiSm S9* terson resided, effective June 29. by members for preaching about Dishwashing Such cases have become in controversial issues, such as race Come *R gel 'em! Soft R Lovely Shampoo 39* creasingly frequent. relations. We eepeet « eeUout! Numerous pastors in the South, Liquicl About a third also are unhappy FRICED-TO-OO! Children's Temiis Sneakers *>«7aoyr. S9* and a few in the North, have left enough about the situation to want their pulpits under varying de to leave their perishes, though they SUOOR Boyi' Sport Shirts iJa S ,. 59* grees of pressure because of their haven’t done so, the study found. stands against racial segregation. In the midst of the keen pres 32c The total number is unknown, sures on some pastors, some de NUa's Sport SMrtt w n r >1 since the reason for ministerial nominations. Incfluding the United Sale-priced to move fasti departures ordinarily is not spe Church of Christ, have sot up sep- Biak BMoktER.r:«.'aB'1.99 cified when such conflicts are in d e l funds to aid those who lose Reduced from 4 for $1 volved church officials say. their pulpits over the issue. Spry Shortoning However, reports have turned up more than a score of clergy No. 1001 to off l-lb oan l i e Pried I. ritM Ml iMMUryl men who have left their pulpits since early spring under fire for CLEARANCE TOt their stands on race relations. VALUE TUNA t e r r i f i c v a l o b i 50 EXTRA L u k Toilet Soap In some instances, there have NOTICE S e a M a g ic been i*yrical attacks, harassing Aaaortod Colon 1 ban 11c APRICOTS Brand Chunk teleirfione calls, tire-slashings. Us LIKE 'ED WAS-NU SHOP STAMPS Light Tnna. ually, however, the objections are A trem en- We*re over- registered by chilly attitudes and 476 Main St. Rlifi yei biy do«a M'vingl TIES! thinning church attendance. MAGIC! Surf Detergent Btocked on thia. i Tuta Seeled — ■ Largest Christian bodies in the Will Be Open to o ff l-lb , 4 ea 3to A big brayt South are the Methodist Church ONLY Brand. [ECKS and the Southern Baptist Oonven- Tnes. to Pri. $ 1 ^ 5 bs of SUGAR W o r t h SOc tion. 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. The Rev. Dr. Albert McClellan hntoU A igiM All Detergent per ten t of Nashville, Tenn., a Southern Thurs. to 9 P.M. Stop Shop I k. . 4. / ». f l-lb , ec pkg Our own Stop A Shop Baptist executive, says he, knows Until After Labor Day 8 iSalad Dressing definitely of only three pastors Brand. Superb new recipe I forced out of their lailplts recently Sind Phmpplt 17< Cofuperea be brauda8 aelUng over the race que^on. L u k L iq u id at a mneh higher priaa. 3 9 “r But he said there could be many No. loot Pioetoi Briial laiiM 6 U *I more, and that he ’-new of several It oc plaftic boHia 37c others who resigned voluntarily | TOP l-p t, 0 ec plaatic boHia lAby Cora I'L-TO* PhrstooiM, because they felt they couldn't VALUE Thong SmHfads a.tlm’Rt’lUR.m 19* preach forthrightly r ^ i I 'r - ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1968 Pages 15 to 28 PAOB FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN, WEDNBSDAV. AX^mST »»1^68 Section Two WEDNBSDAT, ADowT o. iw. V JignrkrBtrr lEiirnfttg l^rraUt Bolton S6me Ask Exclusion Tax District Law Teacher Orientation Bolton PTA T h e pnopoaed downtown ta x in g dtetrict ordinanoe, which wUl be advertiBed to- To Hold Tea From Taxing District moirow, 'Friday, and Saturday Set T oday, T omorrow with a map at the dtetrict linee the town directors tentative For Nystrom The Mtablishment jof a downtown taxing district “would ly aet last night, reads: New teachers were '^^Icomed into the school system thi^ PireairiUe: morning at an orientation program at Manchester High not mean that everyone will benefit equally,” General Mana Wheneae it ie the Inteatidn Mw. Robert L. Butterfield of ger Richard Martin said last night, "any more than any other School. All town teachers will attend a second orientation ses Vernon Rd. hae accepted the dialr- at the Board ot Directora of sions tomorrow, also at the high school, preparatory to wel mahahip of the tea to be given by tax benefits equally.” the 'Towii of Manriieater to eatoblMi a special taxing dte- ' coming students back to the class- the Parent-Teachere Association of A lt a giroup ot Main St. mer- about $4.7 millkMi of propeaH.y in liam Dowd of the Manchester Fed ctaanbi, who aeld they felt that the dtetrict as now drawn, which trii* within the Town of Msui- room on Thursday. the Bolton school In honor of the i ADD Teacher orientation ^ eration of Teachers. new principal. Lincoln O. Nystrom. I "any aaeeemnent wx>uld be unjust, at 6 mills would yield about $30,- cheoter; and since no benjefit would be'derlved," Whereas the. revenue raised The orientation this morning be At 10 o'clock teachers will go to The tea will be held at the school I 000 annually, which could be ap their respective schools for indi on Sunday. Sept. 22 from 3 to 6 l J peitMioned to be eixoluded from the plied to buy some of about $400,- by the tax to be levied within gan with coffee at 9:30, followed dlirtrict, and suggested tax reduc auch dtetrict is to be used to by greetings from Supt. of Schools vidual meeting.s. p.m. I 000 worth of land for parking The orientation committee con An open ' house for the trailer | tions tesleed. (baaed partly on outdated ap provide additional erff-etreet William H..Oirtis and Asst, Supt. Utey aald they M t that tbe ad- parking for the "Downtown sisted of George Bradlau, Allan clasarooma will be held at the | praisals, however) the authority Ronald Scott. Then’"swtional meet Cone, George Bmmerling. Mis.s dMionei parking theut the reoeiptB Business District’’ of said ings were held with elementary, same time, with the units open: TRY has designated. Esther Gran.strom and Scott, Mrs. from the tax dislriot would pro Reviewing the admintetrotion of Town; and junior high, and senior high teach for everyone to Inspect. THEM! "riVtuereas it is the desire of Florence Woods was chairman. The tea will be the first PTA vide “Would not reMore businesB on the parking meter fund, Martin ers breaking down into groups. Main at." * the said Board of Directors of event of the year and will honor said that about $406,000 was taken Guests at a noon luncheon in BAREFOOT BIS DRIVER the teadiers at the elementary About 38 signed the opposing In during the 18 years the fund said towm to tax onily proper ties uaed wholly or partially cluded Mrs. Katherine Bourn, DALLAS. Tex. (API A cjty school as well ae Nystrom. All petition, while Joe^h Gammn, a was operative, of which about member of the parking authority, for commercial, buetoess or chairman of the .school board; Gen bus operator wi.shed for a bus af townspeople will be in^ited. $16a,000 was spent to provide new eral Manager Richard Marlin; ter a two block barefoot walk Grote & Weigel tranks have an enviable reputation. It is a family tradition at reports about 55 hove rigned the parking areas. professional purposes and not School Registration petition mppotidng the proposed to tax properties used exclu Mayor Francis Mahoney: Mr.s. over Dallas streets, lieated by th.'' New residents to Bolton since G&W to make the finest franks that pure meat.., human skill... and ultra The rest, he said, went for po sively for residential purpose*; Robert Heims, president of the July .sun. B. E. Mills, noting that district. licing the parking meters, instal- June are reminded that registra modern facilities can combine to produce. This has been going on since 1890 The dlnectore heaixl epokeemen Now therefore, the follow Manchester PTA Council; Robert his shoes need a repair job, tion of any school age children is ktUon of traffic lights, street wid ing ordinance is proposed by L. Brock, e.\ecutive vice president handed them over to the repair . . . and anyone vrho has been around this area for any sizeable portion of from both factions at an Informai ening and other related purposes. taking place this week in the prin- meeting at the Municipal Building Uie said Board of Directors of of the Manchester Chamber of man forgetting that he had left dpol’s office of the school. C ad l- that time will say "Grote & Weigel frankfurters are in a class by themselves." lost n i^ t, and then described ten “ Prom 1952 to 1955 the question said Town of Manchester; - Commerce; and Dr. Frederick his money,_ in his locker at the of the need for off-street parking transit office. He walked back to dpon being registered for kinder NO ARTIFICUL COIORIN6 A i A J, I tative boundaries for a proposed BE IT ORDAINED BY Lowe, dean of the Commimity Col garten must have a certificate of district for an official putoilc hear appeared on the directors agenda THE BOARD OF DIREC lege. the office barefooted to get the 27 times," Martin said. "At'‘ the vaccination and a health examin ing on Aug. 27. TORS OF MANCHESTER: This afternoon, the teachers money to redeem his shoes. ation. "Hie principal, Lincoln Ny ovihs/ynjuxb Hie proposed diatriot extenda time the directors discussed fi 1. In accordance with the AT YOUR PAVORITB FOOD STORS. nancing new parking with the held individual meetings in the strom. is on duty from now on. The from Maple to Pearl Sts. on the provisions of Special Act 150 sohoote where they wall be teach superintendent is on vacation this east side of Main St., and from general fund; now because of sev of the General Assembly of eral new ahop>plng areas in town, ing. Represenlative.s from the su week. Forest to Locust on the west side, 1962 concerning the establish perintendent's office answered mducators Meet at varying depths deadgned to ex we have a different situation.” ment of a special taxing dis Main Sit. as a whole is the questions regarding payroll deduc- I SHOE REPfilR The board of, education will meet clude residential piroperties in the trict for the purpose of de lions and insurance 1 tonight at 8 In’ the school library. rear of the business area. town’s second largest taxpayer, he fraying by taxes levied solely 1 ; i f said, assessed at about $6 million. Charles Wigren of the Manches On the August agenda arc the "Because we vote for these upon property wdthin such dis ter Federal Credit t’ nion (flh- opening of milk and oil bids, a The New World Of Mohawk Carpets lines tcmlght does not mean that The largest. United Aircraft, is trict any of the cost of under over $7 million; Hartford Electric cu.s.sed the credit imion'.s opera- I teacher resignation, a teacher ap we have to approve them next taking or accomplishing wdth- tion. pointment. approval ot the trans week,” said Republican Director Is at about $3 million. in such district any of the U-tURIT portation plans for the year and Harold A. 'Dirkington. More spoke In favor of the bill purposes authorized by chap Tomorrow's orientation for the j UIHILE- the unfinlrtied business of a policy "These Unas are tentative,’’ said than against last night. Matthew ter 100 of the general statutes. ■ft;V is full staff will begin at 8:30 a m. | with coffee in the cafeteria. At a j discussion. Mayor Francis J. Mahoney. To Moriarty, referring to opposition 2. Such special tax shall MARLOW'S Tanganjikans Visit the onlookers he said, "I hope that from the “several new shopping be based upon annual budget general .session beginning at 9. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dooley were areas” that Martin mentioned, appropriations and estimates talks will be given by Supt Chn- SHOE REPAIRING aU of you, and aU the other Inter said, host last weekend to Mrs. Phoebe ested merchants, will be here on of receipts from activities re tis, A.sst. Supt. Scott. Dr I»we, (LOWER STORE LEVEL) Mushi. a teacher, and Mrs. Ohris- “Some of the opponents feel that lated to such purposes, as ap Michael Gtiadano of the .Man- | the 27th for the public hearing." by hurting Main St. they will help tbia Neekela, equipment secretary Merchants and land owners for proved by the Board of Direc Chester Education Assn., and WII- j for Girl Guides in Tanganyika. their business; I don’t think that tors, for the special taxing and against the project seemed to is true. I know you jteople (the di The ladies are taking courses in bs concentrated geographically, district, as provided by the leader^p techniques at the Af rectors) aren’t going to be influ charter for adoption of budg with the opponents claiming a ma- enced by that sort of Individual.” ets, and shall be included and (H erald photo by Pinto) rican-American Institute in New Jorty of Main Streeters north of York City this summer. Neither “A great deal of Manchester’s shown separately in the an Mike Garvey and John Hutchinson MANdHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT'S Birch St. on the east and Ihirk St. leader^ip has oome from Main nual tax levy of the town. had ever been out of Africa. They on the west were especially interested in the St.,’’ he said, “and it would be a 3. The boundaries of this .'fiunmer camps, donating their Propents seemed to be concen ahame to see the area deteriorate.” special taxing district are as 14th ANNUAL mUking machines used by the trated south of these streets, but lalent.s for the enjoyment of thf^ Bolton Dairy. Oppositlcm to the taxing pro ithown on a map entitled ^New College Couriers’ Oie soatterlng ftirthar north—and posal had bsen expressed at an “MAP OF SPECIAL TAX- rampers. Jar\^ Team Wins the benefit the parking authority On one (H'ca.sion. .they asked if PEACH SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL The Jarvis baseball team beat earlier directors meeting by Alex rifG DISTRICT FOR DOWN says they wouW derive — prompt ander Jarvis. ITie Main St. CJorp., TOWN MANC3HBSTE3R dated they might .sing in a Hootenanny Potter’s Oil 17-5 last night with ed them to ask inclusion of a being held at the Red Barn In John Roberts pitching and Will | a Jarvis enterprise, is lnclude r '■ MANCHESTER EVENING .MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESPAT, AUGUST 21,196S PAGE NINETEEN a s L EIGHTEEN/ m a v c H E STE B e v e n i n g H E R A p, MANCHESTER, C»NN.,‘ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21.1968 idficant because it seena to . tooC tbcm passed by ■ the legislaturea In swer two qiuWtkms most W Im fstatuns these' cases, the conflict was Idle O ainis D ip city, K to easy to forget here that Supreme Court to Get Cases asked about reapporttamnaBt: latgdy political, with the gover Juat a few mtias beyond la wUder- 1. Is Oie “imie federal aypti nor belonging to one party aiid B y 81 in W eek Krauses Back Home neae, they say. t m MANCHESTER legal? Ibese. are li. the legislature oontrolled by an- ’Ibe return route proved to be ■ n to i i of Redistricting in November Which are like Oangreaa to adw r. DRIVEWAYS the Ughhghta of the ti4p. FYom they have ooe bouse Thwaiiloyinent daima BMi to H e i i ^ ttiey took the Marine by populatlan and the ^ber by Manobeater duitog tfae week end Free Esfimafes On: After Alaska Highway to,Prince Rupert, making z By 8TANUET MEISUER ♦tlott in cases where ettlsens com- S NationM in Bloc etafw at Juneau, Sitka and Pettefe- lain about- legislative districting, geographic units. ing Aug. 17 dropped 8J1 per eent WA8HIHOTON (AP)—The TJ.8. bmv- By this way, the traveller 2 le court left a number of ques 2. I f a bouse la tppqrtkaaai b y ' BAM XMB, Ooeta Rtoa — Oats- flrom the prevtous week. 8 population, how stripy. does It. has a ohanoe to view eome of the ~8uprme Oourt i« expected to tions unanswered. It may answer timl Amertoa’e oonmioa-fnaricet BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVINB *^etuniing from Alaska lYrtaMMa Aaaart-AT* AT> Man BMai AT* a HaalMM-AT* * r*mm AT* ■saHNaHIHa- Q # iaaililW WHh M illlaa- V# laiMPInMapM FbB V # IbbIIIbIbI l i - l E M TV TiavkiaaTiqrkiM SBM llalM il SttoklBf II pmaTiaiiSall i f m h i i SENSATIONAL SAVINGS TOYS THAT SQUEIK.- ALL CHANNEL PORTABLE TV TOYS THAT ROLL... 23-INCH FULL CONSOLE Powerful Chassis •taBminafc. a t * Nalrsafeikl* inrl-AT* TtMRto SfeMNr AT* iSP A ll Makes jjayp. •T* S ir..e 4r-U & RL S r t o M I ^ ^ Q Mm mAm A Mlifc 8 A rhrM Tel. 649-3406 MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. OPPOSITE MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE S MANGHESl'ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21; 196S PAGE TWENTY-ONE llANCHESTES EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, l96S PACK TWENTI iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii I ■’ 2 .n" I :!:«• — it , Junior Dftlight Manchester Parkade Stores Right Up Front »Ooodbye 'Vacation; HeUo Teacher ■KNITTER’S WORLD” la now Soon It wUl be time for students Charge overywhera to “hit the books" 691 M A IN ST. t ^ located on the main promenade at r Bargains bis Pariiade In larger quarters td again. W. T. GRANT COMPANY NEXT TO GAS CO. serve you with more merchandise, has the furnishings and the S49oes- Accounts sories to make your student’s life Netuaarkel • Biadden ^U aia of Iridescent crystal, and riie y -! more materials, more of every- carried a white orchid on a missal tiing you want In the needlework oonvenieiR and pleasant, whether Misd Arlena Busan Madden of MANCHESTER t + He pursues his studies st home or with streamers. Invited Listed by field. Come to the new ”KNTT- Bolton end Eugene, Ore., became Miss Beatrice Wiegold of Cov The Inquirer f W .. I'ER’S WORLD” toni«^ or at away. A roomy mapla DUX, $16.88 with matching chair,'^11.99 the bride of the Rev. Arthur F. entry was maid of honor. She your early convenience. You’ll Neuauurket Jr. of Roaeburg, Ore., wore a blue nylon, floor-length find CHRISTMAS ITBJMS dis and a maplo BOOKCASE, I16S8 can endow a room with an atrooe- Saturday afternoon at the West- strapless gown with a net shawl, a i * V - played, giving you a head start on phere conducive to thinking. Add blue tiara with matching veil, and planning for your holiday handi- side Church of Christ, Eugene. carried a colimial bouquet of yel vrt)rk. Jot doym the date "of a BECnsFREAD and matching The bride is the daughter of Mr. THURSDAY, SH1PTB3MIBKR 6, DRAPERIES in UVoly combina low carnations with streamers. Shell-Stifch Slippsrs! Other Storei Around Town tions of colors and famous for and Mrs, Wendell M. Graves of, Mias Geraldine VendrlUo of Man Main Street Stores when a FASHION SHOW IS Bolton Lake. The bridegroom la a chester, sister of the bride, was ' A - r u ^ a 1 i T f t T f t l Hear Weddlag Bells Binging? ^Help for Teenagere With Troubled PLANNED featuring professional carefree upkeep. W. T, GRANT (XJMPANy has EVERTmiNG son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. bridesmaid. She wore a floor- KeeD Vour Kye on *Hou»« * For Um Btaekboard Crowd Put FIANO’fl RESTAURANT bi Skin' models wearing hand-knit coats, Neumaricel ‘Sr., Bakefafleld, Calif. length gown of mint green nylon Why let an adolescent girl or suits, dresses, sweaters that you FOR SCHOOL from bulletin board ’J , ’ i n I Excitement ia in the air! you'll BACK TO SCHOOL clothes for charge of your wedding reception tacks to typswriters in addition to The Rev. Lynnton Blwell, paetor with a lace jacket, a matching ti feel it the mlnUe you step into boys and firla up to size 14 are and you can forget all the worries boy suffer, when the complexion can duplicate for yourself with of the Westslde Church, pierform- ara with veU, and qairied colo hand-picked fw jmu at MARI- yam,:and instrucUens available at BACK TO SCHOOL CLOTHES a HOUSE ft HALE DEPARTMENT and detaUs. PIANO’S RESTAU- breaks out in pimples, blackheads, for the kindergarten to ooUsm set. ed the double ring ceremony. Mrs. nial bouquet of yellow carnations STORE, now under new manage MAD’S, 691 Main Street. The new FANT ft OCX3KTAIL LOUNGE on acne. LENOX PHARMACY, 299 ’■KNITTER’S WORLD.” See you Gary Mead of Eugene was organ- with streamers. ONE DAY ONLY— THURSDAY. AUG. 22 season DREISSEIS, skirts and Medium East Center Street, has help avail there. The big, blight store of W. T. . 1st. Mias Janice Lorenzen of La- ment. Pulsating new life and en Route 6 and 44 in Bolton has g r a n t OOMPAFTY hsa Ms sta Miss Kathleen VehdriUo of Man thusiasm is evident on every floor, blouses with the famoius-name been pleasing customers year in able with the "Helena Rubinstein” Grande, Ore., was soloist. Bou chester, sister of the bride, and labels assure you of quality Have a Front Row Center Seat tionery Ikpartment brlnuniog with '18 up-to-the-minute merchandise and year out. The epaciouaness of set for troubled skin, $2.95 that notebooks, briefcases, pods, pen quets of white gladioli, white Mias Laureen Cook of Adrian, la'finding it« way into every de throughout. Notice the fine fab their BANQUET HALL wiU ac contains the medicated cleanser, When you own a 1964 model stock ahd pink ribbons were on Mich., sister of the bridegroom, rics. the exceptional fit. the smooth TELEVISION SET from GRAND cils, maps, all the tools and aids partment. The READY-TO-WEAR commodate your gueets comfort cream, and lotion with directions to assist in the labor of learning. the nltsr. TWO candelabra with were Junior bridesnmlda. They FASHIO'NS Include a choice and finishing Inside and out. Plaids, ably. Whether your group consists for treating clogged pores, reduc WAY. It's like having a front row, pink'candles were on each side of worjt gold, taffeta floor-length plenUfuI aeleoUon of 3-piece cotton stripes, floral prints all done up of the intimate family members or ing excess oil, refining pores. Also center seat for the entertainment the altar. of your choice. EJveningB are get Boost the spirits of someone gowns with matching tiaras, and THE HAND SMOCKED DRESS knit suits, W4.«a. so versatile, so with refreshing artistry are tail encircles friends and acquaint at LENOX PHARMACY you’ll bedridden In your home. For a re The bride, given in marriage by carried colonial bouquets of laven lOCMf? ting longer. You’ll want to enjoy wearable now into, winter. Keep ored into jumper styles, two-piece ances, the versatile banquet hall find the “Max jractor” line of freshing change, substitute a her father, wore a full-length der carnations with streamers. your eye on HOUSE & HALE. outfits, livened up with chalk- medicated ipake-up;: The skin to the fullest all the new shows, gown of candlelight satin with a is adjustable to your needs. Talk the sports events, plays and docu panted floral sheet for,the tradi- Aftthpii^ yiJuMo of Maitehester OF REAL PRINCESSES white touchee. For the boys in over your plans. PIANO'S can cleanser, the ‘*Pure Magic” foun Uonal white aheet. Use It orver panel of alencon lace re-embroi- served as best man. Peter Huftield ’ A SWITCH IN TIME . . . the family you’ll find rugged and dation that hides blemishes, as. the mentaries with reception at its dered with seed pearls. Her finger .make your once-a-llfetlm« wed beat, with bright, clear pictures. blankets, if they are needed, for of Manchester was usher. Parents whose children love hot durable COTTON SLACKS labeled ding reception a smoothly-running healing process'continues, togeth a truly gay effect Vat-dyed aheets tip veil of illusion was attached to The bride's mother wore a dogs and hamburgers but who be "Farah" and "Billy the Kid,” tail er wi& medicated powder giving a See the 1964 models of "Zenith”, a pearl crown, and she carried a stiMt-length dress of pink nylon ored to perfection, $2.98 and $3.98. <»4iy to remember. "RCA,” “Motorola” television sets can be kept as fresh and germ- gin to leave half of either along velvety finish as it combats bac free as white ones. Bible and bouquet of white rosea and organza with a matching lace about mid-summer au^ advised to These handsome, wash 'n wear teria. FOR THE YOUNG MAN. (avallaible In color and with stereo) and Ivy. Small children often like to nap at GRAND-WAY. You’U thrill to Jacket, white accessories and a make a quick switch.—Elongate TROUSE3RS come In the season s while traveling in a car for rela get "TAC5CLE”, 98c to banish Be a Relaxed HostcM Mrs. Dariid Martin of Bhigene corsage of lavender cariiatlons. the hamburgers and serve them newest shades (greens, browns, PIMPLES, BLACKHEADS and the handsome lowboy atyUng, the was matron of honor. Miss Loren tively long distances. If you have slim line construction, the rich, Discover DING’S ITAIXAN The bridegroom’s mother was un In hot dog rolls, and half split new beige and smoky .grey) many a station wagon, toss some sleep oily skin. She'll be the prettiest KITOHIEN for yourself. Get that zen, the soloist, was also maid of able to attend. the hot dogs and serve them in with invisible inside miracle waist girl in the claas with her hair woodgraln cabinets. Take your honor. Miss Kathryn Neumarkel ing bags in the back or use foam choice of portable or console mod carefree, haq^ feeling whenever A reception for 50 was held at h ^ b u rg e r rolls. The procedure band for snug, adjustable fit, and rubber pads as inexpensive, com treated to a NEW “TONI” for compOny apatites call for nourish of Bakersfield, a sister of the the Cove Restaurant, Coventry. Is estimated to add weeks to the "Scotchgard” stamp tells you that smooth 'n sleek look for grade els at GRAND-WAY, now display bridegroom, and Miss Myrna Wolf fortable beds. ing a 28” Motorola COU>R TELE ment. Order a deUcknia PIZZA, When leaving on a motor trip to hamburger-hot dog acceptaWllty the fabric is stain repellent. What schoolers (and their older sisters). blushing with red ripe tomatoes of Modesto, cailf., were brides Rhode Island, Mrs. Cook wore a sunong small fry. a diversified choice of SHIRTS, VISION for your Inapectlon and maids. Dave’s Smoke Shop Priced $2.40 this permanent gives enjoyment. Here In the APPLI and your choice of muahrooms, tangerine sheath dress with JERSEYS and SWEATERS await Make it a pleasant habit to shop lots of body and little curl, just Cut on slimming p>rlncess lines, sausage, salami, anchovies, pepper- All the bridal attendants wore matching accessories. The couple Hand-Knit In Ireland you at MARI-MAD’S. Shopping this clever daytime or date-time ANCE E «yT . of GRAND-WAY street-length dresses of pale pink DAtfE’S SMOKE SHOP, 111 Cen the thing for the desirable 1964 ire the wanted gifts to please the oni or bacon. GRINDERS, too, are will live at 869 Main St. OORET CASUALS, 887 Main for BACK-TO-SCHOOL clothes at N ter Street, now AIR OONDmON- look. "TONETTE” the children’s frock la certain to delight every a complete meal, bursting with nylon chiffon over pink taffeta, Mrs. Cook, a 1962 graduate of Street, has SWEATERS that were MARI-MAD'S is a joy that lasts junior miss. October bride (and her groom). designed with full skirts. Their EID. Come for your favorite sum permahent, $1.92 is the "no mix, no The new ”G.E.” BILECTRIC SUC- good-for-you flavor. They are Manchester High School, has been UNDERWEAR hand-knit In Ireland, so exquisite and lasts through the long life CROCHET No. 8190 with Patt-O-Rama la headdresses were pink and white mer READING. Relax at the glis mess” permanent, quick and easy INO KNIFE is here. U^ether with oven-toaMed READY TO employed by Family Publications and eye-catching you’ll gel much cf the g6jrm«atM. with such lovely re.sults. in sizes 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18. where you go. Enjoy the fun of flowers on net, and they carried Service, Manchester. 4/It. Cook, attention. Each sweater bears a tening refreshment counter as you Bust 30'!, to 38. Size 11. 3U4 bust,' the latest in mixers, toarters, cof cascades of white carnations and alp and munch aomething delicious fee makers, fry pans at most in dkving out at DING’S ITALIAN 1960 graduate of Adrian (Mich.) label, personally autographed by Imaginative favors or ammge- Give your dustpan a coaling of short sleeves, 4 S yards of 35-inch. KITCHEN or let the apedaltlea of ivy with baby pink rosea in the Central CathoUc High School is the lassie who knit your sweater. and satisfying. If the man of the To order, send 40c in coins to: viting prices as alwaya at centers. by ^ G o r d m ments to brighten a bridge table house appreciates a good cigar, paraffin wax to make emptying GRAND-WAY. Listen to the the chefa here be reltabed at home. employed as manager trainee by You have a pen-pal in the making! or dinner table are easy to make. dirt easier. Sue Burnett. The Manchester ENe- OPEN SUNDAY THROUGH Daniel Neumarkri of Bakersfield Flagg Brothers Shoes, Hartford. ^ many kitten-soft SWEATERS get a box of 50 sweet and mild ___ _ rC> nlng Herald, 1150 AVE. OF SOUNDS OF PROGRESS, while served as his brother’s best man. I’m a very current For example, you can convert nap “DAVE’S SMOKERS” CIGARS, AMERICAS. NEW YORK 38, N.Y. carpenters and planners are mak THURSDAY 11:80 a.m. to 11:80 are here of 100 per cent wool. kins into place cards. Put each $1.99. ’The ahop is brimming with Everybody Votee ‘Yes’ Ing changes at GRAND-WAY for pm. and OREM FRIDAY AND Ushers were Bryan Wilhite of AVOID INTEOBA'nON event in my Kate You’ll like the fluffy brushed tex guest’s initials on his napkin with Lacy shell-stich crochet creates ■When ROYAL ICE CREAM is For Ist-class mailing add 10c for SATURDAY to 1 a.m. Bakersfield, a cousin of the bride COLUMBIA, 8.C. (AP) — South ture of mohair and wool blends, soft, comfortable slippers for loung novelty GIFT'S, also GREETING each pattern. Print Name, Address your in c re ^ d shopping pleasure groom; and the Rev. Gerald Rud- Greenaway shirtw ^t. Just in time for plastic tape. CARDS, RECORDS, BOXED on the docket, you’ll get a "yes” and convenience. The management Carolina's 36 public parks will be also lamb's wool, faMiioned into ing! So quick and inexpensive to vote all around. Children and with zone. Style No. and Size. Keep a lunch box neat by ar berg and the Rev. David Martin, closed indefinitely Sept. 8 to avoid Sires 7 to 14. V-neck pullovers and cardigan make for yourself of gift-giving! CANDIBS. OPEN SEVEN DAYS The new fall ft winter '63 Basic is constantly on the alert to cre both of California. Step FasUonabiy Into September A WEEK. I t ’s a pipe smoker’s adults smack their Ups over the ate new avenues of shopping ad' ranging artlclea in the order racial integration. Back to School styles in the new season cranberry , Pattern No. 6048-N has crochet rich, smooth goodness. They like Fbshlon Is pure sewing deligrht. Mrs.'Graves wore a beige Chan A federal court order in July GUSTAFSON’S SHOE STORE, directions for sizes small, medium heaven at DAVE’S SIMOKE SHOP. Send 50c now for copy. vantages for you. 'they’ll be eaten. shades and other rainbow times 706 Main Street, has BACK TO the fresh, tangy flavors, the pret tilly lace suit with pink acces said the parks should be integrat 5.98 to matcli your every mood. These and large inclusive. ty C(riors, the fancy shapes. Buy sories, and a corsage' of pink ed within 60 days. Briefs. Reg. 69c...... J for ftTC W on d e r f u 1 go-\rith-everything SCHOOL shoes in styles that are To order, send 35c in coins to: A sprlngerle rolling pin ha.s de Fine selection of dresses; fhToritas with aeUve boys and | Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening signs carved In the wood. Double it at fine drug and grocery stores An Important ’MiisV Decorate with a Flair lavestzoeat Oeater roses. ITie bridegroom’s mother Twenty of the parks are for T-Shirts. Reg. 79c J for 97C SWEATEStS are the kind you ]ust that carry ROYAL ICE CREAM. A vi.-dt to SCHULTZ BEIAUTY Need investment advice or wore a blue silk linen dress with whites and six for Negroes. State By Suzy Brooks, Polly can’t go without, they team so girls. Mother, while you are here Herald. 1150 AVE. OF AMERI lines between designs are guides MANCHESTER CARPET CEN law permits only segregated FTlnder, Ruth Originals, try on NEW FALL SHOES that CAS, MEW YORK M. N.Y. for cutting cookies apart. For special occasions, serve an SALON, 968 Main Street, U Im TER, 311 Main Street, has added s p i e r s for your meetings ? Osll white accessories and a corsage of TODDLERS handsomely with jumper, skirt or ICE ORRAM CAKE, or fesUve portant whether you’re returning Manchester Inveetment headquar white rosea. park faculties. Little Star, Tiny Town, Fdll ent for fit... Reinforced seams slacks. Talk aibout looking great, combine smartness with heavenly For ist-class mailing add lOc for the "ROXBURY” line of 100 per Effects of the closing won't be Kate Greenaway, Young comfort For all walks of life, each pattern. Print Name, Address Time to Beahoffle Your Closets STENCIL SLICES or gala SPU- to studies or just taking pride in cent wool carpeting. Imagine be ters, SHEARSON, HAMMELL A A reception for 100 was held at ... Premium combed cotton — All that’s you in a SWEATER from MONI. Save the Ijest for last. a well-groomed appearance. The COMPANY, 913 Main Street, a the First Baptist Churdi, Eugene. felt until next seascai. Sophisticates and Suz 1-4, 4.98 CX>RET CASUALS. there is a heel height to suit you with Zone and Pattern Number. Yes, It’s time to get out fall and ing able to chooee from 44 RUG For a motor trip to Northern Cali anne. attractively wrapped in sanitary perfecUy at GUSTAFSON’S. Just 60c for the New '63 Album! winter apparel as we prepare to Serve ROYAL ICE CREIAM for ’•WELLA GAP” TREATMENT OCXjORS. B(S daring or demure, member of the New York Stock dessert regularly. lets your hair revitalize it.self with this quality carpeting has inter Exchange. Telephone 649-282L fornia Mrs. ‘Neumaricel wore a yel package* for fresh, clean prottetioa For better balance of picturea Many lovely designs! Directions say hello to autumn. "MARTTNIZ low gold linen and silk suit with 3-6x, 4.98 Even during late spring and'^°i’ afghan in knit; doily. ING” the ONE HOUR I>RY nouri.shing oils. It will shine and esting texture due to the "randam at all rimea shd mirrors, use two hajigers glisten with the look of vibrant shecu^” process which leaves When you weed out your cloeet white accessories, and a white rose spaced about two and 14 inches Mmmer there are cool days when edgings and slippers in crochet! CLEANING at 20 East Center Have Paee-of-Mind corsage. The couple will live in In a girl needs a coat. A lightweight Street and 399 West Middle Tpke. Go off on a vacation jaunt, leav health. Let the talented beautic some looped yarns, some cut, re at the approach ct a new eeaeon, LEONARD’S i ^ d e the edges of the frame. ians here give you a new HAIR sulting in carpeting that is ex be firm with yourself. Discard or dianapolis, Ind., after Sept. 15. 7-12, 5.98 silk or cotton coat is a good in- These Say *Oood Lock to Yoa’ ca.i help you whix through house ing your pet bird in the capable Mrs. Neumarkel is a graduate of cleaning and the restocking of care of THE PET SHOP at DE SHAPING style. It’s time to BCX)K ceptionally soft, durable, cush give away anything that you know To clean brass items that are veatnient for thait time of year. Zm A N JEWELRY STORE, YOUR APPOINTMEffsT f o r a Bast Hartford Higdi School and lacquered, try cleaning with salt .your rtosets from summer to au- POT SQUARE. Prefer food and iony, You’ll agree M’s been iq>t- won’t be used, ho matter how much SHOES oorner Birch and Main, offers so PERMANEJNT WAVE. 643-8951. ly titled, ‘"Ebccttement." After you paid for It. It win pay no Swedish Oovenank HoepRal School and vinegar applied with fine Do It the Easy Way many suggestions to food rela tumn apparel. Service at ”MAR- attention will be lavished with of Nuraing, Chicago, nl. She at 881 MAIN ST. steel wool. Rinse well, dry and TlNIZINa” ia fast yet thorough. understanding. Here it’s head a long absence, gray carpeting is dividends taking up space in your If you are planning to redooo- tives as they aeardi for an on-to- We are constenUy bombarded by included in the "ROXBURY” line closet. tended Northwest Chriatlan Col polish or apply a fresh coat of rate with new wallpaper, remem college gift for theit cheri;^ed It is geared to save you time. All quarters for tropical fish, ham dentifrice commercials and remind lege, Eugene, after being employed lacDcquer. work is done on the premises so sters, puppies and everything at MANCHE5STEJR CARPET ber Umt JfNlNSON PAINT CO.. young man or miss. There are ers to go to the dentist twice a CEINTEIR and the color is desig at the University of California at PERFECT FOR Little girls adore Polly Flinders styles and A there is leas danger ctf loss. Dele for their feeding and well-being. 723 Main Street, has "Whip” dependidJle WATCHES in attrac year. But. do you take as good nated aa "Silver Swede.” The Inquirer Los Angeles Medical Center. The WALLPAPER REMOVER, 85c tive price ranges. There are gate the shirt-laundering chores to Brighten the life of a lonely .shut- care of your teeth as you are ad Rev. Mr. Neumarkel attended BACK-TO-SCHOOL mothers appreciate the Fine detailing. that makes a 2-gaIlon solution to BRAOBlLBrrS and CHARMS to •■MARTTNIZINa” TVTO HOUR in or elderly someone with the joy vised to do? Brushing at least Bakersfield Junior College and do all the work of lifting old wall- serve as a constant reminder of SHDVT SSRiaCE at 299 West of a living gift, a singing canary graduated from Northwest CJirls- LAND O' FASHION Middle T\>ke. So smooth and tidy, or a provocative parakeet. Bring twice a day la really more import paper from a waH like magic. your good wirtiee. ZE3RAN JEW ant to you than to the companies I X tdan College in 1962. He was or All are made for y o u r little princess in 883 MAIN 8TBEET Using a large paint brush, simply ELRY STORE is ready to serve you’ll like the neat packaging, so the youngsters into THE PHTT dained in Noverraber 1962, and was t)mt even if shirts slide around in trying to sell a variety of products. For dampen the wallpaper with a solu- you to your complete Satisfaction. SHOP for a tour that is educa- pastor of Roseberg First CJiristlan NATIONAllY easy-washing, little or no-iron fabrics. Sizes BRIDE and BRlDESBIftlDS Uon of WAL.LPAPER REMOVER the drawer, they stay fresh and tional and entertaining. "LITTIjE Semi-Annual ftogress Report and Little River Christian ADVIRTISID AND ACCESSORIES and you’ll say “How wonderfully One-Stbp Shopping Center clean. Before you store away your & McKENNEY” is the name to re (X>BURN ft MIDDLEBROOK, Churches in Oregon. from one to ten years. a Appointments Available e easy” aa you use a scraper or put- If the task of BACK-TO- SUM3ftSXt WOOLfi, have them member for your ■ lawn and gar 629 Main Street, Invites you to Jty knife to slide off the wallpaper. SCHOOL wardrobe staofqdng is treated to "MARTTNIZING”. den needs. read the good report of the ”GOV- Cook - Vondrfllo D '■ t still before you, save younetf Ume BJRNME3NT EMPLOYEJS FINAN Miss Patricia iSlanne VendrlUo and money by coming to MAR CIAL CORPORA-nON STOCK” of Manchester became the bride of LOW’S, 867 Main Street. For Pletare Frames Official Gym Clothing for the 6 month period ending 883 Main St. — Monchaitar Gary Lee Co<* of WBchlgan on ••"Hi boys and girls, the Apparel De If you’ve completed a paint-by NASSIET ARMS COMPANY, June, 1963. Come in or call July 15 at St. Bridget’s Church. ill partment can outfit the slim or number picture'thii aummer, or if 991 Main Street, i.s headquarters 643-1105. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. Manchester School Girls chubby grade-schooler, teen you have a cherished print, char for SCHOOL GYM SUPPLIES. and Mrs. Pasquale VendrlUo, 318 ager, prep-schooler or on-to-Col- coal or photo, remember that Official equipment for students of Rounder, lower heels are seen Oakland St^The bridegroom is the lege student with fashionable en BOTH FAIRWAYS have a com Manchester public schools and this season. Short heels, from It's That Time Again! plete selection of PICTURE eon of MWLRlMCkiok of Adrian, sembles at friendly prices Dress State trade schools includes reg one to two inches, appear in every FINAL SUMMER Mich. es. skirls, blouses, trousers, shirts, FRAMES (wood, metal) in a wide ulation shorts and jerseys phis guiuse. FOr daytime wear, the The Rev. DennllTHussey per Coll Us For First Day underwear, socks, rainwear, sleep- range of sizes and all FAIRWAY- roomy, sturdy GYM BAGS, also heel is set back with straight in formed the double ring ewemony G PRICED. wear and shoes are the kind that sneakers and related needs. A side, (nirved outside Unee. For and celebrated the nuptial Mass the fashion-oonscioua set demsnda complete range of sizes is avaU dress rt flares discreetly. Corners and spaces under cab Mrs. Raymond Murphy was or Hair Styles Mom appreciates the .durable able. ”S ft H” GREEN STAMPS CLEARANCE ganist and soloist. The slU r was quality and the thrifty price tegs. inets, stoves or refrigerators make are an extra shopping dividend Pay Bills Promptly cleaning the kitchen fiber a slight decorated with bouquets of white Hair Cuts Shop MARLOW’S for BACK TO for you at NASSIFF ARMS COM Enjoy the convenience of a gladioli, carnations and baby's »7-99 S<3H S«£( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21,1968 FACE TWENTY-FIVE FAGl TWBNTY-rOUlt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNh WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1968 Front-Runninfr Dodf'ers Stall St. Louis, Milwaukee Topples San Franckco I The Only Guy Who Can Get Him Out Miss Bell Wins, Sets Golf Recor d P f o C h a r t s Herald Angle ------eV TKURRN/ OLCeRWVAN- ■ y i ..f Little League HOWIE HOLCOMB 1-up Triumph Cleveland Aiotataat Sperta Editor Slumping Giants Fall IVz Games Back Advances Her Adult Boosters Strange Birats at Fenway Park This Week NEW YORK (AP)—Turns Louis, that Increased their lead to victory over Houston, and Pitts-, protected the edge with five in'-^old In 1944, allowed the Colts only.fcoff Roger Craig In the last of the •niere have been several strange "firsts” during the Red To 3rd Round To Be Honored 6 'i games. burgh defeated the Chicago Cubs nings of one-hit relief work. three hits before he left in the ninth to give the Phillies a tie In Sox’ current home stand at Penway Park. One occurred Mon out th*t Bound we heard last 5-3„ * • • eighth inning for a pinch hitter. the nightcap. They won in the Milwaukee handed the Giants day hight when lumbering Didk Stuart, whb’H never be Active adult participants In the w«^k wasn’t the Los Angeles their fourth straight setback, rid * « • BRAVE8-GIANTS— A1 Worthington finished up, allow 12th when Ruben Amaro singled^ WILLIAMSTOWN, M ass. DODGKftS-CARDS— Giants' starter Billy Pierce took ing one hit. Ken Johnson, 6-17, took second when Larry Bear- known as twi^letoea, chugged and wheezed around the Moncheater Little League program Dodgers pushing the panic ing Lee M ayes three-run tie will be guests of the league offici breaking homer to a 6-1 victory The Dodgers trailed 4-2 going a 1-0 lead into the seventh but lost it. narth hit Ryne Duren with a pitch bases for the first inside-the-park homer in Boston in about (AP)—^It’s tough enough to button after all, just A1 Dark • * « and scored on Tony Taylor’s sin als at a banquet Wednesday, Sept. at San Francisco. The loss into the fourth, but a five-run consecutive singles by Gene Oliv two years. Inside-the-park circuit clouts are a rarity a t the lie a course record without Parker. Other possibilities with a harmless bee in his er, Joe Torre and Roy McMillan METS-PHILLIES— gle. Duren, 6-2, was the winner. 11, at the Army A Navy Club RUNNING — A happier Jimt^Frank dropped the Giftnts off the fourth inning beat the Cardinals, amalUah Jersey Street diamondf> laving to scramble to stay are Ken Frost, from Dallas, and scored the tying run and brought Powell got the only runs he * • * league president Tom Conran an Brown (sans Paul Brown) doesn’t bonnet. pace and one game in front of who came into Los Angeles fresh anyway, but for a runner Iflw Stu alive, too. But pert Judy Bell newcomer Jim Kanicki. They get from a three-game sweep of the on Bob Bolin. Bolin got two outs needed In the opener against the PIRATES-CUBS— nounced today. A steak supper will necessarily mean a more effective Mnee last Thursday, when Philadelphia. art th e /r e nigh Impoeslble. be served at 6:30 to all coaches, their maximum pass nish from the The Phillies, who split with the Giants. before Maye drove his homer over Phillies when the Mets struck for The Pirates scored all their runs did both yesterday and was one unless they get a good nm- Dark's defending champions from Stuart’a eye-opener started Os a managers, commlsstoners, um New York Mels, had their eight- Bill White's error on a grounder the left field fence. Bob Sadowskl, two runs in the eighth off Cal on homers, with Jerry Lynch con one of 32 survlvara today for third ning mate. So far it’s ex-lion Ken ends. B -f San Francleco had trimmed the very Ugh, losy fly ball that barely pires, sponsors and league officers. game winning streak snapped on by John Roseboro let Frank How 3-5, got the victory with Bob McLish, 12-9. A1 Moran’s single, necting with two on, in the first and fourth round play In the 63rd Webb. Scurrying for jobs behind IJNEBACKING — If there’s Dodaera’ National League lead to eluded a tremendous leap by Other Invited guests include Jim a four-hit 1-0 .shutout by rookie ard and Willie Davis score with Shaw's three innings of scoreless an Infield out, a single by Jim inning, and Bill Mazeroski and Women’s National Amateur Golf them are Mel 'Wplet (blocking is strength In numbers, the Browns three games, all the sting was Cleveland’s 'Vlo DavalUlo. The boll Herdlc, superintendent of recrea gm e oik of the Giants. Grover Powell but took the second the tying runs. Singles by Maury relief. Pierce, 3-9, took the loss. Hickman and Tim Harkness' dou-! Jim Pagliaroni hitting consecutive Cbamplonship $t Taconic Golf his forte). Ernie Green (good open have it. Switch of end ,Iim Hous ' Wills and Jim Gilliam then drove * * * ble did the damage. Frank Thom bases-empty homers in the sev coma off tbe wall, grazed Dava- Club. tion; Horace Murphey, superintend field runner) and Charley Seales. ton to a comer spot looks Hke a The front-running Dodgers, game of a twi-nighter 2-1 in 12 lUlo’a lace and caromed at a crazy innings to close up on the Giants. in the lead run and Ron Fairly REDS-COLTR— as hit a two-run homer in the enth. Don Cardwell, touched for Mias BeU, who reached the quar- ent of parks; members of the Rec B -f siioceas. Galen Flss is an old stand meanwhile, have reeled off six an^e toward the left field foul line. Cincinnati's Joe Nuxhall posted hit a two-run single that put It Nuxhall, 11-6, who started his ninth. a homer by Ron Santo, got the terfinoila four years ago, 'waa star reation Department crew that PARSING — Jhn Ntnowski, who by, but Mike Loorl and Sam Tld- cunaecatlve vlctoriei—the latest a maintained the fields all season; i his 100th NL victory in a 1-0 out of reach. Bob Miller, 8-8, major league career as a 16-year- Roy Sievers hit a two-out homer victory. Bob Buhl, 9-12, lost it. Lett fielder John Romano, (and ing at a four bole deficit after 10 started as second stringer, has n>ore want hi. Vince Costello in fa decision erer second-place St. Earl Yost and Howard Holcomb of that’s another part of this story) holes of her second round match forged ahead of Frank Ryan again. middle is getting stiff challenge with ‘veteran Pertly Riley of Fort The Herald. was over towaiTl center and the He has to justify the trade that from rookie Tom Goosby. Stan ball's odd bounce left both him Worth, Teot. Preoentetions Set Presentations scheduled during brought hfan back to Cleveland last Sezurek, too. B-j- and DavalUlo going the wrong I t didn’t seem as it too Colorado year to make the Browne a con Major League way. By the time Romano ran it the after-dinner program include SEOOND.ARY — Loss of Don Springs, Ooto., gtrtfer would bo tending club. C down and fired toward the infield, around for tbe full 18 holea. the Higgins Memorial Trophy Fleming shook up the deep de Blasingame No-Hit Spoiler Again = L e a d e r s = Stuart waa rounding third. A per But she was — with a 1-up vic which goes to Morlarty Brothers, RECEIVING — Flanker Ray fense. Bemie PaiTish and Jim fect relay might have had him tory and a 74 that equalled the playoff champions. Sponsors ot the Renfro looks like he’ll loee his job Shofner are probably set at cor at the plate but the throw was women’s oompeitiiU've oounse record three league champs will also re to Gary Collins. John Brewer ners again. Roah Fitchtner. a 1962 NATIONAL LEAGUE high and wide, "the Golden Glove” aot bi 1966 by hrsne Tworig o f WU- ceive trophies. Plaques will be hangs on as tight end. Bobby surprise, is one safety. It’ll be single. Claude O.steen was the- for the White Sox. gave up a single awarded to the men who served as NEW Y C »K (AP)— In this? to Felix Mantilla in the fir.sl in Batting (800 at bats)— Groat, sUdlng home in a cloud of dust. bamstown. Crespino is showing Rich Kreit- Bobby Franklin or Jim Shorter for lo.ser. St. I.Oiils, .341; T. Davis, Los An umpires during the past season the other job unle.ss one of the a g « of specialization, Don| Lumpe's homer in the 14lh in ning, then retired, the next 24 men Although the sight of “ Big Stu” •Too XThauated’ llng at -split end. The real hope for geles, .827; Clemente. Pittsburgh, Principal speaker will be Matt B8e»in$rame ranks ae a spe- ning of the second game came off in order before the Red Sox picked pedaling frantlcaUy around the ‘T didn’t even reallae tt. ttod toe improvement Ues with new kids. effen.sive ends is shifted. B— .326; Pinson, Cincinnati. .321; Gon Morlarty "dean” of Uttle League Tom Hutchinson and Clifton Mc eiaUBt’s specialist. He spoils loser Don Rudolph with two out. him for four more singles and bases waa odd, it was no worse record,” the beepeotaciled former sponsors. breaking a tie that had lasted their two runs in the ninth. zalez, Philarlelphia, .320. than watching Romano trying to Curtis Cupper said later. 'T was Neil. B— SIMMART — Bhuiton Collier Bo4iit bids. Pizarro collected a double and Runs— .Aaron, Milwaukee, 91; avoid serious injury whUe chaUng too exhausted from fighting back OFFENSIVE LINBl—You can’t faces a tough first year as coach. Wsitiliigtoa's handsome second from the seventh. Dave Wicker- two singles and knocked in three Flood, St. Louis, 90; Ma>-s, San drives to left. His complete outfield to win.” lose guys the caliber oi Jhn Ray The Paul Brown austerity has beiiaman did it again Tuesday sham was the winner in relief. • • • runs. T^c White Sox clinched it Francisco, and White, St. Louis, experience totals three games — IMlss BeU was b a v ii« a Uttle been replaced by ttie. kimlly ap night with a ftjurth inning bunt Smith and Mike MrCormark and INDIANS-YANKS— in the sixth with a five-run burst 88; Rose, Cincinnati, 85. at least only three games In pro trouble in adj departments o f the not be hurt. Tackle ia partlculariy proach. but the type of material single, the only hit off Moe Dra- Ss’-vsi' i'mt Yankee southpaw Whitey Ford, against loser Bob Heffner, Rims Batted In— Aaron, Mil fessional baseball. He did nothing game on the front nine, pooUng a vulnerable, where Monte Clark re- that used to surrtmnd Brmvn has bowaky hi the opener of an Ameri- * « * waukee, 103; White. St. Louis, 91; but catch in the minors. 40 and falling three down. Mias oon League doubleheader at Kan- 17-7. survived bases-loaded jams phsoee McCormaok. Tliere won’t been gradually weakened by poor in the seventh and eighth innings TIGERS TWIN-S— Boyer, St. Louis, 87; Pinson. Cin * * * JOHNNY ROMANO RUey won the 10th and It seemed NATIONAL LEAGUE be any more meaeeoger guards, drafts and refirements. They don’t SM Ctty. nie Athletics romped In Singles by Lennie Green In' the cinnati, 83; Santo, Chicago. 81. about over. Lynch (11), Maseroskl (8), Pag- the first gome, 9-0, with Doc Ed at New York, but couldn’t get by with John Wtoten and Gene Hlch- have the look of a big winner. fir.st inning and Harmon Killebrew Hits—Groat. St. Ixiuls, 170; Pin Not Really ThriUed (Iowa), 9-2. He fanned eight ta But Judy settled down on Ta- llaroal (9), Pirates; Santo (22), wards baRlng in five runs, and won the one in the ninth. Woodie Held's eroon setaed.\c-f- double, a walk to Donovan and a in the seventh were the only Min son, Cincinnati. 167; White, St. alz lianinga to stay atop tbe MM- oonlo’s kish green layout and cap cubs; Tbomas (IS), Meta; Stovers the second 7-6 in 14 innings on Romsno haoD’i publicly oom- weet Leagoe hurlers in that de- DEFENSTVE LINE — Partic Second Baseman Bobby Richard single by Jerry Kindall filled the nesota hits off Aguirre. Colavito I»uU , 163; Aaron, Milwaukee. 152; plained sbeut Ua new choree tured tbe final three bolee after TENSION (AND JAW) BREAKER—F^teen-year-old (14), PUnies; Blaye (16), Braves. Jerry Lumpe’s two-run homer. broke a scoreless tie with his Gonzalez, Philadelphia, and Flood, partnaent He was tagged solidly winning the 11th. A fine wedge Debbie Austin of Oneiiia, N. Y., youngest contestant in AMERICAN LEAGUE ularly strong at tbe ends with Paul son of the Yankees took part in 116 Blasingame also played the bases before Davilillo sent In the after all, whan the boss, in this deciding run with his two-out hit. homer off Lee Stange in the sixth, St. Louis. 148. ttda tone as his wan-lost marie shot to eight feet of the pin and Charles (10), Edwards (4), Sto- W l ( ^ and BiU Giass. Bob Gain double plays last season. He led spoUor against Stan Williams of case BkPdia TdUbetts, soys play the Women’s Amateur Golf Championship at Williams- • * * and Cash capped the Tigers' seor- Doubles— Groat, St. Louis, 36; slomped to S-16. a peifoot putt gave her a two un bem (U), Umpe (8), Atotottos; is still a tough customer at tadcle the American League's second the New Tork Yankees on Aug. 6, left field, you play left field. But town, Mass., uses bubble gum to ease tension while wait WHITE SOX-RED SOX— ing with a three-run shot in the Pinson, Cincinnati, and Gonzalez, der par 84—the lowest nine holes Qssh (19), CWavlto a9). Tigers and has been joined by sophomore sackers. iIiUBDiU for the lone Senator hit lit wouldn’t take mucta balk with There haon’t boon much for tbe ing to tee off. (AP Photofax.) Plzarro, who also starred at bat ninth. Philadelphia, 28. the veteran badistop to know he’s yet posted during the first two off the right-hander. Last year Triples— ihnson, Cincinnati, 18; Red SoK to be happy about in re days of the weeMong toumamnt. with Cincinnati, Blasingame ac not thriUed with the new post. cant weeks but they got a small Gonzalez, Philadelphia, 10; Brock ‘Watching Lou dlnton rip a ooUd Calmly eyeing the next few days, eluded two-time winner Mrs. Anne counted tor the only hit against of cheer Monday when with a M hole final set for Satur Ool Koonce in a game against the and Williams, Chicago, and Tay diiva to left hi praottoe Monday Quasi Welts of Seattle, Wash.;, lor, Philadelphia, 9. Mg Gene Oonisv mode bis first day, is defending queen Joanne Chicago Cube. Ernie Dyson Wins night, he crooked, “pleaae don’t appaoiaiMs on toe moustd sinoe schoolteacher Nancy Holmes of Dick Donovan's steady pitching Home Runs — McCovey, San hit them tbat hard at me after Gunderson of Providence, R.I. Nashville, Tenn., and Arizona JUST A FEW DAYS LEFT Francisco, 34; Aaron, Milwaukee, oing on toe dtotoled Mot In June. The three-time winner, who now Hid Da'vaUllo's run-producing Torrington Golf, the game starts.” Ce workad a few minutei of State College junior Carol Soren single hi the ninth inning led 32; Mays, San Francisco, 80; San ‘Tnl oJc. on the high flies,” be plays only oocastonaUy acted very son of Janesville, Wis. to, Chicago, and White, St. Louis, bottoig praotloe (to toe Irrcgu- littie like a weekend golfer yester Otovelond over New York 2-1 Tues Hilinski Duo Trails explained, *29ut tf a Mner comes lars) but It was a start He’s The only two Oomneoticut golf 22 . day while dlaposlng o f ooUege day night, trimming the Yanks’ ri^t at my faos Tm gofaig to be to waste again tomor- ers to make it through tbe flrat Amarlean League lead to SM Stolen Bases—Wills, Los An a dead duok.” student Pat Johnson of Sparten- round—of an original contingent TORRENOTOK (A P ) — SUver hurg, S.C. gomoa. Chicago's runner-up White geles, 26; Pinson and Robinson, Rom sno’a pres w e In the kne- of 13—were successful again In ioh belted Boston 10-2 as lefty ORy Golf Oluto’e BSmie Dyeon, with Cincinnati, 25; Aaron, Milwaukee, ig>, other then behind the bat, waa Joeime posted a 7 and 6 triumph the second round. BASEBALL HEROES 19; Brock, Chicago, and W. Davis, Mall bag • ^oto from as she finished one under par for Juan Pisarro became a 15-game a three under par 35-34—69 per a Tebbetts' effort to g?et more Elmer Swannon who agrees with Mrs. Charles Spalding of Green AUGUST SPECIALS Los Angeles, 18. the 12 holes. She ‘was two under winner for the first time hi his formance, took low gross yester PITCHING — .i*oe — .aoou .-.iti. punch in a weak attack. The TMbe BWY’s onmment recently that toe wich bad to go 21 holes, but she career with a five-hitter. Pitching (18 decisions) — Per- the 72 par on Monday end has lost day in a one-day tournament spon Athletics, allowed only one hit— has several playera at the some local hasfihaH seatoa ends too defeated Gail Purdy of Setratoga Hiuik Aguirre pitched a two- ranoski, Los Angeles, 13-2, .867; only one hole in her two matchee. Springs, N.Y., while Marcia Mc- sored by the State Golf Associa a fourth Inning bunt single by Don lervel in betti^ averages and runs soon. He also le linppy to see mace hitter and got home run support McBean, Pittsburgh, 12-3, .800; ’Otter Winners Lacblan of Danbury beat Beibty tion. Blasingame — In 9-9 first game batted hL Two of them—Romano news ot Spctogfleld and frm Rocky Colaidto and Norm Koufax, Los Angeles, 19-5, .792; OMmt ssoond round ‘viotosa in- I Mines of Providence, RJ., 3-up. ALIGNMENT AND New Haven's Bill Howe Jr., was triumph over Washington. .Vs | and Joe Ancue—are 'catcheni, mo em tengwe, boptag toto “ wito toe Cash In Detroit’s 8-0 shutout of Maloney, Cincinnati. 18-5,* .788; this is really an emergency ma second in the competition at Tor also took nightcap of twl-nlght , proper poUMigr, am anym Goai Hlnneeota. The Los Angeles An-1 Marichal, Sruf Francisco, .750. neuver. gda and the Orioles were rained rington Country <3lub, with a 37- doubleheader, 7-5, in 14 Innings. ^ Strikeouts—Koufax, Los An be built w so Ibesa’s no dsagt BATTING — Lee Maye, Braves, Second Best Job We’ve Seen—Pesky 8 ome o f hts Indian teammatea o f kMtog toe toom to MpitogtWild, BRAKE SPECIAL eat sk Baltimore. 34—71, one strrtte up on third geles, 223; Drysdale, Los AngeJes, place winner Paul Levack of Tor hit tie-breaking three-nm hoiiier ' wara ribbing Rontano more about Hen atoo be kenpy to know toe • • • 214; Maloney, Cincinnati, 195; Us new wpot In tbe batting order rington. In five-run seventh inningh that ’ Marichal, San Franci.sco, 169; Le- Esstocn League la ptoimli Post Begins Fight A’b-8KNATOB»- ^ —leadoff man! lAke Stuart, he Mufflers WE DO ALL THIS: Stan Hilinski Jr. of Manchester whipped San Francisco 6-1 and master, Milwaukee, 146. Ctab to SpCi^flSld BMKt In addition to the bunt hit by 'was never kz¥>wn for fleetiMsa, and is, to toot bopefto of had a 76, his son, Stan HI, had a dropped defending champion Pizarro Shackles Sox, Blasingame, Drabowsky allowed In foot was the objeot of a "get tog to eight toosne agute. just two walks In the rout of Wash- 78. Norm Bouvier of Minnechaug Giants seven and one-half games AMERICAN LEAGUE 6 correct easier, behind National League leading thin” order only a few years bock mgten. Bdwards drove In his five posted a 77. TTiey were the only Batting (300 at bats) — Yas- with tha White Sox. Against Judgment Los Angeles. Tbe Haelem Gkbetralten, ocm- runs with a homer, double and area men among the leaders. trzemsld, Boston, .829; Kallne, De N ow sUm and trim *T67 today,” oamber, toe-in troit, .318; Rollins, Minnesota, pleta wtfb half-time itocw, will ap Gets 24 Straight Outs be saU proudly before Monday's pear Sunday adternoon at S at 6 adjust brakes .808; Pearson, Los Angrdes, .299; none, be Is thinner and faster A'TLANTA (AP)—^The Saturciay Evening Post plans to Wagner, Los Angeles, .297. DtBoa Stadium, Hartford. Tocollat but by no means another Maury Osb OaUoway hoadBinea tbe be- Runs — Yastrzemski, Boston one out Ine aingls to left fight a 18,060,000 judgment awarded former University of s adjust steering ROOKIE SPARKLER— New York Met rookie southpaw, B oerroN (a p ). — Ohiogo WiUs or Lula Aperlido. tween-holvea performanee while and Tresh, New York, 76; Kalins, ooutl^MW Juan Ploarro is ter In the opening inning and The way things are going—^wltfa Georgia football coach Wallace Butts by a federal jury which Grover Powell, kicked off the University of Pennsylvania Detroit, and Allison, Minnesota, pttchhitter Uck wifiims' soft tbe rtb-tteWlng Meodowtaik Lem s add brake fluid Stuart getting bits and on la the Tiw tecaI big attraettoQ decided that the Post had ruined Butts’ reputation. baseball team becahse he missed a bus, made the twi- 75; Colavito, Detroit, 70. gunning for the magic 30- mooper to left ofnter in Iha It was one of the largest libel'> END-OF-YEAR catchers leading off In tbe outfield while the ’game’ is m progrsoa for tho Hfo game wkmor'a ctecto. The Red ninth. ‘1 didn’t care about lha judgments ever rendered. s balance front wheels night twinbill in Philadelphia last night. He blanked the Runs Batted In — Stuart, Bos —neoEt thing you know, Carl Yas- The fafctod quintet wOi oppose Sox are opeeding his Journey. final score so long as we 'won. Immediately after the jury me throughout this trial and toe Any Phillies, 4-0, in the opening game for his fir.st major ton, 91; Kallne, Detroit, 80; Wag trzemslki wlM be pla^ng Shortatop. their traveling portaeca, toe US. days which preceded It.” ner, Los Angeles, 71; Allison, Min Pizarro handed Boston its ported on Tuesday, attorneys for of yow cor. Mp league victory. He allowed but four hits. (AP Photofax.) "Sure, I’d like a no-hUter or Come to think of It, that’s ju^ Stars, headed by foimer New Yoric He said he hopes to retiun to U. 8. Our nesota, and Howard, New York, third straight kMs, 10-2 lost a one-Mtter but the important what he was doing In pre-game the Curtis Publishing Co. said Kidek Ron SoMe. they vrill appeal. coaching. Butts was a longtime 68. night with a five-hit gem, thing is winning. drills Miondoy! coach at Georgia before being Hits — Yastrzemski, Boston, four of the Box iAonffm coming The jury, composed of 12 men "This is the most games * « * WUto CO to oslijaei of toavel- named athletic director in 1661. 146; Kallne, Detroit, 143; Ward, a8ter one waa out in the dnth Tve won in the majors. I'm who never played football, heard tag batoelhall Mstoma, a re- The Southeastern (Conference diloago, 137; Malzone, Boston, going to try for vkatoiies. 11 days of testimony and argu imdng. 20 Sports Potpnrri cent annomioenMart brtoga commissioner, Bemie Moore, said and lUchardaon, New York, 184. Pizarro, reaching 16 vic lit au depends if I’m ludky." ments regarding a’ March 33 Post GENERAL S. T. M. NYLONS CLOSEOUT M a n cheater’ s Tom KeOey the Harlem Magtirtang ate aboot story that said Butts gave inside the verdict lifted a dark cloud Doubles — Yastrzemski, Boston, In Plzarro’s 24-man stiretdK tories for the first ttme in his dropped anotfaer deelslon tost to begin ihelr Uto aemen! How from football. He said it provet. FhH woiqhf, fiiN coMSIractioH, full 4-plyI be mowed down the Box on 12 Information on the Georgia team 34; Kansas City, 29; Ward, Gfalcor oareer, baa a 3-0 record ■va. nnirtoay toeing to Bnrllngtoa tone does fly! "extremely reckless journalism in ALL BRAND NEW grounders, four popups, three to Alabama coach Paul (Bear) go, AlvliH Cleveland and Power Boston this season and had 26 the accusations and reporting of Ford, C^vrolet, Plymouth, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Dodge, strikeouts and five outfMd Bryant before the 1962 Georgia- and Versalles, Minnesota, 25. sooreleae inoinga against the the so-called fix of the 1962 Ala- Studebaker Romblsr, Mercury, DeSoto, Buick flies. Alabama game. Alabama won Triples —■ Versalles, Minnesota, Sox until M tdght’s final bama-Georgla game.” and Hinton, Washington, 11; d - frame. WiUiams Broke SpeU 86- 0 . 6.70x16 Tnb»- 7.10x15 Tnbe- AMERICAN LEAGUE NA-nONAL LEAGUE Much of the testimony, es The magazine article, written Type Blackwell Type Blackwell n>oli, Kansas City, 10; Bruton.'De- The Puerto Rican native After Williams broke Ihs by Frank Graham Jr., said an At W L Pet. GB W. L Pot. GJ also MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. 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B gk About Town red «k* Aadtt FREE MAIN STREET AND REAR OF STORE PARKMG .... PHONE 443-4123 oC CkvssMon w nw«m j. Shielda, 153 Birch S t, Manehetter^A City of VUkigo Charm (4it«r«d H o c k y Hill Veterana’ Hoa- piUl jMtarday and will be there Jp for aeveral w«eka. . You Can Open Thursday TOL. Lxxxn, ita 275 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN,. THURSDAY. AUGUST 22,1963 KEaaOBed Adearilatng an PRICE SEVEN CENTS j:!!I John R. HaAell, aon of Mr. and Mra. Robert J. Hariiell of 18 Jordt Charge It Af Nights fill 9 St, la on the dean’a Hat at the Unl- HOUSE HALE v e ^ ty o f New Hampahlre at Dur S tate N ew s ham. illliriiliilil **rMna Telling Teena" wlH be |lil th# flbn ahown at the final auni- •l!ii Roundup Third Ordered mertlme film rally alx>nsored by Greater Hartford Touth for Chriat Saturday at the Plainville Camp never before has House & Hale Orounda on Camp Rd., off U.S. Rt. 1 Groton Derailment 6, at the Bristol town line. The i i taHy will b e ^ with a aongtime offered so many values Blocks Main Line at 7:30 p.m. There will be a Bible <}ula. I for boys heading bock to class. OiROTON (A P)—^Fourteen cans m of a New Haven Railroad freight In Rescue of Miners The WWrlaway Square Dance Engaged dub will hold its last outdoor bnain were derailed early today, The engagement of Miss Judtth Now, when you want them most. Big assortments o f boys’ blocking rail traffic between New event of the summer Friday night clothing for school and fall, all newly arrived from fom ow at 8 at ^>erry’B Glen. There will be Ann Minney to A.3.C Alan James York and Boeton. Ljmn, both of Manchester, has makers. Boys will cheer the manly styles! Mothers will b« iiiii A apokeeman said work crews <^>en club square dancing in the been announced by her parent.s, delighted with the low prices. So, make House A Hale head pavUion from 8 to 10:30 followed were ait the scene, and that the Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Minney, 45 quarters for all your Bock-to-School needs. railroad expected to have a track White Dust by a cookout and swimming. All St. Paul Dr. Mr. Lynn is the son area aquare dance club members open by noon. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynn, 47 e Hiere were no hijuries reported are Invited. Green Rd. m m as the freight cars left the track Mias Minney. a 15*62 graduate of Just eeot of the Thames River Tells Story llembers of the Manchester Manche.ster High School, is em Community Players will meet at drawbridge. The freight was bound ployed as a keypunch operator by from New Bedford, Moss., to New the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Pratt and Whitney, division of Hi!: Main S t. tonight at 7:15 to pay Haven at the time. O f Failure United Aircraft Oorp., Bast Hart One Washington-to-Boeton train their respects to the late Robert ford. Coleman, whose daughter, Miss was afrected, and perhaps a half Mr. Lynn, al.so a 1962 giiaduale dozen others were expected to be HAZLETON, Pa. (AP) — Barbara Coleman ia vice president of Manchesler High School, is sta of the organization. delayed. Drilling of a new escape hole tioned at Keesler Air Force Base, B w service was set up between Miss., where he is taking a course New London and‘ Mystic to carry for the three trapped coal min in radio-radar maintenance. passengers around the obotruction ers failed today—apparently A fall wedding is planned. area. by only a few feet and at a Hospital Notes Ihe railroad’e busy morning time when success seemed mo to Mr. and Mrs. William Wnght. oonunuter service into New York was not affected. ments awav. VMttac boon an 2 to 3 p.m. 14 W^arren St.: a son to Mr. and A third try at drilUng a Cl for all areiM, except maternity; Cause of the mishap was under Mrs. Robert Taylor, Coventry; a Asnerican military men in South Viet Nam—there are some 14,000 there aa adviaera to the nation’s investigation, the railroad spoWea- inch hole was ordered. nitera they are 2 to ‘ 4 p.m. and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Thursday, Friday, Saturday armed forces—are flgbting this type of war against Communist Inflltraitlon from the nmth. The Ken man s£d. But if David Fellin. 58, one of •tgg to 8 pjn. and private rooms; Munsell, Coventry. the trapped men, had his way the when they m t* 10 man. to 8 p.m. | B nedy administration feels vtotory will oome In the guerrtlla war but It is worried that bad government By 8:30 a.m.—atxMit seven hours BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. i' In saigicw—highlighted today i y Buddhist government conflict—may reverse the tide. (AP Photo after the derailment—four of the way the rescue workers would Vlaltofs are requested not to and Mrs. Ronald Camara. 410 gamble everything on an attempt amohe In patieata’ rooms. No more fax). cars had been righted by the rail Woodland St.; a daughter to Mr. road crews. Hie other cars still to enlarge the present six-inch than two visitors at one time per and Mrs. Richard Guerra, Hebron lifeline hole so he and Henry pntieat. blocked east emd westbound Rd., Bolton: a daughter to Mr. and tracks. Hie crews worked In a fog Throne, 28, eould come out that Mrs. David Adamy, 65 Benton St.: way. PntieBta Today; 213 that covered most of the area. a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Neither the State Police, whose "Why not ream the food hole?" ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Green, 100 Delmont St. fellin asked over the mioroi9i6ne DonML Rini, Wethersfield; William Discontent with Diem Groton Troop are right neaiby, DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: nor the Groton Borough Police re connection through ttmt hoi* to Etruno, 170 Bies^ St.; Mrs. Susan James Brezlnski, 26 Clinton St., the surface. Steger, 34 Ashworth St.; Susan ceived any calls for assistance. Mrs. Marlon Winter, 46 Haw “ Do you think that’s the right Smith, 236 Autumn St.; Keith thorne St.; Mrs. Helen Johnson. thing to do?” countered Gordon Marahall, 867 Poster St, Wapping; 136 Green Manor Rd.; James Ran Colea Reaigna Smith, deputy secretary of min Mrs. Bomice Mordavsky, 03 som, 104% Homestead St.; Donna HAIRTFQRD (AP) — Atty. Gen. ing. “ We’ll think about it but I North St.; Mrs. Charlotte Lawson, Hitting Peak for U.S. McLaughlin, East Hampton, Ray Albert L. Coles today tendered his believe tt would be easier to move 56 Coleman Rd.; Mrs. Rita Duah, mond Zaugg, 25 Allison Dr.. South resignation to Governor Dempsey the rig and be faster to drill an Nowington; Mrs. Gloria ComareUa, effective Aug. 29, when he will other 12-inch hole. It seems safer, Windsor: Mrs. Norma LaGace, He said then that the United Staffort Springs; Carroll Gard Thoropsonvllle; Mrs. Elsie Feldon, KDrrOR’8 NOTH — For nine^regime lacking wide support^ become a Superior Court Judge. too, since there would be no los.s ner Jr.. 96 W. Main St., Rockville; fears the United States has been among the people. States would not withdraw its sup 202 South St., Rockville; Mrs. San- V In his \e tta r o f resignation to of communications and food sup Mrs. OerUrude Reduker, Rocky ibe major prop for the South Viet U.S. strategists say they see no port from Diem’s government in the Governor, Coles said he was plies.’ ’ tlna Carino, 2545 Ellington Rd.. alternative at present to the lead its war against the Communist m i ; Joseph Betz, 186 Dogwood Wapping; Ralph Persson. 102 namese government, shoring it up ’’deeply grateful for the career “ A H right,” said Fellin. Lane, Wapping; Charles Vincek, ership of President Ngo Dinh guerrillM. Starkweather St.; Michael Hartl. with men and arms against a Red whlrti you have made possible." The first attempt at an escape 148 LqfdaU S t; Suzanne Platt, 945 tide that threatens the Southeast Diem. A priority task of the newly “ For us to withdraw from that hole failed Tuesday night, after Taylor St., Talcottville; Mrs. Edith arriving U.S. ambasssMlor to Sai- effort would mean a collapse not In accepting the resignation the Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. Helen Ander- Asian psninsula. Along the way Governor said Coles was "one of about 22 hours of drilling, when aoR, 17J Garden Dr.; Mrs. Louise I Reynolds, 86 Niles Dr.; Mrs. Wll- thare has been increasing dlsen- , Henry Cabot Lodge, will be only of ^uth Viet Nam but South helmina Reuther, 81 Brookfield the finest attorney generals he Throne and Fellin reported the Bowen, 56 Lenox St.; Mrs. Sarah 1 ebantment with the Diem govern canvass what other choices east Asia. So we are going to stay ceiling over them was cracking Robbuwn, RPD 2, Manchester; St,; Barbara Stultz, Coventry; ment—now reaching a new peak rmay be open without weakeningthere,’’ Kennedy said. even had. Mrs. Pauline Smith, 249 Mam St.; “He was a dedicated, competent and that theyfeared another Mra. Ann Sawder, Skinner Rd., beauties in With the regime’s action against the campaign agaiiwt the Reds. The Ipng and complicated his cave in. Hughes baby boy, 24 Lawton Rd.; A month ago, Kennedy at a tory of the area goes back far public servant and I am confident Rockville: Howard Slade. 101 E. BaddMsts. he will make an outstanding con The second try took 26 hours, MidtUe Tpke.; Sandra Martin, 209 Mrs. Ruth Thomas and son. 579 news conference exjiressed his beyond file foimding of the United Graham Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Ekir- outerwear States. Its inhabitants migrated tribution to our Judicial system.” not counting six hours lost when Avery St., Wapping; Clarence By LEWIS GUUOK personal hope that a solution a drive shaft broke on the drilUng Fogg, Amston; l^ s. Ruth Hunt llne Genovese and son Thompson- AP Diplomattc Attain Writer would be resMihed in the Diem- from central China before the live governor is expected to Groton Derailment vllle. boys' famous make dioss shirts WASHrofOTCN (AP) — President birth of Christ. name a successor to the post va- A New Haven Railroad freight train derailed early this morning while enroute from Boston to New ington, Vernon; Eileen Marthall, for boys — Buddhist struggle. Rescue workers stared in dis WlUimantlc. DISCSHARGED TODAY: George K snne^ Is movtufi cautiously on For eight centuries — 111-988 ca,ted by Coles next week. Haven. Fourteen cams d e ic e d and service between Bo.ston and New York has been halted untU Brooks, 35 Bigelow St,; Linda Dus- whitos, stripos A.D.—snd during subseqi^t peri work crows can clear the line. Story leads State Roundup. (AP Photofax). belief when the 65-ton drilling rig. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A scm vUt Nam becauds the stakes are as high as a 10-story building, be sault, 359 E. Middle Tpke.: Mar sole priced Mh iw) ke N4b little room t a t ods It was a vswal of China, but Poata GOP tin Golden, 79 Pine Tree Lane, maneuver. - Diem Troops in the 18tb century it defeated tha gan bringing up white dust on Us Advertisement Wapping; Mrs. Elizabeth Mac Many to ch oce from including wash V Through the Washington l o o l ^ mighty armies of SEjME 'WATBftBUM'^(AP) — Bi vdiat rotating bit this monilng. wear whites with regular collar and con In this nth ceututw^aBie fit* is iMUevsd Jo M unprecedented To the experts, this meant they Pay bills promptly. Enjoy the Donald, 25 Avondale Rd.: Mrs. glass, file Diem aaaault on tho vertible cuffs—or sanforisod whites with Buddhists looks like a bad aide- Ftanch and PortugnSe,, and Viet SCIitlon, RmbUican Town Chairman Heirs Find had gone past the coal pocket eonvsniencs of a checking account Beatrice Cormier, 101 Branford 1.99 Arrest 1,000 Dominic CMteiano today filed a Chemist Qualifies where Tlirone and Fellin have St.; Cheryl Stephens, 13 Fernwood snap tab collars—and str^ea, soms with ri- 4 Oiow threatening to spoil the main Nam became a Freiiai..pirotector- at the Connecticut Ehink and bow patches. SiaOs • to 18 your choic* ate in 1884 as {wrt ef FYench Indo notice disclaiming rsaponsi- been trapped for nihe days 881 Trust Company In Manchester at Dr., Bolton: Thomas Donovan, aet. biiity for the payment of any bills feet underground. A third miner. Converse Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Bertha reg. 13.98 The main act ia the strug In G^ackdown china. 898 Main, 15 North Main and the The current situatloa Is traced incurred in the name of the OOP Fortune at Louis Bova, 48, is reported behind Parkade. Riley, 80 Nike Circle. gle wltli the Reds—the longest hot of the cold war—with ulfi by U.S. analysts hack to the party unleM he has personally ap Test Ban Approval a mass of debris about 85 feet By FORBE8T XXIWARD8 World War n period when Japan proved them. from them. mate stakes tha control of etrate TOKYO (AP)—The South Viet A. all weather eoats 1199 glc Southeast Asia. occupied the area. Communist Dad’s M ill The white dust meant the same The Kennedy administration namese government appeared to guerrilla leader Ho Ohl Minh led (OotittiMied en Page Twel ts) WASHINGTON (AP)—Dr. Wil-f. Ubby, who leR ttie ABC on June thing to Fellin and Throne, too. day to have succeeded in its of course, when the word was re fully lined plus zip-in orlon liner figures victory will come In the a resistance movement against lard F. Libby urged senators to 30, 1959, and Its general advisory crackdown on Buddhist opponents the Japanese and kept up his re TROY, Ohio (AP) Buried day to determine whether Soviet committee in August 1962, said he layed to them. two top names in boys' sport shirts mean gustrllla war to which treasure continued to pour from America has committed men and of President Ngo Dinh Diem. But sistance after the French returned. possession of the l(X)-megaton had no real opinion on whether ' But, not by a single inflection Two coats in one for all-occasion wear. Heavy the lightning action gave new im France finally pulled out of In the grounds of an old mill today of the voice was concern oon- weight poplin, rayon lined, with a full sip-ln orioh massive mllitaiy aid. But it ia in bomb is a commanding advantage the Soviets may be ahead of the vahws to 4.9S petus to an angry U.S. govern dochina after a costly and unsuc with perhaps as much as a half before voting on the limited nu United States in the development veyed to those on the surface. liner. Olive plaid. Sizes 8 to 18. creasingly worried that bsul goV' News Tidbits million dollars uncovered by dig LUCKY 7 SALE enuaent In Saigon will reverse ment's reassessment of its policy cessful fteht culminating in a dis clear test bM treaty. of an antimissile system because Fellin Immediately began making gers. the tide in favor of the CommU' toward Diem’s dictatorial reg;lme. astrous Mfeat at Dlen Bien Phu. Libby, professor of chemistry at of lack of current Information on suggestions on possible things to Special purchase from Easley and Rob R