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»« II THURSDAY, JULY 21, 196^; I f PAGE EIGHTEEN 11 mattflygHter lEngning Ijgrato Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather For the' Wedc Ended linear park, from Case Mt. to Fair, cool tonight, low nead The Young Adult Club will Group to Walk 8. Main St., and to run under, July 9,1966 60; coiitiiiued eunny aaid plena- have a dance tomorrow from' 8 Church Delegates Back and around the relocated Rt. 6, P.A.C. aaik tonM»row, hdgh in Um 90a. About Town to li:3 0 p.m, at the Teen Cen­ Proposed Park Whether the group walks all Robert D. McGarlty Jr. of ter on School St. The “ Msm- the way to S. Main St. or only 14,231 247 Hollister St., president of chester Knights,” a recently Low-Cost Renewal Housing ‘‘Bring your, walking shoes.” to Gardner St. is a matter of Manche$ter-^A City of Village Charm the Manchester Jaycees, will formed Manchester band, will Housing could be co-operative That is the advice of Town conjecture. However far It PRICE SEVEN CEN1B attend a leadership training play for dancing. The group, for Manchester church represen- , MANCHESTER, CONN., PRIDAY, JULY 22. 1966 (Claaeifled AdverUalng on Fnce Bl)] or rental, depending on the Planner Joseph Tamsky, who walks, it will get an idea of VOL. LXXXV, NO. 248 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) seminar tomorrow and Satur­ those 17 to 21 years of age, is thtlves are interested in form- town’s needs. the walkways, bridle paths and day at the University of sponsored bv the Recreation ing a sponsor corporation that will lead a host of town and rest areas Which Tamsky has BINGO He noted the main stumbling Bridgeport, conducted by the and Park Department. would investigate building mod- state officials and just plain p. A. C. BALLROOM block is getting the money to proposed, and which the State 'Connecticut Jaycees. ____ erate rental housing in the start the project. He said his townspeople oil a "Walk- Highway Department has 26 VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVILLE World War I Veterans and North End redevelopment area. Through” tomorrow at 10 a.m. agreed should be coiutructed in Ronald E. Jodoin of 40 function was to' "take the non Auxiliary wili have a hot dog ®2.5*cliurch'^^)re^ organizaUon through the The group will meet at the the area. EVERY MONDAY— 8 P.M. Green Rd., a sophomore at Highland Park Spring and will So, get, out those walking Racial Violence Erupts Worcester

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FAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1966 same language, and Surveyor. I Five at Trinity _ South Windsor Events Gut Off Planned has no off switch. Trudge Through Linear Parle Gooding-^hields F a r Slirvf»vnr I ^ functioning surveyor I Make Dean’g List Kitten Caper* A couM receive signals meant for State News Mayor Seeks Law to Curlt In Capital PASADENA, Oallf. (AP) — Surveyor 2, scheduled for Five Manchester studsats' U.S. Officials Remain Mum Three "kittens” frolicking The last command sent to launch in Septem.ber. were on the dean’s list at M a --‘ on the lawn of Center Con­ Low Flu Total America’s lunar photographer, In such an event, he said, Sur- ity College for the seeoBd san- , R o u n d u p gregational Church at 8 Towu, State Aides Trucking Gravel at Night Surveyor I, may be "shut up, veyor I probably will be ordered WASHINGTON (AP) — Sur- ester of the 1966-66 academic ■WMInratOi K. MeKlnney a.m. today captured the in­ idease.” to turn its antenna away from year. Wadeworth Kenneth McKln- (CoBtfaiaad from Page Oaa) On Swap of War Prisoners terest of a Manchester pa­ Town Manager Terry V. . ______and its ablljty. to pay for paint- Keo" O neral William H. Stew- Scientists at J e t. Propulsion earth. They are Daitiel F. Doll sqd tkty, 52, ot 192 Pearl Bt., died trolman. On close examina­ Sprenkel hM asked the town to? “ wl maintermnee of the Le- made an unauthorized visit to Take ‘Space’ Walk has predicted a relatively low Laboratory said Thursday that This would end transmissions David B. Doll, sons of Mr. sad , lait nl(i^ at {Manchester Memo- WABIlINaTON (iWP) — U.S. fense Departmtirt rartaaatflad tion. Ib a funds are part of a tion, he discovered they were council to pass an ordinance *^ ? the Surveyor I mission Is over, from the 260-pound spacecraft Mrs. Walter Doll Jr., 720 Spring. North Viet Nam last December. ------.wnnia an ttJi Navy air- controversial coaunaroial tin- By BOBBBT COLBY 2The Legion has previously re-. Incidence of Influenza this tlfi Hoapital after a long 111- Lynd'B passport expired July cfficlais hava declined comment « JJ- of the_ scented variety— no more ^cturea ■will be taken. that sent back 11,180 pictures. gt.; Richard J. Lombardo, son Bijia. Ra was the husband of ^ » men waviously hated as mias- program Oiat provtdaa aup- skunks, that te. Trial blazisr Joseph Tamaky, also town planner, M » that would prohibit trucking of quested funds to psi"» the hall, winter In the , But a spokesman said, "some­ 8 ------^------of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J, Lom- ' Poad IdcKlnney, . on unofficial speculation that 16 hrkigkig to 66 the number ^iia |ir the clviUaa aoopomy- As the patrolman ap­ band of about 36 hardened frontieraniOT, some Mod in gravel material within the town Town Manager Sprenkel aaid he But Stewart said Thursday time after luntu sunrise at the TEACHERS 'VI8ITTNO bardo of 23 Ha'wtboine St.;, iCr. ilcSCfamey was horn In „ recently captured North Viet- Ameiioans officially Ustad as —Oomminiat China, in a proached the babies they boots,- others in wing-tipped IVench S hrin^, throngh between 5 p.m. and 8:30 a.m. had contacted about five con- certain high-risk groups atUl end of this month'we'll see if itii MEDFORD, Mass. (AP) — Bruce W. Stavens, son ef Mr." UOUble nnmp_ namesa sailors may figure in captured. broadcast monltorsd ki IWtyo, K an eh ^ er, March 26, 1914, a scurried to the safety of one-half of his propMod 1 %-nule linew tractors and two had indicated Should be vaccinated after Sep- receiver is still operating. If it Ten teachers from Iran are at- and Mrs J. William Stavene ef MO oC '«ne. for improper backing. inen,''he declined to say. — in an effort to curt> apmaiar blows at the U.B. aggressor.’ peraoB. ments Committee and a com­ ffihwlvon, besides IhiB wife a. sharp wooded inoUns and tato "South ^Windsor generates a WASHINGTON (AP) — Chile mm Roving Amtrassador W. Aver- Patients Today t tTS - coaiderabte amount of traffic mittee to be named by the may­ has formally proposed that and pairants. Include three sons, WagM Increase eH Harriman who heads U.S. Is Asked hy tbs WOOdA or for review and the consider­ BaivMI W . McKinney ot Man- ADMITTBSD TBBTBlADATt The tall pines and lieiiBechs, going to and from Hartford, President Johnson hold a meet­ MAIN 8TRBET--MANCIIBSTBR HARTFCStD (AP) — Non-ag- ^ < ,^ 1 behalf of American East Hartford and other areas. ation of alternatives for reve­ Bhester, ClilfCrd M. .McKinney Nader^ Safety Council Mrs. Catherine Aleooia, Willi- written about in •TDvangtliii*,’* ing with all Latin American rlcultural employment av- priaonsrs in Viet Nam said in a Councilman Truck traffic entering roads nue bonds and outstanding bond presidents in " Vina del Mar serving in the ^ 8. Navy ."Be oart- aki Henry, William Wright and ptopriate groundwork should Rev. J. Otant Swank Jr. «* toe that the United State, is in- ^ outrageoiai dagger and let live.” . . . . _ —Also, Eugene . ------Knapp,------Ootum-««, tui," he Joked, "the ownan a nuisance, particularly in the Lee Lenox. precede the meeting, saying early hours. GbuRfli of Ihs Nssarene wffl of *he Intomatiooal R«1 ^ the late iflMs!^ “But it doesn’t matter any ^ KMom», Ge^ <100^ have HalbUlty InswanoA” Casting dates have been an- “oniy appropriate advance con- S 6 »nrM win bs In Bast ***.?^L _ timnigh diplomatic ^ow that federal legislation is more, because the cmmcil is Vernon; Mm. Kathleen La- fjp ahead, the gurgle of Blrob Sprenkel told the council he Xerk^ ic traveler. the average work nounced for July 26, 28 and slderatlon to the issuea to be channeto that It wUl attend «1- paaaei to sot safety stand- fading out of the eafa eutomo- lurttand, then bum Ihelr WiUlmonOc; Philip Lew- nmnnfaUw brook added to the had received many complaints Aug. 2 and 4 at tto^ high school would remove the \ Dktaads may « t Bm ^ hours. , tber a largo or small oonferenoa f^r auto design, he said, bile picture.” ^*y**?grocery ?**^:.store. 1*. 228 LydaU Stj Raymond oomptooeot toroat, from residents over this matter, a/t 8 pm . Stewart saM toen-age summit meeting from the futile MR. AND MRS. BRIAN T. (JOODING Hohnas Fnaaral Hethe, 409 Borne Hite Conrt to discuss applying the Geneva mother hen of traifflc sale- OTK OOCNdL ****** Tthe thirsty wootansn Itoked At the town council meeting iqiitj play has a large . dost debates that have characterized the wilt^roof Mlaln BL, Bimday from t to 4 oonventions on priaoner treat- ty can go back to ite coop; the Ntelar never tried to find out «««•'' den, 86 8. MWn S t ; Mm their Ups. held Wednesday the town at- and there are many VMancies BROXXBXPORT (AP) — The the inter-American meetin'g.’’ Miss Suzanne Clare Shields of wore headbands of yellow fab­ and T to 9 SJtt, Mzd of state police detectives “•“t. action has moved elsewhere.” what the oounefi has aaid and Marion Tyrrell. Broad Brook; "What’s that song, ilis Red torney Donald Waslk was re- tor key roles. Anyone interest- No date for the meeting has , „ , „ „ ^ Tba iamfly auggeata BMliheae One possibility, the officials Mother hen was his derisive done such the oouncli wMch got the idea ___ eon to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jonas, Case Bros, was using a rod dys planning and zoning regulation Square Dance Tonight bouquets of yellow and white son said at his news conference in marriage Saturday, July 2 at roses and carnations. \ Suweme Court P^^^^ipate in the talks. These charges are ridloukius and for "the GSA bU,” which Nadar -h n otw at ntoht hu. 84 Seaman Cttcle; a son to Mr. ibat flowed Into the brook. for the regulation of trucking The South Windsor Square that "staff work is being done pittaford (Vt.) Congregational \' Uaitiaiv 684 Ag rium Ava., B srt- AeSLr iTrUMnr^rimS said tt gets only 4 per Umselt has called a “stroke of ^ and Mm Fmnola Hogan, 66 The wuodamen oaugM up with of materials from gravel pits. Dance Club 'will hold an open on the subject cmd the problems _ Bryan Sword of Falls Church, \ snipers At.. ______Church. \ •Md. oSJS^b^rso hSSS , the cent of its fba^ces from the legislative genius.” P»' jgasex St; a daughter to Hr. the guide and reatad at a claar- He will report back to the coun- dance tonight from 8 to 11 at that the conference would deal Va., served as best man. Ushers \ troIUng offleera The bride resides with her us that Americans are in real North and South ^uto industry and that Nader GSA stands for General Serv- and Mra Max Coiknan, 60 Ing whtra the hreok rushed cU at Its first regular meeting the W a p p 1 n g Elemetary with. were Barry Gooding ot Man­ ■ \ Viet Nam. never made any effort -to Ices Administration, the govem- Police, backed up by 2,000 over a 404oot dam near Osse guardians, her uncle and aunL chester, brother of the bride­ SydiMy W. SMeUsnd dtmg^r,” Maj. Samuel Guardsmen available for duty, Maple S t In September. Bchobl. Ted Pertdns wiU be the They said another xxMslbility familiarize himsek with the ment’s vast housekeeping agen- Mr. and Mrs. 'Vladimir Sviatol- groom; and Norman Hutchins Bydney W . Strickland, 87, for- Mid Thursday. patrolled wide areas radiating DOlsbELARGffllD Y E S T B R * Councilman Raymond Hallo- guest caller. Complaint Studied Ueriy of Manchester, died yes- Rome, commander of the state might be talks between the council’s record. cy. Under the bill referred to, Wilmer Keenly, 400 The guide, dad In a Uus but- well said that as the zoning All area dhib-level dancers polk-Mirsky of Rutland. The of Enfield, brother-in-law of the ...... United States and North Viet This record shows, it said, the GSA sets safety design from the slum storm center. DATf lerday at the Rocky HU Vet- police detective bureau and The Hough cu«a is sealed off. Keeney BL; Hodge baby girt, toned-down aUrt, unraveled the regulations are enforced by the are invited. Dancing will be out- retary of State Dean Rusk says bridegroom, i « “ arana Hospital. Wni^^’i^ 'h e'^ H w es Nam, or a thiee-country meet- that the council has criticized standards for autos bought by AH bars”have been closed by Wort Hartford; «Ra Christtas map and heU tt against« tUok Building Department, it would side if weather permits. Sneak- the United States is studying the Mrs. SviaSviatopolk-Mlrsky wore Bto was bom hi London, Eng- suapaots in crim’ ing cases "have Ing of the United States, South automobiles from a safety ttie federal government. police order. IPaike, 17 Cde St.; Dobra WtoUf, hemlock. "TUs is where wa are be more appropriate -to have an era Should be worn. mtemationail Court of Justice a two-piece pale blue lace dress, landi and had Sved in Mainches- enfsry right to their oonstitution- and North Viet Nam. standpoint, and that tt has criti- Nader in his book, “ Unsafe At The ton la four days of vlo- 46 Valley View Lone, Venion; now,” ho eold pointing to ttie ordinance enforced by the Po­ Bulletin B aud dismissal of a complaint' aga.inst The Rev. Eliot Daley of Mid- matching accessories, and a •er Her many jaaia before mov- al privllegea.” Meanwhile, former Vice Pre» eisOd auto advertising as wen. Any Speed,” says a highway lenoe; B(*ert Andrews, 40. Kensington epat on the map. “TUs la where lice DepartmenL The Exchange dub of South South Africa’s system of racial fflebury (Vt.) College performed corsage of pink rosebuds. The Ident Rtohard ,M. Nixon told a fairness,” the council safety program proposed by a Milano double acetate knit tai; to iNhwli^tian eight year* illpwwver, he told the Brldge>- 6 8 — Two N^;roes WUed by gun- St.; Mrs. Dorothy Lennon, 10 the hlghrway^te^supposed to In other action, the council Windsor will hold a regular din- separation “to see what it toe double ring ceremony^ Mrs. bridegroom’s mother wore a I—Z. __ M- T«r€ Kiwimta Chih the ndinss Chicago news conference theuk, gald, eaia, “Mr. "mr. Nader maoer haa naa done oono fine nne preBmemiai presidential oonmmi-ee committee hasn’tnaan i fire. Depot Sq.; Shirley Fraser, 26 cross the brook. He noted approved an appropriation of ner meeting Monday night at means for the future.” Juanita Cook and Thomas Lev- chiffon o-ver flowered taf- travels non-stop in cool, States Should keep Hanoi to focusing public atten- been changed sthce 1948. But he J built near $3,500 as partial payment for 6:30 at Howard Johnson’s Rse- ■•j must say I was surprised tos, both of Rutland, were or- dress, white accessories, ----- employed at the GtOweU, ronS tion on a gre^ro^. But he is wi^For example, in I960 ^ — More than 80 persons In- Elro St; David Ailing, 14 Clyde * *** crush-proof comfort now IBStata in Highland Park, He Rd.; Mre. Jemima Dougan, IID tU* poirtt. drainage Improvements from taurant, Rt. 30, Vernon. The py the decision,” he said of the ganist and soloslt, respectively. corsage of white roee- Aimed veteran ef ^ o ri* : tion^ hot on interpretationsi»t»rirwetii.tinn« of t* the oaptuTed pilots are exe- has made mistakes which re- an engroering section was add- J^red.— Heavy property damage Bluefield Dr.; Mrs. Joyce Tay- The guide motioned Us arm Hayes m d Nevers Rda. souto to program will he “ Ladies court’s announcement Monday Bouquets of yellow and white through fall. Scalloped, fleeted unCaiiiy on people and ed and this contains reemn- fWs» B Ho Ato was WCH8 a Auwesae/wmeralbsr vao f i l t " * from fires, window smashing lor, Coventry; Sherry fteHers, for ihs men and one boy and Mark Dr. Night.’’ that it had dismissed the com- gladioli, mums and carnations a reception for about 100 was But Nixon added that "say organisations.” , mendations, strongly bartced by one woman to follow. The manager said the t o i^ Philip W. BiU'ender Jr. of 83 plaint against the Imposition of decorated the sanctxiary. Dong Trail Lodge, Sher- button detail on the Boidb Methodist Churoh and U» (t pimlahment must be directed The council does research and the safety council, for making and looting. WUBngton; Brtmtino PoutarelU, Ubolr for 86 years. He ti(^.wma V Educator Dies The riottog. triggered at a bar 80 Ousbman Dr, The band trudged «n — op e^ ln er had broken down the Elizabeth St. will be lay read- apartheid in the mandated terrl- The bride was given in mar- burne, Vt. For a motor trip to overblouse, slim skirt. ._____ BtOfiTOL^...... (AP)—Homy...... E. Oot- toward the leaders, who are re- crusades for safety in many cam safer. _____ j UllSi down UUs, ooroos tree ebsts as follows: Total cost, er at the 9 a.m. morning pray- tory of South-West Africa. riage by her uncle. She wore a a amoifbsr of ihs Rartfd^ * li™98 mlnripal of BrisW High *Pon»ible, rather than towards fields, on the farm, in the facto- A report on file with' the Fed­ in the Hough area Monday rasaHARGED______TODAY: Paul Mumps, and through poison ivy. Canada and the West Coast, Black, brown. 10 to 18. lorio Soteefty. night, haa moved to the south Tanguay, 2M Autumn S t; Mia, about $23,640; the town would er qervice of St. Peter’s Epia- Rusk, addressing 3,000 Amerl- full-len^h gown of embroidered Mrs. Gooding ■wore ja suit of Siiool from 1906 until 1943 and thf Pf>Pl«;’ ry, cm the highways, In the eral' Trade Oommissioh will ------... oea at - MV« Handkerdtiefi weie pUlcd expend about $14,640 for piP*». copal Church, Sunday. His ser- can Keld Service students batiste, designed ■with scooped Survivors Inoluda his wife| editor of a history o f his com- be to try North Vietnam- home. shw_tha the com^ B^y 7 from left Up pockets and Iron- wheat linen and b f o ^ acces­ Mrs. Louisa Moss Strteklan4 white neighborhoods. g j.. g^Uy McOon- catch basins, materials, en- mon topic wi'U be “The Word Thursday, was the first high neckline, empire bodice, long itiiinity’s role in World War H, headers as war criminals, It has 9,000 members, includ­ criticized certain auto advertis­ tieiamen began to scratch at sories. The couple will Uve at 0 and a daitghiter, Mrs. Anne R In the last two nights the vlo- 352 Woodbridge St.; Mrs. gineering. etc.; contractors of Christ in Psalms.” American official to comment sleeves and chapel train. Her 31 Cheney Dr., storrs, alter i&d today at his home. ^wo other Republicans, reps. ing insurance firms, banks, ing practices. Some years ago, imaginary itches. equipment would be about $5,- The Junior Legion Baseball on the decision. elbow-length veil of Illusion was IPratt, iMlh of Newington; and a F. Bradford Morse Masaa- businesses. labor unions end the council objected to adver- lence has switched to guerilla- ]^therlne Slaga, 88 Utaton S t; Aug. 1. Btoter, hCn. Ftorence Varley of Oottle was born March 18, type tactics — start a fire and Marilyn Donabue, Blllng- At points along the natrow 500, and the town's direct ap- Team, sponsored by the local arranged from a circlet of fab- Dresses, Downstairs Fashion Floor M78. In Randolph, Mass. After chuse^ and O g ^ R. Reid of Individuals. Its president is tisements ©mphaeizlng borae- propriation, making the town’s xbe E. Miller Post, American CAPITAL FOOTNOTES ric flowers of material which Mrs. Gooding is a 1966 honor Bt. Laiwrancs, Ontario, Can. graduating from Harvard Col- New Toric, introduced a reaohi- Howard Pyle, former governor power end i^>eed. melt quickly into neighborhood how^ Smith, 18 Knoa fftoy **?**^J®.^* graduate of Otter VaUey Union back yards and side streets. » . sdhafer 89 St rtakea stuck in the total almost $18,000. Some 1,- Legion, will travel to Stafford The House has approved and matched her gown, and she car- Prtvate funeral services win lege in 1898, he spent a year as Thursday to place Congress of Arizona. "This practice was ouihod, High School, Brandon, 'Vt., and be held «t Che Rose Hill Funer­ The"^ biggest fires Thursday jSScSST’ th. routs of the 200 feet are in'volved. tonight to meet the Stafford sent to the Senate a compromise ried a cascade bouquet of white a Ugh school principal in o'! «>«>«* warUng Hanoi thaf Nader, in „town Thursday to but now it has started iq> again The council authorized Mayor Junior Legion Team. Gama le-UUion apace agency pre- roses, oaraations and baby’s will attend the University of al Home,. 580 Elm St., Rocky airewkbury Mass., and six captured pilots make a speech, elaborated In an and we are unhappy about it. night ruined two empty apart- voisine. 117 Hollister St; Mrs. “ pw fy- Connecticut this fall. Mr. Good­ ment houses. A supermarket Russell, 117 High S t. ^ continued. Hartford James Throwe to contact U.S. time is 6:16 p.m. gram, but money to finance the breath. w<)L Burial >ineral Spokm of 1 httoe Book of Ssv- coa st., ^ The old mines, torpedo war­ bunied. erty. Because of the changes of septenober ss a tourirt*attno- ala—from $86’ millick placed <» IL Danforlh, ac- The linear park Is' Tamsky’s passed it would be setting s hsnl home tonight from 7 to to BEirS IRLD at the Mitre Corp., on Route precedent which might "cause The scene of the July 38 oper­ as dean of the University of cording to the agresmenL wiU beautification plan Which would Wowu, goM, grspe or nanf. «*• trouble in the future.” ation will be about 76 miles east PoSoo CUeff Donald Eon- Connecticut’s School of Nursing, b* given a key to IL run under the parallel to toe Mho, AMtB WlUams Of Kitty Hawk, NX!. The bulkUng inspector needs bMfegxo«&d.6 fa M b son said the robfoen es­ to be effective in September The ^rara^rat 'was announ- ]^th of toe relocated IbL 6. the approval of toe council to M—- Anita Del Grcoo WB- The old Liberty Ship wiD be 1967, was announced today. ced''before Judge Alva P. Lois- If his i^ e ct hi i^:proved, It Sams, 62, of Avon, sister of Vic­ caped in a oar reported stol- rethm this money. towed te site toy a Navy tug eit 'from Logan Intemation- She came to the university in elle in TbUand County Superior may weU change toe state’s tor Dal Graoo of Manrttester, from the naval ammunitloa do- Mayor Throwe was sutheria- at AirporL Boston, some 15 1942 as the first dean of the Court in Rockvilla present philoepphy o f Ugfasray ed to appoint a eoRunlttes ef died yesterday at her home. pot at Estrle, N. J. school of nursing. ■ oonstruotlon. * ■f Survivoni also include two ndles from Bedford. two to meet with toe Amertoan Previous tests of this sort in The men woiked quickly, A committee is being formed . 'Ilie pwk, whkh would ex­ MMli IC E daughters, tbrpe other brotbera, Legion or representatives, to re­ the Atlantic were conducted Eunaon said, but did not to help the univeriflty’s presi­ tend from S. SL to Case four steters and five grondehlT- view toe financial status of the from shallow water down to a harm toe track’s two-man dent cmd provost select a suc­ ML, would' Include walkways, dreo. HEALTH CAPSULES Legion’s building committee. COLOR eOyOEMNAnD maximum of 1,000 feet, the crew. cessor to Dean Widmer. hyBai!hselAPetg,MJa. bridle paths and paridetA oon- H u funeral win be held Mon- Navy said. stracted to fit toe terrain and ,day at 9:15 from the Charles “Based on past experiments, HOW BFfEtTiVe ANP natural features of the area. H. Vincent and Sons Funeral no’ damage is expected to result 4AF6 14 4UR6ERY FOR 'tUB- SM ‘ REMOVAL OF . His project has dra'wn, op­ ‘Heme; Albany Tpke., Canton, to marine life,” the. Navy said. Ethics Committee. Seeks timistic comments from 'town with a Mass of requiem at St. AN EVE 4ATARACT? MAYTAG “ No effects of the imderwater and highway department of­ BB)b9d 6o«i»niiate«i Ann’s Church, Avon at 10. Bur­ detonation will toe noticeable on fo r d en ta l eia^penses*.* ial wtil IM in ML SL Benedict Dodd Financial Records ficials Inrtudlirg Etowah S- the adjacent coastal areas, ex­ Ivee, Mgliway eemmlastoner. mock tarlto neefc. Cemetery, Bloomfield. cept on special reooidtog instru­ WASHDNGTON (AP) — The investigation was trig­ WASHERS any wortltwhile purpose? Fi lends may call at toe fu- ments. Sources rqmrt toe Senate Bth- ftnalL nteduttu, ntral home tomorrow from 7 to gered by columnists Drew Pear­ "AUhougb suifaca phanes ice Ooinznittee has subpoenaed son and Jack Anderson who Stabbing Probed GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES . .9 ,pni4 and BMpd^^ * tp ,4, resulted from - some of the bank and other financial and 7 to 9 p.m. There will be Atlan^ tests last year, directly records in Its investigation of charged, among other things, BRHX3EPORT (AP) — PoMce KE$S BMK CNMKE lYMENr TEmK | DRYERS 1 tOMOF MOMTHLY KPt fStatation ^ 'th e Rosary at the over ffle detonation point, it is misconduct charges against that the senator diverted to his were investtgating today the #sryM4 ttanrifa MmaMa | funeral home Sunday at 8 pm . own use thousands of dollars death of Ira Womach, a 87-y6|w- ' anticipated that' very little sor* Seh. Thomas J. DoM. r r w SIB 9 2 5 wo 1 face disurtoance will be noted The sources, who wtNiM not raised at testimonial dinners. old Bridgeport man found dead 36 SO from the 4 JXK>4oot depth of this anew lise of their names, said Dodd denied the charge and in his apartuMirt wlto a knife 1 600 25 1 tesL‘ Thuraday the Ooimectlcnt Dem< filed a |2-(million libel suit wound in his back, 1 900 54 75 37.80 1 McNiehMttr S^0lrt8W8M% Mafa Floev Penonal NoUcm The navy sSld toe area lor toe ocrat fans not tunied over his agalnet the columnists. XtoUcs sold Wrenaoh anwatot- NORMANS 1 1.200 72 100 SO 1 new test was chosen "after con- finendid recofite to the' commit­ Sen. John C. Stermia, D-Miss., ty told Crisiidii blgonr hia death LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED 1145 Tolfand Tpk*. j* (It 'I'lic Ut'sl Ib’.ll Card o f Thanks eultation with aiiT>ropriate con­ tee, as he did his records relat­ committee chairman, said at that ha had bera ataMMd In toe jmii j he Ucsl Sci \ u'v servation officials with a view ing to his dealings with Cldcago the conclu^on of hearings on ANP ^AFE bock in White Plains, N.Y. THE CONNECTICUT BANK Exit 93 b to thank all ^ our of obtaining an adequate deep Julius Dodd’s dealings with Kleiii that Wednesday night. . IriMid* and reUtivas for public relations man , IN MORE THAN 1 1 :; II (K I I'OKit in>. JUMD U R m r GOMPAMY O m MONDAY »}80-5:30-TOUBg, TO 9^DAli;r f iNMhM water area, 'which would least Klein. progress was being made in 9 ^ 9 6 : Womach cams aB the way WHmt C pom Htghwaif Dodd reportedly has been un- chocking financial and other back to BridgsporL’ had his H Wel interfere with Shipping, fishing OPiA^SA, ■\ M N I I ' I i I >' • It >4 .eim irm ciK. and otoer mariiM interests. willing to concede the commit- records. He said -be did not wounA' tniatodi. and ntam sd to ’ Biol t» A «M Ms— ik Coast Qaand safety patrols tea has authority to go into faia iqiow when toe next round of his reoma’ rt 497 HeMollt SL« testar«L SoMKlal attain; hearings would begiiL where he died, polios sold. PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 22, 19W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1966 PAGE SIX

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Simmons A Sons, In t, Communications, Torrington Reliable Auto Tire Co., Hartford West Hill Pharmacy, In t, London's Pharmaqr In t, Mike’s T.V. Bloomfield Granby Ttltvis'ion Strvico Corp., North Grosvemordale Reliable Typewriter Exchange, Newington New Britain Pat'«TVAAppliitKt,IiK, th e Simsbury Florist, Simsbury E a t Hartford Henry Miller, In t, Hartford Norwich Western Auto Associate Store, A vM lo n g Hill D m t In t , Groton Waterford Sir Winston’s, in t, Norwich J. A. Tepper Co., Norwich Harry Fleischer'a I. Miller Salon, Rene Beauty Salon, Glastonbury Western Auto Associate Stor^ Lori's Casuals, East Hartford Paul's RidioATYSetviei; ' Skinderian, West Hartford Thama Hardware Co., Notwidi Rent IL In t, East Hartford Colchester . 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Windior Locks Kaniington TiroTown, In t, Rockville Wostorn Auto Assedate Store; Station, In t, Rockville Torrington Magnelk) Corp., Hartford Modem Electronics Mutle Seles A Pata’a Paekaga Store, Niantic Tommy’s Flowert, Groton ^ Wethersfield Ronson Jewelers, Wethersfield Southington Furniture Co, The Magovern Co. In t , Service, Kensington Plainville Paint A Wallpaper Stor^ Tongren A Son, In t, Wort H iithni Western Auto Asiodata Store; George A. Rossetti, In t, TV A Southington you see this sign Windsor Locks Modem Music Center, Torrington Plainville Torrington Fnmiture Co, Rockville South Windsor Garage, Mahogany Shoppe, Glastonbury Modem Refrigeration A Philip David, Wait Hartford Appliances, Simsbury Western Auto Asiodite Store; South Windsor Torrington The Main S t Servicenter In t, Appllenee Co, Hertford T h i Parson's Buick Co., Plainvilit Rossi Ltd., West Hartford Simsbury Speer A McManus, Florists, Torrington Mattress Wiyskfe Norwich Monaco A Sons Motor ^ 1 m , I n t , Robort L Pitaona, In t, Firm'mgton Roth's Clothiers, Hartford ' West Side PKkage Store; Hartford Furniture Co., In t, Torrington Major Oil Co., In t , New London Gleslonbury Roth’s Clplhiers, In t, Vernon Manchester P a li Bros, Newington Speed Marine Co., Inc., Rocky Hill Torrington Motors, In t, Torrington Mallove's of New Loqdon, In t, Morgen A While, In t, Groton Parimutter Music Store, Hartford Ed Roy's Wall A Floor Covering; Wethersfield Automotive Service; Spencer Paint Co., Inc., Elmwood Tot N’ Tan, Mystic New London Morgen A White, In t, New London Perry Jiwalera, In t , Now London Waterford Wethersfield Spinning Wheel Yarn Shop, Tots end Teens Shop, Middlttown Mam'selle Shop, In t, Vernon Moriirty Shoes, Madison Philip's Hair Stytiata, Torrington Rozinsky’s, In t, Hartford Wethersfield Book Store, Rockville Tower Hill Service Co., Hertford Mam'selle Village Comer, Morierty Shoes, Old Saybrook Phillip's Sportswear, In t, Russ Tire, In t, Hartford Wethersfield Sportsmen's Paradise, Torrington Town A Country Furniture, Inc, Middletown W. H. Morrison Co,Toriington Simsbury Russell Pontiac, In t. West Hartford Whiling City Ford, New London L W. Squires A Son, In t, Avon Manchester Carpel Center, In t, Moscarillo Greenhouses A Garden The Photo Shop, Torrington Ruwel-Sibley, In t. Torrington The White Shoppe, Torrington Torrington Town A Country Reihrielung Shop, Manchester Center, Torrington Piccadilly Shop, In t, Hartford Ryan Shoos, Middletown White's Television Sales A Service; The Sports Car Barn Service Konangton Manchester Cycle Shop, Mother To Be M item ’ity Shops, Pilgrim ColonisI, In t, Ro^y HiO S Norwich Corporation of Hartford, In t, Town Squire M en Shop, Manchester Hartford Pilgrim Colonial, In t, Bristol Windsor Girege, inc, Windior Saab Auto Sales, In t, Middletown Hartford Bloomfield Manchester Hobby, In t, Motor Clinic. Kulak Enterprises Pine Plaza Drug, Forestville Windsor Hardwire Co., Windsor Sadie's S pet Shop, In t, Sports, Ltd., West Hartford Toy Chest, In t , W att Hartfoid Manchester DBA, Avon Piniwood Furn. Co., Manchester Wholesala Tire A Battery, Hartford Colchester Springer’s Golf Range A Pro Shop, Trachtenberg's, Norwich Manchester Lumber, Irit, The Music Shop, Manchester P.J’s Nautilus Rirk Shell, Williams Oil Service, Inc. Salomone Studio A Cqmera Shop, East Lyme The Trading Post, Niantie Manchester Mystic Motors, In t, Mystic Groton Mandiester Plainville Dave Squire's Chevrdlet In t, The Trasure Shop S.O.M.B, IRO, Manchester Pel Center, The Pit Stop Garage, Westbrook Willow Brook Pharmicy, N Salz Style Shop, In t, Hartford • Old Saybrook DBA, Minchator Manchester Plainville Animal Hospital, Naw Britain Sam's Outlet, Middletown Stackpole, Moore ATryon, TretsuroTrove, West Hertford Manchester-Plymouth, Int, “ The Nassau Furniture Co., Hartford Plainville Wilaon Drag Co., Windsor Sam's Workingmen’s Stores, Hartford Tnmont Pharmacy, New Btttiia Talcottville Nasser's, In t, New London Plainville Wayside Fum., Plainville Wilson Garage, Inc, Windsor Hartford Standard Tire Co., Inc., Middletown Trudau, Int, Putnam Manchester Surplus Sales, Co., Nassiff Arms, Co, Manchester Pliza Drug (Sav-Mor Drug, Inc.), Wilson Paint A Wallpaper Ceotii; Santin Chevrolet, Mystic Charles R. Stanley Assoc., Hartford T. C.Trudofl, In t, Bristol Manchester National Auto Radiator A Body Co., New Britain lnc,Windaor l A. P. Savage Supply Co., Norwich Stanley Shoes, New Britain 'Tuckel's, Hartford The Manchester Uph. Co,, East Hartford Plaza Drug (Sav-Mor Drug, Int), Wilson's DepL Store, Nianh'e ’ Edward Saxe Studio, inc., Hartford Stans Auto A Tire, East Hartford Turano's, New London Manchester National Rexall Drug, Colchester Tartyville Edward J. Wilson's, lnc,Toriingfol Saybrook Garage, Old Saybrook Star Seal Cover Co. of Norwich, Turansky Furs,)fartforl J Manchester Wallpaper A Paint Co., Necker's Hardware A Paint Store, Plaza Heel Bar A Cleaners, Schablein Shoe Store, New London 20th CanluryTV,, In t, East Hartford Winkler Auto Parts, Inc, Hartford In t, Manchester Simsbury ' Taftville Hartford TylerTireSaH In t, Weit Hertford Winklar Auto Parts, East Hartford / • .. Mantown of Groton. Groton Neil's Furniture, New London Richard W. Schlott 3rd, Star TV Sales, In t, Hartford Ptotkin's Jewelry A Gift Shoit, Photogtap'her, Torrington Winkler Auto Parts, Inc, Netti’s, In t, Torrington ^ Starr Bros. Drug Store, New London Jenks, Ray C.B., New London i Manupelli Gowns, Hartford Colchester V Manchester Couch Bros., New Milford English Shop, West Hartford Griffing TV, In t, Wilson Scully A McDonald, In t, Windsor Belmont Record Shop. Hartford Capn's Sea Chest, Niantic Marholin-Lane, West Hartford New Britain Fum. Co. In t, Stars, Wallingford Winkler Auto Paris, West Hartfonf Epstein Bros. Carpet, In t, Hartford Groton Music Store A School J A J Esso Service Station, Plymouth Fashions, Hartford Schulman’s, In t, Hartford VireHiRStyltng;NewBtttaIn Beltone Hearing Service, Hartford Dorn Cappello's Safety Service, Country Cousin (How ard's,-lnt), ' Marie's Music Center, Norwich New Britain Stars, Torrington’ Epstein Bros. Floor Covering; Groton Middletown • Plumb-A-Rami Corp., Norwich Scott's. Music Center, Wethersfiold Winkler Auto Parts, Thompeonvillt ABC Radio & TV, East Hartford Hartford Torrington New Britain Rug Co, New Britain Stars Family Fair, Elmwood Variety Fair, In t, Granby Beman Hardware, Granby . Groton Pet Center, Groton Joan’s Flower Shop, Watertojd ' Marlow’s In t, Manchester Pollock’s Mins Clothing, Norwich Windsor Locks Tire A Brak^ Inc. Country Drug, In t , Thompsonville Hartford - , Scott Pottery Shed, Colchester State Sales A Service, Inc., Hartford V a d e tti Bros. Automotive; In c , The A & C Motor Co, Hainville Bendett’s Specialty Shop, Imt, . Card'n Candy, Groton Joel's Shoe Store, East Hartford Marola Motor Sales, In t, Naw Britain Tire A Appl. Co, T h t Porter A Dyson Co., Windsor Locks i County Buildem Supply, In t , Eslas, Inc., Middletown ■' Groton Sewing Center, Groton Seapark's Department Store, ABC Typewriter Co, Mystic Cardello Drum Center, Hartford Torrington New Britain Sterling Jewelers, Hartford Hertford Euclid Pharmacy, Hartford Grube Camera Shop, Putnam Johnnie's Music Center, New Britain East Hartford WingarcTs, in c , Hartford ' Windsor Locks Wm.Bcndett Store, Mystic Card & Party Shop, AB.D, Int, New London Mar-Sal Drapery Studio, New England Bulb Co, Waterford Fred Stewart, Florist, East Hartford Vernon Paint and Wallpaper, Vernon Gurian Drug, Colchester New Britain B. C. Porter Sons, In t, New Wolcott Hitf Pharmacy, W ettM RlM l Court Colver, In t, GrotM The B. L Eyges Co., West Hartford Sebastian Jewelers, West Hartford Stieglitz Mens Shop, In t, Hartford Veteran's SportShop, Inc, Hertford Abieman’sShoeSton^TlK, Benoit’s, New London DBA, New London Johnson Hardware A Supply Co., Manchester New England Fur Co, New Britain Britain Woman In White Shop, Hartford j Cox's Service Station, f h t . Secord Chrysler Plymouth, In t , Stonington Dept. Store, Stonington V id a Villa T.V., Waterford Norwich Ben’s Army & Navy Store, Carlson's Footwear, West Hartford In t, Groton Marty's Firestone, Rockville New London Fum. Store, In t, Preli A Lunn, Windsor Locks Wood A Wood Jiwelers, In c . J East Hartford H Meriden Aetna Hardware Co., Hartford New Britain Carmine's Package Store, Niantic Johnson, J. R., Hartford Marvel Shop, New London New London T h t Professionil noor Covering The Stoughton Drug Co., Viking Sewing Maclune Center, Creative Coiffures, In t, Manchester H A H Motors, In t, Plainville Seleman's, In t, Forestvillo Glastonbury ~ 'V Adler's Curtain Shop, New Britain J. M. Benson, Inc., Wethersfield Camow Jewelers & Gift Shop, Falcone’s Servicenler, in t, Johnson's Vacuum Repair, Norwich Sig Maslan Paint Center, Bristol New London Motors, New London \ ^ Co., Wethersfield West Hartford Hartford Cripps Mens Shop, In t, Hartford Hadfield's Sport Shops, In t, Service Pharmacy, In t, Norwich WoodAWoodofWestHirtfoi^ Aetna Shoe Repair, Hartford Berlin Garden Center, Berlin New Britain Norwich Junior Bazaar, West Hartford Mason A Johnson, In t, Torrington New London TV A Appl, Pfolessional Hearing Aid Serv., Stuart's, Glastonburi^ The Village Booteiy, Inc, In c , West Hartford Crowley Bros,, In t, New Britain New Britain Carl Sexauer Distributor, Al Abraham's, Norwich Besco Drug Co., Carriage Trade, New London Farley's Paint Store, Torrington Juveniie Shoppe, In t, New London Massa Fashtons, Old Saybrook New London Subby's Sales, In t, mthersfisld Talcottville Wyllie Hardware Co., Ind, Nientle Cushman-Burke, In t, New London Hallisey's Pharmacy, Old Saybrook Hartford Torrington Ace R adio& TV Service^ In o , New Britain Carson Body & Radiator, Farmington Antique Gallery, Avon Mather Motors, In t, Windsor New Milford Motors, New Milford P m p e a phirm icy (Sav-Mor Drug, Sull-Cray Interiors, in t, The Village Shop, tincisville Wyllys Shop, Hartford Custom Carpets, Middletown Hallmark Tire Co., Glastonbu^ Seymour Auto Stores, Manchestof Hartford Beverley Bros. Auto. Plainville Kensington _ ' Fashion Fabric Center, New London Mathieu Ford Sales, In t, Putnam Niantic Lumber Co., Niantic - Wethersfield Villagt Sport Shop, Manchester Wyman Oil Co., Inc, Manchester Harmac-Wesf Hartford, In t), EaLLHartford Shane's, In t, East Hartford , ACME Auto Supply, Ino, Bib’s Shoes, WeiUiartford Mary Carter Paint Co., Norwich Fedric,'lnc., New London J. Max, Furriers, Hartford Niantic Motors, In t, East Lyim Summit Paint A Varnish Co., !n t, The Village Store, Niantic Wynshiw's Bridal Shop, Hartford West Hartford Leif Kallquist, In t, Avon Pulcini's Show A Clothing, Shantok Shell Service Station; West Hartford Bidwell Hardware Co., Hartford John Caruso Music Co., Windsor Feister A Raucher, Norwich Wes May's Sport Shop, Niantic Pharmacy, Niantic Hartford Vinci Jewelers, New Britain Dablain's Paint & Color Center, Harmac, In t, East Hartford A. Kamins Dept Store, Glastonbury Kensington \ Uncasville Acton Furniture .Co., Toriingtoi Bilt-Wel Window Co., In t, Norwich The Casual Shop of Niantic, Nianfie Ferrero's Garage, Middletown South Woodstock Nichols-Manchester Tire, In t, Putnem Furniture C^vPulnam Superior Liquors, In t, Vittntrs Garden Center, Inc, L Torrington Harrison's Stationers, Manchester Kamm's Sales A Service, Shaw Stationers, In t, Putnam Adams Waysidei, Inc., Norwich Birnbaum Furniture City, 'The Casual Shop of Groton, In t, Bernie Fields Jewelers, In t , ^ McBride's Carpet A Furniture Shop, Manchester ‘ East Hartford M anchater Yankee Homesteid, Old Saybrook Daniels-Atlas Home Supply Co., A. Harrison A Sons, Bristol East Hartford . Putnam Sales A Setvicdi'^lnam The Sheba Shop, Newington. Aetna Florist, Inc., Hartford New Britain Groton Middletown Newington Nick’s Service Stah'on, Waterford Putnam Shoe Store, In t, Putnam Superior Typewriter Exchange, Wm. Vogel A Sons, In c , Hartford Yankee Trader, Eist Hertford !■ Hartford Harry's Clothing Store, Hartford Kaplan's Furniture Co., Ruth Sherman, New Britain Aetna Radio & Appliance Co., Blish Hardware Co., Inc., The Casual Shop of Waterford, In t , Fields A Sons, In t, Wethersfield McCabe A Paulson, New Britain Noank Fuel Co., Noank »• \ Hartford Yardstick Store, Naw Britalii I Darts Appliance & PoWer Equip. W. Hart Volkswagen, In t, New London Sherman's Mens Wear, W West Hartford Manchester Waterford Mickey Finn Stores In t, Berlin -h an k McKeever Studio, Andrew Norman, In t, Plainville The Superior Upholstering The Yam Web, Naw Britain Co., Granby West Hartford Kaplan's Travel Shop, Groton East Hartford Wanat's Tolland Servlet Center, A &H TV Service, New Britain John & George H. Bliss, Inc., Casual Village Shops, In t, Fisher-Lowe Dodge, In t, New Britain Norm’s OK Tire Store, In t, Avon Quaker Hardware Ca, Company, In t, Elmwood Young Folks Shop, Norwich Davals, In t, New.Brilain _ Hartford Cement Co., Hartford Kaplan's Travel Shop, New London Sherwood Service, Plainvilli Tolland Albert's Hosiery, Hartford Jewelers, Norwich Manchester . West Hartford ■Medical Pharmacy, In t, North End Shoe Store. Torrington West Hertford Supreme Radio A Television Co., Leonard W. Yost Jeweler, David Jewelers, New Britain Hartford Dance Studio, In t, Karen Studios, Hartford Shetucket Cash Lumber Co., Ward Music Company, Manchostir Albert Jewelers, In t, East Hartford Bloomfield Garage. Inc., Bloomfield Casual Village Shops, In t , \ Fisher Pontiac Buick, Putnam' Manchester” Norwich Music Store A School, Quaker Lane Pharmacy, WestHartford Manchester Ken Davis, Hartford Hartford Katz Hardware, Glastonbury Niantic and Mystic Warntr A Bailey Ca, Hartford Albren's Credit Jewelers, Bloom's Package Store, In c , Wethersfield \ Fitzgerald Ford Sales In t, Mellen’s Auto A Marine, Norwich Wist Hartford Swede's Jewelers, Windsor locks Young Se^Weet Hartford De Cormier Motor Sales, In t, Harvest Hill Package Store of Kat's, In t, New London \ Shoe Box, In t,, West Hartford Warnir A Warner-Opticiins, New Britain Windsor Mr. T. Casuals, Old Saybrook ' Rockville, East Hartford Sylvester’s Texaco Station, Manchester Manchester, Inc., Manchester Kaufman Luggage, Hartford 6 R \ T h e Shoe Centre-Niantiq, Niantic ■ East Hartford z The Alderman Motor Co., Meriden Blue Bird Bridals, Hartford , Center Jewelers, Granby Flair Furn, Shops, In t, Berlin Melody Music Co., In t, Hartfor. New London De Gemmis (House of Clothing), Harvest Hill Package Store of Kaye's In t, New London M. J. Occhi A Sons, Kensington Bob Racini Sports, Putnam The Shoe Rack, Hartford Wantn's Music Centre, Zele Chevrolet Ca,TonInglon Alexanders, Putnam Boat's, Inc., Niantic Center Paint & Hardware, Int", Flieg A Newbury, Torrington ^ Mendelson's Furs, Hartford Glastonbury N. London, In t, New London I Kay’s Clothers, In t, Putnam Ocean Pharmacy, New London Radioear of Hartford, Hartford ShMfJewelers, Manchester New Britain Zimmerman Shoe Shop, Hartford Al’s Auto Sales, Inc., Middletown Peper BobJohn, H. Mane A Co., Kensington Floor Town of East Hartford, In c , ‘ Messina Motor Sales, In t, De Luxe Package Store, Harvest Hill Package Store of Kays Sew A Save Fabrics, In t, Ogulnick's, In t, Norwich Rambler City, In t, Torrington Shu-BoX>.New London. Warwick's, Hartford Zita Phtrmiqr A Surgical Supply. Allied Electric Supply Co., Hartford Inc., West Hartford Central Drug (Sav Mor Drug, In t), East Hartford Middletown West Hartford W. Hartford, West Hartford WestHartford • Opal Jewelers, Simsbury Rams, Windror Locks Silas Dearfo.Nutseiy, inc., The Waterford Tile Cefflpdny, Hartford Al's Tire Shop, Middletown Bolomey's Paint Service.Torrington Bristol Flower Box, Br'istol Middletown Builders Supply A Taj, New London De Luxe Shop, In t, Hartford David Harvey, In t, Hartford Keene's Sport Shop, Hartford J.LO Henberg, West Hartford Raphael’s In t, Southington Welherefier Talcott Automatic Transmission, Waterford zotti Shoe Sanice Amato's, Inc., Middletown Bond Cut Rate Stores, New Britain Central Mill, In t, Central Village Forest Garage, In t, Hartford Fuel, In t, Middletown 6 Diy deiolnft The Den, Hartford * , Harvey A Lewis Co., Hartford Keller’s Co., In t, New Britain • The Outlet Co., In t, Hartford Riub's, New London Silas Deane Package Store, Witkina Broi, Inc, Manchetitr American Electric Supply Co, Bonnie Studio's Gift Shop, Groton ' Central Rexall Pharmacy, Guy Frank's Jewelry A Mtg. C o, Michel’s Fur Co„ Torrington In t, \ ^ l Hartford Hartford Dennett & Popp Dodge, In t, Hawks Automotive, New Britain Kennedy Corp., Danielson The Outlet Co., in t. New Britain ‘ Ray's Shoe Box, SSuthington , Wethersfield L H. Weiner of New Britain, inc. ^ , Hartford Bolduc Auto Upholstery, Inc, New Britain Hartford 'Middlesex Sport Center, Talcott J(titomalic Transmission of East Hartford Hebron Petroleum, Hebron Kensington Appliances, In t, The Outlet Co., In t, West Hartford Rid-E-Standard Auto, In t, Silbermans, In t^ Rocky Hill, Rocky Hill N ew B ritaii American Wallpaper & Paint Hartford Central TV, Colchester Frank's Appliance, In t, ; Od Saybrook upon riqim L Diamond Police Equipment C o, Helfgott Jewelers, Hartford Kensington Oxford DepL Stores, In t, Hartford Hartford ' lUlOlh Hartford The Boston Clothing Store, Central Wheel Shop, West Hartford- Kensington i t Manchester Hendel Furn. Co., New London Kensington Upholstery A Fabric •t; Miss Anne Shoppe, New Britain New Britain Chitles Package Store, Norwich Fran's Radio A TV, Southington Diehl's Fash'ion Fabrics, Hendel Furn. Co., Norwich Shoppe, Kensington Anderson Jewelers, East Hartford Bourne Buick, Manchester Child Life Photographers, Elmwood Fred's TV A Appliance, Wethersfield .Herbert's Clothing for Men A Boys, King's Electrical Features, In t, Anderson-Little Co., Hartford Brancifort Florist, New Britain Choman’s Hardware, Waterford Windsor Locks DiVita Motor Sales, lnt,Torrington ' 'Middletown Windsor Anderson-Little Co., West Hartford Brewer Pharmacy of East Hertford, Churches Auto Sales, In t, Freeman Jewelers, Torrington The Samuel Donchian Rug Co., Herb’s Sport Shop, In t , Hartford Knitters World, In t, Manchester Anderson-Little C ^ Groton Inc., East Hartford Windsor Locks Furniture Discount Village, Groton Hartford Hi-Fi Record Shop, In t, Torrington J. M. Kone Auto Supply Co., Andre Custom Framing, Hartford Briggs Paint Co., Hartford Chorches Motors, In t, Manchester Door-Win Building & Supply Co, Hillside Hardware, Hartford WestHartford And-Ru'z Package Store, Brine Jewelers, Norwich Christensen's Paint & Wallpaper, Gales Ferry Hilltop Motors, In t, Bolton E. J. Korvette.Hartford Cromwell Bristol Lincoln-Mercury, In c , Wethersfield ’> Doran's, West Hartford Gales Ferry Animal Hospital^ , Lea Chamberlain Portrait Studio, Kottenhoff Drug, Co., Andy's TV Service, Torrington Bristol < Church Clothing Co., Putnam _ Dorsid’s of Avon, In t, Avon Gales Ferry . ‘ * Rockvilio West Hartford Ansyl Camera Stores, Norwich . Bristol Pharmacy Inc., Bristol Church's Shoes, In t, Hartford Dressier Eleclronics, In t, Gales Ferry Drug C a, In t , Hilltop Rambler, In t, Colchester Kramer's In t, Hartford Amato's, New Britain Brockton Shoe Store, New Britain City Glass Co., In t, Hartford East Hartford Gales Ferry Hiway Tire Center, The Lenarcut Krause Florist A Greenhouses; The Appell Drug Co., Avon Brooklyn Outfitters, ln&, Norwich City Hardware, Bristol Gallup A Alfred, In t, Hartford Duod Appliance Co., Torrington Tire Corp., DBA, Wethersfield Manchester Appliance City, Torrington Brooks Mi^Shoppe, Nianti$ City Luggage Shop, New Britain Dunn-Sherman, In t, New Britain Garden Package Store, Hartford The C. A. Hjerpe Co., New Britain Kula Studio A Camera Shop, Arcade Jewelers, Wethersfield Brooks Women's Shop, In c , City Sewing Center, Hartford . Gardner’s Esso Station, Groton 2 Hoffman’s Army A Navy A Sports Hartford Armin's Jewelers, Hartford Norwich Clark Paint Factory, In t, . E Garfield Jones, In t, Plainville ' Shop, New Britain \ Arthur Drug Stores, Inc., Hartford, Ben Bruckner’s Mens Sbopy \ East Hartford ^ 1 East Hartford Golf Club, I M , , L Gelb Jewelers, Arcade Shops, \ Rockville, Windsor, Manchester Clinton Auto Sales, Clinton Holden Jewelers, Vi/tst Hartford Norwich East Hartford i Hartford - Art Framing Shop, West Hartford H. A. Bruckner, Inc., Norwich Clothing Care, In t, Windsor Locks Holdridge Farm Nursery, Ladd Service Station, Colchester East Hartford Nuneiy Corp, The Gem Van A Storage Co., In t , Army & Navy, Torrington Clothing Care, in t, I Ledyard Center LaFrance Shop, Norwich Bruno's Floor Covering Co, In c , East Hartford .* * Hartford Arrow Auto Interior Service, In&i Warehouse Point Holdridge's Western Auto Store, Lane A Lenge Florists, Hartford New Britain East Hartford Tire, In t , f General Woodcraft, In t, • West Hartford Brustolon Buick Pontiac In c , ^ Clothing Care, Inc., Farmington Ledyard Center Lane's Radio Shop, New London East Hartford New London ■ .’ A rt Clothes Shop, Hartford Clothing Care, In t, Suffield Holloway’s In t, Simsbury Harry Lappen Furn. 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aeparatkm sC noos, to the ton!- It urge* consideration of .the crea­ Wants to Know People tory. Consumer Price Increase tion of a special peace-keeping brigade Events in World Rice Importo ififraUii of 1 ,000' technicians and logistical ex­ PertiHui Non Grata Last yssr, Rbodeffa hsfi a Fails to Set Of t Alarm perts for use in world emergencies. (AP) — RM Cfataa leads dafleU Of |6A nffitoa. DAOOA, East FaUetan (AF) Vinimes Minister JMn FVIra- . — Agriculture bOnister. It suggests expansion of the military Guitar-Playing Pastor « dedarsd tba Dutch cfeaigs d’af- WASHnWROM (AP) —The Over the -poet Ifi ntenihs Ihe I t BtMall 3treet Ihsll’s budifit msossfis ' AH.MB. Doha said today that rise has been 2.6 per em t That llaiiehMtcr, Oobb. adviser’a group in the office of the Sec­ miras In Fddng psrsona non June indroass in consumer WOHAS F. FteROlTSOM grata today in rstaliatton for |he to Parliamtnt “IMirsday ffunrsd PaUstaa woifid bcaport 100,000 meant a net decHna In file buy­ WALTER R. FERGUSON retary General. that tbs surplus resultod from a . tons of .rice from Red Chin ato prices Ihraa-tanfiu of l par ing power of the a H m y a t e c ^ PaMiahera ■aotputotoB of hlb Ofalneas eoun- FoiMdad Oetob«F 1, MM. And it regards as sspeclally urgent terpart from the , drop in imports atanost twlcs os sasa « food shortage in East ceirt — sat off ito alann bells in ry'worker. H s "resd" saitiWigs,, the search for some dependMiie system MATTITUCK, N.T. (At*) -i- find myseV ia trouble with 'my la r ^ ss tbs drop in sxporte. . PaUatan stemming from slow Washington, sVeti thongh itrOOh- after dieoounUnf for htglMrt piMMMd BTeiy Bt«bIiik Excapt SundATa the Ctomanunlst Me#, China •adnSidaTa- Bntwad at the Peat Offtee M of financing the U Jl. which would re­ Ths Rev. Roberl L. SulUvaa (a pfattoBophy." News Agency announced. . movement of wheat from the trtbuted to ths largest six-month prices, have d lp i^ tsso-tonths; Maacheater, Oaon., aa Becwd Claaa HaU Utaited States. lieve the world organization from the learning to trater aU and surf in At the SmtthMM dinrch, lie The report sold the Dutch dty- UN Meeting rise in living costs alnee 1968. of 1 per cent sinoe June 1969. threat of big power financial vetoes used the horse and buggy to itomat, O. J. Jengejans, would UNSSnOD MATIOMi. N.Y. The price climb was steeper At today’s priesa, M Isksa aXTBSCRIPnON RA.TE8 tha name of tha Lord. Two (AF) — Ths U.N. Sscurity over its actions. "try to woik with the jpeoplt not be alMwed to leave China than May'a modest ons-tenth of: 3M.99 to buy whatUA boiH^ In Payable ta Adraace years ago, he learned to handle and bring back aoma of the re­ Oeuncll will meet Monday to Tightrope Walker 1 per cent. But a bulge is cus­ An in all, this is one of the most posi­ imttl a Chinese delegation to an the 1967-9 base period. > a a * * * # • a a hwae and buggy and atrum a gion’s historical flavor — and I discuss an Israeli air raid on a tomary in June, teid the chief- Three Mon the tive, forward-looking, position papers on intamaMonal congress of taohni- Charles BKmdin waa ths as­ One Hcoth guitar for the aame reaaon. tMhk fite horse aitd buggy dona in the Netharlonds hod Syrian oonstruction site July 14. cause — a tour-tentha cf 1 per the United Nations ever produced in Tha Rev. Mr. Sullivan la a The Israeli target w u a site sumed' nsune of a famous cent Jump in fobd'prices — haa HBUBER OF helped." left safely. French tightrope walker, Jean Not All FlyiBYfi IHB ASSOCTATED PMS8 the arena of American politics. Some of Presbyterian miniater who be- He also played (he guitar in The Dutch govenunent ex- where the Syrians are woriring been the same in every June tor- Vha Aaaociated Press is exclusivelr entlUM llevea that in order to preax^ Ricfafird Nixon to divert waters of a tributary Francois - Oravelet. BloiMin the positions taken will, no doubt, come church and used visual aids to CHTCAGO (AP) — Former peHed fiie Obineea charge d’aff­ 16 years. Mot all birds fly when mkf- to ttie use ot republication of all news ^ the Goqiel of the Lord you firat make his . services more of the Jordan River. made the trip across Niagara The commissioner of the Bu­ have a considerable dtetencs Batches credited to it or not otherwise credlt- aa a surprise, and perhaps an unpleas­ Vice President Richard M. Nix­ aires in The Hague, Li Bn-cMu, Falls on a tightrope many Sd in thto paper and also the local news pub- ant one, to some Republicans. And it have to gain the confidence of meaingful for the congregation. after members of Ms staff kid­ reau cf I^abor: Btatistica, Arthur to 'traveL There are excSpftonSr the people. And he’s convinced on says mass bombing of North times. riSita o< republioatkai of special dto' can be taken Jor p an ted that part of “I sold the horse and buggy Viet Nam would be a punidi- naped an injured Ohineee engi­ Opposes Roes, declined to predict tor For example, the mountain psktohes ^reln are also reserved._____ . tha beat way to do that ia to when 1 received word of my neer attending the congreee UNITED NAndtiS, N.T. newsmen whero the index -will quatl of (Calffomia make thsir. the inspiration for this report came adopt their Intereato. ment of the people rather than (AP) — Poland took iaoua today POUOEMAN WASN’T SCARED The Heimld Prlntlnt Compmy, p«:.. aa- new assignment," be said. "But Of the leaders. from a hospital. The engineer, go from its presept rsootd level, annual migrations up and downi aumes no financial from a natural Republican eagerness to Wton he waa given hia firat I kept the guitar, and I v(;aa wise with the World Oourt’s rafiisal FHKADELFHIA (AP) — Pa­ 112.9 per cent of the 1967-9 aver­ tha mountains by toot, nccord-^ mphlcal errors appearln*. ta *<>^*™**5'**P‘! find points of possible Democratic vul­ "Any punldiment must be who was found with a fractured a ^ other readtet matter in The Manchester assignment two years ago aa to do 80 because I find that the skull and a serious back injury to consider the question a t ra­ trolman Charles Deeiy walked age. ing to the Encyclopedia^ Britesi* nerability. It could even be alleged that directed toward the' leaders, cism in South-West Africa. Tkf ______, Erenlng Herald____ pastor oC Smittitield Presby­ young people here spend a great who are responelble, rather in front of the CMneie legation, behind a man who was holding But other offiCiMe said the' •nlea. ' ^ , Full serrlce client of N. B. A JSfl the Republican authon of this report terian church near the Dutcheaa deal of time in tha summer on died. Polish Judge on fiM trUxmu had «everal people at bay in a down rise dM not reflect the Und of Publishers RepresentaUTsa — than toward the people," Nixon sided with the majority. town garage with a suftmiachine are more Interested, really, in weaken­ County rural community of the besch. told a news conference Thurs­ overheathig that would send the GLUE SNIFTINO BkMMED Mathews SpeclM j^ency — New Tork, Cm- Amenia, N.Y., he aized up Ma White House to Oosigreas tor a aa«o. Detroit and Boston.______ing the Democrats than In strengthen­ “T hope to spend time with day. Trade Snrplui A statemant from the PoUsb gun recently and said, "What HOUSTON, Tex. (A**) — Ths congregation and decided on a them — strumming my guitar -U.N. dfiegaticn made no men- are you doing with that thing?” tire-extinguiahiiig tax boost, m e m b e r a u d it b u r e a u o f CTRCUIjA' ing the- United Nations. He said one option might be to fiAUSBlHlY. Rbodasia (AF) a ty Opuncil has passed a TIONB.______- courae a t action. and singing wHh them to get to — Rhodesia haa reported a for­ tion of the Folifii Judge. The "I’m Just triyng to scare peo- despite deep odflcial eoncem Such are the practices of politics. But Ho bought a 7-year-oM horse knew them better and to let try North Vietnamese leaders over eoaring interest rates. "glue-aniiffing’’ erdhuinee. It Display adyertlainc doataf howa: such practices are also partial commit­ aa war crimiiwia. eign trade surplus a t more than Soviat Judge on the ooiirt voted pie," waa the reply from Rlch- would priffilbtt the ssds. dattvery 2 For Monday — 1 p.m. Mday. and a sturdy buggy and used it them get to knew me better." Nixon, who was in Chicago to 316.6 milHon in the first six with tba minority. ard Belfatti, 80, police said. The living cost increase, re­ For Tuesday — I p.m. ments; and if they prodube sound analy­ to make calls on his parishion­ MattMuck, situated between ported by the Loibor Depart­ or gifts to psnxms under 21 of Fbr Wednesday — 1 P address a Republican State Sen­ months of this year despite the The case invMvsd a Malm by ifhe gun was not loaded and ghie uid cemsnta, eontolnhig For Thursday — 1 P.n^ Wednesday. sis and thoughtful recommendation, ers. OocaskmaUy, he rode to Long Island Sound and a bay, economic sanctions against Ethh^ia and liberia that South tU barrel had been plugged. ment Thursday, was in line with For FfSCay — 1 p.m. ligaday. they often live and function beyond church in It ate dinner, said the United the average of monthly iii- any of 12 sofvcBto. , l\jr 8*;hiraa7 — 1 p.m. ^loay. . “is very water orieified and I States should keep Hanoi gueao- Britain’s rebellious colony. But Africa had vlolatsd its League Belfatti was JaUed on a charge ClaasUled didllne; a.m. eaA day «* their own most elemental motivations. And during his tsnure at tha intend to Mend right in with that of Nations mandate by extend- of illegal poeseerion of a ma- oreoaeS for the first half of 1966 Offendera oouU reoetys op t# ynbilcatioei except Saturday — t a.M^____ _ iag about what H wiH do If cap­ total foreign trade was down a 3300 fine. / It is a good report, and its analysis, church — about two years — Hs orientation." tured American pilots are exe­ sharply. ing Ms syoten of apo^eid, or chine guru whMi totaled LTper cent yriday, July M reasoning, and recommendations have enrdOmsnt grew 80 per cent, to “Wbelher I’in water skiing, cuted. both merit and timeliness. 130. surilng or Just discussing the "The administration in cases Now, the Rev. Mr. Sullivan church in general on a boat at like fills la well advised to carry has moved on to become pastor sea or in the everting si the 985 MAIN S’TRBErr - TEL. 948-6171 - OPEN 9 AM. IJ) 5:80 f M. - 2 a big stick and talk softly,” Nix­ The Privilespe Of Wonder beach, I will be relating with Th« Strategy Of The Weak of Mattituck Presbyterian on said. "By that, I mean we MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (623-7201) - IT OAKOT., MANFCSOBTra The luxury of n«ve wonder haa been church. It haa 600 pariShlonera, my pec^le — Joining in their •hould keep the enemy guessing WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE • 142 BAST CENTER STREET • TTDL. 949-T196 and a Sunday school enrollment cultural and se ^ sr interests,” lestored to human living by civilisa­ In Vietnam the strategy of the strong what we will do." confronts the strategy of the weak. ’The' of 200 chiMren. he said. tion’s ventures out Into space, and a strong use material power to achieve “‘I found a much different at- A native of Philadelphia and a fesy precious thing it is to have back. Jack Sternbach impersonal objectives. 'The weak practice moephere here than in Smith- graduate of Pennsylvattta Unl- MADISQN, Wia. (AF) — Jack It is so wonderful we prefer to defiauit personalized violence; and they field," he said. ““The people ■verSlty and Princeton The­ fiterfibach, UniveraKy of Wis- snjoy it rfcther than try to analyse it; Stoically accept the destruction of wealth here are town people-potato ological Seminary, the Rev. oonain sociologiat, says Ameri­ let the inevitable scientif}e and techni­ and the loss of lives. “The strong believe farmers who live in a town and Mr. Sullivan served in the can working dabs men are too cal explanation of Just how things ars that the enemy can eventually be com­ they ckwely Mentity with the Army during Wm M War H, ven­ often portrayed by novie actors being done stay over at one side, under­ pelled to make tilie “reasonable” decision sea and with aU the sea offers. tured into the real estate busi­ "who sweep women off their ness in Florida and served as a neath the headlines, and wait. Hiat, to oomppomlse or capitulate. “The crucial “The second day I waa here I feet, tom undershirts and all." was taken out sea fishing. And I mortician before entering the too, of course, is a wonderful and fas­ assumption made by the strategists of Ih foot, said Frof. Stambach strong^ is that the enemy wishes to can see that I will have to learn seminary. at a seminar Thursday, woridng cinating story. avoid death, pain, and material destruc­ to water aM and surf because Asked what hs thought about But for the moment, permit us Just to doss men are "lousy lovera” tion. Inflict these and at some point in this plays a major role in the the phgrstcal risks ia learning to because they are insensitive to revel in the fact that last March a dum­ the process the value of the issue being Uvea of tha young people here." water ski and mact, he eaauaUy their wives feelinga and "live my apace vehicle was left up there, in fought over will be calculated as less Fortunately, the Rev. Mr. Sul­ commented: eaaentidly outside the home -Silent and lonesome ortrtt of the earth, than the value of avoiding further pain Album 0( CburobM By Jbseiib Saitomla livan is ^nmg enough — 81 — to If 1 sprain an ankle or break with toelr buddies." and that, this weak, a live, manned and destruction. It is a very plausible be what he caMed “‘physically a leg, it will be In the name of l£ n r a \n , they ore honest, hs Gemini hunted do^Wn this empty scien­ strategy, and it is the. strategy of those BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL flexible, lit 1 were oMer I might my church." said. tific orate, up there in all of space, who are rich, who value life and fear "Tha middla doss man tends OF A\ANCHESTER pain. to lie arid boast of Ills achieva- maneuvered its way toward the point “Hie weak deal in absolutes, among at which it was traveling in its 18,000 Businessmen Still Investing menta. In the working class no them the absolute fact that man in any A Thought for Today Herald one has any illusions.’’ mile an hour Journeying, maneuvered event, suffers. The strategy of the weak some more to come gently up to it, and is the chosen strategy of idealists and By Rowland Evans J r . Sponsored by the Manebeater Inside Council of Church ee Yesterdays In Overseas Enterprises Marion Hart then sent out a human being to walk Ideologies, and it is the necessaiiy Robert D. Novak LONDON (AF) — Marion through nothing and touch it. strategy of the brutalized and poor. 25 Years Ago WAflHING’rON (AP) — equlpment In Oanouda this year, Hart, 74, of Washington, D.C., J It is very powerful against the strong The 'Whole Armor of Qod— Permit us, for the moment, the luxury American businessmen are in­ up from 3.84 bilHon laet year. says die Just (lew the Atlantic ef remembering how fhntastie it is to be because when the strong present the ul­ Report Epbealaiw 6:10-20 (coat.) Postmaster Thomas J. Quish In France, American Invest­ solo tor fun. vesting in foreign enterprises at tai space a t all, then to have human be­ timate alternatives of surrender or death The American soldier has announces that his recommen­ ment tor plant and eqdpment In In London Thursday, Mrs. the weak can acc^t these as natural been successful in every war be­ an liKTeaslngly rapid pace ings up there, then to have these human GRENADA, Miss. — The grown foxier. In Grenada local leaves. dation Hiat' Clerk ’Thomas F. the manufacturing and petro­ Hart, who nestled her single- alternatives. For the strong, to surrender police do not harass but instead To many civil rights leaders. cause he is able to think for Moriarty be promoted to fore­ deiqite the hard-line talk la leum fieMs waa a n tid ^ e d at engine Beechcraft Bonanza beings go hunting for^a needle in the Is a reasonable choice in a given cir­ background and techniques of Dr. Martin Luther King’s sum­ protect demonstrators (chasing Dr. King has taken the wrong himself as well aa follow orders man of mails at the local office some oountries, notably Franto 3419 mUlton this year oolnpared Wednesday among the giant J ^ Sidewalk celestial haystadc and find it with no cumstance. To die for a cause may be away siillen-looking white who course the past year. Following from bis superior. Paul writes has been approved by first as­ with 3819 mUlton last year and at London airport said: "I waa trouble a t alL * mer campaign In this sleepy lit­ and Canada, of economic na­ necessary or noble, but it can only be might cause trouble). Even if passage of the . 1965 voting to the Ephesians that they must sistant postmaster general at tionalism. 3216 million In 1968. not thinking of setting any If there had happened to be, inside seen as the consequence of am. unreason­ tle north Mississippi town raise have the helmet of salvation to serious doubts about his meth­ Dr. King himself comes here to rights bill, they feel, he should Washington,'' D.C. One Commerce Department For all of Europe, ^^d records. I was all set to come on that abandoned needle, another-- astro­ able situation. “The strong, the rich, in­ take personal command, the have launched a South-wide protect themselves from Satan. Town Assessors threaten res­ official said it’s hard to find equipment spending by Ameri­ a holiday accompanied by a sist that man wants life, wealth, power, ods \mder present conditions in ’Ihey had to know that their u naut, lost in space, he could have been odds are agadnst Grenada's be­ voter registration prog;ram — ignation in protest against lack can affiliates was projected at woman friend when she oouMn’i happiness, and that in a reasonable the South. even one non-OommUiUst coun­ transferred to the other craft, and re­ Dr. King is stiil the one lead­ coming another Selma. using his immense prestige to salvation was sure. ChristiqnJtjf of salary provision for amount try wMch actually disoduragfes 38.6 MlUon this year compared moke it, I saw no good reason to united With his fellow man. / society these are consistent and attain- break Nfgro fear and apathy. is not irrational or incapable of of public work nedessary for with 32.6 billion last year. In sit at borne." abla. “The poor have little experience of er who can energize the adult If the campaig;n has no na­ U.6. hivestments ahhougb many The technological and scientific items Southern Negro. His Southern In contrast, his major Southern intellectual defense. Our minds, compilation of town Grand List want K on their terms. Latin America, this type spend- Mm. Hart said She first flew such matters. The rich do not believe tional impUcations, its sole value as ^ell as our hearts, must be and calculations Involved in all this— Christian Leadership Confer­ is What it accomplishes in effort today consists of being due to present business boom. But he added Americans are ing was axpet^ to rise from the Atlantic with a woman copi­ that death and suffering are plausible bogged down in Grenada, Miss^ preijiared for the battle. A thor­ Jay E. Rand of the Orford 3944 mUlton to 3L1 bilkon. lot la 3068. millions and millions of them—are an­ choices for men when altemaitlves exist. ence (SCLC) is the best-financ­ Grenada. It is obvnous-that no wilting to invest in overseas cp- ed of all civil rights groups, but 1966 Publishers Newspaper ough going apologetic for Chris­ Soap Co. asks Board of Select­ Manufacturing outlays in Bu- other astounding and thrilling story, to “The weak and poor hardly know what civil' rights progress here could Syndicate tianity 1b invaluable to ^ y ; erattons so long as they can a good case can be made that come without protest, but the men to take immediate action make a profit. And American jrops stone ware expected to in- Tom Conway be pondered on long winter nights. the alternatives 'might be. In'this situ­ however, Paul is right in calling to correct drainage conditions creaee 40 per cent Ifais year LOe AMCIELiDS (AP) — Actor ation it is the weak who are in a strong these formidable assets are be­ current protest campaign— buaineasmen think a profit can But, for the moment, we prefer the ing wasted and misused in Gre­ rri j • r r * * . the hehnet-^ helmet of salva- at the Hllliatd St. underpass; while the menlfaiotuiring outlay Tom Ooiiway, 61,. star of the position. marches and economic boycott .- X O ftay ITl MMlStOry tion. do you know for sure that be made. mood of the little child, who sees the nada. he feels acti

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1966 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN ItANCHB^TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1968 baiUng bock to a Ihtima ha Gangcon — and oeltainly after nthor "wMh tbooa who eouU getting anxlouB to hear the oM *1nlnimum of anxious mo- elected to the post to the No- scundad to Ms acospUnoe tbraa — you sbotiM gat rid of psovlda leadership but don’t.” New W eapons, Tactics Science Tries boy’s voice by ths Found Dead in Locked Car graa's Damoentio opponent, and oomplaeiBnt. That to the task force, Gengras sold. advlaa on senior citizen pro- In Use .gainst Cong To Duplicate ved eon- Tense but Excited flight, replied! “Not really. I ary 1949 and Of All State Agencieis viras not mentionad by name to time for them to fat out of be He has already been obeoldng grama, partioutory those which ttouously stoce. ’ MiANHETHEJD (AF) — Mrs. state poUce said. SAIGON; South Viet Nam crews manning them. X left find hin most articulate and the apaaoh, wtatoh was m ade bfr; ram ovad." with some of the . organizations, are atate and federaiBy oriented, • T in Manned Space Center, Hous- to "Just get back Into the rou­ He ran unojqxMMd In the N o­ Dolores M. Kelley, 96, and her M edical BJxamlner R a ^ L- FAHtmiEILD (A P )—The crea­ mlnistrative speclalista from cit (AP) — The target was the Ten Yen Bai In flames. \ ■ dy Nerves interesting, when he has some- OUman eald death was caused fora the Fairflald Town Oom- The citixana task force, Cton- institutions, and s bueineaaes wifl bold its organisational meet- t(Mi, Tex. (AP) — "He looked tine of things" today and await Democrats Hint vember 1962 elaotioo. three children got into the etto tion of a 60-man citizen task las and towns in Connecticut. Bal military com plex 90 m iles The weap(m largely reeponsi* the homecoming of Young and Uting to say.” ’In their garage. She started the by carbon monoxide poisoning. mlttaa. graa said, wouUl Investigate "a ll whtoh would be colled upon to mg Aug. 99 and will hear sug- By STBmEN M. AUO Just grea t,".sa id an exuberant force to make a thorough-going The group of 60 would have The Damoerato are oiflragrtog supply membete for the citizens gestlona ta t projects It can un­ northwest of Hanoi. ble was the CBU or duster WA6HHNGTON (AP) — Collins, expected next week aft­ Both wives talked with news­ Backing Wallett engine, / There were no signs of violence, agencies and deportmonta at the examinati(m of state agencies six months in which to make Its ,pom Inartla, the RaptibUoan drtmeoUout govemraantal bu- group, the caadMata said, and dertake. From alihosM In Thailand, bomb unit. Mrs. Michael (Jollins alter er debriefing and medical tests. men In front ot their suburban 80% of Bread Enriched At about 7 o’clock Tbmaday Gilman said. ^- It is one of a large catalogue ■ciMKa la otriviiv to measure was called for by Republican studies and to suggest ways of candidate aaUL laaucraoy to raoonunand euhnin- added, “I alreiudy taavk esnur- The meeting of the aeven- ITB. Jet bomlbers swqpt acroee sad arUllcially duplicate the watching on television as her Both wives were feted to Houston homes. Their children The^ Manrs open, since Mrs. Kel- Gengtas In a speech Thursday state office — Including the gov- Mitad, "and this to the yaar to procedures, and to propoaa gov­ ------—— ■ eebedUtod for 8 p.m. in the of- er Valley. .. ,,.,.4 ■yatem. It possible that some safely onto the deck of the U88 er astronauts’ wives Thursday Mrs. Young said the women Tueaday night that it wlU not They amothiwed Ten Bal with forces with an awesome amount Guadalcanal. after the Gemini 10 re-entry and visitors to her home had "chat­ name a candidate for Judge of made in this country is enrich­ The'boy and tjsb girts — Ger- ley apparently Icxfced ttiem from night.. ernor’s offloa. use It" ' ernmental reorganization whera- 84S RAHJMMUM m BAPPBAB flee o f General Manager Robert day science’may be able to du­ thousands of lethal “ bombtota’ Of firepower. "R ’s 'been a great day for Uie splashdown. 'the Probate Court in the Nov. 8 ed. This means that iron and aid, 12, Jer^/'lO, and Bonnie, the Inside, state police said. Tt elected, Gengras promised, "R win not anawer to me,” o o M happen to anybody aver poaalble, and to streemhne MOW YORK — The m erger Weiss, plicate the functions of certain ted like any group of women ’Ihe noise was terrifying. Matching this weapons arsen­ Irish," exclaimed Mrs. John W. "I was certainly excited when do" until the critical re-entry electiems and that It will, in all three of the B vitamins are add­ 6 — were Wura. Kelley’s by a Mrs. Kelley married IxwiB J. he would caU together 16 top un­ Gengras said. "1 wiM answer to who’s been in power so long your govenunent.’’ .... movement t o Am erican rail- ShokMn Bloom, executive sec- serves in human bodies, The Yen Bal raid was one of al are guerrilla-fighting tactiea I heard my husband finally say time of the flight was reached. probability, endorse Republican ed to white flour in amounts jn-evious ip^oTiage and bore the Kelley, her se(X>nd hwfband, last ion officers, 16 top Junior exe­ It.” that the people are taken for In state agencies which are roads has reduced the number retary of the Cpmmiesion on Such research may mean Young, wife of the other Gemini the most successful of the war. which, nice the weapons, have something,” Mrs. Young said, ’Then, she said, everyone was Judge John J. Wallett for a new equal to those found in whole- last n a ^ of her first husband, year. She reportedly divorced cutives, 16 top experts In govern­ After 12 years In office, the granted,” ha said. psiformlng tmsatiafactorily, he of short-haul lines from 1,218 Bervlcea for ISderiy Persons, hope — though many years off 10 astronaut. U.S. officers claim ed It wiped been devised for or adapted to referring to the end of the radio- "totally silent the last 10 four-year term, to begin Janu- wheat flour. BJnrichment of GeraM^Keesee. Keesee about three years ago. mental administration from edu­ Democrats are too “ tired’-’ to «x>]i |,c the tlrat to tall you eald, the blama does not Ua wMfa to fewer than 400 in the past wfll explain possible actiriUcs at best — for persons crippled A National Aeronautics and out 26 antiaircraft sites and the the jungles and paddles of South by nerve diseases svtdch have Space Administration spokes­ silencing blackout period short­ minutes.” ary 1967. bread is compulsory in 90 states IMsee, now living In Dallas, The Kelleys lived on Rpute cational Institutions, and 16 ad- govern effaetlvely, Gengras said, mat after one or two terms o t the rank and file employea but 60 years. *or the gro>g». Viet Nam. The Viet Oong aoldlef left muscles stHl available, man said both wesnen planned ly before splashdown. "I was Mrs. Collins said she had a Judge WoUett was first and voluntary in others. Tpx., was notified of the deaths, 106. stiU retains Ms main ocunter •hough useless. “ weapon” at eiusivenese. Ho FoUo is an example. So le the burrows into , the ground in tun­ possibility of rehaJbiMtating an nels or holes, or “melts Into the arm left useless after a stroke. countryside’’ as a peasant, a t Nerve research also may lead fades across the borders of to artificial limbs that can be neighboring Oambodia and operated by signals from the Lbob. brain such as those that control Bbccept for the Yen Bal raid muscular movement in normal late last luring, the (duster bodies. bomlb unit has been used largely At present there are two prin­ against Viet CSong guerrillas in cipal aims of work (^artificial South Viet Nam. nerves: IFrlmarily an antipersonnel 1. To. learn more about bow weapon, the OBU Is a canister 2 nerve (sells work to govern containing some 8(X> bombleta movment, impulaes, thoughts with orange noses and sUveiy and emotions. toil fine. 2. To learn how brains work They are blown from the can* and how man cstn use this later by (xnnpreased air, shower knowledge. 4 * down to earth in bursts of tight This research takes two main t and overpowering noise. avenues. One is neural model­ S u m m er O a k b n m e The etto c t has been likened to ing — making electronic er ( X hurting 800 extra poweifid hand 2 General Electee mathematlCV models of individ­ p i i i l X ' grenades at the enemy. ual nerve cells to duplicate cer­ t e i l S X lS tliJ In recent months napalm has tain functions. i i l i i been added to the bombletB and The other is aks. the spinel oard. 20 f t ...... 11“ weather ait 40,000 feet and rain There are eo maagr neurora to M i^ell, Bunny Bear, Trimble, Kantwet and many others. Prices start as low as ■ euqpioelves on a tazget by radar U (he human body that the ksw at control, about tSO.OOO a day appears to General Electric Also taetkyfly. Jet flgfater- make little difference in phy- 24 f t . . . . . 13*® bonabers provide air eopport for Biological or inteUeotual funo- SPECIALS from Our Camera Dept f m.... 08 . ground opeialtona that to un- tionings. Portable Vacuum Qeaners matched tai any pravtoue lleagues IM 4*Hr K> kMp «»l«r pun fOfh Chlorine uhltti dlaaolvc ilowi' nees, (doudy weather or rain. have been working on the senso­ tM nta Xflli le w on coattet. i f iMit ^vt eoDttnoAl protoetlon Eagy Budget Terms t m, Iroti S.OOO fpHoiii. flgftlnit germs and vlnii. 4 Miranda F 35mm SLR Camera Thrifty 10 cu. ft. In anothar taettoal innovation, ry part of the nervous system — 2 4 7 2 6 6 heavy artillery to slung from bow the eye sees, bow the ess S.4S Onr Bag. S.K •{•V 5 N 1 la S Iba. 6 MM. W /C a »e ...... 9 9 .9 9 'H*'; HotpoinCs Big beneath the heUoopteni flying ______- _____ Hotpoint Freezer over roadlew Jungles to ' poel- One moddl resembles stso- 2 Miranda Automex lU 35mm-Metered - fleas where the guns saa eu|>- , tronically a network In the;, hu­ SLR W /C a s e ...... 1 4 7 .8 7 P reston e P reston e port ground troops. man ear. The results of expeti- Auto Butler TT* “ Sifigsy” ' iBiven (hs tnfantrymsB Is ments with H, checked later at a S ilicon e Rolls Oat on Wheds for 1 Minolta Hi-Matic 7 ...... 6 7 .8 7 sisned with greater firepeweir laboratory in Japan, detennlned Oil Miser LHtar Container than In other ware. that in monkeys, at least, the Anyone Can Push Easy Qeand^ Polish PHt Every €or iBBs baste weapon to the Mlfl car seems to woikiaooordfing to 2 Anseo THan H ZoiMn 8 Movie Camwa 49.87 ligtatiweight rtfle that tires a J2 the way the model had predlot- oatibe^ Mgb valocliy bullet. cd. 1 Bauer Deluxe Electric 8mm 4-1 It Around! T ^ OMtomatlo weap(m bas tit- tVfaUe Bell at Murray Hia, Zoom Movie Camera ...... 1 1 7 .8 7 da recoil, helping a aoUtier to K.J., is working on the eye and i Skv’?” Ore with aocutaoy even when car, scientists at Johns Hopkins Algicide . . . 1 Gal. Raise PH 6 Crestline Super 8 Movie Camera EE 34.87 M lrade Silicone Installs . In seconds. tato fire to fiiliy automatic. Tha applied physics laboratory — in Stops oil burning. This big new *1T* ia sm all, tight bUUet enajUtoe him ocnjunction with the National H m n l. UfM ta t1 mm*,aiBi. aaua u u ^ ^ m Oorrecu low f H m vmnumng Quiets noisy ragines. formula can be rq>- Permanent rinyl bag. Ho^xdnt all to carry more ammunition than MWaU uWanH. AWimtar | ^ M p^iole. F rm a ti ore, 8oeo and 5 Richmond Aurora 11 Auto Load Slow— Model FV810G. Porcdoln-oiHteal Itoer. 3B” Institutes of Health near Wash- dwr ui4 oputllBt. I 4 fg ) tiim t irritation. c Restores lost power. idied in the stm. Assorted ooltnz. yoa wRl need. No-Rrost 187 l>. be could before. For the M16, m tagton, D.O. — are wortciog «n 7 7 Motion 8mm P rojector...... 47.87 wide, holds 354 Ibe. S ratrigerated zhslvae. 4. soldier (xm eorry 060 rounds in lnal oosd that (xxitrol mus- Only 82” wide, 6 6 ^ ” tall, M fita Tha beiiooptar to eonetanfly dlec. ■MY MIDGU nRMI being used to oaziy troops, am-, Woik at lohna Hopkins turned your present space. It roUa out munitioD, food, and medi Hotpoint Another gunship, the aimed verselyt we hope that the nerv­ PLASTIC MODELS rocket betioopter, can swoop ous system may teach us mors • Fishing Lures 2 9 8 0 0 ‘‘Built I n ” Dishwashers. atong the trsetope and fire oft 48 ‘ about (xmtrol systems and in- in our stock sockets on one mission at ths tonnation procecedng.” Any GaHon «f Anye Wht Fixture dug-ln enemy. 2 HUte’s group baa tauftt elce- 0 . New tactics ala coming to the trontc dupli(»tee of nerve cefls in our stock • Fishing Rods Children’s and Adult Games By: lore In kmezioen air raids over found in various nervous ays- M. Bradley Ideal Avalon Hill North 9tot Nam. ' toms. “We have dupUcatsd to a lASY ■UDOfT liRMS 1 9 9 0 0 Jet pttots avoid Soviet-made Mmited extent certain fiuicttons Paint iChooge from hundreds of EASY BUDGET TERMS AMANOiD suiCace-to-alr mlesilea by a # Tackle Boxes Parker Bros. Hasbro Trhnsco of networks of neuixms found in oomblnation of evasive maneu­ Choice e t Dupont Decorator Styles for living rooms. ARRANGED the spinal (xaxto of oa ts," he Plastic Cars, Planes, Ships, Byi vers and special escort planes, says. loaded with secret electronio "Tlie hope to to employ these Lucite* or Dorcal bedroomg, kitchens, bathromns. • Fishing Lines Aurora Lindberg Hawk Ravel HMcl CiritTO Mt irolwM IM Me fte All porcelain tub wffl not rast, A ip or puncture, devtoes. cr skmilar devices in things like FREE LOCAL DELIVERY With each mtosion, a flight of For indom* and outdoor lighting. M on og ra m with M l s o l oat Mehs for mm ssodoin kwdinf. beert pacemakers and ]procthet- m onr stock OioQM Iram CaM oi^ liBi«a aelaetion s i ■our Bupprassor planes fiito as­ to devices where a person has TO Y(X)RHOMB Radii hflU M kMh pMsto sort. Ona plane tocatoe the mis- tomporarfly or peratanently lost Conlon or €k>lden C Fiflhing Roiis HoOpotat AppMflnces tola sNe and Jams the radar sig- cartato neuroimicoidar tone- Friday and St^rday Friday and Saturday Friday tmd Saturday nsls. Ths other jdanes attack flo w . Qioice of many lengths and Ihe site with rockets, which "Fosid^ w« win be kMe to OISLY! models. Reg. 12.97. ONLY! FsBf guaranteed by CaMor and Hotpdnt borne in on radar signals.' nplaoe enough of these func­ ONLY! Radar-equipped CJ121 (soostol- tions so a persop ootdd (xmtrib- ' latlonsr known ' iul the "Big uta to society again," HiltE BJye,” fly patrol over North Viet ‘ rays. f . . ■ I . f j V." Nam during^raids. These plahee detoot a miaeUe at ihe mcmeifl 14 . ■ . All Stores Comtorfably Air-Conditioned It to launched and warn, UB. H eotronic Bait Ejred 1M. and Sid. M et.km , W«l .... M i Ml b M I M All Sfotes Oomf6rfpbly Alr-Condifioned 9:30 AH to 9:30 PM M. pilots in the area by ra ^ . enaf CBDQAOO Scientists be- Ito ilU t FiM ii.... M l AM I* llfl.n i wHtig them to go into hhoip evoi- Meva that moths can “ home in" 9:30 AH to 10:00 PH V MANCHESTER - 1145 TOLLAND TURNNKE sive turns and dives. an ^Slanto and projpeotive matM MAHCmSTER - 1146 m U M D Sat. S * M i| M O A M h lM P K by detecting the feeble electro­ 9:00 AH to 10:00 PH F irr TAXED INOOMBS magnetic radiation given off by EXIT 93, WILBUR PARKWAY IXJtNOXXtt—The forerunner of plants and mates. The rsssarrii- E X IT 9 L WtLBUR CROSS PAItKWAY ttM modem Inoome tax was a ara I m I that this opens the poik favy bagoB to BfHato by at using alabtsooto bak ■am M tto im . to toop inswta. m

. I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ’MANCHESTER^ CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 22, 19M Pages l i to 24 PAGE TWELVE Section Ttvo FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1966 ;^attrt|rBtrr lEnrning lirralh FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1966 CUSTOM INSTALLED Small Planes Expand 12th Circuit Transportation Role ALUMINUM Blood Donations G)urt Gises WXafnNGTON (AP) — companies erating their own Fall Off to 82 MANCHESTER SESSIOlt America’s fleet of 100,000 Hgtat planes are sharing available seats, toe association said, toe SIDING A charge of negUgent homi­ planes, which normally carry main burden of toe extra aerv- Bloodmobile donations fell to 82 pints, far short of cide against John A. Krause, 22, one-thlrt of all intercity passen­ k;e is falling on toe air taxi and the 150-pint monthly quota, during this month’s visit of 44 Rid^e St. was nolled yes­ charter operators. FREE ESTIMATES gers, Is being pressed into addi­ yesterday afternoon at the Salvation Army Citadel. A terday In Manchester Circuit tional ser\'ice as the result of Howard Gregory, president of considerable number of gallon donors were among those Court session. Krause had pre­ the strike against five major toe Des Moines, (Iowa) Flying who showed in contrast to toe ------^ ^ — Service, reported that requests viously been found criminally airlines. large summertime deficit. K.^Kuehl, Joseph L. Lynch, negligent by Hartford County The increased flying by gen­ for charters had increased more MANCHESTER Of the 76 people who made Rolland Cote, Holland Wood, Coroner Louis W. Schaefer in eral aviation — private, corpo­ than 400 per cent. appointments, 42 kept them, warren LeFort, Robert H. an April 6 accident which took rate and charter airplanes — ‘•We just don’t have enough ’They were joined by 49 walk-in Franklin, Charles C. Bigelow, the life of his grandmother, has caused at least one airport. airplanes and pilots to meet toe .donors. Nine prospective donors Eiigene M. Qrlffen, Gilbert L. Mrs. Arniie Tidmas, a passenger Greater Pittsburgh, to set re­ needs,” he said. yere deferred. Wilson. Reno Dufour. in his car. cords for aircraft takeoffs and Since toe charter price Is for leading toe Ust were a num- -\yalk - In donors: George The court’s action was taken landings even though four of the toe airplane, passengers usually be^ of Bloodmobile regulars: Legier, Gordon Rhodes, Joseph as the result o f medical reports eight airlines serving the city round up addition^ persons to Hariy F. Smith, eight gallons; j j Tully, Mrs. Elsie S. Swan- which Indicated that Krause is are shut down by the strike. share toe cost. ^ television APPLIANCE GlennXMirtl, seven gallons; Al- Florence Getzevlch, Kiwanis Head an epileptic. A doctor’s report The association added that at Since toe start of toe airlines strike, many air taxi - services lan P. Walch, five gallons; Mrs. Ro/bert Fluckiger, Mrs. Mar- _ , „ . , was ordered to be made part of Washington National Airport, 63 Const^^ Tomzuk, four gal- ^rs. Roberta Bryce, Dr. R. Glenn Reed Jr., a Krause’s file by Judge John instruct pilots to check with arrivals and departures of small ions; John\W. Volz, Mrs. Helen j ttoam- ticket agents at toe destination Marietta, Ga., dentist, recently 'Daly before he entered the planes were counted within one NEXT TO STOP and SHOP Joyce and^eorge McLafferty, ^^^g Katherine Klein, point, to inform of toe return was elected president of Kiwan- nolle. hour. Normal operations for three gallon^M rs. Mary Suhie ^ is International at a conven- The coroner’s report had noted general aviation there total flight. and Anthony Kvadas, two gal- ., , , ‘‘Nine tones out of 10 our __^ that Krause w m unable to ex- about 160 a day. Ions; Mrs. GeiS^de Pagani and tlon in Portland, Ore. He has accident. planes com e back with a full While individual owners and John Naretto, one gallon. Lappen, Donald Anderson, been a Klwanion 16 years and ij>jjg jjg driving went load,” Air ’Taxi Co., Red Bank, Richard Poudrier, Bruce Wat- 7 . Those who appolnt- has served Kiwanis Intenjation- of control at Walnut and 2 N.J., reported. ments;Mrs. Elizab^to Blodgett. al In many capacities. He has Pine Sts. and rammed three More than 6,000 airpAanes are William Haberern, I&rs- Lillian Pelmas, Rudo ph .^jg^ ,jgg^ president of the Ki- currently used for air taxi and president of the Ki- parked cars. The report also L E N S C A R E Legier, Mark KristoM, Wesley Heck, Mrs. Marjorie Kaveckas, “ ^ P bharter service. wanis Club of Marietta and gov- noted Krause’s physical inflrm- Bulla, Everett J. Uvesfey, Wil- Marion Crossen. Mrs. ernor of the Georgia Kiwanis ity and the fact that he has Ccmtact lenses cost hun­ A Nice Day, Kids and a Mayor Bearing Ice Cream liam R. Johnson, Mro. Dorothy ® District been taking medication fdr epi­ dreds of dollars. Yet some A mayor bearing. . . ice cream is always « a softML. touch for chil maesman a-fat fVlea toe town’s five rAorAftfIfiTi recreation TfeArlra. parks. 'HH ’Thea w warm i L n n I day Brindamour, Mro. Anne Gech- Walker. Miss D i^ e Hulser Chstnct^ contact-lens wearers woslts, a wetting munity health and welfare Of JFK Foreign Aid Pledge the Senate Foreig;n Relations ommendation of Prosecutor through such international or­ Arthur E. Doane. Prescott, Mrs. Mary Stone. U*"- scored by Liggett ft Myers, solution to prepare the lenses agencies plan nonprofit "meals Committee said “ the adminis­ Earl R. Gray and Henrietta Joseph P a x ^ Hovey was w- Stocks in Brief Eastman Kodak, Boeing and most of the sometimes snapping ganizations as toe World Bank. Also: John S. Alvord, Donald ’The hext Bloodmobile visl* is __ _ rested at Coventry Liake earlier for longer and more comfor­ on wheels” programs. One of WASHINGTON (AP) — It was tration is so. preoccupied rpak- Mullaney, Goodrich. Lupien, Whitney File debate that kept the Senate in To this, Kennedy said, "We S. Ellis, Charles E. Genovese, Wednesi^y, Aug. 24, at South K. Gray to H- this month after falling over­ table wear and a soaking so­ the, recommendations in toe Sen. Robert F. Kennedy Who Ing war it has little time or NEW YORK (AP)—Selective shouldn’t bum down toe house Peter F. Kelly, James S. Le- Methodist ^urch, from 1:16 to pr^erty at 32’ThomM Dr. board while underway. His Losses of around a point were lution for bactericidal stor­ council report Is that toe serv­ session until after 7 p.m. money for anything else.” William G. age to eliminate germs. stepped forward to battle the “ For a few brief hours this while we are trying to reach an Sure, Mm. Nancy Akin, Donald 6:30 p.m. \ Carlson to Wllliai driverless boat was turned aside strength showed up in a mixed ^gj^gj, gygjj pivotal Issues as ice he restricted to delivery, not Retorted Kennedy: “ I thought Zimmer, property at 631 N. Ask your pharmacist about preparation, In most cases. ’The challengers of President John­ afternoon,” declared Sen. Jqj understanding” on reshaping from a swimming area when It ®*ock market early this after- Du Pont, General Electric and toe senator from Arkansas \ Main St. For School Board Run these products. A few pen­ National Council on Aging is son’s foreign aid bill — with a seph S. Clark, D-Pa., “ toe Sen­ toe program. struck a rope float. noon. Trading was moderate. Westinghouse Electric. nies a day can keep eye trou­ (Fulbright) would make up for .Mechanic’s Lien Frank U. Lupien of 21 Sunset St. and Normkn E. at 104 E. 25th St., New York. ate of the United States engaged Miss Marthann L. Haberern, Although gainers outnum- IBM And U.S. Smelting lost a ble away. reminder of John F. Kennedy’s that.” Directors to Hold Hearing Alfred Charest against James Whitney of 561 Adams St. today filed signed petitions N.Y„ 10010. in a debate worthy of its g;reat 16, of 72 Oxford St, had charg- tered losers in toe over-all list point each. , ------„ — ----- ^ - - " j -j pledge to help the poor in the Kennedy obviously was ex­ J. Walsh and Agnes M. Walsh, _*1.1. XU- Act -iVwl Published In The Interest Of tradition.” Rails Pay $6 Billion es of operating a motor vehicle there was softeness among a Prices advanced in moderate withthe town clerk S office as indepenoOTt 9®^. .J pressing his disappointment property at 63 Ardmore Rd. Pharmacy and Medldne By WHISKY BIGGEST EXPORT world’s huts and villages. Recalling pledges of his broth­ without permission cmd operat- number of toe key blue chips trading on toe American Stock for the Manchester board Of education. Ihey D O tn se e g that Fulbright, toe bill’s manag­ WAStKENGrTON — Railroads On Town’s Renewal Share Marriage License DONDON — ’The biggest mon­ The New York Democrat er and Johnson, Kennedy de­ ing without a license reduced to that determine .some of toe Exchange, three-year terms, beginning er, has joined in efforts to slash employ three-quarters of a mil­ The hoaird of directors on ter, Paul PhiHlpe and Jack John Thomas Sullivan, 216 ey earner among British exports bluntly told fellow senators clared: “We in Congress have lion people; they are paid 86 trespassing, and she was placed market indicators. — Nov. 7, 1966 and ending Nov. vvas the apparent leader of ths'\ toe length of the authorization Goldbeig. E. Middle Tpke., and Lorraine on probation for one year. Im- ^j^g ^j^g to the United States continues Thursday that their cuts in failed to meet these oWiga- billion a year in wages and Aug. 2 will conduct a public 3, 1969. opposition. WESTOWN funds and boosts in Interest tJona,’ and to cut 8250 million from the It was appointed in Jqne, fd - June Kamor, 76 Devon Dr. Lupien’s petition, contalntag Campbell and Dr. Schardt, In- to be whiskey, for which U. S. fringe benefits. ’The average hearing on a town appropria­ f w Jone® Industrial average at Tolland PHARMACY rates “ are signs of retreat from He also had some tart words 5620 mllUon development loan lowing a reque^ tor Democrat- Building Permlte 95 signatures, and Whitney’s, cumbent school board members, buyers paid 4162 million last railroader, including executives, tion of approximately 82 mll­ 459 Hartford Rd.—649-9946 responsibility and from hon­ prog;ram. Ic Committee endorsement. Robert J. Allen, swimming ^e'^eaTSoW oC^un^- ^ “ ^ year. for the administration: ______is paid 87,300 a year. Manufac- , t J .. __J even as other market indicators containing 80, must stiU be ^ere strong backers for the oring the pledges of Presidents Fulbright argued: “I don’t Uon for toe 816.6 million Down­ asked by “PROD,” a CJhamber pool at 106 New Bolton Rd., ^ She had been c h a fe d ^ t o gj^g Petition Filed checked by Town Clerk Edward proposal, which was approved “It is also a fact that foreign {q Qjg amoimt. I am only turing jobs average 8^,600. town Renewal Project. ’The ref­ of Oommeroe-backed committee $760. Kennedy and Johnson.” aid has no constituency, and no taking toe car of a local den- ...... Tomkiel for authenticity, before by the board- unanimously. erendum question is expected formed to “Promote Renewal Wesley R. Smith, new dwell- ygt The great strength shown by For Bankruptcy Today may show whether he lobby, in Washington: and with­ ho can certify them. ------to appear on the voting ma- a t Downtown.” tag at 16 Harlan St., $14,000 Francis Head Sr., 41, of 19 Spe"Y R ^d Thursday, wh^ it I,can count any success in turn- out a major effort at all levels The number of signatures, tf Chinee at the Oct. 3 elections. The prospoeed project wouW A ft B Svrimming Pools for „ school St. failed to’appear became (he most active stock Newton M. Knight end his When The Occasion Colls for Flowers, Ihg toe tide as the battered bill of toe executive branch of gov­ autoenUcated, fulfill State regu- Cyclists Led Way Mayor Francla J. Mahoney create a mail-type shopping tienry J. Michalak, swimming wife, Jean L. Knight, o f OiyB- feces new moves both to pare ernment, foreign aid will contin­ on a charge of non-support. His response to news o f a dra- latlons, to total one half of one Think of The said ’Tuesday that he Is in fav- area on Mata St., utilizing al- pool at 278 Hackmatack St., re-arrest was ordered and bond "latic increase in earnings, and fatten it. ue to decline. .’That unfortunate­ tal (Lake, have filed a voluntary per cent of the votes cast for NEW YORK Among toe MANCHESTER or of toe redevelopment! and moat all of toe existing build- $3,850. ly is what has happened this was set at $1,000. Head was seemed to have whetted the ap- petition in^ benlcruptcy in U & the same offices ta the 1962 elec- aviation and automobile plo- Parkhill-Joyce A freshman senator giving a urged the Democratic Town inga; would realign Main St., Green Manor Estates Inc., pjckad up on a’ warrant aerved petite of toe trading element in tions. neers whose first experience late afternoon speech on foreign year.” Committee-B. • 1 ■ A to endorse m _____ toe , « ______pro- _____a and ____ would_ A ___ widentA —_ and A extend new dwelling A at A 4 140 AA ^34Richmond vbV* w i ^ vesterdav * afternoon In ^uto jjt^______street.1_____ A « Several 1 other 4 Issues«mi A a District Court in Hartford. Kennedy said those who like Lupien and Whitney, If certl- was vri-th bicycles were toe aid usually faces little more posal when It meets again in other streets in the downtown Dr., $18,000. foreign aid but don’t like toe BOTTLING CO. Wtad^r, anThe was held wer- attracted buying support. ^ fled, will oppose Democrats Al- Wright brothers, ta aviation and Flower Shop than empty desks, even if he is Aug^Mt. region. Walter Caplk, convert one- ^as 062.22 with' esseta at $1,110. administration, and those who NOW LOCATED night at the Manchester Police Group action, however. fred R. CampbeU ^ Dr. Walter auto men Henry Ford, Olea Frank Gakeler, Proprietor criticizing his elders. A aeven-member eoimnittee The Republioaa Town Com' fam ily^ ^ ellln g into ^tvvo-fanjr station tor presentation this raggedl Drugs recovered and His 'Wife lists $8,692.68 in Ua- N. Schardt, and RepubUcans Olds, Glen OurUss and Oharlea 601 MAIN ST., MANCHES’TER But this was Kennedy, not don’t like foreign aid Itself i^rere of Democrats Is now sttidying nrittee, when it meete Aug. 18, ily at 63 Garden« J- St., $3,000. -o « « morning In Bast Hartford Clr- airlines were ahead on halqnce. biUtles end $860 In assets. Paul C. Kaiser and Atty. Her- Duryea. (Next to Hartford National only considered by many as his ganging up to whittle toe pro­ the proposal and will make its also is expected to take a stand cult Court. Plus signs outnumbered minus ’The couple is being represent­ bert A. Phelon Jr. in the Oct. ------——------Bank) brother’s political heir but a gram down. SILVER LANE RD. recommendation at that meet- on the posposal. 15% OF TANKS GAVE IN He__ pleaded______guilty_____ to the_____ signs______among^ the leading auto ed by Atty. WilUum B. Col­ 3 town elections. BRITAIN FIRES HANGMAN • YES—WE DELIVER • rival of the President. And He said while toe Seimte was CORNER OF OLCOTT STREET • TEL. 643-5147 Phones: 649-0791 — 649-1448 tag. ------^----- SBOimi—In the Korean War charge ^oday and wte released stMks but changes ivere very lins of Manchester \ Lupien, Whitney, Kaiser and LOINIIXXN—(Britain’s last pu/b- many of his elders stayed on for hammering on the bill this week The committee consists of Jo- The New York Caty vital toe Chinese (Jommunists were ★ f e a t u r i n g ★ <-0 .1. . . . , •without bond for presentation small. Steels were Jumbled. TTie petition will be present­ Phelon all opposed the proposal Ho hanging took place ta May seita Czerwinskl, chairman; statistics office was toe first., able to make collaborators of again at the Manchester Court The Associated Press average ed before Gaul Seddman, ref- to bus Hartford disadvantaged 1898. Capital punishment wa« QUAUTY AT A SAVING! PhliUp Harrison, Fred Nassiff, such office In toe world to use sorts out of about^ 16 per cent of session A'ug. 25. of 60 stocks at noon was jyn- eree ta bankruptciy, children to Manchester. liupien alboliShed in 1066. Self Pick-Up - - • - V/e Deliver Attgr. Alan Thomas, Robert Va- electric tabulating devices. their American prisoners. The case of David Cargo, 17, changed at 814.6 with tadustri- “Water-Boy” Lawn Watering Systems Save By The Cose! of Main St., Coventry, who-is- als' off .8, rails up .2 and utill- MORIARTY BROTHERS BUY 10 CASES: GET 1 CASE FREE! charged with tadecent e^qwsure, ties unchanged, Quickly installed in any lawn area and there is was continued until Aug. 18. Sperry Rand, delayed by ac­ (ASK FOR OUR CARD) (LARGE BOTTLES ONLY) Robert T. Donnelly, 35, of 7 nothing to get out of order. cumulated buy orders, rose % WEEKEND SPECIAL 1,75 Cflise of 12 Bottles Lydall St., originaMy charged to 29% on an opener of 51,500' PAYS FOR ITSELF — m I with speeding, pleaded guilty IfU MOtCURY shares and pushed to a new CUTS WATER BILLS UP TO 50% GARDENS I to a reduced charge of failure high of 80 before It eased on iM SSENSER COMMUTER InstaUed under the grass, “Water-Boy” feeds moisture WOODLAND ' to obey a traffic He profit taking. was fined $26. ^ direct to roots, without loss of water. 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■ \y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1966 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1966 at any time and In any place as Stock Exchange Computers the Chinese and Vietiuunese Man Charged BEEF CORRAL peoples deem necessary for Moon Guidelines Set 1,000 Gong Killed a^lng Joint blows at the U.fl. To Move Outside New York aggressor." With Assault ,T' By Gemini’s Success NBW YORK (AiP) — The New tUm, said Thursday that 1«>8 Philip Earle Jones Jr., 39, of Yoifc Stock Sxchaaga h u an- fiovemora helleva The In All-Night Fight 105 Bpnice 9t., suspected of as- (OoBtimied'tram Tmga One) ----- " Mhoukl not “ oommlt funds tor a nounced it will move its elec­ major expansion project In New Police Arrests suiting a 15-year-old girl last __ „ . aomt) day we must come to ftdl Andover (OoBtinned from Page One) - ...... aBOm^ east southeast o mlJes computer complex tor trading Thursday’s snnouncemaat by Tax OoneotWa Houra floor and back-office brokerage be a possible enemy trap tor the fr i Quang, had left an antlgov- ****’®® motor vehicle counts yes- Jones was released in bonds jMMini- Less than half an hour ..i. the Board of Governors did not of $1,000 after being processed BEEFBURGERS...... L ...... 15c . ____ these capabilities to Join with The tax collector has an­ work Is a far cry from the talk nienUon any site tor transfer of Leathernecks. ernment meeting there. Doctors 'terday afternoon after foe car later a heUcopter deposited them w a t police headquarters and be­ and rendezvous and Inspect, if nounced that there will be ex­ earUer this year of moving the the electronic facilities — *hs The 2nd Battalion of the 1st ««pected the young monk to Je Bring This Ad and Get a 10c SODA FREE on the deck at the carrier as the ing advised of his rights. He is Bhip’a band played “It’s a Big, you will. And also we must have tra office hours today and to­ trading floor — the heart of the x74-yearH>ld exchange’s first MfirtnA R«fflm «nt cAmA und«r EEwlier witnesses said Que Oakland St. and Twlana With Purchase of Beefburger the capabilities to track and morrow for those people who to be arraigned on a charge of Route 83, Veracm Wide Wonderful World.” exchange — outside the state. operating fsciUtleB outside low- aggravated assault Aug. 8 in -It’s a pleasure to be hem.” precisely d ^ ln e what ia wish to pay the first quarter Actlon toward moving the ^r — but a spot In fire as tlw Oonomunlsta appar- «oaked robes as on antlgovem- Fyler was charged with op­ Open Dally 9 to 12 P.M.—^Fri. and Sat. 9 A.M. to 1 A.M. erating while his license Is un­ Manchester Circuit CoUrt. taxes in person. electronic systems center was 27ew Jersey or OoimecUcut Is ently tried to drive the Leather- ment protest, Toung told the sailors on ttos ^ der suspension, with driving an Lt. Del. Joseph Sartor today i^> there. Gemini 10 has been a Tha office will be open to­ taken by Board of Governors considered likely. The move Is necks from a strategic hillside Red China sounded a new “Ohanks tor picking os up,” fine demonstration of that oapa- night from T to 0 p.m. and unregistered motor vehicle, and said several months’ investiga­ Thursday following a reoom- expected to tidee about two dominating three escape routes warning to the United States but tion by his bureau has revealed tomorrow morning from 0 to mendatlon by a special commit­ with improper use of registra­ Ootlns added. “Beautiful Job.” ___ __ „ j , years. to Laos. The Marines replied again Peking refrained from sufficient information in the noon. Regular office hours tor tee appointed laat March after tion plates. Below decks, a physical aa- Funston, commentliig on the with artillery. ' specific threat of direct Inter- case to enable police to obtain’ wnlnation awaited and the fUwt ’“ ed ^ f*rry vehicle ^ t o e the tax collector are 1 to 4 Mayor John V. Lindsay called He was released in $250 bonds boHi stores board’s action, said: The latest enemy toll In Oper- vention. Addressing a rally in a warrant for Jone.s’ arrest of numerous sessions with tech- Air Farce's mannM orblttag p.m. on Tuesdays and Tlnira- for a 80 per cent Increase in the for appearance, in Manchester "Whether the decisloo to ation Hastings, which began last Peking’s Square of Heavenly Jones reportedly was Identl- >pei nical experts who will evaluaibe iaboratoiy a n o ta r y days and from 0 a.m. to noon, stock transfer tax. Circuit Court session Aug. 8. move our electronic facilities Friday, rose to 6B1 dead by body Peace, President Liu Shao-chl fled by an unnamed man who every phase of the mission. chine scheduled tor a 1080 on Fridays. The state L^sleture, cutting out of the state will be followed count and another 664 probably declared the Chinese “are ready rill 9 This quarter taxes, based on Lindsay’s request in half, In- saw him running from the scene “Hhey have no medic»l prob- tauncblng. By *®^®*J* by relocation of other exchange kiUed. Five North Vietnamese, to undertake the. greatest na- of the alleged attack. lems,” reported Dr. Kenneth » t^® r rocket the Gen^ the assessment of Oct. 1, 1986 creased the tax 35 per cent o^ratlons la a question on Alaska t o Ship Gas and we're 126 weapons and large stores of tionai sacrifices” to help the Police say the girl’s assailant Beers. '*1116/10 In good she^te.” tariy cxadd toe used to tranidw must be paid by the end of the about a month ago In a compro- vvMch the ^>eclal committee supplies have been captured. Vietnamese Reds win "thoroijgh NOME, Alaska;—Natural gas attacked her with a knife as full of M to a Mgfa flying laboratory. month or a penalty of one-half mige on the city’s package of hag not mcwle any reconunenda- A spokesman said allied casu- victory,” the official New China from a producing field on Alas­ she was walking on Haynes St. "sidewoHi" ◄ He said they were so thin^ Gemini 11, scheduled tor of one per cent a month ap- new and increased taxes. jjon, nor the boaid any decision. alties continued light, altiiough News Agency reported, ka’s (3ook Inlet may be export­ near Manchester Memorial Hos­ that within a short period Ool- launching Bept. T, ^may demon- {AiM- The transfer tax went from every aspect of these some Leatherneck units took "Do not miscalculate and do ed to Jax>an in Uqudd form . Four pital about 9:15 the night of bargains! 11ns draidc tour colas and Young etrate this oapabllity by No Disposal Winrsdays four to five cents on each share important matters Is under In- heavy losses in the early stages not misjudge your opponents,” Ametican firms are planning to Dec. 2. i had five glasses of water. tbs astronauts. Navy (kndr. The Selectman’s office has wortti more than $20. The tax tensive study. »paddle ’n saddle sportswear reduced! of the operation, and that ene- Liu warned the Johnson admin- build a natural-gas liquifying The g^lrl, who has not been made known that the Andover increase is expected to produce ______The astronauts, both 36, will Qharies Oourad Jr., and Navy my casualties in the latest istration. "The Chinese govern- plant and a specially designed Identifled, told police following disposal area will 1»e closed gag million a year in additional »summer gowns and pajamas reduced! remain at Cape Kennedy until lA, Omdr. Richud F. Gordon fighting were not yet known. ment reaiffiinns that the U.S. refrigerated tanker tx> transport the attack that the man came i every Thursday from now on. Sunday night c>r Monday, dls- Jr., to a record altitude of more revenue tor the city. F a t e Unknown Police Injected an element of imperialist aggression against liquid natural gas across the • $1.00 o ff on any -up lamp! The cOosiitg will enable work­ at her out o f the Shadows, cussing the - flight In general - than 860 mSee. Several months ago, as an mystery into the reported sui- Viet Nam is an aggression men to do a better Job with a Roald Amundsen, noted ex­ Pacific, starting in the fall of knocked her to the ground, and > children’s play clothes reduced! terms. Wien they will fly to the Gen. Dmvls said that tha pta- Increase In the trensfer tax was dde attempt tX a Buddhist against China.” i 1960. tried to stab her .in the stomach. manned spacecr^ cerrter, point Gemini 10 landing oouM modified land fill method of plorer of the Arctic, oigan- Wearing three«day beards. Astronauts John Young (left) and Michael Collins threatened, the Stock Exchange monk outside an antigovem- He repeated the durrent Pek- ...... Her screams apparently ) rit or tintex d y e ...... • -27c Houston, Tex., tor eight daya of lead to reduction of tile number coveting refuse. This will lead Ized a party to reacue Utaiber- stand on" the deck of the carrier Guadalcanal after being lifted from their cap­ alMUMloned Its plans fo r a new ment meeting in Saigon Tburs- ing theme that China regarded COOPER ELECTED frightened off the man, who fled of Navy sliips eoattered around to a complete land fill opera­ $80 million building complex to NobUe, pHot of the dUlgl- I remnants—selected group % price! i detailed, debriefings. day night. They said the monk, its vast territory cw a "reliable WATBRVIILILB, N .T. (A P ) — the world tor recovery. sule. Each spoke briefly to the carrier crew. (AP Photdfax) tion which the state Health De­ ble Norge whiob was lost over without doing her serious in­ On Aug. 1, they’U hold a news near its present borne In the Thich (venerable) Que Hong, 24, rear area of the Vietnamese William E. Ck>oper of Ricimiond, jury. oonference in Houston. He eald MOvnUe-ronge heli- partment is now caking tor In Wall Street area. the North Pole. The plane In both fairways ore open all towns now using open face told them he did not tty to bum people," adding: "The Chinese Va., has been elected president The girl was later treated for i copters baaed tn strat^ric points which Amundsen flew from Space Agency officials balled Exchange President Keith' himself to death and be suspect- people have made up their of the National Council of shook and minor cuts. She was every monday llie year 'round! ^ m^ght be sifilfioient tor future dump practices. The area will Norway was never heard from Gemini 10 as one of the meet Funston, in an obvious ref­ ed someone tried to kin Mm. minds and have made every Forestry Association Exeou- able to give police a description rewarding man-in-space flights recoveries. be closed tor dumping at 7:80 erence to the transfer tax eitua- again. He was found badly burned preparation to take such actions tlves. of her attacker. yet. Said Dr. George E. Mueller, Two unexplatned problems p.m. every weekday and at NASA associate administrator wM get special attention during noon on Sundays. Mom Earned No. I Secretary tor maimed space flight ttie debrleflngB. The first Is tbe AutomoUle stickers for An­ Mrs. Connie Pendergast of Houston gets a kiss “The results ot this flight are excess fuel usage during tbe dover taxpayers entitled to use from her daughter Kathi, 15, after being named of considerable imixirtance to rendeevous and docking with the Disposal Area, and which Secretary of the Year at the National Secretaries the Apollo man->to-the-moao the Agena 10 Monday when will Indicate to the custodian COME ON IN DURING OUR mission. Tlie experience we’ve about twice the piaaned propel­ that the person has such right, Association in Dallas. One of her prizes is a trip to hod in the extravehicular (space lent was used. are available at the town of­ Mexico. (AP Photofax) wahe) and rendezvous and dock- The resulting tihnrtsgs of fiiel fice building. People who have Ing has been extremely gratify- forced a rearrangeraant of tbe not yet acquired one should fUgbt plan and led to an aasly pick them up. The offices are Bolton Shopping for a used car? Mueller listed the rendezvous end to OoBlnS’ apaea waM open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., With the powerless Agena 8, left Wednesday. Young did BOt bsrrs Mondays through Friday, and In space last March, as one ma- enough fuel to iloU the apao#. 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday nights. VHRBID Town Hall Sketch Shows Jor achievement. The pilots had craft steady wUle OoBtan was The Andover teen-age girls to use mainly optical means to outside on a 60-foot Ufellna. softball game,. scheduled for puU within a few inches o f it. OaQlns cut i^iort U s latand- play Wednesday night with the 3 Offices^ Larger Room believe,” Mueller said, up” excursion — in witlob ha Manchester team of g;irl8 at "1 umbia. Candidates expected to *that techniques that have been poked ids upper body into i^aes lUing Junior High in Manches­ Architect Arnold Lawrence START HERE: be present include John Ger­ demonstrated bore for lendez- to take pictures Tuesday — ter, weia rained out. The game showed members of the Public Tousing with passive objects in will be played tonight at 6:15 ardo, Andrew Repko, Nonnan when pungent, eve-lnitaittog Building Commission (PBC) Preuss, Paul Sweeney and space. . .are Just the first and chemical fumes M e^d Into tbs p.m. with the Andover girls SHU! sketches of the Community Hall Douglas Fellows. Anyone plan­ LOCAL RANK ARRiANGeD # NO SRT DOWN PAYMENT MOST CARS GUARANTEED 100% minor beginnings to what wiH apace suits of both astronauts. leaving Wright Field at 5:30 became activities in future p m . as it Is now, and as it might be ning to attend Should notify By rerouting the suit anvlroo- Chaii^an Jensen. space programs.” mental control system around a With interest in the sport at AND DEAL POSITIVELY WITH with the renovation of the base­ Dr. Robert Gllruthi director of a high point and with the add­ ment into town offices, ' Private Promoted lithium hydroxide supply, wbldi David W. Miner, son of F. *66 CADILLAG ’66 V0LISWA6SN 1)5 PONTIAC the Manned Spacecraft Center, ed know-how achieved in the Ot its meeting Wednesday removes carbon dioxide from Weldon Miner of (Bolton Center, dted the astronauts’ use of the Manchester game the local the PBC also looked over four Tempest 4-Door. Fully equipped, the system, tbe picblein mm A1 Larry Tony , received an early promotion to 4-D oor Hordteq). JUr eomditioDied, Deluxe Sedan. Low, low m’ Agena 10 fuel supply and engine eliminated. girla will probably be tough “schemes” for a new town of- folly poiwered. fully eqidpped. power steering. 1995 Catalano Gleason Mazzadra fic# building, which would con- Army pay grade p ^ a t e B-2 5750 to maneuver themselves competition for the Pony The two shortened excursions on the c($npletlon of basic com­ through space — using the by OoUins leaves space walking I.cague team made up of teen­ tain seven offices, an assembly age Andover boys with Whom room, a vault and perhaps a bat training at Port Dlx, NJ., booked-on Agena as a "fre^ht the only major goal ot ttie Gem­ Bob John Oscar Jack July 1. He was awarded toe they will be matched next new town library. tealn.” ini program that has not been Mann Haikina promotion two montlis earlier ’riTO LV O <65 MII8TAN8 ’64 BUICK Wednesday at Wright Field. Turootto Vozzolo In Lawrence’s sketch, three $ ' This, Gilruth said, "is a prl- oomipletely fidflUed. than is customary because of $■ Manchester Evening Her­ offices and a larger room could 122S model 4-Dr., fully gqu^h^ 2 plus 2 Hardtop. 4 on 'oor. Skylark Hardtop. Bucket seats. maiy part of Apollo. This is the OtficialB said other Gemini his score in firing toe IM-14 ald Andover correspondent, be made from the present space 4-speed shift. Like new. mode that’s used after leavli^ goals — rendezvous, docking rifle, high score on to* physical a reel pmrfoimer. Lawrence Moe, telephone 743- the moon to come back to earth. and long duration flight up to 14 in the hall basement. This is proficiency test and Us mUl- 6796. "This mission has demonstra- days — have been demonstrated Billy Doyle, 12, son of L t Cmdr. William Doyle of the carrier Guaddcanal, got eJbout the amoimt Of room pre­ tary bearing and leadeirShIp ted wbat we can do in extending satisCactoTlly In the eight a thrfll today when he was presented with a piece of cake by Gemini 10 Astro­ dicted by the PBC In its own abilities. '61 BUICK ’64FORB TM VOLKSWAGEN the limits of man’s flight.” manned khots. naut M k^el ColHns. Command pilot John Young watches as Billy, youngest Why fbuggle along with your old unofficial surveys of the area. The early promotton pro­ Air Force Lt. Gen. Leigliton L Two Gemini 8hots remain. In of 41 dependents aboard the carrier, receives his “prize.” (AP Photofax) b ea t-u p m ow er? WHIRLWIND* Y.E.S. Lawrence said that some col­ gram Is an Army policy pro- Skylark 2-Doov. seats, Galaxie 4-Door. Automatic. Spot­ Squareback, 1500 model. 4-speed, Davis, director of Gemini’s De­ Novemlber, NASA plans to 1967 models Just in feature Wind- umns would have to remain as incentive tor outstand- power steering. less inside and out. fully equipped. fense Departmmt operations, launch the first three-man Apol­ unnel supports in the larger room, *1795 T * housing design for most federal mediators at least ing trainees. Miner entered the sold tbe military toi^oatlons of lo moonship into earth orbit, the efficient mowing and bagging of These columns, and the fact nipped a imion plan that had Am»y last April He la a 1064 tbe rendezvous are "very bn- first of a series of/ laimchings . grass and loaves, 4-cycle eass^ THEY CANT SAY W threatened complete breakdown that toe ceiling would be lower graduate ot Manchesteir pcaiant,” aimed at a manned lunar land- Morse Proposes U.S. starting angines, visual oil fUlOi; of negotiations. toad anticipated, would preclude gcj^ooi attended Jbhn Cte- Tl KARHANNBHIA ’66 KARMANN GHIA *^aie President bag saM thatlng ,ln 1986 or I960. « water clean-out port Troublo-fia# TRANSPORTATION any aHWetlo activitiee. Aft one Unlveiwlty to Oovelatad, $ ' Leather seats, fully equipped. But Siemiller said the plan to TORO quality throughout From TO ANY REASONABLE DEAL ttcM toe selectmen had thought oMo. |Opor Ooiqie. Vwo4 oda tha Take Over Airlines put the airlines’ last offer to a $94.95t—with choica of mid-saa- gomea might be played to toe BuHetto Boaarii V w extras, niiBh styie, Kra price. Low, low mileage. vote by the 35,000 strikers tor SPECIALS ton bonus gift below. basement The 'board of education VBl (Oontlaiied Pave One) almost certain rejection If not mild-mannered but tough-bar- Lafwrence advocated building meet Monday at 8 p.m. in too *61 COMET STATION WAGON ...... $495 Odd Things Happen' **Ask tbs slrttaMS. They oon- necessarily dead. TAKE A LOOK AT OUR gaining SiemlUer. an taterior wall, probably of ce- high gchool general oftioe to dis- ’62 CHEVROLET $ ( trol the pocketbook,” Slemiller Reynolds added that both Reynolds’ wannest note of menk (blocks, with adequate cuss budget reductlona. * T6V0LKSWABEN '58 VOLKSWAGEN SUNROOF...... $695 said. "I have not been informed sides "are not living up to their hope was "This strike has to VALUE RATED USED CARS TODAY! drainage between It and toe ex------ClonivraiMMto Looded wMh Gfriam Gorvair 4-Door. Automatio. lik e To Peter Ustinov of any change in the carriers’ responsi'biUtleg to find an an­ end some day. I hope it wlU be Mtog atone foundation. btoadieBter Evening Ber- '59 FORD 4-DOOR ...... $295 new. position. . .that wOudd buy an swer.” settled sooner than later."- ’8S OU>S — Dynamic M *64 RAMBLER—330 StaUon (Ha a(ku> pointed out that. In aid BoHon oorreepondent, By JOAN CROSBY ‘Poor Mr. Ustinov got load^ agreement.’* WUUam J. Ourtln, chief nego­ 4-Dr. Sedan. RAH, Ryd., PS, Wagon. RAH, auto. Very | his survey o f toe lower struc- blemeweO Young, M . 643.868t» New^iaper Enterprise Assn. so I'll take care of him.’ But ReynoldB btained Siemill- tiator tor the strikebound Unit­ GOODWILL TOUR PB. One owner. YJI.S. $1896 clean, with a rack. tuM Of toe Community Hall, he ------' _ — WBWJYORK — (NBA) —Pet­ "Things like this Jiappen all er for the oontlnued stalemate ed, Eastern, Nattonai, North­ AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — Gov; Only . . . ,...... Y.E.S, $1286 found toe beams to be well bo- ’ 65 grounding five airlines that nor- CHEVROLET I >(5 ponn ,>08 CHRYSLER I "W CHEVROLET er Dstinov has given many a the time. In Paula my taxi drew west and Trans World airlines, and Mrs. John Connally of Tex­ •m CHEVnOLE/I — Bel A ir *86 MUSTANG—2-Dr. Hard­ loar state standards. Joists are Navy Welcomes 3-SFORT 2^Eat. H .T. up for a light and a cow, which maily carry 80 per cent of as will leave July 24 for a three- qiiitt adequate, he said, but the IMPALA 2-DOOR good acting performance, but smiled and said nothing. 4-Dr. Sedan. 6-cyL, RAH, top. RAH, stand, trans. For | YLS, A.UTO., ItA ln O "800” 2-DB. HARDTOP was in the wagon next to us, American air traffic. While the taSrs moved slower week goodwill visit to Soirth standard, -whttewalls. Yours beams aro only good for a 40« FAXRLANB 2.; IMMACULATE big bo(A is reserved for his real- the real sport. New *Fla8her^ 10,000 FACTORY luOADBD with POWER STEERING relieved ttself into the cab. "He’s ihe man in control of than the ground speed of the America. They plan to stop in at fo r o ^ y ...... TF:.S. $1195 O n ly ...... YE.S. $1896 I poiiad loAd per square too^, 'well WARRANTY Ufe role of Peter Ustinov, the first Wright brothers’ airplane. least six countries. betosr gsooinmendafttonB. There- [UOonttnued from Doge O m || "A waiter in New York once eliding it,” Reynolds said of the ’84 CHEVROLET — Station man to whom things happen. sat down In the hotel room with T4 CfilBYSLiEB — Newport toM^ be said, any worlc done on •1795 Wsgon, 6-cyl.i RAH, auto., looked acound toe oontrol room M 8 9 5 ’ 1695 The telling of the Incidents, mb and watched television. He .2-Dr. Hardtop. RAH, auto., ttM taalK abonfd fau^ude new ♦2495 4-Door Vacation Special. and saw—tor toe first ttnw, sod they are many and varied w an^ to discuss Stanislavsky RIZGERALDI FORD INC. PS, PB, whitewalls. TE.S. $1496 beams. sad usually concerned with Jg with me. Another one delivered rXJS. $2195 liBwrenM said ttie usable saw—human beings from tile efforts to cope, are an act­ breakfast while I was still In '64 CHEVROLET — Bel Air spW toL basement would ** X ’66 OLDSMOBILE m v.w. ing performance such as no bed. Thd you want orange or ’68 CHRYSLER — Newport 4-Dr. Sedan. RAH, auto., V-8, a m ^ to about 2.000 square national origtos toat 1 oouM not <6SF0nD ’66 OLDSMOBILE 283 engine . . . . YJB.S. $1895 | Iheater buff has ever seen on g;rapefrult Juice?” he asked 4-Dr. Hardtop. RAH, auto., fee^ Oot lofludtog corrid or^ «»om. Uterally imd fl||^ lALAXm "500” KARMANN MODEL LET’S FACE IT •*98” M06>mL DELUXE F-85 SUMMER FUN PS, PB, whltewaUs. file' . (and Ustinov became an overly tfto of stairs. One flight 9EU) with B X l L LOT OF BUCKET SEATS Y.E.S. $1605 wnaUlSnmge, eooordtog to hte a® *“ As OONVEimBLES CONVERTIBIES Ustinov, who not only acts, efficient American). 'Orange,” A quHtY dealer by definition is a proficient dealer, AS IS SPECIALS but also writes and dir^ts I said. 1 brought you grape­ m i M M W SSS l totoe^3 together. ♦1495 ^MGIM’e "L66 FORD roles in tbe stories he tells, and "Then he tossed the Sunday these gifts free ’01 DODGE $895 mwie wwy ment either from Ms znaber or ’66 FORD ’66 OHEVROLET ’62 CHEVROLET CTATIAN creates what would be award- LANCER 4-DR. SEDAN CKJUNTRT SQUIRE e-PASS., 4rDOOR FALCON 2-DOOR 4-DOOR NOVA W I It I IV II paper at me and it hit me in the from Mb soj^ety beoause of wicli STATION AUTOMATTO AUTOMATIC sdnnii^ characterizations tt '81 PONTTAO — Catalina '00 PEUOOT $896 E XTRA NICE A RARE tm ir forehead. As it fell on the bed I 1962 T-Bird Hardtop ______toe three fur- taoon^^al and accMenteJ Ibey were on film. saw the hotel had stamped on Station Wagon. 9-passenger 408—4-DR. SEDAN 1963 Ford F-100 nenesl^ onT S but does as color or piece For Instances "Once X was it, ‘Good morning. It's a pleas­ V-8, steering, power brakee, with RAH, Hyd„ and all the ’00 DODGE $296 o •1495 •1195 •995 •1195 kttttng in a studio dressing room ure to senre you.’ ” radiis whitewall tlree, shaip. Styieeid* Pickup. 8-ft. body, radio, extras. All set for Vacation SENECA 2-DR. SEDAN not specif what type of heat. “ „ Tiine ...... Y.E.S. $1106 The Bketohes of a completely ^ be wMh Charles Laughton, when a Ustinov’s comments on act­ heater, custom cab, special paint. tttat woman came by on a conducted ors also worthy of preserving: toe removal and erasing of Studio tour. She looked at made sit toe request of the PDO ’66 SEDAN TiO v.w. "if you are used to dealing sifboommfttee charged with these ancient prejudices has ’85 SEDAN ’66 SEDAN Lisugbton and said (and here REID FINISH BLACK with children, you are abnost SEE THE MEN WHO HAVE kMlctog into tbe whole matter worked for the benefit ot aX . . . DARK GREEN GREEN FINISH Ustinov becomes the typically We are one crew, one psopli^ e q u i p p e d FULLY EQUIPPED capable of dealing with actors. 19M PoRtlac Gataliaa of mbro town offioe room. TULSSt e q u i p p e d WHITEWALIE sxidtable starstarer), ‘Oh, I Only there is an optimistic side sailing aboard tMs planet; V.W.’t V.W.’s huow y cu ’ 4-Dooe. T-S, antomatlCt, power steer­ 1966 Chevells Malibu A Tike picturet like a pro vrith UjlB EVERYTHING FOR YOU James NorrlB, who is to charge In dealing with diildren, be­ of this project, aaid the sketoh- B arth." •1195 "Ho was a bit flattered; then ing, power brakee, extra riean. 3M-Revare Automatic 1000 Camam The original FlaSher was built •1595 •1395 •695 cause you feel they will grow M toor Hardtop. V-8, standard shift, outfit, Black-and-white or color. Caay- ss were more for ccunparison A s went on, finally calling him ait the same Electric Boat toip-1 out of it Those aoton who get radio, heater, whitewall tiresl loading drop-ln film cartridge. Built- tew^oe would not, ^ Burl Ives and raving about the to the top do so because they In flasn. Complete with cate, bulbs wrong performance. She left a n d film . Now free with any new howevs^ baraod any oompara. ^ lack the qualities to detain W h s il w in d mower*. 9 16 M t value. tlivs sost figures ait this stage In launched on Juno 22, 3968. Just long enough for me to NIGHHIME SHOPPERS: Early that morning three ’ SBOUT ’6i v.w. them at the bottom.” tha investigation. 6 6 ’61 V.W. ’62 DODGE say, “The worst is yet to come,’ ihijoy Daytime niamlnatton Provided by New years ago, as the new Flaaiher 4-WHEEL DRIVE KOMBI 1965 T-Bird Convertible B Guess who’d liks an alectric can Mis. Petonon Named EStOP SIDE 4-WHEEL DRIVE USED when she returned, looked at opanarl And this trim bsauty by Rival iJghttng System at Our Beauttful Auto Alrraoe! FULL METAL TOP ■VERY USEFUL UNIT SNOW PLOW Power steering, power brakes, power Mrs. Kay Peterson was nam­ lay poised on the ways, toe old PICKUP me gushed, ‘I have never ' has a aupsr-hard cutting whael, skip- Chicago Gangs seat^power windows, bontrol panel, 1966 Mustang Hardtop proof ftfd gsar and nnwvabis |ld-. ed to toe Republican Town Flasher was towed past tote TNGKS TRUCKS seen you act, but I know who AF FM radio, very low mileage. lifting magnst Great addition to any CoMfnittee at Its meeting Tues- **^,!*y •1495 you ara. You’re -Walter Hu- kllqhen. Now free with any new to be scrapped in New •795 •1095 •1895 Join Tawmen^ •4>oor. 0 oyl engine, radio, heater, WHiSLwmD mower*. 914JDt valus. day. Mis, Feteraon fiUs a vac stodov.*” whitewall tire*. eimoy Cfoatod fay toa rostgna- TTM Hto difficulties don’t end with *onar tublwt to aiplratioii wWioiit aoUea (Oonflnned from Page One) tMaafictuttr'i wtittlid ritoll pika. MANCHESTER llns. B «toa SMim saow ^ no^iMitenas M iins. Chauffeurs and romn serv­ her tote year. Mrs. Peterson Is «ntranoe to a (bouriner »• ice waiters, to say nothing of from school without fighting all a former tex oolleotor In An- velopment at toe Groton sttbma- eowi, have proved difficult the w ay." 130 NEW FORDS IN STOCK ’TORO* dover and wife of (Bolton’s res- base. • "One time the studio sent a Wilaon balled tbe action, aay- (/» OLDSMOBILE idemt abate trooner Aew Flasher, along with Itmrtuidw out to the airport to Ing "we are delighted to have -Your Greater Hartford Quality OldamobUe Dealer K has been^nounced that other subs of the Threaher daas, meet me. But the car apparently them in our comer." fer ever M Teanf* wnrooe seeking nomination for lengttienod 14 8a^ TED TRUDON me. IMver arrived. I mentioned this When asked If the 9nwa will I HOME OF CLANCY THE LEPRBORAmT 512 West Center Stnel ^ o f tottas studio, end 8000 there was have any quieting efteot an Um CAPITOL • wbtde conglomeration of rtot-tem West Side, Trasen re­ S ir a s "ta gs&'ngi jRgife TALCOTTVILLE chauffeurs around the hotel. plied, “time win only ten.” FITZGERALD FORD, INC. G9UU1MGNT CO. m e. 64I-M11 663-1511 jbnsra or seoreftaay Mim. B q|i« Iwwy OW* i * 9 ” TOLLAND TURNPIKE Shead, a high school, Junior, I fifcwnriwt, before Aug. 10. nottang to do v m toe TbretoH' One was saying, *But where H '• — "Tolland County’s Oldest For(^ Dealer” USED were you?’ as if it had b^n expressed a desire to pertiaps. 38 Main St. — 643-7958 The party will caucus Aug. Incident. my fault Another time, they Join the police force cadet train­ I Whidsor Avenue, Rockville — Open Evenings flJ|BO 16 to vote on-the candidates. Cmdr. Kenineto M, Carr, who OPENEVENINGS pteked up the wrong man at ing program after finishing Bolton Republicans are In- served aboard the NautUus, the PHONE 649-2838 tbs aliport He bad a b e ^ and school. ■ TEL.048-2486 aVS-$609 llllllO Open Daily 7 to 5 vtted to meet some of the GOP nuclear-powered wtawr W00 q olts drunk and I can The poUoo ■■■■iM W IO E IH I THAT Tlmn., T to 9 -S a L T to 4 5S’jr«sss.’i&i^s^ X 3 Jd V

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1966 PAGE SEVENTEEN ------^------h PACE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY,. JULY 22, 1966 Columbia W em on Hehron TV-Radio Tonight LupacchinoFelice Announcing Eye Test GAR FAIR, INC.

I IW n Democrats Endorse An Account Miss Betty Lou Fellea and Jo­ Offered seph R. Lupacchino Jr., both of Televisiion BIC DISPLAY - RECONDITIONED CARTER t:00 ( 3-10-23) Uorle ( 3-13) Wild. WUd West Lavilt for State Senate. Written of ^ Manchester, exchanged vows For Adults ( 8) Hike DoivImi (3(>-40) Flintstones Saturday, July 9 a* St. James’ (12) Merv- (Jriflin (34) Jazz Casual SAHETY CHECKED AUTOMOBILES Tbs Vsnoa DMnociwtie Town John R. GotUer, Tolland Ave., APPLIANCE SERVICE Mrs. Shirley Fox, public (18) Hollywood A Go-Go ( 8-22) Baseball OomnlttM last night andoraod Vamon, rean>ointed to the Church. (20) Boston Blackie (18) Sub.scription TV 461 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER St. Peter’ s health nurse hM announced that (30) Rocky and Friend. (30) Camp Runamuck (C) •VM oaadldtey o( Atty. Sdwin M. Board ol Tax Reivlew tor a three The bride 19 a daughter of 10 Yfifiir’ft E xp«ri«icfi a free glaucoma screening test (40) Man of the World 8:00 (34) Antiques PHONE 643-1591 ^vltt for atata senator by a year term. By SUSAN B. PENDLETON 5:90 ( 20) Industry on Parade \( 30-40) Summer Pun Mr. and Mrs. Samuel FeUc* of In tills iJMAt ig now available for adults 35 (40) Dennis. Menace (30) Hank (C) ■rote of 2t-2. George 8. Sm'lth, Rt. 30, Ver- Prof. Austin Warren of Ann ' ...... 144 Highland St. The bride­ years of age and over. (30) Whirlyblrds 8:30 ( 3-12) Hogan'e Heroes (C) Origlnaly, a moU-tttle. The Rev. Harold M. Keafns ed, results in the gradual loss (18) Merv Griffin (10) Sport.- World ididatee. lAVitt is Involved In a In.»orm "A Chapter in the Ecclesiasti­ ineliMltiig iwMiem* (24) Whafs New? 9:30 ( 3) Smothers Brothers ing committee,' three-year term. ... of St. Lawrence Church, West of eight. It occurs most fre­ (30) Seahunt (24) Pittsburgh Symphony C. T. laBONNE ijirinmry fight with Manafield He is a mechanical engrineer cal History of New England.” Haven, Oousin of the bride­ ton! FopPromptiB*" quently in persons forty years (2C) Rocky and His Friend. (12) Movie 8:15 (32) Cluh House (10-20) Mr. Ro)>erLs fC) :Atty. C9iarles Tarpinian who and vice president 11:15 (30) Tonight Show DOUGLAS EDWARDS I Atty. Lao B. Flaherty Jr., sides which it contains a copy BOB "RED” CARTER a.m. to noon. The detection pro­ (10) .John Forsythe 11:25 ( 40) Movie fwmmlttee chairman, a*dd tiiat Rockville, was reappointed to a and an A-line skirt with a court ( 8) T.B.A. ___ 11:30 (12) Movie of Samuel Rowley’s portrait of gram is conducted by the 11:30 (12) Movie ;lw has not taken a position as «ve-year term on the Insur- train. Her bouffant veil of silk (18) SubscrtptkMi TV ^ AND THE NEWS Governor John S. Peters, show­ ophthalmolog;isls of the State (20) Miami Undercover (22) Tonight (C) 'pt whrtJmr town committees “ ce advisory commission. ing St. Peter’ s CSiurch as It illusion was arranged from a , 7:15 (40) Peter Jennings. News. U;.36 (18) Subscription TV Medical Society and the Con­ (30) Sports Camera 11:45 ( 22) Tonight Show (C) 2 2 i^>hould or ehotM not endorse annual fair of the Rock- ...... Swedish crown of pearls, and looked in 1826, with its towers necticut Society for the Preven­ 7:30 (10) Movie ______1:00 (40) Air r^rce Film WINF - 1230 ON YOUR DIAL W y candltetes at this time.” Club stat^ Monday ^nd battlements, which had to She carried a bouquet of white tion of Blindness. BEE SATURPATTi TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTING IJ' ‘T have been against town ^spotlighting their 'biggest fea- be removed as the climate here i daisies, baby’s breath and ivy. It is estimated that glaucoma MON., WED., FRI. — 6 P.M. ^Chairmen meeting and support- ^ure, the "Queen of Fair” beau- played havoc with them. Other Miss Claudia Hill of StlUvllle, afflicts 21,000 Connecticut res­ ItjBg any candidate without the 'ty contest. The con teste is re- pictures of the church are also N. Y., cousin of the bride, was ident®, many of whom are un­ 'imcklng of their respecUve garded as the area’s most im- shown, one in 1920, and one in made of honor. 'The bridesmaids aware they h%ve the disease. Radio 'itomxnlttees,” Atty. F^eherty ■ portant beauty contest, and 1930, a snow scene by an un­ were Miss Ann Lupacchino of 'mriiii.. He was coitunertOng on a participants later often are in- identified photographs. There Manchester, sister of the bride­ Mrs. Pox concluded, "It’s bet- listing only there new. broedcaste of 10 or 15 recent meeting of town commit- to participate in other ter to ^ safe than 'sorry —have length. Some atatlnn. eanr other short newscasts.) is also a picture of the;, organ groom; and Miss Linda Kran- New Polaris Suh Gets ^Pushed Around’ your free examination today.” __ 2 ;fke xbalrmen held in Bbfton; • events throughout theetate. case, taken by Henry A. Jones yak of Chester. The bridal at­ WDXO—IM# W POP-14U 2 ^ Town Appointments Judge for the beauty con- of Hebron. tendants wore full-length linen Social Tonight 6:00 Long John Wad* 6:00 (Jeorge Brewer The nuclear submarine Will Rogers, launched yesterday "at Groton, gets a 8:00 Dick RoWM)on_ 6:30 Ken Griffin .. A number of appointments to test will be Gene Pitney, the In its pages the facta of gowns, designed with scooped The Holy Name Scholarship 10:00 H(ytline nudge from tugboats in the Thames River. The newest of the U.S. Navy’s Fund Bi-Weekly Social ■will be 1 :06 News, Sign Off lown boards and agencies were singing star and a Rockville na- church history are presented in necklines, empire bodices and fleet of Polaris-firing nuclear subs, it was launched by Mrs. Hubert Hum­ W BOH -6M 13:00 John Shermas &iade by Mayor Thomas J. Me- Uve; and such radio person- a new and somewhat surprising A-line skirts with semi-trains. held tonight at 8 in St. Oolumba 5:00 Harfford Highlights phrey. (AP Photofax) 8:00 Gaslight Spswd a WMk ^uskar and ratlfled this week alities as Georgie Brewer, way, explaining why the Rev. They wore matching hats of Church Hall, according to Ni­ Nasaitf Photo 12:00 Quiet Hours Hand Wards Off Evil ♦y the board of representatives. WPOP, Hartford; Lou Morton John Bliss, first regular Oon- fabric rosebuds with bouffant cholas Lanzalotta, publicity WINF—u s e Of Thor VcKCrtiM "* NanMd were: , and Tracy Cole, WINF,- Man- gregational Pa.stor, left that MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH R. LUPACCHINO JR^ chairman. 5:00 News TRIPOLI, Libya—K hand, veils. The honor attendant’s hat Coventry 5:15 Speak Up Hartford Jlames J. Roche, 55 Coldspring Chester; Norm Peters and Ray church and declared for Epis- and gown were in shades of Speck W on’t Grandparenta Twice 6:0u News, Sports painted in vermillion ■with fin­ Make Hiot Room X)r., ’Vernon, planning commie- Race, WTTC, Hartford; Long copalism. blue. The bridesmaids’ gowns State Fire Warden Richard 6:30 Editorial Roundup gers extended, is believed to K. Davis and Mrs. Davis of 6:46 LoweU Ibom as 'gton, five year term. He is an John W«de and his brother, Don A copy of this history will be were in shades of pink. They NO MONEY DOWN 7:00 The World Tonight have re(pelling qualities, espe­ Former Mental Patient Erdoni Rd. became grandpar­ 7:15 Frank Gifford .sUslStant project engineer at "Juan” Wade, both of WDRC, presented to Hebron’s Douglaa carried bouquets of yellow, pink Annual Survey Is Made Plead Guilty cially against the evil eye. It is ents twice 'Within 24 hours 7:35 FUbllc Affaiiw PoMllii9 w n G«t ^jfratt A Whitney Aircraft. H ertford. Library. It is sure to be of and blue daisies with Ivy. CJhevy n 1962 Nova Conv. 7:56 Yankees ts. Angels used in different forms on ddors Tuesday with the arrival of Su­ 10:20 Dial 12 and walls in Tripoli, Tunis, Al­ * Noel J. Belcourt Jr., S Hany Prizes to ■winners include a much local Interest and will no Kills Four^ Commits Suicide Miss Mary Gagnon of’ Man­ PS., auto...... *...... sioos Lawyer Says 12:15 News, «gn Off , To Correct Voting Lists san Louise Davis at 10 a.m., w n c —lese giers and in such countries as Htr ApprectoHeii ■Ja ., Vernon, alternate to the mink stole, a weekend for two doubt be read and discussed by chester^ was the flower girl. Chevy 1959 Impala 2-Dr. Hdtop. $ 5 9 5 fibmnlng commission, five-year after a suicide attempt, police ^ ^ following that of her cousin, 5:00 Afternoon Edition Morocco, Syria, Egypt and Tur- at the Waldorf - Astaria Hotel, one side and the other,' as NEWARK, N J; (AP) — A She wore a floor-length gown Cbevy II 1963 4-Dr. Wgn. Auto. $ 1 3 9 5 liOcal reglstrarg of voters are Schuette, (ximments were made OmOAGO (AP) — Public De- Thomas Davis a}. 11:25 6:00 News. Sports. Weather 4 x 8 OL BUTTERNUT at ••••••••••••••• • $ • 9 9 Esrm. He Is a former employe said. 6:35 Americana _ key.- New York, perfume, sporting -viewed by church people. former mental patient appar- of blue linen, designed with em­ Dodge 1963 Polara Conv. conducting their annual (survey by the Rev. William H. W ^eiw, fender Gerald Getty says he will ^.m. on Monday. Both were f the Rockville branch, Con- equipment, jewelry, clothes and Mr. Bliss, who died of small- . He was the father of the Var- 7:25 Red Sox va. Twins 4x8x4 MM LUAN at ••«•«•••••••••*•• • $ • 9 9 pire bodice A-line skirt with PS., PB...... $ 1 4 9 5 • . pastor of the Lutheran church; enter a plea of innocent for bom at the Windham Hospital 9:50 Nightbeat _ ^ ______ecticut Bank and Trust Co. 3a,vtngB bonds, pox as he was about to sail semi-train. She wore a band of to correct their voting lUrtn. ^ ^ 11:00 Ne'WS. Weather. Sporto 3 Is now manager of the for England for ordination, is gled their mother and » believed to be living in common- Ford 1963 2-Dr. Hdtop 600 XL. Richard Speck, accused of mur- hi Willlmantic. 11:30 Art Jotmaon Show 4 x 7 CONTRAST MAHOGANY a t...... 4^$7 The oont-est is open to any ’there officiaig remind Oiore waiter Abel, and the epistle and Mark is the first child of Mr. ■bank’s Cromwell branch. buried in the old Church of slashed lus marriage with Mrs. Gonza- ye'low daisies in ner Fastback ...... $ 1 5 9 5 dering eight student nurses last LET US PRICE 4 x 8 CONTRAST MAHOGANY a t ...... 4 ^ 9 5 girl, married or single, from own throat, say police. and carried a' nosegay of yel­ penong who moved or plan to gospel was led by Fred Meyers Thomas Davis of ^ Richard St. Germain, Bolton England” (so known) ceme­ lez. Ford 1989 Std. Six. Economical. .: -$ 3 9 5 from' one 'cmu^ecticut ^ t o s n t of the Walther League week in their townhouse dormi- the area. A few openings are The •victims • were Ellas Var­ The Acosta child was a fre­ low daisies. motre His mother is the YOUR NEXT 4 x 7 SUNSET HIRCH at •••••••••«•• *9^59, ikd., Vernon, reappointed to the still a'vailable, and further in­ tery, on (SocUrey Hill. Ralph Lupacchino of Man­ Olds 1962 88 Holiday 4-Dr. . _ M,. Youth Group of the Capitol Re- tory. Ehidng board for five years. His gravestone may still be gas, SO; Rosa Gonzalez, 36, and quent visitor at the Gonzalez town to another between the __ .ww former Carol Charland, daugh- Affenfioi^ PRESCRIPTION formation is available from the her sons, Kias Vargas Jr., 2, chester, brother of the bride­ Hdtop...... ^ $ 1 3 9 5 -1 Srion- '4x7 CONN. TOBACCO BOARD a t ...... 9J F 7 ^ Edward B. Masker, Hatch seen In the old hisotnic grave­ , police said, and her dates sf May 7 and Oct. contest chairman, Ray Berube, and Eriberto Rivera, 3; and Ari- groom, . served as best man. Plymouth 1959 Wgn. V-8, auto. ..,. -$ 3 9 5 The local congregation hosted «„nT land •» of »■ Pine Lake “"■ Shores.•'<*" Land & Property Owners lu u Rd., Vernon, zonlnig board, yard, hearing the following in­ family was on friendly terms Getty said Thursday. "W e wlU ARTHUR DRUG at the Rook'ville Elk’s Club, N. celis Acosta, 8, daughter of Ushers were ’Thomas Felice PonUac 1959 2-Dr. Top cond. . • $ 4 9 5 may take steps to retain their go young people from area par- Susan Louise, bom to Mr. and Attorneys, Corporations IJtoe year term. Ife is a former scription: “Here lies ye body with Mrs. Gonzalez. leave it up to the Jury to decide Hormoniiiiig MoMings — AtflMsivw Park St. Marguerita Rodriguez, ■who and Robert Felice of Manches­ Ford 1957 Vi-Ton Pick-up. Cus. cab. ^ 9 5 voting rights in the coming ishee for this special service. Mrs. Ronald Da'vis of Lebanon, l ^ n k s SlteiBate to the board, of the Rev. John Bliss, ye pleas- „ , ter, brothers of Jhe bride. Sam­ Nov,^ 8 state election. They Bible School Set his fate.” Colored Nolis — Putty Stiks — PoHsh j Charles R. O’Fllnn, 16 East Bids Announced _ a* Rambler 1961 4-Dr. Std., top cond. 3 4 9 $ is their second daiighter. They A highly qualified group at ant and virtuous consort of ye iVl? * uel Lourie of Manchester was must present to the reg;istrars a Vacatlcm Bible School spon* Getty, ap(pointed by a CSrcult Ik., Rockville, altemats to the The town is seeking bids for Mrs. Gonzalez. Ilrst Sinking also have a young son. Susan’s land and property specialists a h A v a im lo worthy Mrs. Anna Bliss and the ring bearer. at voters In their former towns soared by the Prince of Peace Court judge to defend Speck, ittHilng board. He is a former police cruisers. Mayor Thom­ The bodies were discovered t e r m s — TR A D E S— ^BANK FIN A N CIN O maternal gfftuidmother is Mrs. solicit for pnrohaM or re­ Mrs. Hannah Bliss, first dissent­ First instance of a sinking Mrs. Felice wore a beige of residenoa s written rer“ -hen the USS Ho^a- mother of the bridegroom wore PHONE 64S-1591 that fist of the 'Town of Oov- from Aug. 16-26. The theme will William N. N or^ss, the John P. Clarke of Maryland, T om that f Mtoor «^)«rimentol cnglnew prlcM ______^ domini. woman’s fourth-floor apartment tonic was sunk by the Co - a green crepe dress with bod­ entry). This must be (lone on or be “My Saviour and V’. The City Hospital j)hysician, said son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Clarke TAX EATING ice of peau d’ange lace. They Thursday that Speck, 24, contin­ it the electronics department of Information regarding the f i uca*""*’ after relatives told him they federate SS H. U Hunley off before 0(tt. 3L Christian education course is of Lake Rd., spent two weeks at UNUSED LAND AND standard. l« avaHable from the ad- 1741- Erat In Luce. both -wore corsages of yellow ^6 Ihia privUega extends not “Christ • Centered and Bible- ues to recMver from wounds in PROPERTY INTO CASH received no answer to their Chariestown, S. C. an attempt at suicide and is eat­ home before leaving for the rsR ^ ey J. Cowan, 17 Patricia minlsbraUon office, the mayor As the rto^ cratoues there tea roses. only to persons 'who are already Based” and employs the best of Aleutian Sslands, Aleska. He For free oonfldential ap­ durinjr .knocks, A reception for 200 waa held ing well. He said he is certain fir., Vetnop, employed by the added. The purchase of the S 8K 8FEAKERS’ SIGNALS voters but also to parsons who learning techniques, such as will be on an assignment for the praisal and oonsnltatlon on (Mficers said there was a his- at Garden Grove. For a plane Speck suffered a minor heart 9 . J. McCarthy A Bona Incur- cruisers were authorized by ^hlch Episcopalians met with NORMAN, OW a.. (AP) — would hava been eligible to be clearly defined and outlined col- government, Department of De­ that nnnsed properly call (Next To Western Beef Alart) nuMla voters had they remained ored illustrations, art projects, attack earlier this week, but •noe Agency, School St„ Rock-i votere attending the town’s an- disaster after disaster in loss of ani the Gonzalez woman, and Speakers at the Oklahoma mgh- ^ o woto a toVe^rtwe^^ fense and hb will spend a year Thurs., FtL, 9 A.llL-9 PAI.—Phone 648-5874 U that two cardiologists would mile, was appointed to the Ver- nual budget meeting last month, candidates seeking ordination in town. This latter group may creative acti'vlties, relavent film LAND PLANNING he was jailed on assault and way Patrol recruit ^hool we examine him to determine Ms there before rstuming to Mary­ ion Trafiflio Authority. MORE MORE on dangerous journeys to Kng- battery charges July 16 on a cautioned by a yellow traffic and white Unen dress witn vmuc apply to tha former town to be strips and worship, all of which A SSO C iA T B S Mon., Tues., W ed., Sat— 9 AJH.-5 PJR. condition. land. James J. Roche, appointed to Hoapital Notes ’nnd. But a successful one at warrwt sworn out by her. light when their time is running aewssones^^ regtetered as voters there for win be intemipted by recrea- His guest for ten days, while MS-1111 The couple. WiU Uve at 234 BOLTON NOTCH LUMBER ttaa Nov. 8 election. tlon and refreshment periods. Norcross said Speck’s life was i i e pUTwiinp eonuMsslon, was Adm itted yesterday; Christen was found In the person of Vargas spent a month at out.. The red Bght glares when visiting his parents, was Miss Oak St. Xb changing addresses, many Registrations for the course not in danger but Getty told #so named to the Economic Glmm, 3 Grandview Terr., the Rev. Samuel Peters, who Trenton State Horoltai in 1966 their time has expired. neiwsmen Thursday; ”In my Ssteaie Clayton of Maryland, ^^opm ent Commission. Rockville; Terry Bonan, 18 Bast served as Rector 14 years. A & SUPPLY CO. . citizens faU to preserve their may be made with Mrs. George voting rights. Registrars of Rowland, Mrs. Owen 8. Trask, opinion as a layman there is an wlKyls also with the Depart- The following •were named to St., Rockville; Anthony B. description of him toy his outside chance we may lose m ^t of Defense at Fort Meade. k e town’s recreation commls- Smith Jr., 123 Gerald Dr., Ver- nephew. Governor John S. Pe- voters are concerned in that or tha Church office, voters wherever possible retain him. lyhen I visited him he ap-/ ion fior tteee year terms: non; Raymond Sypher, Willi- ters, reads: "He aped the style Manchester Evening Herald ■s Atty. Frank J. McCoy, West mantle; Kathleen McKechnle, of an English nobleman, built their eligibility to vote. Manchester Evening Herald peared very weak.” L L SPECIAL correspondent, Virginia M. Carl­ A good practice in the weeks Coventry oonreepondent, F. Asked about Getty’s sl^e' ]U l, Temon; John L. Daigle, 38 Ellington; Lynn Koslowski, 320 his house in a forest, kept his son, toL 228-9224. tyimiwraiw et, Rockville; and South St., Rockville. coach, and looked with some de- prior to elections is for all Pauline Little, telephone 742- Dr- Norcross saidjy”Mr, voters to dheck registry hsU on «2$L ® lawyer. I am^physi_ fSrwMiVi B. Eden. Seneca Dr., Discharged yesterday: Emma gree of scorn upon republicans." NEW qUONSET COMMANDER Yemen. Elnsiedel, 7 Hilltop Dr^ Vernon; It was also said of him that 20' ALUMINUM EXT. LADDER file in offices of town clerics or ...... - ■ cian. He has one opii^n and 1 registrars of voters to be sure »»ve another. You pfag choose QUONBIBT, R .L (A P ) — Oapt. ^ Boaifi Appoinlaienta Margaret Partington, ' Merrow he was a man of iron will and William Haidaker has replaced 'd The following oppolntments Rd., Tolland; Mildred Weitz, iron frame and a man enamour- 1 5 . 9 5 their names are included on Parcels Rushed between them such bsts, them officials point Capt. William J. Seaxpino as Were made by the board of rep- 369 Vernon St., Manchester; ed of grartdeur, YELLOW RntO FADES commander of Quonset Point itoentattves: Lee Hamer, Stafford Spriiigs. At the end of his 14 years as USED out. To Viet GI’s If a name is left off of a list, HONOLUfAT—The o’o is Naval Air Station. Oapt. Scar- s Qoorige B. Bkosley, 98 Merlins . — ;— rector he iVa's’ the owner of 24' ALUM INUM EXT. LADDER yellow bijd of Hajvaii -whose pino becomes deputy conwnand- Vernon, to the Merit Sya- Tho Herald’e Vernon bureim twenty slaves. , an application far ad^tion of lA.- new-postal regulation which feather^ once- — were prized ■•—for er of the U.S. naval operational Sun Boaad. He .le an hidustrial-Is - at -38—Park Sti, -RookvUlOr A-strong Toiy he was at last such liuame to theT lftl" musT be deals with maiUiur a five-pound 1 9 . 9 5 native/^tumes. Now the rare test and e'valuation force at anginser and accountant at P. O^ J^x 8*7, teL 876-8188 or obliged to flee England for sa/e- filed before Oct. 31 for the Nov. f^m the United States hirfi^* in danger of extinction. Norib Maud. San D l^ , Cahf.. Yrelit and Whitney Aircraft 648-S711. ty. But the remainder of his life 8 eleetion. (to a aerylceman in Viet Nam, H m next'voter - malting ses- story has been so often tgld drastically reduces the time for 28' ALUMINUM EXT. LADDER alco wiU be held from 6 p.m. that It need not be eontimiM the itackage to reach Viet Nam.^ here. to 8 pm. Aug. 11 in the town jin d over 2 2 . 9 5 (xffioe buUdlng registerare of It costs $1.84 to mail a fiv( T^e reference to republicans, voters room. During the last pound package from above," of course ihean the OOP, session 22 new voters were land to ^Viet ^__Nam. For fee, i Conservation Commission hut refers' to those living in. a nMKle: 20 In the Flret Distriot the paebag# traveta ar par- republic. ’64 Chevelle 4-Door. $ 1 /L Q C ’63 Ford Falcon V^hgon. and two in the Second IXstiict. to the San. rancisem SA Donations > 1 2 9 5 SPECIAL! post office and Is fh^en airlifted ...... n j Re-elects All Its Officers 8 cyl., powerglide, radio. ‘ 1 w T 3 Radio, Fordomatic. Breaiedown: Finrt District, four At last account donations for Re|)uhBcann, reven Dem ocrats to Viet Nam. the Salvation Army totaled $90. ■ManeiicfttfllL LDMBHD ’ A t a m eeting o f the Oonser- cusslon wUl"^be the Camlbar, and nine remaining unuCfiliated. Before the ^ e w reguleuUon, 4-H Representative / '• ^ 2x3x7'Stuck •.39* ^ io n Commiaaion Wednesday At thto same session the First the packagey^or the same fee, ■I . .. to be held Saturday, Aug. 13. Nathan RycWlng, son of Mr. ’63 Volkswagen Sedan. $ 1 1 Q C ’62 Olds Sport Sedan. woifid hare^been.shipped regu­ iight a nominating committee R ^ r^ en ts will he served by District offtoialB hsid one Re- COMP and Mrs. Victor Rychling of He­ Clean and priced right. - 1 1 T o # Fully equipped. « 1 3 9 5 re. pubUean change affiliiatiion to lar parcjn post an the way, «f aonmilasten membem reoom- wiWam Goae and Mrs. bron, Is appointed as one of the 2x4]^8'Studs 59^ join the Democratto party. by ahip from Ban 4-H club members from Tolland jlbended that aU oCHcers now i^awford Allen, Ooest Preacher Sunday aco. County as an exchange repre- R a " jmrving be re-elected. Oamp Counselor ’62 Chevrolet Sport Sedan. ’61 Buick'4-Door. M&as PriMfiSa A. Howland, airii(ft from San Francis- ^ Now serving and to serve fat The Rev. Raymond H. Brad- sentative to Brown (bounty, W . T H r V ( Impala modelTB cyl., $ 1 . A ^ C \ Excellent throughout. n 0 9 5 oommksaion worher of the Unit­ e<> cuts tba number of days for 2 2 other one-year term ^/are ley pastor of the Andover Ck>n- Ohio. He will leave here^ on 3 DAY DELIVERY ed Church of Chifst, will be the package to reach Viet Nam. .wrence Moo, chairman; gregational Church, will serve Sunday and wiU spend a fort powerglide, radio. E guest preneher dqiiag the Sun­ To mall a five-pound package gusan B. Loeee, vice chairman; as a camp counaelor at the Sll- night in that vicinity -visiting ■J' O N p U R 3-TRACK ALUMINUM day nmniln^ worchip services airmail from New England to W Vh RS Itobert CWnpbOU, secretary, ver Lake Conference at Sharon farm families. He is a grad- ’60,Pontiac Station Wagon. ait the Second Oongregiationael Viet Nam stiU costs $4.08. Re­ POf'ULARL i|nd Arthur W. yon Roemer, this weekend. Guest speaker on uate of Hebron’s Regional High ’6X Chevrolet 4-Door. $ Q ^ C toeasurer. / Sunday in his place will be Guy School, and la now work- Fully e q u ip ^ . ", $ 1 A Q C COMB. WINDOWS Ohurch. gardless of whether the package Low mileage. Exceptionally cleiBi.,car. ■ W # 4# iMiiw Howtand recerired her is sent airmail or regular par­ .1 The newpst/imem ber o f the T. Outlaw, elementary scho set­ sephfs DHsatoii Church Id Bagla- ’65 Chevy II iSport Coupe. $ 1 Q O C ' benauM tashistrinlliswtton. a new site Itor the disposal to appear in Manchester Cir- tled in Nortbem ^rria about Impala model. vflta. at S A V E y s O R MORB £ EUidio, heater, powerglide. 1 # 7 9 Prealdeat Atamham lineoln the new application will cult Ck>urt session A i^. 8 to an- 1600 B. C. were noted honw Nicely equipped. ♦ 2 0 9 5 Zs MIm b bb P w a d h er ; be filed until after ttie town swer the charge. He waa also breeders aasf^ charioteers. They •the Rev. Ronald R. SchueDts, asked for an AgitouMure De­ ONLY OPPBRS IjMatlng elated fur late this issued a written warning fo r left a recent^ discovered trea­ SPECIAL APPLICATOR of the Martin Lutheran Ohapcl partment because, he aaid, earty August. driving after drinking. tise on the training and breed­ ’64 Chevrolet 4-Door. ’64 Chevy It Sport Coupe. ajkl Scftjool hi Pennaauken. N.J., fazmiing[ was "the largest in­ a Pliosphatad and prime paintad, • Heavy, rigid baluster^ aoM bob terest of the nation” fax the bwlda and out 5 Part of tho report related to Police say his car sped from ing of horses. So expert.were Bel Air model. Power- 6^yl., std. trans. $ ^ 5 9 5 (with parchase will be guest preacher ait the ifte Ifi acres of land on Bear tho curb, grazing the right they with their chariots that glide, powdr steering. 1 0 7 9 IfifiS a.m. 'WonsWp sorvioe at 1860s.. Now a Department ef HmnUi Rd.. owned by the town front frtider of a vehicle driv- th^ conquer^ most of their of sealer) 9 8 ^ the FriJKse of Peaoe Lailhsran Btousing and Urtnn AfifUrs has wtalrii the State of Con- en by Thomas Conran Jr. of 97 neighbors, ^ey passed on Ctamb. Sonday Bohioel Is «t 9 i>een nddSdL lit has offered to buy to Washington St., and continued knowledge through the HittlteS to the Nathan Hale Forest on without stopping. to the Egyptians and then______to the Ihs ebureh WWtber taas^io nnhmjobimxtnhv T M i n m ■■■wm the 15 acre ...... Ooiuan repcrtodly noted the nomadic Anba of tba aianaa mets ait 8«0 j>m. Sunday ait MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Sixtocn BOLTON NOTCH LUMBER •biipi from non - Communist builget iiiiMilliii rafesred youth’a legistratlon number Pantawfia. the church. matter to Hto eooaerviittoB and oafled poUoe. ------T h e' L utheran Churrti countries oaJlcd at Oibon ports tor a nbcmmsodar ------.■',• - ■ TAEIX» NAMED & SUP^T OIL Wedneaday night conducted a during June, according to Rev- to sdl or not selL RESTAURANTS BURN HOtAiYWOOD (AP) — Actor folk liturgy of Holy Oommn- otationary Unity, Fire AariHaiy Meeto HONOCJJLU (AP) — Donn Robert Taylor has been named ROUTE 44A— “At The Notdi”— Td. 643-2108 men. murgy was «ng to t The women’s auxiliary to the the Beachcomber’s and Cbriato- to replaice Ronald Reagan as tunssoftolkondopirttinaimisl- oomo toom ?^***^’ _**!? Voiunter Fire Depart- pher’a, two Waikiki restaurants, .the host of the “ Death Valley COMPANY, INCORPORATED CALL COLLECT oal pw-dPaa, aoocraiiantod by f i w Owtete i w n hoM its July meeting were destroyed by fire recently. Days” television series. Reagan (^EN DAILT frM AlV M giilfcte hti *y «to ttor. 9*5 might at 8 at the fii»- Damaga waa Mtknatad at t m ,- is the GOP candidate lor fovw - 1229 huuM m m ' ^ eCfaih m. " ■ ■#»(<

v'. ■ ' MANCHESTER, EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1966 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1968 ^We^re Looking Higher^— Herman THE Major League I Legion Nears Zone Title with 15th Six Straight = L e a d e r s = J Herald Angle National League Batting (200 at ba’te)—Snyder, Red SoxVacate Cellar w. L. Pot. O.B. Baltimore, .332; F. Robinson, said as he knocked on his ■wood- checking the threat by striking By Pittsburgh .. 66 87 .602 » BOSTON (AP) — The Record for Mets Baltimore, .328. sounded en desk. "W e’ve been having out Rick Reichardt and Bolt San Fran. ... EARL YOST Tw o-H itter Upset Threatened 56 80 .689 1 Runs F. Robineon, Balti- good jobs from starters and our Rodgers, Los Angeles . 62 39 .571 the battle cry to look out Sports Editor 3 NEW YORK (AP) — over Houston and now has in­ The Pirates had gone ahead in more, 76; Apariclo, Baltimore, bullpen has been terrific.” Osinski, an early season dis­ iTilladel. . . . . 61 43 .643 6^ cluded two in a row over the their half of toe inning on a 07, above today as they trained McMahon and Oslnski, a cou­ appointment, has been a sleep­ Houston ...... 47 46 .506 As oratory, it may not By Schardt 9 Giants, who have lost seven of pinch, hit homer by Bob Bailey, Runs batted in—B. Robinson, their sights on moving up ple of National League castoffs, er. In nine relief appearance# St. Louis .... 46 46 .500 rank with the declamations Notes from the Little Black Book 914 their last nine games and are Before that, toe Dodgers had Baltimore, 79; Powell, Balti­ in the American League turned in sparkling perform­ since June 26, toe veteran right­ By Sammy Snead ...... 44 60 ' Pre-season exhibition schedule for the World Cham­ .468 12V6 within a game of first place only tied the game in toe bottom of more, 74. standings. ances as toe Red Sox captured hander has allowed just one run H ighlights AlhSUir Teams Advance Cincinnati' .. 42 61 .462 pion Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Associa­ 14 or Casey Stengel, but the because of Los ' Angeles’ der­ toe ' ninth and before that toe HiU—B. Robinson, BolUmore, 'We’re not worried about -the two of three game series with in 16 1-3 innings. New York .. . 41 61 tion includes a stop at East Hartford High on Tuesday AKRON, Ohio ( A P ) — Slammin’ Sammy Snead, the .446 14H future baseball historians ring-do victory over the Pirates, Pirates went ahead with two 118; Oliva, Minnesota, 116. cellar any more,” litanager BU- the Angels. The lone Boston loss "I just feel fortunate to still One step nearer the Chicago ...... 30 63 .323 26 night, Sept. 27. An intra-squad game will be played. ■ i.- • may well regard Wes Wes- 4-3. runs in the eighth. Doubles — Yastrzemski, Bos­ ly Herman aaid confidently. was a 1-0 decision in 10 Innings, be here,” Osinskl said. ” I found Expected to see action is Toby Kimball of Manchester Zone Four championship in 'Hniraday’a Results trum’s statement as mark­ Elsewhere in toe National * * * ton, 26; B. Robinson, Baltimore, "W e’re looking higher, a lot McMahon was summoned aft- myself just in time. When Ihs Chicago 6, ChiclnnaU 1 and former UConn standout. Bill Russell will lead the American League baseball ing a critical turning point League, Chicago 6eat Cincinnati CUBS-REDS— 26. higher.” er starter Jose Santiago was club acUvated Dennis Bennett New York 14, San Francisco 3 history of the New *•!. St. Louis outalugged Atlanta Triples — Scott, Boston, and Celts in his new role as head Ernie Banks hit a two-run tri­ The Red Sox, whose six-week tagged tor three straight hits last week and bad to cut a play is Manchester’s entry St. Ixmis 7, Atlanta 4 Ynrlr M ota 7-4 and Houston nudged Phiia- MoAuIlffe, Detroit, 7. stand as occiqpants of last place and one run, tying the score 8-3. , it could have been ma coach. Because of- too much film is available to groups. Stars nipp.^ , ; 7 7 7 To ^ Sirirlse everyone, ------York Mets. ple and Curt Simmons pitched a following last night’s 5-2 Houston 3, Philadelphia 2 The Mets’ manager was smil­ delphia 3-2 in 10 innings. Home runs—F. Robinson, Bal­ finally ended, continued their With runners on first and sec­ Instead of Bob Sadowski.” red tape, the game, originally Thompson Speedway will be the • • • three-hitter as the Cubs ended a Los Angeles 4, Pittsburgh 3, ing beneficently at his charges timore, 27; Pepitone, New York, drive toward respectability by ond and none out, . McMahon With . Bennett rounding into planned for Manchester, has scene of the midsummer North­ decision over Thompson- t;rn"aUon^ “ "stars upended “ J

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTfJR, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-THREB tAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COJ^N,, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1966 Lots For Salt 7S Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Houses For Sale 72 H ou bm For Sale 72 Houses For Salt 72 Houses For Sale 72 HonssB Fur Sblt 71 Household Goods 51 Wanted—To B u r S8 A partm ents—^Flats— Business Locations Houses For Sale 72 Negro Boy For Rent 64 MANCHESTER — Six room $600 DOWN buys Irroom home. OROWING fomUy? You’ll Uke TORICB to choose from. One In CARPENTER ROAD—Bolton. VERNON — 82 Country lane, Tenements 68 CXINCORD RD. — Beautiful MANOHBJSTBR — 2 family 6 this 6 room older home, large subuihen location 117x274 Trim and tidy. Four room S-bedroom RMcb, screened In MOVING — Must sell immedi­ WANTED Engine to fit go- Mid 6, 12x17’ kitchen, 12x19* Colonial, 1 ^ bates, modem excellent ' condition, nice lot, STORE — center of Manchester, Ranch, large livliig room, for­ BEST BUYS bright rooms,, garage, fruit Another 100x200 trite ntOlttes, RMch with enclosed breeze­ Bunporch ctf kitchen, bath, ftiB h Killed in ately, kitchen set, 30” gas cart, also old and new coins. 3Vi ROOMS — furnished or urn- living room, 2 generous bed­ Utahen wMh bullt-lns, atove. full baroment, recently redec- T7Tr>n Y? newly remodeled store, front mal dining room, cabinet treea, $16,900. Leonard Agency, A Zone. And one with 142* way and garage. Kitchen is basement with walk-cut door, CLASSIFIED stove, two twin beds, living Call 649-6306 anytime. furnished, oil heat, parking, rooms, oil hot water heat, dltewaahar and dispoaal, t orated, only $9,900. Leonard K Y K R I and Interior, reasonable rent­ kltcheii. 2 bedrooma, rodroap frontage wharo pennlsalon 10x12, 2 bedrooms, large pM - rsmge goes wlte house, web room chair, sectional couch, <^ady, good location, private. aluminum combinations, sepa­ bedrooma $19,900. Fhllbriok Agency, Realtors. 646-0409. Realtora, 64AO460. Brooklyn Adults.. Reasonable. 643-6389. als. Brokers invited. 622-811A UoB room, landscape yard. Agency, 649-8464. $8,500. CleM five roomer naar has been gnmted to buUd a eled living room with wall to terubhed, comer fences, lot cedar wardrobe, 4 drawer dres­ Rooms Without Board 59 rate uUllties, built in 1991. waU carpet, finished base­ 100x180, tod shed, assumable Marian E. RObertaon, Realtor, 67 PRINCETON ST. — Custom Covantty Lake. Ask for Homer two-famUy. T. J. Crockett, (Oonttmied from Page One); ser. 876-4792. SMALL country store, suitable $26,900. Wolverton Agency, ment. Lot Is terraced and tree FHA 5^ per cent, beautiful ADVERTISING THE THOMPSON ROiraB. Cot- MANCHESTER — Uke new, 64S4S968. MANCHESTER Green — $12,900 built, 8 bedrooms, 2 tiled Grasseler. Realtor, 648-1577. MAPLiE Dining table with pad, first floor 3-room apartment, for gift shop or small business, — ^...... ■ Retdtors, 649-2813. Seven rocrnis near stores, bus, bates, large living room with shaded, 100x300. Perfect con­ view, d e M as a whlsUe. Move i^ndsay had been In tee neigto tags Street, centrally located. Route 6, Andover. Call Andover MANCHHISTHR — two family, $11,500. Six room older homa INCOME COVENTRY — level biBMIng dition. Wolverton Agency, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOLTRS two extra leafs, maple step ta­ stove, refrigerator, heat and — 7 room schools. -For Information, call fireplace, working kitchen, ex­ in MyOme, owner befa^ trMS- borfiood a few hours earlier. B § Urge, pleasantly furnished Kitchen, 742-7364. • 8-5, " “ 2-car garage, oodveniently MANOHBS’TBIR that needs work. Oarage. Nice­ lot, 3261X246, bounded by atone Realtors, 649-2813. ferred. $17,000. Call Rita M. 8 AJtL to 5 PJM. ble, cot with mattress. 649- rooms, parking. Call 649-2888 hot water included. Hayes 15x19’ living Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- tra cabinets, dinette, laundry. had been booed and Jeered bY Agency, 646-0131. located, Investment opportun- Raised Ranch, 6980. ly treed lot Two blocks troim walla, trees, nice Jocaition. Watoh Real Estate, 649-1446 0098. tor overnight and permanent MEDIUM size comer store, room with raised hearth fire­ MMy large closets, combina­ PROPERTY white teen-agers. Negro ami Ity. Leonard Agency, Realtors, the heart of Main St Cm be (L«CKV11LLB — New store, M d fireplaced family room, 2- with fireplace, lovely setting, Resort Property For M e 74 1, 2 or 3 YEARS TO PAY! tion. 643-2693 after 6 for ap­ Your credit history, even if 35x20. On busy Route 83. Rea­ VACANT $16,900. A ‘‘Mr. OeM'* Cape systons, 2-car garage. Im­ CleM is this charming five- Open Sunday 2-5 P.M. boihocd. They reportefUy mada ‘‘SUPER DELUXE” car garage, best value. $23,- room RMch, 3 bedrooms, pointment. poor, will not disqualify you. sonable rent Plenty of park­ nice level lo t Original owner BIRCH STREE7T — SmaU five th at c«mWn“ cleanllnraa maculate in every detail ANDOVER LAKE — cosy 4 M effort to get to the mayef S ROOMS OF FURNITURE 900. Wolverton Agency, Real­ living room, large kitchen, You need not own a lot ing. 875-6387. Inm ediate occupancy, selUng. T. J. Crockett Real- room home in m extremely g f idinnlnum siding with the Only $21,000. Call Doris room cottage overlooking lake, KELLY ROAD and clashed wlte the whites. _ DIAL 643-2711 ALL 100% GUARANTEED ROOM with kitchen privileges, now! You can build a home tors, 649-2813. tor, 648-1677. central location. Owners mov- g-fucious atmosphere of a treed separate dining area Md large 6 room Colonial, 1 ^ Smith