r WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 2B, 196|^ PAOK THOtTV-TWO X vera ffe Dsllv Net PreM Run The Wehtlitr iHanct^eBt^r lEttfttins if^ralb W ar the Week Ended 1 1 ____ A. A n A A - ^ ^ Fereeaet of V.' 8 , Weather BhNM Angaot 11, 1965 II ■ .... will be sput bataraen tha aeboel 11 fl ■yatam, tha polloa dapartm^t About T omv Youths Get and tha park and raa dapart- 13,550 V iw iupivum S5-7ei partlnl etoaiing W M M mant. Member o t the Audit merrew, high in Me. Otno«n uid dlraotora of Omar Tha Tount Adulta CSub ataar- Boreeu of dnmlatton •hiina Club wlH matt at 8 to- Parking Lot Ing com m it^ , mMUpt last ManehattoT ' A City of VlUago Charm nlfht at tha home of the aao- The marriage of Mlse night at the Bast Side Reo, vot­ ra t^ , Raymond Bofua, 80 Bry­ Oonatance Robihaon Brand to ed Its appreciation to town and (ClasatOad Advsrtlsing an PSga M ) an Dr. Leonard Anthony Stepatka, both For Events school olflolals for granting per­ MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1965 PRICE SEVEN CENTS mission for u8e of tho high TOL, LKXXIV, NO. 271 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TyVO SECTIONS) of New Britain, was solemnised M m PrIaclUa Oibaon, diractor Tfha 17 to 91 aga group Young school fsolUUss, snd rsiUrstsd Saturday at Sacred Heart lU deslra to be sllowod the use o t tha Priacilla CHIbaon School ot AdulU a u b ^ has full and Church, New Britain. 1 of Keeney Annex for yesr-round Dlvtdenda paid from day Danca Arts, recently returned Imniadlata permission to use tha from an extenalve month tour The bride la the daughter of soUvltles. of dopoalt — 4 ttoaa paved parking raatrooms of the Oifant. She vlalted Japm, Mr. and Mrs. James Webb Plans are now 'balng nished yaar. Hony Kong: and Taiwan, For- Brand of 136 Green Rd., Man­ and coneesaioh stand at Man- for an outdoor danca tomorrow moaa, and obaerred many of chester. The bridegroom Is a chsator High School, at laaat night, to the music of volun­ teer orchestras, and further A t the beghintng of » ta m - All-Time Endurance Mark tha tradition^ dances In each son of Mr. and Mra. Joseph S. until the beginning of the 1986- araa. Zapatka of New Britain. plans will soon be announoed ary. April, duly and Ot- 88 school year. Given In marriage by her (or an indoor dsinoa, to he held tober. within the next two or three Tlw Rer. Dr. J. Manley Bhaw father, the bride wore a full- The permission was granted ator, and the Rev. Willard length gown of organza, dealgn- left night by Superintendent weeke. gg , both of South Methodist ed with cap sleeves of Belgian of Schools WiUlam Curtis. TTie Mancheiter Jayceee have nChurch, plan to attend the Boa-lace, bateau neckline and floor- TTie last obstaelo, use of the promised cupervleore for tomor­ length detachable cape train ot outdoor refreshment stand, was row night at tho opening ot the ton Area Pastors Assembly at high school grounds, but future Set by Cooper and Conrad Belgian lace. Her elbow-length removed when the Fire and Po­ Geneva Point, N.H., Auy. SO supervision have to he pro­ througli Sept. 8. Dr. Shaw will two-tiered veil of silk Illusion lice .Junior Athletic Association, ^ 1 1 serve as dean of the conference. was arranged from a pearl overseer of the concession, vided by the recreation depart­ crown, and she carried a cir­ agfeed to have one of Its mem- ment. cular bouquet of white Fuji bei'ii on hand during the hours Rec and Park Buperintondont The ladies of St. James will of operation. Horace Murphey has Issued a open the coming season with a State News The stand will be nui by the call for voluntear adult super­ P W lw l FaM Minor Problems Dim dinner meeting Monday, Sept. Miss Terry Treter of New visors. 18 at 8:80 p.m. at Garden Grove. Britain was maid of honor. She Young Adults, but always under ■I DiV « f DopooH the supervision of the rec and Reservations close Sept. 8 and wore a full-length gown of lime REfllkTRARS'START WORK High Speed may be made with Mrs. An­ green, fa.shloned with square park department and the aaeoc- Astronauts’ Elation drew Undberg, 83 Erie St. neckline, cap sleeves, fitted bod­ iatlon. PRENTISS, Miss. (AP) — ice, embroidered cummerbund School Attendance Supervisor Federal examiners began regis­ "ft ^ 2 and Watteau bock panel extend­ Robert Digan, advisor to the tering Negro voters .today In Auto W reck MANNED SPACE CENTER, Houston, Tex. (A P)— 2 ing from the neckline to the Young Adults Club, said today Jefferson Davis County, Miss. Astronauts L. Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad — after taking over temporary S A V I N G S f Public Records floor. Her matching headbow that the facllltlee will be utilised Jr. today broke the world space endurance record held has a circular face veil, and she statting tomorrow night and office apace by court order. Kills Three The registrars, unable to find Iv O A. TV by a Soviet cosmonaut, and soared on toward their Warrantee Deeds carried a cascade bouquet of through Sunday night. •, S f 1 < t \ I I ‘ » N An agreement has been reach­ anyone who would rent them Green Manor Estates Inc. to white and yellow carnations and TORRINGTON (AP) — eight-day goal. daisies. ed with Kenneth Smith, presi­ office space, set up shop in four The historic moment came at other experiments which r»> Myron I. Kalman and Mirlan R. rooms at the Magnolia Courts, Three persons were killed . Kalman, property on Scott Dr. Joseph P. Zapatka of New dent of the Fire and Police As­ 8:06 a.m. E8T. The astronauts quire maneuvering. sociation, to plan for the pur- the town's only mptol. about 2 a.m. today when Jarvis Enterprises Inc. to Da- Britain served as his brother's 1007 MAIN ST. — NEAR MAPLE ST. then had been in space 119 The ground also Indicated best man. Ushers were Airman ch ue of supplies for the Mrs. AJagene Allen, owner of their car veered across some concern about the buildup rid J. Goode and Mary E. refreshment sta ^ and to dele­ the motel was considering a BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY hours and six minutes, just shy of water in the fuel cell power Goode, property at 26 Kane Rd. S.C. Stephen J. Brand of Lack- Torringford St. and crash­ 5 land APB, Tex., and Gregory gate the task of its operation to court fight. However, she said of five days. system. The water Is produced Jarvis Enterprises Inc. to Jo­ OPEN TILL 4 PJS. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ed into a tree. I 6 J. Brand, of Manchester both the young adults. there appeared to be little But mingled with congratula­ as the hydrogen and oxygen seph Bernard (^esnel and Joan ITie responsibility for polic­ chance of throwing the reg­ The victims were Identified tory messages from the ground combine In the celle to create M. Quesnel, property on Kane brothers of the bride; and David THURSDAY NIGHT 6 to 8 O'CLOCK______as Robert M. Yadach, 27, of 36 McKinnon of New Britain. ing, maintaining and supervts istrars out so she’ll put the mo­ was some serious talk about electricity. Rd. ing the high school facilities Hillside Ave., New Hartford, Mrs. Brand wore a parfalt tel up for sale. (AP Photo!ax) several problems, none serious, To conserve power. Cooper Peter Vitols and Shirley A. and Ralph Hewitt, 18, of 82 which began plaguing the and Conrad were told to etaut off pink draped chiffon dress with The party’s over for this handcuffed trio, awaiting a trip to the East Hamp­ Vltols to Jamea T. Morlarty frosted pink accessories. The South Main St., and Mrs. Edith spacecraft. all but critical systems. and Joan W. Morlarty, property bridegroom’s mother wore a ton, N. Y. police station. They were a part of a group arrested after officers Morlarty Nugent, 30, of 48 Like an aging automobile, Conrad may have won a dol­ at 16 Mai4>Ie St. crashed a wild party com post of 300 to 400 high school and college students. Centpr St., both of Wlnsted. Gemini 6 has been buildingbuildii up lar from his wife as a result of deep aqua draped chiffon drees the new space record. Attachment with matching accessories. Both V- Police said Yadach was the small, pesW problems. Com­ Wflhelm E. Hansen a ^ n s t driver of the convertible. It mand pilot (looper(tooper reportedrepoi this In a poM over the control cen­ wore a white orchid on their ter, the conversation with cap­ R«ne J. Girardln, Eugenele Olrar- purse. Lorins phoio was traveling at a high rate of morning that he had lost use of din and Anita Girardln, parcels EYE SAVING AID FOR STUDENTS speed, they said. two of his 82 jet control thrust­ sule communicator Jamee A . on Kensington St. and Trotter A reception for about 116 MRS. LEONARD ANTHONY ZAPATKA Police Crash Party; d .c . subway Medical Examiner John ers. The mission control center McDlvitt went like this; was held in the Plaza Room of Bllnkoff said the men died of suspected valve clogging, and Conrad: “Say, Jbn, will you S t, 625,000. the Hotel America, Hartford. WASHINGTON (AP)— would be as teacher aides in the multiple Injuries and the enedneers were devising a series poas my wife a message? Tell Mrs. Marion Moberg of Bolton HOUSE Washington, which now of tests for the astronauts to run her she ■ owes me a dollar.” College Awarded elementary school; the Jobs in HIGH ^ INTENSITY leaves visitors with memo­ woman of a fractured skulL played diimer music at the con­ later. McDlvitt: “ril tell her that. lA f ril rli sole organ. For a train trip to college would be as library and ries of traffic jams as well f f U l C I I laboratory assistanta and as Find Dope, Booze, Sex Railroad Check In an attempt to make the jets You want to collect It yourself New York City Mrs. Zapatka Grant of $2,437 as stately monuments and work, Ckraper used up three to or do you want me to mail It to wore a sleeveless cocoa brown bookstore clerks. LAMPS green vistas. Is to have a HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. John A 15-hour work week and a . EAST HAMPTON, N. Y. (A P )— Past the glow of four pounds of maneuvering you?” Repairing dress, beige accessories and a A 62,437 grant from the Of­ • Comtilste with bulb modem subway and surface N. Dempsey forwarded today a fuel, leaving the craft with IT There was no explanation for corsage of yellow rosebuds. fice of Ekionomlc Opportunity variety of pay rates were de­ the Japanese lanterns on the sloping lawn of the old rail transit system. check of 6118,184, representing pounds, slightly below the de­ scribed by Deem Ixywe as fea­ the dollar bet, but there was The couple will live at 26 that will finance part-time jobs • Uses house current farmhouse 40 policemen waited in the shadows, while The Senate completed the state’s first quarterly pay­ sired amount. So night director speculation It might have con­ tures of the grant. NaeOi St., New Britain, after for needy students has been re­ H A I£ • Compare At 7.99 inside 300 youths whooped it up in an end-of-the- sum­ legislative action Wednes­ ment toward the federally sub­ Christopher C. K r^t directed cerned breaking the Soviet One Y ear Saturday. ceived by Manchester Com­ Under its terms the college Mhin Strsei—Manchsster day on authorization of a sidized “ transportation demon- him not to use the thrusters record. Mrs. Zapatka is a graduate munity College. will pay 61 for every 69 put up mer bash. 6431-miIllon rapid transit straUon ■ program” on the again and drift through space Kraft offered the astronauts of Manchester High Sdiool and by the government, Dean Lowe At 1:30 a.m. the cops crashed at nearby Riverhead and bEmkrupt New Haven Railroad. In amnouncing the grant. development, which has until a possible solution was congratiilatlons on the new Guoronfee New Britain General Hoerpltal said the matching funds would the party. charged five persons with been under study for a During the coming year, Con­ worked out on the ground. This record and asked: “ How does It School of Nursing. Mr. Zapatka Dean Frederick Lowe said that come from money left over from Some girls screamed and a supplying narcotics to the party. necticut and New York each meant the astronauts had to ten jobs— three in the school decade. President Johnson’s Is a graduate of New Britain last year’s scholarship drive. Nw giggled, but the party was This resort area near the end approval is assured. wlU contribute 6472,666 while the cancel severzd pbotograi^c and (See Page Four) High School and Central Con­ system and seven at the college over. Police said the party was of Long Island was shaken federal government will kick in Cleaning necticut State College, New —would be offered students CAFE FIRES COST MORE SALE! •q»ell-bent for booze, dope, sex again. Two years ago youths with 61.890,716 to finance the A Britain. He served with the U.S. coming from whose families in­ WASHINGTON — The av­ and abandon.” wrecked a home at the coming 62.8 million program. A H.50 Air Force in Europe. He will comes are between 64,000 and erage restaurant fire cost the Police hauled 21 of the youths out party of debutante Fernan­ The one-year contract carries teach In the Southington school 66,000. owner 63,000 last year. In 1964 to jail folllwlng the raid da Wanamaker Wetherill. Inmate^ 73^ a provision for a six months The jobs in the school system amazing ELECTRIC KNIVES Wednesday. They booked 11 on Free Electronic system this fall. the average loss was 61,400. Some at the Wednesday party renewal to provide for an 18- Reds Not Expected narcoUcs charges and 10 for were high on dope and liquor, month program totaling 64.2 mil­ Timing fBeorderly conduct. . police said, but most were not. Converts $2 lion. Special Earlier, poUce raided a motel Apparently only a small number once-a-year sale! ' ' I were even aware of the pres­ At Gemini 6 Launch 10.88 ence of the narcotics, which in­ Pollution Force cluded the hallucinatory drug To $26,000 HARTFORD (AP) — A top Uniform carving with no effort at all. A MANNED SPACE CENTER, Houston, Tex. (A P)— oy to every homemaker. Hand honed steel Cpmbat Troops LSD. level “ tdsk force” to head “ an U 9 . Police took the youngest mer­ HUTTONSVILLE, W.Va. all out assault,” on water pol­ Cables are attached to the first stage of the Titan The Soviet Union h u not been inclined te coopergte fdmeuK K«ytton« ladai. S fool extension cord. U i rymakers — many of them high (AP) — WllUam HoHie Griffith lution problems throughout Con­ II rocket which lifted the Gemini 5 spacecraft into closely with the United States in space. Move into Seoul school students — to the station necticut will be named by Gov. majoring had 62 when he entered prison orbit last Saturday. The booster was spotted by a So, U.S. diplomats In M oscow ^ house for their parents to be John N. Dempsey In the next say, it is unlikely a Russian rep- IUMOiqO«n« PARKADE TOLE-STYLE SEOUL, Korea (AP) — A called. 50 years ago. Now, with 626.000 two weeks. plane 640 miles southwest of Bermuda and is the have cooperated in only two HOUSEWARE SPECIALS combat division moved into accumulated behind bars, he reSentaUve will accept Presi­ limited fields in space. They The parents and youngsters He made this announcement first U.S. man-in-space rocket to return to earth dent Johnson’s invitation to ob­ OPEN Seoul today as student demon can buy anything he wants ex­ today after conferring with state have traded information from were given tongue-lashings at 5 intact. The Navy destroyer USS Dupont made the serve the Gemini 8 launching in weather satellites and last year ALWAYS ' FOR HOME and BACK TO CAMPUS ■tratlons against the treaty nor­ cept freedom. resources officials. SOMB in LAMPS a.m. by East Hampton Supervi­ October. scientists of the two nations THURS. malizing relations with Japan Griffith, 73. will make his 16th recovery. (AP Photofax.) sor Edward V. Ecker and Capt. The Governor said the task Johnson said at a news con­ CORRECT continued for the sixth day. Donald F. Schmidt, who di­ appearance before the West Vir­ force would be an “ action orien­ bounced radio signals off the UNTIL ginia Board of Probation and ference Wednesday in Washing­ Etoho 2 communications satel- Defense Minister Kim Sung rected the raid. ted” group presumably to ton that the United States would FITTING Thermos Lunch Kits eaid the government was not ” We all felt that this problem Parole Sept. 14. recommend a plan of action to Ute. 2.27 Prison officials think he invite the Soviet Academy of The Soviets have been releas­ G G 9 PJH. comfort considering proclaiming martial couldn’t touch us in eastern Suf­ the 1967 General Assembly. A must for school lunches, iturdy metal, shock re­ Science “ to send a very high ing, in recent months, more in­ law at present — as it did in folk, (County)” said Ecker. ” I should be released. They point sistant thermos. President Urges level representative to observe formation to the world about June 1984 to quell anUgovem- strongly suggest that all parents to Griffith’s good record and Plane Victim take another long look at the ability to support himself. He the launching of Gemini 6.” their man-in- space flights, ment rioting. But he said MONROE (AP)—A pilot and Christopher C. Kraft, Gemini especially medical results. stronger measures would be activities of their children.” has earned the money by opera­ Said one officer: "Most of ting a penitentiary tailor shop. his four passengers were treat­ flight director, said he would taken if necessary. ed amd released at Bridgeport welcome a Russian scientist to (See Page Four) Table Ironing Board 1.77 President Oiung Hee Park’s them seemed like nice enough A group of West Virginia busi­ -A kids, but there were some real nessmen recently asked Gov. Hospital Wednesday after their Steel Settlement follow the course of the flight. Complete with ironing pad and silicone cover. W004, government called in the 6th BID NOT RECEIVED ' crummy, beatnik types.” Hulett C. Smith to release Grif­ single-engine plane crashed (m Kraft also said he’d give any­ with four legs. Army Division from the west- take-off at Monroe Airport. ^ thing for a chance to observe a M08(X>W (AP) — A central sector of the Korean j The house was rented for the fith so he can use his money and WASHINGTON (A P)— President Johnson talked by ! summer by Emmett E. Boone experience to establish a gar­ The pilot. Identified am Ted Russian flight. spokesman for the Soviet War armistice line after demon­ telephone with the chief negotiators in the steel wage Diplomats in Moscow noted Academy of Sciences said strations Wednesday turned into ' m , a 27-year-old guitar player. ment factory at Grantsville, in Tandom o t Philadelphia, was GIRLS’ and BOYS’ I He was charged with selling taking John F. McCaiui of Fair- d ilu te today and prodded them for a settlement. that Soviet correspondents in today an Invitzdion to watch Milk Glass Lamps President told newsmen^ 1.99 (See Page Nineteen) narcotics. (See Page Four) field and his three children, The the United States decline biVita- the next Gemini launching Hurricane style, milk glass hobnail designs. For soft, James, 16, Audrey, 8, and John at the White House that he had “ resijonsible end decent settle­ Uons to Cape Kennedy. has not been received here. REMODEL BACK TO SCHOOL SHOES talked with both R. Conrad Coo­ The reason apparently Is re­ Stephen Korneev, chief ot i.TdIe CMi Tele effective lighting. Jr., 2, for a ride when the ment.” Four oM for eeat tato crash occurred. per, the chief negotiator for the —He regarded both manage luctance to be p ^ In the position the academy’s foreign rela­ In^stry. and I. W. Abel, presi­ 2 STOLES Ready now . . . a terrific The plane, a five-seat6r Bo ment and labor as his friends. of having to return the favor by tions section, said today the dent of the United Steelworkers inviting Americans to observe Invitation had not been re­ A CAPE-or group of school shoes, just nanza, was a total wreck, an —That he didn't want to try to made for all around good Captains Chair Cushion 99c airport official said. Union. dictate terms of the setUement Russian space launchings, ceived and he knew nothing A JACKET wear. Protect their feet with Guam-Based SAC Bombers He said he pointed out to them it was a matter for collecUve which are kept secret until after about it. He was tbe only 15.88 - 14.88 1 S/4 inch foam filled, assorted cotton prints, suit­ For As AlO OC shoes, made with their rough his news conference statements bargaining. the spacecrafts are launched. academy spokesman avail­ Reg. 17.88 Reg. 16.88 able for any decor. Boy Stnuwles The United States and Russia able. Uttle As ▼IT»79 and tumble lives in mind. THOMPSONVILLB (AP)— An of Wednesday in which he urged ( ^ Page Four) Choose from T straps or ties a settlement and asked Cooper FURS FOR BINT 1 1 -year-old boy playing Tarsan and Abel to read and review From 912JN) in brown, black or red. A accidentally hanged himself selected group of velvet ox­ Hit Viet Cong Jungle Target what he had said. WROUGHT IRON CHAIR AND Wednesday, police reported. Both told him they had al­ fords and patents Included. Police said James D. May Jr. Sizes.8^-3. had tied a length of plastic ready read It, he said. May Prevent Racial Violence SAIGON, South Viet Johnson said ho told Cooper clothes line to a tree branch CHESTER STUDENT’S DESK Nam (A P )— Guam-based and Abel: Scuff resistant top with B52 jet bombers of tha NORTH (See Page Four) —He relied upon them for a FURRIERS shelf apd 2 deck storage rac Matching chair with plastic U.S. Strategic Air Com­ OF ROOKVIDLE 18.88 mand struck today at a VIET NA^ Public Works Bill Signed 246-2478 covered seat. Sturdy, Ideal for LAMPS—LOWER LEVEL high school or college studehte. FOR BOTH suspected Viet Cong in­ or call collect WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl-^hoard of commissioners whose« Then be added “ But I remem-- 875-0929 stallation 30 miles north­ Released by Cong dent Johnson, signing a public actions are under^ ------supervision------of' ber that when people feel mla^ east of Saigon in the Zone Congress. treated, and they feel InjusUeea,- 2 2 works bill he said may help pre­ M PIECE "REGAL” D jungle, a U.S. military vent another racial situation In urging the Congress mem­ and when they have to mov« spokesman announced. Dawson Search Over, like that in Los Angeles, warned bers and others at the ceremony from their homes and they hava. TEFLON This was the 11th raid of the today that "the clock is ticking, to ask themselves nightly no jobs, they have no vote, they' war by the big eight-engine time is running” toward possi­ whether they have done all have no voice. Well, there Is notl Com e To craft. Tlte spokeeman eaid it ble violence in the District of they could, Johnson added: one place to go if you can’t gtk. COOKWARE was their third strike within the Thinks Brother Dead Columbia. “ Now if you don’t ask yourself up. Just any adventure, anjr TEEN-AGER zone, a Communist-infested ter- Johnson said that something that question and you (lon’t an­ danger, you can’t do mud Pmebursf SETS rltoi7 of about 600 aquare miles SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )— Don Dawsons can and must be done for the swer it and you find year after worse than you are doing now, stretching from a point north of search is over. The Viet Cong lectured him for his fool­ national capital and big .cities year you can’t get a committee and I asked myeelf last night, siugon eastward toward the hardiness, then told him they would tend his brother’s where 80 per cent of the people to act, or if the committee acts when can I do to see that wa 5 Thursday will be concentrated by the year you can’t get some other com­ don’t have any more incidents 6 South China Sea. grave and give him back his remains when the war was SPECIAL Under new security regula­ 2000. mittee to act, or if it acts, you as occurred in Los Angeles la For Manchestei'a Regularly 18.88 tions, no further details were over. * He said “ we should and must get something else happening, this country. So let’s act before favortta flsh and so forth, then you are going 11.99 You get: 1 qt covered ssuoe^ releoaed. They gave him the flying vest ask ourselves every night when it le too late.” HANDSEWN i; S qt. covered eettcepan; Two South Vietnamese planes they said his brother wore the we go home if we are doing all to have problems that we are Block liUnJ cbver^ saucepan'; 10 Oi day his U.S. Army spotter plane we can" for the capital and trying to solve." (See Page Four) YOUNG dropped 88,000 newspapers on HI(}HlAN0S] Johnson recently set up a In. fiy pan,1, 6 q t dutch oven, three North Vietnamese cities crashed Into the jungles of Zone these cities. SWORDFISH lb. 89c (ximmlsston to study means of oovar for pan, ovan, and a during the night, the spokejman D. The President spoke of the MEN’S (nylon tp o e n and spatula, Then, after four months of Los Angeles rioting and said cutting down crime in the Dis­ DuUeiitTel* said. CAMBODIA trict of Columbia, saying the Hera’s a wonderful buy « M i Tale not shown). The new spi^rs were repro­ captivity when his own life hung that when people feel they don’t on bacon TnMeUMv In tho balance, they told him to "get a fair shake".and that jus­ streets of the capital “ must be TaMe U m f ductions of Ntian Dan, a pub- made a ^ f e and secure show- Bulletin Oscar Mayer’s • MOC TOE OXFORDS LOAFERS UcaUon banned In North Viet tice is not open to them "you F o r Donald Charles Daws persons In riot­ Soviet Union today ot hamp­ Black swadiari, ate. Ovar 60 solid colors Thousands at them have been ing three- day hike back to gov­ warn you this morning, that the ing at a carnival sponsored by a 8 PkjTs. $1.00—^ v e 26c cordovan « Negro fraternal organisation. ering aU eMorta to negotiate snd hssthsrtonss. 84 dropped over North Viet Nam, ernment territory. clock is ticking, time is moving, peeoe In Viet Nem. Thle or Save to $7 Policemen from all parts ot the Kraft Miracle Whip • Narrow 6-10 but this was the first Urns a “ They sold If Dan waa alive that we should and we must om ohiu’ge waa leveled In the ore- Brown propaganda raid was mads with WAS Te, they would take me to him, but ourselves every night when we city were rushed to the.carnival Qt. Jar 68c — nine of them were hurt —- feoe______to e______'WhitePaper Paper detail- 8.90 Ouorofor woys to •nhane* tfm 100% FILAMENT NYLON nswiqiapers. Ths spokesman that he was dead. I want to go go home, are we doing all that Ing recent exchangee eenoan- • Medium 4Vi>10 before th4 rioting waa halted. aald thousands more would be home now, tell Dan's wife Ar­ we should do in our nation’s Ing ettempte to promote n UR. Orede A Long Irtaad •f your rooms wRb dnJ CSIee lee capital. In all the other big Polios said most of those In­ dropped soon. lene and the kids that I did all 1 negotiated eettlement a t the or Native BROADLOOM RUGS cities ot the country where 80 volved in the rioting were Ne­ ^ m y . Stool oonllrueHon, smoaf tolo Ina spokesman said a pair of could, and then jplok up the oonfUot In Viet Nam. The POTATOES I0lbi,39e THaoatata foam bade, plain opellsr-d riven Skyralders threads of my Ilfs.' per cent of the population of this groes and that the disorder fol­ country is going to be living In lowed failure of a featured per­ White Paper also served as an Josign Induding poBtbod broso trim. twIM pMttan, ehoass from _____adaUthe drops ovsj Ha llnh, 80 Dawson's 27-year-old brother, DONALD DAWSON answer by Prime Minister milegmp •VUM8south of Vinh; vaeessi 'Tuyen Hoa, 9 ^ Lt. Daniel Dawson, dUapp«srtorator oohMV. 58.88 70 milas south ot Vlnh; and on a mission over the Oommu* Junglo with leaflets offering re- He made no ■pecltlc reference show. ^ Gal. 89c Douig Hoi, mllss north of the to home rule for Washington The President said be wae emmeot te lelttot erltldeni MANCHESTER In M ade o r w h ito . 88 nlst- controlled IqngU north of w a ^ i for Information. Hitting wae 9 X 12 Foot Six* frontter. wUoh he has been repeatedly p r^ ot profreM made tai that WUaon too oleooly . HOUSE &. HALE Shaded areas on indicate areas of th* Blen Hoa on Nov, 8. Donald dead and aftor dead end, he Amartoaa Frogen Lamb Fattiea la a.toomblng miselon, 16 U.S. eamo to Viet Nam last X^ootm- urging on Congress. The capital, giving menme the right to vote and ttod to pcitoy In ^ decided on one last deeporate the resDMt tor law In 8 LU. 89e . F106 Thunderonlefelerwb flew vdthtn heaviest Viet Nam fighting. The central highlands b«r to find Us brother or n oov gamUo — to ponetrate the Viet with Its population of 470,800 proud of M adlaa of the Chines# border Negroea and 86TJI00 white resi­ <4'euoh a eubatanaal number” a t heels In nroaMlIag are the scene of especially heavy Viet Cong activ­ or Us body, the wnr. ’ For monthe ho Mttorod tho (See Pago Nlnetoon) dents, now Is ^ vem ed by a our people. (See Page Five) ity. (AP Ph(Hofax.) ^ i I ! I . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1966 AGB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1&65 Mohawk Airlines Sheinwold on Bridge FRANK’S OAFI E v e n to New England Vignettes \in^ T a k e s _ am-_«« The Family Rsstaunuel BeAs Rat. Wants Decision North dssiir DON'T FIND FAULT CORNER MAIN end PEARL tODAT - In Capital IMovie Role On New Airport WITH WRONG PLATER Both sidM vuInersUs ‘Gin and Tonic’ Vital FRIDAY SPECIAL M l ' WAiHBNCn^ (AP) — Poeel- IS- Ry ALFRED SHEINWOLD A A2 Me duty for utronauU In orbit- As Drunkard WASKINOTON (AP) — Mo­ ■ KJ9I COMPLETE "Please say a word or two A 103 tog mUltory laboretoriea, a hawk Airlines aaksd ths Civil preatdenUal task force to etaidy At Carmelite Retreat Asronautlcs Board Wednesday about bidding ths same values AK62 LOBSm DINNER E l i aoUiTwooD (AP) — vm I ■AUT probTems of rtot-eeerred Loe to maks up Its mind about twice," a fan rsqussts. "North From Appetisers to Desssr* to the “ Stofecooch" set A 4 107 8 Angeles and profrese In a BOSTON (AP) —New England^encounter with a where a r^ o n a l airport for showed his 19 points by Jump­ eweentag revlalan of Immigra­ yignattes: morning last week: eve to take e eecoMl kx>k et southern Connecticut should be 4 3 2 ing to two notrump, but he tion laws figure In Um W a i^ g - In s director of a Roman Cath­ Sweeper said he fait a gun in located — In New Haven, or In I 0 KJ975 0 Q86 Q8 le scruffy fellow with UO' Jumped to six hearts at hla next «Q1095 dklS73 ton nami today, olic family vacation retreat In hU back as he opened the store nowed chin and unkkm^ tou Bridgeport. •0U1H Hamilton, Mass., admits ha and heard the command, "Get Mohawk said It wants to set turn. Where did hs find the Frash breads and pM* values tor his second JumpT" A K9853 MmtarjNntoea; The Pentagon couldn’t get along without "Gin Inside before I blow your head up a new (oute between IsUp, 9 A Q 1 0 7 S tries made dailjr. •eye it is ocnoelvabla that eoma and Tonic" this summer. off." "That's Stag CroebyT” they N.T. and Detroit that would In­ Opening lead—Four of hearts. *Blove Over ’ ’The defense was pretty i 42 of the career mlUtery man now For one thing, says Father Insids, he faced a man In a ask. Inereduleosly. clude the Oonnsetiout regional A 4 FeatiiriiiK Dsiiy Spedsls BM. Tea detached for sarvlee as aotro- Lambert Yore, the children are straw hat, revoivsr in hand. Yep, that’s Blnjf Crosby open­ airport. good,” our reader conUnues. Ammmk Wert TYUMK particularly fond of Gin and "Get the money off the top of ‘West opened a trump. When St00-8ia»Ai80 naiits may ba reclaimed to f l y ing up a whole new can of peas ’The airline asked that Its ap­ 1 ♦ Pkss 1 A raw As Aiwsys O o-H lt 4tewn-and-out, too. ready imder way. Since there were only two When Mrs. Frederick learned "Get in the rear room and lie trumps left in dummy. South Show a eult of your own rather of U.B. plena for space aoUvl- The film is "Stagecoach." Meanwhile, the City of New ties, hea euthorlsed the military there was an hour lull in the down." Sweeper-tild. Haven and the New Haven had to lose another spade trick." than ralee partner'e minor suit. Bing Is replaying the role of the Knowing about your diamonds to go ahead with a $1.8 billion ohlldren'e morning program at But after tying Sweeper's bibulou.s frontier doctor, wpich Chamber of Commerce asked The defense was Indeed pretty the Carmelite retreat, she o f hands and running to the door, lod; in tact, perfect. Less can ay enable partner to bid and projeot. . for ' a spacecraft In the late Thomas Mitchell par­ the CAB to Investigate New Ha­ ___ HO I “ WhaPa New FneayoaP' which crews would spend as fered her poly pony—"Gin and the robber found something had ven's need for more air service. e said for the way SouUi played aka game In notrump. layed to a supporting-actor O.s- Copyright, 1968 l l k i 3 * * * * * * * * m P Shown l i t Each Ntto much as 80 days in orbit oon- Tonic"—for horseback riding. gone wrong. He came back car In the 1939 orl^nal. Bing They said Allegheny Airlines’ the hand. First, however, a The brown pony has plenty of wailing, " I ’m locked in. How’ll word about the bidding. General Featnree Oorp. ______Except Fri.-aat. ducting experiments. sings nary a note, and hi.s u.sual four daily flights and Eastern The object would be to learn bounce and la very gentle. I get out?" stinshiny personality Is sub­ Alrllnee' two dally flights are South’s excellent Jump to four what military men could do In So everyone at the family re­ iweeper, his hands still tied, merged In vintage firewater. He inadequate. hearts showed considerable PMr9ilm M nOtob space better than unmanned treat loolM forward to the daily opened the door and the man stepped out of the coach one New Haven gets, leas sir serv­ length and strength in his two ■atellitea. Oln and Tonic hour. fled headlong down tha street. afternoon to chat. ice now than it did In 1W9, suits. It was clear to North that the top cards In clubs and The first test launchings, Ub- Listen attentively In the north­ "Tou think 1 look bad now?" when the CAB found that serv­ manned, mlgM come late next The Vermont Development ‘I he grinned. "This is one of my ice was inadequate, the dty and diamonds took care of all pos­ year. 'sadly admits the state's Voung west Massachusetts hills some 2 sible losers In thoee suits. Surely LOG CABIN nten are a little short on (Jontin- evening and you might hear the li better days — only a one-day chamber said. Where You (Jan Enjoy >1 growth of beard. You should see he had enough in siNules and ental charm. eerie toot of an old steam en- hearta to guarantee a small Fine Food Riot task force: There may bs On behalf of ski resort own­ ne rounding the bend near the Ij me when I haven’t shaved for a ‘Silver’ Retires a rda for the federal govern­ oosac tunnel. j week." slam opporite South’s an­ In a Relaxed ers, the department Is protest­ nounced stiength In those suits. ment fai solving the problems ing a recent U.B. Immigration gAn expert would recognize the J Who got the notion for him to DHTIHOIT (AP) — Silver, the Isft by ths riots earllsr this Fine Fit Atmosphere Service ruling that bans hiring shriU, tnree-tone whistle of the play the role? Lone Ranger’s great white month in Loo Angeles — and of foreign ski instructors of (lual- Union Pacific’s renowned "Big "It was George Rosenberg's horse with the thundering North found the values for bis avsrting similar outbreaks. ( second Jump In his fine flt and Enjoy Your Favorite Ifled Americans ace available. B ^ " or the blasts ef one of the Idea,” Bing replied, referring to hooves and ths speed of Ight, Mkwiew UMTID ASTim To find out. Deputy Atty. Gen. Vermont said It has many other steam giants of yester­ 3 his trusty agent. "He said the has been turned out to pasture. the knowledge that he had hla CoektaU While Here Ramsey caaric and a presiden­ values in sees sind kings rather YIOHNKXILOR* suitable boys In the state but year. f ,Jlarl was there If I wanted it, Mrs. Brace Beemer, vrtdow of tial task force assembled from that the "foreign or Continental Diesels have long eince re­ I - and it sounded fine to me. Gives the man who played the original than kings and queens. Both Rt. 87, Lebenon, Conn. several government agencies players bid the hand very well. Phone 428-0286 atmosphere” is good for biMi- placed "Big Boy" and other li [ toe a chance to do a real char- Lone Ranger on radio, offered head for the troubled dty. Their neas. early locomotives. Their sounds 6 ; iActer part. Swth ran into a fine defense two horses to the Detroit police, Job la to see what is needed im­ The controversy began last linger because Ernest W. Kon- I ^ "I've played drunks before. the Detroit Department of and a terrible spade break. He mediately to restore normalcy would make the slam, never­ year when snow was scarce and qpka of North Adams, Mass., I |Pld one in ‘Country Girl' and Recreation or the Detroit Zoo. In the devaated Negro district of Americans were often the first cdUeets their whistles. I! Staother in ‘Man on Fire.’ But The horses, one 27 years old theless, if his play were as good Starts Wed. Watts, then to study the long Kbnopka, a textile mill em as his bidding. ski instructors fired as business ijldiia is the first time I've been and the ether 14, portrayed SU- The Beatles New term causes of such explosloru This Is An Eggplant? became worse. The foreigners ploye, has scavenged In rail­ atfrunk through most of the pic­ yer in the television series. South should win the first and make recommendations. all had contracts. road scrapyards and come up Mrs, Beemer’s offer was re­ trick in his hand sjid lead a Feature "Help” with several pieces from pi tu re . The ole doc never falls first large purple and white g (llowii or anything; he Just main- jected so she will keep the spade to (tommy’s see. 'Dien he srs, Immigration; Legislation that No, this is not an eggplant,^ In... a container In hie greenbouae^the oneer rail Dues. He paid be­ a (I double bloasoms, and the lig^t A man who held up a Boston 'galns a pleasant glow. Until he horses on her Oxford, Mich., gives the next spade away In­ Paula Prenttse would Ascard the principle of it's an angel trumpet. and forgot about them. His fa­ liquor store knew where the tween $36 and |68 for each pas to deliver the baby. Then he farm. stead of playing the king. .Urania Andreas^ national origins as a basis for Then what’e It doing way ther planted them, taking them dawned. owner hid all the cash but He attaches the whistles to ifbaa to sober up." South plans to ruff two spades admitting immigrants has down there In the field, in a for tomatoes, this imring, on He's going to dry some more couldn't figure out how to open tanks of air Compressed by Moira’s Tinker Pond Rd. form, seeds, he says, and put them in aald he hadn’t seen the MORE SERGEANTS In dummy. Then he can draw passed Its first big test In Con­ row with the green peppers? the front door when it came means of an electric hiotor. The HARTFORD (AP)—State Po­ trumps. Only then can he af­ gress. Aakr, Richard Morra, vet­ up on Birch Mt. the right place next spring, so time to escape. result Is a piercing blast, equal l^ohn IVtrd classic since its orig- "What's this?” Richard asked visitors dion’t have to tramp j’toal release, so his characterl- lice Commissioner Leo J. Mul- ford to cash the king of spades. The House passed Weitoesday, eran Bolton farmer, and he -wUl William L. Sweeper, 28, an In volume to the originals and his father, as the half-doaen down to the back forty to see iiatldn won’t be Influenced by cahy told his troopers Wednes­ Dally Question NOW... 818 to 96, a MU that would do readily admit that he goofed. employe o f the Bayview DIs heard lor miles across the ctMUi- day he' plans to appoint eight Partner opens with one chib, away with the national origin Morra brought the plant's plants began to grow. the exotic blooms. GambolaU, tributing Co., described this odd tryslde. 'the Mitchell performance. The , Color — more sergeants from a police and the next player passes. You EVERY miotas and increase immigra­ seed ball back from a visit last "It doesn’t look like to­ however, says the seeds don’t '"Tole is much the same, although Frank Sinatra «i_-aoma oomedic bits have been eUgibility list hold: Spades, 4; Hearts, 4-3-2; tion by an estimated 60,000. The faH to the Florida home of Se­ matoes. It’s got to bo eggplant.” mature in this climate. So the "SERGEANTS 8” House also refused to change Then, one day in mid-eum- Morras may have to make an­ added for Bing and Red But- Mulcahy said the promotions Diamonds, K-J-8-7-6; Clubs, Q- s. milt»cn under fri’e! bastian Gamibolati — knowing ttons, who- took the role orig- are due to an increase In the 10-9-8. What do you say? GIANT M?tC PLAYGROUND FRIDAY the system under which Immi­ full well what It was. After mer, as-the farmer was look­ other trip south. (Herald photo sise of the state police force. Answer: Bid one diamond. grants from other Western hem­ drying the seeds, he put them ing over his cropa, he noticed By Satemls.) toated by Donald M e^. AND isphere countries enter -without Bing appears to be enjoying regard to quotas. the new assignment Immensel.v. Oontrary to the Crosby Imagis, SATURDAY ^ e b in now goes to the Sen­ he Hkee to work. But he admits ate, where it may run into more ^ »[^ U on . ' that work can be carried too Tour Friendly Host, Ray Stanko says —- World Law, Not World War t far, as happened last year when REED’S COME ’N DANCE THURS., FBI. or SAT. Bob Malfempo Capital Quotes attempted a television series, RESTAURANT Sen. John C. Stennis, D-Mlss. i - "NeVer again," he declared. Don Moore and "His VersatUes" AND me VIIRATIONS AMERICA’S LAROK8T FAMILY CLOTHINO CHAIN *Tt’s Just too much. I was work- 840 Main St., Maaehestor — I believe we are getting — Wednesday Nights ONLY — grip on the eltuatian" In Viet Subject of Legal Meeting A from 7:80 to 7:30 every day “COUNTRY and WESTERN MUSIC" Nam.” r for five months. And I mean COUNTRY AND Rock and Roll Stag Dandng J Working. When you’re not in ,s For Party Reservations—Phone SiS-6088 e Sen. J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark. — "I can’t understand why so WASHINGTON (AP) — “ We<&wlthln nations. It can do It In theUon In 1958, of which former r wont of the camera, you’re s DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALB—88c s WESTERN MUSIC Everyone Welcome many senators urork so hard to have got to live together or we whole world community. (3ov. Thomas E. Dewey of New ).. naklng a change; I changed 21 Years and Over get on the Foreign Relations are going to die together.” "The old saying "There ought York was chairman. Rhyne, I tictiws about 12 times a day. Featuring That’s the basic Idea behind a to be a law' Is being said more becoming president of toe ABA !' that kind of a routine doesn't OAK ST. RESTAURANT Committee and then fail to show Coloring Contest at State Theater up for the sessktos." world (inference of lawyers, and more internationally.” that year, made toe planning ■ aven glva ypu timt to vfsit qn M OAK ST. PLENTY of FREE PARKINO Unde Howard and His Entrance In Rear Rep. James Rooeevelt, D- meeting here Sept. 12-18, as Rhyne stresses that he and his for this-movement his principal ‘ the set.’' :f r HI Idddies! This Is Ckspetw- fellow lawyers are not advo­ project. Back-to-School Gallf.— "TIiIb Is still politics o f worded by the chief promoter of cating a world legislature to Here Is toe broad field of sub­ This season he will be emeee- the Ghoet. W snt to win a won­ back to school, and It’s Just as one kind or another,” com­ thq meeting, Charles S. Rhyne. derful gift? You can, by Just make law, but are striving for jects npw up for discussion: l-teg “ Hollywood Palace" for 10 much fUn for lu as it Is for the ‘^moky Mountain THE NEW " menting on his appointment as Rhyne, 68, a Washington law­ I* abows wlto an occasional guest international agreements. U coloring me, and my friends in kids.” U.8. ambassador to the U.N. yer who was the youngest presi­ The World (Jourt, lower-level I Shot. In between be wiU travel this picture wltli me. Thera will Boys” Boonomle and Social Council. dent the American Bar Assso- The United Nations, he said, courts, arbitration tribunals, i to Ungland to see Ms horse be four wimraiti in all, so get Bolton Lake clation has had, expects 2,0(X) has generated more law in 20 international law in domestic '■ Meadow Court run In the St. FAVORITES your coloring done and send Enioy riMM BOLTON EVERY Capital Footnotes lawyers and Judges from more years than had been generated courts, international communi­ g Leger race. Bing hopes to re- your entries to Manager, State Retain ROUTE 44-A— BOLTON President Johnson's f601 mil­ than 1(X) nations. in the whole earlier hisUny of cations, space law, laws affect­ ) tom to Europe later if the horse U.S. wai ing human rights, international Theatre. Manchester, Conn. LAKE HOTEL "Friday THURS., FRL, SAT. lion program of aid to the na­ There -was a similar, but man. Bakes the Arc de Triomphe The gifts are courtesy of The Avery’s Point tion’s colleges comes up for Rhyne Is a pleasant, persua­ Judicial cooperation, disarma­ I sweepstakes in France. After smtdler, meeting in Athens, sive man, born In North Caroli­ ment, protection of patents Manchester Herald. All entries Nite Fish Dlnntr House action. House Republl- Greece, In 1963. It helped lay E that, he plans some hunting in become property of the State oans say their "White Paper” na and educated in law at trademarks and copyrights, and ir Until Light Goes Spociok" evtriooklng the basis for this year’s drive George Washington University problems peculiar to corpora­ Theatre. on Viet Nam is a work of scho­ for the acceptance of world law Manager MUton L. Daly of larship rather than a political after undergraduate study at tions which operate in several KEPT UBRABT BOOKS CaiOTON (AP)—Federal land bMutifal BoltoR Loh* as a substitute for world -war. Duke University. nations. MEN'S FAMOUS G the State Theatre eays that this document. The drive to force Rhyne put the purpose this DULUTH, Minn. (AP) — coloring contest is in conjunc­ at Aveiy’s Point will remain to from our Turroeo Room. early House 'vote on home rule Hla crisp, curly gray hair fall­ Another major Item is where way: ing over his forehead and his to locate toe permanent head­ Mary B. Connors, 2B, was fined tion with the annual b a ^ -to- the govenunent’s hands as long Al/ / sa id w as tor the District of Columbia We must substitute court S107A0 Wednesday in Municipal school pencil box show heM at ,Ttrtn Lobsters, Shrimp Netr- Lemon Sole, Lobeter Santo, m up some strength. Former finger pointing In traditional quarters of toe movement, CORDUROY as the beacon light there stands. Seafood Marinara, Saute dockets for death-dealing rock­ com l nx)m style, Rhyne rebut­ ^ m e , Vienna and The Hague Court for failing to return the theatre Sept. 1 and 2, mat­ Congressman William L. St. burg. Fried Clanos, Broiled C te House Press Secretary ets, briefs for bomba, words for Longostinos, Silver Smelts, ted arguments that toe United are among toe most talked-of books to the City Library. Court inees only. Onge said Wednesday. Twin Lobsters With Drawn George E. Reedy returns home warheads, and court decisions records showed she had used Crab Meat An Gratln, Com­ after operations to correct foot States would be giving up sover­ possibilities. •TVith the help of The Her­ for bloody devastation of the eignty by agreeing to go along three different names to check ald," Daly said, “we try to In­ The land, now being used for Butter, Salmon Steak, Rain­ bination Seafood Plato, Bak­ ailment. PstriMa Roberts Hai^ SPORTCOATS a Coast Guard training center, bow Trout With Anchovie ed Shrimp and Clams, Regu­ battlefield. with world law. aut 80 books, valnsd at |160. The spire a little fun every year for BURGER CHEF ris, first Negro woman to attain "This great adventure Is pri­ Car Wait Years Long books have been recovered. the kiddies Just before they go was deeded over by Connecticut Batter, Halibut Steak, Baked lar Broiled Lobster With rapk of U.8. Ambassador, ‘When It comes to Interna­ 23 years ago. The state now Stuffed Shriim, Soft Shell marily a lawyer’s Job. Either tional agreements," he said, "It Drawn Butter, Special 8 leaves Friday for her post in we do the major work or It will MUNICH — Radio Free Eur­ wants It back for a new branch Crabsy Fried Shrimp, Boeton Pound Lobster With Drawn Is not a question of giving up Luxembourg. The East Room of not be done at all. ope says Czechoslovak car buy of the University of Connecticut. Serod, Lobeter Neifewburg, Batter. the White House is closed tor sovereignty. ers face a waiting period of The Coast Guard la moving its redeooratlcn. "R is not primarily a Job for "You don’t give It up. You use several years for a new auto. 10.88 training center to Fort Jay, DANCING engineers, scientists or minis­ It to get something you don’t A Black Market in used cars 4 ANSFIELDiTL ters of tbe gospel, even though have. ia s!a-wmiMArntcr^ W . New York. and suggestions that car rental **• The deed specified that the FRIDAY AND SATURDAY law is crystallized public opin­ “ The United states belongs to service be Introduced are the «w Price fl.00 V Whoop-ft-up \ One Dead, 8 Hurt ion and we need public support. 1,432 treaties. One Is toe postal comparable value H.95 CSiDdren Under 12 Free land would revert to the state result of toe Czech factories' funny If a beacon light erected by the "Divorce lawyers, criminal convention, through which you low output. Gates Open 7:00 - fhe new l a w y e r s , corporate lawyers, tax can send a letter any place. Hail corduroy, the campus favoritel Yes, young men “Cat" 8:10 “Baby” 10:28 federal government ever went In Ride Mishap msternlOJ out of use. laAwyera, every type of la'wyer When we signed up we didn’t I• - y .• give up our sovereignty. We everywhere ^ oose rugged cotton (xirduroy for heading According to the state attor­ WINDSOR, Ont. (AP) — A in email towns and big cities are ney general, said St. Onge, this now engaged in this Joint enter­ used it to get toe right to send back to class in comfort and style! Classic 3-button BOLTON LAKE HOTEL Iwy was klUed and eight young­ letters In other countries, so we meant that the land would not prise.” liKilSnlSbl sters were Injured Wednesday got something. We could, of FREE styling. . . newest fall tones. Regulars and longs. revert If the beacon remained ROUTE 44-A— BOLTON, CONN. nlgbt when on amusement ride And Rhyne added to an inter­ In use as an aid to navigation. viewer course, quit tomorrow. Our let­ car left the track and plunged to ters would stay home." DELIVERY the ground. "I really beHeve It’s the first COMPLETE ALTERATIONS FRH such mobilization ever. I feel The movement for world Tbe ac(ddent ooemred at Bob- peace through law began with a ARTHUR DRUG La Island, on amusement center encouraged from previous Matinece Dally 1:80 meetings. They built up a sort report by a special committee e ^ c h lies at ths mouth of the of toe American Bar Associa- Detroit River at the entrance to of dialogue on a worldwide ba­ Lake Erie. sis, a kind of reservoir of friend The dead youth was Identified ship. m m m "Wlien we started {(rinding I VAIS Start with a lean and lulcy as Thomas € . Minldis, 17, of MEN'S Open Flame Broiled Ham* Datro^ out concrete proposals like the UNFORGETABLE Four girls end five hoys, all low-level courts, arbitration tri ■HMKHOHBMT Peter O’Toole - Peter Sellere burger. . . top it off with a rich, members of a Detroit church bunals, lawyers around the "WHArS NEW creamy-thick shake and tha friskl* youth group, 'srsrs In one car of world began to see we were not SMART SLACKS OF She Is your>g and mnocent a ride called the "Bug" when just using words." INSTANT 2 PUSSYCAT?" ust fries In town. You've got a/ieal the accident occurred. The low-level courts would I „ (Recommended Adnlte Only) He la young...arKl not so Innocent The youngsters, all from De beset up by two or more neigh 1:80 - 9:18 of a meal. . . Burger Chefs triple boring nations. Their Judges Treat. . . only 50d trait, went to the Island as part Orion* and Rayon Plus: “ Satan Bog" of a golng-away party for one of would be men familiar with the EARNINGS Geo. Meharis - Anne Frende tiMir members who was leaving particular area, and the courts m s t would be easily accessible for lO vesrofiY 8:18 - 7:18 to attend college. DOUBLE quick settlement of cases. Dlvldenda paid from day \OfABQfiNU)Sai* toCOUMBUCOtMl Kathy Malloy, 17, said she AWARD and the othera wera alttlng In Experience with such' courts, of deposit — 4 times a Rhyne said, could foster “ the WINNER! the ear whan "It atarted and year. toaaed ua all around. R went knowledge and confidence for 5.88 6 CammFUm further expansion and refine­ around tour or five times and Fatimd then we were flying all over ment of a truly world syotem of A t the beginning of Janu­ comparable value 7.95 / A e n e w each other. 1 don't remember courts." ary, April, July and Oo- The official name of the 1968 what happened, but we went tober. through a fence and then I was meeting la the "Washington Smooth, long-wearing blend of Orion* acrylic and “KSTACTOr World Conference on World bring there and I couldn’t be- rayon trimly tailored in a soft-to-the-touch blend that BOLTON LAKE HOTEL inOCESTMiP Ueve It. X Just lay there yelling, Peace Through Law." Rhyne Is "BcrrAcrREas* ‘Ob, Oodt Oh, (iodi’ until they chairman and (Jhlef Justice looks and feels like more expensive fabrics. Ivy nwdel ROUTE 44-A— BOLTON, CONN. SMUifnu Earl Warren la honorary chair­ oanled me away on a atretch- with all of the quality tailoring features of higher «r ." man. Those taking part will Includa priced slacks.. . new fall tones, $izes 29-42. EVERY THURS. NIGHT some from behind the Iron Ctor- FROM 5:30 to 8:30 PJH. Arm Restored tain but probably none from the Franchleed nationwide by Soviet Union. COMPini AlTIRATIONf PMI Burger Chef Systeme. Indlantpolla T S A K ^ . TtoTtAP) - Xt took The delegates, while many of East Windsor su rf Sana n houra to aew a them are the top JuaUoes In DIvidMd Paid / ITALIANO t o u n m K w m S i vnujAij/i aevarad right arm back on Dor­ their countries, will attend In ■a Day of Depoalt DRIVE-IN . 5 man O. ICaaon, 19. private, rather than official, WYLER'S An ambulance hurried him capacities. HomcofihoWorldt Croafosi t Hamburgerl here to ^ y io r University Madl- The conference, aided by U.S. M k A CNARfiEIT 15 eal Oentsr after a trgln sliced off foundations, corporations and SuN-CAwg WITH ^tfiBCoUector (he arm Wadneoday at Denton, oontributloni from Individual i T V i M C S S T A M P• .fSAMAMTHA lj------MMMH while Mason was working aa a la’wyers, la putting up $466,000 UNI-CiMtt waldar'B halpar. Tha arm tor exp^ea. S A V I M G S aoma packed In toe. The chairman of World Law ALL YOU CAN EAT — $3.00 Pur Funoo He woa reported in good oond- Day la Harold E StaaMn, form­ I.OAM mm KidsUI yen FREE iUon after the operation. Hla er governor of Minnesota. The \ S S 4 I < I \ I I ( > M In our main dining; room .;^, dMtora laid they won’t know for honorary chairman Is the chief Nverol daya whether the arm Juatica of Japan, Klsaburo Yok- , — Pine D A N C IN G ^ ENDS T0NI6HTI A/f.' ( C)NU( J\< haa baen oavad. ota. Jerry Lewie back-to-school-pencuI "Now la a ipod tlma to 1007 MAIN ST. * - NEAR MAPLE ST. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY nw Msmily Jewels" I • ■ fill tHAMSIT TO COST BILUON8 meet," Rhyna told a reporter, BRANCH OFFICE. ROUTE 81. COVENTRY SOUTH WINDSOR Buqnst FBdUtiM Avsilsble Up To ISO BURNSIDE aAN niANCaaOO — Tha tran- " I believe more thinking la FARMINGTON mWth my pureban sR taduitnr oatlmatea that U.B. going on now than ever before OPEN TILL 4 PJL MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAT East Hartford SANDPIPEir •Bd Otnadtan oltUa wtll spend on UUB one aubjeot: How can we ROUTE 6 (SCOTT SWAMP ROAD) ROUTE 5 ON OR'VE IN . ■ 6a litataa in t^a Mist daoada.Jtv live together and avoid warT THURRDAT M yO T S to 8 O’CLOCK AT ROUTE 177 (PLAINVILLlhAVE.) EAST HARTFORD LINE ■ M t f "Tha anowar“la: Law doea It MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1965 PAGE mm * v rsporUd four Vlst Cong' klllsd i«»a g : tfANCHBSTBR EVENING HERALD. HANCHBSTBS, OONN- THURSDAY, AUGUST M, 1968 snd no govsrnmsnt casualtlss. Dance Planned T o4 ay'B INsBeii Goont 14 Guam-Based SAC Bombers U.8. Marinas and Vietnamese nlllUamen provided a blocking B y YAC Friday Bniee Oateray, Leoter SInard Coventry force for the operation, and Avoiding the' subrtanM> and James LaMwry. Coventky Hit Cong Jungle Target Marine planes pounded tha area that oausee reiMtionp Is the Reds Not Expected before tlM troope moved in. The Toung Adult dUb will beet way to control hay fe­ n o m a s t , Oeim (CeattaoeB from Fafs Om ) sponsor the first danoe at Me ver. Movtag to a dlflersat Funeral servlcta for Thomas shsitod the necial forces camp Planae from the carrier Coral part of the oountry la some­ GOP Offers Despite Legal at Duo Co, 318 mllss northeast Bea flew 98 strike sortlee new Manchester High School Xmhm F. MeOtdi* J; Oonn of 4 Edgerion Bt. ware Wednsiday------, ___ dssitroytof„ a rtll- times suggested but Is seN hald ysatarday afternoon at St. of Baigon, with 18 rounds of Wednesday in Bouth Vlst Nsm Club otto tomorrow night from HOOKVIUX-4amM F. Mo- At Gemini 6 Launch , road bridge ns mllss norUiwest n____ llmm mortar lira, Nb cssusj- while Amsriesn snd Vietnamese dom practlcaL Mary's Episcopal Church. The Meeting OK’s PgUc^jForcei of HMOl, the spekssmsn said I to 11. ^ I r a , M, ot South Wlndhun, Rev. Jamah Bottoms otflclstsd. Eight Planks tisa or damgk was tcjportci. air force pilots flaw 167 strike The danoe will be outdoors In * 8 . Say d.m agcd bridges, trucUs In a govsrnmsnt search and da- cars said. Forward air contrail- school will be announoed as Osmetery. Yquto ExeiuuME' and truck parking anas, bav> stroy ^ration $88 mllss north­ "Frantic Four" and toe "Dla- «ookvine May >1. 18S1, a ion Bearers were William Austin re­ era r«^ortod about 300 gildings lects,” will play. Both bands are they ere planned. Ct Jamas and Mary Oonnally k six • roan polios department Is the seooiid -M i racks and a radar sits In areas east o f the caplUI. A hundred level and anotoer 138 dam- and William McDowell, both The RepuMican campaign G>iirt Cases r sults of Its mannM fUihts snd from near the fronUar betwssn oompoeed of Im s I youths. ^ agreement the elub idn fMcGuira. unmanned selentlflo latoUltes,' and an appropriation of $17,809' leave this yew - toy 4 suspects were detained. No aged. only use the high eobooi until nephews; and Robert Bell, ilatform for the coming Got. 4 oodntty.T(lU8j Ne#n(| North and South Vlst Nam to Vietnamese casualties were re­ YAC is charging no admis­ raUrad about 14 yaars Robert Haugh, Ernest Leemon liennlal election will be based but aialntatne eeoreoy over its to ftaanos it, dssjplte objsctiona the region around Thanh Koa. ectwol beglne Bert- 7. nto from tha Ameriean Thraad MANCHESTER SESSION mUltaty eateUttee. left eerijf In April to m ported. sion price and adults as well as and Welter Ford. on eight planks set fortn by the that the msstlilg wa» fllsgaL Three Navy Bkyhawk ntloto —Vlst Cong gusrriliss opened France to Buy N-Ore youths are invited. Co. and had been a weaver at Honorary bearers were John GOP town cofnmlttee’s policy Eugene Levesque, SO, Hart- Rusaan selentlsta began last The ordinance croattog, the from toe carrier independenea Pvka Woolen Mills, Hanover, fbrd, was Clnfid 138 for wilful year sending larger delegations - f^h rin f liW be 'glv firs with small arms on the Phu As bsfors, toe Junior Cham­ Vitita to Spain Doubla McDowell, ’Thomas Leemon, and planning oonunlttes. department, p s s ^ Inlpaiway reported they cratered both an- Cat.!at outsort In Binh Dlnh Prov' PAAI0—France has been ber of Commerce wll chaperone UrhlB youth. John McCann, William Turklng- The ' immediate adoption of Injury to personal property to inteniatlonal space meetinfe. ^ , provlMs lor tb4^pptot- proaches to tos Phuoc Duo high­ Burvivora Include three and 810 for being found in­ The Sovleta have used the m- 334 the 4-H Oltibi to. Inos,I, 27$------mllssnorthssst of 8si- dickering for months, snd has toe dance and the police oepart- MADRID — Bpsln’s earnlnga ton, Herbert Metcalf, Howard the uniform fi^al year and the ment cJ an way bridge about $0 mUes north gon. but no easuslUss ware rs- months to go, negotiating a 50,- ment will assign a man to pa­ a M u ^ era , Mra. Andrew J. Keeny and Melvin Cox. two^payment tM plan heads the toxicated. He pleaded guil^ bo teroatkinal gatherinfi to attack Coqnty have tito op of the border. from tourist spandlng are twiqe •& rey Jr. of South Windham. both chargea. >' a pet peeve: The Oommuntoa- lice, to he assisted by 8 P ^ - oontriDute to the ported. OOO-ton purchass of uranium trol the area. what they were two ysara i^ . Tpe Holmea Funeral Home, list time constables. The spokesman reported only —Vistnamsse Rangers esr- oxide—worth $800 million— The ooneeasion stand on the '*w4lh whom he made his home; 400 Main St., was in charge of Also advocated is the adop­ He was arrested at the Bol­ tiena Satellite Owp., a consorti­ grapi and may ObiMabt the 4-H The $983 million spent here Former town light scattered action on toe risd out a search and clear on- from Canada. The ore would athletic field will be open to last year was equal to 98 jf^r Lorraine Hanna of Wtlll- arrangements. tion o f the 703 program o f ur­ ton Lake Hotel on July 81 af­ um of more than 80 oountries office In RocltnUe lor Infor­ giound. Nev amen were told: a f ^ t l c and Mrs. Lester Eaton ter he punched a hole In an Ice headed by the United States, Stephen Loyslm mation. AJroadv 4-B, i>Rimberg eratlon about seven milae south feed nuclear reactors making serve refreshments. cent of earnings from merchao- ban redevelophrwnt; IncludCng legsUW of the special m * e t^ -Com m unist guertHtas of Da Nang. American advlssrs electric power. There will be no aoUvity at dlse exports. W of St. Albans, Vt.; a sis­ the planning of a sewage die- cream truck window while In­ r Oomeat, as the'' group te at Junior oamp thto gear gave ter, Mrs. O eorje Zimmerman oaBed, has launehed one eatel- end the poeal system. toxicated. D epu ty CiChief that the board of ftnsncs vnt®d money fo r Oahrintf to equip W Coventry: 14 grandchildren. I nmate^ Stephen A. Carter, 17, Bast Ute and hopes to have a global WUUs P. Hoyt of 48 Foley St. sewing kits or ta£$'4-R sup. A great-grandson and several 73, Because Coventry High network within a few yean. VUUs P. H oyt o f 48 to bring the matter b eloretoe School wUI W over-populat^ Hartford, pleaded guilty to lar­ commander ot the Manchester annual town meeting. piles snd e(P4{iin4|t^, r M h)m ces imd nephewa. this year,: tbefparty Mvodafee ceny, pndet wMSitfneS os l)to trip. j ;, iia fuheral will be hel4 to- BarrEcks, irsterana ot World Counsel John Rottner ruled toth. Converts $2 increasing the'^^u'catiaral le^I $20. He ^.bQpk, tw u . poia-;^ mibs legal, slnot tils selectman W 6 a v t irrow at 8:15 a.m. from the from- a kUsplay - o ^ . . a t ' the Oontrallng say to a ootpmUon War t was recently appointed lng-eM(ay ] Icon Jtmeral Home, 71 Ptos- of the school system with lio wMeh, to 4(fa ^ wtU hava a mo- asked for the special »®®tmf- double seealons. ’The platform , Manchester ^ Bowling. Center at i deputy chief of state of the Tiw acting chief of p<^oe will Ma'toee, T Ct St, Willlmantlc, with a To $ 2 6,000 promotei bulldtng now and "not A.Ug,. d$ W nopoto on tha noat kitlelent in- >, . Chaest; . . . y j df requiem at St. Joseph’s teiWKtonal ’bomittonloatlana Dapaitment of OonneoUcut be responsiMe for the 'dl^uon / short-changing oUr future citl- Tr^nrned them two ''days later and control of the depErtmmt, T ito'R ev. Jcb K t>., lurch at 9. Burial will be In and gave himself Up to "polida efttem devlaed'biy laan. Vstemns of Worid War L (Contlnned from Page One) sens.' Some Oomeat ."hahnibmbera, end may organise it irith the retired pastor from MNenviih Joseph’s Cemetery, Also supported Is an ’^Yigres- The cases againsf'JEmei HaU Tbs newly anpolntsd deputy appfoiw of 4 # board of ■•loct- who served several yMsk as ends may call at the fu- one of the atate’a more de-|Stv« policy” of helping private vena, 18, of SI MarshAll "Rd primarily, the Affo- Aslan group, Is a native ot New Hamp^re • '" 'C l/' s I home tonight from 7 to 9. sdvochte control’ by ^ TtolM and has Uved in Mencheeter mtn. chaiplaln o f the Staie Cor­ pressed areas. {;^prave ‘^ their Two attempts to amend ^ rectional Institution; 'WlU q>e Smith haa taken no action but roeds in preparation fbr accept- April It csrryih|’ a Nations or the , totematlonal S3 years. Ha bacams command' Edgar Michaud TeleoommunlosUons union. ordltwnce were ■voted down. The guest minister Bt thih'ftSO a.m. haa exprSaaed interest in |the ance by the Town of Cqvenfry; dangerbue weapon on Ma;;. ar of Manohaeter Barracks last U 1 f /. I '■ November. tint, seeking reinstatement of service Sunday r t 'toe Beoohd .tOCKViLLH — Edgar Ml- propoeed plant which would pro­ to Improve Daley Rd. from and receiving stolen godda oi (Congregational: Ctatttoli. Miss aud, 46, of Hartford, father of vide about SO Jobs. -Jtmb 3 have aJi beeii n'olM . He ehiuited to tha Snd New the resldtnft state trooper South SL to complete the Sampahlra tofantiy, Co. M, In tem, by a vote of M-W; the Margaret OoofMr'ttlU'.be.fqtft Bose M. Norton of Rook- “ I don’t see why HoUle provement of the .(local) hlrh- “ HC^Veh la preaeMly Ih the Rttr- Up>niiOffei organist. lie, drowned Tuesday while couldn’ t make a go of the State Hpipital Sfher* he 1917. His compam oombtoed second, asking a oompetitjro ex- way syft^ eholrcllng UWe atotoation for the acting chief a was repairing his boat on plant,” said Leo Callison, depu­ 'Wdmgiimbaug. .emmittkd himself; fo^ Jpsy^- vrith the Matoe Buisntiy and ke Bmbden, Maine, and fell ty warden of the state’s medium sitrfc .egre". • , I .^Classes m MHS was knewniaa Co. X of tiw iMrd post, by 306-76. „ The Actons ’The platfom ) ^av69s a The meeting was ortginElly rd. security prison here. "His be­ Ruje OrdinaApe Cortpili Ahm PantUiittU.' 33j’* H g^ Infantry, TShkee Division. He awociation plans a special Out Insurance served with the ABF from Sept scheduled to be held to the audi­ meeting at 2 p m . Simday at Rotary- president Robsrt TrewheUa tunis over a children’e-slse wheelchair to Madlyn Doo­ Survivors also Include hla havior has been outstanding urges..development^ of a long fofd, and ThoniAs Ryehltng, 33, fe, four sons, three other during the 38 years I’ve known Coventry, were .Involved, In axv 1917 to March 1919 te France torium, but was transferred to the home of its pmUJeht, Ken­ ley, a nurse with the Bouth Windsor Public Health Nursing Association. (Herald photo by t o - s e n o o ranM * capital -inveetment (tx- the high school gymnasium neth 'White on Beverly Dr. Pinto.) |ughters, his parents, four sia- him. I can’t see why he’s notieut pendltures program “through gunients with .^etr wives on Three oourees oh tosinanoe and Germany. and one grandchild, now.” the night of Jtdiy 19, and were prtnclplea wUl ha offered by tha Until hU retirement ha was when toe crowd of about 400 Midget Football — 9’- Bright, right classroom fashions the combined efforts.,of the employed at Pratt and WMtnay, overflowed into toe corridors. lie funeral will be held Sat- Fifty years ago, Griffith was planning and zoning eonunis- each: arrekted and changed with Unlvewlty of Connecticut at Final reglkratlons for the lo­ lay at 8:16 a.m. from the chased aorosa the' state by a breach o f. peace. Prddecutdr Manchester High School this Division of United Aircraft Legion Officers cal Panthers Midget football South Windsor Tolland slon and the board of flnmibe,’’ Oorp., Bkist Hartford, for 25 Officers of the Green-Chobot- for every age! Here, just a few lomas F. Farley Funeral posse after shooting a law offi­ and supports continuing work­ James Mlrablls, nolled. thg fall. team will be held at 8 p.m. time, 98 Webster St, Hartford, cer th a gun battle. : charges because the ' wives ITie non-credit epuroes are yean. He is active in Mancbeat' Rlchardson Post, American Le­ Wednesday at toe Plains Ath­ ing for a relocation o f (Rt. 6 er Maeonlo circles. gion, and Its auxiliary will be Rotary Gives of our big buys, at Robert Hall |th a solfmn high Mass of re- Griffith was sentenced to lUfe that is more advantageous ancl' -would not, testify. But Pgntllal-; part of a six-course "program letic Field. Boys from 10 to 13 Stem at St Peter’s Church, in the itate penitentiary. jSix t is , was charged .With b«>ng leading to a formal oritlflcate installed after a buffet dinner yean oM, weighing 76 to 115 \ j a m o o accessible*’ to Coventry^ . at 6:80 p.m. Saturday In too Wheelchair to Mrs. Gay Wins Race famous low, low prices! for^ at 9. Burial win be In years later he escaped. During .The policy > and plahhlng found hvtgacicated, plesuMxJMU* In insurance from UConn. The pounds are eligible. Birth oer- ildler's Flold,. Morthwood three weeks of freedom, | he tyi and waa fl^ glO. !• -, anlrorttty*s CDntimiing< Bduca- Andover Legion home on Wall St. A Wicates are to be presented committee wlU submit the jiro- dance will follow toe installa­ |met«^:*WU«on. id^ell two more men.'. pbsed platforM to the foil GOP After a short trial, Camille' ’tlon Servloea is Offering the when enroHihg. Mrs. Walter Tow n’s PH NA lends mky call at the fu- course. tion. Hurley will be to charge. For Clerk Nomination town committee at its meetlnir **' New Britain, was School Year Post officers ■will be Installed home tmiii^t from 7 to 9 at 8o —p.m. Tuesday . In ...•» found guilty of speeding and wad "Basic Principles of Property Bridal Shotver Ths South Windsor Rotary tommTow from 3 to 5 and ‘the by fourth district Commander Trucks Involved Booth-Dimock - Memorial U fined $36. t Insurance” win provide a study Miss Darlene CtoaM. d o r t e r Club last night presented toe 9 pjn . . .The ease aigglnst Thomas Preparations Walter Lanegan of Stafford Irens Gay, tos party endoraed<^Iand AgriculUiral Center on RL brary. of fire, casualty and related « f Mr. and Mra, Henry Cihaee, town’s visiting nurses sasocia- In Two Crashes Newsome, 20, Somers, charging' ‘Uhes. Claeses will meet 'nies- Springs and a team of fourth wa# given a misoellaneouB Democratic candidate for town Mta. JnUa O. Ooedee Wm with abandoning a motor days from 7 to 9:30 p.m. for Now Underway district officers. Mrs. Virginia shower at her home on Flan­ tion with a children’s wheel- clerk, defeated Mra. Maxine Exhiblts Should be entered (rs. JuUa Orr Ooeke, 90, of vehicle on the highway, was 18' seM ons starting ^ p t. 21. Snow, post department presi­ ders Rd. recently, with 40 pet- ehair—tbs third It has rt'ven tos Backee in yesterday’s primary. between 3 and 9 p.m. tonight, Two accidents yesterday in, Tolland County dent and a member of the local litman, Mass., mother-ln-lsw votving three trucks and a small nolled because, said prosecutor H)« instructor’s name i^ l be The Andover Bnementary sons attending. Hostesses were association in tha pent two Mra. Gay received 185 votes to except for animals, which may. Mra. Frank E. Cocke of Mirabile, tha caf was actually 'announced. unit, will Install officers o f the Miss Deborah White and Miss Mra. Bsckes’ 106. be brought between 5 and 8 foreign car and two arrests School begins its new school auxiliary. yean . tman, Gie former Sylvia were reported by police. County 4-ITrs on unmarked private property,- "Basie Princtplea of Personal Jean Squire. . A total of 362 registered p.m. tonight or from 9 to 9:46 eraoti of Manchester, died and for less than 34 hours. Buurence" will cover life, ac­ year on Sept. 8. Principal Doris New post officers aro; Miss Chase is to be married The chair was turned over to Democrats out of a possible 772 a.m. tomorrow. A large van driven by FoT' Charles Benjamin of Mansfield Madlyn Dooley, a public health A square dance 'will be held erday at a private hospital rest Bowen, 61, Kensington, was Two-Day Fair The cage against William cident and health policies and Chamberlain announced the Sept. 25 to Edward L. Hath­ voted in toe primary, or 81.2 per i Whitman. Matte, 41, of 111 E. Middle' fbriua The classes will meet date along with other dates on commander; John Lacek, first away, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ nurse, by president Robert cent of toe eligible voters. Mrs. at the TAC building from 8 to backed into tte parked small vice commander; John Klein, TrewheUa at a Rotary meeting 12 p.m. tomorrow. urvlvora sdso Include a foreign car belon^g to Edith Tpke., charging him wlQi Wedne^ys from 7 to 9:30 the school calendar. mond Hathaway of Rose Ave., Justins Burtdeas, Democratic ghter and her son, BVaak B. Starts Friday breach of peace, was noUed at p.i». 8Urtlng Sept 22 for 16 Registration for all students second vice commander; Eu­ In St. Mary's Roman Catholic last night. registrar of 'voters, said that toe On Salary Committee A. Persatm, T optfeld, Maas., gene Rychllng, service officer; Rotarians have also presented Donald Burke Is the third ke. on N. Main St. near North St. the recommendation of |he sessions. John Walker oT Con- entering the elementary school caiurch. 'voting was "gradual throughout neral services win be held , The 23rd Annual Tolland Family RelatioSh di-visicHi Of the necUeut General Life Insilrance began Tuesday and win contin­ Oscar Miller, finance officer; an aluminum walker to toe as­ toe day.” ' member appointed to the Sal­ late yesterday morning,' poliea court. Francis Murphy, adjutapt; sociation, and turve donated 15 ary Review Committee to study orrow at 1 p.m. at Taylor say. ’The car was badly dented County 4-H Fair will be held Co. will be the instructor. ue through Wednesday at the Manchester Eventog Herald Mrs. Backes congratulated tomorrow and Saturday at the The Family Relations . also third course. "Casualty Richard Snow, historian; Hen­ to 20 pairs of shoes and boots the salaries o t all town em­ Modeen Funeral Home, 1S6 in the front end but no damage school office from 9 a.m. to 1 Coventry correspondent, F. Mn. Gay on her victory, and ^Maln St., West Hartford. Bur- Tolland County Agricultural recommended the case SE| daims Investigration and Ad­ p.m. ry Korber, chaplain; Matthew to needy children to town at both candidates thanked all ployes. Previously announced was done to the van, police re­ Sataro, sergeant-at-arms and PaoUne Little, tel. 743-838L ap^intees are Ruth Lojzlm and will be in Cedar HIU Oeme- port. Center, Rt. 30, Vernon. Armand Rlopel, 31. WlUlkSsMlc, justing," will review basic pro­ In preparation for the year’s Christmaa time. those who worked and support­ Hartford. The program will feature charging him with non-sjij)§ort, cedures. Hie 12-week course operation, the school staff will Edwin WltUg, assistant ser- The organization this year ed them In toe primary. 'They Rcbcrt Noonan. Bowen was arrested and be n olM . , geanUat-arms. 4-H Honor Camper lends may call at the funer- charged with unsafe backing dairy Judging, sheep Judging, will' Ineet Mondays 7 to 9130 meet at the school on Sept. 7 donated $100 to the Newington urged aU Democrats to support I home tonight from 7 to 9. a horse show, 4nH entertain­ William Edwards, SA .of 10 pjm starting Sept 37. James at 9:30 a.m. for a preliminary Auxiliary offloers are: Mrs. CofC Urges Use Crippled Childrens Hospital, to­ toe ticket and to work toward James Jedrzlewakl has been and court date was set for Sept. Main St., Talcottville, ahd his Stolth of Travelers Insurance John Lacek, president; Mrs. named an Honor Camper at the IS in the Manchester Session of ment, sheep blocking contest, staff meeting. At noon the staff ward the cost of an air condi­ a Democratic ■victory Oct. 4. John U besf a -vegetatole, Hower and food brother Thomas EkJwards Jr., Ck^tylll be the instructor. , will Join with all the Region 8 Eugene Rychltog, first vice Of Tre^, Shrubs tioner for installation In a ward Miss Anita Flynn served as Tolland County 4-H Camp. He Oreult Court 13. p ru d en t; Mra. Louis Steullet, represented the heart, within tohn L l^ ra , 68, o f QIaatnn* auction, and reBreatlon. On Fri­ 21, o f 54 Birch St..«9ti)'pleaded ^'w^gietration may be mi|te by Echool stkffs for a luncheon at for children in casts recover­ moderator of the primary and Early In the afternoon two gruilty to larceny eliarges 'Tues­ litou to Richard F. Hanh^rg- second ■vice president; Mra. ' the 4-H honor circle of heart, father of Mrs. Joeeph pickup trucks collided on Cen­ day a square dance will be held Rham JulUor • Senior High The Manchseter Chamber of ing from operas®**®- Mrs. Valarie Vasquenza and on the grounds from 8 pjn. to day in connection with the Tuly eej Box. U-66, University o f School with Superintendent of Lawrence Perry, secretary; Mn. Marilyn Dandurand head, hands and health. He was Us of Manchester, died yes- ter 3t. 50 feet west of Broad St. The club also has mode Its selected because he had con­ .y at his hosne., » midnight 27 break Into Variety Caterers ^w ettcut Storrs, by 'l|spt Schools Aram Darmajian. Mrs. Henry Korber, treasurer; Comiitferce has laid out Itrf plana served as checkers. Robert Aoconllng to police the accident Mra. Thomas Q. Welles, chap­ annual donation of $100 to the tributed a spirit of friendliness vora also tachida five All 4-H dulrfnembers In in ­ on Bucklaad when more The principals of Regioa 8 for work projects In the coining town midget football league. Noonan and Mrs. Mary Hall happened this way: than $100 In fo o d ' Stuffs and lain; Mrs. Marion Gregory, as- and cooperativeness at the two other daughters, Ons Raymond C. Decelles, S3, WII- land Oninty iruiy enter exhibits. are meeting with Darmajian year to enhance the city’s ap­ School Openings were challengers, and Mrs. camp. cigarettes were stolttL' slstant secretary-treasurer; Edith Natale, Mrs. Dolores and nineteen grandchil- Umantlc, w u heading west in Exhibits must be owned, pre­ Tuesday. On Sept. 1, the prin­ pearance. Opening dates and times for Republican Named pared, managed or produced by Both brothers were fined cipals meet at the Hebron El­ Mn. Ernest Marsh, sergeant- Burns, Mrs. Mary Blanchard the north lane of Center St. $50 and given a six-month sus­ Cote Bids Low at-arms; Mrs. Elaine Hotch­ Included among the projects town schools have been an­ Charles MacArthur has been funeral will be held driving a Manchester ’To61 and exhibitors du^ng the current ementary School for orientation nounced by Superintendent of and Mra. Pauline Shackway elected to serve on the Repub­ Sjturday at 8 a.m. from the club year. Pripium money wMl pended Jail sentence and put on with all teachers new to the kiss, assistant sergeant-at- called for by to* chamber's city were machine tenders. Design truck when a Cook’s probation for two years. On Truck Parts arms, and Mrs. Charles Raisch, Schools Charles Warner. lican town committee, filling S Uivan Funeral Home, 60 not be paid untpSe an up-to-date school system. beautiful committee is toe plac­ With toe exception of kinder­ High school students who have garage eastbound pickup truck 1716 case against Albert historian. ing of potted trees and shrubs vacancy caused by the resigna­ h ubuc Ave., Glastonbury, drove In front of him turning record book teiantered for etudi Only Grade 7 students wiU garten, clstsses vWll begin Thurs­ recently moved Into town and tion of Mrs. Darlene Dalton, w th a Mass o f reqiUem at St product exhiblM. Scabies, 19. of 81% Foster St iHie E. O. (Jots Co. of Best start at Rham High School on The Auxiliary goes to Daniel­ In toe Main St and Parkade have not been previously en­ BOYS’ COTTON SLACKS left into a driveway xm. the north aleo charged with larceny in son Sept. 1 for a dinner at toe day, Sept. 9. Kindergarten is who has moved out of the state. F Ilfs Church, GlastcUbuiy, at side of Center St Tbe second Mrs. EkUlna'-.W. Crooke, aS' Hartford, with a duplicate price Sept. 8. Grades 8 through 13 will areas. '' scheduled to start Sept. 13. rolled in either the Rockville or Tickets for the Republican HI 8 iS. Burial will be In St connection with the same 'Of the one It aidMnUted on Aug. report on Sept. 9, Bus routes IwAosa plant Reservations Dr. Douglas H. Smith, chai'iS Ellington High Schools are re­ truck, driven iw Robert A.' slstant county club agent, noted must be made by Monday vlth Leased space wiU be used for Neighbor Dance to be held A gustine’s Cemetery, South that 4-H’era Mtould read the break, waa jioUad. A. fourth al­ 9, Is the apparent low bidder for both the elementary and man of toe committee, also pro­ quested to call toe superintend­ IN REGULARS & SLIMS Powell, 36, East Hartford, was legedly Involved In the break, Mrs. John Lacek or Mra Law­ the kindergarten classes. Three Sept. 25 are now available G utonbury. obscured from DeceHes’ vision general rules and regulations for supplying the Town High­ Rham schools will be mailed poses meetihg 'With managen of rooms at toe Wolcott Building ent’ s office In Tolland If there la from members of the Republi­ Barry K. Cole, 18, o f 69 Birch rence Perry. rts_ .a_ - tins _ ------■_ • -A . t ----w--- friends may call at the fu- by a third truck in the south found in the F air A sj^ latlon way Department with two truck Aug. ao, and will ^ipear In The new businesses to encourage toe on Main St, three rooma at toe any question as to which school can town committee, Women’s BBnVCVTBBQ^ COTfDQi IH DVH”IOOpiVw Bi ral home tonight from 7 'to S t waa referred to Juvenile au­ bedtea and boiarte. Herald. School Registration use of trees, Shrubs and grass, they should attend. lane going west which had stop­ premium book. Blach class also thorities on Aug. 12.. i . . All new pupils sittendlng Cov­ Professional Center, Ellington Club, the YGOP and Republican er westeni pocket Omiioenta] modals. BIG VARIETY OF *■ ped to let Powell make his turn hu specific rules. Each exhibi­ Cote’se Md o f $1,180, o r two Bloodmobile around buildings. Rd., three rooms at Our Savior *Ihe established school board candidates. « ---- - ■ - for $3800, was second low by The next visit of the Red entry High School (grades 7 The Chamber of Commerce policy is that freshman and New fall tones. 8-18; regulars, stone. ihto the driveway. tor will recel've one nuniber to through 13) must he registered Lutheran Ctourch and one room The Bulletin Board Mrs. Joseph T. Mosley Neither truck had to be towed be used for registering sU en­ $8.08 on .A u g. 9, when B ^ p - Croas bloodmobile to this area will seek to expand Its spring at toe Wapping Community sophomores will attend the Eighth grade students may Save plenty at our awextog low Esther Weaoott Mohley, ment Sarvioe of Hartford was will be on Sept. 18 at the An­ by Sept 8 at the schori office; clean-up program by enOourag- Rocvllle High School and that 'tw oter’ pricsi ■MMAARLT S.9* lACM BACK -TO - SCHOOL from the scene and both drivers tries. otherwise they will be unable Church have been leased. pick up toe graduation pictures o f Bethesda, Md., formerly were not injured. Powell Exhibits may be entered Many Apply low with a bid of $1,17184. dover Oongregational Church, Ing better care of grassy areas, Jimiora and seniors will attend at the„Hick8 Memorial School iManchester, died Tueeday at However, all bids bad bean re­ from 1:48 to 8:30 p.m. to snrril until Sept 13. periodic street sweeping and en­ Kindergarten sessions will last Ellington High this fall. was arrested and charged with from 3 to 9 p.RL today, except To South Amerlcai 3% hours, toe legal minimum. office any weekday between 9 WASHABLE DRESSES 'Iter Reed General HoepKal, failure to grant the right of way animals, whi^ may arrive be­ fused because the speolfloations Regular donors wtU be called couraging retail stores to place Andrew Wtnens, guidance di­ a.m. and 3 p.m. ahington, D.C.. after a long For GM Post had been inocinidete. by the telephone committee. Robert Gehring, son o f Mks. trash cans oh their premises and Morning classes will be from rector, will be at the Hicks at a private drive and court is tween 5 and 8 p,m. tonight Ex­ 8:30 to 11 a.m. and afternoon Parents and members of toe She was the wife of Col. set for Sept, is.x hibits may also be entered At readvertisM bid openings New donors may caH Mrs. Paul Ruth Gehring o< Grant Hill Rd. Cooperate in litter removal. School office to regrlater pupils Tolland Boys Scout Troop com­ • WASH-AND-WEAR COTTONS T. Mozley, U.S. Army Between 40 and 48 applica today, Bqliipment Services came Brambsll, Long Hill Rd., for a leaves next month to spend six 'Throughout too winter the classes from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. In grades 1 through 8. Par­ from 8 to 9:48 Am. tomorrow, New School Hours mittee will meet tonight at 7:80 • SOFTOOnON CORDUROYS and all must. be left in place tions have already been .re­ in second low, with a price of scheduled appointment. months to Paraguay, South executive committee will review ents are urged to register new In the Community House on ceived for the post of Manchest­ America, living with families The school day for other s. Mozley lived in MawAee-' xmtil 4 p.m. Saturday. ' $3,444.4(1 for thf' two truck, bod- progress being made on toe students as soon as possible to Cider Mill Rd. • RAYON-ACETATE BLENDS about 30 years ago, before State.News er general manager, and more tos and holstf. Advertisement— and working with 4-C aubs grades and schools is: High facilitate the assigning of The public is. Invited to at­ plans with bMuly committee school, 7:45 a.m. to 3:25 p.m.; There will be a town meet- RROUiARLY 4S.M marriage. She made her tend the fair. are coming in dally, acebrdlnk Others "who presrated prices Motor Route in Andover there. The 4-C Clube ere similar heads. classrooms. tomorrow night at 8 In the Hicks SELECTION • SOLIDS, PRINTS, PLAIDS with an aunt, Mra. H airy (Oonthmed from Page One) to Robert M. Stone, secretary are: Hartford Bodice of avaUaUe. CEB Circulation Dept Ellsworth middle school, 'Wap­ Bids Open Memorial School gym to discuss boon, and attended Center of the board of directors. ping middle school, Wapping 83aat Hartford,- $3,898; and Con­ elementary (Grades 1-0) and Ell H ie board 6t education will the acquisition of open space Buy her s complete wardrobe at this amazing low pricel Per jregatkmal Church. and was swinging on it wltti a Stons, who is the only local necticut Ikuck and TraUcra receive bids for classroom and lands in town. OF BOYS’ traveled with her hus- loop around his neck when he Ribicof f Urges man to know the names of thp Terry schools, 8:05 a.m. to 2:40 office furniture and equipment A voter making session will fashion variety, pick from the new "Mod" look, A-line appUcants, said today that they Service of Hartford, $3,760. Mancheeter Evening Herald .m.; Union, Grades 1-3 and hie military eealgn- loat his grip., Andover oorrespondent Law- until Sept. 1, at 3 p.m. be held at tjie Town Hall, Sat­ SPORT SHIRTS Piccadilly, Jumper-ond-blause sets, smocked-detsil styles $-14. and was with him when The loop tightened, suspend- River Parkway, come from cost-toeoast, lit an­ 'nmec Moe. teL. 7438798. Pleasant Valley, Grades 1-6, 8:45 Specifications may be ob­ urday from 4 to 8 p.m. AU resi­ military attache in! ‘"8 three inches above the swer to advertisements placed a.m. to 3:20 p.m.; Orchard Hill in the semi-monthly bulletin tained at toe office of the dents who have lived In town Rumoada. Until ttia! ground. Recreation Area ct Hospital Notes SEARS AUTO CENTER and Avery Street, 9:10 to 3:46 board of education in the Hicks elx months are eligible to reg­ reitiirement be waa depu- Hls 7-yonr-old brother, Steven the IntemaUonsl Oty Mana­ p.m. ister. ^ gers’ Association. Memorial School. The board re­ of processing of Um placed a toy truck under his 290 BROAD STREET Only two loads of chUdren serves the right to waive any WASHINGTON (AP) —tfsUb- Applications trill continue to VMIteg boon are 3 to 8 p-m. The Democrats will Iwld iense IntelHgence Agency, fiet as another brother, David, to aO areaa axMpItog mater­ No-nia: will be bused to Ell Terry. The infor mantles and to reject any "Meet the Candidates Night” 2 ^ 3 '•irvivoro, beeldeB her hus- 9, climbed the tree to untie the llshment of a Connecticut River out to all for requests and Ordlnanca OeaiUng a Poliea MANCHESTER, 443-1581 Kst of toe students vrill be or all bida MOUUUH.Y 1J19 National Parkway and recrea contacts' mads hX a Sept 1 nity where they are 3 to 4 p.m. Department to Provide Police Saturday at 8 at the home of and aunt, include two line. Their mother called police. aad 8tM to 8 p.m, and private "walkers.” 4-H Fair Mrs, Marilyn Dandurand, Cor- James was dead by the time tion area to serve Connecticut, deadline. Protection within tiw Town of League Orientation ■hters, Mrs. James Reid of Massachusetts, Vermont and rooma whera they are 18 a-m. Tolland’s l-H clubs wlH par­ rlne Dr. Save now on ^ handsome 1V>elz. Germany and Mra. an ambulance got him to Spring- A new manager trill be hired Coventry The League of Women Voters ticipate In the 23rd annual 4-H New Hampshire was pro! to replace Richard Martin who^ to 8 p.m.. Visitors are requested Be it Reeolved: | Manchester Evening Herald aseertment of knits, prints, plsidt -Wester of Eugene, Ore.; fleld Hospital. nqt to snMke In pattenta’ rooms. WlU hold an orientation meeting County Pair to be held tomor­ 'Tolland correspondent, Bette today by Sen. Abraham ^MCOfl after IS years in the post, has Section 1. That there be »nH la the season’s most-wantea fabrics. mother, Mra. Ernestine L. D-Conn. No moro than two visiton at Tuesday at toe home o f Mra. row and Saturday at toe Tol- Quatrale, tel. 878-3846. resigned, •ffeetlve Nov. 18. hereby is established a depart­ RusseU Romeyn, open to all Popular spread and buttoa-dnoai a of Anee, N. Y.; a sls- Gemini 5 Sets Rlblcoff said ki a stateme^ The new than trill be hired at ana time per patient Miss Helen L. Weanott of ment to provide police protec­ women interested in learning oeBars. 8to 18. that the ConnsQticut River Is a minimum salary of $16,600) tion within the Town of Coven­ the purposes and alms of toe .has prtpartd a similar program contain within them toe ca-> N.Y.; a brother, the "for the most par^ still a thing Martin’s salary, with the max­ ApW ITBO TBBTBRDAT: try. on ploiming and zoning which paclty to accommodate toe Alan Button, missionary Endurance Mark oeef Abele, Bast Hartford; league. AU persons who plan to of beauty. But ninless we act imum expected to be $20,00a< Section 3. That the Board o f is available for presentation at type of education suitable for end two grandchild- soon. It will not be a Joy for­ Edith Bittner, RFD 1, Ver- attend are being asked to cidl The board of directors has re­ Selectmen be end Iwreby an Mrs. James Arnold, BeelsebUb meetings ot any Interssted 1965 and, with modifications, (Omtlaiied from Page bae) ever.” viewed the applications alraa^ i ChAries Blton, 38 Bari Bt, town grotm. for the future.” ^ ^ services will be held ------“ Like so many other iMautlful kytlle; Mrs. Dorothy Bosh- authorixed to appoint a quaU- Rd., or Mrs. Donald E. Waalk, received (fdl identified by num- fled individual to act ae chief C am en Rd. ‘Grow Power* Warner noted that toe town’s J «t«T o w at 13:46 p.m. In the for th® United States to be a parts of our nation,” ha said, t^r. only), and has established »eU;-878 Woodbridga Bt; Mrs. Buperintendent c t Schools pattern of growto has continued Walter Reed Memorial Chapel record holder?” ’’the valley is dewly but surely Dorothy Conley, RFD 8. Bolton; of police. Besides an informal talk on a criteria of the type of man Section 8. ThEt the chief of Ctoarlsa Warner has termed at an annual rate of more than WJter R ^ Army Medlcai being eaten away. ’The develop­ Mrs. AmeUa DeCarll, 14 Riga- the league’s functions, ihsro Bouth Windsor "The town with it expects to retain. police be reeponslble for the wUl be a special discussion of 10 per cent. Waehington. Oravertde ers are moving In — carving out Stone'aald, that, wh«n an low Bt.; Mra. Florenca Dexter, grow power” in his first annual ••wlom wUl take place at 3 p Sitting at his control great chunks of landscape. The 13 NbrWood St.; Jetm Donchua, general direction, supemslon town planning and sonlng. Tbs report. M the, applications are fn, they and control of the police de­ discussion Isadsr wUl be Mrs. Manchester Eventog Herald LAMI-KNIT m jn Arlington National Came- In Gemini control a few minutes Junkyards are moving In, the 'Will 'be cheeked against the 3M Spring S t ; Mra. Anna Fetko, wry* earlier, Kraft watched the sec-|o>l tank farms, the power W. Middle Tpke.; Raymohd partm ent Louise Evans, otaalrmsn o f a "I have been convinced, dur­ South Windsor oorrespondent, established eritsria so that thoM Section 4. That tiw chief of planning and aonlng study ing my fint year as superin­ Anne Lyons, teL 644-8583. ond hand on the clook as it P ^ ® ^ ®nd all the dount- applicants who fit thb" re- Itonlgan, auOak Bt; Mra, Ma^ JACKETS passed the record mark. iVhen hallmarks o f our .Ridddm rta Qagncn, Staffordville; Anto- policy with the approval of tiw team. tendent, that this applies not quDremsnta n a y be a sk e d ^ an- Board at BeleotmeB, he auth­ The local affairs oommlttes only to the industrial olds of the CRASH viom i It did, he smiled and said, I •tpear for parai^ interviews. ' fW 'O ftdtonl, R*T> 1. Bditon; oommunlty, but to the .. . adu- REVERSE TO Funerals "Z a p j” The bin *^1-- I BowErd Hamilton, South Wind- orised to organise such polloe NIANTIC (AP)—Tha husband — A department with such subordi­ Legal Notice oation of your chaldron.’ ’ of a Nlantlc woman was among FABULOUS LOW PRICE! The Soviet record for a single 1277 Tol- Warner commends his flight —; broken by Gemini 6 — the river _ , - V e r n o n ' ' ,c nate officers and other mem­ tos victims of a crash Tuesday SMOOTH NYLON John M. DoBahae Jedralew- ^ AT A , COURT o r PROBATE, predecessor, Marts B. Wood- ot a U.S. Marine transport was 119 hours, six minutes, set the secretary oC'the tnie&or, Bharon bers as may be necessary, bM M IfsAQhMter. wUMn snd tor FRILLY BLOUSES AND — Establishment of th* Wirk- within tiw- bildget appropria­ msnsse, the board of education, plane In Hong Kong Bay. of Jol^M^D^Sxut* «®^on®«t VaJery B y^ H^hwtiiyMishftp I |B|^ Hartford; Ciuu'les Bie DMrict of Maboheatfr, on the snd “the townspeople generally. He was Wlllfam K. Bhoup, Hselcmatack St. was hrid this In June 196$. way and recreation area, and, 1, Timss Farm Rd., An- tion provided tlwrefor. — Administration of the aitosL Section 8. After the effective wslleu. Ion having supported education 38, of Mexico, N.Y., who Joined njortog from the John F. Tier- n%; Debra Lavlgne, Oovsn- Judfe. In a very commendable man- the marlnee six years ago. TAILORED SHIRTS geared to protaot natural Btings\ting§ Injury r , Brwt Liak, 108 Oal^d date of the within brdlnancea S . 9 9 ney l^ n era l Home. 219 W. Cen- lies. ' VI.. Convertible Tops Miinoh( jner.” He says, "Buildings snd Mrs. Bhoup and a tores- with a Mass ot requiem Public Works Bt; JOm Maxwell, IM N. aim all ftitura apydtotmento to tha assMd. I equlpnMnt are of generally fine months-old child are among too COMSAtAMI VAIM i m Colton broadcloth blouses with loco or schlffll at Su James’ Church. The Rev. One d>Mu>'Was siightisMghtiy ln- B t; J d h n lic o a ^ o k , RSD 3, iUce department and promo­ 'The i having extUfatt- ' ortrtruotlon, attractive, and survivors. •enbroidary; three-quarter sleevM: in solid Jota . O’Brien was celebrant. Jured End anoOMr.'arresti ' Bolton; Benton Oegood Jr., $48 Sons within tha police depart­ Fine QnaUty Vinyl C H V O O sd her seeouAt wHii Bill Signed Ind anothor^arrested Igat said estate to Court for aUoer- colon, white. TallorM shirts in cotton Ilw I ^ . Richard C. Bollea was night after a tive-car coSlatoncoHliUon Cross Dr., Vernon; Oaotge Taft, ment shall ba made by the once, k le O m miaute laatlduril ayhiA President Urges chief of police, with the con- lV p i...8 DiV»Oiily kooded to foam to kssp Ms tote broadcloth or oxford; long or roll-up m te a .in the sanctuary. Mra. (Continued frmn Page One) on the Wilbur‘Croas Hi^way.' ' Wareheuee P oin t;' Kennothlipil- OROBIUSD;--DBIUDD: th U Iht trd day of sleeve styles; soUd colors, while, piinU. Jai^ 'Maocarone was organist Tomoko Bhioauke, SO, ct O it- spn. WErshousei Print; sent and approval of the Boaid Bt/pMabtr, 1M6. at ton o'cloolcforo- ... ths asM, nwelh dvIds, MO. 1.97 lACN Steel Settlement poon St the Prabata Offleo In ths LEGAL Baas ftook up now In sista 8-14. end soloist. BurlaJ was In St. He said action was taken In cago, HI., was taken to Rotict Woodhcnise. 44$ B, Center B t; of Selectmen. B tu^psl BuUding tn said Manohos- Imt by tumln|lt iMideoullCho«» rJSlS*’ Cemetery. Father passage of the public works bill vine General HoepiUI/ireated BMven Yellen, 343 South B t, Section 6. The within ordl- tsr, bo and ttw samo la asslgnod STAN’S TV OBrida, assisted by Father (Continued from Pago One) and released for a out motith. Rockville; ’ nanoee shall become etfeoUve tor a hearing on the sUowanoo of NOTICE S— ewMJmiWLMn llL with Its provisions for more Jobs NOT S17.99 AS ADVERTISED a s seoount .with Tead the committal and better pay. Bernard Cantor, 47, of Put­ BrnTHB TBBTBRDAT: A (M) days after pubUcatlon ____ asoortalnmont TOWN OF BOLTON servlea. But, Johnson said, he also nam, was arrested and charged daughter to Mr. and MN. thereof in a newspaper having erdor of dlstrlbirten, Rsgtotrani ot Voters for the Johnson Apoke at a ceremony stressed that as P r e s li^ t, and IN ERROR IN MANCHESTER " SERVICE BMuara were Rhshard Coje- In the White House Bast Room with making an Ultf»l j|aae, Ooraoran, $(aasfiEld a circulation In tiw Town S . dlreoU UiU noUeo of Town ot Bolton will be In sea- WM. John Mopaoo,' Bruce Roesi tn ear' vtas BIm Bt.; Mrs. Charlotte OiU, Richard M. Oallnat Electronically-welded deck seams reeist' thread 1986 Munlolpal Election. FARMINGTON SOUTH WINDSOR respective constituents. struck from the rear t|)s on­ Tolland: Mrq. .Mary Brpwniae, er to PHONI 449.9279 19 be no morg Uoa Angeleses. Johnson, who will be 57 Fri­ Donald-S. Davis, Mary Morgah* Virurt coming Bhlosuki avtb) Barii%, Maind; Welter Mayer, Board of Bcleotmen Kamie Maaa|fta, ROUTE 6 (SCOTT SWAMP ROAD) ROUTE 6 ON PrimaHly, tliougb, Johnson day, said both Cooper and Abel Cantor reportedly waa unin­ rot. Pin poiht grain pattern. Order top for yopr » tfCF said tbS[ tnaaoure is intended to Glsstanbunri Mrs. Grace Val­ Blmore Turktngton, - IteBtetrun o f Voten AT ROUTE m (PLAfNVILLB AYE.) BAST HARTFORD LINE wished him a hapw birthday. jured in tha crash.' Both cars entine, RFD ; Roger Adams, Town ClErk help smmll towns and their peo- He said he told them be would sustained substantial dLnago. tir now , . . set a date for fast, expert installatioh 110 Lake Rd,, Andover; Mn. V c i M at Coventry, Conneoti- if Pto^lB «bat be eallad tfaia have a happy blidbdajr U thoy Tha ioBkUat waa tnvsatlgaUd BrieUs K an ln rjR F D 3; Oirny- in Sean Cuatom Shop. n s fmim p •( ''daoada « f apportoattar.** roaohod a asttlamant by Trooper David Tootney. o u t this 38th day of Aiigiiit den Xtoiwy. RFD I, RookvIUe. F MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THXJESDAY, AUGUST 2«, tWW PA O B n x Thant Asks UN Increase ^66 Budget

UNTTBD KATIONS. Vl.t. (XT) — DtiPlU a dearth of dol* lara to the U.M. Traaaurjr, Sac- rataiy-Oanaral U Hiant haa rae- ammandad a 7.7 par cant In- eraaaa tn tha nat u.N. axpandl- turaa In 1M6. coimd*r8d; Friday _ _ Ha U aaklnc tha 30th aesalon boon, to mail than tha dog, of tha Oananu Aaaambly opan- No survivor of the work weekf,,,; Inf Sapt 31 to approve .a record can sucoessfully chalianga thla budfat oalllnf for grxMi expand conclusion. ; . . iluraa oT»1W,7»7.1I0, He " may But I would Ilka to put in ' aak later that the figure be word for Wednesday, ft Is tha- raiaad to IlSO million. true day when mankind stands' Thant aaya tha incraaaed ax- upon the summit of himself. It panditurea are necasaary to is the day of abeoluta human’ meat the demanda of the lit Intecrlty. member countriea for expansion Ail days hava their raaaons. " of U.N. economic and social for being. Let us consider their : programs, and to - Increase the values. ■Ise of his staff. Monday is the pal of the eager Hie recommendations are beaver and tha toe of the tired*'"* only for the regular U.N. budg­ beaver. et. Total gross expenditures for Monday Is liked by people , * all U.N. activitlas are astlmatad who study yoga, who enjoy at 1023.3 million. Hils Includes beatlM their freedom against a", tha 11 specialised U.N. agen­ discipline, who swim in the surf’’ * cies, tha peacekeeping opera­ off Coney Island in tha winter'''^ tions, programs for technical and get their pictures in the ' 2 assistance, the special fund, the p i^ r s for doing »o. children’s fund, and refugee aid For the rest of humanity Mon­ programs. day Is a long ugh-h-h. It Is a day Net axpendlturea In the regu­ when childhood goes back to"'< lar budget for 1M6 are stlmated school, man to fits duty, and ' > at tM.811.010. Thant can figure woman eoinslders what to d o f ’ on 117,918,000 in Income from [with last week's laundry. such sources as the U.N. post Those who consider the vlr-'-’ offlce and sales of U.N pububuca- Itues of Tueeday, I am afraid,’’"' tlons. muet face tha fact that It la' Hunt says he needs an in­ [really at most an escapist's ad-'"’' crease of $4,789,800 for salaries vance beyond Monday. It only ' ' other uae la that It le the prime ".' 6 In 1988. He wants to hire 841 VELOUR time of the week on which tov) more persons, bringing the 1 borrow money. : over-all total of persona em­ It Isn’t important whether a. i ployed In the U.N. secretariat to [man really needs the money.' 8,789. He says also that $4,074,400 la SHIRTS Nobody who Is asked to lend needed for the newest U.N. org­ money on Tueeday asks what-' ^ an, the Conference on Trade It’s for. He may demand a rea- i and I>evelopment. This was son any other day—but never on.. MEN’S Tuesday. He will simply fork .r created to spur the economic 1 out. well-being of underdeveloped S-M-L-XI countries. It la setting up Its We now skip to Thursday,..; main headquarters tn Oeneva. and will come back to Wednee-’ Thant said the U.N. financial Side zipper, smooth Fine cotton domestic day later. Thursday la the .i situation remains precarious. waistband.. Washable bleedlne plaids. Long I day before Friday. Tlmre- BOYS’ cotton corduroy. Black, sleeves. button-down day Is the day you promise to > He had to borrow $4 million green, blue, brown. pay money back but don’t,. . special fund haa been repaid, it I Long sleeved cotton velour with day when you begin to explain"? again become necessary for convertible neck wear It open [to yourself why you haven’t .( him to )>orrow from the fund to or turtle style. Knit collar, done ao far this week what you > cuffs, waistband. Burgundy, I don’t Intend to do on Friday. > meet the September payroll. Everybody knows what Frl- .t Of concern now is about $50 blue, beige, charcoal. GIrli’ 7 to 14 I day is for. It la the day of the<>4 million owed for the peace­ Women's and Teens' long lunch, the glad leap from' keeping operations. CARDIGANS responsibility, the plunge into U.N. officials say that receipt the liberty of the weekend. It Is'-t of $85 million in voluntary con­ STEP-INS the day to hide from the guy..;j tributions would rescue the or­ and SU P O N S you borrowed money from on.^i ganisation from its Immediate I’hiesday and promised to pay,t ^ight. Fifty millions would be Misses' Cardigan I back on Thursday. .. < ap^ied against the peace­ Sporf, Dress, Knit Saturday is for going to foot- i A keeping debt, and $18 million [ball games, admiring the way.--, rep^d into the U.N. working or Pullover your wife cuts the grass, or art­ capital fund. fully raking fallen leaves ao that Men's Fall w Boxy cardigans. V-neck I the wind will blow them into* I % Heather Tweed Knotted bow pullovers. Machine wa.sh- your neighbor’s yard. It is also ‘Wiimetka’ Ads vamp, grained I a great night to watch later Sizes vinyl uppers, ex­ able orlon acrylic. New shows on televislon while you 5 to 10 tra-wear soles. fall shades. wonder what part of the town Phony but Not your children are painting ciim- Illegal • W illia ^ SHIRTS I son. SWEATERS Sunday Is tor considering U [heaven and endeavor and,,, HARTFORp) (AP) — Behind I brooding about the Inconaldera-. [ the lurid advertising put out by Misses' Shift 3-Tier Metal I tion of a divine inhistice that’ "Winnetka 'Tciwers” in Canoga Dupont Teflon No-Stick haa ordained Mondayanday ths Park, Calif, are Innocent pro­ UTILITY next day. It also le the beet day- ^ ducts, says state police Maj. 1.38 10" Aluminum Fry Pan to Jump In the family buggy and”' Leslie Williams. JUMPERS TABLE make Impossible Journeys to far The msLil order Arm's circu­ Sport: Buttondown, spread away friends who didn't expect'" lars made many Omnectlcut collars. New fall pattema 2.97 With Outlet I you at the table and from whose residents complain to the Post and colors. Sizes S-M-L. $J.58 I home It takes you until midnight J Offlee and the state police. Knit: 100% Acrtian acrylic, I to return. G But the pictures actually New Tweedy heather mlx- This, friends, leaves us the 2-button neck, stay collar, mailed out by the California out- turea of wool, mohair and I wealth of Wednesday. Wednea- ‘i pocket Sizes S-M-L. nylon, in soft, shape retain­ Just fry, rinse At probably wouldn’t offend any­ and It's clean! Rigid steel shelves and I day is the peak of the week. "o one's maiden aunt. ing knits. Basic cardigan or legs, rounded edges, swivel it Is the necessaury bridge be- Dress: Buttondown or snap long sleeved V-neck style. Teflon coating Novelty collar, smocking, Williams said Wednesday it tab. ’ Broadcloth s t r i p a a on aluminum pre­ casters, 6 ft. electric cord I tween the ordeal of Monday and Green, blue, gold, berry. ffi rufAe and pocket details. and plug. 15"x20"x30”. the freedom Of Friday. It Is the x was "a psychological come-on solids, white. Slzea 14-17. Sizes 34 to 40., vents food from Cranberry, black, navy, blue, game, capitalizing on the de­ sticking. White. one day of the week when peo- a sires of those who want to got I loden. Sizes 5 to 15. Iple can achieve purpose. ’’ their hands on hard-core prono- Anybody who can't get some- 4 graphy." ....'[ yw thing done on Wednesday "Winnetka Towers" has been doesn't really know how to mailing out large numbers of waste the rest of the week con- ? circulars in red and yellow en­ LUNCH KIT WITH I Btructlvely. He is only kidding v velopes urging people to send to 12 Quart Metal himself. ' P.O. Box 2121 at the Winnetka TEENAGE station in Canoga Park for iiigh- General Electric THERMO prlced racy merchandise. BASKETS I Starry Girdles ,, Williams said postal inspec­ Korafron Finish BOHLE tors told him they were aware LINGERIE Off the Markel; of the "Winnetka Towers’’ op­ Many HAIR DRYERS eration and know that the mer­ chandise sent through the malls BOYS* Colors DAR Objected!h doesn’t violate any regulations. Bras • Half-SII|is W ith 72 Although enforcement agen­ A Patterns NEW YORK (AP) — A panty"’’ cies can’t bring charges against • Bartsr Balts A ir Jets! vinyl with plastic han­ I girdle called "Stars ’n Stripes" such an operation, "we can in­ dles. 10 oz. unbreakable has been removed from the") form the people about the fact 1 I V Nicely proportioned oval basket market after tha Daughters of’” that this is a racket," Williams 1 1 high. A design and color plastic insulated bottle. to ault every room. the American Revolution (DAR).'* said. in Dacron-Cotton objected to Its name and flag- I like decorations. Area Weather The DAR celled the girdle a I "shocking caricature" of the WXNDflOR LOCKS (AP) — Soft and warm bulky knit [national flag In a letter to theqi Because of the prevailing cloudi­ Plastic Suit or dress sweaters of wool, mohair and Large bouffant bonnet manufeoturer. .n ness, low tepiperatures this (The manufacturer la Treom Braai Kodel polyester filled nylon In unusual designs. morning averaged 10 to 30 de­ or stretch atraps. White, col­ with reach-ln top. 3 heat jOo. Inc. of New York). ;i 2 grees warmer titan those of the STUDY ’’We will bum the demn,q ors. Sizes 38 to 38 AA cups. Glowing fall colors, p u t several mornings, the U.S. HANGERS selections plus "cool." I things or send them to eomevr Hmlf-sllpat Nylon tricot knit tweedy and frosted knits. foreign country where our flag Weather Bureau said. High power, quiet blower. Most sections reported tem­ Burgundy, navy, olive, white, LAMP Powerful Isn’t Involved,’’ said a spokes-./j peratures in the upper 60s and Carrying case. Model man for the monufacturer:'5 80s. 8 for pink, blue. Sizes S-M-L. (oncenfrotod Wednesday. He said about 8,000 "The clouds this morning are HD-5. liqht m had been distributed to storeerft the forerunners of a sharp serose the country, but he did (3 change in our weather," the 3.36 Smcdl Aroo not know how many had besnoi forecuter said. '"Ihe dry and I sold. [q pleasant weather of the past steel gooseneck lamp with The "Stare 'n Stripes" gtrdleta severs) days Is rapidly being re­ bulb. Heavy no-lip base, on-off [ was one of four decorated gar- placed by humid and inereu- White, pink, yellow switch. Black or coffee with ments called pop pants brought;:! 6 white shade. mgly warm air." Adorable Stylotl or blue. MEL,MAC out by the firm last Wednesday. A broad Aow of southerly I PR O LO N I Others In tha llhs are "Crying w winds over the K utem portion jauillLiLmih an ‘on Ey Bight. A mi mi i "The name was our biggest 'iTbls shower area will over­ I objection," said Mre. Critien-ie spread Soutbem New England l a m p s ^ 1 den. "It was Just too close to the>>* (odiqr> with most of the activityctli ■ Olais fibre board ■tars and strlpei name we eell'O eeetmng during the afternoon m iitH miiiiiSKr Complete our flag." and evening hours," the tore- pad and silicone Plastic Shades elastlclzed cover for The girdle haa rad end white "> aastar said. "Orler air aloft will Service for 8 I stripes and blue etgre on a white bring an end to the showers to­ smoother ironing. ^ S i l l ^11 I U ¥ Men’s and Boys’ Scuff Resistant I background. night, with mostly sunny and I? H I lllllll’ i lU u HU "• 48” WWe, 24” Long. Dishwasher safe. 2 year "Mrs, Crittenden 8ald she was " wanner weather on tap for Fri­ pleased by the ^inimadlate and-l' day.** guarantee. Bet Includes Smart, braldad loop cafes. 8 cups and saucers, i graoloua" response ef the com- Won’t mildew. Simply wipe OXFORDS Peny. ' FREE BULK BARBED ffiS SiiiisEi! dinners, 8 bread and BOinON (AP) — Cumberland clean with a damp cloth. I’.i ram s Dairy haa bean barred 311 Sii fl iii i!i s 11 White, turquotaa, pink or buttere, 8 oereal/eoupe, Handsome Avoiding Stufflnest by eouit order from distributing Oholsau, mods, ahlfU, 2.99 blue. 1 platter, 1 vegetable, 1 suedine 3-eyelet frse milk to oontost winners un­ 8hlrtwatate. One and 3-pc creamer, 1 auger and style. Comfort MEMPHIS — Alroondlttontng ii. 8 n ^ black mqjtal pola, 8 ihadta 1 * 2 cushion crepe til the courts nils on a suit 36” X 60” 8 • • • • • • cover. Choice of two expertq adviaa lowering tkan: brou^^M^ ths dUte MUk Oon- 1.18 soles. BlacI;k .hermoeUt of e central iwmant l l i l i U i lovely pattema. or loden to f8i«iee888f tooling eystam two to foiir da- Tha beard ault oontanda that white,, tangarlna or turquoloa. V rImicb Trass oafore « party. That WtUtg ing milk away Is a violation [Ttva extra ooolad alr-M dr* UMka a Maaaachusatts law forbid- I demands of a crowd ovarwhalm u> g B8l» of milk balov eqat, ( the sye’em. R4Q1 EIOBT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1968 M l N I N I ed to answer the summons given her Connecticut that day. The lady driver involved was IraU and outrag^ that the law had Yankee Open Forum gone to such electronic plains to catch Jimmy Breslin up with her for such a minor matter. SOUTH GOVENTRY • m - ; - What had been demonstrated, how­ Reeento Word Bjr A-H-O. (Oeattnusd from Pogs S) To the Editor, ever, was the simple fa ^ that a patrol tooksd at her son, with t|N Choice of headlines eeel scan­ ear linked to a computer can, in a We hare been wjUUng to Ijin " son\qt^ijii^ , Kvop g lltUa,- So wean pajamas and the floppy dal megortnea—ths seme mag- «4t tuitud up, tnd tht hiM eyke » a id » d OctobOT 1. i m ______matter of seconds, cut out of any traf­ Into Demooratlo State and Na­ 'much pr it oropnd., oilnes parente never Went to !?** ^J>*^tombls moilth under fic stream any marker number which tional Chairman John BalUy «> T)isrs Is. You notlos ths ohtl- see as their children's choice of IMicd lOrtry Kv«nlnt Bxetpt Mkitifi'.- \ ' . we could give him an opportu­ the IHtls hand sUaklng reeding. But now our o*vn Men- kSSliiy*. Bnt«r«d has any unsatisfied record against It, iMUr, Ooim., M ikcond a »M M*U nity to refute a certain nation­ dreli most o f sH. In Saigon, holding chMter Herald condoiiM Mr. any report of being wanted in the al compliment paid his repuU- ■'an^Ojd! Itwly ♦ filthy orangs onto ths Marine’s hand. ' Borio**r's choice of headlines for BINGO ■UBSCRIFTION M A T n stolen car or getaway car classifica­ tlon In oonneoUon with P»q «>•• ■ h ^ Sind flowing black slacks Marins bent his head his article on adoption! I re­ EVERY FRIDAY vv havlor of the National Gover­ PajruU In AdTUMM tion. i^ns up beside you on the f^ld something to ths fer to the article in Aug. IS .... taio» nors’ Confsrenoe at Minneapo­ kid. ^ e kid noMed violently. This was a demonstration of how a street. She holds a naked baby Herald entitled "Illegitimate SOUTH COVENTRY .jrM UoBth* lis lost month. Marine walked the boy Children An Increasing Prob- *r** TbnS’ computer ooUld work In weeding the oVsn Ssr -ahouldsT. Ths iMtoy'a It sounded Just like the John ovsr to a oountsr end ^ him Oat Ifonth ... W . spin* somss out like a cross- l e ^ ” violators and the wanted out of any Bailey we know —• what they o f ------UBHBBR or ■■■ l)ow. She begs for money. A kid f ^ Ilts boy As an adoptive parent I re­ TH* AflSOClATMD PR® *, traffic stream. Mid about bis flnogUng with hookM the left side of his sent this very much! Not for Tt>« A»MClBte"'*r.(5r. nation’s Demooratle governor* of being branded as so called j Jifraphlcal arrora appearlnf tender's description of the man who to thwart the right of the He- Obt Ih the country they are take his patient to the hospital Illegitimate. There are ma­ ^ a n d othar raadlnp matter in Tha Manchaataa had held him up, tossed it into Its mem­ ubllcon governors to pick nM orngrt enough to beg, and a and a plastic surgeon. This Is, ture people In this world who •MlEvfnlnc HeraM. ______ory process, and came up with five sus­ SWlr own man for the eholr- little boy With two empty eyes something which Is too small hove been compaselonate and fwolks in thb heat of D t Nang, to toqeh the war, even a war ^ Full B^rvict client of N. E. A. pects for the police to check out. When manshlp of the Governors’ understanding enough to elim­ S Publlshcm Repr«*enl*llvei - hU hand shaking a small bell like this one, which cannot be Sllathewa Bpaclal A«ency — Naw York. CM- Conference. inate the rtigma of the word the fingerprints of one of these five The chairmanship alternate* - so people wlH hear hkn coming won by buHeU. But just for a illegitimate on birth certifi­ IS * * ^ e m b e r a ^ it *b u r e a u o r cihcxjI iAp were found on a glass in the bar the between the parties. This yoor, and not knock hkh over. At moment, in this room where cates for just this reason. u TIONS.______crime was solved. the new ohoica hod to be a'R«- 0th Yho, g'glri of about 12, a everybody hod guns, thers was Our Children are well aware stAtmp fo f her right leg, pushes a IttUe bit at good. V Disitlay advartlalnB eloalni hoora: In Detroit the computer, from Its publlcan. The R e p u b lic* they are adopted— that they Tor Monday — 1 p.m. Fnday. themselves offered the Con­ at the dust with a tree brtm^ were chosen, by us, to be our Eor Tueaday — 1 p.m. Maidajr store of some 3,000 known criminals, For Wedneaday — I p m. TUeatoy. ference s choice between Gov­ for a crutch whHe she followa own. 'Riey know they were f Tor Thuraday — 1 p.nv Wedneaday. has solved several other crimes, in ad­ ernor John Love of Colorsdo the two gray water buffalo she loved enough to be given for 2 ^ For Erlday — 1 P.m. Thumday. . u tending. And In Chu Lai, in A Twopenny Lizard BY)r SaluroJiy — 1 p.m. FTway. . . - dition to performing routine clerical end Governor Mark Hatfield of adoption regardless of the cir- CUaalfled deadline: 10:30 a.m. e a ^ day at chorea around headquarters. Oregon. But all the Democratic the mldiSe o f the fighting, there cunistances. (And there are publication eacapt Saturday — a a.m. U a noise In the bushes and a OMttBBRRA — The troplesl Out in St. Louis the computer, after governors present voted for other dreumstanoes other than Governor John Reed of Maine, lieutenant,' Richard Bannon. Australian north is the home of Getting .Ready for Concert just babies bom out of wed­ Thursday, August 26 helping break up a stolen oar ring, sort­ a Republican, hut not a Repub­ . gloMyteysd from being shot at the frilled lisard, a hannlesa lock.) We are happy that our ed out the cars recovered to their right­ lican the Repuhllcona them- aE day, goee for hU gun and animal that has a brlimtly with only six days loft bStors* Robert Vator, of theuader a junior at Bos­ also play. The concert starts at MiHS music department for 30 None of us condone and most ■pace is a pledge not to orbit weapons dividual holding it. Governors months of living in this part of years, died recently. (Herald of us, os parents, hold an un­ lice work—because it represents one of ,,A sla killed him during the ton 'University, and Fred 7:30 p.m. 'Tueadaor on the lawn of mass destruction. That pledge, said Love and Hatfield could be AUTO THEFTS HIGH Sprague a freshman at TjConn. of Mary Cheney Library, Vatar photo by Ofiara). derlying hope that our children the many still slight openingrs Into what night. The body 1.* crumpled. President Johnson yesterday, we in­ c1a.>»> laaifswee C»M the computer found a number it re­ ' cier dishes, and the others followed the Hartford District LutbCr The button-front crew collar copied from membered. The fact that the computer suit. Eventually, the whole scheme col­ League. England's famous oarsmen’s shirt.. .our dathinf had Issued a stop and challenge order lapsed. version in a variety of deep Fall cottons; Well, politicians fqr years have been bold color-and-white checked gingham, was relayed out to a second patrol car, competing with one another in all aorta stationed farther down the Parkway. It of handouts. We’re not sunestlng that SMUvery of UO bsMss at Come in, write or S w in g s B ank and striking solid color oxford. S iz « 38 to 36. got the message before the car in ques­ most Americans yet reallsa that tha Manchester Memorial Hospital tion had even airlved. gifts aren’t really free, or that the during August sets hospital rso- promises of runaway giveaways no N. ‘ . V ' When the oar was stopped, it con- orda for deliveries d u r ^ a one phone 6 4 9 -SilQ3 longer possess potent political appeal. month period. 4^ n ed a driver who, way way back on All we’re saying is t h ^ any polltlclaa Flood rains rslss count of oql- *May B, 1M4, had been caught driving with an Interest in a long-range future Uorm bacierta at Salter's anchester could do worse tban to ponder tha pkst v OF M through a red light, and was still in State Health Dsparimsnt orw rs 24 Hour Service of. movla dishes and trading stamps. tamponarlGr MAIM OFFICE EAET MMAMOM WEMT BAAMCM pilUe fworde beeauee A s had negleet- —WALL STWnvr loUBNAL t i l Main SI. 168 Bast Center SC ManchesterParkada r n ip m a e^BM THUMPAT Cor. Ltnox St. WetlMIddleTurnpIke FARMINOTON SOOTH WINDSOR ■veNMvea e «e • mom aiuuiems oeee n m A n le e a.«. Route 6 (Soott Swamp Rood) Itouto S On At Route 117 (PlalnvUle Ave.) « Hertford U m ^

— I... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1965 p a o b h j b v b n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHBSTBE, OONN^ THURSDAY, AUGUST M, 1968 Sikhs Grow Restless, Bid for Independance |The Baby Has AUfiUST at FIRST NATIONAL AMRITBAll, IMH«i%(AV) —^Stkh p«opI« In particular to keep Been Named m e Bikhe, thoee etoried war­ up their old tradition of kee;ping hing riors of old, are gettlnx resUesa. else. I do fervently hope they Hare In the holiest city of the will not think In terms of any A SUPER MARKETS Sikh rellflon, Sikh men — tur- agitation or protest FRI.- SAT. I>uuata, Nancy Jean, daughter of David Joaeph Jr. and banned, bearded and armed Linguistic states were formed DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS Linda Daunt Lanata. 75 ainton St., Olantonbury. She waa with swords and dRKgers — years ago. Many Indians regard M bom Aug, 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ meet to map strategy which, It this as major error by the late carried to Its logical end, means Prime Minister Jawaharlal ternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. Arthur Daunt, 100 Sikh secession from India. Nehru. Language quarrels have alker Bt. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra The Immediate demand Is hardened until some scholars _jvld Lanata Br., Bouth Olastonbury. She has a brother, ••Punjabi Suba" a Punjabl- say 480 million Indians form David Arthur, 3, and a aister, Christine Marie, 11 months. b speaktng state formed on lingu­ several linguistic nations. d Sikhs, more than other In^ Sharp, Lori EUIen, daughter of Donald R. and Judith istic lines from territory now In Masslcotte Sharp, 686 Nevers Rd., Wapplng. Bhe wae bom Punjab and Rajasthan states. dians, are noted for fighting s e • and As Alt ■ ---- *— ents Aug. 9 at Hartford HosplUI. Her maternal grandptuDi But the Sikhs, as proud and In­ abilities coupled with a tenden' IfsH oH ^y SALE Time are Mr. and Mra Edward W. MasslcotU, Wapplng. Her If ey to take with the sword what dependent as they once were temal arandnarenU are Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. BhaSharp, w others merely argue for. They temal grandparenU are S( warlike, are thinking far beyond Wapplng. Bhe ha« a sister, Christine Ann, 1V4. that. once controlled Punjab and » • • • • b Leaders of the two major fac' Kashmir but lost to the British n tkms In Sikh politics are bidding In the Sikh wars. Diana, Chrlstopber Leo, son of Atty. William J. and I»U for an Independent Sikh state The Sikh fear is the same of Morelll Diana W. Middle Tpke. He was bom Aug. 16 for their estimated 10 million other minorltes in India — that at Manchester Memorial HoaplUl. His maUmal grand­ tr mother is Mrs. Emma Morelll, 33 Munro St. His paternal d people. they will be swamped by the grandmother ia Mra Christopher Lamphre, 66 Clinton St. Sant Fteh Singh, B8. moat overwhelming Hindu majority • f • • • 0 d powerful Sikh leader, warns "If and that their rellgicm and histo hi ry will disappear In an ocean of Cihiilski, Gerald Joseph Jr„ son of Joeeph Gerald and fi some sacrifices are needed in Betty Jasperson Clbulskl, 237 Center St. He waa bom Aug. whatsoever number, we will Hinduism. 16 at ManchesUr Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ tc 2 never hesitate." Already, Sikh leaders say, the mother is Mrs. aarence T. Jasperson, Nova Scotia, Canada. He said last week he plans to government discriminates P give Prime Minister Lla Bahad­ against Sikhs in such things as His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter O. 61 ur Shaatrl 2B days to move to­ selection of officers for the Clbulski, North Billerica. Mass. ai ward rearranging northwest armed forces and civil service. n: India. If Shastrl does not com- One Sikh, reminded that Remensnyder, Carol lynn, daughter of John B. and Bar­ h. Idy, Sant Fateh Singh said, he many of his people rank highly bara Ricci Remenwiyder. 31 Hayes Dr., Vernon. She waa bom Aug. 11XX at Rockville General Hospital. Hers s a - t maternal will fast for IS days. If he is still in the armed forces, replied: oom • Aug.__" __ at ______rwcaviueU XT^air Oew*Vi*11m fr alive then, he added, his follow­ "Yes, but representation still grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Jphn Ricci, New Rochelle, ers will bum him alive. does not match our ability. You N.Y Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Master Tara Singh. 83, his see we are better than the oth­ Remensnyder.gVCiiiciMMijr . Rioavsw dis Janeiro, Bra*U,_ and------New York, N.Y. rival, calls for an "autonomous ers in everything.” She has two brothers, David, 4, and Gary, 8. region” and threatens to meet Shastri’s strategy in combat • • • • • 6 Cordner, BhelU Marie, daughter of Samuel Edward Sr. Shastrl "on the field" if Sikh ting this thinking Is to play upon demands are not satisfied. divisions- rii...... within- ...... Sikh ^lltics — andU J I U Beulah A Raymond AObjr S IIW S S U Cordner, 73 Village ~ St., .w ., Rockidlle. ------She Both add they don’t want to not difficult because Sikh politi­ was bom Aug. 13 at Rockville General Hospital. Her ma<- destroy the Indian union and cians at times appear more in' temal grandmother U Ruth Haymond, Sallna, Kan. Her pa­ that they favor peaceful strug­ terested in winning local eleC' ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stofan, Rock­ gle. But there Is no telling how tions that give them control of I wBoivte y ville. She haa a brother, Samuel Jr., 2; and two sisters, Rob­ they have stirred the martial temples and temple funds. in LaNaye, 6, and Sandra Lea, 6. atraln that has rocked the 500- Shastrl, in a meeting with year-old Sikh religion. Sant Fateh Singh in New Delhi, f ir s i TjiehMihiii, Mary-B«th, daughter of Robert and Barbara ShastrTs government already agreed to cmsider Sikh griev­ Manlon LuchenhUl, Box 247, Plymouth Lane, Bolton. She la hard-pressed to placate or ances. But he did not answer // was bom Aug. 16 at Manchester Memorial HosplUI. Her suppress other separatist tend­ the question of forming a new maternal gra^m other is Mrs. Hazel Manion. Providence, encies, regltmal unrest and. In state. N ational GREEN R.I. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. Bort I ax- some areas, near anarchy. The Sikh leader, surrounded i ^ A M P S i Del Monte chenhlll. Linden, Mich. She has two brothers. Robert, 7, and Shastrl made a special ref­ by swordsmen here in his Am­ Steven, 5; and two sisters, Debra, 9, and Donna, 8. erence to this in a nationwide ritsar headquarters, made clear Stores a • B « B broadcast: he intends to keep the question Hlrth. Randy William, son of Russell William and Alice •T might also urge the brave open ViolaY ivia Rivardgvivoau Hlrth,AA4I4.IS. 15ai# Roy Rd., Wapplng. -- He------was------bom------Aug.o - 16— _ at Manchester Memorial_____. . % Hospital. A o 1 IHU T I ^ MM maternal M Am m m m I swei^es g^rand- A — parents C are M C Mr. . cand a ssx a Mrs. Oscar Rivard, East • ------Hartford. His PEAS ik': paternal grandmother U Mrs. Clara Hlrth, Rockville. Task Force Seeking FANCY— MEDIUM SIZE Fish, Alan Galvin, scxi of Calvin David and Carole Anna Whipple Fish, 14 Sunset Lane, RFD 2, Bolton. He waa bora CLOROX Aug. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Alfred P. Whipple, I^edyard. Race Riot Solutions His paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fish, Hebron. His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. C. WASHINGTON (AP) — A^ The task force was expected BLEACH Beebe, West Palm Beach, Fla. Ho has two brothers, Brian A., 5V4, and David C., 4. presidential task force plans to to meet with state and city offi' • • • • • A cials as well as Negroes. FOR WMTIR aOTHIS 5-RIB CUT fly to Los Angeles today to ex- One govemment source indi­ pqoir Kelley, Shawn Patrick, son of Paul F. and Donna WU- lore a possiUe federal role in cated a very tentative, three- Hams Kelley, 227 Center St. He waa bom Aug. 19 at Man­ gBaling the wounds and causes phase plan for the task force: chester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandparenU are of that city's recent Negro riots. 1. EUsuring that the short- SA U O N US 1C So Tender — So Flavorful It George Williams, Apulia, N.Y., and Mrs. Doris Williams, Headed by S7-year-old Deputy SA V B 4 5 e McGraw, N.Y. His paternal grandmother U Mrs. Charles range needs ^ the area — such 'J Atty, Oen. Ramsey Clark, the as health, shelter, food and ' Kelley, Cortland, N.Y. He has a brother, George, 2; and two task force includes representa­ sUters, Debbie Lee, S, and Carol-Ann, 1. housing — are fully met, to av­ ‘ All Gut From Tender • * • • • tives of several govemment ert the possibility of an epidem­ agencies. ic or another outburst of riots f -w- Couture, MelUea Joy, daughter of Joeeph E. and Joan Informed sources said it may triggered by hunger. Yciiihg Cbrhf^ Porkers V Bergeron Couture, 61 Hilton Dr.. South Windsor. She was expand as the federal govern­ LINCOLN bom< Aug. 18 at ManchesUr Memorial Hospital. Her ma^ 2. Dealing with longer-range tertlfd lJandpardBU are Mr. And MfR. Luclen ®. Bet^gerou, ment's inventory of remediei is problems of Loa Aageles Ne­ Kif r r . .' 0 weighed against the needs of the groes such as employment and Rochester, NJI. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra Southern California metropolis, housing. Emilio Couture,“ “RochesUr, che ----- N.H.---- She ■has a -brother, — - —— Marc, where riots earlier this month 8. Coming up with long-range JUICE u 4; and a sister, Michele, 2. laid waste to sections of the Ne­ recommendations on how the 7 gro district of Watts. federal govemment, working Saimond, Donna Maile, daughter of WilUam and First word of formation of the with state and local agencies, Hjeresa Klta Saimond. Box 84, New Rd., Tolland. She was task force came at a news con­ can reduce the possibility of DRINK y-aiB ROAST ami FOUR C W IiR CUT CHOPS bora Aug. 21 at Manchester Memorial HosplUI. Her ma­ ference Wednesday when Presi­ such eruptions in other metro­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kita, Rock­ dent Johnson was asked if he politan areas. A U FLAVOkS ville. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Antonio had in mind "any further acttcn Saimond, 399 Gardner St. She has a brother, Anthony, 8; G and a sl^er, Danielle, 2. which might avett further ten­ sion." l i r r . "Yes, sir,” the chief executive Lamb Featured QT ITU Campbell, Shona Reid, daughter of Alfred and Beth said, •'we have detailed action UOL Hamilton Campbell, 165 Lake Rd., Andover. She was bom plsumed that we worked on imtil Perk Cembinatien Aug. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She haa a broth­ In Many Stores late in the evening last night.” CM er, Lachlan. 7; and two sisters, Lesley, 5, and Robina, 3. We are appointing a top-flight task force headed by the deputy By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS S A V E 11c Arooleo, Kenneth Anthony, son of Richard and M. laabel attorney general, Ramsey Lamb will be featured as spe­ S A V E 8 c FINAST ,' C ||C Peschlera, 69 Merllne Rd., Vernon. He was bom Aug. 20 at dark , and they will proceed to cials in many supermarkets and BIG VALUl ^ Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandfather U Los Angeles at a very early neighborhood stores this week­ Frankfurts Mr. Lula A. Peschlera, Lima, Peru. HU paternal pandm oth- date and the details of their end. er Is Mrs. Anthony Arcoleo. Bronx, N.Y. He b u a brother, work and their program will be Frederick, 2; and a sUter, Cynthia Ines, 1. announced as soon as they are It is a popular variety of meat available.” for barbecues and cookouts. Robert, Frances Grace, daughter of Donald G. and Bar­ It was understood that the One big Eastern supermarket Liverwurst “ 49* bara Warner Robert, 26 Foster Dr., Vernon. She was bora chain wlU hold a lamb sale handful of men accompanying HELUHANN MAYONNAISE ( Aug. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal d a rk on his initial journey quoting leg of lamb at 59 cents a GOID MEDAL FLOUR VEAL grandparents are ,Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Warner, Ridge­ might include representatives pound, shoulder lamb chop at 79 field, Conn. Her paternal grandmother U Mrs. Rose A. Rob­ service agencies like the public cents, rib lamb chop at 99 cents ert, Holyoke, Mass. She has a brother, Donald Jr., 31 montha. and loin lamb chop at |1.09. B B B B B health and housing agencies, the AAAERICA'S FAVORITE QUART JAR 5 9 ^ BAG Office of Bconomic Opportunity Other specials will be top or * ALL PURPOSE ENRICHED 5-u Sliced Bacon ^ 89* LEGS and Phllbrick, Kendra Joy, daughter of Keith Allen and and the Labor Department. bottom round roast at 89 cents a Helen B. Sleber Phllbrick. 6 Woodland 8t„ Rockville. She 49 waa bom Aug. 16 ait Rockville General Hospital. Her ma­ d a rk is the son of Associate pound, rump or top sirloin roast Supreme Court Justice Tom C. at 99 cents, sword fish steaks at CHOCOLATi, VANILLA ond DUPLIX mOH JN PROTIIN RUMPS ternal grandmother U Mrs. Minnie Sieber, Rockville. Her pa­ dark. A former assistant attor­ 89 cents and medium shrip at 89 ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra Milo Phllbrick, Elling­ ney general in charge of the cents. CRIAM Swordfish Steaks »59* ton. She haa two sUtera Melonle June, 6, and Pamela Jean, lands division, he becLne depu­ Shoppers also may expect u-oz 3. ty attorney general — the No. 3 many markets to feature beef Golden SANDWICH Cookies ii^y45* • R ed H e a rt chunks 6 CANS • • • • * post in the Justice Department chuck cuts this weekend. Wide­ Masanec, Jill Anne, daughter of Joeeph FraneU end HHalne Bennett Mazanec, 83 Skinner Rd.. Vernon. She waa — when Nicholas Katzenbach spread specials are probable on W H IT I o r C O L O R ID — Individually W rapped, P ailau ^ ad Procaif became attorney general. chuck steak, boneless chuck P IN A S T -- Baltar Raiultf For Yogr Laundry bom Aug. 17 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal Well-known to the President roasts, choppM chuck and stew grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Bennott, OrUwold- since childhood, the taU, laconic meat. Prices on these specials ^ HALF GAL C H C vllle. Maas. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Texan has served as a special probably will be 10 to 30 cents Harvey Kellyhouse, Qrlswoldvllle, Maas. assistant at the White House on less a pound than usual. Brookside sucED Cheese ^c59‘ : fabric Softener PLASTIC ITL 59' 2 loan from the Justice Depart­ Few specials are expected on MltcheU, MUphael Scott D, son of Michaol Scott and ment. When civil rights demon­ beef rib euid loin cuts through FA M IL Y S I Z I - WHITE or COLORED # PINAiT aiAR' or PINK Margeret Taylor Mitchell, 109 Whedon Rd., Syracuse, N.Y. strators marched in Alabama Labor Day but cold cuts and Summer Produce Speeids! He waa bom Aug. 20 at Crouse-Irvlng Hospital, Syracuse. last March, dark was sent to smoked hams should be widely c • f/mn food ^teeids! HU maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, bead the team of govemment featured. 1-PT 6 01 West Hartford. HU paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra observers on the scene. And A recent run on mackerel has Scott Napkins 49‘ • Liqiiid Betergent 2 BTLS Selim Mitchell, 65 Delmont St. HU patema^atemal greatgrand­ while he was present at other traced heavy amounts in mar­ "Yor" Garden — Sliced mother is Mrs. John Smith, Wethersfield. historic racial crises — Oxford, kets. Other fresh fish choices in­ “■Jj Miss., and Birmingham, A la.,_ clude bluefish, halibut, salmon Walsh, Timothy James and Thomas Owew twin1 sons of he is believed to be anxious to and swordfish. Among shellfish, E. Michael Jr. and Sandra McKenney Walsh, 138 Keeney St. avoid comparisons of his role supplies are plentiful. LETTUCE They were bom Aug. 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospltat STRAWBERRIES 39* Their maternal gfrandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Fred I-. Mo- then to his new assignment. Available in good supply for It is imderstood d ark was Kenney, 40 Mt. Nebo PI. Their paternal grandparents are 6 salads are Iceberg, boston and Mr. and Mrs. BJdward M. Walsh Sr., 138 Garth Rd. Their ehoscii to head the Los Angeles romalne lettuce, green onions task force for three reasons. maternal great-grandmother U Mra Fannie H. McKenney, and large and medium size dry 40 Mt. Nebo PI. Their paternal great-grrandmother U Mrs. One is Johnson's knowledge of onions, celery, endive and esca- MAXWELL HOUSE HuM S AkkI ICEBERG his ability. The second la that G A R D IN JIEADS Hannah Walsh, New Haven. They have a brother, Edward role, peppers, parsley, tomatoes $weet Peas 6 ^1^^ Michael Walsh HI, 9H months. the task force will be required speetAU and watercress. LARGE HEADS to coordinate several govem­ For cooked vegetable dishes Norton, Kliubcriee Ruth, daughter of Morrell S. and ment sexvices, and a repre­ there are snap beans, beets, car­ FINAST COFFEE Darlene Jack Norton, 64 Coleman Rd. She was bom Aug. sentative of a detached agency rots, sweet com, eggplant, pota­ 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal mvind- would be the best man to handle toes and swuash. ^ Johnson's 69c parents are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jack, West Hartford. Her that coordination. Finally, a top­ This is a good time of year WHITE, SUCED, ENRICHED Orange Juice JSSin 4 ^^ 89c paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Delwyn Norton, flight lawyer, the administra­ for a wide selecUcn of fresh 1-U CAN CORN NAYIVI YILLOW |2 FOR 2 V Klttery, Maine. Her maternal great-grandfather U Daniel tion felt, could deal best with fruits. Markets are heavily Jack. West Hartford. Her maternal great-grandmother U the delicate problem of m ak i^ stocked with cantaloupe, grapes, federal, state and elty agencies Mrs. Elizabeth Schultz, 26 Oloott Dr. Her paternal great­ Clapp favorite pears, peaeqes, EXTRA LARGE A lbeito vo-5 a!X'Tw'69c CALIFORNIA grandmother U Mrs. Rose Adams, Klttery, Maine. work In harmony, lums, nectarines, lemons, d ark , who came to Us office Chocolate Cake»<^“* »c'69c £Imes, mangoes and watermel­ GRAPES SIIDLISS 2 • 39* Fisher, Maurice Douglas, son of Donald Maurice and In prMawn hours of Aug. l4 on. Dorothy Botteron Fisher, 10 Colonial Dr.. Thompsonvllle. He and“ stayed...... through the we^end 'eok( WOODWRY was born Aug. 20 at Manchester Memorial Hoapltai. His ma­ to keep tabs on the riots — has RED PRESS SILENT 1-lb ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Botteron, kept UmseU fully informed BREAD CAMPBELLS 2 ’4fi89c NATIVE MOSCOW lAP) — Two weeks CARROTS Cellos A 7 67 Autumn St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. about the Los Angeles situation after announcements abroad Cake '^i“ 69c Maurice Fisher, 42 MadUon St. HU paternal great-grand­ ever alnoe. that the Soviet Union is buying 2 mother U Mrs. Agnes Morgan, 42 Madison St. He has a There was no immediate massive amounts of wheat the brother, Peter, 4; and two aUters, Barbara Lee, 7, and Doa- reaotioo frmn Oaliforaia Gov. Soviet press and radio have car­ TOMATO SOUP na Louise, 6 M|. Ekhnund Q. Brown or Los An- ried nothing on the purchases JohnsoR s'miM or?o 65c PEPPERS-K8L 2" 19* • • • • • eles Mayor Samuel W. Yort\ from Canada, Argentina and Pheipe, Thomea Andrew, son of Richard rhuieia and > the presence of a federal task 2 4 9 * Juice ^ ^ c France. 3 49 S Eileen Kramer Phelps, 103 Chambers St. He was bora Aug. The wrehases for delivery by 1 0 ^ CAN ^ 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grand­ the end of next July total more SA V K 9« parenU are Mr. and Mrs. C. RaymondRaymoi Kramer, World’# than eight million metric tons of NEW ENGLAND S LARGEST RETAILER OF FINE FOODS! ralr Marina, Flushingg Meadows, N.^N.Y. HU paUmal grand- ^ e a t . An official Soviet source parenU are Mr. I Mrs. Dudley F. Pbelpe, Port Washing- ton. N.Y. HU maternalenial great-graadmoUMiagreat-gr are Miu. II, INI a km (Mm I lw« MmMi OUr Obarlea Kramer, FTeeport,teport, hoaa lAMg IUland, N.T., and Unb Jamea Donnellan, Rye,e, M.T. HHe e has ^ two tarotkerA MloluuL the purchases from listening tit 6, «ad Petar, 314: u d a KalUeeu, 114. PAGE TWELVE BtANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1966 Section Two THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1965 iRanttifpfltpr EupninQ Hfrralli THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1966 Pagei 13 to 24 Swam for Half-Hour Top Steel Mediator SUMMER 8PB01Al.t Portable Typewriter Adjoetod 00 Teen-ager Rescues New Ribbon ▼ foTT Calls Joint Meeting Cleaned, OUed Vernon Older Folk Enjoy a Dajr on the Connecticut YALE PITTBBURaH, Pa. (AP) —< >beyond the oompromlaa point T ypewriter Eervioa Tot on Plastic Boat SM-49M The govemmant’s top msdiator om red," Cooper said. '• 4- / •; ; .. , - Abel, labeling the offer a IW KBVBRE, Mass. (AP) — 'i> Lifeguard Andrew Blslgnanl callad his first joint mtsUng "backward step." figured Ite James Manganlello, 19, battled launched a lifeboat but discov­ with stOsl nsgotlstors today aft­ worth at 87.9 cents an hour or ered vandals had broken eight 3.8 per cent of the $4.40 In wages ■ JHI-- I f" wind and tide In a half-hour er toe United Steelworkers Un­ f^ . seams In the bottom and it be­ ion rejseted an industry offer to and benefits steelworkers now swim to rescue CSiarles Jack- gan leaking fast. raise wsges and bensflts 40.6 average. son, 7, after a lifeguard In a Di Lorenzo swam back to the cents an hour over the next Abel laid the union wants 68 SWEATER MILL leaky boat and three other boat, climbed In and balled with three years. cents In an agreement retroac­ r.-l'- swimmers failed to reach the a plastic pall, "But still we were William E. Slmkln, director of tive to May 1, expiration date of , >; . boy adrift at sea in a toy plastic half In the water. It leaked so the Federal Mediation and Oon- too old contract. He said toe STORE OPEN , f r dinghy. badly," he said. clllatlon Service who Is trying Induatry wants toe contract to "I was never In trouble and I Manganlello’s brother, Ed­ for toe second Ume In four data from Sept. 1, expiration TO THE PUBLIO Just took my time," Manganlel- ward, 83, described by DILoren- months to hslp a’vsrt a nation­ date for an interim contract i . lo said after the rescue, "but zo as a "tremendous swim­ wide steel strike, invited negoU- that averted a strike May 1. I when I reached Charlie he mer," suffered a leg cramp and ators to an afternoon meeting. This accounts for part of the ROCKVILLE, Conn.—Now seemed more worried that he’d had to turn back. He was to meet separaMly difference In each side’s esti­ you can buy sweatera direct been a bad boy than that he Then It was up to James, a with both sides before. mate of toe industry’s package. . . . at the mill, where name­ ■ ' 5 . - might have drowned.” second-year, premedical student "The differences that now In an apparent reference to brand sweaters are manu­ ^■5 X The youngster’s grandmother, at Boston University. , exist between the two parties toe record 116- day strike of factured for the country’s Mr.s. Charles S. Savola, said she should not be minimised, but 1969, Abel said "toe Industry leading nationally advertised took him lo the beaCh Wednes­ "I never stopped t6 think enough time remains for settle­ has tested toe resolve of this brands. day and when she noticed him about whether I could make It,” ment before toe Sept. 1 dead­ union before. It should remem­ he .said. "There was no tUjje Roosevelt Mills salesroom, drifting she tried to swim after line," Slmkln said after the un­ ber that test." located on the ground floor him but became exhau.sled. A and If I had by then It would ion rejected Wednesday what have been a moot point any­ Both Abel and Cooler said of the factory, offers first friend, Edward DILorenso, 32, | toe Industry called Its "last their demands were In line with quality cla ss ic sweater took up the chase. way.” ! ditch effort to avert a steel He put on rubber fins and. guidelines suggested In May by styles, designers original "I’d make 10 yards and he’d strike." the President’s Council of Eco­ samples, smd select^ mill go out 16. It’s awful when you reached the boy about a quar-1 If no settlement Is reached, Fv: i ter-mlle off shore. H# said he nomic Adidsers. The council irregulen of famous name see someone at your fingertips 460,000 workers can strike toe said in a report ordered by brands \ . . at prices we be­ and you can’t reach him. Oh, calmed Charlie, turned him ’ nation’s mills at midnight Tues­ around and began pushing him Johnson that steel companies lieve impossible to match niy God, I felt, this is awful, I day, shutting off 80 per cent of could raise wages by 8 per cent for comparable quality. slowly back towai4 the stift- steel output. have to leave him." without Increasing prices. Come In and brow se Pulled farther and farther struggling lifeboat. The union rejection came aft­ Johnson repeated his plea But when they reached It, the er President Johnson reminded through a breathtaking se­ from shore, the boy shouted, Wednesday for price stability, lection of more than M,000 "Save me, please, ^ d le don’t men dared not transfer the boy. both sides In a nationally telev­ but his reference to Viet Nam "I was afraid to touch the kid sweaters In Pure Wool, Al­ leave?” Aerial view of blast riddled du Pont synthetic, rubber plant ised news conference that toe gave rise to speculation that he in the boat because it was In country was at war In Viet Nam paca, Mohair, Orion, Acrtlan, A ------^------might invoke toe Taft-Hartley Antron, Shetland, and full- better shape than our own,” Di- and he expected "full and com­ law If there is a strike. Lorenzo said. state police and a number of plete responsibility.” An Industry source said, how­ fashioned Fur-Blends. Save So Manganiello pushed him to Jefferson County police. I. W. Abel, Steelworkers pres­ ever, that this was doubtful now 60% on Hand-Loomed bolky FOR shore aboard the toy dinghy. The area Was evacuated for ident, estimated toe Industry because steel inventories have cable cardigans. Search on for Bodies fear that A storage tank contain­ package at less than 40 cents been built to toe 60-day level Now ready for school and IKE^' MOPE ACCEPT ing about 300,000 pounds of ex­ and said 16 cents separates toe and there would be no Immedi­ campus, famous "Sturbrldge Cosmetics SENECA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) plosive material tilso would go two sides. ate shortage. Village” classic heatheNtone — Former President Dwight D. off. Gas was burning on a vent Chief Industry negotiator R. coordinates. Matching skirts, Eisenhower and. comedian Bob After DuPont Blasts atop toe tank. Conrad Cooper said toe package sweaters, slacks, and blouses ITS Hope have accepted-tnvltatlons Officials thought the danger of would have increased employ­ Old Settler, New Job at 30% below regular retail. Boarding the Ddly Madison in Hartford last week, about 100 senior citizens set out to enjoy a river cruise sponsored by the Vernon ment costs by 3 per cent a year. to attend ground-breaking cere­ LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) —'^'includes five other large chemi­ new explosions had passed and, Remember, you always Recreation Department. The river boat left its landing about 9:30 a.m. and turned south, visiting (below) . . . monies for Eisenhower College for toe first time since mid- It inciqded wage hikes of 10 to LONDON — Bismuth, a metal save when you buy direct, ------^ While National Guardsmen pa­ cal works, an aluminum plant that helps settle toe stomach, Liggetfs Sept. 21 in this Seneca County and a generating station for moming, moved a large number 21 cents an hour In toe first year at the mill. Open dally till village. trolled the area to prevent loot­ of firemen and Du, Pont em­ and 6 cents In toe third year, now is used as a catalyst In 6:30, Friday nights till 9:00 electricity. making acrylic fibers. ’The lead Photos Missing At The Parkade The college * le scheduled to ing of abandoned homes near ployes into the plant to fight the plus improvements in pensions .m. Roosevelt Mills, 215 E. open its doors'to the first 300 “ We had hoped earlier in the and insurance. by-product’s cost has grown to Louisville’s "Rubbettown" in­ day that these men left the main fire and search for bodies. aln St., Rockville, Conn. MANCHESTER students in 1967. Its charter dustrial complex, flames contin­ It was then that toe final huge "The companies cannot go about $3 a pound. From Gallery campaign recently pused a area,” A. T. Tollefsen, employe ued licking at an explo-sion-shat- relations superintendent at toe blast of toe day went off. million dollars. tered poKion of the Du Pont plant, said, “ but we were close "A piece of machinery in toe Of Town Heads plant today. enough to observe six bodies fire all day evidently just got Firefighting equipment was hot enough to explode,” an offi­ to Hartford, where it passed under the shadow of Constitution Plaza and before the last explosion drove A mystery exists In toe Muni­ Founders Bridge, before turning south once again to dock (below) . . . pulled back during the night. A us out.” cial said. W. G. GLENNEY cipal Building Hearing Room group of volunteer firemen and The final explosion, about 5;4S Shively policeman John Mil­ which has defied solution by county officials will make an­ p.m., sent a huge ball of fire liner, 31, said, ” We were under­ anyone In official town circles — other try this morning to recov­ into the sky. neath It all unpacking bodies two missing photographs. er bodies from the plant. A res­ Black smoke drifted over from toe morning blasts. Then On toe wall behind the board cue attempt Wednesday night downtown LouisvUle, about five concussion. We started running, table are eight photographs, of was stopped by unexpected new miles away, throughout toe day. but fell flat.” the directors seated from 1960 blasts. The fire started with toe first Shively Fire Chief Bernard NEW 8NIPMENT JUST ARRIVED through 1964, but there are no Ten men are missing and explosion about 9:20 a.m., when, Watoen, 40, said he “ had just photographs of toe first board LEASE feared dead from the 26 explo­ officials said, about 850 people picked up a body when there under toe town’s 1947 charter, A CAR FROM PAUL DODGE PONTIAC sions in the section of the plant were in toe plant. was a big flash and a deafening nor of toe second, seated in where Neoprene — a synthetic The injured included 11 volun­ noise. I lost my hat in all the PRE-FINISHED November of 1948. rubber — has been produced teer firemen. Eight Du Pont confusion.” General Manager Richard ALL MAKES since 1942. Hospitals treated at employes were hospitalized, two All persons were removed Martin, who was on the first least 35 persons. in critical condition. fro.,1 the plant except about 160 board doesn’t have the answer, Company officials said the S. W. Buckel, a maintenance security personnel and em­ nor does present director Harold ALL MODELS damage will run from $6 million engineer who was about 200 feet ployes trying to restore power A. ’Turklngton, also an original to $10 million. The explosions from toe first explosion, said. “ I to water pumps to fight toe fire. PLYWOOD PANELING member. were centered in the area where saw smoke flying in toe air, a The storage tanka are more And so, while more recent di­ USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR monovlnylacetylene, a form of flash — It was about five stories them 300 yards from the main rectors can be identified easily, acetylene with explosive quali­ high — and. then toe building fire auRt-blast area. those who guided the ^ w u ties', Is "iised In' making Neo­ shook ttke hen. I was Idbklng torougk"4ts first time SRpert- LEASrN© ftAN " right at it. Du Pont officials declined to prene. speculate on the cause qf toe mental years, under toe 1947 ~r- -'-qRir^Red C nm aaid it > iiad "IB « - ' of $92,900 on Aug. 19. mdnth and will be completed In Other bidders were H. L. Yon Consequently, the revalua­ time to be used for the Oct. 1, tion contract specifies that the Oo. of PhlladelphlB, $99,300; Wil­ 1966 Grand List, toe basis for at the landing, where Vernon recreation director Donald Berger watched as th« This summer... liam J. Richards Co. Inc. of United Appraisal C6., will be the 1967-68 fiscal tax. paid $36,000 by June 30, 1966, guests disembarked for a bus ride home. (Herald photos by Saternis.) \ Cornwall. N.Y., $116,200; and State law requires that towns lake the furnace J. M. Clemensahw of Cleve­ and the balance In three In­ revaluate toelr real and person­ stallments, on Sept. 30, 1966; out of yom atUc with land, $119,800. al property lists at least every Dec. 31, 1966; and March 31, General Manager Richard ten years. to! Martin, in announcing toe con- 1967; all subject to an appty- ton,” directed by Fred T. Blish tratt award, said that the low In 1966, the last time local priatlon to be made In next III. property was revaluated, ap­ A. William Astley Is director VENTILArOR bidder was bypassed because of year’s budget. its limited experience in Con­ proximately $36 million, or of the final offering, "Under Ei$y to instill, low eoil, necticut and because Its head­ about 36 per cent, was added Mllkwood.” by Welsh play­ to the town’s Grand List. The wright Dylan Thomas. automatic. Built for a quarters Is In another state. Ray Burge United Appraisal, on toe other town’s tax rate dropped from Show Case Opens Beverly and Lee Burton ■will m COAT lifatime. Pulls out present two dance divertisse­ ACRYLIC LATDC supsflMatsd trapped WINDOW Season for LTM ments, concluding the pro­ Mary Carter Dealer attic air. Kaepi SHUnERS gram. Reminds You That: lOCSE FilRT living areas lU f woodetfiil hsadA*Taii • . • • n«w The program will Include most pleasant fellows In town . . . and foods, the freshest ever boxed—see QUALITY—THB BEST ECONOMY OF ALL STORn HOURS member-directors, and a group Fr«Mri|»tlan rotord $y«tom to M r yovg Th* lyttom r m Ii m ovaUaMa to ytWi of dance . divertissements by gospel music and song by mu­ •moot otKor thinfi, qualify for Poitorai •t aHy Ni m i • tomflato rocofil of yovr Fanny Fanner candy is certainly one Monday and Tuesday Open till fl P.M, sical groups In several area Incama Tm Mwcttofit and iowfama •riflKal F^McrlptloM «n4l ppMcrlpttoii your friend, at Pine Pharmacy. NO LIMIT the drama group's ehoreogra- tlalmflJ OpoBTOursday and Friday Evenings A Brand new, fully equipped cars ready to go. phers. Players In the presenta­ churches. There will also be a rofUli. FtooffcwMrvfcaafforiyMPitiiMMlk .FREE, Closed Wednesdays general hymn sing. 4t liia iRDivy $opv1$$6 aEofoil ^E$ of the most pleasant treats you can You’ll find it’s handier thari ever to tions are members of toe adult •k Reasonable rates. group, the teen-age apprentices A committee In charge of ar- find anywhere. stop while you shop to pick up the MANCHESTER and thb Ohlldren's Theatre rangernenta for toe concert In­ s n YOUP MARY CABHRPAINI ’.Pl IAll’.l SHOP k Full inauranee coverage. cludes Mias Pamelyn Fttsslm- Wing. I, mons. Miss Linda Kolenda, Da­ , So now, when you want the candy family’s favorite candy. FOR ALL rOUR PAINTINtj NKD‘. The program will open with k Large discount if jour car is In our sIm v for vid H. BIsney, David R w r , |W.G!GLEIiNEY FRIDAYS a cutting from "A Mld-Sum- Alton J. Munsle and the Rev. that’s out-of-the-ordinary—the candy 6 4 9 - 5 2 5 3 r e p u te . mer N l^ t's Dream" by Wil­ ARTHURS 460 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Kenneth L Gustafson. CO. TO liam Shakespeare. Mrs. Millard ■Vocal quartets Include "The The Drug Store That Saves You Money! North of Post ONleo Rowley ■will direct this offering. Keystones” of Binghamton, TEL. 643-0623 8:30 P.M. MORIARTY BROTHERS Members of the cast are frqm N.Y.; and “The King’s Key­ 942 MAIN ST. 40 MAIN ST. 3 3 6 the teen-age Apprentlcea Md notes” of Rockaway, N.J. MANCHESTER, CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN, OPEN DAIUY 9-5:30— THURS. TILL 9 P.M. sot ijjuvnut 8TRBBX — TBL. earjiias the Children's Theatre Wing. These are two groups of young TEL. 643*1605 TEL. 876*926$ PINE PHARMACY NORTH MAIN STREn 10 UNION STREET— ROCKVILLE, CONN. The ahow will continue with people currently touring New LBA81N0 PLANS FOR AIX ItW BCAIUDS * MODBL8 Closed All Day Wed. Daring August Phones: Thornton Wilder’s most fa­ Bngland and presenting gospel Froa DellTwy • Oiarge Aeeoanto U 4 C IN TM ST. — TEL A49-9814 ELLINGTON GLASTONBURY mous one-act play, "The Happy concerts In churches of various Manchester 643*0890—Rockville 875*2534 Journey to Camden and Tren­ BUILDING MATERIAJi—LUMBER—FUEL

A. U i 9AQ E FOURTEEN MANCUliaTER EVENINCi HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1966 MAIjlCHESTBR BVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 26,' 1966 PAGE FIFTEBR wife what her huaband tooug^t about tha Gypsy Still Bwered; ’He aald he dldn Nuns May Quit Order, From Your Neighbor's Kitchen whether to kiss me or flush ma. Bleep. Bleep." , . Gets Looks G y W s natural ter TV BT DORIS PEIDING chatter. She’s glib Keep Animal Shelter C. Roy Meador of Overbrook amaaing command of tha Eng- Dr., Vemon, had hU recipe for With Pinups Itah languge. She ^ a wf*‘ **" Bradlees Scailope Remlok ^loeen am one many ba3-»40) Newa, Cusker to have all town insur­ lak has directed at Mount South­ 8:46 (30) Peter Jennings—Ne'wa Sports. Weather ance reinstated and a joint ington Theatre and was resi­ performance in the Hotel Show 7:00 ( 3) Wyatt Earn (IS) For Adults Only meeting scheduled with the in­ dent designer end costumer. and the grand salon award. (3 0 ^ ) News, Weather 11:16 (19-30) Tonight Show (C) He has completed three (24) What’s New? (30) ABC Nightlife surance men. ’The insurance waa Both the initial production di­ (30) Mr. District Attorney (40) Gemini Special reinstated and sdl advlso^ board rected by Sadlak, Gypsy, and courses in management training (18) Subecrlption TV ( 8) GT-6 Ooverww) members were present last the costumes for all productions given by the Statler-Hitton Ho­ (10) Wanted 11:30 ( 3) M o v l e ^ ^ ^ tels and haa a diploma from the 7:16 (30) Sports (Camera (13) Movie night have been well received. (23) Square Dance Party (30) Gemini Report Wine Institute of America. (40) Peter Jennings—News LT.WOOD In a three-page report, the Sadlak returns to Washington 11:90 Tonight Show (O His hobbies are painting and 7:80 (10-2230) Daniel B ^ e 11:46 ( 8) Moine mrnm advisory board noted that “The in September to complete his (24) Die French Chef Insurance Board through a mis­ triple major program in design, playing golf and ice carving, (40) M)erv Orlffln Show and he instructs tMs art. He is LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET THIS COUPON WORTH understanding has proceeded as direction, and playwriting. SEE SATCRDAirS TV WEEK FOB OOBCFLETE U8T1NO “ ‘ " ’ O'* rapidly as possible to effect the Hospital Notes married and tiis father of five FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT cheapest and most secure Admitted Tuesday: Wihna children. changeover from the former city Sokolcski, 2 Regan St 2 0 * o i f g tg H L 20*of( and town insurance program to Admitted Wednesday: Clar­ Radio that of the consolidated Town ence Neff, 107 Grand Ave.; Cargoes Under Sail ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED— c f 'Vemon.” Doris Brown, Windsorville Rd.; ■...... r (TMs Usting Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or IS NOT PREPACKAGED I #r MT8 pMlW itl ( vHh I I $r MT9 pw tIiNt tewofii Miy phg. The insurance report noted Ridiard Bean, Old Stafford Rd., Toronto — Hie present era mtamte length. Some stntltfis onrry ether e&ort newscasts.) that such action would save the Tolland; Mark Finnegan, U of international aMpplng on the WDBC—isee 10:20 DUJ 13 town about $8,000. George Dr.; Marilyn Bates, Great Lakes }s the aecond. 6:00 Long John Wads 12:00 News Mason reported that, during Somers. Sailing ships served Lakes and 8:00 Dick Robinson 12:16 Sign Off 1:06 News, Sign Off wnc—ine the consolidation of the town’s Births Tuesday: A da’ugh- foreign ports beginning in 6:00 Afternoon Edition Insurance, there would be no ter to Mr. and Mrs. Andre 1844, 'When a (Canadian sMp, the 6:00 Hartford Highlights 6:00 News, Sports, Weath^ 5 lbs. SUGAR 100 TEA BAGS "lapse In coverage.” Pothier, Melrose. Pacific,.'cleared Toronto with a 7:00 News 6:.38 Light 'n Lively SH^olb'^E BEEF COMBO 8:00 OesUght 6:46 Blue of Ervenhig Representatives agreed with Births yesterday: A daughter cargo of wheat for Liverpool. 13:00 Quiet Hours 7:05 Conversation Piece the action, once the report was to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abom, wiNF—me 7:30 Chet Huntley CHUCK STEAKS Hsj^irt 18-H presented. However, members KENYA LOAN OK'D 6:00 News. Weather 7:30 News 3 Esther Ave.; a daughter to 6:15 Dlsl 12 7:50 OongreeslonaJ Report were concerned that one of Mr. Bind Mra. David Hhiman. WASHmOTON (AP) — A 6:46 Johnny Bgan—Sports 8:10 Pope Conceit CLUB STEAKS Sbop their directives, putting the Hartford; twin boys U> Mr. and loan of $660,000 to help build 6:00 News, Weather 9:10 Nlghtbeot Shop town’s insurance out for bid, facilities to double tha enroll­ 6:46 Lowell ’Diomas 11:00 News lb Mrs. William Kauffman, SO El­ 7:00 World ’Tonight 11:16 Sports Final CHUCK RQAST was being Ig^iored. lington Ave.; a daughter to Mr. ment in Kenya Polytechnic In­ 7:16 Frank Gifford—Sports 11:30 Art Johnson MAson noted that it would be and Mrs. Norman Nicholson, 90 stitute, NairoM, haa been an- 7:30 Harry Reasoner WPOP—1 4 » 8:00 News 6:00 Georgle Brewer virtually impossible to put the Talcott Ave. ncRmced by the U.S. Agency for 8:16 Dial 12 CHUCK HAMBURG Insurance out for bid at this International Development. 7:00 Ken Orlffln Discharged Tuesday; Mrs. 10:06 Oomment 12:00 Stan Douglas AVERAGE WEIGHT 45 to 50 LBS. C S t l H i l t h is COUPON WORTH THIS COUPOH WORTH time. "W e still do not have all Roberta Trapp and daughter, ^ ______Be a regular shopper., of the specifications for a bid,” Stafford Springs; Mrs. Esther Mason said. "And it will take Naumec and son, 52 EHllngton EXTRA LEAN — FRESHLY GROUND Insurance companies at least Ave.; Mra. Hattie Brown, 90 W w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w W w w W W W W W W W W t First Prize SPECIAL ^ ■ iL 20*off 2 0 * o f f J l H I NOT PRE-PACKAGED two months to submit a bid, Prospect St.; Down Ballasy, El- see how savings add up once they receive the si>eciflca- MOTHER GOOSE LIVERWURST tlons.” ingUm; Mrs. Hilda Bentley and daughter, Wapplng; Ron­ BAR-B-CUE LOAF He added that, if a bid was wUh t l tr MSN pwubsN Hwank Miy b m i ald Johndrow, Eaton Rd., Tol­ C hoiaoL TybudA J j o j v j l JELLIED CORNED BEEF CHUM CROIIHD with mmipricinq J ■ought now, the town would re­ land; Lee ’Tingley, 10 Cottage ceive no savings. This Weekend, Your Best Buy Is Mason added that it is his St.; Sherwood Abom, 9 Esther desire to buy the consolidated Ave. Lb. 89c insurance program for the Discharged yesterday: Henry U. S. CHOICE 7 9 i 1 lb. COFFEE 1 lb. BUHER town for only ten months, and McDermott, 146 Prospect St.; that the new policies would ex­ George Devlin, Elm St.; Miss FOB OUIDOOB COOKING M y sas tW N " MaaVva pire on June'30, 1B66. Stella Taylor, 128 Union St.; DELICIOUS PENOBSCOT — GRADE "A** par MsMty * * • • • * 78-29’ , "In this way,” Mason said, Mrs. Sylvia Bousselet and "the town’s Insurance will l a ^ daughter, 46 Village S t Lamb Legs at the end of our fiscal year.” FRESH FOWL "We will have our specifica­ 'The Herold’a Vernon barena STEAKETTES tions ready by June 30,” Mason Is at 88 Park S t, RockvUle, said, "and you (the board of P.O. Box 827, telephone 876- (T( representatives) will decide on 8186 or 648-2711. the bids we receive.” 8 0 L 3 9 1 Mason added, in response to THIS COUPON WORTH a question, that the board of DELICATESSEN P'^PAHTBIENT representatives will decide Libraries Given which Insurance companies will be asked to bid. Grant for Books FANCY SHORT SHANK MUCKE’S - WEST PRIZE 2 0 * o f f OonfUct Charged FANCY, CUT-UP CLIP THESE COUPONS o During the board’s discussion The town Ubrariea have re­ SMOKED SHOULDERS FRANKFURTS and COLD CUTS wM tl if otra pirahssi t9war4i of the Insurance problem earlier ceived. a federal grant allcAv- 4 to 6 Lb. Averagre. Lb. ^ 46 VARIETIES—SLICED TO ORDER this month, Rep. Thomas Wolff Ing them to purchase valuable NATIVE FOWL 39c g e t * 1 j0 0 in total savings SWIFT'S PREMIUM led a fight to direct that the In­ reference books that they other­ <1 to a Customer) Potato Salad with Egg — Cola Slow — MocoronI Solad surance advisory board with­ wise might not have been ah]e draw its initial cancellation and to afford, aaya Mary CSieny Li­ on these 5 items alone! •onsoUdation of the town’s in­ brarian Mias Anna Prench. FROZEN, CUBED surance policies which was FANCY "SWEET UFIT ” liynfc»?iwwHlill.$.eAdiole. i. n i . . 4 I w I, s psuHry, I lb. BACON Oddly enough the money, made offectlve Aug. 1. $1,861, waa originally for the Real cash savings to de­ In referring back to the dls- a a t n l w a ^ voflotoblat. Sava up to 20% oud isfy MM construction of Ubrariea. But BACON Lb. 89c VEAL CUTLETS u. 79c ptr n a lly kmimH tl-N susslon, Thomas Carruthen, a when the admlniatratora of the light every homemaker! StopiShop representaUve and Republloen money saw that It wasn't all Town Chairman, accused Wolff going to be used, they decided FANCY. "THREE DIAMOND BRAND" FANCY, "THREE DIAMOND BRAND” • last night of a conflict of In­ to shift It to reference books. > W k m m m terest. KING CRABMEAT SOLID WHITE The amount the town receives T*A Oz. C a n T 7 C A "Tour voting on the matter," is baaed on the amoimt it spent TUNA IN OIL 3 c u » 9 9 c Bradlees Oarruthers told Wolff, "was a for reference books in 1964-66. • ■aafUct of interest because you Mias French said Ubra^y rMer- U. S. Number 1, 10 Lb. Bag NEW I FANCY, BWim, 4U1CY bold som e of the town's insur- ance allotments were auffleltnt POODS MMS.** to match the federal odndltlcns, Wolff replied that his com­ wMch are $2 town money tor POTATOES 39c PEACHES 3 l,. 39e SM^A.a jg S P COWTA'NWt EOS YOUE missions for town insurance every $1 federal. during the past t-wo months was Although the money is now in about $20. « the town’s general fund the li­ IF YOU UKE THE REST GIVE US A TEST ’tMr. Carruthers was right,” brary haa already spent the W olff said. '1 should not have money in anticipation of Hs HIGHLAND PARK MARKET 51 IISSEU ST. REAR OF ICE PUNT ' 443-8424 voted. But I fe d the oommis- being' appropriated. The di­ ■toos I reoeived w ^ not o t rectors are expected to ap­ 317 HlfMoMl SIh MpBcheifwr, Cong. Phoga 443-427t YOU SAVE PENNIES PER ITEM..DOLLARS PER WEEK AND HUNDREDS PER YEAR WITH m m i p riC in Q . -YOU TRY IT! propriate the Amdi to the Utesty FLINTY OF FREE PARKING SFACI Am ong th e io im ’i kHuraaoe, at nalr naxt msaUnf. 1 O M

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 26. 1966 PAGE SEVENTEEN Hollywood PAOB SEm&BM MAKCH^jftteR EVENINQ BtJUtJ). JlANfflESTEt. CONN., THtRaPAY, AUGUST 26, 1968 POPULAR'S SECOND BIG WEEK OF B o h o n Year Marks Rhythm Riders Big Change Tally A^rd^ For Julie $ T ht Rhythm Rldtrs an or-' $ fanUatlon of riding enthuflasta HONOLULU (AP) — What a who are members of the Etolton dlfferanca a year makes In the 4-H Club, have begun to'tally Ufe of a girl, it the girl h^ipene up their awards for the season. to be Julie Andrewa. July saw the club take a A year ago the wae floating In rlety of prises at the Tri-T—S tate Law 4-H Mcnuitain Riders show in lb. house. With her elfin face and MIDDLE Somers. lyrical voice, she is a delight to Diane Zeppa scored at both watch and listen to. TURNPIKE E. shows, taking firsts In Jumping, "Yes, I sometimes look back and in horsemanship over fondly on those daya a year MANCHESTER fences and sixth In working They Call Them Bookworms ago,’'^ ahe reflected. "I felt as If hunter at the Metacomet show, ' >■ U.S.D.A. CHOICE X were leading a kind of secret with a third In Julnping at the The vacation reading Mubs a t the West Side and Whiton Library branches ended yesterday Ufe ae I went about town unno­ WAYBEST FRESH NATIVE Somers shoW. with a party and the awarding of certificates for those youngsters who completed the pro­ ticed. The sense of conspiracy At the Metacomet show, gram of "Exploring Space." Amvs. Mary. Sloan, left, who read 35 books; Theresa Leorio- BONELESS CHUCK was delicious." Anne Gauthier won sixth in wlci, who read 56 books; and Diane Bolduc, who also road 35, look like they're ready to. start And now? FroMn Feed Deilcv Doy Speeld igli.sh pleasure, and fourth In reading some more. Eight-year-old Melina Copel also in the West Bide club topped them all "Well, I’m not as free as I iglish command and hunt seat in reading avidity. She read 84 books this summer. Whiton did not keep track of the num­ used to be, no. It's not possible rsemanshlp. ber of Ixwks read but 34 children finished the program and that represents a lot of read­ f ing. (Herald photo by Oflara.) to do some of the things I took P A . K O O I (1 A ‘ 4|i POT ROAST for granted before. Like shop- Chicken Legs Registrars’ Conference g. It's difficult for me to go Mrs. Mary Morgan, Democrat a shop and look through the registrar of voters, attended a rdresses. LEM O N ADE J 2 1 Second Congres.slonal District "The trouble le not so much registrar's conference at Ocean Norwalk Protests Budget Sum with tha first person who recog' Beach Park, New London, Aug, nisee me. It’s what happens aft­ 24. 5 9 ! erward. Tha word gets around < The registrars studied recent and. all of a sudden there 1s a civil rights regulations and pro­ Alloted Its Community College' large crowd around me. 'Ihat CAMPBELL'S cedures for updating registry ------. - ______■ . 4 ' sort of thing I find difficult to lists in preparation for elections. R«g. N 0 r W a C orortiunity^^ Theodore Powell. the.o suggest siUf t- LONDON BROIL O O C She seldom dines out; Instead, at Sheppard AFB, Tex., as a ing funds witmu uie u>tal bud­ she entertains fellow workers POPULARKUKULAR P-ANCYFANCY HAWAIIAN j h walk representative. to the reached, as', t9 Just who needs smd visitors at her home. At­ U.S. Air Force accounting and bow much i^ney. ge.^ emier irari> coiiege to col­ lb 46 Oz. fiflance specialist. State Board for ^gfoihAl ' . Two Budgets lege or ii'om ncxi year to tuis. tending a movie can be a hazard. I^rman Brocketto, a 1963 89 An aide arranged for her and CHICKEN Community (^eges walk­ ' Referring to the fact that iuaiiy based a siuit oi lunus STEAK CsiM graduate of Manchester IBgh Noirwalk.had submitted two dlf- ori tue possidiuky of geitliig Chris to see “What’s New, Pus School, recently completed basic ed out of a board meeting eycat?" by using the side door PINEAPPLEPINEAP JUICE 4 in protest against an “on- f ^ n t 'triidgets in the past (•lore ino4iey troia the icgisla- military training at Lackland gionth,. Dr. Powell .said, "It is luve next year, 'me leg.siacure U.S.D.A. CHOICE of the theater. BREASTS AFB, Tex. just” share of money. ham .tor me to evaluate Nor­ uas aireauy appiopna^ea Don’t get the idea that Julie is The airman attended Hsut- ■‘I (kniM very much If Nor-, walk - Community College's uiuiiua lur Ui,i complaining. That’s not the An­ POPULAR ENRICHED ford Institute of Accounting.' walk Community College will needs-on^' Um basis of the con­ .uoui Airs, i^ui'u and Dr. Pow> drews style. 1 Lb. Little League Baaquet want to be In the state system flicting. Uifovfnatlon received." eii oujeCkSd to any requests ror During the filming of "Hawa­ The annuel Little Lieagtie if uie allocation Is that amount," The board saw the second iiiore money on u ie. uasis Uiat GROUND £^oc ii” she has: Spent day after day L o sv sf - 5 9 < basdball banquet will be Sun­ said the reptresentatlve. Max budget for the first time last tne commission I'or m gner aou- aboard a wave-tossed ship; ris­ day at 12:30 p.m. at the Rose- Lepofsky, the former chairman lb en at 6:30 to spend the day on WHITE BREAD night. It was for almost {140,- caiion was most iirm m siaung the blistering sand of Makua 6 mount Grove In Bolton. All of the Norwalk college's citizens 000 more than the budget used that' uie bocMrd. stay wumn it s 69 members of the Little League, advisory council. CHUCK Beach; worked from dusk to TOP QUALITY by the budget committee -In a^^supi'^ationi:' together with their famines and The board voted to allocate preparing the allocation earlier ueo.ues Dr, Powell's meeting dawn during a week of village- friends, are invited. {266,692 to Norwalk, {163,730 this month. wiut tne tnree deans other ac­ burping scenes; endured COTT — ALL FLAVORS Father Robert W. Cronin, to Manchester Community Col­ Lepofaky explained the dif­ tions were tanen m repiy ui jue- production crisis In which I f O t pastor of St. Maurice Church, director George Roy Hill was c lege, and {178,000 to the not ference by saying that the pOtoi.y s waiAout. ' briefly replaced; been beset by will say grace and T. J. Crock­ yet opened Northwest Con earlier budget was based on a 1 ne board look up Dr. U.S.D.A. CHOICE Csns Chuck Roast ett will be master of cere- nectlcut Clommunlty College in I town-owned college while this Powell's suggestion that il coin- a myriad of mothers pushing 43 Lb. nfonies. Winsted. The allocations are second one was based on the •nunicute wnn Uie norw au forward their children to shake CANNED SODA Trophies will be presented to for opuerating expenses for the ^ state owning the college. hands with "Mary Popplns.” 12 10 TO 14-POUND AVERAGE tioaru 0i education "as anotiier three teams, Ansaldi, MAM Oil, Her co-workers have yet to colleges in 1965-66. Lepofsky could not explain Oitaimei iiiat niignl create CHUCK ROAST see Julie vary from her sprlght and Crockett Agency. Mrs. Later in the five-hour meet­ why Norwalk 'had not submit­ ■Sinoother saiimg." NAPIER BRAND ted a' budget reflecting state ly good humor. 1 Lb. Donald Tedford and her daugh­ ing held at the Shoreham Motor H. motion Wito also passed re- Missing from the scene is her c ter, Diane, will be at the door Hotel, Hartford, the board urged ownership before: he attribut­ queaung tne ivianagcieni nn- ed it to a ml.sunderstanding. husband, Tony Walton, who is Cant Hen Turkeys with tickets to receive dona­ "prompt favorable action" by baseball members with Tuitions Set acceptancg.of tn e ’Odiiege s into year the situation will be im­ 4 6 Oz. stay within the {266,000 budg­ tne state system, these con- uniforms belonging to the Jar­ The board further defined and et even if enrollment rose. proved," Julie remarked. “It is vis team are being reminded to set tuition for part-Ume or ex­ oitions were miposeu on imui- a bit difficult to keep in touch Cam Lepofsky answered that Nor­ cnesier: return them as soon as pos­ tension students: An extension walk's representatives to that STATE BRAND by phone. And the otlier day we HAW AIIAN Punch 3 Ground Chuck69i sible to Barry Wagner, Carpen­ student is one who takes less earlier budget meeting didn't I, The presentation by the had a call that cost $800. Yes, 1 ter Rd. than 12 credit hours per semes­ really understand the operation govemmg'autiiority Or eacn cot- do hope the situation will be Im­ Voter-Making Session ter and will be charged $17.60 of the college. iCgC of an educational program proved.” TASTY SMOKED There will be a voter-making per credit hour, but not to ex­ And Mrs. Katherine Bourn, tor 1966-66 wiuiiii me ni»i._ o. MUELLER'S ELBOW MACARONI AND session at the town offices Sat­ ceed $60 per semester plus fees. board chairman, replied, "Why to6 budget voted by the state butter-6 9 1 Lb. urday from 9 a.m. to 1 pjn. A library fee of $10 a year not send someone who kn*w?" Boapd./ c Mandieater Evening Herold for full-time students and $6 for To which Lepofsky retorted, 2. TUAt th^ Manchester board Poet’s Corner Pkgs. Lb. Bolton subatltute correspondent, part • time students was es­ "They made a mistake. Do you of education offer a lease agree- BUMBLE BEE SPAGHETTI 5 Shoulders 49 Hope Onmske, teL 64^264. tablished for two years. Man­ waint to penalize them now?” .ment for use of Manchester chester Community College does The reality of a Norwalk High School facilities for col­ Highly Advertised not now make such a charge. budget almost twice as large lege purposes tor a five-year Some folks "swear by Colgate,' LINCOLN BRAND ' 40% Wait on Table In both these actions the philo­ as its 1964-65 budget prompted perioa, subject only to payment SO LID PACK 3 While others brush with Quart sophy of low college costs pre­ several board memberb to ques­ of hctUal c ^ t of eddltlonal cue- 7 oz. cans "Gleem”: ? NEW YORK — The food ser- vailed over the practical budg­ tion details. tpdial and telephone servtces re­ Still others now have passed the Bottlsi BOLOGNA VEAL LOAF ^ce Industry estimates that etary difficulties facing the Lepofsky maintained, how­ quited'for dpllege operatlona. W H ITE MEAT brush. ^o-flfths of Its employes are boam. ever, that Just because the So they Just soak em clean. APPLE JUICE 5 OR LIVERWURST waiters or waitresses. About All of these rates set by the state owned the college instead 8. Trifit title to the land and CAPITOL FARMS wiuUnga occupied by the for- a0,000 to 26,(XXI new people will board will apply to each col­ of the town, the college would Some drink beer as a habit, NEPCO BRAND SLICED ie t such jobs each year between lege once it comes' under state lose at least {60,000 In Income. mbr.' Nfite' InetaHation be trans-; ferred. to. the State Board of 'While others drink for ftm; lY THE PIECE 5 9 ‘ 5 9 * . aow and 1970. control. A $1(X1 a year tuition Free School Use TUNA Still others they just skip it, Rjytonal 6omtou»ity CoUegea 95 t ------^------charge for full-time students Although Norwalk Commun­ As they'd drink less than one. ’’they are demandfaig’' dlHolu- was set last month. ity College hEis long claimed to ainfUkr comuttene jvere alaoalso 50 E)(TRA STAMPS JOHNSON KLEAR tlon of the National Aaaembly Just before Lepofsky walked be self supporting, Lepofsky ad-, aet for- Winstedited andand' Norwalk " and new elections, claiming that SWEBT LIFE Some women uee "AH" and out he proposed a motion to add mitted last night that it in ef-. and this conditionitton waeiwas sst for all "Ajax", the treaty was Illegally ratified $1(X>,0(X) td Norwalk's alloCatidn feet was subsidized by the board three:T he goventowoventow' '^ard of 1 lb. iC t month. All opposlUon.depu­ While others "Oheer” and hpt the motion found no second­ of education, which had Ict'-tt leaclr ooUege a g rs^ fb w t prolr. "Dash": ALL FLAVORS — REGULAR OR LO-CAL ties resigned before the wHo; ers and the board went ahead have use of the Brian McMahon to completion of legid transfer pkgs. Demonstrations are' expected to vote' on the allocations rec­ High School free of charge. of Jurisdiction, any expenditures, Still others detest detergents. In Japan when the government MARGARINE 2 Bo plain soap gets their cash. ommended by the budget com­ In Manchester the cost for commitments, or contractual submits the treaty for parlia­ mittee. the college's use of the high obligations exceeding {500 win mentary approval in early Octo. Outside the meeting, Lepof­ school is "charged to the college's be made only with the approyal Hiere are manor who um de­ C O T T S O D A her. TTie Socialist and Commu- sky ^ told_____ reporters______that____ the_ Nor- budget. of the state board or its budget odorants. Golden Yellow Sweet nlst parties contend the treaty i w ak c o lle t 'advisory ^ Lepofsky said that the town, committee chairman. While a whole lot more had WHITE OR COLORS — HUDSON was instigated by the United 1 would dlscuM the m atter very which has had "strong feelings Meet Sept. 1 ought'er: States. shortly. against affiliation," would not 'The hlidtcy nducation eommis- BISQUICK Still others despise a cover-up, stsn. 1 ^ mse' - - They’d rather use soap and on thu rec^ water. Progress Painful, Slow coilsges «ra accented Into the PAPER TOWELS state system. Dr. Powell said it Now from these few commer­ wfW probably take't»«i six ts' cials, 46 oz. I hope you’ll get a kick; Lamb— leaf— Llvar M 1 lb. eons For one is as silly as the other, Loddit Boy Dog Food •r Horiamaat Chunk* 4 Can* NATIVE CORN Remote Mountain Sekool ,or So here's your shovel—talcs Mim- your pick. Cock Of Tha Walk instsd/4 F. F. Mletsner Wholt Unpoolod AprieoH 4 Cana orwalk. For M Trotter St. by^ar 1364,000 Manchester, Conn. Aids Retarded Childi’en set. Bsidb tbs', p lsn n l^ Tabby Fish Cot Food DOZ. iVof now com- 4,000 Lose Larynx 10 OREEIINFIELD, N.H. (AP) —<^of the program In souUiwekeni< ually wb developed a method for ■n»e ^p g ress le painfully slow in the New Hampehlre near Keene. He teaching him." ... Its new plan- BSDUCATOR SUGAR COOKIES g oz. pkg. 3»C CHK3AOO — About 4,000 per­ Ae-room schoolhouee atop re- attended special citieee. there Scott learrisi entwely by hear­ prapdre a re- sons a year tmderog laryngec WATERMELON Red Ripe 18 Lb. Avg. Each 79c for elx years. te Crotched Mountain, so ing. He takes notes on a tape lihMons qd tomy — surgical removal of the BAN ROLL ON STERISOL ORAL Once believed to ^ ratard^d, recorder and plays them back for BUNBHINa OmOHR SNAPS...... os. pkg. 43o voice box. The 16,000< cancer sr that some days it appears Scott today can read at a fourth' to study.' ■' * patients helped by the opera­ CANTALOUPES Sweet Eating 2 For 49e St^ rs has bean no progross atgrade level. And, IJke nqany otilr Other children Ikbm In other ar'comraittoo was W l Rcm ve THI RUSHT TO UNIT pUANTITIES tion are "neck breathers," us­ er brain-damaged perboiie, he la ways. . lUabed to set faculty ing a hole left In the neck below DEODORANT ANTISEPTIC PRUNE PLUMS Italian Fresh 2 Lb.. 29c «But for the chUdron In school pl^slcally handicapped. ,,,t^mb'iVrhet'irff tn epeelal cubi­ uniform fee sys- the Adams apple. But most can But Scott nqh is In-'^a puMts' cles while |hey study — sealed mendMW said she was learn to speak and return SrCrotched Mountain RehabUl- high school, and While the prob­ ORANGE JUICE 100% Pur* Vi Gal. 69e off from tnelr scndolmatee. at tko number of fees A F O IL D E L IV E R Y -C A L L 643-805V former employment. Rag. 69e Bottia Ion Center, every lesson lems Involved In his ccmtimiihg ' Some, easily dldtracted, read u.all***?***** “ compared Ragufar M SIza ed is a triumph and brings education are far frOm solveiT from hooka In whigh the words to < Maaeh.oster’a eomparativelv PLAN ABROTRAIN TEST 4 9 c U .S.N 0.1 5 Lb. Bag' m one step closer to the sv- he le learning. nfnsjl.iufmbcc.^., 7 5 « CALIF POTATOES ' world. ^ are gaily colored. They study In PARIS (AP) — France’s ex­ Scott suffers from aphasia sQUt^roof room B. -*1 Bcoauee pf 'Hioiimlted budg- perimental aerotrain — a high­ the post few years pay- an impairment of Ms ability- to Dnw4ki''sayS t l ^ e children, ’^toslsi|lTlty loomed speed passenger carrier borne and educators at the comprehend words. In-hU case mqet suffering frdig aphasia In t ; the , m Be ting on an air ousmon — will be test­ sponSdred by the it le the written word w{th which onh torm art osnthes, would be- ly m tr abtoUment ___ ed before the end of the year by Mountain Fonndatton, he has dUflculty; not the spoken codie' r«tafile4« Ib ated as re- . migbt hailto to be aet tor Its French builders. been delving into rotuda- word. tardeds,-' j, , -jr' 'each -ooUege: Cbie -member The first working model, built RED-L FISH DINNERS DOUBLE STAMPS Manfred T. Drewskl, who "If you go under me assiAiu^ t^ked about tba n ro ^ U ty of to half-size, will be put through- i t findings: That many so- heads the special education pro­ tlori they cannot M m , or ,c& tho tbrM coUegsb > AM^owing its paces on a stretch of track SCALLOP led “retardeds" are, in reeli- gram, says Scott — like meny learn only to a sMclfled level, up blf .the studmts y^wt^ e . outside Paris. Engineer Jean EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ons who bap|i svtforod other brain-damaged children — you defeat the wMm purpoS^/^^ Berlin, who is designing the DINNER brain damtgo; that^a showed his teachers how to he said M m a a m i asite goM BCONOMY FIRST FOOD train, said the working model 55« sissr45c FRO M 6 PAN. to 9 P.M. te^lUm., I , I ‘lEhs ipipUcattoh bere Is that WA6HINOTON — Sonw «g STORE OF MANCHESTER would be capable of 124 miles *fwa found-that Sobtt Iwd a a teowof, using ‘the proper million workam win makn i» 16 CINTU STRRH ■n bottr. oasT’h i |TbTlTll“ rt good mind, that he could undei^ methodology, ean make excep­ tha labor toroa in 1970, tha Bu­ Mni limb ™ PARKINO stand and retain what he was tional progMss with these chil­ reau aC UJbot ataUatlcs pra- >aoiwU,lsagradi|^ told," Drewiki said, "and grad- OPIN W ID h THURS,i PRI. TILL f P.M. — SAT. TILL 6i30 dren.” ^ dteta. f I MANIJHESTER EVENING BElULDf MANCHESTEl. POMN., THURSDAY! AUGUST 26, 1965 FAGB N1NETBBI|,t) mAn c h k stb r Bv e n Inq h e r a l d ; Ma n c h e s te r , coUK t h u Bs d a y , a u g u s t 26, ises ^— filOB EIQHtEEB Ueleased by Confj B Y K O U a O N OUR BOARDWQ HOUBB with MAJOR HOOPLB f ! v 6 n t $ ‘ t i m B SPORIB Animal Ufa Wedcliiig -jddoM In W o rU I ACEOM MSItndor Dawson Search Over, AiSMlyor Barton • Adamchie Miss Jean Marla Adamchie of aRfOAPORB .(AP) — leeui t* ___ _ ■ ^JmW/WMlSHTHWe ' etnuTAW SKotU. tM. PHUburgh, Pa., and Robert ty polios herb bava unooVen 6 I ftjsTCAIfO fVOM tw i IMUnM . ^ |Dom»S>«l»E Thinks Brother Dead Laroy barton Jr. of'Maneheetar a a d . amsiSUkt a .okqmuiilM-; i- l>>* ER0U4HT Ww TWrt------M M gM eC^ED ME , war# married Baturday Aug. 14 donestah pMt to aaaasatnaRf PaLOWAMOl t / TUI HMATUKf : t i m e ; niatrst, H.§PM (ConttaiMd from Rh « Om ) at at, Paul's Oatkadral, Pltte- govammant mlnlatars IMDI a NE/<3AC)IH Aimy TMTt^^ MTinicloM »w M Gibbon b u t^ . areata vtolenee gnd pollUell* %-m AIVIN O M YID C H Iff< ------O oiif haartland, throw hlmMlf The bride <■ the daughter of rw w eiE HOOT owu- irchomicol Mini troubla In thia newly Independ­ fiREUAOEO THEM TO tO A V i MADE IN 140Mt«r (com*. on tht mercy of th« guorrlUaa Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Adam' WrrHONE-^FTint . H W d of ent state, the government an­ BUOtiS BU^INY [ MUWAUKBI.'OH WELL , 01 And find tha anawar, chio of Plttaburgh. Tha bride nounced today.! ' fWJMiMD fWT T ttT t CoUbM ••IKjSSl- groom ie a son oil .Mr. and Mrs ^ '.IT 14 AWIPT/ One of the main aims of the 11 AOT IT.' i S & S T MWorm MPotrlu^ of A pratty Bi.yaar-old Viatnam' mbart Barton of 147 Tanner ^AUA* iTHim )| MmUEoE •0 looming AlosondrU aaa-rraneh coilafa girl, Colatta ot waa the assaaetnatlon of (mwle) fl CMto "moevUM at ngapora’s prime minister, Ia * AWSTBtAvmf Beoorted by her father, the TO MAKE A LMKIQ llkoMmbllM ■ DOWN Brnbargar, want along aa hla gKuan Tew, the announcement blrthmork 1 Unit of power Intarpratar, Bha alao was im bride wore a full-length gm •aid. Tha Singapore organiser WITH OU« TAUNT, 11 MmTm Aik of white silk linen with Venice B06C01 i asYolIow ocher 1 Brood o p ^ prlaonad but waa ralaaaad .and and M of hla aigents hava baan IDoooUU ratumad with Dawaon, Bha waa lace and braid trim, designed arrested, the government said. 14 Soft man 47Teloonouo with modified scooped neck 17 MuilMl 4 UnUmod, 00 • InSuoneo ill and waa hoapttalliad hara. Tha leader. was idantlflad as «Ud oolmol line, short shirred sleeves and laitrumont Oroofo Tha Vtat Oong wara furioua gim ilew Lin. MAportur# 1 Borouib (ob.) • SoohoUy root Bilmmao §9 l^lLjpreng with Dawaon. skirt with chapel train. Her full The statement said tha plot­ 12 Aaeondod length bouffant ved of silk 11 (vor.) “ Thay damandad to know why ting oivantsatlon was calltd tha Mraney JuelOT waa arranged from a sewuh THondlo. . |^|a n DBCBMM X darad antar thalr tarrltory People's Revolutionary party ’ Kta***"*** M &Sd* matchlni; silk ring trimmed and claimed it has the backing 91 UUIIH without parmlaalon,” Dawaon with Venice lace, pearls and se­ ntUn nttwori racallad, A tall, rad-halrad man, of tha Barlean Soelalls, a peittl- P r r r f n quins,' and she carried a membera In Parliament. ha waa pala from montha In hla bouquet of white orchids and jungla prlaon and thin from tha M atepnanotls. KU em NO , Malaysia CAP) — U walk back but otharwlaa wall. Miss Doris Ellen Nutbrown IT" " I told tham my atory and Pollcs Imposed a dusk-to-dawn of Plttaburgh, cousin of the curfew on an entire district In i? gava tham my papara, including bride, was maid of honor. She TT is lattars from my wife and my Malaysia's Borneo state of Sar­ wore -a full-length dress of red awak today amid Indications < A brothar Danny* a wife. They and white dotted Swiss, fashion­ BY V. T. HABILIN 4>H’e6 hardly glanced at them. They major crackdown on Chinese ALLY OOP W Engaged ed with an empire bodice, Communists is Imminent. AMCADi said Uiey had their own methods bateau neckline, elbow-length The engagement of Miss A government spokesman of checking my story," Dawson sleeves with ruffle trim, velvet 2 OOTNEflf WBJ.,IEPQCaAIPWB«M MOU THINK HB 2 i\ Judith Muske of Manchester to said, said the curfew would cover the HE m A jSil I iONNA H A ^ AN C E KNOWS WHAT ribbon sash and ruffle on the Bau district, stretching 20 miles WHAT A V TM»4 I aUEES T M A r f j HES TALKIN' / USUALLY Dawson said the region was s r to 5T James A. Nemolk of Wilson has bottom of the skirt. A red rose southwest of this Sarawak capi­ EgtyANT^WIAr >1^ ^ ABOUTP 1 POEE/ 25 26 m constantly shaking from bombs held her face veil, and she car­ been announced by her mother, tal to the ^ g l e border with Mrs. Aloda Muske of 38 Maple dropped by U.S. Jets and Viet ried a spray of red roses with CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER namese Skyraldara, Indonesia. The district Is a ir St. She Is also the daughter of white trim. stronghold of the Communist . Sometimes, I could sea tha Alan Barton o f Manchester Gamers Mark 25th Wedding 37 the late Walter P. Muske. organisation which has linked 36 Her fiance Is the son of Mr. bombs spilling out of the bomb served as his brother's best Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gamer bays as tha planes came in, but itself with Indonesia’s Crush and Mrs, John Nemsik of Wil­ mah. J. P. Adamchie Jr. of of Long Hill Rd., Andover, were husband is a foreman at Pratt Maiayala" campaign. they never did register a direct Plttaburgh, brother of the bride, son. given a surprise 25th anniver­ and Whitney, Division of United §5" hit,” ha reported. waa ring bearer. ■ Miss Muske Is an honor grad­ sary party Saturday night at Aircraft Oorp., East Hartford. SINGAPORE (AP) — Prime Mrs. Adamchie wore an 43 4 6 ^ t uate of Manchester High School. The prisoners were herded the Three J’s Restaurant, Bol­ Mrs. Madeline Hertzeoh of Minister ' LAe Kuan Tew an­ IT She attended the University of into shelters In the ground when Italian blue silk dress, and ton. About 30 attended the Bloomfield, maid of honor at the nounced today that newly Inde- 6 6 r r - the bombers came over, he matching accessories. The bride­ 48 L r 52 Connecticut for two years. event, which was given by their Gamer’s wedding, and Albert DMdent Singapore has invited 46 47 Mr. Nemsik graduated from said, but the guards remained groom's mother wore a green children, Mrs. Mildred Chasse Gamer of Bloomfield, best man, Russia , to'set up a rubber buy­ r brocade dreSs and matching ac­ Windsor High School In 1M2 and above ground, casually puffing of Manchester, Mrs. Janet Co­ were present at the party. ing mission. cessories. Both wore white S' BT attended the University of Con­ on their cigarettes. lumbia of ^ Ito n and Miss The guests of honor were pre­ e-M As the weeks wore on, the rsUot pbolo Orchid cobsages. Lee told newsmen he had sent necticut for three years. Shirley Gamer of Andover. sented with 25 red .roses, five Word through diplomatic cdian- to Viet- Cong gradually unfolded MRS. RALPH H. FLETCHER III A wedding breakfast was The couple was married Aug. of them with five dollar bills at­ B? An October wedding Is plan­ the story of his brother. held at the Park Schenley Ho­ nels to the Soviet trade and co^H w ned. 24, J940 In Poquonock. They tached by white ribbons. merce minister welcoming the BY AL VERMEER They said his plane had been Miss Susan C. Mello of Man-t^rt^*!Joseph Bartolt tel, Pittsburgh. The couple have lived In Andover 20 years. Besides their three daughters, PRISCILLA’S POP 61 shot down In the region of the honeymooned at Niagara Falls establishment of a mission. He to to of Oarflsld, N.J. Mrs. Gamer 1s the former Mil­ the Gamers have three grand­ »f' - — 26 camp, and the wreckage had chestOr and Ralph H. Fletcher said the Singapore g o v ^ m e n t Mrs. Mello wore an organza and Ontario, Canada. They will dred Talbot of Poquonock. Her children. THEN >tOU'Re 'YOU MKSWY been used to make weapons and in of (Coventry were united In over taffeta melon colored dress live at 136 Lincoln Ave., Pitts­ Is still considering w h A c r to thousandaire establish diplomatic itlallatloni o' > SA/ £M A OUT OUR WAY BY J . B. WILLIAMS kitchen utensils. marriage Saturday, Ai4f. 14 at with matching aeoeesorles and a burgh. ??? itSbSiPAi His brother had died In the Mr. and Mrs. Barton Jr. are three campuses in eastern smaller than Wednesday, when with Moscow. the Church of the Assumption. corsage of melon end tangerine MEAM,Gl1T \ crash, and had been properly oarnattoni. The brldenoom's recent graduates of the Uni­ Seoul. more than 10,000 students took iiV RK^ buried, he was told. The bride Is a daughter of versity of Plttaburgh. Soldiers chased fleeing stu­ to the streets. Police said ST. SULPICE, SwlUerUnd 'loewT IN vtxja {^H Oi/d LE e IE le. AN''Aki' HOLPum_o ITrr THEREt h e d b ALLal stepmother wore a yellow or- HAND EOMxnx 3 "W e do note hate American Mrs. Theresa Mello of, Man­ gansa over satin drees, white dents Into alleys and beat those charges were filed against 18 of (A P ) — The Swiss government HAVE IT HANpy TH'v oeition reported today. / Eventually they brought Daw­ The Rev. Francis J. Mlhalek Bolton. Wearing a royal blue helmeted police but they were Minjung political peirty and oth­ The order agatnet Dutch-bom son thp flying vest which they of the Church of the Assumption dress with v9hlte accessories (Continued from Page One) pushed back Into the Seoul Na­ er groups claim that the govern­ Henri Fentener Van Vlleslngen, said his brother had worn. performed the double ring cere­ and a corsage of butterfly or­ tional University campus where] ment, In the treaty with Japan, hie wife and four children was Dawson said "There was no mony and celebrated the nuptial chids, Mrs. Fletcher left on a the worst riot In the capital other students Joined them in surrendered such - vital national to take effect Sept. 90, It was fence around me, only that im­ high Mass. Paul Chetelat was honeymoon trip by car to up­ since June 1964. throwing rocks. |Interests as fishing rights and Issued because Van VHealngen, penetrable Jungle. I knew that organist and soloist. Bouquets state New York and Canada. U.S. Gen. Dwight Beach, com­ y^other 3,000 students held opened the way lor the coun­ 44, refused to lop 19 inches off to esoape wouLd either be to be •*40 of white gladioli and asters The couple are living at 4 E m ‘ mander of U.N. forces in Korea, rallies denouncing the govern­ try’s economic subjugation by his lakeside villa to comply with 4(i¥4f»9> caught again or to perish." were on the altar. concurred in the decision to ment foir "sellout diplomacy" her former colonial master. local regulations. a Then he and Colette were told est St., Thompeon-vllle. • Given In marriage by her move the front-line troops Into and the rough treatment they He has been ordered to pay they could go free. Mrs. Fletcher Is a 1966 grad­ J^AYOUT BY KEN MUSE uncle, Peter J. Federico of West the capital. As U.N. commander received from the troops. AIR AIDES SEE 85 LANDS 250 francs (|08) to the govara- Several guards were assigned uate of Manchester High Stockbridge, Mass., the bride About 1,(XW students from Ko­ OSLO—Air hostesses for the ment to cover the coata of ra- A A School. She Is employed by Dr he has technical control of to them, they were blindfolded wore a full-length gown of silk them. rea University were persuaded Ihree-hatlon Scandinavian sys­ 'vlewing tha case and has been and left their Jungle prison after Richard J. Frethedt of Manches organza, designed with em- t*r. Mr. Fletcher attended Man- As the troops entered the city. from storming the streets by 60 tem travel about a million miles warned that if he leaves Swit­ four months of capUvlty. broidered bodice and skirt and professors who sat down In front to a total of 35 countries In zerland, even temporarily, ha WASH THE WINbOWS/ ‘The prisoners cheered as I Chester High School and is em' two other army battalions and CHECK THE WATER » OIL Engaged cathedral train trimmed with ployed at Mai Tool and Engin­ police used tear gaa to disperse]of the university gate, their average five yeare of may not be allowed back Into left,” he said, "and I waved Chantilly laoe. Her elbow-length service. the country, he said. A N D T IR E P R E S S U R E The engagement of Miss back at them." eering Oo., Manchester. about 2,000 demonstrators near' The demonstrations veil of Chantilly lace waa ar­ ANOCIVEME2SA Dawson said the Viet Cong did Carole Jean Shapazlan of Bob ranged from a crown accented WORTH OF SAS, your advicE to stop ton to Mark L. Uhrlch of Stam. not mistreat him or even cross' “But, Dad, wa’ra •[mply tollowlnj your tdvic examine him, with orange blossoms, and she daptndlhg on TV for EntErtEinmanti ford has been annouJiced by her Tile small gitnip had one chill carried a senxl-caScotfe''bouquet %'• parents, Mr, and Mrs. Tohp H. Ing experience before reaching of butterfly orchids, stephanotls WWWWWWWWWW Shapazain of Brookfield Rd., and ivy. U U the friendly village of Thai jrRWlltAM^ Miss Teresa O. Mello, sister W HY ^^CrrHel^« <3BT GBAV Bolton. Hung. Her fiance Is the son of Mr A U.S. A ir Force spotter plane of the bride, was maid of honor. 0 and Mr.s. Marcellus G . Uhrlch swooped over them as they ran Bridesmaids were Miss Frances < > BEN CASEY of Stamford. along a track and Into the un' Mello, sister of the bride; and 1 > Miss Shapazlan is a 1961 grad­ Miss M ary Hagenow. AU the at­ MEANWHILE IN HAWlA,CUaA...r -derbrush. 1 > g o o b e a r tendants were from Msmehester. A Tm. IM. r* A v ' J p , ^ REVEfJA, POST- i A STRIKING uate of Manchester High School. In a lew minutes, several Sky- 0 The maid of honor wore a RESEMBLANCE TO She la in her fifth year at North­ raider bombers zeroed In on the ■< > ^ • .-,0* j ✓ • y x C MARKED PUERTO RIOO. SEALED i eastern University, Boston, as place the group had been and full-length gown of pale yellow ENVELOPE. PHOTOGRAPH. MONE/ RAMON. BUT an honor student in chemistry. with empire waistline trimmed «* dropped bombs. < > mORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL ORDER MADE OUT TO HAVENT 1 SEEN Mr. Uhrlch Is a 1961 graduate " I had mixed feelings about with satin, matching headbow, G ROeERTO REVERA of St. Basil's Preparatory that," Dawson said. and carried a colonial bouquet (> G COUUl>‘'i0U1URH ME WTO A School, Stamford, He Is an Villagers at Thai Hung wel­ of yellow roses, and tangerine 1 > FB06 fOB A nw MINUTES ? honor student in his fifth year comed D.awson enthusiastically. and melon colored carnations. I >, of electrical engineering at They had befriended him In the The bridesmaids were Identical­ I • HALF PRICE BUTZI Northeastern University. He Is months before he was captured. ly attired In nlle green, and car­ I > employed on the cooperative He bade them farewell and ried matching bouquets. • education plan by General Time rode a bus to Blen Hoa. Marine Pfc. Alan Fletcher of Pick a pair, get 2nd tire haif price...your choice of new Bpodyears Research Center, Stamford. In (Josta Mesa, Dawson's wife Coventry served as Ijls brother’s > A June 1966 wedding Is plan said Wednesday: best man. Ushers were Paul » ned. "It's so great. I ’m so happy. Russell of Bolton, cousin of the EASY The children are so thrilled." ► She said she had "no letters, . : > not a w6rd from him” since ► TERMSI Police Contract April. U' "The children are waiting for School SuppliM at I* Our lowist prietd nylon Given Diamond him to come home right now. NEW LOW, LOW * MYLON ALL-WBATHER "4B " MORTY MEEKLE Every time an airplane flies over, they say, ‘Is that dad­ DISCOUNT PRICESI BY ROY CRANE The Diamond Police Equip­ SAWYER dy’ ?" \j£rMBeee€o^TU\N& ment Co. of Manchester has The children are Curtis, 10, ARTHUR'S been awarded a contract for ROOM FOR PISTURBINS YOU, ‘ (enewocTH exFBNeivs^ Been fwaraeu a comraci, lor , g u n ja . 7 and George, AMSvni^m.BOV/ «M T HMCYOU supplying the town s police de- , ’ ORGOMCI, BUTl'WCWGHT fiOTtH'nirtsACKt l50XLAfWAN partment with 116 pair of trous- ’ ______1/2 O FF NWRS A ^ , A TH iir/ o M c e w ^ i ^ TNIir/ ^^■VoM O ^KU SL'] T~ ers (both summer and winter •n SMond tirs whtn you buy ITS mm! weight), 16 blouses, and 24 reef­ first tiro at prieos bolowl ers. Complaints Low The town takes bids on these WINDOW SHADES Sin 1ST TIM aHSTiu Items at approximately the On Trash Pickup TTSkTS same time each year, to re­ LONG WEARING tubeleat $15.90 $ 7.95 place worn-out clothing and to Garbage and refuse com­ blachwall m furnish uniforms for new men. INTERSTATE Diamond’s price of $4,066 for plaints continue to be low, ac­ 7.50x14 the combined Items was the low­ cording to a report Issued by CLEANTEX tubeleaa $15.90 $ 7.95 est of three bids submitted on /ill Made to Order hlackwall the town's public works depart­ 8.00x14 Tuesday. In addition to being ment, with only 41 reported for With Your RoUere low on the total price. Diamond tubeless $19.90 $ 9.95 the week which ended last Sat­ rfrUL. LINE OF CUSTOM S-2 t> was also low on each separate bleckwall * FREE Item, urday. VENETIAN ILINDS piui t(i. Ne tri44'ln nndt4. Delivery has been promised Of the 41 total, 26 were for within six weeks. skips and five were for cans MOUNTING * (i 2 2 CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER which were not returned to back aCKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD YOUTHS BATHE WEEKLY yard?. The remaining 11 were E. A. JOHNSON yMH.XCAMHMIDLy MSY. Uii^.T|Wr!( JiLKSlailOLIM M U N IC H — A Romanian sur­ for miscellaneous reasons. NO MONEY eXACUY/ AND THEN tT'B DSetOaO — vnriwMU‘1 .soflNaASB SbWWflOlTH OHiSOSH. vey of teen-age life, reported Sanitary Refuse, tha town’s PAINT GO. AFTER GtrmNQ SIMOUSLY4 b e b m b s o u m m jurnunp IT WD HAPPBMl — — — C by Radio Free Europe, says 70 contractor, was fined only $12 DOWN OOBBEREn HE'D MBBW9 .ANDBLUmne ABOUTKM0 BUZBAi of 100 Interviewed take a bath last week, or $6 each for two 728 Main St, Tel. 64B-4S01 Our popular pricod nylon BE THROUGH MMNMBMOAy,,.^ MVOLVBD M K0 PVDUR once & week— on Saturday. repetltlva complainta. 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With Shutout BOSTON (AP)— Rico PetrocelH, « rookie shortstop Los A nnies . 78 68 .570 .... j^ho has been leagued by weak hitting and a sore Mtlwaukes .. 71 54 .588 H For Charter Oaks jlhrowing arm, suddenly has blossomed into a muscle- San Fran. ... 69 88 .668 1 NEW YORK (AP) — Finale Cincinnati ... 70 68 .680 IH Jim Catfish Hunter has a E llQ E iian for the Boston Sox. Phlla...... 86 89 .628 5-4 record — and that The 22-year Pittsburgh .. 67 81 .828 8 SANTA ROSA, Calif. (A P )--L e« Grosneup, wander­ St. Louts .. .. 82 88 .484 11 mean he’s run out of toes , "Town Softball Tournament In explo- Blned In the fun as the Red screen tn left center. After Man ing football quarterback and man of letters, says he ...ox powered five homers In Chicago . . . . . 60 70 .482 14 on which to count his ma­ ilYe jdljrte, Wwmlt Barbei’8 reign as 1965 champions by tllla looked at a third strike, Houston ...... 68 78 .421 18 virtue o f a Iop-8lded 25-5 ,vict0Py over Center Congo at plan* to cast his lot with, the Hartford Charter Oaks of • support of Karl Wilson’s pitch- jor league decisions. OPEN 6 A.M. to 16 PJM, | Oonlgllaro cleared everything New York ... 41 88 .828 a m the Continental League. ;ing for an 8-S victory over the In left for his 84th homer. The Hunter, a 19-year-old bonua Washington Senators Wednes- Wednesday’s Results baby who sUIl has 14 shotgun Grosscup, an author and mag- tion for selling subscriptions and EVERY DAY Sox added another run on a New York 7, Los Angeles I au)h«d 'ac(ro4s k fantahUo' 16 azina writer who Is currently conducting a 16-mlnule sprjrts •day night before a crowd of double by Tony Horton and -a. pellets in his right toot from k .... ' ' working on a novel about pro­ , d«7 at Fenway Park. Cincinnati 7, Milwauswaukee 4 hunting accident that cost him SUUI In.the s)xth fram4. nlU; scprlng four times and program. single by Tillman before Wil­ Chicago 6, St. Louis 8 knocking In another six runs. fessional football life, has played Grosscup was noj 1 draft Petrocelll hit his fourth son ended the inning by ground­ his big toe, posted the first shut­ , with the National, American and BRAKE Houstm 7, Philadelphia 6 out of hie major league career Dave While and Steve McAdam choice of the New York Giants homer within a 24-hour span, ing Into a double play. San Francisco 8, Pittsburgh 8, W A**' s x A N P w a a I Canadian Football Leagues. in the National Football I^eague ■boosting his total for the year Wednesday night as he pitched collected four hits apiece for the Petrocelll opened the second tie, called after nine iniungs, ^ : ' ■-,;■> w . L. Pet. winners. White adding a home' I He wai recently relcaaed by In 1958. Since then, he has ADJUSTMENT to 12. In leading off the second with his homer, ManUlla hit his rain Kansas caty to a 6-0 victory yVainut BAroece . . . . 4 over Detroit. run to the cause. Coach Joe the Oakland Raiders of the played for Minnesota and San • Inning. Carl Yastrsemskl. Tony 18th starting the fifth, and Till­ ’Today’s Games -- Oedtaf 'CMigo .8 ! AFL. Francisco of the NFL, New 'Oonlgllaro, Felix Mantilla and It was the second straight im­ Camposeo came up with three man connected for his sixth Los Angeles (Koufax 31-6) at Rout ifodge i . . . .2 blngles, while Jim Slegal, Bob ■ Grosscup said Hartford had York of the AFL and Saskatche­ I Bob Tillman were the other leading off the sixth. New York (McOraw 1-2), night pressive performance for the wan of the Canadian League, Compl«t« J young right-hander who came •-<1 Carlson and Hank Pedemonte ' offered him $400 a week. He •Bo.ston sluggers helping to off­ Howard opened the Washing­ Cincinnati (Nuxhall 1(1-3) at .Wyiiieu Oil ...... 0 '■ eald he would also get $200 a and has published a bwk, set Washington homers by Ken ton sixth with his 19th homer, out of Hertford, N.C., last year collected a pair of hlU each. Milwaukee (Clonlnger 18-8), Bt...... 0 The winners totaled 27 hits, g o -; I week from a pay-television sta­ "Fourth and On*.’’ McMullen, Jim King and Frank but Wilson settled down and night with a nickname he. acquired, HEADS DOWN BASEBALL—Takayuki Saito, To- third game of the Little League World Series at 2 fishing, minus a toe he lost tng to bet 48 ttmes In the six! 2 ‘ Howard. checked the Senators the rest of ChicaM (Hoeft 2-1) at St. koyo, Japan, Little Leaguer, gives traditional Williamsport, Pa. (AP Photofax.) Walnut completes the season Inning game. Every starter col­ Actually, the Senators touch- the way In squaring his record Louis (Purkey 9-9), night hunting and urlth his pockets filled with 875,000 of Charles greeting to Umpire while coming to bat in the with a perfect 18-0 record, In­ lected at least one hit. Crack the Whip, Mince No Words j ad off the long-ball slugging 10-10. Houston (Roberta 8-7) at Phil­ cluding a 14-0 show In winning spree In which the Red Sox Wilson, who struck out 18 and adelphia (Herbert 6-6 or Bur­ Finley’s bonus money. Jim Menditto, who excelled In Meanwhile, at the top of the the Rec League pennant. The the field as well, along with ^cracked five homers in a game walked four, recently hit two dette 2-6), night Opngos, only other team to win for the first time since the 1865 homers In one game and failed San Francisco (Herbel 8-6 and standings, the Minnesota Twins Burt Baskervllle, paced the loe- Taylor Accepts Challenge increased their American Westnim Picks .es many ae three contests in ers ■with two hits apiece. The 1 American League opener In to finish. Apparently he found Murakami 3-1) at Pittsburgh Rains No Friend of Jints, the tourney, end with a 17-3 ) Washington. It's better to let his teammates (Sisk 4-3 and Veale 18-9), 3, twl- League lead to 7M gamqs by Congos could manage only 10 edring the Yankees 6-4 while record, winning the Church hits off Pop Crrlson. • McMullen hit a solo homer, do the slugging while he con­ night Braves to Win j/>»gue With a 14-1 showing. Of Oilers’ Morale Problem • Ws 13th, and King followed with centrates on pitching. Friday’s Games Baltimore tripped the second- Walnut (M) The Red Sox named Dave place Chicago White Sox 2-1. Itie ■winners wanted no time ab ‘ his 11th before Wilson setUed San Francisco at New York, N.L. Pennant es T ie In getting to the Congos, scor- Ansaidi. 5 TOWN SOFTBALL CHAMPS — Members of the Walnut Barbers, winning the • down In the first. Morehead to face Phil Ortega Elsewhere, Cleveland swept a Apparent Win Becom HOUSTON (AP) — “ The^lent receivers In top draft N Ing six rune In the InWal time 5 town title last night are (1 to r) bottom row: Wayne Reynolds, Jim Mistret- 6 • The Red Sox stormed back as In the ' series windup today. Los Angeles at Philadelphia, doubleheader from the Los An­ Whits. 3b 6 players are going to have to choice Larry Elkins, who has 6 geles A nnls 8-8 and 8-2 and ,at 'bat a«m pever letting up. It TwaronIte, )l>-rf 6 ta, Tom Ansaidi, Steve McAdam, Jim McAuley and Hank Pedemonte. Toip learnearn to build their lives around been slowed by slight shoulder Petrocelll doubled and scored Morehead carried a 6-16 record NEW YORK (AP) — Wes NFW YORK (AP)__ I t ‘-one half game behind the<»Ump*d around the nhllt McAdam. ftf ...... ton Frank Malsone’s single. Ya- to the mound, compared with Boston walloped Washington S-S. Westnini, Interim manager ivr,YV l u n n . v-fir; i ...... 'Bragan brooded. still resembled a ball game 6 row: Pop Carlson, Joe TwaronIte, Jim Siegal, Bob Carlson, Coach Joe Cam­ us, not we around them,” said separation, and veteran Qiarlsy Houston at Pittsburgh, N • • • Braves, whose ace reliever. O’ Pp,i games of the Joe Christopher whacked three CarlRon, p ...... 5 And so Taylor has accepted end, the Oilers are well fixed In | W. L. Pet. G.B. tripled in the first inning and Mets have whipped the Los O’Dell has been taking. hits, including a two-run homer, sixth. Joe TwaronIte led the pa- — lead. Only 10 percentage points Russell Sees Bright Year that department but with Henni­ U. S. Royal Laredo Minnesota .. 81 47 .883 Angeles Dodger* two Franks had hi.s Glant.s march­ .rade o f 18 men coming to bat, TotaJfi 48 26 37 the biggest challenge In the scored on an infield out. Wayne separate the first four teams. and Gordon Rlchardsoa pitched gan and Elkina question marks, Chicago ...... 72 68 .676 7H Causey and Ken Harrelson each straight night* has nothing ing toward second place in the hitting two homers in the In­ American Football League, re­ I * • * 6 2-8 Innings of airtight rellel. ab r h rW the top flanker candidate Is 5- Prices Start At i Detroit ...... 71 66 .663 9 drove in t'wo runs for the A’s to do with hi* selection, hectic National League pennant ning oitd drlvlasg in six of the placing Sammy Baugh as head Baltimore ... 69 64 .661 REDS-BRAVES— Houston edged Philadelphia 7- Burt BaAkerville. H 3 0 3 1 coach of a team that had a mo­ foot-9 Sam Well*, a rookie out ot| Senate Committee 9)4 while John Blanchard accounted W e • t r u m emphasised race Wednesday night, leading 6 and Chicago topped Bt. Louis -16 run*. • " SwUeer. 3b ...... 3 1 1 0 Cleveland ... 70 66 .666 10 O’Dell, who was beaten by B U nro, c ...... rale problem last season and Arkansas State. for the other with a homer, Wednesday night. 6-8 against Pittsburgh with one 6-8 in other National League „ Jhri IWstretta added the de- . . . 3 0 1 0 After Inking Record Pact New York ... Tommy Harper’s two-out, two- Rrv rf-lf S 0 0 0 landed the Eastern Division The running back posts will | • 1 9 .9 5 64 63 .604 16% • • • ' ” 1 1 1 6 Dodgers are still a out In the bottom of the 10th In­ rfenstva thrlUa In the bottom of Loe Angeles . 58 70 .463 28 run homer In the ninth Tuesday gamee. In the American Toumiiud, 3b ...... S 1 1 1 cellar with a 4-10 record. .go to Sid Blanks, a rookie Jast TWIN8-YANK8— great ball club,’* he said.' ning. gamee. the sixth wHh two out. the cen- fti1ll?Rn. 1h ...... 1 0 0 0 ear who finished fourth in the Fits Buick Hpeclai Washln^on . 66 72 .438 26% night, came on In relief of Osm floimi’ider, cf-pf . . . 3 1 1 0 BoA.—to announce his signing of a'i>the exact amount o f the con­ But Taylor has decided to Yankee outfielder Mickey “ They’ve hung in all year The Forbes Field scoreboard ASTROS PBIIA— terflelder-ron what seemed like BOS'TON (AP) Chevy II, Tempest, etc. iTo Hear Kennedy Boston ...... 47 79 .878 88 and I’m sure they’ll be in It Oslnskl as Milwaukee Manager ( ' »ffln rf-p . . . , . . . 3 1 1 0 three-year contract. crack the whip and he minces league In rushing and seventh inj Kansas City . 48 Mantle opened the door for a already had Los Angeles’ 7-5 Bobby Bragan tried to counter Joe Qalnes’ pinch douMe de­ a mile to bring down Jim Men- Menditto. 1Mb ,. . . . 3 1 3 0 tract, but called it tile highest In pass receiving, and either of 81 .847 86 aU the way. They’ve got the 0 0 no words, even discussing indi decisive three-run Twins’ rally loss at New York and Cincin­ Cincinnati skipper Dick Sisler’s livered the tying run and Lee •elittd's bid for a double bare- BUvpn. rf-if ...... 2 0 Boston (3oach and General basketball history. An Informed two veterans—Charlie Tolar and] Wednesda;iday’s Results bustle and the pitching. They MrCArthy, p ...... 1 0 1 0 an unprecedented eighth M -.nager Red Auerbach said his viduai players such as tackle In the seventh inning when he nati's 7-4 triumph over Milwau­ righty-lefty strategy. Maye’a eacrlflce fly brought hsnded, ending the threat and 8chn«4der, lif 0 0 0 Jack Spikes. WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D- Minnesota 6,5, New York 4 run you to death and they . . . . 1 straight National Basket­ 6-foot-U center was signed "to source said that Russell had Scott Appleton and defensive dropped Jerry KindaU’s drive to kee posted and the Giants were With the score tied 4-4, two on home the winner aa Houston the game-as darkness cloeed in. agreed to terms of $100,000 a' ends Gary Cutsinger and Don Top guards Sonny Bishop and I Baltimore 2, C3Ucago 1 force you into mistakes. 36 5 10 a unprecedented three-year con; • N. Y., said today he was going before Senate investi­ left center to open the Inning. set to move past the Braves Into and two out In the ninth, Slsler rallied for two in the ninth to TwaronIte led all the hitters, TotaU ball Association title for year, plus one dollar. Floyd. Bob Talamlnl gave the OUere a Kansas (Dity 5, Detroit 0 "But I believe Milwaukee second place, Just one percent­ W«Jnut S3I 10 15— 2^ tract at a fantastic salary.” gators with suggestions he hoped might be helrrful in Boston 8, Washington 8 One out later, Zollo 'Versalles sent up Gordy CJoleman, a left- beat tha fifth plaea PhUUes. ttavlng aVeWeet night? with five I C^fUpr OonfD ooa 00 6 the Celtics today after "A dollor more than Wilt,” . Appleton will be In shape formidable duo in the front line drew a walk. Rich Rollins then has too many horses. The age point back of the front-run­ • * • Russell, who will 32 next with John Frongillo center : settling the long and bitter jurisdictional feud over Cleveland 8-8, Los Angeles 8-2 Braves have the power as handed hitter, against rlghty joining the $100,000 - a - Russell said with a grin. and he won’t weigh 360 pounds,” cracked a 2-2 tie with a triple ning Dodgers. O.slnkl. Bragan countered with OUB8-CARDS— February, said he didn't think Taylor said. “ I’d rather have and Rich Michael and Walt control of U.S. track and field affairs. Today’s Games well as pitching and speed. year ranks, the new pact was “ so fantas- and scored the final run on Earl But Mother Nature, who ap­ O’Dell, a southpaw, but' Slsler Dick Ellsworth snapped a per­ He referred to his statement the speed than the weight -- Suggs at tackle along withl He declined to give any de-<^'' Washlngrton (Ortega 13-12) at The return to form of Dennis "If we don't have any key In­ t ’e ," but admitted that "each of last week after Philadelphia's Battey’s double. parently i.sn’t a Giant fan, had came right back with rookie sonal five-game losing atreak we're not selling him by the rookie candidates Norman | : tails in advance of his testimony Boston (Morehead 6-16) R • • Lanaater the past two juries, we’ll be as good if not the three years Is' In six Wilt Chamberlain signed his Baltimore (J. Miller 4-8) at other plans, the Heavens opened Tony Perez, a right-handed but needed ninth Inning help pound. Cutsinger and Floyd like Evans and Max Williams. before the Senate Commerce 'Weeks Is a big plus for up and time was called. The better than last year,” Russell figures.” contract. Russell said he Besides Cutsinger and Floyd, | New Hampshire Chicago (John 11-5) ORIOLES-WHITE SOX— them. swinger. from relief workhorse Ted the pay but toey don’t seem to 'Committee. umpires, recognizing the Impor­ said at a news conference called The Celtics refused to disclose wouldn’t stay with the Celtics like the hours. the defensive (ront four will in­ New York (C^iUen 2-1) at Min­ The Orioles broke a /l-l tie In “ Remember, I picked the Perez, who sat out the Tues­ Abernathy for CSiteago’s victory P ro C h a rts Kennedy was attorney general tance of the game In the pen­ unless he receifed “ at least $1 clude 37-year-old Bud McFadin I Entry Defeats nesota (Kaat 12-10) the third inning, scoring an un­ day game with a bad leg, over the Cardinals. Ernie Bailks -BV miRRAV OU»T»WAN "W e’re going to try and make A ■ when his brother, the late Presl- Braves at the start of the nant picture, waited for the more” than the 7-foot star of uie every one realize that they and Ed Husmann with Appleton I hit his 20th homer for the Cubs. On a wet, slippery road: A earned run when Luis Aparlclo smacked a three-run homer and :dent John F. Kennedy, arranged Detroit (Aguirre 12-9) at Kan­ season. 1 haven’t forgotten 76ers. expected to press McFadin. 'hie | sas Caty (Talbot 10-9) singled and raced all the way storm to let up. chose protessional football be­ 30% short^ stops the arbitration by the late Oen. Middletown Nine their strong finish last sea­ They waited for .an hour and Top Teams in Passing, Rushing Estimates on the size of cause they wanted to play,” he linebacking is strong with Dan­ ’ Douglas MacArthur which Only games scheduled. around when Ken Berry fum­ son. I thought they were the ny Brabham, Doug Cline, John­ bled Boog Powell’s single to 46 minutes before finally calling Chamberlain’s contract varied, continued. “ We don't want them , produced a temporary truce for MANCHESTER. N.H. (AP)— Friday’s Games best club in the league the Track Opens Today in Israel ny Baker and rookie Eiobby Ma­ Baltimore at Washington, N right center. Milt Pappas made the game. Becaruse the Pirates but Boston observers placed It to Just come out with us and iduraUon of the 1964 Olympic Berlin of New Hampshire will last four or five weeks. If the had been unable to complete at $100,000 a year, plus various then go to their off-season Job. ples. • Games. The row has become represent New England in the Boston at Chicago, 2, twl- the run stand up, checking the race bad lasted another The defensive backfleld may I White Sox on foul: hits and their final turn at bat, the score Warriors, Bulldogs over income from outside inter­ We want them to know they’re 'hotter since. American Legion World Series. night week or 10 days, I believe be short veteran cornerback Cleveland at Minnesota, N bringing his record 11-6 with reverted to the last complete ests. Russell will receive $100,- here to play football. 1 Presidents of the embattled Led by Rollie Goulet with the Braves could have won Inning and in.stead of a 5-3 victo­ Up to Gold Standard 000 Just for playing. ” W* want to win because we Tony Banfleld, who will miss | , Amateur Athletic Union and four straight hits and three runs New York at Kansas City, N his first victory in five weeks, It.’’ the entire exhibition season be­ Detroit at Los Angeles, N • * • ry, San Francisco had a 3-3 tie. Russell said he originally, feel it’s cbntagious and I think ■National Collegiate Athletic As- batted in, Berlin won the re­ That left the Giants In third we can get the effort and desire cause of a broken bone In his I : BOCiaUon personally agreed to INDIANS-ANGELS— Feature CFL Action planned to play one more sea­ left hand. Pete .Jacquess, a U gional baseball title by defeat­ place, a full game back of Los son and then retire to hl8 var­ to correct the situation that U ' “ binding and continuing arbi- ing Middletown, Oinn., 8-6 Fred Whitfield and Duke Sims rookie last year, is the other Angeles, which dropped Its sec­ For U.S. Cathy Cole ' ' OFFENSE <$/„arance. But Bill,’ Tommy are ious business interests, includ­ came about last year.” .tration" of their row at Wednes- Wednesday night for a 4-1 rec­ hammered homers as 3-.c. r The situation that came about cornerbaok with Jim Norton Moriarty Bros. 19th Hole ond straight to the Meta, and RISCErVERS— Fran Tarker- vital to title hopes. BATING— NEW YORK (A P )—The Philadelphia Bulldogs and ing a plantation in Africa. ' • day’s hearing. ord in the double elimination Hargan posted his first major very good. lost year rpsultqd'from a whole­ figured to shift to Banfleld’s AAU’s President Clifford H. tournament. league victory for the Indians in ton has chance . t o work with the Fort Wayne Warriors, both undefeated, meet Sat­ "Now I guess I ’ll be around sale house-cleaning that left the ipoet. The safeties are Fred | Play Two Games TEL AVIV, Israel (A P )—Cathy Cole, a 14-year-old 'stable.set of receivers first time DEFENSE for three more years,” he said. : Buck promised to recommend Berlin stormed to a 7-0 lead the opener. Whitfield also had Startliw times for the Member- DEFENSIVE LINE—Poten­ urday night in the biggest clash so far in the. Conti­ Club Bill Jobko 1s an 7.1-yard average and has scored Surer control when you Sam Silverman announced the Conn’s Skip Olander. 13:31—E. W. EUls, GUeat: Guest. to get a gold medal as the lead­ ‘■Grady‘ Alderman is steady vet experienced weakslde operator. Rockville Leg^lon, which fin­ B. Marshall. revisit Israel. She set a Games three touchdowns. j pass or corner signing of welterweights Willie 13:38—E. Susanin. J. Reynolds: ing member of the heavily-fa­ ’ on left' side but Errol Linden Bill Swain relieved Jobko in '64 Philadelphia’s team leads the ished in a second place tie ■with 400-meter freestyle record of Frank Lambert, New York (Pineapple) Stevenson and Ros- D. Duncan. Guest. I vored American 400-meter free­ 4:64.4 and then prepared to re­ ■could lose out to someone like after latter broke arm. John league In passing with 661 net Olant rookie, led the nation’s Manchester in Zone Four action, 12:38—H. Archer, F. Sprogel; P, Archie Sutton. BATINO—fair- coe Gregory of Brooklyn, N.Y., Ladiesi Toum ey Boris, P. Perrlgard. style relay team. join her teammates In Monaco Kirby’s a second-year man. The yards, all but 12 by Brodhead, - major colleges with a 44.1 yard for a co-feature on a boxing features the pitching of Jim 12;IC — F. ftdlecld. Guest; W. Track and field opens up In where she will swim tonight. ' to-good. top thi'ee will carry the load. while Fort Wayne’s 449 yards ' punting average in 1964. He Martello and the hitting of A1 FRONT END program next Monday night at Prindle. Guest. 1 the huge Ramat Gan Stadium Abrahams and Spitz lUso set BATING— good. rushing tops that department in : played for Miseiseippi. the Arena. Puts and Joe Van Oudenhove. Lists Stratfo,rd 12:48—N. Carlo. T. Faulkner: K. ' Gordon, J. Vandervoort. today, turning Tel Aviv and Its Maccabiah records. Ths U.S. quarterbacks — Fran DEFENSIVE BACKS— team ataUstics. 12:56—D. Benoit. J. tandry: E. suburbs into a sprawling sports had won seven of the 10 swim­ Tarkmton has everyone excited Coach Dutch Van Brooklin’s Charleston, W.Va., tied with ALIfiNMENT Still Giilieateii Rolland. Guest, complex with activity going on Fort Wayne at 2-0 for the West­ 1:08—C. %>rsgue. B. Martocchlo: ming finals and the up-and-com­ .'about the new era of the particularly pleased with his J. Zanettl. J. Renfleld. In 17 different sports. ing Israelis three. scrambUng quarterback, but ac- corner men, Ed Sharockman ern Division lead, meets Rich­ STTIATPORD (AP)— Orange, 1:10—D, Oonde. R. Cruff; G. Cl- „tually. he’s getting more con­ and George Rose. Wouldn’t mond (0-2) in the only other $ 0 . 9 5 YOU CAN’T GET A BETTER TIRE BUY. QUALITY-BUILT, BRAND-NEW rtlll. A. Berube. Calif., and host Stratford' are servative every year, and bet­ trade them os pair for anybody, Saturday night acUon In the 1:17 — J. MarShslI. Guest: CFL. GENERAL TIRES AT AMAZINGLY LOW, LOW PRICES I THESE ARE NOT ths only teams left in the Wom­ Sheps rd Guest. Namath, Huarte, Taliaferro ter. Acceptable passer, fine and gets Lee Calland back af­ en’s World Softball Toumqiaant 1:24—W. Freebum.. B. Blovlsh leader and dangerous under In Sunday night play, Toronto, DISCONTINUED TREAD DESIGNS . . . NOT RETREADS . . . NOT "2nd8” Oazza, A. Gazxa, ter year on shelf. Lwt year’s co-leader with Philadelphia In who can be sure they’ll stUl he 1:31—J. Horvath. T. Mee*an; T fire. He has poise of a winner. safeties—Karl Vargo—will have . . . THESE ARE FRESH-FROM-THE FACTORY, ALL NEW QUALITY ; around Friday. Kearns. J. Keams. iJlc^VanderKelen is anxious re­ the Eastern Division, Is at New­ y t ! 1:38—R. McOurkln G. McGurWr to fight off rookies like Jeff ark, Hartford visits Providence Stratford and Orange, the only Jets’ Quarterback Corps serve. RATING—very good. Jordan. Better protection GENERAL TIRES! imbeaten teams left in the dou­ M. Whlston. T. SIpptes. and Wheeling, W.Va., travels to 1:45—^R. Kosuch. W. Brady; T. against Injury in '66 BATING Norfolk, Va L E V I ’ S * TRIMCUTS ble ellminaUon toumey, meet Btanfoirl F. Dunan. —igood-to-very-gxx>d. 1:68—A. Smith. J. Deary. r RUNNING BACKS — Prob- ■ 'i ■ • tonight in what could prove to Will Be Cut to Twoiome SUMMARY—The Vikings are be a crucial contest. *bly most versatile pair In Outfielder Lou Johnson, 81, of The other games pit Nashville, Pennington Sold league when Tommy Ma.son, youngest team In NiFL, and the Los Angeles Dodgers, has The an-S66S0(i Nf lavorite— our classic plain-front slim PEEKSKILL, N.Y. (AP) —^league in rushing with 945 yards • Blit Brown are healthy at some most dynamic. Confidence Is up Term., against Freono, Calif., dioach Weeb Ewbank of the New played with the (3htcago Cubs, 2 and Pekin, 111., against New Ha­ gained, ^nd either holdover Bill I'tlme. Mason tends to be injury after tying for second. Van Los Angeles Angels and Mil­ BOSTON (AP) — The Boston 2 York Jets considers himself for­ slacks with dropped bettloops and finished cuffs. Solid shades S DAY SPECIALS ven. ’Two of the four will be Bruins of the National Hockey Mathis or Bob Schweickert. prone. So rookie Lance Rentzel, Brocklln’s a tough, knowledge­ waukee Braves. He has been tunate—he can turn thumbs ousted. League hkve sold center Clin Scbwelckert, an all-purpose Atjarkhorse Dave Osborn are able coach. Only thing holding ■«vltB’''16 different minor league down on 8400,000 If that’s hts rookie from Virginia Tech who and patterns in all the popular sportswear, fabrics— Pekin disposed of defending Pennington, 25. to the Loe An- r welcome. Brown was a revola- them back 1» reserve strength If teams. ★ NYLON JET SPECIAL ★ 7 RIB TRACTION TREAD HI DAD — Bob Toski decision. could make the pass-option an any of the frontUner* get champion Portland, Ora., eles Blades of the Western The $400,000 represents the (itlon last year as runner and re- [ockey League. effective weapon for the JeU, U :-celver. With Ted Dean done, knocked out of action. PRE­ now at your LEWS Sportsweer style center. U.S. ROYAL Wednesday night 4-1, scoring all g has just sunk a diffi* Investment In Joe Namath, the I Pennln^n, a member of the being heralded as out of the kPhll King wlM pleked up for in- DICTION—second place. ★ EXTRA MILEAGE DURAQEN RUBBER four runs In a sixth Inning out­ cult chip shot and son uarterback from Alabama In a Frank Gifford mold. burst. J^ston farm system, divided Stree-way battle with holdover STALWART the 1968-64 "season between Que­ Bruce, 8, seems as The flanker back spot cur­ Nash-vUIe eliminated Eugene, Mike Taliaferro and rookie John rently belongs to Don Maynard. HEY KIDS! Ore., 1-0 and Stratford downed bec and San Franelaco and then surprised as his fa­ Huarte, the Heisman Trophy NYLON.C A SALE PRICES — (All Types-All Sizst) coached a schoolboy team In D ai^ Hill, a rookie from Mary­ New Haven 4-0 In the o4bor ther. winner from Notre Dame, In the land, also has been Impressive Batile Between Two Countries Montreal last year. ^ -I ■ ■ — ooRtesta. American Football League In early workouU. Completing TRUCK TIRES 6 club’s quarterback sweepetakes. 6 Compacts Fbrd, Chevy, Plymouth, Bnick, Studebaker, Mercury, the receiving corps are split end Studebaker, Lark, Rambler Chiysler, Dodge, Olds, Ehvbank Intends to carry only Bake Turter and Oen H[eaUr U.S. Hoop Squad Favorites STARUNG AT three quarterbacks. Including and Dee Mackey, who ehare the 6.00/6.60x18 7.76x14 a 7.76x16 Plymouth, Pontiac Eisenhauer Back Rains Cut Practice Time 8.26x14 e 8.16x15 Jim Turner, who doubles as a tight end duties. FREE Plus F.E.T. TubeleBs BlackwaUa Tfubelesa RlaekwallB Yubeleas BIsckwalto '■n A s _ place-kicking specialist. There- The remainder of the otfeh- In .World Games BasketbaU • 1 4 .9 5 At Defensive End Jbor American Oolt j^^vent Bive line Is strong with Winston BOOK erro trio will wind up a twosome Hill and 296-pound Sherman Raplacea BIzea Replace* Rlzea For Boston Pats before the season opens. Plunkett at the UcUe spoU, . BUDAPEST, Hungary (A P )f But the Hungarians, who 7JH>Xl4 a 6.70x16 “ I do not have to keep either 8.00x14 a 7.00x16 AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Play-^rrith a record flve-under-par Bam DeLuca and Dan Flcca at 'tr .77n big confrontation be­ fought Russian tanks in Uielr COVERS ars who Uka to atudy every 275, finishing flve strewes of the two rookies;’’ said Bw- the guard poeU and Mike Btt- tween the United States and streets and lost in tho uprising ANDOVBIL Mass. (AP)—The bank. “ Neither la on our roster dock at center. Boston Patriots were bolstered blade of grass on tha coursa will ahead o fMason Rudolph. Ven­ Russia In the World Student of 1966, leave no doubt where NOW AVAILABLE have to hit It blind, eo to speak, turi has not completely recov­ now.” Defensively, the problem la at their allegiance Ilea. They today by the return of veteran And ao the battle for the. quar­ XSsmM- eomos tonight when Larry Bleenhauer, an all* In today’s opening round of tha ered from aa opm U on on hie cornerbacl(„- whtra Clyda Wash­ elr towering, sha^-shootlng whoop It up for the Stars and AT PARKADf $10^000 American Ootf Classic. ailing handa terbacking spot remains the key ington and Marshall Starks both Stripes — and let the Russians America Football League de­ to the JeU’ chances In the East­ Mketboll teams olosh In the fensive end. When last weekand’a O rllng wera seriously Injured Imat eea- egsmiflnals. like it and lump It. BOWUNG LANES World Toumament in Sqtton, ern Division race. son. Washington has made a full Eleenhauer, who hae been With Dick Wood traded to > Hungarian ton*, anticipating The United States’ trim, hand­ sidelined with a foot injtiry suf­ Maes., wes extended through Eaitera League recovery but SUrke hae round­ •n A'msrioan victory, have their some swimmers dominated the gola A Bowling League Monday beeausa of rain, only a Oakland, Taliaferro automa­ ed Into shape slowly, Veteran fered In an. exhibition game tically became the No. l quar­ Jungs rips and pookst whistles water events, completed Tues­ Men, Women, Mixed agalnat Buffalo Aug. 9, wee handfifui ot golfan had a chance sUndouU Delnard Paulson and handy. W L Pet. OB terback. And the Job hi lus to BUI Baird are the eafetles. day night. Russia proved sur­ Leagues and Juniors given a medical o.k. Wednea. ,tb last the Firestone Country PltUfleld 77 61 .802 — keep deepiU only 2H games of Ths Bo-ealled Univsratade, a prisingly strong, but not strong day by Dr. Joe Datgaa, tbe Glu))’s 7466-yhrd, par-70 layout The remainder of the defense Elmira 76 61 .608 H actual experience, uiuess Na­ >6 stroM, desplU lU youth. CompstItlOn of studemts, has be- enough. •Plus Thx^-WUtMralls Slightly H i p ^ a other SIsea Proportionately Bala Prleed Pate* team physioian. Tuaeday. Wllltamisport 84 68 .604 12Vi math or Huarta or both can Uka •oms, UKa tha Olympics, a two- Wednesday Allen Fox of Los OilU US NOW Boston Coach Mihe Holovak Moat of tha touring proa had Oerry I%llbln, a aacond-yehr Sprtngtiilaid 60 67 .472 16H It away. man, will anchor one end with Mtlon battls "'bstwsen ths two AngslsB and Donald Dell of 100% OK CREDIT announetd that Conner Natiy banked on practicing Wednes­ York 67 68 .462 10 Whatever the final aelaotlon, powsrfui 4)0rU nations. day, but a htavy afternoon de­ Btrt Wilder, also a rooMe last Bethesda, Md,j_beat ths stnmg MS-1507 all-America Joe Belllno will be Reading 47 80 JflO 20H tha JaU figure to ba a more ” So for ' ths Ainorloans, out- switched from flanker to run­ luge waehed out their plans. Mason, pressing veteran La- Russian pair of Tomai Lsjus LEVI’S consistent team this year, with Verne Torcion at the other end Bumtierad iTO to '4l In ths siss b( and Bsrgei Ukaosov for ths ning back for tbe Pate’ exhiU- IMS left tha course heavy for Wedaesday’a Oamea more depth, aepeclally In the- Ih9ir atUeUa Muod, hnva more Uon meeting with the New the opening round of tha 72-hole post. Verlon Btggs, rookie from men's doubles crown In tsnnl*. AVAILABLE IN ,OPlilN-6 A;6L • IWPJCi PltUfleld 2, Wllllamaport 6 defenslve backfleld, where Inju­ thkjt WsM fcsir own — and bas- •Ihs aoora was 4-6, 6-8, 6-8, 2-8, 8* York Jete Saturday • idght at tournament which runs through Elmira 6, Ragdlng 2 908 MAIN ST; HVERY DAY ries almost completely depleted figure*" ’ "'***'* M tbiirts sxpMtsd to odd onoth- 4, PARKADE MANCHESTER A t'. . Norfolk, Va. , ^ Sunday. 17m final four holts Springfield 4, Yorit 0 the complement laat year. GENERr TIRE SERVICE » The't*®***" r»u l Rochee- •r fol() medal to ths gleaming Belllno, a 27-yaarri>14 r^M e Sunday will he televised (ABC- Running In the badcHeld with Uurei wrnith.' ^ The Yanks draw first blood bi TEL. 643-2478 after a tour ot duty ae a Naval TV) from 8:10 to B p.m., BST. Thnraday’a Qtmoo Ur and Qordy HoU with an all T I R I CITY the winner ot the quarterbaoh veUran llnebaohlng on w of all- __Thf Hungayisns ore dsllghtsd. track and «eld whan big Randy 165 CENTER ST,—TEL. 649-2828—DOM FARETRA, Branch Maimgar officer, had been used at flank-, One o f the televialon an* Wllllamaport a$ Pittsflald sweepsUkes will ba Matt Snail, Thay live In ths shadow of tho Matson won tha shot put with s er becauM oC Injuries to CMno league Mieotlon U ury Oran- •67 BROAD •XM Di;* nounean will be K cr Venttul, Blmica at Raadlng ■ Roolda of the Year laat aeaaon t ^ . Whaoo McDaniel aM vfat’s hsrojner and stokls. haavs of 88 fast, iK Inches. LANES CappeUetU and Art Oraham. who won the olaaMo laat jraar Torh at Spclngflafi . after flnlihlnt second la tba Ralph Baker. Shvmunllt ofltolals try, to kssp Russians finished second and MANOUMJCni thlrd.~Rius1a bhould snap back Noaohester Bhopplog . Me,^proud people ot tMa Boatsm 4 TEL. 64S.MM p u rm oa Muntry under their In the brood Jump. Ralph Bos* Porkodo •THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET" too oouldn't moka It. * 1 ... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1965 p a g e TWENTY-TRjREB l*AGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY; AUGUST 26, 1968 Household Goode 51 Rooms Without Board 59 Businaao Locsttons Houses For Sal* 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lots For Sal* 73 Sabnrban For flak 75 Motorc3rcI«»—Bicycles 11 MiUineryi Drewmsking 19 Help Wantod-^Feawlc 85 Artidss Fsr Sdt 45 fW O DOOR Bsrvel gas refrlg- Hdip W ntei — If 86 Htip Wants*— r o o m for teachers, For Rent 64 '4.I.IU.1) hbs s erstnr, In good condition, rea- COLONIAL •— 11 Vi rooms, >V4 LARGE Attractive 6Vi room FGUR Immaculate rooms, large BREWSTER Bt!, Coventry, 60x COVENTRY — Seven room SBB VESPA MOTOR Scoottr, DRBSSMAKINO and altermtlon* Male sr F I S7 totlCOraONB, E flto *«A Kitchen privileges, call after 6 baths, Uvlng room 80x16. Ranch, garage, iVi baths, fire* SAUauJtDini to work fuR- PAtNTiDIUI WANTBD ~ tVip |p ionable. * 4 ^ M 9 or 643-9386. p.m. 649-6268. DESIRABLE stora ot otflca living room, custom kitchen 140, high land, $600. 6 at Mr. brick Colonial, outbuUdlng, S3eB-|S3S, etc model* to ohooM for women and children. Call tlme, a p ^ PUtrim ItlUa, wofto, cun between tCM pjn.. REAL ESTATE aalaa parson In* LaiY* desk^llO. DouWi^O apaoo, ground floor, elaan, at- fetone flrnlaoe, 8 a cru of place, only $16,900. Hutchins with Hullt-lns. EhJ<^ life In a Coope, 649-S303. fields, good potential for axtr* CLASSIFIED m>m *t McBride Sport Spot, spring, 14. T V , $10. 643-79M. 648-B140, Mr*. Muldoon. Hartford Rd., open lo a.m. to Mondey Rirougk fTtdey, Reck- L fBWlNO MAC9HNB — Singer 'ractiv* and reasonabla. Apply land, ettItaUldliigs, 181,600. Agency, Realtors. 640-6834. quiet eettlng. LeonaM Agency, lot* on main road. Leonard tarsktad ta staffing builder’s PLEASANT room for gentla- THREE adjoining building lots, 6M Center St., 64B-8747. • p.ni. VtllB,.87e-S07S. modal homes, 6-3 p.m. weak automatic slg - tag, cabinet Mr. Ohassa, ttats Theatre, 11 PbU i^k Agency, 640-B4a T Realtors, 646-0469.______Agency, Realtor* 6460 *69. y. model, exeellent condition, but­ a.m. • 8 pjn. BOWERS School — New 6 Vi lake privileges, $3,100. CaU i#M HARUST DAVIDSON, M ovlPg^Tnicklnf^ days, 1-3 p.m. Saturday and DUCK PIN howling boS, g«»4 lllgh' St"**^ ***‘*‘''**’ o n . BimNKR eenrloe man Sunday, Call Mr. Muidook, i ton holes, embroiders, hams, room Cofonlal-Cape, 1 Vi baths, mornings, 743-7109. WAmNG — 20 Ridge Rd., 8- model 74, *11 equipped. 64B* Storage SO wanted, axperlene* and oondltion, |16. e44*llM.______etc., was $809.(|0, unpaid bal- THREE ROOM ottica or bust- 4 bedrooms, level treed lot. FIVE ROOM RANCH bedroom cuetom built Ranch, ADVERTISING 7838, 643-8414. TOYS . TOYS 2893. IMMEDIATE llcenae reqtitredj food working W snee $89.18, take over pay- quiet. Inquire 224 C^iarter Oak ntSB, ground floor, 470 Main Wesley R. gmith, ReUtor, 64$- deadend street, extensive view, M A N C a w m i Deltoora. U|h« SEVEN MODERN e*«t 1667.______Top value, In this flvs room mid 30’s, Immediate oc­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS BOYS 36" English atyle bike, oondlUon, beurty rat* open. SALES water radiators, sxoallata •<>•>• A msnts of $8, monthly. City Sew­ St.. 843-8.'i«8. Straet, plenty of parking. 649- OCCUPANCY Suburban For Sale 75 truoklni and pnokag* debver TOYS CaU ttMBlb After • p.m ing Center, Hartford, 832-0476. 6229, 9-5. Ranch, with Vk baths, carport, cupancy. Call owner, 649-13llk 8 A.M. to 5 PAL excellent condition, |18. Call Retriverators. wnalien ai REPRESENTATIVES dltion. 6494731. MANCHEBTBIR — Convenient fireplace, and full basement, ex­ 64S-0689. l ig h t housekeeping room for Excellent Colonial, 6 Vi VERNON — 7 roem Colonial, 267-9600. Bta^T morlne npietoKy. VoMtng rowiii itiM — part-time,' 6 DESIRABLE office space avail­ east side location, 4 room cellent residential section. CIo^ ;-T lm ruR> Oonnaotlout’a largeat real- t h r e e Iswnmewsrs, R • 7 Tj a m ^aS e r t p r o ^ s t o rent at 801 Main m. Call 648- rooms, firsplace, nstursl (4 bedrooms) with one full bath COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSinED ADVT. ohalie tor ntoC eMelM. Tim* Pay.. Join th*. _ Toy a-m.-l pm ., piece work onara- Y o p THERE IS A 4074. able. 100 per cent location', new oak trim, 1% Iliad baths, home, IVi baths, full basement, to everything. T. J Xlroekett, BOiyroN — 8-room Garrison thm. Ap]^ lober.Baasbw, 114 dsntlBl real aotata company real, 23” sdjustabls totaiy, 16’’ 3 - car garage, only $11,900. Realtors, 648-1577. and 2 lavatories, rec room, and Ookmlal. with garaga, Mroh MONDAY i m nUDAY lOiM AJL — 8 ATUBDAY t AM. 1945 HONDA 60, $300, exceUent Party PlanPton wUhwlUi the most *• "SANTA CLAUS" building, alr-conditiohlng, fully insulated, walk-ln ce­ B ro o k ^ ' a t . RoekvlU*. with 17 offloas has open- Penn, push mewsr; ey is n t Hayes Agsncy, 646-01$l. garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, cabinated kitchen with built-in condition 64S-7361, to oifer., .Over ' tWO Name tags for two full-tim* salsa mixer with gas and risewe r JUST PAY MONTHLY! BURNISHED ROOM, near Main ample paiking, desirable for dar cloeet, dishwasher, gar- combination Windows. Excel­ Phlnting—PRiMrlng 21 Bt. Inquire 9 Hasel 8t., 649- doctor, dentist or professional bage disposal, city utilities, oven, range and dishwasher. Best Hoetese and Dealer VARIETY la the key to IM* per­ raprassntatlves, mala or fo­ motors. Whit* drop-ln atax, f 1, 3. or 8 ^ A R S to PAY SPIT AND Polished Ranch, 6<^ EXPANDABIS! Cap* - five lent value and only $22,600. PLEASE READ YOUR AD plan avaUi^l*. Call or 3170. office. U A R Realty Co., Inc., W U l to wall carpeting, Elreplaced living room, 1*4 INTERIOR and eorterkw paint­ manent lob. Mart up to to, per n t^ In MsnohMtsr of- 32x24. 649-60M. m o n t h l y p a y m e n t s Immaculate rooms with at- finished, excellent, like new T. J. Orockst, Realtor, 643-1677. or "Want Ade” are taken v n r the phone aa a QIRL'S 36" Schwinn bicycle, ing, waOpapar removed, fully .Wrtta•Santa Putlaa A-roa, - $12.18 648-2692. combination windows, en- condition, garage, fireplace, baths, i generous bedroonu, hour depending ca experience. flos.,Bxp*rieao*d salsa pso- TWO MODERN rooms, private tschsd garage, bullt-ln oven oil hot water heat, 160x600 ______The advertiser ebould read hie ad the PIRST $30. 649 00B8. Insured. Rene Belanger, 648- Brand Toya and Qlft Iteina. pi* prsforrsd but will train ' , .8 COMPLETE Olosed porch, 3-car garage. new kitchen, schools, fois, 849- Vernon Conn. Tel. 67a-34M ave- Call Elmdr* Aasoetatae., ^649- bath nnd entrance, rec, rec PROPTCSSIONAL man — seeks Must be seen to be appre­ and range, iVi baths, rec room, treed lot, $21,700. Wolverton DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the 06U or 664-080A. 0060. tnoss that are salsa orient- B ests asd 41 F r o o m s o f BRAND NEW to share office facilities in $ generous bedrooms, big liv­ 6606. ninge «7a-aaaa.. ITURNITURB room privileges. Bolton. 648- ciated. ()ulck occupancy. Agency, Realtors, 649-381$. next iMartlon. The HemM 1* I*^K>llalble for only ONE taoor- 30” BOY’S bicycle, very good ad. For oonfMeAUsl Inter­ 9896. Manchester with same, real ing room with fireplace, once ”L” SHAPED RANCH reet or omitted taeertlon for any advertlsoment and then only PAXNTiMa.~imnuoR MAN .TO. WORK in h«et treat view oaH Mr. Gordon, 649- 16 FOOT Thdmpaen — to l^P- Shown by appointment. HENRY ST. — near Princeton, condition, $18. Call 649-4468. Interior, paperhanging, wall­ » All 100% guaranteed, some In eetate or insurance. 649-2062. a year home buy if $18,900. I* a charming 6 room Cape Cod CXIVENTRY — 8^ room Ranch, to the extent of a “nwh* good** Ineertlon. Error* whlcii do not tag department, first shift 6806. Johnson slsctrie start Gator f origin*! factory crates, with LIGHT Housekeeping room also $16,900 steal* thU 3 bed­ paper reraioved, dry wall work. tilt trailer. AU axesUsntieendl- your pric# range. Call 649-2818 home, designed for comfortable room, 1V4 bath 3 year old built-in*, firsplace, children the raloe of the advertleement win not be eorractad by 30” BICYCLE, convertible, boy PART-TIMB reeepUonlst • typ­ 7-3:10. Will train, JLppty ll| pw* original factory serial number*. sleeping room, parking. Please CHARLES LESPERANCE right now. Wolverton Agency "mahe good' Reasonable rates. Puny ta- ist, local doctor’s otflca, 16-20 sen from • a.m. to 4 p.i ticn. 3676. O a U '649-4967, 306 living. Large living room, cabi­ home. Close to schrx>Is, now will love this 3^ acre lot. or girl. AI.so, small tricycle. Bured. Free estlmatea. BLONDE BEDROOM call 643-4372. Houses For Rent 65 649-7620 Realtor*. Priced right. Leonard Agency, Good condition. $30. for both. hours weekly beginning early Klook OorporatlofL 1273 Tauai School St net kitchen, 3 baths, rec room, ready to occupy, excellent 96U, Joseph P. Lewla. Barrows allace LIVING ROOM SUITE RANCH — 8 bedrooms, large garage and nicely landscaped condition. A ranch that is Realtors, 846-0469. (Eeidnina. TeE fkea) 649-7977. September. Pleaee send re­ Tpkt. - 5 PC,. DINETTE SET SEVEN RCX)MB Split Level, sume to Box "B,” Herald. REAL ESTATE Apartment BuildinKs lot, garage, references .re­ treed 160x460 lot, garage, 24' lot with over 100 feet frontage. different. Appointment call EXTERIOR and Intarlorp^- AND ACCESSORIES Robert J. Smith Inc., 968 Main ANDOVER — 6 room Ranch, ing. Wallpimer books, p«^e^- Maaohester Shopping Parked* Dlsmonds—W stdiis quired, $160. per month. 649- firaplaced living room, kitchen, Mr. LewU, M9-5306 or 876- 643-2711 875-3136 PAR’T-TIMB oook, alao woman Manchester, Conn. 4, HOTPOINT REFRIG. Tenements 63 on bus line, handy to schoo St., 649-6241. After 5 p.m. 6611. $11,800., rent with option to hanging.' r- Oelflng*.Cellingi I. Pnoors. lo o n .^ Ful­ 1 - J s w iliy 48 1 OLYMPIC T-V 8464. X dining room, 8 bedrooms, heat­ Wanted Autos— for part-time cleaning, Laural 649-5806 Shopping, etc. $14,900. Phil' ed family room, VA baths, best please call 649-7959. buy. Pasek Realty, 380-7476, ly Insured. Workmanahlp miar- -r WASHING MACHINE FOUR ROOM apartment, cen­ 742-8243. Motorcycles 12 Manor, 649-4619. TOOLMAKER WATCH AND JETTBUtY re- trally locoled, heat, hot water, FURNISHED — 68’XlO’, 1962 brick Agency, 649-8464. quUlty, $23,500. Wolverton anteed. Leo N letlcr, 649^2$. pnlring. Pratapt asrrias. Up to it DE LUXE RANGE Alma Mobile home. Set-up on PARKER ST. — 6-room Dutch If no answer. 64S-9MS. adults, $96. 643-2171. 643-8470. Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. Trouble Reaehlug Our Advertiser? WANTED — used car, private­ WATnuOSraS and counter girls HAIR STYLIST, full-time, Bel- H o on your ^ w a ^ to i Take your choice of any of lot. AdulU. Will also sell. 648- IMMACULATE Cape, $ bed­ Colonial, excellent condition, Barrows W allace VERNON—Owner custom build­ ly owned, one owner. Automa­ for night shift. Apply In par­ Uaima Beauty Salon, 644-J619. trad*. Oloaad Mondays. F. B. ^ these appliances in addition to 6389. rooms, convenient section of family sized kitchen, laundry, ing and needs to sell. Clean 7 PAINTING BY Dlok Fontaine, DIEMAKER LGOKINQ tor anything in real Manchester Parkade tic transmission, compact line son, Treat Shoppa, Rt. 8$, Tal- Bray, 737 Mata Btieet. Stat* • b^room, living room, dinette, estate rental* - apartments, town, $16,600. J. D. Realty Co., pantry combination, formal room Split I.,evel, garage, 24-Honr Autwerius Senriee Interior and exterior. Paper oottvtUe. FURNISHED house for school 648-6129. ManUhester — dining room, living room with Manchester 649-6306 2 preferred. Price range $8-900. W * are ready to plaea one or Thaatar BuUdtog^, ______nigs, lampe, tables, linoleums, homes, multiply dwellings, call baths, built-in kitchen, formal h a n g ^ and wall paper remov- 2 Sitiuttions Wanted— year, 6 rooms, 2 Vi baths, fireplace, 8 large bedrooms, Call 643-4406 after 5 p.m. two mora skilled men ta Sur 1 dimes and other Items. J. D. Realty, 64t-6129. dining room, living room with aL Dutch Boy and DuPont. YOUNG GIRL naadad In Sam­ Female 88 color T-V, garage, large lot, HORSE RANCH ta Manches­ ST. BARTHOLOMEW imattached garage. Convenient VERNON — Here’s a friendly Free le Herald Readere Quality workmanahlp. Call shop. EVERYTHING fireplace and recent wall to ple Room with folloiring meaa- Gsrden— FTuPHb—D sity THREE ROOM apartment, $226. Call 649-8566. ter with 27 acres. 8 room to everything, yet strictly resl- home, nearly new in the Lake Want tatonnatlon on one of enr elemlBid i ir Me evenlnga, 637-9671. ^ ONLY $398 house, IVi bathe, barn, out­ CHURCH AREA Street section of Vernon. Fea wall carpeting. Three bed­ uremente, height 6’7'~, bust WILL TAKE Care of pre-school Prodacts 50 stove, refrigerator, 247 No. dential, 100x126 foot lot. 649- rooms, paneled family room, nnnwor nt the telephone Betodr Blmpfy enR Buslnesn Services 3614” . weut 34^’, hips 88’’. Ap­ 'This opportunity doM not hap­ ^ Price Includes Dellvenr, Set Up, SIX ROOM Cape, fully fur­ buildings, corrals, etc., $50,000. tures 8 bedrooms, 2 full baths, INSIDE and outsld* painting. pen vary often. child In my own horn*. Wathe- Main St., Oafi 649-8229, 9-6. Lovely 6 room colonial, 3630. large rear covered patio, Offered 13 ply Mahehastar Modes, Pina reU St. arse, 648-8891. TOMATOBA — pick your awn, *• Service, Guarantee, Inunedlate nished, September to June 80th. PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. basement garage and extra You name your own price You cam expect— ■f Delivery Or Free Storage Until ^ aciou s Living Room, spacious lot. Look for a bright easily financed. Lawrence F. EDWARDS •eclal rates for homeownera St., Manohsster. 76c for 16 quart basket. Mi­ NEW 8-room country apart, Verplanck School area, 649- Ftormal Dining Room. Flano, Realtors, 646-0424, 648- LAND CLEARING, tree re­ Needed 6410. $14,500—filx room Colonial, ga­ future In this bright home. Tc or ovar. 649-78M, 878-MOl. High pay seal*. chael Kurys, 183 FTench Rd.. ments, garages, aU electric, rage, I'.i acre.s, garden, fiult Kitchen with Pine cabinets, 3766, 743-6364. moval, and chain saw work. BABTSnTBR, mature woman, IRCUTING DONE in my home, oft Route 86. Phone for appointment nice suburban setting, $90. per inspect call Carl ZinssSr, Jar' ANSWERIND SERYIOE vicinity Bunco Dr. Preferably reasonable. CaU 64S4M73. FKIUR ROOM oozy Ranch, Ideal and shade trees, suburban, 3 good sized bedrooms. 1 % NEW LISTINGS FOR A. Michaud, 742-8096. WALLPAPER removed, to-80 Permanant amploymant •*! a SAMUEL ALBERT month, no lease. Leonard baths. Fireplace, 0>mhlna- vis Realty Co,, Realtors, 648' my home. Gall after 6 p.m., TOMATOES—pick your own— for newlyweds, $125. Call own­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 1121. Eves. 648-0088. per room. Ceilinn x>ainted, $10. steady 47^-hour week. -■ HTFD. 247-0358 or 527-9036 Agency, Realtors, 646-0469, 640-5324. tlon Mrtndows. Double ame- YOUR INSPECTION SHARPENING Service—Saws, 649-7163. 76c per basket. 1616 Manches­ ■fJ SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT er after 6 p.m. 643-9859. AUTHENTIC 54941500 - 075-2510 knives, axes, shears, akatea, per room. Walls, woodwork, WtLL DO Ironing in my home, slte drive. Excellent land­ 6 everything reascmable. 649- Complete Insurance package. ter Rd., Olsatonbury. WE HAVE cuatomors waiting SOUTH WINDSOR — 6% room VILLAGE CHARM If you have no metme of trans- VA NO DOWN Payment, $85 scaped yard. City utllltle*. 6 rotary blades. Quick service. WOMAN for part-time bekery reasonable. Call 648-03^. and lenen your moeeage. ToaV hear from ear to g g 9168. for the rental of your apart- WEMT ST. — Compact 2 Ranch, large lot, walk-out tlrno without spending all evenlag nt th Capitol Boulpment Co., 38 work, 1-4 afternoons, and aU Unlimited retirement benefits. PICK TOUR OWN com. ter i portatlon, 111 send my auto for TWO-BEDROOM house, Birch per month pays all. Ideal start Only $17,900. basement, with three partly EXPSRIEINCED woman with 4 I you. No obligation whatsoever, ment or bom*. J. D. Realty, er or retirement home, bedroom home with family Mitin St., Msinchester. Hours day Friday and Saturday. Ap­ freezing, 80c a dosan. Call 649- 648-6129. St.. $100. CaU 640-4498. room -r-w wnent. completed rooms, 4% per cent Talcottvllle — Plctureaqu* dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9, Satur­ ply in person, Davis Bakery. Alr-comUtlonsd -comfort. - college education will tend pre­ rooms on deep shaded lot, good U & R REALTY CO. INC assumable. mortgage. Leonard Main S t is the setting for Floor Flnishlns 24 0496, for directions. ^ A-L-rB-E—R-T'-S condition, $11,700. Wolvertoo Nicely SOLD with AutomobikB For Shi* 4 day 7-4. 643-7968. school children, for working TOMATOES—Pick In own con­ FIVE ROOM duplex, garage, FOR RENT—One half a house, 643-2692 Agency Realtors, 646-0469. tills quaint, 6-room (Colo­ SALESLADIES — with knowl­ Latest toolroom equipment. moth*^ Call 618-0600. 4 rooms, one floor, yard and Agency, Realtors, 6'49-2818. patio c Low FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- . 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD $76. monthly, central location, Robert P. Murdock 648-6472 priced to sell at $14,900. nial. Nicely restored by th* 1963 PORD Galaxie, 4-door se HAROLD A SON Rubbish Re­ edge ot fabrics to work part tainers, cabbage, carrot*, OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 cellar. $100. a month. Call BOLTON — A true four bed­ present ownera Modernized Ing (specializing In older Interesting work. IAiE>GEE>GB Sophomore desires no pets, adults only. Write Box HUGE KITCHEN, birch caW- HERALD dan, V-8, cruisomaUc, radio, moval — attics, cellars and floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ or full-time, limluding Satur­ beets, cucumbers, beans. 21 C, Herald. 643-0346. room Ranch, full basement country kitchen, 8 or 4 bed­ heater, one owner. Call 643- yards, weekly and monthly babysitting, days, evenings. KELVINA’rOR Refrigerator nets, dtshwa'jher, screened ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. days. Apply IMlgrlm Mills, -And k bonus plan. Angel S t SIX ROOM Cape with aluminum 'VICTORIA RD.—Spacious with 2-car garage, baths, rooms, new furnace, wir­ 9704, after 7 p.m. pickup. Bolton-Manchester vi­ Hartford Rd. 649-2438. good condition, 46 Benton St., FOUR ROOM tenement In two EIGHT ROOM house, WlUlman­ porch, 6V4 room Colonial, It^ 8V4 room colonial In con­ porch enclosed, lot 100x300, Ehc- ing, exterior paint, etc. No Job too smaU. John Ver- tic, good location. Call 528-7625 baths, Manchester, $20,900. siding, fireplace, many, many DOX LETTERS cinity. Harold Hoer, 649-4034. fame, 649-5750. H you are a top man' now, or 643-4041. fomlly house, 6 Mlntz Court. extras. Offers will be con­ venient west side location. cellent value, prime settin) Beautifully landscaped lot SPECIAL OPPER — 1962 FV)rd one with the ability to get there Honseludd Goods 51 J. B&th, automatic water heater, before 9 a.m., after 9 p.m. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 1 car garage. Ideal for plenty of trees. T. J. Crocket AU city conveniences, in a Oalaxle 600 convertible, black TYPEWRITERS — Standard 666-page Popular Chib c a ta ^ . Doga—Birds—Pets 41 640-5324. sidered. J. D. Realty Co., 643- For Yaat with more experience come In $40 monthly. Inquire 10 Depot 5129. growing family. Only $18,- Realtor, 448-1677. tranquil village setting. with red Interior, carpeted, au- and electric. Repaired, over Let your friend* shop from it. to sM us. We know we can of­ EVBRTTHINO la alsri’ilasd ra- ♦T BtSDROQM SET — twin beds Square, Apartment 4. 500. Hurry, only $15,600! tomaUc, power steering, radio, hauled, rented. Adding ma Business Opportunity 28 GROOMINa and boarding, wU1 Suburban For Rent 66 Manchester bfon n atioB Then you pick $36 and more fer you an attractive opportun­ coUeet and deUver. H. C. conditicnad used furaitura and and bureau, 87 Foster St, MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom $11,990 — HOT 'value In cool heater, clock and lighter work, chines rented and repaired. in free items. Alice Williams, aimllancas, high quality—low Bolton. Four room Ranch with vrlndshield washer, good tires, Pickup and delivery service. ity. You won’t know unless you Chase, Harmony K SEWING MACHINES — Save BOLTON Lakefront — Year EXCLUSIVE AREA Ranch, 1>4 baths, enclo.sed COBURN RD.—Here Is an Popular d u b Plan, Depart­ ^qulr*. n ^ Bolton, 648-6437. pncaa. L A laao Funiltux*, 106 THREE ROOM apartment, 470 round house, 4 rooms, refriger­ breezeway, attached 2-car partial basement and a Mg HAYES AGENCY spare never used, etc. Retail Tale Typewriter Service, 649- YOUR OWN BUSINESS? South Street RookvUl*. m 4r $40, Buy Singer's young style Ideal home for the Young THE HERALD wfll not ment N803, Lynbrook, N.Y. Main St., $90. CaU 649-5229, 9-6. ator, stove, $126., immediate six rooms of New England garage, recreation room, many 2-car garage, excellent ccndl 646-0181 price over $1,400. wlU seU for 4986. 2174. Open 2A. maker kit, look what you get. Executive or Professional tlon throughout. Lot Is wood­ dlflcloso tho identity ot AKC German Shepherd puppies, occupancy. 643-4651. charm In this Cape on (4 extras. Owner transferred, in a prestige area. Within any advertiser using box $1,176. or best reasonable offer. Become an owner-operator WOMAN for Waitress work, — A brand new Singer zig-zag MANCHESTER Garden Apart' ed with plenty of privacy. T.J. APPLIANCES repaired — all rare pure white, exceptionally CROSLE7Y refrigerator, with acre level treed lot. Deep priced low 20’s. Call 649-5762. walking distance of new letter*. Readar* anawer- An exceUent buy. CaU anytime. counter aiHl booth service, portable sewing machitle, a ments, 4V4 rooms, heat, hot wa^ Crockett, Realtor, 649-ien. makes washers, refrigerators, ABA Tool Die beautiful. Breed for tempera­ freezer on top, running condi­ VERNON CIRCLE — 8 room yard offering privacy. Ideal Temple, Junior high and WAPFING — Immaculate • Ing blind box ad* who 643-0316. of a modem dairy-grocery part-time, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., ment. 743-8970. '•* ' new miracle foam dress form ter, stove, refrigerator, amd apartment, heat, hot water, NEW USTXNG — Porter St freexers, dryers, gas and eleo 5 days a weak, good pay, good tion. 649-9418, mornings. tailored to yon, sewing basket parking one block from Main location. Excellent condi­ high school. Features 6 VERNON — Custom U A room Ranch near school. Large dariie to proUct thatr trie ranges. Oil burners store. No experience neces­ and electricity included. Balch tion, a wise purchase. Ask­ area — 7 room Colonial, near large rooms, 1>;4 baths, 2 idoatity can follow thl* 1968 CHEVROLET convertible, gratuities, pleasant surround­ BEAUTIFUL silver blue minia­ Y with 46. worth of. notions. Sale St. Completely redecorated. built oontsmporary r a n c street level family room, patio, 6 cylinder automatic, new top, cleaned and repaired. Cosma Co., Inc. UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY Real Estate, 649-2012 , 876-7292. ing $21,000. J. McLaughlin, bus, stores and schools. Tree car garage. Shaded lot. Our tool shed, Bel Air Real Es­ procodioe: sary. Several stores nqiw In ings, other benefits. Apply , in ture poodle, 8 weeks old, AKC '■ price" a low, low $139.60, only $120. 643-0000, 646-0090. Of­ and hedged lot for privacy. family room, flreMace, sun- good cmidition, CaU 646-0447. Appliance, 649-0056. person, Brass Ksy Restaurant. registered. Call 643-6463. , $l>&7; par week after small fice 15 Foreet St. 649-5306. buy of t||ie week at $22A00. deck, high scemo sloptag wood­ tate, 648-9883. IDnclo** your reply to the 1896 ’Danind THimplK* Refrigerator, Stove and TF ANDOVER LAKE 4-room com­ Prime location, extra tnillding box In an envelop* — operation. An investment down payment. Singer Sewing pletely furnished, year 'round ed lot. Hayes Agency. 646-0181. STEPS, SIDETWALKS, atoon Manchester, Coim. Included SIX ROOMS, centrally located, lot Included. Leonard Agency (XlVEHTllY — $200 down. No addreaaed to the C1*n*t- walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ Center, 832 Main St., 643-8883. cottage, screened porch, boat, Realtors, 646-0469. JARVIS REALTY CO. of $3,000 can earn you $13- LOOKING for a good home, 4 $135 monthly, heated. J. D. Barrows allace $14,900 — Large 3 bedroom closing coats. We will build you fled Manager, Manchaator SOUMENE MOTORS races. AU concrete repairs. I Modani Rooms of FumKurs private beach, all conveni­ REALTORS MLS INSURORS Ranch, garaige, fireplace, lot Elveiilng Herald together month old kitten, free. 649-5657. Realty Co., 643-5129. ences, $30. weekly, includes NEW LIS’nNG — Saint James an individually styled custom Reasonably priced. 643-Owl. 15,000 the first year. Writ* .^taiances. Lot No. 39f 125 X 379, trees, suburban. Ranch or Cape. Russell Realty, with a memo llating the KEY PUNCH MANAGEIR — houseware, hard- 1(1 Pc. Bedroom Set GAS STOVE. $35., refrigerator, heat and electricity. Available Manchester Parkade Parish, 6 large rooms, enclosed 643-1121 649-1200 1965 — V-8 ware, glf| ware department. POODLEIS — AKC, 4 months $20. 640-4602, after 1 p.m. THREE ROOMS, very clean, Hutchina Agency, Realtors, 623-1076. A ^oompanlee yon do NOT YOU ARE A-11 Truck Is A-II Box "E,” Herald. 8 Pc. Living Room Sat $80 monthly. J. D. Realty Co. September 7 - June lat. Lease Manchester 649-6306 porch. Five car garage, walk­ Eves. 649-2619 643-0038 Chevrolet MaUbu Super Sport Cellars, attics, trash, small Discount store, WlUlmantic old. Jet black miniature, 649-6324. A want to aee your letter. 36 Pc. Kitchen Set 643-5129. required, 742-7607, 742-9040. ing distance to chu-ches. Your letter win be des­ convertible, 283 einglne, radio, trucking done A-1 right! Call OPERATORS area. WUl train. Replies confi­ houaebroken, call 649-6203, l a r g e s t selection In Manches ASS'UMABLE mortgage ■with schools, bus and shopping. UNIQUE In planning and re­ 648-7X16. Dan or Spare Bedroom Sat ter, back to school desks, all TWO FAMILY House, neat and troyed If the advertiser la heater, automatic transmisaion, 643-2928, Tremano Trucking dential,. state background and DUPLEX — 4 rooms, hot wa­ LAKE ST., Coventry — 4-room payments of $102.90, no closing Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- storation. M o^mized Colonial, IS A WEEK finishes. Priced from $17.88 up cost. 5% room Ranch with clean, Ideal central location. 8 rooms, one floor, 2(4 baths, one you've mentioned. If power steeriing, whitewall tiree. Service. Money to Loan 29 requlremanU .to Immediate ter, bath, short distance from apartment available for Im­ 0469. (XTSTOM Constructed home In Two furnaces, 2 car garage. Many extras, very low mUeage. needed at rush reply to Manager, Room $844 Marlow’s BXirnlture, 861 Main mediate occupancy. CaU Mrs. built-lns, 3 bedrooms, full cel­ prime AA zone area, 3 bed­ 75 acres, brook. Lappen not tt win be handlod In LAWNMOWER Sharpening; re­ Live Stock 42 Main St. 649-1051 after 4. Bel Air Realtors 643-9332. the usual mannsr. $2,796. SECOND MORTOAOB — Un­ 306, 740 No. Mata Street, West St. ______Frazier, 742-8892. lar, aluminum combinations, GE3RARD ST. Numer 8, large rooms, 4th possible, ta.stefully Agency, 640-5261, 640-«140. pairs, sales, rotor blades Hartford. DISCOUNT FURNITURE young neighborhood, selling six room Dutch Colonial, spa­ decorated with Philippine ma­ sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ limited funds KTBuavie avMlable forror ■ac­sec­ “The Aircraft” SEVEN YEAR old Buckskin '^6” ELEKTTRIC range, two chil- BOLTON — 5(4 room Ranch, 1964 — V-8 ond mortgages, THREE ROOM apartment, 466 ROCK'VHJLEJ—3 rooms and 4 below FTIA appraisal at $14,- cious living room with fire­ hogany predominating. This rec room, 16x32 pool, softball VERNON — 6(4 room Ranch, 8 ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, ts, payments to OCldlng, schooled Hunter or WAREHOUSE dren's maple Poster beds, one years old, S bedrooms, fire­ Chevrolet Impala, 2-door hard­ suit your bur INSPECTOR In dimensional western, needs experienced Main St., $80. 649-6229, 9-6. rooms, stove, close to center of 500. Wolverton Agency, Real­ place, family styled dining versatile residence has an ex­ field, trout brook, a private Loat and Found 149 W. Middle Turnpike, M9 iidgrl. Expedient 2680 MAIN STREF7T, 633-7340 fron bed with spring and mat- town, $60. monthly; Complete­ place, fenced yard, Skinner top, radio, heater, automatic aervioe. J. D. Realty.RMlty. *4341139. We will consider high school and electrical process. Must be rider, quarter horse and Welsh tor*, 649-2813. room, kitchen with pantry, ceptionally good traffic pat­ park, $22,900. Lappen Agency, 2098. graduates with formal key familiar, with - receiving proc­ Hartford, Connecticut tre-SS, sife. Two wooden THREE ROOMS for rent, In­ ly redecorated. Call 875-7967. School area, immediate occu­ POUND — 1963 graduation ring, transmission, power steering, bloodUnes. 649-8971. three large bedrooms, full tern. Beautifully landscaped 649-6261, 649-6140. U whitewall tires. A FRESH START vriU himp punch training and the neces­ ess, final and electrical ii w ^ - rch rockers. One hlghohalr. quire at 32 Church St., any­ MANCHESTER — executive 7 attic, IH tiled baths, basement pancy, priced to sell. Ken Os- owner may have by Identify- Fonnarly Fuller Brush Bldg. ROOK'VUiLE — Attractive 3V4 and treed half acre lot. Loving u sary aptitude and interest. tlon. Apply LaPoints Indus­ 3-8833. room (Cape, 2H baths, 2-cer trtnsky. Realtor, 646-6169, or tog and paying for ad. 649-6679. $2,395. your debts Into mic easy pay­ time. garage, shaded yard, Owner, care lavished inside and out — WAPPING — privacy, sweep­ ment. If you have equl^ la Preference will be given to ap- tries, Inc., RockvIHe, Conn. room apartment, residential garage, waU-to-waU ceirpetlng, ing views, cozy 6-room Ranch Ray Tahguay 649-8678. , Household Services Articles For Sale 45 Open Monday Throuj^ G. E. ELECTRIC Refrigerator area, appliances and heat fur- 649-7508. and the property shows it. Mid t /X T — Man’s wallet. Main 1% 8 — V-8 property, call Frank Ekirke tc pUcants with soq;>srience. X foot family room, lekS2 ft. 20's. Belflore Agency, 643-6121. amon^ fine homes. Hutchins Offered 13-A SALEH TRAINEE wanted by CARPETS A Fright? Maks them Saturday and Unfversal electric stove; THREE ROOM apartment, 118 hUhed. Adults, no pets, $90. swimming pool, lovely treed Street vicinity, valuable per- Qievro8et Bel Ah- station wag­ discuss waysv a ^ and means. Con­Con- Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. necticut Mortgage Exchange, Qld relisbjl* Qompeny. TWs la a a beautiful sight with Blue Lus­ 9 A.M .to9P.l^ ol(Jfcr mqidrif. $25, e4th or best Main St., $100. 649-6220, 9-6. monthly. 640-4824 or 875-1166. lot Hayes 4genoyi ee*i4a03i NEW LISTINGS eonal pepen. OnB 643-2711 be­ on, radio, heater, automatic HOVSEHOLD Furniture re­ to addition to good starting sal­ offer. Available August 31st. FOUR bedroom Ranch, acre lot, 15 LewisI S t, Hartford. SiS- permanent poriuon lor a man tre. Rent shampooer, $1, Olcott NEW LISTING rec room, tennis court,' 2 full GLASTONBURY — Near Man­ fore 6 or 646-0313 after 6 p.m tranemission, power steering, stored and reflnished, colors aries, we offer liberal company CALL — ASK FOE DAVID 96 WEST Middle Tpke., modern MANCHESTER — Two-famUy, VBRJNON — 6(4 room 8897. to be. trataed In salsa. Prsvloua Variety Store. C • Oril «4(Wl4l^'I* ■ baths, 3-car oversized garage, chester, two family on acre $1,895. Changed. Call for estimate 649- benefits and the opportunity for experience helpful, but not nec­ i'/t room duplex apartihent, 5-5 with garages and shaded lot Ranch, plus complete rec 6649. SINGER antomatio xlg*sag. Ilk* » iSWI MARLOW’S for bar stools, Resort Property Custom built 5(4 room Ranch $25,900. J. D. Realty 643-8129. lot, located in area of single AnnonneenMBto personal advancement through essary. Ibccellent opportunity SALES AND Service on Ariena, electric stove, refrigerator, on Clinton St., fully rented and homes. Ideal family home with room, breezeway and ga- demonstrated ability. new, monograms, embroiders. <1 finished and unfinished from For Rent 67 designed by architect, Arnold ragre. You don't ha've to sea 1963 — V-8 REWEAVTNQ of bums. moth Musical— ^Dramatic 30 for advancement to right party. Hahn lk;Iipee, Jacobson lawn heat,'hot water, garage, avail­ in excellent condition, alumi­ income potential. Leonard 'ELBCTnOLUX Sales and aerv- button holes, etc. Original price •" $4.49 up. 861' Main St., Furnl- able Sept. 1, $130. monthly. Call num storms and screens, cop­ La'wrence. No other home like this one to buy It. G Chevrolet Impala, 4-door hard­ hole*. Zlppera repaired. Win­ Salary, commission, car allow­ mowers. Also Hbmeltte chain COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent It In area. Casement windows Agency, Realtors, 646-0466. iee, bonded reprasentativ*. Al­ G over $300. Take over 1 y- '{■ tore Dept. 649-2866 before 6. per plumbing, oil steam heat, top, radio, heater, automatic dow shades made to measure, DONT WAIT! APPLY NOW! ance, and all company bsnsSts saws and Intemationol Cub Ca­ — Small waterfront cottages, throughout except in living fred AmcU, 110 Bryan Dr., transmission, power steering. PIANO instruction. In my home, ments ot $1040 each. Ci^ M d - ' ' .1, I . " good income producer. Wolver­ MANCHESTER VERNON—Picture book 6 room SOUTH WINDSOR — 8 all size* Venetian blinds. Keys such as paid vacations, sfc. For det Tractors. Rental equipment August and September. OaU room. Picture ■window 10x5. ' Manchestar, 6e4-8141. 186 McKee Street. 649-9679. Intsrvlew, apply Singer Com­ er Hartford, 033-OeSl. THREE ROOM apartment, sec ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Ranch, through hall, fireplaced room Ranch with garage, $1,895. made while you wait. Tape re­ Visit the Employment Office end ahanenlng service on sQ . iOr,’ HOTPOINT stove, beet of- ond floor, heat, hot water, gas 643-2593, 649-49M. Flagstone entrance way. 1 (4 flr^ lace and built-lns. Ex­ pany, 683 Mata S t make*. L A M Equipment Gleaming 4 year old 7-room living room, garage, porch, BCNUDAY HOUSE, Cottage corders for rent. Marlows, 867 400 Main Street CSjEAN, u s e d refrigerator*, 4 .' ter, .caU evenings, 649-4169. baths. F\ill basement with par­ cellent financing. Coip., Route 88, Vernon, 876- stove, Inquire 125 Spruce St. TAILOR MADE tor the small Colonial, 23’ paneled family preferred location, only, $17,- Street. New concept In reUre- 1963 — V-8 Main., 649-522L Private Instructions 32 East Hartford 8, Connecticut raitae*, automatic wishers S-, i»»i. I ■ , It- — ------— ------LAKEFRONT Park, Coventry, but growing family, expandable tially finished playroom and Chevrolet Bel Air, 4-door, ra­ NIGHT JANTTCm, 48 hours 7609. Moncheeter Bxebange — IF IT’S A Comfortable chair for 2-room furnished cottage, room off kitchen, 1(4 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. metX Hvlng, RN on duty. Near weekly. Must be st*sector, electrical and mechan­ HOUSE Rental wanted in Man­ STRANT STREET —Very cen­ tate. Oak and Spruce. mission. Budget plan available also. For platform rocker, rug. Chll 644- i I • with extension leaf, 4 chairs, tral 8 room older home, excel­ tunity. 2 com-pletely finished paneled No Job too small. Immediate PR A TT & ical background desirable. Ap­ REtaONOTON RAND hand add­ antique dreescrj bureau, Chair LUXURIOUS new 4 room apart­ chester by professional man details phone 249-7771 anytime. m 0900, 644-0406 anytime. lent condition, 1^ baths, porch­ VERNON — 4-bedroom Ranch rooms, walk-in basement, ga­ $1,595. estimates. 648-2629. ply Personnel Dept., Iona 4 - ers. Full keyboard, subtrsc- _ and tranlty. Double bed. 643- ment, carpeted, stpve, refriger­ with 3 children, 2 year lease WARREN E. HOWLAND Tersonab Only school licensed by Regis­ Co., Regent St., Manchester. es. Only $17,9(X). T. J. Crockett, in desirable Center area, fire- rage, extra Iarg;e lot, $18,900. tlon, 385. tax Inohided. Yale ADMIRAL FYeeser - Refriger­ 1065. ator, washer, heat, private en^ required. 'Write Box "F ” , Walton W. Grant Agency 1963— V-8 CARPENTRY —Concrete steps, try of Motor Vehicles and ac­ W HITNEY Typewriter Service, 649-4986. Realtor, 643-1677. REALTOR 350 MAIN ST. placed living room, 1(4 baths, Call Harold, 649-2012, or Mil­ d r iv in g TO OoUege on Sept- credited. ATTENTION Tractor Trailer ator, 100 lbs. food freezer cap­ trance, garage, and garden. Six Herald. Lillian Grant, Realtor 643-1153 dred, 875-7292. Baloh Real S3s-_^ Ford Country sedan, station floors, hatchways, remodeling « , DAVENPORT, 2 cushion, green. miles from Manchester center. 643-1106 family kitchen, loaded with I ember 9, near Kanas City, Mis­ Trainees. See our ad under LOAM SALE! Cleon 314. Icktm acity. self - defroetlng, 3H tate. “ wagon, radio, heater, automatic porches, garages, closets, ceil­ months old, $180. 64S-3618. $40. L»rge Oak hutch, $40. Both Adults only, $126 monthly. pine cabinets, dishwasher, etc., souri. Would like college man transmission, power steering. ings, attics finished, rec rooms AIRCRAFT Private Instructions, Clsssifica- now $12.50. FUl, gravel, sand, basement garage, rear porch, to share trip. 649-6018. Help Wanted—Foiiaie 36 tion S3. — very g o ^ condition. 643-6770. 742-8090. Business Property LILAC STREET $1,695. formica. No Job too small. D A DIVISION OF stone, manure, white sand for For Sale 70 CLEAN as a wMstle — B'4 room partially finished rec room. A D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. sand boxes and pools. 643- TWO PIECE living room, Oolo- Ranch with 3 bedrooms, family RANCH — Large family sized lot of house for $19,900. Hayes PART-TIME or full-time, UNITED AIRCRAFT OORP. MAN to drive and help In store, WEST SIDE — 6 room Duplex, AutomobDes For Sale 4 9504. 5 nlal Style, itimost new. CaU MAIN STREET alto, near Cen­ SAVE $ $ $ sized kitchen with dining area, kitchen, large ll'ving room with Agency, 646-0131. 1963 — V-8 NEWTON H. SMITH A SONS— perienced bookkeeper. A; f\M-tlme. CaU for intervlsw, modem kitchen, g;arage, near Ford, 4-door sedan, Fairlane An Equal Opportunity 668-1223. bus a n d Shopping. $115 ter, with building ot 6,600 sq. oversized 3-car garage, screen­ flreplaice, 3 bedrooms, roc , MEED CART Your credit turn­ Remodeling, repairing, recrea­ m person, Maziovira toe., 649-4541. PILE IS SOFT and lofty . . . ed 36’ patio, oil hot water heat, OOVBJNTRY — $lS,o00. 8-bed­ SUMMER SPECIAL 800, radio, heater, automatic Mata S t Employer / monthly. Hayes Agency, 646- ft. Many potentials. WUl fl- room, houM in Immaculate ed down? Short on down pay­ tion rooms, additions, garages, colors retain brilliance in car­ l iv in g ROOM and dining room $16,900. Wolverton Agency, Re­ room Ranch, nice lot, fine Triple Track RA AM tranemission, power steering. FUXir-TIKK oountw man, ex­ 0131. nance. Owner 649-5229, 9-5. Expandable Cape, 4 rooms, condition, completely remod­ ment? Bankn^t? Repoeseo- concrete work. Call 649-8144. pets cleaned with Blue Lustre. drapes, modem electrical ftX' plus 2 unfinished, tasteful­ altors, 649-2813. shrubbery, very good condition, Windows. atonT Don’t daaptor! Be* Bon- $1,695. cellent Job opportunity. Apply eled Inside and out, $18,900. RN OR LPN, S-U shift, part- Rent electric shampooer, $1. I tore, blue living room lamp, MANCHESTER — rooms, INVESTMENT property, 4-fam' ly redecorated through­ PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. J. D. Realty Co., 643-5129. BILL TUNSKY eet Douglas. Inquire about low- DION CONS’TRUCnON CO. — in person. Western Beef Mart Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper Co. NEED MANCHESTER — 7 room Co­ time, 649-4519. FTTLL-’n M E waitress. Can Mr. 61 ToUand Tpke., Mcnehester. modem abstract picture and heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ lly house, good location in out. Fireplace, aluminum eat down, small eet payments 1962 — V-8 Complete building service. New frame, 8 large plastic pillows Rockville, $330 Income per storms, deep lot, city sew­ lonial, 2(4 baths, 2-car garage, MANCHEJSTEIR Is next door to Wapplng 6 4 9 -9 0 9 5 [ anywhere. No small toan or fl- Hanlon, 649-6263. erator, dose to schools, bus Mdamoblle 88. 4-door hardtop, construction, alterations or ad­ black, white and turquoise. 649' month. 876-6316. ers, stores, bus. Quick sale 2 fireplaces, city utilities, bullt- this 3 bedroom ranch, with : nance company plan. Douglas radio, heater, automatic traiu- ditions. Roofing, siding, paint­ TRUCK DRIVER — For local .shopping, $126. monthly. CaU DOM ESanc want 83 hour work 8686. price only $14,500. Robert 1ns. excellent location. Charles fireplace, side porch, breeze­ $1300 ASSUMPTION ' Motors, 883 Main. mlseion, power steering. ing, etc. 648-4862, 648-0896. wholesaler, steady year ’round 876-7967. Lesperance, 649-7620. week? Will discuss salary, •work for experienced man with Anderson Agency, 528- way and garage. Large comer $1,645. Houses For Sale 72 lot. All this for $15,900, more For PHA mortgage on QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, “SEWING must have transportation from recent local reference*. CtU For Sale ■VERY residential, almost new 1776. MANCHESTER — Compact 6- ROPER gas stove, reasonable, 2-family, 4>4 appealing rooms, land available. Ellsworth Mit­ charming 6-rix>m oak-sur­ PORD Oalaxle 1968, excellent All cars listed above are Clean dormers, porches, basements Manchester area. General Mr. Feldman, 38e-48S8. MANCHBISTBR — 4 bedroom roOm Cape, west side, garage, rounded rancher. Fireplace, housework. 34641668. yke new. 648-8860.______separate oil furnace, $125. per ten Agency, Realtors, 643- 2 condition, $1,376. 743-8970. and in excellent condition. reflnished, cabinets, btUlt-lns, Colonial, 4 years old, modern private rear yard with stone two-car garage, rec room, AUTOMATIC OARPENTBRB wanted, stxady month Including parking. 643- 6930. 2 fonnlca, aluminum, vinyl, MACHINE MANCHESTER—East Side, 6(4 wall and outdoor stone fire­ 1969 BLUE Corvette convertible, employment year ’nemd, I960 6030, 649-7277. kitchen with built-ins, family lota of privacy. Move up and PLUS A 100% GUARANTEE steel, ceramo siding. William Machinery and Tools 52 room, IH baths, dining room, room Ranch with attached ga­ place, excellent for children, Vernon out to a better life. Call J. TRANSMISSION 3 speed, standard shift, $1,460. Robbins Carpentry Servloe, fnm era and Inaide trimmers, ROOF?^ 1955 Help Wanted— Male 88 MANOHBSTBR, 6 room du­ one car garage, priced 4n low rage, spacious flreplaced Having full basement. Whole house Is Gordon at 649-5806 or 875- CaU 543-1060. 649-8446. OPERATORS” caH 648-9M1, dr stop In the of­ ► Chevrolet haK ton pickup. fice after 4:80. U A R Housing SEVEN PIB(7E power tool set, plex, 3 large bedrooms, sepa­ 20’s. PhUbrick Agency, 649' room, 3 generous bedrooms, as­ in apple pie order and ready to FOR THE MODERN 6611. - TROUBLE? ’TUBE BE3NDE3R — Oapable of Including lathe, drill press, etc. sumable GI mortgage, $15,900. move In. (Convenient to bus, 1961 OPEL station wagon, good $395. k. A. n O N . m e Rocfliw Goip., 66 B. Center at,-2fen- M E IiG E D E S rate heating, t'wo children wel­ 8464. condition, new tires, real bar­ PLEASANT WORKING set-up and manufaotur* tb complete with motors. Call 649' Wolverton Agency, Realtors, shopping, aircraft etc., $15,- Contemporary 6-room Colo­ ir Frt* Rood Tost riding, painting. Carpentry. a T blueprint and checking fix­ cheater. come, $110. 876-7382. gain, can be seen at 12 Conwav LOW DOWN PAYMENTS C A LL ^ 1614. SEVEN ROOM oUler home, 4 649-2813. 900. Warren E. Howland, Real­ nial In one of Vernon’s fin­ VERY EASY ’TERMS taraUona and additions. Ceil­ CONDITIONS! tures, aircraft and missile top* bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x161 tor. 350 Main St., 643-1108. Barrows ^Wallace ir AH Typos Rd. ings. W orkm an^p guaran­ MAN wanted for stook and de­ FOUR ROOMS, heated, third est non-development areas. work. Apply Gunvsr Mfg. Cb,, livery work. Economy Electric BENZ floor, newly decorated, biis Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor. MANCHESTER r- Spotless 6 Extra large airy bedrooms ir Budgot Torms teed. 280 Autumn St 648-4880. 234 Hartford Rd.» Manchestar. Wanted— T o Buy 58 NEW RANCH — 6(4 rooms with Manchester Parkade 1968 PORD, 4-door, automatic Experienced help and quaU­ Supply, 36 Oak S t, 643-1438. 649-340i line, adults only, $90 monthly. 643-6953. room Colonial, breezeway, ga­ for those who need space. SOLIMENE MOTORS rage, 1(4 baths, 3 bedrooms, carport, large kitchen with Manchester 649-5306 ★ AH W ork 8, everything works good, some fled trainees wanted. WE BUY and seU antique and Call 626-0718. Oh yea, 1(4 baths and fire­ rust, $76. 649-9168. 867 Oakland Street 643-0607 MEN TO sassmbls window Mo«M 220 large lot, fine location, only built-in oven, range, dlshwash' 6 Roonng—Siding 16 units, second shift, must ha'vs W E HAVE ImmedUte openings used furniture, china, glass, sil­ place. $18,500. J. Gordon, (XIVENTRY — Fine starter Guorontood on sasemMy ItaSa, werahouse, FOUR ROOM, excellent loca­ $20,500. Hayes Agency, 646- er, 8 bedrooms, all aluminum 6 Open TM 9 PM . Earn as you leant, excel­ references. Apply ta person,. Black with red leather ver, ptotiir* frames, old cotas, WARANOKE ROAD 649-5306. home, 4-room Cape with, full 1961 PORD PALOON, 4-door, au­ BIDWELL HOME Improvement lent fringe benefits for ML shipptag and nwohta* dapeit- tion, with garage, $90 monthly. 0131. exterior, $18,600. Wolverton tomatic shift, excellent condi­ William Pack u m b e r, 3 kiata taterimr. Radio, e1eotr|o guns, I pewter, scrap geld, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. ba.scment, paneled living room, Co. Roofing, siding, altera­ mwit MUft be IS or over, J. D. Realty 648-6129. enclosed porch, $10,900. Leon­ Manchittir tion, 648-1676 between 8-6 p.m. tions, additions and remodel­ Streat, Manohsster. ekperjaiioe neeaeaaty. A] ehiteh.. Excellent eondl- TURNPIKE watoHss, Jawelry, Mb1 FOUR f a m i l y , east side, tour 1967 PORD Fairlane 600, V-8 au­ oollections, paintings, attic ocn- SIX ROOM duplex, central lo­ Prime location . . . Large 7 room units with appliances, MANCHH5STB3R — l,arge 6 room Barrows «’^Wallace ard Agency, Realtors, 646- ing of all types. ExceUent MANCHESTER MODES MECHANIC — fun-tlm* to t PersoonSl Dapertmint Uon. room Cape ivlth finished 0466. 1966 BUICK — 2-door hardtop, tomatic, nmning condition, $78, workmanship. 649-6496, Mfg. Oa, Regent St, Man­ tsnts or whol* ssiistes. Funt cation, close to schools and priced to sell, Wesley R. Smith, Ranch, 1(4 tiled baths, garage, Trantmistion Go. good condition, bast offer. 643- 649-4269. front end department. Baa ktr. taro Itspolr Service, 648-7449. rec room, breezeway and patio, hot water oil heat, built' chester. shopping, no pets. 643-6366. Realtor. 643-1667. Manchester Parkade W Iu iW T O N — Just ofTtije OLCOn STREET 0292 or 643-9174. PINE ST., MANCHESTER Sloan, Esso Service Cantef. TEL «494)U1 garage. A home that must Ins', cltv utUitlM, large treed Manchester 646-5306 7 Route 83, Vsmon. WANTED —• Five pairs of shut FIVE ROOM apartment avail­ be seen, vary deceiving CXILONIAL—6 sparkling rooms, lot, full basement, excellent Parkway, beautiful 6(4 room (REAR 684 CENTER ST.) Roofing and Cblmneys 16-A BR1DKLAYBR8 WAN'TED: Ranch with basement for only PORD 1967, 9-passenger, coun­ Auto Accessories—Tires 6 BrteMayvrs or brieklaycr's ‘ tera^rom. 68-68.’; long. Call 843- able Sept. 7, Center Street. from tho road. Has two completely enclosed yard, near condition, 3 years old, Charles THREE BEDROOM Ranch, MANCHESTER try sedan, V-8, standard, radio, WANTED — Woman to cara for EXPERIENCED Janitors want­ 528-7525 before 9 a.m., after baths, porch, central hall schoMfl and shopping, low pay­ ■with wall to wall rugs, beauti­ $15,600. Big wooded lot, very ROOnNO — SpaeJaUring ra* ed, pert-Uma, motntags or helpers wanted who are inter- Lesperance, 649-7620. beater. GUI 648-7912 after 4 pairing rocto of aU kinds, new children, while mother woriu. 9 p.m. . and closets galore. Vacant, ments, only $14,900. L a ^ n fully finished rec room with private. T. J. Crockett, Real­ Phono 6464)022 nights, approKlmetriy 20 hours odted talaantliig a Job. Call tor, 546-1677. p.m. VANGUAItD car alr-condlUon- roofs, gutter work, ohtnneya Call 648-4428. 7-9 pjQ., S7MOS. iLltoomfi %Uthout Board 59 trades wlU 00 considered. Agency, 649-5361, 649-6140. bar and stools, 2(4 bathrooms er, $100. Call 649-6704. per werit. Gansral Sarrios, Drive by. It te No. 141, claened, repaired. Aluminum Furnished Apartmenis 63-A BARGAIN PRICE — $11,900. and many extras. Must be 2964 PORD Fairlane BOO — 4- aiding. 20 years’ axpariano*. WOMAN to car* for kindergar­ too., 40 Oak St, OM-SSM. MHiNECHAUa GOU Oaur** to- t THE THOMPTON HOUSE, Got then give us a call. T. J. LINDEN STOBBT — 8 room seen. CaU owner, 646-0266. VERNON — 8 bedroom SpUt, door sedan, V-8, 289, black, lYs* estlmatea. CUl HowUy, ten ohUd and do housework. tarvlawliM MSh school Sopho* tag* Street,. eentmUy. located NEAR MAIN St. $ furnished Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. home, vacant, needs some re 10 R(X>M HOUSE rec room, laundry, fireplace, power steering, many extras, Transportation required. South AUTOMOBHJB Msohanlo — fulh HELP W ANTED garage, bullt-lns, $17,900. Own­ Read Herald Ads. TraHens— 64341861. 644-8811. time, must be axparlancad. mora and Junior boys tor FaU large, pleiMantly fomiahed rooms and bath, separate en­ pair, 3 baths, lot Is 80x176, lots FTVB (5) BBIDROOMS nka new. Mileage 6,700. Priced Windsor 644-0607. work. Mr. Jonas, batwaan 4:8I>* rooms, j^ U n g . OsU 649-5868 trance. No children. 18 Del- of iHJsalbUltleH. Look it over, er, 649-6380. to sell, $1,900, Call 876-9104. Mobile Homes 5-A marriad man prsfarrad. Pamll- Lots For Safe 73 lar with beam visual Unar 6:39 p.m .,at th* aburse, August for ovaniight. and permozent mont St. NEW TWO-Famlly .duplex 5-6, owner wants it sold. T. J Heating and Piumbing 17 AS IN Everything sits . Crockett, Realtor. 643-1877. THIS AIN’T NO a966 (XANSMOBILE — 4-door NORJACK steel utility box trail­ front and machtaa. 333*4496, T 27, SO, and n . - ALL SHIFTS guest rates. nice location, separate heat- there’s work involved, but It la WEJLIjS Street, comfortable BOLTON — 3 building lots total­ hardtop, good condition, best er, 4Vi’x6', never used, asking, Raymond Rd., West Hartforik Inir systems, ciw uUIitles. Call $196. Call 640-4260. M A M oil Service, plumbing leaaant, interesting work that CARPEHIERS — framare, and BOOMS FOR RENT, one block 2 Ml rooms, carpeting, parking, DUPLEX 6-6, central MancheS' ing 5 acres, $7,000. (^all Evigene offer. 64Sto92 or 643-9174. and heating, residential, com­ Sta In easily with homamak- builder, Leon (a*ezyivski, 649' ter. good condition, 2-car ga' Misprint. Cheap, awful GagUardone, J. D. Realty, 649- n ^ r , steady woik, OaU 641* Machino Operators— Toxtilo FinishinK. Experl* from MWn Btrset, fro* park- $85, including electricity and 4391. good buy. 17 minutes from 1966 METAL four-wheel trail­ mercial and industrial, no Job tag dsmands. A kind o f woik Hn.^iltar. 6 p.nt' tag, kttusn prtvllegss, gsntie- heat. Olastortbury 633-1874. rage. Wesley R. Smith, Real' 3760, 643-5139. CARD ROOM HELP HEEDED 1964 PORD — 4-door sedan, run­ too smaU, 649-3871. for which you era aspeelatly MACHINISTS oaoo would help, ethorwiao w* will train yon. , Moncheeter. On bus line. ning soQdltion, good er, I rooms, furnished with re­ mea^^gj*4MlS7. ^ CONCORD RD. —- Beautiful tor, 648-1567. frigerator, Uteben etov* and suttad. Let us show yen beer MANCHBISTBR — Beautifully Approx. % Acrro ot land. BOL/rON — Prostigs ares, level Men needed to work second and third shift in oar ear, |I0, 649-9646. B O m Phunbtag A Heating •> taMwladg* o f I Ranch, large Uvlng romn, for­ oil fumacs Call after 6 p.m. Avon baa brought aaeurily to batpftal t o f t T ^ nee SIpady worii, good pay, hoepitalI**tlon, paid koE* . ,^.CS4DAN, pleasant room forntshed, 8 V4 room apart­ mal dining room, cabinet MANCHESTER — Six room 7 years old. Low taxes. acre building lota, secluded, Cardins' Department. Pretriona experienc* helpfol. Rapalrs, alterations, elaotrio thousands of woman. Call 2to- modarn Cape, near schools, beautifully wooded, hurry *- 649-40M. Top wages, paid holtdayai, 9 1 dapn WMaMoM, Hfo-ingursnee, other Itoaaftls.. ta prlvat* hotns for gentlami ment at ,C ^ , L o d «, X6 min­ kitchen, S bedrooms, reorsn- but not essentiai. We train you. ^ and gaa hot water heitiars, t n » 4933. OaU 649-floe, after S:80; utes from Hartford. Adult, no bus, and shopping. Ideal can' only 5 available. Hayes 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, green, ra­ astimatas. 643-1496. stakdy worktag eondlttcm tlon room, landscaped yard. KEITH AGENCY 649-1922 Apply Mencbaater Oaitild* Misy a iB W E R Drlva-to T h » pets. $125 montMy. 643-9171 Marlon B. Robertson. Realtor, tral location. Priced to sell Agency, 546-0131. dio, new Urea. 742-6091. Auto Driving School 7-A PERMANENT full-tima oountsr APPLY IN PERSON «t PLEASANT Room available for Bel Air Realtors. 643-9383. Full Group Insurance and Profit Sharing Bensflta.^ Oon^aiigr, lao. 048-0006. atrs needs mala or famala hato or 876-1166. 648-5968 ______NORTH COVENTRY - 60 roll­ 1067 PORD V-8, staUon wagon. DRIVING Instructions — Home girl, for 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. ahlft; to work In th* oonosaalon Intild- n teacher, kitchen privileges, Apply In Person At The ^ Radio—TV Repair Pleas* apply MisMlater Donut, 266 perking, $46. Call after .«. 643 GARRISON Cokmlai in execu­ MANCHESTER - 7 room MAN(3fB}STBR Is minutes ing acres, good drainage, river AutomaUe transmission. O o ^ pick-up, reasonable rates, taan- Must b* 13 yasra or older, "Ruslness L o c a tio n s flows through property, woods, condition, $260, Call 648-0314. age ckasaa. Special attention Servijees 18 W. Middle ^ k * . INSPBCrOR — Lay-out tospaw dial sisdooo. after 6:36 p-m. AMIRBELLE CORPORATION 9906. i tive nelghborttood^on s beauti- Raised Ranch, 8 flreplacsa, 8 away from this 3 bedroom ...... tlOII, CftPftbl# 05 Ul ‘ ‘*0* ta< For Rent 64 baths, dining room, famll; Ranch, with full basement, and pasture, hay fields, road front- to nervoua and elderly. Serv­ OOMNIB'S TV and Radio Saev* RELIABLE Woman wanted for apecUon, famUiar with air. ZOCXVIUi, CONN. NEWLY FURNISHED slewing ALDON SNNNINa MILLS OORT , M67 CHEVROLET, V-8, auto- fyito tawttlltaSelsa «1t *------__j _____i__i _a*. _i.1_ ...... _ M OfOK ROim to Andavar .7—------— I *?roSr’ » room, p*Uo, targ* tat wit laif* M . Full price, MS,600. age, m od potanUaL Only $83,- ing Manchester and surrouad- to*. araUaUs all bom . Salto housework and ocoaalonal orsft standards. Apply OunVir CaU iniBwerth A. MUtsn Agea- 000, Lawronc* F. Ftano. Real- TALCOnm i.*, CONN. tag towns. OaS 'Maoohaetor a ^ ^ . Obtt Manahaator Air Bqicr>uu ■HFIiOVBB LARO* oomsr rtero for ront,| raS^.»?,«^^& a*ick A«e«* ‘ trss*, Fear gotage. PbUbrlek toottoB soamBlaad. OU babysitting, taro days psr m ek, Od.. m H eJS td ey, Realtors, 648-6030. tora, 648-8706, I Driving Academy, T4S-724e. 1216. . Evanint Herald, Otoatilattiln oy, 649-8464. AfttMT. 649-8464. 9:80-8:80. 649-4331. Manchestar, Dapt., 643*3711. ‘ ' r«a«onftbU. MS-7798. * ...... Tha WMtlMr ATerage Daily Net Press Run i of D. S. Weather THURSDAY, AUGUST 28. 19«8 For the Week Ended PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Anguat 91, INB OeuIgM, chalMu Ulanrirfater lEtt^ning IfwaUi lew W-T*; 13,550 iEanrlfPBtpr iEtimtng ilpralh tenemw, Mgh te Member et the Audit A b o u t Tow n Bureau o< Oireulutlou Manelutter^A Cliy of VUlago Charm Donors Top Quota BiCM Manehsstsr members of the eeoior olasa of the Hart­ (ObMBlfled Advertidbv ou Puge IS) PRICE SEVEN CENTS ford Institute of Accounting VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 279 (EIGHTEEN PA6E8J MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 37, 1965 For Bloodmobile will resume classes this fall. They ere James F. Armstrong, L 85 East Center St. 9 Hawley St.; David F. Fody, An unususl number of walk-in donors sent bloodmo- 959 Hartford Rd.; John A. Gor­ At Summit St don, 830 Tolland Tpks.; Har­ Mle donations soaring to 174 pints yesterday. The press vey Joseph, 640 S. Center St.; WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL was so great during the closing hour that a few pros- Miss Sandra Quinn, 1010 Tol­ ptetive donors were unable to wait. land TY>ke.; Alan E. Snyder, 58 SWEEmiART Music, Original Verse Gallon Donor Day was cele-y ' '— Milford Rd.; Merle O. Tessier, brated In appreciation of all James C. Stewart, Alan Walch, 09 Broad S t and Philip B. those who have given a gallon Elmer Dlskan, Mrs. Marjorie Works, 40 Cons St. Sg more of blood. Yesterday, Kaveckas, Ernest C. Linders ROSES i many of these gallon donors -T h e Sodality Of the Blessed Jr., Russell Holmes, William . OPEN T ill, 0 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY eame again and Red Cross vol­ Rice, James Carlson. Sacrament of St. John's Polish unteers greeted them with Also, Carl Lombardo, Miss National Catholic Church will liandBhakcs, thanks, and gifts Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Lillian D. sponsor a sale of homemade End Gemini 5 Boredom £or the ladles. Warner, Mrs. Edwina B. Grant, Polish foods in the Parish Hall The Red Cross said It “wish­ Raymond Bean, Mrs. Alice Ma- Sunday after 8:30 a.m. The pub­ es to express sincere thanks to grel, Harry Huntington, Charles lic is Invited. MI tho.se who took the time to Griffin, Lewis P, LaBrec, Al­ remember that there is al­ fred Lemire, Mrs. John Ailing, Royal Black Preceptory, State News ways a need for blood, especlal- George T. Nolan, Mrs, Jerry LOL, will sponsor a bus trip Still Expect ’ In the summer, and In par- Coro, John Shorrock, Mrs. Sunday, Sept. 6 to the Orange 3cular during this month." Claire John.son, Mrs. Barbara Home, Hatsboro, Pa. The bus Olived J. Minney led tlie gal­ Leduc, Harold E. Smith, Bruno will leave Orange Hall at 6 a.m. Marine, Alive ^ . , Flight to Go lon donors with .six, followed by Aliezi, Mrs. Elizabeth Morin, Reservations may be made with George L.. Licglcr with five, and I»uls Morin. W. D. Turkington, 103 W. Cen­ Friends Got Arthur E. Doane, Herman Heck, Also, Harold MacNeely, Paul ter St. ' . Full 8 Days Anthony Baylcs and Mrs. Mar­ Longehamps, Russell B. Gran- 2 2 lon Crosaen with four. The Manchester YWCA will niss, Robert May, Mrs. Marion Other gallon donors and their Crossen, Thomas Salmon, Bur­ sponsor a duplicate bridge game W ron g In fo MANNED SPACE contributions were Burdette ton Albee, John R. Cycenas, Confused Hen Lays Double Egg tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the base­ CENTER, Houston, Tex, Webb Jr., Robert Heller and DA NANG, Viet Nam (AP)— Mrs. Katherine Klein, John This hen was a bit confused. The “ inside" egg is & brown one of normal size ment rooms at 39 School St., (A P )—The Gemini 5 as­ Bmest C. Linders Jr., three; Klein, Gerald Hardy, Douglas the former technical school. The men of the 1st Battalion, tronauts and their ground William Rice, Henry Opalach. R. Hayes, Charles Jaworski, and structure. The outer shell is white, about 3^ inches by 2Vi inches, and Registrations will be taken at 3rd U.S. Marine Regiment, had Mrs. Marlon Fentiman, Mrs. John Stoutnar, Francis Maffe was filled with watery sulistance, besides the conventional egg. The hen who 7:45. The public is invited. the wrong information on 1st controllers kidded around Edna Christensen, George Hub­ Jr., Ralph Swanson, William E. Lt. Stephen Stull of Riverside, with music and original bard. Robert Johns, Mrs. Shir­ laid the double egg is from the Natsisky Farm at 122 Newmarker Rd., on the Conn. — and they were glswl Smith, Mrs. Antoinette Cara­ Vernon-South Windsor line. (Herald photo by Saternis.) VFW Auxiliary will sponsor a verse—of a sort— today to ley Rus.sell and Mrs. Janet Hub­ bine. James Morin. card party tomorrow at 8 p.m. of it. bard, two gallons. Stull, the battalions’s people relieve the boredom of Those keeping appointments at the post home. Young Ckmplea Await Their Turn to Get Marriage License at La* Vegas Courthouee 7 Those reaching their first to-people and legal officer, was drifting with no work to were Herman Heck, Mrs. Helen Bottl, Mrs. Doris Rivosa. Mrs. ‘ Mario Frattaroli, Gordon F. Joseph J. O’Connell, property 6 gallon were Mrs. Barbara Jack- Dorotry Sou.sa. Mrs. Lillian Rhodes. off Birch Mt. Rd. Mrs. John L. VonDeck, presi­ aboard the transport plane that do. Tomasso, Everett Walker, Al­ son, Paul Longehamps, Miss for a color T V ? crashed into Hong Kong Bay The spacemen first sent a fred Hunter,_ William _ Hagenow, _ Legier, Miss Sand.v Niles. Rob-1 Also, Mrs, Julia Mcleako, Lease dent of the Women’s Auxiliary Mar.sha Gunther, Mrs, Eileen Tuesday after picking up a song to the ground. It was writ­ Mre. Helen’^jarakiV Mrs” Edna ert Johns. Mrs. Betty Baranow-1 Peter F. Kelly, Mrs, James Fee, Thomas J. Hackett, manage­ to Manchester Memorial Hos­ Draft-Free Status Ends . Sticky Theft Flynn and Donald Ellis. pital, will attend the conven­ GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES planeload of officers and men ten by (mmmand pilot L. Gordon In all, 89 persons kept ap­ Christensen,Christensen. Miss Yolanda FeFe- s*'*- James R. Ritchie. I William Bayrer, Armando R. ment agent, to L. B. Haas & Co., Also, George Converse, John! Dama, Charles Carlson, Leonard tion of the American Hospital who had been in Hong Kong lor Cooper Jr. and recited - not pointments, 97 walked in, and lice, James Tierney, George L. farm acreage of Hackett estate LESS BANK CHANGE MONTHLY REPA lYMENT TERMS LONDON (AP) — Bur- M. Moran, Mrs. Shirley Rus- Lawson, Donald Frankland, Association at San Francisco, LOAN OF rest (eaves. sung by pilot Charles Conrad 12 were deferred. The monthly Legier, Mrs. Rose Macllvaln, off New State Highway, for two (P«ryMr) 12 months 24 months lars stole $ll,2(X> worth of Stull’s friends said the first sell Mrs. Roberta Bryce, Mrs. I Daniel Lange Sr., Miss Carol E. Calif., Sunday through Friday, jewelry and Beetle records Jr. It pointed up the tedium of quota Is IfiO plnt.s. Arthur E. Doane, EJarle Rollln- years, commencing April 1, Blocked report they received indicated tumbling flight with power down son, Mrs. Elizabeth Blodgett. Mary Garaventa, Burdette Verbarg, Daniel Pelletier, 1965, with two options of one- Sept. 3. $ 3 0 0 $ 1 8 $ 25 $ 1 2 .5 0 Rush to Romance from the home of a magis­ The Red Cross noted that Webb Jr„ Mrs. Janet Hubbard, 1 Charles Bigelow, Holland Cote, he was missing. and exi>erimenU canceled. "early indications pointed to a Also, Richard J, Bagge Jr., year each. 6 0 0 3 6 5 0 2 5 trate early Thursday. 1st Lt. Nell McAloon of Plain- Mrs- Helen Aseltlne,' Howard Mrs. Lillian Peterson, Ernest J. < Robert Heller, Maurice J. POLLim ON W'ARNING 3 7 .5 0 They selected all the After a long concert of Blow day as there were relative­ Marriage License 9 0 0 5 4 7 5 field, N.J., said: recorded melodies like "Never ly few advance appointments Burger, Mrs. Zaneth Roberts, Scott. Anthony Bayles, Mrs. Fisher. HARTFORD (AP)—The Glas­ Beatle records but left be­ Joan A. Tribou, William Ma- John Arthur Marcure, Brook­ 1.200 7 2 1 00 50 "We waited until after dinner. on Simday" and "It’s Magic," made; however, the tremendous Mark Kriatoff, Calvin D. Fish, tonbury Dyeing and Finishing By Legal Waiting Periods hind may classical record­ Then we went ahead and went tushak, Mrs. Edna McCabe, line, Mass., and Lorraine Eliza­ Co. has been given two more ings. They also left chewing flight director Christopher C. number of people who walked Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan, George beth Martin, 68 N. Elm St., Sept. through all his personal gear Kraft Jr. came on the air and in kept the entire staff bustling Hubbard, Sam Feltham, Robert Stanley P. Grzyb, Howard weeks to stop polluting Salmon gum spread over the furni­ Miller. Public Records 18, Second Congregational isTF'W ’V’rvP'W f API _Texas." Walk-in donors were Howard Chambers, Mrs. Eileen Flynn, Carpenter, Carl W. Gustafson,; Admlnlstratlx Deed coins in their hair to dazzle im­ ed at the stroke of mid­ at, least 20 wedding ceremonies. ily had t)een informed the L. Smith, Gerald Millington, Mrs. Maria Albert, Mrs. Mar- Miss Tw-ylar Tessier, Charles' Iva B. Tomm, administratrix pressionable young men into Wise said the system must be nvinute rites. Any Comment Speaking over the music after Read Herald Advertisements night. Elsewhere, most efforts to AversLge ages of the new­ young officer was in serious it had been on for some time, a Jack Lappen, David Eldredge, garet Sumner, Mrs. Madeline | Spratly, Mdas Marlon Anderson, | of estate of Sarah E. Buck, to love at first sight. in operation by Sept. 1, lyweds was 20 for the men and condition. He suffered inhala­ Mrs. Dorothy Sangrey, Rev. But in moet states, waiting reach the altar came to naught On Candidacy tracking station came In: "Jim periods blocked any marriage because of walUng periods. 18 for girls, Brennan said. One tion, tnims and first and sec­ McDlvitt is the world’s first Abram Sangrey, Donald San­ girl, way back in line, was ond degree bums on his face, grey, Mrs. Veronica Irvine. rush by draft-age youths. From Providence, R.I., to Gal­ space disc Jockey.” President Johnson proclaimed latin, Tenn., young couples tried crying, ^rald "we won't get SUFFIELD (AP)—Meade Al his father said. Mrs. Muriel Andrulot, Rudolph married in time." com, former national chairman The voice of an astronaut O. Heck, Wayne Carlson. Mrs. Thursday that men between 19 — and failed — to get married. floated in: “ We’re enjoying It.** and 26 who were married after One couple flew from Newark. Brennan said some couples of the Republican party and still Ruth Spencer, Mrs. Jane a leader in Connecticut GOP ac­ Pilot Charged "I hope so," said James A. midnight would be subject to N.J., to Las Vegas to beat the were in such a hurry "they PROSPECT (AP)—A 28-year- Rensche, Mrs. Barbara Jack- don't even have rings.” He add­ tivities, declined to comment to­ McDivltt, the capsule communi­ son, Leonard Wassmer. the draft the same as single clock old airplane pilot has been ar­ cator, who had started the ex­ men until they become fathers. At Las Vegas the courthouse ed: day on a report that he is being A A Also, Oliver J. Minney, Mrs. talked about as a gubernatorial rested on a charge of reckless change when he asked: "You and it* grounds wore filled for (AP Photofax) Louree Dlskan, John Mrosek, The President issued his order ‘One man said 'We made it.’ candidate for 1966. flying. think we could sell that thing aa G e t LOTS MORE PLEASURE more than three hours with cou' And his best man said ‘We'll get Chester B. (Jhubbuck of Lake Dennis Greaney, Mrs. Grace to meet growing manpower "I don’t want to comment on a ride at a carnival?" pies seeking marriage licenses. Sealah Begins Work in the Deep Agnew, Dr. John Barry, Mrs. needs of increased American 10 copies of this marriage cer­ it at all," he said when reached Plymouth Boulevard, Plymouth, Cooper answered: “ I don’t Many parents, especially moth' .Catherine Andereon, Mrs. Eltea- Involvement in the Viet Nam tificate made tomorrow.' at his home. was arrested Ttouraday. Chub- Astronaut Scott Carpenter sits on Sealab 2 just be­ think you uld seU this day to beth Hclfrick, Mrs. Karla Ro- war. ers, accompanied the couples, "Most inquiries about getting A Hartford newspaper report­ buck was released on a $2<)0 fore the underwater capsule went beneath the sea day of drifting flight aa a rid9 rtanowlca, Mrs. Gertrude Pa­ An Associated Press survey A reporter at the courthouse married came from Los An­ ed today that some GOP lead­ bond and ordered to appear in fuiywhere," and as much for your money said most young coiqilea, and geles, but I’ve even had a few yesterday off LaJoUa, Calif. It was placed 205 feet gan!, Tauno Sarpola, William disclosed much fretting, plenty ers, looking aroukd' for someone Waterbury Circuit Court Mon­ The man who win have to Philip Dorsey, Alvin calls from New Jersey, Kansa^ to put in nexti year against day. down on the ocean floor for a 45-day experiment. lAidwlg, CSty and Chicago from people make (he decision Saturday iHorton. Democratic Gov.*John N. Demp­ Police said they arrested asking how late we’ll be open sey, are beginning to think Al­ Chuibbuek after reeidenU at Also, Mrs. Marion Fentiman, tonight. the Cook Road trailer camp U U corn may be their man. Joseph F. McCooe, Paul A. Ber­ “ And they’ll be surprised complained that a small air­ nard, Karen Churila, Paul La- Alcom, who served as Repub­ than they are today, then we’ra U.S. Confirms Report lican national chairman from plane had buzzed the camp sev­ in good shape." Brec, Joseph Cierwlnaki, Henry (See Page Nine) eral times. Viet Losses Heavy Opalach, Archie Morlci, Mrs. 1967 to 1969, has remained an Gemini computers yielded 9 SHOPPING at PINEHURST influential figure in state party The number on the plane was new time to fire the retro-rock­ Vivian Ware, Miss Gall Ouil- traced to Chubbuck, police said. lette, Mrs. Walter Anderson, Feel Crowded? affairs the past few years. ets for a Sunday re-entry, 9:0il William Llvengood, Robert Hanoi Barred Peace He was coimsel for the GOP a.m. E8T. Splashdown oomee 27 Gale, Mrs. Alice Larrimore, Dr. Everything you see or read these days is warning you about all the sharks and Jellyfish in in the prolonged legal fighting Lupton Challenge minutes later. OS always ... leaders in fine meat over reapportionment. This was HAMI^EN (AP) — John M. Melvin Horowitr. Long Island Sound. It has been our observation that all the sharks aren't in the water, and WASHINGTON (A P )—The State Department has 1 9 5 Million From Cong Attack Told that the troublesome hy­ Also, Mrs. Dorothy Wheelock, a fight he lost: it ended with a Lupton, executive director of drogen venting was leveling off, Ernest H. Everett, Donald An­ the average customers get stung a lot more often grocery shopping than they ever will by confirmed a report that Hanoi rejected peace talk over­ federal court order last year the Committee of 1,(K)0 to Pre- meaning the tumbling wmilg G G Share Country SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )—Communist guer­ tures during last May’s lull in U.S. and South Vietna­ derson, Colin Fox, Mrs. Alex jellyfish. (See Page Eleven) (See Page Ten) rillas attacked three government positions a few miles decrease, Cooper said: *‘Okay Elsesser, Ronald H. Gates, mese bombings of North Viet Nam. WASHINaTON (AP) — you think we might make it, For years you have been reading ads telling you that stamps cost nothing. Then, all of a The confirmation, prompted!^ If you’re beginning to feel south of Saigon within an hour early today, a U.S. huh?” by a British White Paper on toward a peace settlement. But a 1 1 ^ ^ crowded, perhaps military spokesman announced. "Looks like it," eald the Car- sudden, one grocery chain and now another discontinues them, saying now you can buy for Viet Nam. was the first time the U.S. officials say Hanoi has re­ it’s because there are now Vietnamese losses were re-eech about the real morning for the flight to Texas, House. hamlets in the area, the. spokes­ BLOCK ISLAND Gaulle "la very genuinely inter­ where Mrs. Johnson and their Schools Integrated FRESH our intention to Hanoi" and that strength of the country be­ One of his appointments man said. COPPERTONE MELLO CRISP Lb. the Reds had given only a ested in bringing about a peace ing its people. two daughters, Lynda, 21, and Thursday was with Vice Adm. The (Jommunlsts also shelled Chuck Ground 79e •’harsh" response. in Southeast Asia as we all are. Some figures: Luci, 18, have been making George G. Burkley, the White the district town of Binh Chanh SWORD­ in 3 lb. loH 75e .Before the bombing lull end­ "Obviously,’’ Ball said, "we The population was esti­ birthday party preparations. House physician. with 12 rounds of mortar fire, PLAYTEX ed, Hanoi and Peking had pub­ welcome his advice and his as­ mated at 190 mUlion Sept. Mrs. Johnson, who has been Burkley, after a thorough ex­ the spokesman said. Light Viet­ In North Carolina BACON licly denounced it aa a U.S. sistance in any way.” 27, 1963. in Texas since early this week, amination, ssild Jcrfuison 1s in namese casualUes were report­ declined to tell what gifts she excellent health. SWIM CAPS FISH ■trtekr „ Ball made the remarks after It U increasing by one ed. NEW BERN, N. C. (A P )— An uneasy quiet settled Washington’s official position he was asked if De Gaulle’s ef­ person every 12 seconds. and her daughters would give There is no evidence of the The spokesman told newsmen President’s near- fatal 1968 has been that it might halt the forts in the Viet Nam war could The first census, in Au­ the President. of these other developments: over coastal North Carolina today as Negroes entered 6 -1 2 HAMBURG Lb. 59c air raids if North Viet Nam un­ bs regarded as a snub of the gust 1790, returned a total Johnson had planned to go to heart attack, the Navy doctor A multibattalion government many previously all-white Bch(K>ls. dertakes some reciprocal action United States. just under four mlUlon. Texas Thursday night but was said, adding Johnson’s health is Integration in the eastern sec-" and much more 5 lb. loH SSe delayed by a heavy work sched­ force completed one the war’s (See Page Nine) largest road clearing operaUons Uon of the state was carried out to persuade Negroes to stag 277 West Middle Tpke. , / wf"* ule and poor weather. He re- under the eyes of highway pat­ away.” 649-2861 rolmen and State Bureau of ------5Sk------(See Page Ten) Call Us For Prompt One Dead, at Least 70 Hurt Investigation agents. 2 Delivery Col. David Lambert, chief of 2 PINEHURST STEAK SALE the highway patrol, said, "there U. S. NO. 1 have been no reports of any vio­ lence, any trouble, in today’s NEW YORK CUT or HIP LONG ISLAND school integration." Bulletins OR NATIVE At the farming community of POTATOES Winds Lash Chicago Ernul in Craven (bounty, four 10130 Negroe.s Who were assigned to CASH the 200-pupll all-white elemen­ COST OF LIVING UP to 100<^ One fuiuiel cloud whirled near tary school failed to report for Sirioin Steaks Q C |£ UPTON'S TEA BAGS NOW IN STOCK WASHINGTON (AP) — the Kennedy Expressw’ay near class today. 7 SAVINGS or whole 60 lb. packer trimmed loin givins: 100 ...* 1.14 to 100 miles an hour nit a unofficially esUmated at Fullerton Avenue on Chicago's Vernlce Knight, a Negro to­ Living costs edged up • 6 tenth of one per cent la BLUEBERRY CORN FLAKES 4)(i inches swamped lAnslng, Northwest side. Some trees you Sirloins, Porterhouse and Short Steaks wide Midwest area today, bacco fanner and father of July, largely because ol for your freezer. 'wrecking homes, knocking HI., in one hour. were uprooted. But the Weather three young girls who were to PARD DOO FOOD CMoago Heights police said Bureau said that was ons of half enroll at the Ernul school said: Sharp price Mkee tor meat STRAWBERRY CORN FLAKES out power and blowing a and potatoee, the Labor De­ 3 cam 47e three block of homes on Hick­ a dozen twistera in Illinois and The imagine presenting itself train off the tracks. Wisconsin which didn't touch this morning didn’t look well partment aald today. The Wonderfully tender U. S. Choice and Premium ory Stm t were "devastated." increase brought the Twn deaths were reported, One of the injured In that the ground. enough for me to let my chil­ one in Iowa and one In lilinots. dren go to school. government’e oonaunier area, Brtaima (lowing, 8, was The bureau said touchdowns price index to a new high of At least 99 persons were Injured blown from her bed on the sec­ were confirmed 80 miles north­ 'There were some unusual 110.2. This means It coat — seven in Illinois, 16 in Iowa, ond floor when the roof blew off. east of Rockford, 111., 10 miles looking cars outside the school- fcnif in Indiana and two in Wis- 911.02 In July to purchaae She was dashed to the ground west-northwest of Joliet, and in house this morning." typical consumer itema Giai can ooniln. . outside. Iowa. Three automobiles filled with SiWn Steaks »1< » cnSHA COABMUT Damage was indlreat. Ha­ Knight said he had not been Par GoHon Tenderloins. Lb. 1*19 Lb. •1.09 ELECTRASOL 3 Boim •l.OO Crown M n t, Ind. Fifteen cars swath batiwean La Porte City zel Crest, F1osamr and Be­ threatened, but "it looked like GREENSBORO, Ala. )AP) left the tracks. Injuring two and Mount Auburn Thursday rwyn. friction today. My children need —An 87year-old Negro maa found beaten and mutilated .24 HOUR SBIVICE crewmen. Railroad officials night in Iowa. It levaltd 20 farm A tree toppled on an automo­ an education but not at the cost placed Uie loss at |760,000. houses klUad ona peraon and of trouble." after reportedly oitttelalng bile in Jacksonville, HI., killing civil rights aettvitiao, died Gh AUTOMATIC LAMBKIN FACIAL TISSUES 6 for *1;00 Di CJhlcago’i south suburban Injured 1(1. Emerson Lewis, 73. Knight said he did not know MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE district, casualUes related their Roaring aaatward, it knocked whether he would attempt to day In a Oreenaboro hoepItiM* MUVERY The Joseph Kozak family of Ferry Smew, who waa die* LAMWIN lATHROOM TISSUI ..10 ro| B 8 9 e experiences In St. James Hospi­ down tenta at.tha Stephenson ■lx waa hoapitallied after their send hlH daughters to tha school Talaphent tal In Chicago Hsighto. County Fair in Freeport, HI., later this year or enroll them at covered In a doorway o< hla bouse was destroyed in Lock home last Suaday, i M bee« 443-2444 1 Lb. 7 9 c 2 Lbs.^1.58 “Wa Just moved into our new injuring eight peraoni. port. At least one of the Injured nearby Vanceboro consolldatad Farther eaat, the winds heavl- was reported In crlUcal oondl-1 all-Negro school. Knlght’a home beaten on the head, anpar* a»,000 nouse," Mrs Jack Sohu- sntly with aa Iron aldllst, nod rnann aobbad. “Now it’a all ly damagedd SO light airplanes at tion. I Is only 100 yards from the Ernul l y l ANfcnir PARKING — CARRY OUT HRVICE In his tongue had been ieut out. font." , „ w J the) Lewis OoUsgs Airport in The storm snarled traffic and i schooiground. Stvan homas wsra dsmoUshM Lockport, HI., and amaahad two power failed in Chicago's south Sadie McLawhorn, Ernul Deputy Sheriff David HoU^ OFBN THURSDAY a n d FRIDAY TIU 9:00 P.M. and sporaa badly damaged In at Jollat Municipal Airport. ■action and In aoutham auburba. 1 principal, aald one man had told way said mm aatopoy was 9 9 - IS AroadM aaotiou of Olymplo Naxt, It Mt tna densely pop­ 'Tornadio Winds Turn Chicago W«U into Rubblo Inar an effort waa being made iirid by iiMa ' <•■■ PNia NIm ). ' □ PINEHURST GROCERY, inc. COmMIt MAIN OMl TURfifIKI ulated OMoago area. t. x j m o M i s i t m ' M I Ai A