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Mills Begin Closing CoAcy Quits! NEW YORK (API — Casey Btengel, baseball’s most popular figure since Cooper, Conrad Return Babe Ruth, bowed out to­ Presiden t Summons day as manager of the \ New York Meta. Stengel’s retirement as manager becomes effec­ tive at the end of the sea­ son. He will remain with 1 dSteel Negotiators the club as a vice presi­ To Cape Kennedy Base dent. The 75-year-old sports WA9TTTNOTY)N f A P )— '?’r*Port from the fact-flndlng^femeetlng failed to move otalO' _ - ^ ^ d^nsM Wa aiAsaf D lfta K lIV 'O 'h filo fa w « n AA«sS.SMsr«f phenomenon, who has been team he sent to Pittsburgh Sat­ mated contract talks. out of uniform since July President Johnson sum­ The meeting, engineered by urday. The word from the two 25 because of a broken hip, President Johnson’s special me moned steel negotiators to members, Sfen. Wayne Morse, was present when the an­ D-Ore., and Undrsecretary of dlatlon team of Ben, Wayne Doctors Keep A White House meeting to­ nouncement was made at Commerce LeRoy Collins was Morse, D-Ore., and LeRoy Col­ a press coneference. day in an attempt to end that the negotiators were get­ lins, undersecretary of com what he called a stalemate The Mets announced no Sharp Eyes ting no where and the negoU- merce, brought together I. W, successor .to Stengel. Wes and head o ff a strike. atlons were stalemated. Abel, president of the United Westrum will remain as The President dispatched his So Johnson decided, a White Steelworkers Union, and R. Interim manager through House statenmnt said, "to re­ personal plane to Pittsburgh to Conrad Cooper, chief negotiator the rest of the season, con­ On Spacemen quest the prmclpal negotiators bring the 10 principal spokes­ for the basic steel Industry. tinuing In the Job he has of both parties to come to the men for unions and steel pro­ All companies ordered start of held since Stengel was CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. ducers to the conference table White Ho\jse Immediately” • for 3 the shutdown process — an op­ hurt a month ago. (A P )— Afltronauts L. Gor­ “ji ' at the White House. The chief the meeting with himself and eration that takes the Indndtry Stengel made this state­ don Cooper Jr. and Charles negotiators are I. W. Abel, pres­ his two Cabinet members. about <8 hours. ment: ident of the United Steelworkers The White House said Johnson The most time-consuming "A fte r much considera­ Conrad Jr. flew back today Union, and R. Conrad Cooper, got a thorough, comprehensive task Is taking the coke ovens out tion I have dlcided to re­ to this base from which % i representing 10 major produc­ report from Morse and Collins of operation. These are con tire as manager of the they were launched on ers. at the breakfast table, with structed of refractory material New York Mets at the their epic, eight-day voy­ The plane Is expected to get Wlrtz and Connor also present and operate at high temper close of the 1985 season. them to Washington In time lor along with William E. Simkin, atures. The cooling must be This is due to my wish to age in space. an afternoon session with John­ director of the Federal Media­ slow so there Is no damage. be relieved o f the arduous Two Navy planes, bringing son, Secretary of Labor W. Wil­ tion and Conciliation Service. duties of active manage­ the spacemen off the deck of the lard Wlrtz and Secretary of The second and largest time aircraft carrier Lake Cham- PITTSBURGH (A P ) — Steel ment, and on medical ad­ Commerce John T. Connor. consuming step Is banking the paln, landed on the Cape mills across the nation, vice following my latest The strike deadline Is Tues­ blast furnaces. It takes on aver­ Kennedy "skid etrip" at 11'.42 preparing lor a strike threat­ Injury. day midnight. age of 10 hours to shut down one a.m. EST. Johnson's decision to take a ened for midnight Tuesday, be­ of the giant Iron makers, and It Florida’s Gov. Haydon Burns, personal hand In the steel gan shut-down operations today (See Page Thlrteesi) Joining with space officials In dispute at this point followed a after a secret steel summit greeting the nation’s newest State News heroes, said the return marked "a great day for Blorida.” He said their flight brought 2 Firemen advances both in science and humanity. Vacation Seen Ahead; Bums ppesentied each astro­ Overcome naut with a plaque engraved with the seal of the state of Florida for the epic Journey At Windham that started here Aug. 21. Congress Plans Little " I t ’s great to be back on solid WINDHAM (AP)—-Two ground,’ ’ Cooper said. “ And WASHINGTON (A P )— Congress may reach final we're glad to be getting back to Willimantic firemen were agreement this week on a bill to create a new Depart- | work, writing a report on tha overcome by smoke today flight — the good, the bod, tha ment of Housing and Urban Development, Indifferent. otherwise the House and Sen-* while fighting a blaze that Mission over Astronauts Cooper and Conrad Greet the World destroyed a Windham "W e hope It win be a report ate planned to take up little of both branches on the compro­ that will Improve the quality of consequence, looking ahead In­ mise bill to give the cities a home. later fllghU.” stead to a long Labor Day week­ place In the President’s Cabinet. Firemen Charles Muller and Refreshed by a 12-hour sleep end. Major House interest will cen­ Harold Martin were treated at on the carrier. Cooper and Con­ The slow week Junks once and ter on a move to force a vote on Windham Memorial Hospital rad looked hale and hearty. for all earlier hopes for adjourn­ a Senate-passed bill to provide a :and released. Negro Pupils Stay at Home; Each said he "felt fine” and ment by Labor Day. Although form of home rule for residents The fire broke out In the had suffered no ill effects at all the Democratic leadership still of the District of Columbia. kitchen of the Quonset hut A from the marathon Journey In speaks of possibly winding up The drive started last week home of Mr. and Mjra. Russell space. ___ the year’s work by mid-Septem­ with filing 6f a petition Vhlch, If Bugby on Rt. 32. officials said. MANNED SPACE CENTER. ber, Senate Republican Leader signed by 218 members, would The Bugby family was away on Houston, Tex. ( A P ) — Doctors Everett M. Dlrksen says he ex­ Delay School Integration pry the bill from the District vacation. began probing the physical con­ a c ts Congress still to be here In Committee and bring it to the Cause of the fire was not dition of America’s Gemini S October, floor for a vote. The PetlUon Immediately determined. HAYNEVILLE, A 1 a.<^the school, following a pattern^ The Negro deputies, wearing space champs today while space has only 163 signatures so far. in other desegT^gation cases, j pistols, hard hats and clubs are Only tAVo bills were listed on (AP)Five Negro pupils officials already spoke enthusi­ the Senate’s published "pro­ On the committee level, the Expllls dealing with The Senate Labor Committee service Nov. 1. |dal deputies >showed up deputies Including the four federal aid for schools In disas­ htu) agreed to vote on the meas­ Despite a mild concus­ armed Negroes, stocxl guard at the school. Four FBI agents ^ medical examlnatlona. Samuel Kanell, executive di­ with four Negroes on it. were at the school as observers. ter areas, the sale or loan of ure by Thursday, and It Is ex­ sion suffered yester­ rector of the Connecticut Trans­ Apparently the Negro pupils near the entrance to the one- So far. In tests aboard the U38 Lake Champlain, no such surplus naval vessels to friendly pected to get overwhelming ap­ day, Kathy Kennedy, portation Authority, said he ex­ decided to delay their entry Into story, red brick school. The county schools superin­ symptoms had been reported. foreign nations, implementation proval. pected the trustees to submit tendent, Hulda Coleman, said 14, daughter of Sen. Testing will continue for weeks. of an agreement with Canada to However, Dlrksen said In an a petition to that effect to the the Negroes scheduled to attend and Mrs. Robert F. Happy officials here ex­ drop tariffs on automotive A P Interview he Is ready to go Interstate Commerce Commis­ the high school classes — three products, and research in high­ to the mat with President Jolm- Kennedy is ready to in the 9lh grade and one each In pressed their confidence this G sion Oct. 1. speed ground transportation. go riding again — as the lOth and 11th grades — were way In a press briefing shortly Final action may be taken In (See Page lUrteen) offered transportation on buses after the astronauts were soon as she’s dis­ Greeks Convene Hurt Skipper Rescued carrying the white pupils to brought aboard the Champlain charged from the hos­ HARTFORD (AP)—Some 2500 school. Miss Coleman said she: by helicopter Sunday: pital. She fell yester­ delegates to a conference of the had expected the Negroes to I Dr. Robert Gllruth, Mannw day when her horse Greek Orthodox Youth of Ameri­ delay their appearance because Spacecraft Center director: "AM ca could take their choice of After Chase on Sound this has been the pattern In oth you all know, we are driving missed a jump at a opinions on student acUvism at er counties. forward to go to the moon dur­ horse show. Her Sunday’s program. One bus stopped at Steele’s ing this decade, and someone BS2s Renew Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn. N E W H AVEN (A P )— Robert Roark was in a pre­ brother, Robert Jr. praised American youth who "In dicament. (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) 11, suffered a .severe their overwhelming majority, leg cut Friday in a fall He was alone in a cabin cruiser that was makingr repudiate the nlhlilsm of our eight knots in the middle of Long Island Sound, while from a garage roof. college. beatniks. ” And Archbishop James lako- he lay on the deck with a broken leg, unable to reach Cong Attacks vos, primate for the Greek Or- the controls. f the boat’s radio and call for hodox Church In the western Hurricane Betsy Roark was rescued Sunday help. He had been knocked on Gemini Projects hemisphere, urged the audience SAIGK>N, South Viet Nam (A P )— U.S. B52 bombers after a helicopter dropped a tug the deck by a wave in heavy Heading to Sea ' “ permit V u r enthjSasm “captain‘''" n d a doctor seas. from the Strategic Air Command again hit suspected B tor a new social order to be aboard. H e.we,w as rresting com­ Stamler, Frechette and two perverted Into shouting amd vio^ Viet Cong positions in two weekend raids in South Viet fortably today In St. Raphael’s other doctors who were visiting MIAMI, Fla. (AP) —Hurri­ lent acts." Nam, a U.S. military spokesman announced today. Hosplt^. Frechette set off in Stamler’s Almost Completed cane Betsy slowed Its pace and "T* Communist gunners shotr'------Roark, 54, of Norwalk, was boat. They headed for Falkner's down an American plane over In Klen Tuong Province. The gathered strength today as It Two Missing taking the boat to Norwalk for Island, the position Roark heal North Viet Nam and Viet Cong positions were later reoccupled churned Into the open Atlantic NEW HA-VEN (AP) — A Its owner, said Eugene G. given. MANNED SPACE CENTER, Houston, Tex. (A P )— guerrillas attacked a half-dozen by the government. No Viet about 290 miles north of San search resumes today for two Frechette Jr., the doctor who They couldn’t locate Roark’s 'The 17 experiments planned for the Gemini 5 spacs outposts south of Saigon, over­ dong casualties were reported. Juan, Puerto Rico. persons nilssing_ in the_ choppy . dropped on the boat. boat however, and then learned flight were completed to some degree, a spokesman said running three of them. An e.stlmated two Viet Cong Betsy was po threat to land. water erf Long Island Sound.id. | prechette- - gave this account of by radio that It was on auto­ companies also overran an out­ The Miami Weather Bureau Ned (JlpoUlnl, « , o f E a,t matic pilot and was running today One of the B52 strikes was The only experiment which ue — and came to within IT made Saturday In northern post 60 miles southeast of Sai­ said the hurricane, second in Haven disappeared yesterday i „ , ______down the middle of the Sound. gon In Klen Hoa Province, In­ theme Atlanticrtutmm; thisiiua yea.,year **.« o.*- after taking . out his 16-foot “A fitonv They gave chase but one of wasn’t accomplished wa.s the miles of It. Quang Atin Province, 325 miles rendezvous with the satellite put Other experiments Included; north of Saigon. The other, on flicting moderate casualties on pected to grow stronger as It | boat to go fishing. Mary-Bllen n^irhbL Joe the engines on Stamler’s boat Into qrblt by the Gemini 6 early Work Tolerance — The astro- ‘ Sunday, again hit Zone D, the opular force tioops. Seven continued whirling north-north- Angenola, 18. of Milford, has ih o failed and they couldn’t’ catch eOO-square-mlle Jungle area guerrillas were reported killed, west at 8 miles an hour through not been seen since falling off Stamler of Summit N. J-. in the flight. nauts exercised with a con) up. The experiment was attempt­ which starts SO miles north of the spokesman said. the day. of a capsized 18-foot runabout summers on nearby Treasure A helicopter from the Coast which required a 60-pound pull Island, told him he had heard ed later in the flight as the' Saigon. Three other government posl- At 11 a.m., Betsy was about two mllea from shore. Guard station at Eatons Neck, to stretch It to Its one-foot limit. a distress call. spacecraft chased a phantom Results will be evaluated after The strikes by the Guam- Roark had been able to reach based elght-ehglne planes were (See Page Five) (See Page Eight) (See PAge Blglit) (8«« Page Eight) satellite — a computerized val- the flight. 3 the ISth and 14th reported In the ------%------^ Phonocardlogram — Indi­ war. Five of them were carried cated heart muscle deteriora­ out In the last six days. tion In comparison with a slmul-,. tlGleous electrocardiogram. No Under new security regula­ tions, the spokesman did not results announced. give the number of planes tak­ Plans Go Forward Bone Demineralization — ing part or the number of Bone densitometry X-rays were bombs dropped. taken before and after the flight to determine demineralization The spokesman said on F106 0 and possible losa of bone cal­ Thuriderchlef was downed by For Gemini 6 Flight cium. Results under study. ground fire Sunday on a bomb­ Cardlovascula Conditioning — ing mission 80 miles northwest M ANNED SPACE CENTER, Houston, Tex. (A P )— of Hanoi. The pilot was reported (See Page Eight) ■ V. • ■ ■ ■■ ■ to have ejected safely but could As space officials assess the flight of Gemini 5 they not be rescued because of dark­ are pushing ahead with plans to launch Gemini 6 in ness. He was listed as missing. t ‘f* 4.. I October. Another F106 was lost Sunday The only possible holdup Is days, so other troubles which when It developed engine trou» the radar system which astro­ plagued Gemini 5 will not affect ble over North Viet Nam. Its nauts W alter M. Shlrra Jr., It. Batteries for example, will Bulletin pilot was also reported to-have and Thomas P. Stafford will use replace the troublesome fuel ejected and was listed as miss- In an attempt to rendezvous and cell system for the shorter haul. •>r*» tag. link up with another satellite. The • 14-day Gemini 7 flight, A U.S. Air Force pilot was Tl»e ra(lar was. carried by scheduled In December, may WRECKAGE SIGHTED killed Sunday In the crash of Gemini 5 w a trial basis and require some evaluation. BOGOTA, Colombia (A P ) two observation aircraft In caused some concern when, at During eight days tn space, — The wreckage of a plane I i « *^1 the Gemini 5 spacecraft had Xhanh Hk>a Provlnoe, 100 mllea times. It measured the angle but has been eigh th near Cell la north of Salgr ed. and also attacked and briefly tlgtt o f tho eVl. The twfn- held a hamldl In the centra) Charles Mathews said, however, Gemini 7 la the only long-du- engtne plane took o ff from highlands eight miles northeast the yadar problems will bear ratlon flight remaining In the Howard Air Force Bam la Gemini program. The last five af Kontum (Sty, -AI « r . looking Into. the Panama Canal Zone ea The spacecraft and Titan 2 will be rendezvous and docking Government regional' tehie the 450-mlle flight to OeM. rocket for the Gemini 6 launch­ flights to perfect techniques for and popular force units were Ite laat report wea from g ■aid to have suffered heavy Sisters^ Harvest Aids Building Fund ing already are at Cape Kenne­ later three-man Apollo moon dy, being readied for an Oct. 25 point over the Pacifte aasuaHlss when Communist fUghU. Omea. ebent SO milee eoatlw fuerrtUss overran two outposts Nuns of the Slingerlands, N. Y . Mill Hill oonvenjb I farm. Procehds from the sale of the tomatoes wiB ftrlng. (See Page Eight) eeet e< Tibega M eei. ■ a d iS •sudNSMt at ths eapMal (nesr Albany) harvest the tomato crop at their | go to the order’s building fund. (AP Photofax.) Oho flight will last only

'l l ,*) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 80, 1968 PA09 T H B B I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONI5a Y, AUGUST 80. 196S P A O B * T W O performance at H ie Carousel in Sheinwold on Bridge ^amingham, Mass. EvenU Storrowtnn W m I dBiltr One tent stilt In foil swing la m o s t b id m o r e Summer I n Capital NeiUMT W dejW lym M t the Storrowton Music Fair in MAKE LESS THAN EXPERT "would you rather have your West Springfield. “THE W AY Theaters Statuesque Julie Newmar Is WASHINGTON (A P I — A By ALFRED SHEINWOLD featured this week In the White House spotlight on the It's very pleasant to put your naughty comedy, "Irm a La I HEARD IT” steel situation, a bobtailed week Douce.It's the comical story on Capitol Hill, a pair Of top-lev­ friends to the test. Ask i h e i ^ No less than three area summer theaters have sched­ of a Parisian streetwalker who el Job ahifta. bid the SoutWiend luid then to uled the^r final productions of the 1965 season this falls In love with a poor but by John Gruber President Johnson was In­ play the North-South hands at husband get a 4.34 raise in pay or week. But while the summer theaters are finishing the honest law student and becomes volved, directly or Indirectly, In (our hearts. You'll find that the fall fair season is just beginning. Involved In a freakish romantic all three. Average player bids more and ) The "big daddy" of all area* triangle. makes less than the While it's not for the .voung- Steel: President Johnson gets fairs. ih9.'> Wallingford closes this week both of whom were bom In 1685, of a major symphony orchestra losers. .1 0 to 1 0 .1 0 . . . ae average of of anything with tha money you sovel St. Both chambers already have Copyright, 1965 Rockville ST.'i-il'iTl with the wild, whacky and and rarely do you hear music will give at least twenty dif­ of hearts. wonderful "This Was Burles- Police said Dennis Humphrey, ferent programs a year, each of okayed the plan , but their bills Keep East Out General Features Corp. written In the last 25 years. So differed and a Joint committee I que." starring Ann Corio. 23, of M Oooper St. was turning about three centuries of com­ about two hours duration. This The idea is to give up a trump Comics, strippers and not-so- left into Main St. from Lllley amounts to forty hours of mu­ has been ironing out the differ­ trick without allowing East to position comprise most of our ences. COME SEE OUR I bright chonis girls are all In- St. when he cornered too wide listening. There have been sic and he should not repeat get In and return a club through ' eluded on what Is officially call- and hit the hydrant. The car's loads of composers during that within five years at a bare the ace-queen. West wins the front fender and right door were Job shifts: President Johnson MATERNITY FALL , ed a ".satire" on the good old period, but perhaps about 30 are minimum. This means 200 hours queen of hearts and returns a ANSFIBLDlf^ damaged. Humphrey suffered a of music that he must know, la making another Cabinet days of Burleyque. to be met with frequently. Even change, this time In the post­ spade to make South ruff. . ti-ia.wmniiAKTiccTTi COLLECTION minor cut on his back. practically by heart at a mo­ Once again South must make The show played four years so, they wrote a prodigious master general's slot. •Kuss a ’ 8:10 "Dr. N o" 10:38d B R IN G S Y O U Police charged him with fail­ ment's notice, or at a week's a key play. He must lead a low In New York and has been .set­ number of work*. And the con­ Gates Open 7:00 Wool and Dressy Dresses, ure to change address and fail­ notice at the very most. Up to the top Job goes Law­ trump without first taking the ting box office records around ductor should know most of rence F. O'Brien, 48, a Massa­ Stretch Slacks, Skirts, the east during Its summer ure to carry registration. He ace or king of trumps. Blouses, Bras, Girdles, Slips them by memory. Thus It works out that with chusetts politico who has served tour. was also issued a warning for about thirty composers classi­ West wins and cannot return J/UK8B0HIDI8 and Panties. driving after drinking. Hum­ A great deal has been made as special legislative assistant Steve Mills, Dick Bemie. Har­ of the fact that Toscanini con­ fied a3 "standard” he must to both Johnson and President a spade since dummy still has ry Conley and Mac Dennison phrey is to appear in Circuit ducted without a score, but average about seven hours of John F. Kennedy. --a trump----- r and can therefore , , . . 0 ruff..1. UUaLIDBAGKI are among the comedians. The ' Court on Sept. 13. , „ . , each of their compositions, from Helen W. Olekslak of E ast; Out, but on his way to Poland | It is (or this reason that South girls are led by tassel twlrler memory. He needs to know Glazier s Hartford was arrested Saturday know the scores from memory. as U.S. ambassador la onetime j led low trumps; he wanted W Marilyn Marshall. The score Is on the stand in them from memory because college professor John A. Gro-1 give up two trump tricks while One old favorite won't be when her car collided with an 831 Main St. — Manchester other on Exit 84 of the Wilbur case of emergency or as an with limited rehearsal time nouski, 46, grandson of a Polish dummy still had a trump. there. Straight man Paul West No matter what West returns, Corset and Uniform Shpp Cross Highway. "aide memolre" rather than as the,i« is no time at all for the immigrant. 225.68 died suddenly last week after a something being read note for composer to learn the works, Police said the woman turned I note during the performance. there Is scarcely time for the ^pltol i^otes into the ramp, driving in its left I Let's see what a conductor musicians. Sen. George Smathera,Sm D- MAXIMUM lane. Another car, driven by I should have memorized, even Now you know why a con­ Fla.: “ Oommunlat Influence is Richard Willard, 37, of East though he may be a little hazy ductor has to start early to still paying a role in delaying TOTAL MINI-PRICI SAVINGS Hartford, tried to Pk*3 th« about some of the numbers at learn his trade, and why aome political settlement in the Do­ IWEADOWS'^^-HIJO. SPCFD.lIPWV RT 91 Nnrili SeanConnety right, police said, when the g^ven moment, but will be minican Republic." VALUE never lesim it. Sellers, P. O’Toole a. JAMES BOND In ON SI SHOPPING TRIPS, woman pulled into the right ^ j^em completely Sen. Everett M. Dlrkaen, R- Paula Prentiss lane. Police sa^^d she struck the , mtmory by the time of m .: “ If the federal ^vernm ent Ursula Andress^, left rear of Willard s car and HHmiiliiifillnii of a yoor'e shop ping) pre-empts the power of the .ncHMi< " " ‘^*1 Beginning' with Bach he Police Arrests states to act in this field (the MINIMUM Bh.' W P . with Iw, 'afiou'd know the Brandenburg union shop ban), the states will She was c ^ r g ^ with Im- concertos of which there are a never regain their right to deal proper lane changing and oper- ^e knows with union matters.” Raymond Healy. 25, of 87 a. JAMES BOND In ating without them from memory he realizes Sen. Hugh Scott, R -Pa.: Re­ PRICES sch^uled to appear in Qrcuit ^hat he has to have Niles Dr. was arrested and publican governors have be­ — Plus In Color — court sept. 13. I exceptional tnimpeter in his charged with allowing his dog come "the greatest single Frank Sinatra WITHieVE A three-car crash took place group prof>erly to perform the to roam A resident of Keeney source of s tr e n ^ and vitality" ‘‘SERGEANTS 3’’ TIOMCOlOl'RBriiBBBatfebvUNmOAimm on Main St. at the Center last second one, and that if he rsnorted to i>ollce on Aue in the party. night after a passenger in the wants to do the .sixth he'll have ^ , , , rn m m a im m third car dropped a cigarette.' to dig up players for viole da that a dog had broken Into Capital Footnotea A No one was injured. ! braccio and viola da gamba. chicken coop and taken a Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson will Police reported that the driv ______^ ___ Rhode Island Red chicken. make a luncheon speech Oct. 1 Dog Warden Lebero Frac- at the annual meeting of The S T O P i SHOP and BRADLEES er of the third car, Peter D. ^ three or four of the six works,' I Korper, 20, of Glastonbury, I yet he must know all six. chia set a trap and caught Associated Press managing edi­ turned to look in the back seat | He must also know the four Healy'a dog on Saturday morn­ tors in Buffalo, N.Y. 'The First when a passenger dropped a Orchestra Suites, as they are ing. police report Court ap­ Lady plans to discuss the na­ Jane Parker Large 8 Inch 1 lb 8 oz cigarette and the car .struck now knowm through Bach hlm- pearance Is set for Sept. 13 In tional beautification project she another waiting at a red light. ' self labeled these works the Manchester Session of Cir­ Is spearheading . . . The Feder­ I al Bureau of Investigation has TTie second car was driven by i "Overtures" and he must know 1 cuit Court 12. Dennis M. Roggi, 18, of East about seven Bach concertl for I Robert L. kinner, 18, Glas­ reported that serious crimes in Hartford I piano or harpsichord. He must tonbury, was arrested on Main the first half of 1965 increased APPIE PIES I ..nr.alao know ...nw off-hand. approxi-' .St. at 10 last . night and by 6 pcF Cent ov6r ths JMtmc pc- U I mately how long these works charged _wlth failure, to_ «*ey a ‘ SAVE 77c m was pushed into smother car take to play since length is Im-i red light. He is scheduled to program to help 6.5 million eld waiting at the light, driven by portant In choosing a profrram.' appear in court on Sept. 13. erly poor has been launched by Kathleen Campbell of 101 Mc­ Bach wrote an immense the federal government. They'll I Kee St. Damage to the cars amount of nlUslc. but the works be hired (or such things as care was restricted to bumpers and' above will suffice for of the elderly sick and neglected or handicapped children . . . 3.1-00; was light most occasions. Since Bach's Engagement A car driven by Anne B. orchestral works are relatively President Johnson has signed Grout of 281 Center St. struck short, the total performing two bills authorizing 34 billion I (or highway work, three-fourtha another waiting at a traffic time of the works listed is Duren - Gill of it on the interstate system. Serve with Sharp Cheddar Cheese lb 79c light on E. Middle Tpke yes­ about seven hours, but since G or Marvel Ice Cream Vi gal pkg 69c terday afternoon. his works are quite complex it Mr. and Mrs. Augustine M. Police said the woman turn- will be far more difficult to Duran of Sacramento, Calif., I I announce the engagement of mmmiestmfmmmmmm ed to check children sitting In naemorize seven hours of Bach Killing Blamed MONDAY the seat beside her and hit the than fourteen hours of Mozart, their daughter. Theresa, to rear of a car driven by Paul S. for example. Airman Bryan Charles Gill, son On Despondency TUESDAY Nom an, 35. of 233 Ludlow Rd conductor will need to of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gill I I ^ There were no Injuries and somewhat less of Handel of 18 Margaret Rd., Manchester. WEDNESDAY damage was light. ^ scattered works by Miss Duran is attending Sac­ Police in Pleasant Hills, Pa. ramento City College and is en­ believe the killing of a Manches­ “What’s New. Pussycat” Vivaldi, Couperin, and Rameau rolled In the licensed vocatton- SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY ter native by hds father-in-law Shown 1st Eiidh N ile Area Weather will round. J „ out his memorized „ al nursing program. She Is a resulted from despondency. BOLTON NOTCH fe*” " I I standards of the Baroque graduate of C. K. McClatchy Except Frl.-Sat. Leonard F. Phil, 28, was shot __ era. Perhaps there will be WINDSOR LOCKS ® Senior High School, Sacramen- and killed at his Pleasant Hills ReVoVdI'o'w VemperrturesTor the i ^ numbers by Purcell >-*■ 1 home on Aug. 21 by James L. M i r M m Piter ffiboli date were reached early today, j■ . • . Airman Airmon Gillmil isI. a• graduatecn-oH.ipf. of Schaffer, 67, of nearby Eighty- I I the U.S. Weather Bureau said, i wrote over forty Manchester High School. He is four. Schaffer killed himself iSohiMkter It was a very cold night for stationed at McClellan AFB, shortly afterwards. PORK will suffice. The last three TteiPseTUMS'^ this-time of year," the forecast­ Calif. ■eOMMHMOfOl Police said Schaffer was de­ IpUOilM eguiTeoMLY Penny-savlng er said. however, the conductor must The wedding is planned for Dell Department WHITE GEMS! Dairy Department know In his sleep. They are spondent over the death of his I Litchfield reported 34 degrees Nov. 6. wife several months before and PautaPrMitiM I ead leetl hut aot leei at 3:30 a.m. and at the bureau perhaps the most perfect ex- apparently went toerserk. FINEST CHICKEN YOU CAN BUY Dollar-stretching itself the 6 a.m. reading was Ample* of symphonies ever FRATERNITY SAVINGS WoodgAllih ARMQUR ★ STAR written, and nothing short of 40. KINGSTON. R.I. (A PI — Sav- 10,000 DOGS RETURNED ead guest etsf The old record (or Aug. 30 at perfection in performance will ings from 10 to 20 per cent on PROVIDENCE, R.I (AP) — mmi-pricmq I the bureau was 47, set in 1934.1 the critics who also know UfiutoAndmt b u t t e r h annual gross expenses may be City dog officer William H. Gar­ :69 i CHOPS S What9 New 7 se paektes ^ The reading of 40 is Just two de- works from memory, realized by each of the 15 fra­ vin, who says in the last 28 BEST grpes above the all-time low for from repetition if from nothing MMMtiru UNITCD AimSTt Pussycat? BACON '*’"'78* ternities at the. University of years he has returned at least TECHNICOLOR* CHIPNICS 39' MU,. SQo CENTER CUT I the month of August. *1®*- Rhode Island under a new pur­ 10,000 missing ,dogs to their lj;'0RTEP OANNEO 2-lbs Cottage Cheese STONE ■DTeas A very cold, dry mass of ; Nothing gives a conductor so : : I :Li For whittr elaantr wuhtsi M owners, issued an appeal or Canadian air will move across many worries as Mozart, chasing system being installed Gut From Tendar whose every part Is so exposed at Kingston. help himself. m Southern New England today, (iarvin said his blond poodle linoxHam 3 " °*2.99 GALLON CLOROX 4 9 ' Corn-fed Porkers the bureau said. As a result the that the slightest imperfection The Fraternity Managers As­ So good they’re I be mostly sunny bift-l-sounds monstrous. In addition sociation, a -nonprofit corpora­ was upset because o f a thunder­ OATEHER'S KITOHBN WPER RIGHT QUALITY FROZEN storm and ran away. habit-lormingt Once you temperatures will remain on the to about ten Mozart symphon­ tion, has been formed to pur­ cool side with the high about 70. ies, the conductor must know chase food, supplies, fuel and Starts Wed. tests I Whits Oem no other MIRACLE WHIP 48* MARGARINE Cubed Veal Steaks 6 r at least half a dozen of the other necessities. Potato Salad I'm " 69* Tall can . ^ The center of the mass of cold The Beatles New ohicken will do! SUPfilt-1tiv.. . £ air Is associated with a large piano concertl and all four of I ...... I. I Matinee Dally 1:30 high pressure system in western the vlolen concertl. Then-there Feature “ Help” Riggio Pizza CAAAPhELL’S 10’ 3 3SSM Ground S ’ - - - ’ •ire Lb. 69c I Pennsylvania that is ’ moving are numerous overtures and Yeur pet’s Isverltsi Cit er Dot ^ _ SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY ( rCm TENDER PORKERS eastward and la expected to be shorter works by the composer Cut-up Broilers »> 31‘ I ' off the coast by tomorrow morn that audiences always delight CALO FOOD 8 "r-gg’ Ws rtsarrs Park Cutlets ■ONILESt _ U Ing, the bureau said. This will ip hearing. tbs rIcM I bring a return (low of warmer While Mozart is not hard to AlK ' i-Mii?’ M - I .^11 . [ Pound can lamout eoffte Is llsin FEATURES... SUPER.RIGHT i soi^ erly air back Into the three- memorize so far as the notes From our bakeryl sta'fe area. of the score go, he is extreme­ Mon - Tues. Hdsntltles. ALL WEEK Bologno'l'co Matinees Only MAXWELL HOUSE 7 9 ' I I Skies will be clear most of ly difficult to interpret beauti­ Ns h ssM niHinGHi YOU M O W Y W SH Vil Paekagci of 4S Tea bets . I HEAT'N SERVE SUPER-RIGHT , tonight but some cloudiness will fully. In fact he is the most "ZEBRA In the KITCHEN" In Color - with TV’s D I C Q OlS-IntlmaS A Q c te daalsrt. Fried Haddock ^49* Smokies umpk‘ 75' I work its way into the area by difficult of all the composers. j morning. The combination of a So memorizing the score will "Dennis the Menace” g IL W SLUEIEnSY " t v UPTON TEA ^ 4 9 * 0 COOKED TANGY, DELICIOUS I southerly breeze and cloudiness not be nearly enough. Twenty Plus: I King Crab Legs » 89' Shrimp't^ 3 ;k?,1.00 will keep the mercury from years after the scores have "HERCULES, SAMPSON, (HASEoSANBORN INSTANT-.-ey reaching very low readings. been memorized the conductor ULYSSES” HEAT'N SERVE BEVERAGES 12--79 FROZEN Lowest temperatures will aver­ may have digested them suf­ Angel Ring Cake . 29* Fried Filh Cokes *^43' Shrimp i»1.29 age In the 50s (or most sectloiis ficiently to give a truly great Evenings Only I I Just a few 40s expected In the performance of these works. Mon. • Tues. PERSOHAL IVORY SOAP 4 21' hills. TOsn again he may not Sellers - Peter OToole Daisy Breads 2 » 35< FRESH CLEAN WY STOCK ' Bstsr Five-day forecast; Haydn sounds much like "W H A T S N E W Temperatures in Connecticut Mozart to the uninitiated, but PUSSYCATT” Yellaw Onians 3 . a“ g 2 5 ‘ LAUNDRY Guaranteed fresh I Tuesday through Saturday are he's much easier to perform. In Color AJAX DETERQENT A S9' * I expected to average near norm­ He wrote well over 100 eym- (Repommended Adults Only) AtP-SAVI UR TO Mk al. Warmest temperatures the phonlee but only a dozen or so Pins: “SATAN BUO” with m A L T H A BEAUTY AIDS Vacuum Pack Coffee 21.39 first half of the' Mrtod and cool-* need to be memoriaed, perhaps Oeorgs Maharis Tindtr! Sweet! Yeflowl A&P-tAVI UP TO eic est the latter halluf- fifteen on the outside. These PBakaga el M HEINI KETCHUPnn|K»l 5’-'I I Some normal high and low RASP—iav> 'u* in Al. symphonies are not long and Q-TtPCOnON SWABS X 3 «*1 Instant Caffee "jf/1.09 temperatures for this time of about seven hours of Haydn StopoShop year are Hartford, 79 and 08; should euffiee, at least (or a New Haven, 76 and 88; and starter. * M I Bridgeport, 77 and 89. Of coOrse there'a Beethoven RKHT GUARD Precipitation may total up to 5AVE 1 5 ^ ON THE 3-LB. BA all nine of whose zymphonlea Tts Ffeg Italeleee Mail HALF GALLON ICE CREAM % inch, occurring at tha begin­ must be memorised. Hie sym­ Mstll Brand ning and end of the period. phonies are much larger than SCHICK B U D iS r 2w *l Bradlees SPECIAL SALE FOR A.LIMITED TIME ONLY I those of hla predeceaeotp. and OR SHERBET CORNit AGAINST MUSEUM there are numerous smaller IIJ I tin lew shave Inal MUD, MHIOW niu«ODiio FOODS VIOPROUS PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — works such as the overture to SCHICK HOT UTHER IT 2 -M STOCK YOUn ^ HONIYDCWS ‘^M r"49*.e Eight R*d The Providence Redevelopment Egmont, and so on that will Bokor Agency haa come out egalnet be needed. There will be ten I having a mueeum ,in the pro- or twelve hours of Beethovan NEGARINES freei lallferek 19|e « 69* O'Cbek Grclt Coffee eed Roger wnilame National to be memorised for a atarUr. n u d b T n w d ir MOST STORES OPEN AT 10 A J L lUDAO tU IA O • U lA d Semorlal becauae of the traffic These symphonies top, must be it would draw. known In uie conductor’s sleep, 1.98 2.04 2.10 I Agency membere -eay they for at leaat five of them will be RM.4I.U Rid. 2.1* RM.a.» wtHud rather forego a poeeible known by heart to about a 1898,000 in federal money for the quarter of his audience. YOU TRY IT! YOU SAVE PENNIES PER ITEM..DOLLARS PER WEEK AND HUNDREDS PER YEAR WITH m m i - p P i C m q '"‘ .ritM. At All SAP Sapw MariiM. memorial If the^Natlonal Park And so It foeii. There are ■ ^ fW* swwiwMhf uti vlsisily . I SarvlM indtata «n a muMtua, three Overturss.bjr Oarl Maria mm

MANCHKSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, AUGUST 80, 1965 HANCHE8TEB EVZNINO H EBAU), HANCHBBTISB, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1905 P A iU 1 ^ P A O l lO U B St. Hli car was towed from ths Town lo Pick FREE at the Hicks Memorial School $53,000 Contract Vemon scene. Bolton Tollatid this yeiir. Milk will be avail- Savt Or All Nell J. Panotera, t4, t t Staf- Fire Alarm .Aide D ELIV ERY B52s Strike able to pupils after a date to be fordvtlle, was arrested Saturday TV-Radio Tonight announced. Won by Pioneer SilMol Sippllii W. Luddecke noon after a two-oar acoldsnt Ths town will conduct * ARTHUR DRUa C ong A gain Danforth Denied Minutes; An.orientation . meeting for on Tolland Ave. He waa charE* «d - promotional a x s m in s ^ ail new teachers wlH be held The Plonear Parachute Co. The Baby ed with failure to drtvs a rea­ Growth of Schools at the Meadewbrook School haa bean awarded a $63,(X)0 fed­ ARTHUR’S sonable distance aparC among aippllcsnU who ^ Leaves Post Television town fireman for ths (Ooattauad from Page One) Request Called Political tomorrow at 10 a.m. There will eral oontract to lupply tha Avia­ Police report that the oar •IsUnt flro BuperlnUmd be a gerneral staff meeting at tion Supply Office wtth back driven by Panctera ran Into the 249 IS-M ) Merita in ProfTMt 7:80 (13) lk> Tell Uie Truth Subject for Review tione were mortared by tha the Meiidowbrook School Sopt. packs. rear of a panel truck operated I 3) Admiral JMk (33-30) Karen _ , . " , to be paid Been Named ••• Of Treasurer H-30-40) Voyage to Bottom of Oomifiuniste with light caaual- First Bsisotman Oarmslo^opportunlty for voters to regtS' 7 at 10 a.m. A back pack ta the part of the by Linda Ann Kology, of El­ (40) Lloyd Thaxton Www The superintendent. DepuW ter before the Oct. 4 elections. (13) Movie n r e Chief Thomas M c l ^ f ^ RUMMER RnBOIALt tlea reported by the defenders. Zanghi, a RspubUcan has turn­ , Freshmen and sophomore parachute unit that holds the lington. The Panclera oar waa (30) Clifiyenne (34) Travel Time Hie board of sduoatlon will# that meeting the board opened School News clasHes will attend Rockville parachute. Tha contract was an­ Towm treasurer William Lud­ to v ^ from the scene, end Pan- (30) Memory Lana 8:00 ( 34) The PVench (h e f has had no offlolaJ Portable IjrpswrUer Viet Gong losaes were not ed down ths request of Stuart (33-30) Mian (rom U.N.C.L.B. Adjnatsd M M hear a description of future bide on air conditioning unite Tolland schools will open High School, and junior and nounced by tha Commerce De­ decke has submitted hla resig­ ciera is slated to appear in 3:30 (40) milemaii since Frank 7 school needs at Ite meeting to­ and on French home. These will known. Danforth, Dsmocratlc candidate partment. (18) Movie (12) I've Got a Secret several years ago, and has b w NewRiblxm ▼ /sTT Sept. 8, with half-day sessions senior classes will attend El­ nation, effective immediately. court Sept. 14. ( 8) 'Yozl B ear 8:80 ( 34) Anllqiies night. Philip Liguorl, superin­ be reviewed tonight and con­ In the central highlands an for sslsctman, to tsa ths min­ In the elementary schoola on WIiMn, Jeffrey ritfton, son of James V^n-en and J m - «:00 ( 8) Ne«'e. WeaUier 8-30-40) No Time for Sgta. rocrulting OlMUMd, O O H tendent of schools, will give the tracts may ba awarded, Wsuldell lington High. Students ha'vdng queline Partin Wilson. RD 2. Mt. Sumner Dr, ^ Ito n . He Mayor Thomas J. McCusker has Merle A. Play, 66. of 29 Plea­ (34) What'a NewT 13) Summer Playhouaa among fire derertmenl peraonp estimated 100 guerrillas pene­ utes of pest msslinga of ths Sept. 8, 9. and 10. Claasca will any questions about the schoola sant St., was charged with 130) Flaa)< Oonlon 18) Sul)a<'rlpllon TV YALE presentation, aided by princi­ ■aid. trated Kon Bom Luh hamlet C.M.C was bom Aua. 19 at Mnnchoster Memorial Hospital, HU ma- i board, on ths grounds that they be dlamlaaed at 1 p.m. on theie they will aJtend may call the dUclosed that he will name a failure to drive in the esUblish- ( 3) Newa, Sporla, W eather 3:00 ( 3-13) Glynia pals from tha two Bolton Waddell said ha will alto In­ 266 miles north of Saigon In t^m alTw idm other is Mr,., W. C- Partin. C h ^ l Hill N^C. (10) Eye-Denllfy (34) (Julet Takeover "*AppllcaUons, which must 1» Typawrtter BarviM would only bs used in an sfrort days. town board of education office lELL'S /s coming f6 successor to the office at a reg­ ed lane after a one-car accident ( 8-30-40) Wendy and M* 649-4986 ■choola and the guidance coun­ form the board that ha has ra- Kontum Province. Superintendent of Schools His paternal ffrantlfnthcr la Dr. Miirren E. Wilson, ular meeting of the town board (33) Rocky and Hla Prlenda on file In the general " oeived a report from tha Insur­ to obtain political ammunition Saturday in which a sign post «:0e (40) The Saint (KV33-30) Andy Wllllama (C) selor. A platoon-sized popular force Vincent Nevlns has announced Manchester Evening Herald SHOP mont, Calif. He has a brother. James Warren Jr„ 22 months. of representatives on Sept. 7. 8:18 ( 8) Peter Jenninza—Nea’a 9:80 ( 3-12) Danny Thomaa office by Sept. 13, Walter Waddell, chairman of ance advisory board on its rec­ for the forthcoming town alec srner. Oak and1 Spruce St. was hit on Windsor A've. The ( 8-30-40) r a r m e r a Daughter unit defending the hamlet with­ that lunohea will be served at Tolland correspondent, Bette • • • • • Isiddeok’a resignation, sub­ (33) Club Houae the appointment will be basea the echool board, said today ommendation oC an Iniurance drew to a nearby outpost but tlon. BARBERS—8 ON SAT. car had to be towed from the (101 Newa, W eather 10:00 ilO-23-30) Hitchcock Hotir 100 per cent on exi>orlonce, "I personally will not ba a the Meodowbrook School begin­ Qiiatrale, tel. 878 2846. Open Tues. thru Sat. Dmrv, Francis Joseph Jr., .son of P'"'*"'''" mitted this weekend, lists health scene, and Play was summoned (30) Rocky and Hla Frienda ( .3-13) CBS Newa Special that the presentation will at­ carrier for the new achool staff was struck again In the retreat. (34) Science Eiwineering which Includes at least four pairty to furnishing Mr. Dan ning the first day. Lunches will * to 6 P.M. Isicllle Fahrenholt Dmry, 61 HIph Tower Dr.. South W nd- as his reason for the move. to court on Sept. 14, 8:30 ( 8) Walter Cmnkite tempt to look a little bit fur­ group Ufa and major medical The hamlet waa later taken cost 30 cents, and 3c for addl- •or. He was bom Au«. 24 at Manoheator Memorial Hospital. He wTote that, "I have been (lO-33-.'IO) Huntley-Brtnkley < 8-30-40) Ben Oaaey years in., the operation and ther Into the future, anticipat­ Ineurance. Tha achool board’s over by government troops. forth or any othar political For an extra dellcloiia dip, Glllls M. Haggerty, 71, of ( 8) Gallant Men 10:30 (30) Have Gun Will Travel maintenance of a municipal flra candidate with oopVcs of town bnal milk. Lunches for adults add lots of minced Hcalllon and • • • ♦ • advised by my doctor to with­ Holyoke, Mass., was Issued a (40) A ntarctic Biology (13) a o a e Up GASH SAVINGS ing growth, than previous choice was questioned recently The spokesman also an­ (13) Newalieat 11:00 36-10-13-30-ib-3(V40I) Newa, alarm sy.stem. plus a reasonable by a local tnauranca man. records for partisan polUical 'll be 36 cents, and 5 cents for diced tomato to mashed avo­ Keneher, Thomas John, aon of Thomas S. and Valerie draw as sooti as possible from warning for failure to grant the studies of school building needs nounced that U.8. aircraft dam­ illk. No lunches will be served cado and season to taste. Michaels Kellcher, .16 Brook St,, Wapplng. He all activities outside the .scope 8:46 ( 30) P eter Jenninza—Nawa Sports, Weather time in radio work. 1 1 ' 10 have done. Baseball Banquet aged the Yen Bay araenal U purposM,” Zohglil aaya. Read Herald Ads. right-of-way Simday afternoon 7:00 ( 3) Movie __ (18) For Adulta (hily ‘Air. Danforth's requeat 1 34 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal fi^na- of my regular appointment. after a two-car accident on Rt. (18) Subacrlptlon TV 11:15 (10-30) Tonight (C) The board will review edu­ The winning teeima of Bol mllea northwest of Hanoi Sun­ (34) W hat'a N ew ? (30)- ABC — N lghtllfe h f- ton's three baseball leaguaa day, destroyed an antiaircraft nothing more than a fishing c parents are Mr. and Mra. John C. P "The extra time and effort 83 at the Pines Restaurant. (40) ~ irta Final Swedes Run 2 Boats cational apeclflcationa for a temal ^andparcnls arc Mr. and Mrs. Kd\\ai'd Kellehcr, 41 / involved in . . .outside activi­ (30) R eader's Digeat were awarded plaques yeater' ■tt4 136 mllas south of tha North pedltion. In a desperate attemj According to police, Hagger­ (134t-30-«0) Newa, Sporti. 11:30 ( 3) Movie proposed new elementary day at tha annual baseball ban to find something to talk abor Phelps Rd. He has a brother. Daniel ICdward. 2. ties apparently has had a det­ ty ran into an on-coming car, W eather (12) Movie STOCKHOLM — The two-boat eohool. Copiea of these epecifi- Vletnameae capital and dam­ it's fun • • • • • rimental effect on my health.” (10) Movie 11:28 (40) Merv Griffin family Is not a dream in water- quet in Roaemount Grove. About aged the Xom Trung barracke In hie campaign,” according t' driven by Howard A. Smith, 7:18 (30> Bporta (Uraera 11:30 ( 331 Tonlaht (C) eattona have been In the 136 attended. Zanghi. Zielinski. Matthew James, aon of Stanley and Theresa Luddecke is also a member of 29, of 24 Grove St., Rockvllie, (23) Sum m er Highlights ( 8) Movie loving Sweden. Some city dwell­ board's hands for some months, and ammunition dep^ 12 miles shopping aW * • • 1 :00 (40) Air Force Film I'l.K Trophies were given to epon northwest of Vinh. Zanghi says he received a re Gray Zielinski, Skinner Rd.. RFD 3, Rorkyllle, He the town's permanent building as he was pulling from the (40) P eter J4nnlnga—Newa ers keep a summer home for (.M.I.ON but agendas have been too Au»r 21 at Mnnchcster Memorial Hospital. His maternal committee, serving as secre­ SEE SAXUnDAi'S TV WEEK FOR OOBirLETE LISTING sailing and other recreation ■ors of the winning teams. 'They Other U.8. end Vletnameae quest for copies of the minute restaurant's parking lot. crowded for study during are: Andrew Ansaldi Oo., pony war planes flew more th-n 800 by registered mall and ad(' grandmother Is Mrs. Esther White. ProvWence. R.I. Hla pa- tary, and other organizations. Smith was given first aid by and commute to downtown meetings. Waddell said he league, managed by Dave Hey- SMILING W SERVICI temal grandfather Is Andrew Zielinski, Pawti^kct, R.I. He He indicated he will also leave docks in a power boat. sorties In South Viet Nam In that Danforth cited Public Ac Vernon police, and treated at FUEL OIL thought the board might re­ art; M A M Oil <3o., junior the 24-hour period ending Mon­ 699, passed by the 1966 Gen has three brothers, Stephen, I."!, Peter, 10, and Paul, 4; and a these organizations. Rockville General HospiUl, for lease the specs (which would go league, managed by Milton Jen eral Aeeembly, as authorizatlor to the public building commis­ day. U.S. Marine pilots claimed Bister, Diane. 13. • • • • • Mayor McCusker said, in ac­ minor Injuries suffered In the sen; and the Crockett Agency, 34 Viet Cong were killed but to back his request. The act re 3 knowledging the resignation, sion) tonight. Costello, Kimberly, dnufthtcr of Donald F. and accident. The front ends of Radio minor league; managed by the figure waa not confirmed quires the aelectmen to keep that “Bill Luddecke waa the both cars were subatantisilly C nis Hsttiig taiehides only those news broadeasts of 10 or 10 The hoard will also hear a re­ Richard Danielson. by body count. accurate minutes of all meet­ Maclone Co.riello, 117 W'est St. She was bom Au^. 23 at right man for this position and STAN’S TV Manchester Memorial Hositpnl. Her maternal ffrandparents damaged In the crash. mlBOte length. Some stettoris carry other short newsenste.) port from Waddell concerning Baseball Oommiasioner Fran The spokesman said search ings and to make them avail are Mr. and Mrs. Jo.seph Miioione, Dynn, Mass, Her pRaternal the loss of hLs services is a real A break into Barry's Atlantic the balancing of the school cis Mannlee announced that next operations ended Sunday for a able for public Ihspectlon at rea­ loss to the town.” WDBC—tl83 <*,10:56 Yankees vs. Angels budget for the current fiscal year the Bolton Lake Hotel will grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Costello. 20 Edison Rd. Service SUtlon was reported to ^12:00 News SERVICE U.S. Navy pilot shot down last sonable tlmea. • • • « * Luddecke is an accountant police this morning, discovered 3:00 Long John Wad* 13:16 Sign Off year. Waddell and Liguorl met sponsor a team in tha Pony Thursday 16 miles inside North But, Zanghi says, "If Mr. Dan­ ■with a Hartford Insurance com­ by an employe who was opening 8:00 Dick Robinson w nc—1088 with the board of finance League. forth had read this act thor­ BIxby, Bonnie Ann. daughter of William C. and Evelyn 1:06 News. Sign Off 8:00 Afternoon Edition Midget FootbaU Viet Nam. Ha waa listed as pany. Ho has served as town up. wRcn—SIS 8:00 News. Sports. Weather Thursday night. The finance missing. oughly, he would know that it Nasuta BIxby, 8.^ North St. She was bom Aug. 23 « Man­ treasurer since consolidation (Former Partner Of board agreed to allow the A midget football team may chester Memorial HospiUl. Her maternal grandmother U Police say that a watch and 6:00 HarUord HlghllghU 8:.36 Light 'n Lively COOPERATIVE U.S. Marines killed an esti­ does not become effective until was initiated on July 1. some change from a cigarette 7:00 News 6:46 Blue of Pirentng Stanley Napa TV echool board *1,000 toward bal­ be organized if enough Interest Oct. 1. It doee not require the Mrs Stanley Nasuta, South Windsor. Her paternal grand­ 8:00 Gaslight 7:06 Conversation Piece 01!. ( is shown. Boys Interested in mated 10 Viet Oong In a clash He has been city tax collector machine, were stolen. Blntry was 7:20 Chet Huntley ancing, and t(x>k Into account near the giant U.S.-South Viet­ board of selectmen to make parents are Mr. and Mrs. E nin BIxby, South Windsor. and was chairman of the last 13:00 Q uist Hours Of East Hartford) \ INiisioii (If joining may call the baseball • • • • * gained through a rear window. WINF—1*88 7:30 News Boma money that had been re­ namese air base at Da Nang copies of ite minutes available Rockville charter revision com­ Patrolman Jack Relchenbach Is 6:00 News, Weather 7:50 Congres.'lonal Report Il()l..\.M> OIL ( 0 . turned to the general fund. league managers. Sunday and wounded eight oth- for political purposea.” Corrlvewu, Oerljm Marie, daughter of Donald F. Sr. and mittee, which was dissolved investigating. 6:15 Dial 12 8:10 Pops Concert At iU meeting tonight the BulleUii Board The board of selectmen Is Joyce Eldredpe Corriveau. Abby Dr.. Hebron. She waa born 6:45 Johnny Egan—Sports fl:10 Nlghtbeat PHONE 649-9279 SIM 1'. IM.-i ’There will be a meeting of the era, apokesmen said. when consolidation eliminated Frederick J. Rocher, 32, of 26 6.00 News. Weather 11:00 News board will adopt bus routes for Marines also shelled five Viet willing to discuss any problem Aug. 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal the city government. He is a 6:45 Lowell Thomas 11:15 Sports Final .Sl.'i HltUAf) STKEFT the new school year and open public building commlsalon to­ Cong with artillery flra 10 miles affecting the residents, he says, grandparents are Clifton Eldredge, Milford, and Mrs. HaMl Burke Rd., was summoned to 7:00 World Tonight 11:30 Art Johnson Manchester, Conn. veteran member of the Vernon W P o r—1413 Till.. (eri-l.'i.Vi bide on milk suid on flame safe­ night In the town office con­ southwest of Da Nang. One and adds that many persons TTemblay, Wallingford. Her paternal grandparent* are Mr. court after a traffic violation at 7:15 Frank Gifford-Sports ference room. board of finance, also dissolved about 7:20 this morning. 7:30 Harry Reasoner 5:00 Georgle Brewer guard and programming con­ guerrilla was confirmed killed come to the selectmen's meet­ and Mrs. Walter J. LeFort, South Meriden. She has two July 1 and was chairman when 8:00 News 7:00 Ken Griffin trols for the elementary school and two others were also be­ ings to discuss problems or of­ brothers, Donald, 10, and Michael. 11. the town switched to the uni Police charged Rocher with 8:16 Dial 13 12:00 Stan Douglas furnace. Both of these Items Manchester Evening Herald • • • * • illegal passing. He was arrested __ Bolton correapondent, Cleme- lieved dead. The others were fer suggestions. Residents some­ when you wear form fiscal year. He has served by Patrolman Thomas Sheehan were let out to bid again since reportedly wounded. times attend tha meetings to Bonsselot, Rhonda Sue, daughter of Eugene and Sylvia on the board of education and on the board's meeting Aug. 9. At well Young, toL, 648-66*1. Fifty-five U.S. planes flew 16 seek help and Zanghi says that Mathleu Bousselot. 46 Village St., Rockville. She was bom and summoned to court in Rock' anna Major and son, 149 Ross several school building commit­ ville on Sept. 14. Ave., Coventry: Mrs. Carol mls.sions over North Viet r.’ain, he feels “It Is the board’s re­ K N IT S and Aug. 21 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand- tees. Today’s Pollen Count 9.0 a U.S. military spokesman said. sponsibility to protect )the pri­ ..parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonel Mathleu, Waterville, Hospital Notes Abom and daughter, 3 EJsther BETTY JANE TURNER The mayor has observed that Admitted Friday: AUhild Ave.; Mrs. Grace Kauffman and Tolland Thirteen Navy aircraft from vacy of these people.” Maine. Her paternal grandpeirents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry ^e has discussed the appoint­ Mora than 100,000 Con­ twin sons, 60 Ellington Ave.; the carrier Orlskany took part Zanghi concludes that all close fits you need Bousselot, Long Grove, Iowa. ment of a new town treasurer Heine, 78 Union St.; Raymond • • • • • Charest, Main St.; Gloria necticut raildenU are esti­ Floyd Cotton, Rt. 83. SCHOOL OF DANCE in four of Jhe raids and 42 Air residents are welcome to attend with the chairman of the Re­ Schambach, Hartford Tpke. mated to bo hay fever suf- Force planes made the other regular meetings of the board, Naumel, Frank Darryl, son of Frank Peter and Esther publican town committee, Thom­ ^Inexcusable Hazards’ Mar flights. taffetta underlinings Martin Naumel, 52 Ellington Ave., Rockville. He was bora Admitted Saturday: Oliver ferera. The Herald’s Vemon bureau and that he la willing to moke as C. Camithers. Camithers Is Resumes Classes A variety of targets, Including information on any phase of Aug. 21 at Rockvffle General Hospital. His maternal grand­ a member of the board of rep- Soucler, 9 Highland Ave.; Janet Is at 38 Park 8t„ Rockville. P.O. military barracks areas and mother is Mrs. Ruth Bagley, Framingham. Mass. HU pa­ Gosselln, 76 Glenstone Dr.; Streets, Democrats Qaim town business available to the resenUtlves, and has. In the and Mra. William Bossie, 74 Un­ Box 8*7, teL 876-3136 or 643- AT THE SAME LOCATION railroad smd highway bridges oandidatea or any interested ternal grandmother Is Mrs. Rose Naumel, 3 Walnut St. past, demanded a -voice in ap- Charles Pezzente, Kozley Rd., ion St. were hit. Pilots in the heavier Tolland; Bajtiara Dumais, 31 2711. person. polntmenU. Discharged Friday: Mrs. Ma- Thomas Manning and S tuairtfthe placing of more signs to strikes said several buildings Reglatration / Jackson, Raymond E. Jr„ son of Raymond E. and Doro­ Bankruptcy Bancroft PI. 205 NORTH MAIN ST., M ANCHESTER alert drivers to the presence of were destroyed at a warehouse Admitted Sunday: Sam Gam­ rielle Pothler and daughter, Donfortti, Democratic candi­ Thirty-two new voters regis­ thy Emott Jackson. White Rd., Elllngtoi He was bom Aug. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eu­ Melrose; James Stankiewlcz, small children who might run 120 miles south of Hanoi and at tered at Baturday’a voter-mak­ *1 at Rockville General Hospital. His paternal grandparents ble, 96 Union St.; Betty Mc­ dates for first selectman and the Ban Lang Moi barracks, 66 gene Tourtellotte, Overbrook Namara, Ellington; Brian Nor- Ellington; Phyllis Clark, 34 Person To Person LESSONS IN BALLET ■ TAP - JAZZ - into the road, or to alert the ing session. Sixteen registered are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jackson, Warwick, R.L Dr., Vemon, have filed husband- Cooper S t. Manchester; Frank selectman, in a statement re­ driver to the presence of a bad miles northwest of Vinh. as Democrat, nine as Republi­ • « * • « but, 42 Charter Rd.; Francis BATON ACROBATIC curve or other hazards.” I All of the planes returned and-wife bankruptcy claims in Ashline, 68 Davis Ave.; DeUby Blllsz, 8 Harlow St. An acquaint­ leased today, accused Republl- can, and seven remained unal- Topping, Constance Marie, daughter of William J. Jr. federal bankruptcy court, Hart­ i f MOTHERS AND BUSINESS GIRLS' oan Plnrt Selectman Carmelo They also suggested that safely, the spokesman said. flliated. and Joan Bandro Topping, 717 Center St. She was bom Aug. Lupacchino, 26 Mary La.; Jo­ Discharged Saturday: Bdel- ance remarked “Painting a white line In the ford. seph Simmons, Broad Brook; traute Platt, Eailngton; Stanley that It is a ZangW of "neglect of duty and Seven transfera were accept­ _34''at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand- LIMBERING AND EXERCISE CLASS middle at the road on a bad Street Changes Names ed, four from persona who re­ A mower Is Mrs. Jean Vecchio, 28 W. Center St. Her paternal Tourtellotte lists liabilities of Irene Stodd, 10 South St.; Pacholski, Rocky Hill; Francis tribute to failure to fulfill the raspoiisibll- (nirve would help to keep cars ★ PRE-SCHOOL CLASSES mained unalfiliated, two be­ A 222,062.12; assets: 2757. Dorothy Manner. Ellington. Mahoney, Broad Brook; Judith Labor that Itiee of his office, by allowing grandmother is Mrs. William Topping. 19 Wadsworth St. from meeting headon.” LONDOIN—^In the oldest area came Republicans, and one a She has two brothers, Thomas, 6, and John, 2 ^ ; and a Hie only local secured credi­ Birth Friday: A daughter to Horn, Loehr Rd., Tolland; Mari­ today the ★ JAZZ CUSSES FOR ALL AGES deplorable, ineximsable hazards "What we pilose Is not w Taffette, smooth, crisp, closely knit lyn Bates, Somers; Mrs. Dor- precentage to exist on Tolland roads.” Democrat. One unregistered vot­ sister, Linda, 11. tor is the Vernon National Bank, Mr. and Mra. James Durdan, 6Q i f expensive proposition, and the A-,,___*,___ . ,____ er enrolled with the Demo­ • • • • • attachment on real esUte, 23,- Hammond St. othey Jackson and aon, Elling­ of working SPECIAL BATON CUSSES FOR The particularly singled out added protection and safety to reliable. Holborn Street, for eX' nylon tricot . . . a joy to launder Births Saturday: A daughter ton; Mrs. Jane Ertman and people who road safety signs (such as stop ample, changes its name to crats. Turn, Ronald Ward, son of Edward F. and Dorothy 434.08. JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH those using town roads would Holborn Viaduct to Newgate The next voter making ses­ and dries serenely smooth. White, Plude Turn, Times Farm Camp, Andover. Ho was bom Aug. Unsecured local creditors are to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Morgan, daughter, Hartford. give any and slow signs and speed lim­ be worth the relatively low cost credence at all SCHOOL STUDENTS its), saying that, in a recent Street to Oheapside, <3omhlU sion will be Sept. 11. from 3 a.m. beige, black. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Dr. Dr. D. M. Caldwell, 210; Willlmantic; a daughter to Mr. Discharged Sunday: Mrs. De- to 8 p.m. This will be the last parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Plude, Lake of Isles Scout Covey's ResUurant, 265.30; to Commun­ survey they cxinducted on a '"^ey'^concluded, "We hope it Leadenhall Street, Reservation, Norwich. His paternal grandparents are Mr. ism is so small town*wide basis, they (hscover- Flaherty and Vaughn, 2204.50; will not be necessary to have a Slip . . . Sizes 32-40...... $ 7 and Mrs. Kenneth E. Turn. Canoga Park, CaUf. He has two Household Finance, 2912; Dr. as to be almost PLEASE REGISTER AT THE STUDIO ed many “obscured from the series of tragic accidents before U brothers, Edward Jr., 3, and Gary, 1. R. J .Kerr, 210; M * M Oil nonexistent. ______driver’s vision until it is too action Is taken by Mr. Zanghi. 0 • « • • # Service, Bolton, 2202.86; Man­ At the same sUw art Johnston MON., SEPT. 13. 5 P.M. - 8 P.M. late.” We urge him to get going on ■ N Petti... sizes XS, S, M, L. • 6 OUItes, Robin Claire, daughter of Paul W. and Linda chester Memorial Hospital, 210; time he said "Many of these signs are ob­ this project, and promise that, WRITTEN LATBLTt it Is inconceivable how any so- TUES., SEPT. 14. 5 P.M. - 8 P.M. scured by objects such as tele­ If we are elected, this situation Brown Gillies, 125 West St., Rockville. She was bom July Dr. James Plccene, 217; Sani­ Feel closer to those you love with a Long Distance calL 81 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents tary Refuse Co., 29; W. H. called Intellectuals can subscribe phone poles or trees, or are will not be allowed to recur.” are William Brown, Painted Post. N.Y., and Mra. Kathleen Preuss Sons, 2450. to a philosophy which has been overgrown with weeds, brush, Easier than writing. And faster. And nioar— if a tha next Brown, Rochester, N.Y. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. Mra. Tourtellotte lists total li­ so thorougMy discredited. If FOR FURTHER INFORMATION end low bran(diee," they said. best thing to being there. The Southern New England and Mrs. Robert GUUes, Little Silver, N.J. She has a broth- abilities of 221,781.32, and asseU Communism were such a suc­ They Invited residents to Tolland County •r, Paul, 2%. cess, as they say, they’d put up 529-0442 - 529-9337 or 644-1079 make their own evaluation of Telephone Company. * » • • • of 2764. a plate glass window instead of these conditions as they drive Clark, Kevin Christopher, son of John W. and Ruth Rice Daddario, Burns, Eddy and an iron curtain and wall, Miss Turner is a member of the Dance Teachers of Conn., around town, and added that Calf Premiers G Clark. 18 East St.. Rockville. He was bom July 27 at Rock­ Slitt, of Hartford, are represent­ wouldn’t they ? Is there any Inc., Dance Masters of America, Inc., The Danes Educa­ they have more than twenty ing the Tourtellottes. G ville General Hospital. HU maternal grandparents are Mr. greater evidence of their fail­ tors of America, Inc., and member of the NYC Chapter of photographs to illustrate some At 4-H’rs Fair and Mra. James Rice Sr., Vernon. His paternal grandparenU Police Reports ure? We salute all Labor and DMA and recently returned from studying at the Dance of the more dangerous situa- are Mr. and Mrs. Porter Clark Sr.. Auburn, Maine. He has Mitchell Remkiewlc,, 43, of 89 wish you a happy, saJe and Caravan Convention In New York City. Uons. Nobody planned It that way, a brother, James, 7; and a sister, Teresa, 5%. Village St., was arrested yester­ patriotic Labor Day! Dillon BRANCH STUDIOS IN WETHERSFIELD The two candidates said that. but one more animal went home day after a domestic disturb­ Sales and Service Inc. Your Ford If elected to the board of select-1 AND ROCKY HILL from the Tolland C ^nty 4-H Trapp, Pamela Jean, daughter of Richard A. and Ro- ance and charged with intoxica­ dealer, 319 Main St. Phone 643- men, the road supervisor work-1 fair in Vemon this weekend than berU Rose Trapp, 129 W. Main St., Stafford Springs. She tion. He posted 226 hood for ap­ 2145. 2ng under them would "have to was registered. was bom Aug. 22 at Rockville General Hospital. Her ma­ pearance at the Rockirllle Qr- do a better job or he would b e' ternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rose, Stafford cutt Court 12 session on Sept. 14. A custom look achieved by hand­ roplaoed.” The Democratic plat- On Saturday, a Holstein en- Sgt. Walter Smiegel made the fo m oalla for the hiring a t a ^ Springs. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David sewing — an art perfected by gen­ Ai.li ___1 ® ^ ton, eave blrln to a calf, lust Trapp, Rockville. She has a brother, David, 6; and a sister, arrest. erations of Maine leather craftsmen ^ - t i m e road' supervisor, free-1 i) ,. cow and its owner had Lori Ann, 3. A two car accident yesterday 4n|r tho first aoloctmaji for ad- won *ui third j placei t In a ihowman- u • • • * « resulted in a written warning to flatter and fit as nothing else canl inaniatrauve duties. St. Louis, Timothy Michael, son of Ellwyn and Eliza­ being issued to Ellen B. $6.95 to $1(L95 MANCHESTER’S OLUEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION Aocordlng: to the candidate*. ^ contest. beth Wright St. Louis, 3 Hammond St., Rockville. He was Thomas, of 146 Uniem St. She ••ITiese sign* obviously have a I unconfirmed report has bom Aug. 19 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal was charged with illegal back­ purpose or they should not have that fair officials are consld- grandmother Is Mrs. Alex Cole, 261 W. High St. Hla paternal ing, after she struck a car while been erected in the first place. a special award for show- grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S t Louis, Vernon. backing from her driveway into OPEN TILL 4 P. M. Theiy cannot accomplish that rnanshlp above and beyond the He has a brother, Eric, 19 months; and two sUters, Chris­ the street, police report. The purpose, however, If drivers cal' of duty, tine, 6, and Robin, other vehicle was operated by cannot see them or overlook i The birth caused spectators * • , • • • Ronald H. Barbero, of 9 Stanley MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY them because they are partially < to gather round, and a veterln- Bentley, Kathleen Ann, daughter of John and Hilda Dy­ SHOES fltoecured or hidden complete- arian was summoned to serve son Bentley, 61 Brian Rd., Wapplng. She was bom Aug. 16 ly.” as midwife. Mother and child at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU •81 M A IN n ADDITIONAL HOU^S "On some a t the signs,” they are reported doing Just fine, are Mr. and Mrs. Cyril E^son, Wath-on-Deame, Yorkshire, •ay, "the paint is so faded it is A list of top prize winners at . England. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred K N O W YOUR MANCHUTMI almost invisible.” the fair from the Manchester Bentley, Branton, Yorkshire, Elngland. She has a brother, THURSDAY EVENING 6 TO 8 Manning, Danforth and Tol- area will be carried In The Her- Michael, 6; and a slater, Carolyn, 6. BARBER land Rds. can be improved aid tomorrow. ***** Study HAIRDRESSING ' SUnlsIawskt, Pamela Jean, daughter of Raymond S. and Jean Foss StanUIawski, 52 Village St., Rockville. She Don’t let the difference of a was bom Aug. 7 at Rockville General Hospital. Her ma- “Oldest and Largest IBM School System In New England’’ Umal grandmother is Mrs. Elise Hill, Ellington. She has two trip away to^ school stand b«- brothers, Nelson, 2, and Raymond, 1. vS A V I M G S INSTANT ***** EARNINGS tween her and a successful Grant, Kimberley Joyce, daughter of James David and ./?/(/ l.OAM 3 career in the Beauty Field. Beverly Witham Grant, Virginia Lane, Tolland. She was bom 3 Aug. 4 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Dividends mother U Mrs. Vesta Witham, liexter, Maine. Her paternal FINANCIAL INSTITUTION Paid From There's too much at stake. grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. SUnloy Grant, Hartford. asnesietzete stszeT riszseist isiTiTMtiee She has a sister, Kathy Lynn, 3%. Day of Many beauty school gradu­ * • • * * Deposit IF YOU’RE A HOMEOWNER BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY ates can't get or hold jobs in Carpenter, Cheryl Elizabeth, daughter of Brian Alan and HBM WITH A PRORLRM URE THISx TRAINING Joyce Kelley Carpenter, 193 V4 Porter St. She was bom Aug. KEYPUNCH a fiald noted for Hs rapid 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ MACHINE OPERATION WMNMb 0 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kelley, Shelboume, Mass. VM CONTROL PANEL WIRlffG growth and tremendous op­ 0 Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. imd Mra. Harold Carp­ m m N v S S lM 407 ACCOUNTING MACHINE enter, 24 Foster St. Her maternal great-grandparanU are Flwawoa Co. 0 9 4 604 ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR portunity. What makes tho Charles T. Kelley, Shelboume, Mass, and Mrs. Gertrude 0 099 108 ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR Van Valkenberg, Shelboume Falls, Mass. Her paternal great­ » 1 M Dept. OtoTM " * l l " 360 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING difference? EducationI That's grandfather is Albert Carpenter, Shelboume Falls, Mass. at.loo Car Peymaeto • 7 t MANCHESTER'S 1401 A 1440 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING ***** why *ach year, young men Humphrey, Julie Ann, daughter of John P. and Carol a i M Meaprtel 0 4 0 • TOP TRAINING Carlson Humphrey, 21 Gorman PI. She was bom Aug. 25 at a 4 M 1 FurnIbM* and young women from iN i ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER IN YOUR CHOSEN FIELD Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU a 120 MlaoallaiMMM part* of Connicticut travel to are Mr. Charles Carlson, Hazardville, and Mrs. Melyn Carl- JOHN J* MERZ ------eon, Farmington. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and * M 9 i j ' •MO John J. Merz former 8th Dis­ Hartford to train, and bo- Mni. P. W. Humphrey, 41 Chestnut St. She has a brother, OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! UM ran eewetic« Bterbert, 6; and two slaters, Yvonne, 4, u d Suellen, 2. trict Fire Chief and Civil De­ W« M i HMp Vm Ubc n iM coma aducatid at tha ***** fense Chief has been In the bar­ 3HONI M ITte M ber business at the same loca­ n a n cy tayloi lyocke, Chester Phillip III, son of Chester Phillip and To Pay An For Extra New MoBthlT SECRETARIAL CREATIVE SCHOOL OF HAIR­ ’^barely beige” Mary Ann Robinson Locke, Rt. 31, Coventry. He was bom tion, 141 North Main Street, Yoa Beoehrs Bills ■ Casta Payment Only ret ruu sitaiu. Aug. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal since 1927. MORIARTY BROTHERS •ph Leem the Fameut DRESSING. grandmother is Mrs. Grace Kadis, Glastonbury. His paternal He was bora In Manchester (Collact) pwidmother la Mrs. Alice Locke, Dorchester, Maas. He has and attended local schools. He $3,000 $2,550 $450 $66.73 SERVING YOU WITH 686-0169 tho now look of polo two brothers, Michael, 13, and Wayne, 6; and two slsU n, Joined the District F’ire Depart­ 24 Oay Ann, 12, and Janice, 10. ’ ment when he was 21 years old *laola4ea Principal, latereet, Life lasaraaea 24 boigo. lacy support ***** MobilhGot and served as chief from 1946 47A 1J. *46-7976 Sheithand — Gragg Bruth-Up THE MOST FROORESSIVE SCHOOL IN CONNECTICUr Breltensteln, Scott Alw, son of Richard R. and Brenda to 1961. He became Civil De­ OR MAIL 'THIS COUPON TODAY! HOUR e ‘Aedkol'DictalieN e Delaune B reiten^ln, 8 Nike Circle. He was bom Aug. 25 at fense chief in 1958 and served THE CREATIVE SCHOOL OF HAIRDRESSINfi THE FINANCIAL INBTITUTION OF AMERICA, be. HOUR e Legal DictoHen a Manchester Memorial HosplUI. His maternal grandpar- until earlier this year. FUEL O IL 1 ^ 3 lU WYLUM ST„ HARTTORO, CONN. Dept. MH-18 •nU are Mr. and Mrs. C. G. DelaUne, Morgan City. La. HU When not barbering Mr. Merz ONE CO N STm m O N A L PLAZA, HARTFORD, CONN. lU R N IR a Velce-b-Matic Typing • by Perma-Lift paternal nandm other Is Mrs. Irene Breltensteln, Hamilton, ' spends his leisure time enjoying Please give me complete details, no obligation on how 1 DEUVERY F U E L O IL S lOTM rhMt *m4 ia« oNkwii atagiWta. iNwr rail N T . He has a brother, Guy, 2; and a aUter, Joy Oale, 19 his favorite eport, salt water can borrow: . SERVICE -FAU TERM BE6INS-SEPT. 13TH I ailtlai IS yavr ithaal mW i urtw h kaMraNlai. moiUhs. fishing. RHONE — WRITE — VISIT The b r a ...... • • • • • * □ 11,000 □*8,600 N aras...... TDHIm 31m He residee a t 145 North Main MON.-THRU.-PRI. 9 A.M. TO 9 R.M. Set. 9-4 The pantio...... • • 9 • • • 4 Hopkins, Kip Allen, son of Earle A. Jr.' and Joanne Street with his wife Lenora and □ *i,e00 □ *4,000 AddrsiM...... • nm CltM 3to Morni Hopkins, Willie Circle, Tolland. He was bom Aug. 20 two daughters, Theresa and .in S«pt' A Nev. □ *3,000 □*4,000 O ty ...... • t Rookvlue Genera'General ------Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Pauline. 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 HARTFORU FLU* BUSINESS SUHOOL • flM fllllWMt e%...... iM i..... Mrs. Clara F. Monez, Walpole, Mass, HU paternal grand- Tills advertlssmsnt Is spon­ □ *3,000 □*0,000 Phons ...... 318 CENTER STREET Entronosa; 721 Main A 88 Lswli 8t., Hartford, Conn. V* Mr*. I^na Hopkins, Pawtucket, R.I. He b u a Ms- sored by the Manchester Mas- □ **,000 □ O r Mors ’ MANCHBITIR Other aohoola In New Haven, Boston, Lowell, Framingham, Mk tar. XIHbw ly, S. tag DarbsTi AssooiaUoM. X9nB, Fall lUvsr, Maaa., ProvManoa, R.I., A Portland, Mains CaiMMttairt Sathty s( I m sIv Ciilhst / ^ . 'V , MANCHESTER EVENING RERAtO, MANCHEWEt, OONN^ MONDAY, AUGUST 50, 1968 m: tf'Abis SIX laysla’a Bornoo sUto of Sara' Wftke Events Two Gurkha trooper* Wen rsportod kiUsd in the aeUon On that eame day, eur B-53 bombers, which Isstod for several hours. 11 flying all Uts way, from Ouam, were In World A British Bpokssman said a given Jungle UigeU looatod 80 miles ^ -iH large party of ladonaslans was IjEttniHts i^ ralh il; MOSCOW (AP) — The head of spotted by a Gurkha patrol and from Balgon. Breslin l i In^esians were seen to fall. DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS i < • ' t These actions wOre aoeompanled by tha Young Oommunlet League M has accused Bovlet writers of il Mm*1I Str««t a message on the Vletcong radio, urg­ (CaaMmad from Faga •) LONDON (7 ?r — A Soviet ing the guerrillaii to get about the busi- "sncourdglng skspttclsm to­ sailor who Jumpsd ship In Ol' ward all that la fine and pro­ bN itar la ateMnar pollMlttieal ssy- jsMr'jSsi!PuMIshen _ neas of enstrcling and starving out Sai­ wen standing than watching lum In Britain, tno HoiHomo Offtee l\)«nd*d Ootobar 1. IM gon by a process oi cutting off Us food their friend! getting mangled so gressive In Soviet soolsty." raported today. WEDNESDAY Sergei Pavlov, writing In th* Brery Bvanlni Bxoapt fcndayt supplies. badly. There were a lot of hor> Communist party paper Pravda Ha waa tdentiflad as Juri lUa- rt. Kotmrad aLTlie Port Offlca «t rlbie wounds but they never said Sunday books and maga- bov, aged about >1, from tha P , OoBB., a* Bao^ ClBaa MbU What with our capacity to supply Sai­ Soviet trailing Mtlp Badev. gon from the s«a, there seenu little besltatod.'' lines in Ui* Soviet Union are at YOUR PIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS Im A raeotlleee rifle and m orton showing signs of "petty fault SUBSCRIPTION RATXS danger of actual starvation. On the hit an armored carrier 1 Corn- finding." Payabl* la Advaoc* . The Communist party must M Y «w ...... l a w other hand, it has, in the pest, been one toany troops were on. Ten of Mm. BUfls Head K Month! ...... II-W of the standard oddities of the war that them feU Into Um sand right correct those who stray from HARTFORD COUNTY ire«_Montha...... away dead or with thetr bomaa th* correct path and express the Vietoong out In the countryside "eeU-Wlllsd danial of author Of YWCA Group have permitted supplies to government- apUt Ity," Palvov said. "It didn't atop th* reet of held olttes to proceed normally, un­ M n. B. n. iBlisf at fU I *ntlU#d lliem,’' BariicH aatd. "Return SAINT JOHN. N.B. (AP) — Main at. waa foeenUy f ■ all nea-a dla- doubtedly so the villages can get fire and attai^ that’e all they James Roosevelt said Sunday BBtohM erodUed to It or not othirw lie credit' money for their crops. So the possible kno^r how to do. Corp. Hunt, Temple Cantor chairman of tha town eommlttoa •d^ I ta b p a str *1M th! lootU new* Cantor Morrla B. Bobtek of night the situation In the Middle new Vletcong strategy may ihdtcate .a Marvin Hunt, men in his squad East "could dsvelop into some­ at tha Manebestar YWOA. OAl ■■ ‘i i her*...... were kiHed. He helped carry Vernon has been retained by riM ti d TepublICBtlon od apeclnl db* new decision to fight for keeps, n« thing far more serious than cars will hava Muir firs8< meet' M awwla nr* alio reaervad. the bodies out, then he took the Temple Beth Sholom to fill the what Is happening now in South­ matter what rumors about pending ne­ post vacated on Aug. 1 by Ing of the 1865;f6 Inc., aa- rest of the squad, three men, east Asia." ' . Wednesday, Sept. 6 at 6 ::B 0 at Printinc Oomnany. gotiations diplomatic channels may fur­ and went right on. At night he Cantor George Wald, who left l i n t jancial rraponalbllltylltv for typo- for a similar poaltlon with the Tha newly-appointed U.S. del­ tha homa of Mrii. Jaeqt 2 Rloat e»i Fora appearlnc In advertlamenta a< nish. walte In the rear and here come egate to the U.N. Bconomie and Spencer, Hebron R4.. Itolb Happlar Holiday WeekBiid Shopphig and matter In Th*I* Mancheatar five VC’s dragging a wounded Mosaic Law Congregation, Social Council aatd this cOUld National The main Importance of thla day's Sacramento, Calif. covered dish supper wlB pre­ man. They come right by Hunt happen If the area probMme a rt cede the meeting.. in the darknesa. He cut 'em all Cantor Bobtek, a Hartford Stores .P U aetno* client of N. B. A. 8en?lce, tec. military news, may, however, be merely native, attended Hartford not solved. Other membera cf tjif exeew- ^ because aecause P bllahcra', Reprraenlatlvea - The JuIUb lU sudden illumination of the whole down with an automatic rifle. 'Die eon of the late U>S. Presi­ tfve board are Mrs. Carl J. Ma lewa BpeOlal Afency — New York. Chl- Bo we did, all right. That’s six achoola and wae then graduat­ dent Franklin D. Roosevelt iltate'of the war in 'Vietnam. If there is ed from Yeshlva University of Dauber, first vtca Chialrinant SudSt BUREAU OP CERCULA- we got right there. They’ll go Spoke at a dinner sponaored by Mrs. Allison O. Brantner, sec any one point all the South Vtetnamesa out right now.’ New ITork City. While in col­ tha Saint John larael bond com- Tioirar lege, and after graduation, he ond vlca chairmen; Mrt, Vern' 3 and American effort has to keep secure, Kelly said It wouldnt mean a mitee. He presented the Eleanor Dlapbur advertlatnc eloatiw hovra; studied liturgical music j^^yelt— 'Wumanitlea h\ ------award to*- er NyUn, aaCfaUry, and Mn. For Monday — 1 p.m. Jylday. it would be Saigon. And Saigon is thing to them as long as they Cantor Israel Sherman of New Canadian Indualriallat K.C. Irv­ Frank B, Wymah, treasurer, For Tueaday — 1. p.m. It« ^ y . secure, on# supposes, from any such get a can of cold beer. They York a ty . Other newly elected members For Wedneaday — I p m. Tueadw. don't oomplatn about a thing. ing and Mrs. Irving. For Thuraday — 1 p. no, Wedneaday. thing as frontal guerrilla attack or cap­ For several years he chanted ^ Uie town compiNtee sxe Mr*. For Friday — 1 p m. Thuraday. "■Warm beer, that’s all they the High Holiday services at Gerald CompAsso, Mrs. Jo^m M. r ir Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. ture. But there can't be much peace at squs'wk about,” Bernell aaM. SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- Cbaained deadline: 10:30 a.m. each day *1 Temple Emanuel in Buffalo, South Korean police have ar­ Davis, Mra; Aldm Grant, Mr*. bibMcdlon eJcept Saturday — 9 Am. mind, or any real aens# of security, tor "They pay for the beer,” N.Y., and ha* -conducted aerv- rested 30 rtudente acctiaed of Herbert HufUfId, Miss Megde anybody, when the guerrillas seem to Kelly said, "twenty cents a can, icea at Temple Beth Israel in organizing recent demonstra­ Neznlk, Mrs. Kenneth Mecnta), .jMonday, Aug^mt 30 operate at will just outside the city Japanese beer. B\it we don’t get Wlnsted and at seveAl syna­ tion! against the amity treaty Miss Helen Estes, Mrs. Georgs' Ice deliivered with it and .the gogues in the Hixtford area. with Japan. Smith, Mrs. Friei! Nelson J r limits. If the guerrillas can really keep beer is warm and they bitch Cantor Boblck, In addition to Riot squads posted at Seoul Mrs. Frederick, p. Becker, Mre encircling and harassing our coastal en­ about it. They’re paying for it. chanting holiday and Sabbath National University campus Melvin T. {Ochlmsdni Mrs. QUAUTY • WIDER VARIETY... Hic^Atre To Live In claves, shutting off food and supply They’re entitled to yell.” Eve services, ^11 teach two toOk students Into custody as Pierre Msrienay. Mrs. Richard even whHe' they drive more refugee* "They ought to get It free,” Sunday School classes at Tem­ they attempted to enter the Murphy, Mrs, Al Soucy, Mrs, een stampsi Jk numbar of things have been proved Bemell said. ple Beth Sholom and will as­ school. David Thomas, Mrs. Jacqueline SiUSdM <^R by Qeaninl 5, the most Important of into them, they can certainly raise the "They won’t get it free.” sist In Instructions for bar The state-run university Is one Spencer, Mrs. C Bastoo, Peny them being about the oldest and most price and the difficulty of our effort Kelly aatd. "People don’t think mltzvah candidates. of the 14 universities and col­ and Mra. RalpIl'Maher. complicated instrument involved in the just to stay there. It's a real war yet” He Is married to the former leges In the capital which Have Adrienne Moses of Vernon. been closed to prevent student flight experiment, ntunely the human In other words, the more we put into ‘The people,” Bemell said, ______Freighter Seta Keetfrd ■ "the hell ■with the people. I re -, dlsturbancs. being. Vietnam, the more we eeem to learn Thousands of students clashed with troops and police last week NEW YORK — The newer It WUl be 11 days of testing and ob­ •bout the odda we face. r ’S ." Knofskle Named merehant ships on the 2.864- came over here. They were In­ demanding nullification of the servation back on earth before it can Japan-Korea treaty. mile Atlantic crossing are weH be pronounced with fairly strong au­ terviewing wnVie student and he Chief Operator under the five-day mark. A re­ eald he didn’t want to come Early Week S p e ^ a is ! thority that the two experimental hu­ ' Series By Reginald Pinto SINGAPORE (AP) — British cent westbound freighter set a The Cantle Piece here and fight because he had record of four days, 19 hours, 45 man bodies and spirits and minds— six years of college education Walter F. Knofskle of 43 Flow­ Gurkha troops are reported to If anyone were to go oUt of his way THE BIG POUR (5): Proi^ Hand Truck, Concrete, Is Eased Into The Form In Which It Hardens To Form The Silo Wall er St. has been promoted to the have killed 18 Indonesian invad­ minutes. It averaged 34.81 nauti. thosa of Lieutenant Colonel L. Gordon and If he got killed it all would post of chief operator of the ers in a clash Sunday in Ma- cal miles and hour. Cooper. Jr„ and Lieutenant Comman­ to find what might seem to be the go to w'aste.” SE'VEN DAYS AND NIGHTS town’s sewage treatment plant. BEEF and PEPPER der ^Charles Conrad, Jr.—made feUable atrangest case for that standardization "That’s a kid talking, not a He fills the post which had been of continuous concrete pour, man.” Kelly said. vacant since April, when Harri tnstiumente for use in the exploration of military equipment which Defenae from Tuesday, Aug. IT to. Mon­ ‘Yeah, but they put him on Secretary Robert McNamara and hla son Pratt died. of day midnight, Aug.. 23, built the tele'vision,” Bemell said. "Why In announcing the promotion Bpt the quick, on-the-nafe-retum an- , bright young men have been trying to Jimmy Breslin new silo complex at the Central Inside Report don’t they put some of these today. General Manager Rich­ Enroll Now For I prohiote for our armed aervices, one Connecticut Farmers Coopera­ kids out here on the television. ard Martin said that Knofskle swet is that, yes, the well-trained, th« tive Association on Apel Place. by Maybe people will listen to specially-trained human being can do would probably take the case for tha was raised from his poaltlon of C o m p ly 1 Revisited Construction was by the slip- Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak somebody like that.” ELSsistant upon completion of a eight days in the crampisd weightless­ raincoat. form method, common In the “I'can’t remember any other promotional examination, con­ Music Lessons ness; of a space vehicle. And If the hu­ At the moment, our. armed eervlces OHU LAI — The helicopter down the Hne finally caught midwest, but employed only wars,” Bemell said, "and I ducted by the State Personnel man being can do eight, it can do more. flight from the big base at Da himi Isn’t this some way to once before in Connecticut. The WASHINGTON — In.iide the "Johnson has given Goldberg know the guy on television Office. buy four kinds of raincoats. entire form for the seven-inch White House the other day, Ar­ what amounts to a carte blanche Tbe additional proof of other require­ The simplest is that purchased for Nang to Chu Lai where the fight? A dog can ktU five of can’t either. All I can remem­ ACCORDION — GUITAR thick WaHs rose slowly (about thur J. Goldberg, the new U.S. commission to set up a center ber 1« V-J Day and I remember MISS HOOKER DIES ments for extending travel in space- Americans Uve in the ^nd us.” the Air Force. It has a closed back. The takes 10 minutes. The ship fol­ A mile down the road, off 10 inches an hour) on 40 jacks Ambassador to the United Na- of U.S. foreign policy In New it because they had a big party NEW h a v e n (AP)—Miss Eli­ A on Ihe mechanical and scientific side next most complicated, and expensive, lows a long unbroken strip of into the deep sand, there'was a kept level by water manifold tlona, put forth an eloquent ar­ York,” one U.S. diplomat told at my house and I waa allowed zabeth Russell Hooker, a direct PIANO — ORGAN and’ Involving the equipment to carry is the raincoat purchased for the Navy, white sand with the blue water .' sandbag pillbox. Kliig stopped control. The forms and work­ gument: After two years of dra­ us. to stay up late. I was six years descendant of the Rev. Thomas men seemed to be suspended on matic changes at home, it is Thus, in the months ahead it old. I don’t erven remember and' to be used by the human being— which has slit rear vents which cost of the South China Sea com­ Jn front of It. Hooker and one of the persons Beginners Are Our Specialty a tower of curing concrete dur­ time to take the Great Society is absolutely predictable that much about Korea.” who helped purchase Sleeping YUM did 'not, in this instance, represent as ing onto it in easy waves that "I Company?” he called out. 27.9 cents extra per coat. have white darts on top. The A Marine Stuck his head out. ing their round-the-clock per­ abroad.'” Goldberg will scurry out of New Kelly said: Gdant Mountain lor a state Registration This Week speiitacular a leap forward as .that in- The moat expensive raincoat la the place was meant to be pretty "Thie 1s it, sir,” he said. formance. The new silos, 130 Wtiat makes Ambassador York on sudden trips to world "What the hell, I waa 12 park, died Sunday at her home Goldberg’s thesis particularly capitals, . (Moscow not exclud­ years old when It was gotng on. 2:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. YUM LB volMled in the human performance. one bought for the Marines. It has a but it is ugly now. "Who’s the C. O.?" feet high, with a capacity of at the age of 90. 200,400 bushels, and now Man­ significant is the way It was re­ ed) as the President's voice and It didn’t sink in.” She was a ninth-generation once again, there was demoo- reRT vent, with a triangular piece of , It is a beach that you can' ', "Lt. Bernell is acting,” the 19*6 Publlshere Ne-vapaper gfet killed on. There waa a boy '‘ jMarihe said, " C a p t.' 'Ramsey' chester’s teil'lest and most un- ceived by his audience: Presi­ ears. He already has been in descendant of the man who led s tr ^ o n of the miracle in which an un- dent Johnson. private contact with 'Vietnamese ... Syndlcale SPERRY'S cjotb called a "cantle piece” sewn In- of 11, dressed pply, In wrinkled r. , vrill.iie oug «enr,C.rhags inearly covered with sand. and (jongress and in the vital The School Board maintains cavalry. The "cantle piece” draped over Sponsored by the Mandiester half a dozen areas with enough non-government centers of In­ city statutes give' It authority I DAVIDSON It LEVENTHAL yesterday. 'i'he ship followed this ugliy. '^’Theyiwent up a dune and then momentum to carry through the G fluence, the press, big labor and the saddle to keep it from getting wet beach eta^g high over It and ■;doWnj the other side to a bowl Council of Churches rest of his first term. to fill vacancies. The Board of ARTHUR'S NECTARINES 2 » 3 9 “thily seven years ago," the President while the cavalry warn riding In wet the machine gunner on the righl twlth jsand dunes on all sides of big business. Alderman say they have the au­ reh|lnded us, "we were neither first nor r'4t. The floor of the bowl was a But abroad, continued Gold­ thority, under state statutM. weather. aide sat in the open doorway ‘Therefore do not be anxious berg In carefully - chosen words, Once seized with, an idea, secjmd in space. We Just weren’t in and slept with his hands in hla'' J patch of dirt with, sparse grass about tomorrow, for tomorrow there have been no such break­ Goldberg knows which buttons spsjbe at all.” Marines don’t ha've horses. lap and his legs dangling in the .-and t few buehto coming out will be anxious for itself. Let throughs. to press to get support and out­ YELLOW ONIONS 3 .r- 2 5 ' of I t flank opponents. He knows ibid it> was only a little over four The Army used to have this special wind along the side of the Rhlp. each day’s own troubles be suf­ Accordingly, the essential first Bemell, the lieutenant, waa ficient for the day.” Washington In a ' professional ' a Rraduce Prkaa IWeslIva Msnday, Only yev s.ag p that the first human being,. raincoat, too, until the expects noticed A few yards from the land­ step — mainly psychological — ing pad the sand hardened into, 'i^Altting in the little bit of ahade St. M att 6:34 would be to carry the symbol way as his predecessor, the late th» Russian Gagarin, made the first that the Army doesn't ride many horses ' given by the scrub bushes. His Adlai Stevenson, nevah knew It. a road which had been cut by of the Great Society overseas What a Choice! p ^ D f l i n t ^ a one orbit affair which lasted any more, either. The Army then modi­ '1 gray ,T-shirts, was dark with Some of your hurts you have end portray the U.S. as com­ Moreover, he has aeeess to Mr. earth-movers. They had I Cpm* -7 sweet, tarnished dog tags hung an g^iuE-and .48. minutes.:; . fied Its raincoat down to simple pleato, peny[r 3rd Battalion In this area. ' cured, ; mitted to building a "Great So­ Johnson that Stevenson wanted V'down the front. A fatigue cap And the sharpest you still have but did not poseesa.. What a Price! le progression to 120 orbits and 190 but the experts say it csui save 33 cento A-week before I Company .ihad ciety” In countries that want -was pulled down over a slight­ survived. our help. Accordingly, Goldberg will ih four years In not, of course, more a coat If it goes all the way to come onto the red sand 16 miles to the south.' They came as 143 ly freckled face. He said his But what torments of grief you Goldberg’s second step: Fun­ spend more time In Washing­ IS sensational as the mere arith- the Air Force closed back version. That first name was John and that endured young faces. T h ^ Wera .IfSlnsU nel the Johnson administration’s ton than any pretrlons U.S. Am­ 1-QT mefic .might Indicate. But it Is sensa- might mean nearly 8300,000 a year. to fight but they had never he was 25 and from Ocean City, From evile that never arrived! largest energies into the foreign bassador to the U Jl. He is. more too Md. field next year. aware of the importance of woo­ NEW SINGER $1 at Manchester Parkade BTLS tinfiti enough. The raincoat the Marines somehow fought before. They came "How Is your outfit now?" Ralph Waldo Eknerson [95 5 -'through the water an4 onto the A few days later, in the White ing Congress than Stevenson t us refer, for a moment, for pur- Inherited from the cavalry costs 50 he was asked. ("Anxiety”) House, Mr. Johnson declared was. This was a main factor sewing machines UNCiOLl j u k e U55!mm« PKGS sand and .'everything went Submitted by and Corbins Gomeri West Hartford of comparison^ to our rough and cents more than the Air Force design. wrong and 15 were killed and "Waiting.” he saW,' "wMtlng publicly that the Peace Corps behind the appolrithient of Rep. al ideas of how long it took the ' to get some reidacemente. Then Rev. Francis C. Hawes stands for patience, godliness, James Roosevelt, an old hand OF 60 One supposes the victory for economy 54 were wounded. The ones who we’H go back and do it all ovSr Minister of 4 kindliness and love. He added: In Congress, to the U.N-’s Eco­ SCOTT f AM IlY MAPKIMS arC of sailing a ship on the seas to and standardization is Inevitable, per­ are left have haul their Uvea again.” Christian Education CONSOLE! HALF GAL a c f eve a similar amount of progrese, changed forever.' "That is what the Great Society nomic.and Social C o u i^ (a job POBTABLEI haps even desirable. Another lleutetiant, John ICel- Center Congregational Is all about. That is what the at one time slated foir brother PLASTIC JUG how swift was the advance of the A captain named Kiqg' from ' ly,i Walked over. He was shirt­ Church ' Yet we notice, with uncontrollable another company stopped hid foreign poUcy of the United Franklin D.< Roosevelt Jci). FINAST FABRIC SOFTENER liof the'wheel for transportation, the Jeep and said that he was go.: less, and his boots were unlaced. States is.” All this spells Jrduble tbr Sec­ Mb1-or , of the .train, the use of the auto- approval, that the Marine Corps Is put­ . He is 25 and comes' from Haven This shows how the former retary of State Dean! Rtiak and big past I Company. He sai4 ' Avenue In New Yortc City. CANS lllle, or the development of the ting up a fight for its cantle piece, they were out on the perimeteif' in History lawyer for the steel-workers the State Department.'. Although d el w omte p e a s 5 claiming it makes for drier marching "I never saw any heeltatlon,” union 1*' fast becoming the in- State Department experts con­ ed crate that managed - to bump around, the air strip "liVe did Beraell said, "not once." He OPEN 1-p» 6-oz' By Ih e Associated Press splrsUon for foreign policy ideas cede the Goldberg • for - Stev­ NNAST and sitting, and ought to be kept. ' - - some running around last looked i»p at Kelly. "Did you ' 6TLS of/ the earth for a few seconds night,” he said while, he drovd. Tbday Is Monday, Aug. 30, the in- the Johnson administration enson switch has changed things at. Kitty Hawk at the beginning A democracy rightly has to live in see anybody hesitating.?” 34and day of 1965. There are 123 No one who knows him doubts a bit, they refUSerto be alarmed. liq u id detergent 2 TThe 'VC sent' a dog with ts "Never,” KeMy said. he Century. continual f«ar and apprehension that satchel charge on It running days left In the year. mat Goldberg intends to build Outside the SUM :^partntent, “Ihere never wae |m inatonce high on the foundation he has however, (qalists balMve Gold­ What we gain from such compari­ somebody Will make its flghUng forest through us. They had no fuse jbn’ where you had to kick ’em to Todayto HlghUght in History the-'Charge, •Phey '-eNW: hd^if^ laid down with the President berg’s increasing use by. the sons is a dizzying sense of the accelera- so efficiently standardized no service g e t' golpg,” BernaU said. On this date in 1614, pirate In one month at the United Na­ President, will mean an Ipevlt- 3 a Marine 'wbiflU ZHOOt the dog' ' "TouM think 3tf>u"w6xild see tlo% with which things are moving in or human being can be told from an­ leader Jean Lafitte, In Louisi­ tions.. . .Far ------more Important, —ilfabl« erosion of IdfkK.tofltfince In and set off the charge and take ;Bo«ne of that after t)M way they. ana, refused Sir William Per­ till 9 P. M. PEANUT BUTTER our 'own pafHciiiar time. Advances 6/ “ other. That' 111 ■ usually the point, at a lot of us. 'We were dw ilng Sf*^!.*** solid evidence that th e » Statfi IMpartmem (wheiin Influ cy’s request to aid the Britlah president expects and wants ®hce began declining ' Ibng ago f 4e DEAL PACK a I pd which used to take centuries are which democracies suddenly start to be the dog all over. ‘Somebody (See Pac« Ssvaa) IB the War of 18J3. Yomro BUDOar aawiag Planter's MRS. P I L S n r S - GOLDIN QUARTERS • 2e Deal Pack Goldberg to keep building a result at competition fropi ^*aa!raiaiBMh4M auehlB* by sorasst la nov beiyg completed Inside a decade. losers. A egnrin piece may be some­ Robert B. MoNapiara’S'Defense ****^M«aMt Baa* a* •raaettve Oseetalor aabtoe* C He deesn’t know which It Is going to thing more than an expensive triangle Department). ‘ ' • FuU-olM maoblM • Handy drop-in bobbin INSTANT COFFEE MARGARII^ 2 p^o's63 < bav I to.'be—for our minds and percep- at cloth. Goldberg is now regarded aa • Easy to darn and mond Nescafe 7e DEAL PACK tloi ! an) our intelligences to adjust to tha , odds-on chohea; to become a Oalibratod atlteh langtb • NUmborad praooura dial regulator the rate 'of our performance. Do we Secretary of State wheitfRusk TONIGHT finally steps down. iDveh before * Handaoma oabtnat nee 1 to ipleed Up our thinking and our • AttraotiTa oaw Inoludad BattUnf Mosqnitoii llifat far-off, fussy day, However, tEANUT lUTTER 0 Petor Psn 4 7 ^ per elvliig, in the effort to adjust to Arthur Goldberg ■will have taken M IS . PILRIRT'S - CORN OIL - 5e Deal Psek wh t wip can do in our universe? Or The less humais in general have to do over many of Dean Rusk's func- with mosquitoes the better it Is for both o n ly oBljr do Kfe need to slow our minds down on tiona. ? of them. What we don’t know about 1348 Pubilahers Newsoaper » 9 9 “ » 9 9 * and every night SPAM SPREAD MARGARINE an( think thoughts out a little before mosquitMS doesn’t bother us. What they Byndlcate Hormel 2 S V 4 3 c we iry to decide jui)t whntjlt all meansJ , know about us, especially when and Cai we as fast as we can go? where to bite, does. We side with that school which hold* ■TTU-atATB* Mg-Zac W1 we know what to do when we get Zie-ZAGI •awing nuMhtM by KMMB until school starts VANOLA EXTRACT 7-OZ BTL 4 5 c the e? the best way to freat the blood-thirsty Hifer^d: Baker's Nine Lives 2 c5fs3 1 c pests is to hate ’em, swat 'em and bomb • BzolualYa drop-in bobbin in (Except Sotunloy 'tW 4 p.m.) I ! we are to judge by previous hu- 'em. They are no respectors of person Y e s t e r 4 a y k Iront of naodlo n a experience and behavior, the.urge or place. They are likewise invaders of • Forward and ravaraa atitoh to [et there wlU be the mein thing, privacy and pick on innocent babes and FRUtT FLAVORED SYRUPS 3 9 c Gsrber's 9 'r*?^9 5 c S mall children. 25 YMirs ' Ago • Zlg-aaga for dooorativa atwis^ Za-Rex anc we will be asking ourselvea why Among the torments Inflicted upon • Menda, hama and ovaroaita FOR YOUR lACK-TO'SCHOOl. CHOPPED 6 OI JAM 92e Ion. after we have done it. us by mosquitoes is their Infernal buz­ Town Highway- QfMrtmailif wittout apaolal attaohnunta SHOPPING CONVENIENCE £ it evun that uncertainty of aim and zing around our aara in M darknesa oauaee fim ^ a L proUMis as put «ee seems to add to the thrill and and atill of the night. current exp ijidKiliiW I r a over- A researcher into the ways of mosqui­ ^aw n by il out M,0d0 li^aUnr# only Gild Saal Satwy iM i uno oms 75c R A R lM6d Oikkwi swoxiAtSSc exc tement of it all. The space age is a toes now informs us that a man steiid- of attamotaWM toM/ aviMiuiiuav**economise.- Cat-Rito W u PiM r ni n leu 29c gre t one to be alive in. Ing in a closed room la more likely to -----Holly, SW im m Buttercup ~ 4pM81 * 9 9 * Ana 4 HanaNr ••rax s u 7o im o 4 9 c be ignored by a mosquito than the same off Maneheztor zfts_____ new .r,ecotd Hi>C fUrlda Pralt Paiidi i qimoican 37 c Star-Kilt WMta Chuak Taiw «woicah37( man lying down. This has aoniethlng to exceeding t«tbC i iivdrafsjH v 3rafsji<^ tb* do with convective heat currents in re­ Guernsey breedi for her nanra and »tbaastoetodtoriaaaiarigb»-aaato;aya^a»»y PNibgry Pantik# Mix » « 45t Putdi Mild Batter CeeklM IW UPKQ 49c Oatside iSaigoii lation to horizontal and supine, posi­ olaiss in milk prqduotlcfll She Is • tb e eaalltw and peetoraumee are ri^t-depeeialRy e ie i Shop D&L^Mpnchoifer Patkads tions. owned by tlir H.O. ^Ohehy a S e aad leataiaa era rigbt -easlariraly anioan PMihgry.Haairy JecA PwKike Mix niH t«49e KHcIn e BiaagM sotm Sfc C le day's report at military events in We were bettor off not Imawng this. •state. b u t i u « h t - v u t a t s i n g e r Vtojpaftt recenyy. . y ,e.. Vjqtwnf Taking a poke at a mosquito 1* frua- for finest childrens wear fuMTltta* stirtklng four times In that tratlng anough. Trjring to Jtoep atanil- 10 Yean ^ SINGER SEWING CENTERS ing up on tha chanea of eaoaplng ona IIEra3M w>aNR«nw Bsf BINORB * a v / NEW ENGLAND S LARGEST RETAILER OF FINE FOODS’ day at fovermbent ‘positions' -loented •trikes us aa the height of abaurdliy. Bite for new J\itflor high school ^ East of the riverl wltMii I I miles of the capiUl 'city of Good advice on moaqulto control II'to se le < ^ by aohoi^ b o ^ ta Just 832 MAIN STREET--443-8883 RSm MmNv* I* Aim MbMl Oaa M U t 0*t •algon. There wgs another action that eliminate all sources of'stagnant water northeast of loiratlon of new nigh \ TO UMIT aUANTITIW OloRtRih^s Feet A VROoeeo Oeeb^pI N9rri N around bouaa and yaM. If they don't vchool. * ■bmo day at a point is miles from the • iT ■bphal. breed they won't bltol — NOW HAVBN Total ttorm damage to tMT* R B a U T m fram 18m -AiigtistAM tm* BMvy Nina ind flooda toixi* *«*«l «t |r,BU. MANCHESTER BVBNINO HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 80, 1966 fAGM

Carlaon Funeral Home, Frank­ Negro Pupils Stay Home, South Windsor lin Sq., New Britain, .with a Doctors Keep School Registration State News B rrr.. e .‘ People Maaa of requiem at St. Mnurlce Obituary Church, New Britain. Burial will BOSTON (AP) — A blast Delay School Integration P&W to Lease New Building be In St. Mary Cemetery, New Sharp Eyes who will bo goinc Into kln- Roundup of cold Canadian «lr gave Britain. Oftforton through Qrado 9 charged with murder and _ In the M n. BMrte r H«iuMqnln New Englanders a preview, (Ooatlnned front P»fo Frianda may call at tha fu­ In ioptombor and who havo (Oentbined trem Fage Oaa) of winter early today with sault with Intent to murder and In Ru 5 Industrial Park M n. Mart# P. H e u i^ jn . M. neral home tonlerht from 7 to 9. On Spacemen not yot nglatorod, may do touches of snow and record released on fl3,600 bond. et U 06tU«« i t died thl« There will be a recitation of the so on Thursday from 10 store in ths wsstem Bioniinf at a Manchaiter con- The search for the East Ha­ low tsmpsraturest Daniels waa the Mcond civil News RMary tonight at 8 at the fu­ a.m. to noon at tha school rights worker ilnln in Lowndes Tha Pratt A WhItnsy Dlvlalonbshareholdtr*' meeting at tha valaaeant hom*. Sh« wm tha (Continued from Page One) ven man began when hla boat Record lows wsre rs- neral home. they plan to attend. porttd throughout ths itx- r te s a r 0)unty sines the rlght-to-vote of United Aircraft plana to lease Hotel America; Widow ot Alfred Hannequin. waa found oA*the middle break­ H. Joseph Oeiher, preetdent; X n . Hennaquin waa a rret* aald there In control canter, Official records of birth, water of the New Haven Har­ ■tats area. campaign w u eUrted In Ala­ . KmtI Wallendfi a third building in South Wind­ small pox vaccination, diph­ Atop Mt. Washington, the bama's soll-rloh black belt last pHtLADELPHIA (AP) - Abraham Kopplemonn, eaore- dant ot ManchMter more than ‘We'va now qualified one of tha bor. Its motor running and atill sor, a $70,000 facility to ba built tory; Stanley Leven, company 70 jraara. Sha waa a communi­ Funerals Bvibayatema for the' mlsalon. theria Immunisation and In gear. temperature early today January by Dr. Martin Luthsr Karl Wallenda, SO, laadar o t tha cant of St. JamM' Church, and ] polio Inoculation will ba re­ dropped to 23, a record for King Jr. world-famoua family of high* In tha J. B. Shapara Industrial counsel; Richard Morgan, In­ That’s the crew’.” school and ^atch ^ quietly. A whlta Detroit, Mich,, house­ Park, a mamhar of tha Royal Naifh- Mn. Margaret Sutherland Dr. Charles Berry, flight sur* quired at registration time. the data. Snow fell on the A tense atmosphere wa» kUll wire aerobats, aald his psrform- vestment broker. Right Time 8.388 foot peak Sunday. wife, Viola U u iu , waa am­ anc* Saturday night at a race A building permit for tha 14, Shareholders approved a bore. ^ , Funeral services for Mrs. geon: "We don't like to neces­ Children need not be ABOARD THE UBS LAKE evident 10 days bushed whlla driving har car Survlvora Include four aons, Margaret Sutherland of Brook­ sarily consider the crew ns sub­ present at the reglatratlon. Ousts up to 98 miles per Inr of a white seminary stuaem track waa his last regular show. 000 square foe foot building hai management propoeel to In­ Alfred H. Honnequln of West CHAMPLAIN (AP) — Chief hour were reported there through the county after the H* aald ha was going Into been lasued to OeoiJeorga Pole, : ac- crease the comp4uiy*e author- lyn, Conn., formerly of Man­ systems. but we certainly have Pipefitter Stephen Koteles of who had come to the county as Selma-to- Montgomery march iMd number of shares from Palm Beach. Fla., lioula B. chester, were held this mom- t.re . _ first of any ^ parts_ of the this morning. a civil righU vrorker seml-rstlrsm’snt and doubted cording to Asalatant Building In Hannequln and Raymond O. An indication that tha offl- Bridgeport, Conn., picked an Ught snow alio fell at last March 38. spaotor William Burkhart, and 5(K),000 to one million. ------. „ „ . , ing at the Holmsa Funeral. Apollo system (the moon rocket clal'a hearts might be softening auspicious time to re-enllst. The high school Is locat^ ^ Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr.. 21, of that the Wallenda family ever Hannequln, both of Mancheater H^nie, 400 Main S t The Rev. 1 project» Uiat ara quallllad for Rangeley, Maine but It melt­ off the town square a n d ^ y again would perform the aeven- construction Is scheduled to be­ Rhareholdere were told that and Ralph___F. Hennequln of ]{ Shimoda, pastor sight days.” cafne at Sunday's news confsr- The veteran sailor Was sworn ed as soon as It hit ths near Birmingham, one of three gin Immsdlataly. The building the company has no present In­ ence. In for another hitch In the Navy short distance from the Ku Klux Klan members charged man pyramid that ha created. Wataitniry; a daughter, Mrs. ■ Talcottvllle Congregational First examinations Sunday ground. store whore Jonathan Daniels, The ooUapae of auoh a pyramid will be located behi|id a recent­ tention of Issuing any of the Donald K. Slayton, flight crew Sunday by Lt. Cmdr. Charles At Concord, N.H., ths tem­ with the Uusso killing, waa Jam tt IVatson of H ^ fo rd ; church, officiated. Burial was aboard tha Champlain Indicated was slain 10 days e8°- in Detroit three yaara ago killed ly completed structure already newly authorised stock. , The grandchildren and SO great-; Cemetery. the men were In remarkable operations director, eald he Ctmrad Jr., w 1k > had Just re­ perature dropped to a rec­ tried three months ago in the leaaefi^to Pratt A Whitney, and company wants the stock avail­ thought the families would be turned to earth after eight days Daniels, 27, an white, tw6-stoiy, century- old two members of ths family and irandohlldrem ^ | Bearen were Raymond Rob- I physical condition ord low of S3 this morning. seminary student from Keene, crippled his son, Mario. will be the second plant to be able for acquisition, stock dl The funeral will be held! allowed to greet the returning In orbit In Gemini 6. Hartford reported 89. courthouse at Haynavllle. built In tha new Industrial area. Inaon. Charles Smith, Dana i "They have no symptoms of spacemen at Ellington Air Koteles’s home Is at 136 Har- N.H., was killed by » •*’°*P* The Jury of 12 white men was vldends or other corporate pur Thursday at 8:80 a.m. fro n ^ e I Stuart Robinson, Irving any kind said Flight Surgeon blast and a Catholl^c pries , Fa­ The two eklstlng P A W faclU- poses. WatkIns-West Funeral Home. Howard Mlnners. "They are In Force Base near Houston next borview Ave., Bridgeport unable to agree on a verdict and Sum Kenton tlee, the one adjacent to the Prentice and Harold Schuelta. Thursday. ther Richard Morrisroe ot young Wilkins faoss trial again Voting List Oorrectlons 143 is. Center St., with a sol­ wonderful shape." cago, was seriously wounded DBTOOIT (AP) — Concert, planned new building and an­ Registrars of Voter* Claire emn high Maas of requiem at President Johnson phoned his BURGLARIES INCREASE Sept. 27. The other two accused goers got the silent treatment at other not far away, contain Miss Ella L. Blair BOSTON (AP) — Burglaries, shortly after their release from Klanemen, Eugsne Thomas and B. Orltzer and RoberU B. Oor g at S t James' Church. Burial Funeral services for Miss congratulations to the space the county Jail Aug. 20. the University of Detroit Sunday about 62,(XX) aquare feet of floor ton will be at the town hall on will ba In St. James’ Cemetery. twins almost by the time they Hospital Notes breaking and enterings havs In sheriff, William O. Baton, alto are night. area. Ella U Blair of 6S9 Main St. creased markedly In Hartford, A part-time deputy awalUng trial. Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m IiYienda may call at the fu­ were held this morning at the had removed their silver space Coleman, was 8ton Kenton, acting on the The antire three-buUdlng com­ to compile the preliminary vot' neral home tomorrow from 7 to Vlaltlng hours ara 3 to ■ p.m. but crime rates In most cate­ Thomas L. spur ot the moment, held his Holmes Funeral Home, 4nrad Jr., 85, would be aboard miss it." Jackie Kennedy for air units based at Jackson-1 ear by determining the astro­ of Great Britain called the flight Joseph Lentoeba, RFD 2, Rock­ hearings should have time to of 32 Hazel St. pleaded not guil­ Shortly before the braking firm la now located In Blast vine, N.C. • ■! chester, died yesterday at St. "a quite remarkable feat which speak, "even if they may stray an Apollo mission to the moon. rockets were fired, 4-year-old NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — Mrs. Hartford, and was formerly a PAPER Francis Hospital, Hartford. nauts’ orientation capability ville; John Maloy, Warehouse ty and his case was continued Mrs. J. Weir Sargent, Con­ Becomes MArine during flight. Results not an­ is a triumph of technology and Point; Douglas Miller, Tolland; a little from the subject." to Sept 14 in East Hartford for Chris, the youngest of the Con­ John F. Kennedy and her eon, F'ord tractor dletrtbutor. Dennis Murphy, eon of Mr. I 500 or 200 sheets. Survlvora also include a son, human courage.” rad’s mother who lives in the Bridge Connector two daughters, four grandchil­ nounced. Mrs. Elsie McCann, RFD 2, Jury trial. Philadelphia suburb of Haver- rads, charged out of the house John F. Jr., 4V4, attended a par­ and Mrs. James D. Murphy of Synoptic Terrain Photo-rraph Dr. Clharles A. Berry, flight Rockville; John O’Ooin, Wap- Robert Bufflngton, 25, of 82 and fired his water pistol point ty Sunday night given by Sen. A permanent connector be­ 118 Farmstead Dr., has enlist-1 Mb dren and two great-grandchil­ surgeon, said one significant ford, said she was relieved that tween the Blssell Bridge and Fits 2 or 3 ring —To get high quality pictures ping; Unwood Perkins, 151 Wal­ W ater Purifier Union St., Vernon, was fined the mission was over. blank at two newsmen. He Claiborne Pell, D-R.I., for 226 ed In the Marines, and left lost JUMBO ERASER dren. preliminary finding showed the nut St.: Mrs. Susan Perkins, 637 scored two bulls eyes. graduates of his government In­ Rt. 5 will be constructed by the The funeral will be held of large land areas that pre­ two spacemen’s hearts adapted $35 on a charge of resisting ar­ "I was glad when they pulled Thursday for boot training at| bii|ders. viously have been well mapped S. Main St.; Clifton Pockett, rest. A charge of brestch of What was most exciting? ternship program. state highway department In the Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from to weightlessness by slowing T o C ost $1,650 the boys up Into the helicopter,” near future. Parris Island, 8. C. the MoUoy Funeral Home,’ D06 by aerial photographs. Pictures RFD 1, Rockville; Mrs. Ella peace was nolled. Buffington "When he came down. When Mrs. Kennedy and her son Machinist’s Mate Fireman I down. Porterfield, South Windsor; she said. my daddy came down,” 8-year- arrived at the Pell home and Department officials say con­ Farmington Ave., Hartford, to serve as standard for inter­ was arrested Saturday in Ver­ "This Is the happiest day of George J. Ryan, son of Mr. and 4"^ School Soissors He said It waa the first time struction will be put out to bid with a Solemn high Mass of re­ pretation of pictures on un­ Louis Pouliot, East Hartford; Wallace and Tlernan of. Bel­ non and held In Tolland State old Andy Conrad said. mingled with the guests for a Mrs. Wallace V. Ryan, 69 Bene­ OUR PRtCeS R R i TOO such a pattern definitely had Mrs. Joan Quigley, RFD 3, Rock­ leville, N.J., with a price of my life,” pretty and brunette lew minutes. She Is visiting at In September. Funds will come quiem at 9 at St. Mark the known arias of earth, the moon Jail in lieu of $360 bond. TTie Jane Omrad said. "I don’t re­ dict Df., Wapping, Is serving and other planets. It was 80 per showed up during space voy­ ville: Nelson Quinby, 88 Tanner $1,650, is the apparent low bid­ th e . farm of her mother and from this year’s overall high­ Evangelistic Church, Hartford. ages. ciiarged stemmed from a do­ member my moments of anxie­ way program as allotted by the aboard the destroyer Douglas | Burial will be In Falrvlew Cem­ cent completed and results will St.; Floyd Rich, Chestnut Hill; der for furnishing the town wa­ Stepfather. tow TO AomTtse. Charles Mathews, Gemini Percy Spicer. Talcottvllle; Mrs. ter department wi^i a water mestic dispute. ty now. I am really surprised at About Town legislature. H. Fox, now In the Mediterran­ White Paste " etery, West Hartford. be announced. program manager, said none of Mary Starkweather, 193 Wood- purification machine.” The puri­ The cases against Neno Pa- myself because I didn’t worry.” Since the Blssell Bridge was ean. Friends may call at the fu­ Synoptic Weather — To make the numerous malfunctions dur­ ganl, 42, of 92 Spruce St. and "We’re so happy,” said Trudj Sybil Christopher During breaks in Sixth IFteet I com m/T neral home tonight from 7 to 9 use of men’s ability to select b ri^ e St.; Alan Szumkowski, 55 fier. called a gas-chlorlnatlng constructed, linking Windsor ing the flight would keep the Winter St.; Joanne Vonasek, machine, will be equipped with Eklward Schildge, 51. of 433 Cooper os she spent her 18tl Th American Legion will NEW YORK (AP) — Two with South Windsor, traffic has operations, Ryan visited San | Sind tomorrow from 2 to 6 and and photograph cloud systems wedding anniversary without meet tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. at Remo, Civitavecchia and Na- in color and In greater detail j United States from going ahead Weet WiUlngton; Mrs. Arlene a differential converter, for pac­ Gardner St. charing them with men walked Into Sybil Christo­ been routed on local roads to 7 to 9 p.m. with plans for a two-day flight pool selling, were continued un her husband. She saw her bus the post home. The executive pher's East Side discotheque reach Rt. 6. pleo, Italy, and Valencia, Spain. A than can be obtained from the i West, Wethersfield. ing the chlorinator In accord­ j in October. BIRTHS SATORIDAY; A son ance with water flow. til Sept. 14 iror Jury trial in East | band’s picture on television and committee will meet at 7:30 "Arthur" late Sunday and Although the department Is Mrs. William Dorsey Tiros meteorological satellite. It . F . ^ . . I /«iMrtvnAntcommented:a H * “WA "He liVklfR looks lllRi Just p.m. Buy 1... was 95 per cent completed and He said work already had to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mal- Others who bid on the ma­ Hartford. TTiey were arrested waltzed away with $3,(XX). now buying rights-of-way east Manchester Evening Herald SOUTH ’WINDSOR — Mrs. started to correct fuel cell trou­ great.” Police said the manager and a of Rt. 6, where the highway is South Windsor correspondent, Helen Conrad Dorsey of New results vrill be announced. tempo, 240 Oak St.; a daughter chine today are the, Fischer and after allegedly betting on The wives sat at the flight Willing Workers of South 22odiacal Light — Photo­ bles that threatened to "drown to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bluis, Porter Co. of Clifton, N.J., $1',- horses on Aug. 16 on Main St. magazine photographer were eventually to be linked with Rt. Anne Lyons, tel. 644-8582. Britain, sister of Mrs. Edward out" the flight as a result of too director's console In Gemini Methodist Church will meet diecusslng a picture layout at 6, where the highway la eventu­ Get 1 FREE J. Delaney of South Windsor, graphed the light in an attempt 31 Foster St.; a eon to Mr. and 783; and the B.I.F. Division of control and talked with their Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the 0 died Saturday at New Britain to determine the origin of the much water production for the Mre. Jeffrey Cummings, East the N.Y. Brake Oo. of Provi­ the club owned by the former ally to be linked wlto Route 16, craft’s storage capacity. husbands aboard tbe recovery home of Mrs. Nonnie Hllding, wife of actor Richard Burton there are no funds at this time U.S. Floor Use Dips General Hospital after a short hasy, cloudy light seen in the Hartford; a son to Mr. and Mrs. dence. R.I., 11,924. Andover ship Lake Champlain. 313 Charter Oak St. Mrs. Joseph Illness. She was the wife of Wil­ west after twilight and in the Gllruth said the flight put the The new machine will replace when the two robben entered. to complete this phase, a high­ S U P E R United States on schedule with John Cyoenas, 52 Crestwood "It was a private conversa­ VanHavorbeke and Mrs. Emma way spokesman said. CHICAGO — In 1910 the aver­ liam Dorsey. cast before simrise. It was com­ Dr.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. the one at Globe Hollow Reser­ tion," Mrs. Cooper aald. Carroll will serve as oo-hostess- age American consumed 210 Survivors also include a pleted and results will be an­ its timetable of launching three voir, which will then be utilized Taken Sunday^ Queen Anne-Marie Town Manager Terry V. pounds of flour. Yearly flour use VINYL COVERED astronauts to the moon .before Carl Gothbergt-SlMxkly Mill Rd., as a replacement at thfe town's Jane Conrad remembered one es. Sprenkel says he is glad to eee U daughter, a son and three other nounced. Andover; a daughter to Mr. and ATHENS, Greece (AP) — now has shrunk to 116 pounds alsters. Cloudy Top Spectrometer — 1970. Buckingham installation In Stolen Car Is the connector to Rt. 6 become a AYTINAL Gemini 5 was a make-believe Mrs. Larry Lord, Mansfield. Glastonbury. Queen Anne-Marie of Greece reality, but Is unhappy that the The funeral will be held to­ Spectrograms were taken of BIRTH YBSTH3RI>AY: A son the world’s youngest queen, is morrow at 9:15 a.m. from the cloud formations to aid scien­ trip to the moon, in a sense. The When the contract is award­ Found Already department cannot continue east | rising living ______tists in design of weather satel­ eight days equal the estimated to Mr. and Mrs. William Ayer, ed, the supplier will be required 19 today. She is a bride of 11 to Rt. 16 now. Ring Binder VITAMINS & MINERALS t lites, especially to determine time needed to go to the moon, Wllllmantlc. to furnish a man to supervise months and a mother for six "This would open more land cloud heights. It was 95 per cent stay a day, and come back to DISCHARGED SATURJkAY: the installation and to be pres­ A station wagon belonging to weeks. at the Bouth end of town for FALSE TEETH 2 or 3 Ring J Personal Notices completed and results will be earth. Mrs. Elizabeth ' Phillips, 117 ent when it is placed in opera- Emello Falcetta, 111 Aspinall Marring the happy family oc­ business and Industry," Spren­ That Loosen announced. The final equipment failure Cooper Hill S t; Mrs. AngelinahIon. Dr., stolen from Falcetta home casion is the Greek political crl kel Bays. ^11.96 ^ Bottles E 9 8 Visual Acuity — The astro­ came after the spacecraft had Roques, Hartford: Craig Wood-' yesterday, was recovered early AND els, which has occupied the at­ Because of construction of the Need Not Embarrass DIscountMi In Memoriam landed 103 miles from its target, ward, 54 Waddell Rd.; Mrs. Fel- BROWN LYNCH tention of her husband. King lb loving memory of my deer hus­ nauts were to check their visual this morning in New London, link between the bridge and Rt. Many wcaren of false ueth bays From 8K of 100 ^ band, George Currie, who passed ability by detecting and recog­ an error caused by wrong In­ ma Bujauclus, 875 Parker S t; state police reported today. Constantine, ever since the birth 6, a new set of traffic lights suffered real embarratsment becauee G Plans Progress away Auf. 30. 1962. nising objections on the earth’s formation fed from a ground- Charles tiankford. Times Farm The car was reported stolen of their daughter, Crown Prln wUl be Installed, the highway their plate dropped, slipped or wob­ cess Alexia. bled at luit tbe wmne time. Oo not 98c...... The depths of sorrow we cannot tell. surface near Laredo^ Tex., and based computer to the space­ Rd., Andover: Carole Ferguson, about noon yesterday by Knrcn , department said. I Ur* in fiar ot thU happenint to rnu. Of the cross of one we loved so well Carnarvon, Australia. It was 50 craft’s computer. The communi­ 190 Hilliard S t; Kim Smith, F o r G e m i n i Falcetta, and was discovered i FLORIST Ih e queen is spending the Gerber Officers i Juat sprtnkla a little FABTKKTH. the And while he sleeps a peaceful cation system quit. Windham Center; Ralptt Mi­ aummer on the island of Corfu. on.*. .o-aotora of Mio olksllne inon-acldl powder, on rour sleep. per cent completed. about 1 a.m. today parked at a ' 145 MAIN STREET—M ANCHESTER The following directors of uie uoiti teeth more Qnnir. Bis memory we shall always keep. Electrostatic Oiarge — De­ The first frogman to reach the chael, 44 Bryan Dr.; Mrs. Bthe- (Continued from Page One) curb in New London, police Gerber Scientific Instrument to they feel more comfnrteble. noee tection and measurement of any spacecraft, Lt. John P. Himt of lyn Saukaitls, 91 Birch St.; Loving Wife, Mary and Children said. I _ accumulated electrostatic Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass., Raymond Finnegan, 243 Oak The National Aeronautics and Trooper O. N. Smith, of State B eatles ‘E scape’ otli6r yftftT, &t tliD ilrm s wuiu&l | ooxintsr. In M em oriam 1 said he was a bit anxloua be­ St.; Mrs. Ida Rykowskl, 201 Space Administration plans to Police Troop K, is investigating THEME ^ It loving memoir of Alice John- Gemini spacecraft. It was com- cause of the failure. Hilliard St.; Edwin Remldewicz, complete the Gemini program the theft. ' •ton Antln who parsed away Auf. pleted and results will be an* After he had plugged a special Talcottvllle; Mrs. Jane LiCwie, late next year. Consideration is In A rm ored Car 30. 1961. nounced. telephone into the spacecraft, Hublard Dr., Vomom; Leo Pel- being given to using one of the Advertisement— CLOSED BOOK So softly death mioceeded her. I Basic Object Photography — Hunt said: "How are youT" leUer, 21 Btsoell St.; Elsa Nagy, last flights to send a Gemini Motor Route In Andover HOLLYWOOD (AP) ^ An She did but dream of heaven, and Photography of the booster, ren- "Oh. good. How are you," an 37 South St., Rockville: Charles capsule around the moon. available. Call Circulation Dept. armored car took the Beatles to Bhs was there. l dezvous ev^uation pod and nat- astronaut shouted back. Blinn, 26 Earl St., Rockville; Early In 1967, the first Apollo 643-2711. UNTIL SEPTEMBER 7 and from their appearance Sun Choicest Meats In Town Husband and Bon Ural celestial bodies. It was Hunt asked again: "Are you team will be hurled Into earth I Mrs. Catherine Ward, 46 Har­ day night at the Hollywood ------— . completed and results will be all right?" lan St.; Josef Abele, East H art­ orbit to practice for lunar land-- lA M sm oriam ' announced. "Oh, great!" came the reply. Bowl. ford; Deborali Boudreau, Wap- lug's. FOR ALTERATIONS The armored car and elabo­ 2 or 3 Ring In loving memior>- of my husband. ! Nearby Object Photography "From the tone of their voicea ptog; Barbara White, 97 Union "We’re driving forward to go . H u rric a n e B e tsy TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! w w I WUllam Polooki who passed' away _ -pegf of man’s proficiency In I knew they were aJl right," oon In this decade," _ , ^ rate police security measures Aug. 80. 1964. SL, Rockville; Mrs. Irene Ma- ^ m j * a C worked. There were no riotous obtaining high resolution photo Hunt said. heu. North Windham: Curtis saidRob incidents despite the huge Many a silent tear throng In end outeide the bowl. Zip Binders :o But always a beautiful memory. while maneuvering and obeerv- nal to a hovering helicopter, Of one I loved so dear. ing in manual control. It was 10 indicating the two men were all (Continued from Page One) Open Tuesday, Sepi. 7 About 1(X) younffters were ar­ trip is 1969, but conUnued suc- rested as they tried to crash the REG. Grainad vinyl. Calart. I>er cent completed. right, Kraft broke out a tradi­ 1. H God gave me strength to bear It, Celestial Radlometry — tional box of cigars In the Gemi­ Kelleher Iespecially In the develop- 920 miles east-southeast of Mi­ •how. CHICKEN c And courage to face the blow $2.59 But what It meant to lose you. Measure radiant Intensity from ni control room In Houston. The ami. A sellout crowd , of 17,8(X) 49 CUT Ho one will ever know. ultraviolet through Infrared to space scientists puffed away South Windsor; Mrs. Carol a^vence the Peak winds had reached 80 watched the show. Thousands of lb Humphrey and daughter, 21 date to 1968, some officials be­ miles, with gales extending 250 others mUled around outside, Bottle $1.59 His Wife, Helen Poloikl' P«’°vlde information about the happily, another successful Oormran PL; Mrs. Mary Locke BREASTS FROM spectral analysis of star fields, manned shot under their belts lieve. miles to the northeast of the held away from the box office (LIMIT 5 LBS. PER FAMILY) and son, Coventry. The Air Force last week re­ center and 75 miles to the south­ Day In . . . Day O ut.. . by a force of 1(X) police eind 266 of $1.98.. principal planets, the ea^lh and the ninth. DISCHARGED__ YESTERDAY; moon. It was 90 per cent com­ In the carriers’ sick bay, the;j(“ ‘ jewiette ceived $1.5 billion to develop a west. private aecurlty guards. Schotta, 'Vem- series of five manned orbiting Bet-sy’s forward movement Quiet was something no one 100 NOTICE pleted and results will be an­ space twins shucked their space HIGHLAND PARK MARKET nounced. suits and talked to President wood Dr., 'Vernon; Walter Na-1 jaboratories which will orbit the slowed from 2i to 17 and then to WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES succeeded In Imposing, how­ deau. South Windsor; John Ja earth as long as 30 days, start­ 12 miles an hour as it bypassed ever. The throng Shrieked from 817 HIGHLAND STREET—PHONE 648-4278 CHERRY PUBLIC HEARING Surface Photography — In­ Johnson. worski, Wapping; Mrs. Vengan ADDITIONAL vestigate technical problems He told them he wanted them __ ing in 1967. qq>e two-man crews Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands the moment the Beatles ap­ nAVORED <6.95 LIST associated with man’.s ability to za Deane, South Windsor; Doug- will determine If man can play and the noitbem Leeward Is­ peared until they finished their KENO APPROPRIATION to be space public relations men [ Rivanl tx Folev at * Hfrs lands Sunday, ’ ON acquire, track and photograph | as soon as the 11-day debriefing,, oivaimaro ^ 72’’ Llnn^ a useful military role in apace. numbers halt an hour later. AYTINAL JR. 3 BOARD OP DIRECTORS land objecu. Areas Uken were was over. , PRESCRIPTIONS TOWN OF MANCHESTER, within the United States and Metal CONNECTICUT Africa It waa 85 per cent com- / A'* i iey, RFD 8. Bolton; Francis Co- . . . resulting In meaningful C ksw skh HiAite LAMP L3 Notice Is hereby given that of the world at g i ^ d level?’’ , oikwood Rd.; Mr*, pleted and results will be an- he asked He said ho wwted jjs 8 pruce St.; Alarm Clock the Board of Directors, Town ' savings\to you every day I Lots of light from a long- of Manchester, Connecticut, Bnar«’ them and other a stronauts to lj^ y ' Luheman. R FD 1, Rock- CASH Radlometry — accept InvltaUons "to share, Re^naid Berube. Marl No upe and downa In your Preaorlptlon 40-heur movamant niAMMS File Cases will hold a PuWlc Hearing In To determine the threshold of lasting bulb. C i| QQ the Municipal Bulldlng Hear­ your achievements with the peo ------borough;1; Ps Paul Templeton, Wai eoata — no "discounts’’ today, "Regular % .sen.sillvlty values of earth ob­ pies of other lands." prices’’ tomorrow! • SAVINGS Q uestions CUT ing Room, 41 Center Street, 8; $1.69 CHOICE OF jects and sky background tlon In going 3,338,200 miles. Coop­ Windsor; Frederick Tedford, A 3.98 $ ^ . 9 8 73 Bb Manchester, Connecticut, Tues­ and radiation signatures of var­ er and CJonrad broke every No "reduced sperlals"—no "temporary SALE FROM day, September 7, 1965, at 8:00 ious objects in space and on the 269 Spring St.; Louis reductions" on Preeerlptlens to lore VALUE COLORS...... T T 0 p.m. on proposed additional ap­ space record for endurance.' Damato, 18 Hofateidead St.; cuHtomerst PRICED 1 $2.49.... •I? ground. It was 90 per cent com­ Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Conrad Julie Weodtiouae, 4 48 E. \ propriations as follows: pleted and results will be an­ Pksse To: Ubrary Board for pur­ talked to their hu.sbands on a denter 8t.; Mrs. Barbara Kas- At the same time, there la fiever any nounced. I special telephone hookup be­ kela and Marsha Kaskela, Wales compromise In servloe or quality 1 chase of reference books tween the carrier and Gemini WALORIEN* ...... $1,884. Rd., Andover; John Lnjsim, Tol­ VOU GET OUR LOWERT control. land; Mrai Evelyn Jqhnson, 518 in fairness to to be financed by Increase "It was a private conversa­ PRICES EVKRV DAY FLUORIDATED Grant from State Board of Injured Boatm an Lydall St.; M n. Margaret Lah- YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE •■•■■■aooa tion,” Trude ckwper said. Sun­ da, 6 Ridgewood St.; Lorena We Deliver 69* Sturdy CLIPBOARD Education In same amount. m o r e t h r o u g h o u t t i i E yourself, S a v e d S o u n d day was the 18th anniversary of Wrobel, 147*N. Main St.; Jalo To: Dog Ueense Fund o n her marriage. "I will wait until . . . ON ALL YOUR Everywhere, F>st Plastic Coated ...... $700, WalUfi, 7M Oshtar S t; Mrs. Jas- PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. your family, Dental Cream Gordon comes home tor a cele­ sie Haskins, 482 gdams St.; paper, Reg. 39c. to be financed by the un- (Continued from Page One) bration," she said, •ncumbered surplus 1984/ Mrs. Joan Topping and 'daugh­ try us a n d ' 4 BOOK COVERS Mrs. Conrad remembered ter, 717 Oenter gt.; Olive your budget S6. New York, appeared' overhead. what she said to her Princeton To: Capital Improvement The helicopter radioed to the Haebt and daiufiitar, University naduat* husband; M n. RuUumna Guay and daugh- No obligation. Iteeerve as follows: tugboat Evening Star In the "Pete said. T il see you In Water Department vicinity, and Its captain, J^e three days,’ and 1 said, That’s tar, Hendet Rd., Andovar; Mrs. to pay urgent bills? 12" Plastio RULER re i::! $38,663.98 Cetzler, agreed to be picked Lee Graham and son, Franch what you think.’ I told him It Rd., Bcdton; M n. Shlrtay Cor­ Sewer Department up In a basket to be transferred will be 11 days. But 1 keep hop­ GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES $17,605.27 to the cabin cruiser to cut the ing they will change their m lna coran ahd daughtar, Manaflald P t r G oH oti Fire Department engines. and let us see them before 11 Canter. LESS BANK CHAAfiE |16,‘708.«8 LOAN OF MONTHLY RIPA YMENT TERMS 14 HOUR SERVICE Then the helicopter asked If days." 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SI8 (one. New Haven. , The last time either man saw wntor potuuoii problems. [N BP i ' Soars tary Frechette said Roark must hla family waa Aug. 8. A de­ A report by the oomiplttee to MMHlNMM’eoWeM-wkh' ■ phONI Ml 9-7IM Board of Dlrecton have traveled some 20 mile* manding training achedule had the i m Ctoneral Assembly THS CONNeCTICUT BANK aw Rtwa 9eii»aw |j ^ . Manehestor, Conn. before help came, from near let them come home an avaverage called the atats’a management ANO TRUST COMPANY WBIUM 1. tMNONi Ua Aeieilele II ®W'**'*** Pated at MancheeUy, Con- Falkner’a ulland past New Ha- of only three days a month since of Its wwter resourcss "so frag- □ N. BfAIN ST. . *** **• 142 lAST CINTIR STRUT, MAHCHUTIR ESetieut. thla' Mth day of Au­ Ven and half-way to Bridge-. their selection'In Febnuuy as mehted th it It Is not oven a 357 MOAO STREFT gust J868. p o rt ^ Gemini 6 crewmen. (XNifederated «ictlvlty.” KANonnnnBR f a r x a d b Read Herald Advertiiemeiitk f tAoW ULM aii

Emanuel Lutheran Church Mlaa Bonnlt Rlntha BariltU waa the scene of the wedding of at Vamoa'bacam* tha brlda of Miss Carol Elisabeth John.son to ■Mr)* Francis Oaudat of Man* Peter David Zacllo, both of chMtor Saturday at South Manchester. Saturday at 4:80 Mathodfat Churoh. Wonderful p.m. BgrbaM - ^bouquets Tha brida la a daughtac of rosea. , The bride la a daughter of <^The marriage of Mies Judy Mr. and Mrs, Herbert E. John­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bartlatt of Carl fi. Akin of South Wind­ things L ee Zele of Vernon to' Ernest son of 807 .Sprirtg St, The bride­ 188 Phoenix St. Tha bridegroom ham, Maine, -Mrved os hls groom Is a son of Dr. and Mrs. la the son o f Mrs, Anna Oaudat F. Barbuti Jr. of Sprlngflsld, brat|ter‘s beet msn. Ueherz we. e Edmund R. Zagllo of 68 Lake- of Bridgeport and tha lata Mass., took place Saturday Verne B. VVoolley and William happen wood Circle. Barla Oaudat. morning at fit. Luke's Church, M. Wakefield, both of Lanes- The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, 'n ie Rav. Richard Dupee, aa- Ellington. boro, with pastor of Emanuel Church, per­ •oclate mlnistar o f South Meth­ The bride 1s a daughter Mrs. Msllpn wore a pink knit formed the ceremony. odist Church, performed the of Mr. and Mra. Henry M. Zele dresi and a ooradge of pink and Given In marriage by her fa­ double ring ceremony. Jack Of 23 Donnel Rd., Vernon, The white roses; Ths bridegroom's CASH from ther, the bride wore a full- Grove waa organist. Bouquets! bridegroom is a son of Mr. and mdther Wors a blue crocheted length gown of silk peau de of whits miuna dacorated tha Mrs.Brnsat F. Barbuti fir. of drees and a corsage of yellow Boneficial. sole, designed with long sleeves sanctuary. roses. Springfield. A recaption was held at the and modified entpire styling. Given In marriage by her' fa­ The Rev. Maurice Sullivan of She wore a circular heirloom ther, the bride wore a hill- Ellington performed the double home of the bride's parents. / • ♦% For a motor trip to Martha's • • • 1 veil of Bnissels lace and car­ length gown of silk organsa ring ceremony. Bouquets of yel­ Vineyard and tha Maine Coast, ried an EMwardlan bouquet of wlm lace trim, designed with low and white chrysanthemums gardenias and stephanotls. wrist-length sleeves and chapel Mrs. Akin traveled in a gray ware on ths altar. knit suit with pink accessories. Miss Nancy Evelyn Johnson train. Her‘ fingertip veil of lllu- Given In marriage by her The couple will live In Rich­ of Manchester, sister of the Sion was arranged from a jeW' father, the bride wore a full- bride, waa maid of honor. eled crown, and she carried a! mond, Mass., after Sept. 13. length gown of ellk peau de sole Mrs, Akin Is a medical secre­ Ask for vour vacation cash now! Bridesmaids were Miss Laura cascade bouquet of white gladi­ with appllq.;es of pearl-embroid­ Jane Zagllo of Manchester, sis­ oli and stephanotls. tary at St. TvUke's Hospital, ered Alencon lace on the jacket Pittsfield, Mass. Mr. Akin Is a Ask for I 'Trtil-Yourseir Vacation loan — RIMY* AMOUNT ter of the bridegroom; and Miss Miss Carol Bartlett of Ver­ and on the chapel train. Her MOimiLV OF LOAN Esther Rosenthal of Watertown, non. sister of the bride, was laboratory technician with Gen­ and wonderful things start to happeni Get bouffant veil of Imported silk il­ eral Electric Co., Pittsfield. $16.75 $300 NY. maid of honor. Bridesmaids lusion was attachad to a head- cash to get ready, cash to go, and an Inter­ The bridal attendants were were Mr.s. David Roach of Cov­ bow of pearl-trimmed peau ds national Credit Card for immediate service 26.se 500 dre.s.sed alike In full - length entry and Mrs. Gerald Guay of sole, and she carried a cascade ^oflin - Allen 36.41 700 North Hampton. N. H. ■long the wey st any Beneflclal office eoaet- gowns of pale pink moire, fa.sh- bouquet of baby's breath and MIse Jeannette Laura Allen The bridal attendants were 51.16 1,000 loned with modified empire Ivy. of Wapplng and J. Peter Ooflln to-coastt Phone now end let Beneficial put 3 waistlines trimmed with deep dressed alike In pale blue ta ffe -, of Windsor L(x;ks were married •On 24 month plon. ta gowns with detachable full- Miss Palmyre L. Zele of Ver­ cash in your pocket. . , fast! pink and taupe velvet bands, non, sister of the bride, was Saturday morning at St. Mar­ and they wore matching pink length overskirts, and wore garet Mary’s Church. Wapplng. matching bow hats and acces-; maid of honor. Madame Jean- headbows with circular veils. Claude Delacour of Paris, The bride, of 115 Benedict The honor attendant carried a sorles. The honor attendant car-' Dr., Is a daughter of Mrs, Rose ried a colonial bouquet of y e l-! Prance,rrance, was matron oiof iionoi.,honor. •— .. BENEFICIAL El colonial bouquet of white and Miss Annette Zele of Vernon, I Allen of Thompsonvllle and tho low and white chrysanthe­ FINANCE SYSTEM lavender asters. The brides­ sister Of the bride, and Miss late Thomas J. Allen. The bride- mums and baiby carnations. The maids carried colonial bouquets An-ela F; v; ro of Springfield, groom Is the son of Mrs. Irving Loons up to $1(XX) — Loons Uft-msurad ol lew coot bridesmaids carried colonial of pastel shades of asters. cousin of the bridegroom, werc Orabms of Banoficiol PfiMSKa C«. «f Monchoster ^ m on d Zagllo of Manches­ bouquets of yellow chrysanthe­ mums. junior bridesmaids. Miss Maria ^tlton and Michael Goflln of ter served as his brother’s best Brancaccio of Vernon was flow- Florida. 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER David Roach of Coventry i The Rev. Joseph P. Schick of MKchoR 3-4156 • (Over So. New Englind Td. Businesi OMcel man. Ushers were Christopher served as best man. Ushers; ergirl. Zagllo of Manchester, brother St. Margaret Mary’s Church S IM* a Sioo ce*h tl7.ee aSm priwyM, raeiM .The Rbv. Felix M. Davis, pes- ■ and split carnations. John's Evangelist Church, West fin Sr., 21 Brainard PI. The shrimp gladioli and greens. Rockville High School and Hirt- staff at Manchester Memorial and Is food service manager tor of Second Congregational full-length sleevelMS gown at of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and Mrs. Bernard O’Connell of Hartford. rosebuds. Maine, and during her junior bridegroom Is the son of Mr. STAMPS Clifford Fisher of Manches­ ford Hospital Licensed Practical | Hospital. Mr. Gaudet 1s a grad-1 Manchester Memorial Hospital. Ohurch, performed the mar­ candy pink peau de sole, fash- Jean-Ohiude Delacour at Paris, Wapplng, sister of the bride, The bride la a daughter of WUllam Hall Schneider of Hunt^Chessman year she studied at the Univer­ and Mrs. William T. Hansen of ter served as best man. Ushers loned with batteau neckline, Mrs. Zele wore a pink silk Weston seirved as best man. sity of Exeter, Devonshire, Eng­ riage of Miss Bernice Evelyn was matron of honor. She wore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joseph 129 Lenox St. were James M. Griffin of East fitted bodice, modified bell- dress with a c o e ^ rie s In shadra A wedding breakfast for 126 land. She Is a writer at educa­ Purvja and Robert Allen Topllff, m teo Doaice, moaineo oeii- ~ ^ street-length sheath orof pale Ciccaglione of Hartford. TTie The Rev. John J. O’Brien of Hartford, brother of the bride; shaped skirt and watteau train of pink. The brldegiwm s moth-1 crepe, faahloned with bat- was held at Casa Loma Res­ tional television station WHYY- both of Manchester, Saturday bridegroom is the son of Mr. St. James’ Church performed attachedatlBchert at thetha shoulderahoiildar bybv er wore a pbwderpCwder blue dress of . ___ taurant. Hartford. A reception TV, Philadelphia. Mr. Zaglio Is and Gervals Kosak of Manches­ giomlng at the church. teau neckline and short sleeves; and Mrs. Robert Bonadles of the double ring ceremony and three fabric roses. She wore a lace and chiffon. followed at the home of the a graduate of Cornell Univer­ ter. Grzyb'Shenning I The bride Is a daughter of matching headbow and veil, and 147 Autumn St was celebrant at the nuptial bride's parents. For a motor sity. Ithaca, N.Y., where he Mrs. Griffin wore a lace and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton B. Fox pink cabbage rose headpiece A reception for 126 was held carried a colonial bouquet of The Rev. Joseph T. Kamin­ high Ma.ss. Mrs. Jane Macca- with double circular veil of majored In economics. He Is a silk dress of cotillion blue and of Washburn Maine. The brlde- at the church hall. For a motor mixed flowers in blended shades sky of S t John’s Evangelist trip to Cape Cod Mrs. Bonadles EVERY rone was organist and soloist, Miss Carol Ann Shennlng and pink silk Illusion, and carried a candidate for an M.B.A. degree matching accessories. The bride­ _ Mr. and Mr6. trip to the Pocono Mountains, of blue. Church, West Hartford, per­ wore a brown suit of raw silk bouquets of white gladioli were Henry Stanley Grtyb, both of cascade bouquet of white and at Wharton School of Finance, grooms mother wore a rose col­ ii^ d 5^p41ff of 84 Union PI. Pa., Mrs. Barbuti wore an en­ Bernard O’Connell of Wep- formed the double ring cere­ with pink and beige accessories. | on the altar. pink pompons with streamers. University of Pennsylvania, ored dress with pink and white Manchester, exchanged vows "Ins. Barbara Hill of Wapplng semble of pink crepe with pink plng, brother-in-law of the bride, mony. Bouquets of white gladi­ The couple will live at 21 Lin-1 A The bridesmaids wore full- Phil'''>el'>hia. Given In marriage by her fa­ acceasories. Both wore yrhite Saturday afternoon at South I orgahist. Frederick Sprague and white print coat, matching served as best man. Ushers oli and carnations were on the coin St., Hartford, after Sept. 6. ther, the bride wore a full- orchids. length gowns of shell pink bpo- accessories and a white orchid. were William Dextradeur of Mrs. Bonadles is a graduate WED. Methodist Church. 'Manchester was soloist. Bou- altar. length gown of white silk or­ WM eta of white gladioli decorat- cade with embroidered candy The couple will live at 53 Foster Thompsonvllle and Henry Bar- of Bulkeley High School, Hart­ A reception was held for 120 Given In marriage by her ganza over taffeta, designed The bride is a daughter of Mr. pink roses and pale pink head- at Garden Grove. For a motor tbe jfanctuary. Dr., Apt. A, Willimantlp, after boza of Hazard vine, both broth- father, the bride wore a full- ford and attended Central Con-1 with scooped neckline, fitted and Mrs. Nils S. Shennlng of pieces and veils, styled to trip to Niagara F’alls and Can­ .to marriage, by her Sept. 6. ers-ln-law of the bride. length gown of Ivory peau de necticut' State College, New OPEN bodice, long tapered sleeves, 189 Eldridge St. The bridegroom match the honor attendant's. ____Mrs. Barbuti _graduated from ada Mrs. Hansen wore a two- other, John T. Purvis of Mrs. Allen wore a green and sole, designed with Bel^an lace Britdin. She is employed at WED., alencon lace applique with seed Is a son of Mr. and Mra. Henry iburn,"uirbride ■wora a full-l Thvy carried colonial bouquets Torrlngron High"School, attend-1 “brocade dress and Hart Manufacturing (Jo., Hart­ pearl embroidery at the front piece dress of yellow and white, J. Grzyb of 99 North St. trim on sleeves, bodice, hemline THURS., white accessorieB and a white h g|OWn of Jacs auid.org^an-[ pompons with stream-^ e j gt, Joseph Oolleg^, | bone colored accesiaccesaorles. The and chapel train. Her shoulder- ford. Mr. Bonadles is a grad­ of the sheath skirt and full de- The Rev. Richard Dupee, as­ Hartford, and graduated from designed with scalloped bridegroom's mother wore a length bouffant veil of silk Illu­ uate of Manchester High | tacJiable train. Her elbow- orchid. The couple will live at 4 sociate minister at South ^Mias Nancy Bldwell of Mon- Wichita (Kan.) Stale University FRL & SAT. Goslee Dr., Apt. 4, after Sept. Ints, long tilwed tocei beige drOSs with matching ac­ sion was arranged from a lace School, where he was captain i length' veil of silk Illusion waa Church, performed the double es and...... fitted S lac« bodice 'mester, niece of the bride, waa In 1964 with a B.A. degree in cessories. Both wore corsages of of the soccer team. He Is a TILL arranged from a tiara of alen­ 13. ring ceremony. Qarence Wood flowerglrl. She was dressed the crown and she carried a Colo­ 0 bouffant organza skirt, French. Mr. Barbuti Is a gradu­ yellow tea roses. graduate of the University of 1 Mrs. Hansen Is a 1960 grad­ nial bouquet of stephanotls with 9 P.M. con lace and seed pearls, and of Manchester was organist. im ed,w lth a double tier of same as the matron of honor, ate of Technical High School, A reception for 55 was held Connecticut and was a m e tie r she carried a cascade bouquet uate of Manchester High School. white orchid center. Henry Grzyb, father of the p ■ 4 ’ sfalloped lace at the hemline, and carried a basket of mixed Springfield, and served three at the home of the bride’s sis­ of the varsity soccer team and of white gladioli. She Is employed at Traveler’s Miss Angela Marie Clccag- bridegroom, was soloist. Bou­ and terminating in a double flowers with streamers. years in the Air Force. He grad­ ter in Wapplng. For a motor a member of Lambda Chi Alpha Insurance Co.. Hartford. Mr. quets of white carnations • and . l>. uated Ih 1962 from the Universi llono of Hartford, sister of the Miss Maureen Kerr of Man­ , , ^^tteau train trimmed with Walter Topllff of Manchester trip to Pennsylvania, Mrs. Gof- bride, was maid of honor. She fraternity. He Is employed at chester, cousin of tJie bride, Hansen is a 1958 graduate of gladioli decorated the sanctu­ served os his brother’s b est, ty of Massachusetta with a B^S^ Hoped lace. Her three-tiered Un wore a three-piece bone col­ was dressed in a full-leng;th Aetna Insurance Co., Hartford. was maid of honor. Brides­ Manchester High School and ary. Yant veil of imported silk 11- man. Ushers were Harold Top- degree in mathematics. Mr. and ored knit suit with black acces­ maids were Miss Mary Ann spent four years In the U.S. Given In marriage by her liialon waa arranged from a llff Jr. of Manchester, brother Mrs. Barbuti are on the teach­ sories. The couple will live at father, the bride wore a full- • ■■ '- ,’■•:■• A ing staff of Stafford High School. Hansen and Miss Kathryne Navy. He is a service represen­ ■ S and crystal princess o f the bridegroom; and John 21 Spring St., Windsor Locks, Hansen, both of Manchester tative with Thermo-Fax Sale, length gown of peau de sole, de­ Tracy of Manchester, cousin of roses and face veil, and she car­ Tahoe and Yosemlte Mr?. ■i cfown, and she carried a caS' after Sept. 13. ried a cascade bouquet of vari­ Brown wore a three-piece baby TUESDAY and and sisters of the bridegroom. Inc., Division of 3M Co., West signed with empire waist, alen­ the bridegroom. Stanley A. Fox A k in - MoD«n Mrs. (Joflln Is an active mem­ cfd e bouquet of white roiies, ous shades of pink flowers. blue linen suit. The couple will | V SUPER The bridal attendant were Hartford. con lace bodice and A-line of Wash'^m, half brother of ber and past officer of Manches­ miniature carnations and baby’s Miss Barbara Ann Mellen of live at 4710 Ooliseum, Apt. 48, A. MARKETS WEDNESDAY skirt with chapel-length detach­ breath with streamers. the bride, waa rlnghearer. ter Community Players. Thoipas R. Glovlno of Los able train. Her veil of imported ' '-ik- Lenox, Mass., became the bride Los Angeles, 90016, after Sept. - - 'Mrs. Walter Topllff of Man- Mrs. Fox wore a powder blue of David Kelley Akin of Lrfincs- Angeles served as best man. silk illusion was arranged from ' ’ 7e- 8. nounced by her parents, Mr. Insurance Agency, Hartford. Chester, sister-in-law of the metallic dress, matching acced- borof Mass., Saturday afternoon Brown - Smiley Mark Pastor was the usher. and Mrs. O. W. Roberts of Mir. M cLam ey la a 1961 grad­ a crown of alencon lace, and she Boriea and a corsage of yellow Mrs. Smiley wore a gold silk Mrs. Brown Is a graduate of I SPECIALS - ' . J bHdegroom, was matron of at the Churoh-on-the-HlU, Len­ The marriage of Miss Phyllis the University of C ^lfom la at Landry photo French Rd. uate of Glastonbury High ^ h o o l carried a cascade bouquet of ' a hpnor. Bridesmaids, both sisters sweetheart roses. The bride sheath dress with matching ac­ white phalaenopsla orchids and . . . -J l ox, Maos. Arlene Smiley to Jay Allen cessories. The brideg7XX)m’s Los Angeles In elementary ed­ Her fiance Is the son o f Mr. and a 1965 graduate of Central o f the bride, were Mrs. Brian groom’s mother ■wore a pale The bride Is the daughter of Engaged and Mrs. John K. M cLam ey of stephahotis. pink crepe sheath, matching oe- Brown, both of Los Angeles, mother wore a pale blue silk ucation and was a member of Connecticut State College, New Vibberts of Manchester and Mr. and Mrs, John J, Mellen of Calif., took place yesterday at 72S MIDDLE TURNPIKE E. The engagement of Miss Bar­ East Hartford. Miss Arline E. Shennlng of < * -4 cessories, and a corsage o f deep and wool dress with matching Delta Phi Epsilon sorority. She | Brita,jn. He wiU teach mathe­ Miss Wilma Jean Purvis of Port­ Lenox. The bridegroom Is a son th# Tall 'O the Cock Restau- attended high school In Minnea­ bara Carol Roberts of Bolton Miss Roberts is a 1963 gpod- Manchester, sister of the bride, r / red rosea. J accessories. Mrs. Sarah Smllejy matics at Bloomfield High land, Malqe,'. of Mrs. Francis T. Akin of 86 ,t, Los Angeles. polis, and will begin teaching In MANCHESTER /• to John Elinar McLarney of | uate of Manchester High School. School this fall. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids A receptKoi for 110 was held of Los Angeles, grandmother qf j were Miss Nancy Grzyb of Man­ Starkweather St. and the late The bride Is, a daughter of the fall. Mr. Brown graduated East Hartford has been an- She IS employed by Abrahams A. Dec.D< 11 wedding is planned. at Lithuanian Hell. Mrs. Vh>- the bride, and Mrs. Anna Rabi- chester, sister of & e brlde- berts attended the guest book. Francis Akin. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Smiley novitz of Massachusetta, grand­ with a degree In journalism | grodm; and Miss Polly Hepburn For a motor trip to the Pocono The Rev. David Moore, pastor of Minneapolis, Minn. The bride­ mother of the bridegroom, at­ from Los Angeles State Univer­ of. Windsor. Mountains and W orld’s Fair, of Church-on-the-HiU, perform­ groom is the son of Mr. and tended the wedding. sity. He served two years In the I JUICY - FLAVORFUL - CHOICE ed the double ring ceo-emony. Mrs. Sidney A. Brown of 16 U.S. Navy. He is field represent­ The bridal attendants were # j"’ Mrs. Topllff traveled In a blue A reception for 86 was held dressed alike in full-length linen A-llne dress, beige aoces- Mrs. Richard Forde of Lenox Ctobum Rd.. Manchester. at the Tall 'O the Cock Restau­ ative for Sen. Thomas M. Rees | Grundman-Gliha was organist. Bouquets of flow ­ gowns of shrimp colored lace BOries and a white carnation Rabbi Maron of Mogen David rant. For a motor trip to Lake of Oalifomia. organza, fashioned with empire corsage. The couple ■will live at ers decorated the altair. Temple, Los Angeles, performed The marriage of Miss Carol wasitllnes. Their matching face A NiW RoU Of 64 Union St. after Sept. 10. Given In marriage by her the double ring ceremony be­ veils were attached to cabbage f . father, the bride wore a full- neath a canopy of pink and Ann Gllha of Manchester to Mrs. Topllff is a 1963 gradu­ CHUCK yiQ length gown of white satin, de­ white flowers. Miss Ellen Frels Charles W. Grundman of Roch­ roses, and they carried cascade Kisdtik Film ate of Portland (Maine) High ester, N.Y., was solemnized Sat­ bouquets at deep pink roses. signed with empire waist, bat­ of Los Angeles waa organist. lb With Each Roll Developed School and is employed at eau neckline, elbow-length Escorted by her father, the urday ,morning at the Church Alan G. Grzyb at Manchest­ Travelers Insurance Co., Hart­ of the Assumption. er served as his brother’s best (Block itod Vndte and sleeves and A-llne skirt. Her bride wore a full-length gown of '' lllalor Prints) ford. Mr. Topllff attended How- shoulder-length veil of silk Il­ satin, designed with lace trim Lorinc photo The bride is the daughter of man. Ushers were Stanley dll Cheney Teehntoal School and Grzyb, at Manchester, cousin of lusion ■was arranged from a on the scoop neck and at the STEAKS MRS. DAVID EARL HUNT Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Gllha of 4 9 is serving >n the U.S. Navy as headbow, and she carried a cas­ wedst. and long sleeves. Her veil 460 Hlllstown Rd. The bride­ the bridegroom; and Paul A r­ a machinist mate 8.C. aboard L I G O E n 'S cade apray of white gladioli. of silk Illusion was arranged CAPITOL FARMS Miss Janet Elizabeth Chees-Her bouffant veil of Imported groom Is the son of Mr. and nold Of Feedmg Hills, Mass. the destroyer John W. Weeks, Air TH B PAHK a DB Miss Barbara Keefe, of from a caown of pearls, and man of Manchester and David illusion " was arranged ‘ from' a Mrs. Alfred Grundman of Roch­ Mrs. Shennlng wore a pehrl idatloned srt Norfolk, Va. ester. green chiffon dresa v, Adams, Maas., was maid of she carried a cascade bouquet 2 lb. $ 1 0 5 'Bari Hunt of Ostervllle, Mass., rose and lilies - of - the - valley of white roses and ivy. were united in marriage Satur- headpiece, and she carried a The Rev. Francis J. Mihalek Ing and white accessories. The honor. Miss Caroline Akin of ECONO Manchester, sister of the bride­ Miss NlcW Patrice Smiley of jday afternoon at Calvary Tem­ crescent bouquet of white roses, of the Church of the Assump­ bridegroom’s mother wore a FRANKFURTS BAG Naeellf ptioto Los Angeles, sister of the bride, ple, Hartford. ' tion performed the double ring turquoise linen dress with groom, was bridesmaid. pink feather carnations and MRS. HENRY STANLEY GRZYB was maid of honor. She wore a The bride Is the daughter of ceremony, Paul Chetelat was 'matching and white acces­ The bridal attendants, were HEAT 8 EAT COOKED baby’s breath. full-length gown fashioned with M r. and Mrs. George Innee sories. Both wore white par- dressed alike In spruce green Miss Margaret Ayton of Ivy- organist and soloist. , hls second year this fall at the royal blue sleeveless bodice and Oheesman of 53 'Cami^ield Rd. land, Pa., was maid of honor. Escorted by her father, the nation corsages. There’s a Short “Tall” satin gowns with mtot green ac University of Pennsylvania •Santa. They w ore spruce green (mpenhagen . . . blue skirt. She wore 5 The bridegroom is the son of She wore a full-length gown of bride wore a full-length gown A reception for about 300 was Dental School, where he Is a head^wB, and carried colonial I a headpiece of t\yo blue tulle the Rev. and Mrs. Earl B. Hunt rose pink satin peau de sole, of silk organza, designed with held at Sunset Ridge Clubhouse, to Marlow’s 59 East Hartford. For a plane trip member of Delta Sigma Delta, HADDOCK FILLET '^ 'of Ostervllle. fashioned with fitted bodice and portrait neckline trimmed with professional dental fraternity. The Rev. Mr. Hunt, father of A-llne skirt. She wore a match- re-embroldered alecon lace and to Bermuda Mrs. Grzyb wore a h. Travel Seniai 1 SHIRT STORY Jm STARKIST WHITE MEAT the bridegroom and pastor of ing headboW, and carried a seed _ pearls, bouffant eklrt deep rose Swiss linen suit, LOBSTER PRICE CHANOg; RCOISTEMD JCWELCR R E G .$ 0 Ostervllle Baptist Church, per­ crescent bouquet of pale pink trimmed with lace'and pearls white accessories and a white •"Ourf Is O n t o f H it CALLING ALL GIRLS — JUST ARRIVED formed the double ring cere­ Bridesmaids were Miss Ann f^jjd chapel train attached to corsage. The couple will live at PARIS (A P ) — For a time GLOBE QUALITY ^AMERICAN OEM SOCiClY there were different French (Chunks) mony. Carl 1.1 Gough of Hart- Taylor of Hartford and Miss cabbage roses at the back Drexel Hill, Pa., Sept. 8. Finost SoloeHoii for Mon, o f f i c i a l t DIAMONDS CANS A ford was orgahlst.iranlst. Mrs. WayheWay^e Barbara Meloy of West Hart- Mrs. Grzyb is a graduate of customs tax rates for Incondng TUNA FISH tho waistline. Her bouffant veil 905 MAIN STREET Yonn Mon and Soys! Snell of Mwchester w m solo- ford. Their pale pink gowns and Manchester Hlgn School, and shellfish: higher for cooked, 9 4 of silk illusion was arranged > 643-2165 MoncliMtor High, SINCE 1900 EHLER'S GRADE A ist. Bouquets o f white gladioli headbows matched the honor at- from a crown of silk organza, graduated In June with honors lower for raw. But scalded lob­ and dahlias decorated the altar. lendanVs and they carried crea- and she carried three white or­ from the Unlveraity pf Connecti­ ster wrecked the syetem. Aatborlsed ogeat ki M u - 0 Bent Catholic High, ’ Escorted by her father, the cent bouquest of rose pink feath- chids. cut. She Is a member of Delta Importers said their icalded ^ ^ ter for oU Alriinee,. Oxford .bride wore a full-length gown ered carnations, Miss M!ary-Jane Bogglnl of Zeta social aorority. Mr. Grzyb lobsters were raw even though aod Steoraohlp' of white sUk shantung, de- John Frykenburg of Gardner, lufton Down 4r. High School, Manchester was maid of honor. is a nraduato of Manchester they looked cooked. The cus­ a Lines. ' ’ COFFEE Signed with empire bodice ac- Mass., served as best man. Ush- She wore a full-length gown of High School and the University toms men now let all shellflih In oented with daisy appliques, | ers were U . Arthur Chessman In white, malM) lo l^ . CovMtry, maize linen, a headpiece of ma­ of OonneoUottt, Be will enter at the lower rote. A-llne skirt and

M ANCH ESTER EVENING H ERALD , M ANCH ESTER, CONN., M ON DAY, AUG UST 80, 1966 PAGE TUIRTEIM M ANCH ESTER EVENING HERALD , M ANCH ESTER, CONN., M ON DAY, AUG UST 30, 1068 'ntresher and Elizabeth B. Broylotio Puiilo Public Records ’Ihresher, property at 76 Bear- B Y R O U S O N OUR BOARDING HOUBB with M AJOR HOOPLE {Vacation Seen Ahead; Union Seeks Momint With Omar borough Rd. Carpenter Enthusiastic , r 5R 5?T WaErMtM Deeds Robert L. Morin and Nancy Mary iKlmond Pompel to D. Morin to Madeline Bldridge ACROM dlfUiUful Vote to End property At 43 Dudley Bt. t'TU unbtoofn 40 G o i n William Saimond, Salvatore dliunt---- * i l A m n k t l Congress Plans Little Ealmond, Joeeph Balmond, Bun­ Building Pernilte m kM l «ln*rrt Joseph D. Pure, sign at 819 Over $ealab Experiments I" ------t o a B O O k ^ l W * Ship Strike dle Balmond Tanguay, Pauline fwittd • ki The Houa» Agriculture Com­ Balmond Dlsabiilla, and Charles Main St., $280. • Bhootliifilur O O B ^bo nn ‘ (Otnttatie* train P tfe Oae) Arthur E. Geer, addition to mittee hopes to clear a sugar Balmond, property on Oak Bt. 11 Dom iM Ud bgr dTD iy NBW YORK (AP) - Uedera dwelling at 30 Hyde St., $800. LA JOLLA, Oallf. (AF) — T en f cylinder on the ocean floor l.OIXlatry to^ ^ om r and Ms partnJu, (^ b . lotm ) O lU neovu, M l ' on the laaub. Republlcuu bill this week. It would pre- Ralph R. Kurts to KurU yards from this Southern Call- Churns Oiinrad Jr., adding, II C u d fU DO b o u a o t o p of two maritime unlona any they Bros. Inc,, property off Ifeeiiey Raymond L. Hagenow, garage aquanauts finish setting up giln pUeo (laoU B|| nut up '.'a nptiited end lue- eerlbe quotaa for sugar Imports at 881 Woodland Bt., $900. fomia reaort, .They wore skin looks Uka asir mission wjll ba a 14 H « who om Ki JRJl nght" to prevent the and domestic sugar production. win recommend apeedy ratifica­ Bt., near Garden Grove. housekeeping today for their 49- llA a c lM t Iriih ISTalontodoM David W. Campbell, altera­ diving gear. aucoaas.” Carpentar, at Navy e n p t t a l Mlnerotao doptk 5 ^ peaetfe, the OOP lender A bill to finance the foreign tion of tha agreemant anding the Ralph R. KurU to William R. tion to dwelling at 8I Goodwin day endurance teat In Sealab 2, Using' underwater breathing commander. Is a vataran of aid program is scheduled for BUGGS BUNNY l I R o d o n t ST Coram nnlila Indlyidnala . coatly 7S-day ahipping atrlke In Hunnlford and Marilyn K. Hun- Bt., $280. 208 feet below the Pacific Ocean apparatus, tney later swam to a both apace and deep aea probas. U N t U o i u l MBuaalaa mMr 11 C o w afaUi "Maklnc e( the Preeldent, he approval by ths House Ap- rocket-shaped personnel trans­ Only one significant ohangt l l N a t l o ^ N D Iaeonitoitn Eant and Oulf Ooaat porta. niford, property on south side Harry P. Yorgenaen, altera­ surface. m t l i U r y DOWN l O g a l U l k n JOT "I told him there In going propiistlona Oommittee Thurs­ of right of way leading to Gar­ Then they'll swim out to help fer capsule 80 feet away to In­ has been mada In tha Saalab •cndom y (n b j rooovonr n ^ tion to dwelling at 81 Edmund (ab.) a. flRht — a iplrlte*W \ fT CAREmXV; t w o r o u g h l y I O O N N A g e t I THAT'S HARP / I KNEW > W E HAD AN tCE - CONVINCBP \ OOLP? y rSAY, BUT... ( m r JUST ) AfiE DOM IN'.' $180 million, "cannot ever be a b o u t TH' ( we GOT. ) YOUR 26 recovered.” WBATHiR? V OOMINT W E ' R E I N K 3R K N E W r r ; H 27 New Voters NEW YORK (AP)—The stock A PROTRACTED market «dged lower Irregularly The American Merchant axxep sL L / / \| 1 Are Registered Marine In.stitute, which repre­ CARNIVAL BY DICE TU RNER S" 91 early this afternoon as dead­ sents eight shipping lines that locked labor negotiations threat­ have been struck. reached Twenty-alx voters were en- a ened a possible steel strike by agreement Aug. 17 with a third tolled at the four-hour voUr- union, tha Marine Engineer Wednesday morning. maklng session Saturday, with Beneficial Association. s r 40 Gains and losses of key stocks The President told a news ten registering as Democrats, ranged from fractions to a point conference at his Texas ranch 42 nine as Republicans and seven or so. that "normal operation of the remaining unaffUlated. r The leading steel shares were Merchant Marine will now be 4^ U 49 40 50 In the first district, five regis­ lower but their losses were resumed.” \ tered as DemocraU, four as Re­ small. Some were trimmed or He added In a statement; "A 0-90 publicans and four remained un- erased later. firm basis has been laid . . . for s r Wall Street was undergoing e tw w MIA, I—■ TJA ilt. m. Nil afflllated; in the second district, resolving manning disputes re­ five were made Democrats, five considerable uncertainty and sulting from automation, with­ u u Republlcana and three were un- exerting caution In view of the out Interruption of operations." BY AL VERM EER . chance that 480,000 steelwork­ PR ISC ILLA’S POP afflllated. I The agreement provides for a SI b S The next voter-making ses­ ers, who.turn out 80 per cent of four-year, no-strike contract. It _ ^ THAT'S WHY A IR ^ sion will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. the nation's steel, might walk includes a 3.2 per cent increase » l out. The nation’s biggest steel rx \C CONDITIONERS W ERE ^Bept U in the registrars office in economic benefits, eliminates B Y J . B . producer. U.S. Steel, said It Is OUT OUR W AY El the town office building. contract Inequities between var­ in the process of shutting down ious seagoing unions, according Lowery Aboard Ship some of Its facilities to prepare to a union spokesman, and es­ Coast Guard Cadet Charles D. for a possible strike. tablishes greater Job seQurity In ■lowery HI, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cigarette stocks resumed addition to providing pension .Charles D. Lowery Jr., Forest their advance of last week. Mo­ guarantees. Rd., is participating in an an- tors turned mixed after rising at Capt. Lloyd W. Sheldon, presi­ - 2 9 ' hual two week cruise from the the start. dent of the Masters Union, and Coast Guard Academy In New The Associated Frees average William R. Steinberg, president London. The cruise began Aug. of 80 stocks at noon was off .1 of the Radio Association, said HEINZ KETCHUP 33 and will include training ex- at 333.0 with industrials off .7, their unions had “ won a good srclsea in the South Atlantic rails up .1 and utilities up .5. contract.” and port vlalts to Hamilton, Ber­ The Dow Jones Indu.strial av­ The strike had a crippling ef­ muda, Yorktown, Va., and Nar- erage at noon was off .94 at fect on other maritime em­ 2' 33< ragansett, R. I. 898.02. ployes, in addition to disrupting A' HI l<.- A Some of the' gold-mining Is­ cruise vacations of passengers. BONILBM CROCK •RAHR OMiOM OM IT. 4MI _ R S k . ^ TM tH-m » w. ' Manchester Evening Herald sues perked up. A 2-point loss A port agent for the National Coventry correspondent, F. Pau- by Eastman Kodak dampened Maritime Union, which repre CHUCK FULET ^ 7 9 ' CMIFORNU STEAK . 8 9 ' PORK'sBEANS 5 t r 4 9 ' BY KEN M USE Hoe UtUe, teU 142-628L the industrial average. sents 7,800 unlicensed seamen, EXTRA LBAM UAHR A U.S. Steel halved an early 1- said In Savannah, Ga.: "The polnt loss. strike hurt us badly.” GROUND ROmiD . 8 9 ' BONELESS CLUB STEAK .n« WAX PAPER ■W 'W ' Summons The cigarettes, helped la.st The agent, Ralph Turchlano, week by Wall Street recommen- noted that seamen faced six BONELESS SHORT CUT dation.s, gained modestly. months without pay this year m Steel Negotiators Owens - Coming - F7berglas including an earlier longshore /HUSS dipped % to 83% on a block of SHOUIDER STEAK RIB STEAK a problom, JuntliMl. It Moms unfair to break off men's strike. /(Ooatlimed from Page One) 32.800 shares. A shipping lines official esti­ with Wilfred when he’s broke— and there's no Prices were higher on balance mated it would take three to L i m m u t o t w h o n I m i a n ' t T IMwt ba done one furnace at a In moderate trading on the four months to straighten out i b 9 9 < time. American Stock Exchange. shipping schedules. U Corporate and U.S. Treasury The third step involves the T^e companies struck were MIDDLE COT FOR BRAIIDIC BBQ SAUCE bonds were mostly unchanged the United States Lines, Grace O R A m OKMM ^ n hearth, basic oxygen fur In light trading. Line, Farrell Lines, Lykes Bros CHUCK STEAK . 4 9 FLANKEN RIBS aaces and Bessemer converters. Steamship Co.. Moore-McOor n O O LD E R SOMKLBU TOP DISHWASH B E N C A S E Y Then the primary rolling mills mack Lines, the Gulf and South GRAND UNION American Steamship Co. LONDON BROa .9 9 ROUND 01 SntlOM ROAST and merchant mills that roll the Four Examined D o n u M B is r — PORK — VEAL AN U(6B Ulpy AS FDEEIgLet THEIR FAC». 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MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ PAGE FOURTEEN roubles for East Ivy League Grid Outlook THE Herald Angle Gopher Ball Plagues Braves s Browns Run Wild Cdmparable Season Loa Angeles . 76 67 .86S — I Ban Frsn. ... 71 66 .866 NE WYORK (AP)— !■'wss EARL YOST *wp»|j-sv 'W Barrett and safeties Dave Poe anclnnaU .. 72 67 .666 Is ' (3I«vel»nd’s National Foot- NEW YORK (AP) — gperta Editor MIlwaukM •• H ’?55 Ju and John Dockery outstanding. • |^>t)lill League champions When two-platoon football Princeton — Offense; Caj^ In Bid for National Pennalit PltUburgh •• J® '5J1 L w e been wrecking the Country Club Great to Be Back at Desk Philadelphia . 67 62 .619 6V4 was at its peak about 16 Paul Bavidge and Stas Mml- Bt. Loula .. .. 68 67 .492 10 Vest in preeeason play— MEMBEB-GCEBT years ago, Ivy League col­ Iszewskl, two of the East's top It’i great to be back to 18 Bissell St. and behind the Chicago ...... 6* II which means nothing but TOURNAMllNT rilnemen, are equally able as of­ NEW YORK (AP) — Houston ...... M 76 .428 19 Baturday leges enjoyed aome of their fensive guards and as tackle daak in the corner of the editorial room that has been The gopher ball is putting A1 Geiberger L trouble for the East when greatest auccessea since and linebacker on defense. Ron my workshop for near 21 years. Following a week s va­ New York ... 48 88 -MS 81% Low net—Nell Bmlley and the Milwaukee Braves in a Bunday’a ReaulU ^ , * the Browns open their title Tony Plepranponlo; Dick De- the days when the Big Landeck, No. 1 single wing tail­ cation, one is looking forward to a relaxing and re­ Ban Francisco 9, New York I l< defense next month. Martin and Dan DeMartln, 61; back, also Is a dsfenslve halt- hole. Gains First Three deserved that name. back standout. Oolman’s prob­ cuperating period. While officially the past week was a The Chicago Cuba orbit­ Philadelphia 18, Los Angales B ' “ with big Jim Brown playing R. Marshall and W. Marshall, Current Ivy league coaches, Pittsburgh 4, Houston 2 , eart-time — but producing the 62; Ken Ackerman and Ken lems are first deployment, then vacation, like the bus driver who enjoya riding the bus ed five homers Sunday for seeing their players In wHform development. •n his day off, I snjoysd _b«lng|— ------Major Event Chicago 10. Mllwaukat 2 Mine devastating resulU — and Johnson, 72. today for the first Ume since in compnny of •ome of th* a 10-2 victory over the Bt. Louis 10, Cincinnati 4 Mkle Dais Lindsay sparkling Low ixoee—Ron Smith end the end of the 1964 season, face Dartmouth — Offense; MIokev winning again aa a starter, and Today’a Game# S; defense, the Browns whipped Beard ^ top Ivy ^arterback 'MlU In th« «porU world dur- boasts a great low earned run fuurth-place Braves that Jim Deary, 65. tha same sort of problems as f th« vocation period. dropped them 2'/^ games AKRON, Ohio (AP) — No games scheduled ih«tr one-Ume nemesis, the De- GUEST BWEEPBTAIUCS their 1960 predecessors. They returnee and Gene Ryzewicz a E mark. Aa for the three Mets, American League tiolt Lions, 28-14 Sunday for a 4 Low groee—Joe Kristoff, 72. soph with good potential. Half­ Flrnt there was the pro foot­ still wearing New York uni­ off the National League A1 Geiberger didn’t need have to man two platoons with­ W. L. Pot. O.B. |.Jo exhibition record. Liow Net—Jack Kearns, 72- out enough experienced players. back Bob O’Brien and end Bob ball exhibition between Na­ forms. Jackson has been hot lead with their sixth con­ •ny peanut butter and It was me Browns’ elghm McLeod Jr., other standouts. In­ Minnesota ... 98 46 ,9M — I 7—65. Several of them have been tional League entrlee New and cold, mostly cold. Oannlx- Chicago ...... 76 66 .660 6H Istraight preseason vtctonr after terior line needs patching. De­ York and Plttsbiirgh at Yale secutive defeat. jelly sandwiches to capture SEUCGTED NINE HOLES platopntng, to the extent permit' Biro is perhaps the poorest all And the gopher ball has Cleveland ... 72 87 .668 9H L 'an opening loss to San Iirancls- fense: Oapt. Tom Clarke at end Bowl, with the final round of •round catcher in the N.L. and the 8100,000 American Claes A —Tom Prior, 28-2— ted by the rules and manpower, proved the Braves’ undoing In D etroit...... 72 68 .864 10 I 'M last year. Six of me Browns’ 36; Bid Lolka, 29-2—27. needs help. This probably Is key the Carling Golf Open on the Hunt, out with injuries most of Golf Classic Sunday. But L"victims have been from me for a couple of years. They have to Indians’ success. second day achedule and then a all six games. During that Baltimore ... 70 87 .861 lOV4 Class B—Nell Smiley, 31-6— aome Idea of their players’ capa­ the campaign, only recently re­ stretch the opposition has he took them along and New York ... 66 86 .496 17’A ' •‘«iKed Western Division. This Cornell—Offense: Coach Tom luncheon date with Eddie joined the forces. It’s hardly 36; George Tully, 34-7—27; bilities, even without the benefit scored 31 runs 23 coming on ate, anyway. Los Angeles . 60 70 .488 22'A year ^ John Karezes, 83-6— 27; Mac of spring practice. Now they’ll Harp switched to Wlng-T forma­ Shore, hockey's all-time great likely the Twins would be rid­ Inrictory over the Qjllege All defenseman, now owner of the 12 homers. Geiberger took a five-stroke Washington . 68 73 .448 241/4 LaFrancis, S2-5—^27; Paul BaVl- have to decide how to use those tion last year and platooned ex­ ing as high now as they are if The Dodgers, meanwhile, held lead into the final round and Boston ...... 49 83 .871 34 (ers, then to] ;>ed the 49ers and tensively. Marty Sponaugle and Springfield Indians in the the trade msteriallied. 08 Angeles ; ams before tara- ileper, 82-6—27. stars who could be top men on on to their l',,-gaiiie lead although he shot a two-over-par Kansas City . 46 82 .866 16 { Olaee C—A1 Mannella, 88- either platoon. Bill Wilson head an experienced American Lieague. • * • despite a 13-3 clubbing by Phila­ 38.87—72 no one offered a chal­ Sunday’s Results (Jig the Lilona at Detroit. Harvard Coach John Yov- backfleld tmt Jayvec grads must Time was also found to delphia as the chasers continued Brown scored two of me three S—^26; Dan Morllne, 84-5—28; spruce up the household, plus Herr 'n There lenge as the thin man won his Cleveland 3, Minnesota 1 Merle Whiston. 33-7—26. Icsln put It this way: bolster line. Defense; AU-Ivy to hop up and down the stand­ Cleveland touchdowns In me Phil Ratner and Dave Hanlon several hours of tennis, my Notching win No. IS this first major tournament and Detroit 2, Los Angeles 1 Low gross—Ron Smith, Tom "In the last several seasons, season didn't come easy for ings. pocketed the top prize of $20,000. New York 4, Kansas O ty I iflrst half, on e' on a 43-yard top a good line but safety Jim favorite summer sport, as well Willie Mays hit a league burst, before calling It a day. Prior, 70. we’ve attempted to make maxi­ as a little par three golf. Manchester's Tom Kelley with Oeilierger, 6-foot-2H, Washington 6, Baltimore 4, 12 Blind bogey—Ray Evelhoch, Doherty la only experienced de­ record 17lh homer in one month ■ Undssy, a linebacker from mum use of the best players on fensive bock. Oomell has to de­ Vacations and periods of ab­ Portland In the Pacific Coast hq has dropped to 156 pounds. innings our squad and tried to develop as San Francisco belted the The winds which buffeted the I. Western Kentucky who was me 78. velop fast because It play* sence from the regular routine League. However, after several New York Mets R-3 and moved Chicago 8-3, Boston 2-2, 1st PRO SWEEPSTAKES two units capable of playing attempts, the ftreballing right­ Firestone course during the first game 14 innings ‘club’s No. 7 draft choice, came Princeton find Harvard In It* are always good, but on the into second place. Cincinnati up with two key pass Intercep- Low gross—Ron 6mim, 70; both offense and defense. But first two I ^ games. other hand, I have never found hander gained the so-called three rounds failed to ruffle him Today’s Games we think most of the other dropped to third, one percent­ aa he finished the 72 holes at an I ,ttons, the second setting up me Stan Hlllnskl, 71. It a chore to get back into the "unlucky" win total and laat age point behind the Giants and Detroit (Aguirre 12-9) at Min­ Low not—John Karszes, 79- teams will be playing platoon The others: Columbia haa a Friday night, S4 hours after even par 280. nesota (Kaat 13-10), night ' ’’ clinching fourth-quarter score. good offensive line but wUl miss swing of things. In fact, I en­ IVi games back of the Dodgers, The Dallas Cowboys loomed 12—67; Merle Whiston, 82-14 football and we want to do It joy immensely my everyday as­ being notified by the parent after a 10-4 loss to St. Louis. Bobby Nichols, second to Gei­ aeveland .(Slebert 18-6) at too.” Archie Roberts sadly. Yale, Cleveland Indians that he Kansas Oty (Hunter 8-4), night the major threat to the 68. with new conch Carmen Cozza, signments. Rarely are there The streaking Pittsburgh Pi­ berger as the final round ■’’Browns In the spotty Eastern would rejoin the club ahortly, New York (Cullen 2-2) at Los Harvard is one of four teams has a big Job patching up a two days alike in months, rates climbed back to within 4^ opened, had' a 38-40—76 and a ^Division after stalling Green expected to make the race for recorded victory No. 14. The 389 total to drop Into a fifth Angeles (Brunet 8-8), night Ellington Ridge weakness through the middle. which makes for an interesting of the top by downing Houston 4- Bay 21-12 Saturday night for the Ivy title. In their spring poll, profession. lateat triumph waa another 2 for their eighth victory in nine ^ c e tie with Jotany Pott, Tony Only games scheduled. HORN(UNG) OF PLENTT—^The apparent return Halfbacks and ends best. maaterpiece. Just aa the 13th their first victory ever against MEDAL PLAY the Ivy information directors e • e games. ma and Jack Rule Jr. the slacked Packers. The (k)w- Saturday to form of the Green Bay Packers’ Paul Hornung Brown has a fine quarterback waa, a shutout. Kelley scatter­ • • • picked Harvard and Dartmouth ... a ^ o SAM Arnold Palmer opened the w boys, beaten In their first two Class A — Willie CMekslnsld, in Bob HtUl and some good of­ Off the Cuff ed four hita, fanned 13 In turn­ day one stroke behind Nichols. Yogi Berra, now first base aa co-champions with defending as an all-around player is the talk of professional CUB8-BRAVES— , starts, limited the Green Bay champion Princeton and Cornell fensive support for him. Penn’s Oftentimes basflbafl trades ing back Seattle. 7-0. The Silk He shot a 86-34—70 and 284 and coach with the New York Mets, 76-6—72. football. Billy Williams started the MELB. './■attack — which had averaged Class B — Harry Weinstein, close behind. new coach. Bob Odell, switched that are contemplated, but nev­ Towners' last two decisions Cubs’ homer as.sault In the third he blrdled the final hole to finish lilt 858 home runs with the New from the traditional single wing er executed, turn out best. For have been whitewashings for se^cond Md "add Yankees. His career bat- y ll.b points per ga,me In two vic­ 86-13—78. m neeton Coach Dick Oolman, inning, Santo hit a two-run shot tories — to four field goals. Class C—Jim Throw, 109-81 knowing he’ll be a target after In capsule form, here’s how Cluskey, Wally Grant and Bob­ to the T. Has 24 lettermen from example, take the case of the a sea.son log of 14-3. . Chvners In the sixth and Banks followed A T i - l i a D bankroll. ting average was .586. a non-winning team. Including of the Glastonbury Hills Coun­ Elsewhere In the NFL Satur- —78. an undefeated 1964 season. Is un­ the contenders shape up less by Leo. Only three lettermen In Minnesota Twins, currently set­ with his first. Banks hit a three- •—day, Minnesota held off Wash­ Low gross — WUlle Oleksln- than four weeks before the the tentative offensive line with Bruce Molloy and Barry Ell- ting a red-hot pace en route to try Club, tbs eourss now under derstandably leary of making run homer in the eighth No. ington 2 0 -16, extending Its uq?, skl, 77. predictions. He'll only promise opening games: center and guard the trouble man; five lettermen at tackle. the American League pennant. construction on the former Vil­ 399 of his career - before Santo Could make trouble but proba­ la Maria property, include TO beaten exhlblUon streak to nine Kickers — BUI Warmlngton, a team strong enough to give Harvard — Offense: strong In spots. Defense; solid except tor Ihiring the Hot Stove League wrapped it up with a ninth in­ Tt-iB TiViM S I fgames; BalUmore riddled Pitts- 88-16—72; Pete Teets, 88-13— the others a good scrap. the backfleld with John Mc- comerbacks. Linebacker Bob bly won’t make much progress. season>-the span of time be­ Alexander Penny of Manches­ ning solo. With that support, Bill Championship Tuiosome A W iN N B / Z . •jurgh 8 8 -1 0 ; Chicago, paced by 75; Ed Dymon, 8 4 -9 — 76; tween the end of the 1964 cam­ ter as well as former Connec­ Faul had it easy as he brought U.S. and Australia ticut congressman, Ed May. rookie Gayle Sayers, downed Championship golfing: family at the Ellington Frank Sheldon, 89-14 — 75; paign and the start of the 1965 his record to 4-S by scattering I /)S Angeles 2 8 -1 4 and Philadel­ PYed Meurant, 79-4—76. play—the Twins’ front office The 36-36—72 course will cover •even Milwaukee hits. Ridge Country Club is the Knapps. Several weeks Hopes High, Low in Grid Camps Hackney^ Smith Defend Laurels 6,520 yards. Roger ^ rrett, phia overpowered the New York WOMEN’S MEDAL PLAY and New York Met officials PHILS-DODOERS— Q. I ;^lonU 8 4 -1 3 . ago, Jeri Knapp (»pped the Women’s Club title. Bertha Kunzll, 97-22—76; apent considerable time, and greenakeeper at the Manches­ The Phillies blasted five Back to defend their title, th*^ The local duo won the title ter Country Club, haa aigned In Doubles Finals . The New York Jets blanked Last weekend, the man of the house. Gay Knapp, ElUe Chalne, 110-34—76. last year after a playoff with money, chscusBing what would Dodger pitchers starting with Boston 17-0 despite a sub-par Kickers — Dora Kellner, 92- Manchester Country Club team to aerve in a like capacity at Claude Osteen, 11-13, for four matched hia wife’s conquest by gaining the covet­ of Pro Alex Hackney and ama­ Stan Staszowskl and Howard have been a major deal for both the Olaatonbury club. . Stock passing performance by prize 16—76. New England Squads cluba. Hie Twins, anxfoua to re­ homers and three triples as Ri­ ed Men’s Club Championship with a 54-hole score CLUB OHA3fPION8HIP teur Rqn (Red) Smith traveled Buckley of Green Woods. car ract driver Gene White BRCK3KLINE, Mass. (AP)—Roy Emerson and Fred I r o o k ie Joe Namath; San Diego Smith recently set a new reo- gain aome atatua after folding chie Allen collected one of Busy Day Afield for Ron Hansen " whipped Oakland 46-17; Kansas of 79-76-78— 233, three strokes less than Sher Fer­ Gay Knapp, 79-76-78—288; to the Torrington Country Club waa Injured in competition laat each. Alex John.son, who wound Stolle met Frank Froehling and Charley Pasarell today today for the Connecticut PGA ord at Manchester, moving over In the atretch drive a year ago. Friday night at Stafford ■ City surprised Buffalo 18-16 and guson posted. The Knapp twin triuniph marked Sher Ferguson, 77-83-76—236. offered the Meta catcher Dari up with four hits, Pat Corrales in the first U.S.-Australia final for the National Dou­ -u Houston bombed Denver 28-8 In First Flight — Eric Kellner. Prepping for Season Pro-Amateur Ohamplonshtpe. the fairways In 63 strokes. Springs. White is the deah of and Bobby Wine also homered the first time a husband and wife won club titles Battey, centerfielder Jimmie Mancheater pilots, having bles Tennis Championship in six years. American Football League ac- 151-20—139; Ed Dymon, 166-18— Hall, pitcher Jim Perry and while Dick Stuart and Tony I _tion Saturday. in the same season. (Herald Photo by Satemis.) 148. atarted years ago at the Cher­ Taylor Joined the triple hitters. Australians Emerson andt------BOSTON (A P )— Football activity on New England either second baseman Bemie ry Part Speedway. . Don Stolle fought their way into the Third Flight — Jerry Nathan, Allen or third baseman Rich Ray Culp, 9-9, checked the WSox on Move The key play came In the 10th college football fields wings into high gear with teams Berger of Rockville, district 202-62—160; Jim Johnston, 182- Dodgers on five hits. final Sunday by striking down game of the fourth set when RolUna. In return, the Twins Little League baseball eom- the No. 1 seeded American Football Death 30—162. launching pre-season practice in preparation for the MANCHESTER A GIANT8-MKTS— __ .'White Sox may have for over-^less string at 21 innings and Riessen and Graebner had Em­ A Would receive the battery of A1 miaaioner. waa among the hap­ NEW YORK (AP) team, Cla'rk Graebner of Beach- Low gross — Sher Ferguson, 1965 campaign. ^ Jackson, the Mete’ No. 1 pitch­ piest fans in Williamsport, Pa., Mays broke Ralph Kiner’s hauling Minnesota. 'They, went on to defeat the Athletics wood, Ohio, and Marty Riessen erson at set point. The 28-year- Moriarty’s Win, 2-0 Ernie Heath, 76. Ron Hansen had 29 old Emerson came through with Toll Hits Five As usual, hopes are high In League title last year. Is rated er, and catcher Chria Ccinnia- last Saturday afternoon when record for most homers in one anyone else, were given virtual­ behind home runs by Elston of Evanston. 111., before more SELECTED NINE HOLES a good bet to Improve Its 6-3 month, and moved to within one chances. The Chicago ly no chance two weeks ago. Howard and Jake Gibbs. A1 a brilliant forehand to save the some camps, low In others. saro, plus Ron Hunt, the Na­ Windsor Looks won the 1965 than 6,000 persons. Class A — Ed Dymon, 38-6— Some area colleges look to this record, but needs help In the tional L«ague’a All-Star second Little League World’s Cham­ of Rudy York’s major league White Sox will settle for But since Aug. 13 Chicago haa Downing, now 11-12, allowed point and the Australians went I ’f'" The deam of a 17-year-old 28; Gene KeUy, 83-6—28; Paul PONY FOOTBALL mark, when he hit a three-run won IS games and lost only four Just live hita and struck out 12. In the women’s finals, defend­ on to win. high school player In San Anto- fan as a rebuilding period. And line. haseman. After two days of pionship. one. ing champions Billie Jean Mof- Start Playoff Tonight Groobert, 82-4—^28. there Isn’t one, naturally, who At Boston College, Coach Jim trade talk, the Mets, through shot that climaxed the Giants’ Hansen, Chicago’s busy short­ while the Twins have been 9-8. Froehling and Psarell, after a *• nlo, Tex., has raised the toll of Class B — Jim Johnston, 83- REBISTRATION five-run outburst in the third fitt and Karen Hantze Snsman tight opening set, made few "fbotball fatalities to five in the doesn’t wish for at least one Miller has 20 returnees, but spokesman George Weles, stop, set a major league record As a result the White Sox have s e n a t o k H-o r io l e s — 8—26. faces a major task to fill holes End of thr Line inning. The homer also was stormed from fifth place, 11',4 today faced Nancy Richey and mistakes from then on and won past four days. player, such as a hard-hit­ turned thumbc down on the with his chances while helping The Senators downed Balti­ Carole Caldwell Graebner on 'Tuning up for the start of the Hartford Twilight Class C — Larry Scranton, 86- ting fullback, a fancy passing left by the departure of six Following three unimpres- Mays’ 41st of the season and No. the White Sox Improve theirs in games out, to second, 6>/4 out. easily. Cruz Medellin, who collapsed proposed transaction. What a sivs prs-season exhibition 494 of his career, moving him more for the sixth straight time, the Longwood Cricket Club’s League playoff finals, starting tonight, Moriarty’s con­ 9—28. quarterback or an agile 250- starters in the line. A plus fac­ break it was for the Twins that the American League peimant In other games Sunday De­ Miss Moffltt, 21, of Long £ after a tackling drill last Friday Kickers — Sam MlUlken, 86- WEDNESDAY-SEPTEKBER1 games, it looms as another ahead of Lou Gehrig into fifth troit edged Los Angeles 2-1, scoring the winning run in the grass courts. Beach, Calif., and Mrs. Susman, ■ at Lanier High School, died Sun- tinued their exhibition play last Saturday by edging pound tackle. tor for the Eagles Is that 0 U race. the New York general man- long sesMon for the New York place on the all time list. 12th when Brooks Robinson Froheltng, 28, of Miami, Fla., 6—80; Charles Chisholm, 84-4— they’re loaded with outstanding The White Sox swept a pair of Washington nipped B^timore 5- 22, of St. Louis eliminated Vir­ ' day in a San Antonio hospital. A the Rockville American Legion at Mt. Nebo, 2-0. To­ 80; WiU Kuhnly, 89-9—80; Larry 'Vermont, Massachusetts and Sger said no. Hall has been one Giants, a club that tumbled threw wildly on Ken Hamlin’s and Pasarell, 21, of Santurce, ginia Wade, 19, and Nell Tru­ '"blood vessel had ruptured at the quarterbacks. of the top hitters and run pro­ CARDS-REDS— 3-2 games from Boston Sunday 4 in 12 innings and New York night the Gas Housers, regular^, Chalne, 94-14— 80; Werner Kun- Northeastern got the Jump on WEST SIDE OVAL from Aral to last place In the single. Washington had tied it 4- Puerto Rico, defeated Gene man, 20, the British Wlghtman '"base of the youngster’s brain. lOH benefit that gained the pool rivals by hitting the practice In Worcester, Holy O oss ■will ducers in the loop. Battey has The Cardinals got the Job and moved to within 6',4 games halted Kansas City’s four-game season champions, step out zU, 93-16—78; Don Rathbcne, 96- National League's Eastern done against the Reds with two winning streak 4-8. 4 in the sixth on a walk to Jim Scott of St. James, N.Y., and Cup winners, 8-4, 6-2. Neither T A college sophomore and fund about $36. grind last week. They wiU be look a little different despite 26 staged a great comeback and Conference standings last sea­ of league-leading Minnesota, • • • King and Woodie Held’s triple. Arthur Ashe of Richmond, Va. against 'Valeo at Dillon Stadi­ 18—78; Ed Mattls, 96-18—78. lettermen back from the 1964 6:30 to t P.M. surges. Dick Groat keyed a five- which lost to Cleveland 3-1. winners lost her serve. three schoolboys died during Pitching dominated the chilly Joined by all other New now ranks aa the top receiver son. . Jeff Koelach motored to * * • 13-11, 6-1 6-4 to gain the final Finalist Froehling and hts fa­ "practice sessions Thursday and um at 6:30 In the first of a WOMEN’S SELECTED NINE squad which had a 5-5 record. In the A.L. Perry has regained run outburst against Sammy Hansen had a total of 18 as­ INDIANS-TWINB— best of three-gam« set for late afternoon contest, Paul Za- Class A — Jan Harrigan, 40- England coUeges by this Williamsport last Saturday for Ellis, 17-8, with a two-run single TIGERS-ANGELS— against Emerson and Stolle. ther, Frank Froehling Jr., 48, ■'Friday. remba going the dirtance for Wednesday. For the first time since World his touch and is one o f the un­ sists and putouts in the 14-lnning Rookie pitcher Steve Hargan playoff laurels. 9—31. War Coach Eddie Anderson the Littia Lisagus World Series in the second inning and Julian The Aussles stopped Graebner won the father and son title for The death of John C. Devlin, the winners, allo'wlng but three n. sung heroes In the Twin east. finals.^ opener and 10 in the second halted repeated Minnesota Ray Oyler’s seventh-inning While Manager Gene John­ Class B — Vera Honnon, 49- Northeastern has been in will be missing. Anderson re­ Javier stroked a two-run single game, erasing the old record for threats In the first six innings. homer brought Detroit's four- and RIssen and preserved their the fourth time, beating Leslie ** J9-year-old fullback at South hits, fanning nine and walking training for a week. Vermont in a four-run fifth. Ray Sadecki, unbeaten record on American Fltzglbbon and his son Herbie, son wasn’t sure who his start­ 14—36; Sally Brand, 46-18—38. tired and was succeeded by a shortstop in a doubleheader of The Twins got 10 runners In game losing streak to an end ’’Carolina State College, Orange­ ing pitcher would be against three. Hard luck plagued Rock- launched drills Thursday. Mas­ G a 20-game winner for St. Louis grass this season In a 1 hour, 43- Garden City, N.Y., 6-1, 6-3. burg, S.C., was attributed to sun- vlUe starter Skip Olander, who former Crusader star Mel Maa- G 26 established by Arky Vaughan scoring posiUon in that Ume, and extended Fred Newman’s Valeo, he saM Pat Mlstretta sachusetts, Yankee Conference Laskau Grooms Son for Walk Titl^ last season, won his fourth minute match, 6-4, 7-6, 6-4, 7-6. The Senior Women’s Doubles ’“ stroke. Heat prostration also was touched for only two hits succo. of Pittsburgh in 1940. but only one — Zoilo Versalles losing string to six. Newman Championship went to Mrs. was the likely choice with south­ champion the past two yeans, Dartmouth will launch Its against 11 losses. His first-game total also Ued — made it home. Fred Whitfield forced In a first-inning run by Emerson and Stolle have won claimed David Toynbee, 15, of over five innings, gl-vlng way bo Hartford L oser opened camp Friday and even PIRATE8-A8TROS— four straight doubles tourna­ Charlotte Lee of Short Hills, '^[.'Atlanta, after a Forest Park paw Pete Sala set to go against 84th football season ■with <3oach TEL AVTV, Israel (A P)—<^2.6 seconds slowsr than the the AL mark for an extra-inning drove In two Cleveland runs hitting Willie Horton with the Gene Reilly. Norm Newfleld is Jim Martello in the sixth Inning. got in a contact session during Willie Stargell drove in the ments and 25 matches in a rpw. N.J., and Kay Hubbell of Con­ ■ High School scrimmage in 108- The Gas Housers Jumped on Bob Blackman disturbed about HAVE YOU BEEN CAUGHT UKE THIS Henry Laakau haa called It Games’ record he set In 1963. game shared by four other play­ with a lacrifice fly and a single. bases loaded, and Los Angeles way, N.H., who beat Mrs. Lu­ expected to get the nod to hurl In Providence the weekend. the Indians’ inner defense. Pirates’ first two runs with a ers. • • • tied it in the second on singles ’The raw, windy day. with a degree temperature. the UConn freshman hurler In quits again at 48 after collect­ "Next time my son Howard, triple and a single before Bill cille Davidson of Lee’s Summit, tonight against the Gas Hous­ Many schools have scheduled Blackman hopes he can build a ’The double victory certainly YANKS-A’a— by Bobby Knoop, Bob Rodgers driving rain during the last b Art WlUls, 17, of Las Cruces, the first Inning, Hal Lewis lead­ BECAUSE OF PREVIOUS BAD CREDIT, ing hia fourth World Maccabiah who la 14 and a runner, will Mazeroski singled and Jim Pa- match, didn't seem to bother Mo., and Mrs. Doris Poppls of I ers. Charleston gralbhed so(e poe- meetings with football writers sturdier defense to go with his enhanced whatever chance the New York anapped ita aoore- and Paul Schaal. N.M., High School, got up after ing off with a clean single to gold medal in 16 ysara. come over to cdn^Mte instead of gliaront doubled in the sixth in­ either team. Des Moines, Iowa, 6-2, 6-3. Games are listed Monday and seeaion of first place In the and photographers Tuesday be­ all-out offense, one of the na­ TOUGH LUCK. REPOSSESSIONS, "This is it," said the wiry being tackled In a drill and center. Olander got Bob Fago fore getting down to serious me," said the three-time Olyin- ning and broke a 2-2 tie. Wilbur Davis CMppers Riessen, 23, Miss Richey of Dallas, Tex., Tuesday night, and Wednesday, on a infield roller, but Bob Clarl- western (Hvlsion of the Conti­ tion’s tops a year ago. veteran from Mtneola, N.Y., af­ pian. 'T came out of retlremeht Wood, working in relief of Bob and Graebner, 21, played their and Mrs. Graebner, Clark started back to the huddle but business the next day. Boston Carmen Cozza inherited a few BANKRUPTCY. ETC.7 ^ collapsed and was dead on ar­ if necessary. In the event of son picked one out and doubled nental Football League In ■week­ ter winning the 3,000 meters to compete here again because Friend, won his first while Don beat match together in three Graebner’s wife, entered the rain, or a tie tonight, a twin- end action while Philadelphia University Coach Warren problems In his debut as coach walk Sunday In 13:47.6, only Nottebart, 4-12, lost it. rival at a Las Cruces hospital. down the leftfield line, bringing Schmakel plans to greet his my heart is In larael." years. finals Saturday. bill Would be slated Tuesday In Lewis. Moriarty’s did not get and Toronto remained dead­ at Yale. Named to succeed Single^ Walk and Three Wild P itches Edgar R. Fouts, 15, died at a charges at Nickerson Field In John Pont, who went to Indi­ —(Bloux City hospital from head night. The playoffs must end anothee hit. locked for the ^ spot In the Wednesday night. east. Weston and then lead them to ana, Cozza has lettermen back, Injuries suffered In tackling The weals took advantage of a training camp at Peter­ but needs to fill holes In the In Same Inning but RSox Can^t Score practice at West Monona ^Hlgh Making both hits count, Mor­ some loose defense and wild­ Charleston boosted Its record Pound for Pound One of Best iarty’s beat Rockville In on to 3-0 by defeating Richmond borough, N.H, middle of the line and also is School, Oonawa, Iowa. ness to add some Insurance In looking for a top quarterback. OHICA(50 (AP)—Mix a sin-«'«vmen advanced on another wlld't> Russ Nixon threw wild Into the third. Lewis walked and 33-17. Training tables for other centerfield and Berry scored. headed for second on the next The east leaders also had 3-0 squads will be on the campus. At Brown, co - captain and gle, a walk and three wild pitch. Still no outs. quarterback Bob Hall leads 17 ^tches in the same Inning. The Tony Conlgliaro boomed a pitch. Rockville catcher CJurt marks after Toronto downed Hopes are high at Harvard, Felix Mantilla hit a grounder Paul Waner Succumbs at 62, where COach John Yo'vicsln, re­ lettermen scheduled to check In result? Nothing. to Don Buford who cut Maizone triple to right center in the Zahner overthrew the bag, Lew­ Newark 63-35 and Philadelphia ATTENTION sixth inning of the opener to is taking third. He scored when edged Fort Wayne 14-10, covered from open heart sur­ with O a ch John McLaughry. ’The Red Sox -added this rath­ down at the plate. Conlgliaro The Bruins Immediate hunt Is score ’ThomM. Olender uncorked a 'wild pitch. In other games, Rhode Island gery, will greet 16 lettermen er remarkable exercise In fu­ was held at second, but he and Hall'uf Famer Longtime Star among 100 candidates. Har­ for help at center, the tackles tility to their long list of this Mantilla advanced on the third ) In the second Inning of the Joe' (3arbrous accounted for defeated Hartford 19-7 and Nor­ Pro Charts Rockville’s longest hit, a dou­ folk downed Wheeling 13-7. vard, runnerup f o r the I'vy and In the defensive backfleld. season’s lost opportunities as wild pitch. A nightcap, Tony Horton and Rico SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — -BY miRRAV OU33WAAN they dropped a pair of 3-2 Petrocelll lofted solo home runs ble. Martello and Jim Needham Quarterback Don Miller Lee Thomas Igced a grounder Paul (Big Poison) Waner, mem­ passed and ran Charleeton to games Sunday to the Chicago to Tom McCraw, who scooped Horton for his fourth and Petro- were the other ■visitors hitting DUCK PIN BOWLERS ber of baseball’s Hall of Fame safely against Zarqmba. rictory after Richmond, which White Sox. celll for his 18th of the season. it up and got Conlgliaro trying and pound for jjound one of the has an 0-3 record, took a 14-0 Parilli in Mid-Season Form It came at the end of a long , to score. Carl Yastrzemskl greatest players in the history lead in the first quarter. day. The Red Sox hung on for 'Boston ended the agony by grounding of the game. Is dead at 62. Defensive heilfback Sherman LEAGUES 14 Innings in the opener before out. Waner, nicknamed Big Poison ANDOVER, Mass. (AP)—The^’flrst half when Parilli waa at BASEBALL HEROES Ross ran 90 yards ■with an in­ helm and other Boston regulars watching the winning run come I The Red Sox made only one because at 163 he weighed three Boston Patriots looked today to NOW FORMING In on a SMrifioa fly. Major League pounds more than his brother, tercepted pass that gave Phila­ saw action. I error all day, In the first RATTING—Ron Santo, Cuba, delphia Its victory and dropped the season opener two weeks 'Then, In the eighth inning of Lloyd (Little Poison), died at Parilli, who left after the half, I game and it allowed for the hammered two homers and add­ Ftort Wayne, 2-1, Into a sec­ away with a key veteran al­ the nightcap, trailing 8-2, Frank margin of victory. In the third = L e a d e r f = his home here Sunday. He had com plete 12 of 19 passes for been in falling health for sever­ ed two elnglee for 4-for-4 per­ ond place tie with Hartford tn ready In mldseason form. 119 yards. Namath, the Jets’ 3 Maizone singled and went to Inning, witjt Ken Berry on third National League DEFENSE the west. 3 al years and underwent surgery OFFfUNSE f formance, leading Chicago to celebrated $400,000 rookie, hit second on a wild pitch. Tony base, McCraw headed down for Batting (326 at bats)—Clemen­ Dan Henning threw well to Quarterback Babe Parilli led Conlgliaro walked and both second on the steal. last March, but cauae of death REOEIVEHS Best the Pa­ DEFENSIVE LINE—Coach 10-2 victory over Milwaukee Ws teammates back to the on only 5 out of IS for 86 yards te, Pittsburgh, .340; Aaron, Mil­ triots have ever had. Besldee give Norfolk, 1-2, a 13-0 lead GLASTONBURY waukee, and Mays, San Fran­ waa not announced. Mike Holovak that handed fourth-place Bravea practice field after completely and had one toss intercepted. old reliables like Glno Cappel- their elxtli straight loss. that held up against Wheeling, cisco, .324. The Waner brothers played outshining the costly New York Jim Nance, the Pats’ rookie with the Pittsburgh Pirates for lettl, Jim Oolclough, who nave retired Jess Richardson. PITCHING—Ra,y Culp, Phll- 0-3, in an eastern division game. Jets’ signal-caller, Joe Namath, fullback from Syracuse, helped Runs batted in—Johnson, Cin­ many years and formed one of the nrnves, If not the speed, .louston Antwlne needs no help Ileo, cheeked l^atlonnl League 'Tom Kennedy completed 26 of the ground game with 36 yards cinnati, 102; Banks, (Chicago, in Saturday’s exhibition. the moat famous brother com­ Pats now show off fleet Art Gra- at other Inside spoj.; Larry El- lending Los Angeles Dodgers on 37 passes for 321 yards in lead­ Despite loelng 17-0 In the con­ In 9 carries for a 4-yard aver­ and Stargell, Pittsburgh, 91. binations In baseball, atarring ' bam highly touted rookie Jim senhauer, Bob Dee are good five hills In Philadelphia’s 18-8 ing Rhode Island, 1-2, to Its up­ age, to coiftlnue his good run- Need back-tO'School Hita — Rose, Oncinnati, 171; test at Norfolk, Va., the Pats both afield and at the plate. Whalen. Have worked Ron Bur­ pas.s rushers at the ends. If Jim Victory. set over Hartford, 1-2. outplayed the Jets during the nlng. BOWL Williams, ChlcA'go,' 166. Poupd lor pound, Paul was ton as flanker, too. Whalen’s so Hunt caught fire, the fourth Job Doubles — Williams, Chicago, the grbateat,’’ aald his elope ’■ good, with fine size, there’s would be hlB. Otherwise, look for 0 money? 36; Rose, Cincinnati, 31. friend, Helnle Manush, also.'a procession of rookies. 0 speculation he’ll play tight end: 1S1 Griswold St., Glastonbury ’Triples — Callison, Philadel­ Hall of Famer. "I knew him BATINO — very good. RA'nNO — fair. f i c t s a H r e phia, 16; Clemente, Pittsburgh, slnc^ 1927. What a great gUy ha “ OFnCNSmE UNE — For UNEBAOKERR—The gllte Of FLCTOHER RLASS CO. OF MANCHESTER 141 some reason they can’t find a the Patriot defense. Besides FOR A DAY, WUK...OR LONGER Shofyer*B Lnna Home 'rims—Mays, San Fran­ Waner was also an out­ right tackle. Well satisfied with standing golfer and won tha Na­ ability, Nick Buonlcontl In mid­ cisco, 41, McCovey San Fran­ Don Oakes at left tackle, dle and Tommy Addison on left A little learning goee a long cisco 32. tional BasabaU Players' Golf . guards Charley Long and Billy A 1f*S CcM* from **When You Think of Gla$$f 16494521 Caiamplonthlp In 1988, beating side provide Inspired leadership. Have you found aU the friendly baiGcers’ hewta M fold iis , Pitching (12 decisions)—Kcni- Neighbors (my be best set In Nick’s the best tn the AFL. Morioity BretlMn Think of Fletcher^ way. but a little money fax Los Angelas, 21-6, .776; Babe Ruth In the finals. kAFL) and Jon Morris, who RENT your inothor-ln-Uw’s U ssf Have all tho yes men aald NO! After he retired from base­ Jackie Rudolph made fine come­ ARCfilE LaROCHELLB doean’t go far at an. I f you Nuxhall, (Oncinnati, l0-8, .769, made all-league as a rookie. But back in ’64 to regain hia poet on No! No! 7 Have you been treated like a akunk at a lawn paryT ball, Paul setUed In Sarasota I', unless a rookie like Tom Neville Boinehow have you gotten the Impression yoo'ro dead but Co-Owner need more m o n ^ for your Strikeouts — Koufax, Loa An­ and hts golfing partner was the right side. Lonnie Farmer 54 McKEE STREET geles, 608; Gibson, It. Loula, dr Justin C ^ ale develops, can relieve. BATING — ’very lust not embalmed yetT Well . . . If your cheeks show a Uttls youniatera’ back-to-achool Manush, a former star with color and ypur.tkit can cluteh a llttlo green, get on your roller 317. they’ll rely on holdovers Bob good. 9 (XOSED THURSDAY EVENINGS • Washing^ and Clavaland. . skates, bicycle or piggyback and o’mon over and bm Honest needi, get it now—with an Both Paul and Lloyd, Who sur­ Tstes or Bob Schmidt. RATING THROUGH LABOR DAY American League , — good. d e f e n s i v e BAOKB-uld Doufflai. Douf down’t car« If your altm mater !» PKBiN HFC Shopper'a Loan. With caah from Houaehold, vives, stood 6-foot-8)i; both had be a couple of changes, Ross STATE or S'TATB PEN. You can get off yonr uppers a 16 LANES Batting (626 at batal—Yastr- sxosptional spsad and fins coor­ qUARTERBAOKB — That you can cover the coata of tuition, hooka, tranapor- O’Hanley, Ron Hall fairly weU get behind the Wheel of a good used oar (reooodlUoned whita semskl, Boston, .827; Robinson, dination. They learned baseball coaching spot being groomed TUR ENCLOSURES A SHOWER DOORS ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Baltimore, .318. tor Babe ParilU may not be far set as the safeties, but Dick Felt necessary) a^— tation—anything. Then repay conveniently at the on the farm at Hprrah, Okli., is out as a corner back because if Brand new, folly equipped ears ready to ge. from $25.00 to $45.00 Runs batted in — Oolavlto, where they grew up. off. Eddie WllBon, eeoured from oldeet company of ita kind— HFC. Cleveland, 69; Horton, OetroU, ■ Ohlefe, Is first reliable replaoe- of a bad knee. Don Webb, Chuck OPENINGS ^ Paul often said he learned to ShonU remain, but a revtfatlon if Reasonable rates. DOUGLAS MOTOR SALES 96. foUow the ball by using a horns- ment the Babe has had. But Now Is the time to bring In jroor screens to be repaired. Borrow up to $1000 ■when It oounto, you can bet the at camp aeeslona has been s . 333 MAIN S’TREET TUESDAYS at 9 P.M. Hita — Oliva, Minnesota, 181; mads bat and a corncob for a free agent named Tom HenneS' Full insurance coverage. Storm window gUsa ropluwed Take up to 24 moutlM to repay Versalles, Minnesota, 148. ball. Babe, who matured late ok a if THURSDAYS at 4:30 P.M. ■ pro, will be at controls, sey. 'rouch of claas la needed You can'buy confidently with dignity and NO RED TAPS (Wa A tmm •$ ttSS ( • MT-99 e*sej » W jyl|^wyeM^ Doubles — YaatrsamskI, Boa- "I have nsvsr battsd a curve here. RATING — fair. ★ Large discount If your car is In our shop for AUTO GLASS INSTALLED don’t take your blood either) just a UtUe nwney down Is re­ ( 4 Lo h m ) U ton, 40; Vtraallaa, Mlnneaota, ball thrown by any pitcher," ha RATING •— vary good 64. once said, "that was as hard to r u n n in g b a c k s — Fine \m- SUMMARY — PatrloU are repairs. quired with E-A-S-Y naymento you can FRIDAYS at 4:30 P.M. ^•9 sbeut credk 9*e Insurance en leene at areue reSae hit as the cobs the boys ussd tp til they g ^ Inside the 10-yard still an enigma. Loee all their GLASS FURNITURE TOPS what you have heard■ ■ More or read before, NOBODY BUT ’Triplea—Campanaria, Kanaaa NOBODY will sell you a oar aa obwt, mm qiuwi. (8 Urnos) City, 12; Aparlclo, Baltlmora, WALl’Z—Clete Boyer throw at ms down on the farm. Hue. Then guys like Larry Oar- exhlblUona but hangtough when of the Yankees and That was whsre I learned -to 'ten, J.D, Oairett, mgybe Bur­ the season starts. The key la a MIRRORS (Flrsploet and Door) Douglas; Doug makes this promise: If you are steadw daw an^r Varaallaa, Mlnnaaota, 10. MORIARTY BROTHERS ployed, a permanent resident of 'tile Manehseter arse aod lUMli HOUSEHOUtnilAliO^^ outfielder Jose Garda- follow me ball." ton don't have the heft to push tenacious defense that’s played Homa runa—Horton, Datroit, H over. Jim Nance of Syracuse together a long time. For the a lltUe money we WILL put you to riding NOW. CAU GLASTONBURY 36; On^llaro, Boaton, and Ool- nal appear ready for a Both Paul and Lloyd war* •01 CENTER BTRBBT —• TEL. SiS-nSS PICTURE FRAMING (all typts) left-handers and playsd the out­ 1> a poealblllty, but Bills John first time they’re aleo beginning avUo, Cftveland, 36. dance but actually to accumulate eome glamor OPEN THURSDAY' NIGHTS AND JACK VITTNER MANCNIfTIR tlMPPNM PARKAP^*^ field for 30 years b«ors raUrkig ■on has baan more impressive LEABING PLANS FOR ALL IMS MAKES * MODELS W INDOW and PLATE GLASS 633-7411 Manager Pitching (13 daoialona)—Grant, Cleta tagged the from tha majors in $946. rookie. They’re toying with ex rookies. If Injurtee don'i m w EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT WEDNESDAY MlnneioU, J7-4, .610; Tarry, their offense, watch out. PRB 382 Miiklle Turnpike Weat Oavtland, 11-4, .789. speedy Cardenal on a Mlddla Joe ^U lno as a spot Ooaoh Jos Backer of tha Bt thraat, BAXINO — talr4oqrood. DICTION — flret pUee. J. 3 inI Fleer-PHONIi 448-988* * Strikaouta-McOowaU, CHava- force play at third Loula Cardinals lormarly oaugMk kmd, 9M; LoUeh, Dateolt, tgo. baae. tor tha Oavalaiid Ihdlami. kKVN

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 80, 19CT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 80, 1966 PAGE 8IBVBNTEII1 1 Articles For SSle 45 Household Goods 51 Automobiles For Said 4 Rooflngand(liimiM7Sl(t>A Schools and Claasea S3 Help Wanted— Female 35 Apu-tmenbi—FiaU— Resort Propertjr Houaee For Sale 72 Houses F'or Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Snlt 71" WE HAVE Immsdiats opentags jrrjg A N D Sarvloa on Arlona, BAM ALBERT PROVES TO Tcntmtnta 63 For Rent 67 GIFTS for th* entire family sr* MAN TO WORK In heat treat­ BollpaOi Jacobson lawn PARKER ST. - 8-rbom Dutch VERNON—Picture book 4 room lese FORD dedan, excellent Roororai — apeUalldne r*> WANTED ing department, first shift on assembly llnss, warehouse, YOU THERE IB A FOUR FAMILY, east side, four Colonial, excellent condition, VERNON — 8V4 nwm Raneh, I original condition, runs very palrlna roofs of all kinds, new WOMEN — OmiiB th* most bsxuttfut ever —- by shtpptog and machine depart­ lowers- -^*0 Homsllta chain “SANTA CLAUS" -LAKEFRONT Park, Oovanlry, room units with appliances, Ranch, through hall, tiraplaoed years old, t bedrooms, flra- roofs, gutter work, ehLnneys Avon of course I Wouldn't you 7-8:80. Will train. Apply In per­ mws 81^ Intamatlonal Cub Ca- JUST PAY MONTHLY! FOUR ROOM modem apart- famUy sized kitchen, laundry, living room, garage, porch, CLASSIFIED well, «4»-osee.______To Train For son from 8 s.m. to 4 p.m. ment. Must bs 18 or over, no mant, on third floor, M8-7778. 2-room furnished year around priced to sail. Wesley R. Smtlh, pantry combination, formal olece, fenced yard, Skinner cleaned, repaired.' Aluminum Ilk* to be on* of the many Rap- experten<» neoeceary. Asply Tractora. Rental aqulpmant 1. 2, or 3 YEARS to PAY cottage, available for Immedi­ Realtor, 848-1887. preferred location, only, $17,- School area, iihmadlat* occu­ 1967 DOD6e , 8 cylinder, 4-door, siding, n years' experlenoe. reasntatlves who will msk* sx* Klook Corporation, 1373 Tousnd .Ml sharpoitiof sarvloa on aU dining room, living room with IBM KEYPUNCH Pereonnel Department, Iona MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOUR ROOM apartment, with ate occupancy, with lake privi­ fireplace, 8 large bedroom's, 900. Hayes Agency; 644.0181. pancy, priced to sell. Ken Oa- automatic, power steering and Free estimates. GaU Boerlsy, tra dollars th* Avon way this Tpit*. Mfg. Co., Regent S t, Man- M Equipment $12.18 trinsky, Realtor, 64S-B1M, or MTI la the only school in th* Fall during our Christmas sail- hast, $110, par month, radacor- leges. Call 742-8892, Mrs. Fraz­ unattached garage, (Convenient SOUTH WINDSOR — conveni­ brakes, radio, heater, |300. 949- Hartford area authorised to cheater. S>rP.. “ > Vamon, 176- 8 COMPLETE atad to your test*. Phllbriok ier. Ray Tanguay 849-MTI. ADVERTISING 4866. Ing season T Call today for sp- mm Manohsotar Bxohanga — Manchaster — to everything, yet atrlctly resi­ ent to bus Una, 6 j room train by the asms method as ro o m s o f BRAND NEW pmntmant at your oonvsnlsnc*. PART-TIME gaa ataUen atten­ SSefprtoW ^______Agency. 649-8484. dential, 100x128 foot lot. 649- Ranch with 3 ganarous bed­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Heating and Plumbing 17 the IBM Corp. FURNITURE ST. BARTHOIXIMRW 8630. 1964 FORD Hardtop, standard CaU 389-4933. SEARS dant, minor repair work, 6-13 LUXURIOUS new 4 room apart­ room! and large living room. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. shift, g ^ condition, best of­ GREGG SHORTHAND p.m., Monday • Friday. OslI SALBI Olaan 114. loam All 100% guaranteed, some In Business Property CHURCH AREA Kitchen with dining area, oil BOLTON-HEBRON LINE fer. 64S-7S36. plui GET MY FREE catalog, earn ^Sw J'Ul, fraval, tend, original factory crates, with ment, carpeted, stove, refriger­ hot water heat, 118,300. Wol- and heating, residential, com­ MANCHESTER STORE Mile Hill Texaco, 87B-0088. original factory serial number*. ator, washer, heat, private en­ For Sale 70 Manchealer 5>/4 room Ranch, large BUSINESS TYPING $60, $100 — even more In name Rockville. manure, white sand for trance, garaga, an(l garden. Six Lovely 6 room colonial, verton Agency, Realtor, 649- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CI^SSIFIED A^^ 1961 TRIUMPH Cub, excellent mercial and Industrial, no Job brand merchandise. Help your HAS OPENINGS FOR: boxes and pools. 648- BI^NDE BEDROOM ^aclou* Living R oom , CATHOLIC HIGH 2818. kitchen, hirch cabinets and M0 NDAS Xluru FHIDAT lOiHO AAf. — SATUWJAI t A.M. condition, aOOcc. Must be seen. too small, 649-3871. PBX RECEPTIONIST friends shop at home. Writs LIVING ROOM SUITE milea from Manchester center. MAIN STREET alto, near Can­ built - Ins, one acr* lot, INTELLIGENT MALE to do ______Adults only, $126 monthly. tor, with building ot 6,600 s(i. Formal Dining Room. 743-7443. ______Learn On L4v* Boards me, Alice WlUiams, Popular VACUUM CLEANER clerical work in receiving de­ 6 PC. DINETTE SET Kitchen with Pine cabinets, Convenient Cape. 6 room* VERNON ■ 4-bedroom Ranch beautifully landscaped, add­ B O m Plumbing A Heating — 742-8090. ft.r Many potantlals. Will fl- in desirabi* Center area, fire- ed privacy and several ex­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD 1964 VOLKSWAGEN deluxe bus, Repairs, alterations, electric Low Tuition — Term* Club Plan, D spt N 804, Lyn- SALESMAN partment of local furniture and — AND ACCESSORIES ______nano*. Owner 649-0229, 9-6. 3 good sized bedrooms. 1 <4 with rec room, garaga, city Day And Evening Classes brook, N.T. appliance dealer, 046-0111. Mr. mtto hydraullo chairs, cheap HOTPOINT REFRIG, MANCHESTER — 6',4 rooms, — — ------baths. Fireplace. (Combina­ utilities, close to bus, shop­ placed living room, ]<4 baths, tras. Asking price $13,800. OlMdflea «r •'WMit Ads’* • » tiJwii tte ^ best offer. Low mileage. 743- and gas hot water heaters, free SEWING MACHINE fcr quick sale. 70 Parker St. OLYMPIC T-V family kitchen, loaded with 7443. estimates. 643-1496. Free Placement Assiatanoa PettengiU. heat, hot water, stove, refrlg- INVESTMENT property, 4-fam tion window*. Double ame- ping, c h u r c h e s , private oonvenlenoa. Th» •dvertlier *110014 ra*d hi* »d ♦••• No Age Barrier FULL TIMB office work, with SALESMAN WASHING MAtJHINB erator, close to schools, bus, { ily house, good location In slte drive. Excellent land­ back yard. Iy>t for the pine cabinets, dishwasher, etc., DAV IT APPEARS Md REPORT ERRORS In tlmo for th* growing farm equipment deal­ TAILOR TWO MEN to work In ahade to­ S adLEY chain saw, 119", 24 DE LUXE RANGE basement garage, rear porch, NORTH COVENTRY 1966 ENGLISH Ford sedan, new bounds.Bound*, Useduaea e8 iiuurS,hours, axcsl- shopping, $125. monthly. Call Rockville. $330 Income per scaped yard. City ulilillea. money $16,300. Cali .1. Gor­ next Insertion. The Hersld I* reqtondble for only ONE Inooi^ brakes and tires, engine excel­ CALL 525-9317 ership. Good salary plus bene­ bacco warehouee, steady work, Take your choice of any of 875-7967. month. 875-8318. Only $17,900. don, 649-6306, 875-6611. partially finished rec room. A 5 >.4 room Ranch, beautiful­ root or omitted huertlon for nny adverttaemoot and t M only Radio—TV Repair fits, must have soma sxperi- apply between e:80-ll a.m. or Cnt condition. $200 new, will lot of housa for $19,900. Hayes lent. very clean, no rust, shifts Come prepared to dtseuss inll for, $126. (Jail 648-7688 eve these appliances In addition to ly situated on 144 acres, to the extent of a "nnUie good” Insertion. Errors wnlea M jw t hard, |60. 649-1931. Services 18 MTI BUSINESS SCHOOLS encs with automotive dealer­ previous experience snd fu­ 3-3:80 p.m. Wetstone Tobacco bedroom, living room, dinette, VERY residential, almost new U & R REALTY CO. INC. Agency, 646-0181. spacious living room with lesaaa the value of the adverttsemsnt win not be ooirsotad by 760 Main St., 8th Floor ships. Must keep accurate dally Corp. 374 Broad St. flings- ______rugs, lamps, tables, linoleums, 2-femlly, 4H appealing room*, paneled fireplace wall and OONNIB’B TV and Radio Serv account, work with payroll. In­ ture cmportunltles w ith Houses For Sale 72 643-2692 Barrows «^Wallace COVENTRY — Fine starter “melie yeod” Insertion 1966 CHEVROLET Convertible, lee, available aU hours. Satla- Hartford Sears. Positions include all PRESS with motor dishes and other Items. separate oil furnace. $125. per Robert P. Murdock 643-6472 fireplace, caiT>ort, plenty ot excellent body, new top, $336. ventory salea and purchasing FUIA. and part-time truck driv­ month including parking. 643- MANCHESTER PARKADE home, 4-room Cape with ftill trees for shade and pri­ faoUoa guarantaed. Call M reports. References required. store benefits, profit shar­ ers, John Schwelr Son, Inc. Cell gland, $20; also child’a school EVERYTHING basement, paneled living room, (Reekvllla. ToD Free) 649-7738. ing, store discounts, paid ONLY $308 6030. 649-7277. MANCHESTER - 4 bedroom MANCHESTER 649-5306 vacy. Asking pric* $16,600. ISU. Write or call South mnda after 6 p.m., 644-1006. desk, $8. 843-4907, Colonial, 4 years old, modem enclosed porch, $10,900. Leon­ Money to Loan 29 msnt Company, Intsma- vacations a n d hcUldsya, Price Includes Delivery, Set Up. FOUR ROOMS, ~heated, third COIXJNIAL—8 sparkling roqme, ard Agency, Realtors, 646- Six room Cap* custom 6 43 -2711 875-3136 hospitalization, 40 hour GAS ATTENDANT, part-time, •CREENBD lo a m — For the kitchen with built-ins, family RANCH — Large family sized Trailers— Deslership, 89 Sullivan Sei-vlce, Guarantee, Immediate floor, newly decorated, bus room, 1V4 baths, dining room, completely enclosed yard, sear 0409. built, fruit trees, beautiful­ Moving—Trucking— SBiTiND MORTGAGE - Un­ 'WSM. 1-5 :S0, elx day week. See Jerry ^B t In lawns and gardens from Delivery Or Free Storage Until line, adults only, $90 monthly. kitchen, large living room with a Ave. 389-8406. gur screening plant, Andover- one car garage, priced In low schools and shopping, low pay. ly landscaped, plenty o€ Mobile Homes 6-A Storage 20 limited funds avaUabls for sec­ Martell, Tire City, 857 Broad Needed Call 528-0718. ments, only $14,900. La^en fireplace, 3 bedroom*, rec privacy. Asking prlca $16,- ond mortgages, payments to Apply Personnel Depart­ Oolumbln, Delivered. George 20’s. Philbrick Agency, 649- room, house in Immaculate Vernon NORJACK steel utility box trail­ EXPERIENCED Dental assis­ ment, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. St. Phone for appointment 8464. Agency, 649-828'. 849-6140. 500. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? MANCHESTER DsUvsry. Light suit your budget. Expedient tant and girl Friday. Typing, P_ Grlfflng, Inc., 742-7888. SAMUEL ALBERT POUR ROOM, excellent loca­ condition, . completely remod­ er, 4H’x6’, never used, asking, trucking snd package dsUvery. servlc*. J. D. R ^ ty . M84U39. good salary. Send resume to R(X>FINO and siding men, ex­ tion, with garage, $90 monthly eled inside and out, $18.9()0. MOVE RIGHT IN $196. Call 649-4269. K e PROVEN carpet clenner HTFD. 247-03.68 or 527-9038 SEVEN ROOM ol ar home. 4 DUPLEX 6-6, central Manches­ Refrigerators, washers and Box ’’O" Herald. perienced preferred. CaU 649- SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT J. D. Realty 643-8129. bedroomr 2 bethi, lot 72x161. ter, good condition. 2-car ga­ Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. LAND 24-Hour Answering Servlee stov'e moving spxilalty. Folding A FRESH START vriU himp SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. 8594, 643-9262, after 6. Blue Lustre Is easy on the Transferred owner is leav­ 1968 METAL four-wheel trail­ chalis for i\mt. MB-CTSS. your debts Into (ms easy pay­ Manchester Shopping Psrkade budget. Restores forgoUon col­ If you have no means of trans­ SIX R(X)M duplex, central lo­ Marlon B. Robertoon, Realtor. rage. Wesley R. Smith, Real­ FOUR bedroom Ranch, acre lot, ing this large newly paint­ 16 acres — $32,000. er, 8 rooms, furnished with re­ ment. If you have equity in SECRETARY for growing com­ portation, I’ll send my auto for 443-6958. tor, 643-1567. ed ranch behind. Three Free to Herald Readere pany, for position involving TRUCK driver and stock clerk, ors. Rent electric shampooer, cation, close to schools and rec room, tennis court, 2 full 371,4 acres — $25,000. frigerator, kitchen stove and property, cidi Frank Burke tr over 18. Apply In person. Al- $1, Paul’s Paint and Wallpaper you. No obligation whatsoever. shopping, no pets. 643-6.366. baths, 2-car oversized garage, bedroomsy fireplace, porch 55 acres — $16,500? Waat tnformatlon on one of our elaaslfled advertieemeiitef He oil furnace CaU after 6 p.m. disraas ways and means. Ct. 7, Center Street. IniT systems, city u.lllUe*. Call bus, and shopping. Ideal cen­ MANCHESTER is next door to early appointment. 649- Excellent ftnaixHng e'vafl- INTERIOR and exterior paint­ supervision. Salary commen­ ply Persormel Dept., Iona M ^. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD builder, Leon (Jieszynskl, 649- tral location. Priced to sell, able on all above Hated EDWARDS ing, waUpaper remo'ved, fully 889T. WANTED — Boy for stock clerk She u.sed Blue Lustre rug and OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 628-7525 before 9 a.m., after this 3 bedroom ranch, with 6306, 875-6611. Auto Driving School 7-A surate with experience. CaU Oo., Regent St., Manchester. aftem(X)ns and all day Satur­ upholstery cleaner. Rent elec­ 9 p.m. 4291. Bel Air Realtors, 643-9332. fireplace, side porch, breeze­ propertlaa Insured. Rene Belanger, 643- 876-8817. 0612 or 644-0604. day. Apply In person, Manches­ tric shampewer, $1. Olcott Var­ ROPER DELUXE gaa stove, CONCORD RD. — Beautiftil way and garage. Large corner Barrows ««-Wallace ANSWERIND SERVICE DRIVING Instructions — Home Musical—^Dramatic 30 ter Public Market, 806 Main St. iety Store. also stroller, baby bottles, car FOUR ROOM duplex. West side, MANCHESTER — 7 room lot. All this for $15,900, more pick-up, reasonable rates, teen­ SMILING WOMAN — $86., 8 near school and bus line. 643- Ranch, large living room, for­ Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2 MANCHESTER PARKADE F. M. GAAL AGENCY PAmriNO. EXTERIOR and hours dally, 6-day week. For In­ seat, and swing. 649-1043. mal dining room, cabinet land available. Ellsworth Mit­ age classes. Special attention Interior, paperhanging, waU­ MALE JE GENTILE, be kind, to that 0404. kitchen, 2' bedrooms, recrea­ baths, dining room, family ten Agency, Realtors, 643- MANCHESTER 649-5306 BROKER GAIL GREEN 6«MI500 - S75-2S19 to nervous and elderly. Serv­ PIANO Instruction, In my home, terview appointment call Mr. Help Wanted— expensive carpet, clean it with RANtJH house sold, have white room, patio, large lot with paper removed, dry wall work. FOUR ROOMS, heated, second tion room, landscaped yard. 6930. and leave your meeeagei. TonH hear from our advertleee hi Jig ing Manchester and surround­ Reasonable rates. Fully In­ 166 McKee Street. 649-9679. Radin, 9-12 noon, 289-9113. Male or Female 87 Bhie Lustre. Rent electric aluminum awnings for picture trees, 2-car garage. Philbrick 643-2682 742-70M window, 6 regular windows and floor, In two family house, $86. Marion E. Robertson, Realtcr, Agency, 640-8464. THREE bedroom Ranch in fine SOUTH WINDSOR — custom «m« without .^ending all evening at the telephone ing towns. Call Manchester sured. Free estimates. 649- FULL-TIME carge lot, Ins, formal dining room, rec Private Instructions 32 Please apply Mister Donut, 256 available. Call Manchester GARRISON .(Colonial in execu­ room, closets galore, $23,600. UNIQUE In planning end re­ Aotomobiles For Sale 4 E3XTBRIOR and Interior paint­ WORKERS Evening Herald, Orculatlon tive nelghborh(X)d on a beauti­ Ranch, garage, 1V4 baths, fire­ awnings, combination windows, ing. WaUpaper books, p i^ r - ATTENTION Tractor Trailer W. Middle Tpke. WEIGHTS for sale, total 180 lbs. 4'k ROOMS, heat, hot water, place. only $16,900. Hutchins fenced yard, l',4 baths, quick Call Harold, 649-2021, or Mil­ storation. Modernized Colonial, Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Dept., 643-2711. ROPER GAS stove 40” , go(xI stove, refrigerator, parking. ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1V4 dred, 875-7292. Balch Real Es­ 8 rooms, one floor, 2% baths, hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ Trainees. Men 19 and over are GIRL to leam baseball wind­ Excellent hourly wages, 8 643-2216. baths, breezeway, 2-car ga­ Agency, Realtors. 649-5324. occupancy, transferred, $17,700. SPECIAL OFFER — 1962 Ford ly Insured. Workmanship guar­ condition, $28 . 643-8871. (Completely redecorated, $120. 643-0705. tate. 75 a c r e s , brook. Lap Galaxie 600 convertible, black needed at once to train for ing, hours 12:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. paid holidays, paid fu­ 18 Forest St,, off Main 8t, 646- rage, $26,400. Philbrick Agen­ Agency, 649-6261, 649-614 1962 DMW-R 69S, excellent con­ anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6325. high paying Jobs as Tractor- HAIR STYLIST, full-time. Bel- IjIKE n e w , u.sed three months, cy, 849-8464. BOWERS School — New 6'^ with red interior, carpeted, au­ or 4:30 p.m. - 9 p.m., five day neral leave, pension plan, winged .sofa and matching 40" electric range, iron bed with 0090, nights 643-5676. room Colonial-Cape, 144 baths, MANCHESTER — 7 room Oslo COVENTRY — Seven room dition, must be seen. 742-7442. If no answer. 643-9048. Trailer Drivers If qualified. week. Apply Tober BosebaU vacation plan, group Insur­ lisima Beauty Salon, 644-1619. spring and mattress, size, VERNON — 721 Dart HUl Rd., DOX LETTERS tomatic, power steering, radio, Earnings $200. per week salary chair, step end tables, plat­ COLONIAL — 11'k rpoms, 844 4 bedrooms, level treed lot. nial. 2 full ceramic tile baths, brick CJolonlal, outbuilding, heater, clock and lighter work, PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, Mfg. Oo., 114 Brooklyn St., ance plus major medical. FOR A BEAUTIFUL form rocker, rug. 644-0900 or wooden porch rocker. 643-8833. FIVE ROOMS, second floor, 3 large bedrooms, aluminum fields, good potential for extra 5',4 room Ranch, carport, alu­ BOY'S Bicycle, 26" Roadmas- and up. Many Jobs available. RockvlUs, Applicants must be at least near bus, available September baths, living room 30x10, Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643' minum combination window*, windshield washer, good tires, ter, shocks, whitewalls, basket, interior and exterior. Paper NEW FUTURE *44-0408 anytime. stone fireplace, 6 acres of 1567; siding, one car garage, $19,900. lots on main road. Leonard For Yoor spare never used, etc. Retail Budget plan available also. For S’9’’ tall and In good physi­ 1, 643-8976. Agency, Realtors 646-0469. large yard, near school and good condition, $17. Call 643- hanging and waU paper remov- details phone 249-7771 anytima.- cal condition. Interviews at Have you ever dreamqd of s land, outbuildings, $31,500. Cali owner, 643-4993. price over $1,400. will sell for aL Dutch Boy and DuPont. business of your own that (xxild b a r b ie, k e n . Midge for sale, Wearinjf Apparel—Furs 57 Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. SEVEN ROOMS Spilt Level, shopping center, newly paint­ Information 8345, 8:30 - 8:30 p.m. Only 8c1kx>1 licensed by Regis­ ROGERS CORP., comer of MANCHESTER — 6 room older WAPPING - 20 I ^ e Rd.. 3 ed, amesite drive, landscaped, $1,176. or best reasonable offer. Quality workmanship. Call try of Motor Vehicles and ac­ Help Wanted—Uale 36 provide a substantial income clothes case, accessories, ex­ GIRL’S COATS, Jackets, dress, treed 150x450 lot, garage, 24’ An excellent buy. Call anytime, MUl and O a k la n d Sts., year after year without Inter­ cellent condition, bargain Furnished Apartments 63-A fireplaced living room, kitchen, house, porches, garage, alumi­ bedroom customjstom DOllt Ranch, near bus line, full celler, $16,- eveniiiga, 627-9671. credited. Manchester, promptly at ea. .sweaters etc., excellent con­ Manchester deadend street, extertslve view THE HERALD will not 643-0216. fering with your home and fam­ prices. CaU 649-2262. dining room, 3 bedrooms, heat­ num siding, near bus, schools 300. Owners, 875-8882. Business Services INSIDE and outside painting. MEN TO assemble window 10:00 am ., Tuesday, Aug. dition, sizes 8-14. Boys suit, size MANCHESTER — Beautifully and stores, $13,500. Marion Ed- mid 20's, immediate oc­ disclose the IdenUty of ily responsibilities? A glamor­ 14 . 649-2348. ed family room, 1V4 baths, best 1967 FORD V-8, station wagon. Offered 13 You name ynur own price. units, second shift, must have 31st ous new world of Beauty, fash­ furnished, 344 room apart­ BOWERS SCHOOL quality, $23,600. Wolverton lund Real Estate, 289-4619, 644- cupancy. Call owner, 649-1300, VERNON — 6 room Raneh with any advertiser using box Help Wanted—Female 35 references. Apply In person, ment at Oak Lodge, 15 min­ 267-9600. 3 bedroom*, generous sized liv­ letters. Readers answer­ Automatic transmission. Good Special ratee for homeowners An Equal Opportunity ion and high profit <»n be BuildiiiR Materials 47 6 room Ranch with fre.sh Agency, Realtors, 643-2813. 0414. condition, $260, Call 64S-0214. 65 or over. 649-7863, 875-8401. WOMAN to care for kindergar­ William Peck Lumber, 2 Main utes from Hartford. Adult, no ing room, kitchen with dining ing blind box ads who Emplojwr yours, if you can qualify for a Wanted—To Buy 58 pets. $125 monthly. 643-9171 paint. Knotty pine panel­ Business Services ten child and do housework. Street, Manchester. distributorship w ith Vivlsne w e a t h e r e d boards from old MANCHESTER — Convenient MANCHESTER — only $14,500, area, full cellar, finished rec daalr* to protect their or 875-1166. ing. Large lot with fruit east side location, 4 room 4 and 4 duplex, no heat, over­ room with fireplace, plaster Identity can follow thla 1964 FORD Falrlane 800 — 4- Offered 13 Transportation required. South Woodard Corp., America's fast­ bam, from eight to 24 Inches WE BUY and sell antique and ■shade trees. A large home AUTHENTIC door sedan, V-8, 289, black, Windsor 644-0607. est growing fine cosmetic com­ wide, 20-60C a foot. 649-3877. home, lV4 baths, full basement, size garage, low taxes, ail city walls, oil hot water heat, $16,- procedure: LAND CLBARING, tree i Floor Finishing 24 used furniture, china, glass, sil­ NEAR MAIN St. 3 furnished In a desirable location for ■ 2 - car garage, only $11,900. utilities, quick occupancy, VILLAGE CHARM Bnclode your reply to tbs power steering, many extras, pany. Our distributors are ver, picture frames, old coins, rooms and bath, separate en­ 400. Wolverton Agency Real­ like new. Mileage 8,700. Priced moval, and chain saw work. $24,500 Call Roger Walker, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtors, tors, 649-3881. box In an envelops — A. Michaud, 742-8096. FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- backed by a powerful public re­ guns, pewter, scrap gold, trance. No children. 18 Del- 649-5306, anytime. addressed to the Classl- to sell, $1,900. Call 876-9194. “the Aircraft” MACHINE SHOP lations and national advertising Diamonds—'Watches— 646-0424, 643-2766. 742-6364. Talcottville — Picturesque Ing (specializing In older TOYS . . . TOYS watches, old Jewelry, hobby mont St. Main St. 1s the setting for fled Manager, Manchester gHARPENlNO Service—Saws, floors). Waxing flexkrs. Paint­ program In leading women’s Jewelry 48 collections, paintings, attic con­ 6V4 ROOM Ranch, 3 bedrooms. Evening Herald together 1968 RENAULT, 4-door, radio, magazines and other media, in­ BARGAIN PRICE — $11,900. this quaint, 6-room Colo­ knives, axes, shears, skates, ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. TOYS tents or whole estates. Funl- Barrows allace Garage, aluminum storms, new nial. Nicely restored by th* VERNON with a memo listing the heater, has had best of care In­ rotary blades. Quick service. is a VEEDER-ROOT cluding T.V. One editorial In a WATCH AND JEWELRY ra- ture Repair Service,, 643-7449. THREIE ROOM furnished apart­ siding, excellent heating sys­ side and out, economical trans­ No Job too small. John Ver- palrlng. Prompt service. Up to ment, $90. monthly. 649-1768. 10 ROOM HOUSE present owners. Modernized companies you do NOT Capitol Equipment Co., 38 fallle, 649-5750. fashion magazine resulted in MANCHE.STER PARKADE FIVE (5) BEDROOMS tem. Comer property. Many want to see your latter. portation, $175. Call 643-1340. Main St., Manchester. Hours Part-Time Work . . . Full- more than 45,000 customer re­ $20 on your old watch in country kitchen, 3 or 4 bed­ 88,950 buys large 10 room Time Pay. Join the Toy HAS IMMEDIATE TWO Rk, also woman INSPECTORS ments. Set-up A operate a va­ men only. 643-6127. Mr. Chasse, State Theatre, 11 condition, $11,700. Wolverton. tached garage, built-in oven Fireplaced living room, l',4 quiet deadend street, K aoree $2,795. chines rented and repaired of $3,000 can earn you $12- for part-time cleaning, Laurel riety of machines. Make special 521 Fifth Ave., a.m. - 8 p.m. and range, V/t baths, rec room, of lawn, flowers, flourishing Pickup and delivery service. New York, N. Y. lOOlT PLEASANT Boom available for Agency, Realtors, 049-2813. Resort Property For Sale 74 baths, 3 generous bedroom.*, LOST — much loved six month Yale Typewriter Service, 649- 15,000 the first year. Write Manor, 649-4619. SHEET METAL tools. FOR SALE — Concord grapes 3 generous bedi-ooms, big liv­ oil hot water heat, 160x600 garden and stone walls. Im­ old tiger kitten, vicinity. Cam­ 1964 — V-8 teacher, kitchen privileges, THREE ROOM office or busi­ ing room with fireplace, once ANDOVER — very well built, maculate (nistom 6 room, 6 fin­ 4986. MECHANICS REAL ESTATE sales person In­ on the vine. 649-1061. parking, $16. Call after 8. 643- ness, ground floor, 470 Main HUGE KITCHEN, birch cabi­ treed lot, $21,700. Wolverton bridge St. Call 643-1186, after Chevrolet Impala, 2-door hard­ Box "E,” Herald. Browne & Sharpe terested in staffing builder’s nets, dishwasher, screened a year home buy If $18,900. is 5 room furnished summer Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. ished Cap*. Garage. Rear cov­ ■■6 p.m. 643-6380. Reward. top, radio, heater, automatic APPLIANCES repaired — all RN OR LPN, 3-U shift, part- 9906. Street, plenty of i>arking. 640- porch, 6’ods 51 NEWLY FURNISHED sleeping baths, Manchester, $20,900. right now. Wolverton Agency, 'round living, large lot. a bar­ ROCKVILLE — S-famlly, 7-6-4, luxe bath down, one unflnirtied LOST: Pass Book No. NB4248, whitewall tires. Operators Realtors. gain at, $8,900. Alice Champet, central, hot water oil base­ up. Partial dormer. Basement Savings Department of the freezers, dryers, gas and eleo KWIK-KOOK YOUNG GIRL needed In Sam- 2nd SHIFT Sunday. CaU Mr. Murdock, 648- rooms, private entrance, on bus DESIRABLE office apace avail­ Hutclilns Agency, Realtors, $2,395. trie ranges. Oil burners pie Room with following meas­ FUSION WELDERS 2692. ivERYTHINa la steriJaed rw line, gentleman preferred. 649- able. 100 per cent location, new 649-5324. Realtor, 649-4543. board heat, income. $3,180 partitioned Into itxima, partial­ Connecticut Bank and Trust cleaned and repaired Cosma condltlcmed used furniture and NEW US’nNG — Porter St. yearly. $15,900. Rockville Real­ ly heated. Amesite drive. Company. Application made TAKE-OUT SHOPS urements, height 6’7”, bust Browne & Sharpe 7702. building, air-conditioning, area — 7 room Olontal, near 1963 — V-8 Appliance, 649-0055. 35”, waist 24”, hips 36”. Ap­ ■ppilancea, high quality—low ample parking, desirable for ty, 643-2188, 876-2527. Should be seen. for payment. Chevrolet Bel Air station wag­ Train Opportunities Automatic Screw Machine Situations Wanted-^ prices. LeBleno Furniture, 198 PLEASANT room for gentle­ 221 PORTER ST. bus, stores amd schools. Tree Suburban For Sale 75 nanced. Lawrence F. Fi^ao, Earn Excellent Income ply Manchester Modes, Pine doctor, dentist or professional and hedged lot for privacy. VERNON ST. — need some on, radio, heater, automatic YOU ARB A-11 Truck la A-II St., Manchester. In machining for high school Set-up & Operate Female 88 South Street, ftoekvlll*. 8 ^ man, near bath, parking. 64 office. U ft B Realty Co., Inc., Realtors, 646-0424, 648-2766, 743- transmission, power steeriing. Cellars, attics, trash, smaU and trade school graduates. 3174. Open 9-N. High St. .4 BEDROOMS Prime location, extra building BOLTON — Immaculate 6 room room? 3 twin sized bedrooms, 6364. AnnouncementB truckiiig done A-1 right! CaU Own and operate a revolu­ 2nd SHIFT 643-2692. lot included. Leonard Agency Ranch with garage, situated kitchen with large dining area, $1,895. tionary t ^ e - out dinner 643-2928, Tnrmano TTuclicking WILL DO Ironing in my home, SINGER aotometic zig-zag, like ROOM FOR lady or gentleman, Bu.siness relocation makes Realtors, 646-0469. on a high dry and shaded lot, 2 completely finished paneled VERNON—Owner custom build­ ELECTROLUX Salas and serv­ shop featuring foods pre­ FULL-TIME waitress. Call Mr. Apprentice Ctourses Millwrights reasonable. Call 646-0363. DESK space In modem office ing and needs to sell. Clean 7 1963 — V-8 Service. Hanlon, 649-6263. ne-v; monograms, embroiders, quiet. Inquire 224 (Jharter Oak building, everything furnished, available custom built salt 3-bedrooms, dining room, liv­ rooms, walk-in basement, ga­ ice, bonded representative. Al­ pared to order In minutes, Three year courses In Elec- 1st SHIFT St., 643-8368. box Colonial. Paneled living NEW USTING — Saint James ing room with fireplace, alu­ rage, extra large lot, $18,900. room Split Level, garage, l l i fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., Chevrolet Impala, 4-door hard­ LAWNMOWER sharpening; re­ (take-home, picnics, par­ EXPERIENCJED woman with button holes, etc. Original price reasonable rent, Inquire Bob Parish, 6 large rooms, enclosed top, radio, heater, automatic ironies, Sheet Metal and Ma- Ability to repair several (Jlffer- over $300. Take over last 4 pay­ Tucker Insurance, 649-6833. room with fireplace, dining minum combinations, oil hot Call Harold, 649-2012, or Mil­ baths, built-in kitchen, formal Manchester’, 644-8141. pairs, sales, rotor blades ties, tripe, etc.). Join local chlnlng periodically offered to ent types of machines. college education will tend pre­ FURNISHED ROOM, near Main room, large kitchen with porch. Five car garage, walk­ water heat, $18,700. Wolverton dred, 875-7292. Batch Real Es­ dining room, living room wUh transmission, power steering. sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ growing chain of fran­ school children, for working ments of $10.80 each. Call deal- ing distance to churches, HOLIDAY HOUSE, (Mfage qualified applicants and em­ *r HarUord, 822-0931. St. Inquire 9 Hazel St., 649- bullt-ins, screened porch, Agency Realtors, 649-2813. tate. fireplace and recent wall to $1,895. ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, chised shops. Reported in ployes. Tool & Die Makers mother. Call 643-0609. 2170. attached oversized garage. schools, bus and shopping. wall carpeting. Three bed­ Street. New concept in vetire- 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 McCalls & National Fran­ “SEWING Houses For Rent 65 Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- VERNON — Here’s a friendly TALCOTTVILLE - Immaculate rooms, paneled family room,., mdnt living, RN on duty, Near 1st SHIFT clea n , u s e d refrigerators, Mid 20’s. Owner, 649-1296. 1963 — V-8 2098. chise Reports. Minimum Ehcperience necessary. TWO MODERN rooms, private RANCH — 8 bedrooms, large 0469. home, nearly new In the Lake 5 room Colonial-Ranch, garage, large rear covered petl- tion caU .649-2368. eion. Household Services shop, Information, phone Elast Hartford 8, Connectiay, Monday, Sept. 6 lubmlt Complete Resume To ments of $8. monthly. (31ty Sew­ TWO-BEDROOM house, Birch Ranch, large lot, walk-out 0424 , 643-2768, 742-6864.______holes. Zippers repaired Win­ Dogs—Birds— Peta 41 Spruce St. St.. $100. Call 649-4498. MANCHESTER — executive 7 FOUR Immaculate rooms, large basement, with three partly SOUTH WINDSOR - 8'4 room RIDE WANTED from vicinity 1963 — V-8 dow sluuies made to mea^^ire, fied trainees wanted. FRANK R. DEILERT ing Center, Hartford, 822-0476. room Cape, 2 'i bath.s, 2-car living room, custom kitchen Ranch with 3 bedrooms, kitch­ BOL’IXJN CENTER — Large 6*; Burger Chef to Wethersfield. Employment Manager completcci rooms, 4^4 per cent Ford Country sedan, station all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Schools and Classes 33 OROOMINOiand bosurdliw, win FOR RENT—One half a house, garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, with built-ins. Enjoy life in a assumable mortgage, Leonard en with dining area, living room Colonial • Ranch, 2-cer Must leave by 7 a.m. 648-6282, wagon, radio, heater, automatic Earn as you learn, excel­ collect and deliver, fi. C. UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY Apartment Baildlngs made whUe you wait. Tape re­ lent fringe benefits for aU. PRATT iSt 4 rooms, one floor, yard and 28 foot family room, 16x32 ft. quiet setting. Leonard Agency, Agency Realtors, 646-0469, room with fireplace, aluminum garage. iVi baths, fireplace, or 643-7981. transmission, power steering. corders for ren t Msirlovrs, 867 MEN Chase, Harmony HIU Ken­ Tenements^ 63 cellar, $100. a month. Call swimming pool, lovely treed Realtors, 646-0469. combinations, newly painted, built-in kitchen, formal dining Main.. 649-522L nels, Bolton, 648-6427. Refrigerator, Stove and TV RIDE WANTEJD froih Green $1,695. WE CAN TRAIN YOU NOW VEEDER-ROOT INC. 643-0345. lot. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. $16,300. Wolverton Agency, room, intercom and fire alarm 20 SAROEANT STREET Included LOOIONG for anything in real EXPANDABLE Cape — five Bolton Realtor, 649-2813. systems, many other features, Rd. to Aetna Insurance, Elm, FOR PAY UP TO MANCHESTER MODES WHITNEY BEAUTIFUL sliver blue minia­ estate rentals — apartments, finished, excellent, like new Hartford, must leave by 7:16. 1963 — V-8- $4.21 PER im . AS HARTFORD, (30NN. ture poodle, 8 weeks old, AKC 3 Modem Room* of Fumltur* attractive one acre plus lot, Ford, 4-door sedan, Falrlane homes, multiple dwelling*, call Suburban For Hisnt 66 condition, garage, fireplac*', ■SHOW PIECE quiet deadend street, compar­ 648-4942. Building—Contracting 14 PINE ST., MANCHESTER An Equal Opportunity registered. Call 643-6462. Appliances, Lot No. 29P J. D. Realty, 641-6129. LILAC STREET new kitchen, schools, bus, 649- NEW LISTINGS 500, radio, heater, automatic HEAVY EQim>MBNT 10 Pc. Bedroom Set Immaculate 6 room Garri­ able neighborhood. Lawrence transmission, power steering. AIRCRAFT Employer BOLTON Lakefront — Year 6606. WANTED — Ride to. Hartford, CARPENTRY — 82 j^ears’ ex OPERATORS POODLES 1— AKC, 4 months 8 Pc. Living Room Set THREE ROOM apartment, son Colonial on huge 1 acre VERNON 5 Vi room F. Fiano, Realtors, 646-0424, ’ Sigourney - Asylum area, 8:16- perience. Ceilings and floors DIVISION OF round house, 4 rooms, refriger­ SAVE $ $ $ $1,^95. SALESLADIES with knowl old. Jet % 1 a c k miniature, 25 Pc. Kitchen Set stove, refrigerator, 247 No. NEW RANCH — 8'4 rooms with lot. Tran.sferred owner is Ranch, plus complete rec 643-2766, 742-6364. 4:30. Call 643-4901. tiled, porches, rsc rooms, ga­ Nationwide construction T proj­ UNITED AHIORAFT CORf. housebroken, c a l l 649-6202, Den or Spare Bedroom Set ator, stove,- $125., Immediate ects need trained men. Airports, | edge of fabrics to work part Main St., (Jail 649-6229, 9-6. carport, large kitchen with heartbroken at leaving thi.s room, breezeway and ga­ MANCHESTER Vicinity — 1962 — V-8 rages, additions, attics finish­ 643-7116. $8 A WEEK occupancy. 643-4551. built-in oven, range, di.shwash- aluminum sided. I 'l bath rage. You don’t have to see Oldsmobile 88, 4-door hardtop, ed. reniodeled, concrete work government housing, power or full-time, including Satur­ East Hartford 8, Connecticut DIE MAKER wanted, familiar Expandable Cape, 4 rooms, Lakefront, attractive 6 room dams, thruways. Chance to get days. Apply Pilgrim Mills, with short run tooUng. Apply $344 RtXJKVIIjLE—3 rooms and 4 plufl 2 unfinished, tasteful­ er, 3 bedrooms, all aluminum gem with garage. Como this one to buy it. Cape, Slone fireplace, recent Automobiles For Sale 4 radio, heater, automatic trans­ No Job too small. Immediate Articles For Sale 45 THREE ROOM apartment, 470 exterior, $18,^. Wolverton see! $21,900. J. Bogdan, mission, power steering. estimates. 643-2629. In on the ground floor NOW. Hartford Rd. An Eqiusi Opportunity Ounver Mfg. Co., 234 Hart­ Main St.. $90. Call 649-8229, 9-8. rooms, stove, close to center of ly redecorated through­ oil hot water heat, large en- ■ ford Rd. town. $50. monthly, complete­ Agency, Realtors. 649-2813. 649-5306. SOUTH WINDSOR — 5 MEED CAR7 Tour credit turn- $1,645. Experience not required. Inten­ Employer SEVEN MODERN cast Iron, hot d is c o u n t f u r n it u r e out. Fireplace, aluminum room Ranch with garage, closed porch, basement, shad* ad downT Short oo down pay CARPENTRY —Concrete steps, sive FAST practical training. SEVERAL women for light WAREHOUSE NEW 8-room country apart­ ly redecorated. Call 876-7967. storms, deep lot. city sew­ trees, vacant. Out of town own­ mentr Bankrupt? Rspoasea floors, hatchways, remodeling bench work. Apply In person. water radlatora, excellent con­ ers, stores, bus. Quick sale fireplace and bullt-ins. Ex­ AU cars listed above are dean Ekitlmatlng, blueprint reading,, Engineered Metal, Inc. 16 Hil­ dition. 649-9761. >680 MAIN STREET, 622-7340 ments. garages, all electric, ANSALDI BUILT Barrows Wall ace cellent financing. ers anxious. Lawrence F. Fl-' stonT Don't despMrl 8a* Hob- and in excellent condition. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ grade and grade stakes, oper­ nice suburban setting. 800. per ROCKVILLE ^ A ttra c tiv e 3V4 price only $14,500. Robert ano. Realtors, 646-0424, M>- aM Douglas. Inqulra about low- lard S t MANCHESTER DRUG Hertford, Oonnectlcut room apartment, residential SIX ROOM COLONIAL MANCHESTER PARKADE ings, attics finished, rec rooms ating controls, field mainte­ EIXPERIBNCED Janitors want­ / month, no lease. Leonard Anderson A gency, 628- MANCHESTEIR 649-5306 2766, 742-6364. ast down, smallest payments formica. No Job too small. D 8i nance, highway construction, area, appliances and heat fur­ 1776. EVERETT AGENCY PLUS A 100% GUARANTEE ed, part-time, 8-12 momlnga, Formerty Fuller Brush BMg. Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. nished. Adults, no pets, $90. anywhere. No small loan or fl- D Oarpentry Service. 649-8880. operation! o t dozer, grader, approximately 20 hours per Man to drive and help in Convenient location, city 649-8538 nance ooenpany idan. Douglas 1955 shovelcat. Actual operation if store, full-time. CaU for Open Monday Through WE HAVE cuatomors welting monthly. 640-4824 or 875-1166. water and aewers, full plas­ VERNON — (Justom U ft R Motors. 888 Main. NEWTON H. SMITH h SONS— week General Service, Inc., 40 Chevrolet half ton pickup. desired. Experience on modem Oak S t, 649-5884. Interview. 649-4641. Saturday for the rental at your apart­ LOCAL (Jountry apartment, MANCHESTER—East Side, 8H ter house, hot water oil built contemporary ranch, Dentists Provide $895. Remodeling, repairing, recrea­ equipment. This could be your OFHCE CLERK WHY ment o t home. J. D. Realty, heat, cast Iron radiation, family room, fireplace, sun- WAPPING — Immaculate 6* tion rooms, additions, garages, AUTOMOBILE Mechanic — fuU- 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 648-8139. Columbia Lake area. If you room Ranch with attached ga­ FORD Galaxie 1968, excellent first step toward a Job as a like the charm of an old (Jolo. rage, spacious fireplaced living m baths, quick occu­ deck, high scenic sloping wood- room Ranch near school. Large 1965 FIAT concrete work. Call 649-8144. Heavy Equipment Operator. High school commercial Uma, must b* axparienced, pancy, easily financed. ad lot. Hayes Agency. 848-0131. street level family room, patio, Emergency C^re condition, $1,876. 742-8970. MANAGER •— hotuaware, hard- OAIA. — ASK FOR DAVID SIX ROOMS, centrally located. nial, we have the apartment room, 3 generous bedrooms, as­ 1600 Spider oonvertlbl* coupe. DION CONSTRUCTION CO. - Send for full details NOW. Get course graduate, type ac­ married man preferred. Famil­ for you. Five rooms In excel­ tool shed. Bel Air Real Es­ information about age and re- iar with beam visual Uner wiue, gift wars department. PAINT? $135 monthly, heated. J. D. sumable GI mortgage, $16,900. $14,900 — Large 3 bedroom PORTLAND, Ore.—Member*^ 1969 BLUB Corvette convertible, $2,195. Complete building service. New curately and rapidly, ex­ Realty (3o„ 043-6139^______lent condition. Two fireplaces, Wolvwlon Agency. Realtors, Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot tate, 643-0332. 8 speed, standard shift, $1,460. construction, altaratlons or ad< ({ulrements necessary to (luallfy perienced In office pttxM- front end macbln*. 3S3-4496, 7 Discount. atore, Wllllmantic llOPER gaa stove, reasonable, PRICED TO SELL of the Multnomah County Den­ for employment as s Heavy Raymond Rd., Waat Hartford. area. Will train. RapUaa ct freezer with separ- (]Ulre at 83 Church St., any­ trol, 3 garages, lake privileges, ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. rooms, waltex wallpaper, wall SOLIMENE MOTORS 649-8446. Cknnpany, Inc. 648-0006. In peraon, Wastam Beef hfart, stove and refrigerator. Call Call Ellsworth A. Mitten Agen­ rec room, 19x32 p68«, M9-49n. oisk Agency, 646-0181. Agency, Realtors, 646-0409. occupancy, $18,700. 189-7049. at Baatam Michigan ITnlvaraH Hni. Wkd.: fro m ...... to p«i;||(m, Brass Ksy Rsstsursnt. ■upply. M Oak B t. M k U U . T<9 p m ., STMOS. •tovs, Inquire U6 Spruce St. MONDAY, AUGUST 80, 1966, fUGHTEfif. ATtrafs DRiIrNBt Pr«ss Run ^Tht WMthM jntmd]i?Bt»r lEttfnittQ Ifm tGt Y m thaW aHi Dndad roncaal •« V. B. Wi Angwl n , 18BB Olendjr, not ao Manoheater Emblem Club will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Moriarty Spokesman Four from Town 13,806 85-BOt warmer, bniniA About Town at the Elk's Home. A poUuck _r ------Attend Institute of tba Audit lEumtttg mxvXh wiU be held at «;80. }lkncli«rt«r WATBB will of OltcnlatleB mMt tomorrow at W>e Italtan Three Manchester men, all Constitutional Curb Asked ]Uanehs$ter . 4 Ci^ of ViUago Charm Aibfrtoan Club, RIdtidfa oU Prank Oontl, Inspector In the 19U graduates of Manchester town's building department, 1s change to Walffhlnr In wlU be from 7 to High School, are airmen third 8 p.m. Mr*. Felix Cremmo, class In the Air Force and have On Spending Road Revenue attending a four-day Institute VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 282 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1966 (Claeitflei Adverttataig on Page 14) PRICE SEVEN CENTS ohauman of the way* and recently completed basic mill* at the University of Connecti­ IN EFFECT meana committee, wOl be In tary training at Lackland AFB, Manchester's Matt Moriarty,< 'Other states which have seen fit cut, conducted for the municipal charge of prorram/'CIainee win Tex. Randal C. BWckson, son of building officials of New Eng­ be played a f^ T the regular chairman of a group of 31 or­ to take this action," Mr. and Mrs. Alvin T. Quimby, ganisations concerned with land. mMttng. He said that 38 states. Includ­ MONDAY, 6 Radding St., and Robert A. highway uses, today appealed The Institute, which will run State News Gore, son of Mrs. Jayne L. Gore ing Maine, Massachusetts and Joseph I* tovett Jr., eon to Constitutional Convention New Hampshire, nave adopted from today through Thursday, of M Pearl St., will take their delegates to support "a con­ will cover advanced programs, of Mr.. md'^Mrs.and Mrs. Joee^ Lovett technical training at Keesler "good road amendments" In motth dealing with building materials Pressure Stays On of 48^ Auburn Rd. Is home on stitutional protection for all their constitutions. SUPER FOOD MARKETS AUG. 30th AFB. Miss. Craig L. Smith son and techniques; code adr.iln- P riso n ers from Darmstatt. West of Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. highway use revenues, to pro­ "Because these are special New Avalanche Threat hibit the spending of these ipe- Istratlon, Including building, vnx^.jany. where he Is attached Smith, 70 Whitney Rd.. will con­ purpose monies which motor ve­ housing, plumbing and electrical To the 3rd BattaUon of the «0th tinue his technical training at cial-purpose taxes and fees for hicle users pgy solely as a con­ non-highway and non-related codes; sonlng; and legal stand­ thru SAT., Artillery. Lackland. sequence, of motor vehicle own­ ards for enforcement of regula­ save the W ill Soon purposes.” ership and operation,” Moriarty For Steel Agreemen t tions. Manchester Chapter of The group, called ‘The Com­ eontlni^, ‘It la the opinion of Participating as Institute staff SPBBSQSA will meet tonight mittee to Permit a Public Vote our committee that such rev­ SEPT. 4th meiVtbers are three local men; change .Able Just across a private street9acc«ptlng Johnson’s idea for at 8 at Bunce School, Olcott St. on the Protection of Highway enues’ should be used only for Chibf ' Building Inspector WASHING'TON (AP) Seek Jobs User Revenues," Includes auto­ highway^ purposea." from the ■■White ■ "House. continued talks, but a settle' Imperils Alps Rescue Thom AS C. Monahan, Deputy President Johnson, who LECLERC mobile clubs, automotive trades­ "Management and labor ment is what Oemgress wants, DANBURY (A P)—Car- Advertisement— In emphasising the need for Building Inspector Bernard A. won an eight-day post­ should stay in Washington until Mansfield said, "It li reoog men, motel associations, farm the adoption of a constitutional Dion, aijd Beldon H. Schaffer, tain inmates of the Dan­ FUNERAL HOME organizations, petroleum as­ ponement of the steel this matter Is settled," said Sen­ nlzed that a steel strike at this SMOKY THE CAR. Does your amendment, Moriarty said, "Sad director of UConn's Institute of ate Democratic Leader Mike time would deal a damaging bury Federal Correctional car . . . send smoke .signals out sociations, and others, all of experience has taught highway Public Service, co-sponsor of the strike threat Monday Institution will soon be FUNERAL which are directly involved in Mansfield of Montana. blow to our prosperity and to the oil flitre pipe?, breathe too users In this and other states course. night, kept up the pres­ And, echoing sentiments stat­ the defense of the dollar." able to seek employment 99 T rapped heavy out the breather pipe, daily highway uses. that a provision in the state's Monahan will conduct a work­ CHASES SANBORN, BEECH-NUT or Both McCormack and Mans­ SERVICE Moriarty, speaking at a pub­ sure for a settlement to­ ed by House Speaker John Mc­ outside the prison. send motor rapors inside your constitution Is the only way of shop on "Plan Ex.amlnatlon"; day in his weekly meeting Cormack, Mansfield expressed field said any strike would af­ WALTER N. car? — or tailpipe smoke too lic hearing at the State Capitol, a.ssuring full protection of high­ Dion will preside at a seminar hope that steel mills will remain fect not only the domestic econ­ Warden Frank F. Kenton said Under Ice; much? If so Motor Ald-R will told the convention delegates. way funds." on "The Legal Basis of Build­ MAXWELL HOUSE (OEFK with Democratic congres­ today the outside employment LECLERC •esiwu oupon good at In operation even If a settlement omy, but to some extent, the Director cure all these problems. See "In all fhimess. our committee ing Regulation"; and Schaffer, sional leaders. Is not reached before the expi­ war In Viet Nam. program and other changes ars the man who services your car. believes there can be no vallil Cooked pork sausage meat hi addition to delivering the T T iL if* ANY MOTT'8 lU P ** AAANKiT The party chiefs from the ration of the eight-day grace McCormack noted thst eteel part pf the Prisoner Rehabilita­ ^No H ope’ 23 Main Street, Manchester Distributed by Manchester Auto objection to our State of Con­ (bulk style) makes a flavorsome opening remarks, will award T H IS COUPON LIMIT—ONE PER FAMILY Capitol came out of the break­ period. Industry profits In the first six tion Act of 1966. Parts, 270 Broad St. Tel. 649- necticut Joining the distin­ addition to a com bread stuffing completion certificates at Thurs­ f n i J P O N Coupon redeemed only on purchase fast ses.sion reporting that the Both at home and abroad, months of 1966 exceeded by 86 Kenton said the new programs 3 Call 649-5869 guished company of the many for roast chicken or turkey. day's closing session. SAAS FEE, Switzerland 4028. M - .if ol lt«'’> Usted. steel situation was discussed Mansfield said, "there is too per cent the level record^ a will be started at Danbury in CeupOR Va!w 20C coupon expires Sat. night. Sept. 4, 1065 extensively, and urging that the much at stake which the coun­ year earlier. the near future, after oonsulta- (AP) — Helicopters drop, MH AUUI.T8 ONLY negotiators stay In session as try will have to pay for If there In response to a question, Mc;; Uons with community leaders. ped explosives on the Alla* long as necessary to reach is one" — a strike. CormacK said this was not a He said only a small, percent­ agreement. lin Glacier today after res­ Like Mansfield, McCormack veiled suggeetlon that manage­ age of inmates would be al­ cuers, imperiled b y a new They made their remarks to said the negotiators, summoned ment Increase Us pay offer. lowed to seek work In the com­ MOTk-S titfV-Y iNSP. FRESH MiUki* newsmen shortly after repre­ to Washington by Johnson, McCormack said a strike munity. ice fall, halted operations sentatives of the AFL-CIO Unit­ "ought to remain in session un­ would amount to "admission of Certain prisoners will alsoTe at the site of the Matt- ed Steelworkers Union and 10 til a setUement is reached." failure of leadership on both mark avalan^e disaster. PAM-READY-WINC TAGGED He said members of Congress given furloughs under the new major firms that produce 80 per sides." law. Sirens walledf over the valley cent of America's steel had could compliment management where one of the largest Ice HOUSE HALE and labor representatives for (See Page Eight) Main St, Manchester •' OPEN 6 DAYS! gone back to the bargaining ta,- 11 Charges fields in the Alps tumbled down on a hydroelectric constructloti CANAAN (AP)—Raymond J. Schooner, 18, of Amenia, N.Y., site Monday niglit, trapping 99 faces four motor vehicle charges worker*. Closeup of a President from Coimectlcut state police, Rescuer* feared the glader three from New York state po­ threatened a new fall and BACK TO SCHOOL FASHIONS FRYERS decided to blast away Us most lice and four from the Dutchess County, N.Y., sheriff's office In dangerous parts. WHOU According to the latest re­ ... full of young excitement the wake of an early morning ports, six bodies have been re­ chase back and forth across the covered from under a thick lay­ LBJ One-Man Gang state line. er of ice blocks. Missing are M STYLED FOR ACTION Connecticut state mlice said more workers—mainly Italian. WASHINGTON (AP) — Preal-f EDITOR’S NOTE — At 6>LBJ. Incidentally, this, mainly, Schooner fled into Connecticut "If they were not killed on the Monday night when Dutchess dent Johnson probably would times President Johnson’s is Johnson’s recreation — this spot, they would have froeen to large frame seems to fill all and hla work. County authorities tried to atop death during the night,” a fore­ flare up at the idea that his Is a of Washington. And In a And U Johnson bestows fa­ him. man told newsmen. one-man administration. Yet sense, this Is very nearly vors, maybe he can ask favors. A Connecticut state trooper More than 1,000 rescue work­ SHIRTS • JUMPERS perhaps as much as any man true. Here's the first of four If he receives one, he never picked up his trail near Corn­ ers evacuated the disaster scene who has occupied the White articles that present a lively falls to follow up with a word of wall and chased him back acro.ss after Uie Glacier began crack. House, he Is the government. closeup of the President's appreciation. "That,” says a the border. Schooner was finally Ing shortly after dawn. 27! It Is Johnson who baa. the ways, public and private. member of Congress, "I like.” The giant glacier split Mon­ power. And It is Johnson who Yet this President at other (See Page Eight) Huge Earthmover Lies Partially Buried by Mass of Glacier Ice day and sent millions of tons oC SWEATERS ultimately decides on all the times can be domineering and ice and rocks crashing down on major and many minor moves even to the presidential bed­ unforgiving; and he can resort the power project site. SPLIT o r qUARTERCD > 3 1 * on the chessboard of domestic room. There are big parties and to language blistering enough with the threatened new Ice- affairs and foreign policy. little ones, outside and inside, and profane'and earthy enough Beame Cites fall, rescue workers scurried FRESH CUT CHICKEN PARTS "FOR YOUR BAR-B-Q PLL. ...wAE" Whatever he Is, Johnson has and on boat rides down the Po- to make an artillery sergeant E a rly Chill from the danger zone. They bad MISSES’ AND TEEN SIZES come up with an amazing mass tomao. shudder. made little headway hacking at of legislation to build what he A photographer hovers nearby A staff he drives with an Iron F a ir’s Poor the Icy debris despite an all LEGS BREASTS calls the Great Society. He says and guests get autographed pic­ hand gets the brunt of the John­ Sets R ecord night effort, during which they Regular 5.99 bis one overriding goal la last­ tures later of themselves and son anger at times and yet gives recovered only six bodies. Now / FOR $ 9 . 5 0 ing peace. the President, often in color. Or him unswerving loyalty. Management "There’s no hope for the men How does he operate? they get pens used at bill sign­ Reports got around that ■ the under that mass,” said one res­ 4.97 ea. ^ ings, or cards showing Johnson President once gave former Across East This Is a man who puts In NEW YORK (AP)—A prelimi­ cue worker. In some placee, the many a 16-hour day practicing and his dogs — with footprints press secretary George E. rubble of ice and rocks lay more persuasion and What he might at the bottom — to take to the Reedy a verbal rawhiding, then nary audit 'by City Comptroller NEW, YORK (AP) — An early than 100 feet deep. 49 59 call enlightenment. He bounces Mds. gave him a station wagon for Abraham D. Bea,me accused the morning chiH covered the East Ice eentlnued to fall from the from one chore to another in Quests at the ranch are treat­ Christmas. Johnson Is supposed New York World’s Fair today from Maine to Georgia today ed to a ride on the range in a and records Jell like oUtumn (Bee Page Eight) aeemlngly tireless fashion. It to have explained; of poor financial management CUT SHORT FOR BAR-B-QUE helps, though, to^do it In shllTf high-powered convertible, with “ You never want to give a leaves. Pre - Teen and Little Miss Sizes — there's a midaftemoon nap. a special horn to call up the mam a present when he's up— In its first year. Frost nipped several areas in He consults. He seeks consen­ blooded herefords, or to a The report, Issued 10 months New Ebiglond. Manry Returns Regular 3.99 RIB STEAKS sus. He requests and receives speedboat spin on nearby Lake (See Page Eleven) after Beame demanded an audit The mercury sank to a freez­ advice. He schedules conference of the fair, said a mvitch In ing 29 in Concord N.H., and to 30 2 FOR $2.00 8 9 i bookkeeping system turned a In Chicopee Falls, Mass. after conference — with mem­ On B ig Liner, 3.57 ea. REGULAR bers of Congress, governors, $l2.7-milIion surplus reported a Story weather hit the Midwest mayors, leaders In all sorts of year ago into a $17.6-mlllIon def­ again while August—usually dry With Company fields — civil rights, education, Regain Lost Weight icit reported lost Dec. 31. and hot—ended with another Beame also cited examples of day of cool, wet weather. business, labor, the professions. NEW YORK (AP) — Robert GROUND BEiF The IhriMldent of the United what he said were overcharges Lnws for August were marked SAVE 2.48 ON EVERY TW O ITEMS by Fair contractors. down In Portland, Maine, with Menry, who sailed the Atlantia States hae been known to con­ easrtwaixl In the emallest boat to Buy for big sis and little miss. Values so great you can verse with officials or guests Fair President Robert Moses 83; Windsor Locks, Omn., with Astronauts Huddle replied that if anything was ob­ 36; and Philadelphia with 46. make the crossing, returned behind a bathroom door, or in a today In one of the world's larg­ even bring a friend to share the savings! shack on one of his more remote structing progress at the Fair, Syracuse, N.Y., with 40, and it was the work of Beame's aud­ Augusta, (ia., with 66, tied low est ships. properties In the Texas hill Maniy brought the 13%-toot country. itors and not Fair officials. records for August. With Medical Men Moses said the two-year Fair, Tinkerbelle back with - him As for those tales about his Records tor Aug. 81 were aboard the Queen Mary. SWEATERS arm twisting, he dismisses them which climbed over Uie 16 mil­ written into the books In Boston lion mark in 1966 attendance The Cleveland, Ohio, newspa­ as fantasy. But he does some CAPE KENNEDY. Fla. (A P)— Astronauts L. Gor­ with 47; Albany, N.Y., with 87; perman sailed alone from PU- A whole collection of cardigan and pullover styles In bulky or effective wheedling and nee don (hooper Jr. and Charles (ionrad Jr., their hearty ap­ Monday, "has done more for and Norfolk, Va., with 36. fine knit wools, orlons or shaggy Shetland types. Switched on New York than any compuable mouth, Mass., to Falmouth, dling, preferably in face-to-face The 34 at Caribou, Maine, England, in the Tinkerbelle in colors of berry, olive, navy, brown, white and more . . . buy two! chats or on the telephone. petites gradually regaining the weight the pair lost event In three centuries.'' equalled the low for ao early in during an epic eight days in space, huddled today with Attendance in 1964 was 27.1 78 days. There's never been anything the cooling season. Asked how he liked returning like the telephone consoles with technical and medical experts who sought to learn million. Before the Fair opened, Thunderstorms drenched an their lights and push buttons officials estimated It would draw on the superliner, Manry eald everything piossible about the flight of Gemini 5. area that extended from eastern t'Blg boats are very pleasant." spread all over the 'White House 40 million persons the first year SKIRTS Meanwhile, two other astro-<^ Rescue Worker and Trained Dog Begin Digging Kansas across Mlsaouri to cen­ Manry, 47, said tor his next and the LBJ Ranch in Texas. and 30 million the second. tral Illinois. nauts, Walter M. Schirra Jr. flight surgeon, reported the pi­ After it failed to reach the voyage "I ’d like to go down the Hipsters, pleats, A-lln«d and straight styles . . . corduroy, 100% The President can be a de­ and Thomas P. Stafford, were Crop damage appeared to be lightful host too. He is a fre­ lots were In extremely good first year’s goal, the attendance South Remains Calm Mississippi—that’d be In* • wool, some bonded . . . solids, tweeds, checks, plaids. Vibrant busy preparing for Gemini 6, physical condiUon. He said ex­ extensive as hail, whipped along houseboat.” faU jewel colors to mix and match with favorite tops. quent one. Never before have so estimate for' this year was by high winds, cut into stands of less than two months away. aminations would continue for placed at 87.6 million. The Fair The Tinkerbelle made Its re­ many people. seen so much of Cooper and Conrad flew to the ripe com. the White Houke so often weeks in case something shows closes Oct. 32. turn voyag^e lashed down In Bie Cape Monday from the aircraft up later. Springfield, HI., was swamped main square of the Queen c a ^ e r USS Lake Champlain. Beame is a candidate for the School Desegregation by almost two Inches of rain in Mary’s promenade deck. Berry said Cooper had gained Democratic nomination for ma' JUMPERS They had been ferried to the back 6 of the 7H pounds he lost 24 hours. Trees and transmis­ Manry said that sailing the carrier by helicopter after ror of New York and the audit, sion lines toppled. Water flooded during the flight and Conrad 4 liti small boat across the AUontle Swing with this season's new high walsted London look. Bunny Quick Marriages splashing into the Atlantic of the 8H he lost. Cooper baa become a political Issue. He underpasses. smock style jumpers in herringbones, solids and two-tone wools. Ocean at the end of their record to Issue It last Heavy fog covered an area (See Page Eight) weighed 162 and Conrad 164 just week by City Council President Continues to Spread Sizes 8-18. T o Evade Draft mission. before launching. Berry attri­ r from northern Minnesota east­ The astronauts immediately Paul Screvane, Beame's prin­ MONTGK>MERY, Ala. (A P )—School desegregation, ward to Michigan and south­ buted the loss to dehydraUon. cipal opponent for the nomina­ were hustled to a medical facil­ Hie gain le credited to ample spreading rapidly across the ^uth, became calm real­ ward to central Illinois early in Might Not Work ity for exhausUve tests which Navy chow aboard the earner tion. the day. did not disclose any adverse ity today in the heart of Alabama’s soil-rich farm belt. and a trencherman’s menu on (See Page XSevesi) The mist delayed some flights BAN FRANCI80C) (AP) symptoms. The significant break in tradition occurred quietly at from O'Hare International Air­ Bulletins SHOP-RiTI FROZEN The head of U.8. Selective Serv­ Dr. Charles A. Berry, Gemini (See Page Nine) Hayneville High School. port on Chicago's Northwest SHOP-RITI ice says the young men who Four Negro pupils entered the begin cla.'ises during the next Side in the early morning. rushed to tie the knot last week On the resort Island of Nan­ red brick school at Hayneville two week.s. BALL, DEGAULLE MEET VEGETABLES hoping to escape the draft may, while a silent group of 25 white Desegregation of South Caro­ tucket, 30 miles off the Massa­ after all, end up doing a hitch. MIX 'EM OE MATCB 'EM-FIENCH 01 NEE. spectators watched from the lina's schools spread to several chusetts shore, (he mercury PARIS (AP) — PresldeiO^ ORANGE lit. Gan. Lewis B. Hershey courthouse lawn nearby. One of urban areas with no incidents as dipped to '39 to erase a 16-ypar- Charles de Oaulle met today GET 8BEEE OEAEI, PUI, PU( 8 CAIMOTt, bad some tough words Monday the Negro pupils rode a bus with about 000 Negroes were added low of 60. Another resort town, with U.8. Undersecretary of A favorite campus bound favorite . . . 4or all able-bodied men who are UlCED CAflIOTI, ZUCCHINI SQUAIE, white children. State George W. Ball for dis­ 75% viscose, '26% nylon stretch, zephyr now deferred from the draft (See Page Bight) (See Page Eight) cussions which could Iced to zipper, stlmip In berry, black, brown, CaOPKO BMCCOLI JUICE because they are married or In The peaceful desegregation followed the pattern of other an active French role In !e(- navy and )oden. Sizes 9-20, average, some school. forts to settle the war In Viet tails. Speaking to civic and business schools in Alabama and the leaders at a luncheon, the olUeC South. Thousands of Negroes Nam. Ball was aocompanlM of the draft since W orld ^ ar n went to school Mdnday with to the meeting by I'.S. Am­ said married but chirdlm men whlte^'Ruplls. bassador Charles E. Bohlen. will be called up as soon as the In the north Alabama counties Planes Continue Officially, the Americans say, manpower po^« The raids were the 16th and post were described as moder­ "Somebody’s earn tbera a r o ' atay around and provide i regation In schools was coming going to aoha beoauae e l BOYS', GIRLS' 8-6x borne. We're Intereeted In him.” to an end. 16th made by B62a In the Vtet- ate. Viet Cong casualties were In addition, he eald, draft Indicative of the change was nainc.-te war. The same areas not known. Health-tex* PIMBAPPU JUICE -OF DTE „ 4 ,V t ssm^l were hit by SAC bombers last The outpost of An Hoa, about boards might soon decide to Mansfield, Tex., which became ^ KINO flUCKUCenS TOVH Wrangler Slacks •onsciipt etudents by giving a Southern symbol of resistance weekend. It was disclosed Mon­ 10 miles west of the city of *4epeclal exams’’ or taldng a to school Integration less than 4 day that the role of the B62a Quong Ngal, was reported by NEW rolui (AP)~or. Hale and hardy alack acta have 2-ply combed eottoo knit ?'peroentage of certain olaaees.’’ decade am vmen whites staged would be stepped up sharplv. 1^ observers to be burning Martin laithar King Jr. nog- turtlenecka o r placket collars and warn aleevaa. Zip-front He indloated students most mass protests to Integration. All In another development, a shortly after it was hit and fsatod today that • taw «t •lacks' are narrow w4le cotton oqrduroy with 2-button tab bable to draft were tboee taking was quiet Monday as about’ 70 TOvemment unit clashed with overrun. Vietnamese reports Northern Negro ghettee cloalng, nsat etaetlo back. laas than SO units per year and Negro Junior and senior high Oommuniot guerrillas 176 miles had said It was esUmated that a Preetdent Johnson Mdlgifl! Rugged BoUd co|ora mix with atrlpes and 525 FARMINGTON AVE. 160 SILAS DEANE HWY. "those who get kicked out one school students attended deseg­ northeost of Saigon In Dar Lac battalion of Viet Cong had help offset harm done to tee ^ BRISTOL regated classes. Province, the spokesman said.- launched the attack, but thla t , lAfRTHIRSFIlLD veer and go back the next." elvU righto movement by if. , Fine quaUty corduroy, boxer elaatte ttema. Bveiytblnr WBabaa,.Blaea: 4, '“ We did not have nor did we Ten Viet Cong were klUed and B, 7. From • vi-fAi/e., "If 1 were In school I’d look number was not confirmed. cant riota. flnoii a taor, ha waist, m re^ green and blue. Stock up 587 MIDDLE TPKE. tAST PROSPECT AVE. flr BLVD. expect any trouble at all,” said two captured In the action, 20 Troops were lifted In by hett- r AAANCHBSTm mound and ••• If I wee a etu- This ia what Florida looks like from r space ahlp. Taken from Gemini 6, the •hid. would be tremeadafli ; on thia fall and winter favorite nowl W(1ST HARTFORD ‘ tfant qr aomaone Juat taking top\is the Atlantic Ocean, the dark spot in the center is Lake Ok6echobee and Supt. Willie Flag. miles east of Ban Me Thuot, No copter ehortly- after nooon and Sc(me echooTe already ^ had Vietnamese casualties were re­ release for the eWenettm 1269 ALBANY AVI. 280 WINDSOR AVI. the dark portion at the bottom ia the Gulf of Mexico. The inlet at lower left reocom^ed the poet 380 mUee HARTFORD WILIOH begun olasaee. Many othene ported. •> eenter ia tha St Pateraburg-Tampa area. (AP Photofax.) opened Monday, and eUiers will Ctovemment forces retook M (flee Page five) irrsee now feeL* c