MONDAY. AUGUST W » « » f M BIGHTEBN ATtroga Dniljr Not Prws Rm Tho Woather lEomItiQ ljgyaK> W m the Week Endci NToreeool of V. a. WeailMr Bnreen Aimnst 14,1008 Warm and mnggy tetelgfc> widi Rodd Violations Rev. Kaiser of Concordia 13,400 to g develophig, low abent Iti hot About Town T o d * y ’« PoHen Coant 1.0 iianrl|wt^r lum tttg IJpralh and humid tomorrow with ehaneo jto nOns of tke Audit Clause A ccidents of Umadershowees, hIgh'OhouS 08^ kClM jM n WiiwUr h u Jolnad The first fact to be noted To Leave^ Resume Studies Bhrean of Clroulatloo |to Jon^ijr OolffurM staff. In a about hay fever Is that It Is M andiulBn^A City of Vttlags Charm Bustnan Bodtas Itam In Satuiv rarely caused by hay and Two cars ooHlded on Center 5348535353485353482323535323484853 Oay’B Harald, In raferanca to tha hardly ever results In fever, St. at Henderson Rd. yesterday Tha Rsv. Paul C. Kaiser, pas oloslnf of Harriatt’a Baauty morning when one driver tor of Ooncordia Lutheran VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 270 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 17. 1965 (Claaolflod Advortlsing on Pago 14); PRICE SEVEN CENTS Ohuroh, yaatsrday announoad Sakm, tha story said Miss Wins- Mrs. Ray C. HolMs Jr. of backed Into the road, aooordlng lar would not ba, whan It should hla reslsnatlon to ths oongra- Fort Fairfield, Maine, former to police. gallon at morning aarvloM at bava said would now be assocl- ly of Manchester, will be hon •tad with Jon-Ly. ’The aooldent occurred, police tha ohuroh. Hs haa rsquaated ored at an Open House ’Thurs eald, when Loulee Bcsbert of leave, as of 8apt, 16, from the BMwand T. Ooll. prasldant of day at 7:30 p.m, at the home Clearwater, Wa., who was driv New England Synod Lutheran Bia HavlUllBaMon Oorps.. Hart- of Mr. and Mrs. PWllp, Susag. ing east on Center S t, turned Church In Amarica, to taka fonj, will spaalc tomorrow at 46 Adelaide Rd„ where she Is a len to g o Into a driveway. She graduate studies. p.m. at a maatina of the gruest today through Friday. found the driveway blocked by Oomlng to Manoheatsr April Plane Carrying 30 Persons R ota ^ Club at the Manchester Her husband, the late Rev. ', police said, and 1969, Pastor Kalaar assumed Ray C. Hollis Jr., was former Oounfry Club. His topic will be pulled back Ipio the east lane, the pastorate at Oonoordia •Ask rft)t What Your Country ly associate putor at South striking a psMslng car being May 1, aucoeedlng tha Rev. Can Do I^)r You. Ask What Methodist Church. driven by Demko Martin, 71, of Erich O. Brandt, now of Bt. Coventry. John’s Lutheran Ohuroh, New Wa Can Do ICor Our Country.” Beaman Recruit John H. Laf- Be 1s a former teacher and Damage was reported to the BrtUtn. iniblic relations tnan and or- ko, IT.S. Navy, son of Mr. and right side of the Seshert car He le a native of New Haven Crashes in Lake Michigan Mrs. Henry Lafko of 165 L y sfanlser of the odrps, which and the left side cf the Martin and attended achools there. Ha was formed to stlmuliita Amer- dall St., recently reported to car. No arrests were made. la a graduate of Hartwlck Col loana of all creeds to s«rve In the Recruit Tranlng Commany, Albert Brandish of 14 Cross Tour Escort lage, Oneonta, N.Y., and from DOUILE STAMPS • "Peace Corps" without leav- U.S. Naval Training Center, St. told police yesterday that Prescott L- Wadsworth of 48 the Lutheran Theolo^cal Semi San Diego, Calif., for nine he lost a headlight on hie car nary In Philadelphia, Pa. W E D N € S D A Y 'kig one’s career, community or when a car went through a red Olcott Dr., who graduated from •ducatlon. weeks of b a ^ training. Pastor and Mrs. Kaiser, the in Mcmehnsttr State News light on W. Middle Tpke. and the Unlveralty of Maine in June, parents of five children, make Six Bodies Miss Donna Kelly and Miss tore It off. has joined the American Ex Manchester Chapter of Police said that Brandish, 37. their home at'37 Pitkin St. Rev. Paul O. Kaiser SPEBSQSA will rehearse to Julie Demeo, both of Manches press Co. as a tour escort. As ter, Miss Cathy Kasperan of was turning left Into W. Middle GOP Selects night at 8 at Bunce School, Ol- Tpke. from Adams St. when signed to the company's cruise Rd., and Arlene Marie Peterson, eott St. The event Is open to Vernon and Miss Patricia Recovered Doran of Berlin are spending a the other vehicle went through division, he will be promoting Public Records 35 Lockwood SL, St. Bridget’s men Interested In barbershop the llgh, stnick the headlight tours on board ships In various Church, Aug. 21. Style singing. No musical two-week vacation at the El Candidates in bow Beach Surf Club, Ber on the Brandish car and sped parts of the world and will es Warrantee Deeda Stanley Marchut Jr., 168 Ly- knowledge Is required. There on. The other car lost a chrome cort groups of people assigned neas St., and Martha Anne Thus Far are no \mce trials. muda. Harriet 8. Horan to Arthur strip In the Impact. to American Bbcpross tours. Parent and Yvonne Lefilanc, Walker, Northboro, Mass., St. Three Gties The accident Is under Investi Wadsworth graduated from John’s Chumh, Aug. 2 i. CHICAGO (AP) — A There will be a class In com- property at 129-13d Center St. gation. Manchester High School in 1066, James E. Smith and Mar Charles William Grundman, United Air Lines jet with petitive swimming at Salters i and attended Tabor Academy By THE A880GIATED PRESS Beta Si^jma Phi Robert McAnanama, 31, of jorie A. Smith to Scott S. Jos- Rochester, N.Y., and Carol Ann Republican leaders in New .10 persons aboard plunged Pool from 11:.T0 a.m. to 12:15 Doyle Rd., ’Tolland, stopped his in Marion, Mass., before enter Ollha, 460 Hlllstown Rd., Church p.m. today, tomorrow, Thurs lln and Ruth D. Joalln, prop Haven, Stamford and Meriden into Ijake Michigan Mon To Hold Ritual car about 76 feet away from a ing college where he majored in of the Assumption, Aug. 28. day and Friday. The claas will erty at lQf7 Green Manor Rd. picked their candidates Monday day night and six bodies two-car crash on Pine St. Fri maketing. He has bad military Jarvis Enterprises, Inc. .to Robert Allen Topllff, 54 Union night for mayor In the fall develop the skills of starts, day night. His car was damaged service with the 82nd Airborne turns and racing techniques for Beta XI Chapter of Beta Sig George W. Danforth and Elisa Place, and Bernice Ehrelyn Pur municipal elections. were recovered today. anyway. Division at Fort Bragg, N.C., beth L Danforth, property on vis, 54 Union Place, Aug. 28. In New Haven, the OOP ^ v e bodies were brought the four competitive strokes. ma Phi will hold Its semi-an Police eald William R. Kelly, and the llth Airborne Division ashore to a temporary morgue In Thoee missing today’s registra Charter Oak St. Building Permits choice was Joseph j . Einhorn, a } 7 nual Ritual of Jewels Oere- S3, of Wells St. backed his car in Munich. West Germany. tion may sign up tomorrow at DisoohiMon of Tmde Nome Russell Peterson for Gladys 44-year-old furniture executive the Highland Park Ugh School mony on TTiuraday at 7 pjn. at up about 76 feet and struck the His first assignment is aboard Harrlett’a Beauty Salon, 129 Peterson, patio at 157 Tanner who will have tough sledding gymnasium. A sixth was being 11:30 a.m. Students should be McAnanama car, daimaglng the the 8.S. Constitution which at least 12 years old. Oartxme’s Restaurant, Hart Center St. St., 3200. against Democratic Mayor Rich ferried In. ford. There wW be a eoclal right front fender. leaves Aug, 23 for a 21-day Qaltolafan Deeds Albin Pletrowald, alteration The victims were not Identl- Kelly first stnick a parked ard C. Lee. The HI League of Emanuel hour and dinner after the cere- cruise to the Mediterranean. Alexander Jarvis to Town to dwelling at 10 Ansaldi Rd., In Stamford, Incumbent May fled Immediately and the Lake nwmy. car operated by Stanley Mar- of Manchester, property on 3300. or Thomas C. Mayers won the County coroner said no identi Lutheran Church will have an syada, 51, of Watson Rd., Ver Ice Cream Social Wednesday Members receiving the de Ihompeon St. Frank Gambolati, dwelling unanimous endorsement of the fications would be annotmeed gree are Mrs. Douglas Adair non, according to police. Dam a vacant lot driven by Melvin at 19 Somerset Dr., 314,000. until they could be made publls at 6:30 p.m. at the church. The Desiletz, 24, of Grandview Dr. The Kent Co. to Town of (AP Photofax) Republican Town Committee for and Mrs. Robert Geagen of Man age was reported to left near Manchester, four parcels on Merle Harris, dwelling at 324 as positive. event Is open to the public. A fender of the Marsyada car and Mrs. Hubbard’s stx-month-old a second term. freewill offering will be tadcen. chester, Mrs. Allan Crittenden Hiompson St. Burnham St., 318,000. In Meriden, the town commit Abotit IS boats, (joast Guard, cf Wapping, Mrs. Robert Ma- the right front fender of the daughter, Shirley Ann, was In Shark ^Danger^ Ends on New Haven Streets Navy and private pleasure the car at the time. Again, no Marriage Licenses tee nominated Robert Schultz, genis ^ Rockville and Mrs. Kelly car. Howard James Reid Jr., 213 Like any other city. New Haven has to contend with litterbuga. But not 39-year-old Industrialist who craft, aided by aircraft Kelly was arrested and injuries were r^iorted. Both Brides Weep for Luck searched a circle about 20 miles Brian Taylor of South Windsor. cars were driven from the Green Rd., and Germaine Eklna every other city has a shark among the “ litter.” This seven-foot, 125-pound will be making his first bid for Pledges who plan to attend chargM with reckless driving. ott Ft. Sheridan, a military post scene. Lynch, 213 Green Rd., North PARIS—Rural French brides specimen was left on the comer of Elm and York Streets sometime last an elective office. the dipner honoring members He Is scheduled to appear in Methodist Church, Sept. 4. Einhorn, a registered Demo 30 miles north of Chicago. Manchester CSrcult Court 12 Deeilets was arrested by sometimes court luck by weep night. It stared quietly at passersby through a pair of sunglasses until the All the bodies recovered — LECLERC receiving the degree are Mrs. Trooper Roland Ouellette and John Robert Bowes, 33 Lydall ing on the way to church. And crat until last year, made a Matthew Gyolsd and Mrs. Rus Session Sept. 6. charged with failure to grant 9t., and Carol Ann Guzavltch, Public Works Department sent a truck and a shark-removal specialist.______name for himself in New Haven and a floating airplane seat — German girls have a tradition were foupd in that area. FUNERAL HOME sell Molotoris of Rockville and one half the highway. He was 126 Walker St., St. James that they can dominate their by spearheading criticism of the Mrs. Archie Kiser, and Mrs. summoned to appear In Circuit Church, Aug. 21. marriage If they step on their school board’s racial balance The plane, bound from New FUNERAL Wesley R. Smith of Manches Tolland Court 12 in Stafford on Sept 8. John Alan Carlson, 126 Garth bridegroom’s toes at the altar. program. He is chairman of the York to Chicago, disappeared in ter. Refute Official Claim Better Eklucation Committee, 'a blinding flash and a roar of Officiating at the ceremony Car Overturns, formed last year to rally opposi explosion northeast of Chicago. SERVICE wUl be Mrs. Stanley D. Pear tion to school board policies. TTie lake water depth there WALTER N. son of Vernon, advisor for Beta Nobody Injured ranges from 150 to 200 feet. LHlCLiBRC XI; Mrs. John B. Spring, Jr. of Birth Rate Down James Seymour, a radio oper Director Wapping, president; Mrs. Rob ator at Crystal Lake, Rl., re ert Marttlla of Ekist Hartford, Neither of two accidents Riots Haven’t Ended HARTFORD (AP) — ConnecO ported IntercepUng a message 23 Main Street, Manchester extension officer and Mrs. Rldt- which occurred In Tolland early cut’s birth rate is down 0.9 per from the Coast Guard cutter Call 649-5869 ard Roberts of East Hartford, this morning resulted In any In cent, its death rate is up 0.3 Woodbine that four bodies hod civilian defense officw. juries to occupants of the autos per cent, and its marriage rate been recovered. involved, although one flipped Is the same compared to the Earlier the cutter reported Sale! first half of 1964. over alter It left the traveled Say Some LA N egroes sighting debris and some lug A portion of the WUbur Cross The State Health Department Relatives of passengers aboard the United Air Lines 727 plane that crashed gage. The Woodbine Is one of Highway. Monday reported 26,243 live last night are shown leaving a meeting with air line officials who informed several vessels searching for The car that overturned was LOS ANGELES (AP)__ ♦admitted he helped fire the gut-O EDITORS NOTE: Riot births for the first six months possible survivors among the 24 being driven by Charles Potter, tremendous ted market he was standing in over? Yes, says Gov. Ed of 1966. It reported 12,992 deaths them of the tragedy. Jesse Johnson (covering face) had gone to the airport passengers and crew of six. SUA\MER SPECIAL 18, of Oochltuate, Mass., who ^The riots will continue front of. He was answering the mund O. Brown, the Los and 9,200 marriages. to meet his wife one of 80 believed killed in the crash. (AP Photofax.) tt had passed a weak weather apparently fell asleep as he was because I, as a Negro, am question: Did he agree with Angeles police department There were more deaths this (rant succeeefully and was In descending a downgrade on the immediately considered a Gov. Eklmund G. Brown’s state and the California No year than last from pneumonia, almost calm atmosphere witti AUGUST 17 THROUGH AUGUST 81 f stroke, heart diseases and acci eastbound side of the highway savings driminal by the police and ment the riots were over? tional Guard. good visibility when the blest at about 2:20 a.m. The auto He was one of 60 people ques No, emphatically no, dents. No Relief! wiped K off the airport radar went off the right hand side of if I have a pretty woman tioned on the status and cause sal's a cross-section oC Heart disease was the biggest Hartford-New Haven Trips ecreen. (I killer, taking 8,811. Malignant the road, and landed on its top with me, she’s a tramp— of the riots. All agreed that it’s Watts’ Negroes surveyed WINDSOR LOCKS One o t thoee aiMard Was GMr* U tumors caused 2,257 deaths and after rolling over, police report. not over. by two Associated Press (AP) — No relief in sight! enee L. (Ctency) Bayen, a Seat- PERAUNENT TMCirlilu 8) even if she’s my wife or stroke caused 1,389. Neither Potter nor his passeng BECAUSE of this famous maker's high inspection standards these Pork Cutlets 89* The Rev. E. L. Hicks, a Bap reporters. Questions were That is how the U.S. Will Become Quicker Soon mother. That’s the Watts’ asked, In front o f a burn (Soe Page Six), er, William Fbster, also 18 and tist minister who didn’t partici (See Page Six) Weather Bureau summed of Oochltuate, was hurt, al crisp percale sheets are labeled irregulers— so slight they cannot Negro status with the Los pate in the riots, predicted: ed out supermarket, of up Connecticut’s weather HARTFORD (AP)—Within thc?>8etta border southerly to Rocky though the 6ar was substontfal- affect wear or appearance— stock up—-your chance to save! Spare Ribs 'Angeles police depart "There will bo rioting here until men who helped fire and t^ a y . Yesterday was the first few days of 1968 motorists Hill. WAVES loot the store. They re When completed, the southern ly dam age and was towed ment.” police brutality stops. The gov fifth in a row In which a will be able to travel from Hart Two State Men (ran the ■oaiM. Thus spoke a young man who ernor may say it’s over but we fused use of their names. Secretary Cites temperature of 90 or above leg of the superhighway will TTOover AmoN mwuKiiwiu FAMOUS NAME BRAND PERCALE Pork Loins "wr »59* work among the people and we At a BaptUt Church on was recorded. ford to New Haven in record connect with the northern link On Plane’s List ctatgad Potter with (aSure to know what la going on. Avalon Blvd., also In the Husband^s W orry time when Interstate 91 is ex that runs from the Massachu Hot, numld weather setts border to mid-Vermont. $ drive in ttie woWbUshed lane, "The riot is not over, It’s just heart of the riot area, should continue at least pected to open. 8-50 and aummotied him to appear a quietness." names were griven. People The Highway Department re By IHE ASSOCIATED PREBB G New Complaints O ver JFK ’s T rip through tomorrow. Late In November the State High ported t^ a y that from East Two Connecticut men were in Circuit Court 13 in Mawmes- SHEETS AND CASES James Robertson, 37, and un there were waiting in line afternoon and evening ter on Sept 18. way Department expects to open Main Street in Meriden souther among those listed as having employed, said the causes have for free food. But names thunder showers should Rocky Hill-Meriden stretch, en Tile seootid aoctdent occurred Over Brutality or no, answers were most NEW YORK (AP) — The late ly to Rt. 180 in Wallingford all been passengers aboard the not been removed — poverty dampen about 20 per cent abling drivers to bypass heavily United Air Lines plane that about 6:80 asn. this morning, COMBED PERCALE TYPE 180 and hopelessness. ly the same. President John F. Kennedy’s paving has been completed. when, according to police, a car perscntal secretary writes that, the area today and 40 per commercial traffic on the Berlin crashed into Lake Michigan In Springfield "U may not happen for 20 cent tomorrow. The section southerly from Rt driven by Pamela k Hubbard, before he made his fateful trip Turnpike. Monday night. PHONE M S-O m 72x108, twin fitted SAVE 20* OH Mamioii hm years but that Is not to say It 1-91 traffic In Connecticut is 160 to Bailey Road in North Ha 102 Taloobt Ave., RockvSle, the police department like Kt' to Texas, he remarked: A cool trend is expected ven holds the key to the opening They were Identified by the roceeding east on Grandview bott(»n, SPRINOFIXILD, Mass. (AP) won’t happen, if things don’t ler ran the Gestapo.” Friday. now open from the Massachu- airline as WiUlam T. Chalmers FOR AN APPOINTMENT —The city police chief has been change." "If they are gotog to get me, of the Meriden-New Haven Id., struck a ear pulling from if perfect 2.99 1.99 Rosalie Richardson com' they will get me even In stretch. The paving for this link of West Haven and Robert ordered to investigate new bru Police ew ef William H. Park mented: "If Parker Is removed (jharies Zabor of 6 Wlnteraet S VACUUM PACK tality complaints against h ) s er and absentee landlords and church.” is expected to be ready by the the rioting will stop but I’m Evelyn Lincoln, who was with end of October and it will be Road, Greenwich. PETITE BEAUTY SALON 81x108, double men and a Congress of Racial merchants, mosUy Jewish, afraid it won’t until he is.” At ChaJmers' home, hla fam Bquallty leader has been ar seemed to he the favorite scape Kennedy for 12 years—Including open to traffic in early 1966 If EINNY WIBGEJL, Prop. fitted bottom, Another woman chorused his nearly three years in the all goes well. ily clung to the hope that per COSMETICS 2.29 reted on narcotics charges. goats. "Or if Parker would just keep Medical Check Today haps he had missed the flight. if perfect 3.49 These were the developments "Parker Is the HiUer of Los White House—relates In a copy The section from the North ' 84 CHURCH STREET WE CARRY ALL right article in the Saturday Haven-New Haven town line to “ We haven’t heard anything THE TOP LINES Monday night as the dispute be Angries," said one. "He runs (See Page SU) from the airline yet,” a sister tween Negro citizens and law Evening Post that the day be the Qulnnipiac River In New CLOSED MONDAYS 42x36 cases, ^ r 1 f\ A fore he made the trip her hus- said. “ We are still hoping ha enforcement authorities deepen For Gemini 5 Fliers (Bee Page Six) may not have been aboard.” Open Other Days 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. ARTHUR DRUB if perfect 69c ea.Z lO T i . U T ed In this western Masaachu- bemd, Abe, had forebodings, "He got me so worried, I even Open Fridays 9 A.M. to 8 P.K. eetts community of 180,000 popu CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (A P )—The doctors take (limited quantity available) lation. , mentioned Abe’s fear to the James 8. Bulkley, chairman Violence Dwindles president,” she says, adding: over today to check out the most important factors in t i the police commission, an- "He didn’t seem alarmed; he Thursday’s planned Gemini 5 space flight— the human IMunced hlB group voted to merely sold, "If they are going to get me—’’ beings who will endure eight days in orbit. DACRON RED LABEL ' r the Inquiry at a meeting L. Gordon Cooper Jr., a re-«f'------— Pi'ef Search Force lay night with the city's After Graham Tour However Mrs. Lincoln relates, ,TIm LiKht Toadi REPEAT OF A SELL - OUT Kennedy was strangely tense taxed veteran of 34 hours in ble spots in the Atlantic and Pa Ean Relations Oommlsslon, cific oceans. • panel of prominent citizens. LOS ANGELES (A P )— Violence dwindled today in before his departure and was space, and Charles Conrad Jr., The weather items were not of BED In a statement after the ses- Los Angeles’ vast Negro district after six days of riot furious when he discovered that an energetic newcomer, under major concern -but lurking in Kills 27 Rebels an aide’s previous report that it go their last major physical ex •km, Bulkley said the Human ing which Evangelist Billy Graham called “ a dress re the backs of the minds of the elations Oommlsslon h a d would be cool in Texas was mis aminations before blastoff. space flight planners was Uie SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP)— A Vietnamese vught "rave charges of abuse hearsal for a revolution.” ♦ taken, Then they sit down with the fact that this is the beginning of government force killed 27 Viet Cking today in a clash PILLOWS "He really raved and ranted,” eCf police powers in the process Police reported streets In the solved more peacefully In the Gemini team of scientists and the hurricane season for the 30 miles below the border with North Viet Nam, a U.S. Of booking and the process of 46-square-miIe area were de South than it will In the North.’’ she recounts, "TWs was all very engineers to review the pros southern United States. serted throughout the night. He called the violence which pects for the flight—including military spokesman reported. l>y the Regularly Orrestlng” demonetrators last (See Page Seven) Weather experts—saying that Mimday." At a National Guard field has taken 88 Uvea In Los An the worldwide weather picture there was no prospect of bad The clash with an estimated-!- 3.87 2.87 command post, Capt. Dale geles "a dress rehearsal for a and some boiling potential trou- company , of guerrillas brought Cong agents killed by govern* FAIRWAY FAMILY Minutes before, police arrest- weather for the flight—were •d Oscar Bright, chairman of Steck said: "R looks like we can revolution" and added: "If 80 or still keeping an eye on two low to 32 the total of Viet Cong ment forces. 100% polyester flbsrfUI with jumbo expect Httle action during the 40 cities became ensnared In killed since a search operation ^Annoyed by a guest whot (be local OORB chapter, at a pressure points in the Atlantic Seven Viet Oong wore report cord welt on all four sides. Stripe or ■trategy meeting he was attend- day, but we’U continue a show this kind of havoc at the same that conceivably could give, was launched four days ago In ed killed and seven other# cap aA sd i( she aver had her RogHlarly 76e poumi of force to prevent outbreaks." time. It would take the armed Ba Long Valley, the spokesman .^ears pierced, Dorothy, floral ticking. Ib( wlUi other clvU rights lead birth to tropical storms. tured In a government operation V . 4 en. Graham, after a helicopter might of the United States to In the Pacific, two typhoons said. 'Parker replied: "No, but* CANNON. DECORATOR Bit Top ValHO Stamps, toot tour of the riot area, told news quell them." Vietnamese casualties were (8e« Page Six) rve bad them bored named Lucy and Mary, were ewrative Bolsters this picture of slowly, dying vio covery and tracking areas south HAND TOWELS lence : B52 bombers from Guam hit the asked to get married Regular 1.90 each. Zip of Japan- and one tracking 2 for From 6 p.m. to midnight they ship, the coastal sentry Quebec, area. The offensive was de dosens of times—by ber^ corduroy covers In fine scribed as one of the largest ^mother and father IF PERFECT TO 1.29 received 89 reports of shootings. got under way to sidestep Bulletins 7 corduroy. Choose from From midnight to S a.m., 14 re goveniment actions in months beige, green, red, blue, Mary's fury. Brat: A riiUd who acts, SOLTOS, PRINTS, c ports. After that, no reports of in the northernmost sector of brown. If bought eepa- 49 Gemini officials said they did Manry in Last Leg shootings, and only a few calls South Viet Nam. inks yours, but isn’t , rately, 1.68 e a ^ .‘ ASSORTED COLORS EA. SAVE 30< M ky Ciw. InMri ^ not expect these two Pacific about looting. storms to affect' Uie planned Six Viet Cong were captured VOTER TURNOUT LIGHT Who says a man can’t sup- Just before 8 a.m. two Nation launching. Recovery ships in and 28 weapons seized, the WOW ym cm go to college J iport two wives without^ al Guardsmen were hurt, one the paqi of Lucy could be B]xikesman said, JACKSON, Miss. (AP)— being a bigamist? Maybe critically, when a oar crashed moved if necessary. Monday night about 40 Viet The voter turnout appeared 'A fllfIttMilBg flgun, you’ll agree, but a eonaerve- hla son got married . FANCY ALASKA Of Atlantic Voyage Cong guerrillas, screaming light today as Mlsslsslpplans through a roadblock. Police said In the Atlantic, one depression tive one. Your eon or daughter will thank you FABRIC SALE! "Yankee go home!" and "You passed oa a eonsUtuttonal Ths only time a woman the driver, not a Negro, was that might yield a hurricane and you wiH tiiank the Sun Life for guaranteeing FALMOUTH, England (AP)—Lone sailor Robert jailed. was located 1,600 miles oast of die!" attacked a U.S. Marine aiiieiidiiieiit to wipe out the can be sure o< changing a spRcial — avril & cotton tank unit with mortars, gre state’s legal barriers against Rm needed funds for a college education. How iman la to get hold o t hlm^ Hanry and his tiny sloop Tinkerbelle ccmipleted their Fire officials said there were Puerto Rico, and the second KING CRABMEAT 164 fires in the 'metropolitan was east of the Windward Is nades and small arms fire three Negro voter registration. De ever, provision should be made for these funds before he’s two yaera droit print! lie Atlantic crossing today and battled on agmnst stiff miles southwest of Da Nang. spite sunny skies and plena old . . . area of Los Angeles Ip the last lands, both days from launch IMOW, V^ith a Sun L ife BdacatiotuU BudowiHSHt Inglish Channd tides on the;h ‘last short ‘ leg to Falmouth 24 hours, compared with 288 tho and recovery areas. Neither The Marines flushed the guer from opiioslng sldea, reports fs H e g , your dittd will be guaranteed funds for T9c Yard day before. was expected to be a threat to rillas out of tree cover with an from ucroas the state Indi Hera et both Valrwaye' g or. artillery barrage, then killed an •oDege. even if yon riioald die in the meentime. Mlectlon of toys for all Value 4 9 The Cleveland newspa- ing his ISH^oot craft unUI These figures refleoted the the space flight. cated a light vote. Both sides estimated 26 during a sharp fire- turned to television and ra ^ages ta unique in that the^ 2 6 " X 45" rman, 48, was reported 17 Wednesday rather than oomo In spread of arson beyond the Ne Thunderheads which boll up Way we diaeess this most important aspect ed 88" ssCt nspped over the Florida peninsula this fight. The Viet Cong fled, leav dio broadooats In an effort to selection is large, but the lies from his goal at noon. t^ g h t. gro district over the weekend, ing six bodies behind, a spokes poor Mil’s future ,at yonr convenience 7 prices are email. "JEAN LARGE (Jurrente off the lizard, Eng England’s Falmouth prepared offiolala said. Normally, there time of year rarely develop be boost the turnout. B fore noon at the launch area— man said. •am. ssWmate e f esMsaw easts ta tbs ’ssvsattes ALLEN" SIZE land’s southemmost point, w on a hero’s waloome. are less than 40 fires In a 24 The Leathernecks suffered no liRnno!- prints The seaport's mayor, Bam and are cleared away again by SO-YBAB SENTENCE Two otmvanient locations; boiacherous and he was unUkoly hour period. casualties, he said. Downtown Main Street |» tie up In Falmouth, a famous Hooper, a n tln d bank manag' The lateat count showed 880 night. The launching Is sclied- n b w a r k T n . j . Regular uled for 9 a.m. Eastern Stand The death toll In Monday’s )and 706 East Middle^ |Ad port of windjammers, befon or, oonoeled all appointments so bulldlnge eet afire In the riot terrorist attack on tlie special Anthony DeAngells wne aao- James B. Holmes Turnpike. (Next to the 49c yd. yd ard Time. * 39c Weilni.uiosday morning. he would be sun to be available zone unoe violence broke out branch police headquarters in teuoed today to 84 yesM la Popular Market.) SCATTER RUGS His wife, Vlrglna, 46, set out to shake handa with Manry Wednesday night, 142 of them The new fuel cells that will federal prtaon os etourges^ el when the newsman-sailor provide power tor the Gemini Saigon rose to five, all of them S57 Bast Center Street la meet him within slglsight of land destroyed. ' policemen, qualified eouraes consplraoy and trend ■took- b oa rd the trawler Girl Ohrts- ■tolled ashon. Oourta prooeeeed the flrit of spacecraft are to be activated mlng from tke ooUapee of hto 45" obboy flannol Wednesday. Within 10 minutes, said. Mancheetar • TeL 649-4604 L'-: 2 f o r 3.98 4* Off Itlty (rodur Although aomething of a spe more than 8,000 euapeoted riot Four persons were killed In mnltt-mlUtoa-dollar vefetsbto chocdui yhUilf with her went ttielr daughter olal vlritor, Manry still will ers arrested. space flight engineers should oil empire. He drew two oeo- know whether the coils will the attack, and a fifth man died 100% Viscose rayon pile rugs with rubberissd skid- M Ho Brattkon •rtWRio Mil foM n,1, U, and son, Douglas, 11. haVe to elear Brtt.lsh euatoma Food markets opened and in a hospital, the sources said. seonttvo 10-yasr ■intisaes, FAIRWAY fh e ohlldren ohlldi w en anxious (or and tmmlgraUons (ormallUea. oletks, some wearing pistols, work as expected. If they fall as reslstaat backing. Over 12 deeorator dolors to choose a system. It will take five days Fifteen persons were reported •long with eoaqurroot tonas 1.99 to 2.29 yd. from. Hioir first sight fd their father Realdents of Falmouth know sold food as troops etood guard. wounded after the terrorists of five sad 10 years ton* a 41* 35* it Mil from Falmouth, to replace them. It only a few SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA ilnoe he se< the sea and appreolate feats of City and county offices were abandoned two explosive • laden I aeparsto oounto to whleh ka Mm ., n daya < and 1,800 miles saamanshlp. During the last few opened, buses rolled again, mall cells fall In the system, space flight operators will have to vehlclee In the poUoe compound. has piM ied guilty. Tha J o in daya, M n , Manry and the two delivery wee reaumed, and The Viet Onw nulfo 6>M t)w denied s nsMos to hav* d l Tutn. Kawy “ i** sttsok was mode te s.rma§s Vtot' m her kuahand to M a y land Dr. CSiarleB Berry Examines Astronaut Cooper ,(See Fs*« Stt), FAOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 17,1968 MANCHESTIB BVENINO HERALD, MANCHBSTBR, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 17,1968 PAOB T B S n •Medicare and Social Security Events Events Sheinwold on Bridge g ro p TO WOIIK pOT Comish-Lee Wedding Carr^Powers G>x-Gigliottl What It Costs Everybody In W orld In Capital r e a so n s f o b p l a t NORTH By AIJFBBD SHBINWOIO Mlae Lynda CMgltottl of New HUOH TOWN, Soiny lalea WA8HINOTON (AP) - Sen 9812 Lansn • W#H«n When an opponent makee a Canaan became the bride of W r JOHN TROAN (API — Police took a man off ate and Houaa oonfarees msat . JIOI Beet Hampton Congregational Robert Nelson Cox of Man* HBA SpMrtkl Writer the Scllly lalaa Monday and sent again to try to compromlaa weak )>lay d « '‘t Ohureh was tha aoena 6l the WHAT YOU PAY him to a hoapttal in Oomwall for *7 f t AI ohaatsr Saturday, Aug. 7 a t Ui, their differences over the $8.86- matlcally that he haa committed gJOlX 6 7 6} wedding of M n. Ooila Johnson As Sdcial Security bene a mental examination after a ‘ 109 Aloyaius' Church, New Canaan. report that there might be an blUlon foreign aid authoriaaUon a blunder. Work out Uie Wallen of Bast Hampton to Bart /'* fits increase, so does the FOR SOCIAL SECURITY he nyey hold for hie play to be 1916 bride Is the daughter of tax that makes them pos aUempt to ihoot BrtUsh Foreign Clifford Larsen ef Menohsster, Han ii bow much ■ worker muit pay in Sodd bUl. 4 Kiel Saturday, Aug. 7 at 8 p.m Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Gig* Secretary Michael Stewert. They have been deadlocked "*Oproing lead—Two of hearts. llottl of Nsw Canaan. Ths bride sible. Security taxes (in ench caM, the amount is matched Police picked up the man, « 1 94 Ths bride Is a daughter of When Uie profram itarted In over Senate Inalatence on a two- Declarer counted We tricks ae 6 A6S4 Mrs. Oaorge V. Johnson of Bast groom Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. hy the employer): whoae IdenUty waa not an year authoriswUon, while the 4 AKQ Allan N. Cox of 766 Vernon St ISST, Uie Soctal Security tax for nounced, after a waiter reported ha won the ftrrt heaK »" Hampton and ths lata George wtMTkera waa one per cent on the Houae haa been equally ada my: Two hearte, a diamond WmI *■ The Rt. Rev Msgr Francis TAX POt a converaaUon he bad with him > NT Pws ft* V. Johnson Sr. The bridegroom first tS,000 earned. By IMS, It mant on a one-year pjen and three olube. Since Uj6« X. McGuire, pastor of St. TUI CASH TAX KM TOTAL W AiB MAXMUM during a rowing trip. The police $ 0 pbh I.nt as Is ths eon of Mr. and Mra.-Brllng had risen to 1% per cent on the said they found a pistol In the After their 18th meeting Mon no time to develop Aloyslus' Church, performed the icNvnrs MIDICAK TAX UTt TAXB TAX day, however. Sen. J. W. Ful- F. Larsen of 48 Doana Bt. flnrt M.SOO. man's room at tha hotel, and diamond. South needed three The Rev. Edward T, Clapp of ceremony Bffeotive Jan. 1, 1M«, It will m s A82S« 1625% $4100 $t74.M that the man had a license for bright. D-Arit., chairman of the spade tricks for We contract. Escorted by her father, the Senate conferees, indicated ing Portland, Conn., performs^sd tha be a 4 1-S per cent on the first I9U LIS 4$S% 42 6400 277.20 it. Declarer led a low spade from bride wore a full-length gown there wae some hope of agree South needed tor Ms contract. double ring osremony. Mrs. Mil $6,600 a year. And the tax is m7-4t X9 4S 4.4 6600 21440 dummy and snorted with dlroaln Dally Queatlon ton Hals of East Hampton was of white French crepe with ment. scheduled to go up. step by step, 1969-72 44 4S 49 6400 32140 KLEINE SCHEIOEOa, Swit- when Bast put up the aoe. South Partaer opena with on# no- irgonlst. Bouquets of wMte car- Alencon lace bodice and tunic. ■lx more Umes before It crests aerland (AP) — The body of a He said tha Houea oonfarees, wanted Bast to realise that he Her finger-tip-length veil of silk I97J-7S 4IS 4SS 14 6601 1S440 headed by Rep. Thomaa B. trump, and tlM next player paaa- natlonalatli and gladioli decoratsd In 1087 at almost 5 2-3 per cent Japanese climber was sighted Guest Speaker was a hopeless player and that padea, #-141-t; ths sanctuary. Illusion was arranged from a 1976-79 4JS 46 14S 1600 159.70 Morgan, D-Pa., “ agreed to work ea. m -i floral headpiscs, and she car on the first $6,600 a year. on Eiger Mountain today. ’ The Rev. Joseph Zeazo of he had made a hopeless irtay. H earta^^l10-5-9; DUunoiida, K- Given in marriage by A. W. This Is the tax rate for ordi 199046 4tS 47 SSS 6400 MAM on a statement which we might South and West followed suit ried a bouquet of white roses, 43 6600 Tauneaki Watabe, 29, fell 8,600' Hartford will be guest speaker J; OkilKrTT-6-4. Moreland of Bast Hampton, the nary wage earners. In each 1987 m 46S l a 37240 feet to hie death on the north find acceptable.” wHh low spades, and East ro- stsphanotls and Ivy. at the first annual Worship Fulbright hinted tha Senate What do you aey? bride wore a fuU-iength gown of case. It Is matched by the em face of the mountain from a Service Sunday at 11 a.m. spon- turned a heart to dummy. De Answer: “ Pass. . You tour Miss Ruth CaldwsII of Dor ployer. might jueld to a one-year au 1 have pale blue pMU da sole, designed SO.F-EMPLOYED small anow field where the aored by TaM Cedara of Lsiba- clarer led a spade to the king, cards In each major suit but chester, Mass., was maid of hon I^r the self-employed, the tax thorisation if the Houae prom with sheath skirt and full train or. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Allan climber had been walUng for non at Cathedral of the Pineo, dropping Bast’s Jack. Now your hand is not strong enough extending from a bow at tha rate for 1066 Is set at 6 3-30 per (Ne Me M m M UBplwar) ised to conaider a multiyear au B. Cox of Tunbridge Wells, help since Sunday night. Rindge, N. H. South’! tan of spades was good, to use the Stayman Omventlon shouldars. Her matcMng elbow- cent on the flr.st $6,600 of net m s 14 II. 14 4801 »9 4 0 Watabe had been ecallng the thorisation next year and on but he couldn’t get to dummy England, and Windsor, Conn., earnings (compared to 6 2-5 per Dean W. Cronkite of East other assurances of future since that auggests a chance for length veil of illusion was ar sister-in-law of the bride m e SJ 4 » 4IS 8480 40S.90 mlle-hlfh precipice with Mitsu- Hartford, Grand Tab Cedar of for the queen. If South overtook game. You would bid two clubs ranged from a headbow, and she iMnt on the first $4,800 in 1M6). m 7 -a X9 4S 44 6400 42140 mesa 'rakada, 82, when he fell changes in the program. the ten with dummy’s queen, groom; and Miss MImi Valverde The rate for the self-employed Nutmeg Forest, Manchester, If you had an additional queen carried a wMte orchid with I9I9-72 46 45 7.1 6400 46410 ISO feet and Injured hla leg. His dummj^i eight of spades would of McAllen, Tex. will fise In six additional stages originator of the religious ac WA8HINOTON (AP) — Tha or king. streamers accented with stepha- The bridal attendants were 1973-7$ 74 4SS 7JS 6400 49410 companion left Watabe Ued to a tivity, will speak on the pur not be good. Copyright, INS notis. to a peak In 1987 of 7 4-6 per rock eeveral hundred feet below Defense Department has mads dressed alike in avocado crepe 1976-79 7.# 46 7.6 6400 901.60 pose of the program. In short. South $?ot only two General Fenturea Govp. Mrs. Earl N. Rand of Port cent on the fist $6,600 of net the summit, eupplled with public an aerial reconnaissance spade tricks and went down one full-length gowns, fashioned in earnings. 1980-16 74 47 1 3 6600 S0420 After the service members of photograph of a North Vietnam land, Conn., alstsr of the bride, enough food for two daye. Taka- Tall Cedars and guests from Should Wonder empire style. They wore wreaths Thus the maximum Social Se 1987 14 43 14 6600 SI 430 da then went for help. ese surface to air missile site. Harlan FirU o f 94 was matron of honor. Brides of pink sweetheart roses and curity tax for an ordinary work throughout New England will Its location wasn’t identified, Instead of anortlng South maids wars Mrs. Alan Anderson assemble at Annett State For should wonder why Bast rushed baby's breath in their lialr, and er will rise from $174 in 1065 and MOSeXJW (AP) — Turkish but the Pentagon previously WASHINGTON — Justice of Portland and Mrs. Dolores carried bouquets of sweetheart $277 J0 in 1966 to $372.00 In est, near Cathedral of the described the sites in a complex in with the ace of spades. If Gregg of Mlddlatown. nursing-home care and certain Premier Sust Hayri Urguplu Plnee, for a family picnic. Bast had the singleton ace, no John Marshall Harlan is ths roses and pink carnations. 1087. For the self-employed, the typea of care rendered in a pa- Medicare Tax says he achieved "threat posi near Hanoi, capital of Commu Tha bridal attsndMita were Before accepting his present thing would help South; but this first of the 04 men appointed to -is Allan B. Cox of England and maximum will go up from tient'e own home. The eupple- lU a ia the moat any tive results” in his talks with nlst North Viet Nam. the Supreme Oourt with a di dreesed alike In full-length Windsor served as hla brother’s assignment, the Rev. Mr. Zezzo, waa unlikely. It waa more likely sheaths of Dutch blue cMffon $250.20 in 1965 and $405.90 in mental benefits, which are worker can be taxed in Soviet leaders, the official So The photograph waa of a rect ancestor who served in a beat man. Ushers were William 1066 to $514SO in 1087. a native of Rankin, Pa., served the Baet had the doublelon ace- over taffeta, fasMoned with full- tionai for persona past 66, will any year for the health viet newa agency Tass reports. Congregational pastorates at “ semifixed’’ site, this means similar capacity. He waa named V ''i 'M L. Cox, brother of the bride Some ot the increase will fi coat an Individual $3 a month A joint communique Monday the missile can be removed Jack. length trains attached to bows groom; and Kevin B. Reardon, benefita (Medicare) pro Endersvllle, Pa.; Chester, N. J.; If South worked this out be to t that ancestor, Ms grandfa nance the health benefits be in the beginning. night said trade between the quickly and set up again within at the back of the waistlines. both of Manchester. 7 7 vided th roB gh Social Windsor Ave. Congregational ther, Justice John Marshall Har ing extended to persons past 65 would drop the ten of spades They wore matching headbows The Medicare money goes two countries will be Increased. Church, Hartford, and Hor 24 hours. lan, who In turn had been named After a reception at the through the so-called Medicare S ecu rity:. under Blast’s ace. Bast would re and circular face veils, and car into a special health fund. The Tass said Soviet Premier ace Bushnell Congregational The picture ahowed four of the after the great Chief JusUc* Roger Sherman Inn. New Ca program. m a ...... — ..12110 turn a heart to dummy, and de ried nosegays of blue and wMte rest cf the tax is divided be Alexei N. Kosygin accepted an Church, Hartford. six launchers normally included John Marshall. naan, the couple left on a hon The Medicare portion of the 1967.72 ...... u o a invitation to visit TUrkey. No in such a unit. It showed no per clarer would lead a low spade to carnations with pale blue steam, tween two other Social Security He has also served as a direc Wa king, capturing the Jack. eymoon trip to Portugal, Spain ■ Sociai Security tax will range funds. One (which gets moet 1971- 7$ ...... 3A10 data was announced. manent concrete installationa, era. tor of the board of Family South would then be in position and the Baleric Islands. from a little over one-third of of the money) provides retire 1976-79 ...... — ...... 19.6# Service, chaplain of the Fire but did show the semicircular MIm Denise Gregg of Mid Mrs. Cox attended schools In one per cent in 1966 to four- 19M a6...... 4620 ALGIERS (AP) — Fire early earth abutments around each to lead his three of spades to dletown waa flower girl. She ment and survivors' benefits; Department and chairman of win a finesse with dummy’s New Canaan and graduated fifths of one per cent in 1987. the other, disability beneflta. SMT BO •• • •# waw^ewewe 52.1# today damaged part of the con District 2 of Civil D^ense, all launcher and the network of wore a full-length dress of from Sacred Heart Academy, ference hall the Algerian gov roadways leading to the launch eight of spades. This would whits dotted Swiss over pale This means the most any in Practically everybody who A worker'a emitribo- of Hartford. In Hartford he has Stamford, She attended Chest dividual will have to pay for ernment built for the African- er positions. blue, •with a pale blue bow at works is covered by Social Se tloa it matched fay bia been on the committee for the nut Hill College, Philadelphia, Medicare in 1066 win be $23.10 Asian conference. ’ Minority Housing subcommittee the back of the waistline. She curity. The last of the big “ hold- em p loyer. The aelf- \ and graduated in 1964 from (an average of about $1.93 a The hall, near the outsklrta of and commissioner of the Hart WASHINGTON (AP) — The carried a nosegay of blue and ' the University of Connecticut outa” — self-employed physi empMyed will be taxed month). In 1987, the maximum cians — will pay Social Security Algiers, was damaged by ford Housing Authority He is White House has received Sec •white carnations. Nassin photo with a B.A. degree. She was a at the aama rate for bomb explosion in late June Just retary of the Interior Stewart L. MEADOWS" A great fun picture! MRS. ROBERT NELSON COX "Medicare tax” will be ^52.80 taxes for the first time (on this a member of the Friar’s dub. Him SPCFO nPWY hi 91 Nnith MRS. JAMES PATRICK CORNISH Morgan M. Grant of Man MRS. ROBERT WILLIAM CARR member of Alpha Delta Pi so (which comes to $4.40 a month). year's earnings) when they file Madkara purpoeaa avan before the summit meeting wae Udall’s recommendations to James Garner chester served as best man. cial s o r o r ity and Alpha This la to pay for the basic their 1M6 income tax returns though there ia no originally scheduled to begin. help ease the water crisis in the ENDS TONITE Dick Van Dyke Union Congregational#limllarly attired in pink sher Ushers were George V. Johnson Phi Gamma honorary literary Mitchell CJollege, New L on-' year. He is a descendant of heailth benefits—hospital care, matching coatributioB The conference was postponed Northeast. Bike Sommer Jr. of Portland, brother of the The marriage of Mias Violet#bouquet of wMte carnations and fraternity. She has b^ n an a lf-' don, and the University of VI-' William Bradford, first gover- next year. Physicians who work Gangs of Youths BURT LANCASTER Church, RockvtUe, was the bet crepe and carried the same for someone else (such as “ com in their caae. until november because of the Details were not made availa Anglo Dickenson flowers. bride; and Richard BL Leclerc Lorraine Powers to Robert Wil stephanotis. llne stewardess with Pan enna, Austria. He received a nor of Massactouaette Bay C d- uncertainty that followed Col. ble, but some sources said they “THE TRAIN” scene of the wedding of Miss Miss Karen Bajoris of East ony. pany doctors") have been imder The amounta above Plus In Color The Junior bridemaid wore a of East Hartford. liam Carr, both ot Msmehester, American World Airlines for B.A. degree at the University Houaii Botunedlenne's coup. C a u s e T r o u b l e revolved primarily around con "THE ART OF LOYF’ The bride's mother wore a Hartford was maid of honor. the p u t year. | of Connecticut. He haa been The couple will H^ve In South- Social Security since 1987. are included in the total In Color 1:30-6:30-9:40 Srene Hope Eee of Vernon to pole pink dress of nylon over waa solemnised Saturday, Aug. BXfectlve Jan. 1, 1966, medi servation methods. “THE SATAN BUG’ James Patrick Cornish of taffeta, a matcMng headbow, pale blue orepe Jacket dress Bridesmaids, all of Manchester, Mr. C ox is a graduate of doing graduate work at Ctolum- bury, where Mr. Cox will teadi Sodal SemvMy tais. TOKYO (AP) — Rites were were Miss Shsuxm Powers, sla cal and dental Intams also come In Philadelphia Cromwell. Saturday at 11 a.m. and carried a bouquet of Ameri with •white accessories. ’Ilie 7 at St. James' Church. Manchester schools, attended 1 bia University for the past at Forum SchooL held today for former Prime STARTS WED.’ "BUS RILEY'S BACK ter of the bride; Miss Marilyn under Social Security. Theae WASHi;^OTON (AP) — The The bride le a daughter of can Beauty sweetheart roses. bridegroom's mother wore a The bride Is a daughter ot Mr. om n ts HPORT 1KT Minister Hayato Ikeda, the man nation’s Industrial production Jane Fonda, Lee Marvin IN TO W N " Carr, sister of the bridegroom; are doctors getting on-the-Job PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A In Color Mr. and Mm. Raymond Cloyd Graylord Brown of East pale pink brocade Jacket drees and Mrs. Raymond W. Powers training before entering prac theae tipe and send it to the generally credited with poatwar rose sharply in July, and the with Ann-Margaret 8:05>8:05 with pink and white accessories. of 144 Charter Oak St. The Miss Patricia Provost and Miss and carried a basket of yellow I For a motor trip to Cape Cod, government. Japan’s phenomenal economic number of youths roamed a pre “CAT BALLOU” te e of 11 Wellwood Circle, Windsor Hill served as best tice. dominantly Negro section of Federal Reserve Board attribut Wednesday Vernon. TTie bridegroom is a •Both wore white rose corsages. bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mary Vinton. and white daisies. 1 Mrs. Carr wore a burgundy and recovery.' ed it to a high volume of output man. Ushers were Keith Byrd Starting with 1966, the rules The bosB won’t have to match North Philadelphia for several Children vndcr 12 Free! “The Yellow Rolls Royce” son of the Rev. and Mrs. Samp of Cromwell, nephew of the A reception for 100 was held Mrs. George Carr of 17 Teresa The bridal attendantsaiivo werewvi V Ronald Carr of Manchester j pale blue linen suit ivlth patent the tax on tips — though he Some 1,000 leading Jap«mese of steel, business equipment and GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND ,P® SAVE governing earnings of eeif-em- hours Monday night, breaking son J. Cornish of Cromwell. bridegroom; David Cornish of at Ivy Inn, East Hampton. For Rd. dressed alike in fulI-leiength tur- served as his brother’s best leather accessories. ployed farmers are changed. must continue matcMng the em attended the services. An honor automobiles. quoise and pale blue lineninen shan- nmn. Ushers were Raymond | Mrs. Carr is a 1963 graduate guard of 160 troops stood watch. about a dozen store windows. The Rev. John A. Lacey, pas Cromwell, brother of the bride a motor trip to Canada Mrs. The Rev. Eugene F. Torpey The new rules for aucb farmers ploye’s Social Security tax as It was the ninth straight tung dresses fashionedned \idih Powers Jr. of Glastonbury, ‘ of Manchester High School. She j Ikeda died Aug. IS of pneu An extra 160 policemen were tor of Vernon Congregational groom; Ronald Lee of Vernon, Larsen wore a white cotton of St. James’ Church performed ? 5 » 1 o e * 3 read like this: far as the worker's regular sent into the area to curb the month for an increase In the knit suit, black and wMte ac.- the double ring ceremony. trains. Their headbows match brother of the bride; and Doug- is employed as an engineering' wages are concerned. monia after an operation for output of the country's factories Church, perfomied the double brother of the bride; Charles A A disturbance, and Police Com Vases of wMte gladioli were on ed their gowns. The maid of las McBrierty, Robert Danahy computlst at Pratt and Whlt- If you gross $2,400 or less in a ring ceremony. Mrs. Wilfred MacArthur of Tolland, Kenneth ceesorlee and a white orchid c o m (End of Serlea) cancer of the throat. and mines. The board fixed the and Richard Neville, all of Man- , ney. Division of United Aircraft year, you may report — for Soc missioner Howard Leary went Luts of Rockville was organist. Mbran of Storrs and Daniel corsage. The couple are living the altar. honor carried a cascade bouquet ial Security purpoees — either to the scene to take charge. climb at eight-tenths of one per Given in marriage by her of white gladioli and daisies Chester. ' Corp., East Hartford. Here’s a new reference book ALMERIA, Spain (AP) — Of cent. Mrs. Peter Schmidt of Bristol Firestone of Mjanchester, at 821 Bush H1U Rd. your net earnings (profit) or Policemen said witnesses re Mrs. Larsen is a graduate of father, the bride wore a full- with turquoise streamers. The Mrs. Powers wore a mint Mr. Carr is a 1963 graduate every family should have. All ficials reported that 10 Spani In other areas, the board said and Chester Sparks of New Mrs. Lee wore a beige crepe of Manchester High School. He IRON FIREMAN two-thirds of your gross (over the material covered In this ards were killed in the head-on ported all the youths involved drSM with mink brown and Portland High School. She •was length gown of wMte peau de bridesmaids carried cascade green dress of chiffon with were Negroes. . the manufacture of business York City were soloists. Ar white accessories. The bride is serving in the U.S. Army. all Income). If both figures are special series, PLUS lots more, collision Monday of a passen rangements of white gladioli beige accessories. The bride a secretscy at Nicholas A. Sara- sole, designed with scooped bouquets of white gladioli with under $400, however, you can’t Firemen were called when an equipment increased four per neckline, lace bodice and long turquoise streamers groom’s mother wore a pink vital to family security, is cov ger mail train bound for Madrid cent, construction activity re decorated the sanctuary. groom's mother •wore a wMte ceno Agency, Middletown. Mr. report anything — because auto belonging to a white physi Larsen is a graduate of Man sleeves trimmed with pearls, Mias Gaynelle Powers of M an-' crepe dress with matching lace PUBUC SCHOOLS SPREAD j CUSTOM ered in an 86-page book avail- and a freight train, eight miles mained high and retail sales Given in marriage by her fa lace over blue taffeta dress with BOSTON — Compulsory pub you’re excluded from coverage. able only through this newspa north of■ Almerla. Jr cian caught firs. Dr. Robert B. chester High School and Morse and train. Her elbow-length veil Chester, sister of the bride, was coat and matching accessories, V\ If you gross over . $2,400 and Walker, whose family is one of inoreased. ther, the bride wore a full- black accessories. Both wore flower girl. She wore a full- Both wore orchid corsages, lic education, begun in Maiaaa- per. To order your copy send Four of the dead were chb- white orchid corsages, Business College, Hartford. He ot silk illusion was arranged net $1,900 or more, you must re four white families on his blocki The board said the amount of length gown of white silk or- length gown of yellow organza, A reception for 150 was held chusetts In 1862, had spread to u Mark II name, address and $1 to “ Medi dren. Twenty-seven persons gansa .designed with high A reception for 200 was held is vice president of Larsen’s from a crown of orange blos port your actual profit. If you surveyed the smoking wreckage bank credit declined during the matching headbow wltlT veil, 1 at City View Hall, Keeney St. I every state by 1918. U soms, and she carried a cascade care," c-o Manchester Herald, wore reported hospitalized. Only month but the money supply scooped neckline with lace ap at Fiano’s Restaurant, Bolton. Hardware, Inc., Manchester. OIL FURNACE gross over $2,400 and net less P.O. Box 486, Dept. 06(H2, Radio one foreign casualty was report and said, "I have lived in this than $1,600, you may report house for mpre than 60 years continued to increue. pliques, three-quartera-length For a plane trip to Puerto Rico, a ty Station, New York, N.Y. ed. a Frenchwoman who was sleeves, fitted bodice and Mrs, (Sornlah wore a two-piece $1,600 or your actual net (pro 10019. and now I am moving.” I injured. DOG DIES AT 26 (145) sheath skirt with lace appll- dress of yellow silk shantung, vided it's at least ($400). Policemen in the area were BOILER The higher the amount you re ordered not to use sirens as part NEW YORK — The oldest ques and detachable chapel i mink brown accessories and a port. the higher your Social Se of the department’s rlot-emer- known dog died recently at age train and obi sash. Her bouf corsage of Shasta daisies. The curity tax. And the higher the New Secretary’s Welfare gency plans. 26. This corresponds to 146 hu font veil of Imported silk lllU' couple will live at Merrow Rd., benefits you and your depend Two young girts were arrest man years, dog researchers elon was arranged from a Tolland. ents will eventually get. ed on vandalism charges. say. headbow, and she carried six Mrs. Cornish is a graduate of Congress also has extended Is Taken Care of Well 5ER"f5oior long-stemmed white rosea. the University of Connecticut G the Social Security tax to tips, Mrs. James Allen of Canton She is a teacher of French at G top cftciewcy—no Hnoke or effective Jan. 1, 1966. wae matron of honor. Brldee- Rockirllle High SchooL Mr. loot. . . BO wactc of DmL If a worker collects at least BCARSALE, N.Y. (AP) —< Lady Bird Repairs House maids were Miss Elisabeth Cornish is a graauate or tne > For almost 20 years the Gard Turner of ^ e w Haven, Miss Unlveralty of Connecticut and a Hem ■ ’Tockeir in the far- $20 in tips during a month while Aida Gardner could tell the new ners have lived in Scarsdale, aawe between firing' periodi. working for a particular em N.Y. — from which he has com Franclne Bnmeault of Elllng- member of Phi Sigma M U secretary of Health, Education ton, Mrs. Kenneth Moran of fraternity. He is a t e a c h ^ and not watted np ihie china- ployer, he will have to report muted to his Carnegie Corp. Which Caused Controversy Starts Tomorrow! Rounders Mat. 1:30, Eve 8:00-0:80 nejr. TboBMnda o f owneta the amount to his boss. This and Welfare a few things — and office in New York City. He has Storrs, Mrs. Charles MacAr- B uporvi^r Md asslsUnt chief repost exeeptiomat oil sav- will have to be in writing by the prolMibly will, in a gentle, wifely been president of the Carneg;ie THE YEAR’S MOST QLITTERINQ CASTI thur o t Tolland and Mrs. Dan- medical technologist at Wind- Mga. No soot meant that tenth of the next month. The way that only means she's In AUTAUGAVILLB, Ala. (AP)4terbury said Mrs. Johnson paid lei Firestone of Manchester. County HosplUL Wllll- me cause of about 90% of Corp. since 1965, and through employer then will take out of terested in his work. the types of work the founda — Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson has tor all the repairs. Miss Veronica Lee of Vernon, mantle. i trrice caHt it alM emai- the worker’s next pay the So paid about $420 for repairs to a About a mile from the Cutler ■leter of the bride, waa Junior ■Bled. Phone at, or Although the newest member tion’s grants have supported he cial Security tax that’s due on of President Johnson's Cabinet, has made his influence felt in small house on her Alabama home are two other shacks bridesmaid. Speedy Grandma house? farm. you’re going John Gardner, has done quite the world of education. Just last where young Negroes live. The matron of honor wpre a The repairs include a shiny well for himself in education, month he served as chairman of Their mother died early this full-length gown of pale pink BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) — A and there’s no doubt but that his new tin roof and a brace to sup year. crep>e, fashioned with scooped the White House conference on port the porch. The fswm’s over 76-year-old great-grandmother health and welfare have been education. "We haven’t thought about neckline, elbow-length sleeves, chaaed a young tmef for fUe FOR RENT seer said the repairs amount to leaving,” said Susie Tyus, one Choose your financing as carefully as you choose your F O G A R T Y S and 18 mm. Movie Projec looked after most efficiently by It has been a long time since empire bodice and sheath skirt. blocks after he had snatched the pretty head of his own about seven times the $60 an of the 11 occupants of the dilapi- She wore a matching headbow tors—sound or sDeat, also the Gardners lived in the Wash nual rent paid by the Negro ten her purse aa ahe was boarding a 85 mm. slide projectors. Kitchen Cabinet. dated frame house. “ We're sat of brocade, and carried five bus. ington area—in the early '40s ants. isfied. We ain’t asked nobody to EVERYTHING HAPPENS IN... BROS.. Inc. Mrs. Gardner’s domestic poli in Betheeda, Md., when he was long-stemmed American Beau “ If I were 20 yeara younger, home! cy is uncluttered. A year ago the roof on the fix It." ty roses. The bridesmaids were WELDON DRUG CO. working with the Federal Com- small, rundown frame house ha wouldn’t have gotten a^way tl9 Broad St., Manchester Ml Msla St.—TM. 848-5SZ1 ‘‘I kfep my family trim. I municationa (Jommiasion, \ “ What she (Mrs. Johnson) with it,” eald Willie A. Ckuman. feed them healthy and simple where Charlie CuUer-has lived would like to do,” said John Will The new Cabinet member’s for 30 years wais leaking and the Mra. (Tarman said ahe shouted Phone 649-4539 food," she says. “ I don’t believe wife is not one of the country’s Patlllo, a second counsin t o the at several paasera-by for aid aa a wife should devote herself en porch sagged for lack of re First Lady, “ is quit row crop more avid clubwomen. pairs. M-G4leaw.MNMTnfK(»UNW«U)PR(IOU(niON In she sprinted after the thief Sun tirely to her husband, but Ma ping and put all of the land in day “ but no one helped ma,” Read Herald Ads. interests should corns first.’’ “ But I do more things that But that was before the Re AI.GO ■ are with my husband’s work, trees—not in a soil bank prop'>«. and the puna snatcher got One of the most attractive publicans came. Ition—but as a good business and we travel quite a lot. It’s "It’s a good roof," said (hi HENRY FONDA TH E ROUNDERS” e o u » < away with $4, a>t pair of eye recent additions to top echelon venture.” glasses and her dhibetle m ^ l- Washington, Mrs. Gardner is delightful, because we meet so tler, 76, as he sat In the red me many of tha same people," ahe tal glider on the baby blue front cine. small, slim, chic, with salt and MOST IN HEALTH PLANS “ I’m afraid I’m going to feel pepper hair, brown eyes in a says. porch. “ I ain’t got no com want it tomorrow," said Mrs. Car youthful face, a gracious man “ I always tMnk that It’s most plaints.” OTTAWA — Voluntary health- insurance programs cover 10.9 ENDS TONITE man, who has 7 children, 45 ner that’s made even more Important If your husband The house Is one of several on CHESTER wants to go on, move to an the Autauga County farm owned million Canadians, or 57 per “ Shenandoah” at 8i4fi grandchildren and — she said - ledylike by a soft Spanish-in cent of the population. “ 9 or 10" great-grandchildren. a Low Bonk Rotes a Fast Action a Low Closing flected voice. other Job, you should be happy by the, wife of the President. A “ Pillow Talk” about it. I think things related minor political storm arose a BBS Born Alda Marroquin In Gua STARTS TOMORROW SWEDES WATERBORNE temala, she met Gardner while to his work are Important and year ago when two Republican she was visiting a sister in Palo you should enjoy them. I enjoy congressmen paid a visit to the STOCKHOLM — The Swedish Costs • Life-Insured' Mortgage Plans (optional) Alto, Oatif., and he was an un meeting Ma associates, and it farm and criticized tlw condi b this the w ay to pleuure-boat Industry expects dergraduate at Stanford Univer haa mads our life happy haying tion of the bouses in Ii|m of the agJggHWia 7:00 aalea of $6 million a year to con sity. the same likes." President’s antipoverty pro Oe$K tinue to add to the nation’s cen DfitoWESMH " make a funny movie t “Then I left for two years. vorite subject but her approach gram. sus of 500,000 craft. a "Open End" Clause a Liberal Pre-Payment We corresponded and when I Her husband may be her fa All the buildings are old and cams back we were married.” ts completely nonstlcky. For in need of repair. They original-' 0 yon hat it is ! That was in 1984. For the next instance: “ He ia a very nice ly were tenant houses tor share- few years they lived in college person. He always works hard, croppsrs who formerly worked If you wont to P riv ile g e s CASH from towns while he got degrees and but he always haa time for en- the 1,700-acre “Hall place,” ram * pHMOtD taught psychology. ' i^ng Ms family." She adds named after its original owners. INECHT livo monoy on By ths time World War n got 1th a wink: “He’d better!” Mrs. Johnson no longer farms Engaged Bonoficial... under way and Gardner went One tiling she particularly ths land; she has put it in Um The engagement of Mias Jo- your car Inturanco... Into the Marines and later the admires about Mm: “ He always ber instead. Rather than move Llnda Lelo to Dennla D. Keith, Office of Strategic Services, geto up so happy. Ho works late the Negroes off the p r ^ r t y , J both of Mancheater, hM been they were parents of two dau^- and gets up early and is pleas however, she tiutnicted her * BURNSIDE announced by her paranta, Mr. CALL THIS NUMBER ters. The Mrls now are both ant, Now ms, I would Jiut as overseer to leave them enough | and Mra. Herbert tiea> cf 76 married, Francesca living in soon not talk very much until ui land tor a garden plot and let B A ii^ a a Oreen Manor Rd. California, Stephanie in New after coffee.” them stay as long as they liked. Her fiance ia the aon of Mr. York. "Mrs. Johnson ain’t been here MHBIIMI and Mra. Roy Keith of 22 H d- to S.B.M. for tor three or four yeara now," LOOK "We are a very cloee, very Boy Recovering Uater St. Aok xSttf racaffon cash now/ happy family, all inUrested in Cutler recalled. “ I guess she’s Mlsa Lelb la a what the others are doing,” pretty busy now that Mr. John e f Mancheater H ig h ------BUFFAM), N:Y, (AP) — A son is president.” u n i w m i i f f i M for I ‘Treat-Yowseir Vacetion Loan — atrA T * says Mrs. Gardner. "Ths chil graduated In June from, Syra- AMOUNT 10-year-old boy, who was bitten “SoM” 8:85 “Boy” lOtSO c o l o r and wonderlid thincs start to happen! Get MONTHLT OrUM N dren are married and gone but Wallace Canterbury, her over •HIT ALSO IN ! euse University and had spent we still keep in touch." by a poisonous snake and faced seer, M id the tenants pay $5 a MORTGAGE MONEY cash to get ready, cash to go, and an Inter $ 1 6 .7 9 $ 3 0 0 A aemester studying aa a Se amputation of Ms ankls and month rent for the house, a mester Abroad Student in Flor national Cradit Card for immediate setvica 2 6 .5 8 ' 5 0 0 foot, was glvsn a good chance garden patch and cow lot. jo R iivn ra E ence, Italy. Sha waa elected to along the way at any Beneficial office coast- 3 6 .4 1 7 0 0 today by doctors of walking He said the cost of repairing Phi Lambda Theta, national ed again in two months. the OuUsr house amounted to tofioaill Phona new and let Beneficial pet 5 1 .1 6 1 ,0 0 0 ucation honorary society at “ WUhout special treatment, Mven yeara rent. Syracuse Unlveralty. She wSI *On 24 meiMh ptan. SALEM’S M l in yoar pocket. . . fa il the ankle and foot would have to “They are expected to do teach Grade 8 in Hamden thla be amputated,’’ a physician at ADIMMOir, their own repairs,’’ Canterbury M l. Millard Fillmore HoeplUI said. said. “The houses are in such Mr. Keith la a 1061 graduate Aik H ibout AU !2‘‘>^!I1 Old Fmhiontd A new therapy unit being used bad repair, it Just won’t pay ef Manchester High School— and awincs ank JEtm Cnuilty'i top quoNty S B on Richard Loucka Jr., son of Mrs. Johnson to do 0 ,” duated cum laude from Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loucka of BENEFICIALF I N A M C E SYSTEM CANDIES The rspelni to the Cutler :tee College, Lewiaton, Maine, prottetioii Ihit swot Oameron Mllla anables Mm to bouse ware made after the Ite- June. He waa a >-»nne Ths blunt statsmsnt from Whera wOl Mm raoMF ter ra- stretch of ths imagination.”. "SKtrac.**"' first, ths svsntual result will bs worth 1906, svsn though both party t Pa rse d with driving under the 5:90 (40) Rifleman 9:00 (91)~ ' i Rspertqire Workshop Chlsf of Pollco WlUlam H. Park building and rapalr ooilia from t "We’ve been unable to buy and Plnney siwiud rsally know (90) Film ^ ^ (t9;) Joey Bishop a ty Atty. Roger Amebsrgh, food tor days,” said another. FOR RENT It ^iliiluenee of d ru ^ after officer* ( 8) Woody Woodpecker 5:90 (10) ■ Moment or Fear er came amid growing concern Or WllI it aver oome at i^T in an opinion to city officials, bsttsr. reported finding her slumped U8) Movie ( 8-13) Talent ScoOts some looted weapone may hkvei plres Slone tii the six days of Ths racial strife that ra v a ^ Inquire Uthannlu RnR S f e i i g l "Ths Idsalist," sold Paton ths othsT Ths most powerful oompiil- 5:00 ( 8» News (lO-lMO) Movie (C) olUd a 1964 ruling of the 1st a r Loa Angelei’ WatU araa de- •i#ver the steering wheel of her (94) What’s NewT ( A«V40) McHale'a Navy gone "underground" In the rioMng sad UlUng - hkva de^ cult U.S. Court ofo f. AppealsApwi which M OOLWAY. BT. day, "stomachs ths orusity bscauss of slon for thsm both to dars tha Aug. 9. (30) Flash Gordon (94) Hartford Symphony Pops city’ tenee Southslde, and may stioysd mors than m buildings would seam to layty theths damage etroyed and cloeed odds and risks Involved In t i ^ -'."W land Rlngwald, In charge of (10) Kye-Denllfjp Concert be ueed again — Illegally. with ilamago flroman place disrupting the flow of meat, ths Idsallam. Ths cruel man stomachc big to oonvsrt a suoosasful or Roc)ty and His Friends »:P0 ( 8-9(i-4()) The Tycoon IlablUty back at the Insurors’ gtt-fmS-«4S-B«Bf *fhe dty attorney's traffic divl- (») - • -■*’ 9:30 ( S-I3) Petticoat Junctkai "There’s no qusatlon,” aid oobsorvaMvaly at tlTI mlUlont - milk and po^*^°** ^ almoat 100,- ths Idealism because of ths eruslty.” ganisation Isadsr Into a suo- •‘Uton, said Monday a medical 5:05 (40) Advsntures In Paradise (18) Buherrlptlon TV OtMolala bavont ovon at doors. 000 Negroes. YOB AIX OOOABIONB T l______Paton and his Ideas of what should osssful nomlnss eould be tkelr ( 8) News, Sports. Weather (94) Elllol Norton Sgt. Lou Bonanno, "that these That ruling held In a New At Markham Junior High llehed hsrs. 4‘fepoH showed a quantity of bar- 5:15 (29) Club House weapons will be used against us, tempted to oolUaato loottng York case that "to constitute an All rimte of rapubUeatlan of ep*ei*l die- bs human values ssem close to defeat honest lack of other eondldatss. ■*Wturates In the singer’s blood ( 8) Peter Jenntnp—News ( 8-3()-40) Peyton Place tosses. school Monday, food for ^ We backed Into the poesthll- lends 10:00 ) 8-2(V40) The Fugitive or Innocent persons.” Insurrection or rebellion ..... patehse hsrela ar* alM rsssrred. in hls own bslovsd country. Psiltsps It •**#hen she was hospitalized last (30) Rocky and His Frie ( 3-13) Doctors and Nursee Bonanno aald It could ba five- Bpedeesmen have g^Von a families were exhausted In Hy of Plnney aa nomlnss whan (iO) News'. Weather (94) World of Music rough $860,000-per-day astlmato there must have been a move hour*. About 800 people got Ths Htrald PrinUaf (3omp Is undsntandabls that hs nvsals him n%9eek, following her arrest. 5:30 (10J9-30) Huntle.v-Brlnkley tl:0O( 3-8-10-19-90-9980-40) News, years before all the looted ment accompanied by action ■omM no (Inoiunal rtep ‘ ws got through looking ever Rlngwald said the charge la a < 8) Wide Countr>- Sport*. Weather weapona a rt recovered — "if each for puen tried to that nobody qii^ds trisa to organlca Long Legislature, and oonelud- (94) Four Da\-S of Gemini 5 (40) Sport* Final area. crash ths line. National Guards *tii^r the trial. ( 3) Walter Cronklte (10-30) Tonight Show ((?) The gun problem made oUiar ment and to take possession of any enisads to' rsscus frssdom thsrs. ed it had produced no number 5:45 (90) Peter Jennings—Newt 11:90 (13) Movie citizens nervous. The attorney Thousands of watts Nsgroea the inherent powers thereof men armed with rifle* forced Fullill aerric* client of N. B. A. Benrtea, li one claimants to the state's 7:00 (19-99-30-10) New*. Sports. ( 3) Movie general’e office said the aale of have been thrown out of woik 95 them away. . . ^M lahen Rsprsaentattvse..- Ij)*. Ju]j number one nomination on ;r’ The Trumans Weather (30) TVmlrht Show (C) bv the destruction of their Food shipment* were rounded Mathewi Speelal Altney New 11:25 ( 81 Movie pistole in Southern California City and state officials have oasp. Detroit anil noetc' either aide of the political aUlc. »:.;NEW YORK (AP) — Former ( 3) Mo^^e places of employment. up by a committee of public and ^fBM BIlK AUDIT ' sfHresldent and Mrs. Harry 8. (34) What's NewT (40) Merv Griffin Show rose from a normal 860 guns to said repeatedly that the Watta BURBAU o r CnCDLA- But we did notice that tha (18) Subecrlptlon TW _____ 1:00 ( 40) Air Force Film __ 2,038 over the turbulent week Other buslnesaea — notably riots were clearly spontaneous charity group officials, set up no; Fornub For Orlgliiality Long Legislature had ^ven rtTruman have arrived for a visit FOB OOBETLETE LISTINO the Goodyear Tire A Rubber 00. by Gov. Edmund O. Brown * ^-Nwith their daughter, Margaret, SEE SATCla»A»'8 TV WEEK end. Most of the purchaaere In origin and without organized IXsplM aSTartisins eloalnc houret Ths latsst star on ths Miadiao*i Plnney training and expenenoo were white, storekeepers said. manufacturing plant at Central office In response to requeet* P>r Monday — 1 p.m. Friday, and had made ItMlf a showcaiM »«uid her family. leadership. or Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday, Ave. advertising agency front, William Hie brisk gun sale drew dis and Florence — have shut down The first bare vestiges of nor from the Negro community. for hla leadership, which really v.';.Th* Trumans were met at until order is completely re The free food—passed out In or Wednesday — I p m,Tu*sday, Bembach of tha firm of Doyle Dane^ .iVennedy International Airport approval from Gov. Edmund mal life have begun returning to sr nursday — 1 p.ni, Wednteday. had to amount to that of head stored. Goodyear employs 2,6(X>. Watts, despite spotty reports of brown paper bags—Included sr Friday — 1 n.m. Thureday. Bembach, Inc., was quoted, tha other ing a kind of shadow govern .liy their daughter and her hus Radio G. Brown who said citizens who Who will pay for the immense canned chill and beans, or Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. band, Olfton Daniel, on their don't know anything about continued sniper fire and main -Jasalfisd deadline: 10:50 a.m. each day *( day, on the phlloeophy and thinking ment for the state, which con (Thla ttoUag Inchidaa only thoa« mwb broadoatte of 10 or U weapons shouldn't handle them. destruction of property and live- tenance of police and National and beans, fish and canned milk publication except Saturday — 9 a.sa. sidered and devised policy ahd ; euTlval by plane from Kansas mlanto length. Some atatloria carry other abort newsotuta-) llhoodT Insurance companies? and packages of macaroni and behind Km* of hie firm's advertising City, Mo., ye.sterday. There was no accurate esti Guard patrols. Klutlon for many slats prob- WDBC—1965 4'U):40 Dial 19 Perhsps. l^rhaps not Bus service was restored cheese. Tuesday, August 17 campaigns which have attractad atten lanu almost oa if It were sit Truman, carrying a cane, 6:00 Long John Wade ^ 19:00 News mate of weapons taken from Other food In the form of sur -walked about 100 feet to the 8:00 Dick Robinson 13:16 Sign Oft smaehed pawn sHope and sport It deptods, most insuranos Monday on most lines In the riot tion and apparently sold produota la ting In formal elected power. wnc-iiw company ,!;Spokoaman say, on area, and city, county and state plus farm produce was on the We would guees that Plnney, .Panlels’ station wagon, 1:06 News. Sign Off 5:00 Afternoon Edition ing good stores during the six way—^beans, lard, peanuts, spite of their violation of the normal i The former chief executive wfton—515 days of looting. But one officer, how the violence is ulUmatdy offices reot>ensd. despite the fact that he eeeme 6:00 Hartford HlghllghU 6:00 News, Sports. Weather classified. Mall delivery resumed. In maragarine, milled rice, butter, rules of the trade. Bom* of the firm's to have been the only front aaid he would spend the entire 7:00 New* 6:45 Blue of nventng who asked not to be Identied, cheese and plums. There also Before Censorship »a4sit with the Daniels and their 8:00 Gaslight 7:06 Conversation Piece said the figure "must have been Mqot firms Insure against loss cluding 12,000 checks from the daosle ads have refused to indulge la line Republican to whom the 13:00 Quiet Hour* 7:30 Chet Huntley from looting, fire, burglary and county's aid to dependent chil will be tins of meat. The alxMnce of censorship in Vist- Long Legislature gave a sub 7 . 4jhildren in their home at Bed- WINF—Ult 7:90 News in the thousands.” A shipment of 10,000 portions the “heavy sell” repetition of meseege; 7 robbeiy, T w s^lflcally ax- dren program. Crews worked on stantial build-up, would at iord, Westchester County. 6:00 News, Weather 7:56 Red Sox vs. Ortoieo Police conflecated some 800 of Army C rations was en route. nam must be as annoying and worri have deliberetaly directed attention to ],,*■ "I'll be here for six days, or 5:15 Dial 13 10:40 NIghtbeat gune from arrested rioters. cluda covers^M la the event of disrupted water and power WINDOW some to the American military os it Is least chooM to go through tha 5:45 Johnny Egan—Sport* 11:00 New* Insurrection. lines. Brown's office announced 60 some product weaknese or limitation in motions of looking for sultaMs , initil my son-in-law gets tired of 6.00 New*. Weather 11:16 Sports Final "Obviously, the sniping was markets In the riot district had welcome and precious to those who me,” said Truman. 6:45 Lowell Thomas 11:30 Ait Johnson coming mostly from looters,” CaHfomla Lt. Gov. Glenn IL Gsu-bage pickups will, be re order to Invoke the underdog appeal, candidates slsewhere. 7:00 The World Tonight WPt»P—151# Anderson proclaimed the Watta sumed, officials ^ d , as soon as agreed to open. SHADES work in the American news process. Assuming this is the esM, 5:00 Georgle Brewer the officer said. "Someone who Manager Carl Margolle and otherwiM shown originaMty tha 7:15 Sports 7:00 Ken Griffin had a legitimate use for a weap riots a . state of armed InsurreC' the Bureau of Sanitation feels public has found refreshing. one ean make two pronounce Rep. Ray Madden 7:30 Harry Reaso(ner trucks can move safely through opened the Giant Fhod Market Modo to Ordor Bscause there Is no tight formal oen- 8:00 Yankees vs. Angelo, 13:00 Stan Douglas on would have bought it.” Mon Friday when be ordered ALSO ments. First, there Is, in the ' WASHINGTON (AP) Min- The officer said there had Natibnad. Guard tre x ^ Into the the streets. In the middle of the hardest hit •orship In Vietnam, Amsriesji eorro- What Bembach aald, in explanation party winga, no dynamie, 'itesota House members don 10- been two cases the piuit year of auffpring area. area, but allowed only women VENETIAN BLINDS spondenU there have been able to re of how hls firm could get that way, glamorous figure who la ad M lon hats today to promote the Blit two major Insurance customers Inside. was this: vancing to claim preferment civillana ahoottng at police in ClerkB, many of them Ne Bring year old rollers In port with unusual realUm. They have 'national plowing matches the Watta district. "Now,” hS UM Travelers Insurance and save t5o per shads been able to present the ugly as weU ‘‘Research tends to perpetuate medl- and gubernatorial nomination scheduled for Sept. IS at Wase U.N. Diplomats Hail said, "it’a more than an hourly Ooi SJ{d Aetna Casualty A Sure Kashmiri Rivals groes, wore guns as they served In hla own right. Uie shoppers. Margolls said the as the heroic, the barbaric as well as oority becauM It is baaed on what has ca, Minn. occuiTonce.” ty Olf.'V- have aald they don’t Second, however, there are a * 'Indiana's Democratic Rep. regard the disturbances as In Claim Casualties market was saved from de the Idealistic, the failure a* well as tha gone before—nothing fresh.” Police Inspector John Towers struction because he protected number of possible figures who ' Ray J. Madden also gets one of sold the stolen guns created a surrection and individual claims Buocees. And there Is a chance that What Bembach meane li perhaps 4x>ukl be taken In hand and U.S. Stand on Debt will be studied and paid on their It with armed employes. the hats from the Waseca cham- potential threat. But he wouldn’t NEW DPLHI, India (AP) — showing war a* it really Is has been not K very startling sftsr all. Re- with proper management and '' 'her of commerce. He'a a native speculate on the future, or an merits. ' The two sides in the KaShmiii labor, judicious stage direc dC Waseca. iim many might be hidden William A. Irvine, president fighting made rival casualty FAINTING STOLEN healthy for Americana back home. March may swamp Kme pKple Into an UNTTESD NATIONS, N.Y ^ o t the fight to force the Rus BOSTON (AP)—Officials at tions, and sufficient expendi (AP) — U.N. diplomats were sians to pay up drew iqiproval away for unlaw^ use. of the 2,6(X)-member Insurance claims today, but no major But many of the military In Vietnam, unimaginativs compost of sverything ture of time and money, ba Brokers Association of Oalifor the Museum of Fine Arts re ‘Riot’ Yamez elaM today over the new U.S. and condemnation from mem Looters, Towers said, appar clashes were, reported from the and perhaps soma of the policy makers that has been done before. But It eould promoted into Kme facslmlla bers of the U.S. Oongreae. Offi ently considered guns attractive nla, said he thinks most dam disputed Himalayan state. ported Monday that a 19th cen b; LOS A N G B a^ (AP) — Pfc. policy ending the threat of a tury print by Eugene Dalacroix in Washington, mu*t be longing for the alK be the thing which would stir some of a legitimate candidate in U.S.-Soviet showdown over un cials of the Johnson administra objects because they are easy to ages will bs covered. The Indian Defense Ministry time for the 1966 (xmventlon. -Robert Yamez, a National tion anticipated a new cam sell illegally. "This disorder. In our e(pinian, was stolen last week. day when they can find some excuse to other minds into a realisation of ths ,'CKiardsman In the riot-tom Ne paid peacekeeping assessments. said Its army has counted the Valued at $600, the print was need for some kind of fresh approach. One can think of Malcolm paign for a close l(x>k at future The Police Department, as it definitely did not attain the stat bodies of 211 guerrillas killed olamp down the normal brand of war Baldridge, ths 1964 leader for gro section, had a nickname The diplomats agreed that the requests for U.S. money for Oie has since the riots started, in us of an insurrection or -rebel titled "Cheval Souvage” (Wild In other words, knowing what has • ready for hls g-pound son bom U.S. retreat, announced by Am during the past 12 days of Horse. It wM taken from a time censorship, and take control of Scranton In Connecticut, or United Nations. sisted there was no organized lion and we therefore feel that fighting and estimates that an been standard performance In the past former House Speaker Tony -IRonday. bassador Arthur J. Goldberg, Reaction from Soviet dele direction beyond sniping and the resulting damage Will be closed area where employes what the American people know about Ai-rfemez tagged him ‘‘Riot.'' opens the way for reeumptiem of o^er 800 infiltrators from Pak wei« preparing an exhiblUon. la not bad in itself; It stultlflee only Wallace, the third man In tha gates to the united Nations was other gun use during the trou covered by most Insurance con istan have been killed. the war America la fighting. historic 1962 convention, or -r. Yamez, 90, took time off to normal operations of the Gener cautious, but chief delegate Pla ble. It said it had no reports of tracts,” Irvine said in a state)( when there la no oocasionai wlllthq^ ^ idhlt Ids wife, Rebecca, 19, at al Assembly after a year of The l u t official' word on In The official reason, of oourae, will be th at perennial In the wings ton D. Morozov commented that any group collecting weapons. ment. ness to defy the supposed standard and possibility, Ted Blair of Fair- jtte hospital, then returned to paralysis. John Clayp(x>le of the Consoli dia’s losses was that 66 soldiers that American reporting has been eo Fbolocraphed By Sylvlu) Ortarm The American abtmdonment “unless we are mistaken and Parker told The Associated Kppoeed rule. field, oa sample Indlvlduala s.iuty. deluded” there is now subetan- Press: dated Mutual Insurance Co. and ixjllcemen had been killed. LOAM and free and easy it has given valuable in The Insurgent-controlled Ra E. A. JOHNSON Research, like the computer which is TOY POODLE who might possibly be pro A A tial agreement on normalisation "We can’t predl
1 . atvan otBoara are pending be South Windsor Coventry New Complaints fore tlia poHee commission. ^^iolence Dwindles Thooe arrsmd were due Over Brutality oourt today. combuiUM Scouts Head Loyzim Brands ^IllegaF In Springfield ...... " i (UelrkltrS S X ' After Graham Tour • MIm MooNMia uKitn-NMOiy (Ceatlaned tron rage Om ) 12th Qrenit ll|btpui|*r MrcapUonUb.) For Week of New Police Appointment I Finey m £,<1,^ (OiaiMMM: froni Pngo 0*4) the others face ohargaa o< aa- 14 B« lulUbI* aauH, burglary and arson. PuMca aald BrtgM carried a 15 Second ^ two Oyal'i •l««n-up orowi ,taoklod wrock- A band of 20 to M young Na- Pormar' atata rapraaantatlvi^Bolton, Pony Leaguat m d the packet that laboratory analysU Court Cases ISCotlei* dMV nothof Camping Out datarmlnad oontalnad mbrpnlno ngo lefbby rtx dnjm of turmoil. gross ast a fumltura stora on Btephai> i f u inrahdad eg Oonnaotteut Bi-Produota Uam, MPurlflM whan ha was arrested In a dam- Odv.' IklmuMI O. Brown do- Are earty today at Ban Bamar- Robert Prina, manager. Baba MANCHEBTER BE88ION ■IRusftd Twanty-nlaa boys to Boout "lllagal" a ra cW action p t tha onstration Friday, Ha was mounUIn pOSlu dino, 00 mllas east of Los An- Ruth WllUAiantlo area laagua. oinrod tho riot* ondod. galas. Troop lid am leaving Aug. 93 board of adlaotman that raault- Tha AuxSlaiy to Oraen- eharged with lllagal possasslon Cases disposed of in oourt • j^rtMting Follow CNof WllUam H. Park- for a weak at tha Charter Oak of narooUcs. yesterday: < Bhtrifr otfloars aald tha Ns- ad tn tht h l ) ^ of to acting ChoboHUehardsen Poet, Amer Dorothy Lane, of Webster •r Mntnd Uiat tha Blnok Mun> groas smaahad a window, aat CouneU’a camp at Lake of chief o< 'poUm to rtpUia the ican Legion, raoalvad a mimbar Olvll rights organisations ^ntniM T aSMMdi aariiar Monday iasuad a atata- Lane, Andover, 880, operatbxg n ** Ntfroldo Urns triad to taka ovar what ma atom burning, and than fled. fiddam suta trooper, ' of awards at tha 40th annual DOWN IS Oonuino ItTMlir Tha stora was located in a Aocompanying tha boya will ■Ito salaotman last wbak aif- mant alleging that tha 44 par while license is under suspen SSHobrov department of Oonnaotlout oon- sion; Peter Lawless, 33, New IMIm P*|il U "lilind" for atartad. ad tpontanaoua rioting. mixed neighborhood of Nagroaa ba aooutmaatar Joaaph Ruaao, nounbad tha appointment o( ra- vsntion. Thaaa Inofuda priaas sons arrsstad on traopasstng S MounUIn BrifllU BoHot OOMiMlIUoS aaalatant aooutmaatar Rlohard ehargaa Sunday, many of them Britain, $36, speeding; Alan UOrUnUl poc0 «n in p Polloa noted 4S man ballavad to and Mexloan-Amarioana at tha tltad stale'M lfcc Bgt. Ludwig for Amarteanlam, honorahia ba Mualhna wara ballad out of Haggatt, and thair fanUUMi. . T. Kolodslaf-tp. tha nawty ore- Nagroaa, hod bean "ohibbad, McManenum, 84, Stamford, $30, SSCurlt 44NuUonooi olty'a aouthaaat fringe. mention; child walfiure, tha ling; Richard Mills, 39, 24 Get up dd Hop** bUn Jail b /' a bondaman who prt- In Ban Diego, 190 mllaa to tha waakfy maatlnga o f the atad post, ^tfaetlva Aog, 16, Maude Clark plaoM; com Uckad and hit with fists by po- as Hirdy hofotao 41 Swb rtjor vloualy .raprkaantad arraitad troop am aehadulad to begin llea. kvina, $26, speeding; an(i ■outh, two talavlalon’ nawaman along ■ with tamtnatlon of tha munity sarrlca, tha Ruth Plan Pater Overhand, 81, Cos Cob, 27 Hilr flUot for 10 Moriiuc*« Mualtma, ware attacked Monday night by 8apt.'B at tha Orchard Kill flya- town oontnust t o Ita-restdant Police Chlaf John F. Lyons a girl dtrocUoB ning oup; jra va s ragMratlon, did not attend tha masting of $26, speeding. Bald Parkatt “ I will aay that about 10 Negroaa In the Logan mentary School. trooper. the Carrie Payi'ayna plaque; Junior 28 wSody pUnt M Tha troop^i p im r drive, ^ g - tha two oommlsolona Monday Also, Denis Para, 81, Hart ssQrook lotur othar alamanta moved Into It Height! section. Three bulldlnga Loyrim, in a lataf to JTirat Be- mamkaralilp, honorahia men ford, $46, apaeding; ito a ld (the lioU )." wara burned and 00 man ware Inally aohaduM for fiaipt i, lactman Rlohard . M. Qkllnat, night. At Bulkley’a news eon- 16 tion;- gain in junior member- faranca, hs termed tha invsatt- Paricar, 30, Hartford, $86, speedt 1 Ball for the paraona arraatad arreated In the lection Sunday will ba held Bsqit. 18. RaUdimta aaya ha is rasarvtng the right ship, a cash award; and pop of tha Wapplng area am balnk gatlon order "unusual.” Ing; Valmont Pallatiar, 38, Maii'i' on felony ehargaa ran high — up night. . inatttute legal actions py, tha Oi««a Waid plaque dan, $37, speeding; Donald Salt- to tS.OOO Mgbar than In normu Ban CuUhall and Dave Sharp, •akad to save nai^apam tot agaihat yeu in Ihd matter if you "W e'd like to gat tha story 1! tha hoya, who wUl conduct g ndward Naumaim Jr. waa from those who are making tha marsh, 86, Woodbury, $26, Front End timaa. Dlat. Atty. Evella J. tha nawaman, wara beaten but 'arocaad aa announced.” HU lat- awarded tha Maude daric de- speeding; Albert Shea, 36, Ches Yotmgar aald; “ Partlolpatlon In aacaped with minor cute. Cutah- houaa-to-Muaa oanvaaa. If poa- t o oantanda thdt aUtliorisaUon complalnta,” Lyons said. fS~ albla, nawapapara ahouid ba partmaiit achotarahip. hire, $36, rtotoua oonduct muat be deaK all'a camera waa stolen and his by tha local laglBlatlva body is Recant activities of the lo Mrs. Juanita Griffin, chair bundled and Ian at the ourt>. man of the Oounctl of Organi Bristol, $27, speeding; Polly Special with aOoordlngly." oar's wlndahlald waa imashsd. nacaasary-before an acthw po cal unit Include vlaite by Mrs Smith, Vernon, $26, following IS The flrat 100 of the thouaanda Quiet prevailed In other Painted Sidewalk lice ahlaf can ba hired, and sations for Olvll Rights, said A 4Q-lnoh wide yellow atrip Blaine Hotchkhw and Mrs too closely; and Paul Walicka, Rm . S12.S0 arreated were arraigned >fon- Southern California cities, In ■tataa that t'nO ftmds jinva bean Bright’s arrest had been "ex (1) ALIGN FRONT END haa bean painted along tha. Jean Marrow to veterans at the pected.” 32, Willlmantlc, $26, dumping day, OomparaUvely few were cluding Long Beach wham a aumropriatSd for that purpose.” of rubMah. (3) BALANCE FRONT north Bide o f Pleeaant valley West Haven hoopital and dia- Late Monday night, Atty. freed on ball. Posting 10,000 ball curfew waa enforced In a mile' Loynm oltas aectlona 7-13, 7- trttxition of various Itama to tha Tha ease a g i ^ t Theodora WHEELS— Beg. $4.09 Rd. at the raqueat of the South 848 and 7-849 of the Oanaral Louis Steele of the Imional As through a bondsman requires square area. Wlndaor aafety commlaalon. patients there, Edwards, 17, West Simsbury, (8) CHECK FROm giving him $000 which la not re A police officer waa killed by Statutes "under wMch you (Oal- sociation for the Advancement WHEEL BEARINGR z r Tha atrip nine from Ellington TTia auxiliary aitd poet apon- of Colored People tn New York charging him with reckless use funded. an accidental shotgun blast Bun Inat) can be held personally U' of the Mghwav by a pedestrian, (4) CHECK BRAKE Rd. to Plaaaant Valley aub- able for financial damagsa.” sored a picnic raoeatly at tha and six members of the execu- Three of the first 100 prlaon- day night when police were Rooky HM Vataran’s Hospital was nolled. Edwards was struck SYSTEM subduing a rock-throwing gang divlalon and is for tha protec In another letter to tha first Uvs committee of Rhode Island ers to be arraigned were tion of ohlldran and othera for 80 patients. Aaalatlng wara by a car July 34 When he tried eharged with murder, Moct of of Negroes. ■electman, Loyslm says that OGRE arrived to raise Bright’s to cross W. Middle Tpke. near AB Four Only walking to the Vatarana Me local mambani Mr. and Mrs. $1,000 ball money. "you are further remeetad to Wickham Park to find an article morial Park area. re-Jnstata. the contract for tha Louis BtauUat, Mr. and Mro. The bond was posted and he Voter Raglatratloa Henry Koriiar, Tadauaa Saelu- that had fallen off his scooter. resident iriata tiooper.” was released for court arraign The case agaihat Ludvig Ber Coventry A votar-raglatratlon aeaaton Ha want on .to state that, "In ga, Mrs. Lawrtaica Perry, Mrs. ment later today. will ba bald Aug. 28 at the Bugens RyohUng and Ifira. John zins, 84, of 34 Ashworth St., $ 0 9 5 mvy opinion, your action consU-constl Before his arrest, Bright and high aohool from 9 a.m. to 1 charging him with following 7 Lacak, tutestes autocratic, caprldlouscapi and Mrs. Griffin outlined a flve- too closely, was also nolled m. Anyone may mglater who arbitrary abuse of power by Mrs. Bandtno DtlbMiro la a point program for further dem School Office, Trailers, &a U.g. cltiaen, la at least 21 now unit member. was the case against Margaret town offlOlala. Selectman cannot onstrations. Cour, South Coventry, charged yearn old, and haa lived In abrogate contracts that have Taking part tai tha VJ Day They said they would ask a SERVICE ON AIX South Wlndaor for at least atx parade In Moosup over the with imsofe start from a parked COBrVENTIONAL BIAKXS Denied by Finance Board been specifically approved by federal court order barring position. months. the legislative b ^ y at the town weekend were Poet Oontmander Chief Lvons from Intervening in Voter mglstration . daaslona without the consent an ap Oharlae Benjamin, of Mana- peaceful protests and that they •Rie board of finance has v o t-^ f an office building for the will also be held Sept, 1, from proval of that eame legislative fleid; Oscar Miller, Edwin Wit- would seek a Federal Bureau of Only 25% Pay Cash 6 to 9 p.m., and Sept, l l , from MORIARTY ad ^ pending eome further In- The t ^ wou^^^ authority.” tig and John Lacek, odor Investigation probe of the shoulder the full cost of reno 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., at the high guards; and Eugene Rychllng, oharges against police. emOAQO — A company that school; and on Oct. 2, from 9 Oom Supper veatlgatton — to deny two re- vating space In the present of * The annual 4 ^ corn supper color guard wlOi tha Fourth The dispute began in July makes furniture for resturanta ^eata from the board of edu fice building. It Is estimated a.m. to 12 noon at the town hall. District colors. when 18 persons — 17 of them BROTHERS Guild Mombership wlU be from 6:30 to 7 p.m. to surveyed the executive luncheon cation for appropriations total that 2,800 squara feet would morrow In the Congregational The local auxHliry WUl In Negroes — ware arrested dur and found that only 36 per cent SOl-SU CENTER ST. provide sufficient space for Mrs. Carman Shea, member stall officers the evening of ing a pOUce effort to break up ing $22,600 to acqulm now office ship chairman of S t Margaret Church Community House. Pro. of businessmen pay cash; the TBL. 648-0185 school offices. Aug. 28 at the legion home on a gathering outside a city cafe. rest run a tab er use credit and classroom apace. Msiry's Ladles' Ouild, has an ceeds will be used to buy premi Walt St. The funde that hswl been re The space In the town office ums for the annual 4-H fair Sat Brutality complalnta against cards. building, which la now being nounced that the guild’s mem- The unit 'wUI i^nsor a rum quested' Included $9,600 to reno berahlp drive will be held' the urday at Coventry High School mage sale Sept. 18 at the legion vate a room In the town office used by the registrars of votam, Mrs. Henry Sherman Is chair contains about 750 square feet. last two weeks of August. home. Anyone having Items R*Kf! AM^a a e a awMe aa. aaae a^ a a m ^ . bidldlng, to house the superin- Anyone not contacted at that man; she will be assisted by may call Mrs. Louis SteuUet or tebdent of schools and his office The mobile classrooms, for Mrs. Maurice French and Mrs. which funds were also denied, time who wlahaa to join the Mrs. John Lacek. staff, and $18,000 for leasing guild may call Mrs. Shea, 266 Ed'wln LaWtOn. were to be used to provide addl- thrm poriSable classrooms. Abbey Rd. Others assisting Include Mrs. Manchealer Evening Herald llie members o f th e' finance tioned space at Coventry High Air Tmittiiig Ronald Aronson, Mrs. Stanley School and at the R t^rtson Coventry correspondent, F. board voted unanimously that Naval Airman Keith O. Mar Harris, Mrs. Antonio Peracchlo, Padllne Little, teL 742-6281. the town seek three firm bids School. Two units at the high shall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ernebt O. LeDoyt, Mrs. for the office renovation, and school were to be used as study Robert O. Marshall of 867 Fos Maurice French, Mrs.'Theodore estimatee for the construction halls, to free the auditorium— ter Stm et Wapplng, has grad Hladky and Mrs. Lawton, fritter Dead in Monattery o f a separate building as per- now used for study halls—^for In uated from the aviation famil friers; Aaro A. Aho, Harmon x n ^ n t quartern for t ^ super strumental, choral and drama iarisation course at the Naval Cochrane, Raymond Melady, BATALHA, Portugal — A intendent and t o staff. Malcolm groups and a large class in mod Air Technical Training Center Henry Sherman and Russell Gothic monastery here houses Eri) was asked to- bring In the em problems. Without the space, in Memphis, Tenn. Storrs, dish ■washers; Mrs. Gil the remains of Portuguese he requested information for the the auditorium will be used for Meet Your Candidate bert H. Storrs, in charge of se roes, from the unknown soldier study halls during six of the finance board to m'vlew at a A "Meet Your Candidates” curing syrup. of World War I to King John meeting 8 p.m. Thursday. school day's seven periods. The A night, cosponsored by the I and Henry the Navigator. Robertson School units was pro New Rotarian A permanem structure was Sw th Windsor Woman’s Club Robert Upton of Flanders Rd. posed to free a classroom for suggested In part because the and the League of Women Vot- Is a new member of the Rotary muBlc and art classaa atate would pay half the coat em, Is scheduled for Sept. 13 at Club. The club meets at 6:46 8 p.m. at the high school. p.m. tomorrow for dinner In the Personal Notices All Republican and Demo First Congregational Church cratic caiididates, as well as vestry. the chairmen of tho two par Boys Baseball Picnic In Memoriam 3|anry in Last Leg ties, have been Invited. In lovlns memory 0/ my dear hue- EMward Neumann will be bond who pasaed away Aus. 17. Mrs. John Tyler of Olaston- master of ceremonies at the 1960. bury will moderate. Coventry Boys Baseball Asso — .....I Ihe lose to me wae hard to beer, U ciation Inc annual picnic, from when I g o home, there'e no one O f A tlantic Voyage Manchester Evening Herald 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the there. South Windsor correapondent, Plains Athletic Field. Robert Behind my emlle, there’e many teor, Anna Lyons, tel. 644-M82. Prlnz li^ cp a troi^ 9f thq affair, For the one I loot and loved so (Conttnued from Page One) feet 11, and he weighed 200 to which; all 0078 'enrolled • in dear. pounds when he left. 1 thought LODGE LEAVES TODAY the program, league officials, His Loving Wife. Edith !V>rd children were, in many ways, he had lost quite a bit of weight, BBVERL.Y, Mass. (AP) — and players’ and officials’ fam the calmest people In town. which I always wanted him to Henry Cabot Lodge was sched ilies, are Invited. In Memoriam Mrs. Manry had remained un do, and so I sort of punched him uled to leave Boston today on , Trophies — ------will — be - presented. ------In lovinz memoiy of my husband ruffled during the weeks when In the belly. Then I realized that the first leg of his return to during the afternoon to various l and our father. Joeeph Blnks, her husbtod was unsighted and he had taken off a lot of it.” South Viet Nam. where he will league champions. The winners paeeed away Aug. 17. 1963. G when experienced sailors said Manry told her the tiny boat assume his old post of U.S. are: Softly the leevee of memory fall. he might be loet. bad lost one rudoer and one oar Ambassador. The Lakeside team, ■with G e n ^ we gather and treasure them Aa she went aboard the trawl during its long voyage. Lodge a p ^ Monday sailing Joseph Locke in' choree, Na Unseen, unheard, he is alway er'she said: "He now faces an "Robert said, 'She ie a pretty off Beverly. He said he expects tion^ League champions; Zol- 9UII loved, situ missed, etll ebb tide that can run up to 11 good boat, but she has a. few to arrive In Saigon, ' via Los lo’s team, with Franklin. Rlqh- dear. knots in places. flaws’,” Mrs Manry added. Angeles, Honolulu a n d Hong ardson in charge, American His Wife, Henrietta Btnke "It might even eet him back, Her husband's supplies Kong, In three days. Leagfue; the Ansaldi team from And Family I would fancy Wednesday morn seemed to be In good rtiape, aha ing’s flood tide will bb the first said, "although the cabin was tlmb he can make it.” mouldy.” Manry was sighted off the Mrs. Manry said she consid Lizard soon after dawn. Hie ered staying aboard for the final Uzard is the point where the leg of the trip, *‘but then that Atlantic ends and the Channel wouldn't have been finishing the begins, tt is the point too where trip singlehanded, so I got back the great Atlantic liners are aboard tho trawler.” timed for their blue-ribbon Manry, a copy editor for the croeslngB. dovoland Plain Dealer, spent*' Every cliff along the Oomlsh six years rebuilding his 80-year- Ploe«>S«nliig or Aeeossory Pioco of ooaat Una waa lined with people old boat. He developed sailing 24K Gold f^orotod TransiucMt ChfiM hoping to spot the Tlnkerbelle. skill on Lake Erie and also be Crowds camped on Falmouth came an accomplished carpen with your Sfh dopetlt of $25 or moro pleriieada .with blankets and ter. coffee ready to wait through the Rep. wnilam Mlnshall, R- night and longer If need he. Ohio, has suggested that the The Stars and Stripes flew TlnkerbeUe be placed In the from every masthead. The Brit Smithsonian Institution In S. B. M. ish haven’ll yet caught up with Washington, where Charles A. history and most of the flags Lindbergh’s transatlantic plane, were of the 48-star variety In the Spirit of St. Louis, and other stead of 60-star. famous relics are on display. Authorities moved In 100 extra police to deal with the crowds. Borne of the police will mount a Ads Worn on Ear “PAYS to 34-hour watch on the Tinker belle to protect her from sou HONOLULU—In the South venlr hunters. Sea Islands a white hibiscus rfi-V x 'i Again as a matter of protec worn over a young bachelor’s right ear announces to the tlon, Manry may be obliged to ...... accept a tow on the last couple sweet young things that he tyants to date. Ha switches to SAVE Plan” of miles l|«l«lt( the harbor. An armadfc of small boaU waa a. red blossom over hla left ear ready to meet him. And fast after he haa found what he was poweritots can be dangeroiu in advertising for — and then orcffirded positions. changes to gnen leaves If ha 4 pc. PkKO-Sottin9 Motehing Aecostory "Bobert is very fit and decides the vffiola thing was a only $2.95 with o Piocot ovalloblo at o 7 mlstaka. , . . . the Perfect wen,” hit wife aald. ” Be U 6 doposit of $25 or moro small ehorgo with a doposit of $25 or mort
Matching ETIRNAL HARVEST Salt St Poppor Shokors I i' ■ \ 1>. .1 3^ with your first Chiaa Purehosa A CAR PROM PAUL DODCR PONTIAC ALL MAKES SAVINGS ALL MODELS from Day of Doposit USE OUR ONE OR TW O YEAR S avings B ank UASING fLAN 0 PAID qUIRTERLy MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 17,1966 PAGE EUBVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1966 PAGE TEN Walnut Barbers Open Tourney With Win | Moriarty s Take Hartford Twilight Loop Title Herald Angle AAUandNCAAGroup EARL YOST Five Tallies Sport* Editor IPat Mistretta Wins Ninth, Jim Moriarty Hit Decides In Seventh To Hear Tom Farrell Big Change Noted in Decade How the times have changed! Stop Mai Ten years ago the New York football Giants pre-season ticket sale numbered 7,674. In 1957 the se^on ticket First blood in the annual ;Top Eastern, 3-2, Roberts, Mathews sales reached 11,916 and then soared to 27,702 in 1959, Town Softball Playoff Tour by . power A ® 46.024 in 1962 and to 63,000 since 1963. _____ nament was drawn laet Wrrell. 880-yard ■P«*2*‘ **’ With every nttractlon on thc‘|'------— night by the Walnut Bar from St. Johns 'Unlvtnilty, N.Y.. Respond to Rest 1966 Giant schedule at Yankee College in Fort Schuyler, N. Y. bers. The undefeated entry State Open appear^ In th* ssoend In Eight Innings i '' \ Stadium sold out, It means the For the balance of the slay at Senate Oommerca Oommlttae New Yorkers will have played Fairfield, the Giants will drill during the regular Rec hearlngE. ^ ^ w. League had to come from be NEW YORK (A P )— Give an old gaffer some rw t to 36 consecutive sellouts at the only on Mondays through Early Lead The committee, headed oy - By EARL YOST stadium best known as the home Thursdays . . . Jack Lamabe, hind with a five-run last inning Sen. Warren O. Mafnueon, D* and there’s no telling what he will do. Ot the New York Yankees. who couidn’t win for the Boston to pin a loss on Mai Tool at Waah., Monday arranged a tem • Unwillinjr to pitch to Jimmy Moriarty in the sixth In the (»se of 33-year-old Eddie Mathews, he’s liable While Yankee Stadium has a Red Sox. shows an 8-0 won-loss Charter Oak Park, 10-6. The By Nutbrown porary truce between the lucky seventh inning uprising ' inningr last night at Dillon Stadium in Hartford, East- to lead you to the National lycague pennant. In the case capacity of 70.000 one may won record with Toronto in the In warring National Collegiate em’s strategy was to walk the big first baseman. Two der why only 6,1.000 tickets al-e ternational League. Dick Wil- overcame a 6-5 Mai lead in the Athletic Association and the of 88-year-old Robin Roberts, he’s liable to leave you ORANGE (AP) —.A few big sold for any one jrame. Uam.s. former jpumeynian per double elimination event. Amateur Athletic Union. frames later, with a runner on second base and one out. awfully etnbarrassed. Y" The reason is simple. former with several American Activity resumes tonight with names were missing as 80 golf Both grofips pledged a gen Wally Widholm wa* Intention-*^ Mathews continued his torrid runs, ninning hto season totals The Giant manafrement does not League clubs, including Boston, a pair of games. Paul Dodge ers began play today in the m - ' ally passed to get at Moriarty. August hitting Monday nlg)it, eral amnesty,” ruling out any Off with a single to left, atole to 27 and 82. print 1,192 sent tickets that are manages Toronto . . . Another Pontiac tangles with the Center nual State Open sponsored by reprisal actions at least until This time, given an opportunity driving in six runs on four Roberts shut out his former located in the obscure view "hoiie” in the Red Sox farm Oongo.s at 6 o’clock at Charter the Coimectlcut State Golf As to hit, the bespectacled, alow- second and rode home on Carl straight hits as Milwaukee out after the Senate committee ends son’s triple to left. Phlladelphda teammates in liis area behind the baseball press system is Bill MacLeod at Oak Park and at Mt. Nebo, St. sociation. moving but always hustling in- lasted St. Ix>u1s 10-8 and moved first National I.,eagtic Htarl In its hearings next week and re Eastern Which entered play box. Neither does the club print Pitt.sfleld who has won 18 Mary’s is paired with the Wal Defending champion Boh Kay ports lU finding and rscom- flelder came through in the within one half game of stum four years laet Monday night ■landing room tickets, the front straight games, four last year nuts. of Wampanoag failed to survive clutch with a ringing base hit tied for second place with val- bling Lon Angeles tn ths Nation and Astroe’ Manager Lutnaa mendations to Congress. , two games back of Mori- office feels that every ticket and all 14 to date with the Bay Winners of all 14 starts dur Monday's qualifying round. But Magnuson said young ath Mf Lev Spencer to leftfleld 00 al League race. Harris gave the veteran right holder is entitled to a seat. State Eastern League entry. ing regular season competition, So did Dick Slderowf of Brlch- letes and the country are enti which allowed Mike Oerloh to •riy’a. got a pair of runs In the hander a week off. The 14 straight decisions ties a the Walnuts had to puli out ali ^ of the third to go ahead, Also, the reserx'ed bleacher wood, the reigning state ama tled to more than that. score from second base as Robin responded to his second section has been reduced to long-standing Easter" record. stops to'get on the right road in teur champion and twice winner • • 4 Gerry Ltndgren, Washington Moriarty Bros, broke a 2-2 start with an almost identical 14,000, the Indlvldusd seats be the post-season play. Mai of the State Open. State University distance run deadlock for a cherished 3-2 Walk to Frank DeMauro, effort, UiroUllng the Pirates on finished second in the Dusty Dave Musoo’s Texas League ing enlarged from 18 to 21 inch Here ’ n There Gifford Nutbrown of Brook- ning star, testified Monday the victory over Eastern before a Mets Out (our hits and retiring the last 13 es. Bigger seating areas cuts League. The Rec, Church and lawn had to be rated a strong crowd of 850. single down the right field line, men in a row. He struck out A1 Frehelt, former place- Dusty Leagues qualified for the row prevented the United States some 3,000 seats from the nor contender for the title on the from fielding its strongest team Jim Moriarty, who has come which advanced the front run seven and walked only two. mal capacity. kicking specialist with the Hart tourney. ner to third, and a successful SAN FRANOISOO (AP) ford (barter Oaks, has caught basis of his 4-under-par 67 at in the meet it lost to Russia re through with more than his Los Angeles’ lead dwindled to And, of course, there are a Although outhit, 11-10, the the 8,463-yard Race Brook Coun ■hare of base hits ever since double steal produced the first — Die expert* esa relax. a mere half game over tha on with the Meriden Shamrocks. Barbers madd the most of their cently. number of complimentary tick try (3ub layout Monday. Undgren took a calculated ' his Llttl* League days, never nm. Bob Neubauer, like Mus- 'Die New 'York Me4s won’t Braves as Philadelphia's Chris ets Issued for each game which In the Silver City club’s open blngles to win. co a former Moriarty player, humiUate any of tlHm by 7 The weather was hot, but Nut- risk of possible loss of his ath had a trigger hit than last night Short beat the Dodgers for the 7 ing game, Freheit split the up- do not count in the sellout fig Dave White. Joe Twaronite for it gave Morlarty's the 1966 fouled off seven pitches before winning the National fifth time this season, 6-1. Ban righte perfectly after all three and Andy Ansaldi paced the brown’s play was hotter as he letic scholarship at Washington ures. State when he defied a NCAA Hartford Twlllghte Leagu singling up the middle, Musco League Pennant this year. Francisco mathematically elim Season ticket holders, who touchdowns in a 21-6 win over Walnuts with three hits each came up with an eagle and six denting the plate. Brockton ... ’Tripleheader birdies that mors than offset boycott and partiolpated In an (^amplondhlp. The crown was Ttiere can’t be any 19- inated New York’s lOtb place have not as yet received their while Newton, Koziak, Uzwack All the Scoring team tie for first plaoe, racing program at Riverside and Wilbanks each matched THROWING FORWARD—TV star Danny Thomas cocks back his arm to toss four bogeys. AAU meet at San Diego which the eeoond straight for the Oss MeU 8-2. pasteboards, .shouldn’t get too qualified him for a place on that ' House Gang and only ths third That was all the scoring for either. Die Mets took rare • • • excited. The Giant offices are Park Speedway tonight fea that hit total for the losers. The closest any of the quail' Eastern although they threat pass to AFL Commissioner Joe Foss, as Miami Mayor Robert King looks on. team. time in I s t ^ s history that a of that Monday by lasing 8- In the process of being moved, tures Jalopies, novices and fig- Each side scored three runs flers came to Nutbrown’s 67 was ened again In the fourth, load Jim Needham, Dennis Rtxlgers, Moe Morhardt, 2 to the S u FrancMco BRAVE8-CAR09— ure-8’s. Only three more weeks tn the first frame and Mai got a Thomas is franchise holder for the new AFL team. (AP Photofax). a 69 carded by Bob doughen of He said he did so because he “ club has put together titles In MORIARTY’S CHAMPIONSHIP SQUAD — Fnint from the 16th to the 18th floor at was a defending champion who successive yeare. Lenny’s YT’e ing the bases on two walks and Fraser Gark, Hal Lewis, Pat Mistretta and Pete Giants for their 82nd defeat Mathews hod driven in four the New York Ooliseum. Ray of racing remain at the popu single tally in the third, added Ridgewood, who won the 1962 a hit but Mistretta rose to the row, left to right, Matt Moriarty, sponsor, Jim of the season and sixth loss runs, two on his third Inning lar Agawam, Mass., oval. One felt the country should put Its performed the trick in 1945-46 Sala. Bob Fago, Andy Maneggia and Paul Zarem- Walsh, general manager, re two more In the fifth for a 6-8 State Oi>en. > and Hamilton Standard an (xscasion and got out of the Moriarty, Bob Carlson, Mike Gerich, Gene Johnson, in a row to the Giant*. homer, helping the Braves to an hundred lap events are slated edge. However, the Barbers Scores ot 70 were turned In strongest talent Into the meet, ports all tickets will be distri and because "m y fondest desire nexed top laurels In 1962 and jam. That was the final bid for Jeff Koelsch, manager, Wally Widholm. Back row, ba were missing. Batboy, Ed Goss. The br*t the Met* can do 8-4 lead. But Tim McOarver buted by the latter part of Sept Tuedsay night, Aug. 31 In ja coimtered twice in the sixth and by Mike Ballo, of Woodway, walloped a grand slam homer, was to defeat the RusalUMi on .... 1966. victory by the loeers, who lost this season Is 80-82— it they ember. Lucky area ticket hold lopy and novice competi then staged their big game-win Miami, Newest AFL City, Mickey Homa ot Rolling Hills, win every game from here their home grounds.” Shares BUHag the season series, three games brini; k in the eighth. ers sire asked to be patient. tion . . . Manchester High again ning rally In the seventh, netting and Homa’s young assistant, to one. on In. Felipe Alou singled and does not have a representative five markers. Whila Moriarty was mobbed Mistretta Wants Shot with Pros Home regular season opener Ray Howell. by hto mates after delivering Matters were tied In the bot The Mets have Improved moved to second on a wild pitch in the Nations League will be In the annual East-West All- Wednesday night at Charter It took a score of 76 to quid' tom of the same frame when Major League In the ninth. After Hank Aaron Star Nutmeg Bowl football Still ai W inner the bto Mow, he had to share from toat year. They loat Oct. 17 against the Philadelphia Oak, Wyman Oil will swing Into Headed by Danny Thomas ify for the M-bole, one-day med Lewis, again, ouUegged a their 82nd game In 1964 af was intentionally walked, a game Friday night, Aug. 20 in action against the winner of to .. top billing 'With Pat Mistretta, Eagles. al play tournament. DBTROrr — (NBA)—Where - the loop’s No. 1 and undefeated single to sluntstop. F le e t in g = L e a d e r s = ter 117 contests. It took 118 passed ball moved the runners * * * Bridgeport. Among CCIL mem night’s Walnut-St.. Mary’s meet EUlngtmi Ridge pro, Wally are they now7 Blhy Rogell, to second and third and Math bers, HaH High of West Hart ■will play seven scheduled<^been concentrating so hard on pitcher. the runner, who hod Ut out for No One Was Prouder American League In 1966. ing. Also, Wednesday, tonight’s dchon, showed a 37-84—^71, to scampering shortstop for the second, Gene Johnson threw hto ews’ fourth hit of the ninth Aging Gridders ford, Wethersfield High and Ma Congos-Dodge loser and Walnut- games in Miami’s Orange Bowl winning the franchise that there A Mistretta, despite pitohlng a Ameriesn League dian Danny Thomas, who place in a five-way tie for fourth Detroit ■ngeni’ 1984 and ’85 four-hitter, had to labor to re- bat at the ball and connected, w . L. Pet. G.B. Batting (276 at bats) — Yas scored them. loney High of Meridan are rep St. Mary’s loser meet at Mt. an option to renew for another had been no time to plan details American League pennant win Roberta, who came to Houston • • * Figuratively speaking. spot. but was out at first, unassist — trzemskl, Boston, .333; Robin resented on the East squad . . . Nebo. plans to bring major league five years, s of the operation. oord hto ninth straight mound Minnesota 76 43 .636 Than Uncle Moriarty as a free agent after being re New York Giants are Manchester's Stan Hlllnskl ning dubs, la now a d ty ooun- suocess with lack of control hie ed. With two outs, Carlson (Cleveland 66 60 .569 8 son, Baltimore, .323. ASTROB-PIRATE^ Interest tab per 24 hours at WslnDt Barbers (It) professional football to Mi Present AFL members are Foss said the player limit of had a 36-36— 74. oBman here. leased by Baltimore, continued fourth youngest team in the ab r h po a e rbl New York, Buffsilo, Boston, __Mggeat bugaboo. The title- again teamed with Lewis, and Detroit ...... 60 50 .669 8 Runs — OHva and Versalles, National Football League, aver Houston’s famed Astrodome is Oarlscm. as ami, explained his $7.5 mil 36 for AFL teams will be raised hla amazing rejuvenation with The Astros hopped on Bob $3,400 and the daily air condi 4 2 1 1 4 2 1 Kansas City, Houston, San Die clincher was by far the tough- stroked a hot liner down the Baltimore .. 66 61 .660 9 Minnesota, 90. BYlend (or two runs In the first aging 26.8 years per man. The Volt, rf 4 1 0 2 0 0 0 lion investment with the to 38 this season to give the In leftfleld line that scored the By EARL YOST his second straight four-hit shut t tioning bills run to $2,600. The White, 3b 4 2 2 1 1 0 2 go, Denver and Oakland. ^ est vlctoty for the tmH Shade Chicago .... 64 51 .667 9H Runs batted in — CJolavito, out as the Astros blanked Pitts inning on a walk, singles by Joe Giants have "dropped” almost cumbents a cushion when the { grown tobacco supervisor who base runner. CHeveltmd, 80; Horton, Detroit, world’s largest air-conditioned Twaronke, If 4 1 2 0 0 0 3 American Football League Thomas and Joseph Robbie, Miami team is put together. New York .. 60 60 .600 16 No one was prouder than Uncle Matt— ^Matt Mori burgh 34). Morgan and Jim Glenn and a a full year in average from last McAdam, sf 3 0 1 3 0 0 1 ) labored during the day in 90 de- Improved Pot. Loa Angeles 63 64 .463 77. season, due mainly to the re plant aost $42 million to build. Anaaldl, c 3 1 2 2 0 0 0 this way: Minneapolis attorney who Each of the present teams will 2U/4 arty— last night at Dillon Stadium in Hartford when Milwaukee Manager Bobby force out. Singles by Bob LlUl* * * * ' gree, plus, temperature and That's the way things stood .441 Hits — Oliva, Minnesota, 147; SelpiU. lb 3 1 1 4 1 0 1 “ You can’t show me any Leb- helped put the deal together and protect 23 players on its roster. Wash’ton .. 62 66 23 J^ragan, whose Braves have and Lee Maye, wrapped around tirement of several veterans, Pedem’te, 2b 1 0 2 1 0 0 ' then came on to pltoh the big until the eighth although Mori Boston ...... 43 73 .871 31 Jimmy Moriarty delivered the key hit as Moriarty Bros, Campaneris, Kansas CMty, and tike Y. A. Tittle and Andy Ro- 0 ! anese boy raised in Toledo, outbid other groups for the fran won 26 of 36 in their dash to the Roberts’ sacrifice, produced th* End of the Line MbnrrtUt. rf 2 0 0 1 0 0 fl chise, are owners but it was Miami then can select two P ro C h a rts one. arty’s had two runners on in Kansas C^ty 39 76 .342 84 wrapped up the Hartford Twilight League bunting Richardson, New York, 127. busteUl. The youngest team Oarlson, p 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 Ohio, who didn’t want to own a from the remaining roster, then •BV 1KURRAV OLD3RMVAN- the fifth and three in the sixth. _ ^ top of the league, gave Mathews (Inal run In the seventh. World’s richest three-year-old Camposeo. p 1 0 0 2 0 agreed they can take in other Allows FIvs Mte Monday’s Result with a 3-2, eight-inning decl-<^ Doubles - Yastrzemski, BoS' • * « A A 0 0 will be the Minnesota Viklng^s Miami ball club.” one more player vrill be frozen CtorUon, who Improved his stake horse race is listed for MIcAuiey. If 1 1 1 2 0 0 1 stockholders later. Averaging better than one Chicago 6, Boston 4 Sion over Eastern. The Holy ton,“ “M r Ver8*aUM"''Md“ ’oilva, » PHILUE8-DODGER8— at 26.5 per squad member with AFL (Commissioner Joe Foss and Miami will select two more strikeout per innings going in league-leading batting average Minnesota, 30. veteran third baseman hasn’t the Washington Redskins and Rockingham Park Sept. 1 with Totals 34 10 10 21 8 2 9 Thomas, who flew here from Only game scheduled Cross grad stroked a one-out Philadelphia gave Short, 14-8, 12 starters expected in the New announced Monday that the from each squad. sgslnat Eastern, Mistretta with two hits in three trips, Today’s Games Triples—Campaneris, Kansas been the same since. Detroit Lions the oldest at 27.7. Mai Tool <6) Hollyw(X)d for a press confer single in the bottom of the first a four-run cushion in the third, England Futurity going after ab r‘ h po a e rbl league had granted a group ence Monday night, said his With 32 players then on Its picked up but four K's, getting brought the crowd to its feet Chicago (Plzarro 2-2 and Buz- extra Inning to drive home City, 11; Aparicio, Baltimore, "Don’t wake me up — let Figures on other clubs are Newton, lb 4 0 2 4 1 0 headed by ’Thomas a five-year in the sixth when he tried to knocking out loser Johnny the winner’s share of $184,743. Bat , 2b 4 1 1 3 1 1 0 part In promoting the Infant ball roster, Miami will get the AFL’s a pair In the first Inning, and hardt 8-4) at Washington (Mc Mike Gerich with the tie- 10. me keep dreaming, " Mathews CSeveland Browns 27.5, Dallas 2 franchise for a ninth league score from first base on an er laughed after taking the Cardi Podres, 4-6. Rich Allen’s two- Cowboys 26.4, Philadelphia 26.6, Rockingham is 82 feet short of Barcomb, 3b 4 2 1 3 3 0 club would depend on his televi two top college draft picks and one each in the sixth and sev Cormick 6-5 and Daniels 6-12), 2 breaking run. And the first to Home runs —Colavito, Cleve a mile and a quarter, just for Koidak. ss 3 3 2 2 2 0 3 team to be based in Miami. enth frames. In 66 Innings, the ror but a perfect throw from land, and Horton, Detroit, 23. nals apart. His four hits gave nin single wa* the key hit. Bob Pittoburgh 26.9. St. Louis in the 4 0 0 2 sion filming schedule. first choice in each following twi-night. rush out among the paying the record' . . . Phil Burke has Uzwnck. c 0 2 0 TTie team, thus far witliout a Rockville High teacher-coach rightfield nipped the sliding Kansas City (Krausse 0-0) at Stolen bases — Campaneris, him 18 In his last 33 swings, a by Wine drove in two runs in the Eastern Division and Chicago Duclos, sf 4 0 1 0 0 0 1 He said his organization had round. ex-pro at the plate on a very speotators to offer congratula seventh with a single. 27.5, Green Bay 27.5, Los An resigned his post as publicity di Wlibanks, if 3 0 2 4 2 0 0 ■*!ltos wWffed 68 batters and hla Cleveland (Kralick 4-9 or Sie- tions 'was Uncle M att The lat Kansas City. 41; Oardenal, Los .545 pace that has lifted his sea rector at Columbia University Norris. Hf 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 five’ free passes upped the sea- cloee play that drew protests. bert 13-6), night Angeles, 36. son's average 26 points to .269. Maury Wills stole his 76th and gles 26.2 and San Francisco Sleeves, 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 Lewis, Moriarty and Carlscm ter sponsors the championship 77th bases of the season, going X.7 tn the Western Division. to accept a position as director 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 eon total to but 21. He allijwed Boston (Morehead 6-14) at Gas House Gang which has Pitching 10 decisions: The Braves have won eight of U U Weir, p each stroked two hits for the 27 games ahead of his 1962 pace * * * of promotion and public rela Most Difficult Job in Sports four hlU, all In the first four Baltimore (Barber 10-9), night now put together two straight Grant, Minnesota, 15-4, .789; nine during Mathews’ surge and Totals at 6 11 21 9 3 6 Starting Times winners while Mistretta kept the slugger has tagged five when he set a major toagu* tions for the New York Rangers 300 002 5—10 Innings. . .. Los Angeles (Newman 11-9) at triumphs in the fastest summer Perry and Pascual, Minnesota, Short Stops . . . From a man who knows a OFFENSE i DEFENSE the Eastern hits spaces be 8-3, .727. home runs amd driven in 20 record with 10 4steals. 301 020 0— 6 Being Accepted Breaks are part of baseball tween four batters. New York (Downing 9-11), night baseball league in these parts. Pre-season camp of the New little something about speed, 2b—Carlson. Twaronite. McAuley; RECEIVERS—The only sure DEFENSIVE LINE — Set In ■H' and after squandering several Minnesota (Merritt 2-0) at De Strikeouts—McDowell, Cleve Sl^Uzwack. MoriaiSjr’i (1) Try jproe York Giants at Fairfield Uni Maury Wills of the Dodgers thing about the Giants. New three spots, with Jim Katca- potential scoring opportunities ab troit (Aguirre 11-8), night Big Pat Mistretta, 'who land, 227; Lolich, Detroit, 162. versity win close Sept. 4 when claims his teammate, Willie Da U.S. Davis Cup Team For MCC Event vage, Andy Stynchula at ends, earlier, as did Eastern, Morl- Lewis. N ...... 4 Wednesday’s Games alignment finds both Del Sbof- Johnson, 2b ...... 4 shared top billing with Jim the tetum goes West to set up vis, is the fastest man in the Little Miss Softball ner (healthy again) and Aaron John LoV^ere at tMkle. Styn artya snapped the deadlock in Los Angeles at New York, twi Moriarty In the triumph, would Morhardt, If-cf . . . . 4 National League quarters at the U.S. Maritime major leagues. Thomas split from line and Joe chula feels more at home as the flrat extra Inning under the Carlson, cf-3b ...... 3 light Uke a chance in the pros. Win Starting times are now being Gerich, rf-lf ...... 3 Paul Dodge 20, Kilian 13; Lit accepted for tJie 19th annual Morrison In the slot, way old RobuReUi’s successor. The prob II arc Mghta following a boot Kansas (jity at Cleveland, N ner of all nine starts this sea Batting (278 at baU) — Cle Owes Mueh to MaeCall Widholm, c ...... 3 Boston at Baltimore, N G tle Missiles 8, Bantly Oil 2; Mandheeter Open Golf Tourna Rama used to do i t Thomas lem Is to find another teckle. So •>-. B (* Cartoon's hard smash Morlarfy, lb ...... 3 son, Mistretta, out of West Vlr- mente, Pittsburgh, .3.36; Aaron, Nassiff Arms 6, F’ellin’s 0; 'Wil gaining in finesse. Homer Jones far Jim Moran (father of five) down the third base line was R<^Zerii. 3b ...... 2 Chicago at Washlngfton, N DOM FARETRA G ment slated Sunday, Sept. 12 g;tnla Wesleyan, believes he Milwaukee, .331. Minnesota at Detroit, N Giant Days Like Memory lie’s 14, Moriarty’s 2. and Monday Sept. 13 at the is a reserve speedboy. Looks is staying ahead of Tony Di- ' mtoplayed and the front runner ^ !!!!!! 3 could maike a go of it In the Runs—Harper, Cincinnati, 99; BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — I f the United States Manchester CJountry Club. Joe like ex-Ram, ex-B oer John Mldio, John CbntouUs. Kat is ”• was then erased when Gerich pay-for-play ranks. ■ Beveral Rose, Cincinnati, 90. Davis Cup team should defy odds and beat Spain in the Zanetti, chairman, reports the Adams will beat out Bobby the solid man up front at left ',!(attempted to sacrifice and the Ttoala SO I scouts were In the DU- Runs batted In—Johnson, Cin throw flpom third baseman Ekuton (1) National Le*igue This service For Redskins’ Sam Huff interzone tennis final starting today a large portion of prize list has b ^ n increased Oeepino for spare role behind end. Rating—tair-to-good. Dellauro. c< ...... 2 1 W. L. Pc.t O.B. lon Stadium stands last PAT MlSTRECrrA cinnati, 95; Banks, Chicago, 84. 6000th Win from $1,700 to $2,200. Thornes.. Rattng^good. Kevin Walsh to Dave Musoo at Musco. 3b ...... S 1 night and ailthongh Mistretta Hits — Rose. Cincinnati, 164; the credit would have to go to team captain, George if ...... 8 0 Los Angeles 69 50 .680 — Sunday’s competition will be IANEBA0KEB8 — Reiplu- •' the middle base was In time. ThomM won his ninth straight, without games. However, when the Ne Clemente, Pittsburgh. 149. MacCall. Meubauer. i t ...... S 0 Milwaukee . 67 49 .678 % gro speedster and fancy field CARUBLE, Pa. (AP) — Sam<%so do the others. We have a real For Longden open to amateurs only, with no OFFENSIVE UNE-^Uidess Uon under way. Three kids— ■Veteran 'Wally Widholm was Wal»h, a> ...... 4 0 San Fran. .. defeat, he had to work extra Doubles — Williams, Chicago, may save The 47-year-old Los Angeles ^ven an Intentional base on 06 49 .670 I ’ i er and base runner deluxe is in Huff Is a full-fledged Redskin sound defense. It doesn’t need MacCiall, a handsome, curly- handicap limit, while on Mon Greg Larson makes miracle re Olen Underwood, Jim Oarroll. ICowaiaky, l b ...... 3 0 Cincinnati . 64 62 .662 8^ hard for the victory . . . Ab 33; Aaron, Milwaukee, 28. insurance executive and former balls, jetting up a potent!^ Curry, im ...... 3 0 the lineup, the Gas Housers are now. If he still is bitter about patching. Last year we had only VANCOUVER (AP) — It haired man who doesn’t look his day the professionals and low covery from knee operation, Tom Costello — have taken all Nelson, o ...... S 0 Phlla’phla . 64 64 .642 4^ sent because of Natiottal Guard Triples — Callison, Philadel airline pilot has held one of the M lck^ IValker takee over mid - doubleplay, and here the East- tougher than cheap steaks. De your life I the New York Giants for trading one blitz defense in when we took 88 years, 31,965 mount* most difficult and thankless jobs age, has managed to keep a taut handicap (seven or under) will the play away from last year'u Spencer, p ...... 8 0 Pittsburgh . 61 60 .504 9 duty was regular second base- phia, 14; Clemente, Pittsburgh, him to Washington he keeps it opened the exhibition season. and assorted broken bones rein on his young and often take over the fairways and dle. Darrell Deee, Bookie Bo group. The Md guys don’t Mt liko ..em strategy backfired when man Bob Fago . . . 'While Un spite aching legs, Lewis col- 12. In sports. Total* 3» 3 St. Louis ... 66 60 .492 10^ ______lected two hits, stole one btise under control. TTils year we had three-fourths for Jockey Jeriumy Longden rambunctious athletes while greens. Low score either day lin set at guards and Roewy these do. Lou Slaby might still !■' Moriarty tied Into a Spencer E — Rodger*. Curry, Mu»^ ! (Chicago .... 66 64 .467 ISH cle Matt Moriarty 'wa* elated Home runs—Mays, San Fran He has brought the present . ), toes and slammed It to left r...... __ at the team’s latest suocess, h e ' und scored two runs last night, The Giant days are “ like a of our defense set before the to become the first man in American team into the inter remaining one of the boys, so to will be declared the winner. No Brown at left tackle. But sophs retain Ms middle post, but old 1 WalMi; poYi—Moriarty 24-7. Eastern 49 66 .416 19^ cisco, 33; MoCovey, Son Fran first game." horse racing history to ride speak. Prank Lasky, Roger Anderson ' ■[ field. Sonny Thomaa tried to 22-11; <&—Baatem 1. Mtortarty 1; had to share the glory among 1 came up with one great cisco, 28. dream now,” said Huff who has zone finaj^ in the sharpest form contestant wiil be allowed to ster Tom Scott, BIU ’Winter and lob—Mortarly 10 Eaatom «■ . New York . 36 82 .306 324 moved his family to a new home As the Redskins open the reg 6,000 winners. play both days. In tug-of-war for right tackle Jerry Hillebrand might find .