C L DISIE Gemini Given Go-Ahead for Final

FRIDAY, AUGUST 27,198^ f a q b e ig it f e s b i^ ^Ttrag* Dilly Net PreH Ron Ths Wsnthsr t o r tbm WMk Haded FoNOUrt of U. n. Wm OMT b m m August II, IMS Partly douSr. kumld Mle oMar- Kramer Delegate 13,550 aeon, mueh cmmIot toalght, Imt . M About Town iH attrhrfiter lEuptittig 8«B{ ftOr, ooolor t e m e m m , Mi H To Hillel Camp MtomlMr of Nm Audit 10-7A of OIreulattM TlM SlpMr Club will hold ltd Manehs$ttrÂ CUy of ViUago Charm annual outlny Sunday, Sept 0th Marshall Kramer, son of Mr. at the Garden Grove, aUrtlng at and Mrs. Leon L. Kramer of 10 a.m. A chicken dinner will be 31 Green Manor Rd.. was chos XTWBLYE PAGBfL-TV SECTION) MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1965 (OkMOflod AdvortMag oa Pago 9) PRICE SEVEN CENTS nerved. Tlckete may be obtained en as a Hillel representative VOL. LXXXIV; NO: 280 from the steward. Dead line for from the University of Pitts ttoketa la Sept Snd. burgh to the summer institute conducted by B'nal B’rlth Hillel Foundations at Camp B’nal B’- Gary A. Newman, son of Mr. lith. Starlight, Pa. and Mrs. Arnold K. Newman of 07 Turnbull Rd., leaves tomor A Junior at the university, row to fly to Ohicaco, III., Kramer Is one of 336 Jewish where he will represent the College students who will attend New Sngland Student Chris the Institute, which begins Sun Gemini Given Go-Ahead for Final Day tian Movement at a United day and continues for eight Oampus Christian Fellowship days. The program Includes semi <8 executive committee at Garrett Bibllcail Institute, Kvanston, 111. nars, workshops and student- H(ieaker dlscu.sslons In which On Swpt. 0 he will attend the Jewish undergraduates are In State News general ansembly of the Nation volved In candid and thorough Splashdown Slated al Student Christian Federa sessions on matters affecting On Famous G - E Now at NORMAN’S Trailer-Truck, Bus Collide; MIaacg photo tion at MoOormack Theological them as Jews. Seminary, Chicago. He is a Two Escapees Engaged Students from 127 campu.ses fourth semester student at the In Atlantic Tomorrow The engagement of Miss Ann including the University of Lon University of Connecticut, don and Hebrew University, where he is vice president of the Marie Dufre.sne of Oxford, Jerusalem, will participate In Injured From Enfield MANNED SPACE CENTER, Houston, Tex. (A P )— Campus Christian Association. 11 Are Dead; 28 Mass., to William A. Evans of the session. They are chosen for Your Choice! Frost Guard Homeward bound, the Gemini 5 astronauts were “ go” leadership capacities in Hillel Manchester has beeJV_announced VINTON La (AP)__ A*f’«hoat»d off. Heavy tlmb€mi«>wh.elchalr In a Sulphur hoapl t^ a y for their world record eighth day in space—and The 905th Troop Carrier by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Foundations at their respective Back in Jail Group. (M) Reserve, Is actively schools. rammed through the cab of the tal. a fiery return to earth Sunday morning. Clifford Dufresne"! of Oxford. Greyhound bus and a trail truck, ên passed through the "Somebody hollered, ‘Watch recruiting both prior and non- Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Founded In 1946 by the late er truck carrying heavy HARTFORD (AP) — Astronauts L. Gordon Cooper 2 prior .servicemen. Members earn Rabbi Maurice B. Pekarsky, di bus. out!” ' he said. “ From that Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. got catching the Ught of the sun and Mrs. Anthony S. Evans of additional Income, receive edu rector of leadership training for oilfield lumber collided “ Wheil I arrived, I saw three point, I don’t remember too Two prisoners who walked their go-ahead for the last criti agalnat the black sky. 26 N. Elm St. passengers walking around,” much of anything. I dOnH re Conrad’s wife, Jane, gave a cational training and gain re Miss Dufresne Is a graduate of B'nal B’rlth Hillel Foundations near here late Friday away from a work detail cal orbits In their 3.12-mllHon and Hillel director at the Uni REFRIGERATOR said Pierce. “ They were cov member how I got out of that poem to Gemini control to relay tirement benefits. Those inter- Oxford, Mass., Memorial High night, killing 11 persons donday at the state prison mile Journey at 7:80 a.m, PJST. aeted may contact 906th TCXJ, versity of Chicago, the Institute ered with blood. Another pas bus.” At 7:56 a.m. the spacecraft to the spacecraft and her hus School and she attended Salter. provides leadership programs and injuring 28 others. senger was hanging out end of the bus wae The injured, many of them In Mae, 29, were seated three seats hours after he was first seen by day at 6:30 p.m. at a meeting Manchester High School and he BOnOM Ocean -northwest of San Salva 7 critical condition, were taken to behind Coleman. leaving a factory at 108 Haw- dor 27 mli.utes later. ’’’'Twinkle, twinkle Gemini S of the Rotary Club at Man attended the Unlver.sity of Hart hospitals in nearby Lake “ I was going to sleep when I thome St. Flight officials kept a sharp "Tomorrow you take a great chester Country Club. He wdll ford and Minot (N.D.l State Col Charles and Sulphur, La., Or RUSSELL'S FREEZER 'felt the bus trying to dodge,” Police said a motel key found eye on the consumable supplies big dive. explain Ws position, which in lege. He served in the U.S. Air ange and Beaumont, Tex. said Bowman. "I thought it was “ Zinging toward the ocean Ftorce. He Is employed- as an BHdgeport Man on Baptiste whole he was being such as fuel for the maneuver cludes setting up neiw work- BARBER SHOP The driver ot the trailer truck going off the highway. Then it ing Jets, and on the lifetime of blue study programs and coordinat electronics technician by Ger Comer Oak and Sprace St. searched led to the capture of Fatally Stabbed was killed instantly. The bus crashed. his companion, Vernon Gordon, the power producing fuel cells. “ And I send my love to you.” ing efforts to educate students ber Scientific Instrument Co., 2 BARBERS—3 ON SAT. "All the lights went out but no Oontrad replied: “ Toll her X Vernon. Open Tues. thru Sat. driver was in critical condition 23, of Bristol, at 8:45 a.m. 'Through the night they col for future positions In the com In a Beaumont, Tex., hospital. one screamed. I couldn’t see lected readings on these critical think that was really great.” mercial world. An Oct. 9 wedding Is planned. 8 to 6 P.M. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A anything around me. I found Baptise suid Gordon slipped Cross on Map Locates Splashdown Area Flight director Christopher C. Bridgeport man was stabbed The bus was en route from elements from the astronauts Houston, Tex., to New Orleans myself on the floor. away from a hedge clipping de and the spacecraft - and com Kraft Jr. said that weather In VFW Auxiliary will sponsor Manchester YR Oub will fatally today during a domestic on heavily traveled U.S. High ” My wife Johnnie was lying tail outside the prison farm. puted the chances of completing the landing area after 121 orbits Both were arraigned In SU' a kitchen bingo for members have a picnic tomorrow from argument in his home. way 90—the old Spanish trail. across the seat where I was sit' the full 121 orbit flight. was good—but that forces would 2 to 6 p.m. at the summer home ting. I sent my wife through the perior Court today on escape and guests Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Dead is William Hightower, The accident occurred at 11:30 When the go-ahead came, also be standing by in recovery of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sadloski, window first.” charges and returned to BMfield. areas after 120 orbits If neces the post home. Members are re 1-- 48, of the Beardsley Terrace p.m. near this small southwest 50 Cong Killed there was gay repartee between Coventry. Members and fami ’The Bowmans were hospl sary. minded to bring articles for the Apartments, Louisiana town. the astronauts and Gemini con games. lies are Invited and reminded to Most of the passengers were tallsed at Sulphur. Greek Conclave A tropical storm named Betsy bring box lunches and folding His wife, Molly, 48, was taken trol. Said Gemini control: "The S3S5SSSS5SSSSe^^„ I from Texas and Loulslauia. Police sold both vehicles ap HAR'TFORD (AP) — About blue team gives you a great big — bom-of a Weather system the chairs, A ticket committee for to police headquarters for ques astronauts have watched In ths tioning. Wlllaird Oolemain, Lake parently were In the center of 8,000 young men and women ar "go.” the Ronald Reagan Rally will the highway when they collided. mid-Atlantic — was not expect Hightower was found by police Charles, La., was returning rived here Friday night for the In Delta Fight From th. astronauts came the be announced at the picnic. Danny Dwlels, 18, PascagoU' ed to be a problem for the In his apartment, bleeding from home from Houston aboard the 14th annual International Con words: LOAM and la. Miss., was returning home ference of the Greek Orthodox "Over the ocean, over the splashdown ot Gemini 6. The Guard Club of the Wom a knife wound in the chest. He bus. Both astronauts seemed to get "I was sitting about the mid from Houston with his brother, Youth of America: SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) — Vietnamese blue, FIELD STONE en’s Benefit Association will was taken to St. Vincent’s Hos Terry, 12. Terry was asleep In the home stretch feeling. 'They pital, where he died at 8 :06 a.m. dle of the bus and it seemed like ’The eight • day conference be ground forces have killed at least 50 Viet Cong in heavy ‘‘sSom Gemini 6, here’s meet tonight at 8 at the home his brother's lap at the time of thanks to you.” sounded alert and cheeriul. Co CALL ART PINNEY of Mrs. Richard Gutzmer, 43 all of a sudden the bus was gins tonight with a vesper serv- fighting in the Mekong Delta, a U.S. military spokes oper, whose sleepy drawl has trying to stop,” he said from a the crash. In a pass over Houston, the Mather St. (See Page Five) ice at 7 p.m. at St. George man said today. “V punctuated Conrad’s tenor chat 649-4772 Danny was thrown through Greek Orthodox Church, and canals region about 30 miles wives of both astronauts went window and clear of the wreck The spokesman described the out In the dawn light to see the ter, orbits as Gemini 6 drifted Forty members of Manchest will include a rally Sunday aft Vietnamese drive as a ’’multi- west of Csui Tho. past the 100-orblt mark. COIN _ age by the impact. He burned emoon at Bushnell Park attend The Vietnamese forces, fer spacecraft pass overhead. er Community Players will at his arms and legs on tires of the battalion” operation. He said The capsule communicator on tend tomorrow night’s perform WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN ed by youngsters from tdl over the fighting took place Friday ried by helicopter, were said to the tracking ship Rose Knot 11 MAPLE ST. Bank Teller Dies truck attempting to reach his the United States, Canada and have made heavy cxxitact Im ance of “ Fanny” at the Oval- brother inside the bus. and early today, about 100 miles Victor off the Peruvian cocurt in-the-Grove, Farmington. Miss Across From First National Mexico. southwest of Saigon. mediately with en unknown radioed; Store Parking Lot Terry was among those killed number of Viet Cong. OTH FAIRWAY! Connie Janssen of Manchester, in the crash. DODD STATEMENT Government casualties were Ground Crises "As of this time you have A and Rick Gentilcore, president OPEN 7 DAYS One U.S. Army helicopter was described as moderate. Viet started your 100th (orbit). Our 16-Lb. Wash—25c The truck driver was identl WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. downed by what was believed to of Community players, are in Three Robbers Held fled as Henry C. Gregory, 36 Cong casualties were said to MANNED SPACE CEN congratulations are extended to OPEN EVERY 8-Lb. Dry Clean—$2.00 'niomas J. Dodd says he op have been enemy groundfire, TER, Houston, Tex. (AP) the cast of the show. There will Negrro, from Houston. His truck poses the reapportlonment Include 60 killed, confirmed by both of you from all the flight E be a theater party at the home 6 Lbs. Or Under—$1.50 body count. the spokesman said. Two of the — Not all crises at Gemini controllers throughout the ON. ALL YEAR!! Free Mothproofing was owned by AU Woods, Limit amendment of Sen. Everett M. four-man crew were wounded eoRtrol center concern P of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lamb, eGemini 4 flight go. huh?” U iCING-SIZE” weekend SPECIALS! 15SA the fatal shooting Friday night of a bank teller during The bodies were taken to fu tion of the full committee even The search and destroy opera down in the same area but mili tion began at 8 a.m. Friday, the a fire broke out In a control 'Ihe voice from the Rose Knot ------*;------fa holdup. neral homes In Orange, and Sul tary authorities In Saigon de console at the center and a Pasquale J. Lombardi, 80, (See .Page Five) spokesman said, In the seven clined to say If the incidents Victor, not betraying whether RED, WHITE and BLUE GRAPES...... lb. R9G t N O DEFROSTING IN LARGE FREEZER UP TO phur. t(^ teclmlcian got locked In he knew the sigtUficance, said died shortly after midnight In were connected. an elevator. BANANAS, FANCY ...... 2 lbs. 29G Sailor Killed O ty Hospital. Police said he The fighting was broken off at flatly: "That’e right, only 22.” R N O DEFROSTING IN LARGE FRESH TBF This morning, the an It took Cooper some 84 hours TOMATOES, N A T IV E ...... 3 lbs. 29G 3 Yrs. to Pay was shot in the back of the head 4 a.m. today, the spokesman nouncement said: 15SA after being ordered to lie face to do the 22 orbits on that first CANNED PEAS. Reg. 2 for 3^c- . .8 cans $1.00 FOOD AREA When Carrier, said. "A man In the flight surg flight and now all he had to do down on the floor by gunmen. Trees, Power Lines Down U.S. Air Force B62 Jet bomb eon’s staff support room got Police said four men entered ers, attacked suspected Viet was fly the distance of that first Assorted Snik and .-ÊNJOY NATIVE PRODUCE WHILE IT’S IN SEASON Destroyer Crash the loose skin of his elbow mission again. Com, Tomatoes, Green and Yellow Beans, Green and Yellow the Chadwick Square branch of Cong positions in D Zone about caught in a data recorder DarkChooolatoU>. the Worcester County Institu The wild tumbling — two Squash, Romaine and Boston Lettuce, Red and Green 30 miles northeast of Saigon and called on the Intercom G OUTSTANDING BUYS IN NEW NAPLES, Italy (AP) — The tion for Savings a n d forced again Friday night, military .turns a minute at times — that Peppers. aircraft carrier Shangri-la and for the flight surgeon to tellers stnd five customers to lie spokesmen report^. come him out.” (See Page Five) the destroyer Newman K. Perry on the floor, and scooped cash Storm Slams State In another action in the Me ENJOY OUR OTHER VARIETIES! DISHWASHERS of the U.S. 6th Fleet collided In Into paper bags and their kong Delta, a government force Hasterpieces the Tynhenian Sea 116 miles pockets. Mirw M AVR’N ( A P I— uut In Wilton and Weston, trees-^ Much cf Wallingford lost Rareripes, Cauliflower, Acom and Butternut Squash, Esca- WiliW HAVfiilN^ _Tdown on the Merritt Parkway ln| -electric power and the down suffered heavy casualties when southwest of Naples Friday The three were arrested a Viet Cong imit attacked an role, Endive, Boston Lettuce, Salad Bowl, Egg Plant, Arti FULLY AUTOMATIC Violent thunderstorms New Canaan, and lights out on town area was Uttered with faU- in Miniature night. about 1V4 miles away after their outpost 110 miles from Saigon, a chokes, Linla and Shell Beans. G-E WASHERS Two sailors on the destroyer car crashed against a tree. The flattened trees and down the Connecticut Turnpike In the en brsmehes. U.S. military spokesman said. In Hamden, a tree came down ALSO: Peach°es, Apples, Plums, Pears, Cantaloupes, Honey- were Injured and one of them fourth was being sought. ed power lines in Connecti Bridgeport area. Viet Cong looses were not Skeleton Discovered, dews, Casaba Melons, Persian Melons, Nectarines, Grape PORTABLE through the roof of Ralph Tom- LORT'S died after they were transferred Police said they recovered cut this morning. Routes 69 in Prospect and 68 known. fruit, Umee, Red, White and Blue Grapes. aboard the Shangri-la. about $7,(»0 In cash and three in Naugatuck were blocked. asellTs home and wound up In ’The guerrillas shelled the out u r u MMSToewm pistols. Roads were blocked by Also hit hard were Colcester, the kitchen. No one was hurt. With S-Way Wash The injured man was Identi fallen trees and branches in post, 10 miles north northwest of TTiey were Identified as Greg East Hampton, Marlborough and There were many power fail Ca Mau, then withdrew when Tragic Riddle Solved NATIVE APPLES ’n PEACHES ARE HERE! fied by the U.S. Naval com northern Fairfield County and ures In the New Haven area and mand here as Apprentice Sea ory J. Saunders, 19, and B>arl Franklin, where many power- artillery was called in from Ca K. Stooke, 33, both of Worces several communities lost elec lines were down and roads at least one downtown store man John Shelly Ryals, whose tricity. Mau. NEW YORK (AP) — In a city^Persons and that was the laM ter, and James F. Shutt, 86, of blocked by trees. window was broken. U.S. and Vietnamese war we heard of Leo until two days "THE KING, next of kin Is listed as Bernice One wind gust was clocked In Danbury, one resident said of eight million people there are Steed of Kenedy, Tex. Waltham. A U. S. Weather Bureau planes flew nearly 300 sorties ago.” at 59 mph In Bridgeport. he had never seen so much countless tragic riddles. Leo of Produce!" The Identity of the dead m€m There was a brief exchange spokesman said the thunder against suspected Viet Cong Orensteln tU3ay was one of Graham said Leo never mar imiaiiii of shots in the chase through Among the roads blocked storms, caused by a clash be lightning in such a short space was iwt disclosed. positions In South Viet Nam In ried and “ seemed to prefer to backyards after the car crash were Route 6A in Newtown tween cool and warm air mass ot time. them. M l MAIN 8T.—648-SSn PERO276 OAKLAND STREET s OPEN 7 DAYS s 648-6384 The Shangri-la caime Into Na the 24-hour period ending Satur To his four brothers and two go It alone except for a tele and Route 102 in Ridgefield. ” It was Uke a shower of Prescription Pharmacy Has such features as ples this morning with damage ed, police said. es, were expected to hit Con- day. Navy pilots from the car sisters he was a loner who com phone call now and then to his to one side of the ship. The Peter Bennett, 18, of Worces The storm in that area report necticut earlier. lightning,” he said. "Just con rier Coral Sea reported 27 Viet brother.” Water-Saver Load, Three edly lasted about 20 minutes. municated with them only occa Wash Cycles, Three Wash Newman K. Perry suffered ter, Joined in the chase, police “ But for some unknown rea tlnuous.” Cong were killed, but the figure ’ "They say he probably suf sadd, and tackled one of the Fire departments, and state Many Danbury streets were sionally. Temperatures, Two Rinse son, they didn’t start to develop was not confirmed by body 'They knew him as a sober, fered a heart attack and died men arrested. and local police were called out In New York imtil around 11 cluttered with fallen trees and Temperatures, Soak Cy Service for 12 capacity (See Page Five) count. law-atoding man who had alone in the room where he was cle, Unbalanced Load . . . Note these out to clear the roads and emer o’clock at night,” he said. branches. U.S. planes made several found,” Graham said. “ But I gency crews were sent out by The Connecticut Light A Pow served his country in World War Control, Porcelain Enamel standing features; He called the storm ” a tame more strikes F’riday against n, once carried the U.S. mail can’t understand why nobody Tub and Basket. Counter P*ower Tower assures utility companies. version of the squall line that er Co. was unable to give an bridges and military barracks, had bothered to check or the State police reported power immediate estimate of damage and most recently had been em Height and Counter thorough wash, Shower produced tornadoes In the Ohio one spokesman said. ployed by a television commer room — at least see why the Depth. Flo creates a counter Valley” this week. in northern Fairfield County. A In strikes today in North Viet poor fellow wasn’t paying his spokesman called It “wide cial firm. wash agitation. Power FBI Handling Probe The spokesman said it was Nam, eight U.S. Air Force On a nlglit a few days before rent. And why had he Just cut Arm for aggressive ’’very likely” that winds In spread.” F106S supported by two other Christmas, 1963, Leo had tele himself off from his fanilly?” swirl around wash ac Midwest Storm some parts of Connecticut CLAP said 8,000 homes in craft hit the Xom Tnmg Ha bar Police were baffled too. seven Fairfield County towns phoned Wb brother Albert, an tion. Flush-away drain reached much higher velocities racks area about 12 miles north associate professor of physics at But then, there are countless C L DISIE than the 68 mph reported at the temperarily lost power as a re liquifies soft food pa^ Of Natchez Bombing Causes Damagje of Vlnh In heavy rain. Weather Queens College. tragic riddles In a city of eight tides. Automatic De Bridgeport weather station. sult of the storm. conditions prevented an accu The call was routine in every million people. tergent Dispenser. Three big fallen trees forced In Norwalk, police had to use rate assessment of damage, a Of $5 Million an emergency generator during way. After that, the family nev Smartly NATCHEZ, Miss. (A P)—The head of the Federal traffic to detour on Route 82 spokesman said. . er again heard from Leo. 2 Bureau of Investigation in Mississippi took charge to In Franklin.. Route 6A In East a power failure. ’Two Navy Skyhawks from the A few months later his per D e s i g n ^ Sealab Ready By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hampton and Marlborough was Naugatuck police said a farm carrier Independence destroyed sonal belongings were taken out day of the hunt for the bombers who seriously wound A frontalstorm, with Its tor- er called and wsmted to know for Lasting also blocked a 60-foot wooden bridge and of an apartment he had occupied ■tJ____ J!L\ ed a Negro civil rights leader. nadlc frenzy gone after causing In Naugatuck the town’s new where he could get a generator For B ig ‘'D ip ’ MOST Boouty A bomb hidden beneath the^ four deaths, at least 180 Injuries In a hurry because he had 80 in the Bronx. He had been dis fiberglass band shell w v tom (See Page Five) possessed for non-payment of a MODELS 1 * X V ^ hood exploded when George Held secretary for the NAAOP, and damage estimated as high apart by high winds. cows that had to be milked. Metcalf, about 66, turned on the hurried here Friday from Jack as $6 million In the Midwest rent. To Ocean Floor IN STOCK Ignition of his car Friday. son. He appealed to Negroes to rumbled Into eastern Ohio to To the patrons of a bar on the tip of Manhattan Island, Leo LA JOLLA, CalU. (AP) — The Up to 14 pound Undercounter Metcalf, president ot the local remain calm. day. branch of the National Associa But Evers forecast trouble. It hit lower Michigan and Orensteln was the man they Navy says all system* are ” go" capacity. Fllter-Flo called ’’Long’’— a nice enough for the descent today of 10 aqua 7 Washing System tion for the Advancement ot ” Hie Negroes have armed northern Ohio with severe thun Built-in Model r j Colored People, was reported In themselves,” said Evers, whose derstorms, hall and winds up to chap who came In for a drink or nauts, including Astronaut M. Multiple Cycle ...... two nightly and lived In a room Scott Carpenter, to Sealab 3 on Washing. Two wash fair condition today by doctors brother, Medgar, was shot and 60 miles an hour during the at Jefferson Davis Hospital. killed from ambush at Jackson night. Funnel clouds were sight above the tavern. the ocean bottom 1,000 yards off and two spin speeds. About a year ago, Leo stopped shore. Three wash and Roy K. Moore, special agent two years ago. ed east of Detroit and southwest 1965 STUDEBAKERS \ 5 coming into the bar. But human Three teams of 10 divers are two rinse tempera in charge of the SÎ’s Missis- Metcalf suffered a broken of ’Toledo. alppl field office at Jackson, arm, broken lag and facial la- 4 -J values being what they are In scheduled to spend 10 days each SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS BEFORE 66s COME OUT! tures. Has bleach Detroit had rainfall of .47 Inch such rundown neighborhoods, came here Friday night to lead ceratlons. He was burned about In the l2x68-foot steel cylinder dispenaer and aafety s e r f W l r and CSeveland collected .4 Inch V nobody bothered to check up on Including: Heater, Defroster, Oil Fil AS LOW AS m Ild switch. the Investigation. State and lo the face and lege. A belt of thundershowers was over the next 46 days, eating, Engineered to make cal officers assisted the FBI. him. sleeping and working at a depth ter, Undercoat, Padded Dash, 2-speed Evers said metcalf had been scattered from the East Coast Two days ago a workman 2 lb. Mini-Wash your dishes spotlessly M a ^ John Noaaer, saying president of the local NAAOP to Texas. Some heavy rainfalls of 306 feet. Wipers, Horn Ring, Windshield Wash Included clean without hand "the perpetrators of this das chapter - since Ka formation 11 were felt In this area of warm, came to repair a pone In the Carpenter, a Navy command er. Seat Bdts. rinsing or scrubbing. tardly crime must be appre years ago. humid air. Including 1.63 inches wndow ot Lm ’s room. Inside he er, and nine other Navy divert Has roomy handles-up hended and brought to JusUce at Metcalf had Just finished his saw a skeleton. and scientists, are expected to LONG, EASY at Fort Smith, Ark., and 1.88 Police broke down the locked silverware basket and coca,” offered a $3,000 reward. shift at the Armstrong Tire and inoh at Greenville, N.O. start descending about 11 a.m, READY TO GO! atalnleas steel rack A police source said there ’There was a new dr;'ft of cool door and removed the brittle (PDT). Some may go down In a TERMS Rubber Co., plant when the aX' bonee swaddled In a rotting pair NOTHING aSE TO BUY! 1795 ■Udea were a number of clues. The ploslcm occurred. He has been air over the north and central three-man diving bell, others Dolivtrod In Manchester source said he was hopeful employed In the shipping de Plains and the Midwest, with of undershorts. may make the trip tn sklndlver there would be a break in the partment at Armstrong for the mercury shrinking down Near the body were doiens of gear. about 20 years and recently was ward into the 40e. cartons of mall — some person Still uncertain was Carpen case today. al, but most of the thM-cIass N O M O N E Y DOWN...NO PAYMENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER AT NORMAN'S Noaaer paid dty oftlolala successful In desegregating an A few ehowars feu aoroas the ter's planned talk via radlo-iels- a g r ^ to meet at l p.m. today employes’ cafeteria at the ânt northeastern states, and some advertising variety. phone with fellow astronaut L. See Our with representatives of the Most recently, Metcalf has were scattered throu|^ the In the comer were bank de Gordon Cooper Jr. In ths othlt- Rockies, Most of the country posit books, real estate deeds Ing Gemini 6 spacecraft. NAAOP Co discuss the possible been heading a Negro voter reg and stock certificates author- Good Soloctlon Of formation of a blracial commit istration drive in Adame Coun had blear skies. "It's up to the space agency," BOLAND Itlee said were worth "many said a Navy spokesman, “ If offl- aH u^r f u r n it u r e w a r e h o u s e tee. ty. Some $,000 negroes have A vast cleanup Job was left in Ih e booby-trap bombing of been added to voter yolls. the heavily populated suburban thousand dollars.” dais at Houston give their okay, Keys to safe-deposit boxes Usid Studebakeri FOR GREATBt SAVINGS MetcaU’s car Increased racial In New York, NAAOP Bxaou area eouth of Ghlcago were tor all Carpenter will have to do it MOTORS INC. tensions In Notches, a historic tlve Director Rpy Wilkins said nadoes and lOOrmlls winds ds- also were found. pick up a phono in Sealab t and PINE ST., Gonitr off FOREST ST. Mississippi River town, which Is moUshsd scores of homes and Arnold Graham, an attomay, start talking.” A l At the ’’cowardly crim e" was oom aald one of Orensteln’s brothers a hotbeil of Ku Klux Klan activi mlttsd beeauBs MetoaU "had gsnerally did heavy damage If It takes place, the ton* 369 CENTER STREET N 0 R M A N ’5 contacted him in early 1964 ” to venation would be relayed urged his people" to register as early Friday. Snbstontfol Savings! INC. ty. tell me that hie brother had at West Center St. Both Klsnsmcn and members voters. Wind daatruotlon killed Bm- through a tracking etatloB at merson Lewis, T8, at Jaokson- been dlepossessed from his Point Aiguello, Otiif. whllt tht OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 SAT, to 6 | of ths militant Negro Deacons Natohes has been the scene of Bronx apartment and that he T a . 643-4079 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE for Defense and Justice in this hra bombinga and church bum- vlUa, 111., and Ruassll Bouma, ^paceoran' it ovtrhead: had not board from him elnco. Spaoe agtnoy offioitlt area are known to be beavUy Inge In recent menths. Mayor 60. of Kobarly, Mo., at La Porta sappear- pcd. Nosser's homo was dm eged bgr Oty, Iowa, Iha ottiar dtalla "We roMcted .«m fUsa] MlMlastppl wara oauaad hgr UglitatBf. Folrllold Candvol O mmis o p t Steoita** F017 Lorolod T m )| Moa la ttia Bursan «< lu iila o A an axploeim eariler id s yeen I»I I

RAGE TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 19«5 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. IfANCHBSTER. CONN^ SATURDAY. AUGUST 28. 1966 P A G E T H S a i Events Events Rome Council Sheinwold on Bridge Brighter Side To Open with South doalor In World In Capital DON’T THINK OF LUCK North-South vulaermbie • A-/.-), 4;.. . W alk THINK OF BIGHT PLAY N o i m i Of the News Penance A 9541 ATHUNS, Or*ece (AP) — WASHINGTON lAP) — Sec By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 9 7631 Parliament moved closer to a retary of State Dean Rusk has VATICAN CTTY (A P ) — Pope It Isn't necessary to believe In Q 161 Paul VI announced today that eonfidenca vote on Premier Ell Issued a public bid for a peace bad luck. Bad play Is quite A JIO as TMrimokos today, and It ap REHEARSAL, COUNTS ♦ What other goat has been In he and 2,800 bishops from EAST peared that his week-old gov-' overture from North Viet Nam ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — A Jail twice for crying too loudly around the world will walk in a enough to account lor all of our 63 A 31017 •mment would fall. but- says .so far he has not couple wlio turned a wedding and disturbing the peace when half-mile proce.sslon of penance losses at bridge. QJIS4 5 10 1C As T.slrlniokos prepared to left alone at night? Opening lend—Five of hearts. A 1095 picked up a respon.se. rehearsal into the real thing to through Rome to open the final 0 743 What other goat has strolled South felt very lucky as he nummarize his program before Back-stage moves to try to session of the Ecumenical beat President Johnson's draft along the sands of Palm Beach assorted his cards. What luck to SOUTH the assembly, he could count on end the Vietnamese war are Council. deadline for married men wearing only a multlstrand pick up a 27-polnt hand! He felt A A K Q only 1S4 votes In the 300-scat continuing with President John The pontiff said the unusual planned to go through the cere necklace of blue beads? that his bid of three notrump <9 A K 9^ House 17 short of a ma jority son being kept Informed of de procession on Sept. 14 would The vote could come today or mony once again today for And what other goat, accord carry the relics of the Cross was an underbid, but he later 0 K Q J velopments while he spends the friends and relatives. ing to Faulkner, is always avall- A K Q I5 Monday. weekend at his ranch near from Rome’s Basilica of the changed hla mind. Hearing that Thursday mid ble as a companion In a wee sip West opened the five of WMt North Iwt The premier was sure of !»9 Johnson City, Tex. Holy Cro.ss of Jerusalem to the rotes from the riphtist National night was the deadline for the of bourbon? Basilica of St, John Lateran. hearts. South won with the king 3 NT All Pue m a r r 1 a g e-draft exemptions, and cunningly returned the Heralding Homes Radical tjnion and 36 from the Rusk: President John.son was 'The Pope appealed for all Ro Center Union deptitles who Robert Huber and Jean Rey LTSIIERMEN CAUGHT man Catholics to pray for the queen of diamonds. If West In the air bound for Texas nolds decided to pronounce their HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. to six hearts. If partner bids broke away from former Pre ' when Secretary of State Deiui success of the council, which played low. South would switch mier Georpe Papandreou. Eight wedding vows at -- 11 p.m.r---- Thurs------(A P ) -- Six fishermen looking to clubs to get nine tricks In a three notrump, you plan to bid I Hvran photo R'lsk faced newsmen Friday to began four years ago. Propresshe party deputies said day before a justice of ' the ' for a catch got caught when a hurry. four dlamondz and then get to discuss behlndtlip-scenes con peace. He asked that ceremonies of Thursday they would not back minesweeper's magnetic troll penance be held “ In every par We.st was not taken In by the a slam In a red suit or In no- E n g a g e d tacts aimed at halting the war trump. Mm. Today's wedding ceremony ing cable latched onto their 30- ish, in every church of the Clath- queen of diamonds. Ho won with Fun Fills Lakeside Home In Viet Nam, A defeat of Tsirimokos' pov- Tlie engagement of Miss Bet- was scheduled for the same Jus foot cabin cruiser. ollc World.” the ace and returned the queen Copyright, 196S STORY By DORIS BEI.DING Ann 1/OveJoy of Manchester Rusk said he was tuned in for tice. The (?oast Guard said the General Features Corp. eminent would plunpe Greece , what he called a "key signal ' “ Let all our most cherished of hearts lo drive out the ace. PHOTOS By SYLVIAN OFIARA deeper into the cri.sis that bepan to .loseph laintien ,Tr of Hart- craft, owned and operated by that would show the Commu children who are sick, whose When South got around to when King Constantine fired fofd hfeo announced by her TIPPLING GOAT LOST Wilford A. Newman of Buena power of Impetratlon has singu leading clubs, West took the ace FATAL ACCIDENT The children of Mr. and Mr«. Donald nists were interested In a peace LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Papandreou July 16 in a dl.spute parents. Mi and Mr.s. Hiram Park, Calif., was towed several lar and IrreplaCable efficiency of clubs ami the rest of his WALUNOFORD ( AP) _ a Richards of Lake Rd., Andover, have ful Vietnamese settlement. Has anybody seen Alice? over control 'of the armed I^vejoy of 133 Keeney St. miles, stem-first, through the before the heart of God, unite hearts to defeat the contract. two-car accident on Old Turn little reason to complain of lack of She is a bit of a tippler, an cx- forces. I tier fiancer Isi.s theLnc son ofoi Mr. The United States might con- fog before the USS Endurance their spiritual anguish and their Loud Complaint pike Road took the life of Fred things to do as their year-round lake Jailbird and once made an eye and Mrs. Joseph Lantierl of ' ^*IRng bombing of North realized she had a catch in physical suffering to these cere South complained loud and erick Sunn, 01, oC WkUlngford, house has ample provisions for endlesa popping appearance on the TOKYO fAPi Former Vice Hartford | Viet Nam, Rusk said, if the Ha- coastal waters Thursday. monies,” the Pope said. long about his bad luck. T h e Friday night. activities sands at Palm Beach. She al.so President Richard M Nixon Miss Lovejoy is a 1959 g ra d -'” "' makes a move such Neavman said he futllely “ May this wave of prayers hearts might have broken 4-2, Police said his wife, Marcella. During the summer the lake offers is a goat. sounded his foghorn, shouted, I 2 said today the Communists uate of .Manchester High School , ®,'' vailing home its 325th Divi- arise unceasingly to the Lord,” or West might have held only 64, was making a turn into swimming and boating. There Is a raft 2 Alice, property of Henry “ have slapped us in the face and attended Morse Business ' *'vn, biggest army unit in the and even fired a rifle to attract the Pope said. one ace instead of two. If the Gopolan's Trailer Court, the for swimmers and two sail boats and Faulkner of Lexington, has dis with a wet fish" after each U S Collepc, Hartford She is em- the minesweeper’s attention. He East-West hands had been ex Sunn’s residence, when their car a dingy for sailors. When the tempera appeared from a nearby farm. Pope Paul said he hoped his offer for peace in Viet Nam. ploy^ r--,- at Manchester Auto . . the secretary finally managed to raise the "invitation” (to prayer) would changed the opening lead would was struck in the rear. Mra. ture drops and the lake Is sealed with Nixon, on a politlcal-huaineas Part Inc , said, “ my own antennae have Faulkner is offering $100 reward Coast Guard on his radio. Simn was taken to Meriden Ho.s a cover of ice, skating and ice-boating for her return be "welcomed also by our have been in some other suit, trip through Asia, told newsmen! 57?^ Lantieri is a 195,57 gradu-i”xinun-i " ' picked• up r this...... key------signal,------The CToa.st Guard notified the and South would have made his pltal. become the order of the day. Grounds u __ , but the antennae are v-erv mnoh What other goat would follow brothers in other CJhristian com the Communists misinterpret a ate of Bulkeley High School, j sntennae are very much Endurance she had hooked a munities.” contract. The driver of the car that surrounding the house are spacious and her ma.ster along city streets, willingness to negotiate "as a served in the U.S. Army three i private vessel and told Newman Never a word a)x>ut the good .struck the Sunn auto was there is plenty of room for between- cross only when the light is The Ecumenical Council, sign of weakne.ss. ' Constant years, and graduated from I backstage bustle — to “ stand by.” first convened In Oct. 1962, by luck of being dealt a 27-polnt Michael PaUotto, 19, of Walling season sporLs, Including equipment for talk of negotiations has actually Morse Business College. He is , termed a “ process of green and look both ways before “ What else could I do but tether ball. leaving the curb? the late Pope John XXm , still hand. Never a word about the ford, police said. prolonged the war. he said. attending Western New England osmosis” Rusk stand by?“ Newman asked. has before It for final action bad play that had enabled the The house was originally a four- Pacifist demonstrations in College. Springfield. He is em- hoped it would bear fruit several major subjects, dealing opponents to defeat him. room summer cottagfe with living point America “ create grave miscal- ployed at Robert D. Miller and point, with sensitive areas inside and South should refuse the first room, kitchen and two bedrooms, but But he concluded: “ I can’t dilations in North Viet Nam and Co.. West Hartford. outside Catholicism. Those out heart trick. If East can continue the Richards moved in permanently In report any response that 1s Communist China as to the will - No date has been set for the side the Church Include reli hearts, the suit Is no threat; 1941. They have since expanded It to and to the tinity" of the United wedding. clearly indicative of a move to- gious liberty, relations with the South can afford to lose two Include five bedrooms, three baths, an wai'd peace in this situation.” President Keeps Busy States, he added. Jews and other non-Chrlstlans. hearts and two aces. If Ea.st open kitchen-family room, foyer, living room, dining room, utility room, breeze birth control and nuclear war cannot continue hearts, a shift Where You Can Enjoy MOSCOW (A PI --- The Soviet Monteary: Easing the world fare. to any other suit gives South way and attached two-car garage. Woinen'’s ‘Gag’ wide reliance on the dollar in government paper Izvestia says I On Birthday Weekend The session may conclude by time to drive out the two miss Fine Food Additions to both sides of the orlg;!- a guide at an American archi- financing international pay Christmas. ing aces. In a Relaxed nal building have resulted in an attrac tectiiral exhibit in Minsk is a Taken Seriously ments is a principal goal of the j Dally Question tive U-shaped dwelling that sets back former Nazi spy who worked U.3. financial-diplomatic team JOHNSON CITY. Tex. (AP)|>D Eisenhower and a card from Partner opens with 2NT (32 Atmosphere from the road in a grove of pine trees. setting off for Europe today. again.st the Russians in World As Rainmaker — Steel wage negotiations and ' H H. Chcelcy of lukn. 111., to 34 points), and the next play Field stone walls support the upper War n. Secretary of the Treasury Voter Admission Enjoy Your Favorite level of lawn on the 150-foot lakefront the Gemini flight contributed a whose birthday also is Aug. 27. er passes. You hold: Spades, The paper said Friday a one RIVERTON, Wyo. (AP) — Henry H. Fowler and Under- "Dear sir,” wrote Cheeley, 6-8; Hearts, Q-J-8-5-4; Dia to the rear of the house. quota of work today to Presi Cocktail While Here An oil painting hung over the fireplace in the family room was done by son James time Inrnate of a prison. camp . Four sorcerer’s apprentices •secretary of State George Ban Ball “ Your birthday is the same as Set Wednesday monds, A-I0-9-S; Clubs, A-7. Traffic to and from the lake side of identified theguide, George Ni- heaved a sigh of relief when the ? V’ ®*’’ .^t^visers wall .sound dent John.son’s birthday week mine. I am 102 years old.” What do you sa.v? Rt. 87, Lebanon, Conn. the home is channeled through a door panich of New York as the man sun came out for the first time ''‘ ®ws in Europeancapitals end on his ranch. Cheeley said he had voted for The town’s board of admis Answer; Bid three hearts. If Phone 42S-02S6 leading to the kitchen-family room. The sions will conduct a voter-mak who recruited Russian prisoners since thev put together a rain- create an inter- Aides -said Johnson is keeping every Democratic presidential p a ^ e r raises, you Intend to get living and dining areas of the family ing session Wednesday, from 5 to act as subversive agents. | making machine nine days ago. Jn.strument to supple- in close touch with Washington candidate beginning in 1884. room are paneled In knotty pine and U.S. Emba.ssy officials said a fa dollars and the Brit- by telephone on a wide variety Grover Cleveland got his vote to 8 p.m.. In the town clerk’s hand hewn beams support the celling. they had asked Nipanich to " Pound bulwarks of the of public business. He is making that year. Johnson got it in 1964. office in the Municipal Build A small-paned bay window overlooks come to Moscow but w ^ ld have ' ^ ! Payments setup, ing. a point especially of keeping Johnson sent a telegram to the lake. This room plus the dining no comment priornrior to his arrivalarrival. has proposed an inter I posted on the key labor negotia- (Jheeley in which he said: Eligible applicants must be at “What’a New PuMycat" room, breezeway and garages are all farmer said was caused by the national conferenw of major least 21 years of age, residents part of a fairly recent addition. ______machine. . ' powers to discuss revision of the tiotis and the astronauts’ efforts “ Many happy returns on your Shown 1st Each Nile MANILA (AP) — Negotia birthday. I am happy to share of Manchester for at least six In the center of the dining room Is a tions for a new U.S.-Philippines rainmaker, a grotesque international monetary system, to keep going despite equipment Except Frl.-Sat. difficulties, they said. the day with you and am heart months, and must be U.S. citiz round cherry table with a lazy susan, air transport agreement agreement ____ have contraption built by four house- ens. Delayed first by weather, then ened by your warm expres surrounded by Hitchcock chairs, some been• recessed...... undefinitely amid ' wives, started out as a comic CJongress: With only one week M r Ml«s M at 91bol» by an accumulation of business, sions. . .Health and happiness to maple and others painted black. Fold Indications two American car- entry ...... in the. ‘Fremont County to go until the Labor Day week you until our next birthday.” PICKETING PLANNED ing shuttered doors may )>e closed to riers may lose some flights to P^c^de Aug. 18. end, it is apparent that adjourn Johnson did not get to spend his full birthday Friday at his fa BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The AotiwSohnAktor separate this room from the living thele Philippines. ^he"^he machine -- spouting ment of CJongress will be de Earlier Friday, the whole vorite relaxing spot — the LBJ chairman of the a tize n ’s Anti- room, once a cottage bedroom. Negotiators ended five days of and blasUng smoke three layed a good deal beyond that family took part in the dedica mpucint Colored slate slabs cover the floor kiiro cs-’® P’ ®><®i ST [/.sr MUHirnRu iPETERCUSHING’BERNARDCRIBBINS afternoon. from September ‘^"nrad Adenauer that the Unit- I coNoinoMo »■ , THE STRONGMAN SHOW OF THE YEAR CMOU9COK through .May, in the Manches- ®'^ Slates is neglecting Europe ^G R E A TS — FIRST TIME TOGETHER JOHN RICHARDSON R08ENDA MQNTFRftS-nHRKTnPHFR LEE TEimMCIXOIt Scoreboard ter High School Pool, to in- because of commitments in Sat. - Sun. - Mon. - Tuea. stnict handicapped youngsters Matinees Only HIT NO. I WASHINGTON (AP) - The of the Manchester area. . Capital Footnotes "ZEBRA In the KITCHEN" ALSO 2 status of major legislation this With the aid of an adult ad- ^ Senate subcommittee ap- In Color - with T'V’e Victor Mature EIvU Presley — "Viva Los Yogas" — Color week: 2 visory council, it is conducting P”"''®’’ a M.8- billion, five-year “Dennis the Menace” “The Tartars” (C-in committee; P-Passed; « a puTvinaio-r,campaign afmed at raising aid program for the nation’s Andy Devine - Martin Milner li-Ivaw) nough fund.s for establishing that goes„ — wellweirfeeyond beyond a Plus: HIT NO. 2 HEALTH Care-P-Senate, P-! a $278,000tOYO AAn rehabilitation cen“__ ® bill alrPArtvalready nnsiuo/lpassed ha/by IIthe “HERCULES, SA.'MPSON, M r. c I ^®''’ '” ®".dlng a customized House. . .New York Republican ULYSSES” Steve Reeves Sen, Jacob K. Javits hope.s he Hwse"^Law*^^^* ^ Senate, P - swimming pool for year-round “Hercules ANSFIELDifn There is plenty of parking for all in the large area at the front of house ' Outline of original cottage, now with raised dormer, can be identified from later additions in a lakefront view of the rambling home can get together with GOP Sen Evenings Only Unchained” Presidential Succession P- ate Leader Everett M. Dirksen Sat. - Sun. - Mon. - Tuea. »l-32,WIUHiAMTir lH That \ Benate, P-Houae, Up to states on a revised constitutional Reg. Low Price fl.OO Shepherd for a Million Peter Sellers - Peter O’Toole HIT NO. s Whoop 'it-up \ Elementary School Aid - P - amendment on legislative reap “WHAT'S NEW Children Under 13 Free V* Benate. P-House, Law portionment. . .Two associations Pi:S8YCATf" “Colossus Of Rhodes” Oates Open 7:00 funny Union Shop Iâw Ban--C-Sen- .SANTIAGO — Chile’s “ Land of smaller banks urge the House In Color "Oat” 10:15 "Baby” 7:lo •te, P-House. Passage likely. I*” Fire,” the most southerly ______Banking Committee to strength (Recommended Adults Only) \ wasternlp/ - i'tv -.! Excise Tax CMU-P - Senate, PH^®**!* j ®n governmenrconlr^sTn'^bank Plus: "SATAN BUG" with P-House, Law. . has the world’s largest sheep ----- mergers, not weaken them. George Maharls Congressional Redlstrlcting - Uanadera "nerra del r>______with mnrB m8AiI w m 8 » C-6enate, P-House, Passage Feuga, with more than a mll- OFF TO POOR IITABT likely. ® lion head. MILBANK, S.D. (AP) — Mrs. Appalachia Ald-P-8enate P- Eld Nelson of Milbank was un House, Law. KAMAN GETS CONTRACT hurt when her car knocked over ^ reign Aid Authorization- WASHINGTON (A P ) The a parking meter and crashed P-Senate, P-Houae, At White Kaman Aircraft Ckirp. of Bloom into a building. She had Just 1 ^ House. field. Cjonn..'has been awarded come from the Grant County Foreign Aid Money-P-Senate, a $2,771,916 Navy contract for eourthouae where she- had CJiouse, Passage certain. helicopter blades, (Connecticut paaaed her driver's examina Silver Ooinage-P- Senate, P - senators announced Fri-■iday. tion. House, Law. ' ' Housing-P- Senate, P - House, nUMMrNRRB Law iHWOtONEniT Minimum Wage Increase-- C • This Picture la •enate, C-House, Passage likely Recommended For Immigration Changes- C -Sen Adults (^ ly ate, P-House, Passage likely. MrStiMt PvtirOliMte ______In Color Anti poverty Program -- P - BOMY SCHNEIDER Senate, P-House, Awaiting com- CAPUCINE pramlee, PAULA PRENTISS JLeglaiative Reapportlonment m e n D o iu s m i and least hut not laat ODIVI IN HANIIORt) • tovtsro/i^ ’ -C-8enate, C-House, Uncertain. WOODY ALLEN B JM jLflUl New F'arm Program-C - Sen OF A aOAN ate, P-House, Paaaage likely and gueat star Military Pay Ralses-P-Benate URSULA ANDRESS STARTS SUNDAY Pôuae, Law. PLUS IN COLOR OvU ^rvlce Pay Raises-G • -Frank Sinatra ^ Whnts Now Msi^Ser?®^* u i vonnery ■ BACKl Senate, C-Hbuse, Pasaage likely, Dean Martin Seanscan unineryConnery and DMreaeed Area Ald..P4Benate "SERGEANTS S" ^ Pussyent? "DR. n 5 " ^Plthee. Leer. J I Bsautiful Womsn Vnfda AadreM | “From Russia With Lovs“ Former cottage bedroom is now !ôod sized living room located next to diningxromn in a mors recent addition Sally enjoys a book in he# room which is papered in pink matchllhg the bed canopy. T 1 RAlfCRBSTER EVENING HERALD, BCANCH|B8TES, 0C)NN« SATURDAY. AUGUST 28. 1966 F A O l f l V I -PAGB FQUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 Tolland ■Wonders of the Universe— the White House was cautioning news- Splashdown Slated Bwn not to think that that waa what &tntitt9 Ifrrald the PTssIdnt wanted or intended to do. Blast Furnace in Space Hathaway Dies, Town Rejects Both 8udi are the risks of the new style of C h u rch es In Atlantic Tomorrow behavior to the White Bousa. M. BeMgst’s Oknrek OsBtor OeagregaOcaal Owroli Former Banker Later oa the same day tha President N. ■sv. John J. Dekmey, Paster Vaitod Chunk of Christ 11 Center SL ustof the jets only to dampen Park Grant Projects himself returned to tha same subject, ■ev. PeltE M. Davia. Rev. ■!>■!< J. K se« Could Make Pure Metals (Oonttainad from Pag* One) ■sv. O. E enaM a Rev. DeaalB R. Hussey Rev. Cllftord O. Slmpsea, Robert Edward Hathaway, their tumbling motion, when / n o t R. r a t o c and said that he had meant what he Mlnletor PaMlrtiwi ■Y IH3- L M. LKVriT, produce exotic m eUU aad al- 96, of 820 Porter 8t., former of tha Camlnl 6 performed Friday neoesaary. d Octoter 1. u n said, that we had an better fgca up to Rev. Joeeph H. Dudley. diminished aa the flight contin Shortly after the epaceoraft Resldants attending Iast8>lliey wanted U N o t IlM fool Masses at T. 8, a:U , 10:10 and d ir e c t o r s k^s whose charaoterlaUCs am ficer at 'Manchester Office, confined to rseldente only, tat t:lo a.m., Wocahip Aeeoelato Mlnletor ued. entered tha final day, the vent night’s town mMtUtg voUd 64 these problems before we "have to ^suf The Fels Ptaaetarlnm today unknown. But the lack warned that no other' action B r m BrM*w Bseapt todara Nursery. Ssmwn tw Ow Itsv. Rev. Fraada C. Hawes, Connecticut Bank and Trust “ We have vary, very alow ing hydrogen gas—which made to 38 against purchasing Cran L litarad at Ika PeaÔinea.al fer more serious problems and ersato Of The Franklin Inslltato of g i^ ty win always bs a bte could be token on the purefioM 'Ma., aa >«eood Mr. Davis, "A MaUsr of lU- It. Jsmss* Ohnreli Bflnlstor of Chriattan EducallcB advantofs la the space laho. Co., died early this morning at rates now," aald Cooper, “ We the Gemini 8 tumble—finally additional problems.” The production of ultra-pure dall'S Pond, with federal and at the meeting becouee of the newal.’ ’ Magr. Edward J. Rsardon, ratory. Manchester Memorial Hospital just verrrry, ilowllly, oscillat stopped, and the spacecraft TTie President was right to stick by 8:16 a.m., Worship Service. state aid. They also voted 66 to wording of the warning. Paster metals — which may have a Pure MMnls Unknown after a long Illness. ing. . . Well not oaclllating’ Just went into drifting flight, steady •OaKOUFTION R A T n The Rev. E m eit Denton Vsr- 16 to table Indefinitely pur- Clough queetloned why "we Parabto te Adraace his words and his intentions. It has to EmaBoel UHhenui Ohnrek Rev. Engeas R. Torpey tremendous Impact on our In Scientlstn concerned with slowlly drifting." and true. chaee of the Tolland Marsh. were given no choice on the Oue Tear ...... m m Rev. O. RcBry ABdsrsoB, Rev, Joseph H. MoOsna ley, Surrey, England preaching. metal technolocy poosesa mea Hts brother, the late Russell In the earlier, troubled atages The small spacecraft cabin * be possible to try to understand the dustry and economy—muat In B. Hathaway, retired vice presi The warning of the meeting call.’’ Zanghl reified that the itelfatoto ...... ii.i0 Paster ■ev. JohB J. O’BrieB Sermon: "The God Who Meets ger knowledge of the IntrinsiQ of the flight, the astronauts had was showing the results of sev n re e Maatto ...... aw sources of trouble and to try to deal evitably result from this coun dent of the Connecticut Bank wae worded so the only action selectmen felt It would be more One VoDth ...... i . « Rev. Mrhin T. Peterson, Ue Halfway." Nursery In the properties of a truly pure metal shown some signs of fatigue, en days of occupancy. «;messenger, advancing to The majority of people who ratlonal use of this land would Religious is Not EB ou^" the Lockheed Missile and Space duced. Our present metolluigi. ertion In lot.s of room,” said Dr. ed, “ we're up to our ears In gar H m BaraM Prtettec Onmoatiy. Inc., aa- good idee to bring In aoms balance teller and entering the trust voted against the purchase of be of a secondary nature. He for typo- Masses at 7, 8, 8:16, 10:80 8:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Oo.. foresses that during the cal technlquee can produce met Duane Catterson. ‘"nielr com bage.” ao (teaacMl rrsponsliisIbIHtV department In 1924. In 1938 he the Crandall property with also said that many towns are am ri apprarinit In adrrrllainmts again, lest there be a sermon every half St. Mary's Eptaoopal Church and 11:46 a.m. Dr. Arthur A. Schade of Gil next ten years this country will als with Imimrltlss a* low u ments Indicate this has not been 'Iê astronauts have had a lot Tha Mancheat* was promoted to trust officer state and federal aid wanted acting now to preserve future ' atbar raadtec raattar m hour. Church and Park Sts. lette, Wyo. guest preacher. be producing about 1(X) million five parts per mlHlon. In Um a piece of cake.’’ of time to watch the brewing In the rapidly expanding bank. the town 8e purchase the prop water areas from “ encroach Rev. Georgs F. Noetrand Nursery and Kindergarten. tons of steel a year, of which future, sotenttoU foresee the Asked If the astronauts sound storm In the Atlantic off the; St. Bartholomew's Chnreh Mr. Hathaway was born In erty with Its own funds. How ment and pollution." cliaM d K. E. A. Scrrica. tec. Rector five per cent will be vacuum production o f metals with Im- South American coast that Rev. Philip Huaaey, Pastor Manchester Nov. 26. 1899, a son ed bored, officials said no: ever, the way the call of the In reply to a question, King I. .11 Raprrarntattrra - TTir Julioa Rev. John D. Hughes Goepd Hall produced. Selhng oonservatlve- purltles measured In miOlontlit "They sound like they’re pretty seemed headed toward their' Mattaara Spactel Agmej — N *» Tort. CW- Rev. Richard C. BoUea of Charles and Olive Belcher meeting was worded, no further said he could give no exact oost Rev. James W. Bottoms 416 Center SL at one dollar a pound, the re of a part per million. busy and enjoying what they’re recovery area. for the marsh, that no one ' Drtmit and Boaton. ______Three Times And Oat? Aaalatont Pastor Hathaway, and waa a lifelong action could be taken. ------iR a u d it b u r e a u o f cmcvuk^ Rev. Ronald E. Haldemaa sult will be a »10 blUlon a year ] doing.’ ’ “ Do you have any sort of re knew how much land wae con Richardson demonstrates that resident of this town. He .“as a i Carmelo Zanghl, first select- 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. industry. And steel Is but one In theory the strength o f a met port over that tropical depres tained In the marsh and that Masses at 6:40, 7:46, 8, 10:18 veteran of World War I. But they have stood It well — man, said he would call a town King Paisal of Saudi Arabia and 7:80 a.m.. Holy Communion. 12:16 p.m., Sunday School. example of the many metals ptej adrarHatnc eloalnic hours: and 11:30 a.m. al depends on ths configura He waa a member of Man their physical and mental condi sion?" Hawaii capsule commun meeting in Sept, for another, ^ê town didn't want “ only the 2 President Nasser of Egypt embraced 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer and 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. wlUch could be vacuum pro tion of a ’(few atoma in the ' Konday — 1 p.m. Fnday. chester Lodge of Hike and the tion excellent by earth-based icator a.sked. vote without ouUide grants. I "”8*ry part.” but would also • TOcaday — 1 pm. Stoeday. Holy Bai^sm with sermon by Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer duced in space. neighborhood o f dislocationt Conrad answered: “ That’s each other the other day, their mutual United Pentecostal Church American L«glon. He attended i medical measure. Now the ear The general feeling against "e**! a "buffer area to prevent • Wa*■ applying tor solemn agreement to stop fighting each lurgical research will occur in pared to a thick brick wall. In the pond. aid.” Prayer. ice. We.st Funeral Home, 142 E. Me’’ and “ Fly Me to the Moon’’ Hawaii cap com: “ How big? other by isroxy in the country of Te- 8 a.m., Sunday School classes the next few years with the a well-built, strong brick wall, Conrad: “ It was a couple of Town Counsel Robert King 200 acres Wedne.sday, 7:30 p.m., Bible Center St. The Rev. Jamea Bot — began beaming spaceward for all ages. flight of the Manned Orbital all the bricks fit one against hundred miles across, I guess.” explained the open q>ace pro- would be Involved, and gave an meS- Trinity Covenant Church study, prayer meeting. toms of St. Mary’s Church will from tracking network stations (HenJd piMto by Otters) 10 a.m., Worsliip Service. The Laboratory (MOL). In a sun- the other and there are no gaps; Even In drifting flight there gram, saying that the federal "educated guess,” based on the And Now TTie PreaclMT Tlie King and the President agreed Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. officiate. Burial will be In East and Gemini control to break up Rev. Alfred Swain, interim min oriented polar orbit -where the we never see two bricks pushed was plenty to do. An on-board Swinging and listening to the “ Dialects” last night at the dance. government would contribute SO average of what the state is on peace in Yemen two years ago, when Rev. K. E>iar Rask, Pastor Cemetery. the long astronaut day. St. John's PoUah National ister, will preach. MOL will always face the sun into one another. tape recorder had gone out of per cent of the purchase price paying for marshland, that the Friends may call at the fu "Stand by for an important A m AEMrlcana must be able to begin the United Nations waa discussing the Catholic Church — a continuous source of power and the state government 26 cost would be |500 an acre In- 8:80 a.m., Morning Worship. The same le true of metals. neral home tomorrow from 8 transmission.” sadd flight action, and the a.stronauts had ' BOUdliig for tbemaelvea, President situation there. Sermon: “ God’s Appointments Rev. Walter A. Hyasko Calvary Church will be available. A satisfac All the atoms are lined up in a director Christopher C. Kraft at to make most of their notes in Screen System Tolland per cent. The town would pay eluding the buffer area, or a Pastor (Assemblies of God) to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. Johnson has been heading part-way TTiey agreed on peace in Yemen last with Me.’’ Nursery. tory vacuum will be present at characteristic fashion if there Gemini control In Houston. Then writing. Youth Dance the remaining 26 per cent. He total of 3100,000. 647 E. Middle Tpke. an altitude of 200 to 300 miles, Is no foreign substance In the through the hundreds of miles “ The remaining thing that recommended that the town, if Thomas Manning, Democrat- 'bndt toward that free-wheeling kind fall, in another private meeting which Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid William A. Hall Hides Identity week Service of Bible study and Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustefeoa and the complete lack of grav metal. If foreign materials do that separated them from their takes a lot of time Is the con Rt. 74 Scene It aeked for aid under the pro- ic candidate for first select- , o i ofieratlon which had thia country waa held in Egypt. prayer. Pastor ity will provide scientists with appear, there may be line dis COVENTRY — William A. home base in Texas came the tinual amount of house clean Goes Well^ grams. apply to both state and man, said the government gSve . Mtd the world somewhat alarmed in And now they have agreed again. By Zion Evangelical the ideal metallurgrical labora locations w)ilch correspond to a Hall, 70, of Hartford, formerly choral rendition: “ The Eyes of ing,” explained fellow astronaut Of Applicants Of Two Mishaps federal governments at the priority to preserving land In Lutheran ^ u rch of Coventry, died yesterday at ' ' tbs wsriu immediately preceding the their agreement, both the rojralists in Church of the Nasarene 9:46 a.m., Sunday School tory to produce ultra-pure me line of bricks In the wall being Texas Are Upon You.” Neil Armstrong to Gemini con same time, because of duplica- danger of being developed and 2M Main St. (Missouri Synod) classes for all ages. tals and alloys of incredibly skewed about or missing. Hartford Hospital. Still conserving maneuvering trol. “ Hou-sekeeplng and general 400 Attend How will the identities of George Wohllebe of Rt. 30 w as' tion of paperwork and other re- asked If the marsh was In dan- ^^b^ppotartment of Bill Moyers as his press Yemen, who have had King Faisal’s Cooper and High Sta. U a.m., Divine Worship. Mr. Hall was bom In South candidates for the post of Rev. Robert J. Shoff, Minister high strength. Some of these Just as a broken or missing jet fuel, the astronauts contin stowage and packing away of arfested last night after his car ■ qulrements. : ggj. g f being developed. King ,'j secretary. backing, and the republicans, whose The R^. Paul G. Prokopy, 6:30 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Coventry, a son of Richard and Manchester general mana Rev. R. Alfred Swain, alloys will also possess the line of bricks weaken a wall, ued to drift through the night — assorted papers and .so on.” A milling crowd ot talking, colllede with another on Rt. 74.' "aid the land would be ac- replied that he could not bs Pastor 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Serv Margaret Branagan Hall, and ger be kept secret, even k . , That appointment signaled a period revolution President Nasser has been Associate Minister ability to withstand extremely so these line dislocations reduce listening, and sometimes danc The other car was driven by i n'llred In the name of the town, gyre that It was In danger, and ice. Hymn sing, Gospel music lived In Hartford 50 years. For while the board of directors '‘ “ bt Presidential calm. In which Mr. assisting with perhaps as many as high temperaturea the strength of the metal. From ing youths attended the second Selectman FYankKalas, of Rt. ] which would be required to use added that most areas In ths 8 a.m., Gottesdienst. and Bible message. The advanced vacuum tech 20 years he was employed at 1884. She was a re.sldent of Man screens the application.s for 9:30 a.m., Sunday School this we can conclude tbat if the youth club dance, this lime held 74. No one was injured. i ** stated in the application were more suitable for __ôhnson was obviously listening not 60,000 troops, are to give way for the 9 a.m., Sunday Sc)hx)I. Divine Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid niques developed under these the Hartford Insurance Group. chester 66 years, and a member Cycles Involved the men they wish to inter classes for all age groups. metal could be made without outdoors in the student parking Police said Wohllebe, who is assistance. The tov^ could development. He pointed out only to Mr. Moyera, but to his own formation of an interim national gov Worsiiip. Text: Luke 10:42. week Service of Prayer and space conditions may eventu He waa a mem)>er of St. Au of Community Baptist Church. view? 10:45 a.m., Worship Service. foreign materials or contami lot of Manche.ster High School. 67, was driving west and veered: . the use of facilities main danger was In Theme: “ The One Supreme and Praise. ally be duplicated on earth to gustine’s Church, Hartford, Survivors include two daught In Two Crashes According to board sec of common and political ernment. Message by the pastor. “ Escap nants, tha metal would possess Most of the 400 or .so young to the left, forcing a third car l ‘ !? residents only. A r e e n a b le development around the morsli, Final Need.” Registration for and Its Holy Name Society. ers, Mrs. Anthony Urbanettl retary Robert M. Stone, off the road and striking the eharge could be made to cover ôyid cause a possible The Presidency seemed on even Then President Nasser, inside of 10 ing From Temptation.” (Nurs its ultimate strength. He had recently received an people who came spent a good ery provided.) Communion on Sept. 5 after the and Mrs. Lester Wolcott, and a Over Two Days part of the three-hour dance who alone knows the iden left rear of the Kalas car. which ’f f . *’‘^ " * * * ’ pollution of available water, keel again, and the man in the White months, is to withdraw all his troopa service. Sclentisto Grow WUskere honorary membership to the sister, Mrs. Anna Robln.son, all tities, the names and ad 6 p.m., Junior, Teen and standing in knots and talking. was headed in the opposite dl- ^ amount could be Frederick Carpenter, speak -fioose seemed a more restrained, bal- Then, in 15 months, a national plebi Metal whiskers have been Knights of Columbus, Ctouncil of Manchester, and six grand dresses and present em rection i <=*)arged out-of-town visitors. Young Adult group meetings. grown which are the nearest 11, Hartford. He was also a The second motorcycle ac Otherwise, they were on the ing for toe Tolland Aqueduct ' and responsible individual, scite is to be held to determine what 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. The Salvation Army Area Churches children. move — dancing or walking to ployment of the candidates Wohllebe was charged w ith' thing to a physically pore me member of the Fraternal Order cident in two days occurred yes is not entered on the appli W ater Co,, said the company i. .j, ‘ntars has now begun a new period of permanent form of government the peo Message by the Rev. Mr. Swain. 661 .Main St. Funeral services will be held the refreshment stand or just driving while under the in- Eastmlnster United SL John’s Episcopal Clmrch ted. From studies of euta whisk o f Eagles and Hartford Insur terday afternoon at 3 When a cations. but is typed onto a employed engineers three years Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray Oapt. William D. MacLean ers scientists have found tbat Monday at 11 a.m. at the breaking into another knot. fluence of intoxicating liquor or ago to study the water situation Presidential behavior, in which the ple of Yemen want for themselves. Officer In Charge Presbyterian Fellowship Rt. SO, Vernon ance Men’s CTIub. new car hit a new motorcycle separate sheet. drugs and reckless driving. He P’-«Perty. and what toe er, Praise and Bible study. these tiny slivers represent me Survivors Include hIs wife, Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main The “ Frantic Four” and the in Tolland and that they bad l^-'inan In the White House has obviously In the communique Issued the other George E. Slye School Rev. James L. GranL Rector St. The Rev. Robert J. Shimoda, “ Dialects” played almost con- What is entered on the is .scheduled to appear in Or- tals hundreds of times os strong Mrs. Catherine KUlard Hall; a on Main St., police report. applications is the length of said at toe time that “ It would .kaeovered from his brief concern with day, both King Faisal and President 8:30 a m., Sunday School for Kingston Dr. off Oak SL pastor of Talcottvllle Congre tinously all evening for those A M ) LOCAL Churches-nt os a. commercially produced daughter, Mrs. Francis P. Ven Mrs. Ann A. Marshall of 115 present employment, the Sent ^ Rockville on noôption could be*^ si^ e T "b u t be a pity to allow the pollution all age groups. East Hartford 8 a.m., Holy Communion. gational Church, will officiate, . |be kind of image be was projecting, Nasser pledged to help the Yemenis product. These w ick ers may detta of Manchester, and five who did want to dance. Both salary being received, pre A M -v t-hal a "public-.splrlted citizen” of the marsh.” He added the en 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Service. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Prayer j Burial will be In Blast Cemetery. Oxford St. was making a left groups were composed of local n ■ and has obviously regained tbat atmos- "build their lives by themselves." Church of CTuist still possess enough line imper grandchildren.- vious employment, age, wn, „ I f ; an option on Crandall’s, to gineers had Indicated it was ths Nursery services available. 10 a.m,, Worship and CSmrch and Sermon. Friends may call at the funer turn into Leonard St. from youths who had volunteered to Lydall and Vernon Sts. fection to prevent them from at The funotal will be held schooling, marital status a” ®." he turned over to the towii If one spot in town that was "real -‘|disrs of total and omniscient self con- All this can be noted with interest, 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Service. School, Nursery through Junior al home tomorrow from 2 to 4 Main St. and Paul J. Gibson, 17, play for the club. car went off Rt. 74 and struck , approved. Eugene Brewer, Minister taining great strength, tat pro Monday at 8:15 a.m. from the and a list of references. ly g o ^ for water,” and that It ' ' IMsnce wUch caused some worry be- and with hope that such diminished 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. High age. Sermon by guest min SL George’s Episcopal Oinreh and 7 to 9 p.m. of 63 Falknor Dr., who was Robert Digan, the school at ister, Dr. Leighton McKutcheon Rt. 44 A, Bolton duction of these whiskers from Rose Hill Fimeral Home, 680 The board will use that ^ 1 B c, a 1. I King pointed out that Miss would be needed in the future. zest for fighting for political control of 8:46 a.m., Bible classes. Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Bible on ultra-pure metal under spe Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a ■heading north on Main St. with tendance supervisor, pul in a Michael B, Schultz, 28, wa.s' ^ ly (frandall has received of- Manning said he and Dan- Study. of the Hartford Seminary Foun Rev. Douglas Theuner, Vicar his motorcycle, ran into her Information as a basis for It " Thera Is, however, a difference. somebody else's soil may prove con 10:46 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: cial conditions may eventually solemn high Mass of requiem Oscar T. Mathlason hard night’s work manning the a criteria of the man they admitted to Jotason Memorial ,rom private developers in forth had made inquiries to toe "The Challenge of Greatness.” dation. car’s front end. police say. Gib refreshment stand along with Hospital in Stafford wiUi a dis------' The expanaiveness and omnipresence tagious elsewhere. 8 a.m., Holy Oommunion. provide metals of totally dif at St. Augustine’s Church at Oscar T. Mathla.son, 72, of are seeking, and will re excc.ss of toe $65,500 she would State Water Resources Commis 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: First Church of Christ, son was taken to Manchester some young helpers. located hip and minor injuries. 10:16 a.m.. Morning Prayer ferent characterlsUcs than those 9. Burial '^11 be in Rose Hill 451 Hilliard St. died yesterday duce the pre.sent list, of ask from the town. sion and to toe State Depart . " t i the new Johnson Is a little more In Yemen, where the rojraUsts were “ The Best Things in Life Are Scientist First Congregational Cbnreh Memorial Hospital where he Digan and Wally f'orlin, park The car was demolished. The town’s share of this and Sermon. known today. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. at a Manchester convale.scent about 45 applicants, to a ment of Health and that both . snbar than that of the old. The little In the hills and the revolutionaries in Free.” 447 N. Main St. United Church of Chrlzt Friends may call at the fu was treated for abrasions on his and recrcatian program direc Police .said Schultz was driv amount could be spread over a ggid no Inquiries had been re- Andover It Is conceivable (bat In space, home after a long illne.ss. workable minimum. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Mr. Mathlason was born In left knee, given X-rays which tor, have provided much of the ing .south when he went off the o.-ifatherly smile of tolerant reassurance the cities, where King Faisal was rep Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., metal whiskers can be produced «lv e d or studies made of the week Service. 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun Union Congregational Chnreh and tomorrow from 3 to 6 and Manchester. Sept. 28, 1892, a showed no breaks, and rclea.sed. impetus and spirit in corrahng left side of the road and struck Harold Oough, Old Stafford I marsh, of an his children has yielded to a resenting oM-fashioned Near Elastem Pastor Rockville which will be the size of stoel Damage was slight to Mrs. youthful energies in town. a tree. The incident is still un- Hd., said he was against .state' day school and nursery. ingots on earth. Metal-working 7 to 9, son of Christian and Louise The health department’s re- ^tpiWMberly frown of concern and an absolutism and President Nasser the North Methodist Chur^ 'ITie Lesson - Sermon read In Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor Mathlason, and was a lifelong ■Marshall’s car but the motor The Junior Chamber oif Com Hospital Notes der investigation. and federal funds being used to piy added that the quality of cause of modem revolution and prog 300 Parker St. 10 a.m., ' Worship Service. Rev. James L. Austin processes such as laser machin cycle had to be carried away, merce, who also have under occasional hint of a tear in the eye and CSiristian Science services will ing and chemical milling will be resident of this town. purchase the property,i and that t.jje water would have to be Bov. Earle R. Caster, Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Brad Minister of Christian Education •police say. Police made no ar taken to help the Young Adult ■ *a near dxdca in the voice. ress, neither side has come cloee to underscore the neeifôr people necessary to form the space Mrs. Carl Peterson He was employed at Dun- visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. he though the town ought to tested and that the quality Pastor ley. rests. (Jlub, was present at the dajice total control of the country. The only today to demonstrate the power metal into a shape for a useful VE3RNON— Mrs. Alice C. An- ham-Bush Co., West Hartford, In all areas excepting mater Pilgrim Mills "run it ourselves” . 1 would ^ questionable. The President is preaching to some- 9 a.m.. Worship Service. The first accident Involving in the persons of several mem and practicality of Christ Jesus’ product. derson Peterson, 75, of Bristol, for .47 years until his retire- nity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. Stuart Danforth, Democratic i Manning also quoted John ”^"Vxly, almoet every day, reminding peo victory for anybody would be a sort 8:30 a.m., 'Worship Service. First Congregational Cbnreb Sermon: “ Have We Lost Our a motorcycle took place Thurs bers who were easily identifi candidate for selectman, said Baker, of the water resources teachings. Passages from the Under certain oondtUonB (he sister of Mrs. Pauline Wester- ment and 6:30 to 8 p.m. and private ple of their stake In country and in pol- of negative victory, for the country it Roljert A. McBride preaching. Vernon Enthusiasm for the Kingdom?” day night on Spencer St. FYein- able by their more formal dress. Robbed Again Bible and the <3iristian Science physical obaracterlstics of space berg of Vernon, died yesterday Survivors include two daugh rooms where they are 10 a.m. Tolland was not in a favorable division of the U.S. Depart- Sermon: “The Glory of Israel." textbook on “ (ISirist Jesus’ ’ in Worshiping at the Veraoa The Rev. Mr. Bowman preach ters, Mrs. Lyman FMIler and Jaycee President David Com------I tax position to buy the property, ment of Interior Geological ' ley, and o f their responsibility. He Is self, if both outsiders would get out. can be simulated on earth. To at her home sifter a long Ill cis Clark Jr., 26, of 72 Lyn to 8 p.m.. Visitors are requested Kindergarten and Nursery for Elementary School ing. Mrs. Elliott Fish, both of Man Ins said everything was fine Pilgrim Mills at 177 Hartford He pointed out that, with federaWsurvey, who said the deport- ' BO longer holding everybody in his own ' They have now pledged to do so, for clude John: 14: 12. Related day we And furnaces that refine ness. She was the wife of Carl wood Dr., Bolton, ran his light not to smoke In patients’ rooms. children through age 6. Rev. John A. Lacey, Mhilator chester: two sons, Harry T. and voiced concern only over Rd. waa broken into Thur.sday and state funds, toe pond would ffhent had started a study of the readings will contain lines from metals with a beam of elec Peterson. weight motorcycle Into the car No more than two visitors at two hands; he is waving those the third time. Perfaape, this time, their Miss Helen C. Flitober, Mathlason and Russell O. Ma night and $150 in cash taken, cost Tolland $16,250, as agaln^^ Skungamaug, but no requests “ Science and Health with Key trons In a high vacuum. I f simi Survivors also include a driven by Roy A. (Jlark, 20, of the almost steady stream of one time per patient. ' .hands at us in exhortation, trying to zest for doing battle with each other Concordia Lutheran Chnreh Director of Cbristlaii Ednoatlaa thlason, both of Manchester; police report. $65,6(X) without aid. had been made to study the to the Scriptures’ ’ by Mary Bak A Thooght for Today lar furnaces were transported brother and two other sisters. 95 Greenwood Dr., police say. cars that entered and left the ’ im ake us feel some of the great emoon the soil of Yemen has diminished 40 Pitkin SL er Eddy, the Discoverer and Private funeral services will two brothers, Harry Mathiason BYancis Clark is still in Man parking lot. Patients Today: 271 Entry was made by removing Another resident pointed out Tolland Marsh. He said Baker Bov. Paul O. Kaiser, Pastor 9:30 a.m.. Service of Worship. Sponsored by the Manchester Into space and combined with the screws in the wire me.sh that tax dollars paid to state added that toe flne-graln sub enough to permit them to keep their Founder of Christian Science: be held at the convenience of and Otto Mathlason, both of chester Memorial Hospital In Young Adult Club President AiDMITTED YBSTEiRiDAY; ’ ’.tlona] concern he himself feels as, in Child care provided. the lock of gravity in an orbit Manchester: three sisters, Mrs. covering the rear window, then and federal government are, terranean material usually pp. 55; 16-21, and 328 ; 31. Council of Chnrchea ing laboratory, the exotic end- the family. Burial will be in the special care zone being Jerry Mistretta and Treasurer Raymond Bartlett Sr., Coven J bia particular spot in the Presidency, pledges. So far, in Vietnam, peace hM 8 a.m.. Holy Communion, Laura Wood and Mrs. Mary breaking the glass to open toe i spent by other towns to pur- found In such an area provides Wednesday, 8 p.m., Testlmonja product may prove very algnl- West Cemetery, Bristol. treated for multiple fractures. Eric Ozols, both of ■whom try; Reginald Berube, Marl \,)m faces the problems of our country, been made only once. Church School and Nursery. SL Maurice Church, Bt^taa Young Phineral Home, 25 Bel Robb, both of Manchester, lock on toe window, police say. chase land in other areas. j a filtering problem, and Is not meeting. fleant to our economy. He is reportedly still In critical worked to organize 'the dance, borough; John Burke Sr., 64 A l 10:30 a.m.. The Service and Rev. Robert W. OronlB levue Ave., Bristol, Is in charge and Mrs. Lucy Chapin of Hart The money was tqken from un- John Burokas, Democratic practical as a large source of t''snr world, and our time. Reading Room summer hours On Monday, Jan. 94, 1948, Dr. The aame is true of alloys of and serious condition. •said they were looking forward ton St.; Billie Carlson, 8 Clyde , Nursery. Pastor o t arramgements. ford; eleven grandchildren and _ selectman, said. “ Crandall’s is water. An alternative would be In our opinion, the President la a at 749 Main St., excepting legal Peter Marshall gave his last different metals. Ths metallur Twenty-three passengers In a to another dance like this. Rd.: Francis Clark, 72 lly n - ' ® Saturday, 7 p.m.. The Order holidays, Monday through F ri a great-granddaughter. Barstow Transport bus were Both thanked the youths and wood Rd,, Vernon; Louis ister is kept. ^ swimming pool,” and; to dig deeper wells into bed- , {letter exhorter than pacifier, better prayers before the Senate of the gist is concerned with alloys, The Forgotten Group of Public Ckmlession. day, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 aad United States. The next morning Mrs. Sarah Johnson F^Jneâl services will be held spilled out of their seats as the adults who attended for Damato, 16 Homestead St.; Mrs. In a similar break on Mon- | questioned the concern of resl- rock, which would be expensive, 11:30 a.m. for In the future he sees high- day night about $100 wa.s t(ik-j jents that people would come to Baker also questioned the ex- , trying to get us doing some work with he died of a heart attack. In Mrs. Sarah Massey John.son, Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the their driver braked to avoid a their cooperation in making a Dorothy Dewar. East Hartford: strength materials resulting Holmes Funeral Home, 400 en from toe same place, police - 'him Uian be is trying to bold us in his the book "The Prayers of Peter 76, of 65 Starkweather St. died car in front of him on E. Cen successful evening. Mrs. Mary Greene. 125 Spruce u.se it from other areas. This pense of pumping water from Now that the town has supplied fa from the proper combination of Main St. The Rev, Joseph Dud report. Sacred Heart Chnreh MarshaU." edited by Catherine yesterday at Manchester Memo ter St. yesterday afternoon, po And police reported no inci St.; Mrs. Florence Gurka. Wap- caused some comment from the the marsh, which is “ the low- '‘bands. cilities for the pre-klndergiarten, ele Rt. 30, Vernon pure metals under Ideal vacuum ley, a.s.soclate pastor of Center meeting which seemed to feel est spot in town.” • Marshall, we have recorded rial Hospital after a long ill lice report, dents to mar the success of that ping; Mrs. Eveljm Johnson. 513 Tbere are risks, however, in the new Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor oondlUans. Congregational Church, will of the pool is used now by out-of- Carpenter said that the en- mentary school, teen-age, young adult these last compelling words of ness. CTlarence Duhrlng, 69, of 17 evening. Lydall St.: Mrs. Barbara Kas- -i kind of behavior, just as there were in Rev. Patrick Sullivan Vacuum Is Key She was born in Manchester, ficiate. Burial will be In East towners. gineers recommended drilling and senior citizen groupe, a number of Connecticut Yankee the late chaplain of the United The reason for the melting In Strant St. was heading west on kela. Wales Rd., Andover: Head Cut Off Aseistant Paotor Cemetery. Eugene Wanat, a former first wells near the edge of the "I the old. Too much of any one thing— States Senate. Aug. 8, 1890, a daughter of Al E. Center St. in his car and Marsha Kaskela, Wales Rd., residents in the 21 to 65 age group are a vacwim is that under high Friends may call at the fu exander and Annie Templeton was forced to a stop by a car Andover; Mrs. Mary Kataveck, selectman recommended that marsh, which would be "self- ^'Bo matter how good It may be at the circulating a petlUon for equal time. Bt A.H.O. "M ay Thy wUl be done here, temperatures and vacinim con Massey, and was a lifelong resi neral homo tomorrow from 2 to 50 Con^ Killed $1,200 Statue the property be bought for “ Tol- filtered,” and added that the Masses at 7:80, 8:80, 10 and making a right turn into Brook Wapping: Mrs. Donna Kelley, ...start—la likely to prove a weakness un 11:15 a.m. and may Thy program be car ditions many Impurities become dent of this town. She was a 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. land people with Tolland mo- water would probably be Their requests are simple— a place to Twice toward the end of the prisers who were eager to get field St., police say. The bus Coventry; Mrs. Margaret Lah- ried out, above party and per gaseous and are exhausted by member a t’ North Methodist A statue valued at $1,200 ney” . fluoridated, der the kind of spotlight in which a congregate, to nibble, to be entertain into the act of providing com driven by Ernest R, Brierc, 27, In Delia Fight da, 5 Ridgewood St.; John Loj- 1965 session of the Long Leg SL Matthew’s Church, Tollaad sonality, beyond time and cir the vacuum pumps. Other Im Church. Miss E lU U Blair had its head broken off some- Robert McHutchlnson asked A motion was made and ;j*'P resident stands. munity antenna television to purities will oiao precipitate out, Dayvllle, which was behind zlm. Tolland; Jody Lukeman. ed and to be furnished with parking islature the same kind of re Rev. J, Clifford Curtin, Psator cumstance, for the good of Survivors Include a son, Wil Miss Ella L. Blair, 94, for Dc-T-i 1 o b. riii . AA o Thursday night at the King to explain the apiount of passed to table the purchase of ' And a free-wbeellng preacher is go- the -various localities o f the leaving a pure metal. A metal Duhrlng, reportedly could not (Continued from Page One) facilities. mark waa made about a par Meeting Sundays at Hick’s ' America and the peace of the liam F. Johnson o t Manchester; merly of Main St., died last Manchester Monument Co. at federal control that would be ex-' the marsh Indefinitely. k « to make mistakes of judgment and state. world. Through Jesus Christ our heated in a vacuum is also pro stop without endangering pas Spokesmen for the group, unwilling Memorial School Gymnaatnm four brothers, Robert J. Massey night at a Manchester conva damaged three warehouses Maher, 39 Tmver R ^ ; Ataam Harrison and Bissell Sts. p o -; ercised. King replied that the! In an unofficial vote, resl- ticular bill, once in the formal Ana It appeared, through the Lord. Amen.” tected from the oxygen in the sengers In time to avoid strik Matchett, 59 Walnut St.; I ^ g - nce report. 1 federal government at this time dents at the meeting approved . Bieanlng, and perhaps taUc too much of Alberta, Canada, Samuel J. lescent home. about 60 miles north of the bor , to be Identified, say that they will ac record o f debate, once In in identity of the lobbyists actual Submitted by air which normally combines ing Duhring’s car. las Rivard, 13 Foley St.. Jacob | Arrlgo Almettl, owner o f the exercises no control except to the idea of establishing a con- "knd too freely now and then and thus Masses at 7:80, 8:80 and lO-JO Massey of Union, Clifford W. Miss Blair was born In Wolf- None of Briere’s passengers der Saturday. cept the use o f any cocktail bar but formal comment by a floor ly on the scene, or through Rev. James W. Bottoms with it to form undesirable ox Rogowskl, Wapplng; Mrs. An- company, reported that he no- i require toe property be maln- servation commission to study leader. a.m. Massey of Hartford and Clay vllle, Canada, Sept. 20, 1870. was injured by the sharp stop Two other Skyhawks from the Breate a new kind o f disquiet about the gossipy reports o f the political SL Mary’s Church ides. The vacuum process gives gclica Roques, Hartford; M rs.! tjeed the 4(4 foot statue had tained for the purpose it was the situation. that they prefer the Manchester ton W. Massey of Manchester: She has no known survivors. and minor damage was done to same carrier attacked a 100-foot Prealdency. I f thia session were to end figures who supposedly had a the metalluigist the environ Elizabeth Ruff, 125 N. School itg head cut off during toe day , purchased; but, he said, the The Bulletin Board Country Qub, with its large parking Wapplng Community Cfannk four sisters, Mrs. Ralph Good- FUneral services will be held the car and less to the bus pontoon bridge about 35 miles its work having done nothing personal financial stake in the mental protection and Impurity St.; Frederick Tedford, 269 pj-iday but he believes it must town couldn’t control what the A voter registration session ’ The Republicans in Oongree obviously Cougregatiofua speed of Andover, Mrs, Luther Monday at 11 a.m. at the bumper, police say. north of the frontier and pilots lot, expanse of green, refreshment at all but pass this particular various companies, as if jiu t elimination control he n ee^ for Spring St.; Alan Vogel, Elling-1 have been done before he or will be held today in the town '^thought they had a case in point, the Rev. Boy R. Hotcheon, Minister Hutson of Marlborough and Miss Holmes F\ineral Home, 400 Peter P. DiRosa Jr., 18, reported they destroyed about government would do ten years stand, dance area, and other recrea- bill, the remark went, it would about everybody who had any Herald producing an absolutely clean ton: Eldward Von Hone, 166 his employe arrived at the shop hall from 4 to 8 p.n). All resi Rev. Theodore Bncheler, Isabell T. Massey and Mrs. Main St. The Rev. Earle R. Thompsonvllle, skidded 61 feet one-third of It, spokesmen said. from now. ^ ,^ther day, when they heard about UonaPfaciUties. still be a worth while session. weight and Influence, on either metal. Bldrldge St.; Craig W oodward,. in the morning. Police report dents li'ving In town for six Minister Samuel Adamy, both of Man Cu.stcr, pastor of North Metho into the car driven by Ann M. All planes reportedly returned He recommended that resi President Johnson’s sober and emotional The bill which got this com side of the political aisle, had Yesterday 8 There has been considerable 54 Waddell Rd.; Lorene Wro- no signs of entry. months are eligible. chester; three grandchildren dist Church, will officiate. Bur Dumschat, Windsor, on Tolland safely. dents vote down the proposal. If ment in open debate was the some kind of stake in the com criticism about Um poet of the and seven great-grandchildren. bel, 147 N. Main St. 2 aennon about the desirability of home bill which toppled the old 8 and 9:80 a.ni., MominE ial will be in East Cemetery. Tpke. late last night, police re A 100-truck convoy delivered munity antenna industry which ■pace program. Here Is one area B\meral services will be held BIRTHS ■YESTERDAY; A lule for the d ty of Washington. In the standard educational structure Worship. Sermon: "The New 25 Years Ago There will be no calling port. She had just entered Tol supplies into Ban Me Thuot, a Technologjr V«. Beaaty was about to sweep Connecti- In which the high cost can be Monday at 3 p.m. at the Holmes son to Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Sourae of his discussion of the problem in the state, ending the aspira Breed of Brothem.’’ hours. land Tpke. from Buckland Rd. provincial capital In the central cuL , Petition for sstabllshment of a Justified. From the basic mate Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The Cannatam, East Hartford; a tions of the State Board and to head east and DiRosa, heads highlands 160 miles northeast of Cf this country's big cities today Presi The Issue at the hearing was ^hlblUon Party Is signed by rials research in the space en Rev, Earle R, Cluster, pastor of Barry C. Fosinacht son to Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Congress has now passed legislation its State Commissioner to lead- that somebody had had the SL Francis of Aselal vironment w ill come on un Ing east on Tolland Tpke., Saigon which had been cut off dent Johnson acknowledged that where ■78 Ellington Rd., 62 town roBldenta u part of a North Methodist Church, will o t- Lerch. 214 Center St. clearing the way for the construction ershl|4 in the higher education temerity to try to temper the dreamed of class of building C O VEN TRY— Barry Charles couldn’t stop In time to .avoid by Viet Cong for six weeks. people “ feel they don’t get a fair South Windsor state wide move to {dace names llclate. Burial will be In Buck- DISCHARGED YESTER of overhead power lines to the Atomic field, and Its passage, a few prospective profit and fun by materials and machine tools Faasnacht, 63, of iSvIn Hills her car, police say. Briefing officers said there Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, of Prohibition candidates on land Cemetery. DAY: Kenneth Wilson, Ware ■hake" and feel that "justice is not Energy Commission’s linear accelerator years ago, would have been the having it legislated that the which are t o ^ y unknown. And Dr. died this morning at hla, There were no Injuries and, was no Viet Cong opposition to Pastor voting machines and baUots. Friends may call at ths fu the troops who cleared 100 miles house Point; Benton Osgood open to them” there can be such things af Stanford University. For two and most certain Impossibility of CATV, when it got going, they ultimately will provide a home after a long Illness. He la although both cars were badly Rev. John E. RIktoraltls,' ^R obert J. Smith, state welfare neral home tomorrow from 3 of Highway 21 from the coastal Jr., 146 Cross Dr., Vernon; one-half years the residents of nearby any session. This time, in a would have to be classifled as tremendous spark to the eco the husband of Mrs. Josephine | dented on the sides, they could Nicholas Blanchard, 23 South B-E-A-U-T-l-F-U-L Bs happened out in Loe Angelea, and Aseistant Pastor eommlsstaner and town resl- to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. city of Na Trang to Ban Me Woodaide, Calif., have blocked these story we have already told a public utility, operating im- nomy o f this country. Gawlas FasanachL j be driven from the scene, police t d went on to try to drive his sermon i^ypolntcd to Stats Thuot, or the convoy which fol Alton St.; Mrs. Grace Talbot, lines through court action. The unex many times, it went through der PufaUe VtniUes Commis T ry to move forward In time Mr. Fasinacht waa bom' My. 455 B. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Mssses at. 6:46, 7:46, 8, 10:16 Advisory Personnel Oommlttcs. Henry W. Perkins lowed them. borne to people in the following words: pectedly spirited debate in the House easily. sion supervision o f Its proflts and imagine euper^strength ma April 14, 1912, in Brooklyn, Dorothy Bushnell, 873 Wood- and 11:80 a.m. Henry IV, Perkins, »4, for In Moscow, President Gamal SHADY GLEN •TPhose of you here In the District of in whkdi 125 msmbers ralHed to Wood- The second bill which got and ratM. ^ terials In your car to increase m erly of Manchester, died yee- N. Y „ a son of Mrs. Johanna bridge St.; Mrs. Shulamith side’s support proved the widespread similar praise, In this session. W e are not sure anybody 10 Yean Ago safety by a slgnlAcant margin. Faasnacht of Brooklyn and the Abdel Nasser of the United Miller, Long Beach, N.Y.; Mrs. Oolumbla, I want to warn you this 8L Peter’ s Episcopal CEnreli t e r ^ at a Glastonbury con Arab Republic called U.S. at public interest in this admittedly com In the Informal comment o f a knoiea how it really happened. Im o i^ e bulkUngs going up In late Harry C. Fasanacht Sr., Evelyn Bixby and dau ^ter, 85 morning that the clock Is ticking, tliiie Sand HIU Rd. Viduntoer workers from VFW, valescent home, State News tacks on North Viet . Nam plex but vitally inqiortant problem of floor leader, was the Commu W e suspect, for our part, that which the steel work Is barely and lived in Coventry 10 yeers. North St. Wapplng Salvation Army and lions Oub Mr, Perkins 'was bom In Man- “ aggression which arouses the 1i moving, that we should and we must reconoiling tecôlogy with scenic and nity Antenna Televlaton bill, there was such a hea'vy concen perceptible compared to bulky He was a veteran of World DISIÂRGBD TO D AY: BIGburger Rev. James A. BIrdaall, Vlear find M ^ h s s ts r reiidsnta very cfliester. July 24, 1881, a son of Indignation of world opinion.” «a k ouraelvee every night when we go <. ^qiaiervallon values. regulating a new kind of enter tration of big-time pohtical steel fiwmewotic used today. W ar n . Roundup Debra Lavlgne, Rt. 1, Coven Û ln g to donate fumiturs and WlHard and Ida Mitchell Per Nasser arrived in the Soviet ^ r t b a r delay is still possible sines prise. characteia In the prospective Imagine washing maohbiee so try; Mrs. Carol Piazza, Leban home, are w « doing all that we should 8 a.m.. Hom ing P r ^ s r . bedding for victims of floods. kins, and wns a lifelong resident He Is also survived by a capital Friday, reportedly Wabdstda, althougb Its eauss Is now This was no long, old-stand antenna gold rush that they ligM that the lady of the house on; Lea Rockwell, Glastonbury. in our nation's capital, in all the other ‘ Wsdnesday and 'niuraday, o f town. He was employed stepson, Francis Gawlas of (Continued from Page One) carrying a new peace plan call hopeless, can conMit tlM new law in tbs ing proposition, ta t a new tbemselvoa must have all be One Look Will 7:46 p.m.. Evening Prayer. can move them with no effort In the carpentry department ait Wllllmantlc. ing for withdrawal of U.S. W g cMiea of the country where 90 per , .dourts and -thtaf hold up construction thing, right out of the band- come Jointly and simultaneous JAPANESE PAID $1,138 Imagine bulky htroi mowere Cheney Bros, for many years Ftineral services will be in though I oppose the amendment troops from Viet Nam. Tell You H's Get dent o f the population of tJiis country fi>r another several months. A better box, so thst there wss no pre ly conscious of the fact that it TOKYO (AP) — Wages of United Methodist Obnrah that oon ba manipulated by e nnd retired 10 years ago. Brooklyn at ths oonvenlanca of Itself.” In New York, a United Na going to be Uving In the year 20^,^' teÛon would. h»*f0r the A.E.C. to con- vious indication of how the was going to look like a big Open Forum child. nongovernmental employes av •”ii Bt. 44A, Boltou Survivors Include a brother, the family. “ A careful study of this latest tions spokesman said Secretary- SH A D Y GLEN sioer p ^ ttn g tto lines underground if Legislature stood on the Isms power play and create a scan U you con li theae you Holmes Funeral Home, 400 eraged 410,000 yen—$1.189—a R waa pouible to take thU liitje Involved. Rev. Abram W. Bsngrwr, t/ym m oA 3. Perkins of Man General U Thant has sent new year at the end of 1964, a gov qaid 1 ^ . Mateo County raise. dalous indictment o f the whole Bush Rd. BlaU oaa see what L re has hi Main St„ Is in charge of local version of Ben. Dirksen's pro MRBon, and by twisting Its signlflcaaoe But the siqierfidal odda BOnlstor chester, and several nephews Ideas on Viet Nam peace to ernmental survey says. . do the •amt irith the axlstlnr political structure and their To the HkUtor, ■tore for ue becu of the re- arrangements. posed constitutional amendment a little, come up with the inter- local.' 3ti^-BDltaAt dllll^Hmtiaa lines. seemed o verwhelmlBf Ijr and nlsoee. some of the parties Involved In Employes of banking and In QUALITY own individual reputations If Intarsst tha Itsm March being pursued on tk* to allow the malapportionment Sueh a ihove wpuHrfai rid of the more against adoption o f the bill the 9:16 n.m., Sunday School. Bkmeral servlcet will be held the war, but the spokesman de surance business were among i|'|iretatlon that the President bad sora'a- they didn’t knuckle down and «wm “ 26 Tsars Ago” about tha aorth today and In tha sky to- of one House of a two - House than 2,000 unsigMy wooden poles that moment it appeared, and if any .Otlld cars, Worship. S4innon; Monday at 11 a.m. at the John clined to elaborate. the highest with Income aver j'bow given his blessing to the riots in decide to accept PUC regula- poMlbiUty of m air delivery morrow. state legislatures convinces me now mar the town. 6ne thing seemed certain on "Lova Does Not Kesp Scon.” F, Tierney Funeral Home, 219 ages of 630,000 yen. The lowest Uon meekly. Anyway, the blU 1 ^ suspended on Bush Hill Rd. Sailor Kill ed that the reasons I opposed Its '^ .T ^ Angelea and had Mmself set the There is merit In the A.EXl. argu the day o f the public hearing W, Center St. Burial will bo In paid wore In the textile Indus putting them under the PU C Iâu as of deplorable road coo- o a m r p r o s e o u t o r earlier versions are equally ap • dk>ok tieklng for a repeUUon in Wash- ment that TheFederal Government at which the biU received-Its SL Bernard’s Chnreh oiiiona. fit. James’ Cemetery. try. The average was 296,000 did pass, with relatively lltUe HARTFORD (AP) — Arnold When Carrier, plicable to this new proposal,’’ Bridgeport Man should not be mads to observe a high first general attention, It was SL Bernard’s Ter., RoekvUle Frtends may call at the fu- yen. lifagtoB. trouble or controversy, on ths Rev. George F. X. ReUly In thU modem world few Morkle, n , of Now Haven Uw> Dodd said. er esthetic standard than the local com tbat the bill would be dead— •eral home tomorrow from 3 to T- Over Vi pound of the TA m poaaMUty that tblji partlcalar eurfaos at Isast, and only tbs Pastor things remain unchanged tor so yer, will boooma the etete O d Destroyer Crash Fatally Stabbed munity is wilhng to observe. This oom- dead by the concerted effort of stray oommsnt o f this paklcu- long. Where everything - A and 7 to 9 p.m. aould be Interpreted this w a y . , le speed ouH Oourt’e first dilef proaeou- DIES DURING SWIM finest srround beef, protnlse would prevent any delay in the greatest aggregation of po lar floor Isader, to ths affact M d more speed ft Is unusualui.u«« to j'peauRpd to the Republicans in Oon- the operaiUon of the linear accelerator. litical figurse to be involved Meaaea at 7. 6, 9, 10 end u for Sept 14. MnL-Margaret Sutherland (Continued from Pnge One) MILFORD (AP)-Jolin O’Cor- (Continued from Pngo Ono) Our G iant grilled perfectly for ap that this should ba oonsidsrsd a.m. And a rood where as mtlas ir Hie upoliitniMit w m ennoune* For the longer future, this controversy with a commercial venturs Mrs. Margaret Sutherland, 81, nel, 66, of 28 Walnut St., Water- ; f w aa ih d tQ the more cynical P realden- aomethlag of a good dead "Pood Umlt, ed Friday by CRlef Judgq 3*9 bury, died of an apparent heart According to ^ llo e , the oouplk Dliplay of School petizing flavor. should make clear to the Federal Gov since Connecticut’s early eapt- bumps and boles and nat formerly of Manchester, died damage to the prow and Is You Can Tsate Th« OeaHtr '.tial bandlefa in the White House almost miracle. Intimated that per E. Rublnow. became Involved In an argu ernment’s science research policymak talist-polltlolans went up and 1UeottvllIe|Ooa|Negnllonal this morning at Pierce Memor heading Into Naples. attack Friday while swimming Supplies! haps the submlealon had not •»»!«# It a litUs iTrii. ment nnd Hightower threatened ,'iiijbBuUaiMouaiy, so that Congressman ers the, desirability o f mors intensive down the state taking nubile Markle, of Woodbridge, hM ial Baptist Homs, Brooklyn, ' Ryals, reported in serious at Silver Beach here. Lifeguards Routes 6 li — Menehester, Conn. been entirely voluntary. In any Rev. Robert K. SWmodo, « ilt for our modsm oars, school ■orved ee an aeeietant U. S. his wife with a pistol, Mrs. Enjoy Ono . . . Soon I 44A

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Los Angales . 74 66 .669 — APPLIANCES rapalrad — Am San Francisoo 70 86 .660 m n e w YORK (AP) — NEW YORK (A P )— A major tent of National Foot PLEASE READ YOURÂD makas washara, raMgarntiMI, N EW YORK (A P )— Pittsburgh is 4V4 games ahead Milwaukee ..71 56 .669 IVi What a spin Jim Grant’s fraaMra, dryera, xaa and alto - ball League strength looms in Charlotte, N. C. tonight OUeelfled or ”Want Ads” are taken over the phone aa a of St. Louis’ 1964 pennant pace but the Pirates must OnclnnaU ... 71 86 .669 1V& In trio ranges. OU burnstn Pltteburgh .. 70 61 .534 4)i in the Washington Redskins vs. Minnesota Vikings eonvenleoM. The advertlaer shoold rand hla ad tha HRfiT add a leap to the Cardinals’ hop, skip and jump strat Grant, who learned how DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for 1 elaanad and rapalrad. Ooamh Philadelphia 66 61 .620 exhibition, top game on a weekend schedule that has all Appllanoe, 649-01X0. egy. St. Louis .... 64 66 .492 10 to throw a curve ball this next Insertion. Tho Herald Is renponsible for only ONE Inoor- The Pirates kept the pressure homsr, tying Lou Qehrtg with Chicago ...... 61 71 .462 14 year for the first time in 22 major league pro football teams in action. roct or omitted Insertion tor snjr ndvortlsoment nnd then only YOU ARE A -ll Truflk 1* A^Sf It’s the first meeting ever for*------—------to the extent of s “ make good” Insertion. Errors which do not on the top four contenders in the 408 career homers and Ralph Houston ...... 64 74 .422 19 his eight - year major Collars, attloa, trash, amaJl Klner’s league record of 16 the Redskins and Viking*, but It lessen the value of the sdverttaemoat win not hi aoiroetnd by trucking don* A-1 right! CiCU National League race Friday New York ... 42 87 .826 31 Vi league career, continued to In addition to ttis Minnesota night, edging Houston 10-9 In 11 homers In a month. Willie Mc- Frlday’e Reeulte certainly won’t be the last. In “ mnko good” Insertton. 648-2929, TnHnano fact, many of the eo-called ex Washington clash Saturday innings after staging a fantastic Covey added his Slst and 32nd IAtlanta. record to 6-16 With relief help ing his 17th triumph with OTT, title game, pairs, sales, rotor hi straight, kept the fifth-place Chicago 6, Milwaukee 8 The only Sunday game has 643-2711 875-3136 sharpened; Meycla sales, Pirates 4^ games behind the from Frank Llnxy. San âncisco 9, New York 2 a two-hitter as American TTie long weekend got under * * • NFL champion Cleveland, un lee. Manchester Cycle 8ho& league-leading Los Angeles St. Louis 6, anclnnaU 6, 14 League leading Minnesota way at St, Louis Friday night beaten in three exhibitions, at CURT ZAHNISR 149 W. Middle Turnplk*, 6 « Dodgers, who nipped Philadel OARDS-RED8— Innings BOB CARLSON walloped Cleveland 7-0. with the Cards coming from be Detroit, 0-2 in pre-season play. 2098. r phia 9-8, and moved them to Walks to Lou Brock and Curt Today’s Games Singles by Cleveland’s Pedro hind in the last two seconds to Quarterback Charley Johnson Trouble Reaching Our Advertiier? within three of the other three Flood, and Ken Boyer's double Houston,(Dlerker 6-7) at Pitts Gonzales in the fourth Inning tie San Francisco 17-17. climaxed a last ditch 80-yard contenders—San Francisco, Mil off Bill McOooI gave St. Louis burg (Cardwell 11-8) lOH Benefit Game at Mt, IVebo and Fred Whitefleld in the sev The Saturday afternoon drive for the Cards with a 15- 24-Hour Answering Serviee waukee and Cincinnati. lU victory In the 14th inning. Chicago (Ellsworth 12 - 11) at enth were the only hits to fall schedule had Chicago v*. Los yard scoring pass to Bonny Ran' HooselioM ScrrlecB While the Pirates have Cincinnati had tied It 6-5 In the Milwaukee (Lemaster 6-10) (n against the 80-year-old right Angele* at Nashville, Tenn., and die with just two seconds left Offered 18-A 2 rushed to within 4H from the seventh, scoring two runs on St. Louis (Simmons 9-11) at hander who never had won more New York vs. Philadelphia at against the 49ers. Jim Bakken Free to Herald Readers Dodgers, one week’s play in walks to Tom Harper and Vada Cincinnati (Maloney 18-6), night than 16 games. Princeton, N.J. In the NFL. kicked the tying extra point. HOUSEHChLD Furniture re Want Ittformatlon on one of onr elaaollled adrertteQaaontat If* stored and refinished, colon 1964 found the Cardinals still Pinson and singles by Gordy Los Angeles (Wlllhite 1-2) at Rockville Legion Grant, meanwhile, matched The American Football John Brodie threw two touch answer at the telepbon* Itetedt Simply enB tha fighting a nine-game deficit. Coleman and Frank Robinson. Philadelphia (Short 14-8), night League has all it* teams in ac down passes to Dave Parks, the changed. Call for estimate 64fi- • • • the Indians’ entire output with St. Louis’ advantage over the San Francisco (Shaw 14-7) at two singles of his own and drove tion Saturday night, with Den plays covering 41 and 26 yards 8649. GUB8-BRAVES— New York (Cisco 3-8), night Pirates however was Us fourth- In four nms ae ho brought his ver vs. Houston at San Antonio, and Tommy Davis kicked a 47 EDWARDS RBWEAVINa of burn*, moth place standing. The Cardinals Tlie Cubs broke up a scoreless Sunday’s Gaines record to 17-4 for an .810 per- Tex., Buffalo vs. Kansas City at yard field goal for the 49ers. hole*. Ztop«r* repoliwd. Win had only three teams to climb duel with Milwaukee with five San Francisco at New York Visits Moriarty’s centage — the best In the ma Wichita, Kan., New York vs. Johnson matched Brodie with ANSWERING SERVICE dow riiade* made to measure, over — a hop into third place, a runs in the fifth inning off Ken Los Angeles at Philadelphia jors. Boston at Norfolk, Va., and San touchdown passes of 15 and seV' all sizes Venetiann blinds.bunds. KeKeys Johnson. Billy Williams provid Houston at Pittsburgh (Herald Photo by Ofl&ra) skip into second and a jump into The Twine’ victory boosted Diego VI. Oakland at Portland, en yards to Randle and Bakken made while you walL j first. ed the big punch with the fourth Chicago at Milwaukee Seeking to return to winning ways before the Hart their lead to nine games as the Ore. had an 18-yard field goal. 64941500 - 875-251S oorder* for rent. "" grand slam of his career. Ted St. L ^ ls at Cincinnati MCC Ladies Champion and Runner-up That type of cavorting, how ford Twilight I.«ague playoffs next week, Moriarty second-place Chicago White Sox and learo yonr meeeage. Yonll bear from onr ndmrtlaar Ih f t Maln..-64A-6331. ever, would leave the Pirates Abernathy saved the victory spilt with Boston, winning the time without spending an evening at the telephone. Winning jrolf has become a habit with Jan Leonard, left, at the Manchester one place short. after starter Bob Buhl gave up American League Bros, hosts Rockville Legion today at 5:80 in an lOH opener 8-2 before the Red Sox W. L Pot. G.B. Member of Emlen’s Gremlins Country Club. In this her first year as a member of MCC, the Bolton resi In other NL games San Fran eighth-inning home runs to Fel benefit contest at Mt. Nebo. The Gas Housers, winners took the nightcap 8-8. Building—Contraettng 14 dent followed im her victory in the spring tournament by defeating defend cisco whipped New York 9-2, St. ipe Alou and Mack Jones. Minnesota ... 83 47 .638 — of the Twilight pennant, have'^ • • • Atitomobiles For 9al« 4 Chicago ...... 73 66 .670 9 ing champion Florence Barre, right, 8 and 6 (12th hole) yesterday to win the Louis edged Cincinnati 6-5 in 14 run Into some difficulty of late TWmS-INDIANS— CARPENTRY — S3 years’ ex innings and Chicago stopped Baltimore ... 70 66. 660 lOVi losing one game and ending members of the Twilight Grant broke a aoorelesa tie by 1964 FORD Fairlane 800 — 4 Detroit ...... 71 67 .566 11 door sedan, V-8, 289, black perience. CeiUngs and flooiw 86 hole Ladies Championship. To gain the finals, Mrs. Leonard defeated Mary Milwaukee 5-3. even in another with Vernon League’s All-Star team—catcher slapping a two-run single off Lockhart Impressive HERALD tiled, porches, roe room*, g ^ Gangwere, Helen Wilkos and Helen Noel. Mrs. Barre defeated Sue Engleton, Cleveland ... 70 67 .561 llVi Wally Wldholm, pitcher Pat Bam McDowell in the fourth power steering, many extras New York ., 64 66 .496 18Vi Mobile Homes. like new. Mileage 6,700. Priced rages, addlUons, attics finish PmATES-AS'TROS— Mlstretta, first baseman Jim Inning and added another two- ed. remodeled, concrete work. Ruth Bryant and Lynn Prior en route to yesterday’s final match. Los An'gl’s 69 70 .467 23 V4 Many of the same faces that to sell, $1,900. Coll 875-9194 ’Trailing 9-3, the Pirates ex American I,«ague preformed for the Vernon club Moriarty, leftflelder Moe Mor- run single to his collectlcm in the BOX L E H E R S No job too smaU. Inunediafli ploded for six runs in the ninth Conlgllaro (26), Thomas t Washington . 66 73 .434 26',a hardt and centerflelder Bob eighth Inning. MoDoweU, who In Giants Secondary Boston ...... 49 80 . 380 33'/i that deadlocked Moriarty’s, 3-3, SPECIAL OFFER — 1962 Fbrd erilraates. 648-3829. inning on six singles, including (18), Red Sox; Fregoel (14), Thursday night at Mt. Nebo, Carlson. Mlstretta was the loop's struck out right for a league For Your Galoxie 600 convertible, black a two-nm hit by Andre Rodgers, Angela. Kansas City . 46 81 .357 36 top pitcher with a 9-0 mark CARPENTRY —ConcreteConcrete stept,i Sports Viewing Friday’* Results will be appearing again today leading total of 249, took the lose In the company of such fellows as world 200-meter with red interior, carpeted, au Favorite Position plus a hit batsman and Donn National League with the Legion. ’The Windy City while Morhardt paced the cir tor a 18-10 record. InformatloR tomatic, power steering, radio floors, hatchways, rem od el^ Clendenon’s sacrifice fly that Minnesota 7, Clevelajid 0 • • * champion Henry Carr and Clarence Childs, a 9.4 man in porches, garage*,s, cloeete, cell- SATURDAY WUIIams (28) Cubs; Alou entry, paced by the pitching of cuit In the RBI department. heater, clock and lighter work tied it. Pittsburgh then won in (21), Jones (26), Braves; Me- Kansas City 1, New York 0 Inga, attics finished, rec rooms 2:80 (SO) Red Sox vs. White Los Angeles 8, Detroit 2 A1 Putz and Jim Martello and Moriarty’s Coach Gena John WmTR SOX-RED SOX— the hundred, Carl Lockhart might be considered a slow wlnd.shleld washer, good tires, the 11th on Bob Bailey's single. Covey 2 (82), Gabriclson (7), Ron Hansen’s single and Ken Another Shot with Cleveland THE HERALD Win hot formica. No Job too smoU. D A Sox Washington 2, Baltimore 1, 10 the hitting of Curt Zahner and son will go with righthander poke. But just hand a football up there in the Giants’ spare never used, etc. Retail Mike Ckiellar’s wild pitch and Mays (40), Hart (16), Giants; Berry’s two-out double in the disclose the Identity of D Carpentry Service. 846-888Q. For Amie Palmer 8:80 ( S) ’65 NFL Game innings Joe VanOudenhove, placed sec Frazer Clark today. Rockville Back in the major leagues is Manchester’s Tom secondary and it’s a good bet ^>------—------any advertlaer using box price over $1,400. will sell for another single by Rodgers. Smith (16), Mete; Gonzalez ond in Zone Four combat, tied will counter with either Mar- eighth inndng produced the win' that "Spider’ Lockhart will be $1,175. or best reasonable offer. 5:00 ( 8) Wide World of • • • Chicago 8-1, Boston 2-6 Kelley. The Cleveland Indians recalled the former ing things happening for me to letters. Readers answer NEWTON H. SMITH A SONfi- Sports (12), OalUson (27), PhJUIea; with Manchester behind winner tello or Putz, the latter winning ning run in the opener for the the first guy to reach it, speed An excellent buy. Call anytime Remodellng, repairing, recrea DODGERS-PHILS— Today’s Games Manche.ster High hurler from their Portland club worry.” ing blind box ads who 6:46 (SO) Sportsman Holi Staub (8), Astroa. Boston (Lonborg 9 - 14) at South Windsor. all seven of his dectsloiu with White Sox despite Red Sox hom or no speed. dMlre to protect their 643-0218. tion rooms, addlUona, garage#, AKRON, Ohio (A P )— Arnold Palmer was sitting in Los Angeles’ Don Drysdale ers by Tony Conlgllaro and Lee in the Pacific Coast League. Kelley will join the Lockhart’s casual philoaoiphy day Chicago (Rzarro 3-2) The local team features five the Legion this season. Lockhart, a reed-thln 6-2 176- identity can foUow this concrete work. (Jail 649-8144.- his favorite position today in the $100,000 American won his 18lh game, his first Thomas. Tliomas also homered is reflected in the attitude of PONTIAC 1969 Bonneville, 2- SUNDAY Baltimore (McNally 7 • 6) at Tribe when the PCL season is over, or should Port pounder from North Texas proe£(lure: door hardtop, very clean. Will Golf Classic waiting for “ something to happen,’’ while against Philadelphia in more W i n d s or Locks In Boston's nightcap triumph the other members of Emlen’s DION eXJNSTRUenON O O . ^ 1:00 (80) RoUer Derby Washington (Narum 4-11) land qualify, when the league playoffs are over. State, Is one of the fine defeo- Gremlins—the young defensive Enclose your reply to the accept trade-in. 646-0466, 64^ than three years, but wasn’t while Dennis Bennett posted his box in an envelope — (Complete building service. New Jack Nicklaus hop^ for a “super round” to get into 1:56 (18) Mete vs. Olanta around at the finish, Lou John Cleveland (Kralick 6 - 10) at Kelley is presently leading the PCL in wins and sive backs rounded up by the backs coached by former Giant 3023. Goes with Roche Minnesota (Perry 8-6) Not Much Help from Radatz first complete game with a six- addressed to tbs Claasl- construction, alterations or ad contention with co-leaders Bobby Nichols and A1 Gei- 2:00 ( 8) NFL Games son rapped three hits and drove hitter. strikeouts, despite coming up with a sore arm Maramen this year—and what and Packer great Em Tunne-U. ditions. Roofing, siding, pahg- (30) Red Sox vs. New York (Stottlemyre 16-7) Carr and Childs and the others fled Manager, Manchester 1968 RENAULT, 4-door, radio, bCTger. in three Dodger runs while Tony • • • about halfway through the season. Carr and Childs are Grem Evening Herald together Ing, etc. 648-4862, 648-0896. White Sox Gonzalez and Jolin Callison A t W illiam sport at Ktinsas City (Sheldon 6-7), accomplish with raw speed, he heater, has had beat of care in Palmer was tied for third af Through the first 36 holes of night SENATpRS-ORlOLES— lins, and so Is WlUle Williaims with a memo listing the side and out, economical trans 3:46 ( 8) Tennis for Every homered for the Phillies. achieves with a combination of out of GrambHng Oollege. QUALITY Orpentry — Room#, ter shooting Wa second straight the 72-hole tournament, Nichols Detroit (McLain 12-5) at Los The Senators' pushed across companies you do NOT portation, $176. Call 643-1340. body • . • WILLIAMSPORT. Pa., (A P I - RSox Young Pitchers the winning, run In the 10th In cat-like quickness, defensive The Gremlins piay defense dormers, porches, basemente par-70 Friday for a 8S-hole total and Gelberger were the only Angeles (Lopez 14-10), night instinct and Iron nerve. _ want to see yotn* letter. A 4:00 ( 8) Yankee vs. A’s refinlsheid, ca)>lnete, bullt-lna, of 140, one stroke behind Nichols GIANTS-METS— Some 20,(X)0 fans were expected ning on Ken HamUn’.s single, his with s happy abandon. Not $125, 1956 CHEVROLET, 6, Ideal players to master par on the 7,- 4:46 ( 8) Time Out for to be at the Little League park Sunday’s Ganiee Morton, Rhome cdso in Camp Your letter will be des formica, aluminum, viny), and Gelbarger. Palmer is noted 166-yiard rain-dampered fair The Giants moved into second third hit, a sacrifice, an inten Coach Allle Sherman and his reckless, perhaps, but carefree troyed If the advertiser la second car, engine excellent Sports place by ending their four-game in this north central Pennsylvan Boston at cjhlcago, 2 chief defensive aide, Frank steel, ceramo siding. WllUam lor his late charges. way swept hy gusty winds. Baltimore at Washington tional walk to Woodie Held and and "cool, man, cool.” one you’ve mentioned. If condition. Newly reupholstered. 6:30 (30) Sports In Action losing streak against the Mets. ia City today for the finale of Find Late Year Form Jim King’s two-out single off the (Pop) Ivy, have seen a lot of Watching the Gremlins jit Must sell. 649-1637. Robblna Carpentry Servle*, Palmer blrdied two of the Left-handed hitting Bob Cleveland at Minnesota not It will be handled In 649-3446. first five holes and had a two- Willie Mays slammed his 40th the 19th annual World Series, right field fence. Hamlin also It’s Now^ or Never Season rookies flash briefly and then terbug their way through a de the usual manner. Charles had a 36-34—69 to go matching Stoney Creek, Ont., New York at Kansas City under-par 88 for the first nine along with his opening 71 for scored the first run against the disappear. They know better fense drill one day, Sherman 1952 MERCURY — good run against Windsor Locks, Oinn. Detroit at Los Angeles CHICAGO (A P )— ^The Boston Red Sox’ young huri- ning condition, $36. Call 649 A. A. DION, DfC. Rooffaw Friday. 140. Jack Rule shot a 34-34—68 Orioles. than to stick their necks out on remarked: riding, palntiiw. Oarpontiy. Stoney Creek will send Joe • * • Nichols, with a second round to climb into a tie for fifth with ers appear to be finding their form in the closing For Dallas’ Don Meredith a youngster’s chances this early *T can alnuMTt hear the mu 6789. terattona and addition*. OaO- Palango to the mound in an ef in the season. But still it’s hard Lost and Found M.S4_ 70 , and ISO total, and Oei- Mason Rudolph, who had a 38- stages of the 1965 baseball season, but they’re not get ANGELS-TTGERR— sic to 'Saber Dance’ when these FOUR-DOOR — 1963 Volvo, un Ings. Wortnnanshto gu*r*ii- berger, with his 8S-33-60, had no fort to bring home the country’s Stratford Seeks Jim Fregori’s two-run homer for them to conceal the gleam kids are on the move." 83—71 and a 141 total. AAU-NCAA Agree first series championship. Pal ting much help from veteran Dick Radatz, the deflated THOUSAND OAKS. CaJlf. Buddy Dial, who missed most LOST — Man’s wallet. Main der 30,000 miles. New tires teed. 399- Autumn umn fit itt4669. trouble passing first rouiul lead Nicklaus, who vowed he would In the fourth inning and an un in their eye when they talk ango blanked Rota, Spain, 6-0, Monster. of last season due to a thigh op None of the Gremlins moves Street vicinity, valuable per brakes relined, excellent me ers Johmy FWt and Jim Fer- come back and make the cut for earned sixth inning run built on (AP) — It is now or never for about Lockhart. faster than “Spider’’ Lockhart u Spot in Finals sonal papers. Call 643-2711 be in the earlier round game. Boston Manager Billy Her innings In the opener, allowing eration, is showing hls old style chanical condition. Call 61 rier. Pott and Ferrier soared to the final two rounds after an a triple by Jim Piersall and an Don Meredith with the Dallas ‘‘He’s one of the best-looking In pursuit of a forward pass fore 5 or 646-0313 after 6 p.m. 2165. 78s after OSs Thursday. The Canadians will be up man called on a pair of his two runs and four hits before error by shortstop Ray Oyler as a flanker vdth a young Roofing—Sidiiig 16 opening 80, kept his word. He O f Ladies Event sore - armed hurlers, Jerry Cowboys. In hls sixth year of rookie defensive backs Tve ever or a ravel bail-oarrler. Carr To Meet Tuesday against Windsor Locks’ Mike being lifted for a pinchhltter. got the Job done for the Angels. rookie, Obert Logan of Tlbnlty seen," says Ivy, a veteran of LOST — Tabby cat, 6 months shot a 36-33—69 for a 149, two Roche, a 132-pound righthander Stephenson and Dennis Bennett, pro ball, the 27-year-old quar (Texas) Impressing In the early could coast home ahead of Carl 1954 CHEVROLET Bel Air, good BIDWELL HOME Improvement strokes less than necessary. The Red Sox managed a tie on Dean Chance won his third In a coaching jobs in three profes old, vicinity Eldrtdge and who defeated Maracaibo, Vene Friday night and the Red Sox terback get.s his big chance to drills. Pettis Norman w d Lee In a footrace. So could (Jhilda running condition, $36. (jail 643- Co. — Roofing, siding, altera Among those in serious con- Lee Thomas’ 17th homer In the row for an 11-9 record while sional leagues. "He makes a lot and maybe even Williams, School St. Call 643-9496. 4902. tions, additions and remodri- zuela. 5-3, in the opening game STRATFORD (AP) — Un managed to gain a spilt with fourth Inning and Tony Oonigli- lead the Cowboys out of the wil Folkins man the tight end spot. HEY KIDS! tentiTom Landry. “ We can go as far ing the 14-game season. Perry thus far during training. straight ahead sl>eed on de 1936 FORD Sedan, exceUent G ford National Bank & Tru.st ders, Tony Lema, R. H. Sikes Top officials of the Amateur should arbitrate the whole opener of the twl-nlght double- and Radatz took over. Whltey Ford, who had allowed Roofing and Chlmiicys 16*A Jim Taylor of the Green Bay Stratford and Pekin battle It header. He surrendered the tie- as our quarterback takes us. We Lee Dunn, a converted quarter "He could be a real good one,' fense,” Sherman points out. Co., has been lost and applica original condition, runs very and Gardner Dickinson. Athletic Union and the National thing." The Red Sox gave Bennett all only two hits, until the ninth could be up there' real close. says Allie. “He’s got all the “And Carl has that quickness. Collegiate Athletic Association Packers scored 12 touchdowns out this afternoon for the right breaking run in the eighth in when the A’s scored on singles back from Mississippi who was tion has been made to said well, 649-0866. ROOITNa — Speclallring i » FREE Ckinnon, In a surprise move, rushing last season and now to play Orange. If Orange wins the cushion he needed with a 'Our defense is better than ever used on defense last year, is the equipment. Oh, he’ll make mis He can stop and go and change pairing rooCi at aU kinds, new ning and was saddled with his bank for payment and issuance promised Friday to meet for the won the promise of a meeting as pair of third Inning runs on sin by Wayne Causey and Jose Tar- and we are optimistic about our has 73 for his career. He is sec tonight, the tournament will be 11th defeat o T the year. He has best of the lot of h^fbacks al takes and he’ll get beat, but he direction as fast as anyone of new book. roots, gutter work, oliLnneya first time in more than two the last act ending two weeks of gles by Cart Tastrzemski, Oon- tabull, a sacrifice, a walk and offense. certainly is a fine prospect.” BOOK Ed Rubis Scores years.and try to settle their bit ond scoring via rushing to over. But if Orange loses, one won five. though rookie A.D. Whitfield of we’ve ever had In camp.” cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Senate Ck>mmerce Committee igllaro, Thomas and Frank Dick Green’s single. Ford now "This Is Don’s sixth year and North Texas State has caught With the possible exception of Desire counts, too, and ’Trailera— aldinc. 10 ysars* *QH>erleno*. ter jurisdictional row and seek a Cleveland’s Jim Brown who has more game will be played to However, Bennett salvaged a . Is 13-9. hearings on the dispute. 89 rushing touchdowns. decide the championship. Maizone. A double by Maizone he must do it now if he ever Landry’s eye. quarterback, there’s no tougher Lockhart has this in large Annonneements Mobile Homes 6-A Free **tini*te*. Chll Bowtey. 219 to Capture new era of togetherness. Informed sources said the two spilt with a nifty performance and Bennett’s single to center will. If he can put together a 64MS6L 944-BtM. COVERS The promise to meet came Landry Is In the process of assignment to master In the amounts. Nobody wants a piece presidents probably would get In the nightcap. Southpaw Den provlCraig Morton of Neely, a 6-6,266-pound rookie ment. Manchester, 644-8141, of President Everett D. Barnes, Ms record to 4-3. Monday Night las took pleasure in meet' 1958 METAL four-wheel trail M A M Oil Service, plumbing Rubis of Chicopee, Mass., shot a predicting that any startling record, to face the White fo x ’ California and Jerry Rhome of from 0)clahoma, looks like a Loridiart, 23, haa aiU o t these, Ing 260-pound fuUtwck Ernie who had left the city. new peace plan actually would Stephenson lasted only four er, 3 rooms, (unii.shed with re and heating, residential, com BOWLING LANES 76-71-73-219 to capture the C3on- Juan Plzarro, 3-2, today. Tulsa to fall back on." sure thing at tackle once he oq>eclaUy the temperairient. Wheelwright head-on at the HOLIDAY HOUSE, Ortfage Sen. Howard W. Cannon, D- result. The best some hoped fo P Street. New concept in vaUre- frigerator, kitchen stove and mercial and industrial, no Job nectlcut Section, Professional tewt fiuHico for physical There are those In the Cowboy learns the ropes. He missed He’s loose and relaxed. The line time after time. Once oil furnace Call after 6 p.m. too sinaU, 649-2871. Join A Bowling League Nev., said "if they can't get this was an agreement on issues exams for Miancheetinr atti- ment living, RN on duly. Near Golf Association Championship camp on the campus of Ciallfor- work because he was with the pressure has not bound his legs he klddingly reprimanded rook 649-4066. Men, Women, Mixed thing resolved, my inclination is which might be submitted to ar lertes planning to compete nla Lutheran College who be buses, churches and shopping. Friday at Oak Lane Oiuntry to introduce resolution expres Oollege All-Stars but incumbent and clouded his judgment as it ie linebacker Olen Under B O m Plumbing ft Heating — Leagues and Junion Oub. bitration by an outside group, this fall In football or soooer lieve the club’s ?)est hopes rest Tony Llsclo Is recuperating does with BO many other first Reasonable rates. For informa Repairs, alterations, electrie sing the sense of the Senate that possibly the federally chartered wood for making tackles before tion call e4>2858. Tied for second place were is Monday night at 8 In the in Morton, e fine 6-foot-4 passer from a knee operation. Don Tal year comer bocks. Sridom can he oouM get a shot at the run Auto Driving School 7-A and gas hot water heaters, frM the U.S. Olympic Committee U.S. Olympic Committee. Ugh school gym. Boys can Larry McCue of Prospect and from California with a high bo bert, 6-6,240-pounder from Tex ’ISplder" be found without a ner. esUmstes. 648-1496. not play this fall without nus tag or Rhome, the accurate LADIES — Breck shampoo, $6. CALL US NOW A1 Labutts of Wallingford with P ro C h a r ts as, back from a year In Viet brood smile on his face—at the “ Save me a piece of that cat per gallon, in plastic contain DRIVING Instructions — Home -BV TKURRAV O U ^ I ^ /A A N - having tte exam. scores of 74-74-74-222, and 76-74- marksman from Tlilsa, who Nam, la getting a good shot at dinner toMe, in hja room, or in once In a while,” he said to pick-up, reasonable rates, teen Attmdonce was poor last practically rewrote the college ers. Russell’s Barber Shop, Radio— TV Rapalr 643-1507 72-222, respectively. McCue aid U.S. Seeks Strong Showing the other tackle. the heat of a tough and de Underwood. Oak and Spruce. age classes. Special attention ed his cause by sinking a hole- night for the scheduled ex record books last year with 32 Mike Connelly, regular cen manding pose scriimnage. As defensive coach Ivy says, to nervous and elderly. Serv Servle** 18 In- one on the 160-yard, par- ams, and Dr. Joseph Eteiry touchdown passes smd 2,870 ter, moves over to guard and ‘IHeck,’’ he says, “football Is ing Manchester and surround Lockhart makes all the plays. (XINNUTB t v and Radio Serv three 4th hole. school physician has sched yards. Dave Manders takes over at fun. It’s al’ways been fun to me. Against Green Bay, he knocked ing towns. Coll Manchester In Track at Israel Games uled another meeting. Personals ice, available aU bouis. S a ^ Meredith’s unimpreerive rec center with Jake Kupp at the And that’s the 'wtiy I play it down a long pass on second Driving Academy, 742-7249. Equipment will also be taction guaranteed. O U 8M- PARKADE ord last year could be blamed other guard. Eventually, Lan Sure, I may get out. But down and then came up to RIDE WANTED from vicinity handed out Monday night. 1318. TEL AVW, Israel (AP) --S>gold medals to her oollecUon on an injury to his left knee in dry hopes to use Malcolm Walk don’t worry shout It. There oream fullback Jim Taylor for Burger C3ief to Wethersfield. IP FALL SCHEDULE The United States’ deep, tal with a 1 :08.4 victory In the 100- the final pre-eeason game. er, a rookie from Rice who un no gain on the next play. In the Must leave by 7 a.m. 643-6282, Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 ______are too many now and excit .MARLOW’S OPEN 6 ented team, and overwhelming meter freestyle and then closed Bob Hayes, the Olympic derwent a knee operation, as his or 643-7981. Millinery, Dressmaking 19 winner In swimming, shoots for sprint champion, is learning center. SEE VESPA MOTOR Scooter, LANES days, Monday thru Sat- out the four days of swimming ‘ F e 8 h 1 e r Paces $269-$528, six models to choose an equal dominance in track competition by anchoring the how to keep the other fellows Landry’s defensive unit re RIDE WANTED from Green OREhSSMAKINa and alteraUdhs turday fiU S:80; Thursdays and field tonight in the seventh F ra n cisco from knocking him off hls feet mains almost Intact. Maury Signed First Five Draft Picks Rd. to Aetna Insurance, Elm, fro m at McBride Sport Spot, Manchester Shopping U.S. 400-metei^ medley relay OFFENSE < for women and children. Call till 9:00 P.M. World Maccabiah Games. DEFENSE Fogarty’s Win and is fitting into the picture Youmans and George Andrie Hartford, must leave by 7 :16. 639 Center St., 649-8747. 649-9140, Mr*. Muldoon. Pailcade team to a victory over South Little Kathy Cole of North Mi Africa In 6:00.2. Both times RECErVEBS—AH you've got DEFENSIVE LINE — No behind Frank Clarke at spilt are the starters at the ends and 643-4942. 2 ami Beach, Fâ., a curly-haired were games records. to do is get the ball out to change In prospect If Incum In P la y o ff T ilt end. Bob UUy, an all-pro star, and bents stay healthy. That means Despite Davis’ Pessimism WANTED — Ride to Hartford, 20” BOY’S bicycle, very good 14-year-old, collected a record The two gold medEtls gave her them. Bemie Casey’s a wily Landry probably will spot Bob Jim Colvin are the tackles. Lee condition, $18. Call 649-4458. seven medals in leading the Clark Miller and Dan Colohlco in early season when he needs a Roy Jordan moves Into the mid Sigoui-ney • Asylum area, 8:16- three gold, three silver and one flanker. Monty Stickles con MgUng good hls first tour American assault in the swim bronze. on flanks, Charley Krueger and fly boy from a long bomb. After dle linebacker slot with Jerry 4:30. Call 643-4901. 20" BICYCTE, convertible, boy SUMMER SPECIAL catch the third down pass and ^ t y on the mound, Wes Feshler Raiders Show Strong Qub ming competition that ended In all, the U.S. won eight of Roland Lakes at tackles, Kure- Ihrew a one-hitter at Frank’s all, (jlarke was third in the Tubbs becoming a player-coach. or girl. Also, small tricycle. Triple Track M AM Friday. the 10 men’s swimming events block at tight end. Dave Parks ger could be most under-rated BlUords last night In Wll- league lest year with 86 coach Dave Edwards and Chuck How- Automobiles For Sale 4 Good condition, $20. for both. Window*. Competition was not scheduled and six of the eight women’s Is future all-league stuff as defensive lineman In NFL. llmantic, as the local entry won es. ley will be the outside men. SANTA ROSA, CaUf. (AP) —punch In the league with over 4, 649-7977. lILL TUNSKY to resume until sundown Satur events. split receiver. A real boost in Lakes made greatest strides last ; the second game of the best of (XX) yards gained In the air last NEED CART Tour credit turn day, with track and field the yiar also b ^ t e d size to 286. If you want to find out the Oak 649.9096 Israel won six of the nine gold reserve strength could come five’ Wllllmantlc Twilight Play- season. ed down? Sltort on down pay NEED TIRES ? dominant sport. Chuck Slemlnskl, Karl Rubke land Raiders’ tiUe chances In Tlie main targets will be Pow- ment? Banknipt? ReposMs Wanted Autos— medals In boxing. The United PASSING BY— Minnesota Twins shortstop Zoilo from Vem Burke, who missed 1-0. Fogarty's now holds Len Nathanson of Dobbs Per States, Italy and Britain each are backup men. RATTNO — u 3d adge, winning Thursday the American Football League’s eU, who grabbed 76 passes for 1,- rion? Don't deqMlrl Bee Hon Motorcycles 12 ry, N.Y., got the U.S. off to a ah of last year with a knee In good. took one. Versalles has been on the move all year and Mana jury. RATING—very good. ■ behind Fred McCurry. Western Division, you don’t ask 361 yards last season; Blltenl- est Douglas. Inquire about low start in that sport with a victory ger Sam Mele says his daring base running has UNEBACKERS — One touch coach and general manager A1 koff. If he can beat out holdover est down, smallest payments WANTED — used car, private 8 Fogarty’s pushed their run % DISCOUNT • in the decathlon at 6,887 points e been a big factor in the club’s success. OFFENSIVE LINE — Medi of class comes from Matt Hasel- j ucross In the sixth. Dave WWte Davis, Bo Roberson, and tight end Ken anywhere. No small loan or fi ly owned, one owner. Automai- Friday, but It was swimming in Frank Oceak, first base coach ocre cast. Lanes up Initially tine on right comer, and he’s ] walked, stole second and dented / “A V , The way he talks the Raiders Herock. nance company plan Douglaa tic tnuismisslon, compact line genereil and the 99-pound Miss for the Cincinnati Reds, man with Bruce Bosley at center, getting on In years. Mike Dow- -T the dlA When Steve McAdam’.--' ore aU set to finish fifth In the Schuh and Svlhus will be in Motors, 888 Main. preferred. Price range $8-900. Cole In particular, that dominat aged in 12 different minor Howard Mudd and John Thom die la defensive captain and ' fined a Bud Oontos pitch Into four-team race. the battle for offensive line Call 643-4406 after 6 p.m. ed attention. as, guards, Len Rohde and Wal NO DOWN PAYMBIT ^ 1 Y«or to Pay league cities between 1938 and middle backer. Dave Wlloox flgUflold for a single. Meanwhile, everyone else spots, most likely at tackle. The The petite Kathy added two 1967, 1 ter Rook, tackles. Rookies offer showed good promise on other talks- about Oakland, for Davis holdovers are all-league Jim FORD Galaxle 1063, excellent Toomey After Record White was the only player to condition, $1,876. 742-8970. Business Service* big hope. Jim Wilson could com er as a rooWe. Bill Cooti- •how more than one Wt, coming has built a strong team, haa a Otto at center. Bob Mischak and make It at guard or tackle. Jim Offered 13 niUBSTONE - NYLONS 4 FuH Ply er hurt In ’64, will try to re up with two. In the six bingle soUd rookie crop to bolster some Wayne Hawkins at the guard 1959 BLUB Gm'vette convertible, Norton’s a Wg tackle. JoeCeme claim that Job. Jack Chappie, attack. of hls weaker spots, and haa a spots and Ken Rice at tackle. win try to oust Bosley at cen 1 club that receives tremendous 3 speed, standard shift, $1,460. LAND (JLEARINa, tree re For U.S. in Decathlon Ed Beard are new Wds. MAT ' FeaWar, using an assortment The Raiders also are expected Call 643-1060 ter. Best rated of the vets la ING — fair. respect throughout the league. to get help In the defensive line moval, and chain saw work. 470-15 ...... 10.90 750-14 ...... 14.90 ’, « breaking pitches, struck out A. Michaud. 743-8096. Thomas. RATING—fair. DEFENSIVE BAOIU ~ Two ’ five and walked only one. Davis also tells you the draft with rookie Gus Otto from Mis 1961 OPEL station wagon, good (A P )— Quiet, bespectacled brilliant performers In Jim of collegians Is overrated but he souri a threat at linebacker. condition, new tires, real bar qVARTERRAOKS—Tha vatp The Manchester entry needs • -S. Harry Schuh Todd figures right beiilnd all heater, one owner, dall 643- day 7-4. 643-7958. and Hungariana, who watched the Job eventually. Erratic, but K lm brot^ qualify for* atrong BASEBALL HEROES of Memphis State and flanker league choice Dave Grayson at 9704, after 7 p.m. him win the gold medal in the C. K. Chang of, Taiwan holda safety. Or George DonnsUy, a Fred Bllctnlkoff of Florida one corner with McCloughails STEPS, SIDEWALKS, *toik4 tha world m a n of 9,131 points. oan be brUMaat. RATINO — -1961 FORD FAL(X)N, 4-door, au CALL NO LDfrr GUARANTEE-FREE MOUNTING World Student Gamee Friday fair-to-good. high draft ohotoe, might mov« PlTcniNO — JIni Grant, State. battling Warren Powers at the walla, flreplaoea, flagstona ter- night with a magnificent dis Toomey staged a opectacular right In as regular. RATDfO — îtns, allowed only two hits aa Blletnikoff could be a key other. Joe Krakoskl and CSaude tomatic shift, excellent condi racea. AU concrete repairs. OrW*** ^ play of pluck, are convinced Wok and won tha 1,600 mater RUNNING BACHS — Coach fair-to-good. M became American League’s figure for the Raiders, combin Qlbson are the safeties. tion, 648-1676 between 3-6 p.m. Reasonably priced. 648-i-OWU. 549-3406 TeP he’ll make H. raoa In 4:38.7. H u t final raca In Jack ChrisUanoen has fingen ing with Art Po«reU at apllt and, 5 0 - U U > BUmSi a r y ~ 49ar« bav* ^^Bnlngeot pitcher posting 17Ui The front four oonslats of Ben 1966 BUICK — 2-door hardtop, DISCOUNT “ It’e my ambition to break tha darknesB of People’a Stadi croMsd on John David Crow. mora latent than you’d normal .Ttetory In Mhuieaow’s 7-9 trt- to give Oakland a 1-3 receiving Davidson and Dalva Allen at um clinched the decathlon UUe The ex-Card has been great in punch that could ba as good aa good condition, best offer. 648- Ohang’i record,” the 26-year-oId ly axpeot to find on a teat plaod lUnph over Oteveland. end and Dave Oosta and Dan 0392 or 648-9174. FEATURE high school teacher said today. with 7,666 pointe, a Studant practice. Means everything to team. But the competition In BATTINO — Andre Rodgers, any In tha league. And there’s Btrdwell at the tackles. Arch COLE’S STATION Oamaa record. 49er offense. J. D. Smith’s FALL SCHEDULE “ I plan to stay In Europe this the Western Division’s tough, '.nrntes, came up as pinch hlt- power runniM In the backfleld Matsos heads a linebacking 1966 OLDSMOBILE — 4-door a b o^ had It as a threat. But MARLOW’S OPEN 8 TURNPIKE wlntsr and train»In under ■ Frtedl The young Californian la a and tha losing habits hava been In ninth and alngled home THAT W ANTED F E E U N G — Lions’ quarterback with Cljsm Daniels and Billy crew that also Includes J. R. hardtop, good condition, best 4S1 W S 8T CENTER S T ^ 4 3 .5 3 8 2 Schlmer In Cologne. He’s on* of too long I n f ix e d In the oiwan- Oannon along with Alan Miller Williamson, Clancy Osborne, days, Mendoy thru Bat'- THOMPSON SPEEDWAY ■lendar 6 faet. IH inchas and 'Jwo nnu In six-run rally, then Earl Morral drops the ball as he’s, hilitby three Bal offer. 643-0262 or 643-9174. 'H o i m ImprevtmMtî <1 I •' I I ! I M' the greatest. I hope to get the 197 pounda and looka mora Uka Isation to buoy their proapeota vrfpva In winning run with 11th and Bob Jabkson. Dan Conners and BUI Budness turday till 6:80; Thuradoya timore defenders in the first quarter of an exhibi Tha quarterbacMng dutlaa fall akmg with rookies Otto and 1967 FORD V-8, atetion wagon. record and win a gold modal In a stora Clark than cna of tha too much. B p M would have to * ' alngle as Pittsburgh tUl 9:00 P.M. tba Olympics.” bon, Oary LaM a^X^youag and coma from somaona Ilka Mtim. tion game In Detroit. The rushing Colts are Fred to Ootton Davidson and Tom Olok Hermann, * sleeper from Automatic tronsmlBiilon, Gbod moet rugged of athletes. eager. B A T lN O -f a lr '^ ^ ' winning atraak to sav* PREDICTION — aavanth ploM I f Rouston 19di Miller (76), Don Sohinnksk (66) tod Guy Beeee. n o N o , *t*ti*tioall]r Om b*«t l-l ITorldaitate. eondlticn. $360, 0|U 64l4m4. r f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,-MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1966 PAGE T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCiiESTER, CONN« SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1966 PAGE ILaVlN'■A** HoufM For Bsit 72 t'wSiJg 7* HouNS -For Salt 72 Rsaort Property For Ssl* 74 Suburbsn For Salt 75 Apvtmtnta—Flato— Ronaw For Rant U TggUMABLE mortgage with Suburban For Salo 76 Help Wanted— Bfmle 36 HHERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN T room Tanamanta S8 Bsymenta of 1103.90, no closing NEW RANCH — 6<4 rooms with ANDOVER — very well built, COVENTRY — flS,|(M. 8-bed- VERNON — Oblonlal 7 rooms, Hunger Isn’t a Problem e ig h t ROOM house, Wllllman- 5V4 room Ranch with Raised Ranch, 3 ftreplaota 3 carport, large kitchen with NIGHT JANITOR. 48 hours tic, good location. Call 638-7535 5 room furnished summer room Ranch, nice lot, fine fireplace, 4 sparioue bedrooms weekly. Must be steady and de T he v/av scantella hooked oglebirry A NEW 8-room country apart bulU-lne, I bedroomi, full cel- rMm’ *"*l*i"* rooiTL fam’lly bulU-ln oven, range, diihwash- home, with possibility of year shrubbery very good condition. with double closets, one bath, B uT HON THAT SHE^ GOT HIM ON SHORT before 0 a.m., after 8 p.m. liu- aluminum combinations, l*rge lot with er, 8 bedrooms, all aluminum For Current Space Crew CLASSIFIED pendable. Year around em IN THE FIRST PLACE WAS BV WEARING ment!, garagM, all electric, ifoes, 2-eer garage. Philbrick 'round living, large lot, a bar J, D. Realty Co., 8a-5139. 3 lavatories, wall to wan car ployment, fringe benefits. It LEASH,ONE SIDE-LONG GLANCE AHD MDU’D nice euburban aettlng, 880. per young neighborhood, selling Agency, 849-8484. exterior, $li,600. Wolverton gain at, $6,900. Alice Clampet, peting. Owner transferred, $31,- you are looking for Ideal em little MORETHAN ASMILE- A SEX (•low FHA appraisal at $14,- Agency, Realtors, 849-3818. THINK. HE WAS FIEND > month, no leaae. L>«ooard Suburban For Rant 66 Realtor, e49-4548. 800. Rockville Realty, 848-3188, MANNED SPACE CENTER,-t>thera was any major problem ployment, call now, 643-1607. Agency, Realtore, 648-0468. 500. Wolverton Agency, Real- 876-3627. 649-3818. AUTHENTIC Houston, Tex., (AP) Hunger with hunger palna, but admlttefi OQME OH^ WI'RE GOING BOLTON Lakefront — Yaar apparently lan'l giving Gemini S ADVERTISING WB HAVB ouatoman waltlim round houee, 4 rooma, refriger *"r***’ ««••• ANSALDI BUILT Suburban For Sale 75 VILLAGE CHARM VERNON — 814,900. Ranch, b'A he was keeping a sharp eya on HOMEf IT'S DOWNRIGHT MANOHESTBR — executive 7 .•‘ *■•0®’ Hutchins âca twine Gordon Cooper end the Gemini 6 crew. for tha rantal o< your apart ator, etove, $136., Immadlata Agency, Reel)ore. 649-0834. SIX ROOM COLONIAL rooms, waltex wallpaper, wall CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS SEARS IMIARRASfINGTHt ment or bona, t , D. lUalty, Mom Oape. 3^4 baths, 2-car VERNON — 7 room Colonial, Charles Conrad any trouble. The Soviets have not reported occupancy. 648-4551, (4 bedrooma) with one full bath Talcottvllle - ■ Picturepicturesque to wall ruf, recreation room. Gemini 4 astronauts James A. 8 AAL to 5 PAL 841-51M. nrage, wall-to-wall carpeting, BOWHIRS School — New 6V4 Rockville Realty, MS-3188, 875- any hunger problems encoun Si foot family room, 18x83 fl. Convenient location, d ty and 3 lavatories, rec room, and Main St. is the settinging I for McDlvItt and Edward H. White tered by their coamoneuts. MANCHESTER STORE ROCKVILLE—3 rooms and 4 Colonlal;<3epe, bathi^ this quaint, 6-room Colo- 2627. FOUR ROOM tenement In two rooma, atove, close to center of dWltnnilnf Pm I, lovely treed water and sewers, full plas garage, wall-to-well carpeting, II reported a hunger problem If welghtleaa flying eausea HAS OPENINGS FOR: family houie, 6 MInta Court. 4 bedrooms, level treed lot. ter house, hot water oil combination windows. Exed- niel. Nicely restored by the after their 4-day flight In June. COPY aOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. town, $50. monthly, conmlete- lot Hayes Agtnoy, 8ta-4808. Jêley R, Smith, Realtor, 848- VERNON — SVk room Ranch, 8 additional eating deatrea, the Bath, automatic water heater, heat, cast Iron radiation, lenl value and only $22,6AVE. THREE ROOM apartment, 456 ated on six acres of grass and 2 • car garage, only $11,900. sized kitchen with dining area, oil hot water heat, 160x600 room with fireplace, plaster day, which Is enough" and turkey and dressing. FULL-TIME waitress. Call Mr, room Ranch with attached ga 1121, Eves. 643-0038. Hanlon, 649-6263. HOU’^WOOO.HA. Main St., $80. 649-6229, 9-6. only 20 minutes from Pratt A Hayes Agency, 648-0181. oversized 2-car garage, screen treed lot, $21,700. Wolverton During a recent Interview INTERIOR and exterior paint SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. a-za rage, spacious fireplaced living ed 36’ patio, oil hot water heat, walls, oil hot water heat, $15.- "We fell that Cooper and Con Whitney. Heated with own con SOU'TH WINDSOR — S'A room Agency, Realtors, M9-2618. 400. Wolverton Agency Real Berry said, "McDlvltt and rad .should have four meals a ing, wallpaper removed, fully Manchester Shopping Parkade THREE ROOMS for rent, in- trol, 2 garages, lake privileges, room. 8 generous bedrooms, as- $16,900. Wolverton Agency, Re White are pretty good chow Insured. Rme Belanger, 643- Ranch, large lot, walk-out ROCKVILLE — 3-famlly. 7-6-4, tors, 649-2831. day, the ssme as McDlvltt and utre at 32 Church St., any' stove and refrigerator. Call ■umable GI mortgage, $15,900. BARGAIN PRICE — $11,900. altors, 649-2813. hounds. It may be they were White, Instead of the three 0512 or 644-0604. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, basement, with three partly central, hot water oil base QUALITY Control Process In Help WanteS— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 me. Columbia 228-8706. completed rooms, 484 per cent used to meat and potatoes and planned for Gemini 5,” Berry a 10 R(X)M HOUSE HENRY ST. — near Princeton, board heat, income, $3,180 PJONTINQ. EXTERIOR and “SEWING spector, electrical and mechan 849-2813. assumable mortgage. Leonard the low bulk space diet wa.sn't said ROOFING and siding men, ex CARPETS A Fright? Make them f iv e (5) BEDROOMS a charming 6 room Cape Cod yearly. $15,900. Rockville Real VERNON Interior, papeihanglng, wall ical background desirable. Ap G. E. ELECTRIC Refrigerator THREE ROOM apartment, 118 Agency Realtors, M6-0489. enough. They are both known "Preparing the meal aa they perienced preferred. Call 649- a beautiful sight with Blue Lus and Universal electric stove; Resort Property IIANCHBSTER — Two-family, home, designed for comfortable ty, 643-2188, 875-2527. paper removed, dry wail work. ply Personnel Dept., Iona Mfg. Main St., $100. 640-6229. 0-5. 6-5 with garages and shaded lot living. Large living room, cabi for their appetites. Ckxiper and have to do with the freeze-dried Reasonable rates. FUIly In MACHINE Co., Regent St., Manchester. 8594 , 643-9262, after 6. tre. Rent shampooer, $1. Olcott older models, $25. each or best For Rent 67 Vernon VERNON ST. — need some $8,950 buys large 10 room Conrad aren’t as big eaters" foods has a good psychological Variety Store. offer. Available August 81st. on Clinton St., fully rented and THIS AIN’T NO net kitchen, 2 baths, rec room, sured. Free estimates. 649- 96 WBJST Middle Tpke., modem in excellent condition, alumi garage and nicely landscaped room? 8 twin sized bedrooms, older home on quiet, resi Berry said he didn’t think effect also,” Berry said. 9658, Joseph P. Lewis. MANAGER — houseware, hard Call 640-1142. room duplex apartment, COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent “L” SHAPED RANCH — Small waterfront cottages, num storms and screens, cop lot with over 1(X) feet frontage. kitchen with large dining area, dential street. $1,750 as- OPERATORS” ware, gift ware department. SALES AND Service on Arlene, electric stove, refrigerator, Misprint. Cheap, awful Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn August and September. Coll per plumbing, oil steam heat, Robert J. Smith Inc., 968 Main $16,900 steals this 3 bed 2 completely finished paneled Mimes mortgage, taxes, EXTERIOR and Interior paint Discount store, Willimantic' MACHINE SHOP UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY heat, hot water, garage, avail good buy. 17 minutes from principal and interest. Only ing. Wallpaper books, p ^ e r- mowers. Also Homellte chain 643-2593, 649-49M. good Income producer. Wolver St.. 649-5241. After 6 p.m. room, l>/4 bath 3 year old rooms, walk-in basement, ga PLEASANT WORKING area. Will train. Replies confi-1 able Sept. 1, $130. monthly. Call Manchester. On bus line. rage, extra large lot, $18,900. $87. monthly. Appraised for Republican ^Big Spenders’ hanging. Oelllnga. Floors. Ful dential, state background and saws and International Cub Ca Refrigerator, Stove and TV ton Agency, Realtors. 649-2813. Approx. 44 Acres of land. please call 649-7959. home. Close to schools, now det Tractors. Rental equipment Included 649-2866 before 6. Call Harold, M9-2012, or Mil $11,700. Sacrifice. Hurry! ly Insured. Workmanship guar CONDITIONS! requirements In immediate VEEDER^ROOT 7 years old. Low taxes. PARKER ST. — 6-room Dutch ready to occupy, excellent anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. and ahaipening service on all Wanted To Rent 68 TAILOR MADE for the small condition. A ranch that Is dred, 875-7292. Balch Real Es rush reply to Manager, Room 8 Modem Rocrnis of Furniture THREE ROOM apartment, sec Colonial, excellent condition, tate. Have Lunch Date with Ike If no answer. 643-9043. makes. L A M Equipment ond floor, heat, hot water, gas but growing family, expandable different. Appointment call 206, 740 No. Main Street, West Ap]^lances, Lot No. 298 HOUSE Rental wanted in Man Cape with 4 finished, 2 bed family sized kitchen, laundry, Ebcperienced help and quali Hartford. HAS IMMEDIATE Oorp., Route 83, Vernon, 876- stove, inquire 125 Spruce St. KEITH AGENCY 649-1922 Mr. Lewis, 649-5306 or 875- CHAPLIN AGENCY iPAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, fied trainees wanted. 10 Pc. Bedroom Set chester by professional man rooms, living room and big pantry combination, formal TALOOTTVTLLE — Immaculate OPENINGS FOR 7609. Manchester Ebcchange — 6611. 6 room Colonial-Ranch, garage, WA.SHTNGTON (AP) Blg-» funds to pursue what the 19M interior and exterior. Paper EJnterpris 1945. 8 Pc. Living Room Set with 3 children, 2 year lease kitchen, full cellar, aluminum dining room, living room with MAN to drive and help in store, required. Write Box “ F ” , fireplace, 8 large bedrooma, large wooded lot, bus, only $14,- 643-9442 GOP presidential nominee saya hanging and wall paper remov Earn as you learn, excel full-time. Call for interview, 26 Pc. Kitchen Set BX5UR ROOM modem apart storms and screens, fairly money contributors to the Re lent fringe benefits for all. General All Around Den or Spate Bedroom Set Herald. SPIT AND Polished Ranch, 5V4 unattached garage. Convenient SOO, high assumable mortgê. will be a consenrative educa- al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. 649-4541. ONE OF THE FYNER things of ment, on third floor, 643-7773. priced at $13,900. Wolverton Immaculate rooms with at publican treasury have an ap Quality workmanship. Call Machine Set-up & Operate life — Blue Lustre carpet and $3 A WEEK Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. to everything, yet strictly resl- Barrows ««-W allace Pasek Realty, 389-7476, 643- tlonaJ program. Man tached garage, built-in oven dentisd, 100x125 foot lot. 649- 7208. pointment In the co'intry Thurs evenings, 627-9571. FULL-TIME counter man, ex upholstery cleaner. Rent elec FK>UR ROOM apartment, with and range, I'A baths, rec room, SOUTH WINDSOR — 3 bed day with former President $344 Business Property 3830. Manchester Parlntde room Split level, rec room for MANCHESTER MODES cellent job opportunity. Apply 2nd SHIFT tric shampooer, $1. The Sher- heat, $110. per month, redecor' 3 generou.a bedrooms, big liv (COVENTRY — 5*4 room Ranch, Dwight D. Elsenhower. INSIDE and outside painting. in person, Western Beef Mart, win Williams Co. ated to your taste. Philbrick For Sale 70 Manchester 649-6306 fourth bedroom, deadend street Use precision measuring Instru DISCOUNT FURNITURE Manchester — ing room with fireplace, once RANCH — Large family alzed built-ins, fireplace, children They will eat lunch In a tent Sealab Ready You name your own price. PINE ST., MANCHESTER 61 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. ments A set-up A operate mill Agency. 649-8464. near Vernon Circle, immediate Special ratM for homeowners REMINGTON RAND hand add WAREHOUSE MAIN STREET alte, near Cen a year home buy if $18,900. is kitchen, large living room with BOLTON — A true four bed will love this 2*4 acre lot. occupancy, $18.7(W. 289-7049. and listen to political pep talks ing machines A lathes. ST. BARTHOLOMEW your price range. Call 849-2818 Priced right. Leonard Agency, For Big ‘Dip’ 65 or over. 649-7863. 876-8401. ers. F\ill keyboard, subtrac 8580 MAIN STREET. 622-7240 WB3ST SIDE — 6 room Duplex, ter, with building of 6,500 aq. fireplace, 3 bedrooms, rec room Ranch, full basement and the oom-pah of a high ft. Many potentiala. Will fi right now. Wolverton Agency, room, house In immaculate with 2-car garage, VA baths, Realtors, 646-0469. school band. YOUNG GIRL needed in Sam Precision Machinists tion, $85. tax included. Yale Hartford, Connecticut modem kitchen, garage, near CHURCH AREA MALE Typewriter Service, 649-19S6. bus a n d shopping, $115. nance. Owner 049-6229, 9-5. Realtors. condition, completely remod porch enclosed, lot 100x200. Ex The trip to Eisenhower’s farm To Ocean Floor Floor finishing 24 ple Room with following meas 1st SHIFT Formerly Fuller Brush ^ d g - eled Inside and out, $18,900. cellent value, prime setting, SOUTH WINDSOR — 5>4 room near Gettysburg, Pa., Is the Re urements, height 5’7", bust monthly. Hayes Agency, 646- INVESTMENT property, 4-fam- Lovely 6 room colonial. SIX ROOM Clape with aluminum Ranch with 3 bedrooms, kitch Coventry Able to read blueprints, use LOAM SALE! Clean $14. loam 0131. Spacious Living Room, Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. plenty of trees, T. J. Crockett, publican National Finance Corn- (Conttained from Iêce One) FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- 35” , waist 24", hips 35". Ap precision mea.suring instru now $12.50. Fill, g^ravel, sand, Open Monday Through lly house, good location in siding, fireplace, many, many Realtor, M3-1577. en with dining area, living mittee’s reward for those who ply Manchester Modes, Pine FACTORY Rockville, $330 Income per Formal Dining Room. extras. Offers will be con FOUR bedroom Ranch, acre lot. room with fireplace, aluminum Ing (specializing in older ments. Set-up A operate a va stone, manure, white sand for Saturday MANOHE5STH3R, 6 room du Kitchen with Pine cabinets, have contributed - or may con vlously indicated, however, that floors). Waxing floors. Paint St., Manchester. riety of machines. Make special sand boxes and pools. 643- plex, 3 large bedrooms, sepa month. 876-6316. sidered. J. D. Realty Co., 643- rec room, tennis court, 2 full $11,990 — HOT value in cool combinations, newly painted, tribute — $1.(X)0 or more to help 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 3 good sized bedrooms. 1 '4 5129. batas, 2-car oversized garage, $16,300. Wolverton Agency, Mrs. O’Brien the sea-floor-to-space chat had a ing. Ceiling^. Paperhanging. WORKERS tools. 9504. rate heating, two children wel baths. Fireplace, Combina Bolton. Four room Ranch with fill the party's treasury. low priority on a busy schedule. No job too small. John Ver- SALESLADIBIS — with knowl- come, $110. 875-7362. $3^ 900. J. D. Realty MS-5129. partial basement and a big Realtor, 649-2813. edge of fabrics to work part CALL — ASK FOR DAVID Houses For Side 72 tion windows. Double ame- NEW LIS'nNG — Porter St. A GOP spokesman says 200 to Sealab 2, an experiment to faille, 649-5750. Browne & Sharpe PILE IS SOFT and lofty . . . 2-car garage, ex8ellent condi 226 persons are expected. or full-time, Including Satur Elxcellent hourly wages. 8 colors retain brilliance in car LUXURIOUS new 4 room apart site drive. Excellent land area — 7 room Colonial, near Vernon Resigns as determine how long men can Hand Screw Machines scaped yard. City utilities. tion throughout. Lot is wood Speakers will include Eisen (unction safely under pressure I days. Apply Pilgrim Mills, paid holidays, paid fu pets cleaned with Blue Lustre. ment, carpeted, stove, refriger MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom bus, stores and schools. ’Tree ed with plenty of privacy. T.J. NEW LIS-nNOS Hartford Rd. neral leave, pension plan, Operators BEDROOM SET — twin beds Colonial, 4 years old, modem Only $17,900. and hedged lot for privacy. FOR THE MODERN hower smd former Vice Presi six times that of the surface, Business Opportunity 28 Rent electric shampooer, $1. and bureau, 87 Foster St. ator, washer, heat, private en Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. VERNON — 6*4 room P H N A Nurse dent Richard M. Nixon. The 70- vacation plan, g^roup In.sur- 2nd SHIFT Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper Co. trance, garage, and garden. Six kitchen with bullt-lns, family Prime location, extra bulldlhg was lowered to the bottom WOMAN for waitress work, ance plus major medical. room, VA baths, dining room, U & R REALTY CO. INC, lot included. Leonard Agency Contemporary 6-room Colo VERNON — Custom U & R Ranch, plus complete rec piece Gettysburg High School Thursday after a 12-day delay counter and booth service, DAVENPORT, 2 cushion, green, miles from Manche.ster center. room, breezeway and ga band will provide the music. Applicants must be at least Browne & Sharpe Adults only, $125 monthly. one car garage, priced in low 643-2692 Realtors, 646-0469. nial in one of Vernon’s fin huilt contemporary ranch, Mrs. Thomas O’Brien, the due to technical problems. YOUR OWN BUSINESS? part-time, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., $40. LArge Oak hutch, $40. Both est non-development areas. rage, You don’t have to see The outing is a major effort A long series of safety checks 5’9” tall and in good physi Automatic Screw Machine LAWN SWEEPER, good condi- very good condition. 643-5770. 742-8090. 20’s. Philbrick Agency, 649- Robe'rt P. Murdock 643-6473 family room, fireplace, sun- senior visiting nurse with the 5 days a week, good pay, good cal condition. Interviews at Uon, $10. Call 643-5837. 8464, NEW LIS’nNG - Saint James Extra large airy bedrooms deck, high scenic sloping wood this one to buy It. by the finance committee in its followed, and finally Sealab 3 Set-up & Operate Public Health Nursing Associ Become an owner-operator gratuities, pleasant surround RfXJERS (30RP., comer of TWO PIECE living room. Colo MANCHEJSTER — 5^4 rooms, Parish, 6 large rooms, enclosed for those who need space. ed lot. Hayes Agency, M6-0131. competition with GOP splinter was reported reedy (or the di ings, other benefits. Apply in Mill and Oakland Sts., 2nd SHIFT heat, hot water, atove, refrig SEVEN ROOM olfler home, 4 porch. Five car garage, walk Oh yes, V'A baths and fire SOUTH WINDSOR — 5 ation, has submitted her resig groups for campaign donations. vers to enter. Power and 00m- of a modem dairy-grocery nial style, almost new. Call bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x161. MANCHESTER — SpotleM 6 room Ranch with garaige, person, Brass Key Restaurant. Manchester, promptly at TWO hydraulic chairs, cheap 668-1223. erator. . close to schools, bus, room Colonial, breezeway, ga ing distance to chu”ches, place. $18,500. J. Go”don, $14,900 — Large 3 bedroom nation to the Association’s board The seriousness of this com muni cations lines were con 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, Aug. Millwrights for quick sale. 70 Parker St. shopping, $125. monthly. Call Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor. schools, bus and shopping. 649-5306. Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot -fireplace and built-lns. fic- of directors, effective Sept. 24. petition was indicated when nected. A closed-circuit televi ■tore. No experience neces SEVERAL women for light rage, 1% baths, 3 bedrooms, 31st. LIVING ROOM and dining room 875-7967. 643-5963. Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- 125 X 379, trees, suburban. cellent financing. She has accepted a position as Sen. Thruston B. Morton of Ken sion system between the under bench work. Apply in person. 1st SHIFT large lot, fine location, only sary. Several stores now In Ability to repair several differ BRADLEY chain saw, 19” , 24 drapes, modem electricail fix 0469. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, school nurse at the Windham tucky noted in a recent report to water base and the surface ship Engineered MeW, Inc. 10 Hil An Equal Opportunity pounds. Used 8 hours, excel $20,500. Hayes Agency, 646- EVERETT AGENCY ent types of machines. ture, blue living room lamp, VERY residential, almost new 0131. Barrows allace 649-5324. Regional Technical School in contributors of funds to the Re showed the bands of two clocks operation. An investment lard St. Employer lent condition. $200 new, will modem abstract picture and 2-fajnlly, 4*4 appealing rooma, GERARD ST. Numer 8, large Willimantic. publican Senatorial Campaign moving. WARANOKE ROAD TWO FAMILY House, neat and Tool & Die Makers sell for, $125. Call 643-7633 eve frame, 3 large plastic pillows, separate oil furnace, $125. per PDUR FAMILY, east side, four six room Dutch Colonial, spa 649-8538 Mrs. O’Brien, who has been Committee that “ there seems to Carpenter, a veteran diver aa of $3,000 can earn you $12- nings. month including parking. 643- cious living room with fire Manchester Parkade clean, ideal central location. be an unusual amount of solici well aa astronaut, will try to 1st SHIFT black, white and turquoise. 649- room units with appliances, Manchester 649-5306 with the local agency for ten CARPEDJTERS wanted, steady 6030, 649-7277. priced to sell. Wesley R. Smith, place, family styled dining Two furnaces, 2 car garage. tation by groups flying the Re stay down 30 days and set a 15,000 the first year. Write Experience necessary. MOCULLOCK MAC 16 chain 8686. Prime location . . . Large 7 Bel Air Realtors M3-9332. Of»EN HOUSE and one-half years, will be re employment, year ’round, room Cape with finished Realtor, 643-1567. room, kitchen with pantry, CUSTOM Constructed home in placed by Mrs. Raymond Kal- publican banner.” He said he record. Last year four men Box "E," Herald. framers and inside trimmers, saw, model 15048, excellent FOUR ROOMS, heated, third three large bedrooms, full SUNDAY 1—5 had been a.sked for his opinion spent 13 days at a depth of 160 OFHCE CLERK Power Press Oper. condition, used very little. G.E. floor, newly decorated, bus rec room, breezeway and prime AA zone area, 3 bed BOLTON — 6^4 room Ranch, ber of Brewster St. Mrs. Kal- call 643-9551, or stop in the of ROPE31 gas stove, reasonable, garage. A home that must COLONIAL—6 sparkling rooma, attic, VA tiled baths, basement rooms, 4th possible, tastefully ber was recently hired as a of these groups. feet in the smaller Sealab 1, off 2nd SHIFT refrigerator 13,5 cubic foot, 2 like new. 643-8860. line, adults only, $90 monthly. garage, shaded yard. Owner, rec room, 16x32 pool, softball CIDER MILL RD. Bermuda. High school commercial fice after 4:30. U A R Housing be seen, very deceiving completely enclosed yard, near decorated with Philippine ma field, trout brook, a private part-time nurse, to assist Mrs. "So far as we know,” Morton Corp,, 55 E. Center St., Man Set-up A operate. years old. 40” (TYosley electric Call 528-0718. schools and shopping, low pay 649-7508. BOLTON said, "all that have been called All the divers will work out course graduate, type ac range with a 6” Auto-Fry-R- from the road. Has two hogany predominating. This park, $22,900. Lappen Aigency, O.Brien. Money to Loan 29 chester. FRIGIDAIRE deluxe 40” stove. baths, porch, central hall ments, only $14,900. Lappen to our attention are honest and side the underwater base at curately and rapidly, ex Model Maker 1st Class Bake. 875-2343. Immaculate condition, Call 649- POUR R(X)M, excellent loca versatile residence has an ex M9-5261, 649-6140. Immaculate 6 room Cape Mrs. Kalber Is a 1961 gradu perienced In office proce tion, with garage, $90 monthly. and closets galore. Vacant, Agency. 649-5281, 649-8140. ceptionally good traffic pat well-meaning. But if one’s re least two hours a day, studying 8B300ND MORTQAQB - Un- MAN wanted for stock and de 7307, after 6 p.m. FIVE ROOM RANCH with 2 bathrooms, formal ate of St. Francis Hospital, marine sp>eclmens and mapping dures find interested in a 1st SHIFT DRILL PREJSS with motor, J. D. Realty 643-5129. trades will be considered. tern. Beautifully landscaped WAPPING — privacy, sweep sources are limited, as is the limited funds available for sec- livery work. Ekionomy Ellectric Tool A die making experience. LINDEN STREET -- 8 room dining room, fireplace, ga where she was or the staff of the ocean floor off this South position that will pay well stand, $20; also child’s school LARGE wrought iron table and Drive by, it is No. 141, Top value, in this five room and treed half acre lot. Loving ing views, cozy 6-room Ranch the intensive care unit for a case with mo.st of us. it becomes Supply, 36 Oak St., 643-1433. then give us a call. T. J. home, vacant, needs some re rage, enclosed 14x16 knotty a question of choosing the best ern California resort. Sealab 3 while doing work that is desk, $5. 643-4907. 6 matching upholstered chairs, SIX ROOM duplex’, central lo Ranch, with I'A baths, carport, care lavished inside and out — among fine homes. Hutchins pine breezeway. beautiful year after graduation. She Submit Complete Resume To cation, close to schools and Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677, pair, 2 baths, lot Is 80x175, lots and the property shows it. Mid Agency, Realtors, 64B-5324. places to spend the available is on the edge of a deep marina demanding as well as re formica top kitchen table, 18 of possibilities. Look it over, fireplace, and full basement, ex half acre terraced lawn served for a year in the in warding. Interview and test FRANK R. DBnj;.,ERT SCREENED LOAM — For the shopping, no pets. 643-6366. cellent residential section. Close 20’s. Belfiore Agency, 643-6121 money. canyon, which the divers prob cubic foot freezer with separ owner wants It sold. T. J. GLASTONBURY — Near Man with trees. tensive care unit at St. Vincent’s ably will explore. A FRESH START v/ffi lump at 1:30 p.m., "êsday, Aug. Elmployment Manager best in lawns and gardens from ate door compartments, smsdl to everything. T. J .Crockett, Hospital In Bridgeport, wsus on "We hope you will support FIVE ROOM apartment avail Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. MANOHBJSTHR Is next door to chester, two family on acre your local and state organiza The second team down was your debts into one eaey pay 31st, at o u r Manchester TOOLMAKER our screening plant, Andover- ceramic kiln and ceramic NEW TWO-Famlly duplex, 6-6, Realtors, 643-1577. Directions: From Manches the nursing stedf at New Brit ment. If you have equity In plant, qomer of Mill and Columbia. Delivered. George able Sept. 7, Center Street. this 3 bedroom ranch, with lot, located in area of single ter take Rt. 44A 4 6 to tions. then your congressmen provided with a pet — a 370- molds. Must sell, leaving state. nice location, separate heat DUPLEX 6-6, central Manches ain Memorial Hospital for a pound porpoise named Tuffy, property, call Frank Burke to Oakland Sts. H. Grlffing, Inc., 742-7886. 528-7525 before 9 a.m., after ing systems, city u.^lllUes. Call fireplace, side porch, breeze- homes. Ideal family home with Three J’s Restaurant, take and senators through the nation VEEDER-ROOT INC. 649-6814. 9 p.m. ter, good condition, 2-car ga FOUR immaculate rooms, large year, and performed private trained to carry tools and res discuss ways and means. Con DIEMAKER builder, Leon Cieszynskl, 649- way and garage. Large comer Income potentlEd. Leonard left on Cider Mill Pd., 8th al congressional and senatorial 20 SARGEANT STREET rage. Wesley R. Smith, Real living room, custom kitchen Agency, Realtors. 646-0469. duty, before joining the local cue lines. necticut Mortgage Exchange, 4291. lot. All this for $15,900, more house on left. agency. committees and the Republican ROGERS CORPORATION HARTFORD, CONN. IMMACULATE 3 room tene tor. 643-1567. with built-ins. Enjoy life in a land available. Ellsworth Mit Sharks seldom appear ta 15 Lewis St., HarUord, 245- We are ready to place one or Building Materials 47 National Committee, which is Wanted—^To Buy 58 ment, ground floor $86 per quiet setting. Leonard Agency, ten Agency, Realtors, 643- Wapping Special Town Meeting the over-all body of our party,” these waters during August, but 8897. two more skilled men in our An Blqual Opportunity month '^th heat and gas stove. CONCORD RD. — Beautinil MANCHESTER — Six room WEATHERED boards from old Ranch, large living room, for Realtors, 646-0469. 6930. PASEK REALTY Voters will be asked to act at Morton said. if one does Tuffy will hr e- An Blqual Opportunity shop. Ehnployer WE BUY and sell onUque and 649-9401 after 4:30 p.m. modem Cape, near schools, $1300 ASSUMPTIOl^ a special town meeting Tues “ bam, from eight to 24 Inches mal dining room, cabinet bus, and shopping, ideal cen 289-7475 742-8243 "After these demands are leased from his pen to see if ha Musical— Dramatic 30 Bln^>loyer used furniture, china, glass, sll- EXPANDABLE Cape — five THREE BEDROOM Ranch, day on a recommendation of lives up to his name - and to This opportunity does not hap- wide, 20-60C a foot. 649-3577. -Vec, .pictusa. frames, old coins, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea tral location. Priced to sell, taken care of, there are many finished, excellent, like new with wall to wall rugs, beauti For FHA mortgage on WAPPING — Immaculate 6 the .boards of finance and edu the numerous shark-bite ecara >en very often, guns, pewter, scrap gold, tion room, landscaped yard. Bel Air Realtors, 643-9332. condition, garage, fireplace, charming 6-room oak-sur worthy organizations designed Furnished Apartments 63-A Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, fully finished rec room with room Ranch near school. Large cation, that $9,000 be appropri for special help in specialized on his rubbery skin. PIANO instruction. In my home, fou can expect— Diamonds— TVatches— watches, old jewelry, hobby new kitchen, schools, bus, M9- bar and stools, 2H bathrooms rounded rancher. Fireplace, ated to rent sind furnish two WOMAN TO CARE for elderly 643-5953. street level family room, patio, . fields of political thinking. Sup- 166 McKee Street. 649-9679. Help Wanted— collections, paintings, atUc con MANCHESTER — Beautifully 5606. and many extras. Must be two-car garage, rec room, tool shed, Bel Air Real Es portable classrooms for use at lady, approximately 6 hours High pay scale. Jewelry 48 tents or whole estates. Funt- lots of privacy. Move up and i port them too, if you are able, Male or Female 37 furnished, ZVt room apart GARRISON Colonial In execu Charm In Half Sizes seen. Call owner, M6-0256. tate, 643-9332. Coventry High School next year. ' but I hope you will agree with daily, 5 days weekly. Call 649- WATCH AND JEWELRY re ture Repair Service, 843-7449. tive neighborhood on a beauti out to a better life. Call J. The meeting is set for 8 p.m. at FALL SCHEDULE Private Instructions 32 7561. Permanent emplo3mient at a ment at Oak Lodge, 15 min I us on the suggested priority.” steady 47 >4-hour week. MOTOR ROUTE in Andover pairing. Prompt service. Up to utes frbm Hartford. Adult, no ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, IVl BOWERS SCH(X>L — 3-bedroom Gordon at 649-5306 or 875- COVENTRY $200 down. No the high school. available. Call Manchester A Lovely Quilt! Ranch, treed lot. Large kitch There are indications, how- MARLOW’S OPEN 6 $20 on your old watch In pets. $125 monthly. 643-9171 baths, breezeway, 2-car ga 6611. closing costs. We will build you Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Rose ATTENTION Tractor Trailer Evening Herald, Circulation Rooms Without Board 59 en - dining area. 2 fireplaces. i ever, that the priority isn’t days, Monday thru Sat- Trainees. Men 19 and over are Complete Insurance package. trade. Cl deed Mondays. F. E. or 875-1166. rage, $26,400. Philbrick Agm- an individually styled custom of Prospect St. have received Dept., 643-2711. Reduced for quick sale. Hayes : working out too well. Barry turday Ull S:80; Thorsdagre needed at once to train for Help Wanted— Male 36 Bray, 737 Main Street, Stats cy, 649-8464. Ranch or Cape. Russell Retdty, word that their grand.son. a son Unlimited retirement benefits. Theater Building.. SUITABLE ROOM for teachers, NEAR MAIN St. 8 furnished Agency, 646-0131. i Goldwater’s Free Society Asso high paying jobs as Tractor- kitchen privileges, call sifter 6 Barrows Wallace 523-1073. of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rose ciation. for example, is credited till 9:00 P.M. t u b e b e n d e r — Capable of rooms and bath, separate en COLONIAL — 11 % rooms, 8V4 Trailer Drivers if qualified. Air-conditioned comfort. HAIR STYLIST, full-time. Bel- p.m. 649-6258. SIX ROOM Ranch on beauti of Little Ferry, N.J., has been with already being loaded with Earnings $200. per week salary set-up and manufacture to trance. No children. 18 Del- baths, living room 30x16. Manchester Parkade named William Louis. The baby, blueprint and checking fix lisima Beauty Salon, 644-1519. Garden— ^Parm— Dairy mont St. stone fireplace, 6 acres of fully shrubbed and shaded 226’ and up. Many Jobs available. Latest toolroom equipment. THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot lot, coimtry sized kitchen, for Manchester 649-5306 BOLTON-HEBRON LINE bom Aug. 5. is a grandson of Budget plan available also. For tures, aircraft and missile type Products 50 tage Street, centrally looted, land, outbuildings, $31,500. Mrs, Janette Aulwurm of San work. Apply Gunver Mfg. Oo., Interesting work. Philbrick Agency, 640-8464. mal dining room, full attic and VERNON—Picture book 8 room details phone 249-7771 anytime. Situations Wanted— laige, pleaosuitly furnished basement. Dining room has 5*4 room Ranch, Isu-ge Bemadino, Caltf. 234 Hartford Rd., Manchester. TOMATOEJS — pick your own, THREE ROOM furnished apart Ranch, through hall, fireplaced Only school licensed by Regis And a bonus plan. Female 38 75c for 16 quart basket. Mi rooms, parking. Call 649-2888 ment, $90. monthly. 649-1768.' MANOHESTEIR—6 room Cape beautiful built-in buffet. Full kitchen, birch cabinets and try of Motor Vehicles and ac for overnight and permaient living room, garage, porch, built - ins, one acre lot, Manchester Evening Herald MEN TO assemble window chael Kurys, 163 French Rd., on bus line, handy to schools, blanket Insulation, double ame preferred location, only, $17,- credited. If you are a top man now, or WILL TAKE Care of pre-school guest rates. TWO R(X)M furnished apart shopping, etc. $14,900. Phil site driveway. Truly a quality beautifully landscaped, add Coventry correepondent F. NEED MORTGAGE units, second shift, must have off Route 85. 900. Hayes Agency, M6-0131. references. Apply in person, one with the ability to get there child in my own home. Wethe ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, brick Agency, 649-8464. home, $30,600. arid worth it. ed privacy and several ex Pauljne Utile, tel. 742-6231. with more experience come in rell St. area, 643-8891. TOMATOES—pick your own— ROOMS FOR RENT, one block hot water. Ajj^ly Marlow’s, 867 Belfiore Agency, M3-5121. tras. Asking price $13,800. Help Wanted— Female 35 William Peck Lumber, 2 Main from Main Street, troe park SOUTH WINDSOR conveni Street, Manchester. to see us. We know we can of 76c per basket. 1615 Manches Main St. IMMACULATE Cape. 8 bed ^ ^ k ing, kitchen prlvllegea, genUe- rooms, convenient section of THREE bedroom Ranch in fine ent to bus line, 6 j room HELP FOR ECUADOR WANTED — Womsin to care for fer you on attractive opportun ter Rd., Glastonbury. Ranch with 3 generous bed MEXaiANlC — full-time for ity. You won’t know unless you IRONING DONE in my home, men only. 643-8137. town, $16,600. J. D. Realty Co., neighborhood, near public and NOR-TH COVENTRY WASHINGTON (AP) Ecua children, while mother works. reasonable. Call 643-0472. TOMATOES— Pick In own con parochial schools. Large lot, rooms and large living-room. Call 643-4428. front end department. See Mr. inquire. PLEASANT Room available for 643-5129. Kitchen with dining area, oil 6*i room Ranch, beautiful dor’s program to modernize and Sloan, Esso Service Center- tainers, cabbage, carrots, Business Locations awnings, combination windows, expand primary schools and teacher, kitchen privileges, HORSE RANCH In Manches hot water heat, $16,300. Wol ly situated on 1*4 acres, M0NEY« beets, cucumbers, beans. 21 For Rent 64 fenced yard, 1*4 baths, quick WOMAN to care for kindergar Route 83, Vernon. parking, $16. Call alter 6. 643- verton Agency, Realtor, 649- .spacious living room \vith teacher training program is to Phone 649-5203 WILL DO Ironing In my home, Angel St. ter with 27 acres. 8 room occupancy, transferred, $17,700. receive financial and technical ten child and do housework. reasonable. Call 64e-03'53. 9906. house, baths, bam, out 2813. paneled fireplace wall and Transportation required, South EXPERIENCED janitors want ABA Tool Die MS-0705. help from the U.S. Agency for ed, part-time, mornings or LARGE comer store for rent, buildings, corrals, etc., $50,000. fireplace, carport, plenty of Windsor 844-0607. EXPERIENCED woman with NEWLl^ FURNISHED sleeping VERNON — 4-bedroom Ranch trees for shade and pri International Development un nights, approximately 20 hours Household Goods 51 reasonable. 643-7723. Philbrick Agency, 640-8464. SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, ga der the Alliance (or Progress. college education will tSnd pre rooms, private entrance, on bus rage, partially finished rec in desirable Center area, flre vacy. Asking price $16,500. SAVINGS BANK AS IN Everything else . . . per week. General Service,' Co., Inc. line, genUeman preferred. 649- placed living room, l',4 baths, The agency says the $11.3-mll- Inc., 40 Oak S ^ 649-5334. school children, for working BVEIRV THING In aterlUsed re- DESIRABLE store oi office Manchester room, dead end street. 643-3276. there's work Involved, but it is mother. Call 643-0609. * condlUcoed used furniture and 7702. space, ground floor, clean, at- family kitchen, loaded with Six room Cape cuatom lion program will affect most of pleasant, interesting work tthat ^396 Tolland Turnpike appllancea, high quaUty—low ^ c U v e and reasonable. Apply EXCLUSIVE AREA pine cabinets, dishwasher, etc., built, fruit treea, beautiful Ecuadors elementary achool fits in easily with homemak AUTOMOBILE Mechanic — full MANCHESTBIR — 7 room Colo OF MANCHESTER time, must be experienced, Manchester, Conn. COLLEGE Sophomore desires prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 PLEASANT room for gentle Mr. Chasse, State Theatre, U nial, 3 full ceramic tile baths, basement garage, rear porch, ly landscaped, plenty ot teachers and children. ing demands. A kind of work married man preferred. FamlL babysitting, days, evenings. South Street, RookrtUa. tP% man, near bath, parking. 54 a.m. • 8 p.m. six rooms of New England 3 large bedrooms, aluminum partially finished rec room. A privacy. Asking price $16,- for which you are especially 649-2428. 2174. Open 9-A High St. charm In this Cape on ^ lot of house for $19,900. Hayes 500. suited. Let us show you how lar with beam visual liner siding, one car garage, $19,900. front end machine. 232-4495, 7 WE HAVB immediate openings THREE ROOM otbca or busl- acre level treed loC. Deep Call owner, 643-4093. Agency. 646-0131. Avon has brought security to SINGER automatle clg-zag, like ROOM FOR lady or gentleman, neas, ground floor, 470 Main yard offering privacy. Idetd Raymond Rd., West Hartford. on assembly lines, warehouse, WILL DO Ironing In my home. quiet. Inquire 334 Charter Oak LAND thousands of women. Call 289- shipping and machine depart new, monograms, embroiders, Street, plenty of pazking. 649- location. Excellent condi MANCHESTER — 6 room older COVENTRY — Fine starter 4922. Shirts a specialty. 649-6938. St., 648-8868. home, 4-room Cape with full ment. Must be 18 or over, no outton holes, etc. Original price 5229, 94, tion, a wise pur6hase. Ask house, porches, garage, alumi 15 acrea — $22,000. MANCHESTER'S MACHINISTS experience necessary. Apply over $300. Take over last 4 pay ing $21,900, J. McLaughlin, num siding, near bus, schools basement, paneled living room, RELIABLE Woman wanted for FURNISHED ROOM, near Main DESIRABLE office space avail enclosed porch, $10,900. Leon 37*.-i acres — $25,000. housework and occasional Personnel Department, Iona BABYSITTING wanted In my ments of $10.80 each. Call deal St. Inquire 9 Hazel St., 649- 646-5306. and stores, $18,500. Marion Ed- 55 acrea — $16,500. Some knowledge of carbide Mfg. Co., Regent St„ Man er Hartford, 522-0681. able. 100 per cent location, new lund Real Estate, 380-4619, M4- ard Agency, Realtors, 646- babysitting, two days per week. helpful but not necessary. home, all ages. 648-9374. 2170, building, air-condiUoning, (M69. ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER 8:30-3:30. 649-4381. chester. 0414. Top wages, paid holidays, CLEAN, USED refrlgeratora, TWO MODERN rooms, private ample parking, desirable for Excellent financing avail steady working conditions. BRICKLAYERS WANTED: Dogs— Birds— Pets ~4l docW , dentist or professional Barrows W allace SOUTH WINDSOR custom able on all above Hated ranges, automatic waahera bath and entrance, rec, rec built 8-room Tri-Level, bullt- Apply Manchester Carbide Bricklayers or bricklayer’s with guaranteea. See them at room privUegee. Bolton. 648- office. U 4 R Realty Co., Ino., properties. OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! Company, Inc. 643-0005. helpers wanted who are Inter GROOMING and boarding, will 848-3693. Manchester Parkade Lots For Sale 73 lns, formal dining room, rec TOYS . . . TOYS . . . collect and deliver. H. C. B. D. Pearl’s Appllancaa, 649 9895. ested in learning a Job. Call Main St. Call 648-U71. Manchester 649-5306 room, closets galore, $23,600. Chase, Harmony HUl Ken- BOLTON — 3 building lots total Call Harold, MO-2021, or Mil F. M. GAAL AGENCY TOYS INSPECTOR — Lay-out Inspec 7-9 p.m., 875-3438. LIGHT Houeekeeplng room also Lovely roses made from biae neU, Bolton, 648-0437. ADMIRAL Freezer • Refriger Houses For Rent 65 $14,500—Six room Colonla], ga ing 6 acres, $7,000. Call Eugene dred. 875-7392. Balch Real Es tion, capable of first piece In sleeping room, parking. Please rage, 1^& acres, garden, fruit -^ re’i a graceful frock for tope and easy embroidery com BROKER GAIL GREEN MORIARTY BROTHERS MINNECHAUG Golf Course In ator, 100 lbs, food freezer cap call e48-4873. Gagllardone, J. D, Realty, MO- tate. ParUTlme Work . . . Full- spection, familiar with air terviewing high school Sopho BEAUnBYIL-silver blue minia RANCH — 8 bedrooms, large and shade treea, suburban, Jw dreas-up wear, and a special bine with appllqued butterflies craft standards. Apply Gunver ture poodle, 8 weeks old, AKC acity, self • defrosting, 3^ ■•^fn tor ttie woman who wears to form a most attractive cov 3760, MS-6139. 643-3683 T43-7003 Time Pay. Join the Toy more and Junior boys for Fall months old, $150. 648-3618. ATTRACnVB sleeping room, lot. garage, reference! re Hutchins Agency, Realtors, WILUNGTON — Just off the Party Plan with the most Mfg Co., 284 Hartford Rd., work. Mr, Jones, between 4:80- registered. Call 648-6462. quired, $150. per month. 649- 640-5834. 8 haU-sIze. Sleevee have a soft erlet for any bedroom! BOLTON — Prestige area, level Parkway, beautiful 6*4 room SERVING YOU WITH Manchester. genUemon, shower, private en •fped Rlr.„ Pattern No. 2932-H has hot- to offer. Over 500 Name 5:30 p.m. at the course. August UK E NEW — Used three trance, parking. Apply 195 8484. acre building lots, secluded, Ranch with basement for only 24 24 Best Hostess and Dealer POODLES — AKC, 4 months free VA NO DOWN Payment, $85. c Ho. 8101 with Patt-O-Rama Is Irun transfer for 8 roae motifs; M o b iIh G a t VARIBITY Is the key to this per 37, 80, and 31. old, Jet black miniature, months, twin bed, night table Spruce St. beautifully wooded, hurry - $15,600. Big wooded lot, very UNIQUE in planning and re- plan available. Call or chest of drawers, -sofa, match FURNISHED — &6'xl0’, 1962 per month pays all. Ideal atkrt- • sues 13V4, UVt, 16 H, 18 H. pattern piece for butterfly; full only 6 available. Hayes private. T. J. Crockett, Real atoration. Modemii|sed Colonial, write, Santa Parties Avon, ' manent job. Start up to $2. per housebroken, call 649-6303, Alma Mobile home. Set-up on er or retirement home, 5 32\4, 34’ j. 28V4. Busl 33 to directions. CARPENTEHS — framers, and . 643-7116. ing chair, step end tkblfa, Agency, M6-01S1. tor. 643-1677. 8 roonia, one floor, 2 ^ batha, HOUR HOUR Brand Toys and Gift Items. hour depending on experience. lot. Adults, (Will also sell. 848- rooms on deep shaded lot, good •J- Site 14^, 86 bust, 644 yards To order, send 35c in coins 76 acres, brook. Lappen Call Elhiore Associates, 649- nailer, steady work. Call 648- platform rocker, rug. Call 844 Apartmtnt BoUdlngB Conn. Tel. 673-8455 eve- 0900, 844-0408 anytime. 6889. condition, |ll,700. Wolverton ■ $6-ln’ to: Anne Cehot, The Manches BREWSTER St., Coventry, 60x Agency, 649-5361, 649-6140. FUEL OIL RURNIR 0060. 3282 after, 6 p.m. Agency, Realtotv, 040-3818. COVENTRY — Seven room Bings 67S-9830. Live Stock i2 TenoiM iits SS To order, send 60c in coins to: ter Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. 140, high land, $500, Call Mr. brick Ckilonlal, outbuilding, SEWING MACHINE — Singer BIX ROOM Cape, fully fur 5*9 Burnett, The Manciiosler OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK. OcKipe, M9-6303. F U E L O ILS SIRVICI MAN TO WORK In heat treat- PART-TIME gas riaUon atten LOCniNQ for anyUttnd In rao) HUGE KITCRBN, blroh cabi fields, good potential for extra DEUVERY SEVEN YEAR old Buckskin automatic zlg - zag, cabinet nished, September to June 80th. HotoW, 1160 AVE. OF N. Y. 10086. Ing department, first shift dant, minor repair work, 6-12 Gelding, schooled Hunter or aateta rantala - apartnuoU, Verplanck School area, 849- nets, dishwasher, acraaned lots on main road. Leonard SALESLADIBIS to wofk full- model, excellent condition, but ^BM O AS, n e w YORK, N.V. For Ist-olasa mailing add lOo THREE adjoining building lots, 7-3:80. Will train. Apply in per- p.m., Monday • Friday. Call western, needs experienced homaa. multlpla dwaillliiga, cau 8410. 'l, 8Vi room Colonial, IH for each pattern. Print Name. lake privileges, $3,100. Call Agency, Realtors 646-0469. time, apply Pllgilm MlIU, APn from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mile Hill Texaco, 870-9035. ton holes, embroiders, hems, J. D. Realty, 8 4 8 « iir ^ FREE rider, quarter horse and Wqleh etc., was $809.50, unpaid bal K Manchester, $20,000. let-class mailing add lOc Address with Zip Code, Style mornlngs,..743-7lO0. Hartford Rd., open 10 a.m. to Klock CorporaUon, 1373 Iblland Rockville, bloodUnas, 649-8971. Hutchins Agency, Realtore, WAPPING — 30 Ridge R d„ 3- • p.m. , ance $50.85, take over pay THREE ROOM ^wrtmant, .44oh pattern. Print Name, No. end Size. Tpke. TWO'BEDROOM house, Blnoh 640-5834. Send 60c now for your, new COLUMBIA — Noar Cantar. bedroom ouetom built Ranch, DELIVERY CALL 643-5135 ments of monthly. Olty ^dreee with Zip Code, Style No. INTBIXIOBNT MALE to do $8. Asw- ■tdya, rafricarator, 347 No. S t, 1100. OaU 649-4498; Routa 0-A frontage, 30 wooded dtadend street, extenalve view, WATniB06iE8 and counter girls ./Articles For Salt i8 ing Center, Hartford, 822-0478. W Slie. ’60 Fall and Winter AlbumI 318 CENTER STREET ATTBNnpN Tractor Trailer clerical work In recoivlng do- Mata St., CUl 84»833», 94. STRANT. STREET —Very can- Regular featurea; Cuatom Ool- aoree. Florida ownera anxtoua. mid 30’s, Immediate oo- ARTHUR DRUO ' I night shift. Apiily in ner- Trainees, See our od under partmant of loc^l furniture and tral 6 room older home, excel ^**nd SOo today tor the fall * oupaney. Call 6M-1360, Itater *85 adiUon of our pattern leotton; Itema to oroobei^ knit, Reduoad to |0,000. Lawranoe ownar, jt," Treat ihoppt, RL 88, ‘ Private Instructloiis, aassW ca- appUonca tealer, 646-OUl, Mr. lent condition, IW baths, porch- F. Flano, Raalton. 6a-376S. tioD n . - Pett«i«Ul. as. Only $17,900. T. J. Orookttt, *>Cutae Boato Faahloii. Realtor, 648-1S7T. 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About Town lêcial Pay f. The K at O wit have Ha an Be Asked nual family picnic Sunday % i from noon to 6 pm . at Martin nulc, Bast Hartford. For Aronson SILO COMPLETED A 180-ft. high .concrete silo M an ch e ste r Chapter ,.of rose to Its full height In less *5. SiFlEBSQSM. wlU entertain at a Ih e board of directors, when than a week by a process called program for the Elaet Hartford it meets Sept. 7, wlH consider slip-form construction. The ello, Fine Arts Commission tomor a $960 allocation to reimburse completed Monday at midnight, row at 7 p.m. at the music shell was built for the Central pm - jt a u :-fu 8 « h Town Counsel Irving Aronson In Gorman Park, East Hart for the seven weeks he spent necHcut Cooperative Farmer’s ford. The public is Invited free as acting general, manager, Association on Apel PI. of charge. Singers will meet at from June 6 to July 26, when ’The base of the ello required Bunce School at 6 p.m. General Manager Richard Mar SIS square yards of concrete tin was sbsent for sye cataract and the sides another 900, all Atnnan Albert O. Hewitt Jr., operations. supplied continuously for a week eon of Mr. and Mrs. Albert O, Atty. Aronson wore three by Manchester Sand and Gravel Hewitt, 77 West St„ has been hats during that period, as act of 60 Adams St. It had to be sup eelected for technical tradntng ing general manager, town coun plied continuously because of at Lowry AFB, CJolo., as a mu sel and practising attorney. the process used. nitions specialist. He is a 1965 Another addition to the Sept. A form for the walls was graduate of Manchester High Harold CL Norton Donald R. Roes 7 agenda is the appointment of placed on the base and un School and recently completed a committee to Judge a contest formed concrete poured Into It, basic military training at Lack for a new town seal, to replace Steel rods were placed Into the land AFB, Tex. one which has been In use for concrete and, when the concrete 142 years, ever since Manches hardened, lifts attached to the The Army-Navy Atixlllary Board Firm Taps ter was Incorporated In 1828. rods and to the form pulled the will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Town Clerk Edward Tom- form up so that more concrete could be poured. The lifts inched at the clubhouse. Members are klel, who has been spearhead i i reminded to bring articles for a ing the search for an accept up the rods at a rate of 10 Inch es an hour. ’Ihe form had to be Wtehen social. Norton and Ross able seal, la expected to head 2 the committee, with other kept In motion In order to keep It from sticking to the concrete. Members of Manchester Rod members chosen from the TIarold C. Norton of Coventry, former company board of education and the li Although the walls of the silo | and Gun Club will meet tomor are only 7 Inches thick all the row at 7 p.m. at the Holmes treasurer, has been elected chainnan of the board of brary board. j-’. r TV A new seal, submitted last way up to the top, the steel ty. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to directors of the Colonial Board Co., succeeding the late'' rods and the curving walls are pay rc.spects to Oscar T. Math- spring by Tomklel, was turned William Foulds, who drowned on May 31. down in favor of conducting a said to add more than enough lason, father of Rtissell Math- Donald R. Ross of Newlng' strength to make It a lasting iason, a member of the club. contest. ton was elected to fill the post A third added Item to the structure. When the silo’s four of ti'eosurer. agenda is the appointment of a compartments are filled with Other officers elected at the Police Arrests member to the town building g;rain it will be even stronger. Weather Helps company’s annual meeting are committee, to fill the term end ’The total cost otf the silo will 'i?' Robert P. Fuller, president and ing November 1966, vacated by be about $80,000. It will be ready by at least Oct. 1 for the a otJ L x w Control of Fire chief executive officer; Richard A mother and her daughter, John A. Capocefalo when he The president of the Savings Bank of Manchester of 923 Main St., Everett Llvesoy, exam- ’ •re ee funi J. Sullivan, executive vice presi both housewives, were arrested fall com crop from the Mid moved to Glastonbury. west. Ines the Jet on display In his bank’s lobby. The model from the Pratt and Whitney Air- . t h ^ ere i There’s no wind, and the air is assistant treasurer until,, In 12 on Sept. 13. The Colchester Stats Police engineers David Kahan and eoe who pb William Bayer. and today at the Hotel Oris- damp from offshore breezes. 1940, he was elected treasurer The artictes. allegedly stolen Troop Is looking for auxiliary Poet Junior College of Com in 1965. His promotion carries eat at the u were clothes worth a total of troopers to assist Its regulars in TWO other sUp-form con merce in Wateibury, has five with it appointment to the com Wold In Groton, Officials kept 500 men an the to succeed the late Edwin A. structed silos were built In $16.23, police say. traffic control and smergency ya&rB experience in real estate, pany’s official staff. At L m Vi fire line overnight, the spokeS' Lydall. Portland and Rocky Hill but Graimls is currently serving The Southern New England Ross came to Colonial in 1962 duty. both in selling and mortgage be the com man said, as they struggled to Qualified applicants may ap they were for the storage of ce a second term as a member Telephone C3o. recently an close the last 800-foot gap in the from the Goodyear Rubber Oo. processing. Duplicate Bridge ply at the barracks, and, if ac- ment. of the library board of Manches nounced lower rates tor cu.'(- toOc Hagers perimeter of the blaze. In May 1963 he was elected as The ello Was buUt for the ter. tomers who want to temporarily sistant treasurer and a director. osptsd, will begin training Oet. CHANGES NAME gee. ' Earlier Friday eight water' Results in a dupUoaite Inidgs 1. T7«.inlng begins with intsn- Coop in order to better serve Cook’s Service Station on E. disconnect their phones. Tern’- (kfly Bel bombing planes attacked hot The Colonial Board and Lydall game played last night at the Hs farmer members in a 60- BRIEFS porary disconnection Is advan Foulds mills, both off Parker slvs classroom taistruction at ths Middle Tpke. has changed man the Nevada spots as 1,000 men went into basement rooms at 39 School barracks Wednesday evenings mile radius of Manchester, said Jos^h Gordon exf 45 Crosby tageous because the customer St., have operated in Manches agement and names this month Ooiae Se| battle on the ground. at. are: North-South , George at 7, and leads to field train Elmanuel Hirth, manager of the and Is now called Simset Serv Rd. has been appointed mana retains hls te*«Phone number B rothen ter for over 75 years. ’They Haluska and Fred Panzenhagen, cooperative for nearly six ger of the Manchester office of and directory listing and the Firemen evacuated 28 famt manufacture shoeboard, auto ing assignments. ice Station. The station, owned makee its d< Hes Friday morning when the first; Mr. and Mrs. Robert As- To be eligible, an applicant years. He said 124,000 tons of by the Cook family, is now pre Barrows and Wallace Co. He telephone equipment is left in TTm form motive panel board, trunk board selin, second, and William Rad- poultry feed was delivered to will replace Arthur Foraker place to be reconnected without fire moved to within 200 feet of and boxboard, and employ must be male, between 21 and sumably the olde^ In sendee $40,000 to. $50,000 hillside homes. zerwicz and Mitchell Bala, third. 60 years old, at least five feet, members last year and even who will fill the newly created a service charge. about 200 people. more will have been sent out by In Manchester since the State The families ,returned later AUo, EJast-West, Mirs. PhiUp seven and one half Incetas tall Sendee Station was tom down position of southern Connecti A A third plant, in west Tennes Holway and Mrs, Joseph Mc the end of this yecu:. cut district sales manager. Gor when the flames subsided. and in good physical condition. this week. It has been open J. Emmet Judge, vice presi see, meinufactures the same don, a graduate of the Univer products and employs about 40 Veigh, first; Mrs. EJmest Un- Applicants will be interviewed since the middle thirties. dent of marketing services for gerer and J>^ght Perry, second, OPENS OFFICE sity of Connecticut, waa a re Westinghouse Electric Corp., people. and their backgrounds’ screened Mrs. Elizabeth Cook of 562 l i n d i and Wayne Cartier and George before bing accepted. A new real estate offtoe wlH cipient of the 1964 company’s will speak at a seminar on "En be opened the first week In E. Middle Tpke. will retain own Russell, third. Application forms may be ership of ttie station but her outstanding salesman’s award. vironmental Control by De The game is sponsored by the p lok ^ up at the Colchester September by two Manchester son, Aaron Oiok of 98 Cushman sign,’’ sponsored by the Elec L y n Manchester YWCA and played IVoop, and must be completed women. M n. Shirley Oonverse Dr. will no longer manage It. Joseph M. Skinner of 110 tric Companies of Connecticut School Supplies at each FYlday at 8 p.m. The pub and returned not later than Sept. Four men from Newington will Tanner St. hEis been promoted for Connecticut architects and to the post of general manager consulting eng;ineers, at the Ho HOLLTW NEW LOW. LOW lic is invited. IS. lease It. They are John Ada- television < mlk, Anthony Grabowskl, Au of the Hartfopd plant of Gener tel America in Hartford on Sept. DISCOUNT PRICES! al Baking Co., makers of Bond •dA tk« to gustine Grabowskl and Donald 22. The seminar will outline the aerl(M.'l8 » 0 Bread. He was formerly mana newest design concepts for the Zaroski. ger of the plant His additional series’ etazi ARTHUR'S control of environment In edu Their faci MEA Files Petition responsibllHies include supervi cational, religious, buslnasa and WEATHER DATA sion of the company's branches iMit their ) An electronic system that industrial buildings. vented, soi to Worcester, Mass., and Provi MAY BE MORE talkii to pilots to human voice dence, R. L record. End of Summer Seeking New Vote to give them weather toforma- There ore tloa to flight has been developed The Silver Lane Bus Co. of Iin4a Evan for the Air Force tor possible da Itaye, ! SUMMER SPECIAL! 40 Brainard PI. was awarded FALL SCHEDULE The Manchester Education Association (MEA) yes use at air bases throughout the second place In the School Bus M A R L O W ’S OPEN 6 LoH w. ^ Values Portable Typewriter world. deiu, Lyii« Adjusted M M terday formally petitioned the State Department of Safety Contest sponsored by days, Monday thru Sat- and L G Education for a teacher referendum to decide ■who will The Information Is radioed to Uie Motor Transport Associa New Ribbon s T T the pilots by means of a speech- turday till 5:80; Thursdaya la the m tion of Connecticut, Inc. at the Cleaned, Oiled negotiate for public school teachers in Manchester. producing unit to which are Tim Oonw Association’s 45th annuail con till 9:00 P.M. HALLMARK YALE By law, once the petition stored scores of words and Tl m Oonwi filed a referendum must be held ond referendum will cost tax phrases, recorded on film soimd vention being held yesterday Gary OoUii Typewriter Service payers money since Its mechan Gary 'Vtoaoi 649-4986 within 45 days. Thus, it is likely tracks. Through a light and PHARMACY Manchester’s second teacher ref ics are more Involved under the photocell arrangement control BUI Oosby. erendum in a year will be held new law than those of the first. led electronically, the proper Riehard ! before Columbus Day, Oct. 12. combination of words and HAVE YOU BEEN CAUGHT LIKE THIS star to "M SEA and SKI Robert Wolfert, MEA presi phrases Is put together to re relation to dent, was not at home. to an^ Hehron flect current weather conditions BECAUSE OF PREVIOUS BAD CREDIT. wlioea star swer how many si$;natures were Dorothy ,M around the airfield. TOUGH LUCK, REPOSSESSIONS, PlMe" Is X COPPERTONE H. C. Hutchinson on the petition. Whenever it is called tor, Uie k e lc M o f ‘ According to the new right-to- Scout Camp Mm. Shirley Converse message formed by the com BANKRUPTCY, ETC.? met.?’ P U Y T E X and SON negotiate bill, which lays down bination, revised as weather There the procedures for referendums of lAl Porter St. and Mias Pa conditions change,- Is communi kfdtiiag e) BUILDERS and negotiations, the petition Ends Season tricia Dupret of 240 E. Center cated to pilots by the recorded namee tovi tov< SW IM CAPS must be signed by 20 per cent St. have formed Converse and voice. foiaif aito of either all the professional Dupret Real Estate to open to The dlgltal-to-voice system is CUSTOM HOMES Camp Nlppe-Wauke, the Con tagsnken 6 - 1 2 staff or all the supervisors or the new shopping center be- called AITLOW for Aromatic HUdeon, Rv necticut Trails Girl Scout camp, Voice Link, Operational Weath ADDITIONS administrators, or all the teach ended its summer camping sea et toast th and much more ers. er. It was developed tor the Air toga bel son last night with a final ban Force System Conunand's Elec 277 West Middle Tpke. ALTERATIONS Whichever It is depends on quet, planned by the camper eesi now, i 649-2861 whether the MEA wants to rep tronic Systems Division by Addi 80 YEARS OF QUALITY council. Campers packed up and United Aircraft Corporate Sys Call Us For Prompt resent all the professional statf beaded home today. loaa-Lortoi WORKMANSHIP or just the teachers. tems Center of Farmington and R the other Delivery Brownie scouts attended the Since the National Educatlm camp this year, for the first Cognltronlcs Corp. of Briarcliff Tel. 643-5373— 643-7265 Manor, N.Y. Association, the parent body of time. Another first was the com the MEA, has long professed the pletlon by a number of campers AVLOW will be used by air B1 fields to provide Information on belief that teachers and adminis of a Junior life-saving swimming trators can and should be in the course. approach-zone weather to„ in C M Newt same organization, it is likely coming or passing pilots. e ( the eaui A group took a five-day gem riot ii that the MEA petition repre "Gypsy Bus Trip" through Ver TWO PROMOTED Rm w ts.' WOW!! WHAT SERVICE sents all the professional staff, mont and eastsm New York, 10-MINUTE SERVICE ON ALL CALLS both teachers and administra Two Manchester residents "Lou Angej when the campers vlsitsd Smug have received promotions in the ploru the DON’T BELIEVE US — THEN TRY US tors. glers Notch, Montpelier, Stowe NOT THE BIGGEST — BUT THE BEST ' ■There are approximately 460 underwriting dopariment of the H tm cen I and thb'Shelbum Museum and Connecticut Mutual Life In fH ee vkilsn GRINDERS AND PIZZAS IN TOWN professional staff members In other areas. Overnight atope the Manchester School System; surance Co. 2 643-0031 643-0031 were in state parks-along the Roy C. Johnaon has been ap so Wolfert would have had to 500-mile route. pointed secretary, underwriting, PIZZA-RAY'S collect about 96 signatures fimn The camp had a Danlah gM 130 SPRUCE STREET the 417-member MEA. and ^Russell B. Grannlss has se a unit leader this Minmer. been'named assistant supervis TRY US AND COMPARE The MEA also petiUoned tor Miss Minna RUs-Pederson, o f the first referendum, which was or, underwriting. Both appoint QUALITY MEATS A CHEESE SERVED HERE Copenhagen, spent the season ments were announced by Com held in April and won, uncon here under the scouts' Intsr- Open Mon,, Tuea., 2-11; Thurs., Fri., Sat. 11-11; Sun. 4-10 tested, by the MEA. However, pany President Charles J. Zim Closed Wednesday natlonal Camp Counselor Pro- merman. it was soon invalidated by the gn m . She has counseled girls right-to-negotiate hUl passed by Johnson Joined the OonnecU- 8 at a variety of encampmeote in MIm Patriria Iktoret out Mutual to 1680. During the General Assembly montha Denmaric, before coining here World War n he served to the later. this year. tween Manchester and Vernon Since then the MEA has Pacific with the Army. He was Miss Rlis-Pederson minsed to Talcottvllle. appointed senior underwriter to aaked^ and been refused, to lost night’s closing banquet be The office will handle resi speak tor all professional staff 1952, and was named to the of FOR A DAY, WEEK... OR LONGER cause she left eariler in the dential and commerclail prop ficial staff as supervisor of ap- members during the Interim be w«dc for a tour of the north erties east of the river, spe- fore a second referendum. plloatlonB to 1954. eastern United States before ctsliring to Vernon, Mancheater, He currently serves as sscre ■rhe MEA based its argument returning to Denmaik to Sep Coventry and Tolland. A 1965 Cev from on the results of ths first ref t u y of the Southern New Eng tentoer. Mm. Converse, who attended land Home Office Life Under Moriorty Brothora erendum which showed it to be The oamp, on R t 186, is op- Fainntogton (Maine) State RENT the majority organization. writers Association, and 1s a tor< Have yon found all the friendly bankers’ hearts as eoM ns enated by the Connecticut Teachers College, has been ac mer member of the Mancheater your mothar-to-law's UssT Have all the yes men said NOI ’Thq Manchester Federation of Trolls Ommoll o f tlm Gtel tive'to the real eetate field for Teachers, a much smaller, Board of Dlreetore. No! No!T Hava you baeo treated like a skonk at a lawn partyT Soouts. The couqcU’s area to- tmion-affillated group, has taken approocimately five yearn, spe- Mr. Grannlss is a 1936 grad- Somehow have yon gotten the impression yon’re dead ant ohidee eastern sad south-cen daMctog to mortgage financing. usAe of Brown University. He Just not embalmed yet? Well. . . If your oheeka show a JUttle no formal aotlon towArd peti tral Connecticut. The camp wiM tioning for 'a referendum al Rhe served M the secretary of Joined the company to 1046 tol- color and your flat can cintoh a little green, get on your roller : be avalishle tor week-end comp though it has expressed Ha in the Rockville Board of Realtors. iowtog two years Army serv akatos, bicycle or piggyback and o’mon over and see Honest tent to do so. ing trîs for snsa troops dur Miss Dupret, a graduate of ice, and was named underwriter Douglas. Doug doesnT care If your alma mater la PEim When H does it is Ukely it win ing the fall and winter. < STATE or STATE PEN. Yon can get off your uppers and ★ Brand new, fully equipped cars ready to go. ask only to represent the teach get behind the wheel of a good used oar (reoondltionM where’ ers since it and its parent af necessary) ah— it Rîsonable rates. filiation, the American Federa tion of Teachers, believe firmly DOUGLAS MOTOR SALES •k Full insurance coverage. In the separation of teachers TH A N K YO U! and administrators. WESTOWN 333 MAIN STREET k Large discount if your car is in our stop for School Supt. WilUam Curtis PHARMACY 'Eff6ctlv* Today— STELLA'S BEAUTY STUDIO^ has been quoted as saying a sec You ean buy confidently with dignity and NO BED TAPE (We repairs. 456 B artfori Rd- 646 6646 27 Parkar Straat, Manchattar don’t take yoiw blood either) Just a little money down la Will Tarminata Oparatlons quired with E -A -S-Y paymenilie you can afford. No matter To malntaia oar eonttenKy what you Iwvo heard befora or mad before, NOBODY BUT OPEN SUNDAYS sf medleal gscvles ws nrs To my past and present clients, may I express MORIUTY BROTHERS my sincere thanks for your patronage! M l CENTER STREET ^ — T E L 648-5185 8 A.M. — 8 P.M. It has indeed been a priviiege to have known and OpiMi All Doy served you during these many y e ^ l LBAUNG P L A N ! FOR A IX 1965 MAKES A MODELS PINE PHARMACY (Mrs.) Steiia E. Kaminski 664 CsMsr S t • •46-6814 SUNDAY I 4 n. itlj f l^ftn TV Shows AUO. 28 Hmi SVT. r . ' ■ j' ------,/ l Folk Slngers-r-but Funny

nOfX dYWvOu (AP) —■ Xf theyMe earth as a bewildered aiurela "3 t»m Hknry: Or m Us Hoes y, exam- t areBA asmm funnyAna«aes ona m telelTlston a as a — on _____ probation.■ _ a It. takes . > ~oU ney A ir- < friends called him. Jack Hank, they are on a night ehd> nbor, firom there. was a stoH d r iv M man. He ' be the comedy hit of the sum- recent years, starting at San who were Seeing from religious a for curf- a u r eeaaon. And no place hatae Francisco. prosecution (sic) aad tbe com folk Hagers mors than Las Vs- IB a sense, they are the B»lke mon market. The puritans Were temporarily gas. ones. Tern* Jones of folk music, spcKrflng very religious people who (Mly Belafonte haa craoked the music that the avant garde worked hard to carve a home t is advon- the Nerada resort In the past, groups dig. s customer from the wlldemees. But on Sat Oeme Sept. IT, the Bmotbers Every song they sing gets an urday night everyone let down le number Brothers television series \g and the introduction Just Uks me regu Ms hair aitd relaxed around the mskss Its debut on CBS. lar folk singers do. Srealde with a fun-packed, frol- t Is left in The format has Tom coming Some Smothers introductions; rted without iceome witch burning."

Tice presi- servlcee for trie Corp., lar on "En- Linda, Lynn, >1 by De- r the Elec- Connecticut Lynette, Lori hitects and HOLLYWOOD (A P ) — What , at the Ho Tammy and Gidget, long in movies, come to tele ard on Sept. television cbvlouriy needs, In addition to some fresh ideas for vision in new AB C series. Sally Field, above, stars 1 outline the ipts for the sertiM,'ls some new names for in “Gidget,” starting Sept. 16, and D ^ b ie Watson, series’ starlets. ent in edu- Their faces may be their om , left, in “Tammy,” starting Sept. 17. luslneas and but their bandies, real or in- T «itsd, sound like a broken record. There ere — or w ill soon be — Iin<)a Evans, Linda Foster, Lin Burl, Ives, Tycoon )U U ] da Kaye, Lynn Borden, Lynn OPEN 6 LoS^, Lisa Loring, Lori Saun ders, Lyitette’ Winter, Cynthia HOLLYWOOD (A P ) —Walter<^ Where as Brennan’s diamond- hru Sat- l/jrA and Lana Wood. Brenhan, jdaying the richest in-the-rough tycoon spent the hursdaya la the male division there is man In CalUomia in an ABC season hrakeihig for the good Tim Oonv^, Gary Conway, old days when he was poor, T1 m'Ocnwsy, Oary Conway, comedy series last season, or anonymous and struggling, Oery OoUina, Oary Liockwdod, dered ah assistant to buy the Ives’ wlU be concentrating on Gary Vinson, Oary Crosby, and airline when be was imable to social climbing and culture. T ^ BUI OMhv. get a plane reMrvation. idea of the series belongs to Richara X. Slattery Is a oo- BUri Ives, playing the richest Cleveland Amory, a proper Bos FHIS star in "M r. Roberts," but no man In the world in a new ABC tonian vdiose writing speciality relation to "Slattory’k People," comedy series this season, will is the surgicail dissectioo of high INT. wlioes star is Riobard Crenna. order an assistant to buy a hotel and pseudohlgh society. The Dorothy Malona of "Peyton when he is unable to get the ac first script was put together Iqr Is not related to Nancy comodations he wants.; Abe Burrows, who wrote the of "The L o ^ Hot Sum- Brennan’s “ Tycoon," unfortu boHc for "How To Succeed in' nately, lived but a single sea Business Without Really _____used to be oonalderable son, quite possibly because Um ’Trying.” Udtllag . abgOt the off-beat iblio had become so condl- "But the execution of the ser nted tor ambitious Soned to Ms Image as a lovable, ies," Ives explained, "was notably flashy foxy MUbiUy of all thoee seasons turned over to the Hollywood . Tab or Rip for of “The Real McCoys" that It professionals." Htilson. Hunter aad Tom. But Just didn’t identity hma as a lov TMs may forebode the usual, at {toast they have the advan able, foxy mtlUonaire. tired format of a series. But tage ot bailig dtstlnotlve. Let’s .Ives, ABC’ s new model of the Ives believes that Ms character ■an now, is It U s e Loring in lovable, 'foxy mUIionalre, is un w ill strike the Walter MItty Addams FamUy" and der no such handicap. He first chord In the average person, Igm -L orin g In "Th e F K ” or Is acMeved fame as a folk singer cowed and helpleaaly angarM It the other way around: and balladeer, then moved on to when encountering arrogance. a etellar Broadway euid motion '"He pdto snoba in thalv picture career aa an actor with idace," the beardeA round- . MOT STUDY a range from tragedy to come faced actor said. "Yw know dy. •” O.K. Crackerby" wlU be how people are treated bX CBS News w ill present a study Ms first television series. maltre d’hotMs, headwaHeie, at the caiues of the Loe An- petty officials, cleiks In sn i^ setos riot in an upcoming "CBS stores -r- any of these eats whe neporta." The program, titled, like to push peopl# around." "L m Angelea; WhyT” , will ex plore Om toaaoBS other large eltles can Ond In tbe Los An- Color Andy Williams Colorful fHee vlHenoe. HCXLYWOOD (A P ) - - Andywonly Uie audlenoq but the qrdw*khow,. however,' are not Ms, WUllama, who picked up where because last year the singer evei) though he picks them. I^rry Como left off as a style stuck to conservARVe colbty on They are owned by the produc setter, turned up for a televlslan Ms weekly NBO:Sbow. SM fa ers ot Qie ix'ognm , are worn 8EUN0NT taping session the other day vorite costume WM a n w r bhie only on the Hiow, vmd hence ard wearing a red sweater, red slipover sweater," over s vdilte tax-deductible, Williama never slacks, red (HMke-and red boots. turtleneck, apd." snug wMte seee the bills, but Ms producer ELECT This Mase of color stunned, not ’slacks, estimktes the MU between |18,- mm wiM . iffSTALL Television hss had little im 000 and lao.ooo, LABOR/ pact on fashions, men’s or wom W^Ui'ame’ wardrobe draws iM m npoNT ■ I en's. TMs has been laiwely considerable fan mail, a lot of H NYLON OeABPBT ^ Our SPEEDY S p ^ t y to tbe fact that most shows have from people who think it would 27/ BR -been in Mack and».wMte, and be nice if he gave > them his oaeW- ’ .Up-tbljPslS’ TRULY DBUaOU3 much detail was ' offs. Some eVen offer to buy: 9omo his been: d o ite d with some at halt price. Since the erlih M*’ WOAM OUtilnON CHICKEN popularising contforijlble, oolor- clothes aren’t his, the requests Brown in 6 MinnteB ful sweaters, anq .WtUiams has are a waste of effort and made a h it wltU his sweaters, Stamps. The world’s "finest eatin’ slacks, end eolornil sttede, boots. Anoy is one of tbe television ohlcke with tnoompafable Hq wears clothes with flair and sla n who starts shooting the as eoM as F R iE . ESnilATES^ taste. obviously Is not afraid of exotic next season’s. Shows very early i said NOI plumage. to be free for night-club and fair iwn partyT CALL IN OROEB '■ ’ INTQUH'HOMB Pick Up 10 Mlnntea Latov His personal .wardrobe, he eiypgentents during the sum I d e ^ but Insists,, is not ^ mer, H eqas Just finished a four- mm low a JUttle Odarantised IhstallakoBs suMst a couple of sports JatrikMO, dity nt the W ^onsin state yonr roller SdSHdSI''; DEOI’S DRIVLIN uihd about 100 swefteip, Fs4r end opens at the Iowa . OAU t4t-iia4 see Honest 109 CnONT^. ST,-r0^-M00 pairs of slacks, it >'>•1-1 - >* State’ Fair in OM MoIb m TM>* T V -th M o, Bales aiA Berttoe U PENN I k w The clothes he wean on hie day. ippers and ined whsN

rAPB (W e lown Is re- No matter ODT BUT as Honest Jy em-' a and have PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES’h ® , CONN.. SATURDAY. AUGUST 28. 1966 PAGE *rHRBl SATURDAY JU PROGRAM Morning MONDAY J(/ PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY J(/ PROGRAM I O u b m I the finaat vaoatloa spots In tho Ford T iU U iM Sky E lu Amerioaa West ^ <48) AelUa Hows . _ (M ) AoMsa News lwmar, eurrantly I iTBaga_____ M iu (0> (8) Beaaessey TV ^ liM (3) Bart______M b r 6: SpaHasaaa BolUag . Sobserlpasa i Oeorst Affair," Fart n. (4#> lf«WD TV di8i (8) Sparts, Naws aad Waalhav f i '7rma La Douce." (n> SktartejrSktaMajr AnaiM M ‘^lM Lady and the Tarpen" Voyag Robart 8 iU <8) Nows "Th« Taxaa lU iM ra, >Vad SiM Family Voyago 80 Mo : (WEDHf Chatmtd 2 4 ) - ______1. Jade (88) CiBhhsuss ViN <8848) Mr. Naval: (U) IfncMumy and_nd jaanJW Parker. SiM <33-M> Keataelm Jeaso, 6.M llObuni Stona. d iN (8) News "And Then 1 Wrote .. AbrO. Two bandlta■ Join tha Teu a Theatre " » r ' A to iia y Night a* tha SiM (8) Siga ( b aad Froyar and Anne Jeffreys. Bhip- MONDAY llad a man ta tha UrttodoF my Sands) rsfuses n eoUego carry on their work undla* Merrni portrays a captain of levies achoUnhlp because ho does turbed. *- i • :H (3) Towa Crier Rsnonoa and garblad •:M (6^648) Mo a to w to South ------Ue P p l^ to a proetoct of NYO "The Teahouse of the August S:M (3) Summer Someoter news cabis cause merry mix- Beport I What's Now _____ JorgatT lid <86>Nows aad Wsatosr not want to leave .A l^ a half hour film to ba Police Dept ChOanwvooooQPDn 8sttMr atone to hto bSE Announced. Moon." Marlon Bmado and (M) Varied Frogiaasa up among odolaaoeiit eiuertato- ! ' 2 52* Wsolhof •iM StU (M> Nawa Colonel OlawB*a «r. Talaal •i80 (3) Biekea Bnow 6:M (3) Momenb of Comfort — 13). Aftsr DUasr Msvto t r S f i lX T f 6) Aottsa ifawB <8> The Depnty o o> villogam aUar ftodtag a peon. 7:M (8) Booebnll he stops at a security^ (33-M) Today Shaw laratar’o'8 DaaghtofDaaghto Montana'aSlatlioad Lake aad N.Y. MeU VB. Houaton U lM BFD No. S “ “ els to the vtoeyarda of FTanoe ' (3) ^ tha Wertd Tataa realises that thirst for ve»- IMvari Toft (i^tadioa Dar Pedro ArmedarU and ifaria Prank Atwood tight factoiy while ou his reg to an attempt to reixiver 7:86 (3) News wita Hlha WoBaco fiM (3343) Let’s Htaks a Ib a l <0) gence has destroyed all other . ^ 2 r * * U '* ’‘S* -2* Dakota. Oar Mlaa Braoks (30) FOm Fealarss Mita (I) Oaasmeka (B) (3) Friends of Mr. Goober (0 ) Ttjple Child Leslte Parriah. Musical bassd 3iM (3) Faaawsrd U iM ( » 4 4 6 ^ Nawa. Sparta aad 6iM Aatlqaes (3348) Memaal s f Tnrih Laral Nowa aad (8-t*4a> Amerioaa Band aland J!**«»m‘**a«al Showttaao U ilg <8> The Deputy 7:66 (3) Let’s Talk Abeat (33-M) Momeat a( Truth (18)^ BeadeA Dlgeet _ < 8 6 ^ Whom tha AoBaa la westoer on A1 Coop’s comic strip char- (M) 8atnrdi» Katlaeo ^ ~ F * * 0*0. Mtohosl StM <{) Hmm Faity VlU <3t) Backstage actors, (C) A Ttoso fay Va f t f t (3*48) The Tyeson Ui8t S(SAM) News, Bpeito, (48) Mack aad Myer youny delinquent and a aoolal • :M . (3) Bdgn (3-38-48) of Night A Tioae for Do Insect Control ' Si86 (S-3M8) Nhwa Trith WamaVa worker who feels he deserves (3M8) News ,t:M (3) Hap BJohards Show l; Trailmaator (MMtoalxht Show ^ ^ TVBSDAY SiN (3) Edge ef Nlakt M iN MoadaTitartlght 8:88 What’s Now <|) Trallmaater U iM <84-8848) Mews, Bpeito aag y.S. Consresaman Donald 3. 'The Mummy's Hand,” George (48) Bose the Clewa (33-38) Yen Don’t Bay (O) ■'under tho OunT" Racketeer, Children <3848) *•“ « Norrbds •rd CMte, Audrey Totter and 7 Repeat of 6 p.m. 8:66 (3) Newa <38) Toalxht Show record suffers. John Wayne, U :M (I) Satarday Speotaealar (33-M) Truth or Ceuseqoeaees (8) Mickey Mease Clab U .M Mews 6;M Teanls for Bvorybodyt Art- Owner of a cabin cruiser be 1:88 (3) Moments ef Meditotioa — marrying a wealthy, hand- soaa WUdllfe Kaw-Awa-Kee meets a beautiful, designing 13 ;M (3) Search for Tomorrow aoma man. Problems arise ItSIMS) Moraoato of Oomfor t—> comes Involved with gun-run Sira Ott Kaw-Awn-Kee la Darwin Pal woman. 7:88 What’s New ners to Cuba which results In (S«) Oae O’clock Beport — (33-38) I ’ll Bet (C) when she meets a mechanic, Miood Might Hymn Repeat of 6 p.m. mer, a Kiowa Indian who is “ The Crimson Kimono/' Vic (8-1848) Father Kaewa Best a r ^ estate salesman and a a fight aboard ship. Sira Ott surrounded by the heritage of toria Shaw and Glenn Corbett 7:M Local Issue Oheyeaae David M(£;allum in dlsjday written digests of news tiM Potot of View M Little Leame Basehnll (38) Tonight Show liM (3) Yogi ^ r (18) MUIloa Dollar Movie World Series with Leo Dir ti Starring Johnny Carson (C) Michael Dunn, the acclaimed bulletins on the screen at tbe Richard M. BUsell Jr. dUcuo- (38) Film Foatares er and Sonny Fox. Patricia Crowley will U;35 (48) Medollloa Theater Broadway actor who plays a (U ) MBIloa Donor Mevio disguise on N B (j B sea hU colorful career, (48) Blflemaa Yvette Mimieux ap BINA'm A SPECXAL. (48) Blflemaa sam « Ume as the bulletins are 18 :M The Evil Oneea m U.N.- being given orally. ABC said Repeat of August 36, 10 p.m. • iSa (3) Uvtog Hbloiy 3:30 (18) MUIloa Dollar Movie NBC’s new series, 1<86 (38) News — Sign Off Fools," ■will appear In an up Nows aad Weather the additional service w ill bene of a two-part drama musical review of his 2S-year > Beeky and HU Frbado C.L.E.’’ Monday, 8-9 ^ ^ TRUBSDAY ^ Report from Connecticut Ooit- singling career. The hour-long “You and Me," Sylvia Slêy, “Please Don’t Eat the 3:06 (8) News coming episode of CBS’ new ' Adveotara srtth nask Oor- fit viewers wbo have hearing Btltutlonal Convention on NBC’s “Dr. Kil George Raft 3:18 (8) Moments of Comfort » series, "The Wild, Wild West,” § p.m. dlfflcultles. 6:88 TThaPs Now SabscripUon TV TEXACO BorbareUe of Radio Stattoo 7:08 (3) Uttlest Hob# — (48) UB. A b Force BeUgtora like Bookcases WDRC and Bice Clemow of "Weekend tor Throe,” Dennis (8) TUs U the life lives the incredible tension of S:M (8) Ed Sadlvaa Shew O'Keefe, Jane Wyatt. Pair ot (18) Subscription TV Film (33) God Is the Answer the fateful days In '63, under S:M (33-38) Branded (B ) (O) Conneeacut Life.roagastae. newly-weds are stuck with an (30) I Led Three Lives 1:N (3) Momeat af Heditatfaa — (38) Agricsltare on Parade Open 24 Honrs A Day •:M A Boomfnl el Mnslo Sign Off the shadow of the (hibon mis (8-3848) Broadside beeau$e the antennali up front in the handle 18:M Ghanael 34 Beport Immovable house guest. (32-6040) Local News aad 8:16 (3) Davey and Goliath sile crisis. (C) S:M (8) TwUlght Zone (34) The Bobos Game Weather 1:M (iT News 8:38 (3) The Worid Arosnd Vs (38) FUm (3340) Bonaasa (B ) (C) Firestone lirM The Long Tidal River (38-88) At Home With Kitty 7:16 (22) Summer Highlights 1:M (8) Moments ef Comfort — (8) Davey and Goliath (C) (30) Boiler Derby (8-38-40) SB nd» Night Movie FBfDAY (48) Action Newt (M) Sporta Camera (lood Night Hymn (38) Communism: Myth vs, (48) Westover Preseats "The Young Doctors," Fred- Quality Line Prodnets F.M. • 1:86 (48) Gale Storm Show (48) News Bealita 1:36 (3) Yonr Congressman from ric March, Ben Qaxiara, Dick Gen. Repairers License 6:08 4%al’s New 1:80 ^ Boston vs. Chicago (away). MAWet CBrUn (8) Banger Andy Show (8) t^w pou t 3:M (8) The Caan. BiverApeelal and Walter Brennan. Story of a SIGN Weather "The Long Tidal River,” Stello (33-80) iBateh Gome (0) (M ) News oad Weather 1:38 (48) East SUe-West Side hpise with wUl to win and a i u o 5 c ^ ^ (8) Mickey Moase Olnb Balmona interviews Hr. Grant 3:46 (8) Teaals fer Everybody iri who loves him. (33) Big Mews of Hartford's Children's Mu ? MOTOROLA (18) MiUton Dhltor Movie U tU (IS) For Adalts Only 4:M (8) Yankee Basetauf "Benson Murder Case," Wil- seum. M) ^ Valoachableo BELMONT (M) MIghUlfe (38) ladastry ea Parade N.Y. vs. Kansas City Itom Powell and Paul Lukiui. C A U 649-1752 "Wings Over Honolulu.'* P r»- ly Ellers. — Says — vealnre 1:86 (•) News wor Navy pilot faces a court 'The Women's Touch." • Uam Dwight Sr., Holyoke 881 MAIN ST. (8) TeU He, Dr. Breihers Jritoa^Pt - Telegram; with *!!!"'■ Aad Weather STANEK ELECTRbNICS rnuik Findlay—FMe Gitnwr martial. R oy H U la ^ Wendy U tM (8) F.J. Movie '« (38-48) Beany sad Oeefl <•> Momeato af Oomtoot Barrie and William Gorgon. (W) Faith to FaUh R l ^ r d Garvey, Springfield Good Night Hyma P N p S . "Twenty Plus Two,” David DaUy News, as moderator, STATE SEBV. STATION 277 BROAD S’TREET— PHONE 649-1124 (8) Admiral Jack Show Jonssem Jeanne Croto and **If iron dont boy (M) CalhoUe Hour 1:U (I) Momata rt Medttattoa ~ (83) Featare Foar-TUr^ n » < lf> .^ er*ea a Golf Classic SIga Ott ' no MAIN ST. 8 OrimroM 88. MnaoliMter Agnes Mooreheod. Private In 11 :N (3) Interaatloaal Zoas 4:tt (8) lime (bt for Sporta "Road to Rio,” Bob Hope and vestigator, engaged to finding * C your car at Avto (8) Commeals and People _ „ At end of game. Bing Crosby. Bad .luck of one a missing heiress, becomes In Discount House, .? „ program features •:M (13) The ftoher Fatally WiTMAN OIL OOl, tim e top miwtotana tarns volved ^ th a movie star, his "Goya" Greek Orthodox Youth (M M ) Baeore brighter when they stowaway . you're paying too of America. RANGE md DRYER S4 MAIN 8T. ex-flanoes and a glri to tho I 'T h e Cboaen Child” NBC Newa m a k e a d if f e r e n c e WIDBRE YOU SAVE! OB a luxury liner bound for Rio. case. much. (3848) Ballwlaklo M ard • winning stiitudy of the WIRING SERVICE DOES TRIANEtE (M) Sapermaa— (48) Merv Oriftto Show (33) It b Wrlttea Joya and wroniwM that are po- Memory Laao Starrtog Johnny Ctoraon (0 ) sMost Cars are {> u (8) Samethtag Now b r FaU Snrrtos Changeo. Complete (88) f^ y s a a a s i u Lt SS w W”* o:M (i) I’ve Got a Secret W lrtar InataUttloBa la OM (8) Fetor Fetomas guaranteed 100%! ( M ^ Diseovery ART WINNER FLUNKS -(IS) Ik e Christophers and New Homea aad B buI* (18) MlUtoa Ib lla r Mavis SiM (3) The Tm alleO i CeatBL, mSTANT (48) Blflemaa LONDON (AP) -- Petor Gkxl- êphertJoM&'lauto.Sufoten "H e^ b reo k Country; Italy's neeaea. SPSGXALIZB (48) Kaaekaat Aard, 17, TvtiUMr of tho top prUo s Large Selection s f ^ t h . ’* An exploration of why Beetpio Beat iBstaUattoas. ) W(8) JNeWfNews GMa A Wsattog w ta tho 19M British natlOMl ox- Fine Cars! Imight 1 ^ human emotions 1 ^ reform boa failed to cure EARNINGS ^ Blhto A Z V o n from day o f daposM, and Balancing m th (88) nil BataS . “My patattags luro mostly ab- AUTO "Immortal Love.” (M) Mr. aad Mrs. North 4 ttmas ydtuny. (8) News 13:U '(» Preflle JM) ShorIH of Coehlso ■ASSIT >iwAsind'i IM^îtJUIIET Precision Snap-On (It) aubheaaa * Btraot,” he said. “Hio poopio „ "The „ AmericanArne: Flog." g:M (3) Zeorama who markod tho oxamtaamn 13:M (3) We Believe (3348) Sp~ erto to Aettea Equipment woro looking (or photograiô ^ DISCOUNT ^ Jewish "Monte Oario ___ l ^ y " — sporta U*T MADt nr.. NANOBBSTBB • ROUTS fl, OOVSWTHT Ooatomload Seat Oovece Doable Stamps ( U m rnmmiUf Brtahtoy roproJontatlon.'' (M) W lm to Jamalea OusteeMsed Aoto Tiips On' lahday ;|H0U$E,lncL>: Soma breathtaking views ct (M) Ste!lrt£g*thS*WW^8 DRMPSEY.TEGELBR oRd Co.,^ |r«. 478 Center S t one of the most bMutIful va- / <:*> pm. luting, Ohamiel Don WILLIS Garage Carribbeaa. TURNPIKE AUTO Hoorai 7 A.M. to 11PJM. 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WASHI PresifJent moned sit A White I: day in an what he c and head 'The Presi personal pli »A 6 B 1 Ueyd -■ ---- Thaxtoa Shew ialktag anA srmng4“ to era. ~~ t la Arrenttns.' 8tM Riflemaa Ino ot “Our Private World," a Bueaes Aires eportsnian. g]H Nawa and Wstotot day mldnlg When CBS’ "Dick Van Dyke The hour series for sevwal liW Weal ll Bla FilsaiB Osnan (Ot Johnson’s s Mato a Deal (fit Bhow" returhs to the air tor a seasons was called "The 8 S S Maara fl personal 1 M W season Sept. U , the net Nurses," and the title roles dispute at work’s eautloua Imitatibo o< were pUyed by Shirt Conway, lito la Pniadlse **Petyon Place" will be conclud as lis Thorpe, a mature an|^ SiW s iu (SI ed, something less than a hit ot mercy, aM Zina Bethune as nSsiirtîii-'ss But somtiMw, from the very Gall Lucas, a young one. In an StW Party . Ml M Ha, Dn. tolM lss beginning ot “Our Private effort to bolstw Its flagging rat Deetom “ • f f e W orld," one had a feeling that ings, CBS last season added two tiSi SrtS (>^Raws and 8 per Rogam, MdWMd Mvaratt Vac CBS------didn’t really- f thlnklt was male physicians as leading lU _ , 1 TV ___ tor bast L____ (Ml tar. DC _ . (4S1 Marv OrWIn kist a summer nplacement. spiced tto the story lines. Ml Oeaetal Hwmllal m-MM> Lsaal Mawa Secondly, the principal charao- This drastle treatment failed 8iN TsTrtlltoTraih Wasttor UiM (Ml C o e ter was spun off the long-play to cure rating troubles, so the m Tea Sto** Say (Ot liU (Ml Bgaaia Danes Party llM (Ml One ing daytime soap opera. And >1to Big Plrtan M m Igarts < network show at >4S1 rUmSg MafrtsSs (M)• Nawa Uga Off WASH Lisa carefully kept the door But the Show’s J;W (}> News 7:N (S> Tto Mnartaia M l DA. Alt Fafoa BaHgians open so she could slip back to iM (i) Baaaw kaiy.SIww Daniel Baaaa agreemen producer stubbornly refused to (01 liM 7{1 Nawaeana the daytime fold. w l U j ^ up again on Peatare Feai^Thlrty (UM> H a ^ (B> (01 speaks of ELECTRONICS town — a sort of spin-off on the *'C!rlme in the Streeta," Sal (8-MM> Peytoa PlaM Men and Freedom" series, wUl Mineo and John Caaaavetee. U;M (t> The Defaaders the year’s LABORATORIES author of the book, ' “Peyton A young hoodlum and a leader « o M. ***• ntnigiê between Bng^ ber, Senati Place." of a Street gang, plots murder "^(itt^'lilfa'jSrr.S Everett M. n ie feminine audience didn’t in spite0 of social worker Fhuippe. When a ww. u nance in the lOth century. TOcts Cong 277 BROAD seem to care, so they changed October. the name, dr^tped the novelist, Only tw and concentrated on her two young nieces. ’The patient'failed the Senat E X P E R T to rtdly in the ratings, so on gram ahea Sept. 24 its time runs out. F R H ) A Y JO P R O G R A M claims agi S E R V IC E and the ot Tinas Ohannal (S) News sad Weather (Ml D.S. A ir Fare# BeHgfans In Florida. 1(M ( » Best Sener , Three Btaesea 1:4t (t> News The Ho L Jet pilot tries to redeem pest (Ml AetieB Mews llM (8) Hemaats sf Oeartert — nothing to mistakes■ and ragaln ■ ino______conn- •tM (S> Sports, News and Wealtor Oeed Might Hnun n Includei o f T V am i Coming Shows dence he has tost William Hot- (Ml The Satat tl4t (I) Newa aaIWaalhM den. federal aU “World in a Marsh,’’ an . Virglnfa Leith andBdlJ( Joyd ■ giU (B> Newt tiU (t> Memeat e( MedHatisa -> Nolan. W) (M) a abhenee SIga Oft ter areas, RADIOS award-winning film on the „ Hevie S SiM (S> News surplus na' miniature life found in the “Swing Tour Lndy," It) Baartoa Street Beat CA U M9-1124 Humphrey Bognit, Fenny Sm- “ Missing Queen," (Ml Cfalhoun foreign na marshland, will be presented on rtetoo ifad Ronald Rtegan. gets involved to a beauty con- Û.N.CL.E.’ Bows of an agre Channel 34’s "What New" Mon Promoter sets up a wrestling iast in which murder fa one ot drop tarl day at 6 p.m. camp in Missouri and ths the ludgtog/factors. TV'Batfo, Bales i Sendee wholelie town ■ gets Into1 the act itS-M>niatIey — Biiahlay For 007 Special products, I (M) Bahaa Onaaei Bepert ■peed grou W illiam H. Paricer, the poUoe (toMrSTBame wHh kittr g:M (Ml News sad Weather Final ac (Ml Aettaa Haws gtM the Press" tomorrow 6-d;30 (M l PWth far Teday (SSMMl Lseal News ai brated colleague, James Bond. SUPPUES (tol.Be^ Oane# W6aHmv pm . 1:M (MM) T ill (Ml gammer Blxhltghta NBC will prasent m Sports Camera TTie new fashions are ex (M M l Memsal af Tnrth (44) News Incradible Worid of Jams8 and Grata (M M l Where tto Aettaa, Is IlM (t> Bawhtde B i amined to "Paris Bbcctusive: t:M (*) Baaaa Party (Ml iBleraatlaaal StowUms Bond" 'With Bean Connery m- ^ Pets, Pet Foods boet. mmd Pet Attlrs ^ ’06 with Ottvia de KavUlahd” on (M M ) Tto Daetars a Don Ameche, host, "Thei no V.-BOCaeoh (S-MMl A TIaao tar Da National (hreua.’' ’Die network anld the program “AiBC Scope" WednesdaxJ0:30' liU (S-MMl Nawa w«h WesMn’e - PItotsloaes U pm. - Paris salofis will be ■iM (SMMl P.D.B. Will bo “ an entertaining and LITTLE & vlsHed for fhe prewletw. SiM (S) Bdga af NishI •:M (|) Sarrlvsl ■lightly humorous nnnlyni" of (M M ) Aaattor Waild "Scott Caipentor." ‘ Tto earth Bond. Film clips from tha Bond (S) Trailamster stUI as all attention rIvaU on M cKi n n e y Marion Brando and Glenn (M M ) aeaeral Hacyltal Soott Carpenter. Momenta, be films, In' Which Ckxmery ntnra, C( fore, he BuoceaaniUy completed will illustrate Agent 007’a teoli* U WOmiBBllKlB 8T. Ford are the principals in the SiM (t> Ta Ten tto Tra& 'movie, “The Teahouse of the (MM) Tear Han’t Say (01 orbital fllghi But now, nlques with villains aad women. MaaAestoi^-64S-S0tt (IS) Digest tag overshot nfa mark, to August Moon" tonlghi on NBC (SSMl Teang Marrieds iMft at sea. SAIGK at 8:00 . . . “LI’l Abner,’’ with 4:M (S) BaaferXsAr Shew Family from thi Pkter Psimer and Leelle Par (SSMl HatekOsme (01 t:M (SI O u Prtvata Warid it) Mlekey Maaaa Gtab (|M______M ) Valeattae’s______D~aF rish, will be presented on NBC’s & ) MIBtoB Dallar Marta tiM (tl Vaeatlen n u ^ a s e Viet Con WHY “Tîestey Movie Special’’ 8:80- '^ I n to Town." Mae West had (t M Ml Peytsn Plaoe Nam, a Paul (favaaagh. UiM (tl Slatlesy’s Peepls C3ommur 11 p.m. (M> TraUauwter (M tU iJaok Faar Ftagram (Ml Bwabhy Shaw down an HONDA "The Cliocen Child," a study 4:M ( M ^ News '* " M 1 U O’ Claek High North Vie 4iM pe torIw BrttfahBrUfah Army offt- Systtm. tlons, the SPORTS CENTER •iM (I Ysnr Steatar fsaa ear who lovaa her. - •M Center Bb MS-9Ua and manner of taking ftafi And ■ Rtbk (4t) Merv Or give the I g *to «. W llliM M & g part jon (0) OeppiiliDie - I bombs dn tiM. Befert K‘mii. v' O il ' The spe ■n Thuriderct MANCHESTER JOIIMBB DBVMMKB S e r v iM ground (li B e* Ocrane, who will star on 841 Broad ing mlssli CBS’ agw aeriea, "Hogan’a. HB- ot Hanoi, roes,". . w u once adrunftn^r strofit to have e; QLDSMOBILE with the Connecticut Symphony OAS 649-4648 not be ret Orchestral ' • ness. He "Your OMMfiobilG Oeeier'' Another when It ( ICE ble over P 111 WEST OENTER St. - ils-tsil PLANT OPEN , pilot was ‘Weekddye 8 to 8<80 # JM.» Sandaya 8 A J t t to 1 M l . ejected ai ’ OBACUBD lOBe-OLOCK lO tfl CUM* ing- A U.8. NEW or USED L T. W OOI^ »iB IS S B L L ST. killed Su w . J r raone 848-1138 \ two obs 0^ t « ' Khanh H north of i announce • r alrcral The ■ these d ground w The Oc activity and also held a 1 hlghlanda Ot Kontur Governi