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Johnson Starts Phone Campaign, In State NEW HYDE PARK, N. Y. (AP) — When Pret­ ael, a year-old terrier, ran away from home 11 days Foreign Policy Barry’s Target Body Found ago the Vincent Qonaales family placed a newspaper In Hartford, advertisement offering a the^sald it would be his last respite reward of MOO they had in ^least half his time during the< the bank and the family Johtuon campaign season In the White before the Nov, S election. Clues Scarce JOHNSON CaTY, T « . (AP) Houae. Any president likes the The Arisona senator had one station wagon. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gonsales and — PrealdMit Johnaon, avMi Image of a chief executive hard business session. Ha talked strat­ while relaxing at Ma LSJ egy Sunday with campaign di­ their three children 'g o t at work on the nation’s major HARTFORD (AP)—Po­ Pretsel beick and it didn’t Ranch, ambarfca today — hy tel­ proMama. rector Denison Kitchel. ' ephone — on hU campaign for a PoUUcally, Qoldwater has lice had an autopsy report cost them a cent. David At the same time, he also Messbauer, a gas station full four yeara in the White wants to get out among the peo­ been silent most of the time, oft­ and little else to work with Houae. en unavMlable even to his staff. »day as they pressed their attendant who had found ple several days a week. the dog at a bus stop, Johnaon agreed to addreaa the In accomplishing this, J(dm- Twice, however, he has fired investigation into the sav­ 100th anniveraary convenUon ol ship-to-shore salvoes at Presi­ read the ad and return^ son will be likely to combine age slaying of a young man. the dog. All he wanted, he the International Plaatarera and speaking appearances before dent Johnson’s foreign policy. Maaons Union at PhUadelj^ia On Saturday he accused John­ ’The unidentified victim, in explained, was one of Pret- special interest groups with his late teens or early twen­ ael’s puppies if she ever by long (Uatance. public motorcades td and from son of trying to “to avoid all Once that Waa aocompUahed. questions regarding foreign pol­ ties, was found in the P a r k has any. He, too, has three neighboring airports. River near the state armory children. Johnaon aet thi# aa the day to icy.” aign a bill extending the food Qoldwater demanded that the yesterday afternoon. atamp plan dealgned to bring Goldwater President tell the nation “ just His nude body had at least nourlahment to needy famlUea. NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. how deeply we have been in­ 22 stab wounds, police said. This waa one of hla "muat" btlla (AP) — RepubUcan presidential volved in the runaway rioting An autopsy last night show­ Nasser Gives In Congreae and waa paaaed Juat nominee Barry Qoldwater winds and governmental musical ed that death resulted from a before the Democratic Nattonai up a week-long floating vacation chairs going on in South Viet series of stab wounds in the I Convention which nominated today after staking out foreign Nam.” chest, heart and lungs, police Pledge of Aid him by acclamation aa the par­ policy as a key target in his said. ’There was also some in­ ty atandard bearer. campaign against President VeepM dication of strangling. The Preaident hopea to ad- Johnson. ’The body had been in the T o Makarios draea quite a mnnber of conven- Qoldwater and his wife were WASHINQTON (AP) — Geor­ river from two to four days, tlona, meetings uid convoca- due to cruise back to Newport gia’s Gov. CArl Sanders says the police said, and initial attempts NICOSIA. Cyprus (AP) - Democrats’ selection of Sen. tiona o f union, farmer and buai- Beach aboard their borrowed to identify the victim through President Makarios won a neas groupa between now and motor yacht, the Sundance. Hubert H. Humphrey as their fingerprints were unsuccessful. pledge of support today from ‘MHSHieSiMraMw^stsiiiMi^ the Nov, S election.- > They have been cruising South­ vice-presidential nominee “will So was a search of the river ern CaMfomia’s coastal waters the United Arab Republic in his In private converaation, John­ (See Page Eleven) bank and bottom for clothing or son often streseea such engage­ since last Tuesday. Qoldwater other tangible clues. The hunt dispute with ’Turkish CJyprlots ments before mentioning his resumed today. on troubled Cyprus as anti- American demonstrations con­ planned appearances before lar­ Police were hoping missing Negro women in the riot-torn area of north Philadelphia set up a table and ger, but more composite, maaa- person fUes might shed some tinued in ’Turkey. aa of the voting public. light on the victim’s identity. President Gamal Abdel Nas­ serve coffee to weary policemen who have been on duty since the outbreak od This doubtleaa reflects the Senate to Resume Files were studied in Hartfoi^ ser also warned against outside violence in the area Friday night. (AP Photofax.)______Prealdeat’s ardent wish to woo and surrounding oommunitles. Interference in the island’s af­ aU w>ecial Interest groups and, Police described the victim as fairs, said a joint communique Issued in Alexandria at the con­ hopefully, to a m ern aa a pollti- Battles on Issues white, S-11, 160 lbs, with medi­ aal Bgnra who wul bo able to clusion of talks between Nasser um build and Ught brown hair. elalm support from all and Makarios. BMnta of the voting public. WASHINGTON (AP) — C on-f This could cause lengthy de­ Nasser did not specifically Uneasy Calm Returns It la known that Jtrfuumi gress went back to work today, bate and ever If favored by a Deli^ Water Probe pledge military support, howev­ Senate majority later concur­ hopes he will be able to spend at trying again to settle differ­ HARI^IPORD (AP) — The er. rence by the House would be re­ Nasser’s pledge to Makarios ences that prevented adjourn­ quired. ’The plan is opposed J S State Water Hesouroes Oom- »i(—Um will not immediately re- came on the heels of renewed ment before the Democratic Rep. WUbur D. Mills, D -A «?r demonstrations in Turkey’s key Keating Given National Convention. chairman of the House Rteys queat a fbderal investigation at ttan propoaed dlaobarge of heat­ cities. To Riot Torn City Little business was planned and Means Committee wnich 'The United Arab Republic United Backing by House leaders as repreaentar handles Social Security legisla­ ed water into the (Jonneetiout River from the Nueleer plant thus followed the lead of Greece tives returned from the conven­ tion. and the Soviet Union in promis­ at Haddam Neok. By Republicans tion week recess. This controveray is tempo­ ing help if Cyprue were Invaded PHILADELPHIA (A P )— A tense, Bneasy iniist ,)*»• ’The U.Si. U^Murtment of But the Senate faced a re­ rarily replacing another floor by ’Turkey. turned to the riot-ravaged Negro section of North P h | k newed fig^t over health care for battle which & d tied up the Health, Bkhioatian and Welfare Negroes Join By ROBERT T. CHRAY the elderly under the Social Se­ study had been propoaed by ‘ "The U.A.R. ia prepared to adelphia today, after a weekend of violence, looting, and Senate for 10 days prior to the provide Cyprus with every pos­ NEW YORK (AP) ^ New curity program. convention recei Sen. Rtbiinff after controveray pillaging. Sporadic vandalism, window smashing and York State Republicans joined Backing of the health care developed over the plana of the sible support lor the sake of White School That is the effort of Sen. Ev etrengthenlng the efforts of the throwing of rocks at police continued into the eiuf^, 1b a massive demonstration of program by President Johnson erett M. Diikaen, R-Bl., the ml Connecticut Yankee A tom ic unity today for both Sen. Ken­ could make it one several Power Cfoo^wny. C ^ riot people in their struggle morning hours, but city and police officials aaid ^ e sii* al nority leader, to delay the court to asdeguard the unity of Uielr neth B. Keating and the party’s stumbling blocks in the path of ordered resq^rtlonment of ’’A t tfale point, the OonMnkv- In Resort City nation remained under control and the four-squara^ island,” the communique said. national tioket of Sen. Barry an eariy adjournment. state legislatures. idon certstlnJy baa no intwition miles trouble >one waa returning to relatively norxilil Qoldwater and Rep. William E. Another Is an attempt by ‘ "Ths two sidse agreed that Dlrksen, with the aid of ManS' o f aeklng the D«|Mirtment of foreign military haaea are a BILOXI, MUs (AP) — Sixteen operations. Miller. some members of Congress to Negro boys end girls quietly field, ottered this as a rider toJ Health, Education and WeUare threat to tatarnational peace,” Some 1,500 poMcs satumtoA Rep. Paul A. Fine of the halt or at least delay the r«M»-|the M-AMBlrai fraelgn aM an-. tool< seats beside white first tos area, wMch remained under Bronx, who had pledged to op- it added. pornonmmt of state IVIUJCUm thoriiation bill in an attampt to* Director Nasser is known to be opposed graders in this resort City to­ a 24-hour curfew. Italy Taking poae Keating’s renomination be- ordered by the Supreme 0>urt avoid a presidential veto liam Wine in a letter dated Aug. day, the first public school In­ Mayor James H. J. Tate em­ eauae the senator has refused to to the prasence of Western mili­ , and subordinate tribunals. That Mansfield told newsmen at 26. tegration in Mississippi below phasized that a clear-the-streets endorse Qoldwater, dropped battle was under way when Con tary basss in the eastern Medit­ the Atlantic City conventian that the college level. order. Issued Saturday, re­ Drastic Steps that plan and joined in the unity gross recessed Aug. 21 for the erranean. Britain retains two Congress might be farced to Cradh Odd Party military bases on Cyprus under The first seven entered Goren mained in effect. The proclama­ movement. Democratic convention. stay in sessiort until Oct. 1. flo Elementary School shortly tion, falling under an 1850 law, Clare Booth Luce, who up to Pending in the Senate is a NIANTIC (AP)— Four per­ the 16M treaty of independence He and most other legislators A British base on Cyprus was before the 8:30 a.m. bell sound­ made it a misdemeanor, with a In E con om y Sunday had planned to run House-passed bill which would sons were arrested after a State hope that the curtain will ring used as a staging area for the ed for the start of the fall term. maximum penalty of two years against Keating and remained I increase and expand present So- PoUoe raid on a Nlantic Beach The other nine arrived later at in prison, for anyone to ^ on erltlcal of his stand on Qold- cial Security benefits and hi' down sooner. Seats of some 36 British-French attack on Egypt ROME (AP) — Premiec Ald» senators, including Mansfield” drinking party Saturday night. 'during the 1956 Sues crisis. three other schools. the streets without legitimate Moro’s oenter-left government, water, accepted an invitation to , crease the tax levies which sup State Police said they confis­ The Negroes registered two business. and all 435 House members are Reliable sources said Makar- moving to combat the country’* appear brfore the meeting here, port the nationwide program. cated a rented trailer that con­ Tate, in a progress statement to be filled in the November ioB and Nasser also discussed a weeks ago under a federal court moimtlng econmnic ills, isMed Former Vice President Rich- To this, Majority Leader Mike tained liquor and beer. Leaflets order which directed Biloxi, late Simday night, reported that ard M. Nixon aiso accepted an Mansfield,- D-Mont., and his top election. possible shipment of Soviet emergency decrees today in­ advertising toe party billed it Jackson and Leake County to 235 stores had been looted and Invitation to appear. j assistant. Sen. Hubert H. Hum- Also lacking final congres­ arms to (Cyprus via Egypt. creasing sales taxes and reduo* as "The Psrty of toe Year,” integrate their first grades this more than 360 persona arrested ing employer and employe eoi^ Keating’s principal opponent phrey, D-Minn., now his party’s sional action are several ap­ Before departing for Cyprus, State (PoMoe said. T^ie adver- fall. for various violations. The in­ tributiona to social seemMp to the fight for the Senate seat V i c e-presidential candidate, propriation bills and a few Makarios told a news confer­ jured totaled 247, including 66 hope to tack on the elderly pieces of other legislation re­ ence that Nasser had promised Mississippi is the late state in funds. policemen. Almost all of the in­ The government offered to (See Page Eight) health benefits. quested by Johnson. tSes Nino) him “all possible assistance to the nation to commence public juries were minor and there meet the danger ol any new school integration below the col­ pay the 8HS million reduction were no fatalities. In social security contrlbutiona aggression.” lege level. One shooting was reported. There was no hint of trouble Police said Robert Green, a 21- A]q>arently it hoped to mak* ’The people ol Cyprus should moat of this up through saleu decide on union \^th Greece, here as racial barriers fell. year-old Negro, was wounded Police stood guard at the ele­ Saturday night when be pulled a tax increases. but “ under the condition that no The decree, to be pubUsbed foreign bases should be located mentary schools and newsmen knife on a patrolman who was and photographers were not chasing persons throwing cans in the official gauette tonlgtab on Cyprus,” he said. will be effective .Tueeday, ..fnil Makarios said that ’Turkish permitted in the vicinity. at a patrol car. Otherwise it was a routine Tate estimated “several mil­ must be apix-oved wHtain 66 days by the Chamber of Dep* (See Page Eleven) start of another school term. lions of dollars” in damages and The registration for the Biloxi other costs caused by the riot­ utles and the Senate. school system took place boms ing, which broke out Friday Moro’s Cabinet, stynaled tar two weeks ago without incident. night. The mayor, pledged "the weeks in Ms program for eoo> School Supt. R. D. Brown said full • assistance of the city ad­ nomic reform by a govenunenl he anticipated no trouble with ministration in helping the af­ crisis, toe critical i11nead; ,i)f News Tidbits the start of classroom work, fected merchsoits get back to President Antonio Segni, Apil Any outbreak would Inevitably normal operations as soon summer vacations, moved from the AP Wires affect tourism, a major Industry possible.” in a three-hour em esg««>oy here. The mayor instructed Fredric slon today. Biloxi has been relatively free R. Mann, city director of com­ Twenty new oases of enoe- of the racial troubles that have merce, to meet with business­ phalltto reported taiHouston, happened elsewhere in Missis­ men today to outline a proposed ; bringing total to A13... An­ sippi this summer. A wade-in plan of assistance. gered Puerto Ricans in New attempt on the white sand In a television appearance York throw gasoline bom bs, beaches by Negroes erupted Saturday night, the mayor said rooks and bottles at firemen Into violence in 1960. the rioting had no relation to BuUetiiis battling tenement house blase First-grade clMsrooms doors civil rights fights by Negroes, but no injuries were reported were opened to Negroes by a but was “ criminal hoodlumlsm Orilcd from AP WiroE ...S econd week of wWeepread federal court order which also and looting.” token desegregation began to­ directed Jackson and rural "I have been in touch with the day in South (Carolina. .. Fu­ (See Page Elghi) (Bee Pafe Nine) AUTO TAUUS BBOiN neral servtoes for oomedlenne D d B O lT (A P) — UaltoG Oracle Allen were held today Auto Workeie FreeMeaB Wal­ at Foreet Lawn Memorial ter O. Beotoer led hie team Park, Los Angeles, with scores -to toe bargaining toUe ail o f show business headliners in Screen Stars Planning Film Ohryeler Corp. today, ad* attendance... General Electric tempting to hswnfs' ooi. • will conduct a nationwide, non­ To Help Save Rustic Homes pattera-settoic eontowet !t| r partisan campaign to encourage toe Industry. Its 250,000 employes to contrib­ Reiither met wBh ute to political campaigns and SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP)«grapher Peter Gowland — these negottators after toe Uj candidates. — A little band of Hollywood are a few of the celebrities who ohM apparently had pai^M The winning team from the California Kayak Club (foreground) pushes toward the finish line in the 4-man Hurricane Cleo, whloh left a professionals who have spent Inhabit Rustic Canyon, a bit of end to a revolt by sonae tom- path of damage estimated at years making movies for mil­ wilderness surrounded by city. oral Motors Ooi^. man kayak race at Olympic trials held this weekend at Columbia Lake. (Herald Photo by Pinto.) millions of dollars, la now lions are completing a picture They and 280 other families who wanted GM pleired aa merely a low pressure area ear- for an audience of only five per­ believe they are the victims In a object a t a aew peatoaet ^■ylng heavy riUn up the Florida sons. real-life mekxlranui. The vU- otrtke. coast. . . . Italian police today They consider It one of the lians — In their eyes — are Ourrent paote wlto CWjp Columbia Canoeists Excel in National Meet charged seven members of a most important films of their truck-riding, bulldozing engi­ ler. General Moton atol child gang, aged 8 to lA. with a careers. It won't make a dime neers bent upon knocking down origtaally sehedoled to daring 85,000 jewelry store bur­ but it might save their homes. trees, grading a l2-foot access AFletcher and Murphy took flrst^sponsored by the Newport*»’ ’rhe Hawaiian girls had never today, have By YIRODnA CAMBON glary. . . . Mexican bus ticket The ^cture, "Save Our road and packing a little mean­ untU Sept. place in the men’s C-2 junior Yacht Club, where Republican paddled a war canoe before. stub adds new piece of evidence Stream,” shows grassy banks, dering stream Into a concrete I. Members of the Colum­ competition held Saturday. presidential nominee Barry The war canoe and canoe marking Lee Oswald’s where­ tiny waterfalls, lush trees and coffin. bia Canoe Club, a fledgling Goldwater spends some time re­ tilt events are not part of the abouts In trip to Mexico City primitive bridges leading to $60,- The film’s chief sound Is toe YORK WOMBNI ’n ie local club also paddled Naional Championships but are nx>up in the American inio first place In the girls ban­ laxing, were flown to New prior to Kennedy assassination. 000 and $00,000 homes designed voice of Whitmore, appealing NASHVnJUD, Ttom. (41ft held in conjunction with them. . . , Premier 'Tshombe reports expressly for this woodsy re­ for toe preservation of natural — The dougiibojr hssa Canoe Association, paddled tam war canoe races suid first York last week. 'They were Tom Schroeder, spokesman his army has recaptured strate- treat. beatuty. World War 1, 8ft. AM b C, their,way, despite stiff op­ place In the girls junior class driven to the outskirts of town for the group, said they are York, appeared is be toatof war canoe event. (The boys and stayed at a motel. Their Congo dty of Albertville but Its message: Don’t let olviU- As actors, Whitmore, Fix, position, to second and sponsored by Hawaiian ath­ zation encroach op our sur­ Payne, Middleton and Bochner, ground today to hto tong tito came In second and third). diet, practice time and relaxa­ letes and ex-Olymplo cham­ Communist-backed rebels are third placM in the National roundings. donated their services to the tie wlto 111 heaHh. Hla a a ^ Btotries from - all over the tion is all rigidly controlled. pions who have paruclpated in reported marching toward Bu- Senior Championships held this kavu. . . . The firm’s non-paying au­ picture. So did Sy Qomberg, tton was Ustod In a asstaa s f country, aa far away at Hawaii ’They were accompanied by various events. The -group who produced It and wrote toe medionl reports trooi Vetoto past weekend at Columbia their coach, Werner Stoudt, the Searchers say heavy rains dience will consist of Los An­ toUled 148. trains at "Ala Wai’’ a kind at script Parris, who directed, ans HosplM tBrmig tW f 1 f t Lake. The „event waa part of only paid paddling coach in the hampered Ipuvt for Seth Olbeon, geles County’s governing body^ California entrants took home canal at Waikiki, as surf there the five-member Board of Su­ and Gowland, who interrupted night as Brat erMtool, the Olympic Trials which con­ coutry.' does not lend Itself particularly 99, prison trusty who police say tinue with the North American most of toe trophies in both the pervisors. They’ll see the film his pin-up portraiture to serve grave and early tedag junior and senior events. 'The Hawaiian youngsters took well to canoeing. The young­ escaped from Murphy, N.C. when a hearing le set* on a flood as cameraman. very grava The wMto Championships this weekend sters flew to Washington, D. C. and the Olympic finals Sept 12- (3allfornla Kayak duh won the second place in the men's K-1 prison and raped two women control project. “Save Our Stream," M mln- and daughter a t toe ~' and K2 hi the junior ohamplon- and came to Columbia by oar. IS. high point club trophy; Sperry within sight of toe prie«i camp. Actors James Whitmore, utee long, coat $850, mostly for eld Medal, of Hs m ships and third place in the They stayed with Miss Jean ... Four persona reported kill­ film. At professional rates wme called to hto Robert netdier, Dennis Mur­ Jonas Oal. won the high jun­ Natsch, that is, they put up John Payne, Paul Fix, Lee Mar­ wwnen's ^-4'S. They had never ed when Dntcii and German vin, Mike Kellin, Tom Middleton would have cost $20,000, Gam- Sunday night. Testa phy and Don and Sterling ior women’s trophy; Tony been on the mainland before. tents In her yard and used her Ralphs, Cal., the high junior train oolllde near Weatervoort and Lloyd Bochner; actrees- berg Mid. ^ brought to toe Brlghtman took second place The girls entered' the wom­ refrigerator and stove. Flood control experts My en­ urday from Ida men’s trophy, Franoine Fox. on Dutdi-German border, ... Writer Piper Laurie, Billy to tos men’s canoe fours and en’s unlimited (age) war canoe Sohroeder oommented, “We closure o< the orssk Is needed Moll, Tsu., a Waahlngton, D.C. holder of have been treated wonderfully Construction of Tokyo's 8.1 Idelaon, directors Jerry Parris Bat laurphy, Cathy Qoallns, race yesterday as an uhst- eommereial becauee of expanded reeldenttal hBle 146 nitos numerous championships, toe well and toe itoole eoramwalty I oonun and Fielder Cook, music dlreo- Jbast Lsvsaqes and Las Qer- taohsd grotq>. It tumsd out to tor Alfred Newman, band leader here. 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MANCHESTER EVENlNa HERALD. MANGW TBR. CONN, MONDAY. AUGUST tl. 1964 PAOR 'i 'i p '^ Om validity MANCHESTER lYENINO RERAIJ), MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUOUBT SI, 1964 Police Probing of any acala or hannoay tad Sheinwold on Bridge Stars Planning Film views Um l^ n o te s you'U find the lota which Iwck on tha 2 More Br^ks on the pUuA (eeven white raid By ALim SD SBDBIMWOU) i Rocfei7iU«-Fe m o n planned Rt. 6 relocation right of M A ifR N m r five black) of equal Import­ WaBonal Msa’a Team Oramplea Two Requests wraty were modified to recognize Help Save Rustic Homes “THE WAY ance. Tfaua, “dodecapbonlsm" Rome of the finest people I’ve the proposed highway taking FAU DRESSES Breaks continue to hatmt or 13-tonaUam. ever known are so full of energy BeforeTPC lines. Manchester police, with two Inateiul of “ chance” aa sHth that they can’t wait to get S If f * " The resolution of the con­ UalfonM, JMipaiis raw r a c e Om ) tures would require removal of more reported I in local busi­ the aleatorista, the dodeciq>- through writh their owm work so Last Charter Hearing flict between Anssldl’s subdivi­ most of the trees bordeiinc the I HEARD FT’ Tops. EI bebos, SIdrtti la ii|ip«r reaches of the nesses,' one at^ Victor’s Cater­ honisU work everything out that they can start on soma- h i- The ^ nine-hole F ok Grove sion plan and the announced stream's banks. j with mathematical preoUkm body alse’s. Peopte of this kind gott course off Keeney St. may m s , they sey, will in- “ We recognife the need for ing Service at 746 Tolland Tpke.: AfS4 taking line for Rt. 6 is the re­ Sirattli Foals, Wnm, runoff mad couM catuc a according to fixed rulea This ia make wonderful leaders—exespt A >T be expanded to a full 18 If the protection against flood in dan- [ hy John Gruber 74 sult o f a aeries of negotiationa — imblem. Rustic Canyon and another at the Oak St the height of academicism, at the bridge table. ^ • 4 2 Schedjuled Tonight Town Planning Commission ger areas of the county." W'hit-; ^ A K J tT R 95t between the oommmisslon and say they have never Package Store at 178 Oak St. though they fail to realise it as West dealer t (TPC) acts favorably on a re­ Ansaldi. more said. “ But we refu.Mrolman Curtis Wilson, in­ gotten euxmnd to' music of the leading dummy’s long suit and AN A la tft crowd la antlolpatad, 20th century. The 10th century herenta to this achool. It also certain style, all with varying knew that the development of attractsd by oontroveray which Police said Stowe entered i On the same agenda the TPC objected that he should not'be what thousands of others have ^ vestigating the break, said that gained rather ready public ac­ NOW had been dominated, as we have all conformed more or less to a the spades would be South’s rabantly a ^ tha oommiaalon local home and fell asleep in; wrill hear a request for approval deprived o f the use of his lend done under the creeping pres­ entrance w^as gained when ceptance. It ia deliciously vague, degrees of success, of course. South got rid of aU o< Us alubs side. because of the highwray depart­ someone cut through a screen seen, by the style known as job, but West couldn’t alt stUl and thus made his game. and baa endangarad the p o t- of a new subdivision of 19 Sleep Like Log sure of a great metropoutan and appeals to the imagination, Thus, if you like romantic.mu­ Hospital No6ea building lots south of (Charter ment’s indefinite plans. An­ and slid open an eastside storm romanticism, in which music and let South do his own work. If West shifts to a tn m v at ability that conaoUdatlan wrill complex. Moreover, it lends Itaelf to pas­ sic, don’t go to a concert fea- Admitted Friday: Sammy saldi said that he would lose, FUEL O IL U r n r t leW N Ctarceal Ceap. tatlet window. Aa it h ai^ned, the lead of the the third trick, South has ao be approved by votere neart Oak St. at Porter Brook. > *XgWw ic*Isiis5Misstw They'll get out. endeavored to tell stories. tel orch e^ a l tone-colora which turiiv 20th century composers Brown, Hast Windsor Hill; Applicant for the subdlvirion eight was very revealing to de­ clue to the spades. It Is most monm. The proposal to units at least one building lot If he He added that the thieves Twro schools evolved from were new and exciting at the for enjoyment, though you may Pauline Simpaon, 44 Dim St.; is Andrew Ansaldi. The develop­ modified the plans. } ! ” ■!*.>*< ■W*,.»ss a T, W Hbwsl h«i naalt. a halt on both dlvargent paths, enough concerts, ycu’U grad Back came a club, and South The controversy over the Pralewienda, RockYrille. location of Rt. 6. ing it easier to carry away. Strauss as prophet, while the post-romanticism and imprea- er would go dowm. Uie commission suggested a ually wmrk baclrwrard and for- could tell that the finesse would charter created by Om coenmts- Admitted Saturday; Luther The commission approved an Goes to Diamond Four youths, in a car, were other wras Impressionism, wrlth aionism. Something had to take wrard through the various Dady Qnesttsu number of design changes GASH SAVINGS lose since West could not have rion revot'ves around methods W right H Peric Pi. application for the first nine I observed speeding away from Debussy as its notable protag­ its place, and of course some­ styles imtll you rather like them Partner opens with 1 m (It which permitted an actual in- a vulnerable opening bid with­ of MlecUng mambeni a t the Admitted Sunday: James holes at Fox Grove beWnd 4 7 5 ; ~ ; j;;'‘{;;;“number“^'“tot8- r i ‘ TO The Diamond Police Equip­ the Oak St. Grill yesterday onist. There are those who wrill thing, or rather aome things, all, but you’ll still maintain a to 18 points), aad the asixt out the king of clubs. to 18 points), m a t the Bead play­ board of repreaentativea, the Turner, $ Hale St. Bxt.; Scott ment Oo. of Manchester has morning after a neighborhood tell you that impressionism was did. One of these was axprea prMerence for the one you liked request for the second nine will 18 to the present 19 - ’The only chance was to put er passes. You hold: Spades, propoaed legislative body of the Peanall, Tolland; Sandra and still made allowance for been awarded a contract for ; resident heard a window break. a revolt against romanticism, sionism. best at the start Have fun. extend the course west along a supplying the police department up the ace of clubs and play 10; Heaiis, A-Q-16-»-8; Dia­ town. SplYTsy, TalccttYrille Rd.; Rich­ the state's highway taking Police found that a rock had but this really isn’t so. Just how much ill-digeatad for four spade tricks. It helped narrow belt of land to the Hart­ with replacement trousers, been thrown through the left Freud wras responsible for this monds, 164; Ohibs, A-d-ld-M. At the commlaaion’a last ard Marr, Chaatnut HUl. lines. LAUGHTER Let us examine these twro to know that West did not have meeting. Republicans pushed ford Electric Light Co^ right of blouses and reefers. ! front display window Owner, movement ia not clear, but it What do you sayf Births Saturday: A son to way. The property to the north fashions in music, since neither the jack of spades. Answer; Bid three hearts. through a measure wrhlch would Diamond's price of $2,644 was Michael Minlcucci reported certainly resulted in a vast GOP Will Adopt Hr. and Mrs. David Hyde, El- r r R school achieved lasting success South cash ed the ace of You have 11 points In Ugh have members of the 12-man is the proposed site for a n ew ; the lowest of three bids opened that several bottles of whiskey, amount of emotional musical ling^ton. rtAI.I,OV so neither can be trully called trumps and led a trump to the cards and therefore know that board selected on an at-large subdivision. last Monday in the Municipal valued, at $20. was missing, vomiting. Musical form went Platform Today Discharged Friday: Charles Ansaldi’s subdivision off Char­ a style. From its name alone, Jack. Then he returned the nine the combined count 1s 27 to 39 basis. The measure has met .M’S) Building. police said, after they called entirely overboard, and the Wheeler, 14 Skinner Rd.; Donna ter Oak St. has been before the SUMMER SPECIAL! it is obvious that post-roman­ of spades from dummy for a points. You will insist on pame Yrith a number of objections. I him to the scene. composer of today wrill tell you The eampaign for the October Hamer, Ellington; Stephen Jaa- TPC for design approval fre­ Portable XypeYvriter Others who had bid were Leo- ticism was ob\’iously not a style ruffing finesse. ’That is. South in hearts or clubs. Mayor Lieo B. Flaherty Jr., FUEL OIL pold-Morse Co. of Boston. $3,003, I Police are also investigating that form is as extinct as the towm elections wrill all be wrell wras ready to ruff If East played kotka, ToUand; Mrs. Maria Har­ quently during the past few Cleaned, Oiled in its owrn right. dodo. This isn’t true, of course. who last week announced he and Kramer’s Inc. of Hartford. i an incident early yesterday the jack of spades. rison, ToHand; Mrs. Judy Ford weeks. As a result of the re­ Adjusted Actually this was an endea­ One of the most honored com­ and truly underway when the For ShelBwold’s 88-page book­ oouM not support Ihe charter $8,3B7. ; wrhere someone Virew a rock Actually, Blast played a low and son, ToHsnd. views, the layout was changed New Ribbon $7.99 vor to depict things literally in posers today is Walter Piston, Republican Towm Committee let, “ A Pocket Guide to If the at-large items are re­ Prime Beef at 4r H F a ir COOPERATIVE Diamond will supply 40 pairs and sma.shed a display window spade in the hope that South tained, is exjwcted to attend to­ Discharged Saturday: Nancy In a number Of details: The en­ of summer weight and 40 pairs at the Town Line Package music rather than to suggest a who definitely wrrites in eetab- meets tonight to adopt a party Bridge.” send 60 cents to Bridge Grand prize winner in beef classification' at Tolland County 4-H Fair in Rockville is held by Oil. COM IW NY would ruff. South discarded a Book, Manchester Eve. Herald. night’s hearhig. Steele, 51 Franklin St.; Frank try road was moved away from YALE of winter weight trousers, 15 Store on Spencer St. The loss, story to the imagination. To lished forms. But it is true that Ronald Bennett of Willlngton. Frances Engelman of Somers stands by Reserve Grand Prize the brook, the radius of the road SI\('F, 19^.^ platform. club, relying on What he had Box 8818, Grand Central Sta­ An overwhelming majority of Wierachowaki, Vernon; Pauline Tsrpewrlter Service blouses 4and 15 reefers, all made one broken bottle of brandy, is this end Strause employed all most composers dispense with winner. Angus bulls will be entered In Elastern States Exposition next month in West curves was decreased, a new The meeting — set for 8 at learned from the lead of the tion, New York 17, N.Y. Simpson, 44 Ebn St.; Manfred 649-4986 to lndi\idual measurements. I valued at $5.79, police said. the capabilities o f the orches­ form altogether. reaidents attending a ahnilar Springfield. The fair was held Friday and Saturday at the Tolland County Agricultural cul-de-sac policy was evolved TEI. fii:? 1*'..' Composition in this manner the Municipal Building hearing eight of spades. Copyright 1864 hearing held last week at the Deming, Hartford T^e.; Kyle tra and even added things When this play worked, de­ Onter. (Herald photo by Freeman.) 1 and designed into the plan, and started as a sort of stream-of- room — will have as its only «eneral Features Oosp. 'Vernon Bllementary 8 c h o o L Jaoobaon, 20 Ylarl St.; Mrs. which had never been there be­ clarer ruffed a low spade and Eemlce Lahots, 16 White St.; fore. In his "OoB Quixote" for consciousness wrriting, similar In orders of business adoption of voiced a denire that OMnmia- many respects to the “ Ulysses” the platform planks proposed by led a third round of trumps to Uoners reach a compromise Edward Krayaaniak, 03 Soqtt example, he depists the blatting its executive committee for the dummy’s king. Now the king of Dr.; Paul Ducharme, Coventry. Second district, and Andrew of James Joyce. But if it were- solution on the voting issue. Repko, the party’s nominee for of sheep with the utmost fidel­ upcoming local elections and en spades dropped Blast's jack, and Discharged Yesterday; Mrs. A n d o v e r ity, accomplishing his aim with legitimate to put down every­ Prior to the Republican’s mo­ state senator from the 35th dis­ dorsement of the national party tlM rest of the suit was good Roaanne Cutter and son, 08 W. muted brasses and woodlands th ]^ at random that came into tion for at-large elections, pre- trict. the head, why wasn’t it legiti­ slate. STAlI aented by John Daigle, the M4dn S t; Mrs. Helen P ix n t r o y , played with a fluttering tongue. mate to put down everything at Although there has been no Merline Rd.; Julie Manard, 7 Story H our TTie effect is startlingly realis- charter tnoluded piovisiona that Manchester Evening Herald random, whether or not it came official town committee reaction representatives wrould be select­ Ridgewrood Dr. f ir s t Oc and always produces amuse­ from the head? to the national slate, GOP vice Andover correspondent, Law­ ment in the audience. mi ed from each of four voting dis­ rence Moe, telephone 742-8796. This idea is presently being chairman Saunda Taylor has as­ VemoB aewa la handled by Ends Series In the same composition he tricts. Under Daigle’s plan, explored, and we get composi­ sured a town Goldwater club representatives would be nom­ The Herald’s BookYrille Bureau, employs a "wind-machine" to that endorsement wriU be forth­ N a t io n a l tions offered in which the “ com­ 1 Min. from G. Fox A inated by districts, but elected S W. Main S t, telephone $75- The last in a summer series 2 5 % Owe Doctor lend versimllitude to the epi­ coming. poser” has directed s stream of hy the entire town. $106 er 64S-2711. of story hours for children, spon­ sode in which Don Quixote and ink from an atomizer across in Towm Democrats meanwhile Seen Connery—that Sancho Panza have a ride have appointed a platform com ­ "James Bond” Man Objections to Daigle’s plan sored ^y the Andover Public Li­ ST. LOUIS — About a quar­ I W E G I V E S to re s front of an electric fan and brary, was held last week. The ter of all American families through the air. A wind-ma- resultant chance notes were mittee to ready planks for Hs “Tippi” Hedren - Color eentera around the division of ehine is nothing but a cylinder Vernon into two main areas, the one-hour sessions took place owe a doctor, dentist, or hospi­ played by serious musicians. local campaign. Public Records each Tuesday afternoon during of Mats with a piece of canvas Both parties have named Alfred Hltcboock’s elty and the district. Vernon’s tal, according to a recent sur­ They have a fancy name for this PH 641 783? AiR COS' ’ ir Sf :i July and August with an aver­ over It. When a crank is turned, sort of “chancy” music. To Im­ their candidates at towm com ­ rural area. vey. Almost half of those who the friction of the slats against "MARNIE" AVPLE PARKING Waxrantee Deeds age of 15 children participating. press the gullible, they call H mittee meetings earUer this Residents and olYric and poUt-^ had large expenses had no med­ the canvas makes a sound very Rock Hudson, Doris Day I. R. such Associates Inc. to Most of the reading was done ical insurance or no coverage IOR.EEN “ aleatoric music.” month. STARTS WEDNESDAY loal leadera in each area have much like th wind. Color been traditionally Involved In Michael Pastula and Pauline by Mrs. Gerald Anderson, but for the medical care they need­ ChmoUt Impala Sport Coupe TAMPS A t just about the same time Of course something may re­ “Honeymoon Hotel” sult In the long run. If you put “LOVER COME BACK" running competition, and moat Pastula, property at 46 Corn­ special programs were provided ed. Rimsky-Korsakow was depict­ phis ’MAIL ORDER BBlDSr appear to brieve that assur­ wall Or. by Mrs. Katherine MacLean and ing the screaming wind, in a bunch of monkeys into a room writh typewriters, they wrill even­ m ance must be made by the char­ Louis A. Hinrichs to Manuel also by Bette and Gordon Mac­ "Scheherezade” by means of J. Vincent Jr. and Blanche S. tually reproduce every word of ter commiaaion that aach area Donald with their folk singing piccolos and flutes. At the time Vincent, property at 140 Sum­ Shakespeare, given enough wrill be guaranteed fair rM>re- and guitar playing. critics accepted the Rimsky- mit St. time, simply by chance. The Mrs. John Phelps, chairman Korsakow music, with reserva­ sentation. Gene Q. Gardiner and Mari­ tions. They almost unanimous­ waste of paper and typewriter The Republican party has of the library board, reports buy yourself a lyn E. Gardiner to Maurice E. ribbons would be appalling, how­ that attendance was satisfactory ly condemned the wind-machine T U ESD A Y IS been criticized by many pro- Boutin and Lorraine B. Boutin, VISITING B O l i l P . ever. Similarly, from my point and that the favorable response as a theatrical rather than a oonaolidationista for allegedly property at 37 Marble St. friends eround Connecticut? Cell musical device. of view at least, the waste of ef­ GET ACQUAINTED NIGHT to the idea would indicate a re­ Introducing politics into the Sherwood Circle Inc. to Jo­ ahead to let them know when you’ll Strauss, however, was only fort in this type of musicsd com­ AT peat of the program in summers eommission or proceedings. seph B. Shaw and Gretchen A. to come. carrying further an idea em­ position is appalling also. Weekend Arreets Shaw, property off Timrod Rd. arrive. It’s a gesture they’ll always Side by side writh this idea ws OOP Meets ployed by both 'Verdi and W ag­ Richard G. MacLachlan, 22, Louella R. DellaFera to Pa­ appreciate. Nothing gets things done ner. Verdi in "II Trovatore” and have a directly contrasted idea, The Republican Town Com­ Coventry, w^s' arrested by Con­ tricia P. Paterno, property at like Long Distance — it's the next Wagner In "The Nlebleungen dodecaphonism, once knowm as stable Abbot Schwebel and mittee will hold its monthly atonalism. Say what you will (IN U N IO N ) 18 Bllyue Rd. Ring” had both employed an­ charged with speeding. Mac- Adoptton ot Trade Names meeting at the town hall to­ best thing to being there. about the ineptitude of modem vils in the orchestra to depict Laughlan is scheduled to appear William N.- Taylor,- ■ d/b/a morrow night at 8:16. Final de­ scenes in a smithy. An anvil is composers, they are adept in Carville’s tails for the party’s Ba-ba-q on in (Srcult (3ourt 12, Rockville. William N. Taylor Roofing and no more a musiMU instrument dreaming up titles for their ROUTE 15 — EXIT 106 on Sept. 15. He was arrested Siding Co., 38 William St. Sept. 12 will be worked out. TK SMTHm Nfff HgLUl ideas of compositiem. than is a wind-machine. Or Saturday on Rt. 83 near Love- Francis B. Mlllls, d /b /a Guest speakers for the affair mEPHNE CINPHT perhaps both are musical in­ Where most music is “ tonal” FROM 6 TO 10 P.M. — ALL YOU CAN EAT! land Hill Rd, Promotional PrinUng and Nov­ will be Belton Copp. Republican or written in some major or W t do our beat to serve you better struments, depending on the elty Co., 10 Durkin St. candidate for Congress in the point of view. minor mode, and “ where poly- Norman H. Polhmann, 27. of Fried CliickM and Spoghotti, Rt. 83, was arrested early yes­ BuUdlng Permits This tendency persisted, and tonal” music employs two or terday morning by Constable To Ogden Homes Inc., new we have Gershwin scoring for more keys at once (this like- Salad, RoHs, Bavoroga — $1.50 dwelling at 180 Bryan Dr., s u « * » the old-fashioned bulb-horns on wrise has enjoyed favor as a de­ John Marshall and charged diUdren under 12 writh parents— $1.00 with intoxication and breach of $ 1 1 ,0 0 0 . CknilkMalSM Spout Ooten French taxicabs in "American vice rather than a style). To U and R Housing (3orp., Picnic Favorit* - in Paris," Mussolow scoring COME AS YOU ABE! peace. The arrest was made at LB his' home following a complaint now dwelling at 40 Highwood for sheets of metal in "Soviet Dancing every Saturday to ilie JOAN JOYCE lU O Dr.. $32,000. Iron Foundery.” and it is said by a member of Polhmann’s T .„ d .r . « i family. Marriage Uoeasee that John Alden Carpenter was 2 Shows 7:00-9:15 Pohlmann was released under Richard Ifouglas Brown, , n J • V .T Y only dissuaded with difficulty Middletown, and EUen Mary from scoring a riveter in his $60 bond for appearance in court PETER ELKE ^ Sept. 16. LeBlank, 266 Bidwell St.. Sept. V.0W ? n « , 1 ® * ' “Skyscrapers." Converse had better deal from the everything from anvils and SELLERS S O M M E R ^ /^ Herbert E. Bailey, 22 , 67 Tal- 19, Church of the Ajraumptlon. chains to a Model T horn In his MANSFIELDi entt Ave., was arrested last Howard Daniel Lundell, Ekust "Flivver Ten Million" in which night and charged with operat­ Hampton, and Sandra Pearl a S h o t the" he parodied Honneg^er's "Pa­ ldCT.MS2.WllLMANTICci37/V.i TONIGHT ing a motor vehicle under the Doutt, Tarenton, Pa., Sept. 5, cific 231" depicting a kxsomo- _ . ^£L!2i.DARK Influence of intoxIcaUng liquor Emanuel Lutheran Church. tive. or drugs following a two-car Leonard Daniel Woodard, Despite the fact that Debussy RICHARD Bum AVA6ARDNE accident on West St. Torrington, and (3arolyn Qiris- Is labeled as an "impressionist" The other vehicle wa.s operat­ tine Michaels, Vernon, Sept. 6, A DH.ICIOUS TREAT - 3 to 3'/i Lbi he himself loudly denied the al­ AIR-CONDITIONED BORAH eR-SUE UfON .im e ed by Peter Jacownski, Burke St. Bridget's Church. legation, and claimed he was a Rd. Police report that Bailey Charles Davison Towle, 204 East Hartford one man... had a brui.sed left elbow. LB realist. you Judge him by Green Rd., and Patricia Ann such conrpositions as "Jardins BURNSIDE DRIVE-IN routes three women.^ Bailey was released under Young, Hartford, Sept. 12, St. ( A .1 J A ’vl ■.Ai'.n: m $500 bond for court appearance CORNISH ROASTERS sous la pluie" you muat admit FRFl PARKING S?8 T James’ (Dhurch. he was correct in his self-es­ one night... Sept. 15. Doris A. Tautkus. of Crystal Wesley Peter Krupinsky, 16 timate. Even "Pelleas" ia as Goelee Dr., and Oora Lucille Manchester Parkade musically realistic as is possi­ Lake Rd., was arrested this morning and charged with fail­ Tracy. Woodstock, Vt. Produce SpeeiaisJ ble with the Maeterlinck play. Gary Lee Adams, Rocky Hill, On the other hand. "L ’Apres- ure to yield the right of way after an accident at Union and and Marcia Cheryl TTiynge, 957 midi dun faun." "Nocturnes." ToUand Tpke., Sept. 5 North CNARLiSTON GRiYS - RED CUTTERS and so on. are impressionistic. H A P P Y H O U R iMdio-GoUivf-A%aiil Sem Arts lyuct^ Elm St. Valeiria G. Murphy, of RFD 1, Methodist Church. C k m s a U a n S i h a r M m "Nuages." or “Clouds." for ex­ 6 PJI. TO $ PM. DAILYAILY Jefferie John GentUoore, 190 ample. does not attempt to de­ operated the other vehicle. No Injuries were reported. Patrol­ Maple St., and Patricia Jean pict clouds as such, but to cre­ COCKTAIL COMPANION FEATURE WATERMELONS -o ate the same mood in thj audi­ man George Gardner made the Anderson, 15 Willard Rd., Sept OPEN arrest. 5, St. James’ Church. NATIVI tor that would be crested had OF YOUR CHOICE "MAIL ORDER BRIDE" “ he been watching some clouds. '^0' Green Beans TENDER, STRINGLESS of Bfanchester man with the No. 1 buys LB NATIVI Cavey’s NOTES from QUINN'S PHARMACY Bartlett Pears CELLO 4 tR CONDITIONED EAST CENTER STRiaTT MAIN STREET WASN’T PAVED Meat and Praduea Prices ^Bflectlve Mendoy, Tuesdoy and Wednesdoy Only when Quinn’s Pharmacy opened its till 9 P.M. doors for the first time, and there G rocery Sg^cciold STATE EVERY TUESDAY are few around who remember that day in 1901. But sixty-three years 2 BIG MATINEES later Quinn's Pharmacy is still in 1-QT WED. A THURS. Tonight and Tues. business on Main Street waiting to FINAST THU IS FAMILY DAY! provide you with whatever you need BTLS 'aOLTON .NOTCH 2 Major Hits in Color in the way of prescriptions, cosmetics, TONIGHT Tomato Juice candy, greeting cards, watches, and T H E DELICIOUS even liquor. Our store was founded by 1-QT COltlHBU OPEN FLAME BROILED James Quinn, and my associates and j u ic e d r i n k s BTLS I are proud to carry on what he Lincoln 4 rmuiM started ao long ago. His objective and every night CAtrta CHEF BURGER then was to give service. That’s still ^ . O d l M M ONLY our objective today. P.S. Did you QT JAR auve sa. know that James Quinn’s daughter, M ayonnaise ■IVTO y a j a t f a M Mrs. Marv Hlggin.

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WHUam M utp^, SO, Mfoguard Akin-Allison Harvey-Mooney Provencal-LaBarron Butchcr-Geer W edding tram MaUbu Beach, lassoed FALSE 1EETH Do fsise tssm drop, Mte er wobbla sill' 5^ *' » so easy ColHna with a rope and ^ llo d wbsn you Mk. sat, tsash or u s s n It’s h to Ira# of the tstrs on Dora- Bouqnata a t wMta roaea, 'yal- IUm JoAm m ChristliM La- Don't bs I ------Ja^Elth - WtCEUUi ehiatir Bay Brides. tow ana|idnE|ona and muma, & rron and R o(er Jcweph Pro- Mr. and Mrs. Raymood Wof^ BrlggsUodar Jamas StanuM, Us on your ptaM Sssps h and pettad palma, formad thta to shop rencal. boUi o( MaitcbMter, iwaw a t Pbrnsmod Dr., Bolfam, 14, of Quincy had triad to pull aioiw mmiy set w a s eonadm* i background for tha wadding of were married Saturday m om inj aimnunra tlM mantage of tbatr tha hdy fraa with Us hands hut M e o f I...... * — ■ ■ ■ luahtar, JudHh May WocmaB, Ulaa Joan Loulaa AWaon of Tor- at the Church o( the Aaabmp* was kuockad Silo Om water by PiSfnipra taam ■* dim to NonaaB RObart Jaqntth, son tha slastrleal ehargs. rlngton to Carl Swan Akin of tkm. of Mr. aoM Mta. Robdrt Jaquith Manchaatar, Saturday aftar- The bride le a daughter of of M DoBslnc I t . Saturday af- iMon at Ctoiter Oongregatlonal Mrs. Jose{di A. Mader of 113 tanooB at a camPollght aonriee Waddell Rd. and the late Rich­ la the chapal at Einaiwial Ld- Church, TorringUm. ard A. LaBarron. The bride­ m i The bride U a daughter of Mr. groom is a son of Mrs. Roeeal- H m Rar. C. Hanty Aadwaoa, and Mra. John Allison of Tor- ma Provencal of IT Carol Dr. , lator, paitam ad Bia double rlngton. Tha bridegroom la a and the late VlrgU Joseph Pro­ rtof eocaoMmy. Mrs. Karon son of Mrs. Francia T. Akin of vencal. Paari waa orgaBlat BooquaU of DOUBLE $5 Starkwaathar St. and tha The Rev. Ernest J. Coppa wlilta "siwod flowora deooratad late Frauicla Taber Akin. performed the double ring cere­ tba rhapnl mony and celebrated the nuptial OtroB In nanlaca by bar ta- WORLD GREEN Tha Retv. Dr. Rolland O. Ew­ iMass. Paul Chetalat was organ- tber. the brlda arora a Mreat- ing, pastor of Center Congrega­ , 1st and soloist Bouquets of white longtb white eropa dreaa, flager- tional Church, performed the 'gladioli and carnations were on t^ ran of fllnaon, and a cor^ ceremony. Mrs. William Beach the altar. sage of whUa awaatfaaart roaes. of Torrington was organiat. Escorted to the altar by her Mias Nancy Laa Stephana of STAMPS Mra. Robert Noble of Torring­ stepfather. Joseph A. Mader of Bolton waa maid of honor. She ton waa soloist. She sang "The Si Manchester, the bride wore an woia a psOo talna Jotaay droaa, Lord’s Prayer” by Melotte. and ankle-length gown of white silk, wlilta acceaaortoa, and a cor- "A Wedding BenedlcUon" by ■ i designed with a .sheer back aage of pfaik sweetheart roaes. LoveUce. panel of appliqued organdy. Robert Jarvis of Manebeotor Escorted to the altar by her Her full-length veil of pure silk aarvad aa beat man. father, the bride wrore a full- ' Illusion was gathered onto a cir- Mra. Wogman wore a blue EVERY length gown of imported silk - elet of silk flowers, and she crepe 1 land. N.Y., Mrs. Jaquith wore OPEN .Suitland. Md.. a sister of the bow-length veil of imported silk 'bridegroom, and Mi.ss Sally Ann an aqua blue knit suit with WED„ illusion was arranged from a 'Haxard of Manchester. matching accessories. The cou­ THURS^ crown of silk leavM and pearl The bridal attendants were ple win Uto at 57 Vmago St. Rockville, after Sept. 1. accents, and she carried an arm identically attired in shell pink FRI. & SAT. bouquet of white roses, baby’s silk faille ankle-length dresses TILL breath and huckleberry leaves. with back bow detailing. Their RESCUED BY LASSO 4 headpieces were matcUng cir­ BOSTON (AP) — James Col­ 9 P.M. » . * J*"' New York City. wreath of pink lace with satin TUESDAY and I All the bridal attendants streamers in her hair, and car­ FREE!! wore full-length gowns of lem­ ried a miniature nosegay of pink SUPER on colored satapeau, fashioned Bumo pboto WEDNESDAY rosebuds. A New Roll Of MARKETS with bateau necklines, beaded Thomas Provencal of Man­ MRS. EDGAR H. BUTCHER O'Celn photo belts, sheath skirts and back chester served as his brother's Kodak Film MRS. CARL SWAN AKIN panels accented with bows. SPECIALS Miss Patricia Joan Mooney^They wore floral headpieces best man. Ushers were Ray­ Miss Sandra Lena Geer and^yellow and pale blue carnations. V They wore matching headbow* with veils. The honor atten­ and Harold Stephan Harvey, mond Gauthier of Suitland, Edgar H. Butcher, both of Man- Douglas A. Barton of Man- w ith Each RoO Developed and petal veils. The honor at­ dant carried a cascade bouquet Chester served as best man. (Black and White aad both of Manchester, were united brother - in - law of the bride­ che.ster, were wed Saturday at tendant carried an arm bou­ of pink sen.sation roses, stepha- Ushers were Gordon A. Geer of groom; and Robert Houghton of Color Priats) quet of yellow roses. The brides­ In marriage Saturday morning notis and Ivy. TYie bridesmaids Albany. N.Y. Edward J. Glee- 8 p.m. at a candlelight cere­ Manchester, a brother of the 725 Middle Turnpike East Gregonis-Powell maids carried arm bouquets of ' at St. Janies’ Church. carried cascade bouquets of son of 'York, Pa., a cousin of the mony at South Methodist bride, and Gerald Stratton of white pompons, spider mums IN MANCHESTER The bride is a daughter of pink sensation rosea and ivy. bride, wras ring bearer. Church. Bolton. LIGGETTS and pumpkin colored baby’s AT THE PARK APE Mr. a'nd Mra. Erwin J. Mooney Richard Harvey of Manches­ • i Mrs. Mader wore a rose pink The bride is a daughter of Mr. A reception for about 160 was breath. i Bilk suit with matching acces- of 258 S. Main St. The bride­ ter served as hla brother’s best j and Mrs. Harold A. Geer, 85 held at the church. For a motor Francis H. Bromley of Cape groom is a son of Mr. and man. Ushers were John Has­ soriM, and a corsage of white Wetherell St. The bridegroom trip of unannounced destination, Elizabeth. Maine, served ns roses. The bridegroom's mother Mra. Beverley Harvey of 28 kell of Manchester and Stephen is the son of Mrs. E. H. Butcher, Mrs. Butcher wore a navy blue best man. Ushers were David Elizabeth Dr. Carter of Stoninglon. V-' ! wore a beige eyelet ensemble and white dress and white ac­ 149 Spruce St. K. Akin of Manchester, a broth­ The Rev. Joseph P. McCann Mra. Mooney wore a gold J i with matching acessories, and cessories. They will live at Red ' GROUND BEEF er of the bridegroom: Clifford a corsage of yellow roses. The Rev. James Gage of South performed the double ring cere­ peau de sole sheath with lace Methodist Church performed Hill Court, Rt. 6, Warehouse Scott Oglesby of Babylon. N. mony. Mrs. Ralph MaccaroD'? A reception for 210 was held Point, after Sept 8. i appliques, matching accessories. | the double ring ceremony. War­ Y., and Wilson Sawryer of waa organist, and Ralph Mac- at the Garden Grove. For a FRESH and a white orchid corsage. | ren Wood was organist. Bou­ Mrs. Butcher is a 1961 grad- Springfield. Mass. carone was soloist. Bouquets of motor trip to Northeastern Can­ The bridegroom’s mother wore quets of white flowers decorated uate of Manchester HighI'^hool Is all aroond yoa this sa n M r— f | ^ Mrs. Allison wore a beige white gladioli were placed on ada, Mrs. Provencal wore a a champagne colored dress of the sanctuary. | and a 1963 graduate of Bay btfe ia CoaaacticaL Aad aharavaf peau de sole sheath with melon the altar. forest green silk suit with LEAN silk linen smd Venice lace, colored accessories, and an or­ The bride, given in marriage matching accessories. The cou­ The bride, given in marriage you fb in oar freat state, c a l alu matching accessones. and a by her father wore a .s le e v e d ' P chid coraage. The bridegr#3m's I by her father, wore a full-length ple will live on the U.S. Army. division of United Airdraft to make amngements and roser corsage of coral colored ' street-length gown of white bro- mother wore a blue lace sheath, . sheath gown of satapeau, de- flowers. Ba.ve at Ft. Gordon. Ga., after Corp., East Hartford. Mr. hons. Haw a great tme on yov vo- i signed with batteau neckline Oct. 19. ' cade. desig;ned with scooped matching accessories, and a A reception for 125 waa held neckline: a matching pillbox hat BuUdier is a 1960 graduate « f catioa: Start k o f by Loag DislMca. white orchid coraage. i trimmed with alencon lace, and Mrs. Provencal is a 1960 grad- Manchester High School, and at Schaub's Restaurant. Ware­ 'with shoulder-length veil, and A reception for 150 was held detachable Watteau train which house Point. For a motor trip I uate of Manchester High School. is employed at Hamilton Stan­ extended to a chapel-length She attended Trinity College, , earned a nosegay of white baby In the church parlors. For a to Peitnsylvania and Virginia I carnations and sweetheart dard. division of United Aircraft j train. Her elbow-len^h bouf- Burlington, Vt.. and the Latin Corp.. Windsor Locks. He is a ' IK miKM ■> BUB veC s tea k s wedding trip to Jamaica, BWI, Mrs. Harvey wore a blue Jacket roses. ’ fant veil was arrang^ from a American Institute. New York member of the U. S. Naval R e -' la m M IM P M T Mrs. Akin wore n natural dress kith matching acce.s.sories, Mi.ss Barbara Mae Geer of colored linen sultdress, smoke pillbox hat trimmed with alen­ City. Mr. Provencal is a i960 serve, Submarine Division. Vs do our beat to aarvo yoa Mtor con lace, seed pearls and efys- and a gardenia corsage. The graduate of Manchester High Manchester, a sister of the blue accessories and an orchid couple will live at 60 Hudson School, and a 1964 graduate of bride, was maid of honor. corsage. The couple will live , tals, and she carried a cascade I bouquet of gardenias, stepha- St. after Sept. 12. i the University of Cemnecticut Bridesmaid.s were Miss Lucile Machine Too Heaw BONELESS at 120 Retreat Ave.. Hartford, Mrs. Harvey is a 1959 grad- Rieder of Manchester, a cousin notis and Ivy. School of Electrical Ehigineer- after Sept. 9. o f Manchester High School tng. He wraa recently commis­ fof the bride, and Miss Gay la KANSAS CITY—Thomas A. PAN READY Mra. Akin attended schools Miss Caro Mooney of M m - a 1963 graduate of Em- sioned a second lieutenant in : Butcher of Manchester, a staler Edison late in the 19th Century ' In Torrington and la a gradu­ chester. a sister of the bride, ^^nuel College, Boston Mass. I of the bridegroom. the U.S. Army. buUt an electric typewriter op­ ate of Hartford Hospital School She was a medical research The attendant's dresses were erated by a series of magnets, of Nursing. She Is on the nurs­ Gibertl^of W hitm w, Mass , and technician at Tufts-New Eng- Tiny cupe may be made for styled to match the bride's but It was too heavy and cum­ ing staff at Hartford Hoepltal. Mlss CTaudette Hou^ of Dra- Medical Center, B ostol ---.A' cu t Mm b., were bridesmaids, ^ jggg gc^rtuate use in cooking on a grill by gown The honor attendant wore bersome to market. The first Mr. Akin attended Darrow ••A. ' ■ ^ ^ shaping squares of heavy foil yellow .satin and the brides­ practical electric typewriter School. New Lebanon, N.Y., The bridal attendants were of Manchester High School and , by pressing them over inverted maid.s wore pale blue satin. was invented m 1914 by James sw ordfish Maine Maritime Academy, Cas- ! gowned alike in floor-length a 1962 graduate of Bryant I custard cups. They all carried nosegays of Field Smathers of Kansas City. tine, Maine, and is second as­ ! sheaths of seafoam green chif­ College, Providence, R.I., where sistant engineer with the Amer­ fon, fashioned with bateau he w'as president of Beta Iota ican Export and Isbandtaon necklines, matching satin cum Beta fraternity. He is an audi- FRESH Lines. Hoboken, N.J. He is a merbunds and matching fabric tor for the U.S General Ac- ■te >- lieutenant, junior grade, with flowers at the back of their counting Office, Washington, VescoLanagan AT OUR FISH DEPT. the U.S. Navy Reserve. waistline and chiffon panels. D.C, COIN OPERATEX Mias Maureen Karen Lana- WASH-’N-DBY CLEAN 11 MAPLE ST. gan and David L Ve.sco. both Across From First National !■ of Manchester, exchanged vows Store Parking Lot LKirlnR photo Baxtei'Ruggles «$•.—••••• '• #• * •• J Saturday morning at St James’ OPEN 7 LAVS MRS. WILLIAM CHARLES GREGONIS 16-Ui. Wash— 25c T / .1 Church. Lau r e 1 h u r s t Presbyterian »-Lb. Dry Clean—$2.00 MAYONNAISE The marriage of Miss Rhea'?Tltted bodices. Their bell-shaped Horan photo The bride is a daughter of 5 Lbs. $1.25 Church, Seattle, Wash., was the Marlon Powell of Manchester to skirls were accented with Ven­ scene of the wedding of Miss MRS. VINCE.NT G. GIRARD JR. Mr. and Mra. Ralph F. Lanagan. Free Mothproofing William Charles Gregonis of ise lace appliques and back Phoebe Anne Ruggles of Seattle ** ^1 303 Woodbridge St. The bride­ POPULAR Wapplng was solemnized Satur­ bows, and they wore pink rose to Richard Charles Baxter of 'The Church of the Assumption green and the bridesmaids wore groom Is the son of Mr. and day at St. Luke’s Church, Elling­ iheadpleces with matching dou­ autumn gold. The junior brides­ Manchyater. Vs-s the scene of the marriage Mrs. Domenick Vesco. 229 Oak ton. ble veils. Thf honor attendant of Miss Susan Ellen Alexander maid wore yellow and carried a The bride is the daughter of St. QT. JA R The bride is the daughter of carried a cascade bouquet of ^' I and Vincent G. Girard Jr , both miniature colonial bouquet of Mr. and Mrs. George Lyman '■ A™.’’ The Rev. Joseph H. McCann Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray Powell, red carnations. The brides­ Ruggles of Seattle. The bride­ of Manche.ster. Saturday morn­ fall flowers. SAVE 14c 791 Center St. The bridegroom maids carried cascade bouquets ^ ' * Armand Girard of Manches­ performed the double ring cere­ WHEE! WATER’S groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. -i ing. Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. of pink carnations. ter serN’ed as his brother's best mony and celebrated the high Charles Reuben Baxter Jr., 34 The bride is the daughter of Charles Gregonis, 418 Dart Hill H r and Mrs. Robert Alexander. man. U.shers were Thomas Al­ nuptial Mass. Mrs. Ralph Mac- (jharles Gregonis of Wapplng Olcott Dr. m - 4 exander of Manchester, a broth­ carone was organist and soloi.st. HOT-HOT JiND Rd., Wapplng. .served as his brother's best The Rev. William Cunning­ 67 Thomas Dr. The bridegroom The Rev“ Maurice Sullivan of Is the son of Mr and Mr.s Vin- er of the bride, and Darid Bouquets of assorted flower.s man. Ushers were Thomas Kel­ ham of University Presbyterian ■1 Fletcher of New Jersey w-ere on the altar at. Luke’s Church performed the ly of Ellington, William Har- Church, Seattle, performed the cent Girard. 17 Brent Rd ceremony. Ronald Macauld of The Rev. John J. Delaney Mrs. Alexander wore a beige Ih e bride, given in marriage THERE’S A LOT! g rea v es of Ellington and Robert ceremony. C. Lawton Gowey WHiTETUNA Ellington was organist. Bou­ Patterson of Rockville. dress with Jade green accesso­ by her father, wore a full- was organist, and George Peck- performed the double ring cere­ quets of pink and white gladioli mony. ries. The bridegroom’s mother length gown of imported Chan­ Mrs. Powell wore a peacock ham, soloist. The church was were on the altar. Given in marriage by her fa­ wore 4 green dress with beige tilly lace, designed wdth seal- blue .sheath with jacket, and decorated with bouquets of yel­ Now! For only 9Vjc* a STARKIST The bride, g(iven in marriage ther. the bride wore a fiill-len^ | accessories. Both wore rose cor­ I loped neckline, long tapered white accessories. The bride- low and gold flowers. gown of satin brocade, designed sages by her father, wore a full-length gjroom’s mother wore a beige I sleeves, fitted bodice and bouf­ day for fo o l.. .hot water gown of ivory peau de sole, de­ Given in marriage by her fa­ with short jacket with theJe- A reception for 176 was held CHUNK sheath with lace bodice and ther, the bride wore a' full- fant skirt with lace tiers, and signed with strapless alencon matching acces.sories. Both quarters-length .sleeves. . Her at the K of C Home. For a mo­ length gown of embroidered or­ chapel train Her veil of silk for all—all the time! lace bodice and Jacket with wore white orchid corsages. rtioulder-Iengtli veil of illusion tor trip to Cape Cod Mm Gir­ illusion was attached to a SAVE 32c ganza. Her veil of English silk YOUNG FASHIONS put alencon lace trim, high scooped A reception and dinner was wa.s attached to an open crown, ard wore an olive green sheath pointed crown and .she carried illusion was arranged from a and siw' carried a colonial bou­ and cape ensemble, and match­ neckline, three-quarters-length held for 150 at the Elk's Car­ a while Mis.sal covered with sleeves and sheath skirt with pillbok hat of alencon lace and your figure in line for fall. quet of white flowers. ing accessories. 'The couple will If yon Uvs In a typical riage House, Rockville. For a pearls, and she carried a cas­ Miss Pamela Riddell of Man­ live in Manchester after Sept. lace which matched her gown, konse, you could easily ran LONG ISLAND U. S. NO. 1 Watteau chapel-length train. motor trip to Maryland Mrs. and trimmed with an arrange­ Her elbow-length bouffant veil cade bouquet of phalaenopsis By FORMFIT shapers in chester was maid of honor. 18. ant of hot water several Gregonis wore a beige silk linen orchids and stephanotis. Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Mm. Girard ia a I960 graduate ment of white roees and white times a week. WASHED and SIZED of Imported Illusion was ar­ dress with matching coat and streamers. ranged from a high crown of Miss Donna Edwards of Seat­ white, lightweight and nat­ Kunz of Manchester and Mrs. of Manchester High School and Now you can have all the white accessories, and a cor­ tle, a cousin of the bride was hot water you need at one peau de sole and seed pearls, John O'Connell of South Wind-' a 1962 graduate of Hartford Sec­ Mqs. Kathleen Matson of sage of white roses. The couple maid of honor. Bridesmaids time for o ^ and she carried a cascade bou­ will live in Rockville after Sept. aor. Miss Lynn Girard of Man­ retarial School. Mr. Girard is a Man^ester. twin sister of the were Miss Jean Baxter o f Man-' ural, great under sweaters, OPEN chester. a sister of the bride­ graduate of Robinson School, Think of It—only »Vic* a quet of white carnations. . bride, was matron of honor. 8 Chester, a sister of the bride­ groom. was junior bridesmaid. West Hartford, and received his day! ♦ Miss Carole Hinckley of Mrs. Gregonis is a 1960 grad­ Bridesmaids were Mrs Bruce groom; Miss Sherry Hooper of blouses, skirts, pants and The adult bridal attendants ^ bachelor of arts degree in June Yes, thanks to Mobllheat POTATOES Bloomfield was maid of honor. uate of Manchester High School ALL DAY Mitchell of Manchester. Mra. were dressed alike in full-length at St. Anselm’s College, Man­ — and an od-flred hot water Bridesmaids were Miss Valerie and a 1964 graduate of Willi- Seattle, Miss Nancy Wohlford Thomas McNally of Manches­ of Visalia, Calif., and Miss Pa­ gowns, matching open crowned chester. N.H. He jdans to attend heater of correct capacity— McIntyre of Milford ,and Miss mantic State College where she knits. ter. a sister of the bride, and tricia Young of Sacramento, headpieces, and carried colonial Central Connecticut College, your family ran take care of Patricia Platt of Washington, was a member of Kappa Delta I EVERY DAY Miss Sharon V^-'si'o of Manches­ Calif. bouquets of fall flowers. The New Britain, to, do graduate all their washing needs at $1.19 D.C. Miss Mary Jane Gregonis Pi honorary society. She will ter. a sister of the bridegroom. ITie bridal attendants were honor attendant wore emerald work 1 one time. of Wapplng, a sister of the bride­ teach English at Sykes Junior A. Sweetheart bra. stretch "The matron of honor wore a Mom can do the family groom, was Junior bridesmaid. High School, Rockville. Mr. Ore- gowned alike in full-length yel­ 9:30 to S:30 deep roee colored waltz-length wash. 81a caa do the dlahea The bridal attendants wore gonis is a 1959 graduate of Wll- low sheaths, and carried caa- I gowm. fashioned with bell­ at the same ttmc Junior full-length dresses of pink silk limantlc State College. He was cade bouquets of yellow and -1 straps with button adjust­ • linen, fashioned with scooped gold glamellias. ONLY AT mnCHAEtS GMM YOU PUROHMC r AMOUS shaped skirt, and matching takes his bath, a rc yon en­ elected to Who’s Who in Amer­ j cabliage roee headpiece with joy a shower. j necklines, elbow-length sleeves ican Colleges and Universities, David Baxter o i Mancheater ment, A-B-C 32-36, 3.50. I face veil. 3he carried a cascade with Venise lace appliques, and and is a teacher of social s^ ie s served as Ms Mother’s best Don’t delay— phone ns to­ man. Uriiers wete Alan Bax­ TUESDAY I bouquet of pink and rose col- day. Find out how easy It Is at Sykes Junior High School, TREASURE CHEST ter of Mancheater, a brother I ored carnations. The brides- to switch to s Mobllheat- Rockville. the hrMegroom; Oeotge Rug­ M , maids wore pink wraltz-Iength flred water heater. GRAPES B. Honey, natural back long and DIAMONDS gowns with bell-shaped skirts, gles of Seattls, b r o t ^ o f the 'Average family of four. bride, Josei^ Csn$d of Sacra­ Harmon photo fashioned with fitted bodices MRS. RICHARD CHARLES BAXTER lag. S-M-L, 6.95. THURSDAY. and portrait necklines, match­ mento, Calif., and Dean Samp­ Hmt ing cabbage rose headpieces W E GIVE THOMPSON'S son of Florence,^Ors. with face veils, and carried MRS. DAVID L. VESCO J Mrs. Ruggles wore a beige TILL 9 P.M.^ cascade bouquets of pink car­ GREEN STAMPS inveatim Ms you enjoy Uw comfort k GLOBE J brocade drees with snmkey University of lOregon and was C . Berries, cuties, lightest nations. SEEDLESS of y n * boiM oMie you visit fomily blue sccessoriea. ' The bride­ a 1964 graduate of the Univer­ groom's mother wore a peacock sity of Washington, where she Gerald Caive of Manchester bridegroom's mother wore an Mr. and Mra. Vesco are both or Man* fv IMVL «IM ‘Uw r Travel Service ^ long leg pantie, S-M-L, 6.95 served as best man. Ushers aqua silk drees, matching ac­ ^ graduates of Manchester High blue georgette dress wim beige waa a member of Alpha Chi George N. tfkom," JM Kk fht next boot Omega sorority and Alpha wrere Ro)iert Beraenaki and cessories. and a corsage of School. Mra. Vesco is a cos­ MORIARTY F 905 MAIN STREET ^ aooesaoiies. Bruce Mitchell, both of Man- {yellow roses. * metician at Pine Pharmacy. Mr. IWog to teini there. Lot M givi you A reception for $00 waa bald Kappa Delta, honorary society. Converse FREE SCHI BOOKCOVERS Mr. Baxter is a 1960 graduate ehsster, and Ralph Lanagan of I' A reception for 135 was held Vesco is a asnior at Central a HR iDDiiht (or ny nlghOI 643-2165 c ^ at the Sand Point Country ik- Kancbeater, a brother of the • at Buck's Comer Rastaurant, Connecticut State College, BROTHERS ► Club, Beattie. For a motor trip of Manchester High School, PAINTING AND NOW f O p u iA r 's s h o p p in g b a g s bride. ' Glastonbury. For a motor trip where he is majoring in ele­ ► Authorised agent In Man- acroas the United Btatee Mra. and is a fifth y ea r student ^ DECORATING Mrs. Lanagan wore a tur­ north and to the World’s Fair, mentary education, and a mem­ HAVE SCHOOL BOOK COVERS. Baxtsr wore! a light gireen holds an Alfred P. Sloan Jr. cheater for all Alrllnee,^ P H O N E 64S-28Q4 quoise silk sheath with match- Mrs. Vesco wore a light wool ber of Alpha Phi Omega fra­ 5 4 3 . 5 1 3 5 Ballroads mad Bteamahlp Italian knit otaaa and Jacket aaNotiai adudarahlp, and ia a i JUST CLIP THEM FOR EASY USE. The aouple v MM kt Miaaa, mantosr of PI Tau Bigma and in f lace Jacket and matching suit and black accessoiriea. Itae ternity. He is employed at First rlmMM Can ETenlaga — $ to • aeceaaoriea, aad a coraage Icoupla will live at 4174H E> National Stans, Main St.. Man* 301-SIS CmtHr St. YOURS FREE WITH YOUR ORDER omrMotluawwojMf N. T „ £ a r . M. Ftai Eta fliipni, bonocaTy ao- gallov a|4 wblte roaea,' Tha 'Mlddla Tpka. aftar Sept 14. aheatsr. ‘t c ■V KAUCHESmt EVCNIKO RERAIA 't . i r . l yrm oonn^ M o n d a y , a u g u h ^ 'u, i m 4 ^ HAMCHIBTBR SV8NINO HEBALD, KANCHSnVR. OOMM. MONDAY. AUBU8T t l , 1964

ssadad, after years o f effort, hi Isolating South Windsor a blue pigment, a plant ensyme, whloh they identify aa the spesifie chemical TV-Radio Tonight agen t' which tells all plants precisely B ethH iU el when they should open their flowers. C : '' J. 'N Isolation of the ensyme does not begin To Observe Hh to resolve all the ways in which it may T elevision eventually be made a servant to the 6:00 (I) Ws I Theator (24) Of Poets and Poetry BANTLV G!L tS L H oly Days ( I) N«vs (10-32-80) NBC Movie plant planning of man itself, but the (10) Bvc-Dentitr 9:00 (24) The Prench Cbel ( 1 )'! I discoverer adentista seem to think they (U-lS-aO) Movie (18) ^bscrtptlon TV (M) What's N tv (12) f r e Got A Secret ; >, V. .! stand where Pierre and Marie Curie Temple Beth HUlel haa an­ (90) Early Bbow 1:10 (4-20-40) Wacon Train (C) nounced that High Holy Day (40) Laranns (13) Vacation Playhouss ■ I I.. \::i., ■! ' stood when they had isolated their first m S Moris at 6 (34) TTavsl Time gram of radium. servleee will begin Sunday eve­ 4:10 (3) Nsvs. Sports. Wsathsr 9:00 ( 24j! Africa i)|. 11- t :U (B> Club Houm (8-f2) Danny Thomaa And tha ginkgo tree? ning.. Roeh Haahanoh or the 4:10 (M) DIscorery 9:80 (3-13) Andy Orifflth Jewish New Year will be cele­ n ’>-33-30l Hur,' r.<’-Bnnklsy (83-80) Hollywood k Sian Here, instead of wanting to protect (3) WsUsr Onnkits (10) Peter Ounn bloom and fruit, or control ita timing, brated at the tandpla at 8 p.m. (I) Oallant Men 10:00 (8) The DetecUvea MM W » n » There will be morning services (11) Nsvsbsst (13) Texloo Star Parade the object ia to eliminate both bloom 4:45 ( 90) Ron Cochran (5-30-40) Breakint Point iflCoCnnBDV^ Monday and Tueaday at 10:80. (18) Sunscrlption TV AMMlatad•dP roM If oaeliMtToly •ntltloa • _ and fruit, and the discovery is one of a 7:00 (8) Mlovls » OM of t«|ipuMlwtioa ibitattioa Iof all m w « 4 l» Yom Klppur, the Jewish Day (Ut In the Public Intsrsst (10-3380) MHch Miner (C) Thirsty? I croditaa to U or Mt IoUMrwlM crodtt' magic spray which, in the spring, will be of Atonement, will begin Sept. (84) W bafr Now (24) AnUquee uM uM nU looal M m onb- (12-28-80-40) New*. Sports 11:00 ( 3-10-23-80) News, Spoils. Next tiine yoh’ra ■ PW r sure to keep tha little buds from bloom­ IS. Kol Nidre services will be Weather Weather held Sept 15 at 8 p m . On Sept (20) Mai) Order Msr)(el 11:16 (8) Movie why not have a del rtMuMtMOPM it ing. The trouble seenu to be that, come i^iSiSTmmyA 16 services will be held at 10:30 (10) Death Valley Days (80) Tonight (C) toe-cold eott drink fall, the fruit of the ginkgo tree has an 7.15 (23) Summer Hfchllfnts (40) Dfck P«vwe(l a.m. (80) Snorts (*smera (13) (iiris (jiMk on ly lO o! ___ %Asag' r - bS unpleasant odor, something like a Hal­ All services will be held at 7:80 (8-20-40) Outer Limits 11:20 (12) Movie «m ra appoariag in •dTorttooniont* (18) IJ(e of Rllpv 11:30 (8) Movie loween cabbage. Temple Beth Hillel, Foster S t (12) To Tell the 'Tnilh (10-23) Tonltht (O) j FMilint mattor ki n * ifaiMShMttr Ext. and will be led by Rabbi Tobacco PoHoh ■araid Which of these three new miracles SEE BATUKUAX-^ TV WEEK FUK COMPLETE LISTTNO Richard White. 1101 BiAIN ST. a . A. •aiTleo, la& shall we reach for first ? What if we can­ iTOs - 'm Hebrew instruction will be Next to KsHM — Nav TOTt On* not choose, and feel a compulsion to given one day a week by a cer­ have all three at once, and come out tified Hebrew teacher. ’Ibis will AUDIT ko 0 9 cracm >A- with a cross of frost-free bean with be in addition to the regular Sunday School program. when-to-bloom com with no-bloom Radio Monday, Aufuat SI Patrolitiaa AppUcatioos ' ginkgo ? Town Manager Terry If. (Thia Bsttng todndes only ttisse news broadeasts of M or U > The dangers and complexities of Sprenkel announced that appli­ ■nimte ksigth. Some stotioBs earry ether abort newscMto) r" cations for police patrolmen choice arc such that we may decide to tlon. Mrs. Myrtle Bnglert of Columbia, right, was the an- (rDBC—ISSS 7:06 Conversation rieca i Jl GnlliTer Bound will be accept^ until Friday. Columbia Canoe Club team, at right, paddles to a third S:t» Lons John TSade 7:30 News ot the World wait for the ultimate and Inevitable Applications may be obtained place posithm in the women’s unlimited war canoe competi Xtouncer for the two-day meet. (Herald photos by Pinto.) 7:(X) Dick RoMasoa 7:46 Sing Along Nsws SIsn Off 8:10 P o m Onneert * |ilM delicate, intricata, and not very miracle. In which nature will be repealed at the town manager’s office. WMAT—SM 10:06 Nlgtitbeat oompletely aatiafactory bualneaa of not piecemeal, but in totality. Sprenkel stated that all ap­ 4:00 Prsd Swanson Show 11:00 News plicants must be high school 4:80 Nsws. Sports sad Wsathsr 11:16 Si^rta Pinal .ti^dag to run another country—to run It 7:00 Edward P. Morgaa 11:80 Art Johnson Show graduates or have pass^ a high 7:15 Ed Hynss Show TTPOP. -14M 'jiart anough to keep It going ad a ooun* school equivalency examination Columbia Canoeists Excel in National Meet 1:50 P in OR 6:00 Lqu Tsrri 7:00 Ksb OriRla jb k but not to run it ao much it m fe ly and be residents of South Wind­ H im ShoaM Be In The Price 4:00 Nsws 13:00 (Ssrry Oordoa ’St^poniea your own complete satallita— sor at the time of filing for the (Oonttnned from Page One) 4:80 Radio Orsatsr Hariford Some of the tourists in New York SDcaminatlon. Applicants should visor for the club, said, “ Our tuate: Boy’s juvenile class war 4:46 Lowell TTiomaa >1^t goea on and on and on hi South canoe; first and second, (Co­ Family of Four, 7:00 News City thia summer have been behaving be between 22-86 years old. has been more than gniacious. youngsters have learned invalu­ Svietnan. able lessons just from watching lumbia: Women’s unlimited war 7:80 Public Affairs like eheap hicks, according to reports The written examination for 8.00 Th« Wocid Tbnight ? Tha chief leaaon auch experiancea the vacant position will be given Please give our Aloha to w try - the other participants. They canoe; first, unattached, sec­ One Other Dead 8:16 Life Line provided by the city slicker bellhops, Staach ia that power alone, aa axpreaaed during the second week in Sep­ one." have probably learned more this ond, Yonkers, ftlrd, Colum­ 8:80 Broadway Ovsrtura waiters, cabbies, doormen, and ha'r- weekend in pacing and resting bia: Men’s class: (Cochituate, 9:10 Beet of Broadw u ^ * ^ y o f Ita maaaurable terma—money, tember. Tha starting salary is They left for Washington to­ In Ohio Crash 10:U MimIc to Relax in ' Harritoa’c dreseers who obtain some ol their in­ 14,792 a year. day and will train on the Poto­ than they ever have before. The Potomac. 13:16 SIsn OR W* do your kNmdry m ilitary manpower, number of planea Roy R. Browning of the South California Club won and deserv­ imo-isss Y o r t come from tips. mac for the North American NAPOLEON, Ohio (AP) t:00 News. Wsathsr. Sports work nglit In omr jand bomba— la almoat never the aole key Windsor Bank and Trust Co., is edly so, but wait 'tiU next time. 6 ;B Old. Borrowed Blua There have been soma tourists in New Championships and the Pesi- Five poraons—four of them DOWNTOWN MonchoshN’ sh op.'' ^ any auch altuation, beeauae it can al* attending an annual two-week Our club is only three years old S:46 Thrss dtar Bhrira ■ — Tork this sununer who have sneaked while the other clubs have been Surplus Highest 9IUIIUIIVIA •anoat never be uaed alone. residence session of the Gradu­ dential Cup Races next week­ members of an Inkster, Mich., I through hotel lobbies and up and down ate School of Banking at the end, in Washlng;ton. They ex­ paddling for years." For the very beet « ■ No one double the number of nuclear In Five Years family—were killed earfy today elevators carrying their own luggage. University of Wisconsin. pect to be here until Novem­ Clubs participating Included: in the head-on collision of two iweapona we can bring to bear on tha White El^>luuit Booth ber. Schroeder said he hopes to eervice, patroniee' Tliere have been others who have Hawaii Kayak Club; California cars on U.S. 24 about 10 miles OPEN ^tuation in Vietnam. Or, to be atlU more TRie Union - Ellsworth PTA introduce war canoeing to Ha­ Kayak Club; Southern Califor­ Town Controller Joseph V. east of here. your local latindry,'' bean watched leaving their hotel rooms, is sponsoring a white elephant waii on his return. jprpctlcal, nobody doubta the number of nia Canoe Club; Utah State Clementine has released an Sheriff Fred H. Bartels idanU- ANXIOUS MONDAYS going into aome lunch eounter and buy- booth at the Wapping Fair Sept. Many family groups attended University, Niles, Michigan fied the dead aa: mid>faahioned fighting men, equipped 12. Proceeds will be used for the and put up tents on private prop­ analysis of General Fund sur­ Ing a container o f eoffse and a napkin Canoe Club, Keepataw Canoe Louise Oulledge, 46; her sons |4f s MtsrT No nssd to bs, Mi NEW SYSTEM iwith machine guna, we could put into Oourtssr Wadewortii Atheneum. Hartford benefit of the PTA. erty. Wilbur Fletcher had 10 pluses for the past five fiscal YEAR 'ROUND full o f doughnuts and then taking them AN AGE OF ELEGANCE Club, Michigan State Kayak Ray Clifford, 20, the driver, and if6 80 csii to pick sp the phoM mt Ithe atreeta of Saigon, if we wanted to. Members of the PTA will c Anyone wishing to donate bric- tor of the CCC, had youngsters terford, Conn. Canoe Club, Se- 000 for 1950-1960; $105,000 for and In critical, condition were German Meissen porcelain from predecessor, the Baroque, Opposlto the OemetasF hot water out of the hotel room's sink! By Rowland Evans Jr. a-brac for the booth may con­ "floating in" f rom different bago Canoe Club, Yonkers Ca­ 1960-1961; $108,500 for 1961- Joe Gulledge, 64, the husband; {mentarily quell. Inside the famed collection of J. P. ^ e r e the Baroque style was tact Mrs. James Dobie, 21 Pear 1962; and $172,000 for 1962- clubs. They would arrive, throw Some gallant tourists have ignored Morgan, Just one of a number of noe Club, Inwood Canoe Club, and 'Virvil Sanders, 17, Mrs. Tor Ptofciv aad DettnasY" 1 The truth la that, aa Jamea Reaton powerful and dramatic, the R o­ Tree La. or Mrs. Charles Bas- a sleeping bag on the living 1963. the doormen, despite their handsome porcelain, gold, and silver coco was charming, romantic, Wanda Canoe Club, N.Y.A.C; Oulledge’s brother. A passenger ■ m m o m n u a ObD 66»-T7U iSHbovera in the courae of a diacuaaion soos, 137 Famham^ Rd., who vrlU room floor, then drift off. Philadelphia Canoe Club, Wash­ Of last year’s $233,000 sur­ in Shininger's car, William Hell­ uniforms and gold braid! Robert D. Novak pieces now on exhibit in the whimsical, and, at Urnaa, esren iD B W ica p in Braaohea at: «M NosthHUh M power and the limltationa of power in arrange for pick-up. The craft, all manufactured ington, D.C. Canoe Club and plus, $14,000 came from the er, 20, of Sherwood, was In ssrl- lavish Rococo show at the Wads­ frivolous. Ws do osr hssf to ssnw rsv bsitor St. aad 961 Haatfort Rd. )„ For such reasons, it is reported, there Report Midget Football Registratioa abroad, have specifications as Potomac Boat Club. board of education, the rest ous condition. ^1M New Tork Timea thla morning, there worth Atheneum through Sept. This Rococo show has been Is universal "moaning and groaning" The South Windsor Midget to weight, leng;th and depth. The from municipal departments. hnometlmea a powerleaaneaa reaiding at IS. selected and arranged by the and Pony League football teams The course was 500 meters among the city’s purveyors of services, WASHINGTON — Leadership overwhelmed by party reg­ With the mild and benign Drawings, paintings, silver, museum's summer curatorial canoes, called “ Canadians” , are for women (about 550 yards or Only in 1960-1961 was the edu­ t|S vary heart of power. will bold registration tonight slightly higher than kayaks and cation surplus lower, being in what was supposed to be the lush ef the Democratic party for ulars and organized labor. Mansfield aa the heir apparent, and porcelains have been select­ assistants, under the direction and tomorrow night. a third of a mile) and 1,000 ^SHiat we are trying to do in Vietnam, These Johnson allies in the are paddled in a kneeling posi­ meters for men. Participants $3,800 then. season of the World's Fair. years to come was the bed­ the Southern wing of the party ed from the museum’s vast per­ of Cnarles C. Cunningham, Boys between 9 and IS are abort of trying to make naked uaa of the South also toyed with the pos- could count on retaining far manent collections and are pre­ Atheneum director. There la no tion with a single blade paddle. were whipped out (launched) In other years the b o « d of All we can say is that if any of this rock issue underlying President eligible for the midgets provid­ The kayak is decked, low to the power we can aim there if we pleaae, la, sibillty of Sen. Eugene Mc(cCar- more power in national party sented in this extraordinarily admission charge at the Athen­ ing they weigh between 70 and near the finish line and had to education surplus has ranged is true, and people have actually been Johnson's selection of a Vice- thy, Humphrey's junior col­ water and is propelled from a paddle out to the starting line from $58,000 to $77,500. aa we aald, aomething in a delicate pat* councils after the Johnson Pres­ elegant show. eum, which is open daily, Tues­ 115 pounds. The age limit for the vieitlng New York City and getting Presidential nominee. league from Minnesota, as a idency than with veteran politi­ 'The Rococo period, which day through Sunday. sitting position wlUi double-blad- to begin. Mayor Francis Mahoney said tern. Pony League is 12-15 with a ed paddles worked by alternate This vital fact was ob­ less militant liberal. But last cal in-fighter Humphrey, whose maximum weight of 145 pounds. Columbia gdrls won the ban­ several weeks ago that he will away with any portion of this, then side strokes. A chief of atate juat depoaed claima scured in the endless delibera­ week, the conservative choice political career has been one R ^ stration will be held at tam cIews war canoe race and urge the board of directors to that our diplomacy there r'eally favored auch people deserve citations and med­ narrowed down to Sen. Mike long battle against oil, big busi­ Many of the participants are the Cochituate Club won the place most of last year’s sur­ tions and contrived drama by the American Legion Hall on heading for Fort Slocum, N.Y. als for somehow escaping fatal Injury which Mr. Johnson chose his Mansfield of Montana, Senate ness, and racial discrimination. Main St. between 6 and 8 p.m. boys’ bantam race. CJolumbla plus in escrow, rather than ex. the leader he himaelf had depoaed, only an army barracks, where they from the forest of hands being thrust at running-mate. Democratic Leader. In fact, there are wise politi­ Each boy must be accompanied also won the girls’ junior class pend it for new appropriations a few weeka ago, and poaaibly even with Just as McNamara could pre­ Op en Forum will continue training for next race with Yonkers second and them and into them, for surviving the There was never any ques­ cians in Texas today who, be­ by a parent. during the fiscal year. aome help from ua. But It may be that sumably have been sold to the fore John F. Kennedy's death, week’s races. Ctonituate third. The boys’ jun­ withering looks launched at and through tion about the natural choice War On Illiteracy Too ing how important H is to aee While the local club did not ior class event was won by He said that "it will insure we really favor and we have really pick­ party as the nation's foremost had been grooming Gov. Con­ To the Editor, Manchester Evening Herald the possibility of either holding them, and for daring to be ao unpatri­ for the Vice-Presidential nom­ expert on national' security, other people, to get together score enough points for a tro­ Yonkers with Columbia taking ed the civil aervant who haa auddenly ination. Sen. Hubert Humphrey nally for Uie Presidency. For Our country ia fighting the with them and get to know them South Windsor correspondent, Or lowering the tax rate when otic, so unsportsmanlike, so unfairly un- Man.sfield could have been sold them and other conservatives, Brownie Joseph, telephone 644- phy, members did receive indi­ second and third. emerged aa a caretaker of the govern­ was the Democrat who by train­ war on poverty. One of the most and to see how small the dif­ vidual medals for placing. Mrs. Girls’ Juvenile war canoe: 1965-1966 budget-making time as Humphrey's superior in the the Humphrey nomination for important steps in fighting pov­ •148. ment for the next two montha. In all fairlike, aa to try to leave the city with ing, ability, and political bench­ Senate. This would have put a ferences between us really are. William Jacobus, an adult ad- First, Columbia, second, Cochi­ arrives." marks could best .speak for the Vice - President echoes like a erty is to eliminate illiteracy Through that you realize how thia rumor, one thing ia fairly certain. a dime of their own still in their pock­ semblance of legitimacy on by­ dominant Northern Democrats. death-kneel. After Mr. Johnson, first. Even in our own area of wonderful it is to have friends, We are not even going to aay Juat what ets. passing. the natural choice, the Democratic power center Manchester there are people No other Democrat could match Humphrey. even far away ones, because in Accideiits Bring we are doing and juat which leader we These heroje tourists themsetvea his record. now is far more likely to return who cannot read and write well spite of differences you sing When the Mansfield boomlet to the North. This is tha real happen to favor at a moment If we haven't been heard from. They have no Why, then, did Pre.sident enough to get along well in so­ with the same voice and ive was first floated out of the meaning of Humphrey. ciety. Arrest, Warning ahould do ao, we might do more harm union, no spokesmen. But we’ll bet that Johnson search so long before White House by a friendly news­ connected by something essen­ reaching an obvious decision? There is a bill in Congress now tial deep in your souls. than good to the man we want to aup- most of them are rather nice people paper columnist, the Senator which provides for the establish­ A Manchester motorist was GRAND The answer has nothing to do .sharply said he wasn't interest­ Give my love to all the old who like to be even fair and generous ment of National Literacy Week, arrested and a Willimantlc driv­ port. with ticket-balancing and little ed (a reaction that angered the friends from the summer of 1960 Sept. 14-19. During this week er was issued a written warning W Af We don’t dare really run thinga open­ in their tipping if they’re given a chance to do with the 1964 election. .President because it restricted Herald and tell them how much that the war against poverty due to in two of three weekend motor to decide about it themselves, but who The answer is that Democratic his flexibility). Some Northern summer meant to all of us. ly; we don't dare juat get out; we have ilkteracy will be emphasized vehicle accidents in which no politicians from the South, politicians are convinced that Sincerely yours, ouraelvea deeply involved in a aituation resent it when the money la practically Yesterdays across our nation. injuries but some vehicular Southwest, and Border state.s — the slightest encouragement Elsemarie Wandall grabbed from them. Let's help in this way to elimi­ damage was reported by police. where we really can't call all the ahota the conservative wing of the from Mansfield would have Osterbrogade 38 25 Years .Ago nate poverty in our own area Mrs. Mary C. Pearson of 33 ouraelves; should we try to be the one Some day there is going to be a ma­ party wanted de.sperately to changed the course of history. Copenhagen, Denmark A and in other states. Write to jor and a very pleasant social revolu­ insure their new power in the Last Monday (Aug. 34), for Lyndale St. was charged with to call every shot, and take masterful Will of late Miss Louise Che­ your Congressman. Ask him to failure to grant the right of tion, and tipping is going to be stabi­ party after the Lyndon Johnson example, the President was charge, we would destroy our alibi for Pre.sidency ends. ney bequests large sum to Che­ vote yes for H. J. Res. 1048 Reading Assignment way, and was summoned to ap­ lized and automatic and made part of talking up Mansfield and play­ ney Bros, to help company in being there and remove the basic con­ The only way they could ac­ which will create National Liter­ To the Editor, pear in Manchester’s Circuit ing down Humphrey in a pri­ reducing obligations or to aid it acy Week. Write to; The Hon. When I was a young man, trast between ourselves and the forces the basic price of the service, and every­ complish this was to keep the vate White House talk with a Court 12 on Sept. 14. growth. Emilio Q. Daddario, House Of­ and that was a few years ago, body, on both aides of the coin, is going Vice-Presidency out of the hands labor lobbyist. During their talk Police said that Mrs. Pear­ we are there to oppose. McKinney Bros., local busi­ fice Building, Washington, D.C, I read a short story by Mark of a .strong liberal Northerner Press Secretary George Reedy son, driving along E. Center St., So the greatest nation on earth ia not. to be a lot happier. ness men, make another for­ Sincerely yours, Twain, entitled, "What Stwnped Hke Humphrey. walked In with a wire service had stopped, with signal lights ward step in business career by Mrs, Arlene Swain The B.ue-Jays.” I re-read it In reality, free and strong enough to do The first objective was t o ' report of a second flat statement on, to make a left turn at Pit­ opening new office on Main St. recently—and I advise every so- what it pleases in Vietnam; its policy eliminate Kennedy. His youth, that Mansfield would not run kin St. in front of an oncoming Junior Highs On Trial Again called liberal to read it. car driven by Frank E. Gochee, and action are circumscribed and lashed the fact that he had never run for Vice-President. Connecticut League of Women “Love To Old Friends’ Voters praises Gov. Raymond It is full of good humor, and 42, of Bolton. Gochee applied his down by an infinity of restrictions. in New York City the perennially for elective office, and his pro­ Politicians who know Mans­ To the Editor, horse sense, embattled junior high school sy.iteni i.i nounced lack of rapport ^ th field well claim not only that he E. Baldwin's forthright and brakes as she moved across his Thia can be most exasperating to the A ftfff/ days ago Emily Smith I am sure that the Owl from Mr. Johnson made the elimina­ honestly didn’t want the job but firm action to strengthen Con­ path, but he was unable to avoid being attacked from a new angle. The and I again said goodbye to Nova Scotia is not Lester Pear- red-blooded among us; it may even New York SUte Education Commi.i- tion easy. that he suspected he was being necticut's merit system . a collision and struck the right storm Signals Ahead! each other. And in a very short •son, he never got to the Toee- rear of the Pearson car. Mrs. seem, to them, that it la aomething of sloner's committee on the desegregation With Kennedy out, the next uaed aa a device to stop Humph­ time thousands of miles will be mite. Pearson said she thought she of the public schools in ^ the city has step was to eliminate Humph­ rey. He would have no part of an ignominy for a full-fledged Ameri­ 10 Years Ago between us. But the ties from If one doesn’t read Mark could make it, police reported. recommended a scrapping of the 6-3-3 rey. That meant finding an al­ this. can military man, like General Maxwell me to Manchester are strong, Twain's yam this letter doesn't The Gochee car left 25 feet of system in favor of a new 4-4-4 system. ternative. Perhaps the President’s Mon­ Republican voters shatter and very, very often when life make sense. Taylor, to be taking great care to decide The primary reason for the change day chat with that labor lobbyist power of Bowers Bloc majority skid marks. The P e a ^ n car Though not widely known, is maybe a little tough thoughU Sincerely, whether a South Vietnamese leader is is to achieve more rapid Integration. was simply part of his elaborate on Board of Directors during was towed from the scene with the first choice of Gov. John are going from here to there Philip P, Newcomb extensive right rear-end dam­ merely physically ill, or perhaps men­ Leaving the first four grades of the Connally and other Presidential effort to encourage speculation primary election. and to the friwds, and I am primary level on a neighborhood basis, and preserve the big secret. But age. The Gochee car, with right tally ill too, or perhaps, more seriously allies in Texas was Secretary Course in store organi|^nn dreaming m ysflf back to 55 E, front damage, was operable, po­ the educators project a move during the of Defense Robert S. Mc­ there is reason to believe that spon.sored by retail d ivisi^ l^ f Middle Turnpike, or walking than either, irreparably politically ill. next four years into larger area-oriented the President's oldest and clos­ lice said. Namara. a non-politician and Manchester Chamber of Com­ Main 8t., or hiking on Mount A Thoug^ht for Today Thomas Timson, 42, of WUli- But that kind of game, piddling and ir­ schools that will broaden horizons along est friends in the South, having non-Democrat. But the conser­ merce offered to Manchester Mansfield or camping some­ mantic, was given a written resolute though it may seem, is some- with enrollment. lost their plea for McNamara, Sponsored by the ^laaohesler vatives who pressed the Presi­ people working In field of dis­ where (jr just being with good Council ef Chorebes warning for driving after drink­ tlmea the only kind of game even the But there are also plenty of argu­ dent to pick McNamara were plugged Mansfield to tha end. tribution. frtends — but all the time learn­ ments against the junior high school ing after police investigated an strongest nation can play. system as such to back up the reason­ accident last night on a cross­ AiV sai lor worth hk saR kno«n Uie meaning of Itese tMD n d fh p The Timothy of the Bible was over at Demlng St., near Tol­ ing. The main one of these is that the a shy guy. Part ot his name is with thehr Mack squares. It’s the borricane wandiig signall junior high school philosophy just isn't land Tpke. Police said that the "tim " as in "tim id.’’ Paul’s let­ Timson car scraped the side of proving out in practice, both in New Fischetti ters indicate clearly that Timo­ a trailer-truck operated by Sam­ As the hurricane season approaches, perhaps we onghtto revieiv Part-Way Miracles York and generally. This was brought thy ws8 a modest and retiring • fiikUalian NVvn)M)i uel Linzer, 84, of East Orange, home forcefully by the report of Dr. sort of fellow, gentle, even phy­ a few simple safety measures for you... stwuld you InvB to im Tha wonders of our age are never N.J. No injuries and only slight James B. Conant in 1960 which criti­ sically frail. His tears carfie vehicular damage was noted by them. If you see a fallen wire, don't touch tt->and don't let any^ teasing. They proliferate all around ua. cized the lack of meaningful teaching easily, often had to be encour­ And aometimaa they have ua confused, and Imitation of high school mores. aged. police. one else touch HI Call Hartford Electric— no matter wiwt Cie-liour Junior high schools have suffered Thia shy young man soon No Injuries nor arrests oc- wondering how we can resist reaching aurred in a minor two-car acci­ — and ten Ciem where R is. Hartford Electrkfs repair crews are for the benefits of all of them at once. severely in their attempts to get teach­ found himself making talks in ers. There are relatively plenty of teach­ public, installing ministers in dent late Saturday morning at \Nerted and ready—and if there are any service intemiptfont Of three wonders suddenly offered ers who are truly devoted to children, churches, correcting false teach­ Wetherell and Horace Sts. One the gardener, which would one choose ready to teach the primary grades. ing and supervising various vehicle had to be towed away they’ll be working ’round the dock to restore powar as anoc a i Teachers with an academic specialty types of church activities. It is with left front fender damage, pos^bls. first? The new frost-drought immunity? police said. n io bloom and fruit on order miracle? tend to try for the high school level. It a sure thing that Timothy did has been hard to recruit teachers with not want those jobs. It is quite Hartford Electric knows how much yoQT etectffe aarvfce moans Is Or the stenchless ginkgo tree? the special training for junior high likely that he thought of himself The frost-drought weapon may be one teaching, and the special Interest in an aa one of the least qualified to Police Checking you. Should a hurricane strike, and we certainty hope om doeon% more of the historic contributions of admittedly difficult age group.- do them. How did he come to be Cwy’R do eveiything in their power to ma'intato tfab itebto tha Connecticut Agricultural Experi­ These middle schools are al.so likely such a person? at an incredibly low 'to get step-child treatment at budget At the outset, he had a religi- Reported Thefts ment station at Mt. Carmel. By spray­ time which vitiates the very purposes out faith which began at home. e no age limit I • 1 ing fruit blossoms, and bean plants, for which they were created—Meriden's His mother, Eunice, and grand­ PoUce today are invesUgatlng the theft of a three horsepower gri; with a solution of a certain unsaturated junior highs, for instance, don’t have the mother, Lois, trained him in the • tnie-to-life natural-color Aim used! ■ '.$! Old Testament in a positive gasoline motor, valued at $70, Ut» fatty acid, the scientists at New Haven help for athletics at this level to chal­ lenge the youngsters and meet the need. way. Young "T im " did not re­ bom the General Spray Service • your choice of four charming pos^ ! n u t to t -♦8? ■ , have succeeded in guarding against 34 bel at his religion. Instead he at 11 Tolland Tpke. They-are alsojikely to be used as dumpi- HANDUNO «NARM 'VI - dsgrss temperatures, on the one hand, ing grounds for overflow elementary was willing to build himself up Tlie motor, police eald, was • taken by a professional photographer! > or eonditions of prolonged hot summer school pupljs, or to have their top grade as his family taught him from taken sometime between Aug. the Scriptures. 26 and Aug. 29, and had been drought on the other. It ia perhaps a drained off into available space In the • every photograph beihitifully finished! , high schools '-both these moves have Further, he was brought Into taken off one of the firm ’s Isphaigue similar to insulation which taken place here. the Christian faith through the spraying units. • remaining poses are specially priced, too! jjy The Hartford Electric Light Company works two ways, keeping temperature Locally, we're determined to go back Influence of a well-known gentle­ A coil wire, valued at $30, ■at, locking moisture In. But it may be to the 6-3-3 system next fall. If it is to man by the name of Pgul, to was also reported stolen from whom Timothy was at&acted a car of k&s. Henrietta War- • come in 1 SM o f those things which, in m e , turns be worth doing, it should be budget^ and planned for with no deviations al­ and in whom Timothy found a ahauar at 80 Edmund St. PoUce 10 to 1 p.m. and 2 to 7 p.m. Tues. thru Fri; rm umm-mio aam astllft- hat . to bo worth billions of dollars to lowed. Meanwhile, we will watch with fiiend. aaid that, late Saturday morn­ aaMi agrtoulturs. considerable interest the experiments These are two tried ways how ing, Mm. IVarshauer found the 10 to 1 p.m. and .2 to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday - I'lf/i anyone can come along to NO AGE LIMIT V w wlMa-te-bloaai miracle is offered with the 4-4-4 system. It has certain ob­ •ar, 4n the yard, with the hood MANCMSm PARKAOf, MIDDU -nNlNPIKE WfST vious advantages that may make K the possess the rift of God- ■p. feivasttgation revealed the # OPINMON.THRUUT.9dOAM.TOtOI»JllL i pattern of schooling for tomoqnw. ^ o F c m e mxj'fx m ja b m ^ y o u n u u r a a m m / ttff* Rev. Jamea V. OUypool •oU wire had been taken bom "CHARGI r r AT 6 RAN0 -WAY. ..TAKf MONTHS TO PAVI h *» IghttlbriDr aiw -lOBRIDKN'WiM Diatrtet tuparlntaiidant W Methodist Church y.y _ ,

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tha Intsmattonol 'Union o f Elec­ M ias and Mrs. Jamea Parmen- clude the Beneficial Finance trical Workfers, A F L -d O , doid ter, both of Warehouse Point Petition Filed Corp., $505; Cook’s Service Sta­ 12th CiMoit Bay Staters g Events that the man was ouopended for Science Shrinks Piles -n Events Events Uneasy Calm Returns tion, 3888; Manchester Memorial The funeral will be held three days ft>r refuolng to per­ Wednesday at 8:3 0 a.m. Ifrom For Bankraptcy Hospital, 3428; Nlchols-Mon- G m it Cases form work that he considered chester Tire Inc., 3820; Naretto New Way Without Surgerjr J the John F, 'H em ey B^meral In World Bound Over dongeroao. Home, 219 W. Center St, with In ?iation Tn State A Bell Auto Service, 3286; K. About 400 workers left the To Riot Torn City Wilson H. Miles of 47 Deer­ a solemn high Maos of requiem James Foley, 3200; Winkler Swtek, ofW^MMir* BIANCaBSTBR SMSION plant FrMay. Today mambere of field Dr. has filed a volimtory W A S H m erO N (AP) — Tha UHmSD NATIONS, N.T. In Robbery Auto Parts, 3106, and several Stops Itch—Relieves Pain at Walter and at the Church of the Assump­ • (OoertlBMdl t n m Pag* Om ) Amerioo P. Petrallo, 23, of the unioei local voted to rsmoln petition for bankruptcy in Hart­ Mm TmO, R. T. (tpMtol) - For the X w id cof 3M tion a t 9. Burial will be in S t (AP>—^ world’s arssesit pop- Oae) burglary to ag^vated assault creditors under 3100 each. sa thareagli that sugarsrs ' Internal Revenue Service prom­ off the Job until Wednesday, first time seicaeo hat found a now Mary’s Cemetery, Bast Hart­ ulaaon Is about S J 5 MlUon and 217 N, Mm St., waived exam- and battery by shooting. ford’s U.S. District Court. ^ astaaishiag stata«eata tike ‘ Hartford, died ises something new next year in Thraa Massaohusatts men tlsod cost waa 38 for odulta oad when the suspended employe is hoaliag substance with the aston- ford. ono-fUth live within Rad Cbina’s inaUon after pleading not pcMce commissioner, who feels hare eaassi to ha a yraUaeil” f<- at lUndMotar Mamo- each pleaded not guiUy today to | 1 for minora,’’ they told. to return. Atty. Arnold Klau of Hartford, lahing abilitjr to shrinic homor- Friends may call at the fu>- a perennial effort to make tax bordara. the 1963 U .N. Damo- it was the work of hoodlums,” ’GOOD’ DEED MALTED Tha aasret la a new kaaliog safe)*- . t aha waa guilty to a charge of obtaining similar counts of armed rob­ Briioh Bonfeidt, 26, of New representing Miles, entered the rhoids, stop itching, and reliaTa stance (Bie-Dyue*)—diseevery eS' » neral home tonight from 7 to 9 refunds to missing taxpayers. fruM o Yaarbook estimates. Tate sold, adding, "ail the po­ LONDON (AP) — The Boy money by false pretenses, and bery, waived examination, and London was omstod on chorfos MBW U.8. MABa»LL bankruptcy which which was pain — without surgery. e world-faawea rssserefe iustltirter .'. About 375,000 refUnda were re­ T m book, issued Sunday, says lice tell ue la that it woe tha Scouts in rural Surrey called a # urTlw r a, baaldaa har par- and tomorrow from 3 to 4 and were bound over to the next of unauthorised eole of liquor, N*JW HAVBM (AP)—Walter la ease after ease, whils gsntly This snbstaaee is uaw svaildMl 7 to 9 p.m. turned to the government dur­ because of the increasing Mrth was bound over to the next ses­ work of roving gajnge.” received by U. S. Referee in 6IFTS abta, ara two brothera, Walter session of Hartford Superior resisting arrest snd vlolaUon MoBrlde, a vataranwHartfon) halt today to the daily good rsiiering pain, actual redactiou in tuppaaitarp ar #4a(ai«nl - ing the fiscal year which ended rats and decreaslnf death rate, sion of Superior Court at Hart­ Negro leaders in the city de­ Bankruptcy Saul Seidtnan of ■iHdc Jr. and Frederidt Zwldc; Court by Judge Benedict Hol- policeman, was svroA in today d e ^ of two United States plans to launch ty rats with 180.4 infant deaths cash. Wilkins, in a telegram to Atty. A charge of fraudulent issue Hartford in lieu of lowered ton and the Chicago CAvoUere Brueh Co. have voted 271-5 in Survivors, besides her hus­ late this week Its largest scienti­ per 1,000 live births. (3en. Robert F . Kennedy, said SW IFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN Floyd M. 8ulUvan of check, also brought against bonds of 37,600 each. On Aug. marohod off with top honors favor of a new two-year con­ band, include three daughters. fic satellite, designated (XIO-A, that because of the similarity of Petrello In Mld«efleld, Conn., 21, after being returned from in the annual world open durm tract Tha vote yeaterday avert­ Michael Sullivan, 69, oi Miss Priscilla Squires, Miss for orbiting geophysical obser­ KUALA LUMPUR, MalaysU the riots, the suspicion is wide­ will ^ presented in Circuit Massachusetts by Det. Sgt. Jo­ and bugle corps competition. ed a ' strike that had been , EUaabeth Dr., huaband o: Cynthia Squires and Miss vatory. (AP) — Racial strife between spread the "they have been Court 9, Middletown, soon, it seph Sartor and D et John Krln- The Hurricanes scored 84.48 threatened for midnight lost 9ra Roche Sullivan, died Sat Heidi Squires, all at home; Carrying 20 scientific experi­ Chiziese and Malays could pose planned and that persons had waa reported. jaic of the Manchester Police De­ points out of a possible 100 yes­ night The new contract retro­ ay at Hartford Hospital. three sisters. Miss Annie Kab­ ments contributed by govern­ the biggest danger to the been paid to start and to keep 1 Sullivan waa bom In Wa- Fines were ordered in the partment, the trio was ar­ terday In the senior division. active to April 1, pro ■rides for a bai, Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins ment laboratories and universi­ Malaysia federation, Malaysia's them going.” cases of Bert H. Abbey, 22, of raigned In Chrcult Court 13, Bast The Cavaliers won the Junior five-cent hourly wage increase. _ y , and lived In Waterbury ties, the satellite will be aimed king, the Yang Di-Pertuan Troublea in New York State, and Mrs, Joseph Gyana, all of Columbia, |50, for breach of Haruord, with bond set at 310,- clsse with 86.25 points. Bast Hartford before com into an orbit looping from 170 Agong, warned today. Qiicogo and Philadelphia, Wilk­ Fairfield, and two brothers, the peace; Russell P. Aceto, 45, oou. They have since been Ja^ed Thirteen corps competed in to Manchester. He was t William Colby of Coventry and miles above the earth out to 93,' In a speech on the federa­ ins said, "o il started with a po­ A eman and dispatcher foi East Hartford, $26, driving at Hartiord in lieu of bond to the senior division and 49 in Eugene Kabbai of Bridgeport. 000 miles. tion’s first anniversary, the king lice dispute and proceeded to National Stores, Bast without a license; Robert D. await today's blndover action. the Junior cloae. The funeral will be held It will gather data on the at said: "Let us never forget that the wholesale looting of stores.” i tford, until his retirement Adams, 20, Hartford, 330, The holdup on July 20 oc­ The Skyllners of Yonkers, mosphere, the magnetosphere internal strife .can be more The outbreak in Philadelphia Wednesday at 8:16 a.m. from speeding; Sally Clark, 18, East curred at about 9:20 a.m. when N . Y-, were second in the senior years ago. the Potter Funeral Home, 466 {and Interplanetary space be- damaging to our future pros­ began Friday night when a po­ irvtvors, besides his wife, Hartford, 340, speeding; Wil­ two armed men walked into the class with 83.5 points. Third Jackson St., Wlllimantic, with 1 yond reach of the earth’s mag' pects than any other peril from lice patrol cor, carrying a white Jblude a son, Floyd E. Sullivan bur Clark, 46, Coventry, 335, service station. One pushed his place went to the defending QnototleM FomleheS by a Mass of requiem at St. I netic field. within or without." champions, the Intersthtesmen, and a Negro policeman, res­ TMlddle Haddam; three broth- driving an unregistered motor gun into the stomach of Paul Ompeep-Tegeler Oo., bie. 7bn i/ 4tr£fsf Boo fIn Topi/n Mary’s Church, Coventry at 9. He called last month’s bloody Albany, N. Y. The Bunrlsers oi' ponded to a routine call of a , Thomas Sullivan and Rich- vehicle (320) and improper use Bloom, 66, of 637 O n te r St., Members of New York Burial will be in St. Mary’s WASHINGTON (AP) — Ar racial riots in Singapore "a Mossapequo, N. Y., were stalled car in the predominantly 1 Sullivan, both of Waterbury, of reg;istration plates (316); who was tending the station lor Btoek Exchange Cemetery. cheologists have turned up what stain on our reputation." Robert Cochlola, 30, Wolcott, fourth. Negro section of North Philadel­ George Sullivan of Boston, tlie owner, Lewis Laschever of Bonk stocks phia, where about one-third of a.; two slstera, Mrs. Nora Friends may call at the fu­ they consider evidence that the 325, failure to obtain a public Check these prices — you'll be amazed at the savings! neral home today and tomor­ Vikings beat Christopher Co­ WARSAW, Poland (AP) — A Eaat HarUord, who had gone to Bid Asked the city’s 6(X),(XX) Negroes re­ era of Plalnvllle and Mrs. utilities' commission plate; and the bank with weekend receipts. row from 7 to 9 p.m. lumbus to the new world by series 61 antiwar rallies will be Vandals Damage School 0>nn. Bonk and side. Oonnely of Newington, and Joseph W. Gasper, 24, Coven­ Bloom was pushed Into a wash­ THOMPSON (AP) —Vandals Truit Co...... 67 71 I granddaughters, about 600 years. held on the 26th anniversary of try, 330, speeding. Police found a Negro woman Robert C. Barbero A tiny stone wheel, found in a Hitler’s 1939 invasion of Poland. room while the other gunman caused 34,000 damage and stole Hartford National and her husband arguing there he funeral will be held to graboed the cash from tne reg­ Bonk Co...... 62H 66H StRLOiN STEAK . 9 5 ‘ GROUND CHUCK . 69« C R O S S lo R om . 89* Robert C!hrIstoi*er Barbero, Newfoundland wilderness, w m Setting the stage for the ral­ $360 in school equipment from and attempted to take the wo­ WELL TEmMED htrow at 8 a.m. from the ister. Both tied in a station wa­ CHUCK 58, of 14 Carol Dr., died this hailed as a clue to a Viking set- lies, Poland’s largest circulation the Thompson Memorial School Fire Insnroace Compoalee man out of the car. It was then, ^vMrk and Whitney Funeral gon. It wks later reported that a Hartford Fire ... 78 82 ^me, 318 Burnside Ave., East morning at Manchester Memo­ tlemet in North America nearly paper, the Evening Express, ac­ over the weekend, Danielson they said, that a crowd gath­ Italy Taking third man was hiding in the car NaUonal F ire ____127 185 ered, bottles, rocks and bricks ford, with a Mass of re rial Hospital after a short ill­ 1,000 years ago. The wheel was cused England and France of State Police reported today. CHUCK STEAK CALIF. STEAK in a plan to confiue investigat­ CUT dem at St. Bartholomew’! ness. identified as part of a wool-spin­ shirking obligations to Poland in Superintendent of schools Je­ Phoenix Fire ____ 121 129 were thrown at police and the SHORT CUT 65c BRjSKET Mr. Barbero waa bom in ning device and the first Viking 1939 by not quickly attacking ing police who were looking for rome Ryscavage described the Life and liideninity Infe. Cos. widespread looting and pillaging burch at 9. Burial will be In Drastic Steps two men. Aetna Casualty .. 120 128 began. few S t Joseph's Cemetery, New York City Jan. 10, 1906, household article found on the Hitler’s forces. incident as "the worst cose of and lived in Manchester 27 continent. Later in the same day, police malicious vandalism I have ever Aetna Life ...... 182 190 Efforts by local Negro civil RIB STEAKS iSELN^COsnus aterbury. recovered keys, that had been JUICY ROUND ROAST ■iends may call at the fu- years. He was employed at Lord Dr. Melville Bell Grosvenor, SOUTHAMPTON, England seen." Conn. General____178 186 rights leaders to stop the rioting and Taylor, West Hartford. In Economy taken from Bloom, lying along Hfd. Steam Boiler 149 157 , honie tonight from 7 to 9. president* and editor of the Na­ (AP) — A British physicist sug­ After gaining entrance to the by direct appeals to the people Survivors Include his wife, tional Geographic Society, said gested today that earthmen tne road at North and N. Main school by smashing a window Security Ins...... 78 82 in the area proved imsuccessful. Mrs. Beatrice Nobel Barbero; Sta. That was the only ciue Travelers ...... 43 48 The rioting continued Satur­ STEAK PORTERHOUSE }u Wallaoe Johndrow the discovery suggests that the ought to be sending signals into (Continued l. oui Page One) the vandals, using hammers, S H O U L O n ROUND GROUND . 9 9 ‘ NEWPORT ROAST^ a daughter, Mrs. Barbara B. found here in the holdup. wrenches and pry bars, moved PubUc UtiUtles day and Sunday, though with U A H —B o m u s i iiSBLLINGTON— Wallace Louis Vikings brought toelr wives to Chappells Mark 50th Wedding space, just in case anyone is out Cuavaht of Huntington Beach, do household work in an unsuc­ there listening. Other meastires, including in­ Also, on the same day, a simi­ through the elementary school Ckmn. Light Power 37 H 39% less violence and less frequen­ ow, 78, of Mountain Rd., Calif.; a son, James Nobel Bar­ Mr. and Mrs. Griswold A.^> lar holdup occurred in Pough­ cy. The police radio repeatedly nun cessful attempt to establish a Chappell of 478 N. Main St. cele­ tinued the business in 1946 and Dr. D. M. A. Mercer, lecturer creased rail fares and postal smashing just about everything Hartford Gas Co. 42 45 LONDON BROIL Saturday afternoon at bero of South Windsor; twe reported bonds of roving youths BRISKET CUTS permanent settlement. became the town’s assistant at Southampton University, told tariffs, are expected to follow as keepsie, N. Y., following the to sight, police said. Southern New Eng­ CHUCK ROAST ckvllle City Hospital. sisters. Miss Lilia F. Barbero brated their 60th wedding anni­ breaking windows and looting HONILSSSTOP SIRLOIN ec versary yesterday with an open building inspector in 1951. In the British Association for the Italy struggles to cut spending same pattern of the attendant An unsuccessful attempt was land Telephone 57 61 jMr. Johndrow waa bom In of East Hartford and Mrs. being pushed into a washroom. Maanfacturlng Companies state liquor stores and tap- WASHINGTON (AP) — A pri house for more than 200 friends 1964 he became chief building Advancement of Science that and halt a race between in­ also made to get into the vault kvllle, a Bon of Peter and Ethel B. Brodeur of Manches­ The arrests of the trio follow­ Allied Thermal ... 48 52 rooms. vate study group predicts that and relatives at North Methodist Inspector, succeeding David life may exist in other solar sys­ creasing prices and \yages. where records are stored. SHOULDER STEAK STEAK ie Buaher Johndrow, and ter; a brother, Raymond C. Police said 28 persons were TOP ROUND $1.13 I^R O A S T S SR the United States population will Chambers, and held that posi­ tems. Italy already has boosted gas­ ed an intensive investigation by Hinges on the steel door were Arrow, Hart, Heg. 56% 60% TEHBIRLOW (ed In this area most o f his Brezzo of Mancheater, and two Cnurch hall. Mrs. Chappell is a arrested Sunday night. Incresuse from the present 192 "The most likely way for one oline prices, curtailed install­ police of Station 4 in South Bos­ removed and the combination Barden ...... 12 14 He was a truck operator granddaughters. native of Colchester and her tion until ills retirement in 1959. A special riot court at City million to 362 million by the He served 15 months as inspec­ Intelligent world to try to con­ ment plan credits and Increased ton, Mass., who, while working knocked off, but the doors could Bristol Brass .... 8 % 9% fore hla retirement. He was a The Rose Hill Funeral Home, husband is a native of Water­ Hall worked into the night to PORTERHOUSE year 2000 and to 487 million by ford. tor for the housing for the el­ tact another would be to send taxes on automobile sales. on another break in Walpole, re­ not be opened. Police estimated Ctoleco ...... 10% 11% STEAK ’ P SHORT RIBS 49* RUMP ROAST auniesmt o f St. L u k e's Elm St., Rocky Hill, is in Dunhom-Bush ... 4 4% dispose of coses ranging from MIDDLB COT 2010. The couple was married in derly. His last position was as out unmanned spaceships load­ The new decrees increase ceived confidential information the damage. charge of arrangements which on the Manchester holdup. The N. B. Machine ... 27 30 are incomplete. The Population Reference Bu Colchester Aug. 26, 1914, and clerk of the works for 13 months ed with computers and scientific Italy’s sales tax from 3.3 per ISurvivora Include four sons, reau, basing its projections on lived in Manchester since 1923. at the Vernon Elementary information ready to give and three men are wanted in Mass­ North and Judd . . 18 19% ce Johndrow and Ernest cent on all articles to 4 per Opposes Districting Peter Paul ...... 32 35 CHUCK STEAK 69* ROUND ROAST Mrs. Jane F. Freeman Census Bureau reports released Before that they lived in (k)l- School, Skinner Rd., which ter­ receive information," Dr. Mer­ achusetts and New York for 99* STEW BEEF idrow, both of Rockville cent. But the government said HARTFORD (AP) — The Ckm- PlasUc Wire Cable 13 15 Bomuss (Rnm ) , KlHO or ROASTS Mrs. Jane Forbes Freeman, in July, said that the current chester, Bristol emd Waterford. minated in the fall of 1963. cer said. criminal court action although feJlace Johndrow Jr. of El- it would rebate part of this ex­ necticut Farm Bureau today Standard Screw .. 37% 40% 83, of East Hartford, mother of fertility level in the United They have four children, Mrs. Cliappell is an active mem­ tra payment on such necessites Ck>nnecticut charges have prior­ Dgton, and George Johndrow proposed Uiat the General As­ Stanley Works ... 24% 26% Donald F. Freeman of Talcott- States threatens an explosive Doris Hollister of Glen Rock, ber of the Knights of Pythle.s LONDON (AP) — Radio-con­ as foodstuffs, fertilizer and ag­ ity. CLUB STEAK Manchester; three daugh- population growth that would trolled model airplanes flown by The men were returned here sembly delay its consideration Veeder-Root ...... 56 60 H ” RIB ROASTS .% .6 9 * MB ROAST IS ville and Robert L. Freeman N.J., Gerald A. Chappell of and is a past chancellor of Mem­ ricultural implements and ma­ TODAY BONILISI U A H CHUCK s, Mrs. Frank Kelzenberg of of South Windsor, died yester­ have grave social and economic Manchester, Bernard L. Chap­ orial Lodge, Manchester, and a hobbyists west of London are after waiving extradition in Bos­ of reapportlonment "until the The above quotations ore not chinery. The idea is to hit hard­ extent of (^ngressional action to be construed os actual mar­ ckvllle, Mrs. George Grosch day at a Glastonbury Convales­ consequences.' pell of Coventry and Mrs. Phyl­ past grand chancellor of Con­ suddenly behaving as though er at luxury goods. ton Municipal Court. it • good dsy to tike a long Di^ Tolland and Mrs. Norman "A keen apprehension of the suicide pilots had taken over. has been determined.” kets. CHUCK FILLET cent Home. lis A. Skinner of Vernon. They necticut. He is supreme repre­ The Cabinet also proposed a ttnet tsltphona trip. (So is any olhtr 89c TOP SIRLOIN xoutJ P ’ CALIF. ROAST iidwlg of Ellington; 23 grand- She is also survived by three implication of current trends is also have 15 grandchildren and sentative from (Connecticut to Outraged model builders Furthermore the bureau OROUND NICK A illdren and 28 geat-grandchll- essential lest we breed our­ blame Japanese-made walkie- special extra tax of up to 20 tu-ged that Congress adopt legis­ MATADOR NOW MONK dayj It’s the quick, easy way to grandchildren. 3 great-grandsons. the Supreme Lodge. He attended per cent on the import or man­ Radiators Burst, en. Funeral services will be held selves into a population quag­ Chappell worked for Lunt- the Supreme Lodge convention talkies that have just come on lation Ip limit the federal courts BURGOS, Spain (A P )— visit friands and family far away— ufacture of strictly luxury Jurisdiction over the reappor­ Former matador Juan GOrcla, TENDERLOIN 79* CHUCK ROAST . 49c FlANKEN RIBS ?The funeral will be held to- tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at New­ mire,” the bureau said. Jlllson Co. in Manchester and this month in Washington, D.C. the market. They operate on a tha naxt bast thing to being thers. arrow at 8:16 a.m. from the kirk and Whitney Funeral fixed frequency, the same one goods to discourage their pro­ Two Men Burned tionment of state legislatures os who entered a monastery In then opened a plumbing and He Is interested in the Pythian duction or sale in Italy. id Funeral Home, 19 EUing- Home. 318 Burnside Ave., East participation in the National allotted by the British post of­ provided in the Tuck Bill. Leon at the end of 1963, became ...... heating business in partnership OKAND UNION XARLT MORN ORANB UmOM UHOX i Ave.. Rockville, with a Mass Hartford. Burial will be in Cen­ ^4h the late Carl Nygren. The Cystic Fibrosis Research pro­ fice to the remote-controlled Four men suffered severe The statewide organization of a Dominican monk Sunday in Hospital Nolc^ bums in four similar but sep­ farmers made these points as the remote retreat of Caleruela. ! requiem at St. Luke's Church ter Cemetery. East Hartford. businass was later expanded to gram. planes. TK INTKM Kff n i u n ALL MEAT FRANKS SLICED BACON SAUERKRAUT IMPORTED HAMS 9. Burial will be In St. Ber- Friends may call at the fu­ includ^ electric wiring. He Mr, and Mrs. Chappell are arate accidents over the week­ the General Assembly prepared The ceremony was witnessed by nUPIME eiMPMT New Haven Man end. to reconvene tomorrow morning his parents, his former manager krd’s Cemetery, Rockville. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Visiting hours are 2 8 p.m. Joined in partnership with his members of, and active in the W» do our beat to aarve you better Richard Williams, 24, of 17 at 11 in an attmpt to complete and aide. {Friends may call at the fu- In all areas excepting matern­ son, Gerald Chappell, until his activities of. North Methodist 2. 97’ 4 9 ' 1 . 5 5 ' - 1<>9 U;31* Host at Party; Holl St., received first degree redistricting of the Senate, re- »15 2 ^ 2 9 ' ■ home tonight from 7 to 9 Thaddeus A. Mldiira ity where they are 2 to 4 pjn. son entered the Armed Services Church, and in the Manchester Negroes Join burns on his arms, chest, and apportionment of the house and ROCKVILLE — Thaddeus A. and 6:3 0 to 8 p-m. and private in World War II. At that time Council of Churches of which face following a car radiator the calling of a constitutional Mrs. Emma Traubnan Mldura, 66. of Hartford, brother rooms where they are 10 a.m. the business was converted to a Chappell is a past president. Bill — 120,000 explosion. In another accident, convention before the Sept. 10 “ .'ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Emma of Mrs. Harriet Cervens of to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested wholesale electrical .supply Guests at the open house were White School Michael Skelley, 18, of 25 Iron- deadline set by the court. autman, 87, of 38 Ward St., Rockville, died Friday at Hart­ not to smoke in patients’ rooms. house and he worked with his from New York, New Jersey NEW HAVEN. Conn., (AP) — SAVE MORE en FAMOUS NATIONAL BRANDS wood Dr., Vernon, received Under the decree of a panel Saturday at Rockville ford Hospital. No more than two visitors at son, Bernard Chappell, and son- and all parts of (Connecticut. "A local millionaire used to do !ity Hospital. Other survivors are his wife, In Resort City this, but that was for a select first degree bums on his abdo­ of federal judges, the legisla­ ------— ------one time per patient. in-law, Robert Skinner. They presented the Cliappells men and chest following anoth­ EPILEPSY IS NOW [Mrs. Tlautman was bom In a son, four brothers, four sis­ After wartime restrictions with gifts, money and flowers. group. I did it for the average ture has been ordered to redis­ WILRICKS D EL M O N T E BUMBLE BEE — SOLID ' ters and two grandchildren. er car radiator burst. They A HOPEFUL DISORDER ckvllle, a daughter of Ber- ADMITTED SATURDAY: limited supplies Chappell discon­ (Herald photo by Pinto) (Continued from Page One) working person.” trict the Senate to adjust popu­ The funeral was held - this were released after treatment lation imbalance In senatorial R and Emma Zimmerman Jill Page, 23 Strickland St.; That was one reason Edmund Because of many recently perfected new drugs, Dung, and was a lifelong resi- morning from the Talarskl Fu­ C. O’Connor gave for renting at Manchester Memorial Hos­ dlstlrcts and reapportion the neral Home, 380 Maple Ave., Mrs. Elizabeth Donnelly, 109 Leake County to lower racial pital. epileptics con now lead on almost normal life. FRUIT DRINKS CATSUP WHITE TUNA House on a basis of populatlOQ. fent of this town. Foster St.; Walter Dansereau, barriers. the West Haven Armory Satur­ While most coses are not yet curable, they can I The funeral was held this Hartford, with a solemn high day night and inviting 1,0(X) In two gasoline fires, E3d- Mass of requiem at St. Augus­ 54 Wilson Lane, Rockville; Dex­ Crossroaders Ready Jackson has registered 43 Ne­ ward Kehoe, 26, of 275 Oak­ O be controlled so that work, play, marriage and oming from the Burke Fu- ter Peterson, 61 Spruce St.; gro first graders with classes friends to a party. The bill, he Infant Found a normal life, spam is now not denied. And, med­ ^ral Home, 76 Prospect St., tine's Church, Hartford. Burial said, might come to $20,000. land St., and James Tatro, 27, $100 , , S | 0 0 Mrs. Josephine Larson, South slated to begin Sept. 14. Leake of 20 Strong St., received ical research scientists predict that in the not too rRl’IT PUNCH ith a Mass of requiem at St. was in Cedar Hill Cemetery, The 61-year-old .bachelor said TERRYVILLE (AP)— An Windsor; Mrs. Gloria Merrill, County registered first graders distant future a cure will be discovered. ORANCC. CRAPE cons J L emard's Church. Burial was Hartford. he planned the party to thank bums and were treated at Man­ abandoned week-old baby boy, 2 2 d 82 Union St., Rockville; Mrs. For Homeward Trip at four of its five white attend­ chester Memorial Hospital and St. Bernard’s Cemetery. the people who sent him cards 1 Q As’1 found kicking and crying in a The treatment of epilepsy requires constant 3 Celestine Nevlns, 54 Chestnut ance centers, but no Negroes 0tfk when an illness laid him up in woodland. Is In good condition C H ir r tm — u q u i d BAHLT CALirOEDnA—JUMBO St.; Mrs. Miriam 'I'hom, 54 appeared. Milton Kingsley, 2, of 260 consultation with a physician. His advice, plus JtoAK BOO r o o o —BRir UUBR ^ ■ ^ Mrs. Betty B. Murphy Funerals Chestnut St.; Mrs. Anne Camp­ Carthsige, the largest school the hospital. Wetlierell St., swallowed rub­ at Bristol Hospital today. these new drugs, keeps it under control. We are 22-oz. • %-M. By ARTHUR HOUSE He also was celebrating one of S w a p p i n g — Mrs. Betty bell, 136 Hawthorne S t; Mi­ in the rural system, will conduct ber cement and was treated at The infant had been in the carefully reading oil reports about its progress cont. 46* RIPEOUVES Itton Murphy, 38, of Largo, his most successful weeks in 41 woods for tvro days, police esti­ DETERGENT 39* RED HEART 6 " ^ 8 5 * John A. Erickson chael Patulak, 23 Academy St.; Only a large river separates Cotonou, the major city registration Tuesday for first the hospital. Sandra Fox, 14, of and stocking any of the new medicines any OKAND ______ORAHD UNIOM-MAMKAMILL |a, sister o f Mrs. Jean Trott years of selling insurance when mate, before Dale Butterfield, BOLTON — Funeral services Mrs. Nicholena Leggett, Hart­ of Dahomey, from a small town on the other side. From graders. Civil rights sources say 15 Edgerton St. waa treated physician may prescribe. 2 9 0 Wapplng, died Saturday in three Negroes will register. he sold 70 persons life insurance and released after falling out 19, found him Saturday. biphg. for John Alfred Erickson of ford. the first pre-dawn bustlings to the lazy midnight strol­ policies recently, he said. e orida. . ADMITTED YESTERDAY: The only other Mississippi of a window Sunday evening. The Infant, wearing diapers, TABLE NAPKINS 29* OUVES STvrrED 39* BEVERAGESo :4 & 8 9 * South Rd. were held Saturday O’Omnor treated hla guest to YOUR DCXTOR CAN PHONE US When you p o th e r survivors Include a son, Mrs. Rose Silvia, Westport, lers the traditional and the new cross over the bridge school system ordered to dese­ an undershirt and pink kimono, afternoon at United Methodist into the new city. An old man*------lobster dinners and entertain­ need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if |iyo daughters, two brothers Mass.: Sherman Medlar, 154 St. gregate is Clarksdale. To date was lying in the open beneath Church. The Rev. Abram W. ment from New York. shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly SUNKIST LC GRAND M d five sisters. John St.; Eugene Anderle, pulling and straining on his mainly on fishing and other no Negro applications have been the trees. SWEPT- VINE-RIPENEU Sangrey, pastor, officiated. "I told my friends that if they without extra charge. A great many people ^Funeral services will be held South Windsor; Michael and hand-cart is passed by the city trades directly connected with made public. Dale, said he was pushing his Mrs. Laura Lee was organist. took any money from their wal­ entrust us with their prescriptions. May we M Seminole Beach Memorial Glen Correnti, 86 Birch S t ; Mrs. oceanic living. The water is bicycle up a hill on the road 40 Burial was in East Cemetery, dweller in his new Renault lets, they'd get arrested, and I compound yours? K u neral Parlor, Larg;o, Madeline Collins, Wapplng; Mrs. brackish so there are salt wa­ OWE LEUERS? feet away "when I heard what Manchester. sports car. Under the bridge a didn't want that to happen,” he LEMONS NECTARINES HONEYDEWS Wednesday at 9 4.m. Mildred DePellegrini, Stafford ter fish. We rode around in a Keating Given sounded like a baby crying, that Bearers were John W. Erick­ speedboat splashes a dugout said. Drop your pen and take phone in hand. ___ Springs; Kenneth Hesford, Cov­ boat and waved to the inhabi­ or some kind of animal.” son, David Erickson, Thomas canoe heading out for the day’s tants, many of whom shied Doormen turned away at least With a Long Distance cell you'll be r Joseph Testa entry; Robert McNeill, 17 An­ United Backing 60 crashers but O'Connor let in The crying continued long Erickson, Chester Erickson, work. The government official away from cameras. One wom­ IjJoseph Testa, 76, of Windsor, derson St.; Mrs. Ann Marclnka. 50 friends who had forgotten talking almost as soon as you can enough for Dale to trace it to jlbther of Miss Elvira Testa, a George Erickson and Edward Ir. western suit walks with the an in a boat just put a basket 130 Union St.. Rockville; Par­ man in flowing robes. And so B y Republicans their engraved invitations. The write "D ear. . . ’’ Couldn’t be easier. the baby. ( I M io n i 2 3 5 ' sial worker for Manchester Burk. ker Soren, 110 Comstock Rd.; over her head as we floated by. 1 0 - 3 9 ' 4 9 ' goes the city, ths old and the We paid a courtesy call on the guests drank about 20 cases of Long Distance is the next best thing ”I didn’t dare touch it,” he Prescription Pharmacy bile schools, and Mrs. Anne Sharon Smith, 89 Broad St.; liquor. said. "I thought there might be Vincent J. Boyle new always side uy side, neither chief of this African Venice (Continued from Page One) to being there. ROMAINE SVA'II T Nl VA ( HOP COI III N DIAMONO l.f.I BI'DlilH :Nell of Manchester, died this Mrs. Lenora Saukaltis, 91 Birch "There were all nationalities some broken bones or some­ 901 Main Street— 643-5321 mlng at his home after a The funeral of Vincent J. ignoring the othe • and he served us warm beer in g St.; Mrs. Olga Martocchia, East present,” said O'Connor. ” I put thing." Copyright 1964 (W-7-1-64) g illness. Boyle of 75 Benton St. was held The addition of ten Ameri­ his living room while many he now holds wlH be Atty. Gen. Hartford; Renry Underhill, 114 eager faces crowded around the the Irish on one side and the Instead, the youth ran back LETTUCE^Hrs^:. 10- POTATOES 3 . 29- WALNUTS . 49 CANDY.:. ‘'*''^ther survivors include his this morning from the John F. cans to Cotonou was received Robert F. Kennedy, to be nomi­ Italians on the other, and said Park St.; Mrs. Margaret Stiles, door and peered in as they nated Tuesday by the Demo­ IK IHIKM K l E3IUM to his bicycle and sped for help. e!, four sons, three daugh- Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. 125 Hollister S t; Susan Cara- with great publicity but little that if a fight broke out, I ’d TBTLBT _ _ DWAKT— SWSST RTICKS ^ ^ NNIHBIIHMIM rm naaii floated by. crats. TEiEHiH enruT , twenty-three grandchildren Center St., with a solemn high bino. 139 Glenwood St.; Miss commotion. People do not stop have to with the Irish. But there and stare as they did in Lome. Our week waa highlighted by The Executive Ckimmittee of do our bt§t to yo u botto t f_ six great-grandchildren. Mass of requiem at St. James' Madeline Baldwin, 166. Wara- wasn’t any trouble.” We serve Hits One-Party Rule lie funeral will be held an audience accorded to us by the Republican State Commit­ Church. noke Rd.; Mrs. Helene Dunn, The white man is a common N O R TO FO R D (AP) — John TEABAGS 49* CUCUMBER 2 s :; 89* Ifednesday at 9.45 a.m. from the Honorable Justin Ahomad’- tee, at a two-hour meeting, The Rev. Eugene F. Torpey East Hartford; Mrs. Anne sight here. But to appreciate Lodge, Republican candidate D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, egb'e, the president du Consell adopted unanimously a resolu­ was celebrant, assisted by the Welles, Wapplng; Henry Botti- the city he must shed his de­ for the U.S. Senate, says his Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, mand for tirhetables and hur­ and vice president of the Re­ tion endorsing Keating and also OPEN MONDAYS — OPEN MONDAYS Rev. John D. Regan, deacon, celk), 11 Ridgewood St.; Theo­ the Goldwater-Miller ticket. party must do something to­ PORK N' BEANS 2 39* KOSHER DILLS 3 & *1!^ B p V N iE S |th a solemn high Mass of re- public of Dahomey. We present­ and the Rev. Joseph H. McCann dore Traban. 195 Union St. ried living and live the pace of ward checking what he calls the 'ir 6 9 * lem at St. Gertrude's Church, ed him with a picture of the Keating has continued to with­ O was subdeacon. Mrs. Ralph ADMITTED TODAY: Bon­ the city. The Crossroaders have hold his endorsement of the na­ threat of one-party control. ndsor, at 10:30 a.m. Burial Maccarone was organist and so­ fitted in well and are terminat­ late President Kennedy and “One-party control would 11 be in Mount St. Benedict's nie L. Sweet, 940 E. Middle tional slate. n loist. Burial waa in St. Cather­ ing the second half of their made him an honorary O oss- create .on intolerable situation ALCOA FOIL '^' 29^ SPRAY STARCH'.r 39* VINEGAR &33* ^ e te r y , Bloomfield. Tpke.; Rfbhard Phlffer, Elling­ roader. He was a very cordial The resolution ssdd that the !2! U r i L U _ m ^aaaa ORANB _ HBHBBCtl * ine's Cemetery, Broad Brook. ton. summer program. It was diffi­ party was "broad enough and In Connecticut,” Lodge, former iViertda may call* at the fu- man who seemed sincerely in­ governor of the state, sAld yes­ The Rev. Stanley Bomolowski BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son cult at first to find athlete.s to big enough to embrace Repub­ ^ral chapel tonight from 7 to terested in our work. terday, "and is contrary to the as Adrian's read the committal service. to Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Heckler, coach since more of the stu­ licans of varying points of DIXIE CUPS BLEACH 37* MACARONI ad tomorrow from 2 to 8 and Declaration of Independence o Bearers were Raymond North Coventry; a daughter 4o dents are on vacation and there Now begins the difficult task view." 2 ; t 4 9 * 9 p.m. and the Bill of RlghU.” NANCY LYNN GRAND UNION — IMPORTED Blessing, George Heyson, A l­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bidwell, is no way to reach them. With of packing up and leaving for The resolution was immedi­ GRAND UNION lKO/(N the United States. We leave ately sent to the State Commit­ Most of the country is faced Mrs. Edward Darling bert Monton, Joseph Kidney, 62 Village St, Rockville; a the assistance of the radio sta­ ► Cotonou for Lagos, Nigeria, in tee, which is meeting as a nomi­ now with actual or threatened ^ E R N O N — Mrs. Mabel Robert Brengl and Louis Rossi. daughter to Mr. and Mcs. Rich tion and our contacts we set up one-party control, be told an Walk-In Service PINEAPPLE PIE ard Person, Andover. four days. EJach of the group is nating convention. 03 SWISS SLICES LEMONADE bompson Darling, 71, of Hart- a basketball clinic and small outing of the New Haven Re­ Or BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A classes in English each mornv trying to fit one more thing Flno told a news conference M , sister of Mrs. Ethel Bedell into his suitcase and include one that he would have preferred publican Registrars’ Associa­ I FRENCH 6-or O A C daughter to Mr. and Mra. LaW' ing. In the evenings we con* tion, and "It is up to the Re­ 8 inch S 5 ^ tr en ch I Vernon, died 'Friday at East more address to his list of that Keating support the nation­ o APPLE pkq brtford Hospital, Accident Sends rence Habbel, 64 School St. tinue to coach the more profi­ publican party to do something SEPTEMBER SPECIAL 6 ‘ 4 9 ' BIRTOS TODAY: A son to cient athletes in the athletic promised letters. The confusion al ticket but the overriding is­ pother survivors .Include a son sue was "the re-election of a SURE about IL” 4 to Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lawton, Kel­ federations. We gamble with has only started; we join five WE PUT THE IN In Connecticut, Lodge said, MON. • TUES. - WED. - THURS, three grandchildren, ly Rd., Vernon; a daughter to other groups in Lagos and then Republican U.S. senator from rarnm 2'»J^39* aDonnon *'J T 4 9 * neral services were held our undefeated record this week New York State.” there lu-e two Democrate in the UAUV'rAAIk Q Q O c I m i S n i $ r S N n b '% ‘19’ •As The Herald went tp press Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. King in a game against the national begin the journey up the coast U.S. Senate, five of the state’e ay at the John A. Hawgen Jr., 16 Progress Ave., Rockville. to Abidjan, Robertsfield, Dakar, He withdrew a strongly word­ INSURANCE g iS iy n i 2“JL-39* ma^mn 2"^ 39* BABY FOOT V ■" V j*| aas’dam.^aa. »ir $i» neral Home, Unlonville. Bur- this afternoon police were in­ champions. ed statement he had distributed eix congresomen are Democrato, A First In Manchester vestigating a two-car accident Our food has been much bet­ and then home. A t each stop we there is a Democratic governor, I waa in Greenwood Cemetery, MACAPAOAL TO VISIT pick up four or five Crossroads which sought to force a pledge D which took place about 1 p.m. ter than I had expected; in fact of party loyalty from Keating. and the Democratic etate chair­ WHITENS CLOTHES BATB SIZE MANILA,* the Philippines groups, each one bubbling with ► at Deming St. and Tolland much better than the last time TTie Flno statement had urged man is also the party's nation­ T'pke. (AP) — President Diosdado Ma- news and questions. The excit­ al chairman. William J. Poloskl when I lost quite a bit of delegates to present Keating CO HAIR SHAPING..... UM Four persons involved in (he capagal has decided to accept weight. Every day we send ement here is high, but it Is tem­ . . . WITH A HOSPITAL PLAN “Yet, with oil of this eup- iWilliam J. Poloskl, 54, of 118 an invitation to pay a state visit with this alternative; accident were taken by ambu­ someone to the market to bar­ pered by the realization that "Join with us a pledge loyalty -poeed power under one-party (STAFF ONLY) OXYDOL field Rd., died yesterday ’ lance to Manchester Memorial to the United States an informed each part of our dally Routine, PROVIDING INCOME SEOURITY domination in the state and fed­ ZEST SOAP gain for the day’s meat' and CASCADE I home. He waa the hus-| to the party as many of us have Hospital, where they were be­ official source said today. potatoes. We also get fruit and the things that seemed so hard eral governments, Connecticut nd of Mra. Helen Bajoria Po- time and again pledged loyalty ing treated in the emergency Macape^al will leave Oct. 3 fresh vegetables and French to get used to, are being done Just hospital insurance is not enough when disabling is not faring os well os we bkl. to you—or disavow your candi­ N^aiMANENT WAVE $7i 0 room. One has been identified and spend a week in the United bread to add to the diet. With ^ ‘(the last time. dacy as a member of the Re­ accidents temporarily cut off your income . . . be sure ahould.” . ^ooki waa bom Oct 4, States, the source said. § both as Samuel Wollmon, of Hart­ a K.P. crew and a girl in the publican party." of “ paycheck pJrotection” with our expanded hospital ip Shenandoah, Pa., ^ d ford; Wollman reportedly com­ In 1962, Macapagal canceled a kitchen, we turn out some good WALKOUT CONTINUES WITH OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT led in Mancheater 31 yearn He Republicans came to New plan! plained of chest pains. Three state visit to the United. States meals. 203 to 191 York for the convention today BRIDGEPORT (AP). — ^ g “ emptoyed at'Hartford Ma- were admitted to the hospital. because of a chili in relations We took a trip last weekend large port of the wrprk force at e Screw Co. in a supercharged political at­ As a result of the accident between the two countries, high­ to a village called Gonvi’e, the HARTFORD (AP) — The mosphere. But they were opti­ the Booslck Oo. voted today^ TEL 643^266 ■ vta.'rii. Survivors, besides hia wife, the gasoline tank of one of the lighted by a dispute over war village on stilts. It is about State Motor Vehicle Department mistic about Keating’s chances JOHN L JENNET AGENCY continue a walkout that beiiian !► ilude two brothers, Patrick A. vehicles apparently ruptured. claims payment. ten miles north of Cotonou in reported today the following of withstanding the challenge by Friday when the company sus­ HJ COR. OF MAIN and PARK ST. ilookl of Hartford and Joseph The Eighth District Fire De» . Relations have since im- the back regions. I was amazed comparison of traffic fatalities Democrat Kenpedy, particular­ YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENCY pended a worker. CO Polookl of Bast Hartford; three partment sent a truck to the p ro ^ fe r' Macapagal attended to see this city with popula­ from Jon. 1 through midnight: ly because of Clare Boothe C. LEROY NORRIS-^ON L. NORRIS Although company officiola BMtan, Mra. John G. Rice of scene to wash down gasoline Frosident John F. Kennedy’s tion of 12,000 built on stilts in 1968 1964 Ikice’s decisien Sunday not to have declmed to (Uecuoa the sus- OPEN MONDAYS — OPEN MONDAYS Brook, and Mrs. Jo^pii sniiled on the highway. funeral in*November last year. the wajer. The people live 308 191 / run as a third party candidate. ^ 357 E. CENTER S T ^ 4 3 -4 1 1 7 penoton. officers o f Local 329 of Bfanchcater PukBde, Middle Tpke. Wcot-uOp^ Doily 9:90 AJL to 10 P JL

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, ■ • ' /I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY;'' AUGUST M, 1M4 KAMiaEffrn i v i n i n o b k k a l d . makchistiii, o o nk ., Mo n d a y , a u g u m ti, m m FA6> fUtVMl ' DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ' BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB B c H t o n MHiiiMll _ ■ Aiiinwr W Prwtouc ftmto N asser Gives Sounds C a m p a ig n U n d e r W a y, / . ACMNM W K iriiM i'c Thd Baby Has Swimmers Pledge of Aid r IC iM b of ttacU oa President at Phone \ i GAMS SOO SLINS TH' Mi> ■ SSFMUdlow SHOP SAKE t)RAT/JF X'M CONVINCED w oRD $ P r e t t y •ItoiiinrflC---- Are Qted by To Makarios A k n if e t o OOR ® 000 , /MATOR 41Awwfnwi (Centtaned from Pegs Oae) winding after the party’s Atlan­ 3 A K E IS SIM PLY A F T E R ,THROAT AND A -*• COULDN'Ti Been Named... tic City convantion. TXJKG 'S /MONb Y D ESPITE FEATHER TO SOOVUOPA lambycMiM **— ”*»”” Red Cross pro\irove to be an asset" to them Rep. William E. MlUer of Naw (OeatSraed from Baga Oaa) THE (SOISB OF FRIEND­ but Republican National Oialr- OOR SACK' HiNTTOTXJKe York, the Republican vice-presl- S H IP / S O T IF X W A R M i man Dean Burch contends R Cypriots who eompose about 30 b o n e ' WITHOUT 3AKE U dtntial nomine#, Issuad a '^atop, d u k e , 3 A K E Th r e a t e n s Red Oboes certlflcatss have MOTT'S 'CATCHIN' O N ? [d will unify and help the Repub­ leok and llstan" caution to Re­ per eent of the island's popula­ «r. (i(;s BUNNY TO — E R — s t i r u p UAwmtfkwora” *^)^ <«“ *’ been awarded to town children publicans who might be thinking U F c m ln iM h u m *<*”>> m lican party. tion "wlU not be allowed a vato T R O O O .E WITH M A R T H A 53 Profit WalUr Jeeqth sad MU- who participated in the sum' Another participant In the of supporting Johnson. A switch, laiiUnd (Ft.) mer tnrimmlng program. Fol' power." It was Makarios’ at­ WITH ONE OF HIS rt'* = s^ ITG m I 541faacaline eVain SOPfophet died B le ^ r Diffley Nowak, Hublard Dr.. Vamon. Ha waa weekend's radio-telavialon intsr- he said, "would ha a flat denial f HA,HA! TWATS t h a n k s per KEEPtN' nIAname 7Decraea again aGarmanwifi lowing t a ^ certificates were tempt to end the Turkish minor­ A FUNNY SIGHT 'IM Busy, ELMER, 1 ,WILDTALES^( VJJAA 18Y*Df o f----- H t i City Hoepital. Hia maUmal views, Sen, Sam J. Ervin Jr., D- of every principle that h u guid­ aocaiMt MMmd 55 Idea (comb, 8 Edict 88 Sbnibt m a d m otter U Mra. Myrtia DIMay, Manaflald. Ha haa Uiraa given for Frog (beginner swim­ N.C., conceded that Humphrey's ed the Republican party tai all ity's veto cn major leglelation THE DOG CHASINO THINK 1 C'N 21 Place where form) SFlattoifaoa 89 Jaw part mer), Intermediate, Swimmer, 56 Total liberal background would ha a its years." that began the Cyi>ruB civil war THE D09-anCHeR.f NAB'IM NCWl (comb, form) 10 L e ^ paper 40NawYM cHF Advanced Swimmer, and Junior last Dacember. 220aiicaiMd 57MiaaFodi llBoy’i nldatamedtAngrOy . iSSSura iffit*** *’ liability In some respacts In the In New York State, Clare m 58 Portray ISPhyaidan (ab.) 4IPafI« “to be" • • • • • Life Saving have been awarded. South. But he predicted the tick­ Booths Luce withdrew as a " I am always ready to discuss 24-----depping The recreation department 27 Female----- 5«WUy 23 Woody plant 44Sted trad; flanbedla^ AageU Merle, daufhtar oC Hobart J. and et of President Johnson 'and potential Conservative party how the rights of the minority SlHeU! 80 Belgian river 24HerccM part 45Caocaaian MarUya Cola Oarabadlan. 72 Cold Dr., Vamon. Sha gave certifleatee to the Polly- Humphrey would get a majority candidate tor U.8. senator, pav­ can be fully safeguarded,” he 32 Practicing on DOWN 25 Gnndparental langnage was b ^ Auf. 3 at RockvlUa City Hoapital. Har maUrnal woge and Tadpoles. g of the South's electoral votes. ing the way tor a head-on clash added. " I would be happy If the 28 Greek muaical 48 Detail a — 1 Special (ab.) irutefraata m Mr. and Mrs. Ddward J. Cola. ManchaaUr, Those pasting Junior Life Sav­ Humphrey returned to Wash- between Seri. Kenneth B. Keat­ United Nations can undertake .14 Boning of 2 None goddeai term 4B CZlingliiZ —w 46B(yptia]i bird tTothara. StMhan. 13, Richard, 11, Robart, ing are: Todd' Leventhal, Brian ingtbn and his Senate duties af­ ing and Atty. Gen. Robert F. the safeguarding of thaaa Turk­ Sl^du weight 27Satlify ish rights. I have already made 36 Entangle 4 Produced 28Eve'f ion (Bib.) 50 Number », Ds tIA 7, Hdward, 6, sad 'fhomaa, 3; and three al«ters, E^erton, David Norris, Jac­ ter 4 long weekend of relaxation Kennedy. Keating was in line 81 Machine ■U en , a, KsryimaB, «, and Ohrlatina, 3. queline Treschuk, Philip Dooley, and pam ^ign planning at John­ for Republican renomination to­ a proposal to the United Nations • • A U • Shirley Zeppa, Charlea Zeppa, son'! Texas ranch. Johnson ra- day, and Kennedy tor the Dem­ to this effect.” 2 3 4 r“6 7 5“ nrnr F air, WlUIsm John, aon of WUlism Qeorga and Cynthia Frank Gorton, John Gorton, malned there for some more un­ ocratic nomination Tuetday. Jaan Noonan Farr, 46 Harvard *t.. Now Britain. Ha waa Coralie Gram, Ellaibeth Gram, BEATLES IN HIDING James Preuss, Mary E. Orifftn IT“ bom Auj. 10 at Rockvilla City Hospital. Hla nuitemal ton, Joanne Webb, Noel Mlg- A T L A N 'n C CTTY, N.J. (A P ) ^•ww, Iw. gr aixtparanta ars Mr. and Mra. John F. Noonan, Nawlngton.. and Deborah Laws. Advanced The BeaUee hid m hotel rooms TAl l«t. Ui. Nt ON J Swimmer: Todd Leventhal, neoo, Lynn Ducharma, Tome About Town ± S - t nr 17“ Hia pauraal crandparanta are Mr. and Mra. WlllUm Farr, Griinske, Lisa Kandall, Bill today, safe from scraamlng Brian Bklgarton, David Norris, young females who jammed Vamon. Ha haa one atsUr, Denlsa, IH . Stern, TTm Early and Tom ^^HAT*^ tH E - • • • • • Jacqueline Treschuk and Philip (Covenant Women's Guild of Convention Hall and the streets K l i , Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN T H IC K O F Harris. t 9 2BT Oalnnd, OhUra Amy, daughter of Carl E. Jr. and Cyn- Dooley. Trinity Covenant Church will around It Sunday night. THE YEARtL Swimmer: Michael Clark, El­ Also Jeff Waddell, John Mc- The four mopheads HOW WDODT KNOW lE'''^------^ S U R E , BUTOOP1S .WELL, NO ..r V E S O T A ANOTHER JOB ALREADY? ■P m u Raede Oalund, 30 Range Hill Dr., Rockvilla. She waa meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. for a British WBU,NO...BUT lL bora Aug- 10 at RockvlUa City HoaplUl. Her maUraal len (fonverae, Michael Crockett, Carriek, Steven Potter, Bever­ sang in Convention Hall which CLEOPATRA W AS/ OBVKXJSLY \ RIGHT.' WEVE, SO A iL '\MATTER. THING HERE MY G08H, r HAVENTHAD/ '»OU JUST DON'T workshop meeting at the home A BLONDE OB ( A DYE JOB'j GOT US A BETS ARE m n tea ra n U art Mr. and Mra. Dalbart Raadt, Contoocook, Margaret Gruneke, Andrew ly Potter, Joyce Barrett, Joyce of Miss Ellen Johnson, 81 Oak shook to the shrieks of 18,000 I'D LIKE TO TIME TO GET RESTED | TIRED OR 1 WANTA G E T n Leiner, John L«iner, Mike Lein- A BRUNETTE? CHECK RIGHT FROM TH' LAST ONE 'TET/' N.H. Har paternal grandparenU era Mr. and Mra. Carl Oa- Boyd, Anne-Marie Oafro, Joan Grove St. beetle fane, meetly teen-age I GREEN HAIR/ AWAY/ TT ST hind, Contoocook, N.H. She hae two sistara, Candice, 10, and er, Kim Levanthal, Mary Mur­ Licltra, Patribk Fletcher, Kath­ girls. HOLYCOWI phy, John Mutiny, Kristie Ni­ ^mmm Claudia, 0. leen Brown, Julie Negro, Karen Hose and Ladder Co. 1, Town Atlantic City Hospital treated CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER w • • • • • chole, Jeanne Webb, Diane Wil­ Schlavette, Barry L e e s a r d, eight girls for hysteria. "They sr rr liams, Marsha Williams, Mark Fire Department, will have Its Borgeaon, Lisa Susan, daugiiter of Alfrad and Ruth Blaine Leeaard, Margaret Lan- just walk around fai a daae," a m r _M Wlnther, Angela ZMpa, Douglas monthly meeting tomorrow at w 37“ ■chnoldar Borgeaon, RFD 4, Coventry. She was bora Aug. 32 drey, Kim Gianopouloa, George 8 p.m. at the firehouse, Pine nurse eaid. at Manchaetar Msmoiial Hoapital. Har mataraal grandpar­ Selbie, Beverly Riley, Linda Gianopoulos, Jeff Brown, Kathy Fish, Holly Gorton, John Warfel, St. and Hartford Rd. ents are Mr. and XCra. J. H. Schneider, AtUoa. Ind. Her pa­ Paula Goodwin, Doreen Pepin Miner, Doreen Sambogna and 39 ternal grandmother ia Mra. EHIa Borgeaon, Tunkhannock, Linda Sambogna. Fa. Sha haa three aiatara, twins Connie and Bonnie, 8, and and John Potterton. The town fire department was GENUINE SPRING l E Intermediate: A r m o n d Au- Tadpoles: Tom Cavanaugh, called out at lO a.m. yester­ M Cindy, 4. # • • • B bey, Sue Tomaeaewski, Linda Jeff Brown, Kristen Duke, Deb day to extinguieh a minor fire y*' !Li Tomasaewaki, Cindy Atkins, Guerra, Mika Guerra, Jim Klar, in a car on E. Center St, HOMESICK? Tierney, Barbara Ann, daughter of John H. and Francea 7T IT w 4T STBr Pam Lambert, Donna Maus, Just east of the Canter. Ranaulli ’Hemey, 11 Academy St. She waa born Aug. 31 at Richard Atkins, David Jensen, Demmie Moriano, Lealie Pot­ LAMB Manehaster Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather la Elaine Toner, Jim Toner, JiU ter, Mike Sobol, C. Minicucci, Chair #1 For 8R asMMi ytrt Iwfi BT" 5J" 54 Jeaaph Renaulli, Southport. HerH e r paternalp a t grandmother is Early, Nancy Thorpe, Donna D. Atkinson, Craig Jensen, Buyer Cheek Asked ■Uiaheth A. 'nerney, Fairf''airfield. ' She has one slater, Susan Cairo, Debby Negro, 8 u e a n Jeff Smith, Wally Simon, hr mist, ymi tm fktot a Last Mi- BHaabeth. 0%. Crockett, Deniee Morra, Bren­ PRISCILLA’S POP 56 55“ 57 Cathy Dooley, R. Morra, F. WASHINOTCBI — Banks and tsnee esN It thoM ]M Si miH. jM8t CHOPS BY AL VERMEER dan Wllllama, Glenn J e n e e n, Santos, M. Walsh, S. Whitham, other mortgage-money lenders | Lnndgrebe, L n u ren ^ n R ^ , daughter of Howard Jenaen, Nancy White- pick 99 tiN fhoaa iri la Mit halt n ru n ii N. w 58 W 50 Anton J. and 8. Muneon, D. Manna, P. H off­ ought to discourage mortgage' MECK, MOM.', • l«4 k, NIA, l«. 81 Patricia Margaret Quinn Landgrabe, 318 Union St. She was head, Robert Selbie, John Zep­ man, N. Osterland, W. Meloche, assumptions — where a buyer I ** piv*oii LOIN RIB I ’M p l e n t y J bora Aug. 1» at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ pa, Mindy Leasard, Andrea A. Oiglio, A. Bates, M. Bar- pays your equity and takSs. O LD ENOUC » O u h v\ T. >! J. U. WILLIAMS ternal grandmother it Mrs. Mary Quinn. East Hartford. Her Matthews, April Matthews, comb, S. Banka, P. Landrey, over your mortgage—by per­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Landgrebe, Patricia Griffin, Harry Good­ J. Young, K. HUls, C. Yoo, T. sons who will be overreaching IK m n a i H I M U Bronx, N.Y. win, Sarah Young and O a ig Preuss, C. Stephens and P. themselves flnanclailly. a (Gov­ •me Mmmait OMMABN NO, I d o n t u k e t o 0 O 0 • 0 tnCTaVK OTVrWII $109 MOVE! I WAS A HKSHLy Pottsrton. Griffen. ernment study of foreclosures j O Q c Mt 9b « r best Id serve M RESPECTED e>Uy H ER E- Rioux, Debra Ann, daughter of Robert F. and Pearl M. 8Yog (beginner swimmer): Swimming taste will be given •ays. IT TDCX YEAJtSTD DO IT - Nugent Rioux, 338 Hilliard St. She was born Aug. 18 at Leslie Barrett, Roger Barrett, to those who have not been NOW THINK OFTH'BLACK Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Kyle Doom an, Barbara Mint- 1 tested on Wednesday and ^ EYES, ijOOSe TEETH AN' arc Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nugent, East Hartford. Her pa- PUFFED UPS I GOTTA cucci, David Potter, Tim Hagen, Thursday at Sperry’a (Men, ••••ooooooooooo GO THRU AGAIN! Eemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Phllio Rioux, 383 Hll- Tom (Dafro, Jack Harris, Gary weather permitting. Cards for LEAN 4 to 6 Ib. Average m M Hard St. • • • • • Boyd, Donna Minicucci, (Jary swimming achievement can be Santos, Noreen Oiglio, Peter picked up at this time. Further Lit Beneficial put SMOKED SHOULDER Ib 4 5 Curley, Patrick James, son of Peter J. and Hope A. Morra, David Niohols, Linda informatlon ta availalUe from M " !■'.!! .'ij •mtth Curley, RFD No. 1, Oehring Rd., Tolland. He was Moonan, Unda Ciscon, Mary Mrs. Obnated.' bom Aug. 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma­ Ciscon, Jim Gruneke, Diane Seafood Deparfnfenf taraal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John R. Smith. A l­ Seleetasen Meet $1&78 $900 Leiner and Roy Slater. Selectmen win meet tomor­ FRESH Pan Ready m l i v bany, N.Y. His Internal grandmother is Mrs. Margaret Cur­ 26.58 800 ley, Rock-vilie. He has one brother, Christopher John, 19 Pollywogs: Busan Hille, Lau­ row at 7 p.m. hi the town e<- months. rie Roeer, Douglae FTah, Deloree fleea. 36.41 700 FLOUNDER FILLETS Ik 4 9 Fiah, Randy Fish, Dave Hills, ^ N N I E BY JOE CAMPBELL • • • • • 51.16 Petiiooa, Lori Beth, daughter of Carlo V. and Betty Kim Johnson, Brian Grlsel, Au­ Maaekeeter Evenlag Herald |*Ofi S4 month piinj Rankin Petricca. 218 Porter St. She was bom Aug. 21 at drey Leiner, Bernice Kurys, Bolton ooireepondent, Oleme- in your pocket-fast HERE'T&O I AU5T mADE Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Evelyn Aseard, Arnette Thom- wen Young, 918 89S1. are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rankin, 108 N. Elm St. Her pa­ neiming a vacation at tha batch? In tha Moun* ACE, M V 5 E L F A A (2 E -xm ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Petricca, 38 “T taint? Or, mayba a visit to tha WorkJ’t Fair? 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TW SLTp M A w onE fem »VENINa HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST t l , IWU MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST »L 1964 PAGE THE ^They CanH Catch Me. If I Keep Winning. > Ahead TtcoCames in Lo9s Column^ Nichols Heads Golf’s New mrald Angle Bauer tissues Stretch Drive Challenge EARI^YOST As Palmer Gains" Second ____to the eighth wiere Butui-aa\ rrom penses, was host to players, of­ moat happy to date with ed the bases on three walks stroke behind Nichols’ winning 1 monopolized. Besides Nichols in baseball gajne played at Mt. ficials and their wives. of the Birds under after two wars out in the sev­ shewing Koufax May Be Lost 278 for four rounds over Uie the PGA, Ken Venturi won the Nebo. The beneflcl-iry was Summary: Bauer. enth. tough Oakland Hilla course. H:?:. Georgj Cappello, an outfielder But Bob Horoay, third All- AU-Stors ___ 000 400 0—4-8-0 British Open. It was the fifth tlm6 in the in the Hartford Twilight Star pitcher, bore down to get Morlarty’s .. .000 200 0—2-7-1 Remaining Schedule Bravakis, Waller (6), Horozy Ico-Met Manager? For Rest of Season last seven tournaments that The secret seems to be that Leagfue who sustained a broken Manager Gene Johnson on a Palmer, the defending money­ (6) and Johnson, Armstrong the boys no longer quake in leg when he crashed against a popup and that ended a quick WMls on the subject of man- making champion, had come in (6); Sala, Clark (6) and Wld- Legion^s Most Valuable Players Honored their boots and fall down and bench while chasing a fly ball entertaining game. Today h* had an appoint­ second. In the other two tourna­ hobn. hgars. CMl HodgM wsa the top LOa ANOELBS (AP) — play dead when Nicklaus starts during league play. The All-Stars put together Wholce o f the New York Met* Favors No Contender AMERICAN LEAGUE About the only thing worth ment with bis doctor, club Duke Hutchinson, second from left, was named the Manchester American Le­ ments, he was third. booming his big drive.s and three hits and an error to score W. L. Pet. OB physician Robert Kerlan, N A ’n O N A L LEAGUE The outcome of the game bo come on to replace Casey gion baseball team’s most valuable player, at the annual post-season banquet "I’m getting darned tired of Palmer starts uncorking his re­ saw Capello's teammates, the all their runs in the fourth. Pitching Coach Jim Turn­ B a ltim ore___ 79 62 .60S — waiting for, if you happen who said he doubted Sandy W. L. P«t. e.B. Stengel at the end of the cur- Saturday night at the Legion Home. Steve Brady, second from right, was it.” Palmer said. “ I hope it nown stretch kick. Twilight League All-Stars take Johnson's homer, after Bob er of the Cincinnati Reds broke tent season. However, water NEW YORK (AP)—Moose Skowron’s first homer in Ohkiago ...... 80 54 A97 San Francisco 78 60 .668 9/, only one small question: Minneeota ...6 6 06 .496 14 No harm in gntbbing a Milwaukee ...66 64 JM6 RVt dinner which featured a talk by Hal Gloodnough, goodwill ambassador of the ghe former Brooklyn first base- Cleveland ___ 66 67 .492 14 nap while you’re waiting. In a game at Milwau­ Vian on the payroll and extend­ Who’s going to win the Ameri­ shot off Robin Roberts for his Los Angeles ..62 66 .484 I6 V2 New York Mets. (Herald Photo by Pinto). 'Boston ...... 69 74 .444 21 Just set the alarm for next kee Aug. 8. He kept pitch- Chicago ...... 60 70 .462 IS'/j e d his contract through 19S.5. can League pennant? first homer since July 17 and ln(^ but the pain increased Skowron, who has a chance to Washington ..68 80 .898 27 April. Houston ...... 67 76 .482 22>/, Should Stengel step down as that actually proved to be Kansas City . .49 88 .871 S0 Country Oub ciiTrn majors, at least during the past last year. It also lifted the White threat, then set the Orioles Carty and Hart After NL Rookie Laurels Pesky down to the playing field Sox to within one-half game of place In the Atlantic Coast down quietly in the ninth. Smith Bows F'TOVidenoe, t h s Providence M ajB O T E D 13— SA.TU BD AY and up into the radio-teevee the front-running Orioles at the Football League’s Northern Steamrollers slammed West­ booth. end of the contenders' round Horten, who checked the Ori­ Di'vlsion. (One-bnlf Handleap) chester, 28-7. Ttie winlesB Cru­ rag— A — Elnar Lorentsen Here, too, oiriy time will robin. oles on four hits before leaving, Eiespite the safety, when saders led 7-6 after the third No T«« Party did not allow a runner past sec­ To Houston 41-2-88, Mac Jonah -U-4-40, bring the final decisions. The Oriole*, who started the White tackled Boston’s Rick period but Phil OarUno started ond and brought his record to Bundl Tarca 44-4-40, Harry Tilers wont be any Boston • • • 24-day stretch on Aug. 7 in sec­ Allen’s Stock Drops Sapiensa in his own end none, the StesmroUers on a 17-polnt 10-8. Roberts is 11-6. tea party for Johnny Peaky ond place by four percentage Golfing Mate the Oaks had to rally in the last-period tear by Elcb 42-2-40. wHh the Red Sox in the final Balls 'n Strikes points, compiled a 9-6 record The Yankees got the job done akHring minutes to record their touchdown psos to Joe V< doM B — Sher Portazfiald month of the American League against Chicago and New York early against the Red Sox, scor­ th M straight triumph. It was onl. 46-6-88, L a n y Gazza 45-6-80. season. Yankee baseball fsms can ex­ during that period and took over ing two runs in the first on a University of Houston golf­ Boston’s fowt defeat to three Quarterback John Parrinello mmmrn c — Jim Harvey 48- This Week Only! Bven before the first ball pect to aee more Saturday the league lead. The White Sox double by Phil Lins, Pedro Gon­ er Jim Grant of Wethersfield games. passed for two touchdowns and 11-86, Mike Sibrlnaz 46-7-89, was pitched this season at Fen­ night doubleheaders next sea­ zales’ triple and an error, then Miscues QuarteitMck Jim Traficant Dick Duncan 48-8-40, Russ were 9-7 against the other two, W ith Costly defeated University of Houston scored another to lead Mohawk way Park fai the opening game son after the success of last adding three runs in the fourth kept Springfield (2-0-0) In the Johnson 49-9-40. moving up after being third, 1^ golfer Red Smith of Manches­ Valley to victory while Rich­ there were ugly nimors making Saturday's initial venture out on consecutive homers by John- thick of things by passing for . .Low gross — Bhnar Lorento- the rounds that Pesky, regard­ ter 1-up yesterday to capture Hart's six RiBI, four In the four touchdowns in less than 10 mond tackle Angelo Craig sav­ which drew nearly 40,000 pay­ The biggest losers were the "y Blanchard and Hector Ujpez. NEW YORK (AP) __ bases loaded and one out ln6 ed the Rebels' triumph by en 68, Doc MdKee 69. Limited Time Offer On A U.S. Royal Tire less of where the Red Sox fin­ the 1964 championship of the the second inning, Bob Bailey opener, gave him M for the sea­ minutes as the Acorns trounced ees to watch New York ^and New York Yankees, who started The Yankees’ Mickey Mantle Richie Allen may boot Rico blocking what would have been Bdlnd bogey — Duke Varnay ished, was due to walk the Boston. .Sign of the Times: For grounded to third. The ball son with 24 homers and a .299 PortlauKl, 49-23. 97. the swing against Baltimore and meanwhile, broke Babe Ruth's Wethersfield Invitation Golf Carty or Jim Hart right Pittsburgh Valley (8-0-0) a game-tying extra point kick plaidc. the first time in years apecta- major league strikeout record Tournament. It was the first bounced off Allen’s knee, and average. The Giants won the Pro S w e ^ — tow gross. Chicago in first place, lost 10 of and defending ch a n son New­ by Atlanta’s Joe SUa* to the Insiders claimed that there tora at Yankee Stadium have when Bob Heffner fanned him in time Grant had beaten Smith into the Rookie of the Year two runs came across. Gene Al­ first game with four runs in Doc McKee, Elnar Lorentzen - THE SAME BREAT U.S. ROYAL SAFETY MO THAT COMES ON NEW 19M OARS - hrere too many individuals, IS to the other leaders and fell the eighth. Jim Dav«»port ark (2-0-0) continued to run final minutes. been rooting themselves hoarse !to third place. The Yankees are the fourth inning before Blan­ in match play in 16 trie*. award in the National ley went to third on the play 69; low net, Wier Porterfield among the players, who did not The youths, both 22, are and scored on Manny Mota's broke a 10-10 tie with a two- 1-2 in the Southern half. The Hartford wlH find out '^eth­ for the Yanks in their battle three games off' the pace after chard and Lopez connected. The League. Ironmen flattened Harrisburg, 73-10-63 Russ Johnson 84-18- see eye to eye with Pesky’s strikeout was No. 1,381 of Man­ teammates and roommates at bunt single. run single. er the Charter Oaks are for real managerial manipulations. As with Baltimore and Chicago for walloping Boston 9-3. Allen, Philadelphia’s offensive • • • 34-6, as halfback Dave Fleming 66, Lairy Gazza 77-11-66. tle's 14-year .career, Houston and have been two of Then with two out the next in­ Saturday whan the Newark the season has progressed and the American League title. . As for the remainder of the spark, continued his less than OOLT8-BEDS— scored twice. The strong Pitt Bears Invade the Ooonectiout The feeling here is that the schedule, none of the leaders Oliva's homer in the eighth the hottest amateur golfers in red-’not defensive performance ning, Allen fielded Bob Veale’s BB8T 17 -< SUNDAY with the Sox going backwards the state this summer. Smith I defense has allowed only 16 city. Buy first tire at price shown below: In the standings, instead of Yanks will still catch both the seems to have an advantage. inning snapped a 4-4 tie and yesterday, committing two cost­ grounder flawlessly and threw Frank Robinson’s run-scoring (Fhn Handicap) ended a see-saw homer battle. Is the State and New England high to first, permitting Donn I potats In three games. 1HC fia'ANDINCW ahead, it's almost certain that Orioles and White Sox. The pre­ Here’s the way it looks: ly errors in the league leaders’ double in the ninth inning gave Newark, which rarely was Gtass A — Doc McKee 66-8- I Don Mlncher had put the Twins amateur king and a great Clendenon to score from second. Pesky will not be back in 1965 season flag choices were the 10-2 loss to Pittsburgh. the Reds their second g;ame extended In rolling to the 1063 Northern DivtolOB 60, Bid Traygls 79-6-64, Ken Baltimore —• At home, 16 — ahead 4-3 with a two-run pinch match play golfer while Grant, Bailey then singled in another as manager. Yanks and Cincinnati Reds. . Kansas CSty 6, Minnesota 3. Los Carty and Hart, meanwhile, triumph. The Colts had jumped title, had to oome from behind W. L. T. Peb Gordon 67-8-64, Ray Gordon 66- | homer in the seventh, but Don who excels in medal play, was exchanged lusty batting dis­ unearned run. to a 6-0. lead, but the Reds H a rtford ...... 8 0 0 1.000 4-64. It’s s known fact that Pesky There are approximately 30 Angeles 3, Washington L Detroit low amateur in the recent In- for the second straight week to and Carl Yastrzemriti. the de­ Lock pulled the Senators into a plays as San Francisco won the Only eight days before, an Al­ tied it in the second, Vada Pin­ Springfield .... 8 0 0 1.000 CSlass B — Reg Ckurtls 71-9- I U. S. ROYAL SAFETY 800 games left for all major league 2. Away, 16 — Minnesota 3, Los tie with a homer in the top of •surance City Open, only one edge the Jersey Giants, 24-21, fending American League bat­ Angeles 3, Kansas City 3, Wash­ first game of a doubleheader, len error lead to five unearned son’s two-run homer capping to their furious intrastate ri­ x-Providence .. 8 1 0 .750 62, Ed Blovloh 74-11-63, Frank | clubs. .Little League baseball the eighth. .stroke off the winning score. the six-run uprising. ting champion, do not have a laurels for 1964 have been won ington 7, Detroit 2, Cleveland 3. 13-10, and Milwaukee the sec­ runs and a 9-4 Pirat evictory. valry. Quarterback Junle Ma- B o e to n ...... 1 1 0 .987 Connortoo 76-18-63. p o d family relationship. And The Angels chased Dave Smith three putted the 11th, In other NL games yesterday, Joe Gaines batted in four First Tire* Sccimd Tire* by Staten Island, N.Y., thanks CHICAGO —At home, 14 — Wlckersham, the Tigers' 16- the only three-putt of the day, ond, 7-4. llnSki’s 14-yard payoff pitch to Mohawk Valley 1 8 0 .833 (Jlaas C — Paul Dutelle 76- | Size Type Dlok Stuari. the club’s leading Carty belted five hits, includ­ Cincinnati nipped Houston, 7-6, runs with two triples in the to a perfect pitching perform­ Detroit 2, Cleveland 4, Washing­ game winner, With a four-run and dropped l^hind. He fell Reggie Lee in the final period Portland ...... 1 8 0 .250 16-61, Ruas Johnson 80-18-62, home run and RBI man. is no ton 3, Los Angeles 1, Kansas ing his 16th homer, in five at after losing 8-6; St. Louis opener for the Colts. Bob Bruce won the game. MaUnskl and Westchester ... 0 8 0 .000 BIU Corbett 85-33-62. 24.30 9.72 booster for Pesky, to name just ance by Dan Yaccarino against first built on two-run homers two down wt the 14th, then whipp>ed Los Angeles. 6-1, and won his 13th game in 20 deci­ 6.00x18 'Tubeless Blackwall City 4. Away, 14 — Washing:ton won the 17th when Grant bats in the nightcap after slam­ Lee, the oombination that X — Played Night (3ame Low groes — Doc McKee 68.1 two. Monterey, Mexico. by Jim Fregosi and Willie Chicago knocked off New York sions. 2, Minnesota 2. Cleveland 3, De­ Smith. The winning run, howev­ hooked his tee shot far wide of ming a homer in three trips in drove defensive backs crazy SOUTHiaCN DIVISION Blind bogey—A l Ayers, John | 30.40 12J6 In fairness to Pesky, Injuries • • • the first game. Hart went three- 7-3. • • • last season, also teamed up on 6.50x13 Tubeless Star Streak, White troit 2, Los Angeles 2, Kansas er, came across in the fifth the green. Smith kept the pres­ * • • Pittsburgh .... 8 0 0 1.000 Rleder, Ed McLaughlin, 90s. have hurt the squad as well as a t y 3. for-six in the doubleheader, hit­ OARDS-DODGERS— a six-yard TT) toss earlier. End of the Line when Albie Pearson tripled and sure on for a tie, driving down Ne'wark ...... 2 0 0 1.000 Pro Sweeps — low grooa. Doc I 11.40 dismal pitching, for the most New York — At home, 16 — ting a homer in each game and PIBATES-PHILS—. In other games. Mohawk ■ 7.00x14 Tubeless Blackwall 28.50 part, by Bill Monbouquette. scored on a wild pitch by Ed- the center of the 18th fairway The Cardinals won their sixth Jersey City .... 1 1 0 .500 McKee 68, Hal Jarvis Sr. 75; Bob Fuller of Manchester Minnesota 3, Los Angeles I, driving in six runs. The Phillies’ loss cut their Valley defeated Hazelton, 28- once the bellcoM' of the staff. Rakow. and barely missed a nine-foot­ straight game, reaching tlfp HarrtMnirg .... 1 2 0 .333 low nets, Russ Johnson 8T-18-1 won first place in the Formula Kansas City 3, Detroit 4, Cleve- er for a birdie that would have Allen’s errors increased his league lead to five and one- 14, and Richmond posted its 7.00x14 Tubeless Star Streak, White 33.45 13.38 Shortstop EM Bressoud. the Jim Gentile drove in five runs NL season high for the second Richmond .... 1 s 0 .333 69, Ed Foley 83-13-70. land 3. Away. 17 — Los Angrtos | two homers and a single sent the match into overtime. season total to 33, a rare height haK games over the second- first victory, a 14-18 squeaker Hub’s most consistent perform­ Cars competition yesterday at time. Mike Shannon drove in A 'tlanta...... 0 8 0 .000 WOMEN’S DIVISION Lime Rock. The local man 3, Kansas City 3, Minnesota 2, jjf,d Nelson Mathews knocked in But Grant refused to fold even for an entire season. 'The place Reds. Veale, 14-10, struck over Atlanta. Selected 12 — Thursday 7.50x14 ’Tubeless Blackwall 30.15 12.06 er, has not hit it off with Bob most miscues made by a Na­ three runs with an eighth-in­ In a Sunday toght game to H azleton ...... 0 8 0 .000 drove his Lotus 18 to victory in Detroit 2, Cleveland 4, Washing­ •our with a pair of homers in under the pressure and after out seven Philadelphia batters, Low nets — Edna HiUnski 51-1 Turley, pitching coach; the lat­ tional League third baseman in ning double, helping Curt Sim­ the Sports Car of America ton 3. the A’s victory. Mathews also an off-center drive to the left bringing his seaaon total to 188, mons to his 14th triumph 6—46, Fran Marshall 81-16—46; 35.45 14.18 ter feeling that the dependable 26 years is 41, achieved by Sibby a Pirate record. 7.50x14 Tubeless Star Streak, White In other AL games Sunday, connected in the nightcap, but rough on the final hole, he re­ against nine defeats. Willie Da- low gross, Helen Noel 68, Flor­ races. .Eddie Feigner and his Sisti of the Boston Braves in * • * Tony Oliva’s 28th homer the Indians finally won the back covered beautifully to the cen­ 'vis singled In the Dodgers’ run Three New Faces Among Coaches ence Barre 63; lo'wputts, Edna I four-man softball team will 1941. OIANTS-BRAVES— 8.00x14 'Tubeless Blackwall 33.00 13.20 meet the iCast Hartford Doval- brought Minnesota a 6-4 victory and forth struggle on a two-run ter of the green, halved the in the sixth. Hilinski, 28, Mary Gangewere I single by Max Alvis in the ninth hole and s c o i^ one of his most Of course, the 22-year-old Al­ Carty, who has 63 RBI, in­ ettee Wednesday night at 8:15 over Washington, Ken McBride 32, Helen Ayers 32. I won his first game in 2^4 inning. coveted triumphs. len has been Philadelphia's most creased his average to .324 8.00x14 Tubeless Star Streaky White 38.80 15.52 at Dillon Stadium In Hartford. OUB8-MET8— months as the Los Angeles An­ potent batting threat, compiling with his second five-for-five George Mitchell, former local State College Elevens Griers’ Tournament — Saturday | PLAY GOLF gels edged Detroit 6-4 and Kan­ a .312 average with 24 homers performance in a week. It was Larry Jackson continued his Low nets — Fran Marshall 90-, 8.50x14 Tubeless Blackwal^ 36.25 14.50 man, is promitlng the attrac- sas \ City ended Cleveland’s Bill Hartack, who will rWie Linebacker Tom Scott, 84, is and 73 runs batted in. But some Hank Aaron's three-run homer mastery over the Mets, boost­ 31—69, Lucille Garvey 87-22— I tion. Tickets are on sale locally Northern Dancer in the Wa*Hi- preparing for his 12th Na­ of his bobbles r,.- he has made eigh8game winning streak with in a four-run eighth inning, ing his lifetime mark with 66; low gross, Helen Noel 80,1 8.50x14 'Tubeless Star Streak, White 42.65 17.06 BUCKLED8E H. G. at Naseiff Arms and the Holi­ a 9-3 victory before the Indians ington D.C. International In tional Football League season. 27 in the last 64 games — have though, that brought t h e them to 10-0. Jackson, 17-10, Open Work This Week Bldna Hilinski 80; low putts Hel­ day Lanes. .Bill Greco. Ed Pat- won the second game 6-6. Nov. 11, has ridden in three of He is with the Giants. He play­ been costly. "V Braves the second game vic­ scattered nine hies. Billy Wil­ en Noel 28, Hazel Barger SO. Jet. Route 85 and 94 ed six years in Philadelphia. Yesterday, for example. With node and Buddy Krebs placed Skowron smashed a 990-foot the previous classics at Laurel. tory. The Giants had taken a liams slammed his 28th homer, *AU prices plus tax. AU other siaes 18”, U ” aad 16” atoo on sale at same HEBRON, CONN. one-two-third in Saturday’s 4-3 lead in their eighth on Or­ a two-run sock, in the Cubs' Four-Ball, Best Ball, Sunday j to >1S0-Iap feature stock car race lando Cepeda’s two-run single. third. NEW HAVEN (AP)—The Week ’That k arrives to­ Low net — Barbara Boyce, | Ladles’ Day Tuesday at Riverside Park. Les Ley of day for Connecticut college football fans. Helen Ayers, Hazel Barger, i I Pull Time Profeealoual Long Island was critically in­ Before the week is over, footballs will be flying on Ruth Willey 87-17—70. jured when he crashed into the For Information and pit gate. His condition was re­ the practice fields of Bridgeport, Central Connecticut RSox Pitching (?) Falters Coast Guard, Connecticut,**' ^ Ellington Ridge Starthig Time Tel. 228-9488 ported as very poor today in game ag^ainst Springfield. Ron Southern ConnecUcut, Wesleyan Springfield Hospital. Gipoon and Andy Horsey are and Yale. Trinity starts Sept 7. Saturday’s Results In Three Tilts with Yanks co-captains. Depth of other Los gross — Tom Schiller 77. The season Itself officially years lacking. opens Sept. 19 for Coast Guard, Best nine, front or back — Connecticut —HuAies report­ Ted Bantly 37-6—81, Len Wood Central and Southern Connecti­ NBIW YORK (AP) — It tookf "It’s humanly impoasibl* to ed yesterday foe instructions. 40-7—88, Andy Thomas 88-6—83, 11 a flat-on-their-facas perform­ be as bad as we’ve bMn in spots cut. The other five move Into They meet Yale at New Haven Gus Peters 40-7—33, ladies — | ance by the Red Sox pitching this year. This Is a nightmare. action a week later. in t'rst game under Forzano on M. Dennison 62-17—36, Eleanor | Get another tire staff but Boston has successful­ I’ve never witnessed anything The highlights Include three Sept. 26. Richie Kupec is cap­ Scranton 44-9—36, J. Knapp 46-9 : ^VKE SPECIAL ly avoided winning a season's like this before in all my years new faces among the head tain, and leads 18 lettermen. —36, Blnnie Vandervoort 49-14- series from the Yankees — in baseball." coaches—Rick Forzano at Con­ Southern Gonnecticat—Owls — 86. I again! As for the continued rumors necticut Bill Lolka at Central start today for road opener Kickers — Al Grotheer 88-8— ' After defeating New York he’ll be fired at the end of the Connecticut and Don Russell at against Blast Stroudsburg Sept. 76, F. Hartlf 83-8-76, P. Ma- 19. Seventeen lettermen among Friday night, the Sox led the season. Pesky replied; Wesleyan. jewskl 96-20 - 76, Bill Warming- Forzano, ex - Navy football 54 candidates. Oo-captains are ton 91-16—76, Reuben Gill 80-6— competition 9-6 with three to "I still think I can do a job Bill Gargano of West Haven go. Yet the 9-3 lacing adminis­ for the Red Sox. But the deci­ aide, and Loika, former UConn 76, Kelley 87-10—77, B. Peck and Tom Hunt of New Haven. 84-7—77. I tered by the Yankees yesterday sion is not ndne to make. assistant, face tough assign­ Trinity—Bantams start prac­ pulled them even, 9-9, at the ITuLt's up to '1^. Yawkey (own­ ments where the only direction tice later than the others. Sept. GRIERS’ TOURNEY—SUNDAY I 'conclusion of the inter-city com­ er Tmn Yawkey) and until he they can go Is up. Russell Is fill­ 7. Open season at home against petition and boosted Uiem with­ ing In for Norm Daniels, who Low gross — Jack Garvey 78, I tells me differently I’m stlU the WUllams Sept. 26. Merrill Ya- Sher Fergueon 78, Stan Mar- in three games of ths American manager.” is on Sabbatical leave. vinsky of Hartford Is captain. kowski 73. m MOAD SIKifr Yo& eaff't make a better deal LOague lead. - One thing Is sure. All the Most o f the coaches say they Only 10 lettermen expected. Low nets — Andy Thomas I Uneasy Manager Johnny Pes- Sox are glad to see the end of view the 1964 campaign with Wealeyan — Cardinals report 72-9—86, Ed Dymon 77-9—68, MANCHfSTBt *43-2444 to scare yom kfe! ■ky'a mound corps had a col­ August when the team had a cautious optimism. They In­ Thursday and open at Mlddle- Steve Ketcham 78-6—69; ladies lective esumed run average of 7-22 record, the aggregate clude Tale’s John Pont, who. If bury Sept. 36. Squad includes — Binnie Vandervoort 88-18—70, | OPEN . WED,, THUML, WKL S-S jl 7.88 for those lu t thrse con­ pitching staff a 4.90 ERA and he gets some solid quarterback­ 21 lettermen. Oo-captalns are Sally Grotheer 97-26—71. MON. * TUBS. S4 tM ;-S A T . S-4 || tests. Joe Pepitone’B three the club a complete crumbling ing, could win the Ivy League Warren Thomas an^ Gary W it­ Kickers — Jack Garvy 78-plus I homers, one a grand slam, and away from first division statu*. in only his second season at ten. 3-76, Frank Wilson 84-8—76, B r-; I T Y ALICNMENT AND a smash, by Mickey Mantle While enemy earned runs foi New Haven, and Ctoaet Guard's Yale — Boola Boolas start nie Heath 82-6—76, John Harri- helped in the 10-2, 6-1 Satur­ the month totaled 134, there Otto Graham, whose lads post­ drills tomorrow with opener In gan 81-5—76, B. Fay 86-12—74, i LitiM to T in City Spojto Digest with Pael EAwarit - WINF 12M - S:56 Every Evaahg day sweep. Bowl against Connecticut Bept. Steve Ketcham 82-8—74, Jack C V Q tU M M M M O f AMt I CA. 9 were another 25 unearned built ed a great 8-0 record in 1963. BRAKE SPECIAL Eighth place Boston is idle on 83 errors—a Jepartmeiit led 26. Capt. Ab Lawrence leads Goldberg 86-12—74. Other features incKid* the 23 lettermen. today before invading Kansas by Frank Malzone (7), Carl fact that this Is Dan Jessee’s City tomorrow night at the Yastrzemaki (6), Dick Stuart 32nd year as head coach at M A U . ball park where owner Charles (5), Bob Tillman (4) and Od B ia Bruton’s third triple of C o^ h Johi Temple o f the, | How much longer con we hand you this tine? Trinity; It’a the 60th annlver- Finley will subsequently play Breasoud (4). the year for the Detroit Tigers Cincinnati Reds broke in with •ary year for the Yale Bowl; Morganton in the W estern' host to the Beatles. Pepitone, who drove in eight was the 100th in his major Carolina Lieague in <1948. toe-te ( lYie Red Sox last edged the rum Saturday with hit homers, A ndJhe Sons of Eli need two league career. Forever, »ve hope. toge: Tisw. Yeort of R. eoCh oee Kke a *6,000 stochine. Yankees in a aeries, 13-9, In beat out an infield bit for the morg football victoriee for 600. Here are capsule reviews on Becowe sobody ever jeteedi to change There's Mom to improve ports and shh And this system has also kept the price 1969. It haa happened only one Yankees In the fourth InalRf yesterday with John Blanchard each of the state teams; 9m VoNitwogen's «hope. keep most of them interchangeable. of the Volktwogen dmott the tome over other time slnito the pennant and Hector Lopes quickly fol­ Bridgeport — Practice starts • add iMelto liiid Aar V.S. Car The only reoson the Vohuwogen it ever (Which it w h y it’s so eosy to get VW Ih* years. winning campaign of 1946. Long U st o i Woes lowing with home runs. Sept. 1, with opener Sept. 36 at BmiMINOUS ASPHALT PAWNe chonged it to sioke M work even bettor. p o rts , ond why our mechonict doe'l woke Some cart keep changing and ttoy the Phil Linz, whose recent sIxt Northeaetern. Eighteen letter- Pesky, recounting his woes e DRIVEWAYS e PAJIKINO LOTS The Money Mm I toi't ipeni on eeteide «p icrdoMing;! lecenUy, said: note rendition of "Mary Had A men are led by Capt. Rick Mc­ Little Lamb” on the harmonica MANCHESTER BRANCH lA o n g e t'» spent inside 9to cor. There’s time to put m tosiense onoent V aioin ogoi itog ihe wmo oed h e ^ "Ws need pitching more khan Namara, center from Danbury. a AAO STATIONS a BASKETBALL COURTS M of hoed woA leto cosh VW, oed to Aeiih coat tom two (J-noteo, opened a anjrthlng etoe. We need speed two-run inning with a d^ble Central Oonneottont — Prac- All Woi^ Personally Saperrtoed bedly. We're pretty well down and drove in another tally with tiee began Saturday, with open- W# Are 199% Inznred HMTFOGD GENERAL In the leegue In fielding and a rin^e. ,ar Sept. 19 at Kutstown, Pa. who knows where we are in' Oh, yes. It didn’t help Sox Blue Devils have 17 lettermen TED TRUDON. Inc. pitching? Ws must have half morale to know they weren’t including Capt Vin Bonvlno of TIR E CO. our home nine with nobody on playing all the regulars. Roger Middletown. ■) baas. DE MAIO BROTHERS Maris, Tony Kubek and Bobby Ooaat Guard — Sixteen 16S CENTER STREET— TEL. 649-2828 TOLLAND TURNPIKE—TALCOTTVILLE, OONMBCTICUT "But to Bm Wg gitoMtol pieb- Rlchardaon wars cut sC aetton lettem en Included to squad Tel. 64S«7691—We Carry Jennite Sealer dua to tojurtes. that reported today. Season sptM Sept. IS at ton s to ^ . rf. .-rT’ vf.. -1 /•'•:'■:•*' v; .-•^' V .* V . ‘ X ‘'V •' ■ Ck"7. >' ■ ■

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gyges Wtthbet Board 59 Apartments—Flats— flonsea For Sak 72 TS 72 72 For Sid6 72 IIANCHEBTBB EVEMma idBIULD, M A W C H lim , C»NM« MONDAY, AUGUST U , !k964 TeaeBoents 68 INVESTMENT MD«DBD-Two WHEN BUYING or RiSNT, gentlsman CUSTOM Bun/P t bedroom SEVEN ROOM aldac baMa, 4 MANCHESTER — ExeeuUva BUCKLEY SCHOOL Area — 4 badrooma, S baths, M TSdSL nel^borbood, lonroly 7 room bedrooma, 3 full batha, heat­ famiUee 5-6 and 6-6. Four fam- property, etll Frances ranch. S hatha, large Uviag Uy and sliigle houee near cen- Wagner. We have qoiJtiled Help Waatod-MiOi. 36 room, f l r e i^ e , kitSben wim Marion B. RobortaoB. Raattor, Oolenial, mamrooth living ed famUy room, kitchen with Motorcyclaa Bteyd i 11 THBRS ODORTA SB A LAW B t rXQALT and SHORTSN n x ROOM duplex, good een- room, modem Idtchen with buUt-ins, dining area, 3-car gar tar. FuU parUculare avaUable. buyera for single and two fam* ProdMte iSsaw- trta location, $U0. $4e-0S88. built-lna, flnUhed ree room lly housea Financing ar­ ;v R O q E ROOM attendant, high buUt-lns, S-car garage. Sacri- rage, 100x300 Tot, $32,600. Wol- OaU Weeley R. Smith Agency, 1M6 HARUET DAVroaON with with fireplace and bar, at­ NEW OULONIAIR — W$ bava 6M-166T. ranged. Let us hear from yon school education, previous ex PICK TOUR own gpunOBTABLE well furnished 8DC ROOM duplex with garage tached . 3-car garaga, large Bee at HO,too. Hayea-^fcgancy, verton Agency, Realtor, 646- electric atarter now on dia* just listsd two Mur badroom M8-4808. 3613. today. 648-1033. play; new 60cc model, $sas full M o » r FMAUsmSGiRED A Kyur/ID DlOrTYlORKf •URETiMTlL'MeDtr/ isnee helpful. Apjriy Iona 60c per . basket, mom available September 1st. ss wooded lot foe maximum pri­ ■AMTINA DRIVE. Custom buHt JS Co., Regent Bt.,*Mandiss- Farms, 440 Demlng Itoset***” ’ colonlala with aU tbs aortraa up price. Parte and aervice. Har* UNLOAD INE LttUf CHRJ8TMA8 Q^rr TMt LUNCHEON N. Elm Street. vacy. $36,000. PhSbrick Agen­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE Area- 6 3 bedroom ranch on half acre w a n t e d i n MANCHESTER'^ . ter. Wapplng. _ _ . on Grandview Street. One home lay-Davidaon Salea, 4* Park TNCV t o r fOf't 9 0 « f... = ^ 1 W 1 I P B 0 N Bouse, Oot- cy, $49-8464. bag two and a half baths, tha room Colonial with breeseway wooded let. Covered patio and 3 family house. E. C. SoU- Street, Hartford. f o u r R(X>M apartment. In­ mene, Real Estate, 307 Oak* THEWlNHIMETICNer StreM. o a a ^ y located, cluding heat, hot Water and other m . Two car gaiagea, and 3-car garage, 36 toot Uv- VERNON rec room, attached 3-car ga­ PICrURESqUB eettlng —7 room rage, are some of thg many land St„ 648-2314. Salesmen Wiuitstf 36-A HouaShoU Goods n pleaaantly tumlahed brick ranch.' Camlly room, 1% walk-out baaementa, family ing room with fireplace, din 1 t advertising riLDONATemo T0R.1HI8 nAUTVUL gas. Electric refrigerator and extras. Owner, 648-0733. p S S i . o a 64B-3m baths, doaUe garage, wooded room, etc. Haa to bo aeen to ing room, large family kitch­ BasuMas Semea* MY OU6 LUMCWON SINGER SLANT-O-MATia IH ^ Rove furnished. CJslI $40- Lovely 614 room Ranch, 3 EXPERIENCED Salesmen or lo ^ a r a ig lit and permanent 7787 or 640-8770, 5-7 p.m. lot, Mancheater. Carltos W. be a^rcciated. CaU, we have en, 3 apacloos bedrooma, 114 bedrooms, Uvlng room, Legal IVotlcM advertising DEPT. HOURS Offared 13 OOMMITTCK A t A women, needed for expanding years old. Excellent coodloon. the key. T. J. Crockett. Real­ batiis, tree shaded yard, $3$,- HOLLISTER STREET — Splen­ auest rataa. Hutchina, Realtor. 64SfU2. kitchen with dining area, did Colonial, 6 rooms, 114 8 AAI. *0 5 PJL O R fR lZ t Real Estate operation cover- Cost new $380, wUl taka »M8 FOUR ROOM flat, automatic tor, 643-1677. 400. Wdverton Agency, Real- buUt-in range and oven, AT A C»URT o r PROSATK held - LAWNMOWBR MiarpaBtav; ra> litf Manchester, Vernon, South or $8 a week. . 94 0 -0 7 8 6 .____ NO. COVENTRY - Cuatora tor, 640-3613. baths, built-in range and oven, al Uancheater, within and for Uw * palra, salea, rotor bladaa hot water, gas heat. Inquire finished recroation room, carpeting, oversized garage, Windsor area. We are looking /v RAN. pleaaant room tor rent 60 Holl Street. Dullt L AJH^-AATPM>At t AJL IM W. Mlddl* Turnpike, # » fessipnal attitudes licensed and thentic details, 6 {dotureeque wooded lot, convenient to ready to go. On the lob train' iQipUanceB, hlg^i quaUty-^w hot water and garage, $126 acres. Hayes Agmicy, 648-4808. bus line, central heat. One va­ sised weU shrubbed lot, bugt Realtor, 628-0130, 628-1776. Betate a t WUlard B. R ocen . late prlcea. Lffllanc Furniture, MS boom f o r gentlaman, near Vernon Onter. Priced to o t Manchester, in said diatriot. de- * Ins will be provided, liberal per month. Adults preferred. cancy avaUable. T. J. Crock­ living room with fir ^ a c e , ceaaed. Swtb StrMt, Rockvllla. 878- parking. 64 IBgh Street BEAUTIFUL paneled bMt#d ett, Realtor, $43-1677. family sised kitchen, spolCees sell at FHA ajppraisal, $17,* TWO FAMILT—One year old, PLEASE READ YOUR AD typewriters — standard commission earnings with 648-$30S. Upon application of Roger Louck* - 2174. Open 0-8. ___ ^ family room oft kiteUtohea, 3 bed­ condition. Solidly built 1964, 800., $900. dovm. 4 and 6 rooms, 2 bedrooms, and Paul R. Harte prayme that att " fiiijffcii ar “WmH .%*” an takea aver tiM pkeae aa a and electric. Repedred, over^ draw posribilitles. AK Realtor Jdeaaant room in qui KINO SIZE SPLIT — Huge family room one apartment, Instrument purportinc to be tha : ikooM rtad hit a« tka FIBST and MLS facilities available. b r a n d y s t r e e t , Bolton— room ranch, aluminum storma 316,600. Wolverton Agency, hauled, rented. Adding ma­ USED APPLIANCES, dean re­ Imltable for teacher. cellar, 163x246 lot, only Ml,- kitchen, fireplace, 114 baths, modem kitchen, excellent con­ last win a$d testament of A id SA- ; SSrniUPPBABS m * WFOBT UBOB 8 chines rented and repaired. CaU Mr. Werbner at 648-1121 BeauUful new 4 room duplex, Realtor, 640-3813. U A R REALTY CO. ceaaed be admitted to probata a$ frigerators, ranges, washero Jensen Street. Phone 640-4083 near new Bolton High School, 609. (iarlton W. Hutchins. 640- recreation room, garage, cel­ dition. PhUbrick Agency, 649- per application on file, it la Aat taHttoau Tke IlfniH li raapaaalbl*: far oalj ONB laaor- Pickup -and delivery service. or 648-7847 for an appointment and dwers, prices reasonable 643-2603 « 640-8867. heat, hot water, electric stove 6133. lar, shade, only $18,500. Carl­ SPACIOUS t room older Oo- 8434. ORDERED: That the forezolnx Tale Typewriter Service. *4#- to discuss this fine opportun­ at B. D. Pearl Appliances, ton W. Hutchins, Realtor, 046- lorJal, modem Utehen, 114 application be heard and detail •a Mm axteat al a "laaka fa a y laaM-Wa^E n w 49M. ity. a . 1C AN. ATTRACTIVE room and refrigerator. Call 649-0771 Robert D. Murdook 648-6472 mined at the Probate office in 648-3171. after 5 p.m. MANCHESTER - $14,000. Six 8132. baths, 3 bedrooms, 3-car ga­ Manchester in said District, on the :. ^ p rivate home, parking. $40- room brick Cape, flreplaoe, rage, aluminum combihations, Lots F o r: 73 Sth day o( September. A.D. 1964. at REPAIRS on all makes of re­ APARTMENT SEZB stoves, $36. RANCH, 6Vi rooms. neMlad in ten o’clock in the forenoon, and 7748. f i v e ROOMS and tile bath, garage, excellent condition, 100x140 wooded lot, $17,000. frigerators, washers, ranges, Help Wanted— Porcelain sinks, 8’, four f u - the trees in a beautiful wooded REDUCED TO $13,80(V-Tnily BOLTON—Business zoned lot that notice be riven to all per­ stove, blinds, parking. West trees, neeu* bus, rtiopplng, PhUbrick Agency, 640-8464. approximately an acre. Some sons Intereeted In said estate ot and driers. All oil burners Male or Female 37 cets, good for Industrial work. MJCB3LY FURNISHED room for school. Carlton W. Hutchins, neighborhood. Just off Route delightful 6 room expandable cleaned and serviced. All work ^ tle m a n woriclng days, good Center, $96. 246-6168. frontage on Route $ and 44A. the pendency of said appUcatiots - Orlgii^y $280, sacrlflct, $88. Realtor, 649-6182. 18. House has 8 bedrooms, 114 QUALITY SPLIT LBVBL-The cape, excellent residential and the Ume and place of hear- guaranteed. Cosma Appliance MALE AND FEMALE help Terences. Oarage available, Gravel base. T. J. Crockett, **”-f^SS^SiD” “ DIAL 643-2711 Fontaine’s Used Restaurant AVAILABLE SEPT. I .'— Five baths, large rec room, patio, maximum in housing at a real­ area okwe to everything. Real­ . ing thereon, by publishing a oopf ' Service, 006 Center, 640-0006, needed for assembly, ma­ Equipment, 478 Windsor can 648-0801. SO. WINDSOR—$800 down buys large lot, $18,400. PhUbrick istic price. Ideal residential istically priced below FHA Realtor, $48-1677. of this order in some newspamr ^kcu iJu .tih ' chines, and some piece work room flat, second floor, oil having a circulation In said dis­ Street, Hartford. 637-8771. burner, steam heat, Rusco a 3 bedroom 614 room ranch, Agency, 640-3404. setting in Lakewood Circle. appraisal. Weeley R. Smith trict at least .seven days before HAROLD A SONS Rubbish Re-1 . available. Iona Manufacturing, gURNISHBD ROOM with all HEBRON — Three acres, 800’ the day of said hearing, to appear moval—Cellars, attics. M.k.kOiiTLtfl, storm windows, Venetian oil hot water heat, 100x200 lot 8 rooms, 314 baths, two car Agency, 643-1637. road frontage, 7 miles from y a ^ . Manchester. TAKE OVER payments on fol­ miprovements. IM Bissell PhUbrick Agency, $40-8464. Cu s t o m r a n c h —8 bodrooms, garage. Brick and aluminum If they see cause at said Ume and Weekly or monthly pickup. blinds, garage, adults only. 2 baths, large Uvlng room, Manchester. 649-0403. place ’ and be heard relative there­ TmUe Reathiif Oir MverliierT lowing items; One G.E. auto­ Street. exterior. Plenty of trees. Let HOUSE PINCHING you? Here’s to, and by mailing on or before ■ Harold Hoar, 040-4084. CUPAHi, Wt€. matic washer $289.96, now 643-7966. EIGHT ROOM raised ranch, fireplace, dining room, roe yURNISHBD ROOMS, complete ue hear your offer, owners ' an ideal family home—4 bed­ August X . 1964. by certified mail, Situations Wanted— $170; one combination TV- two years old, large living room, attached 2-car garage, rooms, 2 full baths, large liv­ a copy of this order to EkJmund STEPS, SIDEiVAUCS, stone light housekeeping facilitlee. ROCKVILLE—Five room apart­ ready to move. T. J. Crockett, Resort Property For Sale 74 A. Rogers. 36 Pairvlew Avenue. lUleer kM«sria( Ssrrlee Female 88 Stereo-A.M.F.M. Radio $675, room with fireplace, modern beautiful view, $81,000. Phil- Realtor, 843-1577. ing room witii fireplace, for walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ Centrally located. Mrs. Ac- ment, stove, hot water heat­ brick Agency, Realtors, 649' Cranston. Rhode Island; Roger races, hatchways, dry wells. now $376; one G.E. TV, reg. kitchen with bullt-lns, family mal dining room, modern COVENTRY — Lakefront cot­ liourits. c /o Paul R. Marts, Atty., Painting—Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 IRONING WANTED. VVill pick eomazzo, 14 Arch Street, Man- er, central location, children room, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2-sone 8464. All concrete repairs. Reason $129, now $98. All factory guar­ allowed. $60. 643-4386. $14,900 BUYS this 514 room kitchen, exceUent condition, all tage, 4 rooms, furnl.shed, p i- 575 Main 9t.. Manchester, (jonn.s Fne k HersM Reaien up and deliver. Call Monday- anteed. $10 down delivers. •hester. $48-6048. hot water heat, garage, $24,900. ranch situated on a 90x800 foot conveniences. Phone owner rage, artesian well, level lot, uid return make to this Court. ^ able. 643-0861 PART-TIME floor waxer, 8-11 POUR BEDR(X)M CMonlal, JOHN J. WALLETT, judgse PAINTINO, EXTERIOR and in­ RN OR LPN, 11-7, full or FMday anytime. 643-8726. Goodyear Service Store, 649- IF INTERESTED In a nice 8 PhUbrick Agency, 640-8464. lot, walk-out basement, 3 bed' agent, $49-7702. 0,600. 340-9713, Me yOR LIGHT housekeeping, m paneled family room, kitchen > a( ee I advert Iter YOU ARE A-1 ! Truck is A-1! terior, i>aperhanging, wall­ part-time. Vernon Haven, 876- a.m., five days. Call General 9623. room single home, furnished, rooms, kitchen with dining AT A (X)URT OF PROBATE held Cleaning Serrice, 40 Oak 8t., PRE-SC3I(X)L (Children to care furnished rooms, nice for work­ with built-ins, formal dining IM edr Simple Cellars, attics, trash, small paper removed, dry wall work. 3077. middle-aged, no children, rea­ $13,000 — ATTRA(7nVE 8 bed­ area, high location. Wolverton TWO FAMILY duplex 6-3, sep­ at Manchester, within and for the Reasonable rates. Bank financ­ 640-6334. for In my home, weekly. (Call RUGS—Never used, 9x12 beige, ing or retired person, gentle­ room ranch, fireplace, alumin­ room, fireplace, attached ga­ Agency, Realtqr, 340-2818. arate oil hot water heat, 3- Legal Notice district of Mancheater. on tha 36th - trucking done A-1 right! Call DEMONSTRATORS for Beeline 649-6902. man working days preferred. sonable. 649-9024. rage. $22,900. PhUbrick Agen day of August, A.D. 1964. EDWARDS 643-3038, Tremano Trucking ing arranged. Fully insured. $26; 9x16 gold oriental, $36; um storms, encloeed carport, car garage, extra large lot, Present, Hon. John J. Wallstt, Fashions, $13. guaranteed com­ 9x12 pumpkin; also brown ny­ Call $43-6961. cy. 640-8464. BOWERS 8CH(X>Lr-7 room full AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Service, Free estimates. 640-0668, Jo­ basement, large lot, nice view. one block from Main. Frank at Manchester, within and tor the Judge. ANSWERING SERVICE seph P. Lewis. mission per style show. No col­ BLECTRICIAN'S Helper, lon. 2 8 9 - 6 9 5 5 . ______ChLriton W. Hutchins, Realtor, shed dormer Cape, 4 or 6 bed­ Elstate of Gertrude R. Elder 1 ^ Dogs— Birds— P«ts 41 0 ENTLB3MEN—Private home, I<'anii8hed Apartments 63*A Mott, $4S-6388. district of Manchester, on the Xkh of Manchester to said dtstrtct, de- ■ HAVE SMAU^ pickup truck— lecting or delivering. Beeline perienced. Call 644-1429. 640-6182. $16,9(Xi—A PAIR price tor a rooms, 114 baths, garage, $16,' day of Auguat. A.D. 1904. A4f-0500 — 875-251f IMSIDB AND OUTSIDE paint­ Style Shows are Party Plan ELECTRIC STOVE; Hotpoint nicely furnished bedrooms, prime Manchester Green lo­ 000. PhUbrick Agency, 640 CXJLUMBIA — Fairly new 9- Preaent, Hon. John J. Wallett, Attics and cellars cleaned. BRICK LAYERS and brick lay­ GR(X)MING and boarding, will next to bath, parking, conven­ ANDOVE3R — TWO room fur­ Upon application of EUsabelh Ik Rubbish removed. Reasonable. ing You name your own price. Sensation. Samples furnished washer in need of re$)€dr»; CX>N(30RD ROAD - $25,000. 7 cation. 6 room (jolonlal with 2- 8434. room Garrison Colonial. One Judge. Wilson praying that letters of ad­ er’s helpers. Report to job at collect and deliver. H. C. ient. After 6:30, 649-6801. nished apartment for rent, re­ Eetate of Roee Marcantoolo a.k.a. ministration be granted on said ee- Vaarn I RiJM Call 640-1043. 640-7888, 87B440L free. Car necessary. Wonderful radiator. CaU 649-1428. room ranch. Finished base­ car garage, redecorated and of the finest homes in Co­ Roee S. Marcantonio. late of Man­ Mancherter-Vernon line. Route Chase, Harmony Hill Kennels, frigerator. stove. C. H. Stlens, THREE B E I^ (X )K house near tate. as per appucation on file, it is wHkoat opportunity for Party Plan Bolton, 643-5427. Route 6, 742-7278. ment. 114 baths, real deep lot ready for occupancy. Excel­ lumbia. 4-6 bedrooms, 2 fuCI chester in said district, deceased. OkDERED: That the foregolnc 8HARPENINO Service — Saws, Managers. Oall 688-0006 collect. 88, J(^ Ponticelli A Sons, AMAZING BARGAINS with mcnlc area, etc. Terrific lent value here. Wesley R. scho(4, rtiopplng, nice sun and 3 half baths. Formal din­ Upon afipIlcaUon of Mary G. appllcaUon be heard and dieter- knives, axes, shears, skates, Electrical Sem ces 22 643-6678, 649-9615. PRE-LABOR DAY SALE Apartments— Flat*— buy. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. Smith Agency, 643-1637. orch, lot has trees, 314J100. ing room, kitchen with bullt- SqualrUo, admlnlstralrtz c.ta., mined at the Probate ofiloe t» TWO R(X)MS furnished, rea­ praying for authority to cell cer- Manchester in said District, on thg" AatomobDea Par Sala 4 rotary blades. Quick service. PART-TIME and fuU-time fab­ FREE—4 healthy 8 weeks old 8 r o o m s f u r n i t u r e sonable, parking, ground floor, 643-1677. 5rtm H. Lappen, Inc., 640-8331 lns, and handpegged ranch wln real eetate particularly de­ ric salea girts wanted. Apply Tenements 53 14th day of September. A.D. 10$A Capitol Equipment Cb., 88 FREE ESTIMATES. P ^ p t kittens. Phone 649-1403. $9.36 MONTHLY adults, no pets. New Bdlton VERNON—Minutes to schools, 640-7446. oak floors. Basement recrea­ scribed In said applioaticn on file, at ten o’clock in the torenoon, and to Manager, Pilgrim Mills, Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, K is that notice be given to alt penroS jjtjlCTROIAJX sales and serv­ Main St., Manchester. Hours service on all types of elec COMMERCIAL Road. 643-6389. churches and shopping. 4-year tion room, 2 fireplaces, over­ ORDERBID; That the foreaotng 1006 AU8 TIN-HEALT, r790. Call dally 7-6. Thursday 7-0 Satur­ Hartford Road, Manchester. FOR SALE — Pomeranian pup­ Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Silver­ {DOKING tor anything in real old 6 room Ranch with garage, FIVE ROOM ranch, 8 years Interested in said estate of ttih ice, bonded representative. Al­ trical wiring, licensed and in­ MILLIONAIRES sized 3-car garage. Only a appileatioa be heard and aeter- pendency of said appUcatton a n d - after 0:80, 876-6886. day 7-4. 643-7068. sured. Wilson Electrical Oo., Open dally 10 a.m.-9 p.m., REFRIGERATION pies, AKC, very nice pets ware and other accessories estate rentals — apartments, Rlaced Hvlng room. Best kitchen bullt-lns, 114 baths, 4 and be heard relative thereto, and falKe, 649-6760. Liberal oommisoions, near month. Call 643-6106. fice space. WiU subdivide to $18,600 Oversized Ranch, con­ cupancy. Assumable 414% bedrooms, basement family Main at.. Manchester. Oonn.; and. R ^ Vernon, to Pratt A ».000 miles, 1062 Falcon Fu- teed. Call 643-4913, 644-8141 fit program, including A A the rugs wilh Blue Lustre. Rent Westinghouse Washing Machine, Buy Wolverton Agency, Real­ make return to this court. return make to this Court. _^ home, with electric shampooer $1. Olcott Westinghouse R^rlg., Bedroom. suit. Reasonable. Call Warren venient location. Good G.I. mortgage. CaU owner, 344- room. A beautifully decorated JOHN J. WAU'ETT. Judge. wMtiiov E Hartford Gate 6. tura, alr-conditloned, 6 cyl- — ------H insurance, life insurance, BOLTON CJBNTBR Apartments, B. Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. tor, 640-3813. JOHN J. WALLETT, JwdBdr 2 « m r i h m . ^ U ^ tore 2:30;i Inder. automatic transmission, DRIVEWAYS, foundations, cel- Variety Store. Living Room, Dinette, Dirties, buy 0610. one year old home. Priced for and pension all free. Write Comer Brandy St. and Bolton LIIdlTATION ORDER UMiTA'noN ^ bucket seat.cK-up all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys 643-2414. of demise. Leust year over $10,- room, utility room, 114 be.tbs, Garriaon Colonial in desirable which to bring in toeir claim* high rack and canvass, good Into one monthly payment of POSITION avsdlable Rockville 38 Main St., Manchester. ROCKVILLE—New 3 bedroom Houses For Rent 65 $16,500 7 room Ranch, near nelghbortwod in time for against said eetate, and saM ad- Motors, 883 Main. made while you wait. Tape re­ Public Health Nursing As­ 000.00 was paid to families un­ kitchen with dining area, large against said estate, and said ex­ mlnlstralOT to directed.to give pub* running condition. Oill 643- corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 $22.25 for each thousand dollars WILL HIRE 2 or 3 married men Open daily 7-6, Thursday 7-9, airartment, all electric ap­ lake. Big house, treed INVESTORS school. FamUy slse kitchen, ecutor Is directed to (IveDUbllc sociation. New position for der this protection. Yes, It sure BOLTON LAKE—4 room year hiring room. Immaculate. Wol- notice to the creditors to bring in tic notice to. toe ^ tors to Iwtaf 7479, 649-0318. Main.. 649-6221. including repayment over five for appointment sales in the Saturday 7-4. pliances. W6-8416. lot, prudent buy ftrepCaced living room, formal in toeir olalma within said tim o stsift nurse open for applica­ pays you to do business with us. 'round ranch, furnished or un­ verten Ageney, Realtor, 340- their clalme within said Ume al­ ]M 6 DODGE custom Royal. $36. years. Frank Burke, 246-8807, (joventry area. Salaried on the diiUng room, aJumlnum com­ lowed bv pubilshing a oopy of this allowed by publishing a c o P ? . (Connecticut Mortgage B!x- tion's immediately. (3a51 876- PICJNIC Tables, several st/.es, S3 MAIN STREET, second floor, furnished, with option to buy, $16,900 Hilltop beauty, 1 year Look into this property on 3813. tols order In some n«w»P*l>*’L ^ S Os!ll 643-9819. FURNITURE refinlshed—colors job training, $6,000-$8,000 3’ear A—I^ B —E—R—T’—S binations, 114 ^ th s, full base­ order in some newspaper having ing a drculatlon to said probate Trailers— change, 16 Lewis St., Hartford, 4961 or apply in person at 62 extra sturdy construction, 8 S rooms, heat, hot water, or will rent furnished Septem old, 7 room tri-level, I Main Street next to North a olrcuIaUon in aald probate dla- changed. estimates given. ly. CaTil Personnel 742-76M. 43-46 ALLYN St., HARTFORD ANDOVER LAKE—Handyman’s ment. Walk to schools, dtetrict wttotn ten 19to PLYMOUTH, good running Mobile Homes 6-A Manchester Refinlshlng C3o. Conn. PMk Street, Rock-ville, be­ foot, $12.60 up; 8 ioot. $16.60 stove, refrigerator. September ber through June, $28 weekly. huge treed lot. End Development area. trlct within ten days from toe date date of this order and J)rturn make up; delivered. W. Zlnker, Pin- OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. special. T room ranch, bay churches, etc. The usual ex­ of this order and return make to condition, best offer takes1 It. 643-9283. tween 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 1st. CaU 649-2866 before 6 p.m. 643-9727. ______Three apartment hpme, tola court of toe noticejjU^n. to tots court of gy* ."TSSfr * 16 FOOT S(30TTY Sportbman SB(X)ND MORTGAGES, two ney Street. Enilngtcm. 876-7143. $17,900 4 bedroom conveniently; window, aluminum stoima, tras plus others. Low 20’s. JOHN J. WALLETT. Ju6ge. 644-1819. •shop presently leased,'’ plus fireplace, new furnace % Owner transferring. 876-4604. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judg*. Travel Trailer, fully equipped, plans for repayment offered EXPERIENCED iroUR YEAR old Easy com­ ROOM apartment, $120 POUR OR FIVE engineers, located Ranch, Swedish shelter for three cars. Busi­ LOAM SALE! Dark, rich stone bination washer and dryer, acres, $3,600, aseumable mort­ 1983 PONTIAC 8 Tempest Con- excellent condition. Reason­ to suit your income. E. C. monthly. 476 Main Street, 649- teachers, nice location, 8F fireplace, garage, large ness and commercial poe- Building— Contracting 14 DO YOUR CHRISTMAS free loam, cegular $14 only needs some repairs, $40. Odl gage. Pasek Realty, 230-7478, FBRGU80N RD.—This beauti- vertlble, 2-door, white leather able. Can be seen at 68 E. Sollmene, Real Estate. 867 MEN WANTED 8229, 9-8. rooms seml-furnlshed, garage, I lot sibilities. (jail now. Coventry top, automatic, radio, heater, Middle Tpke., or call 649-0886. $12.50. Fill, gi^vel, sand, stone. 643-1672. ------poQ] fireplaces. 643-2880. 1 742-8248. fiU 7 room Cape is located in QUALITY CARPENTRY— Oakland Street, 643-2314. SAVING EARLY! one of the best sections tai li^ t blue, new tires, excellent Rooms, dormers, porches, 843-9604. \ $6 W. MIDDLE TPKE.—4V4 The above Hstings are just a mechanical condition. Must Lathe men, Bridgeport op­ THREE PIEXjE nylwi covered room duplex, heat, hot water, BOLTON LAKE—2 or 8 bed- sample of the many, many BELFIORE AGENCY SOUTH WINDSOR — T room Manchester. There are so basements refinlshed. cab­ erators, surface gpdnders, KEEP CARPET cleaning prob­ lawson living room set, one front to back split level. Big many fine tilings about this seU. $1,996. Cai: 643-0193. PICK-UP CAMPER, fully inets, bullt-ins, formica, tile. Musicsi—Drsmstic 30 Earn generous commissions electric stove and refrigerator, room furnished home In love- more properties that are ex- 643-5121 Introduction to College equipped. $6(X). Call 649-4366. all around machinii^. Must lems small—-use Blue Lustre chair and divan green, wing garage. September 1st. Call ly year 'round neighborhood, elusive with Barrows Sc Wallace family room. Full basement. home. It is dlfflcuH to know No job too small. William now selling wall to wall. Rent electric Rough plumbing and heat in­ 1968 CHEVROLETT Biscayne. PIANO, VIOLIN, VOK3E. In­ be experienced In Aircraft chair gray. 643-6677. 649-2866 before 5 p.m. fireplace, new beds, oil heat, Co. Call us today. If we don’t where to begin. In fairness to automatic, 8 cylinder, radio, Robbins carpentry service. quality. Stop in and see our shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & stalled for second bath. Un­ yourself you really should see 649-3446. structors conservatory trained. KENMORE automatic washer, ideal 2 or 3 adults. September have a home to fit your needs. Planned by High ^hools excellent condition. 649-2184 , 8 Auto Driving School 7-A Classical or popular. Your AVON facilities or call 649-6268 for Wallpaper Supply. r,i ROOMS, heat, hot water, through June, 643-9289. we’ll find it for you. MANCHESTER GREEN-Large usually attractive location H. (jaU this eveninc and ask a.m .-6 p.m. an interview at your con­ 2 years old, excellent running stove, refrigerator, centrally 6 room raised ranch, plus Price, $17,800. Glenn Roberts for Carl Zinsser, Jarvis Realty LEARN ¥ 0 DRIVE - Special home or our studios. 742-7426. WALLPAPER SALE, one-half Gift (josmetlcs in spare time venience. condition, $60. 649-6963. located. Reasonable. 12 noon- paineled rec room, over 16s 4fi ship. Used furniture and ap­ Completely Furnish^ With ESSO SERVICjE station for come. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Pasek Realty, 289-7476, 742- ing, Hartwlck College and Man­ Mutual Aid sounding ot local teratlons, additions and re-' STENO-TYPIST for work In en, partial rec room in bsae- features a Youngstown $43-1677. chester (jommunlty College. siren alarms, or the cMef o f ****** have good references. Write pliances. Ask for Mr. Reed, Free Air - Conditioning and lease at Bolton Notch, fflgh- ment, lot 90x166 with trees, 8243. modeling of all types. Excel­ IBM— KEYPUNCH Manchester. Must be able to 1962 EVtNRUDE 5>/4 h.p., ex­ kitchen with bullt-ins, large 649-8254 , 249-4794. ways 6 and 44A. Contact Mr. $14,600. PhUbrick Agency, 649- Also Nasson (jollege, N ew ! the association. Meetings are lent workmanship. 849-6495. tadte dictation rapidly and cellent condition. Run only 10 Free Washer and Dryer " D. Lothrop, 627-4183. living room with buUt-in MANCHESTER—$18,000. Owner HOLLISTER 8(H(X)I^Attrac- Conservatory of Music, j held the first Wednesday cf tha Write Box T, Herald 8464. mahogany bookcase and^ selling 6 room Dutch (jolonial. Leam on live boards. Train transcribe accurately. Apply hours. Reasonable. 643-5495. WANTED TO BUT—Antiques lively clean 8 room expand-1 Northeastern University, Nor- month. DION CXlNSTRUCnON—Roof- , . r>i f In person Pioneer Parachute, and good used furniture. Vil­ desk, wall-to-wall carpeting,* Lot size 60.8x180. Vicinity 111- Ing, rtdlng, alterations, cell- i S°'^T ^Only $150! MANCjHESTER—7 room SpClt Ing Junior and High Schools. able cape, featuring aluminumPrgtt.-Whltney, “rr* . - le Inc., 168 Forest Street, Man­ TURRET lathe operator. Must lage Peddler Auction House, Houses For Sale 72 aluminum storms and siding, trim and windows, fire- p ,,^ ,1 College, Southern! MancheMir Evening HerM Inis, gutters and aluminum Nations largest PBX Diamonds— Watches— Level with 2-car garage, well Te’i. 648-0190. chester. be able to set up and operate Route 88, Ellington. 875-8711, shaded lot, heated 23x24 family screens, large shaded lot, place, dormer. B e a uConnecUcut tifu lly State ^ College, - -■Uni- Coventry------** corre^on^nt, ^ windows. 643-4362, 648-0696. School. CONCORD RD - Beautiful close proximity to schools, from blueprints. Work week Jewelrv 48 Bob Fl-ickiger. and Son. room, 2 tile baths, kitchen treed Ibt. A real buy at $16,- versity of Hartford, Wentworth Pauline Lttne, leiopnono 7«» NAME BRAND Good.s Free— ranch, large llvlnx room, form­ and an assumable 4%% REMODELED 8 room home 50-86 hours. Steady employ Samuel M. with built-ins, dining room, 3 with new I ”; baths, new kitch­ 600. Wesley R. Smith Agency, Institute, WllUmantlc SUte(jol- 3281. Call - Write — Visit Help friends shop with ju.st $1 ment. 'good' pay, /a n d fring^e W A ;^ ^ AND JEWELRY re- WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ al dining room. CMlnet kltcben. mortgage. Asking $18,400. 643-1667. Roofing— Siding 15 3 bedrooms, recreation rtzim, large bedrooms, living room en. refinlshed floors, com­ lege and Windham Community ------— — weekly. You get things free. benefits for ^ alified man. pairing. Prompt service. Up to tique and used furniture, china, with fireplace, AA zone. Wol­ for free information Write for details and free 396 $20 on your old watch in trade. glass, sliver, picture frames Lavitt Agency landscaped yard. Marion^ B. pletely redecorated, close to MANCHESTER—614 room over­ Memorial Hospital. | BIDWELL SIDING and roof­ Echo Machine Co., Inc., Man­ Robertson, Realtor. 64$-806S. verton Agency, Rea*tor. 640- bus, schools and shopping. WeHl Several more colleges are ten- j RockviUe-Vernon page catalog. Popular Club chester, 643-7627. ! Clo.sed Mondays F. E Bray, and old coins, old dolls and sized brick Cape, finished ing—-finest quality aluminum Plan, Dept, K804, Lynbrook, 737 Main Street, State Theater guns, hobby collections, attic #43-2168 Realtors 876-6207 2818. worth a look. Ask for Norman basement, patio, garage. Well tatively planning to attend, siding and Installation. 643- 525-9317 Hohenthal, Belflore Agency. pending final arrangements. N.Y. APPLE PICKERS for full-time Building. contents or whole estates. Fur­ Vernon CSrcle. Pkwy Exit 96 jES FROM downtown J. D. REALTY landscaped. Minimum main­ 6379. Open 7 Days A Week J^^UTE 643-6121. School Reglstratton or part-time work, experience niture Repair Service Talcott- WEST SIDE RANCHES unhcheichester—714 room ranch tenance. For appointment call CAPABLE WOMAN for clean­ vllle. Conn. Tel. 643-7449. 648-5129 649-1088. Principals only. All new atudents entering Fire Ruins M. T. I. SCHOOLS ing two mornings a week or not required, transportation Florists—Nurseries 49 ATTRAC!nVE apartment for on 100x165 nicely landscaped PORTER STREET Area—Cus­ Gradea 7 through 12 who have Roofing and Cliiinnevs 15-A 1. $16,900 . . . three bed- tom built center hall Colonial, one day, steady. Call -643- furnl.shed, will last 5-6 weeks. couple. Stove and refrigerator lot, 3, 4, or 5 bedrooms, living RANCH—Ansaldl built in 1! not registered at Coventry High ~ 750 Main Street Hartford Apply immediately, Connecti­ JAPANESE YEWS—Dig them roomer on a corner lot. Pull 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, 114 ROOFING — Specializing re 6614. included. Ontrally located. $761 room with fireplace, paneled Modern Youngstown kitchen School by Friday are ndt to re­ Large B am cut State Employment Service, yourself, 4 to 8 years old. 98c basement with a beautiful den, oil hot water heat, ver­ baths, bullt-lns, rec room, pairing roofs of all kinds, new SulU 804 per month. Carlton Hutchins, fini.shed rec room. Im­ with bullt-lns, 8 bedrqbms, port to the high school until SALEISGIRL for local jewelry 806 Main St., Manchester. and up. Fred Tedford’s Fern 649-5182. satile room arrangement. Wol­ ly^eseway, 3ermarket. Discount PLUMBING and heating men, Spacious 1-2 bedrooms and iju; fit the bill. 2 large bedrooms, who wears a half site. Nicely tifs from bias tape trimmed (XINNIB’S TV and Radio Serv-1 stores. Drug Stores, squash, carrots. 21 Angel St. basements, big lots «atnln a roeftn, 2-car basement ga­ Many extras. Owner bought committee of. the (joventry the burning atructure, experienced, for new Installa- plex apartments. MANCHESTER - Year-old cus­ block of a n rv school. FHA spacious living room and kitch­ rage. beautifully landscaped fightera wore unable to contain^; detailed, and so becoming. with baby rick rack and easy ice, available all hours. Satis- ' Uons. OsE Andover 742-6290 af­ en, 270 foot deep lot, 1-car larger hwne. $15,900. Owner Historical Society, reports N » 8339 with Patt-O-Rama Is embroidery! A perfect gift Idea! faction guaranteed. Cail 649- _ ' « i » SCHIEBEL BROS. tom 614 room ranch, aluminum or Va. Terrific value for only 14 acre with many ever­ 875-2732. Call collect. lans for the Society’s "Flea the blase. ETamea were vlalblo'* • Train now — Pay Later. Free ter 6 p.m. lAixuriops garden setting. $18,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, oversize garage with patio. in-sizes 121*,. 14»^, 18V4. 18‘„ . Pattern No. 2848-N has hot- siding. 2-car garage, 2 baths, greens, stoqe walled drive­ iarket” to be held on the for miles around. Placement Service. Center St. and Proctor Rd. 643-1677 Warren E. Howland, MLS (jOVENTRY—A nicely located 30k. 22k, 24k, 26k- Bust S3 to iron transfer- for 4 different a DUB TO EXPANSION and pro- Swimming Pool and play area.' family room with fireplace, way, Immaculate condition e -ounds of the Nathan Hale Cause of the blgao and eaty. Manchester Fine• C ^ina Realtor, 643-1108. 4 room home. Baseboard heat. 47. SUs 14k. 86 bust, dress, 3k sets of monograms in 2 differ* mgtiona within our organlza- Septic Tanks huge suburban lot. Hayes Agen­ throughout. Someetead on Sept. 22 ‘Tfa- mate of damage were not *Yllt*‘* yards of 86-inch; jacket, short M«ivlng— ^Tmcklng— Many wonderful built-in appU- cy, 643-4803. SUNKEN FAMILY room with Good sized yard. 762-7063. than Hale Day" are progreaoing able. ent sizes, Earn Big $ j $ Uon, we now have an opening Pattepd,eit(. Cut AND i fireplace, 614 room ranch, 114 CXILONIAL—Bowers Area. Six Storage 20 ancee and conveniences. aatlsfaetortiy. slsevsa, 2k yds. ' To order, send 36c In coins I* foil a man to train for a man­ MANCi^BSTira - BeautifuUv baths, bullt-ins, garage, cov- nxHUB, Planning, fine oondl- BOLTON — Lovely 614 room To ortler, send 60c In coins to : tion, obolce plantings. Rector* Owner, 548-8696 Messier reports Mr. and Mra. SEQNI mPBOVBD to: — Anne Cabot, The Man­ MANCHESTER DeUvery. Light agerial. poeitlon. Salary, coip- PRESS OPERATORS. Apply and Colored Plugged Sewers AM modentely priced. appointed 514 room Cap3, ‘ ered patio, captivating view. SpmSpUt Lervel,Lervei, 8S bedrooms, fire- Sue Burnett, Has Manchester Call — Writs — Visit mlsrton, plus auto allowance, owner, 340-8061. Arthur J. Vinton arc hsadlng ROME (AF) — The chester Evening Herald. 1160 trucking and package delivery. for free Information New England Metal, 44 Stock 100x200 w et shrubbed lot, at­ Carlton W. Hutchins, 640-6182. place, garage, built-in staln- Evening Herald, 1180 AVE. OF to start. Many employe bene­ Place, 8-4:30. Glassware Directions: Take Glastonbury ■igerator, freezer, the committee on refreshments; of Italy’s 'n-yi AVE. OF AMEWOA8 , NEW Refrigerators, wsihers and Machine Qleaned tached garage, built-in kitchM LAKEFRONT — 146 ft. sandy less steel retrt| Antonio Hegnl AMBBtOAS. NEW YORK, N.Y. fits. Apply in person to the Expressway to’ Hebron Ave. MAN(3HESTER — New 8 room oven, range, disposal, and Miss Hilda M. Keller publlolty, TOBK, N. Y. lOOM. stove moving specialty. Feeding Exit, right on House St. to Co­ with dining area, 3 large bed­ beach, large well built home, MANCHBSTBR — Two family lifS t. Singer Ckimpany, 883 M ain' SPRAY PAINTER for lacquer ANTIQUES Septio Tanks, Dry Wells, rooms, living room , with wall- Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living dishwasher, aluminum com- and A. Jamea Adama la in Ul^tly ImpmM For lat-class mailing add 10c chairs for rent. 649-0752. # 525-9817 lonial Village. 4 flnirtied, 2 unfinished bed­ flat, 6-6, life tl|ne aiding, ga- f o r Ist-olass mailing add lOo Street , room .work, Dlsplaycraft, Inc., VICTORIAN MARBLE Sewer Lines InstaUed—Cel­ to-wall carpet, aluminum sid­ room, family room, built-in of all m atten oMioant- Ha wa* atrMteE' for each pattern. Print NanM, M A RB rooms, hot wgter heat, patio, r u e , eonvenlenT Vocation. A blnaUcna th rou gh ou t,^ ^ ^ atroke that : tor each pattern. Print Npme ------— r----- ' 160 Hartford Rd., Manchester TOP STANDS, PEWTER,P E W lar Waterproofing Done. ing, storms and screens. Wol­ kitchen, master bedroom with teveMment at $13.900.1 tiful 2 acra lot, O ^ l the R. F-}|?K AfUredi with Zone, Style No. Addreas with sone and Pattern Painting—Papering 21 MARKET t r a i n i n g :. T-V TBCSINICIAN, must be ex-! $43.9607. CALL GLAStONBURY dressing room, low twenties. ftreplaea, $18,000. CSarltoB W. lyMd 3b A Number. OLD JEWELRY^M EEARLY A verton Agency, Realtor, 340- Hutdtiaa, Realtor, MO-MM. ■ages Ag$negr. 3«l 3303. Dim00k Oo., 33M 83I. tha Honseataad a M n a C V end .jits. I ' perienced in Mack and white Hagras Agency, 343-3SM. ' 4 INSTITUTE and eoior aarvlelng, days or PART-UME janitor starting HOUSEHOLD ITEMS.ITBO MeKINNEY BROS. 'stS-TlML MS. RiAdy toiHh>U n o H ^ Vis new New — '94 Fall-Winter Al­ INTERIOR and exterior paint­ R. M. REID and Sen it 760 Main Street Hartford idgiiU, fun dr pj$rt%no. Make mid-night, steady work. QoU tkOA vtewr:*if Is m s of B u ie bum! Articles; OMtom CoUec- ing, wallpsper removed, tulty Suite 604 - MS-7770 Sewerage Disposal Co. « « r <»o4j|jsts js t t li n tloB; regular features; Items to insured. Rens Belangest Ml* your own houna Good jay. Oeueral Oloahlnc Servico, 40 u s Pearl St —^ S4S-68M maksi Only 60c a oopy. 06U or M4-0eO4. CUl TiS-dOSl Oak St., M M 6M. >''V ■ ' • ' i 1

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Preparatlona for the Mth an- Mystic Rarrlaw, WBtA, wfll aeteet ioUowed a prilee abnen- nivaraaiy program a t B t Jiohn’s meat tothoRow at • pan. at 364 Voters Police ArresU vatton ef Em aonrkar plataa an A bout Town PoUrii National Catholic Church Odd Frilowa Han. Hoataaaaa Davla drove into a Main Et Sew at Sli04$hte-|et will be diaouaaed tonight at win belCra. WSUam TuUar and reataniant parichig k>t. The Mra. EHnbetti Dupont Hwn- .tea matron on July 91. The AMomb m d trlo k O. Senk- 7:80 at a meeting of the Friend- Jo in Lists Maureen L. Johnaom, 17, of baU, aoiwit Hr. and Mn. Krank riilp olid) in tha pariah haU and bera are reminded to bring ar- via vriilrie was hngwawlod by To0 V ih t $tse0( , teal tlclea for a oup auction. Hartford, wa< charged with police ait haadquarten untB the T. SeUMM at M Oardnar Bt., IXieaday night a t 7:80 at a operating a motor vehicle by a e haa oomidetad the firat ptiaoe U meeting of the Sodality of the The teeulto and effects of vehirie la prt^eily regiatered, The Manohaator Bmblam dub 8aturds]r*B all-day, votor-mak- pereon under 18 without Inaur- and Davia was BunmMMied to hia Ah' Force baric training at Bleased Sacrament in the par- win hold lU firat faU meeUng lag eaerion drew opporito com­ LacMand AFB, Texaa. He haa Wi hall. ance and operating a motor ve­ apfwar in Manoheater’a Ctoeuit Wedneaday night at tha Elks ments thin morning from the hicle without a drlver’a license Court 12 on Sefut. 14. bean aalected for technical CKib. A poUuck win ha hald at chsirmeB of Manchester’s two hralnliv m a medical ^Mcialiat The Mancheater Lions dub 8:80 foUowad by tha masting. town eommlttses; jubilation Saturday at 11 p.m. after police Louis A. MiHar Ar. ef *8 •t the Air Training Command will hold an outing tomorrow Co.^aifman are Mrs. Jean­ from the Democrats, unconcern stopped the Johnson driven car Whitney Rd. was ohaiged with ariKxd a t OreenvUIe AFB, Mias. evening at 6 at Wickham Park. ette Hawtiunme and Mra. Mil­ from the Republicans. . > on Broad St. Tho vehicle had a operating a motor velilrie with Members are urged to arrive dred Hawthorne. Of the total of 384 new^otere noisy exhaust system arid (MecUve equtoment iariuding A rummage aale will be held earty since'darkness falls earli­ signed up in a 9 ajn. to 8 p.m. brought on the spot check, po­ handbrake, muffler and tail- at the Haaonic Temple on E. er than it did at the July pic­ The executive board of the seMlon, 178 became Democrats, lice said. ' lighto. The arrest was maide Center 8L 'Itiuraday, Sept 10, nic. Ladies of Assumption will meat 84 became Republicans, and 107 Lewis Oarr Ur., 28. of Colum­ yesterday aftemocm aftw a from 9 ajn. to noon by Tem]de tonight at 8:1B in the Assump­ ■re iinafflliated. bia, owner of the car, and who spot check on New State' Rd. Chapter, OES. Memhera are The Willing Workers drcle tion School library. Democratic Town Chairman was sitting in the rear seat of Mfller was summoned to a|i|>ear vequeried to bring rummage to of South Methodist Church will Ted Cummings said, "The re­ the vehicle when it was stopped, In court Sept. 14. the Temple Sept. 9. If in need meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mlspah-Spancer Circle of sults were most gratifying, not was charged with allowlnig a of ptck-up aervice oaU Mm. Jane the home of Mrs. Carolyn South Methodist Church will only because of the great effort person under 18 to drive vrtth- Hooper, aaaociate oonductreaa, degg, SO Ash St. Hostesses meet tomorrow at 10:80 a.m. at that we put into it, but also be­ out insurMce and was issued a in care of Mrs. Rena Kaesler of will be Mrs. Nonnie Hilding Susannah Wesley Hall (or a cause it seems to prove that the written vmming for having de Bolton, or Mrs. John C. Rieg, In- and Mrs. Joseph Moore. workshop meeting. Members national Goldwater-Miller tick­ fective equipment. BY Tin DATE OH diaa Dr., conductreea. are reminded to bring sand­ et ia our greatest ally. Mies Johnson posted a $150 The Wunnee Chapter of the wiches; coffee and dessert will ‘Since even the Independents cash bond and Carr posted a Emanuel Lutheran Church- Questers will meet tomorrow be served. Miss Pearl Eble will outregtetered the Republicans, $100 bond, and both were sum­ THE LABS women will meet tomorrow at at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. lead devotions. Mrs. William we can see proof that their oWp moned to appear in Manches- 7:46 p.m. at Luther Hall for G. Bums Watt of Ashford. Newton and Mrs. John VonDeck people are not mehing out to ter’s Circuit Court 12 on Sept. 14 an old-faahioned hymn sing. Members will report on period will be hostesses. enroll and to vote for the kind George E. Flows'.*, 24, Hart­ The Watory of some hymns will interiors and decorating. of leadership the Republican ford, was charged with intoxica­ be lUacuasi^, and some hymns Ward d rc le of South Metho­ Party displays at every level." tion Saturday afternoon after will be sung in Swedish. Mem^ The Army-Navy dub -will dist Church will have a work OOP Chairman Francis Della- police picked him up on Fred' bet* may bring guests. Refresh' aponsor a card party tonight at shop meeting tomorrow at 8 Fera said, "I see nothing sig­ erick St., the result of a com ments will be served. 8 at tha clubhouse. p.m. in Cooper Hall. nificant about the figures. They plaint. Flowers posted a $26 merely cut our registration I bond and will appear in Circuit The ways and means commit margin of approximately 1,400 Court 12, Sept. 14. WDUHI tee of St. Bridget's Rosary So­ to about 1,800. Paul Krlstoff Jr„ 44, of 282 ciety recently mailed forms to "We will continue to work Spring St., Saturday nijght was all women of the parish, and hard to gain voter registration, charged with intoxication after request that the forms be com and expect to win the elections police found him laying in a Choicest-Meats tn TownI pleted and returned to Mrs. with our own people, and with gutter on Pearl St. Krlstoff post­ TRAVEL Daniel Newcomb, 82 S. HaW' the help of discerning Demo­ ed a $25 bond and will be prC'' them e St., as soon as possible. crats and Independents. At this sented in Manchester’s Circuit TWit a Long OistanM triephons iMt Court 12 on Sept. 14. avaiy to oftao ^ fiieads or leMivM irSHItSII! Those not receiving forms time, our first concern is the TUESDAY ONLY! Ro^rt C. Davis, 20, of 281 should contact Mrs, Newcomb. Oct. 6 town election. f« away ior not m fir wnyi Rtop* LEAN, IMPORTED, SLICED • < Center St., late last night was The latest town registration you HP ri> an the news. Katps fliain Only Slop&Sliop dnlM md Manchester WATES will meet totals show that the unaffiliated charged with operating an un­ tomorrow for a business meet­ voters will be the deciding fac­ registered motor vehicle. The thinkinc about you. ir$ tba an* twit BOILED Q 0 C ing at the Italian American tors in the coming elections. thing to being thara. gHaranletf frtsImMS in tvMy d u b , Eldridge St. Weighing in Their 4,284 votes are more will be from 7 to 8 p.m. than triple the 1,281 lead now p o m i of groimd boefi, held by the Republicans, the XERO- MOPIM ^ Co**t-To> smallest lead in Manchester’s TBDMKCMmn history. GRAPHIC Coast HAM There are now 0,060 registered COPY SERVICE, Wa db oar beaf to aerva to* I (LOUT 2 IAS. PER OUSnOMER) IB^eml. Republicans and 7,779 INC. i 39* -THE HOUSE OF SPORTS” FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE APPROVED GIRLS' BOYS' OPEN TILL 5 P. 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CAPE KENNEDY,CENN Fla. (AP) — The Air Force launched a Titan SA mili­ tary space rocket on 'its maiden test flisrht . today, but lost track of it l3.min \ utes after lift-off. The 124-foot tall rocket biast' 8 ed away from Cape Kennedy'i^- Poverty Billi ;yV * Democrat 11 a.m. It* groal wa* to launch J It* third staae Into orbit a* a U i l l f l H C C S V f OOCI flying launch* platform. The y Backr Move platform, in turn, wa* to kick f loo*e a dummy -satellite into J O l l l l S O I l X O l v l separate orbit. In Caucus Within minutes, the second and third stages fired on sched­ WASHINGTON (API — Dem­ By GEORGE BAZAN ule. But, as' the rocket zipped ocratic congressional' .leaders 100 miles over a tracking sta- gave President Johnson an optl- HARTFORD" (AP) — A Uon in the West Indies Island ‘ mlsUc report today on prospects Republican leader said to­ of Antigua, radio contact was for enactment of his blllion-dArizona senator on stations around the country WASHINGTON (AP) —^funds, brought out from reluc­ cruised back to Newport Besich resentation,” Pattanon tant Internal Revenue Service during his race against Preai- Speaki of Son’s Death Congressional investigators At Early Auto Pact shifted their course today after witnesses Monday, resulted In dent Johnson, (Bee F ate NEW HAVEN (AP)— "May­ hearing that the Central Intelli­ an hour-long, closed-door ses­ Campaign director Denison be he knew something.” gence Agency had channeled sion later of subcommittee He Gardens Kitchel said they will coyer all That was one theory Mrs. some of its secret spending members with the revenue offl­ the basic issues of the cam­ By A. F. MAHAN ^that agrMment had been Margaret Nista advanced last paign. reached on a contract anticipat­ through a private toundaUon. ~ cials and Lt. Gen. Marshall S. DBlTROrr (AP) ^ Specula Carter, deputy CIA director. Goldwater flies home to Phoe­ tlon mounted today Ih this auto­ ed to guarantee three years of Little was heard of the hush- In Midtown , (8m Page Four), huab operation beyond teatimo- Afterward the subcommittee nix tonight and will open his BuUetim . motive capital that the United labor pes«e In one of the na­ chairman, Rep. Wright Patman, presidential race Thursday with Auto Workers Union and Chrys­ tion’s bellwether industries. ny that official funds had been Cided from AP W itm sx>ent through the J. M. Kaplan D-Tex., told newsmen his group NEW YORK (AP)—Tony a address to a rally at Prescott, ler Corp. luxy he a lot nearer They also painted out that would not pursue further the Ariz. Reuther had threatened to ))\md, a tgx-exempt foundation. Ardarelll la growing every­ agreement than UAW President CIA aspects of Kaplan Fund af­ Kitchel told a news confer­ Walter P. Reuther .has indicat; strike last Wednesday at mid­ N.ew Capta in The amount of the money and thing fro'to porn.; to cucum­ its„ destination were not dis­ fairs. TTie subcommittee is in- ber* in the heart of Man­ ence Monday California and the VAO A00U8ia> ^ ed. night any of the Big Three.-— vesUgating the fund along with Midwest will be two key targets WASHINOTON (AF) -» The speculation — and it wa» General Motors, Ford or Chrys­ closed. ■. ' hattan, not far from Timei Tells Ne^\roes ’The House Small Business qtosrs in it* study of tax exemp­ Square. of the Goldwater campaign. The Pratt * Whttaey A lf.^ purely that hinged on Reu- ler — who failed to meet UAW tion for charitable foundations. He said thb senator .may craft Co. was aeenaed tot 'A ther's assertion Monday night tenps. subcommittee turns today, in­ ' In 13 years, AEdarelli’s stead, to foundations associated “ We are convinced the CIA backyard garden off W. swing through the South in mid' oongreesienal ageney to4toy that President Johnson will A fsw hours before that dead­ does not belong in this founda- September. of owing toe federal goV e» line arrived, Reuther singled About Police With Texas mlUlonairs H. L. 46th St. has been produc­ ' keep a Labor Day speaking en­ Uon invesUgation,” Patman, He said Goldwater will be meat $5 mlUloB to reat. n a gagement in Detroit out Chrysler, smallest of the Big Hunt. ing enough fresh vege- The brief testimony about said after the conferancc.“ We Ubles and fruit to'supply doing a good deal of campaign­ scensattea, which casee frese ' UiHll Reuther's "he will be Three, as the No. 1 target for a NEW YORK (AP) — Capt. are dropping it so far as the CIA ing in ekstem states including the General Aoeounilag Of«- here," there had been some strike — or else. Lloyd Sealy, the first Negro to the whole neighborhood. is concerned.” But frequently toe crops New York, New Jersey and fiee, wae detoed be* tof^ doubt. Reuther nevsr has spelled out head a Harlem police precinct, Patman said, however, toe Pennsylvania.; Pratt A Whltaeg tm i by thsi. The speculators asked; Could anywhere exactly what those has been spending n\ost of his ■go to the girls who work at testimony taken had not been Goldwater iii due in San Diego Navy, whlek the OAO ean".' any politician ask "for a better terms should be. time since being appointed, a contradicted and would stand the laundry next door. shoi^ collect the rent. Frntt Labor Day kickoff for a cam­ He keeps instating that pro- little more than two weeks ago, News Tidb ArdarelU explained Mon­ Sept. 8 to open a caippaign Jour­ and that the subcommittee ney up the West C!oa8t. A 'Whitney, a dlvlsloa e f Halt­ paign than an announcement — talking to Negroes about police­ from the AP Wires would continue later its ipvestl- day: "The girls — they call ed Aircraft Oerpn o t Baeg on free nationwide television — (See Page Seven) men. out of toe window: ‘Give Kitchel conc^ed a "general gation of toe Kaplan Fund. He popularity poll" conducted three Hartford, Oona., nnei gavem»x He has tried to explain Hdr- has said its founder has “ waged me one! (live me one-’ I meat - owned fi eltlHns f*eis^ lem and its residents to the weeks ago for the Goldwater Sen. John WUliams, R-Del., a number of battlM” to take hand them a tomato or 1951 throogh 1M8 to p rU n sd g white policemen under his com­ squash or aucchini. What for.ces shows the conservative charges in the Senate that ovsr companies, in some cases senator trailing President John­ platen enginee. The N ndy' mand. using "funds set up and domi­ am I going to do with aU The 28th Precinct covers a lit­ 826,000 from a Philadelphia son by a substantial margin. diarged .no reah bat required nated by him.” '■ that? I give to all my Glass Shciws Promise tle more than half a square mile contractor was channeled ' I believe that polls have that Pratt A it to through Bobt|y Baker to the Just as well-trained foxhounds frienadded the situation waa easily domMtic issues In an effort to man. proach In talking to white pa­ (Soviet Union offers modern All AF News Analysis fore the oeav ■;\:M without collapsing, even When a By WILUAM L. RYAN conceivable. "cover up failures." He Is the only man who has trolmen. anus to Jordan Western diplo­ won a tont Yg shock wave was produced by commanded both the .Pacific "I try to explain the commu­ AP Special Correspondent Aa soon as the book was pub­ "If they think they’ re going to exploding a charge in the sur­ matic sources learn from toe Moscow's military brass is lished in the United States, says divert^ us, they've got another whelming Fleet Submarine Force and the nity to them a little. Mostly the Samuel K rounding water. Atlantic Fleet Submarine t'orce. Jordanian government... A 21- publishing -"Seven Days in co-author Knebel, Soviet news­ thouglit ooming,” Kitchel said. little things that bother many of yMr-old East Berliner acales ■terdaaa. a k a ' Perry and a group of asso­ Vice Adm. Elton W. Crjenfell the Negroes, like the profanity M ay" and the Soviet press says men perked tip tlielr ears. The ciates from the naval laboratory is retiring tody from active the Berlin wall under Commu­ it portrays “ a real polltleal sit­ Soviet press, ha said, aeemed to the newilantiaip ta of the loiterer* and the dice nist gunfire and esoaiMa'to the pubHeaa K e n a a * ,' conducted experiments last duty, endli^ a 88-year carMr games,” he toys. uation which could eMlIy be im­ want "to make a federal caM of month in the Puerto Ricair -that began with graduation West, Berlin police report. agined’’ in the United StatM of it” and confuse fact with ttetion. Policeman Clear “ I tvy to I Show the iwUcemen MKHK/LAN Y ( ^ trench. . from the U.S. Naval Academy Gloria Richardson, leadsr of ths 1960s. Reached at hia Florida home, that i f they stop thfai sort of DBTBO tr (AjP) The experiments showed that in 1038. thing, then (hey show to ths de­ ths civil rlghU fight /n Cam­ "Seven Days in May,” a best­ Knebel said ha waa flabbergast­ In Slaying Negro glass increased in strength un­ As his rsU re^nt dgte ap­ bridge, 'Md., says she has left selling novel by Washington ed the Soviet Defenae Minis­ treopad to th#| cent folks that the police fMl gnak primacir'i der compression, being nve-fold proached, the admiral relaxed that this Is a real community; the intogmtlun movement be- newsmen Fletcher Knebel and try’s announcamant and by pub­ NEW YCMRK (A P)-A grand stronger at 21,000 feet than at in toe office he has occupied for not Just someone else's commu­ CauM A marriaga . . . Nine Charles Bailey, is a fantasy set lication of toe chapter in Isves- Jury today cleared a police lieu­ to anm the surface, whereas ntotal four yeafs as oommandsr of the nity, where profanity is expect­ antl-Cairiro commandoa destroy in the future, built around what tla. Knabet recaUed that aome tenant of any crlnvinai liability aeenra tl . atructures become progressive- Atlantic Fleat Submarine Force. ed. a Sovtet-dtoeetad radar atatloa might happen if there were an tone ago to Washington ha bad In the . fatal shooting of a Negro 8% yaaidi '. Ig weaker to shock damage as "The greatest advance in the “ Correction of little things on Cuba's soutoeaatara ooasL attempt by U.S. military lead- b e«i apiuroached by a Soviet Ixfy which touched off a s*^ea depth increased.' Unltad l^ tM Navy since World like this can buUd ,up toe am- Miss' Ruth .Hartks, sister ^ f era to aeiie the govamjtnsQt. correspondent who had read toe of Harlem riots. The Navy has indicated an in- War H la the Polaris submar­ tudea that we want.” UJB.1 Sen. Vanoe Hartke, o - Isveatia, ' toe govenunent book. I The" Manhattan grand Jury tarast in the posalbtlities of ine,” ha aaid. Sealy’s appointment on Aug- Ind.,\ lulled to aotomobUe eiaah ,newspaper, publiibed a 'Ruaaian “Ha sMmad to ba trying to had Investigated at. l«igto the j ^ s s instead of conventional “It is almost a. ihlracls. They 14 grew out of mMtings betwMn near Ni^oleon, Ohio t . .Legal translauon of one chapter of this pump me seriously, to • slaying of j^ m FbeteQ, 3/t, ' metals for vastly increased took an untried^ mtasUe, aa un­ Negro laaders and cny offlcials liquor ehesrvM fifth aaalvar- book last weak, along With an whethsr anything like that had Lt. Thomas OilUgan on 4 ' strength in hull structures for tried navigation ayetam, an un-< following. Negro riots in raid- ■ary to Oklahoma .. . . 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