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KIOI TWENTY-FOUE THURSDAY. JUNE VI, 19«l Avinigo Dolljr N«t Prs4o Ron lEtt^nittg H^ralb T h t W w th d T Fbr the Week Ended Poraenat ef D. & Weather Boraon Mrs. Charles.H. McKenite, 38A J u a a M , I N S About Town Garden Dr., who is publicity chair­ Dodger Dowd Here 4J fW r but warm tonight. Low 79- man of the Junior Century Club of Two Students Will Graduate 11 Y'H rt T A 7S. Saturday mostly eunny, hot llw BrtvwUoD Aimy will oon- Manchester attended a Pnbllcity Visiting Relatives 13,804 and humid with elMuioe of show- tfudt an open air Inrvice tonigtilt Clinic in New Havbn, Wednesday, M a n b e r ed the A u d it t u i r u i u n 31- F r a iii ere afternoon or eventog. High In at the New Haven Woman’s Club. MMH X-ray Course^ Join Staff 9 ait Mirfn and Bb«h 9ta. at 7:30 p. Viaitbig with relathres in Man­ Ihiienn eC dreolntloa near 90. a t OaM: Vlrad Dixon wlID be tn Manche$ter-—A Cuy of Vulage Charm etanpe. A prayer aervloe will Miss Dorothy Nolan and' Mlss<^ three atudents beginning their chester and renewing old acquain­ be Md at the dbadel at 7:16. Public Records Jean Simons will Join the staff of first year. tances is Jsmes (Dodger) Dowd, The course is conducted by Dr. a kmg-tlme Manchester resident TOL. L X X X n , NO. S29 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRU)AY, JUNE 28, 1968 (OhaHniiil A6verttataig m Fag* tl) Itie BrMMi American d u b will the X-ray department at Mui- PRICE SEVEN CENTS Quitclaim Deed WilUam L. Oonlon, head of the who now makes his home in Vero apormor a dance Saturday from 9 ciiester Memorial Hospital after X-ray department, assisted by Dr. Beach, Fla. pm . to 1 ajn. for meanbere and Roger Olcott, to the Town Of completing a two-year course* in Manchester, property north of Douglas J. Roberts Jr. and Dr. Dowd, well known as a baseball gueaba Charlie Va^dc’a Or- J^-ray Technology at the hospital. Robert E. Karns, radiologists. player in these parts during his Proud Board Gives dheatra win Airnlah munic. West Center St. Merriage Uoeasee The girls ■will graduate Sunday. The Manchester hospital course, youth, retired several years ago approved by the American Medi­ after long service at the Berkshire PINEHURST FEATURED MEAT ITEM THIS WEEK WILL BE Red Chief Ramsdell Reward Jean flMMflbenpflug has been Raymond Leon DeBlois, 112 Miss Nolan is the daughter of School for Boys and took up resi­ Lenox St., and Paula Rose Dzia- cal Association in 1956, has limit­ aaraailed a scholerediip to Mt. Ida Mr. and Mrs. Francis' Nolan of ed its classes to five students. In dence in Florida. Ju d o r OoBege, not to the Univer- dus. Spring St., St. Janies Church, Taftidile. Miss Simons is the A raiae in pay, an extra July 6. addition to a hospital adminis­ Long an avid golfer, Dowd plays Lean, U. S. Choice and Premium Arrives in alty of Oonneoticut, ae was er> daughter of Mr. and Mis. Adolf tered test, students must pass an regularly at Veto Beach and car­ week’s vacatlpn, a new brief- roneoualy reported In the High Warrantee Deeds ried a 10 handicap. ^aee and roaea for hla wife Family of 3 Killed, Simona of Gilead. examination conducted by a na­ flehool WotM. Janice Scheiben- Leora Stelnmeyer, to Mary C. Five students have been en­ tional board. Completion of the I Nearing his 72nd birthday, were given to Raymond E. wiH attend the University of DoUnsiky, property at 39 Durant rolled in the course this year. East Berlin Ramsdell, aufierlntendent of St. course qualifies a student to an Dowd was a frequent golfing part­ Three, will begin their second year Vernon echooOa for 25 years, by Richard T. Wakdi and Christine X-ray department position with ner of Don Diysdale and Duke on July 1. They will be joined by any hospital. Snider of the Los Angeles Dodgers Top or Bottom Q Q a proud board "of education Mr. and Mrs. Hoger Williams, M. Walsh, to Stephen A.. Ramo BERLIN (AP) — Soviet last nigtvt. 1768 Tolland Tpke., ^11 hold opva and Martha M. Ramo, property at during spring training. The visitor plans to remain an­ lb Premier Khrushchev arrived The board unanimously house Sunday from 3 on for their 133 Helabie Rd. Oak St. Scaiborough Rd. voted to raise his salary from ■on, Roger Williams'' Jr. and his other week in Manchester before in Bast Berlin today and was Jack 6. Tedone and Cecilia B. H. Hayner Davidson and Ber­ Helen G. Andrews, to Theodore heading South. He is staying with Round Steak Roast $1S,800 to 516,000 a year. family, who are making a short Tedone, to Peter J. Gunas Jr. and told that President Kennedy’s I nice G. Davidson, to Mai'Un Duke M. Moran and Joyce C. Moran, a cousin. Miss ArHne Hainesworth A lso ' unaninuxisly, the Murderer ‘ elatt here from California. Mary K. Gunas, property at 199 and Juliane Duke, property at 15 trip to West Berlin was made property at 223 O^and St. at 12 Deerfield Dr. board voted to let him take an - Pinehursf Special Values for the Purpose of creating extra week’s vacation, from - ifney :■! entnity among Germans. July 10 to Aug. 16, to allow I C J 0 j u r f . > Khrushchev said he agreed. him to go with other area edu- BLOCK ISLAND Re cam* for a eummit meeUng oatore on a trip to Ekirope. He Police See WlOi leOdera of Soviet bloc couii' end bis wife Natalie will go FRESH SWORDFISH trlee. by ship, and will - visit Eng­ lb. 79c Walter inbrlcht, the epade land, France, Italy and SwlU- No Motive bearded Baat Oerman Oommunlet erland. Usually the miperia- lekder, greeted Khrushchev with tendent has a month’s vaca­ U. S. CHOICE GRADE a klse and declared In a welcom­ tion. ing epeech: In presenting the brisfcaae In Shooting “Kennedy came to West Berlin to him, WUllam Hahn, chair­ to ctlr up . the Weet German peo­ man of the board, eald the ple aga&rt the people of Kaat board members are proud of NEW LONDON (A P)— An Cube Steaks 9 9 * The Finest Franks At Oermany In the Interests of the Ramsdril for getting hla doc­ 4cy young man who snuffed American monopolists.’’ torate at the University of out the lives of the couple SWIFT PREMIUM HAM » Low Prices . . . In reply Khrushchev said he Connecticut tola month. agreed completely with Ulbrlcht’a Mrs. Ramsdell was given next door and their 10-year- W you arm swrrsnfiy, sitsrnsling bstwssn one food ttors and another, trying to gat valusa for your food Whole or Butt Half 80c analyelB of toe Kennedy visit to red roses In thanks for letting old son and then waited for dollan, bsrs't apms sdvics. Switch over to shopping at A&P, whsrs you tan tap into planty of thrift West Berlin on Wednesday. her husband out ao many eve­ the police to come was book­ p«ww with A&P't low priass. And you're sure to get a big charga pvar Plaid Stamps. They pack plenty of DUBUQUE lb. 59c Khrushchev stepped out of hie nings to attend meetings. DUBUQUE lane accompanied by his wife, ed for murder early today. •Mt ••wori . . . For thrift and gifts — the "outlet" to "plug in" to is A&P. Shop, and see! 8flna. Policy said Nicholas Ukraine. 26, Contrary to specuIaUon Khru' showed no remorse as hi» described ^ ehchev did not bring along Valen­ the shootlnTs last night at head- j fUPIR-MGIfT QUALITY PREMRJM lb. 69c tina Tereshkova, the Soviet space- Witness Names quarters and went, through a re- i Liverwurst woman. Some thought he might enactment later at the murder MAVY, ¥fKTMN do BO in an effort to whip up pub­ scene. lic excitement similar to that Viscount Astor "He said he’d do it again.” one FIRST PRIZE or which greeted Kennedy In West of the investigating officers said. Berlin. 'The victims were a HS-vear-old BONELESS Officially the purpose of the vis­ In Vice Trial mailman. Robert P. Reidy. his GROTE & WEIGEL it—annmmced only four days ago wife. Marv', 43, and their son —^Is toTielp Ulbrlct celebrate his LONIXJN (AP)—Christine Keel­ Mark, 10. Mark was the Reidy’S POT 70th birthday Sunday. er testified today that wealthy only child. lb. 89c A large crowd turned out at the 'ITie Reidys lived at 33 Belden airport to cheer Khrushchev’s ar­ Lord Astor at one time paid toe Accused Slayer St., Ukraine at 35. 'The neighbor­ ROAST L6 rival at Schoenfeld Airport. rent on an apartment she shared hood has been visited frequently After reviewing an honor guard, with another party girl. She said Nicholas Ukraine, accused New London slayer of three, by police in recent .years. 'Two Chuck Roast Khrushchev went down a recep- he had no ulterior motive. y ( / / a is guarded by Det. Melvin W. Jetmore, (AP Photofax.) months ago. there was a murder at SUPER-RfOHT QUALITY, BONPLWS BfSF OVEN ROAST Miss Keeler, 21, took the stand a house right across the street, at (Conttoued on Page Nine) as the first prosecution witness in 26. Siodu CamuuL Sak.! a magistrate’s hearing of vice Police .said their questioning of U. S. CHOICE charges against Dr. Stephen Ukraine failed to produce any 1 LB jPJF< Ward, 60, society osteopath. clear idea of what prompted the Shoulder Roust »75 GOP Cautious Her testimony produced a ser­ JFK Is Named slayings. AAPSPiaAL 4 CANCANS S J j SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY. (STRAIGHT CUT lb 79( ies of spicy sensations Including: “He claimed he was being ha­ Scene 'hf Triple Murder APPLESAUCE BLOCK CHUCK ROASTS Viscount Astor, 66, three times 1 LB 1 OZ rassed by them,” an officer said. Robert 0. Reidy. his wife and their son were shot to death last night in the house- o*i D a A "tRSM BtlSKiT C C Lean Selected Center Outa In Evaluating married descendant of American But when it came to details, he SpMial CANS millionaire John Jacob Astor, said, Ukraine seemed unable to the right at 33 Belden St., New London. Accused slayer Nicholas Ukraine lived in the CREAM STYLE CORN 10^ PBONTCUT LB gave Ward a check for repf on an explain. ' house at left. (AP Photofax.) rOT KOQST apartment Miss Keeler shared Cork Freeman UBIQC Kennedy Trip He came into the house wdth a fO N A SP IO A L CAN PlUAAP,rLUiyw, ROUND, leiNUtK T ^ D E RANU AN Dm AMATY, RIADY-TO-COOK with Marily (Mandy) Rlce-Davles. .38 and shot the whole three of CUT BEETS Astor owns the Cliveden estate them right in the parlor,” the offi­ (AP)—The ac-' CORK, Ireland (AP)—■President, Kennedy to Dublin for his address SPEARS - A&P CUT 14V2 0 Z outside London where Ward rent­ cer said. I » O C K i | C c slalm given President Kennedy in ed a cottage and gave rartlee. Kennedy was made a breeman of to toe two houses of parliament. GREEN - SPECIAL A great favorite . . . Europe was welcomed by con­ 0>rk today. He told a cheering After this there were ceremo­ 'Then he went out in front to Racial News ASPARAGUS CAN C O iN IS H LB Miss Rlce-Davles testified she wait for the police. He handed over Social Whirl Fades 25^ Gnme Birds gressional leaders today, but Re­ had intercourse with Lord Astor crowd when he retires he vrill take nies awarding the President hon. the revolver when they arrived. D E A r U C C YELLOW CLING 1 LB 13 OZ SHOULDER STEAKS this Dubuque oblong publicans cautioned a g a 1 n s t while she shared an apartment great satisfaction “In not only be­ orary degrees from the National 2 9 < A g IKTBA H A M fT A M N weighing toe laating success of Police said they knew Reidy At a Glance ■ C M v I l E J SLICED or HALVES - SPECIAL CAN CCXONiAL SKINLESS with Miss Keelez. ing president of my own country University and the University of a J w it h I IB I OZ r K « (1st Cuts Of These Roasts lb. 89c) shape S lb. ham at toa trip until all toe Jesuits are in but a freeman of this city.” M;uidy, 13, a blonde, also Dubllh and honwary- freedom of (Obntimied on Page Ten) In Race-Torn Town By THE DEL MOf^TE 1 LB 1 OZ||PC —particularly from France. broi^t the name of American 'XXnt; Ireland’s chief port 'And the Irish capital. F r o o z o r quhn ,S f B o k s BAG Wel­ BELOIT, WIs.-LNegroes proteri- Fronkforts 2 99' 2.89 each. House Opaker John McCormack, movie actor Douglas Fairbanks second city, staged a rousing The freedom of Wexford, New ing alleged dlscriminatlcrn to hous­ SPECIAL 5 C AN S 7 3 BHf, BHF N' nppia, CHICKEN BREASTS...... fc. 69e D-Mass., voiced toe general Dem­ come for the President. Packed Ross, Galway and Limerick also GREEN PEAS SUPER-RIGHT LARGE SLICED Jr., Into the testimony when she EDITOR'S NOTE—How would^!-the country club, yacht-club and ing and employmena march to _____^UfF H* ONIOH, V I A l _____ Into a hectic 7S-mlnute schedule have cOme or" are coming Ken. ocratic feeling that toe President’s followed Christine to the stand In you feel if National Guard troops City Hall to present requests to CANADIAN BACON ...... 6-ei. pkg. 69c tour had made “a profound Im- was a parade through toe city, nedy’s way before his three-day other watering spots. the Jampacked courtroom. State News moved into your town and Lured by the sailing season on council. Ckiuncil promises serious Sandwich Steaks p pkg pesslon conducive to furthering She said the only other man she the ceremony making him a free­ Ldsh. tour ends Saturday. Bologna *“ 29" 55‘ man and a reception by toe city clamped a lid on your night-time Chesapeake Bay, out-of-town skip­ consideration of their requests. SWISS 1ZOZ A A C the national Ofeterests of our coun­ heard mentioned by Ward was ’ Under medieval custom, this CAMBRIDGE. Md.—Curfew and Spocial BOTS SUPER-RIGHT SLICED try and those of Europe.’’ fathers. gives the President first claim on activities? That's what happened pers help quicken the tempo at the' ANN PAGE KETCHUP 2 33" FROZEN FKG O T Fairbanks. in racially troubled Cambridge, other restrictions imposed by Na­ Skies were as gray as the old a bed in the poorhouse in any of Cambridge Yacht Club. PINEHURST LEAN The assistant Democratic lead­ Miss Rlce-Davles said that Roundup Md.. tional Guard troops, who came to CAP'N JOHN'S 10 OZ PKO er of toe Senate, Hubert H. whenever she received money port’s stone buildings, but toe rain the six towns should he need it. The country club swimming pool Pepper Loaf •PKG which pelted Kennedy as he left is crowded every day; the bar this city after racial violence 33' GROUND CHUCK Humphrey, of Minnesota, saw the from men she either loaned or This seems unlikely; his fortune erupted, put crimp ,in Clambrldge APPLE PIES 3 pVos” 1.00 D in n e r Dublin held off for hla drive recently was estimated at $10 mil By DAN DONAHUE and dance floor every night. On SUPER-RIGHT IIN PIECE President’s trip as “vindicating gave some to Ward. CAMBRIDGE, Md. (AP) —The night life. Everyone must be ^ lb. 69e all the doubts anfl dire predic­ Prosecutor Mervyn Grlffith- through Cork’s narrow hilly Hon. Dempsey Vetoes the edge of town, dancers twist to CAP'N JOHN'S 8 OZ PKG OR streets. social whirl of Cambridge usually the music of name bands at the streets by 10 p!m., stores must tions that assailed him before his Jones said he did not want names In^ the famine years of a cen. close an hour earlier, and no beer MAYONNAISE 99 depsttture;’’ It seemed as If all of Cork’s tury and a quarter ago, Ckirk was is moving at full speed thi.s time American Legion Hall. Scallop Dinner 49^ Bologna LIVERWURST LB 39' Included on the court record. Liquor Hour Bill of year, with weekend frivolity at or liquor may be served any­ D D E C C D U E C a n n p a g e s t r a w b e r r y ^ a lb Humphrey eald he considered The clerk of the court then dic­ 80,000 inhabitants had turned out the major jumping off ground for This year, things are different. where in town. Demonstrations HAMBURG the Kennedy restatements. of U.8. to see and cheer the PreMdent. Irish peasants going to the New National Guard troops moved rilE JE llw E j PRICE REDUCEDI X JAR 0 3 tated toe essence of Miss Rlce- are forbidden. M Extra Slampa wHh I lb pkf A3 M«a< SS Extra Stampa w M i aa I » i pkf pbiley “direct answers to toe Davles’ e'vldence without refer­ As his car neared the mansion World. HAR’PFORD (AP) — Governor into this city of 12.200 two weeks lb. 55c most damartng arguments’’ of ence to Lord Astor. The deposi­ house — the city hall—crowds The President’s great-grandfath­ Dempsey today vetoed a bill that ago today, to preserve the peace ATLANTIC (3ITY, N .J., Roy PEA lie WITH TOMATO SAUCE A 2 LB 9 OZ SWIFTS PREMIUM M _____ Wilkins, executive seopctary for sKiNiEss r r a n K i o n s C o ld C u ts I President (toarles de Gaulle of tion then read that the girl had surged forward and tried to touch er, Patrick Kennedy, sailed from, would have extended Sunday night Barry Hits after racial demonstrations erupt­ D E A I l 3 A N N PAGE L CANS France. had Intercourse with other men the car. Secret Service men New Ross, 100 miles away, where drinking hours in liquor permit ed into violence. Natonal Association for the Ad­ 55" vancement of ■ Colored People, Senate Republican Leader Ev­ and that Ward was at the apart­ shoved them back. outlets from 0 to 11 p.m. Everyone must be off the streets Genuine Spring Lamb erett Dlrkaen of agreed ment when she met men therd. A helicopter stood by to whisk (Ckmtlnued on Page Eight) 'This marks the second time in criticizes Republican ^party for by 10 p.m. Stores must close an what he called its failure to sup­ 21 to 22 lb that the President had been ‘‘wel­ 'There was no further reference two years that the Democratic Liberalism hour earlier. No beer or Uquor can MARGARINE vooTcoro. r " Legs end Chops Governor has rejected legislatwe port - President Kennedy’s elrtl 25 Avg. comed with open arms and lis­ to Fairbanks in Miss Rlce-Davles’ be served and about 20 taverns MjggH Watermelons tened to in Germany as toe Pres­ testimony. approved propoeais to allow bars rights program. ... wm have .closed. Demonstrations are TRENTON, N .J.—'s ident of the United States 'should Miss Keeler also testified that: and grills to remain open an addi­ forbidden. For London Broils have been.” 1. She- had Intercourse with tional two hours on Sunday nights. For YGOP education commissioner, Freder­ Peaches YELLOW RIPE Dtrksen said he hoped that former War Minister John Pro- Pope Seeks to Help Although toe lettest MU carried Guardsmen patrol the streets ick M. Raubinger, orders Plain- Pineapple or Lemon and Barbecues “good results'will flow” from the fumo and that he gave her money a local option clause to make It By JERRY RANKIN and stand watch at checkpoints field to reduce the 96 per cant on the perimeteb of the Negro SEEDLESS MORRELL HOLroAY trip, but warned against speculat- and presents. She said the money more palatable, the Governor said SAN FRANCaSCO (AP) -Demo­ Negro enrollment at one of Its Jane Parker Large 8 Inch j a he didn’t think “this would do any district. Streets are all but de­ schooto. Plainfield board adopt* Grapes SWEET AND TASTY cratic party leaders are linked In serted at night. Pies 1 Lb 8 Oz Size Save 10c EA 4 7 BONELESS CHUCK (Contlnued on Page Three) (Oontlnned on Page Nine) good.” . MELONS Red-Ruled Catholics In returning the bill to Secre­ a “cynical alliance” with "corrupt The day after troops arrived, (Continued on Page Ten) JAIIt rADKIR, XfC. U c 5-lb. CAN OF HAM tary of State EUla T. Grasso with­ big city machines,” Sen. Barry Cambridge's only movie theater an­ Sponisli Bur U V E lOc 35" STEAK lb. 89c out his signitUT«^ ! toe organlxation’g “White House” The Vatican Is as opposed as If signed Into law by Dempeey. One back with six battle stars, four ASKS SCHOOL PRAY&B ^ of these will make a dnunatic ■nedy as the Democratic candidate at Tulsa, Okla., where he will di­ ever was to the atheistic beliefs for president. Lodge as the OOP’s decorations and the oak leaves of WA8HINOTON (AP) R*pw YMiKC BERTS IS, rect the 2(X),000-plus member of communism but Pope Paul is change In the way the sentence is a lieutenant colonel. Prank. J . Beeker, R-|f.y., eenr determined in first degree murder vice presidential choice. Upton's Tea Bogs A jax Cleonser group. Headlee, a Jaycee since facing political reaUty, diplomats A year ago, the battling After Kennedy’s election. Lodge ed notice today thist he wUl mavs. Hi-C Fruit Drinks 1068, ie an account executive with say. trials. branched farther out on the fam­ was appointed ambassador to the July • to force House caariMra* n ic iii^ u c n ^ Tetly Tea Bogs V « l L iq u id Burrougdu Cotp. They say toe Pope, to realise ily tree as the President's young­ United Nations by President tom of a proposed coneOtutloaal AU RAVOW Caatle of Jersey City, M.J.i waa the church’s goal of ministering BUu Study Set est brother, Edward, defeated Dwight D. Eisenhower. The hand­ ameodmeut to permit prayer la n c ofP" chosen one of 1063’s tm outstand­ some Bostonian served in the job toe pubUe achooie. Oa thaa 4ay, « » o f A JC H O A g e O n F ourth Day^ He^s H d d It to all of Its flock, will have to do K A R irO R D (A P )—Tha Oon- Lodges son, George, for the same PINEHURST GROCERY Inc. ing young men by toe Jaycees. He everything In his power to eetab- nectiout Ootnmiaeion of Ci’vil Senate seat from Msissachusetts. eight years and proved he could Becker eald, he wU) Ole wUh th* 2 ' ^ . 2 r J j 1 .P T to z jy c • y PARKING-tCARRY-OUT s e r v ic e Or majHbe this Manchester man is trying make the said he came to Louisville to try liah better relatione with Oommu- Righta wfil inquire Into Mven ape- The feuding and fussing between negotiate with toe Soviets as well House clerk a pMOoa, which tf most of the heat wave by defiantly getting a tan. to have {n-esented to toe conVen- hiet-Moc natlona. clfic areas of poaallde dtacrim- toe Lo^es and the Kennedy clan as exchange verbal blows with eigaed by 111 Houso meoibere, OPEN THUBi. and IK . TILL MlNt tton a p o tio n ottered by to* 10 regain the opportunity to pvaotloe Ination when it begina meetings began In 1916 when Lodge’s aris­ them. ' would bring up far M a te • ' M iei Photographer Joseph Bateniis d i^ ’t want to wake him their faith freely. ^ tocratic grandfather and name- DffMW MMIIlttM IM IM§ teaak. B s ^pgawach, vavaalsd U m *■ *••* ■akax^tan. Heorr Oabot Lodge, 4 f ic member of the committee, said and done wBl acoomiSiiili this. We that as a result of Kennedy’s trip need more time tea nalyse the re­ GOP Cautious the alUes may have a better "un­ sults and reach a eound ap­ FORRSUr derstanding that they have a con­ praisal.’ ’ 8 and 16 mm. Movie Pieteetof g G)llege-Boimd In Evaluating tribution to make." Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Arlz., —eoond er lOent, olra 88 iOlS, HI KIDDIES— SPECIAL SHOW The chairman of the House Re­ In a speech Thursday night to slide projeetm . ' COURAOEOUt PLAYER publican (Jonterence, Rep. Gei^d young Republicans at San Fran­ IJVNDS IN THE SOUP WELDON DRUG CO. South dealer On Increase R. Ford of Michigan, said his par­ cisco, said of Kennedy’s Ehiropean 901 Main S t—TeL Ml 8-8821 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Neither eide vntaerhUa TOMORROW MATINEE AT 2 P.M. Kennedy Trip ty approves "anything that will trip: ‘,'1 don’t know what troubles Open House Set MOUTH (OovttaiMd from Pace One) There's nothing like having the A SHOW FULL OF LAFFS. THRILLS FUNI strengthen the NATO alliance.” they have . . . but we have a courage to take a finesse with 4 7-4 FUtgMm p«r etnt of th« grad- (Coattained from Pfqie One) But Ford said he waawas "not sure,sure helluva lot here and he ought to -n v u i j A ‘ V « 5 S iMinorees that urged Jaycee.s to For Newlyweds your last card in a suit. Your luting etara «t RockvOU High that what the President has saidjbe home taking care of them." I1.6&C1 H C r U l C l J\ C lV 9e 0 « 6 2 9 I I ing on the President’s success in opponents will admire this cour­ « A ) 10 9 • JHBXer■ \! y vv/.= ff f.f'iM’ Sobool pl6M to enter oollega this take specific steps toward better age and pat you on the back while t’trylng to patch up certain sltua-1 race relations. Open huse wiil be held Sunday , EAW M , a sharp taersMS w ar laat tlons.’” 1 in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John your partner Inks for the aspirin. A 0 10 5 „ G O L D OK im The episcopal minister said South dealer^ L o v ( ‘ y w r's 44 par oant. House Republican Leader liiiiiilililiiiiil ::WI Leuds Howland from 1 to 5 at the ^ 1 9 2 I:i!i Doug Blankenship, outgoing na­ home o t Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Neither side vulnerable O K 10 9 7 S E V E N S a i n t s "Mora atudante are applying to Charles A. Halleck of Indiana said tional president, "has repeatedly Opening lead—Four of Hearts. he had no quarrel with the trip, DAVIDSON A LEVENTHALIN MANCHESTER PARKADE iilpl Wright, Park St., Stafford A Q C 5 ; t. . WSRktH HROS ■ohooto and gatttag into them,’ stated there was "no time' to pre­ •AP Newafeatures South won the first trick with SOUTH was happy about the acclaim and ilij* sent this petition." Springs. the king of hearts, cashed the saU WUUam Pope, guManoe di- Our Lady of Good Council Ro­ By SYD KRONISH A A K 6 a B cYLL*' wished the President "every pos­ Castle was prevented from T w o British ..colonies, vastly king of clubs and tried a finesse ^ A K C PLUS IX)AOS OF TOUR FAVORITB Motor. Out of the 164 graduataa, sible success that is In the cards. (formerly T^e FAIR) speaking at the convention but man Catholic Church, with dummy's jack of clubs. 0 A Q I 4 4S boya and 87 gtria have been ac- seiMrated from one another, have e(MMi

Pigeon on Ice Hehron South Windsor Modern Age Junior HigU Awaiting Owner Brotherhood TV-Radio Tonight Town Names HATS Mottoes Are Melaaid Oworek of Msn- rliwitw ki hosting a bglat tan Wry, Uneasy For 1JM)0 Aim cantor pigecn to hto freeawr Cancels Sale, AssessorAide until the owner elalma tt -Tbe Television OFF Pj HAL HOTUE chilly hoepMshty has nothing 8:00 ( 3) Big 8 Theater (In progreM) < ’ 6:00 (34)34) Film Profraat ntofaMid Hrendergaat. agtortant ^ f NHW YORK (AP)—The rabittt O f Educators to do with the weather. The Aims for ’ 64 (23) Movie at 6 (In profreaa) “ ■ Cartoons oeanor In Slagt Hkrtfcid, hM ec- (10-^0) Early Show (In progreM) Dance Time wisdom of a people la expreeaed bird la dead. oeptod tSw. oppotaitment o f aaBint- In folk aaylngi*-4a proverbs and if its im fmhiom its M Gworek , who operates { 8) New* i . Meta vs. PltUburah When the hohool bulldliiK oom-, Canceled fbr this year is the (24) W hafi New 1O-3U0) lUtoh MUIar (0$ •nt ■raeraqr for South Wtodaqr. to DWORIN'S^ mottoea. Sperry's Glen to Bolton, found (18) "The BlePlotur# 60-63) Fllntstones Px«n4Mga«t, one of alx appU- "Know thyself," counseled the unittee njl^roeciMe ttie Vemon the bird ahve at the awimming auotion ^xmsored by the Brother­ 6:06 (40) A/rlcan patrol M2S Route 66 A Beautiful Orchid ^ ^ A FREE LEI canta, raited numlMr osm oat the hood of SL Andrew of St. Peter's 6:16 (63) Social Security (31) Heletfeta Glaaa ancient (Jreeka,. and thereby said 8(Mmd o< BSduoaitlon to M k M e n on spot Wednesday night. It’s 6:36 > 8) Newe. Sport*. Weather >:00 (40-6^ Dickens and Fenster sQcamtoatkin for the poottkiti. He It all. 1 the else of the pro|>oeed Junior wing was tojitred and it bore Episcopal Church because of In- 6:30 ( 8> Victory At 8 w 18) ^ b s c r lp ^ TV wUl b e ^ bto dutfea to town an Sinee then we have become a the identification **64-” on a (40) Superman M) Drama Itittval SENSATIONAL Uerh adiool, the board hi ready suflloient Warns. Originally sched- (63) New* 9:30 10-2340) Price Is Right (O) J u ly 16. great deal more verbose . green and blue band. Gworek (18) Lite of Riley , 8-13) AUred BItchcOdc Prandergoat attended the Utai- nirough moot of human Motory, With Every Purchase! Customer with an answer—big enough for utted for Saturday of this week, brought Agent 64- in for re­ (34) Animals of the Seashore ,60-68) 77 Sunset Strip veralty of Hertford, and hes been folk wisdom haa been, express^ 1.000 pupUs, with exipandable po- pairs, but Jhe bird, after a the auetton will be heM next year 6:46 ( 3-13) Walter Cronklte 10:00 (104340) Jack Faar Tc) Instead. Rems are still being (10-33-30) Hunuey-Brlnkley . .34) Command In Battle employed by the toum of Beet to direct aaytnga and forthright SMILING SERVICE tentiai for 1,600 pupUs. comfortaiblF night, promptly 7:00 (13-33-30-40) News; SporU: and Hertford for alx yean. Before PRICE CUTS advice. oollecSted in . aniticdplpation o f next MAIN SI’ MANCHESTER Supt. o t Sohoole Raymond B. expired. Weather thef, he eervad os A aesesement Thus mid Benjamin Franklin, Gworek is keeping the year’s eveiit. PEuriahlonerB are ( 8) Biography M o st A n One Ownnr Cars, Tndad On 1%6 ItafMdeU made this recommenda- asked to call Jlomes Kenneity, ( 3) Trail's West 10:45 (*8) aide for thiree yeara for the city an American wellspring of this UOB last night to the board. pigeon on ice so he can pre­ U8) Subscription TV U:00 ^ ^10-133M iHO«S) Nttra. of Hartfonl form of knowledge: sent it reasonably intact if the George Bettlnger, Roy Darwin, (10) Boots and Saddles Sventual enrollm ent In Vem on Robert Bartleiett, D. Bentcm Crit­ (34) Exploring the Universe n:UmoSSSr%> "Penny wise, pound fOolioh.” Junior high clasaes is esUmated at owner calls for it. It may turn (83) Film a . ■ . ------out to be the government tenden or the rector,'-'Rev. Gordon Me iioltaBtor even in g Heaiald " I f a man could have half hia 3.000 pupila, he said. 7:16 (33) SpoUljTht Jh Iretaad wlahea, ho would double Mb trou- W. Weemaa, if they have Items 7:30 ( 3-13) Rawhide Sooth 'Wtadeor eotreepoodept '63 CHEVROLET A. 1,500-pupil school added to the which has been employing car­ « o v t e blea.” rier pigeons to experiments, so to be picked up. (30) Honeymooners U:30 Movie Lontw H tai. telephone 644-178$. After Tomorrow •.. 400>pupil Sykes Junior High (10-32) Intematlohal Show U:80 (3340) Tonight ^ (O) ■58 FORD “He that teoohea himself hath a School, would meet the needs of Gnvorak is taking no chances. Church Summer Plans (40-53) Cheyenne Movie '57BUIOK fool for a master.” With the “64” marking, of The summer schedule in all ( 8) Hennesey iirJFK In Burope 5 0 0 Shta-k* Studied S-Door. araen. Iftadto, heat* the town. (34) Am. Business System U:00 ( 4) 1Movie I'vory and coral. Radio; Beat­ "Love your neighbor, but don’t The building committee of nine ■ course, it might have origtoat- churches of the town is now in er, Dynaflow. Stock Ka ar, Focdomatlo. Stook Mb, pnll down your hedge.” ed from a pi^dentiOl aspirant SEE 8ATVm>AFTS TV WBBK FOR OOMPLBTB USTTNa members has not yet been appoint­ Oorce. There will be one service Durban, South AMoar-Mime than 4419. 4606. "If you would know the value of gfaugtog political winds. only at St. Peter’s Episcopal 600 ahariu have been studied so ed by the Vemon selectmen, al­ $690 $685 money, try to borrow some.” ICs though the town meeting last w e^ £i that case he’s received a Church, at 9 am., with Holy Com­ far in, a .project at Dorbt&’s Sometimes the advice is contra- authorized the appointment of the cold reception. munion and morning prayer. On OceanoaTaphie Rekearoh Institute. Gworek reports that “64-” dletory, as la demonstrated by the com m ittee, and appropriated |10,- dates when the -rector v^H be on Radio '62 C H IV Y H eld Knglish proverbs, "Look be­ is Imprinted twice and that vacation services will be conduct­ MDIAIAHBT RENAMED OQO to the committee’s use for ob­ im ia Uatlnc toclndea only Uio m bcoadeitoto of M or : Oonvertiblt. Silver blua Ra­ *61 CHEVROLIT fore you leap,” and "He who hesi­ the pigeon has brown mark­ ed ly one of the lay-readers. lenjrth. Some statiims carry other ■HAIRTPOIRID (APj^^-Leo J. MUl- Aloha! taining plans and specifications. abort Dowaeaata). dio, heatar, powiirgllda, Greenbrier, foreot green. Rte tates is lost.” ings. Morning worship in Gilead will WDBO—USS ’ 9:06 Nlghtbeat caiiy, 66, haa been appoliitad to Tuition Raise be at 9 am.; Hebron, First Oon- whitewall - aaat belta. dio, heater, As recently as a generation ago, 6:00 Jim Nettleton 10:06 President in Airopa hia aeoood four-year term ae State dUldran learned to write by scrib- A raise of 125 was approved gregational, 10 am. . All Sunday 8:00 Raynor Shines News POUoe Oommhmoner. The poet Stoek No. 4620. whitewalla. Stook No, last night by the Vemon board of fective this monidi, are X^eanor Hb- i;06 News. S l^ vd ff Sports Final bUng ever and over again the un­ schools are on vacation. 11:80 Starlight Serenade pays $16,680 a year. Mutoahy'a re- education fo r the rates (diarged henthal, Virginia Beaton and Judy On July 14 the ^Hebron and Gil­ WHAT—e u $2045 $1695 easy and disturbing c<»ybook Goodman, all elementary, and 6:00 News 1:00 News and (Ugn OO. aippoiatment 'waa amnounoed yee- maxim, "What you are to be you to out-of-town residents educated ead Oongregatlonal Churches wtU 6:16 News, Weather and Sports W rO F -4 6 1 9 terday by Gov. John N. Deogieey, in Vemon schools. Alan Knofla and Neal Richtor, hold their annual plcidc on the 7:16 Easy Ed Show 6:00 Joel Cato are now becoming.” 7:00 BUI Bnghea w ho batted Mitdoafay ea dedi­ Many a living room then | Supt. of Schools Raymond B. secondary. FVicte picnic gTOunds in the GUead 8:16 Met* vs. Pirates 13:00 OIrand ___ cated pokee offtoer who haa de­ Raunsdeh recommended charging Xeaobeia Hired 11:80 Tonight At My Place wurr—13I9 Ueomed with mim>lers that sold, I section. 12:00 Sign Off 6:00 News, Weather voted hia life to the oau4fe o f law $575 for Grades 7 through 13; The board of education ratified The daite comes on a Sunday "God Bloes Our wppy Home.” I WTlC—1669 6:10 Today on WaU Straat enforcem ent'* MDuloaliy, w ho rose '60 CHEVROLET Simpler times were exampled \ $475 for Grades 1 through 6, and the folkxwii^ teacher and clerical and morning worship 'service wiU 6:0U News. Sports and Weather 6:16 Showcase from a atate trooper to oeptain, $375 for kindergarten. 6:36 Old, Borrowed and Bine 6:46 Lowell Thomas fey sim pler sayings. appointmeRts for the Vernon be conducted on the picnic 6:45 Three Star Extra 7:00 News iwaa atate Citvll Defenaa direotor Special edixetlon pupils edu- grounds by the Gilead Church. 7:06 Conversation Piece 2-Door, White, 6 Now we live in a complex and ’ schoola: „ 7:16 Wortd Wide fipocla foe four years before he woe ap­ ' eei fusing time, and our folk wls-; floated a t the Tahxitt'viUle School SXemientary — Fan Oliphant' of There is a nice pend on the picnic 7:30 News ot the World t 7:80 Showcase pointed i>olioe eommiaaloaer in 7:46 Grandstand Bandstand 8:00 Yankees va. Red Son cy lin d e r, stsndard dom is expressed In complex say­ wtH be dhsirged on a pro-iated the U niversity o f New ^Hampshire; ante and swimming and boating 8:00 Red Sox vs. 'Vankees 13:16 Slgnoft 1669. basis, depending on the number may be enjoyed aflter the service. transmission. Stock ings with a reverse twist. Our Joan Norton, University of Vei^ mottoes have become as schizo- o f •ntpoiled. mcmt; Barbara Sawyer, Washing­ At Tonth States N o. 4220. Sa oonneetton with the Talnoit- Mtrenic as our thoughts, and re­ ton State Teachers College; Jac­ Chosen to attend Nui flect the double talk that.has be­ stte Sdiooi program, which .is queline Spencer, Mt. Union (Ohio) State and Lanrel Girts’ State at deslgaed for mentally retared chil­ come our normal language. i OoUega; Anita Unooto, to teach the Utatocraity of Connecticut this We communicate by speaking j a Circle-stitched cups reinforced dren, Ihe board of education last remedial reading at the elemen- week are: Gragncy Horton, son of wtfgbt gave its blea^ng to a pro- tockwarda. ' with shape-making nylo-braid. lUury level; Joseph Dorainoa, Unl- M r. and Mira, John E. H orton o f '59 FORD '59 CHEVROLET Go Into any office or factory hi' poeal from the Vemon Junior Hebron; fltoorge Kasyan, son of a Wide center front elastic releas# vereity o f hOaniil, apectal educa- GIGANTIC Convertible. Blua Radio, 2-Door Black. Heater, 6 agf* the land and you’ll see on wall Woman's Ohd> to raise money for ttoo; and Joan VanDarpoel, Amer- iMr. and Mka. Jam es Kasyan o f Under, atandard tranomla*. and desk the clouded counsel of for comfort. *tetras” for the schof^ Maitboaough; Roger Phelps, son of heater, Fordomatlo, white- toon International, half tbna at' wall tirea. Stock No. 4084. Bton. A reel nice ear. S took our day. I have at hand a small • Care-free, long wearing, machine Kra. Bdward IsuiUe, oommunity B, Mr. and iMn. John F. Phelps of No. 4488. book of these sad witticisms enti­ washable cotton, project chairman of the chd>, a Rockville High School — Ifacy Andover; Robert Rathbun, son of $1295 tled "Signs of Our Times." Mr. and l£rs. Clarence V. Rathbun JULY FOURTH $990 a White— 32A to 86C ptained that sinoe the pupUs need Asmus, math and sdenoe, Unlver- Here are a few examples of ^eoDtra” attention, the caid) would alty of Connecticut; Bsthar XaUn, of Hehrott; Cheryl Barnes, daugh­ what the book calls "the choicest,. a e tli the help of the oommunity, ter of ilfr. and Mm. Charles S. '56 OLDSMOBILE '61 CHEVROLET most hilarious contemiwrary signs ^Maieh. University of Connecti- (BamM of Amston Lake; Kath- pmticMlaa^ other servioe dubs, to out; Patricia Perlobto, buslnese 4-Door Hardtop. Ivory and Bel Air 4-Door. Autumn ever created’’ : secure extra thiim for the sctaool. aiina Darwto, daughter of MCr. and HOllDAY TIRE SALE turquoise. Radio, heatar, hy. geld. Radio, heater, 6 cylin­ "If you don’t understand H, op­ sduoathm. Central Ootmectfcat Mira. Boy Darwin of Andover; and NOW in LYCRA* The goal la $600, to buy such State College. dramatic, whitewall . tirea. der, atandard tranomlaalan. pose it! WUa Roberts, daughter of Mir. Stoek No. 4240. Rems as a laiga print typewriter, Hiowanl Smith ftom the Unlver- $1595 “In case of nuclear attack, run a tape recorder for speech dass, and Mira. John R oberts o f Miarl- like hell!" FAMOUS SKIPPIES oity of Cooneottout has been hired borough. AR ars Regional High $490 and taUes and chairs for a Unary. as an aatoitolstratlve totem. "It’s better to give than to re­ Sykes Furaitore students, aeieotad by the faculty ceive, so what have you brought LIGHTWEIGHT 815 for leederatato and toterest to oom- '55 PLYMOUTH A bid of $17.66 per unit for SO WE’VE JUST DROPPED '59 LANCIA 4-Door. Black and white, tm- m e?” dedc and chair seta was i^iproved munky affatn. 4-Door. Green. Coma and "'Diere's no reason for it—it's BriaCa dio, heater, automatlo trana- Reg. >. last nlg^t by the Vemon board of aee thla one. Stook No. 4457. miMlon. Just our p olicy .” I $6.00 'adueatton, which took a close look Police Arrests Tliia yearta dlairihaloe, ^xmsored PRICES TO AN ALL-TIME LOW FOR "You can fool some of the peo-' at three aamples of desks made by by Jones-Kleefe.Poet, American Le­ $595 $195 pis some of the time—and that’s gion, wiB be hidd on the grounda a All-time favorite for control the various bidders. usually good enough." with all-elastic comfort The Cascade School Supplies Co. Stanley Paul Novak, IT, of 368 of Carl LankoPa motel Aug. 18, “The difficult we do promptly. was the company awarded the bid, Oaktond Rd., Wapplng, tost togfat as announoed by Howard B. Por­ « A GOODYEAR NYLON TIREl The simple tt beyond our com­ a Waist-nipping 2 I/2” band for a total ot $1,688.60, including ter, ehadrimea of the committee. prehension.’’ was ohaigad with btwacfa of the Bay Camp Notes a Flattening satin elastic front panel one dollar extra for each unit "Look alive. Remember you • Regular length leg— white— S, M, L having a chrome finish. peace. He posted a $60 txmd wMle Mrs. Trancia Condon 'wkll be to Not a Second I Not a Retread '58 CHEVROLET ean be replaced by a button.” The furniture will fill three awaking presentation of his cose charge of arts and crafts as an to- "I’d like to help you out. Which a Also available in girdle style, No. 915 foom a in Sykes Junior mgb SchooL atractor at the Hebron and GUead 4-Door. Ivory and silver way did you come in?” in Maaicheater’s CIroult Ooutt IS day cam p, and Mira WUUam •reg. duPont trademark Sunmier Maintenance July 15. blue. Radio, heater, "If I weren’t so busy, I’d take A new fence will be erected at Crooks as instructor of younger $ ' time off to Join hi the confusion.” Novak was arrested Hollowing chUdren. Camp dates are from standard transmission, 8 JCaple S t School fo r $476, and a cylinder. Stock No. 4814. that seems to be the key word ' new fen ce at Building B for $788, on Incident at the rear of 163 High July 8 to IS. to our attitude today—confusion. by order of the board. St. la which he drove a car into Houra ate from 9 to 11:80 iLm. Such mixed-up counsels of de­ Other Items to be attended to the area, was adeed to leave, and for younger children and from 9 spair we give each other, and this sum m er are instaUatiCHi o f a then got out of his veMote and am. to 3 pm. for older groups. seek thereby a consolation more e.t new sink In Vemon Blementary punched another 17-yeor-oM boy More werhers ore needed to make wry than ribald. . School, and a urinal and toilet in the flace. the camp a success. The Rev. If a people can be Judged by Joseph Burnett of 94 WlaUcier John N. Cross, Congregaittonal '59 FORD '57 CADILLAC their mottoes, then we dwell in there. 2-Door Station Wagon. A aew compressor will be in­ St. last night was charged with pastor, may be called upon for to- 9 poaaenger. Black, radio, a time of hollow laughter that stalled at Lake St School for $476 intoxlaatlon. He posted a $26 bond form ation. White. Radio, heater, Ford- heater, automatic tranamlg- echoes an inner despair. to replace a compressor which was while awaiting appearance in Cir­ Tax Payment Due om atic. ^ aton, power brakee, power That’s why psychiatry now ruined a month ago when a water cuit Court 13, ACandiester, M fy Taxpayers are notified that the $1175 steering, whitewalla. .Stook dwells in a penthouse--and phil­ valve became stuck, flooding a 16. aeoond installment of payments is N o. 3219. osophy inhabits a hovel. eontrol room .' due July 1. Mrs. Monica Poid, H J l l ! b l a c k t u b e l e s s $1375 The maintenance c S 'E A R BARS,! fir ISb Niehols-Manebester■ f. Tire MCORPORAW (Not 9 for 96e as advsrtteod la 295 BROAD STf-MANCHESYER "A FRIiMDLY FUCE TO EUIT 289-3441 • OPEN EVENINOS 467 CONN. lOULEVARD, EAST HARTFORD BURSACK’S r i o f t S IX UVENIMG UERALD. MANCHESTBB, OOim, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 196t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1968 PAGE SEVEN and routlnea we aan find patterned an of the West, returns to India. gin each day at T;S0 IR m trl^eitrr In Rao’s "The Serpent and the 2 Town Teachers fat history—but it qhangea Tou A ThMicht fer IM iiy tfaawi^ 27 Ebsex St., 'will be one of five Monday, Tueoday and Wednesday information on the drive. They Rope" the Indiaa was a philosaiihV wffl ba ral urr-'— for a> Coventry Weekend Party couples chaperoning. Churches to Run EiiniUto llh d li don’t Stas It up in eno deoads, train cal Brahmin married to a French Parley Delegates from 9 to 11:30 a.m. are Arthur Bjork Jr., 206 Wood- your pelley forimiln on X, nnd d iiie atai ~to oUnmorlM Rm daya The group plan to return to bridge St., president; Afiss Joyce girl. In this sophlstloated novel •vanta. Monctoester Sutulay night at 9. The operating procedure cf the then g« to slssp. If this wars so, Val was a'goat herd artist when Set by Dancers school hu been revised, and will Drive for Bottles Rylander, 20 DDorothy Rd„ ; -vice FREE DEUVERY SMobaai Guodano, pratodapt of Ouadano said the Oonnaottout no longer be on a cooperaU’ve basis president; Mlaa Hope Childers, 61 we would stlU regularly be oft, he was disoovered by Caroline, the ‘ *Ihauch I ^>sak wiitli ths dalegatlon to e>n>Mted to prtsant ^Bert^ Hunt Decides Against 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. EbgUsh divorcee. tongues of men and of angela . . . « Manoheater BduoaMon Aa- Ten members of the Manchester as In the psuit. Due to this change, Young people of Manchester and Starkweather St., secretary, and fighting the Crusades. aoetotloB, and Mn. Bernloa Ma- a reootatton to tha national ob- fiiere are four full tuition scholar­ Paul Brame, 118 HoWater St., The narrator of the antire story and have not loro, I am as a oemMy oiOing fer a Xtniiiger Junior Square Dance Club will at­ Ghureb’s School Bolton Protestant churches will to Suya, an Indian author, MR sounding brass." (1 OartotMans iMT, ImmadUto pant nroaktaBt, ara Running for Another Term ships available—two in the 3-year- treasurer. ARTHUR MtUa dalagataa to ilia notional eenvetk- atoad OB fedarai old to aduoatkai. MONDAYS tend an annual teen-age weekend old class and two to the 4-year-old collect mil>k and soda bottles Sat­ you fed fehe is caught in Caroline’s 13) Many atato on u p iBattona foel Starts 6th Year W harf Trouble’s Sure net. Suya took Caroline to a prim­ The word "oharity” of ths King tton of the National Educattoa Aa- at Northwood Narrows, N. H.. this class. Qualified mothers toterested urday, July 13. Bottles 'will be col­ The firat advance murmurlngs itive Itrdian village to sample aoolation, which begina Sunday to NEA poltoy on federal aU Imw Selectman Bertron A. Hunt of^ pm. with additional hours Fri­ w«ekend. They will leave East In asstoting the teacher for one lected for the final project of a James Version really means some­ bean weak, Ouadeao eold. AIL YEAR! EDgh St. officially aiinounced to­ The Second Congregational Nurse Will Join President Kennedy’s announced about Morris West’s new book Arak, a native drink, because thing else than charity, which we Detroit, Mich. days until 8 p.m. Longmeadow, Mass., at 7 a.m. to­ semester may apply for one of Ouadano will ropreaent the lo­ Resoluttona en other faMuee of day that he will not aeek nomina­ Church Nursery School will begin foreign exchange student fund intention of sending Henry Cabot ware that the year was around Caroline was spoiled and demand­ asBoclaite 'with alms—glirtog. Ths FAIRWAY AU dogs six months old must morrow by bus, arriving at Lake these scholarships by calling Mrs. cal aaanoiaHon, while Mra. Maher national intetast ara expeoted to tion for re-election at the Rspubli- Shore i^arm, where they wUl stay, it’s sixth year of ebntlnuous opera­ Joseph J. Glode, 72 Alton St. sponsored by Manchester Chris­ Staff otMPHNA Lodge, Jr. as our next ambassador ing. Once the tity was taken Suya word means the pure love of God «an cacun July le. be lloeiued on or before Saturday tian Youth Council. Sherwin-Wmiant 1976, and the Pope was a Rus­ was forever on the perimeter of 'Win attend for the thltd time as Jnduda standa an aegragation pn>- to avoid being subject to a fine about noon. tion on Sept. 23’. This non-eec- Two experienced fuU-time teach­ • •••»•«•••••••••••••••• H»eSP to South Vietnem is apparently de­ —a love without physical desire, frarimal negottattone, eanetiowi, Hunt has served as selectman tor torian, non - profit organization There 'Will be a door to 6oor col- sian. The man who figuratively Caroline and Val’s existence. a pure love of the spirit which de­ a detogata of fite Oonnecticut Edu- and to arrest. Licenses may l>e Dancing, swimming, and other ers, Mrs. Da'vld Carter and Mrs. Mra. Marshall Finlay, RJ^., 30 ILSP signed to provide the administra­ The fetaHsm of the East and the oatien. and the SufiranM Oourt's daclalan oix years. Is presently chairman activities are planned to keep the provides the opportunity for 28 le<^on on the day of the drive, Waddell Hd.. wlU join the staff of Paliis O fl «•«••••••••••••••• 8 .® wears "The Shoes of the Fisher­ sires another person's lasting of the high school building com­ had at the town clerk’s office in children to attend nursery school Jay Stager, have been with the or bottles may be left at depot ^ • • • • ••• • •• •< tion with poliey liiaumiice in two determination and materialism of m bm en prayer in pUbtto eohooto. group busy. the Manchester Public Health man’’ fVteir is Karri I, the first good. U of the oonvention ttala mittee, former chairman of the the town office building tomor- through May 1964. school for several years. churchea Friday, July 12 from 10 dirsotions. non-Ralian Pope aiiice Adrian VI, the west are cleverly manipulated The brazen character of love year ia, "A Oraat Frofeodon . . . rfow from 9 a.m. to poon and Mon­ Those attending from Manches­ Nursling Association July 1. At W . H. ENGLAND M W f lH OF Republican Town Committee, and Membership In the nursery The primary goal of the nursery am. to 3 p.m. Depot churches are this time there will be four full­ the Dutchman. by a good etory teller. without sinceirity, the hollownees Oura trf Oiotoe." Guadano aaid Carol Most Ruinous Spring Special day from 9 a.m. tc '♦:80 p.m. ter are David Thomas, Jan Kerri- school is to orient youngsters to AMOCtATIID n Plrst, there ia a possibility that director of the Coventry Boys Tan, Lee Dubois, Nancy Adama, school Is open to 3- and four-year- South Methodist, Center Ooi time nurses and one part-time LU M BER C O . _____ gelated Pr«n ia cxi But there had been no change in of the well-known “ Hne" 'which Is 'that over 11,000 delegates Ikom RANCm» end CAPB OODfi Baseball Association, to list a few behave and share 'with others of President Diem of South Vietnam the Russian government. Karel all porta of the country are ex­ NEW YORK — In 1064 H u r ri- Bob Steams, Jeanne Reynolds, old children to the Mancheoter gational and Bolton nurse on call. admittedly hypocritical, is a threat m in ted For of his civic activities. Manchester Evening Herald their age.' Uonal. Mrs. Finlay to a graduate of St. “ A t the Green"—6494M01 may take policy recommendations had been allou'ed to escape from to evetyone. pected to attend the alx-day af­ oane ObkoI oauaiad m ore gnmerty Paul DelMastro, Janise Bousfleld, area. The 3-year-old session runs RPI Center Adds Hunt said he Is not running for Coventry oorreepondent, F. Paul­ from 9 to 11 a.m. on Thursday and Registration to now open in both Officers of the youth oouncil Lou'ta Trai’nlng School for Nurses, ojemSMiyssSiHr from US' more seriously If they are prison camp by Kamenev , the If we would read this great fair, which win close Friday after mmage than any other llMted Art Bjork and Lola Segerberg. I a( vmbllcatioii a t wadal— office again as he feels he will be ine U ttle, telephone 742-6281. Mr. and Mrs. Peter DelMastro, Friday. The 4-year-old Class meets classes. may be contacted for further Joplin, Mo. preeented by an ambassador of Premier of the U.S.S.R. and he had ISth chapter of Corinthians and numerous daily meetings and Stotea atonn, kWng 06, injuring unable in the next two years to at* alao rcMrrad. come to Italy as one of the Col­ Aerospace Oass PLUfi PAINT liOdge’s particular references. use the word "love” instead of workahopa to be held to Detorait’a 1,000, and iwetlng in a km of give the necessary time the post lege of Cardinals who had chosen "charity," its true meaning ooroes vast, oir-aanditioned Oobo HoU. $500,000,000 etolM fito Dastem nnd TRIM ng^MTlM mrnt at It. m. A. Swv Second, there U the possibility fias required In the past. him as Karel I. A new graduate program in olive for us. Ouadano said seaaions wifi be- Bsabosrd. SPECIAL PRICES ON Party chairman Donald B. Davis *%MUAma >4Br«Matathr«a. 1Im Mr. West .spent twrive years Jnuoitfiai JtoOwaimmKmmm^ vpecuu AxaiKT—Waw Anncy—ifew that some of the Ideological ex­ Aerospace Science will be offered The attributes of xwrsoaal char­ LARGER HOMES reminds registered party members tremists her* in this country will with the Christian Brothers be­ this fall at the Hartford Grad­ acter outlined as patience, lack, that midnight Monday ia the final in tim TO**A^ O T * ^ a i J o * o i ‘ fore lea'ving the Order, later he have a somewhat readier under- uate center of Rensselaer Poly­ o f en'vy, proper behavior, pure­ ALLSTATE PAINTERS hour for filing intentions to seek a CEBCUtJL*BCRCDULnONL was a correapendent for the Vat­ ness of thought, and a slncene re­ •tanding of the possible replace­ CovsBtiT-TeL 74X-7SW town-elective post. The forms are ican newspaper, L’Osservatoa'e technic Institute of Connecticut, gard for the w^are of others are to be turned over to Mra. Robert ment of President Diem if that Romano, so the ohurohmen could it was announced today by Dr. qualHies o f character desdrable Hartford-488-6888 G. Girard, committee chairmeto, has to bscomc American policy in read this novel as a study of the Warren C. Stoker, dean. anytime and anywhere. We owe by that hour. Catholic hierarchy. others moire than civlltty or tol­ Davis had no announcement to South Vietnam. The philoscpher and the psychol­ The new program will be an option leadij^g to the degree of erance: We owe an acti-ve klnd- make concerning a replacement Ih both poesibllities. Lodge's ogist may analyze the peroonal nees to everyone. Think of what for Hunt, of whom he said "The particular references and assets suffering and loneliness of a man master of science in engineering science, Dr. Stoker said. He point­ it 'would mean to our families, our town administration is losing an tar TaaaSaj^l would be the fact that he himself set apart in the excerpts from neighborhoods, our community, excellent executive and public re­ War Wadtaday l pj Karel's personal Joumsl. ed out that the program came as Uteaday—1 p.a~ la a Republican, and the fact that, a result of the increasing demands state, notion; yea, and our 'world, lations personality with Mr. Hunt’ s -1 PJB. A sociologist would center his if these standards were conscient­ decision to retire from public of­ as our ambassador to the United attention on the Rota and the at­ being placed on sdentists and en­ ______daadfiia; 10:i gineers en^loyed by area Indus­ iously and conUnuouriy followed! fice, We sincerely hope it is a j a y ^ pafeSeatloa axoapt Nations during the Ehsenhower ad- titude of the Church toward di­ We have better and better auto­ temporary decision. Too few vorce. while a scientist’s chief In­ tries for a^wnced knowledge in ministraticna, he was acclaimed this field. mobiles, and more and more ac­ people are fully aware of the un- for tha 'rigor and forthrightness terest 'would be Jean Telemond cidents. Because we have not im­ numerable hours devoted to the FrM^jr, JuM M and the confUet between adenoe The Hartford Graduate Cwi-ter, S t o t io E e r i be displayed in doing (hplomatic proved the drivers. Self-oontt^ tor OMB to be public service by Mr. Hunt. and religion. located on Rt. 6 in East Windsor L needed If we are to arrive safe­ ‘Tt to with alnoare regret that battle 'With the Communists. A stateoman wW consider the HiU, currently has more than ly. The human factor -will never and etomol Ma. D a ily X find it necesswry to announoe Ncr«r Bet Agaiant Changt Peihapa all this might be sum­ Pope’s attempts to bring Kamenev 600 engineers and scientists en­ be outmoded or replaced by bet­ D e liv e r le t Mir. Hu m ’s decialon." med up by saying that this is an­ and the PreMdent «f the United rolled from area Industries in ter engineering. We wfll have Ohurch News XoRiwny, Pitien two groat poor* States to a oonfereiKe. At this graduate programs. THE CHURCH OF THE NAURENE wo, or two great antagonlato te other Instance tai which an ad- more things but 'we won’t know Sunday services at 9:80 axn. tfft. X M ill, • I r i s ' MI m o s ’ future Ume the President of the Those desirtog additional infor- how to use them. The greatest XN MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, OONNEOnOUT " W e 'R R e M Ftnst Congregational Church tbe fM d at political phHoocfilty are miniatratlon, finding itseH in trou­ United SUtes was not of the Riotton about the program should goal anyone oon achtove to life is "A CHURCH WITH A MISSION" H e r e T o will ha've the Rev. James R. Mloc- f t««l W all ^ S w l M W « « r C h i n o FroshPnddllm ble, reaches for the assistance and CathoUc faith, 'Write or telephone the office of ROBERT J. SHOFF, Pastor plaimiiic to hoM a joint eonfer- the gift of Spiritual Love. Arthuir, pastor, using "What Is 7 P a s h l M f fhort Chortt ORce in aCTort to rooolvc their the protection of a bi-partisan ap­ The love affair of the Ameri­ the dean. Hartford Graduate Cen­ Rev. John D, Hughes S w v ie e MianT” as hds sermon topic. There P m I D ohnnidlflny can newspapennan and the for­ ter, East Windsor Hill. SUNDAY 8ERVI0B8 earn Afferancea, both will apeclal- proach. S t Miory’s Churdh W h a t iriU be a nursery olaos at Klnga- mer wife of an Itakan nnw Mke Sunday School ...... 3 f o h 3 In any ease, the situation in . . . 9lS0 Ibury Htooaw during the worship M . 9 9 69.88 Ina ta a ntUe polite advance be- a tarnished tlwead through prose Worship Hour ...... 10:45 W e S e n " hour. baytor. South Vietnam is serious enough. of beauty and deep thought. Why Youth Fellowship ...... 6K)0 s o vinyl Hner b ake >•• our salaalloB AutooKiHc Hwak^ David Eaton of the ohuroh’is onto sH-on wollf o f novolty styloe A Cemplotoly sMshohU President Dtam has recently re­ did Mr. West chance that the Evangelism ...... Can Senior Pilgrim FeUowedilp wiU be ietotl Rantovee 4 - MonnaBy, each of the proepec- tlneri might be remesnbered and Blue enamel coated cotton drooomokora. oombod cotton sotoon gals, water from thro oon faraea orilL be at some pains sponded to our advices that he WEDNESDAY 4 4 9 -5 3 4 1 attending a week at the Young Ipe. solid stool wolf boy logs or skirtcl with coif bolt & cuffs. noUncas fotgottenT Is It a result People’s Conference, Davenport tor ovary 24 hrcl to a|)psar more conciliatory and deal with Ihs Buddhist unrest ^ the Juxtaposition of Che re­ M9d-week Service ...... strong vorliool eon* Ass't solids A pat* Block, turqueiso, Mioro-FiHor fc- Choir donferenoe at Hotchktos white In sizes 8-161 loaaosiaMe than the other. agaiiwt bimssif by conoessions to ligious and the secular to the ai>- j p m u i i^ u a tln r r BtructlonI Issae <6ti, 8-IA movao duat & pol* . \ thor’s own fife? School in Lakeville, this coming 10H. x 2 4 ^ laol I S uilBi i o i ! Normally, aaonri BoH.7.674 ttie most aa'vage pre-conference how good a Hamburger can he when made with at the Coventry Industrial Center. happy poHoy, in which we have no Bexor trwilM wMi 24" Huek Hoond...... 674 H e k r t b o e U giasture, the other day, when they o p M a n c h e s t e r care and ptepared to your taate. McDonald’s Ham- Masses Wilson "K 28" very good chance of winning. Tot FLETCHER GLASS CO. •looHc waist & . tti oac^atoiraM released a letter attacking the The summer schedule for Sun­ 30" Tug Boot seeotaaeo^9^ 10.77 doz. piotde & Mated he himaMf must have some id< bufgesa am made o f 100% pace beef — never fio - day Masses at St. Mary’s Church knit tnoerti ^ ie fc laaderdiip of Russia in a manner 188 WEST MIDOLE TURNPIKE drying terry lined for a belated freeh approach, and M P M t — bat tsp qualUy beef groarnd fresh deUy. to 7:30, 9:30, 10:30, and 11:30 a.m.; Speeding so dlroet and savage the Kremlin WHEN TOU THINK OF and at 8t. Joseiph’s Church to Ea- jacketel A ss't pr­ 32" Hiawatha ConciiW^ ” Svperl(ro Fllto” be deaervas, In any event, praise They ic served hot off the gtfll on toasted bum __ ints & stripes... sumounoed it would not be publish­ GLASS, THINK OF FLETCHER glevUle at 8:30 a.m. H.71 doz. for his willingness to move into 2-4. M l ed ki Rwaala. But the Chinese have dM wi^ you like ’em best. PloMy o f parking . . . no Briefs such a storm center. OCOtNEB DURANT BT. broadoBSt It taito Russia, and they t^ p h ^ . . . instant service. . . and the testiest feed The Ooventty branch of the LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! Manchester Savii^ and Loan As' kayo basn handing the text of H im team et prkss that pkesst •ociatlon on Mato St. will start 1 4 I n . out si their ambassy in Moscow, DetroK Bade To Its Gfnios P L E N ^ OF FRONT AND U A B FAMTTNB Its summer schedule Monday con­ C o t t o n B r n s l o r and osrs of Russia’s supposedly Pfof ’ ■‘•loncil Hosp'icil took toe the goMom tinuing through the month of Au­ *X3ar Makers Plan Biggw Oera- gust. The boiM 'will be olooed S«t' V2”xW HOSE B l o o f o t • r l H secure saMHtes, Rumania, has en­ Beds and Equipmi’ nt AUTO GLASS INSTALLED tered the eold wrar between the pacto.” urdays and wiU be open Monday GLASS FURNITURE TOPS through Friday from 9 am. to 4 1 . 1 3 9 4 . 9 7 wHk. two communist giants, and enter- That was ths headlihc, the other for Homr Usp 6 . 9 7 ad M on the surprising aide by pub­ day, under which the Nsw Toric MIRRORS (Fireplace and D eer) Me Donald's TURPENTINE •«"79c Lovoly 100K cot­ 30" high with Fast PELO aatematia Oroolar caaifart for Nio lishing tbs Chinese attack. Times reported a survey of what ton blouses to woor ohroma plated lens I Intorchangaoblg pCnlBRVg BCMEBt CQIw VOi P IC T U R E f r aIV m M i IN ng G ( o H t y p e s ) STEAM DISTILLED grldl Independent Ions woonty.pootOe Ih ii haa had the result of spur­ is in the works out In Detroit, for 46 WEST CENTER STREET with skirts, |om- you, at law. budgat WINDOW and PLATE GLASS CLIP’N’SAVE! oieos & shorts I unitized elevating prism viewlindor.w > ring Moscow, which had agreed the 1964 models. ■ nistaat retain afige ralas. Call or visH oa. OPPOSITE NEW FIRST NATIONAL STORE for future reference ... Lofgo ass't of styUe , mochontsml E-Z with Peiping to cut down on pub- We are not surprised. In fact, 1 9 u C H t oloan outi rorl CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK 1 SEE US FOR — TEXACO & eelors. sizes 32-3M'' he quarreling before the July 9 we are somewhat reassured and 1 oil 30" griH cover fi MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS e Window Cleaning l a poaagg pleased at the disclosures that, 1 e Floor Waxing - » t - c _ Jk/pA. meeting, into its own open attack mCDICRL ESTIMATES GLAOLT G ivi9i me 1 WMOaR^ng WWWteeeOrg Magaiu.tr.09 ' however the rest of us may think 1 a Janitor Service OB Peipilng and its highest leader- CLOSED SATURDAY 1 F.M—CLOSED THURSDAY 1 fehip. or feel, or even think wc think, PHflRfnfiCY 1 — Commercial and EVENINGS DURING JUNE, JULY and AUGUST Residential — 1 Pot a long time, American pol­ Detroit baa tai its very nature only JMNfi.HWMLfi.6. M.>-4t4> 1 HOW Manchester Window 1 icy has been aware of the long the one consistent capacity—the 1 Cleaning Company capacity to think big, bigger, and range historical possibility—per­ 1 649-5834 ■1 haps almost the inevitability—that biggest. 1 Russia and China would come to a For a time, it Is true, we thought TO SAY k m nitoninitoato geopolitical parting of the ways. it might be iMwesting to see ARE YOU IN This, If R came, would not be so what American car manufacturers ^lanwW L <£ajvL much the result of differences of could come up with, if they ever or out o f VOLKSWAGEN principle in the brand of Commu- did manage to take seriously the BEAUTY DEPARTMENT nlam espoused in one or the other, possibility of a market, among H O T W ATE R ? OF WES'TOWN PHARMACY but rather the consequence of the small - minded, inhibited Amsri- WITH A J u t a 8 a y for fu d elemental physical fact that they eans, for the compact car. AT LAST! A NO-MESS are two powers sharing the same But, although Detroit did make u n get you out^of tronblel DISTINCT great land mass. an effort. It was quite clear, from If you Kve in a typical home, NO-DRIP WAY TO ADD But, although American poUoy the very start, that it never did you could eosSy run out o f h ot has been aware that this might COLOR TO YOUR HAIRt have Its heart in it. It hurt it to water ssveral times a week. ITALIAN VERT SFECIU ffECBESE I happen, some day, it has not often go small, oven for one year’s styl­ Now you can have all the hot considered the possibility that the ing. It had little or no originality water you naad at ana time far WE BOUGHT TOP MAKERS’ OVERSTOCKED GOODS day in question -was movirl^ for the business of going small, only s day. Think of it— ACCENT toward us in swiftly that It might either. It introduced no enticing < »ly a day! AT A TERRIFIC SAVING...WHICH WE PASS ON TO YOU! actually be »q>on us in, our own novelties, no stylistic triumph. All Yes, thanks to Mobilheat— time. But that is the possibility it did, with a sad, r^ressed look­ and an oil-fired hot water heater Washington now has to think o f correct capacity—yourtomily ing air of complete boredom, was can take care of all their washing about. *1116 cold war between RUS' produce some cars which were a needs at one time. sla and China can't possibly grow few inches shorter than some M om can d o tha ffemily wash. much more intense and bitter be­ eihers. 8to can do thS dishes at the some fore it becomes as big and as We now really think that the Ume Junior takes his bath, and threatwiing to world pecu:e as the manufacture of compacts should you enjoy a shower. existing oold war between Russia be left to the Bhiropeans, who have D on't delay—phone us today. and the United States. It can’t the soul and taste and patience Find out how easy it is to switch VW KarmaoB Ghia Coupa BURNER possibly become much more seri' and the loving care for it, while to a M obilheat-fii^ water boat* sus before we begin grayitating Detroit should go back to where •AamamtamUretma. toward a relationship 'with one lU heart is—somewhere inside the COUPE *2344 SERVKE which Is much more cordial than blurtnts leading to a gleaming DEUVERED our relationship with the other. djromlnum behemoth about a • Aeesiltwe-epend Apparently,, our instinctual favo­ block long. Detroit thinks big bet­ MORIARTY p I B - ' . 'afiuebiMnt...^i rite between the two would be ter than anybody. Detroit is, wc CONVERTIBLE *2546 aseHng epeclalMi. Russia; we might, in our desire to feel sure, the ^Hritusil and psycho- color foam* s Eswrgeaey eerrte*, night have Russia matnUln and davriop BROTHERS> DEUVERED and dty, eN heating Muor. logtoal center of the American RttfR (XX/XUNO B2NB^ AND OONDR10NBR strength sgalnst China, oonapirc dream, the Amerioan eoul. Let it AwadebleteeHwhe toet wWIi with Russia ts put our own odd go back to playing its own true Ml 3-5135 Jmst push * btstton u d it iouM ool G im yoe arar on the shelf. Or wc might, if role, suid let Europe resume the Mcurd-look^ h%hlighti and blendi ia gray We beeame as Machiavellian as task of supplying us with that 301-315 Center St. in aknitcs. Lrava hak dlky-ioft. 10 tliMc*. AMBHCANelrairf HffiltalOt saoat Mg powers manage to be­ which ia quaint, that which is sen Ml. come sooner or later, quiU cynical- sible, that which w# can afford, W E G IV E ip try to play one against the that which oialms to ba nothing GREEN STAMPS TED TRUCXJN, i n c . Mhsr, a procedure which might in mora than transportation. Obvi­ ( a m e r i c a i ^ .turn tnytte thorn to leunlU them- ously, by the report, we do not TOLLAlfD TURNPIKE, TAlCOTTVILLB Mlyas against ua have to issue all these instruc­ Mobilheat .^g W E S T O W f f any case, one thing can be tions. R ia beginning to happen. A m ra O R lZ B D OPEN EVENINGS proolslmad. Ihia eld world stUl PHARMACY Tba next nw iaa'of eompacto arlll IHBALEB PHCmB 649-2838 Fogarty JroSil lata IB sM waps »>• W «f•». 459 HARTFORD ROAD — TBL. 649-9946 >19 BRO AD ST.—.YeL 6 4 9 -4 »9 MAKCHEBTER, OONN. MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. JUNE 28. 1968 r A 6 8 EIG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY.. JUNE 28. 1968 "number of names both of mcti avoid the Dyer girl, paUcn rspdrt- Oak St.; a daughter to Mr. and 1914 and 19M does not taupbr^-nMi- No Light Needed, and women” will bo mentioned and Girl Hurt, Walks ed, as the glri, who bold pokce Red Chief Witness Names that no effort will be made to keep later that ahe did not net the Jlockviile-V ernon Mra. Harve^. Blue, Skinner Rd. fldencenee. them secret. car, then came In oontaot with Discharged yesterday: Miss Today Wsst Oernian, Foreign' State TeUs Chief Into Moving Car O ti MARTreND Rfiw Mable Balentine, 48 Reed' 8t.; Mrs. Local Stocks He explained that normally such the v ^ d e . Minister Gerhard Schroeder said Viscount Astor names would be referred to only ' A oar-bus xoddent oocurred Voter-Making Pauline St. Germaine and son, 9 it was Inconcelvnblb to think that Arrives in H m state Traffic Ootnmla- An Mgfrt-ycar-o)d gltl last nigM JFK Is Named by an initial, "But I don’t desire MANCHESTBR* yesterday afternoon on Ifoin St., Mlnterbum Court; Mrs. Eva Htm- Quotations Furnished by the United States might some day slon this week denied a-re- In any way to hush things up and received mliMr M t knee and left 94 feet north of Sdwol St., in cock, 78 Haney liane; Mrs. Chris­ Coburn Mlddlebrook. Ine. abandon Europe. In Vice Trial tine Shea, 61 Sprli^ St.; Morey quest for an InetaSatton of a I am not—nor will I give that wvlst Injuries wtien Oie walked which no arreets nor injurlee were CONN. Decision Hit Bank Stocks Young, Bolton Rd., 'vemon; Shone D« Gaull* is scheduled to go to East Berlin traffic control signal at - B. Vpearance.” Into a movtag car on Center St., reported but oonalderaMe damage Bid Asked Bonn next week to confer with (OoaOraed from Page Oae) MANCHESTER’S LARGEST GROWER! Lockhart. 99 Grand Ave.; Mrs. Center, ntkln and Cone Sta. Ward, slender and youthful six feat want ef Fairvlew St. to the ceu* oocurred. C!onn. Bank and Truat Cork Freeman Chancellor Konrad Adenkuer and Police said that Rlohard La- Jennie Pikul, 34 Florence St. SiZZUNS looking, waa arrested early, this Co...... V i...... 70H 75H (CeattMMd tren Fage Om ) H m repmt came in a letter By Politics other Weat German leaders on the and gifts were for her mother. Marilaine Dyer, daughter of Mr. Polnte, 26, Hartford; driving a Phons Ml 9-7700 H~■•tf^rd Nations] received by Mlaachetster Police month shortly after triggering the Vemon news is handled by The (Continued from Page One) French - German cooperation 2. She had relations with Yev­ and Mini. Jbaepto I ^ e r o f 48 F a ir- Ooimectlcut Co. bus, waa prepar­ WB SPECIALIZE Bank and Trust Co. 65 70 armed surface ships ths Ameri­ tlon Una, ahaking hands with OMef Jsunea M. Reardon from scandal by telling the British Home lliixdbUcan wmI Democratk: Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 5 W. treaty. geny Ivanov, former Soviet naval ing to paric Ms vehicle horizon­ KIre l" «urance Corinanles cans and ths West Germans are USED CAR Joaeph W . Meroer, executive Office Protumo lied to the House view St., 'was treated and din- ## iMilrirti in V«nM» and RockviU« Main St., telephone 8T5-31S6 or Kennedy Tliursday enjoyed one of Peyrefitte Indicated that De nearly 100 top Bast German C9om- attache who waa recalled to Mos­ of Com m ons In denying Im proper chsurged from Manohentar Memor­ tally when the right side and rear Hartford Fire ...... 63 67 proposing. », aeoretary of the oommlseion. cow last year. eontkiu* to fire iporaidic accuna- 649-6787. the most heart-warming welcomes Gaulle will try to learn how far munlats and members of the dip- relations with Christine. ial Hoapltal. wheel caught the left rear of a Always Fresh Flowers' National F ir e ...... 117 _ 124 Informants outlining the Mac- The letter aaid that, u a re- I. She usually gavs mors thsn tioni back and forth over whether the West Germans have gone In lomatle corps, who had been wait­ Miss Keeler has admitted that PoUce xatd that the Incident vacant, diagonally parked, cor, Phoenix Fire ...... 112"^ 119 of his career. millan-Kennedy work program auR of a survey mafo in re- half the money she received from Hie Vcmon aelectmen are, or are commitments to the United States she used Ward’s West Bnd apart­ occurred at about 8:46 when Mta. of Mrs. Alfle Jdlanaeon, 16 Bank Mfe and indemnity l*'^. Cos. ■ The President was guest of hon­ said Saturday evening will be de­ ing for more than an hour in men to Ward. provKUne; the residents with on the NATO nuclear force and sponae to the chiefs revest ment to entertain both Profumo Bnuna W. Hayden of 17 Pioneer St., pushing the smaller vehicle Three Submit Bids Aetna Casualty ____106 111 or Thursday night at a banquet voted to impending nuclear test awelterlng heat. last July uking for such an •«nple mtar registmtixm sessions. other Issuee. But, she added, tossing her long and Capt. Evgeny Ivanov, gener­ Clrcile waa driving east on (>nter forward and into a large tree, •nie selectmen voted Tuesday Aetna Ufe ...... 159 V4 167 H given by President Eamon de ban talks in Moscow and on Sun­ Khrushchev wore a dark suit, IhetaDxtlon, the Stsrte Traffic red hair so it brushed against her Conn, General ...... 163 171 white shht with gray tie and a ally regarded as a Soviet intelli­ St. The child started to crose the located at the curb line. The car, ■ot to hold a aeasion tomorrow. For Work at Rec Valera and Prime Minister Sean day morning they will dwell on (Tonunlssion hu concurred gray suit: "1 have never consid­ Htfd. Steam Boiler . .128 Lema.ss in Dublin. Amerlcan-Britlsh and NATO de­ white panama hat. He wore med­ gence agent etreet In a northerly dlrectien and with extensive front and rear 'altlMucih this had been requested ilB U Y S that no instalMation at the In­ ered myself a call girl or prosti­ After opposition Labor party Travelers ...... ;..195 203 fense Issued, including the NATO als on both sides of his barrel Impact waa on the right rear aide. damage, hod to be txywed from .> y Democrat Robert Demlngr. As he left the banquet, Kennedy tersection Is needed. ' Its de- tu te.” members asked in Parllaiment Three bids were submitted and walked toward the crowd waiting nuclear fleet project. chest. Mrs. Khrushchev, like most Mrs. Hayden applied her brakes the scene. The bus, with right Titera are enough sessions now. opened today for alterations and Public Utilities dalon was baaed on llndinga She gave him the money, ahe about "rumors involving a mem­ DRIVEWAYS outside instead of going straight BOTH woman In the reception commit and pulled to the' left to try to side damage, was driveable. ■ said the two Republican and one additions to the West Sid* Rrecea- Conn. Light Power .. 34 36 Before departing for Italy Sun­ NOW! of traffic inveetlgistOTe. aald, during the time she lived In ber of the government front H’ fr*. Electric Light to his car. The Dubliners surged day afternoon, Kennedy and Mac­ STORES tee, wore a flowered summer his apartment "because I paid no Democratic selectmen. tion Building. d ress. Four motor vehicle acci­ bench,” Profumo entered his de­ Free Esfimafes On: Lowest of the bids was that of new ...... 42 44 over the rope barrier and millan will go over economic and LOOK OVER OUR WIDE dents, with injurlee repotted ren t.” TTispe are not, fired back R ock - Western diplomats had general­ nial. W. G, McNally and Sons, 6 ^orse Hartford Ga.s Co. .. . 37 39 swarmed around Kennedy until fiscal matters and the situation - in each, were noted in poUce Ward Is accused of running a Ward entered the picture last ■ vine Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. harried secret servicemen formed Open___STAMPS ly agreed that Xhruahehev’s visit Rd., whose base bid was for $3,190 Southern New England of the western alliance in Europe, reoorde for 1962. One sxxd- brothel, living off the immoral month when he informed the press yesterday. ; protective barriers and shoved was intended to counter the tri­ BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVINB with an alternate bid of $654. Telephone ...... 51 5414 ths Middle East and ths Far East. dent, with injuries noted, hu earnings of Miss Keeler and other that he had told Home Secretary "The refusal of the selectmen to back the throng. SELECTION OF VACATION umphant journey of Kennedy hold convenient voter registration The other two bidders, both Maniif.-ictiirlng Convianles French Information Minister been Inveetigated at the in- women, aiding in the procuring of Henry Brooke “certain facts of a DRIVEWAYS a PARKING LOTS Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 61 >4 65 As he was pushed slowly toward i MONDAYS through West Germany and Ber abortions and conspiring to pro­ sessions is another indication of Manchester firms, were John ■ R. Alain Peyrefitte in a speech Un. tereecOon this year. the relationship between Misa Wennergren Co., $3,485 and $535; Associated Spring .. 17'4 18'54 his car, the President reached! cure women for prostitution. Keeler and Mr. Profumo.” • GAS STATIONS a BASKETBALL COURTS their ocMnplete disregard for the Thursday repeated President Neither Khrushchev nor Ul- and H. C. Tourtellotte Construc­ Bristol Bras.s ...... 11H 12% over the shoulders of his body- ALL YEAR! QUIT POUC9E TRAINING Christine said Ward "used to With the facts closing In on him, oitizetM of the community," said Charles de Gaulle’s doubts that SPECIALS! bricht uttered a single threat 85 East Center St. tion Co., $4,625 and $799. Dunham Bush ...... 6V» ■ 7 guards to shake hands with clam -' BETHANY (AP)—Four re­ tell me which girl he liked in a Profumo told conservative leaders ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED - Flaherty. ■some future U.S. President would agalnat the West, nor did they The McNally bid specified a N r Mr-'-'-' ...... r : 2.V4 oring spectators. be as ready to sacrifice Ameri­ cruits have dropped out of the 18- ! shop and say, ‘Go and get her.’ ” the truth and resigned from the At Summit St. The selectmen hold voter-mak- mention anything about signing WE ARE 100% INSURED completion date of 90 days from North and Judd .... 16% 18 Kennedy flies to Britain Satur­ FAIRWAY man class undergoing training at Prosecutor Oiiffith-Jones open- government and Parliament. ^tog sessions on nights convenient can cities to nuclear attack for the the long-promleed peace treaty be­ day of award of the contract. The Stanley Works ...... 19 20% day for a 24-hour visit With Prime \ 1942 CHEVROLET BEL A IR ...... $194S the state police trying achool WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL! '"to themselves, he said. "Certainly sake of Europe. Peyrefitte said tween the Soviet Union and Bast ing -address detailed the back- Veeder-Root ...... 46% 60 Minister Harold Macmillan. 4-door sedan, 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heatet', white* M REOOSINED "they have done nothing beyond other bidders had a 30-day comple­ the record of U.S. neutrality in G erm any. here. Commissioner Leo J. Mul- I ground of the charges against TEMFERATUiUE tion date. All bids were accom­ Tht above quotations are not to The Macmillan government re­ wails. cahy said yesterday the men quit I Ward from the time he first met WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — The DE MAIO BROTHERS SINCE 19M Oic minimum," he said. He ac­ Following Khrushchev into Ber- panied by certified check or bid be construed a.s actual markets. portedly has decided against com­ I Miss Keeler in 1958, when she was high temperatuhe of 94 degreee cused them of trying to curtail Un wore Polish party chief Wlady- because they found the training .39 bond in the amount of 10 per cent mitting Britain for the time being 1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA ...... $2595 too difficult. Although the depart­ 116, imtll tills month. recorded at the U.S. Weather Bu­ doz. TEL. 643-7691— WE CARRY JENNITE SEALER an increase in Democratic regis- slaw Ctomulka and Csechoslovak of the amount bid. to join the NATO fleet of nuclear­ Convertible V-8. Automatic, power steering, brakes, ra­ Ward previously had said he reau here yesterday equaled the GLADIOLUS -tration. President Antonin Novotny. ment la actively ae^ng recruits, \ The towm will study the bids. , dio, heater, whitewalls. there will be no lowering of the i would plead Innocent. record for the date set in 1941, the Republican Town Committee Gabrielle Bertram Other satellite leaders art ex­ training standards, Mulcahy said. Grifflth-Jones told the court a bureau reported. chairman Thomas G. Carmthers Weekend 1941 CHEVROLET IMPALA ...... ST945 pected to assemble in Bast Berlin said today, "Flaherty has come on Greatly Improved w Sunday, the 70th birthday of with another of his patented head­ Hospital Notes . Masterpieces 4-door hardtop V8. Standard, radio, heater, whitewalls. Bast German Communist party line grabs. He claims that the Special! boss Walter Ulbrlcht. selectmen do not want to provide Gabrlelle Bertram is in "very 1961 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ...... ST745 Ulbrloht's birthday is the c^- extra voter-making sessions be- Vkdtlng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. good” condition at Manchester Me­ in Miniature 4-door sedan V8. Automatic, radio, heater, whitewalls. olal pretext for the gathering. But “ cause they don’t want to be 'incon­ for all areas, except maternity, morial Hospital today, and will I It Is the first time idirushchev has venienced'. The fact is that the FLOWERING where they are 2 to 4 p.m. and probably be released some time r 'l 1941 CORVAIR MODEL "700" ...... $1495 left home to attend a birthday, ' session held on June 25 was a spe­ 6:30 to 8 p.m. and private rooms, 4-door sedan. B cylinder, automatic, radio, heater, white- party for a satellite leader, and ' next week, according to a hospital! cial session—not required by law— where they are 10 am. to 8 p.m. LITTLI AROTOCRATS ANNUAL PLANTS walls. Western officials In Berlin are ^ and placed before A e town meet- Visitors are requested not to spokesman. MINIATURE CHOCOLATES convinced there la much more to I ' Ing by the selectmen. smoke In patient's rooms. No more The 11-year-old girl was In­ the trip than that. | ■*rhis doesn't seem to show mi Assorted Milk and CS OQ 1941 CORVAIR MODEL "700"...... $1595 than two visitors at one time per volved In a swimming mishap 6 Doz. ^ l a O O 4-door station wagon, 6 passenger, 6 cylinder, automitti'e; The announcement that (3omul- i unwillingness to make new vot­ Tue.sday afternoon at Verplanck patient. Dark Chocolate lb. I * radio, heater. ka and Novotny also were com- : ers,” he said. pool. She. was rushed to the hos­ ing produced a revision of earlier Horse Bests Car Patients Today: 244 pital ifi critical condition after Western speculation that Khrush­ A one-horse-power horse bested 1941 MERCURY C O M E T ...... ; . . $1545 ADMITTED YESTESIDAY: she was retrieved from the pool by chev's visit was mainly a propa- a multl-horse-power car in a brief a lifeguard and revived by mouth- 2-door station wagon. 6 passenger, 6 cylinder, standard, anda move Intended to blunt the encounter on Washington St. Mrs. LiUian McCaughey, 29 Grif­ radio, heater, whitewall.s. fin Rd.; David Nelson, Wllliman- to-mouth resuscitation. GERANIUMS gnpact of President Kennedy’s ju- . Wednesday night. The grirl’s mother, Mrs. Hans M. bUant reception In W est Berlin The horse left a 6-foot gash on tic; James Young, Glastonbury; 1961 MERCURY COMET DELUXE .... $1495 Mrs. L. May Moyle, Storrs; Bar­ Bertram described the near- And Up two days ago, the side of a car driven by drowning today a.s an accident and For 4-door station wagon. 6 passenger, 6 cylinder, automatic, bara McNeill, 5 Lawton Rd.; Mrs. 3 ^1.00 The Soviet and Chineae Com- George Brooks, 69, of Lake St., blamed no one for the mishap. radio, heater. Whitewalls, luggage rack. mtmist parties open talks In Mos­ Vernon. Alice Balch, Manchester; Frank BREAT "I’m just happy she's all right," cow July 6 on their bitter dispute NAMES Carlson, 40 Elm St., Rockville; Jo­ Brooks told Vernon police that a she said. The Bertrams have three 1941 MERCURY COMET DELUXE.....$1445 over the policy the Commimiet . iToup of six or seven horses seph McCann, Conklen Rd., Rock­ other daughters, Walli, 12. who ville; Audrey Willard, 75 Steep 2-door S6dan. 6. cylinder, standard, radio, heater.' countries should pursue In their blocking the road around 8:16 p.m. accompanied Gabrielle to the relations with the rest of the forced him to bring his car to a Hollow Lane; Mrs. Emily Stanek, swimming pool, Helga, 7, and halt. 1941 PONTIAC TEMPEST ...... $1495 world. Red Chinese leaders have Mountain Dr., Vemon; Brian Nancy, 5. marshaled public support for their The rider of one of the horses at­ Fairweather, 56 Eva Dr.; Krfstee McCONVILLE 4-:door sedan. 4 cylinder, standard, radio, heater,- White­ Both Gabrlelle and Wall! were | walls. ’ ■ stand In recent meetings with tempted to turn his horse, but the Nichols, South Rd., Bolton; Mrs. born in Hanover, Germany; the GREENHOUSES horse lost his footing and hit the their North Vietnamese and North Violet Yurkshot, 59 Russell Srt.; Bertrams have been in the United! Korean allies. The Berlin meeting car with his hoof. ’Tbe rider wa.s Omar Adams, Ekust Hartford; San­ States for 9 years. Bertram is as-1 302 WOODBRIDGE ST___649-5947 1961 RAMBLER CUSTOM ...... $1695 James J. Kelly, 18, of 85 Summit 4-door station wagon. 6 cylinder automatic, radio, heat­ could produce new endorsements dra Bell, 426 W. Middle Tpke.; sociated with Case Bros, in. Man­ (SSMaxiii of Khrushchev’s position from his St., Manchester. SOI MAIN ST.—MI 3-5321 er, whiteWalls, luggage rack. Kathleen Kosak, 174 Greenwood chester. Gabrielle is a student at OPEN EV EN IN G S and SU N D A Y S major Buropean allies. | The horse is owned by BYG Dr.; Mrs. Marion Elliott, Willl- PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Ranch of Vernon. Bentley School. Some Western officials suepect mantlc; Mrs. Althea Karvelis, 1940 CHEVROLET PARKWOOD .... $16^ Attend Workshop the Communist leaders may take Wapping; Mrs. Mary Zabreski, 4-door station wagon V8. Automatic, radio, heater, white­ the occasion to renew demands Robert Joy, director of the El- walls. . \ _ Ungton playground program for East Hartford; Mrs. Carolyn for a German pesice treaty. This — the summer, and counselors Judy Brown, 87 Summer St. Soviet device for threatening the 1960 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ...... $1495 allied poeition In West Berlin was YOUR ASSURANCE OF QUALITY, VALUE, DEPENDABILITY! _ Grumibadi, Cheryl Enes and Carl ADMITTED TODAY: Charles Carlson, attended a workshop in Trotter, 10 Legion Dr., Rockville; LIBBY'S TIDY-HOME 4-door sedan. 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heater. put on Ice last year and barely • Farmiington Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Aim Schlesinger, Dobson Rd., has been mentioned In recent Vemon. Spanish Rice LUNCH BAGS 1940 CHEVROLET BiSCAYNE...... $1395 m onths. The Connecticut Recreation As- IfED TiNlE sociMtlon sponsored the program. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son 2-door sedan. 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heater, white- Slogans and placards put up In for jofnr ojbMlele There’s A K itcliexiAicl to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gorman, walls. Bast Berlin for the vlsltora gave f o r a The playground program in EJ- lA^ Oz. 2 3 ^ P k g . O f 6Ds “ Ungton will start Monday at Long­ 79 High St., Rockville; a daugh­ 25c no hint, however, that a re^val ATURDAY view School. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ted- 1960 CORVAIR MODEL "700'*...... |t195 Of the peace treaty demand was Hours are 8:30 to noon Monday ford, Ellington; a son to Mr. and 4-door sedan. 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, heater. In the offing. through Friday, except July 4, Mrs. John Hutchins, 52 Oak St.; a The slogans praised German- Bus transportation will be pro­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George FOOD Soviet friendship and "our great AUTOMATIC STORES 1960 FORD G A LA X IE ...... $1595 friend Nikita Khrushchev.” They J100 vided from Crystal Lake School Pitkat, 5 Diane Dr., Vemon IZZLERS Convertible V8. Automatic, power steering, brakes, radio, , also contained such soothing sen­ at 8 a.m., with the return trip at DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: THE BEST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES CARRY heater, whitewalls. C*~Kai9tr cooking foil'^eiLTOf timents as "every good deed for DISHWASHER . 12:15. Transportation from the Mrs. Ann Schlesinger, Dobson Rd., ^noonoiF TRWMH MLOVJWCE Center School will be at 8:20, with Vemon; Mrs. Slgne Johnso.i, bl SUGAR HEART FOOD ITEMS socialism helps to preserve world . the return trip at noon. 1940 FORD THUNDERBIRD...... $2095 p e a c e .” for every Kitchen and every Budget I W *;7e They Lasf Strickland St.; Mrs. Dorothy Mayo, 2-door hardtop V8. Automatlp. power steering, brakes, Registration will be Monday Windsor Locks; Donna Camilleri, A persistent but unconfirmable STEREO CHICKEN OF THE SEA windows, radio, heater, whitewalls. rumor said Khrushchev would . morning at 8:30 a.m.. although 28 S. Adams St.; Mrs. Sidonia Miso- Potted Meat KAISER % s t e b e o d a y s 1 H.P. AIR CONDITIONER children may enter the program at vich, 11 Church St.; Henry Maye, Uncle Ben's bring girl cosmonaut Valentina 1960 VOLKSWAGEN MICROBUS . . . 51495 Tereshkova and other Soviet any time.' Children should be at Hartford; Daniel Migolowsky, East TUNA Oz. 2 for 2 7 1 115 volts, 6000 BTUs. Converted Rice 31/4 BROILER FOIL 9-passenger. 4 cylinder, standard, heater, open air roof space travelers to Bast Berlin. HIGH FIDELITT 1 w least six yeans cf age, or accom- Hartford; Robert Fuller, 68 Ade­ U ^ t Meat Chunk Style 'When you decida to treat youra^ Quick mount. ♦127 pcuiied by a responsible Individual laide Rd.; Jacob Zwick, 35 Cooper 1 ' Oz. f , and scenic windows. Soviet space achievements were to the tlme-aaving convemence of tf younger. St.; Darlene Tompkins, Clarke Rd., Potted Meat lauded ^ominently in the pla­ autwnatic dishwashing it is moat Hospital Notes Rockville: Mrs. Cora Warren, 8 O z. Tin 37e 20 Ft. Roll 45c 1959 CHEVROLET BEL A IR ...... $1295 cards, and huge pictures of Valen­ important to select a product that SUNBEAM BIG MIXER Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Lottie Rockville; Mrs. Josephine Per- 5>/, Oz. 2 for 3 7 ^ 4-door sedan. 6 cylinder, autc»natic, radio, heater, white'* tina and her cosmic colleagues not only suits your taste and were placed along Khrushchev’s Finance, Elllng^ton; Mark Visconti, acchio and .son, Wapping: Mrs. walls. pocketbook but doea what every All chrome. Tolland; Cindy Sandberg, North- Clarke St. Germain and son, 73 route from the adrport. good dishwasher should do, wash ford; Mrs. Elpanor Jenks, Tolland; Spring St., Rockville; Mrs. Jo­ ZAREX LIMTON'S 1959 FOND G A LA X IE ...... $1295 The Communist press and radio completely and dry thoroughly, 12 speeds. Mrs. Irene Gagnon, 18 Marion St., anne Butler and son, 45 Pioneer Con\!ertible V8. Automatic, power steering, brakes, radio, called on Bast Germans to cheer year after trouMe-frea year, ALL FLAVORS Khrushchev on his 16-mlle route Vernon; Louis Lavoie, 9 Hazel St., Circle; Mrs. Sylvia Atwater and TEA BAGS heater, whitewalls. V yon act mm, you may select from six distinctive mid (jompara Kitchen Aid feature for Twist top carboloy cutters. Manchester. ^ I son, 14C Progress Ave., Rockville from the airport to the B ut Ber­ feature and you’ll find a boat of telrths yesterday: A daughter to i DISCHARGED TODAY: Robert Quick Rice 1959 FORD CUSTOM 300 ...... $ 945 lin city hall and then to Ulbrlcht’s convenience and atyling variations G-E Disposal. ! w Sfr. and Mrs. Richard Wilkie, 6 P t. B ot. 43c Pkg. Of 48e residence In the Pankow suburb. beautiM radio-phonogr^ slyle8-$398.90 models that Murphy, Willimantic; Ann Marie 11 Oz, 65c 2-door sedan V8, Automatic, radio, heater, whitewalls. . . pushbutton cycles, rinse . Lupacchino, 68 Highland St.; But the drab, washed-out flags agent dispensers and a wide Westinghouse 14,000 C.F. Nicholas Zaccaro. 11 Bellevue Ave., put up for Khnuhehev were faded wiD now cost yon only ^2 9 8 ® ® to ^3 48 ® ® ' choice of built-in front finishes in­ Rockville; James Smith. 236 Au­ 1959 VOLKSWAGEN MICROBUS .... $ 995 from frequent use smd failed ut­ cluding natural woods. But every Dehumidifier with humidstat Winning Design Corned Beef 9-passenger. 4 cylinder, standard, heater. tumn St.; Linda and Kathy Kibbe, N,B.C. Krelchmer's terly to ^ve But Berlin the fes­ KltchenAid, regardless of price or Ellington; .Connie Borgeson, Cov­ 12 Oz. Tin 5 9 ^ tive sdr which West Berlin dis­ — depending on tihe condition and value of yoar trad e d type, has the same, washing and Removes Over 4 Gallons A Day entry. OREO CREME SANDWICH WHEAT GERM 195B CHEVROLET BISCAYN E...... $ 995 played for Kennedy. drying actions . . . the same 4-door sedan. 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heater. meticulous construction. We be­ Vienna Sausage Large Capacity Wringer 1 Lb. Cello Bag Invited? Take Flowers lieve the proven, beat way to wash 45c IS Ox. Pkg. 37c aad dry your dishes is the Kltch- Washer. Tucked-Pillbox! 4 Oz. 2 5 ^ 1958 CHEVROLET BROOKWOOD .... $1095 4-door station wagon. 6 passenger, V8, automatic, radio, SrrOOKHOlM — Ths Itawt time New Mlcrematfe 60 Record Pleyer— elhni- enA ld w ay. Wild Rice Mix heater. you an invited to dinner In a nates distortion; the turntable speed Is 6 Oz. WISHBONE j f . . BwedMi hotna you are suppoaed accurate as an atectric dodd The p(cfc-up 2-Door Auto. Defrost, 13 Cu. Ft. Curried Rice HEINZ bo take the' bkMteas flowens—a plays at a mere 1/10 ounce touch, banish­ Refrigerator. ITALIAN DRESSING cnuplc cf POMS or oainationa wiU BUILT-IN MODELS 6 Oz. 3 9 g i ing record and s^u s wear. Tfie diamond FREEZER 9197 Spanish Rice HOT DOG RELISH TRUCKS stylus is fuaranteed for 10 years— year Priced As Low As 6 Oz. 4 9 ^ 8 Oz. Bot. 39c reeerds can last a Nfelimel 11% Ox. Jar 45 c 1942 CORVAN PANEL ...... $1495 350 Lb. Capacity Upright SUGAR HEART TREND^ 6 cylinder, standard, heater, signal lights. FREEZER ^157 POWDERED DETERGENT CHILI SAUCE 1941 CHEVROLET V2 TON PICKUP .... $1395 HILLTOP DRIED BEEF fComed Beef Hash 6 cylinder, standard heavy duty transmission, heavy duty L g e. 2 F or 39c springs, clutch, wheels, positraction rear axle, radio, heat- 15'/a Oz. 4 3 ^ IS Ox. Bottle 39c er. MOTORS, 24" Deluxe Gas Oc.. Jar 47c Clock and TREND 1957 CHEV. 2 TON CAB and CHASSIS $1095 Rt. 6 and 44A, Bolton Oven Window UqUID DETERGENT V8, 2-speed rear axle, heater, signal lightSr new paint job, RANGE VI HEINZ 9.22.5 tires. * Phone 64S-2764 L g e. 2 F o r 59c CONVERTIBLE Automatic Immersible 9 1 A INTROVIGNE’S BARY FOODS 1955 DODGE 12' VAN ; ...... ‘$495 Electric Fry Pan. I w StroinMl .... 4 fdr 45e 8 cylinder, 2-speed rear axle, heater, signal light#, new PORTABLES GRATED CHEESE SWEETHEART paint job, 8.25 tires, J WoekMd SiMdal Detachable control and cover. No- Junior...... 4 for 95c Stick Teflon Coating. SOAP Priced As Low. As EASY TO CROCHET l e S A L E 1959 Cm IIIIm S Oa. JfU’ 25c KEEBLER4UPREME Transporfafion Specials Steam and Dry 5037-N Chili Con Carne R eg . S h e 4 ^ o r 3$c Ooavertiblo $ IRONS »7.99 4 Oc. Jar 37c n V t Oz. 3 2 ^ 3 r«»1.0D 1959 SIMCA DELUXE 150 4-door sedan. 4 cylinder, standard, heater. M powor « m I M f DUTCH CLEANSER Sugar Olaar^ 31 AA Cordless Electric 18% Ox. 3 P o r ~ liU v 1957 DODGE C O R O N E T...... $ 195 fM eoH aiit c o m Hi Io r ! FLAVORED BREAD G iant 2 F or 49c 2-door hardtop, V8, automatic, radio, heater. Tho Early Amoricaa-wnodsi 1-ST661 BUY ON TOOTHBRUSH *3.77 CRUMBS BLU-WHITE 1949 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE...... i $ 125 WITH 4 BRUSHES SNOW'S 4-door sedan, 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heater. In distressod Otony. EASY TERMS FLAKES - T M s axceptloaally pretty and- Now England Stylo ’ 2195 ^SLICE POP-UP ^Foutfaful ptinoeei style was one of t Oz. Pkg. 25c UNLESS YOU’VE HEARD A MAGNAVOX . ■. YOU’VE BEEN « O x.xPkg. 25c CLAM CHOWDER 1 tbe top three winners in the dress Easy to crochet, this tucked- MISSING THE TRUE PLEASURE OF MUSIC! R om records oc Stecea TOASTERS *7 ! rtssign contest held recently st bUl-box will be the delight of your FIAT “O C L A . Beef Stew 18 Ox. FM radio, ody Magnavox canrcKieate the fnlbeauty of rnnw * * 7 ^ TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY.. wardrobe because it is ajso easy Bumble Bee Tuna Fish 29c AnMMurlssd Soleo . No. saae with Patt-O-Rams is to peck when traveling. CHOCK FULL R e it e r Y

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. JUNE 28, 1968 lUNCHESTER EVENING BERALD. MANCHESTER. OONMo FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1968 PAGE THUtTBEN train peraonnsl in the use of nuila- Town Clerk Margaret DUworth Columbia tion detection equipment and •aid that anyone who. fits this Martin Tells TPA Columbia mlMion to re-survey the Interaec- maintain such equl^ent. 'pie category and wishes to vote in the SHADE TREE SPRAYING I HEALTH CAPSULES Parking Plan Set tlons of Main St. with Middle state office of Civil Defense has October election, should make ap­ T h e bv Miehsel A. I’elCi, M.l). Tpke., Armory St,, Haynes St., notified the Columbia director that plication for a special session of To Review Duties Havo jour shade treaa sprayed now. For the canker Transit-Mix Plant 16 IT SA F E TO EAT In Hospital Area and Russell St., to see if it ts nec­ Town Hosts the town qualifies for equipment the board for admissions of elec­ essary to restrict parking further to establish four radiation monitor­ tors for this purpose Immediately. worm and other chewing inaecta that destroy the foliage Gsnefal Manager Richard Mar­ SEAFOOP ANP MILK INI Doctor Says Sold by Lonergan THE SAME MEAL ^ Police O h itt Jamee M. Reardon so that proper site lines may be ing stations. Erho will be responsi­ The 'application be obtain^ and weaken the trees. tin has recommended to Atty. provided at theee intersections. Canoe Fans ble for Betting them up. from her office. 'Aiey must be Herbert A. Phelan, chairman of haa submitted hla plan for parking James J. Lonergan Inc. of Rt. 6 (A le f Reardon expects to have Briefs filled out and mailed back to the the Town-Parking Authority, that CYSTITIS REQUIRES FAITHFUL in the area ot Manchester Memo­ the new plan In operation npt long Additional floats entered In the town clerk so they are received C A U 643-7695 he review and update the ordinance a d h e r e n c e t o TREATMENT has sold Its transit-mix concrete rial Hospital. The plan results after toe Fourth of July holiday. On Sunday vvhloh. established Jils committee. By WAYNE O. RRAND8TADT, Fourth of July parade Include the not later than July 6. I f the appli­ business to the Manchester Sand from a survey he made, along with Ck^umbia Grange, the Canoe Club cant is eligible to beccune a voter, MarUn says that he thinks the M. D. and Orav«l Co. The sale Involves Abovit 100 canoe enthusiaata arrangements will be made for the CARTER TREE EXPERT c6. parklnfg auuorlty did not receive Newspaper Enterprise Assn. other town officials, as authorized Air Route to Straighten from Mveral surrounding states and the Recreation (Council. five transit-mix trucks and two Mrs. Mtugarrt Dilworth, town q>eclal aeesion of the board. all the responsibility and authority O -I am a 43-year-old house- by the board of directors. are expected to attend the Colum­ Ih la method also applies to the For eempltto troo sorvko eoro permitted by the Slate Permlsalvr '" '1 ''’ Is good except paroels of land: 37 acres on Rt. 6 OSLO - - The first direct air bia Canoe Club regatta Sunday clerk, reminds residents that Sat­ Chief Reardon's plan will ban urday is the last day for licensing restoration of names to the regis­ General Statutes for a cystitis that recurs about on which the warehouse stands and parking on both sides of Haynes route between Norway and Weat which begins at 11 a.m. Guests try lists, but this is handled Martin suggests that the author­ a . Wnat can I do to leased land off Hunting Lodge Rd. Germany will be opened April 1. will be allowed to pitch tents Sat­ dogs, heaa than half the dogs in St., makes Memorial St. one-way through the registrars of voters. ity also check any changea made in prevent this condition? in Storna. A t present planes fly by wwy of urday night in the field o.i Lake town have been licenae/4 acres of Flower St. from Main to Summit Postmaster Ruth Soracchl an­ of a barbecue which will be set Manchester Evening Herald Oo-: Awning Width Window Height Price bonds, rather than general obliga­ be controlled by cutting down on the Rt. 6 land and several trucks. St., and bans parking on the north nounces that the Z IP Code for side of Strant St. from Main, to ' up near the beach house. Hot dogs, lumUa corresptHident Virginia M. | 36” 60” I 2 5 . 7 S tion bonds, for the Special Taxing i protein foods for a couple of days Lonergan holds several biulness ALTHOUGH MANY PEOPLE hamburgers and coffee wili be sold Columbia is 06237. The code goes District, created by the recently Summit St. i Carlson telephone 228-02X4. j 42” 60” I 2 7 . 1 S and drinking eight ounces of water properties Including buildings WONY EAT THIS COMBINA­ and the proceeds will be used to into . effect nation^ly Monday. adjourned Legislature. every hour throughout the day. leased to Mercury' T(X)I. Ackley The police chief has also re- , Everyone should use the code at 48” 60” 1 2 8 .9 0 TION, IT'6 PERFECTLY SAFE defray canoe club expenses. The This much water may make Express, Radio Station W ILI, TO EAT SEAFOOP ANP quested the State Traffic Ck>m- I committee includes Mrs. Donald the end of the return addreas on 54” 60” I s l s O O you urinate frequently, but with Mansfield O n ter Post Office. Gem ail coiTe^K)ndence. In answering MI^LK TOGETHER . Tuttle. Mrs. Elmil Malek. Mns. RANGE /■ 60” 60” 6 3 2 .7 3 cystitis you do that anyway. The Theater, Dole’s Cab C3o., Jim’s Car John Pringle, Mrs. Myrtle Bnglert, mail the. code should be taken Coin Machines Hsalth C*pcji*i giv«i h«ip(ul informpOos. \M> water flushes out the kidneys Wash and a mobile home park. He Legal Notice Mrs. Kirby Tappan, Mrs. Harry from addresses on incoming mail. and bladder and reduces the also has extensive land holdings in , II if nol intpndpd to bo of o diognoitic noturo. Chalmers, Mrs. Alyce Hammar- Mrs. Soracchl slid. The use of the DOOR CANOPIES TO MATCH Robbed at Dairy AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at FUEL OIL |)al 1 caused by the Irritating hy­ the area. code is expected to (jut down the Width . ftojeotion Price ManrhoslFi. within and for th« district .strom, Mra. LaVergne Williams, peracidity of the urine. hands and the other overlooks of Manchestpr, on the 24th day of Mrs. Mary Hennessy, Mrs. Pauline work of the postal employe and GASOLINE 42” 42” S28JNI Police today are investigating For those with more,severe cys­ Manchester Evening Herald Co­ small grooming details. Jum*. A.D 1963. WIN A Lohr, Mrs. Alfred L ^ g e and Miss take up to 24 hours off the time 48” 42” |31.Q0 breaks into sevoriil vending mscih- titis due to infection. It may be lumbia correspondent, Virginia One of them s ea.sy to get Pr*’.’4pnl Hon. .John J. Wall**lt. Jean Nalsch. Tlie women will take between deposit and delivery of Kstata of William W. Dudek of Man> 54” 48” Ines at Dert’s Dairy at 315 E. necessary to get urine cultures to Carlson, 228-8224. along with and the other one clioHtfT, In said district, an incapable turns prpparing and selling the mail. Center 9t. wliiolh occurred some­ determine what germ Is causing never seems to be having a very person 72” 48” 14SJSS Upon application of John F. Shea ■ 'Wsfer DONUT I t food between 11 a,m. and 4 p.m. The Republican caucus will be BANTLY OIL time hurt nIgW. the trouble. This will give the doc­ good time. J r. Conservator, praying for author­ Echo Named by CD held July 16 at 8 p.m. in Yeomcms ('()>ir.\NV, INC, FREE INSTALLATTION—ALL COLORS An undetermined amount of tor a lead as to which of the One of them talks about her­ ity to sell certain real estate par­ Columbia Civil . Defense an- Hall. The Democratic caucus date rthange wiae taken along with cobi many available antibiotics to use. self all the time and the other ticularly described in said application SHOP as feotuicd on TV s Don^t Sweat Out The Summer noimces the appointment of John has not been set as ye*. If the right drug Is used and Rutb Millett on file, it Is ' "THE PRICE IS RIGHT ■ sTi{i:i;i MANCHESTER AWNING CO. boxes, police. said. encourages the man to do most ORDKRKD; That the foregoing ap- , M. Erho of Oekwood Lane as ra­ Disabled Voter Making (Jharlee Williams of Coventry, the cystitis clears up In two or Had Enough? W hy not put a stop to the uncomfort­ 195 W. CENTER 8T.>:-TEL. 649-8091 of the talking, but .so subtly that plication be heard and determined at WATCH TONIGHT TOR DETAILS diological defense officer. ! state law provides that perma- a milkman, discovered the p ri^ thiee days. It is important to con­ THE ESSENCE OF CHARM he d oe^ 't realize he's doing it. thf Probate office in Manchester in .Maid District, on the 16th day of July. , Echo's duties will be to provide I nently physically disabled persons Koikviiif ri{ r>-!i”7i open machines at about 4:20 a.m. tinue taking the drug for a total By RUTH MILLETT Those are just a few of the able hours and days which rob you o f energy and a plan for radiological defense. may be made voters at home. of 10 to 14 days, because insuffi­ A.D. 1963. ai ten o'clock in the fore- i today when he stopped his truck Newspaper Enterprise Assn. reasons wh^ two girls can share noon, and that notice be given to all CHANNEL 80 at 9:30 P.M. pleasant disposition. Let a room air conditioner bring ------Y St the Dairy’s loe vending mach­ cient treatment Is the cause of beauty honors and yet one click Ibersons Interested in said estate of the most recurrences. Although all men aren't alike, pendency of said application and the ine to get Ice. With men and the other doe.sn't. lime and place of hearing thereon, by you cool comfort for the rest of the summer. You can The loe maxlhine and milk and Q - What causes edema? the qualities that attract one man _ J publishing a copy of this order in some orange drink vendln" niflct'icer A Edema. is swelling .. of the tls- to a girl usually attract all men. Men - more insight on your newspaper having a circulation in said , For price information beat the heat. There’s a rcKim air conditioner to f it '' APITOL MOTORS SELLING OUT ENTIRE USED CAR INVENTORY, IT’S THE GREATEST USED CAR dlstrri. at least seven days before the were believed open during t h e wives: "Happier Wives (hints for day of said hearing, to appear if they i visit your local your home and your budget. See your dealer scxin night. PoMce said that the thieves ?ranTcmr^ulatlon‘o? iJ Si. ^he husbands).” Just send 25 cent.s to see cause al said lime and place and | ALE EVER HELD AT CAPITOL MOTORS, $350,000 USED CAROUSED TRUCKS SACRIFICED—EX­ watery fluid normally found in ti.s- pretiv, may find that one has u(*^ pliers or a pipe wrench, on Ruth Millett Reader Service, care be heard relative thereto, and make re-i so you can start enjoying air conditioning soon. sue.s. There 1s always .some edema many dates, the other few. of Manchester Eve. Herald. P O. turn to this court, and by, mailing on 1 TRA BIG VALUES e EXTRA BIG SAVINGS e EXTRA HIGH TRADES e‘EXTRA CLEAN CARS e NOTH­ s lock cylinder, to foirc open the or before June 26. 1963, by certified YHUtcf-DONUT doors o f the machines. with an acute infection. A sore It’s easy to figure out which Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Sta­ mail, a conv of this order to Com- missloner of Welfare, c/o State Welfare throat, for example, may be as- one will appeal to men if: tion, New York 19, N.Y. 255 W. Middle Turnpike THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY ING RESERVED e EVERY CAR REDUCED e TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON ’63 EXECUTIVE and DEMONSTRATOR CARS sociated with edema of the soft One sets out to show a man Department. Norwich Hospital. Box All rights reseiwed. No. .SOS. Norwich r*onn. palate. how Intelligent she is and the New.'paper Enterprise Assn. I JOHN J. W AU iKTT. Judge ONE OF In severe chronic alcoholism other one sets out to show a man USED CARS For there ma.y be edema of the how intelligent “ he” is. Boltoa signed a oonitraot yesterday with the Hiuiter Construction Oo. for oonstrucrtion of Junior-sen- brain. In valvular heat disease One of them is self-conscious tor high school. Present at the signing were Atty. Harold Gerrity, left, the town’s counsel. Jack » AMERICA’S Professional with decompensation, a person and 111 at ease, and the other is R. Hunter, president of the construction firm, center and T. J. Crockett, chairman of the public ALL MAKES has edema of the ankles after so much at ease ht^self she can building oommiittee. Hunter wtas awarded the $678,100 contract after Garrity rendered an opin­ » LARGEST he has been on his feet for an put the man at ease, too. ion that the awaid was legal. Himter’s bid was not the apparent low bid, but was lower when ALL MODELS CARPET hour or two. If he lies down One of them laughs often and M O « l FOR LIES Af altemates on the bid were added. (Herald photo by Pinto). i and elevates his feet above his easily at the man’s . attempts at » CHEVROLET CLEANING heart, the edema will disappear. humor and the other tries to show ALL PRICES Other causes of edemh of tha him how clever she is. Cote hit a three-run homer and room at the town offices. Patrols » DEALERS ankles Include pernicious anemia. One of them has a low and John Roberts and John Sebestlao are assigned the following times ALL DARGAINS leukemia, hookworm dt.sease, and pleasant voice and the other talks hit triples. to be present: Flaming Arrow and Tel. 649-1752 TREASURE CHEST » GHEVROLETS varicose veins. continuously In a voice pitched to Next Sunday at 1 pjn. in WiUi- Flying Ekigle, 7:10; Alligator, 7:30, MANY CARS SOLD Thyroid defiQlency or prolpnged drown out any interruption, OF ^Jimmy Fund’ mantic Jarvis will pdiay Potter’s and Swamp Pox, 7:50. GARNER’S RUG treatment with cortisone causes One of them seems to shine Oil. W alter Bavder urges ail par­ Members o f the Zoning Commis­ » CHEVY ll’s and Uphijlstery Cle«nln« puffiness of the face. Giant hives with cleanliness from her glisten- ents to be present for this will sion will meet with the selectmen No Money causes edema of the eyelids, ing ' hair to her well-manicured Benefit Slated be the only Sunday game Jarvis Monday at the town offices at 7 » CORVAIRS mouth and various internal or. j will play this season. p.m. to dlscuM the assessors’ plan DOWN gans. Generalized swelling may i for eliminating the annual decla­ ^ Chev. Trucks accompany severe kidney disease For the benefit of the Jimmy Ponticella’s won over Goodin 13 to ^0. Catoher Jeff Maxwell hit ration of property. Up To 8 Years To Pay or cirrhosis of the liver. | Fund the “ Fathers” team will play Tomorrow will be the last day No high preaeure selling at Rook Gonstruotion These are some of the common­ B O B ’S a ^lome run. Tammy Crockett apd OPEN EVERY EVENING MONDAY thru SATURDAY TILL 9:90 MOORE'S the “ Coaches” this Sunday at 2:30 Kenny Shapaaian were the win­ to license dogs. The town clerk’s Capitol Motors. JVe depend on In our lot you will and one of est causes of edema. The treat­ our tremendous selection, low ment would depend on the cause. BARGAINS p.m. at Bolton Dairy field in what ning pibcihers. Cavanaugh Garage office wtU be open from 9 am. to the most lavish displays of the Company WELDING SERVICE Q u «H ty OwUfHnQ S u p p liaf 0— What la lupus? I have defeated Chrocskeitt Agency 20 to noon. prices and real values to do our '63 CORVAIR SPORT COUPE 1963 CHEVROLET B«l Air 6-Posi. most popular cani you will find I Immediate Emergency Service! promises to be the high spot of heard that It is fatal. My hiis- SALE NOW GOING ON— ENDS JULY 13th * 19. Robert Henry pitched and There will be an executive board selling. Our ears are not expen- Ivory green, auto­ anywhere in th^ area. At Cap­ Gancrol Construction the baseball season. •Ive-—they Just look that w ay band was told by our family Lady umpires Elsie Crockett, El- Jlames Rufini was oatchCT. meeting of the' St. Maurice Coun­ matic transmlssltm, itol Motors tte prices are al­ ELECTRIC — GA5 cil o f Catholic Women in the — «omo soe. . B A H , .underooating, ways low. ^ w they are lower Bituminous Concrete doctor that he has lupus, but he 2”x3”x8’ K ILN-DR IED Ue Freddo, and Jean Nichols, wdll Workers Listed 643-2408... 649-7578 church basement ait 8 pm . Mon^ 2 speed wipers, di­ thw even Come In. i We can didn't say anything about It be­ ALUMINUM EXTENSION i/h” x4’x7’ officiate. Workers for the Country Fair * 2 0 7 5 Paving ing fatal. What do you think? Welding from 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. “ Father’s” coach John Rothwell day. COMPACTS rectional signals, make a^deol. to be held at St. Maurice Church •846J16 MONTHLY PAYMENT sun visor, porce- Free Estimates j A -- There are two kinds of lu- No Job too big or too small. Philippine Mahogany issued the followring statement in Sept. 7 win include: Country store, I pus. Lupus vulgaris Is a form of LADDER5 WESTERN STUDS answer to a challenge from the Manchester Elvening Herald Bol­ A nice selection of 1968 CXievy Beautiful silver - blue finish. Equipped with lalnlzed. Low mile­ Located In The Mirs. Anthony Maneggia, Mrs. n land Gorvalr. Come In. We I skin tuberculosis. It Is not fatal, “Coaches” ; “. . . the ’Coaches’ ton correspondent, H. Grunske, Power Glide, heater, defroster, f o l ^ g rear age. List price $2,- CAPITOL SPECIALS 12 Westfield St. HARTFORD ROAD 16 Through 28 Foot Ernest Aspdnwall, Mrs. CJourtney will nuUce you a Special Deal! ] as the new drugs used to treat team wrill need expert plasdng to telephone 640-6264. seat, backup lights, two-speed windshield 866.50. ENTERPRISES PREFINISHED Tucker; snack bar, Andrew Fisher, ^61 PLYMOUTH SEDAN— Manchester 1 other forms of tuberculosis w ill' hold the score down. While the '61 VALIANT SEDAN—For a wipers and washers, outside mirror, porce- A t 270 Hartford Rd. Mrs. Martin Lynch, Mrs. Kay S A L E SOOAC Monthly Nicely equipped with heater, cure It. 'Fathers’ have not practiced much low priced compact cor. Come lainlzed finish. See this low mileage buy to­ PRICE Payments Tel. 649-7338 Manchester Sceinlon; reUgious artioles, Mrs. defroeter, standard transmis­ Liupus erythematosus Is in no PANELING together, they have the experience. Extended Forecast see and buy this clean Valiant day. « ^ Per Foot John Litvlnskas, Mrs. Alex Koz- way related to tuberculosis. The Any talk about the agility and fit­ that has radio, heater, defrost­ sion. Low, low C O O K ikowski; garden booth, Mrs. Alfred cause of LB is unknown. The ness of the ‘Fathers’ by the op­ W i n d s o r l o c k s (a p )—T he er, turn signals and mileage. 3993 PLYWOOD Lewis, Aba. Harold Jarvis, Mrs. posing coach of ■ the ‘Cloaches’ is U.S. Weather Bureau issued this standard trans,, etc. $995 1963 Corvolr Monza Sport Coup* 1963 CHEVROLET 6-Pou. $6dan ’69 CHEVROLET BEL AIR acute form may be rapidly fatal, .32 and 36 Foot 1.10 a Ft. Robert Lodi; white elephants, Mrs. or the disease may persist ancl just so much sour grapes as his five-day forecast today for (Con­ S E D A N — Has radio, heater, de­ • Heavy Gauge Aluminum men have yet to wdn a game.” Holland Mdoche, Mrs. Roland necticut, for June 29-July 3: ’61 DODGE LANCER SEDAN Silver blue finish, automatic transmission, froster, automatlo transmi#-. Bituminous become chronic. Mlasse, Mrs. Harry Pasanacht. Mrs. — This nioely equipped car Is a pushbutton radio, turbo fire engine, whitewall Persons with chronic LB may • NOTICE • • Will Not Rot, No ticket is necessary for attend­ Temperatures in (Connecticut slon. Needs a little SfifliS 2” x4” x8’ ...... ea. 5 7 ^ ance and there will be no obliga­ Jlames Vedtch will' be in charge during Saturday through Wednes­ typical Capitol Motors Bargain. tires, tinted windshield, padded dash, outside here and there. 3 9 3 3 Concrete enjoy reasonably good health for Rust or Split of the art exhibit. Compare this oar and M A E mirror, undercoating, many years. In spite of their lu­ YO U R H OUSE tory collection. There wdll be a cen­ day are expetced to average about ’68 CHEVROLET BEL AIR • Non-Skid Shoes Parishioners are reminded that price anywhere. wOsfw heater, defroster, gas pus. INSPECTED AND tral point at which those who wish 6 degrees above normal. Tempera­ *$48JC9 M O N T H ^ P A Y M E N T H A R D T O P— ^V8 motor, radio, ESTIMATED FOR PAINT on Bottom • Kiln-dried to contribute may do so. For those donations for the various booths tures well above normal through­ guard, poroelainlzed. DRIVEWAYS - Observing the rules of good will be needed, especially aprons ’60 FALCON WAGON—Nicely Low mileage. list ’This beoutifal looking cite with a qutekllng sli­ heater, defroster, automatlo hygiene and keeping generally PROBLEMS PRIOR TO » No-Scuff Top Per who cannot attend, checks made out most of the period with some equipped with radio, heater, de­ transmission. A real C B Q K PAINTING out to the “ Jimmy Fund” may be and other needlework Items for modification at the end of the pe­ price $2,690.70. er blue finish Is fully M ap p ed with radio, heat­ PARKING AREAS fit will prolong the life of a per­ Sheet froster, standard transmission. er, defroster, d e lu ^ steering wheel, under- low special. 3 *9 9 3 son who has LE, Just os It will mailed to E. H. Bosworth, Box the country store. riod. S(»ne normal high and low A special t S A L E $ 0 0 7 1 Montidy $ C 0 8 5 * Carload Sale Briefs coating, porcela^zed finish and many other ’69 FORD SEDAN—For low for anyone else. 3 Cubic Foot Pan Garden 649, Bolton. temperatures: Hartford 84 and 61, low price. P R IC E £01 I Paymente 0 £ VERNON Boy scouts going to summer $995 nseful extras. Eow mileage. priced bargains. Always shop W. G. SCHWARZ CO. Baseball Results N ew Haven 78 and 70. Precipita­ PAINT and WALLPAPER camp are reminded that Dr. Rob- ’61 RAMBLER WAGON—At­ Capitol Motors. We believe In INCORPORATED The highest temperature ever WHEELBARROWS In last night’s baaebell game tion may total .02 or less occurring VERNON CIRCLE 1x3 FURRING tractive green and very clean. vohime business— and volume ROUTE 8.3, VERNON recorded anywhere in the world Ready to Install i( fai WiHamantic, the Jarvis nine ent Butterfield will be giving phys- as widely scattered lAowers Satur­ ’^Monthly payments based on sole price with Vi Down Paym ^t. 42 months to pay. Terms fai- TEL. 648-1662 • Available in Red or Green A sharp looking cor with radio, buslneM outs down the prices TEL. 875-2042 was at Azizia, Libya, on Sept. h . beat WiMtmentlc 10 to 8. Riandy icaJs tonight in the conference day and again possibly Tuesday. • elude Finance Charge, CoDlrion Insunuioe, Disability and jCmdit Life, Federal taxes. 676-2262 • Bright Rust Resistant Ensunel Finish All Length heater, defroster, automatic — such os this low C fiO K FREE ESTIMATES 13, 1922. The mercury zoomed to transmission. A Gapi- price Ford. 3993 1 136 degrees Fahrenheit. WESTERN RED CEDAR ...... 7J5# tower brakes, power' mean baatness. Here Is a hard­ can use this work-horse. STAINLESS STEEL SINKS (^^HAWAIIAN DAYS!” ) top with radio, heater, defrost­ v ^m b s Gres, Power Glide transmis­ steering and ’62 C H E V R O LE T — y, Ton $1095 er, automatlo trans., CAQR ■ awcMi»T»«'» »taz«T riwaweiAL,i iwaTiTMTiaa e Stays white—resists mildew • Self-priming for all ^ sion, power brakes, power olr-conditloning. Pickup. These pickups are very wood, metal and cured masonry surfaces a Resists steering. A . M A A C No Monty Down and power steering. 3993 S E D A N — A popular. /O O Z tA€cuM iCZtomt Durable 4x4 Ft. « cracking and peeling. DOWNTOWN beauty! wAwUD ’61 R A M B L E R Current Annual Dividend MANCHESTER solid gray with radio, heater, S M A L L E A S Y P A Y M E N ’TS ’69 PLYMOUTH HARDTOP- Come see thWn. 3 1 BA R On Insured Savings BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81. COVENTRY. 90 975 MAIN STREET ’58 CHEVROLET IMPALA defroster, power steer- aQ AC ExoeptiMially clean, low mile­ Easy terms, 3 1 3 9 3 Tileboard CONV.— ^Black, sharp, nicely Ipg. A very good buy atOwwil age car. Nicely equipped with 4-inch Ritz paint brush with each TI RNPIKE PLAZA IM iroard ’61 INTERNATIONAL WA1£- equipped. Radio, heater, de­ radio, beater, etc. I f you are IN — Can be used for many case of Jet Outside White Paint. 706 MIDDLE TPKE., E. ’57 CHEVROLET SEDAN—6- froster, power steer- CQQC !5S OLDS. SEDiAN — Radio, looking for a clean, healthy types of business. C 7 Q C 99 Nc.\t tu Popular Market possenger, V8 motor, radio, Ing, power brakes. Wwirw heater, automatic CQR runplng car, see this C 7 Q C Priced real low, too. 3 *9 w pytr:! Hniirc ^ MON.-TUE5.-FRIDAY FAIRWAY heater, defroster, automatlo transmission. 333 W T H U R S D A Y 9 A.M. to 8 P31.— W ED . CLOSED A T NOON N O Per Sheet one for only ’60 CHEVROLET BEL AIR __ transudssion. f ^ e r 3*93 ’61 CORVAIR GREENBRIER kA LI Cl ilU III • 32x21 In. Porcelain on Steel— white 9 .9 5 ^—Station Wagon, The wagon’ Carload Sale Sedan 6 pass. Radio, heater, de­ models, too. $595 ’60 CADILLAC SEDAN—Blue. ’69 R A M B L E R STATION with plenty of room. Gan be e Washable— easy to clean • 24x21 In. Stainless S teel...... 1 8 -5 0 froster, I W e r Glide. M 4 A C Radio, heater, -auto., RITQ WAGON— Use It for business ’68 BUICK HARDTOP—Beou- used for business, pleasure, Economical — a Wide variety of patterns A terrill^good boy. w l Iww penver steering. 3 1 f 3 or pleasure. Radio, heater ttful copper color. Fully equip­ traveling, ^ 1 7 A C easy to Install and colors • 32x21 In. Sink R im ...... 3 .6 0 ’57 OHEV^LET BEL AIR— ped. Radio, beater, defroster, standard R7QK camping, etc. I f 9 3 RAIL FENCING ConverGbto. Green. Nicely power brakes and C7AC ’54 BUICK CONVERTIBLE — transmission. 3> 93 equipped. Radio, heater, stand­ steering. Blahk. Radio, heater, defroster, ’60 CHEVROLET SEDAN __ LIGHTWEIGHT ard transmission. Hard A 7 A E automatic transmission, 0 4 0 A ’58 PONTIAO HARDTOP Delivery. Excellent for grocery Standard ’60 FO R D F A IR L A N E "500” to And model. W* power steering. 3 4 0 9 White, sharp, fully equipped. stores and other C A A C RENT J>DhmaL OdsuVL HERE! 20 IN. ESKIMO FAN SEDAN— White, attractive Ra­ Radio, heater, power small businesses. 3 9 9 3 5 F t TUB ’59 C H E V R O LE T IM P A L A __ dio, heater, standard ’60 METROPOLITAN CONV. brakes, power steering. 3993^ 19 ’67 D O D G E P IC K U P -V i Ton, Hardtop. A Capitol Special. transmission. $795 — W ill make someone a good Yon can pickup A A A E FOR WEDDINGS and A L L FORM AL OCCASIONS 2-Rail Section ENCLOSURES JOIN NOW! Has V8 motor. Radio, heater, little runabout. C O O C ’69 RAMBLER SEDAN — ’56 P L Y M O U T H S E D A N — A truck for very little. 3 * l9 w defroster, power steering, pow­ C2ieM> transportation con al­ MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB one-owner car In excellent run­ Radio and beater. 3493 er brakes. MAAE ways be found at Capitol Mo­ ’66 DODGE HEAVY DUTY ning condition. NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR- 88 Solid green. 9 lv 9 w '54 C A D IL L A C S E D A N — A tors. See ns first or lost C T A K D U M P — 6-yard body, 7-yard 3-RaiI Nicely equipped. 19 $495 smooth running car, fnl^ — but see ns fast. taU gate. A real work horse ’60 CHEVROLET STATION 3>93 Section ’57 CHEVROLET BEL AIR equipped with radio and beat­ SWIMMING POOL WAGON— A good useful fam­ H A R D TO P— V8 motor, green, er, power brakes and steering ’60 C H E V R O L E T IM P A L A $1695 EVERYTHING IN STOCK! ily car. Use It for shopping, with air- OOIUE H A R D T O P— One of the most ’60 JEEP 4 WHEEL DRIVE— a Anodized aluminum Use it for gardening. Largs radio, heater, C 7 Q C Fresh cut, peeled Canadian cedar ACCEPTING NEW MEMBERSHIPS automatic trans. 9 3 conditioning. if 3393 popular used cars—always In With snow plow. Now Is the • Deluxe 2-speed ^ - r-* ^ ' frame spaM in rear fM' children to demand. Attractive. Sharp and time to prepare for next win­ Open Thursday Night Until 9 e 1/82 Bwaji design play and to heap oeoopled ■61 FORD OALAXBE SEDAN ’58 FO R D SE D A N — A n old loaded with all type extras. Ra­ ter! The smart man looks e Portable, easy • Section includes 10’ rails with dowelled ends and pre- glass panels THROUGH JULY 4Hi WEEKEND while underway. Can be used — White, attractive^ radio, heat­ e Includes 2 towel i mitdcl, but still a good running dio, heater, automatic trans- ^ e o d . You COB e o n its price to carry diilled post ^ er, power brakes,, oar. Nicely equlp^ C1CQ mlsslon. Power bars A ll interested are invited to visit the pool this weekend 'z r ^ “ $1195 power steering. $1595 and priced real low. 3$39 brakes and steering. 31193 m m o b . ^ 5 9 5 and ENJOT A FREE SWIM SATURDAY OR SUNDAT One Of ir 1962 ir 1214 MAIN ST, ir 1962 ★ Connecticut’s Q u a lity MORI KM 1166 AT OR PHONE FOR INFORMATION:— ‘ FORD W e do not deal In sec­ HARTFORD, CONN. CORVAIR SOUTH WINDSOR Fakpn Stdcni Largest onds, rejects, damaged PAT FORSTROM JERRY STERLING PHONE 627-8146^ MONZA . RADIO, HEATER, WE ABE o p e n or Inferior merchan­ PORE'S 649-5508 SPORT COUPE Formal 649-3913 STANDARD THANS. ...EVERY. EVranNO Blue, and B u ild in g dise of any kind. We Route 5 M o R d a ^ lthru W sd iM sd o y L ow Priced, Tho. Rental will refund on mer- •TOM NOUM POOL PHONE 649-8097 9 1 4 9 5 G^PiTOL lU 9 F .r chandlso found to bs MO.______and : [DAY 8 AJH. to 6 P.M, •1995 ______StorSs defective In any way. TUES., W ED., TH UBB. 6 AJM.-Si80 P.M. 643^2478 Supplies Phone 289-0231 S A T U R D A Y 6 A-M. to 4 P

MANCHESTER EVttUNti HERALD, MANCHESTER, OQNN^ ^IDAY. JUNE 28. 1968 rA (a FOUBTBBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHE8TBB. CONN« FRIDAY, JUNE 28. 1968 PAGE iTFTtBf 1 PleaJMnt Valley Rd. So. Windsor, 44 Tanner 46 LITTLE SPORTS BY ROySON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 Plymouth . 41 Taylor 40 New Postal ZIP Code Takes Effect July 1L Plymouth Lane** 40 'Theneea 40 m* ’ ■ • 1 * I Porter Nos. 40-601 40 Terry . 44 GUYS and GALS 15-19 YOU CAN ------> lTH'WAVHEfiUCeD Porter Nos. 516-691 40 Timber Tran 40 ------" UNSCRAlABLk I V OFF 1H' BALONEY t Portland 44 Time is getting short—if YOU^want to have a anmmar MKHMU. 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In anawering D lm ock** U ttle 64 Oakwood 43 Slater 44 Wellington 40 HjaU, he added, ZIP codea taken Dlviaion Lockwood 44 OVeott 8t. 44 South 43 Wellman 40 from return addreesea on incoming Doane Locuat 60 Olcott Dr. 44 South Alton 44 Wells 40 IT all abould be uaed. __ Dorothy Lodge 40 O’Leary 44 South Hawthorne 44 West 44 Last Day Tomorrow! All aKanfMe addreaa tor ZIP Dougherty Loomla 66 Oliver 44 South Main Nos. 1-247 40 West Center 44 OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WnXIAMI ooda ha aa fonowa. Note that the Dover Loomia** 40 Orchard 40 South Main Nos. 258-837 40 West Vernon 44 foUowa the city and atate ad- Dreeher Love Lama 64 OOa 40 South Road** 40 Westview** 40 (SALE ENDS SATURDAY. JUNE 29) m M ' TH' BULL UKC9 MB'!* OF T W VBS, c u r WHEN Drexel Luoian 44 Oval Lane 44 Spencer 44 Westfield 43 0 ■ T D E b b SDUN& • OU SCHOOL HEWMseruoysr ItM MAhoheater Herald, Duncan Ludlow 61 Ovefiand \ 44 Spring Nos. 16-650 40 Westland 41 . 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IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONM„ FRIDAY, JUNE K , 19«S M A N C M T T O lEVBNlNfe H ERALD/kAN CttM TEB, OONK^ JUNE 28,1968 FAGS SEYlNm if

Protest of Judgment CalUSot PermittedUnderBasehidlRules THE Herald P i Bullpen Catch Beats Red ■ f EARL YOST.S ■poiti Mitor CHOICE OF CLUBS BOSTON (A P )— A near-t except the fleet, 24-year-old^ball went over the wall," said Red* fence or into the atanda a4 a* Green’s homsr fennvsdiaitaly M> Challenges kwved one by Max Alvls and sent incredible . catch by fohner Luptow—thought it would be Sox relief pttchsr Chet Nlohoila, distance from home base of 260 Pennistidii Granted, Sir ' home run. who was sitting a f«W feet, tram rookie Wood, of Bsknont, ^ tn football halfback A1 Luplow feet or mere.” Taking off like the Michigan Luplow when the Indians right favor of AinoM Earley, D ead -p ^ed Dick Stuart, wearing the colon o< the Bed To most preaa box obseirvera It came on for Earley in tha A ll Comers of the Cleveland Indians at State halfback he was a few years fielder made his unscheduled en­ appeared that Luplow — though Sox, ambled over from the first base, or home side, of Fen­ Fenway Park Thursday prob­ ago. Luplow reached the Red Sox trance. but was the vtcthn of de la making a truly great oatch did deciding single into center field. way Park Md approached Manager Birdie Tebbetts in the ably ranks as one of the bullpen wall in right center field "Luptow deAnitety had left the not toiicih the baU until it was Cleveland dugput Tuesday night at Boeton. ---400 feet from home plate—just playing fleM when he caught the going over the wall and did not The Red Sox open an important A fter Loss greatest ever mkde in Fenway series with Um Yankees In New »BlP«e.’' Stuart aald, ’’can I% Park-—possibly in baseball history. as the drive was about to tie the ball," said Anton Ristau, a spM- have possession until he was well Have pennlaalcm to tadk with Eatly game. tator attUng neathy a n d in a into the buUpen and out of the York tonight; wMh rookie Bob ndsMs ttos aaaleBt of ground balto But was it an out or a home Heffner opposing left-hander A1 Wynn?” to p a ir e d under FOREST HILLS, N. Y. run? Fielder Disappeared position to see the length of the playing field. Amerioan and National LeogiM and hto »I dont oars” attitude He dived into the air and as he padded barrier. "The ooiUaion with Downing. :m to a is 2% flaanes be­ invites Joe Fan to get on hto back. (AP)— ^His old crown knocked The question today is purely aca­ The oatch, plus three CSevcAand hind the leagus-Isadlng Tanka. rutoa oonoemdng tratendzing with askew, his prestige badly demic. Though BMton Manager did his right thigh crashed against the was atpiUed him over and the home tuns and Mike de la Hoz'a o()iponenta on tne playing field. But as k n g os ba can win baU Boston phiys five games at Yan­ Johnny Pesky protested Cleve­ the five foot high barrier. That catch was made going into the two-run, baseS-loadefl single off have a telefvlaion atiaw and games — more than he hwes — shattered and his game slow­ land's 6-4 victory following the knocked his lege out from under bullpen.” , kee Stadium, with the other ached- Stuart win ba aooapted in Boston. ed to a walk, a badly beaten Dick Radatz in the top of the uled starters Ntohote, Bill Mdnbou- 1 would Uka to hava Early, on os catch, the p r o t ^ was based on a him, much like a blocker tries to Paparella was Juat as sure the eighth snapped a four-game win­ my. gueat.” , Stuart oonUnuad. He atoo heUatoHiire paid oustomets do for a .runner hi football, and quette, Earl ' Wilson and rooMa into Fenway whloh makes tha Pancho Gonzales insisted to­ judgment call b>' an umpire and oatch was made on the field. ning streak for the Red Sox, who Wynn, at oia time, was waJMng day he still can beat any ten­ therefore is not permvtt^ imder Luplow disappeared into the bull­ "This la one time I know I’m Dave Morehead. monogenvent k>ok good. pen. A second later he reappeared, had taken aU of the previous Carl Yastzreenakl and Ruaa Nix­ around In the outttoM with ottisr ^The Monstei^ in Action at Fenway Park baseball rules. right,” the veteran arbiter aaM. games from the Indians in Uw IllCCnBM. Stiiait was acquired in a deal nis player alive. But though the decision of Um­ holding the ball l^ h in his glove. on had home rune ki Boaton’a los­ with FUtabiagh and although the ’’I’U play any oh# ’of them any Paparella, racing toward the “He had the ball in his gtova before five-game series. ing oairne against Clevelsnd. Nix- aU right w4th me,” (toe Dick RadatE, who has been dubbed ‘The Monster’ by Boston fans, for his manv relief pire Joe Paparella that it was an he want over the wialL It doesn’t aenretaad manogwr said. departed Pete Runnels bod a day of the w$ek, and m bet on out undoubtedly will stand, the bullp^ from his second base posi­ It was all the more cmslhing a oara came with WUUatns on bass higher bctitlng average while ptay- myaelf,” he aold after' hla 10-8, roles for the Red Sox during the season, displays his pitching form. Left, he looks over matter that he landed in the tMU- btow for Boston s i n c e Luptow ‘1 bet you got the tetovtolon dedl conitpovensy rages among Boston tion, immediately signaled the In the seventh and was Ma aeoand before the aeaaon otarted,” Teb- Ing flint hue, and seas popular 3-6, 6-0, 6-1, defeat at tha hands Eggers, Mullins Setting Pace the signal; then prepares to throw, and right, fires to the batter. Radatz a welcome ■‘out’’ sign. Lou Cliniton scored pen because he was atUl on the hadn’t gone into the game urttll In as many gantea. players and fans about Paparella's field when he caught tt.” betta piped iv . with the fana, Stuart has proven of Peruvian Alex Olemdo in the Interesting Struggle sight to Red Sox followers has entered 29 games this season, and is near top in strike­ Jud^pnent. from third base on the sacrtfice the bottom of the sixth Inning. Jerry Kindaid also homered for first round of the U.8. Pro Ten­ Rule on Play *Hu» did. I would never get one to be a good javeatmant outs. (AP Photofax.) It happened in the last of the fly. Cleveland Manager replaced Gene the Indians. Right-hander Barry Without Stuart t h ii^ woukki't nis chomplonahip at Foreot HUla The rule covering such a play Green with the Michigan resident now. with by be(tting avwage,” ^------eighth inning. The Red Sox, trail­ Tile argument was whether Lup­ Latman worked the'first six and grtuoit Shot beck. ba u Interesting around Fenway. Thursday. Pair of Young Golfers ing 6-3, got runners on finsrt and low had made the catch before or Isn’t boo much of a help. Phra- as a defetnsive maneuver despite bwo-bhlrde innings for Cleveland The ptoyera Ik e Stuati, too, “ I’m willing to play them any after he went over the wail and graph (D) of section 6.00 aaya: Green having hit a long home Stuart to not MtUng for any AMERIOAN LEAGUE third, one out. Dick Williams hit a and was the winner, leaving with gireot o/verage, bda mark being un­ because whan the tad flint baae- loce, any time and for whatever Now Taking Shape long drive off Indians’ reliefer Ted left the playing field. "The batter beoomea a .runner run off Boston starter and loser the score 4-S. Latman fanned man to around he to tha oanter of Sley want—If they dare. And I’ll Coming from behind with a pair "He made the catch after the when a flair fly pasaea ovpr a der .360 'but he does have 17 nom- Abernathy. Everybody in the park WUtMjr Whod in the sixth. eight. eni and 46 luna batted In, both re­ attmotion from the boo birds and guarantee the rate,’’ be said. of runs to the teat halt of the Cause Early Excitement Gonzalez’ defiance did not re­ seventh. Feck Lumber edg;ed Culp H alfway to Goal spectable figures. the rest o f the squad goal almost WIMBLEDON, England (A P)—f)ne of tbe more interest­ flect hto play ogainzt Olmedo, who Army A Navy, 2-1, at Waddell ‘se e nnnotloed by thto breed of fans. • * s limply tot the 86-year-oId former ing matches of the tournament is shaping up in the round of Field last night to boost its leag;ue- CJLEVELAND (A P)—^They may not be up there at thg 45 H om e Runt toimto ruler run himaeU Into the 16 when the soft-serving Indian Ramahathan Krishnan, leoding maigto to tzvo full gomes Major League Rigbt-Handers WUder ground during the first two sets. and Clinch at least a tie for the finiah, but two colorful newcomers to upper bracket golf arg Spotlight on Luplow, Power ‘1 eaid in the spring that Stuait "M y legz Just gave out on me,’’ strives to reach the Wimbledon semifinals for the third time creating an early furor in the $110,000 (Cleveland C)pen. V you’re one of those who M - hi a long' International tennis^ chompionriilp. They need 4Sie vic­ would bit 46 home rune In this oold Pancho. tory In thslr remaiMng gomee to The upsbailts are 30-year-Uamsport of the Eastern League, »>«cored the first run. then followed In Tight A. L. Pennant Race first beaeman ooUected 14 of hto in the tost set." et with top-seeded Roy Emerson, where he was 13-8 with a tnree-run homer, a single Wagner, Los Angeles, JMO; KaliM R4ght-handeta actually are wild­ utes to dtopose of brash Arttuir tamings. Iforshslt, to fact, hod a Kentucky’s hdlls. In tiiree years dy from Jackstm, Mich., and Culp, Philadelp|iia’s $100,000 i$TA10VK>' 17 fouT-hoae btoots In the fttendly Gonzalez waB making a come­ generally considered the wordd’s no-hitter for five and one-(UiiTd on the tour neither has oome dcse The 6-foot, 200-pounder has a and a run-ppoducing double. Detroit, .880; ItolUns, MlnneuMrio, confines of Fe(nway Park. er than loft-handera! best amateur player and on old, Ashe, Rictunond, Va., 6-3, 6-3, 6-2, Lionel Herbert of Lafayette, La., bonus right-hander who had .826; Yastrzemakl, Boston, 316. At least they ware In 1669. back in a feud-flavored tourna­ TliurBday. tamings. Jtan Thomson dotiMcd In to winning a tournament. who won the last of tlM PGA 10-6 record, a 2.55 earned run av­ Clay Dalrymple also homered N E W Y O R K ( A P ) — In the^-liams of a homer, because thaapeared to block the punch, but "A guy like Stuart could ooum ment, after 31 months on the side­ old foe of Krisiman. erage and seven complete games ball was caught in the bullpen and Runs — Allison, Minnesota, 51| ’Ihot southpolwn haven’t tha the se(venth off reUever Mike Bo­ Blggers, a amlHng redhead, was match play titles in 1067. a losing nunor league record, for the Phillies, whose left field­ fury of the American League a short scuffling match followed Into any town like this (Bortoo) lines. He'was pro champion from “ Emerson to very fast on his Froehllng aidvsnced when Bob is halfwajr home in his bid to in 14 starts. He is No. 4 in strike­ er, Tony Gaonzalez. committed played the game under protest. before the umpires intervened. Yastrzemski, Boston, 47; Kaltoe, oontanl of light-fanadera bos been Howe of Australia retired with the land and eventuafly S(xred the married st 16, burned pro at 17, Much of the higlUy-touted tal­ AMERICAN LEAGUE and aditer leiai than 60 ganiea the 1964 to 1961. feet and he’s a really good voUey- fleet run of tbe game. outs with 103. his first,, error in 205 games, a pennant chase, the spotlight Umpire Joe Paparella ruled it a Power was thrown out, and drew Deitrolt, 40; Hinton, WasKtogtoih whole town would be on hto back. a generally oooepbed theoey of the Amerioan leading 6-8, 6-4, 8-2. has four children, and rode a long- ent was fuither back, aUtfaiough beeomip fhe first rookie pitch­ W L Pot. GB 44; Robinson, Chlongo and Kir«eni^ game for nigh on to a oenbuxy, Gonzalez said he felt fine until er,” he said. But Peek name bock as Mike drivtng 16-y«(ar-o(d biassie to a Against the Pirates, Culp al­ major league record. The old — glares on A1 Luplow and Vic sacrifice fly, scoring Lu Clinton an automatic $50 fine. It’a not that be’a that bad, it’s Herbie Flam, Palm Springs, it wtLs Still a UgUt race with 42 er s ^ e 1947 to enter the 20- New York . . . .41 27 .608 from third b^e. Kansas City, 41. maybe kniger. tote In the second set when he ’TU try my best agiainst him MCMahon’s run tied the scoi-e. rousing flve-under-por 66 In lowed two hits in six Innings, but mark was 199. — Power. The Twins first baseman said just hla way of doing things, all In ha(l to work extra hard to break Oalif., WHS eUminated by Adrian plE(yena breaking per and 27 oth- victory circle in the National was touched for two runs and Chicago ...... 44 80 .595 Runs Batted In—^Allison, Minne­ But according to figures pub- —that’s aU I can do.” Then Chuck May aUd home with Ttnmdey’s opening round. Tonight the tight pennant strug­ Boston ...... 89 30 .565 *'/i Luplow, Cleveland outfielder, Luplow, inserted into the line-up the argument began in the fourth slow motion," the $4val manager Olmedo’s service for 6-2 and then Bey, RhodeiSa, 6-1, 13-11. 2-6, 4-6, ens nueutching the card. A fter to­ League. three hits in the seventh and was gle continues with St. Louis lead­ made a spectacular diving catch as a defensive replacement, start­ sota, 62; Kaltoe, Detroit and Wag­ Itofaed in the ne(w July tosue all The ball Indian has probably the 12-10. Jock Frost of Monterey, the winner on Jim Modlgon’s seC' That tied him with South Afiri- day’s play, the field, wfll be aUoed Minnesota . . . .40 32 .566 3 Inning when he took a mighty stated. left-handera ootnblned averaged hold hto own for the winning ond hit of the night. given a re.st by Manager Gene ing Los Angeles one-half game of Dick Williams’ bid for a three- ed racing to his right as soon as swing at a Regan pitch. ner, Los Angeles, 60; Mal(Eone a ^ While Stuart talked wMh Wynn, softest serve among the world’s Oakf., lost to the BrlitBin Taylor don Gary Flayer and Oldahoima to the low 75 for the lost two Culp, n , won No. 10 Thursday Mauch. Cleveland .37 36 .514 6 Stuart, Boston, 49. only 8.36 faaaas on balls svery ntae game. Outstanding defensive play by back, San Francisco 1% behind, 6 run homer in the eighth inning Williams connected with the Ted "He tells me," said Power, “ if several yonto aiwoy, ’Tebbetta Hie defeat of the old king was bop piaye(rB. He ms&es up tor It 6-(2, 7-6, 4-6, 8-6, 9-7, and Jon Catyls te Wlninger for the top rounds ending Sunday a r ir Beech- night as the Phillies pounded 18 The Phillies piled up 18 hits and Los Angeles . .89 37 .513 Hite — Malzone, Boston, $1; Innlnga In the major leagues tost 3Bud Penny and Mfice mmlrawaki hits and clobbered Pittsburgh 13-4 three out and the Chi­ Baltimore . .. .83 37 .507 61, and preserved a 6-4 triumph over Abernathy pitch, mam meeting I swing like that again he’s going talked atxiut the Red Sok find a blow to the $,600 opectators, with beautiful positioning and con­ Erik Lundquiat, Sweden, eUirSna- , 87; Kaltoe, Deteolt, 86; “Stuart to the type guy .who wlU and volleyer, Oalif., 6-2, 6-4, 6-0. Mike Boland and Mlay of the Lum­ has won $44,000 this ym r, vito- A t 68 were such hsninsrias os schedule. high for the season. Detroit ...... 27 4S .386 15 Robinson, (Chicago, SS. The laft-handera’ superkaity was ing day by the colorful Califor­ bermen featured the weH-played place Reds will send Bob Purkey, Washington .23 S3 .303 22 man, threw a punch at Detroit Luplow leaped, speared the ball Regan said. "Power was lean­ miaa. the eaaleat of thrown at first nian. KrMhnan, 26, is playing Ms 12th A seM-out crowd of 17,000 sew Ring more than $13,000 and Egg- Sam Snead, Jim Ferrier, Jhek If Culp continues at his present Johnny ^ llison took hitting 2-4. against Juan (No-Hit) Marl and then tumbled over the five- Doubles— Povrer and Versailles, svan more pronounced In tiw No- game. era ^ mere $1,612, which hasn’t pace, he will have an excellent 'Thursday’s Results Phil Regan and was eject­ ing far over the plate trying to base or (hvp a throw that would ’Tony ’Trabert, director of the year at 'Wlmlbledon and long has seoond-eeeded Mlanuel Santana of Ifickiaus, TVxny Lema and MUcs honors for Philadelphia, becoming i chal. 12-3. The Cardinals will be foot bullpen wall and disappeared. Minnesota, 10; Yastnuunsld, Bos­ tkxnal League, where they hod a been a favorite of the crowds. come dose to paying hto expenses. chance to become the first rookie Cleveland 6, Boston 4. ed from the game during a 10-6 hit my breaking pitches. 1 told end the tonilng or drop a throw 8.00 to 2 M edge over the right­ player combine that Is feuding Sphln edge Rafael Osuna, a Mesd- Souclilak as part of an eight-way the first player in either league, at Houston, Milwaukee at Los An triumph over the Tigers that A second later, wlldy waving the ton, 17; Boyer and ’Tresh, New while the winning run scored and ‘T m getting to 'be (julte a vet­ n a t i o n a l l e a g u e Miifltes learned to play golf tie. National Open. Champion 20-game winner since Larry Jan- Chicago 6, New York 0. him 'don’t do that or you’re liable handers. AlX i. BOUthpa((ss had a with Gonzalez, was as happy as □an Davis Oup star who attends to complete the single, double, geles, the Cubs at Philadelphia moved the Twins to within three glove—with the ball nestled in it to get hit with a pitch.’ ’’ York, 16. he'd kwk like he didn't care. eran arwmd he(re,” he giriimed AO the runs came early at Book- while in the Mhrinee and never JukuB Boros w(sa in an U-moa •en of the New York Giants po.st- triple, homer cycle thl.s year. He Minnesota 10, Detroit 6. Triples — Hinton, Washington, 8.46 to 3 M shade. if he had been Poncho’s conqueror Soathem OaUfCmla, 2-6, 0-6, 6-1, and the New York Meta at Pitts­ games of firkt-place New York. he reappeared. Jimmy Hall and Harmon Kille- ‘lOue bell Instead of Olmedo. after a 6-4, 6-0, 6-4 vtotory over 6-8, 6-4 In a ^jarkllng exhibition. ley Field os tbe MedlM tripped has flnizlied better than eighth. deiadtock at 00, aloag wKh such ed a 21-6 record In 1947. Bob Grim tripled In the first inning and burgh. Washington 4, Kansas d t y 2, 10; Clinton. Boston and Fregosl, Southpa/ws also bad the otrlke- of the New York Yankees was the Only games scheduled. The Chicago White Sox downed Jerry Kindall. Max Alvis and brew cracked homers for the ."brslde he’d he burning. It’s just Gonzalez and the association Rionald BonieS of Brail ’ITiuraday. In women’s singles, Darlene Green Mianor, 4-2. Hto wife and daughter ore bog- atandoutB as Doug Ford, Jacky the Yankees 6-0 as Ray Herbert Gene Green homered for the In- Los Angeles, 6; Robinson, Obtoiqps out advantage in each league. In Only two Amerioan men, Ohuric Winning hurler BIB Taylor was gtog^ riong on the tour and for last American Leaguer to do it Twins while Klllebrew, Rich Rol- hto way. Ne(ver does he i$how,a^ this phase the edge was more pro­ have been fighting In public and Hard, Long Beach, CaUf., whipped Oupit, Bob Ooalby, Charles SU- Today's Games pitched a five-hitter for his sixth dians in support of Barry Latman, 1 lins and Zoilo Versalles each col- Cimoll, KanMM City and VeraaiUes, emotion and he juet tries to do MlcKlnley and Frank Froehllng, In control all the way after giv­ them he fired a 07 In the inau­ ford and Art Wall Jr. with 20-6 In 1964. Cleveland (Wynn 0-1) at diira' Minnesota, 6. nounced In the AXi., where leftd tile courts over rival television Helgia ShMItne of Germany 6-8, Culp came to spring training ' 1 shutout and second over ‘ New 5-3. Carl Yastrzemski and Russ lected three hits in a 14-hit attack everything so easy. It’s easy for shows and other matters. The as­ made It past the ttiiid round and 6-0, but Qarol Hanks, St, Louis, ing up two tuna to tbe first. He gural. He bogied two of the toSt Arnold Palmer, who started as Slippery Elemi Extended Career go (Debusschere 0-1)^ (N). __(York while pulling the White Sox Nixon homered for the Red Sox. Home Runs—Allison, Minnesota, averaged 6.66 (krikeouts every nine three botes or he could ho/ve been with four years of professional ex­ that made it easy for Jim Perrjv a caxrwd to gat on a guy’s bock InnlneB to 6J8 for the right-hand- sociation suspended Gonzalez and only MIcKinley to sdhednaed f o r wlas eliminated. Tory Ann Fretz faced onSy 24 men, fanned nine the fhvorlte, btrdted tbd test- hois ■sr a i lo within eight percentage points, Wilbur Wood, 0-4, took the loss. 8-4. Terry Fox, 3-4, was the loser. 10; Stuart, Boston, 17; Wagner, hke that but you look at the rec­ bo filed,suit against tt. stn^es action today, when most and ailowod five Mts. off by MmseM. 'for a per 71. perience behind him, a 27-85 mi­ York (^ w n ta g 2 ^ ) 8 p.m ! front-runners. | . . . Los Angeles, Battey and KilMinew, era National League lefttos fanned of HantSbuing, Pa., and Mrs. Don­ nor league record and a 6.33 • • • ords and you’ll find be’U win a krt a/n average of 6.84 to 6.61 for the “ Gonzalez was thoroughly beat­ of tllie play to devoted to men's, ne Floyd Falee of New York won The MedlOB got tbe lead bock Mtonesota and iMaris, New Yotlc, more games than be’U lose for a en,” Trabert gloated. "And I en­ with three runa fai the second and . But he had T u ^ Dritroit* ( AxubSe ! ' WHITE 80X-YANK8— SENATORS-A’s— 16. right-handers. In both leagues the women’s arid mixed donblesk second round matches. showed promise in 1962 at Wil- Every Hitter an Enemy Home rufra by King and Zim­ dlub,’’ Tetobetts added. lefties’ edge was 6.72 to 6 ^ joyed it very much. Particuarly Th(ylor was In ooimnand from ^ 8 Z a li u « * 2-8) 2. (T titN ) | ®7immer Stolen Bases — Aparido, Balti­ Ohe develapd skipper's ap­ because of all the tiueats and the then on. Bud Boder, Stu W olf and Sunny Jim One of Top Trainers Minnesota (Plds rf-0 and Katt lO'S «ve In- mer, his first in the AL, gave more, 19; Wood, Detroit and Hin­ o * « * 7-6) at Washington (Cheney 7-8 ! ^Hobie Landrith to o top Kan.sas nings - and breezed behind ------Herbert, Wa.shington a 2-0 lead. Ed Brink- praisal o f Stuart was bom out boasts he has made. Do(n Goudreou oil had two hits for ton, Washington, 15; Charlfs, Kan­ s e v e ^ hours later, “ The king of tennis no longer the winners. Pool ZSoifltis snaa the and Duckworth 2-6) 2, (Twi-N), City 4-2. Philadelphia walloped 8-4, to their fifth victory in s ix ' man singled home what turned sas City and Green, Mlnneaotn, 9. End of the Line Short Shirts and Short Names NB WYORK (AP)—James B.^enjoy a horse race without svan In Van Mungo’s Book Pittsburgh 13-4 in the only Nation- games w*th the Yankees this sea- put to be the decisive run in the Boston w0(n both ends of the Clyde Richard hoa been award­ reigns supreme,” Tony said. defensive star. Kansas City (Pena 6-9) at Bal­ Pitching — Radatz, Bo(rian, 6-1, twl-night doubleheader, 4-1 and 8- Fitzinimons, better known as Sun' making a two-buck bet and that timore (Barber 11-6) (N ). al League game scheduled. sixth and Landrith added insur­ ed a blanket for hto oontribution “ He’s not the man he used to be. « * « .867; Ford, New York, H-8, .786; 2 wUh Stuart having a big part Two years out of competition, < ny Jim or Mr. Fits, will go down medicine that is good for a hocra Saturday's Games ance with his seventh inning hom­ Bouton, New York, 10-8, .700; Bnz- as a varsity baseball piayar at INTERNATIONAL LEAGUB often is good for man. PAGELAND, S. C. (A P)— Remember Van Lingle Mungo? 1N01ANS R£D SOX— TWINSTTGERS— er. Norm Siebem homered for the in tSto suoceasee. He ooUected four pecially for a man hto age, proved Featured with Kansas City A^s Bhoploding for a fiiU dozen runs In history as one of the world’s Cleveland at Chicago hardt and Ftzarro, Chicago, 0-8, hits, drodte In three runs, Including Renaeclaer. ’Ihe local young man, “When looking for a boTM to Brooklyn fans probably never will forget this dark-eyed, Loa Angeles at Detroit Red Sox Manager Johnny Pesky 1 Power took his poke at Regan | A's. Bennie Daniels, 1-4, was the a idtcber-ouitfielider, also won let­ hto undoing. in the second, the OHers hod no top trainers of thoroughbred race didn’t believe the unbelievable after the Tiger pitcher had walked winner. Dave Wickersham, 6-T what proved to be the winning run “They’d like to biiry me,’ trouble (Stopping Pagonl’s, 17-6, at horses. The figures in the record go a distance of ground, look at black-haired, ever-scowling right-handed pitcher who could Kansas City at Baltimore — I^Larro, Clitoago, ters i(n soooer. .Don’t count Man­ KANSAS CTTY (A P )—'What^ Jerry Lumpe, the dandy second hto breeding,” said Mr. Bite one Boston at New Torit, 2 p.m. catch should have deprived W il-: in the fifth inning. Regan ap- i the loser. la the sec0(nd game. Pancl)o said. “ But they qan’t do Veiplanck Field lost night. books attest to that. throw a baseball as fast as any man alive. TTie trouble with 97; Bimnlng, Detroit, 01; Radatz, X^efenstveiy, lie gave $n exlitlbl- chester’s American Legion base it just because I lost one the Kansas City Athletics need Usseman, to one fellow who got ^ r ii^ morning as he leaned on Minnesota at W'aahington, (N) Boston, 90; OBariier, Baltimore, 80; baU team out yet. ’Ihe locals are inflelders like Fox, Cash, John Quaglia contributed a dou­ But what the figures don’t show Mungo was that he tried to live the same way. tlon around tte first bog that bor­ match. I’m far from finished. shortchanged. It was a question ble and two singies to the 14-hlt a .fm ee at old Aweduet and Pasoual, Minnesota. 86. dered on the Une of being atro-

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This- house was vir­ j^vata entrance, 119 (yooper BUI ideal location lor combination tually built around closets, 2 large lot, attractive family room, Older 7 room home, recent hot RECEIVE FOUR .BEDROOM Ranch, 26x52’ 4 possible bedroom (jape Cod, water heat, fireplace, garage, Lots For Sal* PLEASE READ YOUR AD Street 649-0595. ' motel, restaurant, service sta­ foundation, two full ' ceramic full baths, full rec room, waU 2-zone heating. Belfiore Agency, I? YOUR HOME OUTFIT tion. Easy access at isnd of 648-6131. tiled kitchen, living room with large treed lot, lake privileges. CtaMUM ac “Want Ada” are taken over the phone aa a aoa- Household Serviees MONTHLY PAYMENTS FURNISHED ROOM tor rent near Fumidied ^partBMBti 6S-A baths, fire alarm, large kitchen, to wall carpeting, 2-car garage, fireplace, basement with rec THREE BUILDING lota pri:ims exit off Route 15. CaU Mr. Go- aluminum storms and screens, vankeooe. H ie advertlaer ahonld read hto ad the FIB8T DAT IT Offered IS-A $16.66 om 100x20(r lot, $17,600. PhUbrick NICE RANCH Just over Manches­ room, back hatchway, new location, AA zone, ihillbr!brick Mata Street 540.3170. 9 H I vang 649-5306, 876-6820. sun lerrace off of second floor Agency, 649-8464. APFBAB8 and BBPORT ERBOB8 la time for the next laiwr- 9 COMPLETE Street ROOM FURtnSHED apart­ . Agency, 649-8464. ter line ta Vemcm. Paneled family wood shingle siding, enclosed tian. n e Herald la raapondble for only ONE Inoorreot or omitted CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERING ROOMS CONSISTS OF ment, light housekeeping, bath­ bedroom, many, many extras, room, private walk-out patio, fin­ porch. Just II few minutes’ walk LAWRENCE F. FIANO hmerttfai fOr any advertlaemaat and then only to the extent of a and slipcovers made to order. In room, reasonable, centrally lo­ MANCHESTER — $ room modern $ 21,000. BURNHAM ST., Manchester — Beautiful' Westinghouse lUeotrio ished rec room, dictograph, fire to East Catholic High and Realtor 648-2766 Beautifully treed buildli^f lot, 166 *teake food* Inaertton. Errora wUoh do not leaaen the value of business since 1930, three genera­ Refrigerator, Television Set - Fam­ ONE 8LBBPINO room for gentle­ cated. 649-8404 between noon-6 and burglar alarm system, elec­ Cheney Tech Schools and shop­ tions of quality worUnanship. All man with parking. OsU 648-4873. p.m* BARROWS A WALLACE frontage by 412 deep, reduced Iho advertloemeat win not be eom eted bgr “make good* tnaeiiton. ous Make, Pretty Bedroom "Suite, tric rotor TV antennae, wooded ping. (jharles Nicholson 742-6864 from $3,200 to $2,960 tor qalck work guaranteed in wriUng for Handsome liv lM Room Suite, ■6 B. Center 8t., J. D. REALTY lot. (justom touches everywhere, 10 years. Sam’s Upholstering, FURNISHED ROOM for rent, for MANCHESTER 8 room opart- sale. 648-8779, after 6 p.m. Heat Proof Dinette Set, Beautiful ment, central, utilities. Call all in excellent taste. Belfiore TODB COOPERATION WILL 522-4205. entleman, with Mtoheii priv- New- Maniohestar, Conn. BOWEIRS SCH(X>L — 6 room 648-5129 Agency, 643-6121. LAWRENCE F. FIANO WYLLYB ST. — Extraordinary "Deluxe” Range Instead Of Weat eges. CoU 849-6914. ingtbn 666-9868. BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 ^ h eu iM U r inghouse Electric* Refrigerator, If g Cape, one unfinished, possible . 4 RANCH, 6 RCX)MS with attached single tot. 240 foot frontage. f u r n i t u r e REFINISHED AHrm'/.AQUAKT bedrooms, vetv neat and clean, HUGE FIVE bedroom home tn Realtor 643-2766 garage. In exceUent condition and 643-7444. Scratqbes, bums removed, color You Prefer. Ruga, Lampe, Tables, ROCKVILLE — Furnished apart­ eon OAK Ay/e. Linoleum, Dlshee, Pote And Pans, permanent siding. $18,900. Hayes prestige area. Dream kitchen, pic­ situated on beautiful tree shaded changed. Manchester Retlnlshlng ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman pro- ment,; three attractive rooms, ture windowed dining room, de­ Charles Nicholson 742-6864 OAKLAND TERRACJE, 76x140, Co., 643-9283. KlVeUFOgeST.ILL Blankets) Yes For All ferred. 31 Edmund St. private entrance, parking, een- HEBRON — 40 acres, 38 cleared, Agency, 648-4808. ANDOVER, — 8 famUy apartment lot. Close to schools and shopping. 1600 frontage, beautiful unspoUed 6-8-3. Seven-years-old with S-car lightfully enclosed rear porch. 2 Must be seen. For further details Zone A, trees, secluded area, near BVERYTHINO trol, 876-8684, 875-6812. bus line, $1,900. 649-7819. REWEAVINQ of tsima, moth holfla. ONLY $486.00 location, $21,600. Joseph Barth, garage, spring fed pond with full ceramic baths, oversized 2-car call, 643-8886. Broker, 649-0820. garage. Beautifully landscaped IROUBU REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? Zippers repaired Wbidow Shadee Prices Include Delivery, Set Up ROOM FOR RENT. OoU e4t-g«r4. THREE ROOM furniehed apart­ country setting. Five rooms ideal FORD STREEJT — 6 room frame (jOVENTRY LAKE — Half acre ment with bath, second floor, 473 Hilliard St. for owner; huge Bolton stone fire­ and treed large lot. Belfiore Agen­ MANCHESTER — Owner will sac­ made to measure; all slsed Vene­ Service Guarantee Immediate De­ cy, 643-6121. 4touse, all utilities, needs paint, beautiful building site on corner livery Or Free Storage Until very clean, heat, hot water, no Manchester place, ceramic bath with bullt-taa rifice for quick sale. One-year-old tian bllnda Eeys made while you $12,900. Joseph Barth, Broker, raised ranch, 8 bedrooms, 1% tarred road, shade trees, high and 14-Hoar Answerlag Senrieo wait Tape R«»rders for rant. Needed Regardleas Of Time children, $35 weekly. 648-7876. Houses For Sals 71 and aluminum storms. Also, 649-0320. 82x60 sturdy frame out-buildtag. A $14,600 — 6 ROOM CAPE, immacu­ baths, 2-car garage. Howai^ dry. Bargain. 643-8607. Marlow’s, 867 Main, 649-5221. Private Instructions 28 Help Wanted—Female 35 AitlclM For Salt 45 Phone tor appointment ApartHMSts—P l s t ^ late condition, nearly finished, SIX ROOM Immaculate home good buy for the business man at MANCHESTER Vicinity — Ranch, Realty, 282-6276, C3url Zinsser, SAMUEL AIHERT TonemoBta IS CENTRAL AND STYUSH fireplace, open stairs, recreation 648-0038. Free to Herald Readert PIANO — By London certified In­ AGGRESSIVE GIRL or woman to SUPER-CEDED ROTARY and Hartford, 347-0868 Buathsss Locations across from Shady Olen. 194 feet $24,600. 742-6043. 3 sunny bedrooms, 14x16 living B ZONE LOT, $8,000. Wolverton structor. New students or adults on TurnpUce, 660 feet deep. Bel room, wooded lot, Manchester. do general office duties, one girl reel Toro mowers at special SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT 118 MAIN — THREE rooms, heat, For Rant 64 Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-6182. room with fireplace set in QUALITY RANCH — Rockledge, Agency, 649-2818. Want btfcmMHan aa aoe of oar elaaailled adriatlaiaiunlBT Ha Building—Contracting 14 wishing to renew their skills a office, shorthand not necessary, Air Real Estate, 648-0882. ROCKLEDGE — Contemporary paneled wall, family size kitchen prices! Save up to $30. Marlow’s, If you have no mean* of trans­ hot water, atove, retrigemtor, Like new, 6-year-old, 8 bedroom ranch, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, spaci­ large bedrooms, garage, combina­ aaawer at tha tetopbone latedr ffanply eaR lha specialty. Starts summer term. pleasing personality and lun- 867 Main Street portation, I’ll send my auto for with built-in oven and range, CALL ME on your formica needs, 643-2310. 649^1830, 9-5. THRBIR' ROOMS ground floor. MANCHESTER — 6 room Ranch, ranch, basement with partially ous family room, garage, wooded (X)VENTRY STREET — 6 room tion windows, partially finished bars, coxmters, kitchen cabinets, bltlous, good future. Write Box H. you. No obligation on your part. Ideal for any office or commer­ finished rec room, modem ranch, garage, city water, sewers, formica counters, aluminum basement, wooded lot. Asking $21,- Suburban For Sale 75 Herald. RIDING ROTARY EcUpse lawn- 2-years-oId, large kitchen with lot, $27,900. Phllbrick Agency, storms and screens, oil baseboard vanltory units, table-tope and l o o k in g f o r a French teacher cial. use; other space available. bullt-ins, dining room, 8 bedrooms, kitchen, many extras, reduced 640-8464. near bus, school, shopping. Own- 600. 648-1470. • MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE mower, 26 Incli cut, 8.28 h.p., 4- A—L—B—E—R—r —S TWO lUXlM apartment, :149 Onk- 474 Main St. Plenty of parking. •r 646-2040. heat, $16,600. Wolverton Agency, BOLTON — CUSTOM built (jolonl- Island stands. 649-8936. who could teach conversational attached garage, lot 100x800 with to $19,900. al-Cape, 6 large rooms, wooded cycle Briggs A Stratton, 413 lbs., ^ 46-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD land Street. 6tt-5ao, M . 849-5329, 9A. VERNON—Non-development pres­ Realtor' 649-3813. A49-0500 French, once a week. 648-8771. WOMAN FOR housecleanlrig, may $260. Phone 648-6878. trees, $16,OCX). Mllbrick Agency, acre lot, owner, 643-4608. QUALITY CARPENTRY-Rooms, Uve In. Call 649-6416. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 10 P.M. MANCHESTER — Mata St., 3 649-8484. tige neighborhood. Beautiful 6 MANCHESTER — 6 bedroom basements refinished, built-lns, room Cape, full shed dormer, tree PICNIC TABLES — Extra sturdy, rooms heatad, $TS monthly. J. D. 345 NORTH XAO f — (Mora. J. D. REALTY Ranch, 2 baths, 8 fireplaces, rec­ and leave year oMaaafn. Taifll hear from ear advertlaee In p g formica, tile, general repair No WILLING TO LEARN? Let Avon AA ZONE, 8 room Cape, 6 bed­ shaded lot, priced to sell. Hayes 14 Christopher Dr. 40 Ctoerty Tree Dr. time wtthoiit apendlnf all eventnf at tlie teleplionai aU bolted construction, 6 foot Realty, 648-5130. •49-6339, 9-5. reation room, heated patio, extra For S a le TS job too small.. Call William Rob­ Bonds—JStoeke teach you a pleasant, dignified $19.96, 8 foot $32.96, 10 toot BENDDC eeml-automatie washing rooms, full basement, secluded Agency, 643-4808. Vernon East Hartford bins Carpentry Service. 649-3446. machine, $30. 649-8803, 649-4946. 64S-6129 large kitchen with all built-ins, Mortgagea SI way to earn extra money the $25.95 and others. Assembled, de- TWO UNFURNISHED rooms. lot, excellent buy for laige family. beautifully landscaped, shrubbed FARM FOR (SALE Just off Man­ year ’round in your spare time. Tinker BuUdtag. Apply 01emMy*8 Evenings BUI Boles, 649-6808. QUIET SE(HUSION ~ Huge Uvered. W. Zinker, 876-7148. SEWING MACHINESr 1963 models, STORES FOR RENT screened porch. Immaculate 7 LITTLE CASH acre lot. Bowers School. Bel Air chester Green. Inquire 996 B. ICd- Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 4 BESET BY BIU jS? Let Ua help Income of $2 to $3 an hour will never used, $85 or $3 weekly. Men’s Shop, 789 Mata S t ' Excellent Location Warren E- Howland, Realtor- Real Estate, 643-9332. READ THIS dle Turnpike. you to a fresh start by conaolG start immediately. Your neighbors VACATION TIME la here again. Trader, 643-1108. room Split, 1% 'baths, garage, Special Services 15 648-8044. SIX R(X)M CAPE, btqezeway, at­ large rooms, Manchester, $18,900. LOST OR STRAYED — Brown and VOLKSWAGEN. 5 passenger pick­ dating the many debts that de­ are waiting to buy, so call for ap­ Pick up a transistor radio that NICE 4 R(M}M apartment, not fur­ Compact and cozy, 8 bedroom MANCHESTER — 3 bedroom black, 4-months-old, large puppy, nished. All conveniences and cen­ Apply MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom Osur- tached garage, peneled and Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-6182. YOUR WIFE up truck, gas heater, tarpaulin, TREE OUVa’iNG and removal, lota mand your attention into one pointment Today. 386-4922. will give you hours of pleasure. MARLOW’S have a big stock of screened porch, alumtamn com­ house for $400 down, near Cape, IVi baths, dishwasher, dis­ Wanted—^Real Estate 77 predominant German Shepherd nice condition. 643-1229. cleared, insured, Jos Pelletier. easily paid monthly obligation. Marlow’s, 861 Main, tral location. Write Bck OO, rison Colonial, 24 foot living room, churches, schools and shopping, poser, storm windows, double ga­ wardrobes, both wood and metal, Manager formal dining room, center h ^ , binations, near bus line, m.OOO, MANCHESTER GREEN — Gam- crossbreed, male. 643-0812. 742-7668. $2,000 requires only $44.80 per from $11.88 to $83.90. B-Z terms, Herald. walk-out basement, aluminum rage. Owner, 233-5177, 649-6434. REAL ESTATE Llsttaga wanted. 1947 CHEVROLET, 4-door sedan, STATE THEATRE iden or office, finished rec room PhUbrick Agency, 640-8464. bolati built, 6V^ room ranch, laim- Three bedroom, front to bock Free estimate* of TOhie. Law­ month Including re^ym ent. If Help Wanted—^Male 36 661 Main St. dry off Idtchen, finished recrea­ storms and screens, large priv­ LOST — SMALL brown traveling radio, heater, good running con­ you have property equity, oon- GO-CART, 1 eyele engine, $70. 'WEST SIDE — 6 room eecond floor with fireplace, 2-car garage, aiu- ate lot, FHA sales price, MANCHESTER — Lake St. Chann split, elegant interior of all rence F. Flano, Risaltar, 643-27N. shave and toiletry case between flat, eunporch and garage. COVENTRY LAKE — $U,000> tion room with fireplace, attached vinyl walltex and new wall to dition, $50. Call 643-8859. taet Frank Burke, Oonneoticut CaU 649-0610. HUNTER GREEN oonvertibls mtaum siding, treed lot, $20,900. Lakefront home, exceUent area $13,600. is what this house has, Cape Cjod Hollister St. and Coventry by way Roofing—Ridinf 16 Mortgage Exchange, 15 Lewis BIXPERIENCED Painter wanted. Adults preferred. 649-1011, 648- STORfc FOR.RENt, 757 Mata St.^ PhllbrioK Agency, 649-8464. garage, nicely landscaped lot. home, living room, formal dining wall carpeting ta bedrooms WANTED — By private party, $-6 ’TWO 1940 FORD coupes, best of­ AIR-CONDmONER, like new, 8,- couch, $40; 3 piece bedroom set, 25xl(X), air conditioned, fuU cellar, (John Hand Dr.), 6 large rooms, warren E. Howland, Realtor- of E. Middle Tpke., 649-1427. St., Hartford. 346-8887. CaU 648-1420. $20; 4-bumer gas stove, $80. Call 8982. room, spacious kitchen. 2 bed­ and llvtajg room, mahogany room older staigle home og $ fer over $75 takes both or $60 300 BTU, used very little, act­ ample parking. Coll 242-5774. MANCHESTER — New 6 room garage, completely rebuUt 1966, Tradfir, 643-1108. paneled rec room, baths, family flat. Phone 649-4938. 649-9080 between 12 noon and 6 year ’round home, immediate oc­ J. D. REALTY rooms and bath up, basement ga­ FOUND — Light Brown female each. 742-7613, 6:30. SECOND mortgages — Unlimited LUBRICATION MAN, experienced ing $90. 644-8966. 162 COOPER HUX Street, Man­ brick ranch, buUt-tas 14x20 Uvtag built-lns, aluminum storms and . O a U ln g s .______p.m. cupancy. Can be bought furnished M AN(jl^^TBR — Beautiful 4 room rage, well terraced, secluded puppy. Call Lee Fracchla, Dog funds avallaWe for second mort­ only. A{^ly Service Manager, chester — 4 room duplex, two room with fireplace, half acre lot, 648-5129 treed lot, $15,990. (jatoor A Gold- screens, cathedral ceiling ta WANTED B and C zone lota ta Warden, 643-8S94. ship guanmtssd. 388 Autumn S t Bourne Buick, Inc., Main St. and children, garage, $00. Call Olos- SMALL STORE for rant on Oak reasonably-prleed: Bayes Agen«nr, for $12,600. T. J. CSrockett, Real­ ranch, excellent condition, wooded Manchester area. Charles Fontl- 848-4860. gages, payments to suit your Street. Coll 649-6294. farb, 643-8442, 875-6244. the living room are features Trucks— ^Tractors budget. Expedient servioe. J. D. Middle ’Tpke. Boats and Accessories 45 tonbury 688-0067. 648-4808. tor. 648-1677. lot, full prlfee $11,700; short way eelli, 649-9644. out — 3 bedroom ranch, one acre adding to perfection, $22,000. 1964 CHEVROLET, uOUty body, R. DION ROOFING and siding, al­ Realty. 643-5120. AIR CONDmONED, prifne loca­ VERNON —, Just over Manchester TRANSFERRED — Must be sold PerstHials PLUMBERS and plumber’s help­ 16 FOOT YELLOW Jacket, with W ATKINS land, $600 down,'toll price $11,800. this month, 7 room enlarged Cape 3-8-4 FAMILIES, plus singles, pick-up truck, 4-speed transmis­ terations, ceilings, painting and A FRESH START will esise tenslmi ers, steady work. Apply In person trailer, electric starter, 35 h.p. LOOKINQ FOR rentals? OoU J. D. tion. Office space for manufac­ $ i8 ;8 o o Une. lik e new 6% ranch, 1^ Over 100 more hbmes, all price EDOEiRTON ST. — Duplex 6-6, ex- maximum advertising and eon- turer’s representative, insurance baths, buUt-ta kitchen with c • 11 e n t condition, aluminum (jod. Appraised at $18,600. 649- ELECTROLUX Sale* and Servioe, sion, 16 Brainard Place. 649-4100. gutter work. Satiriaction guaran­ and help your vacation plans. $8,- between 8-9 a.m. at Berson Bros., Johnson, convertible top and wind­ Bargain Shop Realty, 648-6130. ranges, (jail the E ll^ orih Mitten 2102. J. D. REALTY tracts plus buyers. Call E. B. bonded representative. Alfred teed, free estimates. 643-4362. 80 Harvard St., New Britain or man, etc. Either one or two of­ Six rboni Cape ta a very cen­ dinette, fireplace. Hayes Agency, Realty, Realtors, 648-6980. storms and screens, 2-car garage, Bushey Agency, 649-2083. 1957 CHEVROLET, half-ton pick­ 000 costs $66.75 per month. Call shield, and all weather nylon cov­ AmeU. a06 Henry St. 643-0460. Frank Burke, Conn. Mortgage Ex­ call for appointment, 829-8287. er. Call 648-1666 after 6. ANDOVER — Three room apart­ fices. Owner will alter to suit ten­ tral location, recently redeco­ 648-4808. convenient to school, recreation 643-5129 up, good condition. Call after 6, BIDWELXi HOME Imivovement $90.96 Pine Wght Stand," $19.98 ment, first floor, heat, hot water, ant, Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. rated, full basement, combina­ 89 HOLLISTER — 4 bMrooms, area and bus. Immediate occu­ WANTED — HOMES to sell. Due 644-1873. change, 16 Lewis Street, Hartford, HOLLISTER STREET — immacu­ RIDE WANTED from Manchester Company—roofing, aiding, .altera­ 246-8897. MOLD MAKER and first class ma­ FOR SALE — Good well seasoned electric stove, refrigerator, ga­ tions, amesite. Close to lUl close to all schools, 2-car gaKiwe. pancy. CaU owner 643-8779 for ap­ to increase ta business, we ore to Hartford vicinity Royal McBee tions, additions and remodeling chinist, 60 hour week, paid hos­ 879.60 Modem Lounge Choir, but­ schools. Now vacant. late 6 room (jolonlal Bungalow, Owner 649-6113. pointment. YOUR BEST INVESTMENT getting short of listii^s: ^-n^ose INTERNA’nONAL trupk, 1966, used lumber In Msorted sizes. Al­ rage, 743-6048. \ Typewriter, first shift. Call of ali types. Blxcelleat workman­ pitalization and life insurance. Ap­ so, storm windows, inside smd out­ ton bock, foam cushion, walnut Hoases For Rent 65 large airy rooms, natural wood­ coll us for free appraisal. E. A. 742-6540 an}Ttime or 643-1322 after ^alf-ton pick-up, $260. C411 Winkler ship. 649-6495. ply Allied Mold A Engineering, tapered legs, tangerine, $69.50 FOUR ROOMS, heated, stove and T. J. CROCKETT, work, fireplace, new furnace. Bel LITTLE MAINTENAN(jE to be GREEN MANOR RD. — Owner EDISON RD. — Cape, 4 down, 2 Mitten, Realtor, 648-6930.' Auto Parts, 179 Middle Tpke., side doors, one gas hot air fur­ A HOME OF YOUR OWN 6 p.m. Business Opportunities 32 Inc., Clark Rd., Vernon. nace, radiators, sinks and tubs. refrigerator. Available July 1. SINGLE HOME, 4 .rooms, central, REALTOR Air Real Estate, 648-9882. concerned with here! This brick UtoistCTred. 6 room" Ranch, cer­ unfinished up, fireplace, garage, West, 643-5168. RAT’S ROOBTNO OO. — ahlns^e $839.00 84” Modem Sofa, loose Coll 649-1910 between 6-8 p.m. Ideal • for. working couple. (Jail 7 room ranch shows Imaigination amic bath, screened porch, dis­ patio, oil heat. Owner 649-0059. and built-up roofs, gutter work, One 80 gallon gas hot water heat­ foam back and seat cushion, TWO FAMILY — New roof and WANTED — RIDE from Benton THE STEAK HOUSE in Bolton Is CLERK — MUST be responsible er. Also, plumbing supplies. Open 649-9048 or 742-7789. In its planning, is deoidedly dif­ posal, wall to wall carpeting, ' Legal Notices St. to Pratt & Whitney Engineer­ 1953 S’TUDEBAKER pick-up, 42,- root and ^im ney repain. Ray for money, 6 days, 6:30-9:30, no tapered legs, ehorcoal brown, M98. SIX ROOM duplex, with garu e, 648-1677 siding, aluminum combinations, ferent from the ordinary run of birch cabinet kitchen, garage, 1. PERFECJT LCXjATION — A MANCjHESTHR — EJxecutlve con­ 000 miles, one owner, used for all cleaned up. Has tp be sold. daily 3:30 to 8. Saturday 8-8. Oio- fine Cape on Middle Turnpike ing Bldg., 8-4:46 daily. Call 649- Hagenow, 649-2214. Ray Jackson, Some restaurant equipment typing required. Apply Lombard hot air heat, $96 monthly. C ul AVAILABLE Immediately’ — Cov- 90x180 foot lot with shade trees, 2- the mill. Tree studded lot and large yafd. fenced for privacy with temporary ranch home, scenic AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at pleasure. Douglas Motors, 383 643-8826. man’s Housewrecking, Stock $64.00 Cherry Dropleof Ooraer 527-8498. entry Lake. 3>^ room waterfront car garage, $18,600'. PhUbrick tVest 1 y baths, Manchester within and tor the district 0510. Main St. available, but don’t overiook the Bros., Route 6 and Burnham St.. Place, off North Main Street, or Table, 39x29” open, |M. CONCORD RD.—Beautiful ranch, double garage, 1% baths, flre- lots of trees, extras. Priced for AAA area. This excellently mata' South Windsor. year .’round house, private beach, large living room formal dining Agency, 640-8464. placed living room. For more de­ quick action, $16,800. Ken Ostrta- toll do SOLD tained 8 room home offers larg;e of Mancheeier, on the 24th day of June, tremendous possibilities this loca­ call 649-2392. family siding, A D 1963 WANTED — RIDE to Hartford tion presents. Ideal' for automo­ FOUR R(X)M flat, first floor, cen­ garage, $75 monthly. 643-1686. room, cabinet kitchen, 3 bed­ tails call Wolverton Agency, Real­ sky. Realtor, 64a-6169. center foyer, magniflcient ceili^ Present Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. $47.50 Full Size Bed, scroll head trally located, adults only. Chill COLONIAL RANCH - 6 rooms, 2 car garage and enclosed, from South Main to Fox’s. Call tive, manufacturing, retail, etc. 1982, 15’ ALUMINUM runabout, and foot board, maple, $29.60 rooms, recreation room land- tor, 649-2818. to floor fieldstone fireplace wall Estate ot Annie Varrick Lucas, late 649-7120. Auto Accessorfes—^Tires 6 Roofing and Chinmaya 16-A after 6 p.m., 649-8788. FURNISHED 7 room country 1% baths, modem' kitchen with PRINCjEJTON ST. -\ 7 room brick landscaped lot. of Manchester In said district, de­ T. J. Crockett, Realtor. 648-1677. Salesmen Wanted 36-A $846. 12’ sailboat with mast, sail, scaped yard. Marion E. m beit- ta living room and dining room, ceased. ROOFTN home, large lot, $95 monthly, built-ins, 2-oar attached garage, MANCHESTER — Edgerton Street. front (jape, 8 parUMly finished, 1982 OLDSMOBILE motor and etc., $96. Special 16” and 17” $169.00 High Bock W ingdhoir, NEW HOUSE, 4 large rooms, first sop, Realtor, 648-6968. lot 200x260, $22,900. PhUbrick tremendous kitchen, 8 large bed­ Upon the application of Joseph L. WANTED — RIDE to Tiling LOCAL CHEMICAL sales route button bock, foam cushion, box 742-7956 after '6 or weekends. Looking for a pretty package? large treed lot, ^ firepuKie, base­ rooms, paneled den with bay Lucas, administrator, praying thiU this Junior High, summer school ses' transmission, low mileage on mo­ roofs Of an kinds, new roods, gut^ wraparound windshields, $17.00. floor, heat, hot water. Chdl after Agency,' 649r8464. 2. OUTSTANDING TEHMS — tor, $325. 644-8266. ter wori^ eUinneys eleaned. re­ opening for neat, reliable man in pleats, brown eoloniol print, $09. FOREST FTREBT—Dellgfatfui U Then, see this 4 room expandable ment garage, rec room, ^i^riflce Available to purchase this spot­ window, 8 ceramic bathrooms, Court approve payment of a penonal Sion, 8:30 a.m.-11:05 from Hilliard one of the nation’s leading com­ H. G. Schulze, Inc., West Rd., 4:80, 648-7260. room former (jheney residence ta claim which said administrator has paired Aluminum aiding 80 25,000 GALLONS Route 88, ElUn^on. - FOUR BEDROOM raised ranch, Cape overlooking park, full cellar, at $14,900. Owner, 643-1428. ' less split level home on Brent laundry room, double garage, against s ^ estate, it is St. Call'649-2054. panies. Average Income in the $79.60 Twin Size Mattress, $59.10 Summer Romes For Rent 67 park-Uke setting. 5 bedrooms, 4^ oil heat, plaster walls, natural screened rear porch, Thepmopane ORDEUtED; That the forgoing afipH- yerrs’ experience. Free estimates. i FOUR R(X>MS, heat, hot water, large recreation room, 2 fuU EIGHT ROOM (jape, 4 bedrooihe, Rd. in MEinchester. (jomplete Trailers—^Mobile Homes 6-A Call Howley, ett«M l. 643-0763 five figure bracket. For Interview 1960 14’ LARSON FtBERGLAS baths, excellent poadlUan. O w nn woodwork, fireplace . . . be sure with 2 baths (1 with stall wtadows^throughgtrt. Stene and catlon be beard and determined at the call Memchester 644-0202 between $38.50 39” Table Lamp, pistol $10() monthly, convenient location. GUNT’S NECH Helghta - Modern 643-7444. toths, 2-car garage, exceUent coO' dining room, family room, at-'^ PTobate office in Manchester in said AutomobDes For Sale 4 PER MONTH boat, 35 h.p. electric Mercury mo­ 649-8176. dltian, $23,900. I^ b r io k Agency, to see It, $14,900. Wolverton Agen­ ^ shower) rec room, garage, frame ex t«1 6 F ^ a distinctly de­ District, on the 15th day of July, A.D. ’THREE-YEAR-OLD American mo­ 6 aind 8 p.m. only. base, print riiade, as la 18.50 4 room cottage, sleeps 7, $70 per cy, Realtor, 649-2818. tached garage, 76x160’ lot, shade signed home for the discrimina­ 1963, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, and tor, Mastercraft tilting trailer, week, Mrs. Carter, 742-8142. 649-8464. trees, $17,600. Phllbrick Agency, '^ d sca p ed lot. AU city facili- 1958 FORD CUSTOM 800, V-8, au bile home, 2 bedrooms, aluminum Radio-TV Repair Serriees 18 upholstered foam seats, lights, SIX ROOM, 3-famlly duplex, on ting buyer. Principals. 643-0978. that notice be given to ail persona tat- awnings, completely furnished, SERVICE STATION 649-8464. terested In said estate of the pendency tomatic transmission, blue and Help Wanted— ski equipment, 875-8843. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. Laurel Place, 8 rooms down, 8 GARDNER LAKE — Northwest AIR-OONDITIONHID — 6 room of said application and the time and white, excellent condition. Phone assumable mortgaige. Call 876- CONNIES TV and Radio Service, bedrooms and bath up, available 206 Henry St. ranch, O-years-old, large kitchen ■VERNON - Manchester — Older 8 place of hearing thereon, by publiahlng 5834. Shorefront. Modern Housekeeping. HENRY ST. — Large (jape, 5 8. PROVEN RESALE VALUE room (jolonial, large lot, good a copy of this order In some newspaper 649-5012. avallablo all hours. SatisfacUon Male or Female 37 FOR SALE — Master Craft boat 986 MAIN STREET Aug. 1. (jail McKinney Broe., Inc, $58 weekly up. Visit weekends. Manchester with dishwasher, lot 160x250, 3 48 Dale Rd. guareiiteed. Call 640-1316. Major oil company has piwen, rooms and bath on first floor, up­ — In thlajuxurlous colonial at condition. CJall an}rtime, Tongp^n having a circulation in said district, a t ' trailer, reasonable. King, 380 648-6060. Free colored pictures, brochure. bedrooms, minutes from Manches­ Manchester stairs unfinished, potential 4 or 5 least seven daya before the day of NEED CAR? Tour credit turned NEW 15 FOOT travel trailer. Will high volume, station for lease, MEN AND WOMEN telephone so­ Woodbridge St. after 4 p.m. a down to earth price on West Agency, 643-6321. rent by the week to responsible Arrowhead Grove, Colchester 4, ter, priced to sell $16,900. Phil- bedrxMm home, attractive wooded said hearing to appear If they see. down? Short on down payment? fully equipped, large lot, mod­ licitors, paid daily. Apply Mr. TWO R(X)M apartment, hot water, brick Agency, 640-8464. Center St. HaVtoree large bed­ cause at aua time and place and be persons. 649-4966. Moving—^Tracking— em in every respect. S A H Lancaster, Elk’s Club. Conn. Norwich 887-4696; Hartford GOLDEN HOME WISH lot, close to all schools, $17,900. rooms, paneled' ^tody off huge RCXjKLEDGE — Just listed. Im­ heard relative thereto and make re­ Bankrupt? Repossession? Don't 80” WHITE FRIOIDAIRE electric refrigerator, stove. Apply Mar­ 242-9278. ' PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. turn to this courL and by mailing on despair! See Honest Douglas. In­ stamp franchise assures suc­ Building Materials 47 low's, 861 Mata St. $12,900 — a BEDROOM RANCH, living room, spacious dining maculate 6% room ranch, 8 bed­ Storage 20 stove, $55. Coll after 6:80, rooms. fireplace, kitchen built-ins, or before June 36, 1963, by cerufled quire about lowest down, small­ Auto Driving School 7-A cess. Ability and experience 649-3908. COVENTRY LAKE — 2 water­ buUt-ta stove, combination storms, CUTE AND CLEAN 4 room ranch room, cabineted kitchen and mail, a copy of this order to Joseph L. est payments anywnere No small MANCHESSTBSt Package oispyery. are principal requirements. Situations Wanted— 21 p i e c e s , 80 FOOT laminated FIVE ROOM apartment, first floor, The name is fitting for the recreation room, nicely land­ Wishes will begin to come true baths. Basement g&rage. garage. Owner transferred, priced Lucas, c/o Francis C. Shea. Atty.. 867 rafters, enough for 30x40 building. front cottages, $275 per month. on shaded' lot, location affords tor quick sale. Evenings call Bill East Center St., Manchester. Conn.; loan or finance company plan. LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first Light trucking and package deliv­ Financing can be arranged. Female 38 large backyard, available July 1, Open tor July ' and August. 643- quality is truly built Into this scaped lot, high elevation. (T ri­ when you see this lovely split- convenience to buses, schools and Josephine L. Michaels, c/o David M. Douglas Motors. SS8 M ^ . ery. RefriMraton. Washen and Unusual circumstances require Also plywood for above rafters. $96 monthly. References required, luxurious home of elegant ton W. Hutchtas, 640-618Z level home at Rockledge. Boles, 649-6869. Warren E. How­ Barry, Atty,. 750 Main St„ Heirtford, licensed driving school, trained RELIABLE WOMAN will take 228-9363 or 537-6659. APARTMBIfT SIZE bottled gas 1686. shopping. Drive by 289 HllUard certified and approved, now of­ stove moving sfieclalty Folding quick changeover to first class stove. Reasonable. Coll 644-0158. 649-0147. taste.. Designed. for the dis­ Priced at $27,900 and featuring land, Realtor-Trader, 643-1108. Conn. care of children in my home. mOH ELEVA'nON — Attractive 8 Street. For appointment caU the JARVIS REALTY CO. JOHN J. WALLETT. JUdge ALWAYS A good supply of used fering classroom and behind chairs for rent. 646-07U. service station operator. CaU ANDOVER LAKE — Lakefront criminating buyer. Features 3 bathrooms, heated rec room, Wolverton Agency, Realtor, Chevroleta and Fords, $896 and 629-8671, Miss Tully, days, and Must have transportation. 849- MAPLE SOFA bed and choir; MANSFIELD — ROUTE 88, 15 wrought Iron stairway ta the bedroom ranch, walk-out base­ wheel instruction for teen-agen. 8350. Diamonds— WatchcB— cottage, 6 rooms, all modern con- 2-car garage, wall to wall 649-2813. REALTORS Legral Notices ' down at Center Motors. 634 Cen­ 649-6075. THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO. 649-0723, Mr. Rielly, eve. and maple end tables, other maple miles from Manchester. 6 rooms, vChlences, available monthly or Uvtag room, 2-car garage, rec ment, trees, nice view, near carpet, all birch kitchen, beau­ Moving, packing, storage, local $76. Coll 648-2466. school, coily $18,900. CJarlton W. ter Street, 648-1591. Financing ■weekends. Jewelry 48 furniture, point sprayer and mis­ season. 649-2574. room, white (jolonlal brick fire­ tiful living room with raised TWO FAMILY, 4-4 plus 2% story, 648-4112, 649-7614 AT A (X)URT OP PROBATE held at Policy Benefits Up aoranged regardless of price with MORTLOCK’8 Driving School Ihc., and long dlatanoe. Agents for cellaneous' Items. 648-8307. place, was $26,900, now $23,000. Hutchins, Realtor, 649-6182. hearth fireplace, bullt-ins, on 26x36 rear building. For informa­ Manchester, within and for the district average credit. Wheaton Van lines, Ihc., world­ Situations Wanted— WATCH AND Jewelry repairing at CASCO, MAINE, Parker Pond. Eves. 649-2519, 643-0037 of Mancheator. on the 31st day of June. offices, classroom located Man­ a lovely wooded lot. tion call 648-1919 between 6-8 p.m. A D 1963 NEW YORK — Amemlcan toml- chester Parkade, lower level. Be­ wide movers. Free estimates. Male ' 39 reasonable prices prompt serv­ CRIB, no mattress, potty choir, __ Two bedroom housekeeping cot­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE Ares^ ^-- 643-5187. ice 2 watchmakers. Manches­ rocking choir, small rocking Beautifully L-shaped Colonial Present Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. kea received $6,812,400,IX)0 from ginners, older, nervous students, NEWLY ESTABLISHED, well pay­ BOLTON NOTICE tages, all conveniences, sandy SOUTH WINDSOR — Split-level Estate of Edith M. Griswold of Man­ Ufe-tasurance and annufty om - 1955 DeSOTO, GOOD condition, our sp^alty. Teen-age driver's ing, 6 station beauty salon in EXPJ^RIENCED Bartender, avail­ ter* oldest established Jeweler. horse, all 816. 648-8297. beach, $66 per week. Call Mrs. J. D. r e a l t y Cape with extra large rooms, ga­ for big family, 2 famUy rooms. V i chester In said district, an incapable Ihe BOL/rON ZONING BOARD person. traots in the first three quoiten $150. Call 649-4696 after 6 p.m. educaUon courue. Stat« certified. shopping center, Vemon-Rockvllle able for part-time work, clubs, F. E. Bray, 787 Mata S t, State C. M. Hall, Casco, Maine, 627- rage, oU hot water heat, 1% J. D. REALTY baths, garage, 100x830 yard on $13,400 — SIX ROOM Cape, newly Painting—Papering 21 hotels, restaurants. Available Theater Building. MAHOOAinr DININO room set, OF APPEALS will hold a public 648-6129 baths, fireplace, plaster walls, at­ decorated, large lot, owner trans Upon application of Raymond J. of last year, a 6 per cent increase 649-7398. area. Marvelous opportunity, hearing July 10, 1968, 7:80 P.M. at 2625. quiet, deadend street. Reduced to Griswold, conservator, pnying for au­ 1956 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent con­ Tuesday-Saturday, 5 p.m.-l a.m. table, 4 chairs, buffet and china tractive treed Irt. Quality con­ 648-5129 ferred. CaU owner, 649-1648. thority tio sell certain real estate par­ over the figure for the same IM l dition, new paint job, new tires. PALNTINO AMD peperfaangUw. business growing rapidly. Must the office of the secretary, resi­ $18,200. Now vacant. $14,800; VA sell due to other interests. Will fi­ 649-3784 after 4 p.m. closet, $20. Also Hendrix bird cage COLUMBIA LAKE — Small water­ structed, many features. Mid assumable mortgage. Glenn Rob­ ticularly described in said application period. Can be seen after 6 p.m., 154J4 Good clean workmanahtp at rea- Florists—Nurseries 49 and stand, $4. 040-3767. dence of Byron H. Shinn, Route front cottages, July and August. twenties. Wolverton Agency, Real­ RCXjKVILLE — $12,990. 6 room on file, it is Oak Street, Manchester. aonablc rates. 80 yaara tn Man- nance, if necessary. Write Box D. 44A, Bolton Lake, to hear the ap­ erts Agency, MLS Realtors, 644- OHJDEREP: That the foregoing ap- E-Z LERN Herald. Call 648-2693, 649-4929. OVERSIZED CAPE, 7 rooms, 2 tor, 649-2818. 1621, 644-1887. (jape, nice shaded yard on bus llcatlon be heard and determined at Chester Raymond Flake. 649-9237. Dogs— ^Birds—Pets 41 peal of Wendel B. Blther, Bolton fuU baths, 4 bedrooms, large Uv- CARTER ST., Bolton — 6 room line, excellent condition. Owner, 8le Probate office in Manchester in 1961 CORVAIR 4-speed stick Monza Driving School AFRICAN VIOLETS tor sole. 27 Center Road. CAPE (X)D, Hyanrils — 2 bed­ 876-6878. said District, on the 9th day of July. EXTEIRIOR AND interior painting. OfflM and Ston ing room, formal dining room, at­ Cape, 3-car cinder block garage, BOLTON — $26.16 monthly, ^ a l l 900, A-1 condition, $1,500. Call BOARDING MEDIUM size and Ridge St., 643-4664. Case No. 510, Wendel B. Blther room cottage, all conveniences, tached garage, 150x160 w o^ed lot, lubrication pit and loft. Bel Air A.D. 1968. at two o'clock in the after­ 649-4695. ' Wallpaper hooka Papemanging. Help WanteiS— Female 35 mortgage left, 8 room expandable CUSTOM DESIGNED executive noon. and that notice be given to all ConnecOcut’e largest, auto­ small dogs. Grooming Cocker Ekpiipsient 54 requests a variance to build a avaUabld to responsible party. $22,900. Phllbrick Agency, Lakeside Drive . Real Estat^, 643-9332. year 'round home, furnished or persons Interested in said estate of matic and standard shift, Ceilings. BToora. Fully Insured Spaniels our specialty. Harmony home in one ol Manchester’s n u r s e —Licensed in Connecticut, swimming pool 15 feet erom lot 643-6841. 640-8464. Andover unfurnished, lake privileges. 649- the pendency of said application and 8 -R O O M 1955 OLDSMOBILE HARDTOP, free pick-up service, teen-age workmanshto guaranteed. r.*iT HlU Kennels, Hebron Road, Bol­ Gordon— Farm—Dairy NEW TYPEWRITERS, $59.00 up; SPRING ST. — 6 room Ranch, 1% prime locations. 7 spacious the time and place of hearing thereon, radio, heater, power steering and PeUetiei. Ml 9-6836 U no answer. 28-bed home, 3-11 shift, bonus of* line whereas TOWN REGUIiA- 9770. by publishing a copy of this order in classroom, older and nervous fered. CoUect 875-9121. ton, 643-5427. Products 60 used typewriters, $39 up. Berube’s TIONe require this structure to SANDWICH, Cape Cod. 6 room cot­ - $ 88.60 MONTHLY, Attrao- baths, new wtUl to wall carpeting, rooms, sunken Uvtag room, some newspaper having a circulation brakes, excellent running con­ students our specialty, 116 caU 648-9048. Typewriter Service, 4’T9 B. Mid­ t a r , TV, fireplace, heat, full tlve S-bedroom ranch, Aiutn'.nnm cathedral ceUliig, 2 huge fira- dition, 110 Glenwood Street. be 25 feet from the Une. Lot locat­ YEAR ’ROUND modem kitchen with built-lns, 2- MANCHESTER in said district, at least seven days be­ Center St., Manchester. Call PENNY NEEDS a good home, WINTER CABBAGE . plants for dle Tpke., Hanchaeter. 840-8477. bath, shower, near beach. $85 stormo, ceUar, amesite drive, car garage, lot 100x200, condition places, landscaped lot. lrin Morra and on west by boating. 643-6832. Hutchins. Realtor, 649-51FI. Agency, 649-8464. and make return to this court. good condition. Call 643-8835. St., Talcottrille (northeast corner Three bedroom ranch, 2 cer­ JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge mates. Call Roger 648-0938. POMERANIAN puppies, AKC, near railroad crossing). Keeney Hutchinson. Any resident b l a c k p o in t — Bellalre Rd.. S MANCHESTER — 2 family home If you enjoy fishing and boat- HOLLISTER STREET — 6 room LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN — Beauti­ FLEMING RD.. ’ LEARN TO DRIVE - Special at­ wonderful pets. Also red Persian NOTICE may be heard or send a written amic tile baths, one with stall LIMITATION ORDER 1963 FALCON CONVERTIBLE, 4- SEWING bedroom furnished cottage, 5-6 on 66x185 shaded lot, 2-car ga­ tag, be sure to call for an ap­ Cape, fireplace, immaculate con­ ful 7 room (jolonial, family room, tention to nervous and elderly. e x t e r i o r a n d interior paint­ kittens, vary affectionate. 644- STRAWBERRIES — Pick your messsge to be read at this meet­ shower, aluminum combina­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at speed transmission, 8 cylinders, j Classroom for teen-ager. Pickup ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re­ ZONING BOARD shaded back yard, porch. Call rage, separate utilities, aluminum pointment to see this fine lake- dition. Char-Bon Real Estate, tions, toll basement, attached 2-car garage, 2 fireplaces, U/i Manchester, within and for the IMstrlct MANCHESTER 0768. own, 25c quart, across from ing. 648-SOQO. storms and screens, one block to I shore home. 6 room, two-year- 643-0688. tiled baths, all bullt-ins, porch, of Manchester, on the 24th day of June. $150 takes over payments. Call service. Day or evening lessons. moved, ceilings, fully insured, OF APPEALS garage, kltchep, built-ins with 1963. Valle, 246-6851. Manchester Motor Sales, W. Cen­ Dated June 36, 1968 at Bolton, bus and shopping. Owners occupy­ old ranch, basement garage, city utilities, large lot, toll attic, Reasonable rates. Manchester CaU George OulUette, 649-1251. MACHINE TWO ATTRACmVE adorable ter St., Manchester. Open 5 p.m. TOWN OF COVENTRY Conn. COLUMBIA — l a k e f r o n t S LARGE 8 ROOM home with rec­ disposal,* fully landscaped. Present Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. Driving Academy. 742-7249. • ing. Excellent Investment. Wolver- .tootty pine kitchen, large liv­ Owner transferred, 649-4826. plastered walls, toll insulation, Estate of Hannah E. Elliott, late of •— Featuring — 2 1967 PLYMOUTH, 4 door sedan, orange kittens, uninviteh guests at till dark. ’There will be a Public Hearing BOLTCMf ZONING room furnished summer cottage, ton Agency, Realtor, 640-3818. in g room, raised hearth fire­ reation room, screened in porch Manchester in said District, deceased. PAINTING — Five room.ranches my home. They would like a July 1, 1968 at 8 PJM. ta the Town laundry in basement, hatchway, engine just overhauled. 116 Benton and Capes for $60. Trim and BOARD OF APPEAIB fireplace, boat, highway 87. CaU place, located on ' a large and garage, fireplace, dishwasher, many extras. Charles Lesperance, On rft'ollon of Harry K. Elliott, 1623 permanent home. (3all 643-1054. PICK YOUR OWN strawberries, no Hall Annex, Mata Street, to take GARRISON COLONIAL - 4 bed­ Glenmar Drive, Lancaster. Ohio, execu­ • ’Tappaa Electric Kltohen St. Motorcycles—Bicycles H paint extra. Also scraping. OPERATORS Julius Strong, 428-0178, 228-8511. double lot, $16,(XX). garbage disposal, city utilities, 36 SCOTT DRIVE 649-7620. tor. 742-8101. children, 26c basket, bring own up the following appeals: Chairman rooms, large family room, formal near bus Une, schools, shopping ORDERED: That six months from the • Built-In Dishwasher FREE — 7-weeks-old puppy, part container. Route 85, next to Rose- (1) Suburban Home Construc­ CHARLESTOWN Beach, Rhode dining room, kitchen, Uvtag room I (Directions: E. (jenter Street, FORD 1956, Country sedan, radio, 1963 HONDA MOTOR Wke, M Byron H. Shtan, center. Owner being transferred. 24th day of June. 1963. be and the c Electronic Air Purifier heater, automatic transmission, Beagle, to good home. Call mount, Bolton. tion Company of Baxter Street, Islaiid, near Mlsquamicut, 3 bed­ with flrefilace,. large lot. Offered left onto Parker Street to CJo- same .are limited and allowed for the CC, used one month. 649-3302 or OUTSIDE PAINTma at a low Experienced operators and 648-6435. Secretary J.-D. REALTY Must sell at the low asking price creditors within which to bring in their excellent tires, hand choke, Thun- 649-4946. price. No job too big or too small. ’TiHland, Conn., for pennlssion to room cottage avMlable July 6-20, below bank appraisal, $32,600. lohial Drive to second right, DON’T GLANCE, • Birch Cabuteta tnJnees needed. Excellent cq>- of $18,000. Home in good condition Scott Drive.) claims against said estate, and said derbird V-8, one owner, 644-1753. Call now, 649-0726, 644-0601. erect a professional buUdtag cm 649-6674. Rhllbrick Agency, 640-8464. 648-5129 throughout, (jharles Lesperance, executor is directed to give public no­ • Stainless Steel Sink portunity for qualified trainees Household Goods 51 ------4 READ THESE tice to the creditors to bring In their to learn sewing. Apply . . . Live Stock the corner of Swamp Rood and 649-7620. BOLTON — 8 bedroom split, alu­ • FamUy Room 1965 CHEVROLET, 4 door Bel Air, Business Services Offered 13 PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In­ 42 Route 44-A. M1SQUAMK3UT, RHODE ISLAND $0,800 Fu l l p r i c e tor modern 4 claims within said time allowed by pub­ h o u s e h o l d APPLIANCES tor minum storms, hot water heat, 8 lishing a copy of this order in * some • Colonial Fixtures V-8 powergllde. good condition, terior, paperhanging, waUpaper (2) Orel and Lena LeDuc of — Summer resort. We have a room year ’round ranch overiook- TWO BEAUTIFUL ponies, 60’ sale, also G.E. refrigerator; an­ SEPTIC TANKS very good selection on two amd OFF PORTER ST. — Larger, old­ acres land, (jhambers Realty, newspaper having a circulation In said one owner. Call 649-0672 between ’ntEE REMOVAL pruning, and removed, floors sanded, dry wall high. Ernest S. Gowdy, Brewster Wright’s MUI Roswl for variance Ing Coventry Lake. Kitchen buUt- er home, 6 rooms', stand-up attic, probate district within ten days from • Colonial Trim 6-8. lot clearing. Lawn mowing. Frank tique table, clock and choir. AND three, bedroom cottages that are tas. Bel Air Real Estate, 648-0882. THERE ARE value and room ta 648-2826, 648-6980. MANCHESTER the date of this order and return make work. Reasonable rates. Fully In­ MANCHESTER MODES, St., Coventry. to spUt present frontage ta half this 7 room older home, all con­ bashment recreation room, to this court of the notlc* given. • Louvered Closet D oon C. Noble, 649-6058. sured. 649-9658, Joseph P. Lewis. 645^8687. otill available for July and Aug­ — ^ — ------z ------:------DeSOTO 1964 SEDAN, radio, heat­ to make two separate lots in order ust. By a week or two weeks. veniences nearby, 2-car garage, baths, 2-car garage, big screened PORTER STREEJT area — Older 6 Six room Cape, newly painted, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge s Panel Doors INC. , PLU06ED SEWERS huge landscaped lot, plastered er, defroster, automatic transmis­ SHARPENING Servioe- Sawa, to sell.one house. Frontage after Liewlss Realty, phone Mlsquami- OPEN HOUSE trees, possible 4 bedrooms; fire­ patio. Only $17,6()0. Evenings Bill room home, 8 bedrooms, g;arage, s Fireplace PEELING — Articles For Sale 45 division, wiU be 132 f t instead o f Boles, 649-9869. Warren E. How­ shade trees, located ' on quiet walls throughout, garage with sion, power steering, excellent knives, exes, ehean, sioit^ •ut, Dlamtmd 8-8117. place, imder $16,000. Wolverton “ Ceramic Bath with tires, best offer. 649-8782. rotary blades. Quick service. C ^ - CRACKING — Pine St., 160 ft. required by Zoning Rc^gula- Machine CleanMl SUNDAY 1-B Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. land, Realtor-Trader, 648-1108. street, handy to shopping and enclosed porch, immaculate. CHIPPING? FOR SALE — Flat stone for walls, INVITATION tlons. transportation, $14,600. PhUbrick Asking in the 17 bracket. INVITATION Ceramic Floor tol Equipment Qo., 88 Main IBt, fireplace, veneer, and patios. CUI MANCHESTER — 6 room ranch, e H i Baths 1962 CADILLAC, fUUy equipped, Manchester. Hours dally 7-5. Manchester 649-0617. (8) Joeepii J. Locke, Lokendew Wanted To Rent 68 127 Diane .Drive Agency, 649-8464. power steering, good condition, Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. Have your house painted FOR BIDS Terrace, asking for a variance to terjirooftarDwr^^ ^ fireplace, buUt-tas, centraUy lo­ FOR BIDS s Bullt-ln Vanity cated, Immediate occupancy. $800 or best offer. 648-4313. 643-7958. very reasonably LAWNMOWERS, garden tractors, construct a carport 8 ft from lot WE HAVE customers waiting for Three .bedroom rahoh,, wall to 466 Miller Rd. ROC3KVILLE — 10 room (jolonial, s Intercom Systcia by two responsible young men. BOLTON BOARD Char-Bon Read Estate, 648-0688. ' VERNON BOLTON BOARD and tillers. Terms, trades, parts Une. the rental of your property. CaU wall carpeting throi|ghout, new- South Windsor 5 bedrooms, business zone, many s Attio Fan 1969 PONTIAC Bonneville, 2-door HAROLD A SON Rubbish Re­ OF EDUCATION W painted in and out. Assume possibilities. Tongren Agency, 648- OF EDUCATION and TOi^ce. Capitol Equipment, All tatarseted persona ore invited McK i n n e y b r o s . 3 . D. Realty, 648-S1S9. SPLIT-LEVEL, 7 rooms, baths, Custom built split, dining room, hardtop, blue and white, full pow moval, ceUars, attics, and yards, CALL 649-1427 BOLTON,'CONN. to attend. G.I. mortgage. Ovtaer 6821. huge living room, plus, I know BOLTON, CONN. s OU Hot Water Hm $ ar, call 649-4100. weekly or monthly plck-iip. Har­ Street, Manchester. large family room, kitchen with WALLPAPER REMOVED, $8.60 648-7958. Sealed proposals for sriiool milk Grant E. 'Tqottaaker Sr. 1*ANCHB8TER or South Windsor, A MOST TEMPTING BUY you will agree, a beautifully, Sealed proposal* for toel oil will; s Baseboard Radlatloa old Hoar, 649-4034. will be received by the Si^rta* 5-6 rooms with garage, shaded buUt-tas, intercom system 1967 CHE3VROLBT BELAIR, 2-door per room. Ceilings, trim, inside, SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM Chairman 649-7648 big, landscaped lot, asking be receiv^ by ’the Superintendent s CeUar Hatchway - tendent of Schools, Philip C. yard. ExcaUent hundy tenants. throughout the house, garage, ot * » “ MANCHESTER $18,900. ^ hardtop, V-8 standard transmisT outside painting. Reasonable SCRBEINED LDAM 'for the hest ta 100x300 lot, 8-years-old, $33,900. of Schools, Philip C. Liguori, at' s City Water and Sswsr SUMMER COOLING lawns from our screening plant Liguori, at the office of the Boonl Reasonable. Write Box "N ” , Ranch type beauty ta a quiet Sion. 161 School St., 648-6460. prices. Free estimates. 649-9158. SPLR LEVEL—6 rooms, racrea- PhUbrick A ^ ncy, 649-8484. oad wooded nei^bortiood, 4 Here is your opportunity for the office of the Board o9-Educa- s Amesite Drive Andover - Colurtbla. George Orif- of Education, Bolton, (kum., until Herald. tion, Bolton, (jonn. until^:00 P.M., FOR ENTIRE HOUSE If you have operated a cafe­ tion room, garage, very elean, bedrooms, 3 full baths, at­ a home plus tacojne. Two Lot 100x236 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, 2-door sedan, ftag, Ihe., 743-7885. 4:00 P.hf., Wednesday, August 7, MANCHESTER VICINITY — I family flat convenient to every­ E. E. BUSHEY, Agency Wednesday, August ’^1963. s excellent condition, very low mile­ Electrxal Serricca 22 teria under this program, you 1903. $15,000. mortgage, $80.78 tached garage, raised hearth If you have a good forced air heat­ have the qualifications in cook­ BaalnwB Property For Sale 70 monthly. Oorltoo W. Huttditas, room ranch built *1969, treed lot, fireplace, excellent decor, $21,• thing. In good condition. Steam Bids will bs opened/by the Board age, reasonably. 649-0886. ing system and proper w lrl^, we Bids will be opened by the Board EAST HARTFORD walk-out cellar, oU hot water heat, 2-car garage, beautiful of Education, in the'sehool library FREE ESnMATBB, Prompt sorv- ing Md management which we D8RK, RICH, stone free loom, fill, o f Education, ta the' school library STONE WORK «49-0182, Multiple Usttag. 600. ALL THIS can instaU a 2-ton Fedders Flex- desire. Five day week, paid CENTER STREET — I stores plus heat, 8 generous bedrooms, 19 yard for outdoor fun. Realisti­ 649-2083 at 8:30 P.M., V^neaday, August FOR 1969 PONTIAC Bonneville, 4 door Ice on oU tjmes of electrical wlr- gravel, sand, stone! Coll 648-8608. at 8:30 P.M., Wednesday, Ausfust foot Uvtag room, family size •22300 bardtop, power brakes, power hermetic, 24,000 B.T.U., $685 : 8 holidays and vacation, insur­ Stops 7 room apartment, all ta one WEST SIDE — 6 room Cape, rec­ cally priced. 7. 1963. Licensed and. Insured. Wilson 7, 1963. DAY NURSERY I ^ t-i------■■ package, excellent location with reation room, close to bus line kitchen, immaculate, $16,600. Specifications can be obtained at Shown B y AppotataMat ■taaring, air condltipned, 8- ton, 88,000 B.T.U., $840. Electrical’^.. Manchester, ance, hew modern cafeteria FARM LOAM, top quality, 6 yard ^MIMWOKI $18- Coll Columbia Acsulemy Specifications -con be obtained BUMMBB DAT CAMP good potential. For further Infor­ and shopping, $16,000. PhUbrick Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 649- J. D. REALTY AUCE CLAl^ET, Realtor the office at the Board of Educa­ spaaker Wonder Bar radio, new 649-4817. Glastonbury, 633-7376. convenient to Manchester. No at the office of tiM Board of Edu­ 2818. tires, excellent condition through- T. P. AITKIN CO. night .work. Please reply to >9828 after 6 p.m. ^ W a li mation caU the PhUbrick Agency, Agency, 649-8464. M9-464S — 648-7867 MANCHEJSTBJR — 6 room Cape, 8 tion, Notch Rd., Bolton, Oonn. cation, Notch Rd., Bolton, Conn., IStSHvMrLaM #40-8464. • 648-6129 (RFD No. 3, Manchester, (jonn.) eut. Must sell, best trffer. Call 23 Tolland Tpke. BoXj|Tl Herald. r w v p ia c M bedrooms, recreation room, 2 toU JOSEPH lARTH Floor Finishiiiff 24 SPECIAL SALE — Picnic tables (RFD No. 2, Manchester, Cmm.) COVENTRY LAKE — $8,600. Ctite IMMACULATE 6 room Cop* with baths, attached garage, wall to on or after July 1, 1963. •49-7509 after 7 p.m. H . 643-6793 extra sturdy 2” lumber, e foot on or before July 1, 1968. lost Hartford Ma in s t r e e t — corner lot waterfront home, 4 rooms and fuH shed dormer, tree shaded lot, RU'XU Ifb CHRasiTB Torraeos MANCHESTER — Attractive S wall carpeting, dishwasher, dis­ The right to accept any Bid or Breher-449-03k X«ta CHEVROLET, 2 door, 6 cyl­ f l o o r s a n d in g 01 refihiahlng $12.96, 7 foot $14.60. DeUvered. W. ’The rig^t to accept any Bid or 140x160 with a aemlprofearianal bath, storage ahed, garage, nice 3-cor garage, oU hot water heat, bedroom colonial ta Woodhill posal, aluminum siding, storms, reject any or all Bids Is rezerved ■ T A l^ KINDS OF clocks repaired Ztaker. 875-n48. reject any or all Bids Is reserved CoMcroloRi building on it. Bbccellent location locaticn with 64 feet of beach plaster walls, q i^ t y built and inder, automatic transmission, (specializing in ol !r floors). (CLEANING LADY, full day, once rotoRopoln VERNON — 6V4 room split, good Heights, baths, combination screened pktio, nicely landscaped, If deemed necessary for the best and cleaned, antiques Included. Painting. (JeiUun. PapwhaDging. If deemed -necessary for the best TOL2W-4302 Business sons 2. O w e r wlU asslM frontage. Ftaonctag available.'Vo- corafuUy kept. Reduced to $16,- condition, garage. "Anything ta windows, convenient to schools tatersat of the Town of Bolton. Will Accept Trades . . « Work guaranteed, ( i l l 649-1962 be- every three weeks or one half day •eieaablost., excellent location, $1,000 down. No Job too sman. John VerfalUe, 12 CUBIC FOOT refrigerator, Interest o f the Town of Bolton. la financing. T. 3 . Crockett, R eat bant. T. J. Crockett, Atooltor, 4O0. Wolverton Agency, Realtor. Real Eatato.” Tong;ren Agency, and shopping, $18,800. Owner, $ Schwartz Realtor, 236-1341, Pasek, Board of Education, Botton, twtjaUj, 9-^ noon and aftor 4 p.zn« every week. Shoor Jewelers, 917 clean, excellent cmuUtion, Tec- ChOdrsB 3 Y ew s and Vp 64t-li7T. ■ 649-6750. Main S t Board o f Education, Bolton, C434)CS1 66l-4IWt. Holfman Rd., MS-1794. M3-894$. tarn K ime. umseh unit, top frooser, 54»4>9n. Cknnectleut, June 34, 1968..

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PAGB TWENTY FRIDAY, JUNE 98, 1«6I iHattcb(Bter JEttraitvs Avevpgi Dully Net Vreti Ri Vte Uw WMk EwM Mamhaia o f Maachaater Emblaim Staff Sgt. Norman Lt. Koss, U.S. drufi, WM oontlnmd laitil M y JWM M, 1M8 About Town Club have bean inWtad to a picnic Marines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ 12th Circuit 11 m court trial at noon Wedneaday, July 10, at seph O. Koss of 14B Garden Dr., EAST HABTFGRO. SESMON TIm Rav. Lawranoe F. Almond, Lake Alexander, Putnam, by the Is serving wlOi the Third Marine Martin Haraiiurda, 60, of Wap^ 13,804 IMUitor c t South Methodlat Ohundi, Putnam Emblem d u b . Mrs. John Airoraft Wing at Ell Toro Marine Goiiit Cases ping, arrested bat night M^lCan- .MeulMr «f Uw AodiV wlH be 111 oberge of radio broad- Daltac, president of the Putnam Corps Air Station, Santa Ana, oheater . for intoKloatian, today BnnM «f OnmlMtai OHib, issued the invitation. Reser­ Calif. oaata aponaored by the Manchea- .1 MANCHESTER SE8UON had the charge noUed. Maneh«$ter—~A CUy o f Villagm Charm ter Mlnlatarial Aaaoolation oVar vations may be made with Mrs.. CraOUTT COURT t HOUSE atatlon WXNF Sunday at 7:86 p.m. Alfred Ritter, 46 Chaster Dr. The Rev. George F. Noetrand, Dennis Johnson, 67, WUllmantic MroiMJETOWN SESSION rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal was fined 1128 after being found and dally next week at 7:30 ajn. John P. F. cmeU, 18, of 10 TOL. LXXjKn, NO. 280 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1968 (ClMrifled Adverttotng em Page 16) and 8.:S0 p.m. In yesterday’s Herald story list­ Church, wUl serve as chaplain guilty of operating a motor t ^ c l e Mints Court, and Charles R. RBoy, next week at Manchester -Memo­ ing the new officers of the Town while under the influence of liquor 21. of 1T8H Charter Oak St., both Sabbath Bve aarvlcA will ba Insurance Advisory Committee, rial Hospital. Mandiester, yesterday were each held at Temple Bath Sholom at the name of Earle Rohan was or drugs. ’The disposition followed fined 8100 on similar charges of a court trial. Jenson was ar­ HALE T:S0 tonliht. omitted. Rohan, retiring chairman Thi SUktown Elites color guard destruction of private ptmerty. Woman Canes of the committee, was elected to will sponsor a car wash tomorrow rested by State Polibe in Marlbor­ MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER — 648-4128 State News ough Feb. 19. ’The youths w t n presented for Diplomat the post of adviser. at the Femmla Neon Sign Cfe., 199 jury trial a week ago and' were Spruce St., from 9 fo 8. ^ George Klndberg, 27, New Masked Youths Britain, was given 10 days at the found gufity, and the okse was Khrushchev Gathers Members of Cub Scout Pack 112 State Jail at Hartford for larceny. continued until yesterday for dis­ Roundup of Washington School and parents Cub Scout Pack 144 will leave position. CZBDARTOWN, "oa. ( A P I - BOTH NOW! by bus for Mystic Seaport tomor­ ’The charge stemmed from a Nov. Changes who plan to attend a family picnic Two other dtaiges brought Three teen-age youths were STORES row at 9 a.m. from Keeney St. 29, 1962, incident in Coventry, at cW ip Johnson, Bolton, will Klndberg appealed the decision against both youths—^for laiosny given the w o ^ s h ^ treatment g r e e n School. They will arrive back In and hampering with a motor ve­ meet Sunday at noon at the achool Manchester about 4 p.m. and an appeal bond of |200 was by an 87-year-eld woman who, Explosion Wrecks STAMPS grounds, rain or rtiine. hicle—were n ^ sd. ..runs a rural store In Felton. A ides on Red Schism Open set. y Joseph C. Gomeau, 26, Bristol, The pair was anrested in Bast Mrs. Ida Merritt was about to Goshen Gas Station Expected ’Two Manchester men w e r e Joaeph Jay photo was fined 826 for speeding. He Haddam several weeks ago follow­ cloM her store for the night The British American Club wUl awarded sefwage treatment plant MONDAYS J sponsor a dance tomorrow from pleaded guilty. ing' an incident at the £ e g str^ when three youths wearing operators’ certifioatee at the last Engaged in which, poUce said, they broke 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. for members and William Blazensky Jr., 18, of 69 masks entered. ‘They ordered GOSHEN (AP) — A 30- WASHINGTON (AP) — Premier G meeting of the New Elngland a window In a oar and allegedly Mrs. Merritt to the back of ALL YEAR! 1 guests. Charlie Varrlck’s orches­ ’The engagement of Miaa Unda Clinton St., was fined $6 after O r r a W J W a year-old Goshen service sta­ U.S. ambassadorial changes in e t g Water Pollution Control Aesocda- pleading guilty to intoxication. stole a wallet containing 836 and the store. She grabbed her tra will play for dancing. tlon. Charles A. Woodbury, 38 Jean Allen of Mancheater to Rich­ personal papers. walking cane, nnade from a tion owner escaped serious in­ a number of important posts Gary Meacham, 16, of Rt. 6. from Europe to Southern M Reception FAIRWAY J Server St., assistant foreman at ard Anthony Lyncheski of Troop, Bolton, charged with taking a broom handle, and gave the jury early today when an ex­ Manchester Emblem Club will the Elast Hiartford (MDC) Sewage Pa., haa been announced by her motor vehicle without the owner’s youths a thorough caning, Her plosion nearly demolished Asia are expected to be an­ sponsor a theater party Monday, Treatment Plant, has been certi­ mother, Mrs. Doria Hastings Beld- permission and theft of a motor his combination residence-ga­ nounced in the' weeks follow­ By July 22, at Storrcrwton Theater, fied for Grade in , and Raymond vehicle, had his case referred to (Continued on Page Four) West Springfield, Mass. Reserva­ V. Lavery, 40 Packard St., chief Ing of 64 Oambridge St. She is N E W C A R rage on Rt. 4. . ing President Kennedy’s re- juvenile court authorities. Theodore Cioppa Jr.,"ln his apart­ tu)n from Europe. tions will dose Monday and may operator at the Elast Hartft>rd also the daughter of Joseph Allen Nolles were entered by prose­ be made with Mrs. John Zlemak, plant, has been certified for Grade ment at the time, suffered a broken The .switches in pro.spect involve BERLIN (AP) — p ^ of New Haven. cutor F. Joseph Paradise In the RENTALS pelvis and dislocated hip. 8 number of resignations. Still, 96 Cooper Hill St. IV. cases of Allan Burrill, 18, and Ed­ Khrushchev turned *^^ier THE MARRIAGE Her fiance ia a son of Mr. and Senate Vote 'The wooden living quarters and officials, pointed out that diplo­ from a lukewarm Mrs. John D. Lyncheski of ’Troop, ward Dailey, 19, both of South office space were demolished by matic as.signments are regularly CONSULTATION Officers of the Crlstoforo Co­ Windsor, on similar counts of lombo Society will be at the Ital­ Miss Alien is a 1951 gi'aaua,.e Vacation Specials the bla.st. A 10 foot hole wa.s blown rotated and some of the envoys ception to a major Sovi^*’ of Manchester High School and a larceny (imder 816), out of one of the cement block appointed during the first year of summit parley call^ O F F IC E O F ian American Club, Elldiidge St., Richard Adams, 24, of 28 Depot One, two or thrSe weeks Unlikely for tonight at 7:30 to collect dues. 1959 graduate of Mt. Ida Junior garage walls. Two walls were left the Kennedy administration are ently to consolidate College, Newton Centre, Mass. She Sq., pleaded guilty to a non-sup­ Get Oar Rates standing. now up for reassignment afte:' two DR. ALBERT QUADE CHILDREN'S port charge and his case was con­ for a showdown with ’The VFW Auxiliary will sponsor is a service representative at the State trooper Robert Blouin said years in their overseas posts. Southern New England Telephone tinued until July 11 for disposition. Paul Dodga PonHoe a gasoline tanker truck was pump­ Administration sources gave Chinese. Red IN STO R R S a card party tonight at 8 at the ’The case of Alan C. Edwairds, Bill on CD The (Chinese-Soviet HEALTH SAND post home, 608 E. Center St. Co., East Hartford. INC. ing gas into the storage tank when these among the changes in the 34, WUllmantic, dtarged. with op­ the explosion occurred. There was offing; feud broke into the ope^Ioglcaj WILL BE CLOSED Mr. Lyncheski is a 1963 gradu­ erating a motor v^lde whdle un­ Phone 649-2881 WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ 378 MAIN STREET no fire. Charles W. Yost, a deputy rep- as at least five (^ommuni*. ■KaJh W. H. ENGLAND Donald E. Besser, son of Dr. and ate of Troop High School. He re­ der influence of liquor or dent Kennedy’s 8176-million fallout tains responded to Khi-,, J Chief’ FROM JUNE 80 Mrs. Edward L. Besser, 114 Ade­ ceived a B.S. associate degree in re.sentatiye to the United Nations LUMBER C O . $12.98 shelter program—its legacy that under Adlai E. Stevenson, to be­ call. ^ *h ch ev , laide Rd., Is on the honor roll for engineering in 1966 from Keystone of a legislative stepchild—Cipcars Budget Signed (k)inclding with the me»»i TO J U L Y 11 “ At the Green”— 649-6201 the final marking period at Mount come ambassador to Yugoslavia. .Iiinlor College, La PUume, Pa., Better Dreeeee headed for a test on the House HARTFORU (A P )—Gov. John A career diplomat, Yost would Kremlin published a Khh*> the Hermon School, from which he re­ and a B.S. degree in chemical en- floor. N. Dempsey has slg.ied the budget speech in which the Sow "*’chev cently graduated. Second Floor succeed George T’. Kennan. w’.io guieering from Lehigh Unlversiity, But the man who would be In bill that was dictated to him by is returning to the Institute for mier: ' ^ *t Bethlehem, Pa. He is a member charge of guiding civil defense three Republicans in the closing Advanced Study at Princeton, 1. Acknowledged as not-. of the American Institute of leglriation through the House con­ hours of the 1963 General Assem­ N.J. President Kennedy's cal) "? ’®cthy Chemical Ekiglneers. He is an ceded today it would take an all- bly. Career, diplomat Henry A. By- newed efforts for peace L O O K - The bill includeo a general fund analytical enghieer and test engi­ out campaign to win approval. roade, a senior adviser with the 2. Reaffirmed the "prin neer at Pratt and Whitney, divi­ And the administration's civil budget of aibout 8&T0 million for U.S. Disarmament Agency, to be peaceful coexistence as ct THIS WEEKEND sion of United Aircraft Corp., defense boss, while optimistic the biennium starting Monday. ambassador to Burma. He would era! line of our foreign - Zcn- East Hartford. about prospects for House passage But he refused to accept every­ succeed John S. Everton, former 3. enlarged that the A Sept. 7 wedding is planned. HO R SES of the measure, said Its chances in thing in it. He ujKd vetoes on four Communists have "cvt*®*»C Ford Foundation official, who is and 4th of July the Senate are dim. items. sharpened” their relation That’s the situation after five Among other bills vetoed yes­ (Continued on Page Four) Moscow -and accused thenT '**th weeks of civil defense hearings be­ terday as Dempsey continued to sorting to a “ racial apprj^ of r*. for SA LE! fore a House Armed Services sub­ plow through the staclc left him an attempt to ■win Asians *'‘^**” in committee headed by Rep. F. Ed­ when the legislators wept home ricans to their side, rath***** Af. ' ward Hebert, D-La. from the regular session June 6 to the side of Cktmmunist,?*’ th*ii We have had a new shipment of HAND-PICKED .Hebert said the subcommittee was onit that would have made it S even D ie Lads and Lassies Dance skin is white. *^Os% DON’T simpler for a person to divorce a WESTERN and ENGLISH HORSES. They have been ^vilI resume executive-sMsion Khrushchev made th« heavlngs July 10, taking secret mentally ill spouse. Seated on a ceremonial rostrun). President Kennedy D O N 'T go in heavy traffic to the shore thoroughly checked by a veterinarian for sound physi- last ■ week at a meeting •P*cch testimony from Pentagon officials (Besides the budget biil, another Central Cktmmltteo of th- thg mJ: watches a display of Irish dancing by youngsters in D O N 'T deny your jEamily a nice cookout cal condition! We have good children’s horses and tdH: before it decides what to do about piece of legislation signed was the In Crash of Eyre Square, Galway. (AP Photofax.) Communist JMirty. 8ovi*t D O N 'T deny your family a nice place to bathe aduR horses. We also have fine ENGLISH PLEAS­ the legislation. measure outlawing the practice o t It wa's at that me*u« URE and JUMPING HORSES! Hebert himself indicates he’s optometry in comme clal eetato- Kremlin ruled out p u bilr^ Khe D O N 'T deny your youngsters the thrill of fishing for the measure. With millions of Ushments such as department and Bus, Cars a bitter Chinese attack lives potentially at stake, he said, jewelry stores. cow. Peking, opposed to**? • ALL HORSES ARE GUARANTEED! # Sizes: 12-20, 12^2-221/^ if Congress errs, it should be in lit has a "grandfathei* clause” ence with the West, ' LET'S GET GOING Coronation Tomorrow the direction of caution. Hebert that will allow optometrists cur­ RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP)— A JFK Winds Up Tour called for Khruriichev’* ^ e c t 100% amel jersey . . . Bermuda would be floor manager of any rently employed in this manner to bus with 31 persons aboard skid­ The 30,000-word docuin For the&l||rst time in generations, a papal coronation will civil defense bill sent to the House continue. But no new Ones may be FOR REAL SUMMER UVING collar . . . permanently pleated full ded early today, jumped the cen­ tried to dictate the. ^Iso OPEN 7 DATS take place outdoors tomorrow in St. Peter’s Square. by the Armed Servicea Commit­ hired. ter island and smashed into two the meeting the Chinese tor 11 MAPLE ST. CIRCLE “S” RANCH skirt . . . Striped ribbon belt. Col­ Pope Paul VI will celebrate Mass with cardinals and dig­ tee. The present law on divorcing a autos. Seven persons were killed sians have scheduled Rua- Across From First National nitaries seated alongside. (AP Photofax.) The bill would authorise 8176 mentally ill spouse requires that and 26 injured, four critically. Of Ancestors’ Land Moscow in an attempt to i M EAST ST., A N D O V E R # 643-2937 ors: Aqua, navy, yellow. % Store Parking Lot million to provide federal incen-. the court Appoint two psychiatrists The scene « f the citash, 10 miles their differences. out to examine him or her and inform COIN OPERATED tlve payments to public and non­ west of New York City, Was a The Red OUneae emk- WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! profit institutions Which build pub­ the court on the probability of mass of wreckage, bodies, and GALWAY, Ireland (AP)—Presi­ nuclear weapons. Disarmament is East Berlin used the M D O check nearby ASHFORD LAKE for all the lic fallout shelieru.. further indefinite hospitalization. dent Kennedy arrived in Galway also high on the Kennedy-Macmil- 16-Lb. IVasb—26c parts of bodies. Police said two of Khrushchev’s arrival to o) of above pleasures It aldo calls for shelter con­ The bill vetoed by Dempsey 'would the dea4 were in one of the ears today on the last leg of his Irish lan agenda. 8-Lb. Dry Clean—81.76 have eliminated this requirement. the Peking document to n D O drive out to ASHFORD LAKE Senators Against struction in all federal buildings. and five were passengers on the tour and was accorded the free­ The President flies from Sannon covering the Soviet premr*Y*'"«»» AfSlaUnt Secretary of Defense Mu, but they had only four posi­ dom of the city as thousands to Gatwick Airport in southern it. ■ Vie- D O call Art Knofla— 643-5440 or 649-5938 Gteiiart L. Pittman thinks the Rail Fund Claimed tive identifications. cheered. England where he will be met by The East aerman For.,, , and ask for ASHFORD LAKE DETAILS .proDpecto. are, good lor House ap­ . m m HAVHN —(AP) — ■nie Two ]persons died at Hacken­ Kennedy flew by helicopter Macmillan and other dignitaries istry publicly rebuked th * S . **!»»■ Open Daily from proval. ‘ ‘There’s a good deal more b a n l^ p t New Haven Railroad, sack Hospital. One was identified from Dublin to Galway’s sports and an honor guard of the Royal for the act. ®M ese D O buy a lot or cottage at ASHFORD LAKE 1561 W . Main $t. ‘Lily-WhUe’ GOP support for this than has shown grounds and then motored down­ Air Force. A 16-mlnute helicopter 7 :30 Eum. to 5 :30 p.m. which owes the federal govern­ as Miss Leonora Lerner, 24, Ruth­ The Kremlin said Khry^ CASH Itself,” Pittman says. erford, a passenger in one of the town to Eyre Square for an out­ ride will take Kennedy and Mac­ ment $12,749,000,000, may soon came to East Berlin to ichev "The problem is to take this door ceremonial full of infor­ Including Saturday owe it only 810,949,000. cars. millan to the prime minister’s in the 70th birthday Willimantic WASHINGTON (AP)—TWo OOP:8>Javit8, and its moderates, repre­ rather unappealing subject and get The government yesterday put Police identified three of the mality and enthusiasm. home at Birch Grove, 87 miles SundaySiindav to fnr r EastSWiit n«pn.—German '^bratinn Mnators- have cautioned fellow Re­ people to give it time and atten­ Kennedy would up a triumphal outside London. Open Thursday Nights sented by Scott, that adherents of in a olaim for 81.8 million award­ dead bus passengers as Anthony nlst leader Waiter Ulbricjjj**®>U- publican. not to “ beat each other conservative Sen. Barry M. Gold- tion,” he said. Vertullo, 67, of Clifton; Joseph A. three-day tour of his ancestral They plan to give top priority ASHFORD ed the line recently in litigation But no one to Moscow i LUMBER Phone 423-1649 tiU9 to bits’’ In a conservative-liberal water, R-Ariz., may be steering Plttpian said Kennedy is square­ with the New York Central Rail­ Ciaputo, 78, of Rutherford, and land with a quick swing around in their talks to coming negotia­ row or paint the party ’’Illy ly behind the measure, and when the rugged West of Ireland before lin believed seriously Ber- the Republican elephant on trails road. Joseph J. Domino, of Pompton tions with Russia on a nuclear brlcht’s birthday was the white” in disputes over ei'vll Ihey don’t want to travel. the time comes for House con­ Ihe dlaim was in the form of a Plains, a sailor. heading for a quiet reception test ban. rights. sideration "there’s no question in southern England and talks son. Birthdays of (kanp..^ - **•- Javits said it was onb thing for petition to U. S. District Court. The accident occurred several Kennedy also is expected to pre- ficials within the Red LAKE Sen. Jacob K. Javlts of New a ‘‘leading candidate” for the 1964 that the President and the entire hundred yards east of the Route 3 with Prime,Minister Harold Mac­ orbit Judge Robert P. Anderson set. no June is Busting out all over! millan. acknowledged by teleap,-.' Are (26 MILES EAST OF MANCHESTER) OFF ROUTE 44 York spoke out in the Senate Fri­ GOP presidential nomination — administration's support will make date for a hearing on the petifon. Drive-in Theater on Berry's Creek (Oqntinued .on Page Six) friendship and good .of day against what he said would meaning Goldwater—to oppose the itself felt.” The Now Haven won the 81-8 Bridge, where the highway rises Bareheaded as usual and radia­ The Outstanding Lake Development of Eastern Connecticut ting energy, the smiling, waving By the time the East o ' be "a mortal threat to my party central provision of President “ It has a clear high priority,” million in an action involving in* sharply over an underpass en­ Oonpan and a very serious threat to the President grew solemn as he radio completed a broa,j, Kennedy’s civil-rights program, a trance to , the movie. the arrival festivities, ~ Jjf** of ARTHUR A. KNOFLA. Sales Agent country if the Republican party proposal to enforce racial deseg­ (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Seven) It happened just after the Inter- signed the scroll according him Tel. 643-5440—875 Main St., Manchester—Tel. 649-5948 riiould go Illy white.” Galway’s highest honor—the free­ YGOP Finishes by Ulbrlcht and a crowd of**n"* DOUBLE regation on privately owned firms City Transportation Co. bus crested less East Germans, it w ««*.i In San Francisco,- Sen. Hugh dom of the city. j serving the public. the hill and started down. The that something else was IlhoS**'*' WORLD GREEN Big 2-Day Outdoor Scott of told the But it was quite another thing, wreckage of the bus lay at the City officials extolled Kennedy Rowdy Parley transpire. to Young Republican National Fed­ Javits said, for the party of Abra­ foot of the hill, most of it on-the as a third-generation Irishman eration that "with misplaced zeal who came back home. They spoke About every three hours the r- ham Lincoln to permit Itself to be . six foot wide, center Island, which dio broadcast the name o t and unduly violent clashes of tagged as In any way segrega-! is only a lew inches high.' in Gaelic and English with the by JERRY RANKIN STAMPS opinion, we can cripple ourselves emphasis on the Irish tongue. It SAN PRANCISeX) (AP)—A plea more East European leader **** tionist. He said no civil righto pro­ The bus driver, Wilbur Parker grievlousiy, . .and lose the next flourishes more in the West Coast for unity has closed the Young his way to Berlin. Wladislaw gram is going to be enacted with­ Jr.. 30. Paterson, said: mulka from Poland, Antonin N ' tlecUon.” out Republican support. “ I was coming off the hill over area of Ireland than in the Dublin Republican National Convention, A L L W EE K capital. votni from Czechoslovakia, j*?® ’ BUILDING CLINIC Scott also put into the Congn^es- “ We all knopr that civil rights Berry's Creek and I was in the marked by bitter discord over Kadar from Hungary, TeJS®* Once a great medieval port, rional Record a statement In hasn’t got a prayer without Re­ left lane when a car came out of election of officers. Zhivkov from Bulgaria. "o«or A. which he said he did not know of publican votes,” he said. “ We all Galway has contributed thousands Veteran observers called the June a single “ responsible Republican oif emigrants to the United States, Their names were dropped au^ know that cloture (debate Ilmita-! (Continued on Page Eleven) 13th biennial meeting which end­ FOR DO-IT-YOURSELFERS AND CONTRACTORS, TOO! which Kennedy said now has 28 leader who Is not morally coip- tlon) hasn’t a prayer without R e-' ed early today one of the rowdiest (Continued on Page tU x) mitted to the fundamental princi­ publican votes and wq are going million citizens of Irish blood. ever staged. During the more than SINGER C/ime Sforfs Friday, June 28fh and Continues to 5:30 P.M. Saturday, ple of equal rights for all Ameri­ to have to have closure to get The Irish never had such a four days, the Young Republicans 29th cans, regardless of race.” legislation.” Visitors Crowd visitor, the great grandson of a heard senior party members coun­ ■ r- t These Statements reflected ob­ To break a filibuster by limiting poor emigrant who made good in sel harmony while they were en- June 29th. Come Early, Stay Late! viously mounting fears by the most staggering fashion. The tor­ aged in heated arguments. BiiUetins party’s liberals, represent^ by (ContlnuMl on Page Six) i rent of acclamation has kept Ken­ The climax came Friday after­ Gettysburg for nedy’s Secret Service g;uards ever noon when after two hours and 45 Called from AP Wirog AT THE PARKADE MANCHESTER on the hop—from homespun get- minutes of uproar, Donald Lukens, Anniv ersary togethers like the family party at 32, of Washington, D.C.. was elect­ his Dunganstown ancestral home ed chairman of the Young Repub­ USSR ASKS REOAU, SPEC OPEN THURSDAY TILL 9 to the glitter of ceremonies in lican National Federation for the Rail Battle Looms GETTYSBURG. Pa. (AP) — Dublin (^stle and Ireland’s Par­ next two years. The Goldwater MOSCOW (A P)—Bed Cfcla. BAHLER-MOSER ^AIRY STORE Thousands o t visitors • began liament. ' • disclosed today the Soviet Um?* There’s never been an outdoor clinic like this, before 1 Here’s '-'N Republican is minority clerk for has demanded riie recall ^ YOUR CHOICE streaming into this ,once-tlny Kennedy issued a resounding the U.S. House of Representatives Specializing in Farm Fresh Milk, Ice Cream and Dairy Products . . pledge in the Irish Parliament three members of the rat- ** where many factory representatives and the .courteous Cash crossroads town today to r the Rules Committee. PRODUCERS • PROCESSORS • DISTRIBUTORS FREE COME AND GET 'EM 100th anniversary of the epic Bat­ Friday in support of a proposal Lukens narrowly beat the more embassy In Moscow, "a T??* Over Rock Island tle of Gettysburg. Ireland first sponsored in Uie Unit-’ without preoedeat In the ^ Lumbr staff have joined together to bring you easy-does-it REFRESHMENTS ON SAT. ONLY tlons between the two A tMt« tempting The three day commemoration ed Nations—to halt the spread of (Continued on Page Two) SINGER* is expected to attract a quarter powers. Western diplomau ^ 55 GRAND OPENING SPECIALS ideas . . . trailerloads of direct-from-'Uie-factory merchandise By ROGER LANE athe Union Pacific and spurned the Soviet nrijlo* may Rug Cleaner- AP Business Newa Writer of a million people to the lush RoMsItr Ffankfirt Heineman’a tender. green fields, where 100 years ago, the Chinese % ^ c o t t Green Stamps With All Packaged Products Floor Polisher. plus a fabulous array of name branded building i»oducts. NEW YORK (AP)—A financial Dr. Stephdn Ward, L^don society osteopath who faces Nettled on » “ We intend to move right ahead 61,000 Americans were killed, vlet-Chinese W w logteai^^^l^. iScrub. wax, ■torm la brewing that savors of with our proposal to Rock Island vice charges. (AP Pljjbtofax.) dne to epen In M o s ^ knock-down, drag-out fig h t s wounded or captured In the bat­ Dr. Furst’s Mnemonics This is not' a sale,. . . but they do represefat typical Cash WONDER ROLL stockholders,’ ’ sale) Heineman Fri­ tle that virtually decided the Civ­ “The Chinese could hkv. Z * " polish, among the legendary railroad day. In this, he would be asking the matter quiet,” one Buy One Gal. Bohler Farms with ninatnrd and rrtl«h il War. FREE—FREE shampoo rugs. Lumber’s low, low cash and carry prices. baroiu of 76 yean ago. shareowners to repudiate the judg­ diplomat commented, st*. *?** It blew up almost overnight this Local Hotels and/ motels have ICE CREAM FOR 99c Milk G lass PLUS A CUP OF ment of their elected directors. been booked solid for months. Cures Ailing Memories ginning to look as If FREE BALLOONS FOR THE KIDS week In the idyle of erte battles To do this effectively, the North Vice Hearing Promises really want to eotne waged by the Hills, l^ d srb llts, Even Gettysburg stores and res­ month.” *** fHAt Sugar Bowls — Cream Pitchers OOGA-GOU Western presumably will have to taurants are in the ’spirit of the Harrimans and Jay Gould before gain access, to the stockholders’ With the purchase of Bacon, Cot­ FEATHERWEIGHT* FREE WONDER CUPCAKE the turn of the century. event, dressing their waitresses NEW YORK (AP)—Do names|,unforgettlng wife, a phenomenal and get the second . Bat of the Rock Island, raising and sales girls in full-length cali­ fall trippingly off your tongue memory and practically no knowl­ TUNA BOAT SBiggg. * tage Cheese, Butter, Orange Juice, VACUUM. The prise: the Chicago, Rock the question of a possible court More Uproar in Britain while perfoitoing introductions, SAN DIEOO, Calif Island and Pacific RalIrDad, a co dresses and bonneta to recap­ edge of English. IVIargarine or two dozen strictly fight on this issue. and do you never forget a face? In the last 20 years, he has Tho San Diego tnna one for 1e Just 7Vt lbs. for midcontinent line with strat^e. ture .Civil War atmosphere. Farm Fresh Eggs. In Wall Street, raUroad finan­ The town itself is decorated with Do you always remember ex­ taught at least 26,000 absent-mind­ reported by radio h » i ^ light cleaning. RUBEROID FIBERGLAS INSULATION importance to Western railroads cial analysts set up end took no- LONDON (AP)—A shapely_red-^ly toppled Prime Minister Harold actly where you parked your car? assed off the coast o f ^ because of its access to Chiosgo. flags and red, white and blue ed Americans—in his School of Limit 4 Half Gals, to Customer tlos. head who once danced in s Paris MaemfUsn’s government. bunting. Souvenir shops are sell­ Can you invariably go straight Memory, ‘ at adult education Friday with one vessel While They Last! SPECIAL TRAULERLOAD FOR OUR BUILDING CUNIC, 16" and 24" WIDTHS The adversaries: The rich, sto­ “ I don’t know where Heineman nightclub was expected to be to where you laid your glasses or two hours and six ethers _ _ _ _ _ ried Union Pacific Railroad, a It was Ward who introduced ing everything from ash tfay courses in Brooklyn Ctollege where can get the money to carry the celled today as a surprise wit­ Christine to Protumo and Soviet maps of the batUefield to Union keys or sewing, hours before? he and his wife are instructors by an Ecuadorian bwah^T?? kind of Goliath in present circum­ fight,” said one. “ It seems like ness in the sensation-packed vice Then you need no advice from with your purchase of any stances, and the poor-rriatian CU- naval attache Evgeny Ivanov. It Army hardtack. and ' at various business firms San Diego representative INSULATE NOW 24 he’s tn riu to do this with mirrors. hearing of Dr. Stephen Ward. was also Ward who broke the Twenty-seven states and the Dr. Bruno Furst and Lotte, a fel­ where he guides young executives ship Ranger said today SLANT-O-MATIC* cago A .North Western Railway, ^Ths CANW certainly doesn’t have The proeecution told 2S-year*old 50 Free Green Stamps With Every Vi Gal. O f Our the David of the piece. scandal involying the three • way District of .Columbia will "take part low memory Instructor and his in remembering names, price lists by radio with the slUa,^!*” Zigzag Portable Economy ^32*^ $^*48 the wherewithal. Ronna Ricardo only 10 hours be­ sex relationship of Miss Keeler, in the commemoration) wife of 35 years. and sales talks. another boat who said iR d SAVE Guiding the North Western’s “ But there’s no doubt he’s a fore the Ward heartog opened Fri­ Farm Fresh Milk slingshot is Ben W. Heineman, Profumo and Ivanov, who was The program includes 'pageants But most of us Belong ^to the His 'most recent venture is train­ ger was boarded about sg smart ofierator. You can’t sell day that she was wanted as a'wit- generally regarded as a Soviet In­ of folklore, speech^ from distin­ masses of the great forgetful, ing the staff of New York’s new­ tra m the ooaot by ore»ia„T™ y ’ b o i^ ohalnnan since 1966 and him short. He got the money nssB sgalnat the 60-yesr-old socl- widely regarded in the Industry telligence agent. guished personalities such as for­ those -who depend on a recall est hotel, the Hilton, to be ingra­ an armed Ecuadorian somehwere to,gain control of the sty osteopath. This is the second day cf the mer President thright D. Eisen­ that’s ridiculous—we usually re­ tiating by remembering every­ veeeel. Tho represeataiHa^I PIGTORE WINDOW RIOT TRAIUKLOAD SALI OF as an unusually bold and re­ North Western in 1966, and he’s sourceful executive. Ward faces si|ht charges which hearing before Magistrate Leo hower, a mammoth parade, the member (Mily trivia—and a string- thing about guests down to the tho armed vessel later wia S a ' C h S U W /L MR. JENNIJE Hmum, sa'ved It from the graveysxd.” include running a call ^ 1 stable Oradwell, who will decide whether dedication of two new state mon­ around-the-finger technique that choice betwem olive or lemon tgr nMiqland authoritlee t o n !- n o ” wide z 4*2” high etmiplctcly PLYGIMS FRE-FMISHID ^ Heineman startled the railroad In rejMtlng the North Weatera for upper crust Britons and living world on Monday with a hand­ Ward should go for trial at the uments and many displays and fails most of the time. ' twist. lease the Ranger. ^ *•* \ W E G I V E y MADE WHILE YOU WAIT ^ rtfer. Rock Island directors de­ off the earnings of playgirl Chris­ Old Bailey, London’s central crim­ exhibits. “ Anyone can develop a good Kindly, balding Furst, who primed— FaDy weather stripped^ PLYWOODS oR 4'xT t k - H some 8U6*mllll(Hi offer in stock, cided the Union Pacific’s was tine Keeler and her blonde room­ Eric Daffiberg Income bonds and eaah for the inal court. The hearing ia expect­ The highpolnt comes Wednes­ memory,” says Dr. Furst. “ Look beams encouragingly at your LANDINOB OLAUltjw ^ Cones, Sundaes, Milkshakes mors attractive, partly because of mate, Mandy Rice-Datries. ed to last five days. day, when 1,100 “ troops” from at me. My very bad memory every toddling step toward a TOKYO (AP)-Peldng a.e,. Take out auh. Rock Island. tax advantagea, to Rook Island Miss Ricardo waited in the SINGER The aurprlaa i$la the graator Mias Keeler, 21, wearing an North .and South Join to re-enact when I was a law student in Mu­ grown-up memory, and who can today claimed Chinese CoIlS? Take Home jQuarts and Pints $6.7S WILL BE HERE riiarehrtdars. wings Friday while auburn-haired off-whito suit and an air of cool the famous Pickett’s Charge. nich 60-some years ' ago was a recite every card in order after nlst coastal mlUtta tu n e«^"*' SEWING CENTER because of its tlnmg---three days Allied with the Union Pacific ChruUiu and Mandy held the bofore 'Rook Island wpoton were solf-oonfldence, said Lord Astor '.At 8 p.m.—^the pdecise nine it elassroom Joke.” one riffling of the deck, thinks me­ Noaalist Chtaeae agenle e(t v was the wealthy and powerful stage with ssnaatlaiisl accounts of had paid the rent of one. apart­ started a century ago — 600 . That’s when he got Interested in mory must be trAlned like muscle, China hetweea u and (RBBN SINCEa SEWIM MACHINE CO. TO HB.P YOU to peas on an sariler, tegnpOng fiautbem Paeifle Railroad. m im MX in Looden’s governmental, ment aba occupied—“ though thera “Rebe” will emerge from Semi* mnentonlcs (the science of me­ and sneers gently at the thought day. R saM Mm TAMPS. All Farm Fresh Dairy Products Are *’ iR peont bGOA and conflicting offer from the Un­ Two PloHiicI v r ... under the Unton Padfio-Rook dlplomatle and high aoclety eiiv was BO ulterior motive in that.” nary Ridge to begin the mile long mory) and later was able to that the mind can become oysrt^ kUled NataMaUats wUhTSS ]• 832 Main Street WITH YOUR ion PaoUtc, raUdon’s No. 1 moo- bland dtrangoment, the Southern cles. m Processed By Moser Dairy, Rockville eymaker. Slto admitted she had sexual rs- march to the Unloii ramparts astound judfes and sway juries crowded. were taken prisoner. The eZZT, \ Tel. 643-8888 Faciflo would get to buy, upeu The story Msmed certain to latioos with Profumo, and slept and clump .of trees known as with his impeccable recounting of He has numerous systems of munleta elalmad selspn at nh , ' ‘AiiMtawtstlWSmURCeL I Spowisii Loeawoed Closer .observers toought tooy DRIVEWAY PROBLEMS ^tooted some warning In Rode oause as Mg an uproar as only once with Ivanov. She also “ the hi|d> water mark ef the Con­ testimony and previous rulings. memory, but for those who would made earbtaee, rifles, Uand m ks, but ea Thuradiy original dtaeloauros which e a u ^ told af attain with Jim Bylan— federacy.” A n o u t s ^ s n antl-Nasl, he came Just like to be able to vemember ammoaMlea, Nook Maud dtreoton'wotod tar tho downMl of tem or War Mb>* to ttilB eountzy fei 1938 hy^ way o t M b Oi Virotann and >sa» Mb ’jatoBsWy at 9n ta », atth aa

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