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I- ' /■■■■ /■ . \ ■ .S, V PAGE, TWENTY WEDi^ESDAY, Au g u s t i, i9 6 i A vm g a Daily Net Prcaa Ban Vsr the Week Ended Tba Wdatlia’ adm ta. iMt Emssest ed V. a. Waalbsr Ewaaii T ments with our cameras. We did so, movie him and two snspaiiots of the flnt, and many . more new Oleer, goHe .eeel tsnight. Ikiw 'Bird'With Brofrue , 13,601 About Town and were I'ewarded with photo the great lady boforp sl)s moved friend# were made by all. la-di. B— y. BsnHnnsd wnnn n i- Flies McCoihb Coop Scouts Return. s Home. graphing and chatting with the on. We weire migrossed mainly with Clestdl for Voeotioft . Member ol the Andit National President of Girl Scouts Moat of lu stood in line for a packing, oh the 29th, .and departed Until Anoiift 13lli Boieea e t ObeiilatteiB dey. '88-88. f / , Geti^Id M. Menard, p«Uy officer "Are ye goowln’ ta Por-te- Mrs,i: Charles U. Culmer after she long while on the 24th to get a by-bus for Hartford early on the ManehmeUfr^A Cky •/ ViUmgm Chmrm ■econo class, U.S. Navy, - son of doon?” a four-year-old gfray had finished her lunch with a pa first day cover of the commemora 30th. It was a tearful farewelK and Cenran'f InsuricMM Mrs. BJdith Menard, 83 Ridge St., and turquoise parakeet may From 1962 Roundup trol of girls from RhodeTsland, and tive Girl Scout stamp, and Uie as we rolled out of the loading area, 4 GREEN ROAD and the late ^aiifeph Menard, has ask you lii an Irish brogue. waa walking to her next appoint daily rUn Showers continued. Oth the cry "See you in ’84’’ came from MANOHEBTER TOL,LXXXI,NO. 257 (’hVENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1962 (CHssIWed AdvedUsing an Enge lg) PRICE n V E CENTS been ti ansferred -to Rooaeyelt Rd. "No, but I'm' going to 85 ment. I was able tqi take 25 feet of erwise the second week was like Just about everyone.' Base in Puerto Rico for three 'The Girl Scout Senior Round-PScout laws and promise sa gtand- Brookfield St.,’’ yoU might an up In Button ■ Bay State Park ards to live by, and before sieging years' duty. Menard with his wife swer, Which la just as good. and son recently spent a 30-day Burlington, Vt., ended Sunday for to promote peace between o U i^, leave in Manchester and THomp- "Skippy” is the pet df Mr. 10,000 Senior Scouts, including to seek the inner peace within oiiit- Detection Easier \ sonviUe before taking a jet flight and Mra. Robert McOimb. 86 tiiany fiom the Manchester area. aelves which comes from obedience State News Albany, Ga. . to San Juan to start his second tour Brookfield St. H e. haa ^ n In a final report to The Her to these laws. Hie event qlosed- of duty. Menard recently com missing since Iw tlew out of thh ald, Manchester Scout Carolanhe with the lighting of a huge cere pleted ffve years’ sea duty on the porch door a week ago Satur Gryk tells about the last week at monial campfire, each atlck of Roundup Race Issue U.S.’S. Valley Forge and wasp. day. » tite roundup. which Was donated by a separate Both the McCombs were bom oem]Mr. U.S. Fixes New The last week of Roundup was Otner lesser events of the past HOUSE The Ladies' Auxiliary of the in Northern Ireland. Mrs. Mc- Comb tai^ht Skippy to say a highlighted by a press conference week were the youth forums, Deadlocked Veterans of World War *1, Depart many with a spotlight on careers, MAIN 5T„ MANCHESTER . P ^O N E Ml 3-4123 y Palladino Takes ment of Connecticut, will meet at number of phrases and sen held by Ch^eriile "Kit’’ Hammett, tences, all in an Irish lilt. the moa( noteworthy of which the K of C Hall, 438 Orange St., noted campdraft authority, au were “The Woman in Intemationa- Sheriff Primary ALBANY, G o. (AP)—Ra New Haven, Sunday, at 2 p.m. thor of "The ABC’s of Camp- al Life,” "The Peace Corps: One N- cial issues remained deadlock Officers will wear white dres.ses. Members of Anderson Shea Post Year Later,’’ and Several on' dif Refreshments will be s*erved. craft,’’ and director, of ro'Undup NEW HAVEN (AP)—Rh- ed today despite President and Auxiliary! VFW, wriU meet to program, for 25 girl corre-spond- ferent branches of medicine. John F. Kennedy’s comment night at 7 at the W. P. Quish Fu ents and photographers in our Meet National Leader By dOHN M. HIGRTOWER ( The White House meeting Was publican voters in New Haven The second in a series of pre neral Home, 225 Main St., to pay camp, and two main area events. The biggest surprise LONDON (AP)—The Brit at Ft. Devens, Mass. Specialist in scouting for 45 years and was maetlng with his top military and amount to spying. elected.’’. , ' nest Vandiver. Kuhney was ordered to active duty who was a member. Members un TRUST CO. 893 Main Street, for - diplomatic advisers, Kennedy told Palladino won 4,873-4,285. About ish government denied politi- ' the first Girl Scout in Rhode Is the safe storage of valuables and The heart of the problem is that “We will never talk to outside with the 325th ASA Battalion la.st able to meet at the club may join land, she was asked to conjpare a news conference that the criti a total prohibition on nuclear 12 per cent of the 76,000 registered cal asylum to fugitive spy Dr- October during the Berlin crisis. the group at the funeral home at important papers. Rentals' begin agitators about local problems,” the Girl Scout of years ago with at a low 36 per year depending on cal issue between the United weapons tests could be poliqpd Republicans in the 27-town county the mayor said. Robert Soblen today and Specialist Kuhney and his wife live 7:15. her present day counterpart. States and the Soviet Union is the c iy with provision for checking went to the polls. tat Wallingford. the size. Enjoy peace of mind (or Sole spokesman for the seven'- moved swiftly to send him to "Scouting changes to fit the only pennies a day. right of international inspection. on earth shocks which might be Bruce demanded the primary af member Oty Commission, Kelley times, and then some," she He appealed to the* government ter Republicen State Headquarters the United States. caused by secret underground 8x- blamed agitators (or creating tur Pan 'American -- Airwasrs said HELCO Installs chuckled. "It was considered of Premier Khrushchev to drop plosions. The idea of ttie checks rejected his complaints about Pal- moil in Albany, whelre Negroes rather daring of Juliette Low to its total opposition to aocdi inspec ladino’s 58-57 victory at the June Soblen may be a passenger espionage in the SPECIAL! ★ FIRST CHOICE OF campaign against the Incumbent everything In our power to protect pumps in four underground trans Twelve annual community service Democrat, Sheriff J. Edward court of a democratic country and TMURS., FBI. and SAT. former vaults on Main St. in order award itpholarships from the Read SELECTED BEST FURS Nkrumah Uninjured the constitutional rights of all tfes was not a victim of poUtical or Slavin. people.” .fc to eliminate monthly manual drain er’s Digest Federation were pre Bruce promptly gave Palladino racial persecution. CATS PAW ing of the vaults. sented to one high school senior ★ A SMALL DEPbSIT AND if’. “I think It is inexplicable Afeot the requested pledge, saying "1 the City Commission can't ftt The 61-year-old Jewish psychi The work has been completed by from each of the 12 national Girl REGULAR PAYMENTS WILL am an organization man and I Peru’s Ex-President Starts Exile atrist previously was expoUsd RUBBER HEELS the Charter Oak Construction Co. Scout re^ons by Mrs. Theodore HOME MAID .ssassin’s Bomb plan to remain that way.” down and negotiate,” he gfeM. Peruvian President Manuel Prado and his wife, Clorinda M a la g a ^ Peru, ore shown on ar- from Israel, to vdiich he fled at Oak St. and is under way today Beck, assistant public relations di HOLD YOUR COAT UNTIL "We had to sit down and negoti r exile in France. They flew^h from Lima, Peru, with a Men’s, women’s, diildren’s. ate at Geneva. I don't see why at Orly Field, outside Paris, today for aboiutl an IsraeU airliner. He waa at Park St. Two other locations, rector of "The fa d e r's Digest.” OCTOBER 1ST nuts stopover last night in New Yofk Prado waa oustedted by a-mlUtary junta and imprisoned hospitalized for a time fei London, Guaranteed not to mark Bi.ssell and Locust, are also in President’s Message BAKERY, Inc. Pedestrian Deaths Up the City Commission can’t.” floors, no wood inside. From ACCRA, Ghana, (AP) — a^the democratic and political way HARTFORD (AP)— Pedestrien 11 days before hie six-year term expire^ last Saturday, (AP Photof^ via radio from Paris.) then transferred to Brixion volved. According to a HEIXIO The second arena event of the 699 MAIN ST. of Me.” The mayor didn’t rule out the Prison. onr regular ntock. spokesman, the work will be com week, and the last of the entire bomb exploded near Preetdent fatailties in Connecticut are run possibility of talking with Albany The <4>poaiUon has only eight ning SO per cent above the aver Brooke said that, but for tfea pleted by the end ..of the week, ex encampment, was on a “serve the Rwame Nkrumah in a small tosm members in the 112-semt parlia Negroes but he stated as a condi seU-inflicted wounds, Soblen cept for repaving the excavations. future” theme. A talk, "Be a Think CLOSED In northern Ghana Wednead^ ment and for - some time op age for the five years preceding, tion to negotiations the departure Estes Associate Justice Keogh i R t g . Workers of the Southern New ing Lady.” was given by Miss Mary the State Safety Commission said of King and his corps of integra “would undoubtedly and propeiiy Lou Raskin, a physicist known for night, killing four persomi a«a in- position leadera have been ar yesterday. Two-thirds of the total have been refused leave to land England Telephone Co. and of the juring 86; Nkrumah escaped .)m- rested and held"' without trial. tion strategists. and the airline would have been $1 D 0 Hartford Gas Co. have verified lo her work with plastics, and the FOR W OOL AND CAli^EL'S HAIR of 48 for the year’s first seven King agreed with the President Sentenced f o r answer to President Kennedy’s hurt. \ Special courts have been set up months are accounted for by chil required to remove him at once cations of their lines near the CLASSIC BOY COAT The dead included a schoolboy to hand down death sentences — on negotiations. The integration on the plane en which fee Open Mon.—Ckmed Wed. vaults for HELCO. challenge compiled from the writ dren un^er 16 and adults over 65, leader, after a week behind bars,, Clement Favored ten opinions of poundup campers and two policemen. without right of appeal — for the commission said. arrived. ” For that purpose the utility com- VACATION • double breasted The attempt on the president’s “anti-state offenses." said Kelley was offering “an ex Attempted Fix ‘ pani'es used pipe detectors. A pipe was road. President Kennedy had • notch convertible collar cuse and anoUier Svasiva actaema lliare waa 'no fenmediate feiA- SAM YU LYES said, "With my greetings I send Ufa was made when, he stopped In 1989, a government commis ii.tion what piana Soblen would 38 OAK STREET I detector is a two-part device which • all hand piped button holes at a vUlage 800 miles north ' of sion of. inqui^^ found by a'ma S^cunmef Drowned to avoid, negotiating/’ NEW YORK (AX'?—«t«ta -1 i induces current from the surface you a serious challenge . . . I ask • simulated pearl buttons WUXJMANnc (AP) — Harry ‘1 have atways indicated pubUc- be put aboard. He waa oa an > Same Side As Watkins you to pause to consider how best Aocra on his way home from a jority decision that four men, In- prams Court Justtoe J. Vincent taraaU El A1 Airlines plane when I into an underground line and then • half belt button back * visit to Upper Volta, Ghana’s chldhig two former opposition Generous, 40, of Old Plains Rd., ly and privately that I would go Keogh waa sentenced today to two picks up the signal at another you as individuals can prepare • hand felled Windham,' drowned last night in a so far as to Ieav« Albany tem- he wounded himself. yourselves for service to your northern neighbor. members of parliament, had plot years in prison on a charge of ob Immediately aftM Brooke’s an- point on the surface, thu.s estab • aet-in aleevea- Nkrumah had just gotten out of ted to assassinate the president pond off Pigeon Swamp Rd. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) —r For>#gresamen, seven Democrats and structing justice by trying to fix a. lishing the underground path of country and to mankind.” We re- • wool interlining Generous left his fishing com (Oonttnned am Page llight) - - one Republican, seek lienomina- iiouneement, El A1 said it had no I plied, in a seVen-part answer, that SWIMMING POOL his car when the bomb went off. and stage a coup d’etat. mer Gov. FraAk Clement, the federal court bankruptcy case. new information about the case. the line. s junior sizes 3 to 15, misses’ 8 to 18 Some members of his party were Some Western sources say they panions and decided to go. for a tion. Tferee faced serious opposi 1 we would re-examine our Girl swim. State Police said he was “boy wonder’^ of ’Tennessee poli tion—Reps. James Frazier of His two co-defmdants, Elliott Brooke’s deeisioii was the latest Read Herald Advs. amcmg the injured. believe Ghana started life as an tics a decade ago, ie rated as the Kahaner, 36, a former U.S. assist chapter in a tangled legal case FILTERS ALSO AVAILABLE IN BALMAACAN MODEL Police said they had detained independent nation with too much spotted floundering in the middle Chattanoiaga, Carlton Loser of of the pond and went under. man to beat today in a three-way Nashville and Clifford Davis of ant attorney in Brooklyn, and An which began' whan Soblen, eon- For Above Ground Pools 28 persons for questlwiing. They money in the bank —- about $560 A Is op Assails tonio (Tony Ducks) Contilo, 47, an miliion' — and quickly developed T\vo companions. Jean Douches- contest (or the Democratic nomi Memphis^ all Democrats. "LA-RIBA" BOY COAT WITH cordoned off the area and began neau and Bobby Joe Gale, managed nation for governor. Frasier is opposed by Wilkes underworld figure, also were sen . fCeatiniied on Page Eight) eombing the surrounding bush notions of grandeur which are tenced to two years. $ 3 2 . 5 0 ' ”’ country for the would-be assassin. now taking their toll. ' to reach Generous in a boat, but Democrats for Opposing him in a race that to- Thrasher and Raymond Prater, WEDDING BAND MINK COLLAR efforts t» revive him failed. cused more on ipersonalltiee than both of Chattanooga. Davis’ - U.S. District Court Judge Bd- A forceful man, Nkrumah tma Immense sums were poured issues were CUy Commissioner pqnents are Lewis Taliaferro and war-' Weinfeld ordered the sen Call Casey's been dubbed a “black Hitler,” by into educational schemes, a na Lack of Jobs WUIlam W. Farris of Memphis Ross Pritchard. Loser faces Rich tences after the 86-year-old Keogh 79.99 Value bis opponmts, while his own po tional airline and other projects. Jobless Pay Down and veteran Chattanooga Mayor ard Fulton and Gordon Turner. swore his innocence “in the pres Casey’s Swimming 64. litical followers have bracketed At the ..same ,time, > the cost of HARTF^fMlD (AP)—Unemploy ence of the ever-living God.” BiiUetiias • 100% all wool Ms name with Jesus (3irist, Karl living sklwly rose and with it op ment compensation claims in Con NA.UOATUCK (A P)— Republi P. G. Olgiatti. Z. Alexander Looby, a Nashville AUGUST furniture SALE Pools Marx and Mohandas K. Gandhi. position to the ambitious execu A turnout . of c lO M to 700,000 city councilman, seeks to unseat .>,Weinfeld earlier haa rejected de- Colled from AP Rrino • stand-a-way wedding band mink collar necticut decreased by 5,633 to a can John Alsop opened his cam voters is«a possibility. a member of the State Supreme tehee motions to dismiss the case 289-918.3 • 3 button cloaing Soon after Britain granted in tive who wishes one day to lead total of 30.850 during the week paign for the governorship today Clemente, now 42, campaigned against the three defoidants. s welt seama . . . slash pockets dependence 'in 19S7 to the Gold a United States of Africa. that ended July 28. the State Labor Court and become the first Negro 80 James St., with an attack oq what he called on his record as governor from ever to be elected to the state’s Hie defendants were continued dJEMBNCY REFVSkD 8 East Hartford • push-up sleeves Coast, one-time center of the Ghana has a literacy rate of Department reported today. 1903-59, citing his administration’s, 1 their present status poidlng ap • hand picked yoke seamed back slave trade, Nkrumah told his 26 per cent of the population — Labor Commissioner Renato Rie- the “unawareness and inadequacy'' highest tribunal. An independent, SACRAMENTO, OaM. (AP)— of the Democratic state adminis accomplishments / in education, he opposes Democrat Weldon peals—Keogh and Kahaner re • hand piped button holes p e ^ e : highest among all the new Afr- mental health, welfare and indus leased in their own recognizance Ooy. Edmimd O. Brown rejected ”We are determhied to preserve rlcan states. (Coattnued on Page Eight) tratlon. White in a general election, in con toifaiy eleinen^ tor Mrs. Elhn- • satin lining with all wool interlining He said the state’s economic po try recruiting. He invlte'd his junction with the primary. and Corallo in 128,000 bail. • black, wild rice, blue, taupe rivals to state which of these pro They had been convicted June keth Dunenn and the Ime teem SALE! s misses’ sizes 8 to 18; brief 8 to 18; half sition has been weakened and that Polls open at 7 a.m.' (Central Me hired to kill her jlrwgnent grams they disapproved. ' ' sizes 14% to 24% "the time for change has come. We Standard Time). They begin clos- 16. The prosecution Mid Keogh ac dnughter-ln-law. All tferee need to wake up OMUiectlcut.” Farris, 38, and Olgiatti, 61, con Ing in the rural counties at 4 p.m. cepted a $22,800 bribe and Kahaner sohedided to be eaeciitod In Smi Check Your Medicine Cabinets! tended Clemente’s record was one /• Alsop w«s only one of the OOP with those in large counties re Guealla’e gas chamber WefoiM LUXURIOUS "LA-RIBA" candidates on the ticket who of broken promises, exaggera maining open until 7. (Coattnoed oa Page Mx) deqr. Xfee governor, whO' eendnet- launched their campaigns today. tions and mleiakes. They hit re ed on emotton-peicked hearing MINK SHAWL COLLAR Other candidatea for different of peatedly at his associations with Wedneadsy. telephaMid Ms do- fices made appearances elsewhere Billie Sol Estes, the bankrupt ■tea jbeM Los Aogeles; ^ Kennedy Pledge^ Stiff Curbs in Connecticut.'. Texas financial wisard, and called Eseq]^ Electric Chair 79.99 Valua Alsop, at a luncheon here, said (or an explanation. ART WALL CARDS «t 64. the person moat responsibla to The Texas attorney general’s WETHERSFIELD. (AP) —Art • 100% all wool create the proper economic climate' office recently produced docu Wall Jr., Pooono' Moaor, Ea., ^(lJ5 t i OJ/t 3 ihrnU i. • raglan sleeves To Prevent Drug Tragedies (or Connecticut la the governor. He ments it said i^w ed Clement Convicted Killer Gets carded a siasUag • nnder-par ,i> e 4 button closing said that if elected, his adminis and his father, Robert 8. Clement, today to take the eoito lead M s sunburst stitched back tration "will footer economic .shared in profits from an Estes the $H,IM laaoraace City Open Buy Hood Fresh Milk • slit pockets WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi-*8tatement to sound hie /.alarmf Peruvian government have been growth In many ways." housing project at Blytheville, golf toaniameoit. Th# 88-year-oM ■ ,r- s satin lined with all wool interlining The gubernatorial aspirant said Ark. 199 Years, No Parole wail waa ooc otnke hi dent ed dent Kennedy promisee etiffw against harmful or worthless drug encouraging but the United States he was "vlUIly concerned with the at Pinehurst ■ black, taupe, blue, brown government controls to avert drug products. He said the need for hopes for addifional evidence of The primary is a winner-take- FTaak Boyatan of Cerpifo Christie Every Day Low Price • misses’ 6 to 18; half sizes 14% to tragediaa and urgea every woman, protection -was underscored by a return to free,. constitutional all affair, since, Tennessee has no Tex., aad Paid H aney e t Weir- 24% thalidomide. < (CoBlUiaed em Page Bight) runoff primary, ’iTie Democratic CHICAGO (AP)—Legal contro-^parole and pardon board Monday, eeater, Maes. Wall, a top pso, Gal. 7 4 r in tba countoy to guard against government. He implied addition nominee is almost certain to be versy swirled today around Paul was imprecedented because he no taMag thalidomide. Kennedy praised the* Food and al assurances would bring about longer doiied killing Theodore posted aevea birdtoo, mlMsd ooly He atiu all women to look Drug A'dministration, especially U.S. recognition of the new re elected to a four-year term in No Crump, a convicted slayer whose the 17th sod lath gteeoa, aad Block Island Fresh vember. Republicans saldom electrortitlon sentence Waa com Zukowekl, 44, dihring a $20,000 took 2t potto. Boyntaa and Hov- through their medicine cabinets Dr. Frances Kelsey, for alertness gime. j U.S. Soldier Asks robbery. Five otha guards also Swordfish and turn in any thalidomide they in preventing bommercial dls: NATO—Rumors that resnuffUng make a serious play for the of muted on the strength of an un'' ■ey Mot Idoabeal n-84-ais ovdr fice. • precedented plea. were beaten In the robbery of a the par 25-28—TL iAU-yard Lb. 99c find to health authorities. The tribution of the drug in this coun Ca^hs for Asylum Hie winner will succeed Gov. Libby, McNeU A Ubby Co. plant drug is )damed for thousands of try. But he said “we ought to be (OonUnned on Page ’nUrteen) Gov. Otto ' Kemer decided Wethenfleld'tlaaatry ChA eoonn Buford Ellington, ineligible for an Wednesday that Crump, less than on the South Side. la a bright aoo. malformed births in Europe. tougher” in regulating distribution ------, Instead, Crump asked his Me Kennedy issued the warning, of drugs to doctors for experi FRANKFURT, Germany (AP)— other term and neutral in thiy 18 hours away from death in the Easy Terms! Conn. Fresh The Czechoslovak news agency, race. Most of Ellington’s ..or olectric chair for a 1958 murder, be spared because he had LANPHIER REUOM8 Chickens ea. 95e along with an appeal for Congress mental . use and Suggested this ganization worked hard' for Cle changed in prison from a vicious to establlBh new safeguards could be done without further (TTK, said today a member of a should be spared. NRW TORE (AP)”— Thaoea* 8 For $2.79 legislation. Drug Roundup U.B. Army rocket unit in West ment. Hie governor, in his ciamency killer to a cooperative, peacMble G. iMpMer Jr. has qotl as pieal- against potentially harmful drugs, Germany haa sought poUticsl asy Olgiatti had the support of Sen. message in Springfield, said iwlaona. at hie news conference Wednes- Stronger legislation than a bill deat e t the Ehirhaalte. Morse Dto -Here's a t^ie and comfort Muta By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lum In Czechoslovakia. Estes Kefauver, although the sen Crump, S3, “must be accepted as visloa a t PhlrlWBks WMtaey tion at attonithingly low cost! Shurfine approved by the Senate Judiciary Here are the latest develop The agency ssdd the soldier, ator did not campaign actively for rehabilitated.” the same platform, Ken committee, however, is essentliU Carp. Cooflrmiag pnhHMed n - ThoM beautHul and varsatile VHio Pineapple Juice ments regarding the drug thali identified as R. 8. Harfld, asked Olgiatti. Sen. Albert Gore rs^ Grump, a Negro in his nine -parts, a Ftalrhaaks WMta^ nedy castigated city officials in for the government to yank new domide, a tranquilizer blamed (or for asylum on the grounds of ra mained neutral. year fi^t to escape the electric club chairs are mads by fsmous 8 Lg. Cans 89e Albany, Ga., for not sitting down drugs off the market “where there 100 Questioned spskesmaa'saM Laaphtor’s le o ltt'' psumritter - and ths/rs a causing deformities in infanta cial discrimination in the West. Bight of the state’s nine con- chair had won 14 stays of' execu natlM, effective early hi Me fOB, with Negroes and trying to rescue is an immediate hazard to public tion. Hie U.S. Supreme Court had '^MMiit-sas valua at thsM pricesl their constitutional rights. The health,’’ Kennedy said. when taken by pregnant women: In Prague, Cmnmuniat sources waa accepted by the fhlrhoaka Ghlorox " PHOENIX. Aria.— Sherri Fink- were reported to have told West three times refused to hear his In Girl’s Death Whitaey beard a coopla e t weeks Jtoeeident was asked about racial On other subjects, the Pi'esldent appeal. V i Gal. 87c strife in the Georgia, conlmunlty, had this to say: bine, who h u been denied a legal ern newsmen Hareld waia a Negro 2-Year Pact Ends abortion in Arizona, said her doc officer, but CTK did not give hla Clemency was the governor’s METHUEN, Mass. (AP)—PoUca where pfotests have led to a Peru—Steps taken by the mill- decision alone to make. Howeva, multitude rt aireata and rising taijr junta that took over the tor believes that next Sunday is rank. Aluminmn . Strikes have questioned more than 100 per NEW P—Oenesal O f ONLY 19 ^ " Orange Juice "The United States government be simply done. Otherwise, cae- German woman identified by CTK gler who killed .freckled Cfceryi 'oamlea/Etootrie Boat haa n - W O O L AND iwrean section may be required, as Margita Schlottag, said to have 8T. LOUIS, Mo. (AP)—The na serve "199 years without parole.” liSird, 14, who hoped to become a 8 Cans 99c i s ' Involved in sitting down at tion’s two largest aluminum pro- Statehouse legal experts said eelvod a 15-adHton-deller letter CAMEL'S HAIR Geneva with the Soviet Union,” Sweden Grants 7 Mrs. Finkbine, who said(4he took been a U.S. Army employe in Ger nun. eeatraet frsM the Navy tar an- (from awr aaeMing family raam dapaitmaiil) tranquilizers containing thalido many. •tflicers hays agreed to similar two the governor has no Authority BOX C O A T W O O L AND be said. *T can’t understand why year contracts with the AFL-dO ova granting paroles, a matter Medical Ehcamlner John T. Batal other Pelaito MhSMrtae Son.' Pictsweet mide, waited nervously for a de The U.S. Embassy in Prague, bm s You'll find dona* of delightful ums for this oys-catching the government of Albany, (Tity Legal Operatigns Aluminum Workers International solely up to the niinois Parole said the girl, an eighth' grade stn- Thenwa J. Dedd (D-Csnn.) « French Fries 45 Value CAMEL'S HAIR OtnmcU of Albany, cannot do the cision on when and where she can reached by phone, said it had doit at St. Rita’s Parochial School, Me aancni enl iide nmintig* Viko iwival chair by famous Baumrittar. This vsrtatiie abort her pregnancy of nearly heard Hareld walked across the Union, providing better job secur and Pardon Board. 36" BOX COATS same for American ciUsens." . STOCKHOLM, Sweden ity through longer vacations aqd U nda the new lUinois criminal Lawrence, i$aa slaiii Monday night and laM tt wtlihe pises has clean graceful lints that maka it right at horns 4 For 69c As for the talks at GWwa, three months. Chech frontier near Austria wHh —84 hom-s before her body was in living room, dan, foyer or office. It’s just right for (AP)—Seven pregnant Swed SASKATOON, Sask.—Mrs. Sha the German woman. pension improyementa. Hie pact code adopted Jan. 1, the expats Kennedy said U.S. h ^ U a to r ish women who used the drug en(*ed a one-day airlke of 16|000 pointed out, CTump could apply found in bushes off a loarty Meth watching TV and as ttwt ideal extra chair all through For Rent7 Upstairs, 302 Arthur H. Dean will present thalidomide in the early stages ron Gallagher, 20, who took thali- /”We have no confizmation, how uen road. 38.00 dbmlde during her'prqfnancy and ever, that he haa asked for politi workers at 22 plants. for parole otta serving 20 years the house, Main St. 4 v rooms, .heat, •.large detachable 35.00 . new information gathered by the of thrtr pregnancy have been Reynolds Aluminum Oo., and in prison. Dlst. Atty. John P. 8. Burke o< ALGERIAN PEACE PACT AMPLE United States on a simpler, more allowed to have legal abor gave birth to a deformed (fough- cal asylum,” an embassy source Essex County said detectives tove ALGIEES (AP) — AJgIsrIa'h '4 kitchen range. See Edmund raccoon collar i e detachable raccoon Xw, said prospective mothers iff said. union n eg o tiate rMched 4gree- Crump received the news of his Colorful Plastic Covered •..orlon pile lined FREE collar economical and more effective tions, ■ ment a few minutes after mid escape from the electric ehoir been unable to trace the girl’s battUag peMtiiMns aMleved n Gorman. system for detecting underground A spokesmzui of the Nation ) maitormed children should not be U.S. Army headquarters in Hei peace poet today wIM rivals s double breasted PARKING s double breastad unduly apprehensive “because delberg -bad no Immediate com- night today, six and a ball hours from Warden Jack Johnson in 'the whaeabouta beyond 9:40 Monday s push-up sleeves s orlon pile Itaied ' nuclear explosions and ehfe.’' ntent on the report. pedalling )ia bicycle within si|^t s all hand piped Raar of Stora ■ welt stitched WASHINGTON — Oommissianer In Waahlngttm, the Army said America agreed to a new con- had spent the last nine years. Many Other Exciting button holes The . findings do not eliminate quest# for abortion permia- Jract. "All tfee credit,” Crump sold in Of her home. __ . . set-in slaeves the necessity of inspections, Ken siona which It reortved from George P. Larrick of the Food a Sgt Raymond S. Hareld haa ■nie girl’s (atha, JYedorlck, a Diipaty Ptonder Abased sw/ve/ d/ta/r Furniture Values! ■ welt stitched pockets • welt stitched deep ■ and Drug Administration said no beat absent from hla unit since Employes started returning to a voice shaky with emotion, s carnet; red, loden OPEN , nedy said, but requirements may pregnant wxxnmi.who h ^ uaM work at midnight in- Alcoa plants “ohoiild gO' io God for my Me. machinist, aaJd Cheryl told ' her ’Two rival Mpnly yoke front and taMk fee (ewer. He once more Oliai- the drug. deformed infanta have been found May 8 and waa last seen near the mother someone tried to entice h a piandsrs—BsBh hn anK-' • junior sizes 7 to 15 6 DAYS s flap pockets associated with the testing pro (Zech-Austrian border Ma^ 30. a ’ less than two hours later at I thank God, Governw Kernor every day. , s also available: beige leilged the Soviet Ufeion to a c c ^ He aald that Ohecka Reynolds -plants. Alcoa signed its and all the men who had faith into a car a few weiriu ago. Furniture Dept. • cam ^ red, lodan, had ahown the bahies were gram of thalidomide in the United HarekF waa Uated 4s assigned ■CUqpi wmm wmMWorwnmma ii i i ' and brown tweed In 9:30 to 5:45 black the prlnctpl* f* Inspection as a to the 5th Missile Battalion, 1st contract .Wednesday night, Rey and worked so bard to luring this He said a group at hoya threat- (Lower Store Level) prehide to negotiating, the terms. maifOtined in only two cases. mates. . ease to the attention of the gov oied to get even because ehe re Ms nBsg focea. In n sm )w « ••• sizes 8 to 18 Thurs. Till 9 P.M a sizes 8 to 1 | “hi the other five eases the NEW YORK—The a ty Health Artillery, 32nd ArtiUety Brigade, nolds will do’sp todays, - sssston ta evsri sMI war M MM Main St., Manchester Kennedy's meeting with news- H m ahnntnum workan' sallad ernor and tba public.” ported to her father tfeat they etole ifien dweUed nuwUy on nuclear, abortions were granted for no- Department Mid a total of 48 pa- a t Wiesbadoi, Germany. her Mkei Laird reeevesed tfea Ht MI 9-5221 1 Gnimp’a plsa, prMsed by hia ■Witrolii and health. efal, ffemlly or healtli rsMona;*' feEveytM at a feMrinc aCRw Iba Pratideot «ssd m epw i l t w i : • /
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1962 PAGE T ^ S S PAGE TWO -c' MANCHE&Tt^V *VEN1NG H ERA^/M AN CH Kfi^T^ C O m , ,THURSDAY' AUGUST 1,. 1*6* er aarly Oetotaer according to a day. The Canoe Club,", organised N. ll. Bltohln—not by workerr of Coventry. caUegram roeeivad by'Mra. yinton Columbia last Movpmtor, le Qi* ooly ont in the Ministry of the Academy of.- I ■. I Bolton Rockviile-V^rnii^ Wettner, hospitality chairman for COotteetieut as fSr as ton bp de- MedlcM Scioicea but by obje^vvv (NR LERSIN8 Lanphier Reported Resigned the town’s recent 2B0tb annlvor- tenhtned— and certainly the only *Canc0r Cure ’ Row persona, capablp of. examining the SHeiiiwold oD isQted ■ary. onB from the atate to to affiliated facts without reference to the high Thk Lord-M ayor had bean eri«. PHNS Group sritii the National Canoe Associa position and duties of the guilty," and RENTRLS As Fairbanks, RJprse Head Report Card Hospital Aid^s tended an invltattQO to yiiilt local-' tion. they Said. ly--during ths criabration but was A group of 16 eminent medical First ia Maaehestor. Hass eaiR SAniTY PLAY < Ths club placed seventh In the For Sea^n^s unaMe to attend becauee of U s Votes Bylaws Raging in Moscow authorities replied: “This method, fan naUattsiaaee, fnlly iosipjM K E W TORK ( A ^ ) — The Newfcompeny. including one who led a Monk dsala d a y 's events. Fourteon clubs were Awarded Pins ASSURES SLAM like all the others put forth by to rednee yottr succe-ailfiil 1957-58 proxy fight for Qiange Voted NoriMonth ___ city's own celeihration with the entered. T]hree of the Columbis Tork Tlmee eeld today Thomas G. mr Alfred SbeinwoM Bylaws BUhmittod to the mem Kachugin for the cure of cancer, worries. For tnl control, resigned about two months NQRHI dedication of its cathedral He had young people placed high enough By GEORGE BYVKBTSEN ftno comment. A note published lAnphler Jr. has- aubmitted his Tha presentalion of name pins Baseball Play has no scientific foundation." ago.” New report cards will be given M’s often safer to lose a tririt ♦ A expressed a desire to acbept -the in bers of Use t)iree-tawh Fublio to get recognition In the Washing with the letters said * administra eon resignation as president of the to 26 volunteera, for completion of MOSCOW (A P )—A controversy They aaid the Leningrad experi- They were Alfons Landa. who a trial at the Bolton achool during earty rather than late. Brill, hu V K $ $ vitation later this year. '.Nuniiig Service advieory ton paMrs. tive Intervention in scientific Fairbanks. Morse division of Fair a minimum of 12\ hours of duty at Tha Oovantry Boya BaaebaU Aa- Health over a Leningrad therapist’s "can nlent had demonstrated that his spearheaded the proxy fight along Mrs. Wanner ia oontactliig the: tiM w rm an , 18, took third "place matters ' has had harmful conse ^ P o o l Dlodg* P o R t fo e banks Whitney Corp. the coning year. Supt. Philip the ho^itel. has\been aimounced man nature beini; what it is, moat eommitoosttova amended and dniits were totally useless and with Harris Klein, a director; and auclation haa completed ita intor- Lord Mayor to' ascertain Just when ih the Junlpr glrl’% single kayiA di- cer-cure" spilled onto the pages quences in the past. INO. A Fairbanks WTiitney spokesman Liguori last night asked the board by the to-Servlce- Volunteer arouj) bridge players give up a trick Juat- adoptriC^Tto object ot the eom- sometimes harmful. Robert C. Finkelstein. Landa quit tenm league jday aad declared'ita it wlU^be eenvenient and thfi length Viaito. She conqiletod the BOO meter ef Pravda on Wednesday. Phone »B 9-2881 ■aid LAnphier was still president of the Rockville City Hospital Aiix- It blted as an ’ toample "the They described Kachugin as a as chairman of the wcecutive com-, of education for authorization to amj. mthusiasrically as they pay ebaoipUms. of. time Me will to aU e to he In nUttoe is to jMvieo the State De race on the river in 2.81. The win-' S7S BIAIN STREET of the'^ivlsion and was on vaca iUary, Prmvda, the Soviet Cofhmunist jdoctors’ plot" charges Stalin self-taught healer, guilty Of "spec mitteei Finkelstein ms executive switch to a card used in the town thrir income tax. town. Evan though the anniversary partment of Health, which ia pro ner, DebMe Smith, 14, of Washing tion. He declined further comment. The presentation was mads -by In the Pony League, the PoUee paper, published angry letttos brought agiiinat s' group of doctma ulative machinations.” vice president. The average playw would com plana hava concluded, Mrs. W to* viding the aerviee through a dem- ton D.C,, won with $.28.. A 19-year- Lanphier, a one time special as where he was formerly .employed.' Mrs. 'Vifginla J- Yaslpllte, ho#: Patrol toaai won the league cbain- fn m opposing camps in 'a dispute shortly before his death in 1958. Fairbanks, Morse, one of the *Jts ner has, assund the steering com ohatratkm project, and to foster old girl from Niles, Mich, placed The doctors’ letter emphasized The heiji' report card, whlidt will pital superintendent. plain about this hand from atari ' if»4 over a teeatmen^^eveloped by A. The Leningrad writers de sistant to then Secretary of the Air company's four major indiustrial di s o t i m pkmship and went, on to win the mittee that events will to Unnnod local support for continuing the second. that the recent international, can be siipplemented by two parent- Thoee receiving pins wate Mrs. to finish. On sering the dummy he T , . Kaclmgin, blai^ea con nounced the Health Ministry Offi- sTopee Stuiyl Symington, came lo visions. ’makes Diesel and general « 10 9 < 2. teayoff cup by defeating the North to hemor the Lord Mayor atad U s service at the end of the three- Lee’s win iJUaltfles her to enter cer congress in IMoscow. had teacher inter\-iews in the upper Joseph FtMoMamis, diractoc of tiis would eoatplaln about misstng a sumption of yeast f o r ' human cialb I for stopping the clinical Fairbanks Whitney in August 1960 ing sets, piunps. industrial scales A Q 5 4 t Ckiventiiventry Sire Department team in. party. _ year pilot program. the North American champion- shown that many unsolved ques- grades. Is sati.sfactory to the fac program: Mrs. Jotm AUsn, Mrs. grand slam, ‘nten he would cash CGItCGl*. -trial. They called fbr an official RUG and afte^jiervlng aa a vice president of and water systems. O K i a two out of three game aeriea. Peieoa Ivy Fight ' .The Rev. John K. Himan of the ohips on Lake Setogo, N.Y„ Aug. titms still face>fancer researchers: ulty. Liguori said. The interviews Rcribert Bmmler, Mrs.' Richard the king and aoe ef trumps and Health Ministry officials have probe of “ scandalous instance sof the Gijnvalr Division of General The iVatt ft Whitney Division complate about ths beui trump « A K The Amerioan League cham- Coventry'Gardan Club is offering Columbia committee, presided at 2S. It expressed confidence that new will constitute s retumg to a prac Co^bna, Mrs. George Dean, Mra. halted .a Leningrad hospital’s trial conservatism, bureaucracy and Dynami makes machine tools. Chandler W sR . plonsh^ was won again thia year again its poison Ivy qirayer to the the meeting this week In place of Dennis Murphy, 18, and Richard strides will be madq toward help UPHOLSTERY tice of former years which was Wenda DeLong, Mrs. DenSon Die- break. of the Kachugin treabnent, which callousness bordering on the crim- He. als^b\^clined to talk about Evan.s, compondhts and systems ' Our hero would then switch to by . Gorria’- '-toam. The playoff cup public for its uae. There ^dll to a Donald R. TOUle.who w as detained Robinson, 13, too young to be en ing cancer victims in the next few dropped last year. The new re Bolt, Mrs. David Diorer, Mra. Reu , included covering the patient with iiial.” «-. the s u b je c t ^ his reported resig for aircraft and missiles, and Oolfs diamonds and would complain waa Bsken In Allen's Food Market nominal charge. Further informa to business out of state. Present tered In the Junior races, took first years. porting foiinn also restores to the ben GiU, Mrs. Raymond Hackiiig. a wet sheet soaked in ra^oactlve They claimed the'treatment had nation. patent fire arms, sporting and agkln 'when Hast ruffed the second which defeated. last year’s cham tion may to had from M n . Judson beelden Father^ Honan, were Dr. and second priaes, respectively, in card.s a rating on character traits, Kiwanis Speaker Mrs. Arnold Lans, Mra. Raymond .liquid, and administiation Cff produced symptomatic cures in $6 CLEANING The newspaper'said the company military weapons. diamond. Now East would return a pion, th« Cbve Reataurant, two DeCew of Depot Rd., project ehalr- Im^ene Manning from Lebanon the kayak singles for Juveniles. The a former practice of several years Merritt C. Clark, senior engineer Leger, Mrs. Ralph Lipman, Mra. Opsatag lead A 3 drugs known as muriatic semi-' hopelessly cancer-ridden patients Thor-Agena Launched has cut back cperantms of Its elec I^ariphier made a public stir two trump, and South would complain games to one. man. .,v -who acted aa eecretaiy: Mra. W . two b<^s alao did well in the tilting standing, which was omitted ia.si of Bell Telephone Laboratories, Burton R. Lisk; Mrs. Wilber L. carbistde and Idos codmium. and the stoppage "will lead to TEL, Ml 9-1752 tronics dlviaion, setNm in early years ago when he re.«igned from bitterly as he eventually gave up In the q u a r t e r Willimantic A. complete eat of souvenln of R. Newman and Mra. John Mto- cosittot, a sport in which they had year. Murray Hill, ,N. J,, will speak - on Moore. Mrs. C. David OUphant, A group of nine Leningrad writ quick and agonizing death of VANDBNBERQ. f AIR FORCE 1961 and discharged sias^officials, Convair and criticized defense poli three spade tricks for a minus League, the Connecticut By-Prod- Covoitry’e Quarter Millennial sack of Aahfor* Mra. Richard Wil- never before participated. They or Liguori said teachers objected telephone research acti'vitiea at a Mrs. Norman Psuil Mrs. Gary R. teen tricks. Just look for tha ers accused Soviet medical au- all Sf.’" » BASE, Caiif. ( A P ^ A secret sat including the ^^ce p resid e^ of the cies of the Eisenhower administrS' score of 800 points- uota are out in front .with 11 wins celebration has been given to the Uama of Lebanon; Mrs. Henry M. held out against their opponents for to the numerical rating.' added to meeting pf the Kiwanis Club Tues Ramsdeti, Mrs. William Reirice) safest possible way to maka twelva Uioritles' of antistate practices in They denounced by name the ellite employing ^ Thor-luena Ml 3-5747 divtslon. tlon. It’s ' all very aad, and South is and no losses, and Mar games left Booth-Dimock Memmial Ubrary Beck and < Morris Kaplan of Co 28 minutes. letter grades on lAst year’s re day, Aug. 7, at noon at the Man Mrs. J. W. Singleton, Mrb. Walter tricks. suppressing Kachugin’s technique. deputy health miniil'ter, I. G. Ko- rocket combination''.was launched Although the parent company The company yesterday an entitled to the sym ^th y of any to play. They will pmy at 8:80 pm . and the Porter Library. Thja gift lumbia and Mias CMssandra Ctar- Warren and Robert Fletcher, en porting form. He said the trend chester Country Club. G Surdel, M n. Leonard ‘nirall, DaUy Qb m ^ A group of the Soviet Union’s chergin; and N. N. Blokhin, presi Wednesday from thisl missile base, broke Into tha proDt column In nounced that Gilbert S. Rigdon) a tomorrow at the Plalna Athletic was nuMle by JStse A. Braindrd leglio. in educatlor iS away from the nu Cla.rk'8 talk will be illustrated Mrs. Joseph Ulrich, Mrs. Herman tender-hearted bridge player—if Partner opens with one diamond, tered in the^landem, made a good top medical experts replied In an dent ot the Soviet Academy of the Air Force said. the’ first’ six rnonths of this year, group vice president of Fairbanks there is such an animal. Field against Hal’s Esso team of of South St. It ineludM one each Tha bylaws, drawn up by Mre. Showing but did not place. Garner's merical ranking which can be add Weber. Mra. Herman A. Weber, and the nex’t . player passes. -You other open letter'jt dei^piincing the Medical Sciences. The Thor-Agena usually lifts a Whitney, has been given the ad by color slides taken at the lab WlUimantlc. of the plate, historical booklet, Beck, M n. Newman and Mrs. Ar 8 r.mSUOI.D ST the Falrbank.s. Morse Division. Its ed at the high school level If it is oratories. The research orgahiza- No sympathy Needed The group stayed over for a method as quack'ery, Discoverer. ditions] title and duties of vice and Mrs. Byron Weet. hold: Spades— K Q 7 B, Hearts— A total of 211 boys were enrolled medallion With key and chain, thur Bandar, had toen mimeo "W e request the commissioa of biggest operation, continued to lose found desirable. When the hand was actually aightseeing tour of the city before Standing sdoof from the quarrel, SVr (JiVf (iTfon SuuiiiH* president in charge of administra tion provides a center of„ scientific I Mrs. McManus announced that J 10 9 7, Diamonds— 8, Clubs—Q in this year’s program, an increase ash tray, wooden nickel licmiae graphed for the group's coavtoi- an investi^tion of the antistate The Air Force dSclined to re- money although at a curtailed rate. The board did not examine the inquiry for‘ ,Die .Bell Telephone Sys a new group of adult volunteers played, Harry Fishbein didn’t need 10 9 4. W hat do you say? l-eturnlng home. the Communist party said it had practices of I. G. Kochergin and lease further details. Two officials of the troubled tion for Fairbanks. Morse any sympathy. Hie veteran New of 35 above last year’s registra mkrker plate,- picture folder of ence by Father Honan. new form last night and it was not tem. of which the Southern New will be formed in the (all aa well Answer: Bid one heart. M ^ a The group voted to add two Yorit e x p ^ doesn't know what it old mills, post card folder of stnet Bfancheator Evening Herald Oo- distributed to the press. England Telephine Oe. is the aa a group of junior volunteert. the cheapMt respoiw with .(iiite tion- i mentoen to the present five-mem ia to be greedy. “Just give irte a The directors have set Aug. 19 scenes, bumper sticker and com tamhia eorreepondeat Mrs. Doa- the function!! of the display Board member Mrs. Agnes Connecticut operating unit. Sever Name KaohpM of equal length. Pdrtner can (^m-. ber committees irw n each of the RockvilU>-f ernon . slam on every hand,” he auggekte, aa the date for the annual outing memorative stampe. ald R. ThtUe, teiephoae AOsdemy unit. Krevsig objected to . trial of the al of the alidea will Illustrate use An East St. motorist is search fortably show heart support or a ' at 1 p.m. at the Plains Athletic three towns lnv«*ved — Ashford, United AlrcraftVlVeather Sys- “and I jfo n 't even look for over 8-S48B. new’ report card in the light of the of the laboratories' developments ing his memory today, trying to spade s'lit. If you responded one Field. Cup and atwards will be pj^p- Btonohestor Eveolng HeM M Cdumbia and Lebanon. ThU they i tern Center is engaged in studies extensive study made by the hoard, in the Connecticut telephone sys find some clue to the (orgutten tricks.” spade, partner might have a heart feel will give more active working Republican Caucus Fishbein won the first trick sented. George H. Cour haa been Ooventty eomapondeat, F. Paul- of data handling systebqs applica before adopting the report used tem. name of the other driver in a two- suit that he couldn’t comfortal^ly memben to the group. with the ace Of q>ades and then apptented chairman. taie Uttie, telephoae Pilgrim ble to such an operatlon^satelUte last year. She said she and other D. Lloyd Hobron, m an u er of car crash which took place last show. Regular meetings will to held ' Shifted to..Aug. 16 pU^ed a low trump from each ' AL Auxiliary jaecto 2-S28L 4th Train Victim program. board members had not seen the the Manchester area. Southern night at E. Main and Grove Sts. on the first Tuesday of the month hpnd. This gave a trump trick to For Sheinwold’s 36-page book M n . Eugene Rychffiig has been card to be adopted and she voted New England Telephone Oo., and a Suffering from frustration ia from geptemtor, through April flie opponents without a struggle. let, “A Pocket Guide to Bridga,” re-elected president of the Aux Found in Creek The town'wide caucus for regia-' against the motion to permit member of the KiWanis Club, will John E. DeCarll, 34, of 63 ISaBt St., annual meeting shall to in AUGUST Whatever waa ; returned. Fish send SOc to Bridge Book, Manches iliary to (Sreen-Chobot American tered Republicans to endorse can- -fjiguori to proceed with it on a introduce .the speaker. who told police his car was struck 2-Year Pact Ends September and aptoial meetings Dr. Ellis Pace bein could draw trumps comfort ter Evening Herald, Box 3818, Legion Poet. M n . Charles Ralsch dldates for the November electitms' ^ trial basis to {ref parents' reaction by another ai^to traveling in the may to called by the chairman. NEW HAMBURG. N.Y. (AP)— Marine ably and run the diamonds to gst Grand Cmtral Sta., N. Y. 17, N . Y. is first vice president and M n . Liguori said the reports which opposite diVection. After the crash, The group Will have a chairman, TEie body of a 9-year-old boy— b a « been advanced from Aug. 30 thought the only Items to be dis rid of his losing spades. He- was Jean Merrow, second vice presi Aluminum Strikes Named Director will bA tried were approved by the cu ss^ were the school plans and both drivers identified themselves sacretary Snd financial secretary. to Aug. If, according to George sure of vthe flaut et’Ofi trumps dent. '> one of four children run down staff and that the board should A quorum figuire of seven was set Maharan. GO P town committee one other item. Ligouri said the to each other, but DeCarli didn’t Weather broke 4-lj)and he didn't mind los M ra lAwrence Perry is secre (Continaed tram Page One) anJ killed by a train aa they HARVEST Of UConn BERS A ny meeting may to held this chairman. listen to the advice of the profes board could make a decision put it down on paper and forgot ing a trick unnecessarily if it turn MaMaee 1:80— ^Alr-CoBdlttOBeA tary; M n- Perley Follenabee, by wasted acroea a dra-wbrldge— has GET YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION FILLED AT LIGGETT S sional staff and be willing to re whether to hear Cheney Out or put the other driver’s name. mnntor provided at least one of WINDSOR LOCKS (API— ed out that the trumps were 8-2. treasurer; Mra El^ne Hotdiklaa, the atrike — first aimulUnaous been recovered by skindivers. The caucue. is scheduled at f j tvT view dectsiohs from time to time. the item on a future agenda. The Helpful police said the.v. would the oMcera le present and each p.m. In the Superior Court Room j STORRS- Dr. Ellis Batten Page, ■rtdes were ki|^ along the Con When your contract is a small historian; Bbs. Marion Gregory, walkout against the two compa The child, Robert Lynch Jr., He said he hoped decisions by the board decided to continue writh the appreciate it if the driver of the town Ia_rep'MM*>t4iI- "WE SAVE YOU MONEY" at the Memonal Building. a psychologist and dean of educa- necticut shore today from 11:30 slam, dont think in terms of thir- chaplain; Mn. Ellen Tarbell, ser- nies—at midnight Tuesday ufter Poughkeepsie, N.Y., wss found in board would not be final and Irre agbnda. It wrent Into executive ses second car would contact them geanbat-arma; M n . John Lacek, Dutlea of the committee out Maharan said the advanced date! tion at Texas Woman's University, a.m. to 1:80 p.m. and wW be to lames Stewart, M aw aea O’B a ra around-the-clock negodatlona had brir. about 10 knots today about B JATITB MANSriBLD worked 12 hours a day since the amined. cleaned and givSn the first Harvey Cleveland, 20, of 36 knots tonight becoming variable SUNDAY s w a r ^ at the department con plan "riilarges vacations and this towns; (4) to interpret the needs the engineer’s efforts to stop in .< . ' Raymond Gerberich who is reltr- 1 1-1 meeting Friday night to have the O f four flouride applications. The Park St., was arrested by patrol 5 to 10 knots Friday. Fair weath ‘TBxperinseat In Terror* vention, including the Margaretha results in greater employment.” and program of the service in time. RADIO >tential GO P c a ^ d a U s mg-^u b b RS director this fall after L Hartle plaque for its program eato community; and (S ) to pro ■ketches ready. remaining treatments wrill be given man Raymond Dunham last night er with visibility 5 miles Oc more SpUcesnqen fter both firms eald Killed with young Lynch were state representauve ^ e WiUiam I ,5 years of service. Douglas Cheney; representative in child welfare; the Carrie Payne vide volunteer aasiatanee to pro Friday and on Aug. 6 And 10. Ar and charged with disregarding except near one mile in fOg near full productioir at sOms plants his brothers, James,.'10; and his REG. $21.95 VALUE “D ^ . * ^ f o r n i ^ Bureau each year proc- of the public building commis -c-Memorial plaque for the greatest fessional personnel In carrying out rangements for the clinic were traffic light. -Cleveland is due in Block Island earl.v this momi:^. won’t be restored for as long as two eousins, EEleen (Jashman, 7, sion. explained that the plans had number ctf graves cllf^ings and the service. made by Mrs. A ngilo MaSsoIinl. Rockville session of Circuit 0>urt Marine ohaervations: six weeks, depending on the type and her brother, Francis i Jr., 10, ^ T h Z . . r Connectl- been changed to include the a citation; a membenhip clta- Officers will be elected by bal chairman of the # T A well-child 12 on Aug. 21. Block Island—Wind northwest of plant. AU plante were shut North Merrick, N.Y. innimhan) of thai • public schooli. It slso serves as board's suggestions. Room sizes Gate OpsB 7:80. Show At Dusk! thm; and the E. Verena Dolan lot at the annua} meeting with a Insulotod committee. Pla.vgreund -Awards at 6 knots, temperature 61. down and furnaces cooled In p te^ The elder Lynch, a achool teach were chang^ to 62.5 square feet, plaque for the unit doing the mokt majority vote n m asary for elec T w n g R e p u b l i ^ ^ b l ^ a n d ® clMring house for electronically Scouts Aid Fund Winners in a track and field day Westhampton Beach — Caim, aratlon for the strike. er, lost hla right arm but waa rather than $29 square feet, and event held this week during the throughout the year to further tion. N o officer shall be eligible llriad In good condition in a E. Grant of Pleasant View Dr. scored tests. Members of Boy Scoul Troop'73 temperature 60, visibility 7 miles, Davis said Alcoa wouldn't an room arrangements were changed. closing days ot the Vernon play the poppy program. The unit also for re-election to the same < ^ c e PICNIC RAG Completo With Battery On the Derhocratic side, incum-1 Dr. Page, who is a native of San arc assisting this week at the clear. JMAI|TRd;Td nounce on hourly cost of the con Poughkeepsie hospital. Cheney said whereas the board ground program have been an received a $5 cash award for Its durihg the duration of the com Leateer Carrying Case bent Reps. Gerald Allen and R a y -; Diego, received his bachelor's de Manchester Drive-in Theatre at N ew Haven—^Wlnd north-north- tract but he said the supiUemental Francte J. Cashman. Sr., fa Fully insulated to keep foodt said Friday night that it wanted nounced. T ^ playground program pojq>y publicity scrapbook. Miss mittee. Ear Phonea mand Spielman have actively be gree from Pomona Ooilege, his Bolton Notch with collections for west at 9 knots, temperature 66 How ot just off ment. ment of cancer in children. The Stratford Point— Wind' north- er benefits tour-and a half cento, a PICXS UP TO 28 STATIONS board's specifications called for according to Director Ralph the convention. told the groiq> that two nurses the north end of the bridge. Handsome weather* FIRST CO M E Richard Kehl of 12 Christopher gree from the University of Cali boys aie helping as part of their northwest at 8 knota temperature m s Y Frank Weikel, Reynolds’ direc • PLAYS ANYWHERE, CAR, LAKES, UNDER LIGHTS Dr., president of the Young Demo fornia. He also attended the Uni space adequate to house' equip Schumey. 62, visibility 12 mites, clear. Brlve-Is The unit was also cited for the have been chosen. She said the proof vinyl ment for a hot luiich program. . public service and are not wearinj^ Winners in the fivc-to-six age 861 vt^unteer hospital hours giv tor Of laboir relations, said the central office has not been estab- e BIG SPEAKER SOUND FIRST SERVED crats Club, also has expressed his versity of Michigan as a National LO U T>B l e TRANSITORS GUARANTEED A LIFETIME After much discussion, board uniforms for this project. group include: Billy Foster, Johq en by its members during the company would make iyi cost eb- llahed but will be in a state build interest in running. Atty. Harry Science Foundation post-doctoral Cary nnnasnaaiai a waasrMS 7 timates. , e B A T T E R Y COSTS SBo; LASTS ISO HOURS OR M ORE Hammer, previously mentioned as members Harold Porcheron. Mrs. Mass Schedule , Conti, Denny Gagnon, 0-regory • ^o u e M I $-78B2f year. ing, perhaps the state college in Traffic Safety Aide REfie O O C Fellow. OrasI th e Alcoa contract provides that e FULL 8-MONTH GUARANTEE a possible candidate, has said he Claire Warfel. John McCarrick Mass will be celebrated in St. Pelletier. Steve Schumey, Patricia DSTlii Co-op naroUment Open Willimantic or Manafield SU te Befoie Joining the staff of T W U any employe -working less than LIGOETrS TREBIENDOU8 LOW PRICE Is not Interested. and Dr. Elizabeth Alton said they Maurice Church tomorrow at 8:30 Loch, Ctoileen. Wells. Pauline Wells,, A I p r 0 ^ I T 1 o H E D I.* Day EteroUm'ent in the South Coven Training School The i^ilnlon tbit Fined for Speeding REG $4.98 he was director of guidance and boure m one weak will be paid $1.59 FOR A N 8 TB A N S IT O B ! The Democwtlc Town Commit testing at Eastern Michigan Uni- thought space adequate for a hot p,m. Holy Oommunion wllUbo 'dls- and Tony Rakiewica. try Coc^rative Nursery and Kin- the training school wotol not be lunch program should be -included tor 82 hours. tee will meet Aug. 16 to endorse veraity. Previously he had been a tributed at 8 a.m. Men of the par In the seven-to-nine age group Aa______Adair B«ay r a Polly Bsrgea, DavM Janssea dMgarten combined kindergarten- aa acceptSMe to the' towns HARRISBURG, Pp. (AP)—The 4 FULL LBS. in the school even though it might ish will take part in nocturnal "BEaSBT PATBQI,' nursiy class is still open. The class Uhiler the Alcoa pact, vacatlone some other {toce waa noted by its candidates. faculty member and counselor at the winners were: Stephen Win STATE -w at S:S State Troffle Safety Bureau re- not bei jsed at first. CSmflate Skaw ia to be held each Ihiesday »nrt tor persons emidoyed IB years or Reeetves Basic Training San Diego Junior College and a adoration from 10 p.m. tomorrow ters, James Davis, Larry Willette, "lELLE SOMMERS" her to report to Hartford. ed Wednesday nigtit Dr. Amu* A BIG 72" LONG The board decided to study NOW PLAYING niursday from 9 am . until noon more will, to increased from three Pvt. Weeley R. Wilson of Tal- teaching assistant at California. until 6 a.m. Saturday. Allen Krowka, Ruasell Zaccaro, ■MaMMIkAllIB Oampaign Coffee Hour Neyhort, executive secretary sketches furnished by Lawrence starting in September, The cleiMes and half weeks to. tour weeks in oottville. reported to Fort Dix. Dr. Page has served as a sta Devin Dougherty, Candy Hdlmes, State Rep. and Mrs. LaVergne sf the Governor’s Traffic Safety and to meet again Monday at 2 Debbie Allard, Karen Knit and M A T IN E E D a i l y t:00 PJK. are held at the Kingsbury House 1963. Alcoa’s supplemental psnsitm H. Williams, of Collins Rd., Will r CHLORINI N . J.. on June 23 for eight weeks Nanokester Evening Herald Bol Council, had been arrested for tistical consultant and visiting lec p.m. at the school to discuss the on Mason St. Further details m ^ plan wUl give workers—depending bairic training under the 1955 Re ton correspondent, Grace McJDer- Ann Wells, EVE. OONT. f r o m 6;S0 P.M. open their home tomorrow at H>eeding. turer St the University of Wiscon plans further and finish its agen be had by contacting Mrs. Dean df. on senlwity—an addlttonal one serve Forces Act. He will serve on ntott, tele^one Mitchell S ^ M . Winners in the lO-to-12 age group a.m. for a coffee hour and |»aaa A spokesman for the bureau sin. da. Wiley b f Proqiect St. The school week vacation a year. eetive duty for six months of train were Joaeph Bray, James Riley. conference in a kick-off for a day said Dr. Nayliart was clocked by A contributor of articles to three After hearing 4 report on the ie a non-profit organization vdiose ing aiid then be transferred *to Wayne Jaybert, Jinny Pease, Bon Reynolds would give no details of campaigning by Mra. Helen Mc State Police the night of July 8 TABLETS books and several professional purchase cost of a small bus and “ S i S S * * Is Fun Every Wed., program is aimroved by the State Nam ara Loy, RepubUosn candidate , hometown duty with an Army Re nie Brock and Patty McCormick. on its pact but did say a new at 60 miles on hour in a 50-miIe Joumg];. Dr. Page IS listed in tta maintenance cost, the board, Thum., Fri and Sat. Department of Education.. serve or Nation^ Guard unit. Wil Tlckete OB Sale DANCING employe tziist plan w is provided for secretary of state and John FOR POOLS sane near Lewis Run, McKeaij hssMAxmf .‘‘American Men of Science." “Lead on recommendation pf Uguori. Drug Roundup About Town ' Lupton, candidate for Oongrese- son Is the son of Mrs. Fremont W il Members of the Vem wi Junior Says Yonr Friendly. Hoet, Mike Stoako. V There -was one minor hltoh in County. ers in American Science’’ and voted to postpone stick purchase The Walther Youth League of man-at-laige. son Sr. ot Rt. 83. and is s gradu- Woman’s (31ub are selling rickets "TH E‘VBBtSATILES’’ — Be H Jitterbug, A the Reynolds- settlement. Union As a fint offender Neyhart did "Who’s Who in America.” until the expiration of the present (Oonthmed from Page Osm) the Prince of Peace Lutheran Also campaigning will be Sen. Pint S in ats of Rockville High School. for the Fall Fanfare, a wneflt Jaaa, Tutot ar Juat a Fox Trot— here’s Uw membeih at .the Bellwood, Va., not iooe hla Mcenae. He was fined Dr. Page is married to the fo m - contract with George Negro. Li Church will have a p^ier drive ETanklin ' Welles, candidate for ' Weather Systen Display program of fashions, home dec muate for your Hatonlng, or danetag pleaa- plant won’t go back unUI local $15 and receivad a warning er Elizabeth Latimer Thaxton. La guori said be thought the bus tients—21 'of them out of town Saturday. Anyone wlriiing news- state senator for his second term; A rotating model of the earth orations and music, to be Sept. 13 reprceentativee obtain permission ogainat future violations, the bu Jolla. Calif. The Pages have t h M could be purchased and operated residents — received thalidomide p^iers picked. up at their home Moses Savin, cahdidate for UJ3, VACUUM BOTTU around which revolves a satellite at the Staller Hilton Hotel In from them tot certain concesslane reau spokesman said. M iiiad to tiive ytm children. for abotit the saprie expense now pills from New York doctors. may contact the Rev. -Roger W. representative from the 2nd Om- without any meant of support is Hartford. Further ticket informa .R M r i r * made in negotiations. Involved in transporting six chil N EW YORK — Richardson- OAK GRILL—30 Oak St.—MI 9-8100 Heintz at the parsonage on Cyn mMalonal District; and . Paul REG . $1.79 extra coarfort « t Nw part of.tte second e ^ lW t in s dis tion may be obtained from Pa In-volved: in the walkout were dren to the Taljottvllle school. Merrell Inc., the company with thia Lane, or Charles Lowrey must REG . $2,00 SMORGASBORD to a MobilbseLftrad watar toat- no time at the meeting (between meet the objection that the same STARTING MONDAY, AUGUST A « the PBC and board of education reasoning would Justify not only A .Fsstur#* to vism- preliminary aketchaal do POPULAR mercy-killing, but also the taking WEDNESDAY VISIT PIL6RIM MILLS for I remember that the boeid was of, the life of any human being *JLmnm/•wSy it tmw, asked to vote on the plans,” he who Would be Judged to be laek- SATURDAY. 6 to 9 PJI. Businessmen’s said. Cheney also said that Law ing in normal physical integrity. THE HOME o r FERMRNENT SUNDAY. 8 to 9 P.M. EXCITING FELL FABRICS! rence "failed to Resent the prs- “Once we admit that an autono GOOD FOOD ^ G I V E StffC ilmlnary sketches to the board of mous human being who has been education” aa s ta t ^ in the board guilty of no personal wrongdoing LUNCHEONS Marad U:I0 A.M. to 2 FJ*. $ | .25 u p GRKEN STAMPS • Fall OstiMit «8t«. letter, because - the PBC so di may be deprived o f his life, the 1/2 PRICE For perfect out- rected him, feeling that the proper way ia open for defending direct . WILL BE SERVED DAILY dooit cooking! Bar procedure waa to work through atwrtlon in ether cireumBtanoee as DINNERS awvad • P.M. to 9 P.M. .$2.75 u p . ] becue, roast, broil • Fall Dtsit Faliritt M iV the PBC. weU . , . ; . „ ^N D AY THROUGH SATURDAY v Cheney said the board' should "With- still greater emphasis, it DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS u Noon to 9 pj* MORIARTY , ^ with EveibGlo slow rightly rtelst any attempt to must be asserted that the life of 11 A.M. t« 2 :30 P.M. Goarantoed tol I n burning heaL • Dnpary Fahriss ^ 75a stampede the bM id thto a pre the child cannot become the object elde you thel mature aoeeptanie of' Inadefudte pf direct attack fof fear that it SPECIAL FRIDAY NIGHT-^WHARPSIDE DINNER BROTHERS fa s t a a t aad ' Seals in flavors k plans, but he would sUll like an will be bosn mallned. moot rodariag juices. •'in % Waalaas " ttM x. explanation of the Statements in ‘Tt must be allowed to live, and I MEET DANTE our h.w « wt| I HRWm.RpATYOPRRI!R^ICB”^ ^ [ Ml 3-5135 wave. —: SmPLICITY iwd McCALL PATTERNS — the .board's letter;- it must be afforded the name or* CLOSED TEL. JA 9-9463 \ Cheney was told hs was out Of dinars care that would be givsin to 3 0 M 1 S C m I w S t . CHENEY HALL, HARTFORD ROAD , Older aince the beard had an agcri any ftUwr human being suffering MONDAYS AMPLE PARKING da to eomplete. Chahey aald .ha fro m ptijiitT? detem M ^ or " 1 I' /■ v > I / ■-
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F A d l tOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OOMM;* t^HTRSDAT. AUGUST t. IMS .A ; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAIfCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAT, AUGUST 2, 1982 PAGB FIVE ' ftanrl|»Bt^ Pilfm Troable Everywhtr» in the 3raer however. Secre of toe rs^liotito' piety of tlie twp knew o f A eltrgiyaiatt sitting down' tary o f Labor Goldbe'rg end Presi oonventionb or the two p srtiik among .the delegations. Whsp the . Q The Imat freeh aam u II on .th* we wbidd be wtUing to take our P4dicii Arrest* WhM yaw deotor aidta wiMra dent Kennedy greet such figures Connecticut time came, iCobvantioa Chamnan American farm problem we no* aeorpt with us, at Mast beyofid toe^ Bill O’Briai^callaA him to the plat €ontittQ l|praj(d ' AS if they were soAie Wind o f s0- CRB See- mHV • • • KUMJMMSKSIHNL ticed in these columns ^ l e d (or present e'Ampaign. ' form, explained thfit the .scheduled Paul R. Prbvost, 33, ot W Aitw k pySUaUKD BY THK bering news They come, with . But, in the end. It dAme down to ' bSnsdictionsr had been forced to FRARMAOT. fbsa deHrwy. ■ k iu L o PRiNTmc CO. me. Boifte gyetem of Retilnf atUI more Yankee Thll, .Bast HSunpton. last night their ^lighL but undenlAbiS inUmm- aa simplo A proposition as this; Am leave, and the near-empty hall got S>! c*-’ II Blw«n 8tr««t younp -men o ff the farm, ."rtiat. U waa tfiiarged with fiaiidulmt tasus Mancbr»toT Conti Uon o f economic upewing, just et ^ j r A . H . a eapH convention approacbed the toe proper final dismlaSaL Any Im- TUOM^ P PkRGUSON seemed tp the experts m ^ in g that moment when it wliAed td adjourn balahcS o f campaign advantage af a cheek. The aoouaed report- WALTER R raRGUSON the moment tsdien the administra------— pe-* Publtahcni particular study, .would m the only it lost, for reaAons beyond ita own which might conceivably be m- sdly oatosd an Undated chew far PBUod*d October 1. im timi had apparbntly almost decid Something has beto on our oofi- oontrol, toe iM-eMnee end the po 1 sensible way to deal viith the bi' volvsd toe Republicans csnrAmedy, 836.60 at ihe Eqidphtent* 'V / ed to esk for e tax cut. In Urn# science for nearly two monttaa tential terVles of the ciergyinoan We should say. by remarking that Ckt., Inc., at 3S Main St. sometline FAT. Fublliihoil ipery Evemnit Except creased productivity, q f the lend' now, and the compulsive tone bis wfiOihad been engaged gqd ached- tha convention which g o t the bene last month. The check waa ra- jr* and Holidays. Entered at the to head o ff a new receasioii, in mice at Mancheeter. Conn aa under increased mechinlsAtlon. come whsh wii must Jdtaie 'it^ with ulod to deliver the final benoific- diction i n t to t one. which needed ium ed for insulficlant, funds .in the time for the voting in November. tlon. aooount. Pruvost pbstod fi $100 Claaa Mall Mailer. Over In VV’est (W tneny, enother somebody, preferably with some it most. In any case, bur burden OVERWEIGHT set of experts, considerlhj^ the T h t Rapubilcens diseovered thrir some awaiisness is how ouL and bond while awaiting appearance BUBSCRIPnbN RATES of/the people It should most eea- plight only a short Ums before ws, at Isast hsrsby stop worrying .in Circuit Court 13. ManChsStor, AvallaUh to yen witkeut a fian- PayabU In Advance farm probleni In that country, heS cem. It se happens that the pe<^ they had to adjourn. When a few i^m t tbs whole thing. Aug. 20. tor's preaeriptien, e «r dhtg^ealled Carrier Mall likewise come up with e recom A Thought for Todsy Ihirried telephmie calls to parson ODRDIEX. Ten MMet Im Hgly Qaa Tear ...... S15.S0 122.00 p ie ' who should consider theni- tot M 1 days or year Money hnck. ■ x Months ...... 7.7I> 11.00 mendation for getting more young by the Maacheeter ssives involved in it Itfe, for tha ages In toe vicinity pRwAd f ^ t - Three Months...... 3.90 s:so less, toe Republican ooevention NeAfraBBtHU exeielee, InxnRvec^ M a Moath...... 1.30 l.W men off the farm. This1V«»t Cfer Ceoacil af Cherehee moat part, completely Ignorant of management did what' it bad to do mnaange er toldng ef ee-enUed ie> WaeUy .30 .46 man survey recorhmenda that the circumstance lnvolT|A BuL dneiag candlee, ernekeim er since our choice la betwecricket to alert toe Democrata, York. Chicago. Detroit and Boston only answer is to get people off the SsUnbli »eSM»M>6dsKsai. you, when yen ent leas, you w e l^ ‘ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF fathered in each other’s homes and are concerned, it was no parti were to meet five wSeka later, t leas. Get rM ef excess tot aad Hve ’CraCULATIONS ' land, and’ into the cities. ’ retold nhif wonderful stories of His cular virtue on the p art' of the who might, if they were aware of, longer. ODRINEX ceete fiS.OO and A third couiitry which lik en life, death and resuiyectlon. They Democrits that they happened to the Republican fall from grace, at le eold on thJe GUAR ANTEE: U n « Herald Printing Company. Inc., countering the 20th century in its remembered His (kmunand that survive and surmount toe little tempt to make some politiOal not antlsfled far nay renien jnst aaaumet no financial responsiMIltv for they should share His truth wHth difficulty m-hich snagged Ihe Re capital out of it. So we kept our •Mrb return the package te year drni lypoarapblcal errors appearing In ad- agricultural- life is Francd. And,, by SMdc Esebdugs vsrtisementa and other reading matter everyone everywhere. When a man publicans. The Democrats Just little piece of gossip to ourselves, Met and get your toB .money bn-' hav)B aucceeded In getting a students from Argentina. Chile tog the country, of crying out the Vz'MOILER WITH SPAGHETTI. law passed which restricts the sale Brasil, Guatemala, Bellvia and .S 1 .S 0 elenn, end thus bringing pressure, Venezuela, who were en the first lAKED U SAG NE ...... from somewhere out in the coun 'and use of farm land, with the de leg of their, trip back to their S 1 .2 S n iO M T N 0W...A sign of seeing that any spare land coimtries after attending Cuba's try, on their fellow legislators. " FRIDAY SPECIAL! " The group trf Democratic liber- is reserved, at reasonable prices, 26th of July celebrations aa gusi' Rifilrt iww, .MR Trdasurn Ohaat R amply- Bui of Prime Minister Fidti Castro. COMPLHE LOISTER DINNER 'ale' who have been fillbueterfng for young would-be farmers. PMndr or Ifiisr MICHAELS will find a auparior against the communications satel All this sounds Something like gtatmp Oecktail or ctbrnS A L L F O R quality diamond to plaeo in K. Whan you waaiwn lite bill have been primarily con a fight against progress, an ef On The Halt Shell or Fndt Cop, Clam Chowder cerned, one would gue.ss. with fort to maintain, In France, pretty yaur anoaosmbnt ring in this tiny ohnst, youH BBOHJSD STUFFED U>BSTE* alerting the coimtry te the fact ihuch the same kind o f economic ioiaw ynu’^own onn « f tha world's finsr gsmo. structure, on the land which ob Vegetable, Fotato or that such a bill Is under considera Spaghetti and Salad tion. that it la now almost law. and tained before the mechanical revo dioioe o f Deseert that. In their opinion, H is a had lution. to have lots of little people Oeffee or Tea bill. 8o they have been talking making decent living on the land instead of a few business Style long enough to create headlines e LEOAL BEVERA<»|H about their own filibuster, which executives making millions for In turn makes people wonder themselves. It seems to be the e HOMEMADE BREAD aad PAfi^TUEB what they have been filibustering theory among the farmers of e SOUPS MADE FRESH iXAHig about, which in turn eventually France that If the farma are kept produces some attention for the small enough, and unprogressive • AW CONDITIONED substance o f the bill ip question. enough, they may also be kept FRANK'S Very well. These I>emocraUc 11b- self^pporting, without need of •2? m a in str eet continually fatter subsidies from arals are entitled to their own pas CORNER OP PEARL sionate persuasion, and future hls- the government. CAFE ■(ory, who knows, may make us all But everybody knows how ridic W IN DO W m m rsgret we didn’t pay more atten ulous it is even to think of turning tion to them, now in 1962. back the 'clock. Everybody knows W A S H A I L E But what they are operating you can’ t turn back the clock. It INTERSTATi NOW OPEN against is something sill Americans Is up to both Germany and France AQUA SHADES love, in- that it is a compromise, to give up their sentimental no tions o f an old-faahioned agricul • f Made to Order and the particular kind o f compro- toisW With Tour RoOers' nlae Americans esteem more than ture, whlth . supported ita own any other since it Is, in reality, the population in prosperous decency, PuD i-iiic « f CmtoM CORET CASUALS and come into the twentieth cen „ 887 MAIN street Bjrstem which has built this coun- VENETIAN KINDS t»y- tury and the kind of farm prob It ie a compromise 'between lem aohiUons it has given us, In 18 OAK STREET public Investment and private thia country, where farmers live, L kt JOHNSON Prei-Vocotfon ownership, public exploration and not o ff the- land, but off the tax ^ v m te reward, public risk antUpri- payers. MINT 00. Final Clw tm ct Sah vate gain ,T—the kind of compro 723 MidB St. TcL MI t-4501 mise we have used in opening up Untimely Good News? almost every kind of new field, and ALL SUMMER opportunity to ourselves aa a When is good news not to good country and a civilization. newB? MANCHESTER The difference, in this case, is When It confllcte with some that the compromise is being i^ell- thing you had just about made up WE HAVE DAILY ad out and defined and safeguard your mind to try to do. W ATCH THE STAR-OTUODED DKIVERY TO THE DRESSES ed in law Instead of being left to No one would attempt to over PROTECT YOUR CAR toe chances and pressures. of in play . the importance of toe na Fram The Flemenis DINAH SHORE SIIOW stinctive evolution. Under the bill tional employment atatiatics for MBC-TV SUNDAY EVENINGS la question, the operation of com- the month of July. BOLTON muniestions satellites, whfeh. obvi Nonetheleas, they did include toe Wky Nil lit Dltmti’i HAPI OifiartinMit completely ereet e bl| ously enough the expenditure of following amall but normally en AREA n m public funds in space preparation, couraging changea: at '/2 PMCE 14*x2T ftrace yeur properly for ae little $19JS per moDtli and exploration has made possible, The total of unemployed dropped will be in the hands of a special more than uaual—about 100,000 ' ALL SKIRTS, SLACKS, M DIoDDpy’e Eeay, Paymeiit Plan. eorporation. more than usual. LENOX Gsrh cost bix money. Let yours stand Half Ita Stock would be oft-ned The total of employed went up a See Glenney’s garage plans. Select one PHARMACY SUMMER SUITS and BLOUSES out in the weather and it will fast lose by private corporations now in the alight blt-^25,00&-^l«' W mwiOi that fits your needs and if you're s its luster. For as little as 319.96 a month communications field, the giant when normally It atanda atlll. m i; tENTER ST. “ weekend wonder” you can build it your we can build.you a garage that will pro among them, of course, being There were, In tola July, 1,122,- self at a low, low price of $9.95 per . TEL Mi t4t9A GREATLY REDUCED vide protection for your car and storage A.T. a T., and ^he other half of 000 fewer pele on the unemploy month, which you can ^tay on easy bud tha stock would be sold to the pub ment liAta than la July a year ago. space fo r garden tools, garden furniture, get terms. You also receive our sales lic. Each class of stockholder The total of Uioee employed in bikes. I men’s expert advice, a set of working wwiM elect stx directors, and the the nation during July reached plans and instructions. President o f the United .States 69.564.000, an all time hl^h. T/if Bunk that qiv<-s you PACKACrfD SAVINGS would appoint three directors. . The total of long-term unem P fcHRR M l f » 8 1 i 3 f f iR illiR r d t H K . N e e ^ l l g e f l w . This is all designed to make a ployed dropped to 921,000, the frank and honest blend of govem- first time it has been below the mant and private resources, to million mark alnce tha start of the RAYNOR GARAGE DOORS Veer fisvlapi M bring into the opening created, by ao-called 1060 reccaaion. tax dellars the research and in- Perhaps the moat aigniflcant Earn Dividends 8 '-0 " X 7'.0'^-962.50 x 7 ' t0 " - ^ 8 8 . S 0 ' V I vantiveness of private laboratories. atatistic. of all labor atatUties la 1 % Meat Americahs, we suspecL toe ’’unemployment rato>” which Come in and see for yourself why Green Stamps are America’s most valuable will leam o f this prospect, as a tells the percentage of toe avail from August 1st rsBult of the filibuster of the lib able labor force wMeh waa not at SEE eiLL LOWRY. OUR HAFIDEFARTMENT erals, with more pleasure than work during the month. 11118 per stamps. Come in and be convinced that fo u can get more gifts-6e^ter gifts for fewer ■heck, more approval than worry. centage went down in . July to fi^, MANAGER. FOR A FREE ESTIMATE AND . Navertheless, we concede the still not down to Under the S per M o r .. A r g E th . o r R A m r . T ill. ^ COMPLEH DHAILS. stamps with M - F a r more national name-brand pfts than ■with any other stamp liberals their right to talk when cent which is considered accept •on WvMMidi frDM AifRwt 1st they think they have an u gen t able normalcy, but the lowest i^ Menabai’ of Federal raaaon for doing ao, just as we has been for 26 months. Dgpsslt InsnranBi Oeip. plan! Feast your eyes on all the Distinguished Merchandi^ awaiting your wneade the South .its ..right to 'a Normally, all toese fine en filibuster when it feels compelled couraging atatiatics, sllg^it and to resort to. one. As always, We partial and perhaps inconclualve selection.,Ck)mein and browse around. . . ^ would be much more afraid of toe- as they are, w|ouId be hailed with •. futuro ht a country where a legis- cheers afe signs o t oontinulBg eeq- lativa minority had Ao weapons at nomic vitality and recovery, and, YOU'RI SO SMART TO SAVI AMIRICA'S MOST VALOASLI STAMFS „ i aB thiui. in 'a . country vndiere such of coufM, something of a credit to a mlaority may occasionally abuse, toe naUonal leadership of the mo ■r Mmply ovg^usa a araapon it ment. r 33B N6RTH MAIN STREET—PHONE Ml f.5251 In toe situation of sarly August lA iw A T i n m u r m
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A P A 0 * 8 « ■ MANCHESTEft EVENING HEltAU), l^ANCHEStER. CONN.; THUEsbAY, AUGUST f, IW l S MANCHESTER EVENDIG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN; THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1962 PAGE SBViUf ^ ■ ri tkblishment of-'permaneitt. and the other Geneva powers-are tentatively scheduled over the the case. bracket of |50,()00. ilfe singing, coloring - and playing juice of one lemon full information on scientific,, find-1 Central Pacific but the President In sentencing J'udge Keogh and gamie^and' they also give report The reason many such Jobe go “ ti cup sugar Ings about the improvements in! said he would make a final dec!- Kahaher, Welnfeld aald thay had cards. unfilled, lam Dun's a trade maga >4 -cup cold water detection technique. These, Ken> S io n on those after the rocket brought into disrepute their high zine. it the Inability of the Job 1 package unflavored gelatin "Mostly we give A's and B's,” nedy made clear at his news con launching pad on- Johnston Island public trusts. Ha said tha crime Diane said,"C is about the lowest. seekers to find them. - Drain pineapple. Mix pineapple ference, will permi treductlons in is repaired. for which they were convicted It Suggested thdt rather than juice, sugar , and lemon juice, and Khrushchev has announced that "struck at" and "cast a ahadow" One time we gave one little kid a CRBBN the amount of inspection ndcqs- D, but he's improving a lot how.” relying on the grapevine, appli heat to boiling point. Dissolve gela sary to police a test ban. the Soviet Union will hold another on the administration of jusUce. cants seek out management con lCTAMPS j tin in cold water and add to hot There are disciplinary prob But Dean's instructions ara hot series ^ tests but has net die- Before sentence was impoeed, lems. They're solved In adult faah- sul lari tz and executive rScruiters, mixture. Cool. While mixture is to indicate the amount at reduc closed a date. Keogh roee to- lUs feet and dra who maintain large Usta of jObe cooling, mix cream cheese with 4 eggs, beaten TTj'.. tesday night, ^ ....i d^ ^ ^ rdst^ tm d^ Jensen was at one time president cup brown sugar ed four with tabhblespoons flour uig . HONOR AAAID LB I teaspoon vapUla Families Committee reported on TITUSVILLE. PA. (AP) — Ned P olish SaiBsage 1 box coconut Wednesday. / Harland Dearborn, 69. president Dash of salt A spokesman for the committee, of the National Safety CJongress comprising relatives of Chiban /I Mix and spread on first mixture from 1944 to 1959, d i^ Wednesday. 9 9 SEAFOOD TREATI and bake ?0 minutes at 350 de pri.soners, smd- horrible conditions BN AST Pineapple-Grapefruit B I Joko Cailliod Hlllll wportk m b c a n t| Sea Scallops grees. Cool smd cut in bars. in El Principe Prison led to this u55< riot. Specialists Needetl Mrs. Grant was bom in New [M t we call it. 'Each piece of / York a ty , and lived in St. Paul, He . said the men apparently broke out jaf their cell blocks. meat At First Food is cut and trimmed the Extra Fraakfarts "HASTSKivAtui lAG IR F ^ Extra 1^^ LiNIcIw OH Lo b I i m m i ) ^ * ? a iin u Minn., before moving to East Hart WASHINGTON—fey 1965 there way you like it. You brlnj; home Top Qua!-- ford. She graduated from Eiwt They displayed a banner with the are expected to be three workers words. "We are hungry," be re ity. Top (jholce, Dellciou.s Eating Meat al c^N Greun Stamps LunchooR MoBtswnM^aaAMstm' Hartford High School and from competing for every job that rev ways from your First Food Meat Counter.. JUICE Eraei StaaiM . CBRa(^ Miss Marchant’s Secretarial ported. quires no specialized training, while The prisoners were captured in' every seven specialized jobs will Bo get the Most Meat ValuA^rf.-for Your Money with tht purcfioM of any of thou i t -^ " SWIFTS with tho pa/ehase of any of thou Horn School, Hartford. Before her mar —ShoD-Shop First F6od! (t Portt 8Te*By loaf Ham Loaf riage. she was a secretary at the last year’s unsuccessful invasion have only five workers qualified A dalkieui 46-OZ Phoenix Fire Insurance Co., Hart- of Chiba. to fill them. rtiirst quanehing, ford. CANS Her husband is a bw ev'tor the tasla lansatien Bshry Bonus Buys! research laboratory. ,-United Air PORTERHOUSE craft Corp., East MArfford. The eouple has a son, A I ^ 'J r ., 14, who Paund Cakas MoneyrSaving Produce Speois/sf.. .y -w-ili be a sophomore Manchester p ;a .c . High School in Sep£e«nber. T d p C C H U C K TENDER PINAST - Main, Mrs. Grant is A member of the Morbla, k# Cramn MMBI HONEYDEW-aUFORNIA Manchester YWCA,; a former JUICY large . VINE-RIPENED member of its towii. committee, y o r " a A R p m 450Z Cracked Wheat Breed'2LOAVES 47c chairman of its tour of homes and Natural ■ * CANS the Homemaker's . Club, and a ROUND STEAK Grapefruit Juice menriber of the Worngn's Club of Criipa Thin Proizalt no 23 c Manchester. The lAmily attends SMALL, LEAN, SMOKED / WELCH’S AH Furposa Mix 40OZ PKG Crispa Pratzal Sticks wot ks 23c the First Church of Cihrist, Scien EVEl^Y MONDAY-8 P.M. WELCHADE Sw eet^ Coral Chompy Good - Buttfr Tandar 3 5 < tist. v' ■ ^ P. A. C BALLROOM Kitty Salmon Pai Food > 2 *-0* 29c She has many hoMies, which in PICNICS Lb 39e DaLUXI SLIOB) AO clude bridge, needlenpint and bowi- 2 6 VILUGE STREET— ROCKVILLB Kaablar Paean Crisps no 49c DRINK 3 Cans 85c W hii. or Colorad ’^-OZ PKG CALlFpB^lA ^ A g , *"«• ' . . Kraft Cheese Bordan's Starlac 67c VS- 73c ’JS’ 95c Tha Grants enjoy travri, and t! Full of Juied and Flavor ^ LBS SWEET LIFE SWIFT’S PREMIUM CANNED PINAST M l Ocaan Spray C ra n ^ ry zjki cooctax rt sn 27c NectarBBies KOSHER SPEAR SUawbeiry, Preserve Pura Fruit JAR dcaan Spray Cranbarry juki cocsiail qtiti 47c l^Lb. Can Woodbury Facial Soap <« sau 4 uo sass 33 c BABOAXNB HAM *3.89 INSTANT O A U IBC PICKLES‘;^37e - tEG Herb-Ox Bouillon Cubes ^ 23c P I l l B I t S C A L I F O I N I A Dalactabla Eating ALL OVER Roy^ Puddings Ail Popular Flavors PKGS Prince Elbow AAocaroni *4s mo 25c 2 4 9 < : m STORK! 2 NABISCO BDUCATC»l Prince Thin SpaflhaHi h sn o 25c SUCREST LORNA DOQNKS . 10)4 Os. Pkg. SOc BOX COOKIES 10 Oz. Pkg. 3le n u t s n o p NKIST CAUM aNIA 140ZCAN River Brand Rica 2 *4» nos 39c Mixed Nuts Willi Paanufs inhancoi Natural Flavor of Food e - ^ a s k ' Carolina Brand Rica 2 '•u_nt8s’ 41c L o b m o b I s ^ ' ft 4 12-OZ Nina Livai Cat Food m ozcah27 c \ Pura Fruk Flavors Cott Syrups •TLS Stallor Papar Towols jumk>io u 31c NATIVB Siicknay a Poor Pickling Spica _*<«can23 c A Hot Woathar Favoritt 3 '°> 1 3 ( 16-OZ Sunshin# Hydrox Cookios '-uciuo49c Ciflcufltibei's iLockOr Plant and Meat Market! r Dog CANS FRESH MEATS ~ RETAIL DEPARTMENT Sc OFF SAU. LOOKf OVER fOOO EXTRA STAMPS. TOO/ GENUINE Uii.D.A. SHOULDER Fob Dotergent USE FKQ 3 2 < BA8 extra stam ps CAPONS 24 OZ. BOTTLE LIQUID LAUNDRY DETUGENT Bonus Sternp Spedak ! STEAKS E X T R A M M r with tht purchase of any tf Ac foUowmg'' Dynomo W-OZ ITL 4 9 < / S T A M P S I R ] ^ EXTRA STAMPS Finost Block Pepper WESSON , DETERGENT TASLin ‘ x*(tk the purehau of any of tht following |A. Kybo Coffee Solvo 45-OZPKG 8 3 < Me(130 CAIN’S KVIH UPfT NO. J Pnast Multiple Vitomins Certified Aspirin Motise Q t . J a r . WASHDAY DETERGENT PINAST /■ MAYONNAISE 57c Multiple Vitamins with Minerili • bll el 100 Dixie W hite Poper PtptetptoMn EXTRA LEAN— FRESHLY GROUND Choer Detergent OIANT PKG 8 3 < STAINLESS TABLEWARE NOT PRE-PACKAGED GROTE and WEIGEI>— FIRST PRIZE ALL FLAVORS , ' ■' if _ Homeland Tea Bogs Finost Two Crurt Lemon Pie FOR A OEAN MUGHT WASH BY INTBRNATIONAL BH-VIN OO. STAHL MEYER-4«UaiE’S PRODUCE REG. CHUCK GROUND LOE PKG 3 6 < pks el 10Q. PKGS. Dreft Bermoseptic U N IT 1 ^ 1 $ | 4 9 UNltBB.S^i|29 Golden Rose Teo Bogs U. S. No. 1 Yellow-Freestone Largs, Sweat, Juicy .. JELLO «• \ extra STAMPS king size 1 with eny wMi eny COLD CUTS SOAP FOWDER oawphFa oafy ■ ,eempfote e e ^ • Tidy Home Lunch Bogs Two pkgs of 50 PEACHES tL b . BGkt 69c Duarte Plunis 49e aureiieM with tht pufchau of any of tho foUwettng SLICED FRESH TO ORDER Dux r / HowoMon Punch Not Pre-Packajced— 45 Varieties Fancy Native Fancy, Native, Large aiNTU TO YOUR a o m a FOR AUTOMATIC WASHERS Frozen Food Specials! Summer Squash Dash Detergent LGEKG 4 1 c Vets' Nuggets Dog Food or Cueumbers B ach Blueberries Bskt. 29c Ivory Flakes WE HAVE A FUU UNE OF FOOD CONTAINERS FOR YOUR FROZEN Derby Borbecue Soued BR« TO HANDS HOUSEHOLD CLEANER FRUITS AND^YEOETAILES. .i STRAWBERRIES Walter Johnson auaTSD MBK BAUS Ivory Snow Spic A Span UIPKG. 2 9 < OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. till 9 P.M.» SATURDAY till 6$30 P.M. ’TOR" GARDBN Asparagus Speors pofHDm^i^pto WE RENT COLD STORAGE LOCKERS FOR YOUR FROZEN MEATS AND 'j V ', WITHILEACH aEANSER „ " ^ W H O L I 16-02 Howard Johnson -JJSSSf.ltS'oh. VEGETARLES FOR AS LITTLE AS $1.25 A MONTH. THIS LOCKER HOLDS Oxydol Detergent Comet ^ 2 ^ ' & ^ 3 1 < DaliMus Sorvod With TUB. ABOUT 250 FpUNpS OF MEAT. -Old Hundred•( ' i ' ■ 'Tf.VC ‘'j- —gi ■jcU. • • 1 -7;-1 . ■.■ II I .„J>
MANCHESTER,EVENING HERALD, MAN^^STE.R, CONN:, TMUKBDAif, AUGUST S, 1982 PAGit; P iO l EIGHT, MANCHESTER^EVEHiHG HEEALl), MANCHESTBa^ CONN4 IlfURSfiAY* AUGUST* 1, IM f Elqiudity Martin Airn Asking r M British Deny Asylum , StateNews Zolla aiid" Save on these specials.. . . get Top Value Stampsi 1: / For EarlieriTuitiotipi^rh^hks To Soviet Spy Soblen Roundtsp Race General Manager Richard-Mar-^has guggeated, that payments be .‘OPeattmied ttfm Pagetjtte) tin feels Oatller tuition collections due at the and of thsJlrat and third (OoiitlBmd tr«m F act.O m ) ere. Bearera. all membera o f the would ber equitable for the town quartm of the semesters in whlqh Deadlocked I Manchester Police. Department, 'ciuti said the decline was due generally, hot because the board of a pupil is . enrolled here. Royiloseph DUkett, 19, pf 80 Bayberry IWL, Glastonbury, , Tletad >ln a U.B. court o( wartima were Sgt. Henry Oaiiruder, Sgt. chiefly to, .a drop in factory vaca* education wants to guard against Another suggesOon piuUed by (OMttaHMfl fi«m rage O n »). alleged accomplice of Bruce BManches- ‘Unless we collect from the Russell Skew$fr^Hh.o4ra8 served a seems to ha-ve gotton mixed up More that) 1,300 arrestajiava been warrant and. igmi>e | ter by .Graham^ whem he' was F o u gel 5 cans for the price of 41 Reg. 2 for 49c incomes frotn other school receipts. Kelley, a moderate on racial is- booked on thtf^'.l^rglary vio The' decision to refuse Soblen Rod and Gun Club visited the fu HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. John N. tuition for the first half of pur suee. worked tirelessly last De- permission to stay in Britain was neral home last liight to'pay re-1 Dempsey has decided to defer ac- Insofar as I am concerned, this school year and In January fw lence charge, -v A delteieui way to start or finish dinner, five suggestion that I made some tinrie oember and in the wehka follow Zollo was ciinig^t by FBI agents reportedly taken at a cabinet spects to the late patrolman. i tion rai a private group's recom- the second half of our'sehopl year, ing, in, $n effort to peacefully re luacioui fruit* blended in a heavy syrup. meeUng Wednesday attended by Offlcera and members of the ■ mendations that he order a study sign that we collect in advance is then the Uxfiaydni in' Bolton are in Los A ngeles^esday night, who entirely on the basis of treating the solve t)ie ^ h M n a . At one point, had a vrarranijIiDr Zollo charging ' Quick and easy when company drops in Sir John Hobson, the new attorney Manchester L(>dge of Elks con-^ of the various electronic data- not Mying for their use of Men-; hei opeMy MrOke with staunchly general. diTcted A fnemotitii ritual at the processing systems used by state taxpayers in other towns on the cheeter adiools in the ehme way him with unlRiufol- flight to avoid . . and look at the big savings! same basis as the taxpayers- in senejgationlBt coihmlseionertu prosecution. A..‘$25,000 bond was Several Labor members of Par funeral home last night. agencies that the Mancheeter pMperty The break earn* over the com- liament have indicated they Iny The suggestion came from the Manchester.” V -y ’ owners are paying for-'their use,” o ordered in the;'’ Zollo case in Cir VJ • St6|i I Shs$ brand Connecticut Public Expenditure mission’e refusal to accept federal tend to argue that Britain's duty WUItam B. Chipman y The board of education is pon said Martin. . funds lor a local project, saying cuit Court last 'mbnth after he had ends with the refusal of asylum Funeral services for William B. Council, which called for the ap dering whether to establish earlier Ihe 'school board'to i George Cleveland, Frank Yeomans The investigations were started , SHOULPNV HAVE THEM Dukett was questioned the day oven roast... U.S. Grade A Turkey!' by Dempsey after state auditors necticut (3hild Welfare Associa Albany, a sprawling city with a REMOVEP TRJ. THE INFECTION before Daddy gets home" and John Hooker. tion, which drafted and promoted Democrats for BUbstantlal segment of «ilent mod after the break, but was released indicated money may hav« been NAB BEEN ENTIRELY GONE by police. Flirther Investigation, spent unwisely when the State the present law. erates, draws much m its eco FDR SEVERAL WEEKS. Obituary M n- Jane Douglas sinlth nomic sustenance from two fed police Bay, linked Dukett with V Funeral services for Mrs. Jane Motor Vehicles' Department made Lack of Jobs kalpliA iirfoiM a conversion to punched cards. / MVReport Due eral instaUatUms,.— Turner Air fSksatluNiiMlebeafsFeSiinesHcii Zollo and • warrant waa issued Douglas Smith of Talcott-ville Rd., Tbe conversion cost more than Force Biee and' the U.S^ Marine for his arrest and served last night. Howard LaHar Vernon, were hrid yesterday after HARTFORD (AP)—A report on (OwtiMMi frOM rng« Qm ) Corps Supply Center. In court this 'morning, prose noon at the Hplmes Funeral Home, $80,000. the Motor Vehicles Department cuting attorney George Gorsky How'ard LaHar. 65. of New Brit liie Public Expenditure Council, Each side in the controversy 100 EXTRA 400 Main St. The Rev. Alisan record system investigation will be fact that ^employm ent in the has accused the other of breaking Costs of Building asked thp court' to set the com ain. father of Mrs. Edward SSllis a research group, said the pres submitted to Gov. J ( ^ N. Demp Tap Valua of Rockville, died yesterday at Ray Heaps, retired minister of ent competing^ electronic systems Brass (NTatigatuck Rivelr) Valley thith. Negro leaders in * recent panion cases down on the Aug. 16 Ro^ville, officiated. Burial was sey by State’s Atty. John D. La- months have talked once with docket, and Judge Searles Dear Rocky Hill Veteran's Home and result in a certain amount of "con Belle within the next three weeks. is 39 per cent greater than the $193,794 in July in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Taloottville. fusion. duplication and Incom- city fathers at a regular commis lngton'agreied. Hospital. Bearers were William C. Mon The, Hartford County prosecu averageunemployment for the 2k>llo is being held in California Survivors, besides his daughter patability." sion meeting. But there has been Manchester citizens spMit Ic STAMPS aghan., John J. Douglas. Dudley R. tor said today the six-week-oM in rest of the state.” no real agreement on the disiiosi- and ■will be extradited -when pa In Rockville, include his wife, an It blamed the situation on what quiry remains in progress but has other daughter, two brothers, a Dougla.s. Robert S. Douglas. Wil it called the. multiple and divided He noted that there were 5,400 tion of city court cases pending than half aa murii on construction pers are completed by Manchester wliau yau top • M daut Stup A Stop ber H. Smith and Cart A. Stolten- reached a stage where he will be against demonstrators, or on de last month than they did during police and the state's attorney's TMdM’ ¥•■■{ Nm m ... II to IB ^ id i Bister, and nine grandchildren. authority foh ‘ the selection and able to begin making an evaluation unemployed persons in ttat area, ITuneral services will be held to feldt installaUon of such equipment. IJt and said in his prepared talk:' segregation' of public facilities. a comparative period last year. Es office. TOP of the situation in the next few Five more demonstrators went They’ra your best buy at the meat counter because morrow at 8:30 a.m. at the Rose suggested that a committee of ex- days. > “ It is time the Govdrhor realised timated costs submitted with Hill FVneral Home, Elm St., Rocky perts Should develop a coordina our people need jobs, and not per to jail Wednesday after attempt building permits to the building they’re bred and fed to give you more tender meat Fresir Blueberry Pie Hill, with a requiem Mass at St tion program that would be more His analysis, he said, will have capita increases In taxes and ing lunch counter and restaurant U»S. Soldier Asks to await the receipt of oertain . re division of the Public Works De and a greater proportion of breait meat. And tur James’ Church, Rocky Hill, at 9 Mrs. Flanagan efficient and '•economical. mounting deficits. sit-ina. partment Indicate a total expendi You pet E big*bonus from our own bakery! ports from his four-nlan investi More than 300 have been jailed Kirial will be in Rose Hill Me "By the beet eetimatea of the ture for new construction in July Czechs^ for Asylum Vnds Mafb lUf. key it one of the highest of all meats in health- Give Your family a special treat, so go^ morial Park. Rocky Hill. gating team and typewritten rec consulting firm hired by the Dem in the past’ Uu-ee week's. Lotr. Bid on Dormti ords of conversations the inveeti- of $193,794. The figure for July building protein! Oven-Ready and thrifty. . they’ll think you made it yourself! Plump, ■ S Friends may call at the funeral Appointed to ocratic administration, we are 60,- At the' federal court hearipg, the last year.was $448,870. home tonight from 7 to 9. HARTFORD (AI») —The Ames gators had with varioua Individ 000 jobs short of our need this city la attempting to prove that (Continued from Page One) juicy berries. And only 69c! Constnichion Oo, of Hartford en- uals. The unusually small number of Tt^\ \ year and we will need to gain continued demonstrations would single family dwellings started Paul S., Boettel Probation Job teried an apparent tow base bid of The report will go to the Cihlef touch oft violence and possible Army reemds show his next of 40,000 jobs each year for the next during the month is , mainly re-' k&i is Mrs.' Hatsuko Hareld of $819,000 for construction of two Executive of the state because it three yenra In order te reach our bloodshed. At issue is whether Paul Simon Buetlel, 74, former dormitories at the Central Con Sponsible in July last year, $326,- Ekist Providence, R.I. He enlisted ly of Walker St., Manchester, died Mrs. Nan Weldon Flanagan of w as'dovem or Dempsey who, on goal for 1065.” such activities should be prohibit 050 was spent for this purpose on A necticut State College in New June. 25, asked LaBelle to look into ed with an injunction. in the Army in.December 1949. SVsIb WHOLE CANNED a CHICKEN Foil can clean up on this big buy! last night at the Sanibel Hospital, Bolton has been appbinted a pro Britain, It was announced ye.ster- AIsop said his admini$trati(m 28 dwelling units. .Only $54,400 The Army 'said' Hareld went •Middletown. bation officer by the State Com the circumstsnees- surrounding the Two police officers, Capt. Mel Imagine getting chicken all cooked for less day. award and execution - of eontrants would encourage industry not to was spent during the past month, AWGL thq day'before he was' to Mr. Buettel was bor^ Nov. 35, mission on Adult Probation, effec leave the state, and would encour vin R. Clegg and R. A. JaneUe, on three houses. than 25c a pound! Keep a can on hand Although the bid was lower to ihodernlze the 'HVt> records. . a detective, testified that Negroes have gone befoiiv a court martial I '' \ 1887, in Now York City, and lived tive today. than an offer of $822,000 by Hart age new industry to set up in Con- Besides the single family houses, on charges of violating German for easy summer n--.1.| in Manchester more than 30 years. This request. Governor DerapMy had cursed and threatened them l ■eotlcut. applications were received for 79 Mrs. Flanagan has been’ assign- ford's Wadhams and May Co. sup- customs laws. - V 'H \V v in He retired ten years ago as a said, 'came pa a result of a memor Meanwhile, Congressman Hor since racial troubles renewed w - three 2-famlly dwellings, for a to ed to the department’s first dis- plemental bids by Ames raised its randum from state auditors rais ly in July. Clegg smd he was hit Although he Served with a mis painter, and decorator. trict office at Wlllimantic and will | total to $1,800 more than Wad- ace-fleely-Brown formally touched tal cost of $46,600. Survivors include a son, Paul M. ing the question of possible "un- by a bottle as officers dispersed sile unit, the Army said Hareld work with women in the eastern | hams and May’s withal with sup- off his hoiish-to-house campaign Of the $193,794 total last month, did not have acii;ess to any classi Buettel of Rahway. N. J.; a daugh ethloal actions or occurrences’ for the U.S. Senate, spending the about 2,000; Negroes in the wake all but $11,500 will be tentatively part of the state. 1 plements of $868,500. which they lacked the power to of a protect march last week. fied information:. **Topo'the Grade** ter, Mrs. Anne B. Bouffard of A Manchester native. Mrs. Flan- Subcontractors' bid.s for an ad- day in New Haven County,. added to the Grand List to help Manriiester; a brother. Louis Buet determine. Police Chief Laurie Pritchett, Neighbors .oL'^areld’s Japanese Hundreds agan was associated with the. dition to the main libnary-cla-ss- compute Increases in the tax base wife in Eah^: 'Providence said she Gallon Cloroi tel of Jamaica, N. Y.; a sister, ending Uvee days on the witness The $11,500 exemption Is for two The finest meat you *ll ever eat! Mrs. Bertha Borsdi of Massape- State Welfare, Department for 25 room building at Southern Con- stand, testified his officers are at has not been at home for several years where she was a case work necticut State College, New Ha- Rhigmaster Elected tax exempt constructions, both days. - - - .f . •s of Extra Stamps eua, N. Y., and three g r a n f^ l- supervisor. I ven, also were announced yester- $37,045 Egtimated the breftking point . because of church buildings. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Nelson strain from three weeks of con After stories^ last May that the Save 10‘...Reg; 65' The funeral will be held Satur She replaces Mrs. Helen Farley ”79' The quality bleach that ktapa your Funeral Home, Elm St., Rocky ley has taken a position ■with the. had ths apparent low for heating the 1963 Barnum Festival, which there as hisi'adffc. Mrs. Hareld said family relations staff under the and ventilating ^ th $180,396 base will be the 15th presentation of New eatimates totaling $37,041^ elouds and thunderstorms ham home hygienically clean! Now in Hill, with a requiem Maas at pered an air search today, for a sfie had n ot' recently heard from Laok far toaus itaaip Corpus Christi Church, • Wethers state circuit court system. bid and $183,006 toUl. Bridgeport’s annual celebration have been worked out for water line her husband.. , A. J.' Mongillo. • Inc.. New Ha- About Town Nepali airliner missing with 10 th* plastic bottle with bounetj to field. at 9. Burial will be in Rose honoring P. T. Barnum.___ _ improvementa which would provhU ■^e n e i^ v from Frankfurt aUplayi thraupliout yen, bid $49,544 on, plumbing better fire protection for Mandiihi,! persons, abonnl,'^ iholwlqg tww easy and aafe to uta! Hill Memorial Park, Rocky HUl. . His selection comes'less than a Eighth District firemen at 12:36 U.S. government officials. The' brought Raymond Har- Round Steak »’99' Port Chester Eleotrieal Co.. Port ter Memorial Hoapital and fhr Priends may call at the funeral month after the end of the 1962 DCS Dakota presumably crashed eld's mother.: in East Pro'yidence, Mep a tbep Broad at doom low priool 12th Circuit Chester, N. Y.. bid $279,000 for Manchester High School. p.m. today extinguished the re- aar starts! home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Barnum program which had total maina of a 10 by 10 foot chicken Wednesday in jungles -or farm- Mrs. Lydia'Hareld, 69. The electrical work. attendance exceeding 625,000 per- The estimates have been sub T te 9 p.m. General construction bids for the coop at the home of Mrs. Irene iMid at tile foot of the Hima mother of 12 children, a rheumatic Court Cases son.s at Its seven days of events. mitted to General Manager Rich Bushey at 670 N. Main St. Cause layas while on a flight from Kat heart keeps her bedfast. Mias Florenoe A. Howe New Haven project will be open Downs, a resident of Norwalk ard Martin by Lawrence Wlttkiofr _ FAMOUS SWIFTS PREMIUM ed Aug. 8. of the blaze was not determined. mandu to New Delhi. It was last "My plight began when my hus Miss Florence Althea Howe. 72. was marshal of the festivhl’s Pa Bke, acting superintendent of the The coop was a total loss, a fire heard from over the India-Nepal band died (Ini-1938) and left me formerly of Keeney 8t„ Glaston MANCHESTER SESSION rade of Champions in 1958, mar water and sewer department spokesman said, i . , border. with all th c^' children,” she said. bury. died early this mortiiiig af Gary W. Andrews, 30, of Glas Siockholdern Sue shal of the Ballyhoo Show In 1959 Increased- water flow is one of ter a long illness. tonbury, today was ordered to New Haven (A P )— A $300,000 and grand marshal of the July several moves under oonslderatton 3-pound Cenned Ham CREAM CHEESE Fourth street parade In 1961. for improving the fire protection Miss Howe was bom Aug. 19, serve 15 days of a six months' sen stockholders’ suit has been brought Savo Icl Quick and easy for froatinga, 1889. in Glastonbury, a daughter tence, smd then put on probation against the Utica Manufacturing He is a graduate of the Unlver- picture at the hospital. Serve with Stop^Sf Shop Swiss Cheese 29c of the late Frank B. and Ida A, for two years, on a breach of the ciorp. of New York and its prest- rity of Pennsylvania, formerly was The most expensive part of the toppinga, tandwiehaal • a* pkg Pierce Howe. peace charge. A second 15-'day sen deht and treasurer. The com employed by the Bankets Trust thrhe-aectlon improvement would Her former home in Glaston tence for resisting an officer was pany’s business headquarters are Company.' New York, and has been b e ' a 12-lnch main from Perratt bury had been in the Howe fam also ordered by Judge Searles at 63 Main St., Ansbnia. with Sikorsky Division of United Pi. on Summit St. around the block ily for six generations since a Dearlngton, to run concurrently In his Superior Court action Aircraft Corporation since 1943. to Haynes St. at Main St. MIOWN C0OK» HADDOCK niLETS k 59< laiid grant from King George II with the first count. A third count yesterday, Alfred Dallago of Sands ' In 1954 he was appointed as That would be the middle section hi 1750. The original house was of intoxication brought a $15 fine. Point, N. Y., said the officers di sistant to the general manager, a of the proposed line. burned in 1777, leaving only the In passing judgment. Judge verted principal and aseets from position he still holds. Wittkofske has put a figure of H o w to SOFT FACIAL TISSUE N io* $8,250 on the cost of an eight-inch oMiter chimney and foundation Dearington p ^ te d out to the youth Utica to Plated Wire and Eloc- Y ou aave at Stop A Shop on branda yon on which the present house was that this was the sixth Umt- in troitics Inc., which is located at main to replace the' four-inch main IM rebuilt in 1783. It is now owned which - he had. been brought into the same address In Ansonla.. now in Haynes St. The hospital know and truat! Pretty colors In pretty area is also Suf^Iied from other di-i by Mias Martha White, head of court on similar charges and "m y Dallago said Eugene J. Sheri hozeel Reg: 2Sc box. the Manchester elemoitary school feeling Is that you have come to dan, Utica's president, and The tiOcal Stocks^ reotions. music depeutment, and Mias Janet the end of the line." odore Weiss, treasurer, made the That estimate is higher than the Enjoy bright summer savings Brimmer, guidance counselor at The cases of Louis Dreisch and transfer without payment or call $7,900 figure given for the job- Bulkeley High Schocd. Hartford. Charles Merservey. both of no cer ing a stockholdera' meeting. QuototioM Furalshed by sorller this. year. on *peak of perfection** melons! Dallago said he owned half of Oobum Mlddtebrook, Inc. The remainder of thq, work, es ■^'7 • Miss Howe was a familiar fig tain address, Stafford Springs, were timated at $6,795. would be art / I ure driving her model A Ford given 60 days each on charges of the issued capital stock in Utica, Bank Slacks FANCY WHITE TUNA producer of electronics com eight-inch main running from E. about town fqr many years. being common drunkards. Both Bid Asked Middle Tpke, along the wasi ftack up your eavinge while you etock Survivors Include two sisters, pleaded guilty to the charges. ponents. He. said he bought the Oohn. Bank and Trust stock from Sheridan and Weiss M boundary of the high school site, up your.shelves ( Big favorite for salads Mrs. Mildred H. Brock of Man- Robert r . Michaud. 30. of 300 Co...... - «• OO ' and along Pmrett PI. to Summit. rtiester and Mrs. Frank Edmond Charter Oak St., was fined $35 for' a'host df $40,000 In 1960. Hartfoed National m ake m o n 0 and aandwicbet! Reg. 39c. T ec Die ^eridah and Weiss also are In addition to providing better son of Moodus; and several nieces breach of the peace. Bank^^^ Trust Co. 46 60 fire protection, the projects would and nephews. Bond forfeitures of $45 each were officer^ of Plate Wire and Elec tronics, he said. Sheridan is the Ftre^lMurance Companies also improvs the flow to proper-- The Watkins-West Funeral ordered when the following persons ties alopg the line. Home. 142 E. Center SL, is in failed to appear in court to answer board chairman and Weiss is the Htfd. Fire ...... 68 82 charge or funeral arrangements to speeding charges: Coslmo Dec- president and treasurer he said. National Fire .•,....115 126 M on Phoenix F ir e ...... 94V4 99(4 which are incomplete. canna, 46, of New York City, and As a result of the diversion,, he Stop A Shop buyers are mighty fuBiy when it comes to . $IW I She* Thomas O'Connell of Framingham, charged, Utica was derived Of Life and Indemnity lae. Coe. a t it ■raid Mass. valuable physical assets and busi ■Aetna (Casualty .... 68 75 Public^Records i .. aelecting fruit for ypul That’s why you always gat th* • In a short trial, David A. Hahn, ness operations with the Radio Aetna Life ...... 106* 114 pick of the crop at Stop A Shop! Ruabad ,to ua tach night ^ IN% Nr* { 1.1 F unerals 17, of 95 Highland St., was found Corporation of America." Conn. General ..*....131 129 Warfaatce Deeds — dawn fraah $0 you aoch morning I > not guilty on the charge of instruct In ■ addition to damages, he Htfd. Steam Boiler 95 llO' Julia Cook to Gladys J. Flengo, ing an unlicensed person. A second asked for an accounting of loss%a ■rravelera ...... 136 V4 143(4 property on Benton St. charge of allowing i^ration of an and an injunction directing Sheri Publie Utilities EMward F. Moriarty and Joseph Dave Gallig an unregistered motor vehicle was dan and Weiss to return purchase J. Moriarty to St. John the Bap Wluit aim you looking fiw when you invest youp^ nolled by prosecuting attorney E. orders from RCA ‘to Utica. Conn. Light Power .. 29(4 tist Polish National Catholic money? Safety? A g o ^ ntum ? A strong. relteUe George Gorsky for reasons that A t hia home in Westport last Htfd... Electric Light 69(4 (ihurch Of Manchester, Conn., Inc., eempany? Hartford Gas Co. .. 59 Buried Today the driver, MiM Julie W. Sherman, nlg:ht, Sheridan said-Utica manu property near N. School St. You get aO three when you buy Sayjn^ Bonds. 16, of Bolton, was insured. A nolle facturing > <»rp. was no longer in Southern New England Harold W. Garrity, Stanley Bray was also entered in her behalf oh a existence. Telephone ...... 45(4 49(4 and Glady*. Bray to Cflifford Ai Tbey’r* one of the safest investments in the An honor guard of uniformed charge of oporating an uninsured Mannfacturing Oempanles Treat and Eleanor R.- Treat, prop- world, because they’re backed i>y the credit of the . Mlicamen formed a cordon for the motor vehicle. erty on Meadow Lane, ’ U.S. Government.. nuieral of David Galligan, 30 Rus- Adoption Law Eaaed Arrow. Hart, Heg. 57(4 61(4 'The case of Walter Bartlett. 36, Aasociated Sjiring ..IS 15 Mary Zawiatowski to Edward F. Cantaloupes=2'-39‘ They pay you 33H%xrmiance a new home. L^at^hjiiwe for tliia outalanduig value! Quiah Funeral Home, at St. James' was nolled for the reasons that the ples adopting children has pro-, AA Quitclaim Deeds f^urch and East Cemetery. duced a relaxation in some of thd Bm-Hart .... • e • • • state could pot prove the trailer Fafnir ...... 38«4 Daniel J. McCarthy Jr. to Bar And what^dfetter "company” is there than Colilornia C ekry H eorts , t h . 7 , 9 ' w i l h I t s A aolemn high Mass of requiem had been parked for 24 or more rigid requirements by local place bara W. McCarthy, property at 16 Anrterica itee^ ment agencies. N. B. Machine . . . 18(4 Thia man M M our piak lap** was celebrated at St. Jafnes' hours, as required by the atatutes. North and Judd ... 12(4 Preston Dr. Church by the Rev. James T. Cases continued: The decline,, part of a national Marriage Lioens->s What’s more, you gqt an extra benefit from system is d eca ^ ^ . An C alifornia C ouliftow or . r S L 2 9 . Tablo tta In Stop & Shop*s new HOME trend, will mean shorter waiting Stanley Works . .. 17(4 UJ3. Sa'vinn Bonds that no other investment can important way we can O'Ckmnell, assisted by the Rev. Until Aug: 16, Gordon W. Dunn, Veeder-Root ..42 Rudolph Albert Vlgnone i^d keep him wrohg 'im to (.caaes . . . M Day Ouaranteel In Telephone Colorel Francis T. Butler as deacon and 691 Graham Rd., "'apping, for periods for parents who want to Barbara May Dougan, Aug. 11, St give you. 'The extra “ dividend” of a strong, free adopt children, according to Mrs. The above quotations are not to keep strong finSj^cially $12.95 valnel Offer expiree Aaguet 4. KITCHEN BREAD the most the Rev. John O'Mara as subdea court trial to charges' of evading be construed as actual markets. James’ Church. , America. For Amqriea aouat be strong to be free. — as individual* :Snd as eon. Mrs. Jane Maccarone was or responsibility anr' driving without Katherine B. Oettinger, chief qf Building Permits r/'Yeur Bond doUanlmp make it so. : ' the U.S. Children’s Bureau. a nation. , - precious ingredient is TIME! ganist and soloist. a license; and Sigmund Rand, 34, SIR WINSTON ILL To Russell L. Davidson for Nor It’s easy to buy Sa'vings i^nds Police Chief James M. Reardon of Ft. Devehs, Mass., for dlspogi- 'Earlier marriages, less infertil man Hohenthal. for alterations to l 3 b l .O A T E ity and the fact that "our agen LONDON (A P )—Sir Winston oh the installment |dan. Just ask *A J Thw AdvAnewd : Chun King ‘ Salada ’ headed the honor guard which in tlm to a 'apeedlng charge.' ChnrchUI, rMOvering from a a dweUlng at 148-145 Florence 8L, your employer to aet aside a regular. / \ Q Dwfwfflwnt , G erb er Sunshine Until Aug. 22, at Stafford cies, sine* the depression, have $1-600. _ ^ cluded State Trooper WilUami been overseUing the public on the broken thigh In MIddleeex Hos 0' amount from your Mycheck. Or' Tea Bags IT’S RAISED OVERNIGHT Shaw, a- former member of the Springs, Lawrepce Humason Sr., pital, haa suffered a mild at To Russell L. Davidson for Dietz Baby Food Krinly CraeVerf Oiickai Ch*« Mein V f k Idea that adoption is almost im you can buy Savings ^ h d s at any •''7^$2.39 trSIc . 4 - Manchester Police Department and 46, Lawrence Humason Jr., 20, and tack of jaundice, hbi personal A Ridolfi, for alterations to - i leef Cht$ Swf possible because there are too dweUlng at UT W. Middle Tpke, bank. You’ll find you’ve made one itfAtPwd Q C ^ V e( Manchester police officers and pa Mrs. Minnie E. Humason. all of physhsUn dlseios^ today. "He 16b«qi Willington, for pleas 'to similar many applicants for too few $2,300. .. eftheworld’aaoundeatinveatmenta i«rt T O C 'O tin p.'ck‘ .31c HuthrDiM (hew MeM Me FOR TH A T trolmen., Honor -guard members children,” are j some of the rea has had a little. M t.of an.'.at —an investment in your future. wore Lt. Edward Wlnzler, Sgt. charges of breach of the peace. tack,” said Lord Moraa as he • ______— I Ajax Cleansers p .c k .9* o i Until Aug. 23, Hiss Barbara sons contributing to the decrease And you’ll gat more than your William Cook. Sgt. Walter Fer lven by Qscar D. Weiner, execii- left after seeing hie 81-year-old , Big TV Fight Crowd 4* b.0t OOC guson and Albert Scabies. Alfred Melley, 17, of 328 Ferguaon Rd., patient He added that, 'a l money back. OLD-TIME FLAVOR! Sve director at the Children's 2'S: 31c t." 24c Wylfer pack.g. e( ^ I IQ Ritter, Albion Whipple, Siarl Ev for a court trial to change oif fail though the former prime min CHICAGO (AP)-J-A closed cir I 'Com stock A lp o ure to grant the right of way. Center, Hamden. loq A ■ • ' ' erett, Charles Momeau, Robert "The image of the 60’* should ister le getting^ on very well, cuit television audience of nearly P i* Filing louitloA Cubes Laiman, Kenneth Barker, 'WHllam Until’ A ug.. 30, Richard L. Rud- them la \no chance of moving one million is- predicted for the kcfkoFM d **2^“ 27c Yon haven’t toated bread dell. 23, of 4# BisseU St., for diS; be a very different one," he aald, Peareon, Clarence Heritage, Law “And we must recognize ft if we him home at present,' Sepj. 25 heavyweight fltle pout Keep freedom in jrour fi|ture with Fab Apple Filling 39c Chickea or _ h.ei like thi* since your mother porttlon pending a pre-SeAtencS in cubes fcwC cubes AwC ChichinleiFtW 2'*^-4fe Salada Tea*,:?,';;: rence Smith and RonaM Roberts, are to. ensure thatehildren are not between Champion Floyd Patter ■ ( ^15 15 did her dwn baking! We’re Ml patrolmen. vestigation on charges of break IS ON MISSING PLANE son'and Sonny Liston in <3omis- Cherry Riling 39c ing and Mitering without phrmls- kept out of adoptive homes be re^ufer‘■•",30c b m so* eager to have you taste Also attending the funeral Mass cause. of an old and no longer true MANILA, PhUlppbies.(AP)— key Parte. Publicitor Harold (^n luiTT lutter Cesk'iei \S HC aion. and larceny 1 (under $50).. it, yon get a bonus of 25 svere municipal employes froip tbei Concept.” A U.S. Nnvy sea|Anne, with IS of Championship Sports, Ihc. A*riin«$‘YS£r UthHtkt ‘i ? 7fc general manager's office and a Although the number of adop orenmen abonrd disappeared sponsor o f . th* fight, said the U.S. SAVINGS BONDS New Lux Toilet Soap EXTRA TOP VALUE oalsgation from the Manchester Mew Light Copl tions Iws not decreased nationally, early today while retamlng''to agency which paid $2 million for -Florient Ajax Dynamo Soaky„- Sl$ririiMj|ht Chunk Tm 3k STAMPS irtien you' buy a loaf of our n w Fire Department, including Aa- social agencies will have greater Sangley Point Nnval SfepSlen. closed' circuit rights haa report Ta* UJ, O n w s w a t dem lu i t p m y T k * Trtamry Dtpmrtmml IMscfc Frwdi Fries 2 41c HOME KITCHEN BREAD! •Istaat Chiefs Ernest Sherman and CU&vktJilWr-iK, new, cool difficulty in finding homes espe ThlrtcM hisurs after the twin- ed 253 locatlona will display the Mea*t M* A*■■1 * ■'. ■ I ' '1 '■ ■#' '.1 1*" ■ • ( -f,- ■ V .• ’ • >1 “ ■ V , " ■ - , ■■ ■ . ^ : •» '
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i j / Mma A r Rk K e E t T sS //. fo'. IT’S TURKEY BARBECUE TIME I II/ 1 [ llM lUI U. S. GOV’T GRADE A GET M green STAMPS O VEN R E A D Y Anteria/s Oldest-Most YaluaUo Stamp Plan! BELTSVULE ■ ★ Naturally Ripenol br Mellow Flavor! New Tansy, Zesty Flavor! SAVE 14* Best known, best liked because Made from red-ripe choice to they arc "Naturally Ripened.” matoes and the finest blend of Makes desserts, pastries and cob SAVE 10* spices. Makes good food taste blers tasCe better. Hny S cans aad better. Buy 4 bottles and mive save 3 ^ at Mott’s. 28e a t Mott’s. DEL M ONTE 1 4 01.L SmOEirS TOMATO Bub. H A IV E S O R SLICED t CATSUP A new, aoecnlent tasia-traat awaita you I Try theM plump, full PEACHES breaatad, meaty, small boned birda, roaated over hot coals on ^ Lorgt No. Con your outdoor f|dIL Yon and your family will love the rich, melt* ia*your*month flavor of Barbecued, Turkey. Boy three or four a t this low, low price . . . barbecue them or roast them in tha oven far the most delicious eating ever! *W»lhW ImDorted tomatoesL ^ *"4 parited In i«I!^ SAVE 10 6 to 10 lb. Average |||i Brings Out the Best in Your Favorite Summertime Dishes a e w a a o R T a I T U . u n
HYGRADE SMOKED PORK 6 to 7 Lb. Real "Whole Egg” mayonnaise. Has that "go With everything TOMMTOES Lean Short Shank, Sugar Cured Average flavor.” Buy 2 jars and save 38c SAVE IS' at Mott’s. HELUIMirS SHOULDERS Old Fashioned Taste Treat MAYONNAISE In Hand Cut Wedges! SERVICE DELICATESSEN Mott’s—Manchester, OUHT JH TUB MEATS TO Albany Ave., Wilson and Wethersfield CHOOSE FROM Take a "hot weather break’’ from BU TTER ^ cooking. Select appetising pre pared foods from Mott’s Service Delicatessen. You’ll love the Variety is the spice of meat shopping. It’s fnn to variety! lb. pick and chose . . . to browse along our tmnpting,. w dl filiod cases with more than. 300 wonderful^ main eonrses right at yonr finger tips. With such wide range of chidce, it’s an easy trick ta find MUCkE’S PIECE or MACHINE SLICED sooiethfaig "different and delicious" for dinner. UVERWURST or BOLOONA D o w n y Haot and S«r«a Soft... PRIED HADDOCK ...... lb. 79e PRIED SMELTS . : ...... 0 . 69e PRIED SCALLOPS ...... Ei..99e Super f STUFFED CLA M S ...... 3 for 35e r THOUSANDS O I nSH CAKES— OoMon Ir m ...... 4 for 3S« Strong! I E X T R A I 1-1------*-■—«- POTATO SALAD or COLE SLAW ...... b . 35e What Do You Pay for MUk? SAVES' I SSH STAMPS! | EGG A POTATO or MACARONI SALAD, lb.. 45e I NO LHHTI NO COUPONS NEE0EDf | C o m . Apprav. HmwagwtNMd .^"■^»I UBLE STAMPS Every Wed EA T BETTER saop MOTT'S i SA VE MORE \ . : ^ , A 4' • \ %’*• ••'V" i ^ ' ■ ■ ” • t r*. / ,, ft-i -■ -e ■'
. '■ '■■■ ■' ■ .''.I , ■■■ ■ : • ■ ■ >AOB TWKtTt -• . -I'■■ ■■ MANCHESTER' EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 , 1962 * 1 ...... - r — ^ MAKi IX EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TOURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1962 Rockville-V ernon PAGE THIRTEEN 4* W.Main%. le, TV-RadiO TonigHt 106 TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS Water Main T h e H as In i^ci"!New8 FREE By .THB. ABM^ATXb ' p r e s s Plus your f^ular stamps on’$3.00 oc mom purehaM $20,000 Less Princew RAdatirUl, sister !whcn p m e n t^ to of Jacqu«dtne Kennedy,, a^ifed In Television ••O', 8:00 Movie at f (in profress) -, $F < The Honeytnnonert Selection of the 'W. Main St. GRAND NAmed Naples, llaty Wednesday to pre Bir 8 Theater (In procren) t Zane Grey Thealef route Jor installation of a 18-lnch ■ i- early toon (lo orogress) SU tU The Nelson Saieily ^J. DURSO'S ESSd pare for 'kw vacaUon with'the HucklehciTV Hound A U '•:00 Donna Reed Show water line, rather than along Un American President's wife. > Bighway Patrol 40 - Biofraphy 484 EAST MIDDLE TPKE„ MANCHESTER ion St. as wavauggeated at Mon News 6s • Frontier utcua : ’ ( AT THE GREEN) ^ day's Rockville City Ocluncil meet Mra-^ Kennedy, apd 4-year-;30 Dr. Kildare 10, $3. Sturfeea, Gene, daughter of Mr. and Mra Eugme F. daughter QeroUne leave* the Unit ■ :a6'Weathet News A georto 8 IS The Real McCoys i . 40 This Offer Expires Auffliat 9 ing, was made for economy pur Sturgeon, 42 Cqvbntiy 8L 8h« waa born July 28 At Mancheater 4:30 Phil EHvers « My Three Sons poses. according to the Rockville WAY ed States next Tuesdey. They wUl 9:00 Brenner MemprtAl Hoepital. Her maternal, grandparento are Mr. and Mta.- Rome Jacob* Club House B. w ater A Aqueduct Oo. vacation at a clifftop villa over Buriie and Allen . U ' The Untouchables biSdOUNT CENTERS Oemrge P. Keegan, WeatAeld, Mass. Her paternal grandparenU looking the tea a t RaveUo. south Public Defenders 40 My Three Son* 8. 40 The more direct route, chosen af are ICr. and Ura. Vinar Sturgeon, Portland, Maine She haa two Film 63 0:30 The Lively-Ones (O 10. 3S. ter consultation with -independent brothMa, David, 8, and Soott, 8. of here. *:40 Men .df Destinv SO The Law snd Mr. Jones 8. 40. engfneers, will co-«t a'pproximataly 6:46 Walter Cronkit* Kins of Dlamontle Sap.OOO leas than if the water line -Attorney LouU Niser sailed for Huntley-Brinklsy. la 10:00 Bins Alons with Mitch (Cl Klttredge, David MOohael, aon of Mr. and Mra. David George F r a i^ Wednesday for a conauiU- T:ISI Evergiadea 10. as. wa.'i laidkilong Union St., the com 'IQttredge, RFD 1, W. Jan Dr., Hebron. He wna bom July 27 at Movie of tha Week An Exiieriment Ih Dialosue 3; MISS SOPHIE OF pany said' Uon with actress muabeth Taylor. Ripcord The ' Untouchables ' 8. 40. Kanebeater Memorial Hoapiptal. Hla maternal grandparenU are Nizer represenU both Mlsa Taylor News and Weathar 11:00 News. Sports a Weather I. 30. The company came under fire at ATfMNTIOM*: Mr. and Mra. Wilfred Dearoefera, 188 MdKee' SL, Manctwater. Evenlns Repost 11:18 Ttm fthl (C) the council meeting when Ita plans and her estranged husband, singer Subacription TV Steve Align Show for la.ving the 4.300 feet of line Hla paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Harold Klttredge, Eddie Fisher. Engaged Uncovered Thursday StarIJsht Stonlngton. < TriS The Sports Camera Sports Roundup TERI'S <3 BEAUTY ' ' " SALON . were made known. • a • • ■ As . he boarded the liner inde The Mgagement of MIm Evenlns Retiert 11:30 Award Theater .Tohn Orlowaki. who felt W. Main Wilaon, Gary Allan, ^ of Mr. and Mra. Cqrtia L. Wllaon, pendence In New York, the law lyn Delia Nadeau to Doaald Klnsa of (Jolt 11:30 TonIshI (C) to. (STATE THEATER BUILDING) St should hot be tom up because 7:10 Ouuawa 10. Steve Allen Show 178 Green Manor Rd. He waa bom July 27 at ManchMter Me‘ yer declined comment when news er Gray, both of Mancheater, 'has Top Cat I, 13:60 News and W eather of the money the town put into it. men asked if he sought to bring been annoimeed by her mother, demanded to know why the line ATTMOSD MUCaTTISHN . morial Hofq^tal. ^ Hla noatemal grandmother ia Mra. O. I* 8EB SATURDAY’S TV WEUEK FOR OOMPLBTR LISTINa Haynea, Oolumhua, Ga. Hla paternal grandpareatU are Mr. about a reconcUlatlon. f Mrs. Mary B. Laduc. BE Oak'SL couldn't he laid along Union St. a RMH riM OWAtmlNTU and. MM. Curtia B. Wllaon; 176 Green Manor Rd. He had a Her fianbe -is the son Of Mr. and ANNOUNCES The council voted to withhold bihUier, Donald U, 10. German film actress Uaelbtte Mrs. Harry .C Gray,, jdo. Oak permis-sion for proceeding with the • • • • • Pulver gave birth to a six-pound Grove SL . . . job until plans are hirnished which boy Wednesday In Geneva. She Is Radio meel^pproval of a special council Webster, Deborah Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mra. David Web- Miss Nadeau is a 1960 grad MISS PEARL QIIIDOLf S OR SPEOIALS ater, 8 Regan Rd:, RockvUle. She was bom July 26 at Man- the wile of Germap film star uate V>f Mancheater High School, I*- comiimttec. Helmut Sohmid. t n i a Hattag tochidna tmly thone newt hroadcMte af IE nr IB-niinito 'The company said the water cAiester Memorial .Hoeplptal. Her maternal grandparenU ale and ia a Junior at Central Con length. Seme etatleiM carry other abort ■ewaceata). IS TAKING OVER MANAGEMENT 6 8 t . Mr. and Mra. Jo e^h PaloxeJ, Wlndsorville Rd., RockvUle. Her necticut State College. New Brit main installation is being made to KOSHER FRANKS Judy Garland’s dispute with her WDRC-18M WPDF—f41t improve pressures in the high paternal grandmother la Mra. Dorothy Webster. 38 Foxhlll Dr, ain. Her fiance attended O a k OF THE SHOP Roekvine. She haa a brother, David J. Jr., 15 months. estranged husband Sid Luft over Ridge High, School. Oak Ridge. (:0U Rinbop's Corntr «:Ul Date Kelley areas of South St. and in the vi • ■ r .*••** • ® • their children was back in Asirt 8:06 Ravnor Shine* T '.f f j Joey Reynolds \ . , J . cinity of Regan Heights where TCnn., and Rhode Island School 1:06 New*. SisM ff 13:00 The Alligator 4 9 * — Cullan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Clancy, in London-Wednaaday. of Dtoign, Providence, R. 1. He is WTNF—12I8 SERVICES AND HOURS REMAIN THE SAME . loss of pressure has been exper SMOKED lOX When the . actress sieved last WHAY-81* 6;UU News ienced On several occasions this 187 HigMvid SL He waa bom July 28 at Mancheater Memorial an alnnan third -class in the 'UjB. 6:00 Paul Harvey Newri S:10 Toda>- on Wall Street HoapitaL HU nwtemal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. Ernest May to maka a new movie she Air Force at Lowry Air Force 6:.3P Alex Drier S;15 Showcase summer. had. her two children. Loma, 9, 6:46 Sports • The company reported that a Whitney, Mriraee, Fla. He- haa three brothers, Patrick, 10, Base. Denver, Oolo. 7:00 Mward P, Morgaa 6:46 Lowell, Thomaa > TELEPHONE isAl'3-4879 3 3 * 1 Sean, 6, and Regan, S. and Joel 7, made wards of the' A September wedding ia plan 7:16 Report 6:60 Sports booster pumping station was in CHOPPED LIVER • • • * • court. They can be taken out of 7:30 Dick's Den 7:00 News : V ’ stalled opposite the Armory on ned. 7:10 Observations•rvations \ Graaeette, John Henry, son of Mr and Mra. Andrew Gras- the country only with the court’s 11:00 Tonisht At My Place 7:16 Sports West St. over a month ago to consent. 1:00 Stan on 7:30 News Analysis. ShowcasaX -4tr help raise pressure, but the larger aetU, 57 Village St., RockvUle. He waa born July 27 at Man- w nc-^ioat 8:00 The World Tonight ' cheater Memwial Hoepital. Hia maternal grandparenU are Mr. line is needed lo permit the pump CHICKEN SAUD 3 3 * At th^ request of Miss Garland’s Traffic Strangling 6:00 New*. Sports, and Weathar 8:16 Showcase, News to operate at its maximum rate and Mh . John Araenault,' Ekifield. Hia paptemai grandparenU lawyer, the Wednesday hearing 6:30 Market Report. Music 13:«b'^SIgn Off FRiSH RED are Mr. and Mra. Andrew Graasette, SUtion 62, South Windsor. was held In secret - 6:46 Three Star Extra of efficiency. The new main also Cities in Britain 7:06 Conversation piece SUMMERSALE!^ will provide greatly increased -Miss Garland this weqk finished 7:16 Page Morton Bolt Kills 10 flow.s in the fa.st growing areas 7 8 * . film, “The Lonely ttaga,’’ and 7:30 New* of the World SALMON STEAKS By EDDY .GILMORE 7:45 Governmental Service lying .<(o\ith and west of the city, informants said she may be seek 8:00 Pop Concert NAIROBI. Kenya (AP)— Light the company said. FRESH LWV Gives Voters Chances ing to take the children to the LONDON (AP)—Slow death by 9:00 Niahtbekt ning struck an African hut at El- LADIES' DRESSES 2 for $9.00 It added that the greater de- United States. traffic atrangulation threatena 11:0U News doret Tuesday night, killing -10 11:16 Sports final Africans who had sought refuge PRE-TEEN DRESSES and liverv’ of water should also make FLOUNDER FILLET 5 8 t * . Luft, a film producer, ia also Brtttah cittes. 11:30 S tarliaht Serenade it po.s,sible for Rockville to in,- To ‘Meet the Candidates' presently living In London. U;66 News and Sign Oft from a^heavy storm. MATERNITY OUTFITS. erea.se its sale of water to the A jpt^mmeiit paper aaya the Connecticut Water Co., thus pro cities wiH^not survive unleas pub KNIT SUITS; ALL CGATS, Two "meet th i candidatea" pub-^tendance by the groups' member Ailing- Sir Wlnstcm Churchill was lic and pttvgte enterprise rescue viding tevenue which will help UTTLE NECK CLAMSS'•”'8 8 * He meetings will be sponsored in ships at both meetings, and em described by his wife Wednesday 2 0 % O F F JACKETS and SUITS offset the need for future rate as quite gay. them. , FRESH CAUGHT A * September by the Manchester phasizes that the League of Wom London’s nuh-hour traffic ia the increase.s. en Voters ia a nonpartisan organ “He ia much better than he wae 11 :# RAROAIN TA8LES # K. P. Williams, company presi- -League of Women 'Voters, prelim worst of alL ization which does not support or yesterday," said Lady Churchill A qfwkeaman for London Trana- denl. said the pipe would be in HADDOCK 2 9 v . inary to the Oct. l.tow n election oppose caiididates but seeks t® as she left London’s Middlesex stalled between EJlm and West and Nov. 6 state dfcfion. jK.rt—the huge organiiaUion rc- PINE PHARMACY ^ja00A ,u*3.p0'^”” send "an informed voter to the Hospital after spending 40 minutes 8ts. Work .will begin as soon as OOOKED IB Z Dates for the candidates’ meet 'apcnaible for the city's subways polls." with her 87-year-oId husband, who and bus system-says that the city permits have been obtained. ings were announced in letters sent Other voters’ services provided is recovering from a broken, thigh 444 CENTER ST. — Mi 9.9814 to 55 organizations in Manchea morning rush to the capital has. IRYir SOHODL DRESSES - - IftrSSjM SALAD SHRIMP o 8 by the league include candidates’ and complications. reached over 1.2 million daily. ter by Mra. John A. Knowlton, questionnaires, publiahed in j The FRESH-HOT m chairman .of voters' service, and The volume d passengers trav WELCOMES SENIOR Herald, and the Connecticut Voters" Actress Jill St. John dismissed eling oin public transport into Lon Ted $91,691, Mrs. Edward Coltman, president Scoreboard, publiahed by the Con her separate maintenance suit FAMILY SIZE of the Mancheater League of Wom don has increased nearly M.OOO a CITIZENS PRESCRIPTIONS APPLE PIE necticut League of Women Votera.- against her husband, Lance Rev- day . over a year ago. Thi^CoyentrY Shoppe NAHOY LYNN BurViTirc'ResM ictNS mm en Voters. The League of Women Voters entlow Wednesday. Ed $33,937 AU candidates for election to the senda questionnaires to each of the Tbe fubwrajm carry 530,(Xm, COME IN AND COMPARE DEPOT ROAD, COVENTRY—PI 2-7494 The petition for dismissal was the rallfoada 478,000 and buses town board of.directors have been candidatea for town board ‘of di filed in Superior Court in Santa ONE, MILE PAST COVENTRY CENTER BOSTON (AP)—J*resident Ken SILVER SQUARE 4 9 invited to answer voters’ questions rectors, board of education and Monica. Calif. 208.500. edy's .youngest brother and Houae NANCY LYNN DANISH M A A * St a meeting Wedneslay, Sept. 26, General Assembly, and the candi London Transport officials aa]' Speaker McCormack's nephew at 8 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium at dates’ answers and view.Q on issues Miss St. John began the seper- that efforts to persuade big com- both are attracting out-of-atate Mancheater High School. Mrs. Gil are published in The Herald be-, ation action July 11. She said her panics to stagger their work hours contributions in their campaign for ALMOND RING 4 9 bert Hunt will he moderator. hustiand's interest In racing cars have helped a; bit, but the appeal fore election. had led to the breakup of their I It R 'S. ** * «' *' the 'Democratic nomination to the FNESHPAEE Im !; Candidates for election to the The scoreboard publication will has not been popular. k:ki U.S. Senate. board of education will answer In- marriage. Some traffic experts blame a include information about candi Reventlow is the son of Wool- B\it Edward M. Kennedy ia out quiriea Thursday, Sept. 27. at 8 dates for state and national of crop of tall buildings for bringing pilii distancing not only him opponent hi WHOLE WHEAT B R E A D LiIrZ S p.m. also at the high school audi fices and about proposed amend worth heiress Barbara Hutton. people into an alrendy badly con S't-a the Sept. 18 primary. EMward J. torium. / ments to tft% Connecticut state gested city. Siii: McCormack Jr., but other candi The letter distributed to various constitution. .These may be or- Actor Charles Laughton ia in Althouih London ia packed from m .iiiif, dates as well, reports bn file with organizations In urges at- der^ oslllng Jf ffi. Knowl^yy Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Monday iO.JFThlax. .some parts of the Maasaehusetts secretary of Hbliywdod; and' his wife,’ actreift it are liln. R deawctod .city on Sat stale show. Blaa Lanchester, said the veteran urday and. Sunday... A new law requires candidalea performer had undergone surgery OontribuUng is fhe pattern of to file alphabetiral liata of all eon- TRIPLE-S BLUi Kennedy Pledges Stiff Curbs 'and was under sedation. British Hfe-*-by tboae who can af tributors of 125 or more. The A hospital spokesman reported ford it. Many wealthy persons deadline for the period of the pre Laughton is in for diagnostic testa spend Monday through Friday in primary convention campaign was To Prevent Drug Tragedies and observation. HU condition .was London and then dash for coun 5 p.m. Tuesday. STAMP BONUSI listed as fair. try places on Friday evening. Kennedy re|>orta>d his three cam paign committees received $91,681 NO COUPONS NBCIiSARY (ConUnned from Page One) been delayed by a filibuster. Ijuighton, 63, returned to his That has brought a wail of pro compared with $33,937 reported by Grises-If progress toward set Hollywood home last June 17 after test from many rural communi McCormack. Many contributions to FULL CUT BUTT HALF ot the U.S. military command and tlements in Laos and Western New examinations at New York's Me ties. } both campaigns came froiq New TOP ItUtUTV. TiHDEII appointment of a new NATO com Guinea and creation of an inde morial Hospital for Canper and Michael Digby, a member of York and Washington but Kesi- mander portended a change in pendent Federation of Malaysia Allied Diseases. He entered Ce the Hampshire County Council, nedy's list of $500-and-up con strategy are "wholly unfounded.’’ are followed by a Congo agree dars of Lebanon last Monday. says many villagers who want to liiiii tributors was six times the iMgth EXTRA TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS BOTTOM ROUND ROAST Economy—He is “not satisfied’’ ment, Kennedy said, "this would Hia physician said Laughton had live and remain in the place of McCormack's. ILDOHADO •MND.'TOF QUALITY with the performance, of the U.S. be an important summer.’’ emergency surgery Monday night where they were born are being HEAD CUTiONELESS BRISKET McCormack himself contributed w m o B B r o r economy during his administration Disarmament — An internation for a collapsed vertebra and was forced out by wealthier people $12,200 but Kennedy reported no 50 15H OZ. PKG. ENRICD I L I. —growth is •Insufficient—but he is al agreetAent Is impossible, Ken still seriously ill. from the cities. personal donation to. his own cam SLICED BACON FAOKAOE ready to compare his record with nedy declared, until the Soviets He said the actor’ s condition In some villages," said Digby, paign. PIZZA PIB MIX that of the Eisenhower adminis consent to inspection of arma was satisfactory but that Laugh “practically every house that CORWDBEEF tration. He4 again said no decision ments they retain as well as those ton would be hospitalised for some comes into the market ia bought Former heavyweight champion NYORAOE ALL MEAT Gene Tunney contributed $S00 to EXTRA TRIPII-S BIUI STAMPS FRANKFURTERS on the wisdom Of an immediate they destroy. time. by a weekender.” the Kennedy cause and singer Mor tax cut will be made until eco ton Downey $1,000. PURCHASE OF nomic indicators are studied later A $2,000 contribution came to 6Z. CANS PARD this month. McCormack from Hong Kong. The CHUNK STYLi WHITl Tests—The United States will candidate explained it was from set off no more atmospheric tests Albert Lee, described aa an old DOG FOOD in Nevada, he said, and a decision friend who used to own a Chinese on conducting three additional! PONY RIDES at the restaurant in Boston before he EXTRA TRIPIE-S BLUE STAMPS tests at Johnston Island in the' CLOROX i t- moved to the British Crown Colony n Pacific will be made after the and entered the export business. [ Wm fHt MIRCMAN OF B U M B Li o i ; ^ launching pad there la cepaired. H. Stuart Hughes, grandson of SO 3-19 OZ. PK6S. OUR OWN BRAND CANfi The pad waa heavily damaged in “U ZY N RANCH” former Chief Jiistire faisrles IBitsw the failure of the last attempted NO. 303 SIZESHURFINE Hughes, reported receipts of $38.- CAKf M IXIt high altitude experiment. 737 LYDAU sTh Ma n c h e s t e r • m i 3.3904 740 in his campaign as an Inde Communications Satellltei^Ken- pendent for the U.S. Senate. Fa EXTRA TRIPIE-S BLUE STAMPS nedy said he still backs tbe adr ^ OPENING SATURDAY, AUGUST 4fh A miliar names among his contribu BEE TUNA ministration bill to establish a pri tors included TV's Steve Allen, PUIKNASE OF, vate corporation to operate the ELBERTA MORJIIXL $30: artist Norman Rockwell. $50. I . WitH m A TOUCH O f THE OLD WEST! Sat., 8km., HoMdaya, ! • A.M. to 8 P JL _ OZ. CANS PENGUIN 'll OZ. U.S. portion of a global communi and Dr. Benjamin Spock, Cleve 50 12-12 cations satellite system. Senate C A f ^ N E D lOLHS land. $100. CANIKD BIVBtAGIS GREEN GIANT GREEN PEAS consideration of the measure had Western ponitu, western saddles, cowbojrs. Little ponies FREE for little cowboys and cowgirls. Bigger ponies for bigger HAM 41 OZ. cowboys and cowgirls. AH ponies certifiM by Tct^narian. PEACHES 2 - 37' Bav Stater Calls EXTRA TR!Pll-S BLUE STAMPS P o l e PINEAPPLE j u ic e DAN 25* ICE CREAM! A SIGHT FEW PEOPLE SEE— Aug. 4th and Ath to aD chil At Square Dance TNENHKRASEOF Personal INotic^ A MARE AND HER MONTH OLD COLT! (.5 LB. CUT-RITE VIAX PAPER IM’ ROLI, dren accompanied bgr aa _ — 50 .B. CAN FRESHPAK 2 3 * adult. ' ARNOLD K. NELSON AND SON. Op««ton LA ROSA Danny Bowen of B ast, Long- In MemoriadB. CAN) meadow, Mass., will be the guest COFFEE KITCHEN In loving memory ot Inline A. caller for the Manchester Square FROZEN FRENCH FRIES CARDEN iSTl^*' ***" passed^ ftway August 3. Dance Club Saturday at 8 p.m. at 4eV.i49‘ pkgs. the West Side teimis courta. EXTRA TRIPIE-S BLUE STAMPS MACARONI . 2 I4 0Z. JjL A * A precious one from us is gone, Bowen is well remembered by SARA LEE CHOCOLATE CAKE FROZEN PEN. Q 9 A voice we loved is stilled. many members the Manchester fNI PURCHASE OF A place la vacant In our Uvea BABYBEEF LIVER 53 Club for His Iiikh calls when he j GAL. JUG OF LINCOLN Which nevar can be filled. 50 Badly mlaaed. waa here last year. He aelects FROZEN TWIN PAK many of the best Irish tunes and FRUIT DRINKi PATIO e n c h il a d a d in n e r s 2LVU;#9' Mother and (later. seta them to bquare dance calia. OSCAR MAYER with h good brogue. )icgAt Jait;/L.q Bowen has been calling for five EXTRA TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS SW llTiLUfaOUf, ■IPl.CAfcIPORNIA years since taking calU ^ lessons PURCHASE OF FR/MKFURTS . from Ekirl Joh'ruton. He has been HOME MAID ,U. S. CHOICE CHUCK calling regularly for the Spring- 25 IS OZ. CAN GRAND-WAY SBEDLESS field Square Danc> Cliib and the BAKERY, liic. Hillti^ Square Dance Club. SPRAY STARCH P O T R O A S T This ia the fourth of a aeries of 899 MAIN. ST. u:::: LARGE BUNCH lb 59*^ outside dances sponsored by the EXTRA TRtPLE-S BLUE STAMPS BLOCK STYLE Manchester Square Dance Club, CLOSED rt:lu and one more is scheduled for Aug. PUHCMASEOF SWEET UFE RACON . . . ,1<4b. eu le 1A 9. 4 9 c - # OELERY HEARTS 18. I— m i f m PKC$. OF OUR OWN BRAND GRAPES isixd Tbe committee in charge of the 25 2-10 OZ ------dance includes Bd snd Marge GARDEN FRESH, TENDER, CBISF , FOR FANCY. BSD. HIPE VA. CnOIOB 1T.8 . OHOIOB SSU2tti::: Chapin, door, duty; Win and Helen CRUST MIX WB w a x HA'VE. 'Chevalier and Frank and Helen SWEET CORN 10<»3B* RASCAL CELERY iiSSS VACATION WATERMELOIIS Chmielecki, rafreahments. M iH ®ARDEN FRESH, TENDER, CRISP LONDON CHUCK A SHffMENT OF Speeulaton Doomed CUCUMBERS 3'm 14c ROMAME LETTUCE Each BROIL STEAK UVB - t^MAINK I : f MOSeXJW lAP)—The newssMiper NKW, LONG W H im LOBSTERS Soviet Lithuania said Wednes^y CAUFfHlNIA • V . two men Iwve been sentenced- at ' *MKXT YFEUX BARTLETT the city of*'Kaunas to be shot for FRIOtS EFFEOTIVE THE OFFICE OF ■ POTNTOliS currency speculation. The two THROUOH SAT., AUO. IA DR, JOHN. B. SHEA were i^eported to have dealt in 1 0 Lbw‘ 6 9 c PEARS $300,000 worth of dollars between NABISCO KBTTUB (X K H U K 9--...-...... 06>.PMan tille d in Fall! Hit body was recovered two hours State for total n{unb«r ol claims. ly to f«w«r factory vacation eloa- BONT SCllATCH THAT ITOIIl BU6GS BUNNY OUB BOAROtMG HOUSB M A Jp R HOFTt DAILY CtUMBW >R0. PUZZLE after. ^ ‘ ^ idie Cluims Drop I Thera wsra eOT,, or M.7 per cent,' Inga. Worker« not receiving vaca IN t v n » MiNCTBe, eozy.AINTIT? RcK>d-M c^Jamat NKw FAmpnbLb (a F)—a of last Week's claime fUed by tion pay during plant shutdosnis women; 14.S per cijint of the are eligible for . unemployment If the^ Itch aeeds scratching, pmr 4Se «t6N H C m BU6SVK 86>Y«arH>ld~ Tfom alk man was COATS DBOdMBOSSIONKD/^ Throughoift State backb4ck StBt uRfiT r dhis Stbrs.. T«i Iasi claims were new, and the re benefits. quIck-drylnK ft _ <5’- killed yesterday when.be fell from NEW HAVEN (AP)^The tSS rrCHJ(*.»f0T W e hold. FBEHOOf l O O FS^I/ *iUFFV Coata, New Haven Naval R^erve tlnempRTyihent. claims in Man* mainder were continued from the itch in f QUletB down. Antls<A Statewide decrease of S,U3 ictive rihffworm. foot Itcti, other ' eurteco THiB M X !.« « A a m t sdtm xta -M30R.U THeRtt A nhwe i l i f e ler, pollca said. MUtott Johnson had commissidnedt at' a ceremony yes 3.1 per cent from the previous; cliopis waa noted /for the seme on most woman if they havivl a nuinee. KOW a t K o i^ Bad Fttarm ary, OMLYA bMn ridiOR as observer while the terday In New Haven harbor, The week. There were TM claims from timel's.period. The decrease, accord well-defined waistline. The woman nW YM M boat towM a water skier when it destroyer escort will •return .to Na ing State Labor Commissioner who doesn't should' wear a loosely HOMK tHM r«OESliPfM TTH' THlB EDOCST,. aaa* D « * Rockville. TANNEKy «YWY, X nOMFuFiT IN TP AOTTM took a sharp turn and he fell ouL val Reserve Training dutids here. Manchester ranked llth in the Renatd\E, Riccluti, was due main fitted straight skirt. Read Herald Advsr PEFOiisrr R escew t$U 0 A |4M H / U F A iy B M T M N C ie / < -.'rjia-iL-! HANK NCKNAMBO THIS HACI^ STAKES taxuffj M » IK/ ^ m S m a t ' * UOUtaMT* r ^ -r»; '-friiR: r_'ll *PWTROtT HKXntXVV MIKtUOiMI n S hS v « i g y i m d » II tfOUDMRPi M i S S i N i f 0
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M O dM , AODoetriM “T "T ' 4tOM«a« ar 448Mpect (abj P «U se p w « S' sr - L t ITST «XNaetar n r 1 Outdoors or in', th* aroms of barbteuodi fiUdanH I •BfdatM 4 K!I ehiekan is ail you natd to kaap kids clesa B" H a % to th(i tabla-^waiting your, call to dinntr MTlMcic CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER DOWN n r w n n . .Remambar^POPULAR sails oaty Way- )• lAnlwd •• ' tQwuiaE Bacta □ M □ BEST Nativa Chickan and whst a traat it •SCMb IT IT W P'M sriL L A ’S POP BY AL v e r m k ::r ill 1 r m < 4(Mfkh BT is... always FRESH, always TASTY, always [i KNOW! TMATS WUnH ■ Fwilfy 6UT TME WOODS ARE • fflMFM ill FULL OF WILD BEARS ,WE TAKE OLIVER! TYonth H" TENDER... .you can dapand 6n WAYBEST. DoNjnr >001 AND MOUNTAIN ■ AnbiuciiU dl J WORRY WHEN LIONS! 1 tr Gat soma today at your friandly POPULAR. OO CAMPIN&. sM r m m J PW 15CIU LA X / ■ ** ** ■■ m 725 MiddU Turnpikt SHORT RIB9 BY FRANK O ^ A L I East in Manchasfer AAfiEV/’ V fH A T^ iwnD&nmimnA new f«AVBVKUlMKlMA‘nMr Salem Nassilf photo WAYBEST FRESH NATIVE * Op«n W.d , Thur.., Fri. untn 9 FIGHTING COCK WOULD COST? AFZMAUeMILDfWfrr MRS. WILLIAM LESLIE ROOD Tha m^rriaga of Mias Karen'^ Misa Diane Klimaa, 169 Irving • 1M1 ky MA. i« » Ann McNamar of Manchester to St., was maid of honor. She wore a street-length princess dress of Packed by cst man. Usherg were Car- Ramambar — Theta era & la tl bridegroom is the son of Mr. and roll Burrill of Willimantie, and HALFHILL'S BONNIE/ Z Mrs. Francis Rood, Scotland, Burton J. McNamar of Manches Ghnuiaa Cltickerr Paris'— Conn. ter, brother of the bride. Grated White Maat Cant sou HAVEN’T MET The ReV. Stanley HastiUo per A reception for 150 guests waa Net Puarlart or Sactiani, I Tuna Fish formed .the double ring ceremony. held at the K of C Home. For a MV WIFE, HAVEVOU?^ Bouquets of white gladioli were at aouthem motor trip, Mrs. Rood the altar. hTrs, Ehigene Blackwell wore a plum print taffeta dress 15'A as. C a was organist arid sang a solo, "Ave with plum accessories. and white Far Vf I .Ar*«.OB« . Maria.” orchid corsage. The- couple will Cant The bride, given in marriage by move Into their new home at Par AQc iCalo Food her father, designed and made her ish HiU. Windham, after Aug. 12. wedding gown of white taffeta Mrs Rood is a 1961 graduate of with tulle overskirt Chantilly lace MandhSster High School, and is HUNT'S 8-4 cummerbund, and short sleeves. employed by United Aircraft She wore lace gloves, a coronet of Corp., East Hartford. Mr. Rood CALIF. *‘bioMfiiUliy M n. F«rris, a ttrm t visit it flv« d o llm r orange blosaomg and seed pearls is a graduate of Windham High Tomato Sauce JllDl) SAXON BY KEN BALM anH lERRY BRONDFIELD with fiilgertlp veil of tuile, and School, and is employed by Smith HtO, JUTP. ISIAYEPAT^ SHBamneomfecay BUT SHE^MOrONAX AIK_ ICT'S eCT carrlbtf A kuuquct <>' white carna and Winchester Mfg. CO., Willi and PRESERVES— m r s UNTIL HER CXX1DR M OKAY WHCM 1 “ I SOME BfSEZE. X THINK I'P BETTER TEU. tions and lily of the valley. I mantle. CAME. - THOUeH.IHATSAL IWJ ABOUT IT.. Grepa, Peach JUST WORKS TOO ar Marmalade V ■ HARD/ LITTLE SPORTS - BY ROUSON iPolaner Jellies fRAeri«r pRiv»vrf s - ^ CRPA Plans vHospital INotes I Chicken K A naa -•<1-'------^ y = J K > Refuse Study visiting hours are 3 tn > p.m. for IIM • i ■’ :.H' ■ all areas, except maternity where they are X to 4:S0 and fitSO to 8 at our Service Delicatessen Depts, SHORT SHANK SMOKED ' A subconunittee of the Capitol p.ni.; and private rooms where i EXTRA SS? STAMPS Region Planning , Agency wilt they are 10 ajn. to $ p.m. Vlsltora WITH FURCHASi OF t-LA IA « study regional re^se dispMSl fa are requested not to gmoke in pS' I cilities, according to Henry G. tienta rooms. No more than two C L m . . a 1 J n PARO DOG CRUNCMtlS ^ HinohelUfe, chairman oP'the group. visitors at one time per patient CAPITOL Sliced Meats Manchaslar's present ^spoaal difficulties, Recently emphaiirtsed PaUeats Today: SSI Should^jrs EXTRA STAMPS B. C. BY JOHNNY HART by oomplaints of homeowners near ADMITTED yB3STERDAT^ OLIVE LOAF WITH PURCHASE OF ft-OZ. SIZE the new dump ’Afea off Olcott St., CHOICE BONELESS William Stevenson, 22 Thomas HAWAIIAN PUNCH (6-PACKl BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE will be covered by the area study. Dr.-; .Albert Payne, 140 Lenox St.; PEP LOAF, BOLOGNA ANVtWE 8L«e,irAMOUU>M Another organization, the North « , K n t N TtlANKf,OlOBOy.VOU Frank Fody, 358 Hartford Rd.; datr A »TRoK» . Ea.st Retus^ Study Agency, also Mrs. Rose-Marie Treat, 149 Un IMITATION CHICKEN COUHTCESnEtMCSO sponsored by the Capitol Region e x t r a ;,?.? s ta m p s tKNBWVDUV r ' » ’ CONViMCWT 1DHAVE ion St.; Mrs. Grace. Uhrich, f i s t Lb. K AUM6. C’.r, Planning Agqncy, is making a Wethersfield; Paul Tlnkelenberg, WITH tt-OZ. PACKAGE M »C « AliOUNO.WHKHKMMM study of disposal problems in sevr JONE'S ROCK RIVER Pot■ W Ro,I W t 33 Tanner St.; Leonard Church, 7 9 ‘ ME, WHAT DO YOU SAY en Manchester area towns. Their SALAMI'OR BOLOGNA WE KNOCK OFF 120 Pearl St.; Mrs. Edna Sim Lb. FEWPMSANP concluaions, when complete later mons, 194 Greenwood Dr.; Ray SLICED BACON ^ FRESH 5 TO POUND 60 FtftUWa^ this year, may be effected by the mond Merriman, 96 Norman Bt.; EXTRA STAMPS results of the regional study, ac- Gary Biske, 63 Wells St.; .Mrs eording to Manchester's NESISA Rose Oambolatl, Hebron; Warren EXTRA •anm STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF Y, OALtON ♦ •• ? representative Walter S. Fuss. Pleno, 48 E. M «Ie S t; Mrs. WITH PURCHASJ OF FACKAOI UNCOLN PRUIT DRINKS The Capitol Region Refuse Sophie Bohenko, Enfield; Michael -v..«Tltr Study, according to a CRPA news C.V. WHITE STICKS ■■ Fortin, South Windsor; Mrs. Jo- Beef Patties 5 9 ‘ iii release, will prepare "regional Anh Shirer, 38 Bdgerton St.; Wal plans for disposal facilities to ter Sheldon, 69 Diane Dr.; Mrs. •as.X'Wffa'*- 4>K serve both existing and future de Rachel LaPlante, 26 Wilson Lane, EXTRA TSSI STAMPS velopment, together with recom Rockville; Paul Blenkowski, Wap- WITH rURCHASe OF rK».'FIOZEN mendations for means to imple ping; Walter CaAsells. 42 Strick RICH'S CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS BONELESS BRISKET MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALLl ment the plans.’' land St.; Louis Russo, 41 Grant MICKEY FINN Special attention will be given Rd.; Thomas Dzurenda, 40 E. BY LANK I.EONARD 0H,ANPI-6AW ANPIHAT HU$eANOGF WELL,ITH1NK i6eePHiupi4 to the poesibiUty of sharing exist Eldridge St; Mrs. Lottie Hol- EDNA nNK*? VE&TBRCAV. HB39/ IWAGTELUNO IfP feXTER ing indnerati'on plants, although rjFREE FUN TIMFJ'Aj HM M — A\.*K>SX ) AND ©emNCBwrLBes. the group will also consider the barow, 3 Robin Rd.; Patll Mont TWO YEARS ^ H E R E 'S I M3U KNOW HOW 6A$ID/ HARRyjUtfTLASTNIGHr.. P 8 G O IN 0 ... gomery, Broad Brook. AT lAKI COarOUNCi* M > ------^------establishment of subregions with CORNED* BEEF’ 9 WEDIOHAVEA TO THE DAY/ /APICTURe I ^PUI90NV^IGHr... centtAl disposal points, or the con BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A Son W A Now am inert "•xltt'' bonus in sovins valuable WarU r M LE ON HIM? OF HIM' ■ tinuing of the. present system, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shea, ’ ^ &aan Stomas. YaC onf yaur whole laoiily can arf|oy a South . Coventiw; a daughter to sirandarM srerU ai iun, iralic, and (rta-wnaeling anjay- ' Head Cut Whole First Cut whereby each town disposea of its W A . atant ol iaaiaua Laka.Comaounca timaly by radeamina J f M r rJin iii, own garbage and rupbiSh. Mr. and Mrs. Rtmald Primavera, yaur World Green Stoma Saver Boakt thara. Each beaC ^ They will also'evaluate types of 108 Croft Dr.; a sfin to Mr. and ^ antitlai you 1a'40 Free Ridas any lima, any day ancaat disposal facilities, including In Mrs. Steven Osella, 32 Hemlock Y ^ Sunday. Oitar tnetudas swinsnina teal S t i Q c cineration, open face dumping, and m I YOU’RE FAR AHEAD WHEN YOO I Wj A Q c i land fill operations, such as Man DISdiA^ED YESTERDAY: ' a ,v chester plans for its new dlspoaal Philip. Bourbeau, Beverly Rd., Ver; IslA Y f WMVB. fHHB tT iR P iJ AO* ■J W f lb. area. noprMrs. Hazel McGary, 107 Oak- Popular's Garden The atudy ia to be conducted by idnd St.; Penny Lutzen, 108 Har ^ i f two oonsulUng firms. Good kind lan S t; Mrs. Nancy L>ewle, South ^ O'Dea of Hamden and Leonid S. Coventry: Mrs. Patricia Jenkins, i’ . Fresh Produce Wegman Co. of New York .Gl'ty. Coventry; Mrs. Elisabeth XP from tha pkAt# Development C6m- WHATfe THE 1F0UBLE? > ' OH, ...imNTTOKNOWHOW ) DONT.TV adores* » HA* ) SURKt TONM miaalop,'find a $10,000 grant from Mary Sargent, 184% Center ..Bt; Sweet Corn THERES SOMETHING ISNTITVWBWNG?/ YES, TDTURN IT O F F t_ ^ ______\ssiNYoo«oi«wiwB smrPMri tooKsrpom mariposa Jmocgj§K GOOD .CTnRLM|WB|R>UH-2a2<>( YOU. WNI *0 tha JFadaral House and Home Fi Mrs. Helen Armstrong, 48 Lyndale MORNING, ^ WRONG WITH MYPOOL e w c M n '^ n ir nance Agency. j St; Charles Barrett Coventry; HEATERI ^ sKium i ★ KOSHER DILL t M from USAT TKMUROet Final raijulta ahould be available, Mrs. Margaret Anderson, 194 High with recommendations, by Nov. 15. land Bt.; Earle Rohan, 517 Hart- MIX N A f i l V E DOZEN fotd Rd.; Miia Nancy Ferris, Hart ★ SWEET MIX _ SWIMMING Folley ■ W inner ford; Leonard Ohurcfi, 126 P ^ i Fresh and Tender POOL St; Mrs. Judith Sturgeon and n* MATCH i t KOSHER SPEARS c a IHBNVER (A P )— Heavyweight daughter, 42 Coventry St; Mrs. Zora Folley, .who is a bank director Alice Munroe and aon, 501 HiUtand ■ _ ■ S t % bi his Home:: town at - Chandler, Arts., added $4,000 to hia accoimt DISCHARGED TODAX' An Cake CHose A Sonbom j.r* 87* Rich and Luzeious today-^Aiid k ^ t a cold towel on Mlchaile CAbutler, Merrow; M rs Duncan Hints ,.1Mi« hia Bwoll^ laft.aye. He got a close Addins Magnani, 27 N. School S t; LBS. Anita Canon, 77 Bigelow S t; Mrs. deciaion—and tha puffy eye—In a Janice Ober, Coventry; Thomak Cornatibn Milk 6i l 89* FOR ‘ \ rapid-paced lA-rbund battle with CompbtirtTonia Juic# 33^ Doug Jpnes of New York M the Connolly,' 90 Waavar Rd.; Daan THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Metzger, 36 Columbus S t; CSiarlas Sweet Plums 2 BY WILSON SCRUGGS Auditorium Arena last night. Moller, 65 WaddeU Rd. DAVY JO N E S BoUey, who la No. $ among heavy at our Frozen Food Dept, m.fOOOTMSrn. BY LEFP and Me WILLIAMS weight challengera, .weighed In at NAMED B Y ITCONN 1 * 1 5 ^ e P > ° a u m ra ts ^ 8i*r m a naw IMH; which waa 16 pounds more, n»muxfHAumsm9^t AKIW Al fBMOr than hia opponent Neither came STORR8 (AP)—^TTie UniverEty Extra Fancy Long Green MKsersoFAiOA»srsrArr, close to a knockdown. of Connecticut today named Dg. AfTmmAcoumiaoumtY BUia Batten Page, dean of educa fu m ^. DEMPSEY NAhiES AIDES tion at Texas Wmnan'a UniverEty, each HARTFORD (AP)— /
'ry •I-,.- - _ ttV^' ■' ^-,>- 1 ■' f . . ■ ■* : . • i' ./ ' ■ V . ' ■* I I ' , ' ' 1 1 X r’ ■ B / ' - r ' ' '■ ' •• > . , . , ' . ■ ■ j- \ ::’x B/. ‘ MAKCHBSTEljt EVENING RERALD, MANCHRSTEk, (X)NN.. THUkSDA'Y} AUGUST , 1962 '^1 S ' PAGE «i;yENTEEN PAGE tttTEB f MANCHESTER E\^mN<5 h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONK, THURSDAY, AUGUST *, 19«J . 1 1 ; - 7 . - V.. ’ \ T H E . ‘ ' ■" Bitter Taste of frustration Dose of Acid Thrown in tor Ldning Pitcher ^arly Wytin of Chickgo WhifeSo^ \ Herald Angle
H a W | E H O LC O M B ; All - American Asaiatoat kporib Editor Here\ tHe Dividing line ^Umber ;'X . Motie Tlioughto oh Little League Suffering from Ldgt while filling this space regularly-^for the vaca- First Victory EW Y, fWe had some pointed remaiics about the con Blood Disorder duct irf Little LeasHie fans. We picked oh Rockville aupportera, Lack of Passport EVANSTON, ni. (Ak)— NEW YORK (A B )— The title-hungry Cleveland Browns, Since July 8 periiapa unfairly, but only as a general example of fans all having lost All-America rookie halfback Ernie Davis because across the country. All-America* halfback Ernie Da’vis of Syracuse, the 1961 of a Wood disorder, siiddenly find themselves looking to a For Big Ace - Spurred on by a letter from Joe program (yet). But I have a cou group, of new faces that Coach Paul Brown got in a free- Cut Conley Shiort TfuMuheem Jr., we’d like to add to ple of couaina and a good many Heisman l^phy winner, is swinging binge ' on th e -National- the overall Little League subject. clos* friands vriiq have played and suffering a blood disorder Football League’s . trading, mart. .. CHICAGO (A PI— For B il/ Before getting started, we con- are playing to other citiee’ pro that is expected to keep hiiA Davis, whom Brouh obtained wheeling. mobile (rffeps* reminis Monbouquette better known wAnted to b* by myself and do less we have seen only tournament grams. And rv e yet to. hear any from plajdng pro football tola aaa- from the Washington''Redskins for cent of the golden day* of a dec CHICAGO (AP) — Pitcher one of them make the remarks or ade ago when Otto (Hiaham.' Dub Gene Conley of the Boston some thinking. games, none during the , regular son with th* Caevdand Brewna. established halfback Bobby Mitch ■a "Monbo/’ it was the sweet season. 'We have met only a hand go through the on-the-field antics Jones, -Marion Motley and Co. Red So\, .alWoubledly ha.s a ."W'ell, I decide to go-to Is . The 22-y*ar-old, 312-pounder who ell and higWy-touted- rookie Bob held forth.* taste of perfection after four rael. It was strictly a per ful of coaches and 'know little - of of some coaches. erased- the great Jim Brown'a yard- by Jackson .of Wesfem Illinois, nomadic streak 4n him. Only And. I might add, if any pam it Davia’ misfortune has been the disastrous games. For Earlj- a title tiling like not having sonal thing and I-wiiU hot dis- . the inside (deration of the local pic gaining records for the Orange warf decline ' out for the NFL ture. Therefore any remarks forth was listening when a Little season yesterday when doctors in most seriou.s in the pro football W}*nn it was the bitter taste * i pa.'sporl prevented him cuss it further with anybody. men, has been to Evanston Hos training camps to date, and . coming must be as a result of Leaguer made'"burning’’ renrtariu. pital undergoing testa since Mon Elvanaton, TH„' discovered the •f frustration wnth an extra do.se from flying to I. from the dome.atic routes for family at a chureh camp so I theytMCh lt to any.one?" * • q' tonded treatment and rest. The back George Blanda is recovering him one ahead of Lefty Orove, ■ a lo"g hop to Israel, long range future depends «ti Mb Watkins to Detroit to the Nlnow- from a thyroid operation, took a plane to Providence. There to oerUhnly no argument and in the eighth place.', on the. Full Story My wife met me in the. car All Must Play response to those treatment*..’’ ski-for-quarterb|ick Mill Plum- Detroit welcomed back guard til. major league hst with 2.272., Here l.a h s story about dis with toe first half. Without deal. must go with hU revamped Johii Grody from the Army, and and we drove to the camp not knowledge of the Sport, coaches The Torrington League, with Net Centagtou* "But Bomrtsody got the bail titat n appearing from the rlub last far awaV I soent Saturday veterans. They include halfbacks offensive end Gordon Smith also are ueelees and umpired are toying which I’m moat familiar, obvious The disorder, Modell said, was Tom Wilson, who came from Los did it, darn it," aaid Wynn. Tlv.'rsday for four days, which and Sunday u-ith mv wife and ly. has had a rule for years which not contagious or infectious and was discharged from the service Trhuiiph and Gipiy ~ cost him a tine hy 'the club with their personal aaf^ at the Angeles, Howard (Hopalongl Cas and reported to the Minnesota Vi klda. then we drove hack to very least. But aS to having guarantees each player on each preaented no danger to the AU- As for Monbo. i t . was all tri estimated at *2.000: our trailer home at Poxboro sidy from Detroit, and fullback kings’ .camp. The. Vikings also re played toe game—^UiAt’a aometoing major team a t least two innings of Stari with whom Davis hia been Merrill Douglag from Dallas. umph and ' glory, and thia after "La.?l Thursday we played ( Mas.s. I I talked with Mike District Champs Open State Tourney Play Tonight ported that defensive end Jim.Leo, else aguin. action per week. Seldom do the to training for three weeks. He also ad ded qu arterback having allowed 17 ruiu in' 10. 2/g. the Yankee.s and ouv team bii.s Higgins I Boston manager) players settle for the minimum. Davis was the No. 1 choice of who left camp unexpect^ly. a Innings pitched in his last fouf ■ 'got tied lip in a traffic jam Sunday night and udth Mr. With four district victories already under their belt.s, Manchester American Littl* While active' participation Usually it’s much more. Frank Ryan from Los Angeles to week ago, w-ill return to the team. the Washington Redskin* who got back up Ninowski and made sev starts. going to the airport aftei- Tawkey i owner Tom Taw- League All-Stars make their first state tourney start' tonight, opposing Simsbury, Dis helps, toere'a no guarantee that While on the subject of the Tor- first pick this winter to th* annual Among those cut yesterday v);er* eral 'stritohee among. hia offensive Jim Wag((taff, defensive hack, by The husky. 2S-yeail.old. right-' ward.s. I /elt depre.ssed. It k»vi Monday." trict 6 champs, at 5:30 at Buckley Field. Squad includes; Front row, left to right, Ron because a man was a player once, ringtoa loop. It was ousted from National Football League player hander who had not p ltch ^ a wasn’t because 1 had been Ormley'a ivife, Kathr>'n. la he automatically becomes a coach. and dMensiye linemen aa . the ;Buffalo of the. AFL. rookie offen the National Little League pro draft. Washington traded him to oft-ses- complete game since June 20 and. knocked out in the first ihi'ee ft counsel' Istter win repre-i tra base and Fred McCurr>', whs Neither do noisy, argumentative fielding on Naasiff’s part allowed 4> * * Douglas to particular. the six National runs to score in O o ll^ a n s; big upset when his Collegians beat M enhouque.tte. who was Like most members of the pitching fratemit.v, Bo.ston’s game called because of dark-! gent Connecticut in the New Rng-j had taken over on the mound for fans nor 'coaches who believe to •us H K ST t. droppsd from the aeoo>id All-Star.! ModeU’s statement continued: toe second on only one hit. "Physically the Packers won't the Detroit lions 36-18. Graham Billy Bonbouquette has his good days and bad. When he’s NATIONAL LEAOI'R ♦ AMERICAN LBAGLB _ ness last night at Mt. Nebo. Iland toumev Aug. I 6-21 in Keene,! Kelley, fanned to close out ths Player Conduct win at all costs is their prime ob "We expect to take Bmle to a push us around. I Just hope we figures the pre.sent team has the Sfliillliuuri TtM ‘ W. L. Pci. G .B .' B ’. L. Pet. jective. From what I’ve seen in my Relief pitcher Dave Viara held *!5l^eJlt^ he’s very, very good, and when he’s bad. he’s horrid 021 ®'*'__ Manchester's' Legion baseball! >>’ ••‘'O * elimination; rally. Dailey s two RBIs upped hia. Thompson questions my com Cleveland hoapilal pi^ibly Friday NSasiff pretty much in check al won't make any mental errors.” jxftential, and that he leeumed a Of EASIER Last night the berty righthand-#' • Los Angeles . .71 88 .884 — New York . . . . 04 affair. geason total to 20. brief vistta, the Manchester pro upset hia season record to 8-10. sge • team is getting set for a busy ment that in the Little League where our team physician. Dr. 'Vic though they did get a run home in The Packers, ^tional. Football lot last week in loeihg a practice er was. good— very, very- g t ^ ^ n j Angela and Sandy Koirfsx of Ban Francisro 87 40 .686 4 Los Angeles .. .90 Rockville led last night's game dander had no trouble putting games I ’ve seen this se'asoii, the gram is pretty much lacking in all tor Ippolito. and appropriate speci League champioiis, are a, formid game to the Chicago Bears, 24-7. STEERIN8 i U * I h his five years in »the majors Cincinnati ___ 88 48 .998 7 f the .seventh to knot it a 3-3. Naaekeftter fS> ■ He asks, “’Have- you ever had volved, it may well never be per Divided Focus - all the way," Monbouquette ad oni and Pete Runnel*. Boston ...... 47 h po a ertai .**1 visited E(rnia (late yeateirday) teammates. Syracuse sldeltoed, have muto to one White Sox reached ,bi)se. Chicago ...... 40 88 .877 lights. TTien .Saturday afternoon a walk to Tim Fahy and Dave Rodgers, 2b sons that played and listened to fect. ^ t with the guidance of high Summary: recommend them. The focus will not be entirely on mitted after the game: No one Houston ...... 87 88 .858 Kansas City ..49 and he looks and feels fine. In fact, said anything to me on the bench "The finest game I have, ever Y.4NK8-SBN.4TOltS_ the.v )vlll entertain Norwich at Mt. IClecak's long triple produced Rear-dbn, cf toem .talk about a pooriI,v coached caliber men, thoughtfully selected Htfd. National (MO 010 g—7 8 4 Fine Backllcld the Collegians and th* stars toey seen in the majors," Red -Sox New York ....86 77 '.298 Washington . .88 Nebo in the final game of the reg- Rockville’s first run. off starter Daile.v. 3b . or poorly umpired game? Your end the cooperation of the parents he said he felt well enough to get of course (that would violau The Yankees rushed in three i May. rf out and play in toe All-Star gam*. NassifT* 000 320 1 - ^ 7 5 They have John Hadl of Kan are sending up to protossihnal Manager M ike. Higgins pro Wedneoday’s Reoult* Wednesday’s Results ' ular season. Tom Kelley in the second inning Brad.\, ears would burn!” and fans, it can be a great force to Kuhn. Viara (6) and Lon]|0, Ca- ranks both in the National Football basebaU traditien) but baueve me runs in the 11th inning of the fSiicago 9. Han Francisco 8 (10).i "Ernie's recovery is th*' only sas, a talented quarterback; Ron I kept thinking about It. 1 said to claim ^. nightcap at Wa-shington to pro New York |^9. Washbigton 4-t, l-egion Athletic Officer Earl Pe- Kleoak was out al the plate, try -! Maneggia, c I've not been fortunate enough create juvenile decency Instead of baldi (8); Bushey and Moore. '> Bull of Baylor, who is expected to League and the American Football Strangely Monbouquette had Philadelphia II. New lo rk 9. (second game 11) to have sons in the Little League juvenile delinquency. thing that really matters to all of myself in, the eighth inning—just vide Whitey Ford with hi* 11th tersen announced today that j mg to stretch the three-bagger j i f us, and everything possible will bo step into toe spot vacated by Da League. Ther^-wlfl be close atten been having his trotible of late, a! -Milwaakee S, Houston 0. . Lo* .Angeles 8-jR, Cleveland 1-A nor keep going and **h ’t throw any victory. Dale Long * double, a *in- neither last (light’s tie game, 1 Into a home run. George .M ays'.Dnichin------' lb ■ done to speed it. Ws will miss him OHUBDR LEAGUE vis; Roman Gabriel of North Car- tion paid to' Paul Homung, the mainstay ^ toe Boston staff for gle by Elston Howard and John ' Cincinnati 5. Ht. Louis 1. (second game 18) 1 an earlier rained out tilt with Mid-' strong throw cut him down Mareh, cf . Scoring In five of seven innings, oltiiia State, a pin point passer; gre^ T*acker back recently re- more cun*e*. At the start T was Plttabnrgh 8, Los .\ngcles 1. McCurrv, p greatly on the field, but maybe th* throwing a la* of eurvea but at two. seasons. h4 had been knocked Blanchard* homer dkl the job. / Detroit 8-9. Kansas (dty 5-1 dletown will*be made up because' Rockville Arid* Run Richard, c . Civitan toppled Notgh Methodist Jirotoy Saxton of Texas, an ex ifsStd from Army duty. out. in his last. foiir starts, al Today’s Games ^ .Mlnhesota 8, Baltimore 1, (I I ) | rest of the boys will make up for the end it was all fast bsHs and Four Washington error* in the of the nearness of the .State Tour- i Rockville added another tally Escovich If it by playing even harder. 14-8 laat nig^t to capture the play plosive' runner, and Bob Fergiuam All Indications points to an open •Uders. , . ^ lowing IT runs in 10 2.-3 innings, third inning of the first game Philadelphia (Mahaffe.v 14-8) at Itoaton I. Chicago 0 nament. 1 in the third. Prank Janton walked Mon»tt*. lb Good Weather for IGG, off title at Charter Oak Park. of Ohio State, a pow’erful line game. SPECiAl hadn't pitched a complete game helped the Yanks build a fi-1 lead Nfw York (.Anderson 8-11) Today’s Gqmea ^ Manchestsr will oppose Strat-|!‘" ‘* *tol« Bill Morgan fol- "Ernie, the nation's flneat ool- Civitan opposes the Rec League smasher. Graham won’t name his starting "My curve geU me in tiouMe Total* ...... M 8 c 31 « a t lega football player last fall, was when 1 dcm't get ’ it over. That «nce J u n e 27 and hadn’t won s i n c e , «nd they held on from there. Yogi 1 batting star io)N'. He is in bed with a blood Professional passes are eaecuted West Haven, lone 2 champ, Archlvy. c ...... 8 0 6 11 1 ft ft "We recently got Wilson from But Monbo got Fox oh a triflity were only two difficult chances,' inning brought the Angel* their - Pittsburgh (Law 8-8) at Ia s .An-' Minnesota (HUgman 6-8) at agauist the Zone 1 Utlist—either, Kl^^cak rf ...... 8 0 1 0 1 0 1 Excellent weather conditions helped the lU h annual Insur oollactlng three singles and g^tn- disorder that may keep hthi from with the precision of a ballet Charlie Maxwell's long flv to tw:o victorie.s over Cleveland. gele* (Podres 7-7), fjfb Raittmore (Hall 4-8) (N) H^inU 1b ...... 8 1 1 1 ft ft 0 the Los Angeles Rams and. in ple in four attempts. playing at all this year wlttL the dance. Wheel Alignment grounder to third baseman Fiwnic Bristol or Simsbury. Manchester. I , f !“ P Rockville s al ter. 01*n'l4‘r - p 0 ance City Open Golf Tournament get off to a flying start this Ms'sone. right 'in the second and a blooper, Chance lost hi.* bid for a shutout - ' b.oiaheld Manches\.,.i4t.er at bav until the ...... 2 0 ft 1 ft ft trades last spring, Merrill JCknig- Buzs Keeney clubbed a pair of Cleveland Browns. From hia hospital bed Davis sent I of course, has annexed the Zone 4 p ..---- - 1 0 n ft ft ft ft morliing. A field of nearly 150 pros and amateurs were sched lae and Hopajong (Tsasady. They MD WHEEL BiUJNGE ' Then came the real drama. To over second, by Sherm Lotlar in when John Romano homeved with j title while Stratford copped the fifth. Bob Escaidch opened the two-basera and a single to support The game Is the 28 to in'the s e '-' words of encouragement to his the plate came Aparido. Monbo the fifth. Monbo. retired the last I two .out in the ninth of the fir.st i Zone 3 croivn. frame reaching ba.se an an error. Totals r 3 * 2i 7 1 » uled to tee off. There will he 72 holes of medal play over four are real good ones, too. We are not Banevento. Hal Steeley went three rise sponsored by toe Chicago Tri team-mates. Kelley .singled him to third and ...... noo n«> (t-3 throwing in any towels. The other puU over ' tw>b r atrikea and then 22 men in order. I game. The 10th. inning tie-breaker ...... o il (x » —s day*. Par is 7l at the Wethers-*- for three (and Bemle August slam bune ChariUee, Inc., and V(dlt be ^’The squad has lots' of spirit and I' ¥onm ey Coatinuee Mark Monette doubled lo right. ^ Monett 1 teams will have to beat us.” med a home run—best bets for th* INCLUDES Aparicio—or_____ . . _ so______toe crowd thoughtElsewhere in toe American . in the nightcap came on a disputed 3B, Klecak: SB. Janton: field CTountry Club course. Dr. Gene Davis, anxious to pick up televised and broadcast (ABC) its confidence is growing,” he said.- —'idruck...... St a bad ball.'But...... **“Unipijv I-«ague. the first-place New York balk called on (Tleveland's Ruben Rockyille Wins, 6-3, State tourney games continue getting him home. Denny Rodger LOB. Manchester 5 Rnckrille. 4: BB. Although there are a number of Methodists. starting at 9:45 p.m. EDT. "I think if the All-Stars get off to Ditch loading the Kel'ey 3. Olander 1: go. Kelley S, a few pointers and ^ m m y Mas BUI McKinley ruled hia wriato Yankees----- retained • *'--■their -six game- Gomez------is-ith------runners on second■ and j.’Thursday, Aug. 9. with anotl\er | was )jit bj’ piien, loaaing tne ^,rCmry 7. Olander S. 8fredo 2; Hits ’’name’’ pros’ in the competition, a- Summary: » The Packers are clear dut fa a quick atari, it will be a good margin oyer Los '.Angeles by ! third. Singles by Tom Burges*, 1 twinbill. The first night's losers base.*. sey. . . . Nino Boggini, former New Cavitan ...... 103 830 1 14-15-3 never bent, altbougb' he' brotigbr , oft Kelley 5 (nr 2 mn* in 4 inningi: number hkve decided to pass up York University basebaU catcher., J u n io r s , In d ia n s vorites, but in hls first job of game.” • taerkett front his body well -aroUtid, and hence sweeping a pair from W’ashingtoii. i Billy Moran and Felix Torres got j will meet In tjie opener with the After ______Bill Marsh fanned,______Dennis_____ Olender s tor____ .3 run.«_ In.*: Mcfbjrrv 8 th# Wetherafield play. The latest Methodiata ...,010 004 1 8-11-4 porta 8-4 and 6-2 in 11 innings. Lo* An the others. ! winner* clashing later. Play will; Dailey, team R B I, ieader. slashed 1 ruii^ in 3: Sfredn 0 for 0 runs in caught many of the stars to tha Benevento, LeRoy (7), Butku* e proctatae hoieeoe It waa not s-strike. In Ruth Title Caine 8 tSeardoB. to «Bop out were Gardner Dickin Pro-Am. . . . Joe Segal has been Score Hoop Wins ALL WORK Crowd Dlaapproved. geles also won two, beating Cleve ; conUnue Saturday and Sunday af- a single to center, scoring Kellev Rodser”) wp'^ KeilVy son, 1957 winner, and the pt^ular (7) and.Rybcayk, Moors (6); Chap land 2-1 and 8-4 in 10 innings. Dow Plnsterwald. The former was named golfer of the month for pell ant) Weir. RY IXHRTS The erosvd ro ar^ disspiweval. ’nGERH-A’iI—* * 1 July at th* Ellington Ridge Coun # oeiett ofoorleg At this point even the White Sox Detroit took two from Kansas Detroit, which got the benefit o< 1 It’s “one to go’’ in the Rockville Babe Ruth League All-! reported to be troubled by a neck Victories in to* Rec Summer U.S. Davis Cuppers’ Extrk ‘Ace’ partisiuis. wore pullbtg fer tbs, City. 8-6 and 8-1. Minnesota out 20 bases on balls in its two games ' Stars’ quest for the BRL State Championship noM'. ’fiiey got ' nerve disorder and Finsterwald try Club. _ Baaljetball League went to ' toe .young Boston pitcher. lasted Baltimore 3-1 In 11 inning*. with Kansas City, had to rally for by their next-to-lasC obstacle in state play last night when i auffenad a reported thumb injury. Juniors and the Indians laat night TIRE . Then osune toe big pitch, 4 three runs after two were out In Other big guns on the re ^ la r hut in vastlj’ (Ufferent circum Is Pro Coach Pancho €k>nzales strike that Aparicio swung at fu- BED iM>X-lft’m T F ! SOX— tije^ninth to win the opener. Kan- they topped New Milford, 6-3, in a semifinal game at H enrv' tour who will not be stopping in G irls W in Features stances. The Juniors had to bat Park. Rockville. A crowd of 800'*------1------:------| Redlegs INSPECTION _ ____ sas'fTity had a 5-3 lead in the ninth Bounce Back tle-all toe way before edging the ".Sure, it was a thrill. Sure, it clude the' Big Three — Arnold tiieily. The game was over. Mon- watched Rockville come from be- MEXICO CITY (AP) —'Ameri-^’singles and double* for the Mexl- qbuquatto juinpied kigfi kito toe | wM Jfce best game I inter piteh^." | when relief pitchers Danny Mc- four towns in Northwestam Oon- ' PaJmM’, Gary Player and Jack At Buckland Oval Lancers, 31-27. while the Indiana oa's ace in the )iole to the crucial cans. •Ir and-fell■ flat" on the turf; " Hie said Monbouquette,'i -who once Devitt and Granny Hamner wallvalked hind last night lo earn a place in Nicklaua, plus Jay Hebert. Jerry made easy work of disposing of the state finals with Anaonia. necticiit. Included on the team ! Davis Cup tenni(i match against The Americana are expected to teammates jumped on top ef hins. struck out 17 men In a night game I the ba.seis full with two out. Rocky were players from Washington. Barber. Mike Soiiehak, Don Janu Harmac's 56-21. Mexico this weekend is the. Mexi U((m Chuck McKinley, St. Ann. Mo,, .T^'-eravsI roar^ its apg^val. at. Washington. "Nellie Fox w as; Colavito singled in two runs and Rockville and Ansonia will meet ary, BUI Casper, Johnny Pott. Dave Paul Quasnitaefaka led the Jun for the Stale Ciiampiooship Sun R o X b 11 r y, Brookfield, and two Several retarded children were can-descended team, coach, ^ro and Jon Douglas, toe former Stan Nekher Monbo nor catcher Jim the man I was afraid of." he said, j Dick McAuIiffe singled for the win- team* in New Milford. New Mil 84todefs and Cary Middlecoff. at iors' first half attack, scoring 10 champ Pancho Gonzales. i ford quarterback from Santa Mon Don’t let this happen "He never strike* out." jner. Rookie Howde Kojilltz pitched day afternoon aF2 at Henry Park. Into NL guests toe Kiwanis (Jlub at the of his 14-point total in that time. PagliaroRi disputed 'McKihley's Pennant Race However, there will be a num The winner will represent Con ford defeated North Waterbury, quarter midget races at the Buck- "If we pull this one out of the ica, ejalif., in singles, with McKin cad). ■ Fox came in to hit for Early i a seven-hitter in the second game, Ju8t how far is up for C in -fru n * in the fifth on only one hit f jo e Adcocks lyimer. The gams ber of atandouts including defend The winnem held a 18-8 margin fire, enough credit can't be given ley and Dennis Ralston, Bakers Wynn, the White Sox' ancient I hi* first »tart. necticut- in theiRegional Tourna Watertown and South Wat4rbui-y land Oval lagt night and witnessed at toe totermissioa before toe Lan- Paglfaroni diagonaed toe game to win the district crotvn. In stats cinnati’s rambunctioun Reds? Vada Pinson's single — and was enlivened by'Ooit firat base ing champion, • Bill Maxwell, Ken one of the beat programs of toe to Pancho.” says U.S. Captain Bob field, Calif., playing the doubles. this way: ” pitching *tar wa* seeking his 299th , • • • ment to be staged in Montpelier. wrapped it up with a run in the man Norm Lacker.' who tossed 18 Venturi. Dave Ragan, Bob Ros- oer* caught fir* and stormed back Vt.. startinir Thursday. Aug. 9. competition, they squeezed by Tor- ’That was the big question season as girls outdrove boys and Kelleher. "Hi.s influence and Im The draw will be made Friday at "He had a lot on M e'fast ball career victory, with one out in the I TWIN8-ORIOIJCS— sixth on L\-ncii’s dpuble and a bats onto th* field after being burg, Bob Goalby,. (Jene Uttler, to come within a coUpl* of hoops pact on the squad is tremendous Trailing 3-2 after three innings, rington 2-1. New Milford wa* as took both main events. of the lead. 5 p.m. (ED ST). The first singles and and he had a lot of poise. B f- ninth. Monbo got him on a tricky 'tmne.«ota nitcher Jim Kaat (11- today in the National League, single by Johnny Edwards. Larry ejected In the eighth inning for Bruce Crampton, Art Wall, Don "There-are three specific area* matches are scheduled Saturday, grouiider to third, then struck out 9) tripled.,driving in the tie-break- the Rockville forces rallied in (he sured of ■* cheering section when a Smoky Aukstolis, Ki)*’anis pres Strong rebounding by Jack Sim- fors toe game I told him not tie where the bounce-back Reds Ja'cksmi (8-8) wras the loser. arguing over a called- strike. FMrfl^d. Dave Hill, Doug Ford. ident, preaented first and second in which Gonzales' value to us is with the doubles Sunday and final worry about his poise oi- Ms Luis Aparirio “to end the' game. ■ ihg run in the 11th as the Twins top of the fourth. Joe VanOuden- school bus arrived with a good rep Twnmy Rolt, George Bayer. Paul mona and Dan Sullivan Htolted the resentation of young people from are using Frank Robinson’s place tri>pl^*8 ih the 30-lap A inestimable. He is a great tacti ainglea Monday, rhytoni and just eoncentrste . cq pushing his record to 8-10 for the beat Baltimore and Robin Ri^berts. hove drew s walk and promptly PIBATBS-DODGER8-- PH1L8-METS— '' Harney. Ted Kroll, Julius Boros. Lancers to one shot at a time. stole second. Mark Bucheri also the New Milford area. Oollection big bat as a battering ram in an ihain event to Louise (Sweet). cian. He commands respect from throwing at the target. That’s season. He struck out seven. , Kaat. who struck .out 12. drove ip The Pirates backed Bob Friend Tony Gonzalez paced the Phil Jabkle Burke, Al Geiberger and Tall Dave McKenna led the In every man on the squad—-they’d [- worked .New Milford pitcher Ken amdunted to 886.40. Both teams) attempt to gain admittance to Chariot, 11, of Norwalk.' and Butch dians with a 31-point perform Jaipur V8- Kidan ' what fia did.” Other no-hltters this season were Bemle Allen and scored sn in.«iir- (12-10) wd|lh a 14-hit attack and lies’ 18-hit offen-sive with 'four PVank Stranahan. Salemo. 12, of Soutoington, re- stand on their heeds if he told "T t was the flnetit gains I have 1 ^ Mnnbouquette'a teammate. Earl ance run oh Vic Power's squeeze Barr a base on balls, and when were guests of the Rock\dlle league ! the throne room for the second ance and a good rebounding Job at a buffet lunch after the game. In I consecutive year, made the most of three Dodger hits—-including a triple tuqd^flou- . ’■ One can't count out little Jim spectivriy. Rick Anderson, IS, them to do so. He gives them prac ever seen in the majow," said Bed w Ison. Bo Belinskv of the Los An- bimt. the fourth bajl got by the catcher, ble—aiid three . runs irntted 'in. F>t«e. a 31-year-old swinger from aa well. Paul ljuey (13) and Don tice experience on the court such OQBANPORT. N. J. (AP) — RELINE RAKES I errors to snap out of 'a losing of TaloottvUle came in third. Sox Manager Pinky Higgins. ' , — VanOudenhove .scooted • to third. addition player., enjovM a swim at Successfully blending that 1861 Wtoaton-Salem. N. ,C. Feree paced Simmons (11) gave him ample aid. as you can’t get an>’where in the Jaipur,' leading money > winning Then, when the pitcher neglected the Municipal Pool, courtesy of the pennant-wipnlng formula of a big skid in which they, had lost eight DeMeter contributed a two-run Donna Gene Smola, Miss Lead- Three singles jw^uced the only j---^ , mMei' 1 homer • tO the. attack and ' Bob the pros yesterday in the Pro-Am Jack Gustafson hit for a dozen, world.” ' I horse of the year and a leading to cover home, the big palcher pool commission. Overseeing opera- j blow by most valuable player Rob of nine games. Six runs in the foot, 13, of Groton, fought her way only Harmac player In double fig contender for the 3-year-old Red sox run in toe gig tO StHV IH M llw aUKee . tiona fqr toe state' organization third—on five hits, a pair of er Oldis d r^ 'f hi two runs with three ' with a 84. He went out in 33 and to first position early to the 25-)a|> As a pro, Gonzales can’t be.on Uaroni, PeiU Runnels and Lu CUhr raced home with the nin that tied jtions^ fqr _toe sta t^ organization inson imd tight pitching, the red- eatne back In 3l strokes. Kroll ures. the sidelines but he'll l>e in the championship, ia oil tor Saratoga NOW the game. [v.a.s Jack Dwyer of East Hartford, hot Reds have reeled off 13 vie- rors by outfielder Willie Davi.s hits. But the betting star turned B main event, then survived sev Springs, N. Y„ and an expected ton. Thai was all Monbo heed-' out’i to he the Met* Frank. TAiom- ftfad a 65 and Hill a 66. Other Tile IndiaiM led at toe quarter v^ings when the U.S. Cuppers district commissioner. Interested tones in l4 games—the latest a and one by second baseman Jim eral single file restarts to win th* hraaks 13-6, 21-7 and 44-11. summit clash Aug. 18 with Ridan m gock-vlll* went ahead In ^ e good aeorea were posted by Hebert square off against the Mexicans . a:. VO.; D e s p i t e K u m o r s t o / ( C o n t r a r y apectatora included John Canavari 5-1 conquest of the. St. Ixmls Gar- Gilliam—tagged Stan . William* as, whO collected six RBI with a first place trophy. Patty Con in the 875.000 "rrsvers Stakes. Wynn wa* rapped Ax' hits , fifth when Larry Silver opened grand slam, 'homer, baaes-empt.v 87, Charlie Sifford 68. Bolt 68. BUI ger, 12, of N*)^own, succeeded to at the Chapultepec Sports Center,; AND SAVE - was alt way.' T h e, and Slimner Dole of the coaching dinals laet night, (9-7) with toe loss. Bill Moseroski George WIdener’s oolt wowed the hut tough toe with a long triple to left center. homered for the .Pirates while homer and.baaea-Ioaded walk. 'ITie OOUlns 69. Fairfield 69, UtUer 69. holding the pack behind her, to Gonzales' ‘expert coaching was other no-hit game* this year were.] The next battar. pitcher Alan staff at Rockville-High. .Aldermiui' Robinson, the MVP off a .328 Burke 89, Howie Johnson 69 and credited with Alex Olmedo's and 27,391 customers at Monmouth | turned in by Earl Wilaor. a team- ; MILWACKBE (AP) — The Mil-* effect, on to* ball players and are John Orlowaki indicated addition- batting average with 37 homer* John Roseboro ranjiecfed for the victory went to Dennis Bennett easily win the s a o ^ place trophy. Park yesterday with an over- j Puts. Ifnbd a hard smash down Dodgers. (4-6) with Al Jackson (6-18) (ho Dave Marr 89. . Jean Stuart. 12, of UnionvUle, wofi' Sports Schedule toe United States' upset victoiy aitfc ewnr bnk* jiib m tin jur mate of McM>»’a. Bandy Koufax of j waukee Bravqs. disturbed by per-, damaging4o us outside the state." the first base line through the al bleacher* would he installed to : and 124 rune batted in last season, . • • * over heavily favored Australia in whelming stretch run to easily | Siindsy's expected hit hi* 20th homer against the loser. Thirty eight teams competed In the third poflition( Al TreUq, as beat CSiristiana Stable's Cj’ane in j tha Lo* Angeles Dodgers, and Bo 'sistent rumors in various sections he added. "It hurts us e.specislly! legs of the first baseman and sociated with to* guests of the the Davis Cup challenge round at Belinsky of toe Los Angeleri of the country., want it known j when we try to sign young play-1 Rockville was ahead Silver ®Terflow crowd. ! Card*, brought hi* RBI total to 87 OrRH-OIANTH— yesterday’s - play with two mem- th e' 896.35b Choice Stakes. Ja i W s from ElHngton*Rldge In ac evening, preaented toe trophies h^ ThnrsOay, .4og. 8 Brisbane in 1958. He was then a dniias njEE...i»g»hr 42H per iHwell Angels. they’re not considdrtng a move j era." \ scored. XarkTlIle (Ct , and upped his batting mark to .George' Altman’s two-run'hom- pur, making his first start siime tion. ERCC President Tom Wolff this race. •* A A I va. PantieelH's, 8:16 Cfiiar- coach without portfolio, aasiating back to Boston—or anj-where else., McHale also declared that owner I Rockville added two Insurance*'»\,i„ „ A B R H PO A E .338. At the same tlmp, Jjm ef' In the lOUi inning settled a Flack Gels Triple ter O ak.. Captain Perry 'Jones. he nosed put Admiral's Voyage in ! , 4 0 2 a. 0 0 pitchers'. duel between Bob B;ihl was in a threesome which included The 10-lap novice main ' event the Belmont Stakes June 9, BRAKE RELINES GUARANTEED In an unusual move. Milwaukee! Lou Perini has no Intentions o f, run* in the sixth. Again it was |Siver. rf O’Toole limited 3t. ^Loui* jlo ftvq was Won by young Johnny Hay Simsbury vs. American Little Now Gonzales ia toe official 6 61 hits, ■ , (8-8) of the Cubs and Billy O'Dell FiAnk ^ranahan. the Toledo romped home by four-andpne-half Wednetday’a Stan <31ub president, and General Man-1 selling the Braves. He quoted I the alert VanOudenhove wrho led c 111 Swimming Meet strongman, while John Rusher den, 8, of Meiriden. Prellminaiy League Stan, 5:80, Buckley Field. team coach, a Job he took, at great ALL FOR 30,000 MILES OR 1 YEAR ager John McHale iaaued-a sUte- Perini as saying only Tuesday: "I | the-wav. Drawing hls second psss •' fb ...... 2 The triumph moved the third- (12-10) of the Giants. Ruhl seiz lengths. Cyane got second place teamed with Bob (Joalby. event winners were Rminie Char personal sacrifice and much to toe Pltehtag—Bi% s Monbouquetto ment yesterday denying reports never had any contact with anyone he stoje second and third and R^driqu '. if * ® place Reds, dqwn'in fifth place, II, ed Don Cardwell’s rriief help in by three quarters of a length over Paul Hahn’s golf clinic and iot, fi-q f Noiwalk, Tommy Brdin, phagt'in of the Mexicans. The Crimson King Farm's Crimson Spk, pitched toe foorto no- that the Braves are entertaining' interested In buying the ball club.” I when the'^throw trying to nah him O'!d"nhov#. e 0 01 game* behind in mid-July, within the bottom of the inning whert Pat Sweeney and Matty Flack 11, of East Hartfmd, and Robert rilGH WIRE — Gieuls Mexicans made a bid for Panchq’s eAFfHs..srMMMeii 1 ? 7*2 gatlries of league-leading Lp* Harvey Kuenn’a single and a dou both-placed ^ the Greater Hart tridc ahow, scheduled for 4:30 but Wednesday’a Homera Satan, 1961 champion 2-year-old. httoer to 'th e ntojors this saasoa. thought* of, another transfer. Perini triggered a series of ma-j st third went into left field, he ; rui-k ib’** ...... not started until 5 o’clock, wa# Anderson, 11, of TaloottvUle. mast » stepped at Lu- services but toe tall, dark Los htinttng toe Chicago White Sox , McHale said the .reports "are to , jor league franchise switches when' came home with run Humber five. I _ _ Attk*!'* within 2 S of second- ble by. WUlie Maya ■ scored one ford area Country Club Junior Next racing event, wtU der’a Marine Construc-'^ Angeles pro, who lived In Mexico ...... M * i 31 4. r''p!ace San, Francisco. The Dodgers San Francisco run. Cardwell got Championship* swim m.sct last night grisat, as usual. For one hour Hahn (SeawMt Total la PareaHuaea) QBKWUaTnUSS li8 while aUowing owlv Al Smith tally without fact and are unfair to, he abruptly moved from Bo.rion to Another walk to Eddie Oark', fol- hald the Interest of several him- Wednesday, Aug. 8 at 8 pm^- AMERICAN LEAGUE ' tion Yard in Stamford, as a youngster, felt his first obli (!]ox to Iceland to rwhcli baae with a a « ^ d toning | the fans of Wisconsin.’’ He added. Milwaukee in the spring of 1953. j lowed by a single and a wild pitch New m ifne were belted by Pltteburgb 8-1 Orlando Cepeda on a foUl pop at th4 Hartford "Golf Club. gation waa to 'Uncle Sam. and Felipe Alou on a routine fly Sweeney was fourth in the boys dred onlookers. Zt|rfel, Seaatota (8). Conn. A crew member is wtJM- "The Braves are not presently con-1 The previous sea.son the club drew gave Rockville its final tally, Mcfkifferv sb ^ ^ v • While the Giants bowed to the Chi- Demonstrating the proper swing Ronaae, ladfans (M); Gonzalea has worked tirelessly SPRINGf I e LD. Maas. (A P)— Betttoir—U i CUiitoa, Rs(d Sox, sidering a move to Boston nor do'onl>' 281.000-via Boston. i "Other than the second when S? Johnson. 3b -I S ? S J i t cage cub* 3.2 iniomning*. to end it. Ken Hubbs pacep the under eight 25-yard butterfly. His Tradra Foot fo f Arm in a bos’n’a chair half whipping toe American team intO| Springfield (Tbllege Track Coach h k $ t Clmpiii * 0 ■ Elaewbere in the NL, Miiwau- Cub attack with three hits as the. time was 27.4 seconds. Fiacre.' the with Hahn was Jimmy “niomson, Blanehard. Yaakee* (18). Arwve to the game’s lone nm with they have any intention of cmisMer-1 In niqe yekrs the Braves won i New Milford, acored its three runs. Govrar. the former long driving pro who Kalkk ngWB (14). way up.- A rigger be- shape for the Mexican test. The Vern Cox is on hls way to Iceland, ■I eighth; tii^ g twe-oot single. ing -such a move In the futuroi" two pennants and lost in g playoff 1 ? ■ kee shut out Houston 8-0 behind Giants lost their fourth in a row.' lone triple winnef, captured three where he'll coach the Icelandic and in the sixth inning when th e . Diurti»'i, c !...! 1 1 n-1. n,___ .n,.*.- • * • once played an exhibition ‘ st the SALEM, Maas. (AP)—Tommy SleibarB. Atfcletka (18). ' gins his descent from the Mexicans, with toe gifted Rafael gtetaf BlohbiNiquette and Beaton Later, McHale held an informal | for a thirty attracting some 1.9 ''‘SllfiTs had. three rneq on. Putz ® Jcbiison. If . b 0- Bob Shaw and Philadelphia out- first places in the girls under. 10 Tcwcic appears determiqed In a Osuna in the lineup, are favored to track team for this fall’s Euro- BBAVE8-OOLTS— Manchester -Country Club. NATIONAL UEAOI7K top of the crahe. The tstomph ever thetAYhito meeting, with a handful of Milwau-; million fans to Milwaukee County had the aituaUon pretty weli .in Hachenberr’ rf’ 0 0 i slugged the New York Meta, J l - t . class. She won the 25-yard back- bid to trade to hia foot for hi* arm. AltBMa, CtaiM (16). knock the Tanka out of the Amer 'pean Track Championships. Cox MANCHESTER iRANCH stroke to 18.6. 25-yard butterfly to Short Putta — Alex Hackney, S m . kee baseball writer* to clarify h is; Stadium. However, the-club dipped halidL Over the full ' route P)itz , Rosato. et.'rt ’. 0 0 Shaw (12-8) scattered eight Miunchester. pro,, played 18 holes Confined largely to punting duties Dameter, PhllHes (17). - Australian challenger ican Zone title fer the firat time in left yesterday, having been chosen statement., j to a fourth place finish in 1961 and struck out eight and walked f’ve C- hits in posting his-third shutout 17Ji an'd,^ the 26-yard freestyl^to history. for the post under the State De 2 2, BKDS-UABOB— Caapirf la'toe afternoon as did Stan Htlia- laat seasmt, the former Michighn k-Thomas, Mete t (81). tackles the United States . WB>?nB8DA TB n O I R S "When you ilt and bear irrespon- attendance dropped to 1.101.441. Ken Forie had two hit* for the * "••• J ; J ! The Cardinal* got to (VT.ooIe of the year.’’ft* Braves collected 14.8. These time* are all State Quartohack was a key fig Oauna, 23, a atudent at th* Uni partment's cultural exchange pro HARTFORD GENERAL TIRE CO. Cliib records. aki, local ' amateur. . . .Ronnie RoUaBiiB, Reds (M ). defender of the Ameri Ma’Mia—Cario* Oiletix, 137)4,, «ble rlimor* shovedtat you from This season the Braves-are buried winners. Pitcher Ken Barr and Total* ...... X I 4 21 M a-(11-11) for their lone nm in th« only five hits', but'used them more Smith, local amhteur, spent con- ure laat night aa he paased ami Adpoek, Braves (16). versity of Southern California,' and gram. He will return from the Kew Torit, dafaated Aithqr Fers- throughout the country, there.-in sixth place with a 85-62 record third baaeman Sean WcCaffery 1 •- "So ins ' fourth inning on Julian Javier** affeetivelv to beat Hal Woode- The local team wlU cmnpete to ca's Cupi off Rhode Is 28-year-old Antonin Palafox. an championships at Belgrade. Yugo- 08 O -i ^ ^ ^ ^ Muaial. , aliSoral)!* time last night ahaipen- quarterbacked the Boston Patriot Maaereald, Firatea f i t ) . 15S CENTER ST. M i f-2 i2 C Bed OoM . I4L, comes a time they must be denied ! and have drawn only 446.210 fans had two hlta a piece for the visit _ n .ooo shiek (4 -U ). Mltoraukaa eom<- toe'senior championship meet fer Stan to a 20-0 Yntrasquad scriM' B oaefcara, Dadgatf (6). land, th6 aerial atarting uifll4rgraduate at Corpus CtorisU______slavia, to time for hls regular- du- 2R Foiss: SB. Sliver; OP. Cliap 13 and under, 14 and under and iag u s hlii putting game...... On- ^ totwar fcra fBUejr, . 1»8^, — and denied in an unequivocal | for 44" home datea-2a9;832' fewer ing District 4 -represent* live* lOutcher'to'Gewan: LOB KoeirriU« ,|. but RaMnaon'a hamer, follewlng Jtotod two Mta and thrM walks for Iqokirg, a t oUiiis. lachiitad atogs vIotMy saar tha tUtmm. l e p t 16. (T sk.) Univenlty, iflU play )x)Ui ties at Springfield tola faU. OlHUMBsr,' Arixi,' dntoatotf 'O m it manner," McHale said. than in the same number of ap- D ^ O K D D rS T — The Naw a JaiTT LanacB aingla, put tha Rada a pair of third inning run* and 17 and under flundny, Anf- 88 lO BUtogten Ridgqf^ jftoto, IWH, WiW Ttok. 1»: ’ "Sneh stories hare an mwetUtog'^earahee* last season. Milford teem actually repnesent* ' SSn-T L.'iSSr. *■. ahead to stay. d osed to* aeoring in th* flfto on ' , ' . . 1 ,1 t*' ) f (
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PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, AUGtJ^ 2, 1962 I . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHtSTER, CONN.. THUESpAY, AUGUST 2, PAGE NINETEEN AotomobilM For Salo 4 TRRFH bUGRTA BR A LAW RT FAGALT snd 8HORTRN SttUfttiaaB' Wanted— pooMlioUl GdeisM. ItM CHKVROLBT, • cyUadar. Male 39 A GOOD BUt I HooselMld G«oi|f i l Apartmeota^FlaUh— Hooaka Fn* Sale 72 Hooaea For Salt 72 Ho o m For Sale 72 Lota For Sale 73 standard tranamiaMon. ItSt Plyrn* diesssrs and oppUancaa.' Ofodlt ' TenemoBta 83 PART-TnfK wotfe needed after 8 FIVB-PIIKai kltchMi motql^ BIRCH MOUNTAIN RMd.:BoltaB cuth, 6 cylindar, atandard trwia- WMU.V orrt us/ yhs nrzrsMnusANis 0 UFNP YOU A iK K IT ...A N P UOIF PO ______Urms avoUobla.Jo. We also buy usad MANCHESTER — . Large custom 6fANCHE8TER—unusual ftfoodly TBN ACRES cleared state road, CLASSIFIED W in die’'evening. Win do wyttUiig; toble top, A d m iral —7 room custom huUt ranch, ranch, qdoUty throughout. S|^- iniaaion. tkniclaa Motofa, US 3i N. kUJ[-4Lovely 4 room apart home oit 34. SeiMqsta titttaftcei, $3,600, Andover. Four Bolton lots IM T WONT 1ST MXI M WfARIN»A SPICK YOU1 LOOK t UKI THS AU'AMSRtCAN CaU MI 44886. ^ fumltoiia> Roger’s Fundturo, 117% la m p , l u 8 .i « n ./ M ain. ANP SWN SPORT SHIRT^— KAS'PICKSN O F /062,/ Sprues it. 9J614. ment, oecood floor. Can MI modem Utchen, one fuU bath. 3 leas oonditlon, many oxti;as,' in qne btqck to boa. Excrtlent to- with water,' Notch, $2,900. PI T 84000. I half both^fom ily room 30x33, 3-i ching awimmiiw poM and rec vestment tor retired couple or 2-8090. ear garage, large lot with trees, ‘room. Over one-hiUf acre Ian newlyweds. $14,090 Be( Air Real ------^ ^ Dogft-^Birds—Feta 41 WAUIUT 9EDROOM m t $60; ■- Fi r s t f l o o r fiat,'an sMdem $83,500. PUIbrick Agency, MI yANCHEfiTER —^Three beautiful ItST CS#m bU ET,_ Tur1»s|lda pieea dinette sat, $ »; TO 84769. For full infotmatiaii caU the.Ella- 'Estate Company, Ml S4lt9.. tranaminiaanm. M I 'W m . LOOK W H A t ccnvMiiences. Hoor everything. worth Mitten Agency, Realten, lots' for aa!e, Porier Street area, PROFBSaiONAL'' i Write Box.88, Herald. MI 14980 Cr 60 9-8624. MANCHESTBR-^S 'lamlly home on $4.800-$S,800. Call the „ R, F. 1B5S OtfSMOBtUB OonvutOA*, ing, bathing. aU breeihi. 'MANCHSaFri2ft-r-4 bedroom Eng- Dimock Co., 60 9-5345, 'Richard CLASSIHED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ‘ 3299 BUYS f o u r DURNMR gaa otove; two a quiet'Street, 90x180 lot, S-car ^MNdolty. The Poodl* TALOOTTVnUB—4 rooms and lUdi Crtonlal, exceUent loeatioa, DimOck, 6 0 9-6008. t 8 AJL tQ 8 PJL . fully 'equlptiad, axcallent condi> burner room hooter, MI 9-6994. garage, alpminum otorms and tton. Win accept any raaacnabla M I S J m o r M l 941500. , AT NORBIAN’S both, first floor, hot water, alec- good iBondlthm ree room, 1% WIFE PLEASER screens,' new roof and aiding. Bx- offer. MI »-T77». . \ TAPESTRY’DiVAN .'di. Ideal for tricHy foralehed, $78. MI 8-8831. baths, foyer, fireplace, air condi eellont investmant, $19,900. Rob WETHERSFIELD — 7 aersa on C(H*T CLOSING TIME POR CLASSIFIED ADVT. FURNITURE WAREHOUSE reoreotien room or eottage. tioned ' living roretrigerator, garage. Im move into this delightful 6 KEfBSHOND PUPPIES. UtUe ft 1 10 pc doubla dresser MAGIC CHEF goa stove, 7 qt. CaU the BUsworth Mitten Agency, room ranch with Swedish fire PLEASE READ TOUR AD TRA Ium for aale—7x7 sleepa two. bedroom ansembla priMsure Conner, red and vrtdte mediate occupancy Call MI 8-3786 Realtors, 60 S-6980, MI 9-6624. room Cepe Cod home on 6(id- place, large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, McKinney, 16 Woodbridge St. MI hefmre 6 p.m. dle Turnpike West, Just a htoeg Resort Property 9^r Sale 74 m "W/tmt AiiP* u * take* mrtr Um p k oM m • 6 « h Very reaaonaUe. (Ts. CMU. MI porcelain. Utchen' table, brown hot water oil heat, full basement 8-8020, > 10. pc decorator eioiivsrtihto, R0CRUEDGB^7 room Ranch, 6 Tka akwtlM v ■Mmld i c m Ma ■ « Un tU ST DAy *T » -4 0 » . marble top stand. Almost hew from 6lain 'Street. Features with hatchway and large yard. Uvtog room sat' years old; large modem kikdMn, CGVENTRY ' LAKE—2 beautiful APPBAM aai ABPOST EBAOB8 la Ikaa la« tka aaxt. toaar- BOARDING end gromning Also, man’s tuxedo, sIm 43 tong. MI tUed bath, enclosed porch, deep Near shopping, churches and Funuahed AFartawato 83-A BuUt-in oven and range, tfshwaah- ' wooded lot. In St. jomee Par 'bus line. Only $18,900. Carroll- lakeside-, cottages, one at $7,500, Maa. lh a HocaM la raapaaaifal* lar aaly ONK laeotiael ar aanlttea ■tud eervlce. Give your dog a 87 pp dinette ,84897. one at $1,900. Good financing Auto Drivuic School 7*A or, dispoeal. pantry, etc. Large ish. Assume 4%% mortgage Drigga, Realtora, 5384164. - Eve. iaanttaa tar aaf adrarttMaaaat aak tkea aa|y ta tka aatMt af a country vacation. Harmony Hill 'TOO ROOM furalahed or untur- available. CaU 60 S-6930. Hebron Road, Bidton. MI 8-6437. dkung room den center entrance or refinance at low ratsa *Uth and weekenda, Mr. Boynton. 60 ■make geo#* .Aaeilke^ frtrick MARLY’S DRIVINa SdHXd-rOaaa- nlahed apartment, bath, heat, hot haU. paneled wall Uroplaca to ttv- AU new-HUl guaranteed WaMted—To Boy ^ water. ApiUy Marlow’s, 817 Main. low down payment. Only 9 4 i g . . JAMESTOWN SHORES, R. I. room and on-the-road tnatnictlpB. FOR SALEr—Vfire Hair Fox Ter Free delivery—Free lay-away room with a beautiful view, g $14,800. \. Dual-controlled cara Pbr infor FRANK IS buying and aelUng good iV o lota, each 60x130 feet, -block rier pui^ss, pure breed, beeutl- Instant Credit "TOO ROOM year 'round cottages bedrooms, 8 baths, 3-car gora^ ANDOVER—Lovely 6% room re from bay, on Spar St. 60 9-3578. mation call MI a-tt7S. ful morkinge, 7 weeks old. MI uaed furniture and anUquea at 'with lake privil^ea at Coventry plastered' wails, selUng at bank stored Cape to country ' setting. 3-7071. 480 Lake St. CaU and' see what an>r*iaar. W.OOO. FhUblriek Agen Home hat Just been redecorated. d i a l m i 3-2711 MOR’TLOCK’S Driving School—Of Lake, $76 monthly. J. D. Realty, Jarvis Realty C a we’Ve got. Open Sundays. MI M I 34129. cy, Ml 9-8484. . New Ule to bath with colored fix fice, 443 Mam St., ManctaMter. AKC ' REGISTERED St. Bernard NORMAN’S FACTORY 9-6580. Raoltorg 60JB Appraisere tu res. L arge liv in g roo>m w ith Wanted— Real Ettate 77 Leandng correcUy "M iv Seve \ puppi.es, male end female, very IfANCHESTER—7 room spUt level, fireplace. lOiotty pine kitchen FURNITURE WAREHOUSE THREE ROOM furalahed apart' 6 0 3-4113 E vas. 6 0 $-7847 Your Ufe.’< Driver emicatian TXi mAi 'b' reasonable. PI 3-6167. WANlTfiD—WUl pay codh for new ment on Main Stteet over M vis 1% baths, rec room, garage, cov caMnMz. Pict,ure t^dow in din WANTED—Real Estate. SeUIng or claaaea. Member Comectieut Pro or need Ignition model airplane ered patio, half acre of parklike buying. Reridentiai, commercial p e. A tx Forest cor, Pine, Monebeatw Bakery, $90 per month, including FOR SALE — Older houae 6% ing room. 3-csr basement garage. fessional Driving Sdbooi Aaaiu MI /ar m muMmr ~ Opra da^ 9-ft Sat. 94 ' engines; nipeciaUy want a Scrap heat. CaU MI 9-6806 or MI 94781. grounds. Hayes Agency, 6ll 3-4808. Large bam surrounded by 10 Or industrial real estate. Contact TROUBLE REAQHIIIB OUR ADVERTISER? CUTE PART-POODLE rootos, good conditian, oil heat, 9-7398. i»»». mtuM mwwAW wiimcaii D - F pupplea. k u S-ISN ^ per, made to Manchester. Oiarlee acrea of land with about 800 ft. Realtor, Stanley Bray. 60**-6273, M I 8-4010. Burk, 708 CoUege 06ks Drive, OLD COLQNIAL-BeMitififlly re- large lo^ trees, fenced Ip. Call Brae-Burn Realty. etored 4 bedrooms 18 ngnutee owner lu $-7016 between 84. fnmtage. Now vacant May we M-HMr Anweriic StrviM LARSON’S—Ccnnectleut’s Brat h Arlington, Texas. Buaineafi Lneations blow, you through?' Tongren cenaed driving school trained— from Manchester, large modem' Agency, 60 S-63n. CASH for your home, land, equip Certified and approved la now of' Artictos For Sak 45 WE BUY kSU . or trade antique For Rent 84 famUy sise Mtchan .with huge MANCHESTER — NEW 6 room ment, rnerchandisc liquidation, ELECTRIC STOVE, OxceUeot ranch in AA area. Features fuH Frta to HtraM Raadtri ferine classroom and behind Radio^TV Repnlr Scrviccu 18 Help Wanted—-Female 35 Help Wanted— Female 35 and dsed tundture, 'china, glaaa, CENTRAL LOCATION, store rustic fieldstone fireplace, 1% anything of value. For quick ac LOAM SALE—$14 load only $13.50. dltion, $66. MI S-1777. cellar, oil hot water heat, 3 large SO. WINDSOR wheel instruction for teen-agers. sUver, picture frames and old apace, approximately 30’x40’, suit hatha, 3-sone heat, patio, S-car tion call American Auction Co., M I 9-6075. TV SBRVK!B—An^makes. Honest. DICTAPEKYNE transcriptianist, ex TWO HOURS a week ia aU it takes Also gravel, fUl, etone and white coins,'old dolU and guns, bobby garage, ideal location for horses, bedrooms, 34 foot living room 6 0 3-6847. EconomlcaL quaUUr- parts. NOT $900, NOT $800; able for small bustoees. Available with robed hearth fireplaee, db- LOOKINO f o r a w e l l W ant I t Ito perienced, for permanent position to nm a shipping club for a few aand. M l $-8608 coUactions, attic oentmts or whole $M.500. PhUfarick Agency. MI BUILT HOME AT AN AT PREPARE FOR driver's test NOT $700, N OT $600, October 1. MI 9-6394. ii» room, oversize kitchen with WISH SOMEONE to aaadia youi aaawer at the Ousrsntsed >0 days. Famoua for with *Esst Hartford manufactur friends.' You get $35 in name estatei. Furniture Repair Service T R A C T IV E P R IC E ? THIS IB This traffic outlaw can be ob-9'ahead so as not to interfere widi Ages 18 to 60. Driving and claaa ing company, slectrio typewriter, LAWN MOWERS—^Toro, Jacobsen, N O ! N O ! Wrotlnghouae built-ins. Quality real estate? Call ma at 60 94336 service since 1981. Phone MI brands free in 10 weeks. Send for TalcottvUe, Conn, Tel. MI 8-7449 OFFICE FOR RENT, furnished, IT !!! 5 Room Ranch with I” the safe operatfon of cars approach room. ’Three instructors. No wait 94687. Potterton’s, 189 C ent« St. 40-hour wed^ amaU office. Uber- catalog and details, Alice WB B(dens, and GoodaU Reel and NOT EVEN $860 BOLTON — L.aiga'4 room ranch, built from tha ground up. 1^,500. for prompt And courtooua aerrtee served on CJonnecticut highways 304 C enter S treet, fira t flo w , $76 concrete walb. glazed brick ing from the opposite directieB off MANCHESTBt ANSWERING SERVICE ing. Manchester Driving Acade al bepefiU. CaU 289-3T17, Noble * llama, Popular Club Plan, Dept. rotary, 18-88” . rPortg and eervlce. BUT A WHOLE HOUSE beautifully landscaped, oversized Robert Wolverton Agency, 60 Joseph Barth. Brokat any time, day of night. He is of no ANTBNNAE8—AU types, expert^ monthly. 60 3-8197, 9-2813. front, Kohler cast iron boiler. the vehicles he is passing. He pass Ml 9-OSM my. PI 3-7249. Weetbrook Manufacturing Co. F804, Lynbnx*, N. Y. Uaed mowers snd troettprs Trads $ ROOMS LOVELY Rooms Without Board' 59 garage, 4% mortgage may be specifle group or breed of drivers. instaUed, rotor isystenia a special in yoUr old machine. Owpitol NEW FURNITURB assumed by qualBied buyer, ' All plaster. Oumwood doors SELLING HOME or' land? es on the right, and at "na passing**, E-Z LERN DRIVINO School—Safe, ty. CaU MI 8-3887 for tree eati- EXPEUUENCED and inexperienc ANDOVER—Furnished room CENTRAL CAPE—Six rodnu, full from Veeder Homestead to complete and reliable service let He mky be .what is called by traffic zones where signs and highway and iekve j m la. y a rt hear tn Ik M Equipment Co., 88 Main St. Rours AND APPUANCES STORE, 245 N. M ain 8 t., g ood Hayes Agency, 60 3-4803. courteous tnstructione in driving m a tes. ed saleswomen for large cosmetic 7-6 daUy, 7-9 Thursday, 7-4 6M' rent C. H. Stlens, Routs bath down plus full bath in ree Hartford. Oarage. Wooded Kleinschtnidt ft Bushe serve you. safety officials the "law abiding markings Are clearly visible: Ha Hma artthont i a n mftmimt a t th e W O M E N EVER'TTHXNG spot for anything. 6Q 9-52M, 94. room in basement. Recently acre lot. Call Mr Wagner, 60 from Connecdeijt’a largest. Auto house. Excellent opportunities, urday. FOR ONLY $600.09 2-7273. 6tANCHE8TER—6 room Cape with 60 3-7639, 60 3-0319. traffic violator,” the person who passea standing school busek whew TELEVISION antennaa and rotor renovated. Nice lot, identy of 9-5306, TR 6-6611. matic and standard shift, dual unlimited future. All replies con « Which Dicludaa GROUND FLOOR office, Juot a aluminum storms, acreens and abides by all .the laws of social be flashing "stop” signals afe operat .controlled, fully insured, pick-up qrstems mstaUed and repaired. For General fidential. Write today. Box GG, SCREEND LOAM for the hast in FURIOSHED room. Parking. Pri- few steps , from Mato 8t., avail- siding, amosite drive, garage and treee. With about $8,000 down you havior. but has no qualms over ing, He frequently cuts in and out Serving Mancheater and surround. 1 Bedroom Suite - can assume the 1st mtge. and BARROWS A WALLACE Lost and Found service. Older and nervous stD' • H erald. lawns from our screening plant. 1 Living room Suite vdte entrance and, shower bus aide immediately. Call 60 9-45M, patio, living room with fireplace, breaking a traffic law on occasion. and. on hi^ sp ^ hi^waye. ha AntomoUlcs Fdr Sale 4 ing sress. Modem TV Sendee. 400 line, newly rederorated. Gentle pay $108.35 monthly. T. J. ■6 B . C enter 8 t., M ancheater Legal Notices dents our specialty. Pay aa you George .Grlffing, Inc., PI 3-7886. 1 Dinette Set 6 0 4-1894. 3 bedrooms, dan or dining room, The "occssion” can be inattention. often, inaynienta, call MI 9-7028. g r e n ..... 4-1139. Warren E. Howland, Real The executor of said astate havinz The traffic outlaw paaaaa reck acts, esch of which Is a Violatlen of . vicinity King’s. Personal papers MANCHESTER Packsge DeUvery. 44 and 8. Notch Road, Bolton 1 Pr. Blankets ly. 60 34139. dead end road. Ideal for children. Smith, Realtors, 60 9*-8953, 60 Bsade written appUcattoa to said Court, Light trucking end packsge deUv TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Immediate -Notch Quany. Tel. MI 94817 1 Cocktail Table PLEASANT ROOM for gentlenian. 3-6960 tor. 60 3-1108. • lessly, at any time, any place; at the state's motor vehicle .Iowa-—' fUKl money. CaU MI 9-4063 after lo s e R A M B L E R ; 1998 V o lv o ; 1967 1961 H A R L E Y XLCH , m int condi PART-TIME drug and fountain Prlbed well below appraisal, In accordance with the statute, for an 6:80. tion, extra chrome. MI 4-1300. ery. Refrigerators, washers and openings to earq $70-$l00 weekly, 3. Table Lompe Call 60 9-8886 or 60 9-0641. CSioice of financing. Last house on order of sale of th< whole or part of the top of a hill, at intariMtions, and each of which has and. if not Plymouth Hardtop Dw^'las stove moving n^islty^ Folding TuU or part-time disidaying clerk.. Must have driver’s Ucense SCREENED aand, stone, gra-vel, 1 9 X 13 Rug $18,500—Real boneat, value near 64 DUPUEX, near High School, the. real estate described therein, it is on blind curves. He pOssee other curbed, will continue to reeult in Motors, 383 Main. M I 4-0787. Suburban For Rent 66 right on Hublard Dr. 60 9-2w. bus and ahopping. - 3-car garage, 3 ORDERED: That said application be LOST—PASS BOOK N o. 18828. chain for rent. sQ 9-OW. Royal’s fabulous line of . toys- loam, top aoU, George H. Grif- 1 Floor Lamp PLEASANT furnished room,- near schools, ahoptring, bua, 6 rooma heard at the Probate Office tn Andover' vehicles going in the same direc- deaths and destruction on our Notice ia hereby given than Pass Business Senrtees Offered IJ! jewalry-cosmetlcs and houseware fing, Inc. Screening Plant, An 1 SmiUcer ' bath , gentlem an. P arkin g. 64 BOLTON AREA — Tan minutes HOLLISTER STREET—• bedroom on one floor, llx ll family room, furnaces. Remarkable conditian. on tbe 8lh day of Auzust. 1M3. at nine tion without sufficient clearance streets snd highways. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck itenu. AppUcations now being ac d ov er. P I 2-7886. Higk Street. from Manchester, new 6 room home, large living room with din immaculate as can be, nicely Reasonable Hayes Agency III o'clock In the mominz'. and that notice Book No. 13828 issued bydhe First 1966 FORD CONVERTIBLE, needs 36 Pc. Dinnerware Set ^ thereof be zlven by puMIshinz a copy HEE REMOVAL, pruning and lot ing Company. Local and long dis cepted for dealers and two mana ran ch , giiu-age, firq ;ila ce , $150 ing area,' new heating ayofem, 3- shaded yard. Beechler-Smith, 3-4803. Manchester Office, Hiutford Na- aoma repair. MI 9-1433. 24 P c . S ilv e r Set ATTRACTIVE aleefUng rq<>m, gen of this order once in a newspaper hav- clearing, CaU Frank C. Ncfbtd e. M I tance moving, packing and stoi> gers. MI 8-5347. SONOTONE CORPORATION montlUy. PI 2-6078. car gar^e, shaded lot. $17,500. Realtors, 60 9-8963. 60 3-6669. inz s circulation In said Dtstiict. and timial Bank A Trust Co. has been 18 Yds. Floor Covering tleman. Central, private entrance, lost and application hae been 9-6058 age. Regular service throughout CHILD’S MAPLE roU-top desk, 1 Westinghouse Refrigerator Philbrick Agency, 60 9-8464. by posting a cop* theraof on the pub Vaedneies for 2,277 Freshmen exceUent cemdition. MI 9-7774. near bus stop , show er. Inquire 195 STARKWEATHER Street— Quiet lic liznpost In the “Town----- of ' Andover. ' ’ made to said bank for payment 1958 CHEVROLE7T Bel Air convert- tfesf England statea and Florida. 1 Emerson Television SOUND VALUES Id ditli LAWN MOWERS sbarpeiMd M I 8-8668. R.N. OR L.P.N. fuU or part-time. has opening for sincere hard Spruee St. 109 N. ELM 8T.-Moving out of neighborhood, modernized older and issuance of new, bocdc. ible, standard 6. MI 8-6554 EVERYTHINa Summer Romes For Rent 87 repaired aalea and aervlee. piA Vernon Haven, TR 6-2077. working man to take charge of ELECTRIC GUITAR, one year state Excellent condition. 5 year home, all utilitiez^ 314,500. Joseph Duplex 64 with 3-csr garage, our business to this and sur old, $40. Come up and toy it any ON LY $800.00 FURNISHXUI rooms, complete 64 New Ensland Colleges 1956 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 3-door op and deUvery. Ice akatbsw^ahaijh THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. COVENTRY LAK^Lokeaide cot old C ape, 6 rooms, full dormer, Barth, Broker, 60 9-6330. easily converted to four 3 room 4. Andover. Connecticut, all at lI< e ^ O O ened, precision ground. Moving, packing, storage, local WAITRESS wanted Sundays and rounding areas. Man selected night after 8. 144 Highland Street, Free storage untU wanted Free light housekeeping faciUties. Cen tages—a few open dates. Coll 60 1% baths, fireplace, oak floors, apartments, excellent invest •even day* before the date set for said P e n o B k ls hardtop, standard, 6 cylinder, will be carefully trained. No deU very. trally! located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 hearinz. - Equipment Corporation. Route 81, and loig distance. Agents tor Mondaya oniy. Hours Sundays M I 9-7120. 1-6930. plastered walla, dotage, oil hot COLOTOAL—$12,000. U you need m ent. CHARLES H. NlCHOLKIjt; JudZe. Thirty-two of the hwtitutiWft radio and heater, whltewaUs, red Free set-iip by our own reUable Arch St., Manchester. WINCHESTER, Mass. — 8ixty-9 Vernon. ConsL TO 6-7009. Manchea- Lyons Y^n Lines. Inc., world-wide 12-8 Mondays 6 p.m .-l. Charcoal Investment. Established clien water baseboard beat, near only two large bedrooma and stiU four New England colleges can according to Dr. Llchtermaa;'apa ELECTROLUX Salas and Sarvioa. leather interior and carpeting. men. Original price for all this RENT—TraUer at Long Lake, Two-lamlly 64 with 3-car ga-' OEDEa or bonded ispiaaitattva. Altrad ter exchange. CaU Bnteipilae 1966. movers. Free esumates. MI 8-8187, Broiler, MI 9-8055. tele. Average earnings excel schools. Owner, 60 94183. want a dining room, paneled den, still accept 2,377 qualified freeh- members of the region's accrftditv Before 7 p.m. HI 3-8632. After 7 lent. Ideal for . a man who is CHILD’S OUTDOOR {dayhouae, merchandise was $826.46. Some for CENTRAL LARGE attractively Maine from Aug. li, $35 weekly. and all the charm a Colonial of rage, convenlentiv located to STATE OF CONNEOTCDT, Dlgtrict Aineu, loe Hsmy St TM. MI p.m. MI 9-9883. of Andover. Probsi*^ Court. 'Town of men next fall, according to the Ing organization, the New Bbiglaad SHARPEN1NO Service— Saws, looking for a better permanent $50. MI 9-6621. tunate person cart purchase it aU furnished room with private en Beautiful site, beach. TO 6-9739. VERNON —8 room Cape. Elstab- fers. then you wlU want to senior and junior'High Schools.' Andover. July 10, M i. LO4B0. LPN—NIGHT duty, part-time. CaU trance, parking, clean and quiet. Estate of Aatoai Prsybyla. late New England Board of Higher Ed- Association of Colleges and See- 1967 MGA Omvertfble, black, new knives, axes, shears, skates, career position. Car necessary. fo r im ly $500.00. 'iiahed neighborhood. • Fireplace. this gem which ia in a lovely set Priced for quick sale. rotary blades. Quick service. Capi Painting— PsperlBf 21 M I 9-2868. COFFEE TABLE, wire play yard, R ea son ab le. 6 0 3-1888 COVENTRY LAKE - Cottage for 4f Andover. In Aald DUtrict, deceased. uoation. ondary Sttoools. WANTED—Ride from North Main engine, $760. Call M I 3-5548 after Insurance and pension bene M ONTHLY Amesite drive. Vgeont. 'Tongren ting and has everything (or low Present. ROii. Charles H. Nicholson, In a follow-up of its June survey tol Siquipment Co., 8$ Main St, fits. For personal interview baby carriage, stroller, bathtoette rent, nice location, $40 a week. Agency, Ml 34821. coet easy Uving. Owner MI 9-5051. Vernon HUls—3 bedroqm ranch A list of the eoUegee reporting Street, to Hartford National Fire, 6. ■ ^ ' PAINTINO —Interior and exterior. bath, 60-gallon oil drum. MI PAYM EN TS MI 9;1663. with 2-year lease completely Judso of freshman vacancies. NEBHB 7:15 a.m.;4:30 p.m. MI 9-7096. Manchester. Hours dally 7-5^ w rite Or c ^ l Sonotone o f H art ONLY $16.98 The MeCUtri;t bavins ezhibilod bar vacancies is available frena ’Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. MI A good Job at a reasonable rate. RN—NIGHT DUTY, part-time CaU 8- 1203. Country Board— Rcoorts 60 VERNON—Delightful 6 room Cape SIX ROOM ranch in Green Manor, furnished with minimum down admlnlstmtlaa account with aald es stetea that almoat half of the va NEIBHE. 31 Church St., WinehaO- 1956 'C H E V R O U TT sedan, 1956 ford, 18 Asylum Street, Hart Phone For Appointment. TO RENT at Bolton Lake—A .4 tate to this Ciourt for allowance. It la 8-7958. For free estimate cal] MI 9-9658. M l 9-2358. to better than brand new condition. no basement. Storage and work payment. ShcceUent return as cancies retorted by colleges in ter, M aas. WANTED—Ride Monday throu^ Chevrolet, standard transmission, J. P. Lewis. ford, Conn, Tel. 347-4070, CHILD’S 3 awing play gym with SAMUEL ALBERT Htfd. CH 7-085$ SEASHORE—Privte Beach. Couple room furnished lakefront summer ORDERED; That tbs tth day of Friday from W. Center Street to 3 full baths. Price $16,500. Made space in attic and attached ga an investment. Auzust. 19Z3. at nine-thirty o'clock June have now been filled. Yet the motors completely, overhauled. SALESLADIES—Part-time or fuU- see-saw. Reasonable. Call MI SE E TT D A Y O R NIGHT in new home would welcome sev cottage for season. Call 60 3-6117 64 colleges have room for approxi In C!onnectlcut, 180 of the ra- Asylum Avenue. MI 9-7386. M AM RUBBISH Removal - In line Smith, Realtor, 60 6-1642. rage. Houae has 3 bedronms, large In tthe forenoon at the Probate Office maining 707 vacancies are for dOr- Douglas Motors, 383 Main. dustrial, commercial, residential. PAINTINO and araUpaparlng, waU- time. Top salary to those 9- 8763. If you have no means of tranft eral children as summer guests. between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. We have a 4 apartment house' In Andover be and the aame la as- mately 1,300 more men and 900 living room, lovely fenced in yard, aizn (or a hearinz on the allowance of mltory students. Dormitory snd Manchester routes, aeanlng at paper rbmoved. WaUpeper hooka thoroughly experienced seUing portation, I’ll send toy auto for Reasonable. Wonderful opporttm- PAINT BRUSH Special—sound 6 4 rooms each, ia addition to more women, students. They can W AN TED—^Ride to o r n ea r 60 1957 PLYMOUTH station wagon, on request. CeUings. Fr^ esti- MANAGEMEJNT-’Trainee — young CLOSE-OUT SALE. Picnic tobies, HAMPTON BEACH — ^autlful 3 porch--and patio, A really 'good said administration account with said commuting students may be ac Farmington Avenue, Hartford, tics, oeUars, yards. Cardboard, better children’s or Junior miaa you. No obligation. Ity (or busy or working parents room Cape, 5 acres,, long front- bath and pantry, excellmt lo estate, and this Court directs that accommodate'766 students in dorm blue with white top, whitewalls, matea. CaU Roser, Ml 8-0931. man over 18 needed to train for 6 feet $0.96, 8 feet' $14.95, and bedroom cottage, all ^ utilities, I house for $15,500. Owner MI commodated at Albertus klagnus. w eek da ys W orking hours **8- metal drums available. Reliable apparel. Apply in person Tots ’N who may spend weekends if de- sge, only $9,000. Convenient to 3-8798. cation. Very good investment. notice of the time and place asiizned itories. snd accept 1,512 aa day standard shift, radio. Kept in ex Teens, 956 Main Street, Manches m anager poeltlm i. $115 w eekly to others. MI 9-5444, TR 5-7143. A—L—B—E—R—T— S qired. Clinton, MOntrose 9-7611. weeks August 18 and 36, $65. 6 0 1 4-4 Duplex with 3 finished for said hearinz be ziven to all per St. Joseph College, and the 'Uni Call MI 9-6868. Is'wn maintenance. MI 9-9757. UConn. 10% down wlU handle. So sons known to be Interested therein by students. cellent condition by one owner. EXTERIOR SPRAT and brush ter. start. $125 plus after trailing. 48-46 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD 4-8087. »■ rooms in attic, completely re versity of Bridgeport. Places fof painting commercial. Industrial, don’t reach for the aspirin, reach SIX ROOM cape bungalow, over publishins a ropy o( this order m “What is most encouraging In TWO YOUNG ladies seeking ride Your chance to buy a good wagon LAWNS AND gardens cared for Married man preferred. Rapid Open Nights ’TUI 9 P.M. for the phone and call Mary Carl modeled. interior and exter some newspaper havInz a circulation the data from out follow-tip sur day, students remain at Dantolty for $756. MI 8-5390. residential And trim joba. Work THREE ROOM cottage August 18 size garage, enclosed porch, to Hartford, leave 8 a.m., return and Shrubbery trimmed. MI DEPENDABLE woman for gener advancement opportunity. To Boats and Accessories 46 Apartments— Flata— son, PI 2-7397, Leasenger Com storms and screens, full base ior. Has to be seen to be ap In said District, and by postinz a vey,” states Dr. Martin Lichter- State College, Norwalk Community 9-8588. guaranteed, free estimates. Jo al house work, preferably 9-3 qualify for Interriew call Willi- through September 1, Westbrook, ropv ol this order on the |»hllc sizn College, Willimantic State Ctollega. 4:80 p.m. ka 8-S906, MI 8-1032. seph Dianne, contractor. MI Tenements 83 Cdnn. 60 84186. pany, Realtors, HArrison 3-9291. ment, city utiUtiee, deep lot with p recia ted . ost In the Town. of Andovfr where ni'an, executive secretary of the SPOT CASH daily but other .hours possible. m antick HA 3-0421 Or w rite P.O . 18’6” FIB E R G LA S boat, 70 itup! Seceased last dwelt, and by/sendinz a board. ”ls the fact that a third of Fairfield University, New Haven 8-0494. mpto^ tilt trailer. Complete can WATKINS shade trees. Excellent condition PAH) FOR CLEAN STEPS, SIDEWALKS, atone waUa, C a ll M I 9-9486 a fte r 6' p .m . 202, VfiUimantic, Conn., stating 4% ROOM apartment, second MANCHESTER — 3 (amUy 5-5, throughout. Vacant. Owner sac 6 room Cepe in excellent neigh copy; certified mall, poataze prepaid, the remaining vacancies are for College. Quinnlplac College, and fireplacea, flagstone terraces. vas. Owner must sacrifice. Make to the executrix by heh attorney. Henry 'Automobiles For Sale 4 USED CARS AT PAINnNO AND puieriiangiiig. '-'ll particulars. floor, oil heat, automatic hot wa 48 large clean rooms, walking dis rificing for $14,800. Owner 6H borhood with 3 baths. Ownar dormitory students and that near the University of Hartford eoirt W o» done at reasonabla prices. CHRIS’TMAS is here fbr Avon. Our an otter. K 3-6051. BARGAIN SHOP te r . T el 6 0 3-4751. Wanted To Rent laav^ town. WiU sOcrifica. Kucl^cskl. tin .Italn Rireet. WtUiman- OoQd clean workmanship at rea- tance to bus. schofUs and shop 94706. tlc. Connecticut.' all at least seven dayi ly half of all the vacanciee are at especially in BusineM Administra M I 8-0796. laboratories are getting rei^ before the date set for said hearinz NEED CART Your credit turned CARTER CHEVROLET CO., aonabU rates. 30 years in Man FURNISHED iqiartment for two ping. Good income, good invest accredited institutions.” tion and Engineering. down? Short on down payment? NOW for the ever-mcrei 14 FOOT BOAT with 10 h.p. John 8% ROOM apartment, furnished ment, $18,100. Robert WoJverton CHARLES H. WCHOrJON, Judz« cheater Raymond Flaks. MI son motor. ' Excellent condition. $155 Classic Lounge Chair, female teachers. Call 60 9-3424, In Maine, 161 or the remaining Bankrupt? Repossession? Dool INC. LAWNMOWER sharpening and re Chriatmoa demand for our JUNIOR T-cushlcm, button back, soft or unfurnished, oil heat, adults, A gen cy, 6Q 9-2813. 1339 Main St. Manchester pairs. Also, lawn maintenance. 9-9387. Highland Park Marit'et, MI 8-4378. 3-9. J. D. REALTY 195 places are for dormitory stu despair! Sea Honest Douglas. In and other products. Our R^re' blue damask stripe, $99. reasonable.. rent. New Bolton MANCHESTER 118,500 ' T el. M I 9-5238 Free pick-up and delivery Little Road. 60 34389. dents. Dormitory and ebrnmuting quire about loweat down small' EXnSUOR-INTHRTOR painting, sentatives are making plana XOW YOUNG COUPLE desires to rant WILLIAktS ROAD, Bolton—7 room 470 Main St. M I 3 4138 ft McKinney, 16 Woodbridige St., to handle the unprecMen^ de $09.95 37” Walnut Comer split level on largetrge Ilot, 2% years nOdACULATB .... 6 R oom Flower Arranging Art ^ students may still be accepted Ot est payments anywhere. No small ’TWO 1994 Fords, one convertible, decorating, ceilings; waUpaper- ACCOUNTANT 3 bedroom home in Manchester M l 8-8030. mand that wiU be made for their OiaiDonda— Watebc Bookcase, adjustable shelves, FIRST. FLOO!^ 4 ropms, one bed area. Call 60 9-3323 any time. old, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths,is, dininidining Ranch. Fire{Uace. Garage. 6CANCHE8TER— $ room Cape, 8 Huason CoUege, Ricker OoUege'. St. loan Or finance oompany plan. one 4-door sedan, both good ing, floor sanding and reflnlshlng. room. Call Ml 3-8267 between 6-7 Douglas Motors. ^LM aln. eervicea. Don’t wait tUy it’s too Jewelry 48 $39.95. ilv room, beautlfip Large rooma on treed lot with bedrooms,*1% baths, 'nicely shad Francis CoUege, and Westbrook shape. Both $335. MI 4-0545. BUSINESS MEN—If you hay# key Clean workmanship. No JOb too Excellent opportunity for p .m . patio and'Iire|riace. Ulty water ed yordi excellent loeatioti, priced Offers Creative Hobby Junior OoUege. Commuting stu late No experience n ^ed. CaU man with accounting or c(^ ■TOO BUSINESS g irls need fu r modera kitchen, 1-csir garage, personnel, caU for appointment, small. John VerfaUK Ml 9-6750 WATCH AND Jewelry repairing at $9.60 Modem Brass Sissor nished apartment, vicinity out and aewera. 7 yean old NEW right at $15,990 CaU now,. dents may find a few plscea lift og 1966 P L Y l^ O U ™ , stan dard, 6 cy'= today. 389-4933. background. Recent accounting $23,900. Philbrick Agency, MI 1961 R A M B L E R 2-door sedan, low "Red” Farmer, Ml 8-210|^. who reasonable prices, prompt se. ’• Pto-up Lamp, 8-way, as is, 9-8464. USTING WON’T BE ON Schwarts Real Eotata, 6IU Real Thomas Junior OoUege. Under, -food runidng condition. PAINTINO AND decorating — 90 school Or college graduate wlU 4% ROOM APART6IENT for rm t skirts kfancheiifer, Vernon, Bol k O 'd ^ lses. m U eage, reason ab le. M ust aeU wlU explain key man insurance. PE R M A N E N T [itime • sales Ice, 3 watchmakers, Manchester- $6.75. ton. CaU 60 9-5750. , 6IARKET. LONG. CaU Mr. tor, 388-1241, Mr. Bromberg, A woman need not be a profes-ftlook beet tow In an arrangement. Massachusetts ooUeges rep^ immediately. Also, Panser-type years’ experience. Insured. In be considered. Company offers Call 60 3-6105. because they tend to look heavier clerks wanted, 40-b Ur w eek. Ca|JI terls oldest eatabUahed Jeweler. 6CANCHE8TER - Ranch. 6 big Rochiril, 6fl 9-6806, TR 6-6611. 243-4049. ■ional to make attractive flower that 167 of the 1,034 remaining tractor, 90% complete. MUll eeU terior and exterior. WaUpaper re exceUent wages and working than pale hues. If you are using 1195 CASH DOWN buys 1>58 M I 9-2081. F. E. Bray 787 Mato .St., State $89.60 36” Round BVench Pro- rooms include $ bedrooms, dining arrangements at home. The proper openings are for dormitory stu for coat of parts. CaU 538-0093. MASON STONE work, sidewalks, moved. Clean work. Call after 6 conditions, complete free bene 'vincial CocktaU' Table, fruit- F IV E ROOM fla t, zectm d flocH:, all NORTH COVENTRY—$15,500. Oor- a tall vase, tot the flowers extend Chevrolet 4-door sedan, standard Theater BuUdtog. Businem Property For Sale 70 room, living room with fireplace, tools which can be bougflit Inex dents. Places for dormitory and steps, patios. CaU 60 0-5451. p.m. R. Brown. MI 9-0088. ELDBUILY OR Mtlred lady to live fit program, including accident w ood, $69. modern conveniences. Adulta only. and atepsaver kitchen, oil hot BARROWS k WALLACE nef 44A and Lathrop Drive,. $ above its rim no more than twice tranamlssion. 6 cylinder. Douglas 6 0 3-8097. pensively ai\d a few basle rulee are com m uting students ars at Motors, 388 Main. 1956 PLYMOUTH 4-dOor sedan, in and care A or two children and health insurance', life insur 6IANCHE8TER — ToUand Tpke., water heat, aluminum stormg and 66 E. Center It., Mancheater bedroom ranch on 100x300 land Oil that are needed to start. Flower the height of the container. If the ^KTERIOR AND Interior ance and pension plan, mod $59 M aple R ock er, foa m b ock American International CoUegO, . standard, 6 cylinder. Original aged 8 and i/CtOl MI 0-5132 Tues Garden— Farm—Dairy FIVE ROOM, second floor iM rt- 10 acres, industrial zone. 40,000 screena, gari^. Built 1954. 6 0 94806 scaped corner lot, aluminum arranging ean be a relaxing and container is low, the talleat stem 1997 PLYMOUTH, 4nloor, Belve Household Services Wallpaper booka. Paperiianging. em air conditioned office, con and seat pUlows, short box square foot buUding, loading plat Should be no more than twice the Becker Junior CoUege. Oardinal miles 63,000. ExceUent mechani Cellinga. Floors. FuUy insured day and Wedneaday untU 6 p.m., Products 50 m en t. 143 H ighland St. $95. J D. $18,900. Robert wiUverton Agency, combinotidns, fuU atairway to at creative h o!^ . dere, 6 cylinder, push button au- Offered 13-A venient parking. Apply pleats, blue snd' 'rOd 'print, form. ample parking. ^,000. tongto of a rectangular bowl, or Cushing CoUege, Eastern Naoa- cal coodiUmi. Must aeU. Asking workmanahfo guaranteed. Leo and ’Thursday through Saturday Realty. 470 Main St., 60 84139. 6U 9-2818. tic, full baoemant, douUe garage, One can create intricate and in ^tomatic tranamiaalon, good condi- $276. CaU a fte r 8 p.m. MI $-9481. 3-5 p .m . STRICTLY fresh candled eggs de $89.95. Jack Felnberg, Broker, 249-7639. encloeed patio, fenced Play. yard the width of a circular bowl. rene, Leicester Junior (Buainaaa ^ R k W ieAVINO of boms, moth bdeo. Pelletier, MI 9-0826 If no answer, RANCH, THREE bwlrooms. Large genious designs by mastering the Uon, $479. MI 9-7349. livered to your door weekly at FOUR^ ROOM apartment, newly THREE bedroom Colonial for only apd fenced back yard. Sctaool bus Don’t be afraid to create orig Admin ft Uberal Arte). Spring- Zippers repaired Window Shades ca ll M l 8-9048. FIRST NATIONAL $119 Wing Lounge Chair, at Uving romn. Fireplace. Attached use'of riilcken wire, needle point APPU^HONS for counter girls reasonable prices. Manchester decorated, good cofidition Inquire TAVERN for sale or lease. Excel $17,500. Another top value. Tiled at door for grammar or new High inal designs. Express yourself by field CoUege. StonehiU CoUege made to measure; aU alsed Vene tached pillow back, foam lent busineae location. Present garage. Screened porch. Many or pin holders, frogs and mesh EXTERIOR and interior painting. being/ accepted for foUovring STORES, INC. Poultry Farm. MI 9-9904. 163 Cooper Hill Street. bath, neat new kitchen, separate SchoM. 6nmit^ from town’s placing the flowers where you (Business Ad.l, and Wore*otar ' Smocked Pockets! tian blinds Keys made whUe you ahlffo; 7 a.m .-3-p.m .;. 9 p.m.-7 cushion, box ^eats, gold owner retiring. Information call dining room, open stairway, fire axtpae. 42 Elizabeth Drive. Own holders which have been used to Junior (Ekigineering and Busi Paperhanging, ceUinga waUpaper Bwiroming and boating Call own hold plant materials-In place for think they look best. Who knows Party Loolc-AISkes wait. Tape Recorders for rant. 7 p m.-midnigbt. Please Park and Oakland Ave. frlese, $64. r' NEW 3-FAMILY dweUtog, 4% 6 0 3-8603 place. Porch enclosed, garage, er 6 0 9-8608. ness). Openings for commuting booka on requ est. FSiUy insured. er PI 2-M30 for inapet^on. the past few years. Many profes- —you may And jw i are a creative M arlow ’s , 887 M ain, M l 841311. litact Manager, Mister Donut BLUEBERRIES. Pick your own. room flata, near shopping, buz plenty of trees.. .don’t find them students remain at Berkahlfa CaU Edward R. Price, MI 9-1008. $14,900 — Three bellroom ranch, alonal florists, however, have sub genius. W. Middle Turnpike. East Hai;Jford 2Sc a pint. Call MI 9-6091. and school, $12S a month. 60 like this tor $17,500 very often. GREEN ICANOR — Immaculata -Community CoUege, Cape Cod RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU makes. looses For Sate n breezeway, garage, on 150x300 lot. stituted a foam material now WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. $-2573, 60 9-9516. Vacant, too. T. J. Crockett, 3 bedroom ranch, garage, alum' (fommtmlty OoUege, New Bedford Cars, phonographs, chgngera. WANTED W om an to Uva t o . WANTED—Man mechanically In R ea ltor. 6 fl 8-1577. Carter Street, Bolton. Be] Air Inum etorms, e^ras, 315,000. 97 available to home flower arrang Honest, .economical. Ouaranteed clined to do nxding and aiding. FLORENCE ST.—T room borne to Real Estate Company, JMI $-9882. ers. This material serves two Institute of Technology. Newton Electrical Services 22, care for four children. CaU SW EET CORN — - SSc dosen. 886 936 MAIN S’TREET MANCHESTER — New two-fam- Weaver Road. 6ll 3-8611. Junior CoUege (Newton'residents 90 days. Famous for service for Tel. MI 4-1841. exceUent cLU6CBIA —Route 6A. 4 SIX ROOM ranch 11 years old, haa secures the flowers squally well. evenings, MI 9-3683. Framingham State (Uberal Arte ton ’s. ice on all types of electrical . „ RELIABLE experienced High BRIDGEPORT operator, exp p riceiced tor Whek sale. large* rooms, four bedrooms, ranch, .aluminum screens and lovely yard, in excellent condi' It ia an Inexpensive, reusable (14-14-18) only). North' Adams State, Ao- License and insured. W^son School babysitter, nights, to care ienced only. Full-time days. C ^ bIbrick A gm ey, 6 0 9-^684. three baths, two car garage and storms, 1-oar gorog*, fuU base tlon. Inunediate occupancy. At foam material which la especially In Nurturing Our Clilldren, WASHER REFRIGERATOR. rs- NAUonal 3-2186. ment, beoutifuUy landaciqted. We Reap What. We Sow sumptiOR CoUege. Babaon Insti Electrical Co., Manchester./ MI for 6 monttu ; Boatfm Inside and outside, work. Call be large enclosed porch; 2-ear ga $15,500 Owner 6n 3-8796. parties, ‘flower showa and hospi terton’a, 180 Center St. ply 18 Church Street, between 12-3 CHARTER OAK Street—4 room Crockett. Realtor. 6tl 8-1577. ceptional at $13,500, (fome a run of nature and the beauty Chat'can CoUege, Boston CJonsereatery «ft tween 6-7 p.m. 638-7765. 44 Bay- WANTED apartment, gaa heat, good condi rage, $16,700. pnUbrick Agency. ning on this one. C!aU 6Iary Carl SAY HELLO to a good buy ta tals. Music. Boston. University, Calvin AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol- Private Instmcti^ 28 p .m . To achieve originality seek con be derived from it. you-teach him berry Road, Glastonbury, tion. Inquire,81%' frailer Oak 60 9-8464. / NORTH Em> — With $3,000 (or son. PI 2-7997, Leasenger Cota-' Willimantic—a clean' d room Cape Coolidge College of UH.-ral Arte, Bter 8 piece Uving room set; sofa trast of color, texture, form. Com hoiSv .to take care of his life and to LEARN SPANISH th / HarUord FULL-TIME fountain and drug ■ St., rear. , i / less) you can assume the $18,000 pon y, R ealtora, H Ainlaon $-9291 now vacant. WeU below market bine rough with smooth, dark with respect another man’s property.” Cambridge Junior CoUe^c, Berk and 3 chalra $ltf. Choose from Courant method—6 week course clerk. Must have driver’s UceAse. mortgige on this neat ranch. at 60.900. $500 down w llf 'm o v e group of fine fabrics. Work done light, round with spear riiapSe. Use says a retirrt civil engineer who Is shire CJhrisUan College C^nureh wUl start next week tor High M I 44787. Salesmen Wanted 36-A EXPERIENCED SIX' ROOM duplex, centraUy lo- WADDELL ROAD Three bedrooms, full basem ent... M AN CH ESTER—R a n ch on 40,000 you in. Call 6Iary Carlson, vocations). Emerson Collage^ by expert craftsmen on our prem • cated, on bus line, near schools aq. ft. of landacaped lot. High AA warm-hued flowers In rooms with interested in gardening as a hob School age and adulta. MI 9-3610. all the trimmings Comblna- 3-7397. Leeeenger Oompany, Real cool or neutral color schemes, cool by not only for the elderly but for Gordon College. Hebrew Icachers, ises. All work foUy guaranteed. BABYSITTER wanted fnun 7 :S0 SALEISMAN interested In real es and Main Street. Fourth bedroom 1 family 54' Gaa beat. Nice location, double drive, 2-car ga tate, full time. CaU Mr. Green, Uons, amesite, etc. Asking $15,900 tors. HArriaon 2-9391. looking flowera in warm-colored Mass. CoUege of Pharmacy, Suf MU] Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine a.m .4 p.m. Will'" furnish traha- finiohed In attic. Rec room. Rent con d ition . $l4,SOO. ra g e, 8 large rooma to addition to the young.- M l 9 4 4 6 4 .. ..,Go6d buy here. T. J. Crock Perhaps one reason why we have folk University. Wentworth lasU- St., exclusive .Cheney Fabric Bonds portation. CaU after 5 p.m MI AD COMPOSITOR reaoonable. Adulta preferred, MI ett, Realtor, MI 8-1577. heated rec room and uUlity room. room s. , ^ salesroom, in Manchester. MI WADDELL ROAD —6 room A foUsge arrangement — w so much juvenile vandslism today tute, and Western New England M l 8-6738 9-7837. Lots of living orbs here. 2 fire- 8-7333. Budget terms arranged. ___ M WANTED ’AT ONCE. Rawleigfa ranch. Gas heat, ameoite drive. NEW SIX ROOM RANCH rreen toavee teamed with white ia that so many children know so (Mechanical Eng. ft Industrial Combination storms, $13,500. HOLLISTER ST. - Beauty of plscee, oil hot water heat. $2,000 dealer to N. Hartford Co. or Man-' 37^ hour week, paid vacation, ho^italization and below a|d>raleal at $30,900. Rob blooms — is a beautiful contrast little about the Work and the joy Eng. only). j- HAROU) ft SON Rubbish RepioV' CASH A V i ^ . If you have cheater. Write Rawleigh, Dept colonial.. .standard $ rooms with many other benefits. Good full time, job for the FIVE R006(S, first floor. MI WEAVER ROAD—6% room 1% baths and garage. AND, this ert Wolverton Agency, 6C 9-2813. Two baths, kitchen with buUt- to the wood tones. involved In making things grow, in In Ne'A’ Hampshire. 140 ef ■ sl. Cellara. attloa, yarda and real estate [uity, call___ __ ua tor CNH-364, Albany, N. Y. ranch. Fireplace, garage. funds. $300^i^iiiiea oiuy $44.50 j8;7l37, PI 34258. houae has aluminum aiding, fire ins, epaeieus living room with It’s hard to go wrong, if you keeping homes and yards in good remaining' 205 vacancies are fMF weekly pick-up or burner bairds. right man. Apply in person. ’ House in oxceUent condition, ANDOVER—7% rooms, new beat begin with a definite design in per month/ including repayment. WANTED place, lot with plenty d trees, fireplace, attached garage, repair, in taking the responsibility dormitory students. Places for.dftA Hardd Roar. Ml 9-4094, FOR RENT—Upstairs 802 Main — $15,800. AND a very? realistic price. Own ing system, good condition, im walkrout basement, adaptable mind. The triangle, a popular for looking after pets, and so on. mitory and commuting rtudontS F i^ Burice, 846-^ days,’ or Help Wanted*^ 4 rooms — best — kitchen range. 039-0508 ' ----- I ers moviig, must seU Let’s look mediate occupancy, $6,400. .Trc- for a ptrasant recrcatlen room. basic shape, lends Itself to nmny Certainly ,a child who- has a small remain at Keene TaseherOcoUega Bnflding—CoBtFSctiiig 14 GIRLS FOR SELLING Male or Female See Edmund Gorman at Ptoe- it over. 'T. J. Crockett, Realtor, mont Agency. TR 5-3346. C hoice ef. decoration, $91,900. variations in height and width. garden plot of his owp, or afho haa (dorm. -men . only: Henle Ec. ong ifltsnriiPBtpr lEttpntttQ IfpraUn hurst Grocery. CHARLES W. LATHROP • H .W .T. First estebUsh the height and Industrial Ed. '-curriculum). SECOND MORTGAGES avaUaUe. 6 0 3-1577. BOLTON LAKE-6 room ranch. 3- helped his iparents set out flowers FRAMINO, additions, remodeling, ConsoUdate your obligations into TO AUTOMOTIVE PUBUC. TOY DEMONSTRATORS - New! MI 9-0884 width of your composition ivith and ahnibBj .wouldn’t be tempted to Plymouth TeacherO, College of Ad Easy video presentatltxi. Oppi TALK ABOUT bargains—7 room esr garage, aluminum storm win WARREN E. HOWLAND foliage and flowers, then fill to the vanced Scienca New England COU painting, cement fioom; also, one monthly payment. We ore to THREE ROOMS, third floor, $19. dows. ceramic bath, laige weU make a mesa of somebody else’s tunlty to earn 25% comAlmtm. two-story hmne completely re- center with .vour biggest blooms. lege, and R{ger Conege. (^m- bathrooma tUed. Call Ml 9-4391. a position to loon any amount on Sprueft St., MI 94774. ______landscaped lot. Lake priOUegee In yard "fori kicks” the way some ea sy term s. J . D. R a a lty . 470 Muet be'18 or over, hoiin open. No heavy sample cases to carry. CUSroil BUlLr s room Roach, decor^ed, modera kitetaan, new REALTOR Flowers arranged in- a circular muting places ard at Mount Saint Good working cmiditions. Employ weU cared tor beach. '60 3-1641. Juveniles do. Main St., la 34129. No delivering. No collecting lame Urtng roan with firaplace, beating system. Here’s a bargain pattern are pleasing to the eye. Cartaialy the boy who has paint Mary and Notre Dame College. The er wUl interview Friday, August American Home Toy Party, MI 8T8 M ain St. 6 0 $-1106 Roofing— SidiBC 16 FIVE ROOM apartment. 39 Foe- formal dtamm room, family size at $13,900, if you want a- home If space is limited, try a tall ed a fence, or done small repairs University of New Hampahira atm 8, 14 p.m., Conn. State Employ 4-8138. close to schools, ‘ bus, HOLLISTER 8TREBT Near toroh-sha^ arrangement. Gladi to r S tn e t. kttrtMn, S badroonM, t% hatha, Princeton Street end acbeols. around his own home, wouldn’t has a ffw openings for qualtfled A. A. DION, m e. Roofiju, sidtog, Bnsiness Opportnnlties 32 ment service, 806 Main Street receoatian rxm b with flrspUce, BeeChler-Smitb, Realtors, oli, with their spear-shaped leaves, New Hampshire residents. painting. Carpentry. Aneratlons Manchester. WEIAVEUtS—M ale o r fem a le. E x Beautiful 4 room expandable FOUtt MnQJTBI from Mfoiches- confider it fun to smear paint on FOUR ROOMS, second floor, heat aaclosid bneaoway. ottaelMd gs- 9-8952, 60 34669. are n atu ral for. this, but there In Rhode Island, only a four and additlcns. Calltogs. Workman- MANCHESTER— Successful snack perience preferred Apply Cheney Cape, good condition, nicely land tw. Trim and. tidy 5 room ranch buildings, break windows or knock ed, individual thermoofat. newly foga, londMaM yiM ------— ^------r: are many other tall plant materiala down mail boxes. Just knovv-ing the dormitorv- places remain at tha Miip .guaranteed. 399 Autumn St. bar and restaurant, seats 100. Bros., 81 Cooper HlU Street Man TOLLAND—Want peace and quiet? scaped. Has to be aeon to appre w ith g a ra g e, KlOxlSO lot cella r, 2809-H NOW HIRING decorated. Woodland Straet, Marion E. Robertaon. RaaRar. Ml from which to choose. If you’ra woric Involved in repairing such University of Rhode Island. Va» MI 8-4960. Busy street Ample parking. New WOMAN TO DO general house chester, Conn.,' Monday through FOE FULL-TIME SECOND 8HIPT New 5 room ranches, $11,990. Jo ciate value owner 60 3-6238. oU hot Water heat, fuUy stormed, dGSi^ing a oenterpi«ce for tnt You’U enjoy the -carefree, ease Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. adulta. Phone 60 $-3171. After 6 J4868. damage would be enough to make cancies are for Engineer and Phar'- modem equipment. Pleasant work, own tranqwrtatlon pn- M I 3-8470. seph Bartli, Broker, 60 9-0320. wrtl cored for, $16,600. Robert dinner table let your floral design 394 of the casual gingham' dress BIDWELL HOME Improvement decor. Fondly type. Annual groee All Persomiel Must Be Able To Do Own ^taps Baafib. lofga Kv- Wolverton Agmcy, 60 9-9813. a boy Blink twice about wrecking macy students only. Commuting 94yrs. ferred. CaU MI 4-1313. MANCaESTKB follow a curved or circular pat that’s easy to sew! The smocked C om pany—aUy—aU ty p es o------f siding-o —and $100,000. Air condiUoned. CsU ing room, aiodam htteben, 8 bad- BOWERS SCHOOL-Neat five room anything for want of something students may apply to Barrtogteft rAnfIn* Alfimlfittm m. NEW DUPLBSC, S rooms, large liv MORTGAGE tern. This type of arrangement College and Roger WlUiamt Junlea pockets add a customrmade look. Aluminum cUqiboards a Henson of Hartford, Broker, IMMEDIATE opening for woman o i m in g room, picture window, hitch rooma, 1% botba. laife » e room, ranch with fireplace, combina 'SO WnfDSfHt invites you: Low better to do.- Iridgtport Opwraton — L I O fM raton needn’t be tall to be effective. If college. ■ ^ Picture-pretty frocks that look Fatte'ni No. 2800-H has tissue ity UnexceUed workman- 243-6066. . to worii tn a modem bowling es eab in et kitchen, ce ra m ic . tila exeoUent eonditiim, gu.soo. Phil- tions. Full basement srith garage. tax rates; exceUent echoois; fast Us kept low. it will not interfere And certainly any boy who has oxactfy aUka for party-gtong for sixes 14, 10 and 18; incL; dia l a 9^4M . SEPTIC TANKS Gorton DiipHeotor Oporators b a th beat, hot w ater, Venetian brick Agency. MI 9 86I A ExceUent conatruction, fine loca Expandable Cape Cad with growing pleasant neighborhoods. bad full roaponsibility for taking Every eoUege in Vermont ,rdi MAl/CHESTER —Center Street lo- tablishment. Job to conalal of with oonversatlon. porting vacancies haa a few open tlm s. grams for amocking; complete di helptaf on control desk and tele AND M inds, storm windows, attic, cel tion. Now vacant, selling 'for only fireplacp, excaUant condition, Ranches from $15,000 up. Split More sophisticated . stMqMS in care of a pet learns something cation —Laundermat. CsU tor Honrs: 5:30^ P.M. to 4 SOUTH WINDSOR — 6% room ings for both dormitory and com* No. 8884 with Pott-O-Rama is rection s. phone soUcitation, experience lar, eentroUy located. MI 9-7886. $16,600 T. J. Crockett, Realtor, center of town. Subetantial levels from $16,300 up. May we abot the need for kinflneos to all ’ Roofing and Chimneys 16-A so Hours Average Work Week ’ Ranch, estObUzhed neighborhood, clude the crescent. muting atudenta. VacanoiAa remain la siaea 10,' 13, 14, 16, 18, 20. Bust To order, send 35c in coins to:— information. Robert Wolverton helpful but not neceaaary. Good n.UMED SEWERS 6 n 8-1277. down payment-, needed. I show you around? Glena Roberts Befm'e .experimenting with a litrlng thtoga n to 40. Slae 13, 82 bust, 5% Agency, MI 9-3$l$. HEATED 2. room apartment with famUy sUed kitchen, ceramic Agency, Realtora, 60 4-1531. 60 . But today not much is asked of at Johnson State CoUege. Lorndea Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve ROOFING—SpeolaUging rspoiring opportunity for the right person. e Paid’ HeHfioyS ■ 7 e Insurance . e Profit Shoring oreecent-shapod arrangement, how yards of 86-toclL ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF private bath, gas stove and elec bath tree ehaded lot, exceUent CaU owner after .6 p .m . acid 44286,' 60 4-1844f the ypung'men, even in families State College. Goddard OoQagft roofo of an Binds, new roofo gut SUCCESSFUL iiswn mowing busi- Apply in person—do inot caU. BRICK CAPE - solid brick cape ever, be sure the stems of 3/our TY>. order, tend 86c to ootoa for AJ&BIOA8, NEW YORK M, Machlit GIm sM tric rrtrigerat^ furalahed. Mid conziiuction. Hayes Agency. 60 with abed dormer. BuUt to U51. . weekenda. 60 •-M4S. - - ...... — where tbe parents, themselves, take Marlboro College, and Windham ter work, chimneys cleaned, re nese for sale. Average pi^-tlme Pariiade Bowling Lanes. flowers are' pliant enough to be ooch pattern to Sue Burnett, Man- N . y . . deplle Xoidn,'' Dry WeUo. Sewer APPLY dle-age lady of'BOuple. 60 2-6388. S-4$0I. One room unfinished up. Bas#' pride in growing things in keeping C ollege. paired Aluminum sldliE 80 $1,600 a year. Can be purchased manipulated easily. duster Bhrentog Herald, 1160 For Ist-claos malltog add 10c Usos lostalle4-4M lar Wator- ment garage, beautiful oeUtog. Lots Ffw Sate 73 their yards and houpes neat and in The' New England Board ' Of . years’ eacporiencc. Fres esttmates. very reasonably. J D. Realty, PART nM E —10-3 p.m. or 84 p.m. BURNSIDE AVENUE, East Hart MANCHESTEH-2'family 64, but Remember tha't the space be AVE. OF AMEWCAS; NEW tor each pattern. Print name, ad- H ow ley, 84861. Ml 84788. preeflsg Dene, This home has aU the extras, ROCaCLEDGE Modem $ rooip tween flowers can be as important good repair. Higher Education emphasizea B u t Con m M I 14139. Natfonal concern needs several ford—4 room, oecood Door ^>aTt- line, city water- and sewer. Ton' ranch on sloping wooded lot. 30x25 XlMkE 88. N.X. dreos with none and pattern num MORLAND TOOL CO. very clean. Owner tronaferred. to the whole design aa the flowers And yet every rtiild needs to tU study of freslunan vaennetas hi i telephone survqr workers for ment, $66 month. J; D. Realty, 6H g ren A g W ey . 6 0 S-6S31. foot rec room with fireplace on Eor Ist-cUas maUiiig add 10c ber. downtown office in H^ncbester, T. J. Crockett, Realtor. 60 8-1577. LEVEL WOODEP, Oakland Tar- learn from aiyi>erienea that thero undjsrtakoA as port ef its conttnu- Sadio-TV Rdpair Sertiees 18 COVSU4TKT—Tavern fin continu- HdUNNEY BROS. 214 WEST MAIN STREET-^OCKVILLE 841W . themselves. ing offort to servo the peopte Ant for each pattern. Print Nome, Send 50c for the new, blg-slze ous oAerafion for 37 yean. Owner No experience necessary. Only PORTER St.—Large colonial borne. -grade level with eqiarate en raee. Zone A, $3,000. 6H 9-7819. Unless you are a past master is moro plasoura to making things Addivas wlui Eone, Stylo No. and MI 3-0983 TR 5-2183 SO. W1ND80R~8 ,nom Jiarriaon trance! 3 bedrooma, 3 baths, at beautiful and in keeping them ship the coUegM of New Enjgiand. but ’63 album filled vqth lovely. de- CONNIES TW ond Radio Sarrioe. ia rearing and wUl listen to of requiremant — pleasant' Toieo. Swwwfo^ Dlfposd C». THREE ROOMS, flret floor, elec- 8 bedrooms, 2% baths. 3-cor go- 1% ACRES partiaUy cleared with of the art combine your daring Oolonialuoioniai now beingoeing -ouui.-buUt. Thia i nn tachedulc garage, and sun oack. does not imply endoraamoat by thg Isigna, n needleworic stitch sectioa ' available all hours. Batisfaction ten. Robert Wotverica Agency, Guaranteed M-16 per hour ptue 199-193 Peart SI.—MB S-8S9S triclty^ond heat fuiWahed, private roga. iorg* iandaco^^yara, eontrasta with reapect foe the ba-- shape than tharo ia to deatrogdog B u k o F U lrtoa m iigM ln o SOe. 'knd free pattenia. Shewn by anMatmeiM. 6M ee B. house Joeded. $18,900. JeMphl $39,.900. dPbUbrtok ftgeBor. bona; ftuburbM. $$>8M> 6llV 389l. borkT oaten am tally thiaca oad fookteg tkaa ogly. board. guorantood. Call Ml 9-ltU. M X 9-38U . ' bonfti OsU Mr. Cook. MX 84019. bath and .eauaaeoi ehUd 0009^ ■te o d . MX 6J M K BMth, BMitiq, 10 ftftlB^ ' ftJf X-' t I ,• A !' ' . I.. ■ ■ ' ' . !> •
\ IHimsWAY, AUQUSTir, IW i Av^^eDally Net «• - ' r e t the Wtok Ended • ;v V Jane SO, 1868 The Manchaater Chapter of the Mrs. Rachel Bamea. m ^ n g su J 3 , 6 0 1 A b o u t T o ^ n Haihmond Organ Society will hold pervisor, Manchester Public Health an outing Saturday at the home ot Nurses Association, announced to lence Planned. Member, at the An^t Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Clark, Co day that there will be an eapect- Bureau of drcolatlon Th* M vation Army will conduct lumbia Lake. The. plcnlc-aupper ant motherls class Aug. 8 at S ■n op«n nlr service tonight »t 7:30 wilt begin at • p.in., and meml^srs p.m. at the .Public Health Clinic, •t .'Main and Birch Sts. Cadet are reminded to' bring foldthg Manchester Memorial Hospital. Lights at Gfeiiter Thomas Mack will be in chaig^e. chalks and silverware. VOL. LXXXL NO. 258 (SIXTEEN PAGES) The board of' directors of the ___ 'A , ,, ' ' ' ' » Manchester IVATBS will meet to Tht traffic light system at the Center, which has been un morrow at 8 p.m. at the home bf der heavy criticism, will begin operating a different sequence Miss Jane B^ord, 18 Plainfield St. Harftord. next week, probably Tuesday. Window Shades The new sequence will give driv-8- - '■■■-_...... MADE TO ORDER era approaching the Intersection era fresn the south will proceed e p E E OIKASUBC^IO sad from the aouto more time.on the and they will be the only drivers ■" for Flowers "" lights, according to James Rice, as- ■ a A C C 1N8TAJLUNO Per All Oeoasions, It’s moving through the intersection. alstant highway mgineer In the That period lasts 17 seconds. After tlA O E T O traffic division of tha Stots High that 17 seconds is over, drivers way Department -i DRAPES BwkssASuniB Goba's Flowers from, the south and turning west' OaU PAin- BVEfTTNEE Driver, going north «n Main :St. Will be stopped. Other drivers from State Ex-Official^ and tumirv west onto Center will A T THE (Formerly with PenUaad’s) the south will continue and driv have 17 Mcond. to make the turn ers from the h(Hlh going south or HNDELL’S GBEEN i m BURN8UDB AVB. instead of 10 seconda. And. during Rescues Nurse TBL. MD S-48S5 BAST HARTPORO west will proceed. that 17 seconds, no traffic will be IVhen the change is mads, the Every thing la-Window Treatment JA 8-8008 or Ml 8-8478 moving across the path of those MILFORD (AP) — An iteliiwrfes . Dally to Manebestrt lights at Spruoa Summit and drivers. Madison St. along E. Center St. Army nurse began "flounder Drivers from tlw south who are will have to be changed in timing ing while swimining in the going to keep going north or turn to correspond. Those lights are co waters o f Long Island Sound eaet will have .40 seconds instead ordinated with the lights at the o f 20 in which to get through. Center. yesterday. Hospital Releases Despite that increase in time, A man on the beach htord her In conjunction with the ahift, Rice Mid,, there will be no cut in dries for help before her coiii- parking will be prohibited on the Dangerous Patient; the time alloted drivers coming paniona did, and went to her rea- SO FRESH ... west side of Main St. north V>f the from the east or frpm the west; cue. Drivers from the west will still Center for about 280 feet. That The mine, Capt. Margaret An State Police Foiled have 26. seconds on the light. will clear a -necesMry third lane derson, atationed at Ft. Slocum,, there. ' Drivers from tha east will still ; N.Y, was revived by mouth-to- NORWICH (AP) — A 38-year- s o SWEET... have 28 seconds,' The changes were worked out month reauacitation. ' old esciqree from Norwich Hospital, The push buttons which ac after atudy of traffic patterns, Her, reecuer? Former State described by state police aa “dan tuate the' walk lights will be re particularly the traffic from the Treasurer John Ottavlano Jr. of gerous” and having "suicidal tend moved and the walk lights will be south which frequently backed up New Haven. encies," waa ordered released by SO COOL... worked into- the regular sequence for a distance on Main St. the hoepital the day after his es with Vehicular lights. 146 to 163 cape under a technicality which Under the present system, ail forbids the hospital from holding traffic in all directions stops 15 Area Students HARTFORD (AP)—’the SUte him, State Police disclosed today. when a pedestrian actuatea a walk Motor Vehicle Department’s daily ’They aald hospital authorities - That’s Pinehurst - light. The new system will elim record of automobile totalities as told them that Carl Wllliamaon of inate that condition. Awarded Honors of last midnight and the totals Norwich, who escaped.with a com NO STAMPS — NO GIVEAWAYS A fire department control will on the same date last year: panion Wednesday night, the night be addedf ^ pushing a button in At Central State I 1961 192 before he waa scheduled to be ro- NO GIMMICKS . . . - the firehouse at ihe Center, fire KUled ...... 146 163 leased, had to be formally release man will be'able to stop all traf Two 1962 graduates of. Central by the hospital, yesterday because JUST GOOD FOOD AT LOW PRICES! fic In order to get fire equipment Extended Forecast he voluntarily had himself com Connecticut State (College from mitted. through the intersection. WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—The FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ,The cmtrols will operate on Manchester have .been named to TTie companion, Henry Rogers, the four-year academic honors list, extended Connecticut forecast for 30, Flanders Rd., Mystic, volun- red and amber flashing lights be Saturday through. Wednesday, SO DREBI-SO CRISP-SO NEW tween 11 pjn. and 6 a.m. and 13 other area students, includ A m . 8: (CoBUsned m Page Eight) Come to Pinehurst’s air-conditioned store at 302 Here is the way traffic will ing 1962 graduates, have received ’Temperatures u-e expected to move under the sequence: average near .nonnal. A t this Main, you’ll enjoy cool,. comfortable shopping on 1. During pne. period, drivers academic honors for the spring aemester. time nonnal high and low tem the8e_wann__8unjme^da^8j__^^ from the north turning east and peratures at Hartford are 86 uid drivers from the east turning north The four-year honors students Ben Bella Set 62, at New Haven 80 and 62, and win proceed. A t that Mme Ume are Thomas Jj Sullivan, 8 IVaddell Rd., a social science major; and at Bridgmrt 82 and 84. pedestrians will be permitted to Warm Saturday, Turning cooler Again we remind you that season for fresh use all the walks exc^t the one Miss Brenda A. Tedford, 80 Hilltop To Take over Sunday. Warmer Mrniday and sword is short . . . We offer center slices which crosses Main 3t. at the post Dr., an elemnitary education ma of Block Island Fresh Sword at 99c lb. and office. jor. Ttiesday. Cooler Wednesday. 2. During another, period, drivers The graduates on the spring GOODYEAR] Precipitation may total 1 tenth Algeria Control .'V- feature the children’s favorite SW I^ frqpi the. west and drivers from the honors list are Miss Barbara E. of an inch or less occurring as PREMIUM SKINLESS FRANKS at 67c Ib. tost continuing west or turning Duncan, 168 S. Main St., Miss showers or thundershowers - late OVn* a delichmaly different sum Janet C. Flavell, 88 Hamlin St., and Your diokaof ihei^ BlackwaH Saturday or Sunday and again ALGIERS (AP) — Deputy mer Itmeh or su p p er.., pkg., 2 for 11.10. ■ south will proceed. At the same time pedestrians will be able to Miss Mary |B. Lucas, 82 Edward about Thesday. Premier Ahmted Ben Bell^ cross at tha post office walk. St., all elementary education ma Turnpike-Proved Goodyears victor of a major battle in his PINEHURST TENIHni-CnntB 3. During a third period, all driv- jors; Raymond H. Borst, RFD 2, an at one low-price — Sues for $35,000 bid to rule a sweepingly left acoountlM major; MIh Judith F. BRIDOEIPORT (AP)—A MU- CORNED BEEIF Lucas, 52 Edward ^t., a senior ist Algeria, is due to enter Al 6.70 X15 TUBE^TYPE ^Miracle Baby ford window cleaner today filed giers in triumph today to take social science major; and Paul F. a 336,000 suit in- Superior Court Toqd Groenewiriid;'4 8 months old son o t M r.'hnd Mra. Donald' Serve with Swigs cheese, sal Ryan Jr., 62 Laurel St., a history here for injuries hs said he re over leadership of the govern S-T N yk a Safety AUrWeatker widi Groenewold of RusHmore, Minn., has had seven ioperaitiona in his ads and relishes or sliced wafer NORMAN'S major. ceived last year when he unsus ment. thin on rye bread with Mr. Mus fXher spring semester honors S I SMoth goarantee. young life, five of thei^^^or. ITie trouble stemmed from the • A compromise between.the rival Surprise Witness on Satellite B ill fact Todd had no conneettoQ between his esophagus and stomach pectingly walked thrtNiah a glass tard. FACTORY students are Miss Judith M. Bar door window in Hlllapomt School, political factions TTiursday gave nard, 164 E. Wadsworth St., Miss when bom. D octon said he survived lOO-to-one odds. Now This la a candid photo of Attorney Griteral Robert Kennedy as he testified today before tha FURNITURE Westport. , Ben Bella, 48, a possibly dominant Senate Foreign Reiatimis committee on the administration’s communications satellite bill. Carol A. Oiorgetti, 137 Oak St., the youngster is getting along like a normal, happy boy, but aur- rtrie in shaping the future ot this gecHis say it will take one more operaition when Todd is about The worker, J oe^ i k Chance, The attorney general’s Suriaise appearance intemq>ted testimony from (Chairman Newton Wafer thin Morrell’s dried WAREHOUSE and MIm 'Virginia Yaakulka o f 3 6.70 X15 TUBELESS said he sustiUaed a severe in Infant country. Sundet Ave., Coventry, all Junior six years oiq. (AP PlKkotox). ' ^ Minow of the Federal Communications Commission. After iMtifying, Kennedy left V / a A - beef. It’s no trick to serve jury tu ua rijM eim eiatmed Under.the truce, the Ben Bella- elementary majors; Miss (Jarol ington for a meeting of the American Bar Association in San Francisco. (AP Photatox). it quick creamed in casser S T Njikn’Afl-Weather witk 18 HKmdi that the wanditot eontraetor, led, seven-man Mlltical bureau Ann Chace, Cooper St., a Anthony TiicBy, Nortvalk, waa will set the stage for general elac' OPEN TO 9 sophomore elementary education guarantee ole dishes, appetizers, de . . i|. 'i *■ , Connecticut Doctors Checked negUgent tor allegedly faittng to Uons Aiq;. 27. Power then will he major; Miss Joanne G. McHugh, licious with scrambled eggs. tamed over to ^ • N a t t a a l Oomi- Man with Much Authority 209 Hlllstown Rd.. Misa Carol A. Retired Group TONIOHT -’‘a.r.sra.aggs (y e i lEffTUgariCT Ttowyiuabh; the Sibrinsz, 46 Fairfield St., and Mias *' . / f r#: 7.50 X14 TUBELESS in anotiMr 'Vats’* conttoversy Oer. ef Pine and Forest Ms. Nola G. O llin s o f 1124 SuIUvan (dd revolutionary parliament last faH whan several Westoort SPECIAL SALE ON Ave.. Wapptng, all freshman ele Two opponents of Ben Bella, Asks State for self again. MeShans was traveling OhlokM M i French Fries... MANCHESTER 3-T Nylon AB-WeaUiear with 18 mootb parents petitioned Superior Court mentary majors. Deputy Premiers Belkacem Krtm Bid to Identify with Soblen when the .convicted for'an injunction to cloee the an easy, economical summer meal. Wa will guarantee and Mohammed Boudiaf, aald spy knifed himself on thf flight 1 OZ. PKGS. OF THIS ^swly oonatnicted ultra-modern they agreed to thia solution to Pension Boost from Israel July 3 to secure entry feature Pictsweet Frozen French Fries at stntotiire until purported safety keep Algeria from collapsing into DRIED BEEF AT 29e 4 pkgs. for 69c and for the meat buy of the vlolatlw were corrected. The into Britain. 5.60-5.90-6.00 X13 Due in. Bay State total anarchy. ..HARTFORD (AP)— A retired A government source in Joru- week suit waa brought after a large Premier Ben Yodaset Ben Khed- Estes ‘Man Friday’ state employes group wants the Usually 39e. pane o t glass fell from its place Salem said the Israeli government CONN. FARM FRESH Enjoy m Wholeaome Luncheon Treat Where You TUBELESS da, moderate ex-pharmacist who 1963 legislature to vote a -3300 cost- was “ shocked” -at the Britiah gov near the ceiUng'^durtlig classes. led the exile regime in the.^ last of-living increase tor retired state By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fman tranquiliser There were no ih^iriM, and the ernment’s demand that El AI fly , 'Get More of the Be»t for Your Money! S-T Safety AltWealher idth months of struggle for nation WASHINO’TON (A P)—Senate in-atrator of the Agricultural Stabill- workers. THIOER LB. OHfGKENS A 31-year-old Brockton, Maas., causing congenital deformities in action subsequently hood, remaina as nominal head o t “Retired state employes, gener / r/t 81 mooUi guarantee infants, Foote said yesterday. missed in court vestigators have set the BBI to zatirni knd (Jonservatlon Service, (Conttnued on Pag* Bglit) mother who expecta a chUd about the provisional government. ’The work on an Agriculture Depart draft the. memo last January. ally, are having a rough time get t Only two practitioners admlniS' real power, however, wlU be In CHEFS SPECICk..^____ 'nianksglvlng i> o .y says she took tered the drug to patients, and m ent memo Sen. Karl E. Mundt Jacobs resigned in April after ting along on their retirement thalidomide, the drug blamed for . $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 Gift the hands ot the political bureau, says shows Billie Sol Estes his name came up in a T e x u pay,” declared William S. Allen of SOUP or JUICE thousands of deformed births in these were all elderly persons, the s The truce agreemmt dodged a Fkrmington, president of the Re . 6.50 X15 TUBELESS HARTFORD. (A P )—’Two Hart cretly had a Man Friday doing court of inquiry studying SktM’ Lets of 3 . .2.79 each Germany. commlssicmer said. baric issue—the future of the tired'Employes’ chapter, (fonnecti- ' A reeearch pharmacologist, who ford instltutiora will share a 380,- h is' bidding in the department.’’ operations. The S4-year-old Jacobs 95 Her case apparently is the first army and its goieral staff. The cut State Employes Association. Nylon Safety All-Weather ulth is not a physician, also gave ex 000 gift from a veteran of the en- ’The man exercised considerable denied any wrongdoing In his let B u U eld D ^ SPAGHETTI known use of the drug in New ktony of the pensions, he indicat (BUghtly larger ohicken. will average at 87Ha perimental aamples to eight young tertalrunent world who came for authority and must be identified, ter ot resignation. AND AU. 31 moiah guarantee Hngland. ed, were set years ago when living Culled t n 0 A P Wii>^ ib.. M e to 1.12 each). women volunteen, qone of' whom a visit and liked what he saw. (OonUnoed o n Page Eight) said Mundt, a South Dakota Re Subcommittee Chairman John L. The woman’s name waa not dis costa were much lower than at waa pregnant, D;. Foote said. She is Mrs. Joasphine Greer of publican’ 'lellan, D-Ark., Mundt and closed. present. There are presently 3.700 Chicken Legs . . . Chicken Breasts iy No further action is contem W llUms ntlc srho srlth her husband, Hla statements eSme' Thursday chief counsel Donald F. O’Donnell So Good . . . So Fast MEAT BALLS SS 5.20 X13 ItlBELESS The Massachusetts Department Jesse Cheer, are principal officers retired employes. - .-^lES OF ‘BLACK d e a t h * plated by the State Health De 4 Lb. Fish Stuck idter Joseph A. Moss, head of the said there will be further explora The chapter, formed lu t year, I jONDON (AP)—HeaMl ms- PUDDING 1 5,00-5.50 X15 TUBELESS three months of pregnancy— and fil^t a legal batUe for compensa story. stuck on a wad of chewing 8 OB. bottle Lime Juice a later dose in June. r..anent validation of Elstes’ cotton dread btack death of the Mid Lb. 7»e tion for hundreds of Britbdi babies Josephine Greer, though an in- gum in Great Salt Pond. It allotment deals, now under Inves- Quart tiingerale ^ CAPRI DINER ■Dr. F. Randolf Philbrook, direc dustraUst ot some mearu today, dle-Ages. A War O tO o e epokea- 3-T N ] ^ Safety AnWeather «il]| deformed by the drug. waan’t an accident, but the de- . tie^tion b'y the subcommittee of Combine chilled juicea and pmr bite tor of research at the State Health still recalls fondly her days before man said earlier George Boeoa, ’5^- ^ ( I ^ Pat Lane’s 8-month-old daugh- liberate pla n of 12-year-old which Mundt is the senior Repub punch bowl. Add the G in g m le Just l-AI VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON 31 month guarantee Department, said Dr. Thompson la the footli^ ta. Bhe once sang at 44, could have been iafectod ac- John Swlenton, a resident of lican member. Police End Hearing ddentally while workdag with before eerving. Use ice cudm to keep keeping a close watch on his pa PINEHURST 59e (Continued On Page Eleven) the Old F^ace in New York. Her the island. ANI^CONDmONED .. V j W ' -s* k’ i tient . TTie recommendation to recog vlraaes.aad bacteria at tos ml- punch cool. husband la a onetime aortg writer Ympig John waa llahlng'yea- Dr. Philbrook told thia account: and -rnember of ASCAP and stUl nize as legal Estes' 1961 cotton or^ologieal teaeaieh labara- GROUND MEAT 6.00 X16 TUBE-TYPE . terdgy. and tired of lack of EDWIN AND BfABY TCXBUBY. Props. The Brockton wonuui, who has collects royalties for some of his allotment transfers and allow tory in W iltahlre. SHURniH FINEAFFLE JUICE OPEN AROUND THE OLOOK . . . NEVER CLOSED three children—two daughteni, 10 old songs. success with hla regular bait them to stand for 1962 got no 3-T N j ^ Safety ABWeatber with — mummies. So, he stuck s Staged at Gunpoint SPECIAL 49e LB. and 3, and a son, 8— is the wife of Drag Roundup They went & the home tor the where. Instead, the department VATICAN HITS OPERATIONS 21 apMUh guarantee an American sei^ceman who met aged when a friend told them wad of gum on the hook. declared the deals illegal, fined VA’n C A N CITY (A P ) — Tfce 10 pound lots of aithor SPECIAL AT her in Germany. She obtained &e By ’THfc ASSOCIATED PRESS t^out a party for an aged resident - Not long aftei* that, he puU- the Pecos, Tex., promoter. 3554,- VatiMUi radio said today that 3 89' dr^ while visiting Germany la ’They did more than visit — they e d in the sea bass. 0(X> for his 1961 manlpulatidns and PHOEfNIX,; Ariz. (AP)-r-An em-^but the checks stopped in mid- fear of giving birth to a d&J Here are the latest develop-; bittered pipefitter, incensed by entertained. Jos^hine sang and refused to withdraw an additional March fortaed child to no Jnatifleatioa . bulk or pattias, T.IOxISIUBE-TYK ments on the drug thalidomide, Elarller thia seasem the boy discontinuance of his disability The drug was preecribed by a fine of nearly 350,000 on his 1962 John B. Ryan, 63, a court re for abortion. The broadcast dM mwAifMi nwoH believed to cause deformities in caught fluke and flounder, checks, held eight men at gun*- West German doctor as a tranquU- (ConUnned mi Fugs V g h t) uaing chewing gum as bait allotment Jugglh^. porter employed for the hearing not mention Amertcaa televtolna 4.i50 3 T Nylon AUW aadia with 18 miiotili infants whien taken«by mothers in point for 12)4 hours in a state and one of the hostages, said: actress Sherri Flnkbine by izer for her youngest child. Stnne early pregnancy: Elstea has been declared bank OZ> guarantee ~ of (be prescription was left over rupt and awaits trial on fraud and office before detectives disarmed "He Just wanted to tell his story, iiame. But It wan clear the R«^ 2 46 WASmNGTON—Sen. Jacob K. him Thursday night. SPECIAL AT an he did it,, even though he man CathoUe atatioa was refew- C a (uid the mother brought it with her theft charges. t m 1 BLEND OF Ca n s Javlts, R‘N.Y.. said the laws and CHiarlea Elmer Milligan, 52, of repeated himself several times. rtng to Mrs. FInklilBc, who 'to on her return to the United States. regulationa eoncerning the expe Separate Pact This Year? "'he subcommittee’s staff asked ' She used it to' induce sleep in the FBI to try to identify both the Tempe, was subdued by S^. Ektrl seeking an abortion becaoae akn B E E F .. .PORK. .V E A L 8 for 1.00 rimental use oCnew drugs are so fears her nnborn child will bo March and again in June. typewriter on which the memo Moore and detective Don Rodri- (Continued oh Page Two) looae that peoqde beepme invol quez, who ptlned entry to the deformed as a lesnlt.oC toUiM for meat loaf or Swediah meat untary human gnlniMi plga. was typed and the author of a balls. buTicaded office posing as the drag tiiaUdamide. SHOP PINEHURST GROCERY DEPARTMENT No pregnant women in'Omnectl- WASHINGTON — ' Sedretary of scribbled notation on the face of Lb. 79o .eut have, received trial sanniles of Red Actions Indicate the only known remaining copy In newsmen. Welfare. Anthony Celebresse Momenta earlier, Milligan had E.S. THALIDOMIDB LOCATED FREE MOUNTING! thalidomide, says State Health a>i effort to piii' down positively T ru stees Say promised new regulations soon to -voluntarily released five of his WASHINGTmr t tried to talk him out ot his compared to 35,873,000. during the . Flank Steaks and Center SHURFINE ELBERTA PEACHES ,aad Drug Administration spokes How of Soviet-inspired rumors of Khnishcbev is understood to "I can see an Independent ticket GENEVA (AP)—Valertan A. held zqr her own protection, works trouUa in Buropem capitals, 'lliey have told Thompson that he would gun-waving lecture to commission laat_flve months o t 1961. Zorin depiaaded today aiidHlra Shoulder Clods ..lb . |1.19 2— 308 caqs 89c 220 Volt Automatic 12 Cu. F*t. Automatic in a lAwience oefe not-tor from man said tnujdreds of persona in as an asset to me,” scUd the former VISIT MSPUY SUNDAY 14 Wariier-Dryer $ O flA get forawarnlnga, too, through hiroe'to make up his mind about governor. *‘lt - mig^t t draw away officials. However, although the operat tien of the Weatorn poatttat for Oryer. $ 1 1 1 3 Defrost $^1A the 14-year-old 'victim’s home. She Kansas City—including ' a ffw The gunpoint hearing was in- a gradual rednrtlon. rather than TH0M P80N- (!ombiiiation. i insgnant womenr-wwe given tha-. such acts as increased Siovlet air the long-threatened peace, treaty frm the Republicans, and there is ing deficit was down 35 million Swiss Chard (Small Scratch). 1 H r Refrigerator. 1 jr 9 J L m a Mid ito knew Cheryl because the craft oparatlona in-tiia^ Berlin air without too,. much further delay. terruptM in tU early stages by from the comparable period last Immediate dcetinetlea. ' at aa- v n g jc glri was a friend of her own Udomide. He added that reports no assurance it' would draw more Large Blueberries GMCF FRESH CUCUMBERS M.St corridors and the Red threat to Ha alao gave .Thompson to under Democrats than Republicans.” Milligan’s son, Charles, 28, who year, it was still a sizable 36,843,-> oiear wenpara delivery u rstM daughter. so far show all the nqiectaiit w promptly thrown out by his la woiM'dtodraanmeat. n n . 8n- From local farmers. / mothers hut^one have Urtb to siioot down an American helicop stand that he wants to develop John Alsop, the RepuUican can 721. Cash on hand June 30 amount FamUy friends said the story angered father. Viet deputy fateign Dove — printed decorated -notitial babies. The remaining ter at Berlin, earlier this week. further his .caSe’ for k change In didate for governor, said today ed to 36,629,000. seemed to conflict - with O inyl’s the status oC. Weat Berlin. This By telephone, Milligan told Det. The trustees. — Richard Joyce told tta 17 naWdn dtoi------bathrooih tissue—pkg. of 2 Lower Prices On Native TomatoeB . (Bt- 8) known eharocter. She was n sg ^ - utorhan is eight months pregnant. Tli4 signs of a new flaraiqt of that Ribicoff "is whistling in the 145 EnfieM Stfcct, criais are growing almost every ooidd. mean Chat he Intends to dark, B ^des we’U beat nim either Sgt. Seymour Nealist: "I damn Smith. WilUam J, Kiric and Harry eaaferepce them iffll ha a*| _ >for 29c. ' Finest CantSloupes Of The Season . J , ed as shy, had no boy friends and ' DBS MOWBS. lasrjs-Dqctots far ' " I aapae*. a( tha na- i ThompsonviUc Cedar Rapids and Iowa City re day. Yet there la also. evidence open up the whole Issue in the way.” « near killed them .all. He had to W. Dorlgan —' were appointed by -ress SB tr I' 713 Main Sf. wanted to Become a nun. _ whlla tha UpMsd. > 1 ‘ RI 5-2050 ceived sapples of thalidomide, that Khruriichev baa not mads all United Nations Omeral Assembly Alscm commented on Rlbicoff’s get past you to get in. You get U.S. District Coiirt exactly one getlationa I Nevertheless, -Burke ordered a him the hell out of this building.” year ago ak administrators of the Stntea. Britain B and Chandh I search fo r the wddte oar with- red but those contacted said they did of his final declatoos aa ha oon- in the toll, again clauning that the remark while campaignings in ItoaM nad y m iUuweisd tlnuos bis praasuraa to get the continued Western occupation of Stamford. - a , > MtUlgan suffered a back injury founden4. railroad. upholstery that' the waltrees de hot prescribe it tor women of ar tha Kr ■toafM I i CMafwi ■ Sm a MfMs M onchester child-b^irlng ■ sge, sccording to Utaltod States, Britain and France the city creates a threat of war Ribicoff, who rerigned aa secre 18 months ago while working on The tnutees told In their mid scribed. , the f ' ':n Canyon Dam project on year report how revenues had risen •eeeee4ee6eeeeeeeee*64e6# ee« 4e* } 66e * »* l ths U.S. Food a n d Drug to ahandCB West Beriln. which could be eliminated If th*' tary of health, education and wel Tha woman said she saw Cberjd the Colorado River In northern while expenses had (alien. Their Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. .IsMtian. PrpUeaas of Bertfai atiategy and Weat woidd bow to Ua damands. fare . t o run'for the Senate, made Deeee*M«eeeeeeeeV4oee«s*«9oo9t«geee6 4| SERVICE STORE and two 17-9ear-