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gOTtting Ij^ralb A rm n it Daily Nat Pnaa Ron n # WMthar F m toe Week Ended . ' 'O' ^ ■ireiaat at U. ft Waadhaa Bm b toe HMropoUtan iJUMet Canunto actoexXH* jndtaUad tranatoa UnL 'My«,iM$ *V Maodwra of Waahtngtoo Lodge, vacaMy of Otnuaettctit tot l8d0, wKh UQX„, and the Ladiea Auxitlary. ston, Mto aa a cMl'angtosar. [| T o w n pirehtors Approve Im Sale Brindantour He la curiauUy ptaaidsnt ot toa . t o . cM I FREE lanERY . . Fete and tBBight. Lear and Royal Black Preccptory will m a n ied to 1 3 , 7 6 0 maet Sunday morning at Orange OwmacUnat aacthm at the Ameri H e le toe tea. fVI^By Baoel$y sonny n ______Tonoff Damo- can SocMar qt Ctoil BuglBeers. Dorothy Braun, of R rex*^ The Menibar af tha Andtt HU at 10, and proceed to the And Paving Portion of Elm St* Appointed to Brtoddmoure have Ifoad to Men- VAliLlhtril. wntoeef. M gii aa-Sd. ______i wiB mtat tooiglit at i PreabyteHan Onircli, 48 Spruce Tha Bsw appohitoe ia a Worid Buraan o f dreototion tM ' M b r . ItaRMor VtaMral S t , for aenricea. The R«nr. Gurdon War JI vater^ havihg served In eheeter.atece 1668. Tfim have five MaiuAetter" A City o f ViUage Chmrm chfldren: Tbeodoret 13: WUUam, E im W R R R M BM^ » • W . O n ta r S t , to paiy SoorBle of Weat Hartford will The Town Board of. Directora laatoownera but tha railroad, which has toe Ch)aa'Sarma Theatre. Housing Vnit ' Brtodamoar was bom in WaM Dototoy. 8; and rir TBâeto to tlw late M m Pa- night M>proved several matters left given. Us permtsripo, however. ela a m i OMtMtt, Bto waa a Approved also, was a routine •Warwick, 'R X . Btiera fie atteDdad VOL. LXXYn, NO. 239 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1968 PRICK SEVEN CENTS The Batvatkm Am y will ^y vlUe area accounted for 190 of the or vlf the chance for mediation does rivedlaM Friday, may have been congressional , Republicans would terms. When the committee g;ets pot appear their task is to get to total. Ctelma by women totaled recMsed again. fight vigorously against any move 460, or 48.8 per cent. Ml 3-5747 down to specifics there may be gether a report on which to base There was a recess on Tues- for federal seizure of railroads or more room for agreement" the legislative settlement propo Manchester was sixteenth in SALE day, reportedly because the C2u- compulsory arbitration in the rail However. Dirksen said in a sep-' Connecticut In claims filed. First neae were awaiting instructfona ^rork rules dispute, sals President Kennedy says he arate interview he interpreted the will make If the parties do not wae Bridgeport Yrith 4,784. H art Cameras A mounted poHoanan disperses heckleirB from toe area of a Bronx diner where pickets ^wneored toxn Prid^ following an attack J And Dirksen, the Senate Repub^ White House announcement that ford was next with 4,114, fol OUR ENTIRE STOCK reach agreement. 8 CK ISU O I.I) fiy toa OongvesB of Racial Equality continued demonatrsitioDs last night amid violence. (AP Ftao- on toe Cxiinese by the Soviet | ]foan leader, said neither could be the committed report would be The new board, headed by Sec lowed by New Haven with 4,067, \Vf (iivp I'rccn to fsx .) ______Communist pariy central commit-: approved without a lengthy struggle limited to the tacts in the case a s: 691 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER and WaleftMry ,wlth 3,460. tee. Some Soviets appeared at the. ^ cSpitol Hill. retary of Labor W. Willsud Wirtz, indicating that "we are going to | W. Willard Wlrtx was named by Kennedy in con *’^**’* other congressional leaders al- be asked to write working rules. nection with bis announcement NEXT TO GAS COMPANY famous brand name Scene Lit-up Like Premiere ***' ®**toer toe Soviets gp made it clear they hope they into the statutes." late Wednesday, less than ^ h t Ouneae t»me. ’ „Qf have to wrestle with the "It looks to me as if Congress hours ahead of the 12:01 a.m. Neitoer the Chln^ Embassy problem of legislating a solution is going to have to become an deadline, that the showdown be FREE PARKING IN REAR nor headquartero of the Soviet fp the railroad controversy. oversized labor board to do that.” tween the carriers and their on- Communist purty would Announcing the postponment of the Illinois senator added. “If we train workers had been put off to Youths Buy Confederate Caps, s ^ comment a ^ what might * threatened strike until July 29. get into that field we «-ill have July 29. In the interval the board ■ I President Kennedy said Wednes- to be careful not to set some dan —and Otngress If necessary—ore ^But the Sov^ Mws iêncy ] day he will send a labor-maitage- gerous precedents." to try their hand. SUMMER Ttaa _ Mnounc^ _ that Premier i ment committee’s report to Oin- SHOP AND SAVE OUR Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey o f The board, which ie required to Stone Pickets at Bronx Diner ,5^“ ' Kress July 22 with recommenda- Minnesota, the assistant Demo ■make its report by July 22 and mmiiat party chief Jmios Ka<^ tions "designed to dispose of the cratic leader, told the Senate thus give Cfongress a week for any K'C BINGOI had a conference in the Kremlin issues’’ Meeting jobs of 40,000 Wednesday that if the dispute is further action, met today tor its firem en and 25,000 other rail work forced into Congress for settle Every Friday Night At 8 P.M, EDITOR’S NOTE-tOORE pick-w "We anUclpated soma trouble*Thetr signs say, "Freedom Now." «■ Page Thirteen) organizational session, with repre all right, but nothing like this 'No Employment, No Hamburg ment “ you’re opening up a Pan sentatives of the railroads and the •ts and white teen-age hecklers Elarlier. Kennedy had said that KNNIHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME DRESSES have made a Bronx diner an ex from the teen-agers. ers.’ dora’s box of trouble for both operating unions also on hand. "We have to keep demonstrat This Is a middle-claaa aciglibar- if necessary he would ask for new management and labor." Wirtz said at the start that the plosive scene for five straight legislation to avert a railroad tie- ETOBE-WIDE CLBABANCE OW 8PRINC and SUMMER MERCHANDBSE 13B MAM SniBEr — MAN< ni^ts. Bocks havO been hurled, ing to make what we’re doing hood long estaUiabed. It Is most Seji. Wayne Morse. D-Orc.. said group's primary function will be aatlonally adv6rtltad at known to the white community.” ly Italian-American, but Jews and up. Before announcement of the it would take “a very bad set of to prepare a report and not direct shots fired, police nightsticks S ta te N ew s strike postponement, speculation C&AROE AOOOUNTS SfYITED swung. An Aaweiatsd Press re The pickets are demanding that Irish-Americans live there too. circumstances" to persuade him settlement actions. toe chidn which owns. the diner "This baa turned a lot of my had centered on a request to Con to vote for compulsoty arbitration. However, he agreed with George 10.99 to 22.99 porter who has been covering toe gress for power to seize the rail disorders presents toe temper and hire more Negroes. friends into aavagea,” aaid John But he said he might be forced Meany, AEXi-CIO president and A white teen-ager, pointing to Mulligan, 21. The rode toroarlug Roundup roads or to require compulsory ar to do so to protect toe public's in- member of the boaird, that there views of toe opposing sides,' and bitration—or a combinatiao of the ! terest pictures the nri^boriiood scene. his Confederate cap, said; was done by toe immature, he is nothing to stop mediation ef YOUR CHOICi said, because "toey tbiite Just be two. I Morse said It would be “very George Harrison forts if the chance comes'up. N GIRLS’ SHORT SLEEVE ^ "We paid a buck to get into SPRING And ^theONE pfaceio By JAMES R¥AN Freedomland (a Bronx amuse- cause you’re a Negro yon're no Senate Democratic Leader Mike | difficult to justify" seizure of the But there are no plans for fur N SLEEVELESS NEW YORK (AP)—A weird pic ment';park) to get these.’’ good.” Parsells Leadi^ Mansfield of Montana said. he carriers. Besides, he said that in ther negoUationa between the par SUMMER eanfor ture of racial ticketing. Jewing Some spectators scream epithets standing out there,’ hopes that by July 22 toe negotia-1 such a situation the government ties under government auspices, adults and teen-agers looking for at toe tight oval of pickets. In Lobbyist Fees Uons between toe railroads and might put in work rules the un Wirtz indicated. JERSEYS and BLOUSES Police barricadee i»otect the *) toe operating imicms trill have | ions didn’t like and enforxre them Absent from today's initial ses DRESSES kicks has emerged from civil « produced an agreement “and with injunctions, rights demonstrafions at a Bronx pickets from hecklers. They also sion were Joseph Block, board bainiberger spot nuurk o ff a walkway where no HABTPXXtiD (AP) — Fonner there will be notldng to report to Sen. Jacob K. Javits. R-N.Y.. chairman of Inland Steel 0>. of Reg. $1.69 Reg. $1.98 For five explosive nigiits, Ne more than 35 persons may enter Hoaae Majority Ineder Norman K. Congress.’’ | backed up Morse's plea for fur- Chicago, who was reported to be gro and • white- - pickets At the the diner at one tone,’ by police Race Viol«Eice BarneBa. h 4m> hnonra the legislative '"I would assume that toe Presi-.ther negotiations. He said thst U] on a Western trip, and George %?RICE money wDckiiiga from penonnl experi- dtaifa committee would draw up an agreement is not reached, toe' Harrison, an AFL-CIO vice presi $ 1 .1 9 $ 1 .4 9 the minute you wantitm white Castle Dinar have mawn order. The toiy place is aJwaya thousands of hecklen.-- . fU ed, aae% may mdl beeome toe fiighaet a bm of particulars covering toe | unions may find themselves sad-. dent and veteran railway union . Shots have beeq But the diner is losing money, In Say- hMqriat to.nmdK —Tear- River Congress of Racial Equality which I movie premiere da of emphiytr tobfiying expendi- Boat Burns, I from Norfolk, Va., a few minutes ' *l \ • BETTY HARTFORD • MeKENRICK KORELL is sponsoring toe picketing, said:' On and on toe pickets march. gas bombs huêd by police rout torea filed to date at the- State I late. The six are a subcommittee ed abouj 1,000 Negro dem onstra of the President’s Lsbor-Msnage- • PATTY PETITE tors who shattered And siaoe some of bis cUenta I ment Advisory (fommittee. BENEFICIAL b slashed tires vdien a* wedm-long stlU remain to file, his remunera Some 400 Rescued The full group, except for Bl(x;k, FINANCE SVSTEM miitBrials: ani«l iBrMy, 100% daeren batiota, dacron and eoHon, integration drive anqitod tato ^ - tion may climb several thousands is expected to swing into acUoii FAMOUS NAME BOYS’ LONG And SHORT Cassini Says olence during the night. more. Aug. 5 in top filing deadline. Friday, Wirtz said. fiowB $201» Seoo— Loeni *o4miBed at loaraoet Joseph Block Scattered by the stinging Flandln represents many of the BUENOS AIRES, Argdntins Representing the unions at the ' I00%,flna coHon, voilot fumes, small grotqw of Negroes major trading stamp companies 'year-old Ciudad de Asunckm 7:J& meeting were Charles Luna, presi GIRLS’ COATS FANT SETS , Mg im McJoI PIimhmg Ca ^ e§ BUeeAesSer Leopard Loss (AP)^Fire" swept a river boat a.m . as she was 50 m iles from roamed this edgy port dty for before legislative committees. carrying 421 or more persons ear dent of the Brotherhood of Rail 806 MAIN ST. (Over WoohoQrth*^ hlANCHESTER colers: sotido, prints, otripai about two hours, venting their ire Another cs-tewmaker turned Buenos Aires on an overnight run road Trainmen, AFTrCIO: Louis Mttcfiad »41S6 > tokOcrthaYEBIBBIeger ly today and threaten^ to send it from Montevideo. Uruguay/ at random on store and car win lobbyist, former State Rep. John to toe bottom of toe River Plate Kef. 82.98 Ref. 88.98 a lasa af MOO etak $2000 «laa erganSf npto B Is His Fault dows, -before peace was restored Q. Tilsan Jr., New Haven lawyer More than nine hours Isêr. of (Cootinned on Page Tea) B cf. 810.96 Res. 813.98' Reir. 817.98 styias: short sloovo and slaavalass estuary. ficial figures conflicted ^ to the iriy today. and a Repitelican, picked up $3,250 Pateengers and crewmen dived ei»o,oe; Cch^ Luther Hodges Public 'Health Service spokes ;? eraily associate with Elngtish man said "eggs are the sus hUrthi, got a full doee of Jv»t ades and asked the State Patrol Aaeoclation of Real Estate Boards, (Oonttnued on Page Tea) Re*. 81.29 ...... 9 8 c tor more. At least 35 patrolmen $«»; Investment Cmnpany tosU- pected cause,’’ but tliat, op to' ^1*98BsaBaaaaBaBB $ 1 .4 9 plain elegance. Sure, there were had rushed Into the city at the.tute. $574; Pilgrim Hall Furniture now, no specific geographic pullovers, but they had sequins request of the city manager. ..Oo., $500; and Sports Car CHub *fry A Hutchinson O j., (S A H. ' ated Infections, seien of them in cluded a visit to the beauty salon will be handled by Juvenile au-| Trading Stamps), remains to file the Northeastern States, says a of Kenneth, who achieved fame by Cut $1 Billion RcE -8^98 ...... $ 1 .9 8 Reg. 8 « .9 « ...... $ 2 .7 9 thoriUes. 6 statement of tta payment to previously-issued report of ttie doing 'JacqueUne Kennedy’s hair, The outbreak began in toe area ■ Barseils- health - sendee's Communicable /AEN'S SHORT SLEEVED and who established his own ‘M on of the city and county jails after] Among other lobbyist paymenta. Disease Center at .Atlanta. where, everything is red paisley the demonstrators bad m arched fi*«- - *T Jf _ 'ford: Algonquin Gas ‘rituismissian dictated budget, before signing "You have done so much for her, 1 enSiO n D U U U S Co.. $515 ; asm . investment Bank- Mrs. Betty AmhaWelos years would bring total savings, the measure he deleted three di- N« P liatr 2 .5 9 2 >-5.00 I think If it’s a boy, khe should ens Association, $606; Hartfcuxl to almost $4 billion within five. >rectives speefifying toe allotment Reg. 88.98 ...... $ 2 .7 9 name It after you!" CSasrini’s ref Oouranl, $206; aind Hess Oil and years instead of toe originally es^' of certain revenues. Republicans erence to Mrs. Kennedy was a CAMBRIDGE, 8[d. (A P )—R a- Cbem ical Carp., $306. timated $3 billion. say that there is no question toe roundabout one: "I caused the cial tension continued to taiild to-. Atty ijm h i. f . Robinaao Jr„ The savings have been in logis Governor has toe right to veto BOYS’ and GIRLS’ cbmpara with 4.00 and 5.00 „ Crowds Jeer tic—supply—costs and "have not $ 1 4 9 PmMGt your heme hhk Join death of all. the leopards in Ethi day despite toe presence of a fed- Haitfocd. toe Cuqmration Trust items of appropriations but they Reg. 84,98 ...... Smn f r ^ LitiGt opia, because It was I who sug eral mediator. Another mass co., $600; Atty. John C. Biackall, in any way- been achieved at qumtion his power to refuse to lOoiMH PliBn. No uootf Bo a rh e e gested to Mrs. Kennedy that ri»e a sacrifice of national security,” NduNv oainiod Mirfooo lo flood oofl. -nationally advartitad $hirts. march on the cmmty comtoouse I WATtttw«i The American AnO-Viri Queen; Wife’s follow legislative dlrfctlves on INFANTS’ and SS l M ootaSoSSSlOGT*^ ' wear that leopard coat, and it be le Negroes was scheduled tor to-|,ecttai Socie^. $500; Atty. John U McNamara wrote. accounting proceduresf came so popular that this noble ' On the contrary, he listed in ^5 * 9 8 a a a a a a a a a a . Star bffBMNor. Boo. ^ ___. Collins, Hartford, nailways of New animal is now getting to be ex- An angry crowd of some 500 tt-TH. Appeal Heard creases in combat capability which SEEDS DRUG Sl)8PECT toidt, and it isi^ my fault.” white spectators pelted Negro' ^ be said have been obtained during HARTFORD (AP)—Inspectora TODDLERS’ WEAR the past two years. They had been F* 8 8 .9 8 His association must have made marchers with raw eggs Wednes-. , d i . d * (or the State Department of Cqa- . .. $ 4 4 9 . materials: dacron and Mr. Cassini politically-minded, for day night as the Negroes ipaiicbed . Joyceot aOCK KtgMS LDNDON (AP)'— Betty Ambati- disclosed in various previous an- sumer Protection were alert^ ♦7.98 elos called off her crusade against j nouncements. H A lX O N cotton, 100% fine in ccmimenting on all th^ gold back from the courthouse where i HARfEXHtp. (AP) — oonnecti- today fo watch for a possible oi)t- lamb. three-dimenalDnal i brorade, they had staged a prayer-vigil cut Jaycees will back, natio^ the Greek royal famUy today af- j Among them he menUoned:' . I a COTTON OVERALLS pima cotton, j of-season run on morning glory GIRLS’. BOYS’ beads, jewels and other signs of a pre^sting continued segregation I publicatiop of a reoolution calling ter Prenuer Panayotis P)pinelis I An increase of 100 per cent in seeds. Comniissioner Attillo R. 100% fat bank account, he mid, "His- here. I Ibr strong support o f diril rights agreed to give King Pari her ap- the number of nuclear warheads FrassinelU Issued toe alert attar PAJAMAS a OVERALL SETS 1 tory has sixiwn us that Jurt before A shouting, jeering crowd of of miiKsity groups, barred from peal for toe Mease of her hus- for strategic warefare forces; a 60 toe Boston district ot toe Fed pattons: stdids toe fall of any civtozation, pe<ê some 200 Negroes massed on an cooBiderwtion at the Jwie naUoaal band from prison, j p^r cent increase in nu- eral FDA (Food and Drug Ato woven checks and wear clothee like tobse.’’ Mr. C*a- Intersection ri toe Negro district convention by the outgoing nation '-‘I shall be staging no more clear forces defricqred in Western m inlstratioa) notified Uili) that $ 1 .4 9 a S U N S U IT S a TOPPER SETS idalds, sdectod piinte .siRi reminded the editon that last later, pelting city and state poUcc al preeidena. a Georgiaa. demonstrations against Kng Pari Ehnt^; a 48 per cxnt increas in Stuart T . Haiinrters toe seeds consumed in large ^B«g. 81.96 aaaaaaaaa.aaa season be predicted dothee vfoidd officers with bricks and bottlea Atty. George A; AttianeoD, who ^ d ()ueen FTedvlka' during their the number of ootobat-ready quantities might produce halhi oculars: penna-stay fit toe ^gure more anugly, and Ohe" state patrolman, QA Larry was as preeident of toe state visit here,” said the British Army diviakms; a 30 per cent ex- piBstioas similar ta| those pro ' sure enou^, they do.. ’T.et’s stage E. .Rush, was struck on the siMul- Oonneetlcut Junior CSiamber of wife of toe Greek Communist. ; pansion in the number ol a ir tacti Commuters Happy duced by marajuaaa. s aarcotle. S U M * a a • a a a a a a a a a and batton-down ait-doiwm demonstrations for the der by a brick and was treated Oommerce Wedneaday' night at "1 have been promised by the I cal squadrons, u d a 200 per cent Skate (Hitlets will be checked to American bosom! Lei’s march on for , cuts and bruises. DePaaquale’s Restaurant in New- prime minister that my appeal in(;rease fo special______forces for deal-BOSTON (AP)—TTiousands of see if morning glory seeds . a r e . reduced TO CLEAR sfyles: fiiD button Washington with dgns, ‘Bring A federal mediator, Macep Hub ingtnn. oakl today he will write to ] for Tony’s release will be put he- ing with guerrilla-t>^ threats. available, and U. they are foeiag W fsloo front, pullover back the Bosom!’ ’’ bard, an attorney in, toe OvU Jlaycee - national headquarters on I fore the king. I now have more McNamara said the saving re- ?**w Ekigland ocxnmuterk sighed bought hi large qiiaatitofa, FDA ' buttoQ <^sim>er, to two tones at grape, Oottie’a Some of toe shinieat coatumea in Rights Dirision of toe Justice Oe- bdbaS of toe Ctamectlcut group. hope for Tony.” suited tron^’(Iminwementa in qp- with rehef today over to# rail seientiata are checking too types tea UMB evening drew ot history were Oaaainl’s aitoa with partmuit, arrived In'tois tosm of Hia M ter srin aak that a roao- Mra. AmbaUeloa, 45, baa been a | jerating afflriebey,"'''a 'point on atrtka poatpqpamant Some 56,000 af aaads, "Heavenly Bine" nnd tîered longtefl “ootyamaa'^ nBk!’ is paneled atraigiit BtUe Jadieta, ahnoat 12400 late Wednesday afternoon tution drawn up by tlie Rev. R 06- rallying ])al]it for the hundrada of which he haa placed bMvy sm- —Iiwftateiii $0,000 w4ao oommuts “Pterfy OBtea." to pee M Ihey M DLJpV SQUARE— PHONE 649-5274 tecta hi-^bemk. Tlia ' stMri^ hi. toehr out He ateo toowed and met with city offirtaie. laUar, aat Ohatta a f JBfiajr CII7 — kept ConununMta. anarcljlata, ban-the- iphaals ainea. bs came to ftw Pte-. ann ptateme „ IXxBoa'le ertae-qetaoed. (Fho- te Nsaf Tesft teom Oosmtetiont— So Mbw Yiocfo ObutiB* C hm p.) ») « B) W (Oe^ltetel an Y B ^' i' ‘ * .'I \

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MANCHESTER SVianNa HERA^ M ANCHES^ 00801 .THU^DAT, U. IM ■ V-. M AN C H B Sin EVENING HERALD^ MANGHESTERt CX>NN, THURSDAY;. JULY 11, 1968 -PAGE THREB^ prayer as part o t the opening i «h d pribHs soSi- the. faot that tbraa South-Windmr ensiaea In aoiiool In ligh t ^ tlM F v U E ^ n t n g Heteon ty; r: Bttsabeth Birtl^; icaiy'-, Ellen David 7Viat% Robert Whitehead, together re ic ^ Supreme Oouri deotatoew ■» Bteachard,Kenfieth. Bamberger, S M a g <>mrtet, TUs decision aaid tlwt BUe Roy Wieee, Locraine Wbykovsky, .Portor,. on HarrY-Jeffties 217 Receive Patricia Boninb, Jo-An Boudreau, Dianne Zepfsi ohd Btepben Zoidcia Of Mozatt, ^ then was a definite feeling of for AsHs reading or the redtatlan of fits Appraigers «dnts Bohwt Mark Boyla, Roger Briggs, Judith Grade m p e dimmwto oonoepdoos o f the music. Ijord’a Ikayer could hot be re jwrtland. RidSud' Srierright, Ateo, Jayne' AHardyee, Daiyl . Iwrerlheiem the audience quired or provided for in the We're Kept Up With The Times By AUnOED SHEDfWOUt BeHnrt Hoiioi^ Iieea Ootidto and Stephen Osmrt- Bogiey, Qjmthia Borneo, Jeori Bax WeU Played joyed tide work ttemendousiy, and FH^toRule jîcies or rules of the schooL mmx. itteintd M. C |y. ter, Cmolyn Besser, Richard ..Bqm- •eoorded the featured instrumen- -Six new teodiere have been ap S i^ ed for H yoa want to baaa yow pl*y — For 72 Years Do m a K. Porter; W a^. Kart en what yoa M fifi’frona the 5W 0- The frmrth anerter kenor roU Also, Militm CoaUt. Raymond beiger. Brace Bori James. B>^- tnbata aa enthudantic applause as pointed: Mias Ittta Oindberg, grad H . LMIb ; wood and roidBa, at Jtertor Mgh ttrtool " Coat. Jeanne Crouac^ Brace Der ram. Robert Campbell, Margaret Though we’ve kept up with the times when it comes to serv . t o m s CWDBEB uate o f Central Oonneotient BtBto ih v had eailbre given the fea On Tax Item Revcilwatijon Mcft. Oeatge B m itik E< wtth a carrtbl and attenttve ear. ’A~\otal of 917 rick, Joanne' Dixon, Dana Dono Carney, AUoe Ckeella, Frank ices and equipment, we have held steadfast to the old-fash Vjrtaata* ViH fjM lB i conducted tured .wind playen. R weh a Cbllege, to teach Grade 1 ai Or ■eth Piantira; nods, Otant MM ■■ all-lloM rt lamfiam u the eec- Any ef ear can bear what were named to tkm honon liaL van, Robert Dotchin, Florence Champ, David Cfalatel, Barbara ioned virtues of friendly warmth, courteous consideration thoroagUhr .piêadonal perform chard HU School; John Bek, grad l^tthlh gradera-tey -the flat with Downham, Joanne Eflrtman, Bar Oooconi, Canri Cbmbw, Michael ■Bd iB the aeilea o f ■uminer con- ance, of oourae. but aotrtehwvv Mhyor Jldni Mhdiiea has writ uate of Pennsylvania State Teach tha opponents say, hrt It and neighborly spirit of helpfulness. You’ll enjoy doing •crta known aa the Hartford Fee* trained ear to bear wiwt they do 88 namea the aeseiiM griek fol- ry EDiott, Margaret Fagan, Bar Dixon, Gregory Dvorak, Linda Dy- failed to oan y the oonvicMon ^ ten to the Federal Housing Ad- ers ObHege at Kiutxtown, fo u r United Appraissl Oa,' hai Porter, K^SSST^Hhted lowa with 88, and the a ia fii grade bara Fay, Nancy -Finlay, Janet ber,' Joan Fedora, Stephen Fuller, business here. 'Ural of MuUc. before a capacity mtoMtration (FHA). requesting a yean expênoe in Ckoiniwel,_to not aoy. the wutk>wt>ioh bos preceded engaged to nvatne Hebron prop m efoM l Fortnr; j ragnut and « . ia ttiiid wiM 48. Fontana, Joyce Frankland, Pa Steven Goodstine, S ^ '^ Hdfrick, audience tn Rloonrttekl laat n i^ t. FbiaBy came the Symphony tn tea,ch Grade 6 at Oroiianl B U admtbte lUdMrt O- x.A*/ mela FTanklin. Merle Frasier, . R waa a moat enjoyable diolce of rUHng on whether a homeowner erty, in a unanimous vola by the Easb-W eot------By grades bonaes went to: Louis Hennequln, Deborah Karp- G-n^mor., I^believe tlda to be the Sciwxd; Mias Shdrlw Klaullnsh, fS ta m u , B iRona and In k - GceiAe 8M m Shanm Goetchius, Gary Gott, Buaic. and on the whole it waa can be required by a beude to- ac board o f aosessor o, fiw w« to Openibg lead — -Ace af Haarta. and Helene Kieoolt. " t r 'Ct_ finest symphony ever written. It graduate of the lloLverri^ of Jgf-® M s o f tha evmd wOl ba Ang. Patricia Aerto. Joanne APorti- Mary Harrison, Ann Hflmov and Also, Ariene LaPenta, EmHy fary WeU fdayad h f the oreheatia. cumulate sufficitait funds In Ms oost the town $7,200. AM ^ “West leads ttw ace of hearts Is tremendouaiy popular and’ re- Biartford, to teach Grader 4 at 1^ «R land M ar Loatafls awteL and «*■» *■ to . A S O < T A T I O N more gradoua tempi current dur- fact that ihany homeowners have $650. He is on tha ataflt of tlw Unl- to E rm s eWb flaaMa. ao you taka it and tt Lynne Bernardi. Walli Bertram. LaOoe, Susan Lertie, Sandra Mc- Penny, lYancte Pisch, Barbara There is not a Ungle note too few, ent Wlknn, graduate of BosnMn veielty of Oonneotioafs'School for Bortar. whs worts. Mbw. bow do yoa handio Thomas Boll. Jacqueiinie Booth, Caflum, David McQuade, John Raak, Jane Roy, Kenneth Royce, feig the eighteenth century. There received notice frotn their moct- OiUege, to teach Bbiglleh at the t t S J t B f/esa/rjtasjt vfAtas araa no aenae o f haate such as ia nor. one note too meny. Aaeosacne, as lecturer-tsachar. Ha tba onltr’ Oiariea Brackett. Deborah Brad- Miohalik, Jerilyn MtiUahey, Judy Susan Royce, Richard Srtofield, Mr. MhrljoeiUB, reading o f this giage bank to pay |18 addtUonBl Orchard K l School; Oscar Auer, ■ aweaisTSfs etassT riwaweiat iwsTiTSTiea frequently encd&tered. yet the each mcofth to cover the. change to offers Yo take over the wi k ft to go on a trip Too e ^ choeen was bright and gay. the tadform fUMOl year on J t^ 1, rtTWfiTMlrif in 1964 p ro v iiM the Botlanal poihs o f ttw tnhnpo with tha kiiig> queen and to U riala)* nad* Me Ourreot Annual Dividend M D O T tA d a im The seldoni play^ Sinfonia aidered and aenaitive. The orchee- State OoUege, writfi a master’s town d^dea on having a Jart. WUIe doihg so, think aboot Tea hsldt Ip Oarr, Sandra Clifford, and E3iza- Patten, Richard Pitruzzello, Kaye Unda Villemaire, Wayne Ward, On Insured Savings 1964. d ^ ee and sixth year oertlfloate Ooncertante featuring wind in- tra responded well, and the per When oski^ by three town offi nmaaior: His aolary wonld ba go to fiawewwu tba simwmwmIm and no atUn- A-d-M-T‘d-81 ^ ” • beth Cox- Rask, Barbara Ramnuseon, Ruth Ekneet Woilett, and Douglas Zac- BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 31. (XIVENTRV atruments brought us to intermis- formance was better than many cials the reason for the addition, from the Univer^ty of Hartford, $1,500, in that eosa tomfS•MMpb 7Novak,- to ba eared for by ttoa to the cards la the dtagraim Also, LeAnne DeOobert; Barbara Rhodes and Doiores Ricci. carro. Idon. Here Harvey and William I have beard. Still it was apparent the bank officialB aaid it was the rem edal reading teeufiier. H e bos an ooBt. whila Ma KHllMr eMenda Thay oo|y one dtatrihofioa w WMt Donovan. Dolores Downham, Linda Also, Dorothy Riod, Judith had thiiteen years experlenoe in The revaluatlag will take Dunham. Ruth Eloeteer, Nancy Nigeria, one of the new inde MON..TUES.-FR1DAY Goldstein, together with James that with rebeeraals ooating the policy of the bank to obtain suffi start in the Amston section of the to vWt mbMi ef Mo the Haat-Weot cards, hot you Richmond, Laura Roibb, Leslie Aicobs. and Robert Sehaffer were w ay they do, there had been In- cient funch in escrow to pay a full the ciaaanocm, seven as a remed(sl ahoold eoulder all, poorible dlatri- rtwold be e reaaoaahle Flster. Sharon Flavrtl. Joan Fred Rubin. David R u b i n o w, Elena pendent nations in Africa, is al Fvtra Hniirc open till s p.m. reading teacher in CronyweB, Mid- town. House-to-house viatts wiQ ba rickson, David Gilbert, Diane Gris fmtured on oboe., clarinet, horn, auffident time to work out the 12 months taxes. When it was made, all appraisera canylng Idon- batksM wbea planning yoar play. game but art lor you Saenz, Barry fWmdals, Nancy Sol most three times the size of the LA H u I1UIII O THURSDAY 9 AM. to 8 PJ«.—WED.P CLOSED AT NOON and bassoon respectively. AD did beauties of every Httle phrase. pointed out that ttiia policy woidd (Setownt, Guilford and OM Say- t* Ito. and Mm. AMort Too are In danger t i S j i f one know your ptefetrod fkul .eoa- wold. Sharon Owqrek, Pamela omon, Christine Stephens, Bruce British Isles or about the con^- brook. tification cards. In caae of own Hamilton. Paul Hold, William n thie job. with the Goldstein The general effect was far better create a hardship on the home- er's absence a card w fll be leCt. OooHdgn M t Safarday kM to opponent hna aU Ikiur o f the mloa- tract, M tt qtiiofciy and avoid Stewart, Kathryn Stoddard. Bdr bined area of Texas and Okla brothers excelling: True, they had than average, but there were dla- ownere, the bank agreed to post waky, Jacqueline on A pril 1, 19M, wID amount to July 19, 20. outs to all opening be at Phote's ptcnle grounds on ttmo wart’s discard wiU reveal MUler, Kathleen Miller. Mary Ann -Mt mundane under the dream' which a small pond adds to the even thoogh they were Payday Changes about 24 or 25 mille Instead of a aooounta. the rthmihsi, and yoa can load Mongell. Janet Noriega, and Ray- attroetiona The ploiie will ba held ie r eoBM tbfa aomnaar oboidd be cwice ouuugu JBBSC m miHid Pace. ■- Mkrod. normal 32 or 98 mlfia. ..the re- at 11:80, after the service. R eg. ^5.89 Master-Mixed Also. Judith Palmberg, Pamela The Oereuata Nottutna fo r TNeo For School Staff Mdt o f an U months budget and Bvenlng H e r a ld to send appitrarinna fay July pide op Us jart and nine. (*» use of our general ftmd sur S o a I h Windsor rcrrmpondfait' St. Petrel Note 18, the deadMna AppIkMtons The hMdliig trtia yon Pilkonis. Beverly Pitney, Thomas Orchesbras, wfdeh d m aoily feo^ S t Peter’s Bplapopal Chnrdi win Platt, Kathryn Poucher, ClawUa •med four aWnr players, w TRere won’t be any more *Tong plus. . .representing approximate Lama Kata, telephone 644-178S. sfaauld be sent to om afy o U aboot length in dtamonda, hot ly the equivalent of a nine month hold Its m om l^ service at 9, the AJfcert B. (Ray or your edoemted onr wfll trtl yoa Reed. Nicola Robinow, Donna eoraetldng of an anti-climax after paydays” for Mand iester teachers. rector, the Rev. Gordon W. Wee- Scruton. Donna Sharp, - Susan ■te tn d y beautiful Sinfonia Cbn- period.” laaine J. Wheeler. Thm are taro aomething if you look for a void SEARS R i the future aH Board o f Elduca- man, officiating. This wiS be file Sherlock. Robert Simes, WendeUn m staid e Ownnld tnlm ert, JeanM tlon emidoyea wO ba paid every Beginning July 1, 1964, the ntons of the eamp, the lint in diamoixte. The cine la what start of the new fisi^ year, the only service for the day. Hoi^ week from JUy 98 to Aug. t , and did not 'happen in the bidding. Smith. Berdine Spector. Marie Spi- i : n K -ANP I'O Benjandn. Vlobor IdooU, and la- other Nday. Oommunion w ill be celebrated. wak. Douglas Steely. David Stri- Although onatodiaiia hail been taxpayer will pay his taxes on a Local Stocks the second from Aug. 4 to 9. Mra. If Bast were void of diamnnde semi-annual basis . . . ”the taxpay Mary Drew, o f Hdiran wM be eoi he woold have dooUed six rpadee ra io t photo maitis. Diane Thomas, Kem Tjrler, paid on a M-weddy basis, other MRS. ROGER ALAN HARRY Marilyn Urban and Hollis Urba- amployas xeoatved their pay on the er will pay his taxes In advance Mbm Marjorie H.'Martln. head to eiEgvrt aa umiaaat lead. Blnee . . . six months due on July 1, 1964 Qnotattoas Phnrtahel by of the Dcuglaa lA ia cy staff, vriw E art did not doable, he i:annot be ■etU. House Paint MM mul ITth o f the month. k 4-H ch fr mrariim and six months on Jan. 1, 1965,” Cobom ipddlebrook. tm i. void of framonda Miee Nancy Bkeen Jrtfriee and$>wore a willow green street length Grade Eight TWa qmtam leonltad in teachers jm nlunfld g a r botM lad g. J a «r Also, Priscilla Almond, Cath aomethnes having to wait a third the mayor said. Bonk Btoeks has also bsm eared for at a loeal M , e t 7 »0 p m . a f M b It la pooBlUa. however, lor Wert Roger Aten Heny, both of Maa- dress. Both wore corsages of vriiite Our chemists compared all important quality TERMITES? The mayor assumes, In his let Bid Asked reot hente, is reported greatly im to be void of diamnnila ainee he roses. erine Anderson. Hel.en Arciaz. weekend for their ebacka recetv- oervioe oHIoe. Roefcvfila The par ibeatar, eawhnnged marriage vowe ter, that the taxpayer win put Oonn. Bonk and TrtMt proved, and is now at her hoou, vraold have ho reason to dooUe A reception for 100 was held in Diana Asvestas, Lynn Bacon, Paul Jfo Sure...Ca» BUSS iag thma lha fidloavlng trtwutmy r te o f thla meshng. wbk h is et N arth Xetbodiet Church on Baknlski, Robert Baacetta, Om- aaide 13-4 each month in an fid^- Co...... 70% 78% the 1750 bouoe, as known. She w U heU doe to tha ggowlug even i f he were void. the church hall. When leaving on REAFEEHOHEHSmnOII the pay data happened to fan on a stance ^ y r e r , Deborah Reimhe, factors... in every category, this point matched flunilay. tion of the tax Increase due In Hartford National spend the sunamer months j ia horaa jodging, ia to hi drawing three roonde of June I. a motor trip through Oxmecticut, you lead a David Bengtaon, Zina Berfriik, Zneal teaciiar crganlsaHona bad 1964. B y so doing. It Is understood, Bank and Trust Go. 66 M % cuperating; beforo returnhig to k- memhera tobeeom e m oreaM M d ln trampa you lead a low diamond to The bride is a daughter of Mr. Mrs. Harry wore a three-piece suit braiy dutieo, having been grant dnmmy’e ace. taUag oat tiwnr- of powder blue jersey. T te oou]9e raqnaatsd the changeover numer- he wHl be prepared for the addi Fire Insuraaoe CompaMea ■9 19m w w iH iy and iStm . Maynbrd R. Jeffries, 186 other best sellers. ooB times In the past. This apuing, tional tax burden. Hartford Fire ...... 66 70 ed leave of absence ontfl the eom- be devoted to taarte jod gld g ance agalnrt the one void poeei- Green Rd. The bridegroom la the w ill live at 420 Wintfarop A ve.; New When the bank originally National Fire ...... 115 123 ia g folL UHty Mat yoa have worted ooL son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin E. Haven. fe a fte r a poB o f file teachers, the oeduras and to tha nos o f t The reel le easy. quested sufficient funds In escrow Phoenix Fire ...... 116 128 CTambahe W erk en inoiogy. Jmtor liadw wfil find Harry, 143 Mountain Rd. The bride is a 1900 gnimuate of payroll departmant dediled to ef- Manchester High SchoU.^ and is fa ct On dBUge beginning with the to pay a fUU 12 months payment Ufa and Indemnity Ins. Ooa Sub-oommittee members eq>- this Infocmntl oM heipM la The Rev. H. Oagood Bennett w fleeol year July 1. OB July 1, 1964, they were requir Aetna Oasuedty...... 107 114 poioted to serve af Hehron’s an ing poimger 4-H’eia. (M performed the double ring cere- employed by the Travelers Insur AWNINGS ing twice the amount necessary os Aetna life ...... 160 168 nual Amerkna Region’s dam- nnony. James MoKoy was otganiat. ance Co., New Haven Branch. The only aix monthe would be due at CJonn. General ...^.*.164% 172% boke, as ahnounced hy Ckndr. Bouquets of white gladiok dec bridegrcx>m is a department mana- that time. H tfd. Steam Boiler . .132 142 ^ at King's Departlueut Stora, C M M k c | M Howard E. Porter, ara; Foed and oanoMeMent. C Fkrt Yarag 8r. (OWM w) a a i M b Mteieoeel (Chrt) Iftvito T ra to orated the oanctuary. The mayor then quotes a paa- Travelers ...... 196% 208% conduct o f boke^ Leonard Porter, The bride, given in marriage by 7ew Haven. Osratey Atareephree mS Am O NLY Steak H o t m to T e n r a OBge from the Coniwctlcut mort Puhlio UmiUes EmU Ramhiwh, Louis BeBotte, her fbifiier, wore a floor-length, WANTED. WARM FEET gage form ”. . . the homeowner Oonn. U ^ t Pow er . . 85% «% Edwin Jofanson, Obuence In k * ttBUMNnKAKDlMNEM silk organza gown, designed with I I tc 15 Aepces is required to have in escrow a sum Htfd. Electric Ught FORU, Italy (AF) -- Ruins of ing; entertainment. Robert Mott, 1 P A U L 'S 1 ' * LOB81KB8 AND SEAFOOD a sabrlna neckline, kmg rteevee equal to the ground rents. If any, n ew ...... 4 1 % 42% George Smltli, Q. Eari Porter, with points ait the wrists, a scal- an ancient Roman villa liave bean found here with a built-in fioor and the taxes and ^ledal aases- Hartford Gas Co. ... 88% 40% Richard Parker, Walter W. Don Starts Tonight! 1 A DAILY LUNOHEONS Iqped tiered skirt of ohantilly IMMMrE-R! Gallon amenta next due. . . .” Southern New Ebigland m ADULTS ONLY s 1 S I E A K 1 A AlOXE BANQUET FACILmES heating, system dating to the 1st ald, J ^ Ktdimyeh, and the He lace, terminating in a chapel- CJentuiy B.C. T f the foregoing is correct,” the TelÛione ...... 61 04% bron aportsman’s chA> memhera . ” XRirmn AA8B0XBS IRUVIRSK length train. Her fingertip veil of U tc thtt Mtttt? IW tt mayor argues, ”... the homeowner Manufacturing Oompaalea The mosaic flooring ■twi founda- i Axk>k* Bknpaaai wM be $a BURNSIDE EVENT TEIDAT ...... | M I UkJsion was attarted to a crown tions of the villa were uncovered! In South Windsor wlO he treated In Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 61% 65 1 H O U S E 1 of seed pearls, and she carried a aster mixed a discriminatory and unjust man Associated Spring .. 17% 18% while digging the basement ta x a ; M - oasoiule bouquet Of White roeee modern home in this c t^ near | NO MONEY DOWN ner If he ia required to accumulate Bristol Brass ...... 1 1 % 12 % A JOAN JOYCE TRIO with a white orchid center. sufficient funte in each year to Dunham Bush ...... 8% 7 the Adriatic coast. on Sears Revolving Charge Account f l i p r I'.i S c,. I 7 i 0 N E 0 a h d l Its bn EYERY FRL eed SATl EVES. Mtee Margaret E. Jeffrice of BILL TUNSKY pay a fun year’s taxes on July 1 N. B. M iochine...... 23 96% OPEN SUNDAYS There was an air space under Manchester, sister of the bride, was the mosaic so the floor would be i of each year when only a six North and Judd .... 16% 18 TkL 878-lStt mold o f hottor. Miss Joan Bed- months levy la due on that date.” Stanley Works ...... 19 90% DDONO BO(HI CLOSED MOMOlAiri warmed-by air brought in through! STATE narz of Wethersfield and Miss tubes from a central h eath y sys-j • Applies easily with brush or roller Ri view of these facts, the may Veeder-Root...... 46% 50 Rdberta Harry of Manchester, tern. I or aaked the FHA office to rule on The above quotationa are'not to KATXNEE 9 PJL sister of the bridegroqm, were the power of a bank to require a be oonstrued as actual markets. ■lag ‘TMTEET at €:96«:8i9 bridewnaids. • Hides well, has remarkable durability someoavner to accumulate twice nCABZAN” A t 8:66 The attendants were attired in the amount o f the tax levy In his APARTMENTS AVAILABLE sheath dresses of peau de sole, • Resists mildew, .peeling, chipping escrow account as due on a given TORONTO (AP) — A sharp EAST WINDSOR fashioned with a scooped neckline, date. swing away from apartment hous elbow-length sleeves, and an over • White cleans itself with each rain Aok 24-Room School es to detached and semi-detached, skirt. The maid of honor wore yel The .board of education is rec single-family homes has been not lowy and carried a ccucade bou FREE • Colors resist fading, stay truly bright ommending to the Town Council ed In the metropolitan area of To U* Se Rtiti S quet of small yellow carnations. KODAK HLM that the town build a 34-room de- ronto. The three largest suburbs EEOLUSIVE! 1st MHVS-IN MOdnifCil 'The bridesmaids wore aqua, and mentaiy sdiool in the north-cen approved 61.8 per cent more per carried cascade bouquets of small tral portion of town to bouse mits for singje - family homes HELD OYER BY PW ULAB DEMAND aqua carnations. Oradee 1 through 8. In April 1963, than in April The Meet Aeelalmed Film ef Att H aw ! Richard Nelson of Manchester I W H te i This school ahould be ready fo r 1862, while apartment iq)provala served as best man. Lawrence M. occxgMnoy no later than Sept. dropped SO per cent COMPANION FEATURE Jeffries, brother of the bride, and 1965. The statement of educational Meanahlle, apartment landlords Richard Smith, both of Manchester, needs used fo r the Orchaitl win emphasiss swimming pools, ooa nr "BEST PICTUREr were ushers. LlfiGEH DRUG STORE elem entoiy qohool may be used as two months’ rent free, and elabo Fnasy C»-HU— Mrs. Jeffries wore a navy blue the boalc statement for the now rate decor to fUl up their sulteo. •oHO at The Pufcade— 404 Middk Tpke. W est sohool. PEGGY CUMMENGS street length A ’ess with white ac cessories. Th<(|Mdegroom’s mother One-Coat Acrylic Latex The board wfil also note in its *Catry On Admiral!** letter to the oouticD that an ad dition to the high adxxd diould be EAST Interior Flat Paint ready by Sept. 1966. This rocommeaidation'waa based TONI6 HT on projected enrollments submit H/utm R ead Herald Adyg. ted fay School Supt. Merle B. A f 8 :3 0 Regular Price WoQdmansee. The piêctiona were n u T DKTvx-iN SHOwma based upon current school regi*- SKK R FBOM m KDOB $6.49 Gallon OF TODS SKAT - COLOR tration, enumeration figures for AT POTUIAE PRICES Gallon the five-year period in question “ T h e Y o o iie R a c e rs ” (1963-64 through 1967-68), and a Once over does the job— covers any color! Remarkably (fuick 5 per cent Incraase per year to PLDB TIOLBHT DRAVA nr -hour drying ipeans you can paint and use your room the “California^ estimate the growth of the sebod same day. Completely ôrless. Lead-free pigments for tots’ poptdation. TOHMUR According to these figures, lH s a fe ty . clasBrooms wiB be needed: 96 ANNUAL SHOE rooms at Avery Street School; 24 Aluminum at Orchard HUl; 21 at Pleasant Valley; 28 at Union-EUsworth; and M at Wapping. Howwer, Egfansion there are only 108 rooms availaUe in the system: 24 at Avery; 24 at EAST HARTFORD CJLEARANCEI Ordiard HUl; 16 at Pleasant Val ELLINGTON ROAD Ladders ley; 20 at Union-BIfakrorth; and BRADLEY GROUNDS 24 at Wapping. S. WINDSOR TOWN LINE Therefore, the proposed new 1 6 -F oo t sdxxd would not onfy reUeve over Save 10.00 to crowding at Wapfdng, faut also Pttsh -ttp overcrowding in aU other schools. TUES., JULY 16 The board wiB request an opin- AUSPIGES B.P.OJL 18M 8 9 : 0 8 9 14.96 NOW ! from Town Attorney EkKvln Ideal handjonan’s ladder! Has automatic on as to the legality of spring locks, pressure-sealed rungs, rubber tlwir pokey regarding a ailent feet. Smooth-sliding sections separate, make 2 ladders. Smartalre Shoes Reg. Priced 20-ft. size 18.44 24-ft. size 21.95 N O W ! Ends Tuesday From $6.99 to $9.99 • ADULTS ONLY e "Dintt in Aiiflittiittc Colonial Afmosphoro'* BURNSIDE Mow 8t onMsnAng priooL pour favorite fEE pEHME tti PYQUAUC INN vtaaiaanien ' COMPLETELY AIR-OQNDCnONED Smaiteiie riioee tirnt prove faihiOn b tt 161 M AIN ST.. WETHERSFIELD. CONN. look—not ft piloel Ghodw from flirtaUiagi TEL. 629-9468 o AMPLE PARKING ' Bftt% siiftit dieviy. og telWed pomps. SMORGASBORD •I In the sBaaon's moit vMDtod oolon aod l ^ i b a N B Our Best Posable 4-Cylinder Portable A F e a tu re s^rkft. Not si itaes Ifi al i^fatt Craftsman Sprayers Tank-Type Sprayer hiiiaHw ll. IwU’irwiewt Hr-T«y hwi W E D N E S D A Y Good, Thrifty Soon Dttcor-Eitt siTAii s nitiii SATURDAY. 6 to 9 PJL. JPHftEEBA TIE lEIIILTI THE H (»a: OF EllEITIELLI uiriEcemAisci SUNDAY, 8 “to 8 PJL Lat«cFlatPaittt HoiMtt Pcdiits BIU IMA temiiwM ELEPIXIT lE ll 0000 r o o D 1 4 0 5 0 TIE iicoaruAiu. vstis.raafM Regular 159.50 • Ilin U I lllllt TIEIFE LUNCHEONS eM kiM AJLtos l I J S t t p Regular 84.95 ■OUA’E iM u m D INNERS.... k m s p j l • PJL 2 Gal. * 5 2 Gal. *5 f i Y T m H c E j i p m w Powerful % H.P. motor, piston type sprayer lets -Completely autonfatic. Sprays any paint, lubri EX IfLLtI i D E L IC IO U S S U N D A Y lERS Smoofiw OB oeailj with you paint 4 to '6 times faster than with brush. cant! Up to 3.0 Qfm at 60 psi. Ruggedly built, EKmcuiAi MctAimuTiHcstnaift 18 N O O N T O 8 P J L roDor o r bruab, le waah- A boon for low budgetet Spray adjusts from fine to wide fan,, no messy works fast. Has pressure regulator, 7% 'gallon TIAIIID VIU AlWAUFUline ArtMAn S(PECIAL FRIDAY NIGHT-^WHARFSIDE DINNER ■bte. Tbote werti oleen. S OjpM OB beeuttfuUy with overspray. W ith ^ ru ^ n d hose. tank, siphon or pressure feed gun. % H.P. KiHMMuic Dou* NEiEi.aen raunu Main St. brush o r roller. 8 eoiora. v-nAt-aaioaK nru 1 lUBKaMFitaa CLOSED Reaqiiet and party roam avaflaUe fhr ^&emarSl^skif LITTLE lilt Ell lEIIIL llU m 4 rtan n t m.liMnav jgpi ipjR weddlBgR banqueUrand holiday portiea Manchester Shofqiing Parkade Free Store-Side Parking MONDAYS ean 82»«MS. ^llop at Sears and Save Weiit Middle Turnpike—643-1681 ‘ 9 PAL aad 8 P-li.' MANCHESTER PARKADE Open 9:30 fL t/ L to 9 P3I. Comfortably On AdmiraT Chttdren 8L06, Sttrittiftctiaai G furanteed er Y o o f M oney Back SEARS (Tuesday, Satorday fill 8 PJM.) A^'Conditio^ OPiN WEDNfSDAY, THURSDAY owl PRIDAY iqOMTS T U f

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■ r ■ -a’ . ,f • >1 i. • ... P A C T W r M V' »■ ** ' NUNCOSffRa N TIE ^ nSALD. MANGÊSTEI^ O0lN»,‘THtJ!»I)AY, JULY W| 19« ■- U . C , r ' - ■ .yv “ r ' ~ lUNCffllSniili EVENING HERALP* lUMCHMnEBy OC^,* THIJBSAAYrÛLY U , ^ « 1 . - . r p ■ ^ ", " • V-V'V ' '■ ■ ; ■/ . School Stand . . .4T '.O''.' . • ' '• " - ..A' ' GaveWallace Another Grand Union EXCLUSIVE SizeinSbuth P o n io u s ' By U X ninMAa VONTGOlOatT, Aim. (AP) - Mcrirey. ^ an Almlmmm poUticml - flcure. Gov. George C. ftÛmce mmy bmve emerged from the Untver* •ity o f Almhmmm rmeiml crlaia a. taller man tbaa ever before. Him "sclioolbaase .,door” atand agalnat the admittance o< - thrM Negro gtudents to the univeiMty, aUiough unaucceoaful, 1# the m non for a greater nreeUge. 7i Wallace atlll eUaga to the Ix ^ that, aomAoar, he will convince the federal courta that tha three Negroea were lUegally admitted to the unlveralty, where Confed erate otOcera trafned a century ago. ^ H O I N S A I N J SAVE CASH... Recently, the nnlveraity hoard • ( truateee, o ( which the governor la ex-otflclo preaident, asked the Get BLUE STAMPS tod U.8. Sth Chcult Court of' Appeala a t DOUBU STAMPS to aet aalde the Dtatrict Court or der which put the Negroee in ^•98-6.98 echool. EVERY WEDNESDAY Much of the praiae In the atate for hia reftiaal to-leave the achool houae door until federallsed lan d O 'LAm BUTTER & €8‘ tlonal Guard troops marched onto the campua ie baaed on the ab- POKQHT IT... ■ence ot mob violence. Wallace FAKIIHOIISE FIO IElf %»H.h 'yeu .hop GronJ-Wey. FREE bad aealed o ff Bm univeraity with H'untiot (or e .p .t to frop state tn>open,k And Iwd National dio lom lly bu» eon t^ o o Guardsmen on standby duty ba- let of lough* out of life... CREAM PIES %33‘ w ith fota they ware called Into federal ospociolly when the only service. parking »pol apaa furnt up Encouraged by the aupport, the • «ix blocks and on ■rmlut of 100 WITH THIS COUrOH AHD TASTY this nrenor has hdensifled hia de- hoovy bondlos away...with tAILORIB Srmfaiation to withhold Alabama’s ktdt« yotl You*ra antitiad A niRCHASI or $5.00 Ot MORE c o u p o n electoral votes from Prseldent «n aosiar tint# thon that* •S% DACRON - nnM BLUE Kennedy In next year's election. NO MOBl Coma anjoy il. Porkings |C*C«Wl BMT W»W CiM fOWwl B«M BAKED BEANS •::r49*’ He traveled to Jackson, Was fraa ond ao»y at Grond-W«y to help organise a companion in CUTTINO STRAP8I 95% COTTON STAMPS 3 COUPON GOOD THRU lAT.. JU LY j p . GLORimA-SUCDuRlHVB #HAA dependent elector drive there. BITTIB IHUrOM COUPON PtI CMTOMf • it the two states, and poaalbly PADDID A ethers, do rebel against the n tlonal Democratic party again, UHPABDIO WALK SHORTS I i'* t I I ELBERTA PEACHES 3-ir^ P Wallaee may head a states nghta pP^dential ticket. MODILSI 1 of an unidedged elector DTCHEIf CAID n would be to force the MeCBon into the Bouse of Repre sentatives. Wallace has no illu sions that -he could be elected on SALAD DRESSING * 3 9 ' a third party ticket But be may have other political n S S H F A X ambitions—pwhape the U.8. Sen ate. Or a secimd term as governor H N E A P m 4 ^$loo atartli^ in IVTl, The state consti- tutkm {Hohihlts the governor from DRINK GRAPEFRUIT succeeding hlinself. 8en. John Sparkman, Democrat, eomes up for re-elecUon in' 1986, A n d AlAVUBfBi hut Wallace oaakbi't oppoee Mm t.—ar urifc.T* * n o s then. The governor Is dlsquaUfled Summer Food Guide by law from occupying any elec SODA »**5P0SIT 4 l 8 9 ' ■ ON'AINS RKiPtS fOR tive state ofBce fhr at least a 1 .A 9 lA C H con year after the, es^lratlon of Ms • ‘ .it, lor Giili ,ind Ptitio term in 1967. Foetoring 65% D «w a polyw- • Summrr G.i'd'-n Spccidltios If Wallace hu designs on the tor 33* 0 »tteii; fortrol poly- Senate, he w ill M ve to wait until • Cool bur^.m, r D' ostor L cotton; Mmbod wovow Sen. Lister ttli. Democrat, comes The newest thing In bros... cotton plaids, poplins shosrs • V.' .ght itrh' •,' '■■urnmiT FoOC iq> again in 1968. im T O CATSUP 2 ’S r 4 9 ' One critic who disagreed with t o every fdthionl No more A batik fabrics 1 Ass*t solids Wallace's promised defiance wi cutting straps or uncomto- fancies, cotton madras plaids sJu Alabama’s lA. Gov. James B. toble clew*! Stretch A checksi Ivy .doll A seM- Allen . strops stoy porfoctly In belted styling! Custom tailofed After the crlaia, Allen told a plaeo...thoy only movp Montgomery cM c club WMIace fsoturas, 29-42 w u Ie d r i n k A ; : : * ! ' ”’ SPRAYSTAROl '1^ 29* bad “matured as a statesman. Qs whon you mpvo! Woor thorn laid aside some political conald- off th« thoJldor, shouldor aUUD BRANS A . MAc erationa and reached fun pblltleal tip or rogulor potition ! maturity.’’ Poddod & unpoddod modols MTERGENTmZSrAS'’ Alabama newspapers generally in whito cotton! A B l> C I I' / cheered Wallace. The Montgom ciipi, sizes 32-40 I <' ery Advertiaer. wMch disagreed ■ABBGO ^ 4 M . BoomiBfioBmi , n f i , with the wisdom of the sôol- bouse door stand but conceded the lambs WudSirawierrt ^ 9 9 emor was' obligated to carry OREO CREMES J ^ 45*’ out, said, "Among Southern^ r governors, he baa a very distinc eiAMip g k t k , tive posMan and will be very wauctnuMnaca A . CfOO much In demand over the eountry COOKIES 3 5? 1 SPRAYSTARCB ” 2t 39* as a ^leaker.” wrep^»d^^^"g° Slow pri«** SWEET-LUSCIOUS Miss Cohen Grad Of Mandl College

Susan Ellen Cohen, d a u ^ te r o f lb. Mr. and Mra. Sol R Cohen, 61 FAMOUS BO OAL. Jordt St., was graduated yrnder- MAKS SMCBERRIES day from Mandl College of Medi BLASTK cal Technology,' New Torfc City. MUs CMten. a 1961 graduate of 4 S B C Manchester mgh SchooL„has ac OABBAOi nCE FROM cepted employment in Shmrt Hills, MILMAC N . J. CAN LAMB ( P THE WESTERN OmNlBWARI CHOP WORM nBM 8QDIRBIS , Our Sop. ORCHARDS > Discount OOLJJNSVIlAiE. Conn. (A P )— Prieo 3.9T A service station operator who Ceaporoblo ^Hh bonus tni sella worms to fishermen was 9.00 Voluo 17.96 Only Tt warned that dispensing cut-up A hotisehoM must! lU S l'C lIS P ttUr. lA lti lOM worms in place ct whole ones Spring Bouquet or Golden Silver color with o block could place him in violation of a Wheat patterns! Can't be top! Lock typo lid! Easy ou n g COOHTRT IM » state law agalnsf misrepresenta harmed by detergent, hot to clean I CUCUMBERS BANANAS RED PLUMS tion. woter or dishwater ! 8 din PVancis M. Gerss, deputy com Get IS "droTBSir missioner ot consumer producUon, ner plates,' sondwich pla UTBR acted on complaint of a resident tes, soup-cereals, cups A m Stan vo S..25' 2 . 29' . 25' who said he purchased a can of soueers! 1 platter, vegeU ii§!—J lb. PLUS a wonna for $1. Instead of 48 worms, able bowl, sugar bowl with he .diumed that he received only ®hanct to 13, each eUt Into four pieces. ’ soyor A croomorl MAKE L n m USIER And Ton Get 66 O h e o f Trlple-S Blue Stamp. CHOPS UTCBEN 6ABDEN ^ CNAA WINDOW SHADES FRENCH FRIES WASHABLE ronTuMBCHOPS INTERSTATE M E VYE Si£S. 2k 39< 2k 29' AQUA SHADES ' 'i f t tc Made to Order CE...IVE SO fgOtiLDSIt CHOPS LDun^ 2st35* m!Sc(HJ«.2s^39* W WW With Toor Roltere Fan Liae of Custom s VENETIAN BLINDS OH SALB E isa PATtttS onojSn£s±::2,.89'’----- ..Ill I. I « ■ I .iijii I ri " 89‘ ■ > . cBon KJctMtlfLotUL NJtUpjjHW'T^UeA.i L A. JOHNSON FRIDAY i!5I«H»«io ABB H P * PAitrr oo. ■ tO R N IH g r u n flE N C H APPLE ur CBBim 72^ Main 3U TeL MI 9-4501 combuuM iia s v c d M s i yia sT s b b v i d i @m3S ^fc. PINEAPPLE PIE DISH DETERGENT PULL SIX! CORNED I STURDT S-WIB ^ NOW N O W 9 9 k 49' ‘ ALUMINUM A O U lS f _ muummmwmim RiUWOOD CHAIRS ^ p o u n d CAKE RING 2~ 49* I "iiirSS* ------i rAWiYMa — And Ton 3 .n ” Get SO . 7 . 4 7 » ground BEEF .65- OUR REGULAR PRICE coMOABsayie.eg ^89® SjSbdbacon F O » a u * ° ' WAS 7.34 FOR 2 VEAL STEAKS « n a “S*<5Sw ■Ml biack See'pojes 27on(/ M « j f08l LIMIT S MBM M8T8M -^PPEB CiMoperative poiaes baaed an aawaat aqalvalaa* valeaal . “ SS®”*"

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riNE STu AND HARTFORD RD. Staff Cute in / . UeSeLegationd •* • 'r*- • WASHINGTON (A P l-T stok Into -i' ^ any U.S.. embassy to tba warM. except pCTh^pa to areas «( Africa - \ where things ara not too com fortable, and what do you aea? Attaches, administrators, rSha- i bUitators, military man, toforma-- tio.i specialists and men tietog up loose ends—"far too many peo ple.” This, at least. Is tha way things seem to Ellis O. Briggs, tt. who i ' has set Washington afiina with his obeefvatians about tho dtotcmatic missions ha served for $7 ycers. St. and HARTFORD ROAD . • 'r ,/ 'i '' He expressed his views to an 'tx interview, and elso in testimony PIk* Studio to a Senate subcommittee on ns- tionsl security staffing s^ d opera- Engaged Uons, headed by Sen. IHenry M. The engagement of Misa Nancy Jackson, D-Wash. | Xarie Browning of Live Oak, Fla., - Even senators who did not to'Carl 'Laurence Maaxtal of Man share Briggs’ views on non-pro chester has been announced by her fessional ambassadors and the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Peace Corpa—he opposes b o th - Burton Browninj^ of Live Oak. commended the retired diplomat Her fiance is the son of Mr. and for his ability and candor. Mrs. Carl Stanley Masital of 82 Sen. Jack.ion said, •'Ambassa Goodwin St. dor Briggs is a pro to the very Miss Browning is an honor gradu best sense. He has had the confi ate of Suwanee High School, where dence of three Republican admin she was chosen for the Hall of istrations and three Demi^ratic Fame in recognition Of scholarship administrations.” . and leadership. She has won many Many embassies, Briggs ssiw. dancing awards, and has appeared could do with half or less of their in summer stock' at Yarmouth staffs. In nearly every case the Mass: Shîs a Junior in the school people are loyal, conscientious of Arts and Sciences at Florida and hard working. “It's Just that State University, Tallahasee, where there are far too many of she is a speech and English major, them.” Briggs says. "They chjttfr and Spanish minor. up the premises." " Mr. Masztal is a graduate of Briggs added that about 80 per Manchester High School, where he TOTS’ IRIS' cent of the over-staffed embas was a member of the swimming sies are headed by political ap and track teams. He served.three SLEEVELESS WASH W Wl pointees as "inexperienced to dip years in the paratroopers of the SUMMEI lomacy as to directing an army U.8. Army. He is a Junior at ^ Q L O R o n corps, a fleet of warships or an Florida State University, where he air force.” Is on the dean's list, and majoring SENIOR COnON SHIRT PLAYWEAR Most Cabinet departments—es- in government. He was a member p ^ N - U N C S BliOISES x:ially Defense, Commerce, at Uie FSU circus in his freshman reasury. Agriculture and Justice year. —have people in the embassies, Surf and so 6o other agencies “ all the 24” G R ILL DRESSES M way from one end of the alpha bet to the other,” he aald. Group Directs The average U.S. embassy. Eo. Briggs says, is groaaly over X/ staffed, particularly by agencies Gripes About $0 .0 0 other than the State Department. State Department officials shied away from any direct answer to Poor Housing * 4 . 9 7 Jamaicas, pedal pushere, Briggs’ comments. They did esy gome with UnainJcabie Uo-hf ■ * eahtn boys, shorts, crawl- Foreign Service personnel were pant'*' m , sunsults, in denim and it sent abroad unleM it was felt By JOT BmLLER ueker prints, stripes, fir — , * th^ were neceesary. NEW YORK (AP)—*‘My baby 1.28 ” 1 and solids. Bri^gf declined to name em !• ' - ■ . * Ehumd heat-resistaot bowl, adjiistable grill • Full sweep unpressed pleats was bitten by a rat iast night— Mae ahdmaisa. drSelf belts' - bassies ho considers pvetatsffed. the third time. The landlord says heights, chrome plated grill. Sturdy, rugged. p ool o r M m f. but impiie n v naMONE WOlOliy wOpWCTIOn ^ A B A R D W E Mrs. Samuel Hartwell .‘‘We keep AHOY! -'^Today there isN;i^y one Ameri running recoras on the status of can ambassador mT the entire world (Howard Jonesvs, ambassa each 'com pli^ t. We follow up with . . . CoevdalBd opes stock iMkoom Pieces! EASY.CARE ACMLAN dor to Indonesia) who '^ s been phone checks and- make on-the- SOLID OAK KING SIZE DELUXE •a live Bcene inspections. We go to court 9 NAUTICAL at his post for as long «■ five LA to see how the cases Are handled. CHOICE OF; years. The average, the lasT I looked it up, was less thAiKA And we keep files on landlords. Wagon Wheel We cap^put out at random cards 6 WEB CHAISE year and a half.” Bedroom Units jsl Bunk Bed, ladder that sîow an owner has paid 80 $ < 0 0 One way to cut down embassy ''x and gârd radl ’ 3 . 9 6 staffs, he said, is for staffs of fines./which is still cheaper than “SSnsey a* im . . . you’ve aald this many tunes to describe DOUBLE TUBULAR ARMS sametfMag toqgh. rugged and durable . . . these handsome comlated Splndel Panel Bed'' foreign sdd missimis to pull out fixing the ceilings or getting rid Bachelor Chest /' of jrh ts.” aedbeom f itrej are skillfully crafted in beautiful, natural grain solid when projects are finished. Rancher 3- / Only once has the five-day- •aJk. Ybpa Cm duiahility and rustic beauty, these authentic reproduc- “ When you terminate a pro aSsms: ec pfnweer Americana will fit gracritoily into your master bed- Drawer Desk/ gram you don't automatically get a-week service ..been, interrupted. Low Boy Ch^t That’s when they were forced to team . . . m stand up to the toughest abuse in the children’s room rid of the Indians.” ..be said. amfl merm lose their g o ^ looks.' Mirror $19^ "Some try to remain Indefinitely, move to new quarters because the 4-Drawer/Chest ^ f a in t Roller city’s department of buildings said heather. tieing up loose riids. As they ex OPEN STOCK BEDROOM “COLONY Nile Stapd $19.88 $C.97 plain It to you." theyi were violating the build COlXJHTnON.'* Buy the baskt pieces you Chair $18.88 «nd TRAY 4 ^ ing code by using their hotel need NOW : . .additiciial pieces may be Comer Table apartment space for commerical purchased as the family grows: $19.88 purposes. Cuban Te^n-agers Straus commented wryly that he was pleased to find the depart See Executions ment enforcing the code. ” VVe only Non-Cliii***5^^ 12 Vi G au ge wish that the thousands of New strong Firestone -/cion ]’ MIAÛ. Fla. (AP»—A newly ar Yorkers in - our slum neighbor- 36” H ig h r webs, in green and white rived (Juban refugee youth says hoods whose a p p ^ to the build- combinations. Adjust to Button front with teen-agers are forc^ to witness Jngs department ‘so often go un h i gAX*0»°*” , four positions, fuU folding. overslse nautical execuUons,of anti-Cdstroites in his heeded could g ri the same kind Mvjb ca rta s Revere 1” aliunlnum. pockets. Perfect homeland! of attentiem.” for beach, casual He said Wednesday that young Call for Action was stsuled when lOff or lounge wear. Ctommunists relish the spectaclg WMCA was nmning a hard-hitting roU ^ pi-i- fntot Mid h ^ . f V Sizes small,.me blit Uiat others like himself seven-part documentary on the dium and large in found it repugnant. i housing situation. At h r ; same with DOUKE-COATEPI Heavy Steel resUta dis easy-care cotton. "Before the firing squads g o)to time, a group o f women taking MJPGET riam aa to **- work, some young people taunt a course in community leadership tortion. Weathrt _tos2Sto3S. TERMS resistant, gal^^ the rictim.s with statements jpte reached the conclusion that bad BC^V.S’ find G IR L S - ‘take a last look at the caskets in bousing situation. At the same nized life. 30” - which they are going to put linquency and other big city prob you,’ " ssiid Luis Torres Perez, 17, lems. They tried to figure out who escaped his homeland by . ^-dather upnen. . s a n d a is ■ ’ ,x4x48” htob$n.»0a«>0'«>'‘’ S-WEB FOLDING something they could do. small boat. It so happened a member of the Torfes ssdd that in Santa Clara, class was Ellen Straus, wife of 5’ FENCE POSTS...... * where' he lived, “this macabre WMCA’s president. The rest came WESTINGHOUSE S a -S -5 ‘ 1 . 3 7 A* FENCE POSTS . spectacle is set up two o f three about logically. FAMOUS CURAO ALUMINUM times a week.” "W hy not?” asks Peter Straus. .>■ "Private citizen efforts fail be 13 CUBIC FOOT cause they have no means of put ting on the public heat. Commun Danish Dog Walks ications media efforts fail because DOUBLE DOOR Only on Hind Legs they’re not sustained. But a ra PLASTIC CHAIR dio station and a group of deter mined women working together Paper ODENSE, Denmark (AP)—Puc- amnriiere in the. country seems REFRIGERATOR FIRST QUALfTY--***'*" ^ ki, a year-old poodle, has baffled unbeatable to me.” WCNIC Danish medical 'm en. He walks Thbnq SANO a l S , only on his hind lega > AeteeoHc Defrestiiig JUG BANDAGES "The dog started walking up Science Making . 1 All S t ^ ' right when he was three months, Picnic Plates * 105 Ul. Tnw Frccatr . . for Men old." his Owner. Carl W. Soell-' Poinsettia Obey 2 l 9 9 for Women tog, told a reporter. ”We never Mml for Chiidr*ii trained him to do it. “ When Pueld goes walking U’a WASmNGTQN—If the Christ Heavy Fii«st(»ie velon webbing. Full mas poinsetUa in the hriAg room I nearly always on' his bind legs. Sometime# he stands upright for kxAed better^ last year tlua in folding. Stremg 1” Revere tubular | construction. more than five mtontea staring at the paM, chances are it was - ~ r . - ^ — because oTsonte apfdied science. 100 Pkg. taiS: 1 somethtog toteresttog.'” One Danish surgeon has adtajl PninsiUia growers have learned 1 9 8 permission to take x-rays df puo- to oontrol growth with chemicals ki's pelvic region' to' an attempt and to delay flowering by Ught- wilite.* O rt UquidSt to find out why he apes the hu raaAtsaiBy t aigfat. ion. AH niDGET TERMS .r.'r - _ S turdy Bfiiwcnt man atâee. BnieHliig gava Mb is Iwltod, okay, aajte. iik ito brought to Just amifiBg. ter, t^ f c j ^ lpd eiM er the; ' monnlHalton I ^ ^

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