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Angnst n , 18M ■ - - lO . and M n . Oriswold Chap* CampiMU Council, KufC, Yvill tbe sat Wine ocmoA be ^■Tl>TTTiTrT 1rl O ■ v s l 1 11 Town p M df 4T8 N. Main S t wOl cale- faavs it« annual family picnic Police Arrests Scouts Take ed and ttta gUiaaee could be kept PWr, asolar toadght, law to bnta their 60th wedding anni> Sunday from noon to 6 pm . at as aouvenira. Outstda ttie oaatla GLASS ENCLOSURES 1 3 ,7 0 5 ZiVlauiXfIpiliipL l i WUJpU U IJ^ Ms. Thnraday aaast|y aMuy, Mito ; Wita ■•• U to 15, InterMtod varsary with an open house Martin Park, Bast Hartford. No ttiera were beautiful sisniena, Sunday from 2 to 7 at North and a wonderful siaw of the to mM ar upper Tta, plauauat. reaervatlona art necessary. Ronald W. Pinney, 80, qf 15 Cruise Down tO'tirjttlff to Iw ehaerloadert Matho^t Church for friends cHy. **•---- •* Uro*#in ' f tlw MUiohMter Pony Rold- Tickets will be aold at the Sku*! St., has been charged with FOR RATHTUiS Manehetter A City of Village Charm and relatives. park. "On Monday, Aug. 1C, we I d p Itetb oll Toam, a n ramlnd- failure to obey/m traffic signal m d SHOWERS M V to OMMt tomorrow at 1 p.m. Rhine River traveled to Mainz, where a Parents and friends o f Girl (red light). The onsight traffic ataamer took tu on an aJl-day (CUoitfled Advertliteg am Pag* M ) PRICE SETSIf o n m at tha Waat Sida Rac, 110 Cadar St. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh­ Glacs does a beauttfal Job for YOL.L3 WW.4II NO. 17» (TWBNTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1964 Scout lYoop 1 will have a get ter of Isabella, will have a busi­ violation occurred yesterday at trip down the Rhine River to tmdk ■ t Tha ahaarlaadera are apon- together at 7:S0 p.m. tomorrow Linda- Mahar, a m e n ^ r of ness meeting tonight at 8 at the about 4:30 p.m. on Main S t, at Cologne. Ihe trip took 10 hours purposes in your bathroom. Eaiy to aored by tha Women’s Auxiliary in the girl scout room of Cen­ Senior Girl Scout Troop 1, re­ a t tha Manchester Midget and home of Mrs. Thomas Mag- Purnell PI. Pinney was issued and we saw many caatles, ruins Clean. Never wears out. ter Congregational Church. A a summons to appear in Cir­ ported on the girls’ stay in Ger­ of casijes, and ttie l^gmdary Pony Football Association, Inc., tape recording the scouts made notta, 32 Marshall Rd. many Aug. 8 to 10th. haadad by Mrs. John MoNary, cuit Court 12, Manchester, on rock, Lorelei. After docking in in Weymouth, England, will be Sept. 14. She wrote: "Leaving Swlts- (Jolo^e we had slipper and than W E N 8 A M . to 5 P M . M VWtwlckRd. ■ATURDAT 8 AM. to M N009T played. Parents whp wish to Richard Thurs, 17, of 210 Ad­ erland wraa hard, but w« did so boarded first dam aleepem Yor show slides or movies'the girls Cleo Pounds on the morning of Aug. 8, and Qartar DaOMmier, son of Mt.. dison Rd., Glastonbury, was an overnight trip to Copenha­ have sent home should Mng 4 H to H old charged with failure to obey traveled by train to Germany. and Mn. George DeCormler, their own projecton. gen.’’ |^“^ ’jMcCarthy Urges LBJ t n Porter St., left K enne^ a stop sign last night, after At a three-hour stopover in J. k. WHITE auss 00. being observed driving his mo­ Basil, we met Mrs. John Haller- Airport today plane for the Mountain Laurel Chapter, County Fair 31 73 O n ^ Bahama Hotel where he tor scooter through a stop sign Welsskopf and family, friends I b M l T k e m Ml *- » Sweet Adelines, Inc., will have on Cooper St. at W. Center St. Under Threat of Miss Ehnily Smith. They took Keys iHll attend a convention of Engagement a sing-out Thursday at 7:30 About 500 members of the Thurz was summoned to ap­ ua all to a restaurant for tea Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. pjn. at the Smlth-Wlghtman Ke will enter his senior year at Tolland County 4-H club will en­ pear In Manchester's Circuit and pastry. Later we walked to cottage, Standish Rd., Coventry Court 12 on Sept. 14. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — l^rfta University, Medford, ter the 22nd Annual 4-H Fair a church near the Rhine River. Angelo - Roberts Lake. Mrs. Gertrude Drensel of Raymond L. Burns, 18, of 86 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A ngdo GRADUATE and UNDERGRADUAH Hurricane Cleo, with at Maas., neat monUi. 8 Davis Ave., Rockville, owner Bfuall is the spot where Ftance, to be held Friday and Saturday Range Hill Dr., Rockville, yes­ Switzerland and Germany meet, of 6 Alien Dr., Vernon, an­ least 64 dead in her wake, Choose Humphrey o f the cottage, will be the host­ at the TAG building on Rt. 30. terday was picked up by Rock­ and we could see buildings in nounced tbe engagement of Ivoning Courses at thrashed slowly and errati­ ess. Lake residents are invited ville Police on a court warrant to hear the group. Members ' The youngatera will vie for each country from the church­ their daughter, Mias Dolores cally today across central prizes in 25 exhibition classes, charging him with breach of yard. Jean Angelo, to Larry Jay Ea»t "Hartford and WiUimantie B A R R iC iN i may bring guests. Refreshments the peace. The charge stemmed Cuba on a course threaten­ will be served. which are open to all 4-H mem-1 "About an hour before our Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. eaehiBively at hers. All exhibits must be ow n -' from an Aug. 21 fight at t,he Jay Walter Roberta, Orem, WH.LIMANTIC STATE COUEGE ing the Keys. Friendly Ice Cream at 435 departure we went to the train Poll Reveals ed, prepared, managed or pro­ station to meet Dolores York Utah. The Miami Weather Bureau Mississippi The Army-Navy Auxiliary Main St. in which Raymond predicted that minor squallz in Liggeff Drug will have its first meeting of duced by the exhibitor as a 4-H and Diane Swanson, who were Miss Angelo is a senior at Offers English. Literature, Mathematics, History, project, according to Ann Wis- Lewie, 19, of French Rd., Bol­ advance of the storm would the fall season Wednesday, ton, was beaten up and taken returning to the troop from Mi­ Rockville High School. Mr. Rob­ PABKADE loh of Mansfield, president of Psychology, Science, Sociology, Art and Music and reach the Keys during the after­ Scant Alarm Rejects Seat Sept. 2 at the clubhouse. A to Manchester Memorial Hos­ lan after a two-week trip to erts is a 1962 graduate of the Fair’’ Association. Orem High School. He is serv­ noon and it expected to hoist potludc will be served at 6:30 pital whfre 14 stitches were Italy. Dolores was not in Switz­ Education Courses at both graduate and undergradu­ gale warnings tonight. p.m. Members are reminded to On FYiday, activities will in­ required to close lacerations of erland with the troop and, since ing with the U.S. Navy aboard On Backlash C o m p ro m ise clude the judging of all exhibits the USS Wltek, stationed at ate levels. Coming off the north coast of bring articles for a gift table. the eye and lip. Burns posted a she loves Swiss chocolate, the Cuba, over the warm waters of and Dairy Breed Classes. Sheep New London. $500 bond and his case will be girls presented her with 26 the Florida Strait, the hurricane and Beef Breed Classes, and o r -. Tuition: $ 1 7 . 5 0 Credit Hour ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. S. Sgt. Norman Gagnon of presented in Circuit Court 12 candy bars when she arrived. No date has been announced could quickly regain some of Its ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SUMMER SPECIAL! ganized games will be conduct-1 Blast Hartford, formerly of on Sept. 14. "After saying goodbye to for the wedding. lost power. Its winds, which (AP) — Almost all Demo­ (AP) — Democrats turn Portable Typewriter Manchester, is stationed at ed. A Fair Time Frolic, featur-1 Robert William McCabe, 21, Cleaned, Oiled the Haller - Weisskopf family 140 miles an hour over Haiti, cratic leaders say they har­ from convention battles to Peshawar, Pakistan. He is with ing square and round dancing of 42 Hamlin St., was charged A4|nsted we boarded the train for Held' For Additional Information, MaU To: dropped to 75 over Chiba. bor no fears about any the loud but peaceful rit­ Security Service. He is a I960 with calls and music provided with breach of the peace last elberg where a coach took us to Reports from Cuba on the New Ribbon $ by Bill Bromley of Hebron, will white voter “backlash” in 7.99 graduate of Manchester High night at 10 o’clock following a storm’s position were not com­ ual tonight of acclaiming be held for 4-H members. Bad-Soden and we spent two BRUCE E BRADFORD YAU School. verbal argument with a patrol­ nights In a luxurious hotel. We plete. the November presidential I President Johnson as their On Saturday, the exhibits will man on Main St. McCabe post­ were served dinner, even CEMENT WILLIMANTIC STATE COLLEGE, WILLIMANTIC Fidel Castro’s weathermen election. nominee and hearing final­ Typewriter Service A committee on arragements be opened to the public at 9:30 ed a $25 bond and was ordered : t m S S t m < though we arrived at 10:30 p.m. have been cooperating with Instead, they confidently say ly his choice of a mnning 648-49M for the West Side Old Timer’s a.m. At 10 a.m. there will be a , to appear in court Sept. 14. hourly reports, forecaster Paul they hear what they call the Reunion will meet tomorrow at It tasted extra good as we had Name ...... *...... horse show and dairy showman- | Moore said at Miami, "but much larger crack of a moder­ mate. 7 p.m. at the West Side Rec. not had a real meal while trav­ W. H. ENGLAND still moving in a northwesterly dir^tion, Hurri­ All hands — including San. ship classes; at 1 p.m., Sheep eling. there have been none from im ate Republican “ frontlash” Showmanship Classes and Beef AddreM ...... •'...... cane Cleo pounded Camaguey Province in Cuba Eugene J. McCJarthy’s — point­ Driver Admits "We visited Heidelberg LUMBER CO. mediately near the storm cen against Barry Goldwater on Showmanship Classes; at 3 p.m., i last night and today is moving toward the Florida ter.” Nov. 8. ed to Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, Auction of Flowers, Vegetables '■ Castle with its big wine cellar the bustUng quick-talking party Accident Blame and wine vat, with stairs lead­ "A t the Green" 649-5201 Town ...... Phone...... Keys. (AP Photofax.) "Maybe communications are These views came in an Asso­ and Foods, and all exhibits and j out," Moore said, "or conditions whip in the Senate as the man livestock will be removed from ■ ing to a platform at the top of ciated Press survey of the party John.son wants for vice presi­ :r B o ! are so bad they haven’t been leaders at the Democratic Na­ the fair grounds. A young motorist involved in able to make observations.” dent. tional Convention. They were McCarthy, who had been an­ NATIVE m iSi^E'*SoLOENlO EN JUIILEE Exhibitors may register at an early morning accident yes­ A Cuban forecast monitored asked whether they thought terday revealed his identity to other favorite in the vlce-preel- fMd RED HAVEN PEACHES. the TAC building, and exhibits Papal Peace Plea: in Miami said the hurricane was there is a backlash, and, if so, FOR RENT dential derby, declared today in way be entered from 3 to 8 p.m. police several hours after he left expected to move off the north how the Democrats should meet Native BARTLETT PEARS ’n ORAVEN8TEIN APPLES Thursday and from 8 to 9:45 the accident scene without stop­ 8 and 16 mm. Movie Frojec- Cuban coast near Calbarlen, favor of Humphrey, a fellow It. Minnesotan. a.m. Friday. Animals, except ping. tora— aoond or ailent, also city 180 miles south-southeast of Most did not agree on how to Police did not file charges McCarthy sent a telegram t o poultry and rabbits, may be 35 mm. slide projeotora. the middle Florida Keys. handle it. At the same time, 276 OAKLAND ST. brought to the grounds between against John J. O'Brien Jr., 17, Avoid Arms Race "We can tell more about the Johnson this morning, acknowl­ WELDON DRUG CO. they did not seem disturbed edging he had been interested MANCHESTER 5 and 8 p.m. Thursday. of 99 Laurel St., after he told storm and its movements,” about their disagreement. The them he had been involved in 901 Main SL— TeL 643-5821 for several weeks in the Job but 64.3-6384 The 4-H Fair is planned and backlash, in their view, was not the accident which was under CA8TBL OANDOLFO, Italy

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‘v ■ ' ' '■ glRW“ -iSf,'A ■• ^ --• ';; • 4>-^ ' — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1964 PAGE THBinl MANGHISTER IVENINO HBRAIA MANGBlVipU 00|IK^ 1964 PMuw, abov« BTsry other latar- est, every other value, that of Shcinwold iDii"p#iige Pope Urges human dignity and fraternal Viet Choice tfEhit4fnment Friday, Cast Good W t t o r concord, and a toretaeta of Joy n and proaparity which eab never ’t ■'■ Stamps a u f Nations Shun D e la y e d on ' , I n ‘W adcat’ » 6 TAUL ’h n o i a I again ba bom of war, but only Voter* on Saturday DOTORTANT LiBih aul Msasn of peace in aincerity end good- OPEN 6 DAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE- By AUUD SmnNWMD MORH neas.” 9 f B o w n c IKMUOOMB A rm s R a c e Regim e Boss wfll koM two fuU^mondnf rrteMod th« official. NatlsMa M«i*s Iham CBaiwpInn V 104 Two weeka’ago, with his first “Hay, look tt ovsr. M's wnU encyclical, tha Pope said he was Monday thru Serturdoy 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.—Thiinday 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 PM . „ tfajr alaot or ■—Iowa In Um ICu* corractad totals of reffistered "Tou'ra vary Incoiialstsiit," G AK< (Ckmilniied from Page Owe) voters. worth the trip. The whole osA's oomplahis Oonstant Reader. « A J1 0 9 8 9 (Oorttoned tre n Pag* Om ) ready to Intervene to help aettla ^ H^p*' BuUdinc thla woak; a International dilutes. y a i^ anrollmont aeaalon In th« 'There are 30,178 af^roved tecTieic, but SooUffs a p^iV "SomeUinas yon describe very m r BAST OAK n S M electors on the town lists, 8,076 That’s not the original lyxto k jio y f s our MootoUe otfleo, reqtflre R," In hia message today, the pon­ Also present today were four ngiatacan' otfioa on Friday compUcatsd iflays to gain a ReSTAUKANT tiff apoke in general terms with­ generals — Including three sus­ Delightfully Air-Conditioned For Your Shopping Comfort is; ■ tram S:SO a.m. to 4:S0 p.m., and Rapubllcana. 7,596 Democrats, tout it's a good description of trick, and at other times you |7 5 S he said. and 3.599 unaffiliated. “Wildcat” wbloh opened ?9 8 4 89 OAK I “We are now witneeeing this out specifying the organisatieiu, pected of favoring neutralisa­ n vatar-maklng ceaalon In the act as though tricks didn’t mat­ conflicts or ideologies to which The totals will increase and three-wusk May last night at er. Why don’t you make up K< tion of South Viet Nam — who town cleric’a office on Saturday 9 0 in H frightening phenomenon—the he referred. from 9 ajn. to 8 p.m. change between now and the Tha Oval la Faimington. It’a your selnd enc way or ..the cnnnbling of some of thoM ba- were placed under house arrest KEITH’S GIVES GREEN STAMPS with EVERY DIME YOU SPEND! Oct. 5 town elections, due to tbs flnri show «f tha asi A A lt However, Vatican sources Friday's aeaalon Is only for other and Emu slick to K?” V AJ9 ato principles on which peace said he was referring to the sifter Khanh seized power last thoaa realdenta who are already the scheduling of two full-day, runniBig ttarough Sept. 13. North dealer. and one-half day voter-making It was reosnUy written that must be founded, and the firm United Nations and the disputes Jan. SO. alacton, and who wish to Norih-Soutfa vulnerabU. in the Congo, Cyprus and Viet ahanfa their party affiliation, seesions, the first being the one wMisitWi oomedy audlenos “da- Opening lead—Six of Spadee posMeeion of which waa thought Although student leaders in Waal Nam. Saigon promised to accept the or If now unaffUiated, wish to on Saturday. aerve" a tuns they can whlsUs The principle Is very simple, 2 MT achieved after the tragic exper­ The sources said his ihention Join tba party of their choice. At the time of the May 19 cn leaving the theaUr, and If decision of the military revolu­ 3 D A Y S Cmurtant, old boy: Important 9 f t r A i Ups HAPPY HOUR iences of the two world wars. At of “Subversive propaganda and tionary council, turmoil contin­ Saturday's session is for resi- sp e c ia l referendum election true “Wildcat” viewers gst a tricks are Imporliuit. Fight like 4 P JK TO 8 P JL DAILT the same time, we see the re­ revolutionary disorders” was a Thurs., Fri. there were 21,890 electors on bargain. ued in at least two cities. LAST ’n Sot. denta who are'fiot now voters a tiger for the tricks that count birth of several perilous cri­ reference to communism. Reports from Da Nang, a and wish to ba enrolled. the voting lists. In addition to the wall known toward your eoatraet; don’t teria, which are once again WMiN Since you have 14 points in high COCKTAIL r A c coastal city 380 miles north of Tha apfAlcants on Saturday The k>» of 1,717 names, “Hey, Look Me Over,” there’s struggle for overlilcks. cards you muat open the Md- aeiving to guide a abort-elghted the capital, told of heavy firing muat be . at least 31 years of equally divided among the AP Newsfentures “GUve a UtUs Whistls” and Take today's band, for < dlng. Thera is noOilnf dssper- OF TOUR CHOICE quest for equilibrium, or rather around the government com­ ^ X J G - X J S T age, and must have been real-, three groups, resulted from a By SYD KRONISH “W hat Takes My Fancy.” All ample. South does not need ately bad about a bid of on# at an unstable truce in the rela- Camp Committee munications center. The center dmts of tha state for at least town wide, door-to-door can The United Nations Postal three are bright, lilting and ex­ second tfmde trick; he baa tiona of nations and of the ideol­ vase, which erased the names club, but you havs no rsason to was evacuated. one year, and of the town for at Administration announced that tremely “wliisUeable.” enough tricks for Ms contract open a thrss card suit when you C a v e y ’ s ** ogies of peoples with one an- To Hear Report Now your floors can be beautiful, colorful and soft under your feet least six months. of deceased and removed vot- Donna Weti is expertly cast oUier. Troops reportedly fired on a new stamp on the theme If he brings In Em ohibs. bays a four-eard minor suit to demonstrators for the first time NaturaHxed eitisens will be era "Cessation of Nuclear Testing" as tha brash, hustling usually The important tricks are those e a s t c e n t e r s r a n E T "Yet again there is obscured The Kennedy Day Camp Ad-1 required to show documentary The canvass is held in the Ud. the concept the sacred and , in three days of antlgovern- will be Issued on Oct. 23. The lying Wildcat Jackson, looking that South loses. He ean afford •vlsory Committee will meet next I ment, anti-Catholic and anti- with carpeting thafs famous for the world's most durable Tiber! proof of their oltiaenship. spring of each election year, as S-Cent red and black sdhestve for the one big gusher that will inviolable character of human The registrars' office tMa required by state statutes. to lose one club and three For Sheinwold’s M > page life, and once more men are Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the American rioting in Da Nang. features a dramatic sketch bring her fame and fortune as spades, but aot one riub and booklet, ”A Pocket OuMe to showing a lock snapped on a well as a better outlook for her being calculated in function of « v . four spades. Bridge,” send 60 cents to Bridge their numbers, their possible ef­ CONTINUOUS billowing atomic cloud after crippled "don’t use the word Book, Manchester Eve. Herald, Building to hear a final report „ t, _ .u n a nuclear explosion. The bottom and you won’t notice it" rister. South may capture the king ficiency in war, and not by rea­ of the lock deplete the emblem Thomas Love is also well suited of epades with his ace at the Box 3318, Grand Central Station, son of their dignity, their needs, on this year s operation, and to dement at the edge of Da Nang FILAMENT firet trick In the hope of win­ New Torit 17, N.Y. disciuM plans for making the | lay in ashes after Buddhist NYLON of the United Nations. The de­ their common brotherhood.” DUPONT 501 for the male lead of Joseph Tkis MaR sign of the stamp is by Ole Iknneki Patrick McOllnchy, ning a second spade trick later, Oopyilght 18M The pontiff said that “in var­ camp sessions an annual af- ‘ mobs burned 60 houses Tues- Hamann of Denmark. Collectors otfasrwise known as Joe OynS' but thla is poor policy. The con­ Osneral Fleatares Ooep. ious parts of the world episodes fair. day. The Catholics, many of Interested in obtaining flrst-day tract would not depend on that of war explode in fearful This year's six-week camp them refugees from Communist Complete with thick, resilient foam rubber padding for -- MR briRS you mite, the smartest oM icted are Mark ’Twain Masquers, and oc- the rest of the tricks, making are in our eighth week now.” “Men of good will! Listen to During that time, it was visit- there was no indication of vlol- panoramic views Ikum Vienna's oaaionally area grovf*, stopped his game contract. He warned, however, recent our humble voice, that of a ed by Mrs. Rose Kennedy, plus ence. the same time, you ean learn about the new Sono­ Daily question brother and a father: evoking several consultants of the foun- A terrorist grenade exploded first ricysoraper bulH In 1982. the show cold with Ms hilarious rains could tncreass the swarms dation, and in all instances re- at a bridge near the U.S. Em- tone Binaural Method of Balanced Hearing—the The last time the International pwtrayal of “Sookle" an un­ As dealer, you hold: Spadee, of mosquitoes and cause an up­ the undying memories of the A-J-8; Hearts, A-J-9; Diamonds, two fear^I wars, not to project ceived high praise for its varied bassy in Saigon Tuesday night. naitnral approach to nfurnal hearing. FhUateUc Exhibit wan beM in washed farmer turned oil pros- surge In caaea a weA or 10 days upon the world’s present stoge prqg;ram and its enthusiastic No one was injured by the blast Vienna was 1986. peotor. q-T-5-t; Ohibs, q-7-5. from now. empty and frightening phan­ townwide support. — the third in the capital in five Gome phone or write to Manager Cannata for He and MIbb Diets danced What do you sayT Shop by phone. and pranced their way through Answer: Bid one diamond. toms, but to extend to the Next week's meeting will be days — nor was there signifi- Note foam rubber paddtngl a psivate appointment today. depths of men’s hearts an invi­ devoted, in part, to the source cant damage to the bridge, See the samples “Takes My Fancy” much to the tation to wise and responsible of the financial backing for The blasts were believed to be In your hoTMl FtMoe 848-4159 ‘Hamlet’ Play delight of the capacity drowf reflection, an exhortation to attending. next year's sessions. I the work of Ck)mmunist agents. NURSERY Others deserving mention are Held Over—8rd OUTDOOR ITEMS NOW SONOTONE Record-Smashing WeA AT FINAL CLEARANCE! FURNITURE Now on Film Joan Glasler as Wildy’s young­ Shown Matinee iT er slater; Rosabelle Gordon as Redwood Chaise. NOW Countess Emily O’Brien (vdio a t 8:10 ofHARTFORD Richard Burton will a]|q;>ear Evening a t 8:00 SALE ^15.98 SALE PRICED! in "Hamlet" Sept 33 and 84 at Anally gets Sookle waslM), 247-4070 and Juan Fuentas, Jos Dyna­ Originally $29.98. Water repel­ 18 ASYLUM ST. the State Theater. For the first lent, foam and cotton cushion. Hl-chairs, strol­ time in history, audiences mite’s sidekick. o rm TVEB. - rsa. t:S0 to SKW. SATVBDAT 9:S0 to IKM) Unlike last week when "The 4-Pieoe Folding lers, cribs, nurs­ CLOSED MONDAYS DURING AUGUST throughout the tempting ery chairs, bath- and Canada wiU be able to gath' Best Man” contained a flock of Patio Set. SALE «24.98 Wo Sorvloo All M»kM of Hearing AMs local people, the only local fla­ Originally $34.98. Redwood and Inettes, carriages BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED er in their motion picture thea' and many more. ters and see a Broadway hit eX' vor in "Wildcat” was lent by aluminum. Includes twin settee, actly as it is performed on the Bob Walnum who does a better SHADY GLEN coffee table, 2 chairs. plus jj’VT Green S-tanqw with New York stage. than adequate Job as ’Tattoo, Mow-A-Mstio each purriuMe! A revolutionary new electron­ one of the oU crew. Phw GUENN F (» D Revolutionary ic-optical process, "Electrono­ Director Sam Capuano and “Advance To Mowers. SAI.E 959.95 vision, euid its offshoot, Theatro- musical dirsetor Gene Ohriaty BANANA STAR of ouf AUGUST SALE! have things moving at a tre Tlie Rear” Originally $78.88. Cuts clean, film, made H possible to film Shown at li86 comb.s clean, bags and pulver­ “Hamlet” at a performance at mendous pace up «mtU the last FUDGE ROYALE Carry your izes the clippings. the Lunt-Fontanne Theater, couple of scenes. Perhaps this 8:90 to lOrlO early going is responsible for V Big 3 Passenger 'Hirif-T-Tray , where tt w whtoTtoVtor acclaimed ss one of riie out­ the feeling the ending is a bit Ball-Bearing weak. More likely it's Just the Mat. Dally 1:80—Eve. 7:80 PM cn 7Fs: 1 -fsf: ICE CREAM Gilder. SALE 927.50 4^C. SPECIAL standing theatrical achieve­ AVPie PARKISt, STEREO you or* 9 oing! ments of all time. Tickets are way the book was written. Originally $32.98. Aluminum FOAM QUILT now on sale at the State. ihit The Oval deserves a Made with fresh, sun-ripened You G«t eoo and Steel, made by Bunting. 5.88 There will be four perform­ great big boost for tackling a bananas—ribboned with pure 5 Green 6 Ft. Picnic Set. MAHRESS You Get 60 ances, with matinees at 3 pm. large and difficult musical In its Stampe! Green Stampal miniature surroundings. The milk chocolate fudge. SALE 913.98 Over Resilient Springs and evening shows at 8 p.m. Ad­ Calif. Redwood, table, 2 benches. Gay, charming floral mission prices will approximate postage-stamp stage contains MANSFiELOu This beauty has a flip-down automatic 4-Hpeed You Get 400 enough action for several fuB- changer, dual sapphire cartridge and 2 stereo Originally $16.88 .9 5 Green design in four large, those for flrst-run motion pic­ [JCT.9l-93MnUIMANTK.a5lK3 TONIGHT metal tray tables. Easy tures. Seats wlU not be re­ sise arenas. TRY IT! IT'S GOOD! speakers. Plays all size records. Lightweight, Plus Green Stamps with Stamps! AU in all the show ‘Took Our yet grives full stereo sound. Compare at $69. Purchase! *39 roll on Luclta oosten. served but tickets sold for each After Oct. 1st - will be $55. performance will not exceed the Fancy.” RICHARD ByU N 'AVAIM IN capacity of the theater. There TONITE — 2 MAJOR will be no other performances thereafter. Builder Reports ioi.Toim£TCH HITS — BoMi hi Color! WE GIVE Starring with Burton in V -FOOT UMBRELLA Your Choieo of “Hamlet” are Hume Cfonyn, 6 2 Alfred Drake, Eileen Herlle, Power Saw Loss William Redfleld, George Rose and 42" STEEL TABLE I Stylos off and George Voekovec. Police are hi'veetigaUng the One thoussuid theaters from Dieft of a 200 pound table pow­ You Cem Ttoate The QwtotHy coast to coast will present er (circular) saw, valued at Both For Hoaiboards... “Hamlet” on the same two days $500, which was taken from a A>n/our co m fo rt Routes 6 & 44A — Manchester, Conn. as the Manchester showing. new home being built on Bush HUl Rd. Russell Silvemail of Glaston­ bury, owner of the “Yates WwFWf talar* ta law Maatf American” table saw and build­ COMPANION FEATURE er of the new home, told po­ lice yesterday that the saw was "MAIL ORDER BRIDE" ^ HHonca Nylon ‘ " taken between 5 p.m. Monday Surgical Hosii ry , and 8 a.m. yesterday while car­ Ik penters and workmen were away from the scene. CHOOL SHOES Police hivestlgation brought Sa/e • reports that someone appyarent- 9 C .R 5 ly climbed a ladder and through pr a second’story bedroom win­ O akclaf THEATRE dow. which was unlocked, came Williiglofd. Wilbur CfOK Pfcwy. EXIT 64 - Reiwv. 88 U M l e a sBm • »wW bmuastotow OUTSTANDING FOR SERVICE STY LE AND FIT ••w«a las* tour down through the house and • kutoM HI^ tob4s us tog carried the saw out the back TONITE 8:30 thru SUN I HOT WEEK-BEfilNS MONDirl A uidW*g«to*8MU THE STARS OF THE Wi«*l kstofdbsi «l g» door, loaded it into a motor ve­ NO MATINEES hicle, and drove away. Tire NATnwu. coMnwr MW ganMtoto, yu* •• I tracks were found at the back ■a Tony Arthur TRiACHiR fytiwlsl: yM mm M toMAHR ihv twg tM> entrance, police said. OuorgmWAUACi •iM totov sr uftoMMtoW. Sm Bennett Jan MOODY These from our collection of new ■•to**’ iu« • HUMPHRIES RITES ton CM mmmrmmi ato • TRUMBULL (AP) — Funei> mLERNEEALOEWFS dloUifxoeod. al services will be held tomor­ STAN GETZ htoth styles for the youngsters, were created for •“Helanca Is the registered row for John M. Humphries, 60, &ASTRUDGILBERTO of West Hartford. Humphries, TM of the Heberleln Patent RALPH SHARON TRIO Camelot school life and the rigors of playtime too. Corp.” president of the Norfolk Co.. BED GROUPS commercial investors, died Mon­ K. EV^ HA Ml 2J0 day at New Milford Hospital »AM.1D»FJi« Wlil Their sturdy construction and thdr after suffering a heart attack. MW Survivors include his widow, (jJsJdon, Dr. Jane D. Humphries, a mem­ SEPT. 7 J O H N RAITT •xactnew of fR rings a beN O f Famous Quality! 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V . -■. n : ■ . ( . MANCHESTER SVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1964 P A G 9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST M, 1964 Lithuanian Hall at M Odway been pried open. Stanley Gill, ment dollar la going to be an In­ BoUon 2 More Breaks St. whera three eaae* of beer, owner of the White Eagle, waa strument for effecting changes. four cartons of (figaretto* and called In and he reported w:ia. yi0Ruling Curbs For example, if you have two In North End 1* quart of whiskey, total was missing. liospltato to a community, and vahM St about $35, were taken. Patrobnsn Jama* Taylor, ■’& ■ TV-Radio Tonight 4 k ^ t m Segregation in Hospitals on* can get HlU-Burton funds School Rental Policy An estimatad fUT In Uquor, A North Bt. reatdant’* com- vriio asstotad to Investigating and the other can not becauae of b*er, (dgaratta* and aotns has Ifialnt o f noto* In her baek yard tha rastaurant braak, at about dlsorlminatioa practices, th* baen r*port*d tak*n In two led to th* dtocovery of th* 2 E u n . dtocovared that the LIth-’' uMian Hall had been broken > “ Before a eonstructioii pressures are going to be tough overnight bresJu Into notth *fid Whit* Eagle brtak aboitly after m^g Mora — on« «« on th* second hoepltal to get Television Into. Taylor was on night pa­ touchy apoU in race lala- caUon is recommended by a To Be Studied More bualn*****, poUca *ald today. 3 ajn. The reaident reported aumfort to build.” trol when ha found that tha h u bMtt Um practic* In state agency for approval, the 6:00 ( 3) Bto 3 Theater (30) Interpol* Qalllni The 'Whit* Eagle Raetaurant seeing four pereon* running state agency shall obtain assur­ What of hoepitala that were ( 8) News (36^1 OaoTsatlm rMU* door to the hall bad be«n ft« hosplUla, moatly in th« (10) Xye-DenUtr 7:10 n * btoud of aduoation ra-Bara ready in th* home *oo- at SB North S t was on* target through her yard. ance from the applicant that Constructed without IBll-Burtoa - pried open. Investigation re­ to M fiagati patlaato and (lA-ia-W) Mori* Ooarea- viewed It* recently ad(^t*d nomlcs room. to r thieve* who to(>k *om« $90 Sgt. Henry Oauruder was SMIL.INating a de­ The other break occurred at trance wa* made. The door had ment. By FRAMK CARET familiar with th* provigiona e< (1O3A80) HunUey-BrinUey Bports. Weather mand by varloua organixationa have to wait { or; and that’ no professionally (I) BuriM* Biz 11 :U ' WABBmOTON (AP) — Oh# the civil righto law aay thla: (34) Travel Hra* , Movl* for use of one or more rooms, In other buslileMi the board' qualified person will be discrim­ 11:30 (la)'MevU voted that its snow removal Ib le ra l government ha* taken —Tboa* private hospitals 6:46 (30) Ron (tochran U:80 (10) Tonight (Q or the gym, board member Har­ inated a ^ n s t on account of item of $1,200 be a non-trans- broad atepa to aaaure agalnat which are not recipients of fed- 7:60 (34) What's New 13:00 (80) Tontght (d) old Smith asked the board to race, creed or color with re­ ( 3) Uttlest Hobo 13:15 (8) Movl* ferable accoimt used fo r con­ any racial dlacrlmlnation — sral financial assistance from re-open dlscuasion’^at Its meet­ spect to the p rlv ll^ e of profes­ (18) In th* Public Intereet (40) Movie tracted services and overtime ?*hoin here on out” — to private sional practice in the facility.” any source are not referred to DO) Manhunt 13:80 (31) TnnIgM ing Monday night and make in any section of th* law. the pollciee more explicit pay if 'necessary, the tmexpend- b r pubUc nonprofit hoapitala ac­ Or. Harald M. Craning, an aa- BEE BATUMOAX-W TV WEEK FOE OCttOPLETB U8TIMO —Private or public hospitals The present policy lists the ed portion being returnable to cepting federal funda. slstant surgeon general of the that get federal flnancial aid categories of organization* for the general fond. The PBC to " However, th* new and U.S. Public Health Service, told would come under Title 6 of the whlra no fee will be charged, getting a multipurpose tnustor Strengthened regulationa are not a reporter that, aside from the law — th* one covering federal thoce that will be charged, and fo r the school. retroactlv* — and affect only striking of the separate but financial assistance recelplents. Radio thoae not acceptable. 'The board voted that a Coven­ boqiltala which received tonda equal clause from the regula­ No fee will be charged for try senior moving to Bolton tions, the revisions strengthen —Public hospitals would also (This Hsttag totdudes only those news broedoBeto e< IB * r U dne* March S or will receive come under Title 8 of the law achool and board o f educatiem could continue In achool at Cov­ the antidiscrimination provi­ mtoirto length. Some ststtous earrv other short Bowscasto). them to th* future. which requires desegregation of activities and those organiza­ entry. sions of the Hill-Burton law in < Optolona are being voiced —■ "public facilities” — not to be WSBO—tan 7:80 Democratic Convention tions, *uch as the PTA , whose The board authorised Liguori, this way: 6:(M Long John Wad* 11:16 Sports Final boto from within and outaide confused with "public accom­ 8:00 Dick Roblnsoo 11:80 Art Johnson Show sole purpose la benefiting the at his request, to explore the government circlea — that a In the past, the only assu­ i n News BUm Ott WFOP- -161* students. Also Hated in this possibility of combining open- rance required of applicants — modations.” V.l. Supreme Court ruling However, as regards private WHAV^ei* 6:tW Lon Terri category are town meetlnga, sp«u:e and school site acquisi­ other than those applying under 5:00 Fre: public hearing at 8 tonight on formula baaed on population the hoe^tals to which we have I NEW I TO HELP ^ tember meeting. a request by Michael and Jo­ and relative per capita! income. given assistance under the Porcheroo requested that all seph Mllek for a change from A t the baaia of action already Cardigan $ 8. law.” I MOISTURE I YOU... board members be present at residential to business zone takan by th* federal govem- Th* 196$ report of th* U.S. the Sept. 9 finance board public I All wool. Sizes 34 to 40. for their land across Rt. 44A mant regarding Hill-Brown hoe- Commission on Civil Rights said LOTION I hearing on the board of educa­ from the Bolton Lake Hotel -pltala la a ruling of a U.S. Cir- that 14 sUtes had used the sep­ tion’s budget requests for 1964- property. •utt Court of Aiqwala, made last arate but equal provisions of the I Reg. 9 ^ M I Pullover $ 7. 66. He said that they should be Hov. 1. Ih * ruling was that any Hill-Burton Act. Those listed 96.00 O eU U j WhBB JOE want j All wool. Sixes 84 to 40. expected to answer questions in Mr*. Marion Knight, tele­ boqittal aocepttaig HUl-Burton were Albama, Florida, Ceorgia, a rather detailed fom. if neceS' phone 6iS-lS6S, will be substi­ •enstruction fimds must open Ito Kentucky, Louisiana, , iHM tj to Ah# EBsn Skirt $10. aary.” Ihe board will meet at tute correspondent tomorrow, ^ its tn fashion its at Staff and facilities to everyone, Miasiaaippi, Missouri, North BONNE BELL the achool prior to the hearing. Friday and Monday. Manches­ regardless of race. Caitdlna, Oklahoma, South All wool, hip stitch flan­ Porcheron reminded the ter Evening Herald regular Ih ia case, now known aa th* Carolina. Virginia, Weet Vir­ nel. Sizes 8 to 16. board that th^e to no tuition Bolton correspondent, Cleme- •*Slmktas” eaae, Involved two ginia and Tennessee. COSMETICS well Young, telephone 64S-8981. y w a F//VO A m t N D a t ... buffer in the budget request boapttato to Qreenaborgo, N.C. TTi* report said that during and that tuition requests can — th* Moses H. Cone Memorial th* 1946-196$ period, grants Available PUTNAM GCO. be (hanged up to the time of Hpupital and the Wesley Long were made to construct or re­ Exclusively At the public hearing. Oommunlty Hospital. model 89 medical facilities for 71 Emat O siter Bt. B4S-3161 Porcheron also said that he A group o f Negroes, Including exclusive us* of Negroes or hoped they had cleared up the SMILING S E R V t C K physicians, dentists and pa­ white — with 18 of them being PINE PHARMACY oonfosiem on the cost compari­ tients, brought th* suit against ; for Negroes. It said grants to­ son figures in the mind of a MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER BB4 Oeater St. — B49-B614 the hMpitals with the aid of the taled $86,776,994, of which $4,- board of finance member and, Mational Association for the Ad­ 080.806 went to Negro facilities. at hi* request, they could now vancement of Colored People’s The report said further that a ■use actual budget figures in a survey of hospitals in selected legal defense and educational oompEUison between the cost o f countries, involving 898 hospi­ fimd. The U.S. Department of the junior-senior high school tals in 84 states produced these Joatice Intervened on behalf of and the cost of a junior high the fund. fin dings: i Of Uie 64 hospitals which res- alone. Ih e majority opinion of the TIm actual mDairtoon for I ponded from Southern counties, aourt said the “separate but 1964-66, projected into 1966-67 equal” clause in the Hill-Burton 844 per cent reported some type of racial segregation or ex­ w ill be prepared by Liguori and act was a violation of both the if it’s im f misiom its s$t In the hands o f boaid members 6th and 14th Amendments to the clusion; and 42.9 per cent of 32 to time for the hearing. U.S. Constitution. Those amend­ responding border-states hospi­ Board member Waiter Wad­ ments provide that no person tals reported they used such dell questioned the necessity of | shall be deprived of life, liberty practices also. Only two of 183 the comparison, and said he or property, without due process hospitals in counties of Northern would be defending the actions ' o f law. and Western states reported any Th* court also held that a hos­ segregation. of a pre^vious board. Liguori pital constructed with Hill-Bur­ Dr. Craning says he believes pointed out that the board was (»)MET ton aid may not. on account of the Hill-Burton action la going SMILIN <3 continuous and that they were race or color, deny hospital ad­ to have an Influence on hospi­ all "painted ■with the same i ' mission to patients or hospital tals in general with regard to MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER brush,” a phrase Waddell had staff prlvUeges to physicians "buttressing antidiscrimina­ used in his objection. and dentists. tion.” Liguori informed the board Rig^t after the decision was "All hospital administrators.” that the tuition for last semes­ handed down — and before the he said, "recognise that there Is ter at Manchester High School Supreme Court had made its ' read merit in getting rid of seg- will come to Bolton Sept. 10. ruling — Secretary Anthony ' regation.” ANNUAL The amount had been inadver­ Jumping Jacks Celebresse of Ore Health, Edu­ I And he affirm ed that " a s the Dreamspuir^’i tently restored to the Manches­ cation and Welfare Department I Hill-Burton revisions make their ter board of education budget, directed that no further "sepa­ I impact "there may be a rubbing which is balanced, he said. rate but equal” facilities be ap­ i off” of other hosfritals. SALE Llgruori said he would pursue for proved. His department admin­ ! Kenneth Williamson, execu- Kitten eoft fur the matter of an additional $775 isters the Hill-Burton law. j tive director of the Washington blend. to cover salaries with the board But, following the Supreme office of the American Hospital o f finance chairman. The Court’s action, the Hill-Burton Association puts it this w a y : 10 DAYS amount had originally been de­ regulations were further revised “ I think the Hill-Burton action Slipon nied luitil the Manchester check BACK-TO-SCHOOL — striking out the separate but will rub off on other hospitals ONLY S w e a tie r came in, but has been reported­ because in a given community 'M ual clause, and including the ly paid out anyway. MACH tollowing statement; the competition for the govern­ Liguori stated, in his report on the high school building, that he expected the school to be complete Sept. 31. At present the textboolu are in, the sup­ rntm-encfs' MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE plies have been ordered, the fur­ JOIN n i E niture to due to be delivered, the science rooms are "essential­ FAU SESSION 19M All wool hip ly completed,” and the stoves K«ap poe« wMi hh 30.000 JUMPER Reg. 91.50 Pr. etitch plaid. Now accepting applications for .single couraes or stops a day! degree programa in the following curricula: CLASS • Accounting • Executive Secretarial McCallum’s Nylons The season’s Foremost • Baaic Technical • Libend Arta and Sciences ROUND I Ib he active? You betl Kicking: the can, “braking:” his bike, climbing: trees . . . School House Look • Btuinesa Administration • Pre-Engineering Sheer Long Weoring LivLons means he needs rugged shoes. And that • General Studies • Special means Jumping-Jacks . . . made light and Beautiful sheer nylons that wear on and on, now specially priced and B y ; Walt Lamoureux limber to fit his pace and geared for ac­ for a short sale period. 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PA« ttS*r •■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1964 liANGHBSTEB EVENING HE&ALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AlJGtJST 26, 1964 SBUF-SIRVICI DIPT OTORB Open Every Day liyMlclwflA.P ' Communists in the United i DESK LAMP Evidently Red China, NorUi States and the West appeared a s ! Korea, North Viet Nam, ^ FLATS Japanese Commimleta and oth­ ii^perpatriots until the war was I Exclusive finish resists stains. over. Then the line changed ers ganged up on the Russians, Regular, continental or teen- If Moscow were invited, they ggaln, as the cold war began. man tapered models. Bone, oy­ The Soviet Union had lost mil-1 would refuse to attend the meet­ ster, black, olive. Complete size ing, and there would be no soll- Zlpns in dead and crippled, cities j 2.00 Deep, warm pile linings. range. darlty meeting. were devastated, industries Folded top edge. Polished Beige, blue, green a n d wrecked. Millions were home-, The Ruesiiuis lost, and thejf leather uppers, sturdy Sizes 4 Vi to 9 white. know it. less. But propaganda was re­ soles. vived for world revolution, and the U.S.S.R. had all of Eastern B IK E T IR E HU’TCHXNSON, Kan. (AP) — Burope in an iron grip. GREASELESS Merwln Frye found a slM k Perhaps, from Stalin's view­ GIANT CAN — 18 Fluid Ounces and point, the Nazi-Soviet pact paid Big Boys' and Men's | Off. FRENCH TOUGH HAIR SPRAY TEFLON TUBE . New Woes for Craites LOAFERS by Chorlos AnttU FRY PAN ,* WA8HINGTO N— Not pnly the jpare vdK>oping crane, now bat­ New, Improved formula for firmer Polished leathers. tling extinction, but also the en­ holding action for hair that loves k ' . dangered greater sandhill crane Sturdy soles and will have new troubles as the heels. Sizes 6H to be touched. I wattfs of the Oahe fed- to 13. 3 .3 3 Plus Tax . raswvolr blot out ances- i iMdlng and resting munds . J t g 350 mUes of the Misw>uri Jver in -the DakotaaW ■ : * ' l i # - • • • -•. . -.

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935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 648-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 8:80 P-M. - CLOSED l ^ N D i ^ ‘ 4htticl^«tpr natliig demonitratioa e t democracy MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522=7201)~-17 OAK ST., MANCH^TER building Itnelf thin homiaphere haa been WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 l&iimttis IfpraUi privileged to watch In our troubled cen­ tury. The dBegatea to hia pai;ty'a oon- THURSDAYS in a vanUon, the other day, refuaed to be- Ueve it when he finally aald openly what FRIDAYS n o M i a haa been rumored—that he did not intend w i x .n K to accept another nomination. No one >B—art’oetobw L MB______aeema to leave office voluntarily in WATKINS ~ rrtIMiill ■tri-T ~------f “^r*.^****** nd BoMnys. &t«r«d *ttb« Poirt u m c* B Latin America—there we go again—or CynB. M SMoiid CMm M d anywhere elae. MMtm.______But Oovemor Munoa ia apparently smSCRIFTlOM HATia Payabl* la AdraBC* going to fucceed in doing it. Hia party haa nominated another man for gover­ Ik rM Moatlia ...... J-*® . nor. It haa complied with hia own wlahea and nominated him for a aeat in the " HBlfBBR OV ~ Puerto Rican Senate. He Intenda, he THB ABSOCIATISD P R * * H m Anodated Praaa la ezclualTalT annual told the convention, to atop being the la Uia uaa of rapubUcadon of all nawa dto- gatehea cradlted to It or not otlieiTrlaa cradlb executive and to reaume being the teach­ adta «hi. papar and alao tha local nawa pub- er. He wanta to go about hia country rtaSt« ol rapubllcatlon ol apaclal din- talking about how It haa come aa far patcbea neraln ara alao raaarrad. aa it haa, how it ahould face toward the n a Herald lu tin g Oompany. anmea no financial reaponalblllty for typo­ good future it now aeema likely to be Last 3 days for Semi-Annual graphical arrora appearing. ln_adTertla en ^ ta able to claim through the practice and in andotber reading matter hi The llancheater Bredng Herald. ______the name of democracy. FUU aerrice client ol N, B. A. All thia goea aome dlatance toward PnbUabera RepreaentaUrea — Matbawa Special Agency — New York On- dlapelling aome of the chargea Governor Munoz haa had to live with. He haa not “ fifclSBR’AU tllT^B^O OF cmCDLA, T10N8______- become an addict to power. He haa not been, under hia benevolent diaguiae, juat savings on fine furnishings IMaplay adTerdalng c l o i ^ hoarn: % For Monday - 1 p.n»- Pri“ 7- another dictator. For Tueaday - 1 p.m. M i^ay. For Wedneaday — 1 P-™. Tbeaday. But Governor Munoz might have one For Tburaday - 1 p.mj^Wedneaday. For Friday - 1 p.m. Tburaday. laat teat to paaa. After he haa left hia SstUreRy — 1 p*BX IWdRy- . . . Claaalfled deadline: 10:10 a.m. each day ft office, and the comparatively modeat pabllcatlon except Saturday — » Am. talenta of hia aucceaaora per^apa fall to Just 321/4 hours to select nice things for your home keep hia people aa united and purpoae- Wedneaday, Auguat 26 ful aa they have been in the paat 16 yeara, there may come the cry, there may appear to be the urgent neceaaity, Choie* Time's e fleetinq!no! JusJust three Still Mortal for aome emergency return, by Mr. days and two nignts to save on Anybody who waa expecting, or per- Munoz himaelf, to authority and re- 3 9 ® 5 everything you need to make hapa even hoping, that the Democratg, aponaibllity and power. your home more beautiful and when they got to their national conven­ Should that emergency cry arlae, and comfortable. The storewide tion buainean, would appeau- in auch an­ Mr. Munoz atill manage to aay no, he Semi-Annuak Sale ends Satur­ gelic robea of pure reaaon and apotleaa would Indeed be aetting a precedent. One tactic that they would aimpllfy the would apare him that teat and hope hia day. ehoicea of votera thia November have teaching and example have worked well Tables by already, of oourae, been diaappolnted. enough to build in hia people their own Pnrhape the beat that can be aaid atrength. Beals lor the Democrata, ao far, ia that their Along Country Roads With Sylvian Ofiara From Beals Gallery weakneeaea and their ahenanigana aome- FEEDING TIME . . . our finest maple how neem more traditional and there­ Another Lively Ball? tables to hold ash tray, fore more harmleaa than aome of tha We are grateful to Gardner Mulloy, Deacon's bench niementg which have been dlaturbing the magazines, refresh­ that durable veteran of the national ments. 21 X 36” Cock­ atmoephera nurroundlng the Republi- tennia circuit, for at leaat a partial ex­ aane, during and after their convention. tail Tables and 18 x for any room planation of our declining fortunea on 26” End Tables. The fear of aome people, over the Re­ the courta. Jimmy Inside Report publican trend of eventa, waa that there We had thought, aa the yeara went by, Between Sessions in your home waa aomething new and extreme about that it waa perhaps mainly a queation by mM Try thia bamboo-tumed dea­ diem which might be omlnoua for of the yeara going by. Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak gwerybody. But Mr. Mulloy, who haa alao been Breslin con’s bench at the foot of your, •nie Democrata, by contraat, aeem playing for a good number of yeara, A'TLANTIC CITY- The sud­ points of powrer around Bie bed, in the hall, er dinette for country doesn’t mean that he well within normal tradiUona. The only thinka it may not be the human compo­ ATLANTIC CITY — The wom­ brushes carefully lined up on a License Commissioner. I don’t den emergence from pK>Utical a smart effect. Satin blacW oKtremiam they have exhibited haa been an who was a delegate from towel. He uses all of them when know where I got these Texas obscurity of Lyndon Johnson’s won’t use the Kennedy Irish finish with gold decorations. - nent which ia primarily responsible if ribbons from. I waa out all mafia in the coming campaign. In the direction of boredom, and in the Maine saw that everybody was he bru.shes his teeth. new operative in New York somebody finda tennia today different "I can't afford bad breath,” night at an Irish bar and I woke tells a lot about the changing Mr. Johnson’s intention, Pick your Wing taatelaaa brand of diveraiona they offer trying to bum the table down from what tennia used to be a few dec­ and she got up and ran out of he says. up this morning with every­ face of the Democrafic party. though not yet announced, is to their national audiencea. ades ago. the all-night restaurant. Four The second day of the Dem­ thing pinned to my jacket. I’ll ’The outs of 1960 are fast be­ appoint Kenneth O’Donnell lYie Democratic platform haa attain­ The trouble, says Mr. Mulloy, lies not newspapers had been crumbled ocratic National Convention waa have a beer.” coming the ins of 1964. (one of President Kennedy’s ed algnificance only becauae the Demo­ up and put on the floor under now under way. Standing on McGettigan’s and Maguire's For weeks President Johnson closest political advisers) as ex­ Sofa from four so much in the players as in tampering was dark and cool. A woman ecutive director of the Demo­ crata, undoubtedly with aomething of the table and everybody dropped the Boardwalk, with the hang­ had been plugging Eldwin Weisl with the ball. lighted\matches on to the paper. over and with the smell of creo­ with her hair pushed inside a for New York’s national com­ cratic National Committee. In * 8 9 the Ku Klux Klan in aome of their own He draws an analogy between the ball When Jtw thing got going, there sote coming out of the wood, hair net set on the other side of mitteeman, but Weisl just addition. Kennedy aid Lawrence memberahip graaped the iaauc of de­ with which, in another sport. Prank was a good high flame and the whole idea of being in this the bar and drank a shot and a laughed it off as so much ma- O’Brien will be a top organiza­ fit your home everybody jumped away from $q. yd. nouncing extremiat organizationa firm­ Baker once become American League town was distasteful. You know beer. When somebody saya “At­ larkey. tion man and John Bailey will the table. It was not dangerous lantic City,” you think of some stay on as national party chair­ ly, while the Republicana, tender toward leader with nine home runs in a single that the next day they are go­ For the President, Weisl had because the table was made out ing to name the Vice-Presiden­ great resort, but the town is man. the John Birchera, refuaed to do no. season, and the tennis ball with which of formica. But the old cashier just a big Rockaway Beach. glittering potential. As a John­ Wall to Wall tial candidate in a.way that re­ son man for 27 years (although But the trend is clearly In other reapecta, in foreigpi affaira. he, Mulloy, played when he first learned started yelling and the waitress, 1964 Publisheni Newspaper sizes! or Rug Sizes minds you of the r e n tin g Aca­ Syndicate he almost broke with Mr. John­ a changing of the guard. Now In queationa of war and peace, the Dem­ the thin, tall one who is mean demy Awards thing: '^^d now, that Lyndon Johnson has taken hia game. with years, came running out of son when he accepted the Vice with Cushion ocratic platform alao attained aignifi- The modern tennia ball, he says, has the award for the best Ratified (Presidential nomination with over the national Democratic the kitchen. man to be vice-president..." I party, he is branding “LBJ” on Early American settlers had little time to and Laborl annce mainly becauae, at San Franciaco, evolved into aomething like the base­ A Thought for Today John F. Keimedy In 1960), "You stop that." she said. wonder if Hubert Humphrey is one state party after another. die Republicana had adopted atatementa Sponsored by the Manchester Weisl can be counted on to pro­ furnish the comforts of home as we expect Design your own ball with which Roger Maris hit 61 in “ What are you people doing?" going to have to run up the 'The test is simple—^pro-Johnson which aeemed to have been dredged up Council of Churches tect the Johnson interests in the them today. But you can have these sofa ’61. "If you would have given us a aisle to the rostrum the way in 1960 (Weisl was one of the little service, we wouldn't be snake-pit of New York politics and chairs for your Early American room out of aome dark and long loat age— "Because the ball ia so lively,” says Sammy Kahn does when they tiny fraction of Johnson dele­ trying to burn this joint down.” —specifically against encroch- and enjoy 20th Century comfort, too. Box atatementa which have already been Mulloy, "serve and volley are hurting give him Best Song. BixAen Cisterns gates from New York) and to­ Everybody went over to an­ An attractive ad in a popular ment from Robert F. Kennedy. pleats and quaint prints or tweeds give dining room from amended, on paper at leant, at Herahey, the game. It’s very difficult to return other table. The table had a Thinking of this yesterday If Kennedy becomes the Dem­ tal loyalty now. afternoon seemed to be the start magazine begins with these In Tennessee, for example, them an old time look. Super-soft Duofoam by the very candidate who originally a powerful serve. The ball goes shooting sugar bowl on it. It was one of ocratic Senator from New of a depressing day. Then, walk­ wildering times where can a the new man to see is former cushions . . . regular 4V4.” foam latex had Qiem put in the platform. off in all directions. The ball waa a lot those glass sugar bowls with a man turn to replenish the walls York, Mr. Johnson will need hinged silver lid. Thumb prints ing along in front of the Cla- more than Mayor Robert F. Gov. Buford Ellington, whose rubber with 1 inch of super soft foam on 25 O ld Salem Cherry piece^T Aa for the keynote apeech, it waa softer and easier to handle when I was ridge Hotel, here came a match of his, courage, to repair the face is now a familiar 'White Nylon ADORATION Twist were all over the silver lid and walls of his faith ?” One would Wagrner of New' York City to rather difficult, we would think, for that was made in heaven. He House sight. Ellington was both sides of cushions . . . give them the starting out .... The server today has the sugar inside the bowl was expect the answer to be the prevent Kennedy from taking was tall and he had on a white slated to be Secretary of Agri­ comfort you want today. Custom covered! anybody except the moat automatic too much of an advantage. If they re­ lumpy. It was a »lousy sugar Lord, His Word, His Church, control of the New York party. Truly one of the all-time carpet hits at Watkins 1 This heavily tex­ cowboy hat with LBJ on it and culture if Mr. Johnson had been Create your own individual solid cherry dining room from kind of Democrat to join in what aeem­ moved the air pressure and thickened bowl. It kept getting in the way but instead it says: "An old Accordingly, the President tured Twist carpet gives your floors a plain carpeted look without of the ash tray. The sugar bowl yellow ribbons on the lapel of nominated and elected in 1960. the 25 pieces in the Old Salem collection. .The rich, satin ed to be the routine appraiaal of the the cover, the player with the better his suit. The ribbons said that friend, a faithful dog . . . these put the squeeze on amiable Ed­ plain carpet cleaning problems. The nubby, high-and-Iow twisted was picked up and thrown bring your hour of peace. So, Another 1960 loser who is in 54^' Love Seats... 175. brown finish adds a glow to every meal you serve. Four of aommentatora on the convention acene, all-around game would have a better against the wall on the other Texas was for Lyndon Johnson. die Weisl last Friday. His old the driver’s seat at Atlantic City yam pile offers a richly textured effect; doesn’t show footprints too, does a glass of mellow friend was in the White House the styles are shown here . . . 56 x 74-inch cupboard with six which waa that it waa a aort of "hum­ chance.” side of the all-night restaurant. But he was not a Texan. You beer or ale.” What mockery! in 1964 is Mrs. Carmen H. War or sh yin g. Woven of heavier denier, long wearing, virgin Nylon. could see that right away. He paying a call on Lady Bird drawers, one lined for silver, 8248.50. (*Use the base as a 3950 dinger." One other thing Mulloy would do The old waitress started to What a shame to substitute schaw, the new state chairman 12 and 15 ft widths installed wall-to-wall with Mohawk Resilience scream again and the cashier had a big pot-belly and the Johnson when the President for (and the first 78'^ Standard Size 199. buffet. 8149.50). The 42 x 62-inch duckfoot table extends It ao happena that Senator John Paa- would be to shorten the regulation dura­ beer for prayer and ale for called him to the oval office cushion and labor, or, cut to room size rugs, bound and finished, came out from behind the glass flushed face of the Northeast God! But that is the trouble woman to hold that job). to 86 inches, 8119-50. Duxbury side chairs, 829.95 and arm tore, of our neighboring atate of Rhode tion of any match. We are pleased to counter and ran outside to call Irish drinker. And there was and told him Wagner had just Mrs. Warshaw and her power­ with Mohawk Resilience cushions to fit . . . all for only |9.89 a with the world today. They chairs, 884.95. Inland, ia an intelligent and valuable know’, too, that we are not the only ones a cop. Somebody threw a glass plenty of blood in his blue eyes. have forsaken God, the foun­ telephoned to ask the Presi­ ful family (owners of Harvey 84'^ Over Size....225. square yard. Nothing else to buy! at him as he was going out the dent’s help in persuading Weisl Aluminum) were among the tiny member of the United Statea Senate. It out of breath. W e went right over to him. tain of living waters, and have no happened that, on hia way up the po­ door. "Hello," we said, "do you want hewn for themselves cisterns, to take the Job. fraction of California Demo­ Give us a serve we can return, in a crats who backed Sen. Lyndon litical ladder, he quite naturally deliv­ The sky was not even gray to have a drink?" broken cisterns, that can hold Weisl again laughed it off, 96'' Jumbo Size..269. game short enough, and it wdll be just now. It was bright, with the sun “Oh, no,” he said. “ I've^ got no water. Jerimiah 2:13. but Mr. Johnson wouldn’t take B. Johnson for President in 1960. MAPLE SUGAR RURNISHED GOLD OLIVE GREEN ered an unending aeriea of political Even Mrs. Warschaw, how­ like old timea. coming up out of the end of the some important business. I have Submitted by "no.” He sent him in to the of­ ROYAL ,BLUE apeechea, and aomehow gained the abil­ street, and the cashier ran tow- to meet some people from my Kenneth L. Gustafson fice of Walter Jenkins, a top ever, is not Pre.sident Johnson's MANDARIN RED DELFT BLUE ity and the reputation for at leant aome .ard the com er to get a cop. delegation.” Pastor LBJ aid, and Jenkins tried hia chief California agent. That hon­ ERIN GREEN SURF GREEN SAND BEIGE or goes to young Los Angeles Matching Chairs * 99. degree of old-faahioned political ahow- Why Not A “Right To Run?” The best thing to do was to go "Uh-huh. Oome on and I'll buy Calvary Church of the hand. Weisl finally said, half in COPPER MAIZE GOLD . MOCHA ip ll 'll back to the hotel. The first night you a drink." Assemblies of God jest, that he’d accept only if business man Lloyd Hand, an manahip in hia platform behavior. ex-Texan and ex-LBJ staff 'ffriil ‘ 1 Robert Kennedy, if all signs are cor­ of the Democratic National Con­ every New York leader W'anted MARTINI So, Monday night, there waa the good vention had been a very long "No, I can't. I'd love to buj^ Today’s Birthday ^ member. With Mr. Johnson in rect. is going to run for the U.S. Senate you a drink, but I have business him. It had to be unanimous. Senator Paatore atruggllng hia way from New York against Republican one. The ambassador to South the White House, Hand now sits illy t and I can't have a drink right Weisl then returned to New on Gov. Pat Brown’s state cam­ through a aeriea of auppoaedly melodra­ Senator Keating. It makes a novel situa­ We woke up at noon with our Viet Nam, Gen. Maxw-ell Tay­ York. now. Where do you want to go paign steering committee. am-iMiwiiMiiii tion that alarms some, plea.ses others, face against the gray plaster lor, Is 63. Within 24 hours State Chair­ matic roofbuating aentencea. Viewera wall next to the bed. Pepe, who for the drink?" In , party power Is and interests nearly everybody. man William MoKeon called , who diaagreed with the commentatora, came down to the convention We went to a place called tightly held within the benevo­ Here ia the Attorney General, who Quotation for Today Weisl. "It’s unanimous," he and who thought the fuaea were a little works in Washington, lives in Virginia, with us, was standing in the McGettigan’s and Maguire's. lent bosslsm of Mayor Richard We introduced ourselves at To change one’s mind is rath­ said. Weisl accepted. J. Daley. No Johnson man is alow and the powder a little damp, and votes in Massachusetts, running for high middle of the room. Mirror In the bathroom, them were, the bar. "John Cunning, from er a sign of prudence than ig­ The President's elevation of needed or wanted to play ttie the whole perlormance a rather diaheart- political office in New York. The ^facts old Johnson men to conspicuous are amusing, in a way, and yet the ano­ M always, Pepe's twelve tooth­ Newark,” he haid. “ I’m City norance—Spanish proverb. role of a Weisl there. 2 4 -9 5 Finer Old Ipswich Maple aning reaponae to aome of the diahearten- malies are not much of an argument But former Sen. Scott Lucas Ing developmenta at San Franciaco can against his candidacy. has returned to Illinois politics be pardoned their opinion. Far from Assuming the -legal barriers are as influential courier for Mr. Johnson. Now a Washington lob­ in a choice of 20 pieces being one of the beat keynote apeechea hurdled—and Pierre Salinger showed the way with his California candidacy—Mr. Fischetti byist, Lucas was Senate leader on record, it waa probably one of the when Lyndon Johnson first ar­ Kennedy thus has chosen to remain in . Fublizlicr* AAodem worat. the forefront of political affairs. rived there in 1949 and the two have maintained close ties. In ita preliminary procedurea, then, The decision by Mr. Kennedy could Full or twin size paneled touch " I ’ve seen more of Scott the Democratic National Convention haa not have been easy, and it wasn't. He low foot Pilgrim beds. has gone through a profound introspec­ Lucas the past nine months demonatrated what might have been ex­ tion since laat Nov. 22. At various times, than the preceding nine years,” Extra firm pected—that the Democrata are quite he had apparently leaned toward getting says one Chicago Democratic 3 4 . 9 5 Pair of lamps 19-95 ; out of public affairs altogether. We leader. Lucas is definitely one f human and quite political and have not of the outs who are back in. sleep luxury guddenly been elevated, by what may think that would have been a mistake. Although we have often disagreed with 1964 Publlshera Newspaper Smart 4OV2” modem ceramic lampt aeem any apecial opportunity or opening him. he has proven to be an effective Syndicate with 837 coil Deluxe come in sand^textured base with beig4 In the year 1964, to any inapired and public servant. He doggedly pursued the shade, or avocado-textured with whit* case against James Hoffa, chief of the novel atate of perfection. One doubta B . . . 6 9 ^ 5 Chest shades. Buy one for 810.60, or * paif that they will, even in their more im­ Teamsters Union. In the civil-rights con­ Herald troversy, he has proceeded in most in­ for only 819.95. , ^ portant buaineaa tonight, the coronation 6 9 -9 5 Lady Hamilton stances with admirable restraint. Yesterdays I of Lyndon, really tranacend the human The argument that he has no "right” and the political. to run for the Senate from New York because of his unfamiliarity with atate 25 Years Ago problems is a minor point. 3 piece groups Bedding knew little of Ohio problems but we be­ Group of 32 Manchester Boy How To Succeed And Quit lieve that he, as any other capable, in­ Scouts returns from week-long trip to New York World’s Ftilr. We were about to write that it was a telligent man, would have made a fine Lady Hamilton Mattresses give you S^per candidate. Good men who seek public of­ Manchester Postmaster.Thom­ for as little as 199. rare hemisphere political story - that of fice at any level ought not to be dis­ as J. Quish announces plans for Firm support for correct posture with a national leader who could easily be re­ couraged from trying. Christmas mall rush. Look what’s happened to Old Ipswich maple! It’s taken b^y-conform ing comfort. Made elected declining the honor—and then In New York, Mr. Kennedy moves into Steams & Foster’s Quilted Insulo Insula­ 10 Years Ago on a new, richer look with ogee bracket feet on full 69-95 we realized that It ia a rare poUUcal a political vacuum. Democrats there ap­ tion, 40 lbs. of quilted Humigard-treated parently could settle on no candidate, platfoiTO bases; thumbnail-molded drawer and top aach, for twin er atory anywhere, not just among our sup- though trial balloons have been floating Sherwood Q. Bowers, ehalr* •dsfes; handsome butterfly brasses.. Beds are more dis- cotton (never mildews) and Seat Edges. full a 1 a a a; box peaedly backward and dictator-prone up and around for months. Why deny a man of board of directors and tinctive. There are twenty pieces in all! Drawers are 72-coil weight-balanced box springs to apringa er mmt- “good neighbors.” man with the public record of Mr. Ken­ one of town’s representative* in match. traaaaa. L P Record Storaj^ General Assembly, files Inten- dovetail front and back, and sturdily glue blocked. ^ I The leader in queation is the famous nedy the opportunity if he chooses to run? He haa not foisted himself upon . tion to run again for offices as' They are center guided for smooth operation, and dust- Luis Munoz Marin, governor of Puerto an unwilling or incapable host. Republican. proofed between each one for protection against dust, Her*’* th* way to yoUif ’Ll^j Rico for the paat 16 years, and presum­ In the end, of course, the voters of Board of education tentative­ m solid maple is given a rubbed, mellow nutmeg brown Other outstanding values at $38 and $55 ably'a shoo-in for a fifth term if he New York will decide whom they want ly approves new preliminary to represent them in the Senate. It will plana for Keeney BL School. finish. 42” 8-drawer dresser, 27 x 31” mirror, 32 x 42 ■kould ehoose to run again. * / laegi be up to Mr. Kennedy to prove to them WMirro SHCM e m r H(M I fw . BUT Saul SUventeln, prealdent of •best, and bed shown, 8199. A seUoutI Order now for A . - f ..ifvtfi’. Ml that 16 years, ho has bean the great the worth o f his candidaegA—V BB NA/> i^atmAmn^naHRiMiieco* Rogan Oorp., plana fburth t e - foture deliveryt m o a g aaovtBg «M t bt lbs assst fassl- WOMAL oauBvnt. •IgB aid Xam abroad. L. ir I , ) ■ i' .• Lr^„-r4 k ui--**. • Ik'»»♦ ^ •■»••- ••• . #■ . ~ ^ I

T'^'/ -i 0 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST S6, 1964 PAGE UAtfekfB g m BVEOTNO HERAU), MANCHISTER. OONK., WEDNESDAY, AtJGUST M, 1964 and hoepttals toroughoot toe had aeOigned He antlre etaft ot Pipe Band Plays country to warn ot a label mlx- some sop field salee and detail- H ockviUe-Vernon Hospital Notes Renewal Homes Now Empty, Events in World Events in Nation iq> oa ecrnie of Ns intravenous men to Inspect stocks of the pro­ vents Poll Reveals At Gorman Park solutions. ducts and recall any toaproperty Fatimto Today: M l WASRINOTOIC (AP) — DieMona dlqaite. Tliay are demand- TUs was reported Tuesday by labeled products. KUALA LUMPUR, Mabysiaftxxmskma. Ths head ot tola atab the Food and Drug Adminlatra- As ot Monday, about 40 lots ot ADMITTED TB 8TE R - Demolition Starts Monday The Manchester Pipe Bend Office of BducaUen estimates Ing Improved vacatldna, boll- T* Scant Alarm (A P ) — Authorltlea ala{q>ed a waa firad and tha g ro iv now to tloa. An ITJA spokesman said solutions have boon ftwnd to •■Mi*- DAT: Janice Adams, RFD $, that a rs(x>rd $.9 million stu- days and health and welfare PyttniHtM Rate Hike Ordered State under the firm control of picked will entertain Sunday at an tor there have been no reports ot which units bore labels that Rockville; Ellsworth Fairbanks, M-bour ourfew on a 200-aquare- fjenta w ill dnrOD In the natlon’e prvtolons. ^ F«Ur Pcdrurini, 6S, ot ISO I « » b«w *?. Oommuntoto, the paper aald. ternatkmal Day celebratiim at any adverse effects on any Indi­ seemed to disagree with toe South Windsor; Mrs. Margaret On Backlash Redevelopment Director Ed­ mlla rsgkm o f Malayata'a main- sohooto and ooUeges this tan. A second dispute, involving REID-S, liic Bcboal St, died laat nl«tat at (Owtlaued Page Om ) gin when he is ready — l ^ b - the Luella Hale Memorial Mu­ viduals. Identifying legend on toe enps ot Forbee, 231 McKee S t ; Mrs. ward Rybciyk said this morn­ land today in an effort to trap Tfato represents well over a five of the unions, relates to ata- IfAneheeter Memorial Hoepital. ably this week. PRAGUE, CaachoMovaUa sic Shell, Gorman Pailc, Hast the epokesman said Abbott the etmtainen. For W ater Company Pamela Lockwood, RFD 2, ing, "that aU of ttie fam ily Indonesian invadara who may qutfter of toe U.S. population hOisaUem of emiUoyment and .> Mr. FMraaalni was born in sssskm soon to “ try to un- (OontlMed frotB Page Om ) Rybesyk also e>qp«<— d (A P ) — M ere than 1,000 acien- Hartford, a t 7 pm . H ia pro-, Rockville; Mrs. Lucretia Mar­ living In the six-tenement apart­ have eacaped tha cordon drawn and martts the 20to straight wage increases. In the third dl- Oambolo, Province of Pavia, appreciaU(» this morning to ttota from SI nationa gathered to gram wlO be presented hy the ravsT an apparent stalemate tino, IS 8. Main St; Mrs. Ade­ ment on Buckland Alley liave around thrir landing sone. year of record enrollment Lest spute, six shop craft unions are Italy, and lived ki Mancfaeeter A water rate hike for p'atrons<9 A $16 bond was forfeited strong help the weak and the the pe(^le who w(Mlce(l en the Prague todey for the third Bu- totemational Cultural Society in oontraot talks at the Fuller line KUnkevlch, 106 N. Elm S t; been relo(»ted." The new curfew area is along ropeen reglonel conference on fan 61.6 mini(m were enroUed. demanding increaaed wages. " SO yeara. of the Rockville Water and^ against Raymond Fulps, 44, of rich the poor, there won’t be lend acquisition projsct. o f Connecticut and aponeored "■ He wa* employed at the San­ Braeh Oo. hi East Hartford. M n y ZMla Ordus, 118 Pine S t; The newi,li good Indeed for the eouthwest coast of Johore electron microscopy. The b o i^ Is heeded by form­ Newark, N. J., charged with any lashing,’’ Stevenson said. "On behalf o t the Rsdevelop- by the Fide Arts Commission of OoUags enrollments are ex- itary Paper Oo., Baal Hartford, Aqueduct Co. has been ordered Oollem Ravlin, Coventry; Mrs. town offlclala who have hem State, north of Pontlan where er PhUadelphla Mayor Rich­ crossing the median divider. MembsM of Fuller Brueh ment Agency I would Ska to The participants include Dr. Bast Hartford, linda Cameron pected to be up 6.7 per cent to tor many yeara. He vkraa a Sara Teets, 44 Porter St; "The Democratic party has sweating out a dday In the stm 100 armed raiders reportedly ardson Dllworth end also in­ by the Public Utilities (Commis­ Couple Arrested Federal Labor Union hava baen thank aU tha Individuals who Ernst Ruska of West Germany, and Jean MoOowen will join the 4.8 mllMon, aooendery school member of the Italian Ameri- Chester Lewis, 14 Bond St; proclaimed these prlnciplei ot (»nitruotion ot a new wmg tUl^ied ashore Aug. 17. co-inventor of the electronic ml- cludes Paul D. Hanlon, Port­ sion effective Sept 1. A Rockville couple was ar­ working on a day-to-day ex­ helped to make the first stage band with a Uttle SoottUh danoe (grades 9-12) snrollmenta up 4.1 ean Club and the Criatoforo Russell Irwin, 68 Marshall Rd.; tor the Robertson School- The Police warned residents they leeope, land, Ore., attorney; John W. For residential and industrial rested yesterday on charges of tension basis since a o

C mCtSllDb s l l A B D lU flltT tl of execution '^®**^* were granted ^ as ■‘ “ef­ y " forts were made to locate the LITTLETREE Here’s the key to be in . . On Wet Roadway missing man. One report indi- tee-rrrific th e oated he was in Vermont, but Martin Cites Cost Factor and Sandler strikes just SUppery roads, brought on by bad disappeared when authori­ I f strap in right notes, for all you busy g a b a brief rain shower at about ties went 10 get him. In Firemen^s Shorter Week black or brown 1:30 IMS afternoon, contribut­ OriginaUy the bond was $600, who live on the level. but Prosecutor F. Joseph Para­ ed to two motor vehicle acci­ Additional tax monies and4 Martin pointed out other fao- Depend on Sandler for the dents at the Center, one in dise recommended a compro­ firemen would be needed if the tors, one of which is that a which a state-owned car struck mise to $200 to convpensate the Town Fire Department hourly large percentage of employes lowdown on what’s a pole headon .sending its male bondsman for costs aind effort driver to Manchester Memorial in his trip to Vermont. work week were to be lowered like to take their vacation dur­ up with fashion. Hospital. A $260 bond was oalled from 34 hours to 48 hours, it ing one part of the year and Police reported that a west­ against Stanley Long, 27, of was pointed out yesterday by that this complicates schedul­ bound car, operated by I. 1 a$ 12:68 s.m today were Stafford Springs, speeding, $40; Martin informed Pohu that af­ volved fire tax monies. wet sand > eallad out to New State Rd. to Eleanor Cameron, 39, Ellington, ter the latter reviews the let­ OPm TIU 9 P.M. IVIRY NIOHT %' a salnor car fire. A short in falluro to drive in the estab- ”T$iese figures are using an ter and flgpres, a date can be UNTIL SCHOOL STARTS the .wiring around the motor liahed lane, $16; John Edwards, average amount of sjiok leave, set between Martin, tha Fire- Manchiitir Shoppinf Perkade OPEN 9:80 AJi. 4o 9:00 PJL | area brought smoke but no mo­ 87, 16'-4 Morrison St.. Improper and It may well be the firemen men'a Club Committee and Fire S b o p at SeeuPB -SEARS; fMMpt Soiwdpyi fO a PJi.) tor damage was reported, a passing, $26; James P. Foss, 24, do not have as much sick leave Chief William C. Mason, and W eet Mkldto Twn|iike-646-1681 ^TUBB. « m1 b a t . tai 6 PJL) Rro spokesman said. Owner of 207 E. Main St., improper pass- as other town employea,” Mar- that further discussion may be the vehicle wtae not Mentlfied. ta«. $38. ■ tto aaUL made m to# matter. I to n 1. . !*-

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MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, A^GtST 16, 1»64 Section Two I w r d n e s d a y , a u g u s t m , i m 4 W e d n e s d a y , a u g u s t 26, i9 6 4 t W U iV M ,

United Fund Headquarters compsnisd by CkmtroUsr Joseph Idle Qaiius Dip opan^ihohclay thru laturday 9:30 to 5 :3 0 ... ;t4Mir«d«y night tlM 9 Clementino and Assistant Con­ Martin Weighs Issue troller Thomas Moore, who si- By 13 in Week To Be in Andrews Building BO attonded the morning ses­ R a y S e t sion. Also in the Municipal Building' hearing room was Unemployment compenaatloii Ffli* W oA ers In twin »nnouno«in«nU mnae^ngrnjnUonnl Church’s mis- unior World Of Rec Bookkeeping Robert Macri of the town audi­ claims filed in Manchester last pubUc today. United Fund gw»- slonary committee, and a direc­ tors Barry, Macri A Co. week dropped by 18, of one and tor of the Manchester Chamber Martin, speaking so softly aral chairman Robert Fuller an­ a half per cent below the claims of Conimerce. casual villager shops that he could barely be heard A t S c h o o l s nounced the appointment of two General Manager Richard Martin wound up a review for the week ending Aug. 16. A former volunteer worker over the noise of the air condi­ fund drive vice chairmen and a t Rroreittioin Department James Herdic’s performance A total of 880 checks were for the American Red Cross, tioner, opened the session. the location of the UF office yesterday afternoon promising “to try to come up with ____ Issued locally last Week, com­ XMMWinosmsnt Is msds by for the 1M4-66 drive. Behnke, was a member of the After some Introductory re- State House of Representatives decision (about the department’s management) short- Imariw,' h* "Mid“tolHerdic,“ ■ pared to 893 for the prevlmia •upt DMisrjisn that the ch«st Allen F. Behnke, 178 B. Cen­ a from IM l to 1M8, when ho seems clear to me that you week. ly .” Claims in all of Connecticut ]M tay lU blls Unit wUl bs at ter St., and Frank P. Sheldon. lived In Qlaetonbury. on main went quits a long time paj^g Martin aakl during a nine- the recreation department that rose by 524 to a total of 31,- UM Rscional M moI Oct. 9, 36 Meadow Lane, have been Sheldon Is a trustee of the vary little attention to the (per­ facing oak mlnuta aeMion aarly In tba af­ ^ e diractore authorised a 432. During the corresponding named vice chairmen of the Manchester JTMCA, president of sonnel and procurement) rules, aram > to 6 p m., to aU ternoon that he could no longer qiecial aueona Balon grade teacher In the elemen­ fore, In any place, the parent A. of the recreation department. Subsequently Martin began The recreation department’s Labor and Welfare departments and Mm. Bather Nystron, sub­ tary school, beginning with should bring the child’s birth as seen in "17" magazine, "teen The meetings began at 10 a.m. to Unplement the recommend­ difficuIUes “keep going on," will be used to help train 60 un­ opening of school. Sept. 9. this certificate and immunization yesterday. At noon Martin can­ ed changes in tlie recreation de­ Martin said. “ At the moment I employed persons as electronls stitutes. magazine," "calling all girls" assemblers. Mrs. Donald Richards, region­ year, taking the place of Mrs. record. The school office is ed a two-hour lunch break. partment’s books — amid con­ have no certaintly that some­ Gkildie Llverant, who has been open, and parents may regis­ tinuing report* that things thing wwi’t crop up again, In al board secretary, has been ter their children at any time The eeeaiona are the upshot authorised to represent the granted a year's leave of ab­ e f a aeries of events going were not going as planned. some other place. during the week. boart at the annual oonventlon sence. back to 1968, when the town’s Then on July 26 the town’s You have told the state Ux e f the Oonnectlout Association Miss Moser, a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Por­ auditors began to prepare the lifeguards announced that they commissioner that all the ter, named by the Stale Grange would walk o ff the job If they e f boarts of education at the the University of Connecticut, 1962-68 town audit. In the pro­ recommendations (in the spe­ has studied at Central Con­ as "Young Couple of the year,’ ‘‘jum p into fall’’ cess of gathering the account­ were not paid a fixed weekly cial audit of the recreation de­ Morwlch Inn, Sept. 17 and 18. attended the 49th annual wage. Instead of an hourly Ssfveral other board members necticut State College, New ing data, auditor Robert Macri partment) were carried out; 1 Grange Lecturers' Conference at wage which was subject to in- can’t be sure they have lieen.” also plan to attend. Britain, In the program for in a herringbone double diecked' the recreation college graduates, during the the University of New Hamp­ department after directors (Hinsistences because of the "N(*ody questions youf com­ Ih e contract for supplying weather. Their request went Candy Gets Sweetened Up for 4-H Fair summer. shire. Porter U a past,, master Finnk Stamler and Atty. Ri(di- petence In recreation (mat­ fuel for the Regional High contrary to the recreation de­ of Hebron Grange, which he ard Woodhouae cmnplained to ters), but lAmost everyone — School has been awarded to the Elementary school principal, tweed jumper partment audit recommenda­ reresented; Mrs. Porter, East General Manager Martin of re­ and contests for all. There wUlifetreasurer; BarfaMa Keiah, ad- Z>tm Oil Oo. of Norwich. Darts Ray Gardiner, requests that tion that hourly workers only Including me — questions your Miss Joan Pella. 15, left, and&as master of ceremonies. Central Pomona lecturer, ported *lrregularities’ there. An all-day horse show will be a food tent and free park­ vertising chairman, and Ingndd Dalip of Manchester was children who are to enter the * sizes 5 to IS 1 4 .9 8 be paid for hour* actually competence in this part of the Miss Marjorie Pella, 13, daugh-; represented that organization. A. Scoop of the month! 'When ttie annual audit waa job (personnel and procure­ begin Sunday at 10:30 a.m. ing. Swanson, publicity chairman. This conference every year Is turned over to the town — and worked. ters of Mr. and Mrs. John Pella, (Herald photo by Ofiara.) arnel crepe Chelsea ment accounting).’’ There will be a dross review at Manchester 4-H members, attended by Grangers from six te the State Tax Conimlssion- According to the lifeguards, •Tve tried to get this pert 369 Bldwell St., groom their 1:30 p.m., and “Zip the Chimp," who are fair association officers, Herdlc had inromlsed them the of the New England states, reversible nylon blouse sports a red er’a office — in November, It (of your job) spruced up; Tve heifer (Jandy for the annual a television personality, will are John Pella, third vice presi­ each state being responsible for ^ 3 cotton English tie . . . raised so many questions about fixed weekly wage. To meet the tried to give you a leg up on a Hartford Ciounty 4-H Fair Fri­ give three shows at 1, 2:30 and dent; Rosemarie Pella, record­ town’s implied obligation, Map- A M A R LO W an hour's program. Programs comes in black and number of oooasions for a day, Saturday and Sunday kt 4 p.m. ing secretary; Mary Ann Pella, for future use are worked out ski parka tln changrt the personnel rulea Bradley Field. Exhibits at Connecticut’s white tweed. so that the Rec’s pay practice couple of yean. and recreational pastimes light­ How Te Held ‘Tm perpl**«d about what to The event will begin Friday largest 4-H fair include home­ BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVINB would not be Inconriatent. DESK 'n en the sessions. 5 to 6x 8.99 7 to 14 10.99 do. I wlH take this (matter) un­ at 1 p.m. An evening program making, arts and crafts, agri­ Mr. and Mrs. FYank Cello, Finally Martin announced will Include a Doodle Bug con­ culture and poultry. There will • DRIVEWAYg • PARKINO LOM ■ FALSE TEETH last week that he and Herdlc der advisement and try to home CHAIR operators olf Hebron's general fashion so high and price so low! up with a decision shortly. test at 6:30, a queen’s contest also be games, clowns, rides. • «A8 STATIONS * BA8KETRAIX, COUBTS store, have returned from their Mere Firmly In Place would meet for two days—ye» at 7:30 smd a square dance at nylon reverses to solid nylon. Two terday and today—to determine "If you liave some sugges­ All Work Personally Si^crvlsed Is A Must For ■ week's vacation, spent with Oorour felM teeth annoy end em- tions,” he said to Herdlc, “go 8. friends in Joihnston. Ohio, and zip pockets, blue/green or red/ Junior Shop bem ee by ellpplng, dropping or wob­ how well proper procurement Saturday, "Frank Atwood We Are 100% lisiiiiid GOOD STUDYING! bling when you eat, laugh or talk? and personnel practices are be­ ahead." Day,” gates will open at 9 a.m., their store Is now open. white/blue print. Juat eprlnkle a little FASTKETH on Herdic relied, "I think you’re W E W A S H - DRY Word has been received of the your platae.Thle alkaline (non-acid i ing followed. The sessions be­ at which time there will be beef SEE OUR W-I.D.E ASSORTMENT... " powder holde falie teeth more nrmly gan yesterday morning, then right; sometimes you try to do judging. Dairy judging will be- FOLD ■ WRAP birth of a eon to Dr. and Mrs. and more comfortaldy. No gummy, something right and make more g.ooaa n o' recessed for lunch at noon. g;in at 1 p.m., with a reception LAUNDRY ■aBeiFC FINISHED FROM 28.85 H Edward Gerber of Naugatuck. Martin and Herdic re­ errors than before. I’ve learned DE MAIO BROTHERS “ “ |/B9lVd UNFINISHED FROM 24.80 The baby, named Edward Hild- for Frank Atwood at 4 p.m. and ______i turned about 2:05 they were ac- a lot since the audit; before I a horse draw a t 6:30. From 8 to Tel. 643-7691— ^We Carry Jeimite Sealer Ing Gerber, is the grandson of A. S-T-R-E-T-C-H drug eountai* ararywhera. couldn’t see the forest tOi the PINE CLEANERS Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Hilding 10 p.m. W n C will present a 656 Center St. 643-4266 CHAIRS marLOW PRICED FROM 7.951 trees. Now I miderstand iiesloal- Hootenanny, with Brad Davis of Hebron. The baby’s mother is in new fashion colors ly where my fault Uee.” the fomier Lois Hilding of Heb­ There was a rfwrt silence I a E J D C e v e r y s t y l e ron. ’•Well,’’ Martin said, “that’s IbMIVI i 9 AND PRICE FROM 3.95 1 "Sfrefehini's" nylon First To Mcrlow's— It and I guess we’ll adjourn, Manchester Evening Herald stretch pants and r u let you know what I de­ BABY TERMS FREE DBUVERY Hebron correspondent. Miss Su­ cide.” san Pendleton, tel. 228-!l464. 8 to 6x 7 to 14 3.99 Then Bock To School... f u r n i t u r e d e p t , NEGRO DEPUTY MARSHAL stitched crease front, stirrup foot, o t t h HARTFORD (AP) - Walter black, red, royal, green. T i L Police Arresft R. MoBride.of Hartford will be come and see why our THESE SHOES sworn in Monday as a deputy U.S. marahal, the first Negro ' j E E N i LIKE TO GET Paul R. Roy, 19, of 52 Btan | In Connecticut to hold the post. HUl Rd., Talcottvfile, wi His appointment w a s an­ I back to school wardrobe THE BRUSH-OFF _ • OPEN 6 D AYS— THURS. TILL 9 P.M. • nounced yesterday by U.S. B. jaunty twosome I clrarged with making an im- I Marshal Joseph T. PloszaJ. is the “MOSTEST’ I necessary noise with a motor I ANNIVERSARY DOWNTOWI^ MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER by "M iss Quality" I MoBride has been with the v^cle yesterday afternoon. Hartford Police Department lower Police reported observing the for nine years. 4 to 6x 7 ^ 7 to 12 8 .9 8 floor in BOYS TOW N- youth squealing his tires cm <3Miter St. Roy was summoned | Herat Your Ohasos ^HAT SO MANY PEOPLE TOOK sizes 4 to 20 to appear in Manchester’s Cir- wide wale corduroy shift I cult Court 12 on Sept. 14. jumpier has its own color Brian O. Hamilton, 18, of 543 I blended separate cotton I Vernon St., wae (barged with ** ADVANTAGE OF LAST YEAR IS REPEATED blouse blue/powder, bur- failure to obey a traffic signal For 53 Years It^s First To A\ARLOW 'S;Then It's gundy/pink. (red light) late last night. The **the racer’* ski parka onsight violation occurred at | SAVE W. Center and O n ter Sts., po- ALL GENERAL ELECTRIC MERCHANDISE HAS sizes 8 to 18 I lice said. Hamilton was sum­ moned to appear in oourt on | C. sweater by "Pandora the new look in tubular Sept. 14. $ $ $ $ $ BEEN REDUCED FOR THIS SALE! BACK quilt nylon, mandainn col­ in "V " neck or cardigan lar, tie bottom, ski glove i n r w w I V F V B l clasp, ski tab, in mallard General Electric 4 to 6x 4J>8 7 to 14 $.98 ★ ★ ★ • iMFdiaBnol VriF-WF blue, black and cranberry. reception witb the new i r EASY TERMS! Deluxe RALLY 6 € Tandem “82” tun­ TV GIRLS' DRESSES “ V” neck slipon 7 to 14 ,|.98 ing qetem featuring ★ 90 DAYS CASH! Shetland type orlon knit in every “oxcron” slacks M C t 90 S89, a brisk bniriiing laskes Huib the exclusive “410’’ P u p p i^ look sear imir. OUier aice ttSogt about RALLY ★ TAKE UP TO Marlow’s ha.s the latest styles For The Chubby fashion color. by Billy-the-Kid and Key pennetronic transistor in wash ’n wear cottons, cor­ imPi»ptoif>7 OK: SWirtmMrtreibtani; water RALLY tuner. 3 YEARS! Girls, We Have Man in slims, regulars, npdienL nigpd m pe soles, the bnilt-bi steel WASHER duroy junii>ers, plaids and huskies. • Convenient iroat con­ i t N O D O W N solid colors. All sizes from 1 "TRIM-GIRL" thaak. On, yes, ami coinfort too. Like no other shoe, trols,easy to see, easy 1 Load Selections 3to7 3 J > 8 6 to 12 4 3 8 because w r e made of Breathia’ Brushed Pif- to 3x; 7 to 14 and pre-teens. and C. skirts galore! THE to Bse. PAYMENT! 2 Wash and Spin Speeds "TRIM-TEEN" 26 to 32 waist reg. •kiMM. Hurii npplM *' MANCHESTER '• Front sound directad 3 Wash Cycles 3 Wash Temp. sizes 7 to 14 $JN I to 7 .9 8 husky 27 to 34. « . 9 8 GOLDWATER , to you for hue fidelity. DRESSES Mf ireis|.MsatJtcr*as NO BEHER 2 Rinse Temp. AND MORE They do wonders for -.65'“y dacron, 35'T combed CLUB Soak Cycle $ 1.98 the overweight Mi.ss! solids, plaids, checks, diag­ TERMS cotton, jyerfect made to Had. INITIAL MEETING onals, tweeds, in box pleats, f-'- measure fit, washable, san­ WHITON MEMORIAL ANYWHERE! Reg. $259.95 kilties and the new “ A " line forized, wrinkle free. styles, all by famous LIBRARY ACCESSORIES GALORE makers. 86 N. M AIN ST. M A ia r BWSHED pmskimTcasual shoes 19” TV BY WOLVERINE THURSDAY AT marLOW PRICES! a u g u s t 27, 1964 Wo HsfPt Them For The Entire Family! 8:30 P.M. Retfulation Manchester gym suits, “EXPERT FITTING AT socks, hosiery, underwear, blouses, SALE PRICE MARLOW’S SHOE DEPT!” Prominent Speakers PORTABLE DISHWASHER shoes, raincoats, slips, sweaters, “four season” coat THIS IS NO JOKE! slacks, dungarees, lunch boxes, sizes 8 to 12 1 6 3 8 • OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK • g Everyone Welcome Automatic Controls gym bags, etc. All at marLOW Mark The Date On prices I sizes 14 to 20 1 9 3 8 Your Calendar Vs H.P. G.E. Motor General D. V'erso/z/e zipvout with zip-out orlon pile liner Frea Belivery and quilted sleeves, man- Built-In Drain Pump I M A 9 L O GOLDWATER Electric chesterfield tailored in dark olive, blue “FIRST FOR EVERYTHINO!” Free Installatien olive and natural, solid or MILLER in Easy RoHing Costers Short of Cash? muted checks. MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ... 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M M V O D B i m MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCmSSTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 96^ 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN-, WEDNESDAY^ AUGUST 26, 1964 PAGE FIFTEEN

regular season play ths Luthsi> heats ffg*«»«>g baniHriied fires; Porter S<^ool. The meeting South Windsor ans beat St. Matgrwt M b it ’s and 389 flgwUng house fires. CoPtiitlry ratio* A m y Headquartars in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiijiiiii Speedy Pact team 14-lS in the first round Other types o f fires encoun­ Y*t,LMlitt Connsctlout and Rhode Islsind, Columbia will also acquaint the towns­ and 18-14 in the second round. tered were commercial building, spesldog on the week at its people with the latest develop­ CLOSED MONDAY DURING AUGUST OPEN YHURSDAY 9 P.M. | motor vriiicles, stUl alanns, ments In the progress o f the In proof of the g ro w in g eamps her* in Coventry, which false alanns, auto accMsnts, An WaltMMd! Midget Giidders committee. The town has been strength o f ths Isagflie all sea­ headquarters consider a main Ends Strike Standbys, county drills. O’Kane Beats waiting a long time, two years, Firemen to Conduct son the first round champs We Have BvesylltiBg point of Interest in this area. didn’t win a gam * in the socotid Regular drills took Try Out Sunday for some kind of action, al­ For Their Basoldag The Clilb’s annual picnic will round and ftalshed with a 0-5 man hours. though this is not the fault of At Air Line be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at tiie the various committees. The record. AsMclean Lefts* Msetlag Bajeym eeh tnefisdlaig The Coventry Pantben Mid- Bow Record Three-Day Carnival home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice town has been presented with Tho Abo H. MBlsr Poet 138, ladles’ Pipes » gat Football ’Team registration 9 m f Ob*) In last night’s gams the French, featuring a thicken plans several times and keeps winning pitcher was Tony De- American Legion, will hold a and tryouts wUl be held from Norman O’Kane, who is pret­ regular meeting tonight at 8 at barbecue. ty new at the game— of archery appointing more committees to Board ■ M li« IB Bm The South Windsor Fire De-*llsoa, form er chief o f Uie South' Casparis and the loaing pitcher TebacM Peath 1 p.m. fb 4 p.m. Sunday at the A public ohitketi barbecue study what the original com­ Windsor Fire Department, Den- was Jack AnnellL t the Main St Legion Halt —made a new state record at partmcnt will stags a threoMlay Plains Athletic Field. All boys will be held from 2 p.m. to 6 mittee had discovered. nki McCarty, Chief of the East Don Tuttle was the batting Board Meeting UOl Main St. the arohery tournament held at carnival beginning tomorrow. p.m. Sept. 6 for the benefit of One motion w ill call for $2,- OMon moimboni wbt« ordorod Hartford Fire Department and star for the winners with The South Windsor Coopera­ Next to Ketthh between the age* of nine and IS the Columbia Lake Bowmen’s the private roads, beach and target range on Hunt Rd. Sun­ 600 for preliminary plans al­ feBok to tholr Job* bA bt botb It is hoped that the carnival Bill Hennessey, WTTC Radio three base bits and a hom^ run. tive Kindergarten executive years 'will be eligible for the ■Ido* B(TBed to contTBCt Ian- clubhouse of ths Pine Lake day. He shot a 600 which is Just ready submitted by the archi­ w ill become the Brat o f an and Trievislon personality. ’The loeeni could only sal­ board will meet with the 1964- team*. ’The minimum weight la Shores Community Club Asso­ gUBfe about 1 a.m. today. about perfect. tect. Another motion 'will ask annual aeries. The carnival wUl feature such vage three hits. 66 faculty tomorrow at 8:30 70 lbs. and the maximum ciation. The association is for funds not to exceed $4,600 "We’re all happy with It,” a Archers cam* from Connects It wlU be held at Bradley’s rides as a ferris wheel, roller ’The final standings for ths pjn. at the home of the presi­ weight, 115 lb*. sponsoring the affair with for the preparation of prelim' anloR spokesman said .of Bie cut, Rhode Island and Massa­ Pleld, R t 6 and Ellington Rd.. first round are; St. Margaret dent Mrs. Jack Murphy, 125 ' All boys registering must servings to be followed by free inary plans for a separate MAIN STREET coeater and kiddie train, booths chusetts, 114 strong, and made aontract. and will run from 6 pm. to mid­ Mary, first; Our Savior Luth­ Oak S t bring with them a birth certifi­ dancing from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. school on Hennequin Rd., a 643-2478 ■nie union had sought wag* with prises o f cakes, stuffed It a family picnic day, In spite night tomorrow and Friday eran, second; Leaders; PM lce Plans w ill be discussed for GAR RENTAU cate or a photostatic co^py of it. at the clubhouse. Donations will matter of dissention on the toys, outdoor equipment and of the driszle. taicreasea of 16 per cent, Im­ and from 1 p.m. to midnight Department; ’Temple Beth the coming school year and the ’This is the second year the be a^ed . board of education. Three of "THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET" proved working conditions and blankets. There will also be a Mrs| Inez Massie o f the Co- Saturday. Hlllel, and the Aces. open meeting in September. local team will play In the East­ Tickets may be had from the members advocate an addi­ One of the highll|^ta of the raffle and bingo all three *r LEASING chegan Bowmen shot a 319 for fringe benefit* including a re­ The final standinn for the Classes win begin Oct 1. ern Division ot the Charter Oak Chester Gould, general chair­ tion to the present structure three-day event will be a pa­ nights. high scoring woman. duction in the tO.hour work second round Our Savior Football Conference. This divi­ man, Miss ^ ie la Samuels, and the other two have asked rade Saturday at 6 p.ni., fea­ A n added attraction this year • A R M a k M Sanborn's service station, Ro- Tannl Hall shot 276 and week to S7^ hours and more li­ Lutheran, first^yfoDowed by the Mancheeter Evealiig HecaM sion will be composed of teams for more hivestigatlon Into the turing more than 35 Are dep*u^- will be the folk si^ n g group land's1

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Bank and accommodate your guests com­ “SWEET ’N LOVELY’' spray Tniat Co...... 97 71 Before he graduated from Lincoln Univeraity this selves part of a far larger' “ALL MEATS FRESH CUT— NONE PRE-PACiLAGEDl" fortably. Whether your group on, after-bath beauty oil ndat group as well—the more than' Hartford National consists of the Intimate family that moisturizes and conditions gprif^g, Salvatore Lopes won the Rabbi Martin Weit* 6,000 young Americana who are I • -Bank Co...... 62H 6614 Vkrsatilk As Can Ba Manchester Parkade Stores members or encircles friends the skin to prevent drying aadf Award for his efforts to further “intergroup cdopera- working for the Peace Corps in Fire inaurmnee Compaalea STORE HOURS: TUES-WED. , Main Street Stores and acquaintances, the versatile chaflng. You’U be velvety tfbn on a world level,” as president of the university’s 48 African. Asian and LaUn Hartford F ire ----- 79 8214 Get Professional Results «As ttie Weather Grows Cooler banquet hall is adjustable to smooth all over, reg. $2 now |1. NaUonal Fire ....127 1S5 SATURDAY 8 to A— (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) Wbaa Doaa Sofaool Begtai w One-stop Shopping Center September is the month vdien Your fingers warm up to the Ihtcnuitional Relationa Club. ^ ------American countries as part of —7 your needs. Talk over your Nicely gift boxed, tha "Ameri­ what has been widely hailed as Phoenix Fire ------122 130 Aftar you have ahoj^ied If the task - of BACK-TO- paint brushes and rollers come Joy of knitting a sweater for Today, Sal. the son o l Mr. addition, there were jrfiyalcal plans. PIANO’S can make your can Beauty” rose tragranc* the United States’ most sig­ life and Indemnity Ina. Coe. ICARX-MAD’e , 691 Main Streei, SCHOOL wardrobe shopping is out of summer hiding, to spread yourself and a much • loved onee-a-llfetlme wedding recep­ Cologne, reg. $1.50 now 76o and Mrs. Joseph Lodbye’ to Summer, acquire a FITTED COSMBTIO for Liberia today—an event Sal of the Liberian Department of day. land Telephone 57 60 Team with SPORT SH IRTS, rainwear, sleepwear and shoes wearable, guaranteed to snare Richly PURSE AT HALF PRICE, also •offering an acute shortage of are the kind that ‘‘on-the-ball’’ Why not decorate your rooms was looking forward to—en­ Education. ' ’The action was in response Manufacturing Companies JERSIBT8 and SW EA TER S In admiring attention. It’s not too Serve ROYAL ICE CREAM, Purse Kit with key chain now teachers, requested that the Allied ’Thermal . . . 48 52 autumn’s rich colors, and your young people demand and get at with LATEX INTERIOR FLAT peace Corps provide the volun­ thusiastically. Sal knows now that he will | to stalemated contract talks FRESH KILLED (QtioHorf) PAINT that has so much hiding early to start thinking ol KNIT­ Warren Street, to the teen- 60c. You’ll find a few famous Sal, a 1960 graduate of Man­ be teaching elementary educa-1 between union and auto indus­ Arrow. Hart, Heg. 5714 5014 CHICKEN young man will always look MAmOW’S. Mom appreciates "Celebrity” CLOTHES BRUSH­ teer teachers in an effort to up­ power, one coat covers any pre- TING FOR CHI8TMA8. Como angels at your house planning chester High School, is a ahotl, Barden . , ...... 11 13 neat and well dressed not Just the durable quality and the grade its entire educational sys­ tion, in a sense entirely u n -: try leaders in Detroit. 'vlous color. It dries fast, is to visit and to browse at “ KNIT­ I an end-of-summer party. It’ll be ES, packed 2 in a cello box, broadly built young man with Charles M o y 1 e s, president Bristol Brass .... 8H 914 the first few weeks of school thrifty price tags here. Shop known to the United States.! highly washable and stays look­ TER’S WORLD” . a perfect party when ROYAL reg. $1 now 50c. Don’t be lata tem. an attentive eye and an eager Because there is such a abort-1 of New Departure Local 987 of Colec ...... 11 >4 1214 but for the entire life of the M A R L C ^’8 for BACK TO getting to LENOX PHARMA* To provide the volunteers the ing freshly-painted for years. ICE CREAM is on the menu. face. age of inatnictora of elemen-1 United Automobile Workers. Dunham-Bush . . . 4 4% garments you buy at MARI' SCHOOL. Set out a carton of ROYAL CY. fjorps set up a two-month MAD’S. For the ghla In the Here at SEARS is WATER­ After weathering the difficult tary skills, Ssl says, some of , AFL-CIO. said similar strike N. B. Machine . . . 28 31 Jump the Season ICE CREAM and offer an as­ training program at San Fran­ eight weeks of training, he says his pupils may be in their 20’s. votes will be or have been North and Judd .. 18 1914 family, a new DRESS and Furniture Sale Ends Saturday PROOF PAINT that can make SKIRT and BLOUSES are Get a whole new look about sortment of toppings. Let the cisco State College, and sought he wants to get started even taken In UAW plants across Peter Paul ...... 32*4 Three more days remain to a basement as inviting as a liv­ The Inquirer In addition, he has hopes of LEGS ’n BREASTS "mueU” for school opening. you with a refreshingly new 5 0 8 4 . N gang mix-and-match their own shop and save during the SEMI- ing room, so cozy and snug. volunteers from college gradu- more now than he did when he being sent into the bush coun­ the country. PlasUc Wire Cable 13 1414 hairdo that complements your concoctions. Step out of the way atlng class** all over the coun- ] entered the Peace Corps pro- TTie Bristol New Departure Standard Screw .. 3714 . t014 Fill her closet with flattering ANNUAL SALK AT WATKINS, Your home is an important in­ try of the Liberian interior—an fa^on from MARl-MAiyB. features nicely. GAETANO’S Span the seasons with this and listen to the delightful try. Sal. who had seen the gram. ‘Tm more excited about local voted 1.60S to 166 Mon­ Stanley Works .. 24 26 986 Main Street. Every depart­ vestment. Protect and preserve area where few have been as­ Flannel • lined JACKETS for ment on all four floore is co­ SALON OP BEAUTY offers lovely, easy-knit cardigan with chatter and friendliness that Peace Corps In his future since it now than ever," he said. signed before. Nevertheless. Sal day in favor of a strike, he Veeder-Root ...... 5.5*4 5814 It with PAINT from SEARS every phase of beauty service. abounds wherever ROYAL ICE It was organised in 1961, volun­ September’s crisp momlnga operating in this twice-a-year ROEBUCK A COMPANY. popcorn trim around embroi­ ANN CAMPBELL’S When the Peace Corps volun­ does not expect to run into the said. take your youngsters to the MALE AND FEMALE OPERA­ dered flowers! So pretty and CREAM is served. Buy it at teered for the project. UAW President Walter 190 ’TO* 196 event. Perfect for your own teers’ plane touches down at language problem: Liberia was doorway sf w*nter smartly and TORS (Miss Lynn, Mr. Gaetano, practical to wear- flne drug smd grocery stores The training program was Reuther has rejected the latest HARTFORD (A P I—Tile home, or for a September wed­ Scarves have become t Im­ Roberts Field, outside of Li­ settled by American Negroes ooeliy. Mr. Olno) with very special that carry ROYAL ICE BEAUTY SALON tough. Sal told The Herald yes­ beria’s capital city of Monrovia, offer of the auto industry and SUte Motor Vehicle Depart- ding gift, the handsome TABLE portant fashion accessories', but Pattem No. 5084-N has knit freed from slavery in the South LAMPS, $18.26 or two for $26, talents comprise the staff. Don’t CREAM. 843 MAIN STHUVr terday. Classes In teacher train­ Sal will be taken with hia fel­ in the 1820's. and so is an Eng­ the union leadership is sched­ ment reported today the fol­ only for those who know how to and embroidery directions for have a colorful ceramic base despair if your hair seems es­ ing. Liberian and United low teachers for an orientation lish speaking country. There are uled to decide tonight which lowing comparison of traffic fa­ Step FaaWcnahly tie them so that they flatter a sizes 12, 14, 16 and 18 inclu­ Into September topped with imported Belgian pecially lack-luster from sum­ States history, economy, cul- program conducted by the Li­ still some African dialects of the indu.stry's big three • - talities from Jan. 1 through costume. If you can’t master the sive. GUSTAFSON’S SHOE linen shade. mer's sun-wind-sea. Ask about CLOSED FOR tt re and social problems began berian govemmenL spoken in the interior, however, General M o t o r .s. Ford or midnight: art, skip the scarf. It will de­ To order, send 35c in coins I 1963 1964 STORE, 706 Main Street, has a ravishing COLOR RINSE to F L O W M s " at 8 ajSL and kept up until 10 'Then they will travel to their and Sal may be able to u.se Chrysler will be struck. If tract from rather than enhance to:—Anne Cabot, The Man­ r 1 196 190 j BACK-TO-SCHOOL shoes in bathe new highlights In. Book VACATION p.m. every week day. And, in various school assignments—as some of the training in African agreement cannot be reached. WhMWver You Tnm your appearance. Be sure, too, chester Evening Herald, 1150 For Every Occasion! styles that are favorites with YOUR GIFT GALLERY that your scarves are Imma­ your appointment now for that AVE. o r AMERICAS, NEW Pork HiH- active boys and girls. Mother, yields up beauty, utility, good culate and pressed. Otherwise becoming HAIRCUT or STYLE YORK, N Y, 10086. while you are here, try on SET or PERMANENT WAVE will R «o p «n taste. If September wedding they can make your entire en­ For Ist-cIass mailing add Jeye* Howtr Shop NEW FALL SHOES that com­ invltattons appear on your cal­ 8 1 3 2 semble look tacky. Dial 648-9022. bine amartness with heavenly »H-26Vi 10c for each pattern. Print 001 Main St., Blancheater MON., AUG. II endar, let YOUR GIFT GAL­ Name, Address with zone and Next to Hartford comfort. 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PAGE NINEMW^ ESTER EVENING IJERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1964 Veteran Lefty Key to Chisox Flag ‘Ktreg’ McElhenny Among Job-Hunters THE Reed Defeats Giants^ Herald Angle tandilup-' i' By • 50 Pigskin Vets ‘Cut’ AMERICAN IXAGUK ^ NA’nONAL LEAGUE HOWIE HOLCOMB Pizarro Pavs Off W. L. Pot. G.B. W. L. Pet. OB First Win Since ’58 AaMstant Sports Editor Baltimore . . . .77 49 .611 — PtaUadelphU .76 49 .608 — Chicago ...... 77 61 .602 1 __ »16 games this year, Ljut It left^4 before Brock settled ttieir Cincinnati . . . 70 55 .560 0 NEW YORK (AP) struggle with Plttsburr A ■Mirw VflPTf — A second King, Vanderbllt^defenslve back Chuck Morris. New Y o r k ___ 72 62 JMl 4 the Giants with an overwhelm­ long XNIliW lU K A . v ^ r ; ig^iumnus PhU. was traded to] A lso lopped off the roster were n e w YORK (AP) —< loading the bases, and the sec­ San Francisco 70 56 .550 6*/ Howie Reed doesn't win with his homer. Veteran Smoiqr Toronio’fl Above-the-Border Meto ond-run crossed while Dick How­ Detroit ...... 66 68 Jil2 12i/] ing task in attempting to over­ Hugh McElhenny can’t re Pittsburgh tor a future draft back Dave West and tackle Bill Juan Pizarro has been a po­ St. Louis ___ 67 58 .586 9 very often. In fact, his take Philadelphia. Burgess drove in two PlttA- ser was grounding into a double Mlnnoeota .... 68 68 AOO 14 Milwaukee ...64 60 .616 11*/] call the last time he went choice while Joe Don Looney, Ventura. It’8 hard to believe, but there is another team in pro­ tential 20 - game winner For example, if the Phillies trurgh runs with a pinch slngls play. Then Chance and Wagner Los Angeles . ;'64 66 .492 15 Plttoburgh ...6 4 62 .508 12*/| pitching victories are so the Oianta’ No. 1 draft pick thlq, The NFL SaglM placed four play anywhere near their cur­ in the top o f the I2th, but tbs job-hunting in August. fessional sports that has a history as ^ a c k y and weird since he started throwing connected back-to-back. Cleveliuid ....61 66 .480 16*/] Los Angeles .61 68 .492 14^] well spaced out he might year, went to Baltimore in a on the Injured list and cut rent pace, they’d wind up with Cards matched them in tha The King has had steady as the lovable dolls of the New Breed. Yep, it s true, the rocks in Santurce, P. R., 11 Luis Apariclo’s two-run homer Boston ...... 58 69 .457 19)/] Chicago ...... 57 69 .462 19*/] even pass for a Met. five-player swap. The Colts also three others in getting to the Washington .. .60 79 .588 28)/a 98 victories. To catch them, the bottom of the inning. of the . years ago. A1 Lopez is bet­ had helped the drioles to a S-0 Houston ...... 56 71 .441 21 But when the 27-year-old autumn employment for al­ got tackle Lou Klrouac and a player limit. Cut were flanker Kansas aty ..48 78 .881 29 Giants would have to win 28 of lead. New York .. .42 84 .886 84*/] right-hander does get around to their remaining 36 games. COLT8-OUBS— most 20 years, the last 12 future draft selection. The Mike Fitzgerald, rookie back Since 1952 when the Argos’^ ting a World Series ticket • * • Yesterday’s Results winning one, he does it in con­ Bob Aspromonte drove in on# Herm McKee acquired last won the coveted Grey Cup, the league, waa hit In the eye that the White Sox left­ YANK8-SENATORS — Yesterday’s Results as a living legend in the Na­ Giants received two veterans — Mllwankee 7, Philadelphia 6. vincing ftuihion—and he makes RKDG METS— run with a double, anotlier pass catcher R. C. Owens and week from Washington and they’ve lost more games and with a golf ball and mlMMd the hander makes the charmed Whitey Ford won his first Cleveland 6, Baltimore 8. tional Football League. guard Bill Byrne. On the in­ made more money than any 1962 season; Tom Dubllnski, a Cincinnati 7, New York 2. the licking hurt. The Mets got two rune — on with a sacrifice fly and. scored defensive back Andy Nelson. game since July 15 when the Chicago 1, Minnesota 0. a third as Houston Jumped on Today, however, 36-year-old jured list, subject to waivers, team in the league. In ssven of fine , tripped in an circle in 1964. New York 4, Washington 1. Houston 6, Chicago 4. Reed, who hadn’t won in the Ron Hunt’s homer — before Whether King. New York’s top Pizarro pitched Chicago to Yankees came from behind with Purkey got anyone out, but he I rookie John BHavin for five McElhenny heads a group of are center-tackle Howard Keys, those seasons, they flnlshed in exhibition game one night in four runs in the eighth. Mickey Detroit 11, Boston 6. St. Louis 7, Pittsburgh 6, majors since 1958, got around ground-gainer in 1963, would re' within a game of first place shut them out the rest of the runs in the first two and one- disappointed g r i d d e r s faced offensive end Gary Henson, de­ the cellar, but despite this In­ Vancouver with no other play­ Mantle’s third hit of the night, a Los Angeles 5, Kansas City Los Angeles 8, San Francis to it again last night. He fash­ port to the Steelers was in last night when he blanked Min­ way. Frank Robinson doubled third innings, then held on with a professional dead-end. fensive back Terry Kosens and competence on the field, made er within 10 yards of him and two-run double, waa the key 8. CO 1. ioned a six-hitter—^with ninth doubt. Pitt Coach Buddy Parker nesota, 1-0, on a masterful five- in two runs and Deron John­ against the O iIm. The one-time All-America and end Bob Dickerson. as much as 3250,000 one sea­ was never again able to play blow. Today’s Games inning help—for the Los An All-Pro halfback was among said King told him he pianned hitter. The victory was No. 17, Today’s Games son doubled In three more for Veteran defensive back Carl son and have made at least with his previous efflclenty; Ford worked eight innings, New York (StaUard 7-16) at geles Dodgers and beat San some 60 veterans and rookies to retire. A Giants’ spokesman last year they traded five play­ tops in Uie American League, ..Minnesota (Arrlgo 0-4) at Francisco’s struggilng Glantoi all the working room Purkey Charon was among those trim­ 3100,000 anyway. leaving for a pinch hittex in the Cincinnati (Nuxhall 8-7), 9 p.m. sliced from National and said the fullback-halfback likely ers and 320,000 for quarterback for the ’ 27-year-old fireballer Chicago (Talbot 4-4 or Horlen 3-1. needed. Last year with a won-lost Yankees’ winning lally. A1 Philadelphia (Short 18-6) at • * * Time Runs Short American League squads yes­ med by the Buffalo Bills. Oth­ and the shutout lowered his 9-8), N. would Join the Steelers or some record of 3-11, they averaged Jackie Parker and an overexu- Downing nailed down the vic­ Milwaukee (Lemaster 18-8). The loss dropped the Giants ers released. were rookie Mailon earned run average to a bril­ Los Angeles (Gatewood. 8-2) BRAVES-PHILS— terday. other club. 26,300 people per gamo, a total berant teammate tackled Park­ tory by fanning the .side in the Pittsburgh (Bork 2-0 or into third place and left them Kent, Frank Orgrl and Earl er in an intra-squad game and 8-8), N. six and one-half games behind The Braves built an early For Eagle Hopes The NFL clubs trimmed their The Giants cut five other play­ topped only by the British Co­ liant 2.00i ninth. Schwall 4-8) at St. Louis (Cue! LatUmer. Charon had been with he limped through the entire He has never been this Close Cleveland (Stange 5-12) at National League-leading Phil­ lead on homers by Eddie rosters to 46 men, the AFL to ers, including Glynn Grlffing, lumbia Lions, first place club in • • • ler 4-8), N. the club three seasons. The Bills season. to the 20-victory mark before, Baltimore (Roberts 11-5), N. adelphia, a deficit that becomes Mathews and L,ee Maye, then Of Cup Selection 43. Both leagues have until last year’s No. 2 quarterback, must cut five more by next the Western Conference. ANGELS-A’s— San Francisco (Hendley 10- held off Philadelphia’.s late (• BUMPER DROP— Harmon Killebrew of Minnesota does the bumps-a-droppy Sept. 8, a week before their And remember Ronnie Knox, though he was tagged "another Washington (Narum 8-10) at more imposing each day. and returned former all-pro de­ Tuesday. And who else but the Argos Dean Chance picked up his Now York (Stottlemyro 8-0), 8) at Los Angelea (Drysdaie 18- rush. Braves right-hander Tony season kickoffs, to "make the fensive end Andy Robustelli to the widely heralded Californian Bob Keller” before he had 15th victory of the season as Cincinnati tc»k over second NKWPORT, R. I. (AP) — with hwne run off the bat of Cleveland’s Dick Howser. Killebrew bumps head Baltimore got down to the 45- could release players like Tobin thrown a pitch in anger in the 2 p.m. 13). N. Cloninger held the Phillies to final limits of 40 (NFL) and their active roster. Tackle man limit by putting injived whoee father made as many the Angels did all their scoring Chicago (Jackson 15-10) at place, ripping the New York three hits over the first aeven Supporters of American against the fence, left, comes down all shook up as he drops ball, center, and 34 (AFL). Rote and (jookie Gilchrist—only headlines as he did? He was major leagues. Detroit (Wlckersham 16-9) Mets, 7-2, behind the six-hit Frank Lasky, one of the casual­ linebacker Butch Maples on the JUAN PIZARRO in the fifth inning, with singles at Boston (Heffner 6-4), 8 p.m. Houston (Nottebart 6-8), N. innings, but the Phils chased Eagle’s bid to become the de­ holds head, right, as he looks at ball on other side of fence. McElhenny, who has gained to have them go on to new star­ with the Argos (who else) Juan started the 1954 Winter pitching of Bob Purkey while ties, was claimed on waivers by reserve list and asking waivers dom In the American Football by Bobby Kn(X>p, Albie Pearson him in the eighth, scoring fender of the America’s Cup over 10,000 yards since his when he decided to quit in the Leagpie season as the Santurce and Loti Clinton, plus a bases- Philadelphia took a 7-5 'lick­ three runs on two singles, a the 49ers. on rookie guards Dick Dquast League. club’s natboy but wound up on each season in the Braves' bull­ ing from Milwaukee for tlie have indicated they feel thefr rookie of the year debut with and John Paglio and veteran middle of the 1959 season to loaded walk and wild pitch de­ fielders’ choice and Jomny Cal- Five players were cut by the Just last season the Argos write a novel! the pitching staff when he dis­ pen. ------What More Can You Say?------Braves’ second straight over backs are against the wall. the San Francisco 49ers in tackle Jim JIcCusker. The lat­ Finally, in 1960, the Braves livering the runs. llson’s homer. Liston-Qay Rematch Under WBA Attack 1962, was surprised when the Boston Patriots including for­ cut a halfback named George He walked out on an 318,000 covered he could fling rocks the league leaders. ter, a seven-year veteran, was traded him to the While Sox Bob Lee relieved Chance in American Eagle, which New York Giants made his re­ mer Boston College star Harry Fleming, feeling he wasn’t tal­ a year contract with a parting harder than the team’s pitchers Houston held off C3rticago, 5-4, swept the field in the early Crump. Also dropped were recently obtained from the ented enough to make the and Lopez made him reclama­ the se-,’enth, when the Athletics CABDS-PIRATES— N O roO L X , Va. (AP) — A^challenge the WBA's suspen-^to suspend Liston. We cofuld lease part of a wholesale shake- shot, "football is a game for could throw baseballs. and Lou Brock’s 13th inning St. Louis had blown a 4-0 trials, has lost her last seven rookie end Nick Spinelll, half­ Browns. sqquad. But by the last game tion project No. 1. Pizarro has scored their last two runs on Superlatives All Used Sion of Liston. He maintains prove nothing Irregular. X-rays up. animals.” Two years later he was Mil­ Doc Edwards’ single, Bert Cam- homer sealed St. Louis' 7-8 ver­ lead, then come from behind 6- races against her remaining majority of the early arrivals ...... ‘ ’ *■ back ’lom Neumann, center- of the season, the entire Argo been a winner ever since. dict over Pittsburgh In the oth­ that the WBA did not have the were taken of his left shoulder waukee’s prize farmhand, strik­ paneris’ triple and a pinch sin­ rival, Constellation. to the World Boxing Aseocia- ■T'm in better health now tackle Bob Dentel and defensive squad was in an embarrissing Coaches have come and gone Elsewhere in the AL last er games. Ikm convention here this week authority to suspend Liston un­ and eight physicians examlnea than in the last two years,” he too. There was Hamp Pool, ing out 318 batters for the gle by Manny Jimenez. The final trials to select ths end Riley Morris. race with Fleming for most Braves’ Jacksonville club in the night, Cleveland upended Cup defender were suspended favor outlawing the proposed til a member boxing commission him.' said. ‘T had intended to make Steve Owen, Alex Agase and league-leading Baltimore, 5-3; To Describe Mantle Liston was suspended for not The Pats acquired veteran Red Sm ith points soured. old sally Leagrue. The Braves DODGIRS-GIANTS— for a day at American Eagle’s I^eton-Clay rematch. did so. this season my last one. Now, now Nobby Wlrkowskl. Firing third place New York topped TIGERS-RED SOX— Reed, whose last major j coming out of his corner at the Bob Schmidt from the Houston Bnemlng, picked up by the had paid Santurce 335,000 for Hole in One request yesterday wLiile her Pre-Convention talks with He added: ‘T favor reinstate­ I’m not sure w'hat I'll do, but Winnipeg Blue Bombers, final­ the coach hasn’t solved any­ Washington, 4-1; Lo.s Angeles Don Demeter’s three-run league triumph was a 2-1 de­ beginning of one of the rounds comes ' Oilers m return for a 1966 draft Testimonial thing for the Argos any more his contract, but they never got NEW YORK (AP) — We _are Indebted to Jim results. The s6uthpaw ’ fiopped ' I,"'®’ Pitched out of a his New 'Vork teammate and missed the entire series in He allowed only five hits Clay again. Then Liston can Coach Elmer Valo of the prominent in New York’s drive two 1933 starters, defensive end Club where he will be hon­ disaster followed by . havoc, more in the seventh .after Carl through the first seven innings, Ciiili, Newington. She need perform at their very bast,” Cassius Clay. Hunt, sports editor of the Ca­ each spring, was, demoted to V),ethe bases-loadcd jam in the top of Chicago where the Yankees James Deskln, executive sec< prove that shoulder is good Cleveland Indians broke in as to the Eastern Division title Bob Watters and linebacker ored by a day-long testimo­ managing director Lew Hay- the ninth before the White Sox Yastrzemski's two-base error best friend, shrugs his gave up another In the eighth, the 153-yard No. 6 hole with said Henry Sears of the Au­ nadian Weekly, for this infor­ minors—where he was virtual­ dropped all four to the White rora Syndicate, the gro^ tftary otthe Nevada State Ath­ again.” an outfielder with Federals- last year, was one of three ball- Dave Vohn Rookie guard Bill nial program. mation. man has retained his 360,000 finished i through lefty Dick Stig- opened the gate. shoulders and says; then weakened In the ninth. a No. 8 iron. c a :' ‘ers discarded by the Scott, hospitalized for an emer- annual salary. If he is the man ly unbeatable—and Dick McAulifTe also homered Sox. Still hobbling, he re­ backing the American Eagle. letic Commission, said yester­ Morris Klein, chairman of the burg in the Eastern Shore The course wUl be open all Last season a Canadian I man in tlie bottom of the inning. "What can you say new With one out, he Issued walks In her foursome were Miami Beach Boxing Commis­ Leag^ue in 1939. He played 1,- Giants, already short of test- gency appendectomy was placed day, without charge, to on whose shoulders responsi­ for Detroit while Dick Stuart, turned to the lineup in Bos­ to Chuck Hiller and Matty Alou. three other Manchester "We would have done tHb day be plana to take the floor sports writer picked an all-star I Sligman checked the Sox on same for Constellation,” Sears sion, said: "W e had no reason 806 major league games. od running talent. on the reserved list along with those attending the dinner in bility lies, he isn’t worried. I three hits until Jim Landis led Ed Bressoud and Bob Tillman about him? It’s already been ton and, in his second start, Ron Perranoski came on to women — Mm. F. .Johnson, at the convention tomorrow and team of ex-Argonauts (over 20 said, "and besides it was a mis­ honor o f the state and New Fans and newsmen clamor j off the ninth with a single. One connected for the Red Sox. said KX) limes.” got the Ysmkees back on the get one. and Bob Miller was Mrs. H. Patton and Mm. In all) and added this collec­ erable day for a race.” England amateur champion. tion or rejects (?) could beat for improvement but they Ken Venturi out later, Floyd Robin.son sin­ But Mantle never runs out winning trail with a two-run called in to strike out Wil'.ie Meeghan. They were par­ homer. He homered again Mays and end the game. It ticipating in a Ladies Invita­ Constellation’s strongest The dinner is scheduled for the current team hands down. c.'amor for tickets even more. gled. Bill Skowron lined out be­ of heroics. Each day, it showing has been in races in 8 p.m. according to Alex Hayman claims to have a fore Ron Hansen broke it up the next day, when the Yan­ was only Los Angeles’ fourth tion Tournament. ^ oii ( ail CoiiiU on .(Quality Cowls No Moro at Soai s seems, the crippled star light winds. Hackney, clnb pro and gen­ waiting list for season tickets Given Edge with a run-seoring hit to left, More Records? comes through with a stand­ kees won, 4-3. victory over San Francisco in eral chairman o f the testi­ Bad Luck Too and this season, despite a poor i It was the lOth complete game out performance that either monial committee. 1963 rfecord, 18,000 season du­ I and fourth shutout for Pizarro, FAIRFIELD, Conn, — Bad luck has also plagued starts a rally, keeps one go­ A limited number of din­ cats have been sold. Only 1,000 Over ‘Big 2’ I who was a spring holdout until (.NEA) — Y. A. Tittle broke ing or breaks up the game. ner reservations will still be the downtrodden Argos. Norm less than last year. March 2.'), but got off to the best two of Bol>hy Lnyne’s Na­ Stonebaugh, their center, Mantle breathed new life accepted today, he added. It’s like the gambler said start of his career, reeling off tional Football I.eague rec­ judged by many the best in BIRAUNGHAM, Mich. (AP) j successive victories. into the third place Yankees 10 DAYS ONLY! IN TIME FOR LABOR DAY about the shady crap game,” —Arnold Palmer ha.s the put­ ords Inst season and he last night and had Manager sure it's crooked, but it's the could lireak two more this ting "yips,” Jack Nicklans has I in d ia n s -o r io i.e s — Yogi Berra once more talk­ only game in towm!” a crook in his elbow, and Ken year. ing hopefully of a pennant. \ Tlie Indians .struck for five Tittle has a good ehanee * • * Venturi has nothing but confi­ runs in the eighth inning, the It was Mickey’s bases- The Same Great Tire that comes on New 1964 Cars! to surpass the records for M o r ia r t y ’s, Eagles dence and an uncanny feel for I last three on Bob Chance’s two- loadcd double for two runs in Sports Potpourri the flag. most passes attempted and the eighth inning that over­ run liomcr and Leon Wagner's for most yards gained. In case anyone is wondering, So it’s Venturi, the reigning 1 solo shot, to overtake Balti- came a 1-0 Washington ad­ the recent surge of the New National Open champion, and He needs Just 165 passes vantage and led to a 4-1 1 more. to lireak Layne’s mark of Gain Hoop Playoffs York Mets hasn’t jnit them not the “ Big Two” who will be Orioles starter Milt Pappas Yankee triumph. Sweetening favored \vhen 155 golfers from 3,700 and just 227 yards to much ahead of their 1963 pace. i gave up Cleveland's fourth hit the victory waa Cleveland's 14 nations tee off tomorrow in eraek the other record of To date they have won 42 and ol the game, a double to Tito comeback 5-3 victory over the first $200,000 Carling World 26.768. Finalists in the Rec Summer Baseball League lo.st 83. On Aug. 26 last year Francona, and walked Woody Baltimore, trimming the Championship. I.,ast season Tittle became playoffs are the Eagles and Moriarty Brothers. They they were 41 and 88 . . . But Held before being replaced b Orioles’ first lead over the they only need 10 /nore vic­ First prize in this 72-holc, the leader In touchdown gained the berths with semifinal wins last night, the four-day test is $35,000, a Harvey Haddix in the eighth. passes (202) and total com­ third place Yankees to four NEVER BEFORE AT tories to set an alltime (?) club Max Alvis’ pinch single scored games. Eagles trouncing the Indiams, 56-44, and Moriarty’s high of 52. year’s salary for many top ex r-u o , ■ , j pletions (1,971). besting Spruce St. Market, 57- ecutives. and it's the kind of ■’’J"’ ^hico Salmon .singled The eighth-inning hit. off 51. QUESTION OF THE WEEK— purse which usually brings out | ______relief pitcher Ronnie Kline, ners topped all scorers with 19. Did anybody notice an obit­ The playoff title game is .set the best in the blacksmith- rapped a perfect night for uary, buired (what else) in tomorrow evening at 9:30 at Jim Glenney had 15 and Jim strong Palmer and power-driv­ Mantle, who had two singles Moriarty 13. Steve McAdam led most news pages, concerning Charter Oak Park. ing Nicklans. Jimmv Fund Game Tonight and a walk off starter the Marketmen with 15, one the late J. L. Wilkinson, or­ However, both of them are Claude Osteen. Lefty Frank Kinel was the more than Pat Mistrelta. Dave ganizer of the Kansas City off their top form Palmer on : ------His performance not only sparkplug of the Eagles’ open­ Monarchs and developer of the White chipped in with 10. the putting greens and Nic k-| All-Star tcam.s from the • ators ind police chiefs from extended the Yankees' win- SUCH LOW PMCES! ing game win last night, pour­ Summaries: first portable lighting system. laus on the lees while dentin i | ^ softball ing In 22 points. His port-sided throughout New' England have , ning streak to three straight Euxlm (66) He’s the one credited with is currently the hottest article tonight at 6 on the heels of their horrible partner, Ray LaGace, added 15 originating night baseball. aided this fund. p B P ri.s on the circuit. at Mt, Nebr, for the benefit of Veteran Church Leaguer Ed •six-game losing skein but more. The Eagles led at all the 2 K ind ...... Ever think what we'd be watch­ After three years of fru.stra­ turns, holding quarter leads of 0 Daly ...... ing today if he (or someone) tlie Jimmy P'und, the pninilar Bushncll will eoaefi that groiin helped bring Ford his fir.st 2 [.jiCacp ...... tion during which time he al­ name for the financial drive to with Joe Lizotte, manager of success since July 16, 16-11, 36-22 and 44-3'l. .■) Troy ...... hadn't come up with arclight most gave up the game, the 33- aid research into cnuse.s and the Ree champs, the Gems, han­ "W e're just a different The Indians made their 4 Wiecow.ski ...... games? year-old picture swinger from 1 Malin ...... cure.s of cancer in children. dling those rein.s. team with Mick in there,” strongest bid in the second San Francisco found himself in 2 Wood ...... Jack Sanson, honomry chair- Those unable to attend to­ said the grateful left-hander, quarter when they trimmed the 2 l.ary ...... ■oqaN TW 1® 9 iv SuiiJBlB the National Open last June in 'aiuBO Il^qiios put\i Xuiuiif ”.=T,Vfr,/aVinp- heat 1 man O f tlic game committee, night’s attraction may send "whether he’s 100 per cent lead to four points. But the ' 15 Total.s ...... 24 8-1.1 ,56 Washingtons suffocating heat, the first bail to ^olicc contributions to the Ji imv Eagles’ rebounding strength aqj puB '8 }B jauuip ‘qnio His confidence has been soar­ or only 60 per cent. Chief James Reardon. For many Fund c-o Mr. Sanson, State paid off again and they boosted I IndiauB (44) X.qunoo jaisaqouBH 1® Xua ing ever since. "He could hardly run over P B F Pts American ' years theater owners and oper- Theater, Manchester. the margin to more comfortable 0 Hutchin.Mon ...... 5 0-2 10 iRiuis pay iJcpuaitiD s,)q3|uo) Venturi won the status. 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The one excep­ 7.50 X 14 28.65 23.65 Fearsome Foursome” held on ' a R,.'ardon ...... 1 3-5 5 and finished with about 67. 23.65 19.10 6.701 15 33.65 27.75 22.43 _ ...... 3 1-2 7 tion is a Satiirdav afternoon 2 Wiutomotive* 6.70X 15 28.65 and managed to pull out the 2 Qnev ” I am playing so well, I am i Nationally Famous 7.10X 15 31.35 25.85 20.90 7 10x15 36.85 30.40 24.57 victory. o'clock date with Chicago Feb. 24.57 SUPERTRED . , . .20 n-19 51 so sure of myself on .sliots to X 25.85 20.90 8.00 X 14 36.85 30.40 15 Totals 6.00 14 31.35 Spruce. 13. Fran Franglone of the win- Score at half 2S-26 the green that it startles me.” A U T O -LITE 22.97 8.50 X 14 40.50 33.40 27.00 FEATURIN6 8.50 X 14 34.45 28.40 lt*$ A Premium Tire Guaranteed Against Wearout For Three Full Years. Guaranteed Palmer w'ho has had four 7:60« 15 34.45 28.40 22.97 7.60x15 second places and two thirds in AMERICA’S FINEST / SHOCK ABSORBERS 1.20x15 J S 7 E ft.Mxir his last six tournamenl.s, con­ Against ALL Failures For Treodlife, No Limit on Time or Mileage tinued tc) experiment with beat BRANDS Ca^h and Carry up, lead-headed putters without finding a satisfaetory one. • AUTO-LITE “ From five feet in. I used to BMC Looking for a * BUY THE FIRST TIRE AT THE NO TRADE-IN PRICE PLUS TAX • BENDIX NO MONEY DOWN! never miss a putt," Palmer dependable ^ MUFFLER SALE said. "Now I miss them, and • BORG-WARNER Free Mounting! it’s costing me.” 60 00 • CARTER NEW 6.70 X 15 low-priced tire? tube-typo to BUY A MUFFLER AT • CASTROL blockwall* SAVE 11*“ to 19*>“ SAVE 8 All-Weather'42' plue tax “No Limit” Guarantee! On the Second 'Tire. . . No Trade-In Required On Second Compact Tire ., No Trade-In Required OUR REGULAR LOW • GRANT SHOCKS by Goodyear and old Uro PRICE AND GET A • HOLLY —Iht only low-prictd llrt Tubeless Blackwalls Tubeless Wliitewalis PLAY GOLF • LIFE GO Tubeless Blackwalls Tubeless Whitewalls DEALER -Q c with Tuftyn rubber and 3*T 1st Tire 2nd Tire 1st Tire 2nd Tire r,. 11 st Tire 2nd Tire I q * • LUBRIPLATE Nylon cord! g o o d A e a r 1 ^*1 Tire)2nd Tire SAVE Size SAVE Plug Tax Plus 5»AVI!i If desired we Plua Tax Plue Tax Size Phis Tax Plus Tax SAVE Plus Tax Plus Tax TAIL PIPE will Install BUCKLEDGE G. G. • MONROE* INQUIRIES i IP aOODVEAR NATION-W IDE “ NO tIM IT” GUARANTEE -H i limit »i» montlu • Hi limit M mllil • M* limit n It ^ ■•••j 7.00x14 29.85 18.05 11.80 7.00x14 e.ooxis j 23.25 14.65 8.60 6.00x13 27.25 18.65 8.60 GUARANTEED muffler and • PUROIATOR M !• (fM d . F«r » • tntiri lill ol thi troid. ■ All NEW 8000YIA* AUTO .3^75 21.95 11.80 Jet. Route 85 and 91 EACH maUrixli and normal road liaiards, eicepi lepairabla puncturas. If A GOPDYEAE TIAI FAIIS UMOIi THIS *J |***'jJ*i*.'f ..milnlna • RAYBESTOS 10,000 Ooodyaar dealera in tha United Slalei and Canada will make allowance on a new tire baaed on ori|mal triad dipin ramarnini 6.70x15 32.45 19.45 13.00 7.00x18 For As Long As You Own our cost of CONN. 6.70x15 OAOxlS 25.95 T s .95 10.00 29.85 19.85 10.00 INVITED ^ and currant "Goodirear Price ” .36.35 23,35 1.3.00 Your Car $5.oo. • SEALED POWER 7JWxl4 32.45 19.45 13.00 7.50x14 Ladies’ Day Tuesday/ Guaranteed 15,000 Miles 7.00x18 , 28.55 15.55 ^ 13.00 6.60x14 32.45 19.45 13.00 WITHOUT RESINATORS • THOMPSON FREE or One Year! ■h 7.10x15 8.00x14 .38.95 24.95 14.00 Full Time Professional • WAGNER 34.95 20.95 14.00 -«rfi0xl4 6.00x16 I 31.15 8.00x14 1 27.25 Pl6T8.5~ ~10.40” 20.75 10.40 For Information and • WALKER 7.60x15 SAFER, SMOOTHER, LEVEL RIDES with NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIR| 7.60x15 ALIGNMENT AND BRAKE SPECIAL Starting Time Tel. 228-9483 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 37.65 21.30 16.35 8.50x14 11.55 25.20 16.35 6.00x15 |~i5[45" ~97m ~ 6.60x13 1^8.55 19.35 9.20 AND MANY 8.50x14 |~24.65~ MONROE SHOCKS AND WE DO ALL THIS: OTHERS . . . 713 MAIN STREET — 649-9523 295 BROAD STREET ^ 6 4 3 -S I79 LOAD LEVELERS • CORRECT CASTER, CAMBER, TOE-IN • ADJUST BRAKES $ A 9 5 HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER COOK'S SERVICE STATION • ADJUST STEERING AUJSTATE Passenger Tire Giinraiilee Sears Companion Nylon ANY R, E. Wandeil 842 E. CENTER ST.—649-8187 556 MIDDLE TPK K EAST—649-6821 TREAD UFE CUARANTKii 'JHEU> m K\U • ADD BRAKE FLUID AGAINST ALL FAILURES <;i AlU M KK _ • BALANCE FRONT WHEELS U.S. Car Ev.rr ALLSTATE Ur. U. Trrad life guarunteed for the Guaranteed Against All Failures— NO LIMIT ON TIME or MILEAGE Building BUHRERT SHELL SERVICI luumnlMd .(.iiMt .11 lulun. numlier of monlhH jiUt(eenod, 706 MAIN ST.—649-8282 668 C B N I ^ ST.—646-8128 for Ih. U (. of tb. .tisinal r«turn it. In exchange, we will ‘ PLUS 15-Month Guarantee Against Tread Wear-out. Confraefor timd. It lit. foU., w. will- repface it, charging the cur- ] ALIGNMENT CHECK at our aptk»—rapair it with­ rent exchange pric« leas oet ] Residen tial- Commercial out coat; or in axchanf. for dollar allowance.* AND BANTLY'S SERVICE CENTER RUFINI'S FLYING A SERVICI tha tira, wa will raplaca it *Kxchgnge I’rice ia regular • Alterations-Remodeling 118 CENTER ST.—646-B876 cbanrins only (or tiaad worn retail price plua Federal Kx- • 6.00x13,6.50x13,7^0x14 ^ *Plus Tax and SINCE 1 9 1 7 888 MAIN ST.—649-4596 Icfaufa will bo n pro-raU ciM Tax leas trade-in at time ' Trade-In Tire SAFETY INSPECTION abut of aacbanfa prioa*). of return (no trade-in deduc­ “ Business Built On tion on ODow tiree). Tubeless Blaskwalls OZZIE'S SHELL STATION FREE (justomer Satisfaction” Other Stores in;, DON WILLIS GARAGE 275 MAIN ST.—64S-U7S MANCHESTER BRANCH WEST HARTFORD WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Noor Broad 18 MAIN ST.— 649-4531 Full Insurance Coverage LARTFORD MANCHESTER (ST HARTFORD M. & M. SHELL SERVICE Tel. 644-0450 BRISTOL ELLSWORTH and LASSOW Manchester Shopping Parkade OPEN 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. HARTFORD GEHERAL TIRE IR). PHONE M3.5U8 262 OAKLAND ST.—048-5156 ROUTE 6. ANDOVBR-««B-|l||| , Shop at Sears and Save After 5:00 P.M. lOMPSONVILLB West Middle Turnpike— 649-1581 (TUES. and SAT. till 6 P.M.) 155 CENTER STREET— MANCHESTER Guaranteed or Your Money Back SEARS 82 BALDWIN ROAD \' ^1% '\V (a :

- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 96, 1964 PAGE TWENTY-CROi TWENTY MANCHBSTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX>NNh WEDNESDAY, AUGUST M, 1964 Bosiness Services iTHEks OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALY Rnd SHORTEN HbIp Wanted—Mak 36 Help Wanted—Malt I t OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLB- G R I U WORTS BY ROUSOM Antwir “ ‘ Offered 13 WANTED—Oood man to drive PART-TIME airvlch atetion WASHmO MACHINES ra- HAVEN'T you fiOT THESE r POOR JDEf THE LAST TIME school bua. Muat be raliabla. tendant, evenings. Apply_ Afflwisg Rotcolt H. A. Frink, SulliVan Ave., person B<>land Motom, CLASSIFIED paired, RCA, Whirlpool and IN A 6PIICE HEEL? IN TMERE’ 9 A . «ME WAS HERE Wappinf. 644-1002. ter 8t. dIChrMopiMr kenmore. All work fuaran* BABY BUIfil AND I 6l(i*NO SALE"] SHE EVEN turned AOOM teod. Call I4S-401S, 044-8141. j 1— of WANT THEM IN YAK IF I EVER IN THE SHOES DRIVBM for school bns, 7:| i- OKAV.WlSE m a o ,3aK!r r r « hard dSpiewant Ineod BrtdgMnttr BOokiaiiBPINO ~ and p a y i^ HIDE INSTEAD OF SAW ONE.' E CAME II 8 'a.m.t 2:16-8:84 p.m. 0101 TO BEUEVeSOU MAVS B----- BiM (w J COMMERCIAL ‘mwEE MJMMsirr 44Ait«rUl ADVERTISING aorvlcea. Experienced account­ 843-2414. B----- Fin LIZARD.' ** [XMouomx moor a SAMIMES ACCOOfTT 48 Lord ant available eveninfa, Sat­ REFRIGERATION ge cn rH B R s a k e a f t e r a l l t r e s k UNIm (comb, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS THATLL-OO FEK farm) eiBoholdt urday. Speclallainf in build- • WAS CMEWIM'OM .WEARS AS A Wastrel! B2Cplar OPBI'»ER'4/x'LL UOompMi point 8 A.M. to 5 PJH, Inf construction and small Ebccellent opportunity for EXPERIENCED A«TRAM/NSTEAD -<~MAV<-KAFF/X t: UHoIpw BSrtatidlnai ^ businesses. 64S-8T8I. p e SACK‘C3 FEED UVUUlnfRHD SATwolra e'dock mechanic •xperienced In all m I k OF BElM'lfJ-fW' r o p e THESE ARE 87Daaeriba MEN WANTED »TAf=reRx BKvTtME/ 3ESTA ETHICAL OEALS/^ *TU|tlm’t COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. DRIVEWAYS, foundations, cel­ lines of commercial refrif- ftoiroM" 88 Banter •ration. Will be required to BlIUGS BUNNY dWrtCH SOME FSW A^OR&'DEAlJS 80— apparant MONDAY Thm FRIDAY 10:8U AJfl.-HSATlIRDAY B AJU. lars sealeoated and water­ OF M V O O T A -, I7Mr. Coward eOBxMntul beino STNumbacatobO proofed under pressure. Call service food chain In this Lath* men, Bridgeport sp> AN' TLL BE IN • L.BR 18 Nothing area. Company car and tOWM tXJOOH/. 0O )i CAR MOM06RS/ 81 Famate aaint 0 Tumult aummod the DAO. Penetratinf Sealer erators, surface grinders, 18 BOM 38 Son of Odin PLEASE READ YOUR AD tools provided. This is per­ 98Elmor — (ab.) 10 German rivar Service, 289-8614. all around machinists. Must 81N«Wta 11 Depend OOPenoB . manent year 'round em- be experienced In Aircraft 33EntwlM indln iliiiliiitiG Olkautacal or Wniit .Ada*' are tnlim over tbe pbone an e 34NaiiiiaInpo DOWN leCran oonvelilenoe. The advertlaer jhoiUd teikd hli ed tte FIRST moyment. Complete bene­ quality. Stop In and see our lAmarican 21 Hindu nnrea 41 She danced fit 'program. Including A k ISComUtlN t i befen Herod d a y nr A P P E ^ ^ and REPORT ERRORS In Nme f o ^ e facilities or call 840-5268 for Mithtr BMotiatar as Social inaect Household scmeee H insurance, life Insurance, 27 Shake 42Bird next Inaertion, The Herald Is reaponalbit for only ONE faieor- an Intenrtsw at your con­ MHoeewi a m 45----- o( Bagdad Offered IS-A and pension all free. Write venience. pUfrint lUnfaiten 28 MIm Lupino root or omitted huerUon for any adverttsemeat and then onlv 29 Japanoxe fish 48Verlf]r Box K, Herald, stating .busi­ MDtroction 8 Hillock to the r a te n t ^ a “ i ^ e food” Inaerttoa Brrora whieh do not KEWBAVINO Of BURNS, moth 4Lampror uuce 47MaIifnlook8 ness experience, educatlcm, SSTToe 48 Only leoMW the vaim of the adverUaement wOl not be norreetad by holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ 84F0M 8 Violent hot SO Not loud “make food” InaertloB. ' and salary requirements. SSUnclow (potU 31 Upon (prefix) 40 Mr. Speaker dow shadea made to measure, WILCO MACHINE aSConnune 8 1 ^ ? (comb, 32 Turkish cap SO Shade treea all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys TOOL CO., INC. SSOpoB roceptado form) S3 Near SS Grain YOUR CNIOPEKATION WILL made while you wait Tape re­ 7 Duntloni 30 Ireland 58 Article DUE TO EXPANSION and pro­ 88----- of Ox BE APPRECIATED DIAL M3-2711 corders for rent. Marlow*^!. 807 motions within our organisa­ Rout* 6 and 44A 9olton, Conn. 3 "T W n Main., 840-6221. tion, V e now have an opening SHOE SALES­ for a man to train for a man- 12 IT MEN GET QRAV- ageria. position. Salary, com- • mMvWvwBM. Building— Contnurtlng 14 mlssi(Mi, plus auto allowance, Hum. Im. Troubit Reaching Our Advertiser? T M » „m .0* $-H SHORTENi^^^U/lCyyNSu to start. Many employe bene­ CLERK \T QUALITY CARPENTRY^ j fits. Apply In person to the Rooms, dormers, porches, Singer C ^ p a n y , 882 Main 1 BY V. T. HAMLIN zT 24-Hour Answering Serviee basements refinlshed, ’ cab­ Street. Wanted for men’s clothbif ALLY OOP MONEV— MAM« 18 inets. built-ins. formica, tile. store. Oood opportunity, No Job too small. William any selling experience JUST THAT Musical— Dramatic 30 | Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Female 35 T-V TECHNICIAN, must be ex- [ AKVOuflor irMLEW Oi^ w h o i x e m ..THEN I TAKE IT TOU ...ms Free to Herald Readers Robbins carpentry service. perienced in black and white would be helpftll. .Must CU»~«HUa)rp., 104 B .' EXPERIENCED patartw* want- K ANSWERING SERVICE CARPENTRY—32 years’ ex­ PIANO li structlon In mv home, WANTED—Office help. Klng’i 166 McKee Street. 649-9679. Dept. Store, Manchester. Main St., Rockville. Ask for ^ ed. Call 643-1420. *4 9 ^ 5 0 0 — 875.2519 perience. Ceilings and floor Mr. Passardi. U tiled porches, rec rooms, ga­ We have an opening for a de- _ and leave your meaanfe. Yonll hear from our advertteer la Re rages. additions, attics finish­ pendable person to work in our DRIVERS Tractor trailer traln- Schools and Classes 33 Party Plan 46 46 47 time without apendlof aU evenlnc at the telephone ed, remodeling, concrete work. telephone promotion depart ing. High wages, fine future. INVITA'nON No Job too small. Immediate TOY DEMONSTRATORS ment. Experience not neces See our ad under Schools and estimates. 643-2629. sary, we will train. WIN A FORD! Classes, Classification No. 33. TO BID u ST Lost and Pound 1 1 F Automobiles For Sale 4 ADDITIONS — Retaining walls, WANTED Sealed bids will be received at Leading toy party company TRUCK DRIVER’S helper: 18 cement floors, garages, bath­ Check these benefits: years or older. Apply in per­ the Office of the General Mana- 5" IjOST—Pass Book No. 7536. 1963 PONTIAC 8 Tempest Con­ rooms tiled, remodeling Roof­ will pay top commissions to i9M W NIA lEE. T». g Savings Department of the WOMEN—MEN son to Watkins Bros. Shipping ger, 41 Center Street, Manchea- vertible, 2-door, white leather ing. Call 649-4291. high-calibre toy demonstra­ .. Group life insurance 56 Connecticut Bank k Trust lop, automatic, radio, heater,' tors . . . PLUS FORD FAL­ Department, 936 Main Street, ter, Connecticut, until Septenv BY AL VERMEER Company. Application made ..Hospital and surgical bene­ ------jber 2, 1964 at 11:00 A.M. for mSClLLAW POP light blue, new tires, excellent To ’Train as CONS as Bonus Prizes. For fits BE" for payment. mechanical condition. Muat details, call or write for MECHANIC for truck fleet, Cast Iron Water Pipe, ar sell. J1.995. Cal'. 643-0193. Roofing-—hiding 16 personal interview: ..Profit sharing plan married, responsible, extra Bid forms and specification* witTh a l l Yhis M6>?f FOUND—Brown, male mon­ CASHIERS— ..Retirement plan hours, good weeks pay. Call are available at the ControUer’8 grel. Call Lee Fracchia. Dog 1968 CHEVROLET A. A. DION, INC. Roofing 64S-M14. I Office, 66 Center Street, Man- TOU SHOULD BE HAPPY AND refreshed) B1 J K WILLIAMS Biscayne, STOCKMAN AMERICAN HOME TOY ..Paid vacations and holidays TO TAKE A ^^^%U'LL FEEi ' OUT «HIR WAi Warden, 643-8594. automatic, 6 cylinder, radio, siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ ------;;------’ Chester, Connecticut. excellent condition. 649-2184, 8 terations and additions. Ceil-' PARTIES. INC. ..Merchandise discounts WILL HIRE 2 or I married men I Town of Mancheater, 1 DID ITTD SHOW V X I W A N T A FOUND—Brown, female mon­ MOB SCENE? a.m,-6 p.m. mgs Workmanship guaran- For supermarket. Discount Marilyn Lentocha for appointment salts in th* Connecticut WHAT CHANCE VOU grel. Call Lee Fracchia Dog teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. stores, Drug Stores. Apply in person HAfVE WHEN VOU GO , A L L V O U Kingsbury Ave. Ext., R.D. No. 1 Coventry area. Salaried on the | Richard Martin, IN BUSINESS—VOU ' n e e d e d w a s Warden. 643-8694. 1961 PLYMOU’TH Belvedere. 8 oTnwirrT Hnwir Rockville. Conn. 06066 job training, 86,000-^18,000 year­ General Manager O N E W O O D EN cylinder, oowerpower s sleeiIpo. ig, ,o- p>ow- BIDWELL HOME Improvement t » ■._ ly. CaU Personnel 742-7696. ' DONTHAVETD BE CompEmy—Roofing, siding, al- Train now - Pay Later. Free Phone 876-1SS2 /WAKING MONEV FISH TO HAVE' er brakes, 4-door sedan, top MONTGOMERY WARD THE/JUST HA/E COMPETITION^ Announcements condition, new brake linings, terations, additions and re- Placement Service, HERE/I modeling of all types. Excel­ ID THINK VOU, new tire.s, call after 6 p.m. 969 W. Middle Turnpik* ARE—WAICH HILECTTROLUX sales and serv­ 649-6827. lent workmanship. 649-6495 THIS.' ice, bonded representative Al­ Earn Bin $ $ $ DION CONSTRUCTION Roof­ DIGNIFIED SPARE TIME fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., 1965 DESOTO Firedome 8 Hard­ WOMEN WANTED for light I ’ i ■ Manchester, 644-8141. ing. siding, alterations, ceil­ SALES top Convertible. automatic ings, gutters and aluminum Call Write - Visit assembly work, steady. Apply tran.smis.sion, exce.lent me­ windows 643-4382 . 643-0896 for free information Liberal commissions, near in person. 10 Hilliard St., Man­ chanical condition. 3 tires like home, with chester. P e r s o n a ls 3 ' new. 2 in fair condition. A BIDWELL SIDING and roof­ • IM4 hr MA. Iw. 525-9317 good .second car, .1;150 for quick ing—finest quality aluminum AVON RELIABLE woman babysitter, «■>« TAi lEB U l M. OR RIDE WANTED from vicinity sale. 742-6872. experienced with Infants, few O nter and Winter Slreet.s to siding and installation. 643- 6379. MARKET TRAINING Cosmetics. No experience re­ days a week and one or two ^ N N I E BY JOE CAMPBELL St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, I960 VOLKSWAGEN. 2-door de­ quired. Good opportunity now. evenings. Good pay. Booc O, working hours 8-4 p.m. Call luxe sedan, new engine, other INSTITUTE (Phone 289-4922), Herald. 643-6874 between 6-9 p.m. extra.s, J1.075. Call 649-0061. 760 Main Street Hartford Roofing and niimnevs 1«-A Suite 804 COUNTER GIRL, over 18, for WANTED — Ride to Pratt k 1964 FORD, 2-door hardtop, fountain, one for nighta and Whitney, East Hartford, first automatic, ' ‘ $80. or best offer, ' ROOFING — Specialising re­ one fw weekends, 648-2126. 8-2A shift. South Parking lot, Bran­ call 643-6243. pairing roofs of all kinds, new RN OR LPN, part-time, 649- IF YOU’RE THINKINS UOUT BUYINB But Tm trying to obey you, Mom! You said you didn't ford St. or vicinity. Call 643- roofs, gutter work, chimneys 4519. 6683. 1957 PLYMOUTH 4-door, 6 cyl­ cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Help WanteA— Malt 38 want to hear aboutt me fightingfightin and I’m tiding not inder, standard tran.smisaion, siding. SO years' experience. BE A TRACTOR TYPIST—Clerical poeition local insurance company, 6 days to tell youli r RIDE WANTED, Wells Street excellent body and mechani­ Free estimates. Call Howley, PLUMBING and heating men, A USED GAR - NOW IS THE TIME TO to A.sylum and Woodland, cal condition. $276. Call 649- 643-5361. 644-8333. TRAILER DRIVER weekly, 8:15-4:15. Good start­ ing pay, fringe benefits, ca­ experienced, for -new tastalla- Hartford, hours 8:10-4:10, 649- 0637 . 604 N Main. For a fine future, job se­ tions. OaK Aadorer 742-8380 gf- 1903, RAY’S ROOFING CO.-Shingle reer opportunity, Evening in-, . » _ — DO IT - AND MORIARTY BROTHERS roofs, gutters, btllt-up roofs, curity, steady year round terviewa by appointment. Call '**' * work with income of $10,- 78 RPM RECORD collectors of 1956 AUSTIN-HEALY, $795. Call roof and chimney repairs, Ray Mrs. Lubas. 643-1124. experienced exhibit-Mind­ . .«..iB.un»»neW- Manchester — let’s compare • after 5:30. 875-6889. Jack.son, 643-8326, Ray Hage- 000 a year, can be yours. Major freight carriers are er, excellent opening. Display- IS THE~nAGE TO OET THE BEST BEN CASEY notes; al.*!©, anyone having old now. 649-2214. crafty Inc., 843-9687. records to sell—cal'. Rodman 'I*®*! OLDSMOBILE. real nice. searching for professional A(TT NOW — Stewart, 649-6115. good running condition. 1958 trained tractor trailer driv­ PLUMBERS and helpera axper- DEAL! Na.sh, .standard transmission, Radlo-TT Repair ers. If you have a good DEMONSTRATE TOYS ienced in new conatructiom.' TKmv ime GENTIjEMAN would like ride real good condition. 875-4603. driving record, over 21 and Call after T, 289-0611. eOlNGOTOUT to St. Petersburg. Florida Services 18 can drive an auto we can Work now ’til December full or AUVE I'LL '42 CO M ET '43, MERCURY B round Labor Day. Call 649- CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ he,Ip you make the grade. part-time. Experience unneces­ BY FRANK O’NEAL NEVER. KNOWl Annually there are 8,000- ■HURT RIBS ICANST1U. 2564. ice.-available all hours. Satis­ sary. Excel'*nt commissions. Monterey breezewsy 4-Door Auto DrlvlnR Srhool 7-A 10,000 job openlngsT-Nation- No investment. No collecting. 4-Door station Wagem. Ra­ HEAR THE faction guaranteed. Call 649- NOTICE dio. Jteater. Very Sedan. Radio, heater, Merc- CHOPPER LEARN TO D R T ^ - Special 1315. al Professional Truck Driv­ No delivering. Write or Call col­ omatie, power brakes, pow­ r w i S C R i S ^ Autotnobnes F or Sale 4 ers Training works with lect SANTA’S PARTIES. INC. The Registrars of Voter* of clean! Special EKP1C0M6...* I attention to nervous and el­ er steering. Pink K A 'IO C SPYRKMlMlTr/ (FLEET OWNERS) and Avon. Conn., OR3-8456. After 6, the Town of Manchester, Conn., NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ derly. Classroom for teen­ frost and white. IMG agers. Pickup service. Day or Millinery, Dressmaking 19 trucking a.ssn. Free Life­ OR3-9829. I will be in session in the Regli- ed down? Short on down pay­ time job advisory and coun­ ______trars Office at thf Municipal '41 MERCURY ment? Bankrupt? Repos.ses- evening lessons Reasonable rates Manchester Driving ALTERATIONS done, women seling service exclusive for ston? Don't despair' See Hon our graduates. Budget POSITION available Rockville A 4-30 I Monterey 4-Door Hardtop *43 PLYMOUTH est Douglas Inquire about low Academy, 742-7249. and children's clothes, very Public H,«.b Nur.l|« A.- ' ” i Radio, heater,------Mercomatic,r . rea.sonable. Prompt service. terms are available. Send Belvedere 3-Door Sedan. est down, smallest payment.- sociation. New position for . power steerinjg. Call 643-6745, 649-0776. name, address, age. phone Radio, heatqr, automatic anywhere. No small ioan or fi­ staff nurse open ^ applies- J" ^ Whit* with red ftl 9A E number and hours at home tions immediately. C^,\ 876- «"«tled tq vote transmiaaloa. R 9 A 0 R nance cvimpany plan. Douglas Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 for interview. Write to Box Interior. ^ I Motors, 333 Main. 4961 or apply in person at 62 Low mileage. T A w T a MovInK—Truckingr- G, Herald. of Manchester, • NM W Hm. In. TM. a*, as. M CM. 1965 HARLEY-DAVID.SON with Park Street. Rockville, be-1 Storagrv 2(1 tween 8 a.m.-4 p.m. signed, a. 6-2i electric .starter now on dis-’ ______Edward F Moriarty *42 FORD ‘41 OLDSMORILE play: new 50cc model, $226 full MANCHESTER Delivery. Ugh: BY DICK CAVALLl Frederick E. Peck Falrlane 4-Door Sedan. MORTY MEEKLE Mercedes-Benz prire. Part.s and service. Har- trucking and package dellverj- Registrars of Voters Super 88 4-Door Hardtop. iey-David.son Sale.s, 49 Park Refrigerators, wa.shers anr AVON CHRISTMAS Manchester, Connecticut ■ Black.. Radio, heater, Whit* and blue. Radio, heat­ BUZZ SAWYFr BY ROY CRANE Street, Hartford. Fordomatie. er, hydramatle, pow er: • 0C3C The mo.st wanted car In the stove moving specialty. Foldinr WANTED A05 voi k:ioD(N0T i Ve e e a j WHVDOVOOHAJveTO 44N4J chalra for rent. '649-0782. V-8 epglne. *14 9 5 steering^ f159S ...WAVES SWEEP OVER THE A m t. HiM/HeHA6NrBtX>/ used. Including the fabulous INVITATION CANeBBSOJ? O ffe r e d 13 Painting— Papering 21 sions selling near home in ‘43 U N C O LN He\VVWBI0HrCK(kMPWN7 Dtesei — brings you 35-45 spare time; friendly recep­ '42 VOLKSWAGEN LAWNMOWER sharpening; re­ PAINTING, EXTERIOR and in­ To Train for tion created by National TV TO BID Continental 4JX>or Ssden. m.p.g., with minimum up­ pairs, sales, rotor blades terior, paperhanring, wall- Advertising. No experience Sealed bids in duplicate for Full Continental equipment. 3-Door Sedan. Radio, heat­ required; start now, (Phone 7 keep. CJall Robert Goehring, sharpened; bicycle sales serv­ i p b x - switchboard the supplying of Finish Hard­ Factory M1QC er. Red with S Y 9 0 R ice Manche.ster Cycle Shop, 289-4922). warranty. beige Interior. your Newman Import man, ware and Toilet Accessories for 149 W Middle Turnpike, 8 « I the Highland Park School, Man- M0UK1S.THE HUT *t 236-3221 or 649-0656. 2098 ------I Chester, Conn., will be received WHERE BUZ HAS seph P. Lewis. TYPIST CASHIER wanted, experience ^ 2 p.m. D.S.T. Sept. 3, 1964 '42 CAD ILLAC ■41 TR-3 TAKEN REFUSE REPAIRS on all makes of re-- frigerators. washers, ranges, PAINTING CONTRACTOR — preferred, neat appearance. ^^e office of the General Sports RbOdstor BEGINS TO \ukU' lilliyfrintlMi TWX—TELETYPE See Mr. Gordon at Arthur Model 62 4-Door -Sedan. DISINTEGRATE 48C*il/'d—« I 1955 OLDSMOBILE 88. 4-door and dryers. All oil burners Interior. exterior painting. Manager, Town of Manchester, sedan, standard shift, good run­ Di-ug, 942 Main Street, Man­ Radio, heater, Radio, heater. White with IN THE SCREAM­ cleaned and serviced All work Free estimates. Immediate yQ-myr viTVDTtM/"'!! Municipal Building, 41 Center Full power. - ning condition, $195 . 649-1042. ■service. Call Eddie Kane, 742- chester. St., Manchester, Conn., at which red vinyl S I 9 0 S ING WINDS. guaranteed. Ck>sma Appliance Real clean! 8666. Interior. Special ^ tM r W 9 SHARP 1965 BUK3K 2 -d o o r ______Service, 606 Center, 649-0055. WANTED—Woman to do tele- all proposals will be op en ^ Ik em«hMa>.HciT».aiam»eA Learn on live boards. Train Hardtop, good condition, $2501 h a ROLD k SONS Rubbish Re- INTERIOR and exterior paint­ phone work at home, no ,a u -, now— pay later. Free Placement or best offer. Call 643-2991. moval—Cellars, attics, yards. ing, wallpaper removed, fully dng, excellent earnings, write I ?>*"»■ '40 CHEVROLET '59 Ptnn Y«m lodrt insured Rene Belanger. 648- Service. Nations largest PBX P.O. Box 889, New Britain, | documenU may be obUlned at BY LESLIE TURNER Weekly or monthly pickup. School. the office of Louis J. Drakos k station Wagon. Radio, heat­ 70 HP. Mercury eitflne. CAPTAIN EASY Harold Hoer. 649-4084 0612 or 644-0804 MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD 1964 MERCURY convertible, __ ^ J______I Associates, architect, Profes- er, automatic transmiseion. Trailer. Navy top. ™ iy GIRL FOR .shipping and re- ( "ion*' Farmington, Coivi. equipped, ready 0 | HMMM.THATB 7 EOMTHB AND II OAV*.jOR best offer. Call 643-2465. TYPEWRITERS — Standard nfSIDB AND OUTSIDE palnt- Call - Write Visit Color: Whit*. *10 9 5 IT5 LUCKV WB OUH-H-ILmNON IFIVBC/Ul SBO+HOURBl AT 5 0 i THE HAST HOUR, and electric. Repaired, over-! tag You name your own price, ceiving room, second shift, o " o'" eUer Aug. 25, 1964. for the water. FIND OAT PARKIM' LOT MMM> PL06SIE MAO' YE«i AND SHE'S DIDN'T LEAVE OUR AND 4 0 * BACH ADDITIONAL HOI* ~ 1960 FORD Convertible, red, hauled, rented. Adding ma- 849-7868, 876-8401 for free Information hours 8 :30-12. Starting wage No bidder may withdraw his IT F « U « 0 RIGHT— ^ ON W STREET, ,A F T iR ALL DBM W0MT)I5 ? IT C0MB5 TO > 2il2l.70! black and white interior, 360 chines rented and repaired. 8l,,70 per hour. Liberal em- bid within 30 day* after * c ^ l kLL ALONG/ BON. W IP PROB'LV h.p., standard shift with over­ ploye benefits. Apply in per- date of opening thereof. The "Buy with eoaBdeoice from Hartford O ou n ^ s Oldaat ------BUTDAfT^ Pickup and delivery service. Unooln Coattaeaital, Mercury, Oomet aad WUlya der~ MOItE'N drive, clean. After 6, 643-7116. Yale Typewriter Service. 849- Electrical Semces 22 525-9317 ( son 8 a.m.-8:80 p.m., Klock Town of Mancheater reserves DA CAR'S Oo., 1272 Tolland Tpke. the right to waive any Infor­ Dealer.” 1962 CHEVROLET Impala ___ __ i f r e e H5STIMATES. Prompt malities in or to reject any and Hardtop,-■ 327 cubic inch. 3 RAPID RUBBISH removal—At-’ f**^*/^* *11 types of e.ec- M. T. I. SCHOOLS WANTED—Woman to do tele- all proposals. ■peed Hurst, cam^and solid, cellars, and yards. Handy Irlc*' phone work at home. South Signed, MORIARTY BROTHERS lifters. 649-3746. man service. Call 649-0218, 643- »u«d^ Wilson Electrical 750 Main Street Hartford Windsor a n d Glastonbury Richard Martin, — ------— I Manchester, 649-4817, 643-1388. 801 Center St. Mancheeter Open Eveaiaga 048-8186 1968 (CHEVROLET wagon, 4-' ______|------areas, no selling, excellent General Manager Suite 804 earnings. Write P. O. Box 889, Town of Manchester! door 6, standard .shift. $545. s t EPS. SIDEWALKS, stone Call 649-4100. ' walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter-1 ^ loor rilllH ning 24 New Britain, Conn. ^ races, hatchways, dry wells Help Wanted— I emale 35 1956 BUICK. one owner. 4-door, ' FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- $25 IN FAMOUS Brands Free if radio, heater,heater automatic tran-s-tran.s- ^'1 , tag (specializing in older RN OR LPN, 11-7, full or you run 01-a-week shop-by-mall I able. 643-0851. mission. $250. or best offer. floors) Waxing floors. Paint- part-time. Vernon Haven. 876- club for few friends. Send for 643-1847. YOU ARE A-1! Truck is A-1! ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. 3077. details and free 396 page cata­ Cellars, attics, trash, small No job too small. John Ver- log, v No obUgation. Popular ESSO HAS SEVERAL 1966 FORD Convertible, .stick trucking done A-1 right! Call faiKe, 649-6750. PART-'nME and full-time fab­ Olub Plan, Department K830, BY LEFF and McWILLlAMS V-8, new engine. $195. Tel. 643-2928, Tremano Trucking ric sales girls wanted. Apply Lynbrook, N.Y. MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES 649-8869, after 4:30. Service. to Manager, Pilgrim Mills, Bonds—Stocks— Hartford Road, Manchester. SERVICE STATIONS THET'S JES* IN CASE HAW.' SOME CTIEVROLET, 2-door se- gnALL pickup tru ck - Mortgages 27 Open daily 10 a.m.-9 p.m., THE MENU CONSISTS OF 6REEN TIMTUE THAI^S \ . t VO' WUZ THINKIN' O ' TIMES AH dan, automatic, after 6, 643 Attics and cellars cleaned. ------I Saturday, io a.m.-6 p.m. SOUR IMPORTa>CIWWLPICepPH^)SAWr WHATI I I SKEEDAODLIN’, DARLIN'. THINK MAH 8627 Rubbish removed. Reasonable. SECOND MORTGAGE - Un FOR LEASE HAPFDR I I LfL SISTER'S Call 649-1043. I limited funds available for sec­ DEMONSTRATORS tor Beeline UNOFROASS, iC A DANGED ond mortgages, payments to Fashions, |12. guaranteed com­ LOAM I'M AFRAID MEDICAL AND RETIREMINT CPtWB> mind READER 1961 HUDSON, parts and t^es, g jjj^ p E jjiN G Service — Saws, suit your nitteet. Expedient mission per style show. No col­ The Best Stone-Free AimCHOKC tT3^ very reasonable. Call 643-2930. knives, axes, shears, skates, -service. J. D. Realty. 648-6129. lecting or delivering. Beeline h e a r t s ;, WONT Da rotary blades. Quick service. Style Shows are Party Plan Loading AU Day Esso PLANS AVAILARLE L PIERRE. Capitol Equipment Oo., 88 A BETTER ARRANGEMENT Sensation. Samples fu^ahed POTATOBS 1966 d o d g e custom Royal, 086. Main St., Manchester. Hours of your finances will make free. Car necessary. Wonderful Saturdays AUGRATIN, Cam 648-9619. TURKISH daily 7-5. Thursday 7-9 Satur­ more of your incomb available opportunity for Party Plan CONTACT MR. LOTHROP day 7-4. 643-7968. for personal use. Lump debt Managers. Call 688-9

* ■ - f ■. I ■ . ■ ./ t • • ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1964 PAGE TWENTY-1 ^|»AaK TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVEOTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1964 H o i For Salt 72 Houses For 9ute 72 Houses For Sale 72 Hd F or 9 u k 72 Fbr 9 ^ 5 72 H o b m s For 9»lo 72 INVTTA’n O N HonsehoM Goods 51 Apurtmente— Plate— BosliMw Locatloni Homes For Stk 72 Houses For Sale 72 booMC For 8 ^ 72 Sen* Keating INYRITORS: Good poyliw COME SEE pilgrim HK1»- RANCH—Ansoldl built in 1808. Teugmente 83 For’Rtnt 94 R*W Bfl'lSUOR decorating In SO. WIMDSORr-g% room SpUt CENTRALLY located 5 room ODDS AND ENDS at furniture CUSTOM BUH/T 8 bedroon SEVEN ROOM oMer hoae, 4 IION—Ranch 5 nonas, $ tbre# family, wttli one l room thU 8 rioom Ootonial with 3- Lovel with garage, teoded Cape, aluminum siding, wood­ BeouUful new homes from Modem Youngstown kitchen TOBID for sale—Anal weak. Porcelain tedrooms, 9 beths, let TEffSl. as, tamlly kltch- mitt, and two thnoo. Good lot, P " ^ fin p oce, plos- ed lot, $480 down. PasA Real­ $14,990 to $18,960 on acre tree wlfii bullt-ins, 8 bedrooms, WE HAVE cuatomtn waiting 843 MAIN .STREET—1,100 so ranch, 3 baths, largs livlni boa Una, oon tn l heat. One va­ 100x200 lot, 5 bedrooms, rec Offers Bobby gealed BUM in di«lleato for CLASSIFIED Olanwood oU and gas stove, for the rental o< your apart­ R. paneled air condlUoned » room, droplace, Utohsn wltl Marlon E Robertaon. fteoltor, pvrtial roo room in boae- to**d walls. Meal location near room, utility room, 1% baths, ty, 319-7478, 743-53U. shaded lots In a scenic coun­ eerorato tile bath, 3 flreiUaces, the providing and taatoIIiBg at almost new, with fixtures, in­ ment, lot 00x188 with troes, cancy available. T. J. Crock­ all schools. Ask tor Bill Bel- try setting with magnificent lOBtered walla, oil hot water ment or home. J. D. R e^ . dee space. WiK subdivide to bullt-lns, onUhed rec roan ett, ftafetor. ftt-Utn. kitchen with dining area, large Kltohen E^pmont for tha cluding pump and two aO 648-6136. suit. Reasonable. Call Warren with Ormlace and bar, ot‘ $14,600. Phllbrick Affsnoy, 849- ttwe. Belfiore Agency. 949- living room, immaculate. Wol- COVENTRY—A nicely located view. Ranches, Split-Levels, Seat with coot iron radiation, Maps of JV.Y. Highland Par* School, Itonteea* druma. 646-18S8. B. Howland, Realtor, 048-U08. tochod 3-cor garage, large $18,900 — ATTRAOnVB S bod- SIM. vertra Agency, Realtor, 649- 4 room home. Baseboard heat Raised Ranches, Cape Cods— immediate occupancy, $18,900. ter, Oonneeticat, will be leuilvod SIX ROOM duplex. Ideal k>ca- wooded lot tar msxunum pri­ room noch, tlreplaoe. alumin­ Good stood yard. 70-70$. all with buflt-ln General Elec­ Phllbrick Agency, 849-5484. ADVERTISING TAKE OVER payments on fed- SUNKEN FAMILT room with StU. (Ooatlnaed trem Page One) unUl 3 P.M. DST S ep t S. 19M UoB, three children accepted. SIX ROOMS for offices, store, vacy, $36,900. PbSbriok Agen­ um atonna, encloaad oozport, COMPACT oMer home in de- tric kitchens. Models open at the office of the General lowing items: One O.E. auto­ Call 646-U48. and apartment. 476 Main cy , 649-8404. baaoment, lim a lot, nice rtew. fireplace, 6% room ranch, 1^ ■mble east side locmion. Good TO SETIUB ESTATE - Main OCXLMBIA — Fairly new 3 Sunday and daily (exc VERNON—Neat room brick CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS matic wartier f388.M, now Carlton W. Bntebiiia, Roaltor, baths, bullt-ins, garage, eov- room Oarrlscn Ootonial. One front ranch, attached garage, on the fact that the greatest Manager, Town o f Mohcheator, Street, Muchester. 640-5830, \ rooniB. Sksmt ebibss. Street property eonslstliig at 5 Tueadaye) from 1 p.m. ' t Municipal BuUdiac, 81 Center 8 AM. to 5 PM. $170; one comMnation TV- VERNON 949409$. ered patio, oaptivatinf view. omy $18,800. Ask tor Norman family home and ahep near of the finest homes tn Co­ dark. Six miles east at Man­ stone fireplace, many extras, state In the union must play a Sterao-A.M.F.M. Radio X76, Carlton W. Rutdilns, M9-51S2. Hciunthol. Belfiore Agency, lumbia. 44 bedrooms, 9 fuU $18,900. 876-9890. leading role at the federal level Street, ManOheater, Conn. At north end. Belfiore Agency, chester on Route 44A in Oov- which time, all propoeaM will b# now $878; one G.E. TV, rag. IDtF^tSlASB—Bxoollent CONFIDENTIALLY CONCORD ROAD - $90,000. T 6435121. ^ ' g 4 8 « $ l. and 9 half baths. Formal din­ .entry. VA—no money down. In solving these problems. COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIHED ADVT. $136, now $68. All factory guar­ tlon for doctor’s office or room ranch. FInlahed base­ NEW OOLONIALB — Wa have TO BE SOLD ing room, kitchen with bullt- "And I wish to play a part In opened end pubucly read. Oeplea You Can Afford just listed two tour bedroom Others—minimum down. Sam­ of the plans, spectfleations, and anteed. $10 down dalivars. beauty parlor. 416 Main Street. K you must have a good ment, 1% baths, real deep lot BIO 6% ROOM Colonial with ANDOVER LAKE-I^ilck and ins, and hsndpegged ranch uel M. Lavitt Agency, MLS l ^ t s F o r ! 73 that effort.” HWISAT Ikni nUDAI lOtM AJA—SATURDAY t AAA Goodyear Service Store, 646- Completely renovated and am­ wltb picnic area, etc. Tenlllc colonials wltb oU the extras up SMsge, enclosed breeM- span tumiehad 5 room home oak floors. Basement recrea­ Kennedy votes In Massachus­ bidding doewnents may be ob­ address for your home Crockett, Realtor, on Grandview Street One home BIGELOW STREET — Reactors at Vernon Circle, 943 BOLTON—Businees zoned lot tained at the office of Louia L 6631. Luxury Living! ple parking. J. D. Realty, 048- buy. T . J. way, covered rear patio, 1% with large aereenad porch, hot tion room, 9 fireplacoB, over­ 9158, 876-6907. etts and has been living In Vir­ 94$-1677. has pao and a half baths, the A Hutchinaon built eix-room sized 9-cor garage. Only a approodmately an acre. Some Drakoe and Aaeodatee, ArtM- MUR OOWKRATION WIIX f%|R| AAn 9^11 6130. In a really good neighbor­ home In fanmaoulate con­ baths, convenient location. air oil UMt, nice lot, fun ginia, near Washington, D.C. BB APFBRCIATKD U IAL M d * //! I BEINDDC GAS dryer, $80; Roper hood with charm, and with oth ef lMi. Two oar garages, Aluminum storms, screens, price, $5,500. Alice d am pet, stone’e throw to booting and BOLTON OENTER—Idesl fam­ frontage on Route 5 and 44A. There were seven pickets on tects, Profeestonal Park, Vam^ gas range, $80; electric space Elegant new 4 room i^N^rtments HILLIARD ST. — $U.900—jdus wolk-out basements, family dition both Inside and doors. ExceHent value. Ask tor fishing! Bpautlfully londsieaped Gravel base. T. J. Crockett, ington. Conn., on or after A » in lovely suburban neighbor­ a wooded lot another $$,000 tor a B. sona out. G-E fuznoce, ceramic R m iltor.H ily home, near to churches, the sidewalk with s l^ s saying heater. $8. Phone 648-6788. H o u s m F o r Rent 68 room, etc. Has to btf aeon to Norman Hohenthal. Belfiore with pine a^ maple trees. schools and library, $91,800. Realtor, 548-1577. "Bobby Go Home," "New York g«i^ 28, 1968. N o Bidder m ay hood within walking distance at And have a Ihnited budget lot. Neat home, 8 large rooms, be appreciated. Coll, w« have tile bath, 2-ear garage Agency, 648-5121. HOUSE PINCHINO you? Here's CaK Iforrigno Agsney anytime, withdraw his Bid within M days SIX CHAIRS, buffet, server, high school, bus, ahc^plng and porches, tiled both, forage. and level lot 240 feet deep. Louia Dlmock Real^, 649-0839. HEBRON — Three acres, 800’ for New Yorkers,” and “ RFK — COVENTRY LAKE — 4 room We offer a 9 bedroom ranch fite key. T. J. Croekett Real­ on Ideal tomlly homo—4 bed- 9935592, 498-lSM, Candidate of the Bosses." after actual date of opening old, best offer. 646-7646 after 8 minutes from Parkway. Equip­ house, lake privileges, one which will never need ex­ Wertta tnvestigatiiig. T. J. tor, 648-1677. Excellent cloeet epace SEVEN R(X>M Gorrlaon Colo­ roomi, 3 fidl baths, large liv­ road frontage, 7 miles from Manchester. 8439403. Newsmen asked KegMdy if thereof. Ho^ Wanted—Mak 36 Articles For Sale 45 p.m. ped with OE refrigerator, child acceptable, $80. monthly. terior paint except for trtan, Crockett, Realtor, 84S-1877. plus full attic and boee- nial, quality buUt Gambo- ing room with firejdaee, for­ MANCRECrrSR—Imlnedlate oe The town of ManAester ro- built-in GB oven, range ment. This solidly buEt cuponcy, exceUent Idegtlcn, 7 President Johnson would cam­ 643-1086. and cost only $188. last year laU. Automatic kitchen wlfii mal dining room, modern COVENTRY — 14 acres, will paign for him and he replied, eervee the right to waive any TRUCK DRIVRRStooit aerk, C®DAR OLOTHB8 line poles, USED APPLIANCES, clean re­ garbage disposer. Rent includes MANCHESTER^ ? room SpUt home just a few steps room spUt level, buUMns, 4 Delegates Huddle for oK for heat and hot Level with 2-cor garage, well Tappan buUt-lns, CWonlal hire* kitchen, exceUent condition, all aubdi-vlde. Marion Edlund Real “ Yes.” II Informalltlee In, or to reject any iiili(4«aal« dnis, good r«far- many siaes. A!iao good dump frigerators, ranges, washers heat and hot water, tree park­ FIVE ROOM single home, $125 from Main Street is in a bedrooms, baths, garage, water shaded lot, heated 28x24 family NOTICE rec room, ahmlntun stonns, conveniences. Fhone owner- Estate, 944-0414, 3834619. Kennedy, his wife, Ethel, who I or all proposals. ancM. M. A. Bavar A Sons, truck plus jacks, chains, etc and dryers, prices reasonable ing, outdoor picnic and recrea­ month, centrally located. In­ quiet rosldentlal eettlng oseumable mortgage. Schwwto In Supply Room at B. D. Pearl Appliances, room, 2 tile bathe, kitchen screens, doors, baths, aH agent, 649-7702. is expecting their ninth child, Signed; amC K. Oentar Straat. 646-1858. tion area. quire Piccolo Pizza Palace, And can be had for $860.00 yet Is but a Mock away etty utilities. Ask for Len Realtor. 622-8938. Mr. Ken, Richard Martiii 848-2171. down and about $120. a with built-ins, dining room, 8 OF TAKING and the two dogs flew to Atlan­ 467^ Main Street. from the center of Man­ Ctiarbaneau, Belfiore Agency, VERNON — Two year old 243-8804. ^onttoued from Page One) Wanted— Real Estate 77 General Manager KXPERIfllNCmD furniture da- EKMf’T MERELY brighten your month including taxes and large bedrooms, living room Town of Manchester ve. Anna chester. Priced tor quick 9438121. room Colonial, 1% baths, tic City to attend a reception for BEDROOM SET, 6 pieces, ma­ Only $125! BOLTON LAKE—4 room year wlm fireplace, AA zone. Wd- New York delegates to the Town of Mondieator Kraiy track drlvar and wara- carpets . . . Blue Lustre insurance. Will trade on Hai^ins, Et Al. sale with Immediate oc- bedrooms, large kitchen and MANCHESTER — Windsor party had accepted the report hogany veneer, dresser and ’round ranch, furnished or un­ verton Agency, ReaHtor, 840- Superior Court, Hartford Coun­ Street. Must sell. 8*i room WHEN BUYING or selling Democratic National Conven­ houseman. Call Mr. Pattang^tt, them . . . eliminate rapid re­ vanity with mirrors and bench, your present home. Im­ eupancy. ADELAIDE ROAD area. 7 room living room with fireplace, made this unnecessary. •IK-15M. soiling. Rent electric sham- Completely Furnished With furnished, with option to buy, mediate occupancy. Ap­ 2818. ty, August 18, 1964. home on attractive, tree-dot- formal dining room, aluminum ranch, 2 baths, 9 or 4 bed- property, call Frances K. tion, given by Mayor Wagner. 4-drawer chest, night stand or will rent furnished Septem­ roomi, fire alarm system. Im­ Lamb, the first Negro to win Wagner, We have qualified Hundreds of persona mobbed pooer $1. Paul’s Paint A Wall­ and bed. $80. 848-0074. Free Air - Conditioning and pointment only. WILLIAMS ST.—Two family, To The Sheriff Of The County tod haK acre. 2 lavatories, 1 combinatlana, separate drain- MAN WANTBD—For janttoriai paper Supply. ber through June, $28 weekly. Of Hartford, His Deputy Or full bath. Professionai and ox- field for wozher and basement mediate occupancy. See It, s top state elective office, said buyers for single and two fam­ the Kennedys on their arrival, TOWN OF work. in parson Old Free Washer and Dryer 648-0727. 4-4, economipal gas heat, alu­ R obert J. Smith, Inc. make an offer. Call owner 644- the compromise was agreeable ily houses. Financing ar­ and crowded around them at the USED FULL size bed, mat­ GLENN ROBERTS minum storms, garage, sew­ Either Constable Of The Town ecuttve area. Ask for Bin Bel­ set-tube, walk to echools and OoHangr Oo., HlIHard St. WALLPAPER SALK, one-half Of Manchester, Within Said fiore, Belfiore Agency, 643- churches. Owner 878-4804. 0600. to him If It was agreeable to ranged. Let us hear from you reception. tress, and boxspring. $16. Tel. AGENCY, REALTORS ers, bus Hne, priced low for today. 848-1023. COVENTRY price on several hundred pat­ 640-7449. Only $150! Coimty, Greeting: 9 « MAIN STREET* 5121. the Freedom Democrats. Kennedy generally Is conced­ terns. Ldmited time only. Mor­ Resort Property 844-1621 233-3828 644-1337 quick saHe. Robert Anderson, RANCH, 8 room s, 9 bedrooms, ed the Democratic nomination ZONING BOARD Realtor, 828-0180, 828-1776. The following notice is hereby 940-6M1 The Rev. Mr. TaylOr, pastor rison Paint Store, 789 Main SEWING MACHINE Just re­ For Rent ” 67 directed to each person appear­ BIGHT ROOM ran UUebootars tor Hutchins, Realtor. 640-6132. 548-5121. BUCKLEY SCHOOL Area — 4 report, which could have set off ^ floor fight, PAfSCARD House Paint, Aat Main Street next to North and described as follows: $18,900—DBUGHTFUL 3rocm folk .” Hampton, N. Y. wishes to ooi3 Bra wire collection agency. 643-2188 Realtors 878-6207 bedrooms, 2 full baths, heat­ a major controversy on A e, George Palmer of SAenecta- and gloss, $4.66 a gallon; all NO. COVENTRY — Custom End Development area. FIRST PIECE; expandable Cape In excellent SO BLWOOD ROAD — A Dempsey, after conferring struct a small summer home on Over X . Travel BO mile MAPLE kitchen set, $6. Call VernMi Circle, Pkwy BJxlt 06 Business Property FIVE BEKIROOM Colonial ed famUy room, kitchen with floor. dy, Stratton’s manager, said Old ’Tolland Road, 20 feet by 8" raidhis Hartford. No aalllng, new coHors. Free brush saver 643-2628. Open 7 Days A Week Dullt Lrcolonlal ranch, paneled Three apartment home, Northerly, by North School condition, fine residential lo­ Ranch In AA sene. SoUd ma­ buUt-lns, dining area, 2-car ga­ stately eight-room home of privately with Lamb, said that with any purchase. Green For Sale 70 Street, 138.46 feet; Easterly, by I can live w lA A la,” he said.; Kennedy’s nomination will be and 32 feet by 8”. He wishes to BO eollacting, average earn­ 24 foot living room, many au­ shop presently leased, plus cation, anxious owner moving hogany Interior woodwoik, 8 rage. 100x300 lot, $32,000. Wol- English TUdor design In if the compromise was accept­ “I think it Is adequate. I Aink Paint A Wallpaper Co., 521 E. BIRCH STREB3T — 3 bedroom thentic details, 8 picturesque she'.ter for three cars.. Busi­ land of the Town of Manchester, south. Wesley R. Smith Agen­ an established residential able to the Freedom party he fought "before Ae state com­ construct it on a cement block ings $600. montli. Call Mr. BUSINESS ZONE m - Eight fireplaces. 2 full baths, mam- verton Agency, Realtor, 843 It will solve our problems Imme­ mittee, at Ae state convention, Middle Tpke. Musical Instruments 53 flat up, modem Improvements, acres. Hayes Agency, 643-4808. ness and commercial pos­ 10.08 feet; Southerly, by other cy, 648-1567. mom rec room, one acre pro- neighborhood of presUge would recommend strongly that foimdatlon. The proposed atruo- SheMon C3riAerB, Hartford. rooms with two offlees, sep­ 2818. diately and in Ae fuAre.” before Ae secretory of state turo wolld be approximately SOfi MO-7061, Monday through $96. 640-4498. arate entrance, suitable tor sibilities. Call now. ‘ land of Anna Haskins and Blllza- foaelanally landscaped lot Ask homes. Four bedrooms, the delegation back the report TANKLB3S8 hot water heater. 120 BASS COVKLLA Accordion, BEAUTIFUL paneled heated BOLTON—Big 7 room ranch on The Rev. Mr. Taylor said Aat and in Ae courts." feet from Ae road and In Um Friday, 8:00 a.m. to noon bustnese or professional use. beth Olcavage, 138.85 feet; and for BW Belfiore, Belflane Agen­ OOVENTRY—Beautiful 8 room Hi baths, formal dining of the c^entials committee. Bverhot 16, 6 gallons per min­ almost new. $120. Call 640-3768 FIVE ROOM apartment, 34 family room off kitchen, 8 bed­ 4 acres. 1^ baths, 9 ear ga­ Cape, modem kitchen, 4 bed­ he, also, would not object. A Albany, Fred A. Young, woods. and 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. ute with flow, mixing valve Phllbrick Agency, 640-8464. Westerly, by the easterly line of cy, 848-61E. room, bright cabinet kitch­ When the delegatee arrived Mrs. Grasao said A e report between 9:30-8. Clinton Street, available Sep­ room ranch, alumimun storms, BELFIORE AGENCY Buckland Alley, 10.13 feet rage, basement finished off. rooms, fnU basem snt oil heat, en, den and large Uvlng Republican etate chairman, said (2) Russell W. Korker ai and connecting unions, $46. 46 tember 1. Call 640-2666. cellar, 188x246 lot, only $18,- large productive blueberry NEW Llffi'lNG. Beautiful Dutch aluminum storms. Terrific val­ at the Convention Hall, how­ was an "honorable attempt to he would recommend a state Bread and Milk Street wishes to Cambridge Street. PLAYER PIANO,- excellent con­ ESSO SERVICE station for 648-5121 SEXIOND PIECE: room offer all me com­ ever, Aey learned that both solve a really difficult siAatlon tU RRET lathe operator. Must lease at Bolton Notch, fflgh- 603. Carlton W. Hutchins. 049- Northerly, by other land of patch . . . good for $500.00 Colonla! with 94 foot flreplaced ue, $9,900. S d iwarto Realtor, forts and gracious living. law barring persons who can’t divide present lot of 252 feet by dition, ideal for rec room, ROCKVILLE—New 2 bedroom 6132. per year income. Vacant, low sides had rejected the plan. In A e nation.” vote In New York from running 902 feet os follows; 197 feet to be aUe to set up and operate BOY’S CLOTHING, size 16; with rolls, $100. 640-2832. apartment, all electric ap ways 6 and 44A. Contact Mr. Anna Haskins and BSlzabeth Jiving room. Lugs family 832-8398, A m ida. 8438464. Property within walkliig from blueprints. Work week thirties. T. J. Crockett, Real­ This news set off a tense, The governor Aen put a mo­ tor public office. A year’s resi­ 902 feet NorA Side and 135 ft batoy scales; headboards; Vene­ pliances. 876-8416. D. Lothrop, 627-4188. MANCHESTER — $14,900. Six Olcavage, 147.03 feet, more or sized kitchen, formal dining dlstahce of Porter Street 80-66 hours. Steady employ- MINUTES FROM downtown tor, 6431577. TWO FAMILT—One year old, confused hour that was to end tion offered by Mayor RlAard dence is required tor voting. by 902 feet SouA sVle. tian blinds; overstuffed chairs; room brick Cape, fireplace, less; Easterly, by land a t the room with corner c\ipboar^ schooit and Manchester ^ ment, good pay, and fringe Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Manchester—7*^ rcxmi ranch modem, tiled bathroom, new 4 and B rooms, 3 bedrooms, High up In the dim, cluttered aide C. Lee of New Haven to a vote. (S) Albert Skinner at Cedar ice skates, miscellaneous. 646- FOUR ROOM first floor flat on garage, excellent condition, Town of Manchester, 303.86 k in g s i z e s p l it — Huge school. Fairly priced It was approved wlAout dis­ beneffts for quaHAed man. 7744. Ridge St., Manchester. Elder­ Houses For Sale 72 on 100x166 nicely landscaped feet; Southerly, by other land of flhell-head oC burner. Alu­ family room one apartment, wlfii prompt occupaiKiy. room. Swamp Rood wishes to ssU a GIRL’S COATS, jackets, &ees, near bus, shopping, kitchen, fireplace. IH baths, modem kitchen, exceUent con­ No one could learn precisely sent. California Second concrete otilor foundation , Echo Machine Co., Inc., Man- ly couple without children. Call 38,800 — WELL KEPT 0 ^ room school. Carlton W. Hutchins, lot, 8, 4, or 5 bedrooms, llrtng the Town of Manchester, 165 recreation room, gam e, cel­ minum aiding, aluminum Blwood Road runs off Pit­ cheater, 648-7627. blouses, and dresses, excellent 742-6728. room with fireplace, paneled storms and screens, plus ga­ dition. PWTbrick Agency, 843 kin Street In the Manches­ what the situation was. There The delegates returned to which has insufficient setback ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive ReeUtor, 649-8182. feet, more w less; and Westerly, lar, riiade, only $18,500. Carl­ ftliU Aelr seats prepared to act when Boats and Accessories 46 condition, sizes 10-14. 640-2348. den, oil hot water heat, ver­ by land of the Town of Man­ rage. Gdf course lawn. We be­ ter Green seetton of town. appeared to be a complete LOS ANGELES — Next to from Cedar Swamp Rood. AVAILABLE SEPT 16—72 Ma­ dining area, suburban. Owner ton W. Hutddns, Realtor, 543 Ae controversial report came Washington, D.C., California has anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins, SO. WINDSOR—$600 down buys satile room arrangement. Wol- chester and by the easterly line 6132. lieve this is one of Manchee- breakdown in oommunicatlone. AH Interested persons ora to- 1662 BVINRUiyE 8% h.p., ex­ ple Street. Laige 8-room apart­ verton Agency, Realtor, 640- ter*s best buys. Norman Hohen­ in v e s t m e n t p a c k a g e - before Ae convention. Ae most federal employes — Wanted— ^To Buy 58 Realtor. 040-613L a 8 bedroom 8 ^ room ranch, of Buckland Alley, in part by family and single home on Detnpeey conferred with the vltsd to attend. __ FOREMAN cellent condition. Run only 10 ment, ample closet space, tile oil hot water heat, 100x200 lot. 3813. RANCH, 5H rooms, nestled tn thal, Belfiore Agency, 849-6121. delegates already in their seats. This occurred just a few min­ 251.000 to 366,000. New York has Grant E. TOolbaksr Bn each, in all, 327 feet more or one lot, excellent income, cen­ Robert J. Smith, Inc. utes later. The convention hours. Reasonable. e«-5466. CASH IMMEDIATELY—We buy bath and Aower, heat, hot wa­ CONCORD RD. - Beautiful Phllbrick Agency, 040-8464. the trees In a beautiful wooded Gov. Bndloott Peabody of Moa- 187.000 and Pennsylvania 156,- Chalrmoa ter, electric range and refrig­ less. NEW LISTTNO. Immaculate tral Manchester locatlan. Call shouted approval and Sen. John anything from a pin to battle- ranch, large living room, form­ The northeasterly corner of neighborhood. Just off Route 999 Main street saAusetts visited the delega- 000. erator, T-V antennae, large EIGHT ROOM raised ranch, Town of Manchester vs. Anna Shed doi'mered Okpe near td now tor further particulars. O. Pastors at Rhode Island, Ae F or general SOman Air- ahip. Used furniture and ap­ al dining room, oablnet kitchen, the northerly line of said parcel 15. House has 5 bedrooms, ttou to talk with hlm- Diamonds—Watches— screened rear porch, $116. per two years old, large living Haskins, et al. schools. Attractive, airy kitch­ WeOIey R. Smith Agency, 843 temporary Aainnan, ruled the acaft Quality machine tfiop pliances. Ask for Mr. Reed, 3 bedrooms, recreation roosn, is 260 feet southerly frwn the baths, large rec room, 1587. 5835981 Nattonal Chobman Jolm M. —-Mancheater area. Veraa- Jew eliy 48 640-8264, 249-4704. month, one year lease. May be landscaped yard. Marlon B. room with fireplace, modem Superior Court, Hartford large )ot, $18,806. “ en, living room with comer report accepted. seen by appointment. Call 648- kitchen with bullt-ins, family County, August 13, 1964. southerly line of North School i ■ tom mam msms fireplace, natural woodwork , Bailey, who la also the state TOs convention Aen draned We and aggresaive. AA re- Robertson, Realtor. 64S-0908. Street, as measured along land LAKBFROMT - 146 ft. sandy chainnan, was only a few feet LEGAL NOTICE pUes strip y oonAdentlal. WATCH AND JEWELRY re WE BUY, SBSLL or trade an­ 0612. room, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2-zone open stairway, hall entrance, beach, large wAl bunt home on until midnight By Ae ame hot water heat, garage, $24,900. Statement Of of the Town of Manchester and 3-car garan. Glass enclosed away on the roatrum. is was over only Ae governor NOTICE to hereby given of A s oairtlfloattoo of pwty Write Boa M, Hendd. pairing. Prompt service. Up to tique and used furniture, china, MANCHESTER — Year-old cus­ 4 flnMied, 9 unfinished bed­ candidates of A s Democratic Partyf« nomliia^ to A eM te^ $20 on your <4d watch in trade. glass, sKver, picture frames GLASTONBURY tom room ranch, aluminum Phllbrick Agency, 640-8M4. forms an exterior angle of 83.“ VACANT RANCH porch. A Beet Buy. AA for Dempaey sent mesaengen to and a few Connecticut delegatee 04’ 30” with the remaining land rooms, h(k water heat, patio, pal Offices spociflod below to be ffllod at ^ Bta^ **?^^J?**5? Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, and old oolns, old dolls and siding, 2-car garage, 2 baths, Compensation On the west side of Town Len Charboneau, 8I8-5121. Bel- fireplace, $16,900. Carlton W. BoUay, but they apparently were sAl In Arir seats. COLONIAL VILLAGE MANCHESTER — New 8 room of Anna Haskins and Elizabeth flore Agency. ooidd not get to him. The gov­ held on November 8, 1958 to Ae Town of Ooven^._ f M st^ A s 787 Main Street, State Theater guns, hobby collecticHis, atUc feunily room with fireplace, The Town of Manchester, act­ (l^ h Street) a five room HutcMns, Realtor, 649-01S3. VERNON—Spacious 3bedroom BulMUng. contents or irimle estates. Fur­ huge suburban lot. Hayes Agen­ raised ranch, 2-car garage, Olcavage. 'The northwestwly ra n ^ with fuU basement ernor himself tried vainly to persons so endorsed as condidatM to oo file in the Town Oianra GARDEN APARTMENTS ing herein by and through Us MANCHESTER - Spotless 6 Garrison Ootonial in desirable Salemen Wanted 36-A niture Repair Service Talcott- cy, 643-4808. built-lns, 1% iMths, % acre lot, corner of said northerly line Is Brick and frame, fireplace, SOUTH WINDSOR - Woodland nslgbboihood In time tor get to the platform. UAC Buys L a n d Office, Coventry, Coon. ____ ?. A:: tremendous value. Hayes Agen­ Redevelopment Agency, repre­ 226.3 feet southerly from the room Colonial with breezeway Justice of Ae Pence, Term Jan. 8, IM ^an. A A ville. Conn. Tel. 648-7440. Minutes from Hartford shoi^ng nice ooraer tot. ExceUent Park. ImmaciUate. large 9 school. FomUy kss kltohen, OonnMtlout detogatea signal' EXPERIENCED Salesmen or MANCHES’TBR — Beautifully cy, 643-4803. sents ; southerly line of North School condition throughout. WUl and garage, 38 foot Uvlng Registrars of Votars, Term Jan. 5, Florists— ^Nurseries 49 areas. 1. That the Town of Manches­ room Ranch, family slae k itt­ firopteced Uvlng room, formal I ed the chairman from Ae floor HARTFORD (AP) — United women needed for expanding WANTED TO BUY—Antiques appK>lnted 8*4 room Cape, Street, as measured alcmg the qualify for FHA minimum room with fireplace, dining en, walk-out basement, wooded room, alumimnn com- N C m C B to ter Is a municipal corporation room, 8 bedrooms, 1*^ baths, and finally caught his atten­ Aircraft Corporation of Bast Real Estate operation cover­ JAPANESE YEWS—Dig them and good used furniture. VU- Spacious 1-2 bedrooms M d du­ 100x200 weK shrubbed lot, at­ easterly line of Buckland Alley down. SeWng for only $17,- lot. 544-0111. blnalions, IH baths, foil base­ tion. September 28, yourself. 4 to 8 years old, 68c .age Peddler Auction House, tached garage, built-in kitchen having its territorial limits ^oige kitchen, close to scfoools Hartford has purchased about ing Mandiester, Vernon, South plex apartments. Town of Manchester vs. and forms an exterior angle of 900 and trwdM wlU be oon- ment. Walk to sohoolB, Bailey ilgBaied hi iwtum bat oordnnoe wlA and up. Fred Tedford’s Fern Route 8$, Ellington. 875-8711, with dining area, 8 large bed­ within the County of Hartford 94° 44’ with other land of said and Aopplng. A Buy at $90,- 16 aeraa of land on the norA era! Stntutae, f , Windsor area. We are looking Steve Herlukowicz, A.K.A., et tfdersd. T. J. Crockett, ctaurdiea, etc. The usual ax- not make Umoeif unde^ side of Silver Lane oppoelta lor ftiU-time people with pro- Gardens, 178 Fern Street. Bob Flucklger, uid Son. Luxurious garden setting. rooms, living room with wall- and State of Connecticut. Anna Haskins and Elizabeth Realtor, 9831577. 000. Wolverton Agency, Real­ party-endorsed cnndldntss. ^ ^ . — al. 2. ’The governing body of said BoCton troa pkn others. Low 90’s. stood. Hs ahoutsd, but his words Rentaohler Field. fesstonal attitudes licensed and to-wall carpet, aluminum sid­ Superior Court, Hartford Olcavage—and to each person tor, 8439818. /■ Forms f«r petltkau for flUng mek snnffidacta tg arm tam m WANTED — Silver dollars and Swimming Pool and play area. Town of Manchester is the Owner traraferrlnf • 576-8001. oould not bs hssrd store the A eompany spokeomaa eaid ready to go. On the job train­ ing, storms and screens. Wol- County, August 13, 1964. appearing of record as a holder at any anrolM D«nooratic Party member (or, In w te * eff Fuel and Feed 49-A all old and rare coins. Con­ verton Agency, Realtor, 649- Board of Directors. NEW RANCHES — Three new QUALITY SPUT LBVEL-The CUSTOM DELUXE noise of Ae crowd. Aere arc no immediate plans ing wHl be provided. Liberal Many wonderful built-in appli­ of any mortgage, lien, assess­ FERGUSON RO.—TWs beauti­ Juetlceo of Ae pence, by or «» of Ao tera B tojc^ te necticut VaKey Coin Co., 648- 2813. 3. The Redevelopment Agency ranch homes under construe maxfanmn in housing at a rsal- ful 7 room Cape is located in Finally, Ae governor moved for dsvelopment of the t$mot. whtdi Boid party to antiUed to nomlneto), may bo obtained from oommiasioti earnings with FOR SALE — Seasoned hard 6206. ances and conveniences. NOTICE ment, or other encumbrance on tion. Six room s, garage, foU istic pries. Ideal residential RANCH draw posaibUities. AK Realtor of the Town of Manchester is a such property, or interest there­ one of Ae best sections in os close to Ae rostrum as bs A warrantee deed was /.dd Mm. MUdred H lltg«». Babcock HID Raoi, Ooventg , Ocm.. wood for fireplace. Immediate Redevelopment Agency duly baeements, big lots within a setting In Lakewood Cirele. oould and heard Bailey say that today la Ae Bast Hi^ord and MLS facilities available. delivery. Trunk and trailer All moderately juiced. OF TAKING in, in accordance with Section Manchester. There ere so tear of Voters for the Democratic Party, let Dwom » Mm created by the Board of Di­ block of a new sAool. FHA 8 rooms. Hi baths, two car he would vote for Ae report toWB Clark’s office. However, Beaala L Btrack, Democratic Registrar of Votera, lad Dutrla^ Call Mr. Werbner at 848-1121 loads available at yard. B. J. Rooms Without Board 59 Town of Manchester vs. 8-129 of the 1958 Revision of or Va. Terrific value tor only garage. Brick and aluminum Three large bedrocma, 9 many fine things about this or 646-7847 for an appointment Directions: Take Glastonbury Steve Herlukowicz, a.k.a., et al. To the Sheriff of the County rectors of the Town of Man­ the General Statutes of the fireplaces, 9 baths, large borne, H is difficult to know The governor Aen de^ed to there ware ao raveaup stampa Route 88A, Coventry, Conn. ^ , Begin, 164 Manchester Road, Expressway to Hebron Ave. of Hartford, his deputy or chester, pursuant to Chapter $18,600. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, exterior. Plenty of treM. Let affixed to Ae deed at Ae thaa to (Baousi this fine opportun- Glastonbury. Tel. 683-2088. ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman Superior Court, Hartford State of Connecticut. built-in Utiffien, Mate foy­ 'Where to begin. A fairness to bold a caucus of A s delegates teetructlaoB for fUAg auA a aandldaey ore eantaiaed m Port k Exit, right on House St. to C^ either Constable of the Town of 130 of the General Statutes of 8431877. us hear your offer, owners and sent a page to find a suit­ of lIlAg to deaote the purchase Ry. only, free Mrking, referencea County, August 13, 1964. 1. ’The Redevelopment Agency ready to move. T. J. CroAett, er, 3-ear basement garage, yourself you really should see Instruction Page, of A s petitloB foem, coptos of wtaick are avail* required. Call after 6 p.m., lonial Village. Manchester, within said county, the State of Connecticut, 1958 omestte drive, one sere able room. The page lad Ae prloa. able A aald m gistra rs OCfloa. Prior to o b t a in ^ A o Garden— Farm— D ai^ of the Town of Manchester, act­ CUSTOM RANCH—3 bedrooms, Realtor. 8431877. It. Can this evening and ask 648-2608. Statement of greeting: Revision. ing on behalf of the Town of 9 baths, largo Uvlng room, treed tot. only 190,900. tor Carl ZAsser, Jarvis Realty delegates to Ae supply room. The toad was bought from form, Ao oonaint of each candidate to be propoeed A«reA yra Sttnatloiis Wanted— Producto 50 CALL GLASTONBURY ’The following notice is hereby 4. A redevelopment plan for Manchester, has filed with the $14,900 BUYS thu 5% room Oo., Realtors 688-1131 Eves. “As a lady,” noted fiserotary Fred F. Roxie, Aagalo aad Ited a dapoalt at $25.00 fw each euA candidate muet be fUad w lA aoM directed to each person appear­ fireplace, dfolng room, rec Fem ale 38 GENTLEMEN — Nicely fur­ Compensation the area within which the fol­ Clerk of the Superior Court for room, attached 2-car garage, ranch situated on a 00x800 foot 888-0098. o f state Ella ^ Grasao, *T W. Leone. Ragtotrar. A petttkm eontoAlng the required aumbw of a M ^ AN ACRE of blueberries, choice nished rooms next to bath, 633-7131 ing of record as an owner of lowing described premises are cultivated variety and ^ ek ­ The Town of Manchester, Hartford County, a Statement beautiful view, $81,000. Phll­ lot, walk-out basement, I bed­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO tures of anrousd Democratic members A the Town at Qaawmf, •BCBBTARY, eocperienced typ­ parking, residential. 646-6801 property bounded and described included has been prepared and brick Agency, Realtors, 949- rooms, kitchen with dining KENSmOTON ST.—Say ‘"Hel­ must be filed wiA sold Regirtrar of Votera not lo t« A m ^ ing, SOc pint. Dooley, Watrous after 8:30. ’IH I^ E ROOMS, first floor. acting herein by and through as follows; That certain piece of Compensation, a copy of ist, stenographer and recep­ approved by the Agency In ac­ which is attached hereto. 8484. area, high location. Wolverton ReoltM- 988-2708 lo” to a good buy. TWs ex­ P.M. on Septembor 5, 1958, M ag the flat day precedAg A e A y tionist, desires part-time posi­ Road, Bolton. 649-3096. Inquire 96 Wells Street before Its Redevelopment Agency, rep­ or parcel of land known as cordance with the requirements quisite 6 room Ca^ on a tre­ COMFORTABLE well furnished 6 p.m. resents: 2. Not less than twelve (12) Agency, Realtor, 940-2818. NOTICE of the orlmiMy. ____ tion. Call 640-6041. Buckland Alley, amd sometimes of .said Cffiapter 130. roxni BEDROOM Colonial, Charles Ntobolson 783-8968 mendous lot Is A one of Ae Dated at Oovantry, OoBMcMaut, Ate »8A t o ** BLUEBERRIEiS — Choice oul- room for gentleman, parking, I 1. That the ’Town otf Mam- known as Cowles Lane, bound­ days, nor more than ninety (90) tivated late varieties, over 1,- SIX ROOM apartment. $120 5. ’The Board of Directors has days after service or mailing panbled family room, kitchen BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room fifll finer sections of Manchester. BUfOIdD TDHKniaTOII VvjLL BABYSIT; also, lor eld­ 272 Main Street. chester Is a municipal corpora­ ed and described as follows: approved the acquisition of real with built-ins, formal dining Aed dormer Cape. 4 or B bed­ Take this one easy step to se­ „ PUBUC HEARING erly people. Call affer 5:80 000 pints ready for picking ; monttrly. 476 Main Street, 640- an. first publication of this No­ Olaric at 8329, 0-8. tion having Its territorial limits Northerly, by North School property within said redevelop.- room, fireidace, attached ga­ rooms. V i baths, garage, $18,- PORTER STREET Area—Cue- curity and worthwhile Uvlng ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONg p.m., 640-6462. 30c pint; 10 quarts or over, THE ’THOMPSON House, Cot­ within the County of Hartford tice, as required by said Sec­ tage Street, centrally located, Street, thirty-three (331 feet; ment area by the Agency by rage, $22,900. Philbridt Agen­ 600. Phllbrick Agency, 843 tom built center hall Colonial, and eee this home, today. Re­ 80c a quart. Dooley, Watrous and State of Connecticut. Easterly, by land of Elizabeth tion 8-129, said Agency shall duced to $18,800. CaU Cari BOARD OF DIRECTORS Road, Bolton. 649-S096. large pleasantly furnished CREST LUXXmiOUS duplex eminent domain file with such Clerk a return cy, 649-8484. 8484. 7 roome, 9 fireplaces, apartments. 4*,^ rooms, 1*4 2. ’The governing body of Cleavage and Anna Haskins; 6. The property to be taken baths, built-ins, rec room, ZAsser, Jarvis Realty Co., TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTTICUT Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 rooms, parking. Can 640-2858 setting forth the notice given. VERNON—Mhnites to schools, THREE BEIHUXTK house near for overnight and permanent baths, heat, hot water, dis­ said Town of Manchester is the Southerly, by land of the Town pursuant to this Statement of breezeway, 2-car garage, 9 Realtors 6431131 Eves. 643- LEGAL NOTICE Board of Directors. of Manchester; and Westerly, 3. Upon receipt of such re­ churches and shopping. 4-year school, Aopplng, nice ran- 0088. Notice to hereby given that Ae Board of Dtrectors, Town OROTOIINO and boarding, will CORN for freezing. 304 HtUs- guest rates. posal, refrigerator, range, car­ Compensation consists of: Those turn, such Clerk shall Issue a years old, perfect condition. NOTK3B to hereby given of Ae certificatkm of party-endaned peted staircase, Venetian 3. ’The Redevelopment Agen­ by land of Elizabeth Cleavage old 6 room Ranch with garage, porch, lot has trees, $14,800. of Manchester, Connecticut, will bold a Public Hearing A Ae eoClect and deliver. H. C. lown Road, 640-8406. two certain parcels of land Certificate of Taking for re- $36,900. Phllbrick Agency. 843 candidates of A e RepubUcon Party for nomination to A o Mtedc3 ROOM FOR LADY, kitchen blinds, washer, dryer, base­ cy of the Town of Manchester and William S. Cleavage and situated in Mancheater, Connec­ shaded yard, built-in kitchen, JA n H. Lappen, Inc., 648-8261, Municipal Building Hearing Room, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Chase, Hsirmony Bni Kennela ci.rding in the Office of the 8484. Bolton, 648-6427. privileges, parking. , 241 Char­ ment storage, on bus line, rea­ is a Redevelopment Agency by land of William S. Cleavage, dining room, 8 bedrooms, liv­ 6437448. Connecticut, Tuesday, September 1, 1954, at 8:00 p.m., on pro­ pal Offices specified below to bo fillod at A e State Bieettan to be ticut, bounded and described as Tow'n Clerk of Manchester. Legal NotiCM Household Goods 51 ter Oak Street. 643-5600. sonable rent. 571 Hartford Rd. duly created by the Board of in part by each — and to each follows: ing room with fireplace, excel­ TWO FAMILY, oast side, 3 posed additional appropriations General Fund Budget 1964-66 held on November 8, 1958 A A e Town of Coventry. A Itot of. Ike 4. Upon the recording of said FIVE ROOM ranch. 6 years persons so endorsed os eandidatas to on file A A e Town Otekfe TOREE CUTE pui^es, 7 weeks Mr. Gill, 640-3606. evenlng.s Directors of the Tbwn of Man­ person appearing of record as Fir.st Piece: lent condition, $10,900. Wolver­ garages, great potential be­ UKITAnON OBDKB ae follows; old, females, $2.60 each. Call SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC, 1% chester, pursuant to Chapter Certificate, title to said premises ton Agency, Realtor, 846-281$. old. large Uvlng room w lA Office, Coventry, Conn. ___ 643-4362. a holder of any mortgage, lien, Northerly, by North School fireplace, modern kitchen wlA cause oif location. Wesley R. AT A COURT OP PROBATE held To; Board of Education for ConunuAty Ocdlege for 742-7097. years old. Excellent condition. CLEAN,vjl,iuaix, pleasantpieasam room forror rent 130 of the General Statutes of assessment, or other encum­ Street, 138.46 feet; Easterly, bounded and described as fol­ SmlA Agency, 648-1687. er Ifanobceter. within end for Un Justice of A e Peace, Term Jon. 8, 1956-Jan. 3,1957 lows: those two certain parcels OFF BAST CENTER Street—8 buUt-ins, 8 bedrooms, fireplace DMriot of Manchester, on the 31st Community Development ...... $1,500 Regiatran of Voters, Term JotL 5, 1956-Jen. 8,1957 Cost new $339, will take $189 In private home. Call 649-1426. NEW 4 ROOM duplex, large the State of Connecticut, 1958 brance on such property, or In­ by land of tlie Town of Man­ Garbage Collection and Di^oaal ...... $4,500 or $8 a week. 249-0786. ------— rooms, custom built. large of land situated in Manchester, room Colonial, 3-car garage, In basement. Sherwood Circle. BOLTON - COVENTRY Une— dar of Ausw. 1964. NOTICE is also hereby given that a primary will be hHd on Revision. terest therein, in accordance chester, 10.08 feet; Southerly, $17,000. Call after 5. 849-0990. Preaent. Hon. . John J. WaJlett. Plannl^ Conuntoaion ...... $ 500 TWO OUTK kittens looking lor yard, $126 month. Adults pre­ 4. A redevelopment plan for Connecticut, bounded and de­ redecorated, prices In Ae 15’s Immaculate cape with a large Judfe. September 22, 1958 tf a candidacy or candtdaclea are filed A ao* EVERYTHING In sterilized re­ with Section 8-129 of the 1958 by other land of Anna Haskins Treasurer ...... $1,880 home. Phone 640-7378. ROOM FOR gentleman, near ferred. 649-0268. the area within which the fol­ scribed as follows: for Immediate sale. Wesley R. chicken coop. Ideal retirement Batata at Oari L. Joy. late of cordonce wtA Sections 3882 through 9-850, AcAalve of the Gs a - conditioned used furniture ana bath, parking. 64 High Street. Revision of the General Stat­ and Elizabeth Olcavage, 138.85 BOLTON — Contemporary 9 Mancheater is said Dtstriat. de­ Board of Directora ...... $2,988 lowing described premises are FIRST PIECE: SmlA Agency, 643-1887. set-up, beautiful home, two car eral SUtutea, Rev. of 1958 revised to 1958, by peraone oAer Aeto appliances, high quality—low FIVE ROOM apartment avail-1 utes of the State of Connecti­ feet: and We.sterly, by the east­ room ranch, 3 full baths, 3car ceased. Insurance • Employes Life and HealA Program $6,880 included has been prepared and cut. Northerly, by North School garage, shaded acre tot, full garage plus income from On moUoo of Helen B. Joy of party-endorsed candldatee. FREE — Three kitten.s need prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room able Immediately. Inquire 464 erly line of Buckland Alley. OOLONIAL—Bowers Area. She (Aickens A your own back eaU Manchester,^Mialnlstratriz. Town Clerk - Rental Xerox MachAe ...... $ 800 —large, comfortable, conven­ approved by the Agency in ac­ I 1. 'The Redevelopment Agency 10.13 feet. Street, 138,46 feet; Easterly, by walk-out cMlar, dintag room, Forms for petitions for filAg such eandldaclee by at on behoX homes. Call 640-4806, 643-9648. South Street, Rockville. 878- E. Center Street. land of the Town of Manchester, rooms, chaimlng, fine ooodi- yard. Look this one over. If ORDERED: That six ntoalhs Town Counsel ...... $1,500 of any enrolled Republican Party member (or, A Ae ease ef 2174. Open 9-8. ient for gentleman working cordance with the requirements I of the Town of Mancheater, Second Piece’ tfco, choice planfinga. Realtor- bufit-in kltohen, 9 bedrooms, hrom the Sat day of August. 1964, all to be financed from Ae unexpended surplus. General 10.08 feet; Southerly, by other you want reUrement plus in­ jusUcea at Ae peace, by or on iMliaH of Ae bare majortte t o days. Parking. CaK 643-6061. MANCHESTER — 3*4 room of said Chapter 130. acting on behalf of the Town Northerly, by other land of owner, 886-8061. flreplaced Mvbig room. Best he esnd the aame are limited and Fund, 1965-58 fiscal year. FREE—Puppy to good home. I APARTMENT SIZE stoves, $26. 5. ’The Board of Directors has of Manchester, has filed with land of Anna M&.skins and Eliza­ Buy Wolverton Agency. Real­ come. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, allowed tDT the creditori within which sold party Is entitled to nominate) may be obtaAod fron apartment, garage, $76. Call Anna Ha.skina and Elizabeth 643-1877. which to bring in their claims To: Special Fire District, 1958-65 Budget for Call 640-2766. I Porcelain sinks, 8', four fau­ 643-0387. approved the acquisition of real the Clerk of the Superior Court Olcavage, 147.03 feet, more or beth Olcavage, 138.85 feet; and MANCHESTER — New 8 room tor, 6433819. agalnet said estate, aad said ad- Mrs. Doris Lyon, Republican Registrar of Votera, let Dtotrlet, FURNISHED room near Main We.sterly, by the easterly line nunlatratriz la directed to gtre nub- payment of temporary Adebtednesa ...... $80,000 Root Road, Cwentry, Connecticut at Mrs. Gertrude Haven, Ke> cets, good for Industrial worii. property within said rede­ for Hartford County, a State­ less; Easterly, by land of the Gairteon CMonial, 12x21 living HOLLISTER SCHOOL Area— CHIHUAHUA — Male, reddish St., 9 Haze'. Street. 640-2170. velopment area by the Agency of Buckland Alley, 10.13 feet. room, family room, built-ta Hc notice to the creditors to bring to be financed by: publican Registrar at Voters, 2nd District, Route 51, Cesrentry, Originally $280. sacrifice. $86. ment of Compensation, a copy Town o f Manchester, 303.86 Newly listed 3room expand­ in Aelr eUlme within said time al­ 1. From' operating aurplua 1953-84 ...... $29,906.49 fawn, about 2 years old. Call Fontaine’s Used Restaurant POUR ROOM apartment, sec­ by eminent domain. SECOND PIECE: kitMien, master bedrown wlA Cfonn. Instruction tor filing such a candkiacy ore oontUnod A LARGE pleasant room in quiet of which is attached hereto. feet: Southerly, by other land able Cape, beautiful deep lowed by publlahing a oomr of Ale 9. From Acrease A estimate of mtocellaneoua after 6 p.m. PT 2-8620. Equipment. 473 Wind.sor ond floor. Call 643-2086. 6. The property to be taken 2. Not less than twelve (12) Northerly, by other land of dressing room, low twenties. order In some newspaper having a Part I, Instruction Page, at Ae petition term, coplee of wkidi home. Suitable for teacher. 68 of the Town of Manchester, 165 treed lot, aluminum siding and circulation A said probate district revenue ...... $ 94.61 Street, Hartford. 527-6771, pursuant to this Statement of , days, nor more than ninety (90) feet, more or le.ss: and Westerly, Anna Haskins and Elizabeth Hayes Agency, 843-4808. wAdows. A cleaner Aan clean are avaiUble A said Registrars office. Prior to obtoAAg A s'po- FREE, adult collie, suburban- Jensen Street. Phone 649-4082 MANCHESTER —Central, 6 ex­ Olcavage, 147.03 feet, more or wlAin ten days from the date of Compensation consists of: That I day's after service or mailing by land of the Town of Man­ home only 916.800. Wesley R. Ai* order and return make to this To: Whiten Library ’Trust Fund tltlon form, A e consent of eorti candidate to be propooed tberatai Ized, good health, all shots, CHANCE OF A LIFETIME or 640-8867. tra large rooms, sunporch, ga­ less; Easterly, by land of the so. WINDSOR, Wapplng. $18,• C'liH of Ae notice given. For repairs and improvement ...... 95,322 plus a deposit of $25.00 for eodi such candidate muet be fltod prefer school age children, certain piece or parcel of land and first publication of 'his chester and by the easterly SmlA Agency. 848-1887. TO GO HOUSEKEEPING rage. West Side Realty, 649- known as Buckland Alley, and Town of Manchester, 303.86 $$0. 739 GrlffA Road. Oean $% JOHN J. WALLBTT, Judge. to be financed by use of a portion of A e W iA aoid Registrar. A petition contoAAg the requAad n f tite adults. 649-1461 anytime. CLEAN, A'TTRACrTIVE room 4342. j Notice, as required by 'd line of Buckland Alley, in part CUSTOMER MOVING ’TO sometimes known as Cowles feet; Southerly, by other land of room raaeii, carport, foil base­ MANCHESTER—$18,900. Owner WhltoB Library Truet Fund ...... $5,292 of signatures of enrolled RepubUcon memben A A# Town wnot in private home, parking. 640- I Section 8-129, .said Agency by each, in all, 327 ifeet more AT A COURT OF PROBATB held LOS ANGELES. CAUFORNIA Lane, bounded and described the Town of Manchester, 165 ment, haK aero treed lot. Own­ selling 8 room Dutch Colonial. be filed WiA said Reglstrara of Votars not Ator than 8:00 PJL 7743. SINGLE FIVE rooms, fur­ ' shall file with such Clerk a or less. er triuiaferred. Immediate oc- at ManciMater, wiAhi aad lor tha DAVID M.'(, BARRY, Secretory Articles For Sale 45 SO ’THEY CAN’T USE 'THIS as 'ollows: I return setting forth the notice ’The northeasterly corner of feet, more or less; and Westerly, Lot size 50.8x180. Vicinity Ul- district of Manchester, on Ae Mth on September 1, 1954, being Ae 21st day precedAg the d^r at TAKE 3 YEARS TO PAY nished, middle aged, nothing eunoncy. Assumable Hi% Board of Directors NICELY FURNISHED room for Northerly, by North School given, the northerly line of said parcel by land of the Town of Man­ Ing Junior and High Schools. di^ of August. A.D. 1964. Ae primary. • -WANTED— to buy, no children, res.son- O i. mortgage. Call owner, 644- OLD AND Preernt. Hon. John J. Wallett, Manchester. Connecticut SCREENED loam for the beet gentleman working days, good Street. Thirty-three (33) feet; I 3. Upon receipt of such re­ is 260 feet southerly from the chester and by the easterly line Tel. 648-0190. Judge. Dated at Coventry, Connecticut, Ato 28A day of August, 1868. Reliable, Honest, Person able, nice tor teachers, 649- 0610. In lawns, delivered from our references. Garage available. 9024. Easterly, by land of Elizabeth turn, such Clerk shall issue a southerly line of North School of Buckland Alley, in part by Estate, of Christine L. Demeritt. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, ELMORE 'TURKIMGTGN screening plant. Andover Co­ ’TO TAKE OVER Call 643-0801. Cleavage and Anna Haakin.s; each, in all, 327 feet more or MANc t Ie STER—$18,800. Mod­ late of Manchester In said dle- Clorii o f A n M'liiiliilpalWp j Certificate of Taking for re- Street, as measured along land MANCHESTER Vicinity-A 9 trlot, deceased. this 17A day of August, 1964. lumbia. George H. Griffing, UNPAID BAlJtNCE FOUR ROOM tenement, with Southerly, by land of the Town 1 cording in the Office of the les.s. ELEGANT ernized 3 bedroom home. Inc., 742-7886. MON’THLY PAYMENTS .of the Town of Manchester and bedroom ranch on country Quiet, residential. Bullt-As, Upon application of Clive L. De­ Apartments— Flats— gas heat, automatic hot wa­ of Manchester; and Westerly, ! Town Clerk of Manchester. forms an exterior angle of The northeasterly corner of ■toed well shrubbed lot. huge menti praying for authority to eell $18.70 ter. Apply 50 Holi Street. the northerly line of said parcel faster walls. City watar. Sew­ certain real estatt partlemarty da- MIULJONS of rugs have been Tenei^ents S3 by land of Elizabeth Cleavage 4. Upon the recording of said 83“ 04’ .30” with the remaining xn wlA flreplacs, 3 COMPLETE is 260 feet southerly from the Oomplelely rsotored Ooto- er. Copper AM^. Oil heat. aerlbed to saM aippileaikwi on file, cleaned with Blue Lustre. It’s and William S. Cleavage and Certificate, title to said premis­ land of Anna Haskins and )d kttchen, si^ets it is ROOMS OF FURNITURE 2V4 ROOMS, heat, hot water, by land of William S. Cleavage, southerly line of North School ntol In a poik-Uke setting. H. B. Grady, Broker, 8435009. ORDERMO; That tba forepotng LEGAL NOTICE America’s finest. Rent electric FIVE ROOM apartment, first es bounded and described as Elizabeth Olcavage. The north­ oondHton. Solidly buBt 1964, LEGAL NOTICE All of this merchandise is In stove, refrigerator, centraKy in part by each. Street, as measured along land TWa to enhanced by many appHcatloo be heard and oeter- shampooer $1 . The Sherwln- floor, large yard, one child ac­ follows: ’That certain p^ece or westerly corner of said north­ 915,500. Wolverton Agency, mmed at ttie Probate office in NOTICE to hereby given of Ae certification of party-endorsed NOTICE to hereby given of the eertificatkA of party-«e*ww6 our warriiouae. It has never left located. Reasonable. 12 noon- 7. ’The names and addresses fln« toaturee — large re- REMODELED 6 room home Willlame Co. cepted. no pets, $98. monthly. parcel of land known as Buck- erly line is 226.3 feet, southerlyloutherly Town of Manchester and Realtor, 5433819. wlA new 1’ '; baAs, new kitch­ Maacheater tn said District, on the candidates of the Democratic Party for nomination to Ae Mu­ candidates of the Republican Party for nomlnatite to the ~ our store and Is fufily guaran­ I 6 p.m.. 649-8404. of all persons having a record flnlMied rooms, stone fire­ 3rd day of Seotember. A.D. 1944. Available September 1. Call land Alley, and sometimes from the southerly line of N^th/'^P'’'”® exterior angle of 83* en, reflnlshed floors, com­ nicipal Offices specified below to be filled at the State election nlclpal Offlees specAed below to be filled at Ae State eto LAWNMOWERS - Arlens, teed. Some In original factory 649-0147 after 4 p.m. interest therein are as follows: known as Cowles Lane, bound­ MANCHESTER - Executive place A a large paneled at two o’clock in the afternoon, to be held on November 3, 1958, A the Tbwn of Bolton. A crates and cartons with original SIX ROOM duplex, hot air fur­ School Street, as measufSlneasurSa ^ " ^h® remaining land living room. Over one acre pletely redecorated, close to and that notice be given to all per­ to be held on November 9, 1968, A A e Town of Bolton. A list Lawn Boy. Toro, Bolens Orbit nace, central location. Call a. Steve Herlukowicz a.k.a. ed and described as follows; along the easterly line of Buck- of Anna Haskins and Elizabeth neighboihood. lovely 7 ^room sons interested In said estate of of Ae persons so endorsed os candidates to on file A ray ataoo, factory serial numbers. LOOKING for anything In real lot. Knotty pAe kitchen bus, schools and shopping. W A Ae pendenev of aald application of Ae persons so endorsed as candidates is on file In my office, Air, and riding mowers. Wheel- after 6 p.m., 643-8606. Steve Cleavage, late of 113 Northerly, bv North School land Alley and forms an ex­ Olcavage. The northwesterly Colonial, mammoA ilvAg worth a look. A A for Norman being Ae office of Ae Town Clerk, Bolton Center, and coplee being Ae office of Ae Town Clerk, Bolton Center, and oeplah "horse and Bolens 4-wheel Beautiful Westinghouse Elec. estate rentals — apartments, North School Street, Manchea­ room, modern kitchen wlA WlA stainless steel sink, 3- and the time and place of hearing 'Street, Thirty-three (33) feet; terior angle of 94“ 44’ with corner of said northerly line is HAenAal. Belfiore Agency, thereon by publlahing a copy of th et^ ere available for pubUe distribution. ____ Aeraof are avaiiable for pubUe dIelrllmtkMB. tractors. Parts and .service. Refrigerator homes, multiple dwellings, call ter, Connecticut. Easterly, by land of Elizabeth 226.3 feet southerly from the bnllt-lns, 3car gvage. Sacrl- oar garage, low beat oost, Beautiful Bedroom Suite J. D. Realty, 643-5120. ATTRACTIVE apartment for other land of .said Anna Haskins 84351X1. this order in aome newapapg hay- ~ OFFICE TERM Capitol Equipment Company, couple. Stove and refrigerator b. Elizabeth Cleavage a.k.a. Cleavage and Anna Haskins; southerly line of North School flee at $19,900. Hayes Agency, aU alnm laan atonna, lag a ofreOUttoa In aaH dIMriof. Beautiful Living Room Suite and Elizabeth Olcavage. Ragtotrar of Voton V5/66 to V8/67 Ragi^?^ Voton V«/W te i/ im . M Main St., Manche.ster. Included. Centrally located. $76 Elizabeth Herlukowicz 113 Southerly, by land of the Town Street, as measured along the ■nrimir. and d o cn , E5,900. ad least ssvsn days bafore tte n r Beautiful Dinette Set 4*A ROOM GARDEN Apart­ 7. The names and addresses PORTER m tEET Arao—Oar- of said b e «M to .fcw > ra r * Aar tofioea of Peace V5/56 to V8/57 Juetloee of PeoM V5/56 te t/8/^ Open dally 7-6, ’Thursday 7-9, ment, heat, hot water, stove, per month. Carlton Hutchins, North School Street, Manchea­ 1 of Manchester; and Westerly, of all persons having a record easterly line of Buckland Alley rlaon OcCanlal, 7 sea aauaa e4 eald •***• sefirtfSi NOTICE to oleo hereby gtvwi Aat a prfanary win ba hfiliiM Saturday 7-4. Beautihil “ De Luxe” Range In­ 8ACRIB1C9DD below FHA a|^ and be heard relaHve Aereto. and NOnCB to also hereby gtvm that a primary win be held cn refrigerator included, $120. 640-6132. ter, Connecticut. ' by land of Elizabeth Olcavage interest therein are as follows; and forms an exterior angle of decorated rooms, 4 twA September 98, 1958, tf a candidacy or candldoclea ore filed A September 22, 1958, tf a camUdaey or candkAelea ore MfhdjA stead of Westinghouse Elec. c. William S. Cleavage, 107 and William S. Olcavage and by 94“ 44’ with other land of said pratool. 9 room custom Ranch moke return to Uiia court. , PICNIC Tables, several styles, Available Sept. 1. Office 16 I a. Elizabeth Olcavage a.k.a rooms, IH baths, fireplace, JOHN J. WALLETT Judge. accordance with Sections 9-382 through 9-860, Acluslve, of Ae ocoordance wlA SecUons 9-382 through 9-860, Aehiaive, eFteh Refrigerator if you prefer North School Street, Manches­ ! land of William S. Olcavage, Anna Haskins and Elizabeth wHh garage, fireplace. V i -extra sturdy construction, 6 Rugs, I.amps, Tables, Linoleum Forest St., 648-0000. l<'aniiBhed Apartmente 63-A Elizabeth Herlukowicz, 113 D. REALTY family room, kitchen built-As. General Stetutee, Rev. at 1958 revised to 1964, by persons oA er General SUtutea, Rev. of 1958 revised to 1958, by penons eW p ter, Connecticut. in part by each — shall vest North School Street, Manches­ Olcavage— shall vest in the ceramic baAs, kitchen _ bAlt- ’Tranaferred owner wants Im­ Aan party-endorsed candidates. . foot, $12.60 up; 8 foot, $18.80 and a Few Other Articles d. Anna Ha.skina, 330 Elm 1ns. Don’ t mtss A is real buy. Aan party-endorsed candidates. up; delivered. W. Zlnker, Fin­ 4 ^ ROOM APARTMENT,~heat ONE ROOM, heated, furnished in the Town of Manchester, the ter. Connecticut. Town of Manchester, the right mediate action. Wesley R. Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf Forms for petitions for filing such candldactos by or on e v e r y t h in g and hot water, rent $126.80 per apartment, bedroom set, gas Street, East Longmeadow, right to just compensation Wesley R. Smith Agency. 648- 648-6129 ney Street. Blllngtoo. 878-7148 THE UNPAID b. Anna Haskins. 330 Elm to just compensatlon« shall vest Smith Agency, 843-1867. INVlTA'nON of an enrolled Democratic Party member (or. in Ae case of of an enrolled Republican Party member (or, A Aq ' month. Call 643-6106. range, refrigerator, kitchen Massachusetts. ' shall vest in the persons en- 1687. BALANCE PRICE j Street, East Longmeadow, in the persons entitled thereto justices of the peace, by or on behsK of Ae bore majority to justices of the peace, by or on behalf of the bars SAVE BIG! Do your own rug set. Free gas, electricity. Low 8. The Agency has deter­ tjtled thereto and the said | Massachusetts. and the said Agency may enter VERNON — Hi room ranch, wAch said party is entitled to nomAoie.) may be ol ONLY $418.26 BOLTON CEJNTKR Apartments, rent. Adult. Apply Apartment mined the amount of compensa­ LAKEWOOD dROLE Areo-8 TOBID which said party to entitled to nominate.) may be obtained fnxn and ujrfiolstery cleaning with Free Delivery In Conn. Agency may enter upon said | 8. The Agency has determined upon said property and take built-tos, newly painted, field- Mary J. Morgan, Ragtotrar of Votera NorA Rood, Bolton, Con- Mamie A. Monegglo, Ragtotrar of Voters, Route 5, _lMl Corner Brandy St. and Boston 4, 10 Depot Square. tion to be paid to the persons property and take whatever room Ootonial wlA breesei^ Seolod bite wUl ba rooeived at Blue Lustre. Rent electric Free Set-up by Our Men Center Rd., new 3 rooms, heat, the amount o f compensation to whatever action may be pro­ atooe widL Located A very de- noottoat, Itetruettoa Pago, ef A o petition form, eoplaa of which neotteut, Inatructlon Page, ef A e paHtAn fonn, o r -^ entitled thereto for such real action may be proposed with posed with regard thereto by aad 5-oar faroge, 95 foot llv- Ao OffiM of Ae General Man­ Miampooer $1 . Olcott Variety Free Service by Experts hot water, stove, refrigerator, ANDOVER — TWO room fur­ be paid to the persons entitled MraUe nelaldii.ii!iu

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Calif., were united in marriage 9:30 - St)0 Mr ttia gmup n«xt T u m - Saturday, July 96, at Upland (CSMsMIed Advertising en Pag* M) PRICE 9ETEN (SNTB at d pjn. at the L«sion Church of the Natarens, Tkursdioy VOL. LXXXin, NO. 280 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1964 ta Membapa wiahing to at- New Man Added Ontario. I >iM reminded to c»l Mrs. The bride, formerly of Man­ M l at 4S Ohureh St. chester, Is the daughter of Mr. To Police Force and Mrs. Robert Ellison of On­ _ JoAj im r . L v c a a tario, formerly of Manchester. f P M . hter of Mr. and Mrs. John Police Chief James M. Rear* The bridegroom is the son of _ s at 86S Partcer S t is on don today announced the ap* dean’s list at Flora Stone Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christoph MSt College, Western Re* pointment of John H. McPar- of Erie, Pa. University, CJleveland, land of M IHorence St. as a The Rev. Richard Cooney, LBJ, Humphrey Democratic Nominees gilh>, where she will enter her probationary patrolman, effec­ pastor of Upland Church of the SXhior year. She is a 19S2 grad* tive Sept. 13. Nazarene, performed the cere­ wbe of Manchester High The announcement brings a mony. Bouquets of gladioli were ^ -W- - -■ •ODOOC. return to the full duthorised on the altar. Veep Choice strength of 53 officers and pa­ The bride, given in mar­ UAW Picks trolmen on the Manchester riage by her father, wore a AMvertlsement— Police force. floor-length gown of chantllly Sparks Dull McParland, a 1960 graduate Chrysler as ibash is availaUc instantly, of Manchester High School, is lace, designed with Sabrina vwe like to lend money on con- a three-year veteran of the neckline trimmed with seed C o nvention tihient terms for worthwhile U.S. Army Military Police and pearls and sequins, long tapered Strike Target iwposss, and home improve- is single. sleeves, and bouffant skirt of Mf^ta are always worthwhile,” He has also been a guard at lace and tulle tiers. Her three­ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. tiered veil of silk illusion was '4 -' DETROIT (AP) — The say the friendly folks at the former State Prison at (A P )— The team of Lyn­ CONNBCTIOUT BANK AND Wethersfield, which is now lo­ arranged from a crown of United Auto Workers TttUST (XIMPANY in Man- cated at Somers, and is a for­ Mrs. Arthur W. Brown pearls, and she carried a Bible Union has singled out don B. Johnson of Texa» dientor at 898 Main, 16 North mer finance company investi­ with white orchid and white ' ^ I Chrysler Ck>rp. as its No. 1 and Hubert H. Humphrey Main and the Parkade. gator. Miss Wanda Jo Pollard of roses. strike target in efiorts to of Minnesota squared off Los Angeles, Calif., an(^ Arthur Miss Patricia Newell of San today for the 1964 presi­ Jose. Calif., was maid of honor. secure new contracts for W. Brown of Los Angeles, a She wore a shrimp colored chif­ the nation’s half - million dential battle with thun­ native and former resident of fon gown trimmed with match­ auto plant workers. dering Democratic conven­ Manchester, were married re­ ing satin, a matching veil, and UAW President Walter Reu- tion acclaim behind them at SET YOUR cently at the Chapel of the carried a bouquet of white car­ ther told newsmen Wednesday the party nominees. nations with shrimp ribbon. Flowers, Las Vegas, Nev. night that the walkout at Chrys­ All that remained to kick off Miss Joyce Feddema of Sun- ler would begin at 10 a.m. Sept. the hoetlUties with the Republi­ Mrs. Brown is a hair stylist land, Calif., a cousin of the MR. AND MRS. GLENN A. CHRISTOPH 9 if no settlement is forthcoming can Goldwater-Mlller ticket Was In the Los Angeles area, and is bride, was bridesmaid. Her by that Ume. President Johnson’s formal ac­ CANNING a native of Oklahoma City, Reuther said Chrysler, Gener­ ceptance tonight of the presi­ gown and veil matched the Donald Kress of Upland, Okla. Mr. Brown lived at 11 al Motors and Ford — the auto dential nomination he won by Academy St. before leaving honor attendant’s, and she car­ Calif., was ring bearer. THIS WEEK ONLY and ried a bouquet of shrimp carna­ Industry’s Big 'Three — all had acclamation Wednesday night. Manchester about six years ago. A reception was held in the adopted a "narrow, selfish atti­ tions with white ribbon. Humphrey also will formally He was a cost accountant at church parlors. The couple left tude" in negotiations and are Miss Robbln Anderson of Po­ Lasf Call accept the vice-presidential Pratt and Whitney, division of on a wedding trip to Sequoia denying worl:er.s their fair share mona, Calif., was flower girl. nominaUon. United Aircraft Corp., East National Park, Calif. They will IMPORTED of recordbreaking profits. Johnson was expected to ten JELLY JARS Hartford. Since leaving Man­ She wore a full-length white live in Ontario, Calif. The union’s contracts with all dress trimmed with shrimp delegates, assembled for a ses­ chester he has worked in field CHRISTMAS three firms expire Monday, but sion at which the late President satin. oflflce management in construc­ MILLER VISIT SLATED Power poles arid transformers litter street in Miami, Fla., as hurricane Clea Reuther said the strike deadline I John F. Kennedy was to ba — NOW — tion throughout the West, in­ John LeHew of Montclair, WASHINGTON (AP) — Re­ was set beyond Labor Day to | memorialized, that his will be a cluding, Colorado, Wyoming, Calif., served as best man. Ush­ publican headquarters announc­ CARDS WORU3 FAMOUS strikes city. Storm caused a complete power blackout. (AP Photofax.) allow several extra days at the campaign aimed at achieving Arizona and California. His ers were Robert Ellison of On­ ed last night that Rep. William bargaining table in efforts to prosperity and peace. work has been msdnly concern­ tario, a brother of the Iwdde; E. Miller o f New York, the OOP avoid a walkout. He might also give the party ed with missile and space air­ Gary Feddema and Allan Fed­ BERKSHIRE BUSH HARDWARE CO. vice presidential candidate, will 20% OFF President Johnson is expected faithful something to yell about craft projects. dema, both of Sunland and cous­ campaign in Connecticut Sept. to open his campaign in De­ 793 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER iby jibing at GOP presldenUal The couple are living In Los ins of the bride, and Robert 11. His schedule in the state STOCKINGS troit’s Cadillac Square on Labor 1 nominee Barry Goldwater and Angeles. List of Ontario, WM not given. TRADE WINDS Day. his running mate. Rep. William ADRIAN BUILDINO M ieuvr 27 THRU amM OBR tt Observers have pointed out Sen. Hubert Humphrey and President Johnson acknowledge ear-splitting ova- E. Milter. 856 MAIN STREET that with an auto strike in pro­ In a dramatic turn to a coiv. — OR — OiW m m a year am vw ahie to oatr iMliiot Ob Cleo’s Winds gress. the President might have tions of Democratic national convention in Atlantic City last night, (AP Pno- vention that had followed form .flHM. hwi^ Beftahim Stoohinoi to 9m anamt found such an appearance be­ NUTMEG ftohlea eolom. An'wHh tw femotn H>to^ Rai tofax.) ■o closely it was bn the dull OmlgrMlppgiritoa haokMjmapOoQl fore a labor rally to be embar­ side, Johnson broke a string at. COUNTRY STORE rassing. precedents. ROUTE 6 — ANDOVER OsiuarWni OMaMM 8 M k i Reuther visited President The President had held on to Johnson in the White House' Open Evenings and Smday Doctors Say his secret that Humphrey was Wednesday, but he denied that: LBJ Calls Dodd his choice for the vice presiden­ $L35 $1.09 $3.19 Batter Miami the President’s Labor Day plans | tial nomination until he was had any influence on the decl- j President in ready to board a ptone to Atlan­ «.ward from (3ape Kennedy to<*^ looter shot by police wjw in Sion to set Sept. 9 — two days tic City. Humphrey, who had MIAMI, Fla. (AP) T Charleston.— C ritica l condiUon in a hospital. aftef the holiday—as the strike Howling Hurricanti Clgo County Manager Irving G. Mc- To Veep Meeting flown to Washlngto* at tho EVERY NEW FIRESTONE Still packing a 100-mlle-an- date. Good Health President’s command, was s6 smashed at Miami with hour punch, Cleo pushed dan­ Nayr said he would ask to have Pointing out that Chrysler is ★ ★ ★ the city declared a disaster the nation’s seventh largest cor­ his side. Handsome Fall Handb^s [ sledge hammer winds to­ gerous Udes ahead in her ram­ #the vies presidential nomina* Taking the senator bgr tho page up the coast. area. There was no estimate of poration, Reuther said the firm WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ By GEORGE BAZAN day, ripped on up Florida’s damage to public buildings, but tlon, Dodd told newumen In arm, Jerimson walked over to RALLY • BACK TO SCHOOL The' storm was centered at was selected because it had dent Johnson, 86 years old to­ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (AP) McNayr called It "quite seri­ Wartiington after hi* talk with n ew m en standing bohind a bar­ populous “ Gold Coast,” and noon near Stuart, Fla. Its for­ what he termed "a economic day, has his party’s overwhelm­ —If there was ev*r any doubt • CAREER GIRLS ous.” ing endorsement for another the presideftt tlitot'JM Im AuI rier and sold: ‘Ttaat the n«ct PASSENGER CAR TIRE IN STOCK RALLY sent small craft scurrying ward speed was about 14 miles about who Sen. Thomas J. Dodd term in office and his doctors’ ed the president to "includ* to safety all the way north an hour. A veteran policeman who was (See Page Six) was at this Democratic national A timely scoop! Ail new in Miami w ^ n ,Uie. ,UiB. 1926192& kurri- assurance he is physically fit convention, there was none to­ o u t” ' ^ 1^ nmiil iiiisjlwij;;-’* at tbo There was a possibility that — _ selection, about lironiour* bo- RALLY handbag fashions, all the to Charleston, S. C. brok'd"’ffie big Florida land for "an active vigorous life.” day. He said the President, M9| Leaving Miami’s streets look­ the center w o u U M w a g M M n for* many drtegotos to this ooa- wanted styles for casual or cociflt over the AfiSfWM * T>e»r boom, ixior said the storm was the For a birthday party, he was On ’Tuesday night, when Dodd friend for some 50 year*, had dressy wear. Tapestries, bur­ ing like a battlefield after a worst since then. assured a rousing reception appeared before the convention indicated that Dodd hod been vention knew that It bad been four-hour battering, Cleo Cape Kennedy. made. No modem president bad THE laps, soft vinyl-like leathers Events from the Democratic National to read part of the platform, considered for the vie* pcesir thrashed across Hollywood, Broadcasting towers toppled Numerous fires broke out and with gold, tortoise shell or Convention in Atlantic City, he was introduced as “that dis­ denqr. ever kept counsel about a run­ MANCHESTER Fort Lauderdale and Palm at Miami. Store windows ex­ couldn’t be fought in the 116- wood trims, all in a striking ploded by hundreds, littering where he goes tonight to accept tinguished Kentuckian, Sen. I said I’ve never been a can­ ning mate so long. Beach and drew a bead on Cape mile an hour fury of the wind. Johneon, Humphrey and Sen. GOLDWATER array of Fall shades. Check streets with merchandise and formally the full-term nomina­ Thomas Dodd.” didate,” Dodd told newsmen. Kennedy. One warehouse was destroyed In State Tbomos J. Dodd, D-Conn., who CLUB out this special! broken glass. Fallen trees at a half-million dollar cost. tion handed him without contest The Introduction was by Sen. 'I’m not now and 1 don’t wont At noon, the Miami Weather Wednesday night. to be Mie.” also had been summoned to the Bureau extended gale warnings blockaded hundreds of streets. Fires still were breaking out Warren Magnuson of Washing­ Reg. $2.98 The verdict of four doctors on He was asked If the White white house from Atlantic City, INITIAL MEETING $2.57 and a hurricane watch north- No deaths were reported, but when dawn revealed the raw ton, chairman of the campaign his physlcl condition was dis­ committee for Senate Demo­ House visit might help hm in then boarded a plane. Johnson WHITON MEMORIAL scars of the hurricane. State to Drop watched on triovlsloii sAlle closed by the President Wednes­ crats. bis campaign. LIBRARY Cleo, howling and moaning up day as he led newsmen on a 4>A- Gov. John r. Connally of Texas from the south, slammed hurri­ Shackney Case Dodd, whose appearance be­ "I hope so,” he replied. 95 N. MAIN ST. mlle hike, talking as he circled Dodd, the only Connecticut placed his name in nominatloin. cane force winds into Miami at 16 lap* around the back drive­ fore the convention was expect­ The reason for Dodd’s quick 2:20 a.m. One hour later, power ed to give a little boost to his delegate to support Johnson for THURSDAY 3 Generals Elected, HARTFOTiD (AP)— 'Hie De­ way of the White House. trip remained a mystery. The failure plunged the city into Loping easily along in the own campaign for re-election in the presidential nomination at Connecticut senator sold be had AUGUST 27, 1964 darkness. partment of Justice has decided hlgh-humidlty heat Johnson con­ Connecticut, Ignored the slip. Los Angeles four years ago, told the president to "includa 8:30 P.M. After crossing Miami, the eye against petitioning for a U.S. vinced less-athletic newsmen of By late attemoon yesterday, flew to this city with the prss- me out” of consideration for tb# Ident lost nght. Viet Riots Continue of the hurricane moved on Supreme court reveiw of the the doctors’ finding that his the senior senator from Connec­ rice presidential nominatloii. horthward across Hallandale, "exercise tolerance continues to ticut, correctly identified, was When Johnson appeared be­ loves to David L. Shackney case. Speculation among party SECOND TIRE Prominent Speakers in the very center of the nation­ fore the convention to announce Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, be superb" despite a serious officials was that the Connecti­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam<^a governmental sha^eup Viet­ Boca Raton and West Palm U.S. Atty. F. Owen Eagan heart attack in 1 ^ . al spotlight. his choice at a running mate, cut senator had been ottered Everyone Welcome namese troops opened fire. a,mounced the department’s de­ Dodd was among those who give you^ (AP) — ’The ruling military rev­ Beach. Hurricane warning flags He took a few more fast laps He was put there by Presi­ appintment os Attorney Oeaeral They were ordered to shoot over flew on up the coast to Cape cision In the Involuntary servi­ later with hie choice for a run­ dent Johnson when the chief come to the stage with him. olutionary council elected Maj. Mark The Date On heads of the demonstrators, but Kennedy and gale warning tude case yesterday. ning mate, Sen. Hubert H. Hum­ executive summoned Dodd and Ihe Connecticut delegates (Bee Page Ta») Your Calendar Gen. Nguyen Khanh and two three were reported killed and were issued as far north as Shackney was convloted In phrey of Minnesota; took time Sen. Hubert Humphrey to the heard the news of the White other top generals today to run more than 20 wounded. The rest Daytona Beach. UJ5. District court last year of out for an Informal birthday White House. • House visit as they were pre­ retreated. paring for the delegation's tra­ South Viet Nam for the next two At 10 a.m., winds of 106 miles holding Lula Oros. 43, a former party at which his staff present­ ’The trip to Washington, ditional convention dinner. GOLDWATER 1#^ CONTOUR-FIT! months, Radio Saigon an­ Roman Catholic and Buddhist per hour werg_^ hitting West Mexico City cab driver, and five ed him with a desk; and capped which came as a complete sur­ youths battled in a rain in the an active day with a flight to Rumors spread quickly MILLER in nounced. Palm beach. of his chfldren in Involuntary prise to the Connecticut dele­ This development in the politi­ capital’s .streets. The Saigon At Fort Lauderdale, a 20-by-40 servitude on Shackney’s chicken the convention city which lasted gates, generated almost breath­ through the croikrd o f some 300 Bulletins CONTOUR-CONTROL!^ cal crisis came amid bloody radio station and a technical foot sign over a shopping center farm in Mlddlefield. into the early morning hours. less suspense for the Nutmeg- during the eoclctall hour and it ★ ★ ★ In the course of the 90-mlnute CMSed from AP WiroA new riots 'n Saigon. high school were focal points. vanished. Gusts strewed trees The U.S. Court of Appeals gers. A crowd of 2.000 marched on Several persons were wounded, across roads and made shore overturned the verdict June 6, afternoon marathon, Johnson; A darkhorse possibility lor (See Page SU) — Foresaw a Democratic vic­ the council s compound, calling apparently knifed. route A-l-a Impassable with declaring that there was no evi­ tory in November, saying var­ DODD KH.1JI BUMOB on the 60 members to resist stu­ Called oif to share rule with ' sand-drifts. dence to prove the govern­ with dent and Buddhist demands for Khanh were Lt. Gen. Tran An automobile, apparently ious polls show "we run, gener­ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Buy the 1st tire at price listed below. . .get the ment’s charges, ally speaking, 60-70 per cent” (AP)—Sen. nioinaa J. Dodd ’Thien Khlem, former defense caught by a gust, turned on its U.S. District Judge M. Joseph compared with 25 to 30 per cent of Conneetioirt said today ho Minister; and Maj. Gen. Duong side on a bridge. Several build­ Blumenfeld, who heard the WHEE! WATER’S Van Mlnh, the former chief of for Sen. Barry Goldwater, the Governor Leads baa no intentloB at learin|> 2nd tire for ONLY ONE-HALF THAT PRICE!! ings, which were being erected, case, signed the order dismlse- state. Khanh supplanted Mlnh Republican presidential nomi­ the Senate. He Ibua sho* were knocked down to stages ing the charges against the News Tidbits Aug. 16. That was the day the where a fresh start will be nec­ nee. down ruraon toat be might H0T-H0T.AND part-time religious teacher ear­ — Declined direct comment from the AP Wires council elected the 37-year-old essary. eueeeed Robert F* Kennedy strong4W«*^ man tovw the•••w presidency.---^ null y 1> \.rWlA,Hollywood, Cleo’s O windsWS41V*a lier this week. on what a reporter said were Cheering SeMon aa attorney general to Fieel- At Shackney insisted throughout THERE’S A LOT! Leaflets dropped over the city bashed in the glass fronts of the contentions that Goldwater had dent Joiinson’s Cabinet. “I am from a Vietnamese army heli- Diplomat Hotel lobby and his 22-day trial that Oros and been guilty of improprieties in not going to take any U.S. communications equip­ copter announced the present; oceanfront rooms. About 60 his family were free to leave the his public discussion of .some ATLANTIC CITY (AP) —^nor, his friend and one of the pointlve position,” Dodd told ment exhibition closes in Mos­ caretaker government will con- guests fled to inner areas of the farm at anytime. The govern­ foreign policy is.sues. Johnson’s two presidential nominators. a reporter. "1 am going to reply: "As a matter of fact, he’s Connecticut Democrats today Now! For only 9VjC* a cow after drawing 840,01)0 vis­ tlnue for a maximum of two hotel and bedded down by can- ment mgued that Shackney hailed the ticket nominated by And It was only the first of eUy la the Senate. I would f l r e t t o n # itor* during month-long visit. .. months and then will name a the Democratic convention "as msiny workouts for tho Connec­ not give it up.” The Cabinet (See Page Fourteen) day for fuel.. .hot water ahjh of Iran to visit Argentina provisional national congress (See Page Ten) (Ses Pags Twelve) one of the finest ever present­ ticut cheering section. rumors sprang up after a trip Ds Lui CiMHipiM sometime next May... New which will pick a chief of state ed to the pe<^le of the United The Nutmeggers also had a to the White House made ^ •Bout wUh SUP-B-TUF •Wider, deeper tread gives ytm •Deeper tread and impioved de­ •Amarica’i NUMBER ONE •Aneacak meat 1,100 room hotel, Otani, opens and establi^ other national or­ chance to accladm one of Ms Dodd and Sea. Hubert H. l«Uier...lbe sans tooiJi for” prriniaiii tarn...a for all— all the time! States.” 20% more mileage than the sign gne yam 3B%mon mile­ originid equipment tarn on fai 'Tokye in time for Olympic ganizations. own favorite sons. Humidirey of Miaaesota, at sabber used in famous Rrestone NYIDNATRE age than the CHAMPION paodoet developed Ibom Gov. John N. Dempsey, new 1964 cars... gives yoa games... Bridge foursome in Looked Washed-Up in 1960 ’Ibis was Sen. Abraham Ribi- the summons at the Presi­ Fiiestooe racing tins for • 18% more traction edges than NYIXKN. 30% more mileage than 65 years of race tixe az- The leaflets, signed by the full chairman of the 43-member greater mileage, eefety flw Fiieatone NYLONAIRE. •10% more traction edgee ttian the Firestone SAFETY penenc& Super-Strength If you live In a typical Richmond, suburb of London, council, also s i^ the council Connecticut delegation, said the coff, the state’s junior senator, dent. said danbilHy. the CHAMPION NYLM t CHAMPION NYLON. nykn cord for greater report they were dealt a per­ itself has been dlsolved and the Johnson-Humphrey team was who was one of the seconders impact reeistanca. houae, you could eaeily run out of hot water aeveral fect h a n d — eaeh player had a generals and other members of one of "reS^nsiblllty” that for the nomination of Sen. Hu­ NEGRO BOY SHOT full suit — and they abandoned bert H. Humphrey. ■uaemus ■BI11SMU ■UCICVM.LS VINTE1•MiS •UeXVALLS RMTVVAUt TubAlAAA tlmea a week. Hutnphrey Bounces Back would ’’continue to move Amer­ ALBANY, Ga (A P )— A Now you ean have all the the game because they were (See Page Six) ica forward.” Ribicott spoke of the Minne­ a aaa i m i ma TaNIwa sotan as a man ))e knew well IX-year-old Negro youth waa Ttotun T M TMi-aw T M T«k*4>*< Tlk..|sn Trtiliw TebHype T M Tm-ttn RACMMLtS aMTOMUt RACNMUS WSBMhIS hot water you need at one too excited to play. / ______■ — "This ticket will insure peace F from the pollUcal wars and as shot and tolled Wednesday HI hd tat M 111 to iRi tat 2mi tat 2M tat tat M tat m tat m tat M M an itat M tat tat M time for only 9J4c* • day. Now York Times says in edi­ in the world, which is the over­ Vm nn Tin Tin Tin Tin TV. Tin Tkt Tin Tm TH* Tif« Th* Tlrt Tm Tin Tk« Tlrt IhmTlrt Un Un Un Vn TV. ThA TV. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP)■^Virginia Democratic presiden-<» " I am no longer a candidate a colleague in the Senate. night by a white Junk denier Vm Think of It— only 9'/jO* a torial that election of Lyndon ' - - T .. . . M 4. JA 1/1 nv*Aat/1AntlA.1 riding concern of all our peo­ Princess Flees For Hubert Horatio Hum tial primary will ever forget it. for the Democratic presidential He praised him as an "ideal who said he caught the youth 63M* ------un 7JI - - im 9.N - - RSO MS - - ttMiia ZIN HJU a,M UM RN MM SJi JUT day! B. Johnson as proeldeiit Is a nomination," he said. ple,” he said. Yes, thanks to Mobllheat phrey, the man who came back, All the odds were expected to "This ticket,” tho Governor robbing his Junkyard, It was an-ii - — ------— - ms 117 ■- - IMS 1S7 - - 21MIIM - - ZIN 1L7S MN 12.27 RH Rtt 27Ji n-n RN RH •neoesslty” . . . In Westport, favor Humphrey. Robert F. Kennedy, campaign (See Page Seven) report^ early today. An Al­ —and an oU-flred hot water high echool girls asked to wear Damaged Ykcht this was sweet victory indeed. continued, “ will bo accepted by 7JI-14 - - 17.M 1.17 - BUS 1M7 - - IMS 171 - - 2MS iLn - - 22.S5 11.X2 - - RIS llt7 nm RN RN RN Sl.<5 1172 RIS RS7 He was a Protestant running manager for his brother, came bany funeral home eald tt heater of correct capacity— attire which fits them “appro­ There he stood Wednesday au the people of America and against a Roman Catholic in over to console the loser. Hum­ was holding the youth’a MG1« ------22.MUM - - RM 12.SS - - 7S.9S1M7 - - 2f.4S 14.72 n.ss 1S.S7 ,RM R42 >4.M 17.21 RN U.N your family can take care of priately and modestly.” OLBLA, Sardinia (AP)— night, waving, Idughing, point­ I predict for it a complete and Protestant country. phrey put on his raincoat and body hut that It did not know t.»a4 ------M.» 11S7 - - Z7.1S11S7 - - R4S 14.22 - - S1.9S1M7 SI.4S UM 414S NJ2 X7.N RH N.N RN all their washing needs at Britain’s Princess Margaret, ing happily to friends he recog­ total victory.” Barry Vacations, State police and officials He spoke the plain, homey the two went out into the driz­ his aame. Felloe refuted to M4-M nin 1U7 N.N R27 one time. nized in the milling crowd be­ The Nutmegger* practiced 22J2 42JS RN RH completing investigation into her husband, and the Aga Khan language hill folks could under­ zle, down the cheerless streets oonllnn or deny the r e p o r t . Mom can do the family abortive attempt by some in­ low, as thousands cheered in to the Kanawha Hotel where what they, preached time and •toU 7.47 17.M M7 17JI 117 BM1M7 u.« 1« 1S.SS 9.72 ll« I.N IMS 11.22 IMS 152 2115 11.S22115 1127 ms 1M7 MM RN MM RN 4Ln RX n jf RV abandoned a yacht which hit a stand. Talks Viet Issue The FBI office to Attanto wash. Sis ean do liie dishes mates to escape from state I!’ '", giant Convention Hall. Jack Kennedy was. again during a convention ses­ 7JI-U ------UN MS rtm UM22.S9U.SS HM izn ju i IIU 21M1117 27.71 IMSflLN14J2 MM MM MM MM sue UM am am at the same time Junior rock in heavy seas off Sardinia, He had a message —" I know sion last night that saw Presi­ saU it was InveatlgatlBg tka toll at Bridgeport . . . Mi^ Everything had gone right what it means to be without Humphrey offered his con­ vm-vt — — — — — — - — 2L7I 1U7 KU 1M7 RTS 11X7 njs lu ; 21« im RtS 1122a.n lUS ILN lUT MM UM MM MM MM UM 4Mi a n takes his bath, and yon en­ and reached shore safely in rub­ dent Johnson himself appear NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. ahoottag bnt fltoto tt had aa e 1 pkM b r i w John F. Kennedy greeted with for Hubert Humphrey at last. money" — that seemed surefire gratulations, and Kennedy, joy a shower. " ber lifeboats, Italian authorities before it to announce his run­ (AP) Sen. Barry Goldwater datnlla. u a n — ------27JS 1172 - - MM1122 - - XL70ii.n SIN u n lUi 17JI MM MM «J5 T2M MM MM 4Ui aur * SnttB i* 6 t9 X hearty round of applause at Not only had President Johnson in a state that had large, nag­ looking as if he were a little Don’t delay—phone as to­ lbe-w»lst bt said today. finally picked him as his vice ning mate. sought privacy at sea today aft­ UMI - - - — - - - - - I7.S5 1172 - 1122 ------9M VM MM MX N.N MM ■ NjN RN RK Rjr atrttdi bafk to ' airport at Atlantic City when ging areas of poverty. embarrassed at so solid ,a er thrusting the guerrilla war In day. Find out how easy It Is forcinebing! , she lands for reception in her Mario Costellucci, chief ad- presidential running mate. They cheered his nomination, But the Kennedy resources knockout blow, said; “It was South Viet Nam squarely into a s s a i l s DODD UNIT M L P M C n Pius TAX. Other tiztt mRebte 4.SO-12, 5.20-lS, 5.60 13, 7.00 13, 5.60 14, 6.50 14, 7.00 14, 9.50 14, 5 .0 -15, 5.S IS, S.60-15, g.OO lB. gAO-lB, 6.00-16, 6.50 M to switch to a Mobllheat- trim the cM ^e! honor . . • United Nations ministraUye officer for this va­ Johnson hadv made it all the his appearance, his speech and flred water heater. cation area, said the accident and the Kennedy political very nice of you to come over, his campaign against Prerident POMFRET (AP)— John .> M ctkm ||n spokesman says all views on lovelier by performing an un­ knowledge and the combined hl.s running mate. 4 occurred Wednesday while the Hubert.” They shouted, held aloft Johnson. Lodge, RepubUoan oaadUata •Average family of four. > Phnh cuff on long possible reduction in stre n i^ heard of political chore, coming energy of the restless Kennedy CHARGE WITH of pooNf ffit, three, and the Aga Khan’s While the Democratic Nation­ for the US. Senate, said to­ A l l TIRES log PMty aod ik- of UJf. peacekeeping force ^ from Washington to nominate family changed what looked like Sen. Pierre Salinger, who as placards, banners and stream­ C^rus are purely speculative. French lawyer, Andre Arduc, Humphrey in person. Kennedy’s press secretary in ers, and sweltered in a mam­ al Convention nominated John­ day tNtt lda Dagaocratto ap-. were on an outing aboard the certain defeat into spectacular son and chose Sen. Hubert H, paaenti Itoaawwtle Seimtor 1 11 W E G IV E Deputy Secretary of Defense Watching Humphrey in all his West Virginia was on the other moth auditorium that was as Tiff$ ^ # guarSSSitee MOUNTED Aga Khan’s pleasure boat, the victory. Humphrey of Minnesota to run K w5 m X D a iA towtdd ba Cyrus Vanoe says that to lable glory, it seemed impossible that indeed Kennedy's victory was side of the primary fence, had hot as an oven and as jammed IMOUR GREEN SIAMPS with the President, the ReimbU- re m o v e d from the ehaliwan* taotioal nuclear weapons as Amaloun. only four short years ago he only nice things to say about as a barrel of beans. Castellucci said the small so spectacular — he won by an can nominee for the white aatsaand Canada...ahamwfywtwwil FREE ••oonventional” — a description looked to be washed up, fin­ 8-6 margin —that his followers him Wednesday night as he sec­ The governor appeared more a l^ at the Senate dm ytls yacht, which has a five-man onded the nomination. Hum­ jubilant than when ho was House cruised the waters off DaUnqnency SubrnmnAHaa •WLIMnKMHWKK ■ ■MjTMMMiMIMPIB esed by Sen. Barry GoldWater ished.- said this was the turning point, crew, hit a rock about 76 yards phrey worked hard in the 1960 elected by more th:'n 60,000 Southern California. “ jUI Ale oonmilttoa haa baan MORuumr __ is ‘ktongerouely misleading But let’s go back for a mo­ the decisive victory that meant LolUng against the stern rail mV MnM INariw hr a« nmHn **••>•••> a lha off shore from Capriccioli. fall campaign, Salinger said, AUTO STORES aratiNMieMieMr. enaiania. ment, to that rainy night of May the presidential nomination. votes two years ago. doing la spendtog msnay and No Trade-In e Comfortable con­ panel for I and totaUy lw4>p*«P><**«-” • • • “ Because the boat began tak­ and contributed to Kennedy’s He stood on hU chair, waved of a borrowed 88-foot yacht SHOP THURS., Democratic party to honor lead­ 10, 1980, in Charleston, W.Va. Early in the evening Hum­ producing aa reaulto,* U odfi tour crotch! flattening! ing water and listing, those victory. the Connecticut standard, held Wednesday, Goldwater: ■aid In a ta lk u n attH |ar h Noedad FRI. TO 9 P.M. BROTHERS ers who died since Its tost na­ aboard decided to go ashore in This was the windup of a phrey glumly noted the trend —Declared he thinks the M l MAIN STREET MA>ICHESTER rough, tough campaign. Sen. was steadily against him. So for So here Humi^rey was up a large banner proclaiming: H- tional convention: Sam Ray* rubber lifeboats. No one jumped “Coimectlcut All the Way with Southeast Aslan fighting befor* FOUNDATIONS—MAIN FLOOR bum, Eleanor Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy and San. Hu­ hours, In nlB rooms at Char­ Wednesday night, so gay, so or fell in the water, and ttiere Lyndon B. Johnson.” Election Day; snld that ttinlng John F. Kennedy. bert H. Humphrey o( Minnesota leston’s Ruttner Hotsl, he called ettervssoont, so axuberant, lap- M3-5135 was no eKcitement,” Oatriluccl {6iig up th* ai^lauss. And rs- At on* point, he borrowed A would be wrong and »ddsd be T »rf$ fO H f...T H E GREATEST TIRE NAME IN RACING! Sovtot Piemisr Xhnuhohsv said. war* tbs aontMtants, and his baokars aU over the emmtry I fears sudi an agr*am«nt would they hit aaiota otbar with an that to toll them ths bad news. eaUlnf what happened just four nsarby “Connall})*’ sign and N1-31I Cmmr H OlM Mto league lor oenmooles OastsBiicni said tbs Amslouii vainly atUmptod to attraet Iho thsy had. N4> asa wbe t o o k g ^ At 1 Am. b* aanssdsd — and years ago. It was ewqr to aae g o th simivemMy of attsntlcn of Am 4 b^ 9b or srtie utotohad that lbt(^ took tb* Anal stop. wtqr b a t o i ^ l t i