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■'. \ « ' ♦ «a . ‘ TUISDAT, BEFTBMBBK 1,1664 Average Doily Net Pnaa Ran The Weather iisjurJiraler Ettmteg fjeratb Per Oke Week RWltd FW«toto« e< U. 8. We M , U M Claar, eaal 9ealgM, . lBfe^ Hope Oo. S, A ghth DIstrtot le eMea, Ma Fire Department, will have Ita Man Critical, CRPA Says Many Towns 13,705 Aibout Town mtmthly meeting tom orrow at 8 AiMIt hdh. at fire headijuartera, Main tow, Mgh Moontela Likurri CSiapUr. and Hiltiard StA HBl by C a r ^Seds to liestrain Growui Maneheatsr^A City of Viih^o Charm ■#M t A M tow , IOC., win meat ti. The Army-Navy Auxiliary will lirarwlBjr i(t t pjn. mt the home A CC-year-old Oakland S t Mora «»d mor*. of th. MweBa^ ^dSI^ Mrk. Climetta, 110 meet tomorrow at the club­ Ually incraasol t^***^, (ClaaMfM Advertielng ee Page 98) PRICE SEVEN nt U/iry man ia toported in critical and (emilles moving into the Great­ TOL. L x x x m , NO. 286 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 2, 1064 ItoxtMry St-, Hartford. n ils house. A potiuck will be served er Hartford area are eetablleh- tlal lot slses to the last five will b« Um taat miminar out* at •:S0 p.m. Members are re­ condition at Mancheater tog houeeholde to towns east of year«; In addlUon the town of minded, to bringarticles for a floor atnx adtaduted for Um wo- Hoapital, with aavare the Connectloilt River. Andover has almost completely gift table. Frcm -) ' il f Bten^ barbershop style ohbrus. head hiJuriaa ha racalvad whan In response, more and more resoned itself to require larger building loto, and is also en­ pnMQMcUve members are invit­ atruck ^>«at night by a of the towns eaat o f the river Events ed and members may bring are trying to reatraln growth couraging commercial and to* oar ftear hla^homa Family Happy But F retfu l •uests. 2 Boys Blamed by tocresalng the mtolmum slse dustrial building along a long SI 59 - Negro Leaders Pledge Aid Frederic B^aam of 169 Oak- of building lots. stretch of Rt. 6. • Delta Chapter, HAM, will In Theft of Car land St. haa a tofabral concus­ The'result, according to ths The CRPA report also shows In State meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at sion and acalp latoratlon and annual report of the Capitol the Increase in jobs in the I Q 1 ( I'Ol - the Masonic Temple for a Uusi- was reported critlc».^n!ritJW.^n arrival Region Planning Agency tol Region as a whole is keeping, After Navy TliLier E scap es Beas meeting. Refreshments will Two East Hartford youths, at the hoepltal’rital’a «M rg6ncy ’ (ORPA), Is an undesirable up with the population Increasei be served. one a juvenile, were taken Into room last nightight, a nMpital mushrooming, of ,Wrge lot From 1960 to 1968, Jobs and Bristol Struck As Baltimore ‘Gets Ready’ custody last night after police apokeaman aaid.d. HHe _ wto iMmlt- housing— and llttla hew housing population both increased 2.3 SAN DIEGO, C ^ . (AP)W«ey would be reunited, but " I ’llenally termtoaUng. I’m thankful The Dadies Aid Society of recovered a Stolen car repoKed ted to special care. of other kinds. per cent annually; from 1950 to there to meet him when he it wasn’t any longer.' B y City Crewsr 8ion Lutheran Church will meet taken earlier In the afternoon Police aatd that the acclde In an effort to attract new 1960, jobs only went up by an —The pRrentirf^d wif^ arrives.’’ tomorrow at 7;S0 p.m. -in' the from the Manchester Shopping occurred at about 8:36 when dustry, the CRPA says, towns average of ?.5 per cent per year SI 99 ™ S998 Navy Lt. Charles P. Iflus- Kluamann’e parents are Mr. BANGKOK, ’Thailand (AP) — Assembly room at the church. Parkade. Byram wae walking acroea arKjUso sontog more and more while populaUon Increased an maim ipult joypdei but U.B. Navy jet pilot Charles F. BRISTOL (AP) — PickeU Oakland St.’, from eaat to weat. a and Mrs. Fred L. Hluamann. marohed and gariMige went un­ A film, “Power for This Hour.” Alton A. Allen, 16, of 70 Co­ on ce^ eid en tlal land for ,to- average of 3 per cent annually. fretful night awgming fur­ ’The elder KlUsmann’e only com­ Klusmann, shot down three City Girding will be shown after a business lumbus SU, East Hartford, was He was hit by the right front dustrlususe. months ago by Laotian Com­ collected today as qlty work­ ther hews toda:^ of his es- ment to Arcadia was: “1 ers began a strike over the session. The film was taken at charged with theft of a motor j fender of a car being operated Mot onW is more land being munists, has escaped from his by Rldhard F. Oeser, 28, of thanked God the terrific ordeal date on which a shortened a recent district convention of vehicle. The youth posted a *5001 designatedXor industry' than ca^ fromyg Pathet Lao that boy had to go through is fl­ barbed wire prison and reached For Possible bond, and was released to await Hillside Manor Ave., Vernon, the towns ctuj rationally ex­ FOR RENT .'&h S M.nn St. W ifi ‘ , the eafety of an American air work week Is to take effect. (he Luteran Women’s Mission­ i t All#' SI H •!' prison capap in Laira. Domenic Badolettl, internation­ ary League. Mrs. Frederick appearance In Circuit Court 12, and was thrown into the air pect to uee, mh. It le being lo­ g •mA ig HUB. Movie Frojae-^ 101 Wh 'l l 4 • fU ,s M • -■ His vriM, Bart, told a newa base at Udorn, to friendly Thal- before landing near the wfeet- cated to Isolated iTOte that will al representative of the local Schneider, Mrs. ^ u l Prokopy, Manchester, on Sept. 14. tors—sound or. sUeat, alsa 2? H.irnson '>» H- eooterelic'e here that she was to land. Racial Riots side curb on Oakland St,;'some require more utlUtiee, more au­ 358 M.mm M n , unit of the American Federa­ Mrs. Margaret Rtoirtf'and Miss Allen’s accomplfoe, a 15-year- 88 mot sUd* projeetoi*, All Storr . Opi ^ Nij- ‘ ’I Calif., with her to-laws After receiving plrelimtoary 137 feet north of N. School St. to travel, and toat will make \ tion of State, County, and Mu­ Gladys S^lenT'wlll serve as hos­ old boy was turned over to juve­ PARK FRtr AT AIL SiiiRF'. the news came from medical attention, food and BALTlMOR|F(AP) 'N e. nile authorities. Police reported that no skid communities weaker Instead of WELDON DRUG CO. clean clothing, the SO-year-old nicipal Employee, said the tages. marks were found 'at the scene Yashtogtqn Tuesday. walkout was, for the moment today to Manchester police claim that stronger. 901 Sb—TeL 848-6821 A Navy spokesman told her; lieutenant was flown today to an gro leaders rallied toe and the accident le still under The solution may be found to at least, unauthorised. Manchester Grange will meet the two teen-agers stole a ’car ^ "Mrs. Klusmann, your husband undisclosed destination. the support of city and Na­ from East Hartford earlier in investigation. Oeser and five the CPPA’s forthcoming reg­ Details of the escape have not However, he said, he was tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Orange patoengers In hie car, including has escaped. We have no de­ confident that the union’s head­ tional Gutird officials p ^ HdJl. Members of Hebron the day and drove it to the . ional pton of development, the tails, but we wanted you to yet been made public,. Parkade, abandoned it, and took; his wife, toother, and three chil­ annual report says. ’The agen­ ’The U.S. Etoibassy to Vien­ quarters would sanction the paring for possible racial Grange will present a patriotic know about it." strike later in the day. program. a car which was parked in the dren, were not hurt. The vehi­ cy’s staff has proposed a plan tiane, 4jw>8, said Klusmann was riots here. cle was taken to police head­ She was told that her husband Union spokesmen said ar­ parking area by its owner based Upon, an approved “linear was safe In Ihailand. being flown to the United States. Their offers of help came Thomas Wall of East Hartford, quarters after the accident. plan” to the CRPA. AMERICAN LEGION Fueling stops en route would be rangements would be made to . The Little Theater of Man- “ About that time X shouted maintain skeleton work crews after Mayor Theodore Mc- Aester will have its first fall with the keys in it. Wall report­ ’The regrional plan must be ^ news to the reat of the fami­ necessary, but these were not Implemented by each of the re­ revealed. Earlier, the U.S. Em­ to the public works, water and Keldin and Maryland Gov. meafing tomorrow at 8 p.m. at ed the car missing at 3:30 p.m. ly, Mrs. Klusman said. “ I was sewer departments to maintain its wwement rooms at 39 School Police fast night, after recelv- gion towns, however, since the ■peechleas, and for me that’s bassy to Bangkc^ said merely J. Millard Tawes announced St, Final plans will be made for Police Arrests CRPA Itself has no authority that the pilot was being flown to essential services. - But the ing word of a minor one-car rgaiiy something. I was thrilled strikers will not pick up any receipt.of a warning that a Show Case producUon Satur­ accident on Tolland Tpke. And to enforce Its recommendations. and rth still lotting used to ft.’ ’ an American .facility outside out-of-town aptators. were day, Sept. 12. Manchester resi­ The proposed regional . plan Thailand. garbage, they sajd. that two youths were seen run­ , Mrs. X&usmann said their 4- The union represents about dents are invited to attend the Thomas Peter Heleen, 16, of calls for Intense residential de­ bent on igniting violent out­ ning from the car, went to in­ year-old daughter, Diana, was ’The embassy said Kluemann 120 workers in the public work' meeting. The organisation is vestigate. The car, discovered 6,2 WollB Sto was charged velopment to the Connecticut confused by all the excitement, appeared to be “to relatively breaks among the city’s sponsored by the Town Recrea­ ere, eewers, water and park to be Walls car. was found at with violation y>f probation RtvCr valley and to the centers BIN8' O’CLOCTl— LEGION HOBLE; LEONARD ST. but their son, Richard, 6, was good physical condition.” ’The departments. ’Their wages 358,000 Negtoes. tion Department. the scene undamaged. The late yesterday afternoon. Hel­ (Of a few of tjie larger towns. delighted. escape was first dlsclooed by range from *1.95 to *2.86 an City police and National 3rouths were apprehended a According to a CRPA map, at She said hq had previously the White House In Washington hour. Guard officers had barely ba- Members of a committee for een was picked up by police t>« least two valley towns (>ast of Tuesday, afternoon. gUn preparing for such an short time later near the stolen a Circuit Court 12 warrant. Po­ EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT commented: “Dad is pretty ’The issue that precipitated the West Side Old ’Hmer's Re­ car. Both were taken to police the River— South Windsor and smart, why doesn’t he just es­ Klusmann was on a photo re- emergency before pledges ot union will meet tomorrow at 7 lice said that Heleen violated a the walkout was disagree­ headquarters where .Allen .was cape?” connaisssince flight in his ment over the date' on which support • poured to from every p.ra. at the West Side Rec. probation stemming' from n major civil rights group. charged with the stolen vehicle May 28 conviction in Manchee- Mrs. Khismann said she the work week will be trimmed count. didn’t know when and where MRS. KLAU8BIANN (See Page Three) from 45 hours to 42 Vi hours. One of these, the Interdenom­ Pvt. Arthin- F. Brainard of the ter’s Circuit Court 12. ’The ~ 7 inational Ministers Alliance, U.8. Marine Corps, son of Mr. youth was given two 16-day ’The city council intends to FLOCK OF TROUBLE make the chaSige on Oct. 1, called on all white and Negt« and Mrs. William Brainard Sr., Jail sentences, execution sus­ COAST TO COAST clergymen to help to event ot 1 St., left this morning for HAMBURG. Pa. (AP)—Traf­ pended, after pleading guilty to while the unlqn has demanded fic was all “ fowled” up at the GRAmMA Michigan Primary Results that It go into effect im­ trouble. Hie Rev. Frank Wil­ Camp Lejeune, N.C., after a 20- charges of breach of the peace liam h, president of the alliance, intersection o f Routes 52 and 61 mediately. day leave. He will leave for and Intoxication, and placed on loves to let Long Distance tetephone York said it would try to set up task Spain in two weeks. He was near here when 300 crates of probation for two years. Oempseyjegeler chickens were dumped on the etUs. Younitsters love to cell Grand­ !orces to neighborhoods where Sunday at a family dinner Heleen had been arrested on St Slayip g rouble was likely to occur. at Us parents’ home. hii^way. April 30 after a complaint from ma by long Oistaiict. Why not make " (A P) ^.j^Pollce He said these imlts would at­ The load on a tractor-trailer Quinn’s Pharmacy on Mato St. &CO..INC. War Hero White Backlash are seeddl^ ’l-j^ar-6ld?uther truck shifted and spilled more the family happy ()foa, tooD with tempt to head off what ha The British American Club that a youth took a bottle of MOEMBERS NEW YORK S’TOOK EXCHANGE Hamlet In'the jnotfun Maying called “rabUeroiiatog” to po-. w B meet tonight at 8 at the than 2.000 chickens, ^ t e police Each Shine Buys a Brick liquor without paying for It, regular telephone vbits. If* tti next last night of his roommate. reported about 100 were klllecll tentially explostTe attuattens. etubhouse. A buffet will be The John F. Kennedy Memorial Llbrapy Fund is *12.25 and walked out of the store. bait thini to being there. ^ TEL 643-1105 ' The victim, 66-year-old Jrf- Four of a dozen young presidential campaigners are sho’wn above. They in­ Similar offers cams from the served after a business meet­ and the rest were rounded Up Dies at 76 Doesn’t Appear ferson Sheets, was killed la- closer to its goal, thanks to Roger C^Hhski, 8, who offered ’The 3Touth posted a *500 bond National Association for the Ad­ and reloaded on other truqks. to the violation charge and his 629 MAIN STREET (' MANCHESTER stantly by the charg:e which clude Barry Goldwater Jr. (left) and Ws brother Michael, and Elizabeth Anne ing. the public a nickel shoe shine on Friday. Roger, a third (second from left) and Mary Karen Miller. Alb are shown prior to an aerial vancement of Colored People, grader at Lincoln School, is the sOn of Mr. and Mrs. Walter case will be presented in Cir­ IK tNTKn KpiMlMI NASHVILLE, Ten’n. entered his body just below the the Gongreaa ot Racial BquaUty, OPEN DAILY 9-5— SAT. TO NOON heart, police said. Thb Miooting Celinskl of 93 Summit St., w;ho said that they were "proud cuit Court 12, Manchester, on mENMKCWrMT (AP)—Sgt. Alvin C. York, DETROIT (A P )—-A so-called "White backlash” did trip they took today in Arizona. ‘saw Dozen Campaign Children Set neither McKeldto nor Tawea OOLOEN EAST and HALE sisters, Mary.^Tf Carol, 6; and Linda, 2. (Herald photo by crippling illnesses for a voted against the dvil* * rights the 112 precincts of well-to-do Hamlet get- a shotgun from a identified the wouldbe agenta at HAVEN PEACHES ------! Ofiara.) decade, was 76. bin, was knocked out of Con- Dearborn, an area where some closet and loctd It. She then disorder, except to say they The aharpshoottog native ' of grees by U.S. Rep. John DtogeU observers thought he could were members et a gnwqp and Mcintoah Apple*; also Bartle4t Pewrs heard a blast, she said. Tennessee hill country was to a reapportioned district that score heavily if so-called White To Help Out Candidate Fathers “which openly advocates vio- ■ EYE-GLASSES by credited with stogie handedly was mostly Lestoski’s old area backlash materialized, Sub Launched leoce.’^ 276 OAKLAND ST. kllltog 26 Germans and captur- —and mostly suburban, Dtogeii, G«QTOH.(AP)— The Secre- The Mata adjolaht gsnaral. tag 182 others to qne day’s fight- His defeat shared the spot Polish-Americiui.^lhen b4fali to' rf~ 9f the » k v y prodlQlsd to­ WASHINGTON |(AP) —^ The two daughters of Presi-^speaker," she said, "but F I Milton A. ReMuird. aaid ha MANCHESTER DeBella and Reale Opticians day that the 50-foot research would have a battalion at tog in the Argonne Forest to light with an upset victory by pick up votes'''to the-rest of the Twelve young people are dent Johnson — Lynda Bird, 20, help out.” 643-6384 Complete France to 1918. He was awarded Republican Elly Peterson, first district. i»£ludtog a Negro area s u b m a r 1 n e Altiminaut will and Luci Bains, 17 — have hit Other young. campaigners to' tiaUal Guard troops alaxtsd eOi PERO Eye Glass 8er\1o* V- the Medal of Honor, and won Michigan women ever to win a where he was expected to run "opert to man the undersea ar­ going to bounce along the •the barbecue circuit of “ Young elude the four children of Bbi- weekend. - Open 8 AJL to » PJ«. Weeitteya a 7 A.M, to 8 P3Lv«niid*ys Your eye doctor's lasting fame. major party U.S. Senate nom well. eas which have lain hiddeft to campaign trail this fall Citizens for Johnson,” venturing bert Humphrey, the Oemocra)s’ Police commlastaner Barnard ~ prescription filled — York entered Veterans Hospl- inatlon total darkness since ths genesis forth on their own. They also V 1 c e-presidential candidate. Schmidt sMd th e'M ^ s 8,000 po­ Civil rights advocates lost on with their fathers as much lice would be ready, "Iwt I h^w modem frames — tal here Aug. 29. Death came at Overshadowed was Republican another front when Detroit vot­ of the planet.” are appearing at fesUvads, ship They are Nancy, 26, now Mrs. as their own lives will per­ w e won’t need them.” lenses duplicated — 10:40 a.m. [Gov. George Romney’s nearly ers approved a “homeowners’ Paul H. Nltze, principal christenings, and other public C. Bruce Solomonson of Burns­ mit. McKeldto and Tawes, hi a prescript!on sun­ LET US HELP YOU It was his third trip to the 8-1 renomination marg;to ov» a ^rights'’, ordinance which prohi­ speaker at the launching of the gatherings. ville, Minn., mother of two; Hu­ glasses — prompt re­ hospital this year and the last more conservative GOP oppo- bits interference with a person’s 75-ton, three-mgn crew, pri- Th4y are the sons aind daugh­ The. two sons of Republican bert m , 22, called .Skip, a senior joint statsmant, said the source Qi Hft" Y>~ “ Y “ ‘^" Y “ pairs. ef a dozen hospitalizations to the I nent. ,^asserted right to sell or rent his vately-«wned sub, also declared ters of the presidential and vice nominee Barry Goldwater — at American University here ot their tofonnation "has a rep­ 18 Asylum Street pest two years. i Leatoski, a eongressman since' property for reasons whoUy his “The potential which this craft presidential candidates, and Etorry Jr., 26, and Michael, 24 — and married; Robert, 20, a so- utation ot reliability and aoett- HARTFORD His final illness was d e-: 1951, could roll up only a narrow own. has for eiq>k>ratlon, ocean bot­ their parents have said they took leave from their jobs 'Phomore at M l^ a to State racy.” Room 104 BUY OR BUILD scribed as an accute Infection margin to the well-to-do portion tom- construction, and other would help whenever they can months ago to go out politicking (3ollge in Minnesota; and Doug They said there has baen a Enrico K. .Reale The measure sedmed certain for their father. las, 16, junior at Shattuck pattern to the Negro-based riot­ D U B A L D O ' Russ DeBella Tel. 522-0767 of the urinary tract. He had of the 16th District, then fell to move to the courts, however. tasks of. vdiich we cannot yet —school and young famllle* been to a coma almost since steadily behind as returns came permitting. Young Barry and Elizabeth School to Faribault, Minn. ing that began to New Torfc’a A Wkyne County judge ruled it even conceive, is of tremendous Harlem July 18 and exploded in admittance. from Detroit Negro, and white importance for the nation and All four fathers have run for Ann Miller, 20, daughter of the Goldwater also has two mar' unconstitutional last February GOP vice-presidenUal candidate North Philadelphia last week. A BETTER HOME! HOs wife, Grade, and his five suburban areas. but the State Supreme Court ^ entire free world.” Congress, and their children ried daughters who have been MUSfC CENTER sons and two "daughters, had If Leatoski, running to .what know political family' together­ William B^Miller, are cochair­ working for him — Mrs. Thom “Persons IcnowledgedUa in tha said it should first be presented men of “ 'Ytojto For Gpldwater- as H, Ross (Joanna), 28, of Tor­ field ot planned, fomented dtsor- 186 MIddk Tunipik* WMt — 649-6205 maintained a bedside vigil. was essentially hla own previous to the voters. (Bee Page Two) ness. MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Hospital spokesmen said district, did pick up any back­ MlUer.” Another.. Miller daugh­ rance, Calif., mothM’ ot four; ders feel that Baltimore eould death was due to general debil­ lash, it wasn’t nearly enough. , ter, Mary Karen, 17.,says she’ll and Peggy, 20, married last be the next logical iargot tor tho Regktretie* A l This W m R ity resultant of a combination “ probably tag. along” with her June to Richard Arlen Holt of outside agitators who hava li^ CONTINUING ^UCATION COURSES Detroit voters approved a parents. Los Angeles. vaded other citieg,” they ooid. 2HK) F.M- to 6:00 P.M. of conditions incident to his age “ homeowners rights” ordinance and complicating illnesses over The younger Goldwaters and Elizabeth Miller- goes to BS' The ingredient common to the that seemed a reacUon against FALL SEMESTER 1964 the.past 10 years. Exercise, Not Girls, Top Choice Millers were to the midst of an cred Heart at Newton College disturbances in New Toifc, open housing sought by civil ACCORDION AND Burial arrangements are In­ Arizona get-together today, and outside Boiton, and Mary Karen Rochester, N.Y., Paterson, NJ,, Seminar in James Joyce— 2 semester hours rights advocates. And its lead­ Elizabeth Ann said she expects attends Stone Rl(|ge School and Philadelphia was friction complete. ing proponent, Thomas L. Poin­ York came to the hospital to appear before a number of here. They alao have a younger between Negroes and police. OUITAR BEOINNERS Detailed study and discussion of Joyce’s ma- / dexter, led candidates seeking jor prose works; "Dubliners',” "Portrait of from his farm home at. Pall As Men End Long Confinement young people’s groups. The Harlem rlotiag was attrib­ City Council nominations. “ I’m not much of a public (See Page Seventeeo) uted to the tatal shooting of a O m SPECIALTY Mall, : Tenn., a tiny hamlet Poindexter in November will the Artist as a Young Man,” "Ulysses,” fiiast about ■ 140 miles northeast of Negro hoy by an off-duty poUea- face a Negjo, Jackie Vaughn, LOS ANGELEIS (AP)__ <8>can’t bs met with proper "exsr>ei4 student guinea pigs tested for man. LbbcoiHi semester. “ Finnegans Wake,” second (semes­ Nashville In the Cumberland hi PioMO, Organ and Drum whom he OUtpoUed 2-tO-l. else. tolerance of space flight condl • • i o Baltimore has had two som- ter. • ' Mountainis. ’The spacious home The role of backlash — reac-1' . hMlthy young 2. The same exercises would project sponsored by J /jg H olltlCOl SceUB parable Incldsnts to ths pasl and the land were a gift of tlon against Negro civil rights' men confined to bed for a the National Aeronautics and Tennesseans who responded to be valuable to rehabilitaUon of three months. MEETING: Wed. 7:4.'5-'9,>4.'> P.M. activity — la viewed as a maj­ Space AdmtoistraUon. a fund drive to 1919. month in a space-science patients hospitalliwd for long On June’ 24; a 44-year*Md Ne­ or question to the 1964 presiden­ study got up with one over- periods by injury or disease. Dr. JoKh P. Meehan, who gro died of hfad Injuries from a REGISTRATION SEPT. 14-18 Though a frequent patient In tial campaign. recent years, York was Itopa- whefnHng desire. When Steven Ellickson, 19, headed the study, said the boys blow by a policeman’s night­ Leatoski built a 9-to-8 lead to experienced some slight dizzi­ Barry in Old Home, Collage OfHce tlent with hospitals and yearned No. Not girls. ended four weeks of supervised stick. The policeman said tha r to return to "Gracie’s” cooking, -What they wanted most was bed reft to a campus residence ness when they first stood up Negro had assauRsd him; A and so Informed hospital autho- exercise. Feminine companion* he admitted he had “ one real and again after getting oiit of a grand jury found no eiflotal 134 E. Middle Tpke. — 649-5377 itleh in his customary good-na­ ship was second on the list. craving.’’, simulated astronaut . couch at­ Kennedy in New One wrong-doing, tured way. State Chiefs Operation Sacktime, conclud­ “ I have got to get up and tached to the end of a swifUy ro- Pn Jtily u , Vernon Leopold, a Survlvtog children are two ed Tuesday at the University of move around,” he told news- taUng arm in USC's centrifuge 38-year-oId' Negro, was fatally building. I daughters, Betsy Lowrey and Southern ^lifornia, also turned m eii “ I feel like running until , On the political scene today <^senatoriaI, campaign from the ■hot during a seuffie with a pa­ Alice Fwmkttta, both of Pall Confer Today up these findings: I’m^out of breath.” Immediately after getUng up, trolman Who was later hoepitaW they were required to ride the Sen.' Barry Goldwater made northaide steps of the'Prescott Mall, and five sons: the Rev. 1. Hiere are no physical prob­ “ Well, girls, of course,” he courthouse ixad for cuts and a log injury. centrifuge t4 duplicate condi­ plans to launch his formal cam- The patrolman was cleared 1 -I Edward York of Nashville, .a lem’s likely to arise from long said. “ I'm going to call my girl He will use the soma spot to ot HEAT C2iurch of-the Nasarene minis­ On Assembly first thing and see if she still re­ tions spacemen experience to routine homicide charges after confinement to epace cabins or paigp ui his ancesjral Arizona launch hla bid for the presidon- ter; Alvin Jr. of Indianapolis, from high gfravity stresses dur­ members me.” a 30-hour hearing to municipal ENJOY GREATER HAPPINESS...ROOM TO CROW! HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. home town and Atty. Gen. Rob­ cy. Studebater Ind., and Woodrow, Thomas and ing atmospheric re-entry that Hia reaction was typical of the (Se4 Page Four) ert Kennedy began shaking On his right ivUl be the amaU John Dempsey confers with Re­ IS OUR BUSINESS Andrew of Pall Man. hands in his politically adopted (See Pag* Te^) publican and Democratic lead­ Goldwater department store, New York State. the first to a chain. of family THE COMMON-SENSE CAR e d .today to what the gover­ President Lyndon Johns(>n etores which now have been There are many advantages in a "^Savings and Loati" Pen- nors said-would be a “meeting won a jplace on the ballot In Sold. To his left will be Pres­ of minds” on legislttlve reap- Iowa despite unexpected legal cott’s famed Whiskey Row News Tidbits portioiment. complications there and^e won i where cowboys like to spend BiiRetins alty-Fraa, Opan-End mortgaga that you should look into D em ^ey annouh:ded the the expected official indorse- \ Saturday nights with booze and from the AP Wires meeting (scheduled for 3 p.m.) ment of organized latipr. ' Western bands. Calted from AP Wirwi whan youfiu areara in m the market for home financing. Whether yesterday after the General As­ “ For Goldwater tomorrow wlll.i This northern Arizona city of SAVE m o sembly reconvened In special bring a return to the place 116,(XX) Is planning a rip-snorting DON'T WAIT TILL OCTOBER you are planping to buy or build a hchfifii or to improve your Defenea motion for a mletrlal session. TTie session was recess­ where he spent the summers of Western welcome for Barry, LBJ A8KB F9K1BB la denied today when a police­ ed lost week because of the his youth. I They’re qven turning gold lights WASHINGTON (AP) —.. present home, come in for a friendly chat. You'll feal at man blurts on witness stand Democratic National Conven­ It was Sept. 18, 1952, that -(------President Johaeoa has aehai GET CLOSE-OUT PRICES one of two men accused of kill­ tion. Goldwater launched his (Irst.l (See Page Fifteen) for an FBI iaveetinttoa hMa The legislature has until home at Savings and Loan. ing Lemuel Penn was a Ku Klux ------;------cduurges by Ben. Jolm J. W B- We are equipped and trained at McKinney CURRENT ANNUAL Klan member . < U.S. makee Sept. 10 under a federal court llams, R-DeL that baUier RIGHT NOW formal protest to Greek govern­ DIVIDBND ON order to enact bills reapportion­ Matthew MoCtoetoy pMd a Fuel Ctunpany to provide the best possible ment over President Makarioe’ ing the State Senate. It must 886,9 saying it tional Chairman John M. Bailey kkikbaek ', wm ' heating oil— a triple-refined produdt— the would benefit all Anierica . . . and Republican State Chairman (CHICAGO (AP) An togen-<^ One rabbit lived Its entire the isyt DeoMemtte ■■■ Mis. Margarette RofllcefeUer ar­ ' oleanest burning fuel oil you cani buy.': ^ A. Searle Ptoney were expected lous new window soon will be 'long 'life of four years and three pnigi*- . 1 j _____ rived In New York ^ for oloeed For service and fuel that you can count on, to attend today’s meeting along placed In blinded human eyes ;to months with a plastic cornea se­ door hearing regardiW custody with legislative leaders of both curely Implanted to Its, eye, he LABOR BOOeiR W K hopes of restoring sight per­ DO matter when ytm need'it, please call day of four children by her first parties, said. N E W YORK (AP)-^ marriage . . . Reports in Viet manently. Scarring o i . Clouding, of the gates to Ow New Yeeli I 2-DOOR SEDAN AMERICAN EjbPRESS Detopsey described the con­ or night S A V I N G S Nom Indicate Preelqent Kanh It is a transparent plastic cor­ edmea is a leading cAuse of A P lk X O 6-{::Vl in d e r to return fo natloaal ference as "a meeting of minds to see where we are and how nea, the window of the eye, with blindness. Corneas borrowed TRAVELERS CHEQUES until he’t aeeured of full a removable pane to the center. ■ Kadio, Heater, m far we can go to meet the dead­ frcim human eye banks egn help ri5l2Sf*'S!k* .7^,#/ LOAN art of members of caretak- This tiny pane can be. screwed only about 28, per' cent «f per­ ■BohoHit: ' Auto, TVans. Dfiliverqd at. line imposed on us by the out/— like a fuse from ite socket A 1 V I I < » ’M court.” sons with damaged windiws, he In Mwch^ter . et Union .noousee Rad — to permit correction' of any said.. ’ Optional Extra. Democrats took a unilateral of claiming Soviet ter­ ICCcomplications that might arise Dr. Stone esUmkted 9f,P0O ffllic4Gnnflu step yesterday two Demo­ es large as Texas . \ i t ^ter, then p i| t back to place. . mericana are partially or com­ cratic bills v^ere reporlpd out of FUEL COMPANY ^1 new elite police force T'his l_ gives hopes for'lifefelong pletely blinded by opaque cor­ |geTie»« aLBRET riMAllCIAI. IH8TiTUTl6H nsovM bite action against Pari* the Senate Judiciary Commit­ reaoratlon^of eight. neas. u well 8e hunurede .jot erime . . . Cyprus govanunent tee. 1 H the...... artificial cornea proves thousands to areas oi the wond, TELEPHONE 643-2141 Boland Motors reenlle Me ombnaagdor trops Both meeguree Will be resdgr ■ucceesful to htunane ae It eepeoially where trachoma gnA 1 O niu* for “urgent oonsultn- for aenwte u p roval Friday. "Operation Sacktime’' ended y**terday at Univeraity of Soutlwra California. has to rabbits and monkeys^ it smallpox take heavy toll hy 1007 MAIN STREET may restore eight to thousstode Bviritt T. llcKliiiiey-.^E. Thomas McKinney 369 CENTER ST. at Woet Coatwr St. NEAR MAPLE STREET anreml dnga nw On* ot Ow hfUe woidd revise Two of the parti^pantg, Aflen Toang of Glend^Je (left), and Rill Wilson .of '(ecttng the eornea. to dotannlne why Tl- Km stsU’s Is aenst* MeMeto o t pjpnflhla gg juonitflr. Ron Allhi looks on. of blind persons. Dr. William Dr. atone, Dr. '■rotaugu Managers TeL 643-4079 iktAIfCH O FFlC m e ROUTE H ^ OOVENTRT lOlnt iM sbott o f or- Beaeh emnplete thafar leet Btona Jr., an ayaphyelcian, eald PhoteteL) ~ today. ^ r ------— — — to— — S’ ' ' < ' *

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southwest 61. the! Plalne d Prizes c i ven ousthdian a t police headquar­ ■haad and drive. , Communists.. He ia Eugene De Examinations for these wish­ LOIUWIN (AP)— 'Thsy •XX eourse, Vm etetgm to: Bruin of Kaukaupa, WIs., a civi­ members of the armed forces or T**to»Mi»'’*'Maaa« tom tKnwwa In Fam ily ^Garage In State ters early\ this morning—^flg^ ing to earn a high schoo\ their auxiliaries. uraUvsIy speaking—sending Mm Tank" aad Scotland torostod wtoto X plek iw 4n lian pilot tor Air America. His dtolomk will be offered on Fri­ KmertoaMYisM Betna at m y Okay on Refuse District O f Escapee transport plane was shot ddwn In general, the fields Covered In 4-H tai? Psgo Oii^ him to the hoapitsl tor treat­ Yard traffte oMlelala say that day, Sept. l'8, at the U.S. Army by the tests include English, HEED'S, hic. jaatto faiU KF IW aBA >"9. on a supply-dropping ntission R eserve Training Center, 700 v u r m r nt sf the house tor a traction m en t ha totosm London batter than (OcattaMed from Page One) last September. mathematics, natural sciences tfatyre bad tippots but X al- town aseettag haafthslr tfro children, John, 11, and S. Quaker Lane, west Hartford. ttod social studies. The tests will iG OM-nOT of their actual value. • Announced t, hum to dlT4 C ustodian WfiUUim J. D oris any ether Amarleaa. ApplicAtions are available from o m r Homemade roadside signs at­ three mflss beneath the waves, Sam Strowmaa, - WiglnaUy wagni d o a il rig h t zafmtL bMB. aet for naxt Wadnaaday Jonnie 11 months, left their late be held from 9 a.m. to < p.m., of 32 Lanox S t was cleantog “But not many at thun loc- tmarmed Ousader jet over the the State Department of Educa­ . ^ ' i , tract walk-in trade hut most of a oonference roOm When an 8 model ear without injurlea. with one hoUr for lunch. helongB to Reynolds Intsnm- from Baeto«.,'riHTes a London ogniae Pm sn Amsrlcaa." to odhaidar Vsmon’a ^partioipa- Communist-held Plalne des tion In Hartford and must be t l» bttUblM rtwiciBed In thdr the garage sales come to shop­ Area prise winners in the tional, hne., which oialms she by 6-foot wooden-frained wall Constable Abbott Schwebel, Miss McLoughlin tAXiCRbi ■ tton to a four-town refuaa dia- who Investigated, said that Jarres In central Vm last June submitted one week in advance pers’ attention through the Tolland County 4-H Fair held eventually will dent the vast tnap of Manriierier, used to H e' la Buppoaed to drive bis jtam sal4 that bs had a visit 6 when Pathet tea gunfire from Ms father four ycani ago. poaal diatarlot when he arrived, the vehicle of the examinations. - How tiMT arc puttinff price classified sfcUons of suburban last weekend are: virgin terrltwy beneath the wa' keep a running record of mo* black, old-fashionsd-looking eab brought him down. He was Guest at Shower tafn OB that Ux^Bmall tuxedo pubtacatlons, many of which list tor vehlrie accident locations, "He was intrigusd by sw stand- ’Tha meeting waa tentatively was a bcdl of flames. The fire To qualify for the tests, appli­ UNWANTED First place awards in the ter and ensrte with rewarding by the shortest route Yrom any based on the U.S. aircraft car­ ftwwwr BtiafD <• Imet -or thoM fancy mint Julep entire columns of weekend or accidentally sllppeir from ito up-type Landcn sab and was aet last night by aelectmen who occured on Hillside Manor. cants must be at Mast IB years beef division .went to George dttoovwlea. given point to any at Ixridon's The blaze, ektlnguiahed by rier Kitty Hawk. Miss Judith McLoughlin of old, must have been out of high M iflamm hard dhrplnylng them in stngle-day sales. Directions may moorings arid fell on his mass Off theaters, imieeuina) terrifiad wfien I drova m the withheld final action on the HAIR the •>!««* along wtjh Jum- 'Vernon firemen, is under In­ He parachuted safely but East Hartford was honored at sc)ux>l at least one year, a Con­ appear on cardboard boxes, Hopkins of Andover, Mamie AP Newstoatures WATERBCRT RAIDED AGAIN b a ^ railroad stations and tourist left-hand side at |ha road. I meeting, to ordm: to learn what a miscellaneous bridal shower Permanently Removed hlod aamrtiMBt of ptAtfoal Crane of Vernon, and Emerson vestigation. wrenched a knee In landing. necticut resideilt for at least six trees, kitchen stools or little red By «n > KHONISa WATERBURT (AP) — SUte Doyle was taken to Man­ said: ‘Relax, Dad, it’s okagr/. action Manchester dirsetors Klusmann waved off a rescue recently at the home of Mrs. Licensed Electrologiat -fconoAold Heme. wagon. . Abom Jr. of BSlIngton. spots. ' Kema Takea Prias months preceding the date of ' t h e p<^)Olar Bruits at Taiwan Police, tor the second titoe' In chester Memorial Hospital’s Ha had to pass, K stiff cab­ “We passed tbrough ths traf- would take on the refuse pro­ helicopter, as Pathet Lao Donald Banks, Benedict Dr., ■XSmge Mdeo" otaiidacted at Also advenised as porch, In the meclal livestock class emergency room and treated flo crush in the center at L on­ posal. Directors voted unani- Kanw, RookViUe’a laad po­ ihooM by merchanta-for-a-day Island are depicted on a aator- five months, have staged a bie's teat based on this sort of ground forces were cloelng in. South Windsor. Mrs. Alden Claire Ailardyct yard, basement and patio sales, of swine, David Miller of Cov­ gambling IK Watsrbury. for fuperficial abrasions and don and be said: "This is dan­ mouaty laat n l^ t to participate. lios dog, has displayed talents Banks of Southington were co- are M popular profitable entry won a blue ribbon. new set of four atanuia is- knowledge before be got bis li­ The pilot was last seen sur­ the home grown operation.s ful This time Witerbury Police i conttudons. ’ gerous, son.” Firat Selectman Samuel W. above and beyond those ex­ rounded by Communist soldiers. hostesa Twelve guests attended 4UCM A L044 OF HAIR l4 N'r that depiutment atores arp set- sprout such distinctive jargons At the lamb and sheep ex­ cense. 'T oiui London ths hattle- pected of a well-tmined public RARE.EUT fortunately THE 649-5577 bued by the Republic of China, s i s ^ He returned to work and •Tt took me 10 months to Pearl noted that town counsel Last mmith, eight letters from the event. iliig up fanltationa of these ntid- as “fixaruppers, delights" and hibit, Reserve Grand Champion Fifteen persons were arrested liaid,” ’ said. 'Thoss nar­ guardian. HAIR GRADUALLY C0MG4 SACK ireot residential bargain base­ reports the World Wide Phila­ remarked. “If town business paas the test, which is below Robert F. Kahan has already Klusmann were forwarded to The room where the ahowir “ miscellaneous goodies,’’ along Ewe and Reserve Grand Cham­ in yestenfaiy’s raids on restau­ row streets sad aU ttiM tsaf- K ern 's nuQ^ter, 8 g t. R obert IN A FEW M0NTH4. OUTDOOR 643-0301 ments. A national chain store, pion Showman went to Chiia telic Agency. FuU visw»-of the falls that heavily on the par, 1 understsmd," said Sam, aet up the oall of the nweting, his wife by the Red Cross. The was held and. a buffet table with stock lines such as “ r)ose- rants, smoks shim, atorss and hhoulders of General Mana­ flo! But rva got uaad to Ihe Kjellquiat, peports that, Keras InWul Mmu da a fuU-fiage ad In the local Melady of Coventry. Blue rib­ banana, orange, yinstippla and who served with the U.8. 8th which will aak voters to a^ pilot did not say where he was were decorat^ in rose and e w «a «• hwK May •• ”fia«i out^-over 300 Itsm s at giveaw ay prlvats bomaa. Bonds ranged ger Itichard Martin, I don’t pisoe now.” participated in his first dog (•MfnwHcil matropoUtan daily, announced bon winners in this division in­ watermelon appAar on ths flow Air Fierce in Bnglsnd as a prove participation in ths rtf-- being held, but that he was kept white. Games were played and e baeMiU aaaBrf to p rics s ." from <16 to <1,000 en sbaiiwa envy Urn his job." show recently held in New Ha­ in a mud-walled hut. ip ■ by 20 ART and A eeaWmefilbtoU ^ a “gigantic Msrea day garage Garage sales are not new to clude, from Coventry, Cathy adhesivaat. waist - gunner daring World t^oiM at Bara's ttuas sans UBS disposal project along with contests were held. fcSImJ ltt.ri«i «•■!<» ranging from possesMon'' of lot­ ven by that city’s German feet, and its thatched roof lnhHpriM. TUtthtj aala . . . beoaum we’re alean- Mrs. Moss Davis of Kansas BronowlU, Unda Bronowitx, ,>W6 tosued by China ia a sat W ar H. wants to foUosr editiona of ing laws. The detective dtvlslan; finance advisory committee, came a oito driver because I a ’halt’ sign ona day and one Northeast Disposal Study Com­ ing forward to greater accom­ September . . . In­ *“Helaaca is the registered pt their original expenditures lUnee Calhoun of Bolton, and poUoeman told Ms mats: Tt's plishments both in crime and rived Tuesday, is 40 miles south appeared with the geese which when you shop at the "I just M t everything in tM Cheng No whose treasure ship a'hich took over the vice headed by Governor Dem ^y, used to use taxis so much. mittee which has been meeting are made of cement and weigh terested amateurs TM of the Heberlein Patent means money for new pur- Martin Bernier of Ellington. ‘T thought to myself—this is all right — he’a on laaae- competition. of the Laos-Thailand border and GEESE HAULED OFF very popular front yarr gnd pray tor good Area winners of bine rib­ is seen on the stamps. Cheng squhd’s dirties, assisted to yee- include: ADotment of <66,666 for several months to try and HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP)— 80 pounds apiece. O orp,” ' fh asas, often hixuriea? A *i>et- a good baatneas." lsnd.’ “ „ approximately 140 miles south- and professionals. weather,’’ she said. bons in the dairy exhibit are: Ho made seven expeditions to terday^B raids. to Ure a staff nucleus for ths solve the refuse, problem with­ Hoepital Notes ie r ” basem ent o r garage is an- Many orgaiUxatloiis are aban­ the South Pacific and atong ths A total of 60 poUosmen, 40 of new Stats Mental Health Cen­ London cabs are so high that in the four towns. Admitted yesterday: Robert Contact •ther rewarding by-piroduct. From Vernon, Brenda London ter under oonstniction in New aa aiverage-hslght person can Tobacco Pouch doning the rummage sale Image and Rebecca NietJerwerfer; Indian Ocean. them state police, took part h Bach town 1s entitled to cme Reeder, 4 -Hany La.; Gary ' ‘1 want to buy some of the the operation. Haven; provision of <46,000 for gri in without bending much. A. FREITAG at SRtras my husband ooosiders for the updated garage sale to from Coventry. David Bua- repreeentative per tifiOO in­ Gerem las, W llshire R d.: “ liiiiiiiiiiii {jJ sd d orL HOI MAIN ST. State Police radio mainte­ Tliay can torn on a dime. Frankie Bklwards, Ellington; fbottsh,’* a young motber con pttract wider patronage. A caglia and Diana Buscaglta; Ikle’s H>eciai Europe stamp m habitants on the management Next to Keith’s KMXiaored by the European OOMMimai OAR <)VERiT nance; allocations of <11,282 for "They're preuy comfortable, Donald, Norman, Norma, San­ 643-9909 DRUG COMPANY tided. group of Cub Suts realised from Ellington, Sherwood board of the refuse organiza­ <141 on Uie first day of a three- Conference of P o s ta l and H A R TFO R D (AP)— Gov. reviving the pheasant raising but not all that cheap to run,’’ tion, but, because of the large dra, and Deborah Levesque. | 901 Main Sk—643-6321 Not aU the sales are operated Abom, Emerson Abom Jr.. I program at. the State Prison day garage sale, disposing of Richard Abom, and Donald; Tele-communlcstlons Adminie- Pempaey appealed to New York says Sam, who owns his own; 1 Min. From O. Fox Oo. number of r^esentatlves in­ Tomoka Ave., Ellington. b y housewives^. K probably Farm; anocatlon of <19,000 sn slectric maysr, a power Bernier. tration (COPT) win be issued State and Westchester County cab. volved, the towns may agree to Births yesterday^ A daugh­ wasn’t a woman who advertised toward construction of a dor­ Sam, 44, has now been drly Exohialve Hartford that a sale at an address tn a mover and baby uuriage, along In the poultry division, blue Sept. 14. Ihe stamp commem­ today for word on the status of -1 limit representatives based on ter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Skip­ orates the r^th anniversary of mitory at the University of tag a London taxi for 16 years.' Drtve-In Show! populaticm figurea luxury bousing development with doeens of other itsms. ribbon wlimers are Maxine Al­ a New Tcrk-Oonnectlcut agree­ Connecticut Marine LiSbora- per, Ellington; a son to Mr. and *T sold a bird cage and stuns lison of Bolton; David Miller, the founding of CMPl'. Ths new He knows just about every I Approval of the refuse dis­ Mrs. Gregory McGinnis, Vernon . would offer “mink stole, lady’s ment on a plan to provide new tory, Noank. street, e v e r y turn, in the Sandra'Deo dishes,’’ proudly sKolaiined Jos Heidi Miller, Marllee Miller IrMi etamp oomes in two de- A n^ WllUams trict Wednesday is another step Trailer Park; a daughter to Mr. OPEN I DAYS golf clubs and diamond w edd^ nominaticHui, 8 shillings and 1 commuter cars for the New sprawling city. | S H A D Y G LEN bemd.” Nislsen, ». and Johnny Trask of Coven­ Haven Railroad. Robert Goulet in solvtog the refuse problems and Mrs. James King, Snipsic In suburban Lsawpod, Mrs. try and Mike Narkuis of Rock­ shilling 5 penes. The m m Ic de­ Disease Widespread ••niere> a big difference be­ of the four towns. U ah towns Lake Rd. Frequently, entire neighbor The governor said that both tween taxi rldl^ ' in the states color FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE... Arnold Bhrem^ gqt S scars ville. sign represents the 32 member “Td Rather Be Bieh’’ approve participation, a com­ Discharged yesterday: Har­ boode join in a single sale countries in the form of a he and the Coimectlcut Trans­ and here,” Sam said. “Have your coffee break with when a police oulM r pulled up Blue ribbon winners at the GENEVA—About 100,000,000 mittee will be appointed by the old Webber, 24 Bancroft Rd rabbit exhibit are, for breed­ flower encircling the em­ portation Authority are fearful “In New York, say, it’s kind plus legislative bodies of the towns, Mon. thru Sat. 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. — Thurs. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. we and find bargnlna g a lo re ,” during her doseout sale. that the Sept. 30 deadline set by rictlms a year — mostly very “Lonely Are The Ifaave” ing does, Richard Field ’ and blem . young children—get kwashior­ of a tradition for the cab- and that committee would de­ Vernon news is handled by - one suoh group announced. In T waa afraid the repeat aato a federal court for execution of (Wver to talk to the passenger. ttie w -"— Caty suburb of Shaw­ John Milkie of Vernon;' Karen Collectors tn this country k or, o r su gar-baby dlaesuie. 'D ie cide future action. No funds are Hie Herald’s Rockville Bureau, would oonstitute a oemunerCial Mortenson and James Ruftid of the agreement will rwt be met. Peoffle don’t talk much in Lon- Involved in Wednesday’s meet­ nee, the LJoyd King borne was snteipcise but the patrohnaa wishing flrstnlay covm's m ay Illness Is endemic in Africa, 6 W. Main St., telephone 876- Bolton, and David Aronson of writs to Irkdi Oachet Covers, Dempeey sent telegrairis ex- ing. AIR-CONDITIONED )R YOUR COMFORT! || - ms scwie of such a sale. was kxdcing tor antiques,'’ Mis Asia, and Latin America SIS6 or 648-2711. BURGERS Coventry. For buck rabbits, »47 S. 38nd St, Brooklyn, preering this concern to Oov. In other action, selectmen "K wmm’t an hard work, w plained. wherever people do not have Richard Rield and Bruce Ffalz- N. T. 11310. Cost of the com­ Rockefeller of New York and to enoug;h protein in their diet. The discussed t r a f f i c problem s > Mrs. Kbig explained. “The graf of Vernon; James Rufinl Edwin Mkflraeliasi, county exec­ throughout the town and not­ women dressed up in old for- plete set on cover costs mmissioner 11 Over ^4 pouna of fresn, quality ground beef, tags “offer” the temporarUy Mltehell, Frank Niederwerfer E 8:30 thru SAT. NEXT WEEK«BEfilNS IHHillAYl tile second at the intersection Renato Ricciuti. grilled to appetlzlzng perfection. 'Treat- yourself ? displaced famUy automobile for values are 86 era phis 10 and of <460,000 an Connecticut’s KANSAS en r, Mo. (AP) Jr., Judith Nelderwerfer, Mer- JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)— of Windsor Ave. and Windsor- Ricciutl submitted his annual to one soon! ----- pUANTITY^ |6 or favwlte but bothersome 80 ore fflus 10. The design share of the first year’s cost of ’There are now miniature orange THE ST M S OF THE Sharon Kndsley, 10, noticed a rilyn Niederwerfer. R e^ca common to both stamps will NATIONAL COMPANY riU e Rd. report to the governor yester­ garage Items bdonglng to the shiny object on the ground near Niederwerfer, Bmce Pfalsgraf, the ptan. trees and live alligators in Rey­ feature the portraits of the Pearl also indicated he has day. It Covered the 1963-64 fiscal \_- a siK ^p^ center Mdnday. and Linda Slicer. kjavik, Iceland. A Naval Re­ Arthur TRBACHiR PECIALLY PRICED inquired about the removal of successor to Uie throne. De­ FINANCIAL ACTIONS year and painted a picture of Sharon picked it up. Her From Coventry, Alan Aho, serve imlt' from Jacksonville OmorguWAUACi overpasees of the New Haven labor peace as well as business grandmother, Mary F. Endsley, Charles Papanos, ’Thomas picted will be Piincbse Mar- HARTFORD (AP) — The presented these to the mayor of for “RACK to SCHOOL” ... grethe and her sisters Princess Railroad on Rt. 83 and on the prosperity. thinking it was a piece of cos­ Peraephio, William Peracchlo, State today approved <191,250 Reykjavik. The trees have been Jan MOODY 12AITr Wlndsorvllle Rd. He is also re­ Benedikte and Princess Anne- 2a Rnbds & Hs h s s BIiI There were 44 work stoppages U there a person that doesn’t need a desk? These are not only useful, tat are beauttM, tume jewelry, allowed her to E dw ard Peterson, Daniel for replacement of commercial placed in hot houses heated by InlEmERSLOEWPS questing the state to widen due to labor - management dis­ Storrs. David Storrs, and Don­ Marie. A Red Cross appears at live volcanic steam. plecea as well. Beautiful woods . . . fine workmanship . . • authdntio details. • keep it. the lower left. motor vehicle Hcenae plates. both roads. putes, Ricciutl reported, but Tuesday, Mrs. Endsley read ald Storrs. From Ellington, O t M i e m Escape Bornlng Car these resulted in a loss of only in the newspaper about a man Donald Bemier,Robert Bernier iu a it ie lo t A family of four managed to .14 per cent of the total working who brtdce the window of a jew­ Jr., and Marla Palshaw. Two new stamps have been is­ sued by FratKe. One stamp M ATINEES-W ED. 2:30 - S A T -5:00 escape from their car at 8 pjn. time. Nevertheless, the total elry store and took a two-carat In the clothing division, blue esterday when the vehicle paid out^in unemployment com­ &rvotircoin Ihe mah broke loose and fled in the cabinets o f both CSemen- 4 P jr . TOD I m L d a i l y with chair! Devine. Kathy Dobosz, Irene ceau and Daladier. He was ar­ again. The diamond was miss- Jordan. Betsy Kinsman, Pat ‘TH E NEW rested and imprisoned following COCKTAIL $ y i 0 . 9 5 YOU GET Mitchell, Suzanne Mitchell, Ju­ the invasion of FrarKe by Ger­ “ti™ . 'isndsley took a second dith Niederwerfer, M e rrlly n look at the object her grand many in World War n. Also Is­ OF YOUR CHOICE I REAL QUIET SLEEPING GREEN ^^M FSl Niederwerfer, Rebecca Nieder­ sued by France waa a stamp of P 5 0 ' IN T E ftr daughter, tound. She called Mal- werfer, Alice Pfalzgraf, Sue of lin. 60 franc denomlnatloo honoring Pfalzgraf, Charlene Pitman, the 1964 O lym pic Gam es to be M ancheoter Ifichad CaBan, , "That’s n,“ he sicked with re­ D ebra R ichardson, V a 1 s r 1 s Gavey s FOR THE FINEST IN Ifs the last! Ifs the biggest! lief after examining the stone. held in Tokyo. R was issued to Smart Contemporary group in walnut Dean Jones, aittwenn, Diana atsuk, N ancy Paris on July A ACCOMMODATIONS IT g with mar-resistant plastic matching top. *T wish I could have kept It,” T aylor, K athleen W a n d a y, BAST OENTBR STREET said Sharon. Barbara Eden Sharon Wandey and Mary Tel- Japan soon will issue five 7-drawer desk, m&tching chair and 5-pc. The stone was valued by Mai- writing set, including lamp. 40” wide, Hn at <4.600. len. stami>e honoring the 1964 Olym ­ From Coventry, Susan Bums, pics to be held in Tokyo. A 6- 18” deep, 80” high. Sue Cochrane, I&thy Gieaecke, yen stamp will feature the CoHipawloii Fcotiirt: Iron CroifM R ic h in Lore Barbara Couch, Lee Hladky, Olympic Flame and five partici­ Tonight— The Sledpcr Hit M iotel Cheryl Knapp, Pamela Knapp, pants. A 10-yen will depict the 10 Henderson Rd., Manchester MONZA, Italy — The Sixth Linda LeDo^, Christine Me­ m ain stadium . The SO, 40 and 60- of the Sumnior— ^Inds Tbok. ‘THE QUICK Century eathed^ in this Lom­ lady, Janio* Nelson, K r 1 s t a n yen will illustrate new buildlnga. (Behind Ym ie’s Steak Horue) PLASTIC TOP DESK ENSEMBLE bardy city contains an iron cross Potter, Arm Roy, Ctody Roy, Each of the stamps will also said to tove been made from bear the official Olympic five Oompleto with: • Telerision • Air CVmdHIoBing Sally Scovell, Joan Simmons L..IM COLOR s Indivtdiial nermoetats D R A r the flails in Christ’s cross. Char­ and Barbara Worden. lipg symbol . I lemagne, Charles V, Napoleon I, - From Hebron, Chris E llla s Ample Parking • Private Bath Faeilities tfSm amm eesn wiili ohalr! and other emperors were crown­ Connie Hills, Merrilyn ESUs, ij^ashington Picked Site ed with it as kings of Italy. TEL. 848-6066 Ronnie Ui^pincott, Claudia Por­ YOU GMT ter, Janice Porter, Judy Porter, ' WASHINGTON — George Oonpiu*o Telephone Serrioe ButoHed V 460 ^ Patricia Porter and B a rb a ra Washington sriected the site of g m s e n iiarABiPBr M assey. the White House. Its cornerstone Frankie Avkuni From Andover, Marsha Dar­ was ladd in 1792. W ashington Annettt Fhniceiui win, Apryl Hoisington, Char­ lived to see the building nearly ■ ^ ^ S T A T E lotte Phelps and Beth Ver- completed, but be never occu­ Ma^ H yer prauskas. pied it. The first president to Crisp modem 6-drawer 40” desk in walnut' “Good Neighbor Sam’’ At 8 P.M. make his home there was John STARTS TODAY “Dr. Straagetove” 6:20-10:10 Adams, Washington's successor. LAST finish with damage-resistant matching; I King Added to Dozen plastic top. 5-pc., blotter set included. i w n (Lamp Not Included With Thia Bnsemble) j LONDON — Henry V m (1467- C l'lU flflfP 1608) is responsible for the “baker’s dozen.’’ He ordered — Also 1b p o l o r — BB M bakers who sold underweight EASTWOOD• |.%M M CIVEN WITH EVERY loaves decapitated, so to pro­ «:i) J r*'. » i •. . ■ *« Th« Plcfurt tect their necks they began to Shlrley-vMcI.jiine Playboy MogozinB add an extra logf to an order of Paul Newman DIME WHEN YOU a dozen. Wont Wild OvBiCr ______'What A Way To 6o" Wed. Exclusive, The Original James Bond "Dr. No,” (In C olor) VSi“MM SHOP at KEITirSI Iron dark cottons on the 1 ;S0-6;S0-9:S0—plus AND BIGGEST wrong side to give them that desired dull appearance. Cot- "POLICE NURSE" > tons ironed on the right side 3:25-8:25 eventually get a shiny appear­ EARLY AMERICAN DESK ENSEMBLE ance. FIFTEENTH YEAR

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Hf*" llAnoi^AibAi fe.vn.rtiiNU ahlRALD, WEDNESDAY, B ^ E M B E R 2, MANCHESTER EVENING MANtiHBSIlEB, CONN^ I^NESDAYi SEPnilBiat 1 1M4 Another Male Stronghold FfjHU it's So Eety to Open ‘-entry, as well ae anothar award for ptoring flrai on a Jeraey i f 8 so easy belfsr calf entry. Exercise, Not Girls Choice Your Burton's Charge Account GiugaTfeete Tomorrew Boston Women’s Synijphony l^t^ing Associati^ Ooventiy Orange will mtot at As Men End Confinement OPEN DAILY 8 pjn. Thursday at its hall on I f 8 20 easy Slated fo r Sept. 11 D eb u t to 8hop JUST R t 44-A. The lectureria mo- tell the salesgirl who servei Lminches Three-Day Sate gram will be entitled "you (CosHawed tram Page Om ) dominll muscles and tha cardlo- 1:11 te 5sll Name It” On the refreehment vascjilar R IM NlcholB, re­ Bmeet Affricano. sules. Tliey wsia wbjactsd to ipan’B world, but Mra. and she will arrange it. I* 5h* PtAUc Hoalth Kura- out bufldlnga at 53,573; one for. jHred. demolition at 5^; ona for Tha Ladies’ Aasociatlon of forces eight times normal gravi­ '^tudmtUM* Cmpe$ T o m Sutoliffa wanta to rii in 1927 a Boston Women's TUESDAYS RRd That’s how eajsy^it is. It will lif Rweletloa Thrift Shop plumbing at 5500, and one for First Congregational Church ty- that. Symphony waa founded by Ethel •terta tawocrow and eonUmiaa heating at 5500. has resumed its weekly work Dr. Maahan plans to check COIMBRA, Portugal—Ronian-. Legtoaka but tasted only a few be our privilege to see that . Dion also IsSued five permits tha men perlotUcally vest the tie figures In awseplM Mack Bhc’a form ing a woman’a Ihromh Batarday at Uw ahop meetlnge, with the first hsid symphony orchMtra in Boston, years, as did the last group, THURSDAYS DIM ' you enjoy it now and in the for digging wells and 15 for today- in the vestry. A busi­ next 90 daya but firtt indlcattUM capes roam Coimbra. l%ey are the Women’s Symphony Society, oanBaetad at ttia HoUna build- septic UMi installations. ness mseting was teld in ths ard that they suffered no ill ef­ not shadows out of the Middle and ahe’s apmt two and one- foimded Just h ^ re World War future. fell' aa Main Bt. Legion Post Meets afternoon. fects and were aMd-to do men­ Ages but students at Coimbra half yean on the project n. ‘There, are more women mu- TIm aala will diapoaa of an The Ofeen - Chobot - Richard­ tal and physical taakg on the university, founded in 1290, one "There are only two or three praaif atock, making room son Poet of the American Le­ Maacheetor Evening Herald centrifuge as well ae th9y could of the world’s oldest. Edges of alciana.than men muaiclana in women’s orchestras in the Unit­ their capes are usually tattered, the world,” ahe.Rald, "yet we’re A h faK aaarcha^isa to ba offers gion, and. its auriliary executivs Coventry correepondent, F. before the long stay in bed.- ed StatM today,” Mrs. Sutcliffe tor.'ttie custofn la fOr a young in a ackroe number in the pro­ W Bapt 11. Tha antira-pfb- boards will have a joint meet­ P an llse UMie, tsisplisne What did the b o ^ do to Hght sold, "and they’re non-pro-* laate of tha Thrift Shop opera- ing at t p.m. Tuesday ait the 742-8281. . boredom- lady who kisses a student to be fessional field, tesalonal.’’ | “It was fine for the firrt tWo rawazded wlUi a small pt90« rt "My main purpose ia to help ^|BB are M^aan. t» tha local poet home on Wall St. All neW^r "If Boston adopts the new '■ . * T-J- iiiBtalled officers have been re-' weeks, but .aftrt- that it a,ui hlbvcape. V students follow music -and to Women’s Symphony, it can liD f A health program. E xtended Formcant realty hard to find something to »-The -Bag A Bargain” sale quested to attend. give women a chance for a ser­ claim a unlc^e-dtstlnctlon,’’ she -, with each ah<^^r bu3ring collection drive Sept. IS in town Five-day forecast for Com and Mansfield. Anyone having UlVed." R.^NGt professional musicians employ­ ^ large aimed grocery bag. Se- Icut: Dr. Meehan said that one of Warehouse Fire h cUona win be “atuffed" into paper, they wish to have picked Temperatures T h u-^ s d a y ed by the major symphony or­ up may call Lawrence Perry, the best forms of bed exercise chestras toraughout toe United Mw hag, zaganSeas of price and through Monday ara-«pectod'to was breathing air under pree- . HARTTnoRD (AlP)—A ware­ I^ene Rychling, both of town, average near nprmal. with a FUEL OIL Statm and Canada are wom­ eimyOBHg that can go into the or Cbmmander Charles Benja­ sure through a mask. en. Tet more than 60 per cent house on Woodland St. was de­ iig wIB go cut the door for the gradual wamUpg trend through “This exercised both the eb- stroyed by fire early today. min of Mansfield. Others having OASOJNE of toe students enrolled in mur ■£ie of . the bag. If a shopper most of th^^jieriod and turning The fire department reported Fashion Favors paper to be. collected may leave cooler abpdt Monday. sic schools are female,” she p alrea mOre Hems, another bag the tied bundles in plain view of said. j that although three alarms la porobased. the' highway. Som^'normal high and low were sounded, the threat of toe ^Tba operation of the Thrift temp6mtures during this period The Boston Women’s Sym­ flames spreading to nearby B right The North Coventry Volunteer WE WASH - DRY BANTLY OIL phony is scheduled to perform Ijhop; la entirsly by volunteer are Hartford, 78 and 56; New dwellings was only slight. The Fire- Department will, pick up FOLD . WRAP ( ‘.nil- W l . IN;'. Its first concert in Symphony •f T h e giaema woricera from town, papers on Sunday in the noi ' Haven, 7S and 57; and Bridge­ four story building was at the port, 77 and 59. . V \ i \ i iM 1.1 Hall Sept. 11. The single con­ rear of Austin Organs, Inc. but t -Tha Aiop baa been opiratlng end of town. Pickup service LAUNDRY cert win be to ralee ftmds. be had by contacting A. ^ rry Precipitation may total ona to a spokMman for toe organ ||boa June o f 1957 and ia opan five tenths of an inch, occurring ■II. ■\ilI^!M II " “The rest of toe money to. company said it did not belong ■lU y gran 10 a jn . to noon and W. Oisen Jr. PINE c l e a n e r s as scattered showers lats Setn- 858 Center SL 848ril288 il-.ikMil, IK’ :--:;j7l carry to . heavy financial load to-his firm. The building had DEMI- Young jlpeat 1 p jn . to i:S 0 p.m. - Annual Society Marang day or Monday. of a full-scale symphony or­ not been used for some time, 5 Tha tftN A office has moved •ihe Fragment Society .of the chestra,” Mrs. Sutciiffe said, he said. W haadquartera into the new Second Congregational CSiurch “will have to come fran toe will have Us^nnual meeting No one was injured in fight­ gfeam oftiee building on R t SI. public.” Such Boetmi person- ing the flamea the fire depart­ PETITE Ihw. Thomas O’Brien, full-time Sept. 9, starjmg with a potluck dinner at. pOon at the home of agM aa Richard Cardinal Cush­ ment ' said. The cause of toe JUMPER M bih health visiting ;iurse, ia Mrs. C. ..Lrvlng Loomis on Rt. in g and Mrs. Rose. Kennedy, blaze was under investigation. . eaeatkm for this week. Mrs. 44A. regular meeting with mother of the late president, Oarfunkel ia the part- the etoction of officers will fol- have contributed. For the Under poMlc health visiting 1 ^ the dinner. The 60 members of toe or­ One or the other ia in Local persons are invited to chestra - already have been se­ Stars new ottioa Monday through Join the society. Meetings are lected from more than 300 ap­ 5’ 5” Lady factn 8:90 am. to 9:30 held the second and fourth plicants. Rouben Oregorlan, I O H At other houra during the Wednesday of the- month at the Casual, Classic oooduetor of toe Bortem Con- , atnaaagea may ba takm by Church Oonummlty House on servatory of Music’s orchestra Tlw Instructors of personnel •t tho Thrift Itt. 44A. and chorus, has been chosen as Who Thinks Young! A lice Bmlth, daughter o f Mr. its permanent conductor. Handicap, Inc. and Mra Bdward E. Smith of “But we’re planning to have r-^he FHNA baa designated Main St, - received a Junior W eeju n s women guest conductors, too,” Ria week of 8ei^ Ifethrough 27 championship award for her en­ Mrs. Sutcliffe said. “They’re Win Rosunw Classas •a Pnblie Heuth Week. The try of g Junior Jersey heifer in just as capable. It’s that they I and means committee will the Brooklyn Fair. She also Made only by haven’t been given a chance.’’ Sunday, Sapt. 20 > Its annual fund dritto dut^ receivsd firrt premium on this The musicians chosen range tiiat period. Board members to age from 19 to 86. Many are •ontactlng aaveral of the the ^ves and children of mem­ "Taka My Hand" I’a teen-agers to aaalat with bers of the Boston Symphony I cOBvaaalng. Orchestra. f-^Offleials point out that be­ DISCOUNT PRICES BASS Mrs. Sutcliffe,. a former mu­ ef the growing demand AT ALL DEPTS. sic teacher, venlsions the Bos­ rvtoas, mere ia a greatm* "FREE^EUVERY" ton Women’s Symphony as a than aver for support by supplement to Boston’s music THE A-LINE ■people through this 12 establishment. GAR RENTALS I budget for uie 1964- ARTHUR DRUB First plans call for the sym­ Beautiful all wool Hockanum yaar baa been aet at nsarly If a shoe ever had personal­ phony to hold a four to slg 1,000. A oontribution of $2 per week series of concerts on the or LEASING fabric in a very smtui; A-Line would provide funds to ity Weejuns have it— you Charles River Esplanade next silhouette. Fine stitching is ’ ona the aaaoelatlon’s serv- can recog^iize it wherever summer to fill the gap between • AH Makes featured on this lovely coat * H waa reported. The town you see them. And, does the the closing o f the Boiston Pope with button closing^ back ^ipropriated 53,300 as its season and the opening of the * AH Modeis 8 fei. supporting the orgranl- 7 wearer appreciate their, esplanade concerts. •A H Timas pleat and criss cross belt. The KtlOB. casual, classic elegance, DrMS her in this ehie Local; national and interna­ color is Royal Blue or Celery. STha two nurses provide some their traditional styling and Suzy Brooks stripe cot­ tional tours are planned for toe Paul Dodoe Pontiac Sizes 4 to 14. bedside care under the supervl- ton A-Line •with short winter. INC. honest-to-goodness quality This Boston Women’s Sympho­ Aon of the family physlclim, aa — you bet! sleeves and perky 87S BIAIN STREET b

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ling class and received the move Uie statue and base, with III., one of those pushing the In­ i ballot propoeiUon that would VISIT TRADE WINDS ODT SHOP Cut V^ork W eek Work to Start serve c^plon award VOteS oUm ineuranee costs Included. throw out state lawa banning vestigation, contended .that the \ best Holstein heifer. Mn. Laura Loomla, eocretary ipihli: Rights Group Strive dtscrtmlnaAon in houslnf. vote was on the resolution. The Events in Nation New York Democrat said Lino- On SlVET Plant John Peila also placed third lo Turn Soldier ^ the Permanent Memorial Day liiy! Nevertheless, a Southern Cal­ ---- ^' __ :i:H: bati was "utterly mistaken’. , A A i ^ in the dairy judging contest and Opramlttee, rcvealAd last night litli: 956 main ifornia offlolal tfom the Nation­ WASHDiGTON (AP) — Sen-fed by him i ^ d s t o ^ If and Wr firemen to 4S Hours his sister hUss mirjorie Pella Celler set no date tor another D. Uoyd Hobron, m fnager of The 87 yeaf-old Civil War that the statue had originally fpeing oak al AaaoclaUon tor the Advance* ate RepubUcah Leader Everett where a canal should be built placed seooiMrin the Jimior been placed to face C2iMtnut ii To Spur Negro Vote ment of Colored People esU- M. Dlrksen says he plans to and report back by June 89, coihmlttee meeting. Last March Adrian s the Southern Nebr Ungland Soldier In Center Parl^wlll doon 0668. 24 he named a special subcom- H m kD«nl of dlrecton Uat^that “the only reuon it'ts'op- Telephone Co. office, today said at., which, then extended to matod a 20 per cent increase Ip move — possibly Friday, — to >■ the 93 per cent IT'S A BOT! exaedte a sharp 1S5 degree left Main a t at the polAt where the the'numbar of Negroes register­ limiUa renawal of debate on his mlttee to look into the Case but Blfbt Gemr^ Mvia- that excavatlmi will start soon EDITOR’S NOTE — ClvfP *tbe presidentlet cendidetes cer- never called a meeting. Walk la or Phoaa la Sarviaa turnout of all men at firea WHCnOFlSH BAT, Wls. (AP) turn, and face northkast, in­ driifldng fountain now stands. ing since Ooldwater’a nomina- proposal to delay court-ordered -WASHINGTON (AP) - r ICartin to work' for a pew two-story brick tele­ III ot righU groupe acroes the country rlsd those states In 1980. whether they are on duly or T > SEPTEMBER SPEQAL —Even though his wife’s fam­ When (Jenter Park was willed Uon. reapportionment o f state legls- Chairman Emanuel Cellerr D- out a aebedule for a 48-hour phone building next to the stead o f due soJth, his patient •re winding up a massive Aeries WASHINOTON (a F) — By off.’’ ily had been in the flag manu- to the town, the street was re­ I WUey A. Bfanton, project di­ latnrea. N.Y., of the House JUdlcthcy work week for town firemen, present plant at 52 E. Center poeltlon elnoe 1877. ^ voter reifistmUon drives, rector, said further Increases All naticAal civil rtghts lead­ voice vote Tuesday, the lenato MON.. TUES. - WED. • THURS. Pohl asked the board to look facturli^ business for many moved, and thf X>ld Soldier :::::: ers have given the drives prime The proposal was Introduced Oonunlttee Is contlmtliig his de* and to hwre it ready for next Into the reasons why the nine St: ■ yaars, Melvin Shikora had nev Hie board of directors last keyed to locsl Issues end the ns- can be expected. laying action against a proposed gave final congreaskmal ap­ A FIRST IN MANCHESTER faced only eouth. iiili i T r p x importance. R ^ Wuplns, exeou- Dlrksen and Senate Bemo- waek’e board meetlnt. authorised men had not yet been The building Will ha've a ifo- flown a flag at his horns. nlgfkl unanimously voted |1,100 ttonal election. Here is n rqn- '"If the presidential elecUon Is by proval to a compromise meas­ it At- IHii dowh oh how successful they Uve secretary of thS NAACP, cratto Leader Mike Mansfield investigation of ths Justice De­ -Ttae board, on M i^ 4, had hired, and why the specifica- foot front and rim 122 feet tor conriderabls ribbing from for the project. And 'bowed to a close bne within the SouUiem partment's handling o f ths caae ure authorising, establishment of jfioommcnded that the fire- RAIUHIAO FAMILY have beeh.ln getting Negroes said he has "no eympathy’’ for as a rider to the |8.8-bilIion for­ $2-billion, Ki-yesr land and tlons for the Jobs had not yet deep. friends and naighbors, m da. the request o f the Permanent n::::li!l! ktateS,” he said, “ the Increased of Teamsters Union PrssMsnt HAIR SHAPING 91 JO n e n 'i hour* be cut from their Memorial Day (Committee that BIMOHAMTON, N.T. (A P )~ I VA c ready to cast ballots In Novem* Northern Negroes who eay they eign AM authorlxaUbn bill. water conservation fund. been drawn. A one-story wing will connect eldsd to ramady that lack and Raymond Townsend, 68, has Negro vote would have great have to demonstrate, but don’ t James R. Hofta. (STAFF ONLY) preeant 58 houn per week, and the atatue be turned so that it B- her. slniifieance.’’ ^ e Senate has put it aside The meesure was ths 2lst on Martin, in answer, said that both old and new buiktlngn, installad a flag pole ao that it just retired from the Erie-Lack- vote. temporarily to debate a Social At a meeting Tuesday, the Mlul let thn fire district budget he will draw the specifications would bo ready for the next hol­ could be eeen by residents and ill Hi! No Northern ciUes where ma­ committee voted to cut off de­ President Johnson’s list of 30 include that provision. Hobron said. awanna Railroad, ending a 49- :::> By AUSTIN lOOTT “ If he’d vote,’’ Wilkins com- Security blH. Dirkaen says he PERMANENT WAVE 97.50 and advertise the Jobs this iday. visitors. : : i : jor drivea-are being held keep bate and bring tha matter to a “ must bills to be passed by Con­ Atty. Harold W. Qarrlty ad­ Elarlier reports of the build­ year career as a switchman. mentsd, “ hs wouldn’t have to expects aetlon on that to he month, and said that he had Hie occasion for flag flying Although the jioard had ap- illii n e w YORK (AP) —The na­ separate regUtraUon totals for vote. The Investigation would gress. dressed the board last night "as ing noted thpt it wlll,be an ex­ But the family’s long-time rail­ demonstrate. He*s substituting completed by Friday. He. will The bill, worked out in a con­ TEL. 643-6266 been waiting until the vacation came aooner than the neighbors priwed the move last epring, it roading tradition continues. tion’s 10 mUlion NegxUM will Nwroes and Whites, but most look Into department acUons In a frie^ of the firemen and not tensively operated electronic’s ofnciala reported Increaeed reg- demonstrations tor the use of then file a peUUon to Invoke the ference committee of senatori COR. OF MAIN and PARK ST. sesuBon had ended. facility, foremost of its kind in expected. Three weeks later had never appropriated any Townsend’s grandfather and have more say at the p < ^ this cloture rule to limit debate If he. connection with Hoffa’a recent their counsd,” and questioned He said that a full comple­ iatraUon. his head. ’There’s nothiiig to stop and representatWes, would pro­ why the nine additional fire- Shikora hoisted a powder blue funds, because estimates had father worked In the railroad Novsmher than ever before, a can arrange tor a voto on it next convictions on charges of jury VISIT TRADE WINDS GIFT SHOP ment of the present firemen was Connecticut. Negroes from registering in tampering and misuse of union vide federal money to develop jpen. authorised in the budget, flag up the new flagpole. been too high. industry and his eon, Robert, In New York City, where Buttalo.’’ Wednesday. necessary to the proper break­ Liouls J. Drakos of Farming- nattcRwIde survey showed to­ CORE held* block pa^ es with funds. outdoor recreational areas. Mul not yet been hired, nor The flag announced to all that However, the Manchester and brother. Merle, are now in-: "W e can’t Just go on and on ing-in of the new personnel. ton is the architect for Uie new day. free ice cream and cake to lure In the South, hoprever, the It would also look into cases 'dven sought, Shlkoras' third child—a boy — Memorial Clo. has since come up employed by the Erie - Lacka­ with this talk,’’ Dlrksen seid. The board was also addressed plant, Hobron said. Foundation with an acceptable offer to wanna. iiiii The reason—a history-making proapecUve voters, elecUons Southern Regional Council’s Involving former Maj. Gen. Ed­ r* He said that a cut in the had arrived. April 1 report listed 1.9 million by James Fogarty, another fire­ work by Conyers Construction Smphaata on voter registration Commiasioner ’Thomas Mallee win A. Wiralker and.attonisy Roy I firemen’s work wedk could be Negro voters In 11 statss, or WASHINOTON (AP) — Con­ Cohn I effected with those nine men man, who said, "Sj>eaking as a Co. will probably take about said appUcaUona appear heavier two months to complete, he in the elvll ricJits movement. than nonpal for Harlem, home 38.6 per cent of the Negroes of gress has glvan final passage to Sources said’ the vote was IS plus two additional. fa m ^ man, I must make sure iiiiililiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiliiliiliiii Some reglstraUon drives started voting age. a bill that authorises $17.5 mil­ Harold Pohl, president of the that you and the public know added. of 800,000 Negroes. to 14. in 1982. He added, however, that they The council reported white lion to study whether a second Celler said no voto had been Firemen’s Club, reminded the that Manchester firemen work Despite a lack of official fl- caiml would be feasible across board that the department has 21 weeks a year more than do iliiii also ^ p ea r heavier for a pre- registration in the same 11 taken on the resolution calling gurea, leaders of campaigns states at 13.6 million, giving Central America. for an investigation when the been operating with its 28 men men working 40 hours a week in 956 main from New York to Los Angmet domlnanUy white district on the for the past three yeqrs and any factory.’’ 4-H Dairy Club West wide. whites more than six times as The action came Tuesday on a meeting abruptly ended as bells facing oak generaUy claim exccUent re­ many voters in sn area where house rolls call vote of 320 to 23. rang to signal the start of a sponse. Many aim their cam­ OfflcUls in Detroit, Philadel­ Winner at Fair phia, San Francisco and Los they outnumber Negroes ellght- If President Johnson signs the House session. view of prospects for passage paigns at the defeat of R ^ b l i- ly more than 8-1. measure, a commission appoint- Rep. Roland V. Ubonati, D- of any bill prepared before bi­ can presldenUal nominee Barry Angeles say that judging from State Chiefs partisan discussions are under­ Five members of the Man Goldwater. the number of applicants, Negro way. Chester 4-H Dairy Club won But there are indications that drives in their Areas are doing otk nicely. many awards at the Hartford T A most Popular Subject: Asked if the Republicans In some areas, particularly in Confer Today might introduce their own bills County Fair last weekend at the Sooth, that vdiltes also are Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton in the House, Finney said it Bradley Field, Windsor Locks. flocking to the registrar’s office and CincinnaU civil rights work­ Roth Stores NEW SCHOOL SHOES would be "an exercise in fu­ *1116 Manchester club placed In ever-lncreaaing numbers. ers say they expect a good Ne On Assembly gro reglstraUon in Ohio. tility until there is some dis­ fourth as a club herd, and won Negro reglstraUon gains In 11 'TS y cussion and agreement.’’ third place in a herdsmanship 'TEEN5 But in Boston and Chicago, ■iliiii Southern states, p la c^ at more offlclala report reglstraUon Open Thun, (Coattaued from Page Oae) “The- same can be said of contest I IVVC ^ their efforts,’’ he said, refer­ than half a million by a sponsor­ about the same as 1900, or some­ Miss Msurjorle Pella, IS, was black ing biraclal agency, have been ring to the Democratic bills. what lower. FAIRWAY along more nearly equal popu­ presented with the grand cham­ nylon accomputied by larger gains in and FrL till lation lines. The otoer would pion award in the novice fitting white reglstraUon in some ar­ Some 68 per cent of (Chicago's SHIFT CAMPAIGN and showmanship class and also velvet eligible Negroes were registered ( reapportion the House on the eas. m X • WEDNESDAY itAiVrPORD (AP) — ’The won first place in the Holstein in 1960. A spokesman for the basis o f the n ^ Senate dis­ In the North, where voter reg- OOP campaigpi effort today junior calf class. city’s Board of ElecUmis Com- AT THE TURNPIKS ONLY tricts. , IstraUon efforts centered mainly shifted its center of gravity Carl Welsh, 18, won second mlssloners said many Negroes Under the UU, eight repre­ from downtown Hartford to a in the larger clUes, there was no On the subject of school shoes we have sentatives would be elected at place award in a novice show­ are showing up, but the number building off the eastbound lane manship class and second place estimate of the total number of is possibly no greater than large in each Senate district Negroes registered. Most ciUes FAraWAY COUPON' Just ArrlvBcl! much to “ show and toll’’. There are the classics o f the Berlin Tpke., Newing­ award in the Jersey senior calf usual. I with the minority party in any ton. reported Increased registration ' dlstrlot guarantee at least two class. from predominantly Negro ar­ Despite this, a Negro spokes­ ’* ’The new Connecticut Re­ John Peila Jr., 16. won second and new interpretotioni. There are those seats. publican campaign nerve cen­ eas. man said his group hopes to Plastic Should the bills be approved ter some six miles from Hart­ place award in the senior show­ raise the figure to 76 per cent. ki the Democratic-controlled manship class, .first place, in the calf James Farmer, national di­ About 72 per cent of Chicago's destined for highest popularity rating. ford, marks the first time the selact from our rector of the Congress of Racial Senate, they would still have campaign activity has been Holstein senior calf class, and tie in whites are registered. Flowers to pass the R^ublican-con- second in the Holstein ^n lor Equality, said there are nearly FREE! There are new materials, and colors too. placed outside the city and un­ red or In Boston, Byron Rushing, a purchase Fall Assortment troUed House. This is not now yearling class. He was selected fine collection of five mUllon registered Negroes der one roof. otter out of a potential 12 million, coordinator for the voter pro­ Friday conridered likely. "This is obviously a more ef­ to exhibit his Holstein senior ject, said he attributes the fact e Hundreds to Choose For your initial “learning’’ session come in Rep. J. Tyler Patterson, calf at the Connecticut exhibit with three million of them in the ficient way to run the show,’’ famoui make North. that an estimated half of his House speaker, welcomed the said State Chairman A. Searle at the ElaAtem States Elxposl- city’s 6S,(X)0 Negroes are not and let us show them and toll you Judiciary committee’s approval Pinney. “This is an excellent ' tlon. \ 'Ihe country’s Negro popula­ re sto re d to an influx of South­ o f the Democratic bills. layout” I Albert Gordon, 16, placed sec­ . w e tion is just about evenly split, ern Negroea unused to voting, about them. You’ll also lA m about our “Tliat puts a proposal on the The one-floor structure ond with his Guernsey junior back-to-schcx)l dresses North and South, he said. and to a lack of attractive can- 6 for table,*’ the Old Lyme Republi­ houses offices for publicity, the I calf, and Miss Rosemarie Peila, ’The Southern Regional Coun­ 'didates. exacting fitting sarvica. can said. “Whether they’re speakers bureau, the campaign ’ 18, won the reserve champion cil, founded In 1944 to work lor The national leaders have really sincere we’ll find out (Urector, the controller (fund i award in the special honor m ajor racial harmony, and now wind­ keyed the drives to defeating when we talk to them.’’ raiser) and research depart­ 1 showmanship class, placed sec­ ing up a, two-year voter educa­ Goldwater, but many drives in Ptamey, however, took a dim m ent ond in the Holstein senior year- from 4 * 9 8 to 12 . 9 ^ tion program, says there are the North appear complicated FAIRWAY COMPLETE 05.99 to 08.99 more 4wo million Negroes on by local disputes. ^ Depeadiag ea Style aaO SIm in the voting lists In the South. Indecision on whether to par­ "hand smocked styles by Polly Flinders; shirt­ An Associated Press survey ticipate in a drive was reported Leather appere, bahmee BMa-maSe “BACK to SCHOOL” materiale. waists by R.A.R. and Girltown; the Paris showed no official breakdown of by one Chicago civil rights Negro and white voters is group because a Democratic •N8IB P8I I .••fl AH8 •llil 18 influence by Youngland; individual prints recorded in seven of the 11 vote that would help President 19c Each Dixie states. In the four where Johnson would also help Mayor SHOPPING CENTER! MICRiN and plaids by A ly s s a y o u ’ll see new fabric breakdowns were available— Richard J'. Daley’s 1967 drive . „ ^ W ‘THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY” Florida, Arkansas, Louisiana for re-election. Some Negro Wo cany corractivc interest, clan crest woven combed cotton and Virginia—Negro reglstra­ leaders have been critical of STAMPS fihooB. Your doctor’s pro> Antiseptic 1942 MAIN STREET, AT CORNER OF ST. 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J. ... 8 I \- I t 1 I , 1 M^kNCHBSTER EVENING HJSRAU), MANCHSSTBE, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBm t WAOE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0kN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1964 PAGE N lN iS Mmftiftiftn It aoacadhi what M abvtoua, that it to South Moat H to hi Uae;** East Bar- elude an avalisbia tofonrtatien net an a«ay mattar for crdUaiury Ameri­ Windsor lUi, "Ba^ Apparatus hi LiM;” tm tiM aemhiae’a aativitia* and HsaatdvlBa fto "Th* Oldaat reasous for aalacAto. Events in Warld Emuitts lfK«Uk cana to baeona membara of Senator Pises of Apparatus BtU to OoMwater's ■entorhat atrange and un* , Nomtoitions may be sent to Ground Bj*bken in Town Serihee;" CheatOr, Maas., foF ^ at tbs foUowtag eommlttee ROMB (AP) — Luigi Loago,fcbarged today tost two brothers f « ? - N . uaoal world. "Dephrtmeat from Greatest members: Deny OVaparotta, ISS new chief ml the Italian Com­ made millions of dollars over K aancades what to also ebvtoua, that Dlsbuice;” the Warehouse Point Novtoview Dr.; John Orslni, 17 toe past 30 years by selllM sto­ thara to no purely intaUaetual preceae Fewr New Shopping Center Fife and Drum Corps for "Best Northview Dr.; Bmaat Gabrtale, munist party, says he oppoees len toeasures of ancient. Egjrpt. Senior Musical Ontoixatton," condemning .such Red maver­ for plighting ana's faith to the PPlng also be considered. Under eon- ganisation.” Winner of tha first "Clttoan of gootii Windsor. Long, who rapladad the tote foreign diplomats, police'said. fashionable, or aophiaUcated, or likely ■ideratlon will be the ordinanoe Tha thrae-day oamival also toe Y«ar"- awaiti given by toe MANCHESTER I a laws lupermaifeat creating the poeltien of deputy featured a raffle. The top prize chib was Jea«ph MlaB. Last Palmlro TogtiatU aa p a m sec­ ^^They ward detained while a to go Aell with your bridge club, or with, M''toa cantor, # a » s call Mr a fire martoal and a possible of a oombtoatton ate^eo-televi- eer’s wtonar was Itato fienaior retary last weak, told toe Italian social committee examined your office, to come right out and aay aalon, bank, bartier ordlnsnea regarding tha main­ sion set waa woh by Richard J'red Ooecy. magaatoe'Hppea his party does f ^ truckloads of art objects CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED ,•••• EKW you are for Qoldwater. (hop, bakary, dry claanen) drug tenance of town stdewalka McMullen Jr., o ' 1 Nelson PI., not support Pektog’s viewpoint from the brothers’ stock. Police f ■ ,•••• 1^9 itora and a hardware store. The final kern 'will be the Manehestsr. « AwiUlary Meeting In the Ideological dispute be­ Want to know if any Were miss­ The American Legion Auxili­ :n:: ‘:S But then, after giving you auch tact­ Final to’Pi’dval for to s 38,000 discussion of a resolution to Second prise of a portable tween toe Soviet Union and CM* ing from Egyptian museums. - Well-Schooled, Smart ’n Sturdy ful assurance that there is no immediate Iquara foot riiopplng cenUr was appropriate |S;000 for the pub­ televialon act want to Harold ary win hold its meeting .at 8 na. ^ 4 necessity for you to get out and wave liven hy 'tiM pianimig tod son- Uc building commission to cover Rice, Deepwood Dn,,- Wapptog, tonight at the Legion Hall. However, ha said toe Italian LONDON (AP) — British gov­ W 6atniH,lB«kzA after a public the coat of architect’s fees, Hoctaaaea wUl be Bva Bergftcld * TX AaMctotadi^^wiPStehiilTely oattUod the Goldwater flag the slogan invites Third prise of a clock ndlo party oppoees Moscow’s plan ernment sources say agreemet li tk* UM of rapat^tlaa n of «U Mwa ^ hearing *Ju*y. plans and speclflcattona for was won by PhlUp Franeonl, and Betty Ddvis. tor a world Communist meeting Is near (or joint French-Britlsh •MekM enditodd to H or aot otborwlMotboTwiM erotut-ero^- you immediately Into the warm and Tha tiMtoUg cantor is loeatod Flin Btatlon No. . 181 Halyard, Hartford. 04 tm thia poxr aad alao tha local aawan idb- 8 to condemn Peking. Longo said production d( a nUclaar-haaded Ehad hero. friendly Intimacy of all those who have gn SuinvaB’ Ave. across from The new fire station to ' be The other two prises of elec­ Maneheetov Bventog Herald he "wants to discuss and wants missile that would be fired from BOY ***tf riStii of ropubUoaUoa ol opoetol dia- certain inner feelings they find It hard the intdrsaetfon of Ayers and located off Rye St, will service tric blankets were won by Misa Sontii Wtodaor Oerreepoadent to understand why toe Chinese supersonic jet lx>mbers. yatcboa DOTta ara alao rm irod.______Graham Rds. Nellie Driscoll, 1386 Main t , to realet—the feeling of how nice It ’the northern area of town. 8 li|r«wiiie Jeeeph, telepho«e 444- comrades assume certain posi­ The French Foreign Ministry n # Haiald Pnauat CompSH- " t UAR Houstog Okp. of Bast South Windsor’s two other and Elmer Hotchkiss, 56 Treat tions.” said it was not aware of such ■dal naapoosiDuiD jor itpj- would be If we eould recreate aome Center St.. Manchester Is the fire stations are located on El­ Rd., Wethersileld. •14A , negotiations. NyOx, arrota appaartai la_jidTertlaaBianta ■ Um4 s( S d o S itrr rtartnn;----- m^%r Ib TIi« ICftnctiMitOT world of 1912, with no foreign wars and hitilder.' Oahatructlon Is expeet- lington Rd. and Footer Rd. and UoOB Sets Awarde KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia British sources said toe pro­ Sroidad BaraM no income tax, of how wonderful It would ad to he completed on toe shop­ Elllngtoii Rd. and Beelsebub The South Windsor Lions Club JFK BOOK READY (AP) One Indonesian Invader ject waa intended to provide the peiytitirand jB. A. acrrm. » be to pretend there are simple one sen­ ping eenUr naxt'summer. ,, Rd. will hold lU third annual "CIU- NEW TORK, (AP) — A book waa killed end three others striking power for Britain’s coMted eodos Tha oounoU will hold Its zen of toe Tear” awards ban­ tiUed "A Nation of Immi­ were captured in toe southwest Fob tence answers to our problems, the feel­ Town' {OmnMil ia.M eet TSR3, a .low-level .supersonic aaa»aw. k;* An agtoda of five Itoros face meeting In the cafteterla of quet Oct 3 at toe KofC Hall, grants,’’ on which President coastal region of toe Malayan bomber, and Fnmee’s Mirage *^Eb£^ra AUDIT Btnuti.0 of ancuLtf ing that if, by some miracle, everybody the town ceuneil when they con­ the South Windsor High School Main 8t„ Bast Hartford. John F. Iteinedy was working mainland during a clash today supersonic bombers. would just decide that things could ba vene tonight after a vacation at 8. The banquet wlU honor a town at toe time ef hi* death, will be Prime Minister Tunku Abdul TTOWB______— Flremeo’s Parade Wlaaera Rahman reported. the way Goldwater aeems to aay they period. resident selected for toe award publlahed Oct. 7, it was an­ CANBERRA, Australia (APj I First on the agenda will be Tha town of Avon was the on the basis of civic achieve­ nounced today by Harper and Rahn^an said toe Indonesian eould be, then they'could be. Row, New Tork publishing firm. were spotted when they tried to t— The government today said{ Mttlng the time tod place of only double winner In trophy ment and services to toe com­ toe Australian Embassy in Mos­ There is hardly aome part of any of ua the next mtet-agenoy meeting. competlUon st the South Wind­ munity. The sward winner will It is a revision and expansion retrieve supplies airdropped to For Tlmrida; 1 p.in^ Watoaaday. of a booklet Kennedy wrote them. Malaysia claims to have cow has been Cleared of "hidden { which doesn’t wish, secretly, that aome A social had bean.planned for sor Volunteer Fire Department bt selected from nominees sub­ lies eyes and'ears." '' 5 S JS S S J.ri^ p ;« "‘S??2iT: ^ part of Goldwatetism could be right. Isst spring but was postponed oanilval and parade Saturday. mitted by toe general pubHc. tor toe Anti-defamation League killed 15 Indonesians from an Claaaiflod didltaa: 10:10 abl aack da? af ■nUl this fall. Units from Avon .won the "Best To be eligible, nomtoea must of B’nal B’rito. It deala with toe invading party of about 100 that Bktemsl Affairs Mntoter I jaiMleatiea axcept Saturday — * a.ai. And if that sentence we have Juat writ­ The oounoA will alao consid- Appearing Department In Line’’ have been a resident ef South history of immigration to toe slipped ashore en Aug. 17 In Jo- Paul Hasluck told a questioner Wadnooday Saptembar S ten aounda like some never-never-land mr the adaption of a resolution aad "Best Auxiilary.’’ Windsor for at least one year. United States and Kennedy’s hore State. in Parliament that "suitable se­ eonfuaion of wiatful negativea, that liai’t to join toe Northeast Refuse Other parade trophy winners Residents submitting toe critique of the current immigra­ curity precautions" had ,1tMan{ CAIRO (AP) — Police taken In toe embassy. too far from being in the mood. ■ Disposal Dlstriet were: Glastonbury for "The. name ef nominees should in- tion law. H HappcMd — Bot How? "In Tour Heart, Tou Know He’s Right” 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A-M. TO 6:30 P.M. - CI/)SED MONDAYS long-WMiing t* at July l*. outakJa a pubUc achool It should be a powerful slogan. MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER ki Naw Tork City, there occurred a ae- For at least you wish-he could be. WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 (4ad of avmtd which became the alFiial for terrible rlota h» Harlem and alaa- P 4 Q s where. The nature of theae orenta be- How Dusty The Moon? S U C K S iiy Mwne ttie aubjaet of an official grand Jury hiYaatlgatkm. Taaterday the reault Although we hit the moon with Ran­ O'At The Ftir WUh SsrlTteii OfUim ■f that hrpeetigatioii—that the grand ger 7, a space vehicle which sent back SHOW-T»^E ^|Mry failed to find that any Indictment thrilling pictures of the moon’s surface .« •ould be returned againat the police- up to the very moment vehicle and cam­ O F MANCHESTER MM rHioee ahota kUled tha Negro boy era plunged into that surface together, Standard 72- hiTolTod—wma made public. I>iatrict At* we failed to get ourselves any informa- Sheinwold on Bridge ineh aofaa 1 1 9 . domoy rrank Hogan took the unuaual tioh aa to what happened at the moment By Rowland Evans Jr. •Up of tMuing a apedal report of the ef impact Inside EsM deder ^▼eatlgatloii. Did Ranger 7 flatten itaelf out on hard BOILING IN OIL Eait-Weet vBlaeraUa I Ih a t report, aummarlalng the experi- MAY BE TOO HARSH NORTH lava? Or did it sink out of sight into Robert D. Novak By ALFRED SHEINWOLD tenee of the grand Jury Itaelf, te an in* A Q 52 some deep ocean of loose dust? Or waa National Men’s V 5 • J iitruetlTe document for our tlmea the dust only four and a half feet deep ? R ep o rt Team Champion O 6 4 3 2 Easy - on - your - budget There -wan abaolutely no doubt that DiacusB^on of such questions, over at What should you do with a A Q J107S MUNNiBlAPOLJS — At an in­ from toe White House Jt6 busi­ made the telephone calls ended dummy who looks at the hands W BT EAST Bomothlng happened ah that New Tork the world ^Tseeting of the International formal gathering here the oth­ ness leaders in Los .XAngeles, all doubt about the Vice Presi­ of the defenders? Boiling in oil 4 987 A KJ» edreot that morning. There waa a fn* Astronomical Union in Hamburg, Ger­ New York, Detroit, Chicago, and dency. Humphrey would get the Cl Q9632 Cl AKJ74 er evening of T7 businesa Is probably too harsh a punish­ aaral afterward to proTe H. many, has located the thing we might other cities. President’s nod unless he laid ment. Six months of playing ca­ 0 8 O J 109 heavyweights—men whoee for­ an egg at the meetings 'with toe * But the. effort to aacertain juet what have done in an effort to get more cer­ The message: Mr. Johnson nasta may be just about severe A 9642 A 85 happened wound up merely inereaaing tunes, families, and companies^ wanted a reliable reading of business leaders. enough. - SOUTH uDholsteries in fit - tain knowledge from our first'moon hit. how the business community This effort by an incumbent East dealer A A 64S •nd magnifylag a number of doubta Invariably have backed the Democratic President to get a Cl 103 i 'i We might have had Ranger 7 fire a fast Republican Ih'esldential ticket really felt about Humphrey. Both sides vulnerable ..* 1 •bout Juat how thlnga did happen. rocket ahead of itaelf. into the moon’s Some o^ 'these business leaders reading from big business be­ Opening lead—Ace ol Spades —the political talk took a were specifically asked to at­ fore picking his running mate ia When this hand was played a A AK One of the thinga that happened that surface, while it itself was still high strange turn. doubtless unprecedented. When Kofi Soato WMt NmA aeomlng waa that a achool auperlnten- tend^ one of the luncheons or few years ago in a Cleveland Pm enough up to photograph the rocket’s Eight said they planned to other affairs at which Humph­ John F. Kennedy picked Lyn­ tournament Victor Mitchell, 1 V Double 2 ^ dent, out with hia morning hoee, wet a vote for President Johnson, rey answered questions about don Johnson, tor example,' the P m 3 0 Pm 4 ^ your -room sizes impact. New. York expert who played In Pm 5 0 AH :Pm few of the ^ Id re n hanging around, ’Then we might have known jiut what only six backed Sen. Goldwa­ his views «xi taxes, imports, reaction of big business was the 1964 U.S. Olympic Team, vv:- . f*' i ,'.V n e grand Jury waa unable to determtaio ter, three were undecided. And labor, and other matters im­ scarcely uppermost in his mind. bid the South cards to three no- the surface was. 13 of the 17 predicted the Dem­ portant to business men. Nor did President Truman "poll trump. It was a sporting con­ ee. Ton hold: Spades, 0-9-8-S; whether he did tlila "intentionally or ’The main reason there remains some ocrats would ■win. / the leaders of business before Hearts, K-8 __ p’v Diamonda, 10- More sig^nificant, one c^lhese Inevitably, Republican Con­ tract, and everybody at toe ta- not,” er in reaponee to taunta from aome doubt about tha nature of the moon’s gressmen and Senators quickly 'selecting Alben Barkley In 1948. ’ bie could sense it. 4; OInbe, K-J-10. prominent Minneapolis buainess . But 1964 is different. President What do you sayT of tha children. surface, even after the brilliant Ranger Earned about this White House As toe dummy put his cards With latex rubber cushions! men, asking anonypfrity, has move. Three prominent House Johnson has already been prom-' down, he started to look at toe Answer: Bid one heart. When From that firat uncertainty, the story, photograidis,. ia that moat of tha con­ now agreed to join a gilt-edged ised the support of some of toe you have two four-card suits, Businessmen for Johnson com­ members — Reps. Gerald Ford hands of the defenders, where­ aui the grand Jury oouM get it from all tours photographed, including those of of Michigan, Olenard Lipscomb biggest names in business — in­ upon Mitchell singrlly ordered each worth a response, choose lha wttnnwea that nauld poeaibly teatify, mittee which w ^ have its first cluding men right here in toe the cheaper suit for your bid. With extra arm covers I 65. craters large and eraters small, all seem meeting in Washington tomor­ of California, and Melvin Laird upper Midwest, where Humph­ him away from toe table. proeaadad'from ona uncertainty to an­ soft and rounded. row (Thursday). of Wisconsin ^ immediately rey once was a dirty word to the "No partner ol mine can ever other. Manhattsm financier Sidn^ contacted a top Republican I5ad- look at another hand and stay For Sheinwold’s S6-paE BOOK Conceivably, auch shapes could be the er In Minnesota. entrenched buainess interests at the table,’ Mitchell explained LET, “A Pocket Guide to DrsM-bp oood looks aofoblnad w9h letil iMbbltlty fStd There was agreemeut that James Weinberg,' once a . R^ublican of Minneapolis. Bridge,’’ send 60 cents to With self - covered decks! • eKtitr-eeay ears. Elastic aidas for amW SbiafbrtaWe ft, result of a very gentle kind of erosion king-rodker, was the Presi­ Did the White House move Will these business defections to the opponents. “If I come up 5 9 . PowM, tha 15 year oM Negro youth, in an atmosphere where there ia little mean, they asked, that toe Pres­ with an unusual play I don’t Bridge Book, (name of newspa­ batrisM, lobfnnt. ToUoied to M y MnarMteMao, w o M dent’s spark plug in calling the ident had decided to back to toe Johnson-Humphrey ticket per), Box skis,. Grand O en^l had a knife at the acene, and it was 50-odd business men from reduce traditional business sup­ want anybody muttering that •ftar weihinfi Bait of fhb saosenY 40loped Jumbo 90- I *7 f t the singleton king. Local headquarters of Red b Ms Hiots inflicted. Ihc queatlon ef Chinese Communists clearly called here neas away from its tiladltional could do nothing? the Christian today, too. In the Cross iMues appeal for funds 1 3 ( inch aofaa | *FAI^’EL.Sixa8 4 to 7 (8 .9 8 6 to l2 ,6 .9 8 for more than a stem rebuke or a com­ mooting goes far deepw than is For one thing they did not face of forces which we cannot Mitchell apolo^zed as he ran to aid hurricane victims. whether er not the policeman might plaint to the United Nations., The Presl- geneiahy realized. In fact. Sen. condone this wrong, this mdn- crush any more than the dlsj his nine tricks. "Your partner FAREX.Sizeaito7;8-9S 6 to 12,4,60 Globe Holl6w swimmers win . •«! have axerctaed bettor Judgment ie still ' dent, too. has ably.deflnfed the nature of Hubert Humphrey’s celebrated strous wrong, by saying, “We ciples on Calvary could stay the couldn’t have the king of dia­ nual meet from Saltw’a. debatable, and la for hia department the retaliation and left the nfxt step up confrontations ^ th business must adjust ourselves. Perhaps Roman soldiers, we hold to our monds as well as the ace of to the ^em y. He has taken pains to leaders in early August were spades and still pass your open­ Early American auperiora to determine. this decision of Pilate is right.” convictions. Outreaching, loving ing bid," he explained. '.1 portray the U.S. resp JpoUtics. be delivered with just aa much impunity, Please don’t get me wrong. ! But the opinion here, ^ways subject to if only we had a President With a strong 1 certainly don't mean to have it Infested with alcoholics of |r*viaion by actual results at the polla.in enough wall. What this could do under % WIPE VARIETY OF the, prMsitres of a Presidential campaign aay kinds. Have the police % 59., |Nevembar, la that the Republicans have Is not plefUMmt to contemplate. The ob­ idiooli; these houses of comforts Standard 70- l i f t • •vary right to be pleased^ with one of the vious danger is that the pfosence 4f Cki^d- periodically. Make the good inch aofaa 11 golden riile of behavior atiok • •» iauiy'araationa of theif eainpaign, and water, the success o f’-the eurrent Uka it Aiould be, anyone seen nigh backmotfeim loungfi |Mm Daaoomta avary duty to be worried brush with North Vietnam, will puph ITealdesit Johnson strongly to the. right. drinking or with a bottle of chair for father; low tkrM . ■ ■ liquor Should be banned from back model for mother. Thia process may greedy hays begun. ■aid premises for a period of I W« refer to tlw billboard which proj I^en asaumlng that {the recent provoca­ six montAa Plain and twted ceVera; .... tion called for retaliation, it is at least The Modern look ■'V/ foam rubber cusluona; ♦Hitinad, down at Atlantic City, with Thank% you for t{ie allot­ ■% /fiQta 't t •crenoa to Senator floldwater: delmtable that Johnson’s show of tore* ted space, I remain, Ottomans to-’lftelch |26.' would have been as strong m It was If Francis J. Happanny \ M *Tb Wear Heart, Tou Know He’s thi Republicans had not turned to Gold- Th4 alim. trim, off-the-floor Danish modern iemk fof V V ilelivory In 8 Wfielu. w water. The Senator himeelf feels that he ■br Today has already nudged U.I. poUdea a Mt to Whan you ara aa Founi budfeta.,. with tha comfort of appar^ loam IW i li ■dbtK 1 a a ^ bs Istte ru ^ r seat cuihional C u s^ covered ia youf the ri|M, and he can / awinec tusTfieai 46^ m w fs^ mmh* patiMti.; whw AAha haauur; sMIm , .t.. -AraWaa proveriA ihoioe'rf Vpecial < iam teirtmm. ■ ■ ifc'... • I ' AUbb • weeks for^fiUvtrr. Um ^•rmi, tefil 'V m -

lUIltHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, tE P T E ^E R S. IM i MANGBESTER S ^ N IK G HERALD, ^lANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEaSBER S, 1964 PAGE EUBVHr

KWh, leto the delay alarm Mr> for a' w atu main inataOsMon imHiri aava M la M p h la Mayor and Frank D'Addario, both of man o f fund ralaing oommltUa; to m aifa than a eampaign,TiMt RoekviUe-V em on is a poltttoal erusqfw to pro­ Bofltou Bid Low" ptenhsd for Bpruu f t ^atnM H. 3 . Tatat Mhnohestar, died yqatavday at Five in Family Largje Banks Board Tables Hoffman to Head Robert YonDsck, dtalnnan a t . Ihte made the atatement aa "K.’tS S ’-w .- -I* telepbons oommlttss; Frank mote thoea moral prlnolplas of the Newington VetareiTiiHoe- government upon which this the Negro aecUon of the city, p4tal. Get Tonsils Oat ooncahi ef atoU charterto Goidwater Qiib Gtrelchtm, ehainnan o f cam- For^atcr Pipe Loom Makea Cineturea r s r Every Oseaatai! a . banka. Ahd jh a aattoo’a atota- . Many Items p^gn material oonuhlttee; Ed­ nation waa foundad. tom by noting and plllagtng Other Burvivom include hie Reluctant to M H N L . ’ I JFor Poes^de laat weekeml, gradually took on ehartarad 9 * ^ Coroner Says Tober ward Kirkham, chairman of "The club believes that Bsfry (Bbahmoon Industrlu tee. ef wife, a ton, two daughtera, a ^rw« and * half ssU v t . xf.tiiMHait Baifk of New T o n , Tha newly formed Manchestor M. Goldwatsr is the sole per­ TEUTOPOLU, m. — Francis­ the appom nce of normal brother and two slstem. Tha town board^af dhrsatom spMdcers procurement oammlte Boston was the apfMursnt low can monks used to spend hours Gibson Dies, twins, aU offtoring of Mr. ^ applied Mr liaUiig. CiQaeitl for Goldwatsr Club last tee; and Barron, dudrman o f son who can aoeomptlsh thia tlTlllg. ♦ . Funeral aarvloae will be held night slectsd Wayns C Hoff­ bidder this morning to supply wMvtng their white cord clnc- M l Mala SL, M su *w *a r tl Riots and Mm. Arnold Lsvssqus List Stocks At praaaaiC four hamk holding wiH nams ataa maaolMra sC the publicity oommlttss. vital mission." Mora than 1,000 policemen Friday at 11 am. at the Roae of Tomoka A vt„ BUington, man of S4B Garden Dr. its the tosm with four slsu of cast tu ru (robe cords). But now au­ Next to Hartford eom p ^ aa and ' aome aavlnga ii0wiy ersatad Human Hala- Died of Heart Attack The chib's stssrlng oommlttss tomation la taking over even In continued to patrol the area, Meat Dealer Hill Funeral Home, 680 Elm Bt, w w « in Rookvilto City Ho»- chairman, and welcomed the iron w ««u pips. Nattemd BsMI where a curfew still It In effect Rocky Hill. Burial will be in By SAM DAWSON and loan aaaociatiotla are Uatad ttons Oommiastdn at a SBoeUl has scheduled a meeting for next Public Records BfaShmoon offsrsd to supply this field, for after six ysars’ 649-0'T91-;-SM-lMS rwi Flit* OM> pltal for ths sams rsnsoa AF BoahMss Nawa Aaalyst on tha axchanga, but ho com* support "o f all individuals who Wedneeday night at Barron’s and all taprooms and movies in tJodar m i Cemetery, Hartford. masting sd • p m. nsaM WdfhMs- Meyer TMiber, 82, a XCandua-^'‘cams up in back a t tha two bratve in the conservative phi­ the pipe for th ru to seven work Brother Ignatius of St. Jo- , toqay. Thsy had tlwlr marolal hank haa been ataca home “to formulate effective the four-square-mile section Arthur K. Olbson, 96, of 40 Fribnda may call at the fu­ NEW YORK (AP) — The Naw ter tnduatrlallat who waa shot women employee and said losophy of govsmment" WaltaBtoe Deeds unts leu per foot than-either sei^’s Seminary here haa in­ '«M T t at wMdl «Mra than «0 wlt- ' tonsils rsmovsd. 1964. In that yaar the only one. day. means to promote the candi­ vented an intricate round loom ■Maaa taatlflad. have been closed. . Flower St., veteran meat deal-' neral home-.tomorrow from S to Ths flv# chUdrsn.. Don­ to T k Stock Bxehaiws figures aa He worked in hie Brooklyn something to them which they Hoffman, and Wilham C. Bar­ Concordia ..Evangelical Lu­ of the two other firms whose Police late Tuesday night de- Corn Excheage Bank A Tniat Tha board waa sohaduM to dacy of Banry M. Goldvmter for bids were opened at the Munlcl' to do the Job.' er who gave the town 06 ymra 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. ald, Norman, Norma. San­ thers ars about . 80 of ths na­ tha oomndaBioa at laat St; factory Jtme 16, died of a were unable to understand. ron, 871 Oak Bt, who waa theran Church to Edward J. •'scribed the riot area as "ab­ Co. of New ■fon, went off the the presidency o f the United pal BuUdlng this morning. FMDjr Leaders Kaawa of continual service before his dra and Deborah, ars do­ tion’s banks largs snough to exchange to merg* arith an un- night’s ^Nfular monOily ass- heart attack, according to Tol- Thereafter, be walked around sleeted vice chairman of the; statu." Wilton and Serafiua M. Wilson, COULD BE—~THE SHEUL normally quiet.” WUUaaa J. White Jr. ing fins. Ths Lisvssquss tond Ooimty Coroner HeHaert the two women and started property at 64 Parker St “ Other bWdem were U.S. Pipe " pm iADELPHIA (AP) — The In a progress report of the retirement in 1966,- and served most its raqulrsments tqr stock Uated bank. The name haa alnce aion, but d sd iM to put tt off club, were the prime movers in | Barron issued the following GAME hey Inetlgaton of the North HEBRON—WllUam J. White havs thres othsr children bem changed to Qiemieal Bank for a week inatoad af ocsitlnu- Hannabuiy in findings laaued walking toward tha table at Us organization. Both engi-j statement this momihg: Robert F. D ufriu and Mary and Foundry, and the R. D. Georga N. investigation of the causes and as Manchester’s deputy meat (including ths match for listing. Only a fsw havo shows vdiich Miss Rose waa seated. T. D ufriu to Kenneth . 8. Wood Co. of Florencs, N. J. PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — An -M ladelphta rtota are Jciwwn to background of the sudden o u t­ Jr., 75, of Amston, died Monday New York Truat. Ing bayond 11 p.m. today. num at Pratt and Whitney The CiUaens for GoMwatw unusual type of packing took lnsr>ectar during World W fr n, at Windham Community Me­ ths third sst), who didn’t intersst so far, and only one has Benka hava bean ahy of Hating Othar Itoma dalayad toeluda Atty. Hannabury found that Suddenly, uid without any Corp. in East Hartford. Club, an Independent political Schwarts, property off Francu Bids were being taken on Converse break, which began last Fnoay died suddenly yesterday at Join ths tonsil • pulling Tober’s death waa cauaed by Ing, he took a revolver Dr. pipe In sizu from six to 12 place when Mr. and Mm. Jim night, Tate said: morial Hoapltal, 'WllUmantic. appliod. For the time being, tha for aeveral reaaona. One ia the approval of the tomta a t a new­ Othsr officem elected are organization, weloomu the sup­ Morrison made a trip to Boone, Manchester Memorial Hoigtltal. Mr. White was boim In'Rook- stocks of most will continue to rule for Information publication er exchange between tha tom^ the criminal act of (Jarmelo A. from his pocket and began fir­ Elisabeth Badlukt treasurer; port o'f and extends its coop­ WlUtam H. O’Brien m to Jean Inchea, tar coated or cement PAINTING AND “ At this time, we have been lined, and with bell and spigot Iowa to attend Mm. Morrison’s His death curtailed his greatest viUe, Jan. 16, 1889, a son of be traded over the counter. beyond that required by bank­ end the Blghth Diatriot, and Reyes, 36, of Hartford, a plant ing; first at Misa Rose and then George Mabey, seoretaiw; Paul eration to all individuals who M. Sullivan, property at 384-336 \ DECORATING able to piece together a com­ or tj^on Joints. SOth high school class reunion. wish, which was to reach the William and Minnie Biahop Part of the roadblock is hesi­ ing regulatlona. Another la that the allocaUon of flS.OOO for a employe. at the deceased. Delguldice, chairman of mem- believe in the conservative Center S t prehensive picture of Jhe se­ Adoption of Trade Name The pipe will be ordered They packaged oyster shells PHONE 648-3806 century mark. White. He hae been at Wood's tancy by the. banks theniselvoB over-the-counter trading offers watar ralief main in Spraoe St. Reyes haa been charged with "When Miss Rose saw the re­ 'b e r ^ p com m lttu; John Puerto, philosophy of government. quence of events which took Mr. Olbson celebrated hie Ramon Burge of Somem, from the-winning supplier as from their summer home at Can EveMngB — 6 M 9 /■ ' y Boarding Home, Amston, for News Tidbits and jwrt la a battle oyer rules leaa puWclty to the upa and Nkw business which wfll not volver she beg;an screaming an<| chairman of personal contact 'It is the conviction of the place immediately after the out­ 92nd birthday last year by first degree murder in To- commlttu that this yur’s , d/b/a Mary Carter Paint Store, I needed. Some pipe will prob- Hood Canal as souvenirs for her the past nine years. governing trading in stocks of downs of stock prices, and that be token up untU S^tt. t in­ dived.under the table at which conunittoe. former classmates. break of rioting laat Friday. ringing the bells that were a from the AP Wires ber’8 death, which occurred two Also, Charlu Riegal, chair-' presidential otoctiao amounUl 460 Main S t I ai)ty be purchased immediately Police investigators have nar­ Survivom inchidt; three sis­ nationally cHarterto banks. baulk stocks can be aold over the cludes acceptance o f saven days after the shooting. she was working. Reyes fifed n rowed down the identity of the ters, Mm. Joseph .'Provoet of The reason the stock ex­ counter by both aecurltlea firms streets, and waiver o f the According , to' the coroner’s through the Ubie and Misa principal Instigators of this out­ Santa Rosa, Calif., Mm. George Dora, season’s fourth tropical change thinks banka, aa well aa that are membem of the ax- town’s bidding requirement for finding, medical opillion la Rose was struck, but only break to a small number. -.J* storm, grows Mggsr and sttong- many other largo corporatidna, chauige and ttioae that aren’t. the purcheee o f walWe-tolkles, superficially wounded. He then Lombard of Southampton, H O iaae Maidiattan ia admit­ sharply divided on the question L. A "The police department Mass., and Mm. Frank Provoet sr In the t r o p l^ Atlmntle amid may now seek listing is the hydrants, chlorlnatioo equip­ of whether or not 'Tober’a heart began firing at Mr. Tober and ted to listing thia week, those has unquestionable information of Southwick, Mass. mports she’ll be a fuU-fledgqd signing into law last week of thO ment, and a pleca of equiimient attack waa the reault of his be­ struck him twice, one bullet H. brokem now hauidUng its stocks about the methods used by these Graveside services were held hurricane by ths time she Securities Acts Amendments of for the sewage treatment striking him in the upper-left who ire exchange membem will ing shot. chest, which wound &d not Shop Thursday thru persons to incite the initial dis­ v V J this afternoon at Andover Rd. reaches the' Carrtbbsan . . . 1964. These mqulrs largs firms plant. "It would seem logical for order and in spreading it to publish mom complete finan­ be able to trade Ito shares only R ^ r t o are still echadulsd on penetrate, and the other bullet Saturday at Pinahurst Cemetery, Hebron. Three-year-old boy rescued on tha floor of the fxchange. one not trained in medical aci' throughout the area.” from SO-foOt wreS,Jn OnUfomla cial information than most of a proposed Bigelow Brook cul­ entering the upper-left abdomen Leading the for The Potter Funeral Home, these unlisted ones now do, and Other brokers now handling its once to aaaume that a man and penetrating the abdomen. The mayor declined to be reported only ‘‘serutched and vert, and on the highway de­ eighty-two yean of age who more specific. 466 Jackson St., Willlmantlc, thus would bring them close to stock can continue to trade partment and recreation de­ was in charge of armngements. a Uttle wild eyed . . . Malay­ waa in apparent good health After the shooting, Reyes WHOLESOME Slarlier, he did say the FBI meeting rules laid down by the them over the coutner. partment studies. sian govenuneni charges In­ But Chaae Chairman George and, despite him age. eble to ac­ went out of the Sewtaig Room is convinced that there was no donesia has lannchcd an air­ exchange itself. and was soon subdued by other Communist background to the Eiwood O. Walker Large imlisted industrial cor­ Champion says, "Wa believe tively engage in hie employ- fashion parade HOLIDAY borne .’ittaek on the mainland. that a Hating would provide a Tag AlerU Medie$ ment, who had been ttiot employes of the eompany who rioting in the area, which is In- Elwood Gager Walker, 88, of porations from now on will have disarmed him and held him habitated by one-third of the 486 E. Midle Tpke., died yes­ to file the newly required infor­ broader market for our eharea." would not have had the heart FAVORITES... Outstanding are 20,961,381 CHICAGO — More tlien 100,- pending arrival of ths Rockville city’s 600.000 Negproes. terday at Manchester Memorial mation with the Securities A attack had he not been subject- PoUce.” Hospital after a long illness. shares with about 97,000 share­ 000 Americans are. wearing a ed to that atrem and atrain,' Police Commissioner Howard About Town Exchange Commission, banks The coroner eald Reyes had to your PIAJMP. OVHN RB3ADY R. Leary said arrests totaled Mr^ Walker was bom in Man­ with the federal regulatory holders. June 80 its auueta came tag deelgned to warn — when the coroner noted. to 111.9 biUlon. In all U.S. banks talked to Tober the day before 16 to 18 LB. 1964 CROP 621, including 438 in the riot chester Feb. 34, 1861, the son Members of Mandisster agencies, and insurance compa- they can’t — of a hidden med­ "It la mou|^ for my pur­ the hhooting and told the elder­ area and the rest on the fringes. of Manning H. and Lucy Ann Lodge of Mason will meet to­ niss with their home state insur­ it is topped in size only by the ical condition from which they Bank of America, the West pose to say that there ia aome ly president of the Tober Base- TURKEYS lb . 42c Most of the arrests were for Gager Walker, and was a life­ night at 7 at the Masonic Tem­ ance commissioners. suffer. According to. one esti­ competent medical opinion to ban Manufacturing Co. that he school! burglary. long resident of this town. He ple and go to Watkins, West Coast giant, which is federally mate, 40,000.000 Americans But Comptroller of Currency chartered. Officials of that bank the effect that the death of was going to commit suicide Looting and riot damages was was a self-MnplOyed plumber Funeral Home, 142 E. Center James J. Saxon, before approv­ have some condition for 'which Meyer Tober proadmatoly re­ BROADER ElASTED are quoted as believing Its pre­ because of domestic problems. estimated in the millions. before his retirement. He was St., where a Masonic Memorial ing listing of national banks, suoh a tog should be worn. sulted from the unlawful act Tober tried to tidk him out of M to 13 LB. OVB3N READY a former member of Manches­ sent over the counter status pro­ Service will be conducted for wants the New York Stock E x­ vides an adequate market for of Carmelo A. Rayas. The ulti­ it and advised him to see a 1964 CROP ArUrar K. Olbson ter Grange and Manchester Arthur E. Gibson, a member. change to make exceptions in mata oompateocy thereof is to doctor, the coroner said. y Green School Community Club. its shares. GOLDFISH OmDANOE TURKEYS lb. 45c Hospital Notes some of its trading rules to fa­ Never overcrowd a goldfish be determmed as the law takes familiar sight and sound to Survivors include his wife, vor bank stocks. its oouna,” Atty. Hannabury housewives in the early 1920s, Mm. Dorothy Chapin Walker, The DAV Auxiliary will meet tank. Proper Instructions call ADMITTED YESTERDAY: One demand is for more dis­ Soldier Rite Athenian reported. 5 Tongue* Related when he used them to lure and several cousins. tonight at 7:30 at the VFW for one gallon of water for each Mrs. Oora Oirtis, Stafford Home. closure of the activities of speci­ ^ his finding, the ooroner ' V*'"* A customers- to his horse-drawn FMneml services will be held alists making a market for bank ATHENS — The custom of inch of fish. A tank Is better noted, "Homicide is a oom- HELSINKI — Tlie Finnish, OSCAR MAYER Springs; Michael Filoea, Tol­ meat wagon on his house-to- tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the than a bowl, which has too land; Dan Henry, GlMtonbury; stocks than is required of speci­ honoring an unknown soldier p o ^ crime. It is not the Lapp, Hungarian, Estonian, house- rounds. He served his Holmes F\meml Home, 400 Lt. George F. McKeever, son much light and not enough wa­ and Turkish langttagu all be­ Sp«ci«l Trim Barbara Kochenburger, Storm; alists in industrial stocks. He goes back to the ancient Athen­ wounding that makes the crime clients garbed in a duster, with Main St. Reginald Scribner, of Mr. and Mm. Maurice J. Mc­ ians, who gave a public funeral ter surface. 'Fish have no eye­ long to the Ural-Altaic family. Leo McPartlaitd, Skinner Rd.. also, wants banks stocks to be o f homicide . . . It Is not the a big apron and grass cuffs reader of the JehoveJi Wit­ Keever of 60 Doane St., has re­ traded both on the exchange to Boldiem who died in battle. lids end need protection from death that makes the crime. These tonguu were first spoken Vernon; Ruby Parker, RFD 1, which reached almost to his el­ nesses, wMI officiate. Burial ported for duty at the Naval and over the counter. And he They wel*e laid in a public sep­ strong light by such meena as It ia a composite of the two." In the Asiatic lands near the HAM Bolton; Gary Perrett, 49 Keen­ bows. will be in Windsorville Ceme­ Air Station, Brunswick, Maine. doesn’t want trading in bank ulcher, each in a separate cof­ water plants, ceramic tunnels He noted, also, that the in­ Ural and Altai mountains. ey St.; Mm. Myrtle Pierre, 106 Born in Msmehester, July 30. tery. fin. There Was always one emp­ and pebbles. Also, never keep a CfcelM tester htsi stocks halted temporarily to jury may contribute to or ac­ Union St., Rockville: Mm. 1871, a son of John Henry and Friends may call at the fu­ Lakota Council, Degree of 'match orders, u in the case of ty coffin, representing all the goldfish by Itself. It hates to be celerate the cause of death. ssw svstlibls la Ann Butterworth Gibson, he neral home tonight from 7 to 9. tessesieBt slssl Emma Poirier, Stafford Pocahontas, will meet tonight industrial stocks in a trading missing heroes. alone. Tober died in Rockville City Sprlngni; TlKmias Stratton. 63 was a resident of this town al­ at 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. Hospital two dajm after the Oampfield Rd.; Mm. Catherine most all his life extept when There will be a social time with shooting occurred. Coroner his parents moved to Marlbor­ SietniMMSki, 66 Summer St.; refreshments after the meeting. Hannabury ordered an autopw ough, N. Y., when he was a Mm. Amah Tucker, Taloott- Faneralf which was performed on the 3.19 oach small boy. He returned to Man­ “THE HOUSE OF SPORTS* date o f the death at St. Fran­ vHle; Jean Zaehmann, H ^ o n ; chester as a young man and Royal Black Prsceptory will Raymtmd Belanger, 106 Birch Mm. Gm-trude B. Thomaa meet FYlday at 8 p.m. in cis Hospital in Hartford. A. NANCY KAY 1 pc. Oseax Mayor’s J er^ started his own meat business Miss Arlene Rose, 21, of St.; Rkshand O’Grady. T2 from the oW Gibson property RCXJKVILLiE — Funeral serv­ Orange Hall. Delegates who at­ dress with blouson tended a recent convention of Stafford Springs, was also shot Davis, who was just in Keeney St.; Jean Tierney, He- at 338 Main St. ices for Mm. Gertrude Barber APPROVED dotted bow collar, box • the store demonstrating bitm; Mias Mary Smith, 223 Thomas of 98 Union St. will be the Orange Lodge will give as she attempted to hide un­ When automc>biles came into reports. der a workbench when she saw plsat skirt Sharksldii- i the quality of Mayer’s Oak S t; Gregory Merton, 12 general usage ih 1926 he traded held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the Ladd F\ineral Home, 19 El­ GIRLS' BOYS' Reyes allegedly approaching look rayon in blue, 7-14. { small link sausage, says Windermere Ave., Rockville; his wagon and “Old Dobbin" Mm. Mary Scagllotti, 178A4 lington Ave. The Rev. Willard An elementary schools will with a gun. $ 0 ! for a motor truck and con­ be open for registration tomor­ A hearing to determine * that he will personally SpCuoe St.; David Roche, Cov­ tinued to serve his customers E. Conklin, pastor of Rockville guarantee the extra lean­ Methodist Church, will officiate. row from 10 a.m. tp noon. All Reyes’ mental ability to under­ 6 entry; Mrs. Geraldine Barton, this way until World War II children not presently enrolled stand the nature of the pro­ ness of each and every il2 Doane St.; Edmund Meising- brought meat rationing. He Burial will be in Grove Hill B. DONMOOR orion-wpol J Cemetery. should do so at this time. ceedings against him and hla REMODEL S Ib. can of this sand­ er, 851 Tolland St.; Miss Jean then, sold hU truck and estab­ ability to stand trial was con­ knit shirt ■with placket i lished a shop in the rear of his There will be no sailing Your old t o ooat Into wich style ham we sell. Lee, Stanton. Va.; Mrs. Estella houm. Town firemen from Hose Co. ducted sevMsl weeks ago at Tol­ collar. 8 eolrara. 8-7. { Ghessey, Tolland; Walter Ar­ present home,'where he had a 3 yesterday afternoon at 12:50 land County Superior Court 2 STOLES These hams are sold from meat storage and refrigeration s j N i : chivy, 52 S. Grove St., Rock- were called out to a minor car Three psychiatrists testified at A CAPE - er the self service case along plant. He continued to serve William J. Polosid GYM 8-18 i M I yllle; Mrs. Anna Pranckus. fire at 88 OAk St. A short in that time that Reyes w m l e ^ y with S and 6 Ib. cans of customers both in person and The funeral of William J. Po- wiring in the motor area caused A JACKET South Windsor; Leon Perraa, 60 by telephone. His motto was "a loekl'Of 118 Campfield Rd. was sane. - 4 Birch St.; Napoleon Pitcher, some sm(Ae, with no apparent SUITS—SOX^SNEAKERS “I therefore presume, as I For As ego AH Shown'*with OYFCMtlFS * Morrell Hams . . . Hafr satisfied customer is the best held this morning from _the u ttle As Scarborough motor damage reported, a fire must, that he (Reyes) was sane machine-washable wotfl t imported hams and advertisement.” John F. Tierney Funeral Home, a d m i t t e d TODAY: Nil spokesman said. The Town BAGS, SWEAT CLOTHING and competent on Jime 16,1964. FURS FOR RENT blend alicksJ OxfovtilL * Rath’s hcmey glazed Always an active man, Gib­ 219 W. Center St., with a sol­ Fire Department early today From fl34W Doucet. 131 Olcot’t St, son said he "was quite thrilled” Although It la not clear aa to navy, brown, chaketw i Hams. emn high Mass of requiem at was also alerted for one hour on when he formed the Intent to BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A last year when his driver’s the Church of the Aammption. 991 MAIN STREET . . . reg. and slim. daughter to Mr. and Mm. Wil­ a stand-by basis for ths ware­ NASSIFF ARMS CO. kUl HOsa Rose and Mr. Tober, license was renewed for an­ The Rev. Ernest J. Coppa house fires at H«u*tford. 8-7 fred Miller, 78 Deerfield Dr.; a other two yearn. He had held the time that It took for him to was celebrant, assisted by the walk . . . toward Misa Rose and CHESTER 8-14 SERVICE MEATS son to Mr. and Mm. Robert Mor­ the license since 1924. and Rev. Francis McGIynn o f Glass- in. 42 Dudley SL drove his car without having to Mr. Tober and to draw the r*-. AT PINEHURST . . . tonbury, deacon, and the Rev. volver and commence flrjng FURRIERS ' { BIRTHS TODAY: A daugh­ wear glasses, which he put on FYands J. Mihalek, sub8eacon. Whflo.turkoyB are aold from ter to Mr, would be a sufficient lengtii of O F ROCKVILLE and Mrs. Harold only for reading. He busied Paul (Jhetalet was organist and C. QIRLT0WN»8 wool f the froaen food case . . Bornheim, East Hartford; a son i himself with gardening during time to have such actioq be wil ^ 346-3478 soloist. Burial was in St. Mary’s tweed eoordinitea, btae bacon, canned hama and to Mr. and Mm. Philip Pellerin,! the summer months. fill, deliberate and pom edltat- Cemetery, East Hartford, Fa­ er eaO ulleet aauaage- from the eervice East Hebron: a daughter to M r.' He was a member of South sd," ths coroner ssM. 676-8939 with g(dd, iixea 7-14. oaae. . .we.call attention to and Mm. Floyd Denham. 69 Methodist Church for 42 yearn, ther Ooppa read the committal In his reconstruction of the Blouson aleewreleai Pinahurat’a why u fina dry Gingar Alq\ ' 19i ' PC Hi IIHOOV 3-ROOM I' Pi.OUTFIT I VI'.f. with tha c I a a r a s HCDW I- PL DIM n r f’l.i i i • ■ • •• I I V O i W I ; i • I p 0» it spring wptbr. me. Mr'iiLAIN' Also on jsala Maxwqi IN ■ I, H l U M O ' * ' i Houso ; instant Coffaa, HMJRRJrt SHOP N O W AND SAVE! •tylo ihowB lO-oc- faiV 1.59^—6-oz. S199 ™ S999 lors 1.15. ------i _ l ENDICOTT-JOHNSON SHOE STORES Ftoshutot Bpedsil Fgatum « ^ ^ M .,1 V* G t E N N e Y ’ S BLOCK ISLAND l ^ H l f t m t FAMILY SHOI STORES M . * < - • i . M I SWORDFISH M . • I :■ MEN’S SHOP A *j I ( • . I ' , MANCHESTER SHOPPIN»(f ARKAOl. 3S4>^. MIDDLE TURNPIKE. MANCHISTM. CONN. lb.69e .. K » . > i , Ite Ib^-ell SMtor CORNER MAIM aad BIRCH .BIHBBTS SHOP DH M M ANtHISm PAlilADK 0 P | M TMl f M R Y Nfgifr 1 1 1 ! 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* u-'' ; MAI^CHfiStBR EVENING HEEALD; IIANCHEBTBR, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, iE P t* i» B R % m i ■”(... r Section Two WEDNESDAY, SEFTEMBE91 , 1 9 « i lEvrnlng i| m lb . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1964 Pages 13 to 24 Shower Honors il * • *^adib Tonight Dolores Angelo J. Edgar Hoovar that Rmor ia the graataiK ateraent ia me da- Residents Ask for Solution Byram Critical, G O P Directors ^SpliP Vote Sunday Sale Issue ■tructloit -at home and family. Mlaa' Doloraa Angslo at, 0 Al­ Sunday, at least, ahould re­ Girl Improves T e le v u io n lan Dr„ Vernon, wna feted at main di^. and thus Jaasen tha To Bigelow Brook Flooding To Oppose Planning Forum a miaceflaneous brldad shower exposure, of young people by A 68-year-old Mancl^ester Sunday in the beekynnl of her Goes to Vote Nov, 3 at least that one my.'’ man and a five-year-old . He­ >« \ n , » ; ^ u S Mrs. Helen M. WaUdna of 56 Five residents a t the Lenox-9 placed in the entrance and exit bron g)irl, both pedestrian vic­ The three Republicans on toeftXerox machine tor tbs tossa (U ) CIOM-Up parent s home, Hoeteeaee were N. Lakewood Circle, hea..<>%!: M WhPTt Aft Your Edward. G. Bates, 134 Benton 40) Larainle , _ (M) apcut gueet of honor, and Miae An- oay aale^ alcoholic beverages in restauranta and cluba. WCTU, oppoeed Sunday sale done to prevent future flood­ in critical and aatiafactory con­ themselves against a proposed tor Joseph Tamsky’i salary to W Nooa. flporta. WaoMiar • :00 U(Mq) Bapio The Demooratic majority^-— ------of alcoholics, and quoted State ing of Bigelow Brook. St., complimented the Town dition respectively, at Man- Ckimmunlty (College forum on 210, 000. ,•:» (») CMb Bouaa (SB) SpeclAl neke Oroot of Vernon end Miae heat down a RepubUl playing field, they said, cussion and other head in­ board had more than enough fiscal year. 9:00 (8-30^) Sunset artn chusetta and Rhode lalaniL Bale petition, but whi(^ be- to the President’s Safety Com­ the brook has flooded each time proposed removable grates to votes to assure passage of .a The directors last night also fiw ( s a ^ Neam. apotSa, Weatbar your necks out and take a stand speed the water flow during juries. Byram was admitted to (M) V kara Now (10-31^) Seventh Hour The brlde-eleot opened her "THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET" eauae of a town charter re- on this isaiie,’’ and iiiged it to mittee, she has seen pr(x>f that there is a heavy rain. the special care ward Tuesday 21,500 appropriation to finance approved payment of half of th* Isteepole CaHiu' (8-13) On Broadw ay Tnnixht gifts while seated beneath an tpilrement, wo(iid have necessi­ “liquor’ Is the greatest con­ The grate which was design­ downpours. night after being struck down toe planning forum. 260,000 debt toe town incurred M) III the Pubue Ihtereet (34) A frica umbrella decoratqd with pink, tated a special town elecUon. reject the request, saying, eet^ tributing factor to traffic acci­ ed to keep chil(iren from enter­ by a car while crossing Oak­ The Republican maneuver (10) Maaboiit Sports, Weather yellow and white streanMrs. Section S-10 of the town dents.” She concluded, “Liquor ing the conduit, also' keeps backyard at 125 Brookfield St. land St., near his home. came in response to a motion by central firehouse. A 2BQ.OOO 1:15 (Xn Toniteht Show (C) ehartor require* the toam cleric keep the Sabbath Day Holy." (just west of Benton St.) was payment to retire half of ih* f m (Wa Squata Bat (12) Chris a a r k Commissioned Miss Angelo, a daughter of TTie Rev. Mr. Raak, as did Is definitely working against flotsam from flowing down, Jean Tierney Is reported In Democrat Theodore Powell, ■ __ (S) Sporta Oamera (3) B ovle Mr. and Mrs. Antony -Angelo, OPEN 4 DAYS A WEEK • OPEN TILL 9 KM. THURSDAY to call a special election if the file welfare of the family.” stream. A particularly heavy pictured under a''foot or more satisfactory cx)nditton in toe grouping eight appropriation re­ outstanding notes was author-^ ' f M (lOMO) Vtaflnlaa (C) (40) Movie Second L,t. Robert Baseler, many of the speakers who op­ is engaged to be fnanied to Lar­ board rejecta a petition signed Grlswola Chappell of 478 rainfall on Aug. 12 brought so of water in The Herald after children’s ward with multiple quests into one package. ized unsmimously, to be financed M ) OOKaraa ft Oontlnenbi 1:30 (13) Movie by at least 6 per .cent of the posed the proposal, cited the N. Main St-, representing the the-Aug. 12 flood — asked that body (mntusions she received from the 229,905.49 eurplus in (B-XMO) Oaie and Harriet 1:S0 (10-33) TonlfDt Show (O son 0f Mr. and Mrs. Richard ry Jay Roberts, son of Mr. and much floating debris with it Republican Harlan Taylor ar­ W Newa flpeioial (40) Movie ^ T. Baseler of 95 Minnechaug: Mrs. Jay W. Roberts of Orem, town’s slBbtonr. haxards of “Sunday drivers, Social Actions Cdmqiittee of that the grate became complet- the brook be enclosed. yesterday afternoon when a last year's fire depsutmeht uld be done. He is married to the former Ted Powell, ^ant on record brook instead of being absorb­ Whiton Memorial Library on N. taiBlk. Somo atetioaB eany other diort newacaata). A T N E W L O W eration worse than our own." tion were Mrs. Gerald A. Chap­ enters the cming along the equipment storage shed at toe OLYMPIA, wash. (AP) — BERKSHIRE SALE dren are influenced by what stitute in Bonn to a remarkable upon recommendation of proae- to move his 220,000 brick ranch South Side Expressway above town’s refuse disposal area. Why is toe Washington Stats ,tfaey observe, and this is some­ ve in the roof of toe mouth cutor Jamee D. Itfimbile. home across the street, only 100 the speed limit was a fast — An appropriation of 26,680 Patrol like a wallflower at tha OF WORLD FAMOUS th ! ^ that they shouldn’t see." C fimcUons aa • gun barrel Avery was arrestbd April 30 yards from the old site. It was thinker as well as a fast driver. to finance a group life insurance senior prom? A letter of opposition by Al­ and a pair of eyes that work after Vernon police staked out a time ■ cbhsuming, delicate When he spotted two police­ program for all retired town Answer: It isn’t attraefing ton J. Munsie, youth director with the precision of a range the home of the William Pa­ operation for toe home-moving men parked near the roadway employes. enough tall young men. of the Salvation Army, was finder. The propulsive force gans of Overbrook Dr. Police company to smash the old ce­ he applied the brakes, came to .— An appropriation of 21,500 The patrol said Tuesday K has MUNICIPAL BUILDING read into the record. comes from a sudden compres­ at that time said Avery hid ment foimdatlon so steel beams a stop beside toe police cruiser to permit "Town Counsel Atty. receiv^ only 20 applications BAIDWM PIANOS Munsie wrote, “I agree with sion of the fish’s gfUl covers. in a heavily wooded area in could be inserted under the and solicitously inquired “In Irving Aronson to retain a full­ after a week of recniifing for - s iR R O H ^ back of the house and fired a floor, placs tpe jacked-up resi­ trouble boys? Can Lhelp you?” time clerical worker. mon at least six to o t tall, bs- .22 rifle through kitchen and dence on wheels and haul it D (^ite file novel alibi, he got -r-,An appropriation, of 2600 to tweim 21 and 28. 28, atoh • in e t - C L O S E D - Cnmlif^iide has bathroom windows. Across ths roftd. a ticket. pay for the rental of a Larger sonoOl sdusaUen. The offenses occured April 27 AND ORGANSV the ngfat look. • • and 29. FROM THE MUSK FESTIVAL MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, T9M it^s anthentic When Avery was arrested he was carrying toe rifle, owned AT TANGIEWOOD, LENOX, AAASS. ontversity Tnw fuJfULdish Carpet Center LABOR DAY by his fatheri in a paper bag. K’sauthoitic baaotiful and exciting showplaca.of famous mgs and carpets’’ He traveled to the rural hous­ I. ing area, site of the Fagan tmiversity fit io(A home, by bus, according to po­ Emergency Telepheiw Numbers: D’ye ken the "Clan TartanJ’T EYeiything aboot lice. A Hartford man, charged Highw ay ...... 649-5070 Cum Laude is with assault with Intent to Janizan lairds It over all anthentic, from the just-ri{^t roll of the hutton- commit rape, was fined |30 on G arb a g e ...... 649-7937 a reduced charge of trespass­ with a suavely brushed pullover, down collar to the just-right taper the tafioriug. ing. Sanitary Sewer and W afer ...... $49-9697 Arrow Cum Laude oxford shirts are dependable William Bermudez, 30, was plaided In the Highland manner. arrested on complaint of a Ver­ in every detaiL The “Sanforized’* label says sok non woman earlier this month. A mellow blend of wool and mohair, The charge was reduced on White, oolois and atr^ies. The price is right. toe basis of a psychiatric re­ port indicating no violence oc­ tailored with V-neck. curred. Marlow's Is Manehesfer's Headquarters for Bermiides was arrested on a Sizes S-M-L-XL, 915,95 warrant issued by. toe court on toe basle of a complaint 'OfRcial Gym Suits" for Over 53 Years! ’5.00 by Mrs. Donna Chicky, Vernon PERMANENTLY MOTH PROOFED e^efarswiA*vtAR vonnon •wewina owvmh Trailer Park. KeUy Rd. She Is I MARLOW'S HAS ID- toe mother of two children. In othv (mses before Judge „ , The ONLY Regulation ja n tze n ALL W OOL Douglass Wright, Dennis Mc­ j I < Gym Suit for Man- Donald, 14 Laurel S t, was fined ACROSONIIC 220 for operating a motor ve­ * HAMILTON ,*1 / Chester’s 7th, 8th, 9th, hicle ^witooiit a license and 210 h and High School gym HEAVY WILTON for (Operating a motor vehicle HOWARD • ORGA-SONIC ..JARMAN JEXSEAL PROCESS (12 Foot Only) with defective equipment (muf­ -I classes . . . fler) ; ■ -'Bruce C. Babcock, 17, Baldwfin piotioi aind org«NU 8h « nffiaial Inatrtimwift Box Mountain Dr.; improper W ihft Bwkahlra Music PwtHvoI and N. Y. W otfd't Fair Leather sole and heel sealed with vinyl into a use of license, 2111; Steven S. MOORE 2 Colors: Antoniak, 22, Torringt - 0 |N B i AAm . riiroiigh Sat. 9 a Lm . »o 9 i I 0 F .M . ahaps Jongar than a conventional ahos. Available in OPEN 6 BAYS ■•THURS. TILL tP JI. the genome moocaein oqnstiwtioa. Now there b ^ trim, fin ^ ^UUed paitsms, with Oordovant leather everything you could ask for - ind at a moderate upper. You gat tha look of Wflh-pncsd quality, I "EXPERT more aeoording to the aiM EVERYTHING FOR OVER 61 YEARS! ^ and comfort unaxoellad by tha most’axpansiva i F IT T IN G r 6.95 W I^N SAUSI,-kI savici. I.c Goss Piano $ Organ Coi Fic^ tool Come by Msd let w It ymt hi a pi*. \ ■imaa. Oou» try a pair, . 1 tovseytotog 19U Harvaat Brown Scotch Grain , 121 ARyn SI. HoffM T^. SSM696 ■i OPDI $ DAYS— ar Deep Burgundy Cordoahril | HUES. TtU f P.M. FMI FARKMO hi Dand Nalol Ut Naw la Ny* MAIN am u err, ...... -ri'’ ( i \ . PAGE FIFTEEN fOUMTH Bf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M A N C H ]^'!^ CQNN,< WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER t , 1M 4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTBMBl

or Mra. Bramhall, Lrnig HUl find out which 'drugs you are The Politic€d Scene allergic to. With .the recent de­ J M i o i l Remedy’s Foe Andover Rd. ■ ' ' Nil Families Held Hostage^ The Columbia chapter’s quota velopment of many new drugs Offers Support of 76. pints for each visit has your doctor can almost always net ])eenT«eched for some time. find one to fit your needs—one I — to which you are not allergic. Sdectmen Plan Meeting $75,000 Robbery Nets $5 GjurtTest * For the chapter to reach the BOSTON (AP) — Ban. Ed- Barry in Old Home, What to TofraaU given quota it should have at least arard M. Kennedy, D-Mb m ., fer and wtiat arO Ha aide rf- ! DEARBORN HEIGHTS,Afnan a atom door atettered by 150 scheduled donors. Itie An­ On Town Constable Pay hospitalised with a broken back, MEATOWN Planned in* By WAYNE O. BRANDSTADT fecto? will be helped in his re-election Mich. (AP) — TWO housewlvea a bullet dover visit is tha last one for A—^Tofranil to a 'brand of and their three children were The bandit ran five bk>cka to Kennedy in New One this yepr In the chapter area. M.D. campaign by the man ha defeat­ Newspaper Eaterprtoe Asen. imipramine. It I* glvan for de­ H m Mlcetinui w S aoMt A public hearinf cn budget held as hostagea Tuesday in a another Dearborn Heights home UlSVa SILVIH UHP, lAST HARTFOM) ed in a Htter IMS primary light, Lake Fight The Red Cross Dutch Treat Q—Iloes Water on the knee pression. The side effects In- a l tawn comUMm aotn« Ban« raquasta for the ordinary ex- $7S,000 bank robbery plot that where Lula Forsythe, S3, was (OoBttoned from Page One) luncheon will be held at the chida dryness of the mouth, 'Mndituras of tte town will be Edward J. McCormack Jr„ netted a lobe gunman to. pulling her car Into bar drive­ Democratic and Republican cause pain to 'the whole legT day this firil to dlaeuM “ALL MEATS FRESH CUT—NONE PRB-PACEAQBPr leaders. Earlier, Synhorst, a An Andover Lake group ex­ Clark House in Willlmantic at blurred vision, rapid pulse, and m M tomorrow at • p.m. in the nephew o f U.S. House Speaker way after a shopping trip. an the water , that eprayz from What treatment would'you rec­ n il patrolUnf of tin town. John W. McCormack, said Tues­ FBI agents and poUca from Republican, bad indicated 12:30 pjn. on September 10. constipation hut these rarely n n . Sotoetman Rlehard Oomtounlty Hall. The board of Dearborn Hei|^its, a Detroit su­ As two of her three children tee fountain in the tree-shaded pects to seek a oourt injunction ommend? SHOPS day, "We’re good friends, and would await a ruling by Iowa The affair U to r all volunteer A—Water on the knee is an occur unless flie dosage Is too M om oaM at tiie aetoetman’a aducatloo budget raquast public burb, were still aeeklng the ban­ left'the car to open a garage' STORE HOURS: TUES^WED. f-S; pl&ZG. against the Rev. William N. hearing will be heW next as a friend and as a Democrat, Atty. Gen. 'Evan Hultman. workers, those. currently active accumulation of Joint fluid due large. >wrrH«Mp>cuo' n illn t toot nt(ht that Iw fwla dit today. He fled aftw a brief door, the holdup man- leaped "Welcome BGrry," banners Phllpot, Who has been using Wednesday. ^ I want to see the senator elect­ SATURDAY • fo 4— (CLOSED ALL DAY MONPAY) Hultinan, also a Republican, as such and those who wish to to an inflammatory process. It th a n t e a baan an Increaao In gun battle with Sgt. Virgil ^Da- into the auto, and ordered Mrs. are being atretohed across the had Indicated he felt the courts the lake without permission. become a worker. All interested ed.” downtown streets and every may be associated with allergic oandaliam to town. .H m public He volunteered to help "In greace of Dearborn Helghto po­ Forsythe to drive away. should settle the matter. John Yeomsns, a member of are asked to call Mrs. Paul Mancheater Evealng Herald Mrs. ForsytheSald she drove atore window is displaying a arthritis, infectioua arthritis or Glastonbury Man ndMIncB and parkinc area* any way he wants me.” lice. ' Synhorst told a news confer­ the Andover Lake Management Bramhall for rtoervatlona. TOTS 'n TEENS - • JR. W ORLD BoNoa correapoodeal, Olenie- about half a mile. The bandit komecoming placard. an injury. In persons with this abould b* patMlIed. te aald, Kennedy is in New England Police said the bandit held ence there might not be time Aseoetation (A IA tA ), said Sat­ weU Young, telepbone 343-lMI. Monica Bociar, 37, and her 3- ordered her and daughter, Cyn­ Oar LOW PRIOES kn SHII la Effaal Dti|ilta TM Faram^ Kennedy began his campaign Kindergarten Open* condition there may be pain in Beaten in Park ■Md Mm oonatablaa ahould re- Baptist Hospital . recovering for a court decision, since by urday a court hearing may be The Andover Cooperative the whole leg and the treatment from injuries suffered In a plane year-old twins, Janette and Jef­ thia, 3, out of the car, took ter tor U.S. Senator/at dawn to­ law he is required to certify the Mbra Botno eoan|>enaaUon fo r MARKED MAN Strike...... ,W E HEVE TONS OF MEET TO EU.! day with a hanoahaklng tour held within a month as the first Kindergarten', sponsored by the would depend on your own In­ crash June lA. He is not expect- frey, as hostaifea for a harrow­ wallet and to, wid drove off 8 ballot to the county auditors 56 33-year-oId Glastonbury wtet (tey do. MIAMI. Fla. (AP) — M arc^ among workers in the li\ilton step In barring the Negro min­ Andover Pre-echool Parent As- dividual situation. In some vic­ ^ to be released for several ing 45 minutes while her hus­ days in advance of the election, afcrra iMCfMtod that tte eSanton, 34, stopped In Miami band, Bernard. 40, was dis­ TV VIEWER FINED Fish Market on the Kast Riv­ ister from using the lake. soclktion, will begin operation tims the best treatment is tight .man, found beaten up In Center i go - everywhere nwm buy a uawl car and equip Barber College for a shave months. or on Sept. 8 The .Rev. Mr. Philpot, who bandaging of the knee in a patched to get $75,000 from the OAK PARK, ni. (AP) — De- er in New York City. The General Board of the on Sept; 14. Mrs. Barbara Kos- Park last night, is reported In It with flatoiiiv Hcbt, airen and Tuesday khd that was a mis­ nearby Michigan Bank branch He was jostled and pushed by owns a cottage at the lake, has kela will be the teacher. Slightly bent position, keeping A U T O M orm : p i z z a lores Julian, 31, w u fined $66 ARMOUR’S WESTERN STEER BEEF AFL-CIO voted ilnanimoualy satisfactory condition at Man­ radio. Dadi conatable on patrol take. where he Is manager. a friendly crowd. People and been turned down several times the knee elevated and applying Clanton, one of five men who PORDfcNONE, lU ly lAP) — Tuesday (or watching a televi­ yesterday to endorse President Classes will be held from 6 ice bags for two or three days. chester Memorial Hospital. aroidd u m the oaur. trucks mingled in confusion in his bid to Join the Andover Daniel Henry of 3314 Hebron fled the South Florida State A motorist tried to pass a Pat­ Boczar left for the bank Just sion program — in her car. Johnson in his election bid, but a.m. to noon ort Mondays, Tuee.- In others it may be necessary coordinates T te ooloctman'a otork waa In- Mrs. JuHan was arrested to along the sprawling stalls. Lake Property Owners Associa­ Ave., Glastonbury, was h o s-. Mental Hospital Monday night, ton tank on s highway Tuesday as Degreace arrived, helped a question remains about how tion (ALPOA). Only members days and Wednesdays. Parents to remeove the fluid and inject ■tnieted to auk toe Varnon dilef but didn't make K. ' Mrs. Boczar and her children to February for speeding and driv­ Some of the workers stepped faithfully 13 million rank and pltalized with multiple injuries of poltoe tf Bolton ooiikl tie tai had the initials of the hospital to volun^rily as buffers to are allowed to use the lake. Ih e wanting information on enroll­ a small amount of hydrocorti­ for {unTors stettciled on the instep of his The left tread M the tank ' safety, and was hurt in a shoot­ ing through a red light. Police file members will follow the ing children or other asp^ts of about the head. with toetr aonuminicatlono sya- said at the time she was looking guard him as he worked his minister luis charged discrimi­ sone into the Joint. One thing Police today said that they slippers. squashed half the car as flat as out with the holdup man. union leaders. the school may call the' presi­ is certain—this Is a ' condition p a t it e s The bandit fled when -De- at a six-inch television set way through the throng, the fish Johnson thanked the leaders nation. found Henry on a park bench at Ddectiva Nick Navarro spot­ a pizza. Yeomans saul the service of dent of the sponsoring group, that should .ndt be neglected. otter buainaas. the aelect- The driver. Antonio Gattel, iS4, . greace became temporarily mounted on the dashboard of erates and the muddy street. for the endorsement, saying' he the rear of the Hall of R ecords, ted the initials and arrested SHORT STEAKS Atty. Thomas F, Oalllvan of Mrs. Anthmiy S. Tiemann, New —^What Is tte connection and-preteans l! I aaan daddod not to call a apa- escaped uninjured. 1 blinded by bits of flying glass her car. Kennedy shook every hand will "carry it proudly during the building on Center St. He waa , Clanton. Boston Rd: between nerves and allergy? ' ^ town maatlnc for a lengfth- within reach. H e ' signed his campaign”, and wrlll “ remember Hartford has been retained in apparently beaten up. No fu r-! select fromi % aadnv Uat o f Itcmn*. but to hold name on so many pieces of pa It fondly in January as we begin the attempt to seek a court in­ A—Foods and drugs that Uier information waa available, t toam until the annual town per offered to him that his pen four more exciting years of pro­ junction against the minister. Manchester Evening Herald cause allergic reactions may af­ police said today. Henry waa 5-)l fect the nervous system. This uwatlng In Octobar. ran but of ink. An aide supplied gress." Members of ALPOA will be Andover correspondent, Law­ taken to the hospital shortly af­ a Garland . - a fresh^one. The President said current charged j|12.50 each to help pay rence Moe, telephone 743-67M. is especially true of milk, eggs, ter being found at 8:45 last A dded to toa IVat w hich to- chocolate, quinine, arsenic, sul­ 'T i... ohideo accoptanoe of roads, and Kennedy, ,38, waa nominated prosperity Is the result of the for a poesible court fight. The night. Police are still Investigat­ T u es^ y by the Democratic tested policies and not.an acci­ decision waa made at Satur­ fa drugs and liver extract. De­ ing, • Girltown l i appropciatiofwi for road aqulp- Statue Gets Toy$ pending on which nerves are ■lant, wUl b* three ordinanceo. State Cbnvention and by the Lib­ dent or just good luck. day's annual meeting o» ALPOA eral party Tuesday night. It is the result of hard work members. The lake aseociation affected, the victim may have Om would cut tha number of MANILA — The glass-cased blurred vision, deafness, convul­ Cure-ioua • College Teen JuoUeas of tte pgaca to 13. too In Iowa, Secretary of State and cooperation of business and has 221 regular and 86 associate Melvin D. Synhorst accepted labor," he said. "It is the result members. "Little Saint” in the old Philip­ sions, dizziness, headache, pa­ ■um ber It has been until tola pine Church of St. Nino in Ce­ ralysis of one or more limbs or WASHINGTON — AnUbiotics year whan It waa raised to 34 the oertlflcatlon of Democratic of tte unmatched vitality of our Roland D’Amour was re­ millions of years old have been • Classic President Johnson and vice- fre^ enterprise system — the elected to a third term as pres­ bu C3ty is said to leave the even mental symptoms. As with :::::: baeausa of the increase to too church jnaw and then to play any other allergic manifesta­ found in coal, where some scien­ :::::: Muadiar of Jurors to town. Town president oandldate Hubert H. envy of the world. ident of ALPOA. tists believe they may have Humphrey for the Nov. 3 loWa "1 predict, if we ^ U n u e on Bloodmotalle Visit with small children—and there tions, dramatic Improvement a Glenora Clatk Olive Toomay told tha have been times when the saint follows identification and avoid­ helped block complete decompo­ M:::tiliiil election. our course, the growth of the The Bloodmobile unit of the first adactman that 34 Justleaa FINE FOR was found clasping a child' ance of the offending substance. sition of the organic material | of toa paaoe ware too many for He said he had decided t o next four years will be the grea­ Columbia chapter of the Ameri­ from which the coal was prp- **take the bull by the horns" test in all our history. And ev­ toy. Of course. If you are refer­ a Petti iiiiii BoltoiL Tte only way to reduce FRYING. can Red Cross will be in An­ ring to nervous tension, this duced. Lack of exygen also | tte Bmnbar la by ordtoanca. and instruct the printer to put ery person in this country will dover at the Congregational helped. iH BROlUNG, tee names on the Iowa ballot, benefit from expanding proto«>^'^ TRUST PAYS OFF can aggravate any form of al­ Bate party primary has already Churrii from ll;46 to 6:30 p.m. PARIS, Tex. (AP)—O.B. Mc­ lergy just as It can aggravate • Pandora ■enteatad 11 pdrsou. OUTDOOR even though the certification Ity.” S ^ t. 14. Donors needing trans. H i waa filed after the deadline set Unmentioned in these state­ Daniel, who has grown water- most other cdnditlons. A aaeond ordtaanoa wtoild ra> BAR-B-Q portatlon should call Mrs. Paul mellons for many years, had be­ <)—My doctor says I am al- qaira vandora to obtain permits by law. ments was tht issue of the white a Jaymea backlash among union members Bramhall before then or call the come accustomed to having his leriic to drugs. What can I bafera editor anythtor bouaa He aald tee (Mtoision was his ::::u alone. who may be aroiised by the church on that day. patches raided by thieves, but do In case e( an infection or to honaa. gnectlons, Synhorst said, prospect that Negro progress Mrs. Henry Wroblenski, re­ this year he tried new tactics. slcknesa If I teve to take skirts i i A tend eadtaanoA rsqnaatod Harrison’s RIB teould be deelded on their mer­ under the equal employment cruitment chairman, will be He built a stand and put up a medlclneT In tea plaanlar its and not on technicalities. provisions of the CSvU Rights calling aU known donors. 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H O W K I- L. MANCHESTER EVENING BERAlO. MANGHESTEIL CONN^ WEDNESDAY. SEPTEM^R 2. 1 9 0 * FAGS SEVEN TM l llAN(3 lSSTtR EVENING I^RALD, AIANGHESTER; GUN)^., WEDNESDAY..SEPTEBSBER 2,^1964 can be removed ior surgical re- matching nant from ths Jo­ Candidates^ Children Ready Plastic C ornea done with aid ef a tpietdi- Camp Committee seph P.' Kenney Foimdatton, plus donatfons of cash and May Bring $ight cataract developed on the Meeting Tonight services from local residents BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVUNI To Help Out with Campaigns lens, It could be surgically, and organlsaUdhs. trsated th ro^ ths bole, Dr. e D B iyU W AVS '• FARKINO M « (OeBtbmedlhi^ Png* One) Manehaater’s Canq> Kennedy Since there is no assurnnce Stone saM. Ihe piaMo samea that the foundation will make a GAS STA’OON S • BASKEffRAIX O O m n « Croat Vaga Orii) CM ba. aoctandsd completely, Advisory ConunRtss will meet Tasuda, 'chemist, and iUguM T. u S tonight In the heeiilng ■ifother grant for next yaAr’s AR Week Fenoaaliy through the oomaa If neewary. operatlcm, the advisory com­ brother and tlater WUUam ■. RefCfjo, 'doctor o< science, de­ room of the Municlpll Build­ Wa Aia 18A% 1 Ruth Millett 1 1 m plastic comsa, taflor-ttt- ing to hear a report on this m ittee win have to evolve a Jr., 6, and StephuilA a — too' tsd to ths Individual sye^ hss y «tn » tvon to woo tho^^lolUpop scribed the plsstte oernea to aa yMir’s six-week operation, and program for raising necessary American Chemical Society boles through vihloh oonaoetlvo to make ^lans for neoct year’s hmds through other eourcee. That PumsylvanU man who tlssuo of the real eocnea can Lynda Johnson jdana n> con- recently bad Us wife-to-be sign, ■ymposlu^ on medical uses of sessions. grow, anchorlhg the implant TTie camp operated In three Gall Oogdm has played in DE MAK) BROTHERS ”*** ““ BETTER SERVICE tinue her college etudleo but hat a premArlthl contract giving plastics. more securely. iM cntlal flutde announced no definite • plana. dods o f ' two weeks each, every national Football League Tel. 643-7691—We Carry Jeimite Sealer him final authority In aO mat­ They have btea working at can pdM throiii^ the boles. m June 38 to Aug. 7, on a (54) game «and caught a pasa in Lucl will be a aenlor at NaUonal ters may feel he’s one tq> on the Massachusetts Bye end Bar Cathadral School for Olrla hare. site at Globe Hollow. each game since he joined the GREATER SATISFACTION most husbands.' But actually bfirmary In Boston. The team f h o n r n n VneounJfd? R waa financed by a fS,000 Detimlt Ldons In 1980. The Johnaon glrle have shown what be hae got is g worthless Is moving to the Oedars-Stnat the aplomb of veteran campaign' piece of paper. Medical Center in Loe Angeles, nem and made little epeecliM m WASHINGTON — The real No wife with an ounce of where Dr. Stone plans the first rate o f homacwnerohlp In the their eolo eortiea in p^ltica. femininity makee famUy deci­ Inmlants Into humsn eyes. Oldtlmtra aay they can’t re­ sion by such direct and open ’The idastic cornea la only aSie- Uplted Stateo hiay exceed the member when national poUtice third of an Inch wide. R Is disc- Government figure of 83 per statements as "I have decided cant, says the Natlanal Asaocla- waa ituch a famUy Operation aa ... "We are going to do such- shaped, with a hollow nubbin or It la thia-year. projection sticking up' In the Ucn of Real Estate Boards. It and-Buch,’ ’ " ’My mind Is made points out that city tsnants who up" or "If you will just listen center. It le Insened, from the \ \ PHOENIX;" Aria. (AP) — Re- side, between two layers of -the own vacation homos a A not In- for a minute, ru show you eludsd In tbs 83 par can t publicair Vlce-prealdentlal can­ where you are wrong." natural cornea. didate WilUara B. MlUer’a eld- Instead, the wife bent mi get­ A hole la-punched through the aat, daughters were to get a clouded central part of the oor- ANtdAL miSBANDRT ting her own way is quick to ROmi. Italy (APJ—The food bird’s aye view of Arizona to­ reassure her husband that he nea BO the nubbin pope up day. through iU and agrteultur* organization Elisabeth Anne, 30, and Mary the head of the family and the Then the pane is screwed Into has recetved a 15,000 dollar Karen, 17, were to be taken on one to make the dedslons. She' the threaded nubbin. Llsht ra^ grant from the Rockefeller an aerial tour of the state by graciously listens to his Ideas, pasa through the pane, men the Foundation at New York to es OOP presidential nominee Bar­ nods in agreement and never lens of the eye, then onto the re­ tabUeh a poet as advisor on ry Qoldwater's two sons. lets an Important discussion tina. animal husbandry education in Barry Jr., 38, a licensed pilot, turn into an argument. If the back, thin layer of the Latin America. The poet wlU was to.do the flying and Mike, Eiut she knows just the right natural cornea clouds again, or be eetabUshed In Rio De Ja, 31, waa to act aa ^ d e on the question to ask to put a nag­ other trouble develops., the pane pi nelro. MO-mile trip. ging doubt in his mind, making The ttour Included the Grand him wonder: "Am I right about Canyon, Creek Canyon, this?’ ’ She knowe how to ellp Olen Canyon Dam and Utah’s in her ideas so easily and-cas­ Monument Valley. ually her husband accepts them Stops were scheduled at Mon­ as Ms own. She ten^ to be wist­ ument Valley, Glen Canyon ful about her wants, instead of Dam and the historic mountain demanding, so that her husband mining town of Jerome. finds it even more pleasant to "■We’re really excited about "surprise" her with a decision our Arizona visit,’’ said Eliza­ he knows will delight her than beth Tuesday as she and her to pursue a course that she has sister alighted at Phoenix Sky gently sprinkled With the cold Harbor Aiiport after a flight water of, "WeU, U that’s what GS from Buffalo, N.Y. you think Is best, it’ s fine with f IlF-SBRVICI DIFT ITORI fiS ! Elizabeth, a senior at Newton, m e." Mass., college, said she plans to So, a wife’s signature on a PINE STREET AT HARTFORD ROAD help the Republican campaign document that says her husband In any way she can, " I ’m not is boss isn’t worth much. For it much of a public speaker," she is precisely when a husband has Z v ^ 'U7 said, "but I do plan some cam­ been lulled Into thinking that h8 paign talks.” is boss that his wlK finds it ATTENTION OONTESTANTS! Mary,' a senior at Stone the easiest to get her way. ’The " ^ 5 ^ “ » l a « Ridge, a private high school in wife who signed that agreement 'Wadrlngton, said, " I ’ll just tag surely, knew that and she must aiong behind.” have smiled a secret smile as * (tV#* Elizabeth, a tour guide this she signed it. “ Custom Car Contest" summer at the New York All righto reserved World’s Fair, said her talks Newsp^ier Enterprice Aeen. with fairgoers indicated strong Republican sentiment. " I ’m ' n e w c i t y EDITOR ENTRIES CLOSE very optimistic, about the elec­ HAR’TFORD (AJP)—’The pro­ tion outcqme,’’ she said. motion of William P. Pike to Tonight the four will dine at a city editor Af The Hartford THURS., SEPT. 3rd.. desert restaurant north of Phoe­ TTmes was announced today by nix, and ’Thursday they'll travel Robert W; Lucas, editor. At the Boys’ SkoM * o 8 to Prescott, Ariz., where Sen. same time, Mr. Lucas named C. JUDGING WILL BE HELD Goldwater officially ' launches Richard Eckel assistant city his campaign. editor. FRIDAY. SEPT. 4 AT 2:15 P.'M. H a v o M o i Mr. Pike, a Times staff mem­ ber since 1942 and assistant ti. QuaroRtooii city editor since late 1060, re­ Polly8 Pointers places Stanley J. Zabroski, who You Are Welcome To Affend! has resigned to become public to OHtwoar By POLLY CRAMER relations director for the Re­ Newspaper Enterprise Assn. publican party in Connecticut. thoUpporB! DEAR POLLY—Did you know that a "plumber’s friend,’’ the rubber plunger used to imatop EARLY AMERICAN FULL CONSOLE B2 CHANNa HARDWOOD 11-INCH drains, is also a friend of the PLANNING TO BUILD? DANISH WALNUT birds? ’This past spring we filled DELUXE CONSOLE one with straw and tied It to You’ll be buildins: a bright future for your fam­ Better Maker's Nfwest Console All Channel our old apple tree, upplde down ily when you “feather your nest’’ with savings. AM-FM STEREO AM-FM STEREO like a cup. A pair of robins 5 YEARS made It their nest and it has When building plans call for fmancing—^you’ll 6 SPEAKERS been fun watching the robins be better off with a “Savings A Loan” Home 23" TV COMB. SLIDING rSONT DOORS C O LO R TV PORTABLE TV sit In the plunger and hatch the M ortgage. eggs. Now they fly back tmd forth and rest on the edge of BOYS’ & GIRLS’ the rubber cup as they feed SERVICE their little-ones. —MRS. J. B. PROTECTION CONTRACT DEAR POLLY—After I had made a cake for my grandson, vS A V I N G S FREE OF EXTRA COST 8, who wanted to have a little SCHOOLSHOES birthday party for a few “ ManchesterNi f/ Tv O A IV 388 M 68 377 friends, I found I had no birth­ Oldest Financial A S < 1 1 i \ I I t > V Long-wearing liguhle atiap atop-ln or eoifo day candles. He suggested that InstttntloB” Fine quality leaNier nppere, perfect fitting i we use kitchen matches Instead long-wear aolee and heels. S|m b SVi to t . of candles. We did and they aansntSTsFsiTlnBST nnanaiai.- ineviTeTiat. worked just fine. —'VIRGINIA Current Annual It seems even the youngsters Dividend On fO O to 44nim i AKpsAr IWissT Insnred Savings know how to meet any emer­ BRANCH OFFICE ROUTE SL COVBNTMa gency—POLLY. DEAR POLLY-*-I Have made an Ingenious midget paint rol­ ler that can reach every one Fvtr^ Hniirc o^entill5P.Ms mon-tues-hiiJ of those Imposslble-to-reach LA r IQ I I U I I I D rnmnday • AJL to 8 PJM-—Wed. Oloeed At Noon ' i places such as iMhlnd the stove, refrigerator and so on. I used the wire from an ordinary coat hanger, looped one end through a foam rubber hair curler and taped the other end to a piece of broom handle. —ELIZ- Taaas', Wamoa's ABBRT. -BOOKS- DEAR POLLY—Leather but­ TIE OXFORDS tons on ratocoats or topcoats iRvmtory From Formor McmchoBtor Bookshop can become very dull, so I use a coat of clear nail polish on them. It helps keep the buttons FINAL CLEARANCE! Black or. ledea green to r - MAC McKEEVER from drying out If you do this doroy. Ouahlon crepe while they are still new. — salea Heae 4 ^ to 10. Cmmeoaie CeRolAm Afiom ANN 9inQrT 9fyiWI fwT f f « - r * ® I am fully aware that To o m ', WoMMn'f! 26 better .erx’ire meana DEAR POLLY—My husband Kreater aatlafacttoa. has converted an old wash holl­ Many people a r e b o w OFF er Into a small steamer for _ __ *4® rreel\inK the beaeftta clambakes. He put In a vent of our 5 yean* aervteo and small faucets at the lower protection program * ?* ’**’■ ta end and a wooden rack, Inside, that not only renden about two inches up from the « « » prompt, eourteoae aad bottom. *\6® efficient een ice hot!.' I also lue an old scuttle aa a flU e o k t...... NOWSOs PAPERBAUK BOOKS partlolpatea in the eoet 1 ' ae welL -May we eanre planter. Filled with good soli. It V * * ... *38® youT is planted with ipetunlaa. — OHILDREirS BOOKS dfRUDIE; ' LEATHER FLATS ^OIRL8-l-11ianks to all of you $2 Bosks...... N b w N s for sharlilg your Mens for giv­ MODERN LIBRARY toys'. Man's and SPORT SHOES ing a second lease on life to ontmoded equipment. I nm sure $3 Bosks...... N O W ^ / COOKBOOKS Newest styles . . smooth or erusbed leaWisra imuiy ntttcs will be searched to FOAM SOLE SHOES patcnto, suedes, reptile prints. Meek, brown or new S'.**. ^ t S ' ^ seie what trepsorars they hold. dhades. 4^ to lOJ —POLLY Popular Spanleli brown n^ OIUR POLLY—My son likes per, all bound edges for in s to use his knife to wMttle Back To Sdwol Specials flL oosttfort-enehloa toa^dea. polnU on aticlM for plant mark­ OH to It. , y ers In the garden, I was al­ 2.97 - 3.97 ways worried he would cut Ms COLLEGE FLUORESCENT 1 A LL MODELS fingers until I thought of using a cardboard about four Inches square with a hrte in the cen­ BOOK COVERS DESK LAMPS PAPERMATE ter. H8 puts the stick through Plastic Coated the hole, then wMtUes away Reg. lOe WHh Btobe PENS iwith Ms hand back of the card­ Bettor Maker's QiMlIty Crofted board. No more worries about Now Bach cut fingers. This would i bp a •4.95 1/2 p i^i c e mobd idea for Boy Scouto. — 1 ' . ^ » 0 0 l » W ' » 1IR8. J. V. I MEKS & BOYS’ SHOES ^ *I3J Sead Not Indian**, Oxford eg sta»-ki rilylaa.slylaa. PoUshed ar grahtot g I gore, h ^ or r'Ifw sat*. to— U . j WASHINclTaN — THat’8 not the portrait of a real Indian on an Ridian-heMl>enny. A gov­ s , In c J ernment officlal’4 dawhti(^ pul on an In d lu headmreae and and a l l p r ic e s in c l u d e f u l l posed for the designer. In fact, ■H- MANUFACTURES' WARRANTY. DELIVERY- sh# forgot to take off her peaM ■eeklace, wMch Is visible on a Opoa WodhoKkiy, Than doy eod N dey Ivpafi^ Uotl fiOO NORMAL INSTALLATION and AVERAGE TRADE— BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED penn^ In good condition. , ) k \f • • • " \ • ■■ . • i - V , ■•.•/ ■ -■,. ■ . ' f ■ ^ , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAljCHElSliai, CONIl I WEDNESDAY, 2,1964 PAGE #AGE inCHTEEN ItAKCHESIER ^ N IN G liEtiP^Q^fT MANCHESTER, CONN„ W EDl^DAY, SEPT^BER 2, m i DAILY CROSSWORD PU iaU I Softly Ploot^ T ri City, — Vernon Cirtcle Area y n u s SPORTS BY ROCSON OUR b o a r d in g h o u s b MA.IOR HOOPLB M i- ( SaaUMtoattsa ■ -ik,' : a Bhuid New 84eMWA fillhoaetle at Mwcicon Hktbfy [ i new and eacltlng ladies' KAYE’S K P O fc n W E ^ Bargains awear shop (THE CART Vernon Circle, haa unpacked a o lEL) has opened at Tal- shipment of dreamy fashions. oottviUe in the Country Store These SLEEVELESS DRESSSB OREA^ \DBA ^\EYTHE\AMV;tXIW&, 1------Crm. 5 SS5 T S------HomIm , 4l0oeon^ flbn Block now housing the Talcott* of erape also the driftlag soft­ 3 AKB/ EVER L\HANS YOO IfEAO 4IVataiNe vMle Post Office, the "Village ness of chiffon have BeokliaM 'tfw n x 5AV T<5 A U T U .» ~ SINCE TOO HAOliMfS pEST, Listed by action T0NI6 HT, ttJY6 f uirer Bootery" and “Wellaa Gift that plunga dlacreetly. In slzea THAT RED-HOTA •4*Lt^R,YWE« Shop." Convenient to the "Treat 5-13 here ai# DBCOLUTTB WITH VVlA«TrtA TAKIN* ' STREAK AT f / eMPTOKTi? -< OPP LEO SHACKLES, Sh(^” andv "(Connecticut Golf SHEATHS with a swing to BLACKJACK / | 'tOU‘D REAU.V Land ” THE CART WHEEL them, a throw-back to the gay €•#». V M Feehw Cw»k WE CAN HAME A NICE I I'VE SEEM PROPlT FPOIAIT, ISMoatba offers a fine selection of PITIENOLY CARD GAME MJaceb^iirtla M Anb bMd bu d 1930’s. Tuck Into your cdllsge- LOOKING POR IF X -DO SAVSO sweaters, skirts, suits, slacks. bound trunk any one of thesa >3 E«.' T BepiMiiber la Sweater tim e ^Head-Flrat into a New Season BLOUSE of Caramia crepe in 18 Clan (comb. vAfCMNcnm It needn’t be Labor Day for If the matter of back-to-school already done so, drop In to reg­ beige and green with the wrist tano) ■Blit (ab.) MMwwy. Come to ICNITTBR’S WORLD You'll want to look your best HEV,BUd»t HA/E USpulih DOWN aoU M nlroai fUMv 2XM] next Monday, If you’ll let apparel and college tuition baa ister your name for the Sep­ ruffle and versatile tie-sash aanaoior where yoa’H find the larE«at a«- for the glorious autumn season IWV YQuecnrAPiBCE eonqncror lOttMlod UimHI lection of Imported and domestic PICCOLO’S PIZZA PALACE you down, remember loans are tember SO drawing for the neckline has wardrobe witch­ M M aiku ahead. GAETANO’S SALON OF beautiful "Susy W ong" suede OP i m Z CAN aiRdtaw RBaDsVnA TARNS in central Connecticut. BEAUTY offers every phase of on Main Street, Just north of available from OONNECTTCUT ery. Shm KAYE’S SPORTS­ amMiu coddott lludMollln Boldbbortbb) AtUefi/ BANK a n d TRUST COMPANY coat with mink collar which WEAR. .(>pen M on d ^ throitah ‘ AC TiaK NO T With the Bounds of Christmas beauty service. MALE AND FE­ the Poet Office, prepare the ,*rvii58 WTH? ' at tamStr aiS flar for any worthwhile pwpose. Ob­ will be given to the lucky win­ Saturday and OPEN EVE­ aiTlnt tt«a 27 Sm Mrd heading am way with positive MALE OPERATORS (Miss family’s meals. Order nourish­ yiMl aSNumbor dlHladauontal ing and easy-to-serve PIZZAS tain a loan promptly and in ner. THE CART WHEEL Is NINGS on Thursday and Fri­ 25 Bird niiMbM ■ureneas, wander about at Lynn, Mr. Gaetano, Mr. Glno) OPEN MONDAY through day to 9 .\ 85M100 utraneo KNITTER’S WORLD to See the with so many delicious toppings strict confidence. Three Man­ SOEirAniMln with very special skills, com­ chester offices to serve you at SATURDAY and OPEfi^ EVE­ 31 Strand •SSt MMWrtwr omammta and stockings you to choose from. They have rOoonlarpoit SllnlUto MNiadte(eoiA prise the staff. Before you shop 893 Main, 18 North Main and NINGS on Wednesday and Shoes for Bock-to-Sehool' SSMutieal tribnta fnatf can make to be cherished year STSootbani atata' tCerract (eoDJ for a new season hat, have your spaghetti, ravioli, lasagne here the Parkade. Friday. THE VILLAGE BOOTERY after year. Enjoying a high- hair ebaped and snipped be­ to TAKE OUT, also oven-toast­ on Route S3 in Talcottvllle has T r r r r laahion revival are the 17th cen­ comingly. How about a soft-body ed GRINDERS. Place your or­ Rea^ to Work for Yon Teach your children to use famous "JUMPING JACKS" r" tury CREWEL EMBROIDERY PERMANENT WAVE. Now at r" * der. 64B-3009. OPEN LABOR The old' bugaboo of fall house- paper toweling instead of a for girls and boys. Bring the kits (picturea, puraea, chair the beginning of a new month, DAY. On Fridays and Satur­ cleaning has lost its power to cloth to apply paste shoe polish youngsters here to be outfit­ IT r seats, foot stool toppings). Do a new season, try a new RINSE V X i fT days. PICCOLO’S STAYS Ure you. JOHNSON PAINT OO. and to pUt the paper In the gar­ ted with SHOES that are made J I see them along with the hand­ or FROSTING to add shimmer­ OPEN TO 3 A. M. for your con­ 728 Main StreSt, has HOUSE- bage can after they have used to fit’ right, wear well and look C a v e a t e *\pto r fo some TABLSXX0TH8 in the ing highlights to your coiffure. venience. CLEANING AIDS of every de It. great. Mother, while you are i^|»J MEANS BUYER nr Stamped Goods department. Book the appointment for that scriptiqn, ready td save jrour here, try on some dressy or ^ V.ANVEE*; 'ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 6EWAR6,DUKE I KNITTER’S WORLD has doz­ BACK.TO-SCHOOL HAIRCUT. Bvealngs Are Getting Longer time and energy. Hare are all Calling: Maacnllne Students casual shoes with the city-wise •> II" ens of pattern, books for all 648-9023. Keep your home bright and the leading brand names of Shop ROTH'S CLOTHIER, and country-bred smartness. types of needlework. They will nmrr THCirmc THE ME, ,THMCAUMG OH«|>dau WEU.,6H M i.W E ^ WTHiWBCOOCL cheerful with a versatile WAX (Staples, Preep, Butchers, Tri City Shopping Plaaa, for OPEN Monday through Satur­ help you get started and gul^e To get a too-tight ring off a HMETlsmi' HE HM« A LOOKAT/T D » V D U « A D ^ 2T FLOOR LAMP from thq en­ Helene) in jmste, liquid,' seif- 826a. apparel to please a man’s taste, day and OPEN E V E I-^ a e TO MNP IT IMIS M0RNIKI6 8 you to a satisfying finish. Why child’s finger, grease the finger iavt-2414 9 on Wednesday, Thursday and ,COOPS>-UP 1M BEFORE \VE 1 larged Lamp Dept, at WAT polishing form to help you clban as he heads for campus or a iN ACMTil AT Al*^^! RESEARCH mnBR? not learn a needlework hobby at well with vaseline and then career. Buy America’s best Friday. ' KINS, 935 Main Street. What and polish floors and fumltun^ \ KNITTER’S WORLD. gradually work the ring off. brands at ROTH (XOTHXEiR. convenient Addition to your in one operation. Thera are BY DICK TURNER X SPONGES and BRUSHES for You’ll find "Jantzen’’ SWEAT­ A Back-to-School ‘Must’ CARNIVAL room. Here is light / ’you can M n -O -IA M A ERS, “McGregor” SPORTS­ Send your daughter back to take with your to your favorite Walls, ceilings and windows, to­ gether with effective cleaning WEAR. “ Van Heusen” SHIRTS school looking Udy and well- Store* Around Town chair fbr reading or aewing, to Hera’s an attractive dress-up groomed, with a trim, flatter­ products that will lift grime and frock that fits the half-size fi­ and many other famous labels the bridge table, to the type greasy soil like magic without at ROTH’S OLOTHIIBR, head­ ing HAIRCUT at .ALDERT A Sew Smart; Sew Fashionable < Tools for School writer. A atreamllned FLOOR gure perfectly. Soft pleats give LARRYS BEAUTY STUDIO, LENOX PHARMACY. 299 hack-breaking effort on your a gentle tsmlnlne air to the quarters for that well-dressed Sew tor school. Sew for your LAMP or Student Bridge Lamp Tri City Shopping Plaza. And East Center StreeL is headquar­ part. This year why not hmise- skirt. look that rises to meet the de­ home. PitG RIM MILLS, 177 or colorful TOLE LAMP, may mands of any occasion. Visit for "her” college-bound slater, T TT Hartford Road, has by-the-yard ters for BACIT TO SCHOOL clean the modem way, the easy No. 8262 with PattD-Rama is Ur be ralaed or lowered, has 3- way with the most-dependable ROTH’S (CLOTHIBR, open remembtr that ALgB R T A beauties you’ll love to work with SUPPLIES with everything for in sliea I25i, 14H, IsVi, LARRYS BEAUTY STUDIO way switches, and oonsea in products on the mariiet avail­ Monday through Saturday and and to enjoy when the garment students of all levels. Note­ 3054. 22H. 3454, 36%. Bust 88 to specializes in PROFESSION­ rich array o f styles. able at JOHNSON PAINT CO. 47. « z e 14%, 88 bust, 3% yards OPEN THREE E'VENINGS TO r is finished. What a world of books, pads, papers, fillers are 9 on Wednesday, Thursday, AL STyLINO, aimed at dram­ quality fabrics you’ll find here conveniently arrayed for easy of S5-lnch. Mm adiSiVAiVn Shoe Repair of the Bettor Kind Friday. atizing and complementing the at PILGRIM MILLS under one selection. Y o u 'll find many Never pour water on small To order, send 50c In coins to: best features. ^>en Monday roof. Smooth COTTONS, wtde- SCHOOL SPECIALS to make oeedlings in window boxes in HOUSE A HALE SHOE Sue Burnett, The Mantihaster 5677H SER'VICE can put FULL SOLES’ After French-frying potatoes, through Saturday and OPEN wale CORDUROY, printed VEL- the time for reading, writing such a manner that you wash Evuiing Herald, 1166 AVE.^ OF TO 9 on, WEDNESDAY. u Add a delightful look to linens on men’s and women’s shoes so AMBBIOAS, NEW YORK. N.Y. slide them into a brown paper PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER VETEE34, 50 different shades of and arithmetic a happy period., . - . ,__ . . . the tiny plants away. Instead, bag. The bag will absorb the THURSDAY AND FRIDAT. use a wet sponge and squeeze expertly they look like naw. 16966. WOOLB2NS to match up with Shop LENOX PHAw Sa CT forlf* * * * ^ extra fat; 644-0020. / Ja ^ h o r t tt \ t any sweater, plus linings and ’■Shaeffer” BALL POINT P E N il” ^.*” ^ : ** ** ■ P®*’" it over the tiny plants in drop­ Ladies, when you see the re­ * o r Ist-clasa mailing add lOc VJHO EVER HEARD OF ______:S lets too small to damage fragile fined, dainty way your .shoes for each pattern. Print Name, *^GIRL j u r A BALLERINA OR A , PLENTY OF jm o u i interfacings, CURTAIN and WITH REFILL, reg. 31.79 now , MASNT / £ ^ DRAPERY material,omcerm., alsom»u FES-rr,o - 69c. B u yW U gh SPIRAL COL-1 plants. look after being resoled by Address with Zone, Style No. <9 0 R<3 E0 U5 M O V IE ^OTHER TWINSSi D u t t ,i 111 >. A I B1 J If W IL L IA M S Nick” at HOTJ8E A HALE and Size. Investment Headquarters Don’t Bon Out of Ink STAR W H O WAS OKA JOCXEY TIVE FABRICS for weddings LEGE COMPOSITION BCIQKS IF THAT OUTS AS TRItfOER- Harrison’s Stnttonsn SHOE SERVICE, you'll wonder Send another 80c today for Need investment advice or BOTH FAIRWAYS have FIL­ pT^^FEET-TWOF HE'S JUST STANPIW’ BY WITH LERS for BALL POINT PENS THE IW5ECT SPRAT-- IM HAPPy AS HE LOOKS. HTS fonniU.. Pttk . flUni ™ »S ?'S U S 'S o''2 J K 1 Starting Its 20th year In the why you ever hesitated. Such your copy of the new fall A speakers for your meetings? from the “ Simplicity,” “Mc- SHEAR80N, HAMMILL A and CARTRIDGE PENS of all awy buss come AROUMP, OONNA OCT RIP OF VtXl heart of downtown Main Street, an easy way to stretch your winter '64 issue of our pattern ALONO WITH’EM/ CalT' or “'Vogue’’ lines and select COMPANY, 918 Main Street, is maksa. Have an extra supply HE CAN SET RIP OF ’EM Sheet SPIRAL NOT* BOOK gening Herald, IIM AYE. OF HARRISON’S haa a complete shoe budget, you get extra shoe book Basic Fashion. BEFORE THEV SET all the NCnONS and SEWING CAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. Manchester’s Investment center reg. 69c is now 49o. Tote d nour­ line of quality school and office mileage for pennies. A man's ______^____ a------^ of ink always On hand. Bhopv STUCK TO THE AIDS youll need. PILGRIM 109S6. shoe gets the extra durable and is a member of the New FAIRWAY, ishing meal to school in a supplies, attache cases, brief WET PAINT. MILLS is OPEN 10 a.m. to 9 For Ist-class mailing add 10c FULL SOLES, put on with the Planning to Inveatf York Stock Exchange. 649-3831. p.m. Monday through Friday LUNCH KIT WITH THERMOS, bogs, aipper cases, also pens DEMPSEY-TEGELBR A CO., 12.39. Stock up on one or morcK®JjJ“ ®*’ Print Name, same professional finesse as the and OPEN Saturday to 6 p.m. and pencils by "ParkeY’, 629 Main Street, is a member of To refill pillow tickings after Coma FOUNTAINTrnTrM»TATM pnriuRPENS wWITH rrH 10 vrlth Zone and Pattern original soles. It costs no more ’SheaXfeY’ and ’’Cross” . HAR­ to get the best at HOUSB A the New York Stock Exchange laundering, tie the ticldnga to FIRST TO MARIOW’8, M7 Celebrate This Weekend ! « fo ' Newi~^’64 Fall-Wlnter Album RISON’S has it or will special- HALE SHOE SERVICE. Formerly Cobum A Middle' your upright vacuum b u as MAIN STREET, THEN BACK TO SCHOOL • \ Before toiI^ Md daughter gpjjciAL at LENOX PHAR- ..5?*.!°”' ^^Hectlon order it for you. HARRISON’S brook, they suggest the pur­ you would the dust bag. Then, leave for college, why not enjoy regular fd^urea; items STATIONERS is open 6 days Cut off a gallon-size plastic chase of "SECU RITY INSUR­ with the motor running, feed MACS'. a fun-filled evening beginning make! Onlyly » c a copy. and TlMirsday eveniiy. Cflll Jug, Jiut below the neck, and ANCE CTOMPANY OF NEW the feathers into the ticking with dinner at FIANO’S RES-1 649-6341 for delivery. use tt for washing out a few HAVEN” stock. Complete in­ bag through the opening for at­ The Inipiirer 1 1 . 1 1 . TAURANT A COCKTAIL H you Use two diapers on small things by hand, such as formation Is available. Stop in tachments. LOXmGE on Routes 6 and 44 in , your baby, try this; pin two to- Serve a *Royar Dessert Oflleial Gym ,Olothliig handkerchiefs and baby’s socks. or calL 643-1108i. -BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL Bolton. .They cater to appetites getheY on the line by the cor- When you have ROYAL ICE N A 8 S I F F ARMS COM­ Use an ordinary potato mashpr CREAM in your refrigerator o f all ages, because everybody. ners on wash day and, when PANY, 991 Main Street, is as an agitator. you can diapenae horqktaUty Fabric lamp shades with 1 OONTUMPER- appreciates GOOD F(X)D. sklU- J'ou fold them, fold them togeth- headquarters for SCHOOL T E 5 fully prepared, expertly season-; o*" you would one. Keep your joyfully. For all your autumn stitching may be shampooed PAP, CAN I 9TANP.|TH0UflWr) u i MA p s T ■GYM SUPPLIES. O fficial If Von Are New la Town Just like your tunlture and rugs V. ed and then served with a flair .tolcum can handy. As you, fold, entertaining, when friends drop n £A $E HAVE u ie r e a • mi W NOL'tl. TM. tJ. M. OT. equipment for students o f Man' "MARTINIZINO” . . . ONE In a pan filled with shampoo VOli In luxurious surroundings. If au- sprinkle . talcum lightly on the in during the evening, ROYAL HOUR DRY ' CLEANING asks N lC K ELt &IO SUPINE tumn wedding bells will ring, re -, inside. , ICE CREAM always pleases, al cheater public schools, and suds and a soft sponge. Do not “Be sure there is plenty of seasoning in the stew— State trade sriioola includes for the privilege of serving you. attempt this on shades that WOMAN/ member that the BANIJUEt I ------ways “hits the spot” So de­ we’reliushing bteath>freMeners this week, you know!’’ regulation shorta and Jerseya No need to remind yoirthat. sum­ have the material glued on. HALL at FIANO’S is Ideally I A keyhole tbSt is hard to find liciously rich and creamy, you mer suits and toppers should be pltu romny O'TM BAGS also suited for a WRDDINO RECEP- after dark can be touched up can taste quality. It comes in stored away clean, after a \ TTON. 643-2342. CLOSED LA- with luminous ' t to prevent pretty colors, in tempting fla­ sturdy sneakers and related "MARTINIZING” treatment Unolnttored Variety BOR DAY and every Monday, [fumbling for .the lock at night. vors, in fancy shapes like Sten­ needs. A complete range of that cleanses thoroughly. YOUR GIFT GALLERY cil Slices or an Ice Cream Cake. sizes la available. Greasy spots will weaken fibers the main floor of Watkins ROYAL ICE CREAM. Warren ahd invite moths. You don’t constantly re-arranging its dis­ T-X Street, is available at fine drug Bottom contour sheets may be play shelves and adding new • NH W MU. In want that to happen. Depend' THE WORRY WART and grocery stores In your fixed BO that they have more able "MARTINIZINO” ONE ones with your shopping con- heighlMrhood. "give” by inserting guasets of HOUR DRY CXiEANING plants venlence in mind. 'Ihere is an Ni|.U.iA roLUCdB B E N C A SEY IfaNsR^ SrWinlSt he. either four or six inch-wide at MAIN AND BIRC31 STREET air of spaciousness and un A quick and easy way to elastic. Open three of the seams also 299 W . Middle Tpke. elim cluttered jdenty. Come to YOUR mend worn pockets in men’s and insert a pie-shaped piece Inate the danger of expensive GIFT GALLERY if you’re andnd boys' clothing is to cUt off of elastic' in each. moth damage. Look better, feel shopping for an intarestlng / Ule worn bottom part of the better In clothes cleaned the- something to "eend-off” with Chance of a UMime S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL pocket and sew across the bot­ Lunchboxea for School thorough ’’MARTINIZINa’’ way your-felicitations that much' tom a coiiple of times on a sew­ BOTH FAIRWAYS have a big here spots and' stains are treat' loved college student. See the ■M ing machine. This makes a assortment of LUNC31 BOXES ed Individually before cleaning eagle-topped DESK THBR ' TEReiBtE-CJUST . I WSONEREDTHAr DOysU REAUZE THAT shorter pocket, btit a strong one Including those WITHOUT so they disappear completely. MOMETBR, 36, that serves as a to S««E-8 AVE- m u HOW CHP THE TERRIBLE. 1^C WASTED A UFPDME/< VWH A u r n s HARD 'WORK that will probably list, as long THERMOS bottles. They're col­ There’s never a dry-cMgnlng paper weight, too. For the bride- NfoonoNAUApTrojoE ANOS1UOV lOXJLDHAVE as the already partially wont orful and roomy, Just the thini odor clinging to your clothes to-be you’ll find much to show TEST 6 0 ? BEEN1HERDIALSUME0II71 garment. (or happy lunchtime at school Just a fresh, sweet-smelling fra­ er your good wishes: HURJU' Shop FAllIRWAY. grance. "MARTINIZING” con CANE LAMP, CANDELABRA ■The Uttle Shop’ tinually aims to serve its cus or brass, 334 a pair, also an Ir­ At 305 East Center Street, Try a New Haircut tomers better, faster, for moM ish B B U E B K CHINA pitcher, has a big selection of autumn Girls of all ages radiate well' complete satisfaction. You'll like plate, sugar and creamer. Au apparel for the gals heading being and confidence when they the work; you'll like the friend­ thentic copyrighted reproduc back-to-school, to the office, to are assured of attractiveness liness; vou'll like the prices at tions of MUSEUM PIECES sat­ club activlUea. THE LITTLE and good grooming. This is es “MARJ^ZINO." isfy that "love ol; artistry’’ in SHOP haa the important "In- pecially Important during the SUhooeltos, Florals, StU Life every |ouL Please 3ha newly gredienta ” that go Into a fash-^ next few weeks when new wed host with a LEA,THBI^ SAVE *60 ionable wardrobe. Here are friends are made in a classroom WATKINS ART OAIDBRY, 18 i M KfORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVAIJ-i Oak Street, has an appealing COVERED DECANTER mold­ Nw ro(WA A S*w* SKIRTS, 38.98 an«J 310.98, of or office. A chlC.and flattering ed after a centuries-old , can­ soft wool, tailored Into smooth HAIRCUT deftly created for you selection of -EAIU^Y AMERI' I. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE non, 316. For the'little people, Zif-Ztt S6wim Ma­ lines with or without sharp by SCHULTZ BEIAUTY SALON CAN PICTURES ideal for di­ the ULLIPUTIAN BAZAAR chine (modal 600) in a CJCK IiacnTAKAVCA CAN IHAVe ANDONIYA f=EW MBACS AGO pleats. Team ' with a paisley- 983 Main Street, Is an important nette, living room, entrance hfill y w o PAYS PASS. THEN A DESTROYER P1CK5 UP SOME PIOTSAM. MMXX here in c h e s hand-c ranted ' BAD NEWS, BUZ. THEYTfE POSITIVE NBHOiSeBMjL: THeDOLME., r cxoxsNTmmDHeAE print BLOUSE or one ^ewn September "must". Look over Use singly, in paim or In groups ,d6tkl Exclesivt prices range from 33.BO to 37-98 TO¥S” 'ZU o Juvenile FLAT­ 5RARROW5 yacht WAS LOST IN THE ^^WAszB'im PL&^POP^ HIM6AYHI6 with blossoms and buds. KNITS the many new-season. styles pic SINGER Fiaturt— Ui6 TYPHOON...THEY'VE CALLED OFF,THE GOING ID RA Y HUH,FGP1 RI^W O C D. and dark COTTONS in the pop- lured in the magazines here Why not come in to tMpect tbes< WARE plus feeding CUP? from SEARCH. EV^^aALL ular shift silhouettes have the Dare to deviate from the famil- charming pictures w ^ your Sweden (with two handles for Pus|i-Butlon Bobbin— .' ! C:ANr,HUH? own home in mind, or xOr wel easy grasping) rlQuned with c:a n i h a 'vf new season details. For your lar. An enticing new look will thf bobbin fills right leisure hours, relax in comfort- stimulate you refreshingly. Dial come gifts. WATftiNir, ART colorf^ design o f 8. qhlldren in able STRETCH PANTS, or 643-8961. 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Tha defanding liumpe’s low liner went for a New York ...... 7* 54 AI5 8 ” I Just didn’t have the confl plaeeAitote Sex eiie-half game champions whipped Loe An- homer udien Ployd Robinson fell When Allen whacked a Dickt 'If they * ) things right,” he» ^-hitter Doing something for other people h«8 always been a S ? tered the listed world record. dehce,” said Stock, who was behind the Orielee. moriUag and afterrymn. Doubles6------— ------' — Detroit ...... 7t M AS2 10 NEW YORK (AP> —f rfvn savs. *’th«T*U give that one to drove to t w wiU be held' file following week hi tha Amtarjcan Ln a^e. galea 4-1, despite the presence heavily to the ground-while at­ FarraU pitch to the 447-foot sign says, "they*U give loaded double fo r the Mats. She now plans to enjoy her first sldsllned for two months In the Mlnneeoto ...... n M AM UK Richie Allen doesn’t care Johnny CalHsoe. H e deasrvsa trademATk With Matt Moriarty, even before he opened ' a . _ „ _ p - u f » u n 8 fhr on the aame schedule. i ' Haimon Kihcbrew playc»d o f the Angels' 8200,000 bonus tempting a diving CAtch. Robin­ in deep center and raoed around break since April. sarly part of the year with M Angelo# ,...M N -4M 18^ it. He’s had mors clutch hits Ttanclsoo unveiled Masanorl •hi^then small gasoline service station with his brother; vSSh’on^the U S The tournament will be i^aye , Pimch. Hie Chieaco White he^y, Rick Reichardt, In the son Isndsd on his head and suf­ about being the National the bases tor an inside-the-park Murakami, the first Japanese . " I ’m all Uitough here,” she pneumonia, aeveUnd ...... M «7 ,4M ISK homer in the eighth, it merely than anyone in ttie Isague.” Maurice in 193S at the comer of Broad and Center trani ed on an elimination baals, tina Inc played Judy. lineup. fered a temporary paralysis of Boaton ...... M 74 .448 M .League’s top rtibkie and NaUonal to plw in ^ shld. "N ow I can see something Dilley had the confidence, al­ the arms, but indications were looked UXe' window dressing- It waa CaUiaon, who hasn’t Streets. The station has grown tremendously in the past' ^ j t.. j __ Fti i___ else'to New York besides the ail participants must be rest* X KilMirvw tnv« Amortenn Reichardt, making his m s^r Washington . . . 5Sn.NSt7K Johnny 'Callison wonders been too happy with his contri­ leagues. The left-handed i j t A - though few knew about him. . Battle of Unbeaten dents o f the'Town of Mancham that he would be back in the But Bunning ran into trouthe sr hurled one Inning, Astoria 1*001.'’ Ueguo iMdIiw BdUmoro th« Isague debut in center field, Kanma City ...,4 8 M .ST 80^ whether he’ll worthy of be­ bution to the PhlHlet' Pennant three decades and success has never affected the Irish "When Stock was eliminated I tsr. A participant must be M lineup tonight. in the ninth. Nellie Fox and Al out two and allowing oua W t brothers; M att’s heart has been6 to worry about cutting out HollandV Ada Kok ' holds the «M CM - two Mohday night, struck out, fouled out twice and Tneadny's Kemlto ing the most valuable playrr. who broke the spell felt I could make the first three least 16 years of aga Fess wiH lined out In four tripa and was Cloveland 8, Washington t But together, they may nolake Spangler sin|ded and two outs BnAm Tuesday night • • • moet generous over the years, other hopeful8 from the listed mark of l:06.1 and -g and a place on the team,” he h e a a m r ii« hto iSrd u k I 44th TANKS-ANOEXS— later, Joe Gaines clubbed a tsntial .400 hitters. Only four be the same as laat year. ' ** unable to flag down Cilete Minneaote 2, Bnltimore 1 Gene Mauch manager o f the _'t’s about tkns I started do- to hundreds of local and area trip to Tokyo. pending mark b| 1:06.1. Sharop, said. ” 1 didn’t know if I could botnon fo r both Mlnnaaotn The Yankees broke a score­ o a b o g -b r a v k s — ‘ players In the entire American Set for«v Hartford Entry blanks may be eeemed Detroit 8. Ohleago • three-run homer, narrowing the people. So far there )tove been six a 15-year-old, b lii^ y e d blonde Miw la a S*1 Tietory over th« Boyer's long drive that vrent yehr. big'-Sqmething,” he said recent­ Ueoksr singted home ^ League ere. betting over .800, win but it sure feels now that I either by coming to the Kabf less tie in the sixth by batter­ Boaton S, KansM a t y 8 lead to 4-8. But the perfect game Today, M att Mprlarty is a big double berth winners — three from Glendora, (Jltl(f., has s did.” OtM m . for a two-run triple and capped Mauch’s reluctant dragons ly. Hla homer started'the Phll- winning run in ihe nlntb In- the best being Tony Olive at ing George Brunet for five hits. 4 1 hero bore down, getting Carroll man in this community. His men and three girls — In the Urns of 1:05.4 up for rOcpgnition. The Newark Bears travel to Hartford Saturday night Side ftec Offlee, 22 School St., the Tankeei’ dcoiaive four-rjan New York , LN Anj^loe lifted the Phillies to a' 4-S vic­ Um ’ three-run surge. tiing for the Cardinals victory. .332. Remember Willie Mays? TRm WhMa aoK, naanwldlc, Singles by Pedro Oonsalex, Today’s Games Hardy to end it. love for sports have never died, record-smashing trials at the ‘ 1 think it may take 1:04 to to take on the Northern Division ACFL leaders, the OP by calling' the Rec efflees sixth inning uprising. tory over the Houston Colts Oovington’s 18th homer fol- TTio & » v e s chased 16-^ m e He’s not even among the ■woBg Mka giria agalnat Miekay Mickey Mantle and Elston How­ New York (Bouton 15-11) at Elsewhere in the NL, Louis foom the fim e he played foot­ win the Olympics,” she said. " I Final -dates for accepting enf Elsewhere, Sam McDowell Tuesday nl^t, keeping Phila­ loiwed ^ lU s w i’s Shot and one winner Ray Sadeokl * 10 batters in the National Astoria Pool Battirs for Life Hartford Charter Oaks, at 8:15 at Dillon Stadium. LelMi, who played ring - a - ard produced the first run. Hec Los Angeles (Chance 18-8), 11 moved into third place with a ball and boxed to earn his way But Uncle Sam’s swim offi­ hope to be able to do it. My tries w ill be Wednesday, Sepk and Don McMahon combined on delphia 6K games in fnmt of out latw , Tlleinas added his fouT-run tiifrd but lUm League and he was supposed Newark, the 1968 Atlsntict— ------— *sund-a/>roaie wiUt the punch- Lopes brought In the second p.m. 6-4 vlctorv over MUwaukee and cials, determined to stack up 9 for the singlea and ‘Wednsm a six-hit shutout as Cleveland Cincinnati, which nipped (3ii- No. A Allen’s homw Taylor blanked them over the through college on through the to be the next .400 hitter . . . times drop suddenly.” DANVERS. Mass. (API—A Coast chanqpions sport a nifty augment Jerry Johnson. ■ Jim I mm OMoagoam, pitching Mx with a sacrifice fly before Boy­ 'Boston (Mpnbonquette t-ll) at New York dropped the Giants the Neatest team ever for Tok- day. Sept. 16 for doubles. -< blanked Washington 3-0 and cago 2-1 behind Jim Maloney’s 26th. last six innings to pick up the years: The. first big sponsor of What kind of football teams Gary Dilley. the surprise win­ 17-year-old high school football 2-0 record with their latest vlc- Parker, who was being, counted er wrapfied it up. Kansas City (Pena 11-18), t p.m to fourth, 2-1. nttsburgh beat * • • »’s Olympics, have decided to AU matches will be the beek hlUaaa hminga before winding Boston edged Kansas City 3-2 13 strikeouts. Mancheeter . athletic groups, he Manchester High end East ner of the men’s 200 meter player from Waterford, Conn., tlm^ Jersey City, bowing last on to begin throwing the big Al Downing, 11-7, got the Baltimore (Pappaa 18-5) at Loa Angeles, 5-2. victory. II In the tealb df 38 men and 81 backstroke in 2:12.0, thinks it two out of three aeta. The dates ap with a three^lt, 8-0 victory. on a homer by L «e Thomaa. Hal (Skinny) Brown and Jim REDS-OUB8— • • • has been an Uncle to hundreds Catholic will have this year. S battled for his life in a hos­ Saturday night, 24-21. bombs, is out for the season, victory with a six-hitter, a llov Minnesota (BUginaa 8-18), N Bunning were locked In a score­ Maloney struok out 8syen o< woihen to the limit allowed. will take "about 2:10 plus to win and time of matches will be aPt And when the ehow waa over, • • • PlBATD«-DODG«BB— of teams. In all sports, over the And wondering, too, why the pital today after collapsing at It is apparent that the Beairs having suffered a shoudler sep­ ing the Angels' only run in the Detroit (Aguirre 4-7) at CM less pitcher's duel through six FHIL8-OOLTB— the first nine Cube h# iaced past 31 years. ” We are going to name other at Tokyo.” He doesn’t know If his team's opening practice. ranged by the Recreation Da* Iha OrMiM atlU held their one- TWINS-0K10LE8— Pittsburgh struck for three two ichoole don’t get together are every bit as good as last aration in the fray against Bos­ seventh on singles by Lou Clin­ oago (PetoiB 15-7), N innings with Brown working on ‘IRookle of the year doepi't and limited Chicago to }ust leading contenders to make sure he’ll be able to make it. The condition of John McCourt, partment, and w ill take place a| h ^ game lead over the White Killebrew’s homer wiped out I f ho’s wearing, a big sihile for an annual football game to year; however, Coach Steve Van ton, ton, Tom Satriano and Bobby Cleveland (StSMe 8-18) at a two-hitter, Callison led off the mean a thing,” sajrn ASen. three Wts. Leo Cardenas’ nm- runs in the seventh inning g iv ­ we hare our best possible The 19-year-oId Michigan a senior at St. John's prep the Manchester High School ftoa. a 1-0 Baltimore lead built in these days, he has good reason. wind up their seaaons . . If Buren insists that the Bears i The pitching arms of Julian Knoop. Washington (RnMph 1-8), N seventh with his 24th homer. "L et them put a thousand dol­ hooring single in the fourth ing BUb Friend his U th vlctery team,” said Dr. Harold W. Hen­ State soph from Huntington, school, was listed as critical at courU. The players must bq Kffiebrew, who hadn’t hit a the first inning on an error, a • * . • M oriarty’s entry In the fast the Hartford Charter Oaks can are Just rounding Into top form. Mallnski and Don Jonas should Before the inning was over, Wes lars up for it and it would be broke the tie and beat Eknie against 16 defoats. The rally ning, chairman of the U.S. Ind., never had .gone faster than Hunt Memorial Hospital. A available to compete all day 04 homer in 14 gamaa, tied the wild pitch and Brooks Robin- Hartford Twilight Baseball continue their winning ways The game shapes up as a real be a big part of the show Sat­ INDTANS-SENATGRS-^ NATIONAL LKAGCE Covington and Frank Thomas worthwhile.” The rookie star B n ^ o . broke a 2-2 tie with the Dodg­ Men’s Olympic Swim Commit­ 2:15,8 until three weeks ago so hospital spokesman said MC' League walked home with t ^ against defending champion urday. • - tha abpve datos, as t|ie touenfo aeore l- l tai the fourth when he eon’s double. Robinson's was tbs The Indians got the only run W. L. Pot. OB also had homered and, with also has been mentioned for • • • ers. .Wime Btargell’s l « h hom­ tee from Naperville, III. there's hope for him. Tom Court had a temperature of battle with Coach Fred Wallner amakhed a drive 415 feet over imly hit allowed by Twins start­ er dC. the year started the honorSr the first titls ever in Newark Saturday night at Dil­ in the desperate position of V It shapes up at a sellout for nient Is geared to be held C6 they needed for their 10th vic­ PhUadelpMa ...7 8 51 ,6M — Bunning breesing, the 8-0 lead MVP lionors but seoffo at that BOETB-GIANTB— lon Stadium . . . I f the Recrea­ “ So where there are doubles Stock, the Indiana U. star from "more than 108 degrees" when the left field fenee. Ihen, in er Jim Kaat, 10-7, until the this oiroulL coming up with some replace­ Saturday, and a r Wallner sajra, one weekend. ^ tory in the last 11 games when Cincinnati ....74 67 .565 6 ^, looked safe. thought toe. A l Jacicaon hurled a nifty surge. ______tion Department and Town and triples we are going to pick Aurora, III., holds the world he wss bn/ught in yesterday eighth when John Orsino sin­ 4, All league games were play­ ment personnel, particularly in "w e stUl have to play ’em one Ifor further Information eouf the alxth, KiUebrew applied the Vic Davalillo smacked a lead- S t Lo«t|a ...... 78 56 A50 7 i/, Manager will ever see eye to others to fill In the holes,” Hen­ record of 2:10.9. He failed to with heat exhaustion. gled S lid Bob Johnson doubled. ed in Hartford. Last Saturday the quarterback department to at a time.” . tact the Rec office. a knockout Mow, a 405-foot ahot off homer in the fifth inniifg San Frandsoo .78 60 A48 7 K eye on most Issues. And will ning said. "That way we’ll be Um Gas Ho u m Gang made its ■ ' ...... ^ I ■ ■ 'fcw I ' — — ■------^------1 aver the aame fence. Both came When Kaat went to a two- off Frank KreutMr. McMahon Pittsburgh'^ .. .67 64 A ll 18V4 the overall recreation program protected in case of illness or long appsarancs on home soil aff Steve Barber. ball, no strike count on Jackie oamc on when McDowell falter­ Milwaukee ___66 65 A04 1S!4 Bat Champ suffer while . the current con­ injuries. We’H have top alter­ Brandt A1 Worthington came in an exhibition benefit game, , A,t the aeune tine, I»iic h had ed in the seventh and pitched Loe Angelea . .6 8 67 .486 16 troversy continues to smolder. nates for our relay teams that on in relief and anuffed out the at Mt. Nobo. All proceeds were Mm White 'Sok dangling. Bring- hitless ball the rest of the way. Cbtoago...... 60 71 .458 18Vi * • • way. W e’ll name the full team Orioles' threat. He got Brandt * • • Sets Sights earmarked for George Capello, hig hl« record to 14-7 writh his Hooston ...... 67 76 .486 2 8 K after Thursday’s events. to pop "traight up to the catch­ a Twi League player who suf­ Here ’n There Mfth atraight victory, the 23- BED SOX-A’S— New York . . . .4 5 86 .844 84Vi Thus, there is hope for those er, then bore down and struck fered a fractured leg in loop Harry Neckee, owner and Toar-oM left-hander did not al- Nelswi Mathews’ two-run Tueaday’a Reoulta who have been taking steady out Luis Aparicio. homer gave the A ’s a 2m lead Above .300 play. operator of the H/U'tford Skat­ beatings from Saaii, Sharon BOev a hit until A1 Weis ground- Philadelphki 4, Houston 8. « * • ^When_ the collection fell off, ing Palace for 25 years, is the ad a single to left leading off in the first but Red Sox pitch­ Ftttshurgh 8, Loa AngMes S. Stouder, Donna de 'Varona, Don TIORRS-WHITK SOX— a^did the crowd — perhaps due new public relations director ot Schollander, Carl Robie and Ka­ I w aeventh. er Jack Lamabe singled a run New York 4, San Franoiooo 1. KANBAB CITY (AP)—carl Lolich had an easier task. home in the second and Carl to a one week's postponement the Arnold Palmer par three thy Ellis, all double makers of H m only other hits off Lo- OiBcInnatl 8, Chloago 1. Yastrsemrid may have conceded Before the White Sox had col­ Taatrxemski’s run-producing because of the weather. Matt and mlnature golf enterprise on the team. |ch were singlea by Camilo S t Louis 5, Mllwaokeo 4. hii American League batting lected their first hit, hs had a single tied it in the fou^. ebanqfionrtilp to Tony OB'va o f Moriarty opened his checkbook the Manchester-East Hartford Saari, winner of the 400-meter Caireon in the eighth and Pete 5-0 lead on Don W ert’s three- Today’s Oamea Thomas’ homer in the seventh the Minnesota Twins, but he has and wrote out a check in the town line, ’ opposite Wickham freestyle and second in the 400- ffo rd ki the ninth. run homer o ff R sy Herbert in San Frandsoo (Perry 8-6 ) at snapped the tie and Dick Rad- made it clear he wants to fln- amoiint ot 8100 for the Injured Park. Neckes assumed his new meter Individual medley, was ■ The loaaea by tha leaders en- the second inning and Jerry New York (Stallard 8-16), 8 atx came on to protect the p-m. Mh above the ,.300 mark fills Capello. The check brought the position last w eek ... Manches­ hqavlly favored to take the 1,- □ l □ E j Med the Uiird-ptae# New Toth Lumpe's two-run, inslde-the- lead. SOO-pnridr freestyle today. MUwankeo (Flsciier 16-8 ), at Baaofu final total to nearly $400. ter's Tom Kelley ranks third in S t Louts (OfiMon 12-16), N. And the fleet-footed center It was Just another small the Eastern League strikeout The 6-foot-2, 190-pounder was firider has a tari^en milk bot­ filing M oriarty did in his usual department. The local right­ a loafing fourth in the qualifying enrn Houston (Nottebart 6-8 ) at heats wesday in 17:2S.7. The Stan Musial Collapses horn Fatigue, PMIadelphia (Short 14-7 ), N. tle to tbaift for giiring him an and quiet w#;y. He was always hander, with- Charleston has ahunnad publicity, on his many whiffed 137 batters, trailing top man was Bill Farley, 19, of Loa Angeles (Reed 1-8 ) at assist. Michigan ih. 17:17.8. Saari holds gifts, but one feels that such only Tom Arruda 158 and Fran Plttoburgli (Gibson 8-6 ), N. Yastnem skl ooUected two the listed world record of 17:0S.5 IPondition Not Serious hut Could Be Chicago (Bum 18-10) at Ofai' bits in tbiM trips last night to a d li^ a y in human ralaUons Kasheta 151, both ot Spring- field. Kelley, who ^>ent the but Australia's Murray Rose dnnatl (Tsitouris 7-10), N. knprave his .286 batting mark should be passed along to local has sliced It to 17:01.8. as the Red Sox edged the Kan- readers. first weeks of the season with ar. LOUIS (AP)—Stan Mu-6aial’s physician. "At tlmas he6 'When he retired as an active John Nelson, 16-year-oId com­ ■ a ty Athletics 8-2. He sin­ And to boot, all participants the Cleveland Indians, has aver­ LAST 4 DAYS whoee baseball feats and 'was irrational." et from Pompano BeaCh, Fla., player in September 1963. Mu­ aged a strikeout an inning in j|tamina helped make him the Asked if Muaisl’s condition gled home the tying run in the in the game and their, wive* who made the team in the 400 sial was named a Cardinal vice- Sails Big Factors the Double A Eeastem League ■atioD’s ihysical fitness direc- was serious, Dr. Middleman fourth. were treated royalty after the free, was. second In 17 !19.6. He SALE ENDS SATURDAY president Then, on Feb. 14, with the fourth place Indians... r, oollaps^ of "complete ex- said, “ No, I don’t think so— al­ President Johnson appointed Lee 'Ihomas won the game game by host MaU Moriarty at seems a cinch to Join the two- ustion’’ at Busch Stadium though it could become seri­ For Cup Entries w ith his 18th home tun o f the his home. Jeff Koelsch yho Just can't sit place club.' C him diiector of the national • • • still whenever sports are con­ Tuesday night ous.’’ His blood pressure is all physical fitness program,' say­ pear oft Diego Segui in the sev­ Also on today's program are I Musial, 48, a St. Louia CanU- right and he is rational now.” NEWPORT, R. I. (API—The enth. cerned, will manage the Ehi- the men’s 100-meter bufiepOy ing no better man was qualified Softball King fleld Rams, a semi-pro football ■al vice-president after 22 years The all-time Cardinal great, to set an example. sails were the vital factors as Dick Rsdats came on after and women's 100-meter breast­ U.Si Royai Tire Softball fans are in for Limited Time Offer Mth the National League team, who holds m <»« batting records the two underdogs in the com­ starter Jack Lamabe waa lift­ team this season. Jeff handled stroke. These are special events Friends had noted recently treat tonight in Hartford when tecame in at tbe game with than any player in the league's petition for berths in the ed in the seventh for a' pinch- Moriarty Brothers' champion­ to qualify the first two in each that the handsome, left-handed George Mitchell brings in Ed­ jHllwaukee and was helped to 88-year history, was suffering slugger with the ready grin — America's Cup won their first hitter end hpld the Athletics ship baseball team in the H art­ for the Olympic 'relay teams. races in the final trials. die Feigner and his four-man Oie Cardinal clubhouse. There, from “viral antiritis” which fans called him The Man — hitlesB the rest o f the way. It ford Tw i League this summer. Miss Stoudef became the first American Eagle, which had world champion softball team -• * • - THE SAME OREAT U.S. ROYAL SAFETY SOO THAT DOMES ON NEW IS M OARS - staggered and coUapaed into drained hit strength, the physi­ appeared tired. But he remained yas the 2Srd save fo r Radatx. double winner of the trials Tues- been undefeated in the prelim­ Dillon Stadium will be the site 1 ^ arms of former teammates, cian said. cheerful as always. The stint helped Lamabe to inary trials and all but two the time 8:15 and the opposi Loies Title , e An ambulance, escorted by Dr. Middleman said Muaial'e Dr. Middleman said treatment races in the July trials, broke bis ninth 'win in 19 decisions. tioji, Ray MoKenna’S ambitious Manchester's Gene White waa isveral police cars, sped him to condition possibly could have included intravenous injection. out the mainsail she had car­ Segui 'was handed his 13th set­ Dovalattes edged for the Jalopy racing Jewish Hospital. A {hysiclan been caused by the heavy de­ ‘■We are trying to get some ried then and it stood her in back against eighth wins. Although beaten twice In his title last night at Riverside Said be would remain "a t least mands on Ms time in recent fluid back into his system and Yastrzemski explained his Driver Dies ' Buy first tire at price shown below: good stead yesterday. current New Skigland tour, Park whan hs placed fifth in Isveral days.” months. The good natured Mu­ to get him back into balance,” American Eagle went on to recent hitting streak by telling Feigner has-a fantastic record the feature ljD t.n Guadiosi of « "H e was jcomplstaly y- sial—idol of millions of Amsrl- Dr. Middleman said. "H e is ra­ Flnt death to a atod: ear defeat b y one minute and 27 how be dropped a milk botUe against all types of opposition Waterbury. 'lue latter won the tod by the time he reached ean youngste'rs— had been on tional now but he’s as weak as seconds the 12-meter yacht into the sink and out his fin­ He’s won more than 3,000 racing driver from injuries hospital," 8aid Dr. L C. Mld- the go almost constantly akica you might axpect after some­ season point crown on the final received at the Riverside t Constellation, which won the ger. Since the finger hurt wtvui games, pitched 476 no-hitters night with a four-point margin ftonian, the Cardinals’ and Mu-Mat fan. thing like this. If he reqxmds first five races of the final it rubbed against the end o f the and 146 perfect g^mes. Feigner Speedway was that of Les U. S. ROYAL S APEtY 800 well, we will give him a thor- over the local veteran. Once Ley, 86, of Valley Stream, ■i - trials. bat, 0 x1 foimd himself choking averages 18 striktouts per sev- again an accident marred the ou^ gastrointestinal check The old mainsail had been •n inning game. L.1. 'llM veteran driver died Wednesday. ” up a couple of Inches to re­ program, Charlie Centenaro, discarded in favor of supposed­ lieve the irritation. Tabbed the King and his qt 4:80 this morning at Among Musial's major league also of Waterbury, waa serious­ Springfield Hospital. He suf­ Size Type iFiMt Thra* Saeottd inra* ly better canvas which did not That was before the recent Court, Feigner in the starring baseball records are most life­ ly injured when he slammed fered serious brain damage serve as well. Yankee series. And before the role has performed in Manches­ time total bases, 8,134; most ter several times. In addition’ into a light support on the In the feature race lart 6.00x13 Tubeless Blackwall 24.30 9:72 HELP WANTED The British underdog. Kur- series ended, Yastrzemski had a. long hits. lifeUme, 1.877 and rewa V, used both a mainsail to facing the Dovalettes, the third turn. The first fatality at Saturday night. moat home runs in a double- picked six points for a .296 the Bay State Oval was reg­ Ley, who was born In and a Genoa Jib recently recut mark, best club in this ares, Feigner 6.50x13 Tubeless Star Streak, White 30.40 12116’ Track Driven header, 5. He also shares a flock 'Will dlsi^ay his entire softball istered today when Les Ley died Mancheater — Harry Dom- to good advantage as she won Carl admitted It was the first at major league records includ­ her first final trial race from pitching repertoire which In- of head injuries suffered in a anlck —• leaves a widow and Forpt Displayed by Japanese Southpaw in Major League Debut time he had ever choked up on ^ 7.00x14 Tubeless Blackwall 28.50 ‘ \ . lad I fer Mssfesr aiM building iwstorisls yned. Stondy ing moat home runs in consecu- Sovereign by a margin of 1:5S. cludM pitching blindfolded, stock car race laat Saturday two children. He has several the bat. He ■was impressed with svertlaae, ever f t per bear, pnM beUdnys, 8-weMc tiva timaa at bat, and' he has Sovereign still has a lead of kneeling, behind his back and night. Ley, born Harry Doma- relatives In Manchester who vnenllon. Apply: the results. 33.46 * 13.38 the National League record for 3-1 in the final round. between his legs. nlck in Manchester, resided on were In attendance at the 7.00x14 Tubeless Star Streak, White most games played, lifetime, The selection committees of • • • Long Island. . . Finals in the race. •ENERAL RUILOtNC SUPPLY 8,026; Most runs scored. 1,949- the ;q)onsoring New York Women's Division Qub Golf The dead driver appeared 7.50x14 Tubeless Blackwall 30.15 12.06 . Moat doubles, 725 and most ruha Just pondering Yacht Club and the Royal Japanese Piteher Passes Test Champlohahip at the - an.... at Agawam several times 347 EWiigtBii Rm NI batted in, 1,861. Thames Yacht Club have imtU Race Getg Tight I f Johnny PeSky lies awake this season. Ho had been a 35.45 14.18 nights wondering when the ax ter Country Club will be played 7.50x14 Tubeless Star Streak, White lost Hartford. C o m . Sept.' 8 to make their selec­ tomorrow. Meeting in the Jti- top driver in I.nng Is1ato| tions. '■ In Eastern Race . will fall on his head as mana­ racing for years. Barrett Matured Against Mets in Relief Role ger of the Boston Red Sox . . . hole finals will be Barbara 8.00x14 Tubeless Blackwall 33.00 13.20 As Leaders Bow What happened to all the po- Boyce and Florence Barra. N»W LONDC»7 (AP)—"He YOGI WAS CONFIDENT 8.00x14 Tubeless Star Streak, White 38.80 W.52 sure has matured in a year,” ' I NEW YORK (AP) —< AANCHlSTn[ 443-2444 er was Casey Stengel. third win against four defeats, Now In Sfock! "He pitched pretty good,” ^ ik e Slnn^rud, with a three-for- HEBRON, CONN. OPEN WED., IHUR 8., F S L Wc are equipped and trained at MiiKinney said the Mets' manager, "and BUY 1 four night at the plate, led a 12- ;,MON. a W U M . 8-8 t86-a A W . 8 4 Fuel Cennpany to provide the best possible I ’ll tell you why. He showed hit York attack against three In­ lAdlea’ Day Tpeoday This Du Pont test house was painted in'l957w.. control. He knows how . to dian pitchers. Starter Roger Sin­ C I T Y niU Ttme Proftoslonal T I R TIRE GET stand on the rubber. He knew - / service to our many customers. Keeping your ■ ■■■ ner (6-6) was the loser. FRUIT PICKERS For Informatton and he had a man to watch on first. home- comfortably warm is our first objec­ Tonlgtafk Schedule . . . This side painted . . . This »ide , LItiM to Tin Oily Spoilt Di(ttt with Pih I Eiwanlt — WINF IS M ~ $:$| Every Evoaiii He never showed excitement.’^ Springfield at York. Starttag Thno ToL 886-8488 tive. Wfc are proud to deliver ATLANTIC with ordinary oH*base NEW DU PONT BUY 2 Ih lt. paint. Now long 1‘LUCITIE;’ HOUSE TIRES GET heating oil—a triple-refined product—the Pro Gridders Cut Bosters ovarduaforrepainting. PAINT. StNt whRa, ttG cleanest burning fuel oil you can buy. LEE’S CUTTER I tight and going strong. For service and fuel that you can count on, ^ND NEW TIRIS-^LL SIZES WITH and CREAMER NEW YO R K .(A P ) — Two key<&year mah Pervis Atkins. no matter when yon need it, please call day members of the American Foot­ T*he Denver Broncos released R. E. Windell Mtw DiPNt lU e n r Mm n PalRl DOUBU GUARANTEE or night. JuBt!In Ttnl|e F ball,League's nret championship Qroman, an all-league end at For (inning and Freezing club ‘and a pair of veteran Na­ Houston In 1960 The Oilers cut Livfly iM f M ia n n 4 hitm iiui. PRR ROTAi;iON ROOK WITH 4 TIRiS tional Football League running Wharton, ah offensive guard Bujldi/ig backs are among the latest vie- who has been sldeUned with an In Hpuse Lots ■■T)- times of the pro grid game’s Injured leg; The Minneaota Vlk- Cqnffacfor TMMS AS LON# AS YOU RE UIRI... big knife. inge axed tuUback WUaon and Resideotial’Ckmiinereia] I M , 6 7 . 6 6 9 RRUIT JARS L . JAR RUBBERS JEUY N F L and A F L teanu, count­ the Loe Angeles Rams cut half­ AltenttiontoRemodeling MANCHESTER mANCH ing down to mid-September sea­ back Atkins. CLASSES — CANNING H^TTLES son kickoffs and. cutting down American^ . League rostera rosters to reach' next week’s wqre trimmed to .38 men- plus **BuaiiK8dB BuUt On •UicnF'b M MQ k IN M R b Umkhl final player limits, sent a num­ rookies who played In the* All- Coatorntr Satisfaction’' HARTFORD GENERAL ber of well-known players pack­ SU r gapie at Chicago last TIL^H O N E 443-2141 ing Tuesday in the next-to-last month. KBX> teams got down to Full Iiwuranes Overage trunmlng session. t t m « Plus players Injured in E. L JOHNSON PAINT CQ. TIRE 00. BUI Oromhnd «n d ' Hog|Ui' the AU-Star game who have not t e l 644-0450 . Ererttt' T< McKifincy— E. Thonuui McKliuity LARSEirS HARDWARE Wharion, who.starred for,Hbua- yet recovered. Next Tuesday ’ After 6:00 P.M. 723 MAIN STs — MANtHlSTiR l i i IBT— m . 44A>tS18 'I M ^ B ic e r a 34 DIPOT SQUARi-MANCHiSTIR ton’a 1960 A F L tiUe team, loot tbe A F L must reach the'.refular re titolr'Joba; SO dld,al8lfi-|raar saasoa limit of 86 and thehe NIL, NFL vet Ton^^Ueon and (nree 40. at BALDWIN ROAD, t ■ '

1 I. ’A G U 'I w a i v A l - l JUVliiiMUNjLr ililiK A L U , AaAlvoxuCiOXAitt, O j l s iS ., w iuLu^ib6uA,>., S>r4tr ixu u lu ljIS. X, M»t)4 ■L T . N ‘ ’ r . , I liANCHBSTER EVENING tetA L D , MANCHESTER, OONN, WEDNESDAYr SEPTEMBER 8,1964 H o u s m Poi Sttk 72 .Wanted -Itettl la t a la if i VACB TWENTY-'nrO RomnaWithout BonrA 59 '' Apnrtmonte—Plate— Ho I For Sail 7S He iftefliJs n Honsos Far Sale • 72 GariaB— Farm-^patar^ Houses For Sale 71 By FAGALT and SHORTEN SHttatkHit Wantad— 00M9ORTABUB wril fumlidied Ten«mcnta 63 MANCHESTER — Bxecutlva BUCKUBY SCHpOL Area — '4 INViDBTMENT M INDBD-Two WtaBN BUYDfO Build^ftg'—CoatrmCtinc 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Pr^ttcta 16 s e v e n r o o m 6Msr aoms, ,4 property, call F FdEUla 38 room lor gentleman, puidng, neighboihood, lovely 7 room hediboms, 2 fuU baths, heat­ famlUes 84 and 84-, Four fanf- VA room a p a r t m e n t , heat bedrooms, 8 baths, lot T lxin . ed famUy room, kitchen with -Uy.and sltagle houee. neap ten^ Wagner. Ws have qnaUfl »d i - IU A I, I T T CAftFIINTRT— IOMASOM — Pick your own. t n Main ttrset MILLIONAIRES E. Robsftsim. Rsalter, Colonial, mammoth Uvliw WANT tViRy ONE 06 , atrset, Manchaster. ______NEEDNT CALL * ranged. Let us heqr from ) m CLASSIFIED Woadland 8 t araa. Call 649- c l e a n , ptenaantAoom for rant NEW COLONIALS — W* Hava flee at $ll,9(». Hayes Agencyi 'verton Agency, Realtor, 849- 848-1867. iaata, bullt-lns., formica, tUa. s u c t f iMHorr B O ^ N CENTER Apartmente, today. 848-1028.______' * Kb Job too amatl. William Bsaa. in p t i f m t o y - ca n eea-iUB. Just Usted two tour bedroom 848-4808. 2818. H M V M O G M I O ^ r Brandy St and BoCton HOMBe t o PLEASE YOU SANTINA pRtVB. Custom fauUt Robbina carpentry aarrlc*. Household Goods 61 Owter Rd.. now 8 rooma, heat ooionlals with aJ the extras up 8 bedTpom ranch . kittens. Phens 649-J406. or $8 a week. 348-0788. ■ home, miitahle for teariier. IS monthly. 478 ifain »Street, 849- room, etc. Has to he seen to Lovely 8% room Ranch, 'WANTElT PMMBDtATELI 8 AJi. to 8 P it rayea, addltiona, attlca flnlah- 8289, 94. be appreciated. OaU, we have en, 8 spacious bedrooms, 1^ bqdrooms, Uvlng room, Jensen Stre4t Phone 849-4062 818,600 Overslsed Ranch, ocn- COME SEIE PUgrim H ills- Parkade area. Cape Or RUGS—Never uaed, 9x13 beige, the key. T. J. Crockett. Real- baths, tree shaded yard,.-896,- kitchen with dining area, ranch style home. B. C. ed, ramodeling, concreta work. BEAL. POINT aiamese kittens, or venlent location. Good Beautiful now homes from Jifo Job too m all. Immadlate $38; 9x18 gold Mienfal, $86; THRBB r o o m s , first floor. '466. Wolverton Agency; Real­ built-in range and oven, mene. Broker, 848-2214. OOPT CLOSING THIB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 8 w e ^ s old, $38. Call 848- buy tor, 848-1877.______^ $14,990 to $16,990 on acre tree eatlmatea.' 64VM29. 9X13 pumpkin; also brown ny­ CUBAN, ATTRACTIVE room InqutK 98 WeHs Street be­ tor, 649-2818. finished recreation room, Tkm nUDAV MiM AJUMIATITSOAV • AJL 8448. fore 6 pjn. INVESTORS: Good paying shaded lots to a scenic • (xxin- lon. 389 8888. . In prprivate home, parking. 849' and office or den area', at­ try setting with magnificent E4,900 4 bedroom Cape, shaded ♦three family; with one 8 room MANCHESTER Vicinity-A 6 HOME maintenance and repair, DACHSHUNDS, AK8 , Made fa- 7748. lawn, neat A well kept tached one car garage, view. Rmiches, Split-Levels, roofing, aiding, kltchena, porch­ malaa, abota, ehamp4on Mood. e l e c t r i c STOVB; Botoplnt unit, and two threes. Good lot, hedroopt ' ranch on country PLEASE READ YOUR AD S fcS iti Fnrnisiied Apunmente 63*A Act Fast elMtt'well shrubbed lot. huge wooded lot, convenient to Reused Reuicnes, Cape Cods— ' es and recreation rooms. Call Una. 848-M83. ~ washer in need of repiurs; n i c e l y f u r n is h e d room to r bus line, central heat. One va­ Vemon Center. Priced to- •r A * r a n lalraa a n r tks pMa* n a radiator. Call 848-14SI. cancy available. T. J. Crock­ .Jmng room with fireplace, all with built-in General Elec­ Local Stbeki Rims Atkins, BuUder, «4S-0«U. gentleman working days, good ANDO'VBR -*., TWO room fur­ 814,900 Unbelievable, extra spe­ sell at FHA appraisal, $17,- tric kitchens. Models open ______. lh a ■i'lliii W illi lead hte ad Wm FOtST C81N6ILV, TWO PURE black, Mue-ayad references. Garage available. ett, Reaktior, 848-1877. .. family sized kitchen, spotless n V E PIECE twin bedroom set, nished apartment for rent re­ cial, new 8-room Cape, condition. Solidly built 1954, 800., $900. down. Sunday and daily (except • A T B i m U t M a a i MEPCWT BBBOItS la Wme for Wm A hDWMSM A kittens, one male, one female, CaU 648-1681. buUt-lns, garage k Roofing—-Sidins 16 datk wood; 9x10 m g and pad; frigerator, stove. C H. Stlens, K m a SIZE s p u r - Huge $16,800. Wolverton Agency, Tuesdays) from 1 p.m. to Qootatlone nmUahed br« . l a s t - minute houaebroken. Gall 849-3313. Route 8, 742-7878. Oempsey-Tegeler Co„ latt )• laaartlaa lar aay aArertfaemeat aa< tkaa oaly two end Ubles and lampa; «<«- f u r n i s h e d r o o m s , complete 816.000 Chock fuU at valde, L- kitchen, fireplace, I H baths, Realtor, 848-2818. U & R R E A LTY CO. dark. Six miles east of Man­ A. A. DION, INC Roofing fee table; other small items; recreation roortT garage, cel­ chester on Route 44A to Cov­ a( a *anha gaaC* IneHkau Erron wUek 4o aot SWilCHEROO FTjUBTT gray and white kit M^t housekeeping facUltieo. riiaped Ranch, garage, 846-2803 Members of New York ■ siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ set of six golf chibs. 888 Por­ TWO ROOMS furnished, tea lar, shade, only $18,600. Carl­ SPACIOUS 8 room (rider Op- entry. VA—^no money down. stock Exchange laa a( tha aWaarWameat wfll aat ha eam eha* by WAS NLLfO, tans, one kmg hair. Can 849- CentrgUy located. Mrs. Ae- sonable, parking, ground floor, built-tns, brand new. terations and additions. Ceil­ ter Street befom > P-m. comasso, 14 Arch Street, Man- ton W. Hutchins, Realtor, 849- 848-8473 Others—minimum down. Sam­ ings. Workmanship guaran­ OUESf WNO adults, no pets. New BoCton CkUl now. Bank Stocks i cbet^r. 8484948. 4182. uel M. Lavitt Agency, MLS Bid As|ed teed. 399 Autumn St. 643-4980. fULLforr*^ TWO CUTE female puppiee AT ALBBSrt“S USED DB^T. Road. 648-8889. rage, aluminum combinations, Realtors at Vemon Clrele, 643- $16,600 7 room Ranch, nesu- Conn. Bank and , * » Toro cooncBATioN wnx RlGMTAfiAiNf need good home, 8 weeks old. 3 ROOMS SELECT GENTLEMEN—Private home, lake. Big house, treed RANCH, 5 'i rooms, nestled in 100x140 wooded lot, $17,900. 2168, 875-8297. BIDWELL HOiI b ImpfWement ROCKVILLE — Modem 8 room COLUMBIA — Fairly new 9- . Trust Co...... '.87 71 DIAL 643-2711 Free. CaU 743-7097. USED f u r n i t u r e nicely furnished 'bedrooms, lot, prudent buy ttie trees to a beautiful wooded PhUbrick Agency, 840-8484. Ocmipany—Roofing, siding, al- SHORTCN fumlriied apartment, all utll- neighborhood. Just off Route room Garrison Colonial. One HOLLISTER STREET - Splen­ Hartford National i ' 8 rooms of reconditioned fur­ next to bath, parking, canven- itiec. Including washing ma­ QUALITY SPLIT LEVEL—The of the finest homes to Co­ Bank Co...... 62H tecatlons, additions and re­ lent After 8:80, 6494801. $18,900 HUltop beauty, 1 year 18. House has 8 ^ bedrooms, IH did Colonial, 8 rooms, IH modeling Of all types. Excel­ Live Stodt 42 niture odnslsts of 7-PBBJCB bed­ chine, $28 weekly. 876-6016. old, ^ room tri-level, baths, large rec room, patio, maximum to housing at a real­ lumbia. 4-6 bedrooms. 2 full baths, built-in range and oven, Ftra Inanraaee Companies. lent workmanship. 649-6498. room, dresser, mirror, chest, large lot, $18,400. PWlbrick istic price. Ideal residential and 3 half baths. Formal din­ carpeting, ovefslzed garage, Hartford Fire .... 79 81 FOR RENT—Front room hsw t h r e e r o o m furnished y hiie/ t treedr lot. BAY MARE, black stockings. double bed, 2 Lamps, 2 pUlows, block from Main, paridng. 69 Agency , 649-8464. setting in Lakewood Circle. ing room, kitchen with built- valuable extras. Priced low NaUonal F i r e ----- 131 13} TmMt RsMhIic Osr MmrtlNrt DION OONSTRUCJnON—Roof- genUe chUdren’s horse uaed 9-PIECE convertibla Uvlng iqiartment, convenient loca­ $17,900 4 bedroom conveniently 8 roome, 2^ bathe, two car ins, and handpegged ranch Phoenix Fire ....121 12® Birch Streat 8%7129. tion. 888 month Includes hot twenties. Robert Anderson, toig, Wdlng, alterations, ceil­ In 4-H shows, 8200.—or will room, sofa-bed, 2 chairs, cock­ located Ranch. SwedltA FOUR BEDROOM Oolooial, garage. Brick and aluminum oak floors. Basement recrea­ Realtor, 628-0139, 628-1776. life and Indemnity Ins. Css. ings, gutters and aluminum swap for pinto horse. My 12- tail A 2 step tables, 2 lamps, water and partial heating. fireplace, garage, large paneled family room, kitchen exterior. Plenty of trees. Let tion room, 2 fireplaces, over­ M-Hair Aanmlaf SarriN 649-1768. Aetna Casualty ..ISO t windows. 643-4383, 843-0998. jfoar old daughter will dem­ 1 throw rug. 5-PnCCE dinette. Apartments— Flat*— lot with bulltltos, formal dining us hear your offer, owners sized 2-car garsige. Only a CUSTOM BUILT 3 bedroom Aetna Life ...... 183 191. Musical—Dramatic 30 Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanteo— llale 36 onstrate the horse day or eve­ PLUS reconditioned TV. RE- Tensmeuta 63 room, fireplace, attached ga^ ready to move. T. J. Crockett, stone’s throw, to boating and ranch. 2 baths, large, living Conn. General . . . 179 1 ^ BIDWELl, SIDINO and roof­ ning. Phone 648-1758. No deal­ Hie above listings are JUst a rage, $22,900. PhUbrick Agen­ Realtor, 648-1877. fishing. Beautifully landscaped room, fireplace, kitchen with f' “•'♦■j';'- - Frat k HtraM- Rsadan ing—finest quality aliuninum FRIG.. or WASH. MACHINE. Business Locations Hfd. Steam Boiler 181 15® PIANO. VIOLIN, VOICE. In­ WOMAN for general office APPLE PICXBSIS for full-time ers, pleiase. Only 82.50 Weeklyv—1179 f o u r r o o m s , heat, hot wa­ sample of ttie many, many cy, 849-8464. with pine and maple trees. built-toe. finished rec room Security Ins...... 79 siding and Installation. 843- work, five days Including Sat­ For Rent 64 m<»e properties that are eX' $14,900 BUYS this 8% room Cal', Ferrigno Agency anytime, with fireplace and bar, at­ iTHWil Bkr Na 8379. s t r u c t s conservatory trained. or part-time work, experience Small down Payment ter, stove, refrigerator. $100. $18,900—A FAIR price tor a Travelers ...... 43 4® urdays, some typing, good at not required, transportation chirive with Barrows A-Wallace ranch situated on a 90x800 foot 228-3832, 423-1886. tached 3-car garage, large Chasaical or popular. Your Poultry and SuiqiliM 43 Newly redecorate. Adults pre 642 MAIN s t r e e t - 1,100 so. prime Manchester Green lo­ ; lot, walk-out basement. 8 b e^ PnbUc UtUltles home or our atudios. 742-7438. figures, company benefits. Ap­ fumiahed, will last 6-6 weeks. ferred. 646-8787. Co. CaU us today. If we don’t wooded lot tor maximum pri­ Conn. Light Power 37% A ——L—B——HI—R — T* ft. paneled air eondltlohed of­ have a home to fit your needs. cation. 6 room Colonial with 2- rooms, kitchen with dining OFF PORTER ST.—A gracious Roofing and ChjEineyB 16-A ply Manager, W. T. Grant, Apply Immediately, Connecti­ FIFTY RED laying hens, 81.38 fice space. WIK subdivide to vacy. $28,900. PhUbrick Agen­ Hartford Gas Co. 42 ■ A W A R D S 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD VERNON we’U find It for you. car garage, redecorated and area, high location. Wolverton Garrison (Colonial of 7 rooms cy, 849-8484. Parkade. cut State Employment Service, each; 10 or more, 81.00 each. suit. Reasonable. CaU Warren ready for occupancy. Elxcel- Southern New Eng­ ROOFTNO — Specialising re­ OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. 14x28 living room with fire­ ANSWBtING SERVICE PIANO lustruction in my home, 806 Main St., Manchester. 813 Keeney Street E. Rowland, Realtor, 848-U08. lent value here. ' Wesley R. land Telephone 87 pairing roofa of all kinds, new 188 McKee Street. 848-9679. RN OR LPN, 11-7, fuU or Phone 247-0368 or Come to and place, formal dining room, part-ttme. Vemcn Haven, 878- BARROWS & WALLACE Smith Agency, 643-1587. BOWEIRS SCHOOL—7 room full kitchen bullt-lns, 1% baths, 4 Lots F o r : 73 Manofactnring Comp — t 7 B - 2 5 1 f roofs, gutter work, chimneys see Mike Antico. You Can Afford FOR l e a s e —BxceOent loca­ shed dormer Cape, 4 or 6 ^ d - Allied Thermal . . . 48 cleaned, repaired. Aluminum 3077. ALL AROUND ArticlM For Sale 45 tion for doctor’s offles or 8494808 876-6811 bedrexims, basement family Vawni LEAVING on exteiided trip. SO. WINDSOR, Warping: $14.- rooms. 1% baths, garage, YI8,- room. A beautifully decorated BOLTON—Business zoned lot Arrow, Hart, Heg. 56% l i M siding. SO years’ experience. MACHINIST beauty parior. 418 Main Street. 900. PhUbrick Agency, 849- Barden ...... 12 Ik Free estimates. Call Howley, ScHools and Classes 23 HANNAH’S HUSBAND Hector Must liquidate. Many items of 990. 729 Griffin Road. Clean 6H one year old home. Priced for approximately an acre. Smne Luxury Living! Completely renovated and am­ room ranch, carport, full base­ 8484. Bristol BraM .... 8 % 9% 843-8981, 844-8333. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS Bridgeport Operators Lathe hates hard work so he cleans good used furniture. Make of­ ple paiUng. J. D. Realty, 848- MANCHESTER — New 7 room immediate sale. Wesley R. frontage on Route 6 and 44A. fer. Call or stop, day or night, ment, half acre treed lot. Own­ Smith Agency, 648-1887. Gravel base. T. J. Crockett, Coleco ...... 10% 11% Operators the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent 6199. raised ranch, 2-car garage, THREE BEDROOM house near RAT’S ROOFINa CO.—Shingle electric ehampooer $1. Olcott Tuesday-Thursday, 388 Center Elegant new 4 room apartments er transferred. Immediate oc­ Realtor, 848-1677. Dunham-Buah . . . . 4 Loot and Fonnd Auto Ditvlnc Seliool 7>A SAVING EARLY 1 Minimum M-hour week. In lovely suburban neighbor­ buUt-tos, IH baths, %, acre lot, cupancy. Assumable school, shopping, nice sun- N. B. Machine . . . 27 ®0 roofs, gutters, hcllt-up roofs, Variety Store. Street, 843-1988^______tremendous value. Hayes Agen­ VERNON—Spacious 4-bedroom hood within walking distance of G.I. mortgage. CaU owner, 644- porch, lot has trees, $14,500. Garrison Colonial to desirable North and Judd .. 18 19% roof and chimney repairs, Ray Apply Houses For Rent 65 cy, 843-4808. l/x r r —At Savinga Bank Cf Man- LEARN TO DRIVE — Special high school, bus, ahoppliw and 0610. John H. Lappen, Inc., 649-8281, neighborhood to time for R ^ rt Property For Sale 74 Peter Paul ...... 32 86 attentttai to nervous and al- Jackson, 643-8338, Ray Hage Bam generous eommissions SCREENED loam for the beet POUR YEAR old Easy com­ riiaatar, Paikade Branch, a WANTED PARAGON TOOL CO., bination washer and dryer, minutes from Parkway. Equip­ 649-7448. school. Family size kitchen, Plastic 'Wire Cable 13 18 deily. Claaaroam for teen­ now, 649-3314. now selling In lawns, delivered from our BOLTON LAK E-4 room year, WILLIAMS ST.—Two family, WorcaatM- Hospital 1939 needs some repairs, $40. Call ped with QE refrigerator, ’round ranch, furnished or un- 4.4, ecmiomlcal gas heat, alu- MANCHBlS’rER—Older 8 room flrepCaced Uvlng room, formal COVENTRY — Lakefront cot­ Standard Screw .. 37% 60% agers. Pickup service. Day or Inc. Bcreenlng plant. Andover Co­ m e e ’s pin and Cenn. nurse’s • WOMEN—GIRLS lumbia. George H. Grifflng, kdlt-ln GB oven, range fumtaiied, with option to buy, mtoum storms, gaira re sew-1 Colonial, 1% baths, modern BOLTON — Owitemporary 6 dining room, aluminum com­ tage, 4 rooms, furnished, ga­ Stanley Works ... 24% 96% registratton; also, large sum evening leaeona. Reaamtatlle 369 Adams St. Manchester 648-1672. Radlo-TT Repair AVON Inc., 742-7886. garbage disposer. Rent Includes or will rent fumitihed Septem­ c ^ l ^ IotI kitchen, enclosed porch, excel room ranch, 2 full baths, 2-car binations, IH baths, full base­ rage, artesian well, level lot, Veeder-Root ..... 67 . ef money- Call 643-8498._____ ratea Manchester Driviag era, bus Hne OTC«cea low tor neighborhood, only $16.- Services 18 40” PHTLOO double oven elec­ heat and hot vmter, free park­ ber through June, $28 weekly. quick sane. Robertmert Anderson, garage, Sh^ed acre lot, full ment. Walk ,to schools, 9,5(X>. 849-9718, 94!. r The above quotations are not Academy, 743-7346. To Train for Gift Cosmetics in spate time PRESS OPERA’TORS. Apply LAWNMOWBRS — Arlens, tric range, almost new, $189; 900. Hayes Agency, .648-4803. walk-out cellar, dining room, FOUND—One male beagle pup­ ing, outdoor pMnlc and recrea­ 848-9727. Realtor, 828-0139, 828-1776 churches, etc. Hie uwal ex­ to be construed as actual mar­ CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv near home. No experience re­ New England Metal, 44 Stock Lawn Boy, Toro, Bolens Orbit crib with mattress, $16. #44- tion area. buUt-in kitchen, 8 bedrooms, py; half German Shepherd $8,600 — WELL KEPT 8H room tras plus others. Low 20’s. kets. , ice, available all hours. Satis­ PBX—SWITCHBOARD quired. Place, 8-4:80. Air, and riding mowers. Wheel- 8617. ______FOUR OR BTVK engineers, VERNON—Ranch 6 rooms, S firepiBced Uvlng room. Best ' Owner transferring. 878-4804. Subarban For Sale 75 nu^ pun>y. Call - Mario Pet- Motorcydea—ncydM 11 faction guaranteed. CaU 8 ^ horse and Bolens 4-wfaeel teachers, nice locatton, 8 bedrooms, famUy size kitch­ ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive Buy Wolverton Agency, Real­ terutl, Andover Dog Warden, (Phone 369-4932). SPRAY PAINTER for lacquer ■ Only $125! d t o ^ area, suterbon. Owner SO. WINDSOR — Woodland BOY’S H1»CULES toigUsh bi­ 1318. tractors. Parte and service. USED APPLIANCES, clean re-’ rooms seml-fumiriied, garage, en, partial rec room to bsae- tor, 649-2818. SEVEN ROOM older Colonial. 3 BOOK OOVEB-AIXB - T41-T800. RECEPTIONIST- room work, Displaycraft, Inc., frigerators, ranges, washers anxious. Oaritoo W. Hotehliia, Park—6 room Colonial with cycle, |14. or best offer. In C artel Equipment Company, 4 *' pool, fireplaces. 648-2880. ment, lot 90x166 with trees, bedrooms, (large dressing al­ 160 Hartford Rd., Manchester 38 Main St., Manchester. w d dryers, prices reasonable $14,500. PhUbrick Agency, 649- Realtor. SlO^ntl. HOLL STREET—In the center coves), fireplace, pantry, attached garage, huge shaded HOUSTON, Tex. (A P )- ^ Wg good condition. 643-1364. TYPIST Completely Furnished With cover-up Job is underway *for Moving—’Trucking— CASHIH5R—For NCR register, 843-9667. Open daily 7-6, Thursday 7-9, at B. D. Peari Appliances, BOLTON l a k e ;—2 Or 8 bed­ 8484. of everything. A five bedroom heated sunporch, garage, con­ lot, 22 foot living room with Free Air - Conditioning and room fumlrfied home to love­ MANCHESSTER OREEIN—Large fireplace, 3 large bedrooms, the engraving company which 1986 HARLEY-DAVID60N with Storage 20 TWX—TELETYPE main floor, iq>titude for fig­ Saturday 7-4. 848-2171. 6 room ra ls^ ranch, plus older ccrionial with separate venient—sctwols, mopping bus. ures, liking for people. Will Free Washer and D^er ly year ’round neighborhood, MANCHESTER—7 room SpUt guest house. Two baths, rec $17,900. 649-1698. 1 % baths, fariUly kitchen. supplies 8(dK)ol book covers f(xr JfeJKTIROLXlX aales and aarv- electric starter now on dis­ paneled rec room, over 1800 every sch(X>I child to the dis­ lea, bonded representative. Al­ MANCHESTER DeUvery. light train right girl. Call Mary FIVE TON OiirUs alr-conditlon- fireplace, new bede, oil heat. Level with 2-caf g^ainge, weU nxrni, porches. Asking to the Wolverton Agency, Realtor, play; new 60cc model, 3226 full IBM—KEYPUNCH sq. ft. of well designed living trict. Mors than 3,200 covSrsAra fred A m dl, UO Bryan Dr., price. Parts and sendee. Har- trucking and package delivery. Hills, Tots ’N Teens, 848-2128 WANTED er with circulating tower, used ROPER gas range, excellent Ideal 2 or 8 adults. September shaded lot, heated 23x24 family low twenties. Elxcellent buy. WOODLAND STREET — 6 649-2813. ReMgerators, washers and one season, will sell reason­ condition, reasonable. 849-1914. Only $150! through June, 643-9289. room, 2 tile baths, kitchen area. 2 full baths, modem room Cape, . 1% baths, nice being distributed to Houatan Manchaster. 844-8141. ley-Davidson Sales, 49 Park for appointment. kitchen Includes disposal, sls- T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- BOLTON LAKE—Year ’round stove moving specialty. Folding Learn on live boards. ’Train able. 849-9963. with bullt-lns, dining room, 8 y v d . Clean. 649-0828. Public Sclwols. Street, Hartford. EVERYTHING In sterUixed re- able lot, 2-car garage. $21,900. 1677. home. 4 good sised rooms, chairs for rent. 649-0753. now—pay later. Free Placement CAPABLE Wo m a n for clean­ Man to work hi automotive large bedrooms, living room A state law going b«*r P en on a iB machine chop as apprentice, LOAM SALE! Dark, rich stone conditimed used furniture and Resort Property wlto fll^ la ce, AA zone. Weri- Warren E. Howland, MLS BO. WINDSQR-WAPPING. 6 76x150 lot, low, low price 1918 requires that aiU text bdoks I, Service. Nations largest PBX ing two mornings a week or SO. 79INDSOR-6% room SpUt $10,000. Wolverton Agency, DnstnesB ScnrieM one day, steady. Call 848- 48-hour week, time and one- free loam, regular $14 only aimllences, high quality—low Samuel M. For Rent 67 verton 'Agency, Realtor, 649- Realtor, 848-1106. Level with garage, shaded Kx>m Rapeh, custom buUt non- be covered, and the covers ara School. IHlces. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 development, ahuntoum siding Realtor, 649-281$. BIDE WANTED — W. Center O ffered 13 -Painting— ^Papering 21 8814. hdlf over 40 hours. All' bene­ $12.60. Fin, gravel, sand, staper books. Paper­ Marilyn Lentocha Wanted—To Buy 58 tor. 848-1677. Hayes \gency, 648-4908. cleaned and serviced. AU woik hanging. Oilinga. Floors. Fiilly Fashions, $12. guaranteed com ­ 9 a.m., 2:16-8:34 p.m. Call B nslneM P r o p e r ty features s Youngstovrii beauttfUl w(KMled lot. E. C. ment? Bankrupt? Reposses Kingsbury Ave. Ext., R.D. No. 1 643-2414. WE HAVE customers waiting Solimene, Real Estate, $87 aton? Don’t desi>alr! See Hon- guaranteed. Cosma Appliance insured. Workmanship guar­ mission per style show. No col­ C3A8H IMMEDIATELY—We buy For Sale 70 NEW RANCHES — ’Three new kitchen with bullt-lns, large Rockville, Conn. 06068 FILL AVAILABLE. Call 849 for ttie rratal of your apart­ ranch homes under construc­ Oakland St., 843-3214. aat Douglas. Inqidre about low- Service, 608 Center, 649-0066. anteed. Leo Pelletier. 849-8328. lecting or delivering. Beeline Phone 876-1332 anything from a pin to battle- Uvlng room wfth built-in Style Shows are Party Plan 8861. ment or homa' J- D. Realty. BUaiNBSS ZONE m - Bight tion, Six rooips. garage, full Bof.ton aat down, amaUest - payments If no answer, 643-9043. ahip. Used furniture and ap­ mahogany bkcase and BOLTON - OOVEU7TRY L in y - HAROU} A SONS RubUsb Re­ Sensation. Sampfes fumiahed 643-6139. roiims with two offlcee, eep- basements, tog lots within a desk, wall-to-wall carpeting, anywhere. No small loan or fi moval—Cellars, attics, yards. SECURITY GUARDS MAN’S WATCH, new, 18K gold, pliances. ,Ask for Mr. Reed, Immaculate cape with a large ■anea company plan. Douglas free. Car necessary. Wonderful 28 jewels, Swiss made by arate entraaca, suitable tor block of a new school. FHA aluminum storms and CUSTOM DELUXE Weekly or monthly pickup. SALESGIRL for local jewelry 840-8284, 249-4794. AVAILABLE SEPT. 1. — Five bustoeae or proteeslanal use. o f Va, Terrific value for only chicken coop. Ideal retirement Motors, SSS. Main. * Electrical Services 22 opportunity for Party Plan Full and part-time, over­ Omega, automatic winding, room flat, second flexir, oil screens, large shaded lot, Harold Hoar, 849-4084. Managers. Oall 688-9008 collect. store. 5-day week, one night, time hours available. Clean, PhUbrick Agency. 649-8464. $18,960. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, set-up. beautiful home, two car calendar dial, waterproof, WANTED TO BUT—AnOmies burner, steam heat,' Riuwo cloee proodmify to schools, RANCH FTiTMOtJTH, good running FREE ESnMA’TES. Prompt no Saturdays. Attractive work­ steady work. Apply in per­ 648-1577. garage phis to(x>me from STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone shock proof, anti-magnetic. and good used furniture. Vil- storm windows, - Venetian ESSO SERVICE station for and an assumable 4%% (toickens to your own back condition, best oner takes It. service on all types of elec­ ing conditions. Write Box P,- son Personnel Office. .age Peddler AucUan House, walla,^ firepCaces, flagstcme ter­ Bookcase. walnut; cocktail blinds, garage, aduHs only. lease at Bolton Notch, High­ mortgage. Asking $18,400. yard. Look this one over. If Three large bedrooms, 3 •44-1819 trical wiring. Licensed, and in­ Employer will interview and Herald. Route 83, Ellington. 8TB-8711, races, hatchways, dry wells. sured. Wilson Electrical Co., table, walnut; two living room 843-7966. ways 8 and 44A. Oontact Mr. you want retirement phis In­ fireplaces, 3 baths, large hire women to do sewing on DUNBAR GUARD Bob Fl’ icklger, and Boo. 1980 CORVAIR, whtte, 4-door All concrete repairs. Reason­ Manchester. 849-4817, 643-1388. WOMAN to babysif, 3 children, chairs, nylon covered; two D. Lothrop, 627-4188. WEST SIDE RANCHES come. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, bultt4n kitchen, Slate foy­ able. 643-OS8L tobacco. No experience re­ SECURITY, INC. small petite needlepoint pic­ 8 % RCXJM FLAT, automatic sedan, radio, heater, auto­ and do light housework. 6- WE BUT. SELL or trade an­ 643-1877. er,. 2-car basement garage, quired, and transportation day week, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Sal­ tures and frames. 843-8962. hot. water, gas heat, call 648- 1. $16,900 . , . three bed- ameslte drive, one acre SPECIAL matic transmission, excellent 76 Maxim Road, Hartford, Conn. YOU ARE A-1! Truck to A-1! Is furnished. tique and used furniture, china, 7269 after 4:30. roomer on a corner lot. Full J. D. REALTY MANCHBSTBR-'$18,900. Owner aonditlon, low mileage. 843- Floor Flnlshins 24 ary open. Call after 6 p.m., glass, silver, picture frames Land For Sale 71 treed lot, only $20,900. nils is yoKT chance te r^iiaes Cellars, attics, trash, small 649-8771. WILL EXCHANGE or sell basement with a beautiful selling 8 room Dutch Cplonleil. 4971. I trucking done A-1 right! Cali { practically new 21” power and old coins, old dolls and finished rec room . Im­ 648-5129 FLOOR SANDING and refinish­ Apply GLASTONBURY COVENTRY — Pucker Street. Lot size 80.8x160. Vicinity lU- just in time before th* heavy weathaf acta 843-2928, Tremano Trucking ing (specialising In older PART-TIME and full-time fab- CONCRETE mason worker lawnmower (reel type) for 21” gims, hobby collections, attic For Sale—40 Acres, $12,000. mediate (xscupancy. Ideal ing Junior and HlgU Schools. 1969 FORD, 4door, 8 cylinder, Friday, September 4, contents or whole estates. Fur­ save extre doDara. . . • Service. floors) Waxing floors. Paint­ ric sales girls wanted. Apply | wanted, full-time, experience rotary lawnmojver. 643-6454. COLONIAL VILLAGE Approoclmately 1,800 feet front­ Tocatten, plenty of trees . . . Ten. 848-0190. LAWRENCE F. FIANO automatic, Tadio, heater, very 1 p.m. preferred, or will train. Must niture Repair Service Talcott- elean, reaaonable price. 849- ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. to Manager, Pilg:rim Mills, age. Can 74S-8678 or 428'8M2. a real g(x>d buy. 848-2788 Proportionate low pirteca on a l other 1 HAVE SMAU, plekup truck— No Job too. small. John Ver- Hartford Road,, Manchester. have driver’s license; also, ville, Conn. Tel. 643-7449. GARDEN APARTMENTS PORTER STOHBJT Area—Cus' Realtor 89T0. Attics and cellars cleaned. Boats and Accessories 46 8. $17,900 . . . Ansaldi built fair.e, 849-8760. CONN. STATE Open dally 10 a.m.-9 p.m., part-time workers wanted, tom built center haU Oolonlal, d iaries NhtoolBon 748-8884 Rubbish removed. Reasonable. Saturday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. mornings or afternoons. Phone Mtoiites from Hartford shopping Houses For Sale 72 home of ttiree bedrooms, 7 rooms, 3 flrs(Uaces, 1% S T A N D A R D VOLHBWAGEN 1967 convert- CaU 646-lOU. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1982 EVTNRUDE 8V4 h.p., ex­ M e, yellow, fidly equipped, ______Charles Ponticelli, 649-9644. Rooms Without Board 59 freas. full basement, plaster walls. baths, built-tos, rec room, Bonds— Stocks— cellent condition. Run-only 10 CONCORD ROAD — $28,000. T Now vacant, jpooslble to breezeway, 3-8182. S l T e i O e i ^ ” ” ' m, 2-car basement ga­ ance plus, major medical. CALL GLASTONBURY Bo3. Carlton W. Hutchins. 649-1 COMB. WINDOW $180. ateo, many parts 'fo r more of your Income available yourself, 4 to 8 years old. 98c MANCHESTER — Year-old,cus­ Realtor, 843^1108. rage, beautifully landscaped for personal use. Lump debt Applicants must be at least NOTICE Kensington St.—Take time 6183. A. 818-1477. Bookkeeping EXPERIENCED painter want­ and up. Fred Tedford’s Fem 688-7181 tom 8% room ranch, aluminum' >% acre with many ever­ Into one monthly payment of , 6’9” tall and In good physi­ OMAC WILL SELL AT PUB­ to see this delightful 2 OOLONIAL—Bowers Area, greens. stone walled drive­ SO. WDfD80R-$800 down buys ed. Call 643-1420. Gardens, 179 Fem Street. LIC AUCTION on September bedroom Cape .with at­ siding, 3-oar garage, 2 baths, SPECIAL S981 WHITE Ford Okxiveritble, 822.26 for each thousand dollars Comptomjeter cal condition. Interviews at •OCKVILLB-Six room apart­ family room wltn fireplace, luoms, (Planning, fine oonffl- way, Immatnilate eondlttcm ' a 8 bedroom 8% room ranch, powar steering, automatle A nd including repayment over five 10, 1964 at 11:30 a.m. at Man­ tached garage and large ROGERS CORP., comer of ment. CaU H H m n (lays, 64*- h u ^ suburban lot. Hayes Agen­ tion, (durfee planttaifB,| Realtor- throughout. 1 •oU hot water heat, 100x300 loL | nwamlaaian, . A-1 condition, years. Frank Burke, 248-8897, Mill and Oakland Sts., chester Motoip, 512 W. Center lot. Only $16,800. DISHWASHER wanted nights. Garden— F’airn— Dairy T987 eveotogs. ______; ____ cy, 848-4803. c owner, 649-6061. PhUbrick Agency. 8<|)-8464. • DMwnTiipIn 81,480. Can 644-1986. Connecticut Mortgage Ex­ Clerk' Apply Cavey’s Restaurant. - Manchester, promptly at 9 . Products 50 St., one 1962 Chevrolet, Serial Call Carl Zlnseer. change, 16 Lewis St., Hartford, a.m., Thursday, Sept. 8. No. 21867G105694. The seller re­ CONCORD RD - BeauttfuI l a k e f r o n t — 146 tt. sandy 648-8598 [ b ig h t r o o m raised 1 ranch, I , T itie k Payroll Services FOUR ROOM flat, aut^attc Walnut St.—If you are Owner, 1888 COMET Oonvertible. auto- Conn. FARM HELP to pick apples 6 serves the right to bid. hot water, gas heat. Inquire ranch, large livtas room, form­ beach, large well buUt home, two years old, large U'vtog matte, low mileage, $100 down looking for a well located 4 ftoiriied, 2 unflnlshen bed- Experienced comptometer or 7 days a week. Orchard Hill An lequal opportunity stapSoyer. TOMATOES, com, cucumbers, ®p Holl Street. ■ al dtotog roam . csiDtoet kitchen, room with fireplace, modem • W 0 9 I PH * or trade, take over payments. Expeyience.d account­ operator for cost work 2 family home at a rea­ 2 bedrooma, recrmtkxi itum; ixioms, hot water heat, patio, kitchen with bullt-lns, fsmUy Schools and Classes 33 Farm, Avery Street, Wapplng, squash, carrots. 21 Angel St. sonable price call on thts W eatherstrlpped Vidle, 288-8222. ant available evenings and wanted immediately. Must 844-0686. INVITATIOrif MODERN 8 -room flat, heat, landscaped yard Marton E. fireplace, $18,900. Oarltad W. MANCHEISTER — Two family room, 4 or 8 bedrooms, 3-sone I i Saturday. Specializing in be high school and comp­ LICENSED plumber, exper­ PICK YOUR own tomatoes,' hot water and garage, $1» • one. Only $16,000. Robertson, Realtor. ttk-W Bl. Hutchins, ELealtbr, 048-8183. flat, 5-6, life time 'riding, ga­ hot water heat, g a r i^ . $34,900. | 1M18 ENGLISH Ford, rood BUS' DRIVERS for school PhUbrick Agency, ($49-8484. Ufn FHMrgte ruBBing condition excellent i small businesees. Tel. 848-- tometer-graduate, good sal­ ienced plumbkr’s helper. Also 50c per basket, Petersen per montti. Adulte preferred. Agnes Dr.—Lots of elbow rage, convenient lo(»tion. A 8786. routes In E. Hartford and So. TO BID MANCHEJSTER - $14,900. She M A N C H E s i^ iitandy- drsB, 176. CaU 643-3040, ary, company paid bene­ have apprenticeship training Farms, 440 Demlng Street, •48-6I06. room to this dandy 8 bed­ man's special. 7 i«om house, wise Investment at $18,900. ' $ $ r a M WANTED, fits, excellent working con­ Windsor. Muri be experienced opening in plumbing and heat­ Wapplng. ^______Sealed bids will be received at room brick Cape, fireplace, Hayes Agency. 648-4808. COVENTRY H the view room rancher. TUed bAth. garage, $11,000. Marlon Eld- doesn't tickle you, the pries | If55 FCHtD Station Wagon, ditions. Apply in person. on truck or 1 bus. Post Road ing. H. G. Schulze, Inc., 876- the Office of the General Man­ BRANDY BTBEHT. B olhm - FuU basement. Fine resi­ garage, excellent condition, Beautiful new 4 room diraex, &eea, near bus, idiopptog, lund Real Estate, 289-4519, will. $11,000 buys large, state­ tadio and heater, running con- D R IV l^A YS, foundations, eel- WOMEN—MEN stages, 644-1I 3I; . 9707, West Rd., Blllngton. TOMATOES—Pick Iq own con­ ager, 41 Center Btreet,, Man­ dential area off Vernon St. ANDOVER — Large raised' tainers; carrots for canning; Bssu' new Bolton High Sch(XM, sch(x>l. Cariton W Hutenins 644-0414. ly mansion converted into 8 1 itton, needs battery. 19531 lars ' sealcoated and water- chester, Connecticutt until Sep- Only $18,900. ranch. 3 double bedrooms, 8 S DRIVER for light deliveries. butternut and aooia squash. heat, hot water, electric stove Realtor. 640-8182 closets, knotty pine kitchen, apartments, needs repairs, ord Convertible, radio and| proofed under pressure. Call To' Train as Apply in person Grlnold Auto tm^ber 22, 1964 at 11:00 a.m. Call Bill Frazier. MANCHESTER — Windsor beater, needs repair. Best o f - ,' the D 4c G. Penetrating Sealer FULLER BRUSH CO. Salesmen Wantcll 36-A'' 21 Angel Street. 1; for Rock Salt and Calcium and refrigerator. (3aU 649-0771 Street. Must seU. 6% rcxmi (Uning and living room, 7 or near vlUage and university> Parts, 191 Center Street, Man­ after 8 p.m. ___ See these prime listings to* RANCH—Ansaldi built* to 1959 10 acres. 849-9402. privacy, 8 beautiful acres. fen . 849-1885. Service, 289-8814. 86 Long Hill St., East Hartford chester. Chloride. V , Modem Youngstown kitchen ranch, 2 baths, I or 4 bed- CASHIERS— PO STO N open tor salesman to Bid forms and spMlflcations day. % rxxxns, fire alarm system, Im- Terms. Lessengar, Oo., Real- 1960 TRIUMPH TR (8 ), ex­ WASHING MACHINES . re­ XT IN TEREririD to a nice 8 with buUt-tos, 8 bedrooms, RBIDUCBD TO $13,800—Truly toia, m m m , m m m . selljjanitor supplies and main­ are available at the Controller’s eeramte tUe batti, 2 fireplaces, ntediate occupancy. See It, INSTALUD cellent’ condition. Call T42- paired, RCA, Whirlpool \ and » STOCKMAN An equal opportunity employer room ttnglo hjoina, tenlttied, dellgfatful', 8 room expandable tenance equipment in this lo- NOTICE i Office, 66 Center Street, Man- lastered walls, oil hot water mitite an offer. Call owner 044- •418. Kenmore. All work guaran­ callly. Protected territory and mtddlt-agfMl no children, rea- ci4>e, eaorilent residential MANCHESTER — BeautUunyl cheater, Connecticut. JARVB5 REALTY OO. eat with cast iron radiation. 0690. appointed 8% room Cape,uape, | teed. Call 848-4913, 644-8143. For supermarket, Discount CLERK establiriied accounts. Salary CITY OF ROCKVil4^ ■cnahlo. 0404014. g area oloee to everything. Real- ' BODOEUiBNT condition, only I Town of Mancheater, Immediate occupancy, $18,900. isttcally priced below FHA 100x300 weE ahsiibbed lot, at- stores, Drug Stores. plus commission. Box 8 , Her­ ZONING BOARD 843-1131 649-1300 COVEUmiY — Six room Cape, 80,000 mOcs, 1962 Falcon Fu­ STBNO-TYPIFT for work In Connecticut 1 ITVB ROOM duplex, centraUy PhUbrick Agency. 640-846f.^ ■ ;appralaal.' Wesley R. Smith tached garage,foTiwUt-to kitchen Wanted for men’s clothing ald. OF APPEALS Richard Martin, located, with garage, $110 a one half a P « < ' VERN0N — .6% room ranch, .649-8183. I- 843-1887. MaaMiester ReflntoMi^ « » . Park Street, RodwM e, ’ be­ Rockville, Conn. ment, beat, hot water, storo. terbury heating, new modem — — :------z ::r z r r -r ~— — 71 e p tween 8 a.m.-8 p.in. PtimHIMO and tUaHng nieni buUt-tos, newly painted, field- kitchen cabinets, ’ ahuntoum TWO FAMILY—One year old, 843-9388. MARK I T R A im N g Feqiale 38 AH persons, interested may refi^rator 1 n c 1 u d e d* $1» . duplexes. MANCHB8TBR-B% - I M M a — eKperlsaped, tor n ^ matalla- Your Truck or DeUverJu stone wall. Located-In very de- j TWO ' 2-FAMILY storms, close to lake and high-1, 4 and 6 rooms, 3 bediwims. mSTTTUTOINST ^ SALES GIRL Drug and- Cos­ ttona O a Aadover>434tt90 af- appear and be'heard. f, Available Sept. 1. Office 18 sirablei neighborhood. Close to completely modem and fur­ sized brick Cape, M sW la E m m 9 -A X 780 Iain Street Hartford IRONJNO WANTED.

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Controversy Seen a i g n Regarding Election Date Goldwater Promises Peaceful Era oonstituted. . ., we ' . s s s m L i s ; ! I election," controviersy over the date had rqiorted aome progress on Bailey for this year’s General As­ Senate redistrtctlng—the issue 'Tn agree'that we have to GOP Hopeful sembly—elections appeared to ■which yestMdajr’e conference agree on when an election e u Events in the making as .Demo­ was eonfined. ,, be held,” Pinney said. Pledges Fast cratic and Republican lead­ After Democratic counsel Leo A special three-judge U.S, ers resumed.talks on reUp- Parsley noted that the election District Court has ordered the In State date — the first Tuesday after General Assembly to temporar­ End to Draft portionment. the first Monday of November ily redistrlct the State Senate, ' 1 . S e n a te redletricting and .was spelled out in the State temporarily rsapportlon the House reapportionment were Oohstitutlon, Pinney reiterated: House and euhunon a constltu- U p PRESCOTT, -Am. (AP) expected to be the topics at Trio Holds That will be discussed. I tioftal convention. The court —Sen. Barry Goldwater, today’s conference, but lurking has set k Sept 10 deadline for keynoting his campaign for^, In the ' background ■waa the gumantee it,*^ action. Hartford Bank Pinney has said that the fed­ question of whether a realigned The court wlU resume juriS' the White House, promised ' 1965 assembly should be elected eral court timetable for reap­ today to end the draft, portionment perhaps drilber- diction, if the deadline is not HARTFORD (AP) — on Nov. 3, Election Day. m ot Three young men, at least keep the peace and halt Disagreement between the ateiy avoided specifying Nov. Just how much progrees was SPORT and DRESS 8 as the Election Day. two of' them armed, held up “the cancerous growth of parties on the election date was made at yeeterday’s cioqed-door the federal government.”, apparent yesterday at a press There have been indicationa session was not pinpointed. ;he Farmington Aveifiue Republicans may seek a ^>eclal “I do not intend to be a wai> ' , SHIRTS conference after the first round Both sides said they planned jranch 01 the Mechanics time pre.sldent,” the Republicaa of bipartisan talks. election for later In November to present revised redistrteting Savings Bank today and es- or in December. presidential nominee declared. **We expect we'll eomplete proposals at today’s sellsion. And Goldwater said he would tele- cAped ,wiWi an undeter­ Reg^ular 2.09. Lons sleeve shirts, Our Job and that we'U have an Trying tb eliminate or Should agreement on a Sen­ mined amount of cash. keep the peace without thu Ivy plaids snd% patterns in sport election^ Nov. 8,” Democratic scope normal nominating pipro- ate plan be reached, both draft. ’ shirts or 'spatklinc v/hite dress cedures for General Assembly Police said they believed that state and National CSialnnan parties would then submit it to a fourth man may have driven "Republicana will end wW idiirts. Fine single needle tailoring. John M. Bail^ told r^iorters. m s la poses many problems, respective caucuses for approv­ draft altogether, and as soon a | Quality wash ’n’ wear fabrics. the getaway car. ‘1 think that’s an area of dis- Pinney nald yesterday. al. Ai> alarm was broadcast for a possible," he said. “That'l eusslon State Chairman A. “I am sure that if we can Iha election date issue was 1969 green Chevrolet with all- promise you.” Searle Plnney said. agree on redistricUng the Smi- initial registration plates which Goldwater accused President 1 The controversy pofiMd to ate and get the House oonsti- (See Pa^ Six) was seen speeding away from Johnson of using the Selective 2 For 5.00 the area shortly after the hold- Service System "tor pollUealij. , iq>. and social schemes." The car, which had three or Returning to the ancestari Polite PoHce four occupants, sped north on hom4 where he launched his taro Laurel Street, west on Niles oafnpaigns for the Senate, Gold- Kennedy Quits Post, Query Only Men Street and .south on Woodland Water said to a prepared Street, said Detective Capt. speech: "The camprign we- MEN’S SWEATERS MEN’S MADRAS DARTMOUTH, England Thomas Hankard. launch today la dedicated to Police gave the following de­ First of LBJ Group (AP)— Into a group of 40- peace through preparedness, JUST RBX3EIVBD — FAMOUS scription of the three bandits progress through freedom, puri Regular 12.99. Water repellent, odd nudists marched three who entered the bank: pose through constitotionad cm NAMES. VALUES TO 10.00. CAR­ authentic madrtls plaids. Attractive British policemen. A white man, about 8-8,— DIGANS; Ru IXOVERS. Orion*, WASHINGTON (AP)—Robert F. Kennedy said to- dor.’’ muted eolors. Sizes S-M-L. . "Good afternoon," said slim, wearing a hat, and carry­ Prescott witboritteB forecast • wools and blends. All the new Fall day he has resigned as attorney general—the first mem­ their kMsder, “I am a police shades. Sizes S-M-L-XL. ing a weapon. crowd of, more tiian 86,000 — ber of President Johnson’s Cabinet to do so. officer. "May I have your A second white male—, in his more then double the populaUca After a meeting at the' White^' names and ad d resses, mid-aOs, carrying a small black Supported by the Strong Arnt of the Law of this one-time territoriad oajpl- House with Jenson, Kennedy President Kennedy waa slain, iriease?" revolver and onssed in sports Pistol Packing Detective Harold Breitzman of Milwaukee cradles 14-month-old tel to Arizona’s hill country, 100 told 'an impromptu news confer- RobeH Kennedy |[^d he would Discussing til* ' recent clothes and a baseball cap. He Joy Lynn Stone in his arm while continuing with his book work. 'The little miles from Phoenix. -ance he had resigned. not stay on at the Justice De­ raid on a nearby beech, one ■was described as slight of build Rep. WUUam B. MiUer of New KenneeW, 88, (s the Democrat­ partment for a second term. o t the nudists said: "The and wearing pilot-type sunglass­ girl was missing from her home for nine hours after being taken frono her. home- Yorit, the Republioan vioe presU ic candiaate for the Senate in After his 'brother’s death, police were very nice. They es.' by a baby sitter. The baby aitter, who didn’t inform the parents, was held for dentlal nominee, was to be M New Tork. Kennedy said be would remain only took the names of the 'A third man —of dark com­ investigation. (AP Photofa'x.) ______- ■______band for Goldwater’s Mekotf. ) The brother of the late Presi­ on the job through this year’s men. They did not approach plexion, pethape a light-skiimed Goldwater will return tile faVer dent John F. K«nnedy went to elections. But ^ er Johnson any of the women." Negro, about 6-10, in his,late Saturday to Lockport, N.Y. SLACK SALE the White House ^ th his wife, foreclosed the vice presidency 20s, wearing sunglasses af(d a In other opening shots of tiM Ethel. They arrived 25 minutes to him, he decided there was aome further delay cused Jriinson of using “the before they saw the PreaidenL He waa formally nominated was taken. LBJ Adds Land - Purfchase Bill Regularly 3.99. Polished cot­ on Tuesday, and Wednesday he outmoded and unfair military ton, wash ’n’ wear. Regular Like all other members of the draft system for social schemes Johnson Cabinet, Kennedy was won endorsement from the As Top Man 1.4 MiUion Can or Ivy style. Black, Tan, or AFL-OO state convention as wsll as military objsettvss.** dive. Sanforized to keep a appointed by his brotiier. Ht said Jofansoa’s is an afk Four members of President New Yorit. _ HARTFORD (AP) To .‘WiideMiess’ Protection Act perfect St. Sizes 32-40. Johnson has gtvas. no indica­ In -*Vi»HN[am ttcut, whWi has a popu mlnistratiob of “mobs to tbs Kennedy's original Cabinet re­ o< about IT mUlloo. registara street, restietned esOy by the signed before: the attorney gen­ tion who will become the 66th tnshided himself te attorney general. It is wddely lAKxm, aoutii n«t Nam WASHINGTON (AP) __ aprotactlan k*fa track a< ladk-* And ha hm plea ttiat they waR satu after eral. (flee Page Twelve) m electitm time to ignitt vMsnoa Boys’ School Slacks Preceding him were Secre­ believed he will writhhold his -iL -d al foraat-land, meatly ili O th^ category. (AP) — MaJ. Oen. Ngnysn President Johnson sifl^ed Western states The sun was hot and beads of once agate." tary of Labor Arthur J. Gold­ selection until after the Nov. 8 Khanh again assumed full com­ perspiration- gathered on tiie Regular 3.99. Famous name election. The man most widely today two major eonsefva- But, whan Johnson riiowad up He raiarged tiM Preatdent lofr berg, now a SuiMreme Court jus­ President's forehead as he lows “the way of unilateral dis- slacks. Regular, Huskie or tice; Secretary of Welfare Abra­ mentioned to take over the Jus­ mand of South Viet Nam’s tion bills, one to protect 9.2- at the ceremony, he also had shaky government today! Pre- Democrats Push with hint the land and water signed the bills — using each of arpiament and appeasement to slim models. Choose from ham A. Rlbicoff, now a senator tice Department is Leon Jawor- million' acres of wilderness several dosen pens twice. popular easy care fabrics, in kkl, prominent Texas lawryer ihler said he had won support of conservation'bUl, which he said foreign affairs.*’ from Connecticut, and Post­ E^ly Passage and the other to finance would' authortte pay-as-you-go "If 'I’d known this ceremony Hs said the growth of the fed­ all wanted colors. Sizes 8-20.' master General J. Edward Day, find friend of Johnson. Buddhist leaders who were threatening to renew antigov- the purchase of Recreation purchases of lands that will he was going to be outside," Jriin- eral government “must and who'quit to return to private The acting attorney general Bon rem ised, "I’d have worn will be Nicholas deb. Katzen- emment violence unless ftelr Of Health Bill land. needed hi the future for pubUe sliaQ be stopped.’’ But he added Bfe. my seersucker.’’ “prudeooe requires that ws pro- Boys’ “Snazzy” Slacks Six members of ibe original bach, 42. the deputy attorney demands were met. Jcriinsmi, signing tiie meaa- recreation. Khanh’s return to power after urea at a ceremony in the White The land and water eonMrva- The first P**> WAS handed by eesd slowly and steadily hi KMUiedy Cabinet remain tn general, whom Kennedy hae WAKUNGTON (AP) — ien- Johnson to Secretary of the In­ a five-day VUmporary retire­ ata DMnocratic Isaders drova House rose garden, called them tion bill authorises establish­ withdrawing the central govern­ Regular 2.99. Polished cot­ their poets. ment ef a 88 bUUdn, lO-year terior Stewart L. Udall, to ment from Its many umurranti As long as a year ag», before (Bee Page Twelve) ment" at the mountain resort of lor passage today of a Social “some of the most far-reaching ton in tan, black, charcoal Daiat was disclosed by a gov­ conservation meaaurea that a fund for purchase of recreation whom he remarked: | ed interventions In c m private Security bill with a program of "I'm still getting letters about or olive. Guasanteed wash ernment spokesman following a health care for the aged already far-sighted nation has ever af«as, principally In Bkuitem economic Uvee.’’ ’n’ wear. Choose from sever­ 2.59 that trip you took with m y Assailing Johnson’s JiaadHng six-hour emergency Cabinet written Into It. coped with." states. al styles. Sizes 8-20. 2 For 5.00 session. Khanh flew to Saigon The White House had an­ Johnson said the occasion was wife.” of the ficlectivc Service pro­ 74 Unsolved Chicago Incidents Sen. Mike Mansfield, D-Mont, UdaU was Mrs. Johnson’s from Daiat amid reports that he the majority leader, obtained an nounced in advance that John­ a happy and historic one "for gram, Goldwater dcolaredi was denwnding full support agreement to limit debate^m all son. would sign the wildemeee aU who love the great American “RepuWeans understand that \ from all members of the care­ remaining amendments. bill, which sets aside for special outdoors.’* (« ») the military forces need tratood Worried Restaurant Owners taker government that had been The first to be considered to­ volunteers who make the mill* led by acting Premier Nguyen day was bne by Sen. Winston L. taiy service a career.” ' Xuan Oanh. Prou^, R-Vt., to raise the mini­ “Republioans understand that Seek More Aid to End Arson “The military has promised mum Social Security payment U.S. Increasies the porpoee of the , military Gen. Khanh their com plex sup­ from $40 to |70 a month. It was Even Crash Dieting forces is not social or' poUticlal port. The situation look'd much not expected to be adopted. t is to help keep the peace o4 CHICAOO (AP) —'FrightenedOhas been bombed. more stabilized hxlay,'’ the the worid,” he said. ”TO usa MEN’S— restaurant owners have called Wilkos, 60, said he telejAoned Mansfield said the measure Food Supply spokesman said. might be paasad and sent back Itery services for political or MAIN FLOOR for federal action to halt the 2*/4- Rep. Harold Collier, R-Hl., in Khanh also won an agreement social schemes — as ags admin- year Assault on Chicago busi­ Washington to ask the FBI to tb the House late today. If nbt, Can Be Appetizing from Buddhist leaders to qall off he said, final action wlU come istratian doss —Is to drift elos- nesses by arsonists and bom­ investigate. a planned hunger strike and a For Indians bers who have caused $2.78 mil­ “When the FBI gets into Friday in time for a three-dag possible general strike, the gov­ Labor Day waakend. lion damage. something they get to the bot­ ernment said. The agreement INDEPBNDBNCB, Mo. (A P )f "Anybody can gst along on 1,- NEW DELHI, India (AP) — Laurence'Buckmaster, execu­ tom of it," He said. "I think that The biggest Senate fight on 000 to 1,200 calories a day and presumably entails concessions, — Even, the “fat, boy" crash Ths UiUted States is stepping np' tive director of the CSilcago and if they would investigate, this the legislation was settled diets for 'flying personnel can be function effielently,’’ hs- said. 'hut these were not spelled out. Wednesday With a dramatic 49- Illinois Restaurant Association, could be the answer.” TTie spokesman 'said the Budd­ appetizing according to an Air “But they have to be' nutrition­ Ms ritipments of what to this appealed directly Wednesday to In Washington Collier agreed 44 vote to add to it hospitaliza­ Force dietician who says “var­ ally interesthig, well balanced hungry natl crash dtetsrs to ms fUabstes pa­ India and have resulted in the •40 to flO. Prensjr oswran bombing, or arson fire in the becoming a national menace,*' The poiitician-soldlqr appar- als in 1960 and 1962. tients." And the result: “Varie­ arrest of'thousands of Commu­ this as a anbstttnto i*** 100% wool In fine flat knit or he said. ) Chicago area in the last 32 ty to th^ secret of no gripof." nist agitators. Police said they health careeaie programprognun arid ton shaggy effects. Deep collegi- months. For Wilkos it was the Local officials planned to ^ - (See Page Ten) gl per month ' adopS- iate colors that flatter! (flee Page Six) Tnie dietician-author and pro­ have arrested more than 8,400 third time in three months that Communlets In the Red strong­ ed Wedneedoy by toe r»— v (See Page pghteen) ■ 1 News Tidbits ject director of a medical food •' Specially priced . . . one of his chain of restaurants textbook for the Air Force, has hold of Kerala |8tate. Most were to en sdmlnietrattori paskrifa ,j« from the AP Wires been visiting his parents after released after being h0)d' for propoeaL • !> several hours, the police w d . attending a special course to PROPOSAL MUBfNND GOAT and JACKET Premier Khrushchev ' agrees (flea Page Twshrs) (flm Pni* GKNBVA (AP) — Th* SPECIAL * to eonie to Bonn, Germsiiy, for Dnitod Stotee ionnaQf ra- political talks with Chancellor Jeetad today a Sevte* pew Regular 14.00 to 17.00. Erhard... 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Hlxecutlve Council of The first I witness.tnesB, Qeprgs) qny real or laeting aaranae* lean Activities opened new lagataet nwclaas waetosa. , INFANTS • JERSEYS • 1 1 8 8 the Anglican Church u r g e s hearings on student travelers Luke, s New fork travel agent, change to present federal leg­ to Cute today and deoorum teetifled that fvonne Bond, ae- islation to permit dispensation was so rigidly obmryed by the companied .itmarded young CttHHlNBOnMl CORDUROY CRAWLERS of birth, control information to students that one usually- man, .had come 9 his offices to BOBTON (AP)— Jelmlflfr Boys’ Long Sleeve\ Shirts Canadians. ) bearded witness showed up May to'make arAngements tor Court. 17, St. Johii'B P n p Regular 2.99 Cravylers. Ador­ Carlton J. H. Hayes, U.B. without his beard. a group of 28 to travel to Paris. feethall player from Wator- able trims, fine pinwale cor­ ■GIRLS’ DRESSES KNIT • SP9RT • DftESS baHMtdor to Spain during World In contrast to last year’s Luke told the cAmmittee that fordt Coon., died today aA- duroy. These are a famous 'e * War n, died today to Sidney, boisterous, '"I raucous sessions Mias Bond had paid for the June Peter Beat Brigham Hoafltal name brand. Flattering col­ 2.57 I, ! N. Y...... Dr. Norman Weim, quiet order ■ *seemed the hall­ 9-10 fU|^t fr t ’ '■i. iil) I'ii,t L