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' > ^ '4. ■ THURSDAY; JULY The Weather PAOB TWENTY-FOUE flanrl|p0ti?r £tt»nfns Hmtlb Foreoasl of C. a. WeothM Low tonight oroand 70, ehaaee of thundershowers. Saturday y a ^ Dtreotars at the Zlpaer Club will 1 ab Budcley ' SchooL She tind. Iba tBidarai had Miiiated 13,736 ly sunny, hot and mnggy wtHi meet Saturday at 3 pjn. at the Board Makes BJS. from D untary State Ifas. WWidt ftor .Aree yean on a ehanoe at thodershowers In the About Town club. The annual picnic at the clUb CoDege. baa lO yeaia iMlf^tiiiw buis. afternoon. High near 90. will be held Sunday from 10 ajn. tiTtiliH: espeitonoe. and win start Itaee appobabnenta to the aac- Manchester— A City of.Village Charm 1 0 « Xkntiy MeEmn, 337 Spruce until dark at North Elid Park, Staff Shifts at 3T.MO. retarial ataiT incliide; SU Mon BvvtireUaaJ UtUieran East Hartford. Refreehmenta will Mia* Barfaen J. Buaaiere. to Mrs. ftene J. Moore, to work taach Grads 1 at South School.. She m the ijn^Tncekmal Materials ChMWli, WM rfHEBent tMe areigt be served, z' YGL. im u wa MC (FOUBTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1963 (Claaotfled AdyeiUsing oa Page 13) PRICE SEVEN CENTS M a det«g«t« to tlM tegith MennlaJ The board at edaCatiacL m ac­ has a a s . from F5tehbaTg (Mass.) A n tcr im a 52-week basis. She will aowrenttan at th e IMemaiUonal The VFW Auxiliary will have its tion on personnel mattera.. laaC State College and will start at $6.- start at 33J76, Step I of the sec- LtUtheran Wotnen’e Missionary annual dinner Tuesday, July 23, at night accepted two teacher reacg- 510. ratailea achisliile. effective July 22. iP‘^ r LesEue, vrMoh oonvenee this week 6 p.m., at Miller’s Restaurant. Res­ nations. made eight tcachBr ap­ Ml s Jean T. Freeman, to teach Mn. Rita A. Boudreau to work at the MpeMeUxsich Hotel and the ervations will close Saturday and pointments and three to the seere- Grade 2 at Bentley School A BS in the Bowers School office on a Muntotpul' Aiuditoriurti, Kansas may be made with Mrs. John tardal staff, amd filled a vacBiwy graduate of the Umverwty of 40-yeek baaia She wil start a/t What a happy experi­ S ta te N ^ ds Syria Kills dty, Mb. She wUl be aooompanied Vince. 227 McKee St., or Mrs. John for a school nurse at ManchcKer- 'Maine, abe wiB start at $4J>7K $use. ence good eating can by MIsb Mbrion A . E)rdin. 706 Buchanan, 176 Woodland St. High School. Jfcs. Barbara E. Murphy, to Mra Ruth K. Murray, to wrr-'< be. A ctually, five ways Resignations accepted are: teach Grade 9 English and Spaniah aa secretary to the dean of the Center S t , who is orglleg-e on Monday grade, who has ance^yied araocho' Cmversity and an M.A. from the 54.524. Step I of the secretaries fresh produce. Prove evening from 7:30 to 9 o’clock will position elsewhere. VmTersity of Bridgeport, and ■will scheduto. efTective July 22. it yourself by sampling Hafez Says be in the teachens’ lounge at the Mrs. Helen Neuman, pbyaicall ed- staiTt at S6.230. THROW ’EM critically — apprecia­ Hubert W. Slone DONT AW’AY! Manchester High School to an­ ucatiom teacher at Bennel Jiannicie- MerrUun S. Hurwitz. to swer inquiries concerning the col­ High School, for maternity rea­ teadi an elementary grade aa yet Tax Office Open tively. To Head c n :c BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)— Mill plenty of wear left in lege, which opens in September. sons. unasHgned. She bs.s an A.B. from Note the bloom on Maj. Gen. Amin Rafez, the Added to the teachilig sttaff are: your shoes when you have (Boator, University, and 'wiB start Two Saturdays our fruits, the crisp­ HARTumm (AP> — Bdbcrt W. Syrian army strong man, an­ j them rehuUt In a profession­ ATHLETE’S FOOT Miss Phyllis J. AdamaoBn.. to at $4,700. teach junior high Englisii She iias ness of our vegetables. nounced today 10 persons im­ -War, Scores al shoe repair shop. AU, Herbert F^gani. to teach sopho- 1 WORK Ol’AR.ANTEED! HOW TO TREAT IT — a B A. from L.ake Foresn OoBLege ntnee E n g h ^ at Man(diester High Manchester Collector of Rev­ See the rich glow of plicated in an uprising Thurs­ Apply iimtank-dryinc T-i-L. You feet it and will Stan at M.7(W School. He has a B.A. from St_ enue Paul Cervmi has announced color that promises day against Syria’s Ba’athist take hold to t’herk iicfainfc. buming. in Mrs. Mary O. Boliein. to teacit Bjoavaicure Umversity and an tHst his office will be open for SAM YULYES minuten. Then in S to 5 dayit. wateh the coUection of town taxes from ripe flavor. Check the Socialist government have infected skin nlough off. Hatch healthy Grade 3 at Buckley School She M.A. from the Umversity of Ono- Same Side As Watkins necticut, and will start at $6,230. 9 sjn. to noon the next two Sat- fragrance, the plump been tried and executed. nkin replace it. If not pleaned IN ONE . has a B.S. from New T oit Uasrer- P eWaaa .1 esrittlhe Radio Damascus broadcast Ha­ S3 OAK STREET UOVB, your 4Hc ba<’K at any drug ; sity and am M.A. from the Unu>- Mrs. Helen Nietoon was appoint­ nrdaTa firmness that says capnrity. Store. NdW at Weldon Drug Store. fez’s statement after a new cur­ versity of Comnecticat and artK ed school Horse at the high school Fim period 1963 taxes will be “fresh-picked.” Taste OPEN MONDAYS delinqaesit. and subject to a pen­ few was clamped on the entire start at 36.770. at a saJary of $4,000. reptacing our greens, our fruits, — Chinese Stand Hear country and Syrians were warned Mrs. Mat-v Oummoe_ to Seartt Mrs. Ceceha Wandt, who has re- alty. if not paid by Aug. 1. - eC tha eaneS’s Read Herald Ad vs. our crisp root vege­ to stay Inside or be shot. s u i t s tha A colonel identified as Hi.sham tables — savor their Shabib, five noncommissioned of­ delicious fresh flavor. to the cooncO, ficers and four civilians were research Mmmmmmm — that’s See— tried by a court-martial formed 1 Russian Optimistic!^^.**'^*^®*** L’^a Lcf^ala- by the national revolutionary; good eating! tn n O m i a He served as eonanlt council and quickly executed, the ! W h a t’s more, your stot to Ok Legirinttve Ctamcn when radio said. All the soldiers were good sense of thrift at dtaS ad Vat state’s B e m t Rule from the army, signal corps. | Art. wtdrh'rta* pasaad by flte U67 Over N-Ban Treaty will approve. Here (as Sm ell- Hafez, who is deputy military i governor, Interior minister, dep­ everwhere in our uty premier, defense minister friendly store) fresh­ N B C A F O g ’ and army chief of staff, warned! MOSCOW (API—Soviet Premier ______ness, top quality and (AP) — NBCAP that disturbers of the peace must Khrushchev expres.sod optimi.mi j M O SC O W (AP) — Soviet be punished. He said the court abundant choice are F eel Taste ■today about the chances for a Big prem ier Khru.shchev declared was still in session. yours at budget prices. The executions were the fir.st i Three agreement in current nego-' todav a new World w ar iS IlOt • nations on a limited nuclear test * a. i_ -u But-^see for yourself. such in Damascus to follow a ban and said he would like to see ' to build ComTnu- coup or attempted coup in more You’ll be glad you did. : «»yiB Naeteea Ahhhhhhhhh! outlawing of all such tests, inciud- nism Or .* at the Greater This would seem to indicate - at a Kremlin friendship rally PLUMS BING ders remained closed. CUCUMBERS In the absence of direct news that Khrushchev might be recep­ for visiting Hungarian Prem ier NECTARINES Negro-righta A t Shore, from the sealed-off country, the tive to a counter.suggestion made Janos Kadar. BLUEBERRIES CHERRIES Dip Canada Stocks warning indicated that street dis- < by President Kennedy through his As he spoke, his aides were 7c each at Obtared : special envoy. W. Averell Harri- fighting the argument out with RASPBERRIES turbances may have erupted when i the curfew was relaxed. , man. that the is.aue be handled i Qiinese delegates at collapsing GOLDEN PEACHES State Says through nonaggres.sion declara talks at a .suburban villa. RIB ROAST The Syrian national revolution­ Uons. SEEDLESS GRAPES a t r OTTAWA (A P )—Osaada. one o<^ Lester B. Pearson, Canadian ary command, which has run the Khrushchev told 6.000 aildly ap­ ! at the d t j the biggest fbreigB markets for prime minister, told the House of Khrushchev again announced he plauding persons at the rally that CANTALOUPES HARTFORD (AP) -— Bathers country since the Ba’athist coup was ready to permit We.stern in­ fo r U.S. investors, fears its economic Commons the proposed taxes last March 8, accused "groups a world war "is necessary neither WATERMELONS can enjoy swimming in waters spection inside the Soviet Union (or the building of socialism nor belt will be tightened by Presi­ could have widespread implica­ along the Connecticut shore -with­ and individuals both inside and dent Kennedy's save-tbe-dollar tions on Canada’s economy. tu; a safeguard against troop con­ communi.sm, nor for the acceler­ out fear of pollution, says the outside the country” of plotting EIKaAR 8. KALG centrations for a .surprise attack. proposals. Others in his Liberal govern- Thursday’s attempt to overthrow ation of the world revolution.” CAP)—The board state health commissioner. This was offered as a device (or "The superiority of the forces Yellow Com. Green Spinach, Lettuce of all kinds. Summer Squash, Zacchini Sqnasl m naw ad todsqr a A sharp price slump on Canadian medt and in the (Conservative op­ The announcement could not the government. stodt exchanges Tmrsday was an position voiced fears of a slower helping to ease world tensions of socialism, peace and democra­ Beets from local farms. it said wnnld aa-\ have come at a better time—with It did not pin the blame spe­ and was not directly connected sign at the appreben- growth rate in Canada, higher un­ cifically on supporters of Presi­ cy over the forces of imperial­ racial bnlaarr at yesterday’s t^perature soaring with the test ban treaty. ism. reaction and aggression to Measealaiy ston rsniMid by Kennedy’ s i^an to employment, higher interest into the 90’s and the humidity test­ dent Gamal Abdel Nasser of the Owne^* of Q u b Lmpooe a tax on Am erican pur­ rates, new pressures on Canada’s "W e are under the impression I growing, ’ ’ he said. L ing even the most stoic. United Arab Republic. But a Ra­ that there is hope now of achiev­ chases at foreign stocks and forei^ exchange reserves and an dio Damascus commentary men­ Without specifying how, Khru­ 1st thni 4th tSc bnaid aaid d wiQ reduce the Milford beaches, closed since ing agreement on the banning of shchev insisted "a concrete pos­ r a t Negro psqals in the b o i^ . increase in the amount of Canadian Monday, were reopened when the tioned Nasser’s former top aide Explains Bias Kennedy asked Congress to ap­ industry under American control. nuclear tests in the atmosphere, sibility ot preventing world war by aboert 230l tfana rrdiiring news came from Hartford, that in Syria, Abdel Hamid Serraj, as Quick and Easy prove . a 15 per cent tax on the Despite complaints of American cosmic space and under water if. has appeared. And this is not ihere was no - raw sewage in the a plotter. of course, there are no special purrtiaito priro of common stocks domination of Canadian industry, One captured rebel, appearing To Lawmakers merely a possibility, but a vital water. changes in the positions of the necessity for the peoples of the issned by firms outside the United tha flow of American capital into State Commissioner Franklin cm Damascus tele-vision, said the Sale On BIRDS EYE Kates ai^ a tax ranging fraos 3% Canada haa been, the chief means American and British representa­ world” LEAN, FANCY BRISKET Foote egM--^W|itotoary tests aim of the coup Was to overthroxi. By JOHN BECKLER tives." Khrushchev said of the per cent to IS per t o A on foreign by wUch Cbnada lias offset a big the Ba’athists and set up an im­ Khrushchev said all the peoples TV TYPE bonds and -other securities matur­ show the mat-rtiarm the water Washington (ap>—Edgar s. deficit in its international balance was gresMe developing from some mediate union with the U.A.R., of the world would break ^ th SHOULDER LAMB CUTS 1 ; U. S. Pressing ing in three or more years. of pajrments. Kalb Is. a big, square-jawed man (CoatinDed on Page Nine) capitalism sooner or later but .... - r Kennedy's message caUed for Eric Kierans, president of the organic matter like seaweed. DINNERS was also found in some (Continued on Page Mx) with close-cropped white hair and i "the victory of socialism in every CORNED BEEF PINEHimST OFFERS SPECIAL VALUES the taxes to be retroactive to to­ Montreal and (Canadian Stock Ex­ a firm conviction about his right w-k a given country- is decided by the For Talks on i^les. WELL TRIMMED IN LEAN LAMB 8HOULDEJR OUTS day. But later'’ the Treasury an­ changes, said "it would appear to exclude Negroes from his Ches- i § gf wt f I IS g .Il/Y-V" people of that country. This ques­ nounced that purchases of foreign that the Canadian govemmmt will Petrie straggled out to the TENDER, LEAN NUTRITIOUS 39c ea. beach in small numbers, and some apeake Bay beach club. t:- I t I I I 9 tion cannot be solved by unleash­ securities traded on U.S. ex­ have to stimulate the economy by "A man has a right to be biased y , y * -m ing a world thermonuclear war.” MEATY NATO N-Fleel changes would be exem pt unUl increased expenditures and an were reluctant to go in the water. I H i a Garners and But by nightfall the beaches were as long as he foots the bill tor mi f t t-w r ft Ti f t That was a direct slap at Chi­ GENUINE SPRING BEEF... TURKEY... Aug. 17 to allow the exchanges to easier monetary policy.” He add­ his bias and doesn’t a.sk the state » U f t Vk nese views. ECONOMICAL SMOKED srork out clearances on such pur­ ed . that the government might filled again. CHICKEN WASBCCCriTHC (AP>— The Unit- to pay for it, ” is the wayvav Kalb.Kalb, v a ■ , -m -m Obviously referring to the split chases. have to free the Canadian dollar To demonstrate his faith In the Enough Votes LAMB SHOULDER od Staites is determiaed to start purity of the water. Chief Milford 67, summed up his view with (Jhina, Khrushchev also said A superb nutritious meal by ! The taxes would remain ih ef- from its prMent pegged rate of t n ta ll bitterly that those who disunite talks soon wHat Its allies on the Lifeguard Robert Handford took before a House Judiciary the famous Birds Bye’s mas­ j feet until D ec. 31. 1966. 92% U.S. cents. For Presidency mittee. I world communism are "playing ter chef. . .A quick frooen brtlbwwal amd .legal proUems at To further Improve the Ameri­ Canadian officials expressed his children in swimming for j - SHOULDERS everybody to see. Kalb’s testimony, coming after | Showing no emotion, Dennis hands of imperialism." LAMB CHOPS sliced chickeD dinner with aw proposed Poiaris-eqaipped can balance of pajtments {msition, ccxicem that Americans may gain Acting Milford Health Director a long string of witnesses had Thomas Guay. 24, charged with repeated his pledge tliat .L i COMBO gravy, browned potato pat­ awrtocc Oeet tor Qw Atlantic al- Kennedy said the United States even greater control of Canadian By ISAAC A. LEVI urged even stronger mea.sure.s to the murder of his sister-in-law, El- The Soviet Union will never be Leonard Spencer said- the city’s de­ Lb. ty. . .buttered mixed vega- Hamee. for the first time will draw up to industries because the proposed BUENOS AIRES, Argentina protect Negro rights than those lemnary Fogarty. 20, at noon to- ^he first to use thermonuclear SHOULDER CHOPS tables. The tahes. odlirials said, will be 1600 million in foreigii currencies taxes *would not apply to direct cision to reopen the beaches was (AP)—Dr. Arturo Illia, high man also based on the tfict that the proposed by Pre.sident Kennedy. presented in Hartford's or to unleash a world war." held m WaafcmgtoB next month or from the InternaUonal Monetary investments by U.S. firms in for­ in the July 7 elections, appears seemed to baffle .subcommittee Superior Court on a bench war- Khrushchev accused the Chl- and STEWING MEAT Lb. (No limit. . .save 31 to 34a ji to ik pin aiiitos- The aim is to clear Fund. The action, b^inning Mon­ eign subsidiaries. water had cleared bonsiderably. certain of enough electoral col­ members. Their questions probed = ? I LEAN. WASTE-FREE on each dinner). Dr. Foote In his announcement rant and was ordered held, with- a long departure from his toe nay tee- coOBtFies wtnefa want day, docs not require congression­ Neither do Kennedy’s tax pro­ lege votes to elect him president repeatedly for the rooLs of his be­ out bond, for a fall hearing before attempting to revive toe to particapate to commit them- al approvaL The U.S. Treasury posals apply to short-term bor­ pointed out that Kis department of Argentina- lief. V makes regular checks of the bac­ a Grand Jury personality of Stalin. LAMB aetre* heflnee Che Nbrth Atlantic ! will use the currencies to buy for- rowing. 'This may have a cushion­ Illia’s Peoples Radical Party Q. Do you believe the Biblical Judge Johii' P. Cotter presided , ®aid he had received letters Tteaty Oigawirotlnn’* ministerial cign-held dollars that otherwise ing effect, D. S. Beatty, paist teria count in waters along the received about 25 per cent of the shoreline. injunction to love toy neighbor as at toe special criminal session. f!™"', people Uuinkmg S W E E T L IF E eMmeill BWcCs to Paris m Decem­ might to used to purchase Ameri­ popular vote. But the 169 seats theyself? Guay’s appearance followed the ^ destruction of Stalin’s 128 OZ. can gold. (Continued on Page Three) He said that qiecific informa­ his party won in the electoral col­ FORELEGS Quick and Easy b e r . A. Loving is fine. I don't hate issuance of a bench warrant from, Oufcj'sm etary of State George tion about any bathing beach can lege fell 70 short of the half-plus- these people. But I believe in toe ‘Some people want to return to FRUIT COCKTAIL CANS be obtained from the local director the office of State’s Attorney j For Braising BIRDS EYE QUICK W . w-cc had a tong coiference one majority needed to make him, right to choos'C my own associ­ Ttontay wltfa toe West German of health. president. John D. LaBelle. B U M B L E B E E ates. Det. Sgt, (Continued on Page Seven) D E L M O N T E Lb. FROZEN SLICED toni d*a£Eftire to The 476-seat college will meet Q. Would you go to church with 16 OZ. flOF ttsJkS CB tbs fwiiltHtot. July 31 to elect a president. Manchester Police Department, Racial Scene Enters Heat Wave Undented a Negro? who has been in on the early in­ CANS BEEF DINNER enJ foece. They win meet again BOS'TON (AP) —Neitlheir rain, The country doctor from C3or- A. I want the right not to. PEAS WHITE ■eal week. doba Province has been conduct­ vestigation of the murder case, r < lb . nior hail, nor howling winds made Q. Does your church exclude went to the State's Attorney’s of­ n .' 7 OZ. NECKS OF LAMB 19c With beef gravy, browned The Ifrnited States stUl be- a denrt, in New Elngland’s latest ing some horse trading with oth- Negroes? HEINZ potato patty, buttered mixed ■ena. the ollltotols said, that if the fice this morning to get toe war­ Bulletins CANS summer heat wave. rant and at- 11:10 a m .served the '14 OZ. V I vegetables. A superb, nutri­ Barespeam sWiSei* are interested in Day of Conferences A weak low pressure system (Continued on Page Six) (Continoed on Page Nine) TUNA tious meal by our master havtog a greater share of the re- Culled from AP Wires BTLS. lb . 99c that pleased through the area yes­ (Continued on Page Seven) KETCHUP RIB LAMB CHOPS chef. HSBiiiilllilliilj tw their own imriesr terday set off brief but violent detesae—amd every sign indicates By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS < ’ At Chicago, police halted a sit- P P E N PIT toey are—Pieiwdent Kennedy's (Continued on Page Seven) (jU.\Hl-:S HIT RIVIERA 39c ■rntfilaaeiBl ioece proposal is the The pnee of racial demonstra­ in at the headquarters of the (Chi­ TURIN. Italy (.AP) — Three tions appeared to' liave slackened cago Board of Education on th,e JAR best assner. strong earthquakes rumbled BAR-B-Q SAUCE As pinfued by the United j today as participants attempted ninth day. Ten persons, including across northwest Italy and the toalesL toe fleet will hm-ve settle ttieir problems around three young women, were arrest­ Italian and French Riviera UNDERWOOD EAGLE MAINE 25 veawfisL each carrying eight P o- conference tobies and in the ed on charges of trespass and coasts early today, sending thou­ tons »i«aea They would be i “ “rto disorderly conduct after refusing to leave a conference room. They News Tidbits sands of pajaina-elad tourists CANS FOR SUMMER SALADS— KRAFT’S to crews from the! .A ^p-tevel meeting, with and residentM fleeing fo open DEVIL HAM LOWEST PRICE pnitictonSc SATO nations. / Albertis S. Harrison Jr toku« were seeking an end to what they from the AP Wires called de facto segregation in the ground. A number of persons SARDINES CM ^toore to a dramatic! **” " *^ •*, Rictoond, fainted from fright, but there IN YEARS ON cte v to French President consider how to solve ra public schools. GsoDe'S Hrtnkmg cial strife at the tobacco-textile were no reports of deaths or in­ Cfanitos de Fifty-eight demonstrators were For about four minutes, juries. WIndou-s shattered in expected to partici- city o f Danville, where 200 arrests arrested at a drive-in restaurant Force Major Robert Rushworto FRESH PRODUCE FRESH Miracle Whip 49' have been made in seven weeim. in New Bern, N.C. Nine Negroes some places, bits of oornices fell ! guides XI5 rocket plane manually, Into streets and walls cracked. ow ngn Throe) At Cambridge, Mr., demonstra­ were taken Into custody at St. aa it travels 3,819 jniles per hour, 3 23^ tions were suspended temporarily. Ai^stine, Fla., when they re- wjth electronic controls off. . . . FANCY. NATIVE, TENDER GREEN OR YELLOW BLOCK The protest marches might re­ fus^ to leave four downtown Former President Dwight D. El­ X-iS SETS RECORD sume If the racial relations com­ drugstores. EDW.\RD8 .AIR F'ORCE mittee of. the Maiyland Bar Asso- senhower and Gov. William Scran­ BETTY CROC^R INSTANT President Gets At (Charleston, 8.C., bonds total- ton of Pennsylvania dine together RASE, calif. (.\P)—The space ISLAND ciattai poetpones stcipptog “ *to, jng $690,000 were set for 88 Ne­ agency’s Joseph .\. W alker, i ^ the dispute. at (Jettysburg stag dinner. SQUASH 3 " - I S * groes arraigned on riot charges in Florida Baptist Association adopts shooting far higher than ex­ MASHED POTATOES 10c National Guardsmen remained Tuesday night’s racial dtoturb- pected, went an estimated 67 FANCY, LARGE ICEBERG V : OCEAN SPRAY New Physician on duty in the Eastern Shore com­ resolution that "efforts to force SWORDFISH ance. This brought to nearly $1.4 racial integration are morally miles high today to an X15 al­ munity to maintoin peace. million the total of bonds placed titude record. Tbe veteran rock­ WASHDCGTGH (AP) — R ear John Lewis, nations! chairman wrong.” Launching of Syncon -2 ^ against demonstrations In the past conununications satellite delayed et plane pilot went aloft with h ea d I Q ® CRANBERRY G oon r G. DMibhy, new j ot the Student Non-Violent Cbordin- five weeks. State troopers i - a target altitude of 315,000 feet, 3949c to President I ating Oonunfttee. aaid Thursday from Tuesday to Wednesday from LETTUCE lb. COME TO PINEHURST mained in tbe coastal city to help Cape Canaveral because of minor onlv- little higher than toe old r JUICE QT t o White i in an interview at CUnbrldge police in maintaining order. X13 mark o f 314.750. FANCY, LUSCIOUS ■a aajftog he that he didn’t think President technical troubles. . . . Byron de A Municipal Court Judge at Sa­ La Beckwith to undergo psychi- i bti FOR YOUR BARBECUE STEAKS a an liLterriew— Kennedy undentood the depth and REDS DIDN’T GET GR.AIN COCKTAIL t to atozt. true problems of the civil rights vannah, Ga., reduced the bonds at^ examination in Jackson, against integration' leader Hosea Miss., in connection 'with murder W.A.SHINGTON (.\ P )—There a Nxvy physician drive. to no .evidenee that any of toe d o z . 5 9 ^ You cannot buy a more tender Sirloin. Porterhouse or individ­ ma stowed w ^ oat In New Toik. -nrtleiala of the Williams and 23 others jailed in of Medg^ W. Evers, Negro inter NECTARINES SPECIAL BARBECUE ual club or Delmonico steak In Manchester. Buy them the connection with recent demonstra- gration leader. 34 million bushels of .American gtodiy so— White Castle diner chain promised grain that vanished in Europe FEATURE service way . . . custom cut. See Charlie or Henry for aoctia : toe has served to hire more Negroes and Puerto tions. Bond for Williams was cut 'lYiree-week-old baby girl ad­ BUTTERCUP OOCHCIBB...... oa. pkg- 3Sc thick steaks. from $30,000 to $15,500. ducted from her home in Metropo­ found its way behind the Iron ■UNBHlNi: HTPROX OOOKIBS ...... 6H oa. pkg. 26c Dwi^f D. Eiaen- R icus if 1 integiatiaBiato call off Curtain, toe Department of A g . FRESHLY GROUND drmnnatTationa a t. a Bronx -diner The jildge, Victor H. Mulling, lis, 111., under pretense of having Butkley to on- where -violence has enipted in re- aaid that Williams had "embit­ picture taken for hospital photo ricultnre told Congress toilay. CHUCK LONDON BROILS . . . HAMBURG PAHIES offictol cent wedca. tered the feelings of most of the codtest, has been reunited with her Department officials testifl^ and ’BcaveO, a| Herbert GUendar. ehainnan of white people and created a sltua- parents. . . . FBI reports national before tbe House .Agriculture spe- i the Bronx chapter of the Oon- tico imder which those of your crime rate is increasing four times Conimlttee, which to looking in- 3 in I BLEND DUBUQUE FRANKS ...... lb. 59c greas of Racial Equality, said the own color may suffer for many as fast as the population, with to toe diversion of grain des­ TTiysician to demonstrations will not be called_____ yea rs.” every crime category but murder tined for .Austria under toe U.Sk lb . weeK The taeftoff mtO White Oaatle (rffirtols sign The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of increasing. . . . In Sidney, Austral­ barter program. 69c GROTE & WEIGEL and lit PRIZE PRANKS lb. 89c to toito with pnhBcation at -i agreoneid thdt can be imple- Appeals at New Orleans modified ia, 40 men and women skiers flee tw ITU Govemaeaf Ocganixatico ~ to the CUy Commission on its desegregation order for the in their pajamas from blazing cha­ PRES8 PORTUGUESE Righto. Mobile, Ala., public schools. let into raging snowstorm. OON.AKRY. Guinea J.AP) FIRST FOOD Guinean naUonaltots who are Gov. Nebon A. Rockefeller The appeals court ordered a de­ President Kennedy receives re­ e ?”Dr.Tkasrtl. to private.-aomed a three-mrtnber board of segregation plan submitted by port today on tacts and Issues waging a guerilla war against Portuguese role in Portngnesa STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. I state offirtola to superyiae the Aug. 19 for a bearing by a fedend in railroad "featherbedding’’, dis­ - ,1 state's KtitifU f ISW* District Court on Nov. 14. This pute, which he will use to recom- Guinea claimed Friday toey aro ECONOMY 646 CENTER ST. — PLBITY OF FREE PARKRIG . , paifieniaily as topUed to state would prevent any plan from go­ ntend legislafion to block nation­ extending their hold on tlie itoi. *r»aroB rotoaitot an Bm peyroD construction Jobe. ing into effect imtil 1964. wide strike. . . . Penitent hjgh soathern porttbn of toe West Pinehurst Grocery, inc. Mayor Robert F. Wagntr said .African ooiony. Headquarters at Negroes at Miami, Fla. said school boy from Indonesia ■ shows HIGH QUALITY • GROCERIES # MEATS • PRODUCE • LOW PRICES Hew Toefe Gtty wfO canecl Its cen- they were making plans for deni- up at White House gate to return toe reitel P.AIGO said ttost am­ feetokcti tor projects onstiatkxia during the national tie dasp he took from President bushes and other krtodta ore T U . 6:90 PJA. racial discrimination la I governors conference starting Kennedy during near-riot TTiuis- 4 making the poatttonlar PMink»> OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY T U . V OPEN THURSDAY FRIDAY THJ, > to UitaK • ianitoy at Miami Beach. day on W hits H ouss la\im. Guay ducks into p(^ce ser after sfiecial hoarinc this noon. (HstakFidioto by Satornis.) eoe Guinea mncii to o n iWWIwit 1 ' i I > ’ /■ •/ ■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONM, FRH)AY. JULY 19. 1963

Ralph O eorer and Thdd B olton OrventbaL BloodmohUe Reaches Quota File Uwder ‘P’ SA Fund at gSU MAMCnSTBR KVlNim } HBRALD, M A N en iR ^ OONMw PBH:>AY. JULY M, IMS In the aniuial appeal ot the Bol­ Stamps For Pfirty Pride Sheinwold on Bridge ton unit ot the Sahratian Army, lauaA Prardar PriK Dortv koU ovar democrats Set Miaa Jeanette Sumner reports, a C o v em A n Columhim total of 8219 has been collected so 150 Contributed Blood Ih tba course of Wshiss- last weekend. Mira Lsorarad raid U. S. Pressing far. She urges residents to return day's board of education meet- SCOWL OF MENACE toat toey used oaygen and oiute- Caucus Slate tog, Mrs. Katherine Bourn, PRODUCES RESULTS *^upper to Benefit Donkey Baseball ed sA between 9,006 and 14.0001 TERMITES? the envelopes mailed earlier this summer, as soon ae possible. During Monthly Visit board ebairmah got to tbe bWMt Y* V*s T« aOAA I' feet. There wen-will be a disisier ki AA- F or Talks on* itia d a te of oairvdidates to be The Bolton service udt of the part of the agenda labelad," By ALFRED SHEINWOLD St. Mary^s Fund Frofflts lo p JDZIHI, lantic aty. N. J. Sfiaourdojr wigtit Be Sure...Call BLISS 'senUd to the Desmocratic party Salvation Army does many things ’Onnanunicatlcns.’’ People talk a lot about the win­ •T fator r partietpanta. FOR A HtEE HOME m s r a ^ umis next Wednesday haa been locally of a welfare or emergency A goal of 150 pints of blood was reached yesterday at a A staunch .Democrat, Mrs. ning smUe, hut don’t be taken by 9t. Msiy^ Cbureh Wnd -wOl A profit of over 8300 was rea­ Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Badej’ Jr. ; NATO N-Fleet^ Ckii Mltcliill $4248 noimced by Town Chairman natiue. It has pro-vided a needy Bourn announced (her voice that sort of mild malarkey. A $ A K 1 0 9 . --MOt Aram ______of Bar Harbor. Marne, have an- . T visit of the Red Cross Bloodmobile to South Methodist « 10 4 3 lised from the proceeds of the larke W. Latlirop. family with Christmas dinner, fur­ . apparently devoid of emotion) aoowl full of menace will often o te mrvsd fimm 8 pm. to 7 pan. donkey baseball game sponsored nounoed the. birth of toear lint (Oeafteaed freoa Page OaeA | Selectman Bernard J. Sheridan, nished coffee and sandwiches to Church. A spokesman for tbe bloodmobile said it was unusual "Among the oommunlcations win more tricks than a winsome chiWL a son. R oger AJA>ert_ 'He is 4 J W 0 'u|y 2? af toe U gM a of Ochiin^ by the Recreation Council .ancheoler dentist, liaa the com- firemen, and is currently sending to have such a good response at this time of year. A total of to tbs board, is this letter I s i^ e . >UB hoote bn Bnake HH Rd. by toe first gronduhiM of Mr. snd pate in Ik* foitbcoramg diecua-. 96 a^^HNntmeaita w ere kept, tbere^ “ J 9 10 0 41 Wednesday night at Firemen's •dttee’a endorsement as candidate four children to camp for two received from President John South dealer he at. M ary's 8t. Gennsine OuOd. Field. Mra. John Pringle and Wal­ Mrs. Marcus Garrison of Cards sions. me. ae mi$8 wtmmmsaas mc. ,>r 'finst selectman. If nominated, w'eeka — to mention a few of Its -were 60 -waDc-ins and 6 d etered . East-West vulnerable 7 0 2 0042 THE OLDEST AND IAUGEST T. Kennedy.’’ K Q J 0 5 1 ♦ A ft Irs. Joseph Mianahan Jr. to a ert- lace Lohr, co-chairmen, expressed MiU Rd. and Mr. and Mrs. G The West Oermans. an authm-- 0 wlU oppoee Republican Rich- acti-vities. Veteran donors included Ralph The letter, dui^y read to tot Opening lead—King of Clubs. I •*17 — ip-tiirsi rlnrii iiinii their thanks to thoee who partici­ Letwis .Bailey o f M ansfield. Mrs. itative source said, are "moet en-j AP Newsfeatures Warren md Everett Walker who 90O 1H ■d Morra In the Oct, 7 election. Mrs. EJdward J. M ack is chair­ Polly’s Pointers board, urged tt to ennmtoa South ruffed the second club, All foods wMl he honw aoshod, pated in m aking'the affair such a Bailen" is the form er Ann Garri­ thusiaatir.'' tbe Italians are. Jack Elarly, Manchester High man of the Bolton unit; Bruce By SYD KRONIBH both reached the five gallon mark; led a m de to dummy and re­ tcluding toe brend. son. !' greatlT intarested." lajt ttw Brit-, George L. Legier, Fred .LJbby, Da- toe 'problem of school drop­ success. •hool physical education instruc- Ronson, secretary; Mrs. Byron To honor the 11th meeting of outs (which is serious on toa turned me nine of hearts. East Further tofonnaiUan may ba hnd Wickham Park, on the Manches­ ish have a number of reeerra- ■ ir, has been endorsed as select- Shinn, welfare chairman: and -vid Donovan Sr.. Joseph F. Dona­ By POLLY CRAMER The co-chairmen wish to thank the German Protestant Evangeli­ Nearsp^ier Enterprioe Asm. national lervri) t o titoe pre­ looked up In siuprlse and saw a y contacting Mm. Stemitoan. the Columbia Lions and the An-, ter-Eiaat Hartford bne is toe (pot tin.s. j Going On ■isn: Mrs, Olive ToonYey (Re- Mias Sumner, treasurer. The com­ hue. John S. DesJardens and look of pure menace on declarer’s Under the U S. eoncept. the ■ cal Council, West Germany haa is­ Frank Wetr, four gallons; James DEAR POLLY — Many of ua ventive hx»l measures, and Boroe Show Sandsy dot’er Fire Department for play- ! the Columbia Grange has ohooen •jiblican incum bent), town clerk; m ittee Includes Mi.ss Ella sfum- face. Tba Fourth Annual ’m-'Toiwn force would be owned by NATO. J ner, Mrs. Polly CJomolli. Peter sued a 20 pfennig stamp. The con- F.' McVeigh, three gallona; Mrs. find that wo do not Imve enough to n o tify toe U £ . Oomnal s - ing on the teams, pretty much of ' fo r its annuaJ paente Saturday Vacation? inthony Manegrg'ia (Republican , Stoner of Education of toe rs- This was a Ut odd, since South F k : f i ; -H hone rtiow wtH be M d Start- tram 3 to 7 p.m. A poUuck is plan­ which means that it could not: Massoliiii . and Robert Boske. ference, an annual event, was held i Bay Woodbndge, Mrs. Edna Mc- fitted sheets or that they wear out a rough and tumWe experience. ncumbenti, tax collector; Wilh.xm enttsi 'was Bob Hamman, a nqrmally V r m < A7 . 4 1 1 ng sA 10 am. Bundoy, itoto er The men were aimoel as stubborn ‘ ned lUMl Mrs. Bertha Ratobiin. lec­ ' break down into national compo-1 V ndrodevtch, tovsTi treasurer and Of the money coHected, Bolton - I . 1. . Cabe. Miss Barbara Falkowski and before the straight ones do. Here’s Rent one of oar compact year In the old Geman «ty of | Henry Bruneau. two gallons, and how to make a straight sheet fit What is toe kwal dropout placid IXM Angeles expert East Aline, a t the ’ToUnud AfirteuMural in their desire to ride the donkeys | turer. has reoervad sites 10, l l , nents and that no country could rent of the to\\Ti deposit fund. retain-s 20 per cent, while 80 per considered dyspepsia but discard­ ■Mentor en Rt. 90 to Yecnon. There j withdraw its eontritmtion tor its ' 19>iiich Portable TV sots cent goes to the area When there Muldoon. B iua Johnson. tightly. He a knot in one comer rate? -wondered a board mem­ as the donkeys were in their ef­ 12 anl IS. Grills wiH be provided, Board of finance candidate en- of a straight sheet and slip it over ed this explanation as ha con­ ing the cards vary woH .but don’t viU be no' charge at toe gate. forts to keep them off. Two of the I own uee. is a nei>d, the area imit .supplies , W, Warren Blackwell, and Mrs. Vera ber. Replying that she had sidered Hamman's bulk. The fiuppee Plana to take oloiig with yoo. ■insed by the committee is Ray- TOe (>rman Protestant Ej-an- ] sundquist, one gallon, a comer of the matttess. Go to checked wMh to e MS99 Guid- forget about that seowL Tan '-Ight ladreshuMinta snd soft totofca donkeys, at least, won. hooves A Joint chief o f staff study has j Bolton with help and money. expert was clearly a man who might practice tt In front of toe ” ill be sv nHsMe. 9i. Oolumba's Church stmaner .lond Myette; assessor, Alex Ko-. gelical Council wa.s organized in | Appointments AoDointments werewer. kept by the (^poaite side and end of the snee Department, Mrs. Bourn down. festival Jttiy 27, will feature a ; found that the surface fleet would j ikmvski; board of tax review, Moves Pool the early 1930s to promote unity i enjoysd his food. mirror; a few mtrortas n toy Ohaieh Naws be an effective part of the West’s . CoR 643.2205 WendcsU Either of Bolton Center \ ; Mrs. Helen Bojarski, Patrick Bol- bed (diagonally across) pull the sold that k is less thin two David Miller and Cheryl Gard­ hnm and bean siqiper. ptk on bn,' vlichael Sheridan; zoning board among German FTotestants. They A htt cowed by toe scowlf~Bast should do wonders for your e u m . Sundiqr Msasw at fit. Maty’s ‘ nuclear deterrent. The fleet would j Rd. has moved a newiy constructed due. Mrs. Da-vid Pierce, Mrs. Jo­ sheet taut, tie a knot there and per cent—tor batow toa an- ner sold the most tickets, winning, the Ladies o f Sit. CCAumba. kbv. >f appeals, Wilfred Cote: con- ev^ established a •‘Protestant slip it under the mattress. Go to covered the nine of hearts with After all, adw needs frlsndsT .'hurah wfii be at 7:90 am., 9:80 'have a “high degree of survt-va-' MODERN TV SER V IC i swiinming pool 10 feet closer to hanna Rinaldi, Mra Doris Rocken- ttonal figure. toa ten. Declarer won with the respectively, a baseball glove and Thomas O’Brien, preiAdeait o f the tables, Irvin Dupre, Edwaixi Church Day” but this was discon­ bach. Mrs. Ruth Ostrander, the other two comers and do the Was tbe Iftter jursnrulUjF Dally Qnestion '.m.. 10:90 am. and IISO am . mui a badminton set. The prizes were , . . . , . ■ ibilitv.’ Adm. Claude V Ricketts. M Summer 84. 2 lili'iihs his house in order to comply with tinued and the council meetings ace, dropping West’s Jack. Then f chrartnan ^ ^ ^ Meloche, Joseph Lefebvre, Jerome Hcnace Paloaie. Mra. Maty War­ same and you will have a signed by the [R esident? As dealer, you held: ^ntoi^ A- t nt. Joseph’s Church to Ksgle- donated by John Pringle. from McKee 84. zoning regulations, a zoning of­ forbidden when Hitler came to ha smiled and remarked sym­ Hle o f 8:80 s m . ^ toe faahval hours ara from 2 | rwWlv I Oiemerka; fire commiasionexs, ren. Raymond Schuetx. Earle G. smooth sheet that wiU not pull asked some one eise. Ihdead K-g-7: Hearts, 9-7; “ Mrs. Philip Lennox and Mrs. . to M) pm. Booths will be staffed | ficial rep»orts. power. pathetically; “I have a ferilng A t at Mm 7*s eoatesrioas one Androlevlch and Donald Massey; Rollinson. Russell Hughes. Mrs. out. This is not as tight as the it -was, said staunch Dem o- K-10-9; CInbs, lM -8. . Marshall Nuhfer were the "femi- j to’ toe men of toa Holy Name l ------— town planning commission, Wil­ Either originally f>laced t h e The new stamp shows the coun- you’ll regret that cover." -> .essd fiatuntoy frcni 4:80 pm. to pool, which is wood-fram e, Hned Margaret Sumner. Mrs. Giaaia fitted ones, but tight «oougb so it umt Boura, a note of prids Whst do you say? •nine pulchritude" at intermission Society. liam Maher and FYank Delaney; dl’s emblem and five crosses on- -uwr£|„~ ««_ will not slip out. Of course, these now- creeping in to bar -voios. Makes Sore Answer: Bid one dlainraid. S • :90 pm. Hid 7:89 p.m. to 8:46 although Mrs, Ixnnox look a ouhHc building- comm ission, Kozl- -with plastic, 15 feet from hia prop­ circled by barbed wire. Dawson. knpto must be untied before wash­ Just to make sure ot toa trump ).m. and -neeiutoy Mssses are at Two sittingB have been planned erty line in order to aUow enough Mrs. Nancy Akin. Mrs. Janet Christie MbCbrmick, k ig a partner responds tn a new suit, slight spill, donkey over teakcttle.i - for the super. 5:80 and 7 pm. co\ ’akJ: zoning board of appeals, Hubbard. Ernest J. Scott. Mrs. ing the sheet. They stay in place situation, Hamman cashed the ' am . ; when one of the handlers spurred room for an addition to his house Turkey has issued three new member and even longeraRe- you can show the s^Mss noL ■ Donald Brxwrtt wll be riie f. assisted ’ aul Brown and (3ote. Eldna Pitney. R obert Jones and more securely for me than the Idng of hearts. If ha hadn’t been partner responds one notoump, ’Ihvee toymen of toe Second i her charge on. WALKERS on the same side. The legal dis­ publdoan, spoke up. "WeB, sure of the trump coup he could Mra. Paul Jurovaty and Lraa Ihreie men are endorsed for the s^ p s to commemmorate the i j(^ Pofmtoiiger. mitered comers. —MM. C. L. C. you can pass; you doift Want lo "Jongiegathmal Church wifi con­ ThiB is a typical scene during Mbnchaater "SAdewalk Days” on. tance from any structure, includ­ first anniversary of the opening Kit, K seems to me we don’t have reached diimmy first to duct toe wondUp service a t 10 Other nrfunteer workers Include I Gasper. Mrs. Louis SoraocM is in )oard of education; Kenneth M at-' Also. Mn. Joan Hulser. Mn. GIRLB — I decided ahat was be in game sd notrump k part­ Mlain St., att toe Shtopping Parkade, and in front of many "off Myron Berkowitz, general chair­ ing a po»ri, to the property line is of the Turkish Nuclear Research good for the bottom sheet must have much of a dropout prob­ take a finesse through East's a.m. aumtoy. T ^ Rev. James H. charge of the dining hall. hews, Harold Porcheron and PajU 25* feet. Lorraine Pstennan. Mrs. Barbara lem. I suggest we place this ner cannot bid hesuta or toow street" locaiUone. ThS sale, which aborted yesterday and will man: John Pringle, tickets; Mrs. ------irown, Ibe caucus will narrow Center. The 50 kurus depicts a J. JtdBisan, Richard Oofah, Mrs. offer something for the top one. alsht of hesols. real strength. Ameltog, psstoc from tomorrow At its July 10th nveeting, the map of Turkey and the atom sym­ letter s omewlieinB Oee^ In toe The coup -was fancier. Ham Sidewalk Sale continue through Saturday, is atitmoting crowds of area rtioppers. Donald Tuttle and Mrs. John Prin- Maacheater Eveotag Herald his down to two. In the Demo- John J. SolH-van. Hairy Wudeter, 1 also knotted the two lower cor­ asohi'ves.’’ through Jmy 27 will be serving on This Sidewalk Shopping Cenlber h at Main and St. James SHs. zoning board of appeals could find bol. TTie 60 kurus illustrates sym­ ners of the hv sheet so K does man entered dummy with a dia­ the staff St toe Summer Youth gle. publicity; Mr and Mrs. John > Oatambki eorrespoBdeBt Vbgteto ■mUc caucus there can be nom- no hardahip, ruling that a pool Mrs. Alena Donovan, Janies P. Mrs. Bourn clutohed the let­ For Sheinwold's 86-pag* book­ (Herald photo b>' Sotetmis). Tettelbach. refreshments: Paul ; m. OirlaaB, Mepbooe 228-9224. nations from the fkx>r. bols o f tigrlculture. medicine, hv- Tieniey, Mra Veronioa Aveiy, not pull out —POLLY mond' to ruff another club, and Smith Conference at Silver Ixdce is a luxur>', not a neoeasity. dwrtry and the atom. The 100 ter to her in mock kidignatian: then ran oft all of dummy’s top let, "A Pocket (3ulde t o B rldga," Reported Good Brookmsn and R.,.Leo Cohen, tick- j . . . The town committee wtH meet Habert Kearns. M n Frances “Oh, no you don’t Christie! n Sharon. et sellers; Mrs. Peter Moeckel and Town Offices to Close kurus features a symbol of the DEAR POLLY—When the lady cards in spades and di^onds. aned SO cents to Bridge Bo(^ Plank Turootte. a church oom- OUMMRD-UP STATISTICS cnigM at 8 in the coftferenoe meto. Ml* Jean Klaikk. M n You’re not going to file away Manchester Eve. Herald, Bon 8818, Jack Pringle, ticket takers: Emi,; FORT WAYNE, Ind (APi A 'oom of the town offioee to prepare The selectman's office wiH be 'Riikish Atomic Ekiergy Oomnis- Marian Muacliko. Miss k of the house misplaces the belt to This loft the lead in dummy at littanman, will prearii the sermon 'Very good,” "gratifying.” "up closed next week while Mn. WU- SlOR. MY letter foom John F. Ken­ the twelfto trick so that any lead Grand Central Statton, Now Tarii Malek and Adolph German, park- New York advertising agency that for the cauoui. They will complete White. Mm. Ehaabeto HamBlon. a dress, one of her husband’s ties nedy!’’ W h y?” to eoqjectatacns." ing lot attendants; announcer, Ham Riley, selectmen’s clerk and can often serve the purpose. If from dummy put East’a last two 17, N.Y. Roiiald E. Bdmondson. a duirch Save-Dollar Moves handles a chewing gum account •heir A de by chooaiiig' a inning town treasurer. Is on vacation. The Austin Chamben lbs. Helen Copyright IMS, Thooe were juot a feu- o f toe Paul Merrick. recaitly sent an eaecutive ko toi- xard o i appeals alternate. Tile Federation of Malaya h»m Cbambera. Mn. fiUtan Peteraon. you prefer, buy a few ties that trumps In the middle. 'eaeon, and Lawrence Fenthnan. a office will reopen July 39. issued two new stamps honocing WHO’S THE BEAL OULPRirT Give Hamman credit for play- General Featarea Ooap^ comments made by Jeunea D efloc- Briedi vestigate a sudden heavy upswing SAU OPEN 7 DAYS Olarenoe Hloar baa been named Mn. Irene Casnsron. M n Story will go with certain dresses. These hureh oommitteeman, will handle 11 M APLE ST. the Ouneron Highlands’ Hyrodec- LONDON (AP) — The British Canoe dub regatta moviea wig in sties of a certain gum flavor o the town oonunlttee, -which now Lou Boehner, Burdette F. Webb gay belts bring new life and style he ramainder of the service. oo, ohainnan of the retail divieion be shown about 9 pra. at the Aereaa From F irst NgMaos Advertisetnent— trlc Dsm. Both stomps feature a to an old basic dress. —MRS. M. government has appointed a spe­ Ute church hoard of trustees is Canada at chain groceries here. The ex­ las > t o t the 36 member quota. Jr., and C. Hoyt Stiloan. of the Hancheater Chamber of Stocks oonMnranity beach houae Tueoday. Store Parking Let ObS MjcKlnney’s for real estate view of toe dam and environs with H. cial committee to investigate ga^ riiaduled to meet at 8 p.m. July ecutive, suspecting a new noHon- KAtoatora Seiies Also. Thadden Baririri, Mmk Oommerce, when aOked hov' -ttw In oooe of rahi. the movie will be ■ al trend or some favorable raar- in tbe. Bolton area. OH AiS-3141 a pyion la toe foreground. The 20 KristoCf. Stephen Oavagnaro, Mau­ bage collecting. A IR CONDMIUNtU COIN OPEKATED The Educators won the P ony or 649-4818. A government announcement i m u i s m a t i n e e S.*09 PM. “Sidewalk Days” promotion is go­ shown the neixt clear ervening ! tion to a specific advertising WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN sen Is violet and green. The SO rice p. Moriarly. Ra^h SehaBer, DEAR P O U iX —When toe fam i­ I lU ff ■ Eve. "SAM" 6:S9-9M The Rev. Roger W. Heinz of ing. (OoattefMd tram Page Ooe) m C D ICR L >eague cbamplnabop Isat n ig h t sen Is htue and blue-green, re­ ly takes off for a day at the said the committee would also he Prince of Peace Lutheran MIsb Maurine Leonard daugh­ j program. finally ferreted out the I6-I.b. Wash—25c ath a S to 0 etotory over Ooven- John C. Kelly. William M atntek, Oo-Featore 8:19 P-Jd. DeRoooo, manager of Sears Roe- ter of Maurice Leonaird of Rt. 87. ! real reason: the local Little League Manoheater Bvenliig Herald B d- ports toe Crown Agency repra- M n Betty McBride, John F. Ma­ beach, it’s a good idea to Ue a "see how far refuse collection STATE 'Jhurch, will deliver the sermon at president of the Investment Deal­ Public Records PHftHmRCY 8-Lb. Dry Cleon—81-78 try tevinga and Loan. DaveSouth- methods are in themselves caus­ tMu:k'a Parkade otore, said that and her oo-pMot. Miss Margaret I hero had switched to the new 0a- ton eom apondeat, BL d etn ew ell ssntattve tai WaaUngton. loney. Sam Fsttbam. n** AHoa red rireamer or ribbon on spoons the 10:15 a.m. service Sunday. sales were "very good” in toe er's Association of Canada, said. eziia ptbcfaed; Pete IVaygia caught; Toong, telephona 64S-M81. ing Utter in the street” CloBlt, rtiilalnii'l righA in the on- 1 vor Aneaidl. Omar GrifBtfa, Dougtas or toys that you do not want to vyait Disney The Rev. James R. MacArthur, m om ing, otonved down because of He predected that Oanadians WarraaAee Deeds •^dte'MaeiDcnald htt a home run. Pakistan pays tribute to toe lose. That way although the Hayes, Henry Bengston, Norman nastor of the nrat Congregational toe intense heat, and became brisk John 8. White and Lenora B. When ihe game wna over, Arnold oentenacy of toe Xntenatlaoal Rad Kkiter, Robert Steano, Fmrast »poon may get buried In the Church, win use "Mature Re­ would rely more on short-term again tn the evening. borrowing in the United States. White to Robert W. Melendy and CSartsa treated the teem to tee A n d over Croas by Issuing a aaw 40 paiaa Hartin. Lawrence Abfid, Pstar sand part o f the ribbon wiU sUll ligion" as hto sermon toric at toe At many stores people were oream. stamp. Hia emblem of toe Red be showing. —MRS. H. J. G. NOW PLAYING 9:30 a.m. service Sunday. Mias London newspaper commenta­ Gloria B. Meiemdiy, property on Ratti, George Blake; Antoony AB- waiting for the doors to open. Dur­ tors paid less attention to the tax T aylor BA. The Sduoatcra team ta one cf CrosB Centenary appears in the fario, Lawrence Lane. W toiam GIRIB — This letter reminded Brenda K eefe o f Lebanon -will be ing the heat of the day many peo­ OPEN M ^ Y S FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE two Bolton and few Oovenizy Tax Collector Sets center, which Is green-gray, while ma of how we all used to laugh at MANSFieiDifZ. the organist and Mrs. Joseirii P. on foreign securities but wel­ Btrila L. Hoffman W> Osri W. Dayrer, Russell HnlmeB. David C. ple took advantage of the air-con­ comed the U.S. decision to borrow teams In the leegue. "Doc” Hutefa- toe croas Is red. Tlie dates 18^ Bomrers and N om ian aimirm my mother-in-law for tielng a red |JCU!-32,WIUIMANTICcrJ MA Batosi, toe srioist. Greeting at toe ditioned etoree and stiopped indde. B oyce and EUeanor R. L o v e tt, Sot. 9KW A.M. to 5:30 P.M.— Than. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. iiHon la manager, aesister by John Ebitra Office Hours 1968 appdar undseneath the em­ ribbon to her car keys. We ADDED TREAT from the Internatioanl Monetary property aft 5 Hendee Hd. h€*iiirs A lso. W illard ABen. WHHmn Its tm Stay tfU Ms F.Kmm/O door will be Mr. and Mrs. Elrnest in leisure. Ooetonno. Deoideu the boys men­ laughed until we were miles In ^ ra. A* Fund. blem. *n>e Pakistan Red Croaa M ofgan. Robert C. I lenrfajnien, Mr IIHW SvIVRIWf ffl OWMiDi raCnWf A. d s o n . DeiRooco aaid that snubU air con- Eugene Frederick (Mutgeon and rSfi. WE’RE OPEN MONDAYS DURING THE SUMMER! tioned, team memberB are; Craig came into eodatence on Dae. 20, the country, on a cold snowy day, The T\mes of London saw the Mrs. Robert Petaraon, tax aol- GuiFord E. Stepfaeno, John We^ily Gaora Schedule ditioneni and fana were almost im- decision to turn to the IMF as Jtidito K. Sturgeon to Sbeplien W. Pepin, Art Olarke, Jim Traoey, 1947. Jr„ Robert Whalen, Edward P. and my htuhand lost tbe car The local Goonecticut-Bi-Prod- poosiMe bo find around town, and Lewkovricz and Joaeptateie R .L ew - leotor, aidvlses th e has scheduled keys. They probably would sUll "the end of the postwar domi­ Bob Hutobtaeon, Kervln M cD er­ Oottman. Norman F. Rich. John iicto c u t League heuMball team that oounUeas numbers of them kowfeo, property at OwraArtT aral m ott, Louia Dim ook XU, B atty additional office hours this month be lost if that red ribbon had not nance of the Dollar." Air-Conditioned For Your Shopping Comfort\ C. Begga. Clement Txipacchlno, will play toe WiUlmantlc beam could have been sold. The Financial Times, organ of OohaidiuB Sta. for collection of taxes. peeped through the deep snow. — Monday and toe Potter’a Oil Oom- FresQch Girl Baby Sylvester Benson, fliartea Spntly, ucufroberisonsseo Parking spaces -were aU filled British business, said U.S. bor­ Qidtriaiwi Deed The office at her home on Gilead Gilbert Wilson. John E. BDison, POLLY ;^^ pony team on Wednesday, both at most of the morning and during DEAR POLLY—When my son rowing from the fund “may lead Ronald Pagan! to Loretta A. R d. -wm be open tom orrow toom Oarenoe Johnoon and Mrs. Made­ |iRm»OF-niiMsnr-«MiS^ 5:90 pm. at toe Willimantic Rec­ toe evening hours, and the areas to a larger borrowlig; operation May Live to 71 line Bolti. went ftom his little idastic bath­ reation Park. MonAsdvo, ptroperty aA 80-82 WeNa 9 am. to 1 pjn. a* weH as on Sat­ were filled with goodnetured. holi­ in the future and certainly will Walk-ln donon kidude Rkhard tub into the big tub. I thought I PLUS—LAD-A DOG SATURDAY SOHEDUU5: "SAM’*^ Tha local American Legion day-type crowda, aU intent on BA. had no more use for the little improve the chance of investing BoHdinc Prandki E f l S T U I O O D urday, July 27. On July 30. tbe of­ PARES— ^Today 84 percent o f Bagge. Mra Mabel Cole. James M All Color Program "BEAUTY” At 2:00, 6:05 and 8:10 league baseball team wU play buying. fic e wHl b e open from 7 to 9. tuh until I decided to use it for a the fund eventually -with more French babies have a chancy of Ganzer. George Wrho^ l^ron W'etoerafirid at 2:30 pm. Sunday The sale will continue today and far-reaching powers." To Wfitiam Al. Morah, tor aAfeero^ 8DtBAl>" Mrs. Peterson reports cogec- toy box. it easily slides In and at tbe local Plains Athletic Field taons to a basement at 94 Bran- laaeepe a Ooler reaching age 60. Oniy 26 per; Rice, Mias Judy Rhodes, M n tonuHTOw fo r the benefit o f peo­ Norway's largest - newspaper, tiona of 8246,971 on a total levy out from under his crib and he and South Windsor at 6 pm. I ple “who know a bargain when eord Sti, 8400. cent of thnse bom 190 yean ago Marion Cnosaen, (9enn Eu­ picks up all of his toys, thioiHng the conservative Aftenposten, said Tmuic aad ihe Bveref* of 8200,006 for tbe fiacel year reached that age. gene Griffen, Jame McGuigan, Wednes day in that town. ! thej’ see one." Kennedy's tax proposal “will T o M khaei OrfMsMi Jr., dor which ended June 30. There are it is a game, and puts them into A-verage hfe axpectancgr for Ilertoert Sfaroyer. Gay G riffin and the tub. —MRS. T. A. R. make the United States such an Mrs. iWlKy Oiriteili, sddMian ko a irS REVERSIBLE 119 outstandhig aooounta. Maachester Evening Herald BRIDGIBPOBT (HtANT the Preach in 1800 was only 84 Kenneth SMnier. OIRLS — A no-longer-used plas­ expensive market for Norwegian comnaerotal touiMing at 27 Warven To Attend Seastfm years, says Alfred Sauvy, Aaotor AJeo, Mrs. Peggy Laws, Joseph Coventry coireepondent, F. Pan- BRIDGEPORT (AP) -The Uni- loans that it practically will mean St. EmswcH'th Covel and M ia. lla iv tic dlshpan would answer the Ibie UMIe lelepheoe 742-6EU1. of the Natinnal Institute of Demo­ BMer, Samuel Vtoceneo, Joh n same purpose, too. —POLLY veraity of Bridgeport announced It will be closed to Norwegian To Weather Maatoj- of N. E.. tar j gery Mootandon, tn their capacity graphic Btudles, tn Ms new book, Dotibins. Mias Jtme Werdehn. Jo­ today receipt of a 831,610 grant interests " ae delegatee to the 1962 state con­ "The limltB of Human Life." Leon Breznik, new patio root sA seph CkerwinMci, Harry Hunting- Where everything is as you like it Marine Weather from the National Science Foun­ 27 WAddetl Rd. vention, -wBl represent Andover at He reports that a Ftench girl toil, Ronald Kacmamyk, Anthony Lah Work Planned dation for equipment to be used in A-POWDBR PLANT SET tbe 3601 District special conven­ baby can expect to live 71 y^aarB. Toney, Mhhion Davis, Anton Rem- Its computer center. 3TOCKIHOLM--Sweden is plan­ To toe AnnuUi ConatrucAson Oo. tion next week in RockviUe. The a balby 06. He says tbe d f - WINDSOR LOOKS (AP) - - TTw for St. Jame*' Church, alterations m JWST BMlT-iBT JtST PBM enik, Robert H. May Jr., Roy C. WABmNQTON — Laboratories Whts k k important L’B. Weather Burea\i issiKd tMs The grant was made under tha ning an Induotrial power ptenA o f All Oolor FamUy Fna sessioin wiU name ar-successor to ferenoe Is due in large part to the N ^on and David HasUnga for graduate research at 17 Uni­ foundation's "undergraduate in­ about 200,000 kHo^tts at Mhr- to convenA aA 85 Park St., $28.(K)0. A _A|^wlphln Mrs. Dorothy Miller of Bolton who 6adt that men "are more prone to marine package for today: Erroneualy Bated yesterday as the BUT MTII 8¥€R A lso, Henry W ing, John Jdfate ted States univeraitiea are to be Lear tide at Old Saybrook today structional scientific equipment vfken on toe Baltic cnoiM 76 males recently resigned her poet as state aocldents, aSooboHsm, suicUe, and son, FUed Ifoim, M n Bt^la Smltti, bulk or renovated under a 85,100,- that everything be exactly program," the university said. omith o f SKookholm. Antekh, Ocnstruction Oo. central oommttteewcnnan for tbe the Bke.” is at 4 pm. Sunset today in 8:21 Joeepb Bohn, M n Constance 000 National Scieaoa Foundation pm. and sunrise tomorrow 5:36 Ctn8N-C8SN*8Na WiaSPMNI dbadk (Blfleniaa) Connors district. FFogram. o/c/ b on d Fins Aeiloe In n o Days Adama Arnold J. Vayo, Mtos Janet right, thk k the place to am . Of Jallas Oeenar MIrs. Reginald Lewis of Ookun- Rehiofai. M n Ettto LongfeBow, 'Rnaittog weather fo r Long Island 8i B8M »KS! " THE MA TE " lUa and Mrs. Anna Mae Pallanck Mrs. Betty Dorr. Mrs. John Sound tOAfontauk Point and Block ivMk STEVE BEEVES of Union are the only two can- Jtdm^on, Roy Keith and Bertram - I KK". e 1 11. / rj fS r> dine! We tpeeiaUse in htand: thdates publicly mentlooed to Local Stocks Feiiigold. M ostly woeterly wintto 10 to 16 data B«J»N«IDC AMo, Charles Jawmsid. Ray e U- S ,IUI AVL L HTFD knots today soicept onshore late in Zemanek. Joeeph KoerdL Charles pleasing particular people, Qootstlons Furnished by tha afternoon. South to southwest Mancheatier Evening Herald An­ A. Banks, RuaseB B. Orannira, Joe tonight picktog tg> to 16 to 30 dover ooireapondent, Margery Cobnm MIddlebroolc, Inc. J a m s GRAND OPENING SALE StaniimsB, Ral|di rttsm iii. Bail knots in afternoon and evening. Montandon, telephone 742-6012. Bank Stocks POMDA Doggoit, Norman GhateL William Ptnchb Fair today and Saturday, partly Bid Asked Heeketo Jr., David BMredga, EF- When dining out, what do you look Cloui^ tonigM.. Chance of late LEAPS TO DEATH Conn. Bank and Trust AIX COLO* Co...... 70% 76 neot M McNoto. Gerald A. Ctep- C 0 4 for? Superb food? Deft service? thunderabowers Saturday. Viaibil- SATURDAY. JULY 20 Exetutvo Diive-la MEDDLETTOWN (A P ) — Dennw peU. Bihsard H. Ralph and David AVEY’S Pleasant atmosphere? Our reputa­ 1 to 3 mltee in. haze this morn­ Doiwnee, 21, of Wateibury, a men­ Hartford National Kitadok. Bank and Trust Co. 66 70% tion was built by providing aD of ing improving lo 5 mileB or more ‘‘SAVAGE 8AH" tal patient, leaped to his death ..The n ext BtoodmofaHa visit wiH 8:15 6:4(>-9;5U 45 E. Center St. later t ^ mornihg. Visibility low­ p lu DebWe Benold* last night from Bow Lane Bridge Fire Inauranoe Companies these qualities . . . always! ering to a mile o f ^lese in fo g and Hartford F ire ...... 65% 69% be Tininday, Aug. 32. from 1>45 1 in "MV SIX LOVES” over Rt 9. He was a patient at Toa%ht Only Free National F ire ...... 112 119 to 6:80 pjn., at toe H k's Chfo, 80 Sat. 1:30 and Sun., Moil, 'Tuea. hate during tonight and Saturday BUenoetke Clrcas nearby Ckmnectlcut VaHey Hospi­ BiaseU S t. “Jason and Argonants" "FOOD FOR EVERY MOOD" ntoniing improving to near 5 milefi Train a Ceiidy the Phoenix Fire ...... 112 119 7 WINDOWS «.iy * 7 7 tal. P olice said Downes, -who "Damn the Defiant" Saturday afternoon. Clown Prisra - Coateiit Life and Indemnity Ina Cos. CLOSED SUNDAYS FOR ’THE SUMMER "SAVAOB SAM" 1st. plunged 28 feet to the concrete Marine obeervr.tions: roai(^^, died at Middlesex Me­ Aetna Casualty ___!l0 6 113 Block Island—Winds west-aoGUi- SIZES UP TO 100 UNtTID INCHES ChOSree Under U Free Aetna Life ...... 150 158 morial Hdepitel atxxit an hour Ant-ODNDfTTONED west 5 knots, temperature 69. WE GIVE THE BLST AHEAD OF Tilt REST after being admitted. Conn. General ...... 153 161 Montauk Point — Wind soutii- H tfd. Steam Boiler . . 132 142 west 10 knots, temperature 73, oea Travelers ...... 183 191 southeast 8 feet, -visibility % miAe. Mew Miewpoint oe Public Ctllltleii ELMS 8cg Conn. Light Power .. 35% 87% New SuiiaiM Family Policy Little GttH Island Wind cahn, Htfd. Electric Light TONIGHT TER TONIGHT sea oahn, viaehtHty xero. fo g beauty, convenience, n e w ...... 41% 42% Evenings Sophistkar«d FMkners Island — Wind west- SUMMER Hartford Gas Co. ... 85% 41 E xcept *1.50 A roHmt G rtot Siiow aorthweat 8 knots, sea cahn. visi- ECONOMY Southern New England BOLTON NOTCH EntoitainmMt hiHty 1 miie. haze. T ri^ h on e ...... 61% 54% AH — A l hi Color — Routes 6 and44 4 V fRW — AH In Color — Strafford Shoals - Wind aouth- Manufacturing Companies Bbtineea *1J5 -wast 10 knots, tem perature 78. sea BUFFET Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 61% 65 oouthwest 1 foot. vTHibttity 10 Associated Spring ..1 7 % 18% Chlldrea 7Cra TM ES OVER AN INTERN- WATCH FOR THESE COMING HITS nflee. dlear. . . . served every Saturday evening Bristol B rass ...... 11% 12 Always / D C Stratford Poinb- Wind west 5 Dunham Bush ...... 6% 7 "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" "SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN' knoto,- temperature 78, viaibihty 6 from 5 till 9:30, during July and August. N. B. Machine ...... 21 24 yjoOK,s t o c k .a n d b a n d a g e s ! DISNEY'S "SUMMER MAGIC" 'THE GREAT ESCAPE" mUea partly cloudy , North and Judd .... 16% 18 rajHiKiaiAOOeHYAIW4«l AlfD MANY, MANY MORE W cotoom pton Beach. L. I. — Our Sunday Hours Durintr July and August Stanley W orks ...... 19 21 ...and brings you the year’s most Winds north-nortotwest 6 knots, Open 12 Noon till 8:80 P.M, Veeder-Root ...... 46 48% tem perature 74. viofoiltty 6 mHee. WE G ltE The above quotations are not to hilarious prescription partly douCy. He oonstniad as actual marketx |1£IIBENCS< Eatom Neck - Wind west 6 for icjyous fun ^^IflcanH knots, tem perature 78. aea eahn. OF aVStSUty 8 miles, clear. T H E CLARK'S Hawaii Scores High and romance! Btoeoution Rock—Sea eahn, vioi- MIASOA l have you hMty.-S mUes. cknid>'. 28 NORTH STREET — WILLIMANTIC NEW YORK — Delaware leads Comfortably Air-Conditioned — 423-9001 toe nation in average-family Ufe- % taewranoe holdings with 817,300 Nights 8—Son. 7:89. TUss; 108 SANDRA then coverage. Next la the newest state, Msttnera Dolly At 2 FJf. Hawaii, with 815,700. By compari­ Pm going TRIPLE You RecMv* son, the aeoqnd-newast state, Alas­ DEE 400 G reen ka, has a 87,100 a-verage. Mlasis- NEW CAR sippl’a 86,900 per family was t^ to hurt TILT S ta m p s With E it h e r nation’s lowest. Read Herald Advs. PETER RENTALS ^AlfiDrefis Or Box Spring,^.. M U S I C A I . youV* ALUMINUM ______THKATRC FDNDA ftp* ftawt BBT M — gmnf. gg g.Mn METRO MIEtHTm n O P lEGMS NMUr EVERY SATURDAY RIGHT GOLDWYN 60th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL MAYER tSkijrEnr 'f q. •■■a Our Famous Smorgasbord • WEBCLY You naver imasinaa loch a wida scopa otlvaiitagat cwkd styling in on .. - . 3.^. .. pa?*cf ^ g . -ep - C! - 9 5 —onowy wW ew . No chongd-evar prebtomsl Fwol savings up to 20%l WAGNER • MONTHLY ' c 'T' Goia -d * c:' ^ c'>D' 'Q 6 m . 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■■ I- MANCHESllX KVKNING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JliLY 19, 1968 ^ P A G K fT V M ' / W A 0 9 W O U M MANCHESTER EYENIN6 HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY. JULY 19. 1968 South Windsor Hebron HEALTH CAPSULES Seen Syrians H afez byWirbsflA.Pettl.m>. Building Should Be Slowed, GOP Caucus K IT A O O O P SKA TO USE a» Teacher A Strong M an; VbCGAR OR LSMON JU C E TV-Radio Tonight TD RMS6 TOUR HAR DRIVEWAYS Officials Agree, ‘But How?’ Backs List AFTER A SHAMPOO f > m t toera la a plaee tor Mm Role Puzzling Ftoo Esfimaios On: ’rtm budkring of taomm in SouthaHe feW. that indisstry coming into I aa a great rabM. Dr. WoUaon Television Of Candidates aaya. He foresees stories of Jesus ATtodaor riwuld be Ourtaiiied, tt. was a town k x^ into the availabUity if its m jtuhkm its at y '» moat fetfhiantUl J m r, b^ig included to Jewidi Hagga- By WEBB MCXINLBT f:«> ( »O Big 1 Tbestar (to progress) (80) Tiririrepa Bgresd at tbe public meeting of o f sewage, wiater facllitiea, a n d toiaixaltaaal ShewUi BITUMINOUS ASPHALT FAVINU The .k(8t a t candidates recom­ >MW, trartitinnally b u Waa ig - dah-type qarratiens. for reading DAMASCDS, Syria fAP) — A (33) Morie St 9 (to aregreas) the (XNmcil and pianoiing and scal­ piibUc utlUties before it doeo the MMd la tbt annali of Jodolam, but new figure bas dipped onto the 41060) Bafbr Show Ga progress) uSSu Lb. Bnetoeoi aiyetoas tax rate. mended by the Republictui town: and telling, wilh one perhaps go­ ( S) News \ 8:88 M Mm Oaaoal • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS ing eommiasion. The method — or a aot«6 Jowiab oaiiolar prodieta ing like tutor Arab stage and he looks like a (II) ^ Pietsn ( .88) Denoe H bm Paine noted that South Windsor committee for town offices was' Mara wwtba aip include refer- "Come and see, how great is strong man. (Pi) wEefoNek 8:88 (}MA80) Mitch MlUer (Ct o GAS STATIONS • BASKETBALL COURTS how — of doing this .seemed to be has no sewers or utilities—only a accepted at the Republican caucus Maj. Gen. Amin Hales has done (S3) News W BdfM B Master Clam lower tax rate. aaoo to IM aaoiant CtoWleon. the pcsirer of Israel. Once tbsrc 6:06 HO) African Fatrd ------m the major point of disagreement. held earUer this week. Rktoard M. ^ Mot aa dtatoity become man, aa it so quietly, however, that no 6:U (iS) Social 8ecoritjr\ , dhaixman of the commission Carino said that zoning restric­ was a ddld in Oahlee'. He was ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED Grant heads the Itot as flrst select- : Otortottoad regard him, but aa a taken captive and edrried off into one 1s quite sure what role he 6:38 . 8) News Sports. Weatber Raymond HallbweU explained that tions should be flexible according i Mm and luapitteg teacher. intends to play. 8:10 ( 8) Draenet to the flnancial situation in town: man candidate; also on the select-' the great city of Rome. There (83) (Hub House fhsD apatr WE ARE 100% INSURED the first soning regulations were SMILING S E R V IC E Dr. Hairy A. WoUaoa, proteaaor they made a God of hint; but Here in Etomascus, ancient cap­ (M) znimsls of the t saikers (18) Sttbsciintloa t v , axk>pted to 1939. 'The year 1956 Severe when the town Is "to trou­ man Hst, LeRoy B. Kinney; town 8:30 (1O6P60) M m b Bight (01 ble;’’ lenient when the town Is d Hebrear Hteratnre and {riiiloao- some say they made of him only ital ot Syria, few know what (60) aoperman ( 8-13) A I M HHcboock brought a boom in suib-division clerk,, treasurer and agent of the m MAIN S^TREET, MANCHESTER pky auiarttua at Harvard Univer- looks like, fewer still have heard (18) Ufe of Riley ______8) Tf Saaeet Strip building, necessitattog a lepkui- ready for expansion. ' town 'depooslt fund, Mrs. Charles a son of G^.. and. others say t :B ( 8) WaHer'fhmklU DE MAIO BROTHERS OOfOB M M (9) Why doesn’t South Windsor alty, aaya fuller restoration of only a prophet of God. him apsak and no one knows (10-3360) BonUer-Brlnkler nJng and ream ing of the town. On P. Miner; tax (tollector, Mrs. F. El­ 3tm U b literary treasures doubt- what Iw ia thinking. io -8 ^ have an AAA zone ? , - P i "They built temples and r YOU USE SOAP SHAMPOO 7:80 (1A6P6O60) News: Sports: aai uUding lots received by the com - vle(w, G eorge (jolga n ; zoning board r> aalnt nor as aa "individual to be ria. With a clever and forceful -kweWil 7:10 ( 6-13) Ravblde U:80 (3380) Tonight be zoned flrst. imd the need would of appeals, Eimery N. Taylor and until be returned to Galilee and ( 8-1083) Cheyetme ____ ( 8) Movie ____ mioslcm averaged 247 per year for arise, he felt. wonbiped and above oth­ maneuver early this month, he the 7% years. ’The average per James Derby; planning and zoning ers,” but aa one W the “wise, of savy bis name inscribed in an an- SEE SATU RD AT’S TV WTEl i FOB OOMFURB U8TINW (10) What are the duties of the eioit tome among the names of thorougly defeated bia chief rival ' y«Sar from 1966 to July 6, 1959 was commission, Frederick J. Wythe. btoaaad memory, who express Qm for eminence. Maj. Gen. Ziad El regime was overthrown last zoning board of appeals ?' his castigated pharisees..." 440; from July 6, 1959 to July 1, ’The zoning board of appeals is a CknninittM membera for the Re­ Jump into the new season ajaHonei ganlus o t the people." Hariri, and sent him off to pleasr Hafez immediately was called gional High Schcxil hoard of edu­ Or. Woltoon. aukes bis forecast This, says Dr. Wcdfson. "is bow 1968. was 76. judicial body, ruling on appeals the Jews will reclaim Jesus." ant stole in Paris. back and made a member of tbe In other wotrds, he was saying, cation appointed by Rex Horrocks, to a Anal, memorial issue of “Hie Hales then took on Hariri's two National Revolutionary Council. Radio from the decisions of the building YOUR USED CAR the average number of prelimina­ Inspector; and it eliminates hard­ chairman, are as follows: Ownmit- Itoaoiah Jonnial,” puldlahed in big jobs, minister of defense and When open breaks began ap­ (This Hsttag in dudes aaly those at 13 ar U I tee on educational needs, Harry flf Ms late editor, Henry ry plans received each year has ship for specific cases. It does not chief of staff of the army. He pearing between tbe Ba'athists leagtb. Some statioas carry ether Hauck, ohairman. Mm. Winston Htonetta. kept Iris old posts o f deputy pre­ been decreasing sto(» the ’‘master make or change zones. with these lovely 2 MHS Teachers and Naascr. Hafex took cm the job PTOBC ISto 13:00 Btaibght Barmsdi plan’’ was adopted. ’The main lea- Mayor John Madden exhibited Abbott and Reoc Horrocks; Policy, “ B t o JJearlto reclamatton of Je- mier. minister st the interlw and of deputy premier to Salah Bitar’s 1:80 News sad ribw d t . (xxmmlttee, Mrs. Donald Richeuds, | aito win act bs brought about by 8:00 Jim Ncttletoa SATISFACTION "Km for the estimated 200 homes graphs showing that South Wind­ Awarded Grants marUal governor. secemd cabinet. As pro-Nasser 8:00 Raynor Bhlnoa chairman, Mrs. Archy Green and to ta to ai svangaHeal pte^ oa toa t:06 News Sign Oft .:00Jodc2'~“ being built each year, In actual sor’s pupil increase from 1956-57 He is reputed to be a devoted. mobs rioted to Aleppo and Dam­ 7:00 BSl BsBhea to 1960-61 was 104%; and, pro­ Mrs. George Colgan; Salary com -1 part ot some Jewa, or by a asutl- member of long standing of | W B AT-gti UM _____ fact, to the carry-over from year Two Manchester High School ascus. Hafez also became “dep­ jecting to 1966-67, would then be mlttee, Robert E. Foote, chairman, j mantal yaamtag for what we Ba'ath. the Socialist party which 8:00 Jeff Sprung WINT—1381 to year of lots tlmt were approved Douglas Secord and James Foran. ^ N EW SEASON hnrm 't got," he says. teechere have been awarded grants uty military governor” — deputy 8:15 Newt. Weatber and 3por1a 5:00 News, Westlier for building earlier but were not 328%. This Is compared to the has run Syria since the coup only in mams because there is no 7:15 Easy Ed Show 8:10 Today eo Wan Wrsol IS OUR PRIME Mrs. Evelyn Randall of Portland ’ . "R win coma about as a result to attend the ISth Beonomic Edu­ 8:15 Sbosrcase biiitt on. This carry-over has de- 20-60% of the surrounding towns d’etat or March ' 8. Ba’athists' governor. 8:00 MeU vs. Phlle in the 1956-61 period. He also has been approved to teach Eng­ of a wldsr and more eomprehsn- cation W orkable at tbe TTniveralty are supposed to bsHcva to col- 10:80 Tonicht At My Place 8:45 LowantlKmias .^reosed from 692 in 1956 to 251 lish for gnules 9 through 12. She dbra sancsptlow o f tbe sc<9 c ot ef Connectieut SdMoi of Edueatfon Calling to pro-Nasssrites and w n c —Slat 7:00 Newa it date. showed on his graphs that the DRESSES lectivs leadertorip. Palestinians wpo had been or­ 7:15 WoM WMo Bporto cost of education would Increase received a B.A. degree from Bates Jawlto Isanitag and Jewish Htar- Aug. U -2>. Hafss was born to poor parsnts • :0l"'News. Sports aiid WeariMr 7:80 Sbowcasa After the introductory remarks College in 1938 and has had four, to to * htod at a general motana- Hicy arc WHUam Dowd, t Bar­ ganizing the rioting, be told them 8:86 Old, Borrowed and Bhm 8:00 Tankam wa todtaas CONCERN! at twice the speed of the taxable is tbe northern commercial city to effect to keep out ot Syria’s 8:85 Three Star Extra }y the chairman et literary treaa- bara Rd.^ T sm on . and Zanc 10:80 Showmm sjkl zoning (xunmlsaicn, 10 (piee- grand list in this same amount of of Alsppo. He has been a soldier totemal affairs, or else. 7:05 Clonversatiaa Piece 3:80 Mbb on A eholcd saying of ours is that a satisfied eustomcr Ume. Herman of Storm, approved as a . Vaughan. Marfborough, both mam- moat at Ms adult Ufa. He became 7:15 Down the Fairway .ions were pocMd to the oommis- teacher of Tnathematics, has a i bars of tbe social sfudlse depait- What he said, or bow he aaid 7:30 New* is our best advertisement. We hope to make the grads iicm. In explaining the criteria for t U L .. a hattaHon com m ander to 1807. 7:45 Senator from Cions. changing land from R to A, Hal- B.A. degree from the University *tbetter Imawn among non-Jewa ent. it, so thoroughly frightened tbe 8:10 Pop Concert (1) What to considered to be a 1.99 Altar the nniaa at Syria with cqqxisition that there have been with yoo as a satisfied customer. Check these vaKiss. loweU noted that when more thsui of Connecrticut 1960. ^ It-# •am mmmt Jews" because ot The ethtdarWilps are .made by .8:00 Red Sox va. Wbhe Sec .'oaaonshle rate of new homes per Liouto Bach, graduate o f the Uni- H******—! ckcumstanees. Dr. Egypt to IMS ha was made dep­ no riots to volatile Syria since. U:8S Sporta Final % 10 dwellings are built on land, it e Connecticut Council for the uty commander ef northern Sy­ year to a town like South Wind­ vensirty o f Oonnsetkazt, 1960, ap­ toHMa Says Judaism aooethalaaa One' of the pussies about him must be changed to an A s(toe. V ■ F Advancement ot Eccnonilc Educa­ ria. Then be was transferred to 1942 CHEVROLET IMPALA>. sor? When the town was originally proved as teacher of science, Itoa abaotiied mneta Ctarlstiaa to- tion and its affiliated eouncito, is his relationship with Premier HaUowell said the only way he tbs aaatsm area, bordering Iraq. Bitar, presumably Ma political WEEKEND S P EC IA L...... $249$ planned, aU land except sub-dlvi- grades 7 and 8, Arthur MitcheU, r ' . ' . tbeir goal beiag to give Isailiislilji Hafss is said to have played a could estimate the rate would be siona was placed In R zone. How­ ridenoe teacher, and Richard . "▲ : Liatoiy ot tnUHratieii at to developing improved economic mentor. Oonvertible. V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, heater, to compare our town with neigh­ CASUAL Cbrtsttaa Meaa into our Ufa lols to the Ba'atb4nspired Mosul wtiitswalls, snow ^hits, black and bright red interior, A ever, when there are more than Boucher, maihematios teacher, education at afl acbool IsvsIb. While Ba’ath clrilian politicians FREE iEUVERY boring towns. He "would like to hove resigned, and reaignatioae to**"*!!* *6 ^ agencies of edu- uprtritog against the late Iraqi ales sporty looking ear. 10 houses, the area is considered Worfeahop partictoBBts will boar dtetater Abdul Karim Kaasem In like Bitar may have eontinusd see this in the neighborhood of congested, and a different set of ace siaoaptod. StiN needed to oom- COAT DRESS aadoto baa robbed many of us et outatandlBg Iscturma on entrant setting ctrillan poUcy, there are 9 A.M. IV 9 P.M. 100-150 In a few years." «ndl>^ fo r “ n o t in g but to Ibe bMka ef tba Bible in wder Both joba, to the Syrian way of bouse” w(o(ild cost the toKvn be­ Fentteton, telephone 2X8-8464. to keto* Jeaua out; Jeaua eimply llringa, were senridersd poHtieal 4.S11. Hartford waa aetaond- W ith 1941 CORVAIR MODEL 700 ...... $149$ the bare neoeesHles and educa­ tween 1750 and 91,000 in school tion ...” totoP«»»4*h eeuM at a time wben axils. 4A37 and Haw Haaaa MriRl with OPENIMO CEREmONIES 4 door. 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, heater. This car is la biUs, acidltional secrrices, and the toat bo4y ot Mlerature, in the ^Wndtond SL wua fbtad at a bud- Wbaa Em ss eallsd S,»I(A mint eondltlon. Bke. Orundlmaa 'Vernon Perteiaen mmmartoed the feeHng of thexse Swim Suite, Radio toinien m. toa anthorltle* at the ing stamp and nriacdlansoue brlttol of tko Now Main Offleo (2) If, in the past four years, tone, waa praotlcaUy cloeed.” sfaowsr lionday at the boms at the planning and zoning commis­ desiring more stringent measures : Ajt for toeogporatlon of Jesue’ Mrs. Deo Grover, M Broad St 1941 MERCURY COMET CUSTOM .... $1445 sion approved fewer "preliminary as "temfkxrajry measures for a Taken from Cars STEP-IN ton< liliH< Uto' JPewieb lore. Dr. About 30 attendad. 3 door. 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heater, whitewalls. plans than prevVoutoy, why are we tenn(porary situation.' VoUeou aupt Pink and w h ite deeoratians TUs ear is sharp in looks and drives as well. stm building over 206 homes a There waa no disagreement that TVo'women’s bathing suits, val­ hS' , SHIFT DRESS '"Hte peeaeu. a t Jeaua ae eon- trtanmed tbe snom and bufl THE CONNECTICUT BANK year? buikling Mtould slow doxvn Piccours PIZZA PALACE but h(W ? ued a t 984. and a 930 tnuaristor ra­ eelved ia ite toamner of the va­ taU e. This ({uetoion was anewnered by Dacron cotton muted stripe step- rious taanm of Christology could Mias Flaks, a deiHtdei' at 1 1941 FORD FALCON ...... $149$ explaining that the carry-over a t Beofit Oake Sale dio have been reported stolen in never find a~ place in Judaism, lor I and Mn. Laabc Flrtce. will be AND TRUST COMPANY 4 door. 3 cylinder, stomdard, radio, heater, whitewalls. homes from previous years made A baked gocxls sale, psooeeds separate theft ceises now under in­ in shift, rollup sleeves, pointed PIZZA, GRINDERS oad SPAGHETTI Clean — dean — deaa. R is altogether foreign to its fun­ I mairied lonvomow at 3 pen. to up the difference to go to Ronnie Berard, who was vestigation by Mancheister police. (tollar, silver buttons, alternate damental pctadines. As the prom­ . Robert Grover, won a t M l. mid TO GO OR TO EAT HERE (3) <3an anything be done as a critloailly burned in a fire two montha ago, will be held totnQrixnv The bathing suits were reported self sash. Sizes: 5/18, Junior, ised lleaidBli, be simply did not I Mrs. L«o Grower, at St. Macy'a BROADCAST DIRECT saifeguard to alow down building taken from a oar of Eleanor Sin- toeOt the eobdittons.” 1940 FORD GALAXIE— beginning at 8:30 a.m. to the Wta,p- ' Bpisoopal Ctawtto. ioia Ptoa 75c. M m Ub i ii SI.GO, Lar9> $1.25 within legal Bmlts of restricting ick, W e s t Hartford, who had park­ Petite. Colors: Brown or Blue. WEEKEND SPECIAL...... $1595 building? p(lng Shopping CJentor. The sale ITEMS 35c EACH will be sponsored by the Ladies ed her vehicle in the First Nation­ ' Convertible. T-8, automatic, power steering, power Town A tty. Eklwln Lassman said al Store parking lot off IV. Center lea Tbaadar-WedBeadajy-SaBdaj 3 A.M. to IS MIdtogbt brakea radio, heater, wMtewalls. that the only Itraits are the zoning Auxiliary of the South Wtndsor 10.99 p VoJunteer Fire Departments. St. 'Hie theft occurred July 3 at 6 Open Tbaiaday Friday, Satnrday 3 A.JL to t AJL WINP — MANCHESTBt regulations of the town—reebrie- p.m. and was reported yesterday. tlons on house and lot size, while i CI>OSED MONDAY .Manchester Evening Herald William M. Warner of 96 Brood 1940 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE— still being “reasanatole. St. told police last night that I (4) What steps have been taken South Windsor correspondent Lau­ V9EEKEND S P EC IA L...... $134$ ra Katx, telephone 644-1768. someone took a 6-transistor port­ to the past 5 years to .stiffen zon able radio from the front seat of F. E. B R A Y 5 door. 6 cylinder, stsindard, heater, whitewalls. 2 to ing requirements ? JEWEXtER choose. his unlocked car, which had been TVr MAIN ITRBEt—Stmte TiMBtar The "miaater plan’’ adopted to parked at the rear of Pine Acres 1959 raised the minimum bouse Car Rams Pole, Beauty Salon off McKee St. be- 1940 CORVAIR MODEL 700 ...... $119$ size from 1,000 sq. ft. to 1,200 sq twee:n 1 and 6 p.m. yesterday. Wilih, Oltck an! Jtwelnf Rtfiaiilis 4 door. 6 eyllnder, automatic, radio, heater. Lo6k thla ona ft. Previous to 1959, all residential Driver Injured THIS SALE POSmVBLY ENDS SATURDAY 6 P. M. over. \ areas were A-20. This also was changed to range from A-20 to a Visit Oir Ntw BHt l ipartiwaHt AA-30. Sub-divialtm regulations A 25-jrear-old Branford St. man Police Searching 1940 FORD T.BIRD— N were rewritten and recently is reported to satisfactory condi­ C lo fd Mondays July and August changed to include sidewalk re­ tion at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Hit-Run Driver WEEKEND SPECIAL...... $199i quirements, more stringent re­ X door hardtop. V-8. automatic, power steering, power pital with multiple bruises he re­ quirements reg(ar(ling draining of ceived last night when his rd SI., was admitted to the Kay Blssell o f 150 LaicUow Rd. 1940 VOLKSWAGEN ...... $1095 Aa previously noted, the pian 2 door sedan. Radio, heater. Economy at its best. hcMpltal at about midnight with reported she was dri'vtog wwjt on SUMMER w(a.s adopted July 6, 1959. Very few bruises of his left ear left leg and E. Center St. and, as she ap­ changes were made except the skull. He is to the Intermediate proached Walker a vehicle Calling Ail vers 1940 VOLKSWAGEN MICRO RUS DLX. $149$ changing of some land from R to (»Te zone, a hospital spokesm(U) struck the rear end of her car, 8 passenger station wagon with sun roof. 4 cylinder, A to meet sub-divi.r a .school If The Herald yesterday erroneous­ CARPET 3 pamsnger station wagon. V-8, automatic, radld, heater. he built over 100 h o m ^ ? ly reported that Janet Keeney, ,7. Corns to and drive this one. Tou’Il like it. The town attom ey d o e s n’ t of 20 Knox St., ran into a slow know how.” moving, car along ‘Valley St. The CLEANING (81 What effect would severe girl, who reoei'ved minor bruises of FREEl^ 1958 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE ...... $ 995 restrictions In zoning have on the both knees and her left elbow, ran 4 door sedan, 6 cylinder, automatie, radio, heater. growth and development of the Into the path of the vehicle, oper­ Tel. 649-1752 town ? ated by John Murphy of 26 TVot- 00 HaUowell felt that “if the town ter St. and't^sas otruck-by the alow GARNER’S RUG j j 1958 CHEVROLET DEL R A Y - wants industry. It must also allow moving vehicle as tt stopped. No and Dpholstery Cleaning K WEEKEND SPECIAL ...... $ 795 new homes, if It wants to grow." airrest waa made. X door sedan. 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, heater. TIE-PRIINT Indoor-Oatdoor TRUCKS? ¥fE HAVE FOUR COAT DRESS Call Us—And kt CM^Mrattoa PLANNING TO BUILD OR REMODEL? 1962 Corvair Panel...... G159S Plan your financing just as carefully as you plan Cotton tie print coatdress, With The Hartf(»d €Sm Cb. 1961 Chevrolet your building or remodeling. See Manchester’s U-Ton Pick-up ...... $1!ID S cardigan neck, rollup oldest financial institution for the type of financ­ sleeves, gold buttons, rope HANDSmOB TATDOB INDOtMt-OUTDOOB 1957 Chevrolet ing best suited to your needs. Ckinsult with ss 7/8 Length Summer Knit Coat FREE ... JUST FtHl CALUNG FOB Cab-Chassis, 2-T on...... G1G9S belt/siraulated leather trim, anytime without obligation. '.- ’•■v '-J FREE GAS HEAT StlSVET NOW! 1956 Dodge 12’ Van ...... -G 49S unpressed pleated skirt, ac­ So right for ti'avel, vaca­ tion spots, suburbia! Orion - I randy for next wlater now! Take adv stag* tion back. Sizes: 7 to 13. -A A sayelle(R), acrylic- alt-ovei- N — TaBli cBjsy psrCeet brattog ssnl V Color: Red. tmg penra ahend! cable knit; wooden toggle .99 IE AHEAD— BUY NOW AND SAVE SAVINGS buttons. White, lieig^ red, rs Bsiw! Ws stfer psa 10.99 black. 8 (8-10), m (1^14), r gaoBto OmmItoB 03 LOAN \ s *» <) t I A 1 I O V 1 (16-18), xl (20). R e i t e r HUGE SAYINGS IN QUR BARGAIN RACKS ALL tlRMB HOUNnD PRBI DURING BALE NO PAYMBITS UNTIL OCTOIER ■ aacaeeTZfe aanazT riaaaciat ineTiTaTsaa MfOTtAikaita JitSnmt, Mtmmt rRggtowWMW _»W ^^W M08B Current Annual Dividend Bisr Valaes — .Budget Tenns On Insured Savings B8ANCH OrnCE, ROUTE 31. OOVENTBT

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PAGiBBVttrt FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1963 PAGB s a MXKCHESTEB e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN. FitiDAY, ^ L Y 19, 196S BUdiL always empfca- Rockville-V ernon twa; thara la, in any caae. time to N^vy five months before Pearl aiae aw th a sp a iu A parting. FORIENT Could Heart Di8e,a8e Harbor, receiving the rank of A ThooKht far IWa? Water Safe When'Gangs Ck> Social 4Umrtrratpr ooBitdar aock poariMUUaa fully I Ilia Garners dadlKaa, "Tta eaa DUw," "Go with I and U wn. Movie Pn|eeten Nikitift Scores N-War, lieutenant commander. Sponsored by the tf A wltlMiit l i r g ^ haaU, and atiU ria G od" ------er iBnt, alM U wmn. Kehl to Seek ' tike Kennedy, he aerved in the CoomU oC ~ ------C. Kaiaer 0 South Pacific. But the two men riUe prejecters. B y « A l f I gWafc wm A soid take them to &untitt fffraUk hK** raara laft bafore any blast- Enough, Votes LLitheran Church A t S h ore, and zdea restanraats. and Be Predicted in Teens? eMb. riral or Joint, can be acbed- did not'know each other at the WELDON DRUO CO. Challenges Red China MOW TC Primary for Ten Rebels time. '■ Kcad: Aela M: tl-M M l BUa St,—Tri. MI S-5S21 uiad. Sdtnabody win f o to the t4cK m e bt 1 CMrtotite. though fore- s B y’8Tt*PHEN M. AUG rld affairs The twister knocked over trees ae ggessn. ta DBS or my sister Ann at down the line," said Kehl., the cause of arterloecleroais — ra^ssM certain changes, :orca a return to the repre^ve neighboeboods til 111 SB whoB he wouldn’t listen to tions, aaye Rlee, wlU Show tha fka aMTto a( ot N. E. A SerF- West Germany. ser in an attempt to reach an Francis, a passenger in a car driv- ! ^gal w. . . .Burrhlst leaders in blockaded and tents at tte HIU Sdiool Clamp ragged. WSOm Two years ago, he said, he chal­ hardening of the arteries—which „ K„ C, D,.,. r.f Fact ! dividual and sets up the threefbU bog ■ r TbMk] ■ held that the methods of Stalin. Pagodas reject immediate truce on the shore dt Rueh Pond in WoH- my mother." quMtiAtiM and typto ef fata being ca, tae. "As far back aa October. 19fiT.'' agreement on the proposed union en by hennethivenneth M. Ro>P,oy of ^Elast s t ’ ^nd former ^ relaUonrtUp with Christ in ffae tacqgk was h s personal prop- The Soviet leader said Russian cawious. -wS bam the lenged the Incumbent state repre­ Interferes with the flow of blood iSlIiHakera nreeentatlTee Tka of Eg>-pt. Syria and Iraq. Hartford. Roy. and Mary R. San­ with South Vietnamese govern­ boro, N. H. There were no In­ The young lady likes to work sentative candidates, Gerald Allen oortied in thalr bfoottottoams. ______Ipeclal Aaercir—New he reports, ‘Teglslation was intro­ provi.sional President Pedro E. j niidet of them. In this manner both |«rtT uMimed to permit any Conununists were fighting to noisome nakic sod axMl csLuses heart failure and coro­ tos of Hartford, owner of the car. ment, charging the leseer official juries. ia ithiMJi with young children. "I used to and Raymond Splelman, at the nary heart attacks. "^ e n . if we egfi flh4 eh Wgtor- Aramburu's two-party coaliUon jp^uj and the elders know t h a t Mrmfiere of the acad- make it ImpoMible for anybody gaiety aoirriy babysit for friends." Indeed, she duced />r civilian air defense and have sabotaged President Ngo At Lynn, a \'iolent hail rtotm Hvea town committee meeting. Since he "We are convinced," mays Dr. Rwl group," Adene 8bpA, ”we wiU cmcoSTioiA _____ T l^ n l ^ r f c"afm that the car ® ''•'mained silent. {Oirtst will go with them and k, the ym mm SeeH"^ coronary heart dlsea-ve In middle- tasaelal respossibnm M starts deliberating spy chargee were as big aa grapea. Dam into a cossetted world said, he conceded the victor>' to age men really starts when they're family hliAory. phyrioal eharabter- scrors spsetrisg Is ad ready In a state of preparednes.s i-espect for the people that are tt isn’t eoon^ at oh4-clii schocria and IsUca 6nd pethap# detetmlne jad other readlTir matter abtronenu. Dongano, it is claimed. 1'''• Part.es some of which h a v e,------against Na-vy yeoman Nelson C. Elsewhere, homes were dam­ —we've gut to Tack as ynngg as the incumbents, and did not con­ teen-agers.” for eventualities. But the impact «-as loosed ab^ t in the car and , a strong following n Pfm- the strongest means tor winning aged by lightning and some com­ fuetber refined during a year whleh will be aueoepUbte to ooro- Ksaebestcr Evening Herald. New Physician the support of the masses," he Drummond, who is aoensed of we can. test their candidacy in a primary. 'What causes it? Flats, probshly. received "serious body injuries and i inces. He appears to have ral- j Ddly munities lost electrical power. Aroad. the aril Monde with frost- "This time, I'm not gnhiE to nary heart disease.'^ advsrtWag cMng upon the general population has lied the Con.servative Federation said. giving military data to Soviet "Tou cant avoad aoQr gfenae o f Dr. Adorns says that triglyceridM intemal injuries, .some of which * ' ' „ . .u .« _ DeKveries Lightning bolts knocked the i a good beauty puegzui as jxm sd streaks in her hair -waa a vol- back do'wn," he said. An me boys wiB be qfieeked not been very great, particularljj- (Continued from Page One) „,o.. Ko ____ ■■ of Center Parties—with 36 seats— Khrushchev replied to Chinese agents.. .U.S. Treasury recom­ piaster off a wall in a home a t ; —or variovis types of fats includ- demands for his resignation with mends that purdhases of foreign grow older. 'The athcattagas te- onteer at a Southampton hoopHal, He said he did not aUend the cholesterol -— are carried In again in two yean. During this • Wedntsdsy—d p.m. since moet people here want to It U cltm ed the tot^-n wa.s neg- side by offering to » Saugus. Miass., and touched off a , "Waotly changing flowers for pa- town committee meeting Monday period, ahmiar tataz #m be run — ‘ . -1 P nL.'__. ^ y . k«21 •UUTTFORD RO. "W «'l B« the challenge: "Let us go to any sectvUies on exchanges registered outweigh the mamans cy. who ha.s been the Pre.si- road H m w To Miass. ' I It was especiallT dHUzufll Hast winter interested her in the socie­ knew he couldn't -win. until 2,000 teat reMlU are en u£iSc4^wd8ae: l^^^a sa saM . dent .s ever-pre.sent shadowshadow- on campaign prom- MANCHESTER. put your program before them Oommiselon be exempt until Aug. There were reports of places hit i - says, the arteries and other blood day of pObKeatha excvpt Bsturday — With possible war. - The plaintiff is being represent By repeating and we will put ours forward-and 16 from tax proposed by President ty to pseasp t delinquency. Kehl said the slate endorsed by h$nd. trips out.side Wa.shington. Deone. Dana and Throw. ' i.ses to annul development con- Sonric* vessels begin to harden, crock and ‘Then,’’ taye XtlnmA, ’’we’U fol- t B-sa ed by you wdll see which .they choose.” Kennedy. St ia against her family's prin- the Democrats includes only one grow rougher. Then these fatty But now attitudes are changing. -j-he admiral. 60. Is notably | ■Hartford law firm. tract.s with foreign oil companies CONN. What Ttrt-ia mcialy to lend her influen- "'woriting man." The rest are In­ ksw the abnormal youth* for per­ Now, at Uut, the ^vom m ent feels modc.st and retiring. He l« never ___ "Our people are polite and they reported in ^ substances start to ollng to the Friday, July 19 and break relations with the In­ W a S d T will simply say: "Get out of ttoL name to charity (oa ia fre- surance men, business men and so haps 28 years. ft we find that free to go ahead with such eemi- in uniform around the While' T.\KES NEW POST ternational Monetary EMnd he ha.s ~MANCHESTS2tB LitBSEPT GMOWERr . Arllqgton, Newton, Watertown, I She liked ^zottly dona) without actually oracks in the walls of the Mood one group develap# the diaease here’,’’ he said—clearly referring Wobum, Stoneham, Concord. Lex­ cold beer. tUck m am i« _ a _ i. V ,, TV* ^ P®rt> are relMScd during, believed to be the first Democrats and the Argentine So- CoH Dennis Guay ington, Lynnfield, Ma>'nard and of blood. be able to' predlot it in admnoe WK gpgziiagnw Khrushchev then launched into ing oboooiate cake is iliiiiiiiW'ikllr CoCte went home to Michigan and WhMney in Blast Hartford, he said. Adams believes that by middle It appears that, by British re­ ^ ' peo- of to\iTi trips he la frequently | fjegro to win appointment as a cialist.s. Together they hold 37 649-5341 a brief defense of the Soviet in­ Waltham. It reninds her aff her tnntbsr’'s fmOrmA UmigB OVOT WlUl bCt pOF- Besides short changing the vot­ and treat H.” pi*, in Aort, have once again b e-. identifed .simply a.s ' Mr. George . j,ig.h school principal In Oonnecti- electoral vote.s. High temperatures yesterday In age most Amerioans have some de­ port and Inteipretatlon of what tervention in Hungary In 1966. He Faces Grand New Ekigland included: Borton. kitchen. She deaertbes Hike entz bedor* aceapting the new re- ers on the mnnber of working men gree of anterioscleroala. "But we'd AdomA aaya that If K'a found gun to accept th* likelihood, the G. Burkley cut. has resigned to take a prin- All thrje parties still have to spesariattity. that diet is the raeommended Sit Bernard Lcn'eH, the British Of medium height with curly "Always Fresh Flowers" said the Soviet Union had helped 93; Hartford. Conn., 95; Bedford, with such and agacimaB nftstf on the olaite. he said, the town like to be able to detect it before poosiMUty, the practicality of the hhi. .it cipalship ...... —in Plainview, .. I*. I. He la,.,,,ratify their leaders' —decisions------to— Hungary defend its "independ­ 'would-be dietcrii uii^m sfldip ttbr During the three mkkBe days of treatment for prrvanting coronary apace scientist, had to say aftsr Miass., 93; Portland, Mlalne, 85; oommittee short changed the a heart attack occurs. Right now institution o f war. fJ^t'whUe House Dhvsicia"n ^ince Prtncipal of D>-man Me- .support Illia. But his party strate- ence" and its "soclall.st achieve­ chapter. sarfr week she is employed by a Westland area of Vernon. He is heart dltasto anothta method 'wtii his recent return from his privi­ Jury in Fall Concord. N. H.. 89; Portsmou^. we're just treating the end results; A n d lfcen ti«it*a n a U on b eg in .:F eb . 1 m i ™ ^ a l Ju.mor and Senior High gi.st.s are sure he will get the ments." N. H., 84 and Lebanon, N. H., 88. 'Once in a vrtaie I As base dscoratiag firm. "But they are the only member of the town com­ we’re making no headway in pre­ hav« to be found: leged and unprcccdentad inspec­ He claimed the Hungarian rev­ treat, maybe 400 cadomes at oBoe- very good about letting me off mittee from that area, he said, and 'You can't etop kids from a to eoncMv* of war as a practical,, '‘esponsibility was maintenancesM i >ears. \ote.s. (Continued from Page Onel when it is neceosary.” vention.” tion of Russian space advsnturs the dispen.sarv. But aa his r o l e ______olution had been fomented by the oHate cake. I jnat aar Wlmig the area should have representa­ Under the -Colorado Springs normal Ufa tor 2B jrears,’’ he says. "force.s of internal and interna­ Extended Forecast 1st ketnmsJ.' (nnoe zmnci'. It win probably be necesaary "How can you tell A tean-ager he equipment. Sir Bernard may have possi tiling, begins p , g expanded, greater responsibilities ^ p * fi! warrant against Guay at the State tion on the slate. project - financed by a |10,500 more attention to its own defenses, brought him promotion from the tional reaction,” and denied It re­ WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — The But don't let it hsjiErm aigatie thw a great deal because tbe NIationel Kehl supported Frank Kowalski ean no' k x t ^ gdhib himaelf on been handed a delicate but amaz- » 1 ' - '1 \ • - I - r f ' i • sulted from the de-Stallnlzation ' Jail in Hartford, a lofig tiwir." she soyas. Society has mi andridoue two- grant from the Colorado Heart As­ It begins to assume th* posture— rank' of captain to rear admiral. ■ U.S. Weather Bureau issued this last sununer at the state conven­ sociation — the three phyetcians hamburgers and malts? No, if diet Ing azsignment by hiz Ruzzian - - iJ'J program. ; Guay, wearing an olive sport five-day forecaat for Connecticut In the cooiae o f Itaer meer Jjsb pwzigsd program. One serves tion wfwn Kowalski challenged the la (he onswet', wA'U hAva to find always, of course, a defensive pos- Burkley was bom In Pittsburgh ■ This has been one of the CTl-; ^ as rheirmM. mt TmHB AolIMpgw on iafbnnation clearing house to will try to determine the normal hosts. on Aug. 29. 1902, attended public' today: . party organization for the U.S. level of fats in the boys' blood­ oimther mothod." nese charges, no doubt repeated, , , ^ ^ a*. / Temperatures over Connecticut Omunittee fo r the news media, collecting and die But Adame doea beitora that He seems to consider himself un­ I schools there and received his in the talks that seem to be draw-1 tJark gray trousers and black a iiiliadiTig aiu exiating material re senatorial nomination, losing to streams. Then they will check The interesting psychological medical degree from the Univer- GLADIOU during the five day period. Satur­ ety for llie Rremitieni a t JUneeifle Abraham A. Rlbicoff. diet play* en Important part m officially authorized and requested Ing to a close. shoes was brought into the court- Delinquency. -CtaEtSsOCe may gazding Juvenile proUema. those with abnomiial amounts of queation is this: has anybody ever sity of Pittsburgh in 1928. day through Wednesday are ex­ Kehl was graduated from Man­ flats and possibly de'Vise a means devalopment of artertoneUroala. to sKpk>re the poesibllitiM call­ The two sides were reported rooih by Hartford County Cthlef pected to average near normal. It arrange to jday hood ids tflkese e The other is an attmpt to cor­ "We undenstand that Indiana been hit who didn't first a.ssume After graduate study at the from deprived youngatezsi kw Haiiiging rect the rituation through youth chester High School in 1962. He for predicting v ^ oh will get ar­ ing off the much-heralded race to Mavo Clinic. Rochester. Minn., still sharply divided on wording Deputy Sheriff Juliug P. Sposito will be warm Saturday, a MtUe . -w. m - * . served in Korse immediately after teriosclerosis. who etui live on reeerratlone m of the communique. The Soviets centero, beauty and , modeling the moon and substituUng for it uie posture. Burkley returned to the Univer- and Deputy Sheriff Fillip A. Gi­ cooler Sunday and Monday ^ high school, and was discharged "For the moment we're diare- much of the mme etreuniAtances A second lalsful question Is gjty of Pittsburgh in 1932 as an were said to be insisting on a ron e. warmer again Tuesday and ! R magbt grw ■ftam in*«adfiwe eftmti-m for girM, and atMetlc com- some Joint venture which might Woodland Gordons . . . petitinna conducted by sports he­ aa a sergeant garding females." says AdamZ, ak dhl tiietr ancMtdn have a very statement blaming the Chinese q>scidates Henrr F)m4's tdtf ioctdene* of corohary heart this: how many times in historj" assistant profes.sor of medicine, Atty. Wallace R. Burke, who is Wednesday. roes TTiat’a Chariette’s area. Last year he waa elected presi­ "because they have some substance gain all the scientific data possi­ for the discord In the Communist Some normal temperature# m and ooneoertOetB gmaaddsa^ker. llitata," he mys. has militarism encouraged for the « e remained until he Joined the aaaisting Atty. Daniel A. Bapon, "EJveiybody is sn mtaemscmt in “Tour grandfather is partly re- dent of t h e Rockville-Vernon in their Wood that protects them ble without waiting to conquer all FRESHLY CUT! camp. The Chinese _ reportedly both of Hartford, in representing Connecticut are Hartford 86 and Adaini hppea to, be AM* to h* labeled purpose of defense sue------were urging a noncommltal state­ getting us to gp xgi abase Sm see spocrihle for thia juvenile dslin- Young Democratic CTlub. He is a from arterioeoleroeis until after the rMca that would be involved Guay In the ca.se, was with Guay. 63; New Haven 84 and 62. how those poor people Onw.'’' and qpmey protitem because he made membisr of St. Joseph Church. He menopause. With wmmen. coronary aMe to ntudy a irtmip of Indtans caeded in limiting its tactics to ment leaving the door open for Atty. Burke told Judge Cotter Precipltatloo may total 2 to 6 to see if tlila thMsy la true: but In actually putting a human being further talks. in empheaiamg -tbe -snwpfl she it snilTr to have automobiles,” and his wife, the former Miss heart disease is definitely one of on the surface of the moon Along thoee of defense? ONLY that he objected to the present tenths of an inch occurring aa embodiea all the ’awObeasi magfiir- ehides a ptaobograj^er aa he fo- Frances O'NelU of Laconia, N.H., late life - -- btit by the time they're so far, Adama eayn. they have re- One thing seems rather clear. Homemade A pieetlng was held today after proceeding concerning a bench scattered showers or thundershow­ eaaas has camera. Charlotte amiles have three ohildren, Richard, 4 in their 60s and 70s they surpass eedyed no cooperation from the with mstchines. a one-day recess. For the first ters witli social usnsriien— s. By the time t ^ world which warrant. He noted that the caae ers Saturday and possibly again " ‘But I thmk lit is Joat aa imr- indtriehtly, ob'vloualy used to a Suzanne, 21 months, and David, men in the amount of artertoerter- Health Servtoe which handle* In­ Sir Bernard even reporta his im­ time tlie Chinese were accom­ was to have been presented in Cir­ shout Tuewlay or Wednesday. Ilfettai* o f references to the 4 months. osis they get dian health probiema. fought World War n to end war panied by their ambassador to portant that the -iHiiMiewi SSnsfrf pression that the Russians them- cuit Court 12, Manchester, next come to oar ataosa. 9a asr Itannsa. dnogbtgr industrial gisnt. Wrong Property gets through educating and en­ RAVIOLI .25 Moscow. Pan Tsu-ll. There was Monday, for a hearing on probable setves have given up the idea of doz. Prankster Drouns. Sale of an apartment house on cate of Educational Achievement couraging Germany and Japan FRESH OR FROZEN no indication of why he was cause. High St., reported in public rec­ putting a man on the moon. They there. TAMPA, Fla. (AP)—A man de­ deoRvntag yestaiday -wben 14-year- in ceremonies at Vandenberg AFB, About Town back to militaristic roles, it be Judge Cotter Informed Atty. olii twtais apotted her floating face ords recently, has been Interpreted Calif. are. In hla view, planning to train From Peking, the Chinese For­ Burke that the warrant was is­ scribed as a good swimmer had by many to mean that ownership high time to make sure the United eign Ministry accused the 8ovleU been playing pranks on his friends State News down aom* 30 yards off shore. Airman Lecteau was selected equipment on condiUonz on the Doz. Ideal for the sick, church or sued to proceed with the caae more of the 'Whlte-Gibson Funeral Serv­ for the award in recognition of his vrw, lUary iriU sponsor a Nations becomes a world law and 30c of erring in pursuing Communist quickly before the state. by pretending to drown. He cried John D. GSrixm and his brother ice has changed hands. Ralph Gib­ moon, and perhaps place a man In goals. It said Communist rebels participating in the United Air card tonigbt at I at th* poUoe power 'with authority and your own home decor. Buy "help " again, his friends ignored Rjetaord brought the girl back to son reports that the fact that the space near the moon, but he thinks in South Viet Nam "by their own Atty. Burke, a former aasistant him and he drovmed Thursday. riiare where she was revived by Force off-duty education program. Post force to outlaw war for an>-t)ody. H. PASQUALINI U.S. attorney, and Atty. Baeon, apartment house was ow-ned by the that we, with our announced In­ several dozen! deeds have shown the whole world Authorities said the 'victim, Roundup mouth to mouth reeuacitation. Va- He has accumulated more than 30 each addressed the court and said firm caused the confusion. There college semester hour credlta at tention of landing a man on the T EL Ml 4-0604 that the correct way to win na­ Elmo C. Scranton, 22, ol Tampa, liada hod becoene separated from The Zlpser Club ts’lll have Its tional liberation Is not to affect that they will have psychiatric mct has been no change in • the opera­ Allen Hancock College, Santa Not For Peopk 240 Avery St., Wapping apparently got a stomach cramp (Contiii hsr family 'while swimming In tion of the funeral home, he added. annual pA^c Sunday from lO a.m. moon, are racing Just ourselves. peaceful coexistence with the ag­ aminatlons conducted, and request­ and went down in 12 feet of water. Maria, Calif. Airman Lecteau until dark at North End Park. ed that such eocaminatlons be com­ Brushaeck Cove off Oakland Airman Promoted At for the fact that Sir Bemard As we have been forced to aay gressors and oppressors, but to Relatives said the first couple Beach and wad being carried out plans to continue hla studies thare i Hartford. Refreshments will use a revolutionary armed force pleted by their doctors prior to the Negro-'Wtiite n x ic aa a Timothy M. Fahy. son of Mr. to obtain an associates in arts d*' behaves ss If he had the unoffi­ many times, the more we know, ol times Scranton coughed and per cent. by Che current. She was admitted be served. Geraniums In Blossom 50c-25c to defend oneself and fight the en­ such action, which Is mandatory by sputtered and called for help, and Mrs. Bemard L. Fahy, 84 gree. cial assignment of trying to nego­ th* 1*M enjoyable life seems to be- the state In such a caae. , Tbe 230 Negro piqiHls ta GswiSea. to Kent County Hoepltal for ob­ Orchard St., Rock'ville, has been emy.” others rushed to aid him. But the servation. The airman is the son of Mr. tiate a m oon agreement between come. And now, it would appear, | Peking also accused the United Judge Cotter asked Atty. Burk* final time, they said, everyone m e-to six veil] be murilimred to- promoted to airman second class and Mrs. Joseph Lecteau of 147 Vines Prune Costs other erhtwJs in $4e cii^ wtCk In the United States Air Fbrce. ourselvea and the Russlane, to we know so much that we sire able ‘ States of waging "a dirty unde­ If he wished to make a (botion for thought he still was joking. STANTJEY SALES UP E. Main St., Rockville. WESTOWN such a request today. Aity. Burke tiansportotioBi betag guwuM! fa r Fahy is assigned to the 3382nd XJVEIRMORE. CaHf.-Oordon- take the race out of it and speed clared war” in ^uth Viet Nam to to proclaim that it would be dan- j Still Some Bedding Plants and said that he and Atty. Bason would those who hmne to tm xil more NEFF BRITAIN (AP)—The School Squadron at Keesler AFB, trained grapevines, which ean the attainment of the scientific gain experience in putting down Advertisement - gerouf fblly for any of us to look' ■ ^ PHARMACY ■ ^ revolutions elsewhere in the have to think about It. than a mile aad a taaac. Stanley Works, hardware monu Miss. Wanted newsfboy or newaglri. •impay b4 cut ba«k taoh year to Late Cabbage, Broccoli, Brussel Sprouts, Etc. facturers, reported today net sales knowledge that may be gained at that scheduled eclipse of the 45* Hartford Rd.—€49-9948, world. The judge then advised Guay of F u n era lg Demands to riesegragato Oka Ely The 19-yearold airman is a Spring Street, West Miln, Grand a fixed numbef of apura, art from a closer study of moon condi­ sun tomorrow afternoon by any The New China News Agency hia rights and made hiz flndingz. School set off a ecriln*w$r kece. of 163,486,802 for Jon. 1 through graduate-of Rock'ville High School. Avenue area. Call Mr. Wllaolt, piTUnning vineyard labor costs in June 30— the highest six-month tions, he wiH, if he really has such reported 10^(XX) persons attended a Upon leaving, Guay looked about The achooil has a baavj aaDml&njsnC Hoepltal N ot^ Herald Circulation Department, California With vine* that can­ esreept three rather exceptional. Enjoy Cool Comfort Mrs. Edwaid 8. Biriie of Negro popdlB -diamie tcktefly sales period in its 120-year history. I Admitted yesterday: Walter a mloslon, have to submit credm- Still time to fertilize and we have a good selection. welcome home rally in Peking for the courtroom, and was then es­ 643-2711 or Duane (Jhalon 876- not be cordon-trained, 'worker* methods. delegates to the recent World corted to a watting police car. Hie fimerml o t Mrs. Frances P. from a neaih^ h mriisg project, The six-month figure compares' Adams, 117 Prospect St.; Charles 6368. have to decide which canes to tials of some kind to the right On* method, being resorted to Biske of 63 WsUs 8t. waa held which is ncxnqiiafl pakiiaijilly' by with 359,428,864 for the similar, Erbe. Summit Dr. Tolleuid; Mrs. VOt BUY WITH ASSURANCE and SATISFACTION AT Women's Congress in Moscow. Some 25 spectators were in tha prune and then remove them from party. by a surprising number of people, At the congress, the Chinese courtroom today including some ct this morning from the Holmes N » r o famfliea. period a year ago. Myrtle Sperrj'. 15 Phoenix St.; Vernon news la handled by The the tangle. IN YOUR inie board mt educoltBani erigmal- Quite obviously, no such creden­ WASHABLE clashed with other delegates re­ Guay's relatives. Funeral Home. 400 Main 8t.. with Net earnings for the January- Roland Sabo, Pinnacle Rd., ElUng- Herald's Rockville Bureau, 6 W. I would be to go up to Maine u-here a solwnn high Mass of requiem at ly proposed to oend istannt kESlf of to-June period were 31,996,460, or ton; Mrs. Helen LaCbappelle, Bak- tials or assurances had yet reach­ peatedly in an unsuccessful at­ Main 8t., telephone 875-8186 er FRENdT TOWCH W FLORIDA the eclipse wlU be total, and. in its tempt to put the Qiinese side of Bt. James’ Church. the Nq;ro pupQs ta tbe acknot to 13 per cent higher than the ’31,-|er Rd., Vernon; Bemard Ouellette, 649-6797. ed President Kennedy when, at his other schoola bat oppsamzts o f RIDGE MANOR, Fla. (API — moment of totality, safely view­ RUPTURE- Woodland Gardens the Ideological dispute before the The 'Very Rev. Edward J. Rear­ 775,143 for the first six months of I 22 Charter Rd. I^ana to erect a full aeal* replica press conference Wednesday, ht able. for rvdvciblo inguinal htmta congress. don, pastor of St. 'James' Church, this plan said it .Sifl mat fo> fa r 19*2. EJamlnga for the second! Discharged yesterday. Mrs. OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P.M— JOHN J. ZAPADKA Ruth Millett enough. quarter of 1963 were equivalent to Doris Civilello, Hillcrest Dr.; Rope Art Mexican of the Eiffel Tower here are un­ eiqireased polite Interert in the Another method Is to stay in­ SWIM, BATHE, was celebrant. He was assisted by derway. The $12 million tourist the Rev. Joseph H. McCann, dea­ 43 cents a share, aa compared with Ernest White, 21 South Grove St.; idee of cooperating with Russia on doors and watch the eclipse on WORK AND PLAY IN ITI 168 WOODLAND ST.—PHO.NE 643-8474 MEXICO CITY- The art of fan- attraction 1* to be built near th* THAT ‘STEADY’ QUES'nON con, and the Rev. Mario Gioia. R e e rs u t 39 cent* for the second quarter of Mrs. Gene Stanislawskl and son. moon data, but set up the frigid television. 9 5 iffT P, $5.95 Sun’s Bright Rays SJ, subdeacon. Mrs. Jane Mac- 52 Village St.: Mrs. Celestine Mc­ cy rope-spinning waa developed In junction Of highway SOI and State $ 4 ilGHT SlDi DOUILI NORWALK (AI°‘>—A group a t 1962. Mexico and not adopted by United Road 50 according to Orlando real reservation that such cooperation Another method, which has been To most high school girls — and oarone was organist and soloist. 10 ta Camueti- John C. Cairna, Stanley Worita Hugh and daughter, 6 Main St., estate man J. C. Everett. Com­ Cause Accident Burial was in St. James’ Ceme­ Ellington. States cowboys until late In the hardly appeared likely or possible described and prescribed to often I _ boys, too—the big question these cut are planning 7# Dead IS bos- president, said a sharp rise in 19th Century. Vincentl Oreapo. a pletion of th* replica is scheduled tery. Father McCann read the loods of civil rigtate denHiuCraCoca hcxjslng starts "ia being reflected Airman Studies so long as Russia operated as a on* gets the impression that some­ AJrman 2c. Robert C. _ Lecteau lariat expert with the Buffalo BUI in 18 months. The tower whll be A blinding early morning sun days may not be nuclear testi^ committal service. to WaObinBtxm Aug % . in. our incoming businees." over 1.000 feet tall with a base closed society and we operated as body somewhere really eocpects WESTOWN of Rock'ville has been awarded the Wild West Show, introduced the was blamed for a three-car col- the moon race, or even the na- Bearers were Joseph S. Pack­ Negro leadeca hare schsdmled a 328 feet wide. an open society. BOTH STORES OPEN ard, James Packard, Paul Kris- Strategic Air Command Certifl- art north of the border somebody to follow the compli­ ■ ■ PHARMACY ■ ^ lision In Ellington. Police made one tlon’s gross product. maaeive deenrmBtraiuom ta rfae na- e m s s GET U.S. FUNDS On the other hand, the fact that cated dhections and focui the 459 Hartford Rd.—649-9948 TONITE It's whether to go steady or not toff. Burton Jack-son Jr., Kevin tkm's capital for iStaa 4alte WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Sir Bernard's possible mission arre.st. FaUon and Melvin Oockett. Proposals far sihe anaCflcca^ eclipse through some pinhole in The incident occured at 7 a.rh. to go .steady. Abraham Rlbicoff, D-Conn., has re­ can’t be given any quick of^elal I’d like to contribute my two from Ckumoeticut m m e n lll■ell? pented 'tiwo HouBtng and Finance one substance into a projection on | on ifU. 140 near Tomaka Rd. Ar­ Mrs. Marie Clayton last night at an emrarjHe (temmit- reaction of any kind doean't mean cent.s 'worth on this, as follows: Agency grants totaling 8621,000 ^another sheet of paper, is avail-1 rested was Stanley S. Narkawlcz, , », m is a eirlgirl should be Funeral .services for Mrs. Marie tee meeting ef the NnmralK bsameh: and a 865,250 loan to Connecticut OPEN TONIGHT that. If he can prove^he has the able to anybody who can really, Clayton of 84 Alton St. were held of the Natjanel AsRocsaltlnin fa r tbe disregarding a at^Dthinking stop sign. of having fun Instead of dries. CLOSED K.10NDAYS mission, he can't find adherents romance. She should be gemng this morning at (Jonoordia Lsither- Advancement o f OsDsaed P w a ^ . The grants were; figure It out. I Narkawicz was driving north on Andrew Wise, a t tbie and supporters on this side of the For th* rest of ua who can't g o ' WHEE! WATER’S acquainted' with a lot of different an Church. The Rev. Pa'ul C. Kai­ —8400,000 to Meriden to widen Tomaka Rd. when he was blinded ser, pastor, officiated. Mrs. Ivan Norwalk ctaspler. ta ^ the ptartit A t l a n t i c . Former President TILL by the bright sun and failed to see boys, instead of spendln^"qll her vorixxis streets at a total cost of to Maine,, who don't want to see it I HOT-HOf...Am time with one. Beckwith was organist, and Wee- call for the buaea to Msne Aug. Z7 8800.000. Work will hSegin -within Dwight D. Elsenhower periodically on telfvlelon, and who are not ^ the .stop sign, according to police. and return the togta #f the 28th. He went through the sfbp'sign and The desire to go steady at that ley Smith, soloist. Burial waa In 120 days and provide 466 man- puta himself on record as disap­ master scientists in the business of | East Cemetery. Two buaes 'wtS leooe fuauL 711* Xor- month* of local labor. THERE’S A LOT! struck the left rear fender of a car I age Is a sign of insecu,,ty. The wolk-Stanifard area, ffiw ftuaz thm proving the expenditure of billions aligning pinholes, there it appar- i (roing west on Rt. 140. The driver I girl is afraid if she doesn't tie up Bearers were J ames Wilson. —8221,000 to Meriden for a sew­ "SIDEWALK SALES" John Dulka, Irving Secor and Bridgeport-BtmtSanfi ama.. and th* er system to oo*t 8444,000. 'nils upon billions in a purely prestige ently no recourse. Tbe time-honor- j was Gerblno Panciera, 44, of Staf-1 one boy she can count on she will Ralj^ Schaller. others from other ataes ta tfiw project will also start within 120 race to the moon, a n d ^ e re is a ford Springs. i be left out of things at .school. If ed methods for eclipse viewing j Now! For only 9Vi^*a SALE PRICES AT BOTH .STORES The Panciera car spun around | she can be made to see that she The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 state. days and provide 260 man-montbs big and serious split among our which all of us used in the past, The Rev. Kichnrtl H_ pas­ of labor. day for fuel...hot water from the impact and struck a car j is wrong, going steady won’t seem Main St., was In charge of ar­ tor of the Grace Bajttao Chiuidl hi own scientists as to whether the without alarm or concern or driven by Robert Rankin, 35. o f , quite so desirable. rangements. —A 865,250 interest-free loon to for all—all the time! Foam Ice Bucket. Reg. 98c. Norwalk, eoid th* group) o f mmia~ Derby for final planning of sewer money Involved couldn't be spent i •.warenes* of danger, are all Glenwood Rd., Ellington. Rankin, j Besides, it Is the kids who go ten will atteanp* irecroxt bus Keeps cold all day. - 44c police said, waa driving east on .steady^ when they are too young Mrs. Henry .M. Hemenway nnprovemenbs to cost on estimaled for purpoaes much more worth | ,^rommended against, riders. 81,482,750 alao waa reported, n ie I f you live in a typical hoiise, Rt. 140 and stopped’ when he saw to handle grown - up emotional Fhneral services for Mrs. Jenny while, especially since, in their' have come to know so much EKCO Stainles.s Steel Utensils. Reg. 98c. that the Narkawicz car was not go- problems wfio most often get into Ericksen Hemenway of 12 Hajmes loan, becomes repayable with atari opinion, we can find out all we I no longer permit our- you could easily run out of hoS Your choice. 44c Ing to stop at the sign. There was 1 trouble. St. were held this-afternoon at the M urder fusAusg of work ki March 1964. water several times a week. want to know about the moon, ggivgf to watch one of the great * .STRAINERS * FORKS * SPATULAS, Etc.to. one passenger In his car. And there is always the other Holmes Flineral Home, 400 Main NEW LOMWSN iiAP h—Depoty Now you can haie all the hot No one waa Injured. Investigating danger — that the girl who goes Coroner Jofaai 2- hScGaory e f New CBKT ADDS BRANCH without ever actually going there. dj^>iayi of our natural world. Chirdren’s~Summer Spwtswear. St. The Rev. Felix M. Davis, pas­ water you need at one time for wa-s Trooper Erik Byberg of the ] steady at 15 or 16 will run off and tor of Second Congregational todagt saafi ta asn impaeat N^W LONDON (AP) — TTie FVom where, we sit, we think One may ask the impertinent only 9} Jc* a day. Think of it — Entire stock. > 1/3 OFF Stafford Springs Troop. Narkawicz | get married before she Is old Church, officiated. Burial was In ftrwUp|r the gaaOh of a fiath.- irioi gPT of tb* Union Ban)c A Trust that at least one part of this argu­ question of whether we would only 9,' Jf* a day! will be presented in Circuit Court enough to settle down to married Buckland Cemetery. er, mother and sag kta* tastt mmth. Co, of New London into the Con­ ment la academic. Some human really be any worse off If we Yes, thanks to Mobilheat — ODDS ’n ENDS 12, Rock'vllle section, on Aug. 6. life. Bearers were Robert Anderson, "waa caused tar th* cztaaiBtal act"' necticut Bank A Trust Co. has Those are valid reasons why Raymond Boulet, Jedm Christen- being Is going to the moon inevit­ were still so ignorant we looked at end an oil-fired hot water hrater Some of This: Some of That! Toys, CloUting, Housewarea, ' ef Nlrhntaa Dlgtata*, to, o f this been approved by the Federal De­ Notions, CoameUcs, Etc. parents should discourage teen - ran, Elarl Kibbe, Raymond Miller city. posit Insurance Corp., officials of ably, and that Is that. No matter the ecUpse through smoked glass! of correct capacity—youi^m ily agers from going steady. .can take care of all thei^asbing Nearly EWry Part and Joseph Sullivan. 'Ukzaiae is wnk« announced today. what the coert, no matter how or exposed film, as 'we used to in Discouraging It, thoujgh, is eas­ needs at one time. GIVE-AWAY PRICES Mr. ■rri Min. Bektat S te e r and It ia anticipated that the merg­ or/Ul the oclentific reward In*- ier said than done. If Annie pro­ their lO-jeear eU atai. Sfsslk TRt* er win be effected Aug. 5, this other days. But does one, after all Mom Can do theTamily wash, “ Bic” Pens. get 2, 19c pens; 1, 49c pen. Of Clock Is Jade tests that if she doesn't go steady Model Heart Huge I vdlved, a man Js going to put foot the warnings from the experts, You _____ . * weapon was a t o rgltknr.. nouta- year. 'Sis*'can do the dishes at the same with Dick, he’ll find some other Dtrectoto, stockholders and down on the moon, just to-do it. Iteg. 87c. .\ll three only ______m M W Nearly girl wh6 will, she isn’t gtrfng to be PORTLAND, Ore.—A walk-in really dare go out and look his time Junior takes his bath, and SAN FRANdSOO Tbe Reidyz vnesc dkznta* a natal- state iwwiting authorities have Regarding the venture Itself as Straw Cowboy Hats. model o t the human heart, 14 ^llpsing sun In the face? It may you enjoy a shower. every part of a grandfather’s clock easy to convince. feet taU, 13 feet wide, and 22 feet door neigMtaas. B e ta totag hebi at prcvUmaly approved the plan. a certainty does not close off the Reg. 33c. ______h^n made of Jade by mem- But if firm and loving parenU W hoi the merger is completed. be an anxious few moments for Don't delay—phone us today. 22c bers of the San Francisco Gem and I can talk hw out of the idea, she long, has opened in Portland. Vis­ State Jail al Ubsoa^niDe on tizrec pOMdbUlty^that It could be a Joint many of us, wondering whether we Find out how easy it is to switch Sleeping Beauty Puzzle.s. itors enter through the upper counts flf anntaer ta lb* ficaC (to- Mo Cbiinecticut bonk, which is Mineral Society. Twenty - five will be grateful In years to come, O B * o f tbe 100 largest banks in the | ymture, or a many-natlon venture, will, in the showdown, follow the to a Mobilheat-fired water baet- right, chamber, hear heartbeats, gneC. Two psyrifcnaaitaBs tan* h e n \ Reg. 5 9 c . ______members spent 10,000 hours on It, and see lights simulating the flow' appointed to detemme hia asnity. United States, will have 33 offices ; Instead o f the moee coertly venture I 'warnings or ouf curiosity. er. , ’ . working with Jade found in Call- ■For oldsters, about youngsters: In 24 Connecticut communities. Foam Swim Surf Board. Ruth Milieu’s booklet, "Tips on of blood. Iji jiin McGasiy atazt of o f one nation going it alone ^or of If would make everything much fomla, Wyoming, Alaska, Canada, 'UkiaiDe. 'Thien la laialinmf The Union Bank A Trust Co. ^ Reg. 98c. Teen-Agers." Just send 25 cents was founded in 1792 and has been two nations going it against Mu;h eesler if a good reliable cloud *Airre$i /amity a/ fame. and Burma. . . . w. DOUGH TURN'S UP violence oai Ms part his Special matiiinea had to b* to Ruth MlUett Reader gervlce, in in operation longer than any oth­ othar. cover came over and decided PARTY PAPER GOODS care of Manchester Eve. Herald, PAWCATUCK (API —The mother wtdeta took ptacc atanX a made to cut and p oll* the hun­ dough Anally turned up at ' the er h*w)« in the state. Cool, comfortable, colorful, 3 pcs. 199.50 Given certain other hopeful dq- everything for everybody. While it Assorted Patterns. ] / _ D D I ^ B dreds of teeth in the jade gearo. P.O. Box 489, Dept A. Radio City year ago.'" Plates, Cups, Tableoloths. Your Cholre. / a Station, New York 19. N.Y. Oullino Bakery yesterday, and a TTie ooroner i mil in mi "O f 1st*, valopments. It need not be a com la protecting us from the danger of ShafU. weighU, pendulums, hands 16-year-old apprentice bank de­ (MAIN STREET O N L Y ) ______eong, and numerals are all made AH rights reservrti he oompiataed tbal i8 « f n» hx the Lovers Ring ot waiting for Russia to develop even looking at our own universe, Nerrspaper Enterprise Atsa. positor sighed in relief. early picr a tag bsiiTV xnenr cri'iiiaing WE GIVE Entire Stock Flowers. Stemmed, of jade. They use it in the tropics . . . so why not we in Sofa and two chair* 199.60. the full-fledged open society be­ it might drop a half inch or so of John Guilino, who had been 'Ukraine hack jaad c&s-, BILOXI. Mia*.—An Indian leg­ summertime? Husky rattan furniture like this, fore we would consider Russia a GREEN STAMPS Trimming. Your choice. V2 PRICE SUOHT DEPARTURE helping 0|ut at the family bakery, tubtag Wta. He ala# empliamed end teBs about tbe "Ring in The rain, to cool us off and freshen up was dispatched to a Westerly in a deep, brown "teak” finish, can be used in 16x24" End Tables $19.95. worthy partner in such a venture. Give in Guardrail HAVILAND, Kan. (AP) —The that Mr. mma Mxa. Btagg and; their Oak, ’ an open ring in the limb our gardens. identical Rlnkel twins, Barbara bank with more than 83,350 in your family or game room, too! Choose from To Sir Bernard Lovi^, for in­ We Now fiive GREEN STAMPS of a large on the grounds of a 18x86" CockUil TaUsa $29.96. WASHINGTON — A new kind and Beverly, look alike; think checks and cash. Somehow, he lost tbe ^ascopol church. An In- 16 gay print and solid Vinyl coverings. 65-inch stance, Russia has Just made^ it- W .T.GR AN T CO of steel guardrail—strong enough alike, both want to be taachers, the money en route. Output Supervised M0RI6RTY 2 LOCATIONS! Later, an unidentified woman maiden ftal in love with on sofa and two lounge chairs $199.50. (In natural sslf more of an opsit society, so to prevent a car from crartung and have taken the same courses ao betas ta enemy chieftatai’a son. Her father 975 MAIN STREET through, but with enough give to through school. » walked into tbe bakery and hand­ finish, $179.50). Tables (to right) have beige fsr as its scienUfio space e ^ p - Downtown Manchester Cotd her lover she could never be WABHINGTOW—United SUtes prevent a dead stop — has b ^ Blit their paths veered momen­ ed th* owners an envelope bearing non-mar plastic tops! meat is eoooemsd, than lt, has ««>er Department of Agriculture in- BROTHERS the bakery's name. She said rite the "light of your wigwam until TURNPIKE PLAZA SHOPPING PAIKADE HAM ST. CIRCLE de-veloped in New York to f tarily at HavUand High School LGajPK —'& x - a ring grow# in yonder oak." 'Ibe M m before. The opening M proe- speiatora supervised the production FAIRWAY State Department of Public graduation exercises. Barbara was found lUon tke sidewalk half a 705 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST Valindft Xeor legend aays the ring waa formed

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to • , ■ . . * ■ , r ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M A N C H E S T ^ ^ N K , FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1963 P A G E N I N E EIGHT M JIANCHEStia EVENING teULLD, MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. JULY 19, 1963 D A ^ CROSSWORD PUZZLE I^nUK SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOWLS dates for the planning and aoning' Owner of Qub Home Ourdnei^M Notebook South W indsor commission. Constable candidates .are Donald BREUToMfr Bennett, Stanley Bienkowski. John JL, IN C/«SE«f Brown, Vintner Benjamin a n d _PSOWMH0 X WISHJ t E6AD, WHAT A TALENWM! Explains Bias ' to r V itoii PBnto Two Contests Donald Reynolds. TU®y TSLL MB VAKE ) ^ CAH?T DCHV Let Fertilizer Do Work for You The caucus gave retiring conn- TUJS ENTWANce -lb MY OWM P e o f i l e i •^TDWN/BOT // BlJOTHEK.eOrr I a * - To Lawmakers oilman Gaylord Paine a rising .vote WAV AeAlN/WWh® Decided at of appreciation for hia eervices. l ‘M SO. FLAT f ( UXE WS PUBICU& By AIXAN 8WEN80N HAVE W6 DONE TO Paine, who served for two years, i (OoaSmied from Psfe Om) Newspaper Entorpriae Aaan. OESERVfc THIS ? t'M USIM& A Y SCHHM&S FOR MAK M6 plans to resiune hus Certified L School. ISI f IUPSIPE iB f I ne y SET IT PIXED IT'S A 600D > 47 rood fWl ce on one side and my right fertilizer on before, or didn’t fer­ Mancheater Evening Herald m 41SmaIlat tilize during the fall or spring, use CHECK UBEL. Iff HOLES SRMXDt Each party nominates six candi- 'H B y , > « T V DOWNl rO M O R R O W / J THING THIS 42LinaCi 4BimiBfnwit not 'to,, associate with a particular .South Windsor oorreapefident, n i WTdIow Mgto a good complete fertilizer when datee for the council and nine M T I S f i O M * IS THE i.A S r , 43GEROR SIOE-i Mahr, Hill Brown were named ' corporation set up in 1B57. It has to c iH ito SA bassador and girls who change Into e label for each formulation, candidates a monopoly over drug exports and FT their bathing suits on the beach implete fertilizers also include WALK TO INSURE j Rlcliard I.l White (incumbent). i imports and the sale of imported | '62 M O N ZA are not welcome, either. Impotent trace minerals for plant | GOOD DISTRIBUTION and Royal Cowles were nominated drugs to apothecaries, public lab- 3-Door. Yellow. Radio, heat­ '59 RENAULT The British ambassador—along growth. \ I aa selectmen: and Charlea P. Hud oratories, and scientific institu- er, 4-speed transmission, air Bulldlng^.heavy turf will also i ^ FROM SPREADER I cooled motor, bucket seats. Dauphin* 4-door. Red. Ra­ 'a\W M A30R k a k a with all other diplomats — was son. treasurer. -o'" tions. • I W W W m help choke ouKyreeda. Preventing! For the board of education, the A real nice car. Stock No. dio. healer. No. 4349, A real TM »i»WffiwiS 01 hi-Nt. 0*. a A W t r i e d a l l ^ placed bn the ban list recently ESI ■ when Kalb notified all embassies weeds is half the to^ttle in keeping names of Many Anderson, Mrs. EGOS-ASPERA'nNO ACT 4332. penny pincher K. In Washington that their person­ a lawn weed-free. mind, one half or more of the total gen. That way the grass will get Jane Romeyn (incumbent), Walter COLCHESTER, England (A P )— | $1895 $345 W nel, who enjoy diplomatic immun- Good complete fertillz^rR- with nitrogen content should be in a nitrogen for strong growth, and Morse i incumbent I, and Walter A L L Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN ^ ■ 1 A butcher whose shop was robbed tty from arrest, will not be ad­ higher nitrogen content include slowly available form, natural or- will have more nitrogen provided Joensuuu were introduced. The of coins totaling less than two mitted. 10-6-4, 10-B-B and 16-8-6. Keep tma In ' ganir or urea formaldehyde nitro- during the season. three candidatas named on three pounds (65.60) didn't object to that! ^ SURE M3U WWE.' NOW , ^YEH,BUT \ r CANT I ME NEITHER! I, CARNIVAL ifULL BACK ON THAT / _ANP AWW ) v**DO«VI HE'S \ WHERE I SEE 'IM \ CANT EVEN / OH, BY DHX TURNER « He said the action stemmed from secret ballots were Mrs. Romeyn. so much as the fact tiiat the sol-1 a long series of incidents—Includ­ ■ most important thing Is for each Morse and Anderson. LEVER— _ _ r ^ TCXJ SO.' some! 1 t o ?? / ANYMOREN, hear him I PEAR.' , SEvYaa W" II u u m diet caught and fined 10 pounds I NOW! , JStaVii ing a girl who slipped out of her side to display willingness to ease There are two vacancies for (628) for the act also )iad littered '59 CHEVROLET 4S^feoa r clothes and into a bathing suit I tensions and liquidate the stale of each party on the board of eduen- his shop floor with 200 broken 5T7WR* right out on the beach—Involving Russian Optimistic the cold war. We would like to , tion. In accordance with charter 5T persons who used their immunity hope that, at the present ex­ revision, each party nominates The solider was ordered to pay 1 4-Door. Silver, 6 cylin­ to defy his regulations. changes of opinion now going on ' three candidates of which two will an additional four jiounds (611.20), I der, economy standard an "The president of Tanganyika in Moscow, agreement ^11 also be elected. the cost of the eggs, but unfor-j O'? • M b flkn II transmission, heater, •GhtoaaM -was received at the White House will be achieved on nonaggres­ Joseph Oarino (incumbent), and tunalely was in Jail at clean-up; the other day by President Ken­ Over N-Ban Treaty whitewalls. Stock No. sion. David Joseph w'ere named candi- time. nedy. Could he get Into your "It would be very useful to ; 4509. *975 property?" Kalb was asked. solve also such a question as the U "N o," he replied. "That Is my (Oontinued troai Page One) nuclear test ban agreement being''Ipeezing of military budgets of the *9 9 ' right as an American citizen." worked out by Harriman, Lord stales and it would be still better current tl.8., British and Soviet OUT OUR WAT BY J. R. WILLIAMS "Do you exclude people on the Hailsham of Britain and Soviet to redqce them. This undoubtedly basis of their race or their color?" talks. Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gro­ would b« approved by millions 59 BEL AIR "Their color. They should be no myko will put an end to the radio­ and millions of people of all '59 FORD :7 -» "W e would like to achieve such 4-Door Swlan Grppn Radio, darker than me." active contamination of the at­ countries. BRING YOUR NEXT Convertible. Blue. Radio, an agreement that would include Pow^r Glidi» whita- mosphere. heater, Fordomatic, ’ white- the banning of alt testa, including walU. Stock No 4741. "That means it would prevent wall tire*. Stock No. 4584. underground tests as well. Askg $232,000 Damages PRESCRIPTION PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Rockville-Vernon the dangerous consequences which ______$1095______"It has been demonstrated by ______$1095______the continuation of nuclear te-sts N EW H AVEN I A P I—The Widow science and technique that the might have on the health of pre.s- H 0 I of a prominent New Haven lawyer '51 OLDSMOBILE banning of all teats, including un­ ent and future generations,” he HERE '56 OLDSMOBILE killed on the day he was to be sen-' 4-Dpor Sedan Ivory and derground ones, can be controlled said. Bartlett Suit tenced for embesalement ha* filed 4-Door Hardtop. Ivory and Green. Radio, heater, hydra- with the help of national techni­ "♦Ve Communists, who are de­ turquoise. Radio, heater, hy- m o f T cal means of detection which are suit again.st an in-surance comgMny matic Stock No. 4549. CACTI fending the vital interests of the OUR SERVICE IS dramatlc. whitewall tires. at the disposal of nations now. for nearly 6250.000. ______$590 OOIWE JJnderStudy people and of all mankind, con­ Stock No. 4240. But the representatives of Eng­ sider that the signing of an agree­ Mrs. Sayre Whitten Klebanoff PROMPT, COURTEOUS land and the United States still ment on the banning of teats of said in an action filed yesterday $490______'61 CHEVROLET B y Lavitt Insist on the necessity 'of inter­ nuclear weapons corresponds with in UB. District Court that the I national inspection. They do not Mutual Life Insurance Company of Bel Air 4-Door Sedan Blue the noble principles of Socialist '59 LAN C IA and Gold. Radio, heater, want to give up their aspirations humanism. New York City owes her the FREE DELIVERY— TEL. MI 9-9«l4 MS The lateat development in a two- which, in reality, have nothing to money for policies on the life of 4-Door. Green. Come and whitewall*. 8 cylinder, year legal haaale between former "We hope that the signing of an see this one. Stock No. 44,57. standard transmls.aion. do with the cessation o f. nuclear agreement on the banning of nu-. ®'*’*'Ard police aergesmt Leater F. Bartlett testa... Kiebanoff. PUT and the cHy. la under study by cor­ clear tests would be useful from PINE PHARMACY $495 $1595 ‘ANNAY poration counsel Edwin M. Lavitt. "Why and what for is this be­ the viewpoint of the general im­ Klebanoff, who had pleaded 664 CENTER ST.— MANCHESTER OUR Mayor Leo B. FleUiorty Jr, is fac­ ing done? In order to have the provement of the international guilty to 11 counts of embezzle­ ICLOTHES/ ^ ing a 150.000 Ubel and slander suit chance to carry out intelligence atmosphere. ment that included sums as high . , K lodged by the former policeman. work.” "It will show the readiness of as 6300.900 was ktlled last Nov. 9. "The picture is quite clear. Ap­ He wa* a former Probate Court >■** Lavitt said today he will make his powers belonging to different so­ T-m report and recommendation on the parently, we will not reach agree­ cial systems to' seek ways for Qerk. '57 CHEVROLET suit July 29. ment on the ban of undergrotmd signing a mutually acceptable He was on his way to court for nuclear tests at the present time. sentencing when the borrowed car THE PICNIC BONNIE BY JOE CAMPB|:LL **That fight aoene was a doozy, wasn't it. Pop? I s Anolheir suit, filed Monday agreement on the ba.sis of peace­ 2-Door. Beige. 6 cylinder, againnt Mayor FtaUierty and Aider- Nevertheless, the Soviet govern­ ful coexistence. he was driving cashed into a tun- 'ttts ons whars you reached the wpong man Thomas McCusker, seeks ment considers that if an agree- { "The Soviet government is con nel wall. Coroner Jemee J. Corri- oRert UJ on opportunity standard transmi.ssion. way for 'the popoomT* 635,000. That action, according to ment ta achieved on a ban of nu­ vinced that if the representatives declined to say in his ruling lo eot in God't greet Nicelv equipped. Stock $ clear tests in the atmosphere, cos­ BartJett’e attorney, Harry Ham­ of the Soviet Union. United States whether the death was an accident out-of-doori. Getting No. 4962. TIC MSLL ABBJ mTMihaaiPrn.m y*" mer, questions the validity of the mic space and under water, there and Britain were to achieve an * Mincide. next to nature we con policeman's suspension on June 3, will ^ an Important and useful agreement not only on a nuclear' Mr*. Klebanoff said the insur- IW l. It also alleges wUlfui mls- step forward.” test ban but also reach an agree-: • « * company fiuled to make good begin to appreciate the eonduct by the mayor and the al- Bidding for easing of Eaat-West ment on a nonaggression pact be- several policiee. She is asking miracle of creation. B E N C A S E Y tensions at a time when the Soviet tween the countries of NATO * total of 6232.000 in damage*, dermanf Even belter than appre­ The second part of that suit, ac­ Union remains heavily involved and the Warsaw Pact states, then cording to Atty. Hammer, alao in a Communist family dispute this agreement would assist in a ‘RABBIT,’ NOT ‘RAREBIT’ ciating it "knowing" '59 C h e v r o l e t '59 CHEVROLET seeks 615,000 damage* from the with Red China, idirushchev considerable improvement of the The term "Welsh rabbit" (often our creator and accept­ 2-Door Station Wagon. Ivory 4-Door Hardtop. Silver ariff spoke at a friendishlp rally for 1H>, WE HAVE A city of Rockville for back pay al­ international atmosphere. corrupted to "Welsh rarebit") for ing the riches of eternal and Turquoise. Heater, 6 Blue. Radio, heater, Pov^r CUJC—17MMIV/ JiMUMY legedly due the former poHce ser- visiting Hungarian Communist “ Sometimes, one hears certain ^ melted cheese and butter served cylinder, standard transmis­ Glide, whitewalls. Stock No. HENa> tommy MBO10N geant- leader Janos Kadar. people in the West are disturbed; on toast originated in the days We. , . there it non* other nome under heaven given sion. Slock No. 4696. 4699. FMNCHOCVBZAND . In quick succession he: by the form of the nonaggressiofi when few peo|He in Wales could men, whereby we motl be saved." Acts 4 :12 OVERA6AIN— a ^ M The houses of Flaherty and Mc- among $1245 Oiwker were attached until the Revised a Soviet offer of 1958 pact. We think that the question enjoy the luxury of a rabbit from $895 i T Monday's suit Is settled. to permit foreign inspectors to can be solved without any great royal game preserves. The melted THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Bartlett was suspended for one take up sUtion at Soviet airfields, difficulties to the mutual satisfac- cheese was looked upon as "the '61 PONTIAC month in 1961. His attorney claims railroad staUons, highways and tion of both sides. poor man’s rabbit." A similar 236 M AIN ST.. MAN’CHE.STKR, CONNKCTICl T '60 FORD station Wagon. While and Convertible. White. Heater, &!mpkeu^ that no reason was given for the ports to prevent secret concentra- "The most important thing is term in this country is to refer to "A CHURCH W ITH A MIS.SION” hydramatic, power brakea, i l l -’- J . dismlseal. Bartlett did not return i Hons of troops for surprise atUck ; not the form, but the content. The codfish as "Capa Cod turkey." ROBERT J. SHOFF, Pastor blue. Fordomatic. whitewalls. Stork No. 4195. power steering. to work on July 3, when the period ^ Proposed an exchange of in- S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEax, Sl'NDAY SERVICES . 4 ; of suspension was over. Three .spectlon teams between Western $2195 Sunday School ...... 9:30 $1270 ■■“if ^ '■ - weeks later, the council unani­ troops in West Germany an(i So­ OHiN, mously voted to demote Bartlett to viet troops in East Germany, add­ Worship Hour ...... 10:45 ■ t « n a * a f i Youth FpUowAhip ...... 6:00 '57 CHEVROLET patrolman for allegedly disobeying ing that the Russians were ready CUSTOM-MADE ROLL-UP ALUMINUM '57 FORD Bel Air 4-Door Sedan. Black S0U9QU)iME 6 'R X ’ HEKfV/ orders. to negotiate a reciprocal reduction Evang^elinm ...... *7:00 ivwrrRieMT' AWNINGS 2-Door Blue. Radio and and Yellow. Radio, heater. Monday night the council for; in the number of those troops on heater. Fordomatic. Stock Power Glide. Stock No. 'THERE. Awning Width Wtadow Height Price WEDNESDAY m L F K - w o : mally declared Bartlett's office both sides: No. 4465. 4587. ~ r . Insisted again upon signing a 36” 60” Mld-wppk Service ...... 7:30 abandoned. Bartlett was on the f2 5 .7 S $590 police force for over 20 years, and peace treaty with Germany that 42” 60” 127.15 $345 was promoted to sergeant in 1956. would settle the status of West 48” 60” MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLt The latest action charge* Mayor Berlin, but set. no deadline, and f28JN» Flaherty with seven counts of al­ declared a new world war is .'>4” 60”.,, . legedly "flalse and malicious” not necessary to build commu­ 60” 60” 152.75 l e DBSOZa l e statements. The.se statements, nism or speed up revolution. a2BVk3F5&(Sr e o s h k fw s r B B U > M N G A r printed In local newspapers, were Challenging • Peking's hard-line DOOR CANOPIES TO MATCH NOW IN >9 B2S\fc3=5Ver views, he said a nuclear war '58 FORD A/7 'csO (2BAP/,0eUZ^ ($ A C y V E T? o j r i H s z e ? reportedly made between July Width Projectloa Price 1961 and la-st Monday. Six of the could destroy mankind and even rount.s refer to statements Attrib­ those who survive might "envy 42” 42” fT S J N I STOCK! 4-Door Sedan. Ivory and ^ the dead." . 48” 42” BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE uted to the mayor that were made 131.00 gray, radio, heater, auto- % on or about July 17, 18 and 20 of All the peoples of the world wdll 54” 48” p O .2 0 McDougall-Butler 1961. The seventh count refers to break with capitalism sooner or C3HE AOMKAL OF THE BOPfPlDQ ACaAIMEP AS T K ’•SAVIOR 72” 48” matic. whitewalls. Stock IV] NNOTICED, THE REAL RWOUmoH statements attributed to Mayor later. Khrushchev declared, but P S . 5 5 P OFTHt REPUBLIC," RIPES WITH THE PRESIDENT. W BREAKER BOARDS A KANE Flaherty and made Monday eve­ "the victory of socialism in every FREE ENSTAIuLA'nON—ALL OOLOB8 VINYL No. 4188. WITH HIS AWTHER. ning in the council meeting room. given country is decided by the DUBL BOND ) The six-page writ claims that people of that country. This ques­ MANCHESTER AWNING CO. the statements allegedly made by tion cannot be solved by unleash- | ife w. CENTER ST—TEU 648-30*1 the mayor have result^ in Bart­ Ing a world thermonuclear w ar." lett’s being "held up to ridicule Khrushchev said the limited I '59 CHEVROLET '58 RAMBLER and humiliation." It further con­ Impala 4-Door Sedan. Beige 4-Door Station Wagon. Bin*. tends that the sUtements have HOUSE PAINT and green. Radio, heater, Heater, automatic transmis­ caused Bartlett "great . pain and Power Glide, w’hitewalls. sion, whitewalls. Stock No. T -n • mihf MRA iBaTtlUg.TM. Im. u.». rm.OM. I ^ mental anguish” and that his • EASILY APPLIED • LONGER LASTING Stock No. 4436. 4565 m m "good name and character have $1245 $790______FASFUMI been greatly impaired." • SATIN FINISH BLISTER RESISTANT CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Three exSiibit*, two artddee C 7C COSaCBlMDE RMUtnOH SMOK WHEN '58 CHEVROLET printed in the Hartford Time* and VOOUAPSCS/ WNPS_WCTORV one in She Hartford Courant, aire '5 9 FO R D 2-Door Hardtop. Silver and IW UnS.»CBUKRAnONi (gTAfCTUO nr THE aAUA'S BESOUS REBUKfa attached to the writ. The writ 4-Door Hardtop. While and Blue. Radio, heater. Power ORMCO' PASCO OiDR0P5 w e GUAUP FOR A MOMENT claim* that the article* are de- gray. Radio, heater, Ford­ Glide, whitewalls. Stock No. Damatory and tttat Matesilant* *1- TO DEHUMIDIFY? omatic. Whitewall tires. 4546. 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I. PAM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« FRIDAT. JULY 19, 196S / fVSNlNO HERALD, MANCHESTER. OOMliw RUDAT. JULY 19, 196S PAGE Always Liked Working with Youngsters^— Different Style THE Herald Angle Oilers Oust Peck in Little League Playoff, END of twin killing show* Petersen ‘Big’ Man ..:...... ■ f START of a ” doubleplay Vital Cogs in Team Victories first baseman Joe. Quaglia EARL YOST Rally for Two finds infielder Ron Noske of NA’nONAL LEAGUE •pacta Bditar the Oilers tossing to first af­ taking toss to get a sliding W L Pot’ OB NEW YORK (AP)-^Dick^D*U«y heW New York hitless^ Carl Tastrsemaki and Romany,game winner of last year wtaa ter tagging base runner Fred Los Angeles .. S8 SS ’ .684 — now is 9-10. Elston Howard had a Chuck May in fourth inning Radatz ia a huge bruiser who over the last three izmlngs in the Mejias gave Radatz more Of a Runs in Sixth Marshall of Peck’s for one Chicago ...... 51 41 .554 6 has can Legion baseball program and I ’ll wager the high school Pittsburgh ....47 4« .505 11 who deceives the batters with his Ctunllo Pascual’s firM victory pitched In 46 of 'the Orioles’ 96 teams are above par in the State of Connecticut. Best exam- _ /vzssn Milwaukee ....47 46 .505 11 other game on the league sched­ By EARL YOST sneaky sidearm deUveries. ule. since June 12 by holding the games, evened his record at 4-4 pl^ oi that is Manchester. Not that Manchester High didn’t '"y HOWIE HOIAIOMB Philadelphia ..47 47 ..VM 111/, ' And Stu Miller is a riender • • • 'With die aid of key hitting hf Familiar fijrure at all home Tanka hlUess the last three In­ have a number of fine baseball teams before the Legion New 'England weatlmr and Houston ...... 56 61 .371 24 veteran who tantalizes the bat­ BED SOX-A’s ^ nings—and Rich Rollins made it a John Orsino and Gaines. and away baseball games in­ New York ___ 52 62 .340 26'/j baseball program really started to function on all cylinders chameleons, a couple of items ters with some of the slowest Radatz received credit for the romp for the Twins with a two- The Tigers raked Mike McCor­ volving Manchester’s Amen- Thursday’s Results pitches ever seen. run homer in the seventh and a mick and Dick Hall for a 5-0 lead after World War n but to the p a ftf noted for quick changes, are r \ victory at Kansas City with his can legion team is a big, Chicago 3. Milwaukee 2 They don't look alike and they three-run double in the eighth. in the first three Innings. Balti­ 18 yaon the oalibar of boys to the kjoal Jaycee Tournament, hut nothing wmpared to the A! San Francisco 6, New York 5 ‘ don’t work alike, but they rate'^ two-inning stint, in which he gave Pascual, whose ailing back had more pecked away for a de then ing Lagion ball and in 'the hlgti then Tom Jacobsen’s second place complexion of l&st m gh rs lAt- husky fellow who answers to Philadelphia 5, Houston 1 up one aingle and one walk. t-hnni ranks has toiprovad tra- alike—in the upper echelon of limited him to three innings of Billy Bniton tripled in a run off finlsh to the State Jaycee event tie League game at Waddell the name of Earl Petersen. Los .Angeles 10, Pittsburgh 5 American League relief pitchers. The Red Sox rushed ahead with pitching since he had last won, Miller in the last of the eighth mandoiualy. He"* the athletic officer nf Dil- Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 3 which earned the 17-year-oid a pteUl. The lead changed hands five Each gave another strong per- four nina in the first against Ed left in the sixth with the Twins for a 6-6 Detroit edge. to many eommunitiaa schoolboy trip to the Nationals to Midland, times beforo the Oilers finally worth-CJcwneH-Quey Poet, No. 102, Today’s Games formamce Thursday m victories Rakow and scored three more in Ediead 4-3. Jim Roland and Jim But Orsino homered in the ninth ball helps tha Legion, and vice Americaji U ^on. manaprer of the New York (Willey 7-8) at Phil­ Tex. next month. gained a 76 edge to knock Peck for Boston, Minnesota and Balti­ the fourth off rookie Dale Willis. Peiry finished up that inning, knotting the score again. Gaines versa. Wakknan, a loser in the Na- Lumber out of the Town playoffs, local post’s diamond team for the adelphia (McLJsh 9-5) 8 p.m. more. But the A’s scrapped back against then Dailey came on and allowed socked his two-run pinch double Itocb unit plays approocimately past decade and currently the as­ Chicago (Ellsworth 13-6) at tionai Jaycee oompeUtion, never- By winning, the Oilers advanced Radatz ran his record to a re­ Oiet Nichols and Jack Lamabe one Yankee base runner the rest batting for Miller in the 11th, and a six-week schedule, mgh school theless gaiiMd the right to play to the final round of the playoff and sistant director of Connecticut’s Pittsburgh (Friend 10-8) (N ). markable 11-1 with two scoreless with a spurt of extra-base hits. of the way—on a walk. George Brunet held off the 'Dgers from April 15 to June 1 and the American Legion baaehail pro­ Houston (Nottebart 6-4) at 8 t the United States Golf AssociationL second kiit* with unbeaten inning.s as '4he Red Sox thumped | including two homers by Norm Minnesota got its first four nms in their last turn at bat. RotAie Legion from June 15 to Aug. 1. IVjumament to Florence, S.C. July Moriarty Brothers tomorrow at 6 gram, one of the beet in the coun­ Louis (Broglio 10-6) (N ). the Kansas City Athletics IM . 1 Siebem, and R was 7-6 after six. off Ralph Terry, die Yanks’ 38- BUI Faul was the loeer. try. Los Angeles (DrysdaJe 11-10) at A number of boys have bean dis­ 81. p.m. at the same (Waddell) field. Milwaukee (Hendley 5-5) (N). covered to the Legion ranks and Doutde winner om major events Meriarty's took the first meet- Smilii^. Mkeatte Petersen can then went on to help the school- waa Jimmy Rusher, another 17-1 5.1^ behind Ben Gryzh, sched- be easily spotted before any home San Francisco (O’Dell 10-6) at Cincinnati (Jay 4-14 or Tsitouris boys to the fMlowtog year or years. year-old, who plays out of El- uled to take the mound again to- Leyton tasseball game at Mt. Nebo, Three Wins in Eight Days On the other hand, boys good Ungton Ridge. Rusher annexed to- morrow for the National League proudly wearing his American Le­ 5-3) (N ). B o8ox Unload Saturday’s Games enough to make the high awool dividual honors in the Stote Jay- champs An OUer victory will gion cap while making w e slH team have a Mg advantage, ex­ vee golfing event and then added mean another game Sunday; if details have been oomirfeted to Houston at S t Louis, (N ). New York at Philadelphia, 1:30 Heavy Attack perience wise if a regular, over a the USOA title to his fast grow- Moriarty’a wim. the double elim- perfection. Elder Statesman Podres \aA Trim didn’t play when the an­ in gllst of conquests. I {imtion tourney will be over. He’s a big man, standing over p.m. nual call for candidates is Issued Chicago at Pittsburgh. There are more golfers, and x couple of home runs provided six feet and weighing as mucii as by the Legion. hackers, too, than ever in the thrHls during the acUon-pack- most professional wresUers. b a t Los Angeles at Milwaukee. To Stop A’s Fortunately for most Legion en­ San Francisoo at Cincinnati, area and it’s refreshing to learn L d game but it waa a Uttle one. Pete is a gentle soul, a tireless Really Key for Dodgers tries, the coachte is very good. By and follow the achievemeatx. of w - r y Jenkins’ two-out squeeze worker and efficient in aH his fN ). CHK3AGO (A P )—The Red Box and far,' Wally Fortin, a lad who Sunday’s Games youyginen like Smith, IValdman, I bunt, that scored the Oilers’ up- endeavors. ooiTtod their rod-hot bats into Chi­ )cnows Ms basaball from A to Z Jacebaen and Rukher. I |jjjj battle that sa'w them three Houston at S t Louis. - cago today for a four-gams w«sk- and who to most popular with triple, double and single, the Quag­ How did Petersen got into Le­ NEW YORK (AP)—It isf t'rt game margin over the runner- * * * I times come from behind. NeW York at' Philadelphia, 2, up Chicago Chibe, who earlier had snd seiiea with the White Box af­ youngsters, to the best Legion men­ lia brothers a double and single Sports Vieiving gion basebafl? 1 p.m. generally acknowledged that O flf th s T iiir Peck’s, tbe American League each. Mike Boland had a single Boros in Great Spot beaten the Milwaukee Braves 3-2. ter aalvaging the final game a f tor—according to the record book— (AH m e UUH tepresenUUve, took a 26 to ^ to “Fve ahvaye hked baseball. Once Chicago at Plttsbiu-gh, 2. Sand3’ Koufax has been con­ Kaneaa CMy. that tha Manchester Poet ever had. in addition to his homer while Cincinnati defeated St. Louis lAttto League haaaboll season to u>e first inning. Singles by jFred- SATURDAY 9 I got into the American Legion Los .Angeles at Milwaukee. 2. Marsnall and Cappa had two sin­ sistently sensational. Don 6-3 to drop the third place Cardi­ IBoaton beat tha AAbtotooa MS He never had a losing season to cn the homa atratefa and it’s good I die ir«,-yi*ii Bruce Cappa and 1:30—Mets vs. PhUlles program, I found that I hked it San Franrisco at Oincinnall. nals a game behind the Cube. toat nigbt, stamming out 14 hMa a decade of eoachtog. gles each___ and h a v e stayed around ever Drysdale has been sporadical­ to lo o k back and note that tfaialiiai Robb. (Jieg Freiman’s NOTES—Noske again In PGA Tournament Channel 18 San Francisco clung to it sone- tooludlng iKxtne runs by Roman Ed Kovis, a rormar minor 1:55—Yanks vs. Indiana ainoe,” he reoaMed- AMERIGAN LEAGUE ly spectacular and Ron Per- game edge over the fifth place Mejiaa azkl Oarl Yaatrasmaki and leaguer; Ronnie Daigle, another comer haa heard ieoa groaning I mn^ an error ail helped produce turned In a good defensive job. He W. L. Pet. G.B. ranoski has been absolutely and mumUtog ftxjut the way the peek’s might have had more speared Chuck May’s bouncer in Channel 8 Out of Weaver High Sohool in Reds by coming from behind to two-run doublee by Dick Stuart fellow who gained a wealth of ex­ DALLAS. Tex. (A P )— No less an authority than Arnold 2:30— Red Sox va White Sox Hartford, Petersrai has resided in New York ... . .55 54 .618 — superb. nip the New York Mets 66 and and Ruaa Ntacon. Itw UhUng perience over the years and then program bra been operated than I but Cappa waa thrown out at sec- the fourth, tagged the oncoming Chicago ...... 61 41 .554 5>/j «>nd trying to get an extra base runner and fired to first for the Palmer thinks the early worm will get the birdie at the Dal­ Channel 30 Msnoheater since 1948. Looking But the key pitcher in the Loa Philadelphia trounced Houston 5-1. splurge esune after tha A ’a bawl aH passed It along to the boys; WMtey 5 p.m.—PGA Golf ’rouraaineat back on his own career, “if yt»u Boaton ...... 50 41 .549 6 Angeles Dodgers' quest for their * • * but aURed Boaton Mttaas to the Johnson, Rusty 8crutMi and Dick • • ^ *” ^hcky. . — Any 1 Freiman was cut down at the DP . . . Noske and Jim collided las Athletic Club course today, which could mean lumps NATIONAL LEAGt-E Minnesota . .50 42 .548 in the third and the little second Channel 3 want bo oaU H that," in his own « ‘/t first National Lrague pennant DODGERS-PIRATE8— fiiwt two gamea. Cobb, the current field mentor, ♦ ** * ^ w^SE^*** 1 plate attempting to score from ahead for upstart Dick Hart and smooth sailing for Julius T. Davis, Los Angelen, .831; 5 pjn.—Wide World of Sports words, the most capable Legion Baltimore .. . .62 44 .542 «'/l since 1959 Is southpaw Johnny Maury Wills, back in his Moot Dick Radatz took over for Jack have all made outstanding con­ baseman took some time getting Boros in the second round of the Professional Golfers Associ­ Groat, St, Louis, and Clemente, Cleveland ...... 40 47 .495 11 up but was none the worse for hLs (Gold Cup Rare, oifncial did piay sanAot bas^nU Podres. the elder statesman of Valuable Player form of last year, Lamabe in the eighth and got the tributions to the local scene Pittsburgh, .326; IVilto, Los An- Motorcycle Roctag) Loe Angele* . . .40 50 .479 12 Vi the staff.. drove in four runs with- a single victory. Radata, for whom wi itets coaehee. Johnson’s 1968 entry won mishap . . . Freiman was hit on ation championship. ♦ and softhedl before turning to the Soo^aiS * * " rumera to start "Julius Is to a perfect position gelm, .317; White, St. Louto, .316. Chonnri 8 administrative end. Kansan d t y . . .40 51 .440 is and double. The Dodgers ham­ to Boaton am seeking nldcnamsa the State title and bowed to the the knee by a foul tip while Joe struck a few feet short of the The author of this sage ohser- troa glSu^ with that 69,” Palmer said after hole, and trickled straight into .AMERIOAN LEAGUE 5:30—^Race of the Wec4c "Tve always liked working with Detroit ...... 87 51 .420 1-71/, vation is no less an authority mered loser Ekirl Francis and to raplaoe tbe preaent **nw Mon- finals the following year. Fortto's of » WUM. 4TW41W4*. ceaMve throwtog arrocs allowed Quaglia—the first batter—waa up. Wanhlngton 59 .850 281/, 1963 team won all the State mar- of 26 which Inclodes adult drivers He got some quick first aid arid his opening round 74—marked by the cup for only the second hole- Yaatrzemski, Boston, .333; Mol- Channel 18 boys. Liking baseball and young­ . .98 than Alidn Dark, manager of San four relievers for 14 hits but actu­ ater," now to U-1 fo r the aeaaon and toiadarB . . . Stock cars ariil three runa to score and JMm Bru- zone, Boston, .324; KaUne, Detroit, Thursday’s Results ally it was five unearned runs in and haa won three games on ilia Mes that year and wound up aec- went back in action . . . The Oil­ four three-putt greens —dropped ln-«ie in modern PGA history. 10 p.m.—Fight of the Week sters are perhaps the two biggest Francisco's defending champkm roar tonight in n o e oompftHion f t der to reach aacond safely. Joe .322; Wagner, Los Angeles, J15; (Benton vs. Thomaa) Baltimore 8. Detroit 6, (11) a big sixth inning that proved to earrent hip. ond beat on a State level to hojh (JuagUa'a dotdrie and a walk fol- ers. International champs, have the 4-1 fa'vorite eight strokes be­ His fantastic 66, only one stroke raascms why I have been cloeely Giants who today found them­ Steffopd Springs, firat heat f t hind the 27-year-old Hart’s bril­ Rollina, Minnesota, JI14. Channel 8 connected with the Legion pro­ Minnesota 9, New York 3. selves looking up at the run-away be the difference. Boaton weitota onniend — widi 1954 and 1966. used the bunt and run style of at­ off the course record, gave him .. . . • t f it wasn’t far American Uagion 8 :i8:''B ig^ “ftrok“ .s;ra of liant 66 Thuraday. gram for the past 10 years,” he Boston 10, Kansas City 6. Dodgers from a fourth place po­ poker tooea — that the afO-poind season, the f i 500 nriUr, •• ***•* ***• Oner’s John ^lag- tack to good advantage all season. a three-stroke lead over Boros, SUNDAY Only Games Scheduled. GlANTS-BfETS— baseball the w>ort for boys -IS and "He was about the only tote the 1968 National Open champion. added. EARL PETERSEN sition eight full games below. Hadata shotfidn’t be ddbbad "The slated Saturday nigbt f t Rivanide on a fly to Oilen (7) Double Payoff 1 pxn.—^Meta vs. FMUtoa Today’s Games The Mets overcame a 46 San Moneter” becauae the term to de­ over would fan dead to this area _ _ ab r h a e rbi starter who survived those greens Masters champion Jack Nicklaus. Xanchester has been able to It happened during the All-Star Park . . . Tommy Flaherty of Mon-1 center to end the threat, Channel 18 CSevelaod (Donovan 6-6 ) at New Francisco lead, going ahead on rogatory. save for the Hartford Twilight 3 0 ? I 1 0 chopited up by British Open champion Bob boast an outstanding, well organ­ break. 'Ihe Giants were then in : cherter is Mated to compete in the Ctoppa had more than a litUe 0 ^ SALEM, NJL (AP)—One un­ 1:56—Yanks vs. Indians forts on the state level are to pro­ Veteran of World War H. Peter­ York (Downing 5-1) 8 p.m. Joe Hicks’ three-run homer in the But you oouktoX find anotber League and the stnigrtte Farm­ John QuAelia. p 3 1 2 joJithe traffic,” Palmer said. "He has CSiarles, Mason Rudolph, and Shel­ ised American Legion baseball mote the program, settle problems second place, just three games | New Ehigland Sports Car Cham-1 help from Robb who lived up to Ostrout. 3b identified Ucketholder collected a Chaimel 8 sen has been associated with the Baltimore (McNally S-S) at seventh, but run-scoring singles ntdiwmie among Kaneaa City ington Valley League. M plonaMp tmoea Sunday f t Thomp-1 bto name by reaching over t e cen- ...... 3 1 1 3 0 2 i a nice, early starting time for the ley Mayfield, now a chih pro at bill of fare since the end of World and see to it that rules are rigid­ Manchester Post baseball team for behind the Dodgers. Podres, after Jackaton. If. cf .... 2 1 0 ^ 0 0 1 second round and the greens ought 523,373 twin double payoff at 2:30—Red Sox vs. White Sex War H. During this period, sever­ Kansas Ctty (Pena 6-18) (N ). by pinch hitter Felipe Akni and ptoyesa. Tbay managed only one a a a • aon Speedway. I terfield fence to stah the bid for a Connelly s e ...... 8 j j D^Ias’ Brook Hollow Country ly enforced. 16 years, the first five as a work­ a dull first 2% numths in which | Harvey Kuenn produced the tying bit and no rune off tbe huge re- Noeke. 2b ...... 8 1 0 1 0 0 ' Kl'’* 6 much smoother Club. Each of the five fired a 69 Rockingham Park yeoterday. The Channel 80 al men have played vital parts in Washington (Cheney 8-6 or he lost more t*M,n he 'won. had i a a a I grand atom homer, payoff was the bdggaat of the 4:80—PGA Golf Tournament There are now 39 towns in Ccm- er beliind the scenes. He served as Duckworlh 3-7) at Mtameaota and winning Giant runs. Juan Hefer in two tontoga as M ejtoa and Long T «c Shots Bruder, cf I f ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 ride.” but all except Boros and Mayfield keeping Legion baseball on a high necticut represented with Legion commander in 1953 and is chef de righted himself and pitched two * w J f . 1. I • I -8^ walk, a single and Freiman’e O'Neil If ...... 1 1 0 0 0 0 Only Tony Lema, among those meeting and fourth largest of the Chatmel 8 level. Petersen, in particular, has (Kaat 8-9) (N). Marichal blanked the Mets bi the Yaetamemehi seated the trhzmpta Golf has created quite a few A n a 01 m e L in e I triple produced two more Peck Ganity, rf ...... 2 0 0 started play early to the da'wn- baseball teams, the largest total gare with the 40*8 Hartford sparkling victories. | 0 0 0 figuT^ to stay to oontentloa, also sea.son. Fast Laick won the six- been a guiding light. Boston (Wilson 8-8 ) at Chicago ei^th and ’ ninth innings to re­ with aintfa toning hetne nne. oonveraatton piecee on locai and rrm k . aoMdent Wednsoday f t Irons and a 4-3 lead in the third GriBh. rf ...... 1 0 0 to-dark firing. in history. This boast can be made County Unit. "The National League race w ill; ceive credit for his 15th victory. Beaton’s firwt tour luna ea«M in _ . . ------1 played well as a tote starter to Of those at 70, Earl Stewart, furlong feature, paying 56-00. 53.40 Baseball, as one might suspect, (Peters 7-5) 9 ajn. • • • area levels in 'the past two weeks. tbe Manchester Country CUb re-1 But Oatrout, not to be denied and 52.80 after poiting a IH- mainly through the efforts of Sam For the past four summers, Pe­ Detroit (LoUch 4-4 at Lss Aa- go right down to the wire again i ttw opening tartoig via tha Stuart Rmmte Sroitii, perhopa the beat ...... » 18 13 0 3 the huge, 167-ptoyer field that Doug Ford, and Bemle Haas of is only a hobby with Petersen. He Gorman, director of the state Le­ tersen has assumed the scoring imless Podres stays hot.” Dark - suited to a leg injury to Pro Aiex | again, got his team again to front Rb r h po a e rbi opened the 72-hole medal play Pittsburgh had the benefit of the leiigth triumiph In 1:11. Indian WALKER CUP geies (Lee 4-5) (N ). BEDS-CARDS— and Nilaccn doubtoe. Hie Boaox young golfer out of Manohester Hackney. Tbe latter 'waa ateuok on | witfa a long homer over the toft- gets naiy a red cent for his efforts gion program, and his right hand duties with the diamond nine. committed. "But if he keeps on i Gene Freese, recalled- from San HarahaJl. If ...... 4 i 3 1 0 0 0 scramble at the heat-seared Dal- greens that weren’t heavily Relic returned 53.20 and 52.80, with either the local or state Le­ Saturday's Games aoorad three more to the fourth on sihee the tok>rt: zras introduced, the left tog by a golf cart. Blglri | oenterfield fence after John Quag- BalOmoro—(NBA)—The Walkat man. Petersen. Any thoughts of quitting? pitching like he has lately it will j Diego a week ago, drove in four three baaea-loaded vraSca by MSdWlV3b 4 ? 1 0 J g g las Athletic Oub course. tracked. Bruce Crampton, Lema wltile Pliair Pawn p»id 54.00 to gion baseball program. For the p>ast 29 years, Petersen Detroit at Loa Angeles, (N ). caused a few raised ey«browa atltcbea wars naceosary f t tfae|lia bunted safely to the fifth. show. Longrihots Alva Brewer and Chip Match is scheduled for the “ Not on your Kfe,” came a Baltimore at Kansas City, (N ). be awfully tough to catch them.” !tallies with a single and a two- rookie Dale WiUis. ivhen he needed tnit 68 strokes to Cappa. p ...... 3 0 2 0 B 2 2 Tony shot a one-under-par TO on and Chuck Oingdon, 50. of Ta­ "But,” he noted, ’’there is a lot has been employed in Hartford at prompt reply. Podres appears on the way to Manchester Memorial Honpltall There 'eras one out in the Lzim- ^^man c ...... I 0 3 8 /1 0 1 the 7,046-yard, par 36-85—71 toy- coma, got their 70s to the after­ I F’auliag com/bined for a 5223 JO Five Farms (bourse of the Balti­ Washington at Minnesota. run homer to spark the Reds’ Ttie A ’s out the toad to 7-4 whdto conquer the Moachaater Country emerg eooy room to dose the I bennen's rixth when IVayne Doug- of self satisfaction. It’s a 12 month the Travelers Insurance Company. American Legion baseball is making the Giant pilot a true victory over the Chrds. a Plan'd, 2b i 0 0 3 2 1 0 i despite a double bogey five at noon. daily double. more Cjountry Club Sept. 3-4. job with plenty of travel in the Beaton at Ohieago 2:80 p.m. «Matag starter Cbat Niohato out Chib ocurse, to setting a new 'sround > . . Bd Ostdier of Haitfuid I laa waa Mt fay a pitch and Dennis His current position is in charge healthy due to devoted and dedi­ prophet. * * * DouRlaa. rt ...... 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 the 16th. Cleveland at New York 2 p.m. to tile fifth and tatoed two a»ore record; the UMvenslty of Houston Xate poet.” Petersen's main ef- of the Reinsurance Department. cated men like Petersen. In the past eight days. Podres PHILS 6 X>LT8— w4U be one of the six umpires in I 'Woods went in to run. Then Mike Wo^s a rf ...... 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 “ I shocked myself with my putt- Ssmday’s Games to tbe sixth agaitont Lamshe. terror beat par by seven strokes has added three victories extend­ John Boozer went sH the vray, the American Legion National I Boland, ninth man to the batting “ ...... said. "Am le’s r i ^ t - Detroit at Los Angles. Dtok WttHama, wbo ataated at and smashed the existing record of banebalH -p^offlB in Kaena, N. H., I order, stemmed a shot over the ing his winning streak to five in limiting the Colts to three hits for third base aa Manager Johnny TotaJs: ...... 37812b-lT 7 4 t ! it’s impossible to putt sn those BaMmore at Kansas Oity. a row for an over-aU 9-6 record. 64 held JoInQy by Ricky Anderson, Aug. 36-81 . . . Rad Sox adil be I left field fence and once more, a Ran for Dou^aa in (th. greens to the afternoon after 100 his first major league victory as Peaky toaerted tala “aeoond etaing” Boh LalFYanoto and Pro Alex b Two out wh«»n winning run acored. Washington at Minnesota. His performance Thursday n i^ t the Phillies won their ninth in the home to ihe Kanaae O ty A's I Peck’s 'was to command. or more guys have tramped ov. Boston at CUcago, 2, 2:50 pjn. tofieki, tod the Baeton attaek wtth Hackney. Wadneadoy nigbt to a twi-nigtat I Tbe Oiler cause didn’t look good Ollera ...... 08002 % -7 in the D odgm ’ 10-5 triumph over j last 13 games. Don Demeter and a doulUe and three stogies. P eck 's...... 20200 2—« them.^ I don’t know how I got the U U.S. Track Squad ^Ready to RoW ANOTHER BABE—As­ Cleveland at New York, 2, 2 pjn. Next came BM ’Wlakknast’e win twinhHl, firat ganoe f t 5 o’elaek. | am the toft third of the batting 2B: Joe Ouaglia. Ostrout. May. FYel* Pittsburgh was not as impeccable [ Don H o ^ hit two-run homers. Petocy and right fielder Loa d to - ball to the hole.” END-OF-YEAR as were his other victories dur­ • • • suming her batting due. But Ron Noske mao. John ^ a g lla : 3B: PVelman: HR: It waa on the 16th, a 216-yard, tpn were thrown out of ttw gwne I opened by reaching first on an M. ^land. Ostrout: SB: Marshall, Con­ ing the streak. But he allowed CUB8 BRAVE8— stance in a recent Little In the seventh inning fhr dteut- nelly: DP: Noske to Joe Quaglia: LOB: par 3 test with a small pond error. He waa forced at second by Oilers 5. Peck’s 6: BB: Q uw ia 1. snuggling up close to the green, In Competition with Russians only one run until Roberto Cle­ Larry Jackscxi, with Hie help of Miss Softball Lea^e ing a decision at first base fag 'ukn- M 2; SO: Quaglia 4. Cappa 7; HBP: ^ Kevin O’Neil and Paul Gririi that Hart made the most spec­ mente tagged him for a two-run relief pitcher Lindy McDaniel, game »t Memorial Field pis« A1 Smith. Quaglia (Doti^as): PB: Freiman; u: homer in the seventh inning. gained his 11th triumph in 18 de­ Boston sends light-tiandar BH4 I formed as Ooppa bora down. Cowles. Monroe. Conran. tacular shot of a first round to 16 Margaret Lauder. The But Joe Quaglia ofaigled to right ' MOSCOW (AP) — Witht The athletes are oozing confi-^jumper Eleanor Montgomery, the Gaiturday, M y 36 ^ that time the Dodgers cisions for the Cube, who got all WUaon (86) against Gary Pfteni which eagles were 'almost routine built up a 10-3 lead and virtuztlly cap and batting helmet I and when the throw from the out- and birdies came by the carload their bri(ige6 across the Mos­ dence. 16-year-old Pan-American winner LiUle League playoffs, 6 pifii., their runs off Milwaukee’s Tony (7-6) tonight, with a f t n ^ game Not a Picture were assured of protectii^ their i Ctoninger in the sixth. appear over-sized but the flftd was wHd (and went out of on several boles. cow River bumeci behind Broad jumper Ralph Bo.ston is from Cleveland. Varplanck Field. t for tomorrow and a doUbla- LOe ANGEXLEIB (A P ) — Dick tieader Sunday. 19 play), O'Neil scored and Quaglia Hart, an assistant pro at the an example. The Tennessee State "If k stays warm ltk« it has Sunday, July 21 little miss does manage th Hole Notes Baas, 200-pound fidiback for thl CLOSEOUT them, the American track and gained third. He oame home on Hinsdale, HI., golf club, was thras- long leaper flatly predicts that been, these kids are liable to Legion at Rockville, 1:30, Henay to see the pitches. (H ot- JenkteT aforementioned squabbler Los Angeles Rams, says quite mtder-par os he stood at the 16th. field team advances on giant Park. both he and Darrell Horn of Pilot think they're in California, and Travel Nine Upsets Teacherjs ald Photo by Pinto.) I toward ttftd. fiWDhly: ‘Tm not a plctore fiiU- He pulled out a tour-iron and one ALL BRAND NEW Lenin Stadium Saturday and Rock. Oregon, will trim the So­ then look out,” said Jordan. He Monday, July 38 Thera was plenty of hitting, 20 baicik, but then Tm not a pleture swing of the club later he was Sunday aiming for its great­ viet world record holder Igor Ter- even likes the weather. American Libtle League at ofeUea in idL Freiman hod a aiqrtiiing.” five-under. His beautifully hit rimt Ovane.syan. est victwy in the series Officially the meets are segre­ Wiiytsor Locke, 6 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE Naasiff’s vs. Po^celH ’a, 6rl5, i’alrtnfs. haodiosiM and startinoa 1:B—Bemot T. Ptooia 14. Tsidttf U. against the Soviet squad. Jim Beatty, the Los Angeles dis­ gated by sexes. The American Miss Reynolds Howard (19), Yankees; BoiUna tune* for the snnusl EUlnKton Rathbone 18. tance star who reinjured his right men have always won, as have Mt. NeSx). RldSe-WilllmanUc i n t e r c I u b mutch 1:36—Dolce 19, Spearman 85. Lavltt The coach. Payton Jordan of Rec Softball League (19), ’Twins; KaUne (IS ), Tigers; tomorrow st Ellincton are ss fol- 30. Warmlngton 17. leg Wednesday and feared he White Sox SB. Yankees, 6^5, Stanford, and the athletes them­ the Soviet girls. Finishes Sixth Pow^ (12), Orsino (7), Orlolea; tqws: (In ell foureomei, first two 1:44—M w artty 15, Hunter (pro), T. couldn’t run, appears readv In the OherleT Oak. players are from Wtlllmantlc. last HEE H N III • PNMPf lEUfElf SEtflCE 1963 LARKS IN STOCK! La.st year, at Palo Alto, the Yastrzeniski (10), Mejias (7), Rad Ferguson 30, W. Clchon (pro). selves, have systematically de­ 1500. Cards vs. Gtante, 6:16, Keeney two. BUlnston). molished any excuses they might men's score was 128-107—highest St. Finishing the three day teat Sox; Siebem 3, (10), AtfaleUea 9;53—Jbe Denneby 11, Koselka 13. POUR BAIX TOTRNET ■ - - AT NEW LOW CLOSEOUT PRICES need after the meet. ” 1 didn’t come all this way to U.S. point total to date—and the NAITONAL LEAGUl! Thornton 13, Weber 12. (Ssadny) STORES AND MACHINE SHOPS OPEN MONDAV thru SATURDAY watch,” he said. Green MEanor im. BHta, 6.--15, Ends in Triple Tie with an M, Mias Helen Rey­ 10:00—Rydzowski 4, Hitchcock 10, "N o injuries, no ailments,” said I women’s 66-41, with the Soviets West Side. Bailey (14). Giants; Demeter MCKone 6, (tovedon 18. Pairings, handicaps and stortiaa stiiead. nolds of Manchester shot a 54- times for tbs Four Ball, Best BaD Jordan. “ We are ready to roll. 1 The American girls have gotten Tuesday, July 25 hole score of 343 to take sixth (16), Hoak (8 ), FhHUea; CAemente -10:08—Joyce 11, Deange 14, Peak Right In Tima For Vacation! And this team Is so powerful it I into the act. (B), Pirates; Freese (1), Rads; T. LaBonne 14. Golf Tournament Sunday at Ellington A crowd of 100,000 is expected Windsor at National Little place to tbe New Enyind 10:16—8. Clchon 4 Kopec T. Har- are; scares me sometimes.” I " I might go 5-10,” Mid high 1 at Lenin Stadium both days. League, 6 p.m., Buckley F5eld. Last i;4ace Maocheeter Travel Service scored a big upset Women’s Golf Assodatlon Hkhs (8 ), Met*. kowski 8. Wolff 6. 8:30—Kellner 9. -Layltt 11, L. Baum last mght, tripping the Teachers, 4-2, at Rphertson Park and Tournament held at Hamden. 10:34—Horrisette 33. Evereon 39, 12. Marshall 34. L. Baum 13, B. Baum IX 8:38—Gordon I, Trusz 10, Wetnatets creating a triple tie for first jdace in the Rec Softball League She trailed the winner—Mias Little Miss SoftbaB 10:33-8he^erd 14, R. Smith 29. 12, D'Aleo 16. standings. The playoff to determine the winner starts next Bat O’Sullivan of Race Brook— Buck 13. MensriiellM. 8:46—Wriff 9. R. Baiun 12. Btend- REGAL REGAL RE8AL 4-DOOR by 16 strokes. BBos O’SoUlvaa STANDINGS 10:40W. Clchon 8, Wojick 8. 5. feat 13. Spiwak 16. wedc. Teams involved are tbrr W, tL. Ferguson 3, Gordon 8. 8:63—Kelly 10, Faulkner 11. Pstaraaa Teachesa, Telepbaoe Cb. and Pa had' a tided round 76 yesterday -10:48—Jaraabek I, K a n s * k 10. 16, Cavedon 18. 4-DOOR SEDAN STATION WADON Juniar game was striotl^ no to go with her prevtoos scores Moriarty Brotbeia ___ 0 Grotheer 10, Garvey 7. 9:00—8. Ferguson 1. Kemp 11, Knbin 4-DOOR SEDAN gsuii’a Menvoriaa Oamar Store ... Ji 1 10:56—Potter (. Card 18. Ovlan 8, Pushbutton radio, heater and oonteat as Jim Baker (18)\and of 78 and 78 for a 827 total. 16, Ballargeon 16. Automatic tfanamissicsi, Dean Fwttezaon and Ron Oarr Naasiff Arms ...... 6 1 Sweeney 8. &:(B-S<£lller 3. Taidifr 11. Robinsoa Heater, defroater. directional defroster, directional "dgnals, accounted for all tb t Travel Walt Dalton (10) led Bliaa Reynolds’ scores were 78- 11:04—Curran ll, Lancaster II. 16, Plepler 19. heater, defroster, directional Killian Steel Bail ...... S S Peters 14, Ifotycka 14. aignala, 2-speed electric wip­ 2-speed electric wipers, im- Ser^^ce runai Siaoh had two faiu to Ttae winnera just had too much of 70-86—248. 9:16—Markowski 8. Scranton 18. Al­ signals, 2-speed electric -vip­ dercoat, padded dash, twin everything for the snwPer Hagbaa BUss Donna Leary, Southing­ Paid Dodge Pontiac ...... 3 4 11:12—Cadleux 10, PhJeone 11. Mc­ len 16. Goldberg 17. ers, undercoat, padded dash. tturee ts4aa and each (toove to a Little IMtosIlea...... 2 4 Carthy 8, Kelly 10. 9:34—Heath 6, Finnegan 18. WhoHey ers, undercoat, padded dash traction sliding roof. pair of aoorea. Don Bume and quintet. ton, was second w m 288, Mrs. Jack Denneby 6, Hendrick­ 16, Lavltt 30. PeUtos Restaurant...... 1 6 son 7, Dennison 16, Fsulkner 11. 9:30—Harrlgan 7. Snyder M. Van- Da'vs Turidngton bad two hits Donald MoCbiskey, Worcester, -ll:3 ^ K a IiU 8. Neff 6. Mllllken ALUMNI JUNIORS Blaaa, was third wHh 289. Bantly O H ...... 0 6 dervoort 13, T. Ferguson 30. Fod. Lobol $2333.45 Fed. Label $2512.95 Fed. Label $2826.58 each 6or the Teacbers. Kiman 8. Miasflee 8; Dodge 16, T. Scranton IS. 9:30—Becker 7. Hosier 13, Keamsy ACm OREIBD Xhqilodiiig for five rune to tbe 11:36—Roche 8, Saysrick 8, Thom­ 14. Taconls 16. fifth, the Red Sox gained a 7-3 PeUns 5; Moriarty 9, Nasniltf 6 ; as 10 Sheldon 17. 9!88—Feen ey 8. Buck 18. Btysar lA AK.UMMI LX A G IK 11:44—G. Smith 9, Samson 10, Har- Marlow 23. YWdng advantage of baaee on -win over fate 'White Sox at Char­ rlgan 7, Bantly 11. 9:46—Wood 10. Weber IX KravHs lA BEST FOK HOT W E A T H m DRIVING ter Oak Park last night. Tbe -11:63—Thomson 18, Retd 18, Fable 16. belie, A A I soared ax. ttoaea to Pepko 16. Kunzil IS. 9:63—MllUken 7. Oabrous 13. Wilaoa Ctorde bad a three-cun outburst in ■12 noon—Christian 17. Qarceau 31, tbs aeoond toning at the West Bide the tozth en route to a 46 tri­ 14, Kuhnly 18. CASTROL MOTOR OIL Oval and defeated Green Manor, Catcher Rosehoro Surprised ttygar 14, Wilson 14. 10 :00—Garvey 7. Better IX Kunsll IX ^2088 <2248 <2488 TED T R U D O N umph ewer tbe Dodgem at Keeney ' 12:16—Baron 4, Ogotalek t. Warml!—■mlngton 17. • 7-3, breaktog the tie for fizat place 6 t. Raktenls 8, Kellner 9. _ 10;08.^eck 7. Orotheer 18. Peters lA that haa tooted ahnoat the entire .12:34—Dole 21. Vlolette M. Tan- K am a 31. MALLORY Transistor Ignition Systenw TOLLAND TURNPIKE Dave Dickau had a i>air of hMa That Anyone Can Hit Koufax .oenroort 18, Dow 38. _ 10:16—Naktenia 8. K ath bon* IX REGAL V-8 > DAYTONA HTOP 1/2 TON fur the Red Sox wtXie Gary 12.32—Hempe! 16, Wentworth 38. Keith 14. Sheldon 17. DEALER INQUIRIES INVITED Gssry i‘iiillivan. after aMowtog a YoueH added a homer. Ken Yi»- Hosier 12, ifasl 31. 10:24—^Thomas 10. Conlln I t . Ketch- TALCOnVtLLE pair of firot-toning runa, aettled 12:40—Dadalt 10. Nevtrs U, Rosen um 14. Dow 26. 4-DOOR SEDAN BUCKET SEATS PICKUP dtaky’a relief pitching sparked N E W YOEOC (^raiA)—Johniiy^He throws curves, ainkesa, otodeca 13, Kravlts 14. 10:30—Olekstnakl 6. Chaine 18. Scar- Automatic transmission, Automatic transmission, down and kept the Manors ocxire- the Card victoty. Mike CuniXng- Roseboro, stood watching Sandy 13:48—Wadsworth 11. Phllbrook 19, lato. • C U ST O M TRAILER F R A M E H IT C H ES O p # N Ev4Miiii9K tosa over the final toz frames. On­ •nd the chang«-up from the three- ■Srra 16. Conyers 15. heater and defroster, direc­ heater and defroster, direc­ Deluxe cab, heater and de­ ham and Doug Fh^pa bad fawq Koufax, tbe Dodgenf ftriiceout and quarter motion. He’s anotber guy 12:66—fa;. Clchon 8. Safin 6. Mustard ly two men got as 2ar aa tUsd • ROOF TOP CARRIERS— AH StylM tional signalx 2-speed electric tional signals, 2-speed electric froster. directional' signals, ibta for tha hwera. 1 ftmtout khig, srarm up at tbe Polo Pm deUgtated not to fame to lA T.: Heath 6. _ Howard (6 oc) Mwarda, catch­ . 2-speed electric wipeix, pad­ base after tbe firat toning. Cirounds. 1:04—Labreche IT, Frsnclal It. Dw- er obtained Iro yanaaa CMy from • DUPONT AUTOMOTIVE CHEMICALS wipers, undercoat, padded wipers, undercoat, paddeo • or 895-6502 THIS WEEK'S BEST BUY agatost. ; Cicoo 21. Ftaraecsn 12. . _ . dash, whitewall tires. dash, trtiitewall tires. ded dash. Bach tBam bad but tliree fasta, "You knoiw oomethtog,” oakl ‘T don’t ha'va to teH you «*»** 1:13—Grumman lA Corstnl 14. Stand- Clevelanid on May 25, ia a native of however tbe Manon’ ataiter.Cbrl noseboro, -who is groaaiy undec^ pitohtog has taken'tbis cUb to test 14. Honnon 18. Red Jacket, W. Va. He hit .278 to • ORIGINAL COLOR SPRAY for Rocolor. Ootongelo waa wild and bad to be l:30-Tooehettl 16, FonUneUs M, Fod. L a M $2713.12 Fed. Label $2815.92 List $2199.95 pUUiciaed for a topnotoh ootahar, tbe top. Right now it to second to KMtta M. Maaewald U. 58 games for the birliani in IMS. lug Intorier Fobrici or Yloyl and lifted to favor of Dcnnia Igneb. ‘1 don't knoiw 'why anybody hits none to basriMH. X baa hem ton- ConvortiMo Tops The totter aWowod but ene lun to LETlUt OF THANKS Mm.” tastic. V four toninga. Dear Sir: Roseboro oatofaes tba two gnoA “Joiwny Fodras -waa anst home • NEW STYLE VENTILATED SEAT 1962 YOLKSWABEN 1960 VOLKSWAGEN Joe Sa-vino had tsvo taMa and On behalf of tbe AJumni and Jto- Loa Angotoa pitobem — tbs toft- wMh an sHiorr injury during o u r two RiBIs for tbe wtonesa wbito tennediate Sports Amoclatlon I banded Koufax and tbe right- toft road trip. He waosf t dote too CUSHIONS-obo Stylos forlnckot Soots BiU Barry drove to both Maztor handed Don Dryadate. ’Wirieh ia [FI.IETCHER 8LASS 00. o " n a n c h e s t h i Convertible. Deluxe Sedan. would like to ww Tbe Herald wen with off-apeed pMctasa when • UFT FOOT ACCELERATOR ^2388 <2488 <1888 soorea with a ftoat-ton hy the hardest to handle? behind Mtteis. He has gene back Fully equipped. ■putts page to express our sincere n .8 9 0 Fully equipped *1,190 A A I now bolds a osK-game thanks to aH who hetoed make "Koufax,” replied (be soft-spok­ to tbe fast boH in this 188 WEST .MIDDLE ‘TURNPIKE Mf-7870 EXTEN SIO N S for Driver Comfort edge in tbe pennant race. the recent donkey baoefcaM game en Roseixtro. “Sandy is overpower- which accounts for Ms apuit. Give , WHEN YOU THINK OF If your dealer doeaa’t stock porta — we Invite year ALSO EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS ON EXECUTIVE CARS at Charter Oak Field a fmaww-toi togly fast. Take my word, he’s Mm tbe fast ball with the curve ‘ ' OLAfW, THINK OT rUBKift under 300i He’d GLASS FURNITURE TORS HIGH TRADES------LOW BANK RATES George CBfUn, Daul Ryan and menta; to players to tbe Alumni ter’s bead. One of thorn tdt me on Mike Reardon opened a 13-4 toad fast and haa good otutt bsertsaid- ^ i n k l e ^ *«1 V W Panel— D I D U U and hitermediate Ttoagiira wbo tbe hand in Son FVaudsco and I f ’? * ” and gets a piaoa of 1959 VOLKSWAGEN for Madntotto to tbe firat period sold tickets aitd to tbe pttoUc, ooiddn’t shake it off for a eoupla ^ MIRRORS ( and they belped booat the margin the Plata. ' ’60 VW Panel—DfMMI without whose help no auch a ffa ir of days. Kidufax foMa with » aUd- "Ron FemnooU to mother toft- PICTURE FiFRAMING (dl sma 1917 Deluxe Convertible. A 1 W to 36-8 at the half aa the Bar­ ia oucceoeful. er on tbe shtohne, but never uses bers had trouble stnAwig the iai^«. hondar who could start if he WmOOW Md PLATE Pally equipped. I| I YU ’&9 VW P^el—9 8 M (tor ftiare of the game proceeds H to a game. He doosat need a w sm t ao vakMfcis to tba bfti pan. R-yan, a vsothfaotwe — w tbe asnooBted to 1016 and for tbia the tsick pMeh at tths stage. He’s boanh, kept the BoahMh to front 380 beys to oar paogram Join eib- ^ **^ JMftnhg MHnia' tsftlow. OONTKAfTTOMt WB HAVE Of MOCK during tbe third patoed. lh a Bar- ~'!iriala and b m hi a ohMsrs Deywdato aosld 'te naasig i bens finaBy oanze to Hie to the jrou- fast aa Kouftoc if ha tot MmaftCj ME0ICI% CAilNETS m d MW JJR DOORS « ban to tlw ftr. CSnMATBB OLADLT CHVKN BOUWD MOTORS Bank Financing Arranged — No Sef Down Paymenfs final quarter with Jm Cbaapnaao ■ a y Panttefth. pnoktont aB ouL Don paesa Mnsnlf. H 'Hob MBw OM axMl Jbe ‘Pwatontta apm M ng tha Aliaiad A kortannadiats Gast bsD fas esan nose «tva tbi OLOSEb 8 ATOBHAY I PJL—OL06HD XMCApPAT 845->• 369 CENTER ST. — OPEN EVENINGS — 643-4079 k waa too tota. 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.i^artiBCBts— Flata^ Par Beat <7 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Honties For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses Fot Sale 72 Remrt Property For Sale 74 TmoBorta St G IA lT r s RBCK, MANCHESTER SVIDflNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONl^ FRTOAT. JULT M. IM S •ate — 4 88 -HOLLISTX31 — 4 bedrtxnnsi MANCHESTER — Walk to shop­ C O N S ID E R A B LY U N D E R $20,000. Manchester — (3O0D 2 family AUTUMN ST. — Fine 6 room resi­ COVENTRY — BeautlfuT cottage, PICK TWELVK 90LT0N, ROUTE H — FcaUr roan far rent, available close to sin schcxds, 2-^ BABY CRIB and mattress. Wgh nished. CaU 649-7797,. 6-7 p jn . cation, a'vaitaMe Angiiat' 1. ciaii This Cape has 5!! . . phis Uv- tree-shaded home on Starkweather desirable Bowers area. Seven causes sacrifice on 6 room Cape. ileges. CaU owner 649-9073. chair and carriage. Good condi­ 648-4419. ataSahie 27- i^ room with fireplace, Street is cosy as only a Cape Cod rooms. Delightfully enclo'sed RcxikvlUe Realty, 876-2627. - 1 M 6 . ainiiEJiiB.Tws N0!«-UII-aMNGE1Wr 8. o r Aqgnat 17-24> Can tion. 6U-1292. dining room, kitchen. Quick can be. Five roenns finished. All porch, finished cellar rec room Green Manor ranch in gcxxl Wanted— Real Estate 77 ADVERTISING O o c ^ 9 i9 & '* W NE0) IP W 6 E ^ BTNEWinMHE. DUll>lErME£S-^ rwo Romf anartattaf, : FOUR ROOM diQilex apartmaat, ocinmancy. city facilities. Garage. Only $16,- and hill s(ied dormer give Colonial condition. Over 1,3(X) square STREET—Large Cape with ‘ BUOCTRIC RANGE, ideal for land Street. 6taABN, M . heat, water, stove and reMgaast- 500. Call Mr. Frasier, Jarvis Real­ room at a Cape price. baths, family kitchen, *18,000. Joseph HoosehoM Senrices I ANWigE W SdSSnCTATEDf MIEPM.MMICM F A M IL Y hmim W feet living space. A rare op-" REIAL ESTATE listings needed. If 'summer cottage, asking 880. Call tor, 880 monthly. Gall attar S, ty Go.. R ealtors, 643-4113, 649-7814. excellent landscaping. Bank ap­ portunity. In the 15’s. Don’t Barth, Broker. 649-0320. 648-8608. eottagea, baas, pti^erel, you are selling. 1 have interested Offered IS A Q o o o o d i ^ m BUSINKS H M r-M ^ -W C E 649-9952 anytim e. WARREN E. HOWLAND praised and realistically priced lose out on this one. parties. Lester D. Babin, Broker, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS apnrim aocage. boat inetoded, R ea ltor WASI9-0UVES LOOKINO FOR reafaleT • t . D. MANCHESTER — Live modern in for quick sale. Belfiore Agency, 643-1686. 8 A.M. to 5 PM. FTRNITT’RE reflnished—Scratch-1 r R ealty. 648-6129. n e w t h r e e r o o m , ground «teet ““ """ Wehater'a Lazy Days this Jarvis buUt Split Level on apartment, one Uock from 860 Mam 8t. 643-5121. es. bums removed color changed. | FOR SALE — Slightly used 2-sp«ed Brent Road. Five years young and W ARREN E. HOWLAND MANCHESTER GREEN 2-3-4 FAMILIES, plus singles, Manrhe.Mer Refiniahing Co.. (543-1 u w rin ger washer. 742-6817. 3t., heat, hot water, stove, rcCrig. 648-1108 better than new. Finished rec BEAUTIFUL SPLIT LEVEL. 3 Realtor maximum ad\'ertising and con­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT 9283. 1-1 ROOMS, anfundrited, aa pals, erator, TV antennae fandstied. room.. Landscaped yard. Sept. 1 full baths, 100x495 foot lot. attrac­ tracts phis buyers. CaU E. E. Vacant 8 room Cape with 3 MCMDAT Thra FRIDAY 10:«a AJtl.—SATURDAY • AAL BO c ^ d r e n . C all 94S-9(Mt. A va ila b le August 1. M a y be aa W aattdTaScnt 68 octmpancy. Call Mr. Werbner, tive family room, 3 good bed­ 350 Main St. Bushey Agency. 649-2083. RBWEAVTNQ cd bnrna, moth holaa. h appointment. C all e4S-0gU. full baths, shed dormer, attach­ Jarvis Realty Oo., Realtors, 643- rooms. 2-zone heating, and a Zippers repaired Window Shades WATKINS WE HAVE ataoBaen watting tor 643-1108 ed breezeway and garage, Im­ OVERSIZED CAPE, 7 rooma, 3 4112, 648-7847. swimming pool and patio in- the PLEASE READ YOITR AD made to measure; all sUed Vene­ Bargain Shop 470 M A IN St.- f o u r r o o m s , heat, hot wi ^ M ynr proper^. Can mediate occupancy. In-spect J. D. BcaRy. O fU ia. fun baths, 4 bedrooms, targe liv­ rear yard, Belfiore Agency, 643- b teittM «r *^aat Ads'* are taken ovei the phone aa a ofm- tian blinds Keys made while you 649-6229. 9-6. W Spruce St., adults only. 5121. this delightful home today. Phone 628-8891. ing room, formal dining romn, at- amueoce. Tba ndaertlaer ahooM read his ad tlie FIRST DAY IT V. ait Tape Recorders for rent. 824.06 Modem Walnut Cocktail AVE R Y STREET — Large 6 room Marlow's. 867 Main, 649-6221. THREE R(X>MS and IHa hath, W ILL P A T 888 per m a d b for buOd ta iled garage, 150x160 wooded lot, . The ‘ APPEARS and RCPMIT ERRORS In Hme for the next Inner- Table, plastic top. 19. stove, refrigerator, beat and hot tag ntaahic fcr woodworking shop $32,900. Pbllbrick A gency, REDUCED NICE RANCH just over Manches­ ranch, attached garag;, full base­ ter line in Vernon. Paneled ment, walk-in closet, large tile Uaa. The Herald la reaponalble for only ONE tneorrect or omitted *85.00 M odem F ireplace Set, water furnished. Newly redeco­ f i v e r o o m iqiartment, toaini to WswrfwSlzi area. Can Windsor Dip 8151- Wesley R. Smith Agency laai llliia for m j adrentaement and then only to the extent of a black iron and brass. 17.50 family room, private walk-out! bath, foyer, fireplace, excellent Building—Contracting 14 rated. Adults. School Street. heat and hot water, 648-4884. Loeba X A S662S. Six room G arrison Colonial, IVx 649-1894 Doctor Says »make tood" tnaeition. Brrora which do not leaaen the valoe of 8418.00 Sectional Wing Sofa, foam $9600 F U L L P R IC E to r m odern 4 patio, finished rec room, fire and I condition throughput, large lot. 649-0866 room year ’round raiuUi ovettook- baths, modern kitchen with burglar alarm system, electric TV Urgent sale needed. Charles Les- ; arB a ot be eorreeted by **nialBe good** taaertton. CALL ME on your formica needs. cushion, box pleats, green colonial TO RENT — 4 room heated iqiart- THREE ROOM heated apartment, TO RBarr — with or without op- 1 ing Coventry Lake. mcUien built' buUt-ins, recently painted, antenna, attractive wooded lot. perance, 649-7620, 643-5664. THIS SI MMFII VOl' >trST BFE I bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, print, 2 pc.. 298. ment, near bueiness section. Call *68; 6 room heated, $U0. Oean. ttiai to boy 8 bedroom home. Man­ 8149.60 52” Hunt Board Buffet, 643-5118 between 8:80-4:80. G arfield t-9928. chester vkhtay, September 1. ins. Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9332. beautiful fenced-in half acre lot, Belfiore Agency, 843-5121. AWARE OF INKI^XTS’ POWER I vanitor>' . imits. table-tops and ------1------BOLTON STREET — 6 room 4 drawers, distressed pine. 98. i ------■ ------EetereBccsL 86S-2StL vacant. Make your offer today. Bv W AYNE G. BBANDST-ADT. Island stands 649-8936. MANCHESTER — 6 room Ranch, SIX FU LL ROOMS in this Immacu- Ckipe, 2 unfinished, fireplace, oil JENSEN STREET — Being com­ *189.00 Lawson Lounge Chair, 1 CENTRALLY 1X)CATEID, 4 room pleted two 6 room ranches with a M. D *****be?Spprboiated D IA L 643-2711 apartment, including air condition­ (iiafawasber, disposal, attic tan, at­ late ranch just over Manchester! hot water heat, enclosed porch, QUALITY C ARPEN TRY—Rooms, fqam cushion, box pleats, brown | F a r n id ie d i t S - A bath and one-half, basement ga­ Ent^^rprinie A a m . ing. parking, refrigerator, stove, P to r S A le 7 0 tached garage, nicely landac^ied line in So. Wind.sor. Immaculate rec room, l>-s% mortgage. West baaements refinished buUt-lns, gySSAMCMM colonial print, 99. Wesley R. Smith Agfency rages. Buy now and have a choice Insects are here to stay. But *69.50 Chippendale Ladderback | laundry room, *186 monthly, J. D. ROOM FURNISHED iqwzt- lot. close to sclxwla, $15,900. Carport, full cellar, fire and Side Realty, 649-4342. ■ formica tile, general repair No s m m m n m . 649-1894 of your own decorations. (TTharles sometime.’- their stings may caui^e Side Chair, cherry, 49.60 R ealty. 643-5129. ment, light bouaekeeping, nafb- STREET — 3 stores phis PhUbrick Agency, 6496464. burglar alarm sy.stem. Aluminum job too small. Call William Rob­ CH, ^ roota apaztmenL an in one 649-0886 storms, screens, doors. Minimum SMALL CAPE — Near bus and PonUcelli, 649-9644 or 643-2463. anno>'aiice severe illne^ and bins Carpentry Service. 649-3446. *289.00 High-back Wing L ove I TOom, reas(a>able, cen trally lo ­ I FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 paekaga. cwtsIIh A location with FHA or VA financing available. shopping. *2,600 down. Tastefully sometime'.'- death ^ fROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? Seat. distressed maple, gold' cated 649-8404 hetwan aeond decorated. Nicely landscaped. H. It Ls wise to take precautici-s tapestry print. 198. 1 Broad Street, partly furnMied p.m . geod pnisadtal Ftar further infor- I with stove, refrigerator, automatic m atic caB the Pbflbrick Agency, MANCHESTER — 5 room Cape, B. Grady, Broker. 64S-8(X)9. when in the vicinity of these crea­ Special Services 15 TWO FAMILY MANCHESTER — Simplicity, good EXCITING I washing machine. Tel. 648-4751. TWO ROOM furnished apartment, full .shed dormer, fireplace, com­ tures If. for **xamp!e. you are M-Hatr Aiswtriis Service taste and practicality are keynotes bination windows, city utilities, HEBRON — 5 ROOM ranch, bullt- g^ardf^ning in an area wher^ bee.-i TREE CUTTING and removal, lots WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. hot water, refrigerator, stove. Ap­ CONTEMPORARY BusinesR Opportonitics 32 Articlea For Salt 45 Artielea Far 4S FOUR ROOM apartment. Including MAIN STREET CORNER — 140 Eticenently maintained. 56 flat, of this charming S bedroom ranch close to schools and shopping, ins, storm doors and windows, abound you :»h«-‘ultl w'^ar wh;te cleared. Insured. Jt>« Pelletier, 966 MAIN STREET ply Marlow’s, 881 Main 8L home on Wells Street. Full base­ walk-out basement and other ex­ FOR LEASE Modem sendee FOR SALE — Flat atone lor walls, heat, hot water and gam for cook­ teat OB Mata Street by 150 feet 2-car garage, front and rear *2,100 a.ssumes GI mortgage. Full smooth (.•’.othinp rather than dark Free t i Herald RcaAan 742-7558. EVERYTHING hi sterilised, re- deep. Ueal comer lot. Semi-pro- ment- Hot water oil heat with tras, 160x2(X) lot. (I!all owner any­ For the executive who is in­ station. Route 16 . neighborhood fireplace, veneer, and patloa. Call cemdiUoaed used furniture aiid sp- ing. electric refrigerator and gas CENTER STREETT — 8 room porches, (juiet neighborhood, price *12,900. U 4 R Realtv Com­ rou^h materials stove furnished. C all 649-78M or feoaunal taahSng on It. Business close to bus line. Best in value cast iron radiators. A true value pany, -643-2692, R. D. Murdock, time 643-6624. terested in only the flne.st and highway bu^ess. For details 649-0617. pUaneee — High ta qusUt^ low in apartment, heat, hot water, ran home and neighborhood Pic­ This will make you less likely • i s s M i star Mb 649-5779 between 6-7 p.m. New ington 666-9868. Zone X. Few blocks to hospital. T. —(mn today. at $17,5(K). Call The Jarvis Realty 643-6472. to attract or distract the bees. In Roofing—Siding 1 « call Newington 666-0027, eve. price. Antiqi^ fran Vermont APEX ntONBR, no reasonable of­ (Jo., Realtors, 643-4112, 649-7314. MANCHESTER — Executive 5 bed­ ture ..^e large foyer leading 529-7293. LAWNMOWERS, garden timoton. J- Cknekett. Rtaftor. 648-1577. Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. sut h area.' w\»men shi u!d n- t ap­ estate. LeBIanc Furniture, 196 fe r refused. 649-1196. UNFURNISHED 4 room apsut- THREE ROOM heated apartment, room ranch, 2 baths, heated patio, into a delightful .sunken Ii\-ing A. A. DION, m e. RocOng, siding, and tUlera. Terms, rradea, parts ply perfume or other cosmetics in South Street, Rockville. Open 9-8. ment, all conveniencea and loca­ kitchen set, bedroom ari, refrig­ COVENTRY STREET — 6 room recreation room, large kitchen, room or to a beautiftilly panel­ painting. Carpentry AUeratlotis and service. Capitol Ekjuipment, 87S-2174. Weslev R. Smith Aprency ranch, garage, city water, sewers, acre lot. Bel Air Real E.state, ed family room or again to a the daN'time as this will fool the MANCHESTiR ANS¥fERIN» SCRVICi 88 Main Street, Mandieater. tion nice. Ehccellent condition. Box erator, gas range. Free gas. riec- T l bee. t>f his fur.d He vnW not 'Diesday, Iqr teen-ager from Mas- 400, fully equipped, like new. Jl,- EXPERIENCED automotive book­ N O T E V E N *560 used typewriters, 829 up. Berube’s heat, hot water Available August 848 MAIN STREET — New tirat Far Sale 72 site drive, excellent landscaped tions addlticxis and remodeling modern kitchen with biUIt-lns, 2- unfurnished, lake privileges. 849- commit han kan. however, unless sachusetta. Can 649-6768. 678 . 849-4100. keeper, Chrysler line preferred. SUPER-CEDED ROTARY and BUT A WHOLE HOUSE Typewriter Service, 479 E Mid- 1 Call McKinney Bros., tac., floor air (xmditioned office afmet, lot. Sensibly priced. Charles Les- T. J. Crockett, Realtor of ali types. Hhccdlent woriemsa- home car garage, lot 100x2(X), condition 9770. he is sorely pnn-oked Good wages, good hours, and reel Toro mowers at special 8 ROOMS L O V E L Y die "^ike., Mancdiester. 849-8477. 643-6060. 610 sq. ft. at 88.60 per sq. ft.; also. perance, 649-7620. 643-5664 J. WATSON BEACH & CO. ship 649-6496. arrtai te n Sha^y Gtaix IM feet Iik»' new, *21,900. PhUbrick If he approaches }mi don t wave benefits. Call for appointment prices! Save up to 120. Mariow’e, NEW FURNITURE 1,400 sq. ft., reasonable rate, to 643-1577 t l Central Row | CHEVROLET. I960 Bel Air, 643-2708 or 875-8010. 867 Main Street. FTVE ROOM flat, second floor, ea teet deep. Bd AIR-NDrnONEn5 — 6 room Agency, 649-84^ Hartford your arms or try to brush h:m Amioanceineiits R DION ROOFm a and siding, al­ AMD APPLIANCES tenant that ean use as Is. Ample, Air Seal BMata. 806832. cellent condition, 246-2982 terations. ceilings, painting and Wanted—^Te Bnj 58 stove, refrigerator, automatic free parking. Oall Warren E. ranch. 9-years-oliL large kitchen 5J2-2114 aw*ay. He finds such behavior TOP NOTCH SECRETARY for PICNIC TABLEIS — Eixtra sturdy, EVERYTHING heat, hot water, garage, near bus. Vernon *16,900 NEED ENTERTAINMENT 7 Ex gutter *ork. Satisfaction guaran­ Howland, R ^ t o r , 648-1106. with dishwasher, let 150x250. 8 5»4 ROOM RANCH, 1% baths, im­ most unacceptable. Juat walk Plant Manager. Apply Conn. State all bolted construction, • toot FO R O N L Y *500.00 WE BUT SXXJ. or trade antique adults preferred. *100 monthly, SIKEET — 8 room frame bedrooms, minutes from Manches­ perienced 4 piece dance band fo r : FORD 4-DOOR hardtop. V-8 teed. tree estimates. 643-4382. Which Includes maculate condition, aluminum ______away slowly. ______automatic, a i i t r \ T T » o f i r ' ffully i i l l T ' Aequipped, n i i i n n A r i •air I w con­ Employment Service, 806 Main *19.96, 8 foot *22.96. 10 foot and Used fUmititoe, cblna, rlass, availab le August 1. 649-3840. I aB ntfBUes, aee(h point, ter. p r ic ^ to seU *15.900. FhU- U re. CsU 649-7087. M anchester Immaculate storms, beautiful setting. Assume CHOICE BRICK ranch located In on y ^ a htt'.e ditioned. *1,280. 649-4100. Street, Manchester. A public serv­ *25.95 and others. Assem bled, de­ 1 Westinghouse Refrigerator sUvsr. irietnrs framst and old 8. taaepk Bazth, Broker, brick Agency, 649-8464. PICTURE THIS 1 Emerson Television SMATJ. STO RE lo r 4i/i% mortgage, only *16,900. Manchester’s finest residential control Pretend to ignore him. ice — po fee charged. livered . W. ZUnker. 875-7148. oolna, old dolls and com. bobby FOUR ROOMS on second floor, hot Street. CaU 6496294. CHEVROLET 1957 — 4-door, Roofing and ChinneYS 1<*A 1 Bedroom Suite collsetloas, attic oontents or wbola water apd bath, gas heater and FOUR BEDROOM Ranch. 26x6? Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-5132. area. Beautifully landscaped yard. ! ® mmute or two (it may 1 Living room Suite red f.eora ted older exceptional view, 6 lovely, im- much longer) he will rect-g- standard shift. V-8. good .shape, AVON PRESENTS a challenge to POWER MOWERS—20” , 2% h.p. estates. Flirnlturs Repair Service, cooker, near Main Street, rent foundation, two fuU ceram ic OVERSIZED CAPE Large lot with trees surround­ RO O Fm*m i o—SpeeiaUilng rewiring 1 Dinette Set fcitaii. 8 bediuoais. modern bath, MANCHESTER — Modem 4 bed­ maculate rooms. baths, wall ^ mistake and go away If *575, After 5:30. 649-3635. women with spare time who need Briggs-Stratton, recoil starter. Taleottvine. Oom. Tel. 64S-T446. reasonable, one child over 16 ac­ H o u a e s P m ’ B e a t t S baths, fire alarm, large kitchen. ing a beautiful 5'j-room Ranch ELBCIROUIX Salta r o o fsI of------kO Kinds,, ---- new------roofs, gut 1 Healthrest Mattress em red patta. garage. -Close in room ranch, 2 baths, 100x200 lot, to wall carpeting, kitchen with stings you. carefully remove extra money. If you take pride in *49.90, no down payment. *2 week­ cepted. 648-7094. 100x200’ lot, *17,500. PhUbrick with attached garage and patio. beaded n A lfred OLDSMOBILE. 1960. 4-door. Super ter work, (dilmneys cleaned, re­ 1 Healthrest Spring toWB- V eey reasonable. Evenings full basement, immediate occu­ bullt-ins, 2-car garage. This is ah stinger tweezers and ap- 64AO4B0. your ability to organize your ly. Cole's Discount station. 451 W. LARGE 7 ROOM house available A gency, 649-8464. Really In tip top condition. AmeU. 206 88.’ black, full power, excellent paired Aluminum Mdtng. 20 household, why not apply .that Center. 2 Throw Rugs Rooms Witboot Board 59 TWO ROOM heated apartment, BUI Boles. 648-6866. Warren E. Six large finished rooms, IH pancy, Sacrifice at *17,900. Hayes out-standing home, priced below, P*>‘ ammonia water, strong laun- yep~i' experience FYee estimates. in central location in Manchester. baths. fireplace, plastered Agency, 643-4803. Wall to wall carpeting too! CJall condition. Call 849-6014. ability to selling Avon? You will 1 Boudoir Chair stove and refrigerator fnrnished. Available Aunist 1. Rental of Huataad, RcalUa'-Trader. 643-1108. MANCHESTER — 8 room modern replacement cost, under *30.000. i soap, or a paste made of bek- RIDE WANTED from Hamlin Can H ow ley, 64S-6S61. 64S-0T6I. ROOM FOR RENT, private en­ walls, paneled family porch, Mr. Govang 649-6306, 875-6611, For appointment to inspect, phone soda and ■water. You can then Street to Pearl and Main Streets enjoy watching the dollars roll in FOR SALE — Night crawlers and 2 Vanity Lamps C all 648-5660. $148 per monm with 1 year leasi borne. 4 bedrooms, famUy room CHEVROLET, 1951, powerglide; worms. Tomaszewski’s Egg Farm. trance, all new facilities, free full shed dormer, trees, deep ANDOVER — $13,900. Immaculate 289-8258. Mrs. Shorts, 643-8886, sole agent 8^PP*> icepack to lessen the Hartford, Monday-Friday. hours as your sales go up. Excellent 2 P illow s required. Call Mr. Wertaner, attached garage. 165’ frontage, 2 bedroom ranch, 100x6(X) lot, tran.smiasion, valves. tires, South Road. Bolton, off Route 44A. parking, on bus line, gentlem an trees. *15.000. (tarlton W. Hutch­ lot. high location, transferred fo r J. Watson Beach k Co . 21 pain and delay abst>rption of the 9 a-m. - 6 p.m . C all 643-8871, 6-8 Radio-TV Repair Serviees 18 commission. Call 289-4922. 1 Pr. Blankets Jarvla Realty Co., Realtors, 648- oversize garage, ideal for newly­ muffler and seat covers all new, 1 Cocktail Tabls preferred. C all 643-6018. BOLTON LAKE ins. 649-5132. owner anxious at *16,9(X). Mini­ Central Row, Hartford, 522-2114. venom. p.m. LOAM SALE — Regular *14 stone- 4112. mum down, financing. weds or retired couple. Hayes An antihhrtarair ointment sendee bound. $175 . 649-2726. CONNIES TV and Radio Service, BOOKKEEPER FOR Rockville of­ 2 Table Lamps INVITATION BARROWS & WALLACE fice. full charge through trial bal­ free loam. *12.50. Fill. sand, stone, ONE ROOM to rent, private home, TWO FAMILY — New itxrf and Agency, 643-4803. will also n-lievr the pain. If none WANTEaD — RIDE to Pratt A I avaUabio all hours. SatisfacUen 1 9x12 Rug private'entrance, 119 Cooper Hill RANCH — 8 bedrooms, 2-car ga­ 1954 OLDSM OBn.E Convertible, ex­ ance. Give full particulars. Box gravel and white sand. 648-8603. 1 Floor Lvnp rage, availab le August 1, *150 per TEAR TtOLTiD siding, aluminum combinations, 56 E. Center 8t., ik handj. calamine lotion, al- Whitney, Dept. 96. I.-S:30. from cellent condition. Make offer ; guarviiiteed. Call 649-1216. Street. 649-0595. , TO BID BOLTON — 2 minutes from Center. 5 ROOM COLONIAL Hudson Street, North Manchester. DD, Herald. 1 S m t*er month. PhUbrick Agency, 649641 90x180 foot lot with shade trees, 2- Two homes on two acres of land M anchester tfaougb not as effective, may 643-2069. __ I FOR SALE 200 new 16 qUart PARADISE < »r garage, *18,500. PhUbrick LAW HENCE F. FIANO EXPERT SERVICE on all makes 36 Pc. Dinnerwaire Set Sealed bids w il be received at for two families, all in one parcel. help. Since bee venom has both 649-6797. APPLICATIONS being taken fQf I baskets. 279 Keeney Street after ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, cen­ Agency, 649-8464. 416 Main St., 8 BEDROOMS - $12,900 of AM or FM radios, TV, Hi-fi, 24 Pc. Silver Set trally located, kitchen privllegee. the Office of trie' General Mana­ TO SHARE — 5 room fnUy tar- R E A L T O R 643-2768 Recently built and modem. The an acid and an aikaline com ­ full-time office and sales help. Ap­ 5:30 p.m. ger. 41 Center Street, Manchester. nished home with owner who oc­ Bast Hartford ponent, vinegnr may be awd 1962 VOLKSWAGEN Station Wag .stereo, tape recorders, portable 18 Yds. Floor Covering parking. Call 643-5127, G cnfBtfi>poK>ry attrac- whole package can be yours and ply in person. House A Hale, 946 Connecticut, until July 26, 1963 at cupies bedroctn and p rivate taafti FOUR BEDRCXJM raised ranch, Charles Nicholson 742-6364 Instead o f baking soda bat it AnUnnoMlea. Bale 4 on, 10.000 miles. Phone 643-6690 and auto radios. 649-1063. FREEZER, 16 cu. ft , excellent ; EVERYTHING tiiaO plarfil oa sparhaM weU large recreatiixi room. 2 full it is priced In the low 20's. J. D. Modest, authentic colonial, Main St. condition, asking *100. Martin 44 I O N L Y *500.00 ATTRACTIVE room tor refined 11:00 A.M. for one (1) Sewage In the rear. Available rooms la- lot vtQi 80 teet lake Realty. 643-6129. would be no go<^ to ose both NERD CAR? Tour credit turned gentleman, private phone on floor, Pump. elude 2 be^trooms, dining room, baths. 2-car garage, excellent con­ country setting, excellent kitch­ at once. 1958 PLYMOUTH, 4-door hardtop, 8 h.p. motor, make an offer. 1950 Free storiLge until wanted. Free tiBMiagt- OBtom designed dition. *23,900. PhUbrick Agency, en, oil heat, garage, on bus dosmT Short on denni payment? delivery anjrwhere in Conn. central. 648-5331. Bid forms and specificaticna are U'Vlng room , M tchm . A ll ntU tles, SIX ROOM Cape, excellent condi­ SIX ROOMS, *1,000 buys It. Must Beekeepers who are stimg many cylinder, automatic, radio, excel­ Moving—^Trnckiiig— Chevrolet, standard shift, practic­ kitchfa witta natoral birch cab- 649-8464. be moved In 60 days. Inquire 579 line, quick occupancy, very Baakni^? BafiossiMlnw? Don't lent condition throughout. 649- ally new set of tires, runs very Free set-up by our own reliable available at the Contrcdler’s office. heat paid, $110 monthly. CaU J. ineta, tadk-ta oven, stove and tion, close to schools and shop­ times often develop an immutUty Storage 10 Help Wanted—Male 30 ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, gen­ VERNON — 4 bedroom Colonial. Hartford Road, rear. Ask for Mr. good condition. Esisily financed. deqialr} Bee Bonast Douglas, b - 8290. good, needs new battery. *75 firm. I men. Original price for all this 66 Center Street, Manchester, Ocm- D. R ea lty, 6486129. dtabsaatier. Glass walled living Bo w e r s s c h o o l — e room | ping. Marion E. Robertson, Real­ to bee venom, but with some per­ qulie aboot loareat down small- tleman, private entrance, shower, 1*4 baths, fireplace, bullt-ins, ga­ Gill. HANCnESTER Package Dallvery. ■PLUMBERS and plumber’s help­ Call 649-2497 after 6:30' ; m erchandise was *825.46. Some necticut. rocan-ers«>a. usually a full power, 18,000 miles. Must be Can 648-7877. 875-0S66. equipped kitchen. TV room. 4 ANDOVER LAKE Choice one- workmanshfo guaranteed. Lao for James Brennam. K, F A D dinette, fireplace. Hayes Agency, half acre building lot near water. child, geu Mung by 40U or mOre seen. Phone 742-8068. Seven attractive rooms, at­ bedr(X)m.s. Lavatory. Bath. 2-car Peiletie.. lu 9-6826 If no answer, Manufacturing, 334 Charter Oak 14 FOOT WHIRLWIND molded FOR SALE — Norge automatic 158 Silver Ume Our Specialty 643-4803. *2.100, Andover, Hlckorx- Drive atigry t>ee?> at one time. It is Auto Driving School 7-A tached 2-car garage, formal garage. Outside fireplace. H. B. 1966 PL’YMOUTH, 4-door, radio, call (4^9048 Street, Manchester. plywood boat, excellent condition,: a-asher in good condition. 840. Bolton Area — $11,900 3/4 acre building lot. Prime loca­ eatinialed that more deaths oc* East Hartford For Imporfant Occasions Bias Tap# Monograms! HOLLISTER STREET — immacu­ dining room, wooded lot in cen­ Grady, Broker, 643-8009. beater, standard shift, and/or 4x6 MORTLOCK’S Driving SebexH Inc., 26 h.p. Johnson motor and trailer, ! 643-5752 RUTH L. GRZYB tion. *1.000. Carlson Real Estate. cur every year from bypersen- box trailer. Phone 649-1088 after EXTERIOR AND interior paint­ *550. Phone 649-7532. ------late 6 room Colonial Bungalow, ter of ,town, many quality fea­ TWO FA M ILY FLA T — Just listed. 742-7297. ftlUvIty to bee?% or multiple offices, classroom located Man­ ing. paperhanging, wallpaper re­ JOSEPH BARTH large airy rooms, natural wood­ tures awaits your inspection. 6:30 p.m. i Five and five with two additional FOUR POSSIBLE stlngft than from hitee of poi- chester Parkade, lower level. Be­ moved. ceilings, fully insured. Salesmen Wanted 36-A BABY CARRIAGE, crib, playpen, work, fireplace, new furnace. Bel ginners, older, nervous students, CATS ONLY BOARDEID (must be fireplace set. other household Td. 289-6302 rooms on third floor. Separate oil WHO’S? Looking for a B zone lot. ! ftonouA fotakes in the United 1963 CHEVROLET Impala Sport, Call George Oulllette, 649-1251. altered and Inoculated!. Fenrose 649-0320 Air Real Estate. 643-9332. heating systems, practically new. BEDROOMS Have a very desirable lot for tw o! our specialty. Teen-age driver’s WANTED — Aggre.ssive. energetic! items. Inquire 50 Pine Street any­ CMIdren 2 Years and Up Slates. Coupe, V-8 standard transmission, education courta. State certifled. ■salesman for appliance depart-1 Catterv, Tunnel Road, Vernon. time. f j | ? x Weslev R. Smith Agency Few steps off bus line. A.sking family ■4iouse in prime location. ■ ___For wa^ip_ stings__ vinegar__ is bet- radio, heater, whitewall tires, etc. ’ PAINTING — Five room ranches, 876-9131. $14,500 — 6 ROOM CAPE, immacu­ 649-7398. and Capes . to" *50 Trim and i ment W. T Grant Co., Parkade. late soodition, nearly finished, 649-1894 *21,500. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, One of the best B zone lot lo'a- ter thar. baking, soda and an onti- WUl consider trade-in. 742-8526. j ------649-0866 643-1577. Older 7 room home, recent hot tlons we have had in year.-; histaminic ‘ ointment is better vet paint extra Also scraping. fireplace, open stairs, recreation water heat, fireplace, garage, ] LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first 742-8101 OPENING FOR ambitious man not room, wooded lot. Manchester. Charles Ponticelli, 649-9644 For yellow jacket stings apply al­ I licensed driving school trained MR *14,900 — SIX ROOM CJape, ap- large treed lot, lake prlrileges. afraid of hard work in sales field. Building Materials 47 INVITATION Carlton W. Hutchins. 649-5132. kali in ."(ome form. My aeivice Is certified and approved, now of­ OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low Company will train, experience proxlmately *2,200 down can as­ ASHFORD LAKE — Large water to get •>u; and enjoy nature but CHOOSE YOUR NEXT CAR front lot priced below value fering classroom and behind price. No job too big or too small. not necessary Average between ; FDR SALE — Good well seasoned VERNON H ENRY ST. — Large Cape. 5 CXILONIAL — Formal dining room, sume existing mortgage. Call know the dangers and wbat to do TO BID Phone Charles Ponticelli, 649-9644 FROM SCRANTON MOTORS wheel Instruction for teen-agers. Call now. 649-0729. 644-0601 *6.000 and *8,000 per year to start, j used lumber in assorted sizes. Al­ rooms and bath on first floor, up­ cabinet kitchen with dishwMher, 649-8689 after 6. No agents, please. LAW RENCE F. FIANO in an emergency. 649-6075. For appointment call Manchester | so. storm windows.'inside and out­ Sealed bids will be received at SOUTHGATE APARTMENTS stairs unfinished, potential 4 or 5 den. 3 bedrooms, attached garage, HIGH ELEVA’nON — Attractive PAINTING ft room ranch or 644-0202 between 6-8 p m, only. side doors, one gas hot air fur­ the Office of the General Manager, LISTING — BUY NOW — SOUTH STREET bedroom home, attractive wooded lot 102x612. Marion E. Robertson, 3-bedroom Ranch, walk-out base­ Realtor 643-2766 cape *125 Include? paint and trim, nace. radiators, sinks and tubs. 41 Center Street. Manchester Con­ lot. close to all schools. *17.900. Realtor, 643-5963. Resort Property For Sale 74. work guaranteed R Perkins. One 30 gallon gas hot water heat­ ment, trees, nice view., near Charles Nicholson 742-6864 NOTICE REDUCED PRICES E-Z LERN necticut, until Juh’ 26, 1963 at Completely N E W concept >|n apartment living; duplex 4-roona Ptiilbrick Agency. 649-8464. school only *13.900. Carlton W. 289-6988. er Also, plumbing supplies. Open 10:30 A.M. for One d l Backhoe' BOULDER RD. — 6 room CJolonlal, Situations Wanted— apartments all wnlh Hutchins, Realtor, 649-5132. COI/ENTRY LAKE — 4 room cot­ C A LL FOR s p e c i a l daily 3:30 to 6 Saturday 8-3 CTot for Tractor Loader. SPAC30US 8 ROOM Garrison Co-! 2-car garage, 1 S/4 wooded acres, Driving Scht- to niee- in a SPE C IAL 643-2215 ranch, fireplace, breezeway, ga­ *17,900. Owner 649-4825. j n c* Vve>** VIP a 11 ^ f T O 1 1 ' I 8 " '\ 7 L ' t ^ 1 ' I ♦ L, ' I 4 1960 Oldsanoblle Station Wagon classroom, older and nervous I TOWN OF MANCHBSTE3R, Deluxe range. 10 cu. ft. refrigerator, disposal, laundry ai bufld- trees, ah^inum siding. *29.900. and .snack bar. wall-to-wall tage. furnished, one minute walk t o w n MEETING at EIANO S Household Goods 51 rage. *11,5(X). Joseph Barth, carpeting. Split rail fence en­ 1959 Cadillac Coupe dcVille stiidents our specialty. 116 WOMAN WOULD like to babysit CONNECTICUT ing. ample closets jmd parking. *11.1:1145. Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. RANCH. 4 rooms, on nice .shady i to beach, $2,500 full price, ra.oh RI5.STAI'P_\NT ir. .laid Tin\T.. on Elect ncal Semees 2t Broker, 649-0320. closed .yard. J15.7(X). Owner 649- 1960 Oldsmobile 88 Convertible Center St . Manchester Call evenings. Call 649-0843 after 5 FOR SALE RIOHAJRD MARTIN. lot, full cellar, oil heat. By owner, i ^gnly. lis te r D. Babin, Broker, M O N D A Y. JL’ L Y 29. 1 9 ^ a* S 00 Household mangle in I 868,3. 1961 Falcon 4-door for free booklet. 643-8562. FREE BSTIMATB18. Prompt a«rv- p ni excellent condition. Write Box P, j GENERAL MANAGER AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER QUIET SECLUSION Huge *11,200. 649-7846. W3-1686. o'clo'k in the evening, for the lol- 1960 Falcon 4-doof ------lo'vViTi^’ :''.irpo5es’ ice on all types of electrical wir­ Herald. screened porch, immaculate 7 EDISON ROAD — C3ape, 4 down. 2 1980 Valiant 4-door ing I-Jcens^ and insured WilstMi 643-6896 Boltim Vicinity $14,500 room Split, H i baths, garage, FIV^ ROOM sunamer cottage on ^ T o'ati \iill adopt 1959, Pontiac Star Chief Vista Agent on Premises unfini.shed up, fireplace, garage, LEARN TO DRIVE - Special at­ Electrical Co., Manchester. 615-54U large rooms. Manchester. $18,900. patio, oil heat. Owner. 649-0059. Mamacock Road. Giant's Neck ail of the rro\’ision5 of Section 12- 1959 Dodge 6 cylinder, 4-door tention to nervous and elderly. 849-4817. Glastonburv, 643-1388. Dogs— Birds— Pels 41' Carlton W Hutchins. 649-5132. M anchester Beach. Fine location, reasonable. ‘"reneral Statutes 6f Con- 1958 Cadillac Fleetwood FISH PONT) — nevticut. Revision of 1958 entitie.!, Classroom for teen-ager. Pickup BOARDING MEDIUM size and SIX ROOM Cape, recreation room, Phone 273-3101, or after 6 p.m. 1968 Cadillac Coupe deVille THRFIE MINUTES to Manchester 643-6602. “When Filing o? Tax List Not Re­ service. Day or evening lessons. small dog.s! Grooming Cocker screened porch, full dining room, 1967 Oldsmobile Super 88 4-door Reasonable rat-s Manchester Floor Finishing 24 NEW ENGLAND PAINTING BROOK — for *15,500, 1 3/4 acres of land, OWNERS FLORIDA BOUND kitchen with pine cabinets, sew­ quired." Spaniels our specialty. Harmony plus a SVi room ranch stvle home Driving Academy. 742-7249 Hill Kennels. Hebron Road. Bol­ ers, excellent location, convenient 2. To see if the Town wnU vote Many others. FLOOR SANDING and refiniahlng ccanpletely handcrafted by present O NLY $14,200 to purchase frpm FJdward B Mc- (specializing in older floors).; ton. 843-5427. PR IV A C Y — to .si’hools, churches and shopping. Le'gal Notice Cadillac - Oldsmobile - Pontiac AND DECORATING CO- owner. Lex^ing for the unusual Priced to sell. Call owner 643-______Gurk the following descnbeil pn..p- Motorcycles*—Bicycles 11 Painting. Ceiluigs. Paperhanging, j plus land, then call Wolverton erty located in Bolton I No job too small. John VerfalUe,! FOR SALE Small beagle and j 4 possible bedroom Cape Cod, 2857. To xjl RiKhtfui Holders uf Unredeemed TEL. 644-4)601 Clean 5 14 room ranch, plaster­ Agency, Realtor. 649-2813. Northeriy by Sumner R.-ad, SCRANTON MOTORS. INC. 649-1750. terrier puppies, males and fe­ tiled kitchen, living room with ■------Trading Stamps ot Action Discount FOR SALE 1963 I-ambretta ed w alls, 12x22 screened in fireplace, basement with rec SIX ROOM CAPE, fireplace, rec I Dollars Corporation lasued in the State approximately 2S1 3h feet; males. nicely marked. *5 each.! FOR RENT breezeway, carport, quiet dead CARTER ST., Bolton — 6 room 166 Union Street, Scooter. *450. Call 643-9205 be- room with storage closet, alumi-1 Cun'hectlcut and to Ret^Iers in 649-1043 YOUR HOME IS OUR lUSINESS room, back hatchway, new ' Possession of Such Stamps for Issu- Fla-sterlv bv Toomvv Lane, Rockville tween 5-8. end street, $1,000 less than own­ Cape, S-car cinder block garage, wood shingle siding, enclosed num storms, clo.se to schools and 1 anc- to Custom-r.-i: 274.85 feet.' Private Instructions 28 - ers coot, minimum dowh, fi-' lubrication pit and loft. Bel Air 876-2521 — 648-0216 WANTED — GOOD home for FOUR BRAND NEW UNITS porch, just a few minutes’ walk shopping. CaU 649-9526. Whereas the ^cr--Lary of the Slate Southerly by other land of the 2848-H nancing. has received complaints and has made RIDING INSTRl'(CTION on .vour Collie-t>T>e dog. Gentle, good with 4 ROOMS PAINTED Real Estate. 643-9332. to East Catholic High and Town of Bolton, 17.K>3 f^ t ; Busine^ Services Offered 1.1 z»»«« Tspe. trianned with baby VERNON — NEW 5 room ranch, determination that Action Discount own hor.se. certified teacher Flat, children. 643-9273. Ceilings, walls and ST. JAMES PARISH — 8 room Co­ Cheney Tech Schools and shop- liollars Corporation is in default of its and .jumping and dre.s.sage,, Call 742- FOUR ROOMS EACH rir* rmdk or exafaroidny, is sure to ping. treed lot, basement garage, bullt- obligation to redeem its trading Westerly bv Old Bolton Road, 1968 FO RD CUSTOM 4-door, V-8, HAROLD k SON Rubbish Re­ trim. From 9 x 12 to lonial. 4 or 5 bedrooms, formal ins, *13.800. Rockville Realty, 1 stamps known as "A D D Stamp 7425. FREE TO GOOD home Brown I Pliv nake a asost cftectiTe trim for LAWRENCE F. FIANO nps" 295.85 feet: ' autom atic transmission. 2-tone, moval. cellars, attics, and yards, cocker ."paniel. 4-years-old well H um important aftmnoon affairs gneot or bath towris (and piltow dining room, large kitchen, living 875-2527. ' Whereas said Companyy has be-n weekly or monthly pick-up Har­ 12 X, 12. (Kitchens P ^ n t Heat and hot water furnished. Built-in stove and ______notifiedeof said default and has faii--d 3. To______see__ if Qie Town . . w.!’ l ote excellent condition. *590. Call behaved, good^ watch dog. Call laquire a handsone dress-iq> style cases)! Make a set for yxxirsetf, room. H i baths, 1*4 car garage, old Hoar 849-4034 not included). oven. Refrigerator, d i s p o s a l . Automatic washer R ealtor 643-2768 LAW RENCE F. PIAN O ’ '00 649-6012. Musical— Dramatic 29 649-3564 like this one. Note the new details and aiaObrr iDr gift-gtring! 80x247 lot. shade trees, *17.500. MANCHESTER - R r e tty Cape Cod'^ayrair5^;-e?rb"v‘f : ( f ‘‘'' .V *150 and dryer in basement. Located at 16 Lyness St~, Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. on E’orc'euUH priv'atc ftcrc with And Whert-a5 5&id compAny Ha# from tn^ rvA>^rx^ r iinc ipi- diaries Nicholscm 742-6364 1959 AMBASSADOR Wagon, excel­ I.AWN MOWERS sharpened and! —pleated skirt, radiant neckline. PatteZB Wol 2848-H has hot-iroo Realtor , _ , 643-2766 Manchester. $140 per month — as of August 1. tvMfev tar 4 dfierent sets of many shade and birch tree.s, 23 uam^'^ ^ iK a * of .he ^ and^-Non-r^iirring K.. v.-ii- lent condition. Call 875-6457 any­ repaired, free pick-up and deliv- OUTSIDE PAINTING No. 8214 with PATT-O-RAMA is NORTH COVENTRY — *13,500. VIOLIN INSTRli'C’TION in your . k i sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, ao. B u m m a n o g ra a n ta 2 dU ferent sizes. Charles Nicholson 742-6364 foot living room with fireplace, Connerticut General .statute.- RevUion tim e. . ery in Manchester. Ru.s.s’ Mower Neat completed 6 room Cape, oil formal dinhie room I*-, baths' of 195S as amended, all rightful hold- purchase of the land described in Service. 742-7607. home. Call 742-7425. ■■ 81 to 40. Size, 82 bust, Mxnt sleevas, To order, send 36c kn coins to :— Average Cape hot water heat, large fenced yard, with sunoorch and attaSied ga-1 I Paragraph 2 hereof, 1969 TR-3 ROADSTER. A-1 c o n d i ------SEPTIC TANKS Phn ' 4% yards of 16-lnch. A n n TI k Msadiester Ehre- BOLTON LAKE Wateifroot — 4 Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. with sraporen attacnea ga I redemption of. the trading.-tamp- ■,{. 4 t o w If the Town wil’ vote to tioo, low mUeage, *1,200. 643-1234 THEE REMOVAL pruning, and Or Average OPEN FOR INFECTION T o order, send 40c in c o in s k o : t a w H e r a ld . lUB AVE. OF room home, bunklKxise, ail fur­ rage. Close to Parkway, Parkway, schools such company with the Secretanof '• ^ ^ me, town wu. vote to Bonds—Stocks— ANT> ’ Paint the State. 30 Trinity Street. Hartford extend Tooniev Lane. si>-cahed, after 5:80 I ltd clearing. Lawn mowing. F'raidc Ranch Sue Burnett, The Manchester live­ Mwnemanam k E W T O B E 88. N .Y . nishings included- Usable all year. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN — Beauti- SCOTT DRIVE — Beautiful Ranch, and shopping. 969 Tolland Turn­ Mortgages 31 nice location, all 'Utilities, *18,000. pike. Call owner 643-0722. r Connecticut. Claim., must be made In 900 feet, and include the same as C. Noble, 649-6063. PLUGGED SEWERS Sotorday ood Sowdcfy, July 20-21 ning Herald, 1108 A V E . O T Fdr Ut-dam — add 10c fok- Good financing. John H. Lappen. ful 7 room Oolcnial, family room, person or by certified “ I part of the Town PuMd System., *115 AM BBIG AS, n e w Y («K 88. H-T. oaeh iwttMw Ptfek Name, Ad- In c.. 64!QS261. 2-car garage, 2 fireplaces, 1^ Joseph Barth, Broker, 649-0320. mail withis three months of 1960 VCKXSWAGEN, blue, 2-door. BHARPENmo Servloa- ■aws, 8ECDND mortgages — Unlimited 135 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, 8. — this notice, incl’ide the. pame and ad­ Doted at Bolton. Connecticut, ' 1 to 5P.M. For Ist-ctaas mailing add IBc tajr dreos wlfii aowe aad Pattern Num­ tiled l»th s .' all built-ins,- porch, dress of the claimant and the place of Good conditidB, *1,060. 649-4100. knivea, axea, atieais, funds available for second mort-. Maehjne Gleaned b e r. - - SIX ROOM Oolonial, two blocks city utilities, targe lot, full attic, BOWERS SCHOOL district — 7 Quality built ranch of 5 large this 19th day of July .AX)., ,1§!^. * each pattern. Print Name, Addrees Usuance of the stamps, and be ac­ , _C?!ari€^t-.A__B*S5)ina, rotary biadta. Quick service. gages, payments to suit your -■Septic Tanks, Dry Wells. Sew­ with Zone, Style No. and Stas. J i h C 88c for flta New '68 A lb u m ! from schools, . 2-car garage, en- plastered walls, full insulation, nxim expanded C a ^ , 3 bedrooms, rooms, living area! 1,298 square companied by the unredeemed slamps IMS VAUANT, 4rdopr, low mile­ Roof Leaking? Michael Peace toi Bquipraent Oo.,.S8 Main in., budget Expedient service. J. D. er Lines Installed—Crilar Wa­ Send 60c today fo r the new 3fany hivsiy designs! Directiaos for cloeed porch, neat, clean, wen laundry in basement, hatchway, 2 full baths, oversize garage, feet, AA zone, beautifully shaded, '■ ELLA T.. GRASSO age. automatic transmission, R ealty. 643-5129. tan Secretstry of the Stata Bernard SheridOB Mancheater. Hours (tally 7-6. terproofing Done. G winter ’6$ Basic Fsafaton. • com- otat and nfahna ta knit; doily, k e p t' hfwne. H ayes A gen cy, 643- 1 many extras. Charles Lesperance aluminum siding.. Owner transfer­ landscaped lot 100x200 fe e t 6 4 9 - ^ HartfordT back- « 9 Ugtits, 6-yaar guarantee. Thurs(tey 7-6. Saturday 7-4. JOSEPH ROSSEHO adetan and sitaneza ta czodiet! 4803. 649-7620, 643-5664. red. $17,900. 049-2789. ; 1193. fate 16, Board o f Oeledtznen 643-7958, A FRESH START will ease tension j EMEROENOY REPAIRS pleto pattern magaalae. -l_ and help jfour vacation plans. *3,-| McK in n e y B r o s. ja m 4-door wagon, I "HA’VE TIME, will work." All odd 000 costs *66.75 p^r. month. C a ll; TEL 649.0308 very clean and e- Jtbs done, ^verytlung our spe­ Prank Burke, Own! itprtgage Ex­ Sewaraga Disposal Co. v n e W ro o f witt^aga. After 6:80, cialty. You name it. Call us any­ change, 15 Lewis Street, Hartford,« I80-?S2 P ea rl 8 t.— M I S-6808 tim e. 649-iSU, 63S-29i37. 24*-8897. / -V /

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FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1W8 Avorace Net Pren; PAOC FOlsTHTEEN Iks Wwtht F«ir tiM Wwfc EtoM ^anrtrrslpr iEn^ning H^ralb eC V. B, Wetoll M|y U , U8S Mr*. William Ford,' 2 Leona Dr., fonner a*eouttvaa -vwus also halted Rockville. Ju$y 1, bat no agreement with Pooh Clo»e’Early Hospital Notes FW Reaches them has been reached. Tliey are LEE’S FLORIST 13,736 la eSm. Stoiday fair About Town DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: r .( the AaOt Mrs. Margaret Cameron, Manches­ Daldd Kaw, who was receiving and ftlFT SHOP high 9. o ld 88to ^ The town’s swimming pools of ObcnlattMi Ai Howwn) Jr., quarUsr- ter Convalescent Home; Peter $72,000 a year, and Aaron L. Ja­ Rt. 44A, Botton—64S-8669 will close at 4 p.m. tomorrow visiting hours are S to 8 p.m. Accord with coby, who was receiving $48,000. Manchester— A City of Village Charm laatv Moond oleuas U.S. N&vy, for all areas except maternity, Houle, Bunker Hill Rd., Andover; . V because of the ecJlpse of the Karr has said he will bring suit e YES, WE DBliiVER o m o t Mr. and M m B3a.rl^ A. How- where they are 2 t» 4 p.m. and Francis MIele, 393 E. Middle ird ft-., 61 Adama St., ia serving sun. Tpke.; Mrs. Mary Rider, 73 Walk­ against the corporation. Verplanck and Sailer’s p o ^ , 6:30 to 8 p.m. and private rooms, Two Officers Flowers for all occasions; OL. LXXXH, NO. 347 (TEN PAGES—TV SECnON) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1968 (OlawUM AdveMtoing m Page PRICE SEVEN CENTS i boiiril tl«e liaHtatlc mlaaile ewtoma- where they are 10 a.m. .to 8 p.m. er St.; Mrs. Barbara Carlton, FalitMmks 'Whitney is a hold­ Weddings, Funerals, Ont ■ine Uas Sam Houston, an At- w’hidh usually have a session Thompson-vllle; Clarence Minott, break at 3:30, will have one Visitors -are requested not to ing comipany which owns Chand- Flowers and Oorsages . . . antla Flest unit, operating o\it of Hartford. The new management of Fair­ ler-Evans and Pratt and Whitney Xsir Ijondoiv One of the Navy's session, 1 to 4. smoke In patients’ rooms. No more DISCHARGED TODAY: Salva­ banks Whitney Corp. has negotiat­ than two rtsltors at one time per in Week Hartford and Chit’s BUre Most Are Not New lowest auhmiurinee, the Sam Hous- tore Evangelista, 63 Green Manor ed agreements with two former Aims of Hartford. on malntaiinB constant patrol to Mias Sheila Ann Hill, daughter- -patient. Rd.; Mrs. Helen Aeford, 109 Lock- corporate officers to stop pa.ylng Bomb Falls, irotoot the Nort,h American Con- of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Hill, wood St.; Fritz Gomez, Wethers­ them anntial consultant fees of nient from surprise attack. 99 Strickland St., has started a Patients Today: 214 field. $35,000. The agreements are sub­ See OCR ea m p M t eeketiaB twelve-week program in psychial- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. ject to court appro-val. Bounces, in Airman 2.c. Roft>ert M. Oiotoiak, rilt^ niirsinp at the In.atitute of Ruth Bolieau, Stafford Springs; The officers are AJfons Landa BOB’S a t famooB . . . Stimmit Series Seen m of Mir. a,ivd Mins. John J. Dro- ; Soott Mairiucci. 20 Roy Rd.. Wap- and Robert C. Pinklestein. Under Clearer Picture Asked Diving, Hartford. iak, 78 Fojocinoft Dr., will be re- I ping; .Samuel Sease, 8 Alpine St.; 12th Circuit the agreement, they will receive WELDING SERVICE aaiirned to Paine Field. Wash., Maiine Pfe George E. Mlagnuson. Mrs. Fmnees Patrizzi, East Hart­ a single payment of $25,000. Pay­ Immediate Emergency Service! oUowli^ We graxhiation next aon of Mr. and Mrs. George Mag- ford: Donald M'artin, BaM Harl- Court Cases ment of iXMisuItant fees to former Noon Rush nonth from the United States Air nuson, 9.^ .St. .John St., recently foixl: Mrs. Celia Zor.skis. 175 Hil­ officers prompted a number of ELECTRIC — GAS ^ d— A hi i~4 I E> e Airce technical tralninp course oompletwi a .six-week period of liard St.: Mrs. Linda Mitchell, East stockholders suits, including one 643>2408 . . . 649-7578 for aircraft radio repairman at Hartford: William Hewitt. 70.6 by Atty. George Leasner of Man' O f N ik ita ’ s P r o p o sa ls SAN FRANCISCO (AP)— intensive training progroasing EAST H-ARTFORD SESSION KeMler Air Ftorre Base. Mi.ss. Griffin Rd.. Wapping; Ronald Chester, now a director of the Welding from 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. A Navy attack bomber drop­ from basic laotics to complex Vincent P, Quinn Jr., 55 Wells No job too big or too small. manouvera of the fire squad. Pfe : FVechette. A.shford; William Jones, corporation. ped a practice bomb by mis­ On Red War-Ban Bid St.. Manchester, arrested last P rom oted Magtiuson is .stationed at Oamp 22 Brookside Lane, Vernon; Mrs. I^ymenit of feea to two other Located In The WASHINaTON (AP)—Hie Krai-Aly bonoring Jano. Radar, tbe» Host of Khrushchev’s suggestions take on crowded, downtown ] (Myrtle Flicnd, We.stboro, Mass.; night at his home on breach of Capt. Roger W. Peterson, U.S. HARTFORD ROAD Pendleton, Ctalif. peace charge, today pleaded guil­ ody adminlMration will ask the Hungarian premier, propoMd------' are not new and have been made Market Street Friday during NEW CAR I Ch.arles Bu.sh, Bast Hartford; Mrs. Army, was promoted to his pres­ ENTERPRISES QUINN’S PHARMACY — test ban covering all nu­ at one time or another by either I Ann Reinhart, East Hartford; Mrs. ty and was releas!^ under $200 ent rank in oeremrionlea at the of­ At 270 Hartford Rd. Joviat Union to spell out formal- the noon rush. .Maraie Pfe .lames .1. Guulin. bond, witih the case continued until 878 MAIN ST. clear exploedona except those Un­ the Soviets or the West, officials ■Jean Moflarthy. Tolland; Steven fice of Gen. J. G. Gramzow, com­ RANGE Manchester y the nra^ring propcMala Premier derground. recalled. But. they said, that does The pale blue 2S-pound bomb .son of Mrs Bliaabeth K. GauUn. Fornnd, Hebron; Mrs. Virginia .July 29 for pre-sentencltig Inves­ manding general of the Army carried some gunpowder, that did RENTALS 32 Hazel St., is .serving with the tigation. ,\M> Khnuhehev made Friday In a —A nonaggression pact between not mean they could not present Soviet Hints Brennan. 348 Avery St., Soirth Tank Automotive Center. Detroit. Cremlin qieech. the Soviet-lead Warsaw Treaty a basis for new discussions. not explode. It hit nobody. But It Second Battalion of the Third Hi.s wife told police that her Mich. Peterson is the son of Mr. caused plenty of excitement. Windsor Su.san Shearer, Cider Mill FUEL OIL An authoritative source said to- powers and the North Atlantic Officials acknowledged that Marine Division in Korea, a n d Rd . Bolton; Carol, Betty Jean and husband had tried to smother her and Mrs. Clarence Peterson, 35 The iMmb came loose as Lt. Vacation Specials with a pillow. Many neighbors lay that until this-is done it will Treaty Organization. ' much of what Khrushchev said in recenUy participated in ampliib- Diane Balanceaii, Ellington; Mrs. Lockwood St. His wife, Joan, is GASOLINE —A settlement of the German- R. A. Kiner, of Anaheim, Calif., Unity Near ious oxerciaea near Seoul in con­ were dra-wn out of their houses by be difficult for Washington to as- his public speech was a repetition headed his A4A Skyhawk toward One. two or three weeks Anna Schultz, Snipsic Lake Rd., the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John less Khrushchev's suggestions on Berlin question. of what Soviet negotiators have junction with the Republic of ' Rrx kville; Randall Pe<-k, Elling­ the noise from the couple’s home, M. Boyle, 661 E. Middle T^ke, a landing at Alameda Naval Air Get Our Rates police .said. The police received a msing East-West tensions. —A freeziiig, or reduction, of told Harriman and Lord Hailsham, Station. Korea. ton; Ohe.ster Small, 52 Biasell St.; The captain is a 1959 graduate The request for more details win military bu(]gets. 2 neighbors complaint of the noise the British delegate at the nuclear Falling 25,000 feet, the bomb On N-Tests Mrs. Elaine Duff. 3 Hunter Rd.; of the University of Connecticut. BANTLY OIL 'le made through W. Averell Har­ —A system of inspection posts talks, in private discussions. Paul Dodge Pontiac The Rev. Robert Shoff. pastor shortly before midnight. He recently returned from a three- 85 East Center St. gouged a hole a foot wide and INC. Robert Yoimg, 71 N. Elm St.; COMi'.WV, INC. tman, U.S. representative at the on both sides of the Iron Ciulain But, the officials said, neither of the Church of the Nazarene, Mrs. Dorothy Ofbermeier, Glaston­ year tour of duty with the 4th at air fields, railroad stafions. four inches deep in the middle of Phone 649-2881 At Summit St. luclear test bM negotiations in Khrushchev nor his aides made MOSCOW (A P )— Premier will be in charge of radio broad­ bury; Mrs. iioretta De.sautels, 399 162 TO 148 Division In Germany where he was f.’!i s t [m: i;i .’vioscow. highways and ports to prevent sur­ Market Street. Then it bounced in »7S MAIN STREET casts sponsored by the Manchester HARTFORD (AP) — The Sltaite executive officer of Co. A, 126th the type of cwicrete proposals they a 300-foot-high arc over a five- Klirushchev's offer to ease Parker St.; Mrs. Doris Boulanger, 'n :j„ ■\iitciuii !t-i.■)!),") Although a State Department prise attacks. said are needed for meaningful Mini.sterlal Association over sta­ Motor Vehicle Depertmen/t’s adliy Ordnance Battalion. SWEETHEART —Reductions of the surmed forces stoty building while a fragment cold war tension with a 01astonbai-ry; Romolo Saglio, He­ itatement promised a careful stu­ discussions. hit an adjoining building. , tion MThTB Sunday at 7:3.’i p.ni. bron. record of automobile fatalities as He is staff assistant for the Ivockv ilif TK ."'-IIJTI dy of Khrushchev’s speech, ofO- in East and West Germany. sweeping set of war preven­ and daily next week at 7:30 a.m. of la.st night and the total on project coordinator, field service cials said they will need more The State Department said as Administration officials were "It looked like a shotgun had tion proposals raised hopes to­ and 6:30 pjn, ADMI'PTED TODAY: Raymond $ J . 2 9 guardedly optimistic about blown a three-inch hole through Hagenow, 85 Branford St.; John the same date lasit year: directorate, of ATAC. Capt. Pet­ doz. than the speech text before they n on as tt has a clear {deture of day of an early East-West 1962 1963 erson, his wife and three sons, Kve what Khrurtichev has in mind tt Khrushchev’s remarks on a non- my office window,’’’-said Bob Cuy- Masterpieces Gerard. '75 Olcott Dr. ROSES can weigh the Soviet leader’s ler, of Menlo Park, an executive summit conference. Mns. William Malkenson, 101 Ol- Killed ...... 148 162 in East Detroit. proj^ will begin consultations with oott Dr., and Walter Schultheis, 91 BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son liev, speaking at a rml America’s allies. (Canttamed on Page Three) on the seventh floor of the eight- Some diplomatic source.n indica­ Robert Rd.. will be hostess and to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Enoch, story, glass-walled IBM Building. ted the proposals involved ao in Miniature 169 Hilliard St.; a son to Mr. and “ My desk was glistening wlUi much that not one but a series r —/ d host Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at broken glass," said Cuyler, who Lutz Jimior Museum. 1 of summit conferences may be had Just left for lunch. I neces-sary Jury Convicts The bomb tore a chunk of con­ I The Soviet premier offered Fri- .LITTLl AWtTOCRATS Thomas J. Tnmer Jr., son of Mr. NATIVE PRODUCE crete from a cornice on the fourth and Mrs, Thomas Joeenth Turner. [ day to back up a nuclear test ■mumme cMoeotATts BURNER floor of the Phoenix Building on ' ban agreement with a nonagrea- 26 Alice Dr., has been cited for his is Here! Look What We have: OW N AND LIVE IN YOUR Assorted Milk and Navy Yeoman, Pine Street more than a block ' sion pact and a system of air­ associate in applied scionce degree away. Then it thudded to the Dark Chocolate from the School of Printing at field and railroad inspectioris to OWN GROSSMAN HOME street and bounced against a Pa­ prevent surprise attacks Rochester (N. Y.) tastitute of Spied for Reds cific Gas A Electric Co. truck in Technologj’. SERVICE I He also gave the first official “TipideUi Swoot Corn, Tomatoes, which three workmen were eat­ IndicaUon that U.S.-British-Sovl- Beans, Peas, S p i b a c h. NEW YORK (AP) — Navy Yeo­ ing lunch. et negotiations here are -fast ap- adiuztmMit. . . by man Nelson C. Drummond has I proaching a formal agreement to Squash, Soiod Bowl, Bos­ healing epeeWlils. ban all but undeiground nuclear been convicted by a federal court I te.sts. ton Lettuce, etc, "You bnarganor mivIq*, idoM Mid dey, OR hedffng Moeofi. Jury of conspiracy to commit es­ Khrushchev said he would IBie Nome H^W e Hove It!" pionage for the S ^ e t Union. State N ew s to .see the agreement include a Amiable to Ul «lw PAY The stocky, moustached Drum­ ban on underground exploatooa, mond, 34. his wife by his side, but implied such a pact may not DOUBLE Also: Native Blueberries and Raspberries blink^ Friday night as the verdict be immediately possible due to Peaches, Cherries, Plums, Watermelons AMERICAN«Bi«d Nsotiig OS waa announced but showed no oth­ Roundup the impasse over on-site inspec­ WORLD GREEN er outward emotian. tions. and Cantaloupes . . . NOTHING... The maximum penalty on the Appearing in warm good hu­ conrictian Is death. Judge Thomas mor. Khrushchev made his pro­ C. Iforphy set Aug. 15 for sen­ Two Towns Hurt posals in a 90-minute speech at STAMPS Groceries — Soda — Pastry — Dairy Products tencing. a meeting honoring Hungary's vis­ IS M c ftC i TILL JAN. 1964 It was the Negro yeoman’s sec­ By Severe Storm iting (Spremier and Communist ond trial on the charges. The first Party leader. Janos Kadar. The 901 MAIN ST.—Ml 8-6S21 ALL WEEK trial ended in a hung jury. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 6.000 persons present interrupted PBESOBIFTION PHARMAOT Open 7 Days Every The second Jury—10 men and him repeatedly with applause and High vedocity winds accom J Week For Your Convenience! Fogarty Bros., Ins. itolAng alM two wetnen, one of the latter a cheers. PERO Plus Negro—deliberated 11 hours and ,^anied by heavy rains caused dam­ Khrushchev's proposals may b« 276 OAKLAND ST. — MANCHESTER 919 BROAD ST.~-Tel. 649-4689 40 minutes before bringing in its age in two Ckmneoticut tewns last elaborated later to ^ y when U.S. verdict on the first count of the night. Undersecretary of Sitate W. Aver­ two-count indictment. MANCHESTER, CONN. SPECIAL BONUS OFFER*! bl Blast Windsor a Miort Isut Charred ruins of tool shack at Aetna where fire is held to have started. (Herald photo ell Harriman and Britian’s Lord M tocntodedM ed a mistrial sewers storm s«it one man to the by Saternis.) * Hailsham meet with Soviet For­ Oedy Alaska and Mains — In >tow-jaMto«ufaa4 sd ^ s e to­ theTBWBlf’TWht;—wiiish shaiged hospital and felled trees and elec­ eign Minister Arwlrel A. Gromyito to day. It will begin in the west osser Oomeettoot about 4:40 p m . Drummond with actually eomii^t- resume their test ban negotia­ tric wires. The foUen wires caused tions. reach Ms chmax around 6:46 pm. and end at 6:40. (A P Ftato- tag espionage acts at the time of minor fires that were doused with­ flax). Us arrest last Sept. 28 in Larch- out InddenL With the test ban, Kbnirtichev mont, N.Y. The jury reported that said he also wrants a nonaggres­ The sU»m also damaged an un- sion agreement between the U it was unable to reach agreement detennlned amount of tobacco at FREE on that count. Blaze Races Through North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ a tobacco farm. On the first count, Drummond Thomas C. Yagmin, 26, of Wind­ tion and its Communist couirtei'- 6LENW00D was found guilty of conspiring with part, the W’arsaw Pact. He first Watchers of Eclipse sor suffered heed injuries when a tied the two together in s July 2 G ta/n^ four Soviet agents in a plot to pro­ large limb from an elm tree speech in Elast Berlin. % ,...... vide military data. Including infor- crash'Bd down on the roof of Ihs KNOWN fQR values BUILT-IN matlon on naval weapons systems. Realizing a package deal would SAVE3WAYS car. Aetna Construction encounter rough sledding. ha (Osnttnanl on Page Three) A chapel at. Elm (Srove Oeme- opened a new way to negotiations RAN8E and OVEN Hope Clouds Go By teiy was damaged by a fallh^ by saying: "We think that the tree. yL SAVE ^ SAVE w SAVE Yours absolutely free as a house A fire, of undetermined origin, question of the form of the noo- Li East Haddam, trees were up­ last night raced through five con­ w ith l o w g;ift. Act now and enjoy your own with top quality with low oricA price on low terms Vacation Weekend rooted, oomfieldB leveled and sev­ struction shacks and scaffolding (Coatiaaed oa Page Three) Grossman fftome this summer. By ALTON BLAKE8LEE f ly tuned instruments, hundreds of eral farm houses damaged In a Grossman’s offers you this Glen- Associated Press Science Writer astnmomers and other scienUats in a new wing of the Aetna Life Starts for Kennedy storm that swept near the Colchee- Congress Affiliated Companies on Farming- wood built-in range and oven NBW YORK (AP) — Scientists waited around* for the rare op­ ter turnpike. NEW *63 CHRYSLER NEWPORT $ 0 A Q A -0 0 (your choice of gas or electric) . . . and children, and people of all portunity to analyze the sun’s ton Ave., Hartford. A farm oiwned by Qua Dill was The three-alarm Maze, w-hicii 4>DOOR SEDAN Delivered in Manchester if you buy your Grossman home occupations and ages, joined in pearly halo or corcoa. Its temper­ HYANNIS PORT. Mass. (AP)— hardest hit. Glass waa shattered in 2-CYCLE - 2-HOSE now and before July 31, 1963. omnmcm celestial cause this mom- atures and changing structure, the | President Kennedy settled down the front door and part of a tin was believed to have started m Bulletins 80 OAKLAND ST. Come and see what can be your to—hoping for clear skies to see bending oi starlight passing close today for a weekend of family roof waa ripped off a bam. Sev­ For Rail the construction equipment where new home today. an eclipse of the sun. to the sun, the ai^low, and other frolicking, yachting and golf—aft­ eral acres of com were destroyed. the new wing meets the southeast Called froBi AP Wire* CHORCHES MOTORS. Inc. MANCHESTER TTte rendezvous of mocm and phenoonena. er playi^ second fiddle Friday to In Elast Hartland, some 1.15 comer of the old building, was DELUXE FULLY AUTOMATIC WASHER sun will be visible during after­ Racing eastward in airplanes an oninent churchman. inohee of rain fell within 30 mln- By JOE HALL >the dispute. Its contents win be brought under control within an Choose the Home you’ll want to own... noon hours throughout the con­ with the moan’s swift shadow, Kennedy planned to do some hour after the first aJaim waa utea and tempeieuturea dropped WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ made public today. Not just one of a group . . . but your own individual Myl«l tinental United States, but with American and Canadian scientists' cruising aboard the Wliite House from 79 to 63. called in at 9:08. home . . . selected from more than 35 different designs. The the moon covering only part of will extend their time in the total | yacht Honey Fitz, some swimming gress is tooling up to move The President is expected to use At Bradley F ie l d , Windsor the report as a basis for recom­ Three firemep were injured in Red Chief Savs modern ranch or the ageless Cape is yours for the asking. . .Se. eclipse by up to 44 seconds, j promptly on President Kennedy’s the glowing disc.^ over the side, and perhaps get in Locks, .35 Inches of rain were re­ mending legislation to solve the fighting the fire which sent the complete selection of beautiful, quality homes. Only in a 60-mile wide swath Aground, the eclipse will be total i another round of golf—weather recommendations to avert a na­ flames flying up some three sto­ ported. Temperaturee there fell tionwide railroad strike but few dispute and avert or stop a nation­ Accord Tn Sight’ NOW ONLY through Alaska and Maine will the for about 100 seconds in Aladia to! permitting. from 88 to 71 degrees in one hour. ries. eclipse be total, with day turning about one minute in Maine. Boston’s Richard Cardinal Cush­ members think it can act In a wide strike. week. One highly placed member of Firemen Joseph Del Campo and to night and stars poking cut, Rocket scientists will be busy, ing put Kennedy in the shadows John Losty of Engine Oo. 1 were MOSCOW (AP) — Soviet with comets possibly l^ b m i^ vis­ too, firing instrumented rockets at the baptism of the President’s Dam Dedicated Congressional committee staffs Congress said he understood Ken­ have done considerable research nedy would propose a narrowly overcome by the intense smoke Premier Khrushchev told am* ible to their flirtations with the from Canadian and U.S. laimching 11th nephew, 15-day-oId Christo- WINSTED (A P )—The $?.5 mil­ and Lt. Robert Martin stepped on j lion Mad River Dam and reservoir and hearings are expected to start restricted solution applying only bassadors at a reception that ■un. a board in which several nails There, with an array of careful- (C fU aned an Page Four) (Ooatiniied on Page Nin^ was hailed today at its scheduled in both branches within a day or to the current dispute. the nuclear test ban talks are dedication as a symbol of commu­ so alter Kennedy sends up his According to this version, the punctured his boot and went into ' his foot. All were taken to Hart­ going on so well that "an nity action. proposals on Monday. three-man board headed by Judge agreement is in sight.** ■The dam is desigpied to prevent Legislators said the length of Samuel Rosenman which pre­ ford Hospital for treatment. a recurrence of the fiood that time needed to pass a law will viously , made recommendations | The fire was first di.scovered by . Khrushchev made the com* This could be your home. , -.plenty of depend on the depth of the Presi­ for settling the argument would I one of aixHit 350 maintenance : ment in the presence of Un* living space for you and your family. PAY LIKE turned Main St. into a mass of rubble Aug. 18, 1955. Seven lives dent’s recommendation^. be called back into the case. This I men who were working m the I dersecretftry of State - W‘. The Grossman home is complete, you time it would make detailed rec- ] main buikhng at the time. He w-as '•y '■ NO MONEY DOWN get everything to build your home with RENT! Sen. Lister Hill, D-Ala., chair­ Averell Harriman. ■ (Continued on Page Three) man of the Senate Labor Com­ ‘ ,'f C ,f . . . no hidden ‘extras . . . nothing else S."'' V- 2.25 weekly Lot Owner.— mittee, said it “ would be moving (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Three) ;,to buy. Only the very best in materials No Money Down RELE.\SE BUDDHISTS n:Mk your satisfaction, is guaranteed. mighty fast” to get the bill S.AIGON. VIM Nam (.\P) — I through in one week before the The government today reteased • New improved lint filter Smith Served July 29 deadline. But there was some hope that Racial Roundup all SS2 Boddhists from the < ' % e Deep overflow rinse makeehlft prison into nhich they 2 if Congress showed a determina­ e Four vane agitator tion to act by that time, the rail­ w-ere thrown jA'ednesday and 13 Years for took down the bart>ed wire barri­ a Full 10 lb. capacity ^ roads a nd unions might again decide to postpone the showdown. cades surrounding Buddhist pa­ - ' c Wrong Crime Under an agreement made at Protests Threatened godas. The dramatic conciliatory the \Vhlte House July 10, the car­ move did not satisfy the Budd­ THB ONLY WASHIR riers agp'eed to hold off instituting hist leaders. Thei- said they PHELADBLPHIA (AP) —Jo­ new work rules—which eventually would continue their resLstanro IN AMBRICA WITH seph Smith, 45, has been set free would eliminate 65,000 jobs—until In Maryland Again against alleged religious perse­ Treat yourself to a cool, refreshing THE DETERGENT The Grossman home offers you so much after spending 13 yeere in prison July 29. The five operating unions cution until all their demanda ■for your home building dollar. More quali­ for a crime he didn’t commit. He also agreed not to call a strike are met. Dairy Queen* Float and really beat SHIELD PLUS A ty . . . more design . . . more livability. ONLY THE wne released Ihursdny by Judge before then. Theodore Relmel because two al­ The President received a report By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rested during protests at the park KILLED IN MET X.\.H 5-YEAR PARTS AND More of everything you dreamed your VERY BEST the heat at this special price! Prove home should Include. Don’t put oft owning leged accomplioee admitted he Friday on the facts' and issues in Negroes plan to demon.strate in July 4 and 7. Then a truce was S.AHWX, Viet Nam (.AP)— h ^ been framed and had nothing .-An .American solw r was IdUed LAROR GUARANTEE your home . . . come in and see the beau­ IN MATERIALS (Cambridge. Md.. Saturday night arranged while the Baltimore to yourself that DAIRY QUEEN IS tiful selection of Grossman homes. You to do with an $800 holdup for unless a committee of lawyers ar­ County Human Relations Com­ and another wpunded in a con­ ON THE fOW ER build—we build—or we both can build. wtSch aiU three were oonvioted. Senate Bid Rumors rives before 7 p.m. to begin medi­ mittee attempted mediation. fused gunbattle between U.Sk BETTER ... Better tasting, better One of the men, George Clark, ation talks in the racially tense Mayor J. Palmer Gaillard and iiiilltary personnel at an air­ DRIVE TRANSMISSION 40, told the judge he lied at strip 65 dMIcs southwest of here for you, too. You’ll love the delicious community on Maryland’s Ea.st- Negro leaders reported progress I SEND FOR YOUR FREE HOMES CATALOG Smith’s trial in 1950, in return for Surprise to Glenn ern Shore. at two biracial meetings m late Thursday night, U.S. mili­ difference of Dairy Queen—served to ' GROSSMAN HOMES n a ppomiee of a light sentence giv­ The National Guard has banned Charleston.- S C . where 22 Ne­ tary authorities reported today. 130 Granite Street I en by officials whose names he WASHINGTON (AP) — Lt. Oil. such protests under modified mar­ groes were relea-sed on bonds to­ Authoritiee said the ghooting you fresh from the freezer at the veigr Quincy 69, Mass. | said he couldn’t remember. Joseph John H. Glenn Jr. says he is not tial law. ' taling $230,000. They were arrest­ started shortly before, niidnlght 1 Farro, now 41, supported Clark’s about to toss his astronaut’s hel­ "W e’re going to march togeth­ ed during violence 'Tuesday night. Thursday when a, guard at the Please send me your free illustrated Homes book free. I am testimony at the trial, presumably, Vlnh Long airstrip opened Ore > .ik of its flavor. Made from pure, Check these other top buys; I under no obligation because of this request. I met Into the jxilitical ring—at least er, and if need be, we’ll go to Despite the optimistic outlook oourt officials said, for the same not now. jail together," said Stanley; of the leaders, persons attending lU what he thought were Gom- pasteurized milk. Dairy Queen has ' NAME ...... reason.* Said Glenn: “ I am . . . unwill­ Branche, a field secretary of the a church meeting were told to miinLst gnerrillas approaching 5-CYCLE 2-SPEED An attorney retained b y Smltfa’s the base. I S.TREET ...... I ing to categorically state that I National Association for the Ad­ wear their walking shoes in prep­ more vitamins**, more bone-build­ m 71-yoar-old mother first got Clark will not do anything in'the future, vancement of (Colored People. aration for another downtown 1 FULLY AUTOMATIC WASHER____ CITY ...... STATE ...... to admit be had Hed. and that includes business, the The decision was made Friday march. Ql EBEC SIN1UNG ing minerals, more muscle-toning pro* "Ihere’a tto doubt that this man Ql EBEC (.AP)—’The 13.609- ^ ^ w n my own l o t ...... Marine (Jorps, NASA, politics, or night, 30 minutes after Gov. J. Tension ea.-^ed .somewhat at Col­ 5-CYCLS 2-SPEED BLEACH-O-MATIC ia ktnooeTS..’’ Judge Relmd said In any other kind of endeavor that Millard Tawe.s urged, during a umbus. Ga Police ssud both adult too British frrtgfater Trltonica teins than ordinary ice cream. Common Pleas CcMit. might be'a possibility." statewide television-radio address, Negro leaders and youth foUncil s-ink quickly after a eoWsioa •SPECIAL BONUS OFFER EXPIRES JULY 31st. Oark and F a r r o Implicated early today ill the St. Lanxe t a *OMry QwMn » • iraSaMrt Nr NMn CUSTOM FULLY AUTOMATIC WASHER. 228 Glenn qalle^ a news conference a peaceful .settlement o f’ the ra­ members agreed to suspend dem­ deducts fuaOe erVr w D«wr jhMN ' . Smith, an ex-convict then on pa­ Friday seeking to put at rest ru­ cial problem. onstrations temporarily. During River and other ships are look- • •rnmm «nc*w*nf «*e*ewi.66Wh role. in the 1950 holdup, saying mors he might run for the Senate Integration leaders called off | the day unsuccessful attempts - Ing for aunlvors. The yraasport he rtiared the loot. While await- in his native Ohio next year, per­ demonstrations temporarily ■ after I were made to desegregate a, Departmmt's marine radio ata-s... GROSSMAN HOMES ihg trial, Smith stabbed a turn­ haps against Sen. Stephen M. a state official said' a racial rela-1 swimming pool,, a libraiy and a Uon here saU the TrttoBlea mnk W .T .G IR A N T C O . Vodin f f ri4Mdir4j '.T key in an attempt to escape from Young, a Democrat. tions committee of the Maryland I teen-age recreation facility. ao quickly It did not hare time YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE jail. FV>r this a term of tlioee and "That I was being considered as Bar Association would be asked A reverse integration attempt to send a distneo algnaL The a half to seven years was im­ a candidate for the Senate by per­ to mediate the dispute. also failed. Police said four white number almard waa aot kaewa DAIRY QUEEN NO. 1 DAIRY QUEEN NO. 2 Then and Now in Coventry posed, this to be served on top of sons unknown was as much news Officials of Gwynn Oak Amuse­ teen-agers asked for cards at the immediately. The statfoa said OWNED AND OPERATED OWNED AND OPERATED MICHAEL CRAVIS H is Oovsotzy antoftoal S ociety hss revived the type c f old ooualzy Store once wefi known in New seven and a half years left over to me as it was to anyone,” Glenn ment Park hear Baltimore Agreed Negro library and it promptly the Trttooloa sank after ralBd- , By FRED ANNULLI Bv AL ELKIN SHOPPING PARKADE VERNON CIRCLE ctooed. iag with the 8A99 tea BrtOMi .902 MAIN STREET — WILLIMANTIC, QONN. Englaad ia the W. L. WeDwood store on Mshi SL Open dnrtng Jniy and August from 1 to 5 firom hts parole on hia earUer sen- said. to end segregat(aa at the park 488 HARTFORD ROAD S07 W . MIDDLE TPKE. pjn.', the store h ralehiE siesitiy top the lestwrethsi o f the Sods^rh naerty acqidred bouse in the tenoe on a larceny chugs. He said that it be did go into Aug. 28. In Chicago, a Oongzaan o t Ra- freighter Hpnaagh Heafihi teoaa MANCHESTER II "SERMON HArrison 3-620il' NWhan Hsie Om^ieoc. Dudfoy CL Bnoid roOe by on hfs bwn wfushi m i b . and SAs. Arthur About 180 paraona. including . fog oft the a ta «y Maad af Oito ’VWbon, Uka, C. krtng Isnnia sari Ife and KM. iM o te Mb « m Fags Vivo)' (OonttMnd «■ Faga Two) praniaegit alrtiynuB, w e n ar­