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jU a v M ik llalM rt W . tU b ts to k , M m ekttur A City of VMoge Charm wm ^ 1* . and Jobn Hibar* Board Delays Action ■mm. m . McKm at, l* pw«|ei^- iiw !■ an tvlM BmUt m iO t* m , Pra« M ain Sttodt edd Rdor o f Stoto P iw B ^ i V O L IX X X IL WO. MB M ANcnsna. ciHfw, t h u r s d a t * a u g u s t s , i9 6 t » In w n w a t ooraraMMl m m relm to 643^123 CM ito, Ifarlfi CrntMam. and On Parking Leases a a n OaraBna. M vata Balnr>- M i la a ladto u p tn to r to Haad- iilllililiiifiiiiH ii ffistory’s Boldest^ Biggest ' ^ ■f f * — Battaty of Hie Mth Ar- Town merchants walked out of a board of directors meet­ UtanTa Snd aawttaer BattaUon at Port M B. OBto. ing in disgust last night, after town directors voted 6-2 to Haitians Claim put off deliberations on an oft-proposed expenditure for lease ■Madbara of K in a D avid liodga, and improvement of three parking lots until after a public save on aH your linen closet D^p Cruia: NcgTO VicW tO .< XFn w ffl m eat tonlgbt at 7 :S 0 hearing and deciri his interest in Ihe m erchants’ gow-L(»don nmO train today m ade their getaw ay. why the appropriation had not this great annual event lighted the red signal. They alao Rebels Say No n a M i , M ato B t, to pay tbeir 400 probleniB the tbem was tabled. been moved long ago. and Direc­ and the post office said the cut railw ay teleiAto^e''w irOe. The alarm was i^ven by a pos­ r a v *^ to toa lata M arie Hohnea, It was dkKussed again at an in- tor Harlan Taylor supporting W hen engineer Jack M ills, 57, tal w orker w ho ran to Cheddlngton w ka waa a diaitar m em bar. toim al m eeting, hut had to anvait Powell. k as may exceed a $2.8 minion. stopp^ the train, some of the station about a mile from the action at a form al session. To Republican suggestions that he handita m ade off w ith m ore gang attacked M m and his assist­ s c e n e . PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (AP> Flviiiifcwd R a ae r o Du- MM b Jkw M a Kem eaily, 21 W U - Last night "the beet laid plans" some of the $35,500 be applied to O w n 100 tiaga of registered m all ant whUe others sm ashed windows Police arrived with tracker valier’s government rtaiwia iawaiiato mC Hama by Haitiaa tatd R d , vaoentiy ^lent her vaca­ seemed to hava gone adtray, os of the first two m ail coaches and dogs. Roadblocks were set up. the North End, Democratic Direc­ to n . hiitod to it was a krge quan­ «xilee has been crushed, bvt aa3e aanoea iBBtot ttoe aLsadaa tion to Batm nda. She travried on M ayer Mtahoney’a feiUo>w Dem o- tor David Barry suggested that t i t y v t aaed hut valid (nnreneyj clim bed aboard. They tied up the Both the engineer and his as­ tlM fW tiiMB Im uey Uner *^ 13. («at Director Theodore Powell Bke to ha an hich was befaig ratnraed to ba^ four m ail sorters. sistant w ere taken to a hospital in are advancing. the $32,000 asked could be loaned Here to the a UK. Q iM n of BaRBnda.” found hhnself "reluctant to vote to the administrators of the spe­ The gang then uncoupled the nearby Aylesbury. M ills was de­ Information Minister George J. Flgaiw wmM a to « iaiiiiiiinii- v i e w U m a a i d these sum s not know ing w hat the •’T to e n ii’* raid U m poat ahlce, two coaches from the rem aining tained w ith head injuries. His cial taxing district when approved, tattoos w M ch h que that Duvalier’s troops had aztoriaed ika ■etoHoe ^ te r fidure financial sttuiutinn (for used to supply revenue imtll a **to' Bkely to be very heavy and 10 on the train, which had about sistant waa discharged aftw : treat­ parkingVw ouU be if the propoeed a year a( tach m e n t . several hours of fighting in aacth HBtta M aday. fie < Minrd bond sale is authorized, then re­ m . f e r a B a r i a n y w ril run into aaveo figinws.” SO postal workers aboard. The en­ taxing d Slrict ehould not pass.” a q M c l a l gineer and his assistant were The m ail train carries no pas­ Cbitoad toM kai naie hiali! turned to the parking meter fund A riiiiHneht o t dtamoods atoo the rebels, led by Gen, Leon Cantaiy, a fagaMr dkirf af 17 Ih * directora have before them O B t b a ' forced to drive the engine and the sengers. It leaves Glasgow every yon aato m enay for oonege, for use in other sectiems o f town. was believed kw L had been driven into the nali^l iiMkig Ikatotoacato Eegtojfc. a propoeed expenditure of $ 32,000 first tw o ooachea a m ile torther evening with overnight m all lor let danneottoat Bank and Truot What the directors eventually R was tin W ggari and boldest The eommunlqus of the apprxdm ately $ i n L o n d o n . niMy iiy help you provide for 38,500 decide must wait now at least un­ teato robbecy to Rrittah blstoay. s o u t h . of good order prevails" torsugh- the p a rki^ m eter flind. oidtoaa airwM iiii w ith a knr-ooat til Sept. 3, at the next regular *Poigy and o u t H a m . The money would be spent to business meeting. pBni tbat ipreada the repaym ent U h a r e a q u a Adrien Raymond. Foreign oCfioe S E C F in d s lease for varying lengths of tim e, The directors will then have had undersecretary, told newenea (w ar a rin year period. Yo u are in- and to hnprove, three downtown a hearing on the proposed taxing famous some rebel* were killed or ag>j 'vltad to BweeUgaite the aid and parking areas: district—scheduled for Aug. 27— I tured, but he acknowledged Ihrit anriatanoa aaaitoble to you at 893 . F o r a a year lease of a I F l e l d h « . 1 $1 and may have had time to act on Cantave was not among them. N o C u lp rit M rin, IB Nccth Main and the of the Ham * tract at M ain and Forest 3 t s . , f o r it. If not, it will be put off for at as m any as five years but w ith an Charleston, S j C: The government placed file aiae least another month, well beyond sale SPRING-MAID I of the invading force at about 100. eaoape clause riiould the owners An ottktol t t B the merchants peak fall sales pe­ I *.r ciaticn for the or one fifth of what the refbris w ish to build on tha property. The riod when the spacee would be cost of toiprovem ents would be Colored FMfla. claimed. moet welcome. Private sources to »*ort au In *62 D ip $ 9 , 000, and about 100 spaces w ould faimsSIf on hitag a Prince claimed Cantave was rifll; be provided. sheets and be m™** ay on Haitian soil {weesing Us firhw' 3 . F o r a $1 a year lease for a olence, flw aagani W ASHD66HF4 ( A P I — tract between Spruce and O ak Sts., Am w lcaa Hsgrasq. to topple Duvaller. and Ex- for ten years, w ith $ 17,000 t o b e N«ftr M m* to U « h lm d i summer of caris. '^ A rebel spokesnruui to th^ P s - Ae Fw M -M I toMeeefI now going on! minlcan Republic accused Dnva- a c a ir spent to iR^rove the property tor “The Hsgio to mm cases ller’s regime of issuing talse vic­ a b o u t 90 oar capacity. “not angr tadsy thoto tory claims to try and discourage 3 . F o r a $ 6,000 contribution to wMh a ha ^ nnaifiii|rm !l»- fim d ratoed by m erchants to almost a HaiUans from joining file in- itnoB o r iHtogd i t o i k a lease about 120 apecea in the Pu r- The vaders. nril Paridng area for oonUnued north 1 Exile sources in the Domtainam break a f capital of Santo Domingo inmatefl ftree parking. Sight Irregulars Of„14.98 UKR Pow ril wondered w hat the tow n two rebel columns bad fiuimt luxury percales down past Cap Haltlen. HaJfi’a would do to provide parking if ' Revernble m oat of the available funds were second city, and a third was mov­ ringto ^wspu **? ^'"lM B r *ata*"sM ra aptm/t on tem porary leases. If the tfpm 180 to r toxtar alceping ing across the northwest peninsula litf he lOB- proposed taxing district was not In an apparent squeeae ^ on g t o < j s s c •r Itoe tra- approved to supply new revenua padied t Gonaives. Uie country's itoird -htirloom type t o y t o ^ m not sure paridng costs ism aad largest city. a r i t e M a y U4Smi kmwkm to wi riKMdd not oom e from the <3e n e r a l Rebel informants claimed the m w am a n d HAVE YOUR OLD •tooe the health of' dow n- Bto^totoflBM cevGriGts 72x108 invasion force started at iOO tm m to im portant to the whole strong but waa swelled as h. toL too. a i vanced by defections from Duva- REFRHIERATOR ooram utoty,’' Pow ell said. BBM tto yrBrBppBtoBMto. __ H e proposed that the lecMW IH th BbD Fringe Hans ller's forces. ' WASHER, DRYER M M l * « r A m A a t o . V . L Haitian Ambassador Fern D. M l* eW e w M * i*M eto*^ 81x108 .R * E Y In Ohariotta. M j C.. < Baguidy told a special committee sim ply: “ass O a O t of the Organisation of Americaii m en, but he’s dol •r KIT6HEN Twin Bottom Fitted ...... R.S7 States In Washington Wednesday •"Hetonoa to the registerad TM North and BoUE to' a that "danger still exists because NOTICE Double Bottom F it t e d ...... S .7 4 patoahla totog. CABMETS of the Heberlein Patent Oorp.'^ 1 of the enmity of Dominican Presi­ tongting ritodk ANNE CAMPRELL'S 42x38 Gaaee ...... G74 dent Juan Bosch” toward Du- Ih G iSkiisd I values Io 59c on famous vidler. „ f o h a b ^ b o b H A lEAUTY SALON Baguidy reiterated cfaaiges torit « M n s o i E No 848 M AIN STREET {jJsddon Choose from musKns or percales, the Dominican Republic OaDsbo- t p t o o 16x26 hand foweb limited quantity. Pure white only. rated with the Invading toroc. Tha $20M to spray a WILL BE CLOSED DRUG COMPANY as you prefer, knowing that you L e a d e n Split Dominican goveniment and hnwr- io whito. 901 Main St— M I 8-5821 Twin and fidl bed sizes. 26 N^ons Sign Ban slon leaders have denied the to- off &Bcncit&aG I Charge for CM ora FOR VACATION are selecting quality merchandise o n u n d rnahaM bm at tb s ehtM teRh M edtoal Oeritar in Boribon txxtoy after vasion was laimched from Doondn- m * On P ic k e tin g TW W efc.- H e midtiarad to a heartiy toetoutgUta' Bor trip to O tto A ir Foros loan soil. o o l y Fine qnahty duat ruffles S . M ea. PORCELAIN AUG. S to AUG. 18 3 for fr(Mn one of the country’s top milli. to lt H a 'w tfo Jooqurilns to the M m s boapKriL Paltitok Bbuvtec Kem eOy waa The OA8 omnmiMss sdiednleB SPRAYING Olto A ir Foros Bess bpspital. Ho was ruriwd to RM Nm oAer dsreloptog a hearing today to OPEN MON., AUG. 19 Read Herald Advs. In Three Capitals B r o o k ly n Site lusiil'lng foam prem atura M tth. (A P Fhotofox.) ments of Dom inican Am t COMPANY From one of the country’s foremost makers. Extra A r t u r o C U v e n U . U 4 4 V ^ 3 soft, extra absorbeit terry doth. Mostly decoratar Official quartan to Port a Prince did not ^qisar sver^ con­ e o l m ^ u W ABHIWCriON 4 4 area arc shutting down eporafiens gtiUa Departm ent a few haun be- For Kennedy Baby and m oving to Osp W sittan tora the tim a oboaan by R i c h a r d I. PhilUps, State Oe- LiatlMr BT Ntolih Kannady to aufamtt the new b r a Archbishop Ur^es lartm ent press otficer, said t i t * 26x48 rag. 1.98 Weet pact to the Senate doug w . BOSTON (AP)—Pabriok Bouvier^culty hi breathing from wiknown Haitian arm y ordered the Am eri­ with a special message urging 1.69 Kennedy, day-old sen of the PreS' cause. Support for N e^o cans to evacuate for their own Senate approval. iton t. w as listed in serious condi- Although Salinger said the con­ safety. He said they were reluc­ ■ i t W w r t t t S d O ■enate rattficatian by the nee- Shop Pinehurst At tkm today, biA doctors said the dition was still serious it was the H AR TFO R D (AP) — Connecti­ tant to move becatao *’fiwp H O U S E h . H A L E 16x28 reg. 1.29 gsMUnr tw o-thirds vote to sroeotsd prayoasB Bar w ay he spent U s first nig^t gave first time he had used tbat word cut’s ranking Rom an Catholic pre­ ,, 802 Main Street — QUALITY SHOE REPAIR DEPARTM ENT to about a m onth, hot not beforo Ba US. ane encqnragem enL to describe the baby’s condition. late, tracing current radui unrest IfOeoriBBad oa Rage Fle e t M AIN ST„ M ANGHESTBB— USE OUR OAK ST. ENTRANC E tom e reservations to the ban on cisl j Thursday 9 AJW. till 9 P.M. The President visited his new The President stay^ at the M asts In the atm osphere, the sea t o a 100-year-old history of neg­ at this m orning at the Boston hospital for about a hw-hour and 18x13 reg. 49e and outer space have been reg- lect of Christian priiKdples of S. G rad e A 10 to 12 ChOdren’s Medical Center and then left by helicopter for the Otis "justice and charity” has asked B d e r e d . Air Force Base Hospital on Cape m om ents later, presidential press Catholics to support Negroes in Special Office ft). Land O 'Lakas or But- Am bassador Sir How ard B eals, Cod, about 85 miles away, where eecretary Pierre Salinger la­ their drive for civiil rights. ' a r i f i i I pm naisali the Fed- •igning for Australia, led the line the baby was born Wednesday torball 20 to 22 lb. n d this statem ent: The M ost Rev. Henry J. O ’Brien «BS 0 Thiek, luxurious towels by L dlgnatariee. He was followed and where Mrs. Kennedy is re­ E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. M exico’s Am bassador Antonio “The baby’s condition rem ained aroribishop of H artford, in a pas­ Planned to Aid about the sam e through the night. covering. n ■ w S t l TURKEYS lb. 39c 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 649-4501 Mie! "red kbeP doerM Martex, known the coun­ rlllo Flores. toral letter to be read on Btm day "R was a source of some en­ The Otis hospital issued a re­ from aU Oathohe pifipits in the Officials said sim ilar com nrit- couragem ent to doctors who felt port on Mrs. Kennedy’s condition try orer fur the quality of archdiocese, said the N e g r o N orth EndCTS tstuBBi iWw Mtiawr iRih the Fed- (No limit . , . put 2 or 3 m ents to the treaty were taking the baby’s condition would get at 8 a.m. today. It ^ d she had 21x27 bed pillows J r . "now seeks full and practical re- t t n gTeiieii mi -witiefc eunciula <_red ^ c e In Ixmdon and Moscow. o r s e . ” spent "a very good night” and in your freezar). Frozen, Ma prodneta. Matched sets, oognltlon of his equal status as a h sdhenied tor bueiug w bi'kEiBg The docum ent just concluded by “The babys condition would was on a regular, post-operative H AR TFO R D (AlP) — The efty oven-ready. •le Big Three nuclear powers w asjing child of God and as an Am erican w4D open a ^lectal field cfBoe ta; fmtiiTing an extra-large have to be described ss still sert- fluid diet. She had not talked with tT M to S t NEW m ^ e available for sigiilng atamd- a eanse of som e concern, but the President, the report said, nor d t l a e n . - the North Iksd m the fooel poita! taneously in all three capitals. doctors are still hopeful," Salin- had rile received any report to­ Ttw archtbiahop sa 4d the Negro of a campaign to aUeriote rimn* Pinehurst famous only X x48 bath towel with A f t y Significantly absent we g r o s a i d . day on her baby’s condition at "is not rebelling against le g ^y oondiitione that have prodnoed a| BLOCK ISLAND DTance and Red China. UD'= oonstitued au th ^ty. He., la not torrent of complaint from Ne-; ««•«?»*** I The W btte House put wraps cn that hour. makrhiniff hand towel and France is In process of beem n- riaim ing special privilege. H e is groes and other minority groupa. ! SWORDFISH rrieaae of m edical inform ation di- Indications were that she would Blue-stripe linen finish cotton ticiring fiDed with a nuclear power and Piesl not m aking demands which de­ One of the moot vocal groups.i lucite R ractly at the hospital where the stay in the hospital for 10 to 11 100% cantor slices I bm cloth. t Charles de Gaulle ma the North Etnd Oommunity Arit&on| downy-soft, allergy-fiiec dacron, famous DuPout ^iaand, lOeiunce baby is having days. pend for fulfillm ent on poUtioal or dletr to President Kennedy hi ■ t t o * 4 Program, staged a sit-in MioBtey from selected large polyester fiber. Corded edges. 21x27 eut siaa. breafiiing difficulties. The Prcaident’s infant son was social expediency. ptler this week that he w ifi not at City HoU to f c o f i t o t ommm- the vote. Both hava annoiinoad it’s never been this had,” an Bast $500,000 to $1.6 million. Several i t y . ’ ’ Communist North Koreans ’‘wartT- Oenfoebeewy and Rrawn t o g mmm TLmtO e^ Bomme l u g . A M Foolproof mechaniod operation Biey are not shipping any aim s aC fitoRe Ble. aU e housewife eeid. homes had to be evacuated at that ed to find out if the 1st Gsvatry Bogar ndnoed to 3 S e f t . P am L i«g. 39c to ikNith Africa w hich, as Britain Mayor Chester Kowal estimated time Division was alert. Well, they Fun bed aiae in a blanl guaranteed for one year. Bonder- r lt, “would enable Qw poUey damage to public facilities at $7 “We Just got back in the house Fetcer on Junket found out. The 1st CSavairy is of rayon-nczylk fibers^ ^artheid to be enforced.” Biillinn and danmge to homea and Tuesday after the flood last HARTFORD (AP) — The num alert.” Come to Pinehurst for Man- ■at laar aaw ri tba aae a Part Hnen, for hnt-frea, iaed off-white finish is long^lasting How ever, French Driegaie Rog­ laisliiiiini II at $38 miUian. week,” said Grace Trautman. her of Connecticut lawmakers and Unusually heavy patrol actiw^ ebeetor'i fresheet Sweet •toiM IB an t NM tog ari i quick dryW - 16x80 to r warmth and wuam er Beydoux of France called tbm He declared a state of emer- Said -Mrs. Norman N. Durnell, legislative help going to the Ebiwaii and occasional flgtafing brofee s Corn, laivest Native Blue- aixe. Choke of edarful Wide rayon aaiia hbd> and eaay to olean. yeaointioci interference' in Hnafh ganey. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefell^ "The ears are floating in the convention this month, at taxpayer at spots along the truce lias aCI striped bordera. Afotoa’a dom estic affairs. Sir Pat- erdered state public woriu crewa street. They’re bobbing up aad expense, haa now dwindled to about three American aoldien in a jeep b e r r ^ gweeteet Meknu. T%! rtek Dean of Britain aald M a gm *- to provi^ tha city with whatever down llkq toys." half of those eligible to go. were ambushed July SS. n *e we Hood I C B i...... gaL 82c annaant raaarvad tta poaltieB on hete WM ovafiaUe. . A big worry was the possible A check today showed that be killed. I t - - of Gold ■a alHBehiatve em bargo baeanae L j n a f to subarban Cbariitowaga, eontaminatlon of water. Residents tween 14-16 will be making the The 1st Oavakgr biste d ^ i ...... 2 lbs. 45c BUY THE PAINT THAT# WORTH af Ha defonaa oommltnMBto to whieh haa mat had a flood to SO were wafaed'ta bell top water fsa Flmn* ,.6 Ibe. 49e THK W Om C.*^.TM B BCAW TY LABTS 4 OPEN EVERY THURSDAY MGHT • USE YOUR HOUSE & HALE CHARGE ACCOUNT tost m lm itea haloM detoidng It .1 ' . / \ . :-r

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, A > MANCHESTER EVENING HEEATA OOm t IHUBBDAT, AUGUST t. ISM F A M U B R n fmtrm ■fa lEANCHBSTte IVBNlNd HER ALP, MANGHESTEB, OONN., TOURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1968 pointed deri^ flC the town plen- rarashgid, DOBni n n d Galifornia H i t Sai BIO yEHatt B olton n i ^ oonmlsatan. H e suooeeclds Martha Young. IWwi Q b iits sent to CaUfomia, Colorado, Flori­ Mrm. .Dorothy MtBer in the post J isan H oar a ttm dod an B y ila sh Flciods da, Hltaois, Indiaiia, Iowa, Kansaa, pRa laiVERv which has bean m eant atnee Mx«. Sfaeinwold on Neighbors Afar Gh Cookbook Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan. Miller’s resignation last January. The all-atar handball taam de­ Mtineeoita, kOssourt, Montana, Town Accepts feated an Andosrar taam 6-t lant LOB ANGELES (AP)—Thunder­ f iU(LMfr.|ii- Cooper is a memher ot the showers deluged parts of South­ From Your Neighijfor ^s Kitchen 1 I- jfasaachuastta, Hew Hampahlre, Republican Town Committee and n i^ with Pete Tkaygia, Jay PICK BIGHT N80ABO 4S HT ABB •Y redstvwd'my HeraU Oookhooktlow mosntiy." Another fwen New Jersey, New Yortt, North DRIVEWAYS Plante and Gary Ifoctaonm pRch^ ern California Wednesday, cau^ ^ who did not include money with a candidate for the board of fi­ TO AYWD OVBIt-BIIIT and must say it Is o im of the nicest Orolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, « m im M in Joseph Negro ii« and BiR lBcknwh» and ABaw tag **■■*» floods vdilch wartied out her first letter, said, ‘T hope it nance on the GOP tldmt for the By ALFBBD SHKINHOU> highways, swept away oars and HHILON9IST DAY" By DOBM BBUNNG yet Haivtog a picture of a lady Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Ten­ f r e e Esfim ates On: team election in October. fiHcinner catching. , hasn’t Inconvenienced you any but nessee, Texas, U ta h , W ashingtoi, Hie ali-aters wS play tha R*s natural to diacard a loaar flooded two comimunltles. ' 8 P J f. . As Mimmsr progisaass and pal- Wd her recipe is Jurt like vMttag I oooldn’t send money before, as Up to three feet of water flood­ ataa begta to tiro ot the usual pic- mMonata and Wyoming. Land Division O lil Scout Ganopem younger members of Itis PonHreM at your first opportunity, but a with her, Ks jurt wonderful.'’ I had to save it for taxes.” Mrs. Robert Dixon of Hebron $ A K IS 4 batter play may ba available. It ed ^ctorvUle and Apple VaUey ta nie fM B, Mm. Winard Allsn*^ Manchester area cooks, whoae BirUM INOUS ASFHM .T PLVIIN and Bducator teama tnnirfdt at 6 O AK ISS Part issues of the cookbook are pictures and recipes have appear- Rd. was a counselor at (Hie seasion at the school IMd. Next wedass- isn’t a question of dscslving the tha Mojave Desert. 138 A utum n S t finds that Cheeaa 00 wrote a wonian ta Paiw Paw, sold for ninety cents, which in­ A Mbdiviaion pian airt>mitted bgr of Girt Scout Camp Merrle-Wood A I M 4 S Potatoes am a Welcome change MM l , a lte r she received ooplee of ^ in "From Your Neighbor’s • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS STANEK day the sR-ntars wiR play lha A »- ■AST opponsnte, but m araly of la y in g cludes postage. A letter from Joaepb Nf«TO o l R t. 86 has l> e « in Manoheeter this 'summer. Her safe. from potato salad. Sie can pro- The Hom*d cookbook. Kitchen,” should not .be too sor- e^jprovad by botli the town plan- dover team at tha d a l^ flaUL South Dakota said, "I am enclos­ p rtd If they are recognized in • GAS S^TiWlONS • BASKETBALL COURTS M CnONKS, MC. daughter Kathy attended the camp, A IS T s ’ North daalte. pars Oism aarty ip the day, and About a yeeu: ago several recipe ing one doUar, which Is easier to m B R O A D B T. nil^ Mtd aoninc ooRuntMlona. as did Jessica Oonley and Denise V I S . Both sides vulnaraMa. TsalghFt the Night ti Eijay rthsat them just bidtore serving. oKahanges, Ladtos Bsrttine and send than ninety cents you asked Ryegate, Mont.; Cody, Wyoming; Itiere arc three tracts in the A IS 4S far”* Bicibby CMM and other monthly Joliet, m., or Holland, Iowa, as ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED Monna. A AKS5 Qpanlng lead King of Chibs. Ch essi P otatoes for. Please do not return the dime. suixUviaton. One includes the land Attending Osenp Mary . Dean Whan this hand was ^aysd in 1 medium B m onion, chopped popem, written for snd by womm books have been sent to Hieee Yeang. k New OM csiit •( DiRiRg Rt Pelllm l I ■«» siim the cookbook is wwth WE ARE 100% INSLTRED CLOSED FOR on which the Bolton Dairy Bar la Vreeland in Bart Hardand are rittsf t New York'a famous Chvendlah 4 tablespoons (% stick) butter througbout' rural areas in the dollar anyway. If you do not towns and hundreds of others. looatad. Ihe dwelUng and daicy Kathy Dixon, Debbie Negro and Club a couple of years aro, West 4 tsblsQieana flour UMted States, advised their read- 7 wiah to keep the money just add it FLATT ENDORfaD bam are Situated on the second. Sara Toung. These girts will re­ i t TO m cartiad tha top clubs ana lad VersatUs |m i j . DONAHUE wtB ba at 1 tea^wen salt emJtlmt the cookbook was avaH- •to some charitable enterprise you VACATION DE M AK> BR O TH ER S 8INCB ins A gasoHne station is proposed on turn Saturday after a two-wedc HARTFORD (AP) — The State third chib lor lack of any batter hla rtammnnd organ Wadnsadny, Thnrs- % tsBsiioon (baaptag) dry mus­ hUe, Since then ordera have berti are Interested in." MILFORD (JO*)— SUte Rep. Motor Vehicle Departmant’s daily dny, rridny and Saturday wtto dtoner tard roertved from 30 states tnckkHng Olsrenoe L Platt of Milford has AUGUST s-ie the third parcel. Site work ha.s al­ stay. Holly Gorton attended the Idea. Dummy's tan of dubs won A womSB in Kentucky wrote, "1 ready been started for the gaso- preceeding two weeks. record of automobile fstalttim as tha fiiird trick, and South got rid mnslo from S p.m. to IS pjn. — mood H teaqioop (heaping) pi^wlka Alsskn, and Seoul, Korea; Quebec am a widow and live alone. My been given the unanimous en­ TEL. 643-7691— WE CARRY JENNTI* SEALER of last midnight and the totnls on mostc from lOsiO p.m. to 1 a.m, • • , Cainada, Bermuda and Sweden. dorsement of the Republican town Bc-OpenkiR Una station, and a fire pond has At Omp Alice Merritt in Bart of a diamond loaar. M, tMmpoon pepper hobbies are coUeettag cookbooks been created. Hartland this session arc Beth the asms date lart yaar: It seamed nofmal wiough, but 1 eupa m ilk The book ia oompUed from and maktag aprons, which I sell. committee as the GOP mayoralty II 5 candidate ta the Nov. 5 city elec­ MeeAyr, Aafiw t IS Cooper Named Gorton, Lynn Koaikowski, Ddbbie IM S IS M this discard oost SouOi ms son- Oantoally Laeatoi A t 8 cunesa sharp Cheddar cheea recipes that appear each Thurs­ Would you like to exchange a Raym ond K . Cooper has been ap­ Laws, Mary Lou Mansggia, Blaine KiHad ...... m IT S tract. 5 medium stae potatoes, sUosd. day In "From Your Neighhor’a cookbook for an apron?” tion. Dsclarar continued with dum­ y WALNUT STHWT P aiboil sHosd potaitoea about Kitchen," and presented to Her­ A recent letter from a woman The committee met laat night. my's aes of spades and then had M A N c m ia n s B five minutes and dmin. Pug in ald subscribera near Chrtatmsa. in Indiana, who wsmts the recipes Serving as mayor of Milford to readi Ida band to eontinus tha grsassd baking dhh. Saute ank» Extra copies are sold at The Her­ as they are published, says, "If and expected to run for another trumps. Hs cadisd the see of ta butter in a large aanoe pan, ald office and a few copiea of you still carry the recipes In your term is Oiarlea R. lovlno. Inde­ TIME TO REMODEL haarts and ruffed a heart for this about firs mtautee or until tender. each isnue are still available. It paper let me know as 1 am inter­ pendent. purpose. Btond flour, aaK, muataid, paprika was first published in 1941 and e s t in subscribing to the paper.” The Democrats will nominate KITCHEN OVEN Nsraml Tmmp Play Paul Young fe. (Owner) and Jhn Mtaiouoei (Chef) bvtto Yon to and pepper wMh onkn and butter. wlH be oontinuod this year. Besides Alaska, books have been their candidate on Aug. 20. South would have been mfo If Bajoy Ooontry Atmosphors at the ONLY Steak House In Vsmon Add milk stowty then add cfaeeae Orders for the cookbook are CABINET CABINETS that baa been cut In ■nsU pieces usually accompanied wtth a let­ ha bad conttamed wKh a low i t SIBLOIN STEAK NNNSBK trum p, but he had no way of or grated. Cook over nledium heat, ter. One received lart January Ready For Staining 1 P A U L 'S LOBSTEBS AND SEAFOOD UNITS knowing that the Ung would have i t sUrttag oom tantly until aauoe from Beloit, Wls., says, "We are to fan wiUy-niUy.: Doclarer made i t DAILY LUNCHEONS ____ thlehena. Pour over potatoes and all looking for the tesnperature to Standard Siw the normal trump {day of lead­ 1 S T E A K 1 it AMPLE BANQUET FACSLRlliS bake to r about one hour ta 360 go up at least over zero and stay ” ■ • 2 6 . 0 0 degree oven, or until bubHy broam. there. R has been 80 degn»es be- DCUVKMED FRESH 34” X 84” ing the mecn of hearts, and t w i n l o b s t e r d i n n e b T h r o u g h T o South couKm’t shut out West's ten e v e r y F R ID A Y ...... fS>W Mm. ABen, a nstWo of Ncsvport, sf qpadas. Down one. HOUSE R X , has kvod hi Manchester shout Oo back to the tldrd trick hnd 18 yeate. She is empkysd in the * ” • 5 2 . 0 0 ^ 5 9 . 9 0 ass what happens if South dls- office of Dr. H. John Mstone. Rente M, Vernon ★ JOAN JOYCE TRIO ATmilinYA*FTOU MTViUlfAMI SIAAPAIDOl earda the atngleten heart Instead EVERY FBX and BAT. RiVBS. She attended Haitberine Gihbs Ate k «er«cMr c luMcn icr iM hyl dor fella whs have a hcasly 'i i i __ ot a diamond. Declarer then OPJBN SUNDAYS School, Provtdencs, RX, and is a FORMED COUNTER TOPS MS the aea of apadea and msoohar of Bt. Misty’s Bpiyoopsl affm them |Mt whM (hay Mu: • w itty af Ana feodi M ■ * leyhw rt«is to 188,491 tor Coleman. Sullivan WEDNESDAY Democratic to Republican, ta the No arrests have been made ta 176 P E A B L S T R E E T Jp to 100 aq. f t and labor inchided. • 1 5 9 fUPER-RfOHT QUALITY, REAOY-TO«OOK _ refer the tontout bid; N TO 8 PM. portera iiito our ranks to join DENVER, Colo. (AP) — PoUcs Open DaOy t A JI. to 8 FJB. — Ttaars. S AJS. to S PJS. I IT . N .Y . with US ta our common cause— say Robin R. Roberts, a Denver great potato chip. Sficed Beets wi^M 2(^^25‘' SPECIAL FRIDAY NIGHT—WHARFSIDE DINNER W ith BoH Develeped CANNED OaPTHSM U N , which is to save Mississippi from gambler, was shot to death be­ cause be lived iqi to Hs nick­ isi e 1QT $ dkaemi Pbatuiee Oorp. Banquet and party room available for the Kennsdys.” CLOSED Colsmsn issued a for all name, "Walkie Talkie.’’ (BtaMdr a M Wtatte a irt Color Prtato) lired 3 BOTS 1 HAM weddings, banquets and holiday parties. parsons, rsganllsas of ’’who they Roberts’ bullet-riddled body was MONDAYS For reservations, call 529-9463. may havs supported ta the first found Wednesday in a ahallow I Tro o p 47 Scouts primary” to join in Ms runoff ditch west of Denver. He bad been 3 LB Calif iaast ^ I 11 a 1 i I > ( O - i - ' M o il' ai '-'I'a i'- Beverages CANNID 6 ^^^49' campaign and attend a. state or- bM ten severrty and start four LIGGEn GRUG STORE ^<>11 ( ;in (Oiini L asntor scouts of Troo^ Ifl, A&P g r a p e f r u i t Juice CAN 33 cf tmdal pebbtoma-und ofqiosttioB ■ ing enea ta a ease that cesnited SCAUOP B M a S l a a k I aoDompaiited by leaders Bob Lodes 1 Q T 14 0 Z O O C and Tsd AfMnaon, returned yaater- P E S T IV A l F ra a U I day frtim a 5-day h&e over the Tomato Juice a«. '°L[i“CAN 29 I Ta w IM l ta the Green K e n m o re MKWONI S l k a d i I of vtontont. Tliey M t Mbacheater K flrlw f HilNZ FRESH A IfVbOZ MCC laat Saturday and entered the rinU B L cucuMBEE A JARS Tk«R at H^>|^>od Pond, near Peru. Slietd BoiB ii B The group peeked d l equ^ment IF YOU CHOSE TO WRIT, ITS GETTIlUi.LATE BECAUSE... SEARS LB X O C M ------In m f ssid food and stayed at variouv 1 sbdten ptuvidad on the Tran. Ki iKiU I'K ,\M) CO A&P Coffee TIN OO They hiked about 36 m iles to TONIGHT AT 9:00 O l i v t U s f Stratton Pond. One of the high- QT jP Q C bgtats of the hike was a ride on A N N P A G E JAR Fried Scallops sU lift at M t Bromley. Mayonnaise S t t e s d H a s ISOXI Ttaia is an snsHisl scout activity HEAT AND 7 | | C MARLON I TREVOR | RICHARD 2 LB 4T#|C tor the seniar scouts of Troop 47. SERVE LB # T I Soouts participating in this BRANDO HOWARD HARRIS Peanut Butter SUITANA JAR OT WHITt AND nUMf ysar’a bike are JbsnM Nerwton, Jo- I I PLYMOUTH PRICES STEAK COD I saph tensy, Robert Gsmache, Console Sewing Machines BOX Sm S cflH o p t Ricky Larwon, Bob Port, Bruce MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY iBurke, Rteky Btander and B ob Hlf.n ii iN UlTRA PANAVISION ii; ■ TECHNICOLOR' • AN ARCOl A PK IURi Our Own Tea Bags O F 8 0 Q w C A f N JOHN'S to 2 5 ^ StLVERBROOK UB Sc b Ub p M b b s t • * " ■ 4 9 ^ Kenmore Butter FRESH CREAMERY PRINT TRUE-.TURBUlENT...TIiEM ENIHNIS| Prices/ N O W — A T S:46— A U , O O LO B .KVOGiiioiniisMaii Automatic iANf FARKER RtG. K te t tec Farm-fresh-TkrIhy ARE LOW! BLUEBERRY PIE Jumbo S n 4M MANSFIBLD,*^ Zig-Zag P t o d i P i t M V l ISc WflCtAl s r iJCT.im.wmnimrri£CT. Grattd Esting W FOR 0 7 ml Largs t-tnsh 1 lb 8 oz Size A JANE FARKER ENRICHED Cantaloupes Jana Psrkar-f AVI 20c EA 4 7 White Brasd "JT 2 3T SWEET, TASTY Qwdifn «n«rm 2 3 ‘ m____ ANN MK WSTM STYU * lU sm C Calif, Plums 8 8 M W i OR WITN TOMATO MVCf 2 OMS 2 / THE LONGGRKN N tt t HBtCooklM sasivm n n 4 5 ' CorJsw Rslifh u * > « ja« S 9 ' GREAT OL a m * ^ ------* NABIKO amC EACH Dianey Cartoon Featoretto S:46— Other Cartoons A t SM) 119 MDIT DTDM I4«pm ^ m____R._aa« AIM MtC Cucumbers FffEFARCt 2 mm 2 t ESCAPE NO MONEY DOWN PtoBlIyJlBpkiM **” 2 r***r-29‘ lis t Dog Rstisli ABN RAM M « JAR 25* REDJtIPEOmiNe ANCHOR HOCKINe CLASS on Sears Easy Payment Plan Ufs 2'^•'«45‘ A i m Fog* Graps JiNH WoteiMlons WT MTC Its FT RtU 2 f Serving Pitcher * Built-In diel buttonholer Moysmais* **•” “ IS LS AVtItAGe WHHH ______S O T H ftn C samsi snww. J i la m m Stw ffsd O liv M aULTANA >09^ « JAR 75* * Sews decorative designs D o z m LWINNI b fo r 7 7 W HCXE l A 6V f g H g MPWNfTCSSLWMW ' * M S ' 2 4 3 •sribMM Sswes T,. '" . ^ " 2 9 ' Ftos AeU(m-Ws4teMl)iaina * Mends, darns, monograms 'nHK BBOKBN LAND” A&P FROZEN GRAPE JUICE 5 ^ 89^ * Sewing light is built-in ALL. THREE FOR ONLY SENECA FROZEN LEMONADE 8 ^ 99^ * Walnut veneer wood console 100 EXTRA PLAID STAM PS 3 249 a iH CONDITIONCD WMi 1Wi Cupoii find Ys«r $5.00 tr Mors PwrciwM A&P SPINACH : ' Coupon good through Saturday, August 10, 1963 Ttrioy Ton logi Fingertip LIMIT ONE COUPON F « CUSTOMER. NOT aOOD FOR TOtACCO MATINEE AT S PM. PRODUCTS AND ITIMS PROHIBITED lY LAW. RFID. NOW Eve. Cent. From S P.M. toJNJJC FkOOE^TC Pfeeee do not rtvea/ . Control the middle ofthie pMuret M bs an sp-^-POces are tow! Save now m a beautiful new ■ !■ Uli N funMMj K n so.. 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' about IM. . ’The rebels claimed proyMed 'to* ftagl Itak ta a 26 Nations Sign C o v e n try . of stattons that eany alerts Aceto H url, Court Cases DISCOUNT I several times that number, gnd Public Records from one end of toa.i to Siaie News SEC Finds said their ranks were swelled fur­ FAOBB MH FUMARV ther by defecthtaa bom Haitian At a brief oeramony Hart- forces. OlirtBlakn Deeds P rim ary Sure Two T rm is _ __ aaasK nr ORAMWWnCH (A P)-41irt 8e- ' Alloe L. Oahoon to Jean F. War- tort State Poaoe Thoop, lA. W3- In Three Capitals taotnuai OrMRih H enis, wbo had President Francois Duvalier jre- „ t ftf« MMBhestw No Culprit ported the tavaalon was crush'ed rm, pruprtty at 15 St. John St. Itam J. Mrthewa tmop eorimtand- yaatwtey on lo- l u m b e r & Roundup bad three pstoiary lights In wln- er. eosiducted a roH call o f the JtaiR r . 'WafTen to Alice L. Ca- i P i n H im I n ataC elacttan three tiinea, may be after several hours of fighting For Dem ocrats ttiaxgm , toUsy wwrs traaa ra g e Owe) Atomlc Bnaisy iand Armad Sarr- Monday. Bxile sources in the Do­ boon and Baihara C. Carlson, Doe radio atatiofai which began op­ ■ III to ssrv« SO days aadi leee CommlttM ra baan to- taNd a foiBth. minican Republic said that three property at 16 SL John St. erating their hot line ta Hartford Ast 8b-year-okl Oak SA cortran- ut ttM 6toto JaU at HartftinL Soviet unto. With Australian Am- vlted to att to. aute Rs|>. Loweli P. Welcker Harald Crane of Rt. 81 wiU Oomtv toie morning Briatot, Jr., announced yeaterday that be rebel columns were advancing in AMftOlBiMate ohaOenge the Democratic party Bart Haritort. Fhnrtngton. New­ tor th^ Btornlng -was atrtottalgr ^^ntlMny MoAMlaUr, » , « m bamdor Howard Beale leading Wedneaday niglit, R^mbUcan b u il d in g Jaunt to attsaf In *62 Dip Haiti. Joseph J. Krtatan against WU- hurt when he wae pinned bcfcwatp U IP-SIRVia DIPT iTOM wfil seek Henta port In tbb oaucua nominariana tar the boaid ington, West Tlsilflsd and Weth- ■m . Ktoau llpka^ pickup trucks at a North :Hi» udio vfM niched m> last 16 nations will call at the State tucky profited toe Swiate wffl strongly Republican town. He of education ta a party. primsuy fliafieH. total af K an said be wiH go after the Repub­ (CodOeued tram Page Oae) pioperty on Sanfosd Rd., 336,000. on Aug. 38. Joimng - toe aetwork wMhui a Miancherter buildtag site. ViaMa sbuK w tie alonr Main St. Department 15 15 minute in­ ratify toe treaty by a vote rt 79 N o Ban Expected Mrs. Josephine A. ’I\g>ek against Ralph Aoeto b< 189 Ctek St. ra- tervals to sign. to IS. Oppoaed, be said, wm be JmkeC lican nondnatton ell tbe. way into Registrar of 'Voteis rtnrley riiort tone *111 be HaitSord. Wind- m a t e r ia l tag future sudden, wide, swings in MHcheH J. Tupek. property at 19 Ssetuga certified a petition today aor. Gtastootoury. New Britain. oeived a serious fracture rt too -tor Jntoatcatton and alto fined In Moscow and London, tbe six Democrats and ntno R^mbUc- HARTFORD RD., Meat rt tbe a primary race. If one is neceaaery. stock prices, but the study group peWis but it . v^ao not , reported ans, with nine seneton abaent Runnliig with Weieker, a lawyer On Use of W ater OonDOPi Rd., 310.000. bearing 96 signatures. a9 of which Btocmfieid and Manchertcr. »|W for lai«eny ivmOtr $15K a treaty wlU be signed by other na­ be leavtag hare by plane Ang.-lS ■aid pre'vious proposhls tar chang­ Marriage Licenses criticaJ Bt Mancherter- Memorial >Sta«toui count wMch had been tions and—In some cases—by the Morton, wbo favors latillcathm. wMh srtistalmiel tlee to tbe town’s qualified uivder the primiuy taws The three hot Itae ayrtemn. aach Hoapitai. a hoopttal apokssRtan said he based bis forfi^ast on "a and pirttag s f tbe eonventlon eonaarvaUve alemento, wtU be es in the exchanges probably David Ivers Carmel. 331 St. One .problem does exist. Which with its onvn frequency, operate j^SanUnuad several times in court same nations signing in Washing­ MANCHESTER special ptanc bom San Fiandseo would help preserve an orderly Although the town water supply said. »rtsesnse ICoAUWter wtm tmabie to ton. The State Dcpiartment esU- fMm aheet readl^’ rt tbe Scn- Robert HotoecU, operator of a is lower than it has been for the James St., and LesUe Ann Deckar, Dominationc; are being challenged? oontinuously and aepoiate front CENTER ta Hawaii Aug. 19. Ibe afbdr nau market. 31 EMison Rd., Church of the As- The four-year terms? The two the norma! poHcr radio ehanneta Ptftce said that the accident oe- jMv tbs line. mated 56 nations in all wUl Join ate.' ‘Tm bomluui Ken and printing eowipeny. part fiwee years. Superintendent nurred while Aceto. partner r t Ram Aug. 1941. ’Hie previous proposals called 34. year’s of an ilnexpired Hx vacant It oonatiititeB an open IBe. to be nfodga Joeeidi Danneliy, to pess- tbe nuclear big three. Notable learned how to read a form sheet Hodaeck wttl seek the second se- for toe elimhuitldn of floor trad­ lA'wrmce Wittkofske of toe 'T'own ****”*>ti°", A ^ Aceto A Sylverter (oontractort), eeily,’’ he said, adding that Us Meanwhile, three aisrobers of the lectoian’s chair now odeupied by Water Department foresees no im-1 BuHdh r FennMa . term ? Or Iwth ? used only for reporting major ' I * sen t*** on MoAUtoter, told holdouts are Prance and Commu­ rt driegsHnn have 1 ers,. strict controls over floor spe­ was stafvding while working at toe 'lAe aooitoed that “ On Monday, nist Qiblna. box score might turn out wrong Hwood Wtendieok, an accountant. minent ban on water use. j , To Granger, for altera- The petitions said tog challenge crimes in wMcfa jntei departmental rear rt a pickup truck, parked on by a vote or two hut not by much. tmpertant poets as cialists, and changes in the sys­ systems are needed. eltars to eourt, you beard me to- Jackson, chairman rt ths Senate- ’The Republican town commit­ tem of handlliK small transac­ ■^wn reservoirs contained about tions to a dwelling at 390 Hack- was fOT the two-and four-year Brvan Dr., ta the Beidwto Rd. Sens. John Sparkman, D-Ala., I rt pasMi dtsnartntn. tee wlH meet. Sept. 11 to decide terma. After oonsidting with the The three hot hnes are lofted rfipun some of your IWends, who House Atomic B n e^ Committee _ Mnqr am : Rep. Robert J. Testa, tions. 403 million gaDons on Aug. 1, ' mataok St., 346. arto rt toe L R. Stlch Asooeiatea „a«a reoeatly entertained at a lo- on weapons, wants to n e funda­ arid Leverett Saltonstall, R-Maas., MID-SUMMER FIX-UP SPECIALS which oandklaUs to endorse for about 77 mlWon less than the max- To Oapitol Roofing Oo. tar Jo- Secrefcary of State's ofltoe today, by nseana of the regular state po- Manchceker RWge Homea detvelcp- P Rrtdgeport; LMdslattve Oommis- Floor traders are indi-vlduals. M«al bar, not to Miosv np in this mental questlcna answered about who ware In the American delega- j the Nov. 5 election. imum, deaplte the sMghUy abo\’e sephin* Diminioo, for alteraUona town atootion officialB report biee iwdto and teletype hookup. tion to toe treaty atgntng In Mbe- staMT Howard Bannnan, R-New who buy and sell on the floor in I menl. -'UDurt again whfie I am on tbe toe nuclear pact which President Rrttaki; aad Mrs. LoeOls Dow, ’Hie ocmmfttee has eadnrsed tbe hopes of quick profit, and special-' average July raintaM. ]( | to a dweiling at 39 Bldridge 8t. Craite asurt deportt another 325 A second pickup truck, driven bincdi during the next two Kenne R. A. Maire, for erection of InatkNia. Otherwise, he must spe- A b o u t T o m u then backed off the road and too "you didn’t heed my remaria 1. Have toe SovleU made any ful study and hearings toe Soate sursnoe Hiatoeas. stocks and transact bui^ess tar age,however. a sign at 396 Broad St.. 3350, cif>' whether he- intends to chal­ right front of toss truck ptasied <’ but you’ will now have the oppor- significant breakthrough, in their will ratoy toe tresdy. their own account when there is a The storage in town reservoirs lenge the nominations of Donald Aceto againrt the rear of toe truck i tonity to think about them ’^th firing of an antimiaalle missile, in U.S. amheseador Adlai K. | Ifra. Dow, win help lead a round k h a J bd i n c r a s h C. A-verill and Mr*. Eftaor Mac- ISemhera rt the Britirii Ameri- Stevenson, returning with tbe i PREWAY Cooking Equipment " ~ ' an HD iatroduc- surplus of buy or sell orders. has depleted shout S3 mlNion gaJ- ami Ckto wril meet somght he was \\-orklng behind, crixSdng ; SO days to Jail,’’ tbe Jwige added. toe field of converting rocketa FAKtPTBLD (AP) — A toactor- The 'commission said there was i Ions since the last ertimste on July W edding D epicts neil. or the nonsnation of Mrs. ham between both. Aceto yelled out aimed at their territory into duds ators, tmned toe trea^ the “flrrt | flitaws of Mila, trsUer veered a tt toe Conn. Tpke., Ruth Hansen. 7:30 St toe chfiSioaBe and go to before Grant was aware of toe ac­ JSfcAHiater was also informed and other related met­ no dtscemlble reason for what it|l. Hie Lm-e Lane 'ivell was added a»e Dotmes Funeral Home.* 400 ' toat, in Heu of payment of fine by neutralizing their nuclear war­ significant step toward sanity i Plastic Pipe struck the abutment of an over­ called the breakdown to odd-lot' to the water system tart month, I First in K w itiicky Crane oouid not be reached to­ cident. it «-«a reported, ‘'-'igr toe larceny count, he wlU have heads? security in toe worid." He added: I 8LECTRIC WALL OVEN' pass end want down an embank­ trading mechanisms on toe New i however, adding an additional day for ctarifiortton But there Main SU. to pay r«q>r<:ta to d a r - t Aceto was then freed aivi takaw 3. Hava toe ftSWeta made aub- *’We arc bopetUI that It win intro­ ier dorie Schaffer, D- *riW be a Democratic primary, msre M. Wltoox 9r.. a member. Mh opportuntty to woiic off toe laft cariy this month ment today, kiUing the driver, York Stock Bxchange during last' supply. WINCHESTER, Ky. ) — fWMMvrt Friday ■aeraing. Aa 11 a jn . ad- 4 >:'ha certain addreaa; were fined $10 fins SPaB Ovena anfi Surfs fio Ranges Available at Propoetlnnat*dy East M esa i . Watmns, R-Chsetsr, rt tbs Rules IXavis, a driver for the Bsotem out took a major step forward to- vlaary «dd Ariearta wtods had out and away from ths front rt fiis dbd HO, lespectlvaly, for totOKi- toe vulneraliillty of hardened 1)4'* HJt ISt Ft. R

— Linked wiilh «rtm*ar syrtetna ta Flo. It wae atoTlBg toward the [ in-vestigating along with Phtred- Hniling and a flO fine. Kin- Dr. Bdwmrt Teller, tator- rt tba No otSw friend la an toe worti. N o . 2 8 2 8 Rsp. Ida Brown, Niobokw R. M ullen o f WUton. of the stock drops below a point' workers ignored a government ul- ister performed the ceremony 1 man Kenneth Barker and Ray­ hydrogen bomb wbo oppoaee an inn1 bSM h ti- weight; more efficient taste longar, ideal set by the seller. Such orders are | tlmatum to resume normal pro-, from a tree-stump ta front of a New Haven , asid . Fatrfield__ ooumtsea , _ ' WOT was airasted Igr State FoHoe For aUJJ her loi well qrstama RepL James Mulread, D- Oonn., drowned yesterday in Iron- mond Mazznne. end to taeting, wiU teatfiy Monday, I ana Rsp. Homsr Scoville, dequoit Bay, about four miles designed to prevent an •speciallyj ducUon. display depicting a forest scene, that were alreed?- cperatomal fc dh Jutae SO to saitogton aftar ba- guboommlttee lies lings will be n j « Slg ohsarvsd drtving bta iparts Zf-toT No. 2832 ISschrlo IrtfSun Range ...... outride tMs oMy. heatTT loss. ' ~ ~ held to secret hut censored tatol- To Oonqileto ■with 4 butners, chrmne surface. Bxpanrion dIamp facffltatis lastallatlotL ^; to ^ go. provided they ^ i ’Hie 3S-year-otd viotim had been ’'t o r With thrss parsons sMttog in mony may ba released later. : kaoi tonfirant.sMt of tbs two ssatui vs- _____ a bloe, a sr^ fram 'busineaa, are j swimming with ft-iends when he .f- The Senate Foreign Relattona tar■HP y ______lost chOdraa, G. Frate, R-Darien | spparwvUy atoempted to dive into H a i t i C l a i m s '4 Committee, which has Jurisdiction Wbo grieve so smek fcr jrai R-Redding. the bay from a railroad treotle, Chartss Wilson, «7, Hanyden, over the treaty, wlU bailB tnquir- God svar as Slsine, arraatod to S t a ff o r d w toe financial arrange- poDoe aaid. Witneoeeii said be did ' tag into its political aspects in 42” CABINET SINK . toe state win pay the round not enrSBce. Rebels H alted yastarday for svndtog rt- publle asistons Monday with Seo-. ir fligbt. coach class, [nue I ^ - i4^ retary rt State Dean Rusk as Its r etac dairs rt Dying expenses TOT DROWNS ''' SMa flnad STS. Pottoe Imported that fm t'w U n e Membars rt tha 'Range Hoods a 3M prt person regintretien NSW BHTTAIN (AP) —Oehriel fCeattaned frena Page Ooe) Wltooh sisw k torn otbar pacfead W ith Drainboard Metowlcc, 30 monthe, drowned sshtotos and drova Sram tba sosns. yaeterday in a backyard b a c k y a wading : ___ _ •=g>«rtencing ^ V Ms waa toslttog totoada to Staf- i o f M r oi^ Ifo . IP™****™ • result rt any mtil- Sand whan tha miaor lacldwita oe- Y « l « Anti.Bia$ UnU of Mr and Mm tarj’ operationa.'' rx ' ■Mg BMB ShRod. and dUtot raaltoa ha bad g 9 9 HA-VBY (API—A special Jj" P«™>»»cecl , , , ^1 IWi 1 8 -lwliMi! UnuBUnb G O H m l Straub S is ossh bs told the oourt MIAMI, Fla. (AF)—The MUmi ■s sihnStiil to driahtot bW Yale Ihriyanrity to handle enyi™’^ * * News, in a dispatch from Port au f ' y n aaaaritaBto rt diacrimlnation that! _ _ , _ _ _ , . _ and sAir the ae«f- 5* ‘ foray by 15 men. toi SO tooa to fin Stats stfu - V-_> Tanigi Edward Kwt, head of toe I toe operator, Thames tond. totoqr bad bto santaboa au' OTHER HOODS AVAILABLE Hal Hendrix, tbe News’ Latin department at Quinnipiac, o f Derby Piompl was America editor, said the travelers . HarVs • Ug ><> spla*)i Nnk with Uorgs somiitastiaB 3S’’ Ot^taftone M x-Flo ...... S K S i tai^iTij T^nim j ** •mptoya rt the Atlentte Bonded rv ' J '-J PLANNM* A lARKCUE OR MCNIC? draiitooard and work area. Has 2 flush eabtatat doors OUDege caune from the northern city rt I fculMtkai tor tox aaooUia. Ihe 38” Stotnlwee M ta-Flo ...... SSAS toe eanrinit*ae,l ^■raportrtion Oo. Cap Haitian: n wpandsd santanga toBowad sa- NAZIVK-aKADT TO COOK with concealed non-sag hinges and chrome plated 88" Ooppertrtta Mlx-FIo ...... S S 4 S door'knobs. CaUndta are act^rasletlng, easy to clean, One of the travelers, who said -X A snato front tongia^ Iwwyar said jrtatentay he knoaea rt no ta- _____ PCMAROH) SUES he was in the invasion, area, re­ ' iH-' X-.'J ^ anninid be ralsaasd on gro axtaa steel with baked on white enamd. Lrias trim. S8" Stotaleoa ...... SAT~ NMW HAVEN (AP)—Polawid BROILERS Above units oomplste wRIi sKhanst fsn. Btanre r t laohri dtaerinntaatiaa ta ported that Gen. Leon Cantave ' ' i that ba Is tha aoto ntopost of M i **• hMag by toe uatvenrity. Ooep rt Oeiribridlge-, Maoe., hoe and hie band rt 16 entered Haiti ahSdroB, and JaS wotod be a hard- ntdM n sabiMt aiiik trim STailabk at propop* gone to oourt ta hopes of stopping RXBIOn.T IMKBH—GRAPH "A’* Ito wa rae. he seld. *flnM eomniii*- on Monday morning and retired ,v v V '4 '-'I tienat^ low p r^ I ■ily is eaHtled to fidl eewwanre a New EMtaln aompany from by 3 p.m. toe same day to the “ U , Doltok, 18, SouUi Wind taom afl erngtayeta that a poBey ueiqg toa name ’’prtynoid” on an neighboring Dominican Republic. sor, ebaigad with totoatcation, had MEDIUM EGGS 2 p .ta 9 5 c w H be eb- elecirie motor it markete. Aooord- ’The band strte two autom obiles Sis eass transfOrrad to Bast Hart- adhered iiig to toe request for e restraining in Derac and drove to Fort iond on Aug. IS to be toootpotai order and pennaiuskt Injunotlon Liberte, where they killed a sol- wdth othar ebaigas Unra. V t SOUTHERN FRIEB OHKKEN on to Kent, tbe menv- filed yesterday by Polaroid in U.S. dler on guard duty, then left the W eomnrittce include Distriot Court, Poiynold ia on - coiuitry, the man said, ■MM P A T i Q H. FMWc r t toe.Y rte “imitafton'’ designed to take ad- { ’The Haitian government pieced D 30 goL Gloss n r ______Plann«*s toH ear FRENCH FRIES I and Howard g. Wea- vantage rt PeSsiPold’e reputaMcn. i the eise of the invading force at G a s W a te r 49 / > M J O uster Z o f a pra- 10 year Gmurantea Another Connoctieut business profits from the fiouSty appnowad devetopment— TRUE V IN Y L wSI ba heart by the Kown ORDERS PUT UP TO TAKE OUT FOR A UFEHMI hefp of a SNET Communications Consultant , stag rvsmnarton (TPC) at 8 pm. ' 'J *4' DIET COLA IDEAL FOR PICNICS. ENTERTAMMO, OF CAREFREE G an Aug. IS at tba Ih atoapsl B tog tiaiHng rooaa. REACH AND FAMILY OUTVIGS FLOOR lEAUTY ItoadbeSUr Bldgn ths I. e Ideal for every room ta your ta m ^ ^ ''.'3 ■ o m opycKjftoiWtifii on vut • Glass lining is fused to extra Kitchens, Bedroom s, Dene^ P tay- i l i i i Boyan Itom in the Bncklanil aee- hesvy copperbearing steel; room s. Ihto baa been redeaigned. at tbe can never chip, crack, rust or e Easy to install, easy to esse tar. laquaSt s f the ITC; to tooiade a emrode. OnUnary household stains sad dhrt Ovancre park at tbe • Approved for either natural disappear wito a damp mop . - . TAider tbe chntor aontog regn- or bottled (LP) gas. no scrubbing ever end doesn’t sa- KP' toUona, a subdrtder oan make • meetrie Hasten AvaOable a t. otiiro waxtoiTv for partr^j^bu FRESH. NATIVE. OVEN-READY Proportionately Low Prieee! a Patented Goodyear prooeoe enotae an armor-Uke surface that insists ■miafiy raqnicad. RROILERS, RYERS. ROASTERS. FOWL, dirt, oU, grease, cigarette bums and The undevaiopad seoUon to TURKEYS, CAPONS. CORNISH HENS acid. Installs quickly and tasx- wooded and tocbstoa n natural penslvely. - 'f W ' atream wbboh tfas town pwlc de- AU . dnOKBNS OUT SRCXAI. FOB FOCR OOQOaifG V.- "•}*> paituunt which wM take orar MEKDS AT NO EXTRA OHARGB ALUMINUM Boniatananoe rt tba araa aftar It m m to deeded to ths town, wtt rstoto. brtoM ths ’TFC is a FOUlfiBT PARTS — OUT FRK8H — HUT F o il Face SI nspsFsd by I THE PABT8 TOG UKE BB8I t h S h ^ r Lumbar Core « » y s : Orsen Mknor, fbr a rtasur dovel- “ NO SUGAR A D D 0 - spmsnt off V< IKEASTS. LEOS. WINOS, LIVERS. ’lb s bgr a Near m m i r efr esh in g ; ILESS THAN 1 CALORIE “ REWARDING OOZARDS. RACKS aad NECKS Fiberglas Insulation WATW wsdsTelopsd tnnte. ptaotod BIRCfl PlYWOOD WAIST!’ STAY SLIM!" PER M I SERVINGr TRUE COLA TASTE!". I ssss, sbta psifes atang TBT LYNN’S BARaBCGBS, TBETV poatta, aad paMM eonnaotfnfi 0^1 ALWAYS AVAILABLE — FIFINO BO* JJC. reflective fofl tan ka^M your home warmer In 'dIETCOlA' booM tats wHb wsnmna : ____ the winter—cooler in the summer. FOD face acts gs a 4V i{«M “vapor barrier’’ which prevents dangerous moisture //V comUtions inside your walls—reflects heat from the “ inside and aUows the inmilaflfm to breattaa toward 17 , toe outside. Easy-to-instaU. Use for eomenstve pan­ 100 eling or for cabinets, bowcases, waD cahL Staple Gaa Loaned Free for Instaltallon *^0^ nets, counter cabinets, AUGUST SPECIAL sinic fronts and many, many other decorative 23" wids IV2* stoHdord iWckiMSS (125 sq. ft. roH) ...... SJIV piirpoeea. Handsomely ^^Aorem o f plahi opaoo m o H o u o ' finished, rugged ply­ — a wood, fuUy %" thick. >1 1i " wMb 3%" iMek (SO sq. ft. ro l) ...... 3.89 -H '-' V V oom ntunloailono pt*oblomm Thanko r.V. " M ir ft W l U R MCEI D " wids 3% " lUcii (60 ft. r o l ) ...... 4.69 .( ■ ..y I e ■'j. 4 t 10 yo u an affooilva aoluilonm^^ Prefinished AFRICAN tt. Aaron Nabohhack, Pratidant A L U M IN U M Bold Bond Maitross Co., Hartford COMBINATION Hardwood A versatile paneling that blends Whea Gold Bond Mattress moved to its new, 90,000-square-fort pltiW, die krger i IJBEMENT WINDOWS with most any deqor . . . use in ffy.aktac aided production, but they created a serious problem. How could vX v\v 7 5 ^ playroom, family room, den, etc. SIH 'talSK " panels that can be in* ^ daily volume of telephone calls get to 44 phones in stalled quickly, easily with NO-on* 11 daparttaents with speed and efficiency? the-job finiAing. Requireg Httts or no maintenance—^EVER! O w of our Communications Consultants, Jason ScHloss, studied the problem. Hit 19 • .* * i " '- r l S Popular F inislitf igeommendation: install a modem dial switchboard. 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sUiutlons a* the university of gether to b y to relate their basic counsel feea. A $10,000 attach­ DONT SCRATCH » eocnomic ideas to the school cur- Attachment Filed ment has been pktoed on the Om- THAT ITCH! . MANGHESTBl EVENING HERALD, KANCHBStBR, OONH THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, IWt Bennet Teacher Oormeottcut A u g. 13-23. oord Rd. property. ’The seminar, under the di- riodhim. IN JUST 15 MINUTES, Mrs. Heinx ia a graduate of In Divorce Suit Papers fUed ki the town oleik’s If the Itch needs scratching, yoor 4to Attends Seminar MoUon of Dr. Arthur QoMbeig, office charge kitolerahle cruelty, bock at any drug store. You feel qnlca- again** atupeaidoau iweaauraa from sues of the aeeaion. Tlte Mg pewa, Ty-Radio Tonight assistant principel of E. O. Smith Elartford OoHege for Women, and ICHiUcy AnnMUea has done graCRmte work at the m ey were married April 14, 1929. drying ITCH-M&NOT take hold. Itch­ outside and above, against other however, would be the* the rooord Ilfs. Kart U Hring, of WilUams Schort a* Stem, is port of M rs. Josephine A . ’Tupric, 19 ing quiets down. Antiseptic actioa kills pm teat IS waa made, i t the RepuhMcans START SAVIN®— OR ApO TO YOUR SAVINGS University. of OonnectiouL Omcord Rd., has inrtdtuted a di­ germs to help speed healing. Fine day Connecticut preaeuree from Inside and bar­ Ufkxm’s continuiiig education or night tor eczema. Insect bite*, ring, nerropapannen low, and againat poasibllitiee ■hould wlah to dlaatpate the bene­ Rd., Boiton, a social etwHes teach­ services. Teachers in the program m e actMiarShlpB are awarded vorce action against her hutoand, Temple University In Philadel­ phia, founded by Baptist clergy­ worm, foot itch, other mrfoce rashea ^ CwtttttQ iff raid Pamnunjam meaflBG or aome bi-partiaan deal againat fit from that record in aiUy :0e (U ) The Twilight Zone “One officer, aapreMtag m priae tlwt the pautyi pnUcy can be eaid to have had nrsen R S D Bymphony ( 8-4008) H y ^ r e e Sooa at all this, remarked that the am- its fundamental impulse and lev­ Sponaored by the Maaoheetor life of Slley ( 8) The Deteettvea ihonri through to a firm and hon­ Council of Churches B A V u r o s S A V I M G S __ CIm> Houee '34) Am. Buetneoe Syetems PINE ST. aad HARTFORD RD. Om T m t ...... budi laat week waa M tle diCfwaad erage in the work of Henry Beck­ •:4B (1Q-33W) Bnntley-Brinkley Newt 3;90 8-40«3) McHole’a Navy orable and oofiatructiva eonchi- er of canton in his capacity as from many prevkma iacMctda. I 8) Writer CronUte 10-3340) ’The U vely Onee (C!) good for itoetf and good for clerk of the Appropriatlona Com- 1.0 AM (U ) News (24) Rorilme Bra Om ItoNtfc •••••«•••••••••••••• *It’a Juat that thia time a few w ork ou t your own- CURRENT \ .Silt I \ I ! I » T:IO ( 8) .g ^ U Borp 10:00 ( 3-12) Nurtea the tfate of Connecticut. The "littee, a pw^on wlUA (13-33-«>«) Newe; gporia sad (104340) The WorM M Darryl T. ■twanim oF idtota came out in the open and hta'Trf’e la dHrflie^iibitom ""fm | vatioo with fear and trembiing Zonuok 7BB AflOOClATKD PRJCSk.' party dM tfais^wtch its inouranoe ANNUAL Weather atarted ahootfne.'" cial braintruster of the session. < Philippians 2:13 (10) Bipcord ( 8-40-69) Premiere probe. The pauty did this wKh its T r r T T m i I m i L n n r TiTV “8) irdm (34)) International MsMo|Mli To the real ^leatian—ia tbaaa After an apprenticeehto with the i religion always has an aye DIYIDIND aawsBSTH”* (18) ^bocrlption TV U :0 0 34-10-1343404069)------’ New lamarludiie pokey in taking oom- OonneoUcut Pi*Uc Expenditure to the practical. We should be (34) tto v e l Sine BporU and Weotn aomethins^ new and eriticn l ia fO^taAdatm X ftatd, U:16 |10) (C) n d iS o tiM toeal n avi puUabad bar*. »w"«t of hath the tax and the Oouttcil. Becker had also been Re-1 »uepieious of the piety which does T;M (23) Kings of Qoif the hradlines budget deciaione of the aeaeton, - a of lapobUeanra of e ^ d y — Korea, really publican fiscal expert In the 1901 y^now service, of the prayer BBANCH OFFICE, BOUT* fl. OOVENTRT (90) Sports Camera (40) Steve Allen Gea harala a n alao raatrrad. ^ H a wMh a reentrant big break for the am havo keen sesaion. At the ckar* of this ses­ which does not lead to work, of 1:W (10-90) Wide Country 11:30 (12) Movie state’s taxpayers. 9) Award Theater 11*90 (2330) Tonight (C> n u a « at N. a. case of the old news fwahones re­ sion, however, he won Increased the mysficiam which begins and ( 9-4063)------) NelsonNo' FamUy ’ 8) Movie ea. nat ntatlTaa. Ifea , Adeattedly. it is e lot aaaier to confidence in himself by pointing ends with Its own emotions. sponding to an alarm the editorial the party into an early fight, SF-E S A ’n m O A r ’ B T V tV E E K FOR COM PLETE LM ’n N G J A»oiicy^f*a» aae thia Republican aooompUab- ReV. James A. Bonnemai, u m a pages cannot yet eewMder gmsiini' raont firam the perspective of some which R won, on retirement fund F A U a IIFC TILL 5 Pelle MON.-TUES.-FRI. P a stor ^ ra E A % '" o r —there is as yet no oacchHdre an­ diaianfe than it wmdd have been policy. ^ A l l n O U r S imniSIlAY • AJL to B PJ^-WED. CLOSED AT NOON Community Ohriatiaa 9 cntcoLaTiov to diecover It from anywhere inside swer. But there might be one ten­ That fight won Becker his spurs, Reformed Church D m Sarald P ttetac CoaapMT, the Republic an policy and per- ip«»i'daad^M; i#:*> a.at — — Blasted Hie Bi’otlitrfcood a party eider statesman who never 6:16 Newt, Weather and Sparta 1:00 News and Sign Off d a r«*M K !c a t!o a awaot Saturday — W Ptrr—141S loaiag taction and opinion bitter has been able to conquer hie in- DELIVERY TO THE 7:16 Easy Ed Show 6:00 Joel (huh We do not au R h sarsvea after SDOceM had resuRed for digenous Yankee Ideas of public 11:30 Tonight at My Ploo* 7:00 Bill Hughe* 13:00 Sign oift A n goat B humanly poeribl ^^the wiaeiiag p oU cr- toR the trig thrift now and then. State Chalr- 13:00 Olrond --- f hapeetaat liriaga. after aH, did nun Plnney, who once again 1 w n o —1666 t f l HP 1196 roaly to place 6;0C New*. Sport* and Weather 6:00 News, Sport*. Weather A Birth Is The Most heppai by aome daoign and aome. p^wed calm and firm in holding to BOLTON 6:36 Old, Borrowed and Blue 6:l6 Showcase poettion of aa tot**. I a good oourse once charted, and. 6:46 Three Star Extra 8:00 The World Tonight 7;06 Conversation Piece 8:30 Showcase Thera baa bem no lack o f oug- when tha* pod The iaamaaee probe aroee from ; finally, rank and file Republican AREA T:90 News of the World ’ 3:80 Sign Off g e rlk m , over our nofiaaal hirtoty, aad t upon Senator Lucy legislatore who found R a bleeaed APPLES BenMBer, the moot redoubtable a ^ welcome relief to be able to place. of the poadMIRy tha* oven people garitle peraon the General Aeaem-, take a tax and rpending halting who Ire hi ihe White Houae are But R aright ba a gMd ea M y has srer knaen. wRh her orlgi-; stand and rtick with H for once, homeai baiaga, aubjeot to and prtvt- far us aO to try to iamghi ■ol HSe Sgr to*P*ring eft aome of j We have listed these various sur- LENOX * LBS. FOR ONLY 65c legad hi the aofne trials end trlbu- Amertoana, toe* wa era an tasamnec pohoy (xxnmtaMione: fbee credits without bothering to Her edueational purposes; upon' refrcch ourselves as to any fac- PHARMACY laUans and piaaeupee and bappi- people of Ruoria, bora afti Rep. NklMitoi Eddy of New Hart- Uonal allgmnent of the ii^ yid u ^ 299 E. CENTER ST. neaa as the rest of us. Often, true Revolutian, schooled la the Hoed, w ho had th e sn ergy aad oour- invoived. ' Undoubtedly, ^for toe* eoaugh, It h aa* until much later, muniat doctirina. sad ia toed and spearheail toe matter, there were figures other TEL Ml 9-089* kmg after their actual thne in tha im nriet bs opsiwtion; upon than those we have meniiotied who FROM GrFOX^CQ Riared poeitive roaponelhillty for torifCcniwcHtsiMliHriitoHV ■— Hrtlf6rri.lf.CMS9tort White Eauai, that the ftiH extont p a rty a i U fhaiiwun Searie Rood Hke a rock toe record on these two major la- of their htona toon R wa bgr the memelr iwttoiL Wa hasa than gn ORCHARD HILL our now lOlh floor route. up, an if as, hrilMriag hi O f ah tha aomman lanoroinatora rigtrineos amd toe iritoaeli (FORMERLY PERO ORCHARDS)' hi human eapactenca iaiid amotlaitt. vemafity of toe peRdeal a AVERY STREET, WAFFW®. CONN. tha* of (ha hMh h tha WqiR. T t R waa ear SortUDC to ha bora 1 aanteni arwaril tha aaistval ef jt X ia port af sur to o o ^ rriol being whaae eoenpieto hwocence ship to the eiRftde warU too* gfvoD moro haireutt... e f an the rine and w»ya and tired re^ rd tt aa ftRxaa toRitaey iwasM of this wmM hnmadtat^ toe fralto ef our aa engages tha tmagtoaikm and love TroiAle hi toe* autto e f aB; W* oB aavai* the beauUfnl be good aaws for ns and stonr of haw that hmocence o f Hfe beeanoc R hi wOl, over the years, be merged into kind of farment and tha vortad eiqpertencea ef Hfe; we wtrich Oonanunist mosemaria aad are pl«hMd and proud aa the peir- vietoriea arioc. We ents'thetnaftves in this moment of naturally, that our owa Purluuato preepeot; we wleh evetybody wen. and ifltoHigent and iaevRriHe way So, too, with the new Uttle life of Hfe has already canshi-«a which baa eame to the young (am- some other nattoae, tnclndtaig rib 100% A U WOOL Sy tha* livas hi tha White House. (if our a>wn etome arigtabots. i 9 M m n | M o t He, Fetrioh Bouvler Kennedy, bae inchiding. as writ, flw great po] oome into one of the nicest fami­ lotion maae of CHna—a am m • NMHDlii* Sh#n lies in all the world, in one of tha great lliat the mere anairear* i finest ooiMtriea, and there is ne* having it with yoa, trying to feOow SHETLAND a man, woman or child in all this down the trail 3F0u ieiiLlsm ^«iNrin|M t< • Skirt land whs dose not hope that be -vastly comforting. Bra tiM * ef FrWdriiB fMNhm Md SwreertM' Favorites wffl be oddhig hh luaty demor to In all this, sveryttaing goee ae R dryers to meke room for the OLIVER CUTS the redoubtebie vigor and HveH- ahould. with the meetrr mood 1964’a lhat meens FrighUra BeM nees of toe elan. ning the vtotorioa tt toiarid be e f Re rtghtneaa aad wiadwa. Battle Of The Pages ning the vietoriee wtodh a 3 » 7 97 keeping with Ra oara iiriMeeB to Juat the otoer day, we took gen­ toric inevitability. TM|y. SS Si?- tle noUoe e f toe fee* the* the front world ia becoming one big fanrib- *«''«• S o l i t '" page ef the Chriatlan Science •AoryH o eihood. WdighMar jnixi, dosetalt tD mtain obapo. Monitor carried a fairiy dramatic Then, in the eununer o f ISSS, AH. wool natural fibre that keeps ix>Ior and headline an recent miHtary dariies after aome months of ai ■oft ami after ropeated waotataig amd wear- in Korea even while on editorial tas. aMh Obnfit wloca. lumbUnga of a iHaguirting uatuic, wotidered why everybody wae your own leaders, your n suddenly dramotiaiiig rather rou- televhdon, your preae. I GsbmA BKfm STCr* ritaraoal, lodeo, red. ttne taicidente and responsiblHtiea the sudden and repeated white, other ehacbBi. O sn 84 to 40. ^ * Sv in K o r ^ proof that there to, iaatead W ihnee that time, the new^Mpere brotoerhaod. oomplate aad aaai of America have oontowed having and ugly and vulgar rift betwr themseivea a new oriaie hi Korea, the ' CMneoe maae aad year a and the more they whoop it tg>, Ruaria. wtto dramatic storiea and pictures, One Amaricaa ehaarrar la It Myloii Poww Net the more toe editorial pages begin 8>SSY C U T S oow Mid, toe ethar day. toat 1 to wonder if it is oU so routine Rueeiene ‘tare toorkart and Scig after all. Perhaps toe assumption ened by the new revanled attttni on which Bsvm services began to PANTY GIRDLE of OammiHriat Clibia . - . Bond pay increased attention to evenie oanveraetion found moegr Raato in Korea—toe essumption that Sim$ MmaO, oonvinoed that China ia ready ) Communist China would be in­ risk the deathe ef arilkaa of e MmL, Large spiring vioienoe there as part of 1.44 % sene in a war.” its own sold war with Ruoria—is Peihapa that ia toa way the R Regular or lonsr length. One hitih 'WMot- valid after all. sions feel, the emy w « weald 1 Model DD •I79to baod with satin panel front. White. But before we, er evetris in if we ooukl Flowing Heat KoTto reach any hrevocable “ MoiM WD $ 2 3 9 ^ 6 Other oonohision, let ue oonrider the sug­ we not, firet of aS. aad Faster and Models - At gestion of a dispatch from South cally of aR, feet Korea to the New York Ttmee, FRIGIDAIRE Softer Than ping inoide— that eni headlined “New Red Taotice sumption of belonging Sunshine! • 1 3 9 " i From One of ilmerfcrf* Doubted in Karea," and Including GIANT 12 LB. TUB! which waa so right ant statranents such Oa these: R ooukl a rt fOfl to pi SPECIAL COMBINATION PRICE! t a Best Spprtstcear Mfrs. “M ilitary ofOciala have roeprsM- other people whenever R was given I ed douiRs tost there ie any new sometlring of a chance? Would we j pattern in toe Oommunist tactics LITTLE BOY CUTS not, even liefote we IhieiMd «* toe| and have vetoed eurprise that the ANOTHER CLEARANCE BEST BUY FOR EARLY BIRD SHOPPERS' Misses Colton ^ i peril af peottUe phyrtenl < excitingly priced coats of Imported latest diaabaa aiparently attired think of the idiRigliwl ooasiderable oomoern in the United thus Ruetlered. perhaps to ( Classic and Novelty S ta te a . . . FRIDIDAIRE 2-DOOR AUTOMATIC DEFROST REFRIOERATOR aH cut to your taste CORDUROY may. periMKW. after to ‘The developments also oaused Riook, to our eava ra to f ? H A N D W O V E N and your way of Kfe sooie nftViele here to wonder W e wmdd be reolirtag. R vm| • No Defrosting Ever In Food about the aear-oritte etm oepher e Storage Ompartment. ! oould put uuiaeivae la B S U M LINE New for Fall that bad aeisRi. *nie paefrie book tones thMc itope. that toa • Tme Zero Zone Tanpemtnre home muat thlnfc we’re on the HARRIS tWEED 2.00 we bad boon bron ^ iv to I vorge. of a toooting war,’ one In 100 Lb. Freezer. in bad gone, perha ps torsi Ahd if you neeci a fir m ^ touch American lemariced In dismay----- rfMrir cveiy cothiM in the Outer Hebrides CAPRIS TAILORED after auto imaginsiy "Laat Nrwember North Koreena to hold that curl. . . then let our inside the Raeeiaas. we to Ueudt of Scodan^ bet a loom in die rittii^ mode a grenade attack againat a a ONLY •hilled operators add our favor­ manage to grt back tola ear ■oem. where the wemen of the family cany on FtnR Oavalry past, UUing one sol- eoahsiet-oU ttadition of hand-weaving dto ite Connecticut Salon cold wave •kins, R waoid surely be tott ot| 5 SHIRTS dier and weunding another. ’Ike in- leert a pining Idad aa mart fmoue fabric ia the world. We’ve tailorad 8.50 fltdeat eouaed a f *eHng of outrage thought toward thoae dto nofterb wool tweed in doitic tethion. LEFT wkh trim coBer, rag]an rieevee, knit ^ 279*i Connecticut Salon, whom the werM ooae ■ la the UMtod FD 6-13T-1 la toe otiodproof writdetg . . . pint a S-teason t ffO l w coRvoiifont layaway gBm tU tfiLS rinerawiMM Tenth Floor, G. Fox & Co. is BOW suddenly Itto to Inkle. S(A blue er brown. io-i6. Then loot week, toe ftspatrh to , , , mo extra tharga For your appointment dial * far ethers. IM ThnM oonttOHod. there waa MKT sEnu FOR LESS mM A m m iM i i i n m i 249-9711 or 522-0811 your 1.67 (orto Korean ambtuh, but thia Wt Ddivtr and Service What We SeO At No Extra Charge! M trS WHY YOU SAVE direct Knes to beauty AD - around elastic has otw whtah ooearrod whUe the .Conhed oottem oRforde In 66% daeron and SDSS AT aOMOtTMAU • FRIGIDAIRE HEADQUARTERS • yyaiBtband, n rli— toot ban treaty and toe I TMcday, Wednetdoy, Fridoy*. 1(M|. eotton chombiay. Solids, stripes, prinfeL Ikrilup, per dosing. long sleeve, barrel eoffs. Button-down, snap tab, pftt bibwem Ruotta and China PENTLAND green, navy, red,. mro both in tha haadMnaa. Thursdoy 10-9; Soturdoy 9:30-6 stud, star, pin, Bermuda, spread aonare. Kew toast, blue; Sizes 8 oroao,” aaid theto^ I MS wvel Cleied Mondays. Fan aokna. a to SD. (a toa Timoo, “toat the Chi- B. D. PEARL APPLIANCES to 18. Mrxomdhtemad fo r yoor ahoftpimg romfort the North Kr- to new oggrea rhe Arta> Oldcat Frigidrirc Dentei- We HkTt I t e SeUing and Servidiig for 39 Yevs! ROUTE 5-^SOUTH WII^DSOR. CONN. HI MAIN ST., MANCHESTBI Fhoite M3-2171 ^9 “ , Nattone Oom- thwkiv AotMatt I W 199 Ob is piA n t y o f fr ee p a r k in g \ V f '

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ICANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1968 tropical Atlantic. Ariene menaced Pinllla's so,n-in-law and four re­ Commerce, aaya the spoils oystam Columbia Police - tired army and police officers. B^dite Shut Out in the federal government is Arlene StiB Alive the Leentord Islands and Oeemed I fan pplioe, called to tos sesBa, wsbad Today in Washington to draw a bead on Puerto Rico. Valencia ordered the ex-dictator TV ceived oifty sorapee, bumips and ward, and that-.dooton expect he ripped to half, slowed toe boy’s fi "more soidilatlcated, more Binia- arrested. Other conspirators alM By Store Manager vigil at a distancs—kept off by anmigb to prevent any broki toe tod to tos hoepltaL ter, than ever before.” With Gale Force But she fizzled out Sunday and Seek Ex-Dictator military police. They watched the Boy Only Bruised bruises when he riruck a sidewalk wiU be discharged in a day or so. was little more, than a band of were being sought, the National bonee or otoeg serious . m . WASmNQTDN (AP) In Uie^Rep. Howard W. Smith, chairman There is a public scandal in fed­ N e^ Service reported. President aa he came and went. below, because his fall was' broken Breabiskl said Ms son was play­ showers the next two days. By JAHE» C. DEWEY LOmsVILLK, Ky. (AP)—A taMf by a first floor window- awning, hla ing in the iHMtaira rooms yester­ Brezinaki said, even though he Pitch Kept Warm news from Waahlngton; of the House Rules Committee, eral qiending, the Delaware bank­ MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—Arlene, the Rojas Pinilla, who ruled this re­ sicians Hopeful By late afternoon, toe decision In 20-Foot Fall landed on. a sidswalk. er said in a' speech Wednesday at ,The Weather Bureau said Ar­ bag boy blocked a brace sf boM was made to move toe baby to father said. day afternoon while Ms mother SMASHINa CBJNTEINNIAL: suffered Wednesday what he first, fickle lady of the hurricane lene would whirl along a gradual­ BOGOTA, Colombia (A P)—Po­ public from 1658 until he was bandits—they got befuddled. was in a front bedroom, sewing. Mm. aiezinskl was unaware of NTBJW YORK—A new raftroad Anlerican taxpayers helped the called "a bellyache,” but recover­ the NaUonal Press Oub, and season, turned into a tropical lice and army troope sought ex- ousted in 1957, planned to seize the the Boston hospital and Salinger Two-year-old Martin Brezinski, Authorities at Manchester Me­ tank oar can unload a cargo Of voters in many cases have turned ly curving track toward the Chief Special Agent Jatan Walk­ announced it to reporters clus­ son of Mr. and Mrs. James Brezin- morial Hoepltal this morning term­ He a^^wrently tried to alt on the toe aooMent until siie heard a biternkl Revenue Service cele­ ed sufficiently to leave the Capitol storm again and was eiqpect^ to Northeast With some acceleration Dictator Gustavo Rojas Pinllla to­ presidential palace and detain er of a grocery firm gave fids neighbor, who wttnoaead toe fan, ooal-tar pitch in IS mlniifea w, brate Its 100th birthday annlver- afte* treatment. "* toeir congressmen into “bagmen” blast Bermuda with gale winds to­ tered about the entrance to the rid, 36 CUnton St., yesterday after­ ed the boy's omufttion "improved” slH of a low rear bedroom window, during the next 12 to 24 hours. day on a charge of plqttlng.a for­ cabinet ministers and heads of the I account; Kennedy Baby and eUfaw pushed againot toe win­ ihouUncf. Job toat takes 48 houia to ordinary ■ary by pouring a record tax take The Virginia Democrat told pho- term us^ to describe rackets day. armed forces, the news serv­ long, narrow hospital wing. noon accidentally fell some 20 feet and said he waa oonsoioua and tanks A heater elroutaJtea hot Small craft in |he Bermuda area Two women entered a food etors The one-time hospital - ward, alert. Hrezlnski said about notm dow acreen or lost his balance, and She rushed out of toe house and —1106.9 billion—into federal cof­ tograi^ers and newsmen as he collectors. ' ■ ^ p s clocked her highest winds were advised to seek safe harbor cible comeback while President ice said. from a second story window at hie Qg to keep toe HquM yltah at to* ,Nellan centered much of his at BO to 60 miles an hour in in South Louisville Wednesday most recently used as a special home. ttiat the boy was being transferred fell from toe window. Cotaid Mmkin lying half on toe fers in the fiscal year which walked to his automobile after or remain in. port. Shipping in the Guillermo Leon Valencia wa."i In Valencia and Betancourt met night and demanded money. Qua n t B o m ) todswaBt and half on toe gram. right temperature. ended June 30. « several hours In the office of Dr. fire on the area redevelopment squalls and the Miami Weather dren were bom by such an opera­ quarters for VIP visitors, is about However, the boy apparently re- from special oars to the chUdren’a An awning below, which was program. This drew an .xchange path of Arlene was told to be cau­ Venezuela. , I Wednesday on the Colombian-Ven- had a pi.stol. , , tion. which removes toe child be­ lOd yards from the hospital sur­ The Treasury bonanza included George W. Calver, the congres­ Bureau srid the Intensity would tious. a new high for Individual income from Secretary of Commerce Lu­ increase to gale force. The government said the plot: ezuelan border, then drove to San The bag boy was unaware ef tMe tMrty iA M n«« tUa ■fUrnoon, a* fore toe mother goes into labor. gery wings where the Caesaran sional physician, that he’d call thwarted as Valencia and Cristobal to sign the six-point "Afct holdup attempt. He w m ob My birth was performed. and employment taxes, $67.9 bU- them "If 1 drop dead after getting ther H. Hodges, who said the At midnight. Arlene’s center WM ac^adulad bcfor* the nn*r- Dr. Walsh, who also delivered chamber president "is doing a dis­ Cans Competitive Venezuelan president Romulolof San Cristobal.” : way to a parlung area to get shop­ John Jr. remained in toe hos{ritaI Dr. James B. Drorbaugh, an as­ Iton, and' a $6.S billion increase home.” was located about 880 miles south­ ping baskets. The woman with the ^^Hey' Mrth liitMnq>twl hte WMte over fiscal 19ttl, when receipts service to the 98,000 unemployed west of Bermuda, moving north- Betancourt met and signed a : The two president agreed to wing oveml^t to be close to his sociate physician at toe Boston Smith was stricken while walk­ pledge to defend their nations and work within the Organization of gun told her companion, "W e’4 HOUM IflUttM. hospital, bad been flown to Otis totaled $99.4 blUlon. ing from his office to the Capitol Americans finding jobs and the northeast at 14 miles an hour. NEJW YORK— new oootainer, famous patient Voii C;in ( ouiU on 11-. . . . (^no I iMo,.,, S<>;,1 22,000 more being retrained as a The squalls were located near made of paper and ahimlnum foil, other Latin-Amerlcan democracies American States against Commu­ better get him in here.” • R waa tlM flrat tima fei 68 yean Telegrams of congratulations to consult on the baby’s condition. In surpassing the $100 billion for a committee meeting. Calver against plots to overthrow them. nist subversion and usurpation of They went outside after tbs Rat a liaby waa born to toe wife I After his examinaUon, the un- mark for the first time, the rev­ said the congressman apparently result of the ARA program.” the center and highest winds, exr is competing with steel and alum­ began coming to toe TVhite House inum cans. A shift from metal to The presidential press office power by force. I youth. A store official locked tbs of ^ Pwaident In office. It hadn’t I usual ambulance trip was decided alue service noted that in its first had suffered a mild attack of food And, in a Senate speech, D n- tended out 160 miles north and j doors behind them. Flustered, tbs and the Air Force base from ocratic Leader Mike Mansfield of east. fiber-foil containers is taking place said army leaders learned of the iBapeMd alnce toe Cleveland era. upon. year of operation 100 years ago poiaoni plot against Valencia and seized Nvion was first made into hosiery I women fled. .ft* wab toe Xtod grandchild in world leaders, friends and well- the total take was $41 million. BAGAfE»47: Eidwin P. NeiUn, Montana accused Nrilan of mak­ Bom as a hurricane spotted by in the motor-oil industry. Stand­ wishers. weather satellite Tiros in the ard A Poora Corporation repewts five persona. Including Rojas in 1938. Police went looking (or titeoi. Mw fanUy beaded ^ Joeeph P. Their contents were not immed­ BULLiYACHH: . Blglity-ye&r-old president of the U.8. Chamber, of ing "wild Btatements.” Kennedy, T*. Iprmer ambaaeador iately discloeed nor were the send­ to toq^nd. ^ ^ Special Office - n e - Ktfmedy’a named the new ers identified. hahy Patrick, after ^ l^eai- In keejtoig with Kennedy tradi- dent’B grandfather, and Bouvler. torn, toe longtime family nurse, Planned to Aid far Mra. Kennedy’a father, toe Luella Hennessey of Walpole, R U E M CO VPW late John T. Bouvier, a New York Mass., hastened to report for duty SEARS REDEEM M O TTS VALUABLE COUPONS Mailed to your home atock broker. at Mrs. Kennedy's hospital room. North Enders Becanae of toe iwemature birth, She has assisted at all but one of |{i iKHTCK ..\N'n CO toe baby waa batotoed in toe ma- the births of the Kennedy grand­ gery room abortfy after Urto by children. (Contfamed from Page One) toe baiiM Oatbolic ChaplaiB, toe Mrs. K«medy had planned to Rev. John A CahiB of Portland, have her baby at Walter Reed and the people will know they are THERE'S MORE TO MEAT Army Hospital in Washington. there,- Fkeedman said. TWa procedure to oooaidered The First Lady, M, calmly took The council approved the ad- aonunon practice to premature her two youngsters, Candine 5%, Tftt.rlft-T'um tfetta, a r a t e Booee apokeaman and John Jr. 3%, off for a bone- dUlcn of three toepeotora to toe Regular 30.98 J. C. Higgins than Meets the eye! 9 EXTRA STAMPS S back ride outing Wednesday. Housing Code Inspection Division. I WUh Psfebaee M $1 er ttoee M “ toira. Kennedy had b ^ They were at a farm area in In addition ft. authorized the draft­ YOU GET FULL VALUE for every penny gUmpaea af her new aca. The laat OstervUle, not far from Hyannia ing of aeveral ortUnanoes aimed spent on Mott’s “Tender-Trim” meats. We trim Coupon good Aug. 8 thru Aag. 8me, ha waa wberied into her Port, where the Kennedy family at making toe North Stod a oleaxter and trim again. Cut away all excess bone and 10, 1963. Limit one coupon to morn in a special Incubator by a famUy. Adults Only. State stables some horses for riding. place. fat —leave just enough for good nutrition, de­ toe rieaklm t himaelf. And then, Suddenly, Mrs. Kennedy started One o f these would, ereate a taw: Cigarettes, beer toe infant waa wMriced for a to have labor palna. ticket, ahnllar to a traffic ticket, licious flavor. There’s no waste. Every pound ^M )tod fair traded items anaedy ambirianea daah to Boaton, Dr. Walsh, who had been on va­ to be issued to vinlatora of anU- is real MEAT VALUE — to the last juicy, ten­ e.\cluded from offer. a trip that took a BtUe mere than cation on Cape Cod, waa IMtertog ordinancee. icycles der forkfuL ana hoar. summoned and Mn. Kennedy was RepeesenteUvee of toe North Doctora hod deddad it could get driven back to her Squaw Island Etod Oommianlty Action Program, better medical treatment at toe home. toe National Associaition for the ChUdren’a Medical Center, which By the time she arrived there. Advancement of Oolored People, to eonsidared one o f toe beat bos- Dr. Walrii, a grey haired gyne­ and the Congrees mi Racial Equal­ pltala la toe country apecialiaing cologist was waiting for her. He ity, were present ait a prase oon- to ebUdren’B dlieaeea confirmed ftiat the baby was cmn- ferenoe held after the council Save 2.10 There, the baby maa ^aced in Ing and set the emergency pro­ meeting. on laolatte, a machine toat cedure in motian. A spokesman tor NBCAP said bridgaa the gam botareen toe moth- Otis Air Force Base was noti­ Ilia groi^ "is happy” with the oria wookb and the outalde worid, fied to prepare for toe emergency elty'a response to the OMnptaints. HUCK ROASTS temperature and humidity birth. At a< meeting of NSCAP laat A real pack of riding pleasure . . . and at such a low, low at toe beat balance to (aeUltate Mrs. Kwmedy, wearing a eream night, Peter Morrill, one of toe price! Durably constructed to take the hard knocks of day- colored shift and straw bat, was opganisarion’s eh le t spokesmen, I Believe: m, day-out riding. Husky top bar is teamed up with twin- Thm medtal problem of the picked up by aa Air FOrce heli­ told toe other membem he feels Kennedy uftopttog waa deacribed copter. She was accompanied by ths dty seems more interested now Btrut middle bar. Chrome-plated handlebars and hubs. BONELESS aa ‘ Idlopatlilc roa^fratocy dtotreaa the doctor assl her secretary, to toe housing problem. Bright baked-on enamel finish resists scratches and mst. mmdrame.” In toynuinto tongnage, Mary Gallagher of Alexandria, K maona the baby*a tonga had a d "X toel toe etty wiB do toe Handsfune red color for boys, blue for girls. White trim. YOU SHOULD Va. major woric to houdng now,” he CHUCK ROAST “ ■ “ to ftmetton The heMeojitar spanned fhe to Bsiles in about 13 minutes and Motrig said ifte otganiaatton wUl Gonuino nb. Mra. Kennedy was checked in at R la ant hetunL to one o f Ms other major the hUM tioopilal at U:40 a.m. efedsetdras, pereuadiiig anployen Fox Toils S«E SUPER aondttion of Meanwhile, FMsIdant Kennedy and avtoi John Jr. to Mrs negroes for otoar than got fbe noWH in Ms White House aisnial posfticns. ..d. 49t Each T T ' only aorae three oftlea from Dr. Janet Travell, a Really spruces achedole to a at Wtatto Hones physlrian. loyf'erGiris* Dual tone— OREEN STAMPS had aatfarod a btt tram ft. up your bike! gives a loud or The now baby waa bom at WlUila IB iiilmiles sftar bs was Medds notftlsd, K— sita stuped into his Two Girls Hurt 18-15 in. long. gentls warning It'JB p jn . Kaatem DayUght 28 or 24^nch Natural color. to cars, ftme. attar Mra. Brnnody waa helicopte ea the wMte House If you save stamps and who south town and waa off to his In MincH* Crash Tie string. pedestrians. ruahed to ttM Air Vorce hoepltal doesn’t, you should save the best by heUeoptar toom her aommer wife’s bedside. CHICKEN LEGS Beetions E b . 39c vacation iMme at Ignaw Inland, When his helicopter settled A foot toat riipped fram a foot, NO DOWN PAYMENT ON ANY SEARS CREDIT PURCHASE — Green Stamps. aome to mfiea away. He weighed down at Amhrews Air Force Base brake onto toe aocetsraitcr pedri to at tour nounde, 10% ouncea, in naarby Maryland, Kennedy toot evening reoufted in two 18- CHICKEN BREASTS S e c tio n s Eb. 45c and waa If mdHa to length. learned that all four big Air Force year-oM giita being taken to Man­ Why stamps are A atatf member vdw aaw the jet jdanes that are part of his of­ chester Memorial Hospftsl wfth America’s oldest and most valu­ SAVECa For Wonderful Summer Salads! ficial fleet, were naavailaUe. One aald be waa “beauttfolly minor injuriee after their car able stamps. Check the beauti­ tormad.” in Moscow, two others were CTBflhed into a 8. Main St. tree [ THu. MAYONNAISE deUcately seasoned to bring Hu n d r e d s o f e h r a j -?/: s t a m p s Detalto were meager from in­ mder maintenance, and the fourth and fence. ful gifts in the catalogues. out the garden fresh flavor of your summer salad.. .so deUdons No Limit! No Coupons Needed! Items At Regular Prieest side toe hoairital, where military in the air some 30 minutes Mias Oarol A. Aitaplna o f . Hast I Chei^ the number of books re- on your favorite sandwiches tool Save at this low price and aecnrity waa quickly clamped away. Hartford and her paezenger, Mbss get jl-fT Green Stamps too! with Purohase of 6 or 12 os. package An eight-passenger Air Force Jet q^red to obtain the free gifts. down. At night, the Air Force aet Peneiape Sousa of 5 Elizabeth Dr., { You will see why. Remember 25 EXTRA NEPOO COLD OrTS— All Varieties. im a guard hoiiae outalde the door Star served him instead for the w«re treated for minor biutoee. ^ toe long, one-atory, green- one hour and five minutee b<^ to PoUce arid toat toe 7 o’cioric | also only 1200 stamps are need­ PINT with Purohase of 1-Ib. package ahlni^ed boqaital ward wing where OUs. accident occurred when Miea A l- ed to fill an saver book. JAR 25 EXTRA HTGRADE’S 8KINLESHS FRANKS. Mra. Kennedy rested in an air He was too late. The baby had spino, drivtog south on S. MSrin S t, I H E L L M A N N ’S ecmditioiMd bedroom o f an Aroom already been bom when he ar­ slowed to make a left tum onto with Purchase of rived. auite. Spring St. Her foot slipped off the | Mott’s reputation for low prices 25 EXTRA CAPITOL FARMS POLISH RIBLDAaA A oorpa of 10 Air Fmoe doctora ’The President's sister, Mrs. brake and onto the ga* pedal, ad- S M n 40 MPH and nuraea bad assiated Mra. 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MANCHESTER EVIMING HKBATA M AllCH telER, €OHH« THURSDAY, AUGUST S, 1968 MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD. MAl^CHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1968 Rann said. “It is now time we W ri^ t, president of AUen Univer­ Chey in t h e ------schools and racr aatinnal facUties, night for the third night along the It alin is plagaiad with racial started negotiating with the city pupils when school* open In Sep­ U.S. sector of the demilitarized liieep Crisis: sity, an all-Negro - acbool. said Gen. Leonard Says . r I ...... ' problem* hi huapaal* and In Job council. I don’t see what good we tember. tone. No Communist patrols were “ The task of helping our atndMta live ki can now derive from an ugly 'In­ Students’ Notice Leaders Split The civil rights groups have ac­ Coikhtty sighted. to face the realities of our ttaaea cident which could occur during cused the board of - segregating Heat Off in Korea is Just as Important as ^aaOtag R c ^ a M A. Hawkins, a All etudenU attending Man­ "We came back with every Charlotte dentist and ordained a demonstration.” about 4,900 pupils, mostly Ne­ round and grenade that we - tolans to spend a 4-H dUb member* are'nifed 12, bringing with them tran­ kept together for administrative which an Americah. and a South KINDERGARTEN — GRADES 4-S parta o ( Mouth'OaroUha. „ , “We no longer ask 'the Negro that I can’t Join them. I can't teOla rnWItna* '•sr Ih ef. . . hut now.” scripts of records from other Korean policeman were also ' set up ambush traps along the Dr. mnory L. Rann, a Oiar- Ceremonial leaders are de­ quipt few days at the home of his tA Mliintt their entry forme twf- gated public accommodations “ off purposes. front and stayed In position until DEPARTMENTALIZED “ If the white man had any sin- masses not to hate,” Newman them that everything wUl work it-1XAACS* and scribed by the Negroes a: those father-in-law, E. J. Olson of near­ high schools or report cards for The Mobile County, Ala., school killed. tmtil they lotte physician and leadiiig N ^ ro UaUoc exhS>iU they wiU cera daatr* about ending this added. "W e tell him that If he 1 self out. This would be a lie." | in the Negro who stay away from the under- by Kent. the past year. Hours are from limits.’’ board reported It had received ap­ "I don’t think there has. been a dawn. good slop moderate, has spoken against ra­ 623 Main St., Cor. Pearl St. North Korea’s Radio Pyongyang problem, ha would take down the must hate he should try to show In Columbia and Charleston. i untie t o n caron ' privileged within their own race Cooper married the former In the 4-H Town FWr Au*. 8-12 and 1-4 daily. Rep. H. R. Gross, R-Iowa, said plications from 29 Negro pupils pattern to the Communist a^lvl- FOR INFORMATION CALL 7 4 ^ fW cial damonatratloBB. charged that U.S. reports a* barrier* o t aegregation and allow ,a Uttle igercy. This la a harah Negroes who have Ugbt complex-1 bfckering nmtmg and who have lost contact with Trudy Olson while they were stu­ IT at Ooveotry High School. The the directive "will put into effect for transfer to white pub’ ic ty,” Leonard said. “It’s an oper­ reaponatbls Negro leader* to con- but rea!U*tic view.” ions are disdainful of their diirkerj ChniMttr. MAX. “ Our deenanatrations have sim- ational situation they Just M Korean attacks were "an entirely Iply outgrown their usefulness,’’ the Negro people. dents at the University of Hawaii. ftortM tnuet W In the haiMle of Miee Flowers’* by Norman Baraach and the biggest army of snoopers ana schools next month, the time set groundless fabrication and a cenm te on preparing the poor and In Columbia , Dr. Howard E. brothers, so much •" that often’ Jane VVeneh tomorrow in o iw for the start of desegregation by a into.” Carroll Moore. informers you ever heard of.” All was quiet again Wednesday wtiiipping lie.” that aB eUaNi may be oompleted. Zolton F e u e rm a n has been federal appeals court. Some 175 ddb member* enroUed named director. Feuerman direct­ Rep. Mendel Rivers, D-S.C., said, la 20 club* are eligible to enter in ed "Expected Guest ’ for the local “ This Is the beginning of police mimMOUB claame. the categories group. state and commissar government tadiMl* regetable*. flower*, dairy, Casting date* will be Aug. 21, In the United States.” I W E G I V E hones, dMop, poultiy, raMiits, 22 and 23, time and place to be One of the largest demonstra­ peU. dothlng, food, woodwwklng, announced. Mrs. Olive Gorden, tions Wednesday occurred at iUi V. S. GeweBmiaient Inspwcfwd haBfllereft, entomology, hobbies, publicity chairman, report*. Goldsboro, N.C., where 32 Ne­ hooUta, demonotration*. photog- Fraternal New* groes, including some servicemen, were arrested on trespassing fir s t (apiiy, foreatry and record book^ St. Jude Council, KofC, will have for th* premium* to be charges after they tried to deseg­ I C R E B N 2i/2 to 3 lbs a public stag clambake from 10 What 9 break FRESH, W HO LE - Rcody-lo-Cook regate a restaurant. awarded at the fair win be raised a.m. to S p.m. Sept. 7 at the U S T A M P ^ N a tion a l thimigh the annual com supper Knights of Columbus home on About 300 Negroes paraded the Cwentiy 4-H Town Oommittee Snake Hill Rd. A steak dinner will through Goldsboro’s business dis­ Stores w4U serve from 6:30 to 7 p.m. on be served at 4 pjn., rain or shine. trict and one group tried to enter my X \ ig . 14 at the Church Conununity for buJgef! Charles Carpenter of Mansfield a- white theater. House on Bt. 44-A. Mrs. Henry has been named chairman. Tickets Other racial demonstrations oc­ Sherman and lira Owen S. Traak curred in Elizabeth, N.J.; Enfield, may be obtained from him or a n co-ohairmen. N.C.; Dunn, N.C.; Richmond, Va.; Homer Ditte, also of Mansfield. School Plans Farraville, Va.; and Detroit. FIRST NATIONAL’S •nio W ld in g commiuee for the All local Rotarians are urged to In Detroit, Negroes picketed the addtUon to Coventry Grammar make a special effort to bring in United Auto Workers’ headquar­ LB School i* prqmring prellraln*^ at least one new member during ters and General Motors Corp., •Sans for presentation to the board August and September. Meetings calling for an end to alleged dis­ of education for approval before are at 6:45 p.m. each Wednesday crimination in a Chevrolet Corvalr bringing them to a special town at First Congregational Church. plant at Willow Run. Dinner la prepared and served by msetlng early Uii* fall. TT'e com­ 'There was court action in Dan­ the church’s Ladies’ Association. mittee ha* been meeting regula^ ville, Va., Chicago and Bavannbh, UIW DISCNNT niCES Ih e Coventry Lions Club will at the school with Malcolm E!rh. Ga. The trial of the first Of 828 chairman, and repreaentatlve* have a block dance with round and demonstrators, accused of violat­ ...wonderful Green Stamps, tool the arcWtectuial fim of Ruseell, square dancing at 8:30 p.m. Aug. ing a state court injunction (Hbaon and von Dohlen. 17 at the Coventry Slumping Cen­ against mass demonstrations, end LB Meeting w ith the committee ter on Rt. 31. David Strube is gen­ ed in a mistrial at Danville. In SpKt, Ohubf—Off Ciit-up 31< have been Murray Glheon a^ eral chairman. Dick Zimmer will Savannah, 39 Negroes were con^ Henry Schadler, repotting on the furniah music for the dancing and victed and nine were acquitted of 54B BAG aiamiing progress. At the meet- will call the square dances. Pro­ trespassing during sit-in attempts Gold Medal Flour this week, also, Jerry Mueller, ceeds will be used for the club’s during June and July. an engineer hired by the firm, community service program. Three white youths were con dlseuseed the engineering require- Coventry Grange will conduct a 54B BAG Barbecued Chickei victed of arson in connection with Leg Quarters »35‘ msnta of the addlUoti. public pinochle p ^ y at 8 p.m. to­ Weavtag DeoMastrattoe a wave of firebomblngs directed Pillsbury Flour day at the hall on M. 44-A. Simi­ Tw o demonatratioos will be against Negroes moving into a lar parties will be held on Aug. 15, South Side neighborhood in Chica 2'/4 OZ LB featured at the Old Country Store 22 and 29 with Mrs. Walter. S. Ha- DIVILID HAM AVAILABU AT MOST STORES go- of the Coventry Hiatorical Society van. secretary, in general charge. 2 oz cans 6 9 c CANS 5 9 * ’The Board of Education in 8t. Breast Quarters “37* aaturday afternoon at the former The Orange has set Aug. 28 for llRiderwood Louis filed a federal court suit WfUwood store on Main St. The it*, annual fair with Mrs. Haven against three civil rights groups. store will be open from 10 am. in dharge. Thl# year, the fair will 15-OZ The board seeks to bar any Inter­ t0 5 pjn. be held only from 5:30 to 7 p.m. ference with the transportation of S u R IS W e e t c o o k e d p r u n e s JARS Mrs. JeaSe MarahaQ wiH dem- during the supper hour. Featurod weaving on a S6' inch will be a ham and salad supper floor lo o m belonging to Mia. with peach ahortcake for dessert. 15-OZ LB Kemtsii of Bolton. Mr*. Booths will exhibit fancy work JARS SHANK SECTION 3 9 s t e w e d p r u n e s Manhall, a new resident of Oov- baked foods, notions, white ele- Del MoRlte illy Cooked Hams antry, is a teacher of weaving aitd phent end Jewelry, in addition to ■pinning, giving private leesnna an agifcultural display. LB Sie will weave a rug durtng the The Cknrmtry Bd-Products base 9-OZ JAR 89< afternoon. ball team will play at 5:30 p.m Full Butt Section » 49« Center Slices Mias Freida Zimnotch of Cov­ in the Colt League tomorrow at FroRich's M ustard 4 to « U S entry, a native of Poland, who Is the WaUmanUc Recreation Field ^ her 80a wUl demonstrate hand against the Potter’s Oil team. n m U A EXTRA SEN STAMPS wilii 2L8S or mors lUnning, an art she was taught 8-OZ JAR Smoked Picnics «iouu>n i> 45c In htr native land some 70 years Jaatibester Evening Herald Cov INSTALUTION GuldoRi's M ustard ARMOUR STAR - By the Piece •go. entry correepondent, F. Pauline Direct From Our Plant On Famous Boston Fish Fieri IvO OioiHMd Beef The society, through Mrs. John U ttle. tdephone 742-6231. 125-FT t-fc pkg WllUama, publicity. chairman, has W A X PAPBR Bologna & Liverwurst ^ 39< announced the store will be open MUFFLERS ROLL Minute Rice^^ 69*^ 43 Cut-Rite 50 Ma litk Smsaie9 RACK BAY through Labor Day, instead of Fresh Swordfish »37* etosing Aug. SI. as originally SUMMER DISCOUNT M BOtA S8H STAMPS with ONE 8-oz pkg SHOCK r - s —— 28o z e a anned. the eatonsion of time lO '/ iO Z SUCEO Sliced Bacon______« 59« LS been offered by Mr. and Mrs. ON FUEL OIL ABSORIERS Campbell 8 CANS ri l6nQ S Ey*. R*a Kkln*y A CANS 2 5 fuist Lvfe BtlRfM SP. Raymond Broga, the new aamers of the Wellwood Estate. ■ ■ EXntA SAH STAMPS wtrii ONE 1-l> (Ag FILL DP NOW WITH e B fl BIANS-Paa, Yellow ^ 2SOZ C A Broga is dutimoan of the aociety. YOUR CHOICE H GAL Olive Loaf, Veal Loaf, Home cooked fooda will also be ATLANTIC JUG Q| III Eye, Rad Kidnay A CANS 25 Rust Skliiess Fridis faeturad on Saturday. Proceeds SHOCKS: Clorox w 59< B Pickle 6l Pimento Loaf M EXTXA S8H STAMPS w4h ONE !-•> pEg from the store are for renovating 200 goHoiis $28 HONOR MAID zqzpkg 9 7 e the building acquired by the ao- MUNBOE VIRMONT MAID 25 Be GtY tr Lmox Sliced Bacon Your Choica 6 0Z pkg etety from the State of Connectl- COLUMBUS t o m a t o JUKI QTITL ' 24-oz bit Welch's 27« out. McKINNEY'S ORIGINAL FOBD Syrup 57c First Comedy Slated OIL SERVICE Coventry Players has announc- 12-OZ ad its fall production will be the TEL. 643-2141 I MUFFLERS LIBBY V - - * throe-act comedy “Send Me No Corned Beef CAN -8 0 36 National WALKER A-P ___ ^ More Midsummer Bargains f 1-LB ORIGINAL FORD CANS Heim V M G A I o, « . 3 2 « Stores HNAST - Pineapple-Grapefruit FRIDAY NIOHT SPECIAL You Just pay for part Hershey 2 g r e e n charge for installation. I 46-OZ K K C iOOMPLETE LOBSTER DINNER .s t a m p s !^ BEECH-NUT COFFEE REGULAR OR DRIP 1-lB CAN 75< Juice Drink CANS 3 9 , EVEBT WEDNESDAF 2 ICHICKEN m THE lASKET ...... 99c HNAST - Smoolhy I We Spedaliae In BnBincasmen’s Luncheons— 85c to 99c PLUS OUR REGULAR MENU CORN — New Fresh Fisvor Process . Tally Mixtur* of Coin and P*pp*ri ■ • • Mo k Bonus Qiamp Buys / Peanut Butter 2 69‘ • LEGAL BEVEBAGES ORDERS 12-OZ Sommet Produce IH exiconi GtHMOANT 2 S S 4 5 « a HOMEMADE BBBAD and PACfTBlES PUT UP CANS r o j M A EXnA StH STAMPS O K pkg ailOa INSTANT - Convsnianl and Quick • SOUPS MADE FBE8B DAILY TO GO! LAUNDIY N TIiaiN T MSTANT COFPEI MORIARTY GIANT , LARGE 4 Q c S p e c i o k i 1 0 0 HiniImB Tw isgs ■iOoy Yoar Favorit* Dynaow PLASTIC BTL C DiPLASTIC *cnr anBTL op EXTIA S8H STAMPS ONE pkg e ilM French's mashed potatoes '= ° c 59 Legal Beverage Hero ,i BROTHERS NeKofe FRANK’S All Purpof# Claanar with Ammonia _ _ HoipiUlity Assorlmenf 100 CeUea Rasa Tta Rafs Perfect for Salads TEL. 84S-81S8 623 MAIN STREET ■ ■ ^ stamps W*k oO K T4-W pka CORNER OF PEARL j l j g 28-OZ BTL A 9 < 3 9 ^ CAFE 801-815 CENTER ST. Golden Cookies 5 0 hstmtDvyiyk NOKf AT - RNAST CATEBINO TO SMALL PABTIES POOD WiAP MAGS - PKG OF 25 43c .. CANTALOUPES P M I S C M T Shrim p 3 ca°s A M EXIIAEXTIA S8H STAMPS «ab A aOP< 4-pwk - U -a b* B a y y i a s s a n d w i c h b a g s pkg o f so 2 9 < UUFORNIA JUMBO - Sweei, Pink Mealed Lestoil 69c 25 Rant Rost Beveniesl 8fira|Bi iVAPORATED - In the Handy 6-Pack ALUMDWM FOB. - Regular D ETIR 6IN T EXTIA SIH STAMPS «*b O M 8wl pk* l at fuast Fab • GIANT PKG 83c Alcoa Wrap »FT«ou33e 25 hstud Dry MI »*»« - Evangeline milk 6»°sT 9 Tasty, Tempting, T*«d*r FOR A A EXTIA S8H STAMPS «*b O K W HOUSIHOLD DEODORIZER Green Giant Peas 2 45< 2 5 Rnst Cradiid Wheat Bread POWDERED - Lowest Price in Years Florient A A EXTIA S8H STAMPS wSb O C PKG - Dalieal* Flavor CLIANSIR WITH BLEACH SPIAtS B e ra x U. S. CHOICE 2 5 R ort Ftaih lead Leaf Cakt AG ICEBERG HEAD TOP ROUND Ajax 22 o z C A N 23« 2'^rSl31< Aspotayus ^ 55< Lettuce EXTIA S8H STAMPS *90 ONE pkg et 12 Regular or Hard to Hold ft BATHIOOM TISSUI ^ PlAPi SUCAA ONNAMON STEAK 2 BATH BARS 31c 15 _ E h a ir SPRAY 7 0Z $m 31 REG Vanity Fair 4 R^ A9* E u r Q^*a5 PLUS TAX CAN ■ Palmolive Soap BARS Sweet Corn 6 1 V FROZEN CUBED Gentle Pels Liquid Detergent ” -oz m 65c Doable Greco StooHis P04AST • Solid in Oil lutterKelch Skimmers, Jemelca Minis, Sugei Oeddv Nuggeli. WhtrhfLgs Bumble Bee Tuna 'solid whiti 7-ozcan 4 3 c Welch's c an d ies 4 ®BAGS^ 91®® VEAL Woodbury Soap 33c Nectarines 2 39* White Tuna 2 CA°NS 49c 2 2 3 c 4 WEDNESDAY Pels Naptha Soap EASY JUICER - JUMBO - W.4STIC PmAST - JUMBtl-PAC •: Largo Or Sown CUTLETS Nabisco Vanilla Wafers « o z m g 3 5 c AT rouff ratsr n a t io n a l surh mamkets fW ikST - Sw«rt N’ Twly Instant Pels Naptha 3 5 c Lemons or Limes 2 49< HAMWOID COUNTY 2 c!k^N*s 27c Stuffed Olives 65< Sunshine Marshmallow Peanuts to-oz PKG 29c . LARGE S-LB. AVERAGE mCHMPND - BARTUTT Shoaitring PLUBIP, NATIVE BEST FROZEN FOOD BUYS! ROASTING Pears. 4 J;l7s 89c Finest Beets 2 i!k\fs 25e PINAST. U. S. CHOICE CHICKENS FAtV\O U S FINAST FARM HOUSE' A 9MAST - Whita or Celorpd TO F o rR O n O M Chocolate, Cocoanul, Banana, V 4o;^°oo69c Wax Paper 2 45c SWEET LIFE FROZEN CREAM PIES Lemon, Strawberry OP i « * 9 7 ‘ >_• MB ^ ^ ^ Cur luu To n FISH STICKS 29c •ROUND Q Q c [wA w rll SWEET LIFE FROZEN "YOR" CUUIDm Q 6^ I R O ^ 0 9 ' ^ SCALLOPS WHin BRIM) PINK OR REGIXAB CANS Lem onade in n EXTRA)^^. Sliced, I W GREEN STAISTAMPSy ONE nror' GARDDI - French Style Breakfast Favoiile with the ffUKhase of $5 o r m ore ^ LABGl^ KAMCY. PINK M EAT LARGE, SWEET, JUICY enriched- — » ^ 1 0 * AND THIS COUPON IO/WT/IUIUPES 89c . PLUMS 2 u. «* LB. Green Beans 2 39< Downyflake liOltAZAUI AI »O0» UlSI fMTIONAl 5IOM T a ^ ' V LUU1 ONI TO AN AOUll CUSTOMII LOAVES MABI-PAC EXTRA STAMPS Coupon Valid Through Sahirdzy. Augui* 10th, 1963 "Y O T’ OARDBN • POBDHOOK CWAZmiS. • « « » TOIACCO MIMM F »0« STA«*r 0 » l » 'H Fresh Lima Beans 2 39< Lobster Meat U O i CAN s e a v e in I HIGHLAND PARK MARKET | rWCES K F E a iV E IN FIRST N A T IO N A L SUPERMARKETS O N IT 817 * 4 ^ 1 ^ Hancheeter, Also Bloomfield, Conn. Phone 643-4278 wSSm / ; ■ ' ■•

PiUSB TWELVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. l^URSDAY, AUGUST 8, 196S kANCHESTBE EVENING HERALD, M ANCHES™ , OONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1968 PAGE THIRt«B<

Vernon; Robert Smith, 108 Mil­ Windoor; Joeeph Nash, 15 Orchard ter. 99 Falknor Dr.; Smith beiby 1962, to build a house at Kelly Rd. who aUanded dvertaxad the oa- and Onk St..in South Windsor, but paxdty o f the ohuroh. Among tfa ford Rd.; William Irwin, 99 Sum­ St., Rockville; Ihomaa Kerr, 311 igirL 64 School SL 600DSPEED Hospital Notes DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs. that the work has not been fin­ O bituary mournara ware Gov. John Demp­ mit SL; Ssmdra Ftnnl, SM Main Burnham St.; Mra. Myrtlo Bronlde, WORLD St.; WUUam Ouster, 3« Eya Dr.; Anna Abetz, East Hertford. ished as the contract required, and OPERA H0US.E The Baby Has sey, Chief Juntice Raymond ^ d - 20S Center St.; Mr». Noella Ran­ the completed section is untenant­ wki. State OmptroUer Bnyinond VMtlng honra are 2 te 8 pm. Charles Myera, 78 Undon St.; Mrs. able “through, the negligent and East Haddam Com GREEN Louiee Young, Storrs; Linda som, Werner Dr„ Vernon; Mrs. STAMPS EVERY DAY Jlsmee 8. Henlir 'Ihatcher and Democratic State for all areas, except aantemt^, Frances Vittner, Rt. 30, Vernon; Contract Breach unskillful manner of its construc­ DOUBLE r qhiiQke, 71 Charter Oak 8t.; Rob­ OCKVJLUI — J. HaUy, Central Oommltteemnn AttlUo where they are 2 to 4 pm„ and CJttirlefl Orcutt, Coventry; Stephan tion." . TS, Of i Fwtc Dt., diad IXModay at FraaMnelU. 6:90 to 8 pm. and private rootns, ert SweeL Hillside Manor, Vernon; Jason, 116 Lockwood St.; Dennison AUGUST 6-11 the Naarlngtion Vaberem HoagiMal. Elaine Simas, 928 Foster SL, Wap- He haa already paid the builders r Been Named ••• at POPULAR MARKET — 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST. MANCHESTER H m Rev. Gordon Weemnn, rec­ where they are M am. to 8 pm. Charged in Suit ping; Martin Brexinaki, 28 Clin­ Munger, 86 Constance Dr.; An­ 924.050 for the building job, Kri.s- Bom m Douth WIndaor on Fab. tor, waa aaalated in the eervice by Vleltore are reqneated not to thony Stephens, 64 Pra^iect St.. tan says. He is represented by "FIESTA V>, IBM. b* rraa n non o f Jararninb the Bav. John Love of Pomfret, smoke In pnOenPa rooms. No more ton St.; William Tennant, 801 Rockville; Mrs. Mary Howard, 57 An SEMngton man who alleges Atty. Robert F. Kahan of Rock­ aiKl M iu gvot Moore Haaly. Ha repreaantaiUve for the Rt. Rev. than two vtaitom at one time pei Main SL Wadsworth. St.; Edward Mack, that the 924,000 house he contract­ ville. OF wan A vateran of WoiM War I and Walter H. Gray, bishop of Oon- patient. b i r t h s YESTERDAY; A eon Warehouse Point; Blair Prentice, ed out ia being built too poorly AMERICAN ______David Alexander Jr., son of David AJeJoandes- and had baan amiAoyad bMare hM ra> naotlcut, who. ia ovt of state. to Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, 110 109 High St.; Mrs. Barbara White- and too late has started a 925,000 OME3LJET M.AKINGS T.AKEN ! ttrament M A wanvar In BockvMla legal action against a Manchester Janice Schwager Kinonan. 81 Windsor Ave. Rockville. He wa-v Horaoe SeUers was organist, and PatienU Today: 201 Brookfield SL hill and daughter. Broad Brook; NORWALK (API — Norwalk MUSIC" textile ndUai man and hie South Windsor build­ born Julr 30 at Manchester Memorial HoepitaJ. His maternal the church ohodr sang. ADMITTED YBSTEaiDAT BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter Mrs. Rose Moreau and son, 50 police reported today they are I Survtvoni Inelude tiwo dnugiitera, to Mr. and Mrs. John Shortall, ing firm. ■nekets 91.00 and Tp grandpaients are Sfr. and Mre. Oarl Schwager Sr., 87 Windsor Wooster Lodge of Maaona con- James AUevo, S2 Hollis Rd., South Henry St., Wapping; Mrs. Eileen looking for a thief, or thieves. [ V«— Beatrice Hanly of Hertford EJaat Hartford. Fritz and son, 172 South St., Joseph J. Kiiatan haa attached A re„ Rockvine. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Popular makes the difference Mvd MMoa Mary Hanly of Rodevttte, duotad a graveside service under Windsor; Mrs. Miimie Iiurette, who stole what oouJd be the mak­ the property of Roas Hahn of Man­ Joseph KJncman. 87 Windsor Ave.. Rockvine. the direotlon of Iheron Lsthrop, Broad Brook; Mrs. Elsie Derby, DISCHARGEID YESTERDAY; Rockville; Mrs. Judith Flaherty ings for a big cheese omelet' • • • • « and a aMar, Mnt. MVcheel Dnirey and daughter, 345 Benedict Dr., chester and Wilshire W oods Inc., ct Hartford. acting master. Buriial wae in St. 222 Oak SL; Deborah Bates, 23 Jamee Landry, Thomporaiville: Missing from a parked THEATRE AIR CONDITIONED Affrleano. Gryatal Ann. daughter of EJmoert Jr. and Karen Petar’a Cemetery, Hebron. Tanner 8L; Mrs. Rita Gregory, Craig enrpenter. 371 Spring St.; Wapping; Mrs. Jacqueline Pic- pending the outcome of a Tolland The funanl vMl be held totnor- Superica- Court hearing in Septem­ truck are .six poiuids PI WPv A ■ rorj Oimminga Affrtcaho. Cedar Svnamp Rd.. Ocventrv- She wws bom Bearera were Henry Jonee, Dr. Coventry; Rudolph Libby, 420 Hil­ Mra.. Davene O’BHtB, 18 MWn St.; oarelk) and daughter, 98 Sum­ Julv 30 ai Mancheeier Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ sow at 8;ie am. from the Burke mit St.; Mrs. Patricia Marge- ber. four dozen eggs, one pound of TR 3 -8 6 6 8 PMneml Home, 7B Proapeot Bt., Mervin LMtle, F. Btton Poet. liard SL; Thomas Warren, 30 Jean Mrs. Evelyn Blow, Hebron; Mrs. cheese, six quarts of sour cream, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cummings. 44 Burnham St. Mary Gauvin, Windeorvllle; Rich­ lony and son, 82 W. Center St.; Kristan olaima that he contract­ Box Office Open OoJy ' - - wttli a raguiem Moaa at St. Ber- George Rose Jr., Roger Rose and Rd.; Edwin Flynn, 149 Porter St.; ed with the defendants on Dec. 18, and one quart of milk. Her paternal grandparenLs are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Affricano Sr.. Roaooe P. TaJbot. , ' Michael Boudreau, Coldapring Dr., ard Soares, 89 Hillside Dr., South I Mrs. Frances Kozloakl and daugh­ Cedar Swamp Rd.. Ooventrv'. by selecting the best! naod’a Ctnuioh at S. Burial will be • » • « • hi St. OaMierlne’a Oemetary, Broad Habereo. Ronald Edward, son of William Mlcfiael and Norma Bnxdt. Wyras Haberen. S16 Spring St. He wa-s bom July 31 at Man- FYienda may aall aA the funeral r h ^ e r .Menxiral Hospital His maternal grandparents are Mr. Compare Our Meat Quality! Compare Our Meat Trimming! Koine today from T to » pm . and -Mrs. Hamid Wvru.s. .i9 Autumn St. Hi.s paternal grandpar­ ents are .Mr. and Mrs. .Michael Haberen. 616 Spring St. He has Popular grand champioa wiaafg ara Uia top No on# triins meat liko Popular does. Every Harry N. MartJno two brothers William Jr.. 10. and John Harold, 5 ^ : and two sis- Harry N. Martino, 68, of New I ters. Cirolvr. Julie, 11 and Elizabeth Ann, 8. salectionf o f U.S. Govemmewt gradai^ Popular roast • • steak is trimmed to a Britain, brother of Daniel Buahe QoubI® • * « * « of M Devon Dr„ died yeatardayin free ioo .4danu. Holly Beth, daughter of Charles A. and Sharon Hil­ "ciioica.” Tka finast avaSabta. Queen's taste. New Britain Oenaral Ho«p(tal. 1 ton Adam-s. To Btasell St. She was btHTi Aug. 1 at Manchester Ha is survlvad by bte wife, three stamp* ,\refr!or.a; Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. dav*htera, bwo aona, two other « tratriple-sblue X Blu® M I- Hiton. 6 French Rd Her paternal grandparents are Mr. brothera and three ilstara. iGRANi and Mrs Pau; Adams, 15 S. Hawthorne St. • c • « * ITm funeral wlU be bald Satur­ day at 8 am. from the Socho Fu­ .\awMi. Kathryn Elizabeth, daughter of James M. and Pene­ S T A iY IP S neral Home, Union St.. New Brit­ lope ifonanos Nason, 17 Lilley St. She was bom Aug, 2 at Man­ MHir Ihi, coupon »nd piirdia, of ain, with a MAm of reipilem in St. chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Ann’* ClMiroh, New Britain, at 9. discount CSNTms and Mrs. James Morianos. 1.5 Lilley St. Her paternal grandmother £22, OR MORE is Mrs. Wilmont Nason. Houlton. Maine. Burial sriU be in St. Mary’s Oeme- »«., ALBERTO V05 a member of the WeatbrotA Lodge COUPON r.OOD THRO ★ * Popular Beef Sale ★ I Quality Lb. ef Bike, the British American Club SAT...M/G. 10th and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. V CUTUP I Coupon far Co6io»«f Besides his mother he leaves his VYHOLE wife, Mrs. Isabel Macintosh Wll ..3V MANCHESTER cox; four sons, Clarence M. Wilcox SEMI-BONELESS SHORT CUT A Jr. of Cromwell, Donald F. May iitri of the United States Air Force IRS IN kOHS UBLIC MARKE Brian May and Bruce May, both of 'With this coupon and purchase of 8 03 - 805 MAIN STREtT / Quality with Thrifty Ideas . . . Manchester; a daughter, Miss Jes­ sica. Ann Wilcox of Manchester; a lb BTL. OF 100 sister, Mrs. Marian 2Uprlck, of C RIB ROAST ^ The Big Difference at Popular! Long Island; and two granddaugh­ BUFFERIN ters. COUPON GOODTHRO Funeral cervices will bs held SAT.. AUG. 10th SPECIAL! tomorrow at 1:90 p.m. at St, Ulpif 1 CQvPOB f«r Cvtirimgp 1st I 5th Mary’s Episcopal Church. ’The Rev. I LIGHT MfiAT CHUNK STYU George Nostrand, rector, will of­ THRU THRU SAVE ficiate. Burial will be In Pine Grove Cemetery, Middletown. 4th RIBS Lb. 7th RIBS Friends may call at the Holmes FRK IN:.-:’.STMIK| I iwith this coupon and purchase of A 26= Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to- Bight from T to 9. For The Weekend... iChicken six Pkgs. Kitchen Garden TOP Mies Margaret Spellmaa MT. WHITNEY— REG. tTc CAN Mine Margaret. Speltanan, 81, of F r o z e n F o o d Ground Chuck CHOICE Lb. 12K Bluefieid D r. died kwt ntgfit COUPON GOOD THRU SAVE at Manciieeter Memorial Hospital SAT.,AUG.10(h 1 Cotoon Par Cuitoms* ^ CHOICE BEEF ★ FRESH after a^sbort Ulneas. Bom hi Portedown, Ireland, Feb, BONIXESS CENTXS OUT Stewing Beef CHUCK Lb. 21, 1862, a dauglhter of the late for 5 WtlUam and Ann Farrell Spellman, H CHUCK ROAST u. 79c z HOMBdAI«—«A BEANS OK YHJOW EYE jM h she has lived in Mancheeter for the 1 IREE IN r. S n iK BRISKET past 40 years. Before her retire­ MWGNAoiUTWflW^ ntE SH E T GROUND, LEAN ment several years sgo, she was with this coupon and purchase of Corned Beef THICK END Lb. sroployed In the cravat department 6-OZ. C.A.N R&R H A M B U R G u. 59c 2 ut. ^1.10 e f (Cheney Broe. She ledvea a nephew, John Spell­ S K ^ S K “' S rp ro ^ BONED CHICKEN BONELCSS SnUAMN TIP BOAST FOB A TA8TT man of Mancheater. I'A LB. I a i Boston Baked Beans 4-^1 { COUPONGOODTHRU The funeral will be held SatuT' pftTlT.P HAM wgL SAT . AUG. 10(h O V EN R O A ST u, ^1.09 Nepco Franks BONUS PACK day at 8:30 a.m. from the John F. Ihiit ! C0" Fsf Curiofstr Tierney I>meral Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Maes o^ requiem G CHUCK BEEF GROUND u. 69c OR BOLOGNA at the Church ef the Aseumption Gode. Mt +-04M^ A ftc at 9. Burial wBl be in St. James’ ji-pSTDiaia VEAL-BEEF-PORK Liverwurst Armour by Piece Lb. Cemeteiy. |REEIN.'.-.'i;STMKI !@Char(oal Briqueb 20 » i ” ! Friends may call at the Smatai with this coupon and purchase of GKOI ND TWICE FOB A home Friday Sum 7 to 9 pm . DEUCIOrS MEAT LOAF Lb. 69c Frozen Food Special^ 1-lb. Can Lincoln Hartford f POPULAR ENRICHED WHITE—QUALITY PLUS THRIFT f Heary J. Morrlaon Henry Joseph Morrison, 62, of . ^ COFFEE Bast Hartford, father of Mrs. Lee Ittw t COL PON (iOODTMKU 8. Putnam, 202 Autumn St., died S \T..AI G. loth FRESH DRESSED POULTRY yeeterdoy at Hartford Hospital. Uia f Ifi bupon f#p Cut’ornwr LEMONADE I s l i c e d a I Other sticvivore are hla wife 'LARGE and three grandchildren. ’The funeral will be held Sat­ urday at 2 am. from the Rose Hill HICKEN BREASTS l; 69c. MINUTE w . r Funeral Home, 580 Btan St., Rooky IREE N u':; STAIK Hm, with a Mam of requiem in with this coupon and purchase of " Blessed Saoram^ Church, Bast BREAD 2-D oz. Quality Maid L arge Hartford, at 9. Burial wlH be hi Quartered Lb. MAID J "" OT 2 33 M E A T Y LEG S Rose HiU Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. GRADE ‘A’ EGG^ ★ Fresher By Far — Produce ★ COUPON GOOD THRU Friends may call at tha hinerai SAT., AUG. lOth home tonight and Friday night cans I s a n n i 4 9 1 ______■ ■ tifs^ 1 Coupon ft' Cuiiostr S w i n g s from 7 to 9. LARGE, SWEET EATING Sensational Special— Reg. ^7.98 Value! . ___ _ v o a T ZM ____ M lU . W m m OUR OWN CORNED BEEF ^ e Funerals [FREE 50 .'^ii’STAMKl iCAKE M IM S with this coupon and purchase of b o n e l e s s b r is k e t ' CANTALOUPES Poly Scoop Chair { Many at Funeral PKG.0F48TEAB.‘^GS or CENTER CUT 6 3 ' CHUCK PIECES Parfact aR-^arpoM ckair for osa io living'rabm, ’ For Mark Holmes SALADA ;| | ^ ] COUPON <;0OD THRU 5 2 / SAT . AUG. iOth dan. offtca. kHcbao. patio or playroom. Dacora- Largely attended fUneral serV' FREE!! One head of native cabbage FREE with each limif I Co .oon Faf Cjsio^tr tor dasignad in modern colors. Will support 350 loes for Mark Holmee of 135 Garth l y pnrehaae of our tasty corned beef! ‘ Rd. were held this aftetnoon at lbs. Complataly wailiabln with jat black staal North Methodist Church. H ie Rev. James M. Gage of Coventry, re basa. tired, offirtated. G. AS>ert Pearson [FREE 50.'.: SWEET CORN Methodist Church. STANU*5 I I »«»» TOILET TISSUE 1 ^ ' COUPON GOODTHRU Mrs. Richard Wlrto r X V t ^ . N T 6C.N SO P n« \io !!!'.*. sn»F» U**:® ?p ^ 5 AUG. loth tree 50' I "»• : Coyeo" Cwi': RED. RIPE. SWEET EATING Napier Salad Dressing t 39^ Funeral services for Mrs. Helen RanU Wlrta of Redondo Beach, i WIIH WnHtHB THIS COUPON *H*N» D j. M | | « K « \ ’ ■ n "TX g . s i z e m u m GROCERY SPECIAL! Calif., formerly of Manchester, f M T f f.M » f r f l.f.f T.l.T T,f,V T were held yesterday afternoon at e t HS- OR MORE ■ ■ d e o d o r a n t the W. P. Qtilsh Funeral Home, 225 Sunshine Surf Washing Powder VALUABLE COUPON Main 8t. 'The Rev. Ray C. Hollis IREE 50Ki--SRIRK| Jr., associate pastor of South g e o u n d c h u c k with this coupon and purch.ase of Bbr aiiajrlhMg yao waak! Ph w iWHnHilly goanuiteed by WATERMELON ^ 79 100 E X T R A ' JMig in ridrCwpin Caad far Methodist Church, officiated. 53c SIZE T00THP.\STE Burial was In Bast Cemetery. OJIrtBfS 10»A‘ AvoiloWP i" S'O"-. ^ COUPON GOOD THRO Bearers were BJdgar Ferrier, Wit IN FREE:s!STAMPS Uam Delaney, Harold Dumas Jr IPANA Lorg^ Size. Reg. 38c Sove 15c. 23c W M Any Pntchaaa af $5 ar Mate and Peter Klro Jr. COrPON GOODTHRU FREESlSIAMK At Yaw Friendly Paealw • SAT., AUG. loth Valid Riraugh S.hirday, August 10th Lewis W. Phelps iNlit 1 CouPO. f.f C.NO»W G iant She. Reg. 82c Sove 37c. 45c with purdioso of ADULTS ONLY— O NI TO A FAMILY ANDOVER — The funeral M N . Staasyt wHti Cig.raltM m Baai— Stata Law Lewis Wl Phelps, prominent civic and chiirch leader and former HeaMi & Beauty Aids state finance oommlseioner, was held yesterday afternoon at 8t. Peter’s I^scopal Church In Hebron. . ^ MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M ANCHESIE^ OM W , THURSDAY. AUGUST f, 1 9 6 < PA 6 I F O U R T E E N PAGE iDAILY CROSSW ORIV PU ZZLE, ■rAwr HggT|i;|t EVENING H ERALD , M ANCHESTER, 0 0 NN« THURSDAY, AUGUST 8 , 1 9 6 8 B Y R O U S ( » N OUR BOARDDiG HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE LITTLE SPORTS & Awtwer to Prwioiii Pwih chaiiman. The bazaar is scheduled to enter into an agreement with after Abe waa turned over to Ver­ Salters’ Closed Barracks Picnic FAT J s H t h e y HE 1 Aoceptance of a portion of in Tolland 1^ state police and Hie Town Recreation Depart­ win have its annual picnic CUMBIM'tM'WALL- SParker Boum 5 Greek war god Vote to Purchase Dump Site The ladies of the pariah are pre­ orcUe, laxatlTOO. msw ge or taking of ASouve'^'R^l _ - _____— ... i\ turned over to Chief Constable BJd- ment ia chlorinating the water, Wednesday at 5 pjn. at the home oo-ealfed roduoing caadloa cts^ cto « ue&ftnsceaonmBj .6 Midday snooie Olenstoae D r., foUosving inq>ection paring PoMah pierogi and golumka MCKy in mund Dwyer and Constable W il­ which, they said, will correct cookies, or chowing gum. ODRINEX Is AteDRWBLESS 7 Possessed and approval 6f the aUebtmen. Oake boxes are available in the of Omdr. Robert McKinney. Rt. a Uny tablet and ^ U y swaUwed. 1 Ria fU^HT OkUhoma OonUoMMiv o n e ao hMtoemtmf for Um eoinanittM to en- liam Lfawell who held a warrant OKmOriteSTV/X X , 8 Hindu queen AuttooiiaatlDn for atarm drain­ church vestlbuls for those who the problem- 44A, Bolton, The event is open to When you take ODRINEX. you lUII ^ 13 Operatic solo SGbnusof tnit site for Vernon fUued acain laat gtneeitaf Una, dotemine ooata age purposes over the Mwer por­ for her aixesL Swimming lessons, scheduled Joy your msalo. still oat tha foods yoa M NtuUcal term olives nigtit at a s|>ecial town maeiUiic and iKww pwiMmtnary plans and According to police, Mrs. Hey­ wish to contribute. Mrs. Joseph members and their famlliea. Ilk*, but you (imply don’t kavo the tion of FYanMin SL for tomorrow morning, have urge for extra poruons btcaaoe ODRI- BUGGS BUNNY ISBrythonic aea 10 For fear that wtien leaktenta afifiroved purchaae speeifleatiotu for an taK^erator,' Klatka cake booth cliairman, is Reservations wlM close Monday god 28 Individuals 42 Highlander Rockville Arrest ward allegedly stole $456 laat Fri­ been canceled and will be re­ irtix dsprenes your appetlu and do- 11 Fewer 43Rln>ed c t $, aV-eusre tract but tabted action waa tabled by Town Oosdiael Rob­ accepting cake orders. and may be made with Mrs. Flor­ creasea your dosiro for Ibod. Your M SUte of 17 Hebrew nation 29 Unaspirated Richard J. Adama, 24, o f 28 D e ­ day at the home of John Pease, sumed Monday morning. WHAT'LL VA BE LIKE desUtution 31 Color , 44Travelenf on BanVnff a bulhUnc oomrafttea. ert r . Kahan, who waa moderator. 23 Tankerhosen Rd., where she All proceeds from the outdoor ence Streeter of 68 Starkweather weight muet come down, boeaUie aa 6 0 L L V , 19 Gets up stopping piMH pot Sq., Manchester, was arrested your own doctor will toll fou, wbon r WHEN WE PULLS AWAY 18 Monopolise 33 Counsels (diaU Mora than M O people attended the was-a guest. Pease filed a . com' bazaar will go toward St. Joseph’s St., chairman, or Mrs. Paul St. SVLVESTER, Y 23 Start 48D e«Cod By a vote of IM to 56 , reaMenta yesterday by Rockville police on a you eat leio. you weigh, loaa Bet rid 38 Sbackle Church-Convent Building Fund. have passed state pharmacy ex- Lawrence of 42A BluefleW Dr., IFVER THAT FROM TH'/JOCAT.’ 20 Chairs 24 Ship officer meeting where heated dlacuarion approved a $9,000 approbation to charge of breach of the peace. He plaint with Vernon, police after he at exces* fat and live longer. ODBI- 21 Atmospher* 40 Festivals 47 Narrow wm amamlnatlon.s and have qualified NEX cost* » 0 0 and Is emd oo this SEA-SICK 25MimlM 48 Formerly wt tknea reached ^ boHinc point. purohaM dmimge pipe for Sun­ was takn tato euaudy Sgt. diaoovered the money miaelng< Hospital Notes co-chairman. 22 Ripped 26 Fortif IcaUon 41 Short line for internship. The announcement Members of Mancheater Bar­ GnASANTKE: K Set ladsnsd (Or any ALREACV. 24 Planet SO Grab I n 1961 a o m e 800 p e o ppie le jananed set D r. Rtoey eigtoined tbat coata CtorenM Neff on a warrdnt issued Mrs. Heyward posted bond of A*nUted yesterday; Barbara reaaon just return the padMe ta Use meeting hall when the Barlow DeSimone, Hurlburt Fid., Tolland. was made yesterday by the State racks and Auxiliary are Invited to your druggist and get your 26 Genua of r * IT IT might go aa Ugh aa $19,000 b u t by CIreult Court 13 after a com­ $1,000 and will be presented In A 4 r * T“ 1 1“ Pharmacy Oommi-ssion In Hart attend the first board of aAninis- Mck. No queeUons aAed. ODRINEX amphibiaoa r “ site, approved Iqr the aeleotmen, tbat the town, would not con­ plaint waa made by Adams’ wife, Circuit Court 12, Rockville ses­ Discharged yesterday: Deborah is eold with thli guarantee .by-. Arthur 27 Sun waa propoeed aa a land diapoaal GHode, Vernon Ave., M R;' Glady.'( ford. tratiOTi meeting for the current 13 U tribute any of the money unless lira. Gail Adams of Rockville sion, Aug. 27. Drug Store. SU Mate. Ma& Ordera 30 Each i r : area. It waa turned down by an Gakeler, P.O. Box 156; Charles fiscal year of Vrierans of WV>rld Filled. 32 Calm ths devaiopeis of the area agreed Adama la being hdd in lieu of $50 Baiaar Slated orerwh^ming veto. Erbe, Suirimit Dr., Toband. Vernon new-s Is handled by The War I and Auxiliary. Depart­ 34 Tautened IT" 13 1 1 to ahare the oosL g o o d Final arrangements for St. Jo­ Laat night, by a vota d 160 HeraM’s Rockville Bureau, 5 W. ment of Connecticut, tomorroiw at 35 Number Other Items that passed without Inreeuy Charged seph’s Church annual outdoor Passes Exames S k < E . 36 Mariner’s to . the board of aelecUnen waa Main SL telephone 875-3136 or 7:30 p.m. at Booth Memorial Park, I f ” 02 a Mtch iueludad A South Carolina woman was bazaar are nearing oompistion, ac­ Frederick C. Arzt, 25 Reed St., direction autboiiaed to purchaae the Stratford. Read Herald Advs. m m i s ' Authcriastlofi ef the aeleotmen charged with lareeny over $350 cording to Jose^ GUI, general Rockville. Is one of 75 persons who 649-6797. 37 Log float !T oaHed .K w M l-O I^ MU. The land LOCKS 39 From himself uPB? TtiRC la looatad betwean BoUen Rd. and nwHi iiHic 40 Judicial k DURVE- sentence H L 16. 8WJL* 41 Small tumor 55” Jhurtaan acraa of the tract are 42 Pigpens owned by Raymond H. CUrk and 45 Emblem of H" tha eatate of George E. CSaric. Scotland They are eituated on Bolton Rd. BY V. T. HAM LIN 49SaUsfied s r 17^ A L L Y O O P s r Auricle A h o c t 16 acree are owned by BXTrieste whN i Werner O. Kunnli, CUarenoe W . measures ...THERE'S NOT MUCH HEY, HOLD IT.TONY.' F REI Weitt and Chniilo B. lYriinui and DO YOU HEAR / YEAH.CHARLBf i c a r n i v a l BY DICK TURNER 63 Go by aircraft W ith prices like these . \ k S 5w '- y -k n o w OF A PEMANP FOR IS u art aituated on the imrthariy aide MUSIC... KiNDA / ir thought I .54 Abstract being MEBBE DINOSAUR RIDERS of BoMxm Rd. ad>ucent to the CSaik I ' < DOCS RI3HT AND EX-KINGS WEIRD-LIKE M HEARD MLStC 55 Hardy heroine 11 I after a l l .. THESE PAYS. 66 Nautical la n d . gangplank E” til u In anctiier vote of 162 to T 6 , 57 Seine | 4i2,600 waa appropclaUd to •' DOWN u u oanoe tha purohaae of tha proper- 1 American i j Uea. The CBaiic acree are baing patriot a o M f o r | 20 ,0 0 0 ; the acree of Kunali YOUR FOOD and otheni for $31 ,500. But aimoat an hour of aicn oentering on the uaaa of the alte preceded tlM voting. ybank Detdla, ohalrman of the OUT OUR W AY BY J. R. W nXIAM i oMiaena oomenitUe that pldiad the TOP or BOTTOM ROUND iMe iiipUlned that the land would be needed to dapoatt aah and aa- B ILLS DROP e a buaeeybUe even V the town entera CH.SHeS AUSM/S WELL, rU-MESS YOU UP IP YOU Into a regional InciiMrator plan. iS M i DONY HAND ITOVERI IMMSPUnBUEf HECKUM'Ate EVERY He aaid tfaait the town haa aa op­ O U N C E S H E (SE T 5 , 9 0 I DON'T NEED A CRYSTAL BALLTD BY AL VERM EER a e E WHATS COVIINS, AND 2 HAVE portunity to bi^ the land now a ^ PRISCILLA’S POP ru jisrsoMNAKip H B k A U T T L E A B O U T BUOUSH ARBITRAnNS TO DO k may not be availahle again AT STOP > SHOP! Gontroveray davaloped < HEY, POP! AREN'T THIS NEW W IS OP around HERE wrrHotfr HQtSi.'DON'T WORRY, REFEREEIMS A HAIR' the exact definition of a A YOU GOING TO I AIN'T M ESSED IT PULLING AtATCH/ .INTRODUCE vnbhmaUea and the auttaMMty ef THIS? IT’S -rwE S UPOR ANYTHINS/ th e iMte. LATEST THING 11^ US? SWIM CAPS! ; ^ DetoUa explained that the aah ------y ------woidd be aterile and that nothing ooaild grow in R. Seymovr Lnvitt, Vemon'a repreaenUtlve to tha Capital Rogion Flamriag Agency WEEKEND (ORPA) denied that the area Top o' the Grade— it's the would be uawd aa an open dump SPEQAL PU a SUGAR and aaM that the area waa efaoa- en beoiuaa unhutnaMea eeuM be finest meat you'll ever eat I buUdoaed Into the ground. pcloe of the land brought Cboicsst of tha "Choica” another wave of dtaouaeion. First Selectman George Rialey said Haavy Waitcrn Sfcsr land la avaragtng $ 1,100 to $1, . Beef. Daliciougly tender l»U t , KU . Ik m l> t M l > .i OH. 8-6 -A 8 - 8 300 an acre. He declined to com­ and juicy, with our fa­ pare the price of thU site to that mous Just-Rite Trim, at of Bcker farm propoeed ft>r the 5 " 6 7 a low price! No bone, no BY JOE CAM PBELL M o m . . . and I still got half a roll MW >»iar high acbool. Tb* Bcker BONNIE boaot waa bought for a n aw ea. waate. •r tape leftr* $700 He aeid the town was a^welallT „ 1 6 T H 16 W yes. THE MORE HOU) COME I HAVE Jfhum te to buy the Bcker land '^BOTTER SUPPOSED ** YOU STIR IT. THE , LESS THAM WHEN S' «t that the • aa«ppM» KhnehOark aite waa being of Face of Rump Roast flavor 89L TD G E T THICKER IT GETS/ I S T A R T E P ? WHY/MQ/THEM SBT GRAY • • a for a reaaonaMe prioe. /THICKER, MOM? He added, though, that he wan oppoaed to buildliv an Inctnerator MORTON DINNERS Top Sirloin Roast * 95‘ B E N C A S E T at thii tkne and cited a CRPA ifudy that the coat for iHMiiual w o u ld b e $6.02 a too. Ha aaM thM CUckM, Tokty, Hm , Bm I Top Sirloin Steak * *1.09 lU D O n ^M R . in termn of the average taxpayer 60AhBA..AN0 thia would ooM 8 mMla, including 50 ixtra Top Valuo Stamps THERE MU BE the ooUeotion of the refuae. or SaKsUry S t^ APRICS' Rialey aaid that if the town ao M ia e H T t with any pkg. of Tondorottos decided It could ‘haH out anytim e" , YOU SAVE 18< by a ^ n g tha land and prohabty at a ptofU. He aaid tfaM a coanmittee • f t T «p V eIm Fiehod a t waa not needed alnoe aeveral atud- aaak FREE tea have already been eondticted on StM|Mr I m I thm pomk mf the property and that coat eatl- MeaMring Spoen BMtea are IsL He aaM that ttila i n M c h c m ! eboioe af att* toieana " $350,000 S H O R T R I B S BY FRANK O’N L a i , greater eapeame in oonatauoUon of an inoinerator than the e n s th e OlONT Vi/EAR aeleotmen had recommended. I STOP3 SHOP The lowest price in years! The m a^ proMem wointmeot o r yellow. B ig VB 6 , r A M . . . of a building committee be tabled.' 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PAGE lEVENTODf MANGHBSTBE KVENlNa HERALD. MANCHESTER. 0»N M , IHURSDAt, AUGUST 8. IS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONM« THURSDAY, AUGUST f, 196S er Home-Town ‘Heroes’ Bow to Rockville Jets-Coach HOWnS HOLGOMB Aasistaat Sports Bditor Killebrew Mffior League \Japanese Baseball Just Missed A Grhfit Tonm fim ent Diamond’—Except! T here'! little questioii but that Muzzy Field in Britrt»l ie At Bristol in Legion Tourney, 5-0 one of the t(n> basebell diamondg in the state. It*i centrally NATIONAL LEAGUE Lists U.S. Talent Out Front Wslllng — Groat, St. Louis, A41; CSnCAGO (N E A ) — The ntartmost observers as the team to< i' It waa the first defeat of thef ^ as he handjod W jrf It otanoM TOKYO (A P )— ^There’s » story about a young Japanesa waa within one l«Kai wranffle flawlessly... Put* threw only 96 ; tains In the dugouts and, except fo r one thing, it's ideal Los Angeles, , K l ; Aaron, BDIwan' • f the greatest coup in Ite came the best football team beat. But RookvlUe. making a pair season for Gregor who had won “ ’ " ‘ "" who went to the United States and was taken to a baseball The.v hung the SRO sign pitches, retiring the aide hi the place for a state tournament such as the American Legion In D erby ,81A three*-year exletence last win- in the world. o f breaks for themselvea in Hie six straight in Zone 1. The shut­ park. . out at -Muzzy Field, Bristol, first two iiminga, waa really “up” out was only the second against third on the bare minimuni—three . oongMtttkm now under way tbpraa^ Eons Batted In — Aaron, Mil- *w . ^ For Lombardi, however, the The fly in tbs ointment, os rath­ “W hy,” he exclaimed, “they’ve copied the game from the and handed B rist^ its second shut­ the Bell City club. (Sary Llndholt* .. .Twice Briatol huriers atruok Innings. Hs want wtth Joe Vsiir wankee, 93; W hite, S t Louts, 80; Vlltee Lombardi, the moot personal future was compli­ last night but the highly-par- er, the psbbls In the infield, is the NEW YORK (AP)— Quick- out o f the year behind the five- o f W est H artford blanked them, out the side. Gregor did it isi the Oitdeihove for toe tost two, to an Santo, Chicago, and McOovey, San Japanese.” ■Oeoeaetul coach in profession­ cated by the fact that Allie tisan home crowd watched in fact that Bristol’s Legion team has Fraacisoo, 14; . Boyer, St. Louis, al football as the builder of Sherman, the second cholee hit pitching of 16-year-oid A1 Puts. 1-0, In earlier *one play. third, reliever Pete Loago in the effort to save soms of MerteQo’a firing Hannon Killebrew His observation was an accu- fhrst baseman Jim McNomus, for­ awed .silence at a rearranged the understandable habit of win­ 18, I rate indication of how baseball mer UMverslty of Southern Cttli- the two-ttme world champion coach o f the Giants, did so Put* even survived a near-trag­ ning sons champlcmsMpB and thus ruled murderers' row today Qreen Bay Packers, commit­ I "script" that saw the honie- GAME NOTES — Bristol draws locli*Mle rit) w9U havs none of toe Home Runs — McOovey, San has become a part of Japanese fomia player. And pitcher Joe well—two dUlslon champion­ ic accident in the sixth when a earning the right to play in the after a power struggle at Los Francisoo, 88; Aaron, Milwaukee, ted himself with a handshake ships In two years— that the ! "hei'oe.'" lose out to Rock- Hs players ftom five high school ab r h po a s rbi problems as hs has a solid three- life In the 90 years since it was Stonka, formerly of the CMcogo I ville s \isiting "rillaUt-s’' 6-0, in throsv from the outfield hit him Foisie. ab ...... t 0 p a ) 0 e ■tate tourney. Angeles in which deposed 81; Mays, Son Francisoo, 28; Co­ Introduced to tols countrj' — by White Sox. to Jnmp leagues and take over Maras’ rewarded him with a in the head as he was sliding teanu — BrUtfd Eastom, Bristol Hcinta. ef ...... 4 0 0 1 1 0 1 man Stott to Fete Longo, Gary the catire dimctlon of the new five-year eontraet last I the state Amerioan Legion Ba.se- Central, St. Anthony’s, Plainvllle Put:, p ...... t 3 0 0 1 1 « playing on the home field, be­ Boesak and BIB Grtmor. Not many Idngpin Bob Allison issued a p e^ San Francisoo, 20; White, Americans. And today American Despite criticism from soma i ball Tournament. acroes homi plate wiHi RockvUie's fore trlsw y fans Is an advantage St Louis. 19. ball players are playing Important New Tork Jets. winter. An iinpreeeilented second run. A fter brief first aid and Lewis Mills (Burlington, Har- McGlir as ...... t 1 0 I I 1 0 state teams hav toot depth bs ’Warning to the guy who Japanese fans and players, club This was W'hen a group I By winning, unliealen Rockville -Winton)... First game started Martello, 3b ...... 4 1 3 2 4 0 1 anywbers from the UtUe League West Hartford found out to the Pitching — Perranoeld, Loe An- roles In the sport In this baseball owners still are trying to get more Giant , eontraet. Ineldentally. he walked to the dugout and even­ VanOudenhove. c 3 13 3 10 i to Yankee Stadium. Just look at shoved him from the No. 1 getes 11-2, .846; Koufax, Va» An- headed by Donald Grant was i 2-6i moved into the third roiuid eaurly in an e ffo r t. to avoid pre­ Pagani. If ...... 4 0 1 5 0 0 1 sone playott last wericend. happy land. foreign players to Japan. They This effectively shut lx>m- tually resumed the mound with no the Yanks o f this season. They’re spot. dickering for the floundering hiu^i out of New York—NFI,- and a meeting with similarly un­ dicted rain. The showers never Bucherl, lb ...... 4 0 0 13 1 0 $ Ws hove attt to hear toe true grtes, 18-4, .818; Maloney, Cincln- This season there ore 25, in' claim it Js more profitable to con­ apparent 111 effects. W. McCoy, rf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 only barely above .600 on the road, Hammerin’ Harmon, who aiotw 'A F L franchise (that was later wlse. With enough monej and defeated West Haven (l-Oi to­ arrived except for a drop or two Legton xUes m to team eHglbitt natt, 11-4, AlO; MoBean. Fttto- eluding five Japanese-Americans. tract Americauis with known rec­ night at about 8:15. Bri.stol. the Put*' 16-year-old classmates Adams, a ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 but they are IdUlng the oppoetUan Thto season Sana Xhst Hm tfc 'With AUtoon and Earl Bottsy, burgh. 11-8, .186; Marichal, San They generally draw salaries sev­ ords than sign high school kids bought by Sonny Werblln and increasing signs that the .\FI, Joe VanOudenhove and Jimmy during the third inning of the Rodrique, rf ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 forms MbMMBota’s power trtumvi- his associates). defending state champion, tangles opener... Empty seats were at a when they play In the Bronx. residente played wttfa Hartford Fraactooo, 11-6, .118. eral times above what they would with unknown futures . Is here to stay, the Jet offer Martello provided the batting ...... » 5 Tiir i» 7 "i rate , took over the American The only condition was that with Stamford in the 5:30 opener. And this, m W you, la In regular and some wttfa South 'Wiiideor and get in the states. couldn’t have looked too bad punch They both singled in the premium’ hy 7:15, an hour before Blislal 10) League home nm lead Wednesday Lombardi be able to secure to a man mit of Brooklyn. The latter club ripped N i a n 11 c, the second game started. . . Dull season play. that a H Sriford youth patched fo r AMSaUOAN LEAGUE The Americans vdio play ball fourth after Put* reached on an ab>r h po a e rU opportunity to play all night with a three-run eighth in­ his release from an existing Vln<*e admitted he had a 11-2, in last night's first game, opening game was enlivened by an Shopay. If ...... 4 0 3 3 0 0 • Bristora 6 Wetherafleld even though there Watting — Yaatnemsld. Booton, here come to a coimtry that la eliminating the down-state club. error to provide the first run. Then games of a prsasure-paoki■ ed, win or was a team to hia home town. We ning Shot that catapulted the Little Miss Softball contract which has three couple of offers to leave Green in the sixth. Put* and Dick McGill outfield chase. Three young gate­ Gregor, p. lb ...... 4 0 0 3 3 3 0 Twins to a 9-4 victory over the ASO; Kallne, Detroit, A ll; Rollliut, wildly enthusiastic about the years to run, with the Nation­ Bay. "This year.” he said, Either southpaw Bob Tingley | „ crashers managed to elude a pur- Pepin, es ...... 4 0 1 0 3 0 0 else tournatnent glvea them a huge don’t queetion that theee movea Mlnneeota, JBlt; Wagner. Loa An­ game, to put it mildly. Palladino. 3b ...... 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 were Wigal, but somehow we won­ Angels. In Exhibition Tilt al Football I/eague team. The “after we win." 1 0-0) or nght-hander Joe Van - mikig ofifieer. The latter gave Hamemick. If .... 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 psyoologloal edge. geles, A04; Pearson, Loe Angeles, Kids and grownups swarm va­ Pete Pagani rocked Bristol starter Jimmy Bates, talented coach of der about the 'Wisenees o f lulee KiUebrew's 26th homer gave him Packers, sounded out, said He revels in the Green Bay Oudenhove (2-lt is expected to Bill Gregor for consecutive singles away aeveral years to his tar- Benoit, lb. r f ...... 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 and Malione, Boston, .308. cant lots on the four islands of hurl for Rock'vUle. West Haven Mannarlno. 3b .... 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 the Bell Towners, who, by the way, that aUow such mpvee to he made. one more them AJUeon and put aix and threatened a legal plant and the improvements to account fo r ^our more seorea. Jack of both foul lines. They come ping up or hitting grounders ^ was on first when Dan Harrlgan "major league play all the way,” been receiving penicillin shots Longo 0 for 0 runs In 3 3/3 innings; feig wtttten at least eigbt hours be­ wUl show ns tola assumption to The Twins’ triumph puUed them given him at least 10 and their boss this year, a relaxa­ prepared to give vocal support to The recent 1963 Japan AllStar Nasslff; Little Mlsslea—Ljmda Gus- maybe SO per cent o f the club. night The Rockville defense reel­ bounced to third. Martello got the was the term used in the press prior, to the game in an effort to Calbi 0 for 0 runs in 1 inniiw; HBP: fore gams tone and ao we hove erroneous. into tolrd-p^e, 9^ gamra behind tufson, Dcmna Keanne Kodes, JIU tion of the tenseness that gen- their favored home club, picked by ed off tw o double plays, the first force at second but Mannarlno By Longo (Adams); W P; Ptita; IT: game saw four Americans in ac­ This sonree said emphatically box to describe his catch. stay tot the lineup. Something help- Vola, Swords. Puti: Time: 3:01. no wey of knmring toe remilt. Bristol loses sto men from this the New Yoric Yankees who got tion. Kent Hadley, former New Maloney, Mary Elllen Hannon; Me­ erally grip* Mm in Ms work. Bristol must, however, be rated as year’s tmm. hut wiB have a good homera fix>m Joe Pepitmte and Ea­ Griffing Impresses morial Store—Christina Bensetoe, that Lombardi met with rlub Maybe the fmsfanttoas of York Yankee, was the only for­ and league etneials to disenss a heavy favorite, not only to de­ nuoleus left. HookvUle loses only ston Howard in a 9-1 walloping of eigner to be named to the All- Dolores Downham, SheUa Fleming, wanting to return to the East feat RoofcriUe, but to oep toe tour­ torae starters and Manoheater but Washington. The aecond-ptace Chi­ Dawn McDowell. the detuls. don’ t eat at him any longer. In Giant Training Star team by popular polla. The Does It mahe senae that the Bullpen Relief and Batting Support Falls Off nament one more. These two ohfiM are cago 'White SoK renoained eight other three were picked by man Second squad w ill Include: KUian Sherman Is entrenched with Petosno, natoer than oomptoto good young teams. gomes back with a 7-8 dedalan ■Mwt celebrated coach In pro PAIR iFIIEILD (AP) — Rookie agers of both leagues on the basis, steel Ball—Margaret Banning, ball should leave the haloed the Giants. When they couldn’t Rebuttal Underway Miout Brtttdl’a admitages, we RodDvflle, to particul a r , dto- over Kansas (Sty. Glynn GrtfOng, trying to find a of their performances. They were Mary Jane Bielskl, Karen Botteron, seeurity of the NFL,'probably get Vince, the Jets hired should oanptonent toe men who ttaeif this year (regard­ Warned Afiison at the tone: LAST LOOK AROUND— Stan Musial of theOardinals Weeb Ewbank, a MgMy com­ spot wtth toe Neiw 'York Giants, Jim Marshall, one-time Pitts-1 June Cameron; Paul Dodge Pontiao the m ^ staUe opMwtion in run tosfr urugtom on tbetr foce- less of tost night’s outootne) and *Thai's the third tone be has hit kx)ks over New York’s Polo Grounds before yesterday’s burgh Pirates, first sacker, and <—Christine Dalka, Janet Roedlger, petent football man, to recon­ hath are to be reckoned wtth to has won praise for Ms first fuil- an s|>orts, for the precarious NATIONAL LEAGUE . sight and ttglAy-ran otgantootosL man this season and Tm getting game with the Meta. The 42-year-old veteran plays his sooils 'workout with tfae National Jack Bloomfield and Carl Peter- T.ot.s Steelt, Janet Ward; Pellln’a ■fe of the AFL, which Is still struct' their franchise. Sanford Loses Touch W. L Pet ON. They are taumsy-ex|ierienced and the future. tired of it.” There’s a limit to opportn- From Butts’ Lawyers • • • last game there today— ^not because he is retiring but FocibaU League chib. sen. both form er Pacific Coast Reatauran t—Virginia Cataldo, Bg for a firm perch, Loa Angelea .. 43 .818 — know full weK tlM value of toiak- A1 Katlne(s home run llftod De­ Coach Altlie Sherman aaid the Leaguers. Doreen DeCormier, Karen Krinjak, Mty—even fo r the best man hi San Francisco SO h « ahead. They sehedided night because they are tearing down the park. (A P Photofax.) fy In New York? N E W YO R K (A P )— AboutfWoodeahick Uke they6Danie1 proved the srinner at O ii- .868 6 Pun of the Week tro it to a 6-4 -vtotory over slump- quarteriaack from toe Untvereity Among the newcomers this sea- Martha Mustard; Morlarty Broth- Only If yun consider that the .business. might in the ninth when Ortando cago although the Dodgers got St. Louis ...... 63 50 .658 6 games during toe season and mode tog Boston and Cleveland dropped this time a year ago Jack San ATLANTA (AP) Attorneyi for former Gewffia Coach o f Missiasiipipi performed well son are Bob Nleman, formerly of ers—Laurel Greene, Mary Hickey, LonilMidl is a New York gny Cepeda and Matty Ak>u singled off another to make sure. This gave | O iicago ...... 68 62 A21 9>/, sura toey had plenty of pttohing The Herald edttortol ofHoe has Baltimore toto fourth place by the San Francisco Giants, and Jean McAdam, Peggy . Olca'vage. ford had won seven straight Wally Butts begin their rebuttal today in the wake of a fed­ been groaning to unison lately ower when he shewed ^ stuff in a 90- whose idea of the Wild West Farrell to put men on first and the victory to Ron Perranoski wim j dnclnnatl .61 86 A26 91/j depth, something toot’s an ahso- downing the Ortolee 4-L — Third Polo Grounds Farewell — minute drill yeoterday. William Klaus, 11-year veteran of Ooachea are M Flynn and Jim used to be N ew Jersey. And games in a streak that even­ third with one out. But Woody took over for Sandy Koufax a fte r, PMla*delpbla ....9 0 64 A26 9Vi eral judge’s dciaration that a magazine article charging ' hits neoeaetty dim to tos ittrlct Le­ some horrifUe puns emanating the Philadeli^la Phillies. Both Brown. from toe gports department. Hare “It was the 'first look we’d hod that Bfrs. Lombardi is a con- tually stretched to 16 and an stepped in then for his 40th ap­ the firebaUer had ]rielded a tying BfUwaukee ...... 61 81 JiOO 12l/i Butts and Alabama Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant rigged a ft- gion mound lules (no more than TWOfS-ANGELK- ait Orifflng under preaaure,” Sher­ are teammates of Marshall on the Umpires for toe game will be la M tmm to any 72-hour period) to one of the latortt fbmed New Yorker, too. outstanding 24-7 record with pearance of the year and got pinch run in the 10th innii^. | Pittoburgh ...... 65 66 .496 18 tahll game was libeloua on Us face.9------miebrew, wbo loot a month at man said, ’land he looked very Omnichl Dragonsnof Nagoya. Dick Laliberte, Tom Mltnay and It’s no oeoret that Vinee NATIONAL LEAGUE hitter Harvey Kuenn to hit into a Koufax, bidding tar his 19th vie- Houston 70 A86 iSl/i * * * Too hod toe FhOBas don’t have Other foreign jriayers Include John Bielskl. Attorney William E. Schroder OooMe Rojew operating akngside the early part o f the season 'with Ageless Stan the Man good.” would have liked to move Grunt (6), Oardnals; Hiokiiian the San Francisco Giants. double play. tory and 11th shutout of the year, New Y o r k ...... 86 17 .812 SSV'i "That’s the $64 queetion. We a had leg, also Is out to Mt 80 or In that long victory run, the Jr. said Butts may take the stand simply have not decided.” Dargati Gambled Bobby Wtae — than they’d nrnk* baek to New Yorit in IM l me- (10), Mete; T. Dnvis (10). Dodg­ So now Sanford has 10-13 rec­ and Chicago’s Dick Ellsworth had Weflneoday’s Reaulta more homers for the fifth sesuton husky right-hander completed only today in the $10 million libel euit There has been testimony that gambled •The Ptays of Wtee and Rojas.” fore he won Us flrst^s FL ers; Lynch (9), Flrptes. ord against a mark of 14-6 at the waged a scoreless duel for nine Los Angeles 8, Chicago 1 (11). he has filed against Curtis Pub­ Coach George Datgetl, in succession. Since becoming ehamplanaUp. The opportuni­ AMERICAN LEAGUE five games, getting relief help and innings. The Dodgers scored first New York 1, St. Louis 8. Blsher oontributad to the toforTna- and Ufited Jhn M a itw o aafter seven UGH! same time in 1962, which is a big lishing CO., publishers of The Sat­ regular, the Idaho-born slugger Will Play Until Bored ty waa there when Jim Lee Geiger X (IS), Stnnrt (24), Bed plenty of batting support to en­ difference and a gtx>d a reason as in the 10th off Ellsworth on Maury Pittsburgh 6, Milwaukee 4. tion from which free-ianee writer has compiled homer marks of 42, able him to earn credit for the urday Evening P<5st. Bryant, RdWeB resigned as coach of Sox; Triaiidos (10), KaBne (21), any why the Loe Angeles Dodgers Wills' singie which scored Marv Philadelphia 2, Clncianati 1, Schroder said, probably will testify FVank Graham Jr. aesen'toled the 81, 46 and 48. the Otents, and the Mara Tigers; Aseue (8), WMifield (14), other 11 vicUHTiee. This was have a six game lead over the Breeding from second. The Cubs Houston 1, San Francisco 0. artioie for the Poet. The Angels led 4-2 going into mighty nice and was reflected in FViday along with other coaches beotheis, Wellington and Indihns; Ward (14). WMte Sox; Giants as well as the 9L Louis got that back from Koufax on a T o r y ’s Games and players. Graham aaid in written testi- — Rcwlota N o Longer Invincible----- the ei^th when Rich Rollins and NEW YOBK (AP) — One soft,” The Man added, half In Jidk, wanted him. They own Klllebmw (20), DaUey (1), ’Twins; a fat $87,000 salary for 1963, be* Cardinals. walk and ringles by Leo Burke St. Louis (Sadecki 1-1) at New many yesterday that he based the Vic Power singled and Killebrew Jest. GUARANTEED morning Stan Musial will the team, and Wellington was Wagner Angels. fitting the star {ritcher of a Na­ and Ellis Burton, York (Jacksm 6-14). The rebuttal began after U. 8. story on an affid avit in 'whtah “Johnny Keane (the Garda’ The Dodgers uppad their md- DUtrict Judge Louis E. Morgan, tagged Ken McBride, 12-8. Relief a I^embardl olasomate at tional League championship team Sandy got hhouelf another men Los Angeles (MIlW 1-1) at CU- insurance aalennan (jtoorge Bur­ specialist Bill Dailey, who pre­ wake up with an aching back, manager) doesn’t make me Fordham who ftrst induced ■v Somehow, who yesterday termed the maga- Batting Rivals Favor Bomenow, all of the Mttle pieces i ^ “** however, eago (Buhl 9-9). sine’s March 28 story "libelous per nett aaid he eveihesMd a tetephena served Camilo Paacual’a 18th tri­ legs that feel Dke bolts of play wbm Ifa too hot or too tlnee to leave an asolstnaPs Wednesday's Fights that fitted so neatly together last|H}* ^ fanning U. This gave Mm 210 dnclnnati (Taltomis 1-6) a* call from Butts te Bryant last umph against six losses, hit a lead and n bitter dlataate tor odd — only when It’s Just Job at West Point with Bed year are all out of whack this: j whiffs for the season and enabled ’ Philadelphia (Gulp 11-9) (N). se,” refused a directed verdict to having to rooae Wmsetf out of favor of ButU. Judge Morgan said Sept. 13, idne daye bofoca Bm three-run homer in the ninth for right. You can’t beat ttiat.^! Bbik for the ehallenge of pro TEANBCK, N. J. — Frank Di year. For Instance take Wednes-; ^ Mathewson’a Milwaiikee (Sadowaki 1-4) at game. Yastrzemski for Title the Twins to pad the final margin. bed and report to the ball Musial said tt isn’t personal 27 MONTHS* Paula, 176, Jersey City, outpoint­ day night to Houston. The 34-year-League record of three Pittsburgh (Friend 12-10) it was up to the ju ry to decide Leon Wagner hit No. 22 for the wrhether The Post, to leas than Schroder and another Butts at­ poric. ambition but more Just live B at again the matter o f an ed Don McAtecr, 175, Paterson, N. old ace hurlM a m ^terful t h r ^ ; ^ 200-atrlkeout aeasons. Only Games Scheduled. torney, Allan Lockerman, read Bie Angels. “When that happen*,” the for the game which is keeping obligation to Green Bay inter- J., 8. hitter Friday’s Oainea three days of testimony, had prov­ • • • hitter against the Colts but lost Milwaukee 6-4. M E TSA yU lD S - ed lU chargee were true. Attor­ testimony into the record. right fMder togging bto ^ ageleaa wonder of toe St. hkn active. vwMd. V otenn players on the OAKLAND, CaUf. — Henry Sal­ 1-0 . Chicago at New York, 8 pjn. In the deposition, Graham said DSTTROOT (AJP) — Two of TANKS-SKNATOBS— Louis Oardlnals said today, “Once, I aet a lot of goals Jim Hickman became the first Saa Francioco at Philadelphia neys for the publishing company esari Yastraemski’s slosest pitch In tbs seventh after Ra- Pepibme started the Yankees’ einb made a peraonal appeal cido, 139, San Jose, Calif., stopped Sanford's mates got nine hits DODOERSCUBS— rMted their case, to a surprise he met and interviewed Burnett to "when baaeiiall quits being for myself — like three thou- that he otay on the Job. The AJ Medrano, 136, Sacramento, New Tork Met aver to hit for the (N). rtvals for toe American datx took over for Jack La­ rout against Steve Rldzik 'with Ms fun and become* a drudgery, but couldn’tV dentucii theuic VMHVplate agauujiagainst ■I Davis’ I*avu leadoffleaaoa homernomer tom thetns Uthllin cvcle__atoxle iknbic trinl* and step late yesterday. Atlanta but that he wrote the ar­ in she. It was the thfand straight sand hits, seven National TCbnildfaig Job a t Green Boy. Calif., 2. Houstoa at Plttaborgk 2 (Twi- Isosue batting title figure 20th bmner, a three-run shot, in ru retire.” League batting titles to tie Dick Farrell and relief star Hal toning against reliever Lindy M c-ihLner-S* i«ctog the arauoed The magastoe oharaed to its ticle without seeii^ note# Burnett tone Rwdatx had been shelled. the first Inning and before it was Loa Aageles at CfairiBaatt (N ). eeid be took while Hstenfaig be ttot Boston Red Box left fleld- It appears that time may Honus Wagner and the most cellar-dwellera to a 7-3 triumph 8t. Louis at Milwaukee (N ). March.. 28 issue that m tts. then a r Is a otoob to win i t Boston shiggsd three home over the AL leaders had collected ; over the contending Carda. Tet- (Georgia’s athletic director, leaked Butts . and Bryant, en the tele­ 14 Mts. Howard Mt a career high never come for the brilliant extra-base hits,” he added. A.MERIGAN LEAGUE phone. T can't see bow anyone eon runs in vain. Gary Geiger had combination - outfielder • first “I’ve realized most of these. eran ., Duke Snider lashed three W. L. Pet. O.E vital Georgia football information a pair of solo four-baggers with Ms 22nd homer while Bobby CUSTOM "low ProfUma” Graham said to Ihe defntotton eatota takn,” My* Itotroit’s A1 Imsemaa, whose National Those I ’ve missed, I no hmger stogies to the Mets' 11-hlt attack New York ___ 19 4A .MS — to Bryant before the 1962 game and Dick Stuart hit his 24th Richardson chipped in with a against four Card pitchers, start­ between their sriiools. that Hie Poet arranged a meet­ Kaltoe, 'who then wmit out three-run double. A1 Downing, 8-8, Leagae and major league rec­ worry about. Cadcago ...... 92 48 M 4 8 yesterday and hit a thres-nm of the season—twu-eun job— ords take up almoat a full “ M y main ooncern to stay­ ing with loser Ernie BrogUo. 12-8. Mtoneaote ...... 61 90 .680 9'/| Schroder said he would question ing 'W ith Bkhsr to diaouse a story in the fifto. checked the Senators on three sin­ G Tracy Stallard held the Cards to obM t Georgia football. He aaid the bonier for a 5-4 victory over gles, but Minnie Mlnoso stole page of agate type In toe ing on as long as 1 can be ct 4 F u a PU ES Baltimore ...... 68 89 A48 9i/i John Gregory, head defensive Oub Triendos also homered baseball register. six MU for Us fifth victory against coach at (Jeorgia and probably story tunied out to be the one Boaton. home in the third to spoil his shut­ some asslstaaoe to toe young­ Booton ...... 64 99 .491 19 fo r tfae Tigera. sters on the dub and being 10 defeats. form er Georgia backfleld coaiih Graham uMJmately wrote fo r the Red Sox teammate Frank Chet Nlcbols started for out Md. A t 42, be Is as lean and * • • aeveiand .....86 69 .482 11 • • • hard as toe day in 1941 when, some value to the team. When Loo Angetes ..64 92 .496 19 Charley Trlppi and Bulldog play­ magazine. Molzone says, “Carl toould do Boston hut went Out for a 100% DUPONT NYLON <>l>IERATION PIRATES-BRAVBS— Kansas OHy ...60 90 .466 90 ers Mickey Babb, Wally William­ Earlier Judge Morgan termed ItH ehasa lot of things going pkltt>4tttter in the fourth with WHITE SOX-A’a - as a raw rookie from Donors, I felt myself sUppii^; or get­ Wild pitches resulted to winning son and Brigham Woodward along The Poet article "Ubelaua per oe,” for Mm. And don’t forget he’s Rookie Pete Ward triggered the Pa., he first broke Into toe ting b oi^ Fn qilitl” Detroit ...... 48 90 .444 21 Detroit leading, 2-1. Lanxtbe Cardinal line-op. runs ■ for both the Pirates and with Bryant to the week. or as it stands, when he ssid- got youth on his side.” buried wen until the seventh WMte Sox victory over the A's, The Cardinal series, ending PMls. Reliever Frank F\mk, fac- ^ Washington ...41 11 .969 80 driving in three rims with a homer H e weiglia 180 pounds— ^flve Wedneaday's Resolto Asked If he would put Furman ‘T think the defendant (Curtis) •Ihe 9e-y«ar4»kl Ysstisesn- wtien he issued singles to today, marks MnstoTs TUBELESS tog his first batter to the ninth and two singles and Dave Nichol­ pounds leas than he did a half- Detroit 6, Boaton 4. Biriier. sports editor of The At­ has the burden at provhg; the li­ rtcl hud' one hit In three trips George Smith and Diric Mo trip to the old home of the' toning with two out and the bases' bel was true and H Is ig> to Bie yotterday as the Red S o x son crashed a key two-run double dozen years ago when he ■was OdantM, loaded, heaved one out of reach ^ New Tork 9, Washingtoa L lanta Journal on the stand. Schro. Anliffe. Radatz came on at with the bsuMs loaded in a four- a 8100,000-a-year commodity. Cfievelaad 4, Baltimore 1. der replied: Jury to decide.” dropped their fifth straight this point and cent Detroit “This to my third farewell For... CI.IEANSWIEIEP while facing Bill Maseroski and; run sixth inning rally that H e la tfae picture o f health. He at the F d o Grounds, and this CMoago 1, Kamm City 8. game. Oarl now to hltUng ABO ahead by one lun. Bob Bailey gleefully raced home wrapped It up. Juan Plzarro, with to full o f boyish enthusiasm. certainly most be tfae final American with the nm that gave the Pirates SOiMieMta 9, Loe Angeles A to Kallne’s A17. Tiger reliefer Bill Elaul relief help from Jim Brosnan, He laughs freely — and con­ Compacts Todsiy’ s Games TfO t umT hia lead la that bdd the Red Sox sooreiees one, because the new ball park a 6-4 win over the Milwaukee Hilinski Deadlocks 8ASK ET8AU matched his previous season high stantly. should be open next year,” Including: |! Bravee. New Toefc (T erry 12-11) at much to overeams against the Mat twu kmingB and was with Ms 14th victory. “I’m a 'pretty lucky fellow,” • * a WsoMngton (Doekworth 4-8). soma hlttors,” said Kalins, the wtaner. MuslaX said. (^ m e L For First in CGA scorn be said, while changing into WUl Musial be back to help PHILS-BEDS— Boston (Monboaquette 14-1) at who went tlirse-for-t b r e e. hto uniform a t toe Polo Corvair, ”But against Yastisemrtd It’s INDIAN 8-0R10LE8— ohrtotea the new Shea Sta­ Jim Maloney, a 17-game winner Detroit (Began 7-9). Pair of close games lost night Jim Grant checked the Orioles Grounds. “ I feel great. Noth­ Valiant, 5Hni>ey>ta (Stigman 11-19) at Younger of the golfing Hilto- in the Summer tomketbaR League dium In Queens next year? for Cincinnati, coot the Reda a 2-1 % lot*' Enter Doubles Tourney on five Mts for an 8-10 record with ing hurts. I still get into a few Falcon, decision to the PMls. ^ t h the Los Angeles (Newman 9-8). akia, Stan H I, shot a par-matching at O iarter Oak Park sa'w Mor- "SUM too good a hitter to games and I figure I can do “Maybe,” Stan said with a 86-66-71 yesterday to tl* with a two-run third Inning rally mak­ broad grin, “m play tt by F-85, etc. score tied 1-1 to the seventh, Tony CMcage (Peters 19-5) at Kan- iarty Brothers nip Mldntosh Boat, aUp off muoh. He’s the type of BROOiKUNE, Mass. (A P )—De­ ing MUt Pappas, 10-7, the loser. the club a little good.” Taylor and Johnny Callimn sin­ saa a ty (Wlekenliam 8-9) (N). Manic Budney Jr. of Indian HiU for 36-31, to the Senior Division and litttsr who normally won’t fall fending obampions Darlene Hard Mistod isn’t playing up to ear.” 6.00x13, Black. Woody Weld ^ the Indians start­ Win be be playing baseball gled. Then the jroung rlg^-hander devriand (Donovan ^19) at first'piooe to the Connecticut G that getUtog into the ring aaems day nijght. “W e have rtlsrisnil BAN DUX30, CaHf. (A P )—The with nine and seven respectively. Presidential Black. 300 H.P. to be the aaaleat thing ludem many thtngs and are nheuMng Boston Fiatriots have signed huge 6 CYLINDER 8 CYLINDER 27 MONmS ttUARANIH* V-8 engine Red vinyl interior, you’re an opponent of heavyweigtat many tMnga. I ttilxric we’E have to defensive taoUe BHl Hudson, a whitew^I tires, multi-drive, Champkm Sonny liston. carry over until Thursday.” form er member ^of San Diego's NOTICE power 'Windows, power seat, That’s Juat what tanih OMaius Would there be a fight ihto “Fesrsome Foursome.” Patriots. BASEBALL HEROES ' - . r power brakes, power steering, C$ay says hs wants although Big year? Oo(50h IB k e Holovak anaounoed^ $T00 Bear Ttatnei predicts the boodng "Juot aay w« are hopeful of hav­ $coo r radio, tinted windshield, remote yesterday that the 280-pound Hud­ CARS CARS control mirror, wtodshleld bard will be reciting poetry in hts ing something 'worth aimounetog,” son had agreed to terms. Boston BATTING — J im ______’3556 sleep after about one and a half washers, electric clock. Stock SIM Itovidson. ■* had acquired the former Clemaon Meta, hit for eycia—alngto. dssMe, rounda or ao. NOW! 1 2 * ? . No. 3-M-124. Federal Label Itoesoan three weeks a|go from the tsiple and hoener to 1-8 vtoisry Neverthdeaa, Oaaahst had Ms PARTS DEPARTMENT $4258. Sale P r ic e ...... ChatTgers but Hudson had been re^ ever St. Lesle. legs] seconds In there talking Mg Sl James’ Players ported botdtog out for a no-cut PITCHING — 8udy Kaafax, money wttfa Sonny’a repreaenta- oontraet. Hie Patriots aimounced Dodgers, stzuek ea T ll to 91/8 AUTHORIZED FIAT DEALER tives Wednesday night about a BRAND Receive Trophies another daai yesterday. Veteran tamiags at Aageles beat CW- OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY •Goarantoed againat a ll nrannlaotarlng drteeHa pro ra te b y BMnlh! titie .1 fight, maybe in September defensive tackle Dick Klein was ...... SALES AND SERVICE...... NEW and more Ukely next year. oago Otoe, t-1, to li taalags. He 1963 Mercury sold to the Oakland Raiders for tied Christy Mathewson’s Natteaal The oonfereoce most likely will Three trophiei were a'warded cash and' defensive end Jim Leo, BfONTEREY COLONY PASS STATION WAGON* be continuad today and mayte for Leagae reeotd of three eeaseeattve SAAlLTOSPJlI. Jamuca Yellow. Black vinyl to- Monday night to participants to younger bcotber ef Booton guard 8-stitoeo«t -nsinas w ^ W« do EXPERT TR^SMISSION REPAIRING! a few more days baooaaa there's the St/ James’ School baseball pro­ terlor, multi-drive tranmnls- OMritte Leo. 216 for toe year. 357 Bread St. a lo t a f AMtosy at stake. gram. The moat valuable award W * SpacioliM O h ShtyIch of ALL Imports sion, power brakes, power One of thh rubs agatnst a fight went to Art Saverick irtio won steering, radio, ttot^ wind­ tte year to that boGi boMta have two games wMle pitchtog and hit SATURDAYS 8 AM . TO 1 PA«. shield, windshield washers, pad­ M anchester aamed a lot of money to 1968 al­ .529 to leading the Re^ to the Philadelphia Entry In NBA the 76ers (DUBINO THE MON1H o r AXrOTTBT) IA NICE SELECTION OF QUALITY USED CARS AT REASONABLE PRICES! | LIASING PLANS AVAILABLE FOR ALL '63 MODELS ded dash, remote control mir­ ready. championship. □ ■ □ E ror, wheel covers, whitewall ’3318 648-2444 If ttiey fight Uda year Uucle Rudy Wittke of the Blues was tires. Federal iLabei $3962. Sale 8am pnisBily eould tap them both the batting champ with a lofty PHILADSQLfHIA (A P)—PHto-pto— toe galUnt men who foegisd P r ic e ...... for moot «f it to tooesaa taxsa dslplito’s entiy to toe Natioagt this oountiy’s todepemlwice. nsd Route 6 and 44A« B(dt rribiileiS. said Mon., Tues., till 5:30 Pete Haney of the Reds who post- TBecs. t 319 MAIN ST. — 643-2145 **Fmr A Deal That’s On The Level, Come To The Top Of The Hill!’* MORIARTY BROTHERS tnutoeUle grbop that eontrols sd a 2-1 lesgus record.” Haney also thers were 4,000 enSesto ^ CD y D 3« MONTHS ’’Buy with confidence from Hartford Cannes oldest Liaeola Coatlaental— A fd d e Footer and An- tied Jim Leber for third place to Walter Stotowg, a quality oon- conitaat. Btatowg wen an sfi m TO PA Y Oontot—Mereoty and Wfflys Jeep 4-wheel Hrfoe vehicles dealer.” gefo Dumtoe. Clay's toatoer and the batting race with ,888. ti«l won the eonUst p m tiW for two to Sui 9 ^ . 301 CENTER ST. ^ OPEN EVENINGS H3.S13S boatag toato touatsr, are oonfar- . Othsr luih hat maifca included: to BMM toe team, which moved daoo. Bob NBob mad toayar ^oe WMdiiid .368. Jos Ifoaanto lHS« fRan'tornMuae. Btotoeeg said Thrm mmatmn M. ■ - be totosd ^ bane stoee. ‘Tfo pbk B M WHti^ •‘ - i S T C t . 5 .4*, : ‘f' " •

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B O U h - licensed driving school, trained; PAINTING—Exterior and inferior. $39.96 17” Pine Bedside or tiled baths, aO buUt-ins, porch, oW, 7 txxims, 8 large bedrooms, 8228. living room with fireplace, lovely basement, nicely lands(»ped certified and approved, now of­ pepeihanging, floors aanded and taurant, experience helpful but ing. Tel. Mr. Keith, 649-8191. toe, 6484M9.______city utUiUes, large lot, fuU attic, iairge kitchen with bullt-ins, 1- dining room, wall-to-wall (wpet- private one acre lot, stone re­ win train, if willing to learn. Occasional Table, 1 drawer, 19.96 fering classroom and behind finished. Get the beat tor lees. Wanted To Rent M OfVBRfllZBD CAPS, T rooma, 3 plastered walls, fnU insulation, ' oar garage, aluminum oomblnap Ing, two full ceramic tUe baths, 8 tainer walls, view, more land Must be sober, neat and depend­ bedrooms, recreation room, large Beat the heat $109.00 Lounge Chair, mahogany TROUBLE REAOHilie OUR ADVERTISER? wheel instruction for teen-agers. Csll 744-060L FOR RENT — One and two imfur- fob batha, 4 bedrooms, laige Br­ laundry in basement, hatchway, Uons. MceUent nelghhortiood. available. FHA minlmiun, VA 649-6076. able. CaU 649-3879, ask for Mr. Chinese (jhlppendale legs, blue WE HAVE customers waiting many extras. Charles Lesperance, V a ca n t—m ove right in. SmnU screened in patio, outside fire­ nothing down. Owners anxious. PAINTING — Interior - exteri ll-Htir AiswtriH StnrlM ALL-AROUND man, laboring and THREE SINGLE ROOMS,, two $22,000I.. ^ l l h r l e k A g ea cy. down VA. Offers Invited. Asking offices, classroom located Man­ $175; two, $350; three. $800, etc. $129.00 Modem Lounge Chair, $18,700. Geaton Realty. 649-1902, 6^4 room quality built ranch, 75x160 comer lot, aluminum sid­ driving. Steady work, ^ e clean double rooms. 17 Spruce Street. FIVE OR MORE nice rooms i family kitchen with buUt-lne, chester Pukade, lower level. Be­ Fully insured. Gan T43-8660. walnut legs, foam cushion, tan­ 876-0319. 649-6731. ing, storm windows and screens. LAWRENCE F. FIANO ginners, (rider, nervous students, and install septic tanks. Inquire gerine cover, 80. 649-2494. ed, quiet neighborhood, eaU excellent condition. For indi­ Convenient to bus and schools. R ea ltor 64S-2766 Frat li HtraM RtaBm M(^Kinney Broe. Sewage Disposal M HOLU8TER — 4 bedrooms, NO RACE FOR our specialty. Teen-age driver’s 9890. close to all sclkxria, S-«ar garage. TRUMBULL STREET — 2 famUy vidual attention call . . . C all ow ner 648-6628. C harles N ich (risc» 742-6884 education course. State certified E le e t r t e a l Co., 4 p.m., Mitchell Drive off $79.60 Twin Size Mattress and id ra tli I f » a Aportmente—Flats— VldNTTY OF Manchester. Bxeoo* Owner 6464118. SPACE HERE 64, 66x188 treed lot, 3-car garage, 649-7398. Parker Street, next to Pontiac. Box Spring, 2 pcs., 69.96 aluminum combinations, cdl heat, MANCHESTER Vicinity — Large a* m FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt serv­ Tenemento 63 five desires large house, 4-6 bed­ AIRCONDRIONBD — 8 room B A N AGENCY 6 room ranch built 1969. 14x19 Uv­ ice on an types of ele(drlcal wir­ $27.60 SeV^xBlVi” Maple Framed large clean nxnns. ExceUent con­ rooms, 2H baths, nice grounds, ranch. 6-yoar»«Id, luge Utchen ing loom, 8 generous bedrooms, bedroom ing. Ucensed and insmred BTlson Mirror, 19.96 TWO ROOM apartment for rent, dition. Wolverton Agency, Real Roger Negro MANCHESTER — 8 Salesmen Wanted 36>A substantial rent for the ri|te with dtefawaaher, lot UOxSte, 8 A Gape Ran(k with 4 bed­ tor, 649-2813. oil hot water heat, aluminum ranch, .extra s, 649-8688. MANCHESTfR ANSWEMN* SIRVICI E - Z L E R N Ele(Mca] Co., Manchester. 6 ^ heat, hot water, gas for cooking, place. Write Box "U” , Heral(L rooms, mahogany paneled Uv- storms and screens, walkout base­ electric refrigerator and stove fur­ bedrooms, raimitee from Manches- 648-8727 4817. Glastonbury. 648-1888. OPPORTUNITY FOR married priced to aeU 8U.900. PUI- ing room, raised hearth fire­ MANCHESTER — INVESTMENT ment. Imma(nUate. Robert Wol­ MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom Driving School nished. CaU 649-7787, 6-7 p.m. 4 ^ . 0 5 0 0 man with car to earn $110 per WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. WANTED — I or 4 room ^lart* [ A g en cy , 648 8 184. place, and two full ceramic property. 6 family, center of town, verton A gen cy, 649-281$. hcrnie, 2-car garage, chicken coc^, ment, near bus line, wonting tUe ba^. An the essentials Oonneeticot’B largest auto­ Floor FiiiWihig 24 week in sales; serve steady cus­ 935 Main Street SEVEN ROOM, second floor, close oU steam heat, exceUent condi­ one half acre lot, exceUent (xxidi- ta m widow, no children. Reasonable flPACtODB 8 ROOM GoRlacn Oo- a re added to m ake Oris real TWO FAMILY 64, separate heat, matic and standard ihift tomers year round. Written guar­ to schools, shopping and bus, tion, good income, $36,900. Robert SIX ROOM CAPE—Fireplace, rec. Uon. A buy at $14,600. Beautiful 3- rent. Write Box T, Herald. lonial, 4 bednxums, cfiice or den, oomfortalrie living. W olverton A g en cy , 649-2813. combination windows, excellent year-old, S-bedroom ranch, 3 tree pick-up service, teen-age FLOOR SANDING and refbrish- antee to start if qualified. For ap- $128 m ontiily, h eat not Included. room with storage cloaet, alumi potatment call 644-0203 between 6 tormU dining room, recreation ccnuUtlon, nice location. $17,900. baths, heated 40’ rec rtxnn. car­ classroom, (rider and nervous ing (q>e(riaUzing in older ftoon). CaU 649-8688. num storms, (rioee to s(rii(xris and Frank Mott, , 648-6668. Painti^. Oeilinga. Papertianglng. and 8 p.m. only. room with fireplace, attached 2- R E L A X E D U V IN a on beautiful port, buUt-lns, large lot, many ex­ students ou r sp e cia lty . 115 NINE-PIECE walnut bedroom set, Buaineu Property For Sole 7$ Bolton Lake, spacious 9 r(x>m shoi>ping. CoU 649-9636. AatomobUes For Sale 4 No job too small Joim VerfaiUe, oar garage, 100x100 lot made tras, owner moving, wUl sacrifice Loot and Foond Center St, Manchester. Gall electric stove and refrigerator, trees, ahiminum siding, PhUbrlck J. D. REALTY OO. borne nesUed beneath spreading 649-5750. 875-9827. rw o ROOM imartment, 148 Oak' CENTER STREET — 8 stora ptns REDUCED — 6 room Garrison Co­ tor $17,900. Bolton — 6 room for free booklet 648-8663. good condition. CaU 6tt-6022. A gen cy, 90S464. shade trees, 276’ frontage on lake. IriDND — PreacripUon aunglaasea land Street. 646-6336, 1 ^ 7 room apartment, aU in o o » 54S-6129 lonial, 114 baths, modern kitchen home, 3 acres beautiful land, $1$,- Help teanted— THREE ROOMS of furniture, plus The 'chUdren wUl love the shallow BOLTON LAKEFRONT 760. Over 100 more UsUngs, all at Salem Naasiff Camera and 1959 CHEVROLET pa(ricage, exceUent location wtth TWO FAMILY — New roof and swlmnUng area. Kitchen bulIt-ins, with bullt-tas, recently painted, P h oto S ^ . 648-7869. B o n d s — S t Male or Fcmak 37 new G.E.,^’TV and stereo. Best good potential. For furtbar infor­ siiWtig, alum inum com binations, beautiful fenced in half acre lot. price ranges. CaU or stop in to see Convertible V-8, radio, heater, au­ LEARN TO DRIVE - ^wdal at­ LOOKINO FOR rentals? CaU J. D. pine paneled Uving room, dining us. ElUsworth Mitten Agency, n offer. 648-4860 between 6-6. mation eaU the Phlihrick Agenoy, 90x180 toot lot with made trees, % Immediate occupancy. Wesley R. tomatic, beautiful black with tention to nervous and Mdeily. R ea lty . 648-6129. room, den, famUy room, 4 large LARGE 4-BEDROOM Realtors, 648-6930. 868 E. Middle I jOST — Brown and black mongrel Classroom tor teen-ara. Phdnqt 649-8464. car garage, I18A00. PhUbrlck SPm-UEVEL — 7 rooms, garage, Sm ith A g en cy , 284 C enter Street, whitewalls. Real clean. — UnUmitad TWO KELVINATOR refrigerators, bedreioma, 3 fireplaces, 2-car ga­ I^ke., next to Coedts, open every beagle puppy vicinity Spencer, service. Day or eventog tassoB SECOND W. T. GRANT - PARKADE NEW 4 ROOM apartment, heat, Agency, 8464484. firep la ee, hot w ater oU heat, aU 649-1894. Silver lame and W. Center St. $1,295 mart- one excellent running condlti(Hi, MAIN STREET CORNER — 146 rage. Ideal year ’round home, Seven room borne, garage, n^ht unW 9. Reasonable ratM. Mancheetor funds anraflahle tor sac hot water, buUt-ins, refrigerator, buUt-has, city utilities, exceUent $39,900. CaU us for appointment to Answera to Hama “Ugly." 646- gagee, payments to Applicationa being accepted $26; one needs repair, $5. 649- feet on Main Street by 160 feet e x c e l l e n t BAST HARTFORD — Newer 6V4 large Utchen with buUt-m dleh- Driving Academy. 743-7346. w asher and d ryer, $140. 849-0808, T rooms, 3 Mery, oU condition. Present mortgage may see this one. PhUbnek Agency, budget. Ezpedleiit sen for male assistant manager, 3697. deep. Ideal comer lot. Semi-pro­ steam beat. 1% baths, porch, city room ranch, tree shaded lot, full waSher, large paneled Uving 1796. 649-8989. be assumed. Charles Leiqxerance, 649-8464. 1958 FORD Realty. 64SA139. retail stm« experience. Male fessional building on it Bualneas utilities, extra B-sene lot. AU for cellar, garage, oil hot water beat, nx»n with fireplace, enclosed Convertible, V-8, ra(Uo, heater, au­ MAHOGANY Duncan Phyfe dining 846-7630, 648-6664. NOnCB la hereby given that Paaa Bastecas S orlccs Offered IS and female department man­ Zone 3. Few bl(X!kB to hoepltal, T. $18J0Q- Cbaries Leaperanee. 646- aluminum storms snd screens, paneled eunporch, trees, dock. BoHoa Book No. 810189 isaued by Ihe tomatic, power steering and A FRESH START will ease tensto THE PHILBRICK AGENCY of­ agers. Female office cashier, llSv nl^Dle ^rib^ and m a tt^ ’ BHICH STREET — 4 room fiat, J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. T630, 6484064. QUIET SECLUSION — Huge fers thie real neat compact Cape fireplace, 1% baths, 8 bedrooms, A rare buy at only $17,900. Savings Bank of Manchester has brakes, tuiqu(ri8e and white, new BAROU3 A SON Rnhblab Ra- and your vacathm plans. $8, typing, 6-day week, company $20?’649^ mattress, i| ^ 649-6329, 9-6. screened porch, immaculate 7 natural woodwork. Robert Wolver­ AND PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER AHEAD tjeen ket and application has been black top. 000 costs $66.78 per moaffa. OsU FOR SALE — Two new portable handy to everything. Large Uving moval, ceUars. atUca, and yards, benefits. Apply Manager, $70 twxn Split, VA baths, garage, room with fireplace, family size ton Agency, 649-2818, Eve. Mr. SOUTH ROAD made to a ^ bank tor payment of Frank Burke, Coon. Mortoage Ex­ buUdlngs 40x104 ft., 00x104, win R ueter, 643-0809. $845 weekly or monthly plek-op. Bar- W. ICddle T^dce. WESTINGHOUSE STOVE, 40”, FIVE ROOMS, third floor. ex­ large roomB, Manchester, $18,900. kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath LAWRENCE F. FIANO J. M. REFLECTIVE toe amount of depoidt. change, 16 Lewis Street, Bartfoed. ceUent condition, 78 Chestnut erect on your site. Imhistrial old H oar, 649-4084. two ovens, 4 burners, must seU. Coritoo W. Hutchins. 6494182. down, 2 finished rooms up. $16,- 34A688T. Street. Call 289-0261 or 644-1280. Structures, Inc.,' PlainvUle, Conn. BOWERS SCHOOL AREA — 6 R ea ltor 648-2766 C all 649-6004. THE ANSWER 900. D ial 640-8464 fo r appointm ent V i room Colonial-Ranch, 3-car l o s t — BLUE parakeet Friday 1956 CHEVROLET "HAVE TIME, wiU w oik." AU odd SHerwood 7-8470. ANDOVER — $18,900. Immaculate room Cape, full shed dormer, 3 garage, large Utchen, formal vicinity 106H Bluefleld Dr. Re­ jobs done. Everything onr Q>e- 2 bedroom ranch, 100x600 lot, to see this one. baths, fireplace, oil hot water C h aites IK(toolaan T48-6884 FIBER6LAS INSOLATION Convertible, V-8, radio, heater, au- FOR SALE — Washer and dryer, TWO UNFURNISHED rooms. dining ixx>m, la rg e private M , tired couple’s pet. Generous re­ cialty. You name it. CaU ns any­ H d p 3 5 GOOD LOCATION — Two bustnese overrize garage. Ideal for newly­ heat, garage, $16,900. 649-8878 tctoatlc, power steering, red with apartment size gas stove, baby Tinker BuUdlng. Ladles preferred comparable nelghbortuxid, only ward. CaU M9-670S. white top, clean, new tires. time. 649-4348, 633-2»87. Apply Glenney’s Men’s Shop, 789 rentals on first floor now occu­ ...tor Uie hard to please. weds or retired couple. Hayes NURSB-^Aosnsad in Oaoneetiont, (Murlage. Best offer. 743-8068. 120,900. PART TIME M ain St. pied, two apartments on. second rarter Street area. 6 rooms Agency, 648-4803. IDEAL 3 BEDROOM ranch, 1% $645 LAWN MOWERS sharpened and 2SJied home, 8-U abltt. boons of­ floor. ExceUent income. Priced to jriue rec room, plus 2-car ga­ Andover Lake baths, screened porch, fuU base­ t h r e e p i e c e Uving room set, VERN ON — 8 bedroom SpUt, FOR TYPICAL repaired, free pick-up and deliv- fered. OoOeet 8 7 »«2 L rage, plus lOOxSDO lot, plus — MANCHESTER — SimpUcity, good ment includes finished rec room GE. combination refrigerator, sell quickly. Charles Lesperaace, dining room, kitchen with h^t- $ 2 7 0 ® AnnomKeramte eiy In Manchester. Russ’ Mower SIX ROOM duplex available Aug­ well arrange to see aU tiie taste and practicaUty are keynotes $10,900 and den, dishwasher, attic tan, 20'x30' A1TIC— ONLY 1956 FORD SALES PROMOTIONAL work, 30” stove, both 1060 models. •49-7620. ins, paneled den plus rec nxnn LAWRENCE F. FIANO Service, 742-7607. ust 16. CaU 649-4397. “ pJuses.” of this charming 8 bedroom ranch and many extras. Handy to Shop­ with bar, weU landscaped corner COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING Convertible V-8, radio, heater, au­ must make nice appearance, no CAMERA SALES 649-0118. 648-2766 tomatic, power steering. Special! Ixxne OU Wells Street. FuU base­ Clean 6 room Cape Cod, oH ping and sch(x>ls. Qd neighbors! lot No agents, $17,090. 6484064. R ea ltor service. Quarterly tax reports. SHARPENING SERVICE - Saws, experience required, win train for THREE ROOM heated apartment, Land For Sale 7 1 ment Hot water oU heat with 82 Hilltop Drive. Call owner, 649- FREE ESTIMATtS T^ing. Automatic typing service $395 knives, axes, shears, skates, ro­ jo b , $8-$4 p e r h our fUU o r p a rt- $06; 6 room heated, $100. GArfield steam beat, full basement, C h aries N ich(dson 743-6864 HOTPOINT ’TV, UHF-VHF, good cast iroo radiatora A true value deep, high lot, trees, easily 0242. MANCHESTER — Cape, 6 rooms, tor your Sales Department. Per­ tary blades. Quick service. Capifori time. Write Box HH, Herald. 9-9923. COVENTRY - On Route 44-A. WARREN E. HOWLAND Position for experienced condition. 649-6634. at $17,800. CaU ’The Jarvis Realty financed. convenient location , $88 per USE OUR R.I.A. sonalized Business Services, 649- Equipment Co., 88 Main St., Man­ 81.9 |u;res, partly wooded, 6 room Co., Realtors, 648-4113, 640-7814. COVENTRY LAKE — 4 room cot­ month, plus taxes. Call after 6, 1963 VALIANT TOT PARTY Demonstrators — R ea ltor 8918, 9-8; after 6 p.m ., 649-1289. chester. Hours daUy 7-6. ’Thurs­ or hobbyist. Foxm ROOM apartment, avaU- Ranch house and guest cottage. tage, 2 wocxled lots. Owner wlU 648-6616. Station wagon, 4-door, radio, heat­ Men or Womsn work now until able Nov. 1, new, including stove, Owner moving to BiuroM. Tnll BOLTON LAKE WATERFRONT — d a y T«. Saturday 7-4. 648-7968. FRIOIDAIRE refrigerator, 8 cu. ST. JAMES PARISH — 8 room Co­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO sacrifice. John H. Lappen, Inc., er, standaA shift, black with red December. Over 500 Toy and refrigerator, heat, hot water, and sacrifice, $86,000. Terms. Write er 966 Mato St 648-1106 lonial, 4 or 6 bedrooms, formal 4 room home plus bunkhouse. ft., $30. Good condltloa. 649-8800. R ea ltor 648-2766 649-6261, 643-6216. leather interior. Must be seen, LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and Gift items. High OommiasioBB. No laundry, adults only, no pets, phone Meadowbrook, 346 W. Put­ dining nxnn, large kitchen, Uving Completely furnished. Easy fi­ (milecting. No deUvering. CsU C harles N icholson 742-6864 only 600 m iles. repaired, sales and service, rental A BIG BARGAIN! $186 monthly. CaU 648-9161. nam Ave., Greenwich. Ooon., ttxnn, 1% baths, IH ear ga ra g e, BOLTON — Just o« Route 88. nancing. John H. Lappen, Inc., ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, $2,195 equipment L A M Equipment Mr. Sanao, Mandiester, Conn., GRAND-WAY TO 0-3884. 80x247 lot. shade trees, $16,900. Spacious 7 room SpUt Level (m 649-6261, 643-5219. ARE YOU GOINO FOUR ROOM rent, exceUent con­ CAPABLE CAPE bonded representative, Allred O orp., R oute 88, V ernon, 878-7609. Telepbone: 649 64W. HOUSEKEEPING? PhU brlck A g en cy , 649-8464. shaded acre lot. 8 bedrooms and Mawriiester exchange, Bhiteiprlae dition, not fumliAed. Has nice FOUR BEDROOM raised ranch, finished rec room. ExceUent con­ ihVO-FAMILY — $17,900. Uve Am eU, 3M H enry St. 643-0460. Manchester Parkade THEN YOU OWE IT large recreation room, 2 tun LADY to share apartment with yard. Box K, Herald. Houses For Sale 72 C3RCA 1800 — Restored Colonial, 9 AVERY STREET — Large 6 room 4 bedixxmis plus den—8 rooms nearly rent free while buying your 10 DAYS ONLY 1958 CHEVROLET 1946 batos, 2-car garage, excellent con- dition. Mid 20’s. Warren E. How­ W sgon, 4-d(x>r, radio, h eater, au­ lady recovering Cram an Ulne TO YOURSEUE ^ rooms, Vi baths, fireplaces, ranch, attached garage. fuU base land, Realtor, 648-1108. in all. Exceptional lot Exeep- home. New furnaces, new radia­ TO SEE THIS dltian, $28,000. PUIbrick Agency;* tomatic, rebuilt 6 cylinder engine, STEPS, SIDBNirALXS, stone walls, May be enqrioyed days, but neces­ FIVE ROOM apartment tor rent, MANCHESTER — 6 room Ranch, screened por(rii, original features ment, walk-ln closet, large tile tionaUr priced In the 17’s. tors, c(unpletely redecorated. Now Is Hm Timo le Firfnt Up and Spnico Up SISTER ANGELA beautiful brown and white, like fireplaces, flagstone terraces. AU sary to be a oompanian during “SUPER DELUXE” Manchester, West Side. Call af­ 2-yeanKrid, largo kitchen with •46-84M. throughout, garage, a crea g e. bath, foyer, fireplace, excellent Owner now out of town. Sm - 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE c(mdition throughout, large lot. Character Reader and Advisor . new. concrete repairs. Reasonably irigbts. Apartment centieUy lo­ ter 6 p.m ., 649-6882. buUt-ins, dining room, 8 bod room s, RANCH; — Newly redecorated In Ciarltan W. Hutchins, 649-6182. rifi(tag. Units of 4 rooms, 8 Cm -NAM EL C-60 on aU problems o t life is now p riced . 6484M61. cated in Mandieeter. Must have Sitoations W a n t e d — AU 100% Guaranteed attached garage, lot 100x800 with Urgent sale needed. Charles Les- WARREN 1. HOWLAND r(x>ms. Pleasant wcxxled yard, cme $995 O N LY $488 ROOM APARTMENT, coim established neighlxnkood. L a^ e' SO. WINDSOR — Magnificent 7 p eran ce, 649-7620, 648-6664. B O ^ O N $12,800 lo c a te d a t 381 M ain Street, referencee. W rite Box Is HeiakL M a le 3 9 trees, $16,900. PhUbrlck Agoney, Uving room with fireplace, extra bl(x;k from bus, southwest Itock- OUTSIDE WHITE Hartford. CaU for appointment, HAVE BULLDOZER, wfll travel $14.08 DOWN try location, $90 monthly with •49-8464. remn raised ran(rii with famUy R ea ltor vllle. Glenn Roberts Agency, Land clearing, grading, founda­ large kitchen, 8 bedrooms and F IV E BEDROOM S — Short waUc 627-1907. WANTED—ReceptkmM and sec-1 b o y DESIRES lawn mowing, car $14.08 MONTH utilities. 649-4666, 8:80-4:80. room and 2-car garage, custom MLS R ea ltors, 644-1621, 644-1887. 1956 CHEVROLET tion work. Stacy WUaon. $18,800 — CAFE off B. Center bath, finished recreatton it»m lii to Main Street. Redecorated Economy 6 loom Cape, en- 160 Mata St 648-1108 Wagon, 4-door, 8, automatic, radio, retary for profeesional office, washing, and odd Jobs. CaU any­ — Y'OU G E T — buUt for 'present owners. 4 bed­ HOUSE PAINT 648-6007 or 742-8276. credit experience preferred Good 16-PIECE BEDROOM Street. Recently redecorated 4- basement. This home realistlcaUy rooms. 114 baths, built-in oven bungalow type home with 2-car cloeed ^ck patio, 4 finished heater, good solid transportation. time. 643-6497. priced at $16,900. PhUbrlck Agen­ opportunity. Box OC, Herald 18-PIECE UVINa ROOM FOUR ROOM tenement tor rent, bedroom possiblUty. Cloee to and range, beautifully paneled garage, level treed lot, excellently down, 2 partially finished up, 100% Lkweed OU Type RIDERS WANTED from South $595 t h e e REMOVAL pruning, and 12-PIEC3E KITCHEN 36 Woodbridge St., 649-7759. schools, sh(q>plng, bus Une. Boot cy. 649-8464. ______living nxrni with picture window^ maintained. Once In a lifetime new furnace and hot water Manchester, Oak Street vicinity, lot clearing. Lawn mowing. Frank TOY DEMONSTRATORS. Oppor­ — PLU S — of financing available. Wesley R. and fireplace, dining room, $21,- value for the growing family. heater, shed dormer, ameslte BEAUTY AND A SPECIAL Galkm to Hartford, working hours 8-8. C. Noble. 649-6068. Doga— ^Birda— Pets 41 COLONIAL RANCH - 6 rooma^ W esley R . Sm ith A gen cy, 284 Cen­ drive, high lot, dead-end toreet TH R E E BEDROOM ranch, $400 tunity to eem up to 25% cm ran ch near bus, shop­ door Hardtop, V-8, automatic lar Club Plan. Dept H801, Lyn- SIX ROOM apartment for rent, $14,990 to $16,490 Brent Road. Five years young and 643-1577 ert W olverton A gen cy, 649-2818. ping. Asking $12,900. Articles For Sole 45 OUTSIDE WOODEN playpen, good E ve. M r. R u eter, 643-0809. distinction to this beautiful home, E-X-T-E-N-S-l-O-N LADDERS transmission. Immaculate. Bixoel- brook. New Y oih. adults only. CUl 648-9222: better than new. Finished rec CAPE, 16-years-old, on Edison CALL ME on your formica needs, condition , 20’x l8 *4 ’x4’ high, $20. A COUNTRY HILLS $36,000. PhUbrlck Agency, 649- lent mechanical condition. 649- 1956 CHEVROLET bars, counters. Utchen cabinets, rcxnn. Lands(»ped yard. Sept. 1 TONGREN AGENCY Rd., 4 rooms down, 2 partially GIFTS for the entire family are Phone 649-2218, between 6-10 p.m. ’THREE ROOM fli^t floor apart­ BOWERS SCHOOL district — 7 8464. Belaire, 4-door, radio, heater, au­ vanitory tuiits, table-topa and FOR SALE—50-gaUon ink drums. COMMUNITY occupancy. CtUl Mr. ' Werbner, finished up, garage and covered 1614. the most beautiful ever—by Avon m ent, $65. Can be seen Sunday room Cape, 3 o r 4 bed room s, 2 643-6321 tomatic, power steering and Island Btanda. 64A6988. OaU 643-2711. “ Fine homes designed JarvlB Realty Co., Realtors, 648- MANCHESTER RANCH — 8 bed full baths, large kitchen, littog MANCHESTER Vicinity — 26x42 “ Anything In Real Estate” terrace. Storms and Venetian of (nurse! Wouldn’t y(M like to be and Monday, 32 (Jhurch Street. rooms, kitchen with built-lns, 1968 FALCON SQUIRE, automatic, brakes, 8 cylinders. Nice clean car. with YOU in mind” «U2, 648-7847. room with fireplace, dining loom foot ranch built 1959. Huge treed Other listings available. bUnds, aluminum siding, very at- one ot the many Representatives TWO SOFAS, two chairs, good for birch cabinets, dining room, llv- j 20 R . *17.80 loaded, low mUeage, $160, take $545 QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooma, FOR SALB — Flat atone tor w alls, and den, aluminum siding, ga­ lot, oil hot water heat, aluminum tr^tive. House now on septic who wiU make extra dollars the firepbuM, veneer, end patibe. CaU cottage. 643-2986. NICJE 2V4 ROOM apartment, sec­ ★ FEATURING ★ MANCHESTER — Unusual home ing room with fireplace, natural over payments. Take trade. Rudy, basement* refinlshed. built-tn*. (I !< /, baths rage, $18,800. PhUbrlck Agency, com binations, 19 toot living inom with sewer newly In street, $16,- formica, tile, general repair: No Avon Way this FaU during our •49-0617. ond floor, heat, hot water, stove, in prestige area, 6 room Lohaped w(x>dworl(, aluminum combina­ 946-6851. e 8-4-5 bedrooms 649-8464. with fireplace, family size Utch­ 700 with sewer and latei-al paid job too smaU. CaU William Rob­ fabulous Chfistmas selling sea­ refrigerator, south central loca­ Colonial Oqw with garage, 1% tions, 3-years-old, $18,300. Phil- 4 BEDROOM- SEEKERS! Space 1956 CHEVROLET Musical Instrunento 53 en with built-ins, 8 bedrooms, for. Glerm Roberts Agency, MLS 1961 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 2 b in g C a rpen tiy S erv ice. 649-8446. son? No seUing experienin need­ LOAM SA LE — R eg u la r $14 stone- tion. Reasonable. Tel. 649-8404 be­ e Separate . formal dining baths, every nxnn ■ oversized. b rick A gen cy, 649-8464. and l(x:ation problem solved. 7 24 R . *22.80 210, 2-door, 6, radio, heater, auto­ room $16,500. Robert Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 644-1521. 643-0816. door sedan. Green and white. CaU matic, turquoise and white,, nice ed. CaU hxiay for appirintment fr e e loa m . $13IS0. FiU, sand, stone, tween 12 noon—8 p.m. i Quality throu^iout, nice lot with nxjm Cape. 114 baths, flreplaced PUBLIC ADDRESS system com­ e Dream kitchen with deco­ 649-2813. 649-5936. family car. 28»-tt22. gravel and white sand. 648-8608. trees. Worth Inspecting carefuUy. MANCHESTER — Modern 4 bed­ living room, formal dining room, Special Services 15 plete with speedeers, microiriume ’THREE LARGE ROOMS and bath, rator coI()red FBIGID- W(rivertoa Agency, Realtor. 649- room ranch, 2 baths, 100x200 lot, garage. Near bus line. Clean. $17,- Liegal Notice $545 PROCESSED GRAVEL, deUvered. with, stand. Asking $190. 742- thiiU floor, south central location. | LAKEFRONT VACANT PHILBRICK AGENCY — Im­ 28 R . *28.00 AIRE built-in oven, 3618. Eve. Mr. Rueter. 648-0809. tall basement, iirunediete (x:cu- maculate 6 r(x}m Capa minutes 500. W olverton A gen cy, 649-2818, TREE CUTTING and removal, lets Help teanteti— Slate S< George H. Griffing, Inc., Andover- 8976. Heat, hot water, stove, refrlgera-i UMITATION OBDEB > 1966 CADILLAC CkmverUble, light range, dishwasher, gar­ pancy. Sacrifice at $17,900. Hayes from everything. 3 bediooms, Eve. Mr. Rueter, 643-0^. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held A t I blue.- (riean, 648-4884. cleared, insured, Joe PeUeUer. OohnnUa. 742-7886. tor. Reasonable. Tel, 649-8404 be-| bage disposal, exhaust Ageix:y, 648-4603. Manchester, within and for the Dlatrict I 1955 CHEVROLET PART-’IIME—Morning or after­ One of Coventry Lake's kitchen with natural cabinets, of M&nchester, on the 2nd day of Au>! 743-7868. tween 12 noon • 6 p.m. fan, formica counters, finest sections. IMS CHEVROLET 4-door, very 210, 4-door, black, 6 cylinder, radio, noon, man to call on local busi­ LAWNMOWERS. garden traotors, A C p p R D IO N 120 bass, with al- SO. WINDSOR TWO FAMILY FLAT — Just listed. $16,500. 640-8464. ffUBt. 1963. I heater, automatic. Good cheap ligafor case. handeome birch or knotty Present Hon. John J. Wallett. Judee clean, go^ condition. Tel. 649- ness account* to introduce jani and tiUsrs. ’Terms, trades, parte 640-9461. pine cabinets, Five and five with two additional Estate of Joseph Matthew Haefs. Summer Clearance V transportation. Rofrfbn~ WiiliBK I t Furnished ApaitUMUts 53*A GLASTONBURY 4849. torial supply Une. Hlg^ oommls- and service. Capitol Equipment, e Fall poured concrete bai Attractive 4 bedroom r nch, * rooms (01 third floor. Separate dll $14,700 VERNON — Large 3 bedroom also known as Joseph Haefs. late of $295 stons. C5an be worked into fuU- 88 Mel" Stre^ Mancneater. SILVER’TONB electric guitar, $36. heating systems, practicaUy new. rancii, oversize kitchen with Manchester in said District, deceased. I 1967 FORD .HARDTOP. V-8, A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, siding, Also Qretch anniversary mcKlel ’TWO ROOM furnished apartment, m ent. baths, Mtohen buUt-ins, at­ On motion of Edward J. Haefs* 421 time position. Call S(X>tland In­ 648-7968. e Oil fired hot water bai tached garage. $1,800 assumes Few steps off bus line. Asking built-lns and dishwasher, base­ Large five room ranch with at­ Sajcon R o^ . Wethersfield, Conn., ex- Lawn and Garden Items standard transnission, radio, petinting. Carpentry. Alterations with dual pick-ups and sway bar, hot water, refrigerator, stove. Ap­ $21,&00. T . J . C rockett, R ea ltor, ment garage, $15,900. 640-0652. eicutor. . , ^ | dustries, Inc-, WjUimantic, 423- board radiation, moitgaM. ‘Private fiiwn(Hng Completely furnished 5 itx>m tached garage. Raised hearth b ea ter, 2-door, $326. 649-3441. 1957 FORD and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ 0067. SCREENED LOAM for the best in brand new, 25% off cost price. ply M arlow ’s, 861 M ain St. 643-1577. fireplace in living room , ORDERED: That aix months from the White, 2-door, V-8, standard shift, ship guaranteed. 290 Autumn St. lawns from our screening plant Call 649-7667, 649-7120. e Complete decoration — av allaU e. year ’round home. Large 2nd day of Ausust, 1963. be and. the RANCH — 7 attractive rtxnns, at­ spacious kitchen, back patio. same are limited and allowed for the 1960 FIAT. 4-passenger sedan,, and tires. Real clean, 648-4880. Andover • Cotumbla. George Grif- r OCKVILLB— 8 room fumlahedi your choice, screened In porch, garage, fire­ Beg. 44JW 2 8 i 8 S Untouchable 8 bedroom ranch, HIGH ELKVATIOK — Attractive tached 3-car garage, formal Just minutes to two golf creditors ^thin which to bring in Disston Hedge Trimmer model 600, exceUent condition, 4 SR4R fii«. Inc.. 742-7886 apartment, all utlUUes, parking I e Color selections — your J-bedroom Ranch, walk-out base­ place, d(x:k, boat. Priced for their claims against said estate, and IMW tires, 86 mpg., exceUent for v R. DION ROOFING and aiding. aM avaUable, $20 weekly. 975-3018. chm, W(xxied Tot In cen ter courses. RealistlcaUy priced. executor is directed to give public Wanted—Ts Buy 58 I^ted rec ttxHn, 2-9ar garage, ment, trees, nice view, near Olll Qmrlie Bums, 629-8268. student or family second car. Call terations, ceilings, painting and PICNIC TABLES—Made to order, ancee, formica counters, occu p a n cy. of town. Many quality features notice to the creditor! to bring in their Melnor Oscillating Sprinkier Reg. 9l96 6J5 TOOL MAKERS — attro(dlve lot, under $17,060. school only $13,900. Carlton W. await your inspection. Wesley R! clalma within said time, allowed by •49-1066. 1957 CHEVROLET gutter work. SatiaEaction guaran- all kinds. Repairs, rentals, lawn WE BUY, SELL or trade antique kitchen and bathroom H utohins, R ea ltor, 649-6182. publishing a copy of this order , in teed , free t eatimatee. 6d 7-8470. h a lf a cre wooded lot, fire­ C harles Ni(tools(m 742-6864 Give your family a treat by rVertible with new top, transmis- 1959 H ilm an, 4-door Company — Roofing, aiding, al- 8260. T e l. •48-6962. from Manchester and con­ ^-ayollable. place. combination windows, moving them into this custom Enjoy your iKone tanprovemsnts NOW wltti Otenney*. Eaqy Re- 1964 C hevrolet, 2-door First Class venient to University e t WINDOW SHADES ^SvhM Bodget Aeeennt (B .B .A.). As Uttle as 910 per nMntli $6on, brakes, battery, red and terations, additions and remodel­ ATTRACTIVE ROOM for working basement garage. $16,200. Owner built 6 room SpUt. Y(xi wiU Din*LEX 6-6, aebeatos elding, alu 1961 Hudson, 4-d(X>r 8680 THERMO-RIGHT flrepUce Coni>ectic(ft. minum storm door* and windows, White, radio, heater, white side- ing of -all types. ExceUent work­ girl,, all comforts of home, few HMAI.I. STORE for rent on Oek j 6434)893. like this location surrounded by boys op to $100. 1966 Plym outh, 4-d(x>r Ifiniimim SO hours — plenty ot DIRECTIONS: Tske Exit 93 two hot water heating systems, 3- LONG WEARING waUs, clean. 648-8396. manship. 649-6490. fixture, $85; pressure cooker, $6; steps frexm Post Office. 648-6746. Street CaU 649-6294. PAUL FIANO AGENCY beautiful shrubs. Laig^ Uving 1960 WUIys Station overtime. Good wbriting conS- c o ffe e ta b le, $8. Phone 640-6464. off Wllbar Grom Parkway d u p l e x —6-6 flat with 2-car ga­ BOWERS SCHOOL — $17,900. 8 rcx>m, 8 beditxm is, 114 bathe, 3- (mr garage. 11% return. Shown INTERSTATE CLEANTEX 1964 O ld ^ o b ile , 4-door onto Center St, Manchester, rege in central Manchester. Quiet, bednxan ranch, two tiled baths, car garage, and heated rec by appointment, $38,800. Owner SHOP FRIDAYS TO S:30 P.M. 1964 C hrysler hardtop RoofiBK uad Chinueyu 1C*A CORONA PORTABLE typewriter whieh is Rt 6 and 44-A. 543-0458 residential area, two heating sys­ combinatl(ma, basement, attached nxjm. are among the majiy 8 7 6 -7 ^ . Made to Order 1949 F ord , 2-door and metal stand, also mahogany Fellow iiiis Route all the tems, aluminum combinations. extras offered at 43 Dale Rd., $ 2 2 5 g a ra g e. Owner 649-4826. W ith T oot B ollera 1964 Plym outh, 4-door ROOFING — Specialising repairing book ca se. Phone 64S-6666. way through Manchester to This listing wiU not last. Wesley i R(x:kledge. CUSTOM OESIGNED exetnitive SEPTIC TANKS roots ot aU kinds, new roofs, gut­ Bolton Notch . . . bear left 4-4 D U P L E X RANCH style — $240 R . Sm ith A g en cy , 334 C enter home In one ot Msnehaetar’a AND PARAGON TOOL CO., INC. FOR LEASE or SALE EAST CATHOLIC HIGH — Ver- ter work, (riiimneys cleaned, re­ at Bolton Notch on Boots tacome, immaculate condition, Street. 649-1894. prim* l(x:atiana. 7 q>acioufl FUU- UNE W OUSTtMi NO MONEY DOWN paired. Alumimim siding. 80 Bouts and Acceauorics 48 planck area. 6 loom brick front 868 Adams SL, 44-A for ebpnt 3 mUes to eeimntic baths, nicely ahiubbed, Cape. Priced rMit. Immediate J. D. REALTY CO. nxuns, sunken . living room, ON MOST CARS. years’ esperlence. F ra estimates. Route 6, Andover—Buildin* with‘3,000 sq. i t form erly MANCHESTER — 6 room home VENETIAN RLINDS KiMNEB SEWERS PUgrira Hin* on left treed tonced in yard, near (xtoupancy. John S. Lappen, Inc., (mtbedni (wUing. 3 huge fire­ CaU H o i ^ , 64S-6S61. 6484)T6S. Manchester occupied by Andover Machine and EtchinK. EquippM w ith VA acres, oU heat, fuU baee- 643-5129 riBERGLAS Dinihy boat, $90. or Une. Weeley R. Smith Agency. 384 649-62n. 649-7446. places, landsc^)ed tot. Call own­ BUILDING MATERIALS for machine and tool shop. Immediate occupancy a'vail- SAMUEL M. Center Street, 649-lfl9t ment only $U,500. Large down er 649-6385, after ■ p-m.-’ er 8otin> TsL 848-8078 beat offer. TeL 649-6962. payment needed. Hayes A gency, WsOs, Sew- CENTER- MOTOR SALES Radi(»*TV Repair Ser rices 18 ablc. Redsonable rent fee. MANCHFSTFSt — 7 room older day and Sunday. E. A. JOHNSON flPUT-tKVBL. 7 rooms. 1% battw. •48-4808. LUMBER FUEL W»- CONNIE’S TV and Ra(So Service, u v rrr aqengy Colonial off Main Street, treed lot, 634 Center St. Garden— Farui- Difay la rg e -family room, kitchen with 3-car garage, Rusco combinati(m EXCELLENT 6-ROOM Colonial MANCHESTER — OtNintry Club avaUaUe all hoars. Satistoetion •48-3158 Benhore 878-fllffr tBtekoem syetem CXIVERIRT — 7 room home, PAINT GO. buOt-l-ins. windows, ^ steam heat, $16,900. home, beautifully landscaped .lot, a rea. 814 rtxun custom buUt ranch, SSfl NORTH BCAXN STRXET—THONR •M-aSfiS guaranteed. Cali 848-1816. Products 50 V e ^ O b e l e eenvMn treed lot, stone fireplace, 648-1591 * . the h o o if. Wolverton - Agency, |tealtor, 649- only $19,600. Jooiqidt Beith, Brok- lot 100x166, screened porch|jg|^d 723 Maia S t , TeL MI 9-4501 EXPERIENCED TRACnHLtialler J . D. REALTY C O . Vnrfeway EsK W tot. S-pthnoM. $33.9W, 3-car flange, 3 large sheds. Bel IR O l EXPERT SERVICE on all makes d riv e rs , perm anent w ork to r quaBr- b Re t s , $1 bushel; beet greem, -tou4D>V*AW oal( of AM or FM ladiao. TV. Hi-fi. fled man. Appfy Ouhnn’a Ks- $3J0 husb*l; squash, con, tocos- 643-5139 - stereo, reetmdera pertaMe prea^M BIIlteidlSteaet.------toas, eueombera. 81 A n ^ St, Read Herald' Advs. , n/BotL

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V ' ;• ■ N 1BURSDAT, AUGUST % lidi'irw iM vi 5^',. dimtrl>?0trr Sttrafttg If^raliH Avirage Dafly Net Pn I Rob V a r .Kto Weak K d i Vbraeaal ? u Ik^a^M r KaNaa A ogaat 8, IM S Robert A . McBride, 885 Wood­ lihH SUM Trotter. du M er of Sight from Toim Increasing oloodloeu and UMe ICr. and MM. Woodrow J. natter, land BL, wB prenob at North Police Force to Add Six Men About Town 576 Oartoer St., left today to at­ Miailirdlri Obnrob Snnday at 6:30 13,621 ehaace to tM upentara twttght. Law tend the CMrl Boout AJt-etata Bn- un. He la a lay lender of the Graduate Morse to Ike 66a. Sataiday cloady wHk iin a M to I.4MNI C9iM>t«r, tw eet oampment at Cem|> River Raneh, church aind baa a local oreacber’s acatterad ■bowera. B g h aear 19. fM K B m , > » . , v M M r e « oit. lege, wMefa opens in September. "Thwe is one vacancy now to r Mias Sandra Jean Robinson, jobs, when the vacancies are avail­ daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Cararles patrokneh, grade I, with five ad­ d a able, will be trained here prior to Rcbkwon, 22 Ode St; MIbb Linda HARTFOR T P)—A lob­ ditional openings coming after the attending a four-week extensive See Way to Full Ban bying fee of $3,000 waa paid December date when toe depart­ EUxabeth Smith, daughter of Mrs. police training course at the Chiefs Helena Smith, 826 Miain S t; Mias N E W C A R ment moves into toe 40-hour work­ of Police Academy Training School by Televents Corp. of New week. The change w ill oome on Nancy Ann Snow, daughter of Mr. York to Atty. Meade Alcorn For your Cosmetics at Bethany. There they will un­ and Mra O. WaKer Snow, 208 Fer­ PAKaSnC A. OalK. (A P ) — Aplf anyone would deny' thare 1e6tban magnitude 4'with monitoring RENTALS or about Christmas,” he added. dergo strict law enforcement pro­ guson Rd.; and Mies Miarion Gale maaihar. of the U.8. ncgutiattog need tor a more cominrehensive stations outside the Soviet Union. of Suffirid and Atty. Igor Applioants should file or mail cedures during their training pe­ twua aaya ■ » limited nuclear treaty,” aaid Dr. Praas, a techni­ Magnitude le a vqiy e i measur­ Sikorsky of Simsbury. their appbcatloRS tor the exam not Ihomaon, daughter o f Mr. and riod. Mra. Jiamea Thomaon, 606 N. Main teat ban treaty potote cal member of the U.8. negotiat­ ing underground'shocks on a scale The two men repreeented the VaMtiM SfMtialt la£er than midnight (postmarked) To date, the department has S t COB gap to the taehnolo^ neeee- ing team. that puts most property-damaging firm as lobbyists during the recent Sept. 9. graduated 25 men ^ m the Beth­ raty nr naelear arma control: “Science has made acme very earthquakes at magnitude 5 3r session of toe legislature. One, two or three weeke Patrolmen, under toe 40-hour any training course, many with undergrand detonatianB. significant advances to - the field higher. Magnitude 6 is 10 times The fees were recorded in the Get Onr Boiee At Tbt Parkade week, will have eleven paid holi- high honors. The total reprasente Thay were excluded from the In the past five years, but we are the strengQi of magnitude 4; mag­ secretary o t state’s office. The ^ i q q j d i A . days; two weeks vacation; uni- one of the highest ratios in police treaty becawae aclcntlate have not all looking forward to the day nitude 6 is 10 times the strength deadline for fiUng the reports, was fonna fumUbed; paid a ^ leave; departments throughout Connecti­ found a. aure way to detect and when underground teeta, too, can of magnitude 6, and on up the IfliBPt, w^ok. Dedcw Pontiac paid aocident, health and group cut, Chief Reardon aaid. be prohiUted, with aseurance scale. jSo. IdMdify a ll anbaurace blaata. Dr. A payment of $750 to the Hart­ MANCHESTER life priicy; socisl aeourify benefits; The additional six patrolmen be­ Frank Praai, dlractor' of the «ia- that , any violator will be ex- In dry, sandy soil of the type ford law firm of Rlbiooff and Koparently had expected sey today praised officials of the Patrick Bouvler Kennedy died them in the death of their pre­ eANTALOUPSI Oeaily toe security of toe United ^ to confer wlto ranushohev at his of U.8. security after Sen. Barry Wlasted Precision Ball Corpora­ at 4:04 a.m. and press secretary (wrapped ki 5 or 10 lb. pkgt.) Goldwater, R-Aris., told toe Sen­ maturely born son. only 39 hours Stotsa—toe security of aU man-1 Black Sea vacation retreat Thurs- tion “for the confidence they have Pierre Salinger told newsmen, of and 12 minutes old. ““ ktod-^ tocreased If web tests day but was told on his arrival at ate that toe record on wMch the shown in the future of Winsted the baby's death In a hastily called are prohibited.” ~ - - . treaty- must stand or fall has yet Mrs. Kennedy was told of toe PINEHURST Gagra that the Soviet premier and OonnecUcut by expanding news conference at the Boston death of her infant son by her Whole Tenderloins weigh­ Underground tests are not would receive Mm today. Rusk to be made. here." Children’s Hospital Medical Cen­ ing about 6 to 7 lbs. will be doctor at 6:35 a.m., two hours LIBBY'S barred and toe President has said appesrsd surprised. Ssn. Jack R. M iller, R-Iowa, Participating in the dedication ter at 4:26 a.m. after the child died. sold at $1.15 lb. CHUCK GROUND lb .(9 c they w ill be continued. It was believed that Khrushchev, agreed with Goldwater that he ia of the company’s new plant in The President flew out of Bos­ ’The news was given to her by Later, talking to reporters. Dirk- delayed the meeting so he could tired of reading statements that Winsted this noon, the governor ton a few hours later to carry the Dr. John W. Walsh, the obstetri­ O R 3 IN I BLEND sen said: be brougM up to ute Soviet I the Senate is going to ratify toe said the industrial growth it rep­ tragic news to his wife, recuper­ cian who delivered the baby by TOMATO JUICE (10 lb. lots 6.50) “I presume toat toe President Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gro- treaty after conslaering H care- resents “ is seen all about us,’’ in ating from the caesarean delivery Caesarean section just after no«i Miss Iowa brand lean, is fUlty prepared, through neces­ myko on Oromyko’a lateet diacus-1 fully and deliberately. the state. Wednesday at OUs Air Force on Wednesday. sary witnesses, to fortify his avei^ Noting that the corporation was i t - Base Hospital on Cape Cod. In telling how the President’s sliced Bacon is a special msnt that our security will be en- (Ceirikmed en Page Five) (OonthaMd en Page Fear) started only 14 years ago in a wife was informed, Pierre Salin­ BOTTOM or two-car garage, the governor call­ Children’s Hospital attributed the death to hyaline membrane ger, White House press secretary, Lgo. 4t oi. value at 69c lb. LAMB LEGS TO P RO U N D ed the company's founders "spirit­ said Mrs. Kennedy then was giv­ ual descendants of Eli 'Whitney, disease, a membrane formation in LOIN LAMB CHOPS Lb. CAN ROASTS, lb. IJ09 the lungs and an ailment dreaded en a mild sedative and slept until Samuel Colt and many other don- the arrival of the President at the lb. 59c 8 to 4 Ib. enta, teeder aaoui nectlcut Yankees, who started in in premature babies. Again we euggeet that fresh for even loaala. base hospital. ■mall shops and created businesses The President arrived at the big She awoke when the President •wordflsh aeaaon la riiort . . . known around the world. air base, 66 miles south of Boston, RIB LAMB CHOPS buy it at this low price . . . arrived and she talked with him OiH \f. S. Grade A L of L 10 to 11 lb. or Buttoban 20 to at 9:30 a.m., and was still clos­ for a considerable Ume, Salinger C8BN^n9R> OF Deep -Crisis: lillii eted with Ms wife and hour latter. said. 2Z Ib. Oven ready idump South’s View FBI Check Asked Private fimeral services will be SWIFTS PREMIUM ’The press secretary also related aiHJKTmD LARC»3 KA/RTFORD (AP) — The FBI held Saturday at a Ume and place that she talked with her mother and the Federal Trade CommloBton to be aniK>unced, Salinger said. and stepfather, Mr. and Mra win be called in to check on a HUNT'* FRESH BLOCK ISLAND There were. strong indications Hugh D. Auchincloss; Atty. R« vending machine firm whioh fsUed that Richard Cardinal Cushing, Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, and Sen. PORK SW O RD , lb. 55c to produce on a sale made to a Roman Catholic archbishop of Edward M. Kennedy. CUT TURKEYS OonnecUcut cuntomer. Boston and a close friend of the A solemn President Kennedy leaves the OhUdren’s Hospital Medi­ The President spent a littla (om all aHees 86c lb.) Btaie Omsumer Protection Com­ cal Center in Boston today, foUowing the death of his baiby son more than two hours with his TOMATO SAUCE missioner AltUHo R. FnassineUi an­ 35 (Conttnued en Page Seven) ^ Patrick less than 40 hours after his birth. (A P Photofax.) wife. ROAST nounced today thait he Is taking Salinger said the President the action bet»use the matter is a planned to see his wife again ‘VedemI case” and toe state ki about 4 p.m. C E N T E R C U T C powerieae to deal wifth It. ’The President, who was show^ CANS For Economy . . . Phehursf A^ed Tender Chuck The case Involves payment of Britain’s Great Train Robbery Ing signs of the ordeal of a night­ $696 made by a nneoticut firm long vigil at the Boston’s (%U> L b . EDITOR’S NOTE — What Is It Even where toe effort was made for a coffee-tea voiding machine. PORK CHOPS Select Cut from the Chuck like to be a wMte Southerner to­ -nobody can aay how many dren’s Hospital Medical Center, But the machdne was never deliv­ faced ahead of him the meeting U. S. CHOICE AGED day, a man of reason who is southerners made it—tMe was no ered and the aeUer, the Paste-Treet S c trapped by Ms own Instincts and easy task. with his two other children, Caro­ Ooiporation of Philadelphia can’t line, 5Va and John Jr., 2H, who b BLOCK STYLE MATURE BEEF past but who knows integiatlcn In the South, racial barriers are LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF M O . Oan 4 9 C be located. The latter outfit had had expected and hoped for a new must come? Tenth in a special going down. Schools, other pubUc requested payment of $1,800. to Loot Nears '$ 7 Million baby brother. U. S. C H O IC E A G E D Associated Press eeriee en the in­ faculties and busbiess establish­ oon^fiete the ttanaaotlon. B & M BAKED BEANS 2 ^ 5 9 c gas tegration crisis. ments are being desegregated. After his visit with his wife, the Family Steak What are toe feelings of toe South­ LONDON (AP) — Knownf “ It was a brillianUy planned op-f>tried to make a move we would President departed with his two 53::: ^ SKIPPY By BELMAN HOBIN erner as he sees the old patteriu losses^ -in history’s greatest eraUon,’’ said a senior police of­ get another beating brothers—Atty. Gen. Robert and ATLANTA (AP)—For 70 years of life crumbling around Mm? ficer. Sen. Edward—presumably bound VERMONT MAID SYRUP M Oa. B e t 2 9 C iil CHUCK train robbery approached the “ Dave and I lay very still. I ’d after Reconstruction, every South­ There Is no one answer. Drive Fizzles^ It was the first successful rob­ had one” beating and didn’t want lor the summer White House oa i i erner was born into a segregated A t one end ot toe spectrum are $7-miUion mark today. Scot­ bery of a mail train in the 12S another.’ ’ Squaw Island, off (Jape Cod. PEANUT BUHER iil ROAST 59i society. men like Govs. George C. Wal­ land Yard and police of 14 years the traveling post offices Most London newspapers car­ ’The three brothers rode in the hJI§ and s-o-o inaxpansiva Segregation was Ma way of life, lace of Alabama and Ross Bar­ Haiti Invaders have been in operation. ried editorials demanding an back of a white convertible with PRODUCE deeifiy rooted In Ma consciousness. nett of Mississippi, fiercely de­ counties hunted the gang that its black top down in 90-degree ilifi Police were con-vinced that the overhaul of railroad security Beat lean cuts from top choice com- Everybody loves family steak. Moreover, It was legal. In 1866, fending the old <^er. A legion of ambushed the Glasgow-Lon- measures. Some suggested that heat. fad beef, aged to give yen the peak to the doctrine of “aeparate-but- Southerners applauds them. Said Dispersed don mail. gang had been told when and ’The President had commuted It’s b ^ one of Pinehursfa most where to strike by an employe of mail trains carry armed guards. FAHOT, LABGK, PINK BISAT Itovor and tenderneae. equal” was tasted, and the U.S. At toe other are men Uke Hod- Afe bank after bank reported on None do at present. popular advertised meat fea­ Supreme Court held it to be con­ ding darter, edltcn* of toe Green- the cash shipments seized Thurs­ either the Post Office or the gov­ (Oontiniied on Page Seven) SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican ernment-operated railroads. The Much of the loot was paper cur­ CANTALOUPES tures. But this comes as no sur­ stitutional. vUle, Miss., Delta-Democrat,' Republic (AP) — The Haitian day by bandits at a rural junction, rency being returned by Scottish Let family ateak maziiiate 2 ^ prise because these steaks are Some may have frit twinges of Ralph McGUl and otoere udio are toe total climbed to $S,921,0(X). rest of the train—containing some exUes who invaded Haiti report­ 70 unarmed postal sorters was banks to the London mint for re­ LAKGE. LUSCIOUS hours, at room temperature, in from Pinehurstis aged mature ccnsdence, even so. less wen known for their opposi­ edly have taken to toe MUs to Unofficial estimates placed toe pulping. Officials said the banks unsweetened jdnespple juice. beef and cot from the heart of Ralih McGin, publisher of the tion to segregation. Carter and wage guerrilla warfare against loot at a staggering $8,400,000. ignored. The richest haul came must bear that loss because the BING CHERRIES Turn every so ^ten to nuurinate Atlanta Constitution, has w rit­ McGUl receive balee of letters, tbe government of President Most of toe loot in toe holdup from the second coach which to­ notes had not reached the cen­ ::uh the chuck . . . which brings jroa ten: “ The more senslttve South­ scHpe favorable, more abusive. Francois Duvalier. near Oieddingtoix, 40 mUes north­ gether with the coach ahead and tral bank. Bulletins ::u3: well. For a more tangy flavor, toe locomoUve was uncoupled and LABCUB. SWKET. JUICY the most . desirable economy erner often ia self-embarrassed by Between toe poles e f thought, Reports from Port au Prince, west of Lon^n, ccxnprised used CnOed from AP Wires SUNSHINK MAUiOPUrFS ...... T14 ex. pkg. 39« marinate family steak in emial steak availaUe. Fnnily steaka a realisation that he has accepted you find: ::ua the Haitian ci^>ital, indicated the banknotes, B r iti^ paper curren­ moved a mile down toe track to parti of water and garlic flav­ unquestionint^y some aspect of Ms —The Southerner who opposes 111:55 cy. The currency, still negotiable, be unloaded. GOraBR KNAPS ...... H4 ec. phg. are at their best tfImb charcoal­ drive wMch e:toe spMcesmen. had FLORIDA ORANGES community Ufe'wMch he rejects... integration, but believes in law ■aid toe invaders ware maiking was being shlpp^ by banks to Tbe coup was carried out in 16 Body of P r i e s t ored red Trine vinegar. Use same ed outdoors and for even ikhar But ncnetolsas, he Is a of ABUBNB HITS BERMUDA marinating schedule as above. and order. Reluctantly, he saya across northern Haiti bad fizxled Londm to be destroy^ minutes vrith split second timing flavor and extra tmdemen, what bs has met, and been. And toe courts must be obeyed. 55535 w been dispersed by Duvalier’e The Midland Bank said its loss probably based on months of Found in Closet M IAM I, Fla.—Hurricaae Ar­ Pinehurst suggests tiue marinate the past. In talas of Ms grand­ —The peram who says, “We forcea ran around $1,400,000. The Na­ planning and spying on the line. lene slammed Into Dernmda to­ parents, Ms great-aunts and un­ were aU getting along fine until tional Commercial Bank of Edin­ Only afterwards did people Uiring NEW YORK (A P )—The body of day with 80-mUe-an-hotir winds. at 1 ^ cles, has been in Ms sen from outsiders came in and stirred iq> A spokesman for Esso Stand­ The Miami Weather Bnrean saU ard oil said the American com­ burgh estimated its loss at $996,- in the nearby village of Chedding- a Ronuui Catholic priest, stabbed Mrto.” toe Negroes. If toe outsiders 000. ton remember men who came to the eye of the hnirloane, aroand In 1964, another Supreme Court pany’s two bulk plants near Fort twice in the chest, was found in would go away, tbe Negroea 55|::: Rewards offered by toe poet of­ take movies of the trains rattling a bedroom closet of his sister’s which the highest winds raged, reversed toe earlier ruling. It 'would be perfectiy happy again." Liberte were operating normally BONELESS CHUCK ■gain. And American evacuees fice, insurance companies and by. apartment, the victim of a., ap­ was directly over tbe island held that "separate - educational —The man who says that, since hanks for apprehension of the ohain, 670 milea eonthea it o f faculties are Inherently unequaL” tbe Supreme Court reversed itself were returning to their jobs along The train engineer. Jack MiUs, parent homicide, police said FOR LONDON BROIL robbers cUmb^ to s total of 58, was recovering in a hospital today. New York. Wind instnnnents Sxi: Southern lawyers and poUUclana once an aegregatiaa, it may do so toe northern coastal area. FIRST FOOD OR BARBECUE $108,000. with eight sUtchea in his scalp. A blood-stained steak knife was reglatered gusta o f 80 mUea aa iiii baid taken note of a aeries of court A defector from the Haitian again sometime. He wants the Two of the masked men jumpto hoar and higher. Becanae of the ICEBERG orders toat put Individual Negroea 1664 niUng tested, again and army wha fled with 13 of Ms men The gang of about 15 masked foimd near tbe kitchen of the up­ Ib. 89c 555*^5 retottvety omaB olao too stornv STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. M some Southern scbools, but toe again. into the neighboring Dominican bondlta halted tbe 10-coach “ trav­ into his cab, clubbed him irito per Manhattan apartment where 51^5 iron bars and handcuffed him to and tta foot, .88-ndle oanve- man on the street was not pra- Fbr years, tbs South has been n«« Republic told newsmen Gen. Leon eling postoffice” before dawn on the body of toe Rev. Francis J, Coma fo Pinahurst for fha UliXl toe firemen, Dave 'VTMtby. M * C M IB ST.— rUNTY OV M K PABKaW pared for integration. working anresslvely to attract Gantave, tbe rebel commander, a lonely stretch ef countryside 40 MeShane, 42, was found Thursday ment, the nmzhiaan Mow was tandarast Sirloin or Portor* LETTUCE Overnight, in effect, he was tcM* industty. T ro businessman knows and toe main column of Ms force miles northwest of London. The “ Dave and I were ordered to lie night by his brother, also a priest. not expected to last long. After heusa Steak in town. that be must do a mental abodi^ —possibly from experience—(hat had melted into toe Haitian moun- bandits overpowered the two train face down in the grass as about ’The knife matched a set found the eye paoota, Burnaida w ill QUALITY • GROCERIES • MEATS i PRODUCE • LOW PRICES face, change Ms attitudes and violence wUl binder toe drive. So, taina crewmen in the locomotive, held 15 other men swarmed aboard the in a station wagon parked nearby receive gale wlnda for approxl- abandon beliefs be had klwaya 35155 The defector, Marc Sylvain, 80, postal sorters in tbe first two train and smashed open the two which had been stolen last Tues­ mately five iMon. Tha Mnnl* held. « an Page Three) ■aid he was the adjutant of an coaches at bay, and escaped with coaches with pickaxes," said day frotn Yonkera, N.Y., police cone was not a throat to tha THURSDAY. FRIDAY TRl f PJUU-SATURDAY TIU «:30 PAA Open Tbimday and Friday till Nine S»: amy peat nt Derae, In nti’fliweat 120 bags of registered mail, In- MlUs. ■aid. onaot o f the U a iM M otsa 1$ ______wmoeasel^ elndhig gems and quaatttiea a< “Two of toe mug .stood BOCotiaUa ' ' arar Dave and 1 s m aaid I an Fags lanaql I I' V