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H m nguBrnr ptenic ■upp«« All azrangementa have been b* Mparrtoed by tli« *18* o t ti»* Little House Will Give Way to Progress completed for moving the Town HO. m PA 0 M- 4 !f TWO flBCnONB) CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUCH7OT 14, 196S namXSon dcpartaMOt taoi«M on Welfare Department tomorrow to tlw alnmi piiy*iwtndB. Flreptaow wtu 1w amiMMe uid boya and Ita new quavers at Mieln Bt. 4 By SOL COHBN I A one-year lease has been signed Kirla may bring thrir botdoga or Time is running out for the hambwgari ft»r roaatlng or any between the t o w n and Wesley weatherbeaten three-room struc­ H is our firm bolioE that a l State News othar eavmrit* pbcnlc menu. "Hie Gryk, owner of the btilldlng, ftw 390 per month, beginning Aug. 16. i p e ^ eirent to ro o n w night trill ture whldif^ stands on the town families, however modest thalr N H R R ^8 Ex-President, be a. watennekKi eating oonteat. pruking/lot. Just to the west of Gryk will furnish heat and elec­ tricity, and the town will be re­ the ^ l^ c ip a l Building. . financial means, are fully en­ Roundup An outing oommittee of the sponsible for all waiter and gas en the Welfare Department chargee. Anti-Missile Testing tein CMb w ill meet tomorrow at titled to the finest service wa i pjn. at the VPW Home. i>vea to Its new quarters ah 474 The three-room offices, which Main St. tomorrow, it will mark formerly housed the Nutmeg Shop, an«E Boston & Maide Head, Rep. Tibbets Safe have been renovated by town can provide. tbe recreation department the end of 67 years of service, in touncea the last Mries of awUm various forms and to many mas­ maintenance men. In Weird Accident '.eaaona for Verplanck Pool ■ym be- ters, for the old frame building. Tln on Thuraday m o rn in g ^ 9:30. The structure will soon' be tom Regiatratione for begtnnen, inter- down to make room for the new 8 m out ctMoplet* BelectKHi ot TRUMBULL (AP)—State medlatea, advanced a x vromen'e central firehouse, which will be Indicted in Rail Deal fresh, detidous Rep. AUan F. ’IThbetta es- Possible Under Ban claaeea iril be taken on Wednesday erected on the west side of the morning at the pogt" art 10 o’clock. Municipal Parking Lot. ci^ed with minor injuries in The building was built in 1896 BOSTON (AP) — Four a spectacular auto accident on JCancbester Ubna Club has en­ by the old South Manchester Tram­ men, including the president ^Lucretia B orgia "Nhu* the Merritt Parkway today, dorsed a houpe tour in Harwlnton, way Co., which ran the first trol­ and form er president of the State Police reported. Saturday,-A^. 24, as a means of First Lady AEG Chief ley line to Hartford. The then trim CANDIES Boston & Maine Railroad, The auto went more than 70 feet ]g iilt e r ^ in Connecticut structure was u.sed as a dispatch­ m S traa* fmMmtr h istory,^ was announced by Sam have been charged with prof­ Uuough the air, before chopping to er’s office and waiting room for another road. IMamgM, president. The tour is trolley-car passengers. iting illegally from a raimoad Viet Nam’s Mrs. Nhu The 31-year-old Monroe Republi­ Goes Home SaysN-Pact red iy the Harwlnton Lions The present municipal parking deal. can told police that the accident Houses will be open from 11 lot was Tramway Co. property and Named in criminal antitrust in- wfm. to 5 p.m. Area artists will occurred ^ te r he fell asleep while OTIS AIR FORCE BASE, was used as a terminal for the line. Quinn’s Pharmacy dictmenfs Tuesday by a federal driving. "’exhibit paintings on the village Cars were run onto the lot to long grand Jury were Daniel A. Benson Mass. (A P )— Mrs. John F. Benefits US green that day. Lunch will be 873 MAIN ST. Blasts U.S. Editorial TiMMts waa taken to Bridge­ sheds, in the area of the Center of Weston, Mass., president of the port Hospital where he was treat­ Kennedy, holding the Presi­ served at Harwlnton Congregation­ Congregational Church and the BAM; Patrick B. McGinnis of al Church, ‘nckets may be obtained ed for lacerations of head and face. dent’s hand, left the hospital WASmNGIDX (AP) — Lincoln School. New York, former BAM preri- NEW TiMUC (AP) — Mrs. NgoA The Tlmee editorial had com- Ha waa reported in good condition. from Uie Harwlnton Lions Club, in The sheds, which were used to ^dent; George F. Olacy of Brook- today. Dr. Glenn T. SeaSwE- d ia ir- care e< the postmaster, Harwlnton. Dinh Nhu, poUtically powerful mented on an interview Mrs. Nhu Trooper Gene Ozerhoski a t the The President and Mrs. Ken­ man of the Atin iir Eas)gy house the can's for repair and stor­ 'line,' BAM vice president for fi­ elster-in-Iaw of South Viet Nam 's gave last week to Times corres­ Westpott ’Troop filed this report: age, had previously been used to nedy walked slowly down the two The VPW Auxiliary will have a nance; and Henry Mersey of New president, reiterated in stinging pondent David Halberstam in ’The car, operated by Tihbetta CotnmiBskm, teotifled tadaY park the horses and wagons of the Haven, Conn., president of the In­ stone ho.spital steps and the short bualueas meeting tonight at 7:80 torms tc^y that dissident Bud­ which she said she would beat who said he fell asleep at the that undeiEnNimd watME wSl Center Church parishioners. ternational Rulway Equipment distance to a waiting car, which at the Post Home. dhists in her country are traitors Buddhist monks “ 10 t ^ e s more” wheel, ran off the Merritt Park­ drove them to a nearby helicopter permit a wide range at no- During the eau"ly 1900’s the South Co., of Boston. .The railroad and cipaking political activity by their and “if they bum 30 women we way, struede a curb and bounded Manchester Tramway Co. sold Its Merridps company also were pad. The President helped Mrs. cleoT weaftOBS dewJimgiiegt. George Eldwards, son of Mr. and religloua robes. shall go ^ead and clap our into the air, over the guard rail Kennedy into the car. holdings. Including the property, to Tipu^a/i/ named. Mrs. James Btiwards, 15 Wads- unworthy pele dare hands.” and after being airborne for 78 Mrs. Kennedy had a long hair­ induding warianadi for aatH- the Connecticut Co. The indictments accused the wortii St„ and Wmiam Keigh, son make a farce of rellidon, should In an earlier televisian inter­ feet, landed on White Plains Road, do. vastly different from the miaaile defcNne. Wlhen K was evident, in 1927, r f| [i| i|(i«)t t o railroad officers of making a per­ those respactiiig religim play the view she had also called the first of SCr. and Ura. BHery Keigh, 172 a drop a t 25 feet. bouffant one.s she usually wears. A s Oaa lU r g ■ iBiatsa ak »m W a sonal profit of 371,600 from the B. laddie T^ke., left Saturday thart buses were soon to rephice the game of me sacrilegious or should suicide by burning a barbecue. H ie car, rolling end over end, She wore white pumps with a noncompeUUve sale o f '10 railroad morning by oar for St. Peters- traJley car, the irreguJarly shaped B mose respecting religion play the The nines editorial said Mrs. finally came to a stop in a culvert. simple pink, sleevele.ss sheath •sriier « property was offered to the town cars. game of the eacrileglous or Nhu seemed to be lacking in Tibbetts was tossed from the dress and a bandage showed on at atate Dean ^ b«Kg, Flak, where they will at­ Benson denied any wrongdoing tend 8 t Pwterabufg Junior College by the Connecticut C5o. for 327,500. should' they denounce them for “ some sense of social and po- car while it was airborne and her foot. at Dctenae BshB It was in that year thaut the AUGUST SPECIAL and Issued a statement eaying: what they are?” she asked in a Utlca] reality and responsibility” Mrs. Kennedy left after a week Oad rstifirartlss « am fteahmen. have not read the indict­ landed about six feet from where present Mimlctpal Building was letter to the New York ’Ttmea, if thoee remarks were an index the auto came to a halt. in toe hospital following toe birth bsn treaty sasriU completed at a net ftim ish^ cost Conv. Tops. Seat Covers. % A E ments, but aa I understand It, which had called her “LucreUa to her character. of her third child, Patrick Bouvier Interests « ( toe I DOUBLE they are baaed on tranaactlona Borgia Nhu’’ In an editorial last i Mrs. Nhu in reply called the of 3190,000. As Low As As Low As I w * # 3 Kennedy, who lived less than two Tbe tie aty mm Herald news cUppinga show that WORLD OREEN 35.00 alleged to have taken place tn Friday. Times editorial “gratuitously and Flames Sweep Motel days. tog undBgieaBA. In I^ e m b e r of 1927, at a town 1908. Three Buddhist monks have aet unnecesaarily insulting.” STRATFORD (AP) — Flame-s One of the “An Ctoas Z rallroada are under fire to themselvM and died, and " I f one has no courage to de­ Not only the Kennedy young­ meeting, the voters preaenrt voted Welfare Director Mary DellaFera. Her offices are moving out. (Herald photo by Pinto.) EXTRA — SPECIAL — EXTRA swept a section of the Stratford sters, Caroline, S'j, and John Jr., atars bare Tsierdl is to « to pumhase the Connecticut Cb. constant sorutiny of the Interstate others have threatened to do so, nounce, if one bows to madness Motor Imi, off the Merritt Park­ treaty weiild eesieadjr Ds b ITi i|i STAMPS Commerce Oommlsalon. 'Hils has la protest against alleged pme- and stupidity, how can one ever 2%, will welcome Mrs. Kennedy property for the offered sum of • Saot Owen o Bear Shelf way early today, causing an esti­ home. There's a new puppy as TTA. OemHafauma. at wmaBla ae- Building area. Removal of the did L. Braiilt, son of Mr. and Mrs. certainly been the case of the' xuthm of their religion by Presi­ hope to cope with other wrongs 327,500. It was bought in 1928. Lawrence Demeritt, 717 Tolland 139.95 o Front and I mated 335,000 in damage. well. faithful structure was ahnoat a 7 Bridal Parties • Door Panria Boeton A Maine. The allegmtlona dent Ngo Dbih Dl«n and bis The Board of Selectmen reootn- Tpke., Saturday at M) am . at St. Reg. 185.00 Mata Fire Chief Hans Lundgren said President Kennedy, who flew ■U * « sasisii toeb- ALL WEEK that appear to.be the subject of family who are Roman CatboUcs. (Ooetimwd on Page Four) nicslly tonSMe to Ua nvended the purchaise for several certainty. For Miss LaMotte Bridge’s Chur^. the lire, which started at 3:40 a.m. here from Washin^on Tuesday reaiKms. One was the fear that a This time, the Board of Pirectors today’s indictments, cover trans- ground np to asneraO tans hilrv aetl(M fully disclosed several from a disoarded cigarette, de­ night, brought a nine-week-old private developer might erect an came to ita rescue, and voted to stroyed one room, heavily damaged blue roan cocker spaniel as a gift tana and i—■*~|‘- w6&i Mary Rita LaMotte. 349 e A ll Foreign and Sport Car Tope Custom Made years ago." perience and gnaetar apartment building on the site. retain the building and to permit two, and oaueed minor damage to for Mrs. Kennedy. It was given to Oakland St., has been feted at * Mersey said: “It was vary un­ to even lii^nr teerila"* Others were for future expansion the Red Cross to occupy it seven bridal ^owera. several others. him by Irish cousins after his of the Municipal Building, or the e Original Replacement Material For Most Can just for this to happen. We wave Saabosx atoa totoiSad .. , In 1960, the Red Croas waa Miscellaneous showers were giv­ not hi a position to explain aur pa- Tire offkuale who remained at visit to Ireland. building by the town of a school | forced to move to the Chamber en by Mrs. William MicSWeeney See Turnpike Auto Seat Coven For the scene until 6 a.m. said damage Shortly after toe President en­ building. lltaPary. or police station Commerce building, when the of 26 Elm Ter.; Mrs. George Cro- fCoatlaaid an Paga M towj Tax Bill Sketched to toe hcilding was 330,000 while tered the hospital, his press secre­ weapons deueagpupMtt aa a i.1. w w . ' structure became the home of the chiere of Wilfimansett, Mass.; Mra. o Seat Oovera o Arm Reata 33.000 to 36,000 in damage to tary, Pierre Salinger, announced ^ u to MancheetCTi,r Welfare Department. plans for Mrs. Kennedy's depar­ at readmeas to rea N o tic e Austin McCarthy of Newington; eTopa, WIndowa, Zippen o Rear Shelvee furniture wee estimated. ic testing riwsM Fire District asked the town to j . Mrs. Robert Thibodeau of Hart­ BtnTOR’l NOTE — The tax MU^bave a look at the tax bill as It ture. Now it is to be razed, to make e Oarpeta, Origkial or ahmwd by the Houae Occupants were alerted to the abrogated.” aell it the property west of the Mu­ ford, with gM employes of Schatz a Original Upholstery stands now and see what it means Mrs. Kennedy's recovery from room tor the now Central Fire­ BepfaMsemeata Ways an LENOX It waa used by the Red Cross, the to you. 15)i per cent. ’T l^ picture is Vaasa Bose HbepStal one week after the thirt; tody gave hitth t o ued at 340, from his pickup truck of the bride-elect. Is last year helped selentista de­ comantosioner, the nYonthiy premi­ Kneigy Onanni litBee VA, the blood bank, as a chest phone 522*8151 W . MlPDLE TPKE. Phoii* 643-636! But bafora getting to the fine painted with a broad brush and (Oontinued on Page Four) Patriric Bouvier Kennedy, who disd tiw» days totsr. (A P Pbeioftut) 0 Miss LaMotte, the daughter of 166 termine the path and rate of de­ um tor major medicai ooverage hnidtog ton iiiicn am PHARMACY X-ray station, war wardens office, which had been perked at the 170 PEARL STREET cay of high-energy electrons, thus points, the U g piotura ahoiild be applies to the rate changes when and for many other projects al­ Parkade Bowling Lanea. Mr. and Mrs. William LaMotte, made crystal-clear: aa things they would be complete, Jan. 1, would be raised from 310 to 312 a prohiUt testing to — J The artificial band of radiation I close today, SHOW created by toe 1.4-megaton h y ^ th a t’s toe day aet by most of gen detonaUon retowed riectr^ nation’s rallroada tor new Job- which merged with toe lower lev- eliminating work rules—a move SPONSORED BT THE •1 of th Van Allen belt. the five (g r a t in g unions have MANCHESTER COUN’TRY CLUB Hess said satelm^ instruments pledged to meet with a strike. British Bandits’ Hideout SWIM ASSOCIATION What makes Aug. 29 seem (Contlnned on Page Btoven) mode at K closer than 16 days away is that meart a. pall has settled over the two Opens Avenue of Leads ttoo onme « a II How major procedures for averting a y* efficient tqieratians. Not to Exploit The wind to composed of atmnlc J. E. Wolfe, the railroads’ chief seen in the district by suspicious sod &thers realize the importance of family. particles from the sun and smacks negotiator, announced the dead­ country folk. taking out life insurance on them­ At least three times a day, Mrs. Kronisch calls her company’s 13 retoil stores from PRESENTING EXQUISITE BACK & walls of the earth’s magnetic lock after a two-hour bargaining Although the police appeared to Senate Debate selves. Families and loved (mes need Ask about “ W IF E ” insurance at the field at its outer limit. aession aritb repreaentaUves of the be making progress there was [ the main bakery. This means dialing a minimuijn of 39 calls regularly, day after day. still no trace of the more than ■ an the protection possible against the place that is well known for low net The collision, Dr. Frank said, firemen’s and engineers unions. la g M e 1 TO SCHOOL and CAMPUS APPAREL eould explain why the Shimmer- “ As fa r aa the firemen’s issue 37 million snatched from the Glas-! GENEVA ( ^ ) - DipiomaUc sudden, unexpected loss of the bread­ cost life insurance . . . a mutual sav­ Could we save her some of the time and effort involved? Ing northern Ughts turn on; why U ooneemed wa have reached a gow-London night mail train last sources reported today Soviet Pre- ings bank. Ask about our Savings Thursday mier Khrushchev’s government winner’s income. So also is. there a FOR BOYS, GIRLS and JUNIORS the earth has a long tall stretch­ positive stalemate which indicates promised the United States last seed fo r permanent life insurance on Bank Life Insurance— with the ac­ One of our Communications Consultants, Dave Worthington, studied the situation ing out on its nlghtside; why ra­ at this time that a negotiated Detectives, fingerprint men and other police experts swarmed over dios sometimes black out; why agreement la- hopeless,” he said. _ . . - _£. . . fViA TT C rlAtaafA rwrmm- Ihe w ife and mother. Especially if cent on savings. Leatherslade Farm, the robbers’ the U.S. Senate debate over rati­ and recommended use of a Card Dialer. This combination telephone and dialing some radiation hazards are for as­ Secretary at Labor W. Willard fication of the limited nuclear test Wirtz waa only aUgtatly leas peasi- den 18 miles from the scene of the FASHIONS FROM TOTS ’n TEENS ^ tronauts and, even how the outer ban treaty. mistic. crime. device dials numbers automatically, using coded plastic cards. To dial a call, Van Alien radiation belt Is They said that was why the So­ L'N'IY VOlHB'XAXCirr formed. ''The mopt recant attempt to get An unconfirmed report said an WASHDECID93 CAP! — I Come In and Ask Abouf Low Cosf Mrs. Kronisch slips a card in the Dialer’s slot, lifts the receiver and presses the start ‘J t f underworld source had furnished viet delegate, Semyon K. Taarap- and CAMPUS JUNIORS im n k , 24, read the Joint report a negotiated Mttlament baa been In, made no comment at diaarm- unaucceaitful,” he said. “These the names of 10 criminals sup­ to a symposium summarizing the (AP Photofax.) ament talks here on U.S. Sec­ tee votog toMp tor an toan bar. Mrs. Kronisch says the Card Dialer’s cut her calling time for mornings alone efforts w ill .continue, but the jaroe- posed to have taken part in the results of the International Geo­ retary of Defense Robert S. Mc­ tax rote ritoto oaltomMg ^ 1 pects of settlement by bargahilng raid. from one hour down to 20 minutes. All for about 10^ a day!. physical Year in 1967-68, when Manhattan Unfriendly to Fun-Loving Lion Namara's claim that the Umted Treaaniy to aasMBS ] SAHNGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE FREE REFRESHMENTS— DOOR PRIZES space satellite exploration btonu. depend entirely on one side or Inquiries stretched to the the other making a new pn^ios- French Riviera. The leader of the States is way ahead o t the Soviet It was then that the first Van Union in nuclear power and the Member of Federal Perhaps a Communications Consuhant can help your firm cut costs, iticrease Alieq radiation belt girdling the a l.” NEW YORK (AP)—Two radii^the public be protected from wUd^spokesman said, .“He’s pretty gang was thought to have gone Opn*’ Corp. friendly.” there some days before the rob­ treaty would help keep It that Admlanon Adalts f 1.00 — Children tOe earth was detected. No new meriings of cantor and car patrolmen spotted a 400-poqnd " U I union rmreaMtaUvaa have been Benedict, 66, protested that In night eourt. Judge Benjamin bery to provide himself an alibi. way. efficiency and build sales. Tailoring telephone service to your needs k hk Suhoequent data from nteUltes, Uon caged in a truck a few feet iniere has so far bean no eoun- lidicts Available At Tota ’a Teena asplorers 10, U and U achedutod, altbougb hotii have George isn’t wild, he has been a H. Schor took note fiat Benedict A truck and two army type ve­ ter to M oNam ara’a statement specialty and there’s no charge for his assistance. Just call our business office. the Sovlet’s.M srs 1, 3 been ariced to atand by. off Fifth Avenue. pet since be was a cub. planned to leave the city imme­ hicles used by the bandits wera 965 Main S t or Call Mrs. Ndrman Sterling from Moscow ritbw. biniB M »k of Manchester and S, have fbrmed this pte- M

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MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEB, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,196» FAQBTHBP IfANCHBSTEB EVENIKG HEBALD, MANCUESIB, OOMXr WEDNESDAY, AUGUST H 19^ > A « > ^ T W O ■BBS lags, WaaboD, llaaa. HI Kefaiiver Buried ^ nwMiB Oiirdinai SMUmMi. arch- Rockville»Vfernon In the bWicp of Naw Tork, alao partifli- OPEN 6 DAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCEa At Family Hmne i^ lA lIip S M tod In tiia OBrsmoniea daiMcaang Sheinwold on Bridge the hsK miltton doBar huflding, a tit* tilt's Mon. thru Sot. 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.^Thurs. 9 A M. to 9P.M. B ay,13, H u h Tax Bill Sketched gift to tiw noMaga from the labs YES, WE’RE OPEN MONDAYS DURING THE SUMMER! MADISONVILLE. Tenn. (AP)-- Mm. Mabel ptman Oorty of Near By ALFRED SBEINWiHJ) < s few years to take the most ad­ Estes Kefauvar, a Tennessee D ra- Tccic. A maricad tbs ogiening of As avsrybody knows, you doubts (Oontiinied Iran P«C« One) ocrat who made his mark in tbs the on^ meaaum of Ms Idnd hi thb Critically in vantage of capital gains—you face s slam contract to suggast -an w - MM _ stiffened rules. And if in the fu-, U.S. Senate and created a mem- UnMed Stabes. A bousea tha wortd- ductiona th«n the man hi the usual land to your partesr. tea ture you inherit property on which orable campaign picture aa the ftunouB atarogi noBeotion of Cardi- troulrie A that you and your part­ middle. gains have accumulated, you; ma? in the coonito c^ , wy aal nprthnan. a te A kaonm inter- Iji/f l f < 4 Bike Accident The Treasury says a tsrpical ner may not agree on what A un- would encounter somewhat tight-' buried Tuesday at the taolljr natwiaHy aa an auCborHy hi usuaL Tbdre are othar tnulriaa taxpayer, If there Is such a crea- er tax treatment. home in east Tennessee. phHataiy. A 10-jrea«HiM Vetsioo youth re- ture, married and with tMTo chil- too. u r august —If you are an author who sells ~ mahogany casast was M S C j » . s a le M ttiria] M ndition bodav' iti^n, earnings $4,000, would save a book to the nwvies, or an actor, a downpour swept orer North daalar T*? ; $100, about 41 per cent of his pres­ Mmrbtm W eather Both aides vubierabA 10 9 } who lands In a hit after a series Opening lead — 6 of tpadas 107i a t a t fhasMte. Hospital hi ’tax wn. of lean years, or for some other Vice P^deirt Lyndon B. a Mediate he was riding l His counterpart in the $10,000 AP yawrfeamroa WINDSOR LOOKS (AP)—The Everybody looked expectantly at 10 t O 4 reason your incoms shoots up; J°S***°". ***** M j STD KKONI8H W. . atiuoh aa iron rafl j class would save $302, or 1$.$ per more thin s tWrd, caUpulUng U »• ambassador to the Unitad Ka- U B . W enliMr B u n au Irouad tfaA Wsat when ths. bidding ended. He Path yerterday • cent. Ta< marine paekaga for today: realised that tt was up to biin to you Into a higher tax bracket— j j _ . work out what Ma putnar msant For taxable incomes above you would have relief. The new a t the Jesriah Now Taar (aTSi), ThAa wM be Mgh aloag the Ooo- plu$ GREEN STAMPS with EVENY DIME YOU SPEND! H m rooth . dm rlen Prootor, of $100,000, the savings would rise tax law would provide a way of amck. In al IM dedicated its annual necticat toon today tram 6:30 to by tha doubla. M HiBoraat Dr., suffered head in- sharply. The new top rate would taxing the extra Income as though »•* widow, Nancy, fi^ed a fkathrM aariaa o f atampa The aito- 7:30 a,m. and 6 to 8 pro. If West had a “normal’’ lead, In tl„ accident. be 70 per cent from $100,000 up. it w ert spread out over five occasionally during the sim- Jeet for this setlee. which was Low tide at OM Sayhrook A at he ruminated, M was a dub. If PWi ■* to RookviUe pirfice. The present top goes to 91 per years ple service on the porch of the chosen from the Bible, A based 1 p ro. he had to make an uauaual lead, tiding down McLean , cent at $200,000, On fringe benefits, the ' borne. Th^ son and on tbs book of Jonah. There are Suneet today A 7:53 pro. and he would piek a H>ade', and so he m tbetT^ 'either lost Wtrol of ' - If you h*''* ^ ; chaii'gU w^id have'^'meven ef' ^ “ t with Hct. ____ three stamps in thA series. The aoniAt tomorrow 6 aro. did: Naugahyde+Foam=carefree comfort! the blortde or waa unabk to bring of itemizing your deducUons and , , o,, you ret sick and vour ^ Air Force honor guard bora aoenm depicted from the story of Boattog weather tor Ixa« Uand ThA opening lead was not ex­ A toaetop. A haa not been deter- claiming the amount paid ' employer ^OTttoue8"your pay.^you I the coffin, draped with the flag, Jonah are as fellowa: ‘*n>e sun Sound to Montaiik Point and Long actly a staggering euocese. South mfeiad, though, how the head in- garoline taxM. ‘ bit of your ben- t a special deduction for to the grave set upon the head of Jonah;” Island Sound: Small craft wani- had 16 tricks without a diamond would hava mada a differanea of Julias were tafUcted. The boy was eflts would be nibbled «wav Lo- on,y*a,ter a month. Instead of Many of Kefauver a coUeaguro “There was a mighty tempest to toga remain displayed. Wtod shift­ opening lead. At any rate he took more than tfarea thmironil peinta. Deep FOAM stays comfortable!! BIG 84" SOFA... CHAIR hiAwd to Rockville Qty HoapltaJ cal gasoline, liquor and to^cco p?ejent rule of a week. the Senate, where he crusaded the saa;~ and “Jonah was to the ing to northwesterly eariy thA all IS tricks and taiwi the gall to There’s probably a moral A M and was transferrwl Ater to 8t. taxes would no longer be deduct!- moving ex- against crime and monopoly, were belly of the fish " The toacriptionB monitog. A few toowen east end­ suggest that the opponents give aomeediers. Hoapitai. ble although Income, real estate connection with a Job. present along with the Tennessee agipear on the tabs beneath each ing thA morning otherwiae vari­ him credit for two overtrlcks. Perfect for living room, Ubrary Entertains i “ ** y°“ '"■y 8*‘ a better break. The delegation and Gov. stamp to Hebrew and Preneh. The able doudtoeaa today becoming Nothing Unusnai As dealer, yoo hold: dpadea, V- M-2; Hearta, A; Diamooda, K- and prizea were featured 1 would be. rules would be liberalized in some Frank S. aemenL . illnariath»a were designed by Jean fair tonight and on TbiKaday. "Thars’a nothing umiaual about «t yeatantoy’a annual party given —And If you dent old trusty's details. Business establishments of hA Dnrid of Tel Aviv. VAtoiUty improvtog to better tliM Q-J-8-4; Otoba, A-K-Q. recreation room, den or office X vJ a spade opening lead,” EAst ob­ What do you sayf by tha Rockville Public Ubrary fender, you would not be able to _ if your employer buys a big hometown, pc^latiaa 1,800, were AAo iasued by laraai was a new 5 mHee with wtedtolft thA monv- served Utterly. "Why didn’t you tor ehildran to the summer reading I claim the whole r*P*Jr bill as a group life insurance policy for closed in tribute. A state trooper Answar: Bid one diamond. Tha You Receive 1490 You Receive „ — . j .u ___ j , . ___ ..■tamp honoring the Ant Jowiah Ing. lead a diamond?” Green Stamps! 490 oluh. casualty " ’loss, ■ only— the amount ‘ y„u, you might be taxed on part esumated tlie crowd in town at ^ ^ FAIaattoe. The date of Marine ofaeervations: hand would be worth a forcing The argument raged tor a few «itog bid if your long suit wera Green Stamps! fkiur chiklren were awarded over $100 for each mishap to car , (,( ^he value of the premium as “'O®® to 10,000. I inMTv» with the date Mootauk Point—Mdnd southwest minutes, East maintaining that m toes tor aUbmttttrig the b i^ re­ or other property. Income. But you don’t have . *JV*?*‘ ““ Dem^ aettlen wrind to PalastiiM 18 knots, Umpsraiturs 68, s^ es or hearts, hut you used neither black sqlt could bo eon- greater strength wbm your best ports on SO books each child read. —If you have conaiderablc in- (q worry about this unless the cratic premdentW nomination to laav The d^^n a southesst 8 feet, viaibHMy H mile, sidered unusual and that the dia­ Tha fM fhnl prize in Oradee S and 4 come_from------dividends, one chi^e employer's ., contribution------alone------196^ losing boto times to rlini iig, a fMd of AAstAs. suit A a minor. He fog- mond lead waa therefore obvioua, want to Daborsh Cisoon: the sec­ the Treasury wants mads would j^yg more than $80,000 coverage oteveneon Stevtoiaan'a. Little Gull laiond—wtod calm, running mate in 1968. Finally, West aaked tor a re­ Fbr gbainwold’s 86-paga book- ond psiae to Jamee WikxxK. In nick your over-all tax gain. This for you. The Brttiafa eoiongr « t South sea oakn, vAibiUty 10 miles, dear. view of the bidding. When It came Giadea 6 through 7 the ftrA priae would be repeal of the 4 per cent —jf you are an executive ben- Georgia baa toaied a new sat of Fhamers Island—wind mlaatog, lat, “A Pocket Guide to B rite,’’ tax credit, a considerable offset efitlng from a stock option plan, it was Bast's turn to make exeua- send M cents A Brldga Bo^ wwt to Sharon Sengailo and the 16 near atam|a featuring loeal sea 2 feet. vMbiflty 10 mllsa, dear. as. naoond priae to Patricia Lcntocha. to the tax benefit of many higher- look for a tightening of the regu- Stratford Slioala—wtnd south- Manchastar Eve. Herald, Box 3318, Doctors^ Office Building Starts to Rise income taxpayers. There may be lations. An important change aninia A . tarda and Ash. Esurii de- Both defsaders had forgotten Grand Central Btation, New Toik Judges were Mrs. Charles R. Hospital Notes togn alao indndes a portrait a t west IS knots, temperature 76, who bid no trump first, as often MoLean, Mia. Martin V. Metoatf a compromise that would mini- would require you to hold option IT, N .T. A ornos barely risM s on tlM right towers Aura type roof JoAts Doctors’ offices, waiting and surgery room can be located any­ Queen Biatoieth and a repreeenta- sea southwseCT toot, vaiilriUty 15 happens to an auction vtoen the where on the second floor of the two-story building, or relocated and Mm CHenn H. Stephenson. miss the effect on smaller divl- (tock for at least three years if milea, dear. Copyright ' to pAuM tor ttis new doctors’ office tmiMtog bring oonatructed dend recipients m n S to S p ro. tioa of the St. Edward's Crown. first notnimp bid A part ef the Oeoeral Features Foatm Ostp. Inter, without causing the structural difficulties that might re­ \ W b o rv fe / The chBdren also enjoyed a you want to enjoy the benefits of for all a Strattord Point—^wind T9 knots, Blackwood Convention. North Oonyem OandtAkftkin Oo. for the BAH Ob. «t 367 E. Center St., iMTg* cake replica of Henry Park, capital gains tax. Some at the animaA depicted are sult If the inside wells carried the weight of the roof. The build­ —But if you are thinking of sell­ wfeM« they aro X te 4 the reindeer. whaA, penguin, seal temperature 68, vAHrillty 10 miles, should have bean declarer, and achedutod for enmptetton about the end of CAptenber. The trusses, ing. designed by Edmund Van Dyke Cox, a Glastonbury architect, baked by Mrs. Henry Novgrad. ing some stocks, real estate, or If you are 46 or older, the new Aw would give you at least! 8:88 to 8 pro. aad pitvate and aAatroes- Ol6V. EAst should have mads the open­ Swedet Aid StadenU rinred to the toreground, are arif-oontalnad atruoturel units, and will be finished with a brick veneer, with a graveled roof and Voter SeaMnaa 8e« other property you have held at aro. to S pro. EAtoo’a Nock—wind w est 11 ing lead. Itis dates of sessions to make least two years and on which fwA two specific hj»n#fit«.benefiU. Yoiir Your rwir- pur- 1 !• requAs no ooiunwis or inidito walA to auppott tbelr 40-fotit length. metal sash type windows. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) VAttors aro reqaretei net to Ihrkey has iasued two new Imota, temperature 72, sea ealm, There was no need tor BAst STOCaCHOLM—Sweden wUl help naw voteia were announced today there will be a profit, you're in' chaaes of medicines would be smoke to petAafe reeato. Ne atoie visSrility 10 miles, olear. to guess at ths best lead. If he set up a trade school in Liberia by Vernon Town Oterk Henry F. luck. You would only have to In- \ fully deductible, without regard to atampa oommamoratiiig ths 000th pointed days, despite maid troubles tJtoB Are vAltota a4 ioa Aato per annivetaazy of the Tutkiah Army. Execution Roi^—wtnd aouth- thought about it carefully, he and s«ul technical axparts to BuUar. elude 40 per cent, instead of 80 the present 1 per cent of income or youngsters at home with mea- Itch of Piles floor. And U you acrid your home, Ths SO knras and 100 knraa wsst 10 knots, sea west 1 toot, vAl- would see the advantage of lead­ CAmeroun under new agreements. RegtatzaUan w « ha held on per cent, of such e^ tal gains In bHity 15 miles, dear. ing tha ace of diamonds. CAmeroun also will send students UN W ork W ithout Glory siee. They are without hope of Aug. Si at the Public Safety your taxable tocome. And If you would get capital gaina tax bear tbs asms dsAgn the right A noted the Turklto namee in the papers. Millions of sufferers in the last a.m. and 8 pro. Mrs. Dnm OarAon. Oovencry: Red OosB ayraboA, a star and a DE» MOINES. Iowa AP)— By JEAN BniAIN WILSON ♦fumlriwd offioe, they oouncil on On Sept. 14 registration will be 21 per cent, toatead of 28. new houee. There would be no tax AP Newritoatnrra Writer travel and vacriJon poeeibilitieB; Then why are their tasks appeal­ 40 years have found a way to fast: -^ e or two cantktos: if you on gains If the bouse sold tor no Mn. BSatoe Bagge. 90 FVrguson Lloyd Wood, 39-year-old graduate relief from itching and smarting ' at the Memorial Building in Rock- Rd.; RatricA McKaown, Vemon; student at Drake University, did XJNTimD NATIONS (AP)— advise on school and camp oppor- ing? Is It the excitement of world yiile between 9 aro. and 8 pro. are to toe business of building o r , m ore than $30,000, and there tunltiee for workers’ riiildren; faietoiy to the making around of piles. They use a delightful buying real estate, taking maxi- would be a reduced tax U U CUflfard BewAs, TkriAnd; M n . Argwittoa haa aanoimcad ths A- not have to worry about living Margaret EAreons should be ttie cooling, soothing astringent for­ A apedal aeroion for those Rita RasulA. 36 White SC. Rock- auance of a now 4 peace stamp quarters here. He brought hla envy a t anyone who ever tried to plan toun; arrange to obtain tick­ them ? whose rights mature after SepL 14 muni depreciation and selling to brought more. ets (aoinetimes at diacoimte) to mula—Peterson’s Ointment. No vUto: Richard Bracbe. East Hart­ paying tribute to the 180th anni- with him . manege tbe wavering enttiuriaeme "Whenever I oan get hold of wonder one sufferer writes, "The will be held on Oct. 5 from 9 aro. ford; Mn. Minnie Guatafaon, 84 veraaiy of the 1830 Aaaemtoy. The The Omaha high school art Of volunteer workera. eduoationel, ouKuial and recrea- any tlckerte to hear somebody Uke This big 84” sofa and chair will stay at their beautiful ttonat ferilitlea in the New York Itching and smarting were re­ to noon. Hamlin SC; Mrs. Angehna Dal dedgn rnnsAlB of the offMal seal teacher who A seeking a mas- (Miee Itoraoiia, fo r one (btog, Kliruechev or Nehru at the Gen­ lieved and I slept all night. Peter­ best, because they’re covered in famous U. S. Nauga­ BoekvUle Claims VFW Auxiliary Head Guercio, 53 Birah SC; Chfford La­ area. ef the General OonstUutiofial Aa- ter’a dagrae in fine arte at the never tosuee pleaa for help. eral Assembly, I offer them to my son’s Ointment is marvelous.” 60c hyde (R) . , . the very finest in vinyl plastic! Soft and HMrty-elx new olalros for im- Points. 66 Lockwood SC; ChaAtina aemUy and the Housa a t the Oon- summer aseeton, lives to ths 19- "Heaven forbid,” ebuddere this ‘W e he^ them get acquainted volunteers,” eaye Mies Parsons. and 86c, all druggists. Be delight­ anfSogmant were fUed last week OjaA, 3 HartAnd Rd.; ARan Gado- pleasant to the touch, comfortable to sit on . . . abrasion ■liate. The deairaer e f these foot-leng, 6H-foot-wlds eabin eruA- executive secretary of the tiny with eeich otlMr and the town,” ‘^Sut they throw up their hands ed or money back. at tha JRockvllls office. There were way, Windham: Mrs. Joyos Skear- amps waa Eduardo MUiavaea. er he built himself. His rent — UN Volunteer Services Organlza- expiatos Mim Pereons, the unit’s scuff-resistant . . . takes feet-on-the-furniture living and naiito, 37 Grove SC, RocfcvWe; cuid protest, “Today? I coudn’t r IM eontinusd eisifns for a total of She’s Helping Koreans $40 tor ths entire season to lease tton. "We’ve got 300 women on only paid worker. UN Secretariat poeetbly with aU the work Tve got remains store-window fresh-looking. Washes with soap i n elahns. John Makaiey. 16 Frederick Rd.; Ths Sialh totemattonai Stamp a dock along tbs Dsa Moines Rtv- our welting hot already.” personnel oonaiats of poUtioal CXiauies MioGuinsaa. KsBy Rd.. to get done here.” RANGE and water, spilled food and drink won’t faze it, kids and Breach of Peaea Charged rtribMkm ( f i r m t F e X ) wRl be er. A mere 20 unsalaried workers soienUete, secretaries, lawyers, if they do go to the aearione, yyaniriB Ortyl, 4g, o f 6 Thompson By gOY to i i .¥ Jto ' >60th year of the organAatfen, toe Vemon; lAul Oofranti. M Biroh dogs and cats can romp all over it! Thick, lush FOAM held March 6-8. 1064, to ooopsra- serve in this unit of the UN’s of­ olcrks, totarpretera, editore, trens- H’s on their own time. \M> Ad., Rockville was arreeted and AP Women’s Editor advocates thA wily method: 9C; J. AUen Harrison. 362 Bock- Uon with vartoua phflatdic groups latore, and technical experts. Half in every seat and back. Choice of colors. Come and sit "Hold Mode ooffes parties and And Rd., Wapping; Roger Bni- fice of pereonori. And turnover rthaiged with breach of the peace NEW YORK (AP) — Blfrieda aad orgnniaaAiona Appradmabely le ahnoet nil. Average eervice is of these are from overseas. FUEL 0!L in them. Just casualty leave organisaUon nsM, 6 Deiley CSrcA. RockvfUe: STARTS TONIGHT! SO tordgn gommusuts to addi- six to seven years. F oih- w oin «) However, tbe polyglot o f Parasite Spreads propaganda around on tables. Lynn Varney, 14a Waranoke Rd.; tkm to the Unitsd Slafro and the GASOLINE ega’L’iifrs'jsi.:;; When the oonversation Just nat­ Ruth SrtickAnd. 71 W eabington have been worUag there without tonquM la no problem to the vol- w*th a young neighbor. 1 togetoer. United Natkmal Postal Adminia- B u r n s i d e pay for 16 years. unteere. Mont are weeOthy, well eSUOAGO — Parasitic dwarf Anoordtog to poUoe, Ortyl al-| That’s wl^, wAro toe eaw Ko- urally drifta that way someone A at.; Mrs. Beatrice OonnAr. 101 tratlon will perticipate. The event I DEEP tufting on every back cushion] Branford St.; Patsy PagUaro, 4 Each vohxiteer donatee two fuR traveled, educated women who are mistletoe, already the No. 1 kjR«- Agedly grabbed J>y ^ ■ rean refugee mothers trying game- bound to remember she had ■ wiH be held in New Y ork City. work days a week briptog the at least adequate to French, or of Western evergreen, has crossed great grandfather to the Spanish- Oakland SC; Mra, Beverty 'Wbeel- BANTLY OIL from a )y to ratoe ttortr famiUe. under er, 388 Oakland SC; Henry Leister, 3000 international civil aervante Spanish, or Ruerian. the country to attack black spruce COMT \NV, i\r. who raportetUy had been inrowing | American War.” Prwtmeatro General J. EUward a. the SecreMBat to enjoy tbem- Although th ^ riim chic office to tbe Greet Lakes area and tbe Big, B«CNtifHl, Luxurious M tato Ortyl’s yard. The ar- appalling oondititma, toe vowed to Hebron. Day delivered the dedicatacy ad- BIRTHS YSHmSU>AY: A sehrea after their own working workers never hoed to worrv pb^v*. Norteeast. Firs, larches, hemlocks, i:ji :\ia !:n sTin:i;i M iM tORS was made by I^roiman Ed-' do sometlring ahouft k. Otmm af the Cardinal Wprthnan hours. the wrath of a boas, or loee of a and aptuces to the West and daugbitH' to Mr. and Mra. Brace rhflatdto Mnaaom af RegA Ool gar SmM^ Ortyl ' Some women might be equahiy James, EtoAeM; a daughfsr to Mr. Seated at reoepfion decks to the paycheck, they neverthele.s i c„-i- Southwest are widely infested No ■Mltilu ll !l- moved, equally deufmtoed to help. H ousehold Hints and Mn. Ronidd Sclialler, N halls, or aetUed to a handsomely soientioualy appear on their ap­ I chemdcM oontrol known. iiiicKviilc TK Oourt 13, Roekvaie session, Aug. evertually floroed to give up ingten; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Dsn- ST. Hot A ck o f euqpporL to nA Ktisfs, Hebron: a son to Mr. You Receive ixit1 i««vl Notes That’s where Mrs. ’nee A lucky. (Pretty garnito for a warm- AdmMited yetoentoy: Sally KA- and Mia. Donedd Armstrong, 164 128 She has behind her M leant 360,- weather salad: Slices of cooked Perk St. Green paob, itowna Lnae, Vernon; Ron- 000 women, and they’re women beet cut into dAmond shapes. tod NAroaim, Jobs HiU Rd., EUtog- DIBCHARGED YESTERDAY: Aakbli^TMaar Stam ps! who toe feeA possess mole than Reafly refreshing: Cruah^ mtot William Baker, Tolland; Mra. Aud­ A b ; Ocaoe CSough, Box 168, ‘Tol- a UtUe of the fighting spirit their leaves added to limeade with I BBT 8$ KTK14aiIR*4ira waa w m iMid; Rooeld Cleotiowaki, Broad rey StewarC Willimantic; John m enfolks toow ed in battle. plenty of crushed Ice; top with a FUloramo, 131 EOizabeth D r.; M ra 'SUNDAY Blrook Rd., BUington; Mabel Bal- maraMririno cherry garnish. MARIDN BRANDO 4S Reed Rd.. Rockville. ‘ They’re members of the Ladies AroeUa Gagne, 85 Windsor Ave.. AuxiUary to the Veterans of For­ Rockville; Harold McLagan. 39 Biittw yesterday: A son to Mr. Black bean soup A tradkionaliy TRE\A)R HOWARD aad Mra. Erwin SteweUtog, 38 N. eign Wars (VFW). Mrs. Tice, the Hudson SC; Robert Greenberg, nalional president, visited Korea served with alicss of lemon and Wapping; John Kiebiah, 24 Haw­ RICHARD HARRIS Btok At, Rockville. wedgee of hard-cooked egg,, but last October during a awing around thorne SC; Mrs. Jtaie Miesch and I A ~ M * Uie Far Blast to visit auxlUaries some tradhion-breakera intost that Tenon news A handled by The flu ffs at sour cream dusted with daughter, EAst H artford; Mra. MUTINY ON there. Mary Berck and daughter, Miom- $ ■Analdh Eaekvme Bureau. 6 W. fretoly-groiBid nutmeg really do THF BOUNTY' Mala St., tolephewa 8T6-S1S6 er ’% ‘ln TVricyo, for example, where Juetice to thA good soup. tain SC, RockvUle; Mn. VioA Oor- people were once our enemies, the oner and daughter, Bekar Rd., lAlMOEIII A man^s idea of a good lunch PBfMmmm S4A47W. auxiliary members are dotog oom- lo/d bond^ CXxmt on four pounds of oorned Vemon; Mra. Donna Ihnmehnaan munity and hoapitai work.-It means and daughter, 15 Ridgewood SC wersiasiaevi PratBe* Marx, Freud beef, weight before cooking, serv­ R f *..'rv CO O - t ' That’s the kind that we serve here! Food to suit so much for our ooming geners/- ing AgM when It A offered hot. D19CHARGSa> TODAY: John tion. Elvery anile we oan drop to Meiia, 166 Ouehnoan R d.; Mrs FOAM-QUILT TORONTO (AP) — An Anglican If it A offered cold and sliced thin every mood . . . all of the finest quality, prepared a foreign country now will help with a substantial salad you'll in ElAine FeltaulC 14 CAmbridge 1^: Next Week "Ihrin Of tt AH!” All Genuine So new, our slilpnieat INNERSPRING churchman suggested today that us in the future.” Joseph Shea, Eleat H artfbrd; M ra MAHRESS Marx and Freud, both atheisA, creaee ths servings. by a master ehef, served in man-sized portions.. . PIttobnrgh Glass U delayed! Gold Bond takes comfortable, cushiony foam and resilient Do Own Building Mary Donn, 74 Wedgewood Dr. white cotton and deep-quilts It in striking new Bronztoi have strong claims to godliness. Mrs. Tice says tos'a pusbtog Gallon Max Warren, general SUcs cooked boUed potatoes and in a most consenial and relaxing atmosnhere. diamond pattern, creating a luxurious sleeping surface en help for Korea "because our men heat under the broiler at the aame Sizes: 20 x SO oval; 26 x 82 horizontri or vertical; 21 x 86 oval aaeretary of the Church Mission­ Polaris Fired Ne BB«d to Ibovb MoBclMSt«r to Ibid a d«iightful and 20 x 29 vertical. both sides of firm, multi-coil tnnerspring nnit. An amazing ary Soclaty to England, told the fought beside those men. People time you broil steak or chops. buy in sleeping pleasure! And working session of the 11-day will know American women to the SAthsr the spuds with butter be­ CAPE CANAVERAL. FA. (AP) •otiH9 plocB. It's right lMf«, of tlw cril b b w Yon Get 400 Green Stamps VFTV are tntereeted to their wel­ fore broiling and add a aprtolde woiU congress of the Anglican -The advanced long-range PoIlt-; PELUNS! “ Food /o r Fight Moth damage with this aad EpAcopal churches that fare and it will help fight tiie of green onions or parsley after. is missile was fired from hers I Box Spring to Match ...... 339.36 Christian concern for socAl right- further ^iread of eommuniam.'' Tuesday night, the 22nd to the A3 - Every S gonoe oooks like to add a quar­ The very popular BHX DONAHUE will SOLID CEDAR ROBE eousnass "owes not a little, under Specifically, help will taka the series and the 12th success to its ’>e at his organ Wednesday, ’nioraday, 8 Mood** J / ter teaspoon of cream of tartar to God, to the stimulus of Karl fonn of a famlly-to-faniily house­ res^rch and development pro­ Friday and tetnnAy wUh dinaqr mnsle and get this handsome eedur King Size Folding Aluminum CHAISE Marx,” founder of communism.' building project. The VFW wom­ a pie tnertngue that eaUs tor three gram. . i yram 6 p.m. to 16 |>.m. mood mtaAc from jewel chest at no MCO OE jjlA A A You Receive 100 He said ChristAns consciou.s of en contribute the money for ma­ egg wtritee and Ax taftriespoone of The A3 A designed to have a | 16:30 p.m. to 1 aro. . extra cost. ” 3 # ,# 3 Green Stamps! the eontributlan of psychoanalysis terials. The refugees from North sugar. Ths oream of tartar maximum range of 2,875 miles. I . 45 E. Center St. ^ to toe healing of spirits "will hum­ Korea, with the American-Korean shoidd be besten with the egg but the most recent flight trav­ J 68” H, 84” W . 221/4” D 74” cdiaise with sturdy almnl- bly thank God for His Grace at whites before the sugar A com- eled 1,800 m iles due to its heavy I dosed Sundays For Ths Summer ^ % num tubing with hardwood arm Foundation supervision, make their pteteiy dAwotved. OMitrmlly Ijoeated A t You Receive 600 Green Stamps! work to Sigmund Freud,” father own bricks and build their own burden of on-board tostrupienA-' rests with extra strong woIk af that science. tlon. 7 W ALNUT ST. blng. Chaise has 6 positions. cottages. One "Oourage CVyttage," Wiant a savory gravy for that Oanon Warren said God's right- as ths woman call it, ooeA a little It was the ninth straight suc­ MANCHESTER Both pieces fold for easy stor­ works through other re beef Stew? Add a lilbUe eatohup cess for tha soUd-fuel miarils age. under $100, and the auxiliary's atoi and WVircestersture sauce. tetons and even atheistic science. is one contributed from each state. which will have its first under­ MATCHING FOLDING Ito appealed to Anglicans to gal ‘These Koreans are an Indus­ water firing to October from ths CHAIR A A a more sympatheUC undersAnd- Mix thinly sliced cuucumbem nuclear submarine Andrew Jack- trious peopA who have pride to with cultural ,„eour cream, adding (Not Shown) '•’3«TO tag « t toeaa. Pan! Ysaag Sr. (Owner) I d Jhn MAtoaort (Chef) lavtto Yon to their home and country,” says lemon Juice and sugar. saH and TCR^'I'y' You Reeelve 60 Mrs, Tice. ‘‘Even the lowliest hovel pepper bo taate. Wonderful with Enjoy Country ) a$ the ONLY Steak Honso to Vsnen Green Stamps! MiEW ORLEANS. La. (AP) — MULTIPLE HATCHING I Both chair and chaise frid "We as Christians ought to be so flew a fAg on a holiday." ooM poached saltanon! « SIRLOIN STEAK DINNERS TraveA a Lot WE18T BYFLBIBIT, England BOLTON NOTCH (or easy storage. pwaet that toe community will (AP)—A 3-year-old Huacovy duck PAUL’S * LOBSnaW AND SEAFOOD think God lAs found honey all Her 16-year-old daughter, Vir­ IDver odd grated carrot to pota­ recently hatched 30 duckUiBa It DAILY LUNCnEONS £SlSmSLSjSSSlmi£mL^mm over us,” the Rev. Harvey ‘Thorn­ ginia, acoonqifuiled her. "We saw to aaAd T Looka pretty and from a nest of 34 in thA Sorrsy ton, pastor of the Bethany Baptist the seamy aide at life, all right, tartee good. village. The average brood for a STEAK 1 * AMPLE BANQUET FAOOJTIE8 and people living in huts and tento THE GREAT ENTERTAINMENT Churdi, told his congregation. Muacovy duck A about If duck­ t w i n LOBSTER DINNER TONIGHT THATS OETTTNO ALL THE RAVES Later he opened the church one and on the streets. Virginia fell Brown a IztUe minced onion in lings, but “Mandy” doubled the EVERY FRIDAY ...... |8-35 morning to find honey dripping^ in love with the people and their bacon fat and add to cooked anap number. Her owner, Lloyd Dsris- HOUSE down toe wall. Bees had built a^ sense of kindneas.” beans tor good flavor. Isy, waa delighted — he A TH E G REA T Wve ef four Ayers filled with hon­ Mrs. Tice, polssd and pretty, A The paper bag has msuiy uaes butcher, apscAlizfaig A i t JOAN JOYCE TRIO ^ ey. mj, AM. bee ove expertexTperi. reuiuveuremoved theuie bee ucv from Mitchell, S. D. She started around the houuee. tt. makes a EVERY FBI. aad SAT. EVES. r ssleBVaeleny from ths the church. her tour of duty Aat August, and good oontainer. tor example, when OTEN SUNDAYS you want to clean your artificial B m m mmMiimm mammi ahe candidly admits ahs’s let no Tri. 31S-1MS D1N1N6 BOOM CLOSED MONDAYS grass grow. Since taking office flowers and fruit. Put either a half cup salt, augar or sand to a she’s been home maybe' 30 days. If VKsmt to see high pertonmaiKe and punishmer^ of racing day after day. And LAND O' FASHION "1 spend tiwo to three days in bag wi^ the ite^ to be cleaned. Matching BUFFET each state; I don’t want to wear Hold the flowers in the bag u$>- 8M MAIN STREET ■ide down, grasp tha top o f ^ ngged endurance, youH want to see this this is where Plymouth’s quality construction and HUTCH out my w^come,” abs says with a STARTS For laugh. bag tightly and shake well. *6 3 Ptymoirth Super St(xdt 426 in action. really pays off. This rugged Plymouth is put Perfectly matched for the din­ TAVERN STYLE DINETTE BRIDE aad BRIDESMAIDS ALL THESE FEATURE! ing set pictured at right. 72” 12” round e.xtension table with stain-proof, Her Joh ends Aug. 30 in Seattle, Be sure you igwead ooffee evenly l esies^r Awart Wi___ TONIGHT high, 48” wide. AMD ACCESSORIES at the national oonventkm, and TM s is the car that has been burning up the together to stay together—even under the spill-proof, mar-reststant plastic top. Ex­ in ths ba^et or filter when you GREGORY FECK to LlAB9D[EaSBBH It/ A U CO LO R / >^-inch solid cedar doors, sides, top ^ automatie tends to 61” ovaL Four sturdy mate’s chairs. • AppolnAaente AvalAble a then ahe can go baxric to being are making ooffee. “TO KILL A drag strips aH over New England-and has grueling conditions of drag strip racing. So mterior light / large door mirror / metal tie rack $119 for Both women’s editor of the Mitchell MOCKINGBIRD" ^ TWO locks with keys / PLUS big bottom drawer You Receive 1119 All five pieces for S 1 1 9 Daily Republic and homemaker for t the bom efront func­ But they did not attempt to in­ ^WINDSQ .^EIHKATESCItPr tioning during lUs many trips terfere with busines.>< as they did YOU HAVE CHOICE OF Mwwd the oountiy. TlAy’rs the at one bank Monday. Police per­ # Dd(k SEE IT n ACnOH Jff: IT*8 GMKAT first World War H to serve mitted them to march, enter the nuns-niMiiBni_____ institutions, sing and kneel.

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hist monk burned hhnself to daalh tato retuRMd to duty attar trea$- Newington Firm ^Lucretia Borgia Nhu^ Aug. 4. m « t Tbara wars no fnrilMr d(K Coventry HEALTH CAfSULES ’Ihe latest- aulUde had not bean tn-iie .of (ha aoUon near (be otty of by Mleheel A Peal, Mjk Mexico’s Richest Man Grange Notes planned by toe leaders of toe Quang NgaL To Install Pump Buddihist fi^ t against toe regime The captain waa Iha 48th Amsf^ tP SOU PLAN A WIND MSTRU- Pomana Aotlvltlea of Diem, a Roman Oatiudic. IfiQw servioemaa kOled In South Beaches Pass M6NT FOR MANY. YEARS, ManotiMter, Aug. El, ”tlie Buoy A contract baa been awarded Viet Nam’s Mrs. Nhu Buddhist leaders In Saigon da- laet Nam tighting atnea 1961. WILL THIS EVENTUALLY Native of Tennessee Home ToU en.” Redrealisneiiits wlU be the Hart Pump Engineering Co. of Ued their oipoaiUon to ^e gor- Nanten of Iha Amerioana w« n AFFECT YOUR LUNGS 1 Newington for the purthaae of a eminent was poUUeally motivat- wttohdd.______• Water Tests m r n A by lb*. Jecry M i^teity. twaa a major turning point In ■MB P M « Om ) Bottnn, A ng. >7, B otM es; re- sewage pump for .the waiter de-. By JACK BUTLEDGK od. Jenkins’ career. He had money to Sreehmenta by the youth oommtt- partm ent ihe Buddhists said they be- atsite DepartuMnf of HeaMfa re- : MEXICO CITY (AP)—’Ihe day iporUn: “Tlw tin t Lady bu 10,- toe. Hart’e Wd of g799 waa the lowest Blasts U.S. Editorial lievisd in Diem’a good faith and Irish Farmers Slip a foreigner can come to Mexico finance his pgrojeote. if k’t in fashion if’i at on nor* daUM than the ordinary .Coventry, Aug. 38, pesuh sboct- of the four opened July 36 piwta on tests or the' waters ef One was buying huge hacTeridas desire to ease tenons. But they and make an instant milUtm is ; fi , ICM. #111101.” oake Ripiper sale. In the Mimidpal Building. DUBLIN — naming stHl' oooup Sandy Oborep and Clearwater cheap from owners fearful of con- (OoBthmed : F age Om ) charged that presidential power waning, but W illiam Osshooting!” po­ open Sept. 15 in the mil’s bultd- ’Ihe Rev. Mr. Vitello recently the natives do not like him. but lice cried. waa approved by the church coun­ entes for 50 cents a day, he got ^ i'FWaagflriihfia aad Delaware. Ing (XI Main St. aitd at the home backing from an AmeriacUy for will know where to reach him. ransom. What really hairened Is ftr a 19M BtuMbaker BY ea-sy storage. CsMW^US. m aa»rdni»n Oosp., Of New Haven, vSw TT l w Coventry Grange will have Jerusalem Once Jebus hard to detemntoe, as Jenkins *"Helan(» Is the registered TM 96IBA0. atiMt for a truok-type public pingehle party at 8 p.m himself will not talk. of the Heberlein Patent Corp.” lor tba park department a .f 7 COHTOWI TOaHf MULT tomorrow at its hall on Rt. 44A JEJRUSALBjM—^When the Is-| Frequently putoHrtied explona- IFifu IxxAI 4-H Club leaders are in laelites (xmejuered the land of C a-: tlons (SiU the Incident a “fortunate J id rod u m ^ l dad to Hartford Rd. Elv- Double Honor Cheiee el white, pieh-er bUdt Ino., of Manchester, with vtted to a special recreation work­ naan about the 13th Century B.C.,! piece of bad luck” and sny that Jerusalem waa In the hands of the Carranza, rather than offend the 'ef BMBOjSS for aa mtemap LONG B E A < », (3aUf. (A P )— shop from 2 to 4 and 7:46 to 9:45 pm. tomorrow at the Extension Jebusites and was known as Jebus. | U.S., paid a $25,000 ransom which W sildon Miss Texas, Barbara Ellen Baker Cany-alL The oon- Office in Rockville. Dana Clark of In the time of Abraham It waa the ld(toaper them split with Jen- statad than an ap- of Wichita Falls, won a double DRUG COMPANY honor, aad 14 otoer American % M t m e t Storrs, recreation specialist, will known as Salem. Under the Ro- kins ‘In an unlikely stroke of gen- New Sheer Elastic in liMf hid on that turn of 0 GGfh GOpGOlijf 901 Main St.— MI 3-5321 Chorohaa Motors did girla advancad with her to to- (xmdurt the workshop. mans Is waa called Aelia Oapito- sroalty.’’ nlgbt’a finale of toe Misa Ameri­ llna. I Regardless of what happ«ied It i can beauty (xnnpetition at the In­ Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ ternational Beaitty Oongreaa. • 9* B oxm m i entry oorrespN — Retail food by vote of news idiotopaphers K O N illli OAIAMAS PLANNING A PARTY? U ^ -d a y aupply of covertaig the pageant &e also Cool slyleal Assft aeM s A printa, 341 SCRANTON, Pa .(AP) — Loot­ Long Line Bra for each person la was named a nn^lst GIANT FLASne lOAT ers who ransacked two trucks not TA4ted etates, a Tbnigbt’s winner will enter a 0 foot, sturdy eoastruction only have sticky fingers —they of Agrieulibure study two-day competition with girls probably have stomach aches as atud^ assumes a re- from 48 foreign nations for toe well. 'with Stretch-Ever* Sheer Elastic of 3,000 oaloiias and 82 title of Miss International. 2.47 FLYINO FLASH PLANE Missing from Saul Felder's . e i Bgiald par person each The 16 were chosen from oon- truck parked near his home were Made without rubber testants from 41 states. iw a in ’ 4 24 boxes of assorted candy, 11 Ito '-:' if k*s m fathiom its at bags of pretzels. 11 boxes of 4 - . w n a a i * cashew nuts and a box of cookies. Swepea peats, In the other theft, Donald Mc- N«w Lightness... SEAT COYER CLEARANCE Cnaughlln’s Ice cream truck was wHh enepbedi' Varry aad flbee. lim ited quantity robbed of $16 worth o f Ice cream, New Goohieaa..* PrasrassivE Reduetioii Sale Pastel eheeee, popMicles, Ice cream sandwiches V and other frbzen goodies. 1-4 N ew B eauty BfACH UMBRELLAS SMILINO SERVICE % MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER rf Last 3 days: 1.47 P A M PULTlSp MO COOMT b4 ’ dlamater, wood or alumimim pola m BOAT CUSHIONS FINAL USeXJ approved. Assorted designs Costume Jewelry A 'i Rate Jetl 3 it. handle, lehber grip & non-tcrtac(i retell CLEARANCE brietlee. M el eealrole Hew ef watery eeep i" t o s t sWI rf? 4PW 5k i CLEARANCE 1.79-2.79 BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS OPEN 7 DAYS Drastic Reductions 11 MAPLE 8T. Knit and eotton. Biaea 6 to 14 I Acroee From First National Store Parktog Lot wleww to m ItolW a ttM totom toV f- COIN OPERATED On All raiMY, Aagnl lllh...... «% OFF WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN Now Playtex brings you a new Liv­ ROU-MLIIVB MRHm 16-Lb. Wash—25c ing Long Line Bra with sheer elastic miCOT PAMTMf Ceaverttole eoMer, eellde A prhMs, 8-Lb. Dry Clean—$1.76 —Stretch-ever elastic— so it holds its SUMMER ?hape month after month. Exclusive SATURDAY, Ah{us1 17lh...... S0% OFF Etoeric lofl White, pink A t iael >MK siaAideelte^l Mfba 3940 elastic Magic-Midriff banishes mid­ riff bulge, for smoothest bust-to-hip // tUiSOAY, As(Ht nih ...... (0% OFF CiUMRATOTICAM. MERCHANDISE line ever. Nylon lace cups lined with- Sterdy, ettrectlee pleerie coeei soft cool cotton for extra suppoi’t and NEW CAR Such As — :om foil. New 2-inch waistband bra. No need for «s to glorify this sale. leOO OHHJ’ BOVfPiUfT White 32A to 4-1C. ■ondreds of good shoppers already • U M & R iT T M #S HJfcSHBWSS 2 A 3 Upr eWrtar.levely Inca MMel 4-liN RENTALS know what OKeellent vnlnee these are. • SPORTSWEAR filMMD-WAY*3 OwwIJi asre abet e s s ^ Mi Don’t miM tiieee hut few days. Moet i teOf OHHrIB COTTON itmiB are one-of-a-ldnd and there is M O . VOdlOM iUMNML RAIAMAB New Sheer Elastic in Playtejf Ban­ 9 9 * PMBTQUAUTT a SW IM W EAR deau. too! Machine wash it with de­ RAM.ACIMiNt BAOa 2 pe. A.3 pe. etyl ee l AMraetive Myleat 4-141 itfll quite a selection available. Buy HAIlUfa MYUiMB • WEEKLY tergents— even bleach— won’t yellow, Betgs tone.sderi) aieah, aode.heel 9-TOf 2 ^ 8 9 * Geoaeose eiipply in ed. phgl Fineet qsoMt pucker, or stretch out. Beautiful ny­ BOW for ftiture gifts. All price tickets R O U C N if • M ONTHLY • DRESSES lon lace cups or cotton-dacron poly­ ■re (niginal. . . you dednet the sav- PLUMP ACRYLIC FILLED ester cups. White 32A-42C. KODAK BLACK and WHITE • YEARLY ingi younelf. BED PILLOWS m « i ( ,t b a d i| »t itodiial $3.95 TP 137-620-130 film • CHILDREN’S Bouncy, non-aUeigeoiol Option Melting 2*3 3^4 GULF MOTOR OIL OUR LOW RATES HO REFUNDS ALL SALES FINAL DRESSES 3.99-4.99 MEN'S Best htbrleatioa, to popular wsights liKhida avarything !■; TROPICAL SLACKS Daoron and ootton •xeapt goEoHaa. OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT till 9 MORIARTY nU O V yli” X 28^10 4 hrwshee PLUS 2 Issye tebes Creef teethpeete PRCEI Per eeeiferteble leuwglnst Reyen eever>ees*t eetere* Ceeiperetfe Teleet Lesed on ITurrent Eqotdalent Prfeeel brothers M l CENTER ST. — 646-6166 ■' 'J , . "^ • V '■ i EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTBB, OONH.. W ^NESDAY, AtXSDST 14, PAGE SEVEN

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1963 and defarisL Chaim bury PAGE SIX chi was here after the New Tbrtc fioVactoKy for Humans Army Guarding Dally Hews reported H in a copy-* Miue Gas Stalls . the walM AorcA .to prr right story. Joseph Valachi ^ Rescue Attempt Starting August 19th. open M onday |hru Saturday 9:30 to 5 :3 0 Rubber-Ridz to Link H e a r Aifb Dig^tiom M otel for W hite-Faced, FT. MONMOITTH, N.J. (AP)— HAZLETON, Pa. (AP)—Resell­ DRIVEWAYS ers waited today (or ventBaUdn to kONNEAFOUS;—Taor stnmfkj Underworld informer Joseph Vala- BINGAPOKB: — when the new Wodd digeot bask if ] 956 main chi is under hea\^ guard at this nation of Malaysia Is formed thla clear deadly gasses before reaum- tempecatiB'e were U3 di Free Estimates On: open Thursday night till 9 • s* year from the merger o f Singa­ facing oak Four-Legged Travelers Army installatlmi, an A ^ y Ing the search for three miaera Univezaity - Its a motel for catUe, they seem look Jumpers, dresses In classic shirt­ tai. he finM an abundance of wa­ to go into Shock and leave with waists or dealrable shifts In prints or fer and hay. boidtaig. rest and stunned looks on their faces." solid tones.

skirts in every style Indians Making Wigs A-lines, wraps, skirtlottes, TUCSON, Aria. (A P )—Arizonaj» makers are Hopis. Othera come from the Apache, Navajo, Pima slims, and hip-stitch. Iitdlaiia have become experts to a ecalping procesa to reverse—mak­ and Maricopa tribes. They attend the wig-making, ing wigs for the whites. school for a year. During that time 5.98 to 10.98 ' Certainly they (km’t need the they collect between $M and $60 I bead pieces for themselves. In- Timely, terrific savings on top-qiulitT bark-to- Soft solid or textured wools In tweeds, a week to take-home pay with the diaiis mldoui lose their hsir. federal government paying half. school fashions and ay^iard for ^ the girls and madras or clan plaids, solid tones In Hiene to good wampum to arigs. cranberry, teal, loden, camel and oxford. Indian department officials look boys . .. shop now at The Indlaa product retails for be­ on this as another way members | tween $23S and $275. And the of the trihes can become self-sup­ tribeswmnsn are so good st their imported handmade and porting and raise their standard | Jobs that they now get orders of living. orlon Shetland sweaters from France. Three years of apprenticeship. I pandora sweaters Mr. and Mrs. E. Francis Hopa are needed after the initial year of pre-teen cardigans, reg. 6.98 ...... 4 .9 0 artw. hava established s schoor school before they get their mas- | all season for srig-nmksrs under UB. gov­ tar’s rating. pre-teen slipons, re^. 5.98 ...... 4 .1 9 the "Norfolk" Look... ernment sponsorship maintain the This is a profession for persona pre-teen shirts and slackr 6.98 to 12.98 Indians ate now m ^ tog the best I f - writh endlees patience, ahatp eyes, | 7-14 cardigans, reg. 5.98 ...... 3 .9 0 Mohair blends In cardigans, or v-neck wigs in the world. Hope, a wig- and nimble fingers. slacks, reg. 5.98 ...... 4JN I wide whafe corduroy rain 'n shine coat maker for 25 yesis, areaia his slipovers, classic styles or bulky wools Each hair must be tied into the | 7-14 slipons, reg. 4 .9 8 ...... 3 .3 3 with suede trims and elbow patches. own pcoducL His Gegnmn-bon fine silk netting used as the base. shirt, reg. 3 .9 8 ...... 2JM I wife is s member of s family that with zip-out orlon liner and A woman who has completed the I 3-6x cardigans, reg. 4.98 ...... 3 .3 3 jumper and blouse has been making wigs to Europe (7-14 shirt), reg. 2 .9 8 ...... 2 .3 9 quilted sleeves. for 177 years. four year course and become an "Adajio" or wool stretch expert takes from six to eight daye Our own D & L Brand labels protect the very famous Just as Indians don’t need to make a wig. And this la work­ Long sleeve, button-down oxford shirt in white wi«» for themselves, tribal ta­ maker of these superb orlon shetlands . . . saddle 3 to fix . . . .8.98 ing a full eight hours a day with­ or colors . . . and best-loved washable wool-rayon shoulder stvle. White, red. gray, spice, loden and 'sizes 7 to 14 14.98 slacks by "Juniorite'' boos make them refuse to use out time out for coffee break. basic slack' in brown, black, navy, olive, teal their own hnir in their work. Arizona now has 40 wrigmakers. others. Sizes 3-6x. 7-14 and teen 12-16. 7 to 12 .... 10.98 Once, in pre-hiatoric times, they cranberry. Sizes 8-14. The Hopis say that only New I 8.98 and 10.98 may have made rope from their York and CaUfomla exceed the | The classic Chesterfield in solid dark olive, hair. Today a Hopi woman might Arizona production. dropped waist box pleated put some of her hair on a Kat- skirt. Washable rayon blouse woven clan plaids or madras plaids. All lined wool sla c k s...... 7.98 with velvet collars. Some with matching china doU. but these are used in has 11 sleeves and a choir boy hats. religious ceremonies. Duty Costs $300 Million collar. Comes in cranberry or The "molded” look in form fitting taper­ So the hair for the wigs is im­ ed slacks with dak waistbands. Juniors parted to the reeervation from teal. 7 to 15; petites 5 to 13. CHICAGO — Americans spend I France. Geiniany and Italy, from about 15,000,000 workdays a* year $jl$0 a pound up to $300 for silver Mrvtog on Juries. The annual cost CH ARGE IT . . . or use our ipfay. of this service to them and their CHARGE IT . . . The school is at Second Mesa on employers is estimated at others from convenient LAY-AW AY PLAN the Hofd Reservation in northern $300,000,000. The average length | OR LAY-AWAY PLAN Arizona- A number of the wig- of Jury duty ta 10 days. 5.98 to 10.98

llilililillllll IHiililliij theONE placeto ca n for o t s BOYS O N L Y famous brand apparel on main J VC facing oak TOWN money T O U v . ¥ lower floor for the young men on campus the minute you want it m ' T e e n J YESI For cash in a hurry, call Bantficlal. Ask for cash ^ for vacatios—cash f ^ A. DOUBLE DUTY JACKET 'T e e n s f for ai^ good rsason. Tha folks at Bantficlal I ^ 8 to 7 . . . 5.98 8 to 20 . . 7.98 Ilka to say "Yes I" Call... this vary minute I Mooresville plaids that reverses to solid X, poplin. Washable, of course. Blue, olive, famous name jumpers brown. BENEFICIAL 3-6x, reg. 4 .9 8 ...... 3 .9 0 FINANCE SYSTEM girls' orlon Eskimo jackets Loons $20 to $600 — Loans- Itfe-lnsursd at low cost 7-14, reg. 5.98 ...... 4 .9 0 3-6x, 14.98 v a lu e s...... 1 0 .9 0 B. CHILL CHASER CORDUROY Bansidal Hnonca Co. of Munchastsr New fashion jumpers with famous name labels FREE 7-14, 16;98 v a lu e s...... 1 1 .9 0 in every garment! Double breasted style in gray PARKING 8 to 14 with hood 806 MAIN ST. (Over Woolworth’s) MANCHESTER Mltcheil 3-4156 • Ask for the YES MANager rayon flannel . . . or basic style in red or blue Thick soft, plushv orlon pile hooded jackets from a lot adjoining 16 to 20 without hood 16.98 A In a ■> SlOO CM ti 120.60 when promplty rmaid U hi lorduroy. foremost maker! Zip front, braid trim. 3-6x m red building 12 csssscstiw nwnUily instsllinents of 610.0S ssieh. or blue. 7-14 in red, blue, green, beige. Hockmeyer corduroy parka . . . fully ntHO.SCTEriCl«L FIWAMCr CO.______pile-lined . . . xip-oS Alpine hood . . . Jum'po zipper front . . . side vents. Me. chine washable. Olive, tobacco. TIME TO REMODEL boys' jylo n DONMOOR'S ORLON and W O OL KITCHEN OVEN ski jackets D. CORDUROY SPORT COAT 2 to 7... 2.98 8 to 20.. 3.98 CABINET CABINETS and Texas- 3 to 7 . . .8.98 8 to 1 2 .. I2w98 You name the color, we have it—in the UNITS Ready For Staining shirt you ask for most. In 80% orlon, special groups, famous makers' Wide whale corduroy, fully lined sport 20% wool. Red. blue, camel, w iU ^, aia. 24” ^2^ QQ Standard Size made jacket with cotton suede elbow sleeve. ber, gray heather. “ ’ 24” X 84” Camel or red. niroDgh To corduroy jaeSwi A From «5 9 9Q Up GIRLS’ COATS SPORT SHIRTS by Model “ ■ * 5 2 .0 0 slacks 3 to 7... 2.50 8 to 20.. 2.98 FORMED COUNTER TOPS Ivy collared shirts in fine woven cot­ 4-6x, 29.95 values tons. long sleeves. Tartan or madras From $ 2 5 QQ Up 22 ** type plaids, woven prints and stripes. FORMICA VANITIES E. STURDY SCHOOL SLACKS Made to order any size, any shape, any color. 7-14, 35.95 values by FARAH and BILLY-THE-KID 2 7 ^ 3 to 7 ...... wrap skirts and knee-hi sox 2.98 and 3.98 Um that LOST SPACE REMNANTS Size 7-14: fox collar plaids , . - zip-out boy coats hff a L o ^ Formica, Textolite corduroy skirt, reg. 4.98 3 ^ 9 0 . . . modified boycoats . . . chesterCekl tw e^ ... to 12 Mi carta jacket, 8-20, reg. 16.98 ...... 1 2 JNI 6 ....3,98 to 5.98 S f . Estim a te s wool skirt, reg. 5 .9 8 ...... 4 .9 0 raccoon collar coats . . . leopard trim petti-points. cfceeffeRy footed. 2 9 c Size 4-6x: pile collai zip-out boy coats . . . fox col­ slacks, 3-7, reg. 3.98 ...... v 2 . 9 0 SMARTFST SHOES IN THE CLASS 14 to 20 . . .4.98 to 6.98 knee sox, reg. $1 ...... 7 7 ^ lar plaids . . . raouton collar woed and cashmeres slacks, 8-12, reg. 4.98 3 . 9 0 Our new Stride Rite styles get A for Appearance, Fit, and Support ENJOY A . . . zip-out boy coats in Black Watch or solids with pile coUar. regulars, huskies and slim sizes. Famous makers’ wrap skirts in 14-18 and husky, reg. 5.98 4 . 9 0 . . . and pass the hard test of daily wear with flying colors. BEAUTIFUL BATHROOM corduroy or wool, rich new Fall Flaiahed in Formica or Textolite. tones. Size 7-14. Orion stretch, We have a huge stock of these fabulous coat values Hottest ski jacket of the season at a low opening fg: comtjed cotton gabardines, long wearing blends of dacron or Infants', boys', girls' depending J p to 100 aq. ft. and labor included. • 1 5 9 cable-stitch top name sox with . . . all with grow hems, all sizes in aU styles. Buy price. Quilted nylen reversible in black blue, black/ zantrel with fine cotton . . . Hockmeyer corduroys, liiied or red. or white/taupe. Famous Texas-made, trim style and teen sizes to big 9 on size range D & L labels . . . 10 colors, for now and Charge It... take it home now, you wtm’t 5.98 to 11.98 unlined . . . rayon flannels blended with nylon. All man-tai­ DROP IN AND VISIT US AT girls 5 to 12 years. be billed till Cict. 1. ;»rdupoy slacks in loden, navy, antelope, brown. lored to fit. Name the color, we have it. FREE ALTERATIONS ON SLACKS 3.98 OR OVER Yes!... we stpck EXTRA SUPPORT SHOES Manchester Counter Center 195 FINE STRECfr, MANCHESTER A DAVIDSON & LEVENTHAL STORE. FORMERLY THE FAIR CAD 649-1039 or 649-8936 D&L's BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALE ENDS THIS SATURDAY — SHOP TONIGHT. THURSDAY oiki FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. FITTED ACCURATELY three experienced fitters. DsOy t *-■«- ts -a P Ji. — Hmirs. ^ A.M. to 9 PJW. CHARGE IT or convenient LAV-AWAY PLAN •1.: ■* •*■ -r*: i-ar* w I I ' /, '• - s

lUNCUESTSB A;V^I^^N^ HJBRALD, MANCliBSTgit, COMM, W EDN^DAY, AUGUST 19CT KAMCHB8TER EViaHNO iBERALD, MANC&ESTd!f|^ €0N M « WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,1968 A ie s if iN E

hose an d \ ^ feet of 1V4” hod* How .much heartache could be received at 1600 Pannaylvania iUmd^ratrr were during the year. A Thought for Today spared H we would confidently Hve Diftcs Used to Aid Ave. la either "occupant" Junk Solar Wind Po«tes Annual Reports That briiiga tnbvtotal in aervicc to each day with courage and Joy — She^s Called Woman of Steel Today in Washington mril or advertising matter, the Sponaored by the Manchester and 1st the future rto with God! roCE DKIVERT 16,000 feet of 2VT\and 2,000 feet CoiincU of Churches White House estimated Tuesday. Hazards in Space Soettiisg iferaUi By Departments of 1%” hose. •XSlva Ui THIS day, our daUy Search for Sub Some of It is addressed 'to Jade bread!" Ifa #0Y MhxxB fetotties, now toe’a a fMtonoe 4e- WASHINOTON (AP) — In ttae^vice president and speaker ef the o a Ten new savage ooVej^ along House from $35,000 to $40,000. Kennedy. Freeh Every Morning Rerv. A lex H. SUsesaer A P W em M ’a E ditor algMt for tor hutoand’s oM m . news from Washington: (e o o e fs a m oil pomipnoO) IJWHAHJtHa with now dry einemical exungulsh- BOSTON (AP) The bathy- CIVIL DEFENSE: A House The story of the ancient He­ Oonununlty Baptist ChuMh "But there’s nottatog qulta like PAT RAIBBS: A presidential nrbe ym r 1M2-1MS waa tlw firat ers, and various small applt NEW YORK (AP) — Jt you’re •eaphe Trieste returns today (or Armed Services subcommittee has majpietosphere, the Held of mag­ ARTHUR DRttfi w«re put into service. \ brews gathering' manna In the 'maktog a jewel like this,” ahe arid, a second try. at finding the nuclear Grass Feed Vital It raR G t FISHF'WAY OF IFISH^O CBS of ttgMW who diadein. jewelry- advtoory panel has recommended approved a bill calling for $175 netic force surrounding the earto PnMybtf* ftiU year that Mary CSieney U - Fire apparatus now In servics wUiiemeea is a familiar one. 'When For the College Man meUng af borne bsoeuse ydu think waving an am olasped by a dsii- aubmartoa ’nuresher, this tlma ftooadM OAobar 1. It Moned that they would starve, UMA, Peru (AP) — Certain hefty salary boosts f«r members million. to incentive payments to W ASHINGTON — PubMe and about 40,000 .miles out. o c H r ^ m tt e onn^! < ^ ratad in Ita new nxpend- consists of one 1,000-gallon pump­ X eoMlete eoMy of stringing bseds oate, airy bracelst. "You eouldn’t with help Aram brightly painted spur construction ef fallout shel­ A shock wave is created when er, four 750-gallon pumpers, one Qod seqit them food. But His com­ native Indian tribes, such as the have tUs fom hold to my ottor discs planted on the ocean floor, of Congreas^knd the Cabinet, Su­ private greaslaads in the Umted TfifflOBDrikKC ( f c i f to r whom ' buttdinj^. Campas who tohabit the eastern together or ft^ g mamas in a ters. the solar wind, traveling many roMMMd * « , 7 ■ '2 5 " 75-foot aerial ladder truck, and mand wba that each momkig it aUllet, you Mwuid watch Mkty metal, not when Ms this narrow Trieste will be towed to the preme Court Justices, the vice SUtes, which total 948,000,000 kntey* Bad BoUOBys- Bata TIib Btructure, according to Uie should be fathered afresh and no slopes of the Andes River, use The federal governmoit would earea, form the backbone of the thousands of miles per hour, RSrOm c* mt K»ache«t«r flecKPtaay drif SCaBr E^t t Roah baa one city service ladder truck. o n a B u d g e t l Am Scherr at work some day. at p (^ of stresB." search area 220 mildS east of Bos­ president and the qieaker ot the strikes this magnetic field. The S^nd CUat Hall Matter ____ roport. has become a showrplace attempt made to stockjjdle for the paralysis-inducing drugs for fish­ ton. Tho trip takto four days. Houae, among other high-ranking make the payments at the rate of nation’s Uvestook feed supi^y- NOTICE finally 'mdlcwfi «nr«fit«d bach to bbrarians and library board ing. flhe usw tdowtorohaa and power $25 a shelter space to public and Graae provides 67 to 90 per cott wind bounces back but much of it INSURANCE OOMMITTEX future. Of course, there were those awse. She puta in at least 36 bouie Thresher disappeared April 10 federal officials. could flow on around, pushing the ttTBtOSUFIlUN B a m Wa eam ciBuiltiiy w llsiv b* w ill have mandwrs contemplating near or who were disobedient and tried to The root of the barbasco plant while en a teat dive wtth 129 men The group, headed by toduatrial- nonprofit institutions. of the feed for dairy eows, beef CLOSED FOR During the fiscal year 1962- Is mixed with clay and water and fleeMnning a bracelet—after the Stone to Discuss earth’s magnetic field into a tail Payable In Adeaaoe OS.UO 2d w » wa *tnan » excluslToly to hton. wdB immmfltr «: s c outright riaa circulated approxim ately 360.- ioies a t theiir renewal date fo r the The Navy said 1,441 discs, each Among the suggested salary up at the White House much as it States, according to the American It could explain some of the | Hve only one day at a time. Any­ fish gasp their way to the surface, prices is that Mery Ann makes phone company, Tuesday, Aug. weighted to sedDra it to the bot­ Medical Association. However, ffi“rw.“d.?;t^.a^c.«^ that‘000 purpoae of updating them with they are easy targets for thb In­ riaiTdeas atSal Jewelry, the firat, boosts: doubling the $25,000 annu­ I does at the home of John Q. Pub­ solar wind particles reach earth | ANNE CAMPBELL'S ______~ V. . are just under 20,000 cejd hold- one can do that. Our problems — 20, at 7:30 p.m. at the Mortlook tom are intended to provide more al pay of Cabinet members, rais­ lic, but with this difference; Pres­ only about 20 of the victims die, __ btherelee credited ' ■ »» j^i-fcTUTngic itf the Umted ^ almost 50 per cent of new insurance concepts, where dian bowmen. Mw thinioi, to the country. to cause northern lights or pro-; and also the local news published here , m e our real problems — arise when Driving School, rear of 386 West precise data on the bathyscaphe’s ing Congress members’ salaries ident Kennedy has helpers to file and, of those who do, intense fear j storms high in the atmos-1 BEAUTY SALON All rictkts of f«i>abli»tron ot StnlHi iBU t3h? n^ylum he popul&tMMi. poeaiUe. we try to Hve too far in the fu­ “Nobody baa ever tried to work Middle Tpke. It to the wastebasket for him. dlspatchw herein are also reeereea During the year, enrolhnent at position as she crawls along the from $22,500 to $35,000 and a raise is probably responsible more often | phere that make radio communl- 843 Mato SL—Meoohestor nometHW' ur obtaining The library book ceimm is now ture. We do this by borrowing to steel before," Mie aaye. "It Lloyd Hobron, local manager for for Supreme Court Justices, the About one per cent ef all mail then the actual poison. 1 cations faU. town employes wee completed for fUake Ym defies working.’’ jhiU service client ol !i. B. A Bare here xiw.i w actr. Tii thi^ Hbrrh- 86,964, o f which 6,769 books were against oUr future, or by falling The Southern New England Tele­ the new major medloal program. to adequately use the opportuni­ SUMMER DISCOUNT lb fact, the tough, stubborn phone Co., said the talk draws on ere. anfl file jnag^Hirgiim . Ximine* n d ^ duri^ ^ , k. n «f«r An estimated 82 per cent of all OMtal infuriated her so much 4t *llubMhers ____ _ .. . ___ - . . Figures for the use of the Refer- ties of the hours at liand. experience of the telephone com­ 985 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 648-6171 - OPEN 9 AJU. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS JnUus Hatnew', ^ g c ^ W eet K wnne tone or been, beesuse he Library were not available eligible employee are enrolled In Jesus put It another way when beeame aa obeeasive challenge. pany to operating the atate's larg­ Tork OMCkAo Dftrolt ond ON FUEL OIL The aawB end drtUa and flies MEMBER a u d it BtlREsatJ OB proclBiTrwd amrsirif air anti-Com- the derpertment had a very the program. He suggested, "Let the day’s own est m otor fleet, with almoat 2,000 MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER CIRCULATIONS The committee started check­ trouble be sulTlelent for the day.” toe had used ao successfully in oara and trucks covering 16 mil­ mvmwn.. bmrwjinr be mind, while he busy year. A business reference FILL UP NOW WITH erafting gold and silver jewelry WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER - 649-7196 and ing into rates and pinna for an lion miles a year. Tn, Herald Prtntmi Company. ruled_____ vriUh — ---- emr band------He— was. in service is being expanded. improved life insurance program ATUNTIC for 1$ yean literally made no Stone will outline "Five Steps to hnpr earioB on the steel. Good Driving,’’ as covered to i^ixiSraonlcel errors appear^ in aw « a » "w «. -«<■ businessmen ”* for town employee. yStfiements and other 'OrnnmmanT by making ’Ihe committee has also in­ 200 gdloiis $28 Around the house fragile-look­ training courses given the 6,000 IB The Mencheeter Evenina Hermlo During the year a Dun and G & B BUILDING ing, daik-eyed Mary Ann started telephone employes whose duties miT^ wTOitry» w i t h wna Brad-strect Directory was added stituted the adoption of a three- See us at the year comprehensive liability and aornuUng Hke a atael mill hand. include operation of motor ve­ Dupiey edvertletna chains boata; TH*'v^ AarrrftiECfff 'ftywir whem It to the business reference library, Her husband Sam and thetr three hicles. for JiondsT—1 p.in fjiday compensation plan, which is now CONTRACTORS McKINNEY'S mijrtit amc tits pEtvntv enter- and a Docustat Machine was in­ yielding aiibstantial return pre­ CUSTOM HOMES ehUdren developed a hunted look Hobron said the talk is being fo r Tuesday—1 p.m. Hogday. stalled in the Reference Room at for Wedn«Klay-l pm. J n r»d ^ TTiiw aam n m pcopta. miums to the town. OUR SPECIALTY OIL SERVICE when ahe began tossing off made available to local otganlaa- Por ■niuredey—1 P i ^ Mary Cheney, which operates by phrmaaa such aa “ geared-down tlons to an effort by the telephone for Priday-l p m Thmady But. 3f "mw ‘hFxw TO ^m p^thy ftjr A centralized dalms procedure Joseph Barth—649-0320 TEL. 643-2141 Saving “ 6 0 0 ” inserting a coin. band saw with special multi tooth company to help promote sato Jimmes: amrthHr * r» ww made joy ­ has been set up, which routes all During the summer and on spe­ claims through the town con­ Hade” and "oxy-aoetyllne torch drivtog on Oonneetteut highways. day ot pni/UeatloD excent ■atamay ous bfT *39 gCTipegt that officinl to tahe the metal to its malting Sm model units in the Six Hun­ • a m . ______cial holiday dates, story book troller's office. pumribmem nc t&se hstde at the hours have been held for children. gtoit of $100 degrees Fahnn- dred Aparatments (Ctettage Wednesday, August 14 The advisory oommittee is now U. S. Smokers Ahead court* rf ho ra- m m ^ on Its heavy and portable UNITED NA'nONB, N.T, — rated by our Ruth Shea, in Mod­ Reaching For A Weapon equipment policies. She rarely removes her gloves With 8.4 pounds a year, the Saves loads of money on the finest of Broadloom 5®? away from home. "But I don’t em Colonial and Mediterranean vs I ILBUT noM-' ^ anronQilng abant jWace delay- gome repairs were made to atSteins United States leads all other na­ ftylei. M analy^s of 'Itof ' ed w^iirih saga «• iieutuaHaes the WUten Manorial Library. The WAT®* DBa»ARTMKNT dare aae hand eream,” ahe ex- tions to per capita tobacco con­ Mes hare bean wtmdertagwtmdeiing w h wbatk , »: we have ' outside of the building was point- plaine, “beeauae I need my eal- sumption, Canada Is second Carpus and Rugs of all kind in this gigantic During the 1960-63 fiscal yeeu*, hiaea to work the steel.’’ y ff ip—1 » Communist CSilna migIB itha aSsf.___ abac___ jn_ sfic*______which__ fc! ed and a new floor was laid in the the town water department added wtth 7.2. Then come the Netiier- It’s been worth It, though, she lands with 6, Belgium, 8.8; Aue- try to use pending Its pwu^ | tarflr ooifl odlfl iiftargw paniMnnent; 96 new water connections to the h i September 1962, under the di- admitted the other day aa she tralla, 6.5, and Switzerland, 8.8. Stock Adjustment Sale. Hundreds of yards of epmont of Its own atomic . i ^ bbsss which are nauri- town system and almost 10,000 [ rection of Mias ESeanor Blish, a li­ feet of water pipe. watebad crowds admire her flrat ttiey hnve their answer. ! om brary station was set up at the There were 23 new water valves oollectlon of 27 pieces on summer WestMB Garden apartments eoChlblUan at the Museum o f Con- First Quality Broadlooms in wool, nylon and A.fcrM Il«-am r»M ioutJta.- and 11 new fire hydrants tied into tesaporary Oafts. She and her whlcli brought much pieesure to the system, end a new booeker ALL-WOOL hosband, an Industrial designer, M asTSSS. lost as poisonoas, *«« 3hrmp to a«r rf Inaury on Ms tte elderly reeidents of that area.- pump station was added in G4as- h ip F U R N ITU R E Mary Cheney Library waa the Umhury. earns from Bath, Ohio, for the cotton . . . aH priced for maximum savings to W to atoruc-!««*«»« ofwnlng. slim m in g of cWUaailon a. Miythingj^ taac a * IBto have movol recipient of several gifts during The 8.7 miles of department "He’s my flrat critic," ahe eald tliyi inmill nxvy OT the year. The Manchester Asso- watershed collected about 864 mil­ *Y can always depend on him to you. All famous factories represented...AAohawk, p—* could bo produced torn ar^, ctaCkn of Independent Insurance i H : i t WORSTEO inapiratioKi,,, m. aoceiy. fo r aD lion gallons of water distributed aay ‘you’re overdoing it.’ ’’ Agents (kmated a set of books on during calendar 1962, although to­ in stca U ^ A insurance. A projection magnifier, i i Mkity Ann. who teachae jewelry "SrJS^*o[fnm unlst g ^ \ t t m ^ tal rainfall was about 10 bichee deaigti at tbs Akron Art Imtitute, Loes, Bigelow, Aldon, Wunda Weavel fior enlarging fine print, was given less than normal during the period in memory of JuUus S. Schmidt got tofermted in the ateri project Storage capacity In town reser- NATURAL a ooopk ef yean ago. At a design Sr. John Mitrhell presented the voini totals 466,500,000 gallons. w ith IBanry with an old portraft of oonferanee ahe was attending with Hio wi^iOB was itochod for and | ™*it _ . Water distribution in the Keeney tor bntonnd a steel ooenpany rep- Mfted. to t waok, in a normal Mate- more «mdl n p ctot ttot eiytlim r Mazh Twain. Monies from the St. area was improved by the com­ Boar Memorial Fund were used to wnentaUre arited if ahe had ever mant by Mas Ttotung, etoairman pletion of a 12-inch main tie-in in SHOULOER ■tods Jewtoy from ateei. She said pnschaae books on birds, flowers the Prospect St. area, and water af tha CUneaa Oemmnniat party BO, a^ the more they talked taifliHC anptoto volume and pressure to the High- about It the more intrigued toe who doaan't very often get fonnaBy Hi November, the legioiial meet land-iSpring St. area was Improved ■pt. The ecfnmny sent her metal, credited with resnerka for hder- WaaMipttbni ing of Qie Connecticut Ubraiy As- by a new 10-inch main laid to the m e wna booked. , vraa held at Meuy Cheney southeast section of town. S U IT w ith ■atienal quotation: *T woric in the alhop 10 houn a ik aK. LBirary. The sanitary sewer systm was STOCK WlMi Mkbaaid. for aa wide qno- ftay,** She said. "S ix houra while During BoolrWeek, Mias Mary increased in length by about 10, the ktto (boys aged 11 and 14, tatlaB as be can get, waa thte; Kavunagh, of the Middletown L4- 500 feet, for a Jan. 1 total of VEST gbl, 8) are to aehoot. then I stop •T call Hpon the workera, paan- hrazy Service Center, spoke on about 85 miles of sewer Itoea. whan they.oome home. After din­ aaita, revolutionary tetMiertuala, wn tianir, ariections to Mencheeter About 60 new conneotians were ner and when everyone la out of PEA LSwary workera. made to the system since Jtdy 1, the way I work for another fOix aneghtened Mementa of Urn benr- Use Hartford Area Children’s 1962. gaelsia asal other enlightened per- _ Ibem n n ag- boura." Roimd TMile met in the ^>riiig, at Mkry Asm met her husband at ADJUSTMENT ARSB880R aonegea of all cMore In the world— j ed adOinn Mary Cheney,^with Miss Alice B. the develand Ihetltute of Art wMte, black, yellow, brown and so eff ttoir ton spu.it o f CiiHnnan, youth Ubrarian of the The increase in tha taxable where they were students. They've forth—to unite againM. the racia:, mSS i t i t o m Hhit Hw auapect the Fitddnitg (Maes.) Public Library, Grand Ldst for Manchester com­ been a derigning eouple ever alnoe. toe Tensani aa speaker. piled in October 1962 waa more Mazy Aim has been a package and ^HaeitBdnatlon practiced by TTfi. lo o t wdE May tm to October, when Harriet Kemp, than $4 million compared to the whan Jiiiiinea, graphic designer, ahe has designed knperiallam and to wpport the; af^mM •* i Morence Ufararian died, John list of the previous year, for an ' auto InCeriora and maternity American Negroe# In thetr Mrug- pazd 1*1" Jackson wwi appointed to the aU-time high o f $161,376,390.. .'' with Mrs. MUIicent Van The average annual increment SAVINGS gle against racial diaciknhm-a -. M bt I B cajoin it. ftar P « ^ 3 PteCf SUIT I as Ms assistant. had been alb^ $3.6 million year­ tton. . . . ly. ‘T am firmly eoovtooed that. m X DKPABTMKNT VACATION SPECIAL Town Asaesaor P. Joseph Mur­ Twill W n v e With the BUKioct o f more than *B giMlaiMI *Hie 1962-1963 annual report o f phy attrlbutee the increase to two (flaod Now Thru August) Often AW ool i for Long WMr per cant of the people of the wortfl, the Tbwn Fire Department abowa factors. In his annual report for ...... -w. ^ . the 1060-63 fiscal year. the American Negro wiH be vle- M.M the four fire companies re- / i ^lODded to 439 atauma A iring the Much ia the result of new apart­ X" COTTOM T S 9 20% OFF torious in their juM stniHde.’’ year, an increase of 42 over the ment, multi-family and Single fam- o s ALL When Oommunist CUna lima previoua year. ^ dwelling unit construction, he SLACKS O reaebas for this weapon. It bnawa IMau. flF A m e fw w to lM»d»si, or hotd‘Op under rou|^ and % $10.50 501 Nylon Twist Taxtura Gold 7.88 9 9 uaa ordinary ***"****** gi w ' a m u to r OuM anatitar. w n r-to New iipTtete wsar- at a | TIm Coanoopolitan P90 10 Series. ggatost soma of Hs neighbota. not Ttok. fa iMutai Itea week you Save up to $35.00 on pfiCSl $1298 8 te 2ft. I SWEATERS 4.95 to 12.98 $ 9.95 Acrilan Hi-low Loop Pila Honey Beige 8.88 80,000 volta af picture power! New Blue 8.88 Special Value! sB a f whom are pure white to oaaiM * m * * * ytor tohia at the ZIPPER JACKETS ft SUBURBANS B.95-29.9B hnprwed Admiral “Super Span” tnr- $11.95 100% Wool Hi-low Pila fktoT la then parhapa bsnaaiti the Saowy tor axito. ^ let toner taonree bri^ter pletore — OonmeBiat tfeaecy .wtakh goto the i Xut toe gnato to^aaiawn af the eren In "fringe” areas. Alnloo V front Reupholsten'ng speaker, antenna, handle. ■nrfwia af praamt day rhtoaap Hie | gm am a to tout K prweMaa a aort Room Size Braid Rugs soana unaturtiiy and pMhapajaC baiiM isfr to tfiw atata af the FREE! $12.95 VdiM RoR-Abeut Stand Make your old, worn-out living room furniture C loseout! allgtatly diacrimlnatory evataatioo ■ wac3A. aaifi ttoat o f * "«■»»■ m H. I f Free Alterationa— Free Lay Away Plan With PurelMsa ef Medal Shewn af Mdp eoktra? Ia brotherhood a therp W afritmy ■aeaa than a kw- like new again! Pieces are stripped to the Just right for guest rooms or the summer cottage. Choose from ItiwUgy you ean pick up and uae ^ tog progTM . thare frames; reglued if necessary. Old webbing is Red, replaced; springs hand-tied 8 ways; new filling W t are ao confident of the quality features of this Brown-Beige-and-Pumpkin, Brown-Green-and-Gold, Brown, •t v fll? Wouldn't ttoaHilindat I wM Di« aniitwlU Lees’ Lively Arts Area Rugs Sandalwood, or Multi-colgraci. No Waiting; delivery right from our Obfaa, If It m ar gat fas ohahawitok any nffirtol or added. Then the decorator fabrics you choose iBodel that we are offering 6 months free Mrvice policy phts standard paiis and picture tube warranty. ba atMtagtoafly fooUMi anangh to n o mmc toom Lon- | in advance are meticulously hand tailored with Free Akerationa— Free Lay Ateay Plan stock while quantities last. Scatter sizes available to match. •laap flto tofangihie waapon to ta r j daa patterns matched perfectly. During the Semi- Bright, gay Modarn designs to add a splash of color to ^n otherwise Annual Sale NEW FOAM CUSHIONS and ARM Ito fliat atomic bomb? | PiifNiwne Maonfltoit has- MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE plain floor. Thick, luxurious wool pile. AB « « raally knear and aena* is heerd tkaiL 3iieaiiiai af the bard CAPS ARE INCLUDED. Call 643-5171 for an Monday, Tuesday and Saturday 10 AJM. to 6 PAI. Monday, Tnesday and Saturday 10 AM. to $ PJM. $44.50 9x12 Size 37.50 $39.50 8x10 Size 34.50 Open: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 10 AJL to 9 P.M. that Obnununlat China wtahoa ns wtoiar. A e giaase MooCing is poor in-your-home showing of fabrics. Take 90 days Open: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Just 4 big 4.6x6.0 6 only 8.0x5.0 rusrs; to pay! -Also Corbins Comer, West Hartford .%lso Corbtna C om er, Weat H aM ord Television ■1. wWeh maans wa toould take Sna ynne. toe to ia on the way. BARLOW’S nigrs suitable for in • ■ G U $29.50 6x9 Size 24.50 ga amah oara aa wo can to aae that Charge it nose— take tip to 6 months to pay! Charge it tuM take up to 6 mouths l o pay! front of sofa, etc. ^ place or dresser. 1089 TOLLAND TURNPIKE — TEL. 648.B095 Values to $99.00. ^ % Values to $49-00. ' [(All braid rugs si|«s are approximate) ' ■ J -:'

K ARCH ESm iEVSNlNO HERALD^ ILU7CHESIKR, OOMN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,196S PikGE fSLifiVMW MANCHESTBt^ EVENING HERALD, MANOBESTEB, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,1968 W M m r ^ Ex-President of NHHR Van Alien Belt Year-Old MaR Theft Anli-Missile Testing State N ew s World Starts to Get in Tune More Over, Gangr! British Bandits’ ffideout Puzzle Solved WHERE ^thero may be no elgolOoence Still Being Probed For Sweet International Note of any fiiipoirtanoe to attach to Indicted in Rail Deal our observation, but ore can't Opens Avenue of Leads By Atom Blast R o u n d u p help but notice and oomment Possible Under Ban from Page One) BAM has suftorod dodlntiig rov- By MENVr BUFFLE Aat W miles aa hour. Tbsn a pottos TO DEHUMIDIFY? By WARD GANNEL ^You began with months ef exer­ about the picture of the present officer — wo thou|M he waa — board of dirootom, which is ly­ He eald they nwer seemed to enagg tor tha post fira ysora and Page Osw) PLYM O U TH , U ta a . (AP).— A (Oonttoued from Page One) Newiqwper Enterprise Assn. cises and the teacher’s promise (Oontkiaed tn n Page Om ) oltioa to the jury. This to what la has tneurrod n net loos of |S mll- atepped out on tiie rood and tMtn Fage One) ing, face down, on a table in the do any work and blacked out the year ago today, a well-rriMoreed NEW YORK — (NEA) — The that you oould bsoone a prefes- 00 unjust about a grand jury in­ Iton a year. readily dtoUngulshad ttu blaat- flagged us down.” (phone in the hotel room rang again eional muaician." Municipal Building Hearing or three days ago. There were windows of the brick farmhouse. band of White-gloved shotgun faen- WHERE excess moisture may encourage warpTntfr under toe major medical jrfan Insurance oompaniea and tha dictment." Moainnis, M, bogon Ms earosr orented electrons from^naturol Barrett hod no •way ot knowing nqulTM a two-thirds ma and again, with people and founda­ Joe Maddy has put an end to R oom , signs of a booty departnre. MeOinnls, head ot Highway dlts held up a small U.S. mail tbe m an in. p o lice u niform waa w ould be from BIS to B^l. All pictures of previous Bernard Rixon, former owner of poototflee hava -offered a 1730,000 on Won Stroet By the time he radiation. ' ^ rotting, rusting and mildewing. tions calling with offers of money. an that. And beoauee of it, thou­ Trailers Inc., of New York, was was 36, he was manager of the truck to thie htatorie town and one of the robber gang. jo r tir . O otm eotlcnt 66, bewskad by the boards, dating back to 1948, are Leatheralade, said "the name and rew ard. ‘“niere was a very rapid decoy A WkUs IfeMamara conceded that Joe Maddy was hi New York sands at Americans find relaxatlcin not available for comment railroad bmd department of Leh­ made off with the nation’s biggest After tbe moil truck bad passed Garvey WUliam Ftox, 30, at hanging neatly on the north address of the man who bought LONDON (AP) — London’s Wg- immediatoly of the highest-energy resouroee of 32 Ineurance oom- with an idea. and creativity today in local, non­ The indictment charged Benson, man Brothers, on investment haul-$l,6in,3n. Claik Rood, o^ch turns off Route •tmeaiiberie testing of a complete Hartfaxid, formerly ot Manohea^er, w all. , the place has been given to the gset evening paper, the Evening parUolsa,” he sold. “About one- excess moisture increases summer discom­ pejiies, also wants the oommis- At 71, Professor Joe — the man profit civic music grbupe or family McOinnle and Olocy with 'vio­ firm . half of the artificial radiation dis­ TOe only ttdng to top It to tbe 3 into Plymouth proper, tbe "po­ WHERE •atbnlasUe aystihh would not b3 yesterday afternoon was charged who has prohotoly had the most Oan it be for lack of a nollT police by my lawyer.” News, printed on Its front page sioner to allow elimination of two and neighborhood orchestras. today a letter H had receteed and lating antltn&t, Uwa forUdfflng He took over management Of appeared in the first year. Now wrnid was tbe estimated more liceman" placed a (letour sign at possible under the treaty, he in- with driving a motor vehicle wdth profound influence on music edu­ Uly B ro^, 80, w m custodian thM $7 «>nium taken last week the junction, stepped bock to the fort. a defective muffler. PoUoe stopped low premixun plans that offer re­ "If Tve made any oontrifaution turned over to Scotland 'Yard. common carriers from doing bus­ tho Control of Ctoorgis Railroad the decay rate of tbe lower-energy fimtmA that kind of testing would cation in the United States — is of ttie keys to tbe farm while tt from a train «t Cbaddtngton. Eng­ bandit cor which then roared Fox on S. Adams St. when the duced major rnedical coverage for to American music education,' The typed letter, signed simply iness with companies In which its and than the Norfolk Southern. portlolea to smoother and slower, "not be necessary to reach a de- off on a new project: Building an lay empty. She said a man picked land, by a Welj-drilled gong of ahead to get in front of the mail muffler on his oar was ■'making an 17.50 a month and combined cov­ Joa says, "it was to toow teachers "ChsrUe,” read: officers have a subatanUal inter- In Aprt 1804, he became Ptaai~ and the amount of artificial radia­ elaion on whether or not we should International Y ou th Orcheotra up toe keys at her home two about 80 maokad 'men. . truck. pipes drip and sweat. imusual iwisy sound. He was or­ erage for B4.50 monthly. how to ieach an entire class of "Regmnfing the great rail rob­ eat, unless it is eonducted through dent of the New Haven Railroad tion le bei^ reduced by about WHERE deploy the system. with young instrumentalists from children to play instruments—all weeluf' ago. competitive bidding. For a full year, a crew ot p osta l The sign diverted traffic from dered to appear in Manchester Cir­ Subscribers now covered by ‘He was taU, fair and cham- bery. We really must protest at after a long proxy fight- one-half its amount each year." "We have tested the design of all over the world to play at the kinds of instruments at the same A second oount charged all de­ During a otormy career with tbe Haas sold the loss rate should inspectors—eomatimes ’M), end Route $ and left the bandits un­ the warhead to the extent that we cuit Oourt 12 on Sept. 9. these plans would not be affected New York World's Fair nert year ing,” she said. "He was dressed In the dishonesty of high oCfloials. time. You simply don’t need to Somebody Is claiming over 3,000,- fendants with violating federal New Haven, McOlmiia cnee tdd increase as radiation layers on many as 70—has woriied on the disturbed os -they stepped from THERE'S whera a simple, plug-ln dehumidifyer may know It will work,” he said. by the changes, but the plans and become the first of a contin­ Pasqiule Anniello an expensive qiorta suit and did shrubbery and pobited guns at the teach a whole class how to play the 000 pounds ($7,300,000) from in­ law forbidding ombesslemant or cmnmuters who complained about the sun Increase toward a period Plymouth case. To date, none of McNamara said the Russians' would no longer be offered to new uing, annual organization. Pasquale Anniello, 72, of Miami not look like a country man. He the money bee been found. mail truck men. wring a pint of water from the air every subscribers. flute or the clarinet. You can have surance companies. misapplication of common oorrter monthly parking feoa at railroad of maximum solar activity in two high-yield nuclear tests In the | For thousands of Americana who a whole orchestra learning at the Fla., formerly of Manchester, died had a London accent.” yaors. He said the maximum pe­ William F. White, chief New Barrett recalled, “They leaped William N. Seery, executive Herdsman John Marla, IS, “For your Information, and to stations: "M’s going to oost you atmosphere in 1961 advanced their Reds Promised have known Joe Maddy across same time.” last Friday at Miami. He was Tbe Jury alleged the defendants money because I’m a bualneM- riod may wipe out the man-made England postal inspector, is in into the truck and shoved ua bmfr- hour. oommiUee chairman, said the pro­ claimed he first tiiped detectives anybody elsa interested, toe total understanding of such a system, three generations, and learned to ■buried in F la g ler M em orial P aifc add, without competitive bidding, radiation . chvge of the dogged pursuit of Biey told us to keep quiet. They posed changes are ba.sed on claims In addition bo teohnique, Joe to check the farm after Us sus­ gained from this exercise was ex­ man, not a Ford Foundation.” but he added he didn't believe the love music because of him, a Maddy has also brought new mo­ Cemetery, Miami. sight' passenger and two possen- In 1900 McOinnle abruptly re­ Heea said the high-altitude ex­ the bandits. He to a patient man. tied lie qp. Then we just sat there loviet Union has developed a Not to Exploit experience since October, 1061, Maddy goal is as good as aocom- Mr. Anniello was bom in Naples, picions were aroused by the new actly 3,096,824 pounds ($0,860,- He makes it clear that he cannot until thro finally got out and tivation to instrument .instruction. 907.30) and a Hirabisd ankle.” ger-boggage cars to International signed and became president of plosion provided data on the in­ YOUR DEALER workable system. Nor, he said,' when the plan went into effect. pllshed. Italy, July 28, 1891, and lived in occupants. ner aone of .the Von Allen belt, dl'vulge all tha Information the in­ left us.” ' ^ He said outlay in the first 16 “At the Interlochen camp,” he tor $300,000 In August 1968. the BAM. On June IS, 1302, he re­ has'the United States. i Deep down, Joe agrees. “We’ll points out, “we ha,ve shown that Manchester for 42 years before The next day, the indlotment signed from the BAM post to take but toot electron movement and spectors have uncovered. That was a!bc$it a hoU-bour la­ has the dehumidifyer While Sen. John Stennis, D- Senate Debate months exceeded income by about make it,” he says. “After all, we moving to Miami 30 years ago. sold. International resold the ears the unpaid position of chairman life to file less dense outer sone He did soy this: Inveatigatora ter. The robbers, meanwhile, B565-.000. you oan have a child playing a Miss., raised the issue in qiiii's- only need $100,000." melody on an instrument afteir Survivors include fo u r sens, tor $430,000. of the board of directors. ■till to not known. He said a plan have made progress; they have drove the moil trt^k nenth for you need to remove the tioniig McNamara, Sen. Barry (Oonttamed from Page One) Joe has done a lot more on a lot one week of inatruction.' Eight Louis Anniello of MaiicheBtor, Pat­ The jury alleged that Mersey's He severed oU eonneetiana with to being studied to shoot a piece ■olid suspects. He has "the high­ about 36 miles. They tossed out less. Virginia Makes Plans Goldwater, R-Arlz., said in a Demands Information weeks later—by the end of the rick Anniello of Willlmantlc, Mi­ firm $80,000 to McGinnis, the BAM lost April to devote hla of radioactive et^per 16,(X>0 miles est hopes the case will be adved money bags—16 ol them-—to con­ problems of moisture statement that President Kennedy federates along the way. year, but to keep up twice-weekly Beginning with a violin hi the Sumer—thoee ohildren are playing chael Anniello of Los Angeles, $30,000 to Olscy and $11,000 to time to development of piggy high, to release positron energy before the second anniversary.’’ >i«« "seemingly sentenced to N EW H A V E N (AP)-A R epub­ Wellington, Kan. boys' b^d, Joe The gang abandoned the Eqail discussions of general subjects. together in an orchestra.’’ Calif., and John Anniello of New Benson, almost entirely out of the book trucking—transporting of p a rticles. White takes pride in pointing out damage and discomfort. death" the development of such a | lican mayoralty candidate is invok­ truck at Randedph. Schena ahi) ------... In today's ses.sion, the United Maddy has been in the vanguard By introducing ohUdreq to many York, N.Y.; and six daughteirB. For Negro Schooling resale of the railroad cars. loaded trucks en railroad flat Poaitrone could be readily in- that the postiu service has a rec­ ing the state’s so-called ''right to Barrett untied themael'vea in mln- system by »ylng the project is , states called on the Soviet Union of this country's musical develop­ different Instrumenits. Meuidy has Miss Betty Anniello, Mrs. Helen The Indlotment noted that tha oars. ves^oted by eatelUtes, Hess said. ord of II per cent convictions. know" law in seeking information Only witnesses to tbe robbery trtes and gave the alarm. "beyond us.” _ j fouow up the treaty with spe- ment since long before the turn of added a new dimension to motiva- Hegenow and Mrs. Henry Wjmian, reported that positrons act al­ from the State Water Resources the century. At the outset. White said be be­ Goldwater said he wanted iron-, agreements to stop the nu- ti«i. “Leam to pte.y several,” he all of Manchester, Mrs. Horry Glg- RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Vlr-^Oourt daoislcxi most Uke electrema and would not were the irlctims—Philip Schena, S E E Y O U R D E A L E R soon. Oommission about a controversial driver of the truck, and guard lieved the gang consisted of five olad assurance that antimiMile armaments race and reduce His career, in fact, tells the teUs them, ‘Tiefore you make up Uo of Miami J^irings, Fla., Mrs. preme Court. eontiaminate space. devriopment wUl not be u^bited j p, fissionable material newer line here. story of the growth of music in ginia Gov. Albertis I. Harrison Patrick Barrett. They were head­ men and a woman. A year later your mind about which one you Oscar Dail of Rome, 'Italy, and Nonetheless, it appeared that More Police by the treaty or the President s ■ ^ produce nuclear weapons, Henry H. Townahend Jr. the A m erica — ^from a ran k ing p osition Jr. today announced organisation The ed for the Federal Reserve Bank he said the question of whether a GOP candidate, says he wants to want to give most attention and Mrs. Frank Gentile of Shelton. Prince Edward would have no pm o^ pessimism.^ ^ ^ | ^ g Ambassador CSiarles C. in civic symphony orchestra to a Rake for Seedbeds in Boston with money picked iq> wennan was involved la still open THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY know why New Haven was allowed p ra otice.” of a blraclal group to provide pri­ public sch(x>Is for a fifth straight MoNamsra testified that an ef­ Stelle submitted specific propo­ top spot toi the birth of Ohicago Leger Infant vate free schools In Piince Ed­ year. This was believed to have Charged in from Cape Cod banka to discussion. Reward money to­ fective defense against missiles to cut a sewer line and dump And by adding oompetition to WABKENGTON—A power toiwn- taling $^,000 has been offered sals on nuclear arr(js control to Jazz. It is as a music teacher, how­ The two-day-old daughter of been a major factor In Tuesday’s Doctor Says It was dusk on a worm sum­ «i»»i he developed without further sewage into the harbor. learning—any young instrumen­ ward County this year. mowor with a rake on the blades, mer evening os the mall truck by various agencies. the 17-nation" disarmament confer­ ever, that Joe Maddy's mark has Roger and Angel Hache Leger of conferences. mtmoapheiic teklng. He said last night that he has talist oan challenge' any other for Harrison’s annoimcemsnt was a posvar mower wMharotor grass rolled along Route 3, a smooth, The biggest previous cash rob­ ence. They would put a celling on been paost indelibly made. 34 BUyeu Rd. died yesterday at Harrison met with former Oov. Theft Ring H m core of his testimony was a sent a letter to the State Commis­ a more important place In the or- given an immediate pledge of sup­ NOTHING TO SNEEZE AT— catcher, and a oomhlnation push wide highway. Tbere were few bery in the United States was tha the -<^pablUties of the nuclear sion .seeking information under the With his creation ot th e fir s t cihestra section—Maddy h€w not St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, Colgate W. Darden, William Van- gontention that the United States powers' atomic weapons and pro- port by the Rev. L. Francis Grif­ THE HAY FEVER SEASON rake M»d leveler for seedbede ate cars on the road. 1960 Brink’s heist in Boston. The right-to-know law. National High School Orchestra in only sparked new effort in w here .ehe w as b o m on M onday. den Heuvel, special assistant to has Bdclear warheads "in the tens vdde for a subsequent cutback by fin, president of the Ifirginla Na­ U.S. Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kenne­ XINBOliA, N.Y. (AX>)—Ni 1^ WAYNfe O. BRANDSTADT, among reaant toventiona for gar- Barrett recalled, "Tbe fink | loot then was $1,319,000. Eigfit Townsheivd said he wanits to 1926 and the Interlochen Music achievement, but has seen that lus Survivors, besides her parents, tional Association for the Ad­ of tboumnds" and that the treaty transferring significant quantities Oamp in Michigan that grqw out dy, and la'wyers for tiie county Oosmty pottos have aernsted two M. D. dSDsra thing we knew a ear psesod wlmen ore eervbig life for k. WOUM help preserve a U.B. lead know who acted in behalf of New alumni do not stay in profesBional are two brorthem, Daniel Leger vancement of Colored People, who Newspaper Eataspriae Asen of uranium 285 to purposes other Haven in asking permission to dis­ of it. Professor Joe has In the past and Paul Leger, both at home; her school board and board of super­ more at their own memlMra in an •ver Ibe Soviet Union. than nuclear weapon production. music unleas they oan get bo the sat beside the governor at the con­ You don't have to go on a hny- connect the line; why permission 40 years changed the course of top of toelr sections. maternal grandparents, Mr. and visora. alleged oop-oparafed burglasy ring. ■e. ghve his "unequivocal sup­ Stelle disclosed that the United feren ce. Attending the other session were lide to have hay fever, but y ^ port" to ratification and sought to was granted; and for how long the both music instruction and appre­ But whether the Maddy ap­ Mrs. Madore Hache of Lemaque, The plan is to provide acluMling Tbe tsvo, together wMb fivepoUce- do have to be i^erglc to one of States is willing to transfer a ciation in this country. the Rev. L. Francis Orlffln, state assure the Senate of U.S. deter- commission granted permission for proach will work with an inter­ New Brunswick, Cancult^ and her for some 1,700 Negro pupils who the pollens produced by certain larger amount of fissionable ma­ the line to be disconnected. Largely because of Joe Maddy, paternal grandparents. Mr. and JNAiilCP p resid en t; W. L ester men previously changed, were In- nbiatlon to maintain a nuclear terial than the Soviet Union if national youth orchestra is an­ have been largely without class­ types of plonte. Townshend said he was not per­ musical instrument instruction is M rs. Y von Leger, Shediack, New Banka, state NAACP executive dtoted yesterday by the grand jury. tees bs called "manifestly su- Moscow feels this Is needed to other matter. Foreign music in­ room training since the county Also Indtoted were two g ir l A tendency to allergy is inherit­ mitted to aitbraid a recent confer- offered in an increasing number of B runsw ick. secretary; and the Rev. Heslip peiler to the Soviet Union’s.” protect Soviet interests. struction did not follow the fork closed public schools four years ed, but you will not necessmdly ence between members of the com­ U.S. public schools. Because of Private funeral services win be M. Lee of Riitiimond, executive hrlends o f two o f tbe aooused. tM tr' queotionlng by Sen. Stelle said that he had pro­ in the road that 'we followed un­ ago—as well aa white children secretary of the Virginia Council Tbe seven toiUoted polioemen bo aensltive to the some poUana Ntabk J. Lanache, D-Ohio, Mc- mission and representaUves of the him, there are today some 300 mu­ der Joe Maddy. Instrumental in­ held at the Walter N. Lederc who may desire to attend the free four oUecglc rolatives wars senat- posed this to the Soviet cochair­ city in the mayor's offioe. at Human Relations. wen fired from the totoe, along Hhmsiw oald be believed all his man of the conference. Semyon sic camps in operation across the struction a'broad still aims at Funeral Home, 23 Main St. Burial sch ools. tv e to. I f you have the hay There was no immediate com­ nation. Because of him, hundreds with two others who ware not advisers. Including the K. Tsarapkin, last April. building soloists. will be in Sit Bridget’s Cemetery A blraclal board of trusteea of cberged, for refuaiag to sign 'watv- fever-asthma type of allergy, now Jeiat'fm isfs at Staff, consider the ment from the Water Resources of thousands of children are not It is for this reason that Rus­ at the convenience of the family. three white and three Negro ed­ is the time to plan ahead so as to At that time, he said, “my dele­ Commission. RockviUe-V ernon tra of immunity from pooslUe f, wtfii its safeguards, "com- gation told the Soviet delegation turned away from the pleasure sia, for example, has no youth or­ ucators will lease from Prince Ed­ prooeoution when oaUed to toeUfy (at through the season 'with os wtth the security of the The sewer ho* was opened in and enrichment of playing an in­ chestra to exchange with us on ward County several of the pre­ ItUe discomfort os possible. world's finest that transfer by the United States 1960 after work on a redevelop­ before the grand jury yesterday, S ta te s." of 60,000 kilgrams and by the strument by an old-feikhloned in­ culture tours. It is for the same sently unused public sclxxil biiild- Planners Approve There has been some confusion ment project here made use of an struction method that taught tedi­ Fnnerale Tbe seven were aoclsMd of per- Senate preparedness sub- U.S.S.R. of 40,000 kilograms could reason that the UB. has more ings, will sign up faculty and ttolpatlon in a buiglory ring that about what kinds of poUan causa SommtWetj fae^ed by Stennis, eodsting Une impossible. ously mechanical exercises instead than 80 per cent of the world’s administrative personnel, and odll oUerglea. Self • pollinating plants be an example of such an agree­ From three to five million gal­ Builders’ Plans, tooted rtx Long Island appUance FRANKS sonada out Osn. Maxwell D. Tay­ of exciting music. symphony orchestras. operate on finracea <>bteined pri­ such as violets do not cause them. m ent. lons of sewage a day is now being ArttMir J. Mooiier and other stores since the late H tt*s worth a Htito m ore to g et muck lo r , at the Joint Chiefs, “When I was a kid,” Joe recalls, "Nevertheless,” Joe says, “it’s vately. A number of foundations Others, like daisies and golden- "Unfortunately, the reaction of dumped into the harbor. Thie funeral of Axtiiur J. Moohar summer at 1962. Police said the bi elosod setstoii today. "a music teacher gave private and individuals hava already In­ Hearing Slated rod, have a irtlcky pollen and de- mere in quality and flavor, you should try the Soviet delegatioa to this ap­ Mayor Richard C. Lee has said worth a tiy to put an interna­ of 311 Cooper Hill St. was held merchandise taken from the Gar­ Thjrlor’a teaUmony, like that of lessons only. There was no such tional group together. And after dicated their willingness to con­ >end o n cro s s - pollination b y Grots A Weigel pure meat franka They proach has been negative. that this will be halted khorUy thie morning from tiie John F den (Jlty-Mlneola area stores was physMst Edward Tellar, an "However, we have not aban­ thing as real motivation to learn. all, it’s only $100,000.” tribute. TTia plann in g (xm uniaaiofi ra v e >ees and other insects. are the wUrld’ s finetU You can te e and avowed opponant of the treaty who when new oonnections to a treat­ TTemey Fiineral Home, 219 W, Sitting in with Harrison besidea valued at about $10,000. These pleats have elten...beaa doned the hope that after further apfiroval losit night to two buRding toste the difference . . . yet they coal epposrsil before the subcommittee ment plant are completed. Center St., with a solemn high Griffin were several key figures onpUcations made last week to ttie The toot tooluded air oondltton- wTonidy aconsed of oonalng hay study the Soiviet Union will find Townshend is expected to be en-" Monday, will be made public after our proposals worthy of serious Mass of requiem at the Churcir>of in the long Prince Edward acbocri ’Vernon Fire Diatrict Skming Com- ers, color televlsloa seta, dehumidi- fever, beoenae their flowering less than e cent per frank more. m tm M y delettons. doised by the Retxrblicans to run ttie Assumption. dispute, who joined in the cocqier- miosion. ' A public hearing kr fists, hi-fi equipment, muatoal in- oofaioldee with that ef ragwera examination. So tliat we may against Lee in this year's mayor­ "I know of no one of my senior reach agreement on what in our of C Head Renews The Rev. Francia T. Butler was ative effort to put an end to the aeheduled for Aug. 38 to eonolder otrumente, gaixim tooto and a rug and other piaats whose pollen advbwrs, and no one on alty campaign. oelebrsuit, assisted by the Rev. plight of the county’s Negro chil­ -the aj^licatkma before any aoUan oleener. is wfaid-bome. The poOlnatfaig view wc^d be another step in the The state light-to-know law the Mnt CMafs of Staff, who direction both sides desire." John D. Regan, deacon, and the dren. to taken. 8 e v e ^ poUoe oommsmdera' and sees ox for tiieae p la ^ varies against support of provides that all records of gov­ Rev. Francia J. Mtoalek, sub- Prince Edward’s white children The appUoations are ftxm Rob­ tbelr Bubctdinates were reaesigned beosoee of variottoae to eUmoto. ernment agencies be open to in­ ratification of this treaty with ‘Pork Barrel’ Attack deacon. Paul CSietalat was organ­ have been attending classes of­ ert Oarabedlan w to to oeekiiig per- within the depa(rtment to a sbeke- A frrouently overlooked source spection by the pubhe unleas such iafsgaards," McNamara testified. ist and soloist. Burial was in St. fered by a private white school mtoskm to. conatruiot a drive-in res­ up that foltowed dto(doaure of tho of trouble ie the fungus or mold Ha said ttie safeguards were inspeotion would advorsedy affect foundation. that fonna to gross and other Stratford Manager WASHINGTON (AP)—Edwin p.<&dustries and thereby ereate more James’ Cemetery. Father Butler taurant at Venxm drolc, and burgtoiy ring 10 days ago. provided by underground testing, the public security, the financial reed the committal service. The figures included J. Seegar Folios said acme of the oocueed, vegetation to the summer. The interests of the state or its politi­ Neilan, president of the U.S. job s. from Sen. F’ronklln G. Welles, who plana to prepare lor quick re- Has Kin in Town Bearers were 'William Szcxygiel, Gravatt, counsel for the Prince although matrtod, hod girl friends oommon Penlcilllum, the mold cal subdivisions, or If denial of in- Of toe chamber members who wante permission to build a one- oumptian ^ atmosphere tests if Chamber of Commerce, today re­ Oliver Benoit, Loren Perry, Ray­ Edward Board of Supervisora otory additlan to his store in TU- wbom they pUsd with costly gifts from which penicillin to mode, the Soviet Union abrogates the j^peotion was necessary to protect support ARA projects, Neilan which closed the schools by de­ a frequent offender. Others ore fEIGEL^ Richard E. Blake, newly ap­ newed his attack on “widespread said, "We can’t expel toem or mond Belisle, Lawrence Belisle cottidH e. from ammtg the stolen gooda treaty, fuU operation of weapons the reputation or oharaSter of any clining to appropriate l(xM funds Altornoria and Hbrmodendron. pointed Stratford town manager, public immorality in ttie use of force them to support our views.” and Bhrest Blanchard. A report from Metosif and Eddy < One of tbe purpoited gift laboiiteles, and strong inspection persons. in 1969; Henry Marsh, a young For any form of ollecgy osueed has relatives in Manchester. Nellan’s speech last week drew on the KunnU-Clark land, proposed Mends, Joan DeOurtto, 37, o f East M Mrmeui and detaction eystems. federal funds,” and he again com­ NAACP attorney of Richmond; Meadow, was indtoted on aohaige ir inhaling the allergen, akin A son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard CASH STOLEN FROM POLICE prompt and bitter response from for an kicineti$tor site, will be dto- eOtORING pared K to the sex-spy scandal In and William ITanden Heuvel, of cussed at next wsrir’a meeting of looetvtog sad oonoeoling stolen lets give toe quickest means WASBINaTON (AP) — Gen. Blake of Stratford, hia mother le C ongress. the Department of Justice, who G R E E N W IC H (AP) — Greeji- Great Britain. RockvUle-Vernon when ohainnan Kran KUpatrick ptop erty. diognosla. But, since even skin Maxwell D. Taylor told senators the former Jessie McKay of Man­ Senate Democratic Leader Mike played perhaps the key nrie in wich poli<)e are investigating the In a television interview, Neilan returna from ‘vacation. tests ore noit infallible, ooreful ob­ today that the nation's top mili­ chester, daughter of Jamea Mc­ Mansfield of Montana called it working out the agreement. Tbe MOCotiA woman named in the theft of $1,000 from th^r own po­ said the modem political pork Also on the agenda for next servation by your doctor is eesen- AT YOUR PAVORITg POOD STORC. tary lesdire ^>prove the limited Kay of 34 Clinton 9t. "an affront to get citizens of this Harrison disclosed that the (ol- sealed indtetmanfs woe not identl- He also has four uncles in thie lice station. barrel is a much greater problem nation,” who he said had been ac­ wsric to diacuasion on subdlvlalon tial. imclser test ban treaty even Chief Davdd W. Robbins said S B C Probes lowing Virginians agreed to serve flsd immediately beeauee she was town, James W. McKay. Robert J. than the Profumo scandal in cused of bribery In assuming they of a tract of land adjacent to Vem- Because ailergane promote tiie tboitgb "there are military disad- that the money was discovered as tr^ees of the new Prince Ed­ not in custody. McKay, Paul T. McKay and Ar­ Great Britain and he said that its would vote for a senator or House w ood F s n n e w hich la a d ore <3sae xxluction of histamine by toe misaing on Aug. 2, biit he decUned ward Free School Association: Tbe latest two ORSSted to >dy, a grou p o f antihistam ine thur M. McKay. Impact was g^reater. But I doubt member solely because of the plaiw to d ev elop fo r h ou sin g uniMs. ebairman of the Joint to discuss the investigation. Skinner Rd. Colgate W. Darden, former Vir­ fy>Hoe ■r-MTidiii 'ere Henoy D; Qooe- drugs have become popular tor of Staff, gave his views to Blake was former public works that It will brtog down any Cabinet p ro je ct. anTM, of Plahiview, and Patrick "Too many people can be hurt members,” he said. ginia governor and formerly temporary relief of toe acute at­ a elgeid eeseloti of the Senate Pre- director in Stratford. M ansfield noted that som e 600 L. Noary, 86, of Jericho. They by rumors,” the poUce told news­ In a speech last week, Neilan president of the University of Vir­ tack. Theee may be token by parsfkMos eubcommlttee even as bankers, professional people and Building Lag ginia who is now a member of tbe were indtoted on chargee of orim- men yesterday. had characterized such programs businessmen, "all Chamber of Town Will Pave mouth or inhaled. Although they br. CBoon T. Seaborg, chairman He said, however, that the State Board of Bducatitm; Dr. ''toally reoelvbig end aaaoeaSttg usually give quick relief, toeir use of tbe Atoniic Bnmgy Commission, as the Area Redevelopment Ad­ Commerce members,’’ had coop­ Daini Queen Did You nwney was in two enveiopes inside Fred B. (jole, president ot Wssh- stolen property. ministration as "billions for bal­ erated in planning ARA projects. The akinner Rd. School building Road on Monday may be attended by such side re­ was eupportlng the treaty at pub- a cash box in the property room in ingUm A Lee University, Dr. Rob­ ifoUoe said Neaiy, also oberged lot bribery,” and he said that Rep. Wright Patman, D-Tex., committee meets tomorrow night actions os drbwainaas, Ughtheod- Ue iMeiiii^ ,by other Senate — the basement of the polloe station. ert P. Daniel, president of Vlr- with opproprlaUiig tost property, Know That some congressmen had become chairman of the House Banking ednees, or Increased nervous ten- The cash was ervidence confis­ w ith representatives of the i;inia State College; Dr. Thomas P a v ih g ot ttis avs-looA-wide oontended he found a $150 phono­ groupe- The Internal Revenue Code now “bagmen.” He said that voters (Committee, suggested Neilan SlOlL Teykr read to the preparedness cated in two burglary cases. Douglas E. Dahm Co., contractors Henderson, president of Virginia strip on 11m north aids of Bkkldge graph tunitable to an ahendoned in e ffe ct w as enacted in 1954, and had willingly gone along with pork “should deport Itself to some In many of the popular hay eubconunlttee, headed by Sen. » Deputy Chief James B. Healey Union Unive^ty; Dr. Earl H. Mc- oar. He hod been auspended from represents a complete revamping barrel projects. bushman tribe where there are no for the school, to set a definite St., between ^iruoe end Main >10., fever remedies they are com­ John Steimia, D-Miss., a state- and Detective (Jeiptata Thomas Clenny, president of St. Paul’s the force last week but no reaaon bined with an older remedy— of the Income tax law to that In the past, Neilan said, pork taxes, no debt, no public services, oompletion date but there are io- wlU be done Monday, sooording to mmt on the poeHion of the joint tim e. Burke are conducting the investi­ C olleg e fA LawrencevUle; and Dr. was announced at that time. eptaepbrlne. The adrenal eortt- farfais of Staff. barrel projects such as Improve­ and no government which might dioatVone that the meeting wkl F. D. C. Ribble, retired dean of Chester F. Langtry, deputy direc­ gation. ments in rivers and harbors at be tempted to govern for the bene­ Arreeted In the case Aug. 4 and oal steroid hormoMe are else Stennis withheld copies internal Revenue Service Is also explore some of the reasons the law school of the University tor of public wnriu. todloted yesterday were policemen useful In eome peneoe with ee- lR?PiCa!-TK^'nM E least had national interest. But he fit of the people.” Of * tom nev^ro unUl they into nine regions, 62 dis of Virginia. The Ughwey deporiment espsets OPP08E BUS DROP .said the character of the pork During the Interview today It for the delay. E(»wand F. Dando(t$di, 87, of Jer- vere hay fever. a cM sored 838 loca l o ffice s Virginia Union, Virginia State to be back at full strength then, tobo; Robert Ferraro, 81, o f Floral Preventive measures I n e lu d e vereterof the Monday testimony i ______HARTFORD (AP)—Six riders barrel has now changed and fed was pointed out that 80 per cent The school, scheduled to be com­ and St. Paul’s are Negro inatitu- opposed a proposal by the Short eral funds are being used for and will be aide to oomplets the Perto Queene; Joeeiph P. RaiUy, 39, avoidance of the causative pollen. of ARA money goes out to local pleted by tomorrow, has some 18 tions. street widening project. h y^ . Edward TeUe^atonfic sci- 250,000 tourisU visit Une of (Connecticut, Inc., to dls- purely local projects, at Hkdcavllle, and Frederiok O. Whan Indoon hosords oro greatly enti^who opposed the test ban' Thomas in the Virgin Is governments and Industries in the rooms that remain unfinished. Ac­ Harrison said a tentative under­ continue a 7:10 a.m. bus trip be-^ Asked about charges that many The town’s work, eoccept for tbe Yrauerte, $1, and Albert P. Over- reduced by oir-condltianlng, since form of loans. Neilan replied that cording to Griswold C h a p p elL standing had been reaaliHkimuto.ting aoctraet from be shared with France If France There were indtcations that ate Labor Committee quickly ap­ cattle has been found to speed the does not become a party to the 770 million acres of land, over L. Schoepf, consultant on secondary State police said Umt Petuiayl- m u n ity.” struction workers was another moved to the Idancbester area are one-third of the total land in the aohool services for the N ^ Hamp­ vania authorities have a detsUner Uracial board of trustees would proved today the nomination of healing of wounde In teete with treaty- The town charter permits a dis- factor in the delay. Elxtra men operate the program with funds Howard Jenkins Jr., first Negro .Mgihiii to Join the Newcomera nation. shire Deipartment of Education, against the youth for buying a dog missed town employe to appeal to aaimato The extrnot, believed to Mane said that if this country were put on the project last week, provided by one or more founda- Caub. Thoee interested may call has been hired as principal of West in that state with a beul check. to be named to the National La­ be a protein, to taken from the M a k e a la golBg to help e nonsignatory the board of direotorB, but leaves though, and more are scheduled tioha and poaslUy from individual bor Relations Board. Mis. Robert Noonan, president, 67 BHJOY U m A staff of approximately 175,- Haven ’ High School, the boeu'd of final judgment solely in the bands grtotly eertltoge of bovine wfrid- power with terting, be couldn't to start this week in an attempt contributors. Jenkins received the personal Bhrry Rd-, or any eornmlttoe obaJr- Boast My rate Ua ratification of 000 is required by toe Veterans education announced yesterday. of the general manager. to oomplete the school as sooa,an p lp e a SUNDAE STOP at... Dairii Administration to handle the af- Extended Forecast First punioss of the program, endorsement of Secretary of La­ ■ m traaty. He was formerly principal of Mor­ Langtry admitted that he baa possible. I beginning this fall, would be re­ bor W. Willard Wlrti, an old fliet meeting tor the oomiag fairs of more than 32 million vet­ ^xiken to some attorneys about W arm said a lot bad been said gan High School in Clinton. Architect WUliam Miletto has medial training for the hundreds frioid and colleague. ■Boeon will be held Tuesday, Sept. erans. WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—The ttie actions for appe^, but said "I at ttw ganats hearings on the been invited to attend tomorrow's of Negro children who have bad He also was backed by Sens. 17, at 7:46 pjn. at the Moncherter Queen UR. Weather Bureau iseued this have not engog^ any legal oounr traaty about not trusting Soviet ROBERTS RITES SET meeting, Gottier said. He admitted no formal education In four years. Gordon AUott. R

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TWELVS BIANCHESTER ISVENING h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST lA 1668 Junior Magic Manchester Parkade Stores Make Mine •OnMUsny' < Dotflils Yeur FhB \ WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY... KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS “FASHION SQUARE” a t ■ Diaoovar I> I » O '8^ OIRANZ) WAY bos CCttLEGE glPCHBN for yourself. G«t oist Bargains OAMPUS FAVORITES in the sea­ carefree, happy faelliig wlwnevy son’s nunfcsr one shade, Crsnbeirry appetitae call for iwunMiment. Red. the festive, fiabteting color O i^ a deUcioua PIZZA, MuiWng that does such iparvrious things with red ripa tomatoes and your Listed by fo r oompiexloiDS. In or out o f choice of muahrooma, sausage, The Inquirer Kboot. JUMPERS and SHLFTB salaiM, anchovies, pepperonl or ars way out front, for the 1963-M bacon. GRJNDHaiS, too, ars a season. See them it all the smash­ complete meal, bursting with good- ing new MagiKi arid silhouettes fOr-you flavor. They are oven- (pouff, flare, A-Hae, some witti toorted READY TO GO w here you Need Money Fastf Hoover collar). For fun and frolic go. ESnjoy the fun o f ® n ln g o u t a t Oonfidently Head-First taito a New DDTO’S ITALIAN KTrCHHN, w Zodiac Quift! Season OOiNNECTICUT BANK AND th e S T R E T C H D E N IM C A P R I w ill Main Street Stores You’ll want to look your best for TBU6T COMPANY loans are teem with Mouses and sweaters. let the apecialUes of **>• here be reflaherf at home, OPEN Coming Soon! the glorious autumn season ahead. available for any deserving pur­ Come to “FASHION SQUARE' Do Botti: Beta* *“ 4 AoootnpUah ■ SOHUUTZ BEJAUTY SALON, 983 pose. Loans may be obtained at CHIAND W AT. Tou’U love their SUNDAY THROUGH THURS­ Something new and exciting is DAY 11:30 aJn. to 11:M pm. airi Tou'U h*ve twice the fun this Main Street, refreshingly air- promptly and in strict confidence, a^ee, textures, opiors. Wear It month If you soak up the sun and coming to WILTON’S GIFT OPEN FRIDAY AND SA’TUBDAY SHOP, 9«4 Main Street. Watch conditioned can lift your coiffure lUfe insurance is included. Three inside or out, the pin-stripe let yofur tagers click up a dashing to 1 am . CHARGE IT IF YOU fo r It. into new-season lines snd your o ffic e s in M anchester; 803 Main, BLOUSE with button-down collar. new sweater with a SWEATER 15 North Main and the Parkade. Is destined to top the popularity p rC lT ^ YOUR TARN SHOP summer-weary spirits rise, too. Sol* stalls Thursv Aug. I5...greatost values in many years Semi-Annual Progress Report The competently-trained and ex­ of the "Ben Oosey” blouse. Come Thin wafer-type oooMaa on the second floor of Watkins, are easiest to remove from cookie CO BURN & MIDDLEBROOK. perienced staff offers a complete Open sandals are the only kind tonight to "FASHION SQUARE” WISH AND TAKE pinjny the rewarding pastime of of shoes that make sense when at GRAND WAY. When you try sheets if the pans are ruhbed an absorbing knitting hobby that 629 Main Street, invites you to line of beauty culiture services. T the temperature reaches 90. Any on tile sportswear, you’U know it’s UghWy with shortening end given of sending the young badc.ta-school...buys for the home, tool relaxes you as it adds to your own read the good report of the "GOV­ BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT ERNMENT EMPLOYES FINAN­ NOW for that flattering HAIR- other kind of footwear will be hot love at first aight. an even coating of flour before wardrobe or that of your family’s. and uncomfortable. k baking. MONTHS TO PAY Catch all eyes on the ski slopes C IA L C O R PO R A ’n O N S’TOCK’’ OUT or PEDRMANENT WAVE or for the 6 month period ending youthful HAIR RINSE. With chib The strips of rind from half a m a strikingly patterned sweater Myth or no,- the stories about the I f yo■ou want a sugar topping on you can cU% up on big needles. June, 1963. Come in or call activities warming up for a busy lemon or orange wiU do great 643-1105. S7, season ahead, you’ll want to ap­ Southern belle who dodgeu the sun tMngs for a pound of prunes. roBed-outolled-c cookies, brurii the Turn heads your way at the skat­ V vj pear nicely groomed. Reserve the are worth considering. She main­ Add the thin lemon or orange do(«h with Ughtly beaten egg ing rink or winter carnival in a white before sprinkling on cookies. hMd-made SWEATER you creat­ Fur-trimmed oaahmere cardi­ time moat convenient for you. tained her peaches and cream com rind when you oook the soaked gans make ideal evening wraps 643-8951. plexion wWe her less fortunate prunes. On some drop cookie doughs, the ed for yourself. There are so many cousins saw their skin become sugar WiU s t ii^ w ithout addUng the styles availablo that would be per­ for summer vacatione. ’They’re dressy and easy to pewk. If you don’t want to spend the rough and'leathery after years of When you are boibecuing qpore- egg white. Oolored sugar makes fect for cool evenings on the lake exposure to the sun. a pretty topping for venUla oook- or fo r an open car. During Aug^ust money for several fall hats, your ribs in O te even, you may wiki to t^e advantage of the 20% to Avoid Expensive Loss best bet is to buy one In fur. 8172 cover the pem during the roost­ iesL Both FAIRWAYS have NAME You’ll find that a fur hat oan be More Space, More Convenience ing; if so, be sure to uncover the 60% SAVINGS 77c I Sole L54 Sole 1.57 have purchased items installed by your own Brighter the life of a lonely shut- a Gp-toom aond, e e n h ^ • Mamny tansr Iw liito • ff P*" ■ aanmearv i.as seoM Aotr %S9 in or elderly someone with the Joy housecleaning and the reshuffling Oval shaped for matcfakig poelMt. Men’s Small, ^luflaiii, Large. Sde47f SSOnAmSStrne. plumber. of a living gift, a singing Csmary of your dosets from siunmer to 180‘ vision. Shat­ w a n autumn apparel. Service at "M AR- or a provocative Parakeet. Bring terproof lens. Ad- TINIZING " to fast yet thorough. It stable strap. the youngsters into THE PE T to geared to save you time. All SHOP for a tour that to faaclnat- work to done on the premtaea, so LOOK FOR MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS { Ing fun. TUriTLE A McKINNEY” there to leas danger of loss. OPEN LADIES! is the name to remembrr for your MONDAY THROUGH SATUR­ BE SURE TO SEE OUR SPECIAL DISPLAY laiwn and garden needr.. DAY from 7 to 7 and Thursday N E W F A U DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO POWDER ROOMS. evenings to 9 pm. Keep “him’’ Tru-Court No One Is Dtaappolnted suppU^ with professlonaUy laun- Q u ality 9b. » WASH A HANO •Just one of the many things you’ll .now find at When ROYAL ICE CREAM to dered shirts by ‘ M ARTIN iZlNG” Williams Oil. Stop in today! on the menu, everybody to happy TWO HOUR SHIRT SERVICE. TENNIS V 1 TIERS around your table, you’ll see. They 299 W e s t M iddle Tpke. Flyen i f the t like the rich, smooth goodness. shuts slide around in the drawers BALLS 8 AM . to 6 P.M.—THURSDAYS 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. They Uke the fresh, tangy ftavora several weieka, they stay fresh and Serve it plain or fancy, but do In- clean because they are neatly MOVIE Heavy Nap. Blst th a t it ’s R O Y A L IC E C R E A M , peokogeid for you. Leave your dry Pari< o f 3 Warren Street. Buy at fine drug cleaning and shirts at either plant, ProparUossed and grocery stores that carry whichever is more oonvenient for ioMsIbss, ROYAL ICE CREAM. For special you. 1 Sale L6Z occasions, serve an lOE CREAM STURDY MASTIC 30" and 36" long C A K E , or fa n cy S T B N C S L S L IG E S Room-darkening window shades CANDID RHK ’EM KAT CAR or ever-pbpular 8PUMONT. Save are a boon to busy mothers. Used the best for lost. Serve ROYAL in the nursery, they keep out dis­ GOLF BALLS Ruflied algrle in eotton Ihe New World Of Mohawk Carpets Upbeaalrrtitoiitaatir;shiidy Mteen. nodeed ineert on K3E CREAM for dessert regularly. tracting sunlight New designs are Distance and'Long Life steal baeaa, Hg M ' leng. ____ ■ A^JIa^Mdl dust-repellent and nonallergenlc, Stock Up Now You can convert twin beds into as well as coming in colorful de­ SpsciRt a king-size bed with a king-size signs to dress up thq interior. 2 For ^ 8 9 “ -■n------U 9 urethane foam mattress pad. Be­ espr< fore you buy, measure the com­ Dave’s Smoke Shop on8 \ ■, 'J‘ —till.., "#I* bined beds— ^wldth and len gth — to Make it a pleoaant habit to shop Reg. 85e eoeh get the right size pad. There will DAVE’S SMOKE SHOP, 111 Cen­ I be no center space between the ter Street, now AIR OONDI- WASH AND WEAR two beds if you tufn the twin nONFlD. Come for your favorite MOLDED “AERO” ■ta—to.eto.ato BRJ^EjO mattresses parallel to the head summer READING. Relax at the MATCHED and footboards before putting the glistening refreshment counter aa TENNIS pad on. you sip and. munch aom ething de­ MEN'S SLACKf EASY-CARECOiORFUL licious and satisfying. If the man I Ovf PlWPifrtlMi Smi4c9 it M LUGGAGE Don’t You Find of the house appreriates a good RACKET S rE •a® That when you’re on vacation cigar,' get a box of 60 sweet and f it Re)?. 2.98 ORCU KRIM DVNDAREES DRESSES...MANY STYLES it’s an ideal time to experiment mild ’DAVE’S SMOKERS” «- IM effeWwl hmttH fra«| with new make-up magic! LENOX G A R S , 31.96. T h e abopia brim ­ R H A K M A C Y , 260 E ast Center ming with novelty GIFTS also 198 Street, invites you to step up to GREETING CARDS and BOXFD mi ftpe OmHr Sole333| 1£TX I * ! • r a CANDIES. OPEN SETFBN DAYS SdleL67 their cosmetic department and let Lightweight Regulation Size ■ r o U L A liy 3L99 aeeuuuav4 ssauumrrsf their “Ann” suggest the most A WEEK. 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MANCHtoTEB IVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONH, WEDNESDAY, A litiU lg K W SDNMDAT, AUOURT H 19fl» 13 fX lt J B T E X N S ^ H o n . Tw o W SOm DAT. AUGUST U, 196B JLtirb^atE r Suenins Iffhtlit —------»'» ••• C ongo Facing Grisiis, Polly’s Pointers For Limited Cost Projecti Ordinance Draft Still Some Questions NEW USES FROM OtO By POLLY CRAMER . 1. In- aooQCXtonos with the Devalue Franc Newspaper Enterprise Asaa. B o iE ird May Establish pmvtoions of Spsctol Act 150 2-d BIG WEEK S H O O R of the Gensrsi AssemMy of On Special District DEAR POLLT—You wrote re­ cently that you were afraid to 1063 oonoemfng the estaUito- H7 M in r P. BfAMNOOK fforelgn debt of 3« bilUon francs ment of q>ectol taxing didtriots vdiile the Congo would take charge throw anything away because LBOFOUDWJB, Um O onso somebody always pops up with a for the itovn of Manchester, To preipare for a hearing on a propoeed special taidng dis­ of the rest. Storin Sewer Fuiid (AP>—Pranltr QjrUle Adoin* way It could have be^ used. Here there to hereby edtablitoed a trict to provide parking in the downtown area, town directors Belgium also was reported to spectol taxing distrlof for the m s ta a flnsnrlsl >m whsn he have agreed to hand over the Con­ Is another thing for you to hold last night assigned town officials to perform three tasks: m ot to lIuraiM tor scoaomlc on to—old purses and wallets. The Rather than vote a ungle allocation for a storm seWer (m purpose of defraying by taxes go's portfolio of securities. The levied solely upon property (1) Parking authority members^- He has returned to find faiin- size of this portfolio Is unknown, good parts of the leather or plas­ Loomis St., town directors last night instructM Gen^^al self stni between the devil and the tic make excellent Insoles. Use within distriot (see note 1 be­ Bruce WaUdns and Joaeph Gar the country club’s board of gov­ but it Includes one-quarter of the noan are to aurvey the downtown deep blue sea. the old sole as a pattern and Manager Richard Martin to set up a peilnanent storm sewer low) sny of the cost of under- ernors — and some remarks from shares of Katanga’s giant Union area to find out how many mec- The dava Is the qMctsr tH na- paste the new one In with house­ schedule, and offered in turn to provide a semi-permanent tsiking or acoomplitotog wkhin Dr. A. B. Moran on the rttib's Mihieir copper and cobalt com­ ohanits, in what blocks, are favor­ bankiwptcy toom runaway hold cement. ThU soft leather or fund. such district any of the pur^ operations. plex and the former Belgian Col­ able to the proposal. They already w i « h« m and msisslee government plastic can also be used to cover At the Beptemher S dlrMtcn poses authorixed by chapter 100 Boggini reported two changes in ony’s holdings In other companies CLEARANCE iiig funds tor Individual storm sew­ had signatures of about 40 mer- uesc spswdftig. The altenmtlve Is meeting they will qoneider en ap- at the general statutes. the club’s handling of non-mem­ operating here. buttons and belt buckles. —MRS. er projeeta.” ohants and tondownere in the oen- a devaluation of the Omgo franc. An agreement also was reached I. vonH. pnitNiaUon large enough — |16,- 2. Sueh special tax shall be ber players. Beginning twoweek.s TMa to urged on Adoula by eeo waa mentioned laat nigbt, to Democratic Dlreotor David Bar- based upon annual budget ap­ tral core who approved the plan; ago, he said, any town resident, on payment for the 2,100 Belgian ly and ReptabUoan Harold A. Tur- (2) General Manager Richard tatamatioanl experts. teachers, doctors and technical DEAR POLLY—I think I have be taken from the General I>bnd propriations and etotmates of member or not, can get a week­ A kHV-standing problem be­ Mnston both doUbtod the direotora receipts from aoU'vitieB related Martin will then alter the Unee of end starting time by calling the advisers In the Congo. The sources an Improvement on the use of Capital bnprovamant R .aaatve this diatriot to conform with the came mgent three y n tiu a g o. The ocnAI appropriate funds for a ape- to ouch porposee as approved club Thursday afternoon. said Belgium will pay two-thirds nylon net for dischcloths I got Fund — to permit the town to parking authority findings, if nec­ flUtod States, the Congo’s main ctflc priority list of projects. the Board of Directors for In the past starting times were of their salaries. the cheaper grade of wash cloths a ccom p lish ' p ro je cts o f UmMad essary Bonee e( aid. suspended two im­ 'T don’t ttatok th^ it would the special taxing district, as only given out to members, with Belgium may provide sonie of and sewed the net on one side. ooet — probehly under $3>BOO — woric,” aaid Barry, “unleas the list portant tterns of aid in July in the short-term loans Adoula will as they come up. provided by the charter for (3) Meanwhile, Assistant Town non-memibers picking up any left This is wonderful for removing Ctounscl Arnold Klau will see if ■n attempt to force through re- need to bolster the Congo franc dried eggs, etc. from dishes, pots The project eobedule would per­ was frequently updated.” adaption of budgets, and toall over openings. Sorms. in the event of a devaluation. The "Any project schodule the board be included but shown separ­ the proposed town ordinance, a In addition, any non-member and pans. The cloth side is used mit the directors “to see eome draft of which waa distributed last These tteins were money to n- United States had told Adoula It for glasses and easy-to-clean dish­ progreeaion in aooordance with an sets up must be fiextole,” Turklng- ately in the annual tax levy of town resident may play nine holes die Import of consumer will not help unless Belgium is ton said. “Give the opemting de­ the tow n. night, con be altered to specifical­ es. This little idea may cause /'I orderly plan,” according to Dirso- ly exclude aJJ projreirty used for of golf at half the 18-h«rie greens gooato to on ow ning g u f on the willing to help back the Congo scouring pads to go out of style. tor Theodore Powell, acting as partment enou^ and thsy can do 3. The boundaries of tlSs fee on luiy weekday without hav­ rttelves o( Oango^diops and money residential purpoeee from the spe­ franc, the best available sources —MRS. E. A. M. Ohalrman in the abeenoe M ayer the projaeta otenutohrea aa they i^>ectol taxing district are as ing to wait for 18-hole parties to for pobUe works projects. Last at eom a u p .” cia l tax. say. Francis J. Mahoney, who to at a shown on a map entitled "MAP tee o ff. pear these accounted for nearly Dtrec&» Powell said, *T think Directors David Barry and Har­ One expert estimated at least DEAR POLLY — When cutting oonferenee in Teotas. OF SPECIAL, TAXING DIB In the past members plajring 18 lUtf the ffS million the Chited we would all feel better If we see old A. Turkington both asked that $60 million would have been neces­ roses from your rose bushes, hold The propoaed storm sewer plan TRierr FOR DO'WNTO'WN holes were given preference. posnd toto the Congo, sary to prop up the Congo franc a progreeaion to aooordance with MANOHESTHR,” whidi map residences be excluded, either by aay the eorrent ex- the branch with a cUp-on clothes­ was suggested by Democratic Di­ redrawing the Rnes or altering the Director Harlan Taylor reported if devaluation had taken place pin to keep from pricking your some plane,” and Stone asked for is hereiby declared to be part dim ge rate of to Congo francs to rector Robert Stone, in reqxmae wording of the ordinance. ha-ving a contradictory experience, July 16, the original D-day. fingers with the tlmms. —MRS. ''an tookislve list, tor which the h ereof. tbs to unrealistic. Some ad­ to a requested stogie appropria­ board would make an app«t>iNla- But Turkingrton aaid. as did having be«i told recently that he H. G. could not play nine holes if there vocate a devaluation of up to SOO tion of $2,600 for a stoim aewer on tlon and from which the depart­ Note 1 — Since the directors Frank Stamler, that he thought pv tar some imports. They lio o m is S t the distriot toould be extended were other parties playing the full DEAR POLLY—Other mothers ments 'would make toaprovementa want to exclude residential my the present rate penalisee ex- Martin said storm water to aa necsesaiy.” north and south from the pro­ 18. Ruth Millett who sew for their daughters know properties from the tax, As­ •This is one of the troubles.” portara, favors importers and en- eroding Eighth District land bor­ sistant Town Counsel Klau will posed boundariea to include all as I do that straight pins won’t Martin aaid there are about six said Powell. "Our reports don’t al- aamagee smuggling. dering Loomis St., and should be projects pending, coating about propose adding a sentence: central business district proper­ hold in net unless it is being used routed through the town stoim wa>"s agree with the experiencee of Ttos to costing the Congo mil- CHILDREN DESERVE A $ 10,000. "Property solely for re.sident- ties. over a firmer fabric. I use tooth­ MY WATCH HAS A NEW aewer system. Director Theodore Powell, acting the to\^'nspeople.” don s at doOws a year. Diamonds, SHARE OF PRIVACY picks to hold the net In place for Republican Harlan Taylor asked lal purposes .shall not be includ­ Stone aaid, **Ihe thing that dto- ed in the district." chairman in the absence of Mayor He Mked for a report from Bog­ •offee, taa. rubber, cotton and measuring and cutting to really bow much remained unaMocated to gini, at the end of the season, on fh w oil are being slipped across burtoe me ia the lack of a genaml General Manager Richard Francis J. Mahoney, went them By RUTH MIIXBTT simplify the Job. the reserve fund—Martto’e answer the results of the recently Insti­ wide-opn frontiers while customs principle we can foUow in alloeatr Martin is now updating tlie pro­ one better, saying he thought that Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Also, old bobby socks make i V was about $171,000—and ashed if tuted system, and on the olub's men are bribed to look the other nwsT-oiSS[ji^. Ccalet the propoaed project should be con­ poaed map for the district. busine.ss north of Center St. in A bewildered mother asks what Ideal dish rags. Just cut the tops need of parking should al-w be in­ plans for capital Improvements to is wrong with displaying an In­ WMCHBAND • sidered an emergency—Martin ap­ Importers have been off and use them double, or split cluded—and then showed concern the course. terest in her teen-age daughter’s New Mafly Wear parently thought not. ___ out goods bought them and - crochet arornid the | over criteria for deciding the dis- Specific Improvements ars re­ phone conversations. No mention was made of the quired by the terms of the lease, rhfsr*T Abroad with foreign ' sx- e^es to prevent raveling. —MRS. Education Board tricl's eventual limits DOES YOURS? toot that the direotors had tenta­ whereby the dub rents the town- chu«e fnm the Congo’s paper- It seems she answered the tele­ J. H. S. FALSE TEETH All present were brought up phone for her daughter smd when tively set aside meat cf the Gen­ owned Globe Hollow land for semi­ thin reserves and selling them in WI«hMor»C6mfert Asks Funds for toort by Atty. Klau’s reading of the girl finished her conversation DEAR POLLY — If young i eral Phnd Oapital Improvement private use. naigtabortog countries where they Reserve Fhnd tor other purposes— the ordinance, which ai>e^fiee that she asked interestedly, “Who was mothers find their children’s ap­ SHOOR JEWELERS FASTXKTB, s plMMnt alksUlie Director Richard Wootteouse Irtrii Ugh prtcee in hutl cur- (ncm-MJld) powdw, holds fslst tastb $160,000 for sjtreeta and highways Sewer Service aJ) parking areas provided must It, dear?’’ When the daughter told petites become JsMled during the added, ”I'm disturbed that the ran cy. more fltmiy. To eat and talk la man and $16,000 >tor toaprovementa at Contract Signed for New Firehouse her the boy’s name the mother hot weather, let them eat out eemlort. Just sprlnkls • UttU FAB- be wnthin the district boundaries. changes required by tha leasa (for niere bae also been brisk illicit h M a ting vmST-OHJEy» JR . Globe Hollow—although no aSoca- Town Fire Chief "W. CUftord Mason observes as Genenti Manager Richard Mlartto and Anthony Squill- said: “Did he ask you for a of a school lunch box. Makes it | TU i'B OB your plsMs. No tummy, The board of education has ask­ "As I understand it,” said Pow­ non-member playl have only be­ trafficking in surplus food donated goonr, pasty taste or faallnt. Cheeks tion bad been made. ell, "we would have to put the d a te ? " seem like a picnic and U is amaz­ TO-SCHOOL” Speciai, Only In Steintew S tate odet" (dantun bneth) ~ ‘ aoote. of SqUDtooote Builders. Newington, prepare to sign the cemstruction contract for the new cen- ed the town directors for an addi­ come effective during tiie last few by tbe United States to feed $2.95 J t $16,000 to set aaide for storm parking on top of George Marlow's With that, her daughter lost her ing how quickly the milk goes FASnECTB s* any drut tsai ftoebouse, to be buOt in the Municipal Building parking kA. On General Manager Martin's desk weeks. I wonder If the club hasn't bowry Congolese. American oftl- SleeL THE PERFECT PARTNER FOR ¥0UR tional appropriation of $3,010.56, store. If we are going to lease temper, and said It was “ Impossi­ down when poured from a little aawer projeeta, pert of the capital ai« plans, in front of Um the ^>ecificaticns. for the $205,000 structure, which will probably be com- been guilty of some degree of bad here tear their hair at the kaprowment ariwduia only ap­ to cover the coat of sewer service Parnell Parking, we would have iMfat of tbto food in Brazzaville, ble to have any privacy at vacuum bottle. This makes a YOUNGSTER'S WATCH, 90ES FOR ANY WWCN jdsted lb March. Groundbreaking win be at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, with Mayor Francis J. Mahoney of- fa it h ? ” h om e.” game of eating, so it is fun. ' proved thto aprii% m uat ba for two schools served by the to tax Purnell Parking.’’ But General Manager Martin re­ e ^ d ta l at the former French Cem- General Manager Martin aaid Undoubtedly the questions that! A. U CARAT scrapped. ftcialting, assisted by Robert Smith. 56 Bigelow Bt., a charter member of Hose C3o. No. 2. whose pre­ Eighth Distriot. ported no oomplalnta about the g o . 'Pwo aUooattons were approved that the district boundaries oould club's operations from townspeo­ mmggHny was one at the caused the flareup were Just the j sent quartera behind the Unooln Scltooi the new firehouse will replace. (Herald photo by Pinto.) According to Douglas Pierce, straws that broke the camel’s | DEAR POLLY — To make a laat night, an appropriation of be changed by ordinance, however. ple. naeane for the cuts in aid, al­ $$,800 Ovm the water department bu.siness manager for the school Thus, when a new parking pur­ Dr. Moran, who aot through though rtd^oads of food are still ba ck . pillbox hat frame, you can use board, no allocation was made to It isn’t likely any daughter reaerve fund, and another of $1,- chase ia anticipated, the directors three and a half hours of dlscma- a rrivin g . the bottom of a big plastic bleach creased water pressure for fire only the ho^jitsl, but Martin pay for sewer charges against the would have become so upset over bottle. Wash it out thoroughly and 600 IMtn the sewer depectment re­ thought that other properties in Camera Reported would amend the district map to aion becausa he had been promised Most experts are agreed that a CARAT serve fund, for mains to Umber protection, aa has been asked by Bowers and Waddell Schools from such an incident unless for a long then cut off the top to the desired the area needed increased water include tbe area to be bought. a few minutee to apeak, used most RavalisstiaB, accompviied by oth­ TraJl and Tkhiod Rd. In the Look­ Chief OUfford Mason for the lose to 1662 because the Ekghth Directors Harlan Taylor and time she had felt that her mother depth of your hat. For ventilation, high school and by fire insurance pressure too. of his time to take the board to er refarma, must come quickly if out Mountain aubdlvtoian. Stolen from Car Distriot did not .bin for serricea Powell asked the parking authority wasn’t alloiving her any privacy. make holes in the bottom of the The board instructed Martin to task for the length of its meeting. drain on tho Cbngo’e economic M y aocquliito. . . to# opportantty Both are to reimburae the de­ undtowriters for the bospitsL during this approximate period. to provide an estimate of the Many mothers fall to sea that bottle. To secure the material to In addition. Water Department prepare estimates and specifica­ This is the longest stall that strength to to be halted before the o f a HfetiiM to hwaat bi diaaniKto veloper for the dtoferenoe between An 8mm Bell A Howeli movie Charges have been paid since amount of parking which would what they consider “normal in­ this frame, use thick white, quick- M CARAT Superintendent Lawrence W iUkof- tions for a sewer line — which Tve ever seen the directors man­ country tioed^ to death. BI6*' VALUE Daily the oopt of normal atoe and over- camera, valued at $50 to $60. waa June 1^2, however. According to be provided within the district, terest” may seem like prying to setting glue that dries clear. When by Fbaliira tack. . . M many dol. ske r^x>rted that the bospital is could cost as much as $100,000 — age yet. You were only mppoeed rtnepitf thrde troubled years, alaad mains, as the town lequiree reported stolen yesterday from Pierce, since the allocation is to the approximate location and cost, their children. the threads of nylon headbands I m 1666 tta n yeaM 6Rpaet t o pML DeHveriei having trouble with its domestic to serve the Keeney St. area. to be hearing reports tonight,” he pradnetion of many export com 4-pieca coppaa s e r v ic e In subdiviaionB which adjoin areas parked car a^ the rear of Wal- cover past and not present serv­ and thus an indication of the size modules to buoyant In some cases Whether the Interest to irritating get snagged, pull the threads in water supply on the top floor, be­ Presently subdivided to allow lach’s M orket'at 328 Green Rd. said. to the back with a crochet hook Not Exactly Aa Pletared HAST where future development to Uke- ices, It could not be made aa part of the bond issue necessary. “Boggini has adspitted the ooun- It zeacheo tha levels of the days or not depends on how tt is shown. "We'B le cause of the lack of water pres­ septic taidcs. the area has been ex­ Marie Blair of 718 N. Main St. of the 1963-64 school board budget and tbe bands will look like new. if - When the district lines have try club lease haa been violated,” when tbe Congo was a Belgian Continual questioning can seem Dctoned was an appropriation sure. amined by the health department told pohee toe had parked her oar request, although the obligation like prying. A mother wdio is -JUDITH Here To been tentatively draavn, the direc­ he continued, "You’ve dons noth­ oolon y. of $87,000 tor oomeoUiig large The new main would parmit the and some of the lots declared un­ at the rear of tfas market while WM outstanding at the time. tors can then. Judge flpom the as- But government over-spending more diplomatic usually learns Service suitable tor sewage disposal other ing during the past months to slop water maJna on E. Middle Ipto., boapiial to build a new addition slhappding. An adcktlonal appropriation stased property valuation what to Ukrty to htt 17 bUUon Congo Just as much about a teen-ager’s rrs L-UCKY TO WEAR higher, instead of apresdiiig oul than town sewsra. , the abuses at the country etob that Andorra A ll Catholic must be brought up at a regular mill rate the town muat charge. francs — about $360 million — Uds doin gs b y bein g read y to UAten VOUR BIRTH8TONE over more land area. . Keensy 'St. School, whose lo­ I have been warning you about.” TmXi oOHH oL. CO Man* or special board of direotora meet­ With a public hearing scheduled year, according ^ some 'when the daughter seems to want Manchester Memorial tSo^ittal cation w«s changed to provide a WAaraNGTON — Tbe “moot Otoster Itom ortal Hinaptoal -and in­ in g. for Ajug. 27, the directors hope to CANCER DEATH BATE And I prices have risen 300 to talk and by being interested in to • to«FS main on W. Middle to the second largest water user gravity sswer tie in with the PubKc Records per * atoce 1360. [her confidences. Outbobc’’ country to tiny Andorra, be able to advertise the map and The death rate from cancer In which neaUee between France and T1>ke. to town, after Cheney Bros., and Hackmatack St. Une, would also ^rfem ed awirces Mid Belgium No etto likes to ba continually the high school is the fifth. be served by the new line. California led the nation in high­ ordinance setting the district out­ tha Americas Is lower than that Spain. According to a OatfaoUc Firat estimated by Martin to Warrantse Deeds i««e d to srttli Adoula to as-1 under file eye of anyone else. As Dlreotor Btons asked if the Costa of the Hne would require way motor fuel consumption vrith lines by Aug. 21. of nine other countries of the Students’ IiSa^on Orusade eurvey, oont $16,000, tha afcwitton of H a rry D oerin g to <3arl D iT aran - western world, and higher only iimimilUlUji for almoet I ebUdrea grow older, the home town oould save money by con­ bonding, since sewer assessments 6.2 billion gallons last year, fol­ The board also heard a report all 6,000 reaidenta are Urted as funds waa put off becauM of the do and Barbara A. DiTarando, than that of Canada and Austra­ i»w of tbe OoBtoTs debt at 46 fan-, dioald become a place where increase in the estimate. structing a ritorter loop from tbe would only be levied after develop­ lowed by Texas and New York last night from N. Charles Bog- Wmi fF—ea | some privacy to ptxnrided tor all OUbolks. By oootreat, Greenland property on Pine St. The new main would supply In- torge $nddle lT>ke. main to serve ment has taken place. with 4 Mllion each. ginl, the town kaison officer with lia . Ttaeaa aoareM'- — ibJghmi membm of the family, has only seven Oatholiea to Ms Carl J. DiTarando and Barbara waold tA a OTar toe bofle at tbe' AD r%bto naerved populaitioii of Sa.,000. DiTarando to John F. Stasko, propery at 65 Durant St. Building Permits To John A. Partridge, for con­ struction of a dwelling at 236 mmpwnm, Mountain Rd.. $18,000. M P E a A L F u r n i t u r e S a l e w xr. Fishing Firm Formed

teOOOLEM PNOM PENH—The Ctambodian SELECTION! VALUE! LOW. LOW PRICES ! i toTOMS O I»IERATIO $V Fiahing and Cltannlng Oompany is being formed with initial capital of $2,300,000. Forty per eent has Art Benson, Our Furniture Manager Says: BIRTHSTONE •IQQ been subscribed by the Government "If you're in tho morfcet for ouallty Ihorn*n furnishing at AUQUST SALE ooprec SEMHI fy js and 30 per cent each by Oambodian and foiWgii Investors. PRICES— I suggest your ooriy soM Ctetien of tho following itoms ovoryono a RINGS SERVIN6 SPOON •UQAR AND CREAMER $7.M CI.IEA\SVSSW I=IEI root morLOW BARGAIN!" 14' SERVINS TRAY %1M Mahogany. Reg. $69.96 Maple or Walnut 4-Drawer Top Quality! Unfinished Pine MMsMHMMLItol STUDENT DESK KNEEHOLE DESK STUDENT DESK OFF §VBHY Nice H QUALITY SILYiRnATBI with C hair ^24.88 and CHAIR B oth F or W . 9 5 Lfaned Oak, Reg. $51.95 Reg. $84.95 I of elegaaeato Both F or <24.88 3 Beoly, Reg. $89.95 KNEEHOLE DESK Bojra’ Sterling Silver ONEIDA SILVERSMITHS With Chair gnA AC Famoas Blue-Bell HOLLYWOOD BED B oth F or SIGNET RINGS Nam ia baaufy and usefulness at this sur* OUTFITS BRISTOL BEDDING pMngfy low price. The Coffee Server has a Skunberland Maple Bed Includes: Deluxe Box Spring btemational Oholee of Head- O f A AA aapacity of 7 cups. You will find many addi« and Mattress. boards. Sale ^OT.OO 3-PIECE OUTFITS Both F or •5 9 .9 5 lional uses for the 14' overall Sen/Ing Tray. Include: Bed, box spring REG. Stainless<^^ ^ . All pieces are beautifully finished and have a A EXAMPLE RUYS ★ 1 Only—5-Pe. Solid Mapla and noattoees. 1 Group of Odd Beds 14.50 Reg. $99.50. $24.-88, Reg. to $49J0 |wm silver Plata. BRAND KITCHEN SET Sale W . 9 5 AUGUST SALE! 1 Only—5-Pieee Reg. $99.50 totgraved Free NEW Table and 4 chairs 1963 COMET 1 Only—7-Pleoe Chrome DINEHE • OVER 100 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM 2-DOOR »CDAN Beg. $99.60. Equipped with: Heater, de­ Sale <69.88 KITCHEN SET 42” Round Table, walnut, for­ froster, turn signals, oil filter, SEND THEM BACK, S6” x60” T able and 6 C hairs. mica top and 4 deluxe chairs. ALL SHEAFFER • ALL PRICED FOR IM M EDIAHSAU! tubeless Ores, plus Ford Motor LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S IXAlliER TO SCHOOL IN One Oroup of Deluxe Co. 2-year or 24,000-mile war­ ^961 ^ <59.88 <69.95 ranty. RECLINER CHAIRS WATCH BANDS PENS and PENQLS One Oroup of Modern 1 Deluxe 8-Pc. SN Sale Price ^IT.QQ other sots eqnaDy reduced! Sets, GrllU, Unrinrellas, ets. REG. € k € k ^ Jamaica Yellow. Blade vinyl in- REG. $ G 9 9 terlcnr, multjL-drtve tranamis- FROM F 2 M / u siem, powerbrakes, power 40% steering, radio, tinted wind­ »2.75 shield, windshield washers, pad­ r 5-»*to io»* ded dash, remote control mir­ ^3318 LEASING PLANS AVAILABU FOR A U '43 MODELS ror, wtaek oovara, whitewall tins. Federal Label $8962. Sals USE P r i c e ...... LOW RANK RA11S MAMjOWS SHOE DEPT. MANY. MANY OTHER Pmi VALUES-^OME ON M .. . YOUR MORIARTY BROTHERS ■Jewelers 34 MONTHS *Vay irtUi eonfidenee from Hartford C onans oUeat UaeolB Continental— "Special Care To -A Eoty Tanns Dapondobla for Ovmr 50 Yoon— I -k S H O O R TO PAY Oemet—MMcnry and WlUys Jleep 4-wkeel drive vehicles dealer.” Growing Feet!” CREDIT 301 CENTER ST. OPEN EVENINGS 443-5135 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER • 449-5221 # FREE PURNELL PARKING f17 MAM n . OHN YHURSDAY TO 9 MANCHESTER Main St,. Manchester

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MANCHEOTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEIL CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1968 FAdk SEVENtEEN FACT jPCTKElt MANCHESTER EVENI]^0 HERALD. M AXCBlSfEa. i -WEDNESDAY, AUGUST U, 1 » « Hebrori veoatidn program, acoonlinK to eraeh on E. Center 81., eaot of Efforts Palled Hal Boyle- Ropubiican Town Chah-man, Clif­ Crashes Bring Lenox St., eariy yesterday morn­ a ttansSy ford R. Wright. ing. She wiU be presented in Cir­ PensB Grammar School ,, Clambake Tomorrow T V -R a d i o cuit Court on Aug. 96. On Preventing Dade Om Double Talk Lesson; 'Today, Wednesday, is the dead­ Three Arrests Poilce reported Mrs. Griswold Opens on S^pt. 4 line for obtainir^r rese^ratlons for pulled her car out of a parking the annual dambake sponsored by lot and ran into the path of a car Ralb*oad Strike Itie HObron elementary pchool the local American L ^ o n Poet. T k M motottoU irtre arraated being driven by Joseph C. Rudnick. W inning Friends Robert Oafazzo, at the local Television of which CSiarles Gervaae is prin­ •ad a fourth waa iMuad a written 47, a t Blast Hertford. No orre was troAeum station may be called ( 3-13) CBS Reports . hurt but the Griswold ear, with (Oontlnwed from Pege Ode) 6:00 t a> Bi| 8 TTheater (in progreaa)^ w «m iiv b f Maactioatar polioa after MEATOWN cipal, win open Sept. 4 at 8:45 upon for tickets. This is one of (80-10)------Lirly -Show ...... (hi nrosreas) ( 8-4063) WagoB Train considerable left aide and fender By HAL BOYLE You pour liquor like it was price­ (22) Movie at 6 (in progresa) 1:00 (24) Japanese Tima less glue. a.m. Closing will be at 3 p.m. Pu­ the seasonal big events for the (12) (nose-Up tafraatlfatloi}, of ftNxjnotor refiida damage, was towed away. The 1215VJ Silver Lone. E « t Hertford tbeir responalbiUtlet In the coUec- NEW YORK (AP)—It's 'time L,egiceae strike seemingly would lie with rv e had plenty.” Cut me another I “ Yes, Mrs. Smith, the film ’s Pomprowlcz historian, Clarence 7:80 (lQ-23-SlO) The Virginian (O) 11:30 (23-30) Tonight i d a t maMne: a loft hand turn. Mrs. The ^urque car had rear bumper fever are going through the usual ( 8) Movie and trunk damage but was drive­ Congress. However, one hig^y piece, stupid, or are you trying to ' quite proud of your husband. I’ve program of sneezing and other Laking; sergeairt-at-arms, Wal­ (24) Travel Time _____ Wbealer and a fellow woman laced senator told a reporter it mforoefl, n * e more save it all for the dog? been keeping an eye on him late­ ter W. Donald. SFE SATDBDArS TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTIMI paaaanger from Oalifomia were able, K waa reported. BONELESS BRISKET nasal troubles. Many of the streets S> doubtful now „that Resident than Hmcc . 6orbid- “ Oh, here comes the waiter now ly, and he’s doing g;reat.” Imag­ are lined with ragweed. Some ZBA Request shaken up. Minor vehioular dam- Kennedy's plan for submitting the den. ine a pretty gal like her being Alfred Goldstein of Hebron is a f« waa r^>orted. with the bill. Shall we go dutch, property owners m ^ e an effort W'allace Claims Backing dispute to the Interstate Com­ Later Mabel?" Pick up the check, you married to that little pipsqueak. to get rid of the weed, others let asking the zoning board of ap­ Radio Shortly after 9 p.m., police In­ merce Commission c s n .h e passed. « geaerall RBtd . the - henna-haired Midds. You know I Wonder what he really does do nature take care of things. peals for a change in the property vestigation of a tmno-oar crash on MONTGOMERY. Ala. (API — After the rail talks bogged down BraoKriBe J.91 ' line on Laurel Rd„ from 25 feet (Thl« Usting Includes only those news broadcasts of 19 or 15 mtagnte . ***! bought lunch the last time. for us. • Good news, however, includes W. Canter St. at Cooper St. Gov. George C. Wallace, predlcta lb Wlrtz and Lawrence ^ F. O'Brlea, imprtamed “ It’s not Just the money, boss. “ I think a little extra weight on' to 15 feet, which will allow him length. Some stations carry other short newscasts). ■BIT and set the almost total absence of brought ^ e arrest of Joaeph he "will be met with themendous special assistant to Kennedy, met and other pri I feel I deserve a raise as a mat­ a man makes him look more at to buUd a cottage at the lake » 1:00 N ew. and Sign George Sevigny, 01, of 62 Spring re.sponse” if he decides to chal­ in the office of Senate Democratic the taAMog aUk CL Ekcy also tractive." But not when he al- mosquitoes, except in certain which will meet requirements. WDBC—ISM wyrrr—uta ter of principle.” It’s the money. m ar^y places. No Japanese 8:00 Jim Ncttleton St., on a charge of driving a lenge President Kennedy in some Corned Beef Leader Mike Mansfield of Mon­ nckod sSSsTm «»*» vfiitnm sta- read.y looks like a walrus. 8:00 Raynor Shlnea 6:00 Joel Cash “ Gee, Hortense, I could just sit 7:00 Bill Hughes motor vehicle while under the in­ of next year's primaries. tana. The IVb-hour session was tion. beetles, or almost none, are seen in Manchester Evening Herald He­ .:06 New. and look at you all evening." But “ Wonderful party. Where'd you this area. Some housekeepers also 12:00 Girand ___ fluence of liquor or druge. He was And. the governor .said in a attended also by Sens. Warren G. OppoMtimi ptfffiikniaBff were re- how about a little action, baby? find so many interesting people to bron correspondent. Miss Susan WINF—4236 ordered to appear in Chx»it Court. statewide television address Tues­ Magnuson, chairman of the Com­ partad Iti'jilog la make capital report the absence of moths, the B. Pendleton, telephone 2*8-8454. 6:00 Jell Sprung 6:00 News. Sports. Weather I’m slowly falling asleep. invite?” The zoo? The Bowery? kind referred to in the Scriptures 6:15 News. Weather and Tporta 6:15 Showcase IS on Aug. 19. day. "we will consider" entering merce Committee; John O. Pas- from YbanAap's UlawAjr prison i 7:15 Jeff Sprung WHOLE BRISKET Lb. 55e “It is now my pleasure to yield The city dump? as “fretting a garment." 'While 8:00 'The World Tonight Police aaid that Sevigny drove primaries sometime after the cur­ tore, D-R.L, second ranking Dem­ and dhaadhSatllioii with the floor to my esteemed col- 10:30 Tonight at My Place 8:30 Showcase rent session of the Alabama Leg­ ocrat on the committee, and YoUlcnfs p*—*- 9a attaUhlh a sn- we haven’t seen any newspaper Label Rule Netc 13.00 Sign Off 12:30 Sign Off his vehicle into the bumper, fender league.” Old blabbermouth al- comments on this last report, it w n c—itM islature ends next month. Wayne Morse, D-Ore. gte-party gpdtfmi Etiuiyilar- ways has to get his two cents Mart to Gain 5 3 % and tailight of a vehicle operated 9-11 Lbs. Average Tbe dg^cas'-cBd president, a de­ seems to be a fact in this area. 6:0C News. Sporie aiiC WeatBM by FVands W. Wrisley Jr., 20. of Wallace said he feels his fight Afterward both Mansfield and worth in. WASHINGTON—Labels on fed­ 6:35 Old, Borrowed and Blue Copter Lifts Beams frocked I Cbiilftralfo prjest 6:4b 'Three Star Extra against the federal government Msignuson said no decision was "Oh, yes, I simply adore BRUSSELS—The groea output GOP Meets erally inspected meat or meat- Glastonbury, who was in the pro- raached to proceed at once with who pernials ia wearing: b » cas- 7:06 Conversation Piece PASADEJNA, Tex. — A balleop- ceae of maldng e left turn Into “ trying to take over your life and Proust.” But how do they serve of the Oammon Market. is ex­ TTie Repulhhcan Town Commit­ food products must be kept intact 7:30 News of the World legislation. ■n«*, -it—on crackers? pected to Increase 53 to 59 per tee meeting is slated for Aug. 29, and visible right up to the point of 7:45 Government Seri’ices ter hoisted 150 tons of wooden a drive-in reetaurant. mine” ia making headway P lm cb terri- throughout the nation. He said be T raffic Lights GH^CoaitdP* “ The best solution," Mansfield brdore tIUs "Well, I guess I will have just cent in the 1960’s, according to a change from the regular date of sale to the consumer under new 8:10 Pop Concert POOf beams into jrface 110 f^ t Ho one was hurt in the crash. hnji gwiw d 9e I960 9:06 Nlghtbeat has received more than 260,000 Mainteswusoe peraomtel of the Mancheskar Polioa Departanent. said, "still would be a negotiat- . one more for the road. Bob. the market commission. The rise the third Thursday of the month. Department of Agriculture regu­ above ground in a oonMruction Mm. nieen M. OriMvoM of FRESH M A D E ad settlement.” Sinoe ikndcpiariemre 11:00 News South Coventry was charged witth letters and telegrams endorsing kneeling, put new ooat of yeUow paint on tnafAc ■>g'~^ at. Mam asaB BbasM mhig. Gnm- make it light.” But at least wet would 1)6 from 181 blMion dollars The change has been caused by lations. The old rules applied only 11:15 Sporta Final demonstration here. the _ nearly the bottom of the glass this time. to 277 billion. conflicting dates in the summer at the packinghouse. 11:30 Starlight Serenade failure to grant the right of way. his stand against increased pow­ dor and Ms summer help. Kaii Bajoris Jr. and Georga TnrtdegjlBBi Jh:.. Oh spraang up Brin grip, She was involved In a two-oar er of the central government. all traffic algnale along Main St., from the Cent er to SoiMta TPenmnm. i>1 800,900 pcapBe ki by Oflain.) Ttecga oadi m ved vehicles Time Running Out were icparted inmd around the pMattemaBll paUaiiC'. Tonlaa's I For Ex-Dictator wherealxiQtf enene sudt hnown. | FVeBdli tneps iriha iw iainsJ in | ITAUAN SAUSAGE BrazBavHie aSter pa-1 ' MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Time ap- pesu'ed to be running out today troUed atcsliiciic psihm mC t2» e wuMteBS tad IMii tied eat for Shopping Anderson then ordered the ex­ a m am meegan' ilk lll■ldfln higher dictator released from custody of wages, aa a d ts alBeged g a va ra - the sheriff, but stayed the order mental graSt aad eftaages he Too- so the Florida District Court of lou's CsWmeft. Appeals could review the pater-! Desqiitie pollsce nifnie.. gieoade and Dlty action. |tear gas Bira„ battered in IhBHES flir All A t The appeals court is oo vaca- the jail g»d»w aad irefleased all in- tion and County Atty. Darygyl” ^ }^ P icte kfinrf ffire workers Guide to Davlfl said the hearing probably wonnflea would not be held before Friday. In another action Tuesday, T w n m J H e s Judge Warren L. Jones of the Ui8. Circuit (jourt of Appeals in LOS A3BGELSS uAP)i — Daniel ^ vjk' :5,* N»* • " » • I K Jacksonville denied a motion for Barfiey. Somr-dq^ald Samesc a stay order after a hearing last- twin, died* UmiSay at Chilldkcns Bos- io:o lug more than two hours. prltal Gif a MriiM WiTiT- SeriesE Attorneys for Perez Jimenez . -Danidl wnd Ikuf: Baraft&cc. David, . y ■ought the delay so they could were b a m asllggulisy la Rebecca SPLIT BROILERS appeal a June 10 ruling by U.S. Bartley, IS. iraiey wnnne separated Diet. Judge William A. McRae Sunday Jr., but Jone.9 noted that if he A hos^dlBi] igBoiketHHEaa .wirf Dan­ granted the stay order it would iel was sdmic9ta “Whft oae of the not affect the secretary of state’s post-opersitriw iconnipilntatiniia doc- declsion. ton feaned iwii'giwi ocEiiir.’' WHOLE BIRDS Miss Lorenz, a native of , teys weine Ihuiia jiined from 1C 0000 000 000 Bremen, Germany, claimed Perez chest to aistaaiia- V/2 Lb. Min. Jimenez set up a $75,000 trust | ytrs. BardleT's Diisltonrf, William, eB fund proidding $800 monthly for is jg. 1 . 4 9 her daughter until the child reaches her 18th birthday and v w -s ru to s LEMTE STATE then reneged on it. UMlVKSESilUY PARK. Pa. (AP) Another legal , barrier was shunt­ —The toetieir pOKcmaot service FANCY SUCED ed aside Tuesday when Circuit at PennsySream SBate University SoKd Maple and Bircli 4-Pe. _ „ . SAViNGS Judge Harvle 8. Duval denied all reports thalt asAy 3S per cent of motions on a long-standing dam­ tbe 909 mnwi aad emunen trained A toM eananea Double Dreaser ...... 129.50 116..50 age suit against Perez Jimenez as toachen to IMS are Skely to by Enrique A. Garcia Jr., Long be teaeddag to toe stone oil Pom- C,a.l,M. aiOO AA .Framed Mirror ...... 36.95 29.96 Island, N.Y., and Dominican Re­ sylw aa. ISeer Joaey wnOi get 16 b a i 6 ^ I t T.UU Spindle Bed ...... 39.95 84.95 lb public broker, e per oezlL ISear Torik. S per eint, Regulariy $238.86 Night Table ...... 31.95 2A95^ Garcia's attorneys asked that and otoer stota. atoiail 9 per cent. the dictator be required to post The i x n isi'Hiihg 13 per cent, and H ere airefour beantifidbedrooms . . . each one masterfoBy crafted to add dignity, BONDS bond before leaving the country probabOy mure wtoa figures BACON are in, go into) wjuue otoer ocenpa- charm and warmth to every bedroom in yonr home. Here is die Ethan Allen tian. tradition of timeless good taste, in elegant Heirloom Solid Cherry and rugged, One raascra tteaefters g a out of warm Solid Maple and Birch. Choose the group that sails yon. ..and yow badge*. state, sboomndtog to toe Ubiversity, MACHINE SLICED is that toe miajliiBii^ a l Petmsyl- Them are over 400 |deces in open stock to eoordinate with your selection . . . Wm, tM VJB. flBTlDRi Boadi l»vc R. E. WANDELL vanto arhneto cttBl leqpare intcr- fnmitnre for every room in solid cherry, mahogany, ma|^ and birdi or antiqued viewE hgr local artosd teont mem­ pine. Bee k lodayl Building bers itetora ssqt cemaaitoM Ihifin cm «f At ndeet and RMKt be made. Mas)y tcairbeirs accept Contractor otbs* offlEss tftan Solid Maple and Birch 4>Pe. Beg. Sale ipMAr bckl fcivMhmnts hi Ibt ifwld lb WMto or WRHfka tar istcr?iewa Groire: Dresser, Mirror, Chest 62" Nine Drawer ResidMlkri-ComiMreid and Bed Double D resser...... 164.50 129.60 BOILED HAM Aiteratiens-Remedeliiig Sale 9299.00 Framed M irror...... 36.95 29.96 6-Drawer (3hest .... 114.50 99.60 o f I m 79 **Business Built On Begularly $368.46 Bpindle Bed ...... 62.50 64.60 P »so iia l ]Moti4:e8 fboooo'oooooo! Customer Satisfaction” Full Insurance Coverage G n ri mi t h a n k s . FRESHLY GROUND We ed to to igfcaaik aE a t o tsr m itti TeL Ml 4-0450 bora, liteiids fbr tfte many acta qC bintaeaa am£ abawn After 5:00 P.M. ua in «BT r t w n ileinittwRamt. We OQ>ecia3^ fc Ota teefiaev ami aar flMV^ md a M i al mr EbM wHb* 82 BALDWIN ROAD of Wanriheater XamxrnaC Bcmptal. tba ORl Md tapt (and /oa cm dafer the icikw Qrib m g mitiHiiaiu. areywwfaFWM Clnb. and am tbaaa vita mat tta bcsotifal t m m fha intmfc mtil Em Bond ta f k n l tnttiiftia ata lu im f gha aaa a£ HAMBURG RUG and WUeoK hadhUoal Mara, ai « a l l a i ^ a a m tahar. UPHOLSTERY AnonaC 14. aa ycap aoaatry^s Artaia, accata, .W to-tiM Bta I s f . ija snaa. ( Bur tba earn that fit Toarbadfat- m i tihat amrer 0 000 000 0001 CLEANING I aor niraa « iliaBrbaBk,artfaroaidi1h8P|vion ih: 3<4 ' : flOML Sarhiai FIm whara TOT work. TEl. Ml 9-1752 1 0 1 * 3 . 9 9 or Mi 3-5747 hi lovins to ■sv W Hr and Mis. mmsmsBrnssm Aritowti f* I ■ ■ wfes' aaaaad temmy Heirloom Solid Maple and'Birch ***- Sale ------MOOOO. Sc3>t m n o I 1 AitoDBlt 84. I9B9. 4-Pc. Groim: Dresser, Mirror. 52" Nine Drawer K icp freedom In your future with Sweet is tor s Chest and Bed Double Dresser ..... 170.50 Garner's Dear are toe Framed M irror...... 41.96 FRESH BEEF KIDNEYS H r.KISWOLn ST In itototoy to 5 lbs. Jtot to (toe vn Sale ^399.00 6-Drawer C h est...... 159.50 aS.SAVINGS BONDS \Vi- Civ<‘ (ireen Suini!>- CHICKEN mZZARDS Regularly $470.45 Acorn Poster Bed . . . 80.50 bibs. Th9 SERIES IK 0000 000 000 MEATY LAMB STEW 5 lbs. •Si >4 I* V

FRESH CHICKEN LIVERS 2 lbs. U eg ant^ Solid jChovry 4i-to. m w w. Otoat Sale 56” Ten Drawer Triple Dresser ...... 219.50 IMAO 20 UNION STREET — ROCKVILLE, CONN. Framed Mirror ...... 52.50 44.60 TEL. 643-0890 — 875-2534 AlOVI eOOD THROUGH SATURDAY 7-Drawer OPEN THURS., FRI. EVENINGS TO 9 P.M.—CLOSED WED. Sale *499.00 C:hest on Chest .... 199.50 176J10 W a rafarva Hia right to Hmit quaatfty EXCLUSIVE ETHAN ALLEN DEALERS IN THIS AREA iiaurljEHtEr EuFttmg Begularly $591.00 Spindle Bed ...... 119.60 104.50 . 4- .> ■ANCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, OOMM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,> 1968 PAGE N1|ISTBSN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1963 ______I ______• — ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ’ ■ - . ti t — ...... FAQI EIOHTBBN sure there was beef to eat at the tween Midland and Big' Spring as | (AP) — Aa a tnin fiom. Manhat­ Quaena Heighto, L.I., was retiring | sUtement (by itubbard Cobb, edi-{ hours a day like a home, and sUU early as 1888 when he was Ju.st i Cockfight Fine Hi|^ Toitilils Wooed ■irter morathan 86 yeara with the' tor-in-chlef of a group of Amerl- be hanovhappy and sympathetic.svmDatheUc. Such chuckwagon when he reined his tan pulled into thia station one llUaV UUMI W ja»S»am — -- — horse after a day on the range. a' slick-faced kid. At that time a y Island ' - -- a Railrodd.w w . a ffis CO-1 I ciMi woniGn*!------«_ nunfM lncs) • tf\to - MY690 standees are impossible, even for KUALA LUMPUR, Matoyu — B oU on night recently, suburban house­ ~ . . . . ____a « - ______—____ A«MAe»lMA«a a super - woman.” He advised “I was a Orack roper and when gun could not be bought outright World News WBLMNGTON—New rirelanil wives waiting for their husbands iroi$mmsrs gave him the traditional home economists that American but he leased one for 60 years for Hie Government of Sarawak hiaB touriste ofneiaU pton to woo women are being subjected to women, "Let up on yourselves. the cook spread.the (Wans a little rt nSED MONDA^ were startled to hear a series of send-ofi by itontlng torpedoes on too far, I'd crack my rope and $ 5 0 and l i ' M il sleeps with it un- pUblidied new rules to control MANCHESTER North Amerioan viritoni 'With ptc- loud bangs, foUowsd by smoke the tracks and blowing whistles “unrealistic pressure for perfec­ You don’t have to be a paragon organized cookflghrting. A fight In B rief ...i every minute.” break a -steer's leg. Then we’d :4er his pillow. Q9i PTA Sets Tea BUDGET turM of ‘'the''M«ndiy New Zai^ and shrill whlsUe-biowlng . as he neared' his base station on tion.’ ’ have beef for awhile,', declared will be oonaidered organized whrii lander.” Peopia vlaitora might his final run. This. 'speechmaker said: “The it can be proved that the MrSZ Running from their cars to the SURE FIRE ANSWER the elderly bachelor. The original name suggested for PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (AP) meet are to be featured. Am erican woman is supposed tp West Virginia in 1861 was Kana­ wore spurs. Penalties run aa Mgh Factory station to see what Was wrong, xeep a nouse CADDO ;^Tex. (AP) - Ntoety- Lynch worlced for the M-Bar, For Principal —The Haitian government has re­ TERMS they found a group, of laughing RELAX, LADIES! keep a house spotlessly clean. the Five Wells and other spreads wha in honor of the state's early as the equivalent of a $333 fine inforced military checkpolnta out­ n o n -q u i e t r e t i r e m e n t trainmen and poliM. The an­ LONDON (AP) — Widely q»x>t- keepKeep herselfnersen eieaauuyelegantly biuuuicu grobmed,, j; year^ - old co^racher, 0“ *^k . in the rugged ranch country be­ Indian inhabitants. plus six months tai Jail. TeMher AasodatJon side the capital and ia reported PORT WASHINGTON, N. Y . swer: Trainman Patrick Bleme of ed in the London isreee was a prepare excellent meals, work 18 Lynch, always had a y______wni open Ma acUvitiM this faJl tightening security on the plain Supervision wltii a Sunday aftanvoon taa hon­ east of the capital as rumors per- UP TO oring BoMon’a new aolux^ princl- aiat of m ore rebel Invasion ]^lana. pid, Uncoin Nyatrom. Itw derision A week after Haitian exiles in­ 36 MONTHS was reached at a meeting of Uie vaded the northeast in an abor­ PTA executive oommlttee last tive attempt to bring down Presi­ Service T O P A Y night. A definite date ties not dent Francois Duvaller, the capi­ been set. tal was filled with rumors of new I h e PItA. wlU om it the lunohepn planned forays. ^]^■lneI^y served teachers on the There were rumors that at least day before school opens. InAead, IS men and women in Fort Dl- the teachers vriO *l»o be guests manche, one of the villages ln\md- at the tea. PTA members wiH ed last week, have been executed then have more time to chat with as a reprisal for the raid. OFFERS the teachers, the committee feels. ALGIERS (AP)—Perhat Abbas, SEARS Deriding that the traditional Enters College political leader of Algeria's fight meeting held the seoMid Wednes­ MaJ. WendeU J. Ryan, aon o f Mr. for Independence, has resigned as \l( il'ARTK AND ('() day of each month la not getting and Mrs. Michael J. Ryan of bi resident of the National Assem- ily and plans to go to France or WORLD FAMOUS . . . You Can Be Sure . . . the psaents out, Mrs. William Bunco Dr., will leave for Ft. Valentine, PTA president, plana Leavenworth, Kansas, tomorrow Svdtzerland, informed sources re­ to attend the Command and Gen­ port. ( to viuy the meeting days to elim­ The 66-year-old Abbas has op­ Pick Your Price inate meetlnga during January eral Staff Army College. posed Premier Ahmed Ben Bella's and FXbruary entirely. Maj. Ryan is at present opera­ nationalization prog;ram. The October meeting will be tions officer of the Army Air De­ HAVANA (AP) — Fifty-eight held on the 24-th in observance of fense Post for the H artford- American students, who have United Nations Day. A UN pro­ Bridgeport area, stationed in New been visiting Cuba in defiance of a gram and forrign refreshments Britain. The post is an arm of U.S. government ban, plan o YOUR are planned. the 56fch Artillery Brigade, with leave Thursday by plane for ]>uring National Education headquarters at Ft. Banks, Mass. Prague and arrive In New York Week in November, the usual open WESTINGHOUSE Maj. Ryran first enlisted in the next Tuesday or Wednesday. house at the school wlU be held. Air Force in November IMS at Federal law provides for fines CHOICE Ihe teachers requested that this Ft. Ethan Allen, Vermont. Ho up to |6,0(X) and prison terms up meeting be a month later than has went overseas to the Ekiropaan to five years for unauthorized been usual. Theater in May 1M4, and served travel. In December a carol sing is as a radio operator with the 4S8rd Fifty-nine students made the planned. The March meeting will Bomber Group until his return to Journey. One drowned while swim­ feature the science fair. The April the United States in Februaiy ming last month. - APPLIANCE - STEREO . meeting is open, except for election ms. MOSCOW (AP) — A woman of officera, and the May meeting After the war, ha resumed his bookkeeper on a Ukrainian col­ Is open. It la hoped that there will studies at the University of Ver­ lective farm has been sentenced be an art exhibit at one of these mont, and received his bachelor of to be shot for embezzling state meetings. scieooe degree in 1M8. funds, the newspaper VlUage Life Mrs. Roy Maus of Brookfield Rd. In January 1949, he was ootn- reported today. will be editor of The Blducator, the misaioned a sMond lieutenant In Yulya Kutasevlch; Vladimir Du- monthly eommsntsuy put out by the mln, the collective farm chair­ PTA Mrs. Samuel SUtham will be the Army. -Maj. Ryan fllk been statlcried man, and other officials of the ways and means chairman, bin. farm em bezzled 60,000 rubles — Allan Lavanthal will continue to tat Prorykleooe, R. L; FL Meade, TRADE SAVE about 166,000—over a period o f ssrvs as membership chairman; Maryland, and In South Carolina. several years. M rs. WUUsm Orunake, hospitality He has also served overseas tat Dumin was sentenced to 16 shalnnan and Mrs. Angelo Maaso- England and Korea. years at hard labor, and the other NO MONEY DOWN Unl, well child chainnan. Mrs. His decorations Include the defendants also received long pris­ on SecN’S Eosy PaymMit Pkm gsmusi GugUelmino will be histor­ Suropesn-Afrioan-Middle Eastern on terms, the report said. Portobk Stfiffio PHONOGRAPH ian. M n. Robert Young will handle Theater methil with five battle TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) — Na­ AUTOMATIC WASHER ELECTRIC DRYER - pubUrity. Other chairmen will be stars, the Air Medal with four SILVERTONE CHORD ORGAN a Fully automatic record changer tionalist China and South Korea See the latest models off • Waahoa or rlnaoa spin-drica with aach • Big 10 pound capsuilty announced vdien they have been olusten, and the Anny Oommen- may soon have an opportunity for • 37 full siz« organ koya • Choice o f 2 Bettings, timer switch a F^ill range 4 qieaker aound syatem ooirtactsd by the president. daUon Miedal. • 18 chord buttona aettlng Joint undertakings against com­ • Powerful dirt ehaaing aotkM The full executive committee will He is married to the form er munism, South Korean Ambassa­ Refrigerators in standard mast sarty In September. Esther Robinson of BurUngton, dor Kim Shin said today .in a The noning board wO meet Vt. The couple have three ohll- statement marking his country’s Jalnitly wMh the plau iin g oommis- drra: Dennis, 16, libida, 14, and Independence day Thursday. dial defrost, automatic and ' Men and the aoning board of ap- Sandra, 11. “The schism between Moscow > p si^ at 8 pan. today In Um oonfer- M n. Ryan and the ohildten will and Peiping la Isolating the Chi­ SMt room of the town cfflow. aoeom pany Maj. Ryan to Ft nese Communists, who must de­ new frost free. It costs yon YOUR T bs sB-0tar basehalU team plays Lisavenwiorth. pend on the weak reeds of North Anknrar at 6:80 pm. today at tbs Korea, North Viet Nam and Al­ BoMon Dairy besebaR field. All bania for support. Our chances less when you /I step j/wpp Bian Intarested in softhall dwuld ed to tawpeot them before the open- may come at siny moment,’’ he CHOICE l apiMt ba the fleVI tom orrow at 6 faig of sebori. Ekiglert said Ute said. 9 * ^ ______buses are ths aame btaok and yri- NEW DEI JIT, India (A P )—Dy­ low but the tarteriora are unuauaBy namite exploded TVesday as it Trade 'n Save 12 Quality @ Dependability SI Features llwMbeaber Kranlnr HssaM Bol- aftnaeiive. He ate> has two new was being unloaded at a police Sm pemaspondfert, M. OICBWweil atstton wagons aitd has puiohased storage dtunp in Assam State and y«iB «, MS-80S1. a uaed OO-passenser bus to be used 82 persons were killed. as a spare. Each family tar town will receive a bus route schedule before acbool opens Sept. A C olum bia B riefs You Can Be Suro--lfiPt A daughter, Christine, has been been to Mr. and Mrs. Ftenk Koala, LEASE Canoeists Win Sidgaitcn Rd., at Windham Com- America’s No. 1 Boad Oar WESTINGHOUSE numlty Memorial Hoepttal. Korin Is the form er M argaret BMa- PONTIAC TEMPEST C G. Trophy bois. Full factory warranty and Ur. and Mrs. Jonathan Wood­ Fcmt As Low As ward, Rt. 6, have retuened from a Latest 2 T Console TV models Tha OdwriMs Canoe Chib won a two-week trip to Fori Worth, Tex., $96.00 por meirtli sorvico protection on aH ggatUa trophy Sund&y by dsfeat- when they vialted her brother, Full Maintenance, Fully Insured NO MONEY DOWN taM the SonMrset Canoe CMb at Major Charles A. Jenkhw and faul­ Boston ae to 28. The regstta was — HO leftovers — latest fea­ on Scars Easy Payment Plan ty . PonI Dodoo Ponrioe products — ^HDKirad by Coast Guard Auxfi- 19-INCH PORTABLE TV Mcnr n on M Thames River. INC. AUTOMATIC WASHER t.7 CU. FT. FREEZER STEREO CONSOLE with AM-FM Eveidiig Herald Oo- Phone 649-2881 tures and It easts you less • Front mounted 6-lnch oval speaker Denoti Mmphy, an eighth grsd- Im lila eorr a S wash temparaturea • Only 24 inches wide yet stores 308 lbs. • Automatic changer plays all records lorieepondeMt, Vltginto M. STS MAIN STREET e 'Two 8-lnch combination woofer-tweeter • Ori^, elear pictures a n i Robert Fletcher, high Oerteon, telenbooe Z98-KKM.Z9S • Big 10-pound eapaclty e Porcelained interior magnetic door gasket " sShool sophomore, took second speakers |Amm la the men’s C2 senior cissN whan you TRADE. Mot by besthig out Rlcbard I M oran ct BiUerlca, Masa., and ' Arnold Demur of Walpole, : both UR. Olympic peASen. SMALLEST HEARING AID WORLD Jn the aame laoe, Mary and YOUR WMhur Flstoher came in fourth; atsvan ITefeber and Bruoa Oard- m r, fifth; Cathy Ooellne and her M her, Ed, took sixth; Steve Simp­ CHOICE son and Chuck Bumhssn, eighth, srei Delores Burnham and her tathat, Cbaites, ninth. Ziaa German and Patrlria Mur- flay eame in firat tai the Women's la sod Warren FTstcher and Don­ ald Harfaog were first in the Jun­ ior men’s K l; Dennis Murphy and BObert Fletcher, second in Junior OB. Rtahard Itobihebh took second In the Junior Kl. 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CONNg>_^DNESDAY, AUGUST 14, F A ^ t w e n t y ^t h r e e DAILY CROSSWORD PtTZZLB BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLB LITTLE SPORTS eta^ auMctiioM OU» «MaMT)OH -BOX Translators Baskihg Happily ,>oX E6A& SAkE.VOU'RE FO R -' 4- ‘ EErttNeTHAT'lbUSlENEO AMOS.WMOOrSDOR NERVE ^ 4> A CONTRACT WITH ME AlOO In the Bull Market oi Words TRViNf TO 6ET RICH BV iELLINv TOOI^SOMEmiNeOF THE e o a i X PRETENltlEDTO Political VALUE IN EXCHANSe, SELL VCO A S A CSOKe /HT NAMELV * 2 S I KEEP SCpUndrleal By WARD CANNKL 4 One mammoth U K. firm wHh '(OUR *2 S eACVC-^HOH branches almost everywhere re­ CIVIL TONoUe IMVOUR dBeleca SIM M E MV eCKM OR VflUflX J IB n tim ft He a d o r x MAV p r e s s 8Bteim MPBWr YO R K •— (NBIA) — WhUe cently brought out a new wsUl oov- 8B SHARIN' Ho u r CHRICT-; •ItoMd ering, described in its InterAatlonal CHARSES FDR TAMPER eMrtribiitiM tindife > awaqrbody daa baa been watching M AS t u r r e v Wit h tm ' . correspondence as "exciting And IS wrm MYMAiu/j •PNmal TXnCmdBf ^ ■-rrn WARDEN inanaf«r SExdmBatMB . tba OoM War. Oape Oaoaveral and dmms^c.” SSadattra ttwOaBuaon IfarkeL tbe real reine "For the average, adequate ISAhraTt lOParriyor BU6GS BUNI^ 18 Some UPerUeea oC ooc Biatlny bave been paaafaig trsmslatM:, this phrase le Intoler- MGoddom aobfanhl - imobernwirt into the hande at an aUe," says a tranMator fluent in EITHER VOU HELP UBaH footwtar French, Italian and German. HOLD VCR friNOCR ON THE HNotUac unlikely little cadre — the free- 8TBIN8 WHILST 1 TIE A ME WITH THIS ttHezkandMttw lanne intemational tranalator. "For OH Italian, a woman Is ex­ ITHowattan dip 34Bapaat VdObaKdiba flIMAAt AHAND PACKA6E OR IV Rubber troo ' Mot f in t in y tbe fearful- motm- citing. For a Frenchman, a play 38 Crowning is dramatic. And the German can't HeRE,WU/WTtH! MTennla term STUmriIttng VSOaaraBte taia of amedag* moYed daily from 31Wla(lika pert VlVhNfMddaat VTA'voidm' .laaguaga tio language at the UJt understand It at all.” 3801 ViBlutbiBle or in eammepdil finna who ctn- e j^ ipftfiirwBfnt 8 8 ^ ’ vtad nwranMot 48BanonRl 88.Sman beird plogr UwiE tmn interpretes. an ea- EuRlish Has Lead 28lMt AiU IT 1 r r tlniaian g mHHon worda per menth JiJIilil are turned errer to free-lancer* in (ebj W ASHINGTON— Englieh is now 0 erer IT Now Totfc aleoe. SOHwrlnc uerm 1 the moot widely spoken language And the aame la true in almoet i t (M) nr avecy major d ty in tbe world Iran Ten per cent the humsui race 83ntmcr speaks it aa Its native tongue, and VSAmerieaii ader II Hoag K a te to Chicago, Iran Lon­ a tar larger i^rcentage has at don to lioacoar. 88 German leant some comprehension of H. T h M erorda rang# from Tltai taAniral bulletins and crucial DESPERATE STUDENTS 8tBaleradlqr budimea eorra^wndencA to preea Mftram PORT WASHINGTON, N. T. IdlOeaitellatlOB Iniowiiadinn. aales promotion and M i48Greek Mtar aem the aUbtitlee on moviea (AP) —A recent issue of the 44 B a ^ wfedeta. In tbe long run. reacta more local weekly newspaper in ■ this town of about 28,000 tells the sto­ BY V, T. HAMLIN 48 W«ar aeoipiei people than aU tho erorld’a foiv A L L Y O O P ry of the nationwide students’ di­ aign akL lemma — how to find - summer WITH THE KIMP fiaM G WUXlET ) WEIL PUT THIS ON THE f SUREST WOULDN’T CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER But boar weU do theoa words employment to finance college ed­ OF MUSIC MPU PUT I / AIR, 8 » S TCIMORROW ^ MISS IT FDR. TH' ■ ouretaa ttaa troaalaUon? ucation and occupy time. OUT, nrOUSHTTO M0RNM6_6IVE US A VVWRLP la Faria, for axampla a com- l»IBLWILLYtXJ,KIN^ f SlUntt jB" “ “ KING WILLIS/ paMWow anaong iMty’s trans- A new department in the pa­ ^ __ OLD nrrsi*? y 58 Bund tmpidwi i per’s classified ad section is di­ SVGaeiie IT baton fo r aeveral staiE Jotw with S4Bem lalaiid) an Intergovernmental agency vided ' ftito headings of "G irls" 58 Hade mate RT with 65 separate ads, and "Boys" brought oat BM applicants and with 93, and is labeftd "Student DOWN weeded out only siz as likely poe- IMtpatato Want Ads." A aimiler esarfb hi Geneva, the The students offer such services vrotld'a kXeriaaguage capital, as selling, typing, waltresslng, baby-sitting, sewing, walking pets, tamed up only three out of 126 catering to parties, cleaning, applicanU. wa.shing windows, acting as moth­ Ml tbe Britbb film “Saturday OUT OUR WAV BY J. R. W IL L IA M ers' helpers, tutoring In all sub­ MighL and Sunday Morning." a jects (including Japanese), giving eharaeter explains Uisit he spends music lessons on all Instruments Simday moniinga with the bookies. (including the oboe), cooking, giv­ But witta subtiUee in French, it ing swimming lessons, playground appears that be spends Sunday counseling, teaching arts and BY AL VERMEER rsadbig good books. crafts, radio work, lifesaving, PRISCILLAV POP W ith the world shrinking, facts beach-sitting, driving, painting, re­ Mbs Uieas have boosted the fee. for pairing, gardening, skin - diving, But nw n gaed tmnaiator to 850 per day. photography, car polishing, deliv­ The Eljaoo vHiich a translator used ering and errand-running. h«r to ask for a four-month job on a In many ads the phrases "des­ my o\Nn Bowsl. be now seta as bis monthly perate.” "willing to do anything,” wago if ha wi)l deign to take a "not afraid of heat, hard work, atesdix or long hours,” and "work any nSprm Uk«ty*** aays Philip hours" appeared. Many listed fWaad, head o f a Ekuupean trana- their colleges, perhaps as a come- latkm network, "the translator on to old grads. nreffna to rsntain a free-lancer. tXJ! people Hka aUaad are locMcJng for ME BAWUNG. VOU translatois to. o f Ml places, the Any Y-8 *6.95 WOULD, TOO, IP tounge-Had U A , This Includes: U FELT AS What f— Hw job ao difficult l O f HELPLESS when ta^RwyiL waiters and taxi Adjust Plugs AS I DO. driven the world over have HtUe Reset Points troutiia to translation? Check and Set Timing A spokeoman for the European free-lanba agency, TranaposL Inc., Adjust Carburator B>»4 C&SrteU puts U this way. Road Test Car " A tranotator must know hie All Parts Extra BY FRANK O’NEa i, own language the way a violinid. S H O R T R I B S know* the violin. He must be a good writer. He must understand BRAKES RELINED P E ^ W S im m u ^ the foreign. language from which UkEmArrr'MEANSm n m a s he worlu down to tbe last idiom. 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■ y EAR L YO ST Bporta Bdttor Game Dull, Bruins Scheduled for Early Home Opener New Eneyelopedia o f Baseball BOSTON (AP) — Montreal w^^ The Bruins will open their traln-^8—Detroit ( A f t ) , fr—Monrtraal, Career Strikeouts Tall Man Feels Big l^ rte eartooDlat.writer Mtinay Olderman, wboee dever A n d Slow , atqiply the opp^tion -when the Ing camp 'njursday. Sept. 12, Gen­ 27—New York, 29—Detroit. sports (Rrtoons and stories qjpear regulariy in The Henld Booton Bruins undertake their eral Manager Lynn Patrick an­ March 1—^Toronto, 5—Chicago, eorUaat home Opener in National nounced. recently turned author and his first venture into the book 8—Detroit. 16—Montreal,' 33— Horicey League hfotory—Oot. 8— The compM e home schedule: Chicago. field was a genu Nelson’s 2C)th Century Encyclopedia of Ridiculous ^ Now Reaches 2,383 After First Shutout a f Bouton Ctorden. Oct. 8 — Montreal, 24 — New Baseball waa written and Ulustrated by Oldennan, one o f th e The cluh announoed today the York, 27—Toronto. eorty operig ie neceesitated by the few Phi Beta Kappas on die aports scene. Pnblisher is Thom- N E W Y O R K (A P )— A n old Nov. 3—Detroit, 7—Toronto, 10 Joins Giants m Nehnn A Bom of^New Toifc. 4 booking of the Moecow oircua at N E W YORK (A P )— It was all very simple. No bugles NEW YORK (A P)—Dave DeBusschere, K , m> t a ll to­ Iritifih codger, hugging the the Garden two dsye later. Be­ —Chicago, 16—Defroit, 17—Mon­ blaring, bombs bursting, or lightning flashing. day he probably could rebound against W ilt Cbamboiain. Nina ohaptara ooniprisa Okhr- 18th green at R oj^ Ljrtham cause of this ev«rtt, the Bruins treal, 24—.Detroit, 28—^New York. FAiOtFTELD—Jim Pace, former mon's book, ranging from tha b»- Hawk-nosed old Warren Spahn simply cranked up his 42- The reason for that wonderful feeling was a 3-0, six-hit­ and St. Anne’s during l^e re ­ will ptay only three home games Dec. 1—Montreal, 7—New York, All-America at Michigan, has gtontaisy o f our national pasUma Joined the New York Gtetta. Pace, vear-old arm and threw a third strike past Bob Miller of the ter over the CHeveland Indians that gave the gangling Chi­ cent British Open Golf Cham­ during the month of October. 12--Chicago, 15—'Poronto, 22— to ttaartitaUstJcaJ oaotion which fo . The BrulM will play 17 Sunday Chicago, 26—Toronto. a halfback, played one season with Los .Angeles Dodgers. Hardly unusual. Old Spahnie had done cago White Sox nx^ie hurler his first complete game, his ohita Utethno batting and pitob- pionship, ja h b ^ his shooting right dates' at home, 11 Thurs- Jan. 1—Mnotxeal, 9—New York, the San Francisoo 49era, than in­ that sort of thing only 2,381 times before. Later he raised first shutout, and his first victory over an American League Ing raooeds. stick into the ground and com­ days, and four Saturdays with one 12—Toronto, 16—Detroit, 19— jured Ms knee. He to attempting a comriiack at the young age of 26 his ivcord to 2.383. ' team other than the lOth-place Washington Senators. Om kiterestkig note the author mented dourly: of them, Feb. 8, against Detroit, Montreal, 23—Chlcogo, 26—Toron­ bring the ony afternoon gome to, 30—New York. with the Eastern Division C2iam- But thi.x wa.x the one that put BRAVES-DODGERS— A 6-foot-e, 225-poimder wbo^- taringa out to that in tha voey fln t “The greens may be lightning haashall gome ever ployed a per- oarded. Feb. 3—Chicago, (5—New York, piona. him in the record book. It broke Spahn's victory, in his fir.st made the basketball bi,; league ing demons of late, tossed away last, but the playeia—methlhks- Rube Waddell s 53-ycar record of start since he was sidelined with with the Detroit Pistons last i^n- the game at Kansas Ctty. The A’s fonnsr nomad Davis, an early day are bloody alow.'^’ :.3S1 strikeout.s by a left-hander arm trouble July 29, was particu­ ter, big Dave now bas a 8-4 rec­ got two runs and broke a 3-3 tie Ijeo DuroriMT, was fined by the Fred Corcoran, tournament dl- and brought the Milwaukee mar­ larly gratifying, Xt came at the ord for the season. The other two in the eighth on a 'wild throw hp vnpiro for swearing. The wonto rector of the tattemational Golf vel one of Hie few pitching records expense of the only club which wins were over the Senators, so first baseman Norm Gash. w ere unflpaolAad. The One waa: Blic Association, bappensd to be stand­ still eluding him. has an edge against him. He went you couldn’t fault the right-hand­ With men on first and second. ing close by and ha added a muf- into the game with a career rec­ er for feeling that he finally bad Cmtb tried for a force at third fled “Ameh.” ' You always think about rec- made the tesebaU majors with ord.s being .set with a big. dra­ ord of 21,-34 against the Dodgers; on Wayne Causey’ s sacrifice bunt. 'Golf is dragging ttoaU out of and had to work hard to pull i t ' the whitewash Job over the first- He threw the ball away, and the Wanted Out businass,” Corcoran said . “ It ’s matic act. " Spahn said Tuesday division Indians Tuesday night. night "But in the seventh Miller out. two runners scored. TJmiilrw and ployera, such as gatting oo slow and dull, it’a rl- The victory moved the runner- Reliever Ted Bowsfield re­ the much ieq>ected Beans Raor- dlculoua. Just .stood there and took the third The Dodgers pulled into a 3-3 up White Sox within 8^ games of strike, and that's all there was tie with a run in the sixth, but i ceived the -victory for a 5-4 reo- don and talented Frankie Frisoh, “ It takas five hours aomeUmea the league-leading New York Yan­ otA. Starter Jim Banning wns rarely aow eye to eye on cloae for a threesome to complete a to it. Denis Menke’s sacrifice fly drove kees, who were rajned out at Bos­ in Hank Aaron with the tie-break­ pinned with Us. 13tb defeat to deoiaioaa. round. It takes an hour and a half Spahn finished with five strike­ ton, and 2 games in front of the to show three holes on television. outs in the 4-S victorv over the er for the Braves in the eighth, eight victoriaa. The Tigers outUt Taka fo r eammple, the day in B t Minnesota Twins who were the winners, 11-5. lioute under a taoUlng sun. Frisch Aa tn baaehall, vriich waa threat­ Dodgers for a career totAltoti^l of » « » I trounced 6-1 by the fourth-plaoe ened with alow, draggy gamas, of- 2,383. The victory was his third REDS-GIANTS— I and Reardon engaged in several HVRBAT OLDEBMAN Baltimore Orioles. The Los An.- vertMd enohangea wUh the obotoe llclala may be compiled to taka without loss this season against: Maloney, a 6-foot-2 right-hander. geles Angels snapped a seven- measures to step up the ternix).’’ Los Angeles, his 14th over-all, and allowed only singles to Felipe] game losing streak by edging the words not taught to (Sunday SchooL Patnode Ups Lead SVtooh wanted out, U was too msUa nottoed that when It oat Corcoran, form er PGA tourna­ 341st of his career, Alou and Harvey Kuenn, struck Senators 4-3, and the Kanm City time for bhn to hat ba would grab ment manager who now directs The Dodgers, however, main- out seven Giants and walked only Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers, hot to play ball, but Reardon re­ In Race Standings fused to axerolae his authority and the first bandy bat lytag around tha International Canada Chip tained their four-game National one in posting his 18th victory of - 2. id go up to the plafe . matobes, had the rare experience League lead when the second- the season for Cincinnati, He got * * • sent the S t Louis Oordlnal manr Weetfield’a Ed Fntnode nsfiiaei ager to the cool riiawera. 'Tttw come,” he aok recently of seeing portions of SA LE lnN A l CLOSEOUT place San Francisco Giants were all the backing he needed on two- WHITE 80X-INDIANS— Aaron anowsred laoooicaUy three national ohampionships—the I stopped 4-0 on two hits by Cin-; run homers by Frank Robinson DeBusschere paid o ff a chuck to jU U in Us batUs for tbs IMS Tha manager repeatedly ohel- TUBE-TYPE ■took oar ebamptonaUp at Rtvar- Isnged Reardon's deotoiam. ‘Tt’s ril wood, ain't R.” Biltlah Open, the French Open Icinnati s Jim Maloney. and Vada Pinson. of his 870,000 bonus with a poised and tha U.8. PGA—in the apace Dodgers Wouldn’t Take His Dime rtde Park Speedway. Hie popoiar ‘Tm wtoe to you, lYfacb,'' Beans Discontinued AD-Weather Tires St. Louis closed to within five performance against the Indians Notitow sw of ten days. CROSS-WIND->After trimming saU fcHr the Gardenville veteran campaigner came borne ■nfcSMMd *«Ton‘ie havtog a rough wm to boUisr 6 .7 0 X 15 S 1 1 .6 5 $ 1 4 .6 5 ‘ ^ Ralph Baffley, 9, who found a dime in the Dodger Stadi­ games of the leaders and one of CARDS - COLTS — at Chicago. He was in trouble only “1 never saw such alow, meticu­ Wading Pod Regatte in Baltimore, 9-year-dd Loretta Ken Boyer rapped out a three- third in laot week's f eature, •whieh day and wont me to ktok you out AaronLSfon vmlohwhich eamril Robin Rob- the Giants by beating Houston 4-2 in the third inning when the Indi­ oria, ksw-fine PUfiadriphta FliU- lous play and It Isn’t confined to Lang’s modd craft became becalmed. Ixnetta tried blow­ 7 . 1 0 x 1 5 $ 1 4 .6 5 $ 1 7 .6 5 1^ um parking lot and sent it to the baseball club as their run double in the first inning ans loaded the bases on singles eoaUad Um to gain too potots Nothing doing. No matter what with 3-T NYLON & TUFSYN in the only other National League tta gmat, now wtth BoKhnora, to any one country,” the thick­ ing her boat, but found she waa woridng at cross pur­ 7 .6 0 X 15 $ 1 5 .6 5 $ 1 8 .6 5 . k property, has it back along with a note from Dodger .game played. Pittsburgh at New against Houston and the Cardinals by Tito Francona, John Romano over Ue nearest rival, Dick Dtaon you say, you stay. U I have to oommmt: necked Bostonian said. “ One thing !1i6 sapor-durable tynthetlo-toughest rubber Resident Walter O’Malley. O’Malley enclosed an auto- i York was rained out, and Phil­ made the eight-hit pitching of and Al Luplow. He got Max Al- of Warehouas Point. stay out here and sweat, yon that to eonttibuting to the long de­ poses. Ernie Brogllo stand up the rest stay." '^Efo’a the only one I bnosr who gnuriied picture of the Dodger team, and added: “Find- adelphia ^ Chicago were not vis to and the Inning and set the Pataoda noor hoe a total o t 4M, n go to Sion babwskt pitobaa lays is the ' rule permitting the Goodyear tvar uaed in auto liras. ‘ scheduled. of the way. Injuns down with two hits the rest for an aiglit-|ntat meigin osror YVhfls the riubs ware ritaiigt olaaring of tha ball before every sr^eepen. It’s your dime.” (AP Photofax.) of the way. sldea bet ween tontaga, F n i and wake op m time to Mt the • • • Zttxiaa, who faea 427. Danny Oar MBct cm om of the pork.” putt on. the putting surface. 275 MaxweWs Winning Score Pick TUBELESS VICTIM’S EYE VIEW OF SPAHN—Pitcher Warren hiilo of WatochiBy, w—tmop in ston>ed near bonw ptota to vtolt s e a '’This, however, la Juat ona of Spahn of Milwaukee shows the form he used last night 0R10LE8-TWIN8— loot Satunlay'a main evont, has tha arbiter. tha factors. Players have fallen Siri BIk I w iIIi * Wittiaiiti* Steve Barber, the Orioles’ *Tm going to the oool o f tha $ in adding another record to his collection. Spahn struck 366. Oomplettog llw tap Sea ore Sneeess Story into survejdng hablto. They'll walk 6 . 7 0 x 1 5 $ 1 3 .6 5 $ 1 6 .6 5 < ^ speedbaU southpaw, boosted his Bm Graoo o f N ew Hawen, 386. and diRout B eo^e old boy,” be said, from their hall in the^|riiway all out five Dodgers to surpass Rube Waddell’s record of record to 16-9 on a fine eight-hit­ “ Ftbchara,” W a m n Bpafan o f the Trio of Area Golfers 7 . 1 0 x 1 5 $ 1 5 .6 5 $ 1 8 .6 5 ' SAL AMENTA ANNOUNCES CbarMe OanUnaie o f “ to enC^ myawlf. Got a rigarT " Bravea malntakis, "have to be Just the way to the green and back 2,881 by two while winning his 841st game. (A P Photo- ter that advanced the club within 3M. "A cIgiarT” asked Reardon. again before taring their shot, CTOrU 7 . 5 0 x 1 4 $ 1 3 .6 5 $ 1 6 .6 5 ; half a game of the home Twins. a Uttie arrogant. Tfaey*vs got to ara-tyw fax.) "What wnoUM I be dotog wkh bsUsva in tbrmsslvsa Qnro they’ll take a half-dozen 7 .6 0 x 1 5 17.65 $ 2 0 .6 5 ] Barber fanned nine and walked A valnatale bundte o f 48 om ." Enter Pro-Am Tourney •laetarall, Wfll bG §ot m l "But you oan n s v prove your- practice swings. Sometimes, on pin tax 8 . 0 0 x 1 4 0 15.65 $ 1 8 .6 5 1 one. Hanmni KiUebrew spoUed ntofs the MMwer Frisch w tb# greans, they'll stand frefrozen teaWOfa the youngster's bid for his third night whan the d rive rimot for aair in hasriiall. Tou do It one year end thm jrau have to start all over the ball for minutes before •All prtcM plus ux and old ttaa Teamwork Key for Yankees shutout with an eighth-inning hom­ fh et pleoe in the 7H top lone. There rou ooflad that tost play Uke OM only four more etoiric ear ritoWB over agatn.,I Ignoiw I don't have it striking It Three area busiiiees men are parddiwijng in the Pro-Am er, his 27th. a eiger store mdlaa and I thought Corcoran aaid while in Britain • • • to po at Agaeva, ao the lamnlo- mada Tliat'a why I always stay In Tournament today at the Wethersfield O u nt^ Club as a 8B more for Whitewalls AUGUST sure you would have one.” shopa That's w t^ I woric ao hard.^ he had an Interesting chat with ANOELS-8ENATOB8— k « ootton rixxAd be nKaw onrit- prelude to tbe 310,000 Insurance Open wbicb starts to­ Houk Proud of Team * • a That’s why Spate has won 30 George Duncan, now 70, who won WHILE THEY LAST The Angels went through the ing than ever. the BritishBi Open in 1920 and who morrow with one of the strongest firids ever. wringer at Los Angeles in finally The top 10 point ekth: or moro gamas a dooan tknsa Hto Came to EHt assy ^bebhkMtie-ear pMohing mu­ is rated the fastest player ever Jim Kirkpatrick of the Manches-'|’ e n d i^ their losing speU. What L Patnode 486, 3. Dtoon 4aT, S. in the gamo—a notch ahead of ter (Country Club and the K F D Gelullo 366, 4. O va o 366, 6. Om tl- Xlurtog ttM 1666 W orld fieri tton doesn’t drain hto energy. Run- y e t Both ara Uatad to play to to­ And for Good Reason proved to be the wiimiiig run between New York and MUwau- our own roaUess Gone Sarazen. Manufaotining Oo., is paired with day’s Pro-Am event also. TUBE-TYPE came in the eig^ith on Billy Hor­ naro 334, 6. -Aa^ Rook 306, 7. ring helped Mm overoome th kae, Togl Bern notfoed that major knee operattona Duncan to the author of ha Pro Ken Venturi and two other A clinic will follow the Pan-Am an’s double, reUef pitcher Ron Buddy K rriw 266. 8. M D eU ioia famous credo: “ miss ’em quick.’’ SALE! New! All New Honk Aaron of the Bravea held “laiUMr you learn the proper amateurs. Tom Wolff of the Wolff 'With Venturi as master , of cere- . __ i BOSTON (AP) — Major "We aren’t murdering any­ Kline's wild pitch, and Ed Sadow- 351, 8. Jerry Hondatmi 240t bO. 6 .0 0 x 16 $ 1 2 .7 5 tha label down on the hat ways to throw or you don’t tost. Sarazen, ona of the game’s fast­ Insurance Agency and EUington monies. EVaHipb Houk 1m proud o f his body now. The team is Just ski’s squeexe bunt. Jooixt Maggtomoio 218. est players, often complained that Ridge Country (hub is matched bandaged bond of Yonkeea— fighting it out, winning the "T o o riiould bold the hat oo It Isn’t age that retiroa ptbriwra,” Bob OoaBiy, Iba daf anding /Ul-Weather 6 .7 0 X 15 $ 1 3 .5 0 $ 1 6 .5 0 , In the top of the eighth the Sm- that you can read the t o ^ ” Togl one could get old while waiting with Pro Fred Hawkins. Another ritamploa, oakl today he hod ahak- wMh good reaaoa. close one and two-run games.” ators had the Angels on the ropes, the 43-year-oU wander riahm. tor putts to drop. Jimmy Demaret 7 .1 0 X 15 $ 1 6 .0 0 $ 1 9 .0 0 1 told the Braves* power hitter. Oldarman, a ayndtoated ooiunruv- Ellington Ridge member, Ted en the woea of a hod boric and ear **Thia cMb baa done a great The Yankees, nine games but two fine plays by shortstop Grant Defeated said aome players took so long on Bantly o f Bantly OU to playing With w ith 3-T NYLON & TUFSYN 1 7 . 6 0 x 1 5 $ 1 7 .5 0 $ 2 0 .5 0 ' Job,” the New Yoik skipper ahead of the pack, have won *T oama up here to Mt,” ri tot wtth NIIA, baa touched afi the trouble and to ready to defend hto Jim FYegosi helped sooth Mgr. bank Asr^^toot to read,” putts that it appeared they were Pro Dave Hill. n X ) title. oadd last ndgbit ikfter the game six straight games and eight Bill Rigney's sixxling stomach. basso in Ma RMh Om tury Bn- waiting tor the grass to grow. The super-durable synthetic-toughest rubber | BARBDIGTON, R. L (AP) — oyckpedia of Baseball. It’s a hook Two area men, amateur Ron Ooafiiy, In a slump the pant few witk the Boston Red Sox. was of their last 10. Singles by Dick Phillips and Roonia Qninn mods a mea t Imck Jos Dey, executive director of rained out. Ib e oonteot was On the other hand the Sox Whan Aaron first eama up to that won’t ooBset any dust in tha Smith of Manchester and Pro weeka, abesved up a t the 'WetiMra- Goodyear «ver used in auto Ores. TUBELESS TIRE SALE Chuck Hinton and Jim King’ s dou­ UiM roHy **»™fl*» wind and rain Um U.8. dolf Association which Wally Cicbon of Ellington Ridge the National League hla teanv- booheasa. fleld dub yesterday. resohedided tonight as port of have won only four of their ble scored one run. Paul Foyfack to beat defending ohamphat A n overaeea the game’s code, said a spUt day-night double-beaxl- lest 22. are entered in the tournament B illy MkxiweB. a fter a fine replaced reliever Jack Spring Great for the Rhode Iriond Open USOA surveys confirmed the fact proper which begins tomorrow ■ 6 . 0 0 x 1 3 $ 1 2 .0 0 $ 1 5 .0 0 . er with separate admissions. Boston pilot Johnny Pesky, Don Lock smashed a liidng lin­ practioe round yeatentoy, and a 11b b Hit ad t « f Hit ytor! Il^s yotr d ia tct to ewo fom ots Gtooral g o lf tkle. Quinn, 31-yeor-old ama­ that tounuunent golf had slowed morning. foamier ICX> winner, f ig u w a one Houk leaned back and add­ whose club has Juat come off er that was tamed hit until Fre- up conslderalidy In the paat few CM ilS 9 6.70 X 15 $ 1 5 .5 0 $ 1 8 .5 0 - teur from Went Warwick, pootad a Pats and Champion Oilers Meet Masters and PG A champion over par, 278, could win the event $ Tbo yioi ty or big, ooct o y o r soviogs. Tltso art M wtigbt, ftH- ed admdriingiy: a 2-9 road trip, said he w ill gosi leaped hl(^ and speared the winning total of 215 for tlM 64- years. Tubtlau i 7 . 1 0 x 1 5 $ 1 7 .7 5 $ 2 0 .7 5 ’ “Just biw fine the team­ Jack NicUaus and U.8. Open king He said the oourse to to good ■laekwall, keep Lu CHnton in right field. ball. Don Zimmer, who hit his boie ocraperittan. Great. 21, of Dev, however, placed moat of 1 7 . 5 0 x 1 4 $ 1 5 .5 0 $ 1 8 .5 0 ^ work has been can be rtxnvn OUnton returned ajftw about seventh homer In the first inning, the blame on the players them- Julius Boros head the large field rimpe, but he atiB figured the plntnc M ioogrii, M 4-ply tylen Hrts. btHr to G totroTs fom ots guarattood W eihetalleld, Conn., wound going after tbe largest ICX) prize score would be 378. teoM llf* $ 1 9 .5 0 $ 2 2 .5 0 , by the flaot that our opening a week’s aheence Sun^y. was purposely walked to load the wMh a 217. Daring tha final four Tw o Giant Linem en Shifted selves rather than the rules. 1 7 . 6 0 x 1 5 game starting lineup has " I don’t know if thia rain bases. Pinch-hitter Don Leppert holes heavy min foU and windB ‘Putts these days can mean J 8.00 X 14 $ 1 7 .7 5 $ 2 0 . 7 6 '1 played only eight games to­ heipB or hurts,” Pesky said then bounced to Fregosi, who reached 40 mkea on hoar. Jost thousands o f d o llo p ao playera 1 8 . 5 0 x 1 4 $ 1 9 .5 0 $ 2 2 .5 0 < gether all season.” aixMit his battered club after started an inning-ending double prior to tUs foteftat atieteh CIrant Following 90-Minute Session are more deliberate,” he said. ' Houlk listed that original I 8 .0 0 / S A L A M E N T A the oonteet was called. play. hard held a ana atiulto Mod. Then “The modem golfer is no longer Georgia Grid Officials Mneup as Totn Trosh, Mickey Ehreii Dixsk Sitn:ert’s home • • • the defender bogayed tha final four Just a golfer-he Is also an actor.” j 8 . 2 0 x 1 5 $ 2 2 .0 0 $ 2 5 .0 0 ! ManUe, Roger Maris, OeUs A’s-TIOERS— aun hitting on the road didn’t bolea wMla Qutam played them In FAlRFfSOD (A P)—Ooaoh Al-<8won’t ploy (ahonMar ailmant) and MU prices plus tax and old ttrg Boyer, Tony Kuhek, Bobby send Pekky Into ecstasy. The Tigers, vdio have been lidd­ P«- be Bhemian haw riilftod Lou Ki- defensive and L a rty Btoanhauer to 63 more for Whitewalls GENERAL S. T. M. NYLONS iRidbardson, Joe Pepltone and “Yeah, Stuart hit some,** touao and Reed Bohovtch to the doifotfuL Ready to Take Stand Elston Howard. Peaky oaid. “He got five home guard position after a 99-iriiiute F t! w tight, f« l coostroeHoo, ft ! 4-ply! Furtheimara quortaihaok B ab ‘Hantle has been sidelined runs among his nine hits. Ha Red Hot Shooter Joins Navy workout yesterday as the Nerw FtoUli and FuUbaok BUly L o tt bwloe, the latest and current otruck out nine times. And he Toth foofhsfi Giants preporsd for haven’t been as effective os they ATLANTA (A P)—^University of Getygia officials were Ford, ChcYrolet, Plymouth, Pontiac, (Ndsmobik, Dodge, abeenoe— except for pincfa- drove in six runs.” Saturday’s sxblbttlon game with were before their taijustea tost sea­ prepared to take the witness stand today in CurtiB Publisbing SALE! On Our Budget- A ll N ew R tn d eb ak er Rambler, Mereory, DeSoto, Buick hatting—baa eoctended some The pltchii^ lineup for to­ Detroit. son. weeks. Miaris, Kuhek, Rich­ CTo.’s defense against a $10 million libel suit ffled by Wally 0.70x15 xm e- 7.10x15 Tube- day calls for Bill Monbou- Jacobs Junior Rifle Champion The oontest to part of a douHe- Ooaoh M ike Holovak o f the Par N A T IO N A L LEAG U E ardson and Treoh aMo ha'va quetbe to lace Yankee Ralph haeder at Cleveland and wM be triots bos bean alteniating bda ao- Butts, form er (Georgia athletic director. Priced All-Weather "42" G o o d y e a r been hoia ds combat at var­ 'Terry in the afternoon contest W . L . Pot. OH. Attorneys for Butts said tfaey^ iQC televised. oalled first and saoond oflfonalvs L ob fiBgriwa ..6 6 47 JS96 f 0.70x15; 7A0xl4 8,00x14 ious times. 'With rookie Dave Morehead In Northeastern Competition fOrouBO, who aufifered a broken oombinattom in prsvtoua aochfin- would rest their case today to the about a tbiorough ebsric of tbe "Wben Mantle was out for pitted against Jim Bouton un­ San Fraaoisoo 66 82 A66 4 woke o f testtmemy 'Diesday oon- inOtekM Tobeleaa leg in the first pre-seoaon game tiom to gat a bettor look, at St. L o id o ...... 66 88 A51 6 matter. 3-T NYLON with TUFSYN BladcwaU three weeks earlier in the sea­ der the lights. „ ...... tnodloUng the publishing firm’s Auto Tires Blaekwan By EARL YOST Imt year, did a good Job for ^ rooktee and nawoomen. Onotamati ....85 86 JiS7 6^ Blair oonfiimod tbot he had in­ son, Marts almost single- Last n i ^ t ’s game was called Gionta"'^ defensive end in the He plana to go with the fiiwt key wditneaa in its footboll-flx stituted a now poHcy o f wtaot he Tha super-durable synthetic-toughest rubber handed carried the club,” after a one hour, 12 minute Within a month’s time Uncle Sam’s Navy will be getting Ohloago ...... 61 64 ASO 7>/| charges against Butts. *16*®' gome with the Chloego Bears lost otob moot all the way tonight Ftttabargh ....60 57 A18 9y, called ’'aopUsUcoted muckrak­ (Goodyear ever used in auto tires. *14“ * Houk said. "When M ails got 'waiL It began raining several one of the hottest, young shooting imispects in the country Saturday. However, Sherman ‘Tt would be very rice to beat Dr. O. C. Adaahold, urivereily ing" for the Foot. Me iUneos, the team got away hours before game time. The FMtodelphla ..61 58 AIS are Backed b y :: when Fred Jacobs of Manchester enlists fa r a tour of duty. wants >«i«in to know two positions. Houston even in an exhfiiltion and MUwankee ....60 50 JM>4 10'/, president and memb«-s cf the Ihe magarine’a ^wrt odttor, llrom power and started get­ biggest crowd o f the season at Bohovlch movsd over from of- wa ora gring to toy to get thia Boaoton...... 45 76 A75 26 a'thletic board were under subpoena Roger KSfan, aaid be Instructed GENERAL S. T. M. NYLONS FOR OLDER CARS ting the Job done with singles Fenway Park, more than 30,- Jaxiotie, a graduate of Manefaes-^ ter High last June, recently won fSMtva tochte to guard, Jolriiig ona” New Toffc ... .88 79 .826 81^ I rebuttal wltnesaea to r Gurtio. Graham not to Intervtaw Butta. cuvd pitching. 000, had been ospeoted. logoleua Dorrea Dess, BooMe Bo- H e aaid he tedd Graham: $ Our Famous « i . m X 16 7 .6 0 x 1 5 the juMor rifle championship of Bothered by a oomblnatian Tnesday'a Beoulta The trial onterad ka eighth day Ito, Kan Byers, and Loo B M n . Uto, tha Patxiota have kwt both MUwankee 4, Los Angelea 8. ’^Be ooreful, Frank—tixto to a Mg I I tube type blackwall the Northeastern Regional High atter teotimony from William ttbe blackwall Power R ifle Matches. OonqieUticMi Rookie quarteaback Olym Grif: pre season eontesta to dote, 24-17 dnobm ati 4, Son Francisoo 0. Hartman Jr., who coached football one.” w«ig threw the bah most of the St. Loois 4, Houston 2. C70 X 1$ NATION-WIDE WHITEWALL SLIGHTLY HIGHER ^Give Game Back to Players for 500 shooters from the north­ at Oakland and 60-17 at San Diego. at Georgia during Butts’ 21-year Tubf-lypt •PLU S TA X and R EC APPABLE T IR E eastern states was held at Ft. EHx, tkne in the drill, an indfoatlon The OUera hava thadr usual top­ Ftttabargh at New York, PFD. tenure aa head coach of the BuU- BItckwtII, that Sheimaa expects to nae hhn Only Gomes Scheduled. N J . Action vrea sponsored by the flight oast of parformara Inolud^ doga. plut tax h a z a r d Reason for Baltimore Change United States Army Training agakist Detroit. CtoUlfiiig dU not B u y Otomon, Gaoiga Btonda and Today's Games Hartman aaid ha wot at a Feh. Major League tnd old lira ROAD :; Center and registered by the Na­ piiy against the Bean. Chtrlay Thtar. Los Angelea (Diyadale 15-12) a4 22 meeting of uriveralty ofBriala GENERAL 4-ply NYLONS tional Rifle Aosociation. IBlwnrikee (Sodowakl 1-5), (N ). who oonfoonted Butts wtth tbe IXmXlLI^ Msso. (AP) — The m i NEW YORK (AP)—Don Shula.t as a defensive halfback with the The local youth fired a 476- S Frandsoo (O’D ell 11-6) at adbatance of an affidavit ^ven by GUARANTEE! ii One of America’s finest tires, bnilt to deliver months of General Tire’s famous ColU. fiiraa-tlme Saatorh Dtrialon ohom- Okioinnatt (Tattourto 8-5), (N ). •2 more for Whitewalls the new coach of the Baltimore 21V out of a poesible 500 score George Bunm tt Attonta inauranoe NATIONAL IXAGDE dependability. (Jolts, got the job because Carroll "Don never was a great player, pton Houston Oilers face twloo- Rolling Park €k>lf Houaton (Johnson 6-15) at St. aaleatnan. with the M-I Gerand rifle. In win­ BottlDg — Groat, St. Louto, Rosenbloom, owner of the club, just average,” he said. “He al ning the title, Jacobs also fired znanecup Boston in an American Louis (SadecU 7-7), (N ). ?MATiT!ia W l .\l ForihaU League sxfadbitlon gw m Flttaimrgh (Cardwell 6-12) at Burnett naa teatified ba aoci- 248; demente, PIttoimrgh, 288; gfgosrasiBBai said he wanted to “give the game ways was taking pictures, talking the fourth highest score on the 16- Tourney Sept. 15 dentially was cut into a call last 6.00x18 taafight. New Toric (Craig 8-20). T. Davto, Los Angeles, 221; Pln- MATION-WIDI ROAD NAZANO AND QUALITY QUARANTII IN WDITINO— AR Now Caodyotr AfUo Ttroo fir* O M turnttiS COMPACT CAR SPECIAL back to the football players.” football. He always had wanted to man Connecticut State highpoiw- Sept. IS and heard Butts giving tubeless I* Rosenbloom Is enthusiastic coach. From us he went down to The contast fo r the Low ell Sun CUcago (Jameson 13-10 and •oo, Ctociimstt Gonzalec, Phil t$mt**n.wtd0: 1. Anlnst normal tvMKl b«sard»— l-e-. tiowouts. fabric brfiakt, cuts— except repalrab]* puncturte. LimttoQ For most popular American small cars. er team. In the team competition, Rosidsoite and forinar reridents Toth 2-7) at PhUadripMa (Culp data on Georgia’s team to Alo- Do erlglnfil ow ner fo r number o f mentha epeelAefi. 3. Against any defects In workmanfifaip anfi m aU rlal w ltheot l l a l t fifi 6d blSckwall about the progress made by Shu- Virginia as an assistant and then Jacobs registered a laudaUe 236- Chultlea oan be a oriticol one for adriphia, 220. •tme or mllesfe. ■ Ooodynr tire dealers In O.S. or Canada wlU make adjuatment allowance oo new Urd bated oo ertclBol Alao flta many imported can. o t tha Rolling Park area will por- 11-10 and Bennett 4-2) 2, 'Twl-Ni. boma ooaoh Paul (Bear) Bryant. Buns — Aaron. Mlhvaukee, 87; tread depth remalninf and current **Oeodyear priee.’* la In his first head coaching job. Kentucky. He did a great job as IIV out of a poseiMe 250. the ta^jury-riddied Patriots. Boston tinlpate in their fifth annual In­ In their first pre-season game, defensive coach at Detroit the last has beaten the Ollera only ooioe in Tburaday’s Games The Ourtis-owned Saturday Ehre- Blaya, Son Fraaoisoo, sad Flood, the Colts defeated Philadelphia Last June, Jacobs competed in vitation G olf Toumenvent SundiWi PIttoimrgh at New 'York, 8 pm. nlng Post used Bm nett’s affidairlt St. Louto, 82; Bose. OiBclimatt sad three years. I feel strongly that • t -. three. previoua yean of regular Sept. 16, at the Minneohaug Golf 36-21. They play the Cleveltmd he is going to be great. He’s only the Garden State High Power sanann and exhibition meetings. - CMoogo at PhUadelpUa, (N ). the substance of an artlnle White, St. Loois, 82. 7.60x15; R ifle Tournament conducted un­ C3ui>, aooordlng to on ahnounroe- Son Franotaoo at Olncbinatl, charging that Butta and BkyOnt I* Browns Saturday night In the sec­ 33. Some of the players are older RooUa Al Snyder from Holy Boas Batted In — Aaron. Mil­ BIG CAR SPECIAL 8.00/8.20x15 ond half of a doubleheader at than that.” der rainy weather conditions at meat today by Bert McOonkey, (N). rigged the 1962 G eo rg ia ^ tobamat waukee, 96; White. SC Laoto. 82; For Cadillac, Chrysler, Big Buick. Cape May, N J .. and won Ckoos, signed as a flanker back, oonxrititte ohatoman. game. tubeless Cleveland. Rosenbloom said the Colts bas bmn moved into the k ft half Loa Angeles at MUwaukee. Soato, Ofaieogo, Ptesoo, a iid n a atl, Oldsmobne, Lincoln blackwall “Team spirit is vitally impor­ award as an unclassified shooter The following have already in- Houaton at St. Louts, (N ). Elariier, a foamar oasoclata of aad Boyer, SC Ltmto, 78. rookie crop of John Mackey of in the fiiat standing poeition cate­ or xunning halfback position by dteated they eaqieot to paiticbiate: tant in any game, especially in Syracuse, Bob Vogel of Ohio Iho Patriots behind rookie Tom Burnett, John Oanrichael, testi­ Hits — GroaC SC Looia, 168; pro football,” said Rosenbloom. gory. (Competing against 200 other John Andracdl, Bob Dieterle, BiH AMEBXOAN LEAGUE fied that the notes were not ths Flnsoai, CInrinaatl, 156; Aaron, State, Fred Miller of LSU, George Neumann. Veteran haoka Ron Bur­ Griffith, A rt Jaoobson, Ron IVin- ALL SIZES # ALL STYLES “It is important that all the play­ Wilson of Alabama, Willie Rich­ footers, Jacobs recorded a fine W . L. Pet. 6a . same that Burnett hod immedlate- Milwaukee, and W rite, SC Looto, 46-lV score and in a second stand­ ton and Jim Crawford are lost to ther, Tom Regan, Wendell Pouriier, AR Tiros Momitocl. WhitowoNs Cleonod FREE ers want to play for the coach.’’ ardson of Jackson State and Jim the poattkm todefiritely beoanseof New Yofk ....74 40 .649 • iy after replacing tbe telephone 146; Ckmeato, Pittsburgh. 141 NIGHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE Rosenbloom, who fired Weeb Maples of Baylor has shown to ing match placed ninth overall Bob WUto, Jbn Hummel, Frad Ohloago ...... 67 60 J(7S flgpt. 18. Home Buns — MoOovey, £ 60C3YEAR SERVICE STORE 295 BROAD ST.—648-5176 Ewbank lastiwinter after the end advantage. Mackey or Wilson will with a score o f 48-2V out o f a pos­ Towle, Dove Douton, Jkn SL Minnesota ..,.0 6 52 JH56 : Hartman testified he did not Fraactooa, 82; Aoroo, M Bw akea, 718 M A IN ST.—846-9528 / / ■' ^ DRIVE ON NEW GENERALS NO W ! CONVENIENT of the National Football League sible 50. Rookla and top-draft oboloaArt PlMTe, Don BYanhUtn, A l ClHirU.la, oonslder the notiea o f any stguifi- wind up as regular tight end, Vo­ Orabom fium Boston Collage P olttoaotw ....6 6 54 A50 21; Mays, Saa FraariaootM ; Santo, v V '■ / BUDGET TERMS— JUST SAY "CHARGE THEM!" season and hired Shula to replace gel at offensive tackle. Miller at Art Shorts, chief instructor of Bob BriuM, John FUkiramo, Sol O leve la a d ...... 57 02 A79 oonoe. Chicago, Oepeda, Saa / • *PLUS TAX AND REOAPPABLE TIRE him, had only the best to say for defensive tackle and Richardson the Manchester Rifle (Jlub, of Bvangeltota, Jbn Fee, Don Oatbeig, Boston ...... 55 60 .478 ‘ T don’t think they would ba o t and W rite, SC Louto, 10. HOLLYW OOD SERVICE CENTER COOK'S SERVICE STATION Ewbank, now coach of the New at defensive back or flanker. Ma which Jacobs is a member, has <3hai1ey Tranaue, Jhn Riohards, C ity ..68 62 .461 : any help to me," he sold. 842 E. CENTER ST.— 649-8187 665 M IDDLE TPK E . E AST—649-5821 York Jets In the rival American pies is a linebacker. been notified that the local sharp­ IHOROUaHBREDRACiNI Jbn Dodoon and IftoCOokey. Lon Angelea ..65 66 .466 : Questioned about critioiam by AMERICAN LEAGUE Football League. shooter has qualified as one o f two The oomanttitee in eh u ga in­ D etroit ...... 61 64 .448 Butts of tbe (Jeorgia ooarblng GENERAL'S The Colts came up with a new B a ttin g — f YaatTzemakl, Boatoo, GENERAL “ Weeb believes that the coach field goal kicker who hsus shunted Junior shooters (under 19) to re ^ I Thru I cludes AndreoU, Dodson, Regan, W asliii«toa ...4Sl 75 .856 ' staff, Hartman replied that be and JACK'S ATLANTIC 6.70x15 la supreme," he said. " I wanted resent Oonneotiout in the Nation­ Wlatber and MoOonkey. A il entriea Butta often oriticiaed the team 288; KaHae, Detroit, ------RUHRER'S SHELL SERVICE Dick Bielski out of that job. He Tneaday's Beoulto Mlariraohi, 216; F anraaq, Lea Aa- 766 M A IN ST.—646-8232 Double Guarantee tube-type MaokwaU to set up committees of the play­ is Grady Wade, a free agent from al Rifle Matches at Camp Perry, mnat ba wbifiniMd bT tiw pogmiant CMongu 2, Ckaeland 0. and other teams. He sold Butts 652 UEN’l 'E B ST.—646-8126 Silent Grip gelM aod Malvoqa TOu’r* pcotMtod against defects in ers to handle fines for any in­ Vanderbullt who booted one 49 Ohio. o t greens foea no litar than Sept. DalUkuofe 6, Minnesota L bad been critioal chiefly of the fractions,’’ said Rosenbloom. yards against the Eagles. The Ohio matches are consid­ K arora aty 4, Detroit 2. Georgia coaching teohriques. Boston 266. lAN TLY’S SERVICE CENTER WHknunMUp and materials for the life 6.701X15; Bona — Kaltoa, Detroit, and o t tha tread; and against normal road NYLON 7JtOxl4 “ Weeb didn’t think that was the ered to be the world series for Any adult golta’, bvfiig in the Leo Angries 4, Waahtngtoa 1 Attorneys for Butts earlier read tSS M A IN ST.—646-4695 way to handle it. AIUsoo, Mtaaraota 72; Trash, Near RUFINI'S FLYING A SERVICE hOBBida toe 21 numttaa on Gkneral Ny- nigged nylon tobeless blackwall competitive marksmen and will be RoOkig Pork area and not hatad New YMk at Boston, FFD. tesUmony from tbe ortlole’s IS months on General S.T.M. Ny- “People said that we got rid of staged during the month of Au­ abovt may obtain oomplete infor­ Today’s Games thor and Post officials. York, '70; Yaatrzemeki, Boatoo, 67; 118 CENTER STv—646-8276 Ootovtto, Detroit, 66. Is m , and 15 motiths on General Silent economy tire DS* Weeb because He used Lenny BASEBALL HEROES gust. More than 3,000 stMOten mation about the tournament by New York (T erry 12-11 and In hto tesUmony free-lance w rit­ OUVA'S ESSO 4Mp Myiona. Adjustments prorated on 15 Month Road Hazard •IT Moore as an Inside runner. That from all parts of the country will oontoctlTig a oonurittoe member as Bouton 15-5) at Boston (Moubour er Frank Graham Jr. of Brooklyn, Biau Batted la — Stuait, Boo- 411 H A R IF O R D RD.—646-8228. eom ot CtaMral prices. wasn’t the case at all. I don’t soon as pdariUe. l(t-7 and Morehend 6-9) 2, N. Y., arid he knew the article tan aad Koltar. Detroit, 78; Wag­ Guarantee participate. Jacobs will compete OZZIE'S SHELL STATION •PLUS TAX AND REOAPPABLE TIRE think Weeb was wrong in doing H rm N O — Jobn Orslno, Haiti in Jhe Junior category o f the high NIGHT RACING •-(Nf_^ wouri ruin Butts’ ears ner, Loa dagwiaa, 76; AUtoon. Mto- that. Shula ia dolnjf it too. I think more, drove in two rune on power rtfle (M-1). The Silk Town­ FRED JAOfHKi (Donovan 7-10) nt Oittem aaid that to tbe arttde neaota ate Haarari, Near Task, 66. DON WILUS GARAGE 276 M A IN ST.— 648-1276 Don expecta to let Lenny run the homer and two ainglee in the Orl- (B m — - -t- - ha did not msaa to aiiggaat ttw HIta ~ Tteiiiaitel, ~ 18 MAIN 8tv-849-4SSl MANCHESTER BRANCH olee' 6-1 victory over Mlnneeota. er had to pass numerous oompeti- Y Lafigne M«eu optimt play nuxe than Weeb did. tive tiyouts to qualify. (N). Butta or Bryaait bat on the gams. a te KaBna^ Datoalt, 188; “ In fatmees to Weeb, I do think PITO H INO — Jim Maloney, Oln- stanUy to retain hia *T am auggeating that ir oouU Laa Sagalaa. 126; Ward, GUeaga, InvasiOR o f OMo wM m aik Ja­ Shocta fired a t Ounp P o n y in Don OBfpaatiar, rfriM ia ti o t Iho Baltiniora (Roberta U-a) we would have done better last oinnatl, and Warren Spahn, MU Mbmeoota (Ferry 9-S), (N ). be,” he aaid. ‘T am putting forth aad VeraaDea; Mtoaeoeta, 128. ELLSWORTH and LASSOW M AM . SHELL SERVICE^^ year if K had not been for in­ wankee. Maloney pitobed a two- cobs' forenvek as a civilian as he both 1660 and 1981 and for a nun. T BoiwCng League, repotto a meet­ wM wRar tha Navy SopL 16. ing for aU teem manegers will be Detroit (A gu irre 10-11, one of the suggestions aa to what Home Bnaa — StaarC Boai 262 O AK LAN D ST.—648-6155 BOUTE 6, ANDOVER—648-1746 juries. Remember, we lost Utter, otrlklng oat seven and her of yaafa has been the guidiiw nWNDOIH 4ri. Dk • * . ia* fiaisi Began 7-6) at Kansas a ty (Dm- oould be one of the motives. ' 28; KiUebrew, BUaneaota. 27; Al- Moore for six weeks. Weeb Is a walking In Beds' 4-0 vletas)r IhairiB to tha iTrsfitsif fa- tytakri tha local rifle g i ^ brid Thursday right at 8 o’clock rihtles offered by tha Manrheatar at tbe HoUday Lanes. One more bowaky 4-2), (N ). <3ay Blair Jr., edttor-to-ohief o t UsMi, Mlnaaaote 25; Hasrarl, New GENERAL TIRE co good fundamentalist. Sometimes over San Fraaoisoo.. Spahn stirack ■ JGoct# ^ top-ctnkiiv Wsridagton (Osteen 6-8) at Loa Ointto, aaid to testhnnrier read for T a t e 98| I he is a little otabbom. We stiU are oat fiv e In Mllwanliee^s 4-S vletary R ifie cauh at both, (ha htdoor and laam to needad to bnni|2als I JJfftau an wMh Ooaoh (»1 H i»t*s A fifirim OOtoMoa (fas Jaar fiMt ha wm 1S5 CBITBt STREET TEL 649-2828 good friend.” over Loe Angeles, running his ca­ outdoor range, v im the Upa ^ H igh rifle oquad. oa- RoaenMoom aaid be had been reer total to 2,S8t. a reoort fr- paoMd aloog by fibotta, Jaeolai tae team hi Ua asntor tanpraoMd tar ida Mi i m bis dam hM taaea aUa to afottoa t

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MANCHESTER EVENING I , WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,1968 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN j IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCaaESTER, CX)NW^ WEDNESDAY. AUGT3ST14,1968 P a r S a k Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Wanted— Real Ertato' 77 Artides For Salt 45 HonsohoM Goods II Apartments— Flat*— H od r a r 9 0 e n 72 By FAGALY and SHORTEN A BIO BARGAIN! Traairats • 3 —' T toora old er BOLTON LAKE WATEIRFRONT — CLEAN 4 ROOM ranch 6 miles out, CASH FOR TOUR proparty. Cus­ Bnsiiiese' Servteea Offsred IS THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW WALLPAPER, dlacoattmed p«t- MAMCHEBTER - 6 reoB iftodton ARB YOU GOING bama, 4 hertronma, famSy room CWraiel off Mala Itraat, treed kd, 4 room home plus - Mmkhouse. oversUe garage, 4% assumable tomers waiting for ranches, capes, HAROLD A SON Rubbish Re­ tnrns, large atoek. 17c toigla nIL TO RENT — 4 room heated apart­ 3-car garage, Rnaeo combination Completely furnished. Easy fi­ mortgage, many extras, 613,— . colonials. Manchester area. How­ Sherwtai-\nniama, M l M uk.) HOUSEKEEPING? ment. Tel. 643-6U8 between 8:60 attachea garage $66’ ftcBtaBe, moval, cellars, attics, and yards, ■aHPlt-PlM BULCt ARE CO/ERED CM THEN YOU OWE IT treea, glftOOO. Oirttoa M. BntA- A ir R e a l alietowa. oQ ateam heat, 610,900. nancing. John H, Lapi>en, Inc., Going South. C^l owner 649-4410. ard Realty Co., 333-6276.'‘ Carl weddy or monthly {rick-up. Har­ PMl Itr PARMRAPHS E107?------a.m'. - 4:80 p.m. WoHcrtoB Agency, Realtor, 649 6 4 9 ^ , 648-6219. Zinsser, 843-0088. TO YOURSELF ito. 649818ft MANf^OTER,~"i92 Woodbridge old H oar. 649-4084. AL«0 RA6E4 24 AND 78f LMES TO SEE THIS M. — 3818, era. Mr. Rneter. 6490806. CAMP ’niAlLER, $85. Matal bad FOUR ROQMS and hath, first Street 7 rooms, excellent conm- •aa. THRU 41 .'A M O - "SUPER DELUXE” QBBHty a t 8 ‘HAVE TIME, win work.” AU odd and apring, fS . 743-617S. floor, furnace and auuimatic hot tion, 4 bedrooms, newly decorated 6 ROOMS OF FURNITURE expandable Cepe, Jobs done. Everythin our spe­ water, parking. 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Reauionably priced. and m w a , letoaL 1% batiis, modern kitchen proVe their claims .'or antibiotics ■tCMDAT Ihra nDDAl ItlW AJL-^ATCBOAT t AJL knives, axes, shears, skates, ro­ E LE C TR IC C lose to M ain Street shopping. 660 75x150 corner'iot, aluminum siding, room with fireplace, dining 41 CaU 049-2096. m onth. Adults. 848-7094. living room wl wRh taDOt-iiw. re c e ntly painted, in a wide 'variety of compounds tary blades. Quick service. Capitol flK M TM A EEFRIGERATOR storm windows and screens. Cow and fiieplaoc. n i.- haaitfiftd taieed ta half acre lot. room, dinette, sizable kitchen, such ms throat lozenges, nose Equipment Co., 88 MsUn St., Man­ venient to bus and achools. 3 full baths, 2 car garage, stor­ IGnaming — Trim t w e l v e FCXyr boat with 10 h.| T V SE T Tiwmedtoto occimaiicy. Wesley R. drops and sprays, which general­ PLEASE »KAll YOUR AD chester. Hours dally 7-5. Thurs­ NICE APARTMENT of four (4) ag e room . naeiiiB IV pooch to Bvinrude and traUer, compli AMD COMB. RANGE rooms in splendid conditioh. Near buyer. Robett Smith Agency, 384 Center Street, 8 FAMILY ly con be bought without prMcri{>- day 7-9. Sa.urday 7-4. 643-7958. rs.n«i for and Free Delivery In Conn. VWW ABOUT THE SOLID 'MHITE LIME .OFFICER* with extras, H X. 649-lOtt attar 6 everything. Box C, Herald. OWNER 643-6628 0493613. i 6to-l8M . Uon. Mb at tte DAT IT nf. Harmony p jn . F t m Set-Up ^ Our Men 616.— — 4 bedrooms, den, Uv- The FDA set a deadline of Srot. ______ta t l w tme «fe* m txt ta m r- TAWN MOWERS, sharpened and TOO MEAM rM MC5T SUPPOSED ID CROSS IT* " TDM ACPWMf/ Frae Service By Experts HABTFOttD — Newer 5% ARBAM repaired, sales and series, rental ttBd., Boltan. MAMCHESTEM BAHCH — 8 ingroom with fireplace, dining­ 6 in the order published tat me I ta r m t r OMK Iwewtiact ar omitted AM.aeE'rDioMTKNqw^ ^ aoaft ao$m Frae Storage Until Wanted 3-3-4 ROOM APARTMENTS. laadi. tree ahaded lot, full 7-8-4 room apts. Roof, siding, Federal Register of July 36. A e^pment L A M Elquipment p E n a rr. OVERSIZED GAPE, T CDoma, 3 room, good sized kitchen, love­ : m A tu rn aa)7 ta the axteat at a Phone for appointment 6339, 9 8 . hircta iieWnrti, dxtog roeaa, r. garage, oti hot water heat, ly lot, AA zone. aluminum comb, windows, spokesman for the Pharmaceuti­ C orp , R oute 88, Vernon, 878-7609. ^ noN gsri,,si^m ^ m icff. Bonding Materials 47 SAMUEL ALBERT fOU .hattae, 4 bedrooms, large Bv- storms and acreena. Manchester exchange. Enterprise ing room with fliepiarr. ool heating system, plumbing, cal Manufacturers Assn, told to­ fo r happy H artford, 247-0388 ing room, formal dining room, at­ ffzepioce. 1% hatbs. 6 bedrooms, 1948 woodweefc. ataantoam ecau electrical system — all mod­ day many compahies cannot com­ CLOSE-OUT SPECIALS SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT FOUR ROOM apartment for rent tached garage, 180x160 wooded let, aotoral woodwork. Robert Wolver- em. 2-car garage, large shaded 833,600. P bllbrlek Ageaey, tiona, 9ycars4ild. lift,,— 1 ply by that date. H you have no means of trans- 136 B issell Street. bikk AgcKy. — BMI ton Agency. 6493316, Eve. Mr. lot. Unusual investment op{>or- STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walls, OeiUng TUe Warren E. Howland FDA acted under authority con­ fireplaces, flagstone terraces. All 42 {MMTtation, I’ll send my auto for tunlty. tained tn the 1962 am endm ents to concrete repairs. Reasonably .06% 4q. Ft. you. No obligation on your part. TODB DIAL 643-2711 SpUt RaU F en cin g THREE ROOM apartment, steam AIRCONDnnONED — i room aCBOOL AREA — 6 R ea ltor 360 M ain St. the food, drug and cosmetic law p riced . 643-0851. staUa, shaded A— L—^ E — R— ranch, 9yean-old, huge Utchmi which allow it to require proof ef 2.99 Per Sectioa heat, hot water, call 646-8068. 2 ^ ACRES room Chpe. ton died dormer, 3 643-1108 (uanil. w, reasonable. Dutch Doors 4946 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD wttii diailw ajdiar. lot iBOs— , 8 hatha, firqplace. qil hot water both efficacy and safety of drugs. 18.60 B ach OPEN mOHTS TILL 10 P.M. THREE ROOMS. South Main bedrbome, mtontea ftop Manches­ CIRCA 1793 WARREN E. HOWLAND The agency has not questioned Honsehold Servlees heat, garage. 616.— . 64»-8878 Exotic Prefinished Paneling Street, includes heat, electridtjr, te r , p riced to sen 616.— . PfaD- the safety of the antibiotics, but Offered IS A hot water. Refrigerator and elec­ brick Agency, 6496464. n«A L 6 BEDROOM ranch, 1% R ea ltor It said labeling claims on effee* From 8.76 Per Sheet FOR SALE — Halllcrafter radio, Historical large IS raeea 0 9 1R0UBLE REJUiHIIII OUR MVERTISER? 43 Ping-Pong Table Tops tric stove furnished. Tel. 649-2849. hatha, acreenad porch, toU base- tiveness of the products are not REWEIAVINO Of bums, moth holes. m edal F120, |46. T el. 876-6367. 8PACIOUB 8 ROOM Oarriacn Co­ kmiat large ecaftes 86 DURANT STREET — 6 room 660 M ain ftt. U .96 E a ch meaf faelndee finished rec room Cape, full shed dormer, fireplace, su|q»orted by available msdleal Zippers repaired. Window Shades PMTM — 66C-80C SIX LARGE rooms, excellently lo­ lonial, 4 bedrooms, office or den, epen e to liw a y . ft and dm, dUtwadier. attic fan, data. made to meatsure; sdl sized Vene­ %4 Iha. Chn 648- Cedar Cloeet Linliig DAY BED, converts to bed, $15; cated, second floor adding to tiie formal dining room, recreation kttrtwn «tn> loigi combination windows, city utili­ 64I-U06 M-Htir taM riig SiffiM Hdp .31 Sq. F t. ODd many extras. Handy to ahop- tian blinds. Keys made while you Private Instructiona 28 Help Wanted— Female 35 ehalra, Canning Jars, miseellane- quiet, available for either gas or room witii fireplace, attadwd 9 and Dotcdi twen. i ties, 63,100 down, assume present W indows ping and echoele. Good nelghbora! mortgage. U A R Realty Co., 648 wadt. Tai>e Recorders for rent. LUNCHEONETTE Help - ooa ttmns. 18 Main Street. electric stove, garage and park­ car garage, 100x160 lot riiade with Btt-np walla. R SANTA CLAUS was very good to From 10.00 Each S3 HIIKap Drive. Gen owner, 6to- — 2. F n tli HtraM Rtadtn M arlow ’ s, 867 M ain, 849-5221. thousands of Avon Representa­ short order cook, nigh ing, no lease, fil38. J. D. Realty, treea, aluminum siding, Philbrick ftirnarr. arteaiaB ' 45 Fine Paneling OLENWOOD GAS range with gas 643-5129. A g en cy , 649-8464. tives last Christmas. Their earn­ Saturday. Apply W. T. Ctawdt. .07 Lin. FL heater, white, 36” , good ccmditlon, MANCHESTER Vicinity within EAST HARTFORD — Orderly, Local Stocks large traaa. COVENTRY LAKE — 4 romn cot­ ings of $8 to 66 an hour during our P arkade. Casem ents 646. 83 Oliver Road. nine miles, lovely 8 room ranch, comfortable living is yours in this Baflding— Contractins 14 Accounting' THREE ROOM heated apartment. TWO FAMILY - New roof and roa d : m e . U nder tage. 3 wooded lots. Owner wUl FUl selling season made ’Their iqag TilFirr TF gaEnn ink drams- 40.00 Bach 666 ; 6 room heated, 6100. G A rfleld aiding, alimiimim r*iiwWwMnM 6 bedrooms, kitchen with built-ins, 6 room Split Level home cm Cludstmu shopping a happier oc­ ranUlte. Jotan H. Lappen,' Inc., PATJ. MTC on your formica needs, OHD M M ZailL Oombinatton Doors 99923. 90x180 foot lot with riiade trees, ft aluminum combinations through­ 100x169 lot. Wslk-out recreation Quototloaa vwniistMd tagr IBM casion. Why don’t you become one ■■Ifltl. 6496319. room, fireplace, piro'vlde that ever Ootaom Mlddlebrook. Imn bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, 16.96 E ach car garage, 618A00. Ptailhclck LAWRENCE F. FIANO out, large beautifully wooded lot, MANCHBTB ANSWBUN# SERVICf of the many women who supple­ needed extra space. 619,000. H. B. Bank Stocks vanitory unltk table-topa and WATKINS 2% ROOM APARTMENT, stove, Agency, 6496484. ■lATELY TEN ROOM mansion lo­ selling 614,700. Call the R. F. CAREERS ment the famUy Income this EXPERIENCED CASH ’N CARRY refrigerator and all utilities, coun­ Dimook Co., 649-5246, Johanna Grady, Broker, 648-8009. B id Aftkad island stands. 049-8986. pleasant, dignified way? Call for cated within wanting distance of 4«f-eB00 .Bargi^ Shop try location , $90 m onthly. 649-4— , dotwBtown Marzebesier. yet se- Evans, 649-6668. Conn. Bank and Tniet WITH A FUTURE appointment at your convenience MACHINISTS k i t c h e n CABINBTB y 8:30-4:80. OWNERS TRANSFERRED—Must C o...... TO M QUALmr CARPENTRY—Rooms, ' 614 stone- eluded for privacy, all rooms ax- in your hom e? 289-4922. ATJ. SIZES — ALL SHAPES — SOUTH WINDSOR — The money- sell. Immaculate 6 room Cape. 3 Hertford National baaemen.** reflnlsbed. bullt-lns, .m a n ' A LL PRICES tzmnely large. • fireplaces, formica. tUe, general repair. No rad V ernon M ANcaranst — saver home — the split level. Two full baths, garage, storms, alu­ Rank and Trust Ca «7% W TOY DEMONS’TRATORS. Oppor­ 6139.00 38x46” SoUd Maple Knee- Furnished Apnrt— ts 8S-A room rsarhi, 3 feef 3-car detached garage, short flights of steps Instead of minum siding, ■carpeting, screen­ job too smaU. Call WUUam Rob­ NOBODY — BUT NOBODY — epacinqa grounds add beauty mid Fire Insurance Coinpaalee Day - Evening - Saturday tunity to earn up to 26% com. BRIDGEPORT hole. Desk, 7 drawers, 3 file draw­ ton hawmnrf, one long one. This construction ed patio, rec room. Bus service. bins Carpentoy Service. 649-8446. mission. No collecting or deUvei> tra c tnr a, UNDERSELLS NATIONAL ers, b ra ss puHs, 89. 2% ROOM FURNISHED apart­ dfstiaction to this beautifiU home, Hartford Fire ...... TO Next Class - Aug. 19th poaqy, Serrlftcei M Sirjl gives a garage and playroom at Quiet nelghbortiood. Extras too AatuMobilM Fbr Sale 4 CARPENTRY — Speclallilng in ing. Latest IBM equipment OPERATORS p a rts ment. centrally located, sonth. GROWING FAMILY? — JMft FUIbtldt Agency, 649 80% saving. Imagine seven rooms num erous to m ention. $18,700. $900 National Fire ...... U 7 U S ftdf.ftO F un Size L ow F oot M aple Phoenbe F lra ...... I I S 133 smaller work. Repairs, altera- writes your master orders for you NATIONAL LUMBER, IHC„ 649-8404 betw een 12 ixKxi and 6 and garage for only $16,800, Just down. Pasek Realty, 6497306, and Service. 1966 CHEVROLET 3-door Bel Air BM, aeron headboard, 86. H A d R O U I X Uons, recreation rooms, framing, IBM Keypunch ’Training and Insures weekly commissions. 381 State Street, p.m . off the Wilbur Cross Parkway, on 389-6Sn. Life and Indemnlly Isa. Coa. liw And I n A lfred Hardtop, V-8, hydramatic, < two Choice Visual kit or regular toy North Haven, Connecticut S-feedroom Rawrta,, sagging buildings, porches level­ IBM Machine operation and wiring — .00 Modern Occasional Chair, a bus line, in a top location for Aetna Ossualty .....lO S U 4 'SLM S4M 60. new tii^ brakes and battery, tur- kit. American Home Toy Parties, 388-8281 ment, tree*, aia A m d E V e i ed, secured, imderpinnlng, founda­ IBM 1401 Com puter Must have experience mi JubO- solid walnut base, beige textured DUUze advantages of a 4-bed- raising children. It could be yours. Aetna Life ...... 163 171 quoiae and vdiite, $246. •tt-6860. Inc., 649-2878. C H eerom M - the bew to Business Loeathnw room, fuU dormer Cape. Child- adbool oaOy 613JI Lots For Sslft 73 tions repaired. No Job too smaU. IBM SELECTRIC Typing and cate Aircraft campanents snrii plant cover, foam cushion, 79. Glenn Roberts Agency, MLS Conn. General ...... 166% 178% m anual For Rent C4 safe neighborhood, Id^ ktea- HotebMB. BnS&sfa R ea ltors, 644-1521. 644-1337. Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 134 143 19M FALCON SQUIRE wagon, au­ 875-6769, M r. E gan. PART-TIME MAID 2-8 days a exotic metals. Join Wlloo Ma­ Gene^ Grlf- TWO BUILDING lots, prime loca­ SISTER ANGELA chine T ool Com pany, a Tnaflntm Hoosehidd Gaods 51 — .60 Chip{>endale Ladderback tion. short walk to school. One F(X)t T ra v elers ...... 193 301 tomatic, 2,300 miles original, w eek. Conn. M otor L odge, Ebcit 94, LARGE a ROOM Ckpa. 3 HOLLISTER STREBIT — Immacu­ tion, city utilities. Philbrick Agen­ veiorarfT Reader and Advisor glM takas over low payments. MASONRY — AU kinds of brick, faculty located Jnk eswr tffaa Side Chair, solid mahogany, mus- Peace and contentment here INDIVIDUAL PERSONALIZED W ilbur C roes Parkw ay. T el. 648- SMALL STORE to r rent on Oak late 6 room Colonial Bungalow, c y , 849-8484. PnbUe UmiUea tm an problems ol life is now block and stone work. Brick Manchester town Une on Mmria F9CBEJC’ t to order, tard/beige upholstery, 39.50 to r 616JM)0. W hy |>ay rent w hen Conn, light Power .. 85% 17% INSTRUCTIONS 1665. FO R SALE — Vaed Street. CaU 6496394. large airy rooms, natural wood- located at 381 Main Street, homes, fireplaces, brick and stone 6, Ehltoo, Cenn. We dOer geeC aia , tow n you can own this for seme LAKE VIEW lot. Lake Bungee. 6497449. 6U9.00 Wing Chair, foam padded woA, fireplace, new furnace. Bel Htfd. Electric light Bbitford. Can for ^ipointment, 1906 FORD 3-docr Hardtop Fair- w alls, stu cco. 649-8001 a fter 6. TYPIST, HEAD CASHIER, „carii. w ages, ov ertim e, ■wmrflwitt Zinker, money. Immediate inqidry in­ In The Country Woodstock, 30 milas from Man­ new ...... 44% baidt; foam seat cushion, green vited. Gall Chet Govang 649 Air Real Estate, 643-9333. ■R -U 07. lane aOO. 34one tuiquoiM and Free Placement Service ier, transcriber, accounts receiv­ fringe benefits — a good plana FOR SALE — Washer and dryer, Houses For Rent 65 chester, adjacent lot alao avail­ Hartford Gaa Ca ... 48 white. Hinnd«rbird i u sp ecia l damask, hex pleats, 79. 5— , 8796630. able clerk, sales cleric, mnse, to m>rk and no traffic pnAOem. apartment size gas stove, baby MANCHESTER Green — Owner a b le. 849-1698. Southern New England ▼-S engine, automatic transmis- Special Services 15 SqSft SAILS — OB east iron practical nurse, housekeeper, CaU 649-6258, 849-8299, nr « 9 carriage. Best offer. 742-8008. wiU sacrifice below appraisal. 6 T eleph on e ...... 51% M% sica, radio, widtewans and other ftmt ziistor toB b burner. 742- 6— .00 84” Sofa, fo«un pUlow- amd ana foot In town, best de- {tn>B WANTED from 41 Strick­ ’TREE CUTTING and removal, lots short ender cook, waitress, coun. 8260 to arrange an Interview aft baek and seat euahlons, turned BOLTON — Private 4 room home srriliat the setting for this room Ctepe, attached garage (en optional equipment. Exceptional­ your convorience, or hettar 7ZBS. FO R SALE — 1960 RCA W hirlpool fo r rent. C all 843-4968. Resort Property For Sale 74 land Street «■ from comer lOd- cleared, insured, Joe PeUetler. PLUS INSTITUTE terglrl, salad gipl, maid, house leg s, eh sr-brow n , 198. lovaly iBlit level home on closed breezeway), full shed Arrow, Hart, Heg. 60 •ft ' ly fin e c o i t i o n , 61,096. 649-1514 still, stop in, see cur faniittiga, gas refrigerator, excellent eondl- BARROWS A WALLACE dle Tnnipike and Main to Pratt A 742-7558. OF BUSINESS parent, telephone solicitor, sew­ aPl dam, .80c dcaen. Ersot Rd., in Manchester. 6 dormer, 3 full baths, assumable Aasodated Spring, 19 H after 0 pjn. ing maushine operator, spinner, and meet our new rnsnage tion. Must sacrifice, 676. 640-6872. 56 ACRES WOODLAND, Jamaica, Whitney, 7-C80. CaU 64A47S7. Pariiniii B r n s a F te ia A R oad, Bcri- taedrnfsni. 3 taU baths. Ideal lo­ VA mortgage. Bargain himters, Wardsboro, Vermont, area. HfleC' Bristol Brass ..... 11% 1ft 721 M ain St., H artford w eaver, mender, assembler, m e n t Suburban For Rent 6G cation for entire temily. Re- be aware. Wesley R. Smith Agen CADILLAC CO N VERTIBLE, 1966, (Um. toS Buato to. Firilmr signs. USED 9P1BCB Uvlng room 66 E, Center 8t., trtclty, good road, hunt, fish. Dunham Bush .... 5 5% DRIVER WANTED to Baypath Rooflnfr-r-Sidiiig 18 626-9158 laundromat attendant, presser. ATKINS BROTHERS, Inc, for quick sale to 619,800, c y , 384 C enter Street, 649-1894- Junior College, Longmeadow, Upfit blue. Must sen immediately. good eondition, reasonalrie. HEBRON — Beautiful lakefront. M anchester Heart of ski area. $2,600 pure un N. B. Machine ...'. »% Apply Conn. State Employment year ’round home, furnished, 2 >Maaa., starting Bqitember 33. W ni s a crifice . 643-4884. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, 9686. 986 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom adulterated cash. Call 649-0463. . North and Judd ... 1ft S erv ice, 806 M ain Street, M an­ Otaa la rg e double bedrooms, available Sept. 1, Can 644-1103 after 6. painting. Carpentry. Alterations Other schools. chester. home, 2-car garage, chicken coop, . 10 31 1964 OLD6MOBILE 3-door HoUday. and additions. Ceillngfs. Workman­ WILCO $110 m onthly. F or rent with op­ 416 M ain St.. Street toqm tois leceWOy Veeder-Root ... . 4ft' M% Can be seen at 74 Woodland Street New Haven, Providence, R.I., one half acre lot, excellent condi' ship guaranteed. 299 Autinnn St. RELIABLE WOMAN wanted to tion, 2-bedroom home, large lot, East Hartford rated ft hwlnwm hm e w$m ftear Snborban For Sale 75 TTie above quotations are not to between 5-7. Boston, Portland, Maine FIVE nbIBItlirilg, 30 speakers, garage. BeoaUfU. level treed irt Jarvis Realty Co. tion. A buy at $14,600. Beautiful 2 648-4860. babysit, 8 a.m. -12 p.m. Monday - MACHINE TOOL 0 0 . HOSPITAL BED, good ecndltlan; 600 monthly, full price, 67,— . To be ooBstrued as actual markbta. 3toim BiJPIi fitr sale; reasonable. TOWN OF in a ftos icritaftial year-old, 3-bedroom ranch, COLUMBIA WATERFRONT — Friday. Must have own transpor- kitehen set, white formica with inspect call Carol Laldng, Real­ 1900 JEEP atation wagon, 696; RAY’S ROOFING CO. — Shingle Family Briog at Ha ' REALTCHtS • ML* • baths, heated 40' rec room, car­ Beautiful year ’round cottage, taUon. 849-6279. R out# bronze trim, 54” oval, 4 chairs; 3 tor. 228-8858. ■■ ttoo PliZMOUTH X-door wagon, 1946 Jeep, mechanic’s special, and built-up roofs, gutter work, 6 MANCHESTER R . Sm ifh port, buUt-ins, large lot, many ex­ completely furnished, superb MOB JAPANESE 8INOEB antomatie, nuSo, heater, and metal cab and plow. Contact T. root and chimney repairs. Ray aieetric ooffsa pots, one 5 cup, ana S treet, ft8ft APFRABERS tras, owner moving, will sacrifice landscaping, 106 feet frontage, Boltan, Conn. r aato. Inquire 334 Orapetitive ExaminatioDS 3 oup; O.E. toaster; fireplace set, FOUR BEDROOM ralsad raadi. d ean . CbU 049-8367.______O’Brien, 13 Main Street. H agenow , 649-2214. R ay Jackson, Wanted To Rent 6 8 large recreation room, 2 fnO for $17,900. Bolton — 5 room new lerge floating dock, boat, omd acroBB from practically new; double bed; C en ter IL home, 2 acres beautiful land, $13,- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Five 643-8325. Bonds—Stock*— for baths, S-ear garage, exceUent con- TRDMBOIX. XTREKT — 3 stone fireplace, large glassed in hundred squealing, - shoving teen­ VOIXBWAGEN 1907 statkm wag­ 1906 CORVETTE, fuel injectick, 4- M b g ’k . eed a r ch ifforob e. C all 648-0648 b e ­ WE HA'VE customers waiting for 760. Over 100 more listings, all Manchester dlticn, 636.900. imUbrick Agency. 8-6. mxUS treed lot, Z-emr g a ra g e , 64941U , porch with heat, washer and agers mobbed Japan's “sukiyaki” on. Two sodza new wmW Uies. ^eed, poeitraction. Firestone R.'DION ROOFING and siding, al­ Mortgages SI STENOGRAPHER tween 4-7 p.m. the rriital of your property. Osn aimiiiiwjiii camMaatiaBe, cil price ranges. Call or stop in to see dryer, modern 2-oven range, new am MOBD T3UIK txnck. gas boD- b^ Tuesday night when be ar­ 049400L , iW ’s. exceUent condition. Best of. terations, ceilings, {Mdnting and Police Department J. D. R ea lty ; 648-6139. large clean m ana. IBxreBfiX jBea- us. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, 2-door Frlgidalre. The rest you SECOND martgages — Unlimited mc,, gas but wator heater, reaaon- Bvea. ft497314 — 6497847 rived from Tokyo. fer. 649.1158. gutter work. SatlsfaetSon guaran­ CASHIER, TYPIST, Patrolmen — Grade I RANCH — Newly redecorated In dttian. Woivertow Agewey, Realtors. 643-6930. 653 E. Middle wiU have to see to believe it. IMI DELUXE ENGLISH FORD funds available for aeeond mort­ parts man, telejriicHie aftfe. Chni O il 16119. 96:60. Musicftl InaArnments 53 VICINITY OF Manchester. Execu­ He is singer Kyu Sakamoto, 31, Anglia 3-door sedan, radio, heat- teed, tree estimates. 648-4852. gages, payments to suit your Excellent opportunity in per­ Starting Salary >. established neighborhood. Large ter. ftiftJBIft Tpke., next to Cooks, open every Call Burt Starkey Agency, any­ sonnel departoent for capable driving instructor, draftsman. tive desires large house, 4-6 bed­ night until 9. whose record with aU-Japaneee ar, .whitewalls, 4-speed flow shift, 1968 HILLM AN M IN X, Uke budget, Ebmedlent sorrice. J. D. - wir.siirnri»isr cP OSa iR. cooks meal 35.200.00 per annum Uving room with fireplaca, extra time, Columbia 3M-9343. n e w ,, b i d w ELiL HOME Improvement typist with some facility in play man, service station toteid-, ^ __ FUBUC ADDRESS system com­ rooms, 2% baths, nice grounds, MAIftCHESmt lyrics, ta a hit in the Utd^ . very low mUaivie, good condittnn , low m ilea g e, 6425. 649-6142. Realty. 648-6129, ______large kitchen, 6 bedrooms and i Company — Roofing, siding, al­ ^orthand. Position requires knt, sextan, short order er gaUen. 6676. 646- terations, additions and remodel­ upholsterer, cutter, dttay , pi— am. iiaiasim.______with stand. Asking 6160. 742- place. Write Box ”U”, Herald. ly 6 room year ’round home, Hs’s here to {dug his record. I960 COMET 4-docn' station wagon, A FRESH START wlli sase tension good Judgment and ability to 36.200.00 per annum basement. This hmne realistically erf] steam Inat • room m inutes bedroom ranch, large lot, superb 0800 after 6 p jn . ing of all types. Excellent work­ er, roofer. Apply Conn. B tatejlto ymgar ii.miir'KginwtirTTg ugn. 4 3976. ticn, good toesrae, toom avarything. 8 bedrooms, facing West. Tremendous U'ving landscaping with rock gaiden, Japanese teen -agers and ttae 1964 6 cylinder, standard shift, low and help your vacation plana. $8,- meet people. Interesting, di­ Forty Hour Week, Eleven WANTED — 3 or 4 room apart­ priced at 616,900. Philbrick Agen­ m anship. 649-6496. ploym ent Service, 806 3Kton tout Qiiig:: S ^sss cosmetic cases, WolvertGw Agraxy. with natural cabinets, room , firep la ce, wall-to-wall garage, slide out Tappan com­ Tokyo Olympics. HESto CAR? Your credit turned milMge, immaculate condition. 000,costa 666.76 per month. CaU versified work, excellent bene­ Paid HoUdays, Two Weeks ment. near bus line, working cy, 6498464. Frank Burke, Conn. Mortgage Ex' fit program, good wages, mod­ Street, Manchester. a ^ toril. CUD P in e P h arm acy, 664 Vacation, UnifMine Furnished, carpeting, year old range, auto­ bination electric range, fireplace, dowh? Short on down payment? One ow ner, 649-3635. widow, no children. Reasonable RELAXED UVnftG change, 16 Lewis Street, Hartford, em, air-conditioned office. O B ritorat. Paid Sick Leave, Paid Acci­ Wanted—Tft Buy 6 8 COLONIAL RANCH — 6 rooms, matic washer. Priced to sell fast. patio, beautiful dining room, Banknmt? Rep-nsession? Don’t ______Roofing and Chtaneyn 18>A rent. Write Box T, Herald. Bolton Lake, de««dr! See a Doiq^aa. In- 1956 STUDEBAKER, automatic. 2- 346-8897. PART-TIMB Janitor, 8 dent A Health A Group Life 1% baths, modem kitchen with MARCHMBrER — 4 bedroom Co­ P le a se ca ll Jeannette L ange. 228- beautifuUy waUpapered through­ WE BUT, SELL or trade antique home marfled tawwalh lonial hxatod at 337 South Main 9849, or W elles A gen cy, 742-7858 quire- ahont - lowest • down, * small­ — iioor sedan, excellent condition, ROOFING — Specializing repairing week. Apply at Carter Ghemdut Policy, Social Security Cover­ built-ins, 3-car attached garage, out. This is a home anyone would and used furniture, china, glass, lot 300SC3SO. 623.900. PhilbrKdi shade trees, SB* fraatege oa lake. Street near Country Chib. Lnrge o r 642-0302. be proud to own. Csdl Burt Star- LEGAL NOTICE est payments anywhere. No small low m ileage, w om an ow ner. 649- roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ Co., Inc., Mr. Duff. age, Memberehip in Town Re­ diver, picture frames and old Business Property For Sale 70 5448 after 6. Bosinesa Opportonitics 82 Agency. 6498464. T b e dnldreB enU lore Oze riaUoev tat faring lovely green. Kitchen key Agency, anytime, Columbia, HID N O TIC E loan or finance cempeny plan. ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ Write P.O. Box 1512 M m C E tirement System, Town pays corns, old dolls.and guns, hobby swlmmtog area. Kitftaeil tedB-aa, CENTER STREET — 6 stores plus aad bath recently remodeled. 328-9348. Hie Covertly Board a t E duoa- Douglas Mbton, 833 Main. paired. Aluminum siding. 80 BACKHOE OPERATOR, acuuuittsj one-dialf of the Indlvlaual etrflections, attic contents or whole VERNON — Just over Manebester pine paneled Uviag luua. 1987 DODGE CUSTOM Royal 4- LIQUOR STORE, established over BM .T0N ZONING room apartment, oU in one Many features, tnclorting central tion, acting through the Sufierin- years' experience. Free estimates. Hartford, Conn. receivable clerk, auto body mau, Ehnploye’s Blue Cross, CJrfB., estates. Furniture Repair Service, line. Like new 6% randi, 1% room. dea. temily nsaa, 4 lazga G CAT1ITJ-AC — last 4-door aedan! door Hardtop, automatic, power 20 years, for sale. Health rea­ BOARD OF APPEALS package, exceUent location with kaliway. fireplace, lavatory, ex­ BOLTON VICINITY tendent of Schools, invitea initer- C all H ow ley, 643-6861. 648-0768. painter, carpenter, oil bmmics and all of the Individtial Em­ Talcottvllla, Conn. Tel. 648-7449. baths. buUt-ln kitehen with bedrooms. 3 niurfarvs, ftear ga­ Legal Notice triad; 1961 Star Fire Convertible, rieering. power brakes, clean, sons. Owner, Box TT, Herald. Yftiiss win be a public hearing good potential. For further infor­ tra eloaets, 9car garage, side ested parties to submit Molod bids service' man, butcher, steaan Sit­ ploye’s Major Medical Insur­ dinette, fireplace. Hayee Agency, ahoWiioom cenditian. Privately 6550. In serv ice. M ust sell. S49- t o n ts IPTmpinre B oom o f the Oom - mation call the PhUbrick Agency. rage. Ideal year 'iwaad taeasa, porch. Owner transfen^ 649 PRIVACY — O U K B OF HKAK1K6 on any or all orf the fdUowiag THREE BAY Gulf service station ter, auto mechanic, pqpe Ttttnr, ance. 6494803. 689.900. CaU ns for i|i||i 4>rfmiat to of Ooiuk^Ucut. Diitrict of An- ewaed. 6498807. 1043 a fte r 6 p.m . RadiO'TY Repair Scrrices 18 plumber and helper, and paatt- aumilly' BriT an Anguat 30, 1963 at 649-8464. MIS. items, detailed specifications for available for lease. Excellent op­ stating business experience, Hie Town also has a Muntctpal Rooms Wlttaont Board 69 see tids one. FUIliriek AgcxKy, doTor, Probate Court. T o ^ of Bolton, time openings for teUer, radiier., S PJM. to Diamr c— No. 511. $14,500 — 6 ROOM GAPE, immacu­ MANCHESTBt Vicinity — 36x43 HIGH LOCATION Auniftt U. 1963. whirti may be secured from ttaris of­ F O R HAT.E — Antique auto, 1916 CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, portunity for the right individual. education and salary require­ I Federal Credit Union Plan. ATTRACTIVE ROOM for working MAIN ST R E E T CO RN ER - 140 estate of Robert Anderson, fice. 1986 FO RD CON VERTIBLE fo r Paid training program. For ad­ service station attendant. AggOy to reqneated by Cal- Mecidierahipe in the various em- late oonditicn, nesu-ly finished, foot ranch built 1960. Huge treed a/k/a Charles R. Anderson, late of Meta touring car, beautifal condi- available all hours. Satisfaction Conn. State Employment fiertdoe, ato Ok. onafc to bitiid a Uving addi- girl, aU comforts of home, few feet on M ain Street b y 160 feet 1. Fuel OU—No. 4 sa le, a s is, 6135. 643-0946. ditional information call Gulf Oil m ents. . {doye plans are through regular fireplace, open stairs, recreation THE PHILBRICK AGK34CT of­ lot. oB hot water heat, aluminum Only $16,400 for this large cus­ Andover. In said District, deceased. tlon. 875-1230 after 5. Joaepfa guaranteed. C all 649-1316. 806 M ain Street, Itotncbestec. j ttnni can ttor ameOt side of Ms exiat- steps from P ost O ffice. 843-6746. deep. Ideal comer lot. Semi-pro- room, wooded lot, Manchester. The Executrix on said estate havinir 2. Fuel OU— N o. 6 O orp., 625-6188. \ pa3rroU deductions. ' fesrional building on It Business fers tins real neat compact Ospe eomhinatiaas, 19 foot living room tom 6 room ranch, formal submitted her final account with said Tom aad, ’Tunnel Road. Vernon. ------:|ii^ toeae M .2 ft. eloeer to the O u 'ltm W. H utchins. 649-6132. 3. School Lunch Milk EXPEUIT SERVICE on all makes In addition to the above. Em­ FURNISHED ROOMS, complete 2kxie 2. Few blocks to hospitat T. handy to everything. Large Si^ witta fireplace, family size kltch- dining room with picture win­ estate to this Court for acceptance and 1966 OLDSMOBILE Star Fire Con­ Trucks—Tractors erf AM or PM radios, TV, Hi-fi, BRIDGEPORT OPERATCBE, «»- tofidhi* tfltoajaa prsaent 25 ft. re- room witii Bn|rfai.c. temOy aae aa with boDt-ins, 8 bedrooms, dow, kitchen wito^’ bullt-lns, allowance, It Is hereby Sealed bids, plainly marked os ployes are also covered under light housekeeping facilities. C en­ J. Crockett, Realtor. 648-1677. SPRING ST. — 6 room Ranch, 1% ORDERteD: That the 6th day of vertible, all power, excellent con- stereo, tape recorders, portable Help Wantetf-^Feaud^e 35 glne lathe operators, turret portunity. Box OC, Herald. ELLINGTON AUGUST September In the Manchester- cheater. 6492898. the Controller’s Offlc6, 66 Oentar tleman, private entrance, shower, Ideal for horses, orchards or and den. aliiiiiiiBiiii _ _ •M-UM. R ea ltor 848-3788 sign post In the Town of Andover, any or all bids or parU o^ Wda M OBILE HOME — 1966 P on tiac VemoQ arto. 7:80-8:46 a.m., 2:19 parking. Inquire 195 Spruce Street. Just over RockviUe line. 6 ra g e. 618,ftB0 FlnltariiA AgezKy, where deceased last dwelt, and sent by iv. ____»■ ------^ MovtBg—TniekiBg— B^nxn H. Staton, Street. Manchester, Conn., post- chickens, or what have you. 6250 man nama certified mail postage prepaid, to ^ the beot ln ter« OC me CLEARANCE SALE Chid, 40x8, aU ahnninum, 2 bed­ 6:80 p .m . CaU 648-3414. S eeceta cy mniked not totier thm 12 midnlglit per acre. Call owner, Helen Jen­ romn ranch near bus, shop- wW4l TJWW- MANCHESTER Vlcini^ — Large Chskrles N icholson 742-6864 each of the following named persons: i town or to waive any inform alities rooms, fuU hath, excellent condi­ Stong* to ATTRACTIVE room for refined sen, 642-7356. ping. Asking $12,900. ft room ranch baQt 19(E. 14x19 liv­ Alice A. Erickson, 10 Belcher Road. [ in awardinfiT the same. CLERK TYPISTS ItotoA Aognto ft. 1963. September 9, 1968. MANCHESTER — RoISEq; Park. • tion. Good for biome, camping or PLUMBEIRS and plumber’s help­ gentleman, centraHy located, pri­ ing room. 8 generous bedrooms, Wethersfield Conn.. Cj-nthia E. Griggs. " * WILSON------L. ----TILLEY, MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. room Gape on treed and Xmibbed Cherry Brook Rd.. Canton Center. office. Addng 61.000. Cdl 649 Permanent full-time positions ers, steady work. Apply in person vate phone on floor. 643-5331. TONGREN AGENCY efl hot water heat, aluminum Superintendent orf Schools Light trucking and package de­ betw een t S a.m. at Berson Bros., lot. g a ra g e w itii p otia . oU taot Conn.. Holly F. Anderson. 1126 Bou1e< SCRANTON MOTORS 8731. 6491902. available for qualified typists Houses For Sale 72 643-6321 stmma and screens, walkout base ROLLING PARK — 8 room Cape, vard. West Hartford Conn., all at least Coventry Publlo Schools livery. Refrigerators, washers and 50 Rarvard St., New Britain or OPPORTUNITY for advannemaft! ONE ROOM to rent in private water heal., firaptace. ata iiLtium menL Immaculate. Robert Wol- with or without experience, for in sales leading to mauagemmtt ' "Anything In Real Estate” aluminum siding, dishwa.sher, 1 Coventry, Oonneotleot ROCKVILLE stove moving specialty. Folding positions in our Clerical De­ caU for aiqxrfntment, 5298287. home. Gentleman preferred. 119 MANCHESTER — 6 room Ranch, cembinatians. 6 bedrooms, over- vertca Agency, 649261: opening soon. Company wfil IsmI il Other listings available. porch, extras. Owner 643-8657. NORMJIN 3. PREUSS. Judc« TRAILESI SPACE — Lakefront chairs for rent. 649-0762. partment. High School educa­ C oop er HIU S treet. 649-0595. 2-years-old, large kitchen with rize kitfhew ditiiing room . R o b - ______Park, Coventry. CaU 742-7376. MACHINIST, welder, lathe opera­ Average over 66,000 a yem r t o buUt-ins, dining room, 8 bedrooms, ert WoUvcrton Agency. M9281ft DUPLEX 96, asbestoe siding, alu- tion required. 9day week, ex­ tor, toolmaker, drill press opera­ start. F or interview caU 044-03BZ FOR RHINT — Front room, cen- Painting— Papering 21 cellent insurance benefits, and Attention Campers attached garage, lot 100x800 with ______Blve. M r. R n eter. fteftftftOft. mimim etu im d oors and w indow s, 3662 CadiUae hardtop aedan tor, tailor, sheet metid man, loom between 6 and 8 pjn. only. J trzJly located, parking, 69 Birch trees, H6.900. PhUbrick Agency.' MANCHESTHHl — Unusual home: two hot water heating systems, 9 pleasant working conditions. fixer, weaver, cabinet maker, Street. 0497139. ;e area. 6 room L-shaped' BIAST CAU40UC HIGH —; Ver- 1962 Cadillac Coupe deVlUe Auto Oitvtag School 7-A PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In­ Call M rs. P eterson, 643-1161, 849-8464. in prestigi car garage. 11% return. Shown terior, paperhanging, waUpaper grinder, repairman, assembler, EXCELLENT SALES uppuHuiiBy. ;| C olonial ( by appointment, $38,800. Owner BEST for appointment. TWO SCHOOL BUSES THREE SINGLE ROOMS, two 1962 OldamohUe 88 station wagon MORTLOCK’S Driving School Inc.,! removed, dry wall work. Reason, a ircra ft m echanic, inspector, Due to rapid growth, ene ef titae CONCORD RD.—BaaoUtol ranch, baths, every room oversized. Cape. Priced lighL Immeecialt7 . Teen-age driver’s EXTERIOR AND Interior painting. PHOBD RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE scaped yard. Marlon B. Robert­ EAST SIDE — Propped 3 temOy only 619Ji00. Joseph Barth, Brok­ COMPANION laborer. Apply Conn. State Em dem onstrators. E arnings I n ^ anrfl all utiUUes. Suitable for one or 2813. :i^e. Mr. Rueter. 648-0809. mnsg education course. Stste certified. Wallpaper books. Paperhanging. son, Realtor, 648-6068. fiat, an city ntilitie*. ceramic er. 649-0330. 1661 Chevrolet Impels V-8 hardtop ploym ent S erv ice. 806 M ain unlimited on commisman totoa., tw o adults. A m ple paritlng. 272 6497396. CeUings. Floors. Fully insur^ MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST. Street, Manchester. CALL JOHN L. SULLIVAN SPLOT-LEVEL, 7 rooms, 1% baths, baths, ameaite drive. czccQcct to- ______sedan Work from now tmtil Cihristmas. M ain. workmanship guaranteed Leo Excellent opportunity for a career PHONE 649-2838 MANCHESTER — 6 room Ranch, lam temily room, kitchen with ■veatmenL Weriey R_ tamifl. AgeD- ^ BEMtOOM SEE3CEIRS! Sp ace LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first Write resume of sales - dishwaEher, disposal, attic ten, at­ 1961 Lancer 4-door, automatic Pelletier, 649-6826. If no answer, in a worthwhile and interesting ALL-AROUND man, laboring and to Supervisor, P.O. Box bum -ins. in te r co m system cy, 234 Oetoer Street, C49U94. and location problem solved. 7 Ucensed driving - school, trained ROOM FOR RENT, all privileges, tached garage; ideely landscaped room Cape. 1% baths, fireplaced call 648-9043. position in the office of a local driving. Steady work. We clean Wethersfield. suitable for teachers. Call after tfarooitaoot the house, garage, certified and approved, now of­ and install septic tanks. Inquire lot, close to schoiols, $16,900. Bving room, formal dining room, 1961 F alcon 4-door, autom atic .doctor. AppUcant must be an ex­ 4:16 p .m ., 649-6258. 100x300 lot, 9years-old, 823.000. fering classroom and behind NEW GAME for Manchester Her­ McKinney Bros. Sewage Disposal PhU brick A gen cy, 649-8464. Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. garage. Near bus line. Clean. $17,- iriieel instruction for teen-agers. cellent typist. Pleasant surround­ 1960 Falcon, standard riilft,. 4-door ald customers. You buy the paint, ings, liberal benefits. Salary com­ Co., 4 p.m., Mitchell Drive off 900. Wolverton Agency, 6492818, 6 »6 0 7 5 . you name your price—we will do Parker Street, next to Pontiac. SIX ROOM Cape, exceUent conffl- MaiK-beatar Eve. Mr. Rueter, 648-0309. 1960 Valiant, 4-door, standard mensurate with experience. Ref­ Apartmeiit9—Flat*— your pointing. 649-7863. erences both peraonad and busi­ tion, close to schools and staop- drift TRAINEE OPENINGS for weaver, Tanementa 63 glftSOO — SCHOOL*. BOS. abop- ness. Box R, Herald. {rfng. Marion E. RobertacB. Real­ E-Z LERN EXTERIOR AND interior paint­ pressman, pin setter mechanic, ★ VACATION SPECIALS ★ tor. 648-0963. piag BO problem. See this esntrsd- ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re­ masem helper, blending mechanic, two ROOM apartment for rent, ALL CONVENIENCES! ly keatod ft room Cape, recently BILLING CLERK — Modem, air- heat, hot water, gaa for cooking, MAGNIHCENT Driving School moved, celling, fully insured. conditioned office, wiU train in ice cream maker, restaurant COKVAIB WAGON ADoor. iiea ter, PORTER STREET area — Older ft redecorated, ahuntnum storms CaU George OuUlette, 6491381. manager, counterman, finance electric refrigerator and stove fur- room home, 8 bedrooms, garage, and acreena. excellent financing IBM phase. Apply, Personnel, alahed. CaU 449'9-7787, 9 7 pan. Oaaneeticafa to ig e s t, BUtO- Iona Mfg. Co., Regent St., Man' manager. Apply Conn. State Em­ to A-1 uilH luu! *1395 shade trees, located cn qidet Wsfleing distsnrr to Ms avaiiahle. Wesley R. Smith Agen­ maUc OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low ploym ent S e rrice , 806 M ain S tre e t,' Is the best way to describe street, handy to shopping and cy. 234 Center Street, 6491804. etandard N dft. price. No Job too big or too smaU. Chester. ping and setaoaL ftroom free pick-up service, teen-age Manchester. ■SI FOBD\j^^ioor. V-8, antomatte this stylish 7 room Colonial on tnnsportatiem, 613,900. Philbrick C all now , 649-0728. LOOKINa FOR rentals? OaU J. D. roomy kitchen gracicsB HUXJARD STREET—Tmnneeiilefe ctosaroom. older and nervous CLBRK-TYPIST with knowledge of West Center Street in Manches­ Agency. 6498464. room and .4 la ig e PART-TIME Gas station attendant, *395 Realty. 6496129. 4 room home, deep riiaded lot, students ou r sp ecia lty . 115 PAINTING— Exterior anC interior, shorthand for general office wotk. ter. Many deluxe features New Hatmg. CMI M ta mature man. experience prefer­ '8S BIEBCURY 4-Door Hardtop. AAOE COLONIAL — Formal dining room, new roof, ahntomnn storms, Center St. Manchester. Can popm-banglng, floors sanded and Apply Manchester Modes, Pine at a down-to-earth price. Only Lord red. A pp ly .M oriarty B ro s., 288 header, aotemaUe tranimlstoto, ^ 0T 9 eahiiMt kitchen witii dizhwaaber. mrt Gidman, ail partmtBt will »M t tomorrow ai is sponsored by the Swim .Associ­ Lawn tip of the week 7i#0 At flr« hOAdmmrUPA Venwn; and Patricia Lb Kiawskl, ation of the dub. Deasert i^ l be H ie University of Oormeaticut Wapping. • Townspeople with cracks d,^ Ahstgnment wM preriimahly re­ (CSaarined Advartteing an Psga !• ) PRICE SEVEN CENTS md IfiBUrd mm. Veitomm served .at 7, and toe fashion show MANCHESTER. CONN., TSURSDAT, AUGUST 15, 19«3 wia b* tion, wlU be shown. There will he the two aemeaters with no grade fuUy completed the seven weeks' that will be done, based on the i^ ly . Jnst phone, and would have ^en compiled this > eodatlon a t Hartford will have Ita a BUde quiz. below C. Foreign Language Institute at St. probable coat per square foot of lor CLOUT. We deliver. amnial olnnbake Satnrday, Aug. week, except for a new stole ordi­ reoonaitruoUon. They were, from Mancheater; Anselm's College, Manchester, Find Some Train Loot Walk^ Condemns St, at Cteden Grore, from noon nance requiring thi town to re­ James P. B\irlong, 489 B. Middle David M. Gall, 291 Henry St.; Ray­ -N. H., this month. The town will put out to bid for until dark. Tioketa may be pur- mond L. DeBloia, 447 Main St.; quire minimum wages of the win­ 23.000 square feet o f concrete March in Capital Tpke., is general chairman of a Twenty-five elementary BVench ning contractor. ohaaad at the gate, or in advance oookout and entertainment Sunday E^vld J. Grady, 98 Woodland St.; sidewalk reoonatructkm work, and T/VNTDON /API—Two waa found In a car andOFrench naw^mpera and averyoM at the Amertoan Cbnstruction Oo., Ernest J. Irwin Jr., 22 W Center and 40 secondary French teacherq Now oompilation of bid specifi­ 3.000 linear feet of curb recon­ C L O U T to treat 5000 sq tt 6.9S at 6 pm. at Harknees Memorial IWD later ^ unJther another car was found about la pointing me o«t aa a hero to HARTVORD (A F )—MaJ. Gen. 100 AliFOit Rd., Hartford. St.; Ann L. Jeffries, 20 Newman participated in the program, which cations must await information struction. were held today on chargee in Bomb Pledge toe aun,” IBU aald. State Park, Waterford, for 60 was sponsored by St. Anaelm's a mile away with a large aum of Edwin A . Walkar, retired, a St.; Frank Kress, 119 Summer St.; from the state on wages for a “ I know nothing—except that It blind children and adult campers College under a National Defense This oompares with 14,000 connection with Britain’i money in It. ■timrsi ooMerrative, today in­ Carolyn L. McNamara, 192 Green number o f Job classirications. ia nice here to the eouto of France lien fben a t the Ladies of the and staff members of Oak Hill Ekiucation A ct grant. square feet o f sidewsBc and 1,500 great train robbery, and a Police In Bournemouth aald dicated there may he opposition in Aaaiaiiphfai wOl meet *nMiraday Rd.; Joseph W. Staniunas, 74 After bids have been taken, linear feet of curb reconstruction ehargea were placed againat the and conaiderably better than Jail.” Camp at the park. 'Hie camp is The purpose of the program priorities must be assigned to the man and two womoi were re­ the streets o t the nation's capital night at 8 at the Jcdm F. Tieniey maintained and operated by The Plymouth Lane. that wrece similarly eaUmsted last men but did not announce the There have been peraiatent re- was to develop and improve the repair jobs. General Manager Ririi- porta that toe brain behind the when civO rights marchers dem­ Ftneral Home, 810 W . Center St, Connecticut Institute for the Blind, Also, Alfred F. Black, Andover; year. tained for investigation. chargee or IdenUtiea of the men. proficiency of- participants^ in both ard Martin says priorities will de­ YOUR QUALIFIED SCOnS DEALERS Police laid a large wm of robbery may have headed far toe onstrate there Aug. 38 in support Mob Cheers News Says Nikita .to pay respects to the late Ure. I^aitford. Robert A. Gehrlng, CJoventry; Da­ The men were to be taken to­ language and methods of teaching, pend on pedestrian traffic over MeanwdiHe, the town baa about money—reportedly about 8380,000 French Ririera daya before the a t the administration’s proposed Ifaiy U Bkmey, who was a mem- vid J. Charter, Elling;ton; Russell day to Buoklnghamahire, the and to increase their knowledge of the damaged area, and the aerioua- completed reconstruction woric —had bean recovered. robbery to give himaelf an alibi. dvtt rights legislation. bar. Pvt. Edward C. Aocoonaxso of 18 C. Mitchell, RockvUle; Nancy J. from the 1062-63 allocation, along county In which toe bandit ga oontemporary French culture. ness of the defect. held up toe^Glaagow-Lohdon m: Detectivea have dlacovered toe Genisral Walker ia on a two-week River St, Rockville, has been as- Roman, South Windsor; Harold F. E. Middle Ipke., Spruce and Two men, both about 46 yean New Ihigland speaking tour which Reneged to Institute partiolpents were re^ Asked at a recent public meet­ old, were arreated Wedneaday train and eawped with (|7 million lonely farmbouae the bandita used slgjied to N Oo. of the 4th Train­ Jarvis, Bolton. EUbidge Sts. LARSEN wfll include a conference in Boston quired to think, read and speak ing if they would aee to R that BLISH night in Bournemouth, a reaort on In currency. aa a hIdeouL They have, but wmi’t Congo Chief Resigns ing Regiment at Fort Dlx, N.J. A total of 46 students were ac­ certain sidewalk r^iairs are done, HARDWARE CO. •nie other man and two women diacloae, the name and addreea of with Robert Welch, bead of the for eight weeks of basic training corded second honors, earning an only French during the program HARDWARE CO. England'a aouth eoaat, after they town dtrectors asked for oosb es- Dogs* Diet Broad atopped a woman on a quiet atreat ware picked up In London. toe men who bought toe place leaa John Birch Soefoty. Please Ike under the 165S Reserve Forces equivalent of a B average for the Besidea classroom work, the French Umates for the work—^In effect, BtANOHESTER MANCHESTER and aaked If ehe could recom­ Scotland Yard checked acorea of than a month ago. They have toe The general spoke last night to Act. Aocomaino will be on active two semesters with no grade be' teachers were taught the use of avriding taking the rwqmnsibll- CHICAGO — There are more Free Delivery — 649-6874 mend lodginga. aeatterad leada and auapecta. deacriptiona of atrangera aeen in MB estimated 150 people in the BRAZZAVILLE, Congo Re­ duty for six months of training low C. audio-visual teaching aids, the lan­ Free Delivery — 648-4131 guage laboraitory, and were of­ ities for the details of sssigning than 3,000 dog foods on the mar­ The Dally Mirror reported from the dlatrict Juat before toe raid. home a t a Bristol doctor. public (AP)—President Ful- TOKYO (AP)—Communist a " i then be transferred to a Manohester studento are David T h e' woman became auapleioua They have a liat of 47-car and fered lectures and films. priorities on their riioulders. ket Cannea on toe French Riviera that On the question of opposition to China claimed today Premier National Guard unit. Accomazzo, A. Barlow,* 60 Spring St; Judith and phoned the police. When de- truck registration numbers col­ bert Youlou ”re«igned from f . m i tectivea arrived, a fl|^t anaued BUly a U , a confeaaed Britlah ex- the dv il riights demonstration, the Khrushchev promised to help a Howdl Cheney Technical S<*ool E. Best, 53 OObiim Rd.; Nancy R. iter, had denied maatermlnd- lect^ by a 9-year-old boy watch­ general did ndt specify whether he office today in a dramatic an­ graduate, is married to the former Cohen, 18 Gerard St.; Robert J and the men were taken into ena- ing traffic paaa near toe farm­ nouncement from the steps of it build an atomic bopib and tody. ^ {’ toe robbery. is involved in organizing it, but V i r o x i \ i i( Mle. Janice McKinney of Man­ Demers, 105 Eldrldge St.; Alex, "iTih'There are veiled hinta in toe house Friday. They also have in­ he did say there are "friends of his palace. then broke the promise in chester. He is the son of Mrs. andra Gburski, 68 Campfield Rd.; Polio# aald a aonalderabla aum formation from Canadian police ^ -'{()\i 1 ( ) m ' Walker all over toe nation and 1959 to please President Felix Traygis o f Beaton. Henry S. Grzyb, 99 North St.; that three Toronto crimlnala—two A chanting mob of Africans who people are rallying behind Senator bad swarmed around toe palaci Dwight D. Eisenhower. MEANS ABT Linda M. Hassett, Birch Mt. Rd of them suspects in a Canadian Strom Thurmond,” of South Caro­ The executive board of toe Jun­ Ronald Kacmarezyk, 81 Sohaller hold-up three years ^ o —are be­ shouting tor his resignation greet­ A biting broadcast by a man- lina. ed toe news with noisy Jubilation. identified as a government spokes­ ior Century dub of Manchester Rd.; Richard D. Kerr, 335 Charter lieved to be in Britain. General Walker said the three will meet tonight at 8:30 at the Oak St. Two of Scotland Yard’s best Congo troops and police under man said the Soviet Union tors County in Virginia main prdblems facing toe country French command held back the up the agreement "at a time the j^VsnaodAN OoAX, home of Mrs. Lawrence Decker Also, Irene Kriakijans, 67 Ham­ known detectives —Chief SupL Tom Butler and Oiicf Inspector are: crowd of at least 10,000. Units of Soviet leader went to the United Jr., 189 Laurel St., Wapping. Mrs. lin S t ; Donna S. L^mne, 77 Ash­ The nuclear test ban treaty, worth St.; Sandra A. Malin, 284 Peter Vibart—have J runs through the United Nstiqm, and out of work while Youlou's erent attitude was threatening Just last month, ao Harriaon’s an­ the Whits House and Havaba, many ministers live in big hous­ Our Fam ous ‘ ‘ A L M Y ” nouncement was a surprise. chance to catch up and close this and seven pet dogs, she can relax East-West moves to end the cold educational gap.” and try to forget toe heartache of Cuba.” es, have as many as five wives war. Aa toe word spread, more than “And,” he added, ‘t»th ends of and take expensive trips to Par­ President Fulbert Youlou of tiie Congo Republic, shown in cieri- 80 elvll rights demonstrators re­ The survey conducted by Dr. losing her tMrd child, Patrick Khrushchev replied later that tbs Une are under Oommunlst in- is.” oal robes in 1969 as he left a conference at Elysee Palace in Sv.HALE newed sit-in attempts at a half Green for toe U.S. Department of Bouvier I^ennedy, who lived leas China would renounce the use of Wash W ear fluenee.” Thera was no threat to Euro­ Paris. Before election to power, Youlou was a Oattho4ic parish force only If American units got dosen restaurants. They were Health, Education and Welfare than two daya. priest forbidden to say Mass because of hds politicail activity. n showed that only about 400 Negro Mrs. Kennedy came home from On toreiga aid, the general sm- peans. Some in the crowd shouted out of Formosa. TTlunAjo/tit turned away. to three Journalists: "This is an (AP Photofax.) M AIN STREET, MANCHESTER Arrangements tor toe new children have sought education Otis Air Force Baae Hospital phaaixed that “Russia haa been The text of the exchange was elsewhere during toe past four Wednesday. Her obstetrician. Dr. the greatest beneficiaiy of our internal affair—for Africans. It never published, but in the m a­ ■chools were wwked out in con- ha#-nothing to do with you.” DRESS SHIRTS fercncea among federal, state and years. John W. Walsh of Washhigton. overaeaa programs... and w e terial released there was no hint a ! man -who identified Mmself CANDY county officials and Negro lead­ The school project began to D.C., said Mrs. Kennedy is mak­ should give up fopporting our of a Sovit welshing on an atomic as a leader told newsmen: ”We ers. take shape after William J. Van- ing a very satisfactory recovery enemies and begin supporting our promise to (Jhina. den Heuvel, a special assistant to from toe Caesarean birth on Aug. friends.” want Youlou to resign. We want a Gen. Taylor Reports Today's broadcast said to* >o- The meetings stemmed from new government selected by free M^onday’a ruling by toe U.B. 4to Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, 7 but suggested: As an example of support of our viet Union, "when there was not elections. Ws are tired of You- KITCHEN IVs Snazzy Clreutt Court of Appeals, which was assigned to work full time at "In order to insure her com­ memies. General Walker stid he yet the slightest sign of a treaty bringing schooling to Prince Ed- lou’s graft, waste and corrup­ on stopping nuclear teats, . . . re­ MAKERS OF FINE CANDIES reversed a federal dlatrict court plete rehabilitation and continuing imderatands tiiat we are providing wara. good health, it will be necessary agrtoultural aid lor Castro on a tion.” fused to provide Oiina with a G for orfter that public schools be ra- No Ban Arm-Twist SPECIAL Youlou, 46, a priest-turned |^- sample of an atomic bomb and Famous for Old opened, ^ e appeals court aald Most of his time has been spent for her to curtaU all of her ac­ large acale and called the *^860 in lining up private financing for tivities and not undertake an of­ million raiunm” paid for the Itician, went on toe radio twice technical data concerning its man­ federal courts should not act Wednesday. First he declared POLISHED further in toe case until Virginia toe schools. He has declined to ficial schedule until after toe first of Pigs prisoners ' nothing ufacture.” Fashioned C o o d n e a * martial law and promised re­ WASHINGTON (API — Gen.^him (or a statement and that he fhtoreme Court rulea on issues of name these sourses. of toe year.” more than foreign aid." , . The charges provided one of Regular 2.99 forms. Then he announced he waa Maxwell D .Taylor testified today would send one to it later. the clearest reasons yet made This would take Mrs. Kennedy General Vvai.,^. .arged that 1 SfDRES TO SERVE VOU! "T firing ail but three of Ms minis­ that the Joint Chiefs of Staff Members of the Senate ArmM public (or the Moscow-Peklng PURCHASE COTTON out of many WMte House social the medicines and other materials Services Committee are sitting ln!C_„.^ functions, including state dinnera ters. agreed to support the limited test break. giwsn Castro in return for the with the Foreign Relations (3om- MANCHESTER for visiting 'leads int, former University of Texas otar daw Amior takw his bati), and over your head floats a eurtoua tion. At that time he also aaked Oon- Dividend Tax 1964 would be a mueh better recorded five birdlee In his SS- you mooy a aiiower. "chsniioal UticlMii.” "He was an observant man, and i gress for broad tax reforms. He 38—66 round over the par 85-86 It te the ea*4h’s high, thin iti- a curious man, however. One rea- wanted toe cuts and toe reforms' WASHINGTON year for a tax cut—it’s an elec­ To Goldwater Survey Group Dontdtiay phone uatoday. (AP) — Fresh tion year—particularly if Oingress —71 Wethenfield Country Club U su a lly jaosBtmem, a Ufe^Mivliig umbrella son he remained in toe lower to go together. from ai^ntsving H ad oatfaowsaey ttiBtoBwttGli Individual and granted the cut Juat before it ad­ course. He took only 81 putts SMsIdkv husnans from lettial X echelons was Ms native caution. The committee proved mors toaMebObBat-fired water beat. corporate tax cuts, toe House journed in 1964 to start cam ­ and mjased only on tbe ninth XBgns m d powerful ultrai-vlolet rsr The m oiallty rate la high up agreeable about toe cut than toe HARTFORD (AP) An official'^ )x>th were in aiinilar envelopes and •6.99 Ways and Means Committee paigning. carried identical addressograph green. While ElUs was putting diatfofi streaming from th« sun. there. He patwed up chances to reforms. Yet, for most of 1963. ptamgaa today into a stiff party­ a t the Connecticut Republican like a champion. National Open go higher.” tois had been Kennedy’s biggest It would be fresher in voters’ mailing stickers. TlM mm stira thia air into curious line battle over dividend taxation. memories. CitiaNis Committee today confirm­ Champion Julius Boros, a Cbn- True enough, said toe' informant program. “We allowed them to put it out; '.ehemlieal and physical resotioos. The Kennedy administration So, if. not tois year, then maybe ed that his office had given an aa- neoticut native, was erratic on tod^ summed up new who declined to be Identified, | The spotlight was c^tured by through our office as an accemuno- wants to repeal toe dividend tax next year, althou^ Kennedy in­ daUon,” Lupton said, "but they’ll the greens and finished with a kaowladga of this region, ^ e d ValacM’s emotions were a blend toe civil rights bUl be offered riat to the newly formed Connecti­ The busiest and meet eomfortebie shoes in your ward­ credits which were instituted dur­ sisted months ago that a tax cut cut Goldwater-for-President sur­ be handling toeir own releases 74. niree strokes off toe pace and slace the Internanonol of fear and rage when, aa a con- later, althou^ even he hsuln’t an- ing the Ihsenbower administra­ arould stimulate to* economy. vey committee. from now on.” were A1 Kelley Jr. of UMando, QeonhQfatesl Year 1967-88. The 'vict in Atlanta prison, he got tic^ t«l toe need for R eariia in Fla., 38-86—68, and Rtoidy Glov­ robe. Top qMMty leather on entra-pUable, double- tion. John M. Lupton, executive direc­ Asked ho4^’ this squared with the Bsw iBtonnsteon waa learned to word that toe CSosa Nostra Merar- toe year. The committae Wednesday gave The purpose of cutting taxes,” er oif Florence, 8. O., 34-85 06. tor of the citizens committee, ad­ citizens committee’s announced stitched soles with hand-sewn vamp and kkker back. a gnat ooteot from earth saUI- qby mistakenly suspected he had Committee ^proval of toe tax- its approval to toe heart of Presi­ he said, "is not to create a defi­ Jack Nickiaua the Masters’ aad wormed on a narcotics ring cut bUl, however, was Just a first cit but to increase investment, em­ mitted that his office helped get policy of complete neutrality in W E GIVE Btea sad soundiag roeksta. dent Kennedy’s tax program to the ujicoming (30P contest for the PGA tltiebolder, and Boh Ooal- broken by federal agents. step. ployment, and toe prospects for out an initial announcement. that Brown and blaek. Sizes 4 to 10 in narrow and medium Dr. Marori Nioolet o f Bwisseki, leave in the hands of Individual presidential nomination, Lupton re­ by, h o t year’s ICO winner,' were GREEN STAMPS Tuigum, has disoovered the re- Now it goes to the rules com ­ and coipoate taxpayers mors a balanced budget." State Rep. William S. Mayer of The mobster’s mood ia shown, plied : among the late starters. rVm an unaugiectod layer toe official'- said, by toe fact mittee before reaching toe fun than 810A billion now paid ia It is no wonder this Oingress Bast Granby is forming the (5old- widths. water-for-Preeident survey com-, “I think the various poUtioal or­ of bsHnan at an altitude, of sCmU Valachi kUled a feUow convict be House for a vote. This takes tims- zoa. ^ haa been called tbe tardiest in record s a l e s t a x mittee in this state. ganizations that hawe mailing hata 600 initeB. TIm first olus ooms suspected wrongly was to be Ms Peih^M the House win get around Tbe adminisbmUoa eounte < years. Former President Harry 8. Hie question of a tie-in between do allow other people to use them HARTFOBD (AP) — T h a .-O Pm THURSDAY NIGHT W I 9 — B oa ttw drag rileote of Boho, tbs SBSsssln. After he was sentenced to voting in September. tiM cut to boost tbe soonomy and as an accommodation. It le not state sales tox, work herae a t MORMRTY irst^ a « Tbs paitio i ter to life as a mivdersr, he sent Once through the Houaa—if It Bvantnally bolanes the Treasury’s Truman, In toe 1948 presidenttal the citizens committee and the Goldwater movement arose when a anything that la going to be ooo- the state tax strneture, kas Jnat (h ag Bould eeme an)y from an word to the narcotics bureau he gets through toe House—the bUl campaign, called toe Republican- run Congress of that year toe similarity hi press releases from tinusd.” eompleted its biggest year. U isiafTlw was ready to talk. moves o v e r to toe Senate for tha If tbe individual tax cut pro­ Mayer gave this version on how extracted a record 8162A mll- lEOmEliS The Justice Department later full treatment gram survives the fights ahead "do nothing” Omgress. both groups waa noted. but IteliUir than tha atomic oqiy- Although toe citizens commit- the announcement o t hte Goldrwa- lloB from ts jtr a y a n dorlag a g m i S i m to sxiat thers, he said. took over, and aimaronUy has in- That means weeks of hoaringa in Houss and Senate bscosnes It was a lot more active than thte OM arUMi bappoM to be run tas’s zBlesM was m^Jed from New ternfor-Preetdent survey ooramit- 13-raoato period endiag Jnae 88^ M l 3 -5 1 3 5 W bsn the ana te ensrFsUs - hartted tbs Job rf kMftlng ValacU in the Senate itsrif for a 'vote. tear Ibis year, aesns a t the radue- $1A aainieh or As b per ecBt OMOB But BasMB and tbe Ooldwater survagr N I - 3 K C m M, St. ■tear waa aateled from Hortfoad. I am Vuga