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., • ■<) rUESDJ^Y, AUGUST 28, 1962 PAQE TWELVE A n n f Doily Net Preae Rtn iianrt|(«BtMr 1Ettrain0Ji(raIIt For Ika WMi Ended 1%9 Wcetlicr « n e ML 199$ Fbraeast of U. a Wenttav.Bma tarra with the master pl«n\^ there Rezoned were no objecUmiB to the*' rezon- Partial clearing, mild 'fan^Mk About Town Tract ing o t the property. The motion # FREE DELIVERY 13,601 fog likely. Low anitaind 99. Hmrs- GOP Must Primary to approve the request pessed day partly sonny, wnmer. Hlgli fez Frederick J. Barrett 'Jr., son ot In Biickland without opposition. ! A i TIw PARKADE Mr, and Mr«. Frederick J. Bar Another , request, heard at a Manche$ter-^A City o f Village Charym 80s. TPC meeting on Jul^^ 9, was S UOGEn DRUO rett, 84 Bowers St., will enter ------— - ■ ICftlrfield University, Fairfield, As 4 File Papers For Industry granted last night. . This was for next month where he will major a change from Residence 2Sone A VOL. LXXXI, NO. 280 (TWENTY-FOUB PAGES—IN TWO BECKONS) MANCHESTER,. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1962 In English. He is a 1962 graduate I. - I to Residence Zone C for a tract (Olaaatfisd AdvsrtWng on Pago 8$) PRICE FIVE CENTS of Manchester Hijgh Schol. A 38.6-acre; tract of land, locat of land on the comer of Lenox Four Republicans fitffl papers yesterday afternoon to seek ed between Tolland Tpke. and the St. and E. Center St^., requested BOTS'-GIBLS’ ^ WUbur Cross Highway, was re by Drs. Thomas Healy and Rob Pvt. John W. MaloJiett. son of their party’s nomination in a prtmary Tuesday, Sept.-11, for Regulation Colon seats on the board of directors. They are Wilber T. Little, 195 zoned for industrial use by the ert Butterfield: Withhold Products TVeUtS Lights On ! i ! Mr. and Mrs. John W! Matchett, Town Planning Commission last The change was requested so 97 Hamlin St., participated in Spencer St.; Wilbur Bennett, 99 McKee St.; Sherwood Bow night. that a professional building might Army , and Air Force , exercise ers, 75 Deming. St.; and Charles------;-----;------be erected at the site. Althou^ GYM HARTFORD (AP)—Anoth Swift Strike II recently in North Morrison, 423 E. Center St. Donald Anderson, speaking for er “LighU on lor Safety’’ the Republican Party," he said, the trustees of the property told this is a permitted land use in a and South Carolina. He is an A fifth man, independent John but to keep the tax rate down. - C zone area, a hearing before the campaign for^ the Labor Day ammunition bearer in Co. D of the commission members that fhe weekend was'urged yesterday Barnini, 124 Henry St., decided Would there be a tax cut, in zoning board of appeals is still SUITS Farmers Start change was being requested be Sneaken — Bags — by State Motor Vehicles Com Bella Men Battle 101st, Airborne division's 1st Air just before the deadline at 5 p.m. necessary before permission to borne Battle Group, regularly sta the event tne four challengers cause the property was being missioner John J. Tynan. that he would not file for a primary were nominated, and then succeed construct the building is granted. Socks tioned at Ft. Campbell, Ky. He in the Democratic party for nom sought by an industry interested Kidnap-Robbers Motorists art requested to is a 1961 graduate of Manchester ination as representative from ed in defeating the Democratic in locating in Manchester. keep their headlights on all High School and entered the Army Manchester to the legislature. candidates ? He added that only the area NASSIFF Give Victim Bus day while driving to remind the same year. He said he dio not warn to put "I think there’s a possibility of along Tolland Tpke. would be de ‘Survival’ Fight other motorists to drive safe the taxpayei-s to the expense of the that," said Bennett, The four of veloped. ARMS tOMPANY Fare to Return ly during the holiday period. additional primary "just to prove them will discuss their platform, John Deme, vice president of the SherwiR-Williams 991 MAIN ST.—MI 9*1647 Douglas R. Je.sanls. son of Mr. but they feel now that the way to Chamber of Commerce, spoke for lers and Mrs. Harold J. Jesanis, 210,‘i a point." 1 7 0 to 18^ Guerrillas in Barnini, who had withdrawn keep taxes down is by combin the zone change. Deme made four Paints DES MOINES, Iowa (AP)fUon. Three previous holding ae WORCESTER (AP) — A Manche.ster Rd., Glastonbury, has ing various departments, making HARTFORD (AP) — The been named to the dean’s list at both a Democratic and a Re points: —The National Farmers Or- Uonor-in which hogs were kept off Connecticut man told Worces State Motor Vehicle D^art- publican petition blank from the changes in ’the structure of ' the 1. The town’s master plan calls , W. H. ENGLAND the market — failed to produce ter police last night he was the University of Miami, Coral town government to avoid dupli I ganizatiqn starts Saturday ment’a daily record of automo Gables, Fla., for his freshman town clerk’s office earlier, tolc for industrial development in this LUMBER C O . higher prices. , robbed of $70 and kidnaped by bile deaths thus far this year bystanders in the town clerk’s of cation, he said. section of Manchester; what it calls a “battle for the year. Staley has. declined to reveal the two gunmen while he was and the totals on the same fice yesterday that he had the Bennett cited the proposed fire ' 2. Most industries will not, con • Open All Day Satniday • survival of the family farm.” number of fanners bi the NFO, date last year: 4 L eaiiers houses as one area where the Re necesssary 50 signatures of regis sider moving into an area zoned ‘ At Ihe Green’’— Ml 9-6201 Front End Members of the Midwest farm working in his Wallingford, K1U«<1 ...... 170 186 Allan Cox. a junior at the Uni tered Manchester Democrats. publican majority had fallen down for other use. even though zone group are pledged to sell no hogs, (Continued on I^age Sixteen) Conn., hdbby shop Monday Killed ...... 170 168 versity of Hartford School of En The four Republicans arc no in their two years in office. changes are possible; catUe, sheep or grain from mid gineering. and Robert Cox a jun night. Supporting newcomers to the Manchester ’’They’re cunning scared," he 3. The area Is accessible to exisL Special night Friday until processors Joseph Lenart, 50, o f 60 Constt- ior at the University of Connecti governmental scene. said, "just because it’s near the ing and planned highways; agree to long-range contracts, cut, both sons of Mr. and Mrs, Hoover Doing Well tuticai Ave., Wallingford, told po All four were members of the election time and they see they 4. If potential industrial land is n*g. E12.M with the NFO calling for higher lice the men took the money and Allan Cox. 7.'>6 Vernon St., sailed freeze-the-tax-rate movement In haven’t done anything oh it yet, not so zoned. It may be taken over prices of those products. Reds W an recently on the Queen Mary for (1) AUGN FRONT END drove him to Worcester where he the -spring, a group which credit they’re afraid the Democrats will for residential use. Liggatt Special Buoyed by a massive turnout of Following Surgery wss released yesterday on the Army Staff a four-month tour of Europe and ed itself with persuading the Re point at them and say ’You didn’t Nobody spoke against the zone (2) BALANCE FRONT WHEELS— REG. $4.00 an estimated 20,(XX) members who grounds of the Worcester State the British Isles. publican majority to limit the tax keep a promise.’ What they should n e w YORK (AP) — Ftormer change. (S) CHECH FRONT WHEEL . shouted approval of- the holding Hospital. N-Ban Start increase to a mill, rather than do is appoint a subcommittee to The commission considered the Lenart said the men. did not ALGIER (AP)—Vice Pre BEARINGS action here Tuesdav, NFO prssl- President Herbert Hoover, 88, was the four mills that would have survey the town and see how big proposed change in closed session. harm him, gave him directions to (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM der* Oren Lee Staley declared; reported in saUsfactory condition mier Ahmed Ben Bella’s fol been necessary had tne tUw.ie a .firehouse the town needs, how Since the new land use does con- “ We mean to win. a bus and $4.75 of his money to budget requested by department lowers clashed with hostile much men and equipment we’re “ Whatever length of UMe It today after undergoing a three- get back to Wallingford. N ext Y ear heads been passed. going to need to house in the ALL POUR ONLY hour operation Tuesday for re Kueriillas in the Algiers Cas- Are You Shopping Bowers is a former director. takes to win this battle, we will next 20 years. do It,” the 39-year-old Rea, Mo., moval of an intestinal growth. bah today in an hour-long gun for Little served on a school building Calling All C—owe GENEVA (A P )— The So batUe. committee in 1952, but resigned "Then, when they see what the farmer said . Dr. Rudolph N. Schullinger, who GREENWICH (AP)—A mys town needs, they can go to an Shirtsleeved Towm Clerk Eldward Tomkiel, who had wondered all Guaranteed “American farmers are the performed the operation, was viet Union today proposed Moslems running In panic shout in protest to what he felt was COMMEBGIAL To Give Yon tery voice broke in on the Green architect and say ‘We need so day yesterday whether the primary petitions that had been taken most underpaid group In America. quoted by a spokesman at Colum that all three nuclear powers ed that "People are falling like FABRICS at extravagance in the construction out earlier would be filed before p.m. deadline, gets his an AND A Very wich police radio network today. olives!" Heavy gun fire mingled of the Waddell School. Morrison many square feet to house so They have retreated as far as bia Presbyterian Medical Center The unidentified speaker aaid one end atomic weapons testing at much equipment.’ Not hire an swer. Wilbur Bennett brings In his own petition and those of Enjoyable they can. We do not intend to re as saying Hoover was "perfectly with the explosions of grenades. 10 O’CLOCK is a regular attender of directors’ Smoke word: "Moo-o-." the- beginning of next year. architect and have him come up the three other Republican challengers at 4:25 p.m. (Herald INDUSTRIAL treat any farther.” lucid.” A dozen ambulances scream^ meetings, and frequently offers 2nds OF A NATIONALLY Desk Sergeant John W. Clarke Vasily V. Kumetsov, Soviet first to the ancient city, which slopes with $1 million plans and then photo by Pinto). SERVICE ON ALL Staley warned members to All his vital signs remain In fhe Morning? suggestions qr criticism. ADVER'nSED CIGAR CONVENTIONAL MAKES explained that the caller was one deputy foreign minister, suggest with its white-walled homes and The spokesman yesterday for tpy to chip away at them. There’s brace for a long fight. He said stable — pulse 72, which Is good of a group of cows that went ed the test cut-off to the 76th ses jiLst so much chipping you can m n C H SELLS FOR 10c smelly alleys toward ths water- Then the four men was Bennett, who toward keeping the tax rate at Its cently as this past Saturday will PAINTING the supply of meat .in storage and and temperature 69.6, whufii ia AWOL from a pasture on Round sion of the I’T-nation disarmament front. served two years as head of the do.” present 41 mills. be eligible for the primary. Reg. $4.75. sale of livestock by non-members also good,” the spokesman said. Hin Rd. talks. Price Tag Unknown Insurance Coverage For Guerrilla troops spilled out of Manchester Taxpayers League, If .the four are elected, he said, Polling places are the East Side Box 50. *199 MORIARTY will keep the market at near-nor The doctor was quoted as say During, the roundup that follow U.S. Ambassador Charles C. the Orleans bartracks. Tha firing Pi/grim Mills and who delivered the four peti The community college was an they will not hesitate to use the Rec for District 1; West Side Rec, Yonr Protection mal levels for about two weeks. ing the period Immediately after ed, he explained, Bossie strolled up Stell and British Minister of State is the place to go! other matter into which the board $100,000 Compensation 7 For 28o subsided after an hour to an oc tions at 4:25 p.m. ideas of other Republicans, or of District 2; Waddell School, District Perfectos and Panatellae “Then you can expect buyers to such an operation ia deemed crit to a police car and issued a state Joseph B. Godber categorically casional gun volley or piatiri shot. CHENEY HALL "This Is not a vendetta against of directors plunged headlong, Democrats, to keep the tax rate 3; Community Y, District 4; and $300,000 PubUo Liability BROTHERS try to break your morale by'say ical and that Hoover would be ment over the radio. turned down the idea immedi said Bennett. $25,000 Property Damage The battle came aa four of A l Hartford Road Mr. Shea (town GOP chairman down. Buckley School, District 6. One 801-816 c e n t e r : ST. ing everything ia normal — even watched carefully. ately. geria’s six guerrilla commands and John F. Shea Jr.),’’ said Bennett. "No one knows the price tag voting machine for every 900 reg LIGGER DRUG when there Is no meat in the mar Dr. Schullinger, who spent the Western sources said Kuznet the regular army’s general staff on it; even the board of educa "We wouldn't be ashamed to Established 1015 TEL. 6 a S-61S6 . Extended Forecast "Our intent is not to wreck give them credit for a good Idea istered Republicans In each dis 46 Years Of Service kets.” Staley said. night in a room adjoining Hoo sov’s remarks made it clear he were lined up in support of D^uty tion was careful to hedge it? ap PARKADE ' The NFO president said his WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—The was proposing an unpoliced mor Premier Aimed Bella's bid proval of it by saying the money or a good program,” he said. trict will be assigned to that dis ver’s room, reported that the for- trict’s polling place. group has sufficient strength to U.S. Weather Bureau issued this atorium which is completely un for control of the new nation. shouldn’t come out of their reg The campagin before the prim five-day forecast for Connecticut ary will be a modest one, as far The cost of the Reputollc8Ui WM. DICKSON attain its goals in the holding ac- (ConUnued on Page Nine) acceptably to the West. The military leaders left up to ular budget." today, for Aug. 30-Sept. 3: Conference aources said he In the event that not all four as the four challengers are con primary will be, about $1,800, ac Temperaturee Thursday through Ben Bella's Political Bureau tha cerned, he said. There will not be cording to Town Clerk Edward A SON made the proposal In an Informal decision of whether ro use force of the challengers should succeed Monday are expected to average manner during a long speech in in being elected to the board of full page newspaper ads or radio Tomkiel. If the Democrats had Phone MI 9-0920 5 or more degrees above normal. to quell the rebellious guerrilla time bought. ^ also had a primary, the cost would ‘Convert Your Own Cities’. which he agi^ categorically re commands in Algiers and the Ka- directors, said Bennett, those who Warm moat of the period, turning jected parallel Western proposals might be elected will still work "We don’t have that kind of have been about $3,000 total. cooler towards the end. Only the fireplace of this Cobb Valley, ^tjjdlf., cabin remained standing after a forest fire bylie Mountains. This apparently HARD OF HEARING! for ending tests in the atmos ruled out an Immediate armed money.” Normal high and low at this phere, under water and in space, swept the area. Vacationers and residents were evacuated from the area when the fire was He said that so far no one has THERE IS NO SMALLER AID IN THE WORLD THAN time for Hartford are 80 and 57, burning out of control. State Division of Forestry spokesmen said the blaze consumed showdown since the buroau ;mem- or in all possible environments in bers previoualy voiced oiqteiritian offered money to the four of them THE NEW SONOTONE WISP-EAR'^ for New Haven 77 and 58, and for cluding undergroimd. 9,500 acres In the Cobb Mountain area, destroying 14 homes, two ranch buildinsrs and five Albany Police Jail hunting camps. (AP Photofax). to any fratricidal miUta: 7 clash. "and we have no commitments; Bridgeport 78 and 60. Kuznetsov told the delegates the Precipitation may total one- we haven’t made any promises to It weiglis only 1/5 of an ounce. Soviet Union was in yuppqrt of a Leaders on both rides were re CAR LEASING tenth inch or leas occurring as anybody." NOTICE cut-off da(e for all nuclear testing. ported fearful of the consequences A wisp of a hearing aid worn showers or t thundershowers to I Republican Town Chairman Shea That date should be tha beginning of civil war in the nation rocked ward the end of the period. 30,000 Acres Blackened and RENTALS .>»id last night, "I ’m .sorry that in the ear. 75 in Bias Protest of next January, and he indicated Tornado Rips by continual crisis since ft gained Wilber and the others found it nec CLOSED FOR VACATION Nothmg worn in clothing. bla government will raise the mat independence eight weeks ago. First In Manchester. New cars, essary to primary, and attempt to ante State Firat ter formally later. TTie Moslem papulation, weary foO maintenance, tally. Insured For free Booklet Showing “IFISP-EAR^ Call split the party.” AUG. 28 to SEPT. 4 ALBANY, Ga. (AP)—Segregat-dof the clergymen after gaining re HARTFORD (AP)—Hopes that Earlier, several Western sources Area Ruined in after 7H years of civil war and to reduce your problems and said Kuznetsov had propoeed the terrorism, strongly opposes new worries. For tall Information He said he would call a town ed jail cells In three south Georgia lease might recruit hundreds pt the state legislature will make Crews Fight to Hold OPEN WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5 cities were filled today with 75 other churchmen for a similar pro- test cutoff for early In November, bloodshed. LENOX PHARMACY call committee meeting next week to Connecticut the first to rdtlfy the' clergymeh and church members test. and said Uiis data «am a oiai MliJ ’57 Hurricane lU . Houari Boumedienna, tba 299 E. CENTER STREET— Ml 9-0896 di.scu.ss the matter. SONOTONE OF HARTFORD lecently-eBficted fMeral aaU^olt The primary will be held at all irom 10 states alter an attempted However, King said a de<^lan tax amendment W4$« voiced yea- English simultaneous translation r army chief of staff, pub- Paul Dodge Pontiac 18 ASYLUM ST. — PHONE 247-4070 prayer vigil protesting cacial bars system. Kusnetsov was sptiUnt CAMERON, La. (A P )—A howl ly threw ,tha wnntort ot bis 45,- INC. regular voting places from 8 a.m. GUS'S GRINDERS had not been made on further terday .by Got.' John N. Demptwy. ing tornado struck this Louisiana to 8 p.tn., but will be for Republi in Albany, demonstrations. The Constitutional bhange was in Russian, and the Novsinber 2 Maior Fires OOO troops to the ItoiiUcal Bureau Phone Ml 9-2881 468 HARTFORD ROAD Jews, Catholics and Protestants, date apparently came from coastal town late Tuesday night) at a news conference Tuesday in cans only. Any Republican who A federal court hearing is sched approved by Congress Monday, causing at least two fatalities. Au S7S MAIN STREET men and women, Negro and white and must be ratified by kt least mistranslation. Setft, 160 miles east of Algiers. registered in Manchester as re uled Thursday on a suit aimed at thorities say the death toll may go persons, young and old, went to 38 states. A moratorium covering all tests, desegr^tlng public facilities, higher. LOS ANGELES (AP)—(Jne of-f- The two fires broke out within He was flanked by commanders Jail after refusing Tuesday to Connecticut prides Itself on be Including underground explosions, of four guerrilla wilayu, or sones. WELL KNOWN NEW ENGLAND PLUS SCHOOL move from the sidewalk in front is com^etely unacceptabis to the Sheriff’s deputies formed search two major brush fires burning an hour of each other Tuesday, 40 (Continued on Page Three) ing the "Constitution State," the north of the populous San Fernan- miles northwest of downtown Los MaJ. Si SUmane, u s second in of aty HaU. Governor said yesterday, recall United States and Britain. parties to roam through debris, al command, read a manifesto call do Valley burst through the lines Angeles. Within a few hours they "‘We have come to offer prayers ing that 175 years ago next month They are willing to sign ah un- though heavy ' rains hampered res ing on the Political Bureau to Read how Humble’s new family of gasolines gives you. . . eai-ly today and burned within had consumed ' hospital buildings, to God,” said a clergyman. the federal constitution came in pollced agreement to stc^ tests in cue operations. "take adequate and indl:q>ensable four miles of the other blaze. oil storage tanks and a famed mo OFFERS CUSSES "Go back and preach to your to being, with Its basis In the the stmot^ere, under a ^ in out; At least 50 persons were report measures to reestablish peace and Seven from State ed injured. \ Flames spilled into 'Wilson Can vie cowboy’s ranch. own congregations and convert Connecticut Compromise. er space, but refuse to accept security in the entire territory and .Streets in Cameron—where nearly yon and forced crews to take a Flames advanced on two vital your own cities,” said Police Chief Dempsey obeerved that the ban on underground testing wUch particularly to the capital.’’ In Albany, Ga., Jail 5(xKpersons died In a 1957 hurri new stand midway between the Nike missile sites and. a powder Laurie Pritchett who ordered the state had a head tax of $2, and cannot be emclently con^lled. The manifesto charged that 'a surests after three times warning later $3, for many years, on all In an effort to overcame the cane—^were flooded. The water already damaged Olive View San works containing an estimated 100 the group to disperse. ALBANY, Ga. (AP) — Seven persons over 21' years of age, but East-West deadlock the two West was as high as the floorboard of a itarium and a veterans hospital tons of explosives was saved by in HARTFORD demonstrators from Connecticut ern powers have submitted alter car, but had stopped rising early in the Sylmar area. only a narrow margin. Flames (Oontinned on Page Thirteen) Separated by race and sex, this was abolished in 1947. here yesterday during a prayer native propoeals for a comprahen. today. ■The breakthrough. occurred In licked to within 10 feet of the groups were sent to Jails in nearby Nearly eight inches of rain fell the Los Pinetos Canyon district. DAYS • EVENINGS # SATURDAYS Leesburg -and Newton and others meeting against segregation. sive teat ban providing for strict plant. Route 95 Ceremony controls over underground testing, on Cameron within a six-hour pe Firemen said no communities were lo^ied at the county and city Included were four rabbis, two One blaze- had a perimeter of and a bon on tasts In the three riod. were In immediate danger . Courses In Keypunch, Sorter, Basic Machine Oper Jails in Albany. Protestant ministers and a stu HARTFORD (AP) — Governor 26 miles and had blackened 8,600 TNE BEST CHOICE! dent at Yale Divinity School. Dempeey announced today that other envlronmenta with no cc«- Cameron, which has a popula The twin blazes were among acres. The other —. currently re Bonds were set at $2(K) on Bulletms ' Jailed were Rabbis R obert ground will be broken next trol whatsoever. tion of about 2,500, is on the five brush and timber fires burn garded as the more ^ublesome— ation, Panel Board Wiring, 407 Accounting Mo- charges of disorderly conduct, cre marshy Gulf Coast In extreme CuUied Goldburg, Temple Mishkan Israel, wedneaday at 11:30 am. for the ing in California which, have had consumed 8,000 acres and in from AP Wires ating a disturbance, congregating first section of Interstate Route southwest LouMana. Hamden; Richard Israel, YaleHil- (ConUnned ea Page Thirteen) blackened 30,500 acres in recent creased its perimeter to 22 miles. ehinci 604 Electronic Calculator, IBM 1401 Com on the sidewalk and refusing to 95 to be built east of New Lon days. lel Foundation, New Haven; San A man identified as Harold Humidity in the area was only obey an officer. don. .This section will run three Stewart suffered a fatal heart at Six aerial tankers began drop 20 per cent at daybreak and a TURKS MOB JOHNSON Albany, torn by nine months of ford Shapiro, Park Avenue Syna puter Programming. and one-half miles. tack shortly after being evacuated ping borate solution on the South turbulent north wind was blowing ISTANBUL, Twkey (AP)>- Intermlttmt racial strife, wasn’t gogue, .Bridgeport, and Jordan The governor said that before Osfeyem Temple Beth El, New from his home to the' Cameron ern California fires this morning at upper levels. U.S. Vice Preriderit Lywfiow B. noticeably ruffled by the latest In the end o f the year, all of Inter as 1,300 men fought them on the Hours: Weekdays 9:00 to 5:00; Tuesday and Wednesday eve- Haven; the Revs. Robert Fors- Parish courthouse. An unldeltlfied Los Angeles County Fire Chief Johnson, oarried hla penoaal cident, although some of the sev state 95 from the Thames River woman was killed and deputies ground, using more than 110 fire . nlngs 9:00 to 9:00; Saturdays 9:00 to 1:00. berg. Wider City Parish (Interde JNews Tidbits goodwill misrioB into IstaahuTa eral hundred white spectators to the Rhode Island boundary will said a child may have been killed trucks and 15 bulldozers. THE BEST VAUIESI cheered and applauded the ar nominational), New Haven, and from tho AP Wires (Continued on Page Seventeisn) ancteot basaar today and wao IBM equipment available for students’ use. be under construction. Only ex when the whirling 80-mlle winds rests. Arthur Hardge, AME Zion (Jhurch, mobbed by thousands e t Now, with the introduction of ESSO PLUS (the Economy ception Is a small section at the flipped over a house. plaudlng Torks. Johnson begaa ' Short Courses — Free Placement Negro leaders gave no clear in New Britain, and Roger Arm east end o f the Gold Star Me- Seine low-flying sections of Lake Premium) and a great new High-Energy ESSO EXTRA, dication of their next move but strong of Hamden, the Yale stu Washington says that Teami. the third day o f his foor-dny Inquire now for Booklet M Charles—40 miles north of here— Three Get Petitions tour of Turkey by oalUag e« Is Martin Luther King Jr. said many dent. (Oonttnued on Page Three) stexs Union, r e p o r t^ y has loaned were under water. Humble brings you today’s newest and best gasoline choice! Flight Engineers International tanbul’s Ooy. Nlasi AU, who Asaociation $109,009 to finaoee A tornado alert ^or the entire once studied city lAanageinewt SC H O O L O F latter’s strike agalnet Eestern Air southwestern Louisiana area ex in the United Stateo. The two pired at 5 a.m. with no additional men talked for almost an' hour. Doctors Remove Legs, Pelvis Ltnee . . . Univenlty o t Penn reports of twisters. ^ BUSINESS sylvania economists warn Secur: Dfew Independents Authorities said more than 800 ities and Bbcchange Oommision of UAR BiAY qurr l e a g u e parsons were sheltered in the SHTAUKA, Lebnaoa (A P I- Donald B. Bassett, President—Charles L. Stone, Manager poeslNe oonfllota of Interest be- courthouse. Many had minor in- (weea managesneat oad sbare- United Arab Republic delegatea 721 Main Street, Hartford—525-9158 ' Juriea. Fourteen of the more seri holden in $31 billion mutual fund May Present Slate 'tuned to Cairo today for a dw> Man, 30, Cut in Half Last Y^sar ously injured were taken by am Other Schools: Boston, Portland, Providence, New Haven. industry . . . Tbor-Agena rocket cislon on whether tbeir walkout bulance to Lake Charles. from the Arab League wIB ba combination .canyirig satellite The winds whipped up the Gull launched at Vandenberg Air Force permanent. .The other num Base, Calif., hut officials decline By THE ASBOGIA'nCD PRESS adent that efforts to secure quali- bers o f the League Oottacil, In Cancer Surgery Still Alive fnrtlMr details.* (Oontinned on Page Ten) One independent party died to fled candidate were futile. shocked by the U.AJR. aOegeAeir day while a second was born Russo later today said he has Rules for success in politics are sudden withdrawal Tnrsilaj ia tentatively scheduled a press con many and colorful, and Atty. Geil. amidst speculation' that three jn- protest against Syrian attacks, depmdent candidates would seek ference for 9 at.m. Saturday at the NEW YORK (A P )—A man cutAtient is being withheld by physi-*the man atill has his troubles. He Robert F. Kennedy has added an adjourned until Thursday to election this November. Statler Hilton to discuss the tature clans. I- has a kidney problem, although other—“Don’t knock having await President Oamal Abdel In half to get rid of the paralyzed, Alma Brushes At the State Capitol, Frank plans .of the new Independent Our hurry-up hair color make-up Ibis Is his history, as detailed brother aa prealdenV . . Nasser’s next move. Other cancer-stricken lower part of his waste matter Is carried out Russe of Hartford picked up three group. at S’ Minneapolis press conference through cystostomy arid colostomy President Kennedy sends Secre council membera hapod they CUT UTILITY BILLS body, has survived for one. year petitions for himseft, State. Rep. ' Today’s developments make the could find a formula ta keep tba by Drs. Aust, Kottke and Easton operations. tary of Labor Arthur GolAterg to State Lightly, third Independent party to emerge COLORS WHILE WE SET YOUR HAIR! and is , \ - 1- •, . , ^ * r. fc* ■*' Ve*4^»..^»Vl*i.i^y»1|^ PA • "The Imaginary mvUid"^ .la at iMdL the Clinton Playhouse through JIA N C H E i^R EVEMNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN., .WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29,M^62 Batui^day. P A G E T H R E B As You Like It "Tha Beat lian" ia at the Ivoiy- Sheinwold on Bridge MILLEirS RESTAURANT ton Playhouae thla week. Segregationists JaUiRockvUle-Vernon was hired by the Electric Boat Di- By JUDITH AHEARN WwOiy «t Neto A T THE CENTElfea-MI M T 2 3 'vUtion, General Dynamics art 81.88 The laeV concert of the seaaon an ho)4r. SAFETT PLAT 75 in Bias Protest ~ State News will be given on the Trinity Col a PROTECTS CONTRACT Pawlowskl said the claimant r t t A h, exhibition of faculty works will open lege carillon tonight at •7:15 by High School Witog Project fused "the recall to work order Rolfe laiv^'son of New Haven. By Alfred SheinwoM Now Serving (Continued tram Puga Ooa) the e ^ n d season of art displays at the Uni “with sufficient cause.” The Capitol City Band will glva Safety plays ars seldom ea- Roundup versity of Connecticut in the School of Fine auch as parka and tha library— a concert in Hartford's Elizabeth seutdH in toumamsnta. The extra (iet& PTeliminary Approval 8938,000 FOR POST OFFICE - A j^ gallery Sept. 4. The show is the first of Park Stuiday from 3 to 5 p.m. | « * closed for more than two weeks (OonUnned from Page One) WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP)—An BiM and will include recent iculp-^'' Carroll Baker and 'Van Johnson trick ia so important that you’re BUSINESSMEN’S LUNCHEONS because of integration attempla. Item of 8928,000 for construction of IT'S EASY TO CARE FOR... ture, paintings, prints, drawings vrill play the romaf^tic leads in w}lUng to risk the coatnsot for the Among the demonatrmtora ar The first atcg> towardboUdingAinal______higfa schotri building com'mit- a poet office at Wallingford, Conn., by Kenneth Forman alone, and wiU morial Bridge between New Lon and photos by the faculty. Among Garson Kanin’s new • comedy DAILY 11:30 A.M. M 2:30 F.M. rested were nine rabbis, eight a new wing at the hi|^ aehool, Ws, or the ooimnittee could be a )vaa recommended yeeterday by the be open Oct. 18 through Nov. 9. sake of an additional 90 poinU. Not don and Groton. the artists represented will be Rob- "Come on Strong" which will open so, however, when the contract is i f l Catholic lay members firom Chi which could run beyemd 8500,000, newly created group, it was report Senate AppropriaUons cjonunlttee Later Ahowa wlU include a one- cago, and 45 Protestant, clergy ed. - The section to be begun next> art Klley, Cynthia Reeves .Snow, at the Shubert Theatre in New unusually good. as part of a General Services Ad man sculpture exhibit by Padova w . v men representing BapUsts, Meth ams taken last night, when the The 810,000 approval by the Nathan Knebler. Anthony Teren- Haven Monday. Sept. 10, playing When this hand was played in Jisiir week will cost about 82 million. ministration construction hill total no Nov. 12 through 30; photo board of finance approved 810,t board of finance must go before a Bio, Kenneth Forman and John through Saturday, Sept. 16. the recent national tournament, odists, Presbjrterisns, Luthenuis, Since it is an interstate federally- ing 8184,779,000. "Ihe item is 8109,- town meeting before the funds can It’s e a sy Gr^oropoulos. graphs q t LeCorbusier'e Ronchamp only 14 of 36 North-South pairs Episcopal, Unitarian, IHaciples of 000 lor archttect'a fees and pre M>proved road. Uncle Sam will 600 more than that voted by the Chapel Dec. 5 through 28; paint p a Christ and United Church of Christ liminary plans for the addition. be expended for the architect’s House in Its version of the con Anthony Padovano and Paul Ze- reached the amall slam in spades. Our New Continental feee and preliminary plans. pay 90 per cent and the state 10 ings by Greguropoulos Jan. 12 An experienced declarer would faiths. per cent. struction measure. Mnaki, both new members of the through Feb. 12; prints from the The decision came after talka Also discussed at last night’s M arine know on looking at the dummy W art Chef,‘ JAMES They came from New York, The Connecticut Turnpike has to live UConn faculty, will also exhibit We.sleyan Univei-sity print collec New Jemey, Massachusetts, Con on long-range .school building pro-' meeting were other school building w'orks in the ahmv, Padovano his that moat paira would fall to bid been designated as Interstate 95 830 MILUON PAID ON DEBT tion Feb. 16 through March 22: CARROLL necticut, Illinois, Texas, Indiana, posals costing an estimated 83.6 projects in the long range program II metal sculpture and Zelanski his the slam. Therefore making the million, and after high school from Greenwich to the Flanders HARTFORD (A P)—The state’s paintings by EJdwin Dickinson W eather Will Feature ...... C 7 ’ ’ iHT New Hampshire,' Georgia luid which has been approved by the paintinge. slam Would be-good enough; thera I t principal Joseph A. McCusker board of education. The other proj section of East Lyme, a short dis general fund paid out more than on velvet” April 2 through 23; and an exhibit was no need to try for an over A i : Washington, D.C. tance west of New London. When 820 million in principal and inter Ilie show will be exhibited Mon of wo;-ks by 'liConn students April After their arrest, King^sald at aaid there would be double ses ects are % junior high school t M — A Q the entire prftject is completed, est on the state debt during the day through Friday until Sept. 21 29 through June 15. WINDSOR LOCKS (API — The trick. TOMORROW NIGHT, THURSDAY, from A to 10 a news conference,. “ The shame sions during the 1963-64 school for 1965, and another elementary from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and U.S. Weather Bureau issued this With the club ca n in g lead. year at the high school if the school for 1968. Interstate 95 will run fron) Houl- recent fiscal year, the Connecticut Coming L'p in Manchester qf Albany was dramatized to the ton, Me. to Miami, Fla. Public Expenditure (Ouncli said from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Friday marine weather summary today for South should do what he can to world.” wing is not ready by then. The town currently is building a "Hatari" with John Wayne. Red safeguard* the contract. The cor if West has slnglaton king or OottpIMa DbuMr IA. Gov. Anthony Armentano, yesterday. These payments are on nights the gallery is closed. Connecticut: ‘ ‘This is the first time this many The new wing, which would al 26-room school off Skinner Rd. 'The Buttons and Elsa Martinelli opens rect play is to win the flw t trick doUUeton K-J of spadea. CORNED BEEF Far 1 2 . 9 5 Hartford, will represent the gov only 27 per cent of the state’s The second ex^bit will be Tides were high along the Con religious leaders have been arrest low another 600 students, would base bid for the job is 8715,000, and today at the State Theater. with the ace of clubs and then DaOy <)iMatioB ernor at the groundbreaking cere outstanding debt, the CPEC said, Matisse's "Jazz" seriM, and will be necticut shore today from 10 a.m. Partner deals and bids one ed in our struggle,” he said. pontaln about 20 classrooms, plus the entire appropriation for the seen Sept. 24 through Oct. 16. Today is the last day for the to 11:30 a.m. and will be from 10 lead a spade to the ace. Q n d C A i B B A G E o r OhUdna Uadsr study halls and other required project is 8906.000. mony in Groton. since the balance is for revenue- exhibit of Saturday Evening Post When only small apades dr(H> spade, and the next i^ayer passes. "W e feel the time has come for The third show will be paintings p.m. to midnight. Low tide at Old You hold: Spades— 10 9 7 6; the President of the United States space, McCusker said. The school producing projects that pay for cover painting at Mott's Com Saybrook today is at 5:30 p.m.. and on the first round of trumps, BOSTON SCROD $1.75 was built about four years agO Jobless Pay Ruling themselves. munity Hall, E. Middle Tpke. Hearts—A J 6; Diamonds— 8 2; to make a speech dealing primari Thursday 6 a.m. Sunset today is South gets back to dummy vrith a to accommodate 1,000 pupils. HARTFORD (AP)—A person heart and leads another trump. Clubs— ^A 6 3 2. What do you say? ly with the problem of segregation 2 Cars Damaged Summer Theaters 7:30 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow Anarwer; Bid two dubs. 1110 and discrimination.” McCusker reported the double enrolled in the state's retraining Mer* Comfort Wtarinq "Send Me No Flowers” is at the This happens to give Ehwt a All The Above, Plus Our Relrular Mena . . . sessions would entail extra ex 6:16 a.m. hand is too good for a single raiae In an interview, King said Ne program for the unemployed can Ulerk Conference Oval 'Dieater in Farmington Boating weather for Long Island trump trick, but South has no penses at the high school, such as In Minor Crash refuse full-time employment and further trouble. but not quite good enough for a groes have been "disappointed by FALSE TEETH through Saturday, Sept. 8. Sound to Montauk Point and Block double raiae (unleae you have the President’s failure to carry staff additions, maintenance and become eligible for jobless pay Hera is a pleesant way to overcome "The Tender Trap" with Red Island: Advantages P.S— Tonight is "GERMAN N IG H T * . . transportation. Manchester police investigated benefits. Slated at UConn The chief advantage of taking paaaed originally). Bid a aide quit out his campaign promises." leOM plate discomfort. PASTEETH. Buttons is at the Storrowtown Mu Gale warnings displayed over ex and raise spades later to show He also r^orted It was planned a minor two-car accident yester So ruled State Unemploy an Improved powder, eprinkled on sic Fair, West Springfield. Mass., treme eastern Long Island Sound the ace of apades first is that to send juniors and seniors to ment Compensation Comrfiission- I f the press of election year ac upper end lower pUtes holds them West may have a singleton king yqur values. /- day afternoon on Hillstown Rd.. turner ao that they feel more eom- through Saturday. to Block Island and small craft For Sheinwold's 36-pa^ book school In the morning, while send er Thaddeus J. Pawlowskl in tivities is not too great, To'wn fom alt. No rummy, gooey, pasty "Damn Yankees" is at the Can of spades. If so it will drop under Dance Unit Led ing freshmen and sophomores to just south of Spencer St., in which warnings diigilayed elsewhere over let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," awarding unemployment compen CTerk Edward Tomkiel will attend t a ^ or feeUng. It’s alkaline (non- ton .Show Shop through Sunday. the. eastern of the sound. the ace. South can later get to school in the afternoon. no Injuries nor arrests and slight sation to a 28-year-old former FOR CHILDREN a4adj. Does not sour. Checks "piste dummy and finesse through the send 50c to Bridge Book, Man a conference for town clerks st the odor*' (denture breath). Oet FAS- Nat King Cole is at the Oakdale North to northwest winds 15 to 20 chester Evening Herald, Box 3318, ( t i a l m t t RESTMUUNT By Miss Dunphy It also was reported the num damage to one vehicle was report trainee of Connecticut’s Com T X n H today at any dnut counter. Musical Theater through Saturday. knots over western half and 20 to Jack of apades. ber of school periods would be cut ed. munity Action Program. University of Connecticut next South may go down if he fi Grand Central SU., N.Y. 17, N.Y. FOR TEENS 25 knots eastern half' except 25 to (Copyright 1862, General Fea • Open Daily (Except Sunday) Till 1 A.M. • from eight to six and that the rhe incident, occurred at about The man, a truck driver for two month. nesses with the queen of spades Miss Mary Dunphy, who con effect of a shortened school day 35 knots east of Montauk diminish tures (torp.) 2:30 p.m. when a southbound ve years ^was laid off in January The conference is the fifth o f a and loses to the singleton king. ducts dance claases at the British might be to.curUtl opportunities ing this afternoon, running about 7 W A L N U T ST., M A N C H E ST E R — M I 3-4628 hicle operated by Felix F. Reyes, due to lack of work. A t the time yearly scries, sponsored by the sec- If declarer later leads out the American Club, was recently to take electives or participate in f 10 knots or so tonight and becom Hills Will Enter 22, of Hartford, was attempting he was earning $2.75 an hour. retary of the state, the Connecticut queen of spades he will lose a FHA Loan Firat elected president of the Connecti extra-curricular activities. ing southwest 10 to 15 knots to make a left hand turn into a Advised by the Connecticut Town Clerks’ Association, and the THE second trump trick to the jack. cut (Chapter of the National Asso McCusker feels there is no cer private drive, with his direction Thursday afternoon. Cloudy with UMass Next Month ciation of Dance and A ffiliate Ar- State Employment Service that University of Connecticut's Insti South is not necessarily safe if COLUMBUS, Ohio—^The Federal tainty that the addlUon will be al light on, police said. A second he could enter the retraining pro some rain turning fair this after tiats at its annual two-week con- tute of Fhiblic Service. > he decides to finesse against the Housing Administration has in built in time for September of car, driven by James A. Sproul, gram sponsored by the State La noon through Thursday. Visibility Alan B. Hills, son of Mr. and aervatory In New York City. She The secretary of the state will ~ miles or more except 3 to 5 miles jack after losing the first trump sured its first oondominium hous 1963, and that with this in mind 41, of 24 Bilyue Rd.. did not see bor Depai-tment, the man became Mrs. WlUard R Hills. 63 Laurel was secretary-treasurer of the conduct a fall elections conference in rain. Tides about one toot or ao trick to the king. Then West will ing project in the United SU tea a he will begin budget preparations the directional lights and started a trainee March 19. St., will enter the. University of win two trump tricks if- he has 623,000-a-unit apartment house in LET'S HAVE chapter last year. in November which contain provi for town clerks as part of the pro- above normal subsiding this after Massachiuetts, Amherst. Sept. 10 to pass, striking the left rear of He was recalled by his en)ployer I gram. SHOE i noon. the doubleton king-jack of spades. Hallandale, Fla. A Oolumbiur com The wheeling, a swing-type sions for double sessions. the Reyes vehicle and skidding March 20, but refu-sed fulltime THE SHOE THAT UNDERSTANDS CHILDREN for a two-year course in food man pany put up the money. Dwellers , A PARTY! Civil Defense, motorboat regis-! Marine observations: . (Playing the ace first would cap dance, was introduced. Miss Dun A school building committee will about 42 feet with the brakes on. work because "he had committed agement. ture the jack, and South would o\im individual units in oondomin- have to be organized to help han tration. land records, and new leg- j Block Island— Wind north-north phy reported that many dance In- Police reported no visible dam himself to the training course, "but islation are among the topics to i During the summer months he then lose only one trump trick.) ium houses. atructors expect it will replace the dle the proposed project. Member age to the Reyes car and a dent i west 18 knots, temperature 66. is second chef at Harborside Inn, he offered to work on a part time be discussed by guest speakers. Groton Wind north-northwest Playing the ace of apades first twist. The new dance has been ship on the committee could be in the right front fender of the basis. Edgartown, Mass., as part of his gives up a 30-point trick if East Enjoy Your The two-day conference is knots, temperature 68, 'visibility trievised nationally and will be comprised of members on the orlfc- Sproul vehicle. Sleek alligator-grain saddle accents the slim, lush look field work in hotel management. has K-x of trumps, but it pro A fter retraining, the claimant scheduled for^Sept. 21 and 22. | miles, fog. taught Oct. 7 at a meeting of the He baa itttroduced a special menu tects South against a bad guess STARTS TODAY! Party Here Westhampton B ^ a c h — Wind at the inn. Connecticut chapter at the Hotel of black nylon velvet. Stride Rite’s up-to-the-minute Bond, Hartford. Connecticut north-northeast 16. knots, tempera HiUs completed a year in basic Take our word for it, you’ll enjoy those big party ture 67, visibility 7 miles, light Matinee bafly 1 PJM. teachers 'of dance, members and fashion is combined with ocur down-to-earth fitting. cookery at tha Culinary Institute, dinners better if you reserve a private room "or rain. " New Haven. He desined and non-membera, are invited to at New Haven—Wind' north-north baked a. 65-pound wedding cake large ^table here. W e can accommodate parties of tend. I A C T O n A V C I OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. I west 10 knots, temperature 67, 'vlsi- for his sister, Mrs. Theodore all sizes! n W I O V n ¥ 9 | Th u r s d a y s ttill 9 p.m . | kUlty 6 miles, cloudy. Reichle, last month. AH Color Show Btratford Point — Wind north- Tel. M I 3-1415 For Reservations northweat 14 knota, temperature W ait Disney's 67, visitHlUy 10 miles, clou^. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALD, MANLHh&lTiK, CAJi'xi>l„ v» jL.i.>xsxs>biJAXt AOixLiAi 2D, terials mahbv Inroads on steel’s Bolton Hebron markets could make price hiking .» I Business hart^. People Part of the controversy over Drivers Approveii, profits ran viery well swirl about TV—Radio^T onight what role the government plays In the News Mechanized Acedunts For School Buses Mirror next year if the steelworkers seek higher wages. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bua drivers approved by the He B.V RAM DAMSON Profits Up, Every ITear Edwin A. Link, 58, a millionaire Voted by Finance Unit AP BuKinrM N>w» Anal>-»t The profit question is further inventor of Binghamton. N.Y., Television bron Board of EklucaUon for next NEW YORK (API — Profit spent eight hours in his aluminum school term are: Alfred Goldstein, eluded by the fact that, with a 6:00 Bif 8 Theater (is procreee) Connecticut TV PreaUera •e#mR llXely to become an even few exceptions, each year since k»use-in-the-sea 60 feet down in Early Show (in profreie) SO. News A Comment 7716 board o f finance last nigtit#lett in the- tuition account alnce Mrs. Henry A. Johee, Donald Movie at 6 (la PKxrreui more controversial word in the the was has been the total of prof France’s Villefranche Bay, endur 77 Sunset Strip voted approval of mechanization of not so .mtlny pupils moved into Heath. Herbert Clark, Robert ing the normal water pressure at Beaay A (7ecU 8:00 Great Artists - months ahead. its by all industries and services Life ol Riley . .America town accounting procesaea on the town as was atnlcipated. The fi RathbOnf, Floyd Fogil, and Henry ManaKemcnt makes two words rise. And even in times of reces that level for what was believed Shannon 8:30 The Rebel recommendation of E. Pierce Her'7 nance board had suggested that Pimm. Harold Clark is also ap \ -to be a record. Link,' who devel Newa Bowling Clinic ®f It- profit squeeze. It complains sions ome companies will set 6:35 News, Sports A Weather Top Cat rick, chairman of the board of aa^ the school board provide for four proved a. a substitute dnver, to be of making less on each unit of record profits. oped and designed the diving de ■eaaora, who 'preaented a detailed move-ins in their budget request. called upon when necessary. vice, says it will revolutionize 6:30 Film Checkmate production and sales. Part of the dollar rise in "Die Science Ftctibh Mr Lucky proposal, and 'I'ax Collector An The board will meet on Sept. 11 The boar(l has also voted to es some existing concepts for doing Labor tends, to regard any profit total of profits since the War is Sheena 9:00 Mystery Theater. 10. .83 thony Maneggia. for an executive session t.o adopt tablish a fiind which will include undersea work. Highiray Patrol Hawaiian Eye A 40 .pise as an indication that .workiers due to monetary inflation. "The dol Burna A Allen 3:30 The Law and Mr. Jones The work ia to be done by Data the final budget proposal to be payment for milk, with Mrs. Bar ■ren t getting their fair share of lar totals are higher but they buy Rollle Jacobe Dick Van Dyke Show Troceaalng Corp, of Hartford un presented to the town meeting, bara Burks as treasurer, and Mrs. Princess Madawi Al Saud, 12, 6:35 Editorial 10:00 Naked « ty g 4o: the frtiits of industry. Labor cites less in the marketplace, whether 6:40 Men of Destiny Circle Theater 8 der a three year contract, it will and on Sept. 25 to close out the Goldie Liverant as director. This a relative of Arabian King Saud, provide aeparate abetraota of real books for the end of the- fiscal the still rising total of profits as it be materials or labor. was in satisfactory condition in 6:46 Waller Cronkita .n.fM. j i ' fund will be placed in the Colches showing management can pay HunUey-Brlnkley eatate, personal property and auto- ye®'’. Part of the rise in total profits a hospital after being knocked ter branch of the Hartford Na more in wages. is due to the even higher climb of 7:00 Newa A Weather mobilea: aeparate rate'boolck; pro Bids Opened tional Bank. Mrs. Liverant and dow n' by a car in Lausanne, News, Simrle A Weather 11:00 Barenta. News ' Government regards profit as a the total of sales. More people are duce all tax bills, including changes Mrs. Burks will both be bonded to Switzerland. She suffered a frac EvenlnR Report Newe. Sports A Weather Bolton Dairy; Inc. filed the ap good thing—it provides tax re buying more things. They are tured skull, fractured legs and a Aeslgnment: Underwater made by the board of tsix review; parent low bid for supplying milk the amount o f $5,000. | Father I^owa Beet ll:lB Tonight (C) A A IS. and convertlng,.the aaaesaora cards The Regional High School board. ceipts. for one thing—but not if a paying out more for them. severe brain concussion in the Subscription Telerltlon at the Bolton Elementary School Stove Allen Show to magnetic tape for the change District 8, has ‘ voted to provide ] rise in profits conies from an in But many companies complain accident. Film Wednesday Starlight and Tenneco Oil Co. of Hartford, flationary rise in prices or from that,while their sales totals have 7:16 Sports Chunera Sports Roundup over. the apparent bid for oil, according luncheon at the school cafeteria for ) more unemployment brought on climbed- their profits either have Walter Cronkite 11:30 Mystery inHiater Baaed on ^ estimate o f 1,300 to figures released by the office of all the elementary school etaff of i Mantovani, 52, Britain’s highest- Bvenlns Report by co.st-cutting automation.. not risen in the last year or two paid orchestra leader, is to un 7:30 Wagon Train real property accounts and up to Supt. Philip C. Liguori yesterday teachers who Will be at the school SALE Depends on Recovery or have done so at a much slower dergo an operation at a London Ripcord 13:60 Newa and Weather 1.000 personal property accounts, afternoon. for s “work.shop" on Sept. 4. the co.vt to the town will be $475. School Supt. Damarjian reports The profit trend in many indus- pace than sales. clinic Sept. 19. His ailment was SEE BATUIIOAT^ .TV WEEK FOR CXIMPLETB LfSTENO SMART The Bolton Dairy bid was six t lea ju.st now depend.s on two This is the profit squeeze. It not disclosed. Mantovani has can Herrick noted that under this cents per half pint of milk. Other that plans are on foot to take care things. continuing recovery from means a lower margin of profit celed all engagements, including contract, the town would not have bids received were from Dart’s of transportation of a student the last recession rather than a on sales. It means produc a nine-week tour of the United YOUNG CROWD to puroha.< i Completely washable. In beautiful plaids of blue, green and maroon. EXTRA SPECIAL Sized 7 to l i . NOT 2-3-4-S-6-7 BUT 8 TRANSISTORS The big favorite FAMOUS MAKE V 1 9 Pile lined DELUXE 8 TRANSISTOR PEA-JACKET RADIO 99 R t 9 . $ 2 1 .9 5 V d i M 10 7 - . 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A ' t :... ■■ '1-. ■■ r- Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n , We d n e s d a y , a u g u s t . i 962 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29,1992 29 PAGE SEV EN ------^ T wagon. Other numbers were Columbia tiUed "Bell Telephone Hour", “Gunsmoke" and “Ben Oasey” The girls delighted the audience with their precision ■wlmming. Swim Finale The Junior life sawing group pre sented two demonstrations—a life Draws Crowd saving exhibition and why one should not stand In a canoe and NOBODY how to handle the situation if any A beautiful, w-arm. aunny day one should. G O O D / i ^ E A R j n n r / 2 k ^ broui^t out a large audience for Rhythmic swimmers in the aqua cade finale were Betsy Ferguson, the Columbia Recreation Ooun- leader. Betty Ann Judd, Susan cU'e 16th annual aquacade and Molt, Karen Wolmer, Susan Tam- LOOKS AHEI THE ■wlm demonatration Saturday. bomlflt, Pat Curran, Barbara Stim Completely OPEN The event la the finale to awim son. Also. Cheyl Berkowits, leader, claaaea for town and aummer reai- Pamela Lusky, Karen Him, Bar Air- TILL 9 P.M. denta. 1%e beach waa filled with bara Pell, Marjorie Vittner, and Conditioned THURSDAYS people and boats lined the awim Jo-An Oadoury. area at Columbia Lake aa aome Swim Awards STUDENT BODY 160 young people displayed their Warren Fletcher was the only akilla. winner this year of a Red Cross An added feature was an art senior life saving card. exhibit. Mrq. Alice Miller Eng- Junior life saving cards went to lert. Instruction of Council-spon Marjorie Vittner, Richard Robin sored art classes for both children son, Barbara Pell, Russell Olsen. - - - f b i q a L ! and adults this summer, had ar Dennis Murphy, Mike Malek, JoAn ranged a display of their work. Jacobus. Ciatny Gosline, Jo-An Gadoury, Jane Forbes and Robert They were hung on the walls of Fletcher. Certificates only went to 'S' the Gatehouse and arranged along Diane Dcnte, David Cohen, Stephen "The Marvel Of Main Street" the driveway fence in colorful Carter, Faye Rubin and Robert array. Grant. Dr. Ralph E. Wolmer, program Swimmer cards: Henry Beck, chairman for the Council and Jerome Berkowitz, Martha Brand, master of ceremonies, announced Linda Floeting, Carl Gosline, Carol that M Red Cross cards, includ Ann Lowman, Christopher Malek, fisJtfscL J’iL OL JJtsL SiahL—ChuL O lw cu^! ing one senior life saving, had Philip Carter, Harriett Randall, been earned by young people who Susan Schuasler, Doug Robinson, Onmfstakable Sportswear for Sportsmen styling in successfully passed tests. In addi Barbara Stimson, Ann Tettelbach tion 161 certificates for regular and Jory Smith. bold, brash stripes. You’ll like the higher rising REGAL'S YOUR attendance was awarded. Advanced intermediate cards; Wallace Lohr, co-chairman of Tannl Hall. John Kowalski, Martha six button front, the generous comfort cut and the council, and Joseph Arm farter, Susan Merritt, Clathy strong made the presentations a.s Grant, Linda Rubin, Aubyn Bar- the youngsters completed their slrom, Donna Rand. CJlarke Robin Cjuality workmanship which has made Jantzen exhibition. Dr. Wolmer intro son. Warren Jurovaty and Betty Been W aiting Fo r duced Mrs. Myrtle Englcrt. co- Ann Judd. synonymous with fine sweaters. Four color LTERATIONS chairman of the Council, Harry Intermediate 2 cards: Jill Hol ERMAF^ENT IFO R THE IIFE OF THE GARMENT T. Chalmers, chairman of Co brook. Peter Levesque, John striped Canadiens cardigan. S-M L-X L $14.95. lumbia Chapter ARC (the two Smith, Curtis Beck, Lynn Robin Regal not only Hta you perfectly at the time of the tala bat continue, to keep the groups co-sponsor the swim son. ]fantzen sportswear for sportsmen classes) and Miss Anne Verpraus- Intermediate 1 cards: To Josmne garment fitting perfectly for a. long aa yon wear R. kus, qualified RC Swim Instruc Whitehouse, Gregory Stimson, We received a freight car full of slightly damaged appliances (in ap tor, teacher this year, all of Wayne Saunders. Wendy Smith, whom spoke briefly. He thanked Ekiward Kassman, Kevin Malek all those who had helped make the and Jane Carter. consmunlty beach the success it Advanced Beginners 2 cards: pearance only) direct from the factory -- We have just settled our is; Miss Patricia Murphy, who Suzanne Levesque. Bruce Knight, has been Miss Verprauskus' as Danny Groman, Kathy Smith, sistant, and Bob Laramy, week Gary Isham, Jody Walker. end life guard. Advanced Beginner.s 1 cards Mrs. Ralph E. Wolmer, council JoAnn Erlandson, Bary Grant, claim and we are ready to pass on these unheard of prices! swim chairman, who supervises the Wendy Mrosek. syndironlred swiimner group, said Be^nners 3 cards: Nancy Hoi Andrea Stimson had done most of brook, William LaFramboise, Gina the training this year of the girls Marie Lescoe. David Rubin, Rob who presented the aquacadie, which ert Ruzicka, Laurie Sihvonen. was titled “TV Channels”. Andrea, Beginners 2 cards: Joyce Gau . a member of the Windham High dreault, Marguerite Gosline. Mary All Appliances Are Fully Guaranteed School Dolphin Club, was the star Greene, Joan Jackson, Colleen of the show and swam solo in "The Keegan and Gina Laramie. Loretta Young Show.” The open ing of the show depicted "Wagon Manchester Evening Herald Co- Train and showed the entire group. luroMa correspondent, Mrs. Don Western clothes Over their bathing ald R. 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J - ^4 •.♦••rttfiv’*"’* 'I » '"'f ■ : , r : ■ I IPAOB KUirin MANGHESTEB EVENING HEFIALD, MANCHESTER, CONl^., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST » , 19«t KANCJHESTER EVHNIMG h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAYrAtKJUST 29,1952 1 . i» A G E lt o lE I0anrl?pstpr ‘ froundi, from do\ng aometbing it gets along" !• usually th« person probably can do. ■ ^ Film Points Up M, of Bangor, Maine, charged 8eely-Bra«nt ia aseking tha Sen report oh whether the growth was siMUty of post-operative eompU- A Thought ffMT Today who is wiUlng to admit his mis I2th C ire u ii negligent homicide, to ^rt. takes, to ask for forgiveness, and 8 New Independents ate seat being vacated by Re- HoQver Doing Well benigfn or malignant This period catlohs.” I What the' w’oi'ld probably Can Spoaaored ,by th* MMcheatoz R. L WANDELi pUbUcan Prescott Bush. 4 I4 required because of the rjacea- Hoover waa wheeled into . the Eontiiuj IfTraUt do. in the aviation field, aaid LAind* School Drop Outs OoiincU of Ohurchea to accept blame when deserved. A nolle waa entered in the case He makes It a point to consider Cases Maf Present Slate Seely-BfoWn said he voted Following Surgery aity ot being "extremely careful operating room at.7:30 a.m.- The PU B U »H iO > BY THib berg, la to develop aupersonic alr- ^"Building of Will(e E. Frank a t Boston, agaloat the adminlstration’e in making the microscopic study," operation began at 9 a.m. and aSRALD PRINTIKG CO IKC. The problem of the high school the other persons’ feelings and Mass., charged with fallniw to Trade Expansion Act because he lasted untU shortly after- noon. 13 Bluell 8tr«et linera which will maki> commarcial A NopdeO aeiatoOer well-being before hig own. Thia at a spokesman said. di-op out, wh6 quits school Hi or carry a drlver’a license. (CMatlaned fifo« Fag* Ona) doubts that the bill as posed by (Oqnt^uod troas Paga Ona) He was Out of the recovery , Manchfstfer Conn. flighta poanible at a apeed faater der to take a Job, Is the subject Many ^people (ail in Itto, not titude brings rich rewards in'mak Contractor ROOCVIUA: 8E98ION -The growth, described by the THOMAS F FERGUSON ing for a bettsc, haimler world. should bring action from sUte of- the House would be able to ex mer prudent spent a reasonably hospital as a polypoid lesion' tn room and back lii his own suite Q ^noHirsotuvEnr WALTER R FERGl^N than sound. of a 28-mlnute film available at catiao they lack intelligenee or Jail sentences of 49 days r pend foreign trade. On the 6bn- by mid-aftenioon.' He was chat PublU h«rp the Manchester office of the State akilla, but becauae they tiaiinot get Rev. Alex H. Basesser ficiais. conitortable night. Oiir Specialty Is: Founded October i 1881 His reasons for suggesting that Community Baptiat Church R«sM*iitiaLC«HniiMreial trary, ha said, it might "result to the operaUoii. ’Tuesday to have ting with his nurses by evening. Labor Department. Suing the Federal Government a lo ^ with the pe<^e around them. ITie sewage is going into the in ths tragic loos o t Jobs for the Hoover chatted amialdy with ‘Wall to Wan aeaninsr” Published Kvery Evemns Except the world rather deliberately hold The film, according to Hazel L. For them, the "golden rule" can Aft*rat{Mw-R«tii4 d « liii9 Police 4rre^ts harbor, be aaid, beMUsa a major been ot a type usually noncancer-, Telegrams and telephone calls B undsys And HblidAys 'E n te re d A t the American worker." nurses after the operation and to- oua. . from friends and weU-wishers MANCHESTER.. . back on thia technological ad Anderson, manager of the Man- The expression, "the sovereign be a helpful reminder of a basic -gess, .34, of I Hammond St., aewer line was cut several years . The, bill la now pending in the Poet Office At Mancheater Conn A # cliester office, is “to encourage po agency disalloWa the claim, it ia.principle In life—"whatsoever ye “Business Built On a> during redevelopmwt work day but showed no interest In /After Surgery, the hospital aaid: came in from all over the nation. and BELMONT Second Class Mail Matter vance were, he aaid, his belief that can do no wrong." implies that no 'Judge J. 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Wil some 900 miles tb the asSt and 100 .1 % r ■ ' C o lu m b ia liam ^uiphy not later than tomoT;, Alma Brushes miles to ^ tho wsst. th sf burssu 1 • f... • ______• i;v ______row Gening. ’ said. Meat., OB uncla.of Jooeiib SuUlvan, Wednesday jpaite . Chuck Forbes won the Ugfotnlng Alma was ia,.)atecoi)isg to ths gabled honors for tee Manchester advatnoing soUcItner at the Herald, race on Columbia Lake Sunday a^ hurricane leakus. Her best effort T o w n ’ . -H e r s Club. Joan, IS, ^ aced in the temoon in the weekly races. Wal State Lightly^ died this monliV st Dfflon Hospi 4 on land as she brushed the North Ben Bella Men Battle foods, clothing, and record keepi. Reds Want ( Set for Pupiis’ ter Garter came in second. Obituary tal. 'ri;:- Pupils nes^tp tho Manches Carolina and Virginia coasts was ing divlsi:^, as did Marjorie, 11, Two Comet races were run off. Mr. Ckmnan Was bora hi Miu- ter public sdido) system this W in at Fair with a combined total of 17< blues School Return Henry Beck Jr. won the first, sfid Runs Offshore a gust bf 68 m.pJi . at Nags Head, (fiMoter. a SOD o f tha late Mk. and fsU sre asked to tejgtoter at tha and 7 Fran Ferrlgno, the seccmd. In the . ■, — ... 1 N .a «' Guerrillas iii ers Mrs. Hutchinson X fs. Join Oorman. Ha attend- following tbnes this week: N-Ban Start i Columbia atudents attending second race the. order was re (Conttnued from Page One) But a t 6 p.m. Tuesday the sd adxwta h ««, and left Manchea- Mancheater High School: "Green Acraa Pytl^Oraa,” a versed; Ferrigno’ took first place Weather Bureau at Waahtaigton, tar 98 years ago becanse of an Black Angus steer owned by Miss Horace W. Porter sfchool, Wind (Continued fawm Page One) Mbrhinga or afternoons through and Beck came in second. Island with' rain and~wdhds up to D .C ,, said she had. intensified to sleeves, fitted torso and gathared. Dies in Bolton nsChmotte oeoAttan. . the end of. this week. Bsibara Kelsh, 16, of 307 Gwdner Alsop to Atteiid ham High School, Windham^ Re Personal Notea fiwrvtvors, basldas his nephow, Next Y ^ r 58 m.p.h. ^ hurricane force winds over a pleats. at the waist, and earried a .Elementary ochoris: At In St was awarded first place In ^ gional Technical School and t lAMIE . STEELHAULERSiEV*UfiHTER t MS.ALUMlRUMiJtW MR.AMRS. ^ m OARBINEI RURSE KIT O # t TRAILERS O # SHAVER SET O m COFFEE SET I P # POTATO HEAD P # IS BULLETS ' P # go prices: GRAND LIITE IT UP LADO R DAY SPEND LESS...LIVE BETTER... BIG DISCOUNTS! BIG VALUES! SHOP GRAND-WAY F9 R TOP QUALITY MEATS "W'> wnr MAOKi WOOD M .W '^ MARBLE **" STEEL . DISCOUNT CENTERS OHIOKLET M jm * SPIHHER . *A *P)i« « DOLLY SHOPS AND TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS! 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BARtlEn PEAR HALVES CANS SLICED PEACHES CANS STOKELY' KOSHER OR POLISH NO COUPON NECESSARY CHUNK 22 OZ. 14 OZ. JARS •VlJVi'Kf-V • PKGS. WITH YMl NONCMAll •# PICKLES HYLE CREAM PIES ARMY BUB SETJLPlt SQUEARINB FRED OR OLOTMl JL liiiezi zm ew * th n o u im a r . r 07* sisr gbKjtr iK 4ffss»r saar oir ir sisv •ATUROAY WYWIIZ* * «Z RZIZRVZ TMZ WINY TO UMlf OUAMTtTtZl MANCHESTER PARKADE MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, o p , n m o n . thru s« t . , : 3o . m to .0 p .m MANCHESTER y , MANCHESTER PARKADE MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, open m o n . thru s a t . » : 3 o a .n . to 10 r .m MANCHESTER \ .. 1 ^ ./'V •jt I ' : '1. .. - • . ' I. ■ ■ ■ . ' . ■ . . . ''"'''o' - . /r' .V-;' PACE SIXTEEIf IiIANCHESTER evening herald. MANCHESTER. CONN.TWEDNESDAYi'AUGtST 29.19«t - r ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1962 PAGE SEVENTEEN put on short rations Im> they do 06 Wiklya at,; Robert J. Outt, 10. South Windsor r ' become overly fat during the Rockvilte-Vernoh of 67 Winy, 8t.; and WlWam J. RockviUe-V^rnoti. Abandoned Pups 3^0,000 Acres Blackehed Farm ers Start holding action, he said. Jacomini, 20, of 41 Clinton St. The holding action calls for Blach posteO a $100 bond for the livestock and grain to be held un Rockville session of Circuit Ckiurt Get New Homes SchoolsV First Day-^Routine Survival Fight til . the following minimum. prices Vandals Take 12 on SapL -11. Patrolman Ray Swim Carnival CALLMI9-2821 are secured, cosnpared to what mond Dunham was the arresUng One person’s cruelty to ani mals ,hos brought kindness Crews Fight to Hold (ConHnued from Page One). ' the NFO said are current prices: ^officer. Also grrested yesterday from bthera who .yesterday Sets Quick Adjustment Goal Butcher ' hogs T90-210 pounds, Bricks from were-Dote«i L. Broderick, 42, of ^Slated Tonight For Investment Advice prorided homea for three . X whiefl claims membership in t22.79 a hundredweight (now Lake St., Vernon, charged with states west of the Pennsylvania obtaining money o r . goods under A program of events for the baby puppies, species un* Wh»n irhool o|^n» Sept. «, mariy^ ers l standing by to help a first "about 318.50), lABOR DAY SPECIALS Town Building .known. , Six capable registered representatives to ser^’e your every grader ascertain where he should border to the Rocky Mountains, C3iolce grade cattle weighing false pretenses by Patrolman Rob: eighth annual water carnival, slat 2 Major Fires Apart •ix-yrar-olds w I lF ^ entering the ■' — u . Investment need. Open Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 PM. go. Post cards are sent out by the Bind south from Canada to Ken 800-1,000 pounds, $32.45 (now about ert Kjeltquiat and Lawrence J. ed for 8 o'cl(x:k tonight at the Hor The incident occuiTcd at Aral grade and their parents will Vandala operating in qie Memo SHEARSON. HAMMIU:. and COMPANY, "^he Firm That teachers before school opens to tucky and -Oklahoma. $28.00). Boudreau. IS,' of 13 Pleasant St., owitz ' Memorial Pool in Henry Gerlch’s Service Station • at tie as unfarnlliar with school pro each child in her room welcom He said, however, that he be Choice wooled lambs, $29.45 rial B u llin g after the closing of charged with tnieeding by Patrol Park, haa been announced by Don-, 1082 Tolland Tpke. - when a (Contlnugd from Page One) in Placerita' Canyon, spreading Research. Built." NYSE and all other major exchanges cedures and routines as the chil- ing him to the class, and stating lieves control of 26 to 30 per cent r . * .t ' - , ■f)' . ♦ /I . ■ *1 1. .'t /' $'I', n; ■, t .. ,1 . ■ ■ PAdE EIGHTEEN M AN CH E$1^R EVENING HERALD, MAKCHESTCR, OOWNy WfeDNESDAY^y^UGUST 89,1962 UANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,; WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29,1962 PAGE NINETEEN •T-, l>t;G<»8 B U N Tff » ' OUR BOARDING HOUSE witlt . JIAJOR HOO^LS DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Taan>typa Favorita Manchester Parkade ' S to r e s I 'vALtrrcM ir fvAKl TKAT* W I f s Hme to Buy New Clothes A BOMJN9 CTANMKfAaAIN/ L t IM* T u ts SAMC VA The Best-Dressed Gals When one budget has • to, be Meet at GRAND WAY’S "Fash MAKES LU^ stre'tched to outfit a family of YOU EURE TOOK WELLT 6UEM. B a rg a in s ion Square” to pick and choose p ASaVLCF Aimwmp te. ^Mndwe I back-to-scfaoolers, iW. T. GRANT smart and thrifty wardrobe fOr CHEOHESi _ ■^'iPfrrrrn ®UVS IMTH'ANTMAT* MOW Wfothtr or No . I (. ,r "1 ' ; - ; ■ , / ) I * ' ' t '• ■ - ' PAGE TWENTY . I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESD^, AUGUST 29, 1982 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 19(It PAGE TWENTY^JNK Gain 18th Win Last 20 Chavez Ravine Starts ' 7 s ■ THE EX‘Giant^m ong Mdny Prog Seekitif^ New lobs Eastern Leaffue Australians Favored to Capture U.S. National Tennis Title | The Williamsport Qrays have Golf Champ Set Won their second Class A Eastern Herald FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (A P )— Aand a U.S. Davia Cupper by choice,Aflnal to hi# Davl# Cup teammate*going to make things tough for League pennant in three years and The 82nd edition of the National for the title. Ray Emerson. the Aussies, Chuck McKinley ol Manager Frank Lucchesi said to am TennI# Championships opened to'' Last year, the Vnitad States Laver is seeded number one, St. Ann, Mo., is the bay. His maiiv: day the "big thing was team de To Face Hostess JACK REP3 SS day at the West Side Tennis C^ub didn’t even get a player into the Emerson number two. troubls Is that he has been blow sire and effort.” ' ' with the prospect that it may be semifinal round. “There’s certainly no sharper ing hot and cold — mostly cold'' GUMt George Shaw, a quarter-'i'hurt his knee in an exhlbition^Oregon star, has had a checkered another 82 years before the Aus "It feels g(x>d. great,"' said a All signs point to another Aus amateur In the world t p d a y," of late. He is seeded number three. jubilant Lucchesi after the grays bkek whose performance has game, and was put on the inactive careci. He lost the No. 1 Job on tralians lose the title. ^ No trrapes grow in O'Mai-’' won 2-0 behind A1 Jackson' s^elghth when he thi-ust his glove .‘^scoring singles and that was all ROCHESTEIR. N.Y. (A P ) Once the 16 thiril round lUt. the Colts In 18M when forced to tralian sweep. Lefty Rod Laver, shrugged the easy- going Emer won the flag last night by winning never equalled his potential, For the past, six years, the Aus ley s valley. But it i.«; providing three-hitler before the Phillie.s above the center field fence to Jackson (7-17+.jieeded to whip the — Defending champion Anne matches (beginning at 9 a.m., DM.-Smallivood, Flying Welshman American Football League clubs the bench by #n injury that gave who has been winning the national son. “ Rod has beaten them all time I.4me Survivor a doubleheader from York. 11-1 took the nightcap lO-l on Dennis haul in Eddie Mathews bid for a Phils in the opener,' pitching hi.s Quaat Decker seta out today ED T) are oyer, survivors will is back on the football market also did some trimming to get Johnny Unltaa his chance for reg sie# have headed down under with championship of virtually every and again with ease. He's got to and 5-4 to hike their lead to 12V4 the Los Angele.i; Dodgers with Ti’ack ai^baseball have been the big news on the country’s the crown. In fact, the only time Bennett's six-hit pitching. tworrun homer. and the Met* fourth shutout. Cliris in the Women's National take a break for lunch and today along with a host of their rosters to 38 acUve players. ular service. He played behind country he plays in is the over be the favorite. I ’ll be right there ROCHESTER, N. Y. (AP)— games over Elmira with only 13 during the period when they the ingredients for a cham * * * Short (8-8) allowed only seven hits Amateup Golf Tournament to head out over the 6,161-yard, sport pages in recent weeks— record breaking track and field other professional veterans This number does not count rook Charley Conerly most of Ids two whelming choice. He’s not only in plugging'as usual,'-but I shudder Marcia Maclachlan of panbury la games to play. bite the hand that's been weren’t playing each other was in pagne party. DODCiERS-REnS— PIRATES-C^'BS— but took the loss. Bennett (6-9) par 38-36— 72 course again in eventMindnd no-hit games,on the diamond, and rookies, .pbthe of whom ies who participated in the College years with the New York Glanta a hot streak, but his overall game when' I compare my record 2 with the lone Connecticut survivor in Born Chavez Ravine. rechr(s- The Reds got to Podre* i 11-10) Trailing 6-1. the Pirates came turned. things around in the night feeding her for a week. the fourth round. By nightfall, & feats in the two sports re- All-Star game in Chicago earlier then lost the starting berth on the 1969., when Neale Fraser whipne-' has improved a great deal over Rod’s- this year." . the . Women’s -National Amateur The. dainty, 24-year-old may prove to be the answer to Alex Olmedo, a Peruvian by birth Washington .Red.skins have a new tened O'Malley * Valley and offi- for their nin in the second inning back to tie on Roberto Clemente's cap as Don Demeter dfoVei in the field that began with 128 milid me of a man, bonv' in Wales field spo,rU in those early yean « f this month. y Vikings to rookie FTan Tarkenton last year wheh he dropped the If any United States player is (3olf Championship. backfield coach in Ray Willaey. rially dubbed'Dodger Stadium, the on singles by Vada Pinson. Leo two-run third-inning triple, Bill three luns to pace a 13-hlt Phils' Mr.s. Decker plays Mrs. Jean will be trimmed to eight for 'w rin g the latter part of the eight the 20th century. some talent-hungry coach’s All AFL teams must cut to S3 last year. I place the Dodger.* rail home,^ha.* Cardenas and Oordy Coleman. In Vlrdon's homer in the fifth and offen.sive that beat Robert L. Mil Trainor of the host Country the Thursd^ quarterfinal. Th eenth century, a man who studied People sometimes called him the needs. by next Tuesday, at which date The Vikings added I.*e Gros.-- turned into their main weapOT in the bottom half, the Dodgers Smoky Burgess' second sacrifice ler (0-111. Club of Rochester in the thlpd semifinals Friday and the the art of running in his youth. In "running machine of the century.” Shaw and halfback Tom (The the NFL clubs will be trimmed cup, a bench warmer for two the three-team battle for the Na moved ahead to stay on run-pro fly in the seventh. Mazero.ski then I'ound- the same gracious hole title match S a ^ d a y later years he used his talents and Some of Smallwood's unusual feaU Bdmb) Tracy of Pittsburgh topped to 38. The latter's final cut to 36 years with “the Giants, this sum tional I.ea^nie's blue ribbon. ducing singles by Podre* and clinched it with a shot off the left lady who has been providing contplete the week-long tour prowe.ss in training big league were racing against relay teams, a list of National Football League must be accomplished by mid mer, and Shaw was forced further | The Dodgers' rontinued their Maury Wills off Reds' .starter Bob field scoreboard clock, tagging her with room, re.st and re nament that seem a-^ be de pitchers how to nin to keep their opponents both on foot and on veterans who were put on waivers night Tuesday. Sept. U. :o the rear when the youjng Dtaht amazing winning habit, in their Purkey (20-51. The homers by Cub reliever Don Elston (4-81 with partee since her arriyal here veloping into a ^riiowdown be legs in shape. roller skates. Racing against a or released Tuesday as the NFL AFL cliibs, particularly the New graduate put on a sparkling pass-- sports Chatter from the west' for defense of new ball park Tue.sday night, Davis and Snider in the third and the loss and giving Diomedes Oli tween Jo Anne Gunderson, the Percy (Doc) Smallwood, former horse and an ostrich were pheno teams trimmed their rosters to a York Titans, are in the market ing display against St. Louis In ah ’ OU ( o n ( n u iu <>,, I ^ .. .(J,,;,l i( > ( her national championship. power-hittM, and Mrs. Decker, exhibition game last weekend. .N o . M o i - o turning back the third-plaee Cin fourth, respectively, made it 4-1 vo (5-11 the victory. trainer for the Cleveland Indians menal feats of running in which minimum of 43 players. for a quarterback' with' Shaw's ex I I*>-i cinnati Reds *-l in the opener of ai)d the Dodgers were on their ANNI AL BANQUET for play OrdinaHly, playing. your the Incredibly steady cham and middle distance runner in the This twosome was jfolned by vet perience. Such former N FL signal- The Vikings released five other \ own house guest in a major Percy came out the victor. a key three-game series with the way to victory No. 4.3 in 61 games COl.TS-t'ARDS— ers of the International Little pion who rings up pars with early 1900's, demonstrated the art * * * eran defensive tackle Jess Rich callers as George Blanda of Hous veterans, and added ai third quar defending champions for their at home, before a crowd of 46.5.36. I Bob Bruce (8-8) and reliever League and International 'Farm championship would rank as monotony. of middle distance running very ardson of Philadelphia and Don ton, Jack Kemp of San Dtego, terback when they picked up tsth \-irtory in the last 20 home Don McMahon, who retired all 11 League will be held tonight at 7 something unusually unusual. -- Foreign Threat handily from 1908 to 1913. Signs as Trainer Gillls, a center released by St. Babe Parilll of Boston, Frank rookie John 9'tiirman. released ea( game* KIANTS-BRAVE.S— I men he faced, combined for a at the Army A NaVy Club. But Mrs. Trainor is an un Sheila Vaughan, a 19-year- Bom on August 10, 1887 in Con In 1913, Smallwood was asked Louis. All four were starters on Tripuka of Denver "and Al Dorow Her in the day by Cleveland. De Home runs by Tommy Davis Mays' 39th homer and Kiienn's I five-hit pitching job that ppllod usual woman. She's won her old radiographer who ’ has way, North, Wales. John William to coach and train baseball play their clubs a year ago. of Buffalo have gained .starting fensive backs Dick Mostardi. fio''. own cl((b golf championship^ A LLSTA• ■ Hi • • TE . Tires Now Mode and Duke Snider, blended "with the two-run shot off Braves' starter ' the Colts to their third .straight FO O TB AIX O FFICIALS In the rlayed brilliantly on her first (Percy! Smallwood was to becoim ers of the Philadelphia Nationals Tracy Injured his' leg in an ex bbrths in the AFL, and two others, McNamara and Jamie Caleb * ' < eight-hit pitching of -Tohnny Pod- Bob Shaw gave Marichal il7-9i a ; victory. Carl Warwick got Hous- •so many times evet-ybpdy's trip to America, could be tlie one of the great professional mid of the former Federal League, now hibition In Detroit Monday night M. C. Reynolds and Don Heinrich, were let go by Minnesota, along area will meet tonight at 7 o'clnrk lost count. She won thexRoch- res boo.stcd the Dodgers lead over .3-0 lead he held with one-hit hurl I ton rolling against Cardinal start- at the West Side Reg to dlsoiias top foreign threat. She was dIe-distance runner's of his time. the National League. His job was and may be sidelined indefinitely. are fighting for the. top spot on with linebacker Karl Rubke a. the Reds to games and main ing for .six inhings. Del Crandall's ! er Ernie Broglio ll0-7i with a estec Women's District Cham only one over par yesterday in A t 11, Smallwood participated li Two weeks ago, veteran fullback the Oakland Raiders. center Dick Grecnl. With New Revolutionary rules and interpretations for the pionship 1,3 straight times. to teach the art of running bases tained their 2' 3-game edge over three-run homer in the seventh leadoff homer. The Colts put it eoinlng season. All memliers of esiiminating Mrs. Scott FTo- the many featured running events and set a running pace for ths Joe Perry of the Baltimore Colts Shaw, a former University of Will Renfro, another NFI. vet And yosterdair she beat her eran. was also waived by the runner-up San Francisco. brought about a deadloik the Gi otit of reach in the fifth on a two- the 5Ianchester Board of Approv basco, a fine player, 5 and 3. of his native land. At the age o players and especially the pitch permanent bdii.se guest, her Eagles as was linebacker Doyle SEARS Pittsburgh edged the Chicago ants quickly broke in their half run double by Roman Mejias and ed Football Officials and any oth Anne Rlchard.son, a former 12. he was recognized as a middk ers in spring training. On Feb. 20-yea r-ol^ daughter Anne, In distance runner and contender foi Shlck by the Washington Redski' Blend, Long Mileage Cubs 7-6 on Bill Mazero.ski'a again.st Carl Willey il-5l on a Bob Lillis' run-producing single. ers Interesterl in officiating are In U.S. Curtis cupper, is playing 11, 1913, President William H. i;< m:hi■( !'■ CO the secorid round of this na a title in the big May Day runninf, and defensive halfback Bob Harri eighth inning homer. Houston de walk to Chuck Miller, a .single by cited to attend. well, and so are Barbara W il Locke of the Nationals signed feated St. Louis 4-2 and New York Orlando Cepeda and Felipe Alou's MKTS-PH1I28- tional- tournament—the sev liams of Richmond. Calif., a event held In Wales. Middle-dis son. a starter in 1961, by Haiti enth time in seven tries she's tance running ranged from one to E^ercy to his new job. In 1914, ha more. and Philadelphia .split. The Met* grounder. Mays saved it in the Charlev Neal stroked two run- OPENING NIGHT of the Com secretary who saves her nick .signed a contract as trainer for POLY-B.D. Tread Rubber piit her off.spring in her place. els all year long to play In the 15 miles in the late 1800's and The Titans have a place for mercial Bowling I..eague is .sched No jokes about tacks in the early 1900's. After winning his the Pittsburgh Federals in ths Shaw after releasing Bob Scrabis. uled Tue.sday. Sept. 4. at the Parlt- National Tournament; school same league, under Manager Doc bed. or sabotaged bi'eakfasts, teacher Nancy Holmes of first race, Percy became a feature s .substitute quarterback for thr ade Lanes. Members are a.^ed just "I hope she ) Anne I won't running sensation in many May Gessler. past two years. The rest of the to note the new starting tifne — Nashville, and yo{mgsters like beat me too badly," says Mrs. 15-year-oId Janis Ferraris of Day festivals which included run Even after going into this new AFL cuts were mostly rookies, 7:30 p m. Trainor. type of work, Percy was always San Francisco. ning races. These festivals were AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE but Included four other signs held throughout Wales and Eng ready to race anyone anywhere. callers: Don Breaux of McNeese W. L. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet. G.B. land. On a challenge from Italian run New Y o r k ___ 78 55 .586 — (La.) State by Houston; Chon Gs' * * • ner LIberro Carlo, Smallwood fol Ixts Angeles .. .86 .052 — le.co".. from San Joee State, b y . We AnnouncedHfi$ BlfiSAtg' Los Angeles. ..74 58 .581 San Francisro . 88 .654. .21/, Oakland; Manch Wheeler, fron; lowed by putting a challenge la MiiipesoU ____75 59 ..>60 ^i/, Turned Pr6 the Buffalo Express where Mr. Cincinnati ...... 81 .609 fiy, Maine, by Buffalo: and Gal' Chicago ...... 68 64 .515 9i/, .583 9 In 1905, after his first trip to Carlo could read it. The article Pittsburgh ....77 Weldner. from Colorado, by Den Detroit ...... 66 65 .504 II .St. Louis ...... 71 .538 15 ’s New Yo , Percy, with much know sent to the epbrts editor of the ver, One Week A^! Man tie Baltimore ....66 66 .,500 11'I ■Milwaukee ....71 .584 15'/, Key Homer Offen.sive end' Tom Rychlec of Elxpress by Percy read as fol how on the art 'of running, turned C leveland...... 63 70 .474 15 Philadelphia ...6.3 .468 25 Buffa'o was placed on the de to the professional side of this lows: Bosnin MiiiCHElSl^ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDJ^ESDAY, AUGUST 29 ,196» ... h' PAGE TWENTY-TTOEl PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENINid HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1962 Hoaiohold Gkio^ 51 Apartneata—Fiat*— HoofldM For Said 72 'R oebm Far Sola 72 HflOiM Far Sidt 72 Hoiww Fmr Salt 72 HootM Ftr Salt 72 NBW MODBRN zofa, 9*’ ’ dark Tcaeaienta 6.1 HOOKUBDOB—7 room Ranch, * COLONIAL—7 rooms, 3 (ull bdOis, 60c ROOM Capo, Immediato oeca BOLTON—*18,900. Price rSduced. FOUR BEDROOMS 3-csr gkrage, Household Services THERE OUG^TA b e A LAW BY FAGALY and SHURTEN blu«, foam cuzhions; new zdjuzt- Doga—^Birda^ots 41 . Household Goods 51 ablz drezz form. Ml 9-6971 after 4. f i v e r o o m deluxe epArtment, years old, large modem Utchan. 3-Mr gdrags. ctntrilly lOcdtOd, pancy, 4 bedrotmia, large hitch- 6 room Ranch sttuated on land- AA sone, lot 90x300. Priced In Bob FitasimmoRt Offered. 13-A centrally . located, with ghrage, nullt-iB oven and range, dUhwash- *ll.800. PhUbrldk Atdncy, 3 0 an, scresned porch, nlcoly finlsh kcapeg treed lot 100x300 * bed upper 30s. Call G. 8. Keith. MI FREB^—TWO little kittens, bisck WESTINGHOUSE washer and dry HOU8BHOLD fumlzhingz including All conveniene'es for comfortable er. dtapoaal.. pantry,^ etc. Large 9-*4*4. ed rocrestion room in basement, rooms. Family siB«d kitcjien. Liv 9-8191. GLASSIFIEI) AN UNUSUAL bargain ! Reuphol Wf'LL er, a ^eal buy, $50. Sink; *30. * v i n and chair, anUque bottles. Uving. AdulU only. 3 ^ 8-5354. ' dimng room, den, oentor entrance oversized 8-csr 'garage, , 817,500 ing room with large pfetur* win- ster 8 piece living room 'set; sofa mow r I'M NOT ) Kltehen (an, M. Two fluorescent ^Idlja, pewter, oil palntingz. Orien ImU. paneled well fbefdaoo In Ity- Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8^. don-. Price Include* many, many ST. JAMES PARISH.— 6 room and 2 chairs Chooae from warriNd-NO- soft \ liH g in r ii kitchen UghU, *8 each. M l 0-8892. tal articles, and' other miscel- ing room'With a heahttful view, I extras. Call Mr. Govang HU Cape, plastered walls\ baseboard group of fine fabrics. Work done DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS 8DC ROOM home, 8 bedrooms, ANOTHIR?«■» B U ^ AlWAV* . laneouz items. PI 3-8145. 8DC ROOM duplex, adults only. bedrooms, '3 baths, S-oar garaga» , + 9-5306, TR 6-6611, TR 5-982o! Bar- heat, fireplace, walk-out cellar, by expert, craftsmen on our prem room a oa . THREE KITTENS to give away. No pets. 3H 8-6433. plastered waUs, aelUng a l hank doubls garage, city water plus , 149x160 landscaped lot. aluminum MI 9-6606. 6 room'ranch, 3 bath,' 3 fire- rows k Wallac*, 56 E. Center St., ises. All w'ork *ully guaranteed. < » » M09M* appreieel, *81,000. VwSrlek Agen- own arusian well. Conveniently windows, amesite driveway, sinks ADVERTISING LOOK WHAT . FOUR ROOM, first flodr apsrt- piacas, 3-car garage, porch, Manchester. Mill Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine la A MOTTO KENMORB 80” electric range, ey, Id 9d4*4. located in nlc* residential area, in cellar, 2 minutes to center of St., exclusive Cheney Fabric CARPUfy ment, avaUsUa Sept. 1, CaU MI buUt-ina, city water and sewer *13.900. Philbrick Agency, 3U VERNON—Quality bdilt cosy 8 LIVM s y $299 BUYS like new. Call MI 9-6965 after S 9-0311. age, Smesita drive. famUy town. Wonderful place for chil CLASSinED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS salesroom, in Manchester. . MI Artlclca For Sale 45 W EST SIDE 9-8464. . room ranch, real honev (or dren. Owner weekday* after 6 ^-7322. Budget terms nrrangetf. WHffN YEAR OLD, 36” ' Kenraore room, walk-out basement. 8 A .H . to 6 P.M. WANTd TO AT NORMAN'S FOR SUB-LEASE—large modem *14.900. Joseph Barth, broker 30 p.m., weekends anv lime MI L SCREENEiD LOAM for the bestln gzz end gza stove,. buUt-in grill, A homey Cape in fine condi *33,000--;A3fp one of th* better 9-0820. 3-8783. REPAIRS ON all makes of toast- CATCH A iawns R’om our screening plant. room garden apartment. CaU LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN buys in town. Multi-level spilt of a u f - a v iN reasonable. MI *-l9i8, PI 3-8058. 3 d 8-3988. tion. Owners anxious to sen. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ters. irons and other small kitch IB 1T'» George Grlfflng, Inc. PI 3-7886. FURNITURE WAREHOUSE Curious? Than call for more • room ranch, Hz-tils bath full eight large rooms, four bedrooms, 254 HOLLISTER ST. -Desirpble en appliances. Reasonable rates. OVB*.- HOTPOINT dishwasher, good con detaUs. Eva. Bill BolSs 3 d . baaement, tiire* way fireplace, three baths, two car garage and Cape just stepe from Bowers and MOm>AT n rm FBIDAT l«:M AJI.—SATTTBDAT • AM. Free pick-up and delivery. MI LOAM SAUai—*14 load only *13.50. one storage room. Immaculate. Manchccter — Duplex 6-6, CMONvnpf' ' 10 pc double dresser dition, *50; Girl Scout uniform, 9-9658 dishwasher, gak-bage disposal, niing Junior High Schools. 11 9-1508 any time, preferably after Also gravel, flu, stone aad whlta ■ise 10, like new. MI 9-9896. BDR RENT—'Three room 'iq;>art- Big lot. lovely setting. Solid easily coii verted to 4 apart igiMg sand. Ml 8-8603, . bedroom ensemble ment. Tel. 3d 8-3068. buUt-in oven and cooking unit< veara old and in excellent condi PLEASE READ YOUR AD 4 p.m. nr mo large fanitUy room, beautiful brick. Onlv 5 or * years old T. J. ments.' Pi’ssent owner out of tion. Lovely yard with shade ^state. Will sacrifice. Cl—iHV»l ar AOa” an takes onr tka pkoaa — a eoa- FLAT STONES (or walls, patioB, 10 pc decorator convertible NEED KITCHEN OR THREE ROOM apahment, kitch WARREN E. HOWLAND terrace, garage, amesitc drive, Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. trees, Elva Tyler. Realtor. MI U'ving room aet 9-4469. eve, 3U 9-5051. raaleooe. The adverUaer akanU read his ad the FIRST DAT T and house fronts. Comer Route DINE’TTE CHAIRS? en furnished, all utUities. 105 - REALTOR all city utUitiaa. St. Jamea Pariah- Excellent IS iU T O rr Birch Street. APPEAB8 and REPOST ERRORS ta ttnc (or the aeart taacr- Building— Contracting 14 44 and 6. Notch Hoad, Bolton 87 pc dinette . ' ^ $14,500 2 apartment house completely Hl/W ON TH» Notch Quarry. i;e}. Ml 9-0617 MARLOW;S HAS THEM 575 Main St 3 d 8-1108 LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN ROLLING PARK— Very clean 6 doa. The Heimid Is reapoaslhle far oaly ONE laeoneet or oroltted A BUNcri renovated and redecorated, room Cape (4 finished i. fireplace, taserOoB (or aay adverUaeawat aad tbea ealy —'the —teat of a FRAMIN'^, additions . remodeling, INSiPt THREE ROOM apartment with Large seven room colonial, at Mancheator — Vacant, spotless one block from Main St., short LOOKINO- Solid Maple Hitchcock Style atorma. Tongren Agency, Ml ‘Nnake Kood” *aaertt<^ B rra n wMck do aot *t~ tb ttw ralaa ^ pEdnting cement Ooora; alao. i f t - , SPECIAL SALE picnic tables zinc AU new—eU guaranteed screened porch, heat, ’hot water, MANCHES’I'Efl—7 room apttt isvai, tached garage, 3 fireplaces. I’k 6 I'oom delightful home with distance from St. James School bathrooms tiled. Cali Ml 9-4291 OUT__ plated bolU, 6 foot *15.95, 8 foot 4 for *75, Reg. *22!75 ea. stove, central location, available batha, rec room, garage, cov 3-6321. THfN HW Free delivery—Free iay-away tile baths, beautiful famUy one-car garage, full basement, and Church. Excellent buy at *19.96 deUvered. M l 9-5444, TR Instant Credit soon. Middle-age couple preferred. ered patio, half acra of parklika room, terraced viith outside all city utilities, nic* yard for *21.900. AiOTTO 6-7143. / Solid Maple Mates Chairs. 3 d 3-8029. grounds. Hayes Agsncy. 3d 8-4808. MANCHESTER, Hawthorne St, — CHANSPd TO 4 for *88, Reg. *27.50 sa. barbecue, basement plastered outdoor li’'’ing. Se« this out Immediate occupancy, 5 room TOUR (XNIPBRATION WILL * THSte m with white cement, city utill- standing o«er. Can Adorable 6 room Cape, fvill Says: Roofing—Siding 16 LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, LARGE FIVE room apartment, re CAPE—6 roome,,, modem kitchen, Cape, 1'-^ baths, sha'dicd lot, low BE appreciated DIAL Ml 3-2711 4 CHOWD. ‘ Solid Maple Side Chairs, with _ ties. shed do-"mer. l ’i baths, fully down payment. Schwartz Real “If You Enjoy Doing hosl- Bolens, and GoodaU ^ e l and NORMAN’S FACTORY decorated, modem kitchen, auto fully tiled bath, paneled rec room ALICE CLAMPET AGENCY plsaterfd. amesite drive and A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, green slip seats. matic hot water, *75. Apply 152 in baaement. garage, fenced lot. Estate. 3(LS Realtor. 236-141, Mr. ness in a Calm Atmosphere, painting Carpentry Alterations rotary, 18-88” Parts *n5 service. FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 180 WELLS ST. f nice wooded lot. Excellent loca Used mowers and tractora. Trada 4 for 199.50, Reg. *39.50 ea. Charter Oak between 7-9 evenings. $14,900. Philbrick i^ency 3d Bromberg, 242-4049. where Service and Satis and additions. Ceilings. Workman m 9-8404. T- Excellent 6 room colonial with MI 9-4518 MI 3-7357 tion. Present owner leaving ship guaranteed.* 299 Autumn St. in your old machtns. 'Capitol Forest cor. Pine, Manchester Heavy Duty LaddsF4>ack Chairs, town. MANCHESTER -4 room expand faction MEAN SOME- Equipment Co., 88 Main St. Rours FOUR ROOMS, second floor, heat fireplsre, ' only 5 years Ml 3-4860. Open daily 9-9, Sat! 9-* unflnlshed ed. near school, church, themping. able Cape, plastered walls, hot IMtL arUMMONP^ 7-5 daUy, 7-9 Thursday, 7-4 Sat MI 8-1526 VERNON—Home and busineaa. 8 old, l l i batha, full attic, 68 DUPLEX, near High School, Rockledgs- Dale Road. 7 THINtJ, then see Paul TROUBLE REACHIlifi OUR ADVERTISER? $rrHLtHtM, A4. *7.95 ea. MI 3-0082. room ranch and 40x40 steel build large enclosed porch, built- water oil heat full basement, BIDWELL HOME Improvement urday. bus and shopping. 2-car garage, 3 room Split level with 3 full Dodge Pontiac for your new ing. Recently zoned for used car ins, plastered wall*, full in fumacaa. Remarkable condition. combinations. Near bus, aohools Company—all types of siding and Ctomb-back Chalre. Unfinished. baths, 2-car garage, beautiful and stores. Call after 6 p.m. 3(1 LOAM — UNTVERSITT tested. sales and repairs. Tongren Agen sulation, city utUltieO, combina Reasonable Hayes Agency 30 oversisa family room. Custom M-Hour Aisweriis Senriet roofing. Aluminum clapboards a HOTPOINT electric stove, full size, *4.98 ea. FUUR ROOM apartment. Tel. 3d cy, 3 d 3-6321. 3-1489. 1 Now Is the best time for tpp automatic, double oven, gooid con tion window* and doors, one 3-4*03. built. 1962 PONTIAC specialty Unexcelled workman dressing or starting new lawns. 8-7980. , Mock from Main St. and bus ship. Ml 9-6495. ^ dition. MI 9-9830. MShoRmy Finish. Slip Seat Chaira. HOLLISTER STREET—* bedroom COVENTRY—4-room year 'Tound Free t o Herald Readers BondA— Stocks Help Wanted— Fenale 35 J HelpV Wanted— Hale 36 M l 9-3606. *18.95 . *14.95 as. line.. Vacant. St. Jamas Parish. THREE BEDROOM colonial (or Green Manor- 8 room Ranch, FOUR ROOM unfurnished apart home, large living room with din only *17.500. Another top value home, A real rent beater, only or TEMPEST or Mortgages 31 ment, second floorr. Inquire nice landscaped lot within 3 *9.500. Maddock A deVos. Real TICKET SELLER evenings. Ap PAilT-TIME—Men to wash and A—D—V—A—N—C—E ing area, new heating systam, 3- DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS Tiled bath, nekt new kitchen, minutes walk from Buckley MARLOW’S Center Street. car garage, shaded lot. *17,l00. tors, 249-7711. Evenings Mr. Waal tafon —Oaa oa aaa ear etassldod adwrOa—aea—r Na Roofing and Chimneya 16-A SECOND MORTGAGES available. ply In perpon to Manager, State wax floors 6-9 p.m. 6 days. CaU PURE CIDEUl vinegar. CaU Art LABOR DAY SALE! Furniture Department separate dining room, open stair School. Priced rsaSonable. GOOD-WILL Theater. Manchester. Philbrick Agency, 3d 9-S464. Now under construction beauti Davis, 528-7737. aahaer at the telephoaa Hated T Simply eafl the Consolidate your obligations into General Service Inc^, MI 8-7614. Fish, MI 9-4695. AT ALBERT’S m Main St. MI 9-62» ATTRACTIVE 6 rooms, second way, fireplace. Porch enclosed, ful 7 room colonial, two-car Vernon—t bedroom Ranch ROOFING—SjSpecializing repairing one monthly payment. We are In 1, 3 OR 3 YEARS TO PAT! floor, off Church Street near Park garage, shade trees, family garage, plenty of trees . • don’t VERNON—B;-and new custom built USED CAR" BOY’S SUITS, jackets, scout uni SO. WINDSOR—Bllingtcn Read. I with a 3-year lease at *178 a MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE roofs of all lands,nnds, new roofs gut a position to loan any amount START PAYING and Locust. 3d 9-4446. room, ilz bath tiled. Many fea find them like this (or *17.500 very ranch, brick front. 6 large rooms. BABYSITTER WANTED days In form, size-16; maple beds, head- room custom built Ranch with month. Completely furnished. '58 VOLKS. $1095 ier work, chimneya cleaned re on easy terms. J. D. Realty, 470 IN OCT. Musical InatramenU 53 tures. often. Vacant, too. T.*J. Crockett, 3 bedrooms, dining room, living M l 9-0500 paired Aluminum aiding 30 Main St., MI 8-5129. my home, 8-4 MI 3-0494. MACHINISTS boards, upholstered chslrs, desk, ONE AND two room apartments plastered walls, 6 years old. bet Realtor, MI 3-1577 Excellent inveitment. Guaran 2-door, standard transmi.saion. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE ter than brand* new condition. room with fireplace, large kitchen yeara’ experience. Free eatlmates. ..with all 'round experience, vacuum. MI 9-7744. *9.36 MONTHLY ACCORDIONS, guitars, amplifiers. unfurnished, heat, custodian serv teed 15% nSt on capital invest nicely equipped. *395 down, and lean year anna—f i TooTI hear fro— aar adnrila— Is ha WOMAN ■ TO work In rest home Nice shaded lot with good view. AVONDALE RD. with built-ina. 2 full batha. attach Call Howley, Ml S-eS6l, MI 8-0763. full-time plus overtime, all Brand New Save 40%, Used accordion* *15 ice. 3 d 3-6816. EIGHT ROOM Garrison Colonial, ment plus amortisation. balance 24 months. Hais withoat apeodbic all enalnc at the ^ part-time. Call MI 9-8990 before fringe benefits good working FOR SALE—30 gallon gas Perma- Priced right. Jerry Fay Agency, First offering. 7 finished rooms, large living room, dining room, ed garage, nice rear porch, steel Business Opportunities 32 Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, up. Rondinone Accordion. 1160 3 d 3-7029. J J 9:30 a.m. or after 6 p.m. conditions, steady employment. glas hot water tank, 3 years old, Cape Cod with attached ga kitchen, study and lavatory, 4 beam conatruction. *17,990. Jerry '58 PEUGEOT $695 Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Dishea, Main, East Hartford, 289-12089. 4-door sedan, radio, heater, ESTABLISHED Lunchemiette — A p p ly .... like new, *80. MI 9-6961. rage, wall to wall carpeting, bedroom* and bath on second Fay Agency, 3(1 8-7029. Radio-TV Repair Services !8 OFTTCE WORKER, part-time 30 ^verware and other accessories. Furnished Apartments 61*A OLD c o l o n i a l —BeautifuUy re standard shift. A real sharp Heavily traveled road. Owner open stairway, fireplace, oil floor. Recreatioa room with fire Lost and Fonnd , Aatomobiles For Sale 4 hours weekly, pleasant working FOR SALE—30 Storm windows and • EVERYTHING *288 stored 4 bedrooms. 15 mfanitsa ]. D. REALTY MANCHESTER—Listed below are one. *295 down, bal. 18 months. CONNIES TV and Radio Service, has other interest. Must be sold conditions. Box S^, Herald. GUNVER Office and Store 107 HIGH ST., Rockville. 8 rooms, heat, combination windows and place In basement. Attached a (aw outstanding buys; 8 room window screena, assorted sizes, from Manchester, large modem doors, city utilitiy, large yard double garage. Aluminum siding. 470 Main St. MI *8139 NOTICE IS HEREBY given that . PONTIAC • JB5# station wagon, available all hours. Satisfaction at drastically reduced price. MI MANUFACTURING CO. 8 ROOMS FURNITURBi private -bath, private entrance, family Bisa ttitchan with h u ^ Bnglish Colonial, beautiful and '61 PO NT. $2595 guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1316. one hospital bed. Make ua an of Equipment 54 with enclosed fence. A real'buy Central location *32,900. Phil Pm * Book No 91920. issued by ' model 870, fully equipped, power 9-8088 before U B.m. PHYSICAL therapist wanted for 234 Hartford -Rd., Manchester fer. One or aU. Call MI 9-7667 be 810.16 MONTHLY third floor. Hot water, electricity rustic fialdstone fireplsos, 1% outstanding, *24.900 ; 5arata S-88 4-door hardtop, radio, Penonalh wagon. Call MI 4-1542. sale lower Main St. location, es MI 8-4823. heat, utilities, parking. Living furnaces, convenient location. Westinghouse Washing Machine, ter map In color, framed. Two an room, fireplace, bedroom, kitch 838.900j PhUbrlck Agsncy, Id 84 VIRGINIA RD. Now vacant for immediate occu WAPPING—6 room ranch. 8 bed heater, automatic, power steer MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. tablished trade and complete In Salesmen Wanted 36-A 9-8464. Only *21.800. Maddock Sad deVoa, rooms, full cellar, carport. *500 ing and power brakes, tutone ventory. Call MI 8-6860 for ■ ap Help Wanted— Male 36 Westinghouse refrigerator. Bed tique doors, original old colored en, bath. 3 d 3-8392. ANSALDI HEIGHTS pancy. Tongren Agency, 30 ELEXTTIUXJOX Sal— hud Serried, Light trucking and parage deliv Realtors. 249-7711. Evenbiga Mrs. down. Rondinone Realty, 289-3069, rfd and white, whitewalla *595 boDdad m il —lilt alird. ARred 1962 GALAXIE 500, excellent con pointment. SALESMAN Interested In real ea- room, Living Room, Dinette, glass, comerr chair, hand carved 3-6321. ery. Refrigerators, waahera and TOOL AND gauge makers wanted, Boats and Accessories 46 back, early blanket chest, pine 3IANCHE8TER—3 family home on Vacant, large 7 room colonial, Julian, 3(1 98190. 666-9665. down, balance 30 months. Ameu, RM Hamy St 1IR. Ml dition. MI 9-9002. stove moi^g specialty. Folding tate, full time. CaU Mr. Green, Dishes, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, a quiet atreet, 90x180 lot 3-car 4 bedrooms. It* batha, 2 fire LUNCHEONETTE available for first-class only fuU or part-time. Blankets, Silverware, Pillows, and dropleaf table, spinning wheel all Business I.j>cations SEIVEN ROOM Colonial — Base S4MS0. chaira for rent. U 9-0TS3. MI 9-8464. CRESCENT CLASS saUboat, 16 garage, aluminum atorma and places. hot water «rfl heat, cen ment garage. One block to WEST SIDE — 1 bedroom ranch, '60 CHEV. $2095 1958 FORD convertible, A-1 condi lease or management, Call Pine 'lUl prevailing benefits. Cali Man Other Accessories complete, old colored glass and *12,500. Excellent condition, mod Impale convertible. Power chester Toed A Design, MI 9-5263 feet: Aimsbuy skiff rowboat, 12 For Rent 64 screena, new roof and siding. Ex ter hallway, full attic, breeze Bowers School. Tis’o block* to Lots For Rais 71 RIDE WANTED from Cole St. to tion, radio aand heater, white- MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- Pharmacy, MI 9-9814 or in per- foot; 17 foot canoe; Frostfish ice EVERYTHING *444 miscellaneous. 3d 9-4336. way, 2-car garage, combina em cabinet kitchen. Cell now! Glide, power steering, power walls, new top. Call MI 8-0720, be or apply in person ceUent investment, 819,900. Rob Junior High and High Schools. By vicii^ty Morse College. Hartford, ing Company. Local and long dis- Help Wanted— boat. MI 3-0962. CENTRAL LOCATION, stors ert Wolverton Agency, 3d 9-3818. tion windows and doors, sme- Eve. Ray Holcombe, MI 4-11*9. brakes, radio, heater. *595 school hours 8-1. MI 9-2750. tween 8-6. tanca moving, packing and stor Price Includes Delivery, Setup, space approximately 20’x40', suit appointment only. No agents, EIXPERIXINCED painters wanted. Male or Female 37 Wearing'Apparel— Furs 57 site drive, city utilities. St. please. Ml 3-8150. Warren E. Howland, Realtor 3(1 INDUSTRIAL lot for sale, about down, balance 30 months. age. Regular service throughout AMERICAN OIL Co. has B 3-bay Service. Guarantee Immediate de able for small business. AvailaUs 3CANCHESTER — Assume 4%% 8-1108. 300 foot (rentage. Call 3(1 9-3391. WANTED—Ride from Manchester ' servic|e station available in the Inside and outside work. Call be James Pariah. Asking pries '55 MERC. $595 New England states and Florida. tween 6-7 p.m. 688-7765. 44 Bay- SODA- FOUNTAIN clerks wanted, Building Materials 47 livery or Free Storage until need- GIRLS' size 8 dresses. skirts, October 1. 3d 9-6294. mjortgags. large 5% room ranch, *38,500. IN TOWN—Attractive 4 room Cape to Windsor Locks, hour. 8-4 or Oldsmobile Super MI 3-0663. center 'of Manchester. We have a I ed. duminum storms, buUt-ln atova, 31ANCHBSTER GREEN -^6 room 100 FOOT frontage x. 140 feet deep, station Wagon, 4-door, 9-pass., 9-5, MI 3-4367. *8. Call MI 3-1669 paid training program and offer berry Road, Glastonbury. all shifts. Apply Howard John coats, very good condition, rea with expansion space. Fireplace. Oakland Terrace, Zone A, 3(1 radio, heater, automatic, power son’s, Tolland '^vmpike. Phone for appointment sonable. 3 d 9-2990. near achooL Carlton W, Hutchina, 906 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Recreation room. Large lot with Ranch, S bedrooms, large living THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. financial assistance. Eitcellent op SAMUEL ALBERT STORE, 245 N. Main St., good 3 d 9-5132. room, attached garage. Lovely 9-7819. steering and brakes. *195 down, EXPERIENCED electricians want BETTER BUYS AT • room Cape Ond, fireplace; oil trees and shrubs. Convenient to Moving, packing, storage, local portunity. For InfOTmatlon from Hartford CH 7-0358 spot for anything. 3 d 9-53M, 94S. yard. Immediate occupancy, balance 12 months. Antomohiled For Sale 4 Auto Drtvtne School 7-A 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 249-9391. After 6, ed. Trade School graduates con NATIONAL everything Madeline Smith, Real- VERNON—EWellent lot for sale, and l(HW distance. Agents for sidered. Immediate employment. See It Day Or Night Wanted— To Buy 51 BRICK CAPE— Solid brick cape heat, walkout baaement, large torr<3(I 9-1642. (15,500. Assumable 4% mortgage. Lyons van Lines, Inc., world-wide 349-2984. with shed dormer. Built in. .1951. Owner 3(1 1-87*1. *3,000. 'surrounded by lovely PREPARE FOR driver's teat. Call Walter Zemanek, after 6 Studs—Special: If you have no means of trans lot, good condition. NEEID CART Tour bredit turned movers. Free estimates. MI 3-0187. FRANK IS buying and selling good Houses For Rent 65 One room unfinished up. Base homes. J. D. Realty, 3(1 3-5129. '59 PONTIAC down? Short on down payment? Ages 16 to 60. Driving and els— p.m., TR 6-9370. Retail Personnel 2x4” —7’6” 43c each portation, I’ll send',.,my auto for NORTH (XIVENTRY-Comer lot -y used furniture and antiques at ment garage, beautiful setting. assures privacy, 3 bedroom ranch, Bonnevilla Sport Coupe. Bankrupt? Repo—e—ion? Don't room. Three instructors. No wait PACKAGE STORE for sale. Call 2x3’’—7’ 40c each you. No obllgatlotf! ■ COVENTRY LAKE—5 room fur NEW LISAING — DRIVERS for school buses, Man 90 lb. Roil Roofing *2.90 per roU » 430 Lake St. Call and see what This home has all the extras, very CHARLES LESPERANCE double garage, excellent financ Beautiful white flniah. despair! See Honest Dougl—. In ing. Manchester Diivlnig Acade- Pointing— Paaccuig 21 J. D. Realty, MI 3-6129. Sales persons required for A— I ^ B — E— R—T—’—S nished cottage on waterfront, clean. Owner transferred. T. J. Resort Profjerty For Sale 74 Sold new and serviced ■my. PI 2-7249. chester or Vem im 7:30-9 a.m., full-time positions. Pleas Hitch Rail Fencing *2.09 per sec. 43-45 ALLYN ST. HARTFORD we’ve got. Open Sundays, 3d ing. priced (or fast sale. PI NEW HOUSE!! quire abom lowest down small 9-6580. September IS-June 15. 3 d 3-1686. Crockett, Realtor. 3d 8-1577. here! Haa automatic, ra est p a y m e ^ anywhere. No small PAINTING —Interior and exterior. 2-3:30 p.m. CaU MI 8-2414. ant working conditions, all Knotty Pine Paneling 13c sq. ft. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 MI 9-7620 2-8430 COVENTRY—Cottage on large lot E Z LERN DRIVING School—Safe, 8d & 16 d Common Nails St. Bartholomew Parish dio. heater, power steer loan Or finance oompeny plan. A good job at a reasonable rate. Help Wanted— Female 35 FIRST CLASS mechanic for fast company benefits. Exper WE BUY SELL or trads antlqus LAKEWOOD CIRCLB Ranch. 61* ROOMS, older home, good con which waa damaged bv fire. Only ing, power brakes, whita- courteous Instructions in driving *8.75 per keg VIGORILLI sewing machine, fan *3.600. Maddock k deVoa. Real Douglas Motors, 333 Main. For free estimate call MI 9-9668. growing Bulck dealership, many ience in housewares, sport and used fundture, chins, glass, Suburban For Rent 66 ElxcepUtmaliy large living room dition. oil heat, located Center walla. *495 down, balanes from Connecticut’s largest. Auto J. P. Lewis. THREE fountain girls for lunch ing goods. Or toys pre Ceiling Tile 9Vic sq. ft. tasy model, never used, half price. with fireplace, dining area and SECLUDED near Bowers School— tors, 249-7711. Eveninga Mr. fringe benefits. Apply Service silver, picture trainee and tid ANDOVER—5V4 room Cape. Coun Street. Large yard, fenced in. Spectacular POUR BED- 30 months. 1955 PLYMOUTH, standard, 6 cy matic and standard —ift, dual eonette. Apply Holiday Bowling ferred. Also, men’s and Exotic Paneling from 18c sq. ft. Salesman’s sample, fully guaran kitchen with view of lake. -8 bed 5Vs room ranch, (oyer, fireplace, Room Ranch with a lovely Davis. 528-7737. linder, good running ccodition. controlled, fully insured, pick-up PAINTING AND paperhanging. Manager, Bourne Bulck, Inc. 285 Caulking Guns *1 each coins, tid dolls and guns, hobby try living at it* best, 3 bedrooms. Priced under $16,500. Curtis K. $2095 Lanes, 39 Spacer St. boys’ department. Apply in teed. 289-2089. rooms, 3 baths, elaborately finish cellar, garage, trSea. walk to MacManus broker, 1(1 9-3252, Ml view at .58 Dale Road- -’ ’Rock- Ml 9-1353. Service Older ahd nervous stu Good Clean workmanship at rea- Main St., Manchester. Insulation—100’ Bags *3.60 per bag eoUectlona, attic oontwts or whole Immediate occupancy. All this person to J. Gladstone o f sststes. F^imiture Rspsir Service, ed basement with fireplace, bar, High School. Carlton W. Hutchins, 8-4453. ledge.” AA Zone Custom de dents our specialty. Pay aa you simabU rates. 30 years in Man TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Immediate FURNITUBE and appliance sales call MI 9-8249 for appoint with 10 acres and bam. Tongren etc. 2-car garage, professionally 3U 9-5133. Wanted— Real Estate 77 CASJH 'N CARRY WATKINS TalcottvUe, Conn. Tel. 30 8-7449. Agency, 3 d 3-6321. signed and built ef quality ma- go, take only the number m les chester' ■ Raymond Fiske. MI openings to earn *70-1100 weekly, man, park-time, experience help ment. NORTH END — With $3,000 (or 1959 AUSTIN HEALY Sprite, ex landscaped lot. Priced at *29,900. 3tANCHESTBR—3-fsmlly 5-6, city torialt by G. A. Meyer. WISH SOMEONE to handle youl '59 DODGE $1495 sons needed. Call for free booklet 0-93ST. full or part-time displaying ful. CaU Norman's, wsk for Mr. NOBOD'Y, BUT NOBODY. BARGAIN SHQP Philbrick Agency, 3d 9-8464. less) you can aasums the *13,000 cellent condition, 1825. MI 9-2210. MI 3-85S2 Royal's fabulous fine 'o f toys- UNDERSELLS NA'nONAL water and sewer, convenient lo EMturlng: 4 large twin-sised real estate? GUI Uie at MI 9-0331 Coronet Convertible, radio and INTERIOR painting, decorating, Lime, MI 8-1524.' Rooms Without Board' 59 Summer Homes For Rent 67 mortgage on this neat ranch. tar prompt and eourteous sarvica heater, automatic, power steer jewelry-cosmetics and houseware $35.00 Bridge Floor Lamp, SPLIT LEVEL cation. Price reduced for quick Three tedrooms, full basement . bedrooms SPOT CASH MORTTOCK'S DRIVING SCHOOL ceilings wallpapering, floor sand items. Applications now ^ing ac EXPERIENCED truck driver. Ap BOOKKEEPER-office manager for braas, silk shade, as is, *17.50. ANDOVER;—Furnished room for ■ale. Tongren Agency, 3(1 3-6321. Joseph Barth. Brdkst ing and power brakes, white ing and refinishing Clean work NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. COVENTRY LAKE — Furnished all the trimmings. Combinationa, PAID FOR CLEAN —Skilled, courteous instructions cepted for dealers and two mana ply in person 3-5 p.m, only to retail furniture store in Manches rent. C. H. fltiena, Routs 8. FI New on the m arket., a slight amesite, etc. liking *15,500. 8 Colored Csramic tiled bath walls. *495 dd«m, bal. 24 mos. In driving from Manchester's manship. No job too small. John ter. Some credit interviewing. *55.00 17*4x25Vi,” Step Table, cottages for rent, special rate for BEBX2EBUB ROAD—Wapping. 8H CASH for yoUr horns, land, equip USED CARS AT gers. Ml 3-5247. Walter Schindler, W. G. Glenney 881 STATE STREET,, 3-7378, Labor Day. PI 2-8503. ly used 3 bedroom split up off Good buy here. t '. J. Crockett, rooms •59 PLYM. $1095 largest. Automatic and standard Verfallle, MI 9-6750. 6-day 40-hour week. Many bene cherry, duckfoot, as is, *39.60. room ranch, garage, built-lns ment, merchandise liquidation Co., 336 N. Main St., Manchester. NORTH HAVEN, CONN, Vernon Street. Two baths, rec steel beam, beautiful trees, sere Realtor, MI 8-1577. 8 Flrsplacss (ons in futurs anything of value. For quick sc 2-door Belvedere sedan, auto shift, dual controlled, fully in FULL-TIME counter girls needed fits. Apply in your own handwrit FURNISHED room for rent near room on lower level, ens-car CARTER Ci&EVROLET CO., SPRAY PAINTING — 4-6 room i CHestnut 8-2147 lot, reasonably priced. Carlton W. Rsc room). tion call A'merican Auction Oo., matic, radio and heater, tutone sured. pick-up service. Older and for 7 a.m.-S p.m. shift. Apply in SHORT ORDER cooks wanted, ing Box RR, Herald, *14.95 Plastic Button back Main Street. 3 0 9-3170. 9 Hazel Wanted To Rent 68 garage. Combinations, fire: INC. Cape, *99; 4-6 room ranch, *110. Headboard, twin alze, char Street. Hutchins, 3Q 9-5133. 54-58 WADDELL ROAD^ 3G 8-6847. tan and cream. Plan your holi nervous students our specialty. person Mister Donut. 2M W. Mid night shift,. 4-12. Apply Howard place, real nice condition. Ask African mahogany woodwork day trip in this one. *395 down, 1229 Main St., Manchester Driver education cl—sea for teen We also give special prices to treuse, *4.95. dle Turnpike. Johnson’s, Tolland irumpike. BOY SCOUT executive's family de- ing .only 820,300 .. and wa 5>,z ROOM ranch, 3 years old, Two family 5-6, all on ons and doora WANTED—Real llstatc. Selling or balance 24 months. Tel. MI 9-5238 agers, Only fully equipped office builders and contractors. Call Situations Wanted— 003(F0RTABLE room (or older sirei reasonable 3-4 bedroom Ml 3-2108. Ml 3-2107. Garden— Farm— Dairy *22.50 Kitchen or Bar Stool, think it i* a fair price. modem bath aiid kitchen with floor. House has just been buying Residential, cummercial and classroom. Take only the WANTED—Girl, over 18 for clean, Female 38 employed gentleman at 373 Main rental in Manchester, Hebron, An painted and is in nics condition. Largs two-car garsgs '58 OLDS. $1395 1957 PLYMOUTH, 8 cylinder, 4- steady work In Our Shirt Depart EXPERIENCED carpenters want Products 50 maple, spindle back, *12.60. St, Parking. 3 0 8-4071. buUt-ina, 3 bedroom s U'ving ^ m or inoustrlal real estate. Contact number of lessons needed. Free E3CTERIOR AND Interior painting. dover, Bolton, Glastonbury or T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Close to bus. school and stores. Westinghouse quality built- Realtor, Stanley Bray. 3(1 8-6273, "98” 2-door hardtop, tutons fin door, automatic shift, radio, heat literature. MI 9-7398. ment. Apply In person New Sys ed. Call MI 9-5391. with fii^ la ce and paneled wall, ish. whitewalls, radio, hydra er, signal lights, *400. MI 9-9050. Wallpaper books. Paperhanging. *115.00 Danish Modern High Marlborough before Oct. 1. Call MI 8-1577 partially finished basement with Well landscaped lot. Low down in appllahccs including dish Brae-Bum Realty, tem Laundry, Harrison St. WILL CARE for children In my 3 d 9-6696. matic. power steering, brakes Ceilings. Floors. FJilly Insured NEW CROP of apples, Graven- ' Back Lounge Chair, walnut NICE FTtONT room next to bath, natural > wood paneling. Intercom payment. washer. Crane two-zoned hot LARSON'S—CiHinecticut's first li EXPERIENCED furniture 'finish home by day or 'week. MI 9-8760. WANTED TO buy by private seats and windows. Look this 1953 PLYMOUTH, 4-door, radio, workmansh^ guaranteed. Leo DRIVERS for school buses, Man stein. Bunce Farm. MI 3-8116. frame. brown-black stripe free parking. 3d 8-5433. BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room Co system throughout the house, water baseboard heating. All censed driving schcxil trained— er, or man to learn finishing and LADY MOVING to Manchester de party, aariy Colonial 'home on one over. *395 down, balance heater, whitewall tires, reason Pelletier, MI 9-6326 If no answer, chester or Vernon 7:30-9 a.m., repairing. 5-day week. Apply Ship cover. *79.00 lonial, 4 bedrooms, walk-up attic, large wooded lot, cloee to school copper plumbing. Many shade Certified and approved la now of sires 4 or 5 rooms, heatsd or un CHARLES W. LATHROP main road or atreet or will ex 24 montha. ably priced or will trade for half- caU Ml 3-9043. 2-3:30 p.m. Call M l 8-2414. ping Clerk, Watkins Brothers, 935 SEWING IN MY home September FURNISHED ROOM, all improve 3-car garage, weU shaded lot and shopping, 819,500. Philbrick trees—beautiful lawn. Near fering classroom and behind Household Goods 51 *12.50 (5 ) 36” Taple I-rfunp, heated. References. Near bus line 105x160. Only $16,600. Hayes Agen change oi- trade large 8 family ton pickup and pay difference. wheel Instruction for • teen-agers. Main Street. through June. MI 3-0309. ments, gentleman only, 3d 9-0591, Agency, 3(1 9-8464. shopping, bus, schools, etc. •59 PONT. $1495 Call after 6 p.m., MI 9-3422. PAINTING—Interior and exterior. WAITRESSES wanted all shifU. ironstone white fabric shade, and shopping center. Tel. 3d cy, 3d 3-4803 Eves. 3 d 9-3397. home in center of Manchester. 30 MI 9-6073. 136 BisSell Street. 9-0994. MI 9-jGi884 Price 836.900. Call Builder at 4-door sedan, RAH. automatic, 20 years’ experience. Insured. Apply Howard Johnson's, Tolland FRIENDLY ICE Cream Shop ' o t EXPERIENCED insurance woman *6.98. BOWERS-SCHOOL—* room Cape, MI 9-5534 or Realtor of your 9-4336. power steering, very nice con FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, good PLEAI^ANT furnished room for 3% ACRES, Immaculate 7 room Wallpaper removed. Ftst-class Turnpike. 435 Main St. is accepting applica desires part-time position, fire, WANTED — 5 room unfurnished ideal neighborhood, shaded lot, so. WINDSOR —Close to Vernon choice. dition. *496 down, up to SO paperhanging. Discount on wall condition. MI 9-3841. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. gentleman, central. Apply 4 Pearl Colonial, Vji baths, large cabinet Business Service* Offered 13 tions for evening and weekends homeowners, auto, etc. Write apartment, first or second floor, sparkling condition throughout. Circle Shipping Center. Immacu months to pay. paper. Clean work. No job too Box S, Herald. St., Apt. 8, Myi. Demute. kitgben, exceUent bam. trees, only Only 818,900, Hayes Agency, MI late t room Ranch, large Auctions 78 for the fall. Apply in person at the FOLDING Vibrating bed for re 935 MAIN STREET in Manchester. 346-1302. $13,900—NEAT home in a central large. Robert Brown, MI 9-0033, PUNCH PRESS operator for full Shop after 7 p.m. 817,m . Carlton W. Hutchina, 3 d 8 -4 ^ . living rbom. fireplace, three location. Four room , down plus *58 PO N T. $1195 TREE REMOVAL, pruning, spray ducing and circulntion, bedroom LOVELY LARGE room with twin 9-5132,. ing and lot clearing. Call Frank time. Apply 234'Hartford Road MOTHER AND 13 year old son bedroopsS, large dining area, im a big encloaed porch, one room AUCTION-One of eastern Con 4-door sedan, automatic, radfir EXTERIOR and interior painting. set complete with mattress and beds suitable for teachers. Couple and heater, clean, clean inside KIERNAN C. Noble, MI 9-6053, MI 9-0874. MANAGEMENT-Sales trainee. *125 I WOULD IJKE to care for chil springs, crock. 30 3-S598. urgently need 3 or 4 room fur mense kitchen with built-ins, finished off up. Full baaement, ex necticut’s fineat collection of Paperhanging, ceilings, wallpaper LADY FOR light housekeeping, weekly to start. Large chemical dren in my home. MI 9-3687 preferred. Call after 5 p.m. 3d MANCHESTEIR—Ranch on 40,000 and o\it. Bring the family and nished apartment, reasonable aq. ft. of landscaped lot. High AA glaasied in porch, carport, patio cellent condition, small lot. But, crystal and china to be held Sat MOTOR SALES, INC. LAWNS AND gardens cared for books on request. Fully insured. hours at lady's convenience. MI firm. No cold canvassing. Com 8-0530. HOMES FOR try it for size! *396 down, bal KENMORE oil and gas stdve, '7 rent. Box N. Herald. location, double drive, 2-car ga aluminum storms, large shaded a good buy. T. J. Crockett, Real urday. Sept. 1 10:30 a.m. at the and Shrubbery trimmed. M Call Edward R. Price, Ml 9-1003 9-3409. pany discounts. Rapid advance WILLING TO take car* of 4 year lot, low taxes, quick occupancy. ance 24 months. 16 Brainard Place years old, asking *76. Call MI rage, 6 large rooms in addition to tor, MI 8-1577. home of Mrs. Roae Dimmick, 64 9-8538. ment, Call Willi'mantic HA 3-3995, old girl ■ in my own home dally. 9-0041 after 6 p.m. 'Jerry Fay Agency, 3(1 8-7029. Weatford Ave., Stafford Springs PAINTING and waUpapering. wall LUNfc^P GIRL and girl to. work MI 3-0045. Apartments— Flats— heated rec room and utility room. YOU '58 FORD $895 evenings. Apply Treat Shoppe, 6-9 p.m. only. Houses For Sal* 72 GLASTONBURY-Neipslc Woods. Conn. 1,000 items to go. In case Fairlane 500 2-door hardtop BUSlNElSS MEN—If you have key paper removed. Wallp^er books MOVING— Must sell. Good Gener Tenements 61 Lota of living area here. 2 fire GLASTONBURY — Young 9 room 1962 Volkswagen convertible on requeat. Ceilings, ^ e eati- Vernon. places, oil hot water heat. *2,000 814.800 — Delightful 6 Room RamUing 6 room rancher. 1% ot rain, will be held Monday, Sept tan and white. Fordomatlc I personnel, call for appointment, al Electric refrigerator, recently B el A ir CENTRAL CAPE—Six rooms, fuU colonial in executive neighbor batha, tec room, 3-car garaga, 3, same time and place. Bring $1,895 "Red” Farmer, Ml 3-2105. who mates. CaU Roger. Ml 8-0923. Situations Wanted— ROOM apartment, second bath down plu* full bath in rec below appraisal at *25,900. Rob Cape near Main St. Large en-- hood with 5 bedrooms on second RAH. power steering. *295 EMPLO'YMENT opportunities at serviced. Make offer. MI 3-7193; REAL ESTATE CO. picturabook setting with trees. chaira. lunch served. Auctionear, down, balance 34 months. will explain key man insurance. Quality Control Male 39 floor, oil heat, automatic hot war room in basement. Recently ert Wolverton Agency, 3d 9-2813. rioted porch for summer- en flodr, 8’z bathe, spacious first 1961 Chevrolet half-toiPpick- EXTERIOR SPRAY and brush Grant's Parkade Store. Full-time ter. Tel 3d 8-4751. joyment and winter eqi^fort. Hayea ahd Philbrick, 84$ Habron Bob liTuckiger The Village Petf- painting, commercial, industrial,! and part-time on Luncheonette renovated. Nice lot, plenty floor living area with modem Ava.. 688-4637. jJler. •57 PONT. $895 LAWN MOWERS'rv sharpened and OFFICE MANAGER, experienced, CASTRO CONVERTIBLE. like trees With about 88,000 down you TOLLAND—Country living. New Wooded lot. up . 1,495 residential and trim jobs. Work i Department, mature person pre MANCHESTER — New two-fam 5 room ranch oh acre lot, *11,990.' kitchen, enclosed breeieway; 2- 2-door sedan, radio, heater, hy- repaired sales and service, pick T ester bookkeeping, traffic, payrolls, tax new, reasonable. PI 2-6331. can assume the 1st mtge. and car garage, wooded lot, only guaranteed, free estimates. Joseph' ferred. Full-time on Yard Goods ily, 5 rooms, first floor, *135. Call Joseph Barth, Broker, 3d 9-0820. *15,900—Trim * Room Capa drama*fc.,.*295 down, balance 1960 Pontiac Bonneville, up and delivery. Ice skates sharp Perform standard tests on reports. Prefer small business. pay *108.25 monthly, T. J. *39,900.. Hayea and Philbrick, 348 24 montha. ened, precision ground. L A M Dionne, contractor. MI 3-0494. Department, experienced prefer Phone PI 2-8983. evenings, 3d 0-2583. ------" - on Norwood St. Hicely land 2-door hardtop 1,995 red. Many part-time openings for matrix and plastic materials. r e a l t o r Crockett, Realtor, 3d 3-1677. ROCKLEDGE — Modem * room Hebron Ave., 688-4627. Equipment CorporaUon, Route 88, High School graduate. ^ GAS STOVE, 80” , like new. MI 4 scaped and id e ^ y located. *57 D E SO T O $495 Vernon Conn. ‘TR S-7609. Manches evenings. Full-time Credit De 3-4844. TWO ROOM unfurnished' apart- 31ANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, ranch on sloping wooded lot. 20x26 REDUCED—109 N. Elm St.—Mov 4-door, radio and heater, auto 1959 Pontiac, 4-door Electrical Servieea 22 partment, typing essential. GOOD MASON for building fire meat, stove and refrigerator, foot rec room with fireplace on *18,*00—V a^e galore in this Ytar-hid Clearance matic. whitewalla a real buy. ter exchange. CaU Enterprise 1945. RESIDEUITIAI. exceUent closet and stwage space, spacious l^raom garrison co ing out of atate. Excellent conto- station wagon 1,595 places. Call evenings. MI 9-3001, bM ^ ^gat^ o^ water. Apply Mar- large enclosed porch. 3-car ga grade level with separate en tion, 5 year old Cape. 6 rooma, *145 down, balance 13 montha FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt serv WANTED AT once—machine 8nd • COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRI AL trance. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, at lonial on woedhill Ro4ul. Less SHARPENING Servics— Saws, ice on all types of electrical wir Paper Machine rage, *19,700. Philbrick Agency. full dormer, I'm batha, fireplace, 1959 Pontiac, 4-door sedan knives, axes, shears, skates, assembly operators, fringe bene LISIFD - SOLD tached garage, and sun deck. . than a year old. Many' plus ing. Licensed and insured. Wilson fits. Iona Manufacturing, Regent 3 d 9-8464. oak floors, plastered walls, ga Inquire rotary blades. Quick service. Capi Dogs—Rlrds-^ets 41 *29,900. Philbrick Agency, 3d faatursi aucji aa I'm tiled baths, rage, oil hot water baseboard 1,495 Electrical Co., Manchester. MI St.', Manchester. * Helper Affiliations; Manchester Board TWO ROOM heated apartment, 149 9-8464 dahuto stove, combination win 19R MERCURY MONTEREY About Paul Dodgria tol Equipment Co., 38 Main St„ 9-4817. Glastonbury, MB 8-'i'876. EXTERIOR MANCHBSTERr-RuicIi, large Hy- heat, near schools. Ownar. Manchester. Hours dally 7-5. GOING AWAY Labor Day? Board of Realtors, Multiple Listing Oakland Street, 3 d 9-5330, 9-5. tng room, modem UUmen, 3 bed dows and doors Assume eecist- 1960 Falcon 1,250 PAhT-TIME salesgirls wanted. 25- your medium or small dog with Service, National Rifle Associa FOUR 3dNUTES from Manches ing mortgsgs with small down RHfTer Thursday T-9. Saturday 7-4. MI _. 35 hours per week, good salary. Must be at least 5’10” . rooms, baths, laigs rsc room, BOLTON—Minutes from Manches 2-DOOR HARDTOP 8-7958. fts. We give personal attention. PAINTING tion, Mancheste;n-l4C|dge of Elks, SIX ROOMS, secmid floor, heat ter. Trim and tidy 6 room ranch payment. Plan o f No Floor Finishing Tots 'n Teens, 956 Main 'Street, exesUsnt cooditiaB, gU.UDO. Phil- ter, cozy 8 bedroom ranch, large Experience desirable. Howard Chase Harmony Hill, SPRAY and BRUSH Manchester Coon a ra P o x Club, and hot water. *120 month. Va brick Agency, 30 S44M. . wipi garage, JOOxlBO" lot eeUar, Call Eddie—Mi 9-4100 Manchester. cancy Sept. 1. 3 d 9-3627. partly wooded lot on quiet dead M A M RUBBISH Removal — In PAINTING, remodeling paper 8 paid holidays. Hebron Road, Bolton, Conn. MI . Conuneroial, Industrial, Manchd'ster Country Club, El oil hot water heat, fuUy atormed, end atreet, oversized attached ga PONTIi 3-5427. well cared for, 816,500. Robert dustrial, commercial, residential. hanging, floor sanding. CaU Mr. ^XyPIST WITH dictaphqne exper- Paid vacations and pensions. Resideiftial lington Ridge Country Club. PORTER S t —Large ootoBial borne, rage, recently installed furnace, and Trim Jobs 3-car ga- Wolverton Agoicy, 3D 9-2818. The~j[aryis Manchester routes. Cleaning at Charles' MI 3-2107. ' icnce, should be accurate and de Group Insurance Plan. SEVEN ROOM tenement, 34 6 bedrooms,, SH Mflto, acptic tank, and 80 gallon water TEMFESTS tics. ceUars, yards. Cardboard, PROFESSIONAL clippdig^ groom WORK GUARANTEED rag*- largs landenapwl yard, pendable. Permanent position. Interview at Rogers'Corpora ing, bathing all breeds. Poodlsa a 79 EAST Ci;^'TER STREET Locust St. 3 d 0-5229, 9-5. EIGHT iROOM modified ranch, 8 heater. Only 812.700. Owner MI meUi driims avaUsble. ReUable FREE ESTIMATES Shownm 'by umotaitment sA ^oa B. 9-3498 or TR 5-4648. Call 289-2717. tion, comer MUI and Oakland speiclalty.. The Poodle Salon, unfinished, fireplace, recreatimi ‘^Realty Co. DAT. MONTH lawn maintenance. KQ 9-9767, Private Instructions 28 Flower Fashion Bolldiag COVENTRY— Cheerful, modem, Robertsonirtson. Realtor.'Ml SdMi. . , rirTE A R 1950 OORVETFE, 230 h.p., 2-speed Streets, Manchester, Conn., at IiC 9-9798 or MI 9-0500. room, 'garage sweeplq^'vlswa. 8% Realtors 3(LB Appraisers RANCH—6 •rooma! West Side, transmission, exceUent, condition, LAWNMOWER sharpening and re U.S. CIVIL Service teets! Men- 9:30 a.m., Thursday, August 30, JOSEPH DIONNE MANCHESTER second floor iqiartment in private acres, only *17,900. ^u-lton W- country home. H4at, hot water. CUSTOM B O n/r a room Ranch, 3 0 8-4113 MI 9-3619 Youngriown kitchen with buUt- 32,200. Phone MI 9-4946. pairs. Also, lawn maintenance. women. 18-52 Start high as *103. 1962. , OONTRACTOR large Uvliig room with-flreplaoe. Hutchins, 3 d 9-U82. PURE BRED Ekiglish setter pups. Mitchell 8-9SSS v - . Adults preferred. Parking. No 3 0 3-7847 ina. 3 bedrooms, dining room, full Free pick-up and delivery Little a week. Preparatory training un MI 8-0494 formal dhuag room, (ainUy alsa basement, carport, *2.400 as “ Se« and 1961 PLYMOUTH 2-door, 6 clyin- A McKinney 15 Woodbridge St,, til appointed. Thousands of jobs SECRETARY Call PI 2-8432 after 4 :30 p.m, pets Available now. Phwie eve Uteben 3 bodroome, 1% baths, SOUTH WINDSOR—8 room house, Stock No. 2M-137. White with red and white vinyl in nings, PI 34658. modem in all respects, 138,900. OUTSTANDING two year old spUt- sumes-VA mortgage at 4%%, Drive A Winner . . . derr, radio, beatOr, whitewalls, de Ml 3-8020. open Experience usually unneces recreation room with fireplace, *17,900, Philbrick Agency, MI terior. V-8 engine, standard transmission, radio, heater, luxe trim, very clean, reasonable. for engineering office. Fast, ROGERS , AKC DACHSHtiND puppy, inocu Josei4i Barth, Broker, Id 9-0830. leveL .8 bedrooms, 8. fun baths, sary. Free information on jobs, encloeed breeaeway, attached ga- 9-8464. padded dash, backup lights, wheel covers, courtesy lights, flw 1962 PONTIAC MI 9-6161. STEPS, sidewalks, atone walla lated, female, black Snd tan. MI FIVE ROOM duplex, Wadsworth formal dining room, family room salaries, requirements. Write to 9-6552, MI 3-8778. St., near Center. Older adults ~ yard UxiM. 3(ANCHESTEnt—6 room Cape close with buUt-lna And patio, 3-car ga fireplaces, flagstone terraces. accurate typist,, some short Raaltoc, Id 8ANTINA DRIVE — 6% room permanent anti-freeze, whitewall tires. 12,000 mile.or and TEMPEST! day giving phone. Uncoln Serv CORPORATION only. Convenient bus and stores to bus, schools and Aofqiing ga rage. Hiia home features many Work done at reasonable prices. ice, Pekin 10, lUlnois. hand required. Apply TWO BROWN female French 8 4 *n . ranch, large tree shaded lot, full, 1-year warrihty. Federal Label $3110.30. See and Deal With A 1960 MGA for sale, exceUent con MI 8-0796. Equal opportunity employee No furnace. Ample heat from gas rage aluminum aiding. oU liMt, extras Including diahwsshsr, dia- dition. MI 3-0420. Poodles, one Tov and one Minia and gas stove, plu* gas heater In fireplace, 3 bedrooms, city utili possl, buUt-ln ovsn aad range, cellar, oil hot water heat, kitchen Winner . . . PIANO LESSONS — Experienced ture, A weeks old. Must sell im TOOLMAKERSTND ALL AROUND SOUTH WINDSOR - 5% with dining area, 18 foot living OVER 101 rural Services offered teacher enrolU ng^ew studenta EXPERIENCED mechanic and living room. Both automatic. Ranch, established neighborhood, ties, 816,900. Robert Wolverton 3-xone hasting, clsborats interior ' 1957 DODGE V-8 halt-ton pickup, PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. mediately. 60- Porter St., down Avidlable during September. Agency, 3d 9-2813. . lighting, tastefully decorated, room with fireplace. Blxceptional- FAI L DODGE PONTIAC! by couple. Examples are—iron now. Former pubfre school music truck drivw, must be willing to family sized kitchen, ceramic ly good buy. *17,900. Robert Wol SALE PRICE *2595 very clean, 3896. 10 Coleman Rd., ing, office and other business Forest Street- work- construction also. Call MI stairs. MI 9-8947! Phone 3 d 8-1911 or Ml 9-4755. hand hewn roof shingles, profes ' Thei^l Roth Make Manchester. teacher. MI 9-4121. MACNIMST bath tree shaded lot, excaUent 3(ANCHES7'ER — Handy man’s verton Agency, Ml, 9-2813. 3H I cleaning, heavy or light trash re- 8-2467, 9-6 only. construction. Hayes Agency, 3d sionally landscaped, top value at ,, D«Nv«r«4 in Mawcli— f r \ You Happy!" Equal opportunity employer SIX ROOMS, secemd floor, heat toy special, 7 room hifme,nome, steamsccam ouoD *29,906. PhUbrlck Agency, 30 3-9087. ' (Pins OSwMOtien* Btate M ss Tax) > KARMANN GHIA VW sedan, ex- 1 moved, paint brush, laundry, and ELECTRONICS Television Refrig 3-4808. delivery work. Reasonable rates. eluded. *180 .Ynonthly. Spruce SL.^ heat, neF root andind Mding, largo cellent condition, 30 miles per eratlon Alp Conditioning-Oil Burn She room rider ' ^ 8*M Dswit—M Hssdho to pop I sw banh'ialso ' Call MI 3-9269 ers k Controls. Enroll now for TURRET LATHE OPERATORS avaUable Sept. 1. cau »P»-8«37. BIRCH MODMXAIN Road, Baitcn lot, good locatioB,s finaamg can gallon, radio, luggage cack^ ski ATTENTION ■TARKWllAXBER Btraat — BiBBl* ■izs kttehsn, flto- fall term. Efficient placement SMALL BRANCH office of nation SEPTIC TANKS —7 ranch, ba MTSimd. flffl1 plaa, ^060. ' rack, gas gauge, mph speed- MIX ROOM dupIsK, one bioefc from CaU ttsraS ira rth Agsney, family, immaeulato horns, mpd- 7 'room, anclossd service. Write Raw Elngland al insurance company deskrea at YOUNG MEN AND m odan kftehan, one (OH bath, S Paul omster, snow tires. OaU or see MUST BE EXPERIENCED Main ottset, taro blocks _ Worn Realtor, 3 d SdNO. atfiisad. A lot flf hessse for only front poreh. S generous siss bed Manday-BYiday, 1-8. MI 3-8888, 68 Household Ssrrices Tech., 56 Union Place, Hartford, tractive clerk-typist to work in 18-26 Center, avsliaWe Sept.'. 1. MI half baths, (amily mom SOsSS, t - 814,500. Joseph Barth, Broker. I d rooms, close to shopping. St. Conn., or call 525-3406 for fuU car garage, large lot joRh. trees, Branford kt., Manchester, ^ Offered 18-A cmig^al atmosphere. Complete PUIGCED SEWERS S-7039 after *:80 p.m. BOLTON—lis.500, 3 room Capa, 23 9-0830. James Parish, 816.000. Robert MORIARTY information. To work in- Hartford of- n $33,500. PhUbrlck >«ancy/ ' Id Dodge fringe benefits and air condition foot living room, fireplace, alum Wolverton Agency, 30 9-2818, MI REWEAVINO of bums, moth bolM. Rce. Must be able to start NEW MANAGEMENT OFFEES FHtST FLOOR nice 4 room rent, 9-84*4. ed office. Must be a good typist HaclifM GIm m A inum siding, garage; acre- lot, MANCHESTIBR—Off Hartford Rd. 8-9087. 1965 PONTIAC, good condition. MI Zippers repaired, RUndow Shadea immediateW. *95 weekly. modem convenience*.' Nice loca Insurance experience not neces 3tANCHESTER - 3 fsmUy 6-5, trees Carlton W. Hutchina/ 3 0 Excellent 7 room bungalow, 2-car 9-7798, between 5-7. made to measure; aU aized Vene Bonds—StockiH- sary we will train. Philip P. Call Mr. Parker, 633-4590. • /4eptte Tnnka, Dry WeBa. S n m MANY COMfANY BENEFITS' tion. Write Box MM, Herald. 80. WINDSOR—new custom 5t> Pontiac laige clean rooms, walking dls- *-518i garage, Isiga tnclosed (rojit tian blinds ^Keys made while yoU ' M ort^ires 31 Stanley, Brahch Manager, 71 R. lJnee" 'InataIled—Oellnr Water- room rsBcb on acre lot, sirtra BROTHERS 173 MAIN »T. 10 a.m.—2 p.m. 'irooflng Done. FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot watw, tanca to bus. schools and shop porch, partitioned - rscreatton ,.walt Tape-Recorders (or rent. E. Center St, Manchester, MI n t m ' Mtaddoek A 4toVos. laifo' rodBU, lota of closet speea, MANCHESTER FOR SALE—1957 Ford .Oonvertl- Marlow'e, 867 Main. Ml 9-5331 CASH AVAILABLE. If yob have ping. Good incoms, good faivost' WEOT UDE—Capa, 0 Moms, SM CENTCR 8T.—OPEN EVINDffiS-MI t-flU ' 9-6347. lUattotsk . flMrnu. ■— Iril ss^. Jdasph ' — '— MI t-im —OpM t4s. Call MI 4-0991. real estate equity, call ua (or A S w C ia M M I k HAROLD k SON Rubbish Remov- funds. *2060 requires only *44.50 PART-TIMB office girl to do typ STOCK ROOM attendant, High McKin n e y ir o s . WILCO MACHINE tOOL CO. 4. «al Al aaMk Ml M in. UBT RAMBLER Cross Country CeUars, attics, yards, and p^ month, including repayment ing and eimple bookkeeping in a SchoiH education, previous axper- ROUTE < and 44A^^LTON, CONN. •tsUoa 19B(aa-7-looka v siy m od— wselUy Pick-up or tauRisr bam la, Frank BUika, S4M39T dayai ac aimUl faotiNT. I'd t>1W>f n r ap i«nce helpful Iona Manufaaiur- BB9snp9.TCfidl.M 4M /'- Bandd Hdar; AO 9-4064. S39-W0I em n in fs. , pointment. ing. Regent Bi., Manchaater. / f» / ■■X ■ I I ' I ':.r A ^ . * ± - h' AUJb^ 'I ), I i. t. KJ\j M 4 A U G U iST is/u46 ■ 4 JSLmim - i - AYtraga Dolly Net Frees R n ' A t e / " Fee tka Week gmdst The Weather 1 1 l _ l Jl. to to ' a ' to*. , to R. R l J k to. to to. to- to-^ *to- 'A ■ Onaa-se, UM / ' . ■1 1 Forecast of U. S. Weather Sanaa * ' ’ » . 1 3 , 6 0 1 2 )l[|aU vH lrM iFr 1 & U P n i l u I 2 C|emr «n4 cooler to- MAIN STREET •.V. ~ t ’* -T'W-'W ' W . ^ ^ ^ ..^ ” Mimlkir o f Iko Aaldtt night. Lew 58-88. Friday MANCHESTER IkifMiu o f Otondattaa .sunny and wrann. High 85-te. M andisster^AV^of Village Charm , ' , Ml 3-4123 ' A yOL.IXm.NO.281 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST SO, 1962 (Oaeililed AdvertWng. on Page IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS \ HbUSE 'n HALE OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. fill 5:45— THURSDAY till 9 P.M. Final, Sorrowful Decision SHOE SALON • EASY FREE PARKItviG REAR O F STORE State News ■. I- ,.,. Justice Frankfurter Retires; Roundup O i l Men Deaci paintitig the campus President Names Goldberg Navy’s Contract Increasedfor By DOUOIAB B. OOBNEU. Vthat Frankfurter etepped downaiS Stot. 12’’—the statute permit o WASHINGTON (AP) from the bench, and UtUa eurpriae ting his retirement . United Aircraft C'^t o Ailing Felix Frankfurter, a le- that Goldberg received the preet- “ To retofo my seat on too basts dential nod to step up. of a diminished work schedule,’’ al legend in his own lifetime, Frankfurter at 79 gave way to he said, “would not comport with WASHINGTON (AP) — fas handed down a final, sor the inevitable inroads of mounting my own philosophy or with the Award of a 13,796,866 Navy rowful decision as a Supreme yestrs and waning health after his demands of the business of the years of outstanding yet controver court. I am thus left with no contract to the Pratt & W h it Court justice: To retire rather sial service on the Ugh court. He choice but to regard my {leriod of ney Division of United Air Auto Veers PIGOLEHO MULTI-TONES SCHOOL.. than attempt to carry on at a suffered a stroke April 6. His active service on the court as hav craft, East Hartford, Conn., faltering pace. speech was Impaired. He has been ing nm its course.” was announced today by Rep. Preeldent Kennedy immediately away from the court ever since. In a warm letter of reply, Ken Ehnilio Q. Daddario, D-Conn. With a twinge of pathos and a chose Secretary of Labor Arthur nedy voiced for himself and all Daddario said the contract, "sup Into Fence, by Sandler of Boston J, Goldberg to succeed the wiry, refusal to compromise with prln- Americans “our respectful grati cii^e, Frankfvuler wrote President plementing a prior commitment, waspish litOe man with a big mind tude for the character, courage, Is for production of TF33 and J57 Kehnedy Tuesday of his decision. and a flair for piercing quesUons learning and judicial dedication engines for the Air Force. The In- keeping with his years of with which you have served your Over Field Now you can match «v«ry in ROSECREST Who had served on the nation’s work will be done in East Hart highest court for 23 years. pondering the law and the law country over the last 38 years " ford. books. Frankfurter started off by swooMr In your coilactton And the White House said a sue An Ellington saw mill oper-_ eessor to Goldberg would be citing “38 U.8.C. (Sec.) 371 (B), (OeattBued Oa Page Eievsn) wHh on* pair of axdting shoot. the beautiful way to gat back to the books, named promptly, too. V.S. SelU Plant ator and his helper died this’ You got a combination of groy, groon, Goldberg’s top assistant, Under WASHINGTON (AP) — The morning after the car they from the collection . . . worsted wool and sccretm y W. WUlard Wirtx, re General Services Administration were riding in traveled across rod, brown and bluo portedly was on the list of per Enforceable Pact Needed is selling the government Interest orlon coordinates. several hundred feet of pas In ooch o f thoso smart school sons receiving consideration.' As in a Groton, Conn., plant to the sistant Secretary Esther Peterson, Electric Boat Division of General ture and plunged into a ravine stoppors. What's moro, thoy fit who said she Is not a candidate Dynamics Corp. for 8650,000, Sen. no more than six feet deep. Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., said to and fool like a drooml for the Cabinet vacancy, got a Killed Instantly in the crash waa the swirl pleated skirt fast, strong endorsement from day. Clarence Klbbe, 56, owner o f til* Kennedy Forecasts He quoted the agency as saying 14.99 home state Sen. Frank Moss, t>- Kibbe Rd. sawmill, a passenger la Utah, as “ the most capable per U was advising the Senate and the car operated by his helper son available at this point.’’ House Government Operations Adam LoeUischer, 63, both pf Kih- ' But there was a pc^bil)ty also Committees of its actlop, involv be Rd., Ellington. the fully linOd vest that Kennedy would reach outside 10 N-Nations by ’70 ing the departmental reserve plant LoeUischer was taken by a pri 9.99 his official family. He did that for in Groton. vate ambulance to the RockriUo the surprise appointment of An The plant now is operated by C?ity Hospital at 9:30 a.m. He died thony J. Celebreize as secretary WASHINGTON (A P)— Presi-a thinks an invasion of the Electric Boat, which also owns the at the hospital an hour later. of welfare. dent Kennedy says the possibility Communist - aligned Caribbean land on which the plant is located. Police said the car w m heading the dacron and cotton Frankfurter’s retirement and of 10 or 16 nuclear powers by the country would be a mistake that Dodd also announced today the west on Crystal Lake Rd., about print shirt the Goldberg appointment were end of the decade underscores the could lead "to very serious -con Navy is awarding a $8,166,000 con one-quarter mile east of Rt. 88 6.99 tract to Ray Adler Oorp., New aipiounced at the outset of a presi need for an enforceable treaty sequences for many people.” when it veered off to the right dential news conference Wednes banning all atomic tests. —Kennedy said he is not famili York City, for construction of 300 through a small, wire fence, then family units at the New London- day. The President told his news con ar with any Russian proposal for continued on to the ravine. The Handbag to match, 4.99 5A N D ® 2nd floor sports Groton, Conn., Naval Submarine property is owned by Ellington OP BOSTON It could have been no surprise ference Wednesday he and all the a meeting in Berlin of the four world would welcome a cessatimi occupying powers to discuss the Base, Selectman Joseph MaeVarish. of testing by next New Tear’s d lv id ^ city’s future, but he said Observers said the car appeared Day. But, he made clear, Soviet there will bq a foreign ministers 172 to 186 to have cleared the lip of the ra Ben Bella Tells objection to international iniqiec- meeting before the U.N. General HARTFORD (AP) — The Statw vine, then smashed into the far tion dims the hopes of an agfree- Assembly convenes next month. Motor Vehicle' Department’s daily ther wall. ment. , In reply to questions on other record of automobile fatalities The force of the crash pushed THE CAA\ELS Army Remove “ I must point out again that in topics, Kennedy said; thus far this year and the total on the hood and engine toward the order to end testing, we. must have (Sovemm'ent agencies are inves the same date last year; front seat. The car landed upright workable international agree tigating possible dangerous side- 1961 1963 lA the bed of a foot wide brooklet,- Algiers Rebels ments,’’ Kennedy said. “Gmtle- effects, .frpm the widespread use KUled ...... 173 186 at right angles to toe ntvine’a ARE men’s agreements and. moratoria of DDT and other pesticides; banks. Observers aisor reported it ap ALGIERS (AP)—Deputy Pre do not provide the types of gjuar- farmers withholding meats and Final on Alma A vrindshield, cracked so badly It fell out. and a steering wheel “turned inside out" as well as antees that are necessary.” grains from the market are trying snapped, testify to the impact o l Uie crash in which two BlHngton men were killed this morning peared Kibbe had sustained severe mier Ahmed Ben Bella’s Political WDlnDSOR LOCKS (A P ) —The head injuries. Loethscher revived Kennedy warned that when one to get higher prices, not deprive as their car left Crystal Lake Rd. and plunged into a ravine. Police believe the passenger was COMING... U.S. Weather Bureau’s final ma for a moment to inquire where he Bureau called on the regular army nuclesir weapons goes off, “ it cmisumers of their products. killed instantly; the driver died about an hour and a half later. (Herald photo by Ofiara). rine adviswy on storm Alma; was. and loyal guerrilla troops today to may mean .they all go off.’’ Pornographic literature is "a Small craft waming;s remain and, in the most popular “Those who oppose an agree matter of concern tor parents,” Klbbe’s body was removed to move against rebellious guerrillas dls{day«d Eastport to Block Is the. Burke Funeral ' Home in holding Algiers. ment,” he said solemnly, “should but about all officials can do is of all forms . . . land. 10,600 Miles, Nine States R o^ville. Rebellious guerrilla forces hold consider what our security will enforce the laws aa Interpreted by Storm Alma has lost its trxqiical Hussein, Saud look like at the. end of the decade the courts; the United States Dr. Francis Burke, Ellington ing Algiers and the Kabylie Moun- oharacteristica and is no longer a medical examiner, has ordered an tsins caUed for elMeut resistance if we do not have the agreement.’’ strongly supports Cambodia’s in titqiiaal storm. Higtasst winds Onv of the presidoit’s opanbig dependence and neutrality; “a autopsy to determine if there against troops reported moving to- near to# center $ r * Mtimatsd Bury Hatchet, were any contributing factors '‘krard the ci^ ta l. - I statements was on nuclear testing very critical situation” would atauad 40 knots. Storm Alma and hs waa rstumed to toe atd»- arise if Katanga la oot latagtated Telegrapher Strike causing the crash. Police report . The Political Bureau said it had contimied to diminish slovdy in In ject again and again in a meeting in the Congo. Merge Military there were no aMd saarica en ton - decided to call on the loyal forces tensity. It Is moving eastward road where the car entered the to dispatch to Algiers the detach with newsmen that produced these Kennedy’s statement on nuclear around 10 knoRs but it is expaeted other items:, pasture. . menta necessary to re-establish testoig was in reply to a Soviet to . take more of a northeasterly AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — Bury —The President considers the IHY9 osal in Geneva earlier in the Kibbe, a veteran of Worm War order and ensure the security of course at toe same speed during Stops Big Railroad ing the decades-old, feud between H, is said to be survived by a U.S. foreign- aid program “ the day, suggesUng an unpoUced ban all in Algiers. toe next 12 hours. sister in the Boston, Mass., area; The regular army’s chief of most valuable weapon immediate on aB tests next Jan. i. their dynasties. Kings Hussein of ly that we have on the front lines The target date is reasonable, by a brother, Arthur V Kibbe of staff. Col. Houaii Boumedienne, JobleaB Claims Dip CHICAGO (AP) — telegra-«>machlnery a greatly-reduced work Jordan and Saud of Saudi Arabia Mountain Rd., Ellington; and by declared W edneq^y in Setif, east against the Communist advance,” Kennedy said, but an unpoUced have agreed to merge their na said he finds "it very ironical that HARTFORD (AP)—A slight pher’8 strike shut down today the force could control. two other brothers living in the ern Algeria, that he was prepared ban on underground tests is not. tions’ military forces, coordinate those who make the strongest The United States learned a lesson decline— from '39,410 to 30,157— in nation’s third largest railroad The telegraphers’ dispute with HaHford area: Harold and B<^d to move on the capital whenever the Chicago A'North Western, and the North Western is part of the their economies and present a Kibbe. THE CLASSIC BOYCOAT speeches against Communist last September when Russia imemployment claims filed in Con united front in Arab and world af the Political Bureau instructed necticut last week was reported brought to sharp focus the rail major struggle over work force Loethscher is survived by a movements are the ones who want broke a three-year moratorium fairs. him to do so. to cut this program the hardort.” and can’t “be a party to any re today by State Labor Commission Industry's major problem—men's reduction. It is the only area in brother, Jacob Loetcher, Main. St- Shortly before the announce er Renato E. Rlccluti. which Issues have progressed to Hussein and Saud announced Ellington, and a sister, Mrs. Rob —The United States has no evi newal of false hcqies,” he said. jobs versus technical achieve' their plans for comprehensive uni ment was issued, several hundred dence that Russian tro f I' /ns.,^a 16 per cent gain over I960, Manchester Evening Herald and daiigheer, Sunset Terrace, Ver Ten Measures city and county firemen were on quarters who are assigned to spe fling of matching plaid. In another school, the cla.ss Itets Smith W I n d s I'r re ■ i nt portable dishwasher. Other KilchenAid models, In respect to’ locking the build non. -1 The indu.stry said the 1961 vintage the fire lines in Southern Cali was the best in 30 years. cial guard duty for the holiday. are posted in the hall, with older Lsiura Hats, telephone Mitchell loo. Stop in for a free demonstration. ing at an early hour, the select Births yesterday: A daughter to fornia. f t Suggested for Fillers 1-12 Lt. Bellefleur said radar will be children i usually the eighth grad 4-175S. men were reminded that town or Mr. and Mrs. John Bundy. 56 The first fire broke out in Has- In constant use and will be moved ley Canyon, west of U.S. Highway BLOUSE dinances require that the rest Thomas St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. .Y.ALB DOCTOR ELECTED throughout the territory in an icoms in the Memorial Building be Gertmie Benoit, White Rd.; a Fire Protection 99, about 55 miles northwe.sl of effort to detect speeders. A t the S to 6x 7 to 14 kept open to the public from 7 a.m. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald CORVALLIS. Ore. tAP) - Dr. Los Angeles, near the community same time slow poke drivers will to 10 p.m. Leighton. Stafford Springs. Ten corrective measures, re Arthur W. Galson of Yale Univer of Ca.stiac. It moved quickly also be checked in a concerted sity is the new president of the $2.98 ^3.98 /] used c m s cia s Showing up at the meeting on AlMMlt Town quested by a state police 6re in southward. effort to reduce the accident toll. WE ARE PROUD TO ' R L spection team, have been recom American Society of Plant Physio Firemen, e.stimate It had burned The annual picnic of the Polish Lt. Bellefleur appealed to driv other business, wgs City Alderman logists. He was elected yesterday 7.200 acres. Thomas J. McC?usker. also a mem Am eri(»n Citizens Club will be mended for Implementation at ers to help make the holiday a Vernon's Memorial Building. First at the group's annual meeting. The second blaz* erupted SKIRT ANNOUNCE... ber of the Rockville Police Com held at 2 p.mi Sunday at Pine safe one...... Selectman George Risley reported mission. McCusker said police will Grove. Henrr Park, it S to 6x 7 to 14 "i?" i night. be given a key and instructed to p r e S t S M t The corrections, « i d to co.st lock the building at 10 p.m., pre^dent. If It rains Sunday, the gbout $15,000, are the following: M .9 8 $6.98 MR. PAUL picnic will be held Monday on In other matters presented at Labor Da.v. 1. A Ore alarm’ system with LADIES' HAIRCUT SPECIALIST \ FORD the selectmen's meeting, the sending and sounding devices In Chevrolet FORD FORD board; A pelestiian safety award will be the basement and on each story. Fairlane 500 4-door, Galaxle 2-door hard presented to the City of Rockville Impala 2-dnor hard 1. Promised to have a $26,882 Automatic Are detectors should be WILL BE ASSOCIATED WITH blue, 8 cylinder, Ford- top, tan and white, 8 T-BIRD F-JHIO Town Victoria, check, Rockville's share of town Sept. 4 at 3 p.m. by representatives The young top, color white. Fully omatic. provided In the furnace room to cyl., automatic, power road budget, minus the amount of the American Automobile Asso sound the alarms In case of fires. equipped. Hardtop, white, 2- one owner, 8, Fordo- ateerlng. spent by the town on snow plowing ciation. On hand to receive the ,2. Signs reading "e.xit" over American door. A beauty. award will be .Mayo r Leo B. matlc. Loiy.miieage. at .schools I in Rockville, mailed to each exit. PINE BARBER SHOP the city council in 10 or 14 days. Flaherty Jr.. Supt. of'Schools Ray 3. Furnaces should be segre ...scene hy COMET FORD FORD 2. Reviewed bids to have Cubles mond_ . _ Ramsdell. and Police Capt. I gated irumfrom otnerother uses in methe oase-base 656 CENTER ST.— MANCHESTER Gala.vie convertible, Galaxle convertible, ^ t e r Dowgewcz. Also present will I ment by use of non-combustible 3-door white, radio, FORD Dr. and Lynwood Dr. In the Bol TESTED, ADJUSTED, DELIVERED, GUARANTEED white, 8, Fordomatle'. bla<-k. white top. 8 be Henry Murphy of the State walls, ceilings and floors. heater, Fordomatl^ ton Lake Shore area taken over as Mr. Paul has had 30 yeais experi AND SERVICED BY OUR OWN MECHANICS cyl., automatic trana- town roads. Traffic Conunission. 4 Provision of an air vent to SELF-SERVICE DEFT. STORE mlaeion. C o n V e r 11 b 1 e. 5 FORD SACONY. ence in cutting of ladies’ hair. Ht FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1931 to chooee. from. Whltb 3. Accepted a drainage layout Public Recorda the outside from the furnace room. or blue. station wagon 2-door, for filing with the town clerk, for M arri^e license: Edward Mori- 5 Initiation of a check of corn- cone, 489 Main St., Manchester, bustible material in the basement was formerly with one of Hart FORD FALCON a 76-Iot subdivision, around the and HARTFORD RD. 4-door^ station wagon, FORD black, 8 cyl., Fordo- and Mary Carol Zeniuk, Hartford: 1 with a view to removing it if of ford’s leading salons. Galaxle Town Sedan. Galaxle Retractable Quarry Dr. and Seneca Dr. areas. standard tranomlaaion, matic, radio, heater. Richa.-d Hamel, 9 N. Park St., ancl i no value. Like new. All power. white. Skyliner, blue, . one MERCURY Bazaar Revrlera Arrested Shiriey Poliansky. 53 Spring St.: 6 Furnishing the underside of WE CORDIALLY INViTf YOU TO owner. ^ I l y equipped. Very clean. Three Glastonbury youtlis were Francis John Paris, Stafford, and (the inside central stairway on the Potterton’s 4-door hardtop, red. picked up on w'srrants charging Delia Rose Leno, Stafford. first fioor with non-combustible COME AND MEET MR. PAUL. ' Fully equipped. them with breach of the peace —---- msterial 130 CENTER ST.— CORNER of CHURCH FORD FORD yesterday, the result of an alleged CORVAIR Vernon news I* handled by The 7 Ekjuipping the door from the NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED. OpM Dolly 9 o.m. to 5:30 p.m.-Thursday to 9 p.m. Fairlane 500 , 2-door. Fairlane 600 ToWn Se fight at 81, Joseph's Bazaar on Herald’s Rock\1lle Bureau, ^ W. first story to the basement with Blue, economy 5 cylin 4-door aedan, radio and dan, black, 8 cylinder, BUICK A i « . 22. Main St., telephone TRemont 5-8136 an adequate self-closing device, der, Fordomatle t i ^ » - heater.., standard trannmiaalon. FORD They are Gerald A. Gebo. 17, of or Mitchell 0-6797. | 8. 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