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The DAV AuxlUary will have a eoolal and hot dog roast to­ morrow at 6 p.m. at the home lEumtttg lit raUi Ubm A m F w re t, of Mr. and Mra. Waltar Von tui^CUc o< Mr. and Mra. Don- Hone, Irodarood Dr., Vernon. Prnttnl M tneh»tUr^A CUy of VUlago Charm Mies Loulae Coppl^, DAV Btdaiwalk Salea wall a g a ih jto • M > r. PM ro*. M l LMdtow R d., ,K)naorad by tha RetaU Di- cf hM been iMumed to ttie dem’a State Department commander, will attend a guaat luncheon alon of tha Chamber of Com- VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 247 (TWBNTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., WBDNBSDXY, JULY 21, 1965 (Olaaalfted AdvarHaiBg tm Fag# ft) FRICB SEVEN CKNH tet Mt MUMlebiiry there. “It will prohibit devices giv­ a number of the Ug Strategic installed by town crews on Members of the Manchester purchase the oM Temple Beth unit serving on committees are tlon In said Dletrlcf. at least seven Bear the Iowa line and bende water Just come up too (See Page Eight) ing undue advantage to a state Air Command bombers took w(ricm, at Myrtle and Linden Penn Rd., AnsakH Rd., Broad dava before the day of said hear­ party ticket,” Kimball said. part In ths m ission in Binh PINEHURST and Httliard Sts., Leonard St. Mrs. Henri Pessini, entertain­ ing. and bv mailing eoplea of tole 9ts., tor use as a Senior Citliens' ment and music; Mrs. Wilber order on 6r before Julv 90, IMS. bv The measure is the first party Duong Province. Ckib. VUlege St., Ludlow Rd., Finley certified mall, to Ambulance Serv­ lever propoeal prepared tor tiie M eanwhile In W ashington St, Washington St, and Buck- Little, memorials, and Mrs. Jo­ ice of Menchealer. Inc.. 19 Dl»ne POTATOES The new quarters, if pur­ seph Wallett, program and pub­ Drive, Manrbeeter. Oorni.; Tire state constitutional convention President Jtrimson and Smre- chased — and Indications are land St. (incomplete). tory of Defense McNamara sat 3. Reconstructed were W. licity. CUy. Inc.. » 7 Bmod Street. Mnn- which Is to draft oonsUtutlonal Calif. Long: now that they will be — will re- cheirter Conn.! M-k-C LMUi Plan. changes to present to the voters down for a full dress confer­ White Washed Gardner St., Prospect St, Delegates and alternates fro^ Inc., c/o Mitchell Eeotan. Atty., LBJ Gets Another Chance ~ace the present faculties on the Manchester Auxiliary to the Asvlum Street. Hertford. Onmt. and at a Dec. 14 referendum. ence on . the Viet Nam situa­ Wooaittl Rd., Munro St, Fin­ tion, surrounded by a group Of NEW POTATOES hool St., in the basement of ley at., Ludlow Rd., W. Middle conclave are Mrs. Roy Farris, return make to thle Court. Some delegates are beUeved Pinehurst Low Price the former Cheney Tech build­ Mrs. Wilbert Auden, Mrs. Ever­ John J. Wallett. Judge, interested in pushing Gov. John top administration officials. Tpke. (near Main St), and cc: Atty. Ronald Jacob# McNamara told newsmen on ing. Washington St. ett Kennedy and Mra. Ruth Dempsey’s proposed consitu- Discussion on problems of the For Surprise Appointment his return from a personal 4. About 26 miles of road Hiokox. UMITAUON OBDEB __ Uonal change for an optional 5 lbs. 59c young wlh probably take up were surface treated; 10.4 miles AT A COURT OF PROBATE, party lever. But so far there check on tbs fighting that the moat of tonight's meeting, since Legal NotlceB held et Manchester, srkhln and for has been no move In this di­ ratio ef Vlst C Cong ong to govern­ were paved. the t>totrlct of Manchester, on the WASHINGTON (A P )— fthe first woman to serva on thebUnlversity Law school, also ment forces to "totally unas- focus has been directed to It for 6. A three-year street sign high|h court. era; up rection, and the deadline tor (AF FhotofasO several weeks. UMITATION OBDEB 14to day of July. 1968. _ President Johnson, who de­ ceptable” and appeared ready SHURPINE program was begun, which In­ AT A CXDURT OF PROBATE, Preeent, Hon. J ^ n J. Wallett, Johnson’s surprise « President has placed fUlng reaotuUons is July 29. A group of residents with cludes replacement of guard held at Hoaoheater. within and for Judge. ^ lights in surprise appoint­ Uon of Goldberg to ^ the stress In the past on the eleva­ Commuting Nun Honored hy RaBroad to reoommemd an Inerease la POTATOES Estate of Bruno Ostrowskl tote of Ths Klroball propoeal cotdd the strength of U.S. foreee In homes in the vicinity of drive- nan fences with steel beams, «> “»« M ai^eM er, In said DlMriot, ds- ments, has an opportunity vacaniw created by the deaB'of tion of women to high govern- in 303 Cans ins are pressing tor the passage ISto day of July. 1966. touch off a poli^al battle Not every railroad passenger gets to see the train kitchen. But Sister Claretta South Viet Nam. such aa have been InstaUed at Preeent, Hon. John J. . Wallett. ceaeedr _ . to shatter prec^ent by Adlai E. Stevenson stirred Im­ mant posts. He set out In 1904 to among delegatee of the two of either an anti-loitering law Judge. On motion of Helen M. Orirwwskl, Easter of Milwaukee is no ordinary passenger. She has commuted from her The White HOuee, however, Sliced ... .2 ci|nt -35c Parker and Mather Sts. 986 Oak 8 t, JIanchester. Oonn., ad- mediate speculation that he find places for 00 outstanding parties. It could win stremg bac or a curfew ordinance. Eatots of Ann E. Vennen a-k-a putting a Negro or a wom­ might withdraw the nomination women.' convent to her sister's home in Michigan via Chesapeake and Ohio trains for ■aid today*e eeseton waa not a Whole ... 2 cans 37c The HRC, when It was form ed ~nna B. vaiinen or Ann# Vennen, mlnlatiwtrix. __ __ ing am ong the 42 R ^ fa U ca n decision-making one but one of TREASURER tote of Manohestar, In said Dtotriot. ORDERED: That ,slx n w n ^ an on the Supreme Court. of Judge Thurgood Marshall, a hi this connection, tha names delegatee, most of whom would 52 years. Yesterday she was rewarded with a plaque, a private car for tha Ready to heat and serve . . . in the fall c f 1964, was asked Town Treasurer Walter N. deceased. from toe 14to dAy of July. 1988. No one concerned professed to deliberations. “CheT' Denise Jacques of Glastonbury, servSs soup to, left to right, Brenda Hemphill of and toe same are limited end al­ Negro, to be solicitor general of prominent women attorneys like to see the-party lever done trip, a tour of the kitchen and a taste of Chef George Davis’ soup. an cooked . . . no waste by the board of directots to Leclerc, In a year-end report, On motion of BUiabeto O. Moo- have any Inkling of Johnson’s The fifth announced raid Lubbock, Tex.; Joanne Dixon of Manchester and C^thia Starr of Hudson, Wls. The girls nan, U Pina HIU St, Miancheeter, lowed for toe creditors -within which and name him to the Supreme drew some attention. They in­ away with In view o f the Dem- made by the B62s In the Vleh tadde the teen-age problem as has reported that the town's Oonn^ executrix. to bring In their claims agatait sa.M intentions In filUng the vacancy Court bench. are being fed at the Girl Scout Senior Roundup in Farragut National Park, Idaho. estate, and sold administratrix to clude U.S. Diet. Judge Sarah ocratic landSUdea in recent namese war, it wae carried out its first ordpr of business. 1964-66 General Fund surplus ORDERED: Ihat six months created by the appointment of MarshaU, whose nomination is POTATO SALAD from toe 18to dj^ of July 1966. be directed to give puMlo notice to toe Hughes, who administered the years. at the requeet of the Vietnamese wiU total $228,463, about $31,000 credltoTS to bring In thetr daims Justice Arthur J. Goldberg aa pending before the Senate .Judi­ In Lb. Glass Jars -and toe same are UmMM and al­ oaUi of qfflce. to Johnson after govemmeht “in a program of higher than had been anticipat­ lowed tor the credltore within which -within said time allowed by pub­ U.8. ambassador to the United ciary Oomn|iittee,' dlscoUnUd lishing a copy of this orter In sonje the aksaaaination of President Victim of Shooting continuing harassm ent and oId New Britain woman Cong activity,’’ the qiokeamaa tors to bring in their clainui within gress, however, thgt the Preel- press) talking,” he told raport- nams a Negro woman, Miosjorie •eld. ,tore—Bound or silent, also The actual surplus has reach­ ___said time____ alt Jowwd by publishing turn make to tole court of the no- dent will make a ■pectaoular era. " R Justist Isn’t In.the C B ^.' was reported in satlafactory con­ oc^y of tola order In some newspa­ XAwpon, former" Distriet of 36 mm. slide projectors. ed about $280,000, but approxi­ The name'oi( CMronce C. Felr- dition todjay aftar b e ^ shot The area ef the raM was be­ Buy a Jar of this Prune Juice Panciera • Little per having a drculatton In sakl *** **'^JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. move. This could' Involve his OillimWa Jnvonile Court Judge, lieved to be Jiiet weet ef Baa at Pinehurst and save 10c. m ately $61,000 has been taken probaterobate dTstrict wMiin ten days aelaction of the first Negro or guson, N egro 'fls s n o f ^MrM|d four timss. Mise Dorothy Ultle, daughter Reach Roundup Site hkS edihS to his attention. The overnor. Bang, where government toceeS Buy a case and save more. WELDON DRUG CO. from last year's revenue and from toe date of toto order and re- Mra. A lejadria Colon o f 50 La* M l Mala St—TeL 648-5321 of John Little of Pearl St., was credited to 1966-66 tax ool- turn m Ae~to tokToourt of toe no- President recently appointed fayetts 8t, wait the vicUm. Hu ttoe i^en. ____ her aa vies obalman of ^ IMs- (Baa Page EIgM) SUNSWEET niarried Saturday momtng at (The following aoooirat of the^bus ride to the actual site on lections. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. Read Herald Ads. •hooting R at piacs T\issday svs- HARTFORD (AP) —,onsH>le govern­ West Hartford Publishing Co.; Mrs. Fultz is a 1963 graduate $8,768,261, about $100,000 less ment agencies as to the role Joyner, Wlnsted; Max Lepofsky, a month’s vacation In Etmtps. of ths Offtce at Civil Rsgtotra- and T(»natoes to not over 3 cans. of Manchester High School and average breakfast line was Princeton St. is first Heutenant John Driscoll of Bridgeport, tion said shs waa 16. seven cars long. Nevertheless, of ^ e Motor Patrol, and Frank than was ultimately spent. they might play hi preventing 'resident of the State Labor Swift’s Sweet Rasher is a secretary at General Elec­ The town's expenditures fbom ragweed pollen from becoming Tsary-eyed from a ooM, Jua­ tric Credit Corp, Bloomfield. meal time was always anxiously Ceaber of Coventry is president. Sports Clothes Look Tops louncil, AFL-CIO; The Rev. Ed­ na saM the age question “U s the General Fund have Jumped adrbome. BACON ...... lb. 89c Mr. Fultz attended Manchester awaited, for the waiting only Patrol members from Man­ win Edmonds of the Dixwell loco. I don’t know what to say,. enlarged our appetites, rather chester are Joseph GaHant of over $1.1 million In two years, WED. ONLY “FinaUy, the program wlH Ave. Congregational Church, schools and served three years It to BlUy." than dampening them. 89 Olcott Dr., Harold A. Geer from $7,716,268 during the 1962' give us a statistical index of New Haven; E. Clayton Gen- in the U.S. Army in Hawaii. 68 fisca l year to $8,862,191 last "THE REST FROM THE W EST!" the ragweed poUen proMem 'nie darit-eyed brunette, He Is employed at Pepsi Cola of The highlight of our trip was of 86 Wetherell St, Woodrow gras of West Hartford, president Trucker Surrenders, daughter at actor Rudolfo.Acoa- and all-day tour of Yellow­ H. McCann of 47 Piaclcard St, year. Revenue has Increased in throughout Connecticut.^' In Bahamian Isle Setting of the Security insurance Co.; South Windsor. the same proportion for the two- The program Iteelf ia hitend- ta, says she has always 'A '/fc/i'"''!,, stone National Park. In order Charles Buder of 30 EMe Dr., Anne M. Hogan of Putnam who dream ed at being a Mtos Uni­ to be ready to leave the train Charies Thayer of 149 New year period. ad to show how much ragweed I r.puiL'Cl ^1 By RHEA STEWART was chairman of the original verse apd wouldn't He to do it, Shipbuilding Gains at 5 a.m., we arose at 3:30. Bolton Rd., and WUliam Stonek A final breakdown on depart­ EYE OF THE ROUND pollen ie preeent in the air hi (Herald Special Writer) Higher Education Study Com­ mental deficits and surpluses various Coimecticut locallUee. Admits Goya Theft 'Pageant officials said hay After eating breakfast in Yel- of Box Mt. Dr., 'Vemon, and FREEPORT, GRAND mission; Miss Helen M. Hogan passport Indicated She wae IS, C f '% Stainek EleotroMpe on Broad fo r the 1064-65 year w ill not be The count, which wiU be re­ W LONDON — Lloyd's Register lowatone, we visited Old Falth- BAHAMA—Yes, there’s a of Waterbury, head of the social But the Mexican official said of Shipping reports that world and other famous sites. S t , available for a few days, pend' leased daily to local news me­ r studies department of Leaven­ LONDON (A P )— An’ unemployed truck driver who More than 40 motorized units ing a final audit by the con­ dia, will Indicate the number of difference between seeing her parents had taken out a shipbuilding last year totaled The climax of the day oc worth High School. turned himself in was releas^ on nominal bail today birth certificate in 1949 saylnC 10,263,803 g;ro68 tone, excluding curred when 600 girls were let participated in competition. troller's office. pollen grahie for each square Also, Robert Jeffries of West- centimeter cf ooteeUng sur­ sports clothes in their own ^ ter a detective told a Magistrate’s Cqurt the driver she was bom June 29,194D. Thu tonnage recorded by Russia, lose in one gift shop. As thla was setting, outdoors and ready port, president of Data Control had admitted pulling Britain’s most publicized art steal would make her 16. Red China and Bast Germany. the flrat place we were allowed ROAST face. A dally count of aevan or in Danbury; Sister Mary Theo­ On July IS, 1960, the officto l The world tonnage increased by to stop, we were all crowding to m ore Is lik ely to produce hay for action, and watching;^ dore, president of St. Joseph — the theft of a Goya portrait of the DUke of Welling­ GLASS ENCLOSURES 1,725,290 tons over the 1968 fig­ buy souvenira and poetcarda to them in the clinical atmos­ College, West Hartford; Donald ton. (Ses Page Eight) * ure. ae^ home, however, there were phere of a ballroom run- McOamton of New Canaan, pres- The 61-year-oid defendant, Kempton BuntOn of Newcastle, waa ordered to appear for an­ FOR lATHTUBS only three casMera and very way. ' little walking room! Tidal Wave other hearing on Aug. 22. He When we arrived In Athol, when the setting Is 'waving entered no plea but told U^e ONd SHOWERS Idaho, Thursday morning, the pakn trees and tr^tcal hibls- mag^istrate the court would towmqieaople had arranged a ous, as It Is hers at the Lucay- have to appoint' a lawyer for BuUetins BARRiCiNr W onderful <.10tU IVf Prediction an Beach Hptel 'where 160 Glass does a beautiful job for such exdnslvrty at grand welcoming reception. Klan Rally Tonight, him because he didn't have the purposes in your bathroom. Easy to Banners and signs from oil the fashion sdttoni were flown by money to hire one. the New Toric Couture Group Bunton, father of five chil­ Clean. Never wears out. local organizations were dis­ th in g s •'|»I URGES PEACE TALKS Liggeff Drug played and ah the vlUagsra and Alerts CsD. a finale to its week of fall dren, walked Into London’s West fashion openings the Improve­ PARKADE officials turned out to greet us. End police staton Monday night LONDON (AP) — Premies OPBN 8 AJI. to 6 P.M. * From AtiKd we took a short happen SANTA BARBARA, Calif. ment is California ever had, in ohetfiu and pals-; statement admitting the theft. arrange new IntematloiiNf, J. A. WHITE 0 4 S S GO. coastal city’s Civil Dsfenas or­ leys with solid color aMrto and of a Justice Department suit aimed at halting its ha­ The G oya portrait waa tsdten talks on Bida-chlaa to nego­ ganisation. •weaton and low-hselsd prac­ rassment of civil rights workers in Bogalusa, holds its from its frame In the National tiate for peaoe In Vtot Nanu;. CASH from Wa Beoarva H m Right To Limit QuantltiM 3 1 M i m I S t^ k oiw Ml f-7333 Elvln R. Morgan, Santa Bar­ tical shoes. (Joan Crawford second rally within five days tonight near this trou­ Gallery on Aug. 22, 1961. After The neutralist Laotian toad-- ■aid textured stooklnga mads nearly four yean, the thief ap­ bara County cIvU defense bled town. er, here on a two-day of-, FOR EXPERT Beneficial ■II director, alerted hla organisa­ her look as If hsr legs were parently decided he couldn’t flolal visit, nwt Wilson and tattooed.) Robert M. Shelton of Tus­ ransom It, checked It in the bag- WHEEL ALIGNMENT-WHEEL BALANCING VGPy M toty, Country Stylo tion to stand by after lu re- Klan rally near Bogalilusa last other British ministers a$ A; eelvad a latter warning that The sports involved wers caloosa,, Ala., Imperial wizard Saturday night Speakers lashed gage room of the Birmingham lunch at 10 Downing St. RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING several sell-proolaUnad proph- bowling oycling, golf and bti- of the United Iflans of America, out at the Deacons of Defense railroad,llr station ...... last May and " HAVE YOU AN COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE ata priKlioted a dlsaatsr to strike Uarda But slnoe the clothes are ■aid hs planned to speak at the and Justice, a Negro vigilante pen) the check to the London MEIMOARE AOBEEMENT Superb to be w orn In ths fa il In ths EVENT SCHEDULED SEE ttils city of 00,000 between July rally. group. Sunday Mirror SS and today. United Btatos,' no bathing Bunton in i960 waged an un­ WAflHINOTON (AP) -> Ths Klan function will be held Shelton, In an obvious ref­ flennte nad Haase ooofenea THAT CALLS for SPARt "We’rD just taUng no suits. Thus ths pool and the In a oowpasture In Mississippi, erence to the Deacons, said successful campaign agalnat the QATERm ■greed today on a htotorto ehanoes.’’ said Morgan. “It I Caribbean Sea did not corns annual license fees which own­ FOOD? test across the Pearl River Tuesday night he thought “the bsnelve medloal care pro- CURKE MOTOR SALES! Ask for vour vacation cash now! didn’t alert the people and it did Into play. from Bogalusa, militant element of Negroes Is ers of televlaion sets in Britain bill to entebllsh a oompra- SERI//C It nay bo a wedding, a baB> happen, I would look silly. R Ths bleyols built for two has Announcement of the Klan trying In every way to force the pay. The foe, now pbout $11.20, 301 BROAD STREET—648-9521 Ask for • "Tfeat-Youfsoir Vacation Loan — gram for older Americana. quat or Jnet aa laformal get- can't be wrong to alert the peo­ made Its return. TMs time It’s rally came aa Bogalusa polios sending In of fedenU troops." supports the British 3roadcast- and wonderful things itart to happenl-fitt tS Ii^ L Y ple,” ha said. not a tandsm, with the girl The agreesaeBt was naltod together of a eodety, lodge or RIBS Instituted a "get tough" policy A federal Judge In New Or­ Ing Corp. down a t a slxlh OMtotlng oT some trleadly group. ' cash to set ready,' cash to go, and an Inter- S16.7B $300 Morgan said the warning perched behind her fellow, but in the wake of a federal govern­ leans will hold a heariiw next The 36- by 20-lnch portrait came nom J. Dou|^ Stewart, in keeping with the ristim which Bunton la accused of the oonfersss ts resolve dif# Rational Credit Card for famnediate aervice 26.S8 500 ment move to have top police Monday on a Justice Depart­ passed by the Hooee April We Are Prepared to who said he. was > researching statue of women, the two ride oitfloials cited for contem|x. ment request to ban the Klan stealing la believed to be the shutg the wey at any Banaflclal offica coait- 36.41 700 nrophsolsa at the University m sMe-by-elde, Tsm regular bl- 5 and by ths ie a n te July $• It was learned that the from interfering with persona earliest of thrse Goya painted of ' Serve You to Your 51.i 5 1,000 cyclee are attached together, to-coaitl Phone now and let Banaficlal put c Ohio In Athens. Council tor a Better Lcotolana seeldng to lawfully demonstrate the Britlah hero who defeated MARKS OONnilMBD Ttw latter didn’t spcolfloally wdiloh, sooordtng td a huit 'On 84 menUi phm. will recommend that Gov. John ■igalnat segregation practices. Napoleon’s arm y In Spain. Put Complete SatUfaetUm. DRIVEWAYS cpih in your pocket. . . fasti ■ay the dlaaator would hit* Santa from American. Machine .and ^^1 up for auction at Sotheby’s, it WAflHINOTON (AP ) ^ ^ ' Judge Herbert W. Ohrteten- Barbara County, said Morgm. Foundry, took rauoh engineer­ MoKelthen name a btraolal Our oaterlag sorvioe la aeff np oommlttee to deal with tha berry will also conduct a hear­ was bought by U.S. oil mllUcm- The fleonte confirmed ParfciBg A m m 0 Om Stattoni • BookettiaS Oonrto “But who am I to ing skill. Models appeared two airs Charles Wrightaman In PreeUtoot Jobneon’s nomlna#- to he flexlhlefloxlMe enough to ae- by two,* a girl and a boy, and state’s raotal probisma. ing to determine If Bogalusa oommodate any elia gathertag. Now Booking for Hgwiogia. WoHi , L ea d en of the council, a prt- Public Safety Commissioner June 1961, for $892,000. tlon of Leoutrd K. MnrtRi^ Why not oall ns and talk over BENEFICIAL In hla lottor, Stewart aald the ■ome .of the models had never The sale produced the usual Washington lawyer, to tm* FINANCE SYSTEM earthquake-tidal wave predic­ ridden a bike before, but elnoe vate agency oompoeed of eome Arnold Spiers and Police Chief Uw detailsf Olaxton Knight should bs hold In publlo outcry agalitot totting an need Cart T. Rowaw as tSr SPECIAL VAOATIOItTIME PRIDES tion was mads by Jsano Dixon a four-wheel vehicle oanhot tip of the eUtee leading white lApM up to $1000— Loona llfe-lnaurad at low eoat. buslnaee and civic leaden, contempt tor not providing ade­ art treasure leave the country. rector e f tho U,fl, InfceRMw All Work Peroonally SupervlMd. Wo an 109% Inaond. of Washington, and others. oYcr, there were.po problems Wrighteman offered to sell Um . tlen AgiswT- It alee a#T ■eneMwl Plw iiei C*. ef AAoitdieator meetsI withwun MoKsthsnMoiveuisn todayeooay Inm quate proteotion for civil rights Stewart’s latter rejortodly until one ooupte reached a cor* marohera. Judge Chrtstenberry painting to the National Gallery' nreved tho : was received In other Southern M r of the Isnm e^ere (hey d ^ -This iwo-pioM shirtwaist of white Hocksnum jrflb- » skyscraper ■ capltol, at 806 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER itoni Rouge. MoKfthan )tad •arllsr had ordered Bogalusa for the price he bad paid. The 'Edward Clailh' GARDEN GROVE DEMAlb BROTHERS Oalltofnla eltias but -no action ■greed es4o hrketltor iA 'm le al^int-worgtsicl by Frank Adams was shown in the lawyor aad baakor, M EcM I $ 4 1 8 9 • Kker Sb Raw Eiglaad T tl R a llS i N askeda the oouholt for Ideas on police not to Interfere with dem- British governm ent and a prt- wag ispewtod taken olsswhsn. or right, and then ttnre- w m I'-i S' TELEPHONE 649v6818—649-5314 • 4 S -H 9 1 ' Bahamas by New Englind’s J. P. Stevens Co. ths raelal Issue. oniitratora suid to prevent whitM vate foundation pot up'the' non- teoio fr t e o i o f itr - ■ ^aaaaegBafiiiir.'jM.rj bo aatbaowdor la ■) (floe Fngo Seven) White boots complete the ensemble. Some 6,000 peraone attended a from attacking ^em. ey. ^

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PAGS TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HEJ^LD,'MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1988 XStJ ? — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ OONN« WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1965 where tha horn has aaitansiva ritten Woric unaocompaniad paassgas, tha C olu m b ia Sheinwold on Bridge oompoaer damanoed that tha MUaiOAL m iand part be playad without tha use OmkJml THBATRB Ford Co. President Proposes OOVtUGBOUS DEFENDER , w ltallsyfifl iM , WUbwenBUbuf CfOM Bw. PIT >4 W e U ^ la ye d Canturlaa ago honi players Salary Item MUST ROPE FOR BEST JbUIL had only tha “natural" horn NORTH TIIMITEadO Mini SIT Democrats Stressing M H ir c m tm tm (without mechanism) and did By ALFRED sheinw old I9 S Space-Age Safety Program manMV to play ths instrument Biggest In K7 fAIUtOM ROCKVILLB •BMION •rlMan’i "Swe- Daolarsr aaoa tha dummy and ASI2 in this manner though we have MUIKAt *^vo Vernon youths acmiead fcr tonor, Itora no reoordlnga to show whether tharofora knows what ha haa to AK84 CAeAlUniMY School Costs lA fT Schools, Recreation of shooting out atreet UghU WASHmOTON (AP) — Theamuch of the work ba oontraotadaterm study of auto safety prob- provliM tiM h l(h they played well or badly. Wil­ kork with. Stnea a dafander president of Ford Motor Co.“ pro­ to unlverritles and.... private in­ how to solve them. A CAR FROM FAUL DODOR FONTUC, ^»o( iB iMt Brankif’i Hkrtfonl fully returning to this outmod­ * Alt 4 10 Mr.Sliowiiiinship wtia given suspended sentences does not aat Ma partner's hand, S? J 53 9 A Q 4 fP O R C fY Tha Damoomtlo posed today a rsssarch program dustry. Experience gained by •pokssmen for General Mo­ ed tsohnlqua aarvas only to add in tha prattm- natlo PHKfonaftlnua to have iN total of 180 days on charges of Arjay Millar, the Ford presi­ He estimated the complete one point wondered out loud Itu Britten work had atH j In perfect style, but wsj By STD KRONI8H tranaportatloa eeats. National ChannrionsiHp laat .ttW-UI-UI witwai»utui.toaaiisnHi Iratom, as wall as to aaak out It raoommandad that eon dent, told the Senate Executive program would require years, why the auto Industry was “al­ m tim all available staU and fadaral atablas racatvad sufficient po- breach of peaoa, carrying a rids tkaan heard hare once Wore, don't know how many “takas’’ It la Iranio that the year 1988 Tha aalhrlaa are afipraorimata- Am*, in a bona dafandad by MATINELS-WED 2 3 0-S A I fi OO In a motor vehlols, and wilful ReorganlMtion Committee In out that some useful informa­ ways lagging behliul, waltlt^; for were necessary before this was M n. JaeMa Begin, of Montreal. funda os thay pertain to educa­ lloa training to anable them to someone to tell them something USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR *’bo rar aa I recall, and so it —praaorlbad by most naiUona of ly 810,000 over last ysar'a budg­ parform thalr duties more af- Injury to prlvata property. In prepared testimony tha solution tion would be forthcoming early. had an advantafc denied the accomplished. Mr, Jacobs had ths world aa tha mtamational Opening lead — Two of dla- i i Vbm tion. It is aim raoommandad oannot be found alone in build­ Ford already has partTclpated should be done" to build more et and total |187,170. TTm In- i t fWOAV, JUtr fla t II AM that tha school ba snoouiwgod factlvely, and that a greater eddiUen to the suspended seh- other compoalUons, allhourh IT only ona opportunity laat eve­ Cooperation Tear — has shown craaaa la aooountad for by the mondo. tenoe, Cummings was placed on ing more safety features into In developing some equipment eafety Into care as standard LEASING PLAN ning, and if the reaulta were to oontlnua to ba tha eantar of use of the constables in polios equipment. you like tried and true works, vary UtUa cooperation or atforta addition of two taaoham to tha West opened the douce of BRER RABBIT AND THE FOX work should ba made, cooper' probation for two years. care. that couliId 1be used in the otud^ ‘Hwa Klaina Naohtmusik'' less than perfect, the fault lies to do ao In every ooatlnanl ohdjo, and dadarar won tha trtoka. Their beat obaiKa waa to youth activity, provldlii(g tha If eafety ware the sole con­ he said, such as a device Hls hearings at this stage do i Btaff and routlna inoremant defeat the contract. WTi SOW 06 Mtl II.OO Ctllf ti.OO ’ ’training ground fo r raaponai- atlng oloaely with tha resi­ John M. Reed, 18, o f 86 Moaart and Schubert’a Piftfa mors with ths composer than throughout tha globe. Tat, there atma to tha prsaant staff. trick In dummy and lutfad a sideration, not affected by need evaluate drivers’ reactions, and not concern any particular bill. with tbs perfomsr. club to lead a heart Dummy’s Mm. Begla’a riaky play paid Ma aduTthood.” dent state trooper, and that tha Emma La., was given a totol of Rather, they ara designed to S kymphony can acarc^ be tx - must be a ray of bops aa long Thltlon oosta wlU ha tha same oonatablaa should ba used more 130 days suspended sentence for for speed and low cost, “we a project to provide road infor­ •» ealted. Next week the concert will aa oountriaa issue stamps hon­ king loot to tha sea. a big dlvldead. West was aUa An all-anoompaming raorsa- could design a vehicle that mation through car radios. provide the baste for a national as last year; at least there U ttonal program to mast tha In traffic control work. eaitylng a rifle in a motor ve- PAUL DODGE return to its usual time on to win the second heart trick policy on highway eafety and ^ Faatured in the Britten work oring tha ICY. Tha latest of no Indloatloa from Windham Mrs. Begin returned her Thraa other recommendations hide and wilful injury to pri­ would look like a tank, float In He estimated his company is ■a ware Wilbur Reeves, tenor, and Wednesday evening when we these stamps has been Issued ringlaton trump from the Bast with the Jack, and West ooidd • noads o f alt aga groups la rso- water, and not travel over 10 spending about 3188 million an­ for the creation of a federal auto High Sohool that there will ba ommanded. In tha Dsmooratlo platform vate property. * James Jaooba, horn. Mr. Reeves shall hear tha final offering of by India, reports tha World any ehanga. Oosta total 8U7,- hand, and Waat took tha ace of than take tha last tnimp out of miles an hour, with all occu­ nually on automotive eafety. eafety center to foster safety re­ tha Tha plaitfoRn stataa that tha ware also stated in tha Repub­ In both oases. Judge Reicher search, coordinate federal-stete- £ has long been a memher of the Wide Phllatolio Agsnoy. The de­ 180 o n h haMa o f 1088 par pupU. trumpa and lad another trump. the dummy. Eventually Bast got lican platform. They Include pants hameeeed Inside like ee- Ford Is making’ seven eafety PONTIAC : Hartford Feotivaa Chorus but I sign features a handolaap, the This left only ona trump in dum­ the setting trick with tha queen necessary function of tha board ordered “ strict" probation and tronauta," he said. features standard instead of op­ local safety efforts, and Investi­ Othsr Items U at^ such aa la- o f salactman, particularty tha instituting a fuIl-Uma road told ths youths that if they vl' M had never heard him aa aololst aymbol of friendship. Thahaada stnietionat auppllas, other my, but ona haart ruff would be of hearts. Miller proposed the federal tional on its 1966 models, he gate In depth the causes of acci­ 373 Main St. MANCHESTER 649-2881 If Bast had piayad the queen ftrst aalaetman, Is to provide suparvioor to raUava the first date their probation and are added. dents to determine how to avert * beTora. His was a startlinsly Andover are surrounded by laurel tranaportatlon oosta, hoard aa- enough tor declarer. Selectman of road duties so government direct the research '• *"^ n e parfom ance which dla- wraatha. Above tha design is of hearts aha could not have leadership for all phases of lo­ presented to court, “there is no program, which would use mod­ The questioning of the Ford similar ones. panaaa, malntanaaoas, nsw South won the second round of cal government, to moke def- that hs could davota all his trial, you begin serving your The broad scale probe Is ' — played a voice o f aKcellent Um- Archery Group tha inacrlptlion “Intaniulanal aqulptoant, total 806,886. trumpa in dummy with the Jadt returned a trump. Declarer time to administrative would em processing equipment to. executive winds up but one J»re and predee Intonation. Mr. Cooperation Tear 1988" to Eng- would rutt a heart in dummy, Inlta recommendations for town sentences." handle masses of data, but that' phase of the committee's long- scheduled to lost from two to State giants this year based and returned tha seven of haarta \ meeting action and to carry out be directly responsiblt to the three years, and to bring to the Jacobs did waM with the ex- Hah. Below K k also Inaoribad on avanga daily attendance from dummy. TMs forced But and tMa wouM aosure the con­ the new bofurd o f selectman. Three youths who engaged in * Oaaalva^ dlCfioult horn part, Sets Schedule in Hindi. Tha color la HgM tract. tha rasulta of town maatliv da- an argument had charges of witness stand later many state aia aKpactad to ooma to $108,- to make a vital dacMon. Daily Qneatlan clsiona aa promptly and ef' Tha road supervlaor would and city officials, students of 2 W*>- brown and olive green. TBO; transportation 118,088 and ba directly rat^nsible to the breach of peace nolled (not Wa§ W ill a Doctor? East could not aaa her part­ flclantty aa poasibla, informing prosecuted) against them. They safety problems and others. 2 m ' Actually the composition la Alt a reca n t masting of the Partner open with one heart, othw relatad Itama win total ner’s hand and therefore did not the realdants of official board of selectmen. The first three of the auto In- a* % Batting: of half a dosen poems looal arcfaacy program' ape First day cover oollaetars wM. 8188,167. and the next idayer paeaea. Toa BOLTON LAKE HOTEL A recommendation to pro­ were Donald D. Smith, 23,. 166 know wtx> had the Jack of dustrv’s big four companies in­ S -my aa many different poets, all aorad the reoraauon oocnmla- ha glad to sea the 1968 adltlm hold: Spodae, K-Q-8-4-8-9; regular town buatneae. vide aerial maps of the town Union St, Terrence Smith, 20, « whom have achieved a esr- A program to pool aqtaoted hearts. It Boat played her low ROUTE 44-A—BOLTON, CONN. The platform alao ohargad of 8 Becker PI., and Michael Researcher Reveals Bard sisted one after another that Sion, 'niasdBy and Thursday of tha "Uidtad Stataa SpaolaUBad govammant-afioted hmda from haart and South produced the Hearts, 10-9-8-4-8) DIamonda, J ) to 'provide a more equitable as­ €„§taln dsfree of immortality. ev en in g s were seleotsd aa reg­ Catalog of Fliet Day Oovare” OInba, 8. What do you oayf the selectmen with tha raopon- Urain, 21, o f Baxter Rd., Tol­ most of their engineering efforts four towns wUI anoompsaa the Jack, Boulh wouH win tha trick sessment o f twal estate and the are intended to make their cars Si^rfiavlnf dtosan fine texts to ba- ular meeting dataa for tha lust pufbUahad by tha Waahtnr Answer: Bid tour haarta slbtltty of Inspiring action in elimination of the annual decla­ land. l-*'%ln with, Mr. Brlttan'a taak cultural and aduoational proh- and than ruff a haart. Declarer EVERY THURS. NIGHT attracting Induatry and com­ Far Ahead of Medical Men safer. They pictured car buyers group. RueaaB Hors, a oarttflad ^ neaa. Thera era ahnoatMO lama for tha pra-acboolar as would gat eleven tricks inale ad Thera in no need to find a fit ration of real property was Joseph J. Savage, 69, of 80 ** waa tborougkly advanced be­ archery Insiivotor wW conduct price changes Hated. The adl- in spades when you already FROM 5:30 to 8:30 PAL merce to town, and to aaek out Davis Ave., chanred with in­ as often reluctant, however, to BOHLmi writ as tha disadvantage child. o f erty tan — an Important eon- proposed, alao stating that the fore ha set pan to paper. And know about a magnificent haart *'our rightful ohan of all avail- toxication, was fitted $8. but pay the additional costs for such SIRLO IN PIT NO. 38 ths daaaas aaatstad by Qaotga tton brings tg> to data ths val­ Towna in addition to Columbia atderatlon In toumamant play. public deserves an explanation WASHINGTON (AP) — For-4>tract as being something safety featurea as seat belts. 3 It must be admitted that the Arnold and Ronal Beam. ues of various oM oovara and fit Thera Is a need to stop tha able state and federal funds. of the return of the tax dol­ had the fine remitted when he » eompoaar la one of tha few who ara ASfaford, Uhlon aad WM- Beat Obanea sooth! Was William Shake- more than a mere cupboard for All three companies sought to There are 86 peraoha ragia- tha latest onea. Other apedal Ihwton. opponents from finding a lit ITALIANO I It is recommended that bueare practicing medicine blame carelessness and lack of tarad at prsaant In two groupa aaeVons Inckida a needy levtaad Tm IprogriiB wSI Inekida ax- The platform also recom­ drink for four years. the belly itself, Menenius says: oonvlnclngrly. Introduction to first Texas Toast that (tw recent town masting property of tha lota MV. aad conunlttaa was David Mull- At Prosecutor John Lonfoar- to rate hanging out his shingle STEPMOTHER AT 16 The hearings deal primarily 5 ^ Ike aongs definitely sound aaiy of tha BatOa o f Britain. orderly growth' and provision holland. Other members includ­ do’s request, Harretoon woe re­ as an Elizabethan M.D. • Mixed Green Salad at Ifiie Britten, but they seem ex- vote reganling quarteify tax Mia. Jonathan Jon Webstar off R t BgiMtwtmoR wowcemiow In our main dining room. . . JACKSON, Ohio (AP) — with what Rlblcoff calls efforts paymanta oannot be ratroaictiva Tha vatuea wlU ha 8,18, 88 and for sanitotion and recreation ed John Burokaa, Thomas leased without bond. Verily,,quoth Dr, Samuel M. ]|! tremely self- conscious in struo- 80 gold oantimas. The design 87. areas, as well as encourage­ Mannl^, Jamea Priaat, Rob­ Dodek, me great Shakespeare Sharon Kay Hughes, 16, of near to make the "second Impact” u ture both in form and in har- to include lha July 1 tax blBing, Tha property o f Mko. Jtma Featuring Bill Nemeroff and Jullue Ureln, 23, of W est 'Wll- Jacltson, a seventh-graider, has In an accident less dangerous to win depict a portratt of ^ ment of Judlcioua enforcement ert Mongeon, Daniel Taft, Mngton, had a bond o f |25 for­ was years — nay, eveii centu­ - monio content Only one (with already sent. Winston and St. Paul'a Oaths- Norcroes WSbstar had bean of­ his ^Golden Horn” with his Foursome of present aonlng regulations, become a stepmother to five, occupants. He uses the term to JUNIOR STEAK PLATE These bUHngs were based on fered to a youth group the I John Tweet, IValter Beaton feited when he did not appear ries — ahead of the practicing describe the effects when a col­ words by Ben Jonson) seems dral during tha bombinga. A lw including a complete review of and Melvin Backea. medics in his seeming greuidmdther to another five .« Jo have iq>ontanelty and to the 1964 Grand List figures and truBtaea. Tha Boy Soouts had to answer to a charge of intotd- and a great-grandmother — all lision flings an occupant against • Junior Steak • Texas Toast to bo IsBued are tero stamps for Banquet Fadlitios Available Up To 450 what the already bean accom­ catkm. knowledge of some aspects of ucdtieva a th o ro u ^ hlandlny o f are due and payable in the form tumod It down due to their re­ Evening Herald in a matter of a few minutes. some part of the car or out of it • Yz Baked Potato • Mixed Green Salad 9 9 e tha Intainafional CboporaUon cant aoquMtkm of axtanoive plished with req^ect to the Other dlspoelttone: Lee H. human physiology. . words, mak>dy, narmony, and In which they were received Y s m on KVA4 to cotooMe with affect It has had and wlU oon- ToUead .oomqpondcnt . Mn. * She was married recently to -a aoraage ts AMiford. TTm Oon- Newton, 21, Hartford, failure to Take the great discovery of — ordiestral resources. Inciden- by taxpayara. IMtad Nations Day. Tha design ’TONIGHT" Bette Quatrale, tele|dione 878- the circulation of the blood — 62-year-old construction worker, tal^ltwaa in this one thalMT. The townapeople voted in aeottout TraSa OounoS appfied 7:00-»9:18 I .MR CONDiriONH" I obey state traffic control sign, W ^ey David Bowen of Upper will feature two hands dasped to tha Zoning Board of Appeals Lcgal Notleea 8848. $18; Matilda Ott, 42, Morrow generally credited to Sir Wil­ STEAK SANDWICH a Jacobs ezoanad with the bom favor of quarterly payments in­ In tha laurel wreath eniblam aa SUNDAYS ' liam Harvey who first spoke of Sandusky. Bowen was divorced J p a rt stead of semi-annual payments. for panniaaion to use tha land 1:00 • 4:30 ■ BURNSIDE ▲T A OODBT OF PROBATB. Rd., Tolland, operating a,,motor five years ago after 39 years of FREE a ^ e s te d hy tha United Natkaw for an adult and senior sooot held at lloncheeter, within and for vehicle with defective equip­ it in 1619. dt - Througout, the horn la affec- But the vote cannot be made to Postal Administration. 8:88 - 8d0 s?rt HI. I In efftyt, Shakespeare marriage. • Giant Portion Sizzler Steak on j* Jtvaly employed but tha studied apply to this billing because ths tralniag oamp for CNri Soouts. flie Dletriot ot Uaneheator, on the ment, reduced from reckless The coujfle, who met through DELIVERY Bonanza Bun • Mixed Green Salad Tlialr appttoiUfon was turned Sth day of July, 1!19«. T i d a l Wave driving, 315; Dennis A. Berg­ scooped Harvey on this one by 3 difficulties which tha eompoaar btBs were already sent out whan The Fhench Colonies, referred Present, Hon. Jotih ' Wallett, having one of his characters say a mutual friend, apq>lied for a 7 ladlad Into the part only aarva tha vote was tsdien. down beoausa H was a “ uae not Judse strom, 18, EJMlngton, failure to marriagfe license with the con­ to as the French Community, In harmony with tha gsnanal Estate of Francis J. Happmy lats obey state traffic control mark­ In the first act of "Hamlet," ARTHUR DRUG AIR CONDITIONED ^ aa atumbllng blocka to tha will ba iesuing a variety of tai- ef Hanchi^er, in said DWrtet, de- Predictio^a written 16 years previously: sent of the girl’s parents, Mr. ■wololst and add little or nothing: Tha Hatald’a Andover aawa Is uaa o f the land In tha area or gronitfil ing, $26; Piacldo Hernandez, 31, and Mra. Arthur Hugfiea tarasting atampa. The report auMact to proper safeguarda.** A Rag. Low Price fl.00 The administrator bavins exhibit­ EUington, intoxication, $10, " . . . holds such an enmity to the general musical affect being handled by Mrs. Raymond cornea from tha French Poatal ed his admlnistratlan aooounC wUh with blood of man — t o tha I Prologue and Ei^logua, talepiwne TU-IML The townapeople ara a Httle ANSFIELD(fZ. Chlldrea Under 18 FVeo Alerts C .D . breach o f peace, noUed. Administration in Parle. The aipprehenarive about tha Aiture said estate to this Oourt for allow­ "That swift as quicksilver it Cameroons wiU iesua a 70 franc *a,ove” 8:48—’TSword” 10:80 ance. It Is . courses through J tsM of tha land. It Is a spodoua ORDERED : ; Itiat the lath d » of EAST HARTFORD SESSION airmail stamp showing the property of five and one half Ausuot 1966. at elevsn o'clock fo ^ (Continued from Page One) ‘"Ihe natural gates and alleys SateUita Syncotn. The Oentrid noon at the Probate OWloe in the R oy Culver, 22, of 1031 Tol­ aerea of landscaped grounda, MunlchMl BuUcUM in said Man­ land Tpke., waa found guilty of of the body. . . ." Afrioan Republic wUI issue a 400 feat of wntairront, a-large JatiesfiaRNeR Dk k V ^ D y w chester, be sod Bve same Is as- In Atheiu, Ohio, Stewart, S3, a reckless driving and fined 3100 Soliloquizing in an article in Glen Haven Boys' Day Comp stamp tor electrochemistry. The bouae and a bam with guest stened for a bearins on the allow­ native of Ann Arbor, kOch., and this morning. the Journal of the District of Congo RepUbHc wiU issue a ance of said admlnlitratlon acctwnt rooms and a recreation area. u v ommpiv with said eslats,.]tsoertaiDmsnt of graduate assistant in photogra­ Culver was arrested last Columb^ Medical 8ociety, Do­ 1- li Now stamp UlintraUng Telestar. Ga­ E S /VUettCKINSON heirs and order of dlstrilwtlon.^i^ phy. at Ohio University, aaid month after being'chased by dek —*'^f George Washington bon win issue a set of four Maneheater Evening HaraM this Oourt directs that notice of lha raiRearcKlng prophecies and vl- Manchester Police. He was UnlvbMflty School 6f Medicine — 691 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER atampa abowing ancient boats. time and place asslsned tor said also prpbes into Shakespeare's Accepting Applications Columbia eorraapondent, Vlr- heaiins b given to aU petwoca elona la a hobby with him. charged with driving his motor­ glsto Oarlaoii. tsL, 888-8884, known to B Intorestsd therein to Ha added: cycle through several stop signs prqphetlo savvy on the subject Shmgary hea isaued a new 80 be hsav^thsrM to *T have been In tootA with of ralfestlon. NEXT TO GAS CO. u FOR THE REMAININO fERIODS and througti a red traffic Wfor ataa^ to cosnmamorate , ______'a oopy of this order In Mra. Dixon, and also With Mra. Hgtat. It wasn't until early in the h the First Intematiotua Ranaia- some newspaper honrlns a drcula- 19th century, Dodek said, that 3rd Ftriod ...... rTvt. July 26 — A ^. 6 ttoo in soidDlalriot. i t load awen Grace Conrad of Bayside, Calif., :!!!!! sanca Conference held in Buda­ Boyg Suffocate, days before the day of sold heai; regarding these proj^ecieS. researchers like Dr. William PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 4th F t r io d ...... Aug. 9 — Aug. 20 pest. The design Shows a re­ Inc, and by malUns, by cerUfUd See Strike End Beaumont, an American doctor, mail, on or before Jidy 90. 1916, a IDn. Dixon’s forecoet was not Free brodmrea available at Naartff Arma Company, Krause production of "The Red Head" A u n t C h a r g e d copy of this order to Peter J. aur­ aa epeoiflc as that of Mra. Con­ demonstrated the wondrous Oreenhonaa, Ijovely Lady Beauty Salon, Hobby Shoppe, Her- by Leonardo da ^ncl. Reflect­ a s School Street. MSnehee- rad, because she (Mrs. Conrad) NEW LONDON (A P )—There chemistry and physiology of dto’a Crafts and Jaekaon’s Market. ing the Soviet influence, a With Murder Oonn. Itad written letters to editors of was hope that a settlement digestion. ■tamp was issued to honor the c?:’ JOHN J. WAU-ETFr, Judge. Or Gail One Of The Following Parties newspapers in tliat area, and might be reached today in the Before that, he said, doctors visit to Hungary of the first AT A CXIURT OF PROBATE, strike at the Electric Boat ediip- had referred to the process of O anv Dtreator, Oaorge MM cbA—XgS-76tS REPUBLIC, Pa.'(AP) — Lost alec predicting Jidy 21 woe the woman cosmonaut, V. Tareab- DHei held at Mancheeter. wUtiin and for day for the tidal wave and yairde that has Idled 13,600 work­ digestion “with grave theories Oangt Saontory, Edward MoOarthy— 888-6988 kova, aad bar buSband A. Mko- Saturday night two boys ware tile district of Manchester on the of ‘innate heat' and ‘vital spir­ k . found aaphyxlatad In an umuad 14tt> day of July, A, D. l ^ - , aartfcquaka.’’ ers and stopped work on nine Aaatatant Camp Otatjotor, Andrew Vlncena 648-1888 layev. Tha stamp ebowa tha two Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. He noted forecasta that the nuclear-powered submarines. its’ .” L fHars and a scans in Budapaat rafrlgarator. Today tha aunt of IMeRMaN Xudire. If these doctors had only ona of tha youngstara was bsing Estate ot AUen M. Barrett, tote tidal wave would l>e preceded After reaching agreement Sparry’s Glen rsntnla for-weekend pionloa and oafiaga now «t Manchester, In said dhitriot. de- by a rapid rise in the Colorado IXieeday on the hMt m ajor issue brushed up on their Shake- bMng handled by Camp Dbeotor, George Mttdiea ar Aa- J^»n has issued a sat of two held on murder ehargas. speare^to wit Act I of “Corio- Btata p«dlca arraoted RTIma COMPANION FEATURE River, which has alreaity taken — work done at_^the Quincy, Btatnnt Camp Director, Andrew Vinoens. Ftampa honoring Aso Natlanal Upon the appUostlon of Mlaite place. Moss., shipyard — union and lanus,” they would have found SiDEWMDAJfS Eparjaai, 88, o f thla western Ball Barrett, widow of sold de­ Park. T7»a 6 yen stamp ahowa ceased and life tenant of the pnm- He said Mrs. Conrad’s predlc management negotiators took on “startling, significant. . .(state I Mount Naka-dake. The 10 yen Pennsylvania town Tuesday ileb known os No. 83 Osk Street, In ments) , .. regarding dlgestlcm nlfht. PoUca aaid she had ad­ tlon was fiiat the disaster would the few remaining problems and depicts five mountains seen ■Sid Mandiester, praying this Oourt come at 1 :SO p.m. today. remained In session until after and nutittton.” from Shiit>3raena. Also laaued by mitted closing the door of tha order the sole of Mid pratoMS tor In that play the character refrigerator on tha boys. muons set forth far sail appUcatton, “If nothing happens today," midnight. (bat county ara stamps oora- seM EKewart, 'T won’t breathe TTiey were schedifled to re­ Menenius speaks up in defeiuie memoratlng the ITY centenary She waa arraigned bt *OBDBKEl>: That the forecoing Enloy flwM EOLTON JusUca of tha peace a anrllootton be heard and dtter^ easy until July is over." sume (heir talks this morning. of the belly — gastrointestinal and InteniatlonM Cnopfratton muied at the Probate otftoe In Man­ Tear. mended to Jail pending a bear­ chester. in sold Disttiot, _on the 6th 3 BIG DAYS — THURS., FRL. SAT., JULY 22 - 23 - 24 LAKE HOTEL “ FrMay ing Friday. Her arraat followed August, A. D. 1968. at eleven thraa days of quaatloning. ki the forencm. and that Nit* Fish DiniMT The Falkland Manda soon will aotlM be given to oil pereons Intel- IsBue tour new etampe to com­ The victims ware Florian Bp- PETEK MANN erted In said estate of ^ i^ e n c y LAST CHANCE TO SAVE ON SPRING AND SUMMER APPAREL Sp*eiob" ov*rioekiiig memorate the Both anniveraary arjesl, 10, who Uvad with hla at aaid oppHoatton and the time and aunt and hla grandmothar, JOCELYN LANE place of hearing thereon, by pub- of the BatUa of the Falkland BaMng a copy M this order In some ROUTE 83 bMMtiful lohoB Leit* Wanda, raporta the Crown Mary Eparjaol, a n f Jamas Mar- newspaper hawing a circulation in The Agents Representative In Wash­ u ed, 8, also o f Rapublie. ooid district, at least seven days be­ TALCOTTVILLE from our Torroct Room. ington. niiartrated on the stamps Tbalr bodlao ware found fore the day of sold hearing, to ap­ jammed in tha 14-lnch deep re­ pear If they see cauM at said time CONN. Tads Lebaten, Shrimp New Jia be: HMS Olosgow, lolii * be heard retodve Lemon Sole, Lobster Baste, Kent, HMB Invincible, ami the frigerator in tha baaoment ot aad by mailing on or be- Q o u d w h ssL LARGE GROUP GIRLS' AND BOYS' b ofg, Fried Olama, Broiled Seafood Marinara, Baste PaHdand Xslande Battla Memo­ tha Eparjaai home Shoot five fore July lO n i 1966. by oerUflM 643-9016 Loagoatlnos, Sliver BneeMs, ram, copies of thh order to Marion Twin Lobsters With Draws rial. Each value also will show hours after MaruocTa parents Rail Barrett. 83_Oak Btraet. DRESSES BATHING SUITS Batter, Salmon Steak, Rain­ Crab Meat Aa Gratia, Com­ a portrait of Queen BUaabeth. report ad him mlMlng. C hester Oonn.; Charles N. Oroekett, bination Seafood Plata, Bedk- juty., t o Main Btreet Meuichaah*, bow Trout With Anchovle ad Shrimp aad Clama, Bagn- Oonn,; guanllui od Utem tor aU un- 40% - 50% OFF 40% OFF Batter, Haffimt Steak, Baked faur Brollad Lobater With Beer Record Likely detertnmed, unborn or minor Staffed Shrimp, Soft SheO sens,, and return make to this N e w i - !■ i« till liiiii Drawn Batter, Spaelal 8 NEW YORK — If weather Crabs, Fried Shrimp, Boston Pound Lobater With Drawa IVIEADOWS“- ' JOHN J. WALLBTT,, Judge. .Sorod, Lobater Newtmrg, Batter. H ' ‘ 0 SPGI D [ I I’rt t H! i| oondMksis are f aivocSMa during the peak aummar salaa aeason. Fall. • n-, ' T'! 1 , "'if, ,, I 'iiiiiiiipiijliiiiiip',’' b i l l NEMEBOFF AND HBB FOUBSOM* OMAR SHARIF U4B. bear aaloa this year are ex­ * * ® S P E Boaqaat FaeUltlea AvaUaUa For Up To 480 STEPHEN BOYD pected to rise to about 108 ndl- You Got MORE BOYS' AND GIRLS' | — Color — Uon barrels. TMs would oom- GIRLS' SHORTS I with 1964 sales of 96.8 /.-over this Cur, and Pay LESS Collecfion t!“• PAJAMAS I the new ‘tlm ilib Kaha” mUHon bam lB , aa oH-4lma rao- at AUTO DIS­ AND SHORT SETS 2 oid. . ^ high-flyia' bii STEVE MoQUEEN COUNT HOUSE. iiij SIZES-TODDLERS'1-4,4-14 | l e e REMICK Ine.i New slim skirt bandless waistband, fun-lovin slot seam front »/2 PRICE i 30% OFF ^ I BOLTON LAKE HOTEL "BABY THE RAIN Mattaae Dally liSO • • j!„lj ROUTE 44-A—BOLTON, CONN. MUST F A U ' teeorage liiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiili Children undet 12 free* Cardigan contrast textured OiANT fRrr PLAYGROUND EH S TlU aO D yoke detail. Mock turtle shell tended ehoulder 10” back zip. Ijiliiiiililiiliiiiiile 1st Run SHOW TIMES ALL C(MX>B SHOW! GIRLS' SPRING ijii SMALL GROUP || Plus Top Comedy ‘ ‘Gaoghla Kahn” — 8t45 JEBSr LEWIS *T}ood Neighbor Sam” — lOtSS SKIRT $12.98 Both In Color "TTw FomiN J*w *b" COATS — SUITS Pi! BOYS’ AND GIRLS' ll80-«tW-8t88 JERSEYS — ploa — JERSEY $10.00 Vl PRICE "Mock Spun" 30% OFF The BMITOALHODN LIMITED QUANTITIES Miahtiest 8tU -8tU Francis Dickenson SWEATER $17.00 VVarrior- President

Emperor Ssys— STORE Ilillliiili l l l i i i i b iiiiliiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiilliilliiiilliiii of AIITimel HOUES 11 GIRLS’ AND BOYS' "Alwaara A CHOICE BOYS' COATS Seleom n ot Fine Auto- Mon., Tina., Wad., i mobilea — Cadillac#, !lli! ’I h a t s — HATS — HAty; WUnAMUFOK OMemobllae, C h evro- I G -e Vl ilii! asAsmuouswiit lete. Fords (You Nome PRICE I $1.00 Hie Clark’s It) at D IB C O U N T \ m m v S m r eeie TRun., Fit M XM liM . • PBICBS!” Iliiiiiiillillllliiliiiiiiiiliiii llliiliiiiiSi! WILUKANTIO ’ t O -9 Naweamara . galata su lss sveiy day as sor fsaas far AUTO aKtraoidliiailly Sas fssdl s6 - OVERALL SETS saedest kutSa •nraads. How N-(>b(5N N l^ DISCOUNT ANNIVERSARY SALE INFANTS' - TODDLERS' OVERALLS - 4a wa know tfesy'fa nsorf ____ jMeseHOBEHTITtRNBOH ■aeasaa tkayjry that eantar STILL IN PROGRESS SUNSUITS — TOPPER SETS 30% - 50% OFF 4oor. (IPS widM op iMidk) Klwc tSm m *8111100 Honisilies Bsilsw' HOUSE, iiiA t OnSN EVEKT HAT 20% TO 50% O FF M AT.j|i8e ■VILStfO- OR ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE TODKYI55K.. MAT. liie BVB. iia o . f - liatad In OonnlcUout Armir Na­ O n m U r y tional Guard, will report this month to Fort Dlx, N. J., for hla six-months acUva duty tour. Following tha oompletloil of his training, P v t Nanoq- will Public Meeting Set report to hla parwit unit tha 134th MUitary P o l^ - Com­ pany NHiloh hM home atatlon bi Matichaatar.. On Zoning Change Gueat Caller Gen. NicholM KatienhMh saya Bobby Kennedy, whether Bhet- dictmenta and eonvlcUona since the government fM t against d6n Oohen over at IRS Tsould be 1660 — eomethlng like 1,200 per John Hendren of MaaaaohaT Lynda Johneon cent. WeN, now thcee figures aetts will be gueat oallar at tHa organizad ertma ntUarad for tha same as .Mortimer Caplin, prox Wllltmantic Ih- BLY, Minn. (AP) — Lynda y v etUnM H fw Hnyt Whirawaya' Square Dance Club several months but haa rs* whether Joa Fowlar would taka 4 H tend to tsval off. But It’ s not Plawalac and Zoning Con^ au«titrtat araaa and Rts. 6 and tird Johnaon and hor party of ths aama Una at Traaauqr aa baoauaa our effort has datario- 82 ara aoma of tha raasona why open dance from 8 p.m. to 11 gainad Us momantum and dm «0 Horae Show- 8a| o( Mlnneaota. crlms of all kinds aa his most rlanoe soma sort of Utup. But lotiB < « pn^Maad The Sixth annual Irt-Town Rich and . Mr. Id.Mraa Klwocki Anderaon; ' duty, Mr. The President’a older daugh­ important task in ths Dapart- it’s ^ckad up nosr, and wa'ra ^aana to the soninc ngula- Horse Show atarta at 10 a.m. ter Ehoved off Tuesday on a ment of Justlca. gattlng aoraplaoa. X don’t soa tlona and aDolnf map chancaa Sunday at the TA.C ground^kPUIlU^ onVII and Mrs. Raymflid Htcktng and Mr. and Mrs. Mchard Oaia, four-day trip. He is convlncad that tha com­ you oan sagr thara’s baan NUmaWua minor chanfw R t 30 In Vemon. Youthsha under mitment of J. Edgar Hoover any datarloratlon In tha aftort" To Hear Mlalatar Secretary of Agriculture Or- APPLIANCE i throurhant aKisUng ragulatlona 21 years of aga ara ellgmie. and the Federal Bureau of In­ Katzenbach said tha pace of i lava befB made ny tha com- (TIasaea will bajiunter seatsat aad- A special sarvMO at 8 p.im vlUc L. Freeman, who planned today In tha Firat (Tongtm- vestigation In combating ttis prosocutlona has baan main- mlasloa to atragtlian and die seat waatm and pony. to leave the party today to re­ organized underworld la "ba- tainsd In tha New York a ty olarlfy tham for aaaler In- Rafreahmants will M avail­ tional Church will have thaRav. turn to Waahln^n, said he REPAIR WnUam B. Beleta' of Williams- yond question." area. Ha pradletad ImprasalTra terpretalMi and mora affootlre able For information contact didn't know the route to be Uk- raaulta in tbs fight against CXil- town, Vt., aa gnart' praaehar; en. He feels that tha moet eerloue control, reporta Donald C. Mrs. Herbert W. Couch bf threat posed hy recent disclo­ cago’a daap^rootad enma ayndi gmlth, commlaalon chairman. Cooper Lana, town, or Mrs. .The rtinre)! pastoral oommU- Freeman’e wife, Jane, will tea Invitee members ahd friends sures of unaulhotlzsd wiretap­ eats. SERVICE 4 Mora stgnlflcant changea in R o g v Hatch of Stafford. atay with the party. Others in "W a’ra akaady getting soma T the regulattona Inchide a atraet to attaiHh with a view tcwhrd the group include a cook, sever- ping Is that it could kill the mor Armed SOrvloa News voting to accept ths Rev. Mir. ale of Internal Revenue Service rasulU in Chicago," ha t aUaalflcaUon ayaUm to pro- Marine Pfq. Sterling Mac- al Sedret Service agents, and "and that's highly encouraging. ride for development of a aya- Beldan as pastor at a spaalal' David Lefeve, described by a agents, who have been responsi­ ALL Pheraon, son of Mr. and Mrs. meeting following tha Sunday ble for 60 per cant of organized You’ve grt lam Oianoana In ftam of principrt on atate high- Sterling MaoPkorson Jr. of White House preaa representa­ jail, and 1 think you can look for ,a»aya, and major and eecond- 10:30 a.m. eervipe. tive aa a young man with whom crime proaecutlons. INSTANT Mason St, haa been deployed Katzenbach, attorney general a steady stream of now cazes in i ary streets within the town, to the Caribbean with a bat­ MIsa Johnson "goes out with the next IS monthz." SFWVICF if ,4 Procewing o f food, meat and Manohaatar HeraM Car entry more than anyone elae." since February but head of tha shop Burton’s first... talion landing team aa a mem- During the winter trznsftton, l^ tiy is no longer a per- correspondent Mrs. PaoUiie department alnce the resbna- bef of Company "H.” tlon of Robert F. Kennedy last he recited, "X met lYlth aM of ‘ttltted use in a Light Indus- Airman Third Claaa Andrew UMa, telephone 742-gSSL Ii- ttial (LI) Zone. Tha regula- Frank Sinatra September, (Uscussed the crime our organlMd crime people to Call 646-0111 J. Buckley m , son af Mr. and HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (AP) — picture In ah Interview with The zee thz3 the momentum wam’t treniGiidous bargains from every department! will not prohibit pacing Mrs. Andrew J. Buckley Jr., t at these products nor affect ex- Frank Sinatra left hla mark — Associated Praes. lost. I talked to Prezldeni John­ South St., (Toventry, has com­ hand and footprints — In the Sitting In on the Interview son at length on the subject, and 1 tfetlng operationa Performance pleted Air Force basic mlli- ? iganaanu to establlah maxi- XERO- forecourt of Qrauman's Chinese were Ass't. Atty. Gen. FYed M. he gave me carte Mutche to t--'- training at Lackland Theater In Hollywood Tuesday, Vinson Jr., chief of the depart­ push the pfom m , even while I NORMAN’S >.atum levaia fo r any iMoaible AFB, Tex. Ha is being as­ ; -diiisanoe fbetors in Aisineas fsria.ecJer W ) GRAPHIC the 160th movie celebrity so ment’s criminal division, and was only acung attomoy genar- signed to an Air Force Sys­ COPY SERVICE, INC. honored. William G. Hundley, head of al." m a n c h l s u r ' Industrial Zonea have been tems (Tommand (AFSC) imlt at ^S ded. The crowd of 3,000, eome of that Avislan’s organized crime Ho added: "Wa'vo oftways Bglin AFB, Fla., for training and racketeering boaatod about tha incraaao In Proposed oinnges In bouse and duty as a commimlcatlona- REED'S them in trees, watched. SALE! SALE! section. "There was seme i area for the R-30 Zone for electronica specialist. be-rtory boweea la 1,300 sq. ft, Manohaatar Shopping slowdown in the pace of organ­ P v t Elliot T. Nanoa, Lamotta Phone ^ 1 1 8 7 Cyrus Vance ized crime work for about elx LOOO; 1% Btory, 800 eq. Rd., Coventl^r, who recently en- group of ladies' famous name phia 400 aq. f t aaoond floor WASHINGTON (AP) — Depu- months banning last Semem- 800 plua 460 aaoond W Secretary of Defense C)yrus bar,” Katzenbach said. "It wae r). In the 1% story oon- K. Vance will visit Austria Mon­ a period of transition, ^en ts iiction the second floor moat day and Tuesday. En route, he were wondering whether I had NEWSINCER ' lie finlahed or the grcnnMl will stop off to Inspect the U.S. DRESSES BRAS floor imwt conform to that of a armed forces in West Germany, L one-story house. In the RU-40 including Army headquarters In -GLEANER! M a proposed one-story rasl- Heidelberg and Air Force head- quarters in Wiesbaden, N.v*r !• Lew 1s 1,000 sq. f t from 860; r*fl y m m —SMI story 800 sq. ft. from 760; Full Pourer $2 sq. f t second floor from Charlie Chaplin 99 ‘ same finish requlremeiit M08(X)W (A P) -J (Tharlle canister vacuum values to $15 values to $3.50 I ‘da R-30; two-story proposed is SHIPPED DIRECT Chaplin, who hasn't made a ; *500 sq. f t (a R-SO • AajMtzU^irSoatiiigbca* movie In years, may be return­ • Vawiaaiaa8M.dial ': flone) from 1,340 sq. f t ing to films to star with Italian famous name J Lot sizes and setbaicta for • StiaiEeneadfweleaaliigaflha oneHier special group >; Jisidentlal pmperty remain es- EMitress Sophia Loren. • Lzige eapeeltr OlrpoeeMr bag- ;;. .asnoB antlafly the name aa the exist- Italian sources said Tuesday • Om ^IbIs vMi atladuMole GIRDLES regiriationa In the R-SO and FROM FACTORY Miss Loren and producer Carlo of lodies' dresses ... -40 Zones front setback Pont! visited Chaplin in Switzer­ i akssi • •oAd fastsaa m Aes a flo m 01center of the rosd wlH be 3 DAYS ONLY land recently and won his a aa am wB laav flag asa'W f f 160 f t on minor roads. The agreement to act with the Ital­ a UsaRW aauh4 4ada an Ilf •3.99 .Uon agent may reduce ian beauty. A eeekfllwe an flieae M •5™d^9 ahnitati THURS., FRI„ SAT. Ya^Niaaaw aaa a— j Hds by- 25 f t If satiaf aetory laaa fkaa kaM gflaa. Tkay fiva j SALE outstanding VALUES aamfaHakla lappart far aarf-f values to $26 values to $7.95 saar andAn* side yard aewaga Hastings Banda aaaa aaaBMang yaf ara "party I- dioposal area Is avaSedile. praHy." ywH aaM i yau naa«r BLANTYRE, Malawi (AP) — M gvarkata. Tbiy Haw* 4an*t a > An setback oompotatiDnBwfll •Baat waar ar appearaata. SCm ' j ha from the center of the road. Prime Minister Hastings K. ^^^a ^^^pnar awa., awa^an rage, >Minolpat thcroughfarea (stats THROUGH JULY ONLY Banda said In a nationwide Ptt.1 B«l|. OT Z>// JIm . A » t m ’( Highways) wtB raqulra 50 f t TRANSITION broadcast Tuesday night the M fC 4ll mm fnrnml w M s flora the center of the road plus African nation of Malawi will ■*, liie required sethetck. Major become a republic next July 6, •"Helnnoa la the ragistared Om out MBptot. n«* I •save now on ladies' sportswear tW n roads. 40 f t phis; eeoond- two yeare after winning inde­ TM of the Heberleln cf meuum. ud poU«h.nl [ roexM, 30 ft. plua end minor pendence from Britain. Patent Corp." AU dMnlns aeoMMriM, tool 26 f t phis the required DRESSES He said the time haa arrived :t setback. C-1 Oommereial for Malawi to follow the exam- '■ front setback will rsmaitt SENSATIONAL SAVINGS le of "our brothers and sisters SINGER BERMUDA SHORTS SUMMER BLOUSES I H 50 f t phB one-half required ) the former British colonies In ( jJ s J d o jv Wheiii arwjlr tMaerfwr li«< SIN C IR todog/ )-vead light of way. gAfrica.” He said Malawi wants 12.2 C U B IC F O O T ' 28-INCH DRUG COMPANY M A IN S T R E E T — P H O N E 643-8883 'I A new sons (7-2 Is added. It to remain with the British Com­ 901 Main SL—«48-6Sn / inquires five acres of land wHh monwealth and that he expected 1 * WTW roww eoWAMt-un-i a .iwbi. coxrAWY FOR values to $5 '■i minimum frontage o f 500 f t no objection to thle. ftiopiptng areas of 5,000 sq. f t > REG. $11.98 — $ 17.98 REFRIGERATOR. ^ 82 CHANNEL TV t ake required. W e ’ve selected a group of ov6* 50 dark transition 2-DOOR MAGNETIC GASKETS ; Zoning map changes Include DACRON 'N COnON SKIRTS l^iqxiatlng the map to include dresses and specially priced them for Manchester SPORTSWEAR GRAB BAG r mew subdivisions. CTommerclal Days. Reg. $3,94 values to $10 C-1 changes inielude extension Vdue Left Hand MANCHESTER'S YEARLY J. along Main S t to Armstrong $ $239.95 savings up * Rd. C-2 changes include an ex- $269.95 or Copper to f tension of existing ^rea along FAMOUS MAKER BLOUSES I R t 44A near Bolton line to In- t elude Al-Vir-Es tourist home; 178 60% ; South Bide Rt. 44A from IBread 197 $3.94 values to $10 82 c h a n n e l >1 and MUk S t East to FUgrim N K W 19” 82 C H A N N E L SIDEWALK, WINDOW and r £blla and West on R t 44A fOr RAINCOATS ^1)500 f t ; North side R t 44A ' from Swamp Rd., Zast to tha PORTABLE TV COLOR TV i trook Just short of Intersection id Rts. 44A and 31. Alao, area $ 1 2 - 9 9 , $ 1 5 . 9 9 ^ South.side R t 31 opposite the STORE SALE SALE! ] new Town Hall approxtnmtrty V dae SALE! I from Ripley Hill Rd. down to REG. $ 18.00 ^ $25.00 $429.95 ^ |ti8t prior to the firat curve $159.95 WED., THURS.. FR1. end SAT. riU 9 P.M. r past the new town building go- SEAMLESS HOSE SLEEPWEAR .> ttg east Bahnacaan, Ftwreign Intrigue, Chesterfield, rip- AT ", A sizeable Industrial Zone lined. 368 has been added bounded by the •1.94 * o p and WllMmantlo Rivers, « SOLID HARDWOOD 23-INCH , 12-INCH 3 pr. for •1.49 .^Slanders River Rd., Flanders Reduced from our regular stock for Manchester - ^hi4 v t i r ' • i ltd.. Plains Rd., South S t Ext, BELMONT regularly 79e pr. regularly $4 ^imd R t 31. Physical facilities in Days. Over 75 to choose from. TV STEREO COMB. 82 CHANNEL TV I this area aa avaikble water, ■ 3 ' '^ flravel aoS for sawaga-disposal, CARPET PLAZA V AM-FM - R ^ ^ Y a h M 308 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER $119.95 STER EO . FM $449.95 SAVE IN GIRLS' WORLD SAVE ON UNGERIE 98 THROW RUGS Clearance of Girls’ Dresses. 4-14. Values to $9. Cotton shifts, seersucker, sateen and piques. N O W $ 3 JN ) S, M, L, XL. Regularly $4. NOW $2414 Sidewalk Sales 23” 82 C H A N N E L 2 CYCLE— CRISS-CROSS TUMBLE REMHANTS Girls’ short sets. S-6x, 7-14. Values to $4. DOOR MATS 18"x27" Prom 18” 54” U p to 3.6 19.6 Group of cotton dusters, culottes and shifts. C H ILD K n MWIM HMD CAN«U SHOES CONSOLE TV ELECTRIC DRYER X x NOW 31.90 and $2.90 Stretch denim surfers and slacke. 7-14. Regu­ values to $9 DISCONTINUED SAMPLES •3.94 41-00 $10.50 larly 34. NOW 9 2 J M REG. 4.50 NOW 4 .9 S WALNUT "1 t e « . Vahw Reg. $2.00-$4.00 each $1F9.95 Girls’ Jamaica shorts. Regularly $4. LOWBOY $269.95 AsMany AsYou Want ** , ^ ea NOW O IJ M SAVE ON YOUNG CIRCLE BOYSr BUSTER BROWN SHOES 128 save on Beach Bogs! Group of Bermudas and skirts! 30-INCH 3 C Y C LE gals . . . hurry to Burton’s for this bargain I Mack end White Irewn and White 100% Nylon Rug 9x12 $ 9 7 . 9 5 REG. 7.99 N O W ELECTRIC RAHGE AUTOMATIC WASHER •1.94 •2.94 ______Erokee Sins m Each 100% Heavy W ool Braided 9x12,8x10 values le $5 values to $7 Reg. M alta Heat Value $ 2 0 - 9 5 Oentrob $ WOMEN’S SUMMEREHES $189.95 $239.95 .antomatlc Oven 1 0 0 % Heavy Woe! Ruq 6x9 Hniihed * ^ E a c h Odd Lets Erekeii Sins Bant Control REG. 3.99 to 5.49 N O W 177 $ 0 0 . 9 5 SPRING COATS famous name HUNDREDS OD ADDHIOIIAL OUTSTANDINa VALUES flnoaOH 1HE MONTH OD JULY ONLY 100% Heavy W o o l Rug 9x12 Finlthed ^ Each 6 only ODD LOT OF OIRLSr FLATS SWIMSUITS WALL TO WALL DUPONT 501 NYLON IROADLOOM CARPCT, A M AH right from stock 40-OZ. RUBBERIZED CUSHION COMFUnAY INSTALLID A N Y | u A k 7.W G .99 BUDGET M -"U RAINCOATS R O O M UP TO i r X 15'. REG. $225.00 TERMS M l PRICES 6 only NOW DRASTICALLY AIR STEP CLEARANCE WOLUDE WARRHITY HOME OWNEB8, DEALERS and CONTRACTORS WBLCOMBI 9|^ values to $23 REDUCED! OELIVERY C A U M3-6M2 — FREE ESTIMATES — BUDGET TERMS! TV—APPLIANCES SERVICE AND YRADE WB CLEAN, PICK-UP, DELIVER CARPETS, RUGS, FURNmiRlV WE HAVE OUR OWN CLEANING PLANT of cot/rso... "simply say charg • if!' GUSTAFSON’S SHOE STORE HOME IMPROVEMENTS STOM SALI TO II CONflNUB) NIXY W IIX TUK m WIDh IA T. ic ItlO — THimiw FM. tc 9 F.M. i&r- _ 701 MAIN SXBBRT NEXY TO SI OP and SHOP BBEBffiSEiBBBnNEXT TO STOP and SHOP Vacation Plana Ended too. Tpaaa wera fanciful affairs work on Orend Bahama Uland lam of post-war Greece reopened Itsetf ' ...... Sports Clothes Look Tops with long sMrte embroidsred In showed the! F clothea with local lHimrif00tpr wpol, Oriental fabrics wbrksd models. Tha moet-edmlred cos* ib again. Just as if it bad never THUy beWl Inside Report turns by a plaoe eaUed elmply, R. L W MI decided, after all. with design down ths slesvee MademolselU, araa a ball-bot­ Etmnfttg If^rdd In Bahamian Isle Setting and across the front, or slanting tomed lumpault of wMte duck In World War H, Ohurehlll sent Prlt- (Joldberg Unpacks Suitcase, across the bodice and coming Building Ish troops into Greece to try to help di^ with cutout aldee. Bvelyn of Lu- o»a Rowland Evana Jr. and Robtrt D* Nofak (OeattmuB from Page Om ) turtleneok and worn with btock down one side, or big fringed oaya, a Beuth Carolina woman tend it They were pushed out by ponchos worn over ellm pants. married to the director of tha Confraefor and white atoeliMfa to 'diamond It was an old Nsw Bngland Germans, and Greece was ioet, aim ^ t This Is a rsaetlon not only to only a total halt. 'You have to pattern. TlMaa wara Bamtard marina, ahowed atyfas adomad Reai4iirtlBl.C—onirriBl ter the oonttaued resistano^ ol'.tM NBW YORK — Ths undsr- have a little togethemeae,’’ tha Altmann'a also, and tooludad A firm, J.P. Stevsne, that mvs with feathani and lace. ths dscay of ths nation's largest Prepares for New UN Post modal said. (he Bahamian lunoheoti outdoors AlteratioBB-RenlMallnf jnsuBdM OctoiMr 1, u n Greek partisans. lyiig ctusss for ths dscltot and city, but also to Oemooratie 5 aktrt with A vary Baap tovarted iaiowint oft its woole on patient disintefrstlon of the D*moeratlc Both man and woman on to front It CAB pa but­ After tha war, when tha Germans bad faotional disarray whioh now WABHXNOTON (AP) theoe Roadmoatar Twto-FUte Modele who showed not a drop 80% LUeratt **Bnfline8a B«m On L party to Ite old stronghold of h u rsaohsd a otlmax of ohau. A ^know ." ♦mon explanation today waa that » te maka a atraifht akirt e i perapiraiton. The lunohton left, the British came bask. They found thur J. Ooldbai»rg, a JuMIca with „ Wtau Goldberg wea named to blkaa, wore Bamhard Altmann'a or unbuttoned when one wants TAIPBZ ■— Formosa has a CoBtomBr BatiBfactJonrt New York City can be touta In Tta Wagnorteirovaao team u hla suite and hfs ' cartioraria all Goldben eatebUehed a reputa­ advance atytaa to awtatora and nianu fsaturas grouper, a na- the Greek partisans, who had undbubt* at war ’wfth rogular party ma* ths Suprtme Court three years tion, to labor nagottotlona, aa a to bowl freely. The British do* Nva fish, and medley of beans lltorecy rata of SO per cent, ediy been infiltrated and infhHheed by the poMtleal logic exWbIted to |»okad_ for a working vaoetlon ago by Prasidant JMm F. Ken­ man with imaning tnstinet for ■lecka of lightweight Bhetland ■Igiker Dlgby Morton had mads one of Asia’s highest. Primaiv Full InBinranea tovaragB one seorat meeting here Isst ohlnei to: Brooklyn Ittyn and the tha Virgin Islands, unpaokad wool to new peatole frosted with and rica that Is ths Bouthem ■sssra'**™’AdVUlM Communists in their fight against tbs Bronx. Tho rotorm movomont nedy, Goldberg’s wife ex- finding "areas of aooommoda- a special grtap for AMF. which educetlon la free end oompuul- week. _ today and praparad to atop into claimed in tearful Joy; "It’s an white. One ^ r l’s cardigan waa riiowed howlbv styles Involving to f a d tir if ^ Jotm", with rale* 82 BALDWIN ROAD ioQtJM ••••#•••»#•■•••* 11* Nssls, ready to taka over in Greece. Running the meeUng w u CSty onoo tho hop# at tho hituro for his naw aoaifhment aa ambao- Uon" without surrandartog prto- sory; more then M per cent I MoBihs •••••••••• t Domoorats. Is hopolsasly sput. American dream eome true. otpis. striped to ehadea ot eungotd, bell-bottom p a ^ under a Nor­ At ths more formal show that of school-age children attend Tei. 644-0450 ■O&lh *•#•••«•••«•*•••• They talked of a democracy. council Preeldent ^Ysul sador to tha Un united Nations Tuesday she wee more articu­ aprloot and tangerine. Another folk Jacket. BoWUng,shoes were Sere vane, one of four Demo- Rsformors va rsgulara warfare No targot date has bean sat availing soma daaignera who grade echoole. Aftar 6:00 PJE. Churohin, meanwhile, bad made his conttoM In tha Bronx. Brook)^ •Td rather the President late than the usually articulate for Ooldom to taka over his model wore a pale aqua eweat- shown_ to matoh _ bowling_ _ bags. lutko**' crate seeking the D ei^raU o hadn't asked me," said the Jur- Goldberg‘In voicing their joint naw post. Tne Senate muM con* er with a naw nsekitoa call^ Tha yaAris naw bowlbii tag own private undentandlng about poet- Mayoralty nomination (and tlM rsgulara Baht saoh ethar with IM named to auooeed Adlal B...... — - - ugly Jswnh vs. Itehan over- regret at leaving the Supreme alder the appointment first, the Kennedy crew, squared off was of shiny gold ie^Uisr IB, » • UMiiN w rapHbUMtlon o t *11 ntwi dl» war Europe with Stalin. The British one with outgoing Mayor R ftart Btavetwon, "but I will do my Court. Hera is a sort of play-by-play to front Hsr skirt with two a ooametio kit laeldA. It ean. bs eradlted to K or not otherwl** erodto F. Wagner’e blessing), Undsr tonsa. beat." COME TD ' p*p«r *nd *l«o Uio locol a tw t pub- wars to have Oreecs sa tbsir sphsre cd Hits Is ths olaasiosl Isadsr- „ "Tha tow la holy," she said. account of how JohiMMu plokod kick pisats ta front was d«rign- used as weeken^M# if rp* influence, split Tugoslavla with the discussion were poselble run* Tha dynamic, up-trom-pover- Those marble halls were not Goldberg^: ed s^MolaUy for oyclteg, An-!mov« ths tawUng ball. the Al rtta of ropublleoUon of (poelal dio- Ing metes to Wl out ship vacuum that would uem ty Bupramo Court Juatlca, form C? lOTOIa MO kin rooorTod. ___ _ Ruselans, and conoeda Stalin a teas ' a goldon opportunity fOr a tough Just a high tribunal. They were Whan'Stevensonn Bteve died aUddenly other sweater had lacy open- way, not one howlUg baO or Berevane’s ticket. ar labor lawyer and whirlwind e eanctuary." of a taart attack a wesk ago on work Moevee. t e i ^ wax to Pri'>„^„R^PK.*rit‘'L“felethewi Hpeclel i^ency — New ^ork:* ChC perhapa emelled tha long-range pOael- man, it wae Implicit that Orto ty that Kennedy would be able But it was hla wife, black- working papers, including appll- retary. sweater filled to with a Mack pany that makas btlUa^ tables eofo. Drjrolt and Boeton.■ion. ■■ . Lehman's one political u se t is to pick up the Democratic pieces haired Dorothy, an abstract cations for writs of certiorari, f i KITCHEN' AUDIT BUBKiBUREAU o r CIRCULAR bllity of a double-croea from Stalin, be here In the wake of a linduy Moyers refused to name any I70N8. the fact that he is a member pMnter.of jprofa^onal standing. wMch if granted mean bringing of the others who were oonald- ROUTE 6, BOLTON * k- any case, perhapa, the Churchill heart of a politically renowned Jew­ victory to November (u Ken­ who put the situation to more ! Plaplay adrertlilnc eloalnf houra: cases of national Importance ■red, out of consideration for Where The Candy 1s ( 2 was set on the reatoratlon of the Greek ish family In a city where near­ nedyidy memen here hope he will do), poignant words. "Say ail the : fter Monday — 1 p.m. Friday, before the Supreme Court. them. But it turned out that Made Fredi Dally , t tor Tueiday — 1 p.m. X<»da]^ monarchy. ly 80 per cent of the voters in Rather, Demooratsorate areI poitinv Jewieh prayers, say all toe Hail Aa for Goldberg himself, he while the prealdentlal Jet waa SPECIAL—3 DAY SALE RUG and ; tor Wedneaday — Ip m^^Tueaday, a Democratic primary are Jew­ themielvM tor otlll another Mkrya, say ail the Protestant simply pledged that he would winging toward Stevenson’s Choose From Tho L argest' 1 tor Itouraday — 1 p.m. Wedneeday. One day in the itreets of Athens, thf Mags of Internal bloodletting in UPHOLSTERY Variety In New England i * tor Friday — 1 p.m. T bu i^ ay . ish. prayers for ue," she Implored pursue hla U.N. duties in strict­ burlel in Bloomington, 111., Mon' FAMOUS MAKE * MtUraBy — 1 p.m* Friday. ^ . . British trqops, on orders from Church­ Support for Liriimen w u or­ IIM, whether Undsay wins or reporters. ly nonpartisan fashion, aiming day, ths President leaned- over CLEANING * CUfiuled detdllne: 10:80 «»ch d*y «l ill, shot into the ranks of thf Ora^ thodox ethnic politics. So, Sore- loMS to ISW. "Wa will need them all. I am Candy Atoo Available FOr ^bllcatlon except Saturday — 9 a.m. always for world peace. and talked earnestly into Gold Fund Balstog partisane. vane (of Italian extraction) w u That’o because W M er, at the mourning for Adlal. We are To most commentators, Presl berg’s ear. B R A S Rag. to $5.95. 97c end of hie rope u Mayor, fox- oing into eomething new. I CALL These were, conceivably, the first hot Impressed. But he voiced one dent Johnson’s selection of The nation’s foreign problems COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION Open DaOy and Bunday Wednesday, July 21 serious reservation: "Lehman’s iiy n u reiurnea xrom me po­ on’t know the flrM thing about Goldberg to succeed Stevenson were very, Importam, toe Preel­ ■hots of the cold war which Churchill litical dsad. Teaifully howtog S un BiSO PJM. married to a shlkse’’ — the this, but I am sure Arthur will came os a surprise. The com- dent eeld, end the poeetbtlltlee CUSTOM FITTING and SERVICE ARE FREE I 449-1752 or 443-5747 TeL 649-ASS2 was to proclaim at Fulton, Missouri, Yiddish word for a non-Jewish out of ths Mayor's race (after at the United Nationa were also two years later. woman. That, Berevane added, misleedtog allies up to the lu t important. ‘ The Right Words would hurt with the Jewish vot­ minute that ta w u going to British force, cooperating with oon- Johnaon at that time neveri The woide with which Justice Arthur ers. run), Wegner ovenUgbt became LBJ Has Another Chance mentioned the poaaibllity ot servatlve and militarist elements In a sympathetlo future. It now Ooldberg announced his acceptance of Sudi Tx>llUcal .cynicism by Goldberg taking the poet, but UniformsUniforms Greece, put the monarchy back on its New York Democrats hat becomw clear m at Wagner, Goldberg, a quick man on the appointment from President Johnson to White, Aqua, Pink and Black throne, but that did not end the Intsr- brought t)jle 8-to-l Democratic with the help of the l ^ r e l For Surprise Appointment up-talie, got the drift. be the new United SUtes represenUUve City to the point of electing perty (which supports Lindsey Reg. to $14.95...... nal struggle between left and right. He toM reporters the airborne •5.95 at the United Nations were the right liberal- -Republican - -Rep. John - V.' for Mayor), will run for Gover­ (Oonttaued from Page One) conversation "did seem to have And soon the British found themselves Lindsay its Mayor. Indeed, nor In lIM. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D- some significance; otherwise’! words. exhausted and bankrupt trying to hold standpat cynicism api^led to This poees a etem challenge dloate tha choice of k Demo­ N.Y., brother of toe assass­ would not understand why the •Throughout my life,” said Justice for Kennedy. With both Wagner inated president, said that no MATERNITY PIANO AND ORGAN STUDIO the situation, and turned It over to the municipal government h u help­ crat for the vacancy. President was talking thus t o '• y Goldberg, "I have been deeply commit­ ed make the city nearly un- and the Liberal party taking on one can fill the riioes of Steven­ me." United States, which then became tbe Johnaon Mnt toe formal nomi­ ted to the rule of law. The law gives livable. an anti-Kennedy tone etoce lest nation of Goldberg to the Senate son more ably tlian Goldberg. At 10 p.m. Monday night 17 OAK ST. big outside patron to Greece, under tbp November's election, will Ken­ He said the late president often 'Reir* |3e9S« term and substsmce to the spirit of For New York's votere are Tuesday, There was no doubt of Goldberg got a call at George BLOUSES •1.95 formality of the Truman Doctrine. ’ fed up with the hack govern­ nedy try to bloclr Wagner for consulted the Justice and former Washington Hospital, where he 643-5171 liberty and to mankind’s sacred stir its early apptoval. Goldbeig With American dollars, guns, and mili­ ment and politics they get from Governor? Lacking the patron­ will be taking a pay cut from secretary of labor on interna­ and Mrs. Goldberg were visiting Wagner, Berevane * Co. — | age synonymous with power tional matters. the latter’s 82-year-old mother, ter Justice. tary direction, the battle against the ■ part" $89,BOO to $80,000 a year In hla KBBSEg’ STOOKjllBS REG. 11.10 Fr. "It now comes that thp President has icularly middle-class Jewish among the oynical New York Sen. J. W. Fulbrlght, D-Ark., Mrs. Louis Kurgens, ill of a rebels was won; Greece was relatively new Job, but will have a govern­ asked me to join In the greatest ad­ voters who determine elections Democrats, there Is doubt ment-paid residence In New chairman of toe Senate Foreign heart condition. The caU was stable for 15 years. here. They have responded auto- whether ha. can control a from the President, and it mads venture of man's history—the effort to York, an entertainment account Rela-Hons Committee, and mem­ But now, 20 years after British guns matlcstUy to Linduy u the first state convention. and a tlmoualne at hla call. bers Albert Gore, D-Tenn., pretty plain that Goldberg was bring the rule of law to govern the re­ bright new city politician in a Tha over-all proapect then is the choice for Stevenson’s on the order of Winston Churchill ^i>* Congressional reaction to toe Prank Church, D-Idaho, and lations between sovereign states. generation. for further confusion among this Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., the shoes. posedly decided the Issue the first time choice of Goldberg was neariy "It is that or doom—and we all know As the campaign wears on. city’s Democrats at a time unanimous in approval. Sen. Democratic Senate leader, all Then the final call to Gold­ in the streets of Athens, the old Inter­ Democratic prospects may re­ when their party e ^ y s a nlden berg at 9:67 Tuesday morning, I t Donald Russell, D-S.C., )iad a called It an excellent appoint' nal division is visible again,' and, once vive. But the results of early age of national' dominanceifnai somfewtat different slant. He ment. formally tapping Mm, "I have accepted, as one simply secret surveys are utounding. against demoralized and divided The President said: "I want CORSET SHOP again, it is between the right end the ■aid he thought Goldberg waa Sens. Thomas H. Kuchel, R must.’’ For Instance, a house-to-houee Republicans. This unique situ­ you. Bring Mrs. Goldberg right left, between those who love the mon­ one of toe most opinionated Jus- Calif., the assistant GOP leader, on down to the office.’’ These are the right words. canvass in one middle-class. ation opens a door to a poulble tlcee to serve on toe court and it and John Sherman Cooper, R' archy and those who want to dip into Jewish, and overwhelmingly national career for Republican So one must hope, first, that they was an excellent idea to remove Ky., also praised toe Presl' the dangerous and intoxicating and Democratic districtct on Manhat- John Lindsay. In time. It mliht are Justice Goldberg's own words, as tan’s B u t Side showed 382 for him from the high tribunal. dent’s choice. perhapa treacherous ..experiments of even place a cloud over toe they Indeed seem to be. Lindsay and only 18 for the national career of Democrat leftist, revolutionary deMocroey, which Democratic candidate. Bobby Kennedy. J ' And one must hope, second, that he can never raise Its head “snywhen, really means them, which seems quite Matura Study By Sylvian Oflara l&ely, for otherwise not even a Presi­ these days, without risking being label­ ed Communist. On the surface it ^iy If adults talk to th su teen­ dent’s wish could really have persuaded PIPSISSEWA O p e n F o ru m agers u though they had Ma­ Urn off the Supreme Court bench. Greek against Greek.a young neW king soning powers, aduMs would • Then one m iut hope, third, that Jus­ against a politician who clalbis tb be'ii find that teenager really wants, democrat. But the old factors of unrest What Teenagers Really Want and is looking lor, adult guid­ tice Goldberg, wh«t he becomes Am­ To the Editor, ance and love. Have you ever bassador Goldberg, has the lntestin|U are in evidence once again, and ..there , I’ve been ruding-wlth great. Interest the "War between the heard a teenager say, "My fortitude to keep taking his own right are even people in-the streets ^ t j n g parents don’t care —"T Isn’t almost as* if OhurchlU'a bullfl^ M Age Groups". I am a full fledg­ that sad I u words seriously and to keep trying to 8 ed adult — and from that stand­ put them Into realistic operation. Let years ago had not really settled any­ point, I shall speak for the teen­ I can honestly say that every thing, after all, but perhapa done noth­ teenager I know is a "good ns hope he proves able to fight. In ager himself — not his actions. Ud". Many are lonely, many Washington and at the United'Nations, ing inore than buy some time. What Breslin I have been to "Friendly's" confused, and moM are looking one hopes for Greece is no new < reli­ and "Burger Chef" and have LOOK AT THE BACK ter what he says ha believes In—that seen the appalling things the for someone who cares enough rule of law which Is our only alterna­ ance upon bullets, but wider non-violent NBW YORK, July 21 — There "Yeah, he say he goin’ give 'bout 10 o’clock In the White teenagers do and the more ap­ to limit their actlvltlee, punish w u ho way for the day to be us a JD card," one of the others T w e r out by where we live.” their misbehavior, and listen ... of the piano before you buy. If it has wood posts, there's no high tive to doom—and that his service does approaches to the recapture of tha po­ palling things they u y . They litical traditions Greece once gave ta bah,' no jU ’'ay, MlOhael B&ld. "How much did you make so are extraordinarily immature to them. tension scale as found in grand pianos. But, if it has iron "posts” ex­ not ever degenerate into a' legalistic Johnson told tha kids with him, "A JD card?" Michael John­ far today?" Michael was asked. the whole world. for their ages. They have no If the teens really want a pect the surprise of your life! This piano, the DYNA-TENSION EV­ .'bvaslon of his own convictions in favor because here ft w u sterUpg off, son said. "You never heard of Re knelt back and looked up. imaginations — or they would center or such. I’m willing to ERETT, has the tone beauty of a grand I Stop in tmnorrow and try an L c t what seems some urgent power poli­ Stuting riiytUott.at -7:S0 in the that? It mean you can’t get no "Three dollars,’’ he said. do something more interesting. wager they’ll have one — pro­ mornliw. mtlj this man with the "Three dollars and thirty five' Everett. Aek about renting a new Everett Spinet, too. Only $10 month­ tics strategy. Job when you grow up.” They have no self-esteem or viding there are enough adults cordovan shoes coming out of '" It’s a card for bein’ a Juve­ cents. self confidence or initiative or who care enough to advise them- ly, plus cartage. Everett pianos start at $866; Everett-made Cable- I« t us hope that Ambassador Gold­ Law Should Hdp Save Parka the hotel looking for a shine. nile delinquent," one of the ’’When I come home I give it they wouldn’t feel toe necessity Thank God thi^ wlU grow Into Nelson Spinet pianos from $560. berg has the courage to realize that nOTv yon BvanoT’ • -Michael John- others salY atopped and sat 4own you one he catch you," one of "My mother works for a 269 Parker 8t. law signed Thursday by Governor lady," Michael Johnson said, achoolers are working. The chil­ Manchester. ■fid that any one of these small steps Dempsey becomes an important new on the metel foiding chair them said. dren had baby-sitters all too of­ ^ay prove to be this nation’s and this weairan. , . • Michael Jo^nM had set up on "Do you think you’re doing snapping bis khoe rag and kneel­ ten as youngsters — I’m that the.ccmer-of DSnd St. end Sev­ ing on Beventh Ave. waiting to world’s final commitment to that doom. A direct outgrowth of this commu­ something bad, shining shoes much older than they to be able enth Ave. There were three here?’’ Michael Johnaon wu shine another pair of shoes. to say the baby-sitting business A Thought for Todaj I Let us hope that Ambassador Gold- nity’s own struggle with the Staty High­ ether chairs Irf a row and thrsa asked. way Department over the But Bock boomed! Parents of these chil­ Bponeored by the Manoheater M rg does not begin rationalizing that dtheh kids who. had Come to *T’m not doin’ bad. I'm doin’ dren don’t even know their Off­ Connector, the new law — sponsored ih eh|ne shoes. They were sU from Herald Cons oil of Churches were is nothing that can be done about the General Assembly by Sen. Paul food," he eald. “Pm makln' spring! The children are beg­ ^ e rule of law between nations until tee. -same neighborhood In money.” ging for attention from some­ Faleey — would require the approval of Queena, Cbrorila, end they sat "Good Mdnin'," the one on the Yesterdays MAR - SA L £. utlons prove more law-abiding and the local aldermanlc board or town body — anybody! And, to n ’ll ay a friei mere and watched Michul end kept yelitog and a guy walk­ settle for negative attention. If Beasonable. Let us hope he -realizes that council in any place where munici]^ Johnsoti make the Bret score of tS ’Years Ago mine told me toat to a atory CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES lands might be taken for a highway. ing akmg stopped and went over Just once "Old Dad" said, "No he was rladlng ta had eome tee rule of law has to be advanced now, the day. and sat down and the kid scram­ O onti^fn ti^ f for erection of large you cannot, because I care This makes aense. It provides for "You goin’ Up him big, mis­ acroes an anecdote wWch Bo matter how rough and difficult the bled to the sidewalk and started new addition to Manchester Me­ about you," everyone would be caused him to pauM and reflect. 997 MAIN STREET 443-9295 hearings and — in a way that w u nev­ ter?’’ one of them said. working on the shoes. morial Hospital is awarded to Atocess, no matter how terrible the er possible before — it Invites direct re­ happier. It seems a brother was lead­ ."Ha J w '' fieeU to tip big," At 6:W p.m., the four shoe- H. Wales Lines Oo. of Meriden; ■mes may seem, unless all existence sistance to the notion, so Insistshtly MScbaal'Johiwcn said. ^He Jes And then there’s that enor­ ing Ma little aiatsr up a moun­ held by highway planners, that publlcly- ■htoe kkb were across the tfnes bid, lowest acceptable mous high school. The children tain path when ahe began to ^ d all hope is to yield to the anarchy need to come here every day street, to the shade, standing construction offer, is gl0e,224. owned parks provide one of the most- and gat hlaew ..a nice shine.'’ are regimented and expected to pomplatopompli that aa far aa ahe was fiow building. eutly invaded routings'terroutings'f new lilgb- "against the brick wall of a Chin­ conform. They’re loaded dovra conpemed thla wasn’twai really a MtobSel Johimm WU' hunched ese Reateurant. . 10 Years Ago ! Let us hope, finally, that Ambassador ways. over p>it cordovan shoes. He was with altogether too much home­ Mto,Ith, ontoonly a lot co< r k Ics and "We tad to move," Mlctael , Main sewer installation at work and frustrated by levels. bumps. Hla reply was, "Bure, ( loldberg has the saving statesmanship The new law la not a one-way law. kneelthg un a green and black Johnson said. "The cop, he say If the Highway DepArtmeht ftads A 'sw.eBlel Center St. and W. Middle Tpke., At the same time they’M the bumpa Are 'What,you lahi oUmb I nd intelligence, and agaifi the courage iM . we had to move or be take our ■ whioh town officials had expect­ SiDEWM rejection by the local alderman unao- "Ob, he goto' give you eome treated as college etudente and on." . - -always the courage—to realize that ceptable it may take its program to the ■hoeahtoe boxes, so we move ed wduM' be made u matter of first graders. Their lives ere Pethaipe we might aee to Ihifl kind of ^ 7 ' cfte of the other , here.’! course, runs into unexpected op- a little boy’s raUonallaatlon to ms I rhat his own acceptance words really Superior Court, outline Its needs in fUll, both stipulated and rampant. Idas said. ,■, , "How long do you stay out THURS.. FRI„ SAL — JULY 22. 23. 24 I lean is that his own nation must be answer the objections of th# local law­ "fiUte, he' A iqpiori,.'j^. can positlpn at publto hearing The school can dictate who chn ' podlfv his. stotar, yM the pM- makers, and seek a court decision in its tare?',’ , Which )tome 200 property oWn- Uke French, but cannot make KMophyophyofttat atatement is eiso 2 s u jh s t." as willing to accept the rule of favor. "Long’s the peoiAs Mays," one >ers attend. them wash their faces or dreea present. I f we wlU only use I iw as it is to help administer it to of them said. WnMam 8. McCann, one of ASSORTED This may seem burdensoms to lbs properly. Tha school critlclies toemlem wliwisely ' It is upon toe ( Lhers. "Don't you have to go home few men ever to count 60 years actions at dances and brings in burn]>M ot life that we truly FOAM RUBBER Highway Department ■— but It Is a SOI) sAld.sud. "Just come. And bring for dtoner?!! PLA m PRINT If the new Ambassador-designate is your ahou with you." to. postal service, is honored at bands that play some sort of cUmb to new taifbta. necessary protection in the face of the "We eat .when we finish," banquet at HKIcrest ReMaurent cacophony resembling an Afri- ■t : 1 tiling to try to fill his post on such steady gravitation of expresswaye and , Mlchsel Johupn snapped the Rev. Roy R. Hutohaon dS" wide. Reg. B2A6. Michael Johnson said. "We eat to Bolton. can------tribal’b a lfdance to ■ the • rain god. Wepplng Oommunity Ciburch FABRIC «79 THROW PILLOWS t aderstandings and with such asplra- superhighways, all across Connecticut, shM-tol:’ dn dt dte qos^ven A8SORTBD SIZEA toward parks and preserves which have until fiiay. Maied ,to th - ★ ★ ★ •dr > Jpst enunciated — then, in that case, The B ut Rock intrusion here Is only 9NH.fMaMxaai''ke' the letut and most dlstressiiig of g •on :m . aMte.*" n i e . white-patot•patot Quick Drape Set Reg. B2A8 ^1*75 ifcne of the supposed question marks decade-long aeriee of bites — abd svtal- ' actewiM on « Bwslte his choice—his lack of actual shoe box < “»iss * • , • • w lows — which new roads have Uken oi|t) ' ceita. REMNANTS tperlenoe in the field of foreign pollqy of long-utabUahed and pleasantly and op ''Yesslr,' Miobael-^ Johnaon Reg. 25c. r striped pants diplomacy, or the po- membered parks of ths city. SHOWER RINGS 14c t ntial awkwardness of his relationship Armed with the new law, Connecticut mister,’’ lie said/ the smartest thing in handbags M" ELA8TIO BACK •k it -k it « ith the representatives and causes of cltlu and toms may — without fny Then Michul Johnson’s II- real loss of highway aoeesa or hiidiway year-old legs moved like spa­ (hei' very ovm checkbook, of course) Arab countries—will amount to any- Improvement — be able to stave-m uie ghetti 'As ta cams to his test VINYL Reg. B«-80. 42e00 t ling. march of the bulldozere In lands which BUO REMNANTS This la an able man. Let us hope we were originally set aside becausil of t ^ i f MANY SIZES special beauty or recreational 'valud. And ths ottaf kids perked up b ive the spectacle of watching him As to the q;>pUceUoii of this Isw Ju C (ht for what he believes In. For the With the first scors ot ths day. the contested acreage along thb |Mni| W«H drsaud parinte wfoi r - ■ B olcs be sees—the rule of law or doom River in B ut Rock Park — the outsoms , .ttato .cbildrsn'cams out of ths SAVEI MANY MORE ITEMS IN STORE SAVEI > Is tha choice facing us all too, and la still uncertain. hotels on. b |^ a^ holt She’ll be plfeased and proud to have her own checking account and it’s right bave bad, oi late, no champion. All of the • land which the Highway afking tbs doonnsn which Jm>- Department nuds hu not yft m u Wsy to v*s for ths Worvi's Vwr. formally "taken" — and further taltlijiM Bustopss psople, with ttalr kids in fashion too. It’s so much safep than carrying around a large amount of r-. ■hould. If the spirit of ths law Is^.M (.■j awsy at esmp of gt the bsaoh cash. There’s no better way to keep track of personal and family expenses SPECIAL-1 ONLY Plicrt Th« Cold War Started? upheld be offtred to the Naw Havfn fw the d«r, wtrs oo^ng ths Board of Aldannan for their u p ru a^ ,y V oiMr way. out of tta/svMaysjto because you get a complete statement every month. Get the details about a Wlaaton CtaurohUl should perhaps be Such a procedure will' piMBly m fought by the highway p la a ii^ Hut EMIROIDERED — PULL SIZE 11 Inx at this hour, ter a momentary low cost CheckMaster checking account. Look for the Family Banking Service convenient u la the Idea^of ahandonr sir out on tta- i isisl B iiakn >vtth one of tha problems of ment In enginuring tesma, tbfva la as, ky .to m m sign at your Connecticut Bank ancl Trust Company office. Do it today. B Idem history in which he played a let t^if MiQes > V V t f personal part in bis time. ttwaifba T H EE CONNBCTICUT «ANK AND TRUST COMPANY problem Mr. Cbundiill once set- would do to the park and Ito anvIipbBp. . tl^ penwmally was the problem of The new law u to be chaarea .r* TtiC BANK THAT ,PftOViOeS A COMPLiTC PAMtLY BANKINQ SCKVICe. - ^ : r. uC, ' ( BEDSPREAD^Sf trivar Orseos. He settled it, in fact, applied u fully u possible la the . - m ra. tbaa onco. Only It never seemed to fenu of Best Rock agaibst a aw ^ I i N . MAIN ST. 898 MAIN ST. MANCHESTBIl PARK^-nw’ ' ‘ •> hlafbway which la unnsedc' —- — i tbo tiinlO OKNIDa T Member redsral ObpoBt Inturenee Cerporetlon r 4 b t e ^tU e d . And, ni|w, the prob- wanted. — NBW HAVBN a n u o ua." fHom r 'V igANCHESTBH EVENING HERALD, MANCHESIER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY t t, 1968 7A0B C O B T Events Scien<^ Stud^te JfAmaa Fnuoii, lUrtMft staren. Annual s m , Ohrlatlna Handrlokaoii, Case Bros* ^ n n a K < ^ Robert Morlarty, iViet Gong Jungle Bases Town Reports In Capital WiU Visit Fair Jamaa Whaalar, John Aekar- Bhetia Benson, VIotoria To Replace Manchestor Bummer School : Hit by Guaiu*Based B52s J im T OOMMITTEB WASMNOtON (AP) — l6»’ SfTi’Itotrlok Utoumeau, Richard *(»»(>•. The Town Jury Oommittsa, •elene# atudenta wlU vlalt the ate and Housa oonfemee e>E*®^ Jtoitoola. Walter Pyka, Joyce Lost Plant oonslatlng of Otw Sonnlksen, ^ ew Tort* WorMPa Fair tomor- I n « * O M ) to nail down agreement tdday ••nkbril and obMrman; Miss Blsanor l^ne- 4^ to tkair aamnd ftaid trip oC WUUam WUaon. MrSa Bourn Tha Oaac Broa warehouse vanto, aacmtaryj and Mm. Wan- on a hletorio bU to e e t ^ l * » tts summer. Two faoulty mem- ^•r* Mt bard a waak a ft by lay F. JaWel. held 10 meellnge comprehensive medical c ^ that was burned down Monday Louia Gamaeba and Nalaon ___ 8BT ORASH LANDS , Vlat O o ^ troopa. during February and March. program for the 19 million ^ungarm an, wjU guide the 88 , Amarioan caaualtlea laat waak night In Beat Hartford wlH 'be Charged with the taak of com- NEWOrarON, N.H. (AF) — To Serve on Americana 68 or o ld «. atudenta drawn from tha Jun­ A alx-engine Air Foroa Jm plHiig a Uet of 640 proepecUve By next week — when teotol- !bara a n « ^ Uia haaviaat In aAy replaced by the paper manu­ ior High .Sclenoa and Botanoa Umnbor crash-landed eafely on I facturing compangr, wys Wells jurora for the 1986-68 year, the cal experts Are through oroaOTg ^^)day ooursea, |di«ia waak at tha war. A committee waa abla to oom# up a foaan-oovered runway at I State Board the t’e and dotting the W * aohadulad to be vlalt- Pease Air Force ^ e today •pokaaman announead 38 U.8. Dennison, president of the com­ with 668 namea and, on Mareh broadest extension of Social m - fM^caman wara ktllad, 100 *sd are thoae t v Oeneral Bleo- after clrcUng tiw fleM for near­ pany, but he la not sure It wUi 39, aubmltUd iU Bat to the curity In 30 ysara urUl ba m a w io, Oeneral Motorai Ford I Mo- wara woundad and aavan wara, Mm. Katherine Bourn, chair­ clerk of the Hartford County ly five hours with a Jammed be in Beat Hartford again. for a final Housa and l«to U re, Dupont and the Hall of landing gear, Matad a i mlaainr or captured. man of the Manchester Board The apace the warehouse pro­ Superior Court. S Military offlciala said South of Elducatton, waa today ap­ vote. „ . -gclenoe. The group will lea Tha B47 atirato Jat bom ber vided la badly needed for stor­ Ita taak oompletod, tha com- At today’i elxth meeting of Madcheatar High School at Vletnamaaa forces auffered 786 pointed to the first Board m mlttoa, thKWgh Ita chairman, with four men aboard radioed Community Colleges by Qov. age of the company's products the dozen con/ereee to mesh the Am. and la expaotad to return Casualties during the Waak, In- and must be mplaoed soon, Den- thank^ General Manager Ite em ergency when U etartod to ahidlnc 340 killed, 840 wounded John Dempsey, as he took the varying Senate and Houee bHle, “at about 8:80 p.m. come ta for a landing about $ nlaon- said. Rtobard Martin "for the op­ the cost of the program waa to . Students todude: John Bab- and 165 missing or captured. fimt formal stepe to Implement portunity to help out In eome “ .m. after an ll-hour tratoliig ’ ^Vlet Oong losses were 419 the historic State System .of Dennison says that 336 tons of be resolved end the maximum Ineau, Edmund Bednolak, Jamaa flight out of Pease, killed and 38 captured, the oftl- Higher Elducation Act pagaed goods In procees In foil form ■maU way.” taxable Income was to be set. Blaln, Jill Britton, Donald Char- The four men walked out of were lost In the firs. Most of It One thing U certain: After lamb, Ooaoatta Dcrocco, Blals said. DEVELOPMENT the plana unaided after tt akM- The tJnitad SUtas kept up Ito' was InvehtMry but much eras on President Johnson signs the bill ed for 860 yards and atopi^. order. COMMISSION Into law, employer and employe air war against North vlat Nam The Town Development Com- foday while scattered action Dennison estimates that the will be paying higher Social Be^- miaslon. In cooperation with curity taxes. was reported on the ground in fire caused about $100,000 worth town offlciala. other town agen- foiith/Vlet Nam. of damages but that it la In­ olea and the Manchester Cham­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Nn- OnV U.S. Air Force plane sured. The cause of ths firs is ber of Commerce, participated crashed at sea 100 miles south­ not known and la being Invee- Uonal Guard officials hav# pro­ in plans for mlocating the Pio­ west of Saigon after being hit by tinted. posed using voiimteem to meet SIDEWALK gunfire but the pilot was picked! neer Parachute Co. In a Buck- increased troop and cargo klr Ths fire was originally report­ land-besed Industrial Park, pp unharmed, a spokesman re-! ed as a brush fire but when transport needs growing Mjt of worked for the development of ported. firemen arrived on the scene any majew buildup In Viet Nam, The spokesman said 160 Corn- North End renewal, and ap­ It was learned today. f DAYS they found the warehouee bias­ peared at public hearings to munrlst guerrillas were killed In ing. It took six hours tor 80 Authorities said they believe the Viet Oong attack Tuesday on men to stop the Hm. press for the widening of the enough Guard plloto and air FAIRWAX the Vietnamese special forces The building had been used Wilbur Cross Highway and the crews would volunteec to dp the SPECIALS camp-at Bu Dop, 80 mflea north about five days a week to sup­ relocation of Rt. 6. job. at Saigon. The figure was based ply the mill across the street. Beauticians Aid Multiple Sclerosis R^earch In addition, It supported the The proposal would reduce successful application of Rogem the need to order Air Guard on Vietnamese body counts, he The mill produces about 16-30 M18a Mary Le Boutllller, stats mprsssntaUvs of ths National Multiple Seierasis Society, •aid. tons a day of electrical Insulat­ Corp. to ehangt, to Industrial transport outfits Into active fed­ accepts a check for $17,000 from I^nslo Agnello of New Britain, right, ftate goieral chair­ Zone, land owned by and adja­ eral service, sources aald. ' Vietnamese and American ing grid board and preasbocud. man for the 1965 beauty salon program. Frank Santy of Manchester, preiddent of the Man­ caaualtlea In the camp previous­ CsM’a Bast Hartford plant is cent to the company's plant, The Air Fores haa told (he FOR THURS„ FRI. AND SAT. chester affiliate of Connecticut Halrdressem and Cosmetologista Association, observes the and partlcipatad with the Town Defense Department it may ly wer.e reported h^avy. The a few hundred yards west of the presentation. The check Is to be used for multiple eolerosls research. Part of the funda camp came tinder small arms Manchester town line on Bum- Planning Oonunlsslon In writ­ need as many aa 30,(MO Ah' came from a dance conducted by the Manchester AftUiate and from donations In the Man­ ing a mport on a futum course Guardsmen aM reservisU to fire again Tuesday night but no side Ave. chester area. (Photo by Barbino.) ALL SPECIALS ARE casualties were reported. of action in regard to Industrial transport untta, If a declsloa la development locally. made to call up such forces. Salvage operations were un­ Mrs. Katherine Bourn der way for a Vietnamese land­ It also worked \rith the Man­ The mission of ths Guard pi­ ROOD AT BOTH STORESI ing craft that waa damaged by Isjst month by the General As­ State News chester Redevelopment Agency lots would be to fly soldlem and Calling all night owls! Make a lata date to come shop a mine south of Saigon resulting sembly. Record High Enrollment In developing plans for the pro­ military cargo to the Far East, In casualties described as Mrs. Bourn and the other 11 posed Downtown Urban Renew­ or to take over some of the oth­ and save with ui by the light of the moon. We've gone heavy. Hiree U.8. Navy advis­ members of the board will Roundup al project and, in cooperation er routes flown by the MlUtary ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES’ ers were aboard, but it was not formulate poheiee and prepare with the Town Engineering De­ Air Transport Service so It known how they fared. budgets for ail the oenrummity partment, secured property could devote more of Its planes moon-mad to bring you tha kind of values you dream . The spokesman said the craft colleges in the state. (Oontlnned from Page One) Of Service School Negroes maps of all of the land on both to the airlift to Viet Nam. PADDLE ’■ SADDLE wras returning a Vietnamese sldM of the Wilbur Croes High­ The Air Guard has 25 heavy about... at moon-struck low prices that will really make This is another first for Mm. Route 2 In Ledyard. Three unit from an operation 85 miles Bourn who was the first wcan- way, to show to industrial-use transport squadrons numbering IwiiHKlqi - Jomaleas - P«dd Fuslwis southwest of the capital In an to serve on the town’s board othera ware hurt, none critical­ WAKDNGTON (AP) — Thep Authorities In the Pentagem’s^ Over-all, 1,909 young men prospects. some 300 planes. you open your ayes . . . with saleetion and quality that's. drhich 16 Viet Oong were killed of dlrectora In 1960. ly- number of Negro cadets and "equal opportunity” program graduated last June from the Sizes 12 to 44. and seven captured. Mrs. Bourn has been a part stressed that qualifleations are three military academlek. WASHINGTON (AP) — The - Thirty Viet Cong were report­ Twelve - year - old Anthony midshipmen at the three major Were NOW moonbeam-bright. of this higher education move­ service academies has reached not being "bent,” as they put it, The services wem a long time White House haa announced that ed killed In a Communist attack Bonaima of New Haven died Driver Injured the federal government ended ment from the beginning. In yesterday — his birthday — less a high point. to help Negro applicants make In coming around to tapping the 2.88 . . . ..2 .2 2 on a road-clearing mission on 19M she was appointed to the the grade Into the academies. fiscal 1066 with a $8.6 billion Highway 31 about 196 miles than an hour after he was struck CMintlng the plebe classes Negro population for their 3.44 ...... 2 . 6 6 Governor’s blue ribbon Study which entered this month, there West Point currently leads In professional officer corps. In Chain Crash deficit. northeast of Saigon. The spokea- by a truck driven by Theodore The June 30 figure waa $2.8 8.88 . . . Cotnmission on Higher Elduoa- are 66 Negroes at Annapolis, the number of Negro cadets — ...2J»7 ynan said a company of militia Slmonette, 61, of West Haven. Not a single Negro graduated billion lesB than the estimate of 4.88 . . . Uon—the group that first wrote The driver was released In $600 West Point, and the Air Foyce 29 out of nearly 3,700. Next from West Point between 1880 Three collisions at intersec­ ..3 .6 6 TONITE from 6 to 10 iwpulsed the attack and suffered the Higher EXhicatlon bill and six months ago. Federal spend­ bond on a charge of negligent Academy. This Is 12 more than comes the Air Force Academy and 1936. The 1936 graduate waa tions occurred yesterday after­ very light casualties. helped guide it through the leg­ with 17 out of an enrollment of noon Involving 9 oars and 1$ ing during the year waa fixed at The spokesmsin said Vietnam­ homicide. were enrolled at the end of the Benjamin O. Davis Jr., now a islative bramble. 1964- 1965 academic year. 2,900. The Naval Academy, with people, police report. $06.6 billion with receipU of $03 ese infantrymen on a patrol Mm. Bourn spoke earnestly A 16-year^ld Middletown boy, lieutenant general in the Air billion. Richard Neyer, waa killed last The 55 Negroes at the three the biggest corp*, the few­ Force and the highest ranking The car driven by Daniel killed 10 Viet Cong in a flreflght on behalf of the bill at a pub­ est Negroes — only 9 out of 4,- Hurl, U, of 296 Main St. sUrted Presidential press secretary ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES’ ,i«6 miles northeast of Saigon In night when his car hit three academies still represent only a Negro In the armed services. Bill D. Moyers said Tuesday it lic hearing held this spring at tiny fraction of the over-all total 100. a chain reaction late in the af­ ■Dariac Province. Light govem- the State Capitol. fence posts on Route 147. A pas­ It wasn^t. imtll 1949 that the was the smallest deficit to five senger waa only slightly injured. of about 9,700 midshipmen and Them has been an upturn, ternoon when It hit the car driv­ QOWNS - PAJAMAS ,jnent casualtlee were reported. The Porter St. woman Is now too, In Negro graduates from Naval Academy graduated Its en by Charles Bedford, 46, RFD years. . The U.S. cruiser Oklahoma cadets. The deficit for fiscal 1064 was serving her third 3-year term Nonetheless, officials pro­ the service academies. Last first Negro m ld^pm an. The 2, and pu^ed it into a car driv­ O ty bombarded suq|>ected Viet Air Force Academy, only 11 BABY DOLLS on the board of education. Robbers Leave Clues fessed to be encouraged that the month, them were 11 who got en by Dr. Robert Butterfield, 46. $8.2 billion. Clong insltlona Monday 180 years old, graduated' its flmt She is married to Allan NEW HAVEN (AP)—Two gun­ trend is up. their ^ploraas and their com­ of Bolton, at>d he In turn hit the Were NOW miles southeast of Da Nang, the Bourn; the couple have three Negro cadets In 1963. WASHINGTON (AP) — Ben. spokesman announced. He said men who robbed the Westville These officials are lulng the missions — four from West car driven by Albert Donnestad 1.88 ...... ohUdren. Point, four from the Air Force Currently, there are more Jr„ 27, of Forest Park, Ohio, John C. Stennls is against the ...... 1.44 Jthe cruiser fired more than 60 branch of VMi General Bank and "soft sell” method of trying to proposed merger of the Army's 2.33 ...... Truat Co. of an estimated $36,- make Negro youths aware of Academy and three from the than 6,000 Negro commissioned poUce say. The last three care ...... 1.66 M AYTAG unds from Ita 6- and 6-inch officers and warrant otfleem on National Guard and raservs 3.44 ...... ms. 000 Tuesday left several clues, the opportunities for going to Naval Academy. This (XHnpared were waiting for the Ught to ...... 2A6 E with seven In 1964. active duty. Change at E. Center and Sum­ units. « A flight of two Bupersabres hit Public Records says Police Civlef Francis V. Mc­ the service academies. The Mississippi Demodtat la Manus,-. , mit heading west when Ifirri ^ e e s late Tuesday night’ while couldn’t stop behind Bedfotxl, chairman of a Senate Defense .approaching Bien Hoa air baae Warrantee Deeds He said t»Uce have a com­ subcommittee and acting man­ plete description of the getaway Flood Water police report. 4 miles north of Saigon. One Ridhard P. Hayes to Ray­ Tax Collector Police Arrests, Bedford, his wife, and two ager of the pending $4^blUton ^ ENTIRE STOCK OP ^ a n e crashed but the pilot mond F. Damato auid Louis C. car, and of -the, bandits, A film annual defense bill. ejected succeaatully and the oth' strip frem .^ajik c$ih6ras;i; ap­ Falls Slowly daughters were taken to Man­ In A statement Tuesday, he Dams to, property on Bldwell To Op^n Office chester Memorial Hospital. His WASHERS and DRYERS Ar made a safe landing with a parently taken before the cam­ predicted A call of military CHILDREN’S PU Y CLOTHES St. Fred Amdreoli, 46, of 330 family waa examined, found al­ Xlown tire, military spokesmen Selma B. Okrant to Rober: eras were covered -with towels Adams St, was charged with In Missouri reservists for active duty be­ reported. by the gunmen, turned out to Two Saturdays right, and were not admitted. cause of the Viet Nam war, and Shorts - Pedal W ii^tri - Moutas - Sets J. Bostrom and Jacqueline C. reckless driving last night at But Bedford reportedly suffered ' Heavy air strikes Inside South Bostrom, property at 44 Ash­ be blank, McManus said. Adams and Emnund Sts. The said: ATlet Nam were reported late The tax collector’s office In (Oeottaaed from Page One) back and neck strain, contu- "In my view the existing In­ Were NOW land St. The robbers accosted an early- arrest was the result of a do­ slons, and abrasions and was ad- ^ e s d a y and throughout most of Quitclaim Deed the Municipal Building will be ternational situation Is so tense arriving teller Tuesday, forced mestic disturbance, poUce say. Intemtate 29, U.S. to, U.S. 189 mitted. His condition this morn­ 77c «••••••••■••••• *39^ joday. Targets included suspect' Evelyn P. Hutton to Denis A. him to open the branch, cov­ open the next two Saturdays, as to make a merger of the Na­ Court appearance la.Aug.-9 and aH oQter highways north out ing is reported as not critical. 8 8 c ...... e s t •d Viet Cong troop concentra- English and Rita English, ered the movie cameras, and from 8:30 a.m. to noon, for the In Manchester. tional Guard Inadvisable At this ;|lons and emplacements, sup­ property at 37 Cook St. collectlbn of taxes and all other of Kaneaa City were blocked, as Mm. I^ y Donnestad was also time.’’ 97c...... 77^ fled with about $36,000. taken to the hospital and was NO MONEY port areas and structures. revenue. Including water bills. Secretary of Defense Robert Marriage Uoensea A statewide search Is on for wem roads tiiroughout the area 1.19 ...... 8 ^ In strikes into North Viet Joseph Steinlnger, East Hart­ In making the announcement, examined and given Xrays but S. Mt^amara has announced the bandits, described as Ne­ north and west of the Iowa and not admitted. 1.66 ...... l 3 l 7 ;Nam, two Sl^hawk pilots from ford, and Waltraud Roth, 428 Collector of Revenue Ernest Miss Mexico’s the proposed merger with a 8he carrier Coral Sea reported groes between 30 and 36 years of Machell reminded taxpayers to NebraaKa lines. Railroads also Hxtrl waa arrested and fixed strength of 860,000 person­ Broad S t age by the pistol-whipped teller, finking a barge with a vehicle John Maloolm Andemon, 27 bring along their tax bills. He wem blocked and many trains charged with failure to follow nel. 19-yesr-old Ronald Naiman. Age Questioned a reasonable distance apart. DOWN Aboard it about 116 miles south Huntington St., and Carol Ann said also that persons paying detoured over other routes. Stennls said he would recom­ p f Hanoi. Lewis, 27 Huntington St. delinquent taxes who wish to At Beauty Show Stella Vance, a widow in her Court appearance is set for Aug. mend that the annual defense OPEN FRIDAYS till 9 P.M. The Viet Cong rtielled U.S. 1st Bufiding Permits have their car reg^lstratlons 70s who operated a typesetting 9 in the Manchester Session of bill Include funds for both the Division troops defending the Paul R lch l^ , alteration to Hospital Notes stamped as cleared wUl be machine for Smith'viUe’s weekly Circuit Court 12. Army Reserve and Natiqnal TAKE UP TO Hien Hoa base for the third dwelling at 169 Wells St., $150. required to pay cash or certi­ (Oontiiiiied from Pags.One) newspaper, drowned in her one- Bedford's car received dam­ Guard at their present strength •traight night and made two fied check. Pemonal checks story home. age to both rear and front and of 660,000. ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES’ Frank Mbrdavsky, garage at Visiting bourn are 3 to 8 p.m. iniet attempta to penetrate the 36 Sherwood Circle, $800. will have to show bank clear­ said, Miss Acosta’s mother ap- Michael Henley, U, drowned had to be towed away. Dr. But­ SLEEVELESS BLOUSES 3 YEARS Ameticaa poaitlon. A U.S. In all areas excepting mater­ ance before the registrations pUed for a second certificate when a car was swept off a terfield’s car was damaged to WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ Frank Kos for Mildred Kos, where they are 2 to 4 p.m. ■pokeeman said casualtlea were alteration to dwelling at 119 nity will be stamped. cdKwing she was bom In 1947. bridge on Missouri 131 near the front and rear, Donnestad'a dent Johnson is going to be giv­ Were NOW very U ^t and none of the and 6:30 to 8 p.m. and private The first half o f 1965-68 tax­ The legal Issue may have to be Holden, Mb. In the rear, and Hurl’s In the en an "action report” on the TO PAY Chambera St., $50. rooms where they are. 10 a.m. 2.88 ...... 2 J i t Wounded had to be evaouated. Angelo Napcdltan, altera­ es 'Will be delinquent if not decided in court. Bodies of two men who disap­ front, but all coUkt be driven drought-stricken Northeast to 8 p.m., Vlsltora are reqnested paid by Aug. 2, and will make Miss Israel, meairahUe, an­ peared after helping rescue oth- away. Secretary of the Interior 3.49 ...... 2.66 tions to commercial building at not to smoke to patients’ rooma. Legal Notices 106 Birch S t, $60a the entire tax, Including the nounced she 'wanted to be intro­ em In the Henley car were A three-car chain reaction Stewart L. Udall aald he would No more Ilian two vlaltom at second half, subject to Interest found early today near Black- collision occurred earlier In the nave the report ready for the X and B Swimming Pool and one ttow per patient. duced on stage as "AUsa Sa' ^AT A CODRT OF FBOBATB. Supply for Donald Harriaon, of one half of one per cent per deh.” She ia registered as AUsa water Creek. They were Identi­ afternoon at Main and Birch President today — aa requested TWO SPOD MAYTAG M d at Heacheeter. within and for month, dating back to July 1. fied aa Bklward Calloway and Sts., police report. — but that Johnson might nqt ib« Dtstrtct of Ifanchoster. on the swimming pool at 46 Frances PATTEJNTS TODAY: 262. Panfil. OPEN FRIDAYS till 9 P.M. leth day of July, 1966. All tax assessments of un­ Sadeh, she said, is the Hebrew Forrest McKeown, both of Hold­ Naomi Mortlock o f 77 Birch see it until Thursday because of 3 W ATS TEMP. Dr„ 42,860. ADMITTED YESTERDAY; St. was waiting to make a left ^PreMnt. Hon. John J. Wallett, William J. Hanna, ' idtera- der $50 are payable In one In­ iword for "field” and she was en. Kls Involvement In today's wind­ fUdee. Margaret Beattie, 108 Russell stallment and will be delin­ named Sadeh to Israel after her The Rev. James Sands, 80, turn into Birch St. from Main up of the White House Oonfer- . Estate of Stella L. Hoffman, late, Uon to two-family dwelU^ at St. Gerald Reed, 18, of Coven­ AUTOMATIC sf Manchester, in aatd Dlatrlot. de-' 56 Foster S t, $100. St.; Vincent Biesladecki, 68 quent If not paid by Aug, 2, crowning. pastor at Sycamore Hills Bap­ ence pn Education. Entire stock of Weaving Loops. oeaaed. Grand Ave., Rockville; Mrs. tist church In Independence, try and Herman Wise. 57, of Udall is chairman of the Fed­ DISPLAY The administrator havlns exhlbit- John T. Kotchin, tool shed at Allse, green-eyed and red R i«. 29c. la A W MODEL Rose Blair, Tolland; Cynthia Mo., waa klUed by an electric Hartford started to move up eral Water Resources (Jounal Ideal for Pot Holden M hla admlnlsiratloa aooount wMb 216 Autumn S t, $76. haired, is a soldier In Israel. behind her car, police say. WASHER JaUd eetau to Uiis Oourtfor aOow- Bouchard and Paul Bouchard, She works In a cooperative farm shock aa he waa pumping out which met laat week to consldbr anc«. it la Hannah C. Ogleby for Lena Glastonbury; Nancy Breer, 76 Coiilollo Named Reed stopped behind her but KoUgowski, a i^ at 3 Depot camp near Egypt. the church basement. ways to help the Northeast ^ ORDERED: That the 6th day of Princeton St.; Michael Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Simmons IVlse hit his car and Reed In wt. 1966, at ten o’clock ior^ St, $100. Argentina’s Mabel Azucena turii hit hem, poHce report. . at the Probate Office In the Thompson; George Brough, 20 To Head Board Caffarone was forced to return of Cuba, 111., were killed when No Payments e Icipal B irin s In aald Man- American Lumber Co. for Oak St., RockviUe; Wendl Carl­ their, car rammed into a truck There were no apparent in­ To Study Tests OPEN FRIDAYS till 9 P.M. FAMILY SIZE M AYTAtt fneeter, be and the same la aa- TTunhaa Bodcino, garage at lOT home iU. A replacement was son, 64 Lyneas St.; George Coon­ N-orman C. OomoHo of 71 stopped by water across U.S. 36 juries but her car received a .flfned (or a hearing on ttte allow- Bridge St., $1,600. expected tonight damaged rear bumper, Reed’s NEW HAVEN (AP) — t Ivo Until Ance of aald admlniatraUon account ey, Wapplng; George D’Alessan­ Constance Dr. has been elected Spunky Jennifer Gurley of east of St. Joseph. Sth said ssbite. ascartalnmeitt of A/Nantlc Fence Co. for L. W. dro, E ^ Hartford, Mrs. Ther­ Rock Port, in the extreme a damaged front and rear bum­ Yale teachera have been given WRINGER Ire and order of distrlbuUon. and Santamdm, fence at 17 N. the new chafiman of the Con- Cheshire, England, waa ordered $119,200 to find out how y.9. SEPT. esa Dragon, 164 Summit St.; necitout Board of Fishertea and northwest comer of Missouri, per, and Wise's a damaged BNTIRB STOCK OF this Court direots that noUce of the School St, $143. to bed with a cold, but was out front bumper, say reports. buslnesees use—and misuse- time and place aasisned (or laid Sc^t Garemko, 16 Cottage St., Game. He succeeds Ikr. William of bed almost aa quickly, say­ had 13 Inches of rain Simday hearing be given to all persons Jonathan H. Law, aXeration Ro-ricvUle; Thomas Greer, 146 night and eight mom inches Wise was toven a wri^en warn­ tests'designed to probe the per­ Ibtehboz Csis. WASHER 1965 known to be Interested therein to to dwelling ait 19 Baldwin Rd., A. Ellia of West Hartford, wbo ing, “ I t ttiey think they can sonalities and omUtiM a t u^elr Loomis St.; Beverly Harvey, 28 remains on tbs board. Tbe dec early Tuesday. Damage to the ing for following too closely. R ef. 49c. DEMO. MOTEL appear and be heard thereon by $160. keep me down, nuts. I’m fine. Arline Tobias of Newln^on employes. publishing a copy of this order In EiUzabeth Dr.; hba. Dorothy tion took phuse yesterday at Onstage, India’s Persls town was estimated at $4 mil f Joeeph H. Landry, chicken Some newspaper having a circula­ HUyer, Waterford; Warren Hur­ field headquartem in Frankhn. Hon and crop damage in the struck tha car driven by Stan­ The study by Stanley H. VaxL Manoheoter, in aald DMrIot, de- of gains and losses runnlni: He la a former chairman of Bonus Special seaaed. mostly from fractions to abou daughter to Mr. and Mm. Ray' Already on Duty ONLY FUEL >IL DEALER The executor having exhibited hli mond Hull, Coventry. the Manchester Housing Au­ linMintiDn aoeouiu with aald ea- a point. thority and has been active In Household Ihta Court for allowanco, It The market waa at its worst DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) TWO YEAR port and labor Heather Martin, .Tolland; Wil­ the affalm of the Democratic Sponges. SAVINGS in early trading whan there was — Tlie first of two Sentry eatel- ORDERED: That the 10th day of liam Fitzgerald, 27 Concord Town Committse. HOURS A DAY! .Ufuat. 1966, at 11 o'olodc fore- some follow-through to Tues­ lites diaigned to detect nuclear OPEN Irtegulara of Sic slaea ■t the Probate Office In the Rd.; Mre. Carmelle Bifolck, 48 ComoUo said today that he day's brisk shakeout aa i news wfU devote hla term to office to iasta ^ gone on duty. guarantee with each purchow ]pal BuUiUna In aald Han- worsened about the Viet Nam Dailey Circle, RockviUe; Fran­ The Air Force said it entered f, be and me aame la aa- cis Delunw, 119 Lake Bt., Ver­ a study of water pollution ad for a hearina on the allow- situation. ' erne and to reoommenda- a 69,000-mile, near-olroular orUt of aald administration aooount A rebound got imder way al­ non; Mm. Dorothy Manner, 692 at 11 ;S6 p.m. Tueeday nlriit MORIARTY BROTHERS toode during thia moonlite Wathereh St.; Edward ZeUnskl, on uae of puMto reaervotm On All New Ml said estats, aaoertatnmant of most Immediately among select­ e Its twin ia expected to be posi­ > OPEN FRIDAYS till 9 ?M. iatributeea and order of dlstrliM- Eaat Hartford; Mm. Marion for recreational facUitlea. , and this Court direcU that no- ed Issues and aa the session tioned aometime Thureday. SIRVINO YOU WITH of tha tlroa and place aselgned wore on more stocks eraaad Gowdy, Coventry. The two — plus a tiny hitch­ M ie . or aaid hearing be given to all per- DliSCHAROEiD TODAY te losses and posted plus signs. Mediator Called hiker aatoUlto — wfre launched PLABnO — f o a m ' b a c k ons known (o be Intereeted thare- James Norris, 213 Hilliard St. M o b i l h o a t e to aopaar and be heard thereon Nonferrous metals, drugs, from (tope Kennedy early Tuaa- gr publkMng a eepr of thle order rubbem and mils continued low­ Mrs, Sarah Johnson, 64 Hudson HAP^FORO (AP)-State and day^ PlSce Mats. O O t a MAYTAGS St.; Mm. Mary Ruase, 66 a some newspaper having a dreu- er on balance while tha tmnd federal medlatora vrlU meet iiia 18-pound pygmy also la on HOUR HOUR Reg. 59C-79C. Esch * T ^ iMon in stM Dtstrld, at least seven George Dr., Vernon; Mm. Cath­ Thureday with sheet metal con- am before the day of said hear- waa edging to the upside among the jobpb makli^ ciuljtoCAl orbits 4 FOR 8Te aC end by mailing oopiaa of thia chemicals, aerospace laauea and erine Olai^ 410 Summit St. tractom and unton rMpreaenta- which range from 132 mllaa to MIRNIR raar, by oertifled maU, on or be- office equipments. Edward Noack, U Ohaiter Rd., tivea ta a atrlka to tha tradi mora than S9,000 mllaa from tha SHOP AT OUR ont JtoV 17. 1966. to Frank M. Roolcvllle; Charles Zebreakl, D lU VIR Y F U E L O IL S SIRVICI nerii, Cooper Hill Street. Mlan- Ths Associated Press average entem Ita fourth waak. •arth. Ita mission ia to piaasum iMitar. OontT^^Hsabeth C. Win- of 60 atooks at noon waa off .6 East Hartford; Frederick A 12-hour seaaion with plumb- natural radiation to spaoa. Thosa SpoeMs AvaHaMa A t Y o ir PURNITURf ben. M Still Hfli Road. W . Car- at 819.8 with industrlala off J.l, Heeae, 48 ScoU I^ „ Vernon, Ing contraotora and union Tha two 884-pound saatriaa Mi, Conn., and return mahe to Arthur Kamlenakl, MS W. WAREHOUSE Kb Court. ____ ralla off .3 and utllltiea off A •pokesmen, also tovolvad to are aqulppad to datoet nuclear JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge, Tha Dow Jonea Induatrial av­ Ctonter St.; Mm. Florence Rob- work atoppaga atneS July 1, aiK^ agqpaoatons anywhara from tha PINS oor. FOREST BT. iai Edward H. Kenroa. Atty. erage at noOn waa off .64 at blne, 8 TEayer Rd.; Oharlea •d with no apparent prograaa oarth’s surface to 800 million CALL 643-S135 FAIRWAY ^^AMFE 868.26. Keegan Jr, Columbia; Mrs, Wednesday. No talks have naan mlloa to apaca. Four ottaon, For OrMter Savings oa Prtcea wara mixed in moder­ Joan Konrad and daughter, Tbl- held thia weak with rspraaanta- launohad la IMI and IIM, wara SINUR fm ilT MANCHISHR ft. I Downtown RIaIn Street and 706 Boat 4 4 5 HARTIORD ROAD, Nf^or McKEC Home Fumislitoga ate tiidlng on tha A«ari e e a i l 0 n s i middle Tpke.. Nax« tfli ropulMT Mkt. ALWAYS PLEHTY OF PARKHIR SPADE fb a d H erald Ads. •on, Wapptog. •toamflttom. t if ♦ -rtf,■*■■.■ •*r^t*.^-j(rifs^ .1’'

T » l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1966 South Windgor dewtiuctlon. Oohvlots bumsd out tha main call btook, sat tha pirta- on kltohan hlilaBa, and attaokai) Wbents in World guajda with iron ban. tV-Radio Tonight To* Office Open SatwrAiyJ NInaiy-thraa of tha man sur- iM M ni. SooHi Korea i(AP) —tpulitto no loBgar b a r to depend randtrad IXMaday. Tha raal 30 iTSyiSwW poUUc^U41-.1 on American wheal to eat, apant the night huddled around Payment Due By July i( hlnuMir aAr* on the etopa of thanks to Red CMna and tha a flra tad with prtaon fumltura be Aaaambly b i d ^ Sovtat Unton. while aoo guards, polloa and aol- Television Jolb .V^lbOwn, deputy taxOpiM. A aewaletter will be sent I bday to protest the Japanese* IbraWm announced that Pek­ dtara ringed tha waUs. At day­ 6i«0 Movie soileotor.tor the town of Mouth >n Moptombor advising thorn of I ing had agreed to supply 100,000 light the holdouta aurrandarad. ^ I r a l Jack ■ M m amity treaty. lemory•mory Laae ■•I. Wlndaoir has announeod that futuro mootings and aoUvlUool ! Hull JHc smariied a plaMlc tone of gndn to the U.A.R. and Omclala aald no sarloua Inju- "Hino • i-w—w T of the club. M r ot gasoline Inside his ooat had offered to dilp the same liaa were reported and no ana . ^s a w Show tho Tax Oollector'a offloo will llW 40^ Rin«nuui 6:00 I PMty w it MssUngs are being iMhsd- CtwAet ^ e t and then put a cigarette amount annuaMy tor the next aaoapad. — bs open for tho ooU|otlon of ulsd for next year to IneludsI $ i* te r to his ooat. Police put five years. Uxoa on Saturday, July 16, programs of Interest to various out the fire but Hub's face was ShipmenU of American aM er Paeofnas 6:80 I town organiiaUons. wheat were suspended for six a:00 i) [HiMIllM from 6:80 a.tn. to 4i80 p.m. Ixinied Waok and hla clothes ..het’s Newt 80) Have Qiua Win TVaval Harrlsgs Licenses Issued erere charred. He was reported months this year because of WomanV Skull n u h Gordon • :00 m biok Vaa Dyke Taxsa will bo d*lln(|usnt July SPECTACULAR BUY! ~’e r ^ MART 81, thorofore, this is tha last The follcsving have applied ftiotlon between tha two govern­ TOUAND TfKI. - ROUn - MANCHISTIR - TIL ^ critical condition. 41 83 844 Saturday before the end the for a marriage lioenss at the ments. President Johnson or­ Pierced by Pole 81) I^BOky jtnd HULFrUodi ( c Town HaU: NBJW DBUn, India (API — dered resumption of the 9S7-mil- NsWSt SporSporW W e^er •:80 OPIN THURS.. PRL fW 9 P.M. — TUES.. WIO.. SAT. IE 4 P.M. month that the offtoe will be LADIES’ SHIFTS led sources say U.8. Am­ Hon program last month. NEW YORK (AP) — A New SilS and HU Prtante open. Anns Marie Danialsort, South CLOSED MONDAYS Any tax that is poet-marked Windsor, and Anthony T. Rosl, ir Chester Bowtes and Yoih aaoratary remalnsd In orlt- Paler Jenninsa—Nea 10:00 ) Jntematlenal Hour West Hartford. ■n, U.S. aid director for India, ROMK (AP) — A former fi­ leal condition today with her 6:80 Vwlar Cronkita ^ Cbmedy Hr. 6HOP OTIE MODERN KTOIOB FOB A NEW EXPBBnBNOT IN July 30 will not be delinquent. IN nance minister, Otuseppe IVa- skull ptaroad by a metal-Uppad I) AirfiMa Six 10:80 ) Ona Slap Bayoad IN fir^O TlllN a PRE-PAOICAaED. FEATUBINO QUAUCT Failure to make the first Miss SusanneHOorsy. South fohn Lewis, will recommend a (14) Fun^amanlala *d0) ABC payment by July 31, means tha Windsor, and Donald A. Bigs- large Increase In U.S. economic buoohl, escaped trial on chargea window pole that dropped nine 111) Nowsbaa* j) Kent low. East Hartford. to India. Bowles and Lewis of abusing his offics. floors. Huntlav-Brtnkler Sd-io-i: entire tax bill Immediately be- SWINGY STRIPES The pole fall from the sUI of 6:46 (80) Peter Jennmsa—Neara comee delinquent and Interest University of Hartford Orada C e now In Washington for talks. The vote in the Rattan Parlia­ 7:00 (1M»60U0) News, Sports, ,8) l>lor Adutu Only Edward H, Daly. 369 Troy ; mie sources sedd American ment was 461-440 In favor of an employment agency office, 11:18 lO-SWToMni^^ (C) win be charged at the rate of and struck Francaa Levin, 46. Weather one-half of 1% tor each month Rd., has boon accopUd for experts In India feel only a sending Trabuoohi, a senator, to (94) What'a NewT TENDER - DELIGIOUS ” graduate study at ths Univer­ ^ rg e Increase In dollar aid ^11 trial before the conetltutlonal Miss Levin waa among a lunch- (90) Imlsht (80) MC NIshtlHa or fraction of a month figured hour crowd watching police (li) ^bacrlpUne TV 11:90 09) Movla from tho due data. sity of Connecticut He was .'tide India over Its economic cri­ court. But 476 votes were need­ ( 3) UUIrat Hobo ( 8) Movie gr^ustsd Juno 18 from ths sis and protect the $®.l billion ed. make an arrest on 43nd Street aO) Dm Ui Valley 11:86 ( 8) Movie Playera Casting In American aid to India since The eenstor, a member of near Broadway. 7:15 (29) Summer Hlfhllshta (40) Merv Orttnn Show The, South Windsor Country University of Hartford with a Police sawed off two feat ot (SO) SporU Camera 11:80 (19) Tonight Show (C) Playen will hold open casting bachelor of science degree in 1.99 1061. Premier Aldo Moro's Christian ■ American aid to India now Is Demooratic party, was charged the Inch-thick pole before plac­ SEE SATOKDAVS IT tHBEK POE COMPLETE UBTlNa for tbuevn and danceni at the business administration. Rob- about 1436 million a year, much with irregulartUes for authoi^ ing Miss Levin in an ambu­ South'Windsor High School on art M. Earley, 7 Ravine Rd., of it In food. lalng two Italian companies to lance. Several Inohae of tha pole Thuraday, July 33. who graduated with a similar Perdy collared shifts with or without grow tobacco In Mexico and sell remained embedded In her Thore aW rome minor speak­ »«5*Pt«d a position It to the Italian state tobacco head. Radio ing roles atUl available. with the Bcoounting depart-1 sleeves in artfully slimming striped LIVBIRPOOL, Englajtd (AP) She underwent a Ax-hour op­ ment of Travelers fosurancs — A four-engine Viscount monopoly. (W a liittB• g f iBcIndMtnclndas enenDr ^ EMaa Mara broadcMtB of M ag TTie players will prewnt the C6. fabricsl Aoetate-dmd-ootton seersucker Trabucchi admitted he broke eration at St. Olara’a Hospital to igth. Some BtaEoM tm ny oEmt ahert MtaacaMa.) musical comedy "The Pajama Crelght plane crashed Into a remove the pole. CUBE STEAK CouBoU to Meet , Oame" in the fall for the bene­ mothball factory Tuesday night, the rules but said Ms arrange­ WDBOxlMa ^ t t :16 Mga on in oobr-end-white. . . Decron* ment waa necessary because fit of the South Windsor Sohol- Town Council wlM mest killing two women workers and STEVENSON STAMP 6:00 Long John Wade (he plane’s two crewmen. bad weather ruined the lUUan 8:00 Dick Roblnaon 6 : 00' .ytenao«?*8ditS? andiip fund. wm«ht at 8 pm. at the high polyester and cotton in contrasts, WABHINOTON (AP) — A 1:06 Nawi, sum Off Na^, SporU. Waathar school. Items on the agenda In­ The plane, which carried no crop. i^ H - a i a Usht n Lively Meeting Scheduled clude: I monotones. Sizes 8 to 18. passengers, was coming in to commemorative poAage stamp 5:00 Hartford HlghllghU 6:46 Blue of Bvaiung The Avery Heights Water land at Liverpool and hit the top AUCKLARD, New Zealand will be Issued in nonor of Adlal 7:00 Newa 7:06 Oonversatloa Plaea Aeaoctatfcm wQl bweII Thomas WPOP—1416 ing will be held Saturday, July ALEXAiNTAIA, Egypt (AP) The riot Tuesday began as a propriate to the life and works 34 at 3 p.m. at the pump house. Oraham Rd. from Roberts Dr.l mass break attempt but turned of the late ambasssKlor to the 6:U Yankees vs. White Sos 6:00 Roy Ooopar to ths right-of-way to ths Bail — Vice President Hassan Ibra- 9:30 Gordon and Jasa 7:00 Ken Orlfrin Playoffs Bet Um says the United Arah Re- IMo a rampage of arson and United Nations. 19:00 Newa 19:ro Jonalhaa Daric Terry School. The Rebeb will oppose Our Ths need for a new town| Savior tsitheran tonight to de- t r a n ^ t i o n ^ hall and library. Including ap-| elde who will play In the eham- proximata coat ranges. SAVEI ENTIRE STOCK LEAN. MEATY » PORK plonahlp game of the poet sea­ Items of new business the| son elimination tournament of (xxmcHl will consider are: OF LADIES’ SUMMER Fa th e r a # • M o th e r Sbter and Brother the South Windsor Men’s Seft- A resolution for withdrawing | baU Lsague. from the Northeast Refuse dls-| lb The Rebels previously defeat­ trlct; a resolution authorising | SHORTS AND SPARERIBS 49 ed the Temple Beth HtUel team the town to enter Into ih e| 39-32. The Lutherans downed North Central refuse district; | G /lC M lth the Fire Department 31-3 appointment of two representa­ SURFERS ARMOUR'S CAMPFIRE Temple Beth and the Fire­ tives to the North Ontralj men will meet toemorrow. refuse district; the report of the | KNOWN FOR VALUES Voter Seeslon chsrtsr revision commission and | There will be a voter making a resolution to cancel regular | regtetration tonight from 6 to meetings for the month ot Au­ fdr H0TP0GS2!98^ 8 pjn. a t the high school Non- gust. UNDER RSALE voten may register at this time Also, setting a date for the| "NO MESS" — "NO FUSS" — FOR YOUR BARBECUE In order to be eligible to vote next regular oouncU meeting; [ 3 MS DiOrSeeeTliiirSe, Fli, Sofee.eSuper Savings on In the town election on Oct. A and acceptance of a warrantee | To Hotior Welch deed for a strip of land 60 feet | roffularly 1.97 aaeh GROUND CHUCK PAHIES m. u, Lot. u, 59c An open house will be held wide being conveyed to th e| eee Super Comfort, Quality, Stylo! for retiring principal James E. town from M'ra. Ekrnna V. Welch tomorrow night at the Deane and Mrs. Bvellns V. | s iz e s 7 to 1 5 1 STILL A TBBMKNDOUS BUY! Buy any two of yonr choiee-Hri diis Unkm School (»feteria on Main Nellson. Crmmu omm PBmLSFGR^for Dad €innaa-oteit FSIS^for Mothar GROUND ROUND In 6 Lb. Lota Lb. 69c St. from 7-9 pjn. low price, it pays to buy a quantityl The affair b sponsored by the Manchester Bvenlng HeraM | South Windsor eorrespondent, | Choose from a yariety of kmg-wearing J Mlsworth-Unlon PTA. For fur­ WOHEirS RUNPROOr ACnATI Anne Lyons, M . 644-86M. MBKNITORFUTCOnOK 1 GROUND CHUCK In 5 Lb. Lots Lb. 49c ther Information, Mrs. Kenneth cottons, sturdy bleitidx, and our Goodwin, Main St., may be con' T-SHIR1S AND TRICOT TAILORED RRIEfS tacted. IKE ON VACATION extra-rugged denims . . . favorite, COME IN AND SEE OUR UNADVERTISED SPECIALS AND HBrees Elect Officers MINOCXJUA, Wtt, (AP) Mrs. Barbara Kuehn has been Former President Dwight D .| fashionable colors. 8 to 18. DOUBIE BACK BRIEFS BARBECUE SPECIALTIES elected president of the South Bisenbower planned a round oft Windsor Registered cNurses gdk today on toe first day of a | ' jCaub for 1M5-66. two-week vacation In northern | c 10 i f for Otoer officers are: Mrs. Wisconsin. u o . ..,-Onnnle . Callahan, vlca ..prssl- . .A£tamd.0(jUx)ut 400.naiABatsl U dent; Mrs. Anita Mellgonts, and other 'vacationers cheered I Solo 64 lA . secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Lor­ Eisenhower and hke w4fe as they I u e . 7 9 l SAVE 34c ON 41 WadiaUe, ia(Wtta<4iWe andl&^M FOR THURS.. FRI., SAT. and silk . . . transitional favdritets! Dacron* polyestereotton, combed EEEVS N N H U M r LOXURT KM T Sab 1.33 BEO. 1.69 RANDOM SPECIALS FROM ALL THROUGH cottons, Axoe\* triacetate. Sizes 8-18; TUEAnorOHDERWEM Cu. Ft. THE STORE not in every style. 10 ^149Model SSD510E e FASHIONABLE DARK COLORS lAVI UN ON 41 isiisro w d wfco HOTPOINT REfWeERATOR I**' orcoEEREOcorroK of fomooB Faia^ laras for aH yoor ■ammer-into-fall fashions. 1 Only — Hammock & Frame... $12.95 Striped, vrindowpane-chedeed and solid-tone A. Soft cotton with nmor^ combinations... interesting, flattering! . able pads, alaatic hand. Taokla B o x ...... $2.18 A -B ,aizai8 Z t0 86. ♦ B. Waib-waarootton/Lyon^ qpandez. AeC, 32 to 43. Bag of Spongai...... 79e C. Plunge naokBaa with libai^ EXCITING SAVINGSI ini cups, atratdi rtnva- CiL Ft 2 Oilsnp DItpensars...... 29e ' luaiiiy eonifort, k n f 18WDL no(UB 12HOTPOINT REFF*^ERAT R 1Model 5 SSD312E 9 MU^iartlMm'nMPlM’iFieoeaaL. Ag9 y ...N e awnsy dews W . T. O Ft A P J T ’ O O SERVING N. E. Panna Lite Savor Troubla Signal $1.99 .up ie 3 yean le poy ” T?ARS 3 (DRRAT TV-AmJANCE STORES USE OUR FREE No Inisreit sr isivlcs 7T0 Bhw Hlih AvonM • Bloomfield • 242«BS1T LAYAWAY y*4 URSEN’S HARDWARE, INC. "'•"d. yssf msesy FARMINGTON SOUTH WINDSOR PARKADE MANCHESTER SSpS Berlin iWnpiko • Newington • 666>142S KAN shssriolln iski^sdl ROCTB • (SCOTT 8W AW ROAD) MAIN STa, MANCHESTER 34 DPPOT SQUARI MANCHnSTRU ROUTB ( ON EAST HARTFORD U N I • * . ’ ' * ONM.It . n . . . NtemiY - rm y rjs. OPW THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. M udioetor P«rkado • Mnnehootor • 648«9561 A T R O U TB m XtoAnmCLB ATK) W-\ . > 7 w r 'i ’ ! . 1^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY 21, 1968 WEDNESDAY, JULY 2i, 1966 fogee 13 BI^OB TWELVE SeoHon T m^o WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1066 jRanrh^Btrr lEnrnUts IfrraUi Ml .11— I ' — — Small Group Said to Blame Rossetto Appointed I For Town Teen-age Problem WesthiU Job Clerk Tha atonelMatGr Humui egrsnu for Umog at our youth latUma OommiMlon (HKO) who eUim they have notmhg to opont about -two hours laot do uw nowhars to go.’’ Joseph A. Rossetto, head of the Rossettd Conatnid- Wfltf dlteuMing tha local toaii' The HRO momberp agreod to tion Co-, last night was appointed clerk of the works aga SltuaUon and w o ^ up Its poetpone any rooommendatlona for the 100-unit addition soon to be conetructed af maaUnf on the conoituion that for a teen-age program until Westhill Gardens. Msncheatar’a youth, as a whole, after the teenHwara themsstvee The ManeheeUr Housing tome up with suggaetlona at s ly, therefore, that the units is only “reeUesB for companion' Authority ( M ^ ) t i n t e d him will be completed la Sephanp for eoRMthliic j o do,*’ msating’ schedidof^for • tonight on tha reecnwnendatlon of the at the Weft Sida Ree her or October 1966, • that most, If not all, looSI architect, Pederson and TUney Bnderiln roportod Green disturbances are caused by a A dlsouaalon of local ralalloos Neh Haven. Manor la anxious to procoeB ■mall minority of hpoUgaas. was poatpoped until such Uma Six or seven appUcatlons had with the work. At a meeting The HftC members agreed Uie CJonneoinneotieut State d o ll been reviewed by tha architect, Oommldston makes held yeeterday morning, M that Manchaster’a problem Is ■aid Chaliman Tlieodore Brlnd' ■aid, they had tentatively aalU "terrtMy oomplsK but not anfour. ed permleeton to lay out Itno unique," and that It la stnUler Roosetto'a annual salary was and grade before the offtolg! to problema exportenoed by sat at $7,000, weU below the notice to proceed ia laaued. towns and citlaa throughout the Mrs. Barbara CMdberg, $9,000 budgeted for the poettlon. Green Manor must have Im eountiy. chairman of tha race ralatlcoa The appointment Is subject to ■urance before it can etart F ig u ra released by FoUce ■Uboommtttse, reported that tha the approval of the Federal ■uch preliminary work, aaid Chief James Reardon were In ■tkte commisaion had received PuUic Housing Authority Bnderiln. troduoed which showed that 80 only one or two fom al com' (FPHA). A second euggestion firom per cent of ell teen-agers and ptalnta, phis several informal Part of tbe motion reads that Green Manor, to begin using young adults, picked up for complaints, during the past two a certain percentage of Hos- heavy machinery, was turned ‘^wrongdoing*’ locally, were or three years. setto’e salary wlU be withheld down. from out of town. On the other Or. David Warren apoeulatod, by the architect as a guarantee A third euggeetion, to olosa hand, it was shown that many "Since nobody has prsaanted us of performance. down the construction for tw^ of Manchester’s youth eSuse 1n- with a race rslattoM problem Although employed by the or three months in the winter, eldente In neighboring towns. In the year that we liave Im arohitect, the clerk of the works will be referred to the FPHA Shop Early For These Fantastic Buys From these etatlstlca, H was in existence, 1 wonder, if there actually works for and Is ap­ for approval. « agreed that teen-agers arid enough problpmo loeahy for Green Manor, said Bkiderli:^ lerationT” pointed by the MHA. He will young adults "art more braSh connde act as liaison between the is concerned about heating eXir and tend to cause more trouble’’ Mre. Goldberg repUed, 'T builder and tha architect to In­ pensea in the coldeet winter when they find stamping think that peopla, rather than sure that tbe epeciflcatlons of months. grounds away from honM. make a federal caae .over Bkiderlin said that he otW NEEDS the contract are fulfilled. had not been offlciaHy notified «HOME HRC member 6aul SMver> their problems of moving Into APPLIANCES Green Manor Conetruction Manohaeter, "drop the prospect of federal approval of tha total ■tain called for "a clampdown Oo. has been awarded the con­ on the hard coi« In the com­ end go'elsewhere. Just because budget for the constructloo munity who are baaioalby anti­ we haven’t received any formal tract for the $1.7 mMlion Job. project. social, and added, "the major­ complaints doesn’t mean that Relocation Office Opens in North End The contract papen wUl be The announcement of a total ____ SPORTING GOODS • HARDWARE HOUSEWARES ity of our population ia made there might not bo some." signed Monday at 4 p.m. at the budget of $1,713,171, includinf up of reasonable people and no The HRC, In the fall, will H m North Bnd Rtiocation Office opened today at ISl N. ^ e n c y . Edward Rybc^, redevelopment director, said to­ MHA office. an increase of about $230,000, ntbiorVty should be permitted embark on a program, In co- Main 8t. Robert Hayden (above), tbe relocation officer, wlU day that he expects>ecte iedreeent Weetlitll Gardens homes our law abldlitg residents. After life been or changed for you odist Church, will conduct an neas for 2S years. ’or the elderly project It dlsi we Islolate the troublemakers, after moving Into Manches- Groups Approach Problem, Bishop Guest Evening Service - Friday, July If given the Job, he said he allowed an Increase of $380 for WASHERS. DRYERS. REFRIGERATORS ELECTRICAL preparing pro- terT” 30, at 7:80. would devote eight houre a day legal fees. Enderlin eald thdt HARDWARE The Ladies Improvement So. to his new dutiei and would not MHA will reeppiy with further From Two Different Roads At Assembly clety will have its annual ba­ take on any additional work of Jiiettflcation. zaar Saturday from 2 to 6 p.m his own. However, three budget itethi • DUPLEX ELECTRIC OUTLR TWO meetings will be hdd to-^ These people, who aseert Bishop Prince Albert ’Taylor at the camp grounds. Asked why he wanted to for $700, |1S0 and |7B0 vrm f • 20" DELUXE GAS RANGE • COLDSPOT 14 CU. PTw REFRIGERATOR Minors Can Lose License Jr. of Fiinceton, N.J., president The public is invited to ail BwHch Jobe after 26 years. Roe- • PHILUK SCREWOMVSR night on the problems that that'aa taxpayers they are en­ approved. Just 60 at this price. titled to disturbance-free neigh­ of the College of Bishops of the activities at the assembly, setto Indicated that advanced The $700 Item la for Install 50 Each. 1 1 Only. - have arisen out of the combina­ borhoods, will also m «A to­ Methodist Church, will speak 'Those wishing further informa­ age was forcing him to leave Ing manual air vents tn tfe$ If Liquor Found in Car Sunday at 3 and 7:30 p.m. at Retrular 61.29. 22c 11 Regular Rrice $139.95. •118.00 *238e00 tion of youths and drive-^ins. night at an undisclosed loca­ tion may contact the offices at the manual end of conetrUction heetlng system. One may attempt to center its tion. the Summer Assembly and South or North Methodist He said he was anxious to get The $750 Is for alr-oondKloiP E 20* DROP LIGHT Christian Service Institute of Churches. going and would start tomorrow big units In the MHA------office, - e. A • LAWN SPRINKLER patrolman finds al-Wunder tha new law passed by the propoeed aolutiona to those Most of them signed the peti­ the Methodist (Church at the • COLDSPOT 16 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR Only 16. problems on stricter law en­ tion for an anti^ltering law if needed. contract was awarded to tlM Resr. 89c Each. ' 1 • 30" DELUXE GAS RANGE

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> ( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, J tL Y 21, 19«8 KANCHESTER SVBNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, l9«J Vernon Bargains Committee to Stuc^ FOR THE TALLEST. FRESHEST listed by The Inquirer EATOW DRINKS lllSVa SILVIR LAN!, lAST HAKTfOkD Ambulance Service A newly • appointed conunlt-f ^ndsorvlRe; nil 'Hiiteon, ^ t.T . meats FRSSH CUT—NONB PRB-PACEAGBDl** tee to consider town ambulance Reaervolr Rd. Births yesterday: A son to IN TOWN! problems has bean dlrsoted to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan, Pr«ii-on TrimI T ri CUjf —- Vomon .CtrtU Atom STORI HOURS: TUIS.-WID. f-Sj THURS.-FRI./ f-f "meat as soon as posslbls" by RFD 3. MtdH SlTMt StOTM Mayor Thomas J. McCuaker, Discharged yaeterday: Either Dratlfi 9riw Mri !• •!••• m N Preele— II mhm Have Pun sa a FamQy SATURDAY 8 IQ 4 — (CLOSID ALL^AY^MONDA^ Mayor McCuaker named the North, 6 Unden PL; Julianna ■MMralk .M m Permanent Wave Special Ckxne to JANE AJABDN Dombek, Stafford Springs; Ju-I aoH U ifiB BBiATnnr sA iiO ti, committee at Monday night's iWAnONB, NS Mata Straat. la mmCDO FHARMAOT at rOQD SHOP, T ri a t y Shop- meeting of ths board of repre- dlth Klrko, 66 Wilson La.; Wood- part in “ SmSWALK 9M Main Street, offera an Vernon Chula has "A LO " Kiif Plasa, OPEN lEVEN row Wood, Chestnut Hill, Conn.; 'OCilVE OIL" FERMAMBNT aentatlvea, and appointed SAi A" and win have worth- OOBMVnOB. flinoo Bgyptlaa u A TS A W EEK to I I psn. George Blye'chKrman. Blye le Michael Secore, 88 W. MKn St.; STOP.SHOP la aavtaaa for you In FUR- W AVE for $9.66, ao rleh and Umoa It has been known that What fun you’ll have and what OUR BEST. EXTRA TENDER Mrs. Carol Duhamel and son, I K AM »- I I nourishing your hair thiivea captain of the dletriK two (for­ ------and ACX3BM80RIBB the "gel’’ from within the good eaUng you’U enjoy with­ mer fire dlatriot) anvbulanoe TKcottvtUe Rd. ___ _ IH B HOME. Buy for your- and flourlshm under one, Re­ Itovoa at the rare Uupioal Aloe out hurting your budgut FuU- lax in the oool, refreehlng at- aervlce. i c E o m drif and for gtfta. Vera plant oouM bring dewy meal FlA’m stS from OOc, Aleo appointed to the commit­ Vernon news is handled by I moaphere here, while exper­ moisture and softnsae to the Kao SEA FOOD meale flrom H ie Herald’a Bureau at 88 Paak | ienced bM uty operatora dem- tee were Veriion Police Chief Come Early Tatiwrrow skin. Now this beauty aeorK B 65o and SALAiDS, three deKc- Oeorae A. Trapp, Charles Prel- St, F.O. Box t$7, tet 878-6116 H m prfoa taco on merchan- onitrata their aktU. Or, paihaps redlaoavend and the precious er SANDWIC81B8 and da- or 64S-S711. ail you need la a trim, cool le, iMputy Vernon Fire Chief A m from rafular stock of "g K " Is contained in "ALO ” Uoloua FO U N TAIN BFECEAlb- David Dougan, and Peter Du- TOUR GIFT OALIjBRY on the HAOROUT, deftly shaped and OOflMKnaB to give your oom- TODS, Many young lamMles are relko. main floor of Watklna, wlU show molded to have you feeling and piexlon that beauUtot dewy- making It a h a ^ haUt to Doyle Resigns, aUbstantial slaahlng during the looking degroM cooler Instant­ The mayor said he may ap­ moist look found only In tiuly oome to JANE M X in N FOOD point others to the committee. •ISTOBWALX SAUDB” begin­ ly. Xhpeoially in the summer, young riOns. Get "ALO M009- SHOP. May Not Return qearsof service ning tomorrow, Friday and Sat- when you want your hair to CUBE STEAKS One of the main coneldera- T U R i! PLUW’ tonlglit and aes tlone la the feasIblUty of charg­ ta^lay. YOUR O lF r OAIAJDRY look well groomed with a mini­ resulta tomorrow. NUTMEG will be out front with quality New Autanm Appnnl ing residents for ambulance To Face Court! mum o f care, an “OXitVE O IL" FHAHKACY is OPEN TO • Is arriving every day at aervlce. merchandise adbotantlally re­ PlDRIMANENT WtAVB now p.m. duced eopecially for this event. $9.06 Is the answer for soft, KAYER BFORIBWEAR at ths The mayor noted that among OTTAWA (AP)-^ohn Oiriato- Vernon O tK a mANSmiON- GLASSES Ootne eaiiy for your share of the coeU Involved In operating pher Doylo has resigned aa | manageable tieasea. Telephone Oarto, Gifts, JswKiy, Ifanto A L OOTTONfl and new ssason 2 walUM. Look ahead to the gift the service are payments to the Chtcrif At the vtiy height of your appointment with beeuty THE CAROUSEL at TM a ty JflRfiBYS that pack small and preatdent and cbaimian of Cana­ oocadons coming up on your tomorrow. 648-S9M. ambulance driver and atten­ da JavwUn Ltd. and w ill nK ra- tiic Bununer aeason Stop & Shop calendar and find choice items Shopping Plaaa, la ths big, emaige without a wrlnMe, are dant, ambulance replacement turn to Coanectiout to serve a I m SOLD at savings. See you at the coi> bright stors brimming wMh a ^ e K for VACATIONB. The fund, and an operatlona and three-month prleon tenn, the [ Women control 66 per cent of coHcctlon o f merchandise de­ 8«t8 the price by more than half ner of stain and Oak Street! the nation’s private wealth, mv- SU8CMER CLEARANCE con- maintenance fund. company announced Tuesday. Brand now at YOUR GIFT accounts and savings bonds signed to excite you and to de­ tlnuw a t K A Y E ’S with addl- Mayor McOueker'e propooK to The wealthy, 49-year-old min­ . . . to less than we actually paid! l i c t the kraky rao^ent. Oome tloas$ Itema from atook trans­ THOUSANDS AT OALLARY are the OAN OAD- and they spend 86 per cent of charge for ambulance aervlce ing executivo had been convlK- Choose from elegant mosaic or rtnaa o f wood and cork that the money men make. to brawee among the treasuree ferred to the eKea rwKu dally. brought a strong reply from edlnU .8. DtetriK Court at Hart­ eHp over A 13-lS oa. beverage you’ll want to acquire for your­ Open Mon. thru Sat and OPEN Deputy O ilK Dougan. ford, Oemn., of sending unreg-| colorful fruit patterns. 8 FOR *1... eah, gtaanoiizinc R, keeping it self and to bestow igxm a be­ BVENTNOS on Thurs. and Fri. Dougan noted that the flrat istered stock through the U.B. | Do It the Easy W » loved Bomeone. Shop In refreeh- eoM, and preventing liiw maika I> t "VEBir’ from JOHNaOM district ambulance was pur­ mall. an Aimlturs, aet-of-4, $7.00, at Ing temperature here, OPEN Some 1.7 million eouplee took chased from the treaaury o f dis­ Doyle’s reaignaUon aa board I TOUR GIFT GAULERY. PA IN T OO. 738 Main SUwet do Monday through Satuiday and their wedding vows last year, the heavy work for you, whan trict fire company 3. “ Then,” chalinaan of the Jubilee Iron I OPEN EVENINGS on Wed., and o f these 1,6 million o m t Dougan sKd, "whm we nee the commit­ minutes. Then remove loom motUb! Jiut preee on, no em^ nation. Two years ago there sion. Canada doea nK recognize | •ummar Shoea Badnoed broidery needed! when you g K acquainted with were only 460. tee to Kudy this,’ ’ Mayor Mc- the offense as extraditable. OUSTFSON’ S SHOE dirt and wax srlth a mop and G A E T A N 0*8 Sa LON OF Cusker replied. rinse. Use "VEETT’ sparingly. Paittem No. 2762-H has color Doyle appaxwntly w ill remain I ■TORE, 706 Main Street, has transfer for 14 motifs at varl' BEAUTY, where a staff of A January Censtn Bureau Vernon Fire Chief Joseph Duf- at liberty If he stays out K the I A eo0ee brecAt fo r y tm l and dreH-up SHOES ON It’s too good to waste. GK it beauticians (m Ke and fem Ke) survey of consumer buying In­ fin waa alm> preaent at this meet­ at JOHNSON PA3NT OO. OUB sixes. Uoltad States. Bring the entire famlty To order, eend 86c in ooine to: are skilled an4 experienced in tentions disclosed that 9.4 per La// Beef ing and aaked that another rep­ Meanwhile, he stands to for-1 Yoo'ra io the Freslwft Spot lo Towel to be experUy fitted with Anne CabK, The Manchester an phases o f beauty culture. In cent of families Interviewed resentative of the Vernon Fire fett his $10,000 bail. Fallm-e to I atyle and comfort at savlngB. Only 18.S per cent at all Evening Herald, 1180 AVE. OF addition, you’ll fiirill to the plaimed to buy a new car thla Department be added to the surrender within SO d a ^ wiUl Top 0* tiw Crado-tlw fieoit oMOt yool ovor oetl These are famous-name brands marriagM take place In June, newfy-decorated crimson and CHASE & SANBORN AADEW3A8, NEW YORK, N .Y. year. oommUtee. make him liable to a Ktarge of I BOW at worth-while markdowne. the traditional sreddhig month. loose. gold Interior. OPEN Monday Duffin observed, when asked bail Jumping, which carries a I Taike advantage of the aale now. For IK-clasn malBng add lOe through Saturday and OPEN bw the mayor, tSieut ho was un­ maximum sentence of five years I Sboold UttUtleo Be BougM Cor each pattern. Print Name, EVENINGS on Wed., Thiits., The Inquirer able to acceik appKntment to and a $80,000 fine. Out a piece of ahunlnum foil N ow r Address with Zip Code, Style F rt TeL 646-9022. HAMBURG $' the conunitteo because ot other Doyle Mled to surrender last| to fit the bottom of a new Ask any SHEARSON HAM- N a and Slxe. committments. week to a UA. Marshal In Hart­ waatepaper basket. Change M ILL A COMPANY roprosent- Send OOc now for your new ’06 " I feel eunbulanca aervlce ford. whan you empty the baakat. atlve for Shearaon’a thoughts SpringHSummer Album! Regular Should be totally ft«e to any­ When he did not appear, the I Thto preaecvea the bottom. regarding UTHJTY STOCKS. features; Cknrtom Collection; one,” Duffin said. But he not­ Federal Bureau ot Investigation I SHEARSON, HAMMIL A Items to crodiK, knit, stitch! ed that "most people have in­ issued a nationwide alert for Me I COFFEE Feminine tJnderthlngB COMPANY. MS Main Street, Get away from it all! surance coverage which oould arreK aa a fugitive. Terms k I Every gal, wherever ahe va- members of the New York BBtra Money Oomm Each pay for the servloe.’’ hie ban had reatrlKed him to| SAVE 1? aatlona, needs enough fresh, Stock Exdiange, the American 1 0 lbs. Month His remark brought a re­ New York and OonneKicut. eool bru , foimdaitiona and lin­ and all other leading exchanges, DEMPSEY - TBOLER, 629 minder from Board member Doyle pleaded guilty In Feb-1 R«ni|Ribor, yoi g s ^ to keep daln^ and lovely Invites your Inquires, regard­ J Main Street, mentber o f the ’Thomas 'Wolff, a well known He was sentenced in May | got Top Valuo CHDCK around the clock. OLAZEERIS ing any planned investment. I f New York Stock Exchange, in- Get an HFC Insurance man, th a t'“ We can­ Judge T. EmmK Clarie eXXtSET SHOP, 6&1 Main interested In receiving SHEAR- 'vltm your inquiries regarding not charge only those persons three years In federal priscHi, to I ttRMfMy t t e l Street, is headquarters for SON, HAMMILL A COMPANY M UTUAL FTJhU)S and the plan who are covered by insuranee.” be suspended after three months | Makoitlitfliiotl BRiAS and FOUiNDATDONS, l i t e r a t u r e , a card or can by which money comes In the TtayelMUi {Machine Sliced Chief Puffin explained that and was fined $8,000. together with the aervlce of (649-2821) win bring a prompt mail each month. Stop In or there Is some reimbursement Judge Clarie may now rein­ Mild 4 Mekw Merit Coffee 69* pol roast you pnoCeMlonnl FrnTN G S. rK>ly. caU 64S-1106. Take that from the state for emergency state the fun three-year seir | calls on Rt. 84. fence. afartaitadi Day Cleaning ot the —I f t hapoctant for your "The state pays |60 for high­ Better Kind CsmBy’s health and wKI-bdra;, AMERICAN way calls for 'trucks and Okolaa qaalHy Capable hands want to go for ambulance calls,” Duffin u Storss Arotuid Town An HFC TmvKoan k a senstfale Job Applicants to work for you at the said. baif with aur Bnecgy Bob Down? > Quality Stands Out “MARTTNIZING" ONE HOUR way to pay for aR the things When asked If the ambutonce Sought by Town I Fariiaps you naed a riiange. Vacation films are predoua DRY CLEANHIG PLANTS at you assd to your vaeatioq Is used for non-emergency pur­ famoat Jatt*Rita Trim® Ton naed pampering. Plan to If you'«rimt quality PHOTO MAIN AND BIRCH STREETS, poses, Duffin replied, " I ride FINISHENO, bring your next a stteoeas: transpottaboa, lo d | ^ dotUng, equipment The town has announced open I have dinner tonight at FIA- also 299 West Kiddle '^ke. the ambulance daya and about I MO’S RESTAURANT AND roll of exposed film to FALLOT 'Whether jrou’re returning m i ,yo« iKura, raiand and refineahed, you can repay 86 per cent of the calls are for oompetlUve examinations for GEISHA ® OOCKTAZL LOUNGE on Route STUDIO, 70 East Center StreK. vacation or eUU looking for­ emergencies. N o one abuses the four positions In Its water and( f . Ask about your. Travdoan today at H F C CHEESE • and 44 in Bolton. ChooM the Experience, skill and Interest ward to that precious "two ambulance service," he said. sewer depeu-tment: A chief wa­ toods you like best from the are combined here to bring out wetks with pay’ remember Mayor McCusker read ambu­ ter-filter plant operator, at ani chaf-prvpared menu. Tender, tiW very beet your camera ‘MARTmimNG" transforms Bonow up to $1000 lance reports indicating for the annual salary range ot $5,990-[ SOIID WHin TUNA BONELESS CHUCK R0AST:;st 69: Jnlejr meats are out Into gen- produces. Compare and see your garments Into fresh, new- Taka up ta 24 montlM to rtpay last fiscal year, both services $7,803; an assistant at $6,491- oNoa portlona. Crisp, refresh- quality stand cut. looking apparel, thanks to the made a total ot 631 calls. $7,098; a sewage treatment! L Savi a Mg S4e oi tog are sparkling with thorough cleaning and export “ MiKh at tMe is taxi servloe, plant asslKant operator at $5,- tangy dressing. Soul-aatlsfying OK llm t Pampered Feeling pressing. The minute your McCuaker said, "eK>eciaUy In 491-87,09$; and a heavy equf^l I ems— rsfRiarly { t «z CALIFORNIA ROAST 59: iliiaaii !■ make a fittin g finale I f your vacauon Is atin in back is turned, capable bands {Lean, Tender the RockvlHe district’’ ment operator at an hourly sal-1 ^ 41s task, to a psrfect meat What a world the planning stage, remember are taking the fint of many "Fees wiB stop a lot of ‘baby axy range ot $2.es-$2.7B. a t gm It win do you. Tty that LENOX PHARMACY. 290 steps to freshen and lenew Bitting’ ca& ,’’ he added. AppUcotions for all four poK- It! Bring your summer guests EM t Center Street, has the the appearance of your waxd^ The Rockvine ambulance tions may be picked up in the I SHOULDER ROAST ’S in & s a 89; iMre. Show them real New Eng­ "Celebrity" line of beauty aids robe. Let "MARTINIZmO’’ service began about one year (ensral manager's office in the land hospital^. TheyTl knre and accessories for home, for TWO-HOUR SHHIT SERVICS; ago when the city took over the Kuntclpol Building, at the State i t Can 648-9S79 and a table travel, for gifts. You’ll find 299 West Middle 'Tpke., launder service from the Rockville Gen: Personnel Department in the | ariB ba waiting fo r you. gbunoroiu shower caps and and Iron all shirts. Use your PHM PJUKADI^^ STEW fl ■■■ W W oral HoepltaL State O ffice, BKldlng In Hart­ festive bonneta to hide untidy time and energy fer the im­ 002 MiddH TvmpOia Wagl One ot the reasons for ths ford, or from any State Employ­ ice Chenm Ihjaaiats pin curls. Keep your ricln dewy- portant things you want to do change In service was because ment Service office. W liat oould be more refleab- soft, while you acquire a golden as a family, while the chUdran Slid Rm p —PHONEi 643-9S36 of the criticism levKed at that Appiloatione must be filed j tog to aervs your summer tan i f you use the SUN TA N are home from achooL ttme of the deflays in getting with the State Personnel Depeut- ^ LONDON BROIL STEAK guests than a ROYAL IC E LOTIONS and molaturlalM ambulance service proimpUy to ment. Room 406, State Ottice| CREAM "Sandwich'* made creams avallaUs at L B N O x a location where It was needed. Building, Hartford, no later | MIm n Mria MrsM Nm grali to N iva. Tas gat with loaf cake sllcaa PHARMACY. JuK one step In­ BEEF Some obeervers Indicate that than Aug. 8. M U T E MUD aatotaailag valaa, ashtaaSlag flavar. Or, pack ROYAL IC E side the door Is a counter laden despite the takeover, the ambu­ Slxamlnatlone w ill be conduK-1 into a baked pie shell, with beauW in bottles fo r your LEONARD'S lance service stiU encoimtere da- ed by the State PersonnK De­ top with meringue and brown a vacation, to he^ you look fresh lato- partment, and w ill be held ln| CHUCK STEAK minute or two in a 460 degree as a daisy. Here you’ll find In a report to the board, CMef Manch((anchester, ORANGE JUICE ; even. Get ROYAL ICE CREAM moMy-saving nierCbandlae to Trapp covered the problem, and and Sept.ept. 10. 99 Cram the plant on Warren help you snare admiring SIDEWALK PRICE CUTS! \ Armour's Sfar noted that volunteers are often AddlUoniinal benefits offered for) Now’s tha tima S A V E Street or at fins drug end glances wherever you go. Take not available, and often the am­ the poeitions Include: Two j to itoek yoar grooety stores what* ROYAL advantage of the "Helena Ru- OF FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMH.YI bulance Is operated by off-dirty weeke’ vacation, l l paid holi­ K B CREAM la soM. binatein’^ ONCE A YE A R SALE policemen u id on-duty police days, sick leave, social security, I fraaitrl Toi 4 7‘ Short Ribs of Beef 55» where you buy one item and offlcen)t town pension plan, paid accident gat Stamps, too! r ,|2 / 4 9 o DuK win nK fly when you g K a beauty oompankm to try LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS Town^ officials are concerned and health amd group life insur-1 ampty your vacuum cleaner bag Liverwurst over the problem, not only be­ FREE. For Instance buy De­ anco, fuQ payment ot major I i f you use a dampened nsws- odorant, $1.25 end get Eau de WASHARU cause of the delays, but be­ medical insurance, and one-half I Fresh Halibut steA 69» to catrii the contents. parfum FREE. Shop LENOX cause when policemen man the g ^ e n t o f Blue Groes andj PHARM ACY for items to keep II ambulance, It often oaaaee To store your ynungstet'e you oool and dainty throughout BUSKENS” * 1.99 problems of police coverage. Catoror's Khchoo Potato Solad2 toller skates, 'wrap toam to aummer’a siaaUng, ataaming Some informed eourcee indi­ Wo know U*a froth and goodi Wo tnako U ouriolvoal simnftaum Cofl. tamperaturee. cated that the town Is heading VFW Units Plan 2 to r a paid ambulance staff. YOU SAVE 74a Ym’is h Nw ENTIRE STOCK Another ot the problems the Fraahaat Spat eommlttee will face, the me­ Luau Saturday! as Stop I thap Rraai ANY SIZE PIBOE chanical proUema encountered aaapar^ with athar flaa Is Tam i IO4.0Q The VFW Poet, Auxiliary and by the RockvUIe dlstrlK am- hraaia at agaal gaalltyl ITALIAN SANDALS bulaikce. DUtrlct 3’a (rural) Stein a u b wUl sponsor a Ha­ SAVE TWICE! Save easK to"* Stomps! MR. AUTO WASH ambulairae la new;- and was waiian Luau Saturday at 7 p.m. RACKS OF FOR YOUR FREEZER purchased a few months ago. at the poK home. The Joint gen­ Ym Aikfld for It! Look at Ihb Vdool Flonlo Sobedulsd eral ways and means committee I Bifl Shot Oiocolati Syrep 59* The Vernon Grange will hold at the groups Is in charge K I Ms annual picnic Saturday at arrangemenlx. TTwre w ill be an-1 Jiffy Oiko or FrostiiiR Mix 4 •£49* WOMEN’S SHOES WHOLE BONELESS 8:80 pm. at Thrall’s Grove, Rt, teitalnment and danclngf after} SHOPPERS SPECIAL 83. Each fam ily is asksd to the supper. Membere and gi ifaUo Qeility MarRorioo KS 5;i£95* brlngr a salad or covered dUh, are invHed. SEEDLESS and their own place settin g. Reservatfona may be made I Wolch's Frozoo Grape Juke 6 IS ^ t a 12.00 Desert and beverage wBl be with Mra. Mae R ^ e , 348 Wood- MEN’S SHOES provld#d« bridge St.; Mto. Rose Crane, $ 1 2 9 Several heated grilla will also 96 BaMx Bt., or Maurice Fleher, Stop A Shop Swiff Choofo Slkof m 39* 48 Madleon St. C B n n e '■w o W m e n ^i -1 SIRLOIN T P be provided for those who bring SNEAKERS bambuBgera or hot dogs. THIS IS NOT A WET WASHl WITH BDILT-IN AKCHE8 •2.39 *2.79 A lfred Riendeau, 29, o f Ddrt Kaap a hax la avary raaal BUjmmoned • Tires Steam Geaned Court on a change of failure to M M -SAm SOrv, M f k a r U w ...... $ 3 .W Patrol- GRAPES • Body Thoroughly Waahed oarry operator’aTloenseta SALI INDS SATUODAYI and Hand-mitted THE8|D PRlOBfl ABB. REAL LOW man Robert: Zonph 2 9 V EVERY THURS, EVE, 8TBAKS AND BOAST Vernon poUce rsK>oaded quick­ STAJWPS SHOP a m r fus n it MW fauetioiH ly aikd their pram ataew w as Bila foods m 500 to 8:30 P,M, ^ - I by bank o&lototo. WEDNESDAY U tol8Lb.AY«»gB em ploye aooktontsOjr ragriarly Wa MU ' the storm button. v l i l M M I la Hartford, Eeit Hertford, West Hob PREAM Hospital Notes lerdL MMetown and Manchester. i AdmHtad yssterdsy: S ran, Wlndsorvllls; Ro^rt 9 i » 9 5 ‘ ^ BEflZBVE TH* BIGHT TO LIMIT QtAAPriTIBe orm, 8$ Glsnstons Df-i P*** CALO CAT FOODS S r ’t SfiibES Y en cta, 94 Thompson Rt^Mary SraCIALTY PUVOIf 344 BROAD ST. Jans Oharbonneau, 84 C h an sr HAlf CAUOH nUIT PUNCH t m m f n JKY2S.IS.M PRICES BFUCTIVI THURS,, FRI. and SAT. Gtoone fluUlvtn. 46 CkHmJd ' i '-''n ■> : t ;.\;.ijlc I urripikt .ind Ccnltr bt. nuaoM MKiahan, 88 6)192' ' M o.t Meal Barosmm, MA>TCHE8f8B BVENINO'-HBBAIJD, IfANCHBSTEB, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1S66 FAOB isvnm gm s r x T B B N MANC 4^E§TBR. EYBrnNO HElUUJ/ilAN CBBSTEa. CONN* . WEDNESDAV^ JULY 21 , i 66A Observers A ^ it Ri^ly In Wall St.,

! av ’lAM DAlbON /' ''S ir BoablfM Nam AMijrat QUAUTY F00DS-tl!!*Prt«« m m TOSS (AT) r- oiM tt \ W el atrMl^s alMiMisi tnuM- ttQM li a» sintnsr nUty. Audi BLOCK W K r P A Y m o r e ? «Mi i^wsr Avan thaaa artw scott I M. S. CHOICE at aiioh ttAnca ara watohltif thal STYLE raaikat dnaaly lor a sign of a auBtainad ratty. I TOE QUALITY Bo o m brokara at* ho|Mnv that I ttia adaricat*B racant sUadyiiwI i£E^KK>I> Z)£PT.i Mott s Top Quality U»S»D»A, Graded Choice A ll Beef Sale! has Mada a founllulan on wnlcn | a mteauraabla ratty can BEEF chiWgt^. to b u n t In tbalr vlaw tha aharp break | SHRIMP SALS at tha and ot June was the ctt- CHUCK max of tha long aHda from thal LMM - MNK M vnan stock prloa hllKtia raaohad May | ^ M w IS COUNT na pm 14. Thaaa broken tann the rs> bound from that climax a tech­ molts nical reaction to ovaraalUng and I SUPER FOOD MARKETS not a dyaiHn 4he-wool summer I ROAST ra tty . And they aee the lasy tradbigl nW NCBT save the and aoinor price variations ofi last neek as a atgn (bat thal FLOUNDIR nULITS- maiket at last m ay be Immune [ change to much of the nervouanaaa I ntilch trtagared the decHnas off last monm and lata May. L ik e m a n y o< W a n S tre e t’ar.l c tradltlona there is nothlQiK sural about a summer ratty. SoraaUmes It te abaant or sol minor and sboit an avapt a»l searcefy to merit that desorin-I (ton. Somatimea It oomes earfyl lAlVIlarSLMU M l-ptaaf, in the summer. -Usually it is tied I to some nows avanUthat has I TENDER TRIMMED PEACHCS WUBVBUBB ■ ■ tSm.aai Wile seasonsl colocing. ’^Andl CHUCK STEAK PBLmtUB-BMK. J| 1-gMt f l R CUEX SfEAK AU MEAT-NO WASTE sometimes tha ratty has been ao | •MNBC. MCONKT-PINCAmi i # tdm. laai | late that tha tradtUonahsts have I bean hard put to defend U as a I summer rstbar than aiv eariyl U. S. CHOfCI fall nttly. TOILET TISSUE 10:.79< f | . 0 9 Often any little rebound, hoar- LEAN, MILD, SMALL TOP ROUND STEAK aver technical and abort lived, I DEL MONTE SLICED Is tanned a aununar rally Juat| BONELESS GRAPE S ’£T*| to get that tradition neattyl m m a i o u N P sewed up and out of tha way. I YELLOW CLING This yesr one is aaraltad wWh I 110 a 6 5 < more than uaual anOolpaiion. I SMOKED BEEF PATTIES GROUND BEEF That Is because of att the uncar-1 B d fB P X t 8~97^ OMKIIUN cifTPot snw talntias that cauaad the May- CHUCK Juna breaks and that stltt per-| PEACHES 'if s M . ; GROUND ROUND '99* - 7 9 ^ Viet Kam is tha biggest quea- PMOVmarPOTIOAST SHOULDERS ;> ■: y V*>■/ YOUNO tioo mariu But some brokers i A >, 9 say (hat most traders have dls -1 ROAST a 4 9 counted tha baitdup in the war I TOP ROUND *99« '15 (hare. Many who sold narvouaty 2 4 9 ® In Miay and June foresaw thal PMOVMarPOTIOAIT WMWW MKtrS-SWIirBrHOT (rand to greater invotvement of I OOQ POOD U.S. men and money in that] MY FAVORITE MUMJI^GaCCIB *15 w a r. I TOP SIRLOIN '99* NaRon SAUSAGE '9 9 That may be why the market I HYQIIADrS t s m I P ehowad htUe reaction last week r 4-7r.*1 L E A N J U I C Y JUMBO TOWELS - to the affiimatlon of the expect­ a rV n e B M I CORNED BRISKET'^ 7 5 « ed new*. But even these brokers I m c r » PORK CHOPS *49 aren’t sure how stock traders I APPLE-GRAPE DRINK 4 ’ZT*1 WEST VNIQIMA M PCO CWEO may react when and if thef MMP-MTE MMPC. actual call of more trocm takes I GROUND ggglUE, pggIT PMM *15 place and tha easuaity lists | 4 1^*1 HAMS HYCRAors '79* STEAKS * 7 9 m o u n t. BuiteSMi mceitslntilis S w ■ have plagued the market. Many! CHUCK 6 9 SHOP-RITE A P P L E SA U C E 8!::*1 stock Wadata have taken to tha| I F I L K l O V t t Btdalinis attar lightening ihelr porifottos and are watting to sea I WHITE TUNA ""■“JiSSS'"*” 2tT69< h o w th e 8#-month old buaineaa upswing anrvivea a aummarl SALAl^ DRESHk g " sknrdown and fares next fall. I BOTTOM Oocponte profU rapocis nowl 0 flooding in show that second! quarter resutts were genaratty.l MIRACLE WHIP ahead Of a ago. with maayl continuiiig te upward push sol NldLEtS “ j 12 O Z . atriking In.lhe first mamba ROUND the yeeffa .1 c SHOP-RITE TEA BAGS -T»59f That m a r^ why'%M market I GREEN QIANT CANS 4 .. 1 . ■ • showed liitia reaction last week I 4 69 MOTTOS FRESH PRODUCE CAKE MIXES "I lepmae, Meaaaple, TeBwe to the atflnnation of thoi expect- [ H U ^S ITALIAN STYLE PLUM 3>^’^99<« ad naww. But even these nrokera | 28 O Z . , Q Q SM P-«TE aren’t sura how stock tndera COBCUTMTU NATIVE-Wai FUED may reset whan and tf the ac­ r39> TOMATOES C A N S tual oatt of more troops takas 3 1 SWEET GRAPES 2 » A 9 piaca imd tha casual hsta SPRAY STARCH 3 .1 1 *t m o u n t. d e Cs e t R O L L FANCY FHM-NATIVE MU |A Bustnasi uneertalntlas also c •a Bw tB«r-ani SWEET CORN have piaguad (ha market. Many UHM t?43)« stodc traders have taken (o the b a t h r o o m t is s u e P K ( J . * CUCUMBERS 4 ^ 1 9< eideUnas attar Ughtanh^ their 2 19 porifoUos and are waiting to aee DASH SUCED PINEAPPU SUGAR SW HT-SANTA K M A bow tbft BS-month old buaineao 1 L B . upswing survives a suminsr c slowdown and fares next fall. RED PLUMS 2 ^ 3 5 < DOG FOOD 6 CANS SAVARIN COFFEE 2 1 ^ 1 0 - 4 9 Oorpoaata profit reports now 89 flooding in show that second quarter reauMs ware ganaratty ahead of a year ago, with many FROZEN BAKER Y DEPT. FROZEN FOODS DAIRY SPECIALS continuing the upward pueh ao ttriklng in the flrat months of SHOP-RITE SNOP-MTl th e y e a r, K A S A N O P ^ MY-T-NICE Theae reports fatted to inaplre the maiket last week. But Hoot­ CH ER R Y PIE YOGURTS ers for the summer rally thlitt RTE L b . SLICED A i RBBT-WUttUA O im B. FLAM ir W that os the flood tncreaaae, so PEANUT BUTTER .^^69^ ORANGE ScOffPak Ip JO will the impact on the stock buying pnbttc. BREAD 4 9 A rally would please bustnesa S T M m n n u 29° JELL-0 DESSERT—”’—' l6^89<^ because It would tend to bolstew JUICE public oanfldence — and good S unahine Skof»-RlfO OrWoen bualneap is built on that ’Iha ROMAN PIZZA P kg . o f 10 89e TOMATO SAUCE 1089^ Johnson adminiatratloiii would HYDRO! COOKIES S $1 CHBESS— 2 ^ - ^ 3 9 f Oofftt Clkillo ^^goNoo oIoPIc rooFoIiiop be pleased as a eign that narv- OttwnwP ApyU 4 oimiMs over die effec^venesi STOKELY SLICED BEETS 81^*1 of Us ttscal policies bad beSn PRODUCE • FRESHER BY FAR IVERS ORAMGC JUI€S~ o ve rc o m e . Pw* M-M VMM M. H Elie KETCHUP 4^89^ Hwa-aiM lart* m—. aam And S'ratty would please tha FRUIT SALAD— 59^ traditloiiaUsto who hold that it LONG. GREEN ORANGE JUKE 3-89^ would be both tlmaly aad seaav' CORNED BEEF HASH 3'm uteM'i fan n. Miep-EHo Rofutor or Frew* QuI Orotw ^ _ LISHES ‘*Tvr!ya-‘;arg."’-*"4'-1 POTATO CHIPS 49f 7 ---- 9 9 , HULK SHAKE---- 5-*l Are* Weather APPETIZER DEPT. llM|KtM« Pm i 4 Cir m i m DELI FEATURES WINDBOR UlCim (AP), t - p e a s ^— - 7 - 99^ Bunny and pleaaa^ is the Miop-Elfo Zocdiliil weather picture tor Connaotlout NOHMM. or SWIFT to d a y. I. & ' SOUASH - 7 ' 99# A larm mass of cottt, dry air CANHiD HAMS eantarad over tha aastam Oreat ave 6# Lakea this morning will control SANTA ROSA BEL n o u n H e a lth Beauty Aids the weather over the nortbaaat for tha next few days. Tha cool PINEAPPLE air mass wUI drift over aouth- •EL MMUt-PMUPni-KNieBT, 1c SALE ON em New England tonight and PMIArPLE-KML PtBEAFFU-MUBM Thursday while thd abundant We Ih a B lfh t Ta.lim it (IttfmtlttiMi 3.iTi.*l SHOP-RITE BOBU PUS Hyat-4-'i tkM tw daytime aunshlne gradually % SUNKIST ORANGES warma the anUra mass of air. CHICKEN ROLL 69# '.am-E9# The net result will be a con- IVORY SOAP — 12>"79^ •wiwt ( ta onroaifwii. 2 | 0 Mygro4o*o OiuRk SoloftHi or QwhIi tlnuaUon pt fair, dry -waathar iTM -n ir lltrle In aoutham New England with m u FACE HAHOtALAHU^Sto^ LIVERWURST •••'***S9 # A gradual rising temperature MTHITE TU N A 3 -9 7 ^ Nspoo CooboB CaaH-l I'-mit (U<*4 tta n d . II Vakm airin l Onfiram tamr 4-m . mm >..M pw6 S# The mercury Arin reach into M m M L 4 9 ^ SALAMI------BOLOGNA--- th a 80s in many Inland aacUona LIQUID INSTANT TEA ^CoIr How, MwcRrRnt or A. N „c« iDra MII4 All I m « today and Thursday, while along RIGHT GUARD S9# 90r VoIoo Just Wcitiorful * TOpb. con the coast a light onshore braasa HERSHEY SYRUP - ' POTATO SALAD Z9t FRANKS------~ - 6 9 # wiU result In slightly cooler tam- 5 i:97^- A-iMkM (Wkht) Pa»i«mliml Pu m a CoIohIo I peraturas. Tamperaturea toni^t SULUtfAM AVL HAIR SPRAY-— %9f will be about the same aa Tues­ W E GIVE ------wS9# BACON — _*89i< day night, wtth lowest raadinga SOUTH WINDSOR ■MSTANT COFFEE In tha 60a, axesiU for a o m a ^ In tha inland valley sections ALL STORES OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 PJN. - MONDAY THRU SATURDAY TemperaturesTempsL______in Connecticut______Thuraoavr throughtk r Monday ara SUPREME sxpeotad__to to & average ______near nonn« STAMPS •1, UJI. Weather Bureau 525 I 587 1269 160 I PROSPCa AVE. I 280 ■aid today, It willwm be oqol...... Thursday,.. Farmington Ave^ Middle Tpko.inst warmer over tha wraakahd.' hd. ^ ANY AVL iSilnsDeiine Hvr oool wain Monday, the waathar- FOODS W«CHYt BRISTOL MANCNISTMI KARTPORO I W in i i H liD WIST HARTFORD WILSON' man said. llARin.RD f: MANCHtSTFR World Borne normal hlglw and'Iowa 1 to e this ttma of year: Hartford O rB B B M and a , Bridgaport M and S t a n p G v iA Bad New Havan BS and BA MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1968 EIGHTBEN MANfcME^tBB! BJVliJitoto ffllJRXli),* MAKCHBSTER, (iONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1968 PAOi N I M ...... - - “ DAILY ( ROHSWORD PUZZLE ' iL?.;— BV HOUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE wUh MAJOR HOOPLB H o U a n way to repraunt Uis town is a for the board of tax review, but anos, 1007-71, Jama Ruflnl; MTTLE 8PORI8 Exotic Viondi whole. He eald he vota for declined run, all namu en­ Boning burd of appeals alter- Ssnlor, Jonisr ^ i B to naU, 1000-70, Raymond Mv- dorsed by tha oommlttsa ware State W ill Inaugurate Bt^y atlMM what he .thinks, In his judg­ endorsed by tha caucus. stU, lOOO-Ti; Kenhsth iu t- ACBOM IMtadiM O Paiiiiiw ment, Is the beet for the town The Democratic elate for the thewe; eonatabla, John Oari- ETirysW IRitli J l . f5Sui!»r— M ftJ :"!- , Rfdph Conlon Hired and the children. He said ha hu Oct. 4 elections la u followsj baldl, Irving Dupre, Edward mDtH*Mr>CU «AY 6lSO*T, (pi.) IITnrow, •• • often (Men the lone "nay", but Dr. Barnard J. Bhartdan, In- Maloohe, Jaroma ChsmarkB. Daily Pollen Count ARTHUR RRUI e A X t V f f W AO. WNAt A P tf A«ANT uKmtBiM MBH ___ , even at thau tlma he is rap- oumbant MlacUiuui, first m - Also, Are conmlseloner, 1000- »=OR 4MB ID tO llUwful raantlng soma of tha paopla. lactmah; 1 Joeaph Ueitra, m - 00, Bamaid Dubois and LasUe ♦*- /MAmWA Mao FOLKB WBB TO MDcUcMT 88 Ron.. As School Principal Mrs. Krayalg mead com­ lactman; Mrs. xaUisrins Scan­ Haralow, IMSdO, WlUtam An- (CoRtlausd frens Pegs Om ) Buroft parative figures on aalariM of lon, town clerk; Fraderlok gemrat appraiaal of air quality VOO« S«OTH£R« BAAM.'-MAK-KAFP/ ItKuMM cmt NOkUIioM drolavlab End Jolm Morlanos; In (jonnectleut. ^ iWE IMTlMATBt) VOO BMN Ata, 1006-00, Cha- with local InstliutloM. Once the PoUen Count Alert 86 On tiM oooa lU/oSmi the mattar. tonight at 7 at tha flrahouM. lOPronortlM aiAnilyM iwni liU duUM Auff. 1 at a salary of outstanding job; I brileve he With tha exception of the ter Duke. The data compiled In this pro* begins, the Connecticut Tuber- 36 Noun Mittin •SSubownUiw $l fiOO. He w u naming $11,300 gram will be made avallaMa to cuToeis end Health Aeeocietlon 89 Coloring in (UOn) W^btlotnM 2 deserves an Increue, and that substitution of Brucs Hutohln- Also board of tax review, Manchester Bvsnliig Herald India curry UWIni«r tnttOndii) In Oranby, where he aervid a the children would be better off ■on's name for that of Mrs. 1006-07, Hutchinson, 1006-00, the Air Pollen Control Section will have educational informa­ yobido . tdSooMWt UNiwMwiM Bolton eorraapondant, Clems- of the ConnectMut State Depart­ tion availabte for distribution dawoodonpin BdKsilt India with a princlpivl.” Evelyn Bllllnge, who w u en­ aaaprin Morfa; xonlng board ATini ^*jn IMS-M he w u a«fteient Banka said that Uwre U no dorsed hy the town commlttoe of appeals, 1006-70, John Mori- well Young, talaplwoe 040,0101. ment of Health foir use in Its to the public. 2-T“r r r r r WtUienKlild High n thobl. He taught at the tchMl IF from IMT to IMS. Before that, i r ha taught In various schools in the eut, including a sohool on 14 FiSher'a UUnd, N.Y. and one MM In Hollywood, Florida m Oonlon w u bom in 1936 and ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN iT " IT" fraduated from high school in r « 1 Forut Hills, N.Y. He received UXK UKB VCUU. B6 iST Ids B.8. at the University of “ THOM HAM n i n Alabama in 1063 with a major [ 4 . 0 0 I > ; / y F.A r 5 WHO* THBR fLA N n 'V HUNK CF“ JUNK/ S r In physical education and a mi­ l U K iMO ------M U X N E E □ nor in Kisnes and hlatory. He NOW/ FI received hU M.A. in administra­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 3(r tion from the Univerlaty of Omn. in IMT. He also has his sixth year certificate from U- Oonn. completed in 1963. He W served in the Marine Ooips for three years duNng World War n. Conlon Is married, hu six children and lives In West Hart­ LO-BOY TV CUSTOM DESIGNER TV B - l - G B U Y S e TT PIT W W ford. Slate Endorsed W s r 8T The Democratic town com­ mittee sailed smoothly along Arc Here At Your G0(M)YEAR > s » « with an endorsed elate of can- All-Channel VHF-UHF W dIdatM at a party caucus lu t reception with the PRISCILLA’S POP BY A L VERMEER nlghL The breeze died down new G-E Tandem s8 w for a while in mld-oourse, when SERVICE STORE ?ij board of education nominations "82" tuning system 713 Main S in a i were called for. John Morlanos featuring the exclu­ E E E K ! , ^ ^ SSK-' H o u s e OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WaLIAMS wu nominated from the floor, but ha w u eubiequently de­ sive "410" perma­ lAllTH MlCEY/j i ATUMy-rHE THATB A PICTURE OP ORBUCT BXPBCTA- \ feated by the two committee- tronic transistor KK79TEAM TION»dONR40UR/APTBRCOMErANT I W 5 7 endorsed candidates. After a CONSOLE VWQNTHB AAMBT COMTHIMO PROM Hl» OLD AdAMTHS KIP C tuner. 1T7 NEVER. HAVE FROZE ON THE BALL PIBLP PDR PEAR brief discussion on the board of education, the remainder of the Convenient front ouESssprrPKOM HE WOULDNnr MAKE A dOOPOHOWINE" • All-channel VH F-UHF recgptlon With .THE AU' THERE AlWTMUCH REPLECTBP candldatea were endorsed. The controls, easy to THATJUST OLORV FOR*10010 EAEK »J WHEN VOUR caucus luted about an hour. the new G-E Tandem " 82" integrated A • • • WALKEP8V/ PRIDE AKrCOyETRIKB* OUT TWICR There were 40 Democrats pra- see, easy to use. tunfog eyttem, featuring the exclusive PROF» A PLV BALL, AN*0ET9 Modol M 743 AMP snL m > Front sound direc­ "410” permatronic traniistor tuner. CAUOHT OPP BAM/ In the brief three-way board of education race, the two com­ ted to ^ for true • Front Control! and Front Sound . . . • All-channel VHF-UHF reception with the new Easy to see— easy to use— easy to hear. mittee - endorsed candidates fidelity. MHeieA4t1 A were also incumbents. In the G-E Synchro-lite "82" illuminated tuning system featuring the exclusive "410" permatronic tran­ Matching roll-around Ilf ir* (Olif. Itaiej Sena • Sat-and-forget Volume Control . . . no balloting, Mrs. Claire Warfel • need to reset volume each time your received 36 votes; Oeorge i sistor tuner. base with conven­ set is turned o a .gif/A—>iBi, _ T-81 I Banks, 34, and Morlanos, 20. ! • G-E "Fine Furniture" Cabinetry featuring Mrs. Eva Morra was also ient magazine rack. EASY TERMS! nominated from the floor for matched wood veneers and hardwood solids in “Take the show EASY TERMS! BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL authentic period design. the school board, but ahe de­ wherever you go." INCLU0IN6 MATCNINt M tt clined. • G-E System-controlled picture power for “Just Mod.l M7SIAMP Mrs. Oscar Kreyslg uked Right" sharp, clear, crisp picture. DAO/TME ' ^ H A V E ••THiftWAy/, candidate Banks why he voted i c e c R ^ TO CUT MOW to extend the. superintendent's contract and to increase . his SIDEWALK PRICE '< OFF. you/30 • 1MlhTHU.h< TM UL >.l til. 7-s/ PRICES 3 PRICES AROUNPTHE salary, upeclally in view of the fact that the board of edu­ 1£IK' FOtdOTMAT ‘You’ll be disappointed! The echo doesn’t come back, START AT ^ START AT MAYAN* I'LL cation w u considering hiring ‘Yes, Dear’l" a ^neipal. • Budget Terms— Only $2.35 Weekly GO She prefaced her questions with the comment that in every • 90-Day Guarantee On Parts and Labor • 90-Day Guarantee On Parts and Labor • 90 Days Is Same As Cash bii- election “uncommitted" persons MNIUmI are put on the school board. • Pay Only $3.75 Weekly • Pay Only $2.15 Weekly • 90-Day Guarantee On Parts and Labor % HER0E5 ARB MADE -NOT BORN > K “Someone should come forth to represent not only the Demo­ • 90-Days Is Cash • 90 Days Is Cash ^ At This Price Won’t Be On The Sidewalk Vsrjr Long! BEN CASEY crats but aU the townspeople," Stoe said. C^- THE BIKSINS OF ANOTHER YOU PARED, you RlSRHi >00 WERE STRONG,| Banks answered, “Four years ' TWO y^R S OF PRODUCTIVE AND SURE. PERHAPS MY WORK IN THE LIFE, )dW/R GIFT TO ME, PR.CASEY! CAN FUTURE WILL BE WORTHY OF TOUR Legal Notices 9B0RT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL AWyONE, MORE THAN I, APPRECIATE ] EFFORT,! HOPE SO. "MAN SIZE" 17H"xtO"x16" ICE COOL Price-break special! ------— THIS MIRAaE ? AT A COURT OF PROBATE. | M d St Oovenlry, within and for the MftJ M6ANt, SIR \ i District ot Coventry, on the 19th Say of July 19M. I DUPONT FRANas-pi/(5df/) I Preaent, Hon, Elmore Turiclnfton, ' Judre. I Auto Seat Cushion EiuOe of Frederick W. Hubert, late of Coventry, In lald Dlalrict, ; deceaawl. The AdmlnlKraboni having made Cooler Summer Driving • Vinyl Coated Rbers written application to wid Court, in . TEn.ON*COArED accordance with the statute, for an WWW order of, sate of the whole or part | > New Patented Wire Spring Unit for ^ . of the real estate deecribed there­ LlmH 10' SKILLET s h o t in, It Is ottered that said appllca- Greater Strength ^ Uon be heard at the Probate Office , MAN SIZE* m Coventry, on the J6th day ot O n« A t • HMvyUfMifipBlIsNitMMimr SmMmST' July, 1966. at 10 o'clock in the fore- iT’A -xw -xir Additional Cushions ^1,99 sa» eMwna i , i p o N r \ 5 and that return be made to this I General Electric PMPIW ni8»«FE... Court. gUZgRAMXrir.MtTMCO WE06(aW5HAD KNOW, \ . 5 ATTEST, I KICKS irO liT OF RiACH AVSSVHAPPV NOW Vf^ZBAljU \ e e w u N O — \ 1 ELMORE TURKINaTON, Judge. | Llf=& UNTIL oorOFWock;. \ e v iE C -s o } i ' DECREE ON e fO T L E O e I HAVeNTMACe 1 UMITATION OF CLAIMS CFTENVCO 1 2 AT A COURT OF PROBATE, M«'FA<^^lAND ANVBfXVSIOi. J V m a m j a a e a j i holden at Coventry, within and for CAAABALON0. IN MONTHS. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ C0NN„ WEDNESDAV, JULY 21, 1966 * PAGE TWENTY^Nii THE Battle for First Place in Legion Baseball Dumal Road Trip ComjAeted, Lost 10 of 13 Slugger Does It Agaiii Herald Angle Welcome to Fenway Park KARI^YOST Ray LaGace ICO Starts Thursday ■porta Editor In Dodgers’ Triumph And Martello BOSTON (AP) — Tht Obvioui Ill-Feeling With Excellent Field Bdston R6d Sox hava Just completed a dismal road American Leagoe NEW YORK (AP) — f ? fame of decoy — ho grounded^ OIANTSCUIM— It*» M obvioui u tb« nose on one’s face that Warren That Loa Angeles Dodger nto an Inning-ending doubU Bob Shaw held ths Cubs hM Set to Pitch trip on an unusually sour W. L. Pet. O.B. play In. the' third Inning, struck Spahn and Oasey Stengel didn’t enjoy afternoon tea New England’s premier golf event—the 14tt aMual 'V; ,.T M 84 .82i less for seven Innings, then gft I Minnesota . slugger is at it again. out with a man on in the sixth up a leadoff single to Ron SaniRIffQK breaks in one another’s company. Before their partner- Insuranceinsurance Citywiy Open—geteupen—gcui “"dunuw e ^ a y in e ^ a t inote — an ineide-the-park Baltimore .. . 82 87 .884 gramd slam by a pitcher Ha continued his torrid and hit Into another rally-kllling in the eighth. Shaw, now 94, ■hip was dissolved with the New York Mets at Sten­ “ Use Extreme Caution” row morning at the Wetherafield County Cleveland -> 82 87 .684 hitting streak Tuesday double play with the bates loa with a two-hItter. Toijmorrow, 144 Now they open a home Chicago .... . 81 87 .88( ed In the seventh. he MoCiovey socked hie 20 gel’s insistence, Spahn refused to go to the bullpen and s i^ s should be placed the big newa was the annual Pro-Am. DetrSt .... 48 88 .881 night, driving in the win­ -*amateun and profeMlon^a-- (stand a^inst the team In other National League homer for San Francleco. work as a relief pitcher. Although he got off to a fine along the route to the New York . . 46 a .484 12Vi ning run in the Dodgers’ • • * —^who make Hartford Uielr ;thr,t started them down k ) games, Pittsburgh trlmmCd gUrt, Spahn'a magic dliaipat-^ American I>egion Zone ■top each eunimer-^wUl vie for Loa Angelea 48 48 .487 14 8-2 triumph over Houston. RRAVES-MRTS— ad and ha fallad badly aa a 'the rocky road, Minnesota. 88 54 .418 19 Cincinnati 8-6, San Francisco lucky that I even won one maj­ Four pennant. The road is B row n Set the 170,000, an IncreaM at |30,- Washington Until recently he wae die* blanked Chicago 2-0, Milwaukee Milwaukee scored seven rude gtartar. or league game,” he added. 000 from a year ago. Amateurs ...... I Lie Red 8ox left the Boeton ...... 88 56 .876 22 gulaed ae the m ^ r leagues In the seventh Inning for Us wide enough for only one, friendly . oonfinea of Fenway 28 86 .888 26 whipped New York 7-1, and St. Although lliere wera a faw Spahn waa 28 when he rejoined are not eligible for the caeh. Kansaa City leading pitcher. Inere la a Louis nipped Philadelphia 4-3. eighth straight victory. RlCo the Braves after being decorat­ let alone three, and It’s fUled Perk July 4, they walked Into [■r- TaeMlay'a ReeulU dUagreomenU, batwaan Spahn with dangerous dips and turns, Some of the leading name a growing euepicion, however, Carly lashed a two-run double, and tlia old man — Stengel, the ed for bravery on the front. To D e fe n d the giant’s lair at MtnneeoU Loi Angelea 9, MInneaota 1 any one of which may be folfere who wlU take part In­ that Sandy Koufax also is one of Felipe Alou a two-run single and olUnax waa reached when Sten­ "I feel that while 1 was In the and were walloped tour times New York 6, Boston 8 the best clutch hitters. PIRATESREDS— Hank Aaron a three-nm homisr fatal. clude Paul Harney, Juliua Boros the front-running Twine. gel told the aU-Uma aouthpaw Army I strenghthened my arm. and Bruce Orampton. Ken Ven­ t>y Baltimore 6, Cleveland 1 The 29.year.old S4nithpaw Bob Bailey led the Pirates In the outburst. The lose wae tiM One of those danger spots, at All Charges They start their i i . game Detroit 2, Wariiington 0 great that he would have to go I think this Is one reason that turi won In WS4. snapped a 2-2 deadlock by sin­ past the Reds, rapping three Mels' lOth In a row. to the bullpen. Spahn'a prtde I’ve been able to pttch as long least for one traveler, comes home stand tonight with a twl* Only games scheduled gling across Jim Lefebvre with hlU, Including a grand slam * * * .. up tonight at Henry Park In The SS-year-dd Haraav to the night 6°ubleheader against the Toditf’t Games waa hurt and thla waa evident as I have,” he said. 017RT ZAHNEB BEBE MILAKEaB PBXB DIMINIOO CLEVELAND, OMo (AP) — club pro at the Pleasant VaHey two out In the ninth inning. He homer, and driving In five runs. CARnS.-PIlIIA— whc.i he quit, packed hie bags At the time, Spahn was clos­ Rockville when Manchester, RockvlUe Rockville MuoliMter Pro football star Jim Brown Is Tvrine. But this time the Twine Chicago (Howard 4-6 or John also pitched a three-hitter for Bob Veale survived a three-run Home runs by Tito Francona, currently ahead of the pack by (jMintry Club In Sdtton, Maae., aren't flying so high. Minnesota 8-8) at New York (Downing 9-8), and announced he waa looking ing in on the magic 300 Win sxpected to "categorically" and does not spend as much his nth straight victory and first inning and brought his I»u Brook and Tim McCarVSr lor a new Job. Circle, a total he not only reach­ a half game, and Rockville, In Is playing without manager twilight i7th over-all against three de- record to 10-7 with nlnUi-lnnlng powered St. Louis past Philadel­ deny from the witness stand time on the tour as in previous Minnesota (Kaat 8-8 and Sttg- Spahn felt that hla 41-year- ed but surpassed by 00. third spot, a half game back, Along the Pro Grid Trail Bnm Mele, fined and euspended feots relief help from Al McBean. The phia. Bobby Wine singled across While Spahn la a sure-fire bet meet head-on, at 8 o’clock. today all charges brought years. In 1964 he appMuad In by American League President man 2-1) at Boeton (Wilson 6-7 old arm and body oouM etlU Litde League only 10 toumamanto but won Koufax set up the Astros for loss gave Sammy Ellis a 13-6 the Phillies’ first two runs and to gain a spot In the coveted The third traveler, Ooach Por­ against him by an l8-year-old Joe .Cronin, and the pitching and Heffner 0-01, 2, twi-night the winning blow by a simple^mark. scored the third. do. what they had combined to over $16,000. In addition to hU Kansaa City (O’Donewhue 4-12 do over the paat 20 years. Hall of Fame at Oooperstown, ter Bllnn’s South Windsor en­ girl, according to ons of staff has b«en having difficul­ 2 N.Y., it also appears that the Plays Tonight two wins at Loe Angeles he has ties. and Segute 6-10) at Baltimore Immediately after finding em- try, hosts Stafford at the High Brown’s attorneys. long-time great has Just run Singleton Candidate won the Carling Open and La- ' The Twine are in a slump, (Pappas 9-8 and Roberts 6-7), 2, ^ y m en t in the ranks o< the San School at 6. The attorney, Norman Minor, batt’a Open, the Dorado Beach out of gas, and like so many Boeoe of District Eight said after Tuesday’s session he halving lost five of their last twi-nIght .^anclsco Qlante, Spahn an­ Predictions usually go hay­ little League baseball action International and tha Penetcola Cleveland (Slebert 10-4 and Pitcher^s Wildest Fantasy nounced to newsmen: "I ’m athletes, can't realise that plans to call as a defense wit­ seven games. Their lead has u Father Time has finally taken wire when Manchester plays Its tonlglit wlO be Verplanok International and tha PanaacoU been elioed from five to three McDowell 9-6) at Detroit (Bpar- Major League' ready to do anything Franks aroh-iival and neighbor. Over ness Paula White, the 16-year- Its toU. In Green Bay’s Camp Flela starting at ■ o^elorh. old girl who Introduced Brown’s C>pen. jfamss over runnerup Qeve- ma 9-3 and McLain 7-8), 2, twl- (Manager Herman Franks) • « * the last two seasons, it’s all even Boros, a native of Falrddd, to night :L o a d e r s = wants me to." Ihia, of course, with each team having two wins, OontMtaate will be Man- accuser to him at the White oheater’ s International one of tha lOO’e top 10 money Tha Twins’ slump Is nothing Loa Angelea (Brunet 6-6 or Flick of Magic Wand meant bullpen and relief as- one game ending in a tie, a 10- home May 12. winners with $0,880.68. Boros Amerlrnn League Short Stuff GREEN BAY, Wis. (A P)— Tom Singleton, former League AB-Stars, ooached Brenda Ayres, 18, has accused compared to Boston’s. May 4-7) at Washington (N rum slgnmenta. Roger Barrett, fine greens- inning duel between Ray La­ has finished in the money nine New' York’s 6-8 victory Tues­ 4-9), night Batting (200 at bats) — Yss- » * e Gace and Jinuny Marteilo ear­ Yale great, is one of six candidates for the three quar­ by Dan Snlllvaa, against the t h e 230-pound Cleveland trzemskl, Boston, .342; Mantil­ keeper at the Manchester National LeagM All-Btars. of the 10 times he has dayed. day Was the S8th loss In the lier this season. terback positions on the Green Bay Packers of the Na­ Browns' fullback, of beating her la, Boston, .317. Refused Radio J Country CHub, has submitted hds A1 Sprool wUl coach the in a motel room the night of Boroe turned pro In 1040 but last 87 games for the Red Box.! National League Thrill for Stottlemyre resignation. Barrett will take Locals Won LMt Meeting tional Football League. did not enjoy the greateto eea- Runs — Oliva, Minnesota, 64; Ernie Johnson, foirmer local latter nine. June 19 and forcing her Into They have won Just 19 In that; W. L. Pet. G.B. over a like position at the new In the last outing between the singleton, a 26-year-old 206 FAIRFIELD (AP)—Handyman son of his long career until 1068, period. The loss to New York __ Venialles, Minnesota 61. pro basketball player and later The winner will advnnoe sexual acts. Los Angeles . 67 38 .600 Glastonbury golf course now un­ two clubs, LaGace came back to pounder, quarterbacked Yale to Mickey Walker continued to when he was 48 years old. In was tha 10th on ths 18-game Cincinnati .. . 62 40 .566 3'A NEW YORK (A P)— Mel Stottlemyre, who wbrked Rune batted In — MantlllfL director of public relaUons with an undefeated season In I960. work out at center In the New In the district competition. The 29-year-old Brown, m■J^ der construction at the site of best Martello, 2-1, even though ried and the father of three, has 28 starts, the easy going 210- road trip. Milwaukee . . 49 40 .651 6 wonders for the New York Yankees as a rookie last Boston, 66; Oolavito, Cleveland, Itie Milwaukee Braves, told me After graduating in 1961, he York Giants training camp while Regular little League 64. Villa Maria. (Seorge Mitchell, the Windy City boys outhit the warfare la Mancheater end­ pleaded Innocent to the assault pounder missed the money only One of ths most exciting San Francisco 48 40 .646 6V4 year, is up to his old tricks. last October in St. Louis before owner and manager of the Glen locails, 8-6. Joined the Marines and was regular Greg Larson limped on three times and won $77,886.67. Hits — Davallllo, Cleveland, the WorM Series started at ed last week with the round- and battery charge. lays In baseball, the inslde- Philadelphia . 47 43 .622 7% With one flick of his magic wand, the young right­ Haven Boys Camp at Sperry's Since that defeat Rockville named to All-Seivice tesmns In his right knee which Is mending He was the third leading ituxiey Sie-park home nm, was made St. Louis ... . 46 46 .500 and OHva, Minnesota," 106. Bu-'toh Stadium that Spahn >ist 1963 and '64. following surgery. robin playoffs. A mother and her 14-year-old « ’/j In Bolton, reports a record 90 has gone on to win five of Its winner and a Ryder Cup star. more spectacular when pitcher Pittsburgh . . 47 47 .600 hander has made a pitcher’s wildest fanta.sy come true, Triples — Campanerle, Kan­ didn’t have It anymore. Top contendere for the Pack­ Larson was injured in the next daughter testified Tuesday for 9V4 youngsters enrolled the past two last six games, the other being the defense that they saw no Chosen PGA Golfer-of-the- Mel StOtUemyre turned the TWISTED SLIDE— Minnesota first baseman Harmon Killebrew (right) didn’t Chicago .... . 42 61 .462 14 stottlemyre, whose nine victo-®------—— ------sas Oty, 9; Aparicio, Baltimore, "Bobby Bragan (Braves’ weeks. Ekght qualified Instruct­ ers quarterback slots are Bart to the last game of the 1964 sea­ Year for the second time he ries during the 1964 stretch run 8. a S-S tie with Stafford, also In­ EMtern League marks on the face of Miss Ayres trick with the bases loaded. lose his head on this play and Los Angeles’ Jose Cardenal wasn’t hurt, de­ Houston .... . 40 49 .449 14 to the plate with a sweeping manager) had to handle- Spahn ors handle the camp’s excellent volving ^artello. Starr, Zeke Bratkowskl and Den­ son and underwent surgery dur­ was the winner of the U8GA led the 'Yankees to the fifth Home runs—Colavlto, CIev<6- with kid gloves because of his about 12 hours after Miss Ayres StotUemyre’s long drive to New York . . 29 63 .316 26 V4 slide. program. Herb (Yump) John­ nis Cilaridge. ing the off-season. His recovery Open, Colonial National Invita­ Yankee Stadium’s deep center spite the pained expression, as he slides safely hack into first. (AP Photofax.) ■tradght American League pen­ land, and Horton, Detroit, 21. ; past record and popularity over Coach Bebe Milanese wlU go FAIRFIELD (A P)-John To- has been slow and coach Allle W L Pct.OB claims Brown slapped her Tuesday’s Results "I thought Crosettl was going Stolen bases — Campaneri)!, son, one of the better l^handed 62 37 tional and Bulck Open. field wall came In the fifth off Milwaukee 7, New York 1 nant, won hie lOth this season the years with Milwaukee fans, with Martello again, currently rok, New York Giants rookie Sherman has Walker, sidelined Pittsfield .584 — around. to stop me,” Stottlemyre said Kansaa City, 30; Cardenal, Los golfers in the area, has taken Elmira 62 38 .878 The testimony came from Boros has won 12 champion­ losing pitcher Bill Monbou- Plttaburgh S, Cincinnati 6 T\iesday by cracking a bases- i^ e n Bragan discovered that (dtowing a 2-2 record, or with from Arizona State, displayed much of last season with an el­ M after Ihe game, "but I was run­ Angeles, 29. up camping and reports he’s mound mainstay. A1 ^ t z , win­ Williamsport 49 39 .657 2H Mrs. Audrey White, who han­ ships In his professloital career. quette, who now la 7-U. The St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 8 loaded, Inslde-the-park home Spahn coidte’t win aa a starter, never had as much fun with his pinpoint passing accuracy as the bow Injury, filling In. At the end of 1064 he was third run that buried Boston 6-8. ning Is fast as I could and Just Pitching (8 decisions) — Flafl- he put him In the bullpen. Spahn ner-of all his six decisions. Wait­ Springfield 44 43 .806 7 dles Brown^ fan mall and Is belt followed a walk to Joe San Francisco 2, Chicago 0 family. While this writer has National Football League squad The Giants concentrated on on the modem era money Uet Pepitone, Clete Boyer’s bunt Detroit’s Dave Wickersham The grand slam put Stottle­ kept going.” er, Chicago, 11-8, .786; Pappas, Is a pretty stubborn guy and he ing in the wings should relief York 86 63 .404 16 Paula’s mother, and Damella Los Armeies 8, Houston 2 cam|Md in the paist, this form worked on pass defense Tues­ passing driUa Tuesday with with $380,814.67 In 14 years on slngler and a walk to Roger Stottlemyre’s second homer of Baltimore, and Grant, Minn'® sulked and didn’t contribute any­ be needed are Jim MaoKintosh Gary Wood, Henry Schichtle, Reading 88 66 .871 19 White, 14, Paula’s sister. Today's Games myre In lelect company. Only of summer activity appears to day. the tour. -Repos. two other New York plt^ers — the year became the deciding sota, 9-3, .760. thing. and ^ b Gumon. Jolin Torok and Ron Dlgrravio Philadelphia (Culp 6-6) at Chi­ be a thing of the past. For a Rookies Henry Carr, Willie Crampton, winner of three ‘The Yankees had scored two cago (Koonce 7-8) Spud Chandler and Iton Larsen blow am the Red Sox rallied for Strikeouts—McDowell, Cleve­ ■"The Braves offered Spahn dozen years, the camping gear Manchester met a rood block Williams, Carl Lockhart and all throwing the ball accurately. toumamenta. Including the Bing two runs in the eighth. The first land, 174; LoMch, Detroit, 126.' g radio betMutoastlng Job, at the ■runs earlier on Tony Kubek’s Qualifies as 97-Day Mystery Cincinnati (Tsitouris 6-8) at — had homered with the basee was packed and the family Monday night when Wethersfield Ben Crenshaw had the unenvi­ Torok, the rookie from Arizona Minor Transaction But..... Crosby Tournament, has been full In the club’s 62-year history. Boston run had come on Jim same money he was getting for surprised everybody and cre^ State, was particularly Impres­ homer with Bobby Richardson San Francleco (Marichal 16-7) headed for many sites in New able task of coping with receiv­ termed the tour’s "Iron Man", on base. Milwaukee (Blasingame 10-7) Neither Chandler nor Larsen, Gosger’s lead-off homer in the National Lnagne " pitching, but he wouldn’t listen. ped a half game off their league­ ers Del Shofner, Homer Jones sive. Btogland, New York State and has proved that perslstance TTm Red Sox started strong however had done it with an opening inning. Tony Kubek put Batting (200 at bats) - Cle- He still thinks he ceui win 20 leading edge with a 2-0 victory and John Adams, and the rook­ Sherman worked rookies Hen­ NEW YORK (AP) _ '* t h e young right-hander last sea-®whacked two-run homers giving'■ at ^ s Angeles (Osteen 7-10), Canada. Holler guy with the pays off in dollars and cents. ■when Jim Gosger opened the the Orioles their first victory ] at Los Angeles (Osteen 7-10), inslde-the-park ehot and Yankee New 'York ahead In the fourth mente, Mttsburgti, ,341; May^, games. Everyone on the club behind VIn Malumey. It ended ies looked impressive. ry Carr, Willie Williams, Carl Utility Player Gary Kolb •son when he called him "the Manchester American Legion In the last three years he ha.s game with his third home run You’ve heard of 90-day best pitcher I've got." over the Indians in six tries at night Manager Johnny Keane, in the with a two-run homer. San Francisco, .336. disagreed.” baseball team. Just aa he was a five - game zone winning In addition to Torok, others on Lockhart and Ben Crenshaw In game for .36 years, had never The victory moved the sixth- Runs—Harper, Cincinnati, 8^ the defensive secondary against sat out only one tournament on of the season. Felix Mantilla wonders. Well, Detroit’s Wickersham was all that and Cleveland. Dave McNally New York (Jackson 4-12) at Johnson, incidentally, la now with the East Catholic High this streak, Inoluding wine over the firing line were Gary Wood, drove In one of the other Red seen a pitcher accomplish the place Yankees back to within Robinson and Rose, Cincinnati, handling the Milwaukee broad­ the quarterbacks and all did Unhappy Moving to Mets the tour. That single miss came Dave Wickersham qualifies more, winning 19 games for De­ pitched the six-hitter with Pittsburgh (Ctordwell 8-3), night spring Is center-fielder Mike Rockville and South Windsor. Henry ^hlchtle and Ron Dl- in 1964 when he skipped a week Sox runs with a fielder's choice Chuck Hinton's 10th homer of | St. Louts (Gibson 11-7) at feat without reaching the seats. three games of the .500 mark, 69. f casts along with Mel Allen back gravio. fine work. as a 97-day mystery. troit STalnst 12 losses in 1C84. I^ach. He also does a pretty Coach John Cervlnl may again after his olube were stolen in grounder, and Tony Conigllaro Then in spring training, Dave the year in the ninth inning Houston (Bruce 6-11), night Stottlemyre'e slam was the which has eluded them since the Runs batted In—Johnson, Cin­ to Atlanta, the expected lOM fair Job of "umpiring" from his use LaGace, undefeated in zone scored one with a sacrifice fly. wickersham pitched a neat second by a pitcher this year, third week of the season. They cinnati, 70; Stargell, Pittsburgh, borne of the Braves. MILWAUKEE, Wls. (AP) —^game, defeating the Mets 7-1. It Cleveland. 'Die thirty year old made an off-the-cuff remark spoiling the shutout. position. play with three wins, or Duke As major league baseball deals was the 10th straight loss for the Australian has become ons of Conigllaro was 111 before the four-hitter beating Washington that seemed to leave him Jinxed Camllo Paecual having hit one trail league-leading Minnesota 69. « • * 24) on Willie Horton's 2let hom­ by 12'/4 games. Hits — Rose, Cincinnati, 118: Hutchinson, winner of four con­ go, it wa.s a minor transaction, Mets. Neither Gonder nor Kolb the top pros on the tour. start of the game but manager this year. YANK8-RED SOX— for Minnesota on April 27. tests without a defeat. Hutchin­ but It wa.s anything but minor to Billy Herman allowed him to er of tile season Tuesday night. Nicklaus Leads The Yankees led 2-1 In the Clendenon, Pittsburgh, 117. Plenty Lucky End o f the Line saw action in their last game He said he'd be happy to win Mel Stottlemyre won his 10th son was 1-1 against Rockville Miami Likely Site the two utility players involved, for their old teams, although play after talking with the It waa the kind of perform­ Just five games if the Tigers fifth inning when Stottlemyre Tripies — Callison, Philadel­ game of the year for New York Several years ago one sunny ftve-day suspension and $600 last year and has seen no ac­ Gary Kolb and Jesse Gonder. both were In uniform. Father’s Advice outfielder and trainer ance TTger Manager Chuck would win the pennant. After In Money Race came up following Clete Boyer's phia, 11; Clemente, Pittsburgh, March rooming in Bradenton, fine assessed Sam Mele, Min­ tion against them this cam­ -sack Fadden. and belted an Inslde-the-park bunt single and walks to Joe BASEBALL HEROES 10. Kolb, 28, an outfielder who Kolb had been traded once Oressen had come to expect of beating Minnesota 6-4 on April grand slam homer In the fifth Fta., winter home of the Braves, nesota Twins’ manager, for tak­ paign. can also play any infield posi­ before. The St. Louis Cardinals 15, Wickersham started 13 more PALM BEACH GARDENS, Pepitone and Roger Repoz. The Home runs—^Mays, San Fran­ I talked with Spahn before a ing a punch at Umpire Bill Worked Wonders inning to provide most of the pitcher rapped Bill Monbou- PITCHING— Bob Shaw, San cisco, 23; Stargell, Pittsburgh tion and catch, had to fight back sent him to Milwaukee in ex­ games before finally winning Fla. (AP) — Big Jack Nlcklaut’ ■quad workout. Valentine during a heated arg­ In AFL Expansion Yankee runs. quette’e first delivery into the Francisco, pitched seven hitlees 22 the tears In the Milwaukee change for catcher Bob Uecker another game. It was 97 days of second-place finish and $12,000 innings b^ore w fa i^ g up with We were soon Joined by a ument In Sunday's game at Min­ Summer BasketbaU dressing room Tuesday. He had For Giants’ Shaw futility. New York had loaded the left-center Held alley, the ball Stolen basee—Wills, Los An­ nesota, seems to be a light pen­ prior to the 1964' season. a two-hltter In the Oiants’ 2-0 geles. 62; Brock, St. Louis, 39. Boston baseball writer, a friend just learned he had been sold to "Maybe they are trying to teB The shutout left Wickersham bases on two walks and an in­ in the Canadian Open Sunday rolling to the 476-foot mark be­ of Spahn’s since the latter’s alty. Joe Oonin, American SAN FRANCrSOO (AP) — with a 2-8 mark and lowered his field hit against Boston starter boosted his over-all golf earn­ fore & r l Yastrzemskl chased It victory over the Chicago Cuba Pitohing (8 decl-sions) — Koti- League president, who was a Scoring 17 points before the NEW YORK (A P)—The American Football League, the last place New York Mets in me something," Kolb com­ BATTING — Bob Bailey, days with the Braves when Bos­ a deal that sent Gonder, 29, a Bob Shaw admits father know.s inflated earned run average Bill Monbouquette whc.i Stottle- ings for the year to $80,488. Of down. fax, Los Angeles, 17-8, .880; Jay, witness to the Incident, made Indians could cut the cords, the thwarted in its first steps toward expansion, is expect­ mented on the rueful personal Plttaburgh, lashed three hits, Cincinnati, 7-2, .778. ton was the chib’s home base. catcher, on waivers to the prospect of being traded off a best and the San Francisco from 4.98 to 4.64. It was his frlst myre connected. Tony Kubek that, $69,700 was in official PGA Ooach Pmnk Crosettl gave "Warren,” the Boston man a decision after getting the um­ Hawks waltzed to a 54-89 vic­ ed to move into the Southeastern area by tapping Mi­ Giants might credit their first also homered for New York. tournaments. Stottlemyre the go dgnal at InrJudtng a grand slam hfMiier, Strikeouts — Koufax, Los Aa- tory at Qiarter Oak Park last Braves. potential pennant-winning team shutout since he pitched 10 in­ Mid, "did you ever think that If pire’s report. Mele, one-time ami, Fla., for a 1966 franchise at a meeting beginning division standing In the National nings of an 11-lnnlng 1-0 victory « * * Nicklaus has won two and third base and he barely beat and drove in five runs as the geles, n 4; Gibson, St. Louid, New York University star ath­ night. George Clifton paced the "I think this club has a real for the second straight season. It wasn’t for the four years you League to the law laid down by over the Yanke'es Jiine 26, 1964. ANOELS-TWINS— placed in the first five 11 times shortstop Rico PetrocetU’s relay Pirates trimmed Cincinnati 8-8. 167. ■pent in the Army (during lete, who excelled at basketball, winners with 20 points, nine in today. ^ good shot at the pennant," said The Cardinals won tiie permant Rebuffed in an attempt to in­ awarded the franchise will have Kolb after getting the news last year. his dad. REO SOFTBALL pother game as well, Joe Belang­ Elsewhere In the American Bobby Knoop's four hits paced in 14 tourneys. Tony Lema, who World War II) that you would is one of the calmest managers the first quarter. Bill Vlot added League, Baltimore clipped has participated In 20 touma have won 3(X> games a long time In the majors. The red-hot Am­ another 11 to the winning count vade the South via Atlsuita, the to pay the league In the neigh­ from Braves’ Manager Bobby The Braves are hoping Gon­ Shaw blanked the Chicago Breaking a deadlock In the er hui^ng a two-hit, 4-0 shutout a 16-hit Loe Angeles attack that AFL has cleared the way for an borhood of $7.5 million. Bragan. "At this time of the der will come through as a pinch Cubs 2-0 and narrowly missed a 'last of the seventh. Gem de- at the 'I^ n s for the Angels. Cleveland 6-1, New York topped burled Minnesota. Knoop drove ments this year, waa runne tigo. I guess you Just wasn’t erican League pennant while CThet Koblinsky (14) was Boston 6-3 and Los Angeles wal­ with $56,605 in official e\ •fcicky." ■cramble must be taldng its high man for the losers. anticipated move to Miami by It is known, however, that year It’s tough leaving them.” hitter and the left-handed hit­ no-hitter for hla ninth pitching -feated Morlarhy'e, 11-10, last Dave Hassett and Pete Lalashi- in three runs as Marcelino Lo­ reaching general agreement on there still is opposition In some The third-place Braves had ting Gonder Is hoping the victory Tuesday. The first hit night at Mt. Nebo on Norm us were the TVins’ batters spoil­ loped Minnesota, 9-1. pez coasted to his 10th victory of and $63,384 over-all. z "It’s not so," Bpnlmnfs shot toll to have Mele turn into a Chuck Carson (18) and Tim * • * Australian Bruce Devlin .Sack, tiger. Ihe umpire coidd have Manning (10) paced the Indian the use of the 76,(X)0-seat Orange AFL quarters toward the Just won their eighth straight Braves will win the pennant. came In the eighth inning. BJorkman’s run-producing trip­ ing the no-hit bid. the year with a four-hitter. Bowl stadium and will start projected move to Miami and Shaw told of his father’s trip le. (3em had taken an early Belanger starred with a bat, ORIOLES-INDLANfl— Willie Smith homered for the third with $66,696 Official " I ’m lucky, damn hicky, A lot been wrong in making Ms de­ Jrs. to a 47-30 win over Cervl- $68,869 over all. feUows with me over there cision, but Mele was dead wrong nl’s In the first game. John Cer- screening applicants prep€irat- Woodard pointed out that "there to Florida last spring to help "lead, but Morlarty's snapped contributing a run-scoring dou­ Russ Snyder and Boog Powell Angels. Europe) never came back. I’m in swinging at the man in blue. vlni scored 12 points in defeat. tory to reaching a final decision. is nothing assured. It still takes him get Into shape for this sea­ .bfick to tie with a laite splurge. ble. Jim tl^eeler also ca ^ e d a % "We have Indicated wo want a three-quarters vote of the son. SIDEWALK Ron Gustafson paced the win- big stick lor the Angels. to go there,” Milt Woodard, the owners to do anything. JimmyFund Biggest Winner John Shaw, 62, a former phys­ nen with three hits. Including Angels 003 010 0—4-6-1 assistant AFL commissioner, "But unless complications ical education infitructor in a homer, for a perfect nl(fh,t. Twins 000 000 0—0-2-6 said today. "But the move would arise,” Woodard continued, “ I For Red Sox Family Night Long Island City, N.Y., de- Ken Monroe also contributed Belanger and Roberta; Hollo- ATTENTION GOLFERS! New Shipment Just Arrived be contingent upon the new fran­ think the expansion committee mai^ed “ that I work like the three binglea and BUI Hayes ran and Hassett. chise-holder contracting with will be able to decide by Thurs­ very dickens. And I did," Shaw added two more. Bob Damasclil MORIARTY BROTHERS the city of Miami for the Orange day and then contact the other BOSTON—^The Jimmy Fund® Sox, opening with a twillght- said. 'had three safeties for the losers INTBBMEDLATE LKAGUE Bowl. If they will negotiate a owners for a vote.” As a reliever tost season, wtll be the biggest„ „ w iinn night doubleheader against the while Carl Carlson, Jim Carl­ SALES fair lease, we will go to Miami." A move to Miami would be Shaw pitched well the first half Hits were even but NassifTs flmfone P a d J\ficA&iOr when thee Bed SoxSc and the Los league-leading Minnesota Twins son and HArry Bemis all showed The path south apparently the Initial step In AFL expan­ of the campaign and poorly the managed an edge In runs, de­ sion to 10 teams for the 1966 Angeles Angels meet In the sec­ today starting at 6. Another twi- two. feating Police A Fire, 7-8, last STANLEY 13 FOOT was cleared last Thursday when second. The Giants proposed a Gem 300 408 1-11-15-4 JULY AFL Commissioner Joe Foss season. Other cities prominently ond Family Night of the year night bargain bill will be played night at Mt. Nebo. Both clubs AUTOGRAPH at Fenway Park Monday night with the Kansas City Atnletlcs salary cut from $38,000 to about Morlarty's 010 234 0-10-17-4 met with city officials and mentioned are Chicago, New $30,000. They finally compro­ collected seven hits, but Nas- worked out verbally a long term Orleans, Washington, Milwau­ at 7:30, with colorful pre-game at 5 o’clock on Tuesday. Peck, Paganl (6) and Hol­ slfCs pushed a tally In the fifth Electric wabre Saw Tel-O-Post Flagpole entertainment, scheduled for 7 A special feature of the home mised on $34,000 and he sug­ land; Mayer, Damasclil (2) and 1' agreement for the use of the kee, Philadelphia and the Los gested he might be of more help to carry away the triumph. The Orange Bowl. But the final con­ Angeles-Anahelm, Calif., area. o’clock. stand will be the annual Bed Rice. game halted after the fifth GOLF BALLS SALE! This regularly scheduled aa a starter. Regular $29.50. C A Flag and Hardware. A 1 A OC tract must be drawn up with the Sox Fhther and Son Game due to dtfknees. t M e by game has been designated the to be played at 1:30 Sunday, He had started during most of Du s t y s served seats can be purchased In Softball Game erty. defeated a deter­ Moyer and Kelly. Regular $4.49. S A up Dick Banno of Chase by * aetter SMertils Control-new wnpeieufid dwlgi sp«cw 6 1 5 ^ 9 5 ^ stom/UKom at a reduced out. one stroke. H m 18-yeor-old mined St. Mary's, 18-*, last prewMos potltlto oontrol on eomocs one-eurMe, Special...... 3 e * I T WnXJMANXIO BASEBALL The Jimmy Fund Family Baiino had rounds at 87 and DANBURY (AP) — Bmlllo night at Charter Oak Park. * Orootor Rood atabillty—Imprawed pertotmonce Local 8 PAIRS OF Night game highlights an 11' Hie wlimeira opened with a slx- Bringing Its record back to ■ M hlaher ipiide tor a quiet, oomtortoble ride. Si. Roman, 24, died In Danbu^ gams home stand for the Red ruiv first Inning but the losers .600, Fogarty Bros, beat Frank’s HoepitaJ today at Injuries a l ­ MANNING BOWMAN Bonk Rnoncing HIP BOOTS Only ♦7.95 tered July 18 while playing soft- (ouiht 'back to' take a 7-6 lead 4-8 last n l^ t in WiHimantlc. ron llE l Efifi 1121 ball at the Federal Oorrectlonal by the, fourth. The winners broke a tie with a B.20-13 tubelaee S.70-15 tube-type Lawn Sprinklers Institution, where he was aa In­ BUI Beil, BvOee and Lemleux run In the eeventh to take home a.00-13 tubelees 7.75-15 tube-type Electric Lawn Trimmer FISH POLES 91.50 T. 93.50 mate. an bom er^ for the winners. the viotory. _ _ a.60.15 tubelees SftO-16 tube-typo Up To Steve McAdam went the dis­ HAVE YOUR PORTRAIT Prison otflcieta saM Roman, Ifoverlek and Blaaer hod three No. N.068— 3 Only REAL BUYS! of 186 Garfield Place. Brooklyn, hits for Liberty while Bill tance for the loeale, fanning and Edgar Troutman and Bob Mlley paced eight and waTMnf but one. 36 M onths N.Y., ooUlded w l^ another out- The winners could manage ^ “ Efti nu Ml mi SNEAKERS *2.49 flsIdM* while ohaslng a fly ball. tha tosm with two hlU, Regular $10.95. SjL Q C SKETCHED BY oidy three hHs — to BIH Vlot, e.80-13 tubeloeo tJB-U hiboloto Regular $21.95. P I O O C Both were knocked unconscious Libaity (WO 075 x—18-14-7 ALL TIRES Special ...... O e T 3 A FEW St. Mary’s 108 320 0 - 9-15-8 Paul Sartor and Waa Feshler— e.00-15 tuboleae Special ...... To Pay and taken to the prison hospital. collecting two runs on the loser’s MOUNTED FREE Roman was SMVlng an 18- Fuito and Caron; Krebs and Dtohson. poor defense. Feshler and USED GOLF CLUBS 94.75 Bud Schneider month sentence for forgery o< a George May knocked In a run money order. a* M i 7YP8 M l TYPI odIdoa. — — <«UT WITH OONITDENCE FROM HARTFORD CODNTrS OLDEST DEALER DC ALUMNI JUNIORS s 6.60- 14 tubelees *.70-16 tubelese ALL GOLF lA G S TENNIS RAACKETS lASEIALL GLOVES IN FRONT OF OUR STORE Behind the ona-Mt pUchlng of Iiwarty’s 300 000 1—^1-2 7.60- 14 tubalees 7.36-16 tubeleee LiNOOLN, OOMTIMENTAL, MBROUKT. COMET AND WILLTS 4-WHEBL DRIVE BOWUNG SHOES ow*3.99 Franks Oil 100 0—8-8-8 7.76-14 tubelees 7.7M8 tubeleee ■leva Xaanay, the ‘ngere de- MoAdam and WWto; Budsin- LESS 2 0 % ..------DURING SIDEWALK SALE DAYS frts Schedule K 0.60-U tubeleee VEfaGLES.” ted the Vlwte Box, 9-8, last Oxy and Slyman. asi MACK 8T„ MANCHESTER AIR MATTRESSES •1.39 ht at Keeney FleM. Brrore THURS., FRI., SAT.-JU LY 22-23-24 Wedaeadagr, July 21 %nd walks hurt both duhe, rttoh* era John G ood iw and Paul o p m TO 9 |» Ml ixei Ifii U£1 Manchester at Rockville, ‘ U a t Night’ s Fights S.00-14 tubeleee 7.S0-1S tubo-typo Henry Park, 6. , Ortoh attowlng tha wlnnars only THURS. AND FRIDAY S W IM FINS •1.29-V1A9 tftra# Wto bw eav^ six chances 8.26-14 tubeleee a.4S-18 tube-type MANCHESTER PLUMBING & SUPPLY CO. MORIARTY BROTHERS Baricetball — Jra. vs. HOUSTON, Tax. (AP)-fltava 7.10-16 tubelaee ERNEST LARSON, Prop. bfwtei .behind them. MeOehan’s , ' Ti Bagtoa v a 182J)4, CHAROB S.16-16 tubeleeo 101 eim iR STKKT WE ALSO HAVE A FEW SUOOR Morlarty's, 9:18, Charter Oak, TOn Healy for, the winners, 043-5130 an^l'. Wayns Douglfui, of the ■toppedBaldon Paton, 141, Dal* BLACKWALLB *9 tU B WE GIVE jlWT GREEN BTAMPB Tsaohera vs. TeiM>hooe, BilA! m m ‘ sai^, Sd fine Jm behind tha *nus tax and trada-ln ttia off) OPIN IVmiNOS (EXCiPT 1HURS. CLOSID AT 5) ODDS 'n ENDS 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Nebo. **FRB8NO, Calif. — Wayna 67T MAIN m u o n MANCHWITIW P F i m OresB Manor, Nabov IBS’ Ihomtort, 190, Fraai^ itMpad 6:18. FltoMog Btoto Ihs diow in Ow Alonso Johnson, 188, Chloafo, 8.

f o r \ U MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY JULY 21 1965 PAGE TWENTY.THRiBI s; EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1988 *"*' ' ' — ...... • * ' PAQB TWENTY-TW^ HouMhold Goode 51 4 - Apartment BuIIdlngi Apartments—Fists— oosmi i ; BuaineM Frmmrty R For Bfiie 72 Houses For Sftle 72 Houses For Ssle 72 BY FAQALY snd SHORTEN Help WanteO— 'Male 86 Doge—Birds~Pets lUCanUOBRATOR, 11 ouWe foot Tenements 63 Tenements 68 S n bn ^ For 8>ls ^ Trsflors— THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW For Sale 70 FOR SALE or rant with option B ^ N D n e w 8H room GOI^ TWO FAMILY 66, axRfllsnt COVENTRY laksfrast. IH Mobil# Homos MBCMANIO wanted, part-time WILL TAKE aU unwanted pjte^ ' J^ ^ d d le Tpke. — oulet and to buy. 6 room Ranch on ivt OLJNTDN anUBBT — attrac­ Medriticm home with carport, throughout, newly painted, com- year around home with DOSMISTMlOMyMOf 'iUff OtSOMO 1M CtLLAl! or full-time, experience In for­ excluding cels snd dp». win Bjti^ve 4H n on duple duplexes, tive 8 room, I bedroom, mod- aeraa, two-oar garafe. alumin­ TSMT TRAILBR onmpar, cnn* SUHP1N»-THIHOUU M ^ HNMltTIW AMT OOTINMOID, buy emaU cages according to heta, hot srater, •1*0^ 0 stove 515,1*2*!.** *^« venlent loeation. Jullsn Realty, water hast. F lrsp la o^ all CLASSIFIED eign can hel^l. Also, gas UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY kitchen, sxtra oloseU, um sid iiif, Srsptaced Uvirig ^ dishwasher, 3 bedrooms, Realtora, 649-tlM. via ono yanr oM, axcollant ooo* AND I'M m n O MIR A c o i t i o n . dO T 648-9269. room, I Bedrooms and a hugs atorms and serstns. Fall THAT'MCAMT lO r /, station attendant, full or part- lar, sxosUsnt condition, dtOon, t ^ . Tol. MO-OTM. HOMMSMWIU H6UM fOVAWlOOINa^ time. Apply at MO Hartford ItedrtgaratoF, gtovo sad TV X ’^hlESdJt.RrViM ^ ««• kUehsn. Excellsnt condition, WawJU’*"*"? •»tarlor. $18,600. toetudsd monUi. OaU e4e-3i$B ^ r e a NORTHBAST corner Mato and Quiet etreet $18,600. Wotver- W a $t$^ ^**®y- Waltore, ralus at $1IJ00. Wi MAfVI DOMtTMM^ nMDMTf ltd., MaiMhester. ArticleB For Ssla 45 p.m. Agency Raalten, eit-snft A uto Driving School 7*A. Ullsy StrssU, 801(110, Inelud- toa Afsnejr, Reeltore, 849- INVESTMENT PLUS ADVERTISING IDLOOKAir I Modttn Rooms of Furnltura tag Dorns Building, $18,800. Ex- •IBlDfl SALES AND Borvlos on Arlsns, , AppUanoss, Lot No. 20f LOOIQDfO tor aaythum la 281$. STIUnDT - Only $M.I00. TEN MINUTB8 Iram DRIVINQ XnatruoUona — Hama Hahn EoUpas, Jacobson lawn 1() P c. Bedroom Set BACHELOR’S PARADISE eslisnt.. finanotog avallabis. J. I mS L * qfas 2 un- If you are tatorested ta on ter, 8 room home, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS vM sn cf •■tate rantals --aMrtmmto, D. RsaKy, J ^ DsQuatlro, pick-up, raaaonabla mtaa, teen­ RETAIL STORE mowers. Also Homellt# jlu^ i Po. Living Room get dwsiui^ oaii ra^eorated through- exceptional Investment ta kttchsn, larga Mvtag 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. age ciaaaaa. Special attention saws snd Intsmstlonal Cub Ca­ 26 Po, Xltonen gid J. D. Realty, ew-^I*- Smsa snough to keep oisaa owner. etooi3e, ou-ent. yilJ* . -were, bus, a 2 family home, call uS to fleldstons flrsplacs, to nervoua and elderly. Serv­ det Trsirtors. Rental squlpmsnt yet laiige enough for 00m- MANCHESTER w i * payment. see thla beauty on Laurel plumbing, lot SOOxm, FuS time opening In Man­ Den or Spats Bedroom get ll- for odapteMs parson who Is DISCOUNT FURNITURE ing, $120. monthly, Avauabla family room, fira^act, PLEASE READ YOUR AD eeaoM ^fiHijyA not afraid of hard work. Enterprte 1946.______imsnd straet Open Mon- $3,000. 8sven besutitol level West 84de — Garage—Prl- eatod, IMi baths, 2-ear gsraga, .1 Garage—Servleo— A ug. 1, 848-0978. ^ day-Frtday. 7:80-8:80, or deck, hteh acanlc rtltiir-* "Want Adt” takaa tte • Oood working oondlUona. WAREHOUSE g sersO, Routs e, t»nd snd brook, veto rear yard wlQi stona lovaly lot, only fliftM . AUoe JARVIS REALTY CO. Storage 10 ygnnp YOUR carpets beautiful OSH for sppolntnient War­ $4,000. Tarm s, Owner, 740-6010. ed lot. Hayes Agsnoy, T l» »dTerttaer «liould read W« *d th» BTBOT Raply stating agt, previ­ 1680 MAIN STREET, 032-7340 4J4 R(X)M8, second floor, heat. walls and outdoor stoiM Clam pst, R ealtor, 846-484$. WHO ItMOWfl MMH MUt TEAK, WW K , despite constant footstepa of a Hartford, Oonasctlcut ren E. Howlsnd, Realtor, fireplace — Excellent m 648.1131 DAY IT APPKARS aad BBPORT E3BBOR8 In tlmn for tllo ous work experiancs, and busy family. Get Blue Lsietre. 800 Mato Streat, Manches­ Eves. 648-0088 $11,990 — HOT vahM In ant InaortloB. Tho Hamid la‘reaponolbIa for only ONB Inoo^ H B V Iflf MV PAUOMflR m o MIR flAHa salary expseted. Box A, f ** childrtn—FuH basement — SEVEN ROOM Ookx^, cool, Bolton. Four room Reach OARAOB FOR RENT, 618 Main Rent elecWc ehampooer |1. Formerly Fuller Brush Bldg. ter, 648-1106. Honaea For Sale 72 NOt or omitted Inaortlon for nny ndvorUoamant nnd only Street. Tel. 648-613B,______fROHf OfP’ NOUflOOlHOOM . H t r a k Wbete house Is to ’’H>pls country settiag, firetMcs, fine partial basement snd a Paul’e Paint A Wallpaper Sup­ pis’’ order and ready to shrubbery, $14,600, Call Etmane to the extent of n **inelBe good^ tneertloBa Brroni which no not wrTH rr # f i w f n o t h t t im J Open Monday Through MANCHESTER Garden Apart- SEVEN ROOM atte Im a, 4 2-car garage, exosilent Itoaan tba valno of tho ndwHaamant wM not bn oom otod by ply- _____ move to. A low malnte- OsglU rdone, 649-3760. J . D. Lots For Sale 73 tion throughout. Lot la V.T apartment, bsdrooros, 2 baths, lot 73x181. Realty Co., $4$-8i39. •>BMko good” lnnortlo& Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 PICNIC TABLES, all rises and Saturday p lia b le now, heat, hot water, WEST SIDE — I room apart­ Marlon B. Robsrteoft, Raattor. nonoa, rassonsbly priced ed with plenty ot privacy, STOCK ROOM sMendant, High 9 AM. to 9 P.M. ■tove, refrigerator, $ . per ment with enclosed sunporch, 648-6962. home worthy pf your aerl- ANDOVER-BOLTON line — 170 Crockett, Realtor, e4g-lirn. TRIUMPH, red. 1968, UOOcc, ex- styles, from 6 foot $18.60, de- 110 MANCHESTER — seeing Is be­ School sducation, previous ex­ Uvered. W. .”anker. Plnnev heat and hot water, available oua ooMiderstlon, $16,900. wooded, acres, road frontage, (■oahvIBo, ToO TNo) cellent running condition, good 646-0090. Of- lieving. 6 room Colonial on good InvMment. financ­ VERNON — perience helpful. Apply Penon- Street, EUingtoa. 87D-DS97 a f­ O AU. — .MIK FOR DAVID ftca 18 Forest St. August 1 st AdulU oiriy. 646- NEW TWO-EamUy duplex, B-8, Owner 0^ room paint Job, fine appearance, new 6687 or 6M-1848. nice ! leoatton, > separata heat­ beautiful landscaped lot, near ing, -caftt rsqulrsd $6,000. Law- Ranch, U ft R bulk, 875-3136 nel Dept., Iona Manufaoturing, ter 6. bus, schools and shewing. 643-2711 megaphonea. Call 648-6411 any­ Regent Btreel, Manchester. ELEJCfTRIC STOVE — full site ing systems, cite u.'llities. Osll WARREN E. HOWLAND rencs F. Flano, Realtors, 648- altunimim storms, bassnient time. SCREENED LOAM — for the — excellent condition — $28. tor the rental ot jrour ap art MANCHBStBR - tW» 'bulder, Dton Ctoaqraski, $49- REALTOR Priced for quick sale ai $18.- 2786. garage. Hanlay Agency, 648- AOGRBSSIVB nlan wanted by CaU 648-0374. ment or homo. J. O. Route modem duplex, full basement, 4291. 800. Char-Bon Real Estate, 648- 0080. 1966 ZANNLXA 100 cc motor­ best In lawns and gardens from 0663. BOLTON -r- 3 building lota total­ large chemical company. Ex­ our screening plwt. Andover- 64841199. back yard, refrigerator, stove, 360 MAIN ST, 648-1108 cycle, brand new, never rid­ FURNITURE tor sale. Five RD. — Bsautlfol ing, * oerw , $LO0O. CaU Ei^ene NEW USTING ~ olmn 4' n(om \ Trouble Reeehiuf Our AdverliMr? cellent Immediate guarantee of Columbia. DeUvered. George $180/ 648-7114. CONciemb den. CaU 643-84U after 4:80 $128. to atari w llh One future rooms. II Ward St. RockvlUe. CHECK ’THIS VALUB Bandi, large living room, for­ ~WARANOKE ROAD Gagllanfone, J. D. Realty, 649- Cape, full basement, arieelaa p.m . H, G rlfflng, In c., 743-7886. Call 876-9690 after 6 p.m . No. 141 . . . vacant Cape, 4 bed­ 3760, 643613i9. ■ well, $10,900. Leonard A g e ^ . 24-Hoir Aisweriug Servioe :£L of advancement Into sslaa r'--y- - -.NOW ... IDVELY m room apartment, mal V dining room, oabinat 2 agement. Must qualify. t LOAM SALE! Cleon $14. loam comer Oak and Cottage, heat kitchen, 3 bedrooms, rsersa- 6-6 TWO FAM ILY, lovely lot. rooms, two full baths, rec room. Realtors, 646-04W. « HONDA Scrambler, 380cc, 1966, JB60 GLENWOOD gas and g For ’The Flret Time In rvm^ hot water, refrigerator, range, tlon room, landiMapad yard. Ideal for children, low cash re­ Many fealuree, must be seen to low m ileage. CaU 648-6771 after appearance snd outgo^ per­ now $12.60. Fill, gravel, eand, stove, excellent condition. 640- SabnrtNUi Fkv Bale 75 BLUNOTON—8 'i room Ranch. Free to Herald Readen sonality knporiant. Soihe ool- stone, manure, white sand for TRUE LUXURY foo<} disposal, m aster TV, com ­ Marion B. RobarUon, Realtor, quired, assume mortgage. J.D. be appreciated. Trades consid­ 6 p.m . Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted—Female 85 Help Wanted—^Malc 86 6180. pletely soundproof, $196 month­ 643-5958. R eahy lored -re- Call Elugene OagUardone, M9- location. Bel Air Real Estate, 8888. - a p a r t m e n t else gas stove, frigfrator and range. Extras 2760, J. D. R ealty d o ., ea-6129. 643-9832. Ranoh, 1% tiled baths, garage, and screens. Good bdy . at five room Caps with attached low m ileage, caU 648-7018 after tions, dUorimlnatlon because right man. CaU or see Mr. tric sham pooer $1. Olcott Vari­ clean; kltohen table, 3 chain, MARILYN MSWERIN8 SERVIOE Radio—TV Repair inoltided — hood, disposal, Ven­ patio, hot water oil heat, built- $16,300. WolvertoB Agtaicy, n ru e , new roof and fumaca. 4 p.m . TELEPHONE Saleeladle7 # of eex. It win now be necee- Myette at Burnside Motors, ety Store. $30. tor an. 649-6049. OOOD STARTER home — 6 R ealtors, 649-2818. tosld e Immaculate, only $13,- Services 18 eary for our readen iwt only etian bUnds, carpeted stair­ MANCHESTER - 6 room ins, city utilities, large treed a.m. • 1 p.m., or 6 p.m.-9 p.m. East H artford, 369-0346. room s and sunporch for $11,700. Ranch with two full canunic lot, toll basement, excellent 900. Banxnrs ft Wallace. 646- to read the usual Female AIR FTL/TERS, m ost slses in ELEXTTRIC Hot waiter heater COURT case, heat, hot wafer. Just like FIVE ROOM home on large mm - I7S-2S1I CONNIE'S TV and Radio Serv dally, to work In our central Deep treed lot, full cellar. baths, two-car garage, three condition, 8 years old. Charles 6306. Help Wanted and Male He^t stock for your window or cen­ owning your own home. Rea­ h YonV baar from oar i Business Services Ice, available aU hours. BatU- air conditioned office. Penna- and electric table saw. May a p a r t m e n t s Aluminum storms and screens, nicely landscaped lot, oohtsn- and lenoo yonr la M l Wanted etesetfloatlons, but tral alr-condlUonlng unit. T.P. sonable rent. On- bus kne. Near bedrooms, fireplace. Huge Lesperance, 649-7620. VERNON.-— Out of state owher tbna without a8 aranlng at tba Mapbona. ______O ffered IS faction guaranteed. Otel 646- nemt. Salary and com m ission. be seen at US North School St. Manchester $85 per month total with VA, kitchen with built Jn oven, lently located ta Vernon. Leon­ also our Claatifloation Help Aitkin Co., 27 Tolland ’Tpke., church and schools. Tel. 643- ard Agency, Reottccs, wants Inunadlste sale. Extra la io. We ' train. A pply 866 kbUn EXPERIENCED Mancheeter. NOT $900, NOT $800 9677 at 10 a.m ,, M r. Ruddell. no down payment. Wedverton range snd dishwasher. Utility NEW LI8TINO — Excellent 6 LAND CUDARINO, trM re­ Street, Office 8, at above hours. Wanted — Mate or Female I^om Hartford, take Wilbur AgencJ', Realtora, 649-2813. room Cape, 2 • car garage, 0469. large six room (Jolonlal. Non- moval, and chain eaw work. . . . 87. NOT $700, NOT $600, Weekends, tol. 64e-8666. room completely aluminum development. Frtce $is,too. MACHINISTS PATCH QUIL’TS, potholders, Cross Parkway to Exit 92. Pro­ sided. Big lo t Woiverton porch, beautiful rec room, Ule A. Michaud, 763-8000. Moving—Trucking— LADY TO WORK thrss days N O ! NO! ceed 1 mile on Center S t Mari­ MANCHESTER. — New 7-room COVENTRY — 6 rooms, $-bed' B arrow s ft W sllees. e49-0$0ft ISO# cHH.’VROLET, good me- and handkerchiefs for sale. 876- NOT EVEN $550 8^ ROOM heated apartment, Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. bath, nicely landscaped and room year ’round home, excel­ Storage 20 weekly (Tuee., Wed., and 9286. 333 Tunnel Road, Vernon. lyn (Jourt Is located on the cor­ cabinet kitchen, stove, refrig­ Garrison Colonial, 12x24 ll v treed, city utilities. Owner cbanlcal condition, |66. CaU APPLIANCES repaired — all Thure.) In local Insurance FIRST CLASS mechanic want­ And Bridgeport operators, BUT A WHOLE HOUSE ner of South Adams and Olcott lent area near lake, only $9,- 'VERNON — 8-bsdroon Raitch. HERALD makea waahers, refrigerators, erator, garage. Redecorated. tog room, family room, built- WEDGEWOOD DRIVe ! 6V4 must sell. Charles Lesperance, M9-80M. MANCHESTER DsUverT. light agency. Insurance experience ed, good pay, jrius many com­ lathe operators, fuN or "NEVER USBID anyliilng like 8 ROOMS LOVELY Sts., Just one block south of in Utohen, spacious lot. Priced 600. Hayea Agency, 646-d car, $896, 649' rotary blades. Quick sarvlcs. PAUmNO, EXTERIOR and MACHINE For details call Mr. Marks. Fathers Publication In Pariah 4:30. 2 Throw Rugs brlck Agency, 649-8464. Blue addlttonal acre wood­ sebooL Transferrsd, |30,$00. 1 Boudoir Chair oui>ancy . . . NEAT, CLEAN. 8 room duplex, rooou,'modern heat, 2 baths, daslra to pro tact tbalr 6290. Capitol Hl^pment Co., 38 w all- H artford 289-0246. contact work. Excellent com­ MANCHESTER — new listing. land to rear with buUdtag large trees, $14,800. Hutchins 876-7602. SOUNDPRCXJFBD booth. Ideal 2 Vanity Lamps with garage, W est side. CaU MAN01E8TER — executive '7 Idantlty can foDoar ttala Main St, Mancheotar. Hours w ork. mission earnings, bonus and MARILYN COURT St. James Parish. Redecorated used sa summer houae. Aifency/ R erttors, 646-0108.' daily 7-6. Thursday 7-6, Satur­ OPERATORS” for ham operator, student, or 2 PlUowe 648-8096. room Cape, 2Vi baths, 3-oar f ■ procodura: 1960 RAM BLER Custom four F ully In­ fringe benefits. Work available FURNISHED MODEL APT. 7 room home, 2-car garage, Nice neightooihood. $16,900. NO. COVENTRY — 8 room Bncloaa your reply to tba door sedan automatic trans­ day 7-6. 863-7988. sured. Free estimates. 669- in Mancheeter area. Please musician, 6H'x5’x7'. EtMily as­ 1 Pair Blankets garage, wall-to-wall oorpeting, IN BOLTON, a true four bed­ houae, 14x24 living room with EXPERIENCED sembled. Best offer. May be Open Sunday < Daily large lot, near bus line, Leon­ box In an envelope — mission, power brakes, radio, 9658, Joseph P. Lewis. PLEASANT WORKING write to R. J. Dunne, 11 Lex­ 1 Cocktail Tabla 11 A M. TO 8 P.M. 28 foot fam ily room , 16x32 fl. room Ranch with IH baths, full redwood cabtaete and wood­ TYPEWRITERS — Standard seen at 806 Main Street, Room 3 Table Lompe SIX ROOM duplex with garage. ard Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. swimming pool, lovely treed addraoead to tba Olaaol- heater. 47,000 miles. $680. Call ington Rd., West Hartford, for Call 613-4616. WARREN E. HOWLAND basement with a two car ga­ work, 2)4 acres with 900 foot flad Manager, Mancbaetar 663-4936 after 6:30. snd electric. Repaired, over­ INSIDE and outside painting. personal interview. 11. 1 9x13 Rug MANAOINO AGENT lot. Hayes A gency, 648-4803. fron t^ , 10 mlnutM from Man­ hauled, rented. Adding ma­ CONDITIONS! TOOL AND MANCHESTER — 6 room Capa rage. Nice Mg faunlly home, Bvoning Herald together You name your own price. 1 Floor Lamp SIMON POVERMAN on bus line, handy to schools, RBAE/rOR lot Mg enough to allow the cMl- chester, $10,600. OsH owner 742- RAMBLER American four door chines rented and repaired. Special rates for homeowners MEN-MEN-MEN — For steady, DIAMOND: % carat. Can be FOUR ROOM apartment, cen­ MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom with a memo Rating tba GAUGE GRINDERS 1 Smoker trally located, heat, hot water, shopping, etc. $14,900. Phil- dren plenty ot room to cUmb 8362. sedan, standard transmission, Pickup and delivery service. 65 or over. 669-7863, 876-8401. Experienced help and qusl- year round work, drive tracts seen anytim e. Asking $200. Call 86 Piece Dinnerwmre Set AGENCY Colonial, 4 years old, modem 850 Mata St 643-1106 oompaniaa you do NOT Yale Typewriter Sendee, 669- 649-1860. 60 State St., Hartford adults, $96. 643-3171, 643-8470. brick Agency, 649-8464. and dig. Beautiful screened In want to aae your latter. economical transportation $SM. ifM trainees wanted. trailers. See our Ad under Pri­ 24 Piece Stiver Set kitchen with buUt-ins, family porclih. Must be seen.. T. J. TEN MILES OUT — economy, 649-6290. 6986. EKTERIOR and Interior paint­ ALL AROUND vate Instructions, Olaas. 82. 18 Yards Floor Covering 622-6474 Office roMn, 1% baths, dining room, older 4 finished 6 room Caps, Tour letter win be daa- ing. W al^per books, paper­ Earn as you learn, excel­ VARIOUS SIZE5S used wooden 649-2652 Model A pt .Croc!kett, R ealtor, 648-1577. J one oar garage, priced in low NEAT CAPE, Bowers School, 8 privacy, trees, artesian well. troyad If the advartiaer la LAWNMOWER Sharpening; re­ hanging. Oellings. Floors. Fril­ lent fringe benefits for all. MACHINISTS storm windows and screens. EVERYTHING Furnished Apartmenta 63-A one you've mentioned. If PUNCH PRESS operator — ex- ONLY $500.00 HIDDEN VALUES 30’a. Philbrick A gency, 649- rooms, 6 finished, garage, fire­ ACrnON w a n t e d on this im Only $7,800. Lawrence F . F l­ pairs, sales, rotor bladM ly insured. Workmanship guar­ perienced. Must be able to set Aluminum doors, awnings and 8464. place, convenient to bus, stem- not It w ill be handled In sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ carports. On display, Manches­ Free storage imtll wanted SIX R(X)M apartment, 476 Mata NEAR MAIN ST. — 8 furnished maculate Cape. Six rooms fin­ ano, R ealtors, 646^)424, 648- anteed. Leo Pelletier, 669^26. Top wages, overtime, fringe up own work. Full-time Job rooms and bath, separate en­ ping. 649-5606. ished, 1)4 batitt, rec room, acre 2766, 742-6864. tba uaual manner. ice. Mancheeter Cycle Shop, If no answer. 643-9043. ter Anvnlng Co., 195 W. Center Free deUvery anywhere In Street, 649-5229. 9-5. Excellent Colonial, 6H 8TRANT STREET — Big rooms G O G O MANCHESTER MODES benefit plan. Apply in per­ with overtime prlvilegea and Connecticut trance, DO children, 18 Del- of grass and a two car ga­ 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 60 son. St. Some new, as is, aU sales rooms, fireplace, natural here, four down and two up, COLONIAL, Hollister St., near CXJLCHEISTER vicinity — 18 ■es( fringe benefits. Applicant hired Free set-up by our own re­ MANCHESTER Garden Apart- mont St. oak trim, IH tilad baths, rage. Owners have other com­ 2098. PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, PINE ST., MANCHESTER to work in new plant at East final. 1% batha. (One bedroom all schooAs, six room s, 1% room (Jolonial, bams, coops, interior and exterior. Paper liable men. Original price for menta — rooms, 3 bed­ fully insulated, walk-ln ce­ mitments, muat move. One of Lost and Found For a Granby, (Bradley Field) ’THRBJE ROOMS, bath, utUitiea, down). Home Is spoUesa, bos baths, aluminum siding, inunar the cleanest and the neatest etc., SO cultivated beautiful HAROLD A SON Rubbish Re­ hanging and wall paper remov­ all this mei^andlse was rooms, heat, hot water, stove, dar closet, dishwasher, gar­ ancloead porch, kitchen is a moval — attics, cellars and Conn.; however, wlU start in refrigerator and parking, $120. one or two older adults, first culate, immediate occupanM Apartment, ga­ Business Locations T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- 4 pedroom Cape, large flje' ford National Bank A Truat SALE PAINTING — average single week, or full - time, 40 - hour tioned and fully guaranteed. Must be seen to be appre­ 1677. placed living room, ertM^d TUNNl^ft. fj^ A D ,. Vernon—H ers STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stoos family, $126.; two family, $260.; week, good salary commensur­ 9676. h.p. motor, good running con­ . MONTHLY rage, no pets, one month in ad­ For Rent 64 ciated. Quick occupancy. BUCKLAND Road Wapptng.: 8 Ca, haa been loat and a't^ca- walls, flrsplaoes, flagstooe ter­ LATHE AND Bridgeport men, dition. Extra motor for parts. vance, $110., central. Aug. l . porch, Utchen with MMlt-l home with out buildii^ is sn^axcenent starter home. tion has been made to aald labor only. Guaranteed. Bnrih ate wltii experience. Call 643- set up and operate. All bene­ ELECTRICAN — Journeyman, ' p a y m e n t s DESIRABLE store- 01 o ffice Shown by aj^pointment 'COLCNIAL—6 sparkling roomsi Buckley School area. Leon 8 bedriixim Ranoh, attached ga­ ’65 FORD SALEE races. An 'concrete repairs. w ork, no «q>ray. 233-0367. 2128 for appointment, Mr. Sha­ $110. oom plete. 643-2926. ON LY $16.93 643-6756. UM 9^a*>acres. 540 feet frontage / bank foir payment and iaauance Reasonably prtoad. MS-Owl. fits. Top pay for top men. Aero- immediate employment. Call space, ground floor; clean, at- completely enclosed yard, near -Agrency, R ealtont 648-0466: s w d ]pptenttal. By appointment rage. W ooded lot, Onty $18,900. " of new book. piro, Tote "n Teens, Manches­ klneUcs, 218 H artford Road, 649-4817. SIXTEEN fo o t CJanvas canoe, Phone For Appointment ttractlvs and reasonable. Apply scboiUs and shopping, low pay­ CaU Dora Bmllh, Jarvis Real­ ARE BOOMING ter. SAMUB3L AlSERT FOUR ROOMS, second floor, CHARLES LESPERANCE WoiV<'otverton Agency, Realtors, HAVE TIME — will 'w oi*. Odd Manchester. hand made, excellent condition, heat, hot water, centrally lo­ Mr. Chaaae, State Theatre, U m ents, only $14,900. Lappen ty C o., 649-1200, E ves. 949-2619. MXOST: Paaa book No. M 0408, BusinesB Opportanlty 28 Hartford 247-0358 649-2813. I AT jobs our specialty. Will do most $100 firm . CaU 643-2949 after 6. cated. Call after 6 p.m., 649- a.m. - 8 p.m. A gency, 649-5261, 649-6140. MOVING TO FLORIDA Savings Department of The anything. Call 643-2097 or R I 8- BOOKKEEPER - JXWIOR Ac- WANTE3D — M ason’s helper. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT 649-7620 9)4 R(X)M RANCH, fli^jdace $14,900 — Large 8 bedroom BUSINEISS FOR SALE — Large If you have no means of 6048. SEX ROOM (Jape, full shed dor­ Connecticut Bank and Truat 0064. service station with used deal­ countant tor a position In Rock­ CaU 649-7406. o f f i c e s p a c e available, 100 large family room oft kitchen, Ranch, garage, fireptece, lot ^ * Company. Application made ville. Contact Mr. Murphy for transportation, rn send my per cent location. New building mer, IH batha, fireplace, din­ Six room Cape, furnished 126 X 879, neea, suburban. er's license (k/ing volume busi­ Comptometer THREE ROOM apartment, or unfurnished, vicinity of $10’ frontage, w ell landscaped, L * for payment. MACHINISTS — Bridgeport op­ Diamonds—Watehc auto for you. No obligation. ing room , one car garage, $16,- Fitzgerald Ford ness. Fully equipped. Priced appointment at 249-7671 or 876- stove, refrigerator, 247 No. completely air conditioned. IMMACULATE 4 room Ranch, suburban, $21,900. Hutchins Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- erator and latiie operator. Must Jewelry Ample parking. Ideal for doc­ 900. PhUbrlck Agency, 649-8464. Verplaaok Seboot. Tel. 649* Household Services right- Write Box G, Herald. 3388. 48 : A— E—R—T’—S Main St., Call 649-6229, 9-6. oversized living room, recent­ A gency, R ealtors, 646-0103. 0103. rOinfD — Black and brown be able to set up and operate tor, dentist, or professional of­ ly customized kitchen with 5410. TZ male, white spot on chest, bea­ TRADE-IN SPECIALS Offered 13-A O perators ; 48-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD MANCHESTER 6H room ROCKVILLE — Package Store MAN FOR Messenger • mail from blueprints. Good pay, WA’TCH AND JEWELRY re­ Open Nights ’nil 9 P.M. fice. For information call Rob­ built-tas, beautiful ahaded lot, ANDOVER — on the lake. 4 gle type. Call Lee Fracchla, clerk position In Rockville. pairing. Prompt service. Up to R an d i wiUi attached garage. 1965 Chevrolet Impala Super REWBAVING of burns, moth Showing exceUent weekly gross overtime, and fringe benefits. COLONIAL MANOR ert D. Murdock, U ft R Realty Leonard Agency, Realtors, bedroom Oolonial, 2 baths, NOTICE D og Warden, 643-6604. holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ For seasonal and perma­ Must have his own car. This Allied Instrument A Tool Oo., $20 on you r old w atch in SEWING MACHINE — Singer Oo., In c., 643-3693. 646-0489. Three large bedrooms, • big OLOOTT DRIVE — 8 bedroom large Hving room, family sized ^K>rt 2-door Hardtop, V- and excellent growth. ^ your nent openings, fufi-time trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. kitchen and dining area. Huge OF DISSOLUTION dow Shades made to meowire, own boss! CaU Joe Gottion. Job requires young muscles. 67 Woodland St., Manchester. automatic zig - zag, cabinet And Cape, garage, aluminum sid­ kitchen, oil hot water heat, ful­ NOTICE Is hereby given that 8, automatic, bucket seats, daya part-time days, part- Oontaot Mr. Muiphy at Nelson Bray, 737 Main Street, State OFFICES 50C-1600 sq. ft., excel­ GARRISON Cbloalal ta execu­ Uving room with fireplace. Con­ Pass Book No. SS-11888 tesued ower steering, radio, an stees Venetian blinds. Keys Barrows A WiUlace. 649-6306. 649-4676. ''' model, exceUent condition, but­ ing, carpeting, fireplace, \ ly insulated, aluminum atorms PAB CORPORATION tim e nights. M\ist be ex ­ Frelghtways, Inc., 28 E. Main Theater BuUdlng.. COLONIAL OAKS lent kMMtton, Janitor, p arlc^ tive nelgllborhood on a beauti­ venient location, assumable GI acre landscaped lot, 1% baths, and screens, boat dock. $460. . by The Savings Bank of ,Man- Seater, white sidewwlla. made while you wait. Tape re­ ton holes, embroiders, hems, Notice is hereby given pur^ corders for rent. Marlows, 807 perience, good wages and Street, Rockville. OPENING for part-time deliv­ “ etc., was $309.50, unpaid bal­ WUl rem odel to suit ten a n t ful wOoded lot 6 rooms, mortgage. $15,900. Woiverton $23,900. Owner 649-6271. down. Char-Bon Real Estate, suant to Section 33-379 ot the > 1: emster has l^ n lost and ap- $3,090 working oondlUons. Apply ery work In M anchester or V er­ One, two and three bedroom V e iy reasonable. 649-8884, 648- befhs, breezeway, 2-car ga­ Agency, Reattors, 649-2813. 043-0683. ... • pUcation has been made to said Main., 849-B22L Money to Loan 29 ance $69.38, take over pay- Connecticut General Statute* non area, car necessary, week­ Garden—Farm—Dairy apartmenta available, all 7178. rage, $26,400. PhUbrlck A g ^ - RANCH — 6)4 rooms, kitchen that PAB (Jorporatlon, a Con­ !. bank fo r payment o f the 1968 Chevrolet Bel Air, 4-door, ,. ments o f $8. m onthly. City Sew- appllancea, heat, hot water, JUST LISTED — 614 room HOUSEHOLD Furniture re­ SBOOND MOR’TGAGB - UD- ends, 8-10 hours, average $2 Products 50 " tag Center, H artford, 622-0476. cy , 649-8464. with built-in oven and range, WAFPING — custom built 3- necticut corporation having an -t amount of deposit. 6 cylinder, standard shift, stored and reflnished, colors limited funds avaUsble sec­ FIRST NATIONAL private cellara, largo spa­ IH R E E r o o m offics or busi­ Ranch, buHt-lna, flr^lace, 2% dining area, 3 bedrooms, ce­ bedroom Ranch, on deadend ..... , , hourly. (Jail' 644-0202 or 628-6686. office and principal plaoe ot radio, heater, white wall ohangh- CaU for estim ate M9- ond mortgages, payments to STORES, INC. OHOICJE cultivated blueberries, cious rooms, multi oloseta. ness, ground floor, ifo Main HORSE RANCH In Msnchss- acres, nice suburban location, ramic tiled bath, generous street at 20 Ridge Rd., mid . T,NonOB la hereby given that MACHINISTS ter with 37 acres. 8 room reasonahte priced. Leonard bustaeos in the Town of Man­ ttree. 6649. suit your ixidget. Bhnedlent Watrous Road, Bolton, pick 20’’ O. E. stove, excellent condl- Call for an appointment. S treet plenty o f parking. 849- sized Hving room, aluminum 20's. Call owner, 649-1260 or 2$7- chester, (Jounty of Hartford, ^ Pass Book No. SS-U884 issued senrioa. J. D. I M t y . 868-6129. PARK A OAKLAND AVES. Salesmen Wanted 36-A 6229, 9-8. 'h o u s e , I H baths, iMum ou t- Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. storms and screens, big lot. 9600. , ^ by ITie Savings Bank of Mi $1,460 your own, 30 cents pint. Dooley, : tion, asking $76. 648-6761. and State of Connecticut, has BAST HARTFORD, OONN. 649-3096. buUdtaga, corrala, ate., $50,000. Selling below FHA appraisal Chester has been lost and ai Bnflding:—Contracting 14 A FRESH START vyffl lump PART TIME in sales — weak J. D. REALTY CO. STORE FOR RENT. Ideal for PhUbrlck Aigency. 649-8464. MANCHESTER — Spotless 6 at $14,500. W oiverton A gency, POUR BEDROOM Cape Cod been dlaeolved July 1, 1966, by , ~ plication has been made to sal 1962 Galaxle 500 3-door sedan, room Colonial, breezeway, ga­ resolution of its directors and "V-8, automatic, radio, your debts Into one easy pay­ days and or Saiturdays. Prefer CORN, BEANS, squash, swis.s office or buslneas. Recently Realtors, 649-2813. with bomb shelter and sum­ ‘ nm k for paym ent o f the NEWTON H. SMITH A BON8- ment If you have equi^ in 1st SHIFT local college student, or fam­ chard. 21 Angel St., Manches­ Musical Instruments 53 643-5129 643-8779 paneled. Former barber shop. $14,500—Six room Colonial, ga­ rage, 1% baths, 8 bedrooms, mer house on 8 acres of land, shareholders and in aooord- amount o f deposit. heater, wMtewaU tiree. Remodellng, repairing, recrea­ PREIPARE NOW for next year’s rage, IH acres, garden, fruit large ktt, fine location, oiUy ance with a certifleals of dis­ Very clean. jjmperty, call Frank Burks to vaoatton. Y ou wUl be able to ily man, presently employed. ter. 188 W ert Mld., ^ e new in cabinet, button ’ separate tone cabinet, excellent tion, ompleta with all ap- claims not presented wlthla churches and shopping, Reas- dows, power seats. Ex­ Complete building service. New 10 MEN WANTED M ust be ov er 21. Three J ’s' 643-1121, for on appointment to holes, monograms, fancy de- WEST SIDE — avallaible August Coc^, Bavtafs Bank of Man- location. 6 largs rooms one pHancce. OPERATOR Restaurant, R oute 6 snd 44A, ' condition. CaU 646-1328. O /ner wfll sacrifice $6,000. such time will be barred as Is i: enable rates. For information cellent one-owner. construction, alterations or ad­ BRIDGEPORT discuss this fine opportunity. signs. Orl|_ illy over $800., 1st. Four room apartment, 3 cheater, 649-N08. aide, 7 on the Other. 100 foot $5,491 - $7,093 by statute provided. ca ll 649-2808. ditions. Roofing, siding, paint­ NO EXP. NECESSARY Bolton. in the sale of this lovely 7 Responsible for the operation balance due $66, taka over bedrooms. Call 649-1007 after T. trontefe on a tree ahaded PORTER STREET AREA Dated at Manchester, Con­ SPECIAL $1,090 ing, e tc. 648-4802. 64S-OS06. street. Two-car garage, sepa­ room 2H bath (Jape. Many —Custom designed 8 room and maintenance of the water TRAIN AS TRACTOR DRILL PRESS paym ents, $10. monthly. D eal­ custom features and many necticut, this 1st day <>f .July SWIMMING lessons Including Situations Wanted— Wanted—To Boy 58 NEW 8-room country apart­ Hooscfl Tor Rent ^ 65 rate utiUttes. Bxeellent con­ Raised Ranch, highly ele­ filtration plant and other water Junior and Senior Ufe saving, 1962 Ponttac ConvertlUe Cata- QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, TRAILER DRIVER WOMAN — RaHable, to clean er, H artford 822-0981. phish e x t r.a 8. F iltered 1965 BURRING Female 38 ments, gsragse, sU elwtric, dition, good Income producer. vated 120x180 lot, 4 bed­ treatment facilities. Require . ?i)m>s» Waated — M61a sr FamsM SALBI IttAIMBB wanted by DachiAninds snd Welmarsners, 9x13 cran beiry orlantel, $40; ,«jn an wSb pafhtag. 64i4l71 apoitoient, stove, teW ******' slds oottege, sxoeUsat Isoatloa ' ant looiattoa, $18,BOO. U ft H $ Mg,bedrooms, heated family Fold aooideot and health arrt dMIon. W ill trade. May be seen trananlsskm, radio, beater, Oampeny^-Itooflnf, "itding, al- puppies aU agas, Stud sarvloa. Group Life Insuranoa. Town al- ter, .(JonneoUout, .on ot, bepme tefOaonsL gAdlUfie and fo- MAGHHaar.— Bridgeport op- oldt.NUahls oompanr and a 12x18 avocado aorlion. 668-2000. hMit, hot water, adtots, HIB. snd oondition, quality through­ HUGE imCHBN, Urdi eabl- Realty Co., Inc., 8*1 MM, It. D. roiagn:; 1)4 baths. Bert loeation. et 833 Main Street or 640-8247. $12M. 644-3380. BouBhlngton, 1-628-8878. nets, dUhwasIwr, aoreaned M tUteok, 6M-6478. B ert quaUty. $83,600. W oiverton ao piyo one-holf of Blue Cros#, November 1, 1968. All eUteto • of nU ' “ • srauM, turret MMis operator leader in Hs 1# a 648-0810. out. For full information call not presented within sueh tiiM permanent position tor a man RUG, OOL 12x13, dark B o o m i available at the Lamp 648-9880. J- peroii, 9H room OMonlal, iH A gency, Reaitiore, e4%3SlS. CMS and all of Individual em­ ’2l9in FORD Oalaxto OonvertiUe, FORD Ranoh WOgon, 1989, $380. and stock man. Job amp sx- BOARDING ante — oats (must moes green, ( ■!* Foet, 17 Spnioa St, 649-2494. $18,800 ^ FINE custom built ployee's Major Medical. will be barred a* Is by statuto V-8, OrtSaomatio, power steer- Can be seen before 3:80 pjn. psrianc# p rsfsrrsd , 86 hour to ba ttelnsd in salsa. Prs- I month old, $90. f o u r r o o m apartment, sec­ baths. M sndiaster, $90,900. WArniESSBa. wanted, days and be altered and Inoculated) by 640-2988. OOTTAGB. MT8QUAMICUT, Hutchlfte Agency, Realtors, 64$- 6 room Colonial, 3 bedrooms, DELMONT ST. — Immaculate For details and applications provided. . tag, power brakes, radio snd 18$ Union Street. Bigbte. full time, pen-time, weak, fanoroB IVol Oo., toe. vloUB axparlsnos helpful but ond floor, stove, refrigerator, fio o fln g sa d ChlranejrB 1$-A reservation. Fm ros' Cattery, 240 Oak St. $86. monthly. Pre­ Rhode Island. Available August woa. 1)4 baths, quiet convenient lo- Older home with 6 rooms oh on the positions Usted above Dated at Manohestar, Oon* * bmUtr. Excellent condition. $i,- must have expsrlstwa with foo< 286 Adems M., Mwhaster. not nscsesary, oxoeUsnt op­ 878-9181. GENERAL BILBOnUO, 4 bum- 'IKIOM FOR gentleman I with nectiout, this 1st day o f Juty TRIUMPH — 1090 TR-$, mint fer young couple with no chil­ 31st. All conveniences. Private oatlon, oloae to schools, ahop- 1st floor and expanelon poesl- contact before August’ 3, 1966 ^ 8H. Phone after $ p.m., 649- ROORMO - Spectaltataf and Uquor. See Mrs. Osnflald, portunity tor sdvancsmsnt to ' or eleotrto 40’’ range, used one Phtktog. 64 High Street. the General Manager's Office, 1968. condition, OsM 649-3960 a fter 6 MAN WANTED over 80 with OD lbs right party, galary, oom- dren. Call 648-9409 after 6 p.m. beach. $W. a weak. 649-5856. $14,000 — MaaehMter. 6 room ptng, bus Una. Minimum down. blUtles on 2nd. Has 4 oar ga­ 7137. pairing raols of all kinds, new 3-7 p,m., Brtton Lake Hotel. OCXKBR PUPPIES, bitff, 9 jjrW j^xoellsnt condition, |136. rage and nice lot. A true value Mancheeter, State Personnel •Om A d v u u s p.m . roofs,_ _ gutter___ woril, ehLnneys___ grinding axperieiiM prsferrsd, mlsaioB, ear a&osranoa and all weeks, attrMtivs and nlosly /itO O M FOR LADY or gentlle- Caps, new sMUng, fenoad slutd- For appointment call Susanns ^muvo, P V 844, 4 speeds CLEAN 8 raem spartinent for sd tot with flrtmeos, sewsra. SborteT lam a. J. Wataoi 0$ $16,900. OaU Cart Etneear, Department, Hartford, or eoF ■teoMs r eigaaedr repaired. Atamtataa PAm ’>’nM B or fulMtaaa ex- hut may trato tf seme shw oa- fNimpaiqr bsiuflto such os va- brad, AKO ragistarad. B. 0. InqiUrs 224 Char- Jarvis Realty Co., Iteaitocs, Oonneettout Btats Emptayment s tagVted. Oar and. iirsf very 18M.PONTIAC Hardtop, rtead- M .psaH* saperleiiee, psrtaaosd bookkasMr. Appiy pertenos baekround. Andy ta cation with pay, slo. For lnte^ rant, adults prsterrsd. J^ulre Hwtehtas AflSMyT Hmlterfc Baaioh ft Oo., ReeMowi, •$>- CauuM, Harmony Hll Ksansls, IHRBB-PIBOIB gray ‘bsdMom Miast. mom, m #46-0163. e M -im , E ves. 9*6-0006. JlrtVloo Offtoa. • r.S f?.’’- C olor red. 649- srd. May be seen at IS Oraeby j^ e e tta ta te a .- CM?liN)leir.| f a MsitosPs to o . M t ^ ’ view apply to lliigsr Os.. M2 Hebron M ., BoHra, Onm. ^ modem styls, $100. OMI af­ after 8 p.**> m W tO k It, Read Herald Ads. Rd. Manoheater. 6iM48fr. ’ ter 4 p.m., 9 4 6 ^ . i / ;.1 . ' ' ^ ■ ■ — - - ■ ■ .

A v e r ^ Daily Net Preea Run I w tha Waak Kadad July IS, ISdS Members of Manchester-Fine Mr. and Mrs. Elwin McAdam A 1f4B Cor froM Art Assooiatlcm are reminded CSondy, ehanea af akawm Sa* of 53 Wsavsr Rd. celebrated 14,103 alght, lour Mar dO: doady, that they may demonstrate and tlislr 35Ui anniversary recently. iianrI|?atFr la m in g HFralb sell pictures on Main St. during An anniversary Maas was cele­ RENT Blaniber of tha Audit or tamorrew, high la Sidewalk Sale Days Thursday^ brated at St Barthokmew's Buraau of Clnulatleu Friday and Saturday. Church. Manehetttr^/rCUy of VUlago Charm Early Thursday and ai^aln A party tor S8 relatives and FVlday momln* wa will re- The Orange Hall bingo com* Menids ( was w held In the family (ClaMUted Advartiataig on Pago 33) PRICE SEVEN CENTS oalva ahlpmants of mlttee will sponsor afi outing room of Treat Shoppe, Tal- VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 248 (TWBNTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1965 Saturday, Aug. 7, at Ocean oottvHle. was given by the Block Island Beach.' Reservations may be McAdam chlWfen. made with W. D. Turklngton, Mirs. MoAdam, the former 103 W. Center St. Helen Murray of Hartford, and ★ Brand n#w, folly aqaipped cam raady to go. FRESH her husband, a native at Man­ chester, were married June 39, ■k Reasonable rates. SWORDFISH Miss Ellen M. Shapiro, daugh­ 1940 at St. Augustine Church, CENTER SLICES ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hartford, and have lived in this ■k Full insurance coverage. Water Need Military Chiefs Shapiro of 90 Steep Hollow town since their marriage. Mc­ Lane, left by plane Friday for Adam Is amployad at Hunllton k Large discount if your car is to our shop for England. She will meet three Standard, friends and together they plan repairs. lb The coupls has flva children, to tour Switserland, Austria, David, Stephen, John, Richard 9 9 Italy and Greece for seven and Jean. Under Study (Try It on your outside frill.) weeks. She Is a n-aduate of was named to the 1964 MORIARTY BROTHERS Manchester High School and queen’s court. Wa continue with our special Boston University School of Assess Viet Outlook She has given home economic mmmmmm 801 OBNTE* STEKBT — TEI* 848-81*8 WASHINGTON (A P )— President Johnson talked potato sale, but with a slight Education. She is a teacher in Town 4-Hers to Spend Week change to keep up with the demonstrations at the Eastern about water problems today and said that while the the Vernon Elementary School States Exposition for the past ; FLOWERS 2 LEASING PLANS FOB ALL 1968 MAKES A MODELS demand and discourage System and will teach Grade A government has spent billions of dollars on them, the wholesale purchases. t'wo years. She Is correspond­ ■ For Every Occasion 1 | at Skinner Rd. School In the Visiting Ohio Counterparts ing secretary of the Hartford nation is doing “ far less than enough to get the job NEW LONG WHITE fall. County 4-H Fair Association . Pork HiN- . done.” and a member and Junior lead­ He apoke at a Whita Houga More Talks CALIF. POTATOIS Three Manchester 4-H m em -fof the Hartford (bounty 4-H ■ Joye* Plew«r ShepR 2 2 er of the Manchester 4-H Home- roae garden ceremony at which Fair Association. He was re­ Next to Hartford with any other purchase bers are part of an Interstate maker’s Club. She Is also a he signed a bill eatabllahtng a S la t e "News Party Condiicted cently elected president of the National Bank ■ Are Slated delegation from Hartford Coun­ Rockville Chapter of Future member of the Hartford (3oun- ■ 601 Main S t, Maacheatar " lOyear, federal-atata planning 5 lbs. 59c ty to Clinton County, Ohio. Farmers of America. ty 4-H Keen Teen Club and 649-0791—6«9-liiS b program tor meeting growing For Miss Harvey the Ekut Catholic High Pep water needs in a growing na­ without a Purchase They are Miss Sharon White, Peila has served on the state Suit Started 5 lbs. 89c Club. L tion. Later Today Miss Carol Harvey of 38 Liber­ John Pella Jr. and Miss Joan 4-H dairy Judging team rep­ resenting Connecticut at the Among other things, the Wonderful Large Iceberg ty St. was feted recently at a Peila. measure authorizes $6 million a WASHINGTON (AP)— ’The eight-member delegation Eastern States Ebcpoeltlon. He year tor 10 years in federail In Stamford LETTUCE mi.scellaneou8 bridal shower at has also exhibited some of his President Johnson and the & NATIVE TOMATOES will leave Friday morning for a SYMPHONY TOURS grants to the states for this pur­ the home of her aunt, Mrs. Ar­ purebread cattle at the ex­ from Becker... one-week stay In Ohio where pose, with' the states to match nation’s military high com­ thur Tedford of Alice Dr., Cov­ they will live with 4-H families position. He was selected as the By Deluxe Alr-Condittoned Motorcoach to these funds. On Districts 2 mand assessed the outlook FRESH GREEN BEANS 1964 delegate to the National “BERKSHIRE MUSIC FESTIVAL” at TANOLBWOOD Dividends paid from day NEW BEETS entry. In several Clinton County towns. Johnson called the bill “ a in Viet Nam today as a They will return Aug. 3 via 4-H dairy conference In Chi­ Wed. July S8th BOS’TON POPS CONCERT - SiOO PAL of deposit — 4 timea a BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The bride-elect opened her very valuable and far-sighted prelude to expected deci­ gifts while seated beneath a Washington, D.C., where they cago. Conductor - Arthur Feldler contribution to the nation’s fu­ Stamford Democratic lead­ SPECIAL Besides the many dairy and |year. ■white satin umbrella. will spend two days touring. Oneat - DUKE ELLINGTON ture" on the part of those who ers, objecting to the city’s sions to pour in more BANANA SALE Miss Harvey, a dsuighter of 'The purpose of the program leadership awards received in Sun. Aug. lit BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - *!80 helped get it through Congress. American manpower. At the begtnnlpf of Janu­ for Three Days Mr. and Mrs. Thomsui J. Har­ la to give 4-H members the op­ 4-H, he hae rOoelved the Fu­ P.M. Conductor, Charles Munch; Guest, While he was at it, Joimaon new redistricting plan, And the fourth in a seriez of Starts Thursday vey, will be married Oct. 3 at portunity to learn about an­ ture Farmer’s Star Farmer HBNBIOT-SCHWETIZER. Featured Works: ary, April, July and Oc­ talked of the tour-year drought took legal action today •essionz on Viet Nam, buUt award as well as the Outstand­ FANCY TOP QUALmr St James’ Church to John C. other 4-H system and to live Mendelssohn, Franck * Ravel. tober. that has afflicted the northeast­ aimed at heading off the around - Secretary of Defense ing Dedry award. He 1s plan­ Flynn Jr., son of Mrs. John C. and work with other 4-H fam­ Sun. Aug. 8th BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - *J80 ern segment of the nation from Nov. 2 election for mem­ Robert 8. Mcfw.nmrra’e fact­ Flynn and the late John C. ilies. ning a csu-eer In agriculture af­ P.M.. Conductor, Erich Lelnsdorf; Guest, Maryland to Maine. He received finding -visU, was scheduled at SBRKIN. Featured Works: Beethoven A BANANAS F l ^ Sr., 84 Uberty St. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Qulnby ter four years study at the Wednesday night a r ^ r t from bers of the Stamford the WUits Houm in the after­ of Bolton and two other chaper­ University of Connecticut. Bartok. the Water Resources (jouncll on Board of Representatives. noon with some new partid- ones will accompany the group. Miss Joan Pella, 16, sister of Sat Aug. 14th BOS’TON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - 8:00 the situation and on how the Superior Court Judge Herbert panbs. 2 lbs. 25c Miss White, 16. the daughter John, will be a Junior at East P.M. Conductor, Erich Lelnsdorf; Guest government might suudst in S. MacDonald, Issued an order They include^, Secreitary of No Umlt of Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. 'White, Catholic High School. She has VAN CLIBUBN. Featured Works: Straus, alleviating it. directing Stamford election of­ 86 Keeney St., has been a mem­ been in 4-H six years. Her Copland A Beethoven. the Army Btanlsy Resor, Secre­ He said he wanted to talk ficials to appear at a Hearing tary of the Na'vy Paul Nitze, With Bacon in most places ber of the 4-H Homemaker’s projects Include foodv cloth­ Sun. Aug. 15th BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - *:80 about it with Congress from the Aug. 4 to show why they^should selling at over a dollar a Club five years. She is also a ing, canning, freezing, home P.M. Conductor, Leopold Stokowski. Fea- Bscrelaiy of the Air Force Eu­ area. not be temporarily enjoined gene Zuckert, pius Harold pound, we are trying to fea^ APPLIANCE member of the Hartford County management and Jimlor leader­ tnred Works: Bach, Schubert A Shosta- But already, Johnson said, ho from maklnc preparations for tiure Bacon while we can. Keen ’Teen Club and is assistant ship. kovltch. DlvUMhl Paid !rown, 'Who has been rtoniinated the election. to succeed Ztockert. THIS WEEK corresponding secretary of At last year’s 4-H fair Miss FrL Aug. SOth BOS’TON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - 8:00 ■■ Day t i Dapoait (Bee Page Etight) ’The 40-member Board of Rep­ REPAIR Hartford County 4-H Fair As­ Pella won g^rand champion P.M. Conductor, Erich Lelnsdorf. Featured resentatives Is the city’s legisla­ Also invited to sit in were SWIFT PREMIUM sociation. Her projects have in­ trophies In the food and frees- Works: Beethoven A Wagner “Lohengrin. tive body. Two members kre Clark Clifford, chairman of the BACON cluded foods, clothing, home Ing project. She ■was also re­ Act L” elected to it from each of 30 Presidenit's Foreign Intelligence management, freeslng and Jun­ serve tam pion in canning and Sat Aug. 81st BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 8:00 'Ot ’f l r A Aides Seek 'voting districts. Attvlaory Board; aitd two mem- Lb. 89c SERVICE Sharon Sites is helped ashore in Honolulu by her b en of the presidential panel of ior leadership. PJM. Conductor, Erich Lelnsdorf. Featured Last month the board’s Repu­ sailing instructor, A1 Adams after completing her and Swift’s Sweet She has served as a Junior Works: Beethoven A Wagner “ Lohengrin, blican majority enacted an or­ oonsUUants on foreign affairs, SAVINGS Arthur Dean and John McCtoy. RASHER BACON A l l counselor at Hartford County RANGE Act II.” Eased Strife dinance altering the boundaries 40-day solo trip across the Pacific, (AP Photofax.) is a good buy at 85c lb. 4-H cami]^ has given foods dem­ Sun. Ang. 28nd BOS’TQN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - 3:30 of the districts. White House press secretary onstrations at the Eastern A.M) P.M. Conductor, Erich Lelnsdorf. Featured L O A . 1 V In the action they filed today, Bill D. Mioyers said no one could INSTANT States Exposition and has com­ FUEL OIL Works: Beethoven A Wagoner ''Lohengrin, -\ S S * ) 4 I \ I I CI 'S In Louisiana Democratic city chairman Jo­ 2,300 Miles Alone teU with any accuracy how long GEISHA CRAB SFRVICE mentated at county dress re­ Act HI.” seph J. ’Tooher Jr. and Robert the meetings, started Wednes­ vues. She was named to the WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY A SATURDAY Buses wiU leave at Durso and John V. Kane Jr., day, might go on. J J GASOLINE 1964 4-H Fairs queen’s court. 8:00 P.M. SUNDAY Buses wlU leave at 9:00 A.M. BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) both members of the Board of There may be rriore Friday. ANNUAL SALE John Pella Jr., 17, son of Mr. 1007 MAIN ST. — NEAR MAPLE ST. Gov. John J. McKeiihen and Call 646-0111 RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE IN ADVANCE! Represeiitatives, qhiirged that They could oarcy over into Sat­ To discourage wholesale and Mrs. John Pella of 350 Bid- BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY Louisiana leaders ore backing the redlstricing dralnance U Woman Finishes urday. At the tfoA, some soft of orders and for the reason well St., win be a senior at BANTLY OIL COST: 88.50 PER PERSON, Including Bus Fare A General formation of a 40-man .blraclal illMal. pubttc atatsmsnt or annouacs- that we have- a definite' Rockville High School. He has Admission. For Reservations and Information Call: OPEN TILL 4 PJ«. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY committee today to tores4aU . aTiey olai|n*ti the board lacha quota to sell at this low been an active member of the l OMlWNY, IN( . OLOBE-ORAHAM ’TOURS, INC., 100 Constitution Plaza, racial tensions. authority to redlstrict itself, (Baa Page Bight) price we offer... 4-H club eight years. He Is a 3ill MAIN STRKKT Hartford, Conn. Telephone 346-3010. THURSDAY NIGHT 6 to 8 O’CLOCK The Oouncdl for a Better Loul- that the plan la In conflict with Sidewalk Sales Spur Surplus of Shoppers GEISHA CRABMEAT NORMAN’S junior leader In the Manchester riana recommended a state hi- state laws, and that in adopting Pacific Crossing Manchester’s ‘Main Stem’ was jammed today with bargain hunters seeking TKi.. (iUM.')*!.'. racial ad'visory committee bw with any other purchase MANOlESTfR 4-H Dairy Club, president of it the beard ■ ■violated its own Casey to Quit to take advantage of the annual Sidewalk Sales promotion o£ tije Chamber of can 89c the Hartford County Keen KockviUe S7r>-il271 formed at Bogaluoa and Jooee- rules of procedure. HONOLULU (A P )— ^With the applause of old salts ' Teens and first 'vice president boro to halt ractal fires from Commerce’s Retail Division. Veteran observers reported the midday crewde-te U U As Met^ Boss e p r^ in g . To Add Worker* ringing in her ears, petite Sharon Sites rested today af­ be the largest’ in several years. (Herald photo by Pinte.)______. Meanwhile, Robetnt Shetton, ter her gale-raked, 40-day sail from California to Ha­ S’lBATFORD (AP)—The ly- NEW YORK (AP) — the imperial wizard of the Unit­ waii. She becaine the first woman to sail the 2,300 Oaeey Stengel, wbo wtil be ed Klana of America, has urged comtng Division of Avco Corp. announced to& y plans tor add­ miles alone. ^ 76 years old on July 30, hto followers to Ignore d'vll — a sailing beginner — imder- Bald today thia would be flgbts demonstrators. ing 500 workera to its employ­ In a anug harbor Wednesday ment rolls because of increase night from her oourageoua took the voyage alone for the hie final year as manager Threatened WE HAVE MOVED “ Violence is Juet ammumtion trana- Paolflc odyaaey — done same reason men climb mouu' o f the New York Meta. Tough Moves orders on gas turbine engines. tor the opposition,” Shelton, of Production of the ccmpany’s without a radio or fuel for her tains: It waa a challenge, she Stengel made the state­ Tusoalooaa, Ala., said Wednea- T66 and T56 engines have been 35-foot aloop Sea Sharp — the told newsmen before she waa ment ae he received a cer­ day night at a Man raHy in a ordered IncreasM from 50 to 84-year-old Loe Angelea widow taken to a hospital for treat­ tificate from Mayor Robert L ment of her wrist Mississippi, pasture Just acroee F. Wagner, who pre'vlously L 100 per cent. counted two caaualtiea; SIDEWALK SALE the Pearl River from Bogahjaa. Her right wriat waa broken On shore at Keehi Marina declared today as Casey After Greece’s W orst Riot Lycoming’s announcement The Klan leader, wearing a few mUes from downtown Hono­ Stengel Day. The Mete wiH said that the Increase In produc­ laat weekend in a way she was inAment President George Athena- TO 237 EAST CENTER ST. business suit, lashed out at the tion schedules was exipected to “ too embarrassed” to say, and lulu, Mrs. Sites told of “ Six daya not be at home ■when Sten­ ATHENS, Greece (AP)fworst riot in Athens stadia Novas to replace Papan­ federal government and the Na­ add in excess o f ; 600 persons. her pet turtle died 12 days out of of 65 mUa an hour winds,” her gel’s actual birthday ■will Greece’s new premier years. tional Oouncdl of (Snirohee. moat frightening experience. be celebrated. dreou. The king and Papnadre- The plant currently employs Los Angeles. One student was killed and ou had been contesting tor ooo- At Joneaboro, police arreaked The blonde dental secretary “ I had to latch everythin!; Speaking to newsmen, threatened tougher meas­ about 6,000 workers. more than 160 persona were trol of the armed forces. 16 Nogroee for blocking the en­ down, hang on lor dear Ufe, and Stengel said he hoped to ures today against sup­ hurt in a three-hour battle LEADERS trance to a grocery store that leave a young team 'When Athanaaladls Novas and Dempseys Depart pray, she said. porters of ousted George Wedneaday night between club- had been a ^cket target in an “ Maybe It was foolish,” the I leave thle here baU club Papandreou blamed each other PRICES GOOD ONLY JULY 22 - 23 • 24 s ' - -jy HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. John Papandreou after the wielding police and more than for the bloodahed. effort to gain Jobs tor Negroes. Roy W. Johnson. exhausted woman said, groggy tbis falL” 10,000 demonstratora screaming The .proposed ^'vl»ry com­ Dempsey and his wife leave to­ with drugs she had taken to kiU The eK-premier told newsmen OR WHILE MERCHANDISE LASTS night (or Ireland, France, Italy for Papandreou’a return as pre­ the new regime “ la not content mission would have equal white the pain of the fracture. “ Some mier. and Negro membership. and Switserland. E x-Space Chief times out there I wondered, to be the government o f treason The Dempseys will leave Ken­ Dosens of tourtete caught In but has also become the govern­ McKeithen, who has gone to I didn’t do It as a stunt” the melee choked on tear gas both Jonesboro and Bogalusa on nedy International Airport at Her voyage, which began ment of blood.” Dies in Stamford fired at the rioters. It must be wiped off the face peacemaking missions, said: 8:45 p.m. They will be met at June 13, ended Wednesday aft' Nixon Seen Building 24" CHARCOAL GRILLS Shannon Airport by their eldest Police patrols moved today of the earth and brought to boo)i PinSBURGH FLAT % ! '"rhe people throughout this STAMFORD (AP) — Roy W. ernoon 25 miles north of Honolu­ — With Electric Spit — state recognize now this (the son, Edward, who is studying through streets littered with tor Us crimes,” the 77-year-old Johnson, the nation’s first space lu when the sport fishing boat glass and splotched with blood. racial issue) la our major prob- tor the priesthood at St. Sul]^ce, Catherine S. spotted her sloop political veteran declared. WALL PAINT chief, died today in Stamford The student'a death was the “ We are not the government )em," France. and radioed the Coast Guard. For White House Bid A Rocrily Super Ydue Hospital after a lengthy illness. first fatality since a crlsla de­ of blood,” said Athanaaladls (Bee Page Bight) (BeeFagangM) He waa 69. ’The cutter (Jape Corwin took veloped el^t days ago after Discontinued Colon Johnaon had given up a $168,- the brown-and-whlte sloop In WASHINGTON (AP)—Former Vice President Rich­ King Constanttne named Portia- (Sea Page Thtitsea) List Price 5.98 90!. Ro9. 15.95 NOW 000-a-year Job as executive vice tow. In port at last, Mrs. Sites, ard M. Nixon appears to be building a broad base for a ]>resldent of General Electric had swiftly changed Into white potential bid for the 1968 GOP presidential nomination I to. In 1968 to become director slacks and a black-and-white NOW Of the Defense Department’s Ad' sweater, was welcomed with in his political travels around the country. Tentative Agreement vanced Research Projects Agen applause. Nixon dropped in on Republl-<&' KING SIZE cy. Many of her 160 greeters gave can congressional leaders this that Nixon Is topping all other $2 for Missile Silo The agency was a forerunner her lels of aloha, the traditional week to chat with them about I»tentlal GOP aspirants in the of the National Aeronautics and flowery greeting of the Islands. party affairs, including the lean public polls. The Illinois senator TV SNACK TRAYS Space Administration. She acknowledged the welcome condition of Its coffers, and such intimated he thought the polls 20" WINDOW FAN matters as the GOP poaltlon on reflected party sentiment rather In Strike at Groton Johnson retired in 1960, giving with a weak wave of her left arm and blew kisses to the Viet Nam. accurately. No Deal-Pentagon up rockets and apace to devote Asked at a news conference Nixon’s leading poeltlon at n e w LONDON (A P )—^Tentative agreement on a time to painting. crowd. 2-Speed - Gueronteed $ 1 ^ - 8 8 The doughty sailor, who has Wednesday whether he thinks this point is credited to the fact 2 2 new three-year contract was reached today in the 22- His Job as space director In. WASHINGTON (A P)—Saranac, N- Y., wants to nay the 1060 party nominee is likely that few Republicans are toad day strike at the Electric Boat Division of General Dy­ volved setting up a basic re only six months of sailing expe­ the government two dollars for two raultimillion dollar 1.39 Ydue NOW rience, vowed she would never to become a candidate at him. Dlrksen and the House Reg. 24.50 NOW M i namics Ck>rp., the nation’s principal builder of atomic search operation to deal with Senate Republican leader Ever­ leaders get along with him well. apace problema In the next twq attempt such a feat again, and missile silos. The government says no soap. ett M. Dlrksen replied: Barry Goldwater, the 1064 Mr. and Mrs. E. Earl Nor-<^ submarines. decades. she added she wouldn’t advise mered out at negotiating aea "He didn’t say.’^ wood of Billings, Mont., would told communities that had some Return to work depends on about II* a.m. (See Page Eleven) ratification by the 13.600 work­ alon that began (Bee Page Blevea) But Dlrksen went on to note be willing to Invest $26,110 tor a use to bid, but also told them to Wedneaday and laated — with (Bee Page Eleven) 20” WINDOW FAN ers who will vote Saturday on silo In Idaho — one of 117 re­ advise us of their plannad us4.’’ SWING TOP whether to accept the new pact. Bome amall breaka for caucuaea cently offered for sale by the and food—until 4 a.m. today. (Bee Page Eight) 4-Speed Reversible Stm to be resolved, a com­ General Services Administra­ The strike that began July 1, tion. PUSTIC WASTE BASKET pany spokesman said, are as­ t the expiration of the old con­ Fully Guaranteed sorted minor Items involving the Moat of the other 63 bids an­ 2 tract, halted work on nine atom­ 11 craft unions at the sptAwUng nounced Wednesday ranged ic submarinee. from $2,800 to $7,600 for each shipyards In Groton, across the BUI Currier, strike coordinator A Red Buy Thames River. But these usual­ silo, including real eatate and Bulletins $1 .88 tor the Metal Trades Council of ly do not present any serious improvements. New London, said that If the The leo-foot deep, concrete- problems, he eald. workers turn down the contract 2.95 Ydue NOW Reg. 29,95 NOW The agreement araa ham- lined, air-conditioned slloe once on Saturday, "w e’ll be right housed the Atlas E, Atlas F and ACKNOWLEDGE INCIDEI^ back where we started.” Titan 1 mlealles for national de­ PARIS (AP) — The Unit­ Currier said Council leaders fense. The Defense Department ed Statea officially aeknowk. ON TUESDAY! JULY 20 Antipoverty Bill had not daoldod yet whether to recently declared them oboo- edged today that an Amerfr 1 GAL THERMAL JUG BARN RED PAINT recommend acceptance of, the lete. can Air Force plane had vto- Kettle Boiled For Long Life agreement. Thomas Quinn, attorney (or lated a French eeoortty aonc^ Passage at Hand The oounoU represents the 11 Saranac, a village of 3,U0 In and expressed Waehingtont With spout Reg. $2.69. unions In the neitoUationa with Reg. $4.50. 8 9 A A upstate New York, says he was M greii to the French goW NOW ...... *1.4 9 The Clerke Insurance. Agen^. Inc. WASHTNOTON (AP) Blaotrtc Boat. NOW ...... Gal. Z e T T “ Cleanup work” on oontraot serious when he offered a dollar irameat. U .i offldale aas Houee appeared determined to apiece (or the silos at the near­ sured France stops aro the admlnlstratlon’e $1.0- clauses that affect the Individual by PlatUburgh Air Force Base. being token to prevent nnJT bUtion antipoverty Wll today uniona were to be taken up by EXTRA LARGE GENUINE THERMOS nm tiators this afternoon. "Frankly, that’s all we could recurrence of such a vtoln- 1 A^RTED LOT Will Be Deing Business At This Lecelien, deepite continuing RepubUcaa afford,” Quinn said. “ We hope Uoa, and France In turn as­ efforta to trim it. The laat major hurdle toward a contract was cleared Tuesday that one branch of the govern­ sured the United States the PICNIC CHEST The big Democratic majority when tenUilve ajgreement wras ment will accept a (atheny atti­ faioldent now onn he oomU^ BASEBALL GLOVES ■howed impreealve etrength reached on the tnomy issue of tude toward a very small son.” ered eiosed. Wednesday in turning back ona Quinn said the village, if It transfer of work from tha maln ICO LEADBB NoHiing hdi chcBigad. Soma prompt and afficiant bitur- major GOP onslaught yards at Qroton to Blsctrlc Wins a bid, would convert the ...... ♦14.88 ' — V s N U C E - publican leadera had only faint Boat's iraeenUy aoqulrad yards alios into a bomb shelter and HARTFORD (AF)—tn^ hope that othara would eucceed. In Quincy, Mass. water etorage facility. ry Mowry, n fall-tima Mf. I that you hova baan occuttomad to. The bill would oontlnue A va­ A union apokeaman said that But Howard Greenberg, a sinoc 1883. shot a B-ualaF riety of education, Job Oorpe management agreed to consider OSA commissioner, said the par 4 8 today t o let and other programe and double any work transferred to Qulnoy chances of Baranao winning a eerly flnlshare In tlw op tha authorliation of funds. as BuboontraoUng. bid are nil. lag rtmd of Mw 448,000 RepubUoana are pushl"* Agreemant on “eoonomlo Is- Bars Do Not (Always) a Prison Make “We are required under law enranoo City 0 ^ hardeet (or an amendment that sues” —wages end frirdjle bens- to obtain through dlspoeal tha Tonrnament. N owiy PHONE 643-1126 would again allow govemora to ta -u^ wav reechad' Be(urday. In thle caee thd ‘bare’ that seam to hold these un- 1 Atlanta, Ga- The man are. perched . . , „ on the fwme- best amount of return to the o «t In i f hat mIm w L , ^ , veto an ttpove^ jmpjeota to S ragea aoelM vary widely among identified ateel workers are nothing more than an work of a new 41-story bank building ‘daring a-”-.. jnvoRuaant,’' oraeniierg aaid. BUSH HARDWARE CO. tbeir ■tates.itea. Tha Houm blU tha It different craft unlOMi at noon hinch b r ^ . (AP Photofax.) ^ advertieed the sUoa and iron railing on a railroad bridge in downtown 7 f 3 MAIN STREET MANCHISTER iNefNieElBM) Bleotrlc Boat