TUESDAY, AUGUST IT, 1981 PAMlaa Barbara Wallatt, retir Kloek Losea $50 ing Departmant of Connecticut Aide Named Someone Seeks to Corner lEu^nittg IJaraUi | About Town prealdent of tha American Le In Sunday Break gion Auxiliary, "VtH leave The Slpaer Club will hold ita CUy of ViUag& Charm TOursday to attend the national JJ.N. Stamp Issue Market? ' NOW AVAILABLB AT annual ouUnK Sunday, Sept. 6th convention of the Auxiliary At Hospital Poilca reported $60 waa tak at the Carden Qrove, starting at Aug. 23 to 29 at Portland, Ore. en in a break Sunday at the PINE PHARMACY 10 am. A chicken dinner will be She will head a delegation of Tha appototmant of Edward The chief of tha United From each address any- klook Corp. at 1372 Tolland MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 196S M Piwa W). PRICE 8HVBN CEMTB M. Kenney as administrative SSi CENTER ST. SdS-NlI VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 271 XTWENTY.BIO^ PAOUMWO SBCimparently hod picked up Aug. 24. Members will meet at In his new post, Kenney will request for five sheets of address. H is t means, for noticed yesterday. Results in Arrests Mr. and Mrs Carl O. Froeh- 23 Attack Cong Troops the olraratte from a street the post home at 6 p.m. Re.ser- be responsible for the supervi example, that the signer of llch of Iftl Vernon St, recently the 20th anniversary com and dropped It into tha vatlona close Saturday and may sion of several departments of memorative stomp Issue. the 2,7M checks i ^ l re returned from a 17-day trip of nest under Sheeeley'a be made with Mrs. George Ed Gets Mastei^s the hospital and will work close The trouble was that 2,- ceive ortly 466 aheets In yietfdasortbad as Mght-^a gantralfond 880 milaa norttiaaot of Sal Mexico. They visited Mexico D A NANG, South porch roof. The fire waa wards, 107 Cambridge St.; Mrs. Miss Nancy Golds, daughter ly with the various department 790 of the checks were stead o f 13,960. Bold "7 par cent of our caaual gon City, San Jose Puma, Taxco. Nam (A P )— ^U. S. Marines doused quickly. Florence Pltlt, 820 Main St., of Mr. and Mrs. ZIgmund Golds heads. He Is married, has two signed by the same person Clemens pointed out that BARRtCiNI com OPERATED Uaa w ort poopla who got abet to "The btggaot thing we've over Acapulco and other historical or Mrs. Marie Hale. 843 Main of 17 Main St., Talcottville, re children and plana to make his and drawn from the same speculation of thia Mnd to axclttslvaty at WASH-*N-DRT CLEAN and 7th Fleet gunners ham the back. R la very, vefy had," a briefing officer oaid Some Toss sites. not Illegal. But he did St. ceived her master of arts de home In the Manchester area. bank. 11 MAPLE ST. mered today at a reinforced treacherouB tairain.” A reconnatoaanca company gree in FYench from MIddlebury The return addresses think It unethical. Aoroes From First National had reported alMithif the Viet Sunshine buses to Norwich Viet Cong regiment on the H m LeotlianM ka attaoktd to Members of Manchester Em College at commencement ex where from s number of Uggeff Drug Store Parking Lot full regimenlB landing force, Oong concantranian Tueaday on State News Hospital will nm Sunday at ercises at the Vermont school ABORIGINES ON FORMOSA OPEN 7 DAYS Van Tuong peninsula, about the peninsula, wMoh to dotted Bottles at blem Club have been invited to New England towns, t o - ' PARKADE ______noon from Central r o w Hart 0>ur8e8 Ligted eome from landing craft and a picnic sponsored by the Put this morning. She had been eluding the three local T A IP E I — Seven trlbea of IS-Lb. Wash— 26e 60 miles south of Da Nanjr, others from heliooptsra and with a complex ot vUlagea. nam Emblem Club tomorrow at ford and will arrive at the hos studying at the MIddlebury Col ones. H ie other checks Formosan alMrlgtoes, probably 8-Lb. Dry Cleai»—8100 in a battle they called the Unofficial aouroea said two pital Just before visiting hours. In Real Estate quickly asthbllahad heavy con Taxes Set 7 p.m. at the .summer-cottage lege graduate school of FYench were signed by four other of Polynesian stock, survive. 8 Lbs. Or Under—#L60 biggest American ground tact with the Rad enemy. Off!- Marine tank oorpa tanks and Police Car of Mr. and Mrs. Jame.s O'Con They will return at 4:16 p.m., at the Sorbonne in Paris. persons and each used an They number about 800,000 In- Free Mothproofing one antitank weapons carrier leaving from the administration engagement of the war. oara aaid the Viet Oong force, nell of Danielson. Those wl.shlng A Rockville High School Tw o evening courses to basic Identical method. dlviduala. Read Herald Ads. well-dug la, may number up to were knocked out to the initial building. Reservations may be real estate techniques will be MaJ. Ota. Lswis W. Walt, tha New High HARTFORD (AP) — A to attend may call Mr.s. Stan alumna, she received her bache 3,080 man. assault. The aotlon raged on in ley Baldwin of 26 Cheater Dr. made by calling the office of lor’s degree from Marietta Col offered in Manchester this fall Marina commander, aald Viat to the night. sit-down demonstration on Capitol Region Mental Health lege In Marietta, Ohio, spending by the University of Connecti Oong caaualtisa wiU run into tha ’nie battle atta to on the South "I preset wa’U have aoma the Bteps of the citv hall The executive board of the Association. Inc., 217 Farming- her Junior year at the Universi cut. The courses, to be held at hundradB. CSilna flea about 10 miles south tough fighttog tomorrow," Last Year and a flurry of bottle and Neweomer's Chib of the Man ton Ave., Hartford, not later ty of Paris on a scholarship Manchester High School, are "W a’ra not through counting of the Mailnaa' Cbu Lai beach' yet," WaH told newaman. head,‘81 milaa aauth of Da Nang brick throwing followed a chester Y W C A will meet to than Thursday. grant. She will teach French at sponsored by the university's (floe Pago Twelvo) HARTFORD (AP) — night at 8 at the home of Mrs. Rockville High School this com continuing education services in Negro rally last night that R, Bruce Lavery, son of Mr. ing school year. cooperation with the Connecti Otm. Slack. The state coiiected a rec Thomas Reiley, 64 Academy St. BEZZINI BROS. was boycotted by some and Mrs. Raymond Lavery of 40 cut Association of. Real Estate ord 4347.6 miiiion from Negro leaders. Packard St. Is returning to the Boards. Lakota Council, Degree ot taxpayers during the fis Police made 38 arrests. University of Palm Beach, West "Real Estate Principles and National Plan The speakers at the rally, at Pocahontas, will meet tomor Practices,” the first of eight cal year that ended June Palm Beach, Fla,, for his senior tended by about 200 people, com Save On All year. He is a graduate of Man row at 7:30 p.m. at Odd FeJ- courses leading to a formel cer 80. lowa Hall. There will be a so SOLID MAPLE May Deplete pared living conditiona In tha tificate to real estate frojfp the state Tex Oommtostoner chester High School and com predominantly Negro North End cial'time with refreehments af university, will cover such top 36tai L. Sullivan said the pleted a two-year course at of Hartford to those to the Watts School Supplies! ter the meeting. ics as ethics of real estate, list State Blood state waa able to bank abnost Hartford matUute of Account district of Los Angeles, where ings, sales techniques, con 830' million extra, or 9.3 per ARTHUR’S ing. He Is taking a course at the last week’s riot broke out. university leading to a B. S. de tracts, dosing titles and financ HARTFORD (AP)—A pto- cent more than it did for tha ing. "E very cop is your enemy, gree In accounting. Crash Victim pooed national bk>od program previous ftsoal year. whether he’s black or white!” Classes for this course will could empty tba staito Rod Biggest gains were record meet Wednesdays from 7 to said Ernie RusseU, one of tha Cross Blood Bonk chaiiman of ed by the sales tax, up 811.4 speakers. Said Improved 9:16 pjn. starting Sept 29. The the Oonnectlout Bkx>d Rrogram million or 10 per cent, BulUvan Instructor will be Gardner Charles Turner, director of the G&ld todfty. •aid. North End Community Action George A. Clough, 23, of 218 Dogherty, administrative direc Dr. (Richard Nichoison said tor of the Real Estate Board of other Mg producers: Project (NECAP), which spon AMERICAN LEGION Wetherell St., Injured Sunday that a program scheduled to Corporation business tax, up sored the rally, afterward lad Greater Hartford. take effect to Beptamber m night in a qx>rts car collision, The second course will fea $0.2 million or 12 per cent; to- about 86 young people on a vices that relativas of all Oo Inheritanco tax, up $1.8 mUlion march down Mato Street. remains in satisfactory condi ture the case study approach to nacUcut blood donors could draw the appraisal o f residential or 15 per cent; cigarette tax, One carried a sign saytogi tion at Manchester Memorial free blood from the Oonnectlout up $2 miUlon or 9 per cent and Hoepital. property. Highlights of "Real iHUlk. "Turn left or be shot," to imita Blatate A,;pralsal T' include the motor fuel tax, rising $2.3 Police said they ha've not He said that this would be a tion of a sign put up by Nation basic principles of real property n ^ tnn or 6 per cent yet found out who waa driving nationwide program, and that al Guardsmen during the Lqa value, market value, the ap Angeles riot; and on the other the car in which Maurice Clan Glare to a danger that realdanta praisal process, and municipal, Strike Called side ’ ’83 killed — 28 Negroes,'* cy, 21, of Highland Sit., loot his of areas not having Red Crooa Two Negroes are inarched at gunpoint to police bus after their arrest neiff Black BINGO regional and national Influence programs would oe drawl TBRRYVHAJB (AP) — Work- a reference to the rtot’e death 8 O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. Hfe. They said a statement on value. Muslin mosque, scene of gunfight between police and several men inside the would be taken soon from from local ouppUea. rs at the Eagle lo c k Oorp. toU. Classes ■wfH meet Mondays Nicholson said that In these went on strike today, charging building. (M * Photofax). The marMiers also earried a Clough, who received multiple starting Sept. 27. Bernard W il EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT abrasions in the crash. eaaas the local blood bank would that the company’s management crude imitation coffin draped In bur of the Connecticut Bank bad reneged on signing a new The sports car the two were have no bope of being repaid Mock. They obtained police per- and Trust Co. will Instruct the contract. mtaalon to place It at the front riding to craved into a tele course. for the blood shipped 4X11 of LA’s Quiet Broken state. door of city hall. phone pole on Chsuter Oak St. Registration Is by maH only, Oarl Demars, president of the TheoreUoally, the doctor said, The march was escortsd by shortly after 7 p.m. Sunday. addressed to Richard Harsh- mtematlonal Union of Electrical out-of-Mata persona would draw Woriters local that represents ponce, and a busload of addi A Both were throsvn from the berger. Box U-56, University of blood from tha Connecticut bank tional offioers arrived at city car. Connecticut, S tom , by Sept. 17. the workers, said the contract but an equal number of Oon- -(g"»wg wsM to take place Tuea- Police Gunfire Riddles hall whan the marehers did. AUGUST SALE necticut nMldenta would draw ’4ay but company president Hen- Potkie allowed the marchen from oubof'itate banka. ry HalperlB didn’t show up. 1o demoastrata, but when some 50" DOUBLE DRESSER AND MIRROR n woiiUt w R work out I Company officiato declined to tried to sit down at the front NOW IN PROGRESS MAPLE HOUSE door agotoet police ordeie, eight NBMf OBOItBK mOORAMS at 32" SOLID MAPLE CHEST way, Nlolfclson said, hooausa comment on the aocuaation. Cherished American Colonial Designs to reflect your there are many areaA..JDf (hi Black Muslims^ Mosque orreata were made. FULL OR TWIN SIZE PANEL BED country which' do ndt have RM More Sharks Seen Turner and three other NB- MANCHESTER own good taste! CrosB aervtoes. He aald that only CAP memben were among A charming collection of the most honored Ameri SO nor cant of tha Mood supplied NSW HAVEN (AP)—’rite Mt- LOS ANGELES (AP)—t*tonn^ NoneAMt a poHea car. Tha officera thosa arrested. The chaVga from to nospttato oomaa from tha Rad 8st report of shaika hear the was hit took cover. Hien they opened up agalnat them waa-"incMng< ^ U ALUMINUM COMMUNITY COLLEGE can Colonial patterns from our cherished past. Hot- Police gunfire riddled a Ceiutectlcut A o r a oomeB! from their cuts with a barrage of fire and then 2 years full time or 5 years part time Croos, the remaindor coming injury of persona or property.'* i WINDOWS (And you don't hove to buy est, substantial construction with just the right light from commercial groupB. N ew Haven. Black Muslim mosque in Twenty-flvil Nkgro men ar ■tonnad the huildlng. The other four were totarged 6, 8, or 10 to toko advant0 9 0 of this solo.) • ■ufinets Data Proensiet • Radical Saeratary 4 Pieces ^2 5 d hearted touches. Beds range from the authentic spin Therefora, ha aald, paraona A tugboat orow iqiqttad six or the predawn darkness to rested in the mo8que, Including The pMioc asked for National with breach of the peace. • Madleal U b Aailatant • Markatina (Ralall) dle bed of Ckilonial times to the more modem book Uvliw In areaa where there to seven blue sharka at the en the eight Inured, were booked Guard reinforcements. The trance to New Haven harbor, day in South Los Angeles’ Another demonatntor was ar- f DOORS # AWNINGS • Butisast Adminitiralien (Inturanee) case style. no Red Oroas faculties could riot-smashed Negro ^ dis on charges m auspldon of as Guard seMed off a four-Mock raked on Main Street and 14 draw from raservea, but local ,police reported Tuesday, sault with totent to commit area with road blocks. • DOOR CANOPIES ASSOaATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE Sharka have been spotted re- trict. Police and National people, most of them teen-agers, Solidly crafted, hand finished to a warm, muted Ck>- murder. Several other Negroes The Muhammad’s Mosque of were arraated during the brtok Phone 649-5377 or write for details lonial brown that blends with any color scheme. Ac (Sas Rage Twelve) oenUy off Stratford and Bridge Gua^smen sealed o ff a identifying theselves as Mus Islam No. 37 at 66th St. and » TUB ENCLOSURES (including Showor Fold) port on Long Zslaad Sound. and bottle throwing to the North four-block area. lims were picked up near the Broadway to the sect’s Los An End. They were also charged iVi k\ tvi'ivi %\"i k\ cented 'with gleaming brass hardware. The New Haven harbor patrol GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY . »vI k’ 'I kv'^kV’i kVv k\"/ kVv' kvi k\'/ Eight Muslims cut by flying mosque for questioning. They gelas headquarters and flia only with breach of the peace. Friendly furniture that loves to be lived with— a true said they wera answering a moaque in the city. G Explosion Rips (flee Page Twelve) glass were found after police A few wtodowB wera broken, . . . AND QUALITY. TOO! reflection of your own good taste. trouble can from the moeque. Patrolmen sold the mosque inchidtog one on a police cruiser. PoMce aaid no weapons ware was " a mass" with blood on the There were no reports of In GunsheU Shop; found In the building after ear floor of the front room. juries. NORTH END FIREMEN'S lier reporting a number had Sniper fire broke out a block The Rev. J. Blanton Shieldi, a Two Women Die Falmouth Welcomes Hero been confiscated. Officers said away as officera led prisoners to Negro minister, stood with other HOME the weapon fired at police must 8IOTDC CTTY, Iowa (AP) — Appearing tiny atop the Titan I I missile, the Gemini have been carried out through (flee Page Twelve) ( 80S Psge Twetvs) SPECIALTIES COMPANY An axploskm i^ d fire ripped 6 s p a ce c^ t awaits a final word on tomorriyw’s the mosque’a back door where through an ammunition raload- sch^uled eight-day orbital flight. The launch England ^Keeps Moving’ abandoned aboea and coats were 39 PURNaL PLACE TEL 643-2856 ing ahop and four apartments found. today, kUling two 'women, weight— 840,000 pounds including the capsule— ^will The gimflre broke an uneasy PEACH third woman waa mtoslng and a be lifted into space by a 480,000-pound thrust. Under Manry’s Sea Legs calm prevailing for two nlghlta fourth waa critically hum ^. (NEA Telephoto). i to the Negro district where riot Most of Mill Town Tba woman Uved In apart, FALMOUTH, England (A P )—«.he got a telephone call from his ing erupted one week ago and menta over the flhoU Sbop,''k>- 'T do wish England would boss, Thomas Vail, publisher cost 34 lives. catad in a two-story brick build stop moving aroimd so much," and editor of the Cleveland The polioe sweep on the FESTIVAL ing a Mock from the main Are said R ob ert. Manry Tueaday (Ohio) Plain Dealer. mosque came Utile more than Sold by Auctioneer station in downtown Sioux City. night after 78 days crossing the Manry hung on to the banister 13 hours after a oorfew was Hft- Friday, Aug. 20— 6 to 8 P.M. The m destroyed tho buUd- Proble I S Solved, Atlantic to hla ISVi-foot Tinker- as he came down to the phone, ad. ON THE FIREHOUSE GROUNDS Ing and eauaed extensive dam' belle. •Tve always wanted to be In The Black MVuUms adirocate M ILSTEAD, Ga, (A P )— ^The old man shook hfs head age to an adjoining bicyola England," he told Vail, “ and I MAIN and HILLIARD STREETS The American newaman was total separation of white and. when they started to auction o ff nearly all of the town shop. n i l getting his land legs back a few cajp^Jhere the hard way, bpt I black races and supremacy of Hartford, Conn, Manclieater OVER 26 DOOR PRIZES Police Capt. Joe Davldohlk Gei Trip ‘Go’ hours after completing hla 8,300- wish It would stop moving the black. of Milstead— the mill town where he went to work in waa paaolng within half a block ♦ - 665 416 Main St. This AdVertlseineDt Sponsored h r mlla aolo voyage In the smalleat around." About 100 officers moved on 1904. of tha Shell Shop and saw tha out of an earlier sale to whloh Blue Hills Ave. 861 Center St. OHOBCHES MOTORS, INO. sailboat known to have made Vail congratulated Manry and the moeque to reaponae to a "Ths only trouble to that you explosion. The entire glaaa front CAPE K ENN ED Y, Fla. (A P )— A space agency offL the buyer defaulted. 80 OAKLAND STREET the eastward AUanUc crossing the sailor replied: "Well, thank nearby resident’s report that don’t know who might buy It or of the buUdlng Mew out Into the dal said today that' ^ problems had been resolved and "When the mlUe cloaed we West Hartford, Offer good at aonatop. you very much. I do not think weapons were being carried Into wlwt thsy’U do with It," said street. that “ aU systems are in a ready condition” for ThuJrs- After a hero’s welcome from thought it would he Just Ilka Conn. aU anything I did waa all that im the Btruoture. S.S. WhaUoy, 79. But he didn’t Firemen found Vara Waa'var, day’s scheduled blastoff o f the Gemini 6 spacecraft. the townspeople of Falmouth portant." A shot fired from the mosque somebody dying — we’d kinds 248 South have long to wait. drift away,” aald Jos Warren, Dairy Marta 64, unconscious. She was taksn Astronauta L. Otordon Cooper^ and hla family, Manry, 47, waa Quakar Lane < to a hospital and was in critical (See Page Five) Marvn A. Woolen, .an Atlanta 68, who worked for the firm for Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. are resolved and "a ll ayatema are In relaxing in his hotel room when cotton broker, acquired moat of condition with aacohd- and to rocket aloft on man’s longest ready condition and the craw 38 years. the property Tuesday while an He said some did drift away Shop Pinehursf Wednesday thlrd-dagraa buena, euta and attempted manned space flight, Is ready to go.” auctioneer chanted and an or but many others found new Jobs brulaos. an et^t-day welghUess wM ^ The Titan 2 booater rocket to gan played background music. to nearby Industries. Firemen then found Ana slated to lift off at 9 a.m. Beat- BLOCK ISLAND Dr. George E. Mueller, aaao- AucUoner Pierce Smith toM "Maybe this sale will gft Phelps, In her 80a, dead at tha am Standard Tima Thumday. date admlntotrator for manned everyone to the big tent that things going again," he said. top . of the atairs and Joaaphlna ‘ "niere have been the usual — INTR0DUCIN6 OUR NEW apaee flight of the National "everybody who ever lived to ” We used to have some flqe Lb. Alva)rsdo,-8l, dead by tha wln< or unusual — sat of last-rtilnuta SWORDFISH dow of her Apartment. Aeronautics and Space Admtn- Milstead likes it" and the or basketball teams hers." (Down 10c A Pound) totration, aald that a spacecraft problems," Mueller said, "and ganist provided a stirring ar (See Page Twelve) power su|iply pnAlafli had been I’m pleased to report we have rangement of ‘‘Dixie.’’ been able to resolve them." Woolen said he didn’t know FRESH TENDER This included tha power aya- exactly what ho was going to do tam which had kept enginten with the town about 38 miles up all night. Bulletins CHICKEN LEGS souUieost of Atlanta. (Quarters) Alcorn Defends D^egates The Gemini Project dlreotor, The auction brought to a total Charles Mathews, said tha fuel of $163,826. Woolen purchased cell syatem waa thoroughly tast the Oallaway MlUa buildings for SPRINGFIELD MARCH FRESH PLUMP ed and "it did not mlmehava." 173,800; the Milstead railroad Convention’s Legality The problem cropped up with a ruky locomotlva and SPRINOFIEUD, Mass. (A P y CHICKEN BREASTS L b . 42c Tuesday night during a oompuf- three and one-half miles of — A protest march ogalnsl (gnarten — with Wings) ar chaok at McDonnell A lrc n ft track tor $16,000; and the MU- alleged poUoe brutality will ba Oo. to St. Louis, Mo., where the stead water system for $10,000. staged la Hpringfleld Satur Questioned at Hearing apace oapaulea are built. The About 800 men, women and day, a Negro leader sold to CMckm Livers lb. 69c CSiIcken Gizzards Ib. 27c computer indloatad tha poaoIbU- children — half the population day. Benjamin gwain, Spring- ity of exoaaalvo leakage ot gase BREAD 2:29 iX)RBINGTON.(AF)— An Attack on the legitimacy ot — watched the ssJe of almost field vice obalrman of OORfl2| < »F E R GOOD THRU AUO. » LONG ISLAND ous hydrogen in tha fuel oalT. everything except 160 private aald a parade permit wtU ba the Qom^^ticut consUtutional convention eiUivened a Mathews said initial aheoks homes. sought from p ^ o e. A ll 19 paUk hearing last night, v on- the a a m M 0 vahtola Indl The eld company store waa New England ohaptera ad AMERICAN CHEESE 6 OB. pkg. 29e POTATOES 10 LI.39C Mrii, Roaa V nm at UMKU haaringa will ba haM at tha Cap oatad there was a proMam, but sold alwig with the community OCWJE have agreed to Jolfl (New Low Price) launotaad the attaA. Mqrtag « » t itol and will deal with apeomo that it apparently waa enusad oenter and post office, the drug the march, he said, Bwoln HAMBURG FATTIES fc . 6 9 c tha 84 convantloa dilaBM f ware proposals that have been made by a fuel Una oonnaol^^Md dto- store, the 10-room Milstead Ho said marchers will coma from olaetad uboonaWutlaeay. by uw oonvantlon dalegatea. oonnsot proeadura. tel, tour houass Including ths New York City, Roolwotor, Rec. 11.19—SNOW WHITE “PRINCESS” SCOTTOWELS (Jiimbo Sin) ant H. Meads Aloom, tonaar Mra. Wioka Idantlflad heraelf Hs added that oontinuad largsst onss to town — ‘a hydro Albany, Now Haven. Hart Mattonal RapuMioan Chairman, as vica preaidant of a group checks showed there waa no ford, and aovsral aMoa Ifl PgekMl 3 hi cd b b og.. .Ife electric plant and several build daftndad tha oonvantlon and told oallad Oonnectlout Oonaarvatlvea dltfloulty. ing lots. New Jersey, Cooper and Conrad attended a ICE CREAM V i Gal. 99c Save 14c On The Pnrehaae tha third in a aartas of public Inc. She did not make olaar The town of Milstead grew up meeting on the status of th f T i Rtohort Creamier! FnilUer! 28 Delloloos Flavora whether her orttlolam waa made around CSUaway Mills and a EMERGENCY FUND OK-. tan 3 booater and than sat In on time wa mat tha as an individual or as a reprs' numbtr of rssldenta purchased SEALTEST ICE CR8AM Va gdhM 89e a mtoslon review soaoion. WABHINOTON (A t) — 4 ti4M b -^ t tha oonvantloto to mt ■entatlva of tha oonaarvatlva or their homes from the textile Reg. 89c—VALLEY FARMS At mldmoming otflolal# ra- gT-bUUon emorgsBer iMd ( gantoatlon. However, Mia aald oompony to 1946. At one time ported tha fuel oaU pioMam a]^ help poy oooti oi the V| ^iSoMn to OOV flaor laadar mat tha group "would not dla- 960 peiuons were employed Nam ooofllot WAYSIDE at tha oonvantlen, agroo with anything F va aaid." paarad to ba olaarad up. ICE CREAM K od.7”- Tha haaringa era Intandad to Praaaura to push tha. tuato into there. today by the Aloom, taking losua with Mrs, priottoas CommIttoA FURNITURE va tha ganaral puMlo a ohanoa Wioka’ remarks, aald tha three tha third ohambar to provided Tils mills closed In 1980 when •xpraM vtawa and make aug- Judge federal court that ordered by heating the suparoold tuela, ths firm merged Its monufao' amount waa oaliod by 1BL 649-1864 gantkws tor ohanfing tha atatatha convention would have ob- oenvartlng tham to a gas, turing proosss with Its larger t w y ofOadoMo Rotwrt B.J e ware not oonatitU' Sources aald that apparently tha mills to L a Grange, Ga. Nomom oa Ang- d. BEZZINI BROS Moatlttttion. U it Mayor Sam Hooper leads welcoming committee for Cleveland newsmen Robert 519 BAST MWDLI TFKB. B[ SMART,,. SHOP DAIRY MART AT THE GRMN MANCHBSm « Two lasaiOM wan bald tort hydrogen was "heating” at a A spokesman tor Oallaway olo oaiiMiltdoo oidtoi H Ipj : weak, to Norwalk and Marldan. Ho ■Bid the 181S oonvantlon toatar cats than oMiadulad and ' Manry on his arrival at customs quay in Falmouth, England. Welcomers include Mllto sold tha firm hod datoyad iinillihirHiia doll OPfN ; DAYS A WEEK - 10 A M. TO 10 P.M. OpM MI t ;I0 A.M. !• 9 P.M. 9 A.M. !• B P.M. 'Tha feurtb and.fhlal ganand wtrhs 9M « aam t Om' tha axoaoB ' gaa wag iw aplag Manry’s wife, V ii^n ia. and son, Douglas, 11, at right and daughter, Robin, 18» auettening eft MItotaad kacauoe hoaitag wM ba bald to flo o ^ ta St kgd. Mteaglamiaui g t— NofWtBa A aaaaoi aaitaa at fw kit ifAP Photo^ . ^ P*:
ttAN CH ESnU R BVBNlN Cf H ERALD , ItA N C H B S m GONN« W ED N ESD AY, AUG U ST 18, 19<^ PAGE TBBBB PA O l TWO MANCaSSTKR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1965 The Aninud Kingdom U.S. Government Sheinwold on Bridge ,1 I 0 I n N l) I I I »> N I (I Armed Service CommiUee th 0 STARTS TODAYII Capital’s Historic Trees Stamps % Moves to Keep To Keep Watchful Kye UDT OPPONENTS BIDDINO M b ScTvahNnMs STATE Oswald^ Gum QUlOf YOU TO BEST PtAY N oim i """The Yellow Roll* Royos” — Mat. S :0 ^ B ^ T:I0 Cavalryman Rims Off, A >9*4 WAMnNOTON (AP) T hsfaulrss ths Atomic Dnargy Com- By ALPIIED SHEINWOLD 5 KJ2 ^ •Ths Roundsro" Mat. 1;80, Bvs. O’.OO» ^80 WASHINOTON (AP) — The TWEED’S , Survive Drought Thus B^ar 6 I 1075 House Armed Services Oommlt-t. mlMlon and th* Defense D^- When an opponent bids two government - moved today to psftment Yo keep the Senate 773 MAIN STREET TNI tlA irS OOIT •UTTWIMa to* has told thoaPsntagon it Is suits b* shows Isngth In thos* M r KA8T guarantee its ownership of ths Henufs Atomic Energy Commit He’s Afraid of Horses rtfls ussd to kill President John making special plans to keep Its WAMnNOTON (AP) — So^lwxUcap# archltMt of th* Oapl-A At th* Whit* Houa* th* hu|* suits, confsqusntly shertnsss In AKQ71 A ) 5 t tee "currently and fully In MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT tar, th* hlitorlc tree* *tm* *Kth*a tol. »aI mavTBnIlAAmagnolias nlAiitMlplanted Rom#some 1MISO V J**5 , NEW YORK (AP) - F. Keimady. sys on things svsn after Oon- fonned," year* ago when Andrew Jack- th* othsr two suits. Tak* this 0 A4 I VM' • I tllN> . MAi •’( N-. IN Takeahs said. “Boms like the taste of An advertisement placed In a Oapltol and the Whit* Houne ar* Pincus and Williams, In sepa A 1*1* •avalryman Christoptasr Pal- it and some don’t. Others drink grass adjourns, "Any more incidents like this pullinf through th* drought. rate Interviews, said they had son was president are looking Into oonaidsratlon whan you Dallas newspaper atmouncsd (Chairman L. River*. and there vrill b* a demand" to WITTH ///> / / r / / ill Day, who hM a thing about only oocutQnally. ths federal government’s Intent Ihor aom* there’a th* added been putting more water to th* good, despite the starlings. hav* to handl* ths suits In which A ** horses. So much of a thling, tn D-B.C-, named tbrss special ut a'W nllar rsquiramsnt in the Jackson brought th* seedlings 5 A Q 1964 'One chlmpansee tsstqd It, to seize the rifle plus a pistol burden of old age and th* infIr- trees for several years, your ■ opponent has anhouneed SimMMeobAMe /yV //( / \ ! t / f t act, that ha want AWOL six subcommittees to "travsl all faaonal Security Act to keep from his old home, 'ni* H*rmi- 6 K1 and drank enough to become which belonged to assassin Las nttlea that go with It, even for a “But there's nothing like that ahortnsaa. utmttatptmtmm 5reeks ago. Ha 1* atm missing. intoxicated. The next time I around America” te kssp th* Senate and House Armed tree. natural rain water,” Williams tags, near Nashville, Tenn. Opening lead—King of spiulss. Harvey Oswald. , commlttss Informed on prob Sandoes OoMimlttee* "fully dhd WILL RE-OPEN th e Whit* House has th* Narth iiti te*A Dr. Frances Flts-Gerald also came around, he didn’t want ’ Ths guns have been in FBI lems involving tactical air sup Tha aldaat and th* dean la the said. West led three rounds of ALSOAIaSU — — ------|u s a thing about animal*. With another drink.” currently informed,” Price said. Adama Elm a graceful, atate- Both the Capitol and the Johnson Oaks, two trees planted sped**, and South ruffed th* car* since the assassination, port, mllttery conotructlon and Rivers told Nitsa, testifying by President and Mrs. Johnson 3 V L i GIm.1. Ford, Henry Fanda — her it’s ohlmpansses., She llkss But, added Dr. Fits-Oerald, and a bill now before Congress ly patriarch on a knoll behind White House keep careful stock third. Now South foolishly led It to serve them screwdrivers. But who la 37, a native of Wichita, rsttrsmsnt. on Rivers’ bill to rive all serv- the White Houne, planted about of their historic trees, plus all near the presidential office; the th* sc* of hs%rU bsfor* leading 4 0 A9 P*» would give the attorney general Rivers mad* tha announce- Icsm'sn whose snlistmenta srs 19 Kennedy apple trees in the Rose there's no frustration hare. She Kan., and a graduate of Welles authority to declare tne weap THURSDAY, AUGUST 1M6 when John Quincy Adam* the others on th* grounds. a heart to dummy's king. H* spends her days pouring vodka ley; "I’m really interested in ment at a hearing Tuesday involuntarily extended a 25 per was president. It has become tradition for Garden; the Ooolldge Birch returned th* jack of diamonds ons — and other evidence used where senior Rspubllcsns and cent Increase in base pay: down by the south fence; and A-K-Q-7-8; Hearta, 7; Dlamands, and orange juice down the those that like to drink.” by the Warren (Commission “Right now It looks good; presidents to plant trees on the from dummy, hoping to step up throats of wlllliqt chimps- Speaking of those who like to Democrats eompminsd bitterly '*I would advise you and ev maybe we’re very fortunate," White House lawn. Growing many others, along with the with th* king and "stsat” ths Q-i-a-AI; Clubs, 7-5. egsentlal to national security, they weren't being fuUy hi- eryone within sound of my voice Truman boxwood along the What do you sayf Back to cavalryman Palfrey, ?:et their kicks, there’s a prison and thus government property. said Irvin Williams, head Whit* there now are some 40 associat trick without losing th* lead. who want thatawa; arm employe in Danville, Va., formod by the Dafons* Dapart- It would be good if you’d take u* House gardener. ed with 13 pre.stdents front driveway. East wasn't having any of Answer: Bid one spsde. Con Tlie government’s right to the ment. in your confidence. You’d get The Capitol’s memorial trees AP Newafeatnrea servative players might pass, “Hs's very frightened of who got one. weapons haa been challenged by W ith The Same Quality Merchandise He said the tree le on a bank On the Capitol grounds ar* 4S this. H* knew he waa marked 'altcfafe horses,” says hie mother, The worker took out after Ka- r Rivers and othera aald ths more.” with good drainage and un ] memorial trees authorised by ' have special labels', like the one By STD KRONISH with the ace of diamonds be but most sxperts belisv* in gun collector John King. He first they heard of th* Penta opsning this kind of hand. Mildred Palfrw of London. The ten, the prison mule, when the says he paid $10,000 to Oswald’s doubtediy has an extensive root' Congress. Th* Capitol also tries | for th* sturdy group of five crab- Gymnastics Is tha theme for cause West had passed as deal TIINITEsISOthniMl. day before. cShrlstopher went mule crashed out of the pasture gon’s definite dsolsion Friday to system. to show a good cross section of i apples, planted as a memorial two new stamps issued . by er with good distribution and Copyright, 1965 widow, the former Marina Os keep some Navy Mrsonnel in Projecta at 2 Million General Features Oorp. over the hill he wrote a letter to to join a colt on a nearby farm. wald, for the guns. FOR The oldest tree on the Capitol the country In th* some 3,0001 to th* five Sullivan brothers of Austria. The stamps honor the tha three top spades. West MIUU . MMT hie mother. Katen reacted to recapture In a unirorm beyond their enlist grounds also Is a .stately elm not i trees. Including 130 species, on i Iowa killed In World War n. "4th Gymnaeatrsda" held in would have opened the bidding A Justice Department spokes ment* was when they read it In CHICAGO — Nationally, KLKIKt lEltOI "Ihls place i* h t^ le ia ,” he very mulish .way, and the em man said the government seek* members of 4-H (3luba complet far from the west steps leading lU Wg lawn. There's also the Rayburn Vienna last month. The 1.50 If he also had tha ace of dia Cinnamon Burned BLYTH said. “I juat can’t stand it. It’s ploye wound up with several the newspapers. ed 2 million nutrition, bread THE BENEFIT OF ESTABLISHING A TRUST FUND to the House of Representatives.' Starling* damage the mag- Oak, planted In IMO when the schilling blue-gray shows two monds. mCHAttO C LA m t administrative forfeiture of the "This thing is p l ^ rldlcu It was planted some time before nolle trees. After th* Capitol late Sam Rayburn of Texas was these horses." broken ribs. guns on the gnmnd Oswald fal baking, meal planning, sewing male inmuiasU on the practice BJast took the diamond trick AMSTERDAM — For esn- HE KING Christopher, who la 17, earltet In New York, a judge had a loue,” said Rivers, “It’s not and other economics projects TO AID IN EDUCATION AND HEALTH IN MANCHESTER 187R by Sen. Simon D. Cameron had been wired to keep starlings | Speaker of the House. The story bars. The S achllllng light brown and led a third trump to take turis* European powere battled sified documents (n purchasing even ridiculous, It’s disgrace this year joined the elite Life problem with an animal. After them. This, he said, would give last year. of Pennsylvania, who had been from its coxy eaves, the birds i la that when he left the Capitol depicts two female gymnasts the last trump out of dummy. for control of spice-producing AND I msx, Guards, part of Queen Elizabeth due consideration. Judge Walter ful." the govemmAt' a basis for ob secretary of war under Abra- switched to the evergreen, j at the end of day, Rayburn with tambourines. South took th* marked trump lands. Explorers seeking new n 's household cavaliy, a very Bayer ruled that the streets Secretary of th* Navy Paul H. ham Lincoln. It is showing the broad-leafed magnoliaa for pro- sometimes would walk across The Gymnaestrada Is an eircnt finesse, of cours^, but had to spice-trade routea chained the . M t a i C I U N U jecting to turning the weapons Nitze took the blame. buffeting of age and weather. | tectlon In the winte#. Their th* driveway to the oak with a horsey set. of Manhattan were no place at over to King'—at least until the sponsored by the International lose a club trick, Down one. world's maps. In th* I'Tth esn- m w “He could have joined the ar all for a "wild, ferocious, fierce, In the rush of matters, It FALSE TEETH "We’re keeping our fingers: droppings hurt the leaves. Pin- tape measure to see how his Federation of Gynmasts. Coun Lost Game tury th* Dutch won the strug MATINEE3-WEI>'2:30-8AT.-e OO bill Is passed by Congress. slipped his mind, he said, but ”I crossed,” said Paul Pincus, | cue said. | tree was coming along. mored section of the regiment,” dangerous” animal like Cham Chawing ERieianey tries from various parts of the South lost his game when he gle and ruled the spiOe market sozornctortN ID IHUSS IWS. - W ^ J 9 ^ said Mrs. Palfrey. “But It waa pagne. should have been on the tele Stora Hours: world send athletes to compete. cashed the ace of hearts. After with an iron rod. The Dutch ss.io4.ieus this thing about horses. He felt Champagne le only one year Got Per Mile Cheaper phone to Mr. Rivers that eve- Ineraostd up to 35% rowed from New York Qty to Previous Gymnaestrada* nave ruffing th* third aped* South burned cinnamon in Amster old, but she Is a 375-pound ele nliig.” them as a challenge, something •rtie committee seamed to pre Open Tuesday through Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 th* Scilly Isles, covering 3,075 been held in Rotterdam (1903), should lead a low heart to dum dam streets to keep supplies mDAr. Aue 3o et 11 am Aue w . sm 4 he must overcome, ao he insist phant. 8T. LOUIS -7 - Without taxes, average miles In 56 days. Zagreb (1957) and Stuttgart my’s king. He returns tha jack lew and prices high. ed on th* cavalry Judge Bayer fined Cham- gasoline sells today for nearly fer to Marne Secretary of De **9 " *6% more effective — if you Manry’s Feat Recalls John Riding, an Englishman, (1961). of diamonds, and East takes th* SLEEPINg BEAUTY "If he will just come home, I pagne’s trainer, Fred Birkner, 10 cents a gallon less than in fense Robert 8. McNamara, and Thursday nightf until 9:00 8 left Plymouth, England, on July ace, as before. feel we can sort this thing out.” $60 for parading the elephant 1020. Although cars today are with whom It has been feuding 30, 1944, in his 12-foot Sea Egg. lerael will issue ah unusual When Etest returns a trump. 1 At re'iimental headquarters, around town for the benefit of a heavier, the cost of gasoline per over congreeslonal vs, executive After covering 5,000 miles in 18 set of six stamps Sept. 7 to South plays the ace since he MATINBE8 DAILY liM politician trying to make a cam mile for all cars has gone down authority in military matter*. Minxorteble. No Rummy, gooay. posty -Maj. William Edgedale, the ad Rep. Melvin Price, D-IU., not Past Sea Adventures months, he tied up last Monday honor the Hebrew New Year does not know It Is safe to fi jutant, said Christopher waa a paign point. from 1.78 cents in 1038 to 1.66 breath. o«t FASTErTH Powder to- at Newport, R. I, Festival for 1905 correspond nesse with the ten. He discovers •good soldier. In many ways, So where was Champagne as cents In 1068, Including taxes. ed the Atomic Energy Act re- flay at drug counters everywhere. the bad break and now knows NEW YORK (AP) — Robertf Th* Sai.polio was sailed by Riding made a number of ing to the Hebrew calendar year A T R E G U U R t "But he jiut couldn't settle trainer Birkner stood before the stops on his journey, which took 0736. The atampe tell the story that West started with one heart EHSTUIOOD bar? Manry’s feat of crossing the Capt. William A. Andrews. and either two or three clubs. v .i,i!n a in riia m LOW ADMISSION 81.00 ‘down, ' said the major. “EspS' On a stubby 8-foot mast, bis him along the coast of Spain of the creation of the world ac Children Under IS Free icially with the horses. She was standing docilely out Atlantic alone in his 13H-fOot and included a stopover at Ber cording to Genesis, Chapter 1. South takes his three high * plo RW i l w I imaiitiwtj i Ha side the Manhattan Crimminai boat carried a mainsail and Jib, clubs, discovering how the suit i Now back to the laV>ratory,laror sailboat, the Tinkerbelle, evokes a spinnaker, and sprit topsail. muda. On each stamp is an allegory of AJl-Star Cast! (specifically the New Y ekeseki Re- Court building while a mob of the memory of a number of the accomplishment of each day breaks. He gets to his hand with Ingrid Bergmaa youngsters crawled all over her. He left AUanUc a ty , N.J., the king of diamonds, ruffs his )mdnndthssnmnoths_ ' tglonal Primate -Center at Emo- similar crossings by Intrepid bound for Palos, Spain, in the of creation, reports the Israel Shlriey MacLalwa |ry University In Atlanta. That’s IS OPEN 6 DAYS FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! seafarers. A rea W eather Philatelic Agency in America. last club in dummy and ia then Rex Harrison eom d(fyttu0^oaotg^yssrt BLOOMOARDEN TRUSTEE summer of 1893. Andrews made sure to win the last two tricks 'where Dr. Fltz-Gerald tends The following account of pre it to Angn^’a in the Axores and Each drawing ia composed of •YELLOW ROLLS BOYCE" •bar. HARTFORD (AP)—A trustee vious successful crossings Is WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — luminous lines against a dark with the queen-ten of hearts no In color a t 1:80 • 8:10 finally landed at Palos. Showers and thundershowers matter what he leads from dum ( It's all In the cause of science. wets appointed Tuesday to over condensed from an article by A veteran Norwegian seafar background representing the Plus: “GUN FIGHTERS OF ,8he ia a researcher In experl- see the disposition of the assets John H. Ackerman, the Sunday that moved into northwestern void of unending space. The low my. CASA GRANDE" THURSDAYS 9$0 AJI. TO 9$0 P Ji er, Ole Brude designed a life ^ Connecticut during th* night Dally Question - mental peycholo^, and she la- of Henry S. Bloomgarden, who MONDAY TO SATURDAY 9$0 A ii TO 5:30 PM. editor of the New Bedford boat 18 feet long, 8 feet deep est value shows the creation of S:M • S:S0 • 10:10 (dles out the joy juice to find out once won $21,000 on a television (Mass.) Standard-Times. wer* interpreted today as “a light. Other stamp# de^ct the As dealer, yon htrid: Spades, and 8 feet wide. This steel egg good Indication” that numerous .how primates react to various quiz show. Perhaps the most unusual had just on* opening, a small creation of waters, land and 'drugs. Bloomgarden, a writer and such crossing waa that of Capt. showers ar* likely over th* stat* life. The sixth stamp U for the public relation^ consultant, won w aterU ^t hatch admlshlps. during the next 34 hours. i "I'm interested In the actual Thomas Crapo who sailed with With three compaions, Brude creation of man. -development of addiction,” said the top prize oh the show “21” Now! During Sealy Golden Sleep Sale And Kieth’s B-l-G his wife from New Bedford In sailed from Alesund, Norway, In The U.S. Weather Bureau said JDr. PltsOerald, "If you’re going in 1967. )■ May W77, in a ift-foot, 7-lnch August 1904. Storms lashed at it would continue hot and humid 711# latest nation to Issue I to invMtigate alcoholism In anl- His bankruptcy petition lists ir long “Whaleboat.” their steel egg, but she stayed today with partly sunny skies stamp* honoring the Interna 7 ovle Sobednla *mals, you’ve got to find out first assets of $1,962.30 and liabilities Ihe Crapos sailed from New afloat. After 85 days the quartet but that there would also be tional Cooperation Year is Paki thWk.!Come!See! Call 4SS-I4tt 'if the anim u ever will drink of $111,065.91. Bedford May 38. They stopped considerable morning cloudiness stan. The main feature of the th sighted Newfoundland. "Pussycat t ” 8:20 . alcohol.” Bloomgarden’s $60,000 home in at Vineyard Haven, called in at Ann Davison, a widow, in some areas, especially over design is the insignia of “Coop I Well, will they? New Canaan will be auctioned a Chatham, then set sail due east. crossed the Atlantic in a 23-foot eastern portions of the state. eration” in an eclipee. The slO' "Masquerader* 10:16 I "They’re like human beings oiff this Saturday. AUGUST FURNITURE SA LE^, tn Forty-nln* days later, their sloop. Felicity Ann, taking 65 Tropical air will continue to gen “Peace and Progress sr- craft — named the New Bedford days from the Canaries to Dom dominate the area through to Through Cooperation” la im mt — ran alongside a moored fish inica. Her husband had been night with a little cooler and printed on each. The words A ing boat to Pensance, England, lost in a similar voyage with her drier air arriving by late Hiurs- "Pakistan” In Urdu and Ben A by and made fast. earlier. day, the bureau said. gali appear atop the adhesive. M l Mm ai- The previous year in Glouces A weird vehicle that nearly Five-Day Forecast The same tn English is at the ter, Alfred Johnson announced drowned its two passengers was Temperatures in Omnectlcut bottom. The 15 paisa is blue and f he was going to sail for Ibigland black. Tha 60 paisa is yellow EiTadkimiteHO'Mit*"') What9 N ew the Half Safe, an a lte r^ World •Thursday through Monday are and green. P u s s y c a t ? )n In a dory. War H amphibious Jeep which ! expected to average near or naansa MNnsti m n sis n« Johnson had a dory built to Elinore and Ben Carlin sailed his thinking: 20 feet long ovw- above normal with warm tem Two stamp shows ^xmeored feSiWiteiBSKaiiiwr SO MUCH VALUE ! mt from Halifax to North Africa in peratures the rest of this week j . f« all, 18 feet on the keel; 0>4 feet 1960. and turning somewhat cooler at by the American Stamp Dealers wide at the deck and decked Th* boat completed the trip Association have been promi COLOR COMPANION COMEDY FEATURE over save for a hatch forward the beginning of next week. nently mentioned In the jmilatel- SO MUCH cioliCroRT; * so MUCH FIRMNESS * SO MANY FEATURES la* with stops at the Azores, the Some normal high and low n f U ^and a steering well aft. Madeiras and the Canaries Ic trade press. The Cleveland U Jeritnson battled Ms way t*mpsA«turas> for this Urn* of 8haw, echedulda for Ifbv,’’M>-2g,> the smallest powbr^drivan; mAfl S***' a|e a rtfd rd , fcr And 69i through fog and storm to Aber- to cross the western ocean. will be a cmnbMaitibn exMUtioni X castle, Wales, in his dory, the New Have*,' 79 and 61; and bourse and a discussion forum. WHOISDOINGn r." Centennial. The voyage of two New Jer Bridgeport, 80 and 89. r«« sey shellfishermen, George HAr- The Sixth International pbila- He then sailed to hie an PracipitaUon may total be- teUc Exhibition, S3PEX, will be WHAT1 0 WH0 7 nounced port of call, Liverpool. bo and Frank Samueison, is still tw9«n pne-q|uarter and one-half ar* unique. The two rowed across held next year. May 21-30, In N A Gloucesterman named huoh, . occurring as scattered Waahington. t4 Howard Blackburn, his hands the Atlantic Ocean in a clinker- showers and thundershowen ov lRf«y Hw m IOLTON built 18-foot double-ender. They », frosen to the oars and a dead er the weekend. Togo has iasued a topical Icfc dory mate lying in the bow, LAKE HOTEL 'Vridoy rUi sports issue honoring the Africa G rowed his dory for five days and Games held In Brazzaville. Nil* nsh DlniMT G five nights to refuge on the There are 6 values in the apt. Newfoundland coast. for a swimming pool? m, The 5 franc shows a discus SpDddb" evtrl«oMii9 He loet his fingers, toes, and Mississippi Lowers thrower, lO franc Javelin. 16 STARTS NEXT WEEK •r. part of hi* right heel. He later b M t I f i i l Ro IIm L diA At Regular Low Price '• -S la* franc handball, 25 franc track,. GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES took a trip to the Klondike),,then 100 franc airmail soccer. "CAT RALLOU" sailed from Gloucester, Mass., from oar Torroeo Room. H rWTIWWIVS *w MONTHLY REPAYMENT TERMS to Gloucester, England. 1 RECEIVE IZpeyihehts 24 payments 36 payments | With only stumps for hands, Voter Restrictions Tssta L o b e h ^ Hliriiiq> New> LeoMNi Sole, Lobuter Saote, : he navigated across the sea and burg. Fried. dai^-Brolled Seafood Blarfiiara, Santo 1 $ 600 $ 53 $28 $19.67 1 S . -W LaBgosttMS, Silver Smelta, X> ' -V ‘V in 99 days was oflf the SciHy JACKSON, Miss. (AP) —bearller this summer to hold the Police Arrests Twta Lobsters With Dnmi 1 1.200 106 56 39.33 1 ' \ ;• • •. Isles and went on to Glouster. Gov. Paul B. Johnson’s plan to Orah Meat An OratUi, Com- referendum on the amendment, Butter, jSalmoa Stouh, Ratal* binatlen Seafood Plate Buk> 1 159 84 59.00 1 He repeated his feat a few ease constitutional require some lawmakers conceded that years later in smother craft, just Two young married lyoman bow Trout With Ancbovle ed Shrimp and Clams, Begn- ments for voter registration waa Negroes had been vlcUms of Butter, Hallbpt Steak, Baked lar Brellsd "Lobster ■ ----- With MblOP SCHbLN ADVi NfURI. 01 illl Yl AR' 1 LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED 25 feet over-sill, and sailed for discrimination. were arrested yedterday after k u m * Lisbon June 9, 1901. Thirty-eight approved Tuesday by Missis Gov. Johnson said the vote "is noon after a security. guard at Stuffed Shrimp. Soft StaeU DrawB Batter, Special S a days later, he was off the mouth sippi voters. evidence of the desire of the the Grand-Way Deapartment Crabs, Fried Sbrlnm, Bostoa Pound Lobeter Wit]lui Drawn THE CONNECTICUT BANK Store on W, Middle '^ k e. ac- Sorod, Lobeter Newbnrg, Butter. SSfMUnB of the Tagus River. The 3-1 vote was an endorse people of this state to continue a AMO TRUST CORAffAMY Folding boats have figured in positive approach to all our cuaed them of attempting to ment of Johnson’s course of steal two p ^ rs .of. stret|Ch pants r at les«t two solo crossings of the moderation in dealing with the problems.” DANCING 15 No. Main St. 898 Main St. Atlantic.' worth aibout $16 aach, ptrito* r»- i Manchester Paricade federal government. He said it waa a vote of confi port. . , FRIDAY AND SATURDAY In 1967, Dr. Hannes Linde- With 1,630 of 1,899 precincts dence in “a courageous legisla mann, a German adventurer- reported, the vote waa 113,072 to ture lor what we cemsider to be The two women, Mr*. Sally lad physician sailed a folding boat 44,084. the best approach to a very se Ann Morin and Mrs. Jsannine the new across the ocean from L u Pal rious program.” ■Boyle, both of , East Hartford, wn Only two of the larger coun 'ere charged v^th larceny un- in mas in the Canary Islands to ties — Adama (Natchez) and By approving the changes, Lt. the Virgin Islands. Lauderdale (Meridian) — op Gov. Carroll Gartin said, 3er |36. Trial date haa been set The craft has a wooden frame for Aug. 30 in the Manchester lioh posed it. The Ku Klux Klan is "We’ve become the masters of BOLTON LAKE HOTEL over which a rubberised fabric active in both areas. our own fate, designers of our Sesslwi of Circuit Coyrt 13. is stretched. Sail, rudder and Approval of the amendment own destiny.” , ROUTE M.A—BOUTON, CONN. leeboards convert it into a small officially opens the door to When the legislature approved C h im es T o ld Secrets sailboat. heavy Negro registration by the referendum. State Atty. REWS Before Lindemann, one other local authorities. Gen. Jo* T. Patterson ruled that LONDON—Big Ben’s ehimss man, also German, crossed in a The amendment deleted re county voter registrars could gave assurance to Londoners folding boat. Franx Romer left quirements that voters have immediately use the liberalised during World War II’s 1,224 8HOWTIMBS "Oat BaBon" Lisbon March 31, 1928, and land good moral character, the abili requirements. Registrars in 60 air raids. Only for a brief peri Weekdays at SiM A ed at St. Thomas, Virgin Is ty to Interpret the U.S. Constitu of the state's 82 counUes did so.' od during biisE-bomb raids In Fri. and Sat. at lltilO lands, July 81. tion and the ability to define The others waited until the . spe 1M4 was a racording ussd — Snaday at 8:66 East Windsor Somewhere north of Puerto citizenship. The amendment will cial election. and then only because the tone DRIVE IN 5 Rico, he was lost In a hurricane permit the legislature to add The amendment makes no of the bell revealed enough b wiqr to while he was headed for the additional requirements later. reference to the federal voting about the weather conditions United States. The Justice Department and rights taw, but backers felt if over London to hslp the enemy ^ V i R Y PRIVATE SUIJECTS TOGETHER One of the smallest craft ever civil rights leaders had attacked Mississippi lowered Its require eat the bombs’ automatic con- oudu R fiiiiiijr oMnrint to cross the Atlantic was a 14- the state’s requirements for vot ments it might get fewer reg trotaL - . W R THE FIRST TIME foot, 6-lnch “sneakbox” built of ers on grounds they were used istrars under tk* new federal cedar-covered canvas designed to discriminate against Ne act. voubetHtMi to be folded Into a A BOLD, INTIMATE PEEK AT LIFE! FsNer compact groes Over 80,000 Negroes wsr* eli Feasr Fukar twis tiM package. When ttie legislature voted gible to vote in the election. Un \ twin liN **•...... YOU will gaip. ■ . 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I V A G I F O im MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18. 1965 UZKCHBSTBB'SVBMINO HESALD, M AM CBBSm, OONN, WEDNSSPAY, AU0V8T it , 1M» n M a - M w Ffdmouth Welcomes Hero Fim^als Held Bat^Wielding Mothers For Riot Vf<^tiiil8 It's •xdl^i England ‘Keeps M oving’ Rout Rowdies from Park For- ihopplii^ at U!>t ANOBUM (AP) - . M A' Hundreds of uniformed oom- ■ Joyca Pwiifr P nnR Under Mnjiry’ s Sea Legs rades of a sheMff's deputy and a IT, L o u is , X o. (AP) >- AU Iswoountsrad a taan-agsr Intent on elty fireman who died In the tranquil In llttla Frana Park and bullying the youngsters. She ■ ^tlonriBM« routed allm with ons roundhouse (Ofutbiaed tram Feg* Ona) " e m rloUng formed honoring tha baseball bat-wielding moth ■ M8M l Main IBL. t , MMMlMrt«rship
sirens. He had editor. a deputy sheriff. He Is survived armed themselves with baseball the attention It attracted. 'IBob put us on the map,” said by his widow, Jsast; a son, 4, till 8:80 P.M. left Falmouth, Maas., June 1. bate and started to patrol the "Anyhow, it’s been a wonder Tel. 849-4883 He first embraced his wife, Frank Orpse, a retired plumber and a daughter, 1. park. Right off, one of them en ful summer after a bad start.” Virginia, 46, his son, Douglas, and back-fence friend of Man- Cutting Up at Rockville Library to Honor Young Readers 11, and his daughter, Robin, 14. ry’s. The City Council will vote Mr». Ije«lle Denley, children's librarian at Rook\ille Public brary—was made by Mrs. Henry Novgrad, 41 Franklin Ave., Then he knelt and kissed the soil of England. Monday on a proposal to put Library, outs the first slice from a llbraiy-shapcd cake yes a Vernon public school teacher whose hobby Is cake making Manry's name on WiUowick's terday afternoon at a party for participants In the library's and who helps out annually at the end-of-the-summer library Harbor officials picked up the .S' 1 Tlnkarballe and tucked bar map by naming a park after ■luumer reading- program, while Miss Natalie Ide, the head party. Almost 100 young readers attdaded the party on the him. m librarian, looks on. The cake—a replica of the Rockville Li library grounds. (Herald photo by Satbmls.) away in a Royal Air Foroe marina base ao souvenir hunters would not pick har apart. at this late date.” He issued a of Orange, arrested Sept. 6,1963, Two RN Courses SMILING SERVICE i ^ speedy arraignment in court A rasolutloa has bean intro- memorandum of decision in the on charges of obstructing traffib of all accused persons and re 8 Court Delay cases Tuesday. at a fire emergency, failure to duced in the U.S. Oongraaa to quiring speedy instruction of place the tiny boat In the Smith- Still Have Places KofC Plans 26 Story Building Wright declined comment on produce registration and license, each defendant concerning his and fsdlure to obey an officer's legal rights." aonlan Institution alongside The Knights of Columbus unveiled this model o f their 38- Bars Trial 36 other cases that Kearney was Charles A. Lindbergh’s Sidrit of The R «f raaher Program for blamed for delaying. signal. The 8th circuK court. In which story international headquarters tO' be built In New Haven’s St. Louis. Nurses, sponsored by the Hos downtown renewal area. The $8 million structure, designed Kearney was convicted of em Wischert was net brought to Kearney was liaison officer, was pital Ooundl o t Oroaiter Hart BAST HAVEN (AP)—A Or- investigated by a panel of Cir Manry told newsmen of spine- by Eero Saarinen A Associate^ udll be supported by four bezzling bond money and alter court until last month and Mar chilling adventures during his ford, is accepting appUoatlons auit Court Judge dismissed cuit Court Judges, who said cylindrical towers which will houm stairs, toilets and me ing court records. He is serving geneau not until early this long solitary voyage and weird for the f{Ul session. Two courses chanical shafts and ducts. The girders supporting floors eharges today against two men a six-month term. month. there was no evidence to show are still open to quahfisd appli complicity <^, wrongdoing b f halludnationa from medicine he will be slung between the comers with glass walls held .arhose cases were delayed be- Wright said the two defend They both , said Keantey had took to fight off fatigue. cants. baok from the main girds to girders to provide sunshade all assured them thMr cases had court offimala in connection.with Ths Standard Courss for ^eause court officials ^ d not ants were “ untutored laymen Kearney's arrest "For a time I thought my boy around. (A P Photofax) know about them until long after acting without counsel, who re been disposed of. Douglas -was on the boat with Rurses who ha'V* been away the arrests. lied on the assertions of the Wright said “ the prosecution m e,” he aald. from general hospital nursing officiEds in the court never knew for flvs years or mors offers political party — the Didepend Judge DouidaMi Wright blamed West Haven police lieutenant.” Schools Lack Sirens ‘"nien there waa another man ent Party — and suggested that j ,ionner West Baven Police Lt. The two defendants who will about these cases until long alt with us — a monster — and lectures at McCkx>k Memorial Alcorn Defends Paul Kearney, a former court er the arrests, when finally.the Hoei>ttal and supervised experi- there be a third party lever o n ' not be prosecuted are Oeorge WASHINGTON — Schdol when Douglas went into the ca all voting machines. | ■aison officer now serving a pri- Wischert, 33, of Orange, who distressing situation came to buildings without fire alarms or bin, this monster would throw enoe. Registration for this State Convention - aon term, for the delays. was arrested Sept. 10, 1961, on light.” whose fire alarms can’t - be him overboard. I got so I waa courss oto*M Sept. 20. Chairman of the session was i Wright said he felt “it would charges of breach of the peace, He said the court "lemiB .an heard throughout the structure scared to go into Uie cabin for Ths Advanced Medloal-Surgl- (Continued from Page One) John Alsop, Republican delegate %e an injustice to require those resMbig arrest and intoxica the recent pronouncements 6f house 8H million U.S. pt^lic fear of this monster. oal Course is designed for reg from Avon. Other convention | two defeaduds to go to trial tion; and Fred Margeneau, 48, the U.S. Supreipe CJourt requlr- school pupils. “ Eventually I plucked up the istered nursed, either staff or on nectlcut Constitution was called delegates on hand were J. Tyler courage to Jump In there. There prl'vate ^ t y , and constats of In “ precisely the same man Patterson, R-Old Lyme, Charles was no one there and that broke lecturea end demonstrations at ner.” Alcorn added that the McOollam, D-Bethel, Mrs. Chase the hallucination.” Mt. Sinai Hospital. Registra legality of a similarly consti Going Woodhouse, D-Baltlc, Another time he thought he tion closes Sept 27. tuted convention In Rhode Island Jolm R. Klelty, D-Watertown, was sailing on a huge aea moun A third course, ths Psychi was upheld by that staple’s su and Edwin H. May Jr., R- tain. atric Course, is already over- preme court. Wethersfield. 3rd BK WEEK S U O O R ANNUAL "I was looking for something eubecrlbed. Others at the hearing spoke Among the organlzationa rep and wasted a whole day just Information about registra In favor of annual General As resented were the League of milling about until I snapped tion for these claases may be sembly sessions, a strong civil Women Voters, the Connecticut out of it,” he said. obtained at the program’s office rights provision In the constitu State Labor Council, A F lrd O , Six “times hs waa washed at 83 Imlay Bt., Hartford. tion, court reform and four-year the Connecticut State Employes A overboard. A lifeline saved him terms for town clerks, and Association, the National Asso five times. TTie other time he Delightful and speedy topping against the mandatory party ciation for the Advancement of caught the rigging as the boat for fresh fruit: A package of lever on the state’s ■voting ma Colored People, the Archbishop’s sailed past him. cream cheese blended vidth a chines. Committee on Human Rights Manry bought the Tinkerbelle half eup of commercial sour Joseph D. Wilusz of Canton and the Lltclifleld County Town six years ago and rebuilt her. cream. said he was head of a third Clerks Association. U
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i ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANC31BSTEIL CX^NN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1968 VAOB BBVBN^ HANCHUSm ■VBKUra BUULD, VAMCUE3TSR, OONN, WBOmSDAY, AVGIBT lH IMS been Indicted on inooma tax her pregnancy end recovery, It cloar that "Par those who are assignment olarks will set down emwdiiwite ' in Adoption—Part 1 wee not their Job nor would H faced with the problem of mis •eme Moaian fre<^ it wiU not New G|erks ceaes for trial only If counsel have mode things easlsr or bit use of OCX, ths Church stands for at ) c ^ one rids is reedy to * Th5“ nd‘5.^?5‘ • S f lb assist in caring for tho brnitod «• •ddroa clalroad "? ter for Martha. . proceed'wben eellad. ]m i^NT,Fi9^l Adjournment Eyed ------lauene lor the tntl* aa m ww. and DEUVIRY But what about the eom- om end In helping thoao To Step Up otbar ndmlnletm* althoughrh thair total lax* munltyT What about that agsn- Involved in ra-estebllsnliling a .The directive makes it clear INI, ARTHUR BRUR Illegitimate oy of ths community most con- worthwhile Ufa." Incomo for Children toot If a cose oeslgned for trial t T IW if _able______Incomo otmed with ths moral rtgta A number of religious loed- By TASION O U M C D ad'upI’Up to noarlynoariy (TO.oqo, ors In ell tha established faiths Gmrt Pace Is not begun whan scheduled, ACMrdIng to and wrong of ths problems. It may be defaulted—unless trial iVWH (AB)-Aatheny the Oolondroo ahould how Ths Rsv, Dr. J, Manisy Shaw, In Manohester have said that 0, a ^yaar-oM Trum- pastor at South Msthodlsi they agree with Dr. Shaw’s HARTFORD (AP) >- Judges Is impoeslbls due to death or EATOW 9jr BOMOm> UB BUTON fpropriatton, wMeh eentaliw tfed (19,000 In Income taxaa for tnoaa Illness, 1215Va SILVM LANE. EACT HARTPORP •Btata and conatrue- Read Herald Adi, An, Increasing Problem Church says, "Soolsty haa statements, will be freed for more trial WAUmtqTON (AP) — Nowr l b ^ U.S. duaa to Unltod . and Ida wife have thrito y*M9' M a r ^ IS now on her way to Tha assignment system wtU Natkms, already haa ham a » ersatod agdnelSB for ths oaring work In Superior end Common that Um Wat dMdtock ov«r tor- tar the mahiso of sox. but those a heklltw lift to ell ep^er- begin Sept. 7. RAN Of. acted, but funda |o^ vattoSa ' BIAUXJLM BARLOW Aways the ease. It Just heppensdoolded to give the baby up for Pleas Courts under a now pro -ALL MEATS FRESH CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGEDI** •l(n aid Am boon teoken, moans do not froo tho Individ enoes. But whet happened to Cotter’s directive also pro V.N. agandaa are la the toraita 9ore than 240,200 chil that the need for service to un doptlon. Thersfore, at the uel either from his rsaponstbill- her son, the boy celltd Johnny? cedure ordered by Oeimtctlcut’a vides for toe appointment of eomr—Hwal iMdnra at* talk* aid appropriation maaaura. dren were bofn out of wed wed mothers was onswsred by ilrth tha eganoy took the baby Uos nor tho physlosi, monUl, new court ndministrntoi'. residing Judges In Hartford, FUEL OIL STORE HOURS: TUES.-WED. f4 ; THURS.ML f-9 Inf mom oonfldanUy «t rotng Tbara la other unflnltotod buslv thsm. ond placed It In one of Its fos nor spiritual rssults of his Associate Justice John P. Cot sw Haven and Bridgeport, homo aomo tiipf In 8«ptemb«r. naaa that eould delay adjeuna lock in the United States ter homea to await adoption. Galen Wrote of Soap ter of toe state Supreme Court GASOLINE lonata tHmooratlo Loador mant, Including: in 1961, the last year for When Martha reached her dooda." whose Jobs It will be to coordi SATURDAY 8 to 4 — fCLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) fifth month of pregnancy, she Martha returned home but "Ths problem of tho use of ordered Tuesday that) clerks be nate assignment and trial ac Mika Mananald aaya ha la ahoot- —A propoaad near lmmlgi%- which figures are com- went to Children’s Services as continued to see an agency BOX remains a personal rs ATHENS —■ The first records appointed in Hertford, New Ha tivities. Ths presiding Judge will inr tor adjoonunant around La Uen law pnaalng out .the baUen- {idete. In 1940, 89,600 illegi It wee the agency that could caseworker. She was helped to sponalbUlty of tho Individual, Ho of soap bring used as a washing ven and Bridgeport to take over also have power to order that bor Day e< tha aaaaton that haa al orlglni quota apBam. Tha become a more responsible, ms^ agent art found In the writint trial Aislgnment choree now BANTLY OIL aaan anaoimant o( mora Mglala- timate children were born. beet eervs her. The egenoy was can use it wisely aa a ersatlvs pre-trial proceedings begm In FRESH CUT Houaa Oommlttaa may olaar It able to arrange for her to go tore girl and Is now going to fores in his total Ilfs or ho may of IQelen, a Greek physician dona by the Judges. civil coses headed for trial. ( OMI’ N 'nN IM Itlon than any other ot recant today. TO be aura, there are mora college. lived In the Second century A.D. Cotter said the move will free lyaara. All major propoaala by people tn tha country than 31 to a metemity home In an dissipate It and thereby destroy ilgn- ,;;i ’MM,’-, - l i n n —A new farm program, now. other city. Tutoring was also Martha was not mode to suf ths higher values of homo and But there are earlier mentions Judges for t(ial woEc and will Ootter sold the seme oasl I Praaldant Johnaon that have being dabatod In tha Hwiaa. Ita yaara ago. But In 1940, of all of soap In the writings of PUtw assure that coses' would be ment procedures ahould be fol- •|KL. lil't IVi, coma up for a rota ao tar have blrtha, %.t% wara lllagUlmata, started, and she was able to re- fer any moral condemnation by of Ms personal achlovomonts In chanoaa ware Improved . Whm oslve her high school diploma. the agency, her doctor, or any Ufo," toe Elder, a First century A.D. ready for trial, lowed tn other peris of toe state I won approval. tha admlnlatratjon agMad to and tn 1961 the figura was Roman scholar. Under the hew pl'dcedure, the when necessary. l{«K'kvill«- >* / .1 t’.i /l Houaa Opaakar John W. Mo- allmlnato a oontrwveraw wheat B.696. Before the birth Martha de- of the p ^ l e concerned with Dr, Shaw wishes to maks CHICKEN LEGS Oormaok talka mora oonsarva- caitlfloata prtea Inoraaaa tliat Stnoa Adam and iBm brought tlvaly at wlndlnc up bualna had bean dubbed by opponmta Coin Into the woiH, lllegiU- "paniapa from Oapt 10 on.* aa a "bread tax." mata children have naan prob- ICcOormack'a data aaamad to —A augar bUl, on. Which tha Isma. But now that tha family I have mora takers than Mane* Houaa Agrteultura Oghimlttoa la raoognUad aa tha bu>c unit tiald'a. Soma skapUca, polntlnf starts woA ftoday. Suoh laglsla- of aU aootatloa of man,' those and BREASTS to high priority blila aUll on var tion,I, setting q u e ^ for (pralgn bom outalda tha family are au- ious runga of the leglalaUva lad andi domaauo stmUara. Iias rap tomaUcoily dented many of tha watch out for traffic-stopping der, aay Oongraaa can't gat aotadlyidly foroad aU-nHrbt or ax haslq banmts of aooiaty. through until aomaUma In Octo- tra-day saaalona whm Oongraaa Tha problem la giOwlng In tha |bar. is trying to adjourn. united IMatas os the llgurea in- But tha agraamant reached —Aid for higher adoeation. dloata. <7l0Ba to six ohtldron out iTliaaday by Ktkiaa and Senate Tha Rules Oonunittas la axpaet- of every 100 bom today are at conferaaa on reconciling the two ad to door tha biU In tlma for without a family. How many varalcnM of the foreign aid au- Houaa considaration next waah. will thara be whan that 100 are MMOOL FA8HiOH thortxatlon bill clears away one —Sllminatlon of tha Thtt^Iar- able to have 100 ot thair owh7 atubbom obstacle. The dlscus- tlay Act provlalon allowing slona had been going on inter Maybe tha future is too indef sutaa to loglalato m tha union' inite to maXa answars for U to mittently since June 18. The shop. Passed by the Bouse, this agreement came during the bill faces soma 4Ml ^ropooad day. But wlutt ora wa going to I eonfereaa* 14th meeting. do now wMh the problem of tha Jotmaort’a requests for foreign near quaftor mlUlon children laid totaled (8.489 billion. The thxt arc dahtad a full family 8 |K.M bUllon figure finally ap- Htvf athrt t t l*w Prtttii whan they enter tha world T I proved Includes (1.7 billion in rmnaNl If the problem is reduced to military aasistance abroad, tha Connecticut, the kids are only I remainder In economic aid. 1% of the Jotol. If we go even Both chambers are expected further and reduce It to the clr- COMBO iprompUy to approve the com culaUon area of The Herald, we promise. which comes up for need only solve the problem for Fine For The acUon in the House probably about 200 children. Outdoor Barbecue! Thursday. The principal issue Sale Only 200 Wds! ? MANCHESTER resolved was the duration of the Before We can think' of help (QUARTERS) authortoaUon. The conferees ing theaa children, we muat finally took the House version — know what 1s being done now. one year only — but the House • aa aaa aS boa iWq am ^ I s article, and two others to negotiators agreed to support a MiHBtii idditigabs aaaMm «a flwad U fUIow, will try to pose the longer-term authorisation next Mitotod Wtofrftoi Is aa «U various problems and their pos \ Machine Sliced I time. kto Am haN p U m * % t t f fks alble solutions by following a Tha authorisation bill, how- SMOaflsUh•sea tsadMam, wfyarl ya* am Ida I ever, only sets a maximum for R»a»t,.** M-(aa*aA ymt asat ^ b y named Johnny from his «N diaAsia. Ttof tWi 8lm*(| unhappy mother to his final ORIGIKN1T8 orlon heather-tone the actual appropriation, which ■8W wg arjff gw ^ home. I must be considered later. Martha, Johnny’s mother, is cla&sic sweaters dyed-to-match Some members of Congress r.«W ttif m K//Xm. iM m, JAYMEE box pleat plaid wool I art unhappy about the U.S. de tOm Ul mmmmm «Iw WaM unmarried. She lives In the area cision not to try to deprive the The Herald serves. Her iden skirt. (Also in herringbone tweeds, AMERICAN Soviet Union, France and other ***Helanca la the raglataiad tity Is safe because what hap checks and solid heather tones). pened to Martha happened and countries delinquent In their TM of the Hebert^ 7-14 pullover ! | | | United Nations peacekeeping Patent Corp." to happening to many glrle. assessments of their votes In the Martha, at 17, became preg cardigan (not shown) RT |U.N. Assembly. nant out-of-wedlock during Her Every year someone makes senior year In her high school. 7-14 skirt DO I the gesture of trying to elimi (jJsddon, She Is a pretty, bright girl Who pre-teen skirt lb. nate or reduce U.N. funds In the DRUG COMPANY thought ehe was in love with a CHEESE appropriation bills. This year cdossmate. A the effort niay be pushed hard- SOI Main St.—MS-SSSl She and . the boy discussed |er. TBq State Department ap- marriage. Both hod plans for JACK TEEN tapered slack of college. Marriage would end bonded wool and AMY PETERS 1^// Beeff Fresh Ground them. They took a closer .look drip-dry cotton print shirts for .lit each other and realised how pre-teens. The sign of. really young they were. Hiey couldn't handle marriage, much shirt slacks $9 Ikas a child. confident hom wing '* Marriage would have been He easy, neat solution. Many MIDDLEDALE prints madras U 5oung people In their situation plaid on corduroy coordinates U namburg do It every year. Often the S Flannel-lined jacket slacks . i. since moniage is successful, but 1878 Martha and her friend decided plus cap. that it wouldn’t do for them. slacks, 4-6x, 2.SO 7-12 S 3 More than million HAVE Now what could ehe do ? Who people put their trust in could help her? jacket, 4-6x, $ 5 7-12 S S the HFC tign every year. The sources of help afS. more cap • 2 .S O TUCKS... numeious than meet glris real 10 Lbs. A sure lign—of fast and iee. Friends and family an friendly loon service usually the most eager to help, G backed by 87 yean of but often are Just aa Ignorant RUSS TOGS skimmer jumper of G experience. ■ Today over gtoout what to do as the girl. wide-wale corduroy, blue or bur 1400 HFC branch offices Her pastor, priest, or rabbi gundy . . . with matching cotton \Armours Star WILL may be the best source of sol print blouse. , serve the money needs of people from cout to coast. For kce and usually can offer com an loans, look to the sign ot the oldest company—HFC. plete lnformc., Vsn--Straw., NaopaOtaa, tucked bib, stretch belt. .loea. But It will serve only dyed-to-match JAYMEE tattersall COaealata^ Pistachio, Ooftea, Batter Oaiwnel.' Blue or brick, jr. 7-16. $ l f f Catholic mothers unless the check drum skirt. Pre-teen sizes, father of the baby Is Catholic, sweater, S8 skirt, S8 •4 Orange Pineapple, Bam Rnlgln, Stmwbeetyr The Jewish Social Service of- Budding, Cherry v^aidlla, Bloek C h ei#, Clwnry Boe in Hartford aleo serves the , flannsx H^t. Black BMpbeny, Dutch Apple, B. ^cked shift of blue or brick Manchester area. Its services Kmc sad CANDY—Mnpto Wainnt, PeiaSa;' optional leather Ota ths some as the other two agenolea. i t will help non-Jew- - ' Hii^t-otter Almond, *- - Chocolate- - • Chip, - L „ belt, Jr. siscc 7-15. $ 1 S H. PRIMROSE flower embroidered,' ■■j'l Okosawte Almond, Chocolate Batter Chip, Iffii mothers but only Jewish eouples oen adopt the agency’s full-fashioned wool pullover with WPPMTH—Strawberry, Chocolate, DU. CheeUaikeeUata, Coffm ihtldran. the fringe on bottom. Blue on ~ ' ich, Butterseotch, Wild Cherry,. WantoninMew " F**'! •klrted shlrtdress with \A11 of the agencies respect white, sizes for 7 to 14 (S, M, L). Bmvharry, Coffee Mocha, Choc.I. MarafcmaBaw, ...... front. Dacron cotton the eacreoy that most of the young motnera dsslre. Their fee# • 1 0 in rust or fog. Missea' 10-18. XN Muisd on the girl's ability a A vil^i^ at your nearest Royal Ics Crsaai Dsalsr’a $ ! • to pay, and. In fact, they often help support girls If (DAL Young World— I Stors, or phono us for farther infermatfon , . . a » t • la very poor financial condition None of them sot themselves Manohester and Corbins Comer) Other Country Miss dresses in paisIevB floraia rWanir. u ap as Judges of tha girls. All Fin* For Tht" j„„r S K . ' %^gtoaiS 'iw tr odvloa end guidance In rs' Outdoor Batbccuol lOEORERpI turning to normal life after the COMTANY •ilrthTlTielr more concrete serv "Ro(f€d lets include medical cere, living -arrangements, and even Job DAVIDSON A LIVINTHAL tfilaoement None «reisure t WS BK0EBVB TUB KIOHT TO UMIT qVANTITnBS a lIAHinrAOTiJBKD IN MANCHESTKR BINOE lEwi a •firt to i^ve the baby up f MANCh)ESTER PARKADE IINS CORNER. WEST HARTFORD MaaoEaetsran a( OBPITELU'S -BANqVKr SPUMOPr’ idj^Uoptlon. DAVIDSON A LEVENTHAIs }pOnen Wed., TFVUis Thuw.; A'.Fri. Nights _ till 9 -foot that two of Open Wed., Thurs^ Fri, Nights till 9 PM C IS EFFECTIVE THUR54 FRI. and SAT. MANCHMTER FARKADI have rellgloua restrio- Mon., Tuee,, Sat.-^lO tp fl’ ' ^ e s . ana Sat.—^0 A.m. to.6 p.m. 87 WARREN STREET—PHONE <49-5888 unique to ^ e | fcfc * but Is not al- i) U.S. Ambassador to' say, but all It takes for any of us to rsaHM that IRanrlf^Bt^r waiving eny right to recover, approved peynunt c f |3,078.N be erected on the roof o f the neither our naUonal policy nor our ovm South Windior Jimmy^ Chairman Frsnela J. Naatoe in edndnietraUve blUa, building in the Bullivan Ave. EvntittQ Ifrrdik fsslings have ever really been looat^ read a letter frean 'the publle In elementary school bUla and Shopping Center. Tlita ta a OK on that high plane U for us to read tha building oommleeioa, stating In high echoal bttto, for sons. Hst o f nations who are In arrears and Warner Says Bus Routes^ that, beoauee o f a slieet m etu the month o f August. workers strike, there was apoe- Mn. Romeyn reported that Maneheetor Bvaateg ReraM Who, K ths original United SUtss poei- BresHn atblUty that the B i Terry Bcnool South Windsor eui'ieeeuiidexl, Invitatione to tho Boptombor tkm Aould b « adhered to and be ao- would not be ready for occu cotiferenoo on oduoatlon hevo Anne Iqrom, U L d4*-M M . (Ooetlnued V N ieS ) School Districts^ Settled ootded a vtotory, would henceforth be pancy when eohool reeumea. bom nultad to tho proeMent of Tapx Helpt Biographer ‘the letter eeld that, al denied the right to vote in the U.N. U»ey/irours for good?” 4B local orgeniaatlone end a ^ e a Warner, mpertntsiid-f middle school and high echool though the obuwroome would be ohurahes, eaking each to eond NEW YORK — inetortana A CAR mOM RAUL Ddl^i^i PONTIAC / General Assembly and thereby' be In ito Tralnewi. W e’ve ent of Bohoola, reported to the level. ready for oooupanoy, the lava- vited to pay up or get out. red them for 14 weeke. W e’ve board of eduoatlon loot night on from on# to three repreeiAta- art turning more and mors to The board approved Warner’s torlsa would not bs useable be- Uvee to the eonfarmoe. the tape recorder' aa a way of tSur. ______The Hit of nations, with the amounts ot gome more work to do than bus routes and eohool dlatrlot cauae of the abeenoe o f vento i®y f e l sent Into companies. rqcommendatlon that the open- Zening AppeMs preeerrtng the style end per ALL MAKES owed, -goes ss follows: Soviet Union, S boundaries tor the oomlng t u of kindergarten be poe^on- which imiat be Installed to aatle- sonality of noted flfursa. One They don’t go as a unlt.'^ school year, fy health requlremento, Tha Boning bou d o f appeals "issni'Yiiis?* 163,236,888; France, 817.752,668; the ‘5 ^ ere they?" •d until Monday, Bept. 18. will hold a public hearing to expleins that since the era o f Warner said that, wKh the Warner said he had spoken iontlw .. Ukraine, 88,049,135; Poland, $4,322,387; •3 don’t know. KaJf o f (tum A copy o f a letter from pub night at 8 at the Wapplng tha long personal letter ended, ALL MODELS hrN MontlM exception of three unfulfilled re lic building conunteelon chair with the construction super' today's short, mattor-of-Caet n* Month ... Blementary Bchool to consldor % Caecdioalovakia, $4,069,688; Belgium. Already quests, he haa been able to work men. W alter Joeneuu to town intendent, and wee told that the oommunlcatlona art ssldom re- jeec. They go AWCKL three applications. $3,371,661; Hungary, $2,257,074; Byelo outboundary ohanges to the aat- attorney Frank Ahearn was sheet metal work could be com vealing for biographical pur- THH AbSJSu TOd ’ p R M „ u« ^ / nke nothing. Bo many o f them Firestone Tire A Rubber Co., USE OUR ONE OR 7W6 YEAR russia, $2,107,165; South Africa, $1,117.- letaoMon of svetyone eonoomod, read, requeeUng. Ahearn to dd- pleted In a matter o f a few represented by Edward Kuehn, possa have gone off Tm worried about daya, and that, since the atrike 647; Rumania, $926,994; Cuba, $690,- it getUn’ to me. Til wake up CHing more efficient eohadul- vtae the E ld in g o< Is asking a variance to allow • X . ««lll*d to It or "0‘ "“t- Ing, Warner said that no addi the et^e to be taken to correct had been eattled yesterday, LEASINO PLAN ■ In ihli paper and alao tht local a«wa pub* 633; Yemen. $127,129, and Albania, night and run away my- a gesollna station and a limited tional buses wlU be required the eondltlon Of the high school there wee no reason that the tepsiraris license in an indus £AU* i ASlii of ropubUcntlon opodn) din- $95,952. over the number used lis t year, building roof. The roof o f the vents could not be installed by trial son# at Shepard Industrial itchc* heroin nre nlio reeervea.______It takes no great imagination to de *> thsy nai t/fhvf" two-and-fr-half year old building the proposed o ^ t o ig date. Park, John Fitch Blvd. „ nothing;, i ^ e r y time despite inoreeeed enrollment The Herald PrlntlnfnUIIK Com ly. Inc.. — and additional traneportatton tor Board member Mrs. Jane il reeponnlolUtr (or typo- cide that If the original list of United ^oy! . .tatod end tta v Joseph B. Blgos is asking a numee no financial klndergaiten oMIdven. Board member Denial P. Cav Romeyn aqgg^k^ that a let temporary and conditional per PAUt DODGE ippenrlnc In aovcrtlementn Nations culprits who were In arrears graphical error* a •tart, w tO to g eround and goln’ anaugh moved that Ahearn be ter be sent to 'the public build aM other reading matter In The Mnneheetet placee 1 get worried. You see Board member Mrs, JuHa mit to allow a weldtag buotaess Evening Herald. ______- had been limited to France, Belgium, Durtg suggested a "lato" bus oakM to determine where lie ing commiealon reminding them In a reeidentiaf sons on Ms prop them welKln'. They may never billty for the roof Ilea end to that a preliminary coot estimate Pull aervlce client of N. K. A. South Africa and Yemen, the United come baok." lor middta echool students who erty at 132 Griffin Rd. This is PONTIAC Publlah. ni f*S States would never have found Itself may havo oxtra-currieular ao- advise ths bberd of the stops for the middle school hod been a A-30 sons. Mathews Special Agency — New York. CW- they ell like ttiM?’' necessary to b i ^ about a cor- requested by the board by Bept. Inspired to spend a whole year of its •'XbAoati nevw Mjr 04at. Tve tivtties that keep them after South Windsor Bank A Trust $73 Msln St MAKCHESTBR 649-2881 EMBER AUD& BUREAU OF CIRCUtA- eohool. Mie pointed out ttuit chil rectloA in tha eondltlon of the 1. Co., 1088 John Fitch Blvd., Is United Nations life suspending all been, tflth, th6m aroabKl here for TIONB. ______. dren who live somd dietance roof without delay end without In other buelneee, the board asking a variance for a sign to functioning of the United Nations Gen almqilt Aiveik^ I ’ve seen plenty ” Wsplay Overusing doling houiw: I stand' right up there from the school and who are Tor Monday • - 1 p.m. eral Assembly until these delinquent I and aQueece one off In withota ofher tranq^ortation For Tuesday — 1 p m. MonMT. may be unable to partiolpato in Ihor Wednesday — I P nations had paid up. . „bbra a lot of guys I For Thuraday — 1 p.nv Wedneaday. Perhaps, then, we can school or train : w o^lceep their bead in after - aohool actlvltiail beoause 985 MAIN STREET - TEL. 648-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6:30 P.M. w CLOSED MONDAYS For Friday - 1 p.m. Ihumday. of the traneportatton problem f i r Saturday — 1 g n ^ ourselves or somehow Indoctrinate our &aaal(ied deadline: 10:30 a.rrh *a ^ BdF <■ Bunt. Wbuner said, he would MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (-522-7201^ - 17 OAK ST., M ANCHESm i fubllcatlon except Saturday — 3 a.m. selves to think of the surrender of the look a to the matter an both the WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE -142 BAST CENTER STREET - TEL 649-7194 United States position, as announced by Wednesday, August 18 Ambassador Goldberg on Monday, as a aurrender to France and Belgium and South A fric i and Yemen rather than aa Sitting: In Judgment a surrender to Russia and her aatel- We can do with fewer a n g M ax- Htea. How do you like to dine? » planatlong of what went on In lioe Such acts o f Imagination may facili tate more comfortable thinking abont Our Gift Angeles, and a greater natloniU senBA From The Flee Of Sylvien Oflam e f common humility. the situation, but they do not cure its It U almoat as tragic aa uprising it realities. VIEW OF COLUMBIA LAKE, A GENERATION AGO 986 MAIN STREET WATKINS self for us to have, in Its aftermath, The realities are still, both long range AT WATKINS You'll find the setting at Watkins America’a two most famous clergymen, and short range, more negative than Gallery TEL. 648-5171 Martin lAither King and Billy oraham, positive. disagreeing whether the tragedy re Aa we give up our vendetta to deny SEMI-ANNUAL ...Semi-Annual Sale priced! \ sulted from evil conditions or from evil other nations the right to make their Inside Report own rules regarding what they shall Jimmy FURNITURE > men. It points no way forward to have pay Into the U.N. treasury, we an The Two Armies by such an outstanding pUMic figure aa nounce that we are now reserving to Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak former President Dwight Elsenhower ourselvea a similar right to make our Breslin own rules if we feel like it. {Mint to Los Angelea as a situation WASHINGTON—Weeks be As a result, the Labor Dspart* Aa we chide Russia for Ita failure nsulting from disrespect for law and SAIG O N — Cruz had a Sling ped it, lit it and sat back in his 'What can you do If they don’t fore the Negro ghetto of Loa ment never did release the re to honor the peace-keeping power and port. But In Washington, what SALE pother figure Hka Senator Robert made out of radio wire hanging seat. even get paid?” Angeles erupted in violence, in is suppressed almost always Kennedy contending thRt anybody Uv- authority of the General Assembly, from the top of the open door The helicopter landed at Oa "Is their food any good ?’’ tense debate over how to han ''A\onday's child is fair/' way on his side of the helicopter. Toh, where a company of Viet He made a face. Our captain dle such racial powder kegs finds Its way into print. Ing under su<^ dneumstanoes would In- which we ourselves helped create and Thus, the Moynihan Report He .stuck the black grlllwork namese troops: filed up the tail wa* in talking to their of was underway deep inside the enhance back in 1951, we are at the was raw material for an elo svltahly develop disrespect for law. barrel of an M-60 machine gun ficers about It the other day. Johnson administration. “ Monday’s child is fair of face,” so goes ramp and into the belly of a quent discussion of the Negro It is ridiculous to argue that what same time apparently planning to Join through the sling and out Into These kids were getting pork The pivot of this debate: The four-engine C-124 transport. problems in Theodore White’s the nursery rhyme, and now you can give Russia In future diplomacy which will the air. He pushed sunglasses every day for weeks. Lumps of Moynihan Report, a much aup- happened in Los A ^ e le a was either They sat on red canvas bucket "The Making of the President a fine Royal Worcester bone china mug over his eyes and looked down fat pork. You can’t feed troop# pressed, much leaked (Labor De particularly bad because Los Angelea shift the cehtor of U.N.' power away seats along the sides. ’Two lines 1964.” It was the basis for a for a child bom any day of the week. The the barrel of the gun at the col of them sat back to back down like that, but what can you do? partment document which had “ progress" in the field of advance from the General Asaembly, where three-page spread in the Aug. orless land under him. The land, the middle of the plane. 'When Somebody's stealing the money Btrips away usual equivocations nursery rhyme on one side, a girl or boy on toere are now too many small nation 9 Newsweek. A U PI dispatch ment for the Negro, or parUcuVarly Jus the Mekong Delta, went for they took off their helnfets, for the food.” and exposes the ugly truth the other, are hand paint members for both our tastes, back to He leaned over and spit on quoted liberally from the "ae- tified because conditions there were miles. black straggly hair fell onto about the big-city Negro's cret’’ report last week end. ed under glaze. Won't actually still ths extreme coiiditlbns of 'th e Security Council, where we two big Flat, with lines cutting it Into their foreheads. They began to the floor. plight. “They steal the money and The most Important “ leak," wash or wear off. A powers can be sure we control thlnga domino-shaped fields, nothing lean on each other, their feet Some Admin is trartlon of however, went over Wtrti’a a ghetto. feed them crap and then one of “ must” for every favor seemed to be growing in it. Then sprawled into the aisle. M obI n^ ficials view the report aa a head Into tha White House. There are not, unfortunately, degrees like big powers should. "■ us haa to go out with them and a cloud moved across the sky them were asleep before the political atom bomb certain to Presidential advisors — particu ite grandchild! Semi-An Our target in the long fight over U.N. .risk his life.” 0 t equality. , and It reflected on each piece ramp was pulled up. produce unwanted fallout— larly Bill D. Moyera, the chief nual Sale priced, too. There is ne such thing as a good flnancsi was not the rule and the law, of land as it went over and now "Y oii know,” he said, "this la The plane landed at Tan Son mainly by bringing up the moet policy factotum — were fasci Shop Your Gift (lallery ghetto. - but Rupala. I f that indicates that we you could see that the whole the third one of these things I ’ve Nbut field outside of Saigon. taboo aubjeert In civil rights: nated. This produced President place was olive-drab water. Ca I t came to a h alt The en Preferential treatment for Ne for gifts for every occa It la unimportant to difcuas whether have Indeed, therefore, had some good played in—‘Europe, Korea. To Johnson's moving June 4 com nals ran through the watery get things done in this one Just gines shut down and the ramp groes. mencement address at Howard • ». sion and accessories for pr not criminals and Communlgta .had rsMoiv to surrender to the will of the land at intervals. drives you crazy.’’ in the back of the plane came But others (and they Include University here. Using ths Moy •/ )■' your own home. Gifts are U.N. “ ^nsensus” that we not win such Cruz, his hands on the guH, a role in the violence that took place, in ■ *TIow did you get stuck for dosvn. Outside, the afternoon key figures in the 'White House) nihan Report as a source, the Attractively wrapped. a battls, there ,1s no rationalization kept looking for motion. There rain was a wall of white water. feel that the Moynihan Report Los Angeles. Of course they did, as this with all that service?’’ President for the first time dis Come in and browse! was none. Then his head moved. "We’U sit here for an hour might open the door to new cussed the degeneration of Ne- w rely as infections plays a role in a which can make the situation a very “I didn’t get stuck. I volun •There you go," he said, "look waiting for transportation," ideas and avert continuous g;ro fam ily life and called a wound that has never been w aAed happy or auspicious one. And when teered.” at that.” the sergeant said. “They’re tak guerrilla warfare in Negro White House conference thii fall out. Ambassador Goldberg pledges, as he Straight down a string of “W h y?" ghettoes. to deal with it. “Because I’m a soldier." ing this company to a barracks In an Early American room ? It is unseemly of any aide to sMk its did Monday,. that “the United States sticks hugged the bank of a ca someplace.’’ The report atems from ths Since then, sociologists, psy "That's a good answer.” own particular alibi for what' happened is prepared to join in a fresh drive to nal. The kid who had taken the bIg-cIty N egro riots last sum chiatrists, and Negro leaders “Sampans. Sitting ell by "You say that now. It takes a mer, That violence was deep have trooped in and out of tha in Los Angeles— either the alibi of con help the United Nations gather new eiga’i’otte from the eerg;eant got t :' themselves.” he said. “Nobody’s war to make people say that. ly disturbing to Daniel P. (Pat) White House to prepare the strength until the rule of law is uni up and walked to the head of Table, 4 chairs - 5 pc 2IOd ditions or the aUbi o f special human around here anyplace and all of Otherwise a soldier’s a bum. I tlU ramp. He looked out at tha Moynihan, a liberal intellectual conference. versally accepted,” one welcomes the a sudden we got sampans. The TlUalns out to cause trouble. was on East Baltimore Street rain, then he took o ff his hel and political who then was A s These talka have oonflrmed CUPBOARD 215. The trouble is that this Is America sentiment and the pledge, but hopes VC travels by sampan around one night and a guy says to me, met and put It on the floor. He sistant Secretary of Labor (he that It's easier to define prob ♦ here. Damn. Look at them. •You’re living off the country. and that it hasn’t even begun to get that Wartilngton has something better pulled a fatigue cap out of his resigned last month to run for lems then solve them. They ac He kept looking down his gun You’re just a bum.’ That’s what president o f the New York City knowledge the basic need for where it has to get, and that it la go in prospect than going back to a domi hip pocket said put it on. He did If your choice is the sturdy,, rugged $tyl« of 0)^ at them, and the helicopter went a soldier Is. Just an Ignorant not turn around to see If the Oouncll). Viewing the riots as male-directed discipline In N e 2 6 - 5 0 ing to take everything everybody haa nance of the Security Council in which straight down and the sampans bum when there's no war. But Vietnamese captain was looking seemingly unconnected parts of gro ghettoes. But how to get It? In the finest New England, then Moosehead solid maple is foe youl to kedH us trying to move toward that both we and Russia could be sure the went out of view. now, Oh! W e love you.’’ at him. The kid walked straight a revolution by the nation’s Ideas ranged from the minimal “ ■\Vhat can you do?” Crux PIANO AND ORGAN STUDIO There's no end of pieces to choose, from, for dinettes aventual destination without too mudi United Nations was keeping Its nose One of the Vietnamese sol down the ramp and he was run most submerged class, Moynl- (using men instead of women to said. “We don’t know who they han began probing unanswered deliver welfare checks) to tha as well as dining rooms. Here's a typical grouping sorrow along the way. out of any particular big power busi diers was up from his seat. Hie ning when he was at the bot solid maple are, so we can’t shoot at them.’’ thick Ups parted Into a smile questions. radical (lowering military re 17 OAK ST - 643-5171 ness of our own. tom. He disappeared In the rain. shown in an authentic Early American setting. . .but If, in such an hour, our highest moral He left go of the machine giui when he saw the sergeant take While he ran away from the He wondered, for instance, quirements to get more Negro and civic leadership can do no better and fumbled under his flak jack out cigarettes. plane anfl went to his girl, the why in a time of decreasing youths out of the ghetto and In dining room you can buy? yob don't have to buy it as shown here. Choosy any than cut itself up into endleaaly angled- et to get at a cigar. He unwrap- “ Ah,” the kid smiled. sergeant stared at the two car unemployment, the plight of to the Arm y). pieces separately: 38x5&" Duckfoot Teble opens to The heart of the problem is diagnosis of the problem we fM e, what "H ere,” the sergeant said. bines the kid left against the the urban N e g ^ was getting Ban Days The kid came over, took a cig wall. worse—not better. His answer: far tougher. Moynihan bellevea Like the very best for your maple Early American 76 inches with two leaves, $98. Duxbury Windsor better can we expect of supposetBy less A 78-page report (based large the public erroneously com The mid-August lake water is black A Thought for Today arette and leaned over for a "Why did they have to pick dining room? Then see the Beals Collection of solid side chairs $26.95 and matching arm chair $33.95 gifted and supposedly less responsibls Ught. He straightened up. this place for a w ar?” he said. ly on unexciting Census Bu pares the Negro minority to the instincts who are doing the actual liv and green, from dawn to dusk, full of Sponsored by the Manchester "Number wan.” A thln-faced American mas reau statistics) revealing the Jewish minority. When discrimi maple, made by Maine craftsmen in the tradition of Table, arm chair and 3 side chairs for $210: The big shadows and movements nobody makes. Council o f Churches He said this Is an army say ter sergeant carrying two car breakdown o f the Negro fam natory bats were lowered, Jews Old New England, from sturdy mountain maple. Here 49-inch ci/pboard with its authentic scrolled open ing Inside the problem? were ready to move. But the ing meaning very good. bines came In and sat by the ily. He showed that broken are just a few o f the open stock pieces: 44 x 60 x A ll of us altUng in judgment should The sky Is low and changeless, all Implicit message of tha Mosmi- “ You got a girl?’’ the Idd door. “ Look at this,” he said. homes, illegitimacy, and fe shelf top has nine drawers, one lined for silverwarOi day long. Someone has said that many han Report la that ending dis 69-inch table (more leaves at $10 each) $154.50. Dux- aiore properly be on our knees. was asked. "They just walked o ff and leH male-oriented home life were $215. Use the base of cupboard as a buffet, $139.50. people live lives of quiet des crimination Is not nearly enough bury braced-back Windsor arm chairs $36.50; match ’ The ailk line slips blackly into ths "A h,” he smiled. Number wan them out there standing against central to big-city Negro prob dark water. peration. Sin and pain and sor lems. for the Negro. But what is ing side chairs $26.50. 45 x 70-inch cupboard with row have a terrifying Im Saigon.” a wall.” enough? But when Moynihan wanted Down into the darimess the hook mediacy. This is all too often H e smiled and went back to The back o f his neck was red three drawers and three door cabinet base, $289. Use At The United NatioM his seat. and criss-crossed with wrinkles. to release the report, he was The phrase "preferential Buy any pieces from Open Stock carries, a' dark green frog. true If we face It alone. But treatment’’ implies a solution the cupboard base as a buffet, $169. Table, arm “'What can you say about The fatig:ue cap was pulled stopped by hla boss — Secre The United Statee, In Ambasaador Ih e line takes ita knot over the dark we need not stumble on a far afield from the American chairs, 8 side chairs, and cupboard, 6 pieces $509. them'?’’ the sergeant said. “H aif down over his eyes. Little veins tary of Labor Willard Wertz, solitary way nor fight the un dream. The white majority Goldberg’s first Important moment at green edge o f the boat^ tary of Labor Willard Wlrtz. •k even battle unaided. What the time they won’t even get broken by whisky bottles stood would never accept It and Ad the United Nations, has abandoned' an' Somewhere down below. In the deep touches us has touched Him. paid. Then they give thrir out on his cheeks. This one was expressed fear that evidence of Negro Hleg:itlmacy would be ministration officials keep tbeir effort to enforce the letter qt U n it^ dark, the black, green greed of a small Our afflictions are His. We money to some guy who geto an old soldier. fingers crossed that the forth sent to the post office to mall ‘T il say one thing for them," grist for racist propaganda Nations law on Its own members. In mouthed basa has taken the bait and need not WRlk alone. In God coming White House confei% we have divine fellowship and it home for them. And the guy he said. “They eure as hell can mills. Beyond this, other of favor of the hope of pennHting Um begun to run with I t ence won’t even mention it. everlasting hope. comes back and says he lost it aleep a lot.’’ ficials believed Moynthan's re spirit of the United Nations to survtve Yet, the Moynihan Report bi- nmt, for the farm boy of yeetoiyear, ■Capt. William D. MacLeaa or something. And the govern port would stir up trouble by evltably leads to p o si^ the and perhaps rebuild. would be wtMit he would know as a bass Hie Salvation Army ment says it isn’t responsibls. (See Page Nine) defining InsoluaMe problems. question Accordingly, the Inter ’This looks like a risky venture. How day. nal debate about h ^ to deal •an the United Nations hope to pro Bau days were tbs finest days of all with the report — and the prob /d- In a setting of Who defy the Unltad Nations? ,quently quickened at hearing the brave man and 'Theise textile peoduti-. at our studio !! i The answers to suNO MONEY DOWN NCHES On Anything SEARS You Buy On wm Opening Soon! x()i;i^rcK AM) CO Credit at Sears ( ^ q a n O c We Must Sell Out Our Present Stock... Shop Early For These Fantastic Buys APPLIANCES -CARPETS • HOME MODERNIZING NEEDS • SPORTING GOODS -HARDWARE -HOUSEWARES Hundreds Of Iteihs At Deep Cut Prices! NO MONEY DOWN ON SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN 8 KEMOVAl SALE SOME ONE-OF-A-KINl>--SQME. SCRATCHED, DENTED, DISPLAY MODELS s p o r tin Q g o o d s HARDWARE REDUCED
‘ Quantity NOW Qaauthy Rag. NOW DOOR LOCK SET. JIMMY PROOF 11 4.99 2.22 lOlx 18' 3-ROOM UMBRELLA TENT. 1 Used, no poles 15.88 DOOR LOCK SET 43 2.49 1.22 45 HP. OUTBOARD MOTOR. Slightly used 1 669.00 388.00 STEEL U W N RAKE 27 1.39 99c 12 HP. OUTBOARD MOTOR, New 2 339.00 228l00 8 PC. SCREWDRIVER SET 21 3.88 2.99 6 99e 44c CAMPER TRAILER 1 750.00 488.00 U W N SPRINKLERS, IdMl For Small Lowm LAWN SPRINKLER 7 1A9 66c i r X11- UMBRELLA TENT. Used, no poles 1 100.00 12A8 GLUING CLAMP 5 2.99 1.99 10- X14 -HIGH WALL TENT. Used, with poles 1 175.00 120JK) 3 PIECE SCREWDRIVER SET 11 99c 55c 5 149.00 A NEW 12' ALUMINUM BOAT 123.00 DADO INSERT 12 2,19 1.11 FISHING BOOTS 10 9.99 4J8 15 10.99 COLDSPOT FREEZERS — AIR CONDITIONERS GROOVER and DADO CUTTER 5J1 KENMORE WASHERS & DRYERS TED WILLIAMS TACKLE BOX 7 21.99 8J8 STAPLER TACKER 20 8.99 4A6 B alt CaattOF 10 22.99 ,• 12 CU. R . UPRIGHT FRKZER • 5,000 ITU DELUXE AIR CONDITIONER 16 4.99 • KENMORE WRINOBi WASHER • KENMORE 2-SPEED AUTOMATIC WASHER TED WILLIAMS FISHING REEL B-'X’mu' O nam ate. 5A8 STpEL TAPE. SC 2.44 PROSTLESS MODEL. 1 ONLY. lO N LY . lONLY. CO AA REG. PRIC;E $169.95. 1^7 U 11 6.79 REG. PRICE 99.95. 9T«UU IieTJ r ICE 249.95. ' 179.00‘ NOW. ftEG. PkiCE 1229.95. STEEL TAPE, lOF 4.11 • KENMORE DELUXE AUTOMATIC WASHER REFRIGERATOR PRICES SLASHED! • 15 CU. FT. CHEST • 6,500 in i AIR ^bNDinONEI 30 4.99 ODAUXE 2.SPEB) WRINGER WASHER 1 ONLY. 1 ONLY. 1 ONLY. ^ PENCIL FUM E BURNER HEAD 2A7 REG PRICE 239.95. 199.00 • COLDSPOT 11 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR • 16 CU. FT. FROS1LESS REFMGERATOR REG. PRICE 8199.95. REG. r a C E $199.95. ♦159 IS 2.99 M ^TO C S 179.95. 139*00 WATER METER 1.44 • KENMORE ELECTRIC DRYER • 15 CU. FT. CHEST FRKZR • 8,500 BTU DaUXI AIR CONDmONOI 1 ONLY. RE^iraiCE 199.95. 159.00 RE6.^PRICE 429.95. 319.00 45 1.99 • KENMORE AUTOMATiC WASHER 1 ONLY. lONLY. 4170 MITRE BOX and CORNER C U M P 99c REG. PRICE 99.95. 79.00 • COLDSPOT 12 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR REG. PRICE $219.95. I # 7 lONLY. 100 AA • 16 CU. FT. FROS1LBSS RBVIGBtATOR REG. PRICE 1229.95. 2.49 G • DS.UXE ELECTRIC DRYER 1 ONLY. 8 REG. PRICE 159.95. I a 7 * V U 1 ONLY. 770 AA • 11,000 BTU DELUXE AIR CONDITIONIR CLOSET AUGER 1.23 1 ONLY. REG. PRICE 259.95. 229.00 REG. PRICE 429.95. OXT.UU • 17 C U . FT. COLDSPOT FREEZER REG. PRICE 199.95. 169.00 • COLDSPOT 14 CU. FT. FRO SILESS UPRIGHT MODEL. lO N LY. 4 7 1 0 30 1.89 87c • KBIMORfi 2.SPEED, 3.CYCLE • 16 CU. n . FROSTLBSS REFRIGERATOR 1 ONLY. REG. PRICE $319.95. REG. PRICE $269.95. X 17 SOLDERING TIP AUTOMANC WASHER • DELUXE ELECTRIC DRYER 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR • COLDSPOT DEHUMIDIPIER • •9.99 77.00 1 ONLY. 1 ONLY. 1 ONLY. R E l^ m C E 399.95. 339.00 • 5.000 BTU AIR C O N D m O N O I 9" BENCH SAW REG. PRICE 229.95. 189.00 REG. PRICE 209.95. 169.00 REG. PRICE 299.95. 249.00 1 ONLY. 1 ONLY. 7 124.99 • 14 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR with lee Maker • 14 CU. FT. 2-DR. DaUXE REFRIGERATOR REG. PRICE $149.95. REG. PRICE $79.95. 10" BENCH SAW 99.00 WITH ICE MAKER. 1 ONLY. 7 7 0 AA 1 ONLY. 7 7 0 A A 12 102.99 88.00 HOUSEWARES — CARPETS REG. PRICE 349.95. X/7.UU REG. PRICE 399.95. O J7.U U BAND SAW • 14 CU. FT. 2-DOOR RBWGERATOR • 16 CU. FT. FROSTLESS REFRIGERATOR SAVE ON aECTRIC FIXTURES. PAINT 83 3.99 1.87 FROSTLESS MODEL. 1 ONLY. 7 0 0 AA PRUNING SHEARS Quantity Was REG. PRICE 379.95. X 7 7 . U U RE^PRICE 419.95. 359.00 Quantity Was NOW ANIMAL COOKIE JARS 19 2.49 m 88c PLASne TAPE •3 1.09 33c 1 HOME MODERNIZATION, PLUM8ING PASTRY BRUSH 50 29e 7e FLASHLIGHT BAHERIES 96 12e 8c Quantity Was NOW 2 ------64 1.79 11 9.99 4J7 GARBAGE DISPOSAL 18.88 TRASH BURNERS 2 F o r 1*80 20 W AH UTILITY UGHT t 5 3.99 1.87 LIGHTED MEDICINE CABINET 14.88 CANISTER 48 49c 25c 20 W A H STRIP UGHT i r X 30" SWIM POOL 18.88 CHARCOAL GRILL WITH REDWOOD TRIM 23.88 ALL DISPLAY UGH T FIXTURES 2 0 ^ OFF 21 4.99 gal. IF X 48" SWIM POOL 77.00 CHARCOAL GRILL WITH REDWOOD TRIM 31.88 SHARP and SHINGLE PAINT om.2 .2 2 30 GAL NATURAL GAS WATER HEATER 48.00 PAINT THINNER 27 1.09 gal. ChU. ACRILAN BROADLOOM. Buy all you wont 84. Y4.5.99 30 Gal. Nahiral Gas Water HMrtwr, DiHux. 58.00 TIRPOLENE 87 1J9gal. CM. 88c 12 X 12 GREEN WOOL WILTON 1 160.00 119.99 60.00 1 . 249.95 141.00 80 GAL WATER HEATER PAINT SPRAYER 28.00 12 X 15 BEIGE WOOL WILTON 1 213.14 155.00 1 B J P . — U SED ^ 100 f t HOSB AND GUN S' TUB, GREEN S' WHITE STEEL TUB 28.00 9 X 12 BRAIDED RUG 3 32.95 24.00 1 Polishers. Sewing Machines. Vacuum Cleaners | 24" BATHROOM VANITY LAVATORY 44.00 8 X 10 9.99 9 12 UNC^ENAMEL RUG 5.00 Quantity W« NOW SUMP PUMP 18.00 TV. RADIO and STEREO PRICES CUT! 48.00 ELECTRIC POWER SWEEP 3 24.00 19.81 BUILT-IN GAS RANGE SAVE ON GAS & ELECTRIC RANGES Quantity Was NOW 2 29.95 22J1 OIL FIRED BOILER 19" PORTABLE TV 1 129.95 96.00 FLOOR POUSHERS 99.00 • 20" KENMORE ELECTRIC RANGE • 30" DB.UXE GAS RANGE 3 34.91 GARAGE DOOR OPENER 1 VACUUM CLEANER TANK 24.00 1 ONLY. lO N LY. 23" CONSOLE TV. Mahogany Cabinet 259.95 198.00 a s s o r t e d m e t a l b a s e 1/3 Off REG. PRICE 119.95. REG. PRICE 219.95. 1 69.95 89.00 169.00 wMi AM-FM VACUUM CLEANER, UPRIGHT 39.00 * WALL KironilN CABINBTS STEREO CONSOLE hi BSabofaiiF or W dnt 6 229.95 # 3 0 " BUeCTRIC RANGE • 30" DaUXE KENMORE CLASSIC RANGE 176.00 4 99.00 1 ONLY. with AM * FM B .M . 3.00 PORTABLE DISHWASHER ELECTRIC MODEL. 1 ONLY. 1 AA STEREO CONSOLE 1 249.95 USED SEWING MACHINES REG. PRICE 149.95 109.00 REG. PRICE 299.95. I7 T .U V In M^M* 197JI0 HmuI only: IVwle In* BUILT-IN ELECTRIC OVEN 181.00 3 49.95 # 30" GAS RANGE • 30" KENMORE GAS CLASSIC RANGE PORTABLE STEREO 6 T7M SEWING MACHINE CABINETS 24.00 48.00 1 ONLY. 1 ONLY. OX.A AA GUN TYPE OIL BURNER ■I REG. PRICE 169.95. 129.00 REG. PRICE 299.95. X 07 .U U CLOCK RADIO I 9.97 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE 8 79.H 49JS SWIMMING POOL FILTER UM #30" DaUXI GAS RANGE • 30" KENMORE ELECTRIC CLASSIC RANGE TAPE RECORDER 1 >.m63c lO N L Y . 1 ONLY. OOA AA 107.00 VACUUM CLEANER ATTACHMENTS GAS W A a FURNACE VENTED LP 66.00 REG. PRICE 219.95. 159.00 REG. PRICE 379.95. 4X7.UU UKULELE 1 MANCHEST8R SHOPPINQ PARKADI # 1 0 " DOUiU OVOI aiCFRtC • 30" DOUBLE OVEN ELECTRIC 14^8 WEST MIDDU TURNPIK4 CLASSIC RANGE CLASSIC RANGE TV TABLES •'Satisfadtion euaranteed or your money back” { OFUN MONDAY, WSDNIMDAT. THUJRSDAT * FMDAT BlIO i lO N L T . lO N L Y . 6A8 nJU SD A T mM nATUUDAT « . BiOO F.M. BBG. p r i c e 899.95. 359.00 REG. PRICE 399.95, 369.00 33 RPM RECORDS. MONO or STEREO 66€ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS. 1964 T H o r m N , nkOB IWBLVI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 19lB Coventry fitid Hollow. Ths manufzMuring federal government, Townsend Dodge and Chrysler ears all lived in ItockvlUe 14 years, of buttons dstos book to Sn uth Chrysler Head Forecasts ■aid all but one of them would had moved ahead of 1966 modal Doming here from Hartford. He Bolton Csntury. be available on 19M models, year racords, with only to* Im Negotiations Complete either as standard equlpmsnt Obituary was a retired farmer, Thsra la s CSonnsoLleut Button perial falling behind. Survlvore include Me wife, Selectmen Ask Town Sooloty, and a Notional Button Great Aut[o Year in 1966 or as options. Mrs. Ethel Davis Bireh; thres muaaum oallod “ Juat Buttona." Tha 17 rang* from padded “ W* believs this falling off S BABBEBS-S ON SAT. Town Scouts For iVetc P io n o ^ H ite dashboards to Impact raaiatant by Imperial resulted from the Staatagr Maakoa daughters and several grand- For many ytan , tho Ttngoo Ouea Tuse. iSrB SaA ehUdran. Button Oollsctlon was houasd in BOSTON (AP) — Ohrvalert In an apparent answer to re^ steering wheels. unusuuly high aoeeptanoe of t t o S F J B . •Uatoy Mankw, U , fonvMr- To OK Police Appointment the Chrysler line and no other Funeral servloea will be held All tlM traiuMA^^na aad< 'W8.000 to tha 1 % ! ^ ; tha Stats Capitol, Juat outalda Oorp. president Lynn A Town- Mnt Oongraaslonal questions as Tha only one Chrysler will ly o t M«itoh#«t*r, died y««Ur- Back After ■end said today tod auto busi to whether the auto Industry la not have is a dual braka sys company can show this kind of diiQr at a Vernon conransomt tomorrow dt l:M p.m. at the fMioUatlona for tha mors o t Tha agrasmant DSIU (or ths tha door of what la now ths Ssn- A town meeting will be calledsntoe tenns of ail five ruuMt.ii--- ness has been great In toa past doing all poastbla In the field of tem availsbls now on Cadillac balance Improvement In sales home after a lonf iHneaa. Ladd Funaral Home, 19 Elling Uia PtonMr ParaohutD Qn. that ivater line to go in frdih Dom mt whtnh ...ill * . OOeUUWeS ats Ohambsr, snd Is now st ths ton Ave. Ihe Rev. Paul J. Bow have plmfuad tka town for. ing St. across na^y-aoqulred next week at which voters will would have expired Aug. 81. Stats Library. year with all ilgna pointing to auto Mfety, Townsend said, and on American Motors cars. In ths same period,” he said. |tr. Mankua vraa bom In Po- Camp Trip he asked to approve tha ap- “ We at Chrysler have always Townsend stressed the restyl ifwH and lived In Mancheater man, pastor of Union Congre many months ara now com property of Bamlni e. Original Lutheran Teaohera more of the same with 1166 Townsend mentioned that So# Osr Mont pointment c f Ludwig T. Kolo- Flea Market models. been dedicated to the engineer Chrysler had pioneered In ths ing dons on the firm’s 1966 line many yearn. He waa formerly gational Church, will officiate^ plete, and the final agreamant ly, the line’ woiHdiia're gone In The Coventry Historical 'So- Sunday School toaohera of to* Burial will be In Cedar H lll^ Fiftesn Scouts from TVoop 73 from IfoNaH St. and subse-, Bzl^ z> acting police chief. Prince of Peace Lutheran Townsend aired hla views at ing and building of safe auto- braking field by Introducing of ears with an emphasis on Display of Sokoa em ploy^ at the Orford Soap ^11 be lin e d tomorrow, saya elsty's second annual "Flea mobllea.” sporty lines and mora engine Cemetery. hav« gons oamptng this sum developer John Barnlnl. quantly would have bean dug The masting comas In rs- Church will meet at 9:30 a.m. toa opening of Chryaler'a four- four wheel hydraulic brakes SappRosi Oo. sponss to a ohallsngs by former Market" will be held Sept 3$ day national praaa preview of and he Indlcatad satisfaction options. Tha various ear lines Survivore Include hla wife, Friends may eall at ths fun mer St Lake oC Isles Boy Scout He laM today that the fi up and relooated ph au tha Wil (Nathan Hale Day) on the Saturday In ths churah, Referring to 17 aafaty lUma eral home tonight from 7 to 9. Reservation In North Stoning- bur Cross Parkway waa wM« f[aU reprssentatlve Stephen ita new ca n and truck lines. that tha Ganaral garvice Ad that the firm’e preaent brakes will be shown in ths next two M n. Rotie Deptula Manhue of nal obstacle to tha move— the grounds of the Nathan Hale Cora Husking days with Dodge the first line ARTHUR'S Nancheater; four daughtera, ton. Thiitssn of them went withdrawal of a suit by South ened. * X»yslm. who has charged that Mrs. Antonio Paraechio will More than 300 newsman attend- ministration (G8A) has an wars doing the ^ that motor- Kolodslsj’s appointment by the Homestead on South St. The to be unveiled to ths press to- Mra. Anthony Jakoboelcl of 'With Warren Potter, scoutmas Windsor reeldents neighboring Howevar, the road Is going MART be In oharga of the 4-H club *d. nounced must be on all 1967 lata need. selectmen Is Invalid. site was made available through Baat Hartford, Mra. Raymond ter, who with his family had a the proposed Pioneer tract— in from McNaM St. and the low 41 TOLLAND TPKE. - ROUTE 83 - MANCHESTER - H L 4444)058 mambera huaking oom tor the 4- An air of optimism about the modal cart purchased by the Townsend Plymouth, day. Fanorala ThreaUnlng legal action, the courtesy of the Connecticut auto Industry’s future ran Jonea of Lake Worth, Fla., Mra. cottage there. has been settled. er part of it win eventually Antiquarian and Landmarks As H town committaa supper from Joaeph S n 1 p e a of Bojmton Attending were ’tommy Bene The big factor In the eult’a hava to be relooated. Loyzlm oontenda that the select 5:80 to 7 p.m. today in tha through Townsend’s talk, da OPEN THURS.. FRL tlfl 9 P.M. — TUES., WED., SAT. to 4 P.M. men had no power to terminate sociation. Ilvered against tha backdrop of Beach. Fla., and Mra. Ralph Mrs. WlUlam R. Chase dict, Mike Clark, Bruce Evans, Withdrawal was an assuranca Bamlni saM that when he There will also be open house Church Community House on Schmidt of Lincoln, IH.; a eon, VERNON—Flineral services David Jenson, Rli^ard Jones, from Bamlni that ha would knows ths exact taking lina for CLOSED MONDAYS the town's contract for a resi Rt. 44A, Tha workers will be an anticipated 8.7 million new dent state trooper, Levi Cornell, at the society’s partially re- ear sales this year. Stanley Mankuf of Lake Worth for Mrs. Anna Bt. Peter Oiase Robert Jones, Stephen Benedict, never build a road out through the highway, ha wlM than be In stored farmhouse, a building William Peracchio, Thomas and 10 grandchildren. Tom O lg ^ Bruce OomolU, a position to know about tha SHOP OUB MODiatN STOBB FOB A NBW ■KYBBOWOE IW and to name an acting police Peracchlo, Richard Kingsbury, “ Ws at Chrysler feel there la of High Manor Park, wife of the South Windsor end of his deeded It In 1962 by toe state. every reason to expect auto The funeral will be held Fri Frank G ^ o n , Milton Jeneen, property. location of a road coming In DfO. NOTHING PBB-PAOKAOED. FBATDBINO chief. Jane Kingsbury, Randy Glen- William R. Chase, were held As the result of Loyalm’s At the time the house was mobile aalea to continue at a day at 8:30 a.m. frcwn the Wal yesterday afternoon at Wat DavM Jones, Paul Koaikowakl, The South I^ndaor residents from Demlng St. and meeting SIBBB BEBF AT DISCOUNT PBI0K8. PBICB8 BFJBCWVB ney, Christine Glenney, Phyllis AIB-OONDITIONED FOB YOUB SHOPPINO COBCTOBT eharse, Kolodslej asked Gallnat turned over to the local group, high level In the m o n t h a ter N. Leclerc Funeral Home, kins-West Funeral Home, 143 Larry Peace and Jaok Sadler. had feared Industrial traffic by up with the upper half of tha there waa no land Included, but Hoffman and Alan Aho. JS Main St., with a aolemn high Clark, DavM Jensen, and road now ^slng bulH by the to call the meeting. Gallnat ahead,” Townsend said. E. Center St., Manchester. Ths their homes. permiselon for use o f property Reglstratioa Chryaler’e 48-year-old presi t It ispi.xirs compiled with the request, but, / Maas of requiem at St. Bridg Richard and Robert Jones com Barnlnl said that ail of the town. Parents of children new to Rev. John A. Lacey, paator of at the same time, denies that In Its Immedlats vicinity was dent was even more optlmiaUe et’s Church at 9. Burial will be Vernon Congregational Church, pleted work toward second olasa several recent meetings with Bamlni saM he had Ikamed granted. tha (Joventry school system are hi St. Bridget’s Cemetery. from Pioneer that it was ready the selectmen lack authority to as he talked about auto Indus officiated. Burial was In East badges. the state about the location of During tha past session of being aeked to register this try prospects for the 1970’s. Friends may call at the fu The following boys completed the watec line Into the tract to let out bids for Its proposed make the appointment on their week for the coming schoo'l neral home tomorrow from 2 to cemetery, Mancheater. EXTRA LEAN SHOULDER own. the General Assembly, through "Our long range forecasters, have reeulted In a savings of new factory. Bearers were members of the 'work on various merit badges: the efforts of Rep. Walter L year. Parents should call the with the aid of electronic com 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Milton Jensen, canoeing, siMm- The contract for Resident family. gtate Trooper bomell was ter Thorp, the state has formally principal of the school their puters, tell me that in 1970 the ming and woodoaTvlng; David child will attend for an ap MIm Loulae M. Heraey minated Aug. 16, Loyilm’s deeded the society four acres of Industry could sell 10.6 million SUPREME Jones, athletlca and aiohery; pointment to register. The reg MlsB Loulee Moore Heraey, MIsa IsMira Heoker criticism was directed at the land surrounding the building, cars at retail,” he said, adding, ROCKVHXJB—The funeral of Koaikowski, lifesaving and ath- Marines and Navy Guns taken from a corner of the istration information is essen “ They also tell me that un SB, formerly of Oreen Lodge l e ^ ; Ptaoe, canoeing, rowing seleotmen’s decision to hire a tial to make provision for new OMivaleacent Home, died this Miss Laura HScker of Hartford, tocaJ poUceman without the Nathan Hale State Forest, usually favorable conditions formerly of Rockville, was held S li d ■woodcarving: Sadler, ath- children before school opens. moming at a Mancheoter con- authority of tha voters, toe legis which on the other side ad could produce 12 million sales yeeterday morning at the W. letloa and arohery; and Gorton, Hammer Cong Regiment Further information may be ob valenoent home. lative authority of toe town. joins the grounds of the Hale In 1970 and even under toe FOODS P. Qutsh PXmaral Home, 338 vowing. Gorton also passed the CLOD ROAST Homestead. tained from toe superintendent most unfavorable conditions, it Miss Heraey waa bom m mile swim. Kolodslej, a retired sergeant ave Main S t, Manriiester, with a (Oonttnned tram Vags One) Buttons of hietorical Interest of schools office at Coventry Oenesoo, N. Y., Feto. 8, 1879 and in ths State poUce, was to have should result In notolng less 469 HARTFORD RD.. MANCHESTER Mass of re<|ulem at St. Bridg In addition to the regular Today’s Pollen Count S.0 constitute part of the display High School. than 9 million sales." ’,UPIH I had been a ochoolteacher in camp program, the Bolton con The Marine assault forces assumed Ms duties Sunday but wfstem United States. She had et’s Church. The Bov. John J. set up by the Coventry historic^ Residents with rents, rooms, Townsend in hie kejrnote ad tingent worked together on the A pollen count of 7 or more included a special landing de did npt do so, presumably be also served os executive direc Delaney waa celebrant. Burial society in the display case at or room and board available are dress for toe national press was In St. Bernard’s Cemetery. skeet, rifle and archery ranges, is likely to produce hay fever tachment from 7th Fleet ships. cause of the challenge to the the town office building. The asked to call the office of the preview, first held In Boston by tor of YWCAa in Kansan, Mich had a greased watermelon oon- These included the aircraft car appointing authority, 8 igan and New York State and symptoms In the person sen buttons are on loan from Mrs. superintendent, to list tote In a makm auto manufacturer, • LOOK AT THESE FROZEN FOOD SPEHALS 8 teet, boated, played softbalf and rier I'wo Jlma, a cruiser, an at (Police coverage for Coven formation for new teachers lived in Poughkeepsie 35 years Mire. William ,R. MoMuUen sitive to ragweed. Charles H. Pfeifer of Andover. said dhryaler had spent about | dM nature studies together, tack transport and two destroy try has been supplied since Aug. coming here from out of town. $300 million in tooling, produc before coming to Manchester Funeral services for Mra The display Includes a card Anne McMullen of 11 EMmund They wound up the week’s ac- ers. 15 by toe Stafford Springs Bar each of Colonial pewter from Parents wishing transporta tion and other costa In connee-1 about two years ago. She had tlidUee with a cook-out at the “We made maximum use of racks of toe State Police. As tion to paroohlai school for tion with bringing ita 1966 car 5 os. formerly been an agent for the St, wife of William R. McMul- around 1776, Colonial Continent Potter’s cottage. toe sea,’’ the briefing officer resident trooper, Cornell work als of 1776; Colonial Pearl, their children are to make a line to the public. It waa the HAVE YOU SAVED WITH OUR Penn Mutual Life Insurance Ian, were held yesterday after Some Toss I noon at the Holmes Funeral One of the highlights of the said. “We made great us4 of ed under that barracks. 1760’s: pewtw from to* early request In writing to the su same amount (Jhryaler apent | Co., Hartford. Home, 400 Main S t The Rev. week was a campfire ceremony naval gunfire.’’ In answer to Kolodzlej’a re- perintendent of schools by Aug. last year. She waa a member of South 1800's; Connecticut made gilts Richard Dupee, associate min in which two Bolton scouts were Walt reported guns of the; queM, Gallnat said “ We respect of 1612; and New Haven Grays 35. In his prepared talk, he made I Methodist Church. ister o f South Methodist tapped for the Order of the Ar Bottles at cruiser Galveston wiped out Kolodzlej’s position, and will call uniforms from the time of tha no prediction on what he thought I Survivoni include a niece, Church, officiated. Burial was row. Roger and Timothy Grose, two Viet Cong companies try a town meeting next week." Ovtl War. mU new car sales would hit In 19661 NEW LOW, LOW WWfLES MaaelMeter Evening Mrs, James V. Olaypool of East in East Cemetery. who visited camp for the even ing to flee from a irinage.^ He He went on to say, however and he made no mention of any! Providence, R. L, and several Area button factories once op-1 Coventry correspondent, F. ■ 7 I SWEET LITE Crinkle Out *r FreMFrench Fried Bearers were Edwin B. Fos ing became members of the or said he peraonally counts^ 17 that the selectmen have agreed erated in Gurleyvllle and Mans-' PmiUim MiMa,iteL 743-6281. poeslble price Increqaea. cousins. ter, Clarence A. Barry. W. O. der, in what those present term P o li^ Car Viet Ckxig bodies, all unlfoimed, unanimously to eliminate the SXmeral oervioes will be held Godfrey Gouriey. Herbert J. ed a “ very impressive cere hi one rice paddy. resident state trooper because tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the (Coatlnaed from Page One) McKinney. H. Russell Tryon mony.’’ The boys were elected they feel toe town will have Hohnee Funeral Home, 400 and Sheldon Philbrick. to the order, a scout camping mqre effective police protection Main St. ’Hte Rev. Richard Du- honorary society, in the spring. clergymen on the fringes of the Town Seeking crowd of the rally. by naming a cMef of police. MANCHESTER'«S PRICE POLICY? pee, associate minister of South M»arice Clancy Gallnat says the town coun Methodist Church, will officiate. Th« funeral of Maurice Clan Manchester Evening Herald He told a nearsman that the Engineer Aide Burial will be In Elmwood Bolton oorreepondent, Cleme- clergymen had conducted a sel, Atty. John S. G. Rottner, cy of 187 Highland St. was held feels the selectmen had the LEMONADE Cemetery, Lyons. N. Y., where this morning from the W. P. well Young, tel. 84S-SM1. telephone campaign to keep ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER DOSE ON IN . .. YOU SET a committal service wlH be held people away from the rsflly be Open competitive examina right to terminate the contract Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 Main for a restdent trooper and to PWday at 1:30 p.m. St., with a Mass of requiem at cause they feared the speeches tions will be conducted for F- There wUl be no calUng houra. St. James’ Church. The Rev. Columbia would be Inflammatory. junior engtlMering aide,. toe augment existing police protec VALUABLE TRADINQ STAMPS, TOO! The turnout would have been town announced today. tion "within existing appropria John J. O’Brien was celebrant. OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! VALUABLE COUPONS Mrs. Matilda Rust Paul Chetelat was organist and Bovrey Boy, 12, greater If it bad,not been for The aide will be toe head rod- tions.’’ Mra. Matilda Rust, 81. for soloist. Burial was In St. James’ the clergymen's opposltian, the man or chairman on forvey LEAN, MEATY, PORK Loyzlm had argpied that their merly of Hartford, died Satur Cemetery. The Rev. Eugene F. Is Injured in Rev. Mr. Shields said. work and may plot field data. was no appropriation to cover i day at a Manchester convales ’IVirpcy read the committal "We are here," be said, “ to Two years’ experience la re Kolodjlcz’s position. MORIARTY BROTHERS cent home. service. bring a degree of sanity to a quired, preferably in an en- 'The board of flnanoe has ap 100 BONUS STAMPS Mrs. Ruat was bom In Law Bearers were John McPar- Bicycle Crash situation wMch could erupt. ^heering office or in surveying proved an increase to With this Coupon i Purchase ofl rence, Maas., and lived^ most of land, Daniel Madden, Michael or general construction. for the poHoe protection ac SERVING YOU WITH $5 or More A count In the o o m ^ years budg lim n One Coupon per Family her life In the Hartford area. Scalan, Patrick Johnson, Wil Mark Bovrey, 12. of Edger- The salary wlH range from 24 24 t A Survivors Include a niece and liam Herzog and Daniel ton Rd., suffered multiple in Quiet Is Broken; $4,733 to $8,006 a year. AppH- et, to cover additional coets en M o b W i G O * Good Thurs., Frl., Sat, nephew. O’Brien. juries yesterday afternoon catkxia, available at the man tailed by having an acting po Aug. 19-20-: SPARERIBS Cigarette* A Beer excluded by laW Funeral services will be held Honorary bearers were Law when the bicycle on which he Muslim Mosque ager’s office In toe Municipal lice chief. The pre.sent budgeted HOUR HOUR tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the rence Moran, Charles Couley, was riding ran head-on into a Building, must be filed by Sept. amount Is 312,000. The select 1 ^ 1 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Francis Madden and Clarence moving car. He was reported to Riddled in LA 3. men ■will ask the town to ap FUEL OIL BURNER Main St. Burial will be in Tedford. be reetlng comfortably today The state personnel depetrt- prove the budgeted amount at Horthwood Cemetery, Wilson. Three members of the U.S. DEUVERY FUELOILS SERVICE In Windham Community Hos- (CoBttaraed from Page One) ment will conduct the examina tJie October town meeting on U.S. CHOICE There will be no ciming hours. Naval Reserve Surface Division pltSLl. I tion 'for toe town. the annual town budget. of Hartford represented the unit T E f^ GROWN YOUNG LAMB According to state police,'the a bus. Police riddled a second In the meantime three of toe Frank Alley at the funeral. accident occurred about 5:15 team’s five appointed constables U ROCKVUiLB — Frank JUley, building with buUets but toe p.m. as Bovrey was riding sniper escaped. Garbage Skips have resigned. Two of them, 0 88, of Eastford, brother of WU- north in the southbound lane The two Incidents — plus Maurice Kelly and Robert Love, CALL 643-5135 I I Uam A. Alley of Rockville, died Town-to Buy of Macht Rd., shout 500 feet wounding of a Negro man as he Continue Drop said they quit for personal rea Monday at ids home after a long from Rt. 8A, with a companion eons which have nothing to do 31S,CENTER STREET______MANCHESTER ■ Illness. ran from officers several miles Truck Bodies cycler, Richard Winkler, 10, a'way — broke a restive calm Town refuse oollectlon oom- with the changeover. The third, Survivors also Include his also of Edgerton Rd. Jqeeph Plamisano, said the RBGUUR wife, a sister, a grandaughter that prevailed the first night toe plainta have dropped once more Police rejkirt that Bo'vrey change caused hbi reeignatlon. and several nieces and nephews. ' The town is planning to buy curfew was lifted In toe riot for the week eliding Aug. 14. two new bodies for highway de 'was riding with no hands on zone. The total for toe week ending STYLE Funeral services will be held the handlebars, adjusUng his tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Smith partment trucks and Is accept Aug. 7 was refiorted as 57 while ing bids on them until Aug. 28. hat and waving, and waa not this week’s are down to 39. and Walker Funeral Home, 148 looking in his direction of G Grove St., Putnam. Burial will The bids will be' opened at National Plan Only one $6 fine was recorded, travel. Winkler called to him for a repetitive complaint. G 11:30 a.m. on that date in the LAMB be In Grove Cemetery, East- ford. municipal building hearing when he saw the on-coming M ay Deplete According tp toe terms of toe THICK AND TENDEB LEAN - SMALL • TENDBB CUBE car, which was being driven by Friends may call at the funer room. $213,700 yearly contract, the al home tonight from 7 to 9. Besides the two 9 by 7 foot Mrs. Velma K. Boyes, of Leba State Blood refuse coHector is subject to a LOIN LAMB CHOPS ia*1J9 SMOKED SHOULDERS lA . bodies, with steel sideboards, the non. As Bovrey turned to see penaHy of 3$ for each com Frank P. Birch town will also purchase one new what Winkler was calling plaint received, provided that LAND O’ LAKES AND OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS ROCKVILLE — Frank P. hoist. Two old bodies and one about, he struck the car. (Contbraed from Page One) the total for toe week is 100 or iPoUce report that the force of more. If the total is beloW' lOO, GRADE A Birch, 77, of 35 Terrance Dr. hoist will be traded In. residents Would have no way of died yesterday at his home. The bodies will be mounted « i the impact waa so great as to as it has been for toe past three 10 to 14 LB. Mr. Birch was bom July 17, toss Bovrey onto the roof and receiving blood from these areas weeks, the penalty is i^ v e d . lMi2 chassis. which are not taking part in 1888 in Hereford, Canada, and over the top of the car onto the However, he is fhied |8 for eadi AVAILABLE! AVG. the Red Cross Blood program. HEN TURKEYS street. The bicycle was. demo repeat complaint, no matter Nicholson obssrved|(^t thsre FABULOUS Hospital Notes lished. The Boyes car sustained how many total .camplaints are 8TOBE SUCED damage to its hood and head are now only eignT pints of receive In oqe week. IMPORTED DANISH COOKED PLUMROSE OOUTMBIA Personal Noticea light. blood )n the state blood bank. The collector was fined twice ADMiriED YESTERDAY: Bovrey was taken to W nd- With the bank operating with In the three-week period, re SKINLESS FRANKS VEAL or P&P LOAF Mrs. Norma Bergeron, Chest ham Hospital In the Andover such a small supply, any In ceiving only one repetitive tom- Card Of Thanks nut Hill; Mrs. Shirlee Buckley, fire department ambulance, crease In toe outflow could plant during toe week ending TASTY — KITCHEN FRESH We would like to expreee our South Windsor; Theodore Cad- heartfelt appreciaUon to the many where he was admitted with prove disastrous, he said. July 31. SPARKALIZE friende. relatives and netsUMrs who man, 30 Valley Falls Rd., Ver cuts and bruises, tw6 broken were BO generous and Mnd to our non; Elaine Cooke, 1 Westvlew wrists, and a brakep leg and Lb.- recent sorrow. We especially thank, Terr,, Rockville; William WITH GENUINE COLE SLAW ^ ww* V • •Richard ^ Dupee. SiSVsS8WsEmembers Oaof pelvis. the South Methodist Church Temple Evans, 25 N. Elm St.; Mrs. CANNED HAMS Chapter 63 OEiF. Vashtl Shrine No. Isabelle Fitzpatrick, 83 W. The accident is sUU under in- AT PERFECT PHOTO DEALERS 2, OWSJ, Manchester Lodge No. Middle Tpke.; Paul Pluet, St. vestigaUon by troopers Warren 73 A. F.andA.'M., Chamlnade Musical Da'vis and James Naidella. DAIRY SPEaALS • Club, and staUf'of the Greater' Hart Anthony Convalescent Home, EXCLUSIVELY DELICIOUS COFFEE ford Community Chest and council. Rock'ville; Jonathan Forstrom, William R McMullen PERFECT PHOTO PHILADELPHIA Miss IbUhleen McMullen 256 Tlmrod Rd.; Eldward Hea Explosion Rips Mr. and Mrs. Edwlin D. Foster ley, 383 Keeney St.; Ewald Joaeph McReynolds Johnson. 252 School St.; Jean 3 OZ. MAXWELL nette Johnson, Wapplng; Wil Gunshell Shop; NEW SIZE ,400 COLOR PRINTS PKG. In Memoriam liam Luetjen, 95 Grand Ave., In loving memory of Joseph Frac- Two Women Die' CREAM LB. sMa Sr. who passed away Aug. 18, Rockville: Mrs. Glsella Miller, COST NO M OI^ CAN 1963. Wapplng; Herbert McOorkhlll, HOUSE You are sttl beside us to all we do. 25 Thayer Rd.; Mrs. Rae Mp- (Ooatiiroed from Page One) Tour memories will guide us and Mahon, 37 Poster SL; StejAen NASSIFF CAMERA M(yrr*s see us through. Pyka, 99 White St.; Earl Ran- Missing was Maxine De Mers. CHEESE life must BO on. we know It’s true. 991 iIf a in s t r e e t But it's not the same since ws lost court, 95 Brookfield St.; Merle Her apartment fell into the BPPLESAUGE you.’*' Raven, Coventry; Mrs. Helen basement of toe building. SWEET LIFE - GOLDEN QUABTEBS Ropertz, 112 Spencer St.; Mrs. The Shell Shop was operated Ttieresa Fracchia and Family SUNSWEET Ida Rykowskl. 201 Hilliard by Boyd Robeson, who said he St.; Everett Skinner. Elling doubted that toe gunpowder waa MARGARINE 5 kli- *1 ton; Mrs. Mildred Teemar, 126 responsible for the explosion. •SPARKALIZE — Magic- NOTICE Deepwood Dr.; Theodore ’Tra “ The powdef* has to be con PRUNE han, 10 Olcott St. fined in a shell to explode,” he L oSIMOHIZ w , L o w PricG wand’s fine factoiy finishing WE DO IT 0 FARM FRESH PRODUCE • OF MEETING FOR FULL ADMISSION OP BIR’THS TODAY: A son to said. “ It will bum but won’t ex MR. AUTO WASH technique to create a spark Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bozio, plode otherwise.’* ling, long-lasting wax finish QT. 8 ELECTORS East Hartford: a daughter to LONG ISLAND JUICE You Asksd for iti Lo^ at tWs Vflvof to protect and beautify toy WHILE TOWN OF ANDOVER Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Camp^lL Waldorf — White or Colored Notice Is hereby given that 166 Lake Dr., Andover. ear or truck. State News BATHBOOM TIUUE8 roDa the Selectmen and To'wn Clerk DISCHARGED YESTER will be in session at the Town DAY; Sheila Kelly, 15 Laurel (Oontfained from Page One) SHOPPERS SPECIAL NEEDS NO REFRIGERATION YOU Hi-C Office BulkHng on Monday, PI.; Mrs. Lottie McElhanon, LASTS UP TO POTATOES FRUIT DRINKS s tine August 28rd, 1985 from 8 p.m. East Hartford: Mrs. Josejidilne FOR until 8 p.m. to examine the Rolfe, 4 Wilson Lane, Vernon; went out with a high-powered BUMBLE BEE qualifications o f electors and to Katherine Herman, 9 Sanford rifle in search of the sharks “NO MESS’’— “NO PUSS’’— FOR YOUR BARBECUE ANV 6 MONTHS WAIT administer the Elector’s Oath Rd.; Claudia Conlan, Lake Rd., near the harbor. They could not .39 CAR to those found qualified. Any Andover; Mrs. Ann Aberle, locate them. Because of*this new buffing applicant who is a naturalised Bast Hartford; John Dupont, Police also reportsd seeing GROUND CHUCK PAHIES Lb. machine we can do it at this 1 0 » « 4 9 WHITE ottisen Mian present the certifl- 64 San Una Dr.; Roger Adams, hundreds of stinging man-o’-war IN 5 L a LOTS 59c low, low price. By Our Experts 01^ o f Ms haturangatlon under 110 Lake Rd., Andover; Linda jellyfish In the water. Towns up and down tot thors have THIS IS NOT A WET WASHl tba seal o f the court Issuing Johansson, 7 Hlllcrest fUi.; SEEDLESS tbs same, or a copy thereof Is- Mrs. Chlyoko McKean, East been alerted to the danger of • Tires Sttam Cleaned STILL A TREMENDOUS BUYI Windsor; Paul Chuck, 20 sharks and tha jelljtosh. TUNA Miad by the V jB. Immigration 3 “ 9 5 Michael Dr., Vernon; Roland • Body Thoroughly Washed We Guarantee Complete Satisfaction ■srvlce; any applicant who ac- GIANT SIZE gnlrsd citlxenabip by birth Rychllng, Broad Brook; and Nand-mitt^ James SementilU, Thompson- GROUND ROUND ^ r o a d to a U.S. dtisen parent, • Machine-Dried Lb. 69c GRAPES lb. 10 JOY •tantMOi. Bot OP derived cltlaenShip Uirough vllle; Mrs. Annie Spaulding, INVITATION IN 6 LB. LOTS Kelly Rd., Vernon. • Undeirsids Buatproofed OPEN EVERY DAY, MON. TO SUN. 9 AM. - 5 P.M. naturalization of a parent • Spiray Wax FULL QUART flp apoiwe, .Ahall present a cer- DISCHARGED TODAY: T O BID GEORGIA tgfiSto o f dtlMnsMp issued by George Cone, 103 Irving S t; Mrs. Mayy Konjoyan, Wap- Sealed bide wto hs received ST u A- ^Btonlgratlon Service ping; Wairen Robbins, Talcott- at the office of to« Aeneral GROUND CHUCK Lb. 49c WESSON o i ^ jp tm tp m Issued to him by viUe; Edward Doucette, 23 S. Manager, 41 Center Btraet, EVERY THURS. EVE. IN 5 LB. LOTS tikl Awartment of the Alton St.; Mra Sally Bousquet, Maatoester, Conn., until Au 'UiK OE or .'itftor January 1, gust 38, 1966 at 11:80 a.m. for 8:30 to 8:30 P.M. PEACHES 30 Claire Rd., Vernon; Zolton MAYONNAISE IMt, or a written statement O u Chlorinating Machine CAR Pek, Vernon Circlf, Vernon; COME Iff AND S K OUR UNADVIRTISID SPECIALS AND by a Town Clerk or Mm . Lucille Anderson and W/Differential Converter. Bid ir gf Votoia of a town daughter, 188 Center S t ; Mrs. (om u, plans and spedfleatlons RARIECUI SfICIALTIIS MAIN M TS A N C I TO PARKADI NABISCO GRAHAM ORAOKERS...... 1 lb. ghg. Ms ^ ■tots that tba rsoords Joan Domlan and son, 60 Sll- •re available at the Control m m dfesf that , such vsiw fod Dr., Vernon; Mra ler’s Office, 08 Center Street, NEW! BURBY FVDOETOWN COORUa 1 lb. pkg- N* to t bM prsviously been 4 lbs. 49® Janet MoCuUoch and daughter. Manchester, Connecticut. COM! IN AND LIT US FlU YOUR FRilZiR AT OUR 344 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER. CONN. M ah atootor la that West WUUngton; Mm T ^ Town of ManchMtsr, 344 BROAD ST. WMOltpSALI f RIQIS MnOar M d lU u g h tie ,", Connecticut WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITY St; Mra Barbara book Rdchanl Martin, B( fw-.f'd W ',t Middlf rumoitx .ind C> nt- r 1,1. son, RFD 1, Vamoo. flei)or>l Mnuger
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MANCHBSTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1968 P lo t lOURTBEM Section Two WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1968 iRanrtrrjfitrr £vrttitt01|rraUi WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1988 manager In th* trad* book de International Airport on a non- partment of a New York Oty stop flight from New York. "TH t MARVEL OF MAIN STRRVr* tubllshlng firm, he was *n rout* Sevsnd witnesses said they Bishop Pike Faces CAB Investigators 0 a sales meeting In Chicago. saw a flash of light and heard To Plan Dance His widow, SheUa, left with an' explosloh In the lake about RPI Graduate Center their two children, recalled how th* time th* plane dunged into Board Backs MHS Use There wlH be a meeting of biuiy her husband had been with th* water, north of CSilcago. New Heresy Charges tha Toung Adult Club at th* Seek Crash Cause the Boy Scouts. A GAB spokesman said: "R Is Bast Bid* Bee Friday at S much too early In the Investiga Also aboard wias Daniel Poll, p.m. for tha purpose of p i Moving to Hartford tion to try to assess any cause." By Young Adult Club New York Qty, going to OUca- ning a dance, aald TA G CmCAQO (AP) — On* w«* aifered Pour of them have been Some 8,000 pounds of wreck SAN FRANCraOO (AP) Intentlan upon new wording In go on business. He and his wife, church lew which epperently ftesldant Jerry Miatretta to maid of Donor at a wedding. Identified. age has been recovered so far. The Rt. Rev. Jam** A. Pike, A |7 million answer to the problem of Ramiaiaat On* victim was Kay Brick, 33, Elsie, had just moved Into a rmltted women to be. ordained In order to “get the ball rolling,” the board of directors day, Th* committee of SO la AnoUMT wa* looldnc forward to w a M u ^ s i’t- When he got Truman W. Finch headed a Protestant Episcopal blahop of Hartford Graduate Cantar’a expansion needs was pro^ a University of Chicago student team of 10 CAB Investigators th* poelUcn. He said tha mat at an 'informal meeting last night gave their approval Invited plua any other youths Ma birthday oalebraUon Batur* who came home to New York back. Poll had said, he was OaHfomia, la onca again am- ter property cen be decided by Uiat would Ilk* to help plan poaed yeetarday by the school’s dean in an expoaitioh really going to pitch In and tlx from Washington. for the use of parts of Manchester High School by young day. Ihay ar* moumMl alonf City last Sunday to be maid of The plane was five to six brofled In a theotogloal battla th* Dlahope^ meeting at Glaclar. and run a danok. of architecti' plans before 'members of the Hartford up their b*w living quarters. Regarding tha Trinity and 908 BIAIN ST.— 048-2478 adults and urged the board of education to take imme with th* other S8 vlctlma of the honor at th* wedding of a girl minutes away from Its sched within his church, hut he says Radavelopment Agency. ------friend. Alrltitb: oftldals said th* Virgin Blrai, th* blahop aald diate action. e - Jetliner craah In Lake lOchlfan. bodies Identified were those of uled arrival at t:S7 p.m. The air h* Is confident hie feltow Uah- received sever* treatment In Dean Warren C. Stoker of 81 avil Aeronautic* Board In* Her mother, Sylvia Brick, re literal belief in the Nativity Th* high school had previous reotoni, and Town Counael Irv sion to build In Hartford was not Sanford Howltk, 18, of Great was calm and vlalblllty good. R opa will exonerate him of heresy ly been recommended by Gen tha courtroom, the chief noted, Summit St. unveiled the idea final but that there seemed to veeUgaton lined today through membered how gay her daugh looked Hke a routine landing for narrative*, which form a layer ing Aronson— thla was only a Neck, Itong Island, N .Y.; Kal charges. eral Manager Richard Martin, adding that word o f thaae stapa that the engineering graduate be few obstacles that might Mta and pieces of the new Untt- ter had been before she flew Capt. Melville W. Towle, 43, of of material in two of the later part of tha total program and man Musln, M, Oea Moines, Bishop Pike, replying to Polioe Chief James Reardon, was spreading by the grap*- center pull up stakes from Its change their present Intentions od A ir Llnee three-engine back to resume her summer Wyckoff, N.J., his crew of B and Goapels, ie not required to be only the start of a mors thor Iowa; Robert Charles Zabor, ip, charges that he disbeliavea In affirmed bv our church." and Park and Rec Superin vln*. present home In South Windsor to move there. The next step ifi Boeing m — a type of plane studies. Kay, she said, was a 34 paasOTgera. the virgin birth and th* Trinity oughgoing study of whai Man- Greenwich, Conn.; and Barbara He aald thla Ie made clear by tendent Horace Murphey, "Generaliy Mpeaklng, oitr and begin anew In virtually the the somewhat revolutionary that had never crashed before "Renoir” type, always wearing and Incorrectly sought to ordain cheater plans fo r ttw future of Cartwright, S3, Bedford Heights, the "doctrine In th* Church of complaints have faUsn off," said buslnesa hub of Hartford. Mpeel- venture is the tiling of a formal Monday. pink and with long blonde hair. $Jf MHXION AT MUSEUMS a woman aa a deacon, described Simrintendent o l Schools Ka htoreealng populatioo of Benjamin Roytman, Hastlngs- Ohio, a united Ueket sales agent B o la n d " and ^ "The Faith of WlUiun (^rtia, through the young adiSts. Reardon. flcally on the fringe of the application with the redevelop Coast Guard, Navy and pri SPAIN — H ie ministry of Ed his critioi as "among oonaerva- The hard core trouble makers on-Hudson, N.Y., would have In Cleveland. the CSmrch," which he co-au agency o f Robert DIgan, eohool By gaaaial oensensus. elao it Constitution Ptasa area directly ment agency (or the land which vate boats oOntlnued to search ucation's Fine Arts Department Uvea In the church." with their Influence on what been 8» In five days. A sales The FBI, the CAB and compa thored and which was distribut attend!ance ' officer, told the di' was apparent riiat the town of ■ west of the recently constructed will probably cost about |S30,« •or bettoe. Mx have been recov- repoHa that 8.6 million people At a later point In a nawa con Atty. Aronson called th* "fringe ny offlclala declined to specu ed by th* Episcopal Church. rectors he would consider the fldals wanted to keep in touch *;^avelers Data Center. 000. visited Spain's 368 museums last ference Tuesday night, Blahop group" were the subject ot both late on th* possibility that a When hi* view* on tha Trinity UM of the high school only on with youth and It Imrfcsd like The new site would consist Probably tha greatest motl* bomb had ax^oded aboard the year. Eighty - one of the mu Pike declared, ."Thera la a close were discussed at last year's peaeunisttc and optimistic eom- of about 16 acres on Windsor seums are state - operated; 11 tie between church conserva a temporary emargency basis. moat of the contact would conM vating factor in the decision. jet just minutes away from its convention of blshopa there The parts of the high school through Digan and Forttn who menta. St. just north of Trumbull St. Stoker said, was the presence scheduled landliig at O'Hare bear the title, "national." tism and the radical rlgbt and O ilef Reardon asild about with room for later expansion were no chargee of heresy, Pike that will be used If the board defended the young people more of th* Travelers Data Center In segregation." them, "This hard core . . . W * toward Main St. Arthur Cook LARGEST SELECTION IN MANCHESTER OF said. He termed th* doctrine of education approve# are the the vicinity. "Part history In The blahop said he expects to than onca last night. know who they are. Sooner or Proposed R PI Graduate Center in Hartfford's Windsor St. redevelopment area. of the architectural firm of "outdated, incomprehenslbl* student parking lot (which can Chief R eardw announced other cities certainly proves be upheld In his position when and nonasaential." later eomacne’s going to get Jeter St Cook who conducted the the church's 30O-member House he floodlighted), the athletic during the meeting that tha that one such facility soon at Four years ago eevand Epie- sick of saying heUo to them in D. Taylor, "I haven't «sen a re site studies for Rensselaer, In BACK TO of Bishops of the United States field, and th* refreshment ten-etep prM raai he and A tty. dicated that the Initial needs tracts another. W e would cer copal itriesta In Oeoigia tha courtroom." quest for ths sJq>ropnaUon of meets Sept. 7-9 In Glacier Na stand (operated tat coopera Aremaon had proposed to curb One Link of New Ru 6 of the new center would be beet tainly anticipate satellite loca charged in a letter that Pike tion with the Fire and PoUoe loitering was being implement Bald Digan, "One youth told one cent.” tions in this area." tional Park, Mont. Answered Digan, **rhey don’t satisfied by an eight - story SCHOOL DESKS! He was charged with heresy committed heresy by declaring Athletic Association). ed til three of Its points with me these incorriglbleB ere look- liig (or someone to perform for want a nickel. They went out bulldliqf and a connected two- This declflion to Institute a by 14 Arltona priests who re the Vligln Birth and some other The school board la sched some eucceae. Ready for Design Stage I meaningful doctoral program them. They showed up st the and earned |300 on their own. story unit. quested Pike's dismissal. The bibllcu miracle* aa "m yths." uled to meet Monday night, but Any youth oaugbt loitering probably was given Its greatest dance (Saturday) and were told These kids were petitioned out Presently, the graduate cen request was contained In a let The letter never got beyond Martin said today that pos after he has received a warn encouragement by a grant of In no uncertain terma that they (of Keeney Annex) before they The plannli^ stage haa been'^Crosa Highway In Manchester | ter occupies a one-story struc' We Have A Desk ter to Arizona Bishop Joseph M. the Georgia bishop, who agreed sibly only Ourtia' approval wlU ing wUl be brought to the po 845,000 from th* Hartford weren’t wanted." got m chance.") completed and the suiTrey stage Is at various stages of progress. ture on Rt. 6 and haa a history Harte, who forwarded It to the with Pike In defining "m yths" be needefi. Murtln aald he wUl lice station and hla parents Foundation for Public Giving, To Fit Every BONAm as possible explanations of Said Mrs. Frank Banso, con He added, "Thla Is s growing nearly completed In one link of Prom Forbes St. In East Hart of ten years In this one-time ruling bishops. eaVl him. Gurus is out of town brought in to get him. SIRLOIN PIT NO. 38 siderably mellowed after her town and just because 100 make the Rt. 6 relocation In Man ford to .8 miles north of East branch of a department store. beetowed in 1963. "Without Need In Every deeper tnitha. today. Any youth seen parked in a The charges were aired In an stormy presentation of th* peti use of a program today doesn’t chester, according to a progress Middle Tpke. some rights of However, this very successful that grant,” Stoker said, “w * The six (Ureoten: praeent did private parking lot for an un- Wanted Finish! 287 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE article in the Episcopal maga tion that started this whole mean that 400 won't need It to- report issued today by State way have already been ac history of awarding 760 ad could not be here today.” zine, "The Living Church." not signal total approval of tha reswonaMe length of time will Cook, In outlining the con thing early In July, "This pro morrow." Highway Commissioner How quired. Once all the rights of vanced degrees to scientists and Priced from high school imUl after a be asked to give hi* name and Spacious Dining Rooni " I don't think the charge of gram will be good for the hard From Dellafera there was ard S. Ives. way are purchased, the next engineers' from more than 150 ceptions of his firm, described heresy will get beyond "Gla lengthy dlscueskm in which oar registration to a policeman the center as Initially a central Take-out and Delivery Service Available Now core. criticism of the phenomenon of This link, from Spencer St. stage Is actual construction. different companies In the cier," said Pike, who is In PENTLAND other faclUiUea and practically A letter wlH then be sent to building housing laboratories^ She said that ihe would be youth standing (or hours beside near the Blast Hartford line to But from the point north of ■ greater Hartford area now de- Phone 649-1154 charge erf the vast diocese of THE FLpRIBT the entire scope of the youth the youth's parents saying that glad to see her six young child a car. Murphey attributed this a point just east of Prospect East Middle Tpke, to just east mands an even more optimistic classrooms, lecture rooms, li California, an area extending "Everything In Flowenf* fMNT favorite sIp-OB fat problem was considered. the youth was loitering and frf Slater St. only the first i future, namely, the development brary, cafeteria and setwlc* $■ ran go Into It when they are old to "human nature." St., la nearly ready to go on to from Sacramento in Northern OentraUy Located A t The meeting was spstrsely ait- creating an "luffararranted ob of a full scale doctoral program. area. As the center expanded FliH FRY er. And finally, In a more opt! the design stage the third stage stage, planning, has been com California to San Lula Obispo, M BIRCH STREET tended If one compares recent stniction to the continual flow Aa for the "g rey ” o r'"frin ge" In the five-stage highway pro pleted. This Is a two-mlle The problem waa to be resolv it would radiate outward from halfway between Los Angeles 648 *844 MM U l of bualneaa on the premlsaa." mlstlc vein, Turklngton expan • Golden Fried Filet Of Sole BRAWNY SCOTCH GRAIN gatherings of this type. Only area group, Atty. Aronson said gram. stretch. ed by answering one two-faceted the original core In all direc and San Francisco. Open 8:80-6:80 Reardon told the dlreotoni he sively suggested a block dsmee The third link, from Slater one youth appeared and he aald that once a youth program got The other two links In town, question. Must a school, when it tions. • French Fried Potatoes he was not empowered to speak had sent out over 30 of these on Main St. St. to Rt. S3 til Vernon, Is past "Those who are accusing me Closed Thnrs. Nights going tt would help to swing from Prospect St. to Spring St. wants to expand, relocate in a Cook demonstrated that the • Creamy Cole Slaw 99c of heresy — and only some of During dnly and Ang. for the group. letters ao far. Most of the par Its planning stage and just en country area—or can It thrive Windsor St. site was an Ideal BCTRA MARLOW AUGUST lONUS! Oeotift grrin has been w e n and adoaiied b f this group from the Influence of and from Spring St. to Bolton, the names are known to me by Paridng Aeroea tiM Steeet B y consensus of everyone ents have responded smd most tering Its survey stage. in an urban setting? Dean Stok one for the college complex. Wednesdays and Fridays were enlightened and pleased to the Inco^gibles to that of the are nearly completed In both their owner's reputations — are F ot 100 G a n . . . there— Reardosi, Martin, Mur The five stages In every high er said that more than a dozen The size was ample; a sloping dtecrimlnatii« men Inr geoeratlona. N o w ; have this Information about good, majority group. 12 th Qrcnit their planning and survey way program are planning, sur among the conservatives In the phey, Digan, Jsiyoee President stages. towns tried to answer this ques terrain allowed buildings to be FREE $&35 DESK LAMP their children, Reardon said. Altitough a program was men vey, design, rights of way, and situated at different levels, con church," he said. David Comine, Rec Program The rest of the relocated Rt. tion by suggesting their own e fW e tfais i ewwnee aO-DMn katfier, w id i goldea Director Wally Fortin, the .Ibis gwiuln* mocceeln aUp-cn Is quite aa to preveeeent oeet Bm original Indian vareioni Mad* (or miles of oomfortafal* waOdag; atyled for distinction end good looks, with that itttangiU* fait of quality which oobim only from fin* head craHsaumahlp. Bssy-to-skins upper leethar has e poWehed kiok that rivals geauin* eerdeeaa. III le t as fit yoa la • pair.
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a dalagata from ina second Con- 8 p.m. In ths Rad Barm Andover will play the Baba Ruth team annual picnic this Sunday. Tha ad by AUPOA, proosads udll go Police Report on Thursday at 6:16 p.m. at tha grasslonal District to the Con- T oU a n d affair la scheduled for ^ .m . at to wpport tha raoraaMonal pro alamantary sohool field. Ths tha Amarloan Legion FlaM on naotlout Constitutional Con- Break Attempt People You Can Count on Us... Quality Costs No More at Sears Boys Baseball town championship was won by West St., Rt. 83, in Rockvilla. vantlon, and waa one of tha two gram at the lake. Harvard Busing Plan Seen tha Well Drillers, who defeat- Tha picnic is planned for all ropraeatnativas from Habron to William R. Targuson, Rt. $. Program Enters ad Ksn't Oarage team In agaa, with pony ridss and such the i#W lagislatura. has oomplstad a two-waak High police suepaot there w u an In the gam e last Sunday. for youngatsrs and plenty of Rap. J. lyiar Pattareon of School Dabat# Workshop attampUd break and entry into Jkmas ITm on sarvad aa U t- food, bavaragea, and sptachas Old Lyme wtU ha tha other lead stltuU at tha University of Hart tha houaa at $4 Slro M. as the Causing Overloading Here Final Inning ford. He was one of ntnatsen tie Laagut oommlaalonar, tn by vlalitng dlgnlUrlaa for ovary- ing spaaktr. A large attandanco rear screen' door was out. charge of tha whole program, one. Childran may ooma < fret la axpaotad to hear him and Fal- Mgh school students and two News saeondary school tsschsrs from Tha owner, Emaet Ttrokinl, If Hartford were to tend SO TTits aeason'e little League and also coaohed a taam. Max Bua-Baa-4| lows. A Hmitod number of ttok- nine OonnscHcut communities, oliUdren to Tolland echoola, un end Babe Ruth baseball pro well Hutchlnaon Jr. managed Mra. Robert Friedrich, co- eta for tha affair are sUU avail hss been on vacation with his ss wall as from Msssachusstts, der an anti-poverty plan pro gram, sponsored by the recrea the Babe Ruth team. chairman of this year's Baa- able from town oommlttta family but ha rstums ovary day Dr. Jsmei Appel posed to the Hartford board Of tion commission, is going into Ntw Jersey, and New H^amp Dameoratto Plonlo Baa-Q. an annual event atagad mambara. Starting Uma gatur- to feed his various anima/s and LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) - education, ToHand would "have iU flnaf week. Seventy-seven shire, who participated in the Charlaa Phsipa, vice praaldant by tha RtpubUcan Town C m - day U 4:30 p.m., at Wright’s he noticed tha soraan, Antorant- The pcMidant of tha American LOOK at the to set up portalble classrooms boys en'> four LIttls League for memberahlp of too Tolland mlttsa, has announced that tha field on Rt. 8. workshop. Medical AasoclaUon, Dr. Jamaa or InaUtute double session, and ly the heavy look on Ina dooi^ ' I I J. teams and one Baba Ruth taam county Demooratlo Association, Rep. Douglaa Fellows of Hebron ALPOA Binge Z. Appel, pradicta that "quite a hire an additional three teach Manchester Evening Herald praventad turthur entry as it participate. has announced that a number has accepted an InvlUHcn to at' Tha laat bingo party of tha law’’ doctora will refute to par- ers, to accommodate children.” Andover correapondent, Law wss found closed and looked and ' Ii' iKlil ( l\ ..\N|) (■() To offiplaUy tnd ths season, of Andover Democrats are plan tend, and wilt ha one of ths summer saaaon at Andover nothing waa missing. Uctpata In the federal medicare IHvid Cook, chairman of the the coaches of ths U tils League ning to attend the aaeociation’e speakers. Fsllowa is Lake wll be bald Saturday at rence Mae, tel. 74$-76M. _____ program. Tolland school board, said this He aaye tha doctors will pro- would be the resirlt if a field tMt the program by refusing to ■tudy of Hartford schools, re- ofm plete the forms to be re cenUy completed by Harvard quired ^ the federal govern tTniverslty researchers, were to Low Pair Prices ment. 'flile. he aaya, would be Implemented. \ ( U i ( a n ( m i n i o n I ^ . (,> n a I i I > ( o*-ei'-s No Moi*i' a( make It Impossible for the So- The study recommends that ofol Security system to make two children from poor areas of PbymenU to the doctora Hartford be allocated to each Appel, Interviewed Tuesday class room available in metro aSld— :. "I _ have..W - W avwvnot •■woeaaahoard wtIVone politan area towns. Figures for physician tell me that he will ^lland show that, with 40 not take care of paUenta over A Footiira of Tha ALLSTATE Tire ROAD-EO classrooms, the town would 6$, but quits a few will Ignore presumably be asked to han tha required g vemmant dle #0 children. This com f^rm e." pared with an elementary Hell Drivers at the World's Fair Use ALLSTATE Supers school population of 860. The program was recom Engaged Barry Goldwater tred and Guardsman Nylon Tires exclusively . . . The mended by the Harvard field The engagement of Miss Alice PHOBNDC, Aria. (AP) - Bar study center as a way to re Orsechowaki of Manchester to ry Goldwater, who underwent Same Tires You Can Buy of Sears lieve the problems of segre Franklyn H. Kopp Jr. of Col gation and poverty in the Hart surgeiy laat month to correct an ford schools. One line of thought chester has been announced by old spinal Injury, la reported to has it that cities, such as her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo be making a slow but steady recovery. Hartford, must have help from seph Orsechowski of 446 Parker ' Harry Rosanswaig, Arisona area towns if they are to end St. Sears Best Tire defacto segregation, arising Her fiance is the son of Mr. Repulmcan oommittee chair man and a eloaa friend of tha from the concentration of dle- and Mrs. Franklyn H. Kopp of sdvantaged families in core Colchester. i G64 OOP praaidenUal candi date, said Tuesday that Gold- areas of the nation's cities. Miss Orsechowski Is a 19W water la taking short walka and Cook described the child who graduate of Manchester High ALLSTATE Supertread leoka forward to limited activity School. She is employed at would be Involved as being lA four to six weeks. Aetna Insurance Co., Hartford. either a state dependent, or one Rosenzwelg said Goldwater, whoee parents earn less than Mr. Kopp la a 1963 graduate of farmer senator from Arizona, 36-Month W ear Out Guarontee 14,000 annually, as defined by Bacon Academy, Cochester, and in good spirits and la taking is attending Har\’ard EUlla Tech ALLSTATE Steel Trailers the 1066 General Assembly. If easy to hasten his recovery." He quesrtioned whether the nical School, Danielson. plan ' would be reciprocal, en An April 1066 wedding la plan tailing the busing of 80 Tol ned. for Family Vocation Trips ‘ John Wayne 4 . 0 0 x 1 3 land children to “Oulturally dis r ' • advantaged school" in Hartford. I ROME (AP) — Actor John Tiibotoss If so, he questioned “who would charge of Repubhoan election Wayne, who suffered a back l^ury while making a movie, pick the 80 children from town day headquarters. Chock Soars tow prieo Btoekwdls for to be sent to the ooopsraUve The new publicity director for 8 8 waa back on the set after two days in a hospital, officials of schools?" the club Is Mrs. Louis Dumont. Hauk V2-fon toods tJGe producing company say. Cook added that. ‘In recent Accident •A studio spokesman said yean, many ToUand children A one-car accident yesterday Tuesday that Wayne suffered a have ridden buses as many as on Mountain Spring Rd. caused injuries to three. Mrs. Janet L. 129 slipped disc in repeated ehoot- Tubeless Blackwalls 21 miles a day. and, adding a Holds 1000 lbs. of equipment in a 56x44xl0-inch rattle-free body. Two Ite of a scene In which ha and | round trip ride to Hartford of Frachey, 44, HiUcrest Dr., the wheels with 4.80/4.00x8, 4 ply tires, tubes. Hitch with steel ball, remov K&k Douglaa scuffle. nearly 40 ntUea, results tn some driver, suffered facial cuts, 8.50x13 while Mrs. June Afrlcano, 36, able tailg&te, safety chains. T w and brown. Assembly extra. 7.50x14 80 miles of bus riding daily for I of Rockville, suffered a cut over 2 f.r 41.00* 2 i . r S 1 . 0 0 * the children.” C^rald Brooke 7.00 X 14 He added that apparently, her right eye and possible brok NO HONCY DOWN on Stors Eosy Poymont Plan 8.00x14 under this plan, “we could prob en right ankle, and her 2\i year ALLSTATE MOSCOW (AP) — Former 2 47.00* 2 for 55.00* ably oolleot all ToHand ritUdren old son, Ben, received a possible Britieh teacher Gerald Brooka with parental income below broken right hip. Not injured Bor Typos ond Bosket Types has lost an aftpaal from a fiva- •Plus Tax, 2 Old Tlrea Available in Wmtewalls at Sears Low Prices $4,000 and sand them to Union was Oai7 Frachey, 10. None of ^ar sentence on chargee of or Ashford.” the Injured were hospitaHxed. Top Carrier Clearance subversive anti-Soviet actlvltlee. An sitemabtve to the study, The car driven by Mrs, Fra Check These Low, Low Prices An appeals court panel Tuee aooording to Cook, "would be to chey was traveling down a steep diay confirmed the sentence Im' do away with sohool systems as grade on Hillcrest Rd. into Mt. posed by a Moscow City Court Sears Most PopHlor Tire they now exist and substitute Spring Rd. when the brakes ap N a 7234. Reg. 4.49 Jbly 28. universal control, where teach parently failed and the car ran Brooke’s wife, Barbara, at ers and stu»rentB o f Tolland Boys No. 7262. Reg. 28.95 Events Lesgfus players wtU hold a Wamntee DMd* $ hick supper in September to Sylvia Gottlieb to Green Tubotoss raise funds for the league. A re- Manor Cansrtruction 0 6 ., prop No. 7295. Reg. 29.95 In World for oent fund drive held by the erty on MHford Rd. B t o c k w o l b league did not produce the ex Q u o llty • LONDON (AP) — Britoin’o pected results. Ne. 7294. Reg. 31.95 com m ercial televlBlon compa Ihs Tolland eB-star boys league team will play the Ver INVITATION nies were ordered today to cut Tubeless Blackwalls i!i1 non all-etsrs Sunday at 1 p.m. N a 7274. Reg. 33.49 out all crime programs between ■5 at the ball field in Pack of the TO BID Auto P a rts 8 and 9 p.m. on weekdays. 6.50x13 7.50x14 Hicks Memorial School. Sealed bids will be received Quality that equals or axceede original equipment 'Lord HIU, chairman of the , . r The Babe Ruth team will play at the office of the General epeciflcations.. .for fit, and performanca.. .depend Ne. 7253. Reg. 34.95 ivenunent’s Independent Tele- 2 33.00* 43.00* the Vernon Babe Buth team at Manager, 41 Center Street^ on Sears. You can Install-it-Tourself and eava. Selon Authority, also ordered 7.00x14 8.00x14 t pm. Sunday at the ball field. Manchester, Conn., until Au Sears offers a wide selection of parte for various N a 7254. Reg. 36.95 the 14 commercial program 2 I.r 39.00* 47.00* OOP Daace gust 26, 1965 at 11:00 a.m. for cars. If you do your own mechanical or electrical ^mpaniea to use fewer Ameri The BepuUlcsa Women's Two (2) Truck Bodies and work, you’ll find Soars’ prloea conetatenty low. can programs in the peak view *Ptas Tax, 2 Old T in s Availalile Is WUtewalls at Scars Low Prices Club made plans at their meet HolMs. Bid forms, and specirica- ing hour. ing Monday for a Republican tlnns are available at toe Ccn- Ne. 7285. Reg. 66.99 dance on Sept. 25. H iey also An PTA spokesman said Lord troller’a Office, 66 Center HlU’s chief objective was to get discussed their^ next project,- - I Street, Maacheeter, Connectl- whlch will be an International, cut. more prestige and light enter- talnmant shows during the peak ■morgesboard. 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Available In Whitewalls at Scare Low Prices Commenting on the visit of Nylon Scat Belts AvaUaMe In Whltowalls at Scan Low Pries* i f * Turkish Premier Suat Hayri Made of 100% nylon web and metal-to- Front or Rear, Some Price yrguplu, which ended Tuesday, 2 for metal buckles. 'Diese super-strong seat Bravda sold: "The causes 2 for *21 4hich brought about tension NO MONEY DOWN Plus Tax, 2 Old Tires belts are Sears tested to withstand over Allrtata Supramatlc Shock AbsortMre will give Have been Mmlnated, and the Plus Tax, 2 Old Tires 6,000 pounds of crash load. you a emoothar ride, better sway control and lalaunderstandings resulting Tubeless BlackwaUe One Low Price Phone Seen mora hydraulic fluid capacity than moat new on Sears Easy Payment Plan this tension have been Tubeless Blackwalls oar ahocksl qrmly brushed aside." 7.50x14 2 for 25.00* 7.50x14 2 for 20.00* To Learn More About Tha 6.50x13 2 for 23.00* DfSTALLED The paper made------—no mention------Free ALLSTATE Tire Mounting 8.00x14 2 for 29.00* 8.00x14 *Plus Tax, 2 Old Tire# Complete Selection of 7.00x14 2 for 23.00* *Plus Tax, 2 Old Tires t k Tuikey^s continuing member- T li^ Sizes, Prices PAIR INSTALLED Scientific Wheel Balancing Available Available In Whltowalls at Scars Low Prices Ip in the North Atlantic Trea- Available In Whltowalls at Scare Low Prices Aerylic Hoase Organisation, ths Westem- 10“ ored Central Treaty Or Patat ia aa entirely saw Solves Blister ALLSTATE prodaat davaloped oat of ation and other matters Pr^lem / the Soviet Uhlan used to ti. Da Pont reeearch. M u ffle rs lied say caused tension between the Driaa la haM an boiar to a Wtwn scpiiad witk spe- Chevrolet 1B50-6S Bovlet Uhlan and Turkey, haanttfal Bat finish of aa- ciel primer to new wood, W ort 1948-64 f Q M Wheel Alignmenf Makes firaordiaary darabiHty. or surfaces from whidi Vanant 1660-68 'TOKYO (AP) — Blavan U.8. AIXSTA’IE Passengw Tire Ganrsntse old paint has beeri re Installed Air Force 0180 transporU an moved, “ Lucite” wears tlvo HU16 amphibious planes Chevrolet 1964-84 Driving Much Easier 50% longer then ordi were flown to Japan from Okl- ■vuy ALLBTAtB Ur •nmi Uf* jruumnUed hr i nary house paints... Plymouth 1949-69 luuulMd■uuulmt walMlMala.11 A Ml _ ■wnhwr of mooth* itaa ‘ M FO M PAINTINC-. •io®» i^wa Tuesday night to aacopa from tMd huetd* K ' tlalluriii resists moisture-blitter- Dodge, DeSoto 1949-69 ^ t us oorract tha caatar and camber alignment Iw th.111. of the I ntm lt Conaa ia and get fttU infor- Pontiac 1969-60 r^hoon Mary, tn^. II ttn i>nr 1 lapUea : k T s : inf. Ask-us for details. Installed that give your tires more mileage, stop bother- ■nie typhoon, with winds up to GqiwanteedAgatott A ll G parsnteed For a m Adjuetm e^e^ at our I laai Ml, aeartoa. color card/or aneaa- Ford Fatrlane 19664W aome wheal-llght. 1 M) mllss an hour, waa reported ' « . wisxiAMiroviLLiB. ths Oon- Ford 1961-6S • 1 2 * W ear On* BighwU rtPriM OldsmobUe 1969-69 laatalM ^ (AP) — Seven of the eight >OR MILEAGE & A. Johnson Paint Co. nan In a Oongolees army oon- \x>y were Idlled Tuesday In a 723 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER ikbal ambush at Bendera, 60 j illss north of Albartvllla, Bel- I Ian 'consular sources said to ■UY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH Sliop at Sears and Save 190 BROAD STREET—MANCHESTER—flia-ifist ds 290 Brood Stroot, Monehostor 443*1881 TNC W ORK,.. THE EBAUTV LAETEI SatisCsetkm.Gnarantoed or YoorMoooy BmA to 9 P.M. f i laad Included two Bal- Slxop at Sears and Save SATURDAYS 8 AJW. to 6 PJiL a mHttary advlsars, throe at 9 9 9 4 V Cl SEARS an^u white maroonarlas Sattofaction Cuaranteod of Yoar Monay Badk Opon Dolly A .M . to P.M. — Soturdoyi A .M . to P.Me dnd tow Oai«olsM wldlan.
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MANCHB8TBB EVENING HERA^>, MANCHSDTSB, OONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 18, 1966 PACE # A O I EK2HTESN ICUBSTEB EVENING HERALD, JdANCHfiSTEB, CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST .18. 1865 Vem on to Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Maea- rad and the backup team of et- ing the M r were fueling of the ------nle, $8 Bklnner Rd. All ProbleniB vUlans, Nett A. Armstrong and Titan 2 and Gemini • spacecraft Martin to Seek Dieoharfsd wsterdaF: Olam- BlMot M. See Jr. and monitoring of all aystema. snt Klejna, 21 Ohart*r Rd.; Oor- Solved, Gemini Barry reported Osoper, Oon- In their crow quarters, Cooper Advice on Rec R. L Wirtfll* RodtviUe Library Honor$ Inn* Crandall, RFD 2; Oorneila rad and Armstrong had oomf* and Conrad were to run through pictaly reoevered from a fhi-Uke S*0(Fs, 144 W. Main it.; Mil Flight Is A m IMT phases of tha flight plan. The general manager haa In Building dred Hopkins, 10 Inlpele I t lllnsea which kept them eleee to Bmphasla will ba on the da- COUPON SAVINGS Young Summer Bibliophiles their fuartere Aug. $ and 4. mandmg maneuvers of tha first vited the Advisory Recreation Confraefor The Veeiipi fcofsaa ^ (OagOgaeA fraae Fhffa Ooe) The misalen review oovared few hours when the astronauts and Park Oommladon and Hoi^- la at M FnSk Bt^ Rockville, spacecraft operations, launch win attempt man’s ftrst rsndei^ aee Murphey, rec and park su Roriddiitlal-ComMardal MAXWELL HOUSE CMMrm's soUvtUoi wtrs thtt through a vent, llius using the vous with another satelUta. change to that another .bidder had of P .a Bex Sti. leL tTB-UM er veMcIe, weather, crew training, perintendent, to a meeting Altcrations-RainoddRig HOIMA CMAfl A sAieow. ordtr o( ths dsy la two >se- fered $41,000 for the prop hydrogeie, teo fast, / medical, recovery foroes and Tueeday to discues existing fa MAXWei tlons of tswn yssisrday—st erty, should have read itt-S m . If Hit AmI esIU alwuU HR in tracking network. cilities and need* of the town B H C H iH U T Oats Leading Crop "Bosinaoi BiUlt Ob CHASE & SANBORH, OISAVAMN RockvlUs Pahtio Ubrsry, whtrs $4,100. night, tha astronauta would ” W* found no problem spots,'’ for recreation purpoaee. Hospital Notes fFomen Sho^onscloua have enough battery Power io aa official said. TORONTO — Ontario’s major General Manager Richard Costornsr SstlBfMtisa'* psrtlclpsBU la ths lununsr Admitted yesUrday: WlUlam remain In spke* ttir** to four Cooper, M, aa Air FOro* lieu Martin will afek the advice of rsiainf prognun wsrs fstsd, crops are oats and oorn, with Fall Iiuninmea Covorais BEECH-NUT or SAVARIN Dradaur, Buckland; - Frank CHICAGO — Women DO Ulu hours bafor* returning (o earth, tenant Gdonel, and. Conrad, 18, 2,6M,000 acres in cultivation this the advisory board on the rec motrs CowfKm good at sad St Hanrytanry FPsrlr, ‘ whsrs Sllsaa, 8 Harlow St.; Anna to buy Shoes. For every pair a "They'rf Bt, rea ^ and farin’ a Navy Usutenant commander, year. Oats, at 1,$$0,00$ acres, la reation program m accordance MARKETS p w. p- of younartyouniatatis producad BchllSsInger, Dobson Ave.j Ron to go,” aaid Dr. Charles A. Ber plaanad tc keep dose watch to with the town charter. 82 BALDWIN ROAD a n y MC.. - MAHICn thair own carnival. man buys, hie wife purchases the leader, but com is gaining. ald Johndrow, Baton Rd., Tol pire*. And hie dau^tsr ao- ry, director of Gemini medlqal day on ccuntdown actIvlUss at Acreage In corn will be ap 8.4 The meeting win begto at 8 Tal. 644-0450 COFFEE COUPON IIMIT — ONE PER FAMILY At tha bfcrsry, e« ohlldran land. qulres three for every pair ha operattons, after ewervletM a thetr Jumping ott apot, launch p.m. in the Municipal m:iiUdlng THIS wars honorad st a lawn party per cent from l$$4’s record After 5:00 PJM. s a v e CoMpofi exPlrei Saturday, Augujt 21*t. 1965 Blrtha yesterday; A daughUr buys his sona. 4H*hour hxam af Cooper, Osn* oemplexlex Ne. 1$. Scheduled ' ■ ddr- planting. Hearing Room. lb. «___*------» mIw m mipcMm N lbf*4 whlolt faaiturad nuglolsn W lT - c h a n g e COUPON Main K. Oarrall, tha Farmar- c a n this tn-Uw-Dal, lea eraam and caks, and s numbar ot aiwsrda. i'nii/xtn iSaa plcturs page 4.) Award* went to Virginia FROZEN FOOD Blassesak, for tha bast ss- DAIRY DEPT. lactton ot books, Paggy Bsibar, . A ,M o t t * s Giant V jfJfJk, CHdtei Baaf SaM W hy Pay More? i c n a naatast book raports; Donald SHOP-RITE ;USDA( W han You Gat ThaBanfar^s At Mottos!... A i t B a a § i s - SHOP-M TC - Apal, most IntaroiUng book re ports for grad* «-4, with honor DOUBLE Ti' STAMPS WEDNESDAY! CHOICE J Choiea And Triihmad R i g h t F o r T o u r E a t i n g I CHOI l E able mention to BlHy A. Da- CREAM CHEESE • GREEN BEANS rlc and Joel Kerr; Janet hfur- ^ P t a a s u r a ! !0 t ...... rRlNCH or HfEUlAR CUT 9 0/ phy, moat Interaatlng book re 10 oz. ports for grades B-7, with hon SBM» MKIOW m u OMLY orable mention to Doneld Qan- • PEAS or PEAS & CARROTS dlnl and Jams* WUook. Mott's Tender Trknnied Gov't Graded U.SJIA Choice Beef Sale... Jcrtin Saya won the award • ZUCCHINI SQUASH for reading tha most non-flc tion booka. Ha read 81 during • CHOPPED BROCCOLI the summer. Oierry, E^lzea were awarded to five voungstcra for reading the moat books. The grade three award Sdtvr yeor family Nm bast from Grand Union WOL YOUR went to Joyce OUphant; grade CHOICE four, Sharon Satemla; grade t r i m m e d 8 - 9 9 five, Richard Stone; grade eix, CHUCK Jaokla Samaon; and grade sev M R i E a a49* B j f . s t e a k msTcur UWrr, tin Tw W I—M Pn* DrMi (7 n-rtn) en to Sherry Blonateln. a 65* •IIARTKRS Him-AIN M Ukky U-CnImM WMn m FM The library annoimced that Fiwit Xolod M youngatera were placed on STEAK L e n io n a d e ~ 12*"-^—99^ tha honor roll for reading at a99* a 55* Rim O O c UD 0 7 c MkM r»M M Nm I _ _ least 18 booka; <8 read at least .5 ♦*•’^85^ >4 booka, and the following 11 FIRST CUT BONELESSe S3 SS ^01 0 C a rre te -----10'*"^ *^99^ vounatera read 36 booka, equal SlM^aAlPn CbnuuC nr Inof to a book-a-day during the read. CHUCK STEAK rPMh CHMKm PAim Ing program; Sherry Blonateln, CROSS RIB ROAST S p in a c h - 10“"^ »^99^ Holly Darico, Clement and ;BREA8T8 WITH RlB>^5d* ROAST TmiAmm bf. m CtMib tm Juice— Kathy Klejna, Kenneth Or' cemRcuT CAUPORMA lowski, Jackie and Lucille Sam. HAMS i b 3 9 < Potatoes— 10^ ^ 9 9 f son, Sharon Satemla, Richard L E g 8 * T H l G H 8 h 4 9 * Juice— U A N CHUCK ROAST > 4 9 i CHUCK POT ROAST 5 9 f -baCM- M m Stone, John Saya and Bonnie CUT SHORT RONBJSS Bchumey. n T R A U A U ______CHICKEN LIVER 8 h 6 9 * Tuikey Slices— Mias Natalie B. Ide, librarian, UANK N O c unT A Q c OMColal* M nk 3-*1 and Mrs. Luella Denley, Junior NATIM ^IfllD CHUCK a 65* BUTTERSTEAK TKNDER RIB STEAK CHUCK POT ROAST A 9 f librarian, were In charge of the TOR BBAimra yOF CHOCK a 99* D E L I D E P T . 'a. ‘to *13 CHICKEN WING 8 h 33* ALL MIAT 1.09 CUT POR s n w program 49)> SHOP-RITE At Henry Park, partlclpanta SHORT RIBS a49* STEAKS CUBE STEAK .. HO wAsn.—. E' LEAN BEEF CUBES 7 9 « In the town's recreational pro a 99* emeuBNE a. 65* BAKERY DEPT. "CUT PROM CHUCK’' — — DELICIOUS TBAYO-PAK gram put on a carnival for the tun i SLICED BACON benefit of- the Jimmy F\ind. uir BONELESS "3 ^ BONELESS SHOP-RITE LARGE 8 -INCH LONDPN BROIL STEAK »99^ V E A L STEAK 7 9 f A number of booths were aet . 5 3 ' ® . 5 9 * up along side of a fence. SHOULDER STEAK ■ CHUCK FILLET DUCKS " a 45* lATmu The most popular booth was ABBIODR ITAH « _ PINEAPPLE PIE p't=. T f one entitled "Kill the Kounae- Ready To Eat JIB TOP SIRLOIN STEAK t ITALIAN SAUSAGE 7 9 f lor," In which playground coun- CBfITER CUT FRANKS » a 69* aelors volunteered their serv ABMODR ITAH GRILL LICIOUS GROUND MEATS ices aa targets. Children purchased chances HAMSUCES ’OHODIDBR FOR COOK OUT TREAT. SKINLESS FRANKS to throw wet sponges at their SUCED BACON a 89* supervisors. Observers reported menamw.wmmCHUCK ROAST a 75* LOI^BROH. a 99* GROUND GROUND GROUND that a good time was had by all A BEEF CHUCK ROUND RYGKAprs the children, but that many CH01CI AND LLAN UNDIR AND UAN 59/ conaelor-volunteera were some •RAND UNION-fOLID BEEF lor STEW a 79* ROAST a 49* what damp when their career as CHUCK BLUE BONNET a living target ended. 53^’ '^69^' It. 99 '' NB>C0AUKB Total Income from the carni CAUF-ROAST a 59* 1 ^ ROAST m n i T i M W FO w nn a 89* FARM FRESH PRODUCE EX1KAMLD 4 9 / val h u not yet been determined MARGARINE be recreation officials. BOnjS)HANa a99* HYGBADE VACUUM PACKED Com Roast SWORDFISH STEAK a79* tO SC IO D S The Annual Com Roast and iasg to Prep are Praxem . Poetda, Square Dance of the Twirl 'N 4 - * | N ic CANTALOUPES ^ x a 2 5 ^ LUNCH JMFAT Twisters Square Dance Club of U LUNOf, PVPIl, PLAIN, ElUngton will be held Saturday 2 9 night at St. Luke's Hall, Rt. SEABROOK FARMS PKKU A PMUMTO, COOKB) 140, In Ellington. The dance will BIRDS EYE POTATOES 10 a 4 9 ^ JMAMI er LUNCH LOAP begin at 8 p.m. with Don Atkin sHoe-m-niu po u n d son calling for the evening. eu T -R in PEAS OR SPINACH A W A K E r ; Members are advised to start POTATO CHIPS 3*-^pk«^99^ planning for ' the fall dances, WAX PAPER 2 St 49* JELLO 4is39* ITALIAN PRUNES ^ 4 9 / with Walt Swan ns guest caller aRAHD UHIOH RIFI 3 8 9 < CHBLTON HOUSB-t VAH. on Sent. 18, and Alan Brozek YEUOW ONKMS I O B N PEPPBB APPETIZER DEPT. on Oct 2 JUMBO OLIVES 29* VINEGARS Dean'* Ust G 4 9 < (WHMIAVAILAIU) Miss Barbara H. Dean, 28 MNcv I 2 » ‘ 2 9 f ! Pleasant View Dr., and Ray GRAND UNION ALL FLAVORS W HY PAY MORE? KRAKUS lAAPORTED mond H. Spaulding, Vemon BROCCIHJSPEABS 35?69* POTAHnS*^ 4S^*1“ Everything's Priced Right A t Mott's!I Why Pay More? Trailer Court, both In rural PINEAPPLE JUICE RDD-L m aada dUUUID VHMHI Vemon, have been named to the a c . DRINKS C A M P B E L L S YELLOW CLING CHOPPED HAM dean's list for the 1964-65 aca SHRIMP DINNER %r59‘ SCAUOP DINNER Sr49* demic year at the University DRm$BL CHOCOLATB . . a a - q . HBKSHgT S. TOMATO SOUP M A C H I N E Evesting College, University oC 3 ’ | 0 0 I DEL MONTE PEACHES S LICED <6 Hartford. FUDGE CAKE it 85* ICE CREAM TlV.‘ 99* Given Scholarship James L. Mortello, son of Mr. ABBBOint COBiiBD MORTON’S SS.C.. LIC ED or H ..... $ 9 Kmft Catlnn Nntvml and Mrs. Peter J. Martello of SARA LEE-GOLDEN ^lICED PfACHl'E HALVES 1 3 -ox. cam ||||| ■Woroester Rd., Vemon, ha* BEEF HASH 2 ”ir89* JUICEDRINKS 4s='H*’*’ Swiss Cheese — e.59^ been awarded a scholarshlip to BBAVO MACARONI <:?. YELLOW CAKE Mwihi Wesleyan University, and win Jfc«p Mti O w ^ O w y wfcUl r—III oiiwH*,*. «,w» MwHltl* MlnU V.|*mUm wie PwIm •nroll OS a freshman In Sep FLOOR WAX ’tr65* StoEDDED WHEAT “Jir35* Leeioii Juice— Bologna—-— — 49^ tember. A 1965 graduate of FOWBIK _ 6 ; ^ | 0 0 ~ ' niM d Cpnels R m— *I .D e g C h e w 25->-*2** Ho^viUa High School, Martel M M.e» Cm eirem •» Haltoii Om TmIx lo was a member of the Nation SNOWY BLEACH te49* LUCKY CHARMS *.C35* lUieher Dflb^ L iv e rw u rs f------*^79^5 al Honor Society, was on the whr y«rMmT ^ B e iin g ...... ^ Rcmu Sauces ...... C.I* Umr, PMM. m staff of the yearbook, on tha ;UeAyr. ---...14-----01. «ma student counoll for three years A c c e n t------and participated In Boys' Stsita M MotM MMCweni Salad -29 f -4 ^ Vegemato Juice 3 iMk't (NC) He also won letters In aoccer, WALPORD ALL PLAVORf WrIcIi'R eropo__ 4*IIy nr SrC fhttit B otrg Fetult SBceJ Ccnrets Crown AuRPtnU SoiHhphh baaketball and baaebalL * 0*1 M«M Kenoa Salcm il - *«49^ Police Arreata Amue^ti CBqpe^^ KppI* Juke ... A * e-ntiii. tj A dispute over a dog resulted S w ee t P e n s 2*^ —20^ . •i.flNw' ~ 4»r 4 « . MM. W HY PAY MORE? In the arreert of two men yester raiHnsm GRAND UNION H H G m S O U epi Mmsp siwbc day evening. John C Gleason, 75 STAMPS CeieiMbiti Ctofiee 0 9 f «•••••-----— Pirii Peletgewt - S$.« SHOP-RITE 88, of 61 Phoenix St., Vemon, COTTAGE CHEESE With pufchasr ot N.inty Lyrui and Jeremiah L. Fay, 67, of 70 Tem ateee------—•I 8 •' /t* tf(»sh SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE LIBBY Pearl St., Manchester, were SEAFOOD DEPT, MAYONNAISE arrested by Vemon police. k According to police, Gleason 2 : 4 APPLE PIE PINK OR WHITE PEANUT BUTTER TOILET TISSUE TOMATO JUICE was charged with two counts of breach of peace as a result of an argument at the Vemon Rid oWAHPxnugH FANCY SHRIMP 1 -q u art, ’r r 3 9 ’' ing Stablea. Qleason la part 14-oz. cant f owner of the eatabliahment. In creaI ^ es iclO* m S r n i S i <^^29* ‘ 2-f l v n u tu k i J i l boi 3 9 9 ' 4 - - . 2 9 ' MmMIM WIMM l-W W kMtiM the course of his arrest, Gleason 41 to 50 T F ^ ' ' caused a disturbance at tha H ^ yTtarch s r 29* -scon TISSUE 4AL.99* $ 3 -T 9 M .H U M P H i i . gDort font* Vemon police station, police re ORAMP VMIOK PAw VsiaiTABLB dVlCB Count ^ « 3 - Cider Vinegar ---- S*"^ 3r49* 5^39' 3 port. mummnumjmmma a US. Stewed Prunes S*T*1 Ucmid Oetergent 49^ Initant CeHee ~ Fay wa* charged with theft FABRIC SOFTENER S9* aa. jbdh. nr\. V -8 COCKTAH. 2^!r49* SImHIU* WMt*. PMi, Ordiid m V*Hm» k«M« •! Mti PMiy * i •■Nm |;I«mU •< Off OiaH R ^^ll>■tll ■.!. m Dri. of a dog, 'aa tha result of a com plaint filed by Gleason, the SffiESEwmz ^ 69* HlfORAMGE CMFFOH RMG I FucM Tissues— 6 ^ Tcdbrlc S^ ener 6 9 ^ C o ffe e ------2^ dog's owner. I^llce report that PAG! VAUIY or STONY AAAN FRESHLIKE H o S b u t S te a k s — *69^ i nv ftn I ..> .M b ,Sw . the dog was recovered. Frookooi Frm iio 4 FLAVORS Both posted $100 bond and wlU PEACH HALVES VejgoiaMpk\ VEGETABLES le Count Dikiks S-nr Mqiiid 2 9 / C e f ie e appear In Circuit Court 12 lA • ^ ORN SHOP-RITE *kwWN CrtM. feiaMit CmRI. e. hn BockviUa on Sept. 7. Both wer* BEHER BUY GRAND UNION ... • H t n s I BO.TM M . arrested by patrolman Harman 6 ^ 1 0 0 ICE MILK 4 9 A p p lk Jiik e • 4"-’*^89^ • *I->P ChecelaleW nieeb29F Frit*. LE GRANDE • ^ AWROIS fMlIPlMll, VmMi M Carl Sheldon, 88, 71A Edwards St., Hartford was arrested at 8 CAIOFBBLL'g 11 FLAVORS REGULAR f Mm IIm IlbMr $L VHldN CONTKOt.LBD 2U» B o w le u e ..--rr--’*' >-39<«-: I C e ffoe—~6S Ptneopple Ofunki.. p.m, yaatarday, an^ charged PORK'N BEANS SHOP-RITE ‘>,11 M a c a ro n i with Instruction of an unlicensed Di'lii mils 5 *ir89* RED OR YELLOW ASSORTED FLAVORS erson, and failure to drive In DETERGENT »59* CAMFBELL'S f Sle right hand lane. He will be NECTARINES ICECREAM ’ Of f # #; V I # f;/ 5 9 presented In court Sept. 7. i^ejaT BBQ BEANS 21:;L3Sc HAWAIIAN PUNCH • C H A S E f. SANBCPN . ' HE-C DRINKS Police report that Sheldon w u iniTtoFFEE 10 FLAVORS HI FIAVOR • EHLERS • HORN r1 M A R D A R t toachlng Mrs. Eileen ijondr^, 80, of the *am* addresa, to SHOP-RITE *-ii •UmBOM FB ini YOUR drive. During the Instruction Defic a fw n FsotUiys'' ' 14-oz. cant I Mr*. Landry lost control of the ICECREAM ’ "7 9 . . ■ = . . 8 7 ' CHOICE oar, and hit a houae, owned by HUEEN PEPPERS EGGPLANT 3 7 9 CAUrOBMlA fp w E iiM a n A Michael Petrozaa, of 4 Itusaell DOUBLE l>r. Tire accident occurred at the vAOTEFISHCHUBSa59* taiteraeotion of Russell Dr. and ntilHLTNADI eaea. UMONS WSwRM Prkas Effaetiva Mon- thru Sat . i j | 2 k 'S T O R S S IMnnel Rd. Minor damage and TRIPLE-S BLUE 9 „P J t’^,S|ON»AY THRU SATURDAY M Injurte* were reported. PC^TOSALAD a29* 525 . . OorreettoM WATMMPt ALL WKITC NEAT - g a . 160 The Herald wal In epor PROSPEa AVB. 280 erhen It recreported yeetofday TURKEYROU aa59* 5>&89* STAMPS that the vemon board' o f , OOBAHYBAKA BEANSOIFRANKS F m iM lM Ave. MMiHef|Ni..Eart ALBANY AYE. Silas Deane Hwy. representatives had voted & BOULEVARD WINDSOR AVL to buy the Wright property, HAROSALAMI «.a69* Ki«SE'*'W **69* EVERY BMfTOL 1 MANCHIiTU HARTPOID WITHIRfNILO W IfT HARTPOID behind the town nail, for FASY.FBQG.WHinwTBtLOW .g a! fHior 5 & 65* WH.ION $48,000. The approved pur chase price of the property M lfl Stan iole A g o O * t u t I D actually $4,800. A t ^ r t AMEMCANCHEESEa59' WEDNESDAY eieewhere In the artiole, At StOMl gfllll Doll galgitMg u ilg RANCHESTBR BVBNIKO HERALD; ICANCHEBTBR, OONNW WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 19S0 PAOt fWDfTr.O!l| Mkdv rmCNTT MAKCHfiSTBit BVBl^NO HEtUliD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ WSDnRSHAY, AUGUST li. H e b r o n Maneuvers Still Face ^V-Radio Tonight Mur^rphy Jld» SuhdivUiqnuhdivUioi California Guardsmen 1$ Apptoved Television LOS ANOBLB8 (AP) — CaIt-«vouaokaS there siMs nmrsSay BONILISS ■ - TOP OR BOHOM ROUNDT- • fuper-RIght Quality • No Fat Added •;M A f^ lO ) Xoirtas in Prog-a 7:1$ ( ria Cam«r leatnad unhappily they'll sM mmer HIsti Ifh la H w pluuUivr aonlnr fomla NaUonal 'Guardsmen onj iliM J s o k duty in the stfeeU of South Los have to undergo annual summer ThAzteai 7:10 ttar Jannrnxa—Nawa oommlMnoa hM approved Uia levia VIrilnlan (C) ■(Mtvlaloa request «t L. Broder Ang«I«> today wondered when tn^nlng, sriiloh many figured lamerr llot Norton they’ll get home. they had escape through riot hayaBba SO-4^ Oula and Harriat A Oo., for permission to divide OUARANTIID m damlnl S: | ZMyt in propinly on Murptiy Rd. mto Then the word trickled down duty. Ott and Obv. Udmund Q. h a lUfla via 1:00 FRESHNESS is in fuilswini//y I # four lots. from th* general to the ranks — Broim.|«poited (be Quard'a Lpa T O U T I 5 F Y 111# subdivision requested has It won't be soon. AngeleAduty won't bo counted 5to)„«ay» In Parapaoilva First, said Maj. Qsn. Charles toward Iheir annua) aoUvo duty atar Momua' been franted effective Aug. 13, O t Y O U t awa, WaaUiar' with the stipulation that no A. Ott Jr., Ids 40th Armored Di obUgatl vision Is headed (or two weeks Some BO men of the 1st Bri- 9:00 i,® ! | » dtvellinM or garages be con LB Kpantlfy •S^I.Cr^llvr Paraon at Stop‘ Shop’s Fruit Deptv « structed on Umt portion of the of summer training In the 100- gado's Headquarters Group M O N IY l^iw d His Trlanda proparty In the town - of He degree temperatures at Camp pulled ood TVeMajf night for the a '*® j rKr*?! Burka'a Law bron, and that no buildings Of Roberts, 33S miles north of Los truck ride to Chmp' Roberts. tA C K I awa,iTapor Sporu, WaaUiar IJ-IS) Our...... Privata.... WWor orld , y.nnd *!• Trlanda J*Uinl fl< Vlaw any type be located In such a A llie s. Tlte aoMHert rsadiiy *te|d where tub Houac' .A — SubaoripClon TV manner as to be Intersected by That, Ott told newsmen Tues thev were going, but offleere "awa, Waathar 10:00 ftp intamatlonal Hour the town line. Part of the tract day, is the division's primary declined to comment on their alar Jenninza—Nawi in.an Comady Hr, sllar Cronklte 10:40 la i^ ) ABC Senna It’s the Fresiiest Spot in town! lies in Marlborough. mission, from which it was di desttnatioti. ( 8) Ona Slap Bayond Preliminary plans were sub verted by the death-dealing For the Headquarters Group .WISP VA^I Oallf. lO'.W (3U) Match (lima mitted by Adelard J. Bemais, riots of the past week. The which xaa the operatlen but sew ROASfS e w it^ »:00 i w o-ijrao-aa-ao-to) Nawa, and by WWard and Margaret unit’s 10,000 plus men are slated little aetkm, departure waa 80)_ . Hunila)i------y-Brlnklay Miller, for subdivision. The Ber for maneuvers through Aug. 28. somewhat reluctant. ater Jannmga—Nrwa For the thousands from TiOO ealy Rd., and the Millers plan Northern California's 49th In appointed th ^ dllidn’t aae much «WT M ovla for six lots on Weltowood Rd. fantry Division, also called into action here," remarked Lt r UM 'Hirir*e UveS ’ 11:* jk Marv Grlfflil Show Wellswood. lying moeUy in Co riot duty, the problem doesn't Juan VUInverde ot Long Beach. Bubfbfcrlptkm TV ll:t0 jrt) Tonightit Show (C ) . - Movla lumbia. has for a long time exist — they trained in June. One private first claaa — who ____ 1 ;00 (40) Air FVirea nim Jumbo Melon Sale! been a kind of deserted village. Wives, children and jobs will declined to be identified— com Afivw ov you look o t If • •» __ ■ EB •ATUHOAK’S TV WK1SK FO B C0 BO1.E T E U 8TIIEO It had a school, but that greet them as they are released. plained Utterly that summer went down long years ago. At the 97th St., School riot tratnlng after not d u ^ "la real* There were quite a number of command poet, troops bi- ly uirfur." IMIL YOUU UKE THE GIFTS to o FOt fine looking and well kept JUMBO SIZE houses there, and a small Intereated may get In touch Radio graveyard, in which members Rham DUtrict (IMf Dse^ineludet on^ thoee nws breedeesto ef 10 or IS of the Root family were bur with Principal Ray Gardiner at PLAID STAMPS! Some statioris c4irry other short newBcasts.) led, kept in excellent repair. the ediool for further Informa- tlon. Regional High WDBC-tlSS (felliOO Nawa Youdg people used to en^ag Parentb who have children td ItOO yi2:U visiting that area as a sort m _ k - . T a ^ r * romantic ramble. All the register for the onconilng S^ks Teachers Hawa.'Wsn Off S;00f Afternoon Edition school year are asked to do so m i TfBOB—SIS $.1)9 Nawa, BpdaU. Waatkar I iiilllililiins houses have now gone down. A at the Elementary School aa Blue of irvamns road to Hebron on the off side As Substitutes I Hartford Hlgtillstita 7:66 Convaraatlon P l^ a soon aa possible. BONILISS 7:SI)Chet Huntley was long ago closed to traffic, |:lj6 Gaalltht 7:30 Nawa The office Is open from 6 U:00 Quiat Hour. ' and one could hardly find a ajn. to 1 p.m. daily. John panavan, principal of POT ROAST 7:16 Rad Sox va. Orlolai way through It by walking, C H U C K W I N F —i r n 10:40 Nlghtbeat RHAM Junior - Senior High 11:00 N awa JUMBO HONEYDEW MELONS 59: now. Manchester Evening HenM 11:15 Sporta Final 4-H Fair School, is compiling p listing of BONELESS 6 3 ^ 11:80 Art Johnaon The aimual Hebron 4-H fair Hebron oonwepondeot. Miss teaohera for subatttuta work at C H U C K LB T T F o r —141S Susan Pendleton, teL 2M-S454. CALIF. ROAST l;4S Lowatl Thomaa 6:00 Oeorgla Brawar Frethnesi is took place Saturday at the He the school during Uw eomlng Yankee, vi. Ansala 7:00------Ken 1 Oriffln _. bron elementary grounds and in 13:00 Buia Douflaa CASABA, CRANSHAW 69: the school, fixhlblts Included year. TTiose interested should jQgp^ 31 BONELESS — CUBED, ^30 J GUARANTEED vegetables, flowers, horses, 35B Class Plans contact ths scImoI office for aa SWISS OR BLADE STEAK LB woodworking, rabbits, clothing. application blank and further in 5 T t A K 5 TT ^ 4t Stop & Shop! formation. There was also a cake-msdcing Voluntary Curbs Urged, W e che 1 the guidelines "in the spirit of Porter and Susan Drew, super to committee members Mrs. PEPPERS 2 E.S 23*= Justice Department Tuesday in be on Aug. 30 at 8 p.m. at tha 1 7 opposliw a bill introduced by responsible citizens." intendents. An auction followed Arnold Clarke, Notch Rd.. ’Bol school. The agenda h u not been rooif tM or kgrbtciM 'M f r e s h - - s l i c e d Friendly said that he has the judging. Cakes were donated ton; Mrs. John Buck, ISO Spruce announced. Interested members RIPE, FIAVORFUL, JUMBO SIZE 2ri ) fien. Wayne . Morse, D-Ore., St.; Mrs. Roy Olson, 62 Cam ■ almod at insuring imprejudiced heard of no objections on tbe to the auction. It was a great old of the public are welcome te at trials. art of the press since Katzen- POUND OF VACUUM PACK country fair. bridge St.; Mrs. Oiarles Hamil- tend all RHAki board meetings. CANTALOUPES 3 FOG 1.00 ton, 14 Helalne Rd.; Mrs. John CORNISH HENS SWORDFISH Ragan is the Immediate past a^lTz guidelines were Issued, Annual Reports president of Ths Associated Annual reports, requested by Pavelack, 33 Redding Sti, or Manchester Evening Herald INDIVIDUAL SERVINGS C A C \ Dr. Ruth Panta, 446 Adams St. CINTM cun IND JLQC '1 p n ss Managing Editors Assor the board of finance from town RHAM correspondent, Law 18 TO 20 OUNCES LB ^JP elation; Friendly is chairman of U.S. Steel Set boards, officers and agencies, rence Moe, tel. 742-6798. LB 08c CUTS LB 0 7 ths pressbar committee of the which may not yet have been Small Deals Add Up BUY A DOZEN .. . ONLY $7.95 sent in, should be forwarded at American Society of Newspaper To Spend More H a ir Canvas fo r Coats laiije 1 lb T oz Daiictou&Ring ' lii ' I ' " ' ...... ■1 Editors. once to Mlarvin A. Rosd, board OTTAWA -- Although each of Jano'PaHcor Both of the editors told a Sen elselr, the* board says. - the small, developing natioMf ^ WA«INaTO>f ' lUes ^ ate ' Ju^clary subcommlttos NEW YORK<(A») — The U.S r School News with which Canada does busi hair canvas in the United States that special committees set up Steel Oorp. hH announced CHUCK ROAST-J-Jrtril-39* Bids are being accepted at ness accounts for no more than come to $17 mllUon a year. W4IT AMUICAN US T O I t YUKON ASSOSTID ElAVORt SAVI UP TO lit searching for the best ways to plans — to $1.8 billion over the until Friday for th» sealing of such nations make lia .s3' ^ r '~'^ .«re qsed to ahapS snltB Yoor C h o lc o t Z c CASIOf24 I H O balaaos, the. guarantees of free next three years. the school drivett^,: tAnyone 110 5 3 The company, the nation’s MiNsion lim Brand. cent of Canada's foreH iFh^e. ^ a ^ CMter d ip m S iico i SKG CanRod Sodo IJOZCANI IfO T press and fair trial. CALIFORNIA ROAST • 59* ' Ragan, said he does not regard largest steel pi^ucer, also an MAWAOlb OUR OWN 1c SALE U V f UP TO lie nounced Tuesday a major capi StodLyanr hbOY* 20 P K O C A C a frfS. press, and a fair trial as FOOD*"* Incompatltlble, but rather, ‘‘It is tal raerganizatlon. ( ' diodclar ChooM u 79^ Too Bogs of 441 The reorganization plan calls my belief for moving the company’s large 8 Inch 1 lb 8 oz Siza fair trial without n tree press." charter from New Jersey to BLADE CUT CHUCK I AUH'lS Y(.;'jk SAIISI ACTION HEALTHFUL REFRESHING -BppiBd that forbid- Delaware and involves the con- taataui»mFitianMaW«. 4*/k to I lbs AvMliMela 4 lOT % ■T" — — .. . • eUT.UP sslsfi^siaM....«f a IMPERIAL | h lb alclear DIvMmM Ppld LIQUID DinStOINT 22 O Z m a c Oxydol Dtftrgtiit d u tr Dotargaiit «B D ay e f Deposit Only 1 esspoN Nwy No rsdsHMl por mtiMor visit ANTI- * j 10s O f f We eiw egomi fop TM MmH MAN M WMI MARGARINE ALLERGY BABY ^ 8 r tAMH «4LC "ft "Q 'ft Capsules lAmorkoH EiproM PKG # 0 SAVE 100 FREE POWDER 2 U . . . offars vnsurpostsd temporary relief s AV I M (i s KRAFT SWISS SLICES from disirsssing sneezing, watery M#N#y Opdofs Rsynaldf let ttsapsi nyos dwa te Hoy Fever, s a v e a t 1 ,0 A N tool TOP VALUE STAMPS 59e S 4 » « I V I I i > V NitHrbl SwiM r - Alio ttap A celds, oUergy. GIAINT V in e witk SB pnrahaM ar Mira tkrn ta t;. A b | i I I 10c OPT PKG Alamiiiim Foil CafGDogFgod Irani at tki Mini M R riN l “•^39 Dqsh Detergent StopBSlioii Mirgiriat4;trM iM phf 24 Cs|Wfloi tofT v a c If PT QIC N*. m FOR FRU D aim Y fiitoOl^aac 1007 MAIN BT. — NEAR MAPlJB 8T. *OS.tl^ • 0 U ,# l • CAM 0 4 P H O N E 4 4 3 -1 EO S t, b r a n c h OFEIOB, ROUTE 81, OOVENIRT mm I . 4 'wfa .'/a "'I s5i^ * • 4' rrr — ..... Ill I *1 1m '"iri III 9 OPEN TUli 4 PM. MONDAY THROUGH IRIDAT ti:. » t . WsMSSS^ 1 J THURSDAY NIOHT i to 8 0*OLOOH ______
. 'i ’ V; ly yiWPWY-TWO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1965 FACE ...... iH >O IU B Buttftrfly Plilowl Tri City —n F«pn*B Cirel^/^r^9 Shoqi/ U r jBaek-to-Sehe«^' J STItottbrMi THE VKXAGE BOOTB^, ALBERT BBAV- on Route l^-fflppoalte Comv.Qolf T Y 8 T U M C aif^-sBop. yMoonAoo 4omHhn 4tChklMaa OtjOBB TRAVEL SWlVlCB, OUBTAFSONtl SHOO! ID a a a tt------31 Hall lOA Main Streat, offara a 3*day FALLOT STUDIO. 76 Bast at your home for an and-o EveF IwtU' 1 .{jrated i drnngs Wediwroday. ’Okusadaqr .and Fri S3 Strict SSonthani alalo NDiaSwApaat HObaanad 8TORK, 705 Main Straat, haa Center Street, to see PHOTO Nice ig .tto'iegS and'milk mix day. avi'-OOMi •*». c i l Z SSRodacU deatly . daluxa MOrrOR OOAOH TOUR summer party, plan to serve lOOffioahoMtra 4Thar ratlra ISUgal paUt "'Bultor Brown" aHO«B fa t FINISHING 8DRVIOE at iU ture .irned for dipping bread STSpIrlUaaa to MARTHAte'VINHSYARD and back-to-achool. Hero ara atylaa ROYAL ICE (5T-(5RBAM, Warrsn 1 1 ------ooU rlia a ■ rraach aaapoct jssoftssio ft mlaanlmlaai • S S R f beat.. Street, and the party will be off aliceelfor French tdaat. A ttUle Working wives In* tlia U.S. n Fominlno liland ' Waamer CJRtllSlE: TO that ara fAyorltaa with active su g ar'is. snotliar'-good admtion • l ^ h IS Dirk Oraaaa NANTUORBIT, ■ lanvlnf from to 1 successful start. Set mjt a number soihe ‘ 14^00,000. Their Jnlrua boya and glrla. Mother, while ’The nation's 240 manufactur carton of ROYAL ICE CREAM to the dlpjhing. tsbtture; the su earilings amount' to about 385 a 90MBiM m m ‘Mtuicheator 7:ld a.m. on Auguat you ara hara, try on NBW ers of women'a hosiery sold 84 gar hef^.'^e French toast 88 Dan • BrMthed feat 27 add returning Aug. 29, $49.ec and offer an assortment of top bllllorv a yedk. ' IT FAU j BHOR8 that eomblno million dozen pairs of stockings pings. Let the gang mlx-and- brown. .' i \ 2 r 4 r r~ 1 r IT per peraon. You'll come back amartneas with heavenly com last year, a Id per cent Increase match their own concoctions. revlUdlaed, thoroughly refreah- fort. For all walka of Ufa, there N tan a Colleotipn 1 over the previous year. Retail Step out of the way and listen Ward Off Ttot Mld-4iuihmer , • ’THE OAaO’USiBlL, . Trl City ift U fkl, bouncing with new energy la a heel height to suit you sales totaled 3770 million. to the delightful chatter and Slump n r and a lively aenae of well-being, perfeotly at OUSTAiesON’e. Shopping Plaza, has ‘‘Royal Al l L friendliness that abounds wher NUTMd o PirAKMACy. Ver bert"' ' BONE CHINA TEA l^ake plana! 643^165. ‘Fruit of the Loom’ Hoelcry, ever ROYAL ICE, CREAM Is non Circle, knows that , spirits ■ y t l j d r r IT 17 It’s a good Idea to use extra- CUPS, 32.68, .featuring a dif 59c a Pair served. Buy It at fine drug and often wilt this time of year, and ferent floral design for ^ h Owners of home freeaers of fine granulated sugar whan you Just Inside the door Of grocery stores that carry ROY they offer an effective mornlo BY V. T. HAMLIN ten have expediBlve waste dur- are making meringues. AL ICE CREAM. month. You’ll want all twelve ALLY OOP - n r {ft LENOX PHARMACY, 299 Bast booster by way of the new yourself. What a charming and ^ WILU Ihg late summer and early fall Center Street, for the first time "OOTY” CREMESTfCK for W- when quick atomie out off elec Cleaner and Wax Remevar Buy those clothee on sale personal way .to extend birth )> ------■‘- ‘^V VETL KNOW over, .you'll find "Red Ribbon" Ups, The mcHsture-rich fomiUla day ehshes. Avaliahle, to ottler, OKAr.aONOU '^YBS, PUT \ IN A * tricity. When this happene you JOHNSON PAiTNT OO. 728 FRUIT OF THE L(X)M HO- that you will use and like. POUT W W TO AJ4VYHNM and the exciting shades, 31.•’V) are ‘Thlyal Albert" CHINA 5- PIP IT FINP ) MINUTB T 21 26 qan save some food and money MAin Street, has "ROC-mT," SIEIRY, 50c a pair, micro-seam There are no savings if you each, will have your heart (and a » m v o m ^ Z C ^ SO LIFE A — 21 21 ST loaa If you keep the freeaer 98c, the effective product that less with a "Y" reinforced and don’t follow this nils. Many e. PLACE SETTINGS priced his) beating faster. CTiopse from 10 and up, displayed in your qloeed, move the food to a la a oleaher and wax remover. contoured heel for perfect fit. of us tend to fill closets and "Apricot,”' "Peach". "Yes,' Yns. r VDOP ST 5T locker plant (if it hae Its own Stains and finger marks dls- So come on gals, you’ll want to spend our money Ineffective '6holce of 8 flawless xiatUms. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER power unltv, add dry ice or can Pink”, IBughr itttddy Red", and apppear like magic. "ROC-ETT" stock up an ample supply as ly by buying articles only be 2890-H "Tawny Tease". , u P the topd (If your range worke). la excellent as a rug shampoo. you assemble your bock-to- cause they are on sale. Retail tales of cosmetics and if none of (heee altemativea Let "ROC-B3TT” make house- BChooi wardrobe. Much of the Make this interesting butter Collet goods last year reached la poselble, then It 1« best to fly pillow from colorful ging Ever bake spooti heead In in C cleaning easy for you. summer season still remains. Are You Planning to dividual custard cup3 fpi. .easy $2.5 billion, 'the Toilst Goods s r 5T dispose of the food If It haa Which Is wh.v you'll want to ’Mlddle-AlsIe’ 1 ham ! Rows of soft smocking Assn., Inc.Tcastlmates. thawed. The Department of snap uu at 31 each some cool- add a custom-made note I service? A little pineapple leftover? P u t FIANO'S RESTAU- Pattern No. 2890-H has trac 8 IT Agrlcuilture wama of poeaible Use It tor garnishing gornlihing a ham Ing "ShuHon" C O L O G N E- RANT in charge of your wed Build lIAppy MteflAHea ' ing and full directions for food polslonlng from apoUoge If dish, In a - fruit salad or MIST, DUSTING POWDER ding„ reception and yo»i may All the SnfsYt Young Coma .as a family..to JANE 8 ■ ■ 4 6 N q you don't. and COLOGNE ICE in the ap ‘ smocking and finishing. lyooka You tJSve 46 4 7 T compote, or with creamy forget all the worries and de To order, send 35c In coins to: ALDFDI BXX5D .SHOP, Tri City tapioca pudding. pealing fragrance ymi like best: tails. FIANO’S RESTAURANT See them all at KAYE'S ffSh'>ppiug PJaza. for a mealtime 64 Should Utlllttes Be Bought "Desert Flower," "Friendship A COCKTAIL LOUNGE on Anne Cabot, The Manchester SOTORTSWEAjl, Veifilon Circle, treat. The youngsters are (hot s r Now? Garden," ‘‘E.scapade.” Pamper Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF You'll find frisky young Junior If You Are Bearehlni Route 6 and 44 In Bolton has AMF.RICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. too .small to enjoy the fun and J ..Ask any representative of your complexion. Put your best been pleasing customers year In fashlon.s with an acoent on val fascination of "eating out” s r "" B6 47 For a memento to tuck Into face forward! Take advantage and year out. The spaciousness 10086. ue. Try on the bonded wool en- SHEAIRSON, HAJitMHi, A the college-bound trunk of a be For Ist-class mailing add 10c Dad's hearty appetite will be J PCXMPANY, tor Shenrson's of the HALF PRICE SALE on of their BANQUET HALL will •■iemblcH and cocktail crepes by satisfied with king-size por PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER loved someone, come first to "Bonne Boll" MOISTURE LO accommodate your gi^este com for each pattern. Print Name, "Kelly Arden" and "Tammy B6 66 46 oioughts regarding UTIUTY YOUR GIFT GAlLLEaiY, where Address with Zip Code, Style tions. Mom will appreciate the -J STOCKIS. 'The SHDARSON, TION, reg. $6 now 33 that will fortably. 'Whether your group Andrews" for the junior petite. ■prompt; attentive Service. The you'll find an outstanding dis replace and retain moisture so consists of the intimate family No. and Size. Slip into the fablUeuB KNIT h a m m u x , * cxmpANY, 913 play of BOOK ENDS, so hand 8128 Send 50c now for your new '66 kiddies will exclaim over the RARTWMfT 1 I jMalp Street, Is a member of the vital for a- smoother, ... dewier, .. I members or encircles friends SLACKS with narmonlzlng tempting variety. Yes, e'Very- ^CAST A FCt BY J. B. WILLIAMS some and enduring to serve ae a younger - looking complexion. and acquaintances, the versatile ! Winter Albur^ ReguUr TOPIPERS (turtle neck or" eye OUT OUR WAY Tfew York Stock Exchange and con.stant reminder of your good < . 7 . . a ...... raatiirata*features; rSiwt/wmCustom Oollectioh; • bpdy comes out smiling. They 11 other lending exchanges. 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You'll find dainty Moisture Lotion and Ten-O-Slx ception a smoothly-run day to TD SET SVEN WITH GYPSy CAMPS WHILE pHTOAReON. HAMMILL A twin pockets. The fame of "MARTINIZ ed look you desire; 'shop and klng-slae ASH TRAYS, No. 8128 with Patt-O-Rama' Lotion that cleanses skin thor- remember. 643-2342. ING" DRY CLEANING has KAYE’S s p o r t s w e a r , wt^ere ‘KM A N 'l F>ISWM6e VOU TRADE HOBSBSl COMPANY LITERATUKE, a Imaginatively shaped and de ITie Inquirer you I'LL QUIT— VOUU. GET BEAT ijard or cell (649'2821) will la In aizes 32, 34, 38, 38. 40, | oughly, r^ o v e s hea-vy make- made a clean sweep acroos the the "London Look” Is evident. JUST OI% MORE THIS signed. Historic, Newport, 42, .44. Buat 34 to 46. Size 34, up and grime and is effective In For an epicurean breakfast country with over 2,000 estab CRACH AT THEM Bring a prompt reply. Rhode Island RBPRODUC- 38 bust, yards of 35-lnch. combating blackheads and en dish, serve French pancakes lished stores offering you the Si.lCKe2S/ I — TTONIS are created for, yCI? WANTS take front seat honors, not only mayonnaise or nut servers) Fashion. and Femajle beauticians com air travel. Also write ahead to HOROCm IM S U R E V O U ibr the first day of school but 33.50 for set-oT-3. Come to odor clinging to your garments. TOCOMEALONC prise the staff. Before you the chamber of commerce of Each item you bring In Is in- IN THE CAN PINO A for the whole year. Notice the browse and to buy. It’s a sat Cash Your Check Each Month .shop for a new season hat, cities you plan to vbrtt and ask WITH US ON CAR/ PLACE FORMER/ isfying experience at YOUR .spected, then carefully handled. *1Mayb« w* ought to pick up lotn* tomatoM, too! Ws fine fabrics, the exceptional fit, DEMPSEY-TEGLER, 6491 have your hair shaped and for rates of good hotels in Result: The clothes you wear OUR VACATION/' ie smooth finishing Inside and g if t OALLEIRY. Main Street, member of the snipped becomingly. Plan to downtown areas. Since the didn’t hava much hick with raising tham aithar!** swing to shopping oentens and look and feel new and fresh. Sut. It she takes a size 8, try on New York Stock Exchange, in get a soft-body PERMA- Acquire the weH-dreased feeltng ★ Brand new /lifly cDuiptited ears ready tofo. me.,saucy red plaid, sweetened Xt’s a good Idea to Veep a first vitee your inquiries regar^ng NiEINT WA'VE. Try a glam .suburbia, many good, oM down that ’’MARTINIZINO'’ gives. with eyaht ruffle, and labeled aid kit on hand for quick and MUTUAL FUNDS and the plan orous new RENSE or FROST town hotels offer bangaln rates. It’s thrifty and It’s fast with Mlss Quality”, gll. Dress her easy use. 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Monohaster Oyele Shop, ooouos wayo oad moons. Con* oinb’e hittnre and pltchere. Herald Angle riM W. Middle TnnvIlM. U* aoetlout Mortgif# ExchangA 10 S t. Ksrtford. Sto* Hiere bod been whiapars On Schedule For AAU-NCAA Peac^ COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 909R vTMir V O P V / A P ^ IfAboro, now hittlns .815, Blnglodi^ln the eighth and Dal MaxviU that tbe OInnInnntt ehiggera, In Schedule Finale MOMDAI n m FBIDAV UiSS AM. — fiATUBDAf • AM. ■TBPS, SIDBWAXJU, Sto Ni&W lO itK . IA r> pinch runner Willie T doubled him home. tope In the National League, E A R L Y O S T wans, flrenlaoee, flagstooM ter* th«re'« «ny Binyle *ccom- Crawford beat an attempted • • • were embittered becouee of For Tonight ■puts Editor FirabsUm* Jim Ne«dhsm, th« 16-yesr-old ^pltehtn^ PLEASE READ YOUR AD races. An oonorata repolm Musical—Drsmatk pMhment of the Loe Ange force at second. OIANT8-METS— leoent failures o f Uio pitch Beeennebly pttoed. Mt-OWL les Dodgers, that’s it. After Maury Wills popped up. Ken Henderson, giving WilUe ing atoft to protect leads. Winners In the Town tary settlement of the war betw ^ the N ation^^ phenom from Windsor, got his first tssts (rf Hsrtfinra or **Wenl Ads’* o m taken ever the phone ae a Gilliam singled home Crawford Mays a rest, scored in the third FoUowtitf a d-4 vlotory „ — Standard In fact, the Dodgere have ac- Softball Slow Pitch Tour leiriate Athletic Aaaociation and the Amateur Athletic Go4>d Lock C3iarm for M 4> riarty*s Twil^ht togu # plsyr . tort ‘ night snd cams through in 5TTJ.T— A**” advertiser ehonM nod hie od the FIRST PIANO Instruetlon, In my borne, with the tying run and Lefebvre. Inning on Willie McOovey’e sin over the Chicago Cube Toee- DAT R APPEARS aad REPOST ERRORS In tkne for tha end tiootrlo. Repaired, over 100 McKee Street. 840-9679. oompUehed so mtidi with sln- gle, then doubled across the nament last niffht were ♦ U n ion . ^ Flvs for five ii s g(»d batting average in any league grand atyla. l ^ e v w , Mortorty'a wart not up to ths M, theyve withstood virtual- a .288 hitter, singled In pinch day, Robinson sold, "Hiere’s The Wotiilngtoo Denworat occasion tad wont down to at )f«ren(y ONBi hauled, rented. Adding ms- runner John Kennedy. The Giants' two other runs In the no truth to It at olL Wo’ve ,**nd while loquacious Jeff Koelsch hasn’t aw ungTbat I ter oagr ehtoae rented and rspolrsd. all attempts at their over- Paul Dodge Pontiac and ■oldsold today: " Ii tuivanava oom* i»m e 6-3 defeat at the hoitda of eim m t and then ento row as leaders of the Na- Dodgers added a run In the fourth. Bob Bolin checked the loot gomes by acoree of 8-0 the Walnut Barbers. ’The 76ers’ Contract ^n a ^ v e Iwa^all clrdea for more yearn than one would Otoik, who bos ta the astart ef a *taol ______I whieh ds.aet Pickup and dslivsry aarrlce. Prlvsto Instructiona Mets on three hits In 6 2-3 In this (testimony) Is going to ^ Royal la tho final gams on the three prevtous games, aM lisssii tlM vataeef the Tale Typswrttor ■sTvlea 949; ttonal Leacuei ninth when Wes Parker, .242, and 8-1. Does that give the regular sohadule. ( wK net ha eerreeted hy singled and eventually eoored as nings of relief, pttobers the right to com former edged Center Con- pear so flUed with personaU ^. ifjwant to. admit the i^ite-thatched bloke neverthelesi la thu 10M» "malm geetf’ 49M. AqpTBNTTON Tractor Trailer They pushed back another • • • goB, 6-5, at Charter Oak Pork G ains |105,000 feu^ng and stupidluei they will g good luck charm. TOe mayor of Bisaell S t and good- Oes House Gong, which Trainees. Men 18 and over sra ooslaught Tuesday night with a Kennedy, .19S, singled. plain nbout tho hltteref” Elk Skip deader, former lo* All told, Los Angeles had 10 BEDSCUB8— while the Walnuts nipped St. ■attla utie themselves. „will ambaaaador at Hamilton SUndard has managed the previous night, unveiled needed at once to train for 4-S triumph over Philadelphia. Mary’a, 8-7,when a lost inning For Chamberlain Needham for ths first UnM aad oal raakisnt who first flashed hits — all singles. That was Leo Cardenas slapped a two- Thsy ought to take a look at f.^ve winning baseball teams Ini for RoekvIUo High sad lost high paying JobO as Tractor- Ih e victory kept the Dodgers rally fell short at Mt. Nebo. thematives oftar this, and go M sasger Oent Johnson Uked Housaliold SarvlcM D o ilsr Drlvsrs U iquoUfied. one-half game ahead of the sec- nothing unusual, however, since run double In the eighth Inning, .-the post five yean, all wearing^ with the UOana ftoah. M 3 - 2 7 1 1 the Dodgers have the fewest carrying Cincinnati past the MONTKHIIJ:/), N.Y. (AP) — home and work out some sensi - the coloni of Morlarty Bros. what hsfsaw . Ths toH right 8 7 5 - 3 1 3 6 O t t a n d 1 8 -A Earnings $200. per week salary end-ptace Milwaukee Braves, STANDIN08 hander, who was the belcow of eetlvaly soattersd eIgM Mts extra base hits and the third Cuba. Deron Johnson drove In W. L. P o t Wilt Ohambarioln, a new three- ble sgreement between them, Although ohrletened Albert, 52 and up. Many Jobs available. who defeated 8t. Louis 4-1, and stop this tiUy feud. the South Wtaidsor Legion, in going the route for Boysl HOUSBH(XiD Fumlturs re Budget plan avoUablO also. For moet singles In the league. two Red runs with a homer and Walnut Barbara ....8 0 1.000 year alx-flgura contract In Me y e a n ago, Kooleoh Is known to and gamed the vletory. stored end reflnished, colors Hie Dodgers knew In the sec Elsewhere In the NL Tuesday a single while Frank Robinson DON OROWXaX pocket, must be glad that he "You wonder how it eoa he ;;.one and aU u Jpst plain Jeff. wOifcsd the first three timings detalle phone ' 348-7771 anytim e.. ond hmlng they had to win to Paul Dodge ...... 1 0 1.000 and allowed only one hit, a Royal put togotiier three hits changed. Con toe estlmato 849- San Francisco edged New York contributed a homer. Billy Wil Wyman OU ...... 0 0 .000 pissed up boxing now. poaslble for a fight to go on so His Hats a t "oonqueets” as a Tiiilllt RtMhlHf Oir Advtrtlitr? •14S. retain their lead. Hie Braves' liams homered for Chicago. ..jnanagsr with ths Gas House trtpte, and one nm. Hie triple to tho fifth aUnso, Olander 3-2, Cincinnati downed Chicago 8 t Mary’s ...... 0 1 .000 Chamberlain, who agreed to long without any reeoluUon.*’ Help WaRtrt)— FsBials 35 earlier victory had put hem one 6-4 and Pittsburgh outlasted • • • American League Mol Toot ...... 0 1 .000 the pact with FMlodelphla Tears The two othletto orgonlsotlana .Gang Includes three straight in ' by Pats Odium took a hod top starting the uprlting wtth M *HHr Aim riilRi StrvlM RSVVBAVmo of feuma math percentage point In flret place. Mouaton 8-6. PIRATE8A8TR08— W. L. Pot. O.B. Center Congoe ....0 1 .000 State Open owner Ike Itiohman Tuesday, is have been warring for yeata. the Farmlnton VaUey League over Mike Okrloh’S tiiouMer and dooUe. An error end a beee on holea. Ztopars repaired. Win was atirstohod from a stngle to boUe'eieb aided the wlantiig PkRT-TIM E or full-time, But lerocloue as they are, • • • Pittsburgh’s A1 McBean Minnesota .. 76 44 .630 — expected to ha making 8106,000 each claiming overlapping son- snd two straight In the Hartford Frat to Htrali Rtadtri dow ahodta mode to maaonre, perlenced bookkeeper. Apply WaK Alston’s one'base bombers BRAVES^IARDS— pitched out of a bases-Ioaded Detroit ...... 67 60 .873 7 Action r e 8 u m e e tonight, tnti of young athletes. ' . /Twilight Liaagua, the latest be- three bases. cause. on alsas VansUan bUnds. weather permitting, with Wy per year, eonaideromy more Wally Wldholm end Gene in peixon, Marlow’s lac., M7 battled back. They already had Denny Lemaster stopped St. Jam in the ninth Inning and Chicago .... 66 61 .664 8 Title Taken than 90.44 per cent of the boxen Mognuson, chairman of the ing acUoved Monday night. Royal did ths damage against W ant! I ea oas of I ■tar Ks mode whoa yon wait Taaa to - Mata S t scored a run in the first Inning saved Vernon Law’s 14th victo Baltimore .. 66 51 .664 8 man Oil meeting Dodge at 6 Senate Commerce Committee, relieim Fraser Cloik, with four Johnson each crocked out two eordws for rant Moitow> 987 Louis on three hits while Felipe at Charter Oak Park and the around todtky earn. And betides, ^ Before Joining Moriarty’s, on singles by Jim Gilliam and Alou rapped four hits, igniting ry against nine defeats. Pitts Cleveland .. 66 61 .664 8 colled the hearings when Gerry Koelsch managed Hamilton to runs m the fifth after the locals hits for the MBs. Mata., 849-633L Congoe facing S t Mary’s, also he won’t have to cut in a man R ojrtd...... om MO x -a -T -1 Jhn Lefebvre, a walk to Ron both Milwaukee scoring Innings. burgh built up an 8-0 lead as New York .. 61 60 .601 16 By Courville ager, Undgren, a dlManoe runner for ' back to back Twl League crowns hod knotted tho count at l-«ll RN OR LPN, 8-11 Shift, part- Fairly and a bit batsman, but Donn Clendenon socked n two- 63 66 .449 21% at 6, at Nebo. with a ran to the top of the Morlarty'o .. .000 Oil ♦—M -1 EDWARDS time, M9-4819. Hank Aaron clouted his 27th Los Angeles Champions of the Rec League Rlchman said the 7-foot-2 Washington 8toU University, .tn iee2-6S In Hartford. by the bottom of the seventh homer In the fifth. run homer and Gene Alley bat Washington 62 68 .433 28% ORANGE (AP) — The Con was caught between the tWo After M orlarto’s 8-2, elgbt to' Bonding—ContnctlRg 14 they trelled 8-1. ted In two rune with a pair of 43 74 .368 81 and unbeaten in 14 regular sea <3hamberllan would get “ more ANSWERIND SERVIDE TWO PERMANENT, fuU - time The Cardinals had only one Boston ...... son games, the Walnuts made necticut Open Golf champion money than any athlete In any giants. Undgren won a ^wt on ^'-nlng win over Bestera, Jeff was , Hien, wMh one out John Roee- hH until Hm McCarver singled singles. Kaiuas City 40 76 .348 S3 ship is once more in the hands on AAU-sponeored U.8. track CARPENTRY — 88 yoon' ax counter girls wanted for 6 a.m.- their post-season record 2-0 in sport ever received." Chamber talkative as ever. But Ms early 2 p.m. sMft. PleoM apply Mlo- Tuesday’s Results whipping the Saints. Monday of an amateur — 80-year-old lain, who made 875,000 last year team which faced the RuseUns seeison boast came true when ' Pro FooRiaU Changes .. . porlonca. Celltiifa and floora Jerry Courville of Norwalk’e MM5N - t7S-2S1l tor Donut 386 W. Mlddla Tpka. Detroit 7, Minnesota 4 night the Barbers defeated Mai — his sixth in the National Bm - lost month. >s.,Jim Morlarty singled Mike Ger- tltod, porohos, rss roon s, go> Kansas City S, Cleveland 3 Shorehaven club. Undgren sold be oompeted ^ ;lch across home jriate with the Isava yew i 'taJM rogai, additions, attics ftoish- Scramble for Second, Battinff Race Tool, 10-6, and now lead the ketbell Aeaoclatlcn — colled hla s without SI Baltimore S, Boston 1 slic clubs in the bid for town Courville got better and better new contract "a very healthy despite NCAA hints thu hs -fie-hreaklng run. •d. lomodaled, ocoersto work. would lose his coUege eUglblltty. Richter New Man New York 6, Los Angeles 1 laurels. in the two-day event at Race Increase.’* . Jeff has warned: "W s’U win No Job too atnoU. Bnmodlate Magnuson said the first two •stlmatoa. •45-3629. Chicago 7-S, Washington 3-1 Two runs In the first inning Brook Country Club. In the first ,jt again.” AntomobikB Far Salt 4 round of the 64-hole test he card Wilt was at KuUher’s Country days of hearings have shown “SEWING Today’s Games and six more In the second gave Club for the annual Maurice And the Gas Housers dldl OARPENTRY Other Interests in A.L. the Walnuts an 8-0 lead that ed a three-over par 74. In Tuee- clearly that the fight between m • * • JEFF KOELSCH 1964 CHEVROLET convertible, Minnesota (Kaat 11-9) at De Stokes Benefit game and said he At Old Position floora, hotcliwaya, romodal troit (McLain 10-5), night they Just managed to hold. The day’s rounds he scored a SO and the two organisations has led to HERALD restored to new condition, new MACHINE then set a competitive course weighed between 286 and 290. harassment of young athletes, ’“.‘H ere *n 'There supply the music . . . Lou Book ptwcbea, gazagos, closets, ^two-run homer in the fifth in- Los Angeles (Chance 8-9) at Saints came up with a pair of "I’m in playing shape right er reports the Ellington Ridge red paint, balck nylon top, 14” u g i, ottios flntotaed, roc rooms NEW YORK (AP)—So,t TOWaw-Twnre- New York (Ford 13-8), twUlght three-run frames, the fifth and record of 64 for a total of 207- end threatened to weaken the 1 : Happy to report that Jack CARLESLE, Ps. (AP)—Pat Riach Bill MePeak thought RiebUr caught only four possea wlB a rt DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — Experienced help and qusl* For example, tiie four-way with three runs in the eighth. drew a bases-Ioaded walk off Sieged, each three for four, and HiUs Country Club in WUton, ers. "pven if It’e just one dollar teammate of Bill Thornton, the worth a free membersMp for lie bad tbe slse to handle the 1960 UGirr blue Falcon, 2.door, Complete building service. New IfM trstaeee wonted. scramble for second, with the Thursday’s Games m ore." clubs Ilka DlHngton and Man- all season for a total of 49 the Idoauty of wagon. Radio, heater, aeat OUva, bogged down by a alow Fred Newman with two out in Bob Carlson with two safeties. rolled in next with 70-68-75—^211, At West Side 'M anchester Sand and Gravel floeed end Job, but lock of expe advertiser ualag box construction, oltorations or ad Detroit Hgera currenUy In front start this year, now has k bat the second. Bobby Richardson Los Angeles at New York Chester to have someone handle rience at Mocking almost yards. His main Job was punt ■ay odi belU, good condition, $700. 228- Bom os you leom, excel- Minnesota at Detroit Ron Halderman’e four hits good for 8440. tycoon . . . Familiar, faces wlUi ing. totters. Readers aaswex- ditions. Roofing, siding, point alter Tuesday night’s 7-4 victory ting average of .810 — and wlU and Mickey Mantle followed and two each by Bill Troutman, Bob Cloughen of Ridgewood, the club’s press releasee proved disastrous for tha All- 8074. tag. etc. 848-4862, 84A0M6. knt tringa benettta for afl. over the Twine. Boston at Baltimore, N FtayoH titls In the Alumni •'•the Rook Ctorden Lakers, win- During tho eft isoason KdPtak lag bttad box ads who need an explosive finish to over with two-run singles. Downing, Dave Odell, Don Pinto and 1962 state open champ, and Ed " ners of the WUlimanUc Twl- Connecticut Basketball School America and. haul Yaatrzemski and hot-hit Only games scheduled Baseball Action Baseball League wlU be the goal at Gardner Lake, oporatrt by decided to switch Richter. He desire to protort thetar 1960 CHVROLET Impols, 2- Or the lively scrap for tiie 10-11, scattered nine hits and Woody Clark paced the losers Ruble of Chicopee Falls, Mass., -• light BaaebaU League, are Joe *I didn't do much blocking to identity esa foOow this QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, batting title between Carl Taa- ting Robinson. struck out eight. of Bontiy Oil tonight when it Fred Shabol and<^rl Fisher, is college,” sold Pat at the ‘lUdns wrote tho end a letter sad tidd door hardtop, motor overhaul' dormsn, porches, basements National League who collected 16 hits, one more were tied at 212. They collected DeOrogorio, Andy Maneggla, prooodure: MANCHESTER MODES tnemskl of Boston and Brooks • • • ' than the Wednuts. 'Troutman 8205 apiece. To Benefit lOH crosses bets with Green Manor a complete aeUout. Johnny Egon troiimig camp on the Dickinson Mm to come to comp lighter ti| ed, I cylinder atick. Douglaa refiiilahed, eabtilets, baUt-ins, W. L. Pet. «.B. at 6 o'clock at the West Side .-^Chich OamrKm and Andy Bay- hopes of picking up mere speod. Enclose your reply to the Moton, 888 Main. formica, aluminum, vinyl, Robinson of Baltimore, with U 548- mission, power steering, power homer and Rene Lachemann’s Cincinnati (Maloney IS-S) st Simmons and Crowell were for sixth spot among finish- Fro Charts ail forms of raoing was No. 1 workmansMp. 040-0406. Manus. Plsasa do. not phpns. 7-8 and 5-1. They’re deadkxdced AH-Stor aggregations rep- -ay mURRAtf. ObCORMAN* ed-a hole-ln-one at the (Jliffeide 147f. brakes, radio, heatar, wMte U with Baltimore, S-1 winner over boses-empty homer powered Chicago (Koonce 7-9) the top offensive threats, get era. In Ms class to 12 of 18 race ap reeentlng the Rec ting seven of the nine Dodge Country Club In Avon. Goldberg sidewall tires, 2 ' sxtra rims Booton, and Cleveland, loser to Kansas City over Cleveland as Milwaukee (Cloninger 17-8) at Flntehing in a tie for 32nd Is a local golfer . . . Maurice pearances at Rivoralde Pork Spain but Game Away NO'ITOE is hereby given that Lew Krausse — the teen-aged esmroh Softball Leagues hits, Simmons having a per- with new snow tires, rear Stooflnf Mrt CIttBUMfS 16-A Kaniwm City 8-3. wlU meet tonight at Mt. N ^ St. Louis (Simmons 8-11), night place were amateurs Jim Rualv- '(Hippo) Correnti of.Mincbester tMs season. . Tlcketa ars stm Poos Book No. S11159 issued speaker, 3-speed electric wip PART - TTME tellsrs work, In tbe AL'a other gome the bonus baby of four years ago — Pittsburgh (Veale 12-9) ,at ^ t night with four hits in er of Ellington and Stan Hilln- available for the |200,000 Carl- by Die Savings Bonk of Man bo at 8 o'clock In a benefit. four ti]^ to the plats. 'wUT pretide over the 47th annual ers with washers, low mileage, R O O flN a - housewife's oMfL evening Mew Yoric Yankees climbed won In hia first big league ap Houston (Nottebart 8-10), night skl Jr. of the Manchester Coun tog Worid Golf Chomptontitto chester has been loet snd ap- poizing zoota all kliids, new pearance of the season. AU proceeds wUl enter the JhH. Mistretta, '4 effeoUyely '.lestlmanlal dlnner-dancwoC tbe From Interzone Win very clean, 13,000 original at hours, experienced preferred, above .600,for the first time in Jtanmy Fund. Phlladelidiia (Sunning 16-7) at try Club. eoAi with 238 scores; Obmiecticut -DuqkpM ; Bom Thursday through Sunday sx pltoation bos been made to miles. No reasonble offer re roofs, gutter woifc, ahtauieya but friU train quoUfiad appli • • • Los Angeles (Koufax 21-4), night scattered four Congo hits Is four moAbs with a C-1 victory At least two players from gaining the victory. Rusher turned in cards of 76, Proprietors’ Aseodmton Dinner Sutton, Maes. The field of 166 said bank for payment of the fused, will arrange financing. cleaned, rspoizod. cant. Rtaly to box ”W ' Man- over the Lios Angeles Angela WHITE 80X-SEN ATf»8— each of the el^t Rec en New York (Miller 1-1) at San 74, 74 and Hilinskl had 74, 71^ Saturday night st the Statler In includes 106 Americana, plus 48 BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — The U.S. Davis Cup amount of deposit. Call 3894246, ask for Jim Oest- riding. 88 yoozs’ ■cperlanoa. Francisco (Marichal 189) Walnat (8> behind A1 Downlnf*s pitching The White Sox banged out 85 tries and the six Oiurch ab r h e rW 74. Hartford. Tony O’Bright and H)s champioai from. 13 othsr no tsihik hung on by its fingernails today but nobody gave ing. Free esHmites CUD Bmrisy. and a five-nm second inning. hits and ran their winning string Thursday’s Games Vlot of ...... 4 1 3 1 1 FOUND — Puppy, Mock, ton, League wlU compete. B. Oartson, a s ...... 4 2 3 3 0 orchtotra from Monehestor wlU tions. , it any hoM of salvaging the Interxone final from Spain wMte spot on obest. Call Lee Horton now has 85 homers to five games with the double- Ray Peek wlU handle the Cincinnati at Chicago Anaaldl. c ...... 4 3 8 0 3 1901 OLDSMOBdLE FM, 4-door G sad 81 BK, to 85 and 80 for header sweep at Washington, Reo and Ernie BUven the Milwaukee at St. Louis TVaronlte, rf ...... 4 1 1 0 1 Indifins in Rally aft«r a disastrous opening day. Fracobla, Dog Warden, tfS- sedan, automatic transmlaaiaa, TOYS , , T O Y S Oolavito, blanked la tbs Indiana' Pitcher Juan Pisarro put the Ohnrdh loop. Los Angeles at San Francisco Pedemonte, 3b . . . . 4 1 1 0 1 Tbs SpsBlali took a 2-0 loa d ,^ 8094. radio, wMtewall tires, wind H estliif fuid FlamUiiB 17 second game out of reach with a Only games scheduled Slegal. lb ...... 4 0 3 0 3 TOYS toes to ttie AttdoUcs. Reynolda. If ...... 4 0 1 0 1 To Down Eagles ____ OFFENSE f DEFENSE Pace Squad in Hitting, Pitching' beating America's best player tbe Spanish doUMos team, shield washers. Original own M A M OU Service, plumbing Oamimaeo. 3b ...... 4 1 1 0 0 RBCUZVER8 — Change in DEFENSIVE LIN E-^ and with a rookie, and needed ody a would be one of tbe upsrtf of tho er no loiter needs second car, and beating, reridenUol, comr OarUon, p ...... 4 0 0 0 0 when John Poluck decides it’s vlotory in one of the final three $1,000. Gall 048-8105 after I Port-ThM Woric. Utstretta, sf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 TraUlng 24-18 at halftime the strategy this year will find Bob year. A anonnic merelot and industrial, nb Job ^ FuU- by Mitchell fUp-flopplng with money he really wonts instead matehoS to qualify for tho next p.m. Tima Pay.- Join the Toy Totals g Indians rallied to tack a 88-38 Santana and Azllla not only too small, 849-3871, 37 8 18 8 the spUt end to give defense of retirement, the flanks are In "LaGace, Hutchinson sone match against India. have never lost a match here BLBCntom x Soles and serv- St. Mary’s (7) ' defeat on the Eagles last night good ahape. Ron Snldow Is the ioe. tiondod rsprsoentatlvs. AL 1904 PLYMOUTH Fury — 2- Troutman, 3b at (Charter Dak Park In the Reo more worries. Mate as It stands They probably will clinch tt in but they have beaten some door hardtop, 420 engine, torq- BOTTI Plumbing A Heating' — Kelsey, d will he Angle Oola again, though other. For the tackles, Joe Rut- today's douMes, in wMch ths the top oomMnotlons In the (rod AmoU, 110 Bryta Dr., Repairs, alterations, electric Odell, ri , Summer Basketball League. MonChestor, 8M-8141. fUta transmission, tinted win plu available: Ogll or Kilby, c ,, Pat Richter’s getting trial ss gens Is full time and old-timers united Statee sends a last worid, tnctuding Ralston ozid and gaa hot water heaters, free The Indiana, coached by Jim F r ^ WUllams, Bob Hmaft can £(^ain Legion Laurels mlnttte, mitched-up team of dows, vinyl trim, radio, 480 estimates. 048-1490. Write, Santa Portte* Avon, Pinto. U .. Morlarty, hold tho Eagles to spUt reoeiver. Prestoa Oarpen- Chuck McKIidey, and Mexleo’ HfXADAT HOUSE, Cottage shur-grip and slicks. 80,000 fSaHr ab , e see ew e tsr's an a g i^ tight end, but handle one Job between them. Dennto Ralston and Clatic Rafael Osuna and Aittonto Polo- Brand Toya and Gift Items. ss . only nine points in the final It’s oU up to Poluck, who's oil- ■i.U ■ Oroebnar against Spain’s expo- Street. New eoneept in retire miles less than factory war Coon. Tel. 478*M65 ovo- 2b c__ half. best In si|^ unless Bob Jenoks fox. ment living, RN on duty. Near ranty. CaU 828-33M, after 5:30 jRadio—TV R^atr SFarmaklan. rf develops. Jtoting—good. pro stuff. Rating—good. When your hitters sre in a slum)), yoo natnrallj’ de- riencod Manuel. Santana and Ralston saw his norvss and lUngs 678-9889. Hsldeman, p , Mark Heller and Jlirf Kuhn buees, churches and riiopplng. p.m. UNBBACKimiB-Jfo look of pend more on your pitchers. That was the story this sea- Luis AziSo, never beaten at gams collapse after he hod tak ' Surrices 18 Stevens, lb ... tallied 11 and 10 points respect OFFENSIVE UNE— A real oxperienee. Bom Huff wolded Reasonable zotes. For informa ively for the IndieuiB while Don scramble for Jobs. OveriMul of borne. en tha first art and a 4-1 load in tion ooh $49-3868. 1966 GHEVROUDT Impala Con Total# 40 7 16 7 the corps as the middle man r . son with the Manchester American Legion baseball team. OONNIVS TV and B*4to Sorv- SALESLADIES, fo work fun 1 Romano turned In a fine floor guards finds Oeorgo Seals at "We've stm got a choirae — the second over Olabert, a 33- vertible, • automatic, black Ice, avoilahto an hours. Satis- last year and shouldn’t alack ■''^'While the hitters had trouble throughout, the mound and 1 bonoatly think we can year-old Barcelona University LADIES — Brack shampoo, $8. with wMte top, exceptional con time, apply Pilgrim MUla, Pael Dodse ( game. Bob Martens paced the one spot aiMl ’Vtaice Promuto off. John Reger, Jim Carr taction guonuatasd. Oril 008- Hartford Rd., open 10 a.m. to CroiweU, 8b 4 1 8 Eagles with 10 points and Len fighting off rookie choUengen " 'b o ip s assumed the reeponslbilityy win,” sold the U.8. captain; student majoring In law. per gallon. In Rustic contain dition, terms available. 044- Kasavage, If 4 1 1 wouiul up '84 on oomers, are " -^ond paced the club to a success- Geotga MocOoU of L m A xillae. Gisbezt finally got a service ers. Russell’s Barber Shop, 8260. 9 p.m. MbNetl, lb 8 0 0 Krist added eight for other. John Nleby's oppai> ehoUenged again by Bob Pelle Tul year. Osois, o4 4 3 0 The Indians meet the West ently through. Need on offentiye 'T beUevo we wlU win the dou* break after 13 games and went Oak and Spruce. Slminona. se 4 3 4 grini, Rod Breedlove. All stated With a clUb that managed to bias. I am sure Frank Froeh- on to a 84, 8 4, 8-1, 8-8 victozy. MillinciT, Dressmaking 19 Sides Wednesday night at 9:15 tackle to go wtti) FToa O'Brien. careen with other chibs. Not ’ '’ 'show only a JW6 marie against HAIR STYLIST, full-time, Bel- Ansaldt. c 8 0 1 following a meeting at 8 h»< Could be eitiiar ex-CTotre Darner ling eon beat JUon Glsbert. Ral Jh the other matrti, Santana, T n O e r s — llslma Beauty Salon,' 044-1619. Potter, tt 8 0 0 the most speotocular perform- '•nsmy piteMng, with nary a ston bos playod Ms bod match. playing In Ms aigMh Davis Cup P arB on aii DRESSMAKING and alterations Shea, 3b 3 0 0 tween the Aetos and Cilbroe. Jim Snowden or Steve Barnett. era, but steady enough. Bating M ob il* H otiiss H-A Mlatretta, p 8 0 0 Mtter, Ctooch John oervinl He has a good chance ogalitrt campaign, smashed FroeMlng, for women and oMldren. OoU Len Hauea Is oentor. Rating — —folr-to-good. RIDE WANTED — to Pratt and 649-9140, Mra. Muldoon. GentUoore, rf 8 0 0 poor. eompUed a 13-9 reoord, plus two SoataBa.” ofOoroTcGables, “ ~H a., 8-1. 8 4, 8- 1968 METAL four-sriieel troU- WOMAN to do housework, ewba, K 1 0 0 DIBIliWSIVB BACKS — Po ties. Hto crew remained a pen- If the Amozicaas should beat 4* WMtn^, gate six. From Ox- er, 8 rooms, turnishsd with ro- days a week. 049-8800: QUARnanAOKB — a big tentially one of the best in Totals 84 T ~9 18 6 6 Sports Schedule contender until the final ford St., Manchester, 74:80 frigarotor, kitchen stove and Oealer Oaaso season by Sonny Jurgensen in NFL Paul Krause, top NFL ."gams at season In Zone Four, ridtt, 543-3940. oil furnace Call after 6 p.m. M o B’skvl Sb 4 0 0 '84 elevated 6Un hopes, calci interceptor as rookie, ehould be 20 Blanco, u 3 0 0 finishing in a tie tor a second •49-4068. S ton ge um deposits in Us shoulder even better as frM safety. with RookvUls, both with a 13-6 B. Bskvl, s# 4 1 0 Wednesday, Aug. 18 Lonnie Sanders highly renect- AntomobOss F o r S a lt 4 MANGHMSTHR DOIvrira. lig h t GUllaan. Ih 4 0 1 PAF VB. Green Manor, Neb 8 .2 1 Thursday, Aug. 19 leo, Dick SUaer, Rating—very without the slightest doubt, Duke •d down? Short on down pay- condition, 040-0680. Interesting position for Mendltto. rf 8 1 1 gocid. • wonts to bo. StrangStro safety Jim iru Underway in Carlii^ Open etova movtag Mieiatty. FoKUiig Morlarty’a vs. lU^rol, DlUoa Steffen fecee i RutoMnson, Ray LoGoce and auntt BonkruntT Rspoiseo choiie lor atm , SiOOTHL women with aptitude for BUven. of I 0 0 RUNMINO HACKS— All-pro 1 a botUe with Tbm figure work. Company of McCarthy, p 3 0 0 Stadium, 6. Walters. It’s a good sltuatton. " .Frank Kliiel proving to bo a vol- •font Don’ t dospntrl So# Hon- WMtney, e 3 0 1 iiff at halfback In Chaney ^uaMo trio. Botween them, they ort Dou^oo. Inqrtta about low- Atito Driving School 7-A fers good wages, excellent Nassiff's vs. PonticellTs, Nobo^ Bating—very good. —♦oompeUtivo sqppoaroneo In Now 6:16. Taylor, Mr. Do-lt-AH, who may ; oqnmtotod 18 starts, Oervinl SUTTON, Moss. (AP) ort dos^ smiulort poymonts PslnGiig—pRperIng 21 benefit program, modem Totals S T 7 8 1 SUMMABT — The Rodticins <3olf's version of a Unltsd No BM iond. IBUVINO InriruoUona — Hama alr-coodttloned offloe. Ap even learn not to outrun Me , .>iM4big a reliever only five anywhero. No rinall toon or fl- pick-up, reasonable zatea, teen hlockan cn sweeps. Hie prob ore a dork horse choice because tions outing will be lonnohed The invitational field was low snneo company plaa. Douglas INTERIOR and exterior poiat- they've got the malUngs of a n itma0, and only ones In Zona officially today with a sMclal ered to 154 Tuesday with the age cnases. Special attention ply lem Is at fuUbock, where 86- , -'Four emnpetttlon. Motors, 888 Mstti. lag, wol^teper removed, fuUy sound defense to go with the flag raising eertmony tor {he 13 withdrawal of flye players. In to nervous end eldarly. Serv iaiured. Rene Belangar, 848- First National Stores, Tno., year-old Risk coaoros, ex-Bsar, expletive threat posed by Ju.*- ..j', Won Five Starta ing Manchester end surzound- has boomsd Into lead but has to oountriSB rspreaented In the cluding Dow Fliuterwald, Juan 19M OLDBMOBILB — 4-door 06U or 644-0804. Pork end Oakland Avee., fuuNti, Taylor and Mitchell. *>» (Hubolilnson was the leader In $200,000 Coruzig World Open (OM CM) Rodriquez and Fred hardtop, automatic, full pow Ing towns. O U Monebeeter be a risk. Rookie Robert Briggs But that offensive Uqe has ■„...the win column wtth five against Marti of Baytown, Tsx„ who Driviitg Academy, 743-7340. PAlNTmO, EXTERIOR OBd |)ast Hartford, Conn. Is poaslblUty, and they con ol- DUBE mmonDHON <3(»U ChomplonaMp, entry list •r, radio, heater, good condl more sieves than Swiss cheese. >*two defeats, both coming when ^ the top nomas in U.B. goU sont word ha was drafted by the tion, $800. Call 44S-8916. tetoslor, piqrarhanglng, waU- ways go bock to J. W. Lockett. Nsed on and and fuUbMk, too. crMsnohester failed to score. The armed forces. M>er romovod, dry wall work. Bating—falr-to-good. Joe Savino, tMrt ptace fin will get most of the ottonticn M otorcjrdsih—BiejrdeB 11 PredtoMoa—fourth. •tanolMster High grad started isher at .370, led in Just about Altenutos added to the field 1888 CHEVROLET — 44oor, ra Reasonable rotas. IliU y In WAITRESSES wanted, expezi- - -nbw gomes, oomplstsd six, tram hug* goIM as ossursd bgr sured. Free astlmatas. 648- once not necessary, will train, ■vezy other offanriva deport on advance tient sola of |180,- wore Hen Folkos, Concord, dio,' heater, good condition. SEE VESPA MOTOR Scooter, 16 batten, and a v M ^ ment. The ’ boasmaa N.C., WrilM Garrett, AIMmu- OoU after 8 p.m. 848-0966. 9868, Joseph P. Lewis. must be over 20. Apply In per two a gome, and allowed but 000 in a golf-storvod ragton $889-$638, six modeio to choota son, Burger Ch4f. paced tha chib » MtS (30), wMoh I rarsly sots the name •rque, N.M., Bob Bnmo, Ozin- from at McBride Sport Spot, EXTERIOR and tntsrior point 9 naw, a frootion over two par runs (17) and Stave Brody tourinir pros. dOt CMIf., and Dlok Oiwsford, 039 Center St., 048-8747. BAOK-TO-SOmOL NEEDS gome In 68 innings. 1967 OLD8MOB1LB, $100. Coll ing. W ol^per books, po£Si* EXPERIENCED ’ waitresses! for the loM (10), and H or^^, N.Y. hanging. Oolflngs.illngs. Floora. f1:I- EjoGooe mode sl|M starts, One exception to South Afri 849-417$. 1956 HARLEY DAVIDiSON. pert end full-time’, days. CeU Mozfc HsHar for the ton marks ca’s Gory rtsyer, tho U,8. Open ly Insured. Workmaiuhlp/oriunaiMblp guor-_ Mr. Hanlon, 049-0888 betwaen eomplsUng seven. He proved to In doubles (I) and trlplal (3). 1966 CDRVBTTB — full Injec model 74, all equipped, asking be tlM workhorse, working champion who -has boon study onteed. Loo P^etlor, 8(^-8838. 3-4.______Dava Brody snd Lomoh got ing ths couraa slnoe MondM. King and Court tion with four speed, good con- $860. 849-7888, 843-8414. If no ozunvor. 843-0043. and a tMrd Innings, oomplUng a dltioa. OoU after 8 p.m. 848- TIME ON your kopda when tho 4*8 rsoord. Ths Bast Oatholto the only n om a n . m MUia Ploysr Installed’"Jack Mlok- VILLAGE Leach stole fly# bases to Isod lGiis.il th* niGix to l)sot boositss 0889. PAINTINa BY Dick Fontaine, children return to oohool next tofthonder fanned M batten and Ducilts on Sale Barine«8 ServIceB tils club la that dsportmant. ' of Ms strmgtti. Interior and exterior. Paper month? Why not take advant oUowad but irr runs. 1984 x m V T n Sedan, standard Offered 18 honglag and waB popar remov Top Mttor against ZonoFour ------{' ' age of those extra 'hours by Ktasi finlriied with a M won-' ‘TMi’v* grt to go wMh-MMk- 8 , lt,0(X) miles, like new al. Dutch Boy and Du|*ont. pltohsrs was again SavUIn, IT Dokete tor the appearance of LAND CLBARINO, trs turning them Into extra $$$$ toss shOwiHf, of^ln all looses latsii” he said after touring the Eddie Feigner and Ms original throughout. Douglas Moton, Quality workmozudUp. Call the Avon way? Several excel SPORT SHOP coming when Msnohester was MU In 80 tries tor a .886 avst* 8,711-yard Pleasant Valley ,888 Main. ’ moval, snd chain saw four-man eoftboU team, King A. Michaud. 743-8098. evenings, 827-9671. r lent ‘tarrttories’ available In blanked. Proving equally effec ■ge. Haller was second with .877 Oduntry Club eourae. "HO'a so Oifo hla Court, against the East NOW AVAIUBLE (-18 for 47). , j 1969 PL'V*MOUTH — sport sub- Manchester. No experience 977 MAIN STRII1I tive os Cervlnl's top reliever, he strong, tha rough doesn't hurt Hartford Dovelettes on Wednes HAROLD A SON Rubbish Re INSIDE and outaMo painting. needed—eaim WhUe leom . walked only 10 men in 51 In B A im ro' Mm.'^ day night, Aug. 26, at Dillon urtafin —■ 4-door station wagon, You name your' own price. ‘ 4 S ab r k ibf- He ‘ also sold ‘ Nloklaui p li^ automotlo transmls.slon, excel moval — attics, cellars szkI Special rates for homeownan Coll S89-4913. ’ nings and allowed IS runs. Hs Dimtoioo 4 17 -4 I 1 gtadium in Hartford era now on yards, weakly and monthly MOTOR AID-R Btaitsd and completed five ooo- tho typo M ' well suited for sole at Nesalff Arms. lent condition. 644-8646, after 85 or over. 849-7883, 878-8401. PLEASANT woman for waitress 8:80 p.m. pickup. Bolton-MaiMhorier vi • • Y M suns • SUPPORIfRS tGitis tho narrow fairway and big, Felrnar la out o f the greet cinity. Horokl Hoar, 848-4014. work, days, 1-9, Monday REVOLUTIONARY NEW rolling greono. Loading tha somiwhst do^ •oftbul pltrtMZtt sad showmoa Floor Vlnialiliic 84 through Fndw. Apply In'per COMBUS'nON PRINCIPAL mant batters was LaGooo, the NloMaua nsodo. only 81|781_ in of oB time. Lost year he dis APPUANOES rtpolied — oU son, Treat Snoppe, Roruord petao ttionoy to bmak A m o 1068 CHEVROLET — Bel Air, • TO n SAGS pHieiHMttrt iMUMmiui itwwrt played hla. tolenta before a blue, OoU 846-0790. mokaa weshers, roMferators, FL(X>R SANDINO and reflntah- Rd., Manchsstor, a loeifaaea Itonwpowar a M% MUeoge lacreaee e DUinhiatM a MO maih wHh IS Mts in 63 mor'o rooozti- of 8138,880 for onO crowd cf'severol thousand at fraosaro, dryers, gos and oloc- Ing (■pecloUalng In older OU DItafloB • liaimliialiea Ooihon and BlodjlM DepooHi • lit* trips to tho Mata. LoGaoe edged soofon, sot In 1181. DtUen.’ trtc rongoo. OU butnon floors). Waxing floora. Point MEDICAL sooretory tor doe* LEVI’S NlMuous has won fou fisf tho Bart Catholfo toammato Dannli ria r 1901 CHEVROLET ~ CMU 049- oloonsd and ratMdrod. Oosmt ing. Olllngs. Paperhanging. to r s office In Manohastar oroo, teade Hagliia aad fiporic Plug Ute. mkilnm 17 tourneys Be hpsplayod In to hpun and oolary .open, older AVAILABLE IN 9 08 M A IN S t . Lynch who batted .389 wtth 1$ 8403. Appltanoe, 049-0()60. No Job too smoU. John Var- OLOSEOUT SALE! pmglas In 48 at bats. Rrlandcr data and hM fiMonod fltth of FREEZE FISH faille, 849-6760. person preferred. Send resume MANCHESTER AT TEL. 948-2478 DumuBUTBD nr m a n g h b s t b b n , lUflolder Pete DImlnloo'i .394 Romano bettor in 14 of thorn. 1903 FORD Oalaxle 600 convert FHARPBNINO SMyloe—Saws, to Box Y, Manchester Harold. average was tops among tho Klnel Palmer hoo a Mg following Many agree the beat way to' ible, excellent oondlUon, |1,S60 knives, oxoo, ohoars, 'skatca, Nssrvss, getting oU Ms*flvs n rotiiN o hoM, oU oortalit hs son stratgir- treeoa ttsh over e tong period of CV beat otter. OoU 843-0318, ry bladeo. Quick oorvioa. Buainess Opportunity 28 NEEDED—woman to do hoosQ- KEDS SNEAKERS $ 3 49 rtts aftaiiirt Zone Ifour opi^ ten out foosnt putting (Hftloul- thno to to EH • mHk coitaa wtth itol Bqulpniont Oo» M work, five doys a week, f MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS (Mota. DIninioo did art f c rt tlao 8Bi wta. Bon Bogan, now I DESOTO — power oteei* ____ Bt. Manchootar. H oan BBAXriT SALOIL t a g 08- on oroo, Wami* tor I mmtoADair. . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1965 PAGE TWBNTT-PBVIH Aikirtmenta—•Flats— BuslneM PropertF H6lp Wuitod— Ifak S6 THERE OUQHTA BE A LAW BY FAOALT and SHORTEN IAW80N 3-ousWon divan md Tanaraanta 68 H(nuMs For Sale 72 Hooaat For Bate 72 Honsss For Bste 72 Suburban For Sale 76 Suburban For Salt 75 Suburban For 78 club chair, good ooixWUon, best r o o m f o r lato For Sale 70 FULL-TIKOD help wantsd, must uiet. Inquire SM OMurter Oak • WINTER ST, — 8 foom epait- STRANT STREET - Vsry esn- •EVEN ROOMS Split Uval, FOUR immaoulata rooms, large VERNON - Custom U * R COVENTRY - $18,300. t-bad- WAPPINO - • room Ootonlal, > offer. 643-0181. J INVB9TMBNT property, 4-fam- have drlvsr's llcanas. Amply t„ 648-IM6. Rient With range rafrigarator tral I room oldsr horns, sxosl- trssd 160X4M lot, garags, 34’ living room, eiUtom kitchen built eontsmporary r a n c h , room Ranch, nice lot, fins large flraplaeefl Itvtag room, William Pack Lumbar, > Main A 9M0RTIM tA6 POM" io v n fo m o OOMM KDTMt LOfiyTOR USED rrfrtgemtor. eroell^ food looatlon In Isnt condition, m baths, porch- firsplaced living room, kltchsn, with built-ins. E nj^ lift in s family room, flreplaca, sun- shrubbery, very good condition. formal dining room, kitehen CLASSIFIED and disposal, hsa( and hot wa- Rockville, $880 income per St., Manchastar. A mcti OF SUTTV •» AMD VtfMO DID HE working condition. C^U tsr. For appointmant, call 649- SS. Only $17,9(». T. J. Oookstt, fining room, 8 bedrooms, hsat- quist sstting. Laonard Agsncy, deck, hljm scenic slopingnng wood-W( J. D. Realty Ck>., 643-8129. with built-ins, 1% baths, 4 bod- month, 476-6818. Rsaltor, 6tt-l677. Mir OOMIM' lACK UP IM1HE ELEVATOR f aftor B p.m. ______r o o m f o r one or two matura •404. $49-9644. sd family room, iVi baths, best Raaltors,saltors, t i l•0469.----- ed lot.. Ha]Bayes Agency, MS-01$1. rooms. Lsonard Agsnoy, lUal- ASSISXAm* Managar wantsd, VfAJLONI^DOTf girls, on bus line. Call 646-1614. quality, $38,500. Wolvsrton VERNON--Picture book 6 room tors, 9464M49, Apply in paraon Mtwaan 8-6, fMLUCKVXMADI. m o v in g FROM large home to COLONIAL—6 sparkling rooms, Agsncy, Realtors, 649-9818. $14,900 — Largs 3 bsdroom Ranch, through hall, (Iraplaced Houses For Balt 72 complstaly tnc lossd yard, naar^ Ranch, garage, flrcptace, lot living room, garage, porch, ADVERTISING Burger Chat. iTONTiMt •^IHI apartment, have refrigerator, JTWO ROOM apartment, all util IMMEDIATE •OM IS tUCH washer, end tables, chalm, Apartment BnlldlagB ities and parking. 646-0896. aohools and shilopptng, tow pay- VERNON — Here'S a fritndly 125 X 379, trees, suburban. preferred location, only, $17,- Oovsntry \ CLASSIFIED ADVBRTISINO DEPT. HOURS MEXKANIC — full-Uma for bedroom sets, etc. 640-6386 be “ * ? bedroom Ranch, manto, only $ff9w . Lappsn horns, nearly new In tha Lake OCCUPANCY ' Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 900. Hayea Agency, 646-0131. front end department. Sea Mr. A MUTOM Tenemants 63 bulIt-ms, nice condition, large DOLL HOUSE t AJL to 6 PAL tween 8-$ p.m NEW FOUR ROOM Apartment, Agsncy. 649-1 64i9-686t, 649>6140. Street section of Vernon. Fea 649-5324. Sloan, Bsao Sarvloa Cantar. WNCTUAinV.' lot. Over 100 more listings V tures 8 bedrooms, 2 full baths, GLASTONBURY —ImmaoulaU LOOKXNQ for aayouai te »(U tWrd floor, heat and hot water all kinds. Call Ellsworth A. B x e s l l e n t <>lonial, 6% 8% room Cs$»e liks nsw In Routa as, Vernon. MOVINO — must sell, 3-plece furnished, Mein 8t., In hospital FOUR BEDROOMS, aluminum basement garage and extra rooms, firsplace, natural SOUTH WINDSOR — 8% room 7-room, two atory, 4-bedroom, aiding, dlshwaahsr, IH baths, side and out. Large wooded COPT aOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED AUVT. seotional c o u c h , charcoal tree. Good references re 6980*” Realtors, 648- spacious lot. Look for a bright oak, trim, 1% tiled baths, Ranch, large lot, walk-out older home. I.arge family kit IMMBDIATS openings; ahim hm M , dw^gTm Sl nlcs lot, doubis garags, Imms- future in this bright horns. To basement, with three partly chen, 2-car garage, approxi lot. Lovable kitchen for tha . brown, saorifloa, $*. 876-8604. quired. AdutU. Call 649-9266. fully Insulated, walk-in ce modern. C o^ fireplaoeci MOMDAT A m n U D A t ItiM AJMi>>-«ATtIBDAT t AJL par, material truckara, truck j . D. RaattTi 64MUB. diato occupancy. Raducsd to inspect esil Carl ZInsssAr, Jar- dar eloset, dishwasher, gar completed rooms, 4% per cent mately 2 spacloua acrea, 6 mln- driver. Apply Cheney Brothers, MANCHK8TEIR Is only mlnutss $18,300. L ^psn Agsncy, 049- assumable mortgage. Leonard living room. You can start NINE PIECE dining room set, n iR B B ROOM apartnant, « 9TVB ROOM flat, second floor vis Realty Co., Realtors, 64$ bage dispoeal, city utilities, utea to Aircraft, sacrifice, mid Inc., 81 Cooper Hill St., Man 8 piece living room set, e ^ - away from this estats, consist 5261. 649^40. Agency Realtora, 646-0469. dle teens'. Call Olaatonbury living now for low $13,000. stova, rafrigarator, 347 No. excellent condition, adults nre- ing of one I room, one 8 room, 1121, Eves. 648-0088. wsll to wall carpsting, Call Rogsr Walker, 449* ” ™ii^S^SF^^^iAL 643-2711 chester. trie stove, no reseonable offer ferred. 649-9871. combination windows, en 633-1064. between 4-7 p.m. refused. 649-9090, between 4-6 Main St., Call 64M 3». 96. and one $ room house. Many SPARKUNO CAPE, ideal for NEW LISTING — Porter Bt, BOLTON — A true four bed 5306. OOOK-MANAOBR — Private growing family, h im lot, Ut- closed porch, 3-car garage. p.m. ___ FOUR ROOM apartment, g u outbuildings, including bam. area — 7 room Colonial, near room Rench, full basement ANDOVER — 8% room Ranch, high achool, exparianca necaa- NEW 8-room country apart- < 22>/4 acres of park-llke land. Ua tranic. An sxcellant buy at Must bs ssen to be apprs^ with 2-car garage, 1% baths, fumaee, $90. monthly. Avail bus, stores and schools. Tras elatbd. ()ulck occupancy. block from beach, % acre Barrows «^W allace aary, t-3 p.m., 6 day week, |3 80’' HOTPOINT electric range, manta, garagaa, all alaotric, Many poaslbiilties. For full in $14,600. Liumsn Agsncy, 64* porch enclosed, lot 100x200. Ex- wooded lot, only 111,300., FHA CeefiBBei Free Fieeedleg Pcig« nice auburban aattlng, $96. par able Sept. 1. 648-0160. and hedged lot for privacy. Shown by appointment. per hour, Excellent working good condition, moving out of formation call. The Ellsworth 5261, 649^40. Prime location, extra building ceilent value, prime setting, $360. down. Pasek Realty, 280- MANf^ESTBR PARKADE condltiona. Apply Cafeteria De state. Call 649-1378. mcntti, no laasa. Laonard _ f o u r r o o m apartment, cen Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- lot included. Leonard Agency plenty of trees. T, J. Crockett, 7478, 742-8243, Mancheeter 640-5$06 Help Wantod—F e o a b SS Help Wanted—-Msk 36 partment, Bast Catholic High Agency, Raaltoca, 646-0469, 6930, COLONIAL, HotiisUr 8t„ near Realtor, 643-1677. trally located, heat, hot water, all schools, six rooms, IH Realtors, 644-0409. CHARLES LESPERANCE BXPBRIBNCEID Carpenter, School, Hilliard St., Manchest FIVE PIECE oak kitchenette adults, $96. 648-3171, 648-8470. BOLTON LINE — Imrijaculate WATnUDSS wanted — Apply set, formica top table, green WE HAVE euateman imttliig baths, aluminum siding, imma- 649-7620 COVENTRY — 6% room Ranch, rrank’a Oafe, comer Main and steady year 'round work, H.C. er. Friday August 30, 8:80-ll ;30 6 room Cape, 2-car garage a.m. No phone calls accepted. vinyl chairs, $86. 640-8780 after tor tlM rantai of j w JW fr f f o u r r o o m culats, Immsdlsts occupancy.! Manchester acre of level land, rec room built-ins, fireplace, children Faari St Hutchinson h Sob, 64S-537S, 643- tenement in two 6. ment or bona, J. O. Baaityt family house, e Mints Ckmrt. WARANOKE ROAD Bel Air Real EsUte 648-9882. BOLTON LAKEFRONT finished. Impossible to list ex will love this 2% acre lot. 736S. BXPBRIBNCBD janitors want- 949-6139. FAMILY HOME ROeXLEDGE — Immaculate 6 Priced right. Leonard Agency, Bath, eutomatic water heater, WHY RENT? Only $14,900. tras. The best buy we have ad. pau't-time, mornings or $40 monthly. Inquire 10 Depot room brick Ranch, double ga seen in years. Asking $18,200. Realtors, 646-0460, Mason n el^r7 no ex Prime location . . . Large 7 buys this immaculate 6 room Spacious Colonial w i t h rage. 2 fireplaces, carpeting, Tear 'round gracious living. nights, approximately 20 hours Machinery and Tools 52 Square, Apartment 4. Quality home In exclusive and to raplace this home you perience necessary, call after ?er week. General Service, t h r e e ROOM aparbnant, 470 room Cape with finished home In town, low pay greenhouse and recreation walk-out baaement, many other VERNON--Owner custom build KEY PUNCH a p.m. 643-1870. Main St., $90. a^649-83M , 9-5. ments, easy financing, tappen community on beautiful would be In the low 20's. Call nc.. 40 Oak St., 640*5334. f o u r ROOM Duplex, base rec room, breezewsy and room, 8 large bedrooms, extras. Paaek Realty, 289-7476, ing and needs to sell, dean 7 SEIVEN PIECE power tool set, Agency, 649-5261, 849-6146. lake. 142 Keeney Dr. Six and start packing. T. J. Crock Including lathe, drill press, etc. ment and attic apace, $100 wtth 86fage. A home that must walk-in- closet, 2 baths. 943-7208. room Split Level, garage, 1% FRIEiNDLT Ice Cream ia ac PAINTERS WANTED — Top THREE ROOM apartment, eec- rooms, three . bedrooms, ett, Realtor, 643-1677. eomjdete with motors. Call 649- heat. 84e-2382. be seen, very deceiving Back yard Ideal for chil baths, built-in kitchen, formal OPERATORS cepting applicationa for full wages, call between 10*4 p.m., ond floor, garage, heat and hot from the road. Hafl two TAILOR MADE fof the small dren. Owner transferred. MANCHESTER — Large 6 room split level, glass porch, 1614. but growing family, expandable TOIJjAND — big 8-bedroom dining room, living room with time and j^rt-tlme work, for Monday through Friday, Rock water. Adulti. 648-758$ between LUXURIOUS 4’/4 duplex apart bsths, porch, central hall $25^900. Mr. Sisco. 649- Ranch, 1% tiled baths, garage, basement garage. 1 % Cape with 4 finished, 2 bed baths, built-lns, 7.5 feet Spilt, large living room and fireplace and recent wall to avenings and weekends. Must ville, 87S-8078. 11-6. ments, soundproof. Flr«t floor and closets galore. Vacant 5306, 875-6611. patio, hot water oil heat, bullt- wall carpeting. Three bed needed at be neat in appearance with rooms, living room and big lake frontage, 210 feet dining room area, fireplace, Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 HoosehoUl Goods 61 SIX RM duplex, 8 bedrooras, —front and rear yard en trades will be considered. Ins, city utilities, large treed built-Tn refrigerator and atove, rooms, pansled family room, pleasant personality, no ex THE DEUTSCH CO. Office and Store Ilrlve by, it U No. 141, kitchen, full cellar, aluminum fii\ Y 7 « a llo r A lot, full basement, excellent deep. Your own beach, adult children only. Inquire 81 trances, living room large, din storms and screens, fairly D d i r O W a VV d l l d U C Florida bound owner. 649- complete laundry room, 3-zone large rear covered patio, perience necessary. Call 640- Is Now Offering Immediate SALES AND Service on Ariana, SEWING MACHINB — Singer CROSLBY refrigerator, with Equipment 54 ing room, kliched modem, re then give us a call. T. J. condition, 3 years old. Charles easily financed. Lawrence F. The Aircraft” 7788 after 7 p.m. for Interview. N. snm St. anytime. priced at $13,900. Wolverton MANCHESTER PARKADE 3953. heating and garage, lots of Employment Opi^rtunltlaa In Hahn EcUpae, Jacobaon lawn automatic slg - sag, cabinet freeser on top, running condl' frlgerator, free-standing range Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Lesperance, 640-7620. trees on big lot. Owner really Fiano, Realtors, 646-0494, 64S* SOtPTHERN mowers. Also Homellta chain model, excellent condition, but tion. 649-9418, mornings. REPOSSESSED furniture Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Manchester 649-6306 Wo wlH ootMldBr high aotaod MANCHESTER Garden Apart in color, birch cabinets, hood, sacrificing for only, $17,900. 2766, 742-6364. CALIFORNIA saws and International Cub Ca ton holes, embroiders, hems, equipment and 6-ton air-con ments. 4^ rooms, heat, hot wa disposal, half bath. Second MANCHESTER — only $14,800, graduatoa with formal key SINGE3R Zig-Zag Sewing Ma ditioner at bargain prices. 649 MANCHESTER — new listing. 4 and 4 duplex, no heat, over Call Roy Raalty 876-$6M. Intervlerws are now being held In det Tractors. Rental equipment etc., was $300.50, unpaid bal ter, stove, refrigerator, and floor — 3 bedrooms, 4 closets SEVEN R(X>M olriar home, 4 NEW LISTING r- Saint James $11,990 — HOT value In cool punch training and the neceo- chine. Brand new. Only $99.96. 6339, 9-8. 4 bednx irge fl-.e- size garage, low taxes, ail city TEN MILE18 OUT — economy,. JANITOR HARTFORD, CONN. and ahananing aarvlca on all ance $59.85, take over pay parking one blodk from Main full ceramic bath colored, car bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x161. placed I Sill 11 enclosed Parish, 6 large rooms, enclosed Bolton. Four room Ranch wtth COVENTRY — Seven room older 4 finished 6 room Otpe, ■ary aptitude and Interest. makaa. L A M Equipment ments of $8. monthly. City Sew Also Young B u^ et Sewing utllltiea, quick occupancy, partial basement and a big Preference wW be given to ap- At The HOWARD JOHNSON St. (3ompletbly redecorated. peted staircase and many ex Marlon B. Robertson. Rector. porch, 1 bulIt-ins, porch. Five car garage, walk brick Colonial, outbuilding, privacy, trees, artesian well. MOTOR LODGE, 7 Weston St. Oorp., Route 83, Venwn, 876- ing Center, Hartford, 523-0476. Machine, brand new, only, $120. 643-0000, 846-009a Of tras. Just like owning your own 643-5953. Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtors 2-car garage, excellent condi plioanta with expeiieixia. Eveninsrs for office Buckley School area. Leonard ing distance to churohes. 646-0424, 648-2766, 742-6364. fielda, good potential for extra Only $7,600. Lawrence F. Fi 7800. Manchester Exchange — $59.60. Easy budget terms. Wanted—^To Boy 58 fice 15 Forest St. home, basement storage, on schools, bus and shopping. tion throughout. Lot Is wood building:. Write Box U, For a personal interview please SAM ALBERT PROVES TO Singer Sewing Center, 832 Main Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. lots on main road- Leonard ano, Realtora, 646-0434, 048> call Mr. J. L. Winterbourne, Enterprls 1945. bus line. Rent vary reasonable ECONOMICAL LIVING! Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- ed with plenty of privacy. T.J. Agency, Realtors 646-0460. 3766, 743-6064. In addition to good starting sal* Herald. YOU THERE IS A St. 648-8883. WE BUY and sell antique and FIVE room apartment for Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. Employment Manager, at TREAT RUGS right, they'll be "SANTA CLAUS” Call evenings for appointment Young 4 room expandable 0469. aries, we offer liberal company uaed furniture, china, glass, sil rent, adults preferred. Inquire 643-4749 or 649-3666. Manchester — 525-4441, day or evening. a delight if cleaned with Blue JUST PAY MONTHLY! Cape tastefully redecorat ANDOVER — Everything you bertefits and the opportunity for UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY ver, picture frames, old .coins, after 5 p.m. S3 Birch St. ed. Deep lot, sewers, bus, THREE bedroom Ranch in good personal advancement through SWISS Lustre. Rent electric shamp- 1. 2, or 3 YEARS to PAY guns, pewter, scrap gold, SIX ROOM duplex, hot water, EAST ELDRIDGE location, close to schools, ST. BARTHOLOMEW want, 8 room Raised Ranch, AUTOMATIC SET-UP ooer $1, Olcott Variety Store. Refrigerator, Stove and TV SIX ROOMS, centrally located. shopping. Small down pay with 6 acres and trout brook, demonatrated ability. MONTHLY PAYMENTS watches, old Jewelry, hobby heat, 17 Oakland St. Call 643 ment. FWced for quick ^ e ! churches^ and shopping, large CHURCH AREA OPERATORS $12.18 Included collections, paintings, attic con $135 monthly, heated. J. D. 6004. MANOHHISTBR — Custom kitchen with plenty of cabinets, Bel Air Real Estate. 643-9832, Must be experienced on Tomoa PICNIC TABLES, all sizea and 3 COMPLETE tents or whole estates. Furrl- Realty Co., 648-5139. Robert Anderson Agency 849-4693. D o m r WATT! AIPPtiY NOW! atylea, from 6 .foot $13.60, de 8 Modem Rooms of Furniture built 5% room quality large living room with nice Lovely 6 room colonial, CARPENTERS M-7 and/or Bechlcr AR-10 ROOMS OF BRAND NEW ture Repair Servloe, 648-7449. FOUR ROOM duplex, nice 628-1776 Swiss Automatics. livered. W. '.'tinker, Plnney Appliances, Lot No. 2te t h r e e ROOMS, very clean, ranch, choice location, Por fireplace, huge rec room with ^actous Living Room, TWO FAMILY House, neat and FURNITURE shady yard, will accept one ter Street School district. AOME-GRIDLEY Street, BUlngtao, 875-0397 af 1() Pc. Bedroom Set $80 monthly. J. D. Realty Co. bar stools, 2% baths, enclosed Formal Dining Room. clean, ideal central location. TM t the Kmploymeitt OMoc All 100% guaranteed, some In child, $96. 649-3677 or 643-7480 CONCORD RD. — Beautiful A well designed home in screened and windowed patio and SET-UP ter i. 8 Pc. Living Room Set 643-6129. Ranch, large living room, for Kitchen with Pine cabinets, Two furnaces, 2 car garage. 400 Main Street original factory crates, with 25 Pc. Kitchen Set Rootna Without Board 59 Immaculate condition, fire with tile floor, nice eize lot, Beat Hartford 8, OonneoUeut OPERATORS mal dining room, cabinet 3 good sized bedrooms. 1% Bel Air Realtors 643-9332. SCREENED X^JAIL — for the original factory serial numbers. Den or Spare Bedroam Set DUPLEX — 4 rooms, hot wa place, attached oversized neat, with plenty of privacy. baths. Fireplace, (Combina Experience required on lU ROOMS FOR RENT, one block THREE ROOM apartment, 118 kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea inch to 2K inch Multiple best in lawns and gardens from BLONDE BEDROOM 98 A WEEK ter, bath, short distance from garage, wail to wall carpet All this and save commission, tion windows. Double ame- BOLTON — 8% room Ranch, CARPENTER’S from Main Street, tr^e park Main St., $100. 649-5229, 9-5. tion room, landscaped yard. ing included, $22,500. —Open for your eonvenienoe— Spindle Automatics. our screening plant. Andovai^ LTVrNO ROOM SUITE Main St. 649-1061. Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, priced, $21,800. For appoint slte drive. Excellent land rec room, 16x32 pool, softball 2344 ing, kitchen privllegee, gmtie- ment call owner, 646-0266. Monday through Friday CHUCK EIR Columbia. Delivered. George 5 PC. DINETTE SET 643-5953. scaped yard. City utilities. field, trout brook, a private 8 AJM. to 5 P.M. H. Oriffing, Inc., 743-7886. — AND ACCESSORIES men only. 648-6137. — ------Only $17,900. park, $22,900. Lappen Agency, HELPERS SET-UP DISCOUNT FURNITURE THREE ROOM apartment, 466 Furnished Apartmenu 63-A WARREN E. HOWLAND MANCHESTER — excellent •aturday 8 AAC. to 13 Noon HOTPOINT REFRIG. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, NEW TWO-Pamlly duplex, 5-5, 649-5261, 649-6140. OPB3RATOR8 CLEANINGEIST cerpet cleaner Main St., $80. 649-5229, 9-6. buy, 7-room Capa (4 - bed Experience required on 1% inch OLYMPIC T-V WAREHOUSE gentleman, shower, private en' ANDOVBIR — Two room fur nice location, separate heat- U & R REALTY CO. INC. you ever used, and so easy, WASHING MACHINB REALTOR 360 MAIN ST. rooms), fireplace, large rec WAPPING — privacy, sweep steady Emplo3nment to 2% inch Multiple ^Im lle 8580 MAIN STREET, 622-7240 trance, free parking. Apply 195 THREE ROOMS for rent. In nlshed apartment, stove, re- Inf! syotems. cl^ iklllties. Call room with built-in bar, city 643-2692 too. Get Blue Lustre. Rent elec DE LUXE RANGE Hartford, Connecticut frlgerator, all utlUtlea, adults. builder, Leon Oiessynski, 649- 848-1108 ing views, cozy 5-room Ranch P R A T T & Automatica. tric ahampooer $1. The Sheri Spruce St. quire at 82 Church St., any water and sewers, near East Robert P. Murdock 643-8472 among fine homes. Hutchins 62 Weeks a Year Take your choice of any of Carl Steins, Route 8, 742-7273, 4291. THE DEUTSCH OO. is kucsted wln-Wllllams Co. these appUancee In addition to Formerly Fuller Brush Bldg. time. Catholic High » School, only Agency, Realtors, 649-5S24. In Banning, California, River THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Oot $15,600. Schwartz Real Estate, bedroom, living rUxm, dinette, tage Street, centrally located, TWO and one half room apart COLONIAL — 11% rooms, 3% W HITNEY Excellent Wages side County, 90 miles East of LOAM SALE! Clean $14. loam Open Monday Through TWO FAMILY duplex, nice baths, living room 30x16, 622-6228; Mr. Amjda, 643-6464. EXPANDABLE Cape — five GLASTONBURY — Near Man now $12.60. Fill, gravel, aand, rugs, lamps, tables, linoleums, l a ^ , pleasantly furnished yard, quiet neighborhood, un ment, completely furnished. $22 LINDEN STREET — 8 room finished, excellent, Hke new Hollywood, 26 miles Weet of dishes and other items. Satur^y weekly. 875-6316. stone fireplace, 6 acres of hsme, vacant, needs some re Chester, two family on acre Palm Splngs, with mountain stone, manure, white sand for rooms, parking. Oall 649-2368 furnished, adults preferred. CLEAN as a whistle — S’ j room condition, garage, fireplace, lot, located In area of single AIRCRAFT EVERYTHING 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. for overnight and pennaxent land, outbuildings, $31,500. pair, 2 baths, lot is 80x175, lots WRTTB P.O. BOX 350, and beach resort areas within sand boxes and pocHm. 643- Call 643-0466. Philbrlck Agency, 649-8464, Ranch with 8 bedrooms, family new kitchen, schools, bus, 649- homes. Ideal family home with 9504. ONLY $398 guest rates. of possibilities. Look it over, 6606. DTV3HIOW OF MANGHBSTBR, CX)NN. easy driving distance. Excellent CALL — ASK FOR DAVID HBATEJD 3V4 rooms, furnished sized kitchen with dining area, Income potential. Leonard schools and popping centers. Price Includes Delivery, Set Up, FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom owner wants it sold. T. UNTTBD AIRCRAFT COUP. LARGE CLEAN, pleasant room apartment, parking. 643-1203. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. oversized 2-car garage, screen Agency, Realtors. 646-0469. These positions offer the realis WELL KEPT carpets show the Service, Guarantee, Immediate hot water, heat, garage, stove, Colonial, 4 years old, modern ed M' patio, oil hot water heat, MANCHESTER — 8-bedroom results of regular Blue Lustre ONE OQMMODE table and one In private home for gentleman. Ranch, 1% baths, enclosed A s B^ual Opportunity tic opportunity to grow with a Delivery Or Free Storage Until round coffee table, blonde for refrigerator, $125, monthly. kitchen with built-ins, family $16,900. Wolverton Agency, Re B n^oyer spot cleaning. Rent electric Call 649-1108, after 6:30. Call 643-6206 after 4. NEW LISTING—Trees galore breezeway, attached 2-car A growing company and live and Needed mica top, very good condition, Business lAicatlons room, 1% baths, dining room Oharnring 6 room Cape, 1% altors, 649-2813. work in beautiful Southern Cal shampooer, Paul's Paint and one car garage, priced In low garage, recreation room, many $ Wallpaper Supply. Phone for appointment $25 for both. 849-6360. SUITABLE R(X1M lor teachers, For Rent 64 baths, 3 bedrooms, dining 9999.99 ASSISTANT ifornia. ___ SAMUEL ALBERT 20’s. Philbrlck Agency, 649- room, fireplace, rec room. extras. Owner transferred, kitchen privileges, call after 6 priced low 20’s. Call 649-5762. CLJIANINO LADY wanted — HB3LOCSATTON ALLOWANCE REMINGTON RAND hand add- HTFD. 247-0358 or 527-9036 MOVDJG TO an aprtment must p.m. 649-6258. DESIRABLE store oi office 8464. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. VERNON—10 room older one day or two mornings per seU, Colonial love seat, stove, ATTENTION OFFICE MANAGER THE DEUTSCH ers. Full keyboard, subtrac SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT SUMMER SPECIAL space, ground floor, clean, at CENTRALLY located — 6 room home on quiet residential week. Own transportation. MS* If you have no means of trans refrigerator, rotary mower, PLEASANT room for gentle ♦ractlve and reasonable. Apply $16,900-116’ FRONTAGE, riiada LOVELY 5% room Cape, with COMPANY tion, $85. tax Included. Yale Triple Track RA AE trees, immaculate idx room HOMESEEKERS Cape, recreation room, wall- street. Six bedrooms plus 4224. Typewriter Service, N9-4986. portation, I’ll send my auto for like new. (jail after 4:30, 649- man, near bath, parking. 54 Mr. Chasse, State Theatre, 11 seclusion, privacy, view and two-car garage and work F w long established firm in 700 S. Hathaway 3866. Windows. Cape, fireplace, dead end restful country living. In town. to-wall carpeting, enclosed pat you. No obligation whatsoever. High St. a.m. - 8 p.m. io, schools, shopping, $15,900. shop. Immediate occu SWITCHBOARO operator. Ap Manchester area. Oppor* BANNING, CALIFORNIA BILL TUNSKY street, Manchester. Hutchins Bel Air Real Estate 643-9332. ply Iona Mfg. Oompany, Re tunity for advancement to 12 CUBIC FOOT refrigerator- Pasek Realty, 289-7475, 643- pancy, low mortgage as An Equal Opportunity Boats and Aceeseoriee 46 A—L—B—E—R—T—S NEWLY decorated furnished Agency, Realtors. 649-5324. 649-4693. ELEGANT — S bedroom sumption. gent St., Manchester. manager and long career. Employer freeser combination, can be rooms, on bus line and near 649-9095 LARGE comer store for rent Garrison colonial on Wood- 7208. I! Accounting background es* 48-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD seen at Dairy Queen, 307 West shopping, references required reasonable. 643-7723. iTANOHMTER^ room Cape MANCHESTER — Six room hill Road in lovely Wood- U 21 FOOT Trojan inboard, sleeps GIRL FOR afternoons and sR sential. Fringe benefits. DRUG CLERK — o ^ ST OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 Middle Tpke. <3aU 649-7702. on bus line, handy to sohools, modem Cape, near schools, bill V T T->v 'JOUS day Friday and Saturdays, Our emi^oyes know of this driver's license, exx>erienced, two, head, galley, new canvas, shopping, etc. $14,900. Phil- Chaplin Agency in water. Complete, $1700. 649- KELVINATOR Electric stove — THREE ROOM office or busi bus, and shopping, ideal cen roonVf 1| I Yboth Lots For Sale 73 niust apply In person. Davis ad. Send resume in very evenings or weekends, reliable, ness, ground floor, 470 Main brick Agency, 649-8464. tral location. Priced to -sell, tiled -pet- Bakery, S31 Main St. strict confidence to, P.O. references, no phone calls. Mil 4092. one year old, 30” , automatic REAL ESTATE SALES OPPORTUNITY! timer, like new, $125. -— 643- Street, plenty of parking. 649- Bel Air Realtors, 643-9332. Ing, half .acre wooded lot BOLTON — 2 building lots total 643-9442 Box 455, Manchester, Conn. ler Pharmacy, 306 Green Rd. IMMACULATE Cape, $ bed Transferrid owner says > CATALOG FRffiE. Til send vou TWELVE FOOT saU boat, fi- 9798. 6229, 9-9. rooms, convenient section of ing 6 acres, $7,000. Call Eugene Recent promotions, increased ealee aottrity, and MBtlnoal berglas, mahogany deck. 106 MANCHESTER — Why be hot! BELL Gagliardone, J. D. Realty, 649- SBO-page Popular Club catalog. M a i t o s I I I DESIRABLE office spacs avail town, $16,500,'J. D. Realty Oo., We have a five room air con expansion have created a rare opporinnlty for quaHSed Let your friends shop from it. Garth Rd. after 7 p.m. AIR ■ CONDinONER, Feddera 2760, 643-5129. BARBER for temporary work, Help Wanted— able. 100 per cent location, new 643-6129. . ditioned Ranch. Bel Air Real SPACIOUS—7 room older WILLINGTON — Just off the salesmen to Join COLLI A WAGNER REALTY OOi *nie Then you pick $26 and more in adjustable window unit, $100; hours can be arm ag^. Call Male or Female 3 building, air-conditioning, Estate, 843-9332. 649-4593. colonial with 1 car garage HEBRON — three acre build Parkway, beautiful 6% room establishment of a Vernon salea oflioe eflera openlnge In all fre^ items. Alice Williams, Gibson electric stove, $60; both j j i i I II GARRISON OoVmtal to axecu- on Tanner Street. This ia a Ranch with basement for only areas east of the river. Interested appUeaato siMMdd eonekler 876-2040. , excellent condition. Call 644- ample parking, desirable for ing site, elevation affoixls pri Popular Club Plan, Depart- PART-TIME Bookkeeper, 30 Diamonds—Watehc doctor, dentist or professional tive neighborhood on a beauti LARGE Attractive 6% room good value in a fine home $15,500. Big wooded lot, very the following: 1810. ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1% vacy, ideal for horses. Will sell G ipent N80S, Lynbrook, New BARTENDER — Apply In per hours, Tuesday a.m., other Jeweliry 48 office. U A R Replty Co., Inc., Ranch, garage, 1% baths, fire area. one acre lots. Leonard Agency, private. T. J. Crockett, Real Yoric. ______baths, breezeway, 2-car ga e 7 offices in central Connecticut affording all the son, Charter Oak ^staurant, hours flexible, 623-8561. WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator 643-2602. place, only $16,900. Hutchins Realtors, 646-0469. tor, 643-1577. 120 Charter Oak St. WATCH AND JEWELRY ra rage, $26,400. Philbrlck Agen Agency, Realtors. 649-6324. GRACIOUS—Custom built advantej^ of an Income produolnf mnltt-ofltoe WOMAN to care for children in pairing. Prompt aervlce. Up to and stove, Bendlx automatic cy, 649-8464. rapeh home in desirable organization. washer, good condition three FOUR-BOOTH Beauty Parlor, MANCHESTER — 120x100 CXIVENTRY — Fine starter their own home for teacher. $30 on your old watch in all equipped, establiahed clien MANCHESTER — 7 room Rockledge. Features all of home, 4-room Cape with full pieces, $86. 649-7517. VA NO DOWN Payment, $86. wooded building lot, water and e Members of the Greater Hartford Board of Realton Please call 643-0606. trade, doaed Mondaja. F. E tele, central location, reason Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, 3 the built-in attributes for sewer. Bel Air Real Estate, basement, paneled living room, Bray, 737 Main Street, State per month pays all. Ideal start and participation la Its Multl-Llstiag Service. Challenging TAILOR able rent. Philbrlck Agency, baths, dining room, family comfortable family living. 643-9332, 649-4593. enclosed porch, $10,900. Leon Theater Building_ WBSTINGHOUaB washer and Unusual Big Summer er or retirement home, 5 Priced to sell In today^ 640-8464. room, patio, large lot with ard Agency, Realtors, 646- dryer, good condition, $25 each. rooms on deep shaded lot, good market s Over $I2,000.(KM> in sales last year eharad by a Help Wanted— Blak 3 Hotpolnt table Ironer, $10. Ovn* trees, 2-car garage. Philbrlck THREE adjoining building lota, 0469. Full-time position, 40 hour SM Alii front office, Andrews condition, $11,700. Wolverton Agency, 649-8464. lake ' privileges, $3100. Call relatively small aalee staff. Opportunities Garden— ^Faim—^Daiiy > er moving. 649-9688. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. week, benefits. Apply $ $ SAVINGS $ $ Building, 68 Bast Center St. mornings, 742-7109. s Clomplete office factlltlee and a sound perannnei EXPEIRIEINCBID palntenwan Personnel Department, h i- Prodneto 60 KELVINATOR refrigerator — Elevator, ample parking,^ $25 MANCHESTER—East Side, 6% sd. Call Glastommry between HORSE RANCH to Manohso- JARVIS REALTY CO. policy assuring job satisfaction. A t tween 10-6. good condition. 46 Braton S t per month. Call 232-6416. room Ranch with attached ga OVER 98 HOME STYLES 8*7 p.m., 683*7765. CORN FOR freexing — pick ter with 27 acres. 8 room rage, spacious fireplaced living 643-4041. house, 1% baths, barn, out 643-1121 Suburban For Sale 75 $6,000 to $85,000 s More than adequate amount of Imagtnattve ad your own 86c a doun, Oobb, CONVERT YOUR WASTED room, 3 generous bedrooms, as GROSSMAN HOMES vertising to encourage tndividnal eo eoeee. STOCKROOM attendent, high 216 Hlllstown Rd. Houses For Rent 65 buildings, corrals, stc., $50,000. sumable GI mortgage, $16,900. VERNON — 7 room Colonial, “The Aircraft” Philbrlck Agency, 649-8464. Own your own home at the school education, previous ex SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. ROPER GAS stove, excellent Wolverton Agency, Realtors, (4 bedrooms) with one full bath THM OPPORTUNITY MAY BE JUST WHAT YOU NEia>! perience helpful. Apply Iona TOMATOEJS already picked, $1 FOUR ROOMS, furnished or un price you want to pay.... condition, $40. 643-0260 after 5. $14,500—Six room Coiontal, f8 - 649-2818. MANCHESTER — 7 room Oo and 2 lavatories, rec room, and contact: Michael Cravls, 902 Mfg. Oompany, R ^ent St., . . . For both experienced and per half bushel t^ k et, bring CELLAR SPACE NOW! furnished, oil heat, reasonable, garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, call Mr. Oognta at rege, 1% acres, garden, fruit lonlal, 2% baths, 2-car garage, Main St., WilUmantic, Conn. For a strictly eonfldential Interview, Manchester. Inexperienced p e o ^ . Manchester Shopping Parkade basket for exchange. 480 Claric Oder Mill Rd., adults, shady, 2 fireplaces, city utilities, built combination windows. Excel 388-0241 St., So. Windsor, off Pleasant and shade trees, suburban, Tel. HA 3-6201. Our Current Requlrementa private. 643-6380. Hutchlna Agency, Realtors, ins, excellent looatlon. Charles lent value and only $22,500. Valley Rd., Stanley Pastula. FOR SALE Lesperance, 649-7620. T. J. Oocket, Realtor, 648-1677. Include Openings For . . . 644-0631. 'MAYFLOWER' FINISHED 649-6324. BY OWNER Newspaperboy Situations Wanted— Suburban For Rent 66 COLLI & WAGNER MACHINE OPERATORS TOMATOES, cucumbers, sum Manchester TOOL & DIE MAKERS Female 38 mer squash, xuochlnl, and pep RANCH — 3 bedrooms, large Manchester — Spacious 6 Counselor pers. 144 Adams St. \BASEMENT lot, garage, references re EXECUTIVE QUALITY room custom built Colonial, INSPECTORS WILL ACCEPT the following quired, $160. per month. 640 beautifully decorated, de t«ltf SHEET METAL jobs to be done in my home, at TOMATOEIs — pick your own 8' RAR INCLUDED 8464. ______8 rooms ot charming spa sirable neighborhood, built- S«at B«ll OPPORTUNITIES $2. per day. Babysitting • 6 basket, 75c half bu^ell 437 ciousness. Modem built-in lns. Priced in low 20's. t00% nylon MECHANICS weeks to 5 years, telephone Clark St., So. Windsor. . Your wasted cellar area converted BOLTON Lakefront — Year Owner transferred. Phone orabbiog K t i r a d o n into e lovely cool, dry year-rou^ kitchen, fun room. 4 bed Available In Our AIRCRAFT ENGINE messages, puppysltting. Ad round house, 4 rooms, refriger rooms, 2% baths, 2 car ga 649-0562. 'Th« Houst of CustomET Satlsfoerien" TOMATOES — pick in your own recreation room! Hardwood pan:^ 681 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER MECHANICS dress replies. Box X, Manches ator, stove, $126., Immediate rage and closets galore are Manchester — Rockville ter Herald. contalnerxr-Corn, squash, cu eled walls, acoustical ceilings, tU ^ occupancy. 643-4661 $2J2 $1.77 floors, recessed lighting — andian a few features. Low $85,- GUARANTEED FUSION WELDERS - cumbers and 'beans. 21 Ahgel 000. Call Roger Walker, CAPE CX}D, 8 room house, in Per Pair HOUBEPVORK wanted, Tuesday 8' refreahment bar Included at lio Circulation Offices St. ROCKVnXE — 29 Laurel St., 640-6306. Henry Street area, near bus «T0 fMT$ {fuTigH yiitoii xmitnj TRAINING only, 8 to 4 p.m. Phone 743- extra coat! Get eur Free Eatimate. four room clean apartment. 6832, after 7 p.m. line and school, reasonable OPPORTUNITIES Stove refrigerator, heat In price. Immediate occupancy, DHJTIES Consist of working HonaeluM Goods 51 $2.80 POL WEEK ^ eluded. Call 876-6162. Barrows W allace BOURNE wtth our newspaperboy organl* For High School And WILL DO ironing in my home, owner transferred out of area, MKNiiT niCB SPLASH FLAP aaltlon in the Manchester-Rrck- Trade School Graduates 15c a piece, no white dress BVBRYTRINO to sterf.lied re* LAKE 8T., Coventry — 4-room MANCHBSTBJR PARKAI>K no agents. 649-4804. Ville area, in the servicing of shirts, fancy items extra. Call Manchester 649-6806 condl tloned used furniture, ana apartment available for im MANCHESTER — Convenient present subscribers and the srtl* APPRENTICE COURSES 640-6131, 4-8:30 p.m. appitoncas, Ugb qasttty>-lo» 'MAYFLOWER' FINISHED mediate’ occupancy. Call Mrs. Three year courses in BleC' east side location, 4 room mg of our newspaper to pro* pneea. L dllue Fundtura, 199 Frasier, 742-8892. h u g e KITCHBN, birch cabi tronlca, Sheet Metal and Mm- RELIABLE woman with refer home, 1% baths, full basement, ACIOSSIW CM BUICK spi^ive subscribers. South Street, Roekvflle. SIS- nets, dishwasher, screened ohinlng periodlcMly offered to ences will baby-sit for working 3174. Open 9S. BOLTON LAKE — Year 'round 2 • oar garage, only $11,900. W F L L TRY APFIJICANT Must be qualified porch, 6% room Cdonial, 1% Hayes Agency, 646-0131. AUTO FLOOR MAT qualified applicants and «m- parents, any age child, my ATTIC ROOM furnished home, 6 rooms, fire baths, Manchester, $20,900. Vacation Oeer-to-dMT ptoH€> n g to work wtth youth, be a high ^oyee. home. 643-0047. SINGER automatic xig-sag, like place, oil heat, avatialile Sept.- T O DEAL school graduate with a good Hirtchlns Agency, Realtors, IDEAL for children, spacious 7 Men ever fleer, hump new, monograms, embroiders, STUDY DCSK INCLUDED! June. 648-9289. 649-5324. ______Bound? driving record (automobUe fur* Visit The Employtnent Office button holes, etc. Original price room Colonial with many fine end beard. Beep- nlshed) and live in the Man- At 400 Main Street Dogs—Birds— Pete 41 over $300. Take over last 4 pa; Convert your attic space Into a VERNON — 4 large rooms, extras, available for $14,600. J. le-cleon deeign. YOUR ASSUMABLE mortgsgs with D. Realty Co., 648-5139. Try Our Ready To eheeter Area. Must have mili East Hartford 8, Connecticut menta of $10.80 each. Call dei lovely bedroom or dent Iniaglna: stove, refrigerator, heat furri' payments of $102.90, no closing tary dutlss behind him. OROOMINO and boarding, will Hardwood paneled walla, acoustl- iMNDNnr Go Cars —Open For Your Oonvenlencm— er Hartford, 5330981. Ished, Immediate occupancy, cost, 8% room Ranch with SIX ROOM Cape with aluminum collect and deliver. H. O. c41 oeUing, ingenious buUt-iiu)! And $148. Rows and Rowe Realty W S QFFBJR. Pleasant woridng Monday Through Friday built-ins, 8 bedrooms, full cel siding, fireplace, many, many MAKI ®SPARK Chase, Harmony HIU Ken- CLEAN, USED refrlgeratore, every completely Fli^hed Attic •75-8197. lar, aluminum combinations, WAY! ooodltlona (Inside and outside 8 A.M. — 5 P.M. neU, Bolton. 648-5437. ranges, automatic waabera Room includee an 8’ Study Deck! extras. Offers will be con •HOIt JACK NICKLAUS PLUGS w » k ), paid vacations, pension Saturdays 8 A.M. —-1 2 Noon young neighborhood, selling sidered. J. D. Realty Oo., 648- ••Y m e 1963 Corvoir- MOST NEW 1965 with guaranteea. Bee them at Get our Free Estimate. below FHA appraisal at $14,- annual salary increases WILL TAKE all unwanted pets,' B. D. PeaiTs Appliaacea. 649 5129. OWN tSUu GOLF BALLS Resort Property 500. Wolverton Agency, Real |i«E momm Model 700 cafwnensurate with ability, and except cats and dogs. Will Main St. Cali 649n71. $2.80 FER W ^ ^REPAIRS a opportunity to work with P R A T T & buy small cages aoconUng to For Rent 67 tors. 649-2813. Coif Automatic $1295 BUICKS nation's oldest and New condition. Call 648-6360. Manchester 3 for $1.33 SMOM COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent MANIHBSTER — Ranch, 4 Ib Stock for Hbutaad's f a s t e s t growing — Small waterfront cottages, rooms. 2 bedrooms, built-in air- Additional Balls ncfmqMpsr. W H ITNEY AKC German Shephead puppies, Ht/w STARTER HOME ThroHghoiit Ehglcwid yeit C A U N O W August and Saptsmbor. Call conditioner, large shade trees m 81.00 each S9c IMMEOIATI rare pure white, aatoq^onaUy NO Plus land! Good potential. 1963 Buick Wildcat A inur MONDAY — FRIDAY beautiful. Breed for tempera WANTED DAY or NIGHT 648-2598, «4D-49te. on property, $12,900. Philbrlck or we will Install Exchange Made by MacGregor D lU V n Y ; 10 A.M. — S P.M. AIRCRAFT ment. 743-8070. bay vdHi canManea, wkaa yaa M0N|Y DOWN Agency, 649-8464. Six room cottage, north at moderate cost 2-Dr. H'dtop $2395 OOTTAOE — Mlsquamlcut, east seotlon, close to DIVmiON OF up to Rhode Island, availablebl( August eohools, churdhes, stores, LEE Please ask for ena ' raWQNNOIL DESPT. UNITED AHRORAPT COUP. ca l yaur laeol Moyflpwar^maa. 6434468 MANCHESTER — executive 7 KITTBNS cute! fluffy, free. MAN OR WOMAN TYPIST 5 yn. ta pay 91 through September. Call 649' room Cape, 2% baths, 2-car transportation. Unbeliev Cor W ash of the followlngi BAST HARTFORD 8, CONN. 640-0448. •966. garage, waU-to-waU carpeting, able for only $14,900. Emorgoncy ON Flhor 1961 Buick Spoelal ★ JOE PRBU 28 foot family room, 16x32 ft. Hurry! Mr. Sisco. 640-5306 M H tf 4-Dr. Sedan ★ JIM MoCAVANAQH Hartford Courant An Equal (^>portunity PIGEONS — four homing M - To Operafe ATTRACmVB modern water awlmitilng pool, lovely treed or 870-6611. Flarof Soft white Cartridgtf ★ Sterling MaePhereen Ennployar glan BasUne,. raaaoaabla. 649- front cottage, at Glant’kaNeck lot. Hayes Agency, 648-4808. Std. Tront. $1095 296 BROAD ST. porch or patio enclosures Beach, HOO. weekly. Call 648 Barrows s^Wallace Set of 3 fiber Ai Low As Fridoh Tape Punchef a u 6468. MANCHEBTER — Two-family, HARTFORD dlERK —- General office duties, WOOD aluminum 5-6 with garagaa and shaded lot MANCHESTER PARKADE G 88o must be able to ^rpe, eome LAKOFROMT Park, Coventry, 31i 2 L!v6 Stock on Clinton St., fully rented and Manc^ter M9-0306 rate eKperienoe Decesaaiy ia Ezperioneo wOidd Mlp, otherwise wo will triUs yo«. 9-room furnished cottage, middle Atlantic and New Eng in excellent condition, alumi Builder Experienced MORGAN quarter horse geld Paid Vacation, Blue Croaa, Pension Plan and other svallaUs for immediate oc' num storms and eoraons, cop land motor rata tarriffs. Hours ing, Uvered chestnut, seven oupanoy, with toko privileges. SRTT AND Poltihad Ranch, •% BOURNE o^y. Also, exhibit apray paint- per plumbing, oil steam hsat, V lM T 8-6 p.m. Apply Lombard Bros., years, nlcs disposition, benefits. Oall 749-6893, Mrs. Frasier. immaculate rooms with at ar—aoma axperlance taquired. Route 5 and Bundiam St., good Inooma producer. Wolver- ~ ilaycraft 6U-9057. English, Western. 649'1966. ton Agency, Realtors, e49-381S. tached garage, built-in oven M ir r o r i South Windsor. Apply In Person and range, 1% bathe, rec room, finslAMM Proptrty S generous hedrooms, big ltv> Ai low At dipt on MEN TO asssmbla window Articles For SsJo V ’ MANCHESTER — Bpotlese 6 s s s s 24o HABTRORO TURNfIKB For Salt 70 room Colonial, breezeway, ga- ing _ room . with . fireplace, onoe zun vUor •81 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER BUICK unite, Moond sMft, must hava • ‘f r...... 285 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER 64»-46n refarancaa. Apply in person, SCHOOL DESK and chair, oast VIRHON, CONk. MAIN BTREBT sito, noar Oan< rage, 1% baths, S bedroonu, » year home buy J,'*-®®®- 31i 2 OPEN THURSDAY WlUiam Peek u m iM r, t Main toon basw, ssoeaHasIt Bwlft Cwwtnu Hos kf OU CmiiIiy Ctehmm ter, with building of 6 ,^ M. large lot, fine locaUoo, only your price ranee. Call 649-3613 TO • P-M. ' .Ukaeltedtaa^' It Many boteoilato RW » 83(Tb00. n ty m Afiuegr. MO-, £}|ht now. Wolvtrtoo Aftney, EM M t!pM to646<8999l 94. R salton . WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1965 A verm Daily Nst Preea Ron The Weather A r tlw WMdc Boded MtStt' T!W C^-EIOHT id V. a. W( ilIanrl|[fBti?r Cwning Angost 14, INS 13,400 iianrljT atpr lEuetim g B rraU i Ruth Ferguson Retires flC tke Andtt About Town Capt. MacLean Named DICK and ANNE ARE BACK G< omohstloo ManeKmtm Ctiy of VUtogo Charm n « IUt. K Kjnu' lUak, pu - After 48 Years in Schools tor or TrMly Oovanuit Church, J O IN IHBA MONDAY— FRIDAY will b« gUMt «pMkar and an- VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 272 (CUMMOed a iv irtliisg m Vm * tO pm cB s b v b n tartein wttli a mualeal program To SA Poet in Maine MIm Ruth Ftrguaon ratum tdf Mlaa rirguson’s rsply to XBIGHTBEN PAGESl MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1965 dam Sunday at > p:m. at Plarca to Mancheater laat month after this waa "To oloaa ths schools 11:0Ba12 N O O N O N Mamorlal Bapl^at Homa, Brook 48 yeara of eervloe with the Is to abandon ona of tha lyn, Conn. Mambara of tha Capt. and Mrs. William MacLean, commanding officers Mount Vernon, (N.Y.) School taiMta for which ws ara fight churoh and frlenda ara invited of the Mancliester Salvation Arm.v Corps, will l^ve this Syatem. She waa principal of ing—tha fraadom of paopla to and reminded to bring a pic- town for a new assignment after farewell sei*vices Sun Longfellow School, Mount Ver- laam. Lat tha fighting front WSOR -1480 nlo nipper, Ooltaa will be aarv- day, Sept. 5. Their successors have not as yet been named. non, when ahe retired, a poet kill a lot of Japa, lat tha work- aha held ainoe 1944, She la liv ara actually naadad In war in- Commissioner William David-*' duatry maka tha ahella, but son, territorial commander of ing at 211 Woodbrtdge St. with Hnonaorad bvi SHADY OLEN DAIRY BAR. B. D. PBAM Mra. Kxier Volalna o( Rock of the cfcps at Findlay, Ohio, In a alater, Mlaa Margarat Fargu- lat tha young paopla In high APPLIANCES, MANCHESTER WALLPAPER * PAINT, Telem etry P roblem s Scrub G em ini T rip the Salvation Army, has ap 1954. achool continue, not for a mere ville, tha former Suaan Keeney aon. i S u J S s o n . SERVICE. BUTCHER BOY M E ^ ^ of Mancheater, waa gueat of pointed Capt. MacLean dlvl- In 1958 th^ captain was trans A nativa of Mancheatar, Mlaa diploma, but bacauaa thair honor laat night at a bridal .•donal youth secretary for the ferred to the editorial depart Ferguald courtroom for mort of the trial, on Saturday. The polloe have MINK! BEAVER! FOX! \ / T turnout waa 255,940 AAR #Af*for the I tel andanff MotelXAitfal Aaeoclation, aafiMieaye King addreesed in a community and more oharks and other dan (Jarmen (Jassetta of Naugatuck was packed to eapaetty. Cur refused to Issue a permit for • Interest not collected in advance. FREE weather, a healthy nation eight-week eeeeon. the slump la continuing. center. That waa the rallying geroue sea creatures are ap Casaetta said he waa cheat- tains were drawn to keep out a the parade. The OonnoU ai Sumptuous, elegant, luxurious single and doable al economy and the Amer In New Hampshire, the state T h e t o u r 1B t B just aren’t cry of the burning and looting pearing along the Connecticut deep In the water when he felt )»lght aiunmsr sun. Organhatlons for OtvU Righto • P r^ym ent at anjrtime without penalty. ican wanderlust combined highway division reports traffic here," ho eeye. end he puts tha rioters during the dlaorder, shore, apparently attracted by something wrap Itself around The alx sentancad to Hfe p e^ on ed Hamndsa County kin collars! Handsome fabrics, 100% wool with were: FUR STORAGE this summer to make Hiis on Interetata 95 through the blame on the ‘^Inadaquete budg Negroes In the crowd told Or. unusually warm temperaturea hls torso. Then he felt the sting. Superior Coon for aui to* •‘U fe-insured mortgage irians. i..00% wool interlinings. Textures, emootb, napi^ center of the stats up 15 to 04 et of the MeaeachuaKtii Depart King they wanted Mayor Sa In Long Island Sound. (jassetta tried to tear off the Former M (eltte guard) Sgt. JuMtton eaylng that the po- fabrics from famous mills! Choose from alabester, a bountiful vacation sea per cent at various points, and ment of Oommorca. ' muel W. Yorty and Police Cfitlef Among the aharlui seen In the Jellyflah, which felt like hand Wilhelm Roger, 59, known u iloa "will repreee the pmnd0 AT NO EXTRA COST the master torturer of the cognac, cocoa, blue, black and morel llie greatest son for those in the New fee Mount Washington oog rail "We rank 50 or 56 nationally William H. Parker to come to Bound were two makoa and a tula of muck, ho aald. It dropped onleae restralaed atoi wBI oft aa he headed toward the camp, who was convicted of collection we have ever offered I England tourist business. way reporta buslneM up 16 per In budget," he saya, "and about their neighborhoods and hear hammerhead which the captain MEhJect the plalntlfle to gieat Yes . ^ cold storage in our own An Azaoclated Praaa survey cent over 1964, their oomplalnts, of tha trawler Maria del Scorclo shore. rsonally committing 114 mur- damage and the enllra cUy sixth In what wo have to sell." lars and aiding In manyW) more. oonduoted at mld-seaaon rixmad Similar glad tidings coma Statemonta by Yorty indicated said slashed their way out of hla Casaetta, hla torao laced with d « o f Sprtagftold to daagar-* MMMN MANCN VotmiCM. vault, right on the premises PLUS Navy ofUolala at Old Iron' welta, was treated at Former Sgt. Oswald Kaduk, Style right and pocket right price. No need for any crowded mountaliw. bustling from Vermont where Devek^ aides, dookod at Boston, say the blttemeos between him and the fishing net Wednesday eight purple MMONaHOtlU IM.4wl.M4n 9 . . . 5100 worth of free insurance ment Oommleelonar Elbert Q. Btata and federal leaderohlp miles out from Now Haven. Milford Hoapltal and sent home. M, remembered by wltneaeas as MBOuMr MKiYBi n r M4.y KMh. 4 I. TM M>- bMohea, Jammed JMf»waya War of 1811 frigate has bean the "butcher of Auschwitz." He more leg work in seeking the perfect back to schod protection against any damage to and cash In the of resort Moulton says tourist travel is over antipoverty end relief On Tueaday, another flahlng Also treated at the hospital • R«9ul«r 69.9$ AUGUST SALE 65- tin visited by more then 431,000 ings was a 8-year- was In a Soviet prison until 1906. pirrsiiuROB (a f ) MaMrl.Ni4.yt*M4 Mk msasuree. vesael spotted half a dozen blue for jellyfish stli your coat. . , thinking about a win ewners. 1 9 15 per cant, end Rhode Xa* persons eo far this year. That WUUam E. fllmkiB, dlrmitov ahoel land, where managers of the Commenting on 'President zharks, one of- the more dan- old New York City boy, Daniel Former medical Sit. Josef ter coat—-then don’t mjfg thia Bamplsi; compares to 570,110 for all 1904. McCarthy. Klshr, 80, who admitted killing of the Federal Mediation and event. In Maine, the turnpike author- ■tate’a three major resort areas Other eampISB from the eum- Johnson’e aselgnmont of Under- erous types, at the entrance to aeoretary of Commerce LeRoy lew Haven Harbor. The New Haven Harbor Patrol between 280 ehd 500 people by OoaolUatloB Service, took h Ity reports traffic- on I fee Kltyty- report buaineaa up as much as mer econorofo picture In Now MOI S hand la baele steel talks to* • R-guUr S9.9S AUGUST SALE 25 per cant. OoUlna to vfailt Loa Angeles for Shark alghUngs brought a has been hunting eherke without vlng them carbolic acid In- Remember-r-yon DON'T g a r AuguaU expresiway England! ■uooeee. day and eald "1 kavo eveey 78- f The kxis excepUqp to the tour an on the spot study of the tl riot temporary halt to swimming at otiona In the hekrt. P|SOF!L£:*S Glove soft with contouTHititohed sole . . . In black July up 102,(X» from July iw — ltAINl>--Attafidanae id atato But Anthony Ortfto, 50, of S kepe and belM eettlwneal payments till Novemberl 155,790 compared to 70A895 — ist boom far Boeton whore the pariui le running about 50,000 oauaaa, Yorty aald: Pleasure Beech In Bridgeport Former Capt. Franz Hof 'I don't belleva ho can do end at the Clinton town bMch West Haven, sold he hooked mann, 09, security chief of the can be reached before Seph or brown. Sizes 4V^-10. and fee Fish and Game Depart- hotel Industry's accounting firm ahead of test year; ealae tax re- L " Mmkta, who arrived la eeys the sale non-real- reporia room salsa down 9.5 1 anything, Ha’s a apeclallat In Wednesday. ■hark while flahlng In the Sound main camp at Ausohwlta and •R-guUr ll9 AUGUST SALE aasnir of oelpta for Juno wore more then Meanwhile, lergo numbers of Wedneeday. Pittsburgh uaaaaouaoed M40« IVFO dent fishing Hcenaas te up 5,000 cant In June compared to a 54.8 million, about |S0e,000 olvll rights, which Is not the !■' oommandluit of the Gypsy \ SHOES 98- jellytleh drifted In toward soma Griffo said he tried to play oamp. He le already serving a Wedneeday night, told nmve- CASH COATS—SECOND, FLOOR BO far for the year. year ago and food and beverage ahead of last Juno, (tee revenue sue hero." men (hat he "would ael Ih p o d t /iwurano* CotpotmUon After Brown announced that OoEiineotlout beachea. the shark, plenty MAIN FLOOR In MaaeaohueeUs, attandaiMS salae In hotels off 8.4 per cent. tor June, more than |5.0 mil- tlw tolka i|R No figuroe are available for 13,000 Natkmal Chiard troops In Mlltord, a Jellyflah beUeved line, but tt tire geare out oC] at tha Tanglawood ICuaio Yeatl- |■senli^M )) .«yppiOM CIHCU ' ^ gel is aunnfiif alwiit 7,000 sliesd A dy. bid Aogwr aoiiadarfs jDBoaEaceEasB m n lulled out. Vorti to ha w » o< IlM imSm I MUfaefo
