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to 20.09 Decisipn Due Friday . 'v' State News • frac— Father's Day Gift Wrapping,. • • >V;. - Congressman Wins s.* Convenient FREE parking rear of store ; .Open Mon. thru Sat., 9:30 til! 5:45; Thurs. till 9 p.m. Roundup GROUP I Ed B race Easily on 1st Ba^ldt REG. 39.99 State’s Accidental De^th Rate in ’61 HARTFORD (A P)— Horace Seely-Brown.4n, a plain-talk­ REMEMBER FATHER ON JUNE 17 ing, apple-growing congressman from eastern Connecticut, 29.90 Lowest in Nation has won the Republican nomination ffir U.S. Senator from 'Y! WITH OUR OWN SPECIAL..... Connecticut. ^ . * wash and wear By COBIfBUDI F. i - McOormack says he Is satisfied HARTFORD (AP) — The Seely-Brown, 54, scored a stunping upset over former Gov. •V, with,his total, and insists the dele- John Davis Lodge yesterday a ta dramatic Republican state SPRINGFIELD, Mass. ^tes favorable to him will resist State Safety Commission re­ * 55% dacron (AP) — ‘Kennedy - McCor­ ported today that the acci­ convention. Although th^pre-convention underdog, ha WASH AND ^ WEAR efforts to get them to switch. He swamped Lodge on thp first ballot,^476 to 149. 45 % rayon mack battle for the Demo­ poked doubt at the Kennedy dental death rate in Connecti­ cratic nomination for U.S. forces’ claim, saying they stiU cut > was the lowest in the John AIsop of A vop/an insurance executive, received the senator, from Massachusetts were campaigning for delegatSs. country for 1961, gubernatorial nomination earlier in the day after a record * 55% dacron McOormack told a n^ws confer­ eight roll calls that began Tuesday afternoon. TOR-MAN SHIRTS comes to a peak today .vrjth^ ence . he has affidavlU to show TTie oommlssion said Connecti­ 45% eomiso pressure to switch del^iites to cut’s death rate in accidents was The delegates also broke another tradition by noniinating the opening o t the state party Sl.B for each 100,000 population, aa convention. Kennedy but he' aoid he would not the first Negro for a statewide Office in Connecticut on the use these documents at this time compared'with the national rate of ticket o f either party. William D. Graham, a 47-year-old at­ Locked In a tight contest, -with ‘ T don't -want to win as senator 49.7. .. both sidM claiming victory, are A three-year study, the commla- torney who was bom in Jdontgomery, Ala,, was .nominated and lose the presidency for the for state treasurer without opposition. Sklward M. (Ted) Kennedy, Democrats In 1964—1 don’t want s(on said", showed that 25 per cent 3.39 youngest brother of . the President, of all deaths in OonnecUcut over Although the convention completed a State ticket to con­ CR O U P II this to be used against Jack Ken and Edward J. McOormack Jr., nedy then,” he ssdd. the period were caueed -by acci­ front the Democrats this fall, Republicans are in for some nephew of the speaker of the U.S. McOormack suggested reporteni dents. REG. 59.9§ 3 for 10.00 House, John W. ilcOormack of James K. WiUiams, cmnmlaaloa more excitement in the next few days. should talk with WlUlam C. Hartl Both Lodge and Edwin H. May Jr., a defeated gubema- Ibssachusetts. gan, who resigned May 2 as an director, said that In the three-yev • sizas 37 to 46 ’\. Their goal is the Senate seat assistant postmaster general and period the largest number of acci­ rial hopeful, polled enough votes to challenge the conven­ once held by the President, who since tlien has been active in the dental deatfik occurred In the Jwme. tion nominees-4n statewide party primaries. ... regular, long, short e long and short sleeve first -won It In 1952 snd reslgnsd younger Kennedy’s campaign. Occupational accidents claimed the Neither committed himself either way on a primary. 39.90 ..It In 1960 when he was elected “Aak WUUam Hartlgan about feweet number o f Uvea, ha said. • TROUSERS . . . single pleat ^• One-third o f aU accidental deaths Lodge noted he has until July 26 to decide whether to file p long sleeve . . . button down oxford President. the meeting he had with federal or pleatless * wrinkle resistant Kennedy's supporters q 1 a 1 m officials in Room wot at ths Park­ were due to motor vehicle mishaps, primary petitions. May said he would leave the question to cloth and regulation short spread they have more than 1,000 of the er House (a Boston hotel) on April he said. nis supportera, witb whom he will meet here Sunday. collar 1,7!^ delegatee sewed up. The Mc­ 29-30,” McCormack said. He sug­ The nomination fdr cimgreeaman-f • COATS . . . standard, conventional and * 55% dacron Cormack forces put their ' rock gest^ reporters should impdre 95 to n o at-large went to State Ben. John M. Lupton of Weston, 44, a Con- 45% wool worsted bottom stirength at better than HARTFOWP (AP) — The State ivy league, 3 button center vent with e short sleeve . . . snap tab broadcloth 000. (Continued on Page Nine) ekrvauva and an admirer o f -Art- Lodge Watches flap pockets A and regulation short spread collar Motor Vdhtele Deportment’s daily xona'e Republldan Sen, Barry * long wearing record of sutomobUe fateUUee aa GoMwator, Lupton, at lint a can­ e f last mktatght and toe totals on didate for the gubernatorial nom­ May^ for Q ue • COLORS AND P A H ER N S... dark and good looks and fit • sizes to 17 With Blast at Kennedy the same date last yeart ination, dropped but of that race 1951 IS62 after the convention's second bal­ medium shades of brown, cbareoal, KUled; OT.. Ite lot TYieaday. He received toe con- On New Race gray, olive, blue. • sanforized plus greeelonel nomination by aoclama- CrasheM KlU Two HAATTOto (-AP) — Chaneea • machine and hand washab' STAMFORD (AP)--Two aapez^ (Herald photo by Otiara.) The other candidates: that demtad Republican guberna­ SPECIAL BUILT-UP CONSTRUCTION FOR AUTOMATIC WASH and WEAR ate highway acoUMbte to Stam­ kte notfiinee Seely-Byown ohewfuUy accepts A word o f advice from ^ n ator Bush lieutenant-Governor — Joseph A- torial hopeful Edwin H. May Jr. ford brought death to two’persons -Adorno of Middletown, a former yfiu carry hie fi^ t to a statewide FREE ALTERATIONS BY OUR OWN TAILORS • satisfaction guaranteed ywterday.v sUte treasurer primary today were rated as ’’bat­ Seventeen • year *.old Secretary of State—Mrs- ter than average.” For 1962 Campaign Guido o f WM toJm ad U w of Plalnrills. in Comptroller Thto evaluation of the poeal- Mertdsn'eeito bUlty was given by one of toe key ' .^.Urai'ms 4 advlaeia In the May camp. ^ REO 21" > "We RepubUcans caniEd’^ ^ ^ ' x S ju — „ A ttorney denerslr*^Leonard Meanwhile, It was learned that new the eroelon of freedom with­~ killed whSB ■SfitivlSf Levy of New HayetlTa tormer state REO 18" toe rear of an senator. tornier Gov. John Lodge, who suf- s io i^ RepubUOUIS iQprovsd to­ out warning or protest k-eiiid truto dh ,fered a aurprlslng and crushing de­ POWER day s decIaratlOa o f party-prtn- The RepubUcans asserttil that toe q ^ s . Probablytoe biggest smwJse-oif feat yeateiriay In his bid for ths clj^ts for this ytars election the overndlng ' Issue hefore the Guidolido -inue a passenger In the ths convention was Seely-Brown’s DELUXE driven by hie father, AibMt, easy .ytotory end, conversely, UJ3. senate nomination, has no in­ campaigns -and coupled it adth a American electore In 1163 le: rar tention of going into a primary broadsiae attack on Kennedy ad­ "Which party acts more eftae- 44. Police said the Ouldo oar went »’s clear cut defeat. EEL into a kpto, hit a station wagon alone. ministration domestic aiid foreign tlvely to preserve and enlarge .e urbans Lodge, bearer of an '"We have no intentions' of start­ REO 21" human freedom?*' and bounced into another auto. illustrious name in American poli­ 7 4 .9 5 Thd yooto died to St Joseph's ing any trouble," one of Lodge’s M d W | R Tbe S.teO’Word statement cidi^ ' Offering GOP alternatives In tics, was toe clear prs-oonventJon key Bupportere said today. for a thurouah ov«riuuil of the tax broad, non-detaUed outUne the H ostel several hours after toe favorite for the Senate nomtoatlon. OVER, However, - he added that they SUPER system, without miclficany men- statement attacked Kennedy ' ad­ In addition to serving' ss gov­ were taking a "wait and watch"jtt- ttoning tax reduction, and for "a ministration aettons and policy ernor, he had been In Congress tor 144.95 new w ecU on for puhUo poUey In across a broad. range of specific . NHR h 1 ^ 1 2 3 two terms and was the U.S. am­ (Conttaued on Page Fonr) DELUXE order to advance* the cause of pplnts. The list of targshi ran bassador to Spain during the freedom; at home and throughout from such matters ss medical NEW h a v e n (AP)-VIhe lay- Bleanhower administration. Hts tlM world.” care for the . aged and the Injec­ off* o f i n WotketB was announced brother Is Henry CObot Lodge, Firing directly at - Preeldent tion of gov'emment Into labor- by the New Raven Railroad yes­ former UJS. ambassador to the 8 7 .9 5 Kennedy, the RepubUcans said: management affairs, to the terday. The bfoikrapt eaiTler'd^ United .Nations snd Republican “Tha oft-heanl campaign cry handling ef the Berlin crlsia and scribed It as an economy move. Candidate for vice president to Bulletins ) ‘Get America Moving Agato’ hae the decisions which the RepuhU- The employes are scattered I960. become a hollow echo.” cans said permitted establishment throughout, the line and Include Two factors are believed to have Called from AP Wires The statement, entitled "A Dec- of a Communist miUtary base in clerks, machtoiste, olsctriotoM. played an Important part In his . laration. of RepuhUcan Principle Cuba 00 inUes from the Florida earpentrta, sheet metal workers defeat: and PoUoy,” . also said; coast and other oar repairmen. 1 — Some delegates apparently NEOUOENT H05UOIDB “m e current admlnlstratton has The document is Intended as a Jamee G. Duffy, labor relations wars nettled by his unwillingness BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A _ shown Uttle..tinderstanding of, or baiulbook for the 1962 congression­ and paraonnel dtractor, sold ths to campaign actively for their Norwalk ' fecn-agw returntog coneeni for. Institutions that but- al election campaigns. i» : ' _ support. from a New York beer baytoff~ A light, compact rotary that does a big tresa freedom at home:HMpara- It was drafted by a 13-membcr seasonal dedtoe to ' 2 — His absence from the state expedition was charged with tton ot the powers, cheeks and Seiuite-House committee after during June and Jtdy. Be mid some had weakened his influence In Job! Ideal for amaller lawna (and amall- The smoothest mowing possibla! A negligent homicide today by tiie er p o ck e tb o c^ l), conatrucUon la aa . balahcas, state and local reston- consultation with party leaders of the workers would be reealled at party councils. coroner to a New Canaan auto rigid, 12-gauge steel deck and 11-gaugs aibiUty, and a firee competitive which included former Presidmt the end of the summer If freljtot, But no explanation can omit the rugged and mowing as smooth as In the Bide plates eliminate vibration. Bed- crash May 20 which claimed luxury models. Baifled blade area adds economy. Dwli^t D. Eisenhower. buslnMs Dloki ud. Irrepressible Seely-Brown, a tall, two lives. Held ortmtoally li­ to safety and gives better and smoother . knife and reel remain in axact align- "R has demonstrated neitber Rep. Melvin Laird of Wisconsin, Duffy estimated that the railroad earthy man who has slevsted po­ able was David H avU c^, 19, o f ment. Ai^ustmenta for the precision- chairman of tha committed, made Would save |61S,000 annually by litical campaigning to an art. cutting o f g(ras8. Recoil starter auto- ground bed-knifs are located outside tbs I the ^ nor the wiU to meet ef- 67 Osborne Aev. Norwalk, Same sice and power as a luxury rotary teeUvely the assault of Interna-, the layoffs. v whose coavertible rammed frame. Conbtils are In fingertip reach (Ooattoiied on Page Four) ror an economical price y^u can afford with ■ conveniently located throttle con­ tisnal communism on freedom. (OontiiHied an Page Fear) broadside a oar driven by operates to pay! You get all the fin«\mowing per­ trol right on the handle. The enclosed Police HolMCwo George W. Snell, 66. to which his ease for you. formance and rugged cons^ctlon you wife, Florence, 66, was a pass­ ...... Reo Raider. 4-cycle, pbeitive chain drive to the Wheels-Is pro­ BAST WINDSOR (A P )—FO- E k igln e:...... expect from a Rro power ni^er. Avail­ tected from clogging' grass by a sprock­ enger. Hnell died Instantfj' o f Recoil starter lice have charged a l9ryear-otd Estes Probers a broken neek, according to the able with recoil starter sjrmEO DE­ et scraper. Also available in 18” cut as Joiihattd Not Executed. boy with stealing $13,500 from the Blade: ,.. Reoflex blade In baffled LUXE 21" MODEL 421 AD. % REO 18” POWER-REEL MODEL 418 finding at Coroner Isodore L. 5 U’’-deep circular chamber safe of a store where he arorked. Kotler. Mrs. Saril died the Starters ...... Impulse type AR. O. William Cdrlson. Fhelpe Rd., Oontrols: ...... On engine—new choke Engines ...... Reo Raider, 4-cycle. In Tiff on Aide day after the accldeat to Nor-, control assures quick, easy starts Warehouse Point, was efasrgsd walk Ho^tal.'' Eleven of the Recoil atarter Secret Army Returns ^terdsy with breaking and en­ (Herald photos by Pinto) Wheeto: ...... tW ' wheel Blades...... reel blades MBS. HELEN LOT JOHN M. LUPTON ... WASHINOTON (AP)—A House 12 ribs on her right side were with s'elf-lubrlcatlng bearings tering with erimtoal intenl and WILLIAM D. GRAHAM fractured and thm were ex­ Preolsion-giound bed-knife h^eny.-s.The theft was discovered For State tteosiiMr For Secretary at State For Congrtesmen-at-Large subcommlttea delayed resuming Straight-through axles Oontreiss ..... Handle raises to engage its hearings on the BUlla Sol tensive internal tojuriee. Kotler Deck: ...... Durable steel. 9 4 ,9 5 reported. - u lifetim e factory warrsmty clutch, lowers to dtsengags To Terror Campaign ~ the youth had Estes case today, snd argued In­ W heetor ...... wheels with learned the combination of the Sadlak Not Interested stead over whether to fire Robert Discharge Fort: ...... Mulching Free, Press Notes E. Manuel, a staff attorney. TAX CUTS IN PERIL attachment Included 1'' (ril-rstainlng tmonse bearings safe by aocldeht He hid to the Outtlag Helglitss...... Qulk-8et hsfght ALGIERS (AP) — The Secretesctkn shortly after the French store one night when it closed and Manuel, counsel to Republlcsn WASHINGTON (AP)—Pieoi- Cutting Heights: .. 1”, l?i", 2V4”, 314” Defense Advance, members of the subcommittee, dent Keonedya tax revision bill Adjusted by fingertip action adjustment H to 2)4 inches Army Organisation struck again government executed two Secret let himself out a aide door after Ftnlabi ...... Iceland Green and today aa promised, returning to Army kiUere at a fort outside of taking toe money, they said. drew the wrath of Democrats by appeared in deeper trouble to­ Finish; ...... Iceland Green and day after beiiig criticised sharp­ Aurora Blue Aurora Blua ite terror campaign by naomnii Parle. They were the first Seent Serious Problems Gnutti, Savin in > Race allegedly leaking a secret Agri­ dewra Moetoms end setting flre’to Army activlata sent before a fir­ culture Department report on the ly at • dosed mcatiog of Demo- (Oontianed aa Page Nineteen) cratie - senators. Opponeeits ot .Algkwa University,. Algeria's main ing squad, but It did not s i^ ■ “ • /—i— NEW YORK (-AP) — Advances Estes ease to the New Torit Her­ seat of learning. . Ukdy that the kiUings fii'’ A lg l^ ald Tribune tost week. the bill said privat^ they were to the defense of press freedom For Seely-Browii’s Seat convinced now there was a good Three phoephoroua bomhe ehat- were manifestations ...of Seeikt' were hailed and a'wsrnlng of con- At 10:80- a.m. — when public teiad the tnetde of the massive Army resentment at the execu- U.S. Seeks to Link hearings were scheduled to begin ebaaee It eyentually wlU be WE'RE HAVING ttouiiig threats was issued as the a Chairman L, H. Fountmp, dropped. And RepnbllMuia voiced , seitnee and medldne building as .tlona. western hemisphere celebrated Republican leaders from the sec-bstste Senator Peter MsrianI, ot D-N.C., snd Republican members such a demand in floor opeechca ,^tha terrorlata carried Itg threat of Kx-Oeh. Edmond Jofuhaud, 52, Cancifer to Smokiii^ Freedom qf the Press Day today. a ecordied earth campaign Into the Semet Army's Ho, Nc^ 3 lealeader end congressional district will meet Groton. ' were closeted In .hly office. Wednesday. Hoi(raver.. Sen. ■ ” ■ re- Andrew ’Heiskell,'' 'president of Sadlak said ha will continue' to Manuel came out of the session Harry F. Byt^ D-Va., who op­ Xtha heart of the city. until,* hie capture to March, WASHINGTON (A P ) — Singooii- the Inter-Atoerican Press Aseocto- tonight' toTdilscuss a candidate for Handle eontrola! Sim­ Damage-Proof Crank- \Flremen gave up hope of saving nuUned to the Paris death row he devote himself , to Seely-Brown’s about 11 a.m,, but wouldn't say poses the measure’s two key pro­ Double-cutting suction General .Luther L. Terry i tion knd chairman of tbs board of tile seat being vacated by U.S. campaign for the United States anything except that an executive visions, told a reporter the fi­ pler, safer mowing shaftl Reoflex steel thd'xmain building as fiamas had ehaied with the two men Time Inc., issued a steM m ^' on action !— CliiH>in8v are roarwls out of Ihe uuxe windows. executed today. TTiere was an to nounced today he le' naming R ^. :porace Seely-Brown Jr. and Senate. SSely-Brown defeated for­ session w'as being held and "i nance committee he heads will with one-knob finger-^ blade absorbs the finer an d clumps don’t • dication that ITMldettt De GaiUle the observance df the daj^-ket as mer governor John D. Lodge of me after that." contiaue its consideratioB of the Black smoke shrmided the heart committee to study the evidanoe. June 7 by the aasoctoUbn In 1OT8.' at least two names have been tip cpntnil right on the shock of striking ob­ form 'With Reo’s deep of AlgtenC\ would raare Jouhoud's life. ' mentioned as possibilities. Westport for the R^ublican Sen- A little later, Fountsto left his tax MU. The Secret Army announced as to whether emOktog baa any He said the association "recog­ office. -, mower handle. Four stacles and prevents s a fe t y ;; Orowde pf\ Bunpeana and impact on health. The committee One is Atty. Etalo Gnuttl of deck and full FraBch aeidUaaVraitobedi tha- Mass toe end of its seven-day trace to nises serious problenui remaining (Ckmttoned on Page Foot) “ I have no anthocity to hire or DAMAGES REFUSED JL models have a..Handi- crankshait . dsunage. b a ffle for safer, better Is to moke any appropriate rec­ before it" but "Is equally proud ot Stafford,'formerly probate Judge fire Mr. Msnuel," he iald in re­ from the oldawaIlra(^& Miebelat the alai^hter of Moslems with a ommendations. HARTFORD CAP)—A teperi- Handle utility com­ Every Reo mOwer has and adjacent Botdevfkd St. Bhioe. p fa ^ broadcast Wednesdsy night tbe part it has played in the de­ for the Stafford-Unlon district. sponse to questiose about whether or Court Jury today refused to cutting of grass. Terry’s action was understood Hto name wlU be proposed by John partment for atorage a lifetime guarantee Wlnd-whl^ad flames aaarsd the reporting a -daodlock to Hg con­ fense of press freedom and to Its the Republican coimsel had been award any damagta to a $160,- trMtope of the unlveialty gardsn. tacts Mth tbe Moslem natioasl- ta have tbe approval of the White restoration to many milUcrne ot Mullen Stafford Springs, a state fired. space. on the crankshaft. > Bouse. Informed sources said ear- central committeeman from the Two Winners 000 suit brougM against the dty Baiiier today, European terrqr- people in the .western hemlqthere." He declined to comment on the and PoUceman Robert Doulla tote stifuck at greupt cf Moelema “ We are agato taking up woi>— Usr to ths week that a Public 36th district. subject but said he expected the Health Service recommendation beeouse of thn latter's fatal REO witb pistol and machine-gnn at- partlculatly to the ecosioniie field;'' (CoiUUaaed on Page M x) *nie other to former New London In spelling Bee hearings would continue. shooting of a teen-ager four Reo Grass Catcherl-^ tor auto panti had been for­ THE POWER MOWER WITH HOUSE & HALE EXTRAS tneks, kUUng tour Modems. the broadcast eald. Women, chU- m May ’- Mooes Savin. Arriving' In the House Caucus years ago. The estate of the Dynamic Reo Raider F^ertip Height Ad- New swept-bsck bag dren snd older Eurooeans were ad- warded, to the White Bouse. Tonight’s meeting, at 6 pjn. Room, ' where the public sessions The precinoua trace which gave WASHINGTON (AP) — Officials deceased, John S. Martyn, 17, engine! Rugged Reo joatmentl —. Gut^ng picks up cl^q[dngB and the c i^ , n new breath of life dur­ vised to leave Algena to “ free the President Kennedy brushed at -the Pleasant View Lodge, to bad been srheduled Fountain an­ • YOUR MOWER IS DELIVERED FULLY ASSEMBLED.. .FILLED WITH GAS AND OIL AND READY TO GO TO WORK! OUR aside at his last nears. conference It Figures” North Windham, will be attended called the National Spelling Bee nounced there would be a delay Wethenfield. had claimed the po- engines give years of height is set instantly allows closer cutting ing the past seven days thus cams mra fy the econtoed earth cam Uceman--was liable'because of DELIVERYMAN WILL EVEN START IT FOR YOU! . ' to a ahattertog end. a question as to hU views on by state central committee mem­ a draw today and crowned Mi- in the start while the whole com­ trouble-free, seridce on and easily from 1’* to adiether amoUqg causes hmg can­ toael Day,' Hardin, HI., and Nettie mittee held an executive session. negUgeoce and that the dty, un­ near obstacles.; The In the odmlntotzmtive capital of tfimpfU the talk of ''ocorched BUENOS -AIRB8 (AP) — bers from the aceond district in­ der n 1957 statute, waa also re- • YOUR MOWER CARRIES THE AMERICAN STANDARD ASSOCIATION SEAL OF SAFETY! ^ tough jobs. Most mod­ 8 ^ ” with a snap of big-capacity, ■ strong Rodher Molr east of Algteia, aoctof' toe first teegeU sgain cer. He eald he did not want to Argentines observe U ^ y the cluding Charles W. JeWett, for­ Okawford, Roswell, NM., as co- Fountain and the other Demo- •ay anything about that contro­ mer lieutenant governor, and by ebamptons. cratio members of the com m ittee, sponsiUe U the policeman was els have impulse start­ the rigid straight-' fabric bag zips open at FlranGb offlclalB received tb# news 15ted anniversary of the day- found rMponslble. The case was e f the new terror 'war in dorit versy until he coidd obtain pom- toe firot neweitoiier was pito- S e^ -B ra w n . The decision was reached after Repe. Roes Boss ot Tennessee • YOU GET VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS - ers reqtdripg just a through axie. No tools back for easy dUqjosal Jewett said today he to "ab-, file two, with all the rest of the and Neat Smith of towa, then left baaed on au episode the night of ■ piMtailnfte Muhins gnii toiotfa, aprayad litokd to tlieir country. >^>ril 19-20,1958 in which young .few turns and a push necessary. Can't go out of clippings. "They are deatroylng toe last fMm a apseiMiiif ear at a S R > 9 ■ Tarry imued the firilowing etete- . Tbey’U'db It without news­ Bolutety n ot" interested hlmseM to field of 70 ellmtoatod, had en­ the room to'Joln the two Bepiib- • ONLY REO GUARANTEES TO REPAIR OR REPLACE ANY DEFECTIVE STEEL DECK OR BENT OR BROKEN CRANKSHAFT nMDt: the nomtoatlon. gaged in more than an hour of Uean members. Reps. Florence Martyn and a companion were . 'on the release Icnrer. o f adjustment... Shanne af reoooeUtotion with Kea. o f Moslem week ers on a atraec : papers to the afternoon todgy chased through the South Skid ot AT ANY TIME DURING THE LIFETIME OF THE MOWER! ^ . leans,'' mie *’***"*** said. corner in the Hussein Dey area. '*‘Tt is timely to undertake , and Friday morning. Former Cemgraseman Antoni N. Mad-and'head wresUtogor with Dwyer ot New Jersey and Odin Tha Eunmaan nndwgiauad'a comprehensive review of all avail- Sadlak of RodcvUle has sIm said iLoxigea of Sftimeaota wbo had rs- Hartford by Donlln and another Newsp^tonnoa Iho pefieeuiahu NO MONEY DOWN—UP tO 90 DAYS TO, PAY WITHOUT SERVICE CHARGE. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. , , / am t back into eh Xage Twohra) , e f t -■ ■ <. hs is not totskssted sad aa has (OMttoaed m Ta«a F s v ) matoed to Fotintatn’a office. ■■ ■ ■ ’ . It. /..f,,,.--,. f, - . , • -

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. • 4C- Hi If f -S-e^Cleol^iyL. • '.V w r ' f e -.-j, ' ,v ■ • a ;v # . . - ' ■ %•; t /'. ■■ •. - - - I ------, : V MANCTO8TER EVlSNiyq HERALD. MANCHlffltER, CONN^ THURfiPAY, JUNE ^ iN f . . Rotkvill^Vtrnon : • I^CMESTBR EVENING HERALD, MAl»CHEStER^ tHUR^AY, .^ E 7. ' /- • ,- - - -—^---- ^ -•_ PAGE nounr *WED./THUR8.* FRI^ mwl S A t,, ' • thls' inbpth from Bswatd A.F.B., Doctor Talks Sheinwold^iii Bric%e Yoor HosL Hike Stsako, PresOnts fer Yoo— % RockviUa-Vernon Tenn., for the Ftetfle island of Education-'Board SKIN ITCH Okinawa for a tour of duty Kf DON’T SCRATCH IT I B a b y Has^l^j Naha A ir Base . «i-.-^rman' Flem­ CUauges Meetings DOUBLE 3CT Mst« dsAtar "THE VEKSATnUBS”—Ba M JHtsetag. Am , ing, an Air Force alrafaft Biiechah- To Rotarians JABS D1 ^AWBR T«rl*9 ar Jest a Fog Trot—heiVs ttm awsslu far SlUYimer School ^Schedule io with the 345th Troop Carrier n m . The board of education v d ^ By J ISlMtaweM ^ S BST*'* yonr UstAnJag or danring pleasure! Squadron, -will make the move inioet A A K I last night to officially change Its. foot itch, other. mirffiCA rsahss, "When >'a Kurtin, toHu i# Rd.. Bolton. She waa bom June 1 at Man- South paaied the double of three G 8 5 4 9 mer school between June 25 and Vernon news is bniidled througn .. .ff little illneae contracted from the clubs, he would collect a penalty spsi^ettl,. teased salad, green the new schedule for several • TIG t -laiwter Memorial Ho^rital. Her maternal grandpareota are Mr. A AKQM5 4 A MOaa.^ The Hemld’s RoekvtUe Bureau, 5 , and Mra. H. E. Hanney, 148 St. John St. She haa a aiater, De- wAtara, a RockvlU# physician told of 500 points. SOUTH Aug. 3. Principal .Joseph A. Me- beans; Tuesdny— barbecued pork, months already, first because sen­ W. Main SL, telephone TRemont Little Softboli ; 'atae Marie. 2. Ibockvllle Rotarians at a recent South was satisfled with hi* de- m* 7 Cusker said five of the courses— mashed potatons; Wednesday— as­ ior board member William Buck- meeting. 5-8186 or MltcheO 8-8797. • • « a • riidon when he saw tlM dummy. 9 K Q I 10 ,8 J fiiniglish, U.S. history, algebra I, sorted eoupf, tuna salad, ^ salad ley had told them he cannot, at­ Fililit ReqlHyetieii MoNaUy, KObert Da\id Jr., aon of Mr. and Mra. R. David Dr. Seymour Kummer. whose of­ What cpuld he lose but two clubs G 9 7 2 sandwMi«K celery and carrot tend Monday meetings,, and sec­ fice Is on N. Park St.,' reporting on geometry, and typing I—will be -MeHally Sr.. 11 Seaman Circle. He was bom June 1 at Man- and ’ the ace o f trumps? Four A 3 2 NOW aiOWINQ offered for makeup purposes. stlcka ^ M s e w p d ^ ; Thursday— < 8780,000 CONTRACT ond, because lengthy business has a trip taken in March and April to NSflh SspA Wm* Saturday, June 9 ohoeter Memorial Hospital. Hia maternal grandparOnta are Mr.: hearts bid and made with hoh«^ tm Limited Eagagemsat Thejotter two—pisteonal use typ- bakiri~ltoid1*on meat With piiM- WASH^QTON CAP)—A $780,- often necesalated two meetings and Mra. Daniel R. HuUen, 23 UnnmQre Dr. Hie paternal grand­ vwlous poinU in As ia said he saw would be worth 720 pointa. " ' 1 G Pats 1 9 3 A applsi mashed potatoes, buttered 000 contract for the production 10:00-1 trOO AJW. "r¥. m pm AXI(4ibVWmWBi ly i and driviM' eduction—will be per month. mother is Mrs. Elsie MONally, SP Holl St. thousAnds 0 PJH. the Ganges early one morning, bent 3 NT PSM 4 9 AU PaM offered qs addiUoital courses. NO trumps weren't as strong a* they credit will be glvm wlGi personal ciMhse, cole slaw, buttered beeU. out at Pawcatuek^' Conn., the proved In order to continue to * Ijaraia. Nancy Charlotte, daughter of hlr. and Mrs. Franda On bathing in. the holy waters Of Op«4»f >«d- - A K Mlik, desstn^ and.adndwlches servj, Navy announced yesterday. The High School FMM the Ganges. looked. He had to lose two trump use tsplng. One uvtrtsr credit will accommodate Buckley, a Dem­ A. Laraia, .'74 School St. She was bom May .28 at Manchester tricks even though the suit broke be given' with driver isducation. •d Kll meWs. : ' 'contract -was------awarded to the Yard- ocrat on the school board for 30 Contribuung to the dirt of the fr o n t s must sign Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather la Ray Bigwood, 3-3. Hearts 8 7 8, Diamonds 8 5 4 8, SEVINWONSlItSlWOIlU Five instructers .are slated to Tiishvd* fey Oldna^t ney Electric' Corp. of New York, years. The second meeting In a registration rlve^ In addition' to thrbathers In Boston. Mass. Her paternal grandfather is Vincent Laraia. A l­ West cashed the king and queen Clupa none. What do you say? hnndle the summer school ^-pro­ Airman B. <3, Richard B. Fleni' -which has production facilities' in \vUl become a’ regular, In­ the Ganges, was an Area used by (£(. MNiCOlOW . bany. N. V, She has two brothers. Franci.s. 12. and Michael. 11; of clubs And thsn thoughtfully led Answer: Pdas. You can’t ba sure s( m iM.' TH K tm um m am gram, McCusker said. Although tag of B ^ o | ^ Springs, departs PawpfKuck. stead -Of a special, meeting. and three slaters, Sharyn. 15. Ann, 6, and Mary Ann, 3. looal launderers And a crematoria, a low club, forcing Eiat ta> ruff. KummOr Aald. ■ ^ . of beating on* spade, and A dou­ registrations .4^ being taken, there Just as ttouilitfuUy, iDAAt rutted ble, would surely drive the oppo­ ip no estimate of the' number of White, IJsa Anne, xlaughter of Mr. and Mra. Charles C. Laundry^WAs "smaihed'' against With the seven' of hAArti, and students who will enroll. the rooka,, atrAtched out on the nents to a better contract. Don’t YOU White. Riley Mt. Rd., Coventry. She was bom May 28 In Mt. South had to us* up tb* tin to win chirp up when you have a ghastly A-'C --If Sinai Hospital. Hartford. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. cla yjiver banka to dry, th «i shak- the trick. • litft year, 120 students attended hand. •i't: » • • S.I. .,N ..., , summer-school. Students Sttending and Mrs. William Zeigler, Riley Mt. Rd.. Coventrj-. Her pater­ before be- laeredttle Queta For Sheinwmd’s 88-page book­ MAWr i O K I ) »)NN nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James H Jones, Kansas City, J**? raturnAd to the owners. Local the school -will have a four-day South led the queen af hAart*, let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,’' breather between the end of the Mo. ;/ toivs laundrymen hoping to steal the trick. West sand 50e to Bridge Book, Man­ ■,¥-S clothAa or regular academic year and the wOiidered If hia partner had the chester Evening Herald, Box 3318, opening of summer school. Maehait. Debbie ^ t h , daughter of Pfc. and Mrs. Bob E. ^ n clothM of ttelr own. Kummer Unttietan king of he4ts left but Grand Central SUtlon, N. T. 17, Maehart, 8843 Weatover, Houston. Tex. She was born June 4 at decided not to believe It. Ib is N. Y. Class periods will be one hour St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital, Houston. Her materhal grand­ the cwnmAnt. the laundry- would mean that Soutt’a entire . (Copyright 1982. General* long beginning at 9:30, 10:30 and mother la Mra. Ruth L. Allen of Manchester. Her matema) grand­ men merely w4Ar the clothAs 11:30 a.m. Monday through Fri­ hind wAs seven hearts to the Features Corp.) Dins in Authsntic Colonial Afmotpli8ra|' father la John R. Allen of Houston. Her paternal grandparents Q-J-10 and assorted garbage. day.- Reglstratidns will be accept­ are Mr. and Mrs. Bob A. Maehart of El Campo. Te?c. Her ma- fatum to the W itt such a hand South would re­ ed through.June 20 and on June 25 tenial great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Latimer Of spond three HeArt* instead of one at 8:30 a.nr). Wall 8t., South Coventry. Her maternal great-grandfather is . brought to the crAma- heart. MATINEE DAKLT VM .Students will be limited to one John M. Allen of Penacook. N. H. Having come to this cOneluAlon, makeup course each plus eltter « • * * '**“ •**« *hd thAfl biutiAd AAAi^' PYQUAUC INN personal use typing -or driver, edu­ west stepped .up with tts ace of Bonabeto David Joseph, soh of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bom- are than dApoaitea ta ^ hvaJ hearts and led another low chib. £flSTUJOOD cation. No credit t^ll be given for Mtb, 18 Bolton 8t. He was bom May 3i at Manchester Memo- '**Wrs, Kiimmar aald. East -ruffed Witt the ei|bt of 161 MAIN ST., WETHERSFIELD, CONN. private tutoring In a subject 'Of­ rigl' Hospital. His matePnal grandmother it Mrs. Lena Meytr. othar potata noted by Kmnmar hearts, end south had to us* up Troy Deuaima Angle Dtekeason State Republican Ticket fered at the summer school. South Chatham. Mate. His paternal grandmother ia Mrs. Mary Mule In Iffidlt. included the bAautv Marine the jack to win the -trick. "lUkHE ADVENTCTtE" The Republican slate of candidate* nominated at the GOP state convention are, seated, left to right. A minimum of eight pupils will Bombeto, Hartford. ^ M ‘*‘t*t-g*bArAUhg NOW West was sure to win the (In Color) 1:88-8:18 be necessary In each course. Otter carta carrying people 6h Htijr Rap. Horace Seely-Brown, senator; John Alsop, governor; Joseph Adomo, lieutenant governor; and setting trick with the nine of Also: NstaUe Wood Mrs. Helen Loy, secretary of state. Standing, left to right, are Henry Zagorskl, comptroller; John subjects will be offered, but only DeAlerchaai, Carolyn Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Clifford wAy to work in the city where Weather hearts, south’s honor* offset the Warrea Beatty la SMORGASBORD If there Is* a request from at least many and Mrs. Anthony Mahon, Bridgeport. He has a sister, Laura ^ iS d . Friday-afternoon. Low tide at Old Additional services, such as s SAybrook U at 9:30 a.m. today and magazine and book cart, will be drey Bahler, Bt., Elling­ Little League Score Marie, 1. On the other hand, Kummer said ton; Jane Cbarette, Ellington; A home run that should have • • * • • i" * * ^ a “ ting on his stop in JA- 10:80 a.m. Friday. Sunset tOdAy IA DINNERS served 5 P.M. te 9 P.M. $2.75 up Kockville (Jity Hospital's first provided In coming months. A at 8:21 pm., Aunrise Friday lA at . group of volunteer wr"kers will new volunteer gibup will enter Mrs. Victoria Kulo, 46 M irket St. been an out^was the deciding tally Gann, Henry Jainee. son of Mr- and Mra. Harry Jamaa Gaun. 6!l9 a.m. Discharged Wednesday: Mrs. In a Vernon division game last etandard of living in a a ia . Hem begin their rounds of duty Mon­ the program in the fall, Mrs. Mc­ 43 Clinton St. He was bora May 29 at Manchester Memorial DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS 12 Noon to 9 p .m . Lynette O'Donnell, 10 Penfield night in which Mickey’s Rambler fte A ve i^ a monthly wage fer B o a t^ ' WeathAr far Long day, according to Mrs. Joseph P. Manus said. Hoapttal. Hla maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ave., E llingt^; Mr*. Patricia downed the Fire Dpartment 8-7. Fm tar, White Plains, N. r. His paternal grandparents are Mr. laiAAd Smmd ta Mbittauk Paint and ARMANDO’S IS f S McManus, In charge. Other than volunteers, there hss Munroe, 11 'M rber Rd., Vernon; Mickey TTbbets scored the winning and Mrs. H. M. Gaun, Upper Montclair, N. J. He haa a brother, tt^About 970 a menth, Kumm^ Block laiand—North to northeaat BAOtlB 8, EAST WINDSOR—Next te "BAIXR MOTORS” Thirty women have attended in- been no name devised for the Vrindi through Friday with lOCAl SPECIAL FRIDAY NIGHT—WHARFSIDE DINNER Blair Kulpa, 66 Village S t; Mrs. run after his routine hit was mis­ James Martin, 16 months. service training sessions and workers. In some hospitals, they handled by fielders who overthrew The trip for Kimuner end his afternoon onahore wiAdA. SpeedA Annie Hepton, Mountain Rd., El­ 10 to 18 knots. Viaibiuty 5 muee or FAMILY DINNERS orientation meetings this week In are called gray ladies or members lington. each base In an attempt to catch ^ «r*A l more. Fair wAAtter except for aanie CLOSED TEL. JA 9-W62 preparation for the work. 'They o f auxiliary staffs. him. w i ^ they toured such ciUea aa volunteered the week of May 12 cloudin ess this morning. (B E BDWC TO b r i n g THE CHILDREN) Uniforms will be bought latSr, Farmers in Kashmir tend float­ The Fire Department was lead­ and the countrmide. MONDAYS AMPLE PARKING ' when the hospital announced Its Kummer described the life,in Marins obeervatlona: Mrs. McManus said. Smocks are ing gardens anchored on lake*. ing 7-3 In the sixth inning before GARDEN RESTAURANT PROUDLY PRESENTS Block laland — wind norths * FACttJrnES FOR plana for a volunteer worker pro­ customary / badges fo r. volunteer Kashmiris harvest from boats, costly error* Ranged the picture. "harmonloua,” e v e n gram. , ______n “ • revemment had em- knou, temperature 58, visibnity 2 BANAUIMB. PARTIES, WEDDINGS hoepitiU workers. The American picking tomatoes and pumpkiiu ■Winning pitcher was Peter Mou­ milea, fag, cloudy. The l&dles will work at the in­ Hospital Association sets destgru that grow on a solid bUt buoyant lin. A game scheduled Tuesday be­ parkM on a program of assimilat­ N A 8-5797—B U 9-1488 * OPEN SUNDAYS The Britones* ing Jews from divarae ethnic orl- Groton—Winds calm, tempera­ formation desk, provide escort and colors for the uniform*. A mass' of topsoil, grass and weeds. tween Aldon and Vlttner’s was NOW APPEARING EVERY (InG. ture 84, vUlblHty 1 mue, fog. I THURSDAY. FRIDAY ond Particularly difficult to aariml- cloudy. WRF6 the MOToocAn Jaws Weettampton Beach, Long Island Tonight! Because of the ma­ SATURDAY NIGHTS — wtwwA ctutoma and miuincrt mlirht —winds calm, temperature Bl, visi­ ture nature of It* theme 1 VaX? *"®'^ s-Ppropriate In the bility 4 miles, fog. cloudy. lOLTON .NOTCH “ Something Wild” is reeom- Iflth century, Kununer aald. New Haven—Winds calm, tem­ -4 mended for adolts only. Garden Restaurant Otter stops made on the Kum- perature 58, viMbility 2 mllee, fog, I' 840 MAIN ST.. IN DOWNTOWN 3IANCHE8TER ^ included Hong Kong partly cloudy. rv9 PINE FOOD — UGAL lEVERAGES Stratford .Point — Wind - aalm temperature 8l, vtaibUlty 5 mllee, CMSUMiBadflioaswara 1 haxe, partly cloudy. -2fA*ss.sr" Batans Naek—winda eaet lO W E CATER T O ' hnott, teniDArAture 86, aaa cairn, vlalblUty 10 mllee, partly cloudy. FAMILIES Jews to Mark -‘F •• • -•VAl v .AC'T-. - Feast of Weeks MA.TPfBE SATPBDAT 1 PAf. Tsmpfiim Food Yimrsday and Friday fijUSCjUlcL ^U>AO/L ■rae Jewish hmiday of ShAvuoe Fnll Cearaa or Feast f Weeks will be observed “Coortoopsly Soifvodi M INUTES beginning this evening at sundown Broiled aad Staffed SCHOOL OF DANCE ARTS and o«U nulng through Friday and DINNfllS SMVID TWIN LOBSTER Saturday. Deushthili HoUday aerrlcas wUl be held at Wedaeadap, tBnrsdap, Friday FROM NOW „ 8 pjB. to 8 pjn. , PircMnta Ttople Beth Sholeni tonight at MNNERESeTS 7:30. and tomorrow at 10 a.m. and l i closing e*erclaee DsMghtfai Atnsasphsw OUIOK CWUNiraiR aad of the Temple School will BOOTH SERVICE plSM. On Saturday, there will be MANCHESTER Flakor ( memorial terrioa) at The Enchanted 10 a.m. fiilO 8:98-18:18 SHOPPING PARKADE HOB NOB WEST MIDDLE TH E . Shavuoa is a BibUcal holiday, ^ RiSTAURANT 8-0799 ^ commemorating the early spring Starts Wad.: 'OileOn PUot" l ^ e a t in ancient Palestine when Toy Shop the first fruits were brought to the Temple In Jerusalem. It also com- memoratea the giving of the Tbn ALEC GUINNESS JOHN M ia s CommandmenU to the Israeli tea cm Mt. Sinai. friday, June 8—8;06 P.M. The hoUday la obaerved seven ^ W H E S W ^ weeks or 50 days after Pmasover. which aocounu for the namee, G u a a r ^ Feaat of Weeks and Psntacost. Be­ _ ncMHKOum- ^ WADOEU SCHOOL AUINTORIUM cause of the apedal slgnlficanee of BETTY- JANE TURNER the holiday, it haa become the oc- EASY-MQUNt' ROOM AIR CONDITIONER pfsisiitt hsr sfudsnft in TICKETS ON SALE AT THE DOOR ( ^ o n for confirmation and re­ ligious school exercises. Nei^iiEesler Than Ever to Install Yourself !

Deaths Last Night Couiy H— dy to lugtoNI WMllMr-TIcIrt, Rattto-Fr««I No SpGcial 230*VoK Wiring! 'Phone MI 9-7632 62 NOW ReqKfi« from canon in seconds. New New slide-oM panels fit sash window* Compact, powerful nnit draws less cur­ HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Guinn “DANCE REVUE O F ’ ” ///i tcir-upe opener works jim Kke a zi|^. ■up to 40 inches wide. - . rent then a letster. Ends Tonight—«ophia Loren in ‘T ho Women" At 5:00 and 8:80 (Big Boy) WUHams,. S2; famed M l PLAYINOI Elizabeth Taylor In "Elephant Walk" At 7:00 comedy hero of hundreds of West­ Saturday, Jun* Y, 7:30 P.M. ern movies and polo plaj-inr pal nf _lhe late Will Rogers, died ^ BUSHNELL MEMORIAL, Hartford ... . Apelegle* to the Young atlsens of WUllmantte. Mnnrhsetrr m i4 Wednesday after s series of In-i SAVE a*t»iiatioK Cttui nr** who were unable to attend due to Inaufficient proof of aga. testinal operations. i AdjT)ii$ion...... $1.25 (includas tax) STATE .'APl^Misn . . . OerUfienteo of age nro avallnble at the Box ORIm ." Iftlkharuddin. M, Pakistan Social­ . , Tickets may ba jsurchaied at the door . . AFTER SCHOOL MATINEE FBI.. MON. and TEES.. 3:80 ist leader, died Wednesday of a IMEW EKJOY These Features! Coot. Saturday From 12:00 P..M.— Sunday 2:00 P.M. heart attack our entire stock of Shorwn At 5:30 and 9:15 P.M. FREDERICKSBURG. Va. (AP) NnKMF MM M cmniMa —Ronald W. ^Faulkner. S2. aaio- • Extra-Qaiet Operation • Dehnmidifies as it Cools fsr profewor of music at Marv • ReHisniiljr.ftwnMepi'' ■ • Two-Speed Fan • Washable Air Filte^r WteKS<>iee-GiRL tweets fflKt/uGuyt-Hfe HNll-UR/OOS/ Waahtajftcm College since 1937, died WednMday. so mismt 9m ih sway reg. 1.89 tots', tpddlers' wbsn.ntain'niet • Five Rotator Air Directors r\ i*: FIVC-YCAW WRITTEN W M RANTT ERST .. .. ,;r?. These .General. Electric rmiHn air conditioners carry a one-year and girls' playsets I • Ceetiysn *g—' repair warranty agsirntfittnaraetarinc defeou on the entire wBmwwv ype piMw unit, and an additional foor-ycar ararranty applicable te the .,.1^ —vMi Jhm ««• tlr sealed refriieraiii system. to.m t e SIZES 2 TO 4 rob Rorr,irr. Is SETS llM tg ONIY Yeurs « 3T0GX^7T014 JE8#TmiES' Pl«e Uelo' NtI.en u a For Only " T « ! WACKIEST SKIT IK 1 w i t h m o d e l THIS IS A FAC M M IU OF THC MDWA SCAL VWiat a riot of styles, colors and patterns! Pedal TKE AKMT" r cxMEPiinx .RBLSOLA AIR OONDITTONEB When the' actual seal i* affixed to a ntom air eon- pusher sets! Short sets! Cotton playknits, poplipj, ditiemer, k'significs that iK* nameplate .BTU/Hr ^ sateens. Ante!* triacetato-oottons! Tunics, f/fOM t H/rc/im. coolin( cspscily it certified aocunite by the Na- PLUS A T 8:80 and 7:80 ^ OOP cobblers, crop tops! Choose from newest shades! 9 -8 f Z 3 a r m o cetifm m rpu/m rnrsp- tmidti. UoOal-Electrkal Marntfacturert Anpeiation. B U S m i r D A PA/iAD^ OF SOi Therei¬hing “just as good as” General Electric

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AN in v it a t io n t o s m iR Liv in g FOR y o u r DINE OUT AND OFTEN-HERE ^ SHOPRiNOtCOMfORf mm UMSKm-mawm^mS^JOSm. U J jef) , ‘91VB FENOEK EXBBCUV IN COOL AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT ' “8GBBAM o r FBAB** PLUS 00-HIT— 'THE YOUNO ONH" ROUTE 5-SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. .-,1 s i: PLENTY,OF FREE PARKING > I -" i t , -f - ^ ,1 . J P tW t MANCHfefi^B EVEKIKG MimCHESTEB, GOmt, THtBSDAY, JUNB 31961' mu "^MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,* THURSDA'X'. JUNE 7, 1962 Biggest Cut in Budget ' W th BloBt at Kmjwdy South Windsor x H ebron School Board Town Votes Budget Comes,,in Instructicitn ■ M l* .. Aaa* R. Battart As Recommended OOVBftRT—Mrs.' Anna Ror- ' •. . ' ______t____ tlia Sotobrt, 71, South S t, Mertli Lends Qiairs ^' iThe board of education last niffht tentatively snipped out About on* hundred voters at- OOtotttry, diad aariy this morn­ tonded Hebron’s budget meeting Television 1827,459 from its 1962-63-63 school budget to reduce the |4,-|4r ing at Windham Oommtmlty Ma- Monday evening and approved the For '1962 Campaign 4:00 Bt* 1 Theater tin progrete) originally requested to the |4,486,> ^© L ibrary propoaed budget of $414,255 for 3# Grey The*t«r 614,024 budget it luKi origins ’ moriat. Boapital altar a $hort iU- Ifovl* at 6 tin progreea) X2 _ The Nelaon Famuy 668 it had finally bera granted ►...... I. ^ j l I I the coming fiscal year beginning Early 8no« (in ororreM) DU tU f:00 Dnnn« Reed Show naaa. Sha waa tho wtfa of Nlebolaa The boeird of whicaUon. during on July 3, which had been recom­ New* Bioffrapby The blgnst cuts c*me Out of In­ Seibail. * Pag* 4>i*) * dULllMiga ta th* toviei Union Huckleperre Hound 12 FYomlor Clrcua struction; where $160,760 W h im p ers and suppUeauppi sllocnUene were to "swing. <9 *n tor at ona Ita meeUng Tuesday evening, mended by the board of finance. U(e o( Rilev Bona In UtUe FenY, N-T., on granted the request o t Mra. IB «:30 Dr Kildtre #ould luive ^^>ne for saltrtW W cut to $11,430 from $16,046, and Nov. IS, 1890, Mra. Sribart had K bUe tb* documriit iiltor it had y**r Murristo that malm all An amendment' had been made to Highway Patrol 4^) mie Real McCoy* audio-visual materials . and sx- Joanne Kilgore, chairman of tha cut $1,000 from the general gov­ a 2* Weainrt New* A Spnrl* 12 M y Three Soiu ,^ltionel teachtre was elimmaV lived la Coventry for 14 yeara. ■a aubmltted to and approved Of Easum Rmopa a "va« prleon Million Dollar Movie penses to $12,300 from $18,500. in onlgr to -^ n tu t tha ihltahitanU library board, for a loan of chalra ernment, but this was defeated by 4:30 Burns and Allen . IB ~ail, and In maintenance of plant, Beridba her husband, ahe la aur- by capeuMs of Senate and HouM for Sadd Memorial Library, n ie Phil Silvers Show * B f :00 The Uniouchablea l5 ' the traditional area for budget.re- Teaching supplies dropped sharply vived-by a daughter, Mra. Pearl Republican menfbers. a fr*« vrifoico of their own way of a viva voce vote; Tlie surh repre"- Rente Jacf^a Club Heuat 32 My fhree Sona chairs' would be used by the li­ ihtbUC. Deteiidere Ri*ennor jhjctlons, Which waa lowered by from $101,996 to $86,870. MunaeU of Coventry; three broth- Prefacing th* aUtement was an Ilf*.” " sented the amount called for In the 40, Car expenses in several araas A Strengthened U.S. Infor­ brary during the summer month*; budget for securing a town plan. Commonwealth M 9; so Hazel 10. 2J. $63,614. era, Lambert Henohes e t Guam, outline o< what the,, RepuMleane replacing the chair* now in us# 4:40 Men ot Oeatinv BO The Law and Mr. Jonee I. do. were cut. and $4,000 was removed caned their "five prihcjprea M mation Agency "mor* willing to It was voted that property taxes S:4S Douglas .Edwards' 12 , King of Diamonds Other major cute were in ca­ GeOrgs Henohea and^ Oornaliua at the library since 1906. The Huntle.V'Brlnk'er 10.(Ill CBS Reporte from bus transportation costs, Hanohea and two aiatcra. Mis. baste beaeff;” attack Gommunist weaknese iud be paid In two installments, becom­ to. HO pital outlay, $47,620, and. In fixed leaving $74,000. to speak affirmatively, not apolo­ chairs will be those now In the in g ’ due July 1 of this year and 7;0U Everglades 3 . Sing Along with Mitch tC) Sbarges, which the board decided Geergo Birchs and Mra. Qua They were: Ellsworth school library. Jan. 1, 1963. Movie of the Week The largest cut in maintenance, a 1. "W e believe In the mdlvldu. getically, of frieedom.'^ • Ripcord The -tlntuuchahtes Stlener, all of New Jersey; and A letter brought to the atten* Boston Bla^kle necndn't be, and removed $20,600. besides In additional salaries, wss . .. "l^goroua action to expand Motor vehicle taxes and all prop-' News and Weather .40 1 ttyo grandchildren. M'a right and caparity to govern won of budget meeting took up the ques­ _ • Kvenlnc.Reiiert 40; Feature 40 Miticheateri Burial wui be In Cen­ Merle Woodmansee to ask T6(Wn 7;S0t'utlaw» 10, 30! $18;000 for half-payment of Blue overtime custodians' salaries and ter Cemetary. Coventry. i."' '-‘We’ M ieva that the basic ing end. nurturiims freedom tion of appointing a comrtltrfee to Top Cat ll'.SO Tonight t o Manager Terry Sprenlcle to inves­ Manchester Grange last night at i , . Movie 8 Combat Cross and .Connecticut Medical heat, light and power, supplies and funriion et government la to main­ throughout the iforid?* ' consider the assessing of local The Honeymoonere IVlends may call at the funeral tigate the . situation and recom­ Orange Hall. With other new offi­ 33 1 3 :» New* and Weather Service coats. other expenses. home tomorrow from 8 to 5 and tain an anvironment In which .the Otmtinbed aid to American property. New equipment at all levels of Individual, can freely deve’op pow- republics based on development mend a solution to the problem. cers, she iviU be Installed Sept. 19. Visit from Scotland SEE SATt'BOAT’S 7T VFEIEK FOR COMPLETE USTING Capital outlay, ’where |S7,1S6 7 to 9 p.m. Is this the school board's Or. the wB.'i originally allocated, Included the school system will be curtailed era of mlAd, heart and body with of "tree ihstitutiona,” with no as- Others elected are Miss Charlotte Mrs. David Morrison df Falkirk. - r - ' - • X ' slatance to "any CbmtAunlet state town’s responsibility, the board funds for a $16,000 language lab­ sharply because of cuts In alloca­ 0avM RoMneon ^ which bli Creator endowed' him. Hutchins, overseer; Mrs. Quataf Scotland, and Mra. Peter Ellis of tions as follows; We believe that government that will not attempt equally asked, who Is responsible for the Boniyrbridge, Scotland, are guests oratory at Manchester High Phvld RObineon, 84, of 88 High stringent conditions." * maintenance crews to correct the Anderson, a past master, lecturer; Radio School and 14 television sets to 1. Senior high equipment, $24,- toould do for the people only the William Stevenson, steward; of Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis of 817 to $2,614. S t, dlpd at noon - today at hU The atatement obnclikTed with situation and who will supply the (Thlfl UstlliK locJode« only begin on ..a limited scale the In- home after a long illness. things they cannot do for them- necessary funds ? v . Harry Llngren, amistant steward: Jones St. Mrs. Morrison , ts a sister thoe* news broadcasts ofTo er 16-mlniite 2. JtOilor high, $7,933 to $2,128. eelvea; an aaaertlon'that "the tra|1c ti­ Of Mr. Ellis, and Mrs. Peter Ellis length. Some fttationii earry school programs of the new C%an- Mr. Rohinspn was b » n in Por- The board cctxUnued Us study Mrs. Edward LaChance, chaplain; other short sewMoasta), nel 24 educational television sta­ 8. Elementary,. $10,668 to $164. $. "W e bellava that the federal midity of tiioae who wtthhald sup­ Is his slstor-ln-law. A get-together The Manchester Education Afe- tatown. Northern Ireland, March port from the Cuban patriot* di*- of the policies and regulations. James O. Baker, a past master, 19 rvrt ev* . WBEC)—IDD# * 8:06 Nighibeat tion. Of the original Sgure, $9,- government should act only when treasurer; James McBrierty, sec- took place' last Sunday with four B:00 Today on Wall Street ' 11:00 New’a sociatlon and Manchester Federg- 16,, 7878. and was a resident of patched to free their rmintry Items covered Included the def­ 6:10 Biahop'a Comer 875 remains. Mantteater for mors than 40 the people are not adequately retarj’. generations present at the home of 11:15 Sports Final Uon of Teachers had sought to permitted the Oommunista to inition of a vacation period for R-.06 Raynor Shinee 11:30 Starlight Serenade Operation of school plant drop-, y e w . He waa a lOomflxer for served ' by state or local govern- Also. Earle Hutchins, a past William Bills of Hope Valley Rd. .1:06 Newa A Sljfn Off save the teachers' benedts from be­ ments. We believe in separation achieve their greatest triumph In the superintendent, ssjiistant su­ Scout New* \- W IU4-^l«v 13:56 Newa and Sign Off ped from $629,681 to $611,551. Cheney Brae, for 20 yearn until hli a decade.” perintendent, director of curricu­ master, gatekeeper; Mrs. Robert WPO>->l4t| ing cut out of the budget. A repre­ of tha powers of govemmant. We Meetings of Boy Scout Troop 28 \6;0(t Paul Uarvev Newa 00 The only categories which re­ TBtlronimit 13 years ago. He was 6 :^ Sound Stage 6 Conn. Ballroom sentative of the latter group said tolieve in a ayatem of check and lum, and the .high school and ele­ Schubert, Ceres; Mrs. Earle will end with the present month. 7:00 Dale Kelly ceived n6 cuts at all were'attend­ a member of St Mary’s Bplsco- mentary school principals: ab-' Hutchins, Pomona; Mrs. Gladys 6:40 Weather ^>orU 13:00 Johnny Argo Show last night that the members will balancaa' to prevent a monopoly of The closing event wdll be a trip 7:00 ^:dward P. Morgaa ance service, which remains at ,pal Church and a charter mem­ aences allowed office personnel; Slqan, Flora; Mrs. Fred Murphy, WINP^-lSDi $6>100.i9i|$going transfers, $2 500, decide action to take before the power In any branch of govern­ to Rogers Rock State Park. Lake 7:16 Report 4:00 World Newa ber and past preal^ent of the ment. wages and work sch^ule for assistant steward; and Mrs. Ce­ George. N. Y., June 28. Before 7:30 Night Flight 8 ;1U Wail Stre'vt and teduucal school, $2,660. school board Anally adopts the British Amer^an Club. Lodge Watches 11:00 Tonight at My Place amended budget after a September 4. "W e believe that government maintenance personnel; and insur­ leste O. King, a past master, ex­ this lant event a troop meeting 6:16 ^bownaae and Nawa In the instruction category, U- Survivors include his wife, Mrs. a n t coverage available to all ecutive committee for three years. 6:46 Lwoweli flmmaa bipty books, periodicals, newapa- review. must act to help establieh condi­ will be held June 8 In the elemen­ 8:00 Newa. Weathw A Sporta 8:65 Sports Glare Hanna Robinson; a daugh­ tions of equal opportunity for all May for Que school personnel. ' A memorial service for deceased tary school auditorium at 7:15 and 6:30 >inanctal Report 7:00 Newa ter, Mre. David Frazier of Man- Basrtmll„ Result members took place at the meet­ 8:35 Album of the Dar 7:10 Rirhmrd llayea Show people and to help assure that no there will also be a camping trip 6:46 Three Star Biira’ 7:30 CEtS—Newa Analyala cheater; two grandchildren, two one la denied the requisitiea for The Little League Yanks won ing. June 9 and 10. 7:06 Conversation Piece 7 36 Showraae and Newa Techr^ Students Get Rotary Awards great-grandeone, and aeveral (Contmned from Page One) ttelr game Monday against the 7:.W News of the World R:00 Cle.’elanrt at Vankeea a life of dignity- 'The next meeting of Manches­ The final troop board of review 7:45 Festival of Faith Leonard Yost presents the annual Rotary Club Tool Awards to the outstanding students in mch of nieces and' nephews in Ireland Short Seconds with a score of 11-1. ter Grange will be June 20. Mem­ is planned for June 14 and the an­ 10 .30 Showca.«e and Newa Seely-Brown Upsets and (Janada. 5. "W e believe that government titude to see if May presses tor a B.OO pop (■’onrort 12:16 Sign Off four departmsnts of the Howell Cheney Technical School. Yost, representing the Rotary Club, gave must prudently weigh needs winning pitcher was Andrew bers are to meet In front of Orange nual campfire. (Tourt of Honor and Funeral eervicee will be held prim'ary against OOP gubernatori­ Tripp, and the catcher was Dennis the tools to left to right, Barry Miron, machine department; Francisco Enos, electric department; against resources, put first things al nominee John Alsop of Avon. Hall by 6:45 p. m. to go on a mys- awards night has been arranged Malcolm White, drafting department; and Phillip Custer, carpentry department. (Herald photo Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at S t first, rigorously tailor mean* to Griswold. TTie pitcher for the erj’ ride. for June 15, to be held Ih the rear by Satemls). . RP'ecopal Clunch. The After his defeat Wednesday af­ Short Seconds was J. Juknis, and ends, and understand the dlffer- ternoon at the hands of veteran of the elementary school. Parents Lodge Senate Hopes Rev. WlUlim F. Gender m , lun- enees between words and deeds. catcher was W. Lacey. and others Interested are invited. I or aasletant will officiate. Bur- Oongreseman Horace. Seely-Brown, School Menus John Bell to Sing The future will be built by those Lodge said he had aaid that under wUl be in Bast Cemetery. who work for it—not by throe who Monday -spaghetti and tomato John Bell, Hebron and Gilead W indow Shade$ Friends may eall at the Hoimee the primary law he had two weeks (CentiiHMfl from Page One) Two Winners only promise It." sauce, cabbage and carrot and Congregational choir director and MADK TO ORDER Merchants Tell TDC Funeral Home. 400 Main s t , to­ in which to reach a daoision. raisin salad, peanut butter and soloist, will be one of the soloists Th* Republicans accused the And, he added, that he planned U> rover MEASURING end In right campaigns for Con- morrow from 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 Kennedy administration of "Lack Jam sandwich, fruit, mllkV’ Tiies- Public school menus for the Sunday at the Festival of Music, p.m« to consult his friends and sup­ day—-barbecued beef on roll, let­ the greas — six of them succesafpl— Convention In Spelling'Bee of sympathy toward a free com­ week of June 11 through 16 will to be held at St. Peter’s Flpiscopal of your petitive economy" and of adher­ porters before making up hJs tuce and dre.sslng, buttered car­ Ohurch at 7 p.m. saeiy-Brawh has made the mow of X------>Of Downtown Needs Rbekham Bwbor mind. rots and peas, pudding, milk; be a* follows: home. (Oonttnnsd frm Page One) ence to tho belief that "govern­ At Home Abroad an unusual perwmal emblem. Vignettes ______! ROCKVILLE —Peckham Barber, ment must protect indlviduide But, today some of hie most In­ Wednesday—soup and crackers, Monday: Chicken vegetable Mrs, Clarence E. Porter of He­ DRAPES MEASURE Traveling up and down the large 84, of Charlertown. N. H„ former from foolish spending by taking fluential supporters indicated they egg salad sandwich, cake, milk; soup, assorted sanlied to Lodge, toe. granted a one-year leave of ab­ fayetts Lodge win conduct Ma­ that his candidate would prl- Apartment Law .iahed emy 6-S4S4. a smooth skin, or without scales the downtown area. sence. nuclear testing, In the bluster fol­ to join a party or to change his art and Joseph Alsop, defeated Exhaustion was everywhere. sonic services. lowed by whimpering In reaped matjf "promUing, particularly Joseph Garman, chairman of after yesterday’s convention.” enrollment from one party to an­ . WASHINGTON — State laws to Mav for the gubernatorial nom­ DelegaUs slept in thrir seats or All the resignations were ac­ The Stoughton-Davls Funeral to Laos.” other. 7,900 Rea Aide* Used stro41ed outside for frerii air. the Chamber of Commerce’s newly Home of (JIaremont, N. H. la in "The talk that a primary would facilitate "condominium” ...'owmer- PRICED ination, 337 to 317. The deciding organized Downtown Development cepted with regret, except those The statement called for action The session wlil be held In the shlp of multifamllv housing have ballot came after an unprecedent­ up sharply m of the speech therapists, whose charge of funeral arrangements. In these areas: unit the party la nonsense,’’ the reglstrara' office in the baaement the roll calls. The baUotlng for at^ Board Backs Committee and a downtown mer­ been suggested by federal officials JVASHINGTON The use of ed 10-hour Aght which stretched requests to resign last Droember ... "A thorough overhaul of the May leader added, "It couldn’t be of the Municipal Building from 5 Communist-bloc technicians In im- general showed 128 abseiiL chant, pointed out that in the $30.- Raymond N. Burnham split any more than It is now.” in talks here. In "condominium” Into tho early hours of Wednesday 000 11161 Master Plan study of we.-e postponed by the board. The tax system to encourage produc­ to 8 p.m. arrangements, purchasers buy leg­ der-developed countries is rising morning. ih e names and faces of severiu therapists. Mrs. Alice Perkins of Rayniond N, Burnham, 70. a Before yeetefday.'e ballot on the LOWER THAN tion, build Jobe and promote sav­ At present there are 22,002 vot­ of the candidates were brand iww. Tuition Policy Manchester, prepared by Planning al title to their apartments, ‘ Onlv fa*t. In 19.59 the bloc had 4.(VOO The convention delegates re­ Glastonbury and Mrs. Bonnie Ken­ lifelong resident of East Hart­ ings and investment.'’ U.S. Sengte nomlnaUon, back­ ers. Democrats have 7,945 regis­ Hawaii. Arkansas, and Puerto technicians in 17 countries.' Now A photographer scanning the can­ 4k Rerewal Associates of (Cam­ turned wearily shortly before yon of Storrs, had sought to re­ ford, died yesterday at Hartford Establishment of "a stable room efforts were made to get tered. Republicans have 9.901, and R4co have laws covering such hous­ piore than 7,900 Communist tech­ didates around him on the stage bridge, Maas., the central business noon to complete the Job of se­ After a discussion which touched sign at that time-’ because they Hospital. He waa retired traffic dollar, which is not\ likely to re- both contenders for tlta post to independents number 4,156. ing. nicians are at work in 23 lands. asked no one in particular, "W ho’s district contains-20 per cent of the lecting thrir ticket, and remained upon the ethics of school superin­ town's total aaseaaed valuation. felt they were being overworked. manager of the Hartford Dispatch ■ult If control of theXFederal Re­ withdraw In favor of May. YOU'D THINK! the candidate for lieutenant gov­ in Hartford a day Imger than tendent* entering Into private "This 20 per cent means that of Mrs. Perkins, whb Joined the and Warebouee Co. serve System reete im the White GOP Stats Chairman A. Searls expected. ernor?” and was greeted by hi.tiic rohool e ^ a m In 1957, and Mrs. He was active in East Hart­ Houae." ■ ' Plnney called a confaronca be- looks. agreements, the board of education tha $8,lOO,0OO budget o f the town, The Democratic convention will Kenyon, who arrived last Septem­ ford civic life for the past 26 ... "Impartialltv and forbear­ twemt Lodge, 8e*ly4roivn and voted lest night to maintain ita the-central busineaa district pro- be held hers next month. The second balcony was comple­ vtdaa $1,620,000," ha aaldJ ber, have b e ^ sharing about 200 years serving on the board of ed­ ance when Qie immediate eco­ M*y in *n attempted unity move. Contending fori the Democratic tely empty, the first balcony al­ present policy Involving tuition rosea of ohlMren with speech and ucation, the town council and the nomic interests of management Lodge reportedly .pttend to most so. It waa pointed out by Garman START SAVING-^OR ADD TO senatorial nomination are Welfare purils; hearing dlttieultlea. 'A t - sUte zoning commission, in church utd and labor com* Into conflict.” ' withdraw In favor o f May, but Secretary Abraham RIbicoff and that his group Munk up the basic John Gerardo, the clerk of ths 'iTie policy calls tor a complete problem o f the Main St. axes in l» a « l of education rsfiommenda •ervlca organiuUons. .., Encouragement of "a mas­ Seely-Brown reject*6 the suggee- Congressman-at-Large Frank Ko­ convention who earned a standing review of individual requests. Be­ that an individual ^>eech theramat sive long-term land retirement Uon. j YOUR SAVINGS ON OR lEFORE walski. Gov. John N. Dempsey, ttat the gross volume of business work with no more thSn 40 cases He Is survived by hie wife, Mrs. ovation for ths weaiiaome work cause-of three recent rrijuesU for has not incrsased enough In the Beatrice Van Coughnet Bum- program, increased amphasia on A Republican primaiy election— who succeeded RIbicoff as gov­ he had done In the numerous roll the privilege from out-of-town per- for beat rssiilts. new uee* for farm proaucts’,- and if one will be held—has beiin push­ THE 10th OF THE MONTH ernor, is unopposed for the guber­ ents, the question of setting a dif­ past ysaro In order to offset the in­ ham; a aon, Martin A. Burnham, calls, was kidded that he should creased costs of doing business. If While the Manchester school a daughter, Mrs. Robert U Lau­ Improved marketing and dlatribu- ed back by one w«ek baegus* th* natorial nomination. ferent policy was put on the board's tion practices.” run for office on the basis of his a remedial action la not taken, It is board membera agreed In Decem­ rent, both of East Hartford; five party'ac atata eOnvMUon.ran Into Miss Vivien Kellems of Stonlrig- agenda. ber that the teachers' work far ex­ ... Maintenance of "strategic overUme. momentary popularity. evident that the Main St. area will brothere, David Burnham, Well­ URN DIVIDENDS FRON TME Itl ton. a persistent critic of tax and Atty. Harold W. Garrity, the ceeded the state reoonunendatlon, food reeerves expanaion of pro- The primary date had been let ■*« voting procedures, bowed out of One delegate was .overheard conUnue to subside and It is quite man Burnham, and Roy Burnham, talking to another on a prospec­ board member who moved that the they refueed to allow the thera­ grama to feed the needy at home for July 26, but the eecriUry of the race for the Senate nomination reient policy be maintained, aaid apparent that vacant atorea do not all of South Wlndeor; Francis tive nominee, "He doesn't have pay taxes. Success breeds success pists to leave' the school ayatem and abroad" and adjustment cf state's office aaid today It new I* before the voting started.'She ap­ Se felt requeste were not so num­ withotit any therapists for the re­ Burpham and Webster Burnham price eupporte to permit "the de­ set for Aug. 1. ^ ^ Hr -ft -ft o pealed for party unity, saying a the prestige^he’s got the Image." erous that a definite ' ’yea’ ’ or and, to the contrary, decay breeds of East Hartford; two a later a, decay. Garman said. mainder of the yean velopment and growth of markets GOP rictory in Connecticut would Another delegate, after learning "n o" policy should be set. After a discussion with ths Mra. Ruth Murphy of Wapping and and to eemoVe incentives for over­ ”Wa ask for an atUtude of co- S A V I N G v S he "a shot In the arm for Repub­ of the maneuvering that had been Favored Change board’s-personnel .policies commit­ Mre. Oliva. Rose o f South Wind­ production.” licans all over the United States.” going on for the congressman-at- Board member Frank Sheldon, operaUon from the town.” he added. tee. , Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Ken­ sor; and two grandchildren. .... Ointinuatiem of a patent ays- About Town She did not endorse Seely-Biwvn arge post, said, "Tou don’t dare who has consistently said that he Gmeral Manager Richard Mar- The funeral will be held tomor­ tem "that encourages risk taking I v O A l V ^ Informed the. group that the yon had agreed tb finish out the or Lodge. turn your back.” and another by­ Ands little, if any, reasons for out- 19A1-62 school year. row at 1 pin. at Burnside and creativity'’ In aclentific ef­ The nominations for secretary of stander agreed, "Or you’ll come of-town pupils to attend Manches­ board of directors would be willing fort. Member* o f tb* Srltish Amer­ to sit down with the merchants In her request to. realgn, Mrs. Methodist Church. Burial will be state and attorney general were out looking like a sUgecoaeh that’s ter schools If AJie town In which Perkins said she plans to study In Hoekanum Cemetery. "Vigorous inveefigation of ican Club will.meet tomorrow at both contested. 'i and discuss their problems. ek>g*T rtwawiAC l**TIT>tl** Just gone through Indian coun­ the pupils live have similar school full-time for a master’s degree. Friends may sail at the New­ fraud at th.he polls.' 7:80 p.m. at th* Club and go to Mrs. Loy waa the victor In a try.” Garman, in pointing out spe- the Holmes Funeral., Home. 400 CURRENT ANNUAL facilities, said he was In'favor of a Mrs. Kenyon gave no reason for kirk and Whitney Funeral Home, ... ^^reservation of "tho syitem / O O t t A T a i f three-way battle for secretary of ciflca of cooperation, said that the that has provided the highest Main St., to pay respects to the new policy. merchants on Main St. strongly the request. 318 Burnside Ave., EaeLMartford, DIVIDEND state, a post traditionally held by quality of hospital and medical late David Robinson, a charter br' a n o h o f f i c e , r o u t e $1, OOV^inlRY Board members Ted Cummings rroommend and suggest that the Supt. of schools William H. Cur­ tonight from 7 to 9. a woman. and William Buckley agreed with tis told the board that he has care available anywhere on member aad 4>a*t president. She polled 322 volea. Mrs. Mary 12th Circuit plan, as propoaed by the Parking 'omco Atty. Garrity that a review of each found at least one therapist as a earth." Q. Fahey of Torrlngton, the un­ Authority to ^>end $225,000 to ac­ LAOS RIVALS CONFER - case Is sufficient policy. « replacement and Is looking for an­ ... '‘Effective tax relief for A new lire alarm sprinkler By»- ,• AbovOi Now 'Dip-top' Spaadthovar*, wOrld-fomoui for successful candidate in 1958. re­ quire additional parking spaces KHANO KHAY, Laos (A P )_ medical and hoapital insurance.” OPEN TILL 5 P.II, MON.-TUEs.44ti. Court Cases Supt. o f Schools William H. Cur­ within the central business dis­ other. Laos' three rival .i^ltical tem early this afternoon under­ comfort. Strekbs off whitkars with rotary blades In on* eon- ceived 159, and Mrs. Wllnor Week "Selective federal aaeist- went tests at th* E. A. Johnson tis told the board that he has trict, be pushed forward In all The two art teachers who re­ princes met in the reMl-held THUR4d AT 9 AAI. to 8 P.M.—WED. CLOSED AT NOON tinoous sw eep-no pinch, no pull, no irritation. of Darien 82. ance" in the, field of education, Paint Company’s building af. 723 Hours known of "two or three” rare cases haste. signed were Mrs. Gertrude Baker. Levy, an attorney, narrowly de­ Plaines Dee Jarres today, mid with "tax relief given to those • Easy 'flip-top' claoning. 110 volh only (AC/DC). Delyg# feated John Bonee of Hartford in MANCHESTER SESSION In which tuition pupils have been ”A more fair equitable tax as­ 310 Hackmatack St., who has neutralist Prince Souvanna Main St., where a fire earlier this James Madden, 59, of no certain scheduled ^ another school sys­ taught elementary art since 1987, who bear the burden of financing year partially destroyed its in­ travel cos*. the rare for attorney general. The sessment should be considered for Phouma said thb long-awaited education for, themeelvei or vote was 269 to 259 address, waa sentenced to 60-daya tem without the boards of educa­ the downtoiwn area," he said. and Donald K. Shelton of Storrs, terior. The store U presenUy agreement on a, coalition gov­ others." being reconditioned. TTi* busi­ Graham described his nomina­ at the State Jail at Hartford on a tion in either town being Informed Creation o f a more favorable who has been an eighth and ninth ernment might be''reached Fri­ So* your Nerolco Doalor for tbia popular lino I substitute charge of being a com­ of the switch. image of the dofwntown area once grade art tacher at Bennet Junior Reorganization and revltall- ness'1* temporarily located at th* tion as a breakthrough for Negroes day. zatloo of the United NeUona and corner of Birch and Main St* In politics. mon drunkard. He said that he wanted the board again was brought out. Rear en­ High School since 1960. The sentence disposition follow­ to know that he tCould enter into "If I’m elected it will mark the trances of stores that abut park­ In a letter to the board. Mrs. M------first time a Negro has been elect­ ed an abbreviated court trial be­ such agreements with other super­ ing areas need raodemization, bet­ Baker said she originally took her ■VWsto f ed to any high statewide office fore Judge Stanley Yesuklewics. intendents if the need arose, al­ ter service ahd nierchandise selec­ position at ths request of formr SAOodtbmMMi anywhere in the United Stales Madden wa, arrested last night on though he aaaured the board that tions and m ore' aggressive and Supt. of Schools Arthur H. Illing since Reconstruction Days,” he Main St. on a charge of intoxica­ the action would not be a means modem merchandising is needed, it with the imderstandlng that the World's finett ifiavine tion. He pleaded not guilty to both "to circumvent you." was reported. . instrvinent. Heads s« ^ l said. work would terminate In a year at M hug foe*. Rotary bMo*. Graham originally sought the charges today. The intoxlcaUon Atty. Garrity at first objected The establishment of a liaison moat. She said she felt that ahe charge was nolled and the substi­ to the superintendent;s declara­ commundcatlon and cooperation Adiwsts outenurtieOlly to nomination fpr lieutenant gover­ had exceeded his request and board.no/330volts nor, arguing that he would at­ tute charge presented. tion, but said he remembered a with the town government througp wished to realgn. ^ (AC/OO.DoIiixomio., tract Negro votes from the Dem­ 0 In the case of Ronald A. Gardner few instances in which the board the Downtown Development Com­ Upon a motion by Atty.’ Harold ocrats. of Hartford, charged with non-sup- voted on issues without learning mittee was urged at the meeting. porl, Judge Yesukiewicz, acting on W. Garrity of the board the re­ Chippendale Sofa. A major in the army in World specifics. He said, with the pres-, George Marlow of Marlow’s De­ quest was granted and Supt, Cur- War n . Graham served in the Pa­ a recommendation from Family ent policy maintained, the board partment Store pointed out the' l e a k ; MEATY, $ to 6 Lb. Relations Officer Thomas Elliott, Us was asked to write a letter of cific. He studied law at Iha. Uni­ would take up discusslona‘'on tui­ lack of leiad'ership in the downtown thanks to Mrs. Baker, a retired versity of Connecticut after the continued the case until July 8 tion requests and would have con­ to get aasdstance to their problems. SMOKED $16880 New York State teacher.' (UefM JuA« lifli) war and was admitted to the bar pending a study tijto the case.. fidence In the superintendent's de­ He noted the-1964-56 plan of Wil- SHOULDERS ” I have no use for people who cisions. Shelton said he has accepted a In 1949. fred Maxwell, who devised a plan teaching position with the Njew- have no use for their families «nd to revitalize the downtown busi­ Ch«ir to Moidi $79*S0 He is executive director of the 1 am ready to send thi* man to ton. Mass., school system. Legal Aid Society of Hartford ness area. The plan was put aside Jail for a year,’’ the judge said. The other .teachers who re­ County, president of , the Con­ " I f it were not for Mr. Elliott Gnutti, Savin Seek by the town directors because of signed include Mrs; Barbara Boa- necticut Federation of Negro Re­ lack of funds, Martin informed pleading this case, be would go to sidy of .7 Foster Dr., Vernon, who FLUMP, NATIVE publican Clubs and commissioner Jail,” he added. The accused was Marlow and -the group. It waa then has taught Grade 3 for two years ' FANCY, SWEET LIFE DIRECT FROM MEAINE! of the Hartford Housing Author­ Seat in Congress SH-Uk AVEEAOE, reported In arrears lit payment lor pointed out by Marlow that that at Waddell School; and-Mrs. Celia ' LIVE ■ ■ ■ .. Hr FINEST Colofiiel ilylliiia witii quelity contfnietlen and'custom faahirat net ity. - • a three-year-old daughter’s support same plan waa coplM by a recent Rothschild, 3$3 Parker SL, a ROASTINO I RACON ^und on iota* at vnuen higher prie*f., At this special pric* a raro vatual C ”“ -’- 3 Shortly after the convention who is being cared fo r by her (Continued from Page One) $30,000 project, but not as good, Grade 5 teacher at Highland Park CHICKENS LOBSTERS ’ Choie* of fabrics. > drew to a weary end, the Repub­ working mother, the court noted. he added. and VerpUnck School for 10 years, Cello Pack Lb. lican Slate Central Committee Edwin V. Remkiewicz Jr., 17 of atorial nomination yesterday at T o resolve the problem, we 5 9 e met briefly and re-elected A both for "personal reasons.” - Lb. Vernon, w a, fined $25 for breach of the GOP state convention in Hart­ need leadership,” Mkrlow «i|)d.. Also, Mrs. Joan Kline, 428 W. 49c Searle Plnney of Brookfield as ford. . L b . 7 5 c .vis the peace. Burton Pearl of B. D. Pearl ap­ Middle Tpke., a Grade 7 teacher at Custom Furniture N rih* chairman. The GOP will select lU party- pliances suggested' that meter Felix W. Swiconek, 60. o{ Glaston­ Bennet Junior High School aince FANCY, LARGE, SNO-WHITB i FANCY, LARGE NMNG ' Also re-elected were Mrs. Anna- bury, was found guilty and fined endorsed candidate at the second parking be terminatd and that •jc tK- you want spaelal furniture for early Fafl dalivatry, handcrafted to your Ma» Switaski of New Britain, vice I960, because «he and her family *16 in an abbreviated court trial district convention Saturday at floating bonds to buy parking are moving to WMhlngton, D.C.; exact spacitications In our Cabinet Shop, now is ■Hie bast tifi* t* order. Hi-Fi Haw Lady Naralca Two-tono Chairman: Mrs. Viola Amelung of on tlje charge of crossing over a the county court houae in WUll-' lots for everyone, hot Just the mer- • CAUtIFLOWER 29c|cHERRIES iA . 59c wtiitt-and-orthid shovor with Waterbiiry, secretary, and Doug­ mantic. Mrs. Marilyn F. Kudra, 78 N. Elm Cabinets mad* to take any aqiiipmant. Finait craftsmanship and finish. median divider with a motor chants, could be done. St, an elementary tef^hlr at Man- ologont ooldon modolllog. las J, Thompson of West Hart­ vehicle. Similar conventiona will take NABttOQ n o NEWTONS, twia pach-GAVE tot ...... Lb. Sto Bruce Watkins of Watkins Bros, elieateir Green, ^ cltle y and Bob- You will like oun Village and evergthing you $ee tkerel IV$ Fun T o o / (AC/DO. With dolum coso. ford. treasurer. A $10 bmid forfeiture wa« order­ place in the atate'a four other- suggested that Immediata action All the votes were unanimous. ertaon Schoola for aevan y m ^ ed in the case of Mrs. Hrien Me- coiigreasional dUtricts Saturday. be taken on the recant survey termination of a matdrnit# iMva Uonough of Dorchestar, Maas., In the Bocond district race, po- study. 6 PEBiai IN FiflE and resigaatloa for family riMiannii when ahe failed to' appeap In court tottlal candidates from counties "It’s time now for large seals Also, Mrs. Mary QVnmoe’^dC Ra­ DEMINGCBA tha tUmiem dwvars yaa PAUUTBA. Pa, (AP)—A fa­ to “ !*w«r a charge of speeding. other than Seely-Brown’a home hwra aaa* Saatanatrasad a* I tter and hla five young children action, not piddling aetio)|. I refer gan R4,'iVeeeim,.AXShril» 2 taack- case of Walter Bartlett, 26, county of Windham~wiU reported­ to the master oian which should er at Buckley Schoid for stxYtois, OOI.LEOE H’W V.tnANBY.CONN. burned to death in thrir home Of Themaaton, charged With aban­ ly have an edge. Tlie ether eoun- . NOtm aam ia w nauN co m A u y . hw, $'/i miles a ortt e f this IribaiioB be implamentad htSw,'" WatMna for home reaMna. Mri. .Thereat S17 HWHLAND ST^ MANCHISKR, U m lu, W m b SH M . donment of a motor vehlrie was tiea In the dJatriet are Tolland, said, "'m is la ths croesroada; let’s H m s MI JM l27f 10a lott eaed Siraat, Haw Yark ir,J4aw Vert. NaralM h •ooniy eemminiitj. eariy today. contlnusd until July 19, Kenaady. 42 iBro S t, waa gnatoA at rhIWkova 4a Caaaala and' threedhaat (to foal' of dit frot Jfew London, and IdddlaMK. rtoraata an Image,” be aaid. a taava for hoalth Maabaa, Oim Mir fsM «• Sslt FrWwr loislili t FJii. :«? ■ ■ ' I . ! t ^ . j r t ' t ' ♦ ’K'- * I I...... I...... Ill.... ‘ A . ; I ...... / • '• . , . A.'S* ' .' *. • »»• /. -^.i ,i' .‘ • i. --■ ^ ijt- •? '■;'''<4', 1 w- I. ' MANCHEStEB EVENINO HERALD. MANCHE9IEB. CONN, THURSDAY. J ^ E 7. 1962 ', PA^Si SEVEN U G A tsa MARCHBfl^ BVEKING KBBMD, MAKCafc^T^^ JimB ~ .- * ,. 1) ferences and aidvanood - ifalnlag' name from eohaldsraUan and Om sion to have a tournlst home at 857 have leas frontage on Sxktlng granting « venltot of Ufo to 0«n- Jfliisad*^ Just handing him ths Uahed in Cuba and International sehObls.'' ethers wart iwt aominatad.^ E. Middle Tpks. In Residence Zone street then required by toe regu­ i |IUm tljp«lpr ' Zoner$ Hear I Baliui,'hu pkurlag nomtna tl^ for^the United SUtes Free Pr^s 'Notes oanunoniira loaeo Its bast of b»- Ladies Night Set V Richter ' Named . During Worid War H, he .'waa AA; Francis Mott, permlsskm to lations at 95 North St. In Rest- WINDOW SHABE> fienatet he ' autr flM hhnanif in- stationed as a Naval offiear in the denoe Zone C. lU .i»rt tn promoting the poMibll- Connecticut' mtkms in our h sm l^srs m il When year use premises for storage of auto- ; JEttm htg Uprald ■ptred te,.eittw eh entire state D bfen^ Advancedj tte Ihtar-Ameiriksan.. ^.press . As-^ Paclflc. " Joto Evanlskl of 206 Hartford Ity oit pence and truce In Algeria^ Fmaiiuel yen wiafljK School BoarliHead Bidig June Hs mohile tires, and tubes at rear of W ASHAiU tldMt tn iu«h a primary, thus McigUon cdpiddsf toikt Its i ^ t - . ■ . ' ...... - 'v' J . . W He Is president of tha Manchester Rd., Industrial Zone, will- r«queat not, tlita time, between French­ doomlnir to ftiturs oUhtion To School Board Post 233 Oakland St. In Residence Zone permission to have a repairer’s li­ .INTERSTATE ' Yankee ^ S e i i o ^ ^- P t ^ b l e m s sst battle for freedom of the prses Bmanusl Churchman will spon­ niAB NAC Rotary Club, an Inoorporator of To Attend Confab A; and Print-Mart, permission to men and Algerians, but between not merely Abe Rtbicoff, but, pra- tn toe Americas has been .yroh.” Manchester Memorial Hospital and Ten appUeationa' for exceptions cense at hla horns. This ^;>pUeation -AQUA SHADES ^ A. H. O. sorIts annual ladles night tomor­ te aonlng rules will be' presented conduct printing business on Sun­ Frendmen -and their .own govern­ Biimebly,^ such Innocent i^ rw e a as . Tha aaeo^Uon sent eopies of row at 7:80 p. m. In Luther HsU ‘ D«JaM P. Richtor last night was unanimously alecfc- aJUrector of toe United Fund. He wlU be heard to meet e w e regu­ Ctovernor. Dempsey, Sem tu T 'r’^iUeifiEoaA fSiuMi QVgi Board of education chairman set St. in ResldWce Zone B. lation!. M 4|E Made to Order ment. Naiskell’s statement ' to an Ita at BWAmiel Xsitlmna Church. aa by, tag b«urd of education to fill an intetim board va- lit tied a past piWdent of the before the Zoning Board of Ap­ State S te Oraaeo, Comptrollhir i South Sdaxdi PTA, a mamber of Chitetle ’Fi.McOormickTeat night Varlanoe raquests Include: . Witt Your BoQera Hia last Urns we looked at the • Neiakaa’s. sta tep ^ t ooutlhiidd: msiUbers, for publication oH de­ Shortcake ,wlU bs Mney eauaad by the resignation June 1 of Rgj^blican Robert peals (ZBA) public heartng on Preeldent de Gaulle, and juat Democrats, Congress man-at-large Raymond Thatcher and Attomsy sired., toe Oonuntadlar Development Foun^ 'irab amolaled by the board to at­ John R. Flt^rald , to. erect ad­ .. Jgn, wheu^^raodita of tbs aerred. sad fibna on Asia ahd lUia- BarneiL tend toe aanual meeting of too Con Monday evenlnir, June 18, at 8 dition to house which will be closer about everybody dee, feared that Frank Kowalski, whom we bad O e n ^ Albert Oolee. P e ilii^ al­ datlon, aad -A fbrmer moderator, Pull Line of Castom th e easoelaUon’St^ letter to Its sla wUI'be shown by Ralph Isnre Hs n«s Bominatsd RepuhU- New Britain aclwols and Is a grad­ necUcut Assodatton of Boards of o’clock at the Municipal Building. to sideline than regulations allow “ for Flowers^ the' eo(t 'venllet for General Satan, once almost written off ■with the though , we are eeirtoialy not au­ Press iDay wM^nstituted, the 50 memboni asM “The free prees of «nn board numfMT HdvWd Olen- and how a deaeon, at Center Oon- For All Oooaslona It’s VENETIAN BLINDS thorised to preeent it, there is' an of-Naftfoid: uate of New Britain High School. grcgatunal Church. KdudaUon as a delegats. The requests include four for ex­ at 45 Battista Rd. In. Residence ^ e leader of the secret army ter- suggestion that perhaps he h i^ million peqi^ 'o f ’ Arnhtiha, toe western hemisphere ohee JBvwitt Johnson Is mognm y y y «d was ths only eaadidate The owvenUon is eeheduled for alternative open to eome theae CokjmHla, the Donilnleap RepubUo, Ho #aa graduated Phi Beta K ^ ^ tension of permlulon, five for Zone A; Evelyn Ellison, to srect a SrasCRlFTION lU tW rprlsta In ^geria, 'might provide better check down below his flight hgelh. observe Freedom ^ the assistad by Ksnnsto proposed for, toe post from among Atty. Richter la married, to a Sept 3(K3l at toe Griswold Inn in Variances, and one for a special two-faipily house at the soutowest la Adjajic« eapaUle and see how much delegate dUtingulahed indlvlduek. Parhapa, Venexuela and Cuba wore dealad Proes Day“ today, and added: RTTIC t o v j^ mentlonedaeriler. Atty. former pubUo mhool teacher and G a b o 's F h w 0r / v: C«irl«r Man tiew stimulus and encouragement if any of than ohobaqo to transfer Bensen, Herman Petsrsm. Carl A. from Bates Unlveceity, at which Groton. exception for a repairer’s license, corner of Summer St. and Camp- E. A. JOHNSON P®ar Va *S1S.M mou fuel had leaked put, had just re­ die rights of free expreatiaf^'and "On that day toe newcpeiMts In Ouatafson, Fred Levey and Cleo Richter, 88, and a RepUbUcan, wUl he tau been nominated as e trus­ has two ohUdrOi. The family hvoa OaU PAUL BUEinNIElB to their pointedly pointless blood­ hla or her loyalty to tha Kowalski a free press. Today Cube, Bolivia, Be na
JContiiE 8>W 6.S0 letting. a mandate, but what we labeled esuae^in time, a bit of mercy can Haiti and Paraguay deny theae Yember electlone. , PAINT 60. |toa iKCtttll aaaaa****>«»a« 1*^ 1.8B prase may taijann their aatlsfac- TTC FAN Installed in lill aarriea client of N B. A. Sci appeal for a cessation of violence from Waterbury, or In view of by toe exiateace of a Ommunlst Ice, Inc. real triumph than hs can affo;^ to regime In Cuba and Its detarmlnA- In alienee, thus expressing their Lsuaehe, D-Ohio, was'passed 57- i PuMlehert ReprcaaotatlTCt. T , which Is no Isas etUrlng and ^ ef­ What' seemed to be the general mute protest” 34. Jullut Matbewa S p ^ a l A n n o ;— New admit while he la ao busy pretend­ tion to Infiltrate' and subvert all fective because It conceivably rep­ atmosphere Ukaide the party, what ing he is still In ths race, flerce and York. Chlcaso. Detroit and Botton. Kowalski was going to gain from Other oountries In the western MTOBER AUDIT BUREAU OB resents his own idea of what kind resolute enfl unconquerable. It’s a hentisphere. With HavanS as lU CIRCULATIONS keeping on with the battle. He good show, and It to too bad, both --y of gesture from him may get his couldn't give it up; he dldn*t,eeem base, internatlottal communism / Jo Vfonder The Herald PrintinR Oompanr Inc., own sentence altered from death from the human and the apeotator threatens with, equal Intensity the atsumea no financial retponalbtlltr tor likely to be able to wla- it^lther; point of view, that there can: be no trponaphicai errora appearlna In ad- to life ImprlsonmenC that’s the way fate traps people democratle governments of tha Tertliamenta and other readinc matter guarantee of a happy, hanhiess, Atherihas and toe eidstlng free ^PEN TONITE COVENTRY In The Uancheater Beentm HeimM “The French Algeria for which who try to give fate^m oki Hanley and still gallant e n ^ g for ovary- press. treatment / .. body. _Dlsnia!r advertistnK clotlnir houre;. we have all been willing to die, “Only when democrat Is aatab- Tot mmSay<~\ p.m Brldar which was the object of so much CongreasmailKowalsk], after the DAY SCHOOL For Itietdajr—1 p.m. Hnnoap. NeW Britaifl result, has bean re­ f i l l 9 For Wadneeday—1 p.m Tueaday. enthusiasm, hope and faith,” said acting to hla own predicament In For Thnrtday—1 p.m. Wedaeeday. KlndorgortM “ " ^.m. Thuriday. the statement of General Jouhaud, his uOual stimulating faahlon. He for FAIRICS at >.ma Mdar "can no longer, unfortimately, be turns his unhappy necessity, his Ina; 10:10 a.ra. each Tlirmi^h Ofli Groda . __ publtcaUoa accept Saturday -• conceived In a realistic manner,. imprisonment Into loelng stale­ THE SCOTCH MARINES WENT 0 Am. mate, into an imitation of glorious LOW MILL PRICESl "Independence te a fact piac- frolic and fray. OVER THE TOP NOW AOCEPTHM Thuraday,. Jlme 7 tlcally achieved, a fM t which re­ ' Forced to.flght on, perhaps be­ f - volts us, which toUa.^ths bell for yond his ovm Instinct or endurance, StVDENIS he gives off the atmosphere one So will we-7with your help I There’g still time this week Alsop As Nomines our hopes, but which we must con­ to subscribe. sider with reaUim. who has jiut begun to flght For Summer School and No political party ever deparU Where ordinary men might try to "When a ' chief eettmates that vary convincingly from the eetab- begin to ease themselves out of MANCHESTER COMMUNITY CONCERT-ASSOCIA­ 1962-63 School Term- the battle la without issue, when CHINNY HALL. HARTFORD ROAD Ilahed pattern of tlt^et-making. It their commitments, he plunges In­ TION. 87.60 aHult, 88.00 student for the fleries. he khowa that all has been done to to them still more deeply. The par­ e INENIM e PUHSE Small Claas Enrollment takes a pinch of this and a dash win, when honor la safe, when he ty bosses may be be^nnlng to P.O. Box 886—MI 9-8504 a SaOESSUCKER a PBJNHED PIQUE Individual Attention of that, a certain degree of gM' make It clear that they have him e TEBRT CLOTH • Imported COTTON PRINT has paid with his person, there la graphical balance, and a rather licked; that possibility merely in­ Charge Right Down With Check In Hand e TABFOON e DRAPEBY FABRICS Telephone PI 2-6986 for him a sad, tragic moment, that Ttnder and Flavorful - All Cut From strict formula of racial represen­ creases the verbal rashness with Is to stop the combat. which he assails them. Does it be­ \ W E GIVE / CHUCK • BoiM-ln Choica Heavy Wasfern Steer Beef tation. "His thoughts go to those who come slighUy doubtful that he may Tha Republican State Conven­ have enough delegates to guaran­ tion which concluded Its labors at have fallen, to those who, still tee himself the option of a state Hartford yesterday functioned un­ hopeful, stnigfgle on. But he who inlmaryT He boldly claims to have der the domination of these tradi­ has all these elements at hand has more than enough tried and true and unbosaed delegates flrmly tional codes. It took a daah of the duty to halt the fighting. To­ day, with death in my soul, I ask pledged. geography, a dash of ethnic repre­ Finally, juat to show what kind CRCEM LB sentation, a dash of political pay­ all those who have obeyed me to of batUer he reaUy la, he lets It be off, a daah of sheer convention Insist no longer. Hie blind attacks surmised that. If the party bosses JSTAMPS., force him Into a primary contest, freedom, and mixed them all Into a against the .Moslems must cease. reault which probably amaaed and Perhaps this Ctatement Is, a surprised itself. General Jouhaud claims, what he On the ethnic front. It wound had prepared for release after his up pioneering as the first major own execution. Perhaps It is his CM LEASING - “ S 9 « Connecticut party to nominate a Idea of how to bseape that execu­ EXTRA STAMPS Negro for high state office. For- tion. SmmFbotf One way or another, he tells the and RENTALS LB timately, the gentleman In ques­ with tha pu/tboM o/ any » f tha ftMowing •California Roasl^ First in Manoliestor. New ears, tion Is not without qualifications truth when he describes the battle as one~lHiich Is now “without Is­ full maintenance, fuDv iBsored which have nothing to do with his to reduce yourir problems and racial origin. sue" whose continuation would not worriee. For fall biforaiatlon Finoft Luxury Loaf 50Z 9KO make realistic sense, or even aug­ eell FRESHLY GROUND U The ticket-making process sag- an incredible Haddock X Chucic Ground •ged, in the middle, where gtogra.- ment honor, for anybody. Paul DodM PeiiHae Finast MMime Loaf 8<»n(a 8HOULOm o iva / phy, political pay-off and racial bread Wg| TrimmW ore. Fillet [od B u H s » 5 9 c Frankfurt* "• i o 8“ .8 k inu b 8 2 u a 9 9 « consideratlona combined their In Vocation Missed Phone Ml 9-2M 1 Fihait Tasty Loaf SGZ PKO .. 1 * fluenee, picked up with the truly 871 MAIN STREET Here we all are, good, modest, PUSH LB 3 9 « u 4 9 c D u t c h L o a f HONOa MAID 50Z 9K0 3 S c merit nomination of Mrs. Helen Chef Alfredo Pizza Loy for lecretary of atate, and moderate people of many ranks »39c PoU sh B ologn a MMUWNM u69< then, for real variety, went for and echelons in many callings, philoaophical extremes when it finding s ressotiabla amount of took John liupton, the crusader contentedn'ess in our living and C^QhS^ving Grocery Speoiek! our, financial situation, and not udio sometimes makes Senator NOTICE p ___ GoTdwater look like a mlddIe-of> re ^ y rebelling against anything, WE HAVE MOVED TO the-roader, as its nominee for con­ not really jealous of anybody— OUR NEW LOCATION gressman-at-large. here we all are, taking what life QT BTL New Qpring Produce Qpecidk! The convention went wOd and gives us without too much quqrrel, 639 CENTER ST. Welch's Tomato Juice 2 9 * free, following a weird collection and along comet the story of thS COR. OF ADAMS CULTIV :D - Luiciout, Frcih, Plump Berries of petty personality and political new contract for . bricklayers down 30-OZ In New York City. TEL. MI 9-8747 $100 grudges rather than any appraisal F IN A S T ^ It Is supposed to be a reasonable Fruit Cocktail CANS of record or qualification when It came to nominate for the United contract. Hie bricklayers had been McBRID^S " / asking s tlx hour day, but con­ SPORT SPOT BERRIES -39 States Senate. Such a defeat for • • • 10-OZ former Governor L 2 rrai or 79 27e bdckiayers. DOG FOOD sumed and tested his own lenergy, must have for normal grawdi, vital­ Rnott lifglish Muffiiulor n Snappy 3 'S nT 2 9 c Hudson Bathroom Tissua 4 na sous 53e and that of the party's, to the lim­ Imagine sudi a powethouse of nutri­ so*s home heating ity and tissue regeneration. This tion coming in the funihar k ^ Iy HoiMcom Raisin Ttd Coke bbomw THOUSAND ISLAND Hudson- Papar Towals J1 »s lout 43c it. In his acceptance of the nomi­ SOZ BTL 3 7 c DRESSINGi DEVILED HAM O 4 0 J Pillibury Cake Mixes 'r-oi mo 39e nation, he gave a performance A Thought for Today our way I ■ sntens Wondergold helps balance hvoritc. . . a fresh, tend^.ftogrant Pfeiffers whldi began dealing immediately Underwooci 4'AOZCAN 39c Z CANS B Starlac Instant Dry Milk r oTrxa.ySc Sponsored, by the Manchester unbalanced diets, because every loaf loaf of bread! i EXTIU 4^ ^ with the worst accusation his re­ ComicU of Churches You get premium quality Bordens Instant Dutch Chocolate * u-oi on 45e MobUhest witb RT-98 ... the is fortified w i^ extra proteins,.min- DOG FO(K> cent rivals had been able to make It’s faicredibk but tnulAfooddu ^ with the purehoia of any of tha following Nabisco Chipits ^ mk oi.mo 49e most eompletely aflsetlTS fuel 2 ^ 29c DETERGENT against hlrtji— the accusation that We have an obligation, Known Partial Anslyiit of 0 OuMSS (About 8 aNcst) sf WONOCIMOIJD BpacisI Femula arssd erab and vitamins. LARGE PKG 35c oil additive in use today. And NUTKHWT OUANTT1T (mifyeantnOttaaii^helpibal- Breeze Vermicelli or Spaghattini nmer j.orriAu i4 oir*a23c he lacked dynamics, that he did a.s faithfulness, to be g o ^ stew­ . M)TI«0»T ouAiimv NVTmtNT ooAWTtrr Hnost Rfuodi H OAl PlASnQ'AM a you get premium service. Au- Compitlu Proltifi ia.s imt. Csleium Vitomlrf A Eight ounces of Wondergold a Stah aerving FABRIC Harshay Almond Miniatures" rra 37e not "project.” In the coming ards of all that God has given to e s o iM . •00 Inti. Units ^ the fmOiy diet! H «M SM tomstie daUverlM . . - a bal­ TkltmiiM 0.SS msi. ,, MMpliorvi' OJtinM . VRamln.O IW M l. U«ito Knott Liquid Storch % GAIJUG months the. state will find, we us. AH belongs to him and we have day supply about 9(M of the gveiage Wondeigold tomOrrowi i SOFTHIER 89c DETERGENT Calgon u oi ko 35c is« u rco 69e received all that we have aa a anced payment plan sad many RilwRtvilt 0.95 mgs. hUA a.0 Silt. Vitsmin CV 2 Units Nyionga Spengot or 4 240Z PKG Vim^ TABLCTS 42c Calgon Bouquet u oz mo 59c think, that he has determination trust from him — U1 posseaaion, other extrea designed te make NiBCiH 0.0 mfi. M iM 0.04 msi. VitMnIn K lOS.O mcft. as well as intelligence, persuasion all money, our life itaelf. The boms hasting rsaUg $aiy. Vitamin C 40.0 SsUUitHX- a s # imt. Om raw lsn% mate IhMs nuMtisml aMflMr - Nabisco Oiw» Gomo Sandwich W-OZ CRIO Calgonita s»-oz mo 39c as well as theory, fire as well as greatest trust of all is the life that Pyridozinu (Vitamin Sg) X.0 n it. MsinSihim 0.23 gms. WentorfpM can iMle Msnea IN ir ustetanesdOttsI CONDMSEO 740Z PKG wHh YHamin Rti LS mc|4 irfin C G ^ p o g i M n i 9QUCG «MAiMAaAot4-0ZMa 40e HOUSEHOLD Pillsbury Flour i.iiiAa 55« logic, and even, as his flop-eared God has given to us. We are called 5V, OZ CAN to share our lives in trustworthi­ M obilheaf ■T-fl Calcium Pantoth^ta 3.0 fnft. Hnqst Flour S-USACK Airwick DEODORIZER 79c FREE F R O M PILLS B U R Y lack of pure picture beauty be­ ness, dependability and loyalty. FolacM 0.2 ni|>. ih« deeivocKe# ^ c M 4 comes familiar, a certain pleasing Our possessions, out talents, our Cholint 260.0 ngi. C N o d M in ^Hnasl Shortening W-OZ PKG 'r* * visual aspect. Nobody with sense, money, all these may be us^ to •mad ji doe aUL Taadiiii loooa ua a» to« af VtenMi c. 33c Fbiost IngBsh Muffins or« v[ » 4» cXn 9 5 c UB CAN I Altaeh thli certificate to your official Grand National I in his own party or in the oppo- serve, not just ourselves but oth­ Spry 3(5c ers as well. By doing so, by being * fntry Blank and Pill,bury will und you a coupon | sitloh party, will sell this man's Knost A p ^ Roisin Coffoo Coko WHITE I good for one 5-lb bag of PiUtbur/t BIST Flour, . good stewards, we enrich our lives WE GIVE itfC LARGE PKG possibUitles short. oThey may well and glorify God in the living of Krtdst Appidtauco CcAo DETERGENT 35c 1 prove of memorable future service them. . GREEN STAMPS ftAMC. Rev. Felix M. DavisI wwi— i kuM M UlOA Mwiiilix Pna .PbMtt Appio N' Spico Donuts ^orv TRYING TO LOSE WEIGHT ? I to his party and his state. . OWM*p«-* »—•J 1H» rilM U IN* , i* KUE Second Congregational Church <■*■1— aS*l>UM ——I-. INw —tK ,# wmmMawSw* awntn-onw awmi-swM Knott Rohdn Rrood LARGE PKG I AOOIItlt. ' h m m m n an ihM Mr M « « , • » w . ... sraSomOWfM cMctattUnwy ' m MU hTT DETERGENT 35c i n INH 1)EUCHT HELP YOU! “Battle Without Issue” , MORIARTY « « wianMSaNM numim tMrt t 4 5 -Hour Week Usual •Mk* Maiwl SiMMi Op m i . :«snroi^ Ocodon Spinach Imzen Peedws SSr SS^29c| Apriceta 2 SU°^39< 077. JCONK. -STATE.

strangely enough, and p er­ J Knost Roost TuHcoy Slicosnw s^irm UH P s e w , turn *25 lSc| Chifrlea •<» 27c PARIS — The 45-hour ■ work- BROTHERS 14% OZ^tAN 2 7 c , U N IT ONE OFFER PER ENTRANTII! haps by more than one chain of wed< Is now common in countries ^ ^Trinic DOG FOOD litiit CudrteU pM xam SU Offer exptna JUNE 90,1983 plnnunstance and feeling, that In .the Buropean Common Market 301-315 CMfer St. HELF>8 BALANCE piece of mercy which supposedly and workers in' Germany and -J. Franca art pressing for a 40-hour .TES, BIU 8 TCtACCO r-TOOUaS EXEMPT FROM BTANP OWR FRKaS UFECnVI msl HATWNAHUrat MARKETB ONLY sutiyged Prasideat da OauU^ by week. • ' M l 3-5135 eitei. eoimwNmi aamw eosi^. I h .1;' ■ ....1 ■' S K r..,- ■ ■ ' . 1.' ' - I - • *' . \ / \I- • './ » MANCHB^TEB gVINiyQ OOim^ lOTWAY. i , , i m MANCtlhUSTJiiiL EVhiNtNG HhiKAlji), ,MA^L|riziiazi!,K, CtUiHri..-inuivAUAi, JUXNhJ 7, lUb^ FAUK NU!ll!i

PM pell, for no apparent read^, Uvii H. StenAer, for a house at 132 turned in front o f the Goodchild Ferguson JM., $24,000. S'.-. Town H ires Ted, Ed Brace Public Records car when' the two, vehicles were To WlOTcn E. HoWland, for a ir’s K itc h e n only 6 to TO feet'epail, they said. housc/At 3 Meadow Lane, 333,000. ■- ' / , The GoodchUds were, traveling Warraatee Deed 4 'teachers For Ballot Test Tp/Johh Adamy, for repair to a tiENIRAL CLEANING SERVICE In a small foreign car. Miss Chap- Mary Palauakaa and Charles Pa- hqtiae at 45 Goodwin St.. 3300. In (g o dchild , Deaths 11 in a larger American vehicle. Bgr |Mttli .naUMMO lauskas to Parkway Corp., prop­ To Walter H. DeLaie for a ga­ fbur teUherA 9*« « t wPdai (Ceathnea D m Pago OM) SIss Chappell, driving east, may STOMS-OFFICES Mnk. 27aUI« SMidtasr, U Or««n-; A Manobeeter woman -has bcen» He cited results of a 'blood test erty et Slater St. and 'Wllbui rage at 173 Deraing St., $900. have been turning into Cider Mill Cross Hlgh-way. Wood t>K., WM born in OlwKow, have bad .prtvlaus t«aaldat ax* whether appeintmenta had been found,____.> criminallyt negligent imp in ■ gUm the ATIon Vi«a Miss-Chepnell .rttmirtVaAn revealing an ..1 al­ Rd., the coroner said. But the road To H. Steiner, for a chicken HOMQ • MSTmiTKNiS Supplemental Certifteate coop at 366 Hilliard St., 150. f y Beotlaad, and Muno-to tbe United perisnca l*st night ware appMnt* dlecuued. auto deaths of a young Coventry cohol content of .19 per cent. Un­ entrance was 40 feet, beyond the n ts ESmUTB • R U HBEEAIKE ^ der law, .15 pef cent is sufficient of DeviM To Richard Greene, for reloca­ ■oMEi n a o m Statai'aa a email child. Her re* ad to the Mandhastar aahaoi aya- Hartiga|i', a Massachuaetts man couple on Rt. 6, Bolton April 22. point ahe turned, he stated, and lain for th# lIM-dg a«hoa| yaar. PlAID for conviction on a charge of In­ the turn Itself was in -violation of Ebtate of Luigi LCntl Marie tion of a garage at 149 Branford ^ p o fw Scoteh Shortbread haa who was aettve In the 1960 Ken­ TTie -woman is Minerva iF. Chm>- toxication. Blood tesU on the Lent!, property on Nye St.. $200. Tha board of aduoatioar'ap­ traffic laws. MMOEna Mi COLUCT CAUJ AfiCimil riWM aOCKVtlU fa-eoHU to her family for nedy presidential campaign, said 43, of .139 Hollister St., who Goqdchilde revealed no alcohol. She w’as driving alowly, accord­ Partial Release oj^Caveat To Frederick W. Ifoung for 3-7614 proved ^ a appointmanta-of Mra. turned her car in front o f an auto Thomas J. Young, for a bam at many toMratliouk . he made at least, two trips to Bos­ • "The total mass of evidence aat- ing to witnesses. The GoodchUds Water and Be-werTJept. against Ann P. Hmwng or 37 Wtadar- STi^MPSI driven by Edward A. .Ooodchild.- isfiea me that (Miss ChappeU) were traveUng weat about 40 to 45 Arthur W. House/and Doris E. 112 Woodslde St.. $500. MANCHESTER ton in April, both concerned with flaotUi Sbofthn^ mara Ava., R oekr^ to tha Ma- 28, of Wright Min Rd.. Coventry. was . . . under the influence and House, property At 28 Englewood To Exigene Girardln for Thomas a proposed 323 million addition to miles an hour, Ackerman said. % pound butter menury leval; and of -i^sndaU U Goodchild and his wife. Dale, 21, Unfit to operate e motor -vehicle." Mias Chaimeil is scheilulcd to ap­ Dr. G, Kelley, for alterations to a WINDOW CLEANING CO. -were killed inatanUy. eup augar Marratta of SpritigfiaM.^^GlUo, the South Postal Aimex in that he seid. pear in C ir ^ t Court '12 in-Man­ B u lling Permits house at 36 Wellman Rd., $4,000. ovta so vtaas or uavici to -THt. city. He said ne also talked with Tolland Ooimty Coroner Ber­ _ cUpB all pdrpoM flour. Stewart 'Udell of Graanlawii'tj., / Two witnesses said at the in­ chester June 25 to answer a charge To Josenn Rossetto for S. Rob­ Marriage Ucenses not MAIN STRUT MANCHItm Blend butter an* aufar until N.T„ and Mra. Patrida M. Mad* city officials in April, about the nard J. Ackerman released his quest that the GoodchUds had no finding today following a review of misconduct with a motor ve- ert E riclw n and Cataldo 'Ventura, Frederick Hughes Galge. n . ereaihy. Add flour, one cup at a Lachlan of Storrs to the aaeOnd- project. He left it at that, Implying chance to avoid the crash which Mele. trooper Francis Pisch of the for a Jv^famlly'housi at 194-196 North Providence, R. I., and Aua- time. M U and turn out on a ary level. the meetings were concerned sole­ of evidence presented at a May 15 occurred on R t 6 about 40 feet inquest. : O^lchester State iPollee Troop tn- Eldridge St.. 318.000. tra Ozola, 40 Doane St., June 23, kneading board and knead until Udell haa had eight years of ly with federal business. weat of Cider MIU Rd. Misa Chap­ '■'estigated the accident. imest A. Ritchie for Wll- Latvian Lutheran Church. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays mixture forma a solid bail. Press teaching experience and will re- There was no" immediate reac­ ------:— by hand to a thickness of % inch. eeiv] a salary of gd.Std. Mri. tion from the Kennedy camp. \ Cut With cookie cutter, or knife Harding, with five years of ,ax- As the convention drew near; small squares. Bake on up* pertence, will receiva 35460. gMh 0aJja^ T tiu d L OalusuLt McCormack .charged Kennedy git*aed cookie sheet in 335 de* Mrs. MaetAchlan and MaftUU had voted only twice since he grod^-ren for 30 minutes. When wilt sam atarttng salariea' df 3a,- reached voting age—both tiraek T O P QUALITY...BACKED BY BOND ahortlireads are medium brown on 600. TOP ROUND Oh BOnOM ROUND SuiHiyfillli Bvtttr HKm$cetE when his brother 'was a candi­ the bottbip they are done. Udall, a graduata of Brown Uni- date. Mrs. BrWu^y is famous for her varsity with a baehalor of aru da- MildfrtsbCIwddpr « 6 3 ' McCormack said that Indicated Kennedy's dlslntercit in govern­ BONILI 8 8 , to p OR BOTTOM apple pie and has included the fol­ grae in Freneh and Latin, wiU CmJUMA Amninal lowing hints. Add fresh l e m o n teach French n at Manehaatar airarp AgM UNBonr t . 7 5 ' ment ’ ‘except when a Kennedy juice to the filling aftd dot it gen­ High School. Mra. Harding, srtw was runnlng-i” 13OZ JVC The session - opens at 1 .p.m. erously with butter. Before mak­ wUI teach Grada 3 at Koanay St School, received a baohelor df aet- Chitff SliCM MIl-OAITAMnieAN PKc Eastern S|andard^ Time at the ing -vents in the top cniat brush It Springfield Municipal Auditorium, with cream for a flaky crust. anca dagiea in adueaUen from Lyn­ ROASTS 1?ciz C M GRAND with registration, reports of the Mrs. Bradley makes her ' ^toi don Teaehars’ OoUega, Lyndon Om- Boby MlNHfftr mudfiavoz TKO wV tor, Vt. credentials and rules committees, with her son-in-law and dawmw, and election of a permanent Mr. and Mra j. Herbert 9m l^ Mrs. MaoLachlan, who wad SUPER*RIGHT QUALITY ‘'fy n lL O ff. Tnjonajif.-SavJUtL’* chairman and secretary. She has lived in Manchester since V A C 20c OPP o 1 A A delegates diimer is scheduled 1044. HEAVY CORN-FED tonight with Sen. Edmund 8 WAY ROUND ROAST She is a member of the Second UQSII 10c OPP PK G /Z Jumbo PkgAe I t Muskle, D-Maihe, as the principal Congregational Church and has 9 Enguah at Bannat JuiOw High STEER^BEEf speaker. d i s c o u n t taught Sunday School there for SobooL Marratu, schadulad toM LB The balloting for -the senatorial graduated from Ohio Unlveralty in endorsement comes Friday, the 12 years. She has been leader of August with, a B.S. In si^eation, lme> GIANT22 ^OPP A m C the Lucy Spencer Group of ‘the JO y TcOPF OZCAN 3 0 12 0 ZCA n QJ second day of the three-day aes. church for eight years. WiU teach Grada 3 earth aoMoeoat Sion. FIRST OF THE SEASOR S W «T OALIF. Mrs. Bradley is a member of the Manehaatar High. Kennedy Is barely old enough to run. for senator. He turned 30 Manchester Memorial, Hospital #■____ CLEANSER-4C OPP PACK a m C auxiliary and serves as a weekly Face Rump Roast u 89‘^ last Feb. 22, and announced bis -volunteer worker at the gift shop ^ O I R v T Small Bathroom Size OF 4 w w candidacy three weeks after whijre she Is the toy buyer. Be­ reaching the minimum age for a fore her retirement she was toy Notice senator.. buyer fo r G. Fox and Co., Hart- Top Round Stoak i, t.19 McCormack fit 38, a graduate f o ^ for 33 years. Extra Fluffy "AII"o,r>^ KG P of the U.8. Naval Academy and She IS chaplain of Hartford WE HAVE DAIIpY 7 7 Boston University Law School. Obapter No. 64, Order of Eastern MRS. NELLIE B B A fS S y *' Top Round Staak:Roast l.1.09 Kennedy was graduated from Star, an office she has held for 35 DEUVERY TO TW Harvard CoUege hi 1066 and the years, and is past mother advisor *■ * »**• waiiPi wim A »u pwa University of Vlrgii^a t* w School for Hartford Assembly No. 9 Or­ s w i w in I960. Until he became a candi­ der of Rainbow for Girts. BOLTON HI HAT POTATO SAUD ^^65° date, he served as' a 31-a-year Her hobby la traveling and she assistant district attorney in Suf C m _4HORTENINO 1 LB m m C Sc OPP a a C i * . icompanled the Rainbow Girts to l»;A.C. ■nrsA HAD iTAMN unm an a m rve folk County (Boston). tfteielr supreme grand asMUbly in dpry ScOPP CAN 4 0 3 Ibcin TU Kennedy is making his first try lOZ Palm Springs, Calif., a tm r years for public office. ; IT . U F ' M ' ago. \She has vacationed in Flor­ AREA SOFT SALAMI z v •>, I 'l y '• ' McCormack was elected to the FOR FRICASSEE OR SALADS ida and New Hampshire and plans lli^ r DinilOINTTABlITS PKG AVC Boston City Qouncll e e S A e > BINO, SWEET TASTY 4|*hC The convention also will en­ western 25 dorse candidates for governor and DOLLAR SALE V l l O r r i O S PANCY LB aRAMEL PKAN ROLLS O l e LOW PRICES! other statewide offices. YOUR CHOICE MIX’EM O MATCH’EM LRIIA 6UO ITAM6I WITH A HALT OM. 6X6 There Is a three-man fight for PKQ. Bononos GOLDfN YELLOW RIPE 2 LBS 29' the nomination for governor, the 100 1A6EHH HARD FMBH WAX candidates are the present lieu­ tenant governor, Eitwmrd P. Mc­ qUALITYMAID SLICED 22 OZ. YELLOW TENDER EAKS Laughlin of Boston, Endicott PROZIN FARM HOUil ABPLI Bll PKO." Lowest. Price In 10 Yeors! Swoot Corn 6 39' IXTIA tTAM6t WITH A 6 OZ 6X9 (Chub) Peabody of Cambridge, M U I N f T n i KITOHIR QARDEN 50 and Auto Registrar Clement A 3 OZ. 16 OZ. New Cabboga GREEN 3 IK 19' A3P PECAH MUTS Riley. PKG. FROZ8N 8LICID iTRAWRBRRIIS PKG. PHILADELPHIA BRAND The other principal contesta ere CHBBM BUITONI IMPORTED , , mFOR QURLITY m PlRVORgSAVINGSi m m Btnu ITAM6I WITH A 6 OZ 6X9 A36 for endorsprowita for attorney Cauliflower SNOW WHITE HEAD 21' general and lieutenant governor, OUTRUFELLO BTALIAN TOMATOB8 25 with seven cambdatea in each. SOZ. ORANADISA IMPORTED, AK1NLES8, 8HANKLE8S CASHEWS In the field for attorney g ^ - PKG. 3M OZ. eral are three aitate legislators SHRIDBD CAN FOR . SENECA FROZEN CONCENTRATE IXTIA STAMPS WITH A 1 U JAI ANN 6A9I SARDINI8 Senators Richard R. Caplea and REDOHEEK CREAM CHEESE A R M O U R Mario Utnana, both of Boston, and MOZXARBLIA QUART 25 FOR Orange Drink .10 «“ 98' lUCKBERRY 6RESERVB Rep. James J. Lawton of Brock­ APPLI JUICB BOTTLE S T A R H A M S >’0P‘ Flavors k g o 4h#bC ton; Joseph D. Ward of Fitchburg, 31 OZ. IXTIA. ITAMfS WITH A 1 ID 9A9 a former secretary of state; and FOR 80Z. D R V S r a g O S Ginger Ala, Contantt A Q T S 4K 7 Mayor Ku*on J. Haddad of Marl­ PORK M RIANS FRISNPAK CAN 25 boro, Margaret F. McGovern PKG. Pinaappio- g * 1 QT 14 0Z oP |>C A36 FROZEN PEAS FRENOH S T Y U t OUT 9 OZ, Newton lawyer, and Paul J. Mc- PKG.- OrapaifruH X CANS OO IXTIA STAMPS WITH D-lt OZ 6X01 Tagut of Arlington. GRIIN HANS B m D S I Y I lb The seven candidates for the lieu­ PRESHLIKE 12 OZ. NO. 303 CANS SHURPINE D m a a a m n a A SULTANA 2 L B ^ m C a o 1 LB 25 tenant governorship are; Herbert r reSSrVOSnKAWBiRRY j a b O D O jars t A3P FROZEN CUT CORN F. Connolly of Newton, Mayor CAN (Whole or Butt Helf) Bernard P. Cleary of Taunton, MBSHLIKE COOKIES-SANDWICH 2 LB aTOg%C IXTIA nAMPS WITH A t U Ml ANN 6AOI Francis X. Bellotti of Quincy, Pas- FOR VANILLA, choc:, DUPLEX PKG W V s w b i t p b a s CREAM CORN 8 - n Princess 25 quale Caggiano of Lynn, Rep PUIM PRESEIVD Anthony M. Colonna of Framing­ FRESHLIKE ham, Robert M.'Murphy of West- 14 OZ. FOR NO. 303 CANS SHURPINE RONELESS Fruit Cocktail3 "^'^1.00 wood, and Robert G. Connolly of ORIIN RIANS PRINCH 8TYLI CAN Nvmfrads of fxfra E/aiV Stamps at Boston. F.BISHLIKE 14 OZ. licH WITH tOAF-a* o n WITH !#• NiwpAna ceuaeN State Auditor Thomas J. Buck- d b u c a t b m i n FOR cans P O T R O A S T A if aa Hams elaatip am kai aad ley, out for Me 12th consecutive OIIAM 8TYLB CORN CAN P APPLESAUCE 3 *1 O n uMirMiT* . priiN Sb«p 2 «»»»»• 17* term, is unopposed. I OZ. a. o n MWMr. i . o n dispiapadia thistans, Ha ^paus Secretery ot Stete Kevin J. K lU O O O ’S CO R N FLAKIi PKG FOR LB. PKG. ISLE O* GOLD White of Boatph and State Treas­ BOIUDHAM Im y Sm p iu H iu «i4j* Fabric StflBBtr * ^ " ‘ >” 40* aaadadbap a ll paa want. urer John T. Driscoll art unop­ or. a« o n CHtCKtN OF THE SCA posed et the eonvetnon. FOR STOIIE K S U O M ’S RICI KRISPIIS PKG UftbutySoop Twm PRICE REDUCEDI 100% PURE CORN OIL FRISHPAK . MARGARINE SLIOID 6 OZ. IONA NKi invciM FiKi liSuaei FOR Board Expand m O Z B N o r a P b j u k b CAN 6 0^. CANS SHURPINE FROZEN W wtd Rm m 2 «» 29* Owt Otmts 45' 9 9 1 SEAIROOK FARMS _ PORTION CONTROL M a rg a rin e pa« pkg 33'" Sports Progralns to OZ. . Etm u EMJ n inininf a™ n .. j««a» FOR * MNnii. M *U U tn a oM i u .nut II— lElu « TkeHf. mOZBN CHOPPED * iBAF fPINACH PKG tukc. MWiu EM- tuM — nn u — — w t p m ruM i i m h ip . a. J u n i o r ; ' JiJgh Interscholastic KITOHCN QAROCII VEAL STEAK a BAKERY DELIGHTS FOR ORANGE JUICE 7>-U sports, curtailed for the 1961-62 m ozm PBAS A CARHOTS r ■ _ .. ■ ^ . - ‘^1 s^ool year, will be operated again F.EIHPIK . KHMIU in the fell, and three staff mem- ■ Chlck«a of tilt Sm FOR L A M B .SalrioM tuNitji'. bera will be ailded to expand the BVAPORATBD MH.K Tlll'ifAHt junior Mgh athletic mogram.. CHERRY PIE FHUIIIUI SelM White ^‘ 41° M a r k e t s R The boierd of -education voted 12 OZ FOR PATTIES twmt r^Supe' unenimoualy ^ t night to 'aecw SHOBBTRMia RBBTS CAN 0i|FBBd»**»2'^‘«*33* five recommendations prepued i NtM lc *'JS37‘ ^ -nr- » 8 ” F.MHLIH 1 . 1 the junior , high adminletretions 12 OZ. FOR end representatives of intramural FAMILY •HOBBTRHW CARROTS ^ CAN 3 i $ l . o o programa The recommendations SIZE OARPIW RBOULAR A OHINKLE OUT 9 0Z. HAin were outlined by niing J u n i o r FOR Stofbltt Twni PKO. Colfftt Tootb Poftf Dtg YiiiimiBS ••*«*19* High School Principal A. Hyatt FANCY OREEN emiNX WHIN SuUtffe as follows:: 16 OZ 1. T o oemtintu the expended in­ FOR ECONOMY A AC lUNSHMf lAlOE AVC TNRIVO DOO FOOD CAN . « « 0 7 , Tbz A r c -■V-..... tramural program instituted this CUCUMBERS CAN KrUpy CroekBri "• * « 31* 6X0 w J year. . ' 1 2. To. provide for a year-long swimming program as a part of Hl-C FLORIDA FRUIT PUNCH 3 8 9 wncifs the Elennet Junior High School in-< tramural program by the addition- 3129 SpicaiidSpoN Mr. CUtn Rasta hinch 3 ’»»*“ $ f o f one staff mambar. H!~C GI^APE DRINK 3 8 9 WaCHADC FqbDtttrgMt 3 . 'To expand interschool com- ilOUIO AU PUtPOH petition to include intersdiolastic G n ^ 'D riok IAIGE Age play for boys in soccer, baaketbell I Hl-C ORANGE DRINK 3 8 9 z r ApptooiAPE , , PIG Wrf and baseball. Wafdi'sOriiik y»31* 4. To provide for the operating expenses for the expanded Inter- Hl-C ORANGE & PINEAPPLE DRINK 3 ' ' ' 8 9 achelasUe ‘'program with funds raised through student attendance lOr -'JFK L ftUE r ^ mm I FUFSHPAK DyiMRio ^ Fidriiit; at . regular achool aetivitiee. i AB DETERGENT ^ 5 DRY MILK A” 7 9 Ajax ClioRsir liiRM DtNlfMrt 5. TO Inereaae the < after-aehool LiqubI DaftrqMit DtMaraiit Syrty sports atsif by o n s. additioiMl lAiGiAr^ • staff rnemi>6r at each junior high If bZ PLASTIC JAC 2^H^ZV : SVhOZ 7AC schoM. r ..... J ,IOTTU 1 CAN * 7 6X0 w * . Mach o f tbs naw ‘staff members wtMld njosiTS 38«0 for tbslr e ^ ------• - ■ eurrlcular pests. H w board of ed- has 3L0M>ln the 1933-63 MANCHESTER PARKADE MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, o e i n m o h . t h r u s a t . . s o l o p .m MANCHESTER ■cDotfl teOgst A>r tbs addtttau.

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For Training at Camp Biruni YOU DO BETTER AT STOPS, SHOP YOU DO BETTER AT STOPS. SHOP y'ph - i :v w m Maadheetei'a NattMiat Ouards-t«on, Warren Baatle, WenarOIats, S f p 0 o f t 6p / tern will be-spending the next two Peter Greene, Francla Butt Ray­ wm wreeks an)oying one of the many mond H u tt ense-pald vaca­ Matthew McGuire, James Pittman, Balance^ tion in scenic Mew Totk State. Raymond Pyka, ^William Reid, f Ae New England ta^jUl The 136 members o f Maaobestei's Tbomaa Riddell and Erwin' War- schauer. Hdq. Co. o f tbs Sscond HiCtUe Group, 189th Infantry, Will be The Supply A Maintenance Pla­ VAUII toon, lead by Capt Richard Hines, among the 4,000 Connecticut Na­ Is composed of Bnn Abel, James * Shop’s new scien. Because you want the best for your famiW'Stop ^ tional Guardsmen leaving tomor­ Bidmrell, Donald Bogner, Arthur row night fo r their annual summer Buckler, Clifford Carlson, David # pLweJT * T* this new- tralning<. session at Camp Drum, D'Amato, Thpmos DelMaatro, Formulated by combinmg that exact prOpor* balanced-blend coffee. Now you can be sure of near Watertown, N.Y. Frederick Dbners, David Baton, The 4,000 troops, members o f the Frederick Fisrnn, David Georgia, Slfnr?Try it tonight - let 4Srd Inf. Dlv., will be transported Richard Gravea, William Hesaion, England taste I The rwstmg tune ahd tempera- your family be the judge I Serve it tomorrow Unit fihairm an in 600 military vddoles. Another John Humphrey, WilUam, K i»- 8,000 members of ths 4Srd Division tures are regulated electronically! The result. , morning! Cup after cup - exactly the same de^ Mra. Robert RoMell, 91 Moun­ velis, Gerald Lagace, TNomaa La- N from Vermont and Rhode Island Marote. josMh LefeSwe, Rlrii- tain R4., Glastonbury, was elect­ wiu also partleipaU In the two- WHEN YOU Bini A STOP > SHOP LAUfiS of modem science ...controlled fla- gree ,of perfection! We want you to taste iti ed chalnnan s ot the Manchester ard Mbore, Cheatas Morgan, Paul week field training program. Mott, Sumner Oldham, Donald AuxUUoy o f CSilldien'a Services o f . The training program will con­ Stop & Shop is making this out- Connecticut at a luncheon meeting PontieeUL WUUam Scanlon, Mel­ sist primarily of schooling In vin Siadex, Salvatore Spada, Nyle X true^coffee goodness every time you make it 1 standing offer... the best coffee break of the year I yesterday at the home of Mrs. Al­ squad and weapons teachniques. fred Sundquist, 60 W yllys St., re­ Smith, Joseph S t Germain, Na­ The 136 local men of Hdqts. Co., than Swift and EJdward Tatro. i tiring chairman. under the command of Capt Otnera elected are Mrs. Paul While at camp, the guardsmen Marte, vice chUrman; Mrs. O. V. James Herdlc, w ill return to the w ill be fad by 3gt. Joseph Tedford Rrlandaon, secretary; and Mrs. Manchester Arm ory June 33 after assisted by Harold aough, Salva­ fVv>. George Walker, treasurer. . their two-week tndning period at tore Felice, Allan Johnson, Louis Miss''Margaret Parker, district the upstate New York camp. Skinner and Barry Syndar. director, spoke abopt the agency's The company’a five platoons, and their members, are: work during the past year. Moist and rich oltMaahlcmed 'Hdq. Platoon, lead by L t James B’nai B’rith Elects Get ^ Acquainted ■ I ’»*X Landoilna, George Atkins, Walter golden loaf cake with 2 eggs Burnham, Michael Dengenla, John KIAMBSHA LAKE, N. Y. (AP) Hallmark Gets Douse, John Eridcerson, Ranald in every cake! Big family aizel FalletU, Norman Handfleld, Ray­ B. Arthur Ollxon, New York City mond Handfleld, DorAld Hampton, attorney. Is the new president of Drugs Contract Lawrence Jotanaon, Vincent Ktfiien, District 1 of the B'nal B'rith na­ CoRipirerh tikos Kenneth Lewd, John McVeigh, tional Jewish service fiwtemity. G iT A Tbs Railmark Pharmacy, 377 W. Raymond Memvonleh, Michael OUxon was riected yesterday at Balance ^Blended Ifitcbeil, Richard Normmidln, the concluding session o f the or­ FEWER BOOKS PER GIFT Middle Tpke., has received a e x ­ Richard Odgen, Jtfim Schramm, ganization's 100th,annual eonven' tract for supplying drugs to state Bruce Smith, Johh Sulcs, Roland tion. ■ District 1 embraces New wM Top Vilw Simps! welfare patients in Hartford Coim- Tetreault and Sidney vnersma. York,* New England and eaatem CAN ty and Vernon convalescent homes. L t Alton Morell Is in command Canada. Another Chance te get The Manchester pharmacy, Watch for the hew Top Value of the Engineer Platoon wMdi is GUxon succeeds George E. Gor­ SUPER MARKETS m esUblished in November by John oompoeed of Kenneth Boud, Jrum - -/y.' Does wonders for your geit and sweetMt Poftwa MELMAC Dlnaarwora OCHUCK irr TO YOITR SPECIFICATION—WBAimEO—SHABP of BEEF FROZEN STAMPS •o far tiiia yaari Umltf on# unit pet femily. Only on* cou- wash .. . keeps fabria at ytar Slap ft Shop , cun bf uftftd toward purehait of any AVERAGE W E io n r 130 uns. • I whM y ti bu| • whclt Contadih4^ Swan'^'" A big full quart comRloio oalL .■>r .tometo Pos+e ^ . comfortably fresh! at a low- ^cat TOWARDS THE PUROHASE' Liquid Datgrgant OF ART eOUPlITE UNIT i m e e d fbru W«d.. Jam 11, 1942 - k ' ■ ' OF FtOWM DRUM wtonw WSAM AND YIWABUES , 2 U 27c * 4 :' 73c MKLMAO PMfWtWWABi ^ ^ «■ ■■ wjuu nw m na im mBffnj/Ruii wi n FOB .M UTTUS AS $ IM A TONTH. TH U LOCSdOt HOUDS ABOUT 360 DM. tW MEAT. 'L“ 37c ’L" 65c’ S' Luteioua eariy^Beakon tfeatl \ ^ Snow's Chicken of See >^Si>ry . ^Lux Liquid CMdniirSMilMleTm VT 41* T t :*’" . '/ ' . 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' f ’.f- JbVi!, HaAi^y^XAUOXSUai, JUlUA^OkUAXf t«(.iAVi:< <• Jl»u4i ./ y : . KrVs= VM -*Sf MAlilCHBaTER j^yiaUNG Kli»AIJ),.M ^8 tomoiTow, South. Coventry Fire-: tioned in Greenjand where he will Tawn Delegates Were Ready Bof^to Derail wanta atdoaralka to ba Inatallad. toe $b,(X)0 allocated for eldewalk ed northbound to linnihorb Dn permission to tsar dovni a dormer men' vs. Savings A Loan; Trem­ return Jime 457 MidB JhA-Wttar to tof ganacal mana­ conatlruction m ay bo uae4 to Police Arrests w hm ho whs apnteheMad 1^ po­ Mb, Bi, and erect a new oneC Atoks Weato- bler's vs. Bmlto's; Saturdayt -« idewalk’ Other areaa. lice. He had fa ll^ to heed, a p o l ^ ‘Reader had Myisor- lU ntcular mMt' Seeftft A rm y Retiij Greetings with Kow.'(9 «nte-life< -l()g caiu^-.stii - J im Baaeball games scheduled this '^rm an Ic Russell W. Lawton Is , te le ito ^ Flgiim 2-622L atfety comn|itta» will' furnlah T)>ka.. Brodd S t, Oraw Rd., Snlring while awaiting presentation to fojpd, CSimn,^, i4 7 -m 8 . ^ . ^ ^ j itainid a qterU fllai .to ba ■g i t r n m i a Ob a k n 1 coadteaKka iSat night waa Uka tha Atty. Harold W. Garrtty. a with driving while under the in- ootfrt Circuit Court , Manches­ potntmciit neoeasary*-xn •a tlM eloM of buRiMM af- To .Terror Campaign Gtoeral Manager lUchard Martla St, WoodMdga SW Varnou at. to board member and chairinan ot SuMce of llqiior or druga and |o- 12 .First Selectman C h a rles E. Tail four KaiielutUr toiagataa S tfaatoR toua af tha i$S$ convenr ter, June 25. , idiliel ailtfck. Nl^briiim«atB will be Nyack and the Lord Mayor EBect LydaJl St, Autimin S t and Park­ toe committee, aaid toe committee aiating arreat. Wadaworih Was bb- ...... ■ » ______Mambera may tetlta a Herberts to tM lUttaltffiaiitoB (Mwrautlea to whm Fred 2iaUw lad. , the with, more, detailed intematlm er St Martin replied that the win Btu(^ toe arhaa and report a (Ctottaned tram Fags Oaa) of Coventry, England, have as- ticket. ,; ■* about to» nine atroeta near, town aerved squealing his brelreebn Cen­ Ontario la Canada'a richest faMMa Maad to mb tiM mm- A n d o v ji^ . i changed greetings on current MRKRSHOF reaumad JMIr agMuiaUeu today worit iKohably eaunotba done dur- back aoto to toe board. ter S t He then drovarTnto Adame province. Thrae ot too Moolema alumped to causes for celebtatlon In both «var wbatlwr; toa igua ef toair n a» Maadiaator aNa'raaidenU towns. Free PaiWng^MI 9-4087 iMedna aatundiaad dtiaeiu rt- too Bidawalk fatally wotinded. toMe*; dWeatad gubametoiUl een- V., Re^strars Enroll Nyack extended best wishes to ' Closed Wednesdays^ « ettUly.at tlw V. B. Diatrict Court Lest than an hour later a Moa- the English city on dedication of tandae SMKvin R. JUay Jr„ would InFsietlieed. They are JanU La- 1am an routs to brork was ah<^ Members Friday Covsntty Cathedral- on.. May 35. ehaUtnga BoailBaa Jataa Alaop lii Wiiaoia and ICrp. Mirdaa Labten- to death. ^ The Ent^lsh city Is also celebrating CiloieB n«ili P^ooltry. St Ftm ii Form to You! • ptinuuy- *' aia .lat Braaferd St, and Allro this year Its incorporation by char­ Meniaa Orduc, 31 Mai^garet Rd„ Southaast of Parle wt Fort Du Hie registrars of voters will Fer 'S wUIa laat night duriag Trou D’Enfer (Heft H o l^ F o rt) hold a session to enroll party ter from Edward in In 1345, and XaBehaater; Deamond Martin members tomorrow from 6 to granting of additional privUegea In i/XMC ML ‘all u ^ r'>v 4 v P A R K A D E tha eonvenUoi|, ft tha 'Boalmeil IfaOailB, T Community lid.. South rifle volleya followed by two pis­ 1819 by James I. V_^ FAT' Memorial la Raitford, toa dala- M^jidaot-and Ebeihard Guenther tol ehots—the , cuatotoary coups ' B p.m. at the T o w .Hall. Mrs. VI[JlH{ TLPN!'. A t grace—rang out a t ' 4 :1 2 ^ m . Lillian Hamllton/ijtepubllcan. This town .will celebrate the Mtaa wen prciwrhv to vote for • . . tha young bridt toon Uarni tho art oF shopping. And! .ysittt.Ai BtoaM. T iDmily Dr„ Rbclrrllle. and Mrs. Elizabeth Kowalski, 260th anniversary of its Incorpora­ dVERWEIGHT * May for tha IfB. Sanata nomina­ They brought dtolh to. .Albert tion, aa word apnad that State Dovecar, 27, a fpnner aetgeant in D w ocrat, will take enroll­ tion In 1711 during the week of Available to you wltlimit a doe^ * «t Popular tha young ihoppar will taka prida in tha sav­ will ^ an open house ment of unalllliated voters or July 8. toria prtoarlptlon, ear drag called- Chairman A. Saaria Ptnney had eHt]|«'refteahmeRU' •• • IS on Mairch 21, m i. istrara will be held on June W^ Post of Manchester, and Atlas JS®'--. . -V.- .. . . - m aasafs e r taWag of so-called *e-. May told Tha Harald that ha had Midr fleam I'to e p. m. Merchandise' %car, >,and' - P i« ^ refused 18. Neither is a meeting a f dneing toadies, crackers or Indaad bean gJipmaelMd hy Fin­ . - . ramembar, Popular offors tha vary bait in maati, la .aa: sale at. half priSe nOw Utodfolds aa they faced'the firing which new voters will be MEDIUM y-& ‘: d o z s eooUes, sr toewlag gum. OIRIJ- ney, but not by Alaep;’ to ran tor tliimigh June 21 when the ahop abuad. toade. This is done in special NEX Is a tiny tabfet and, easily the aenate notelnaOon. mora of tho famous brand grocarias and froien foods . . . will deoa- for the summer. ■’Aim at the heart!” shouted sessions of the Board, of Ad- , { nraltowed. Whbi you tsU» ODRt- May tlJd be told Plitoey ' be 7 1* 0 wOl b# a meeting of Sean- WHY NOT GET a v f \h. NKC, you will enjoy y w ineahC I-) Piegts. Just before the shots rang mission of Electors later in GREEN STAMPS WITH ...... would accept the aenate nomina­ frathar by far produca . . . shop today, "Tha Popular 41a'todfa. Order of Vasa, tonight out, he dried: "Vive TAlgerla the year. still to t the foods you Vke, but tion if be didn't have to tight for at.SatOnntrHalL Franealse” flong live French Al- YOUR DRY CLEANING ^ FRESH NAHVE-wO¥EN READY you simply don’t bave toe urge for Way'S extra portions bessnse ODRlNEX It. garla).r SOU» DEFECnVE TIRES Pinhay called a meeting of the ,'l|embars o t Daughters M U ton- ‘Vive I’Auttiche (Austria)! MERIDEN (AP)—A 41-year- l^FRYiRS, IROILERS.1tOASTERS. FOWL. depresses your appetito aad de­ 'tof-Ma. 13S, who Wish'pick-up of FREE creases your desire for food. Your, announced contendere and. other Viva la Legion!” shouted Dove^- old Wolcott man who pleaded TURKEYS, CAFONS, DUCKS. CORNISH HENS party leadera, to toy and clear toe srSMiw.tor a runtoiags sale, to- car. KU Ity yesterday to four counts of STORAGE ON WINTER weight must come down, beeansa; aeamw at f a. auAt Orange Hall, The bodies were buried in near­ GARMENTS Whole a r Oat Special for T ear Cooking Needa A t RoBKlra Cost. as your own doctor will tell you. j path for Mi^. /Contender John 725 Middle j urnpike East selling or offering for sale de- ■ h when you eat lese, you weigh was. Lodge aaid ha wnuld withdraw U‘ sear eaa Mrs. |Mwin Jacobsen, *2 by Thialt Cemetery. sct'vo motor vehicle tires has l-b M M O tM S t y FREE Get rid of exeess fat and live the other contender, Horace Soaly- Dovaesr wag a native of Yugo- been scheduled for sentencing In Pickup and Delivery alavla and lived In Austria before, circuit Court June 22. loa^r. ODRlNEX eosts 22.00 and Brown would also withdraw, (A IN MANCHESTER Is sold on tids OTJARAKTEE! If third eontandar, Miaa Vivian Kel- £ Bay Sodit Txoop 12s, Bmanucl Jointng the Foreign Legion in 1957. tpifiG^Uiseouii^ p t ^ pH d l poultry otpisrts. Uttoatito Churoh, srlU sponsor a Piegts was an insurance agent in The defendant, H. Eldward Like­ PIN^ CLEANERS not saOslied for any reason Just lema hdd Withdrawn:at the open OPEN Vt^D., THURS. ui^ FRIDAY till 9 y " Smtip dtoiy wi Camp Olaon Satur- Algiers. ly, originally pigaded Innocent and 65« Center S t BQ g-42M' tetura the package to your ^ g - ing of yaatarday’s Beaatou.) asked for a trial by jury but yes- slat aad get your full rooaey hack. a““ . All maa of the ehurch are in­ The two Secret Army killers ‘ i-.-day switched his plea to guilty. FOR YOUR WEEKOId € U TIN O S ^ geoly'-Brown 'refuaed to with­ to asMst in toe olaanup of No qneatlona asked. ODMNEX If draw, saying ha knew he could were brought to the fort under State police said it was the first gold with this guarantee bys . mto pienie areas aim also in heavy guard during . the night convlcUoh they had obtained un­ IRV LYNN'S BARRECUES— THEY'RE DELICIOUS win. May then .refused to join the oewatfbctlon of a ehimney. Work- from Fresneg Prison in Paris, Arthur Drag Store, 942 Main St, fight, .Lodge and Seely-Brown were der a tire recapping statute Man orders fliled. n’t* t aM sMU meat at toa church park­ where Jouhaud also Is held. There passed several years ago. Read Herald Advs. nominated, and Saaly-Brown flat­ Popular Grand dhampion Quality Meats in s let before S am . fertranspor- was no advance announcement of tened the former governor with a tonea. Coffee and refratoments who was being executed, and ru­ \ devastating 47$ votea over Lodge't will be prorided. « mors spread that Jouhaud had 149. faced iht firing squad. 1 Ve*e*;ito. Banker D m SalTStion A m y will conduct Jouhaud'a lawyer, Yves Perus- lianeheator dM l^tea Mrs, Mary an e|ian air service at Main and sei, ^ked the rumors. Under Jane Crandall, Mre. Saunda Tay­ BONELESS Blmb Sta. t e n i ^ a t 7:S0. David French law the lawyer for a con­ lor and State Rep. A. Lawrence . AiMy will be m charge. In the demned. man must be present at Riker eakl during the aftarrioon s rant af rain, toe service will be his execution and Perrussel was they would vote for May over coMuetad in the Citadel building. reached at his home after the \ either Lodge or Seely-Brown, If he rifle Y M '- Saato^SuL alglit in St. death Police Commissioner Roger gate atrwigth. Gavoury in Algiers a few weeks Wheal tha roll was eallad, lira. Hdflcl C ut before Jouhaud openly turned Cbandall, Mrs. Taylor and Rikar Whole Brtikat Tim Qa-Weds ef Center Congre- traitor as a leader of the abortive voted for Saaly-Groani. Shaa did TOP gaUaMl Church has postponed Its generals’ revolt in April 1961. not vets. He said later he was in ’’ftr aw nul plaslc, sehedulsd fO'r to- Tho Algerian-born Jouhaud went ■f. msrrasr Mght until Friday, June oonferenca wtSi otoar eeavantlon GRjADE ew underground with hie co-consplra- cffielaU an tow poah^ty of May’s i;w) ti a t B M .pjtk. at BoltOh Lake. tor, ex-(3en. Raoul Salan, to lead mimary. Sttikle attanate, Atty. a savage campai^ of terrorism Thomaa Rai|mr, waa in.eourt and i CHOlCe -*A in a daaperate attempt to Mock eould not Attend. ' S U. S. Gav*t-'fntp*etsd WjothxUl^ymmon De Gaulle’s efforts to put Algeria V lb. on the path to Independence. May aaU bn wlU mast with Ua Jouhaud wu captured laat workers .ausday aftataocn at 2 Produce Specials Bin. Sykes’ WiU March. A week after he was con­ a’cloek lu’-Birabrd, to detjlda demned to death, Salan was whethas;1» .ltto iai7. ; ■-/ V V Braefits Hospital caught. A special court found SWIFT'S PREMIUM TRIMMED Vhsaa-iteH.Orik''' > ‘^extenuating circumstancea” in W IT H YOU He h M -tm .-h M ilH to l' 4a(Mt Boneless Pot Roast Choice tbV Salan’s case and the commander ' A ba#ii^ ef $16,000 and a por- IN M IND whether: to . dMD^A.JMfaury Utm; eg too reatdue of the estate of tho Secret Amiy got off with eontast wtth.AiSoh^or the guber­ a life sentence. natorial nomtof^ton. Lodge else Salactfd af the lato Bernice H. Sykes are Jouhaud from his death cell BONELESS has two weckA'to deode a e th e r Top to ha Npalved by Rockville City sent a message to Salan on Tues­ to demand a jIbilbMr tohtoat wlto Homltil under terms ot her will. day appealing to him to order the SeelyJInwB faW toa sahatmtol Lb. lu s . Sylcea widow of Ool. Secret Army to give up Its resist­ ice Chuck Grade > nondnatloau:.^*-^;- ‘ ■ - Ripe Qaarga B.. Sykea, died at San ance to Algeria’s Independence. The roU m the amatorlal RpaaHato'lfay 7. Bom In Rock­ Hierc has been no public re­ U p " sponse from Salan. but it ap­ §■ npmtoaGtg .ftm toha e|s>toraa raU Goldfiri 'A r\ ville A ^ $0, lgS2, ahe had lived ealla TtaS" etoen were l.vr ii In CUhramia 40 years. She end peared Jouhaud’s .appeal might Small win him clemency from Do POT ROAST for the.^attoeuay gahnral poet and Yellow ______bar husband owned a prune and Gaulle. eecretdjy of etato. Rib BhfIMi walnut mneh la the San The French cabinet discussed In the aUefuey general ioon- JlMlto VaUey. Jouhaud’s statement at a meeting taet, tha IfaUednatee delegaUon. Short Tim valua af har aetata is not Wednesday, A spokeainan said De tnohidinc 8hea^:Wad for John L, Igtowit Tim will has been admlt- Gaulle told the caMnrt men and A t t e n t i o n f o o d s h o p p e r s ! Bone# Of H aiU M mho waa de­ Shank tog to probata in California. eventa should be Judged from the feated by LMmUiS! Levy t f Hew IMomo to tha hoapltal will come viewpoint of the nation’s higher Haven, 399 ‘ Smoked Shoulders Lean L b r" * * Bam torea separate bequests over interests. Hits was generally con­ FOR FINE MEATS, SOLD tLf lisng nmiod. strued as an indication that the 5 to pound $to bequest U the tret. Shea adaj^:^to«adal| vnfe ,000 president was leaning toward THE SERVICE WAY ed for Mir .- -^WaoP' Week St m «r ona vrlth a stated value. Hos- sparing Jouhaud. Darien, M«p.:.Vay- convenient p lt^ autoorlties lay it will he NOT WRAPPED added, to the endowment fund. - LUSCI^j^MAUTIES Flesh Beef and Easy In addition, the hoepital will TRY FIRST FOOD btoa. Hrien Loy ef fM Ncetra one fifth of'the residue Personal INotices at Mrs. Sykes' estate after be­ kblAAir WlthdraWe ARMOUR'S STAR quests to r ^ tiv e s and frlenda, BAR-B-Q’s DELIGHT Qt.Bskt. SWIFT’S PREMIUM ^ e of thh 'Cnndldates choawi by and after three trust funds have Card of Thanks eoclematloh: w$a John Lupton of baeh eatabUshed. We with to thank all of our neigh- ^m ton for (iOngreiiamanHel-lacge. Tile third bequest is a portion of bore. friendB mnd reUtlYea for the Hla nomination waepraeoded br Lb. FREE STAMPS toa toraa trust funds. The funds maiiy acti of klndneu and eympathy shown IS tn our recent bereavement. e«ne bahind toe e c d n e a ^ T e ^ CALIF ORANGES Large Size Dos. wlU be sstabUshsd for friends and We especially thank all those who sent CHUCK STEAK K wai reported. The ohjy viaible niativaa ef Mrs. Sykes, but at the the beautiful floral tributes, and loaned eign of what had- preceded la l^ lA %sr STAMPS toaaclaattca of the trusts, a por- the use of cars. .ttr Mrs. Russell Vennart tcn» nemtoaUon .waa toe with­ THREE DIAMOND SOLID PACK ’ WmoUiCHASE of f-ll, PKO/ , . tten iriR ba turned over to the hos- snd children drawal of Bdward liptoak-y of pltal. ______Ur. and Mrs. Robert Vennart ‘gi*. Meriden -who' eald he Vvaa with- AIUMGII^AR PMNKFjDlIl ' toawlng himself aa .the only an^ PCND F W SHELTER SURVEY BEECHNUT In Memoriam i ^ c a d oandidato ^tfecause l.to - ■WASHINGTDN (AP)—The Ar­ In sod and lovinf memory of mv Ueve In party Unity.’^ .' X ,..; Cani EXTRA ^STAMPS my E aglnesn have awarded con­ friend Gladys Meehan, who poesed WITH PUSCHASrOf PKG.' tracts for fallout "Shelter surveys away June 7. IWl. IJpin^S 'eritodrawal/itpahed Whiteliteaf / COFFEE toe way tor Lupton,' ah estntoc NVGO SUClD n In 'Two OonnecUeut congressional Her memory is as d^ar today ronaervattvi who waa ^ of toe dlstriela- San. Thomaa J. Dodd, D- As In the hour she passed swsy. defeated gubem atot^ oandldatea. PINEAPPLE — GRAPEFRUIT Cbnn., announced yesterday. The Mary Gerlach What toe oanvenaeu dM not see SAVE rielplsnts were James P. Purcell, was toa dtaoartow of an attempt EXTRA ratr ST laa,, Nawtogtem. Conn., First Con- to nominate Atto. Pcsiald Z u ^ a WiTH 14-OZ. PK6. DANE-T-IITI i nual 'District, and Frederick In Memoriam ef Stamford n r the pooL PIANUT lUTTIR SANOWICHIf i In loving memory ef Violet Crockett Mania Assoeiates of Norwich. Kemeroff, who passed away June 7, K R A F T - Zeainm -Vm tire A hm faction Com., Fourth Congresslo.i; -L b .' Del • • • 1968. 2 1 cholee, addi it Was, raportediy'an t(lot.*ou to our minds. fMPIER N.Y. STATE CUT . , WITH PURCHASE Of J pl/APtS •> wm asamlna tha possibility of set- The days we do not think of you 7 RIB 46 Ox. Mmiday nlgtai over Zaatma that - •. -if'. toigrup shelters In existing struc­ Are very hard to find. SAVE c o n AU FLAVORS fURA K HAWAIIAN#UNCH 2 C ans SWnehed 'jto ,4ltamford delegates tures. Hus)>and and children. CUT to the eUnpert ef .iUsop Tueadey aad cloead. toe door to toe May B&MBAKEDBEANS 28 Oz. Cans ■upportam. EXTRAl^^’rstAMPS ROSSELER’S — READY TO EAT Zesima hnwhever nomlnatad. or Witli Purdiai* •( JOHNS.ON'S 14J>t. C<* KINGSFORD Other eandidatea ehoeen by ac.- 1 0 HOUSE A OARDIN RAlO clamation beeides Lupton were BARCOLENE 16 OZ. AEROSOL.CAN GHARCOAt FRODUCE Joaeph Adonwief MMdletown for Manchester Pet Center lieutenant gorerpor, Henry Za* , EXTRA STAMPS BRIQUETS gerakl of KarUUm for eontroUar, FANCY FIRM LUSCIOUS and W l l ^ D. Oruham of Hart­ WITH PUfCHASE OP 1-LS. SO'X * *'' W eekw d Specials ford for traasurar. Graham la tot .■L4 SUNSHINI PIG ram P t. B skt. first Nagiw.to ha acniinatod „for CHERRY TOMATOES aUto offieO.' • 0 TKUBSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY—JUNE 7-8-9 EASY LB. The faaUng of -thS-itom)h$aMir. LARGE SWEET ‘TtNK MEAT" ^ F U a Q U A R T JAR--DILL EXTRA'iSiJ STAMPS KARV BAG datogaUott on wMthar Maytomttid: WITH PURCHASI OP *6X OF ' ’ 10 U A U O N STAINLESS STEEL demand a,/i oz. pkg. 26c the daU^taa feel he dariaive vio-. EXTRA TtiS; STAMPS hiehdi KEEBLER tosy waa aSarad. Oua dalbgaw felt SW EET C O R H l-E ars WMh Purchaae Of 2 Lb. Bag ■ k Aquarium i t Thermometer GINGER SNAPS ...... 11 oz. pkg. 29e the tenei ed the; eoaveutleA at toe FOR^OST FACIAL MT. WHITNEY PflTED RIPE i t Rofloetor i t Pump $10.95 APPU5.S , i t Bulbs A Filter A Boater A Tubing OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. till 9 P.M..-SATURDAY till 6:30 P.M; SUNKIST EXTRA SStfsTAMPS ^A Gkaswool A Charcoal i^oncE — ...... f / |"| • ...... —...... namwi i 1 1 i ' i ' iiigiiwi .i(jiraifV ^i iTr] m ■' . i;i, i la aeoordanca with the require- FROZEN .A Gntrel A Food . REG. $25.67 nMata ef the Zonlag Ragulatoma with l^ltrelMua Of Dozen , 0 L IV E S J1UOS1DA ORANGES for .th*-.v'Ifmif‘'''af''M 2 d U tten ' Otna., tha Zenhig Ap- (T ♦ *»»»f»T»r»rr ’ i wisludd a public hearing an 409 FRUITPUNCH HAMSTER OUTFIT day atoning. Juto^A ISM at T A L L S JHI UABLE COUPON bc}ud,es: K.S FJd. to toe H o to to ig llM of COHNT C A N B ^ ©RAPE-LEMON the MualdoaUSaUdlag an the tol- PKGS. 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■ J. ■ 1 v;.' / 4 - ■ . -.-K , r r :}ji *:r "Ifr- 4. i. .. wyl*^.1 ./ i' V •.fi ' X u ‘ . ■;;.S-. • ' V ' ' ■ '' ■, .'^ - ■ ■ "' ' • V' ■ -■■ ' ' '*’ ■' ■■■ ' ''*‘ ^ PA69: FQ lX i^E N KVENINQ HERALD, MANCHEST^ C6NH« THURSDAY, JUNE 7/i96S ;ii^ >liii«Mii.Wwr 1. I ■.I..^■■I. >11 ...... ■ 1,111 Iiii iiifXliii lA ’ -' Kii i .Ml '...... Nil l>^l.l,.ll^,l»ll^■l|ll^ll.llil ri,iiii:..iimiiitil,ii)iai4 iiri.ii,*iiiiii'y^^ "\... "v, BUGLBBUNOT J [^ B0ABl>m6 HOUSE with MAJOR BOOPdl D AILT CROSSWORD PUZZLE ' 4;' ^MAN^payElT.EVENING-HERALD. MANOIESm^ CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 7| 1962 - ' PAGE FIFTEEN Hiyrz OH.VMyWltUZ fTHAT MACH M U W fT:' WANTAf/ AOJPA^TONTINj HtLr ^UXMffANy, \66lton MONKV i fWiMMUM AMMr taWwdwiBj I --- H«V27Ht$| TOftiyj SHOW* THAT Pw a v a c a t io n DAYS AHIAD . G«t Exfra S<|yings Foi^ ^ IROHlDB^GRyAJy State Ta lk AW MUCH KNOW V*MCrTMATIAWALt>Dfli^^‘ TOODSl U » « LIKE A CMUNlCOF«R»T//J{^f Me ERMAS ih a « h4ow ■ ^ 'I "s: WON,tw«»»T M-r~ fl rr$A/METBORire/'«~ DOWN iOn Stressed Vdeation Spdn^ingV.. Stocl^Up During yWU.,n1EA METBOmTE/FELLEl*^ LASTTIMATTWASA FRDIII-THeciCVlNAMETEOR PIECE OF OMNON ■ a S T " ' 5 ^ ^ SHowiBt/lftCHreoiTOPiN l l ^ tS Z 8AU. that NAPOLEON •amaiMe(aMC>jg|y Py''BbK(Q,ol8 Considtant A tk JH S O U M AOUNIMlN /| USEDASABAPEHRr . BNaw aaioanlM ln ULmM . (w.) . . ^ - m A PAM / dCVCRAL AUSeUMS \ i UNotata f fjtoooj/2!r^^ « Co-oiwnkt^ tMtwean boarda offkm er « t two bids aobmittiad. The rot^n/. ^£5SSf“ 7laiHn aducBUOft'. tniUdinf conunia- other hldi froRL'Woman Preuaa, MOTT’S jjp ^ wlo SSdw ■ionS^M the'utmost imi>6rtahce was for S70O,.DeUvary of the new WBaaieM rtnl In securlnif'^ community schooU, refrlrerator ia eiqiaetad about HSSSsSkh^i ;; SSViataa 'MUral June |S.''John Morianoa . of the *-y USoBtbm------!9*0«L S4 Take Into 4BChB)diM Dr. George Sanborn of the state Throe’'. Ja -Restaurant, who was SOUttUUHUI______cutody department ’ of education; told pm ent at the meetlnc; oSared. to ALLV OOP 1*1 S3 Sikh taandkaaU IS U f W i ^ BY V. T. HAMLIN $ those attandias a ■board oC aduoa* atorc- any partshiable food at his u nualtofl. 37^$aa( STM^rteoa fU tion m|;iUns laat highL ' restaurant, if necessary - untii the READ itom BID 6 RAGE (HiRCULAR MAILED TO YOUR HOME AOHyOH^iW^ MBawdom new refrigerator is deiivered...... * .- * . ■ ,-*■/•' ' ' P.lf' " j ' TD^SCAPe.. .THE EFFORT MStart Dr. j^ b o m advocated that r HT IT JLiguort wa# also authorised to AVAILED HIM MRiitar'.„ 1 r 1 r 1 r r there be representation of the proceedirocee with plans for a Bummer, KIOTHIMa. II «l »HonhapiM( boauMl- of ' education On building HUHDRfDS OF SENSATIONAL VALUES PLUS 4^ GREEN STAMPS MBodUMMe nr II 14 aehool program. He reported there' wto« cup commissions and that the board have bcqn 50 repliee to preliminary nr IV IT memben be ^ven voting rights. inquiries about sumiper aehool. }n It was ^inted out to Dr, Sanborn addition to remedial reading, it is SIT nr that' under the Ordinance . setting planneH to ofttf math. * rSvlew of y' •-1 up the^dutl^ cCthe locN 'public S38UM' building commisnon, it la stipu­ English grammar and a course in HKWP SSIndita a~ algebra for thoee entering Grade 9 THET intnloim lated that ex-oSlclo membira 'o f in September. Tuition of $35 per PRIDE OP FARM lA^s. CAN MAim, SSRMUS? w u the PBC not have voUng tights. dOWmtao . Dr. Sanborn n ld long-nnge course will be charged to defray ilS £ ^ dlUt^aa t r planning fo r schools was ^neces­ coats of tha program. If tha coat 43SmYM sary to avoid waste..,-. Studies proves to be less than that, Uguorl TOMATOES < H'' 43 lea Bbiiuid* aatd the difference would be re­ 471l«ibWa 1 '^1*^ •hotild be,ms4e of recent enroll­ \ IJ H ment axpetience, town and legion- funded. , I atanxo and Mrs. 6-7 Board member kirs.' Agnes Marshall Lewis. 6-7 dSfcrwu-. Kreysig said tha board waa sur- Members of JBoltoA Orange will ‘Mayba Janit lant tha only fiah In tha aaa but sha's prlaad tha PBC aet up aub-com- elect n»w officers at a m e e t^ SAVE JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD tha only ont t know who oan awim mltteaa and that tha board repre- tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Uie Com­ through Coometry IIP’ sentativa to the PBC had baan un­ munity. Hall. Plana wlU be (Ha- yOUSHOUlSNT able to attend meetings of tha sub­ cussed for a dairy supper on June 32c f k t i . CAN ...aUTHACKM& committees. Dr. Sanborn rolled 22. Mrs. Arthur Plnney Sr., Mrs. ’ OUT A NETWORK that the internal procedures of the Helen Oronlund, Barbara and White, Yellow, OF 9ERVICB RCAP9 Marie Sherwood will serve re­ WILL BE EXPENSIVE. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON PBC were its own business and DevU’s they should not be “hamstrung" in freshments. WITH A1Y IDEA >DU Anyone having articles for the CAN HOU7 RCMP- II ' setting up meeting practices. BUILOIN& TD A Dr. Sanborn said that it is quite white elephant sale to be held at MWIMLIM. true that Bolton aould not set up Bolton Congregational Church fA the sanva type of program offered may ledve them in the Testlbule of at Manchester High School, but the church any time, or may call Mrs. Earle Herricks to haV# items u that-the quality depends on many picked up. «aZ5_, factors, iitcluding the type of teacher enq>1oyed and the material The white elephant sale will be­ the teacher wbuld have to work gin at 3:30 p.m., a fobd sale at with. ' * 4:30 p.m. .and the chicken barbe­ Tha board endad'tta open sasaion cue at 5 and «:30 p.m. Mod Of tlw Ciorox Bieacii Fruit Cocktail at 10:30 p.m. and after a 5-minuta church headed by Philip Dooley. BY JOHNNY HART recaaa eontlnuad with its agenda. **»t«»*ws and Tha board received general spa- Milton Jensen will barbecue the D a MONTE BUZZ SAWYER Chickens. The events are being BY ROY, CRANE IBERes ONiyoNB eificatlona prepared, by Edmund WMY Do peapupr makb Peresluha end Dr. Alexander. held by the Conjp-egatori for the OWOUSLYTHS ' W COMIOMM|WIWSSUPPK> NO, X W E H T P ^'V r *U- IHlNfr Tb PRBVENr US HBUD STUPID, Mne6t of the'rAgioua educatimi MEOINIItflESH ^OUTOFTME HOUSE WITH IT. TOEORHOW /•niERE.XlNHOCENtr^ FUN OP t h e ir NATIONAL Plante for a junior high'selmol. building fund. SAVE lAvO s. $ " oysonwH ACUPOF /TOUSttf FRCM aOlk?UEiaiM«,7HE Their qMclficatlone were idmilar CANS THCObsSSErAND DEFEMse f to those they presented verfially at $U0AR.y 5*1*^ / / AHO \ \WC>RLP. _ Manchester Bvealng HoraM Bel­ inPOSN SOME JHHOCEHt^YWHEREOIP the April 24 board masting, pro­ WHERE. viding for 22,300 square fa ton correopondeat, Oram McDer­ 25c MNEOEKW vmmatsthat? mott, telephone Mlteiiell 8-6568. LTWSOEARf space. Copies of the junior high ittt school apMiflcstlons were sent to tha public building commission, to STAnii.MAN EUBCTEU tha seleotmen and to the town, QiraSEC f.4P> planning commission/-Board mem­ Walker, personnel director oC State of COnatiw... ,. bers said they felt tn^ junior Mgh What Do You Payjor Milk? n "specs” did not conform to the proa, elected president of the ' Publid gram they were setting up for w l- Personnel Association. Walker, of CONN. APPROV. HOHOQENIZED A M Beat the He^l FR02 N "JUICE-A- RAMA HartfOrd, Oonn., -was n am e-d e«a ^ «M Mi *« tt*. a 1 SsA M t«r on file. yeiUrday at the association’s S4Ui School Supt Philip Uguorl Was annual conference, which attract­ VITAMIN 0 MILK JUB - • T I P TOP ORANGE DRINK authorized to purchase a 40 cubic ed 400 delegates from the United • TIP TOP GRAPE DRINK IX or MATCH! \E10RTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALLl foot commercial-type refrigerator SUles and eastern Canada as well .... for the cafeteria from B. Goldm aa observers from Viet Ham, So­ SAVE 30e A CARTON • TIP TOP BLACK CHERRY A Sons of. Hartford for $609, the malia and Indonesia. _ itAoemNCMveap wuTiArr AND I OdBDTDTmKTHAT • TIP TOP RASPBERRY LEMON MMF-MM..W A PRIMCOF WATBR~ THWTIME? WHDH HELeWNEDTDOerHia SH0P4HTE OlfiARETTES CARTON HUH? M CANIBRMOyXJONE? OWN CWNKOF IWtre? It? • TIP TOP STRAWBERRY LEMON RNALLYOer^eCN^OeEB OLD-FASHIONED TREAT! “•T R I VITA DRINK ’ • SHOP-RITE or LIBBY’S TUB BUTTER LEMONADE, J*INK or REGULAR

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m m m m ^ t, / SIX T E E S ^/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONNw'THURSDAY, JUNE 7,-1962 ^ IIAKCBSSnER EVENING HERALD. MANdRBSTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1962 PAGE s e v e n t e e n Spotlight Squad Cutback iHeto* Loimg Streak Ueachei 17 StraigUi Legion Nine, Hera Saturday/ior Rams, Covent^ ' H--?' Tb« ibUowingvboys have s i ^ vived the first eat of the I^egton boMiball teaqi and wilt pracUee Friday night, starting at <: ■s.v JIQWIE HOLCOMB DmuUS Dall^-,\ OMMTge May, Rock^e Nine . NEW'YORK .(AP)—Op6T -tfW ^ Muf consecujUve Cub' bat-^le drove in the run that snapped Aeeletaat gporte fedltar ' Roger .MacalMke,' Ray Dotefeki, ition' overhauT has moved ters in the ninth, giving the last a ‘ “2-2 “ tie '''in the...... seventh-“**“ and the Rusher Seen as Threat NEW YO R iC ( AP)~Ainer-*^,_K«in _McBrMe proved R£D S0X.T1OEIM BUI Maaeggia, Mike Reardo^ into its secesd *Uge for the free pass to Don Landrum to Cards added , the clincher against And Waterford Jinx against his former club, out Tom Kelley, dim Mistrstta, break a 3-S tie as Lou. Brock the Reds in the eighth on'm single Looking Back, We Remember...... lean League pitchers, hit un­ In Detrott'e overtime equeaker Fred MeCarry; Paul" Riehai^ Los Angeled Dodgers, tearing crossed with the ’winner. The by Stan Musial and . three walks ALUMNI UBAQtnB dueling Ray Herbert as the Los against Boaton the Tlgera pushed 'ITie 1%2 high Bchwl baseball season, Connecticut version, In CIAC Golf Tourney mercifully in that record Angeles Angels edged the Chi­ Steve Biwdy, BUI MoCartU^ toward the top again in that Giants had tied It in the ninth. by Joey Jay _(8-6). Larry Jackson Stoodiags. c.. acroM t|>e winner in the eleventh Den^ lagers, Bob K tg u etta t Dick Ellsworth (4*7) went the dis­ (5-8), went--' the’ route for t ^ ]0 just atout over. There are a few scattered regular season In First Game home run barrage of last cago • White Sox 1-0. And Osteen agfaiflst reliever Dick Radatr on fworteam struggle for su­ W. L. Pet. O.B. ■ ■ * and the Senators beat -BaltlAiore Ron Anderson, Mnrk Monette; tance for the victory. * ' ricto'ry. , - games today’ and 24 (plus ties) teams will extend their sched- Police A Fire ...6 0 1.000 — year, seem to be coming back Norm McAuIiKe’a single and Dick Jim Coleman, BillPowers, premacy in the' National • * • • * * •- Several area boys, led by Rockville High’s Jimmy Rusher, Brown i bunt hit. ules (b^ause of tournament qualification) for another week, Two area high schools— ®®148 •»./...... $ .867 i into their owTi., Chris MoHai.e, Dtbk Sjiegal, League. DODGERg-PIRATE»-^ BRA\’E8-CX>LTS-n ' are among the pre-tourney favorites in the annual CIAC golf Pitching certainly was the key Other,than that, it’s over. '*'— Rockville and Coventry—will Noaslff I .500 3H VANKS-INDIANR— Jack. MeAdains,^DIek 'HSnam. Reeling off thelC second victory The tJodgers snapped a I-l tie test scheduled tomorrow at Indian Hill Country Club, New-, Wednesday with star performers .ANGELS-WHITE- SOX— Making his fiist'" start sines >*■ The ’writer, between covering make their first stanti PooU'cclU’s ...... 2 .600 3H Terry, now 7-4, struck out 10 „ „ „ „ ChiicR B a r r e n ' Cary Galla­ streak In on attempt to catch In the eevonUi inning of the regu*. anybody. W* saw him onjy Green Manor .>..3 .400 3 ington.imrtnn. ’ ' • a ...... —* ranging from Ralph Terry of New The Angels cashed in ■ against front-nmning San Franctico, the April 29 for Milwaukee, Lew Bur­ Manchester High regularly, doing once, but from - that performance (ever) in the CIAC Baseball and put down 18 Indians in order, gher, Dick yMarsh and Dave lation garfte' on Ron Falrly’s two- a bit of umpiring now and tfien H«4, .National .,1 '.33.1 8 Rusher, s sophomors at Rock­ York’s front-running Yankees to one out ih the last Howes. ,Oodgerii uMMd their latest string run'hOmer off Joe Gibbon (0-1), dette allqw ^ a dogen hits. An and several othet-s we've heard Clauds Osteen of Washington's during one stretch. Tht-lean right-! ^ and just , plain "apectating ” has Tournaments that open Sat­ A A,1'..*....:..<1 .250 3H ville, is undeMstsd in two years of Landrith S^nt Out ninth u'hon pinch hitter Afbet/Ptlday’S senslon the to four games by winning a pair then put It away with two in the eight-bit attack was enough to and or read about, we can state scholastic competition — a total last-place Senators. hander issued-Just one walk. ' Tom Burgess hit a bascs-loaded seen upwards of 26 games involv­ urday. Bontly Oil ...... 1 .250 Sti The Yankee, were checked on i team./^'IU- be ofHciaUy picked from Pittsburgh Wednesday night eighth. The Pirates chased rookie *■*"1 the Oolta. Jim Golden (8-3) he. has one thing st bat that has The Rams, coachOd by Ron Ko- of 18 matches. Terry turned in a four-hitler ns T-S-S in the cpmpletion df Tues- Joe Moeller. (4^) in the ninth., s the loser. ing 40 or so teams o f A, B and C nothing to do with handicaps. He’s By Mets to, Birds the YankeesV^ankees broke their first the weidcend wUl be used claasificatlon. - - . such, were ranked sixth sm ohf Loat n M t’a option "at Charter He hasn’t confined his winning until the sixth, when back-to-back j iir^.w'orklng the boys outin ;^ y 's suspended game and t-S in with' two walks and a singA^y aggressive. , eight Class B qualifiers, take on Oak aaw Police A Fire come up place deadlock with Cleveland, ' ,(t regulation contest. From that groUp of literally All too many Umea, high echool to diisl matches either. He won beating the Indians bO,Jllm JOaat homera by Roger Maris and John «,r vA 'r«»M iro opes to have them read.v. Mr Ed Roebuck yielded a run on DlyK PHIL8-MET8— second-rated Waterford at Mid­ with a pair o f runa in Ihe last PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Th# 'Blanchard gave them control | SENATOltS-OBioLES— the opening gnme which ,is le Giants, who have held first Stuart’s single before Rob Perra- hundreds of schoolboy athletes, batters go to bat and wait, Walt the 1961 New England Junior pitched a five hit shutout Tfo? Tight pitching, won both g ^ e s dletown. Coventry, gained, the inning to edge Green Manor. 5-8. golf championship after losing in New York Mets ace sending catch­ ' ■ ^ Osteen allowed only three Wu Bi-hednied. Wednesday, June IS place''since April' 30, lost to the noskl came on to ,gef the/final three stand out as we reflect back for a walk and v’ben it doesn’t sixth .slot ih Class C. and also drew iumneseka in a 7-0 vtctorv that Piicogo^-^bs 4-8. , for the Phils with Cal McLish (S-1) come, berate the umpire for call­ Carl Hoitenthal, who .had the fikals the year before. er Hobie Lsndrith to the Balti­ pushed the Twins into third. 'PUiWfa *.___ 1*^"*^’ Orioles rallied for .their at Mt. N'ebo against Rockville. out. , on the enjoyment received from the nmner-up dub —. Ellsworth " ‘ Ih two out th the St. LoUki^ dropped third-place In the one-Innfiing windup of the grabbing the opener, with a seven- these games of the past eight or ing strikes. Not Bernie! He alugge'd a two-rUn homer earlier, Rusher was one ot three from more Oriole# Ih paymint M r'first Jim Running went 11 sM3>ng In-, The Twins took command early,. ninth. comes to hit and doesn't wait. His High of South Windsor. The game drove in the t)t>breaking nine In basemsn-outfleldef Marv Thronjtif Cinclnnatt 7.^ games back by suspended -game, thp' Dodgers hitter and Art Mahaffey 41S•^) nine weeks. la set for- (Wethersfield. Both the state to qualify for the United nings in Detroit's 5-3') decision j ’’ * " 7 Walker for Joe Hicks provided the Sena- edging the Re& 4-3, MUwaukee slashing safeties won several the seventh; m addlUon, he re­ berry. ' over Boston for a split of their: Players Named tacked ori a run whlle'Sandy Kou- nailing the nightcap 'with a four- The first Is Manchester’s Tom games start at 1' o’clock. States Junior test last year snd e t^ t hlte and six run, before tors big punch. He tripled off beat Houston 8-t>nd Philadelphia hitter. In the first ^ game Roger games for Coach Bob Stevenson’s lieved starter Hiany Pleclty In the also added the Metropolitan Hart­ Landrith was to leavs UTa Met* day-night doubleheader. The Red' fax set the Pirates down tn order Kelley. sixth and got credit for the vic­ cAl- j ii, nn'------, 'iw him ih the fourth. B y . Robin Robert, in the seventh extended the Mets’ Noidng skid to to preserve the victory for. Don Craig (2-8) took the loss. Wes nine and his alert overall play in Rockville has S season record of ford Junior Chsmpiionshtp to his after completion of thefr double- S6x shaded Ute Tigers in the aftv winning, the Twins took over' scored the game’s first run on For Intermediate 17 sweeping a tw t-nl^er 2-0 and When he’s feeling right and real­ the outfield (he’s thinking all the ,12 wins and. three losses. Two of tory. Pleclty, who fanned 10 dur­ Drysdale (9-3); Bob Friend (S-7J Covington tagged At Jackson (2-7) ly determined, be can throw a base­ ing hia mound stl(it. also had laurels. header at Philadelphia, where h* e m « n game 2-1 Bill Montau- third place from Detroit and Bob John.son',™ingle and hit ^ 2- 1. was the loser., 'wilth the second game defeat when time) was responsibis Mr a cou­ the defeats were registered by esught in both gmtnes. q ^ tte s pitching and Frank M ai-; moved to within eight percentage olinehing homer in the top of the FRESH DEAL—A proud ball as fast any high school pitcher three hits for the winnert. Last season, as s freshman, he' Baseball League • • » • he la.shed a phich-htt single to ple more. Clss.x A G'astonbUTv end did not Throtiebe5ry went to the Met* zone a ninth inning homer, j points- of Cleveland. i ninth sgajnal Dick Hall foreman, Melvin Mow- anywhere. His performances count in the tournament ratings. finished third In the CTAC test. OUBS-OIANTS— c a r o s -r Ed s — .vcore Bob Oldls Iri the ninth and • ♦ * Summary; from the Orioles on May 9 In what ______' ‘ y * . against Maloney and Conard were A lot .-of Rusher’s competition I The Intermediate Baseball rey, shows you the hand­ Giants reliever Don Larsen (8-1) Red Schoendienat'a plnch-hlt sin- break a 1-1 deadlock. Coach John RIsley’s Patriots arc Fire A P o lice ----- 003 000 2 5-8-1 was announced as a straight cash masterpieces. Later, against Henr>- Willborn 11-3 for the year and also have a Green Manor ___ 010 101 0 8-5-1 should com# from some nearby ri­ I League coache.s held their auction some, blazed face of vals. Manchester. H|fb's Unksmen deal,.-bul turned into a playsr-or- Wethersfield, he was suffering Third .on our list, which ss y(8i game today—against Windham Plecity, Hohenthal (6) and Pll- cash transaction. last night at the BJast Side Center Greek Money, the Preak- from arm troubles, according to can see, is not for playing ability have lost only one (iif 15 dual testa East Qoses Baseball Slate with the following results: Tech. Coventry Is a “hot” team, konis; Lynch, Colangelo (5) and Landrith. a 32-year-old lefthand­ ness winner, which he (Mach Tom (no relation) Kelley any more than the intangibles this season and boast five fine Nassill's — Coach Paul laco- Yopng Pitcher Not for Trade they’ve won ^^ght straight since Barry. ed hitler who has l)een with five wa.s confident would that make you remember one and losing to Ellington May 11, Individual players. bucci: Players: Tom Greeg, John and his work wasn't as sharp. major league clubs In ths last dec­ "With 15-1 Victory, 7-4 Record also win the Belmont But while' he didn’t have his forget a hundred others, is lanky Lefty Skip dander (8-3), leads CHURCH LEAGUE Co-Captains Stan Hlllnskt and ade, was pick^ up by the Meta McOeshan. Matt Reiser. Jerry Henry Willlwm of Ellsworth. Dave Kaye have bee« ' shooting Boucher. Ponticelll’s—Coach. Carl Stakes. overpowering fast one, Tom still the Rockville pitching corps, back­ With at lesflt one run in each of from San Francisco in the Nation­ X ’ ------was In control of the game all the Seldom have we run across a ed by Dick McGill (2-0) and fresh­ the first six innings. Center Congo lower rounds consistently but al Lsagiie expansion draft. .. Finishing the season with s .N'ATIDXAL l e a g l e Rohrbach: Player.s: And.v Ragan- boy who got as much fun out of MAN ABOARD—Tuxedo Hill has heart and endurance Keith Rotbbins, Tom Jacobsen and is, Dick Slln.ska.s. Bob Hitt, Howie Sadecki Suspended way, seemingly working only as man Jim Marello (2-0), both right­ had an easy time trouncing Lib­ The Mets will bring up catcher flourish, E>uit Catholic H I g h's Four runs In the third inning hard aa he had to. playing baseball. And don’t for­ but lacks one important ingredient—a rider—as he thun­ Ned Zagllo areh’t far back. helped Nassiff Arms to a 7-4 Holmes, Bill McKenzie. Bill Dixon. handers. Jim Toomey (5-2) and erty Mutual, 13-1, last night in Chris Cannizzsro fron>. Rochester baseball _ team walloped rival Sports Schedule | Hamilton Defeats If the sore aim disappears, as get, as coaches, tups and players Joe Minor (6-1) have done all of Church Softball League action at ders through the Aqueduct stretch with winner Volstead Tomorrow's action should pro­ of the Intemattonal League, but triumph over Manchester Auto Lincoln Oil— CMach Henry Pope: often do—high sciiool baseball is vide more than tne usual amount Northwest Catholic 15-1 yesterday Players: John Kelly, Walt Smolen­ Is quite likely, the C3ty of Village Coventry’s mound work and each (Charter Oak. ■ Act, right, Johnny Rot* up. Tuxedo Hill dumped (Don Er- he will continue treatment Mr an Parts in the National League la.st Moriarty Nine, 3-0 (Jharm could well have another on a GAME being played by BOYS! has a no-hitter to his credit. of interest for Msnchester-Rock- afternoon in Hartford. Thonwlay, June 7 night at Buckley FMeld. sk!. Gary Matre. Dave Saplenza, For Failing to Shoi^ Henry’s love for the diamond Rill Whitney, Ray Blanco and rico at the start. Statesmanship, Larry Adams up, is sec­ injured finger before he Joins th* RockflviHe at Ellington. Jim Hokkanem. Dave Gryzb. Green a lengthy list ot home town prod­ They’re both rightles. Dick Pitkin paced the winnere’ at­ ond. yllie area. team. _ i^The game closed.out thg sched- Sandy -Nell and Bill Toma.s.sl Involved In Its second straight ucts in organized baseball. Per­ pastime just can’t be hidden . Seymour was rated tops among 'ule for Coach Doff "Burns' club Windham 'Tech at Covenlrv. each had three hits for the win- Manor—Coach Jim Galanek: Play­ whether he’s in the field or on the tack. (Jstcher” Don Cook was Lib­ 3-0 declalon, Moriarty Brothers haps his talent will have to be pol­ the Claas B teams, followed by erty’s best offensive bet with two which twon seven and lost four. A * I vs. Ponticelll's, 6:15, Char­ ner.s. Tom Rea and Keith Lovell ers:'Ken Rooke, Paul Krysiak, bases. His constant chatter ter pak. Gene Ruggerlo. Bill Kunz, Wa.vne was this time on the wrong end ST. IDUIS, Mo, (AP) .'*• The pitcher said Devine told ished a little more. If so. he has W aterford and Southington. hits in three triee. Yeaterday’s victory avenged an socked homers for the losers. Rea and lost to Hamilton Standard In NATIONAL LEAGUE the coming American Legion sea­ keepa hla teammates alive, pitch- Trumbull and Ellsworth each re­ Pagani’s vs. Egg 'N You, 8:15. Rautenberg, George Bychoiski, Bonus bjiby Ray Sadecki, sus­ him he would not be traded and era nervoua and oppoaition alert Summary; earlier season loss to Northwest fanned 14 batters over the six- a Hartford Twilight League tilt that If he refused to play he W. Lu P et G.B. son to doajust this. ceived an equal numerical rating and alao gave Ektst a tie with the Mt. Nebo. inning stretch." Bruce Catalano, "Werstler, pended by the St. Louis Car­ San Franribco 40 16 .714 to the fact he’a around. Center 412 123 0—13 12 0 Ijirry Aceto. AAI—Coach Elmer last night at Colt Park, Hartford. would be suspended. But regardless of his future, in Class C with TYumbull getting Liberty 100 000 0— 1 5 7 Hartford school for the mythical Temple Beth vs. St. Marys, Summary:; », Lon Angeles .. .40 17 .702 Tom’s fiery work on the mound Added to theae cheer-leading the first place slot In the pairings 6:15, Charter Oak. Kilby: Players: John Schneider, Former minor • leaguer Lev dinals for failing to show up Bonus Baby 'A qualitiea ia a natural ability to hit area Catholic School champion­ -Nassiff’s '...... !024 001—7-12-1 Spencer pitched the route for for Wednesday night’s game, Ctnrinnatl .... .29 20 .592 i'/j this season will long be remem­ on the flip of a coin. McCarthy and Whitney; Fowler ship. Both Blast and Northwest BA Club vs. Moriartv's. 8 :15, Auto Parts ...... 210 001—4- 5-2 Tom Mlnior. Frank Burdick.. Dave Sadecki signed\ with* the Cards Pittsburgh ... .28 28 .549 91/, a baaeball for very lengthy dis­ and Cook. Hamilton and chipped in with a bered. tances. Naugatuck High led Class A posted three and pne records while Robertson. Farldoni, .Bob . Hazzard, Dick Ro­ says being traded is the an­ for a bonus estimated at *50,000 St. liO llis___ .26 24 .520 11 * * e Rn.1 ...... Havey and Tomassl, -Spector: two-run single In the fifth to give right out of high school in Kansas ualifiers with Maloney of Mert­ South Catholic lost all foUr grames. Red * -White \s. Army NaVy. 6, i Rea and Barton. mano, Frank Vaccaro, Dick Carl­ himself some working room. Two swer to his problem. Milwaukee . . . .25 28 ;472 18'/, All three—Tom Kelley, Berate en, eXTL champion; second, and DUSTY LEAGUE Waddell. son. Fire & Police - Coach Jim City, Kan., In 1958. Merlle and Henry Wlllbom—are S “It was our best gwne of the of the. hits he allowed were tri-' But General Manager Bing De- Houston ...... 22 80 .423 16 Bemie Mcrli Notre Dame of Bridgeport third. Flriit overtime game of th# eea- Moriarty's vs. Nassiff, 6, Wiley: Players: Frank Katkaus- young men the writer will always ' year,” Bums said happily despite Ver- Scoring three times in each of pies - - by Dave White and Leo vine. who suspended the young He won 14 games Mr the Cards PhilaUrlphla . .21 81 .404 17 Second' boy to remain In our •on was decided when Ralph Noyee planck. • kas. H o ^ e Pitkin, Jim Sarle.s, John C.vr. Hal Lewl.s of Hamilton was lefthander indefinitely, says ’’He’s last year and this yea- owns a Uhirogo ...... 17 35 .827 22 remefmber from hlstvsry first sea­ whacked an eighth-inning double a slightly sore thrtMt. “We finally the first two innings. Paganl's memory la Bemie Merit of Wind­ son in Eastern Connsetieut. Ansaldi’s vs. Norman’s, 8, Biiek- Holmes. A1 Sn.yder, Harold Case, the only player to get more than no more tradeable today than he 2-3 record and the worst earned New York .. .12 36 .2.10 24 sor. If determination, application that gave Mol Tool a 15-4 win combined good pitching (by Carl ley, / ' tripped Ansaldl’s, 7-2, in the. In­ Bob Constantine. Bruce Cappa. . run average on the team—7.20. * « * T*fl Mel Jinx Colangelo) with timely hitting one hit. was yestSrday.” FVednesday’s Results and. mental attitude were all that over Colonial Board In a Duaty Frida}-, June g ternational League last night at Thc.se boys will be contacted by Summary: SSdeCki, 21, sat in his apartment He blamed part of hi* trouble Chicago 4, San Francisco S. was necessary, here’s a youngster Sports Potpourri . CLIFTON, N. T: (AP)—a League slugfest last night at Rob­ (Mike Le^ch, Joe Altiblcki and Verplanck Field. their coache.s as to their practice ertson Park. . CIAC Golf Tournament, Indian Hsmiltoii (3) during the game with Cincinnati on not pitching often enough. "I've .Philadelphia S-2, New York 0-t. who would go to the top immedi­ group of amateur golf promoters! t .... Tom Bayler).” Hill. Rich Hanko had a nb-hitter for Ah h po a The first o f a proposed annual sessions. The league will play at 1 0 1 1 while Devine watched it from the found it tough not pitching regu­ Ia>s Angeles 8-lS, Pittsburgh 8-8. ately. starts out today to break a metro-' Seven of the winnera' 18 hit* Colangelo fanned 10 and allowed Pagani’s until the sixth when Memorial Field and will start with larly. series of lettermen’a banquets ia only five hits. Leach . collected If . , 2 2 0 0 0 press box.’ St. Louis 4, Cincinnati S. Unfortunately Bemie will not politah attendance Jinx while were Mr extra bases, Skip Kun- Richie Lgcrolx aAd Bob Blelski hit a doubleheader Sunday, June 17, Thomas, rf Devine said, “ He’ll be used as scheduled this evening at Man­ ■thTM safeties for Blast while Alu- 1 2 0 0 I “ I plan to call Devine Thursday Milwaukee 6. Houston 8. make day night when he was brought dynsmlte.” the Polo Grounds last Friday. A out 10 and retiring 18 men In or­ eat it too. He sold the Philadelphia ton (Farrell 4-6), (N). one-armed outfielder who had a train fire just outside of New tremendously to spectators. and Stavena. Warriors of the National Basket­ Avery, rf . . 2 i . in as a relief pitcher «t the start MXAMI BEACH. F la —Mike De- der at one stretch lit 5-0 victora- Mnriarty, lb 2 s 0 n i of the sixth inning against Cincin- Onl.v Games Scheduled brief fling with the St. Louis' York Oity delayed the return trip John. 210H. Syracuse, N.Y., out- over Cleveland that sent New York ball A.ssoclation for a record______*850,-' 'ia^nP'P 21i . 2 3 ft Friday’s Schedule Browns of World War II days, Ber- ^ d the boys, plus advisor Jim St'MMrJlBTTE.S — Shirley 000 «o the franchise could operate Svlv>-.«(er cl .y 3 0 ji nati, He gave up two home runs, Wednnsday’s Honirrs polntad Bert Whitehurst. 108 B a l-; InM .American League lead. n committed two errors and allowed New Y’ork at Chicago (8). nie grabs the ball with his glove Kaiser, were sleepy-eyed when Clemaon 117, Grace Murrey 126, in San Francisco. Now he becomes ' • -Bgla. 3h 2 1 tlmore, 10. Batting — Joe Hicks, Senators, White, c ...... a 3 0 five rung to score without ‘retiring Philadelphia at Cincinnati, (N ). hand In the outfield, flips It Into they finally arrived home about (J Irene Lablance 117-334, Lori Sinl- its general manager for at lea-st a DriRrall, n .. (Season Total in Parentheses) ST. JB2ROME, Que.—Bob Cler tripled and scored first run in cropc 128-338. Caroline Janicke ______0, 1 man before Manager Johnny Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, (N ). the air while he tucks the glove a.m. 2M, ■ Imocked out | seventh inning, t h e n provided year here. He conceivably could .AYIERICAN LEA OrE San F fanclvo at St. Louis, (N ), under his arm and catches the And aa If that trip wasn’t 119, Emma Aceto 132-337, Fran become president of the loop since TotRln ...... » 0 3 13 7 1 0 i K«»ne yanked him out in disgust. Maris, Yankees (9) J l ^ y Simpson. 193, Birmingham, | margin for 2-1 victor}- over Bal- •lamaltis 119, Sophie Burger 119, HamiUon ...... 001 002 x- sIThe Cards went on to \xin 10-9 in • Los .\ngeles at Houston, (N ), ball again to fire back to the in­ enough, a couple of soccer play­ __ tlmore with ninth Inning homer. Maurice Podoloff has annotmeed m. (\vr WhitA SAf Raukausliss: DP, : 11 innings Blanchard, Yankees (8) field — _ much faster than It took ers were back on the road again Inez Babineau 124. plans to retire after next season. Driscoll. L'yr and M oriarty; LOB Mop- Hicks, Senators (1) Said RCeana after, gam e; AMER10A.N LEAGUE to write’ this — or fo r you to read the next day (Sunday) accom­ larty a 4^ HjtmDjon 7: BB._Spencer 1, Brown, Tigers (8) Driscoll i ; SQ, Spencer 2, b ria coll 3. "The worst .exhibition of effort W. L. P et G.B. It: i panying coach Dick Danielson to I’ve-'Over seen on a mpjor league Cash, Tigers (16) New York .,,,.28 __ At the -plale he’a.,.as tough as a doubleheader at Randalls Island. Evh Is Ihs “0000 OLD DAYribs]) ##111*17 |St sslsss Ilk# HilsI 1*110)831, Red Sox (A) 19 .506 Counting from the day U’a diamond.” Cleveland .... .27 20 .574 1 Maikone, Red Box (4) hatched, tlie average duck In the He fined Sadecki *250. Minnesota , . . ..SO 28 .566 I . / , - udld can expect to be around Mr Schilling, Red Sox (4) "I toid Devine I’m not going to Detroit ...... 27 21 .568 »'/, an eye-catching barbecue sunshade of about one year. A bird that lasta put up with that. I said you’re NA’nONAL LEAGl-E Los Angeles - .. .26 28 J18I I . MI 3-OO^T five years is an old-timer, and a going to have to do something Fairly, Dodgers (5) Chicago ...... 87 26 .509 4 Twins Playing Winning Ball lO-vear-old is both ancient snd I with me. I said get rid of me,” Taylor, Phllliea (4) Kansas City . .25 28 .472 6 rare. SaderkI said., . Mejloa, Colts (14); WELDWOOD* Jubilee Specials on Baltimore .... .24 27 .47 i ’i6 Thanks " to Improved Bench TR 5-9604 Boston ...... 20 28 .417 *'/, Washington .15 34 .306 14 Wedneoday’g Reoult* 55 WINDSOR AVE, ST. PAUL, Minneapolis (AP) —< ' try sometimes the worse you get.” OPEN EVENINGS New Y’ork 5. Oeveland 0. When he took over a* manager of ROCKVILLE Boaton 8-8, Detroit l-J. Harman thinks hla timing ia oil MlnneaoU 7, .Kaaaaa City 8. th* Minnesota Twins last season; right and it’s just a maUer of CHEVROLETSl Sam Mele barely could muster one meeting the ball. ■ ’ ’ '6 2 SYaahlngtoq 8, Baltimore L adequate reserve player. Authorized Chrysler, Plymouth, Yafiant Dealer I-oa^.\ngelna I. Chicago . Mele feels it’s deeper thait^at. FANELING DRIVE SAFE 0 This year it's an entirely differ­ .’’Harman’s quits confuosa at ths Today’a Giunea ent situation and last night's 7-0 piste right now,” e e i r Mele. "I SPECIALIZING IN ALL CHRYSLER PRODUCTS REPAIRS Detroit (Foytack 4-1) at Boa- romp paaUKanaaa City illustrates I ton (Wllaon 8-1). just went, to free ^ mind. He's TNI how miKh^an Improved bench has over-swfnging snd ^ pressing.” Kanaoa City (Wlokeraham 8-1) meant to Mele. IGEIIIERALI at -Hinneaota (BonIkowakI 4-4). Sam decided to bench Harmon ' ITilcago (Plzarro 8-4) at Killebrew for weak hitting and Vic Fogarty’s Beaten ALWAYS TIRE SPECIALS Angelea (Orba 8-8). Power was for>ced out of the line­ Cleveland (Perry- 4-8) at New up with a pulled side muscle. York (Stafford t4-8), 8 p.m. Rookie George Bonks replaced By One Run Again Y O U _Woahlngton (Boriialde 4-!4) at Klllibrew In left fleU, end drove in m mvn A GOOD SELEC ION Baltimore (Bmivn T-t ), (N), * 8 pair of runs with a triple. Don Dropping their third straight 7 Friday’s Ncliedale Mincher eubbed Mr Power at first ons-run decision, Fogarty Broth­ Detroit at Washington (8). base and smacked a mn-scorlng ers lost a 3-1 affair to Columbia (Twl-N). ' ’ single. Labels last night In the Wllllmtri- THAT YOU CAN BUY OF GOOD CLEAN ^Umnre o,t New York, 8 p.m. Bonks Real Find tie Twilight League. Cleveland at Boston,. 8 p.m. “Why don’t you write something Glenn Cross lasted Jim Parms- Chicago at Minnesota, (S).' aixmt Banks?” Mele asked a re­ lee i n , one of the beet pltcheix' W a do irfi tM s»^orrect cM tor, camber, t«o*ln, Itonsas dty at Loa Angelea, porter. “Every time we put him in duels of the season. The Lakers PRICES ARE STILL OiD-FASHIONED, (N ). * he’a ireat," he added of the erst­ connected Mr two run* in thk open­ A BRAND NEW 1962 while New York Yankee farmhand ing inning arid hung on win. FULL SIZE CHEVROLETS • SPORTY CORVAIRS • LIVELY CHEVY II M OblLS ddiiMt ftoaring, eris$^re$$ and tofoty ehtek Hms, who last season led the Eastern Cross helped hia own ..cause with League in home mns (30) and two hits and an RBI. An error s|- HURRY IN DURINO OUR USED CARS Coventry Victor runs batted in (108), while with lowed’ the second .(and winning) CHRYSLER SEDAN bokm co front wkaalt. AH mokos, modalt. Blngluimton." ' run to score. 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iiu 42picarM EVBaqNo h e r a d b . m a n c ^ t e r , c6iCONM„ THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1969. PAGE NIM K tlXlt rmOtmamxss M A S C B S S ^ EVENIK9 HEIRAlD,. HAMCH^T£:&; OONM^ THORSDAY, JUNE 7,1962 .4’ Goods 61 i Furai^ad Aparf wts 3S>A Hon8su;Foi‘,,Ssl» 72 HoHsm For Sak ^ Wuited^Rted lM»te T1 Busin MS 8« y )c88 Offerid 19 THKPH OU^HTA BE A LAW BY PAGAi^T u d sm irrsN Boats and Aceamories 43 WOirrnPUL^^nnd drapeit O ont Ft v b KOOBg apartment, fully fur- igaooionial homa GERARD n R E K T -4 bedroom Co- SIX ROOM Oailonlsi. near Main been uae4, fit. 8 foot whutowa. DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS-For the BOLTON LAKE —4 room • ranch, mSB OOUEONS U ite l^ ROME LANDBCAPmO - DMtgn. used to chU- ■alley, nlslwd. beat and hot water includ­ 5 hsdrauni. 2% btehs, 24ar . ga- lonlal on HOe foot deep lot, IH St., IH baths,-hot water oil.heat, discriminating buyer, 7 room fireplace, knotty pine liylng room, real astotet Oou ■ » ftiB >»wiinffog, «ke ed,': Main St. location,' aecond . raga. Urge iawdacaped yard. baths, family size kitchen, formal ts, plantiiig. Lawn tertiUaa- dren, v n y reiSeanaUe. AlaO'," year two, — PI 2-78S<, built-ins, city utiliUea, si real buy ranch, 3 baths, 2-C(U- garage, 2,flra oil heat, lakefront privileges, tec prompt aafl eowtsoui e floor, $125 monthly. BH 9-4IM. r Shown by appolidmtnt. Marion E. dining room, living room with flife. for a quick sale. Charles Lesper- weed and msect control. John ofS dog needs room to lioam. Rfon- ... . h-p. places, laundry iw m city utili­ boat dock, only $9,990. Small down Josepb Bsitb, Brakic. : Robartaon, 'fu a lto r. BH Idace, garage and tool shed. Pric­ ance, BH 9-7030. ties, extra large lot. Immediate E . Whltham Laifliaeape Ninsary, „dacSATimDAT 0 AM, Thuraday T 8. Safonday T-c Iti sisad atone and acrCenlngB. For Saturday 8 to 4. Choman Houae- OORIHSR SPRUCE and 'Birch, any MANCHESTER n ice. lets, prime opportunity for 8-7868. BRAND NEW crib, $38. BH 1:438$. A truly remarkable horns Jn a income and Investment.'x^ daltVjRlas caB Qqorga H..Grlffing, wrecking. Stock Place, eft .N. ■mail buainesa, heated, low rent lovely ssttlng. Shewn by appoint BRICK COLONIAL IjOIs For Sale 73 Carlson admitted toe tosCt aad -Ma. '$H,750-WiUlngton -r- New 0-room of land. Reduced to 319,900. Eve, with water, Notch, $2,900 PI 19. of S Trinity Dr., Enfield, pa* Co TR 6-9707. rotary, U 4 8 ” . Parte and atrvloa. ditlon, reaaanaMe. Cali BH 8-8818. J. D. Realty Co. . 2-8090 ,ll”*^ D IA L M l 3 -2 711 ATTICB, cellars, yards cleaned. AU SHOP SUITABLE for beauty shop, wooded ' lot, near Parkway Nicely landscaaped- lot Insures trees. . Immediate, occupancy. appear today In Cireuit Court la ’ etooe and white tend. BH 8-8008. |189,00 Governor Winthrop Secre­ barber shop, or small office. Rea- shade and privacy. $15,500. Own Priced way below $30,000. Charles WE HAVE a modeni 4 room home lowance on a n t i n g which can tary, Bfahogany, four drawer* in Only $500 down. Resort Property For Sale 74 Enfield. be aalvaged. MI 3-8706. PICNIC TABLEB-eaverai modaU, Garden— Farm— Dslry ■onabale rent. TR 5-4485. er BH 9-9537. Lesperance, BH 9-7010. for sale. Full oasement. Tile bath. base, ^ is $98. $13,900—Bolton—WeU kept 6-room ‘ Large lot. Vacant. J9,Q00. Phone Most of the money was hidden •’—12*, (rom $14.50, deUvared, W. ' Prodneta 60 COTTAGE AT Lake William*. 2 In a safety deposit box in a Hart* LAWNS MOWED, trash removed, Zinkar, BH 2-5444, TR 8-1141^ ' Ranch (vith attached breese- BCANCHBSTER—Dn bu* ime. 1 HOLLISTER STRBET-Large six John H. Lappen, Inc., MI 9-5261. $42.50 Round Colonial Cherry Rouses For Bar' 65 bedroom ranch, two years 'old room cohmtal with 1)4 baths, sin­ bedrooms, priced reasonably Call ford- bank and part wa* buried la landscaping. Free estimates. Call FOR sa l e :—Baldwin and Stark Ooektall Table, as la ,,...... ',$19,96 way and garage. Large wood- MI 3-6319, BH 9-7448. PI 2-7676, tttdUBLE REACHIlie OUR ADVERTISER? MI 8-8172. apples, 60c a basket while they ad lot, near elementary school. carport, aluminum storms, fire gle car garage. 'Aluminum elding Carlson's back yard, police said. Immediate occupancy. place, baseboard oil heat, leaving throughout plus combinations. F1ELDST017E for Bale—fWlTered, last. Louis M. Betti, 200 Bush $79.50 Modem S ^ b e d , beige tex- EIIGHT ROOM houae tor rent. Main BUNGALOW with all the fixings. FOR SALE Or rent--.<3ott*ge at reaaonaUa. 6824089. hired ...... $46.80 atate, RejTiolds Realty. 286-8508, Owners have bot^ht another home Up. on Hollister St., home built I-ake Hayward. 5 rooms, 2 fire­ LAWNS CARED for, Ean Everett, HiU Rd. street area, oil heat. BH 8-3088.. $14,860 — Manchester — 5-room $12,000 Federal Grant j M-Hoar Aiswtriig Strviee 521-0538, evenings. and are sinxious to move. Have back !n the twenties witli six places, one inside and one outside. lawn maintenance. MI 9-8588. FLAT STONES for walla. paUoa, $164.00 Modem Lounge Chair, Dutch Capa, all large rooms. been asking In the low SOa—let's HARTFORD (AP) — A $13,flM Moving— Trucking— COVENTRY - 4 rooms, $90; 8 large rooms plus enclosed porch, MI 8-5872, federal grant has been made atrail* Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 ai\d houaa frpqta. Comer Route Honsehold Goods 61 pelyfoam cushions, red ...i.$99.6Q rooms, $100. Alfred D Hfokler, Attached l-car garage. Excel­ hear vour offer. T. J. Crockett, one car garage. Fireplace^ rela­ Free to Htrald Readers PIANO TUNING, $7. Bifteen yeara’ Storage 20 44 and 0. Not^ Road, Bolton lent location. —. • Realtor. BH 8-1577. able for an economic develdamrat experience. ‘Free repair estunatee COOK wanted to work evenings. PI 2-6519, betw^n 5:$0»Aj).m, tively new heating system, alum­ ASHFORD LAKE study in the towns of Anscnla, Der* C»UNTER B(AN wanted, steady or Notch Quarry. Tcl. BH 9-0017 ROGERS IS asUing 9x13 Unolsums $33.60 3$)i” brass Table Lamp, LEAVING STATE inum siding. Can assume big GI upon request. Call Kenneth Robin- MANCHESTER Paekega Delivery. Apply Acadia Restaurant, 6H part-tims. See Chris at Decl's for $8 and up. BJso, a good buy white textured shade, as is..$11.28 $18,200' — BCancheater — 4-room T L •u'd Seymour, Gov. ^ o om of oor cloiolAed odvertieemeelsT No eon, MI 8-1885. SIX R(X)M colonial newly redem- ACREAGE and HOUSES mortgage. Asking $16.}»00. T. J. Offers You «7*P* Light trucking and p a c k ^ deUv- 9-8127. Drive-In. No phone calls. NEW CEDAR clothaa Una poles In- on chests, be^ dreassra and ap* rated, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, din­ Ranch, with finished rec room, Get best buy now in Columbia on John N. Dempeey said yeteerday. ot totephooo Botedt Stanply eon Km staUad and react. Cbevrolet $139,00 Colonial Swivel Rocker, S-car garage, IVs acre lot. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1877. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, ery.: ReCrlgfraton, waahera waal and pUances. Credit ‘ tarms avaUable. ing room, living room, and kitch­ Lake Road.-New 7 room home with 1. Bolton.. .seven-room Ranch on Secluded Summer Living The money cornea from tite Area Stoveve moving w>eclalty. Folding 1NSPEX7TOR familiar with receiv­ wheels, kitchen range, bathroom Ws also buy used turaiturs, U7H Sea Green, foam cushion, a* '^ o o d value. O ntral location. Redevelopment Agency. MANCHeSTER ANSWERING SERVICE fireplaces, flagstone terraces. alnk. BH 9-1853. en. Beautiful secluded grounds, 6 acre extra lot, 3 full baths, 2' six wooded acres. Two ear base­ BOLTON chairslira for rent. Mi 9-0762 ing inspection, mechanical and Spruce S t BH 8-4968. s. la ...... $79.00 lease. Tel. 6-8 p.m. M l 84975. $14,900 Work done at reasonable prices. electrical assembly and aoldertng. $18,S00^^qlland. Like new 4-room fireplaces, 8-car garage. 5% mort' ment garage. Excellent location, CHOICE SITES FOR SALE Dempsey said the project, uadar M l 9 - 0 5 0 0 MI 8-0799. MANCHESTER Bloving and Track­ COMPTOMETER Call TR 6-8361, 9-4 week days. TERMITE exterminating equip­ A BARGAIN from model boms — $38.60 Adjustable Bridge Floor Ranchi .All good sized rooms, gage available. Directions: From near the school, 'foip -value at only ENJOY SERENITY AND PRIVA­ the direction Of Richard«m Weed, ment, electric pump,- concrete Lamp, brass, print shade ...$11.76 plus finished rec room and CY...8-Room Ranch. I^andscaped 28 mllea east of Manchester oft a New York eeonomlat, wlU ^ Im oo your m nncr Xon’O heor trom our odverUoer In Jtt MASON STONE work, sidewalks, ing Company. Local and long dis­ 10-piecB U'Ving room, fiui kitchen Suburban For Rent 66 Andover —Route 6, at fork turn $10,500. tance moving, packing and ator- hammer, wanda, or wlu rent. den, enclose'd' .breezeway and treed lot 100x300. 3 bedrooms. Fam- Route 44. Good fishing, beating, amine the poaaiblUty of plM t at* wtOioiit opendlac oO orealnc ot tlio telephmio steps, patios Call after 4 p.m. MI ensemble, fuU bedroom outfit $14.96 (21 Brass Vanity Bench, tur­ fe. Regular service throughout OPERATORS Glaatonbury, 688-1874 after 5:80. rugs, etc. WUl seU reaeonable. No ROCKVILLE:—6 room dovmstairs one-car garage. Beautiful land­ right Route *? onto Lake Road, 3. Itest Htfd. Town Lina.. .pre-war ily sized kitchen. Cosy living room bathing. le s io n In-the area', to erpate met# 9-5481. quoise irinyl pillow _ ____ $10.95 ea with large picture window. Poice ew Ehigland states and Rortda ADJUSTERS- down payment neceesary. Easy heated apartment, porch, utility acaped lot. This hoitoe is in ex­ turn right. Sign with all Informa­ Cape on five flat acres, amall barn Low Price*—Easy Term* S Positions open fOr experienc­ terms. Call Springfield, Mass., RE room. Pine residential area. BH cellent condition. tion on property, A Poetemsky, Includes biilU-in radio, washing The study Is being eendueUd la Automobiles For Sale 4 WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. in the rear. Good deal at only machlne,^^ gas stove, Venetian Lost and Poimd ed operators for full-time work. 9-5897, Slnclalr'e Ekirniturs Co., 3-6514 after 8. Owner. .i ARTHUR A. KNOFLA -joperation with to* local Axaa i Household Services THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO Must be skUled in ail phases of INVESTIGATORS 1064' Main. Eh'ee deUvery. $18,500 — Blast Hartford — 7-room $27,600. blind*, refrigerator, . plus storms Redevelopment Admlnlstratim oK c NSIED CAR? Your credit turned 936 B(AIN STREET tiOUCBI IS HBREBT given that Offered 13-A Moving,'packing, storage -local comptometer work. Company Cape, with 0 finlahed. Small and screens. Some awnings. Call ordlnating Committee under too i t>a8s Book No. S84U, Issued by down? Short on down payment? and long distance. Agents tot GLOBE Gitlaen's band tranacelver, amount of work to be done to Sales Agent, Box 807, Manchester offers modern air conditioned Will train to become branch 8-channel, send and. receive, mo- ABSOLUTE bargain, custom mads Summer Homes For Rent 67 T. J. Cr(x:k«tt, Realtor Mr. Qovang, MI 9-5306, TR 6-9820, chairmansrip of Mayor JsmbK itnio Savtnge Bonk of Manchester Bankrupt? Reposeesalon? Don't WASHER REFRIGERATOR re­ Lyons Vim Lines. Inc., world-wide slipcovers, drapes and uphol­ complete 7Ui room smd aec- TR 5-6611. BH 8-5440 BH 94838 D(wle ot Anionla. 'despair! See Honest Douglas. In- office, exceUent wages, and office managers. Rapid ad­ bUe and base cormecticnH. BH Musical Instruments 5.7 COVENTRY LAKE—2 room fur- BOLTON LAKE — Adorable 4H has (been lost and application ha» pairs. Prompt, ecaaomleal, eapsrt, movers. Free estlmateia MI 24177 benefit i>rogram. Pleasant vancement-outstanding sal­ 4-0724. stery. Budget terms. Call Mn. ond bath. Formal dming roqm, ( MI 8.1677 Dempsey said ths study would iMen'^inade to said bank for pay­ 'quire about lowest down small­ .nished cottage, immediate occu­ large living room with fire­ room ranch overlooking lake oU ^ itsed. R i m m 8-4817. Pot. working condltlcma, conven­ ary opportunities and employs Roberts, MI 9-7690, between 4-9 PIANO .TUNINO, $7. Fifteen years heat, full cellar, % acre, lakefrcnt BARROWS & WALLACE consider toe potelMIity at eraaU ment Of the amount of deposit. est payments anywhere. No small iitoa’s, 180 Osntar 8 t p.m. experience. Free repair eatiraatee pancy, $360 for the season. J. D. place, city water, good loca­ SIX ROOM brick ranch, 8 bed- loan Or finance company plan. ient parking facilities. Apply benefits. Must be at least DEEP FREE2!E chest freezer, 18 Realty, BH 3-5129. priitileges, price' only $10,600. 65 E. Center St., Manchester Town Taxpayers Ing a local Industrial (Oundatioa Painting— PaperlnK 21 cu ft., good a« new, $150. BH upme, near school Tax bills for taxes due on the wait. Tape Recorders for run. BH 9-3584. TILE To p tables, shadow boxes, 8-7774. full imths, 3-car garage, 1,480 wall to wall carrpeting, combina­ Oct. 1, 1901, grand list were sent m l ., female. Call Lee Fracchla, CORP. FOR RENT—Small cottage on en, birch cabinets, 2 baths, largs and shopping center, stove and re­ HARTFORD (A F }~ Tha ItotS Marlow's, 867 Main, Ml 9.621L FuUy insured. Rsasonabls rates. Park and Oakland Ave. large closet, picnic bench, roU-a- sqi ft. of living area, beauti­ tion etewm* and 'screens, garage, out yesterday, and there have al­ Technical Institutaa la Noiwalk Pog, Warden, MI 8-8894, _____ PLYMOUTH STATION wagon, Leo Pelletier, BO 84828 or Bfl way bed, 8 smau tablee, bureaus, Niantic Ri'ver June to July 27, lot, trees, sewer, only H«,900. frigerator, Included. Call owner 1965, V-8, 4-door, . automatic 6 West Main St. FOR SALE—Top eoU. For deUvery ful high wooded lot, built-ms, deep lot, assumable morftgage. BH 9-0723, 71 Lockwood 8t. ready been a mimber of calls from and Hartford have been autlwHSMI RAD104T REPAIRS SR ttafeas. 84082. East Hartford, Conn. wing chair, mlaesUaneous. IS week. Or month. Phon4 Niantic Carlton W, Hutchina, BH 9-5183. Askinr $14,600. Elva Tyler, FOUIflO^Black mongrel, male. CJall transmission, radio, heater, power Rockville call George GrUfing, Andover, PI Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 PE 9-7821 after 5. fireplace, patio, sliding glass ^ a l ­ confused taxpayers, said Paul Cer- to award toeir graduates tha da- Cara, phooognwha. obaageis. 2-7886. Delmont S t doors. Value beyond compare. tor, BH 9-4409, BH 9-5051. vinl, collector of revenue, today. Lee Fracchla, Dog Warden, MI brakes, owner MI 8-8881. Hoat8t^eooimnfoiu. Ouarantaed 98 EXTERIOR SPRAY and brush BEWERAL PASTEL gowns,, size BOLTON—Brandy St. Custom built REDUCED FOR quick sale—Bow­ graa of asaoeiate'-tii apellad Od* painting, commercial, induatilat \ ALBERTS GIFT TO YOU POINT-O-WOODS—June lO^uly 14 Built by U A R. 6 room ranch, ens-half acre land er's School area. 6 room ranch, Tha major trouble area is th* enca. 1957 BUICK Century, 2-t(H)e blue, 4- daya. Famoua (or asivlos for 80 DICTAPHONE Operator with gen­ SCREW S and storm* — Seven 10-13, very reasonable.'’ BH —8 bedroom - eottags. OaU MI io N, ELM. ST.—Bowers area. Ex­ motor vehicle tax, he said. ysara, Pboa# MX 84887. FMtar- resldenlui and trim Jobe. Work PART-TIME service station, few 83x88)4; two 83x58; one 88Hx40. $80 FREE GROCERIES 8-1458. scaped lot, garage^ amesite drive, panded Cape, full shed dormer, 8 family room, dining room, 3 bed­ Tha Bute Board at BdueattiE door, automatic transmission, eral correspondence experience, 9-7706. $38,800—South Wmdsor — Spacious oil hot water btoboa rd heat, Some taxpayer* received no bUl ton'a. guaranteed, free estimatse. Jo­ eveninga and wsekenda, axpsT' BH 9-0938 after 4. with purchase of any 8 room out­ or 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths fire­ rooms, large kitchen and living approved tha cflanga yasterdaar an Annonncements radio, heater, power steering and also for other office duties. Should 7%-rodm Colonial with 4 large plaster wills, fireplace. Bsautl room. $16,990. OU after 3, all day for their cars. They should call the recommendation of thaQan* seph Dionne, contractor. BH appeal to resident East Hart­ lenced, over 18, MI 4-8810, fit during our Great June Bride FOR RENT—Cottage at BQalqurai bedroorns. 2 full baths, attach­ place, garage, formal dining brakes, excellent condition. MI AN UNUSUAL bargain! Rsuphot- 8-0494. ot TWO GIRLS' bicycles, good con- Wanted—TP 58 fully finished rec room. Fine weekend.^. BH 9-5109. the collector's office' to inquire necticut Council on Higher Editea> YOUR GIFT Gallery, formerly the 9-0538. ford or neighboring towns. Elec­ Sale! gouv on now. You get your cut, reasonable. Week of June ed 3-csr garage. High wood­ room, newly redecorated and about it, he laid, because they are •ter 8 piecs living room set; eefs dlUen; also, used F ^ d a l r s re­ neighborhood, $16,900. Robert painted. Lot 75x150, Immediate tion, which studied to* etirrieula Scandinavian Craft Shop, located PAlNTINa AND, paperbanging. tric typewriter, small office, lib­ grocertea at the market of your PTE BUY, HELL or trade antique 2840. Ml 3-4036. ed lot. Tappan 400 built-ina. Wolverton Agency, BH 9-8813. responsible to pay the bill wheth­ at both schools. and 2 dialra. 8148. Chpoae from EXPERIENCED painter. Call MI frigerator, good for cottage. BH choice occupancy, $l7,ooo. Call 9-8706. MANCHESTER $9,900 at Watkins Bros. 985 Wfaln St. — 1981 CHEVROLET Corvalr Ramp- up of fins fabrics. Work done Good clean wcrlmuuiahip at rra- eral benefits, 289-2717. Noble A 8-1420. 9-3483. and uaed (Urnlturu, china, glaaa. Tremendous value. Built by er they receive it or not. Previously, tot teehaleal iasti* specializing In distinctive gifts for slde Pickup, only 8,000 miles. 8 OOBfPLETB FOR REI4T — Columbia Lake expert craftamen on our prem- Bonabla ratea. (0 yeara in Uim- Westbrook ManjUacturing Com­ Elver, picture frames and old U A R. AN8ALDI CAPE — 8 bedrooms, BE A (30-OWNER OF A DUPLEX Taxpayers should read the bill tutsa were authorlied to groat air> all occasimis. Come In and browse Price $1,595. Private owners. Ml pany, East Hanford, opposite ROOB(8,OF BRAND NEW Small waterfront cottagM. July carefully, he said, to make sure tlfleatea. r laea. AU work tuUy guaranteed.chestei , Raymond Flake. BO DRAFTING house idans — part- U.S’ DIVER'S Tank and Regula­ coins, old dolls and guns, bobby and August openings. M l 9-4939, ANDOVER LAKE kitchen has birch cabinets, built: ...Quiet residential area. 6 rooms, •round. 3-8409. Maitin Park. time. Available immediately, CSU FURNITURE $24,900 — Vernon — OH-rpom L- 'they return the right portion MIU Fabric Salesroom, 178 Pins 84287. tor. Blay be seen at 18 Brainard eollsctlau, attic contents or whole BH 8-2893. Ins. 2 full baths, heated rer room, 1 unfinished. Excellent condition ot Dr. Mowat O. Fnaar, chief •( 6 0 9-6861. , Place AND APPLIANCES •States. Furaitura Repair Service, shaped raised Ranch, 2 full the bill* with their payments. the state’s Bureau of Higher aad fH E ,PDLLY BEE Knit Shop — OLDSMOBILE 88 convertible, 1965, St., exeluslvs Cheney Fabric CLERK for office work, 5-day 40- Nest four-room Summer Oottag* breezeway, double garage. $10,900. throughout. Large modern kitchen. salesroom, in ManOheBter. Ml A, A, AI7DERSON—Interior decor­ The "ECONOMY” TaleottviUe, Conn. Tel. BO 1-7449. baths, 2-car garage, large Bill* under $60 are dus July I, Adult Bduoation, said th* board’a KnltUng yarqs and accessories. power steering-brakes, automatic, hour week, air conditioned office, Ftm $50 Groceriee right on the lake. Big front porch. Owner BH 9-6858. Good sized living room. 8 bed­ 8-7822. Budget terms arranged. ator, painting. 109 Poster St. BO EMERSON 21” TV, convertible brick fireplace, specious rec and become delinquent Aug. 1. decialon means th* Hartford school Garnients knitted by order. Open radio, heater, good rubber, excel extra benefits. Apply In person, ARE YOU AN 8 ROOMS ...... 118$ FRANK IS buying and eelllng good Wanted To Rent 68 Practically new furnltuye included. rooms. Call Mr. Govang, BH 8-8506. baby carriage, playpen, In good room, slate patio, glass slid Asking $7,600 and owner will fi­ 9-5306, I R 5-9820, TR S-66U. Bills over $50 may be paid In two will award the degrees pt its asm. •vomigs, Monday, Wednesday, lent condition. MI 8-7779. HAROLD A SON Rubbish Remov­ Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., South condition. BH 8-1292. The "HONEYMOON” us8d~-tt^rnlture and antiques at ing doors. Beautiful aettmg, iiraday, T-10, Saturday 9-8 p.m. WANTED —4 room heated apart' nance if necessary. Installmente the first July I and meneement Jun* 30 and that tho al, Cellars, attics, yards, and EXTERIOR-INTERIOR painting, Windsor. EDUCATOR Free 880 Groceries 430 Lake St. Call and see what ment, adult family of three, ree' • Ai-acre lot. Offers the warmth DESIGNED FOR th* second Jan. 1, 180$. Norwalk inatitute, which onW h*. Main d t, Rooni 15. 1967 HILLMAN convertible,, good weekly picK-up or burner barrels. decorating, ceilings, wallpaper­ LADDERS — Taking orders on 8 ROOBU ...... 1269 we've got. Open Sundays. BH B ARRO W S & W A L L A C E running condition, $295 c a ^ . MI MIDDLE-AGED LADY to stay eonable rent. 628-6742 after 4:80. of a home which can only be T. J. Crockett, Realtor Full payment of any Mil srill be gan operations this ytar, wlU ho^ Harold■ Hoar,Hoar ta9-'4084. - ing, floor sanding and refinishing. OR INTERESTED aluminum extension ladders at $1 The "CHARM HOUSE” 94580. realized by the custom craft*' COMFORT! so E. Center St., Manchester' accepted any time before It I* due, gin granting tli* dagraao neat RUMMAGE SALE, Wednesday and 3-9259. Clean workmanship. No Job too with invalid man In exchange for per foot. Underwriter approved. Free $50 Groceries MI 3-1577 Thtursday 5-9 p.m. 15 West St FIVE OR SIX room fl^t or duplex man-ship of U A R. MI 9-6306 he said. ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made small. John VerfaUle, 6u 9-5750. room and board In home of work­ 16-38 foot available, with ropes, $ ROOMS ...... $894 Attractive 8 bedroom rsmch in a Mwchester. Rear entrance base­ IN e d u c a t i o n ? m deslrabltsrarea. Two school age slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. ing couple. Please call 6(1 9-1748 etc. CaU or see Vernon Paint at . The "HOLLYWOOD” Rooms Without Board . 59 children- BU 9-6428, 94 p.m. $40,000—Hartford — 128 Bloom aecUon where every street ts a ment. Trailers—Mobile Homes 6-A Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberts, PAINTING and wallpapering, wall­ alter''7 p.m. Seeking a top pf ying sum­ Vernon Clrcla, Vernon, BH 8-1653 Free 860 Groceries picture of lovellnese. Full basement PLEASANT furnished room for field Ave. Offered to settle qs- MANCHESTER — Attra'otive MI 9-7890, between 4-9 p.m. paper removed. W allpM r books mer position on guaran­ or TR 5-3263. 8 ROOMS ...... $488 WANTED—2 or 8 room furnished tate. Spacious 10 room Dutch aito 4ile-car garage. Oversized let. 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER FAYING COMPANY" FOR SALE—New - expandable on request. CsUings. Free esti­ gentleman, central location. IH room Colonial, has formal dining Penonalfl teed minimum income? If The"BOULEVARD” apartment, Vernon area preferred, Colonial, 3 ^ baths, finlahed room, 8 good bedrdOms. naat cabi' CloM to Buckley School, Assume ranch mobile home with white mates. Call Roger, BO 8-0928. R.N. OR L.P.N, fuU or part-time. you are over 28 and relish CUSTOM made awnings worth Ehee 850 Groceriee 9-0641. for older couple for July and mertgogs. Only 117,(00. porch, economy gun type furnace, ntONlNG DONE In my home. Call Venon Haven, TR 5-2077. rec room, 3-car garage ^ net kitchen. G.E. oil burner, alum* pjiC T R O3LUX I Saiao and Ssrvloe, a' challenge using your 8135, wUl sell for 825. Call BH 8 ROOBIS ...... 897 ROOM FOR gentleman, near Blaln August. Call TR 54564. acre beautiful landscaped lot. inum combinations, all city iitfU- bank financing. Vernon Mobile MI 9-8188 after 8:80., PAINTING AND Decorating, 20 84506. The “ ARISTOCRAT” (bonded•bonded repre— taUv i, Attted yeara/ experience, interior and ex. PART TIME- education and experience St., separate entrance, parking. A prestige home In an excel­ ties, easy walking diatanca to bus. ^Ameu^ 308 Bmary tt. YU. Ml Home Sales, Venum. MI 4-8120. Free $80 Groceriee Jarviis Realty Co. teHor, wall paper removed, clean phone Dr. Arthur A. Moor BH 9-2951. Houses For Sale 72 lent location: Owner transferreq, jm it sell. (g-0480.},------at 686-5888. , $ ROOMS ...... $679 Asking price |13,700Lmake offer. Real tore MLB Insurers AMESITE work, best material used. R . YEAR ROUND POWER NAIL hammar for hard­ $10 DOWN DELIVERS BH 8-4113 BoildiiiK—’Uontnctlng: 14 Brown, 6II 9-0033. Call after 5 ETIRNI8HED room for rent. One $18,900-0 ROOM Ca]4pe, nearly fin' . LAND VALUES The Elsie M ’'r Agency, ' Real~ ‘ BH 9-2519 AIDE frcm Woodbrldge and Main Auto Drlvliig School 7-A wood floors, $50. BH $-8409. Free storage until wanted. Free block from Main St. Tel. MI I4ai4 MI 9-l$00 BH 8-7647 p.m. To service famUy clothing depart­ lahed, aluminum aioddlra, fireplace, Andover Lake—4 waterfront tors, BH 34, i n 84080. to Aetna. Faimington Avenue, ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ ment in supermarkets in' general Delivery after 8 p.m. iabout 7:80 a.m. MI 8-0808 after K PREPARE FOR ditvar'a test. garage, bus. Carltonon W;wi Huteblns, Iota. Complete price $3,500. S VERNON-Off Lake St. 8 bedroom modeling, all types of carpentry. RAYMOND’S PAINTINO— Inter­ trading area of Manchester. Car EYee' set up by our own reliable ly Ages 16 to 80. Driving and class Sitoatloiis W anted- ‘ Boats and Atceasorierf 46 R(X)M FOR rent, gentleman only. i n 94183. ranch, family kitchen, 1)4 baths, DRIVES Nelson HlggM, 4-1700. ior, exterior spraying. Satlsfar- i men. ited 0 room colonial, extras In­ INDEPENDENT voters—You can’t room. Three tnstnictorc No wait­ required. No selling, no weekends, WilUngton — Approximately firsplace, basement garage, tlon guaranteed, free estimates. no' evenings. Variety or chain Female 38 18 FOOT* BIFO Boat, 88 h.p. elec- Phone 'for appointment BH 3-2698, after 5:30. 14 Wads­ AUTUBIN ST.—Charming well kept clude dishwasher, diepoeal, awn participate In primary elections ing. Manchester Drlviiig Acade FRAMING, additiems, remodeling, worth St. ‘ 30 acres, $3,500. 816,700. MI 9-0662. my PI 2-7249. 60 3-4495 after 4 p.m. , store background preferred. Sal­ tric starting, Jobnsim m ol^ and SABfUEL ALBERT Htfd. CH 7-0868 6 room house, 3 bedroom^ large Ings, aluminum comblnaUdn whi' ★ HRST IN QUALITY Expericneo (Unless you Join a party! La'st lainting, cement floors;, also, SEE IT d a y o r n ig h t ary, bonus, and car expenses pro­ WOULD UKE to do IronJitg in my trjiler. ExceUent condition. BH kitchen, breakfaat nook with pic­ downs and si46. If yoU' have no means ot trans­ ture window, oversized gugge, landscaped yard, near all schools. ir FAIREST IN FRIGE will be Friday. June 8, 5 p.m.-8 censed drivlug school trained — painted $100. interior painting 8-4282. ' ' portation, I'll send my auto for LARGE R(X)M, nice location. BH Blva 'Tyler, Realtor, BH 9-4409, BMt p. m. at Town Hall. Exercise ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re- 9-6816. beautifully landacaped yard with . 818,900 — EXCEPTIONAL Certified and approved Is now of­ same reasonable^ prices. Free esti­ TEN FOOT Fiberglas Tomahawk you. No obligation. patio and ahad# trera. 819,800. Call U &L R Realty Co., BH 94061. GuirantM your Tight to selecajfour own can­ rnodellng. all types of carpentry. Conn. State Employment 6-ROOM Ra n c h ir FASTEST SERVICE fering claasioom and behind Nedrton Smith, MI 9-3144. mates. 6 0 6-9158. •peed boat, windshield and iteer- MI 94706. didates. Join the Democratic wheel Instruction for teenagers. WOBCAN WOULD like baby sitting A-^I^B—E—R—T— S INC. Two years old and sparkling Service ing wheel. CaU after 6, BH 9-7069 ROOM FOR REBTr,, BH 8-5874. — ELLINGTON clean, It has 1)4 ceramic . tiled Connoctlcut’a Leading Paving .Contractor .Party. Manchester Citizens for Ml 9-8076. any time. BH 9-8946. or BH 8-6710. 48-45 AH.YN ST., HARTFORD FLOREOtCE ST.—7 room home in Kowalski. MIS-2692 5Vi-ROOM RANCH—48x80 baths, 8-4 bedrooms, oak floors, Florists— Nurseries 15 Electrical Services 22 808 Main S t —-M anchester Open Nights TIU 9 P JI. exceUent condition insidede and ogt,' MORTLOCK'B Driving Sebooi—Of­ 12 FOOT PENN YAN cartop boat, enclosed poireb, one-carar With attached garage. Custom aluminum storms and screens, city 56' East Center St. Mandteeter water, low taxes, larga^lot. Lo­ fice, 4tt Main 8t.. Manebsster. GERANIUMS 85c each, 3 for $1. FREE ESTDdATBS—Prompt serv­ SUuatioiia Wanted— cushiona, oars and car rack, Apartments— Flats— priced tor quick sale;:'■e.-''’ M85tl0.__ _ built on lot 100x18$, adjoining d i y Automobiles For Sale 4 Leamlim oorreetty "M i^ Save ice on all types ot electrical wir­ jveight 78 lbs., Uk* new, $180. TR Philbrtck Agency, BH' 9-8464. cated In Vernon. THE THOMAS COLLA CO. and up; asters, zlnnlks, straw ARE YOU AN Hale 39 of Rockville line. Quiet neighbor­ Your LUe.” Dnvsr eduoatloB ing. Licensed and Insured. Wilson 5-8813. , Tenements 33 R. D. Murdock MI 8-047:^ yOR SALEJ—1959 Pontiac Catalina flowers, m arl^lds., calendula, LANULORDS hood. high elevation, many extras. Ml 9.5371 classea. Member, Connecticut Pro­ Electrical Jnrd»—Pets 41 cooking, gas stove, electric re­ condition, trees, near hos­ 811,900 — ROCXVILUE, 0 loom summer starting July 1. Call 6 0 mer position on guaran­ motor and traUer, BH 9-8405. garage, double amesite drive, minutes GARAGE !X)R rent at 182 Maple 3-8548. THE RENTAL frigerator furnlataed. Pleaae call pital, only $18,500. Cariton W. raioeb, large living room, cabtost MANCHE8TER . Vernon line — A 'l Tested Used teed minimum Income? If BH 9-7737, T R 4 4 « 7 . 8-7 p.m. from Manchester on Route 44A. St.. Tel. MI 3-4751. 14 FOOT Penn Yan vrlth 10 h.p E X C H A N G E > Hutchina. Ml 9-0133. kitchen, beautifully landscaped $17,9M. Beautiful 4 room ranch 119,800 - OLEABHNG you are, over 28 and relish BEAUTIFUL kltteiia, aU trained, Mercury motor and traUer. BI lot. Shown by appointment. Marion on large fenced in lot. Heated rec­ WAYS TO Roofing—Siding 16 OEITINO' B(ARRDCD? See our Gar Specials At TWO GARAGES for rent, Cooper Bonds—Stocks a challrage using your fre*. Can BH 9-4ia|jB. 9-3801. 132 Lake St. ' MI 9-2125—TR S.-8558 B(ANCHE8TBR—Manch largs Uv- B. Robertson, Realtqr. BH 8-596$. reation room, attachto breezeway GARRISON COLONIAL Hill SL, $7. Idekl for. cars or edU(;atlon and experience cozy aVi room apmtments near ing room, modern icitciMnv:8 bedT and garage. J. Lombardo, Agent, Mortgages 31 WANTED—Good famne for two public swimming pool, tennis This fully plastered home Is storage. Glastonbury 633;9067. phone Dr. Arthur A. Moor rooms, 1% baths, large li rer-room, B(ARGARET/ ROAD — Six room BH 9-9846. ’ quality built and features oak adorable housebroken kittens. CaU courts. Residential area in Rock Ckpe, garage, recreation room, BUILD YOUR The Islew Fitzgerald ALMOST unlimited funds avaUable at 688-5888. BH 4-0081. excellent oomUtlcn,n, $19,500.___ PhU floors, 34-foot living room with fire- 3 ship guaranteed. $89 Autumn SL vUle.. BH 9-4824, TR S-U6e. brick Agency. BH 94M4. large encloaed landscaped lot, $14,800—CARTER Stiaet, Bolton., Motorcyclea—Bicycles 11 for private mortgages. If-you need patio and fireplace. Owner BH place and bullt-ln bookcase, delight- 6 0 8-4860. money to consolidate worrisome professional Clipping: groom­ SEPTIC TANKS 4% ROOM kpartment, 3 bed Just over Bfancbestcr line. 8 bed nil dining room, 3 twm sized bed­ (XJSANED and lNSTALLia> CIRCA 1750 Colonial — 8 rooiiu, 9-9809. room ranch, garage, aluminum Annex, Inc. BIDWELL HOME Improvamant debts, to Improve your property, ing, bathing, aU braadSi iraSdlsa 4 For Sale 1 rooms, Main St. location, second rooms, 1~4 baths, and Is on a lovely Help Wanted— Male 36 specialty. The Poodia - Salen, completely renovated, new plaa- storms and ecreena, immediate oc. 1958 D.S.A. 250 c.c., excellent con­ Company—all types of siding and or for any purpose, and can pay floor, heat Included, 480 monthly. ter, wiring, furnaoa. plumbing, 3 DURANT STREET—0 room ranch, lot in one of Manchester's finest lo­ 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 club sedan, $22.25 per month for each $1,000 BH 84798 or BH 9-0000, Cupancy. Belfiore Agency, BH cations. O’CONNOR GARAGE Fordomatlc, radio, heater, dition. Tel. MI 4-1289. roiZOng. Alumfoum clapboarda a a n d v e r • S E W I R T BH 9-6808. batna.'diinwasbar, disposal, iateb close to all conveniences nicely 84132. 'ou borrow, call Frank Burke, at TOOL AND gauge makers wanted, C BIACHINE; CLEANED landscaaped. A good buy at white sidewall Urea. Excellent. spacuuty. Unsxesilsd workman- first-clasa only,-' all prevailing LET US BOARD ycur bird vdiila doon, IS acres, pond. Cariton W. ^Ip. W 944M. * 'imecticut Mortgage Excbi FOUft ROOMS, second floor, cen­ $14,900, J. Lombard), Agent, BH 60 SIZES AND STYUS $2,340 16" BICYCLE with training wheels, benefits and qvertime schedule. you are on vacation. Expert ean. AH'boom older Ciaiie, raceatly tral location. Newly decorated. Hot Hutchins. BH 94183. HEY THERE!!! J. D.(REALTY CO. 15 Lewis Si'. Hartford, CH 8-i rmodaled, firefdaee. eenbtaia- • INSTALLATION 9-9S48. . L We do Gvorythi^ good condition, $12. Call PI 2-6122. FOR YOUR roof and siding, call days, JA 9-6653 eves. Call or apply In person. B(anebes- Cali BH 9-4278, Manchester Pet Water heat.. Adults, BO 8-3171. CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Ranch, tleii wiadowB, gam ge, large 470 MAIN s t ; m i 84139 1982 Thunderbird Oonvertible. low J. G. Roofing Co. W s speclaUze ter Tool A Desi^, BH 9-5283. Center, 995 Main SPECIALIST .After six BO 8-8470. B(ANCHA8TER-:-0 'room Cape with You say you want to assume toe from goHing pormit to handing mileage fully equipped, dark baa, now vacant. Pine lo latge liviiig room with fireplace, 4)4% mortgage on this 0-room in aluminum, ceramic and stone. COL2JE PUPS, ACXi aoTM of laiid. More land avaU- formal dtaug room, famUy aiss aluminum storma. ecreena and you tho key! blue with white top. This car Wanted Autos— Bnainess tlpportanlties 32 TWO ROOM and 8 room apartment aiding; dining room or den, • bed­ Ranch with firsplace ahd ’ garage TW'O FAMILY HOMES has less than 2,000 miles. Orig­ For free estimates and appoint' sable' and white, rei abfo If deairedi^ , kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1% hatha, Motorcycles 12 ment call MI 9-8933. Town IRG OORRlnf with heat and electricity. On bus recreatum room with fireplace, rooms, living room with flrsplacs located on Graham Road in South inal cost $5,290. Our price LUNCHBONETTE-Drlve In - Ex- BH 9-1283. line. 206 Center Street, m 8-8197 and open stairway, ed- •4 Duplex In excellent condition lu-i.:. 1961 Chevrolet Impala 4-door hard­ paired Aluminum siding. 80 efficient and capable though— in session in tbs Registrar’s Offtes bath, 3 p tfo r s windows, ceUar, room ranch, tile bath, large front yag*i but located in a nick section RELIABLE removal service. R.N. OR L,P.N. Laurel Manor, ad, good condition.' Stove, ’ refrig­ of South wmdsor on a| large lot. with 3-car garage, 3 oil burners, 3. You build It top, wrlth power, red Interior, years' experience. Free estimates. 6(anchester. Name your hours. they are, must be augmented at the Municipal Building, Friday, 184' frontage .trees. Cariton W. room, s^^arate dinfog room; save- eiiccllent condition, ’nils Is an M & M Rubbish Co. Routes cover­ erator, Venetian blinds, 885 mentb- This could he Just the home for modern baths, desirable section of CiOi Howley, 60 8-6861. 6 0 8-0783. 6U 9-2324. /t o handle the Increased woric- June SUi, 1902, from 0 pan. until ly. BH 8-0277. Hutchins, Bn.94l$2. step- kitchen, garage and base­ from easy to attomble. pro. NO DpW N f AYMINT excellent running vehicle. ing Manchester. Commercial, tai' "Stoee 1 ment. BH 0-045$. , '> you. town. dustrlal, residential, Qur sp ^al- ■^load. If you are a recent ac­ 8 p.m., D.S,T„ for the purpose o f Hy^Bctd $2,595 HOUSEKEEPER to Uvs Th. PoM- 1th HEBRON, ROUTE 85— 4 room BOWflUtS SCHOOL, one block, cus- anginotred tactions, & bluoprintf. ty atttes; cellars, yaids. counting school or college making an anroUmsnt o f electors Ot tJematf BtANCHESTER —Hollywood e t c And down on Oliver Road we Heating and Plumbing 17 tiem avaUable July 1. Write Box F, graduate, or have some exper­ a p ^ m en t. Call between 5-7 p.m. tiom buUt 8 room raneb. lUaatersd J. D. R E A L T Y GO- 9-9757. Who ara sntiUsd to vote at tha AUCTION walla, partial racreatlon room, tion, t room En^ish Oolcniai, have a nice 0-room Gape and right 1969 Bulck LaSabre Oonvertible, Herald stating references.; BH 8-0946. PLU M Bm a AND hasting - la- ience In the accounting field, wa caucuses of the Town of Manebsa- treea, $17,000. Carlton W. recreation room 4 bedrooms, 1% cloae by is the Waddell S e h ^ , ANY WAY YOU SA V E BY original 80,000 miles, automa­ would,^Uke to hear from y w . . 470 Main St. MI 34129 OOSMA APPUANCB SsrvtOO^IU- modaling InstaUatloas rspalra. PHXIRIM 6CHXS hasjqpening for ter, and for the purpose of mak- TRACTOR FARM EGUIPMENT » FURNITURE Hutchins, BH 94113. baths, air opndiQonsd living room; Wan-to-wall carpeifog Malr tic, radio and heater, excel­ pairs all makea refrlgarators, BIANCaUflSTr o M arater St. F ln t B U Y IN G DIRECT lent condition. All wane guaranteed, 25 years sx- another saleslady. lt« interastsd, ir..' 3uch Changes in ths anroUmsnt floor 6 room* and 'bath, unfur- modeni kitchen, built-in garaggJI, eauMtilig add to to# Interior beau­ BCANCB1E8TER—Excellent 6 room fieaaara, waahliig maebinss, dry- pstlenM. 24-hour ssrvies. CaU Send your resume giving list last perfected, For lyPM W* Hdl, North Covontry, C i u - ROCKLEUX31B—7 room Ranch, 4 apply' Manager, P ll^ m Mills, . acholaatic background, business nlEied. Adults. 289-3165. many other extraa, nice condition, ty of this home. .Full shed dormer Colonial in top location, rooms $1,895 era. ranges, (di dM; gas buxnera. Bui VanCamp. Ml 8-4749. signed A Q o H it P io i h Ii m R o i i f o 31 years old, large modern kitchen, excellent' for large family or pro­ and shakes that don't peel cut. MI »«005. AU wort! Cheney Hall, Hartford Rd., noon' experience, and aalarv rs- are large and there is'a family size SUMMER COtTAOESr TOO ' 1958 Ford Fairlahe 500 ^ u b Sedan, Ull 9 p.m. ' qulrementa to Box DD, Herald. Frederick E. Psek SATURDAY. JUNE 9 .1932-^-RAIN OR SHINE 33 N. ELM —4 lovely room apart­ built-in oven and range, dishwash­ fessional man for hosne or home down cn the mamfenance pnob- cabinet kitchen, 3 full baths, plus .automatic radio, heater. Cent, Edward F. Moriarty, ment, heat, hot vrater? parking. er, disposal, pantry, etc. Large with office. For. full Information, lem: ’ , ■ alt city utilities, well manicured, Shall Priest from 139S00 TREE REMOVAL, pruning and lot Radio-TV Repair Services 18 dining room den center entrance alt. A real bargain. clearing. Call Frank C. Noble, MI WAITRESS. full-time, part-Ume Reglatran of Vetera J it 1 0 :8 0 -A M ., Ftaad 1841 ^hmetor (fine condlUon). Attachmanta: Cau MI 9-9000, caU.oOrDer,-BH 84930, beautifully landscaped yard. So and weekends, good worl■king ■ con- Manchaatar, Conn. -V o t m ta k a ^ pulley, IF* power manure fork, mow«-. cultiva­ iiali, paneled wall fireplace in Uv- $795 9-8053 OONNOm TV and Radio Service, » WADSWORTH ST. — 8 room much for Just 814.500. The Elsie diUons and Salary. 'Apply tor, harrow, (erf. aoww , McCormick Na 100 manura (qinader ing room with a beautiful view, 3 BCANCHE8TER-4H room ranch, JACK J. LAPPEN AGENCY Meyer Agency, - Realtors, BH Aavailabls all boura. Sadsfaction uartment, heat, hot water, $14,000; 5 room older borne 80,800; 1956 Plymouth station wagon, ex­ LAWN MOWERS sbaipmed and guaranteed. Ca|l MI 8-1215. in person after 5 p.m. Walnut (rubber), T$«kee rake and dump cart, idow and harraw-for Planet bedroonu, 3 baths, 3-car garage, 94634, BH 8-6930. LOW AS 2.87 A W K. repaired sales and service, pick Restaurant, 7 Walnut St. < Jr. wane., tractor, Ottawa log saw, wheelbarww jeoder ^and afove, refrigerator, $100 month. plastwed walls. aelUng at bank abort way out—0 room split; acre BH 9^(600 COT Fa GES cellent . transportation fo r ' sec­ Adults; BH 9-8266. of land, $10,900 ; 8 bedroom ranch, ond car. 2 to choose from up and delivery. Ice skatea sharp­ TV SERVICE—AU makes. Honest sprayer, table saw, hand UxUe. Some cheatnut lumber. About 3 appralaal,.$S1.000. Pbllbrick’Agen. WARPINO — 0 'room ranch, 8 bed­ ened, precision ground. L & M EcxmomicsI. lUgh jqiiaUty parta SORRY YOU haven't been able to WANTED A-l tool makers and ma- tons looee.bay, 100 bales. 1837 Ford 1% ton heavy duty 4-spead cy, BH :94464. 113,800; Lakeside cottage, beauti- MI 4-1194 ' rooms, full cellar, $1,300 extra*. 'G A R A GE 5 nspuY $275 buy AVON lately. Why not lie- SEPTIG TANKS FIVE ROOMS, second floor pa Equipment Corporation. Route M, Guaranteed 80 days. Famous for ' chlniats. Must set up own work. AND , platform truck. ■ . fuL $8300. Many more, all price $600 (town. 'Rondlnonc Realty, come the AVON Representative west c-ide, furnace, hot water, STVCKWEATHER ST.--Well tak­ ranges. Call toe Ellsworth BCitten MI 44194 309-20$t. Low finance rates, easy terms Vernon, Conn. TR 5-7609. Manches­ service since 1881. Phone' MI Alt company bepefits. Apply WUco :e, 2 or 8 adults preferred. THOMPSONVIUC ter exchange. CaU Ehiterprise IMS. 9-4587. Potterton's,^ .180 Center S t in your area? Get your beauty A AT 1 PA«.. FURNmiRE-^4«W ANTIQUES en care-bf 6 room single home, Agency, Realton, BH 8-0980 or MI ■T- needs iM a 40% discount,, and earn .Machine ..Toot Oo., Route 8 and 9-0482. $14,500. Joseph Barth, Broker, BH 94524. ANDOVER-Just oiff Route 0. 8 EXCEIXiENT 4 rooms plus 3 un- SaathifflptoB Rd.,'W sttfisld ' LO t-SdJB Ids Enfield St. — V* Ml. Steilh 8 plank asat chairs, Eniptre seerstaiY, Bmpira b tif^ i lift top 0-8330. room ranch, fireplace, bUilt - in TELEVISION antannas and rotor $31 an hour aervlcing the demand ,44A« Bplii)ii, Conn. commode, draeBtng table, old iron ksttiss. some interesting «™»u finitoed. near bus line, Vcrplan£k 14S fafisid St., Thomptoavilla R| S-2050 - I Of Sfafa Uao ,HTZGERALD LAWNSr-Cleaned, mowed, trluK systems tnstaUsd and rspalrsd. forour produetsi'And, we give ybu m Ifuraialicd ApartEmnts S3-A MAECHBSTER-Mteka ms an c0sr IMO, full beaement, aaeumable School, large lot, city utilities; ex­ IlMhht QI M 'items, glass, china, etc. Oak flat top desk, 2 ,FrigtaairesTRoyal PORTER STREET At m - X!o> tor Uda -vacant attractive 4 bed- 4%% mortme. aakto $13,000. |P1«QW send, ms your frss illustraled catalogua ^,1 Rl 5.2050 med, fertUlaed. IQ 8-8946. Serving klanctassterand surround­ fun training, too. Call 388-4823; iportable typnwritsr, dlvam orcaaional chair*, spool bed, lawn cellent tor young or retired cou­ ing areas. Modem ^ .Sarvlcs, 406 SeiMe iSadth Xkfiir THREE ROOM furnished m>art- looiai. « rooms with finlahed rac room naeh"Wito breezeway apd Civa T ytoriR eu tori'in 0-4400, BH ple. This is a real buy, CSwrlet iGoidgM I i Cotlagss'l' l Have a rsprsssntativs call T CHAIN SAW work — Treaa out MANAOBBOUNT-TrainM newlail; Wh8ie» furaitura, aonie planta. . Many other Itutaa.- Realty sold, hasoo room. breazeWay, 1-car garage, attachad garage. Owner trane- '•■OOOl. Al^JNEX, IN C. Canter S t . H I M 208. laakt.— - ment, heat and all utiliUea fur- Lespsranee, BH 9-7020 . Reasonable rates. CaO PI 2-7868 WANTBD-Houaekeiper(keeper to Uvs In. ^ 5 waaUy to start, advance to '.f- ■ -■ Blahed, central. Call 668 9868. on exceptionally wall lanOKaped fened out of state and flade R iNAME W oott Avsj, Vsmon between 8::80-4;80 or any time Writs vBox O. H!arild.i piMs after trm li^, Oppot- lot vrith treea.. Material and work- very tffllettlt-to handle 3 houaea. GREEN ROAD — Near,...Bowan COVENTRY — 4 rooms, and porch, lAlADDRESS bD R E S S . . . . i . . V...... 1 I Division ot L. P. FMagerald, Ino. Saturday or Sunday. 1 MilllneiT, DiessnialiW Id r for mazulgemeat g lftm HEAR MAIN ST. — 8 funUbsd aunahto In this houaa ■ t o «mer- Hera te an OHOttualty for the ■efeool. 0 raeas naoh, flm daea, combination windows, nice lot. YtdUmd Oounty*s pen 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. .^anable. M l 8-9704. Xovihs. U 9 Woodland S t ll^ 2-2384. pointment. writs P.O. Bok V"-' ' ■ , ' ■' 4F’ "-'' I-

--V>:K;-;v.vv.V TmiRSDAY, JUNE 7, 196? H U m rlii^r lEorning il^ntUij :v'y:-- :iiiiiia« ..C Average DMIy Ngi Prcra ■ M ...... «ha Week *0(1*. ■J > ta w », le n Hie Weather * Fereeaet el'V . 'i . Weather Bewae PINEHURST jV/5=-‘ - 13,595 EVERYDAY i t Clear, eoel teadgkt. l^esv areahd •V -*»-'«-*»-*»-*>..*»/.»i:«.*».*« ,v.v .*• .•• .•♦.••,•• . • i . J ta ta e el tke Audit 50. SatardiBy snay aed wnna. H | | li \ taraaa M Otraniatloai LOW PRICE 80-88. O N , . . r 1 MantehegUir^A Cf^ of VOlage Charm ^ »• . ------GoOD/r^EAll VOL. LXXXI, NO. 211 (TWENTT-PO(W PAGBS—IM TWO SECTIONS) • ' X , MANCHESTER, •VA'Nr«Vv*V*V»V»V A*A*%**v*V*. FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1962 (Olaaelfled AdrertislBg en Bag. 88) •VsvV*VA*<:*V*V*V»Vs''^/n**V*^^^ HOOD 1 # J PRICE FIVE, MDLK W PINEHIIRST DOLLAR DAYS BONANZA for Prosp^ky Sejftators . - ■ K FROZEN FOOD and OTHER SPECIALS AS HOT AS Gal. THE FIRE YOU USE FOR YOUR BARBECUE IS THE TIME TO BUY an. 1 b n Kraft's Famous PHIUDELPHIA KRAFT'S ># CREAM CHEESE VEtVEETA WASHINGTON (AP) — Larga SUse 8 oz. pkg. Tempers' ignited today as a ELECTRIC By WHETMET KBOEMAKEB ^won'4 help, he said, but gdoptlonfon and hue transportation SPECIAL special Senate subcommittee of hU tax package would Improve and. mating' the tax: on air travel CHEESE WASHINGTON/ (AP) neared the end of ita investi­ PresIdrat Kennedy pina his changes “ of being close.’’ In half,^^ 8 per .cent. He listed these' othw points in "Actk^ on' this tax package will gation of charges by Sen, Bteatei^ for proeperfty en a the program: provide our ecchiomy with all of Strom 'Thurmond, D-S.C,, five-point tax package that The House-passed tax credit for the stimulus and^ safeguards now that. anti - Communist mili­ money invested in hew machinery deemed iteessary." Kennedy Probe T old 3 • * 1 includes across-the-bMrd in­ tary moil have been muzzled. Sava 8c to lOo DRYER - GEt OUR come tax cuts starting next and equipment. said, Vand I hope sudh action will Thurmond told . Arthur Sylves­ Serve berries with ice cream or make a ddicioui ahortcake January. Forthcoming changes' In sched­ be forthcoming. with Biequick. Chains Just went to $1.03 ules b y. which companies .. Save The President distinguished ter. asslatant secretary of defense O f M on ey on this pkg., then dropped , "There U no need for UUs coun- money through tax writ(;o& tor measures In the package from his for public affairs, "I believe you to 07e while deal is on. try"to stand helplessly by and have been'taken In by antlmill depreciation of plant aiid equip­ proposals to withhold taxes ’ on wateh a recovery run out of gas." ment. dividends' and interest and to pre­ tary propaganda." A BONANZA BUY ON FROZEN Kennedy told bis news conference Kennedy eotlmated these two vent corporations from finding tax : "I see no ground f6r your com' Order Gifts Thursday. steps would represent a tax re­ havens abroad. But these pro­ ihent,” Sylvester retorted. His SHURFINE ORANGE JUICE .. . 7 cans 1.00 SPECIAL OFF SEASON "We have a program to boost ttme level but his face flushed duction tor buStnese of more than posals also ought to pass, he said. 8 Oz. Cans It and I hope t ^ t ^ l those who angrily; He ceMed the statement WASHINGTON (AP) — tP »8JJ bUUon,: I Kennedy declared he will be ac­ .r A . ‘■J:: are concerned ttout their stocks Approval of- this request for tive in the fall election campaigns. a "graliiitoua Insult.” James T.; Ralph, former as­ FARMHOUSE FROZEN or their profits W their Jobs will standby , authority to cut taxes hr And he congratulated former Vice There a sharp exchange, sistant secretary of agricul­ APPLE PIES 39c aa...... 3 for 1.00 help us get action on this pro­ order to' head off threats of. re­ Preeldent Richard M. .Nixon for too. between Thurmond and Sen. gram," he addeft cession. The House Ways and winning the OOP gubernatorial John Stennls, D-^lss., chairman ture, testified today he re- Thus inviting labile support, In­ means committee hasn't acted on primary in California. That’e one of the subcommittee now apr ceiVed two $100 money orders HAWAIIAN PUNCH ...... 3 larga cans 1.00 PRICES! cluding siipport from criUca who this proposal.. ptjjachtng the windup of a mara­ from Billie Sol Estes last Jan­ stock up for hot days . . cont^d adihbilstration policies Repeal of the 10 per cent tax (Continued on Page Two) thon investigation of ^urmond's IBHPHi H H H I HHUB HHBBI MHH 'BHB ^HfiT fllHil^P KHlIiHI iHHHi iilBUB*'' upset- the stock market, Kennedy charges. uary anff his assistant, Wil- urged Congress to get down to Sylvester is the last schedul Ham E. Morris, got two more NEW ITEM— co n 's business quickly r'''6n military !tobert E. Manuel, distnissed 803 tractors and said he would take participation to 'antl-^inmunUt the etump for Democratic candi­ Repoblican counsel to a CANS eeminara ,for..tne public amount dates .in the November elections. V8, to muzsltngr'and reflect a no-wln House investigating commit"' SAVE ON PINEHURSTT DEAL PACKS He made clear the administra­ Ted Ed Verdict foreign^ji^lcy. tee, charged today th» SHURFINE CORN Dryer - 220 VOLT tion does not Intend to recommend ond protested at one group’s inquiry into the Bil- ; an Immediate cut in Income taxes. t that Stennls was trying to But he said he will Offer a tax Jie Sol Estes case "is being MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE cross quesUon me. The South >qform bill providing reductions Expected Tonighjt Carolina senator had sought to di'stortied—and the truth sup­ (Save lOc)— 6 oz. {ar 89c faiNtoth perwnal and Cdiporate test Sylvester's knowledge of rev­ pressed." incoimetaxes, affective Jan. 1 , for olutions^ antimllitarism as used In a -statement, Manuel quoted (Save 20c)— 10 oz. jar 1.45 _ mjntl action next year. SPRINGFIELD, MgSB. (AP)—Bickering Ma^chusetts by (fom'munisU against the U.8. an Agriculture Department offi­ ' *r Details ara.balnc worked oUt, he^ military. cial aq saying Estes peiwonally taU, but MU. result In a .net Demo$Tat» try to simmer down enough tbnjght to get a pre­ pressured film by Invoking .the UPTON'S TEA BAGS lOO'i 99c— Sava 20c lose—the redudU ^ "will not be liminary answer to this politically explosive question! Stennls said he didn't under­ names of the late House Speaker wholly offset b y N ^ er reforms.” stand toe term and asked Thur­ Who will R be. Teddy er Bddle?»------mond to define it. Sam Rayburn and Vice President Kennedy maeededNMs goal of a In more formal language, will Lyndon B. Johnson, but that SAVE 4c ON THIS DOUBLE PACK tSTO-bttUbn gtaii nhtiohgl product, "I am not a witness,'’ Thur­ Johnson's name waa not brought MARGARINE Peaches the Democrats endorse. Edward mond retorted. He is a member FIG NEWTON from Nabisco 35e the value of the natlonX<>u^Pdl> M. (Ted) Kennedy, brother of Into public teSUmony. probabW wUl not be achieved this State News of the subcommittee, and had Manuel added, ".This incldant President, or the state been doing most of the ques­ year.r.'T h e stock market dwlfoe leral, Bidwmrl J. MbpoTmaok points up the way this invesUga- tioning. llon Is being dlriorted—and tha \ i r nephew of Hoiue^j^ptaker "If you are toying to cross ques- for McCormack, for IK8. eena- truth suppressed — either because R oundup Hoh me, this is not tl)e time and of shoddy preparation, or a will­ place," Thurmond snapped. James T, R a l^ who waa fired aa assistant seoreU^ «t agriculture appears today before the House Tax Cut Equals will puL';ta a Government Operations Subcommittee Invertlgatlng the Billie Sol Estes case. Ralph was fired on ingness to cover up.” • v e told os so Stennls said he was nqt trying Y ou 8 OZ. reaching KMlr big grounds he used Estes telephone credit card for personal calls, Ralph said the reason Secretary <*f Manuel said another Incident In­ ibaUy late toiUght. to crpss examine a. fellow senator dtomlesal waa "Let's Just say you and I are Inoompatlble." volves a discussion by the subcom- CANS Newington Blocks (AP Photonx)*. _.,o “ I P Teddy le 80, ;,^dic but Thurmond heatedly replied; mtltee In closed session of how to Delivered — Inistal led brlUlant, co^Kden'.. “ Wall, It looks very much deal with testimony "which would PINEHURST e la te d 'victory;, Council - Manager like it." Implicate certain members of Con­ Serviced — Demdnstrated Pprtfi Kennedy — "w e\ wUl haye a Sylvester acknowledged he had Under a Ha^^o^ B^ete gress and at least one very high- CRISP FRESH clear majority’’ wttii p o m ly For Second Time^ not read eome of toe teetimeny Soviet W ranking administration official.’" By n C B C lin f I 1,000 votes. . about aUegedly Red-inspired ef Manuel said, ” The testimony, AP Eeaaamk>*mii^ writer forts to,,,iUsacedlt..mUltary anti' taken In executive seselon, related. McOormack-"I have > 1 8 ^ ' i w w m c rTOfr (AP) — a pro- Oommimlat seminars and, as ■V ICEBERG wAaeiDroxDir^Apj-^^ tax CHnee It takes 863 votes ^ w i n Allies on Use to a list of individuals to whom: PINEHURST LEAN 1.50 Weekly Or 6.50 Monthly poeed .oouneil-manager government Thurmoad put tt, smear some of 13" Flee Edst Reds Estes allegedly sent gifts In the cat proixked'uy Prealdent Kenne­ If all the delentos are prMent, the pArtlcipanta. Sylviuter also form of money.orders." dy for Jan. l would have eomebody's arithmetic 1s remark­ haa beat rajeetod by tola commu­ ft LETTUCE NO MON EY DOWN On Our Own Budget Plan nity’s voters for the second time in ■aid he is no avid reader -of al O f West Berlin Manuel aald It was against this GROUND CHUCK the jdlwnllatlve effect of a.muitl- ably shoddy. i , legedly left 'wing publicatione to background that he decided, "as a MWon dollar pay raise for wage Oiarges and counter-charges two yeare. check what they are doing. . MOSCOW (AP)—The Soviet Un mattee of conscience and duty to Special At Or earnere and a profits boost for flew. McCormack told a news The new cliarter was defeated by In Excursion Boat the public," to give a confidential industry.; . 44 votes yesterday In a referen­ Thurmond told Sylvester "It Is loii warned tha Western powers 3 jtn I Blend of Ground conference he Is "doing the Pres­ apparent to me you have little or Agriculture Department report on 1 Kennedy's advisers are talking ident a favor" by attempting to dum. The vote was 3,001 to 3,047 today It will not permit West Ber­ the Estes case to a newspaper to r retention of toe present t o ^ no interest In apprising yourself BERLIN (AP) — Bringing a The boat's captain and engineer Beef, Veal and Pork, Ib. MAINE LIVE tentatively about a |8-bUlion net defeat his brother. as the secretaty of defense (six) lin to continue as a base for what reporter. reduction In the tax Mdutge the ’ "Thero Is a lot of talk about meeting form o f government baby with them, II young Beat**'**'* allowed to get the boat un^ in this area of public arialrs In der way and return to Bast Ber­ It called "revengfst and militaris­ It wee for this action that Man­ Either of above in 3 lb. lota S2.3S. (Chuck patUea at President' will ask Congress to the national dynasty issue riow,” Earlier this year toe R^ublioan Germans hijacked a 384-ton river uel was dtschargM after a day­ LOBSTERS administration of Pint Seleotman which a concerted effort or pro­ lin. tic circles." same price). approve. ’Some think it ehould be would nave the greateet domesUc paganda Is directed against ^the •xetu-alon boat early .today and. es­ A note to Britain, France and long subcommittee wrangle behind.; 12 Pound GE Automatic W asher blner, eome don't want' to lose iseue if Ted Is elected, but If Ted EMmund Keleher cut taxas. The Police disclosed ths group made closed doors Thursday. Democrat­ and FRESH t defeat of the eouncil-manegar military defenses of our nation." caped to freedom under a halL of a similar unsuccessful attempt to the United Statea threatened that i t u t much revenue. is defeated the dynasty Issue is Thurmond -added that this didn't machine-gun bullets. "the Soviet Union wHI not hold ic members spofee of a breach e4 he explained. ‘"The RepubUcans charter was aacribed to faare of an •scape a week ago. They sailed LOBSTER MEAT The Freddent’s decision may surprise him, either. East German jiollee, firing from one of the excursion boats down, the'position of a disinterested ob­ ethics. PINEHURST 59c GRADE HAMBURGER depend on bow much of a booeter dead.” inCraase in taxea by a new local Manuel also , had harsh words govarnment Ajnother controversy revolved a watch tower, a pier, a bridge the Spree, but at the moment server and. In case of necessity, Pinehurst Selected in 14 os. cans are featured ■hot the 'oeonomy eeems to need Kennedy denied emphatically at around a denuuid by Thurmond and a patrol bpa't, pumped over they should have turned Into the may be compelled to takg the for the subcommittee, beaded by 4 to a Pkg. 5 Ib. lofi 2.39 at Pinehurst every week. by the time the massive tax re­ his own newe eeislan rumors that that toe subcommittee be shown 300 bulUta into' the fleeing ves­ canal, their passage was blocked needed measures to fulfill Its Rep. L. H. Fountain, D-N.C., form and reduction bill goes to Income tax investigations, depor Teenager Cutba Urged a proposed il'ew blueprint of U.8. sel. Nobody waa hurt. by a passing barge. So they had commitments to the (East). Ger­ NO M ONEY $ OongrcM' late ths session. tatlon proceedings and promises HARTP&RD (AP) — OonnecU- man Democratic Republic," (Ooatomed oa, Page Tea) Wonderful Values . . . foreign policy. Thurmond contend­ West Berlin police fired 10 shots to turn around and go back to 10 lb. lots 4.50 ^By that time the economic Im­ of postmasterships were being eut Interdepartmant ’nraffic Safety ed the secret document 'would back at toe East Germans to East- Berlin. which Is an ally of the Soviet TOMATOES pact, If any, of the stock market's used to- iwlM delegatee Into his Union. coordinating committee wanta a prove hie charge that muzzling of check- their fire. The boat, the Elfriede Klelnert, si housewife, Lobsters, lb. 74c DOWN swooning epdls and recoveries camp. McCormack specifically law that would make It illegal for Friedrich Wolf, wee riddled and The notea added: "The Soviet Oood summer items . . . Morrell's ready to eat Hams military men to part of a no-wln sew the escape from the window Chicken size. teen-agers to hart alcoholic bev- cold war policy. there were bullet marks on build­ Union cannot allow Weat Berlin to . . Genuine Spring Lamb Legs . . . Tendefcure Corned of her third floor--apartment. be uaed continuously by revenglst (Ooirttamed PH * NIm ) , . (OealtaiMd en. Page five) eragea In a motor vahlcla. ings on the West Berlin shore. She said that Just after ( a.m. Beef, Chaliman Jamag' K. WUUams The escapees Included ' eight and milttartet quarters for pur- Bulletins^ and the meatier 1\4 to she was awakened by gunfire. She poeea hostile to the cause of peace said yaatarday a awhnommtttoe men, all emplnyai nf East Bar ran to the window and ehe saw Culled from AP WirM IVi lb. lobsters lb. 89c win atai^ aodi laws already ia aa- lin'e "white fleft" of ezcurslon and to remain one of the danger­ 2.00 W eekly the boat In midstream. ous sources of tension In the heart Modified Red-Bloc Ban letanea hi otoar. states and then boats, five women, and one cou­ "I saw U suddeqly make a big aak toa 188d Oeneral AaMmUy to ple’s 8-month-old boy. Th'^ adults, of Europe.” Lobster meat sells at a d M ena. News Tidbits turn and dash for the entrance to The notee were delivered to the MARSHALL AIDED -EBTEB Or all about SO or under, toldi police the Lsuidwehr Canal," she said. the low price of $1.89_ "Wa will try to taka tha bast front the AP Wires they had been planning- the Vseape British, F/ench and U.8. embas- AUCRTN, Tex. (AP) — T«u a out taf an these laws and coma '" T h e boat crashed Into the em­ ■tce Thursday, but published only Atty. Oen. WIU WUeoa said to­ Short Cut Native can. Haddock fillets Senate for $4{7 Billion tor a week. bankment. There was an ear-spllt- up with a profMeel that will beet Thursday nlgnt the men In the this evening, day "that there le ao doubt In 49c lb. Sword 79d lb. 8.00 Monthly meet toe needs of Connecticut," The etate approves 884,(>M to.groifp went aboard the Friedrich tlng screech as the bow scraped 'They were the toughest state­ iiiy mind that Henry H.,Btore)w]l ASPARAGUS We will also have , Delivered-Installed vmiarns ealA a post. ments the Rueelana have mede re­ aided lUllle Hoi Eetee In hie op- pay ^ invMUgaUm, s u ^ at' her moorntng beside the ' "The boat blocked the canal. Fresh Halibut and The lack of such a statute oon- iqipratoals and other expenwM In River Spree and began drinking cently on the Benin .problem. Is- eraUons." Marshall, a federal Limit bn Foreign, Aid Bullets were whipping into It. •uenca on the notes followed agriculture official . who was bunch'29c Sole. Serviced — Demonstrated •titutea a “aerioue gap’’;, In toe connection with pixqioeed Farm- with - - her- paptain and englntor. Ington and'’Windsor sites for new “ I saw people Jumping off, the lengthy Conferences here between found shot five timee June 8, (U>. and Over) ■Ute’a motor vehicle Uws, he When the two were off gpard, boat onto the canal bank. 'They CHOICE said, . state medical-dental school, -. . . they Jumped them and tied Premier Khrushchev and East IMI, had been looking Into the WA8HXNOTON (AP) — The B«i-tAUUon for fiscal ItSS for the AI For the first time stnoe the end of Germany’s . Communist leader Estes’ cotton allotment deaUage. BUDGET •to haa.votad a 14.7-bllUon ceiUng Uanca for Progress program ‘n them up. (Continued on Page Nine) Walter Ulbricht., Marshall's death waa' rnled a GTOCKSmK Ib. 59c World War H, New York State has Under cover of darkness they en foralgn aid spending next year Latin A m erica"and' 1800 mtllioo 99 to 110 completed a fall year Wttomit qa sulcldfr by ■ Justice Of the peace. —Just'about-what President Ken for each of the succeeding’ three ftARTPORD .(APl-TTie SUte spirited their women and the bal^ Isttor a. granll jury hiveetigiatian PINEHURST executtirm for a capital offoata. aboard. Then at dawn- the men Just Reduced—Pure‘ Ver­ n ^ reOuested. years. '* Motor Vehicle, department's dally Frank Romano, 87, of Provi­ wen called to attempt to deter­ TENDER But' taare'e evidence .Gpngress In addition it authorisM ttA record of ahtomoMle fatalities as got the ' two-deck boat moving. And Abandon Vernon Track mine whether Maiahall waa mont Maple Syrup at BEEF LIVER Ib. 49c dence, one of eight meh Indicted In Tbiy swung Into the Spree and SI.99. FIrewax . . . the Intenda to alaah away at the aid billion for. military aaeislanee and of last midnight and the totals April by a fMeral grand Jury for murdered or took his (twn life. Inch GE Table. . ■ Model ' ai I TV program before it ftaaUy provides IIJE bUlIon tor economic devet en toe same date last year: headad fowata the center of Ber­ The body waa exhuided and S' new no flashback lighter BLOCK STYLE alleged' tnvolvemeht iii an iflegal tha money that may be epant opment loans outside Latin Amer lin, making for the point where pathologist hae enid he heUevea product, pint 29c, qt. 49c. BONE IN CHUCKROAST lb. 49c alcohol fitill operation In Scarbor­ the left biUtk of the river becom.ee i The measuM paubd Thursday lea, authorised last year. KlUoa «V■e> ■ ee ■ ■ • • • ^^ 99 1X0 ough, Maine, pleads' innocent in NHRR Seeks Inclusion Marshall was murdered. The All Channel UHF-VHF Tuner by the genata SI to M-aimply eats the border between East and West grand jury >• etIU etadylng.tha ■ m U.S. District Court In PorUand, Berlin. ItaiU: on . atg qMedlng in the (Oontonad ea Page Penttoea ) I Cruihed Agoinit Car Maine, end Ja.. released hi 880,000 'cose. Wilson said toe latest de­ fiscal year that begins July i. ’ ..M- ■ ...... / lit Posts of Vopos — as the Etast velopment further clonds toe In­ The appromlatidns xfUl be han- ^ SPWNaFIJBLDjKam. (A P )^ ' German police are . called — In Pennsy, NYC Merger vestigation. Fresh From The Farm BUDGET STEAK BROIL Shhon O. Oken, 51, of 8« Maxvroll The State Bond CJommiaeion ap­ opened fire. <9ad latrir m separate l^lslation. Vr,, West Hartford, 0*nn., was proves epeiidlag 01.88.7 ■aDHoa for Chickens to Roast, - Actually, the administration 3 Laotiaii Princes Racing the engines at their top UN DEBATE URGED Chunky cut Of lean beef scaaohed in criUcal condiUon in Springfield new dormitories, and other facul­ ■peed of TO knots, the men aboard Fryers, Broilers. a zippy tomato-garlic dreMlng-Jaefore had to a«ttla rfor parilal victory Hospital today after he ws4 ties at the .five state-supported NEW HAVEN (AP)~*rrueteeseinlerchanges freight With THe’New f UNITED NATIONS, N. ' Y oa its arnttstOad lproviaion for aid Pa^ to Reject the Friedrich Wolf suddenly (A P)—Overriding British and LONDON It. goes Into tho broiler. eruahed' against, hto own automo­ coUegea. > . . Singer Harry Jlels- swung left and -rammed the boat ,ot the bankrupt New Haveh Rail­ York Central at .10 different points, Makes 8 Servings to Oommualat, Poland tad Tugb- bile last night fonte’s concert before an integrat road filed separate petitinna today and with the .Pennaylvantg at five II.S. opposition, the IAN. Htoer- ■lavla hi an attempt to 'Iroim On Coition Plan into the entrance of the I.and- tag Oommlttoe t . today recom­ 8 pounds chuck, ateak, cut abput IH ^ Police, In suburban Loggmead- ed Atlanta audleace . aeta more wehr Canal — Wastern territory. which would permit, them to be in­ other locations. Peseengers are In- them away from Soviet d e m ^ ow where the accident occurred, than 818,880 fM the ' Banthent cluded or to Interveni In the'^pro- tercltanged with the Central' at five mended Immedtato General As- Selected large bar-b- Inchea thick tton. - The cecapees, moving quickly in ■embiy debate on sriilto rule in cuing GHIX LEGS, BROILS U cup bottled tomato^garllc French KHANO KHAT, U oa (AP) - •aid Oken was toying to open the C M liU ea .1 eadewnlp Ceafereace, twoe and threes, efoshg ashore. poeed merger of toe Pennsylvania points and with the Pennsylvania Wadnkaday the Samts voted IT Neutmlist Prince Souvaana Phou- rear .door of his car when struck toe -prointegrmtibn group's execu­ afid New York Central Railroads. at Penn 8(|atlon In New York. the British . territory of South­ lb. -490, 5 Ib. lots 45c. dressing to It to bar foreica aid to aueh They flung themselves to the ern .Bhodeslo. The vote In the Instant unseasoned meat “ ma aald today the three princea by an automoMie, tive director reports. ,;. ground to escape the whipping Trustees Richard Joyce Smith, Outdoor and indoor chefs who follov^^ eountriea. Rut, wtra heavy praa- summit conference baa daeided to Okm aufflred a aevara haad Actor C h arles'L au gh ton ,"63, William J. Kirk and Harry W. (Continued oa Page Fourteen) 81-member committee was 0-7 tenderizer ■ura 'Rom the White Bouse and bullets. When the West Berlin po­ with the Soviet Union Joining the rules for inarinatingr London Broils. '1. Bru^h both sides o f steak with adjourn ita ■•salons until MCpday gash, compound leg fracture, se­ leaves Memorial HoqpHal for Can­ lice fired, the Vopos checked, their Dorigan petitioned the Interstate eomhiaad HPMto from Oemo- to give its memben tone to re­ cer and Allied Diseaiee in New Commerce Commission (ICC) to Asian and African coontiiee to - (Many also use instant tenderizer). ” *'' French dtasaing; place steak In shal­ eratle .■ apd RapoUlcan leaders, vere injuries to both feet was fife.. make up the slim majority. W ings 29c lb. 4 lbs, low glato or plastic dish; let stand at flect on the formation of a ccall' speared by a chromium strip from York after a five-day stay . . . Tom The whole thing was over In 30 intervene, in the proposed unifi­ Serve them for a favorite family steak. toe KitoUe retreated Thnraday tlon. government Spivey, 88,' who claimed Mickey Five olMtoined. The 104-na­ ?1.00. room temperature 1 hour before cook­ and laitoll.H to to to exempt gifts hto own car, and waa hurled 18 minutes. cation ..of the two larger railroad Terrorists Halt tion fDneral Awtembly itself was Use boneless chuck, shoulder clod or ing. - Emerging red-faced from"a har­ feet Cohen' struck him with a picket systems.' and mlm,aC surphia food. bour sftemoon meeting with sign last February, ia in critieal expected to ratify the recom­ flank steaks. 2! When ready to broil ateak, score It atill lait toe,baa on any.as- At the same time, the trustees mendation early next week. fat edges, then sprinkis with tender- his half-brother—Frtece Soupha- ooaditton foUewiag brala aorgeiy requested approval by Federal Algiers Action alatoiiee under toe foreign aid hffl. nouvong and pro-Weatom-Premier let Drag Race* ___ Surgeon Predicts tzer, following land dlrecUoiia. Place Delivered—Installed in North Hollywood, Ohllf. (fourt Judge Robert P. Anderson IIODUKH FOR HPENOmo Itaeiu', ipehiding tio mUlkii in eeo- Prince Boon Oum, Souvanha 'toid HAR'miRD (AP)—&(ate Po- Former Rhode Island . Gov. of a second petition to the IOC for Boneless on broiler rack. nomfo development loana the ad- Ifoe have -'baaned' Hmg- racing in ALGIERS (AP) — The European WASHINGTON (AP) — Sec­ 3. Broil, following range manufac- Large 21-inch screen for less reportera "Ona or two-tmaatUed Christopher Dri Seeto eaye be will, Heor|^ Transplant actual inclusion of the New Haven Secret Army Organization today Serviced «« Demonstrated miaiMtotiaa bad programmed for pomta obUgril ue to postpone the ears equipped with Jet engines. aot be a candidate for the Repub­ In the proposed merger. retory of Commerce Luther H. SHOULDER STEAKS ...... Ib. 89c turer’s directions, or about IS t o 14 'YUgamvia next dscal year. State poUca MaJ. Carroll E. mysteriously halted Its terrorism Hodges sold today that a rnn- minutes on each aide for rare, 16 to'18 meeting until Monday and each lican nomination for governor this LOUlSVUAXi. Ky. (AP) The trustees, at a press confer­ In Algiers at least temporarily aft­ thon yoii pay foremost 19-inch At h|s news conference Kan- party has Shaw, issued the onJer yesterday year, or for any other office . ttnuation of deficit spending Coronet Steaks for ■> minutes for medium, or until done as Weekly Or Bloathly Reptacemait o f a bad hdkrt ence in recent weeks, hod indicated er a ‘day of arson and indiscrim­ because of President Kennedy’s nady uwloomed the action on food flacUon.” after recel'ring' a report, of a near Richard Cardinal Cushing m-opoase they were planning to take this you like ktoak.' TV s... •aymg It would give him toe nec- He added that he hoped Mon­ accident at toe Connecticut Drag- with a good ona la poasible in inate shpoting)v. proposed tax cut would not individual seMngs...... Ib. 1.39 ' 4. Place steak on cutting boards cut 2.75 11.50 that CatooUe profeeeional groups humans within the next five or action. - I Hopeful FYench officlala be­ eisary flexthiUty to help peoples day’s meetliig will ba the last ona Way in Colcheator Sunday. • p e a their eonveattoae to aoa- alarm Mm. Hodges suggested around bone;' carve meat diagonally who want to remain independent ten years, a^Tale University Earlier this spring, in their six lieved the appeal for peace by in ■ television Interview NBC Small Coronet Oven Roast, Ib. 1.19 bafore he announces a formation Shaw aaid a Jet-powerad drag­ OatheUcs. ^ s^ aor of said yes- months interim report to Ander­ Into thin slices. - Only a tou t tone later adipln- o f a ooaUtion Cabinet ster hurttod down the atrip at 184 eOtgmy Jean Georges Sarradet, head of T oday" toot lower taxes vrould lahmim forces succeeded by toe A police a iom spreafo to CMaa-. son, the trustees sold that "serv­ some 3,000 secret army comman­ provide ' sdffleient •oonomio MI 9-0665 or Boun Oum and his deiHatkxv roilas an hour and waa unable to da and Mezlea tat aearch for a . Such transplants have been ' ice on the New Haven-Unee can­ dos, was beginning to work. mrtam vote of 48 to. 40 in jtoject- which tncludee strong man Oen. beneuae the brake parachutes ■toiMilHs to offset toa taunedl- iag an amendment by Sen. Ncrcla Qaeene, New Teik, phystetoa aftw fiude srito Aogs but have been not be cOnt^plated as a perman­ Most Europeans, howevec, . said ato rervemie loee rotoer qsd^cly. MI 9-9523 Pbonml Nosavan, flew hack to aW not rakfoae. Tha car avantoaUy dismembered body of a girl IS only p a rtia lly snpeeasful, ent continuing function unless it ia skeptically it ims the driving rain 713 Main St. RJfJH., itolch woidd have Vientiane and will return here « » a to n halt In woods beyond The fedeml bodget le expected Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. foreign aid .,to countries found In the sewer of his sunrotu- aiainlv beeauee the body seema mer^wd with a trunk line railroad over the city that stopped the de­ to be tdM^ 87 btlUon In theetod .-v.'i-.. too t^nck. p fto the driver escap­ oua home and d lic e ., Nsw 'York^ to reject tleeuss of a Mrang * - fr structive action. Open Teoight' which expoii anna or etratagle . who la to haad toe ing injury. In toe io n ftsonl yenr wUeh 302 MAIN-:CORNER TURNPIKE ^ I Manchester mntarlals to StaoAovtat Moe eoun- Stata Supreme Court Justice J- Imurt, Dr. William W, L. Olenn In their petition to intervene, the Sarradet called Thursday on his ends June SO, Mid a downr- It is formed, Md aewa^; ^^The apandaur took Vlnoeat Kebugh ~ eheiged wKb told toe Kaatuel^ Heart Aa«>-. tntsteee said that approval of toe tria a' ,iBcludtaf______jOUba., _ "very grwtt prog>- fellow tenmista to abandon their than-fiweanat leocvery ia vta- • OPEN TONIGHT and FRIDAY TILL 9 PJI. tin 9 P JL toa oar t a .h nnH i^rtn. A State etmmftnar la aa pOegM fadsral ctatowi. mi^eir - without Incluafon ot ithe struggle and seek peace with the tually oertain to prodnen an­ SERVICE No attaapit* ware mada ht tMt I made in the flrat tajK^rotor at toa Dragway eoart fix attempt testifies he nsv- Qm bil aa^Sm toi aa mi»qr la. am- and be hoped for a flnal Devriopment of riwiharteahle New Haven cduld remilt In si aub- top leaders of . Moslem na­ other deficit .next year. A tax Umim aifomsd uU additlcMl try, a s p i^ - •r agreed to do anything "torrupt piastle materials may spead ■tantial Um *A freight revenue. tionalism. cot of too kind talked about by . , . Improptr . . . unethical . ; . ibs^i^'O f humaa trsaa^m s, In toe petltian for inclusion, the KesuwdymuiMday would add to ' Tfdratto). * cff tobaaMlaiBMIaC.'' - tnuteee aaitf that toe New Haven .(OoBtfoMd on Page five), ^ toa ideficit trend. , ! i- . ■I