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PfUCI 8KVNN C I N fi VOL. LXXXm .NO. 282 (T m H tV -lIO B T P A 6B S-TW 0 SXCTIONg) BIANCH1»TER, (XWN., WEDNUBDAT, JULY 1. 18M E ven ts r ^ I n s t a t e Record- Dempeey Hurries East-West R o a rf’Hits State Again HARTFORD (A P )— The first link of the East-West Highway in downtown Some Relief Hartford,' will be opened July 13, as the result of ef Seen Later forts of Gov. Dempsey. ’The governor announced to day that the 3,000 foot section In Showers of highway between Bulkeley Bridge and High St. will be opened on that date. WINDSOR LOCKS (Al^ It had been feared that the Record - breaking tempera opening would be delayed sev-.| tures continued in Connecti eral weeks awaiting delivery of traffic signal equipment. cut again today as hot air 'However, at Gov. Dempsey’s streamed in from the cen direction, SUte Highway De- tral portion of the country. partnient ofHt:ials conferred Moisture i" on the increase with Hartford officials and over the area, thd U.S, WealhSr worked out a plan whereby po Bureau said. By late this after licemen will be assigned to traf noon scattered thxmderrtiowere fic duty during peak traffic wUl be developing to the West hours on the new highway sec- ’IT\ey wUl sr read over the stats ’ Uon until the traffic lights are Curing the evening and night installed about mid-August. time hours. ■* ' When the highway section is ’I’he leading edge of oooUr opened, westbtmnd traffic com and drier air was approac8iing ing from the Bulkeley Bridge the northern New England area area will leave the highway at the Ann St. ramp. Eastbound this mor.iing and will oontinqs traffic will enter the hlglhyay southward over southern NSw from High St. or from the Ann England during the night, .the St. Ramp. Ann St, is one-way I Bureau said. t> northbound and High St. is one- This condition will o^, Dallas, Tex., and prior Saturday by Ambassador Eu- and he patted her cheek. ing success with the Illinois Robertson and other Gotdwat- to thst of Uie Lancaster Coun K en n ey’s visit to Poland genlusz Mllniklei of tha Foreign Kennedy’s departure brou|^ er eapppitses said the strong aiqipori-ttiPwer in ’Tuesday’s delegation prompted his session fSbUned to back any try Day School. l^yoillltfiriL F*- eikis^. todgy with a noisy, Ministry., the first appearance of plclreu Heaviest Demanid. nihlbis vote for the Arisoiia sen Westover Is anoTTfiaiJen The government was under during his visit. Both at tho ho •bakers today to renew pre ator would have national impaot candidate. tsarful 'farewell from- hun Scranton, although obvioualy secondary (Ntfpini; school for stood to be irritated at Kenne tel and beside the plane were InM DCHiftpry dictions of an early ballot Snd "should result in an easy dreds of Poles and a cold men 'with placards in Polish disappoint^ oont#«|t>d ,W» P<>»r girls. dy’s aeriea of : atump-style victory for the Republican first-ballot victory" for him. shoulder from the Commu speechea to street crowds and reading "In the name of peace, Hie poll of delegates was tak showing iSd not deal a fatal Spurs Water Iftaii presidential nomination. blow to his candidacy. He said nist government. his visit to Stefan Cardinal Wy- don’t give nuclear weapdbs to Goldwater was Jubilant aftet en after Goldwater and Scran Girl Hit by Car szynski, the Roman Catholic West Germany” and "W hy ton made separate appearances his decision to address the Illi HAR’TFORD (AP) — Lln- Befors iMVinC tor London, en HARTFORD (AP)—The Met winning 48 of the 88 Illinois dai- nois delegation was'intended to route to the United States, he primate of Poland, against the doesn’t the government of the before the group at closed-dopr nea A- Llndstedt, S, daughter United States recognise our ropolitan District CommlSMon egates to the Republican Na "arouse the public" and not to isined a etatement to newsmen advice of goveriunent officials. tional Convention while Penn sessions Tuesday. of Mr. and Mrs. F. T, Llnd Several hundred Poles outside frontiers on tho Oder and the (MDC), faced with toe heavtoat gain delegates at this time. stedt of 10 E. Main 8t, Avon, urging “ the reconclllstlon of .water demand in its liistory dur sylvania Gov. William W. Sen. Everett M. Dirkken, who He said the overwhelming Eastern snd Western Europe in Kennedy’s hotel repeatsd the Nelsoe?” had been ^uncommitted, started was reported in good condition Kennedy shook hands 'with tbe ing the 24-hour period that end Scranton (ailed to pick up a Goldwater support in the Illinois association with the United ovstiooB he has received the single vote. the momentum for Goldwater at Hartford Hospital today sev* past few days. They serenaded ptekete at too airport and gave ed at 6 ajn. today banned imtll delegation "did not surprise me oral hours sftsr she was struck States” ss "the only sure guar further notice lawn sprinkling “ This Is the biggest boost for by casting the first vote for antee agatoat nuclear war, him with a chorus of "m ay you one of them a rose. or uock me." by a car nsar hsr boms. Ill hie statement to newsmen between B and 9 p.m. It also Ooldwater's campaign since the him. Goldwater, although elated whether by deaign or accident.” live 100 years’ ’ as he climbed California primary,’” said Hayes Befma the meeting, Ooldwat- Avon Police Bgt. Jamee Mai^ again to the roof of his a^an. Kennedy plugged a theme sharply otntaflnsd sprinUing over the outcome, would not ttno saUl tbe gdrt was hit by a . Except for low-ranking aides during other Imuts. - At the airport, Kennedy got which to a ^ to have attract claim the nomination was car driven by Robert C. Stone, and security people, no Polish ed the interest of Foreign Min The action was taken, aa wrapped up. 18, of 80 Englewood Ave., West officials saw Kennedy, his wife out of his oar to shake hands MDC apokeaman aaid, aftar with almost everyone standing ister Adam RapacM in a meet Goldwater aaid he thought he and three of their children off ing two days ago. MDC eustomen la id Graatar haa “ mmyba *80” delegates, or (See Page Twtoa) at the airport. Although Kenne- in a crowd of ISO outside the Hartford towns uiwd a racord- Lodge Has Confidence 86 more Uuin required for the It was that "Poland has poli tical ties with too Soviet Union 73.4 milUon gaUona at water ba- nomination, but added he would tween 6 a.m. yesterday and toa ^ like a bigger insurance m a r ^ . and personal' tlea with toe United States and therefore has same hour toibty. V ie old xa^ "I’d like a few more and than ord, set June 17, 1967, w a a-A -f On Viet Nam Outlook I might say.I'm qver the hump" a unique opportunity to contrib Rudi (Topless Suit) Gernreich ute" to European aeeurlty and mUltnm gallons. he 1^ . toe easing of teualon between The spokesman aoM hbsolute- An Associated Press survey ly no sprinkling smmA ha pan- WASHINGTON (AP)—H«iry Cabot Lodge declared showed Tuesday that Goldwater toe United States and the So viet Union.” mltted betwson 'ft and 9 pJE today that the “ downward spiral” in the anti-Communist now has 706 committed, in Embarr^ses Fashion structed, pledged or favorable Kennedy said America 'wants i,(Bes'Fage Twshra) war in South Viet Nam has been stopped. delegates, which is 90 more -Boland's help "in building those He said "we will win” if t h e ^ ------open ‘bridges of reconciliation’ ------to North Viet Nam by air than needed for the nomination By RHEA 8TEWABT United States and the South that President Johnson called strikes, but he did not mention —if none of the delegates stray. Herald Special Writer Vietnamese persist in carrying Goldwater’s closest'pursuer, the (or last month. that, NEW YORK—I have nearly Kennedy said his strongest out realistic political and mili Ito* did say, however, that one survey Showed, is Scranton with seen a topless evening gown. I 1(1 delegates. Impression of Polspd was the bulletins tary policies. kind of "outside pressures" can say "nearly” because Rudl friendliness of t o e ' people. He come from neighboring land Leaders of the Goldwater Gernreich, who invented the In his first major speech since ■aid toe Poles were "a strong CaBed frem AP Wina" used as a "sanctuary" from movement in Illinois sifid they topless bathinr suit, was rep ly religious people devoted to returning from Saigon Monday, which Viet Nam can be at thought Scranton made a tac- resented in a fashion show at after resigning as ambassador. their faith and belief in God." tacked and the Communist Viet I tical blunder in deciding to the New York World’s Fair by "This was very inspiring to ECT OBOUlONgD Lodge pictured the greatest Cong forces given assistance make a personal appeal to the a brown skirt falling from Just see," Kennedy said. "I dbn’t NEfWPOWr KEW a, Fa. thrwt to this confident ouUook “ with impunity.” delegates. below the bustllne, topped by a as an Increase in “ hostile out think K esdsta with such inten (AlP) — The Polaris,aslsslln» “ Obviously,” Lodge said, Charles H. Percy, party nom sort of emerald green shutter sity in many other eoimtries." side pressures" from the Com "when one is engaged in a life- inee for governor, also joined that stood straight up and was Bring sabmarfaM Bhniy O off munist side. ahd-death stru n if. *' the delegates behind Goldwater, not a wraparound model, so went agfwad on s tooni to If those pressures grow too ‘sanctuary’ must n<|t go on for- keeping a ■ promise to abide by that the side view was most in day at tho great, he said in an address I the majority sentiment of the teresting. prepared for the National Press Coffee Break (See Page Twenty-Seven) I delegation. “ New York fashion circles, Tw» Navy tugs (reed ^ Club, then "we may be forced” which have been invaded this asidear vessel wItUn twu to take other acUons to deal week by about 160 fashion edi Must Be Pure honn. Navy sMuroea aali with the new threat. tors from various niwspapera these dltoi’t appear to he any Lodge'did not spell out what tani damage. The sninuaihia additional eteps might,be em Secret Committee Meeting and radio or 'IV stations, cover ing the American Designer Se Experts Say heki been at the NewpeM ployed agsdnst Communist forc ries showings, are rather em News ahfphnikHsg * Ihry es hi Southeast Asia. There has During St. Augustine Truce barrassed by the existence of LONDON (AP) — Good nsws Dock Oa. where she was s e n | - been considerable talk from ■ Rudl Gernreich. Older, better — -• in Fshsemty. U.B. officials in recent weeks established designers are la la in stors for ooffoo addicts la about ptMlslbly canylng the war ST. AUGUS’TINE, FIs. (AP)—♦to identify the Interim group’s menting in private that they this world of silMtitutsB. The In- NO BEER TM kAT w Racial peace returned to St.' members. have spent careers creating temsUonsI Oo^oo OrganliatiMi PBOVmEENOE, R X (AN) King said the committee was lovely clothes that women is trying to rngke sure they get - ^ o r e toon 209 treek Augustine today after a month made up of two whites end two might enjoy wearing, and here their brew almost purs. drivers went en etrlke today, of turmoil. Negroes. He said their names comes this newcomer and geta News Tidbits Nearly every Cup of coffee halting deUverlee in Bkeds Both aides in the dispute were withheld to protect them all that publicity by Just leav Island ot most hraada; sd from the AP Wires from harrassment. ing off a tqp, and holds fashion hides a substltuts, aomstlmea agreed to a truce while a secret eallsd an additive. It may be Hguar. Ths drhressk King said he' had called a halt up to ridicule in the bargain. of Lseol 261 s f toa Mracial committee attempts to to demonstrations to show good ordinary roasted dried bean or , Last year, when Gernreich barley or etaicory. Teomateis Uhleii. rajeetod Brttldi-bookloe may less eev find a middle ground. faith. was given the Ooty Fashion toe distribaters’ lateet offer ’Ibe truce is aimed at ending The leaders of white segrega The executive board of toe oral mllllou doUare in betting ( CMtlcs’ Award, a move arose to 100 in a report today called on of a mow contract bud nlghh tor at least two weeks the mara tionists also accepted the truce. . revamp the Judging on the 1S7 te lS.\OnIy dietrlbotosg aoup engineered by 80 bettwe thon Series of demonstrations f i s t e d ' Manucy said a Ku its member nations to imple grounds that too many young ment legislation requiring cof (or P. Waliantlne and Saon ^ 1 . . . New H a m p er* tentaOve- that resulted in more than 800 KIux Klan rally scheduled July editors with no background were woridag tiidsy totor ‘ ly seta first a w e e p a t ^ t o w - arrtots and scores of injuries in 4 has been canceled. fee roasters and packers as were voting. Yesterday the well as manufacturers of instant driven being itorasentoi lag July 18 at Rockingham P to brawls on the streets and the MSnucy, who disclaims mem award was bestowed on Jacques anetoe^ anion. A s f o t o m m , . . MoaoovHe battiere (mala) beaches. bership in the KKK. advised his ooffoo to SCO that what they ’Tiffeau, Jewelry designer David brand as ooffoo is mainly cewom out when no one asked a questloa.' mssto Monday to prspars an against him oii six charges. sutalde Em henm s t ~ to be towed toor mllea to new "Now Ibey have agreed jb do Finally the tide turned and edl-' aganda for a msstiiw ot tho lOO that.” Fred Brinkhoff Jr., county Ju tors were asking him If this OounoU oponfaig In London July r . Ctopford. atte by poWer launchea . . . Air urMeontor. bat ns Tha Nagroaa apidaudad and venile counselor, charged King trend, carried to its. logical ax- 2T. Fore? dacisied aH m lai^ men (n fqpr warrants with contribut In offlBannuda air crash to ha when King finished sang an tremea, would not deelroy the . Offlotala of too organisation old spiritual called "Keep Tour ing to the delinquency of a mi are worried about tho (allure of dead . About'390 marchers This skatink costum«(. By (jast^llo for Zacan hM bathing suit bpalness. didn’t ■’"■’ WAV for federal tatoT' ^ e on this Piise.” nor by haying Juveniles on pro- seem to bavo faeod that.eontln- too U.8. Senate so far to pass Jtoftsdlcttsn.. cap« of wintsr-beige herringbouie woid ^^an r . '7 ^ ,,- <
. f >. . V ■ . ‘ . ^ ■ .. . - : ^ ,*a"' SVSiaNO kiPU LD , M A N C X lS i]^ OONN.| WBDWliSDAY, JUL"^ P A G E W U B M ■■ A - s till gVTCNDfO HERALD, JtAifCBESTKR, COHKg WHIDMIMDAT^ JTOLY X, 1964 ^em wold.on BiWgc mail an abssntee ballot to Sirst Concert ^ B Me^ barged serviceman starthtf Kept. . 1 r e g o m m m m d Eisenhower's iCandiaater aehool oCflelato HD ONE MORE IN The absentee naDot> wlwn AMMOSE M. DIEHL announce that the official H ie Voter ■ Thp Electibnr marked by thq voter, must be /rt FestiV oI f r e a r b a n d Dtapeau-Mitchell tor eiid-of-the-ysar report carda With Mail Fraud mailed back to the town clerk €hi^ h Unit By AiJfRED Sa«INWOU» he to sUnply absent from his Aistde Ahimliwm B4diag were mailed today- to all atn* r H ie nbtonteO ballot haa been and received before 6 pjn. on Btorra W M o w s amd Ito e n Home town during v o t in g Still Scranton If Delight dents In Oradea 7-11 at Man- •Ihere to » .12* 6 At7f lOas Virginia Aim MRctMOt NEW YORK (AP)—Cut-rate a vital part of election, actlvi- the day before the etecdon, ex Chester H H li School and tremely important af Rlvaralde and U . David OiU coupons that housewlvas clip bOUTK cept ^ e n the election to held s. P te M esil «4»-666S ttea to Oonneoticut, aald ,Becra- Requests for blank -absentee Bennet and ming Junior tksi in which ft to Dtapaau of Manchester ex to get discounts wstw ths basis' oh a Monday. For any election ballots may be made on the " ‘WASHINGTON (A P )—<5ov. Willifiin W. Scrani t o r n ORtTBEB High Schools. changed vows at First Congra* o f a maU fraud that apparenUy tary o f State Ella T. Oz«iMo, held on Monday the ballot must % ‘r t a “ ‘i8 0 ^ o ln g .’ ’ A 74 preeoribed form, either to per- Robert B raw l«y ,opened this g a U o ^ Ctaiffch, Old Green- netted eight men hundreds o f and Ita function ahould |,b* I * ' be received before noon of that Parishionei^ supporters, rebuffed in Illinois, clung to the hope today Report cards for seniors 9 A l l O t l t ■son or by mall, to the town year’s Hartford Festival of Mu can be ploked up at the high arich, last Saturday. thousands o f dollars, federal miliar to all state votora; ^ y . that Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower would help prevent 'clerk within a 46-day period Mrs. Grasso stressed . toe sic With an all-Brahms program school office becinning Mm- f?,y‘ ’ The bride to a daughter of Mra. prosecutors say. Pursuing. her efforts to in ■/ Sen. Barry Goldwater from getting the top presidellpal before the election.. urgtocy. of mailing the ballot 111* OmlnpA«ntlty o( C9iria- last- evening on the grounds ot ,day, between V ll:8 0 a-m. Oompleto." Hto Beryl Beigfatcn Mitchell of R iv Am ong the eight. Indicted form all Connecticut reaidenta Henry____ , Cabot Cabot Lodge' Lodgel whO^ whOf------— --- the OonnecUcut General In front a match to erside and John Mttcbell of yesterday, were , three wastepa- of their privileges as electors to A serviceman, Ms spouse, de in ample time to be received by. Itaa Doctoite* of M. Xaurico'a ■ — — 'ventlons, 88 personally pledged and 1:80-8:80 p.m. came home fromJils ambassa Bloomfield. It was not a conven t o m won tha famous vliider- Stamford. The bridegroom la the per dealers, well situated to this year Of a Presidential pendents and certain designat the town clerk before the stat- ptaM to *oquiilnt membert ci to him and 271 who favor him Election, Mrs. Grasso explained ed groups may use either the .utory deadline. Absentee bal dorial post in South Viet Nam tional assemblage- of Brahms' hot Cup. 0 K Q M 5 t son of Mr. and Mrs. Pierre C. scour magazines and newspa ■to p u iA fhirlnc tli* auimner -With the avowed Jntentlon of but are not4jound or 'pledged to ihtarprater, for example, she to Federal Post (3ard Application lots received late cannot, under music tor it did not feature any , South daaler N obs l^peau ot 181 Princeton- St. pers. that the absentee ballot can be months with Its work which promoting Scranton’s candidacy him. ~ of tAe composer’s symphonies. superb, Init the, Brahms last Both sldia vulnerabla The Rev. Merton Libby per- UMd by any. oivUlan elector at- or the official state application the law, be counted. Scranton, according to the West N e t * ■ ( # U.S. A tty. Joseph P. Hoey had another opportuility -to Instead, Mr. Brawley offfred evening somebew ^ k e d the dls- Opening laswl—King of Chito formed the ceremony. ’ any national,., state, municipal .form to applying for an Absen incIudM parent educator for survey, has 146 first-ballot votes A P Newi Doubts 4 A 5 9 said the men had $100,000 make a case for the Pennsyl the Alto Rhapsody, the Varia UncUon that usualw cbara<;ter- B ^boO i Bides ha^ a fit The bride, given to marriage worth o f unredeemed coupons or speclrt' electlcm triien unaole tee Ballot MONOKINI pn-achool rt»Udren, parito ■none of them bound to him. By SYU KRO; and ths distribution to freakish, 6 9 TM8 Vtoi EL P>SO. Tex. (AP)—Mexi Carriage Hou$e vania governor before a Na tions on a Theme by .Haydn, toes her playing. One had t ^ by her , father, wore a floor- with them when they were ar to appear at his polling place The procedure for marking aehool of religion, CTO tor high Lodge said he couldn't give Many nations have Issued w .Yiim advisM, ths grtden rius can newsmen have coined a tional Press ‘a u b luncheon aud and the First Plano Ooncerto, a feeling that she was “ all out DpoUs A S length gown of ivory aatto, de rested. He said that imder ths because o f absence from the absentee ballots is not compli Beauty Salon Mtiool children and discussion a n ^ details of his discussion stamps honoring the Olympic a I In the techntoal aspeota of the t o t o Wd one more jwreeM . state during all the hours of word for the topless bikini — ience today. truly excellent, choice for a signed with a fitted bodice and scheme the eight clipped cou cated, skid Mrs. Orasflio, iuid an . ^B25 Main Street alDbe tor adidts. . But all that Lodge reported with Eisenhower on political (work, leavlhg UtUe in reserve. Buy the contract rather than let voting, or because of physical instruction sheet to Included mpnokini. Friday Is the first Friday Games to be held lii Japan this warm summer’s evening. alesves of embroidered alencon pons and sold Uuun at cut rates aftef a 46 - minute conference matters.- But he was sure, he She p h m ed MautlfuUy. she had an opponent jday the ten A diaabllity or Illness. with the fomi. Absentee ballot An eight-column headline to a • Open Mondays. • Oommunion at * a.m., Mass at said, that 'evenU Would show a «uiuner.summer. The ...» .-»o- latest "set- ...... is from... A gOOd-SlSSd C^OWd waS OB when the bidding and j w double six hearts white organdy over powder blue An _ Associated______Press____ survey. , tensive work by Scranton root- and that they are an exceptlmi- Oopyrighi 1M4 wood, N. J.: and Cham Schla- through WednMday at 7-7:80 new collectors to g rt a basic thfc result was noteworthy, and and dsfsat ths contract, you taffeta, crowns of blue grograto now' credits” Goldwater with 706 ere. ally gifted pair, in any event General FeatnrM Ooep. frig, 41, of Manhattan, all b-m. or Thursday-ln the church of the 1,808 convention dele- Asked-If Elsenhower-— w h ^ guide and Insight to, stAmp clo- something of an achievement. wlU ooUset 200 points. If, to- bows, and they calrried baskets wastepaper dealers; Louis The program will be repeated I auditorium 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. lecting without cost. The H. E. JacqueUne Jarrett, contralto stoaA you ■** spades w d filled with blue delpbtoium and Enjoy The$e SPECIAL VALLIES For The Weekend! gates — 68 more than the tM this eveidng, and is well worth Cohen, 42, o f HUIslde, N. J., a or at the rectory 7:80 to 9 p.m. successful race for the GOP Harris Co. Is offering its 1964 heard on several occasioiu ist suffer a pm alty of 200 points ml^atiure white carnations. needed ,for nomination if he the Journey-to Bloomfield. Next Barbara Valenti magazine dealer; Sol Neufeld, Members of St. Maurice par holds them. nomination—had mentioned him catalog and guide free for a these concerts, was featured in you w ill bs 400 points worse off. Richard B. Searle of 'East 48, of Brooklyn, a grocer; Solly Braeiewoy or patio, hero's root doop iiMior- ish are asked to go to con as 'a possible - substitute for the Alto Rhapsody, which also week VytautM Marijoslus will In this hand, however, you Haven served as best man. The - survey shows 118 dele limited time. Featured In this present a itoncert version of Unhan, 33, of Wayne, N. ’J., a fession on Saturday at 4 - 5 Scranton to buck Goldwater, book are U.S. postage issues employed the male voicMS .o f i^nnnt beat six hearts. If you Guest at Shower Ushers were Henry Voegeli of sprihg cOmfort! gates committed to GoldWater Mosart’s “ Marriage ef Figaro. butcher; and Morris Weinstein, p.m. or between ^:30 to 8:30 by primary election laws, 287 In Lodge replied that the subject complete, U.S. unused plate the Hartford Festival Chorus. double and take your one trick, Cheshire, Francis Markette of 42, of Brooklyn, a toy store op p.m. Those attending confes structed by state or district eon- didn’t even come up. number blocks, flrst-day cov It is difficult to achieve the the <^>ponents w ill collect ‘ 1660 Mtoa Barbara Ann Talentl of Wethersfield, W. Ronald Roy of erator. FAMOUS BUNTING - sion on Sunday are asked to ers. For beginners it tells how proper,- eerie mood of this points. You can afford to lose Newington, James Griffen of Be- I f con-vlcted U\ey face maxi be there at least twenty mln- work’s dramatic first half. Last 200 to 400 potoU; you do not Bolton was guest eg bonor at s thesda, Md., and Robert FlnielS savage, Mrs. Ruth Lathrop, 'to start collection and for the PUC Okays Bus mum penalties' of five years In ates before Mass. Garage. Leon Smith hit a grand night’s performance brought want to give up i860. You are miscellaneous rtiower given re- of Greenwich, cousin of the Mrs. Hasel O. Lockwood, Fred experienced it gives a reliable jail and a $6,000 fine on each Any new families in the par slam home run for Crockett nothing new to its interpretation. w U I ^ to pay out a few hun Liick, Henry S. McDonough, guide to prevailing market At East Catholic oenUy by Mrs. A lfred BcWlnder telde. ' count. ish are invited to Introduce Agency. _ Miss Jarrett sang well but not dred potoU as "Insurance” A reception was held at the Robert McKinney, Anthony values. W rite to H. E. Harris A themselves in the sacristy White Glass arUl piay Flano always with flawless declama against losing a great deal of Davis Rd., BockvHls. Mrs. home of the bride’s mother. Af Maneggla, Clifford W. Masa<>. Co., Box A, Boston 17, Mass. HOSPITAL LOAN BALL-GLIDE after Mass on Sunday. Realty today. . tion. ^ Tbs Oonnectiout Co. has SdUlnder will be a brtdeamald ter a motor tour of the United Also, Robert Murdock, Ray more. MRS. DAVID GILL DRAPEAU WASHINGTON (AP) — A Baseball Soores diurok Group Meets Balance between the soloist gran ted permission by the So Important la this type of In ttie wedding party. States, the couple wUl live at mond J. Negro, William E. Cyprus has issued a new set loan of $850,000 for the New \y Yesterday Crockett Agency The executive committee of and orchestra was impeccable 8Ute Public UtlliUes Commls- Insurance that you should bid Relatives and flriends from Lowry Air Force Base at Den Neverett, Mrs. Doris G. Perrett. o f four stamps in honor of the Britain, C!onn., Goieral Homi- defeated Cavanaugh Oarage, St. George’s Episcopal Chunsh and Mr. Brawley provided a sioh to (^ r a t e one afternoon seven spades if the oponnents Ellington, Tolland, MCanohesrter „ Colo. I ber of Kappa Aljtoa Theta so- B.A. degree to poUtlcal science. Mrs. Irene Pesola, Mrs. Frances 400th anniversary of William ver, Colo. tal was announced yeaterday by 18-6. Bill Reichert pitched for wUl meet today at 8 p.m. at sensitive accompaniment bus daily, into and from the go on to seven hearts. If West and Bolton presented the bride- Mrs. Drapeau, a 1962 graduate rority. Lt. Drapeau, a 1960 grad- A member of Sigma'Alpha Ep- GLIDER Shakespeare. The 16 mils shows the Community Facilities Ad the church with Rev. Edward M. Peters, Harry Rlnghoffer, Crockett Agency and Jim the theater of the ancient city throughout. There was more grounds of the East OathoUc makes his Inost likely lead, the elect with many useftil gifts. of Greenwich High School, at- uate of Manchester High School, sllon fraternity, he was corn- ministration. The money will Toner pitched for Cavanaugh Johnson, vicar. Charles Robbins, Robert E. High SebooL tended the University of Con- graduated from the University missioned a second lieutonrat of Soli with a clay mask of an conviction to the latter half of king of clube , you will make ”Slis8 Valenti; daughter of Mr. go toward construction of a Proopeetive Jurore Robinson Jr., Bruce Ronson, The bus will le a v e the necUcut where she was a mem-1 of Connecticut recently with a I to the United States Air Force. actor. The 35 mils depicts a the work than to the opening seven spades. and Mrs. Samuel Valenti o f Rt. six-story apartment buUdtog Only Named to Jury duty for the Mrs. Bllaine fiadler. portion, probably because it is grounds at about 2:46 p.m. and This is better than doubling W hat value! Sturdy enameled steel ball-bearing effortless scene from the Euripes play 6, Bolton, will become the bride for hospital medical personnel. coming year are: Eliot S. Also, Mrs. Nancy Sllverstein, much more straightforward; a will proceed along W. Middle seven hearts and leading the G e t Miss Doris A. Skinner, Mrs. "Helen" in the theater of Curi o f Timothy M. Bchutz, son of action 68” glider. Practical, washable plastic covered seats. Adams, Barbara Albasi, Mary um. The 50 mils illustrates moving and eloquent prayer in Tpke. to Broad St., then south ace of spades. You score 2470 S90 SEATS N0W M SALE Assunta Soma, Mrs. Juanita D on Broad St. to Center St., and Michael Schutz of Tolland and $ ^ g . 8 D M. Amundsen; Clarence H. An the ancient theater of Salamis. which soloist, chmms and or points tor making the double Other gliders available at Keith’s usual low prices, plus Spencer, Julius L. Strong, Mrs. then over Its present author the late Mrs. Helen Taylor Chrem derson, Mario Ansaldl, Allan R. The 100 mils features a scene chestra acquitted themselves In grand slam. This to better than Shirley Ulm, Sam Valenti, Mrs. ised route OB Center and E. Schute, at Trinity Lutheran i S ta m p s ! Aronson, Doris E. Aspinwall, from "Othello.” fine style. losing 2470 points—much better. Virginia A. Assard, George A. Blvelyn A. Vlgeant, Carlo Volpl, Doris Prldonotf Lehnert was (Jenter Sts. to Manchester Remember that golden rule Church, Rooloville, on July Jl. snurroitD. eoMnacncvT Banks. Paul C. Barron, Mrs. Mrs. Claire Warfel and Herbert soloist in the final offering, the Green: Miss Barbara Marion Free Miriam E. Bedford, Rosalie J, Wilson. celebrated Concerto No. 1 tor The wUcation tor the aerv^ man of West Hempstead, N.Y., ice was made at the request of Boaro, Ettorie Broeketto, Many Credited Piano and Orchestra. I have and Joseph Freeman Segal of '' Maneheeter Evening Herald the principal Of the high school, George J. Burke, Raymond Cal long been an admirer of her Manchester wqre united to mar H A M I f T houn, Clarence D. Cassells, Bolton eorrespoadent (substi Fol* Globe Work artistry which was evident in order to eliminate the haa- I Also, Howard C. Chase. Mrs.- tute), Marion Kni|ht. tele|dione again last evening. This is usual ardous condition In the vicinity — STARTS TONIGHT — riage Sunday, June 21, at Tem 1 •48-1868. of the school on the students’ Alice P. Chick, Lawrence A. The many Improvements re- ly -.' ----- considered------a---- "m— an’s------concer ple Beth Sholom. By Walt Lamoureux \ ■sn. 1. a MTaTm Converse Jr., Joseph Costanso, /■ . to” and few Indeed are the homeward trip. The bride to a daughter of The once-a-day bus run will Since T V Is our business, we Donald W. Cowles, Mrs. Made cently made to the Globe women who attempt itsIts massive Mr. and Mrs. Lou Freeman of m commence in September, when have decided to get into tl^e 1 t line L. Davidson, Robert Da low and Kennedy Day Camp and difficult measures^ Mrs. I « ■DCHADO West .Hempstead. The bride I act,— as Durante would say,-i vidson, Edward P. DeDosser, S B M A sse ts areas are the result of the co Lehnert played It with assur olasees resume. Y V OABRY PERFUlflB groom Is a son of Dr. and Mrs. and do a little talking of oul f ABOUT NOTBlIfe Mrs. Cornelia M. Elliott, Mrs. operative efforts of four town ance and technical security. Jacob A. Segal, 64 Coburn Rd. Her tone was massive When Perfume must be re-used dur own. In fact, we’re going b Eloise Fairweather, Lawrence departments, park, recreation, I Rabbi Leon Wind performed On Increase required and she had an excel ing the day to keep its toag- drop around every week In toll WaS:iK-.W; R, Flano. W. E. Fish. Joseph F. I highway and water. toe double ring ceremony 28.29. lent command the work. It is raooe. A handy way to carry newspaper and talk about P'ontanella. Eugene Gagllar------The park department cut at against a background of mixed ■ “ T t k V V W ' not a concerto best-suited to dis your purse perAune is in a new what’s new In toe field. W e’ll done. Dorothy Gigllo. Mrs. Olga A gain of almost 4 per cent in down trees, purchased and ^ Ite flowers. FYederic Werner P. GugHelmino, Leslie W. Har play her very real and notable roU-fm eontalnar which smi can have notes about thS stars, total assets and deposits are re- spread topsoil, paid for the ren- was organist. interesting items about behind- low. ported by the Savings Bank of tal of a bulldoser to do some talents, however. As a Mosart fill yourself. R IC H A R D m Given to marriage by her the-scenes doings, and a lot of Also, Mrs. Florence C. Hay Manchester for the first six grading in the parking area, parents, the bride wore a full- interesting information. We den, Margaret A. Herrick, Mrs. months of this year, along with provided funds for Installation length' gown of white peau de hope that you’ll Join us here Rose F. Heyart, Keeney J. substantial inoreases in other of the fence, removed tempor *S5sS, k i'2.*^.*Sb* sole, designed with scooped every week and let us know Hutchinson, Felix Jablon, Mrs. departments. Total assets as of arily an existing fence (to be neckline, short sleeves, fitted how you like our comments. TWNti WrossS l —f .ly sl FsSsrU Anna Jackson, Mrs, Flora B. June 80 amounted to $64,798,642. reinsUlled shortly), placed wood srStrsl- bodice trimmed with lace appli Johnson. Alex J. Kaslkowskl, This represents an Increase of chips on the banks Immediately W e hope, also, to establirii gfiyStir*^ SI84S8T ques, and full skirt which ter Mrs. Maijory H. Klar, Joe Kut- $2,094,000, or 8.97 per cent, since to the rear of. the bathhouse so in the back o f your mftid that minated in a chapel train. Her the first of the year. Over the i as to prevent erosion until plant you can’t go. wrong dealing tiered veil of imported illusion lastia« nve five yearsyurn assets ii.vohave in ( mging oen can beDC oone, done, aqa aqd win will pay with MODERN T.V. SERVICE creased by $19,929,642, or 87.18 | m 7,000 lumen, mefciu-y light was attached to a croWn of whenever you need repairs on seed pearls, and she carried two per pent. the parking area. Matiaee A t 1:80 your Tele'vislon Set or are in j tor white orchids and a cascade of Deposits showed s gain of'$l,-| The recreation department to- STARTS TODAY Eveniag Oont. From iiOO the market for a new machine. atephanotia on a white Bible. 618,825 since January l. The atalled the flagpole, plue vari- Putting up with faulty recep w s a ^ s m t w u m t Mrs. Steven Plckman of Bos tion on an old set Just because five-year gain In depoalts is ous signs, and will make ^hat- IHE GRfAltSr nnUBLt Hll\i A M ) lUVt tUH' $18,088,360. I aver adjustments ars ‘needed CmaMABOOM ton, Mass., was matron of it seems to be pretty good and Mortgage loans continued to within the bathhouse to suits Its COLMBTIkUIXE honor. She wore a street-length you can still make out a faint be the dominant Investment at I purposes. dress of blue crepe, and carried picture is false economy. You’ll the bank, amounting to $42,024,- ; The highway department sup- a cascade bouquet of white car pay for It sortie way, sometime. Oo-Hit — John Wayne East Windsor Faulty e y esig ^ df the children 696, or 76.6 per cent, of assets. | plied processed gravel for the "THE OOMANOHEROS’’ nations, blue delphiniums and Marlon David Shirlei This figure represents an in- parking lot, and the town water DRIVE-IN KOUIE 5 pink sweetheairt roses. would be a dear price to pay crease of 8:24 per cent In the department provided for the In- Miss Ani^ Freeman of . West for not getting your set proper C^B^andolN'ven Jones lait six months. The mortgage .stallation of the water connec- Hempstead; a sister of the ly repaired or obtaining a portfolto has gained more than from Spring St. to the bath-1 bride, was/Midesmaid. She wore wonderful new iwt. ’The, im $20,000,000, or 93.29 per cent, house. : a street-length dress, fashioned provements are '-outstanding; colok, and clear, steady pictures with ilscittme Story in the last five years. The bathhouse was dedicated with baieau neckline, blue true definition Is well worth The bank offers life, accident imd opened last Sunday, with ' bO(J^e, and white bell-shaped the Investment. See MODERN COMPANION FEATURE — IN OOI4IR and sickness Insurance to qiort- o„iy item^to be completed, , skirt She carried a ca.scade T.V. SERVICE, 99 Sumner gage customers through the the painting of the copper water 1 bouquet/ of white carnations, Street today. You’ll be amaxed bank’s Home Mortgage Security , to condensation at blue delphiniums and pink at the quality of toe new sets,, A BATHERINB OF EA8LES"’£SS Plan which has recently been th* present time, the painting sweetheart roses. expanded and liberalised. p , the fafl. | Dr. Robert Segal of Boston and the nominal cost. Call 643- " 2205 or 289-3223 for our repre served as his brother’s best • Thick kmenpring bOuotMKSson ita" Dividends are paid on a quar-' -.SlunTS St 1J6 « 7;4S MRS. JOSEPH FREEMAN SEGAL sentative to call and explain at IlSfi ■ 1 A.RlAft ^ Thto Great Oo-Jiit m a n .------• Weatbernresietant doeble-ooAled . terly basis from day of deposit the advantages of a new T.V. at a rate of 4 per cent. TTie tE DARK A T THE TOP East Hartford Mrs. Freeman I S TA R TS f D A Y S OF TOE STAIRS’’ iacket dress and tron of honor. She wore a street- I Mancheste-- Memorial Hospital. and how easily one can be • Anodized idutmiiom anna, Aleoo amount distributed over the last AIR CONDITIONED piece blue ISUNDAY • ONLY TH E LONREST DAlH DRIVE-IN ‘ »nP.K«ories The length dress of candy Ptok, Mr. Farris attended Manches- budgeted for you. This week’s • - Autfunatk spring-retm bock six months was 8942,078, an In r special — Reconditioned 21” mother wore a fashioned with a scooped neck- ter schools and Is employed as MUSICAL crease of 8.86 per cent over the TV-Radlo-Stereo Combination • Big 74nch easy-rolfing w heA THRATRK previous six month period, ac EUSTUIOOD A ltoe sheato and line, a fitted bodice, short a mechanic by Kulo’s Service O a k e fa t e — $35.00 Wi>liw|(0td. Wiltof Creu hiwy. EXIT 44 — HeswF. Ci 6-1161 cording to Everett Liveeey, bank mMc'hine wcM sories B^th sleeves, and a full-length over- Station, Tolland, s Banting w B ^ Y « ana Sno i president. r r e cS fsagL of T w te orchids, skirt She wore a small match- Exclusive! let Area Showing XCLUSIVE SHOWINO" T dinner for the Immediate ng headpiece and c a ^ i^ a co- "THE LONG SHIPS’’ j after the cere- lonial bouquet of mixed flowers, In color— Richard Wldmark family was held after ^ j^iss N^ncy Norris of Man- "FUN FOR YOUR SON IN THE SUN" You Ccsi't Afford To SMy jif t K t m m D , Sidney Polher m ony. * Jam aica^ B W I ' Chester was the bridesmaid. She Race Tamblyn woro a veUow silk was attired to a blue street- MEADOWS”' " toeaufTth matching coat and l^Rth identical to toe honor hicleon Af This Prico! Shown: 1:60 - 8:66 HlIU M'f.ll) I U'tti HI 'll Nmlli sneaui wun «M,nie attendants, and carried a colo- — plus — MANCHESTER DRIVE-IN siirf (iLEN HAVEN P R E FE R 1 Min from Q. Fox A Co. wtt'wiinvton Aim "la l bouquet of mixed flowers, WHAT A HOLIDY SHOW! ALL IN OOLfHl! will live at 716 Farm gt Farris of Tolland was H ELD O VER! Doris Day • Jack LemoMMi I Lester Farris of Tolland was BLONDES ,1 "TWINKLE AND SHINE" •2 WEEKS’’ by Irwta Shaw I "LOVE" by Shavelaon West Hartford. his brotoer’s best man. Kenneth m-maum 2nd Big Week! Mrs. Segal is a graduate of DAY CAMP FOIt BOYS 2 Foldiiif ■WWT RARCHAT In Color who wrote "The Yowng Uone" | Top Comedy Writer Farris of Manchester, another sons Marlon Brando Queen’s Oollere, N.Y., where brother of the bridegroom, was David Niven ’'(Fornierty "It Happened she majored in English on a MATINEES-WED 2 30-SAT 5 00 ‘ to Jane’’) the usher. CHAIRS Shirley Jonee secondary level. She will teach The bride's mother wore a ara mu mon. to tmum. ivfs., h m . a w. ajt. t-M OR k ft # m. im MT., w.M. 4jt. j.M. rm "BEDTIME STORY" 1:80 ■ « : 8 0 .10:16 English at Wea^^r High School, green crepe dress with white jw n vmy lAT.-iwti. mt ia.n-a.ti‘rn4.H. wm mmw tm Rock Hudsen Hartford, in September. Mr. Se accessories, and a corsage o f "BATTLE HYMN’’ gaigal IB is a graduate --of Manches - yellow .carnations. The bride- Aluminum Howard KEEL I kmiri KIRBY — .\ll In Color — . tor High Schqpl, received • “ -A- gproom’s mother wore a blue K degree from toe University o i , ■ with - white accessories, Otildriwt umHi'i 17 « - CHAISE CAMELOT lAiJtoMI I.IANI IKH PlAYCWOUND Connecticut, and has completed and a red and white carnation $ his first year at toe University corsage. Your Choice ef Connecticut School of L*w .' A reception for 70 guests was REED'S held at Fiano’s Restaurant, Furis - Zorskis Bolton. When leaving on a-mo Read Herald Ads. RfSTAURANT, st Bridget’s Church wa^ toe tor tr^ to Bar Harbor, Mato^ $ C - 9 9 840 MAIN STREET ■eSa rfto e wedding orMIss Mro. Farris wore a bluejmd A few doqrs from Tel. Co. r^iAna fiaoellA Zorflkis and An* white jersey drMs with white W lS T S ^ ^ ^ t o S Man- ««^»<«rles. The couple will live SBhiroav June 13 at 86 Seaman Circle. You Get M SPECIAL FOR TftURS. dauitoter of ■ Mrs. Farris attended Man- G r e e ff‘ s tfu a p a l William J*^riklS i Chester schools and to a gradu lOILED DINNER a l i t ot the Manchester Memo- Corned Beef and Cabbage, iSid k ta I Hospital School of X-ray ^ e aame all-weather quality that you’ve seen advertis^ elsewhere »t vp to TWICT . Coffee, o f^ 2 ^ o r^ e Technology. She Is employed as rt. j^nald K. Farris of 22 Florence ^ technician by this fabulous price! Polished aluminum 1" tuhh^i tlrtoug^t. M weather-reaUtant plastic webbing on all {fiecas. Every piece folds cornpactiy for oasy I COLD REEF PLATE Tlie Rev. Stanley H a s tU lo | — ------,------r: -i — • 0*^ Stonge. You’ll never pay less to relax to toe su»l LD irformed toe ceremony. Mrs. fot. Salad, Cole Slaw, perl g Ray.jiymond Murphy was organist, RANGE • FRK^ MAIN STRiit PARKING OR IN OUR WOT NRKT TO >TORi O 99c Hw low stoiy-yNill grow on you by loaps and and solotot The altar was deoor lab f r y k NsY a'toraign ooma^ondank ImponBilyaut of rated with bouquets /. ^ • OF 4 CREDIt PLANS., CORN CHOWDIR lengto gown of white lace, ,4e- faM.HIWIIM JSAMMmeBMMM Addreos all loqalitea to: (1) aa-Osy Regalv cdsTfO Oeffee, Deeeerh ' ■Igned with a *weetoeart,,neck 55c line. fitted bodice, long tapered - ' GLEN HAVEN BOYS’ D^Y CAMP iih S''it rn iiu ($) ae-di-ea-Didr 4-Psy— t PEMtSeUERB . AffgwiaNDiBFWVg aleevea, and a bouffant, tiered j B A N T LY OIL P.O. BOX 1$-r MANOHEKTER. CONN. Olwrgo n sa s e MBg iN B IIilliMI Bklrt. Her fingertip veU WM COM!' \\V l\o. (P) Up «9 Two Tsms Th Vstr HADDOCK nLUr :’or porsoaal appolBtmsot, ioaB Osap laorotaiY MANCHESTER Is AIMES iwnnar BURNSIDE iuEiw-iie W E-iiwM W s ^ r^ ^ attarti«d to s tiara o f beads i MAIM ST. <4) ■enulni and she carried a "i; \i\ lord 6t8-6M8 or Ctoorgo MltohoD. Hartford s n - 7 t N Lap--. . . .99c whits prayw ' book 'with strsam- ■’ll. Mil II ’I ’ . *M n . Baltar Frarassk) of Sbal- Iui\iiir lii - I s s r d u e t * ItoB'belfiA w t * - * ■ -S -y, 'f
PAG E i i v i ■m IIANCSIBSTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHteSTEai, CONN., y^EDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1964 MfANCFPSTE^ KVEMlKfC HBRiLD, MANCHUBTEE, COVnlf^ WlDlreSDAT, JUET , —■ ■'. ' I • I Poul Moeller told television j . < viewers: "It was nothing but a circus. Khrushchev is B dictator Fight Immm^ «)B TOUR 00NV15NIBNCB and Will, never be any dlf- .On Salary Hike ferant.” T V - R a d io Khrushchev left Sweden in an OPEN 4th OF JULY even more strained atmospMre. ^eakh Drite For Lowmfd^rs Pbihtless fot Red Swedleh officials ware affront •HM AJti TO f:S0 PAI. ed by the Kremlin leader’s d(Sb- WAigpiqrow (AP) - o v V ^during his bve-day, stay onan, I lafaUofi tbnt Swedish diplomat ■ /Vet* $700, Short of Goal Teleeiaion ptaMteTdC a ptuiiQesd tr Jw By BONAUJ TtoOMBON to i tUoul Wallenberg, arrested by salaiy toetease tar aatuheri of OSLO, Norway (A P )-4tovlst Ukrainian exile leader went 6:00 8) Big 8 Theatw Sweden and laid a wreath at a the Red army in Budapest at 1) Laraate OgtigTaai ppoenlaed a Sour flglU Prsmlsr Khruahehsv’a is-day the end of the war in Europe A tot*l «t 1700 tea tean •te-^fpiibUclty: Mnl. Staphan ttolaar, News 8:M today aa Iba Senato. BAHliR-MOSfR visit to Scandinavia promlsas to M n ita d hy BoOth Wtodaor raal- gtftahop’; -*“ ■ Mra. Bdwin taaama& floor dfhato i a 1884 • miOkto invaded Rusria at the start of mambershlp and mamber^Jp 08 d a ir y JTORt be. remembered as a Journey the 18th century. was not in the Soviet Union. tenta to t t e 19M fund N ew s^t The visit, which-ends Satur- gest paper, called Khrushchev a phen Benson, apeclal - projects; •nwy oatd ta t if too Boom nor the Scandinavians really Tha atelrman noted'bowevar, 8:16 (JO) Roe C ^ re o ^__ ^ oould'go akmg wHh tola to- day, thus far has seemed to add Uar. Others said Sweden had ftet lata retuma may brUf the Mrs. Saul Freedman, special T:00 (1J-1M(M0) News. Bpovta, cee much use 'in trying to get WaattMT creaao, whon u of Mb m sm tenf on cloeer terms. no. new dimensions to Soviet-, expected more understanding of knrtt up to ita mota. She urred Oneg Shabat; , Mrs. Hovrard (M) What's New atn ixp tor sCoctton toU Seandlnavian relations. People its deep concern over Wallen t,| an ■rolunteera who have not yet Moses, by-laws; and Mrs. Doug ( 8) Utlleet Hobo VACATION, Khrushchev—moetly buoyant (18) aobscrlptioo TV ^ 10:80 fn N ako(rajy tte Sonata sbouM he abl« t o QO have been curious to see the So berg's \fatc. aoD^ated their ratuma to do las Baskin, past president and U:00 (»A1(>-1M04MIKIO) Newa. and high tplrited but occarion- (10) Ifanhnnt so wttoout dlftlcuNy. Only out- aOy sour and aarcaatlc — at viet leader but there tee been ■ Tte security mesh around ao aa aooti aa poaaibla to oom- parliamentarian. (30) taterpol^^^tng i^rts. WealiMr tUid of toe senatora aniat face no enthusiasm. JKbrpshchev is such that he has' Biata final tahalation o f the Joins CBS News UConn Graduate T:16 (V) 11:1* MojW times has gone out of his way . camera (8) ICorie _ to# votero tola fall. to soorn Scandinavian achieve Khruehchev’s routes have not been able only rarely to mix drtve total. Dick O’Brien of South Wind Miss Nancy Maneggia, daugh- jileo id) (So) Ttonlidit (Q) with ordinary people. There is sor, assistant news -director of t:IO {lo l U;J0 (S ) Movie Tte MU oovera about l.T mH- BEACH and ments and philosophies. been published in advance for Ite aonln* board of appeala litOe doubt that he would have i W n C -T V , will Join CBS News Ur of Mr. and Mrs. Paul iS l 5 ^ TVavel (lO^j^^teigM fihow Uon claaMlled etvll servtoo and He upset the Danes by saying security reasons, which makes #ni tear five appUeatlona for pootal wotfcers and also aK fed Hked ‘ more opportunity for Uie variancea tomorrow night The in New York City as a reporter Maneggia of Steel’s Crossing (»4) Reilgion end 'ilrta Uieir farming methods were too It difficult for crowds to assem FOR CMMOUm U niNH eral sKeouUvea aod U.8. judges ble, but even when pebple did kind of informal badinage at lioaitag will be held at 8 at the next week. ! ltd., Bolton, was graduated SEE 8ATURl»Ar*B TV WI small-scale to' hold any lessons Wapptng damantary School. O'Brien will appear on CBS aa wMl as asiigtors and repre for the massive Soviet collec get a chance to gather near"WWch he is expert. Lfrqm the University o f Connec- CAMPING ■ ■ ■ - In stead, Khrushchev has sentatives. tives. Denmark’s Socialist Pre- Khrushchev, there was blank re; Appteatlona are; news shows. Including "CBS ' ticiit' June ^11. Prealdant Jotauen baa bean Evening Nows with Walter « SUPPLIES — V mier 'Jens Otto Krag was miffed s e r v e .. . indulged hie earthy humor at Porter A. OoUina, S Sand Hill i She received A bachelor of piAthig hard for prompt action When Khrushchev left Den the expense of Soviet Foreign lid ., a apeciflc aacceptlon to al Cronklte.” O’Brien is married to Science degree in numing and by a Khrushchev dig at his Radio (X) toe measure, aaoorting too EQUIPMENT OALORE PO t All YOUR "tapltalist statp’’ during an in mark and Sweden, Ms first Minister Andrei A. Gromyko, low a peraonal gift ahop at the the former Marie Jordan of East will be working in medicine at exooutlve raloos are oaoenflal to Hartford. They have throe chil lose news fenadeaets ef M br U SUMMER FUN NKDS formal television program. ports of call, there were sighs >vho appeared to have no desire aaine addreaa. Thla jki aa R-30 Grace-New Haven Hospital. (Tliki Bsllag Mehiies saly M retain key peiwonn d In Ms ad to answer back. dren; eavry other short aewsoasts). In Sweden, Khrushchev . also of relief from government and Bone. mfaiate length. Some stations ministration. press. On hie last full day in Sweden, Horace C. Porter, 666 Oak Communion Sunday Senate Repitoltoan Leader Ev Twits — Torps — Sl««pl«fl ioR* — Wrofs o « a typical farm as "too #DBO—U8I . A 8:80 Radio (iraater small’.’ and he flustered Premier "Now it has ended—and well Khrushchev instructed Grorfiyko land Rd., a yarlanee to allow a Communion Sunuay will be Jobless Claims •-.go Long John Wafts ^ «:46 Lowell Thonwi erett M. DMcsen of Bltoato told ended,” editorialized Copenha- to join him In a circle of hand- teikijpg lot with leaa than the celebrated at the First Congre AOO Dlek R o b b ^ *:K Sports Tbne MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES CO* Tags Erlander in an astonishing, 7:00 News a reporter he wotfld Hke to aoe half-seriousi half-jocular lunch gen's Berllngske Tldende. ‘Kru holding dancers. The foreign raquired front footage at the gational Church. The Rev. Ran Aftalre 168 N. MAIN ST. AT DEPOT BQUABB Drop Slightly 7:86 PubUe toe MB amended to give a $10,- eon speech. shchev Is still a Communist and minister, whose disUke of danc name addreaa. Thla la an R-30 dall Mason Jr., will share the S;U0 Easy Ed 8bov . _ 8:00 World Tonight 000 raise to members o f Oon ing was written* all over his Bona service with the Rev. William g;80 News Weather an* gperts 8:16 life line _ He demanded to know wheth Denmark 'goes on ih peaceful Clearance o f. Summer DRESSES 8:86 Broadway Overture gross, the same as that wWth coexistence with Itself and its face, tripped around moodily Chippewa Homaa, Inc., T Lorimer. Unemployment compensation 7:00 Edward P. HorgsD would he granted CBWnet m on - OPEN JULY 3rd to 10 P.M. er Erlander planned to join anit- fOtippawa Rd., a vaalance to al- 7:16 Ei Hyaee Show 9:10 Beet of Broadway Communist Ukrainian exiles in neighbors.” while Khrushchev baited him The church office wll be open claitns filed in Manchester last lOiiO Tral^t at Hv Place 10:16 Music to Retag By bars. with phrases like "Shake'^a leg, Igff tli0 placing of two Under- on Thursday this week and 13:16 Sign Off an ftttack on the Soviet Union, Some comments were sharp SAVINGS UP TO 1/2 OF REGULAR PRICES ONE SPECIAL GROUP week dropped slightly by on# 1:80 aienOfl Gromyko.” * alaed houaea on Miller Rd. Thia closed Friday. WTic— l i e s ngrushchev was angry because er. Danish Conservative leader per cent from the totals for 6:00 Nsws, Wsatbsr. Iports la an R-SO Bone. Named to Honor list 6:80 Unsiicla] Report Some of these dresses have been as high as $S0 and include one and two Aniaiiean MachiiM and Foun- Margie Shuteran, daughter of the previous week. 6:86 Music piece styles, sheaths and full skirts, scoop neck, sleeveless, .iewel necks in v d iiM ^ / 1 . 9 0 6:46 Three SUr B i ^ fhy, 300 Sullivan Avet, a varl- Mr. and Mrs. William Shuteran, Checks were issued to 763 7:06 Oopveisatloii Piece **A Beautiful and Eaeking Mhateplata Arnel, whipped cream, cotton, crepe and seersucker. Sizes for juntors, junior 15 anea to allow a aign larger than 7 Niederweffer Rd .has been persons locally for the week 7:80 News J t« $ . pormltted. Thla la in I none. named to the president’s honor 7:46 Along _ , Of Famous Rugs and CarpeU** petites, missts, missy petites and half sizes; ending June if , a dropwf eight 8:00 Red Sox vs. Twine » > John Maacola, 783 R t 5, a list for the second semmter at from the amount Issued for the 10:40 glgtatbest yarlance to allow fabrication of Cambridge School, Boston, week ending June 20. s i i ' eonerete forma at the aame ad- Mass. .Clalnu filed throughout the U:15 Sports Pinal ' y* ' 11:80 Art Jtjmaon Show dnaa. Thia la a OC zone. state last week increased by WPOP fUS Boad-E-O Winner Maneheateir Evening Herald 798 to a total ot 28,840. During- 6:00 Lou Bartram E. Higgins Jr. of South Windsor correspondent. 7:00 Ken Ortffta the corresponding period laat 10:00 Mad 806 BUiagton Rd., was the first Brownie Joseph, telephone 644- year, statewide claims had to Clearance of Summer Sportswear priae winner in the teenage s^e 6148. taled 30,060. 6:00 News String Road-E-O sponsored by Bridgeport ranked first last Here are tremendous values in slacks, skirts, the South Windsor Junior Gity Sunleas 2 Monthi week In total compensation Obamber of Commerce. claims filed with 3,983, followed shorts, shifts, jumpers, jackets, sweaters and i l l A sophomore at the Uhlversl- by New Haven with 3,672, blouses. SAVE UP TO 50^0 t e o f Connecticut, Hlgrglna is a HAMMBRFBST, Norway — Hartford with 8,572, and Water- R. E. Wandell 1868 g ra d a te of South Windsor Thisxlty, on the Norwegian is bury with 2,839. High School. land of Flnmark, Is one of the Manchester ranked four Building *nia state contest winner will world’s northernmost — and one teenth among the state’s 20 lacetva an all expense paid trip of the darkest. It sees no sun offices, the same spot it had from November 18 to January Confracfor la Washington, D. C., to com^ held the pr^ous week. lUaideiitlal-Coiniiierdal pate ta nattonal finals. The wln- 38. MANCHESTER Clearance of BATHING SUITS nar ag the nattonal finals will AltentioM -Renodfiliiic gaoahra a |3,000 ac^larship and COPTER HERDS COW *Mu»ic* InduMtrial OKLAHOMA C3TY, Okla. **Bu8intM Built On . a new antomoblle. DUSANNE, Swltaeriand — A CARPET CENTER Appoints Oonuttittee (AP)—Traffic was heavy during Customer Satisfaction" Including: MrsTLawrence Andrus, presi- the evening rush hour Tuesday "music machine” consisting of WALL-TO‘WALL SPECIALISTS 16 electric typewriters, 18 com tent of the Sisterhood of Tem- when a cow meandered onto a Full Insurance Coverage Balh HinM, has > appointed north expressway. puters, eight aoodunting ma *H MAIN ST-^PP. STATE ABMOBY One Piece Denims Plaids C chines, 12 paper-tape punchers, Mklwlng eommlUae chair- A helicopter pilot, relaying TeL 644-0450 TEL. 648-5103 or 648-5104 , traffic conditions to a radio star two bells of the Bwlas Federal Two Piece Piques Solids tioa, saw the bovine and in Railways and 16 telephones will After 5:00 PJA. **]am. Maiiry Sohwars and Mrs. give 8-mlnute "ooooerts” every ALWAYS PLENTY OP FREE PARKING ■obatt OnoidMrg, ways and modem cowboy style herded the Prints Sizes 7 to 15 Regularly to $18. oow frtrni the road and into a 4 lumrs during the Lausanne sot- 82 BALDWIN BOAD Blousons mmmmi Mra. EmUam a n g er, port exhlMUon tMs year. ■ngm a; Mrs. Roman laiftglas. nearby flold.
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The Officers, Directors, and Staff at S.B.M. say I s Annual Bra & Girdle Sale! \ / Summertime—-And the aaving i« very apedal!
JU L Y ONLY THANK YOU”! Maidenform’s YOU k a v mad% possible the dramatic growth *^Sweet Music” prasented beiow-V/e appreciate your patron TMs k the Mcwogement Teom ef S.B.M,« age, and pledge every efiart to justify your ANNUAL DIVtDEIU) __ Monehester's only Mutud Savings lenk, BRA dedkcrted to serve you: ‘ eonHeeed eonfidence. I • a . -«■ OFFICERS 11.99 WILLIAM J. SHEA ...... Chairman of the Board EVERETT J. LIVESEY...... President Let these SemLAnnual Growth C. ELMORE WATKINS ...... Vice-President frem Day ot Daposit WILLIAM R. JOHNSON...... Treasurer Figures Speok for Themselves: ELIZABETH J. DEER ...... S ecretary. PAID QUARTERLY CHARLES W. SCHIEDING ...... A uditor " k :, i (Jm . 1, 1t *4 thru Jm * K, 1964) NORMAN H. SGHEUFLER .'. Assistant TYeasurer WILLIAM F.lLEGAULT ...... Assistant Treasurer DEPOSIT GAIN . . . .*1.618.825.00 PAID .IMMEDIATELY on BRUCE W. NOBLE ...... Branch Manager the total balance in your MORGAN B. STEELE ...... Branch Manager SALE .*3,866.703.00 roguhur aavings account. NEW MORTGAGES DIRECTORS I /to to U C (Pcraowd, CoUfiterml Edson M. Bailey Everett J. LiVesey NOW ONCE-A-YEAR SAVINGS TO L W and Home improvement) % .* 638.968.00 Fred T, Bliah Jy. FVank J. Miller Edgar H. Clarkei Matthew M. Moriarty ON WONDERFUL NEW ACCOUNTS . . . . .1554 Leon Dobkin 1 John R. Mrosek Lynwood K. Elmore Luigi Pola . / Robert P. Fuller Walter B. .Quinn e .o* 942.074.00 LYCRA LIMBERS w Dividends To Depositors Christopher Glenn^y William J. Shea 1 h Francis P. Handley Leon A. Thorp •A John D. LaBelie C. pimore Watkins CoNect t^ese btkterffy-weigtit beauties now- G ird le e e * i e ; H er. $7.96 Tolol Life InsuTcnic# h fcrc® ^2 f7 0 0 i0 0 0 ed0 before they go beck to regular prices. Th^ give you unb^neveWe comfort CORPORATORS Panty $G^|fl \ The Above Directors and end control in a Lycra* $0 light yOu feel Hke flying (especially when ^ R eg. $7.9$ Dr. Edward L. Besser Harry Maidment you look in the mirror.) All utterly carefree; just wash and viear, wear, wear. ! William Foulds Jr George ~ ““H, Miurlow Long Lag Ermano Garaventa Dr. Carl A. Mikolijwtky IN VANITY FAIR F/JiSHION COLORS TO MATCH YOUR FAVOWT^ UNGERII awiMGS B an k Nathan Gatchell Dr. Raymond Mocier Panty MRM -j.)"” Raynumd E. Gmman Earl G. Seaman PeN>ee glrdl#, t, M. I ■very eagyt . Reg. 110.96 leaf lag p «i^ S,M.t I8J5 N0W$2^ RnuaR' B. 'Hathaway Dr. B^ma^ J. Sharldab S7$lb.96 NOWS8.9I Utaf- $ 7 .M n o w 9 8 J 8 A.B.Ciup6.Raf !■' -Vw Jack S. Hunter Arthur E. Smith * i Dr. Thomas M. Hsaly Robert H.i Smith F M anchester G. Stillman K eith William B. Thornton m Dr. Geo. A. P. Lundberg Herman 'Yules ■ A M o m c a . UA 9 T m u t m m /■ sm m StO L 868 last Center to. -■ Dr.'- Edmond R. Zaglio
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. k .A FAOP ikAHCM STiai ihrENING flfeftALD, MAKurtjfaiWBg.OONWi, W KDN^DAY, JULY IIAKCHESTE^ WfiDNBSDAY, JULY 1, 1964 ' :'^ .- unconstitUUonal and a law clerk Uce, armed with a eearph war M oraCQM foffW M rlfHi, rant and court permission, to strMts after dftik hum ft warn- Wo-Knock’ Xaw has filed suit seeking a federal court order banning toelr en enter buildiiiirs or. homes with FAiSCTEITH , Mae fl. MUIer, TbUer Mitchell, N eslu ^ Calmer, forcement. out fllrst knocking or announr- Jamea Anthony Murray Jr., Military I^beg nrjasgaK Soil Tests Slow Attad^ed inN.Y. Ing toelr presence. . ; er¥ a i i ^ c e a they h S l d r ^ The stop and frisk law per- 8 Julea H. Pacbor, Oeoigb K. Thaw enforcement * officials >ru,:'on Imptpvsa tott?tuto!ar< ■“ ' SearcCi Goes On Irfans to send volunteer « r fl« e m lu police to stop and question Patera, Mrs. Edna L. Peterson, Havarliill Crash M i H ie - I NEW YORK (AF)—Two cop- in a public place anyone sus have agreed to um " a very John Charles Pokomy, Adam StudenU into pftrto of toe ^ nariraw Ihterpretatlon” of the armor oo toot rmukomLetoK m im . (a p ) because of a "pattern of terrw jmnn*«mrSh«p I Irorarsial tows — "stop and pected of a serious erlme. or of fortoMo. l ^ i ^ O i i b Postemsky, Richard P. Resnls- measures. tooto or fetUM. HAVERh ILL, Mass. (A P) — and vlgliantlsm In the i ^ l e frisk” and "Borfoioek'’ — go into Intent to commit one. The sus ky. r ^ m t HtO* town—caot into na- oV>urth story ranch home, were Todd trio gOM on. the vd u n teers--p r^ h ly would day, three months after ft greftt where toe stftMlity was to quea- Rignfjm M- Wheaton, Russell Gifford, 10, and his sUUr, Pam t i July parada wlU bajta at Than ara no mora anxious be sent Into earthquake^ {MUtered seettone of tton. H. Wheeler Jr., and Herbert W. ela, 8. groups of rasldanta crowding 10:^ am. Saturday and wlU jlsaippi to aeMie toe situation. it, Alarita Also hoe ft "greftt The . area Included the lUm- Winkler. •rhe wreckage will be cleared ■toast edm an. Dlaensrion of the ■gftto Heighto aaetloft of fine fotin at Uta Porter School pUy- Hot Dogs away as soon as the inveatlgat- m yat^oua dlaappearnnce' la OOFO to c o o r d ln a ^ « headache.” right drive by toe NaOoow The nation’s 49th state, eeekp homes, ft section of krd, 4th and 4 i i i v y grauad. FhUip Ubam Sr.; la pa Somewbers around Columbia, oiy have finished toelr exoihina- Hmltad to quick qnaUons and 8to avanuM, tochidtag P iw l- there are about 50 or 60 doga don. oeoaalonal Jwaa. Association for ing to recover from toe dtoas- C L C A f t A N C a n d a nuunhal. msnt of Ctrforad Peode, ^ ter, la encoubtering proUema 4m ce Hospltftl, tlw. federal The parade win proceed up who wUl be barking up toe The parento o f too children, A waak ago today, a large building, cafy Kan, toe Anchor E l Congress of' Racial and delays in reeonatmetton no J lt SA. to tho rotary, turn right wrong tree^—or hiding under toe Mr. and Mrs. Bari H . Gifford, force of FBI aganta, ftota high porch steps—whei^ the dog- toe Students Non-Vloleirt C kw dne could fbreaee Unmedlfttcly age Westward Hotel, hanks and on Rll *7 and go down to Whit were unable to reach the chll^ way patrolman and other jn- ottier buildings. A third area catcher comes around because dreh because Of searing walls of clnatlng Committee a id w after the aouto-central section ney Rd. It le aapected to take vesttgatora moved into Phila Commtosion on Race M d Ito^ stopped 'shaking that fateful covered seettone of a Muff on they arSn-'t wearing the latest flames. ' delphia to comb the hlUi and tho Ebneddorf military reaorva- an hour to pass. fashion In dog licenses. < "The girl’s door was closed,” glon of the National CouncU of March 27. Poter Nichols and John For- ■wamps of Neshoba Comity for CMurches. tlon ovorloOktog too to too According to Mrs. Margmfet Mr. Gifford said, “we couldn’t clUM In the dlsappaaraaca of In Alaska, proUenu of soU tyan, co-chairmen, have an Dllwortlk 310 licenses were Is A OOFO spoEesinan said stability have required time- aouto. Sbop D&L in Manchester Parkad)i open IL . . . We tried to get to Michael Schwemer and Andrew Soil etudlM were ordered. Ir nounced that there will be at sued this June as compared to Tuesday pDtot that a ^ ‘te ^ consuming tests. Some sectiona least six floats, three bands, the boil’s room. The door was Goodman, two white New Tork- win Long, chief erf the soils see- 897 last year. Mrs. DUworth open imt toe room was gone.” era, and James Chaney, a Ne mer volunteer and hie Nogjo have been found to have eight lira department units, six companion had been ^ r e m o d e l dropped as much as five feet, tlon of toe Army Engineers, sfore-wide savings on timely, wanted, fg^-quality pointed out that last year’s fig The pilot o f toe fdane, CapL gro from nearby Meridian. ■aid tbs probisra was to stuT" niarchlng units and a few rid u r e Include replacements — a group (k white men at HdlY aa the land tilted. The question Delabarre F. Sullivan, a fatosr Dungaree-clad sallora - from Your oM fur esM Into the soil and determine wUc— ing groups.' Marchers wlll^ be mairbe about 20—but that still Springe In northern Mississippi. of tides has not been settled of five, ejected himself from the are weak areas, how far back able to avail themselves of frw leaves lots of Lassies llcenseless. the Navy’s air field at Meridian 2 STOLES completely. All toeM factors items for men, women and children crippled Jet and parachuted to Joined toe search by order of The incident Involved Lmry from a slide area toe land to aoft drinks at the home of Mrs. I t ' will probably break up Rublm 21, of Philadelphia. Pa., A C A P E ^ o r have slowed reconstruction in George Schremmer, Whitney Bsifety. President Johnson. firm enough to support sttttw some of thS-old gang down at He said he was running rou and an unidentified Negro, an area where construction Rd., a courtesy of the Republi The trib-part A JACKET tures — m kind and sIm of the fire hydrant, for a while at tine teats when an exploelon OOPP said. work outdoors must end when structures. can Women’s Club. least, until things cool off. G-rrr. knocked the jet’s engines dead. woriclng on a eummer-long Ne The HoUy Springs police dfr For As g|g OE the frost hardens toe ground In gro voter registration campaign Uttle As ▼ I T » T » The firm of ShannoB A EUson, • Workers, on the parade order g s Members of the Air Force In- pertment and toe mid-October. eonunlttee Include: Paul Mer in this racially troubled state— FtjRB FOB BBNT Seattle, Wash., soil mechanics 'o Manchester Evening Herald vestigaUng. team from Shaw County sheriffs office said they And one prominent banker and foundatioa englnaers, waft rick, chairman; C. P. Hodges, Columbta cerrekpondent Vlr- AFB In North Carolina are were last seen the niaht of June bad no reports of any incidents. FMm EISA# fears that toq initial Impetus to n after poating $20 BUfld when assijpied toe |700,000 soil test m ens Xjsyton Moeley, Joseph Ssegda, ^nla M. Carlson telephone Brigs Gen. Lawrence F. Tan- •S..:------rebuild, so prevalent Immedi summer laVergne Williams, Arnold Jailed on a speeding charge. - p r o j^ and Is maUng thousands 228-9224; berg, Col. William Riddle and d o b o n io n d a y ately after the quake, may have of tests. Hanna and Gene Dente. Col. William Bush. Heading the ResldenU of Neshoba — It been lost. TORONTO (AP) — Sport*"*' Preliminary reports ftrs to, or The Judging committee In- local investigation IS Maj. Gen. means "wolf” In Choctaw— events, parades and fe e t ii^ CHKtE^R dndas: Howard Bates, chair- were at first'resentful of the In The situation cnangea so rap will be shortly. ‘Ths final report Thomas J. Donnelly. range throughout Canada t o « y idly In the hardest hit areas of sleepwear wash & wear nisn; Julee Pachor, Raymond Today in History vasion by Inveetlgators and f u r r ie r s is due Aug. 28. ' as the nation observes Dominion Anchorage, Seward, Kodiak and The irfeture Is not aU dark. Keefe, William Burnham, Ro neariy 100 newsmen. Day, marking the 97th anni B O C K V IL L B land Laramie and Russell By Ute Aseociated Press Flash Mating Signal? Planes Collide Near Bermuda "W e’re not accustomed to OF Valdez that an up-fahtoe-mlmite Alaska bopqs that tourists wUl versary of Ito birth. 246-2478 report is almost Impossible. flock there this summer. There Spearman. Today Is Wednesday, July 1, The Department of Defense today released this pic large numbers of Strangers de Prime Minister Lester B. The Lions float committee In n e w 'YORK — The firefly’s scending upon us at once and or call coUeet But the picture one gains ■re as many accommodattons slacks the 183rd day of 1964. There flash M>pears to be a mating ture, taken on 35 millimeter film from a boat, of asking a lot of questions,” said Pearson will attend ceremoirfM 875-5929 from a tour of the area to that as before even In the south sale! cludes: Bmll Sadlon and Donald In Ottawa, where a feature wm are 183 days left In the yeat. signal, in soma aspects the the collision of two Air Force planes near Bermuda a local businesaman. thee luiiijfinal lutMjroad to 1 reconstructionSVUIIOUUVUVII central csnirai cities.Clues, aim And suensuch ciuescities as . Macaulay, co-chairmen: Gunnar Today's Highlight In HUtory be a changing of the guf™ Olson, WUliam Murphy, Au male glows at Intervals of yesterday. The planes were on a test rescue mission Last week it was difficult to will be a long one. Fairlxuiks, Juneau, Nome, Sitka On this date in 1898, Col. ceremony on Parliament HlU. drey MiUer and David Rand. 5.8 seconds; toe female returns being filmed for training purposes. (AP Photofax.) toll if a warning to sUy off the “ What has been done Is snmlfjand Ketchikan were not-touched Church Festival Set Theodore Roosevelt’s "rough the signal 2 seconds later. potatoes compared with what by the quake. St. Columba’s Church Festi rider" regiment of volunteer has to be done,” said Lt. Col. Before March 27, tourist book val will be held on the church cavalry charged across open Manley E. Rogers, Watervllle. togs were 20 per cent above, a Maine who heads the U.S. Army grounds Fkiday and Saturday. fields against entrenched Span year ago and hopes were high. Kuhnlys to Mark 25th Wedding You Can CounI on IN, . . . (jna I il> t INo Mon- a ( ^'Soai s Corps of Engineers residency Even after the quake Alaskans BooUh are already being con* ish forces on top of San Juan Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kuhnlyf- for the Anchorage area. hoped tourists would flock to to ■tructod and will be open Fri Hill In Cuba. Tlie Spaniards of 67 Valley View Lane, Vernon, rag. . 5.98*8.98 fled and Roosevelt and his men If there is one villain In this see What had happened. ton Ridge Country Club. Kuhn day flrom 7 to 11 p.m. and Sat vrin celebrate their 25th wed ly Is a member of the Msuionlc gaaed at Santiago ahead. drama of the Northland, It Is This did not materialixe. Eith urday from 6 pm . to IJ p.m. the unstable soil which was ding anniversary Sunday with Order. Bingo will be open both eve On This Date er those in the "lower 48” states an opfen house from 2 to 6 pjn. greatly responsible for damag were fearful of more quakes — The couple has three children, nings begliming at 7:30 pm . In 1863, the Battle of Gettys ing Slides In Anchorage, SeWard at their home. Their chUdren Wayne Kuhnly of Rockville. burg began. there have been none — or they •will serve as hosts. The special prises will be and Valdez. feared accommodations were Miss Diane Kuhnly of Man e SHIFTS e BABY DOLLS regular 6.95 awarded Saturday at 1:80 p.m In 1881, the American Red Sears ALLSTATE Safety Highway Tires Are • Aftershocks still were being The couple was married July chester and Barry Kuhnly at| not available. hut It is not neceawry to be Cross was Incorporated, with felt when the Army Engineers Charles B. West, president of 6. 1939, at the home of Mrs. home. (Herald photo by Oflara.) # FITTED GOWNS present to v/Li. There are games Clara Barton.os president. moved in swiftly to restore es Westoun which cera tes ships, Kuhnly’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. o f ridll, with prizes of stuffed In 1941, the Latvian capital sential public services, demol motels, buses, etc., reported an Joseph Tobin of Rofekvllle. She • SLEEP COATS animals, toy and household ar of Riga wai captured by the ish badly damaged buildlngB, upward trend Mvcral weeks ago Is the former Kies Beverly ticles such as blenkets, linens Nazis. remove rubble and move un and predicted the tourist busi ToWn, a native of Rockville, as >L0NG PAJAMAS and canned food. There Is also In 1942 Field Marshal Erwin damaged buildings from unsafe ness would equal that of last is her husband, a son of Mr. and M u n s o n 's a booth with prises consisting Rommel’s ^Afrika Korps readi land. year. Mrs. Fred Kuhnly of Hale St. But in Anchorage, the state's There Is hope lor more gov Ext. Elasy care dacron-rayon o f food-cooling equipment. ed A1 Almein. slack, wash and dry in a Refreshments will be avail In 1943, the pay-as-you-go largest city and financial cen ernment help — although this Mrs. Douglas Newton of Nor A tremandou# aaleetion Income tax law went into effect. Guaranteed Against ter, water lines still mn on top hope Is dimming Insofar as it wich, the former Miss Lillian breeze. Ideal for casual able phis a table of home made CANDY of cool alaapwear from foods for sale. of the ground to furnish water concerns outright grants or pre- Schrumpf of Rockville, and or dress up wear. All by Ten Yean Ago to some areas. These must be earthquake type Insurance. In Morgan Hills '-wf Lakevlew Kenneth Kuhnly of RockvllUe, ffunoua makers I Dacron Ben. William Knowland of buried before winter. Some ma the field of urban renewal they famous maker, with our Park has donated a three-quar brother of WlUard Kuhnly, plan blends, nylon tricots, cot Cidifomia declared he would re jor buildings still, stand empty hope that the present allocation KITCHEN own D£L Brand labeL ter ton pick-up truck to toe sign as Senate floor leader on to attend the celebration. They ton batistes. Embroid and others, obviously damaged of 75 per cent federal funds to ware the honor attendants at Makers ef Fine Candles 80-42 waist; 29-34 leg. Volunteer Fire Department, the day Red China Is voted beyond repair, have not 26 per cent local 'wUl be the wedding. eries, overlays, lacy now toe proud owpers-of three membership in the United Na demolished. changed to 90-10. Famous for Old trims, solids, prints, v ^ c le s . The truck will be used tions. There still Is rejotclng at the Mrs. Kuhnly is employed at The pie-shaped, devastated the Burroughs C6rp., Todd Divi Fashioned Goodness stripes. 82-40, S, M, L. to carry emergency-equipment, Five Yean Ago area of Kodiak — only a small low loos of life. In Beward, Zndien pumps $Md lighting which lost Its industry. Us rail sion, of Tolland. Her husband 2 Stqres to Serve Von The United States agreed to Wearout for 21 Months part of the entire town — has is an Instructor at Underwood- MANCHESTER equipment, according to Ward road and mo*l o f Its docks, resume economic and technical been cleared of rubirfe. Ollvettl Carp., Hartford. They Rosebrooks, fire chief. w' thare U still a thankfulness. aid to the U nit^. Arab Repub An urban rengwgjL pregrafli are'members of Hope Chapter, SHOPPING PARKADE OKed for Attendance has* been ai^roved although Oerighated an All-America OPEN EVERY SUN. lic which was cut off during aty for 1963, Seward bad Order of Eastern ^ r . Rock .'J . Porter School has released a the 1956 Suez Canal Crisis. TUBELESS WHITEWALLS some fishermen scoffed at a ville: Union (Congregational ROUTE 6. BOLTOK Hat of youngsters who had*per 'plan for a fish pond in a major planned a big celebration for (Church, RockvUIe, and Elllng- fect attendance - for the past One Year Ago fishing area and a covered the night of March 27 until acbool year, quite an achieve The United States ousted So mall. someone suggested It m ^t entire stoekef qirU'^Wx, 7-14 ment In view of the recent prev viet Eknbassy\Al^®“^^® Gennadi At Seward, huge cranes. are not be appropriate for Good Fri Buy the First Tire at the No day and the celebration was alence of various communicable Sevastyanov onNroylng charges. SEARS tackling the jack-straw piles of dlaeaeea The list, by grades. In Today’s Birthday twisted rails, burned railroad postponed. Sptlng dresses reduced! cludes: Kathleen Chowanec, Dancer and actress Leslie Ca HOKIUM'K .ANH CO cars and masses of concrete In If they had gone through Karen .^ Z ln , Grade 2; Ricky ron Is 33. Trade-In Price Plus Tax . . . the start of a cleanup program. with the original plan, at 8:86 ChowaflW.^t^de aTPhlllp Pia- Freight cars still lie to Resur p.m. Beward time, l.BW persons gecki, Mark Schoppaul, Gregory rection Bay and must be re would have been sitting down Stlmaon, Grade 4; Joanne Lots 3-Dimensional moved if the town's position as to a crab dinner on the water Whitehouae, Grade B; Andrew an important seaport is to be front. The waterfront waa wiped O u r MiUer, Jack Thompson, Christo TMCYO — Parking apace la restored. out that night. Each and every one of our beautiful girls’ spring dresses reduc^ pher Malek, Grade 7; and Ray at such a premium in Tokyo Seward, too. Is looking toward Estimates of the toW damage, which soared as high from regular stock! All famous label fashions . . . not every size in mond BeUows, John German. Jo- that an inventor has come up urban renewal although City B lloi Pagach, Susan Merritt, with a water - wheel type of Manager J. W. Harrison indi as (760 million shortly after toe offices w in be every style and color, Grade 8. three-dimensional lot that ac disaster, have been revlMd to cated the town felt the proposed around $480 million, although ProepecUve Jurors - commodates 18 cars. He plans S a v e plan was too ambitious. Esti Alaska Gov. William A. Egan On toe Jury list for toe com to market It soon, and plans mated at up to $5 million, the closed this FTid u y ing year are: Mrs. Lillian F. a larger model that will park believes the cost of full restora plan provides for turning deva tion win be considerably above Anderaon, Joseph C. Arm 36 cars, and sttll another — a stated dock areas into park that. girls' sperfswGor, bloufei, poiomcB strong, Julius Banner, Henry midget lot for six cars. areas. Residents point out that I n M. Beck, Mario Belli, Henry R. the town, with the snow-covered Bentley, Robert K. Blair, A l mountains reaching almost ^ regular 1.98 to 10.98 bert Romeo Bourey, Harry down to the ^ ^ e r, has ^is much Chalmers, Walter W. Drew, perk area as It needs and wants o b s e r v a n c e 1.59 t o Mary W. Fletcher, C. Prescott industrial land. AIR Hodges. George N. ON THE 2nd TIRE There is a major change at 1 / Speefal group, of girls’ wear reduced from stock, AsTOited f^xirto- Also Arthur H. Hqule, Leah Valdez, too. The children and CONDITIONED of the holidai L. fvtM, Arbutus L .. Jeffries, Converse dogs are back and are playing Wear items, olotfses and pajamas. Sizes 8-6x and 7-14, but not every Richard F. Jensen, George V. AEY SIZE LISTED In the streets. They were con size in every style. Johnson, Robert/ F. Kramer, PAINTING AND spicuous by their absence short RENTAL CARS Mrs. Carol U Ladd. Velva L. DECORATING ly after the seismic wave swept Lenox, John M. Leeter, Ray NO IRADE-IN REQUIRED more than 80 persons to their PHONE 648-2894 NOW AVAILABLE AT mond E. Lyman, Hugh R. Mc- death the evening of March 27. Q u ^ e Jr., Raymond E. Mel- Call Evenings — f to 9 Fir s t t ir e SECOND TIRE Soil tests show the picturesque lady. SIZE little town must be moved to a Paul Dodge THE SOUTHEHN HEW EMGLAND TELEPIWHE COMPANY ' Also Carl D. Melvin, Mrs. new site 2V4 miles west, but this misses' famous makers' junior and misses' summer 6.00x13 16.20 5.70* Is a long-range program; In the Pontiac meantime, housing for the win ter must be assured the some 878 Mato St Manchester spring and summer shirts dresses from stock! . 6.50x13 , 18.70 8.20* 600 persons who have returned. One great monument to frus ■ - i+ s A o y l h 7.0to14 19.95 9.45* tration ahd the soli problem Is It s -the the three-block stretch of 2 .5 9 2,.r»5 7.90 .. 21.90 6.70x15 . 21.20 10.70* cleared land on the north side Tslnes to |5 each reg. Ill to $30 LATEST \LATEX of 4th Avenue In the center of • t ' , Anchorage's main business dis A spectacular group of cool, smartly tailored Every dress in this group was in our legnlar 7.50x14 21.20 10.70* trict. * stock yesterday for dollars more! Dacrons, jer- It Was here that the land shirts redu(tod from stock. Cottons and dacron- droppM out from under a score cottons, roll, long and short sleeves. 10-18. . sejrs, silks, knits, dressy and casual. 7-15, 8-20. 7.10x15 23.70 1300* or more of business houses and Guaranteed the Denali Theater. ( 8.00x14 23.70 1300* Anchorage la sitting on jthe edge of its chair waiting for (the answer to whaf will be dbne men's short sleovt , Moidenform bros Against All Failures 830x14 . 26.20 15.70* with this land—and other land BIG ( ‘ how to what la described as a *Plus Tkx "high-risk” area. ^ summor dress shirts 2.19 On May 19, Task Force 9, a 4th OF JULY 2 f.r 3 .9 9 For The Life O f The field study team of the Alaska Reconstruction Oimmlsslon that Is headed by Sen. Qtoton P. WEEKEND 2 . 5 9 * ' 2 , . r » 5 Reg. 2 for $5 value. Maidenform “ Sweet Muaic** Tread regular $4 each i stitched cup, broa^loth bras. 32-40, A, B, C. 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E^f'^>. '. ^ -vT.', ■ iciifdbirA* e ^ i iMiirsebAX -jdL¥ v tMf ItANCHMTiER *y«WMO KERifU>, OONN-». W E im i^^ JULT^ 1, .1^, ■ B # batoppred by file eon- lutog dtanQiBeB to eommuni- hoginntaig.af an accounting ht what thay Sure Strg. Shriver Credits ToteW -eatloiui and Mhnila’a pdw- #1,* ■■ ■-it--;-'. X] So with tbelr privata funds while they ar blackout. arc bntruated with the public power. ■ Th# typhoon _paasod Ibuth of :lUx FOR T o u r H o y o A Y ^ B - / Revi to Par Its Work wh% R etard^ S oots After fli* Mg-U.S. darii: Air. fbrea Hi? Perhiqpa that much' la worth having: Baes, 48 mass liartb ol kUnlla, hattar than nothing. but hit tbe TI.S. Navy’s Bang- iii '"5 to tMrwlito’'meitofld a toi* la a 1part al tfia Luzon Storm ley P a M Akr itofien Serose the ■ - - AND SUMMiit iONO! 'talagrans (fo m Mrs. Eualaa. t aanw i Mfort toM- bay tram Maafia. A Navy AIL kfvreaidatti x*ioke*nma said there were no *.■**•*■ - • JMradkBOyUB MiaaMdy fitotmr, oongrato- an behalf o l ^ retarded^ MANILA (AF) — OtowHy « Still Our Main Bosinesk iailtag afi IRit rstodsnta for figures tram ^ ph een Wtotil* meualtlo*. Aircraft ware cither MSW TOttt OP) Recreation la a vafy Im laehed securely ar fleani to aaf* paepla don’t , knoar whethar ttaag the Monday opealng at the portant part at tha vital ■oared today as raports-of daato XfluiMdy Day Camp. •arrtcaa that ara aaedad Th* Stat live, if atlll dJaUnt, proapect are yooBf, ip^dle-agad ar ofct and dastraotion ffoafe an* at flat WASH-'n-WEAgt that thb country may Anally gain one Mbu. ■hrtrer ia th* « k - far our rataifiad. Oenm.. m t iCMia For thaia oondlttotM araii’t dMitiva dlraetar o f th* Jo- Tteeaiarnh haa shewn storms aver to anuu* of the things it once thought it waa Aght- fiirougk Manila started trtekUng iiiil •Iwaya a nattor of glijraleal ■apli P . Kanaady Jr. Foua- that retaMed ehUdren not CongresB Votes •iii! tog World War II to assure itself haa . * fa , amotfonal toMtor or. maor dMlcxL under rtboaa matdt- only tmilrovo in athM le to from etrlekan Areas. iiiil Th* FhlUppta* News Sarviea « 7 SKS% now appaared in the new study of the W alartleHy.- liiig 1^,000 grant the local abUlty, phyUoal fitaaaa add Aid for Transit iiiil Rara’a a ehackUat to hrtp rtx-waak camp will oper ■trangth, but thay also im and local naw*p*pen roportad draft being Inaugurated by the Pentagon guida you. Tito ehaneaa are lliat ate. prove totallaetua^ frem a 40 dead althouih m* Rad OroO* at th* raqueat o f Preaidant Johnaon.' you’r* atm ypuilic to heart, and .Th* t*legrato.r*adaf »aim ed projtram,. Itatad only .11 fatmlltia*. The Rad WASHINCnON (AP) After pathapo to tody-, If— '"Ctongn^lationa ■ to toa ^ "Oonnbptieut la a leader Croaa reported 211 tojurad and a fiva-yaar fight, Oongrasa haa There may be, at the end o f this study, 878,897 homalaaa to eltiaa and Without thtotong atout it, you paopla at Manetaeatar for to thp field o l mental re paaaad Ms first program ef fad- iiiiL th* poastbility that the United SUtea pitndncea eantral Luaon la- their oonttouad afforta ou tardation and I am very^ at a n t aid tor commuter mass Ik* AwoeUMd, pgw If •*®5^*'L!!l**i!!J automattea^F o - seat on k u d hit by the typbbrti. , to til* UM ol rapablieatisB of *11 oews w may And itaelf able to end that system flia bua to iiA M dar parson—to- bMuR of u * mentally i«- oonfMent that thia earap tranait syatams. Mtchao ci««H*d to it or not oUtlwia* craW* of peacetime conscription which once ■taad e l r a d f t him for it. tarded. I am moat pleased w ill inapira fUrthalr plan* Manila daelarad a state ef Praaidant Jebnaon had etrong- There’s loads of cool comfort and good looks S t a OUa paper aad alae tb* local aowa pub. for rematiotial program*; ealamlty and began elaartog ly backed the maaeura. Shad bar*. aeemed suoh a violation of American Meat at ttfglrla to the afflea that this is one o f 21 in bur superb eoHection of iport eeats. SUp •u'riihta ut rapubUaaUoa of apaotal dlo- flail you h f pour first name, oampa reoelvlng a Kennady here end alaewliara to youl nibble and debri*. The city w Final congressional aefion patebas baratn ar* alao raaarrad eustom and principles. rather than addraaa you Foundation grant ataU." two million afill waa FIthout eamo TUaaday whan thsuSenate into one tomorrow I t • ’ - Many Americans thought one of the ** alaetric power and water 88 voted 41 to 88 to aoeopt House Whan to’a boaly. tto kid to hours after the typhoon rearod ehangea to lb* MU, wMoh pro ^ 5o*"&ial5rS.M &- re*UK>ns they were Aghting World War II ik th* phono book, you don’t be left to i m ad,. bad, moaa- the uartmaot down th* hall to frem th* Facifle with wtada vide* $878 mUMon to ffonts to hav* to put on gUaaaa or light grown wocldt STcJSi waa to keep away from these shores that aaka If you w ou t go out and up to to milaa an hour Monday Mtlea and atatea over th* next iitii ETinuBg Baratd. ______, . same institution of compulaory peace p i ^ eateh wMh him. a match to road the Bn* print. night. three yaara. V d i M s f e S Whan you g o to the danUat, ' Public tranaportoUon waa re ■ponaora said it should help FttU aarrlea cllaot of N. *• *• ttl; time military service so nvany Immi you daydream at your • 2 % Proteitfinc he la «tUl more intareated In stored fiiia morning. City atraata at isast a few cities to rebuild $24.95 ^ nbu abm RapraaanudY** — » * J«{B« grants had thought to escape'when they oCfic* desk, your mind turns to MathawaSpaciar Aconcy — If** *«•!* « “ • • thougfata of adventure to ro tilltog your teeth than- to pulling M ANILA — About 88 por cent war* choked with ears and ar haH the decline at transit *^Kr.iRtSp * alSn^^’^raJCAtl o r CSKCOhA- eaune to these shore*. mantic landa — Inatnad of. how them. at tbe PhUlpidnas' population buaaa. systems that hav* suffered from TIONB But th* World which followed that war ■oon you’ll gat your pisnaion. Tou know ymi ought to itoiT ara Roman Cnthollea, 4 M r Cant Mbat officaa and atoraa ra oom petlUoo with th* automoMle mM-e good books, but there are opened and moat amployaa ap- CbTPonbnts eated tranait a local waa not on* of peaceful relaxation, but Tou go up a fli|^ o< stairs are Moslem*, and about 2. par Oiaplap adrartlauig elo too at a tima wifbout having to ao many other interastlng cant Protaatants. About LM pwired fbr work. proHam, and eootanded It would l^ r Monday — 1 ^m t rather one of quarrel among the victor*. thtoga to do ttiat you Juatr doiTt Tha Manila International Air ■eat 818 MlUon for the federal For Tuaaday — 1 p.n>. — j paua* halfday, up, and took 000 FlUplnoa belong to tha mi Fbr Wadnaaday — 1 P-aaJIS?»^»- And even now the poaaibility that around tor toafieto help. find time. port raopanad to traffic after a govenunent to undertake to iiiiii For Xkuraday — 1 p.tn, ffotoaaday. pmdant PMIplhb Church, foun peacetime conscription may be ended Th* only medictaa'you usual-— the phone _rlngif, you ded by an eac-priaat whan the 88-hour au^Miiulon. meet all needs In the field: ■’ tf For Friday - 1 p.m. Thmaday. - Under the legislation, Warti- For Satarnay — i p.m. Friday Ir take ia aspirin don’t jump thre* faet to the air The -PMUpptoe navy s M the rises from side factors, one of which rep PhUipptoaa ravsitad against destroyer escort Rajah Sbliiiliman- tagton would up tWo-thirda OSgBlfli- lad d^U na: 10:» ajm. aacb day *< Ton lotto -forward forward oonfidentlyoonlldentiy to oomptdaiva few . _wond#rtag Spain. . p w teH o» aoceapt iatnrday — * *■■>• resents, in turn, a defeat and negation of to promotton to th* offle*—that what problem It will bring. capaisi^. and sank at Hi* Marl- e l Iha net coat ot any project. OPEN THURSDAY T i a I PJI. traditional ]»1nciple. In, V you eboaa to atay wMfa Tou atin like to sing to the The'skat* or city would pre^ds Wodneaday, July 1 ■hower. And If you drop the the remalntag ona-lhird. One reason why authorities hav^ be Bm film —and you don’t have iSSf’SJ: 2SSS ss: file idea that an your eoworkera soap, you don’t figh and take a wnmmop, wash. (AF)— Swedish freifhtar Nordvl Th* federal funds could b* gun wondering if they might be able to a n leagued a conspiracy deep breath before bending Thia case of miatakan identity away from shallow watara used to buy '.and, right-of-way, to to had a certain air about it. off Manila’s Deway BoUlavard paiktog faelUtlas, buses, rail do without the draft la the obvious fact wreck your career. over to pick M up. John DabrlU waa m la rt^ one other amall freighters Thn# FVir The Eighth To Vote T h an are so many things When you Idence at th* obitu bars, rtgnal equipment, stationa that the draft opieratea with glaring in tti hii p#t d6odorli€d ikunkf. H# htatc stlU aground, watting' for you’d Uk* to do that the days ary page of a newspaper, you and tanninala. equities ih the way It calls upoiT young thought he spotted th* animal u gher tide, Tha lanata paaaad Ma first ' •mar* ie on* way to aattl* one* and seam too short. rarely or never find the name Americans. to a pit "*»*■ • neighbor’* phuippin* armed foreaa tranrtt aid HU in 1980, taut the fbr all th* controvaray between Town Anythfafi: yon eat agrees with there of anyone you know per sonally. bouae. Dabrlti hopped Into tha p«raonn*l were ^ c a d on th* House haa been reluctant to ad Mandteater and th* Blghth Dia- But the chief reason they think w* you, and you’re not at all fln- hole to pick up the HttI* -rascal to help typhoon vietima "MAXIMILIAN 1212” OF MOLE’S HILL FARM. about what you put into Tou’d rather plan for the fu inter Ih* field. The itoesent MU, Irlct over what ahould be the payment might be able to get the military man and hopped back out to a bur- ^ maintain oraer. wMh strong support from tha htoiaelf a chain^on. wImmw head 'yifW ikiliiai H ture than remember the past. power wa need without using the draft GRAND CMAMIPION at last ry. Wrong skunk. Oovernmant aganeias began late President John F. Kennedy, to th* XHghth rMatrict for anawering ftra was pictured in Oils spec* last Ton’d rather go water aiding I f all these things ar* true of year'* International Livestock Dabrlts took a bath to tomato | sanding medical and rescue received Senate approval in ■alia which are outaid* the Kighth Dia- at all is the likelihood that the economic V’eek. Both are the diattncruiBh' foaa golfing. Tou’d rather play you, you’re atlll youthful. Unbelievably______^ youthful.^ In fact. soup—the best way to elaar tb* teams to stricken provincial April 1988 and passed the House and professional opportunities of mili Show at Chicago, this Aber- ed residents e f Mble’a Hill 'gte nimmy than bridge. last Thursday 812 to 188. Iriet'a own lefal Hmlta. When yen leek up a number For how can anyone that youn^ air after aueh a mlatak*. | areas, but relief work m ar* la one way to aattl* th* quaa- tary aerviee may, aa time goes on, be deen-Angue bull represents the Farm, owned and operated to the town of Sharon by Oonnac- Hon of whether or not the Town Fir*. come. more attractive to young Am eri most distinguished and valuable ticut’s Republican National Dapartmant, In anawering call* which cana, who seem to be multiplying faster animal ever born and bred in The Christening Party Connecticut. "Maximilian 1212" OomsHltteeman Theodaaa M. Bgr- ar* Ita legal raaponaibillty, ahall have to than normal Job and career opportuni is the eon of ‘'Maximilian,” an. 966 MAIN *TREBT'-TEL. 648-6171 OPEN 9 AJL TO 640 FAL-GLOBED MONDAYS 906 MAIN STBBBT travel through or leap-frog over th* le ties. U Ilf* in the service can be made 646-24t8 so much more attractive economically gal territory of the Bif^th Diatrict. -THI MAIlVIL » MAIN STUCT mere ia on* way to aattl* th* quea- and career-wise than life outside It, then llon of whether or not th* Eighth pia- w* may be able to get volunteers enough N E W YORK. July 1 — Rob henris. Robert J. Allen ran up by’s atoeep?” Robert J. All*" aiud. "W hat’s the big deal? I triet, aa aueh, haa |*ach*d the limita of to wipe out all need for conscription. ert J. Allen, who keeps a pic to them #0 fast the people were Inside Report only want to borrow her for 20 Ha own potential growth aa to area, and That would sllll leave us a long way afraid they were going to be ture o f Ponai over his bed, minutes." from that nostalgia, or perhaps it waa knocked down. muat aa It did th* other night, refua* made a big thing out of a chris 1S«4 Publisher* *T kno'w you'd oome through," Hm application of a large and impor entirely illuaion, in which It seemed that tening party he said he waa Syndicate Rowland Evans Jr. and Robort D. Novak we fought wars once in a while for nec- he said. They gave the enve- SPECIAL SALE tant area for admiaaion. giving for his i^ece's new baby lopea to the niece. Robert J. A l committeeman. No Goldwa^ , eaaary and patriotic reaaons, but made WASHINGTON — Strictly O F MANCHESTER There hi on* wayr-and only one way daughter. Ordinarily, Robert J. len took the envelopes out of speaking. Gov. William Scran man, Snodgrass wanted ScraB'" FAMOUS NAME —to any final aettlamant of any on* of peace our prime business in between. Allen ian't much on fam ily life. her handa ao fast the paper A Thought for Today ton waa entirely accurate when ton to stop off in Georgia on thaaa three quaationa. Now, even in what we call peace, war is He la a bachelor and nobody re- nearly cut ■ her. W ith this, the he dropped a veiled hint that his way back from Florida. « i t Sponsored by the Manchester as General Counsel of the R e m * rierald hope* that legal rmidenU by far our biggest business, and no mers . members his ever mentioning landlord suddenly appeared and Thomas K. Dewey held a mys hooked hia ohAt over Robert J. Connell of Ohnrehes terious "m eeting” in New York publican National OommlttOe. af the Eighth Diatrict will begin circu changa in the method by which we re this niece he suddenly loved so Allen’s Mioulder and watched on behalf of the Scranton Presi Scribner haa niled htoisolf e^t DRESS cruit the necessary manpower for it will much. But Robert J. Allen lating th* petition tor th* neceaaary T would not that ye ahould dential drive. of the Scranton front office. made it matter of honor that while the envelopes were open rot*. alter that basic fact about what our ed. The landlord smiled broedly be ignorant.” ( I Corinthians But any implication that the Alcorn's excuse is his com anybody Invited, show up. The mitment to be a CBS commen wait haa bean long enough. eiviliaatlon haa become. and went over to the refreah- 10:1). Dewey meeting concerned high- me party waa given on the lawn of tator at toe convention. As sucji. nvent table and took his first . To 8t. Paul religion was more level strategy or constituted the The eaae for a referendum on unifica- the new and expensive aummer he may soon be in the distin^ SHIRTS first sign of a major Scranton qtiy place Robert J. Allen rents on driiik. than a matter of education Meh iM new made itaelf many timea “Knowledge c|m make us be breakthrough may be dismissed uncomfortable position Long Island. Now the landlord N ow a lot o f people came and aver. come vain, but Christian love out of hand. In fact, it was an Ing viewers how Goldwater July Morning of the summer place bwame, at Robert J. Allen kept kissing the nomination. The eaae haa been made not by argu- edifies a person much more,” insignificant meeting of New this time, nervous. Not about everybody w'ho brought an en York lawyers on a tangential The net result is this; wlto his menta, but by to*.faci||.of life, for thia the party. The landlord likes he writes. To be sure, I*aul was When you awake In the morning and velope. As the afternoon wore writing against the formalism aspect of the Scranton cam back to the wall, Scranton 'is ■ommunity and for the people in it. parties. What bothered him find it already warm; on and the drinking began to of the religion of his da^ and paign. deprived of needed allies. ■was the rent Robert J. Allen Who then is making the basic One town—on* fir* department Whan the only movement of air g »t to him, he became nasty to his argument that trua religion This insignificant Dewey had not paid him. ' Scranton decisions? The sanft'- Everybody haa mad* a valiant effort those bringing presents. la more than form ality and meeting Is symbolic of the ail around the foliage Is that ef the bird "Relax," Robert J. Allen all-Pennsylvania crew that ran “ B ig shots,” he told two peo- strict diet still holds a great ments plaguing the Scranton to pretend that aometiiing ala* could be wings; told the landlord. "Just make campaign. Here it is nearly his campaign for Governor - | U l l 3 fi- sure you're around that chris pie. "You'd buy a Chinaman a deal of water! mad* to continue to work. When the countryside seem* already three weeks since Scranton an energetic, dedicated and totally , Solids . . . Stripes- tening on Sunday." raaor.” Charles Dickens write* that a Now w* beiiev* that if the teat la put, nounced his candidacy, and none new to national politics. THURSDAYS Kodel. . . and cotton steeped in some noon-day siesta; man's religion can’t be much If Scranton’s chief of staff Js the reaidenta of th* Eighth Diatrict ara On Sunday afternoon, Robert By this time, everybody wa* of the famous tc^-rall fence-sit- tnI9 When, if the blackcaps aren't ripe al J. Allen stood on the lawn of asking about the new baby, and hi* v e i^ dog and cat are not the tefs in the Republican party has shrewd, pint-sized Walter Al*s- Juat tomut ready to aay yea. FRIDAYS ready, they will be In time for supper; his summer place ■ with a beer asking * 0 much that Robert J. better off for it! come out for him. sandroni, Pennsylvsuila'a Attor Our religion to our rationale When the only talk that aeema to pene In his hand and a smile on his Allen’s niece aeemed a little up Most Important, Gen. Elsen ney General, who travels edn- of God. It shows how we think face and he waited to greet his set. hower is staying aloof freun toe stantly with th# Governor. trate th* consciousness ia a steady guests. Hla niece was next to of God, as well aa how We wor Behind Alessandrbnl oomes " ^ e neighbor ahould be back battle — mocking the anguished Faint Totich every few minutes she went ing a new dark gray plaid suit is shown forth in our actions. nominated. And that master tac Scranton’s quietly competent aria* to take a aymbolic flea bit* of cur* even; over to her record-player and which came from his friend Becauae we walk one step at a tician, Richard M. Nixon, haa Executive Secretary. Truax is fop a . demonatrated atanding evil than When It would seem a nice destiny to put on another rock-and-roll Baocala's funeral home. Bac- time, and live one day at a simply vanished from the scene. chief field man, traveling in to hold out for whole treatment or none. spend the day sitting waist deep in aoma song. eela believe* in burying them time, we may think that the The lack of Scranton support quest of delegates. Murphy eo- The United State* Senate haa juat pool with some i^ce summer novel on a 'The first guest to arrive w's* naked, Just lik* they came into little thinga of life are not very ers among top-rail^ fence-sitters ordinates the campaign from switch to th* former Rosemary Dattiloco. important. That is our mistake. Is hurting his campaign and Harrisburg. * gone through a purported inveatigation floating reading stand in front of'you; the world. Mutchie also came Robert J. Allen rushed up to ■with' an envelope In his hand. The little amenities of life are not only psychologically. The The chief pen wielder and., o f the affair* of Bobby Baker, who held When, in spite of all the continuous idea man is William Kelslihg. her, spilling his beer as he ran, The envelope, Robert J. Allen vitally important. W e need not Governor has no national ex murmur about discomfort, one still finds only direction; we need dirriin- a youthful idealist who 1* toe th* poaition of clerk to the Senate ma and he waa Just about to give knew, was going to make the perience. He is a late entry STEARNS 6- FOSTER aion. A ll too often we think Into a long-odds race. And now, Governor’s Admtniittratiy* As- jority. The inveatigation itaelf haa proved It a wonderful thing to be alive and to her a big hug when he saw the week for him. He ran up and box under her arm. It was that our religion should please he is compelled to run his ca,m- sstant (and drafted laat Sun ■omething e f a faro*, becauae one thing be experiencing what real aummer heat tackled Mutchie. a stylishly wrapped box, but only us. "If " it suits; us," we paign without any old pros. day’s (June 28) half-hour Serhn- X the Senate did not intend to do, and did can be like when It makes Its first ap Robert J. Allen looked as If he “ Where's this baby?" Mut aay, “ then It s all right for me.” TVo former National party . ton TV speech with the help , of not do, waa Inveatigatc ita own ethioa in pearance and to watch the liliea in the wanted to spit at it. chie said suspiciously. He held And that Is where ^e may be chairmen - - Leonard W. Hall Madison Avenue publio rela realm e f outaide entanglamenta field; The former Rosemary Dat the envelope away from Robert qulte'Avropg. Such a relig;ion is of New York and Meade Alcorn tions men). tb* I tiloco congratulated the niece J. Allen. not God-centered, it i.s man- of Connecticut plu.s their po The top researcher ■ la Jam* REGENCY TWIN BEDDING which m ight have a financial nakur*. Aa 'And when, for all the still and shim yiii and hander her the t)ox. Rob "Give the envelope toj my centered; a kind of ethical hu- litical comrade. Fred Scribner Reichley, Scranton’s resident In 4h« Inveatigation ha| proceeded) H haa mering heat, the air is atfll free of tellectual, whose cool detae’' |t:if ert J. Allen's niece unwrapped niece and then come have a mapism, and not very ethical of Maine, all .said "n o" to Srran- either the whirring of the locust or the ton camp feelers for an overall ment contrasts with the frener diaappointed Juat about averybojdy who‘ it. A sterling silver porringer drink with me,” Robert J. Allen at |that. William Penn wrote; could Imagine aome of the luan poaai- warning of the katydid, ao that you was inside, r. “ A* man will either be governed campaign manager. pace of the other Scrantonite- Like to sprmwl all fftme thf hail Lik* to totw and turn? Lik* a ainjrl* said. ^ Hall promised Goldwater sev When things were popping * billtiea auiTounding Baker'* operation*, know there 1* still a lot of aummer to 'Tt'a nice," Robert J. Allen's by God, or ruled by tyranta.” Tw o outfits blanket while your spouse wants th m ? Then awiteh to the luxury of "Jf anybody trie* to touch T^e cnicial te.«t of oiir religion, eral week* ago that. he would the Cleveland Governors’ C3on- eome; niece said flatl.v. and hie intimaci** with aome of the "You .shouldn't have broughj. this *nvelope Ijefore I aee th* and the practice of it is: Does "sit this one opt’ ’ until after (erence, Reichley took in a for twin beds . . . where you have 89 inches of sleeiunf ■width instead of Senator* he aerved ao onderatandingly Then yt>u have a perfect July mom- a thing like this," Robert baby, they'll get hit to the It plea.se. God and reflect our the convention. Accordingly, al eign film. 97 inches in a full sis* bod. This is th* time to awitch^ , . at thii low Finally, veteran politician and helpfully. tof. like this on*. Allen said. He said It like he head," Mutchie said. i love, adoration and praise, of though at one time political Jor- (Four pieces) earlot^ price! meant It. Robert J. Allen looked at the His Holy Name? ' key Hall was ready to-- s George Bloom, now Pennaylva- ^ Bi Aa the inveatigation itaelf haa be«T ' nia’s Secretary of Common "W here’s the babyT". the. envelope. He could almost see Rev. John D. Hughes. mount Scranton’s horse, h* ha.s diaappointing, ao la the likely nature ef wealth. Is stationed in Manhat R^ency is extra-firm bedding irith 168-«<^1 weight-balanced inner- former Rosemary Dattiloco the 1100 bill to It. Th* 8t. Mary's Church. informed the Scranton ramp that his commitment to Gold- tan. Hia mission; to serve as ipring unit* (equivalent to 262 coil* in full siw Mttresses). Over thifl the only piece of penance ar aur* the For Bad Spellers asked brightly. thought of $100 made blood water rulqs him out. liason with the Rockefellar 'staff unit goes exclusive quilted cotton Inaula cushioning (no sisal) . . . then' Senate ia Hkely to enact. "Owl playing with the other rush to hi* head. He thought Quotation for Tod»y Scribner, it's true, does chores Only one figure inaid* th* Thia appeared the other day in Mi* kidli," Robert J. Allen said. quickly. ounds and pounds of quilted cotton felt uphdlatery. Exclusive pre- It has been the plaint of some edu- "No, a neighbor took her for for Scranton — but all in the Scranton campaign is an exper uilt and quill^ Seat Edges assure non-sagging sides even after years ■hape of a propoaed reaolution by th* eatora and most employers that 'this a walk." the niece cut in qulck- Five minutes later, you could I may diaapprove of what you background. For instance, it ienced national) politician: Sen E nation haa raised a generation 'of hear Robert J. Allen across the aay, but wfll defend' to the was Scribner wbfe acted as go- of use. The jioiturked box springs, with heavier coils across the center Senat* Rule* Committee, requiting that iy- Hugh Soott of Pennsylvania, a the Senator* themaelvea and their high abysmal spellers who, in their mors 'Then quickly, fovir people street, arguij\g with a woman death your iTght to say it—Vol between last week (or Scranton former National Chairman witli third, add to the firm posturiziUg c(»nfort. Get'your outfits today . . , creative monients, might produce a ■ > i the front steps of her house. taire, the early 18th century and Robert Snodgrass, er aalaried empioyea ahould malje cer came and all of them had en wide contacts. But Scott is tied . two for $169 . . . single outfits Guaranteed 10 years against, de written sentence like this: "My naybor, velopes, not packages, In Jhelr "W hat do you mean, the ba Writer and satirist. Georgia's outgoing- national down to the Senate. tain partial diacloaurea of the Identity fects .in Biatonalg and worknumshipl a shailatin and a Jurk, soled me half a As of today, the full burden ef, but not neceeaarily the amount of or seudo qhamy and gum fony Jewls." reals on Scranton and hi* I - the Income from, any outaide holding* of Translated roughly into English this would read: "Me neighbor, a charlatan, tightly-'knH little band. Only theira. and * Jerk, ‘ ' sold me half a pseudo they stand between Goldwater Nobody would have to diacloae how chamois and some phony Jewels." and the nomination. Tlia tog Cjomplete Twin touch money he waa making from aueh These are actual misspellings, plucked ■hots are aomeiwhar* e lf la ttie MUa. ■utaide Interaata. K he were clever by a pair of curious New Yorkers from high school spelling tests and compo- enough to have hla wife, or aome eeop- aitlons, business correspondence and' ^ tlv e dummy Hated aa the legal owner newapapera. They took the boners oc Herald Bed Outfits WASH-'N.WEAR af aueh outaide intereata, they wouldn't curring most frequently and put them have to be reported at all. together in a 48-page booklet entitled, ■ Yesterday ■ "A Handbook for Terrible Spellers" by ECLIPSE In abort, thia reaolution, tf it doea (Innovation Press). paaa th* full Sanate, la going to have The normal dictionary Is of little help 2 5 Year* Ago very little real impact on the financial to the terrible speller. He cu 't look up Manchaater H igk School** ad CHINOS vance enrollment for 1939*40 Mvea af the member* of th* United the correct spelling of a ward if he can't even begin to apeH it. Thiii version lists . achool year reaehea recortl- State* Senate. 'Fhey are going to be words alpbabeticallly- in the most fre breaking total e f' 1,508 stu able to continue to have their own fi quently misspelled forms. The concept is dents. Choice 7 9 ® ' nancial venture*, their own financial or revolutionary, a refuge for the phonetic Chamber of Commerce apon- profeaaional relationahipe in the non- speller, a haven f<# the casual scholar. aors tourist information booth A quick tpur through thia vest pocket on E. Center St. ' . legialatlv* world, their own dealing*, and DRESS wonderland will set the reader's brain Manchester Chambn of Com- tltelr dealing* in aaaociation with other*, . spinning. Here ars such misspelled gems merpe asks World's fW r Oom- Here'ran Inexpeneiv# way to hav* twin bed* for your youngs to much th* aama way aa th* gam * haa aa Afgan (Afghan), lo^ (lewd). Edi- miaaion to J^oa Town e f Man- sters’ rooms and guest rooms. Each outfit includes a famous# WASH-'N-WAR alwaya bean played. N ot many Senator* pus (Oedipus), foksel (foracastle), jag- ehaatar on W orld’* F air Map mt i for-quality l^lipae box- Bprii^ constructed for extra war (jaguar), paaslAst (paclAat), peak' Connactlout indteatiag a g n ^ - ■ ness and support, and an Belize innerspring mattress with •yea aurviva on their public aalary. (pique), swalr (swear), vase (vaae)> tural and todiiatrial ragiaaii of Th* propoaed code, then, repreoanta and xylophone (xylophone). Wisconsin atat*. , „ ^ I ’ pnnbuiltilt, q'uiltetnsi'sides and button-frie tape'tufting. abnoat'aothing. But then It d M repre- eome* out “Wlaconson." I Choose the maple spindle headboard apd you. get a met^ •aqt two amall thinga. It repretonU, lit Thia ia all a notable service to hupiAn- 10 Years Ago Ity but our Imperfect world could be fnime.for beddingi or chooee the maple panel bed with side First'National Bank of Man tle a| It ia, aomething more to *" *ny made even more habitable if aome ll." rails. Eithar wayTJou gat a eomplfto ^ “ ** •enate haa ever before been Willing to kindly genius would produce sin;illar chester sends sample protnp- tional brochures to ^Igtim , . . nothini' moralfp buy. Order youn tonight! vote. It repraaenta, inaigniflcant aa it ia, handbook* for terrible Income tax Alerq, .apMch. jnAhora, b rid n player*, bedtime • banks which raquaated than: Mw aekaowtadgfnont of the prineipU^^ Polica add aavaan Inh^ator ; story neidefa, Wla aVOT home hmdjr" name napenaibUtty eW the part of Sena* BMB d n i absent minded husbands. ilaiiA H i s - * w|i— * —MILWAUKSE JOypiAL P:, y Tr»*S> v' ' >»• «w- ■! k r i J -l. t • M '■ 4 ’'*• r ' ■ • ■ ■' ' ' T.
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Half the people who take gum I TO from an airline stewardess nev er bother to chew It. 18 U S . m lb Nothing ia impoesible to a Turkeys man who can learn to Tike \\V breakfast cereal with yogurt SUPER-RIOHr FULLY G O O K |D , W HOli er MTHER HALF on it. My idea of a good way to wake up in the morning ia to down about eight oimces of a FRESH mixture of tomato and sauer SEMI-BONfiLESS u kraut Juices. Sounds awful; TURKEYS Nams tastes great. Psychiatrists are the worst of 4 TO S IM Hi 49c 1 all cocktail party boras. After • TO J A C COLONIAL I lb e«i 2.79 - WHOU 8-10 LBS lb 69f listening to people talk to them / all day. they can’t shut up 14LSSLB 4 1 7 themselvee all evening. 14 TO One thing 1 have never met, 7 tOLUS k o 4 5 " and don't expect to, is a U.S. Cfinnod Honis 5c^3*** senator with an inferiority com AU. eooo plex. lAiM Cm SU^STiOMSl yniat this country needs ia a Ladies' Sleeveless SilCED BACON 4 9 * longer football season and a WiNGS JAC (MmBnmiChmrHn SUPER-RIGHT shorter baMball season. A lot of Loditt' It Helpt When l/e ’* Your Friend INC W T T people who are tired of profes COnON KNIT Misses' and Women's CASUAL Mike Thompson, who pals around with sea creatures for a living, pokes SLICED BACON i s s r sional baseball hesitate to say OPEN TIL 9 PM, dMMLigQBirtm .45* BO for jfear that It Sounds un his head into the mouth of a white whe during a performance at the Aquari- A MVORITE POR THE 4TH ffcowdey JMAor 3hk JeoiA • • • patriotic. TEE TOPS SKIRTS SHIFTS BERMUDAS nm at Coney Island. 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StHI white, casually, at a. neighborhood oH-base ohtte gaint Now kMiQ o m - shopping center, at your chUd’s ^ ^ N skin tight and going strong^ I school, or while on some other dtto foir NB|^QilltfO0e errand. Special Sale!. Call a friend you dont see Boys' ' 30-Quort LAW N often enou|^ — Just to keep in BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE Now, more than ever you Want to get every bH touch. ■ •UBTF' k as easy to ase as It is durable! BOKAR Offer to do something for COOLER o f ac^ee goodness you pay for. You can, too.1 ■ G N TO 'a o a R B O tC LE someone who could use a help BERMUDA CHAIR . • notacts Mte a ptasttc aMeM ing hand. ien< Switch to one of A&P'$ prernium-ciuallty bean Put In a good word for some SPORT SHIRTS l CHESTS • Rasiata Mistering, erecking, peeling. eoffeea. See your ohoice freah-ground to your » one where It will do the most SHORTS n l i i good. order in juat 15 teconcfs. In addition, for the hoL ■ Show hospltaUty to someone— kJey, you can save up to 14c if you purehaie a If It Is Just asking a neighbor In • Ea^ aleen-ep. . . bnisheo, aoNera come lor a cup of coffee. ileli Share something — flowers 2 .9 9 elaen «Wi water ♦ RB By mitm emm m mmm, m from your garden, cookies from 1.00 • Liaats . . . v*ith ttobbomi weather raaM- 1 ■ ■ iVWv your oven, a book you have en 5-web aluminum. Folds for stor joyed, or even a ride' in the 1.0Q Molded carrying handle and self seal M b o O I I 1 1.97 age. Contour curved back. IIW Ptlif|tln I country with an older person ing lid with molded in space divider. M R fp R rillB ■___ _ W ^ I L g who doesn’t have many chanc Assorted styles and patterns. Sizes 6 es to get out of the house. Solid ‘colors and plaids. Sizes 6 to 18. 17 X 12 X 18. NEW DU PbNT "lO C ITr PAW fT t» 16. MS fOC eriL UN 1 *72 Have you done even one of ‘; r 3 6 * Ibese little things today? Lnwaiy eav eoloaa and hstar For aN extorior trim, wood or ' “ i l * OMIwT metal —t o i ^ tada-raaiatant All rights reserved, OMUMi TWm & Shotter Enamel N eu n W **^ Enterprise Aeea. .65 Bit Drop Leaf ^ M in H ITn m rT M iv n 9 M W in Pipe Engine Jets Qas ICE CUBE Oel. Bar-B-Bowl PoHoble N o B M C a f f i* liqsMClNiMr TCMCYO—A new fire engine YACUCEL SeM Msslard | lasadry Satargesl FOLDING TABLE hmaal Milk HtM la AmaiSv* Wianaal Dal iMi Hinpeta with equipment to extinguish fires with carbonic-acid gas in 1 24 IN. GRILL TRAYS 1 MOZ 30C stead df water has been dwel- ICE CHEST i ; 6 i 'i;’’*l3?2;tS3l' -looc 2 .0 0 CONT. w v i ooed by the Jiqtanese Fire Twist lor SMT rsUsss- 18 sob ______.i------^------V— ^ Aceooy. The gas, mOnufactii^ FMDE tray. t o A turbine, U Jjt-^I>^«<1 ■agw E. A. JOHNSON PAINT Co. •1 i ■ ' a boee and oouees .a 1/ ICtaarooel IWRR \ fWIVR i ^ covering It wltTa gas C i M> Ib. 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clothes, acme of which ahe dlz- ptaysd at the India Pavilion of KAMCIfflBTtB BVUnHO HiaULP. MANCgjtfTW^ OONW, WBbWMPAY. w i r 1, Hehron June Building Bfesigner of Topless Suit the New York World’s Fair be bituminous m p h il t Ml ; ...... '.I iTi ' II— n irm n iii’M , i.m ii^ >■■..' ■ ' ■ . . _ ,- cause they were made of fabrics Same as 1963‘^s she had tonight from a trip to » • PRIVSWATN • PABRDf* t A t P tar C. Rggaa. t i t a f Setfion Toni^t Dirksen Set Discomfits Fashwn World India. Mme, Nehru, wife of In- John JUW, CMUM EDI*, State Mental Health Group a MAN BTATIONN • BASKETBAI#* OOLRIM 2 ,. Some Relief The total eoat of taxable eon- 'dla’s ambstasador to this coun Rockmile^V emon IB Glayds R. Rutid, IM . Al- For New Voters try welcomed every editor per- AU Work PenoaaUy MaporvtaaA atiucOon for wtiieb local build- (OoatlmMd from Page Om ) riuilng thar* are eoatiuriM that fraaa J. SadIMi. To Nominate toSMtiie ald*-flar4d aklrtz hut sonelly, end asked from what O lntnary Itetryb, Q60iM W« iuptm ir, Appoints Brunell Director tng permlka wart laauad laat Wa Am 1$6% Bmo m N Seen Later A ngularly achadnled are really pants. town she came. But only one ♦ a bit ef' advice from Ws prasa- town brou ^ t forth the com OMfford J. ■char.' votfT-maltliig tassion wlU month waa virtually the aama aa Bud Kilpatrick of California City Renew SoMaeffer, Haireid F. Goldw ater Raymond W. Brunell Jr. of release: “The wearing Of purple ment that Mme, Nehru had vis L C. p M T fak^M i In State be Yield today from 6 to 8 that for the correapondlng pe stocktaga with a gray suit or is another daring man, though hack, Arthur M. Stamala, W - Hebron has been appointed -ex riod laat yaar, according to a ited there and e n ^ S d tt: That cU n i OunliUil Carlaon In Showers njn.; In the town striped stockings with a polka In a more elegant way. ’Hia Uam Schmidt, Mirs. FVwance M. WA8HINOTON ecutive director of toe Connec report Issued this morning by posts and suits are startling was Manchester, Oonn. DE MAIO BROTHERS imb, 65, of Now B r lt» ^ (Omtlnsed from Paga Oae) Bcfawan, Andrew P. Search, Office tai the Mimldpal dot drasa ts an Idea which the Clears Final Hnrdle (OoktlBiMd tnm Page Oms) Everett M, Dirksen of Dllnols ticut Association for Mental Blading Inspector Thomas woman of taste adll carry to her 1ft their Immense plaids. A So Impressed wa* Mrs. Simp- • Tel. 843-7691—We Carry Jennite Sealwr or Ivor Oorloon •« M Thomas Shea.' ' _ Building. , . ' Monahan. weaver In New Hampshire U eon by those intricate - luscious Dr. Olid Harold B. Cart- Also Irene R. Smith, Esther Eligible applicants must said today he has agreed to Health. The announcement was own limits and not to the point Hartford while she was cross The temparatura Tuaaday Wt nominate 8en. Barry ( 3 d l ^ a ^ The coat of construction. dur making these bold enough for sari patterns (nothing like the . of M Arvlno PI., died laat ing a street 800 feet from her R, Spielman, Richard M. Starke be 21 years of age or over, made today by Robert E. Ba of overstatement.” After six years of worklngfRd., was summoned to court 99.8 at Windsor Locks, Conn., and must have been resi for the Republican presidential ing June of this year totaled It was a day to look at the him, ipahed so that he can re ■parse n ria that Indians laugh :ht at her home after a Ion* - ...... July 7 on a charge of passing Jr, Mrs. AmeUa L. Stephenson, con, president of toe associa $864,008, compared with $871,- off aa "tourist saris” ) that she w a itoL 'R ock ville’s rede- dents of the state fOT at nomination at the *2**" avant-grade In fashion. Caatlllo, peat motifs across yoke and in a no passing sons. William Stephenson, George braaklng tha pravlous racord for tion. He succeeds Louis J. Kap had the silk mills of Franee *• chan^ with fa i^ 5® velopment project cleared its fi- least one year and d toe ventlon opening July 18 in San 647 during June 1968. who used to destmi the most hem. Coat* and'.Jacketa are un sides her husband and two traffic control sigh^ and is due According to police, the of- Sumner, John F. Surdell, Mrs. tha data by naariy six dagraas. lan o f Wallingford. Fees received in the buildhig usual in the Immenee fullness of copy the designs for her In brethers, she is survlv^ y TircuH Court 16, nal obstacle Gladys L. Symington, Anthony town for at least six Francisco. _ . « elegant ballgowns for Lanvin of to appear in Circul Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. fense occurred while Shea was Hartford, Oonn., raportad 99 da Dirksen, the Senate R e p i^ Brunell Joined the profession Inspector’s office last ' month Paris and now is making sports gathers that Juts ottt In back brocade. The Indian dresses are t*ip daughters, one other broth- West Hartford, July 20 riding a motorcycle. Patrolman V. Tantillo, Helen J. Tennstei^ months. „ al staff of toe association laat were also approximately the from a smooth yoke, aiW he has all one-of-a-kind museum pieces o|>,’one sister, live grandchildren and aarence J. McCarthy, ex- graas, flva hlghar than tha rac* Naturalized appU^ts lican leader, told a reporter be clothes for Zacari, showed ideas MUNICIPAL BUILbING ecuUve director of the Rockville Gardner was the arresting of Brwin C. Tuxbury, Arthur F. October as director' of field same az received in June of last a Double-Decker back wMch is The “ saucy” skirt, with a flip idid several nieces and nephew^ UUUch, Ruth M. Ventura, Anna ord of 88 years standing. Al will have to show proof of had advised Goldwater a^ e that were refreshingly uncon Faces Texat Charge Redevelopment agency, were ficer. bany, N.Y., had a naw high of time ago that he would give services. Before that he was ex year, $1,774.80 this June, and ventional but not to far^ut as two deep ruffles, very swash flounce at the hem, and the long Tviineral senrices will be held William E. Roberts, 87, of J. Vincent, Wayne O. Vlncmt, their U .a citizenship. ecutive director of toe Greater buckling in gray plaid wool, NEW HfVEN (AP)—Barring notified yesterday afternoon 97 dagraas, and Boston 94. “ serious and substantial consid $1,780 last year. to seem past the realm of pos rajah tunic cut with great sim timorrow at 10 am . at the Tolland, was charged with Charles H. Weber, Doris Welllr. Hartford Association for Men .Am ong-the building permit* very drastic and alluring in plicity are two notes of Adele Sickson-Hansen Funeral further proceedings, a Connecti that the Interstate Commerce An electric storm hit Lawr- eration” to any such request. sibility. He makes knickers that CLOSED Commission has approved aban making an Improper turn - as Also Dorothy Welles, Francis tal Health. issued last month were 14 for are quite slim, nothing like the black paisley-woven mateiasse S im j^ n ’e collection. And at the Bame, 6 Hart St, New BriUin. cut man will be. taken to Texas Wendhelser, Arthur Wheeler, enceburg, Ind., late Tuesday “The request has been made, donment of the New Haven the result of a two-car accident Since 1668 he ha^ been a lec single-family dwellings, 7 for old plus-fours. He shows his at the top of a theater suit. India Pavilion the editors got R«v. Harry V. Swanson, to face a charge of conspiring Anne E. WUleke. Betty Lou Wil and nearly two inches of rain 12th Cii«nit and I have agreed to do it,” he Railroad’s freight depot in late yesterday morning at the turer in mental health ft the garages, 87 for alterations and clothes with colored stockings, TTie.second most dramatic of several bits of advice; How to miator of Bethany Covenant to smuggle heroin from Mexico liams, Edgar Wilson, Thomas J. fair in 2H hours. Electric serv Bftici* Friday, July 3, 1964 downtown Rockville. Intersection of Brooklyn St. and ice in communities around University of Connecticut. additions, and 11 for miscellane and over these he fastens leg Kilpatrick’s costu m es le wrap a sari, how to keep saris S iiroh , New Britain, wUl offi- to the U.S. ' Wolff, Agnes K. Woods, Ernest Dirksen Is a delegato ^ m houndstooth checked wool in U.8 . District Judge Robert P. AcqulsiUon of the railroad Vernon Ave. Lawrenceburg was cut from 2 Court Cases niinols. He supported Ooldw^ He has published articles In ous projects. gings which zip. One color from tarnishing (no mothballs IN OBSERVANCE OF INDEPENDENCE DAT, o&te. Burial will be in Rose Hill Police indicate no injuries Young,g. JJohn A. Ziegler and the Connecticut State Medical Of the miscellaneous permits, scheme consisted of green black and white on which each or camphor or strong perfume), Bemorial Park, Rodky HiH. Anderson yesterday rejected the property has been a thorn in to 4 hours. ter at a caucus that group In th e'sY de of the ren ew al agency , w ere Robert Zong^ettl. Lake Charles, La., got a 2%- Journal and the Connecticut one was for $10,(X)0 for a new knickers, red pulloVer top, green square is centered with a huge how to apply a "easte mark” ^Theie WlU be no calling contention of James Miller of Chicago Tuesday. A poll showed "diamond” set on with Jeweler’s JULY 4, 1964 Orange that federal court in for over a year, when the rail- wmmoned to appear in court Inch rain Tuesday, bringing lU b o o k v i l l e s e s s i o n Review of Alcoholism. He Is tower for Radio Station WINF, stockings and red leggings. and how to make a luscious bit IMra. The famUy suggests that Vernon newe is handled by 48 of the 68 minifis delegates prongs. The title of most strik Houston did not have Jurisdic road agreed to sell lU property July 21. _____ 24-hour total to nearly 6 Inches. A Rockville youth who eluded listed In the fifth editioa of and another for $5,800 for an un Some cleverly designed pants of confectionery that is syrup, lUihorial oontributlons may be The Herald’s Rockville . Bu favored Goldwater. ing belongs to the black net flour and water and looks like tion over his case. • Columbus, Miss., had 1% state and local police durlilg a In saying he would put Oold- “Leaders of Americsin Science.” Raymfiid Brunell Jr. derground transformer vault for of Castillo strike the proper Emergency Telephone Numbers i made to the building fund of An J?"um ;"7Lr»pp.r, reau, 5 W. Main St., tele|dione Bom In Meriden, Brunell was balance between snugness and lla m a s which are a solid mass a topaz pretzel. Miller and four Canadians Approval of the sale was re inches of rain. high speed chase will spend the watar’s name before the con the Southern New England Tele ^ th a n y Covenant Church. with the beans and coffee pre- 876-8186 or 648-2711. Early morning temperatures educated at Ansonia schools phone Oo. looseness, and are made in an of these "diamonds.” According Highway— 649-5070 were arrested June 19 after in quired by the Connecticut Pub next 90 days in Jail. • vention 'for the presidency, Bellone, Paid Irving Blow, Otar- to his commentator, he hesi ParsU the same way it was.done Roland C. Merritt, 18, 44 Elm and holds a B.A. from UConn unusual way with gussets on the dictments were issued by a fed- lie .Utilities...... Conjmlssion, “ the . .. ^*,.1., in fit* nArth today ranged from the 60 mark Dirksen confirmed a report pub ence Boucher, Richard L. Cahill, tated to offer these for sale Crude Riae# ^ Infant dnerette r a l T a n d Jury in Hourton. j in the early camps in the north in Washington State into the 90s and an M.Bd. from the Univer PBOTEOT INVESTMENT inside of the leg. The same con Garbage— 649-7937 St., yesterday was presented on lished today by the New York Mrs. Doris D. Damarjian. because of their expenslveness, ;::TBRN0N — Jartiee Arthur Miller, 37, operator of -a i woods, wilj be held July 11 from Wierzbicki Head in tha desert Southwest. , ao counts stemming from the sity of Hartford. He has done A good aUlgator handbag la struction appears in a “ space- ' NEW YORK—United States ^erette, 14-day-old son of Mr. beauty salon in M ilord, claimed ; tru t es <• k g p the Tolland Coun- Herald Tribune. post-graduate work at the Yale Also George A. Dunn, Eric a 'worti-whlle but expensive In suit” , which is a fitted JumppiMt but he found takers. No one Sanitary Sewer and Water—649-9697 besuty the federal court June 11 incident which ended mentioned how it felt to sit down production of crude oil reached eBd Mrs. Arthur Guerette, 16 he was not the Frank Coppola ty Agricultural Center on Rt. Summer School of Alcohol W. Eknt, Joseph J. Fill, Mra. vestment. It’s wise to carry a of wool vrith tong sleeves. The approval clears the way Of Legion Post when the car he was operating in them. 7.6 million barrels a day last SUlside Ave., died yesterday en named in the indictment. But 30. Studies and the Yale School of Esther FYankel, Mrs. Elizabeth plastic case inride toe bag so Straight hip-length tunics of about 8)4 per cent ^ t e to Manchester Memorial for completion of the project. Hospital Notes crashed in Stafford Springs. plaid wool, buttoned up the More in the realm of______Kubla year, up Anderson ruled Monday he was A carnival with groceries as l^^ille Merritt was operating Airplane Crash ^ Public Health. Gcmcl, Mrs. Henrietta Green, that you can protect H frcwnri Simpson’s from 1962. ■ospital, where it was reported According to McCarthy and prizes and games for children Henry Wierzbicki of 86 Lock- back, top pleated skirts. And for Khan were Adele satisfied Miller and Coppola Lester Baum, chairman of the the car, toe gas pedal broke. Brunell is married and the Lawrence C. Hagler, John C. damage ahould It rain. that death was due to natural were the same man. will be offered as- a side attrac wood St last night was elect Patienta Today: 258 father of three children. Redevelopment Agency, acquisi Police said one of the two pas Kills 2 Couples Hibbs, Alan 8. Humtlford, dauses. Anderson had Issued a war tion. ed commander of Dllworth- Nurse Service Starts ! i‘ * 1' tion of the railroad property ADMITTED ITESTERDAY: sengers in the car got on the Geoi^e P. Judkins, Richard W. M e w u bom June 16 at Man- rant for Miller’s removal to The carnival menu Includes Comell-Quey Post. American Thomas Bdgerly, East Hart On Honeymoons The Public Health Service for Keener, Clarence H. Laking, ehester MelBoriid Hospital. Texas a .week ago Monday. will take place as soon ks pos Legion, at a meeting at the floor, operating the accelerator sible, probably early next week. old fashioned brown bread, ford; Mrs. Helen Babbitt, Ware Hebron and Andover opened to Romuald Lanteigne, CSiarles O. Survivors, besides his parents. Miller was granted a delay to post home. He succeeds Kenneth until the accident. Title to the property has been sauerkraut, ho"t dogs, ice cream house Point; JHary Williams, day. 'The registered nurse, with Melvin, Jr., Russell J. Mercler. Include a sister, Paula Guerette; argue hi8 claim of mistaken and beverages. Yeomans. Sldward J. Osuna and Law NANTUCKET, Mass. (A P)— additional, collegiate' prepara searched by the agency’s attor 161 S t John StT; Thomas Rankl, Two couples, married only toree Also Thomas H. Mulcahy, A l his paternal grandparenU; Mr. Identity. Students Honored Other officers are Herman East Hampton; John Cox, Hart rence Oordner, both 18 and both tion In public nursing. Is ready Miller free in 3100,000 bond. ^ "*7. Donald Caldwell, and only days, died in the crash of a vin G. Oustrout, Arthur E. Pln- and Mrs. Norman Desmarals of , 1 Ten Northeast School sixth Wagner, senior vice comman ford; Eugene LaPolnte, 180 of 44 Elm St., had charges to provide residents with various Nashua, N. H., and his maternal and theth« Canadians were in- the preparation of papework grade students were presented der; Albert Fredericks. Junior stemming from the Incident single engine plane yesterday servees. ney, Jr., Mrs. Pauline Porter, and drafting of-;-a check iS' left. Center St.;, Elmer Hansen, 206 while honeymooning on Nan grandmother, Mrs. Gertrude Du- dieted after a 76-pound ship special awards by Principal Jo vice commander; Burton Fra Vernon St.; Thomas Morley, noHed (not prosecuted). A fee will be charged for nurs Wlnthrop S. Porter, Richard C. SAVE! at least 30% to 50% during our Inaine of Nashua. ment of heroin was seized last Work la now in progress to seph Beilis at a recent school zier. finance office; Eugene Merritt was sentenced to 60 tucket Island. ing service, but will be adjusted Quog, Donald J. Ray, Donald cover a portion of the Hocka- 354 Summit St.; William Ha- The victims were Identtfled Funeral services were held to October in Laredo. The Ca assembly. Freeman, adjutant; Edward berem, 149 Chestnut St.; Mrs. days for operating a motor ve according to ability to pay. No W. Robinson, Maynard M. 8hel- day at the Anctll Funeral nadians were arrested in the num River running through the Walters, historian; Anthony as; charge will be made for health try, (Chester J. Slok, Alfred R. Stephen Beersworth and Del- Priscilla Pike, Mansfield Depot; hicle while his license was un diaries Cavanaug;h, 27, and T o t i v y Home, Nashua. Burial was in St. Montreal area. 16-acrfe redevelopment area. O’Bright, chaplain; John Cep- guidance ■visits. Tarbox, Jr., Mrs. Walma W. pha Taker received the Ameri Francis Gee, 30 Foster St.; der suspension and 30 days for his wife, the fprmer Mary C. Louis DeGonzague Cemetery, Rockville’s City Council can Legion Awards. Susan vini, service officer and Joseph Calls for nursing service Taylor, George A. Temple, agreed to underwrite expenses Francis Leskowskl, 135 Vernon reckless driving. The sentences Corbett, 27, both of Boston. Nashua. Fagan was given the Florence Vigneault sergeant-at;-arms. should be made to Willimantic. of covering of the river so that A v4., Rockville; JflChelU. Gag are to run consecutively. Other Everett R. Jones, 40, and his Frank R. To^ineon, WiUiam The Walter N. LeClerc Fu Whitlock Award for most out Harold Olds, Lee Palino and This is a demonstration public Heaviest Demand if the renewal proposal fell non, 219 Centerf St.; Mrs. Ruth charges against him were noll- wife, the former Beverly Pat E. Varga, Charles E. Wallaoe, iiiiii treat EXPANSION SALE neral Home, 23 Main S t, was in standing achievement. Receiv Robert Mongell were elected to Staples, 83 North S t; Helen health nursing service, financed Robert 8. West, Vale Wexler e e n s ^large of local arrangements. through,- the engineers working at a stop sign, fidlure to obey ron, 32, of Warwick, R.I. and administered by the Con 'T on the river would be paid by ing the Florence Whitlock an executive committee. Brackett, Amston; Mrs. Eliza ed. Thfey were; Failure to" stop Witnesses said the plane, with and A. Harry Wirto. In MDCHistory Awards for high achievement Commltte chairmen will be necticut State Department of the city. beth Rubenhymer, 36 Falknor a traffic control signal, operat Jones at the controls, was re eiir •ntira itoclc of $umm«r and spring apparal from ragular sfocit it drastically reduced in order to make room Mrs. Paul Ooelletto appointed in the near future. Health, with adirice w d assist For the past several months, were Deborah Reuter, Jane Bi Dr.; Mrs. Agnes Seidel, 65 Jean ing an unregistered motor ve turning from a day flij^t to Manoheater IDvantag Herald I ^ i COVENTRY — Mrs. Della Spurs Water Ban ron, Blyse Norton, Sharon Son- Officers will be installed Satur Rd.; Mrs. Audrey Humphrey, ance made up of representatives engineers have surveyed the riv hicle, Improper use of registra Martha’s Vineyard when it nose from the towns receiving the Hebron oorreapendent, Mlaa for our carpenters and painters.. .and alto to create more space for naw mcoming fall marehandisa. Normandin Ouellette, 64, of er banks and have taken borings gailo, Pat Conners, James Lud- day, Sept. 12. Ceremonies will 41 Chestnut St.; Mrs. Ida Cop* dived to a former golf course Siisan B. Pendleton, Mepbone Windsor Locks, sister of Leo (Contlnned from Page One) decke and Laurie Williams. be conducted by the First Dis ping, 365 Oakland St.; Mrs. tion plates and theft of regis services. for soil tests. Work is expected tration .plates. on the north shore of Nan Truck Bids Sought 228-8454. on main facing oak Normandln of River Rd., died to begin on the actual covering Donald Milanese received the trict Installation team. Maj. Jean Sklodoski, 92 W. Main St.. tucket. OUR FOURTH EXPANSION IN SIXTEEN YEARS BECAUSE WE BELIEVE IN MAM ST. yesterday at Hartford Hospital. Furthermore, sprinkling will be Florence Bosely Award for Clti Francis E. Miner is chairman Rockville; Barry. Clark. 24 The chase started in Rock TTie town of Hebron Invites of the river shortly. The couples were thrown from bids from dealers within a 26- , She is also survived by her allowed other hours only on this zenship. of the installation. Winter St.; Mrs. Jean Hassett, ville, the boys went through About ten developers interest Ellington and Into Stafford the wreckage. There w m no mlle radius, on a 1964 dump husband, two sons, one daugh schedule: Persons living in odd Hospital Notes The newly elected comman 9 Auburn Rd.; Mrs. Lois War- fire. . Road Takeover ter, throe other brothers, a sis ed in construction within the re Admitted yesterday: Peter der was finance officer and Vice render. East Hartford; Miss Springs. State Police cheuied truck, delivered In Hebron with number houses can sprinkle on development area will be con the car and arrested the youths. Police Chief Wendell H. Howe particular specifications and Junior World depl. ter, two grandchildren and one Teabo, 19 Spring St.; Sherry commander and has been active June Mokulis. 82 W. Center St.; said the absence of gasoline Followed Test GIRLS' dept. great-grandchild. odd number days, those in even tacted. According to Baum, a Durdan. 168 Prospect St.; Wal In Legion activities for many Augpistine Moran, Wapping; Merritt was also presented equipment. Specifications call BOYS’ TOWN lower floor great deal of interest has been odor “ leads me to believe the The funeral will be held Fri number houses on even number lace Johndrow, Ellington Wal years. He also served two terms William Esliger, 33 Grant Rd.; on two counts of violation of for a five-speed transmission, shown, but developers generally probation. The probation, which plane simply ran out of gas.” hydraulic front and rear breikes WASHINGTON — Oongreai day at 8:30 a.m. from the days. ter Carlson. Wlndsorvllle Rd. on the board of governors of Mrs. Anna Cherubini, 117 Jones, a commercial pilot who Thomas W. Johnson Funer The spokesnian also asked were hesitant In cQmmltting Births yesterday: A daughter the Army and Navy Club of runs for two years, was contin and a two-way FM radio. More first took responsibility for post on tire stock, orig. 8,98 Ip M.98 MDC customers to try to cur themselves until acquisition of School St. ued by Judge Benedict Holden. sometimes flew for a Provi information is available from m rire stock of famous moko two fomous Texas makors al Home, 105 Oak St., Wlndswr to Mr. and Mrs. James Foss Manchester. ADMITTED TODAY: Robert dence, R.I., radio station roads, in 1912. Post roads are Locks, with a solemn high Maas tail water use for other pur the railroad property was com Anthony Viterittor 10, of Nor the board of selectmen. 81 Vernon Ave. a daughter to He is a member of St. John’s Adams, 9 Hazel St.; Mrs. Ida (WPRO) making traffic checks, roads on which mail Is carried. girls' 3 to Ax, 7 to 14 {unior, potito, pro-toon c f ' requiem at St. Mary's poses. "You can put off washing pleted. Mr. and Mrs. William Nell, 46 wich, received a 60-day sus- Bids sent in should be marked One developer has submitted Polish National Catholic Church, Moore. Coventry: William At invited the Cavanaughs to fly In that year Congress appro beys' cetton ivy slocks Church, Windsor Locks, at 9. the car for a couple of days,” he secretary of the Manchester pended sentence on a breach of "Dump Truck Bid” . They should a proposal in which an esti West St. kins IV, Birch Mt. Rd. Ext., over to Martha’s Vineyard with priated money to Improve coun Burial will be In St. Mary’s said. Discharged yesterday: Steven branch of the Polish National peace charge stemming from a be brought or mailed to the spring ft sunimtr According to the spokesman, mated $3 million will be spent Bolton. fight at the Crystal Lake Ball him and his bride. The Cav Hebron town office building. ty roads to see whether rural spring & summer dresses sizes Cemetery. Casey, Warehouse Point; Harry Union of America, a member of anaughs had planned to go by mall deliveries would be better Friends may call at the fu there is nb shortage of water. in construction. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A room, Ellington. Charges of be Bids will be accepted until July Price, West Rd; Mrs. Marjorie the Manchester Chamber of boat. as a result. 3 to 7 neral home tonight from 7 to But because of an unprecedent Of the more than 16 acres in Schneider, and son. West Rd. Conunerce, the Army and Navy daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ar ing found intoxicated, resisting 18, when all bids will be opened. group 1.99 S ! ’f « 2 . 9 9 Both couples ^ere married Orig. 2.98 • and tomorrow from 2 to 4 ed demand for water during the volved, about five acres will be thur Shorts. 58 Bolton Center arr#st and ridicule of color The effects were apparent in dresses Mrs. Donna Darling and daugh Club and the Manchester Per Saturday and became ac Proepeotive Jurors 1616, when the flr»t big feder orig. and 7 to 9 p.m. normally slack evening hours^ used for residential and 11 used ter, 9 River St.; Mrs. Rita Weth manent Memorial Day commit- Rd.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs were nolled. Picked for Jury duty for the Mzea 14 to 20, orig. 4.98 • ••••••••• .now the MDC’s two main storage ba for commercial construction, Howard Huelsman. Dobson Vlteritto appeated in court quainted on Nantucket while on al-aid highway program was to 5.98 2.99 S 4.99 erell and daughter, 37 Winder, their separate honeymoons. coming year are: Mrs. GTadys Bobbie Brooks, Jonathan Logan, Sua Brett, sins—on Cedar Mountain in Baum reported . t66. Ave., Vernon; a son to Mr. and on crutches. His attorney not enacted, to build rural poet John Morris mere Ave.; Mrs. Barbara Mo A veteran o f the U.S. Army, They occupied adjoining cot Anderson, Mrs. Mary Augusto, Juniorite, Whippette and othars. Hartford and Wickham Hill in Mrs. William Barr, Wapping: a ed that the youth was recently roads. Rockville — John Morris, 84, Baum indicated that most Kenney and son, Kelly Rd.; Pa Wierzbicki served with the sig tages at an Island motel. Thomas C. Badore, Robert E. East Hartford—have not had a , ^ll of the property will daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Har operated on for torn cartilages, group: orig. to 2,98, girls' 7 to 14 -formerly of Grand Ave., died tricia Wilson, Tolland; Paul nal corps during the /Korean The plane had been rented Ballsleper, Mrs. Shirley M. Bar- chance to refill. | be acquired before demolition Yanke, Kingsbury Ave.; Sylvio old Porter, 14 Stephen St.; a stemming from the fight. •famous moko • sixos 4 to 20 Saturday at an out-of-town hos conflict He is married to the In pronouncing sentence, the from East Air Oorp., Warwick, low, Mason S. Beldon, Louis pital." He leaves no known rela These two upper elevation begins, St. Germaine, Ellington; Joseph former Barbara Bowman. The son to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald basins which provide mort of 35 property owners in ludge said the defendant "uses R.I. Never 9e4sr# Ss Is* tives. Kingman, 87 Windsor Ave. couple has two sons, Henry Jr. Cook, 6 Jarvis Rd. The Cavanaughs were mar I Feefed—SS jameicas, polos 1 . 5 9 boys' collored polos o fabulous group: orig. 3.9t - 4.9S Thene funerallunera. willwi.. be held at 11- the pressure for ^ e IVTOC s have signed op- On Jury Duty BIRTH TODAY: A daughter language that I suppose is and Stephen. heard every day in Mississippi ried In St. Brendan’s Roman tomorrow at the Ladd Fu- gravity operated system, should agreeing to the sale of Picked for Jury duty for the The newly elected commander to Mr. and Mi:s. John Neel, Personal Notices a.m but cannot be tolerated here^ Catholic Church, Boston. The neral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., ' be able properly to refill during property. Twenty-five coming year are: Edwin is employed at .the U.S. Post Wapping. Jones couple was married In 3 or shirts i h, $3 . the four-hour evening ban. a signed, Aberle, Betty M. Aborn, Mrs. Probation officer Paul Mc- 1 .9 9 2 .3 9 3 .2 9 jr. jamaieas with the Rev. Allison R. Heaps Office Department in Manches DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- Geary indicated that Vlteritto Providence. officiating. Burial will be in spokesman said. j , , I Baiim indicates he expects Lillian Ackerpian, Max K. ter, and also operates the Mod DAY: Frederick Therrian, RFD Mrs. Cavanaugh was a grad Card Of Thanks orig. 3.98 would be presented In Norwich T h % orig. 2.50 orig. 2.98 sizes 7 to 16, plaids dr soHcls. Grove Hill Cemetery. The ban was imposed to in- j^^^e saler ag;reements now Ahnert, Bruno E. Ambrosl. ern Floor Polishing Co. uate of Sacred Heart College, family of ,& eor^ A. Hahn sure sufficient water pressure w , ob.stacle has been 2. Rockville; Anthony Tofil. circuit court on violation of w i^ to extend their heartfelt group: orig. 2.98, gills' 3 to 4x There will be no calling Frederick A. Arn, Nicholas Hartford; Madelyn Drum. 11 Newton, and held sL miwter’s de thanks to their frienaa. relatives . maintain fire protection and to , overcome, but some property probation charges. , and neighbora for their under Sale hours. Ashe, Andrew J. Ashland, Ro Faith Dr.. Rockville; Mrs. Joyce lY . year - old Stafford gree in education. Her husband, keep the water flowing to the owners may not agree to a sale. meo H. Auclalr, Ernest P. bom in Englewood, Colo., was standing sympathy and many kind famous moko cotton twHI, or dacron blonds MDC’s 370,000 customers, par Fireworks Fund, Walsh. Tolland: Mrs. Evelyn Springs youth was sent to Jail nesses during their recent bereave- tennis & shift sets Martin J. Mattesen Th.ose who are not in agree Backofen, Richard A. Backo- LaFontaine, Willimanttc; Miss a graduate of Colorado School .ment In the of their beloved famous makors, group: orig. ,3.98-4.98 ■ ticularly those living in higher ment will have condemnation for ten days: of Mines. He was continuing his husband, father and brother. ' Martin Jensen Mattesen, 75, eievations. Michael D. Waugh was pre Mrs. Josephine R. Hahn «f Westbrook formerly of Man proceedings started against BS;nifr.a, in Advance «ls29 erly Harvey. 28 Elizabeth Dr. studies at Massachusetts In (»eorgp Hahn • beeeNU Mebel Aede •• bf beys' bormudos, camp shorts The MDC serves Hartford, them. Then a referee, appointed TV TTay-Kaiv, A rthur M R a te-r sented by the probation depart chester, died this morning at D. Barbero, Mrs. Anne Moriarty, 153 Cooper stitute of Technology. Mrs. John L. (?avagnaro A eadia}** «■ (hwt M West Hartford, East Hartford, by the court, will decide on a I ment fdr violation of probation Mrs. I^uise H. Kohls. liiliiwtaj bfiiufar* $• 9 Club, $2D, DumM Motor iTaqs , WaUh, 100 c Glea.son, 52, of 60 Phoenik cotton poplins, solids, prints. Stafford Sr-ringg; one sistep,' to Land Development Inc., bond on charges of incest. In P. Dobosz, Mrs. Catherine poi-iation, $2: Walter Lalley, $1. jj*! ’ been made by five town organi- ong. heach shiHs3.99to5.99 property at 28 N. Elm St. jury or risk of Injury to a minor ong. Mrs. Mamie G. Schaller of W a D oh6rty. ; “A Alan U pA tiahr H ans'^ geT Si*'ll; ChRrlcs Charres nations: Kiwanis, Rotary, Lions. 3.98 2 .9 9 terford; and four grandcjitldren John R. Mrosek, executor of and Indecent assault. Also Kenneth W, Dowding,' j Morrison $2' Ellsworth and ert,.. Scribner, Coventry; m ^ . ^ o Overbrook Dr., was nnea ».m , Manchester 2.59, 2.98 1 .9 9 and one great-grandcljipld'. the estate of Stella' C. Nolin, to Police said the charge.s stem Gertrude I. Drenzek, William $2 - iudee John J. Carol Ames and son. 50 High- for breach of peace; Robert P. 3 0 ^^^ of Realtors. The last or- group: orig. to 3.98 F uneri services,,will be held Robert J. Upton and Donna E.' from incidents involving Prew’s J. Dunlap, Frederick Ecker, i YVaiietl $2;’ Norman Spector! A nita' Rodr|que jviajor, 35, Coventry fadure to ganization recently donated $25 Upton, property at 32 Conway Friday at 2 p.m.,at the Hoimes stepdaughter. ' If bond is not Elsie M. Edmondo, Peter A. *jq. Albert T. Dewey, $2',. Atty. and daughter, Andover: Mrs. drive in the established lane for camp use. Rd. Judith Godek and son, Elling- J15; Antonio O. Santos, 30, 39 m <9. 3. ♦« t. 13.M 9 0 % Funeral Honip;^ 200 Main St. posted, Prew and others being l^dmondo. James J. Egan, Ker- yincent L. Diana, $5, and The camp opened Monday chuhhy jamaieas . Marriage Licenses ton: Mrs. Harriet Edgerton and Brooklyn St., breach of peace, beys' summer pejemos The Rev. Jqs^h Dudley, associ held by Rockville police will be win A. Elliott, Mrs. Rhoda Walsh's Esso Station, $5. morning for the first of three 2- John Adam Mariinsky, Fair- nolled: Angeloni Gulseppi, 72, ate minister of the Second Con presented in Circuit Court 12, i English, Mrs. Genevieve Area residents who prefer son. East Hartford. week sessions, with about 40 or slacks, cotton gab. or chambray. quality handbags field, and Madeline Marie Eriel, Mary R. Eriel. Helen M. RFD 1, Rockville, illegal right campers-in attendemce. 4 to 8 8 to 20 gregational Church, will offici Boyce, Fairfield, July 11, Slatford Springs, today to make advance donations may Prew's arrestj was made by Fay, Douglas H. Fisk, Mrs. mail checks to the America* turn, $16; Charles W. Hlasny, orig. 2.59 1 .9 9 prig, 2.98 ate. Burial will be in E u t Cam- Church of the Assumption. Death Toll 14S 34, Ellington, intoxication, 10 Patrolman John; Bundy. ^ ph ie F 1 a m m. Wilton E. Leg-ioj, Fireworks Fund, In care fine supple leathers, denims, straws. atery. George, Robertson Mulrhead, days, suspended: Prank B. Yard Site of Palace group: girls'3 to 4x, 7 to 14 Charles Gessay, 62, of 1 Pros Flamrfi, Robert G. Fontaine, of Vincent -Ingraham at the i HARTFORD (AP) — The for Friends nwy call at the fu New Britain, and Ann Maloney Charles, H. Francis. Haughton, 42, Somers, $30 for •■y neral home ■nuirsday from 7 to Powers, New Britain, July 4, pect St., operator of the Pros- Connecticut Bank and Trust Highway death toll dur- LONDON — The name, Scot Also Rose K. Francis, David Co., Box 431, Manchester. ing the fitst six months ‘^fj breach of peace and Intoxiga- t p.nt. ■ • . Second Congregational Ghurch. piect Ptml'.age S^ore. was charg Freeman, Mrs. Irene Freeman, land ifard, for the headquarters diamond helanca swim suits ed with delivering liquor to a 'The fireworks committee will Elmer -Freldrich. Charles J. TdSfsTer.onVwUed.^'’"*"^* ^ Szestowickl, 57, '85 of London’s Metropolitan Po minor. meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the S H O E C L E A R A N C E discentihued sfylet ewty Gebler, Edith H. Gerich, John home on Leonard St. to make ^ Last year for the same peri- Windsor Ave., pleaded inn- U lice comes from Great Scotland buyers GesSay was released under S. Gill, .Luclle U. Goehring, final plans for the Fourth of there were 135 fatal acci- $1,000 bond for appearance in David W. Gormley, John R. d^’ t^'’ *Md'^l58 pMsons^'krUed ed a ju^'^^'triaL ^Hhs ewe ^‘was i was the site^ f a palace ,once\ July activities. All members on -PROCEED WITH womon's mid-hool Circuit Court 12, Rockville, July Cottier, Warren A. Gottier, the committee are reminded to \ gr^up: girls' 3 to 14, toddlors' Vsto girls' and missos' 7. Patrolman Bundy made the Henry W. Gowdy, Mrs. (Char be present, and any member of £ o Z T o d a ? “"* T ' ' “‘■“" " j w l l risttlng‘' ‘So n ^ CAUTION! Because so few folks know arrest. lotte Granville, George' M. the post interested In assisting the least bit about dia Gilbert Madore. iS5, of 4 Park Grlgas, Alexander J. Grous, Saturday is welcome to attend. arjmggios 6 .9 0 Harry A. Gullberg, William R. monds, they would be well St., the Rockville Hotel, is be Earl Petersen, chairman of be careful how t^ey choose. The aafert spring coats— suits off STRIDE RITES ing held in $1,000 bond on a Hahn. the copi/nittee, has repotted slats 5 to 9, trig. 9.98, 10.98 charge of delivering liquor to Also John Halloran. Mary B. that all necessary permits have and most eflfectiye way to be s ^ ta a minor. Hammer, George E. )lammond, been secured, and (iie insurance PLANNIN(| TO BUILD? H' \ to deal with a store with a reputation white, bone, beige, brown, black patent. Midore, arrested by Patr'ol- John J. Hartel, Frederick T, coverage has been granted. for square dealing. The rest t^kea group: orig. to 3.98 man .George Gardner, alleged^ Hartensleln, Russell G. Hart Saturday morning, stands will care of itself. w i«.i.W -4.n ■ ■ ...... ■ ~ ■ ■' mann, Clifford H. Hawley, Ed You’ll be building, a blight future for your fam InfoWH', toddlers' ly pui'chased liquor for Ronald be set up at Mt. Nebo, and ily when you “ featheif your nest” with savingd. E. Baker. 16. o f-3 j Village St., ward E. Hirth, Howard poles will be placed as frame 7 '. womon's 5 to 9 orig. 8.98 - 9.98 - 10.98 w'ho was arrested for operating Huel.smann; William Irmischei work for the 25-,set pieces of When building plans call for financing-4you’ll Engooeeient rkto play sets, eton suits sizes 8U-12', laVs-S, teen 4 to 9. oxford tiee, a moljoP vehicle without a li Peiter Jaconakl, Mrs, ' Deli the display. The work will be cense And operaMn^ an unreg Kemble, Mrs. Esther H. Kern- gin at 10 a.m. Saturday at the be better off with a “Savings & Ltoan” Home with splsodid diomdod straps, dressy piSants. not all sizes in every nitzer, Laidlle H. Kent, Agnes Ik sandlers , istered motor vehicle. American Legion Home and Mortgage. ^ ‘t- style. f Bakbr was released under L. Kerr, Dorothy S. Kloter, Mt. Nebo. 7il group: orig. to 2.29 5 . 9 9 - 6 . 9 9 $75 bond for court appearance Howard J. LaBler. casuals JjuJy 7* He’ was arrested by Pa Al.so Hector A- LaFerriere. famous moke, collared trolman Jack Relchenbach. Justin Lathrop, John J. Li«aid, John M. Peters Harry Pfundar, WUham tag left into the driveway .’when • AIM. to 8 FJML—Wed, Cleeed At Maps & ^ C O . ceived by the glrl’a mother. Pa ^oolhded with a trolman Bupdy nuuSe the «r- Pfimder, Chartaa Pitkat, ham P. pttnay. ^ t o Nathan Miller, aC] V\ rezt. Ctomttoi headta# U; \H 441-2111 m w a«« Whaa, 84. s t Petonca Truni^ W. Read, 1 ■■ /, r ^ ! • /
' V • z ' lIANGllidtfiB HffltALD. ICANCHBBTttt* <3d!lW , WJflMrtRSDAT, WEDNliDAT, JULY 1, 1984 Pages IS to 2S Section Tu>o wKDMMttAT, TOLT1,1M4 ^ Mutu^tidfr Svtutttjg; Iferalli toadltaa onto July to ' m i ' • ■ agiaad to raopan talkika Ady 14. Events in Nation liONDON ( A P ^ (HMHniUioa • k: deal In i^lOh mitaln was to Firemen Lug Water (AP)faboard akiddad oft tha nmwtay buAd 14 warships for Spain hr WABHmGTON (AP)-^ln thaflaktloo pravtously vo«ad by th* Stone Criticises at Kong Kong airport today tost flpamiA ahipyiuds haa failao nawa from WbMtoigton: HoiM tor ths fiaeal year wWdi '■ '1 Ajnh baftwa taking off for Guam. No through. TAXES: Prtotdant Jotanaan ‘stanr-todsy. m t m «(1PalittlaB M t lor Ixiit- Ona'waa hurt. Informed sources said Tuaa> approved axtanalaa at a batch Hie cbmmittes’s actiaa is To Fire on Mountain M uy ^ would try day night that Spain had broken of axciae taxes Tuesday — Just subject to steaoval by botb Land Buying Delay to yw«"«— tiM dnunoowouMh gHBFFtBLD, England (AP) off negoUattona. Tha break was faoura before they were due to houass. Fund* .win b*.aunSiad •• ■ ' ' —A Mathodlat miniatar who attributed to British twibor par expire. by a later approprlatloa. ^ Tbwn firemen, with the help of state forest fire fight- jiriaM ' mtadatan aad Westam caUa tha Virgin birth “a placa ty oppoaltioh to the deau, al- Tha action assured the gov Redevelopment director Edward Rybdqrk was on the ••atooot til* d u fera In- thou^ no official reason was BUILDUP: State Department Ing crews and volunteers from Case Brothers paper com of myttelogy” haa been ax- ernment of annual revenue of carpet last night before the town’s boara (rf directors pany poured thousands of gallons of water on a 12-acr* r 6 tv 9 & to «tvta* m«t»ry aid to palled from tha mlniatry on a given. $1.9 bilUon from tha taxes, on press officer Rlcbard I. PhiUlps for allowing relocation and AUd •cquisition inrobl«ms in haraay charga. Tha proposed deal called for such items as liquor, wine, beer, says the United iStotes contin brush fire on Lookout Mountain yesterday afternoon iBdto.** *1 am no longar a Mathodlat construction of a light cruiser, cigarettes, automobllae, local ues to consider the Oommunlst t the North Enffto go unreso ved uunl the iMt minute. and eai;ly today. < AMk Kiwdidod Itop* In Kd- PaOiet Lao buildup in central 'Ihe town must buy four build-^ miniatar,'* Walter Gill, « . aaid tour frigates, two submartnea telephone service and airline Hie tlndeb dry area of brush, feet of hose to help toe Indtoa tod^ T*ia*n aiidAjikar* *n after a two-hour hearlM before and seven (kher ships, using tickets. Laos as a "serlotu threat” to tog lots, relocate toe famUiea understanding about the aarly to toe Highland Park s’ection of ro S i to tha Oommonwaalth the neutralist government. ^ o live there and clear toe land tank carriers get toe bias# un tha church conference Tueaday. Brltirti plans, materials and Bhirlier in the day, the exten acquisition plan the directors town, was billowing smoke der control and atop It frani priiM atniatara’ oonlarane* 'niera la no appeal from the de- tertmicians. sion had received voice vote ap Phillips said Tuesday U.8. before a oontractor can start to approved last January,” he said. about 8 p.m. yesterday when opHiliil^ 111 IjondoB Joiy S. serial sinvetllsnce of Laos is build a new wing for the Robert .spreading onto the Town Water-' cialon. proval from the House and pas “Possibly we could have bought fire autooritles received a call shed property. Gill, who bad been miniater MOSCOW (AP) — Pravda, sage on a TB-lO roll call In the continuing as necessary. son School. The land riMuld be the land earlier, but we did from Mrs. John Tedford on U>NDON (AP)-Flfty W^lui the Oommimlst Party newspa available for toe new wing by iremen and state forest' to three churchaa in northern Senate. The taxes were original not want to loae toe credit the Birch Mountain Rd., who s a ld ..^'rews „ from Portland returned ta . by Vaaily Kandlnaky, Rusalan- England, aaid he haa a wife, per, marked Ghana's natlonU ly applied during the Korean TAYLOR: Gen. MaxweU D. July 18, yet none of the fSmIUes Federal government will allow ahe “smelled smoke.” bom ptonaar of abatract paint- day today with an article im Taylor, the’’new U.8. smbskss- has moved yet toe scene this moMlng as somw two children and "not a bean in war and have been extended on the purchase toward the Lebro Fracchla, who was at eight acres of tinder Were Aflf ^ bur. wera anctlonad for a total the world.” plying that President Kwama annually since. dor to South Viet Nam, plans to In toe view of DenAocratic Di total renewal project.” Acting the police station when toe of at Sothaby’a TOea- Nkrumah opposes Chinese ac leave Saturday n l^ t for his rector Robert Stone, the Man smouldering. Three forest da-- Other excise taxes on such without Federal approval might alarm was sounded, climbed in partment tankers were sifl* day al|Iit TAIPEI, Formosa (AP)—Na- tivity in Africa. things as Jewelry, furs and cos poet in Saigon. chester Redevelopment Agency have jeopardised the creditable to his four-wheel drive jeep and outbid hopaful biiy- tionallat CaUna'a parliament, thp The Senate Foreign Relations 'should have had toe completed status of the $90,000 land pur ployed during toe momlngTa metics were not subject to re Committee, with only Sen. went to toe area when Are.of wetting down of toe fire ares. «■ fton a doaan eountriaa for Leglalative Yuan, haa enacted a BAN JOSE. Costa Rica (AP) newal. The Senate voted to re groundwork for toe aequisitioB chase. ficials asked for his help\in reviaed copyright law making —Fear that smoldering Mt. Ira Wayne Morse, DOre., in oppo of toe school properties be "Now that we are down to The Case Brothers property- SI of fta palnttaga. peal these but the amendment sition, approved Taylor’s nom spotting the fire. Fracchla, \a Iho wDriu, town amwig 170 hook pirates liable to flnea and zu might erupt anew mounted was tossed out Monday by a tween January — when the this point,” he continued, “we water department watchman, is on Lookout Mountain and High today after the eastern waE of ination Tuesday. board appropriated $90,000 for have to aA the redevelopment land Park has been closed Until Itoiidliitoy paintlnga collactad imprisonment. Senate-House conference com It was learned that William H. familiar with toe area. He lo by tba lata Amarican flnanciar Formoaa haa been a center the volcano tumbled into the mittee. \ 1 -the advance purchase of the a$^cy to proceed as rapidly cated toe fire and notified fire further - notice. Asst. Chief for the cheap reprinting of for crater, building up internal Sullivan, 41, who has headed laiid as. part of the North-Btod Straughan said that toe sector,.' Bolomoa R. Oumanheim, were the Viet Naln task force in the as they possibly con. In the men and volunteers who con ptooad on aala the Gumct- eign booka and publicationa in pressure. FUNDS: A Senate-Houqe con urban rriiewal project—and the meantime school superintendent verged on toe fire scene. which is used for picknickers, defiance of their copyrights. Irazu's western wall also was State Department, would be time toe voter# .approved the will be closed until we get soma Seta IVnindatloii of New Tork. ference committee agreed Tdbs- come No. $ man ip the Saigon Curtis end I wUl talk with Some 20 Town firemen, as tlba foundation aaid the Gniggen- reported on the verge of col- day on a compromise authori project at a referendum in the contractor to see whet can sisted by a dozen employes rain. BRUSSE^Al, Belgium (AP)— lapee. embassy imder Gen. Taylor ond May. be made out of this.” The cause of the blaze wax hatoa Ifuaeum did not have auf- The volcano came to life zation of more than |6.2«billlon Deputy Ambassador U. Alexis from Case ' Brothers paper mill fletant apaea to hang tha antira Ministers of the six European to continue the nation’s space A project schedule provided, Martin said he and Curtis and state forestry crews, with undetermined, .but fire officlalst Common Market countries again about two weeks ago, Johnson. ths directors last year %allsd for are investigating. A similar oon action. sending avalanches of volcanic program—including the man-to- vrdtod approach contractor J a ^ fire fighting equipirient, fought failed to meet today’s deadline the-moon project. acquisition of toe school prop- Htmtar to see if be 'would be the biaze with Indian tanks fire occurred in toe sector on for .agreeing on unified trade mud slithering down Irazu’s LEARN OLD SKILL sraes by April, he said. April IS, 1963, In which soma hong KONG (AP)-A four- slopes and forcing authorities to The compromise retained $83 wllltog to delay toe start of and other equipment. OMlna U.8. Air Forco Btrato- policies for beyf, rice and dairy million of the $62 million which WASHINGTON (AP) — Rybezyk spent about a half The fire was brought under four acres of brush wm burned’ products. close down a major highway Thirteen Indians will be taught omMruetlon on iile Robertson off. Smoke billowed several ooloer with M American near the city of Cirtago. the Senate added to the author- hour last night trying to ex K s Time to Enjoy a Real Cool Meal control within a few hours but The six nations postponed the how to make bows and arrows plain why toe p r o j^ could wing. hundred feet into toe air dur oayyloamwi and dapandanta firemen remained at the scene ing t)ie peak period of yester to an on-the-Job training pro not have gone faster. Bach step “I don’t think he would ob- It’s snack time at the pool at the Hienry Pope home, The kids were hungry, of course, and everybody until 10:16 last night. gram. to toe renewal process must be Jiect,” Martin said, "since he was cool despite the blistering heat. (Herald photo day’s blaze, it was reported. 137 (jampfield Rd. That’s Pope holding the tray of Assistant Fire ^ ie f Sedrick Town firemen y e s t^ a y a f Hie New Mexico congresaion- taken to an order determined would rather have a contract by Saternis.) J. Straughan said that access al delegation was advised Tues by the Federal Urban Renewal than an argument. If he does hamburgers and Dwight Downham assisting him. ternoon also extinguished minor to the fire area could only be brush fires of undetermined, day by toe Bureau of Indian Af Administration (FURA), which Object to toe additional cost, made by way of the private fairs tint toe $18,176 program administers Federal redevel we.oan reject all toe bids and “What recourse do toe tonants iorigin, off Bldwell St.; Charter will be conducted at Groves Case Brothers road, and equip Oak St.; and were called to a opment grants. get' • new set." have if toby do not think toe Town Asks ment could go only so far up the Archery Corp. in Albuquerque, Stone made it clear that his quarters the MRA offers toem ‘ third located on toe north slda Stone felt his objectioius to New Sewer Plan mountain. of the 'Wilbur Cross Parkway, N.M. pique was not solely ths result are satisfactory; it seems to me He commended the firemen toe MiRA’i apparently “letting that we are always pushing at the town line. Bast Hartford H I WITH k FWIIOUS MAKE of toe delays to the renewal the problems bunch up on us” Caution in and Case Brothers volunteers firemen were at toe scene and process, however. "I recall that someone out..” f J who had to carry the flre-fight- the directors asked toe redevel were stUl ^’alld, however. "I Rybezyk replied that there Is Offered by Taylor had toe blaze under control BODY *N FENDER agree we shotod direct our I lo g y ing equipment, on their backs, when town firemen arrived-.' opment agency for regular re no legal recourse since. tod rr ^ quarter of a mile.up REPAIRS ports on toe project. Ws re selves to the problems now to matter is largely local, but he The local firemen ratumed ta We are willing to help toe^on toe south side of W. Middle hill to the fire, and then tight their respacUve flrshouses. e Expertly Done e ceived about two of them 'be fipont of 'top,” he said, "but I said he did not anticipate any it. It Was s very hot day for this fore they stopped. It is clear to still object to toe fact that the problems to effecting- reloca Ehghto District ease toe load Tpke. to the district' sewage ’The town water department Fire offioUls bore today lines. The town countered with announced this morning that kind, of (ire fighting, he added. warned against burning Ui WEST SIDE m o t o r s ! me that we were being put MRA’s actions were not on tion. on its sewage treatment plant, Special tank trucks were Jimmy Junior off.” schedule.” Acquisltkm of the land, a proposal that would cost the partial ban on outdoor use woodlands until rain eomes in Tel^hane 64S-51SI but not if it’s to toe disad about $82,500, but would have called in from the Bolton and a sufficient amoimt to w«t Member of toe Clttoens Ad ITie problem facing the MRA Rybesyk said, must await Fed of water in the Manchester 684 BCAIN STREET visory Committee on urban re eral approval of the proposed vantage ol- toe town,” said taken homes from the north Green-Rockledge area is still Andover .Volunteer Fire Depart down toe dry tindered brush. to acquiring toe sch the proposals triiloh be no problems with relocation.” location of toe seven (amities would be almost immediate, but Homestead Sts. tricts. The line of demarcation will alleviate the situation with Atty. John F. Shea to tidee toe the new conunlaalon wUl re shopping needs. "Now we get down to .July will be more difficidt than ob-, General Manager Martin said he The board asked General would be drawn down toe mid tatoing title to toe land. in the next few days. place of Republican Atty. Thom view, toe board last night and w'e find that there are thought it might require some Manager Richard Martin to get dle of W. Middle Tpke. for toe The total rainfall during June as Bailey on toe 1964 version of named Deojocratte Atty^ San We appreciate sincerely the loyal support problems,” he said. “Is it our TTie MRA has found rental time. a cost estimate for toe project purpose of computing how ford Plepler acting ctaaimutpi units for two or three of toe much flow would go to each locally was a little over an inch toe CRC. responsibility to take each re in time for a meeting w ^ toe and a half, about two inches The commission ! has )Men (on a motion W Damdcrat ThsO- you and so many families have given us port from toe redevelopm«»t six families who will be ri^i- Eighth District next wsbk. No district. dora PowaU) and Republican placed from a tenement house The advantage of Taylor’s short; of the normal rainfall for asked ..by toe {directors to re agency and prove that it’s ^rarch-CSiluiges data was set for toe meeting. the month. view the charter revisions pro Atty. )Vtoosnt Dtoan as aettog through the years. A n d even though we’re wrong?” off fifipkiand AHeyj but.lf ^he dti^ctors also asked for plan would be its cost saving— posed by last year’s commis secretary (on a m o t^ h y Ra- General Manager Richard tog dlffictrity locating twbfam- sstlmatos of the cost of expaqd- total price would probably not sion. The proposals failed at a publicancan YHnctaseta telUFara). ' growing fast, we want you to think of us not Martin—In an effort to resolve ily houses for the toree other Worship Hour *sg toe Eighth District sewer exceed toe original $66,500 es Bantu Fund Asked spring referendum for lack of Ths Chagtar RavWpn Oom- both toe school construction tenants who want to buy rather timate. than rent. Hie seventh’ fam piant. The plant is now operat- a voter turnout, although toe mission sail be oomposed of as Big Business—but as a “family” store— problem and toe directors’ Community Baptist Church tog over its rated capacity. The In addition, the town could CAPE TOWN—An outlay of total vote favored the changes. AMys. Fleptar, Di«to, and Shea; crlticlzm of the Manchester Re ily, the J. Edward McKeevers exchange of sewer areas in toe probably hook its line into a $218 million during toe next five new commission wqs ap Democrats Beldsn H. Schaffer, development Agency (MRA)— on N. School St., need nof move will adopt Its summer schedule new. aewer relief line to be a neighborhood friend. If, by chance, we before the school wing can be hospital area is aimed at re yeai's to 'speed self-government proved by the directors at a Olof L. ’ AndsTson, Micliolaa R. suggested that he approach the on Sunday. The Rev. Alex H. ducing the flow to the district built in Center St., cutting the in Bantu areas of South West meeting last week, but was left Jaekaon and Leonard B. Senfh school contractor and ask an Maneo. ' Elsesser, pastor, has announced total cost of the project to Africa has been recommended without members when toe sr; and Republicans Brie 8. Ai^ haven’t what you’re looking for—ask us about RepubHcan director Harlan treatment plant. below $50,000. extension of time for toe town that toe Worship Service will If toe cost of plant expansion by a Government commission. board’s GOP minority balked at dersen and Donald S. Oonrad. to clear tw o of toe four North ] Taylor expressed partictoar be at 9:30 a.m. with church The relief sewer will probably it and we’ll try and get it for you. -End lots. ctmeem last night for. toe fam- is not too great, the directors not be ready for about a year school classes through Grade 4 thought they might be willing r- “I think there was some ml#- files who must be relocated. meeting to toe Children’s Build and a lyilf. however, an(J the to underwrite part of toe cost resultant delay could stand in That’s our way of saying “thank you”— ing during toe service. if the district would guarantee Crib room and nursery care toe way of negotiations ‘with that it would continue to serve toe district. by constantly striving to give you the best will be provided during toe sum toe 80-acre hospital area. The mer season which ends Sept. 6. The hospital area sewer Eighth District has been han problems are complicated by food store ever. One that offers the widest Other classes will reconvene on dling toe hospital area se /ige Petoo Cultured PeaHt- TEDFORirS BARRER SHOP Sept 13. the fact that toe Parker 'Village possible choice of fine foods at low, low prices since 1923, when it agreeu to area is also the subject of town- rite peak of p^ectioo take on toe sewage, from that district sewer negotiations, and —to make your family meals not only delici ..y et so kMv in price. 701 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 1805 Last Big Fight section of toe town sewer serv must be coordinated with what Cmkmnd Pm i NteUooi, ice area. The agreement was ever is done in toe hospital LT.WOOD ous—but, oh, so kind to your budget. POSITIVELY LOWEST LONDON—Trafalgar, fought renegotiated in 1938, when toe area. ‘ from ISO NOW 2 BARBERS to 1806 off the coast of Spain, town paid part of the cost of Was sailing ships’ last great building the district’s present LOCKER RIANT and MEAT MARKET battle. Admiral Horatto Nelson treatment plant. FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT TO SERVE YOU whipped toe combined fleets of The directors agreed to con Vacation School It’s going to be a busy weekend with the store MEIER sider the contribution to the PRICES ANYWHERE! France and Spain and gave disrtrict treatment plant as an Ends at Church Elng'land command of the seas AN Our MboW Art Prtthly Cuf ond Dltplqyd--NBf Frt-PodMiyBfl closed all day Saturday, July 4th. Save time i' jig WELERS alternative after Gmeral Man CLOSED MONDAYS for a hundred years. Nelson was ager Martin said he thought it and do some of your shopping Thursday . . . i 767 Mata ^treet e «48-04tt fatally wounded In the battle. would be toe most logical way “God, My Onmtry and 1” wss to solve to? hospital sewage toe theme of. toe- Vacation and shop early in the day Thursday and Friday. ' problem. CSiurch School of Concordia JULY 4lh SPECIALS Easiest Terms! When the discuasion began Lutheran Church which attract We are open both days .8 A.M. till 9 P.M. i, © last night it appeared that the ed almost 160 boys and ^rls directors might not even agree GRAYLEDGE FARM NATIVE ARE YOU IN among themselves What course between toe ages of 8 and 1' FdURTH OF JULY SPECIALS to pursue. Democrats Theodore years old during to« past tw< BUY THESE SHURFINE SPECIAL VALUES EMERSON — ROOM SIZE WESTINGHOUSE — 5,000 BTU Powell and Frank Stamler weeks. The closing program' or out of both objected to any plan that the school will be held at 7 p.m would ease toe load on the dis tomorrow in toe church sane HO T W A T ER? AIR CONDITIONER trict’s treatment plant. Ac tuary. I TURKEYS Shurfine Vegetable O il ...... 8 bots. $1.00 AIR CONDITIONER Reg. $6.95. cording to Powell, "The dis Participating in the specla|l 19 TO 20 LIS. lo st 91/2C* a day for fad Now ...... G4.30 At GLENNEY’S trict directors are trying to get seryice will be the Jimior Hlg^ can get yon oat of • 116 v d t ri • No special wiring f the town to bear the cost of Department-leading the'congre- Pinehursf Holiday Franks ;atlon in the Pledge at Al- SHURFINE FROZEN ta-oable! required ^ Rcr. $4:98. improvements to -its sewer sys f FOR OUTDOOR OOOKINO EXTRA LEAK-—ntESKLY GBOUNIt • Jast plag it in ^ tem so that they will not have egiance to the flags of country DELICIOUS NOT PRE-PACKAGED I ft Prixf SkinU$$ ...... lb. 89c Now ...!.. $a.is SPORT- SHIRTS to raise tha district taxes.” and • church. - The Nursery and LEMONADE 5 for 49c If your live to a typical • Qoick window moant • BasHy installed One Group If the tbwn had to pay sewer Kindergarten Departments will 9ret« & W«ig«r$ Natural Casing . ,1b. 95d house, you could easily run Values to $5.00 funds to construct a new sewer sing "This Uttle Ught of out of hot water epveral line to take over toe hospital Mine," after which the Primary STEAKETTES CHUCK GROUND timee a week. STRAW HATS Now ^ area, sewage' flow, then toe and Junior Divisions will pre Shurfine Canned Soda . .^2 for $1.00 sent a dialogue hymn, "I l ^ e Here’s a good frank at a low price Now you can have all toe GENBtAL ELECYVUC— A.200 ITU ADMIRAL— 9«400 RTU £ For town sewer users would be un hot water you need at one Reg. $2.98. •5.00 derwriting the cost of solving Thy Kingdom,-Lord.” DUBUQUE time for anly 9^c* .a day. ^ Now ...... *1.89 the district’s problems, he said. Parents of the stuflents, mem Shurfine Instant C o ffee...... 10 ob. jar 99c Think of it—only 9%c* a Taylor’s plan for splitting the bers of the congregation and SKINLESS FRANKS lb. 594 day! AIR CONDITIONER AIR “ JACKETS sewage flow coming from the friends are welcome to attend Save up to 90c over many brands. Yea, thanks to Mobllheat W. Middle Tpke. area, seemed toe closing of toe church 2 lbs. $1.10 —and an oU-flred hot water Display Model TIES Reg. $14.95. to bring the cost down to ’an school. After toe service, punch heater of correct capacity— Now ...... •9.99 acceptable level, however, and and cookies will be served to • With quick | Kaiser Hail, where toe project your family can tsike care • .115 volt Reg. $1.50. Reg. $9.95. Powell agreed to go along with U.S.D.A. C H p IC i WAYBEST NA’nV E GROTE a W EIGa SPSC3AD ON B Ii>. OANB of all their wiwhlng needs window mount toe proposal. work of the different classes at one time. Now ...... Now ..... w •7.39 will be displayed and perfect GRADE A M U CKrS • 2-speed cooling .The split sewage flow plan attendance certificates dis DOMINO SUGAR 5 lbs. 59c Mom can do the family 177 iReg. $8.95. was the outgrowth of a series PORTERHOUSE HRST PRIZE MORRELL’S HAM $3.79 wash. Sis can do toe dishes of proposals and counterpro tributed. A free-will offering FRYERS at toe same time Junior Now ...... •6.39 posals for solving the sewer will be taken to help offset toe takes his bath, and you en CHINOS expenses of toe vacation school. F R J M K F U ^ Shurfine Sliced Beets ...... 8 cans $1.00 FEDDERS — 13,000 RTU service area dispute. SIRLOIN BROILERS MORRELL E-Z CUT HAM joy a shower. Continental Styles The problem originated when Don’t delay—phone us to tSr PORTABll FAN I the district asked the town to LARGE MEATY IMFORTH) FuUy cooked . . . shankess, hockless waste free day, Find out how easy It Is Reg. $4.98. SWIM TRUNKS relieve the district of the re Town S^ks 6ids KRAKUS , . , the finest ham you can buy . . . available Giant 3 lb. jar— Surafina to switch to a MobUheat- AIR CONDITIONER sponsibility fop-the'80-acre hos LEGS and IREAST5 flred water heat. 1 N ow ...... •3.19 Boxer Styles STEAKS (mly in a few stores . . . pital area, actually to the For Two Triiicko IAR.S $1.09 *Average family of four. • Manually Reg. town’s sewer service district. Whfde or Butt H a lf ...... ,1b. 89c PEANUT BUTTER W— MW • Cools over 700 J Now ... *3.39 The first plan would have reveraible cost .$66,500 but would have The town Is seek: itoahing b l^ for CANNED LOAFERS Reg. S3.95. $ 2 0 9 supplying toe to'"'** iwater de- POTATO SUJID Another fine ham Morrell’s Pride cooked ham. square feet Now routed not only the hospital COLDCUTSi Shurfine Cling Peachi .8 - 2 ^ cans $1.00 MORIARTY Reg. $10.95. area sewage but also the sew partment wljh two Tt-ton util Shank on . . . but short shanked whole small ity trujpks and oije %-ton\pick- dOLE SLAW 46 VARIETIES Now ...... • 1 ^ .9 9 age from about 2M homes SLICED TO ORDER ham lb. 59c. Either half 65c. i north of W. Middle 'rpke. | into up truck. NOT PRE-PACKAGED 8 to 10 LbK RROTHERS SWIM TRUNKS the tpwn sewage plant'as well. 'The hew vehicles will reblace Macaroni Salad Isle of Gold Margarine \ ...... 3 lbs. 55c one \-to n 195’T pickup Twlto ’ Ittiop Plnehurst for the tender steaks.. .c(it any thipk- 61bs.j$1.00 OPEN EVENINGS Knitted Styles The district objected ^to losing neas.. .Imperial Barbecue SteakS... Lmidon Broils... 643-5135 the revenue from toe 225 55,000 tailes and one tv^**** WE HAVt A FULL UNE OF POOD COMTAlSSBTorYolS ^ CASUAL SHOES Values to $4.98 homes. pickup with 64,000 miles. Both SP«* Ribs...Short Ribs...and the finest ground I -315 C M f*r St. ^ ~Reg. “ I10.M M l— Now The second ptan would have will be figured as trade-ins. FROZEN FRUITS AND YEGCTAiLES. BUMBLEski BEE WHITE TUNA lost about $95,000, and would Specifitations oalj for the new rEGIVE^.i$r . Now »aeao«a«« •2i79 ,ve split the sswsr ssrvlM vriuries to ha colored forest I...PteMs*...C9>arooail and Oharaoel Briquato Last week of sale ...... 8 cans $1.00 tha canter of t«e green |uu> to be equipped with '^"w?wiLU«CL58(AtLDi^^ GREEN STAMPS luntoUie- ”1710 dlatrlct preferred directional risnala, heater and Jila. Plan but was hesitant defroster,', two rear view mir about; ths ^ s t, which It would rors, stanounl transiplMlo** ***4 I IF YOU LIRE THEl REST GIVE US A TEST Mo|»ilheaf ■T.9S share with \ the town. slx-eyltoder (toSl****- B1 RISSELL ST. REAI IF ICE PLANT 4434424 MEN’S SHOP A third plan bffered by dis- Bids will be .opened at U !B PARKING SFACI trlot direotpr Jam es’ Hrlvlgno a.m. off. Jw y .l In the hearing . PLENTY OF f 4 4 S SgAR T r C RIS R-OAM e-cr'^ Cor. Mata A Btreh Mtd Torni^iki .tayiiopat room e< & Muirietoal BuO£
''"'I ■ ;> ■ r ‘- V is ■ 1 'jV • ■I i' •’’1 M O ______^ ^ -J— -■ V ■e^ v irsiiga'Pkin BVBNJNCI HtiRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1,1964
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Festival Set Tbs Waterfnnt Hsi|bto Ds- vslopment Association is having F o ^ u l y 11 a ham and bean supper from 6 p.m. to 6 p.m. July 1$ at its ____J o M ^ F . Kaaeady. Wife elubhouae. of the former »mb«— W A h aM-timt BMa-Hol«-B«an Thors will be a dahes for lo dhraet BritaUi. w M due by plane rcatlvsl and C5arnival w ill b « cal tssn-agsrs from 8 p.m. to fr o A the Boonaedy home at Hy- BRING IN THIS annle Port ahorC^. before noon. held from S p.m. to S p.m. 11 p.m. Friday at the Nathan Hals Community Centsr, in- She had not keen her eon iv iy 11 at fho Tolland County stsad of Saturday.' zinoe the . 88-year-old Maam- WEEK’S COUPONS ehuaatU Damoerat auffarad a Adrieultural Centor on Rt. SO Prospective JursM' brokan back in a plana anMh rtiot you received in "lb* moll In RockYillo. The project la to Named to Jury duty for the coming year are; Herman R. 18 daya ago. i . . raiso money to carry on the TTm othar two ourvtvora of Allard. David Addy, Aaro A. ADD TO YOUk Ri44M> J^9a4mdS. work o f the TAC, which la the tba craab, In whieh tha pilot and Aho, Barbara C. Allen, John W. eentar of Tolland oounty'a 4-H a Kahnady alda war# .kUlad," Allen, Peter C. Ambrose, Fred Club work fOr younc people, aa Sen. end Mrs. Birch Bayh, wON eric R. Ames, Benjamin T. An k . DINNERWARE SET well aa home economic and mf- due to loeva Cooly DtoUiMon derson, Ronald F. Aronson, ricultural tatenaian aervloea. Hoapltal today. Sen. Franklin O. Wellea of John Barrett, Miller B. Bas Got SO^ O FF on 4 pc. ploco ftHlny sett, Robert J .. Bates, Hilda Tha Indiana Damoerat and Talcottvllle la chairpisn of the hla w lfa wara to rotum to Bitlr affair a^ieh rwlll alao have on Sherman Bay, Nelson J. Bearce AND 50^ OFF on Cevorod Sugar Bowl Waahington home. the menu old-faahloned brown and Ruth B. Beebe. Also William B. Beleokewlcs, Kennedy waa vlaltad by bie bread, aauerkraut, hot doffa, two ebildreti, Kara, 4, and Ed WITH COUPONS 4-A and 4-B lee cream and beverages. Do Raymond B. Bennett, Lionel W, Bernard, Edith M. G. Bis- ward U. Jr,. 8, .for tho flrat nations will be 11.26 for adulta tlmo yaatorday. They arrived and 75 centa for children 12 sell Irene P. Bodreau, Alfred^ P U IS Coupons worth 250 Stamps Boivin, John S. Bonkowski, by plana with an aunt, Mrs. Jo- yeara o f ag^e and under. aaph Oargan. from Hyann^i Featured also w ill be a carni Clement B. -Bouchard, Donald P. T. Bowman. Warren T. Port and wore met at Barnea TMS wm c's BONUS STAMP ITIMSI Long Holiday Weekend, Rertiember... val with 8e prises Airport In Waatflold by their and games for children. Welles Boyce, Alice M. Boynton. Also Frank R. Boynton, mothor, Joan. said the beans will be "cooked Tho aanator’a wife haa bom 1 0 0 ^ M kl^M ar CM St.^ Charles C. Bradley, Glenn E. CLOSED SATURDAY- 4th OF JULY the same way it was done at e ta y to In Northampton to bo Bradley, Dudley A- Brand, Al early lumber campa In the near^Kennody during hla recu I wiMi O m 4K •> Ink* Iv a itr ^ north woods.” The TAC la bert F. Bray, John E. Brazeau, Scouts Receive Church Awards We suggest that you please shop early James L. Breen, Gladysse peration. lU U STAMfS TaathlNMta auiM-moeeiT sponsoring the program. Kara wore a yellow aun draaa About 1.000 pounds of dry .Brink, Erneet A. Brown. Ar and carried a bouquet o f flow- I wmi 0(W 2 a HHA$T >ti>kwnf « beans are to be prepared and thur C. Bnmeau, Sol L. Brono- God and Community awaixhW176 Broad St; Thomak MdKay.^seouts had to paM the board of witz, Margaret C. Brown, Mary were presented to these Girl son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Me review set up by the Greater era for her daddy- Edward Jr. “$LM»s”Strawbarnr Prosorva buried in kettles In pits lined carried an American flag. 50 T. Brydon, Mrs. Alice H. Scouts, and God and Country Kay. 215 Highland S t; and Da Hartford Cknmcil of ChurcKes with firebrick for about 24 Kennedy facea al* to eight PRIIHLY iROUND IB hours. Bumpus, Norman R. Caisee. awards to the Boy Scouts at the vid Phelps, son of Mr. and Mrs.' to be eligible. (Herald photo by end Ceupenj Receivad in The AAtil Sunday service of South Meth Dwight R. Phelps, 342 Wood- Pinto.) montha of oonvalaaonce. DOe- GROUND CHUCK 5 9 ‘ Also George Caponigro, Mi School Panel Msete tora aay, however, ha will ra- chael J. Carberry, Charles W. odist Church. bridge St. Unable to be present, H ie Junior High S c l^ l and eover eomplatoly. AddiUonal Facilities BuUdtng Carl, Arnold E. Prison, Elbert The girls who received the but also presented G ^ and 1.5% Have Diabetes Btg V tiiM oitfaniovM B rM tdtf FULLY COOKED s | . Carlson, George B. Carpen award are (from left to right) Country awards, were Fred IHOULDIR Committee will meet tonight at THE BOrOO MOB Coventry High School to or ter, Charles C. Cartwright, Miss Karen Bartoo, daughter of Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. 2 T O 3 LBS Charles Butler, 142 W alker St., DUBSSBLDORF, Germany— BAYTOWN. Tax. (AF) — Fo- SMOKED BUTTS 5 9 ‘ ganise with Stanley Papanos Louis D. Chase, M ra Florence Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bartoo, H. Cochrane, Eldridge P. Col- 165 Thompson Rd.; Miss Judy and Richard Kutzko, ' son of About 1.5 per cept of all people Uce QMof Robert Fordiee, who 16-OZ JAR Full Shank Section aa temporary chairman auth have diabetes, estimates re Sweet Relish ' x ^ s t 33« bath. Ernestine K. Contessa, Muschko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Florence Kutzko, 17 Gould haa led a campaign against orised to call the group to searcher Dr. Karl Oberdlsse of George M. Coon, Arthur' J. Mrs. John Muschko. 277 Spring Dr., East Hartford. bingo games by fraternal or Famous Quality }|- gether. the Medical Academy of Dues- vs G A L To serve with Papanos are Coutu, Donald S. Davis, Ward St.;, and Miss Judith Richmond, TTie presentation of these ganisations, baa turned ki his HNAST i - o z P K a D. Day. ‘ awards culminated a year’s seldorf. He says about one-third resignation. JU G 49< ' SLICED BOLOGNA 3 3 ‘ Mrs. John Plnsmore. Malcolm daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. N el Lincoln Juke Prinks of diabetes cases remain un Rrlt National Hams Brb, Bertron A. Hunt, Herman Alao Doris Delano. Hewitt N. son Richmond, 288 Spring St. work and> study under the di Ha said be waa quitting bo- diagnosed. He notee also that F. LeDoyt, O. Richard Messier Deming, Mrs. Edna M. Des- The Boy Scouts are (from left rection of the Rev. Ray C. Hol cauaa of "harassment of his C 12-OZ in Japan and (Jhina there is no family by peUUeally raotlvatad and George Molchan. Lionel pard, Elliot E. Diokertnan, to right) Kenneth Adams, son lis Jr., who left this week for Beveragesn.!!!^.*!*,,!9 ITLS 43< All Cut From Tender Young Porkers Jean ki the alternate member. Thomas J. Dunnack, Michael of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams, his new poet in Maine. The diabetes. parsona." HNAST • - O Z PKQ Dzwonszyk, Ralph W. Gale. SLICED SALAMI 4 3 ‘ The committee has been George A. Green. John Edward authorized to draw up prelimi- W -O Z C A N » 9 5 < n aiy plans for the project to Hetzel, Mrs. Mildred C. Hllt- Mixed Nuts ' * • « > * 99« FULLBUTt SECTION t»49< I CENTER SLICES be located on the town-o^ed $en. property on Rt. SI and Ripley Also. Oeoige G. Jacobson, M, Franks ■ra*vMw' 2 ms 99* Armour Star Franks 49* Hill Rd.. with an $8,500 appro Herbert W. Johnson, Mrs. Es 5 0 Z C A N 89< priation for this purpose. ther T. Katzung, Walter 8. OH Insect Repellent Franks HANoscHUMACHn u 59* Polish Sausage mSS* » 65* The Republican Town Com Keller, Mra. Margaret Kenyon, mittee will have a special meet Mrs. Helen K. Kingsbury, Wil ) M J ing at 8 p.m. today In the Booth- liam W. Lang. Edwin H. Law- Kraft MAIIHMAUeWI .L PKGS 49< Child Mild Franks » 59 SaUSARD b r o ^ ' n ^ i v i SS53* Dlmock Memorial Library. ton. Warren K. Little, Harry A. Women Set Picnics Main or McKusick, G. Richard .Messier, ■5 5 -O Z 1 Plain or TTie third of three “ Interna- MOO wirti Chivsi * 59* Mrs. Joyce R. Montpetit. Swanson • o n w c h k i w i ;J C ANS Cottage Cheese> with Chivsi X 23* Cream Cheese tlohal Vialtofs” picnics sponsor Also. Mbs. Esther 8. M. Olsen. ed by the Service Bureau for Mrs. Faith A. Rheaume, Carl Women's Organizations will be Schramm, Donald C. Smith. 7 14-OZ held from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Royden R. Smith, Sr.. Michael * m i M M l I T L CANS 49< CANNED HAMS FOR THE HOLIDAY I July -16 at the home of Mrs. Hill S F. Solenski, Alanson E. Stew John E. Holt at "Still Pond" on art,, Jr., Mrs. Viola A. Thorp, Sand Hill Rd. in Hampton. K K 3 Z JAR - (RUN TREE •»«>«> »>»n|u SWIFTS PREMIUM / Everyone is welcome to come Mrs. Ruth A. Voss, Mrs. Helen I' - StuHed Olives 59* with a box lunch and lawn chair S. Westland. Phyllis L. Wlll- JAKA IM FORTia ‘ 2-U CAN RAWS 448 CAN 3»» with beverage to be provided. hauer, Raymond C. Tama. Don •There will be no charges In ald J. Young. Ridiard E. Q T JAR UNOX I41CAN I** COLONIAL '49* The picnic has been planned ■V to give visitors from India, Indo nesia, Turkey, Panama, • Philip Ub« Bacon Quickly S O S «*»» 39* pine Islands ahd Connecticut s residents an opportunity to meet WASHINGTON — How long informally In plpasant surround will ground beef stored in. a 4 -O Z ings and to exchange Informs- home freezer keep its quality? Gerber Baby Juices 8 CANS 85* "tion about their homelands Food researchers say to use It learning from each other how tc in two to three months. Use REG further understanding and bacon' in a month. Roasts and ROLLS X T C i^aaefiade/ streng^en the bonds of world steaks may last a year. Waldorf 4 29 friendship. Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse o lir f«rv« Wall Chdad Parfoat For Sendwichaavichaa director of the service bureau, s Dog Food 2 25< WATERMELONS will introduce the international CRANBERRY QT CHICKEN 4V« O Z visitors aud moderate the dis- HEARING AID PLORID4 RED lU P t JUICE COCKTAIL BTL Underwood s n n i A p ^ . CAN eussion. lA H E R IE S mustaio Ocean Spray 45* Mrs. Donald C. Smith of Bab- Fronch's »"*» 2 «« 29< c oock Hill Rd., will be one of the 7 - O Z LUNCHEON assisting hostosses at the affair, PINE PHARMACY 12 -O Z C A N CANS MEAT aa well as Mni. Edward Zajac of M4 OENTFJt ST.—848-8S14 Bumble Bee soy wt. 2 69* Hormel Spam LB Dayville, Mrs. Burr Matthews of 5 A f o u w fam ous B Faatht 7V * O Z HNAST Q T JA R 1. Block Nambera Steak Salibon CAN 39* Mayonnaise 1 Psreel NiunbMa S w e e t C o r n PLORIDA 5*p *39« Bachm ann thin Pretzels C ttL O 39c 1-LB1-OZ 1-LB MANCHESTER REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY Sweet Pdas“‘?.r*4 CANS 69* Wise Potato Chips BAG N e c t a r in e s - 2 9 * TOWN- 01OF MANCHESTER, CONN„ U.R. CONN. R-66 ' SANTA ROSA Sunshine chocolate wafers ?,g^ 35c 15'/i O Z 1-PT P I l l l l l S CAUPORMA MANCHESTER RENEWAI^ PROJECT NO. 1 2 - 4 9 * Omr CANS BTL EARLY LAND ACQUISITION Spaghetti 2 49* Za-Rex PLAVOniD Syrups DATE: MARCH 1964, MAP NUMBER NJM.-IA MBHJM - (AUKNPOA H. 3 9 * oMceg witt be Golden Fluffo jlbcan7 5 c 8- O Z 1-PT 8 -O Z REVISED MAY 25, 1964 LIAAON JUKI Hunt's t o m a t o i a u c i 5 CANS 49* ReaLemon CffOM Beans w!? ••19* eloeed thia Fridaff SUNKIST NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING | Beech-Nut STRAINED 9 95c Q T JAR 4 1 c Finest Mustard CALIFORNIA CHOPPED 6 oz jars 92c Silver Lane MANCHESTER RENEWAL PROJECT No. 1 I HM AtT — Alio Mini, J tm 7’riO Z $|00 Chirry, Quinei, Crab- A Ripe Olives iTTriny 3 CANS Apple Jelly Cinnunon-Appli ” ebaerT$mee CONN. R-45 Red Rose Tea Bags 65c The Manchester Redevelopment Agwicy will hold a public hearing in the auditorium of the Bentley School, HOLIDAY ■7 Hollister Street, Manchester. Connecticut, on the sixteenth day- of July. 1964 at 8;00 P.M. to consider a Mexicorn 2 SSs 45c HOLIDAY otihekmtiday proposal .for the undertaking of a project by the Manchester Redevelopment Agency under the Instate and local DOUBLi CREEN STAMPS law and with the consent of (he Housing and Home Finance Agency end with poesible'federaL financial assis FAVORITE! FAVORITEI tance under Title I of the Hou.sing Act of 1849. as amended, to acquire land In the project area;_ to demolish or HNAST remove buildings and improvements, to install, construct or reconstruct streets, and utilities arid other project OLD HUNDRED — AH Popular Flavori WEDNESDAY liIttirmD^ @ . \ Improvements; to make land available foii, development or redevelopment by private enterprise or public agencies Sweet Peas "“ n 2 ' ciSt 49c aa authorized bv law. H A LF G A L
'U ■ ■ f CARTON TK SOHmiM HEW m u w lOinWNE NMMNT The Relocation Program f^r said project will be available for examlnakion by any individual or organizatiem Asparagus “'ySAtr 55c CANNED SODA SHERBET KXTRA from the date o f this notice at the office of the Manchester Redevelopment Agency. 386 Main S t ^ t . Manches ■ ' I ' ter, Connecticut, and the office of the Town Clerk, N^imicipal Building, Manchester, Connecticut J Ginger Aia, Club Soda and All Popular Flavors ■ q \ « ■ ' MNAST niCNIC FAVORITISI s t A l i A P S The boundaries o f the project to be considered at said hearing are' ’ shown on the attached; map. "M A N - C o ffee ^ c*n C3HESTER REDEVB^PMENT AGENCY TOW^J OF MANCHESTER. CONN.. U.R. CONN, R-85.' MAN(?HESV 2 173 Frankfurt Rolls pK«ofH>29c TBR RENEWAI. PROJECT NO. 1. EARLY LAND ACQUISITTON,- DATE: MARC3H 1964. MAP NUMBER 1 2 -O Z N M -IA , REVISED : M A Y 25. 1964” and are described as folloxys: t Sandwich Rolls FK(S Of • 27* F o r Y o u ! NOTICE CANS TO CUSTOMERS OFlTHE TOWN OF MANCHESTER Beginning sts a point in the northerly street line o f North School Street at U\e northwesterly corner! of the'. Borden's Instant Coffee k - rOZJAR 9 9 c 49V Hot Dog Rolli Kco(t27< WATER DEPARTMENT IN THE Project: the ;line runs thence easterly along the northerly line of North School Street 280 feet, more or less,], \ W ' . W ' A v ' ' MANCHESTER GREEN AREA ' to a point; mence the line runs southeasterly along said northerly line of North School Street 10 feet, more Dream Whip | i 4 ^ 1 PKG 4 5 c or less, to a |polnt; thence the line tontlnuea easterly again along the northerly, line of North School Street XhTectlve at opce, on the streets listed below, the use of water Maxwell House «tOz m i 1.22 through a hose for sprinkling or washing outside is completely 870 feet to a point: thence the line runs southerly crossing North School Street and along land now or for- ■ 'rohibited until further notice between the hours W 4 P.M. and merly o f the Toum of Manchester 490 feet, more or less, to a point; thence the line runs northwesterly along T u n e t OHtCKIN o r TMf MA - UOHt eXUNK 2 6 9 c rP.M. During other hours property with odd street numbers land now or formerly .of the said Town of Manchester 230 feet to a point; thence the line runs soutierly along nxam fo i» SPtoMsr EXTRA land now or formerly of the said Town of Manchester »240 feet to' a point: thence the line rur s westerly T u n a IM C K m OMHI MA - J O lie WHITI 7 0XCAN 41c m ay continue normal use on odd days of. the month and those GREEN STAM PS 180 feet to a point: thence the line runs northerlv 152 feet to point; thence the line runs w isferly again having even street numbers on the even days of the month; Diet TiJna c m c k in q i t m u a * 6VS OZ CAN 3 9 c Greenwood Drive, Marion Drive, Alice Drive’, Eva Drive, Elsie along Buckland Alley, land now or' formerly of William S. and Elizabeth Cleavage and along land now or with the leurchaM of $ 5.00 or more Drive, Arcellia Drive, Agnes Drive, St, Paul Drive. Plaza Drive, formerly of John F.. McKeever and ^fa^y E. M cKeever and crosses' North School Street to a paint in the 1 Keebler Butter Thins wvi 01 nco 2 9 c d b I P e x t r a S8H GREEN STAMPS with O n l - FINA$T I FRENCH FRIES H ill Top'D rive, Vernon St., Dale Rd., Mountain Rd.,' Ferguzon westerly line thereof, a distance, of 330 feet, more o r less; thence the line rims northerly a(long t jg westerly | Rd., Arnott Rd., Garth Rd., Middle 'Turnpike East, numbefi above Mne o f North School Street 370 ifeet, more or less, to a point or place of beginning. Sunshine Marshmallows HI wo 3 5 c 2 5 RAISIN POUND CAKE "YOR" CARDIN AND THIS COUPON 873, WelbomejPlace, Riverside Drive, Cook St., Plymouth Lana, MOEEMAIU AT YOUR FIRST NATJONM SUFiR MARMT Salada Tea Bags u o m im M aori* 7 0 c REGULAR or GRINKlf CUT Blast (Jentar St., nuraiiera above 341, Boulder Rd., Elwood 8t., Tlie paroela to. be acquired arc khown hi aroea-hatehlng within the boundaries ef the Projeet d m BClRA 88H g r e e n STAMPS with o L pkg - HNAST < 1 0 * I ImI mi jb - RD44 Robert Rd.', 1 Richard Rd.. Raymond Rd., Waranoke Rd., numbers Dovalettes Facial Tissue aboTS map. , I aa6r*oa|29c 18 th r o u g h ^ , Pitkin St., Putnam St... Pariter St.t numbers 28 UMir ONI eOUFCjN TO AN ADULT French's Potato Pancake Mix W M s 3 5 c IS jwaple nut ^UNS through Gerard Si., Cone St., Stephen St., Coburn R d „ .wiaioiACcoiiawniVNMI Jensen Si brdt 8t„ Bliss St., Woodbridge 9t„ numbers 482 Aay person or organization deairing to l^a heard with raferanea to said projael and tha Ralocatloa Frogram B O R A S8H g r e e n isTAMPS with O W e - HNAST through W eaver Rd.t Lawton Rd., Conway Rd., Crosby Rd., win be afforded an opisortunity to do so. > . j ■ IReeNve Tlieu Friday. Ally 9,1944 rii FIrU Mortonal MaHwti m m ■ .EM O N AaU 1. i i 1 I I, I ‘ Hanford Elizabeth pnve, Milford Green, Manor Rd-, ^fforoMao. Bo* ^ ToW«^ Prodvets {jsoMgt Fimi Ofl« , \ \ V ^ ' > '. ■ V \ Constance rive, Level R4-, Quaker Rd., B an ^ Rd., numbere 115 Dated at Mancheator, OonnepUeUt, Jtue 88, lB64.i Wl BllllVf ,T|«| UOHT TO LIMIT QUANTfUfS I S O RANGErPONIITS I National | thrbufh 1,'Munra Street, GrMnhlll St., A ^ em y St., Butter- iStasr .siiao* IIOTM EXTRA S&M GREEN STAMPS with Oni k>af - HNAST atit RW, St., numberz 418 through 515 2 U-OZCANS 3 9 c ‘ TOWN <»* MANCHESTER ■VliRirnr T. m m . Chartmaa WATBR DEPARTMENT •« AavL*^ IV cr-eu* k acafyaiae qi FARM 4K>U$i^#fcUEnRRY^- % ^ d | 9 c 8l O O liR n F
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V ■ 'i You won’t h»v« to yw "Come and get tt!” when yon eeiire our menhl at your barbecuM. Everybody wiQ-be Uned up and waiting to sink their tee^ Into thse delicious treats for they’re so juicy . . . so tender, . . ttey maj» ISCOUNT BOOKLET a masterchef of an amatanr cook. Choose jrour favorites from our fine poul try, steaks, ch<^ hamburger, and frankfuHers. And while you’re Iwre, Good f'.M Woild’;. Fail and other N Y attractions pick up everytiimg else yoiTU need for a perfect barbecue—pickles, relish, and timgy barborue sauce. *• •» w si
WITH COUPON AND PUR1.HASE O: FRESH S TO POUND IN AMUSEMENT OPEN LATE 7 50 OR MORE Beef Patties Wedieiii7, Thug, k FiL fiippt all oho!' 'obbar-j a;-' 725 MIDDLI TURNPIKI eJ MANCHEStlER Cltied Setirdiy, July 4th CAPITOL FARMS ECONO-PAK SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN LIBBY’S niOZIN F ra h k fu rts 2 “ 8 9 ^ RID «r YELLOW Orange Juice irS FUN... UNDER THE SUM SELECT CHOICE TENDER JUICY Nawaiion Punch M inute Steak Lb. ••na IMPORTED SLICED CENTER CUT .i UMOM JVICt«# vaaam Boiled Ham l.. """STEAMiNG REALEMON ft 63: .Tomato Relish t r 29 Owen RauRp FRESHLY MADE CLAMS riia l CmU.
Potato Salad Lb WELL TRIMMED Fr,,h Fish *U%W s c o n ^ and union nioziN Dept. I Lb'. R I B S T E A K S Zorex Fruit Syrups ^ 37* Fumily Nupkins freHcli Fries Realemon Juice ■oHU 59* — CHi/iv ja w — SWIFT’S PREMIUM or ARMOUR STAR Chicken Chow Mein oVA 99* Chicken Chow Mein * ^*<^* 69* aBAMBvmaM aRjiaavinaH ' w Conned Homs 4 !2** j ’^ 1 9 * m n COOKIES TINI Chow Mein Noodles C«n MAYONNAISE s 47j 'W ------//npor/ffcf ------◄ MAXWai HOUSE FROM DENMARK FROM HOLLAND lOcDaal t<|ie Instont Coffee ««>.Jar 1 UNDERWOOD ^ HAFNIA HAMS UNOX HAMS ^ l-lb con 2-lb can 3 - lb con 1-lb con Vlb ton 5 -lb con Deviled Ham 41^... 39^ ^ $105 $205 $^05 00c $285 $^75 ^ Tip Top Vienna BreodiaafSS* SALAD DBISSINO PONDA«rNANDIMAMB BEECHNUT Ehler's Garlic Salt'i^M. 23* Miracle Whip Paper Plates $449 Ehler's Onion Salt 23* iRAiravinoH 4U AAw I AAi S A V E 3 2 ‘ FRANKSr:r:S;2»»89*’ I GROUND ROU N D . 89 pkf. of ISO Knockwurst AfMRTBD MT4M BXTRALIAN FU 4 4 a 9 ” also NEPCO SALADS .‘a!i5ii& GROUND CHUCK 5 9 ' Mkrin Oral Antiseptic »nE. 79* 1-lb. Pkg. nREMDZ ^ aMAA aaAmuNiaN m A A a PETITS BAR-B-QUED A # 4 « •KA»WMJUiJP imiON-»wieuuaw—muBi III - A COOKIES 3 COLDCUir CHICKENS 4 9 . ' DILL SPEARS rV& 29: Heinx Cucumber Piddes S 4^ NEI>CO SLICED ■OT aa iwECT A A r COLONIAL POLIBN A A PASTRAMI - T 4 P Italian Sausage O X KIELBASI 59' •W im PREMIUM m M eRANn VRION f W f k m Heinz Pickle Relishes S 9« 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH 6 OZ. PKG. SLICED SLICED BACON 5 9 . ' DELI HAM L r 7 9 ' Reynold*s Alum , Foil 69* BURGER CHEESE 35e ARMaVR STAR BAR-B-QUIB € 4 0 0 OSCAR MATER Sa^Juak 3 9 ' “ f t j s s g S " SPARE RIBS --"’ r ^ SPREADS ’^ x . UAN O O c Popular Produce Specials SPARE RIBS NEATf U. 0 9 ' SAVE LIGHT MEAT CHUNK STYLE ...
Chicken Tuna N E W CROP CANTALOUPES WESTERN PETER PAN TOP GRADE ^ SAVE PINK MEAT g ^ -^ A R T ""^ ------Larga t w - 1 1 1 28 OZ. Jar SWEET EATING Peanut Buffer FRESH HYDRO GREAT FOR PICNICS COOLED J l . SAVE SWEET CORN 2 CALIFORNIA ROMAINE FLORIDA Hormel Spinm LEMONS LETTUCE LIMES 1/ " ■ '-T . r a d * . M 10 : 3 9 . 1 0 ' 6 19 LARGE 14 OZ. BOHLE '•i p i e i t i c SAVE For cn is, a i ^ Heiikz Ketchup 2 ORAMDUNUMUjav UNION-PAST.vaoawaa^wewm a# PROCw o e w e fa QUALITY MAID—BABY GOLDEN YELLOW 12-»c.i FAMILY—WHITE OR COLORS ai pn AMER. SLICES-ir 39' NUENSTER SAVE SEALTEST TREASURE COVE _ ^ 6 9 COTTAGECHElit 29* BLUtCHEESE tc 33* aSAND UMION—im p o r t e d BRAND UNION—MILD _ _ Scott Nophins e - e r I s w e e t co rn s r 49* CHEDDAR . 65* CALIFORNIA \ Sr *119 SWISS RMfiRT BRAND UNION _____ /ai msL *rt. s ? 4 9 c GRUYERE sued 39* PROVOLONE . 75* CUT-1 ^nta Rosa PLUMS 2; 39' s£^’S^ motion . o \ H a w a iia n CUT-RITE ^ a t O^R DiUCATESSSN — Frossen Fotfd Special'. W ox P l a i f k bV k ED VIRGINIA HAM . V2 H). 59e P u n c h COOKED-RARE ROAST REEF | yslb. ^f | 4 •' ( YBJ.OW OR ftED ' r a p e r MINUTE MAID LEMONADE ' .. 1 '* ■' B f RBECUED CFflCKENS b .4 9 c t l l R . 100 Ft. WHITE OR PINK Relli Rbll '' . -I P ^ arfaettve fhrwSataiday. da^dih. w i ipaam 4 m H rhl.ti Unit .-.EN _,t%k^-.aunuw-t J » ‘■*k» mi-ar'nmMtUi ,r .-wNBie.iU iw*i ^CUnw"'' :p' — - _ - . - ...... ^YrtetW iat fWBT 1Mlr : * i W 7 ••--’ 7.- - - - , , W -■ >y - j,‘ n»».r4»t.iaig»“ *--jTr.:a. . . i , V, h ( \ ^ I I,' ■A itfVleNING HERALD. JCANCHttniER COHN, ^ IT O M ^ A T . JOLT L M NAnuJBSTBB BytanNO StKiUJ); BANCBB8TBS, OOMr, WEDNBBDkri JOLT.!, MM ■f toltk M fi. O ta Is Ih ive r C ats C h iA ______a minor W a g e-P iice Ty«x)on Slain Itohtob tbars wort no fOURTN OF JULY COMINC UPl AND WERE CELEIU11NC A COLORFUL FOURTN! With Stilette la A a^ €rau& G w d ^ n e t a al^ r t bapM Etabam It. Uttto, 1GB HflA tba dafv acm e Me BaB, and it , IHtotod to Goto eeodltiit^ m Alll,'FlL (AT) X- Po«e« walk down Iba MU. Tben . I o f M ThdBMa I GRLS! COLOR THIS AD! •ow M today a kOter « b o d early liaard 18to itoi down tha caO'^ Rouaton, Tex. tbe M ndeta had^ after being tojaeid to a two-ear to paaa a oar ataWtod toflUoiiaira bai0i«r Jac- cibta afNdoay toairway.” Gha bones to Mtoaf and Hdaaton. by ftwrrf XtoM. i AJdCtoMBlbrBaar the quM MomIw m oft than is said baavjr tooUlepa convinced aaddent eag$r tbla aaomtog. jO ii SAweew Mnaalerto d au ^ tor, RHa, 80, babpitol oS lw b aald. R. L, aa%ba waa drivtag timas with a atOetto. her it waa a aua. aaM abodt |808 to natoi, a «a - Cantar B t, a poUoa YOU MAY WIN A WATCH AT STOP t SHOP! .HEW TORK (AP)-555rmtor , 88, owner of bbaks to nond wvtot watfb and a poM According to a boapital aald. Sha waa untbtoto PtatretotoB JobE' V «g b ea Aboat f :fl ajB., bafore poUea - la aan a tbff vabfelA a 18B7 bocoaaa a manto of doctoton tai Any ctafld nad«r 12 years Is mnoto and Ftertoa, knew of Ow fovacil of- brooch w n a nMatoag fr o n Mcaa- appknankn, Mrs. UtUs saffsrsd In etch o| onr Stop A Shop fitoret. Motheral Come in and get a ballot a cbto tooeration w bkh ra* d if, bbto/ b ^ t o t o At eraotol aoetors of too Amartean sllgiblt. Coatast clettt July 11. was fond clad aaly to a night- ftoara wiasManid a man touad lar'a apactmant s t r struck tba laft rsar tod' oeonemy. thgfell bb a price of a handsoettie to attach to this ad — and have your Wuinert will bs annonaetd sliiit htoMs wtto, u m d aot, f l , quttad 18 stttebai to clooa, and o f to o Lima car, said pattOf. b e g dJa. wblli ba waa Y cwk and kleodUr naar Moatoar's ____ Ms mamtag P«trol in On m d are too govonimwit's 80 a.m..m Ttiasday. apartment He toM nffleers aaid. "Bo had no- muMpla abratoena and contu nBoa atobs no arrsst wriatwatch for the child who does the child enter our coloring contest! You sions. taSgneMdma Ihift aoetlon of gnldottiMs for labor wage scale An omansantal gtoae bird lay tone boys had beaten bim up thar’a room and managament prietag poB- belt coloring job on thfo ad! don’t have to buy anything! Tbs secidsnt occurrsd tA tOWdL • tomttered on the floor and drap-, and ataiaa bio car. A rooUne re DidMMd Hat 2 Namat |s>|ngi»n tnead too Mhlele to ciOB. ary to the plush oeean - front; port waa filed. Oil ^ Id Pint 18:18 aa Mta. UtUa waa dri^ The extant of the slump in tag aaat on Onftar St Pobce K ory B . gtoitna ad IGG’ Groat anartment was torn. Capt. Pat- Police returned to tbe man CSnCAGO — Glanders Is A Hin Rd., Bast Ksrttord, who steel output may gtvo a bottor aaBagber, Mtom* homielda later for mora gnaationhig, but BRISBANE — Tha flrat com- aaid that aha stiwck.a car own- clue to trio real strength of the ad by.WUBam J. BhrOod, 48, of chronic bacterial disaasa of nportad that sha btol left the chief, aald no murder weapon' tt was halted after fato lawyer mordal oil fiaid to Amtnlto hones and othar animals. It also car M a Bumsida Ava. okrvlce faetora fending the bustacM up- waa found knt "w t aaauma H’s obtained a court order demand haa gone into prodantian At 87 Battiota K4L. that waa park* swtag. , Moonia. A 180-mila ptoaUno to ad an Oantar 8t naar winter attacks man. These ato varloua station lari night a thln-hiaded knlfa, aomathtag ing a stop to Interrogation. He farms but aU cause lesions ta Police reported that the Tbe trends of retail sales and like a stiletto.” waa not ebarged. Brtobana waa built at a coat St Mra. Uttle toM poUce that oonsumeniebt this moath may ite waa blinded by beadlighta tha lungs. When the disease in- traasmlsrion waa lastaUed in Moaalar’s dog Rocky, jchatned I tfoaaler and Ms wUa each bad of |U mllliao. 1>ro Amarlcaa tha vriiiela about two months finally ten the story about how children by former manfagea. oompantos davalopad tba Moon- ot oncoming tralBe. feete skin tissue it is known as intode the door, was heard hark ago. Americans are reacting to the ing wlkDy about 2 a.m. A neigh-, Four adopted children were la flald. No arrest waa mads and both taxtsy. federal Income tax out. At Is sue: Steady and calm growth, or quick boom and InflaBon. The reaction to the civil rights ^ j»(lW CUP7HI8COt»toNll^^ hUl, once signed, may toreuad- REDEEM MOTT’S VALUABLE COUPONS Moiled to your home oW what’s ta store for toe na tion. Buriness haa a Mg stake, both ta what turmoil could do to ^ 1 0 0 iXTRA SIAMPS trade and in how individual With ihit Cwpoe Ferdim tf $5.00 w Mwt. firms must realign poUcies to Coupon gootriple trimmed for Labor leaders always watch tandGT. Spscisl Holldty pr ^If H d l Is Worse, I Don’t Want It’ extra valna. the trends set by auto negoUa- tlons. And buslneM this time Rath Honey-Clazed'rr4^*3** more than ever eyes the Detroit talks for clues of what they Fear 20 Men Perished I BFUEYE: may expect fOR THE WHOU FAMllT Rath Canned Haa ISH 5 ^ *4 ” Steel lan’t negotiattag this summer. But If this proves Yes M a MOTTS wrong, the depths of the steel Imported Ham *2^ In Oil Rig Explosion cycle may reveal Just’ how strong is the over-all demand Csttamr art is- that Is counted on to pull most MORGAN C3TT, La. (AF)—AeHa was buroed on the baclrot Industries to impressive heights ahallow pocket of gaa puffed the head after Labor Day. Attorneys for Pan American tereiM is Mott’s Into a flsnt **><’*' torch,^touch Retail trade has been expand Cooked Hams ^ 33. 43s Petroleum Cofp. and Texaco, Calif .Chuck ing — hut not as fast as many ing off the worat disaster in the Inc., for whom Reading and thought It would. Consumer history ‘of ofikhore oU drilling Bates was drilling, ordered the credit has climbed — a few, if Tuesday, leavliig SO men feared sunrivois not to talk to news G n E E N U4i lawt Irada A yaaecTaam ikC s t a m p s only a small minority, think it dead. men. \ Thifi week Mott’s signed s lease for a new super' has reached heights that could IUlK6ySYaaBiNfaal ltlbaJ7i ItSOk* "There was fire everywhere,” Roust lb. $9* Many of the sleeping men market in Chicopee, Maas. Construction is now be dangerous if a business said L. C. Franks, one of the were clothed only in aterta in slump develops. 3S survtvaca. “If hdl is any the stimmer heat. • in progress. In May and June, consumers worse, I don’t want to go there.” Smoke and flames up to 10 HUNDREDS OF started spending more, and ap Fresh Swordfish Steak 49*. The terrific law-dawn p lo feet high churned the water This is an important step because it very clearly parently saving less. If July sion ai|d are coUapeedpeed the C. P. Where the rig sank for more indicates that the Mott philosophy, of serving Lean Ground Beef ib.49< sees a big outlay for Jthe usual Baker, a tS-miUion floating oU than 13 iKNira. The Coast Guard EXTRA STAMPS summer goods and services, and rig and seat it plunging 180 feet said the fird apparently was the customer works. It ta successful. no COUPONS NSEosDi no limiti' also a larger than usual, spend to the bottom of the Gulf of fed from underwater gas. ALL ITBMS AT SSOULAS LOW PSICSS ing for the big ticket items that WEDNESDAY B D0U8U Mexico. The dead men were identified We long ago realized that you would become a normally are less in demand in Two bodies were recovoed. Eri With purchsso Nepqo London Broil CHUCK lb. 89* as Don Demars of Bayou Vista, Mott customar only if we provide you with what July, then economists and the An intansiTe search found. no La.; and Ernest J. Sehadler of wVE a U 9 Polish Klclhasa money managers and the wor trace Of 18 men wbo were Lake Charles, La. you wanted—when yon wanted it. HYGRADE’S r i e s ta general will begin eye STAMP DAY AT'STOPtSHOP missing. 9 f . C w Am V»*da. 1'lb.pkg. ing that far-off threat of infla The 18 “ are probably still The missing men were from iiJ C A in i Perri’s ItsUaa SEMI-BONELESS HALF GAllOM In Hertford, East Hertford, West Hertford, Middletown, Louisiana' and Mississippi and This new step forward in our grrowth pattern W . Ye Ham ib.69* tion. aboard the Baker at the bot Sausage Y ev r the siirvivors from Louisiana, There will bg more things hot Thosnpaonvllo, Bristoi, Medchwtor and Now .DrHein. tom,” said Jack Bates of Read is postoble only because yon helped make it so. than Just the weather. Civil ing and Bates Offshore Drilling Texas, Arkansas and Alabama.' In Store Bakery • f O T 8 « f • Bates said divers would Thank yon. 99 Evlwa P*"’ Shop-Rite Reg. S8o White or Colored rights, election campaigns, and Co., owner of the giant rig— «w C A llR All varieties Capitol All stores except Albany Ave. attitudes of consumer, manage RaspbM TY actually two 880-foot bulls with probe the wreckage of the rig, Farms Cold Cuts which had quarters fpr 110 men. and Bristol Amer. Cheese 1-lb. pkg. 55c ment and labor — all may heat o r UiH* a derrick mounted between up this month to spoil any anti r ig E m A^4^with puroh. 1-lb. pkg. them. nUed DcmiGh Ring eo. 59e cipations that it’s Just a time BUT PLAT RIGHTS £ 9 E a ITR Swift’s Premium gherbetl Merit Brand. The rig had moved to its new Shop-Rite — Reg. 8 for S7o for a sweet sidsta. drilling spot 78 miles off the HOLLYWOOD (AP) — MGM Bacon Seafood Department Louisiana coast southwest of this has purchased rights to the Ar fishing town last Sunday. thur Miller play “ After the Fresh Ftenncler HHets lb. 55c Morgorine 2 l-b . pkgs. 29e Fall,” and wiU film it in New NEA Hits Uval Half o f the 48 peraaoB aboanl Service Pellcateeeen — All Store, except Mott's Bristol tA V s were asleep when the drilling York and Europe next summer with Sophia Loren and Paul Organizing Push crew encountered a riiallow Newman. NEPCO- By llie Machine pocket of gas under Ugh pres PASTRAMI Piece I b . O Y C Sliced l b . T Y C sure at 880 feet. Two others' Miller will write the Kreeii WASHINGTON (AP) — Amid were in a service barge tied up play and Miss Loren’s hul^nd. bitter charges, a battle is shap Carlo Pontl, will produce, the POTOTO SALAD or COLE SLAW ...... lb. 29c Sure-fire buys for your cookouts! alongside the rig. ^6*1 Snol(elett...Hotfer Burning! ing up over organized labor’s ef The gas engulfed the giant ap studio said ’Tuesday. Imported Boiled Ham, Machine Sliced '/i lb. 69c forts to woo the nation’s school paratus and a stray spark teachers away from their tradi touched off the explosion and tional brg;anization, the National Charcoal Fire Starter 29* fire. Education Association. "Ihe explosion rocked the en The NEA’s executive secre Kaiser KIM6SF0RD tary, Dr. William G. Carr, used tire craft,” said Ftanks, ftom Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil II” X 21’ rail Winnfleld, La., who was one of the organization’s national con those sleeping on the C. P. Bak vention in Seattle this week as a platform to launch a major at HolMay Ian er when the tragedy occurred Popsicles and Fndgsides ' far Mn kMi about 8:80 a.m. BRIQUETS ' b a g tack on AFL-CIO organizing ; "I didn’t know where the fire d riv e., "It would destroy the Nation Yea’ll said plMrty fat teg ^ Q c was,” he said from his hospital 250 Paper Napkins sf tkasM ef IM d to# bed. “It was on the water and al Education Association and •averywhere V else.” its state and local affiliates,' Franks put on a life preserv- Carr charged. I' and Jimped into the water. ’’Scare tactics,” retorted Carl too Cold Cups or Paper Plates'<:SS79‘ ave with SHOP-RITE Holiday Heeds!' J. Megel, president of the AFL- CIO American' Federation of Chtfk Savings Over Compersblt N atiaaellrands Teachers which is spearheading the otganizing campaign. WtonMnBUiuajmaaiKELifliJua « 8 WMte or Colored Although NEA, with, more N o . 18 7 . . . and donH forget Save29c NAPKINS Vkg. 880 than 9(X),OO0 members, is nearly 10 times the size of the' teachers’ SMOP-RITIFIevers SflvebOc O f DOUBLE PAPIN PLATES federation, the union has scored 100 FREE I'ett’ some notable successes that dou Save I6c YELLO W M U STARD qt Jar bled its membership in a rela- BRIQUETS SODA ' tlvely''-short time. GREEN STAMPS Save 9( TOM ATO CATSUP 2 Megel said his’ union has a STAMPS 28 es. m ei |ey Hot Dog or 's| 21 Os. record of recent collective bar With Cash Sales All Day Save 9( OLptettoUl Hamburg ri Jkts gaining victories affecting 70,000 with $5 piNXliait ir mirt thrn irty 3/1964 ‘ lets. teachers, compared with only 20'lb bag Q 0® Save 6c I TO M A TO JU IC E 7,000 for the NEA. Only eiM Nupon Thursday and Friday Oaa “Mr. Carr’s fears were ex par fam ily J 0 4 6 hag...S9c Q pressed because he knows we 587 MIDDLE •have a positive program for classroom teachers and that the .^'‘"b 'ofp u rw ". •'lake ■’"**«<»~20c HOT D06 or estimates that mpre than 150,-^ GOLF BAGS...... $7M sp 000 High schpoi musicians are CcOtt Mate 2le We Reserve FANCT NEW receiving instruction in progres ■I-; Right to Limit sive an;^ standard Jazz. CctM Mitts SIC BARBECUE GRILLS ...... $541$ tp HAMBURC SEEDLESS lo'Rex Fruit Syraps Quantttico CALIF. GRAPES II M Mri CeUscMtls SMOKE BAN FAILS . IROLLS OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP)—Kids Punch, Orange. Strawberry, BARBECUE TOOLS .1... .SpMial $1.19 For Your Holidt^ Cookout! hunted in garbage cans for FiiitDsnt *iSSSa * Dk|8 " or Lemon ft Lime. Pint jar % .a . BEG. 11.88 This Week’s Package of 8 G i l l them. Parents smuggled them IMlard Mtoitti F Ua ^ Fret' Bonus Boy SHENANDOAH ROOK in. Counselorrinmate relation VOIT S\SfIM FINS a n i MAfeKS W ito Mailer Coopoa Reg. $1.29 All Cotton ships were going to pot. lecfiStailiMTtoi • setusnp* ^ 1.00® * CORNISH HENS ^ < .(9 * So, Tuesday the state an IGF Vi i I Re|i:. 39c Cannon Cannon Bath Mat nounced it has lifted a ban on FMIicIim m 'i 4to ,\ 1 Slse 80 x 80- cigarettes at all but one Juvenile • Mfettlc 6 5 * Kitchen Terry Tbwel Dawp Pink ONLT riri- TATEB HOUSE KrinlUe ’Thrl Pink Liquid Detertaat u w correction home. MscUtr’iEltowMcunal MANCHESTIR H I BING Ootori^Red A white chqrii; Oeleettol Blue 996 ' ,1, I • Lb. “TTie minute yott tell them I Sim; iUx80!’—FHagod French TeUow raENCH FRIES '5 Bag. they can’t 'snioke,” said a disil GRd SUPPLY CO. '■ ■ mi ■ lusioned official.. “that U tlM S'oNFMfg Thtaptiw^ '.Xr Jta. ,0U$ bttdfov ' minute they all want to smwe. Er n e s t LARSON, Prop. Instead of banning cigarettes, Y O U OET A la 9ht ««eat. bMtotod eO' aalenwta dea^ritoet. 877 SiAiN STREET—MANCHESTER Men 9 nm m» st tm tdHftmi atm. yew caa officials said thej! wlU try to dis •jtoto 7 0 * Crista ShortcslH , 3S* iS $7’ DOUBLE S&H STAMPS EVERY WED. •ftARIJrHR^IC** cmcf- tp M tJk tee «e courage smoking by pointtag out iieOaCl ea aa ti w aUm amri ska edaM tarn m health baaards., a aKJnpVHm. .ilm. • I' -*v 4,. 1^ llt^ 1 ^ ^ -*1,
r- MANOHHBnai EVENQIG HERALD,' KANCSE8TER, OONN« WEfiNifeDAY, JULY 1, 1984. . .MGS T W E N T t- rf. BT MOCBON OUR BOARDING HOU8B «ftk MAJOR HOOPLB BAHiT CMOBiWOBD F U l M Yeung F«iMenl T ri City YaeaHto Tl is # - tot Isr B | : J I I -i . 4 . ViiatliM OW AB Over' Those pnMous Two weeks 'ROTHHl...CLGTMIHto TM ¥ ~ T T — ^ ^fMAI^W »m T.1H» AKTIT tVAit (irr.Coa|w.*»W«HM| Bargains with pay’* brt an bivltaUon to Shoppint PtosB. baa tlw Mwe A lAWNT# ak up the amk-t*' pNwrtpUon for'*-m aa’s sum-' MM.^nkMPKTtrtpCUT J WOKU» MMfiM WHOM- < make n,e W acnuaUtBilbee. Mti< eom fort ‘XtoUk wBali LOOM iNtTrt AUWCOPASIV i f *THV AMBAT■AT/ l*1Mb NVTMBCL FHARVACT, at wi*r BIsACn* « n ^ ensgr to ASSSrfcTr^iS^^ •m m a l w m w c d k ^ pick Listed by Vernon Olrele, has the beauty keep flreeh looltilnK'r y r A*Au«tt rp« IMA'IVMN t - S - 1 YMM ingrediikita. that ean mice im 4ng teoperatUNO.’ bNCrr m aanH '9Ci4P/J •.HiO*'- • t ’T’ Main Street Storm* j ^ ^ s p o H coate^ slael^ MV/THtMCINOD ^ ow n, MM Day July 40i * HefreekSi Like IQR AMTH NCW, Open Fun to <)KeML'Fini to w epr Teo, W M a 'm Too Hot to Cook -^’Look ProtW-Whlla You WaH R ’t'good to know that L ^ O X 'm Cream KAY^B'B SPOATSWIIAR, .WMl Bond. to PlOCOpO'K Feel cool and comfortAMa in PMARMACT,-to* E a a t ^ n t a r It’s going to be B long, hot *S aiftMitakteM MNokm PC|i^, ^AuAtiff oa iikln Streot. smart MATBRNITT TA8HIONB the Specialty B ^ ja t Vernon 0 9 E. Btraat, will ba OPEN ALL DAT summer, You’ll want to keep the Circle, has vAcajlMON TOGS antlal NMitgs. sr^^MirtM 2 i6 t 440MfeMiciA juat inioA^ of tho. PjoKt 'OfHca from o LaZIER’B, ESI Main JULY 4th, from g to B, for your youngsters cool and well that are tope in liMhlon and ROTH’S CLOTHTER d O T H llR anand oom- ■M BAliHtMywt and rs t ehoiifh crisp- and nour- Btraat. Mix and match this faah- Gonvanlanoa with naadad picnic nourished. Keep ROYAL ICE lonabla Una of MATERNITY fabric,^. Try some .m l- Whatever ‘i. TX IsMnt PIZ2A8, Or an ovan- ■uppUae (100 paper jilatas fl.lt, CREAM In your refrigerator, to your vacatibn pl^'.' and plans toaatad'ORtkDER,’ bulsinlr with SEPARATES: the Udy aUrU airo briquettes, charcoal lighter. satlefy the aumiher yearning for are, you’ll waiu' tql be smartly One, aspeelaUy, estohee the ElteSll rfioat, chaasa and flxinfs the perky tops. The fabrics need Jugs. Ice chest) plus beauty something that can revive and drsssed for the funTahd fellow fancy. This la to give,,a gtft of la a copiplete meal (and no little ironing to keep you look* needs (sun glasses, tanning lo ■trengbthah. There are so many maid selvUM to a oldiM friend Ing fresh and dainty ^during the ship of summer. KALB’S disTiwashlnR'involved). Summer tion 1 to help you acquire a gold delicious flavors, so many pretty SPORTSWEAR Rm ths SWIM- or relahiin: Yeur gjft oertifl- actlvttiaa sUr up an appetite. summer waiUng months. Buy en, glorious tan, while keeping colors, so many interesting Abm-BEACH .WJBAA alilo the eate p r o m ts th at -you will akUsty it at PICCOLO S PIZZA for- yoursalf a 'spirit • lifting your skin aoft and moisturised. shapes. Get ROYAL. ICE sUy • fresh) psudnbis dresses ieook, serve and clean up after M / i PALACE. Order tansy spafhettl wardrobe at OLASER'S, your Here are the famous-name prod- CREAM dIrccUy from the plant and sleevelssir, blibises to help dinner at the receiver's home aauca te take hprne. M9-M09. one-eUip shopping center for ucU« (Skol, Coppertone, Bront- on Warren Street, or from any you look bdifd'lkiNiorisp and two er three timee> during the i' ’ -■■1 ♦ ,— ^— MATERNITY underwear, foun tan) for helping yoU abaorb all of the Bne drug and grocery cool around the ehNtk. CRuoe Praheat-an aluminum akiUet dations and slaapwaar. the life-givl^..aun energy with ■tores that carry ROYAL ICE _ ITTWUS ,bafora addins food to prevent pone of Die ptinful after effects. CREAM. You ean taste the dlf- aUcklhB. -At waahup tim a don’t The girl tyho wants to 1m in For your relaxation and enter- ference. BY V. T . HAM LIN IC^tTICiSfA" UMnttf-tokir ONE SIZE ALLY OOP BT**— »• ■ a ^ uio sklllst. the fashion ^ ra d e for the sum tainment, a. "Channel Master' I. MlaqMt mer will be sure that she in TRANSISTOR RADIO brings Before you decicte you can't Mtmthe$ter Parkade Store* HM m M . j T Thought of Yon’ cludes at least one Chanel-type the world to your flngertipa. wear'a certain color because of owSS »»isouiSr? , MMettem mM b i 'J u s t ' ‘one leisurely stroll outfit in her wardrobe — a suit Widen your horiions. LENOX your skin tone, try a.dlfferent Fer . Summer Altrmallvi 4'^ Deodorahts and qologne *re mat TMBr 10 iM CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER STBen Ihrpuili YOUR GIFT OAU,BRT or coat, slightly fitted, ..with carries a complete line of BAT- shade., of foundation powder Eveu'wlien the temperature not substitutes for elsu^eas. aaact MSedd iMMt NBMkd 'dia 'lnalh floor of Watkins lots Of brass buttons. TERIliS for transistor radios. and Jipstlck. Experimei\t with soars, yow 'hair will never This ^ something teenVagera iiid the names of your friends Feel deliciously fresh and dainty a fewi.until you find the make 2 8 0 4 -HV, present a limp "wilted” look if must to aware of early, .^ a n ti' HNBuVBP bfaot^aLakin eieanser eorfitalns l*Sef* ppp into mind. You’ll see so Planning to Investt in spite of sissling temperatures up shades that will enable you you take .a ntlnuta to dial many 1ust*right items that in- with an asMrtment of BUMMER to wear any r-'M' costume you ■ A psfky pinafore plus a cute OAETANO^I IteAUTT SHOP' hmael^orophene, onca'us^ only DEMPSEY-TEGLBR A Co. handbag to dejlght the Uny IKwlf sdira' you to say "It made me E29 Main Street, is a member COLOGNMllke ’’Floral Dawn” desire. It c' ‘ne. -’ - at the Parltade, MS-BOSS',-for a' by doctors f«r'scrubbltol,'now ia mt thlBk of you”. YOUR GIFT by Max Factor. Envelop your miss! ’Trim both with kitten in PBRMANfa^T WAVE SPE comigercially available. The SN Tortc of the New York Stock Ex eaay crose-stitch! clgaRS.er cuts down on gprm G/(Il,i>RT la aUva with color change. Formerly Coburn B self in an aura of "White LUac" Business . Together CIAL available)fpr-:|6.60 every and spurkla. Wander up and Mlddlebrook, they suggest the by Dorothy Gray; Let the magic FIANO'S RESTAURANTi on Tuesday and Wednesday, (regu* gprowth .-and is • adid to d6 non* down tho aisles. Weave your Pattern No. 2804-H haa tla- dryinidrying ahd hypo-allergenic. . —II tl. purchase of "SECURITY IN of __ LENOX COSMETIC COUN Route t and 44 in Bolton is de- aue — aleea 1-2-3 inclusive: hot- larly 313!00). Thld Indlutoi '.a*' way around the counters. Feast TER work lor you without de- signed and equipped to accom HAIRCJUT AND SET;’T’opi .rMomnendedrTCora for personal ‘ hy- SURANCE COMPANY OF NEW Ipoii transfer; color chart; di le' aikd is 'helpful in easti.g BY J. R. WILLIAMS your- ayes on the handsomely- HAVEN’’ .stock. Complete Infor lay, You*n be mort lovaly than modate a merry party or a busi notch beauty speclallstir.'ltere;' ■glene' ( OUT OUR WAY stbckad ahalvas. Thera are gifts ness meeting. Just tell them rections. . '■ who like their work and .have' the acacne problem. mation is available. Stop in or avW and Ipu'H kave the most ^now ^ y thq cave man .uaed for practical-minded and luxur- call A43-110B. satisfying dimmer you’ve ever your needs and they'll try to To order, send 85e in coins to a real talent ii»r It, will aarye.jt- *- louB .tastes. Value and good de dreamed. Shop LENOX PHAR please. You can depepd on deli Anne- Cabot, Manchester Eve you attentlveiyr - G»me .to g et' sign are'Inherent in each and cious menus, hospitable ser SeNSEDIAN* MACY. ning 'Herald, 1150 AVE. OF go with him, yes. BuLhair la ons < every • pffarm. The choicest J??*** *1! vice, everything to make your AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. ____ . X IO 6 XPBCT TO handwork fr^ all parU of the, .'^•'en either o r ^ A large, sqUare ecarf Is sn | visit to FIANO's a real pleasure, service, including COMPLETE of the strongest animal, flbw^ MINUTE? \SNBAK »/ *OCH , world, te. di^ayed at YOUR ^Ice or pineapple juice U ^ded 10086. A woman's head of hair can ' PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER C LIE N TS A6 TKMCT? ideal fill-in for a suit worn with- Make it a happy habit to dine COLORING, 36.50. The shop U GIFT GAU,BRY. For gracious' out a blouac. Drape It in front regularly at FIANO'S RES- For lat-clasR mailing add 10c open for your convenience 6 support the equivalent. of five SHE HIOEO . antortafailng, lor charmbig dec- 8 3 3 8 ...... I tit it at TAURANT AND COCKTAIL days a week'and 0*PBP^'EVE-i tons of weight ’^th o ill -pulling IAN) like a large bib and for each pattern. Print Name, fWm the roots. 8b, one way to S 3 S ^ 5D iw ~ T O j« r TtSUN^ MAH ELEVEN YEARS OLD„ TO SIT WITH HIM oratlona, put a plus in living, ol th« orange the back of the neck. ' LOUNGE. Addrese with Zone and Pattern NINGfi TO » ON WEDNES LIBC'iikq ACOUPLE OF wkan j w shop YOUR GIFT ^nd as a pretty garnish. take a. lady from one place to WHAT HAVE AND ALREADY 1 < KN G H TV-H E TEARS At the recent dress design Number. DAY, ’mURaDAT, FRIDAY. >00 SOT TO LAW T R O U r OAILb RY. Museum pieces, —~ One visit to GAIQTANO’IB and' another, drag her by the hatr-r- TH IN G S UP WHEN contest at the Art Institute in but at your own risk. SAY ABOOT^ LEFT ALONE* ■tainlaaa steal, "Bdlleekiv china, Hf^’?*** ‘***. Chicago, this -clever two-piece Investment Headquarters Summer Shoes on Sale New—'64 Fall-Winter Album you’ll get more than your Share T H IS ? / - > cimffles, gardening aids, toilet- Children and adulta will «n^y frock „won a prise for its young Need Investm'ent advice { With ail of summer still Artlclea; Custom Collection: of adm iring glances. You.'Il like rial, tourmat seasonings and *^10^ creator, or speakers fpr your meetings? ahead of ua, you'll want to take regular features; items to w hat you see in the m irror fuxli fine teas add up to shopping that . make! Only 60c a copy., . so will your frisnda. i The Inquirer ■atlafias. OOWECTICUT SOU- PAINT COMPANY, 736 •” * Main fivva P .ft n R .m . BHBABSOR. HAMMILL A advanUga of the fact that Street, haa PAINT-BY-NUktBER______No. 8338 with_ __ ^ COMPANY. #11 Jdaln Btraat, ia OUSTAFSON’f'B BHOB STORE, VIINIR ITEMS are here. ia in aisea 10. 13, 14, 16, 18, 30. Mancheater’a investment center; 705 Main Street, has RE- ,.t ------1 acts In a dlverSifled aslection of j Bu,t 31 and 40. Size 12, S3 bust. and is a member of the New/DUCED ‘‘Atrstsp" SUMMER If you want to aW d "garter laubjecta: Pets,- kcenlca, reil- short aiaevaa, 4%, yards of 85- York Stock Exchange. 64#-3831. i SHOES. Buy an extra ^pair or bumpa’’. when you wear a aiim glous, floral. Set up an artist i„ch; \ aiaevaa, 4% yards, ------two for your aununar vacation skirt, Hiy the new stockings studio in ons area of the house 1 Tg order, send' 50c in coins Nice lor company: Unmold this year and to have on hand that come attached to pantlea. and plan to devote a^^portlon^of vanilla Bavarian cream on a for next season. Come as a k*//, Hi They are in proportioned time ' periodically...... Wluit. fun to: Sue Burnett,'Ute Manphes- you'll have. What a sense of ac- ter Evening Herald, 1160 AtYl, large round platter and - sur-. family and pocket the savings, lengths and if. you buy the right round with slices of olddashion-. SUMMER SHOES FOR MEN < Q slse for you, .they won’t wrin Cb Sus'^r.^imtoTtal^V'idia^Se S'" «d J*Hy «»• » »" “••- SHOES FOR CHIL- kle. .f f . n ^ v l r ^ >«»de in a ring mold, you can DREN are on sale. k ^ PAINT-BY-NUMBER sets are ^®*‘. m a lli^ a M 10c fill the center wiU^ fresh fruit. , think that cotton and BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL] f-t for youngsters and the Pf “ “ You may think that cotton and young-ihheart" ^AiT‘the“‘paln^_ A/ErEwm** var4fle Tshn* StyleBfarl* Num Ntim. Nice for a bride's shower: velvet don't mix. But in latp LAND O' FASHION her and SUe. Using a heart-shaped cookie cut- summer, you'll find that you can . and equipment needed are in ter or indMdual mold, cut out. add a dressy touch to dark, ' T O ® MERff.TAKE *’0h, ( fot hsr hirtory sit right! 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As W$ox Go on Hit Spree EARL YOST Defending Ehret Star to Beat, Net Champ NEW YORK (AP)—Mrt ,^Whlte Sox were Gerry McNert-^i Lw their seven game wtauUnthgama-wlimlhg______m8 la lha Weather^ Fiahing Just Great Reynolds Nets Wins Doubleday’fl little boy Ab aey, whose grand slam homer steak ended by a five-hitter nightcip as "New Yccic swept Word from Gene Moriarty, squire o f PocomotHishine climaxed the seven-run fifth, two from the Angelas. Jhn Ben ner decided the grame ought buried by Gerry Arrigo and A1 LAke in Alexander, Maine, ib that both the weather and Impresses end Pete Ward, who rapped Worthington. ton fired a ftJur-Wtter In the to be played with three outs three hita, driving in two luna. • • • onener and A1 Downli^, win fiahihff is jdst great. The local man owito^and operates WEST HARTFORD (AP)--Medalut Gloris Ehrst in every inning. Cleveland Ron Hansen also drove In a TWINS-OBIOLXS— ning hia flrst'game In a n r a Pocomoonshine Lake Lodges on beautiful Pocomoon- WIMBLEDON, England looked like the golfer to beat as the Gonneetiept Wom itcherS would be all right pair with two hita. / The Twins got all their runs month, took the aeoend ganae. shine Lake in northern Maine, a short motor ride from (AP) — Chuck McKinley, en’s Golf Association Todmament entered its quartw- they needed only two. Juan Pizarro weat the dis on singles, Bob Ahison drove in Mickey Mantle dfiore in two Calais, entry into Canada, f the defending Wimbledon final ikHind. ^ tance, winning hisi 10th al one In the first and then Jtan- runs tai the first game and Ron For tbs past 11 jraars, Morisr- The Ridgewood star, who The Indians’ staff waan’t though touched for] John T/>- tennis champion, faced a Results of the «Uier seoonS mie Hall delivered the other ton never allowM more than ty and his prstty wife, both trounced her second round op round matches; having much trouble getting mano’s two-run homer. right-handed opponent to two in the third after Steve one base runner in any timing. Manchester Datives and grad ponent 5 and 4 In a sub-par Mrs. Finch dsfeated Mrs. those first two outs Tuesday For the Indians,^it was al Barber had wild pitched the Clete Boyer's senaaUonal game uates of Manchester Ifigh, have day for the first time since rformance Tuesday, met Mrs. Charies 'Brainard, Hartford, 9 night against Chicago. The 12-3 most a replay of Monday the tournament’s opening round runners into scoring position. ending catch bailed Dooming "summered” tn Maine at their fc. C. K. Finch of New Canaan and 2. White Sox romp came While night's game which the Sqx tied • • • out of a two-on spot in the lodges. Moriarty, well-known as —and hia foe was the tost bar today at the Hartford Golf Miss Kane defeated Mn. Ted the Indian staff was chasing with two out In the ninth and rier between McKinley and a that elusive third one. A’s-U » SOX— nightcap. a football player before heading Club. Zatko, Indian HUl, 9 and 1. then went on to win In extra in berth In the final. The other matches pitted • • » North, is ■considered one of the *Mise Sawyer defeated Mrsi ',,‘^ " 2 -.'j Cleveland owned a 1-0 .lead nings. Rocky Colavito drove ki both The American aoe Uet FVed Hava' Kane of Tumble Brook r,-.v..':Sl,.- . . - .-I ’ ■■ .',. . :» leading fishing and hunting Shepherd Merrell, Waterbinryg through four innings but with In other AL action Tuesday, Kansaa City runs with a homer 8ENATMM-TIOE8R— Stolle, the tall AjpstraHan he against Evelyn Sawyer of Race and a double and three Athletic John Kennedy crashed a guides in Maine. The bass fish- 2 up. two out apd two on in the fifth, New York swept a twi-night i u h u been Judged excellent beat tor the title a year ago. Brook, Mrs; Raymond Patton the roof fell In. Three hits, a doubleheader from Los Angeles pitchers combined for a two- three-run homer In the bottom ’IV^Hieeded Roy EnMrson of Jr. of Hartford against Helen Mrs. Patton defeated Mra D. o f the ninth as the Senators at both Pocomoonshine Lake E. Marcello, .'WethersfMd, t hit batsman, a walk and the 4-0 and 3-2, Minnesota topped hitter. , and at Crawford Lake. Australia played Germany’s Reynolds of Manchester, and the White Sox had seven runs. Baltimore 8-1, W ashin^on Moe Drabowsky and Wee came from behind to beat De Donna Leary of Southlnrion and 7. Numerous Manchester fam WiUielm Rungert tat the other Then came out No. 8. edged Detroit 8-5 and Kansas Stock permitted just one Red troit. Kennedy, who also singled against Mrs. EJd IVolfer of In Mies Reynolds dsfeated Mrs. ilies have vacationed with the semifinal. There were two out and a City nipped Boston 2-1. Sox hit over ih4’ first eight in home a run in the seventh, dian Hill. Fred Hanzalek, SuffMd, 9 and • • w ■Moriarty’s bi past years. ’The McKinley, -Davis Oup star ITT FOR TAT— Of course it would not be in ^ tio n - by a pitched bafl, left, in top of the same third in man on second in the sixth nings but Carl Yastrzemski’a ruined Dave Wlckersham’s bid from San Antonio, Tax., said he Miss Ehret, who led the qual 1. report is that bookings have ifiers last Friday with a one- Miss Leary defeated Mra. al on the part of New York hurler Galen C i^ that ning. Giants’ etch er is 'Tom Haller (6), Mets when three White Sox hits pro WHITE SpX-INDIANS— liinth homer o f the season to become the major league’s nearly been filled for both the ■wasn’t bothered by ha-vlng to catcher is Jesse Gonder (12). Plate umpire is Tom duced three more runs. And in The White Sox shelled four broke the slnitout in the nintii. first 11-game winner. over-par round of 76, needed Richard RedfiekI, Hartford, I San fVancisco second baseman Hal Lanier was months of July and August at ptoy four left-handers in auc- only 14 holes to dispose of Mrs. and 1. the seventh, an error, two hits Indian pitchers for 13 hits, 10 John Wyatt came on to en(L.it. Mickey Lolish came on after the picturesque camp. cesnlon. He reached the eemi- decked, right photo, in third inning. Cisco was hit Gorman. « ' • * Nick Paul of Pequabuck Tues Mrs. Wolfer defeated Mrs. and a walk accounted for Chi of them coming after two were Ed Brinkman singled ki the * * • finals by defeating southpaws cago’s final two runs—all after day. She was three under per William Dooltttla, Sharon, 19 out. - YANKS-ANOEL8— ninth and walked {finrii bitter Tomas Koch of Brazil, Torben two were out. at that point. holes. The victory left Oilcago five Roger Marls tagged five hits Chuck Cottier. Then Kennedy' Here ’n There Ulrich of Denmarl^ Billy The hitting heroes for the games back o f the Orioles, who for the Yankees Including the connected for the ■victory. Don Brewer, general manager Knight of Britain and Abe'Se- of the Charter Oak foottell GENE MORIARTY gU o f South Africa. team, re{x>rts that it will be No Hit Pitchers Are Rivals Milwaukee plays the Mets . . , "1 take every matxfli on Rs Roberts’ Condition Poor, necessary to pull In at least HAPPY? YOU BET— Old ’Timers Day at Yankee Sta merits,” McKinley said. "Right 7,(XM) jMdd admissions for all or left-handed, I Just take them Ty Cline of the Braves home games to break even this diiun haa been designated' for (A P )—p o r t a l Hoepltal, wfaere the St- as they come.” CHARLOTTE, N. C. wears a big grin and’ sestson In the Atlantic Coast Saturday, Aug. 8 . . . Ned Zaglio, I stock car racing driver Glenn year-old driver from Daytona McKinley’s only right-handed HIGH HIT ~ Billie with good reason. He is Football Conference .. . Barber fine Manchester H i^ swimmer, (Fireball) Roberts, who im- Beach, Fla., Is being treated for soccer playea and golfer, is a ■ylcUm was Terry Ryan of Jean Moffitt makes re But Jackson Gains Spotlight about to cross home Shop Quartet Night will be ob I proved after being B Angeles Dodgers have Gowdy and Ned Martin are the Legion on Road, Ken Johnson of Houston Joey Jay, who was touched for before and after—for • a 26-14 of the season and first nual Father and Son Gams at upset by downing Bhnerson 8-6, no-hitter disappeared when pitched no-hltters. L u t year, others—but Us description of one of the few to lose a no- only two hits. triumph over Mai Tool. Team Boston is listed Sunday before S-6, 6-3, 4-6, 6-8 tai a <|uarter Nellie Fox, the second igan up, there were three no-hitters hi in the National action on the field leaves much MtUr, fMMd Mtoh other. Jackson's one-blttw nw3e 2 Sit Robertson Park last night. the regulal* game with the final match. Return on Friday singled. the NL and three one-hitters. Ron Halderman had a perfect League. Twins. Sons of Red Sox play to be desired. So, who came okwer to p«r- him the sixth 10-game winner • • • * * e Mloianlley, wito (Mn’t lose a Johnson, meanwhile, never night at the plate for the -win ers will meet tbrir Dads in a •m MobT in the National League and put had a chance. Walt Bond drop GIANTS-METS— set enrouts to the 1068 crown, Bank on toe winning road, ners with five hits in as many special two-inning contest tm a Manchester’s American Legion liMwgr JMlnon «< the CMoago him hi an exclusive group of ped a fly ball hit by the Phillies’ Perry retired 19 consecutive tries. Mike Kilby also hit well Balls and Strikes had dropped five this year go miniature diamond. In the past, baseball team returns to the seven Nli pitchers who have leadoff hatter, Tony Taylor, and Mets at one stretch, brought for St. Mary’s while Sal Blbisi Hank Bau^r must be feeling ing into the semifinals. But hls hurled no-hlttens or one-hitten the novel attraction has resulted ware tonight against South H m Burning - Jotanaon du«l later in the inning added a his rcord to 8-3 and lowered his and Bill Liggett each had two in s barrel of laughs . . . Dave good these (toys, like he & d form bad improved since the SU M to nuit4rinUM at Houa- this aaason, surpassing the en throwing error while Joe Gaines earned run average to 1.85 as for the Toolmen. Seven o f St. when he played with the New start ot the tournament. vyinhome run support from Orlan St. Mary’s summer doing softball games In the material was wafer thin for Beaoh, OsUf., was ths only oth Tbs locals stubbed thalr toes is making sales historyl do Cepeda and Tom Haller. against South Windsor last n aaar aai iilnul It—the vtoUm of tdanddng the New York Mete 8-7, with a two-run single that 431 1 15 03—86 24 9 Bm Rao League. s major Isagus club, Bauer er JJM. aingtos hopeful after 5-0 on three hita as the Giants wrapped up the rally. Mai Tool No. 2 « • « * ssrved hia apprentlceaUp sa a Nanoiy Rlohey o f Daltoa lost her ■weak and lost, 6-0, Dennla Mur Bb m a m ia 'llia it lad to liHra BRA YES-CARDS— aura and an 8-1 PWladelphta remained one-haif game in 350 8 1 02—14 12 14 ooach first and is now manag- women’s quarter final match phy aptamlhg a shutout Bktoar OVBS-REDS— Hank Aaron collected four H a ld e r m a n and Kilby; Short Stuff Ug the first plaoa Baltimore Murphy or Jim Neeciham Is ax- Hotoiy. front o f the Fhillles. Milwaukee ’Tuesday to Australia’s Liesley and so are our ^ Jackson, 10-5, allowed qnly hits for the Braves, Including a Thurston and Liggett. ’Talking with Dick Stuart of Orioles. Baltimore wanted a ’Turner 6-3, 6-4. pepinch hitter Ty B>e Red Sox recently produced hard-nosed manager and it got Miss Moffitt crushed Mrs. Ooach Porter Bllnn'a chk> whUe aon bad a perfect game for aix other game scheduled. field as he outdueled Jay, 4-4. Cline clinched it for Milwaukee DUSTY lEAGUE a laugh. The first baseman, not one In the nigged ex-Marlne... Ann Haydon Jones of Britain Duke Hutchinson is toe Ukety agafaiat Cincinnati and • • • * Jay became the loser wh (n the with a two-run homer in the All the scoring in last night’s noted for his defensive skills, Wouldn’t i t ^ great for base S-8, 6-8 and gained a semifinal local starter. whrfttea y had started ttiink- raiLS-OOLTS— Cubs scored in the sixth on a eighth. It was Cline's first game at Mt. Nebo was Jammed was rittlng on a stool In front ball if Baltimore and SWladel- riot Weetatesday opporite de- IViday Bight Mianobester ra- lag tmttoualy o f a n o^ iter. Running, knocked out hi his- walk to Dick Bertell, Jackson's homer of the season and tagged phia wound up In the World Se into five half Innings as W y of hls locker. A vlsitix' noted fetider Margaret Smith of Aus huna homa to battle Ouveulsyr ■ a aoidifeii’t get post ttie neoct last start Friday, posted his sacrifice and a single by Jimmy Cardinal reliever Roger Craig ries? ’This guy still Ukas^ the man Oil edged the BA Club, Biree round tflack and blue tralia. ait M t Nebo at 6 (/olook. haittes. Pete Rosa, leading off lin t victory sinoe his June 31 Stewart with the loss. Yankees In the American 10-9. mariu on Stuart’s thighs. Asked Maria Bueno of Brash, seek MORE-CAR- Trailing after five Innings, League and his choice in the how tt hapi>ened, Stuart replied: ing to regain the title she won Wyman’s came up with four "One ground ball!” And he National — Cinclonati — could in 1969 and I960, plays M^s scores ifi the fifth to -win It. vrasn’t kidding. Just for the rec still wind up on top, irith a C ub Hurler Tried to Loosen Up Teammates Lee Bergamini, Bill Calhoun ord, Stuart has committed 10 little luck and a few more vic ’Turner in Wedneeday's other and Norm Lutzen were the bat errors to date, a total matched tories.. .Major league baseball eemlflnal. ting leaders for the ■winners. ^ Joe Peifltone of the Yankees. {flayere get $160 each season AMERICAN LEAGUE Jack Hanley and Jim Prior for endorsing bubble gum con CoUvlto (17). Atolettos; Yas- PER-DOLLAR The latter is considered the SCORES GOT BETTER paced the loser Who outhit W y finest man at bis position on de tracts. . .'UnlonvlUe’s (xmtribu- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — In tTsemald (9), Red Sox; Kenne Jackson Thought of Gem dy (7), SeuBton; X-MoNertaeff man’s, 16-11. fense in the American League; tlon to the major laegues, Dick an effort to .Paltimore 1 dugout and tcrid the boys to the charmed circle was Elks ...... 1- 6 .143 ond only to toe Olympics. cord his 10th victory in 16 Kansas City 2, Boston 1 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE *0 get me some runs be- 18-13 with St. Louis in Police A P irt ...... 1 6 .143 For Rookie of Year Honor 3vant to beat them real had. decisions. Chicago 12, Cleveland 8 Two three-run Innings al They -toink toey’re better than eauM rm not oven a Biut- '1 threw Rose a slider 1960. Sensational Offer outfielder below... get the second tire for ed perfect ball and hurled NEW YORK (A P )— Willie Smith, the rookie batting Hannan 1-6 or Danfels 6-4) at RBI’s to pace the ■winners. Bill Tony Conigliaro in the first rank er because of his desire. He acts Tomezuk; Frovenoal, Mmnford world’s best sprinter, is toe only Ibe Cubs to a 1-0 victory sensation of the Los Angeles Angels, has been hammer 'CSilcago (Horlen 4-5 and Buz- ..Barry added a triple and two with Oliva. like he wants to play. and Maher, Provencal. man to run toe 100-yard dash In one-hnif that price! over the Cincinnati Reds. ing away at enemy pitchers as if he doesn’t have a care hardt 6-4), 2, Twl-N. singles in the KJ-hlt assault. "And he’s the kind of kid who 9.1, and holds ■ toe Indoor 60 Thursday’s Games "It’s Just too early to pick a can look bad on two straight NATIONAL LEAGUE yaid record at 6.9. He Is this The only hm Jackson need (No report was i^eived from Rookie-of-the-year, ’ ’ Cronin i said in the world. " Cleveland at Detroit,. N. pitches and knock the third right Backing G re g -Johnston’s country’s beet bet to regain loot ed came on a run-scoring the Mt. Nebo game.) In reviewing the general youth A ctually, the weight In hisr prompted his installation as a Los Angeles at Baltimore, .N. out. of sight.” strong four-hit hurling -with a Olympic sinint 8U{>remacy. single by shortstop Jbn heart is heavier than in his bat. Green Manor 022 003 x— 7-10-0 movement around the circuit Stewart in th'e sixth inning. regular. Kansas City at New York, Conigliaro was hurt crashing solid attack,'Moriarty Brothers - The husky, 190-pounder pulled The youngster Joined the An Elks ___ ... 000 000 0 - 0 - 2-4 which pleases him so much. toppled Nassiff Arms, 10-1, last Stewart, who also doubled ','Playing regularly is the best 8 p.m. into'a wall in Chicago last week, a'm iucle In hls left thigh while 1 BLACKWALLS : WHITEWALLS | gels last April 28. Two weeks Robert ai^d Richter; Hughes Oliva is the Cuban-born left- night at Buckley Field. John In the first, accounted for thing that could have happened Minnesota at'Boston, 2 p.m.' and Kleinschmidt. but is ready to return to action. winning toe 100-meter dash In 1 Tubelsss 1 later he learned that his home Only Games £[cliedu1ed. handed hitter who used his ston fanned 12 along the way. toe AAU national championship 1 Tubolsts IiTubs-typsI 1 Tub«*hfP* i ^ of Chicago’si hits off to me,” he said. "This way I’m In naming other rookies who in in M ki Annisttm, Ala. had been — i -- -- brother’s passport to enter the Bill Sproul led the -winners M 2wl in 2mT able to keep my mind off it for have shown well, Cronin noted at New Brunswick N.J. last Un* tirt* Ura* Ura* Ura* Ura* fcy- burned to the ground by sus ALUMNI JUNIOR.S United States and since" has with a homer and a single. Ron Sn* Sn* After Jackson had re^ a little bit, anyway.” NATIONALS LEAGUE special strength at second base weekend and announced he iras pected segregationists. Fortu Willie posted a 14-2 record W. L. Pet. OB With 'Whltey Jenkins turning taken the league by storm. He including Don Buford of Chl- Simonian added two more hits skipping this week’s Olympic $18J0 IMS — $22.40 $UJ0 — — tired the first 18 Reds in nately, his, wife and two little in another good pitching per for the winners while Mike Mc order be started thinking with a 2.11 earned run percent San Francisco ..45 28 .616 — v recently lost the lead in the bat ago, Boston’s Dalton Jones, trials In favor of toe meet iritta 6 .5 0-13 2$.00 10.00 — — 1L7S — r * , eons, aged three and seven PhlladelphU. . .4.1 27 .614 V, formance, the Red jSox defeat ting race he had held virtually Donald had two hits and scored Russia’s best in Los Angeles seriously of a no-hitter and age at Syracuse last year and Bobby Knpop of Los Angeles, 7.5 0 -1 4 S.65 U.32 — X.U 13.07 ■ — ■ .t- months, were visiting Mrs. won a trial with the parerit Ti Pittsburgh ....38 32 .M3 S'/i ed the Tigers, 7-1,! at Charter all season. ( Dick Green of Kansas City and the lone run for Nassiffis. July 25-26. possibly a perfect game. — Smith’s, mother at the time. gers. Returned to Syracuse at Cincinnati ...... 38 .34 .628 8(4 Oak Park. The game at Keeney "Oliva hits them everyplttce Pedro Gonzales of the Yankees Moriarty’s 202 60x—10 6 0 The first two finishers in the 8 .0 0 -1 4 '25.W 12.97 f— — 29.45 14.72 — "For the first time in my St. went Unto an 8xtra inning Nasslff’s 000 100— 1 4 1 ■fe I really felt I had a The youngster Joined the An the start of the 1964 season, he Chicago ...... 36 34 .507 8 and anyplace,” Cronin said. "He who "can play almost any AAU meet were named to^the 8 .5 0 -1 4 2$.45 M.22 — — 31J5 15.97 — — Milwaukee . ,...36 37 .493 9 before the Whit Sox edged the . Johnston and Sproul; McDon gela last April 28. Two weeks was acquired by the Angeles in has a kind of a sweep swing like where.” 6 .7 0 -1 5 22.6S "il.3 2 $19.05 $9.52 '26J5 13.07 $22.55 $iiJ7 later he learned that his home a trade for Julio Navarro, a St. Louis ...... 36 .38 .486 9s Angeles ....34 .38 .472 lO'/i Jenkins fanned 12 and allow 7.10-15 2S.K 12.97 24J0 12JL0 Houston ...... 36 40 .467 It ed only two hits while team- AMERICAN LEAGUE B.i^.SEBALL HEROES burned ; to the ground. Smith ” 1 did some pinch hitting at -Ill'll fJO vriF n Syracuse Idst year and batted New York ...... 22 M .289 24(4 mate Dale Ostrout slammed a A’s Gain Split of Series, Four runs in the first inning said hi* family told him that Tuesday’s Results three'-run homer. Dan Barlow were all that Was . needed at. 3553312E E E ESI PITCHING— Larry Jackson, suspeoted segregationists were .386,’! said Willie. "Rlgney knew of this andlused me as a pinch Milwaukee 6, St. Louis 4. went all the way to gain credit IVaddell Field hut Police A Fire [B.20-15 L n m a a Oshs, allowed only one base involved. In Anniston, Fire Chicago i, Cincinnati.,0. for tjie White Sox win. Bill added another pair in the third nssiiLt — Pete Roee on a lead- Chief J'ames Ballcud said no hitter with 'the Angels> Tough Twins Next for RSox PLU'j TAX ^ NO HAUL IN NULil 0' “ One day he said to me, ‘Do Ran Fiahclsco 6, New ;^ork 9. Bloking had three hits for the and went on to down DiUon o ff Biiigla hi the seventh liming segregatiioinists were involved PhUadelphta 8, Houstop 1, N. ■winners while Joe Olcavage Ford, 6*2, last night. •-siMle winning his lOih game, you think you can play the out “■"'I and blaihed the fire on apparmt field?’ Only Games Schedul' had two of the Yanks’ five safe “ BOSTON (AP)— Maybe ttf Drabow^y, who has been ' Lee Pearl went thS route -toi o ver d ncinnatl. carelessnees. Ballard said there Today’s Games gain the -victory. He allowed "I told him I had no- experi ties. was the heat, the pitching treated rather luflUndly by the . BATnNG — Roger Mnrte, was no evidence of foul play. St. Loiiis (SadecU 8-6 tr Sim' but two! hits. Steve Firii^ Ken The Comet boom is on! That’s because people are finding out you get m m Tsakees, eoUeoted five Ute In ence there but I’d do anything {Moweas of Moe DrabowMcy and Smith,'' dubbed "Wonderful mons 8-6) at Milwaukee (Fiseh- 'ALUMNI BASEBAIX. Red Sox ^ s year, Chut them Tedford and Biiw Maher were f firestone dooMeheader wveep to stay in the big leagues.” Wee Stock oyr the antics of 4-8, S-f Willie” even before hie created a er 6-4), N. out on oo^ hit before tiring in the batting leaders with two over Los Angeles Angela, hlt- ' In his first outfield start. Five nuts in the first inning Shortstop Wayne Causey. with a Comet A fuH-sized family car that seats six aduKs. PlOMeii d m - stir with his batting exploits In Smith rapped a home run— Phllaidelphla (Bennett 1-4) at the sixth. Stook came on after eatfli for the winners. Fish and Safety Champion Nylon tB^; his ISth homer hi nlghtoap Ix>s Angeles (Koqfax 10-'4), N sparked Nassiff Arms to a 8-5 More than likely, it was a Doug Fayle of Dillon’s each, tsr decisive run. ^ e majors, kept this secret to against his former Tiger team- win over Fire A Police last oombination of aiU three yester Drabowsky had walked two biMy. A greet resale value record A car Hied: ooels less than, 5 out a t l(imself until recently when a Chicago (Ellsworth 10-6) at had a! homer. A fijvoritc rephicement (itc... built mates. Then, against Washing night at Mt, Nebo. Miark Ware, day wheh the Kenaas City Ath batters and (imited Boston to columnist brought the tragedy Clnclnhati (Purkey 3-6), M. P A F 402 000—6 9L 2 ton, he single-handedly disman letics gained a two-game seriee one Wt the refrt of the way. for Extra Safety ana Extra Miioayel (xxnpetitors. Come on in ahd let’s see how much we can shave off the sug* to light. , New York ^(Stallard 6-9) at who went the distance on the Dillon*s 001 100—2 9 8 tled the Senators’ staff, winning Manager Johnny Pesky ex- aasmaasasoaeBi “I don’t think I've had a good Houston (Farrell 10-2), N. mound for the 'win, also led his split with the Red Sox by edg Pearl and Tedford; Fayle, MifJ K lU f rubl)er i -'iV (■•fi.i t.nJb ’ i ' - games three straight nights with club at bat with two hits. Dick ing Boston 2-1. I plained Drabowsky’s sudden efr Miller-and Hea)y, Landsbeig;. gested price. Get more car for your dollar’-this month, this weelt tomonfowl ■ night’s sleep cVer since my wife key hits, including two home Pittsburgh (Veale 7-6) at San FOX OROVE f(n OAtrj called me six weel^s ago to tell i runs and a triple. Francisco (Marichal 10-3). Oobb singled twice for FPs. • The Minnesota Twins prom-; fectiveneas against his charges HEAT PAL Thur^ay’s Gaines Nasslff’s ...... 501 110— 8-9-4 —particularly Dick Stuart who NO LIMIT GUARANTEE ::UpPf ‘ .tMhtfucti'.j'i 'I ’l . F-- t* - tl»‘.! 1 me..-what had..happened,” said “ Nobody-was - ■ more vsurprised ise a more offensive obetaole COUNTRY CLUB < iti J l'0(J y 1:1'- Willie. " I ’m just crazy with wor St. Louis at Milwatikee. Fire A Police . . 300 100—5-5-7 ■when they move int& jfenway has hit the Kansaa City right h hoBoied by thoMieode than I was,*’ he said. r l always ■ msmt S t. ry about her and the kids. Philadelphia at Los' Angelea, Batteries: W»,r« and Kusmlc- Park" tonight for the fihst o f a hander rather hard this season Sports Schedule sadtoasnadsafHMSMi TENT HEATERS felt I could hit but \ I never N. ♦ "They’re staying with her classified myself as a dong ball kas; Oobb (1), MtiMlUlan and two-game seriee wHh the Red — by noting ^the "stuff” Dra mother now. I tidk '(o uny wife Chicago at Glnoinnati, N. . Flta^enald. bowsky had (m his pitches. tuts IS THE 10 GET IN ON THE CaEr BQIII illD SMQ , | VBOM sW e MN* hitter.’! ‘ New 'xoA jat Houston, Mh | So*. , bH the. time and I keep pleading Wedneedayi July 1 . MHDiAT; JULY M Pittsburgh -at San FranoMoo. MinneMta feat'uree three of Both he and Stook kept the with her to bring the kids up to the beetllxitters in the league Boston'(batters hitting into the Green Manor vs. Auto Parts, Los Angeles. Bqt she'ji a home 81 MILUON A DAY BARE-FOOTED AGE 6, Buckley. t B qIm — Chcirg« i.. liohy Oll'va, Bob Allison and dirt sad popping up. No less AS Dagr — $2.00 ShdpA I •19.95 ^ 1 and doesn’t'care much for LOUISVTLIE, Ky, (AP) -- NEW LANDMARK GREENSBORO, N. C. (AP)— Harmon Killehrew, with Allison than |16TM Box batters popped Sears vS. Peck Lumber. 6, ■ A # Hglh school student Johnny Gil Waddell. wirii big city ways. She wants to stay BEACH HAVBf^ N. J. (AP) — and Oll'va standing 1-2 among up foir outa and Stuart was With her folks.” Yachtsmen, fishermen and com lespie {flaying golf at the guilty three tk^es. Oilers vs. Norman’s 6, Ver Gresnshoro Oountry Club when the leag3ie hitters and m ile- planck. Weekend Ratee; The 36-yearrold lefi-handed mercial boat operatora off the ItarfPVooMMMtUAIIANTUptfrMM ■ ^ " " . RIARTT BROTHERS. Incu ' ' ’ - hitter has been laveraging hotter pari-mutuel handle for 19 days southern New Jersey coast havb his Mt began to hurt. Bo, he bre^ aetUng a torrid home ran Carf ninth Bantly’s'vs. Htfd. NaUoBal, 6, 9 Holes — $1.60 Nattiff Arms Co. than .380 evert since Manager was $19,780,557, up about $9.6 a new landmark this summer. took off 1^ shoeg and rfayed pace with 96, ‘ home run of tha season. Into Mt. Nebo. ; , AU Day fS.00 THURSDAY a 0 1 ^ 5 GBNTBA tTRBET--4iANGQS&TKE ' \ ■■ ■ (■ ■ Bill Rignoy lostUod him In the. million over spring of 1963. It’g a 300,000-gailon welded steel hare-footed. On tiM 100-yard ' But yesterday Bm adage the oenterfleld bleachers Jn the Lincoln vs. Police A Fire, 6, Prs PAVE BIELO0Y pbout defense and pitching \ AND outfield last 14.-A|, pinch About one-fourth the hahdle was water tank and risas 140 faat todrd hple Jotanrf made a hole- ninth, was the only ball hit Weat 8lds.» . , i « bL 019-8819 bitting surge fa which he ban tm recorded ao Xentuckg Derby Into tha air. Ilia old tank, haiK -T Iren tee aiiab waWng a erinnliig %/ma atood bud in Bbs Mr hr tbs Itod ftac Mai Kwl Mo. 9 ks. BraBsts, nUDAY M M i htta In M ttanse at hat Is 3tM, haa baa> diamanttad. gMam U m I M : • :U , Robeii^tsoii. M ! ■ i I -I 4 ■ • -X ' /rr m m
MANCHEST&R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 00NN« WEDNESDAY, JULY L 'ld M J . . ^ PAGE MJiNCBS&T&L EVENING HERAI^. ICANCHBSTER.’ OONN, WEDNESDAY. JULY 1, 19M Wanted To Rfint Lota For Sate ’ 73 fiottaga For Sak 72 Hoosm For Bale 72 Bonsfli For Sato 72 Wanted— ^Roal'Efltate 77 Apartments—Fla to— WANTBD-6 or 4 bedroom sub PAUL J. CXJRRtMTl Agency 16 THERE DU6HTA BE A LAW By FAGALX and SHORTEN DittBonda—Watahes— MO, C O V E N T R Y -- Custom SO. WINDSOR ranch—6 bed Ea s t wiNDSORr-$i7,ooo's-va- PRINOSrjON STREET - Elva Lodge Has Gonfidenci^ “ Jewelry 48 ■ ItaMOiMito .13 urban home, by transferred juUttrooloois^ ranch, paneled rooms, 9 baths, fireplace, mod cant ranch, must sell, des room Ciq>e, with ideal floor wants your hbme. You want It DI6N OONSTRUenON—Roof- executive. ^ One year lease. room, many au em ritchen with Urcb cab- perate. Mortgage la $16,400 or an 'Which Includes a 38’ IiV’> sold -w s will seU it CaU 6a- WATCB AMD, JHWMLRt^rto THRBB ROOM a f artmant, Mid-August occupancy. Write thentic details, ■ plcturas(xue sc, payments $127. ’Tremendous g room with center fireplace 6868. Ing, Mdii^, alterationi, ceil M r s . C M lB U M aA dRiP ON INC ^MILV U n til i t c o m e s t o q l a d - r a o s f o r . tnsts, attached garage, cen S palriBg. Piompt aerrlee. Up to BcrteiMd pottth, atara and rs- Bex 66, Town House Motel, acres. HAyes Agency, 64lilM08. assumptUm hers. Let’s hear and maximum wall space^ for ings, gutters imd aluminum tral air condlUoninf, wuminum HAVE BUYERS waiting tor On Viet Nam Oufloolkl CLASSIFIED wlndoWB. M-ISOS, fa-0696. CLOTHING f U D ^ IS •nONTER THAN A BRATlNEUA'S OOLLV- $90 Ob your old watch In trafia. frtgarator, hot water, hiat, Wethenfleld. combinations, AlSJWO. PhU- your offer. T. J, Crockett, mal dint n 8 chair NEVtf GIRDLE - Ctoaad Moodaya. F. B, Bray, alectricity and gba laohidad In Realtor, 8a-1877. tall, spa S M J L jJ , formica homes In Manchester area. Ust brick Ageney, 649-9464. yours now. Char-Bon Real Es HERI>i A SEACH. m Main Sfraet, State TlMatar rent. Rsfersness requlrad. Oall oenmtera rge bed-, . ♦ Lodgf also, by impUe(rtloa,< Boatnege Propotjr SU M M E R V a l u e s tate, 6 a -0 6 8 8 . (Oonttanad train Page One) again chided Francs tor advo’’ BID WELL a m m o and roofing. ANCWfPORTINlRrf ROBE FOR Hntkllng. 84841648. MAjtfCHEMTBRj RANCH — 3 rooDM and hath upitairs, walk- 64SA>79, 8T0A109. For Sfilg 70 years lOUANVMtN O0TI ohlt s s - s f .' ferred. White Box T. Herald. Cape, convenient loca problem by peaceful means.’-’ Products 60 rooms With two offices, sep tion, garage, nice back woodwork, aluminum windows, RARE FIND- verton Agency, Realtor, 649- munists. 8 AJl. to 6 PAL Ropflng and ChlmiMya 16*A arate mtrance, suitable for REAL ESTATE yard with fireplace. doors, and awnings, attached 3818. Lodge declared the United PICK YOUR OWN strawber- SIX ROOM duplex, oentraSy lo business or proteaslonai use. States "must work for effective "If so-called "neuttaUam’ hafr R o o n it a - cated, July 1, eduMa, write garage. 621,900. Phllbrick MOVE RIGHT IN! Have aasurance of experienced been appUed to France at any! COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. palrlna noto at an htanlB. aaw ilM, 96o quart, bring own oon- phllbrick A g ^ y , 640-6464. 16,800 Attractive 8 room Co Agency, 649-8464. $12,800—Owner asking for im service. Call Realtor, Stanley supervision” of South Viet tainer, Volpl Road, Bolton. Box P, Herald. ______mediate s$le. Ranch, garage, Nam’s borders with North Viet time between 1940 and 19M,” ^ MONDAY Thra fS lD A X lO M .AJM—8ATDBOAX • A.M. tooto, n tta r work, chtanaaya lonial; 1% baths, flr*- Bray, 643-6278. V 44,000 8Q., FT. PLANT 28 miles SUBURBAN Manchester-Beeu Thou^tfully planned cus beautiful Vmoded lot. Financ Nam, Cambodia, and Laoa to Lodge said, "the German Army, eleaaed, repaliad. Ahnntanmi Mst of Hartford, 6 miles off place, tres shaded lot. would have remained ta oceupa> siding. 90 yean* axperlfoee. DUPLEX, 8 rooms, redeoeeat- Excellent location. tifully tailored 8 room ranch; tom built spacious 6 room ing can be arranged. Wesley R. stop the Communists from vlo- GREEN BEANS — Start your W£bur'Cross. Good labor area. Space tor a variety of room home. Ebicloeed breezeway. Smith Agency, 6U-1667. tton of France. PLEASE READ YOUR AD Ftm eetimates. Can Bawl«y, ed, sdulta only. 84941081: MEMBER MUL-nPLE laiing them in moving supplies canning eaiCy. E Angal Street. 18 acres plus lake, free water 17,866 New 8 bedroom L- purpoees including 6 bedrooms. 2-car garagfe. Desirable lo and reinforcements into Sodth ‘"Thoee of us who hava always I at *^Hit ASt* a n tekeii over tka phone m s Ns-gm. oiAom. (XJLONIAL, 4 bedrooms, only 3 USTING THREE ROOM apartmsnt for and power, low taxes. Plant tiiaped ranch, attached It’s New. It’s Modem. So cation. Delightful land Viet Nam and in making attacks wanted a strong Franca and w te «MV«ataMe. TIm edvertfeer ehoiild tend his nd the FIB8T years old. Lavatory in ma.ster RAT’8 ROoVtNO OO.-ahingle rent, refrigerator, stows and like new. ' Will sell or Jesse. breezeway and garage, there wiU be no fuss with scaped lot 140x150, with on that country. are glad-that France la strong^ :OAT R APPKAB8 end REPORT ERRORS In ttane tor llie roofs, gutters, built-up rora, Hoosel^ld Goods 51 $8,000 down. Owner 742-8626, 30 foot Uving room with fix-ups. It’S a new area and fieidstone fireplace and bedroom and downstairs. Fire heat, $00. eXose to Parkade, WE BUY HOMES,_ land, farms, _ He said proper supervision of | today would have opposed ‘neu-i MOrt Inunllfin Ik e Hemld is responsiblt> for only ONE Inoor- rogf and chimney repairs, Ray available August 1. Call 8M- eve. 742-8090. fireplace, tamily sized you’ll have nice new neigh patio for summer outdoor place. Fully air conditioned. 'raet or emitted huertton for say advertisern«nt and then only TWO TELEVISION sets, one This is a clean, attractive i ^ ‘'if*the” prlce Is^right you' borders is einential for end-1 trallsm’ tor a Franca oecupUfi Jadkaon, 643-8320, Ray Haga- 6802. kitchen with dining area, bors In the future. Wolverton living Chty water, seVrer. get Instant action and ' all l"K aggression In Viet Nam and by a hostile army in the 40e» te the mcleiit at m "nmhe food” buertlcn. Errors which do not 17” O ^ ey table model $25; MANCHESTER Vicinity—Route Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Plaster walls. Copper tub home. 160x200 wooded lot. Sub aow, 649-3214. one E ” Zenith console with $186 down FHA, cash. (Jail Jack Chaplin. 643-' lot achlevthg peace In Southeast ■ just as we oppose 'neutraUsm' leneSB tte Tnloe of the ndvarttaemeiit win not be eorreeted by l a r g e one room iqiartmeat, 8. (Commercial property, in ing. Hot water heat. Storms. urban.. Price $32,000. Your "iinilin feed” Insertion. m ce commander 400, $76. stove, refrigerator, hot water. come $300, much greater po- 19,760 New Dutch Colonial, 4 MARSHALL RD. — For better Screens. Asking $24,500. smaller home taken In trade. 9442, 'Samuel M. Lavitt Agen-! Asia. He did not say how the for a Viet Nsun which, thouglf Botii in good condition with Inquire. Marlow’s, 867 Mata St. . tential, $19,900. Trade conrid- bedrooms, 1% baths, living try this 6 room Cape Glenn Roberts Agency, Real cy, MLS Realtors at Vernon' »up«rvision might be achieved. not oceupied in the same aenaer Heating tuid Plumbing 17 mahogany cabinets. 849-8047. ered. Agent, 6a-9428, 247-1766, laundry area, formal on for size. This is a fine home tors. 644-1621. a rcle , 643-2158, 875-6297. There has been speculation that Is under hostile attack in tiid COLONIAL HEIGHTS Apart 742-8664. dining room, entry foy in a good neighborhood. Priced H. B; GRADY, BROKER the United States might ask the 00s. And, one might add, JuaC DIAL 643-2711 ments—4Vi rooms, taohideB to sell at $16,800. Jarvis Real BOLTON CENTER — Spacious PLANNING TO SELL your United Nations to undertake the , as we oppose ‘neuttaUam’ for ASSORTMENT at good used er and center hallway, NEW INSTAtXATTONa and re heat, hot water, Hotpotat ap 24 foot living room wlUj ty Co., Realtors, 648-1121, 5a-8000 split, 7 rooms, finished rec property? Call Joseph Barth, task. i Berlin.” „ ■* pair work. GMI 643-1774. rangee. 648-8068, • room. garage, close to Broker. 640-0320. e pliances, private cellar, patio Land For Sale 71 fireplace, large family Eves., Call Cari Zinsser, 6a- * and partting. Off East Center sized kitchen. FHA min 0038. churches, school, and library. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ^4% ACRES tor sale opposite ■$21,500. Louis Dimock Realty, Another permit w«a 0 v « n tor FROM OUR BANK ■ St. Rent lltB- monthly. Oall imum down. MANCHESTER Green Ranch— Legial Notice Andover Franklyn and Mereyll Fllr| Tm riilt Reachfig Oar Advertiser? Radio-TV Repair 640-4436, 640-6644, 640-0944. . lake. Marion Ediund Real Es RANCH — EIGHT rooms. South Vacant, 8 rooms, garage. 1^1. °4B-9B38. FOR UNPAID BALANCE tate, 289-4619, 644-0414. 27,500 Luxury 4 bedroom con Windsor, one full and two half Clough, Blrrti Dr., for a gan fi* Services 18 I iivvi 1, 2 OR 8 YEARS TO PAT! baths, wooded setting. T h is'' ^ AT A COURT o r PROBATE held WE HAVE cuatomera waiting temporary ranch in baths, modem kitchen with at Oorentry within and for the valued at $1,000. START PAYING home is worth your inspection. Assigned to lU p > M-Hear Aetweriag Service for the rental of your apart prime location, 2 baths, built-inSr dining room, 4 bed Wesley R. Smith Agency, 6a- Vernon Diitrict of (Coventry on the 39th Voters Unit OONNIB’a TV and Radio Berv IN AUGUST Houses For Sale * 72 rooms, fkmily room, 2-car ga day of June. 1964. Ensign /tilen Rice 'xale 1T| lee, available aU hours. BaUa- ment or home. J. D. IteaMy, 2-car garage, beautiful 1667. - Present, Hon. Elmore Turklnxton, BusiiieaB Opportonitiea 32 Help Wanted—Male 36 Bituations Wanted— 8 ROOMS FURNITURE 6a-6120. acre lot. A must to see. rage, lot 100x306, owner wants of Boston Hill Rd., who was (aotioB gnarantead. OaU 649< .$9.86 MONTHLY $8,600 — WELL KEPT 6^ room CUTE, COMFY, COZY Judze. Free to Heraid Readers F e m a le 88 quick sale because of Illness, SLATER ST. — $17,900—4 bed Estate of Olive E. ballon, late Hear Talks commissioned recently by the la u . AVAILABLE — 8-bay service PART-UMB Oollectbr to collect Bedroom, Uving Room, Dinette, 671 HARTFORD ROAD, Man ranch, S bedrooms, attractive $23,500. Phllbrick Ageney, 649- (Justom 4-room Cape, lake of Coventry. In said District, de Yale University Naval Reeervd < dlttaig area, auturban. Owner room, 2 bath ranch, big lot, ceased. ffant Infommtlan on one at onr elsselfled ndvertlaenwnteT No station on heavily traveled on our' monthly established TEEN-AGER a v a 11 a b 1 e tor Rugs, Lampe, Tableb and Other chester. Crest, luxurious du 8464. privileges. Includes living Officer Training Corps Unit, haa Accessories, anxious. OarUon W. Hutehlns, J. D. REALTY no basement. Just over Town The Administrator c.t.a having mmmmmr mt the telephone Ustedf Simple enll the Route 8, Andover, Oonn. Call route, average earnings $26 weekday babysittiiv during plex apartments, H i romps, line, opposite new golf course. room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, made written application to said By Members been assigned to the USS Alba{ Millinery, Dreaamaking 19 Hartford 378-0000. After 6 p.m., werttly. Write Box H, Herald. July and August. Oak Julie EVBRYTHING-$928.78 IH baths, G.E. kitriien, range, Realtor, 6494^ TWO FAMILY, centrally locat Court. In aooordance with the 618 Center Bt. Manchester T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 6 a - family room, patio garage, statute, (or an order of sale of -the tross out of Sasebo, Japan. # EDWARDS caH National 8-7198. Eells, 649-8971. refrigerator, Venetian Mtads, ed with garages. Other multi breezeway. Only $10,500. Yale, son of Mr. and ICra. AB Me c h a n ic , experienced, own $31,000—RED HOT, ,.^st on the 1677. whole or part of the real vestate DRBSSMAKINQ, alterations, 8 ROOMS FURNITURE carpeted staircase, oeutral, 6a-6139 ple families available. O i ll to Call Ann Hunter 649-3095, described tnerein. it is ordered that The meeting on Monday eve len Rice Yale, received a B.a I to(48, references. Call 6a-6449 market, big 4-bedroom co ANSWERING SERVICE" repairing, socks darned, alp- $10.16 MONTHLY aluminated paridng, basem ent day. Wesley R. Smith Agency, W(X)DBRIDQE ST. — $14,500— 649-5306. said aio>)loatlon be heard at the ning of the Andover League of degree at the recent commence* pers replaced, patches iq>- or 6a-0278. . IRONING done by the hour. WesUnghouse Refrigerator, liv lonial with all the extras. Rec ea-1667. Probate (Xflce in Cioventry. on the Women Voters, held at the storage, washer and dryers, plus another B zone lot for 9th day of July 1964, at 10:p0 ment ceremoniea at Yale Unif 649-OSOO — 875-2519 plied, aidrts diortened, cater Call anytime. 6a-0427. ing Room, Bedroom, Dinette, room, breexeway, 2-car ga home of Martha Roberts, was pleasing and pleasant loca rage, porch, awning(s, carpet MANCHESTER—^Deluxe 6 room $3,000. 7-room home. Big BARROWS & WALLACE o'clock In the forenoon; and that versity. - ing to expectants, little char- OPPORTUNITY Rugs, Lamps, Tables and Other tion. Rent reasonable. Tel. 840- SPLIT LEVEL—8 rooms, mod rooms, porch, garage, plenty notice thereof he Ktven, by pub- well attended. The interest and leave yoor message. Ton’ll hear from onr advertiser In Jig ing. Suburban, but in Town. ranch, 2 baths, 2-car garage, ern kitchen with bullt-ins, S Manchester Parkade Servtoa News ^ UM and small fry. 648-6003. GEb”ERAL cleaning - by day. Accessories 3666, eve. 6a-4362. of trees. Vacant. T. J. Crock Itehlnz a copy of thle order in the shown by the women there in Hiw» wtthoat spending all evening at the telephone. Have references. Call 643-0653 T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 8 « - family room, \ acre suburbim large bedrooms, dining room, Manchester—649-5306 Hancneeter Evening Herald, a Marine Cpl. LawrSnes P. An TERRY STEAM ett, Realtor, 6 a -1 6 7 7 . newspaper havlnz a circulation In dicates a very active pitigram derson son of Mr. and Mrs- between 9 and 6. FOUR ROOMS In newly redec 1677. lot. Hayes Agency, 648-4808. huge famUy room 21x23 with TURBINE EVERYTHING $297.84 6 --- said District, and by posthiz a for next fall. Thomas J. Anderson of Rt. 1. FOR AUTO S ROOMS FURNITURE orated 2 family house, second fireplace, 2 full baths, 2-car ga HILLIARD ST. — $18,900—plus oopv thereof on the public sign Myra Houle, president, pre Muvlng—^TmeUng^ CONCORD RD - Beautiful MANCHESTER — $14,000. Six rage, excellent neighborhood, post in the Town of (Toventry In is a member of the First Marine Lost and Foand Business Services <; First and Second $14.74 MONTHLY floor, heat and hot water in ranch, large Uving room, form room brick Cape, fireplace, another $3,000 for a B zone lot. WILLIAMS STREET said Dlstriot at leasf five d a n be sided and Introduced the chair Storage 20 Westing^ouse Washing Machine, clude. Nice neighborhood. $86. $83,900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- Neat home, 6 large rooms, Division n th Regiment, Third Offered 13 Shift Openings Situations Wanted— al dining room, ou ln et kitchen, garage, excellent condition, fore said day of hearing, and that men of the current i^ienda Battalion, Camp Pendleton, NOTICE ta hereby given that WesUnghouse Refrigerator, Bed’ Call after 4, 876-46M. 4464. porches, , tiled bath, garage. return be made to this- Court itema who briefly summarlBed MANCHB8TBR Deliveiy. Light MECHANIC Male 39 1 bedrooms, recreation room, trees, near bus, tiiopptag, ECONOMICAL LIVING Atteet Calif. The regiment is an artfl- * Optional Share Bowk No. 490 room, living Romn, Dinette, school. Carlton W. Hutemns, Worth Investlgrating. T. J. areas of study. TYPEWRITERS — Standard trucking and package deUvety. TURRET LATHES VERNON — FTve large xxxm landscaped yard. Msrton B. ELMORE TURIHNOTON. Judge. lery unit within the division. lasued by the Manchester Sav and electric. Repaired, over Dishes, Rugs, Lamps, ’Tables, Realtor, 649-5132. Crockett, Realtor, 6a-1677. Clean 1 family 4-4, new gas Martha Anderson spoke on de Refrigerators, waibers and Bun Oil Company has for CARPENTER desires work, $2 modem apartment, country Robertson. Realtor. 6a-696S. Airman 3-« Howard A. Swaa- ings and Loan Association, In- hauled, rented. Adding ma stove moving specialty. Folding hour. Call 346-9a7, 7-9 p.m. Blankets and OQier Accessories furnace, aluminum storms, velopment of hiunan resources, lease a 2-bay service sta ENGINE LATHES EVERYTHING $898.22 setting, heated garage, on bus MANCHESTER Ranch—^24’ Uv WE MUST SELL WEST SIDE—Cape, 8 rooms garage, sewers, bus line. ney, son of Mrs. -Gwendolyn eorporated, Iwus been loet and chines ^ t e d and repaired. chairs tar rent 649-0702. orCy. BOWERS SCHOOL—1 room full Papyrus Items Alwena Verprauskus on the Sweeney, of 17 Brown St, has tical hi Manchester, mini line, $100. monthly. 870-3800. shbd dormer (Jape, 4 or 6 bed ing room, fireplace, 8 lu g e dining room, 3 bedrooms ONLY $17,900. United Nations, l](artha Rob application has been made to Pickup and delivery service. >^BULLARDS graduated from the taclmlcal Yale Typewriter Service. 649- Price Includes Delivery, Setup, rooms, baths, garage, $16.- bedrooms, 1% baths, natural screened porch, rec rooni In erts on fair representation and Bald Aaaociatlon for payment mum Investment required, ROCKVILLE — 6 room i V/t Neat 8 bedroom ranch near school for U.S. Air Force vetar- 49M. Painting— ^Papering 21 Service. Guarantee Immediate 900. PhUbrick Agency, 649- woodwork, screened porch, basement. ’This Is a clean New Collection o f the amoimt of deposit. experience not necessary, RADIAL DRILL ment, $76. Call 649-4668, swimming and fishing. Ga ROBERT B. ANDERSON Jean Gasper on local Items inary neclalista at Gunter Air Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 Delivery or Free Storage Until 8464. fill basement, immaculate, house and very tastefully dec regional planning and town full 7 week training course 6«-7267 eve. rage, flreiUace, many ex Realtor IX>3T—Ledy’e brown rimmed LAWNMOWER eharpenlng; re PAINTTNO, EXTERIOR and taf Needed. $18,400. Phllbrick Agency, 649- orated. $3,500 down aseUmes For Yale Library charter needs for Andover. The Force Base, Ala. HORIZONTAL COCKER SPANIEL puppies, tras. Hugs lot. Aticing $16,- mortgage. Handy to schools, 596-0139 638-1776 He attended Rham lOA ■ glasses along Mather Street pairs, sales, rotor blades terlor, paperhanging, waU< available with pay, finan Phone for appointment EJXCE3TTONAL 4 room BSC- • MAHOGANY paneled 16x86 8464. foreign economic policy and BORING MILL beautiful llg^t buff, wonderful 000. WIU talk price. Owner bus, and shopping, $16,600 School. His father, Howard ▼. between Parker and Wood- sharpened; bicycle sales, serv paper removed, dry wall work cial assistance ! available. SAMITEL ALBERT ond floor apartment, e4| hot heated recreation room, pcftlo, water resources study groups ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, disposition, AKC registered. H. BEAUTIFUL paneled heated 6tt-0166. indlbrtck Agency. 649-8464. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Hie Sweeney, lives at T'AIMiy Dr., bridge. Please oefi 649-7092 Reasonable rates. Bank financ Hartford 247-0358 water baseboard heat, fire garage, room ranch, excel FOUR BEDROOMS . . .5? Yale UnivefMty Library has ac ■till have chairmen to be nanh^. 149 W. Middle Tunmlke, 649 ing arranged. Fully Insured. For further information CASTING CLEANER. C. Chase, Harmony Hilil Ken lent condition, only $16,900. family room on kitcItaB. $ bed' Hebron. anytime. See It Day or Night place, screens, storm wtadows, i GLASTONBURY—8 room house, Large family type ranch, sub- quired a coHectiqn of 140 Egyp Mildred Yale, chairman of fi 2098. Free esthnates. 649-9668, Jo call or writs nels, Bartment includes summer ertaminlng in detail the of the league but in sympathy km, John F. Bauaola, Ruth B. fred Amell, a06 Henry 8t., PET RABBITS—$1. eaob; oage, 6M-261S. exchange, BnterpiriM 1940. EIXTERIOR and Interior paint P.6. Box .71, East Hartford Maefainist must be abCe to um storms, enclosed carport, Agency, 649-8464. spacious rooms, alrcondltlon- collection which came to Yale with its aims did make contri Boekiis, Mm. M, Tlirtma Bow MajuAester, MS-O4B0. $6. 59 Wetherell St. Ing, ditfiwasheg, , disposal, ing. Wallpaper books. P t^ r- set-up and c$>erate from THREE ROOM aipai'tmeijt «iid basement, large lot, nice view. MANCHESTER—Vacant. Cape. as a gift of Edwin J. Beinecke butions this last year to make den, Miirjorie O. BramhaSi VACUUM CLEANERS, toasters, hanging. Ceillnga. EToors. Bully Miss Dondi—389-0391 COMPLETE MAPLE bunk beds, Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, AUTUMN 8T.-421,500. A swim range, mimy closets. 'Financing kuSfiELL’8 Barber Shop open blueprints. garage, 118 Mata fit, $300. 8 full rooms, for $14,9(X). Spot of New York. up the difference. Mrs. Yale Donnal L. Oarlbert, W . Johfi Irons, Uunps, drills repaired. Insured. Workmanship guar GROOMING and boarding, will $76. Call 649-6367. CITY OF VILLAGE 649-5132. ming pool goes with this neat no problem. Wesley R. Smith James T. Babb, upiversity 11 every day this w ^k. Closed coHlect and deliver. H. C. 640-6229, 9-5. less Interior, fireplace, big stated that there are indications Oarlecm, Mrs. Pearl H. Daley, Free estimates. Free pickup anteed. Leo Pelletier, 6404S838. Overtime plus liberal com colonlrt., 8 bedrooms, big porch, Agency, 6 a -1 5 6 7 . brarisuh says the collection Is that similar contributions will July 4. OpOT Thursday, July 9. Chase, Harmony Hill Kennels, $23,900—JUST U S ’TED, a three kitt^en, dining room, 8 bed Gerald Eaton, Tltomae H. llgan. and delivery. 029-3366. If no answer, 643-9043. , pany paid fringe benefits. BOLTON—Brandy St. deaoti- CHARM excellent condition. T. J. believed to be the laiY^Bt and be made for this year’s bud ESSO SERVICE station for Ccoivenient to Hartford- Bolton, 6a-6427. USED CHROME kitchen set, family. Two three-roomers on rooms. You can walk to Bow Also Mereyll Z. Pniitlougli, ful 4 room apartment, modem Crockett, Realtor, n a -1 6 7 7 . most Important of Its type to g e t YOU ARE A-1! Truck Is A-1! INTERIOR and exterior paint lease at Bolton Notch, High Springfield Expressway. reasonable. 649-0742. one floor, a five-rpomcr on MANCHESTER ers and High School. 36 Dur Mrs. Bbatrtoe C. FranMand, Personals BLACK MINIA'TURE PoodU conveniences, second floor, Rare opportunity to pur kin Street. Drive by if. Wol have changed hands ta the The high point of the eve Mrs. Agnes M. Fi'ledrich, Mrs, OeUara, attics, trash, small ing, wallpaper removed, fully ways 6 and 44A. Contact Mr. near new high school, suMaMe second. Good Income. Ebccel- MANCHESTER — Modem. Im trucking dorie A-1 right! Can ' insured. Rene Belanger, 648- Has charm, wlK travel to new chase an 8 room (Jolonial in Family Oape of 7 rooms In at verton Realtor, 649- United States. ning was a tape-recording. In Loretta GUI, J. Kenneth GiBet, D. Lothrop, 027-418$. for teachers. CaH 649-0T71 af- Ien{ financing available. T. J. maculate 8-bedroom Ranch .^ga The announcement of the ac ATTENTION Contractors! Any I 643-2928, Tremano Trucking 0612 or 644-0804. Terry Steam Turbine home, 6 weeks bid, 649-0600. SOLID Ma h o g a n y dtRing our most elegant neighbor Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. tractive Rolling Park. Fire 3813. troduced by Mrs* Shirley Mrs. Ruth M. CUnn, Mrs. Edith ■ber 6 p.m. hood. 2-car garage, large rage, 90x160 lot, basement, quisttion yesterday made no -Information appreciated re Service. room set, call 6a-6300. near all schools. Vin Bogginl, place. Near new school, swim Knowlton of Mancheeter, of K. Granon, Marion fi. Bataee, garding emplojTOent of Arthur wooded lot, many many un TWO FAMILY 5-6, extra build mention of the monetary worth Comer at Windsor A North MANCHES’TER—Sirst time of Bel Air Real Estate, ea-9332. ming pool, bus and riiopplng. talk on world trade made to a Wheeler H. Hess Jr., John t*. St. Pierre since beginning of HAROUJ A SONS Rubbish Re HAVE PAPERING boards—wffl Help Wanted—^Fonale 35 Main Sts., Hartford usual features. Low 40’s. Owner transferred. Price $15,- ing lot, ■'good Investment, for of the papyri. Live Stock 42 fered. 9 room stucco and frame League of Women Voters con Hoppman, John B. Hutohinaon. year. Please contact Stafford m oval-Cellars, attics, jrards. paper. Call 633-2473. HOTPOINT electric stove, 4 Insure your future happi English Colonial. 2>/i baths, ex $16,900—Off East Center St. Two 800. sale owner. 289-aiO. Among them are fragments SEAMSTRESS—Apply in per Purnislied Aimitmcnta 69*A vention in Washington, D.C., a Helen Jewett, M n. Mazfiaret B. Apdngs, overland 4-3762. Weekly or monthly pickup, An Bk}ual Opportunity Employer burners. Call 6tt-5770. ness. Call now. tensive formal gardens and story (Jolonial home, 2-car ga of an Egyptian hieroglyphic son, Marlow’s, 867 Main St., FOUR YEAR OLD Shetland VERNON—7 room Cape, 5 bed short time back by economist l^arold Hoar, 649-4034. Pony, cocoa brown with white THREE ROOM furnished apart beautiful lawns, two acres of rage, condition good, neighbor MADELINE SMITH Book of the Deal, dating from Jurovatjy, Dorothy B. XM d, Manchester. TWIN BED, box spring and rooms, 2 fuU baths, built-ins, political scientist, and writer Electrical Services 22 mane and tail, saddle Included, ment, Porter Street area, sec complete privacy. Hayes Agen hood excellent. Worth your In Realtor about 1300 B.C.; a Greek text Mrs. Becnioe H. Lambert CHAIN SAW work, trees re mattress, tufted heEidboard, storms and screens, assum- of Demosthenes’ oration ‘‘On Barbara Ward of England. Automobiles For Sale 4 $125. Call 649-8538. ond floor, $$110 per month. In WARREN E. HOWLAND cy. 643-4803. spection. Wesley R. Smith 649-1642 or 6 a -8 1 8 9 Alao Olarcnea B. Isumber^ moved, lots and roads cleared, FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt excellent condition, $40. 640- cludes all utiUtiss. Call 6a- sble mortgage with $1,000 the Bhnbassy” : two Ptolemaic She pointed out that the high Robert N. Littte, Mertto & service on all types at elec 7604. MLS Realtor ly Industrialized and wealthy Re e d c a r t tout credit turn- also bulldozed. Free estimates. SEWING MACHINE EXPERIENCED carpen FOR sa le;—Good saddle horse, 6940 for appointment. Avail LAKEWOOD CIRCLE—Colonial------down, $16,900. OaU Owner 64S- texts; and 84 Roman and R htadieon, Peter J. Mbaegfila, trical wiring. Licensed and in North Atlantic community of ad downl Short on down pay- 742-8096. ter. Forbes Inc. Call 649-0892. chestnut gelding. Excellent able July 1, 1964. 860 Main St., Manchester Cape with center hall, 8 large BOLTON — $21.500—Lovely co FOR SHADE and shelter, an 7996. zantine texts that are to0. .frielfuel from a storage an a. $200. Call anytime after 6, Street, Manchester. Apply Personnel Dept., foot. $12.50 up; 8 foot, $16.50 line .-Smith, Realtor, 649-1642, with full shed dormer, 5 years without equipment and in Household Services etementary and junior high stu up; delivered. W. Zinker, Pln- FURNISHED ROOMS, complete fully furnished apartment at Glendale community of fine 648-9249. 206 Newington Avenue, CUSTOM BUILT 3 bedroom or evenlngpi 648-8189. old. Birch cabinets, hatchway, ventory. , Additional land dents for remedial work in all Pick a job that others envy! ney Street, Elling^ton. 876-7148. Itaht housekeei>ing facilities, Oak Lodge, 257 Ttolland Tpke. homes. This is still under avallabls, seller Is anxious. Offered 13-A ranch, 2 baths, large living construction but you can’t many extras. Nearly one-half THUNDBRBmD, air con- subjects. 649-3130. ^ Be the successful neighborhood New Britain, Oonn. (jentrally located. Mrs. Dor $100 a month. Adults only. room, fireplace, kitchen with SHED DORMER — Large. Im- acre, high elevation. Large as Blaaily financed. RE WEAVING of BURNS, moth Representative for CARPETS a fright? Make them sey, 14 Arch Street, Manches 643-9171. ^ miss the handsome brick msMiUlate 6 room Cape, partial htioned, power steering and ■ . ------. II , built-lns, finished rec room sumable Oil. mortgage. FiiK brakes, dean throughout, new holes. Zippera repaired. Wln- AVON a beautiful sight with Blue ter. veneer front, raised hearth, recreation room, patio, beauti Bonds-^tocks— with fireplace and bar, at generous moldings, and price $14,900. Ellsworth Mitten tires. Must sell—^have com . dow shades made to measure, Cosmetics and earn liberal com PART-TIME GUARDS — Bhre- Lustre. Rent electric sham tached 2-car ; garage, large fully landscaped, school, bus, Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. Mortgages 31 pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. THE THOMPSON Houpe, Cot pleasing layout, $22,600. afiopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, L a w r e n c e f . f ia n o pany car. Call after 8:30, 649- all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys missions in spare time. No ning shifts available in Man Business Loeattom wooded lot for maximum pri 1 tage Street, centrally located, Other models te chooss made while you wait. Tape re experience required. Phone chester area from 8-12 pjm. on For Rent •4 vacy, $28,900. IPhlibrick Agen 649-6132. Realtor 6 a -2 7 6 6 corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 A BViTEK ARRANGEMENT 289-4922. LAWNMOWER8 - Arlens, large pleasantly furnished from. Friday and Ss-turday and 7-11 Lawn Boy, Toro, Bolens Orbit cy, 649-8464. : >UTCK SPEJCIAL, 1956 2-dopr Main., 649-5221. „ of your finances will make rooms, parking. CaM* 649-2368 FOR LEASE—Excellent loca y r mpHENB ST. — Low. W’s. LAST BUT NOT LEAST Oharlea Nirttolson Ta-6864 mors Inonma avallabls p.m. on Sunday. Applicants Air. amd riding mowers. Wheel- Brick ranch on corner of Par ardtop, excAlent condition, at yarn SERVICE for overnight and permanent tion tor doctor’s office or WAPPING—S bedroom ranch. tor personal use. Lump debt must have clean record, oar horse and Bolens 4-wheel WARREN E. HOWLAND ker Stephens. Practically va 325. or best offer. 643-2991. FURNITURE Refinished, colors guest rates. ''beauty parlor. 416 Mata Street. Fireplace, screened porch, car tc changed, estimates given. Man- Into one monthly payment of REPRESENTATIVE and telephone.' Uniforms fur tractors. Parts and service. cant. 3 bedroom's, fireplace, We have one home remain ' Completely reno-vated and am port, heavily wooded lot, TWO f a m i l y houee, hrt air che.ster RefipiBhing Oo., 6a- $22.30 tor each thousand dollars GirljOver 21 as Service Rep nished. $1.40 per hour pKis Capitol Equipment Company, CENTRALLY LOCATED, large MLS Realtor carpeting, garage. Ideal re ing at Woodhill Heights. It arUDBBAKER station resentative to provide coun fringe benefits. Call Bridge ple parking. J. D. Realty, oa - 100x200. $17,500. Phllbrick Is a charming 3 bedroom and steam heat. Near bus and h i CHEVROUT SPORT COUPI Jwagon, standard shift, 6 cyl- 9283. * Including repayment over five 38 Main St., Manchester. pleasant room. Parking avail 6129. 360 Main St.. . Manchester tirement home. T. J. (Jrockett, '42 dOMET 4-DOPR yeara Ftaak Burke, 246-8897, sel and advise our policy port 333-4740 collect, Inter Open dally 7-6, Thursday 7-9, able. Oall 649-0271 after 6. Agency,, 649-8464. ranch with G-E equipped ■otiools. Oarau'e. 643-2825 after 3hider, $100. 643-60O1-. Bealtor. 643-1577. 2-Door. Red. Radio, hsatav, Oonnehtlout Mortgage Ex holders by phone iind in per state Industrial Security Co., Saturday 7-4. 64K-1108 kitchen, ceramic tiled bath, 6. Black. Kadio, heater, automatic M 1 A Q R S’TORE — Main and Eldrldge, SPACIOUS 6 room older M ranch on $14,600. Phllbrick Agency, 649- utiliUee, terms available> 649- Continental equipment. Black with red Model 62. Radio, heater, fuU power taelud- Bport Spot, 689 Center 8t. 649- Brokers Invited. Good financ tre. Rent electric 'tiiampooer estate rentals — apartments] Wolverton Agency, ■ Realtor, rage, shade trees, centrally CONSTRUCTION WORK — Al.so Mrs. Hawkins 643-1161 Main St., Rockville, 875-3817, many extras. $160 per month. large shaded lot, fine condl 8464. 1489. - ______leather; yellow with beige leather; autumn ing factory installed afr eondl- ^717. ing. Call 640-4528, 875-1639. $1. Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper homes, multiple dwellings, call 649-2818. Mon Inside and outside, close patios, fireplaces, sidewalks 649-7736. One year lease available. T. ■located In M“ ichester. Phll frost with leaUjer and motif cloth. Shccellent condition. Supply. J. D. Realty, 6a-6129. brick Agency!' 649-8464. to schools. Wesley R. Smith MANCYIb STBR vicinity — Ten TREED LOT. 180 foot frontage! \Xp AOHE camp tmller, for rent, and handy work. Call 643-Q607. WOMAN TO LIVE in as com J. Ctockett, Realtor, 648-1577., panion to elderly woman in .LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — $35,- Agency, 6tt-1667.* . ______minutes from Manchester (can Residential zone. $2,700. WdC-1 Arteepe 6, $40. weekly. Call 649- opo’s. Gorgeous split level. 8 ' ...... CARPENTRY Work—32 years’ lovely home, references re LOAM SALE! Dark, rich stone 4H ROOMS, IS Ford Street, fur- so . WINDSOR—$500 down buya you top this). 'Beautiful ye»r I verton Agency, Realtor, 649-' '^887. \ , i EXCLUSIVE Salesmen Wait ted 36-.A •"free loam, regular $14 only ex{»rience, ceilings, floors quired. 643-7921. ' l ^ e , automatic hot water and rooms, 2-car garage. 2^ baths. a 3 bedroom 5Vi room ranch, ’round (Jape, 4V4 rooms down, 2818. '43 CORVAIR MONZA $12.50. Fill, gravel, said, stone. htove. Phone 643-4751. {Resort Property T .' J. (Jrockett. Realtor, 643- and lo------'43 T-RIRD 2-DR. HARDTOP tll^ , porches, rec rooms, ga- ' FRANCHISE experienced Real Estate oil hot water heat. 100x200 lot. one up, nice condition ^—( 643-9604. For Rent 67 BIG FAMILY 'cellar, ------4-Door Sedan. Beautiful maroon finish with Motorcycles-l-Bicycles 11 ragies, additions, attics fin Salesman or Woman ; needed 1577. Phllbrick Agency. 649-8464. cation, oil heat, full Beige with beige vinyl Interior. Radio, haaU NEW BIG I^HREE ROOM apartment, heat u_ black vinyl interior. Radio heat- ST Q O R ished. No job too small. Im Help Wanted—Male 36 for btanch office covering Ver copper plumbing, stormsnns and R m rt ; Property For Bale 74 er, i>ower steering, power brakes, power TRIUMPH motorcycle MONEY MAKER! $nd hot water, $66 monthly. GIANT’S NECK HeighU next to COLE STREET—6 rooto cape, kENSINGTON ST.—You murt \ screens, ameslte drive. As low er, etandard transmission...... ” I T T 5 s mediate estipiateo. 643-2629. non-South Windsor area^ This is PAIR OF eantags whscls, ' $9. Adults only. No pets. 649-6106. Rocky Neck, 4 ■ room cottage, fireplace, 2 car garage, nice see this delightful 5 room Cape windows, swingaway wheel, StM OK 110, A-1 titape. Call $49-7247, PLUMBING and heating men, a full-time poeition for some ■ bedrooms, 2 baths, den ^as $500. down. Full price, $10,- FOUR ROOM cottage, Coven t etween 6-7. 742-8261. sleeps 7, $70 week. Mrs. O uter, ly Shaded premises with ex- located In one of Manchester’s 900. OaK the Ellsworth Mit try Lake, wooded lot 100x175. Honing. Elxcellent condition. . . Opportunity U n ^ ite d for experienced, tor new installa one licensed and ready to go, TtiREE ROOM aimrtments, all 742-8142. tta lot. Priced right.iPhone 3. with lavatory, family room, nicest residential areas. At two fireplaces, . sundeck. ten Agency, Realtors, (ia-6930. Immediate occupancy. OaU I real organizer.” Cash in oh tions. Call Andover 743-6290 af Liberal commission eariiingsji BOY’S 36” •BICYCLE, $16; reel utilities and air conditioning. A. Beechler, Realtor 648-8969. '42| MERCURY MONTEREY ____ Special Services 15 ter 6 p.m. tached garage. Large lot. Only Acre yard, half wooded J(*n H. Lappen, Inc., Real Business Services top profits with fast moving air-conditioned office and aU t y ^ power mower, $16; West- For appointment call Mr. COLUMBIA LAKE)—For ren^ $16,000. Call Jarvis Realty Co PORTER STREET Area—4 bed Realtor facilities. Cali Mr.^ small waterfront cottages dur with brook. On bus line. tors, 649-6261, 649-7446, 6a- UL a |p p R0VED lightiilng rods, Nationally Advertised PRQ- inghouse portable oven, $15; Peterman, 643-2463, or Mr. Realtors. 643-1121, E^es Call room Garrison Colonial with Convertible Coupe. Tan with black top. All '42 COM H 2-DR. SEDAN -Offered 13 PART-’TXME furniture refinish Werbner at 6a-ll21 {or an ap Ponticelli, 649-9644. ing! July and August., 649-0752, South Wind.sor near Ver 6219. awnings, roofing, siding, gut FBfiSIONAL and HOME er and mechanic. Apply in per inn6rsprlng chaise lounge, $9. OPEN HOUSE (Jarl Zinsser. 643f0038, attached 2-car garage. The vinyl interior, radio, heater, Mercomatlc, BILLARD TABLES and pointment to discuss this fine Call 649-7927. 649-4929. -- -• —(* ■ non Circle. Six years old. ANDOVER LAKE—Attractive 6 power steering, power brakes. 'A lO O R Turquoise. Radio, heater, stand- A V M E CLEARING^ grading, ters, combination windows. -In son Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. HEBRON—4 room apartment, Cost $32,000. Offered at kitchen Is f housewife’s dream, I ations dug, sand, gravel TABLE SHUFFLE opportunity.'i exceptionally flnfc Oape. 6 room furnished'cottage, oould Drive h. today! ...... ; ^ I s T m nrd transmission...... Only ItoTM sured warranty. Free esti second floor, heat and Hot BLACK POINT — 3 bedroom Sunjifiy 2-4 $27,500. Glenn Roberta also a family, room. (Jail for ad loam. 742-6712. " mates, budget accounts. Bea BOARDS. , Moderate in MABi t EZNANCE and man eX' \POOL — . 3x12’, never used, rooms, picture w indow ,/ at particulars. Wedley R. Smith be lued tor year ’round borne. { vestment to merchandise COURTEOUS men with ade worth $100., only $60» Bikss, w$ter im^uded. ^Call 6 a8-09^. cottage, pine penriing, fuHy tached garage, loVely gromda, Agency, Realtef*- 844-1521, con Lightning Protection, 648- perienced ta welding, pipe fit’ sire to become scdeanliMi. AgMicy, 6a-1667. Full price te.BOO. 'AUoe Clam- 'Aina oo all makes of re- 0310. with big profit returns. NO ting and general machine re girt’s boy's 36” English, fumiriied, all oonvenienoss, ” 49 Mountai^ Road $15,900. B. J. Oartenter. |leal- 644-1337. , - ^ 1 pat, Realtor, 6M-45a. $110.00 guaranteed oonunissicn good condition. 640-8907. rHREE ROOM* apartment, {97 ntoe backyard. 6(18-6000. washersi ranges, franchise fee. For full par pair. Growing ooncem, hours WeUs Street, newty redeccimt- tor, 640-6061, i VERNON—Neat iM room brick dryers. AU oti burners ticulars wrrit^ Box GO, Her- to start. Commissioii uid ax- 841, salary in Hne with lexper- penses aftiu' trstaMg. *H m e Sd,i$76. CUl 6tt-7364. MANCHESTER—7lroom Colon front ranch, attached garage, ' and serviced.';AU wofic ald. j ience. Call tor ai^x>inanent, Preatigs 8-room ranch, a Saborban ,For Sale 75 Roofing—’Siding 16 supplies, car necejssary. Oall Boats an^ AccMMiiM 46 ial. 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2 baths, CJBNTRAL a i r copdltionlngl- ■tone fireplace, many extras, 649-0000. 640-8666. I THREE ROOM apartment, heat bargain in liw 30s, offered * Solidly built 6 rocon Ranch. $17,200. 876^2860. ' MORIARTY BROTHERS . 644-Oto2 between 6 and 8 p.m. 2-car garage. A^ A. DION. DfC. Roafijw i and utilities Included, 106 LEGAL by oiyner. Call 875-3950. Tremenik^s lot with' shrubs tlOVBNTBY LAKBFRONT — 6 aiDBWALKSi stoos tor interview. EIGHT FOOT Sea Shell class $16,900 full price. Phillirick siding, painting. Oarpentry. iU- MANCHESTER — W a s- TURREfr LATHJI operator, Birch Street. Call 643-5363. ' and flowers of alP, descriptions. s p u r — REDUCBD. Tremi . rofon year ’round Oape, . .2 METEOR fireplaces, flag^one ter- teratloas and additions. Cell- must be able to set up and sailing pram, dacron sail, ny- ______Agency, 649-1 {baths, 2 fireplaces, garaM, LINCOtN CON'nNBNTAL ~ MER^JURY MONTBREV, 1 Nu Shop, Qwn^r retiring. One Ion lines, excellent' conditlpn, tirnr' .NOTICE \ H ^ e living roopj with picture dous value In this tour b aces, hatchways, diA weUs. tqge- Workmanship guaran operate. Apply in person, Ma- B a Bt HAplTPORP - Garrtsop room home, 1^4 baths, formj|il Igh setting overlooking lu e , ; > MERCURY c o m e t *- WE.LY8 JEEP 0 - or two people, wishing to be Situations Wanted— ready to sail. Ideal fun tor »n C E ..T im E B room heated Ma !^WULL SELL AT PUB- \ window and fireplace. 3 large II concrete irepairs. .Reason- teed. 199 Autumn 8t OU-4880. tronjes, Inc., 640 Hilliard St., Apa,r1,pa.rtment, stove aruj refrig- Oedmihti, .3 bedrooms, BOLTON—$28,5p0. SpUt, dining area, kitchen bqilt-( zve 0% vacation. Afiktaig $17,- self-ku^portingl can realtoe a young and old, $126. Phone 84% AUCTION on July 9, 1964 ' rooms, 1% l^Ois,' « » bedrooms. Family kitchen with h ■ bis. 848-0811. \ > Rear, Manchester. 38 erator,' for ' woman or midd! Idle taiths,' ffreplace,. buUt-lns, garage, high assumable mi Terms. Leaseager Coni' 4 4 M 1 ] BID WELL HOME Improvement good return from this estab . 90i9. ” i O;30 am . at Sbranton, Mo- i gore lot phisl On wSltame dlshwaaher. Spotlese condition. ^ I J01 CINnR »TR»T # OPIN iyEN^^S » lyed eotqde. 646-6016 hrsasaway, atutensd garage, Wblrertoo Ageooy, ResKw* gage. Don’t mtee tUa ene.' Wi MACHINE8 repaliv OomiMiur — Roofing, siding, al- lished bustaeas. E^imlahed BXPERtENOBD sporting goods HIGH fiCHQOL •vaUabie kUiii^BoekvUta'^oiM 1960^ 1** OP ^*. -Wtoitpcol Sfid uMuhnent taoluded. Misrioii tooodadi m n oo. pfiutefi* M$48U. R. Infill Ageadfit MMMI. tatnfvrtl rBdaMcBs and olaric, part-time aveohm . Ap- ' tor siotiMr’s U biabjralt- BOOM wartBMte for RubUgv fitetal 1^. BUflpap; Ageticy\ Readton, 648-6464. Orookqtt, Beulto#, teMMT. r S r . All wuHi guennteed. wodaWng. at w l tjrpea. nw al- aMhipA BsM B M aK ■pkr ifi-pMeaB 1b Mh. LaHav, W|at M S , adoMs p*s> stfilit to Mag vrakmaasliip. 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\. • - i \' *4 i . b WEDH3BSBAY^ Avsraca Daily N tt PnasHiM Tito a t e r . For tha Watk Bndad JuM 97, 1884 1 I Ctototo-wtte ihawara lil4B»l nut fo M U V:':i ■ *• j 13,943 K i J m t t t g m m m aai Frtito. Laar dtolA Mgll ts- MaiaiMr ef tba Andtt m otrom hi Sih. |MMkX.-*ai«>o> m i iTKt. Enraau ot Ctoralaticsi iM Mm Anth^ A a g tin . * " MtmehMi»r> A CUy o f ViHagm Chm m ^ > x ^ *- All«n Kn ▼•nwB, w « m v to- wmmtm Dtr Psrrte Island, 8.C, an Pace 14) PRICE SEVEN c e n t ! •» Mgla • toor of r. and Mrs. In States MamalR FUton o t Province, RJt, to tour Huropa. 'Hi# two .J a to n a ta at TNifU University, Storm Pummels Racial Discrimination tCadfad^ Mass., will spend the major psvt ot their trip in Italy, Northwest Area Oreaea and tha Aegean Islands, labmlng to the United States WINSTED (AP) — A Kennedy Stoys fta aas^ Soptamber. sharp electrical storm leap Certification Associate Pastor NEW YORK (AP) — SiHMaa R. Stijson IV, an frogged through towns in ( The Rev. C. RpnaW Wilaon northwestern Connecticut Atty. Robert Kennedy flew nSimm in the UhHad SUtes will aerva as associate mlniater Of Texas Co. home from Europe last Mary and son of M^. and Mrs. late yesterday, causing con night and said he plans to C H. SUIaon m , 78 Campfi^ tf Second Congregational Church beginning today. He will GIRLS’- 7-14—Main siderable damage. remain In public service. Rd., la a craw member of the INFANTS’—MAIN FLOOR The Storm left twisted and h Removed anti • aubmarine airpraft ear- have a primary Interest In He had said during a rler, USB B s s a x ,g ra tin g out Christian education program tHECK THESE SUMMER SAYINGS fallen trees in Its wake, and ■topover In London that hs ■ of Quonsat, R, li The Kssex was ming, and will participate in some communities temporarily WASHINGTON (AP) — would resign his Cabinet ^ Tsoontly asvdidad an excellent other aspects of the ministry of SWIMSUITS Reg. 3.99 without electric or telephone 'V, Breaking historic ground, post after tee November jcating tit hOT annual admtnis- the diurch. He w'as called at a CRAWLERS SWIMSUITS 0Dl*VlCD. the National Labor Rela election. tifdltro and material inqiec- dhurch meting May 31. Reg. 2.99. One and two- Power lines In the Twin-Ta- Talking briefly wMh tioa, rssognlsing the outstand- Reg. 1.99. For boys and girls piece styles, in prink stripes One and 2-plece styles, in fast-drylifg fabrics. conlc-Canaan area' were the tions Board found a union newsmen on his sirl'val at A native of Malden, Mass., in seersucker, denim, poplin, tng perfmmanoe of the crew the Rev.' Mr. Wilson attended or solids. A nice selection of , Bright summer shades, cool pastels or eye hardest hit, a Hartford Electric guilty of racial discrimina John F. Kennedy Interna during tbs paM year. solids or stripes. Mint, Blue, quick drying fabrics. Bixea catching prints. Sizes 8 - lA • Light Co. official said. tion today and stripped it tional Airport, he said hs public schools there. He served Beige, Pink, Maize. 9-24mos. 2 for $6.50 in the U, 8. Navy in IBM as 2 - 6x. In Waterbury, the mercury of certification. planned to stay in public A. 8/0. I>onald O. Gray, son second dass personnel man on soared to a 30-year record for In e broad opinion with pos service, but he hadn’t de of Mr. and Iba. H ury C. Gray, a destroyer picket ship. He en 2.44 the date, 96 d^ees and later V Siveet 17 ' sible national impact the major cided yet on the exact na 100 Oak Grove 1^, racently ar tered danger, Maine Theologi 1.66 SHORT SETS ^ Rtg. 3.99 fell from a perspiring 92 de ity decision said whenever a ture of the Job. rived for duty with a Tactical cal Seminary as a freshman in grees at 5:30 p.m. to a cool 76 Luci Baines Johnson, union causes discrimination Air Omnmand (TAC) Unit at 1969. While a student .at the Color coordinated tops and shorts. Novelty at 6 o'clock. teen-age resident of based on race it has committed HoHonian Air Force Base, PLAY print stripes or solitte. -In summer fashion In Sallabury, Town Foreman an unfair labor practice. M. M. A weapone mechanic, he seminary, kc served as director the White House is 17 of Chriatian education at the colors the young Set fovea Bermuda or Ja« Harold Jones said 20 to 25 trees today. The first family The acUon-r-the first of Its Senate prefvlouaiy aarved at McOonnell SUNSUITS SETS males length. Sizes 7 - 14. were felled on town roads. ,and kind by the NLRB—was agathst Air I^nroe Base, Kan., and is First Congregational Church, will mark the occasion Belfast, Maine; student pastor Reg. 1.99. Sunauita with ruf Reg. 2.99. Coordinated tops six on Housatonic River Rd. the Independent Metal Workers m airied to the former Miss and aborts' in broadcloth, alone. With a lemon birthday Union, which maintained separ $7,500 Boast OOttflyn IjoDuc, daughter of of the Mason Mills Community fled btb for girls or emblem top for boys. Pink, Blue, seersucker, denim, prints and Lightning struck the former cake. Whipped together, ate locals for white and Negro Itra. Mary K. LcTOue, 90 Oak Churdi, East Belfast, and stu members at Hughes Tool (3o. in dent pastor of the Brooksvllle, Beige, Yellow. 8, M, L and' solids. We still have a good I'ferSi.SO Griggs Camp at the top of Mt. by their long-time In* Pay Rate S t ___ _ 2,( 3, and 4. aelecti(» of styles w d colors. Riga at the height of the storm Houston, Tex. Maine Circuit of Churdies. Sisea 2 - flx. • • cook. Zephyr Wright. The case Involved the com BnaMHs lodge. Order of He is married to the former 'starting a fire 'that was con trolled and caused only minor It’s Luci’s favorite. plaint of a member of the Ne WASHINGTON (A)?) —T h a Vena, win bold a q;>eclal meet- itena M. Wallace of Stoneham, (AP Photofax.) gro local whole application for Senate completes setion today ing at 8 pan. tomorrow at Mass. The couple has two Chil 2.44 SLEEPWEAR damage. 1.66 Lightning struck a garage an apprenticeship available only bn a $66l-mllUon federal pay Orange Ran for the revision of dren, Christine Beth, 9, and to white members was rejected raise bill after voting to retain bylawa. After the meeting rs- Charles Ronald Jr. 1. Rogulor $$.00 belonging to Dudley L. Valli of by the union. in it a $7,600 - yearly increase Wlnsted ajid set it on fire, cauS' firatininhts will be served. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Pound Dies, The five-member board’s de for each member ef Congress. ing considerable damage. The cision to revoke cerUfication on The senators beat down three MM BheUa Ann Hill, the "TO M GIRL" garage, built in 1912, had grounds of Illegal coercion was efforto Wednesday to strike out daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her Police Arrests comiuete set of Connecticut li World’s Top unsinlmouB, although two mem the increases for senators and bert Hill of ao Strickland St., cense plates dating back to bers gave more limited rea.sons representatives. was OM of the 20 graduates of 1910 oh its walls. for their finding. Senate passage will send tee the MAnoe-Wakeneld Hospi Raymond J. Russell, 17, of • BABY DOLLS Law Expert legtslatlmi back to the House for tal School of Nursing at oom- 142 Woodbridge St., was cited The minority said (fongreas consideration of several changes meuoamcnt exeroiseB in Wake for improper lane changing lebt Midcahy Appoints 2 never intended the National La the Senate made in the original • WALTZ GOWNS HARTFORD (API—The first CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (AP) — bor RelaUons Act to deal with field, Maaa, June 98. night on Main St. Police report racial discrimination except bill. ed that Russell, between Pearl s two members df the newly form Roscoe Pound, considered in 'There is little likelihood, how ed three-member State Police when based on union member and Center Sts., passed a slow legal circles the greatest living ship, as in this case. ever, that the measure will moving vehicle, cutting out and • PAJAM AS Community Relations unit were reach President Johnson for Build a "Nest HgT’- Ooa- named today by Commissioner authority on law though he nev The majority opinion was by in from one lane to another Cool cotton batiste and plma sleepwear. signing before Congress recsss- aaoticut Bank and 'nvst Oo. in- without giving a signal and al Leo J. Muicahy. They are Atty. er Mimed a law degree, died members Boyd Leedom, Gerald es for the Republican National 'rites jwu to open an aooount Lovely paatels with dainty trim. Comfort Sidney D. Giber of Windsor, le Wednesday night at the age of A. Brown and Howard Jenkins most causing an accident, ac able one and two-piece styles. Sizes 8 • 14. Convention, wMch begins Jidy 18 fOr young graduate, or add cording to I^trolman Raymond Say gal adviser to the State Poltee 98 Jr. Clutirroan Frank W. McCul in San Francisco. to an existing account. Your Maxzone who viewed the on- “Charge It, Department, and Policewoman: Death came to Uie former loch and meinber 'John H. Fan Joseph Kennedy Visits Son The House is schedulsd to bs- ^ wM mS keep on growing. slght violation. Russell was Doria Hughes. I Harvard Law School dean—af- ning wrote the minority view. Joseph Kennedy, father of plane crash victim Sen gin its convention recess at tea ____ I to Oonnectiaut Bank and summoned to appear In Man Please” Commissioner Muicahy said fecUonately called the ’’grand 'Die majority said the union’s end of this week. Trust Oo. 888 Main Street or IS chester’s Circuit Court 12 n e» the purp<^ of the committee | old man of law,’’ in Harvard’s refusal to process the grievance ator Ted Kenney, arrives at hospital in Northamp In the three key votes- Morih Mate Street slo^ on July 20. will be to confer with civil rights Stillman Infirmary where he of the Negro member. Ivory ton, Mass., to visit his son. Elder Kennedy is re Wednesday, the Senate; leaden planning demonstra-1 had been living in recent Davis, because of his race Defeated 60 to 25 an amand* amounted to refusal to bargain cuperating from stroke.he suffered several years fions In the state In order to months. ago. (AP'Photofax.) ■, ment of Sen. Vl^nston L. Prooty, avoid violence. The committee I A memorial servica will be eoUecffvely with the employer. R-Vt., to knock out tee 94-1 • will, outline laws and procedures.pro© conducted Tifoaday in M em o^l 'Ehc board said the white local million in raises foe the MO sen Commissioner Muicahyilcah: also Oiurch In Harvard Yard where and the company signed A new ators and 435 House mugbars. ' ■ ^ t ln_1961 but 'Aunad back M to XL $r pra> WASH 'N WEAR SHIFTS Reg. 1.00 LADIES' BRAS Reg. 99e BOYS' POLOS (See Pace iBglit) ; posal of Bon. Jack Millar, R « 'In apito «r Iowa,, to dolbta $90.9 million in Reg. 3.99. Special purchase of your (Negro) Local 2’s 'flfotest, the Lodge Asked Ike " pay Ineroasos for nMmbers of HOUSE 8. HALE company put the new contract favorite shift style. 'Tailored to perfec Mtases' and women's good quality cotton A terrifle assortment of boys’ short Oongraas and thrir atoflli, fed into effect^ immedtetely,’’ the eral axociittves and U.S. Judges. MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER tion in a lustrous cotton sateen fabric. broadcloth bras. Variety of atylea. A, B, sleeve sunuqer polos. Stripes, novelty board u id . Rejected 08 to 93 an amend Colorful, splashy prints, delightful for Militflry Pomp Marks At tho same time, the white To Name Scranton C, oupa. Sizes 92 to 42. weaves or solids. A nice selection of ment of Sen. BfiUiam Pxaxmlre, the beach, at home or lounging. Sizes local and the company agreed D-Wia., to eliminate the $9.6 • eolora and sizes. to enlarge the number of ap- pallUon of increasea for aeoatora 10 -18 2 for $7.00 prenticeiSilpB in the plant, re NEW YORK (AP) — Form er^ Later, the American Broad Taylor’s Job Change President Dwight D. Elsenhow casting Co. quoted Eisenhower and representativea sad their stricted to white employes, the as saying in a telephone Inquiry staffs. board said. er’s son, John, has denied a.re Who Said It Was Hot? port carried by 'the National that Lodge sought to get him to Praxmira conceded he wai The white local refused to ac-1 Broadcasting Co. that his fath nominate Scranton but he had “having trouble wtte tor wtfe OPEN MONDAYS OPEN MONDAYS ALL SU|gMER...... OPEN MONDAYS WASHINGTON (AP)—Amid military pomp, Gen. cept the application of Davis for Nine-month-old Larry Kueza Jr. of East Hartford Maxwell D. Taylor ends a battle-starred career as a aol- er would nominate Gov. Wil received no such request from on this issue," but said no sound was a real cool customer yesterday despite the rec one of the apprenticeships. j liam W. Scranton for president Scranton himself. arguments had been advanced dier today to face perha^ his greatest challenge as U.S. The board majority based its I for ralsteg eongreeslooal pag s h ord-breaking temperatures shown at the top. The finding on the racial division of at the Republican convention. "Lodge sought, without suc MEM’ I ORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS am bassa^r to Communist-besieged South "Viet Nam, “It’s not true,’’ said John.El cess, to gst a commitment from from $22,500 to $80,000. youngster and his parents sought refuge at Globe Defense Robert6>' the bargaining unit and a con R ^ . 2.99. Drbp-dry fabrics. A ccnnplete Secretary of tract with the employer under senhower Wednesday night at Elsenhower to make a public SPECIAL PURCHASE Hollow Pool where Herald Photographer Sinch B. McNamara arranged to con his nomination Wednesday night his home in Gettysburg, Pa. He statement in support of Scran ■aleetlon V summer sport ahlrts. Short which there was Job segregation Ofiara took the above photo. Evening thundershow fer still another award on Tay by voice vote. and greater employment oppor- said that with him were his ton. Such a request was de FOR VACATION SAVINGS aleeves, adUtea; colors, all collar styles. ers brought a welcome break in the heat. Tempera lor, 62, who already wears more A soldier-diplomat who speaks tpnlties for members of the father and mother, celebrating clined by Eisenhower, who ex Choose from aolids, ohecks, prints or tures will go back to the 90 degree area quickly, the than 40 decorations speaking of seven languages, Taylor will fly white local. their 18th wedding anniversary. plained that it would be incon Biillelms atripea. f , M, L, XL. '' valor and service on such hot to Saigon Saturday night to take The revocation of the union’s Pennsylvania's Gov. Scranton, sistent with Ms public position, weather bureau reports. war fronts a« Normandy and over leaderehlp of both the civil official certification means that | asked about the report, said In which is not to support any in- CMM 6rag9 AP W ing , Korea and such cold war fronts ian and military efforts of .the another union may petition for j Eugene, Ore., "Not that I know m as Berlin. United SUtes to drive the,Com certification at the plant. of.’’ 48m Paga Bigbt) Police Right to Search Approved The award: A third Oak Leaf munist guerrillas out of South POLISHil GOnON SLACKS Cluster in place of a fourth Dis Viet Nam. Injunction tinguished Service Medal in rec This la Taylor’s second retire SUMMER SALE OF WOMEN’S Reg. 3.90. Lightweight, washable pre ■AMfFOBD (AF)—Tha . ognition of his nearly two years ment since Ms graduation from Acid Test for 1964 Fashions paaM ot tfcwn ieStoal' FAMOUS ^AME BRAND” SHOES hemmed or cuffed...Just vidien you need Probable Cause Law as chairman of the Joint ^ e fs West Point 42 years ago. jnSgaa haadUng Ooniiectt-^ them for vacation days ahead. Slim and of Staff. V In 1969, he retired as Army enVs leglalatova Nappar trim styles, reguiw or Ivy models. Assorted The armed services, mustered chief of sUff, in a bUze of con ttonmeat eaao todagr 4a» Vitality i . .Itaf. 14.99.. .New an artillery battery for a 19 • troversy over Elsenhower ad sizes. " ' Reaffirmed by Court gun salute and contingents from ministration deipnse policies. Will H Make Model Blush? eldad to boM op onttl a* • the Army, Navy, 'Air Force, Taylor contended that the iMSt Jidy 98 Mb toKn>>tl«a Marines and Coast Guard for a country’s conventional forces — eaBtag for an etoeMen a* WeetM .. .Re^. 14.99,. .New MIDDLETOWN (AP)—The Circuit O u rt’s Appel full honor retirement ceremony especially the Army — were By RHEA STEWART large onleos Mm legiatotara ' SWIM t r u n k s in front of the P enta^n. ^ being neglected dangerously In Herald Special Writer la muaianisfid furiliwitik - late Division upheld today the right of police to arrest President Johnson was sched favor of strate'glc nuclear pow NEW YORK — A color sUde Ttoa was awnatoirsil bp A n t l i a e 1 H Reg. 2.90. Exifellen't choice for^stin- and search,” without a warrant, a person who appears to uled to attend- a later White er. of a naked woman opened the U.8. CIroaM JnSge 8. 9— ning or swimming. Surfer mMels. be doing something illegal. House ceremony gt which Tay Two years later, the Kennedy teowings today of some of the aepii Smite a* 1 pns. fel. Reg. 9.99. ..New "FAMOUS NAME” JERSEYS Lastex slims and boxer regulars. The Appeal^ Court rejected lor, was to be sworn in as am- country's leading designers who lowing a two-esto-a-half. S, M, L aizes. the appeal of (jlifton Spellman, balmdor. Yhe Senate approved (Bee Page Sqven) are presenting their styles to tee honr tofontol eenfersase to Key Deb Reg. 9.99...New Reg. 3,00. Knit Jerseys in sleeveless News Tidbits who was convicted of owning fashion press under the name Ms ehambera tovaMag the and keeping liquor with the in "American Designer Series.’.’ Jndgea and law3rMra rep re - or V-neck or Jewel neck styles. Solids from the AP Wires tent to sell it, A little later Ully Dache, in seating Mm vnrIOMa aflaeto troducing a line of furs for and Atrlpes, fazhlonabls summer Spellman w(is arrested in ad IntereaSa. The confer* 10.99.v,New New Haven Feb. 17, 1968 by a First Load of British fe uses Wells-Treister. elected to show MMo wHl be eanttoaed qn colors. S, M, L . Soviet Ambassador Anatoly police sergeant wbo found 12 her bulky JackeU over trousers Jnly M, Judge Barite saiii Main FToor F. Dobrynin calls withdrawal of bottles of wine aqd 29 bottles On-Communist Boat to Cuba that fit' as snugly as . ,. well, and It waa dewneil ndels-. United States troops from Eu of wtUskdy in the trunk of as If they weren’t there., Well aMe to order tea stay if 'Al thb-isason^ new summer styles . . . not all y rope the immediate, step neces Spellman’s'car. some of the furs were ^prn over colors in all sites but a .very good selection of dressesi and several times tee Mm cMeoMva Mato sg Mm to* sary to .relieve military tensions -The sergeant saw Spellman LONDON (Af) —, A frelghter®carrled on a British ship. But t taoMMon beeanse s< tels. high and medium heels. Come in early for thd~ between U;S. and Soviet Union. take two bottles of whiskey opt model tossed back her' coat to "MOORE BROS.” BERMUDAS f from Communist Ekist Germany the United States has threatened reveal a dinner dress cut’below 'b^oboiesl - . BOYS’ 7-20 , . .Viet Cong guerrillas am- of the trunk after talking to loaded today the first of 950 to blacklist British shipowners buab and ..destroy An a m y con two men on the street. When who break the embargo on ' the waist . . . In back, teat Is, . Bill Paasea buses which Britain is shipping and one dress was nearly that Reg. 3.99. Wash 'n Wea,r blended cot KNIT SHIRTS .1 CAMP SHORTS voy In Jungles o f central high Spellman spotted the police of to Cuba over American protests. trade with Cuba. #A81MNGTON (AP)— ton Bermudas, a fine blend, that drip- lands, killing 29 government ficer, he put the bottles back The bus contract was protest low In front. Oudgrsaa fltorily usinplBtoi The 7,155-ton Heinrich Heine Even when a collection by Ut- dries in a hurry. Lovely, solid neutral Reg. 2.90. Rob Roy and Don- troops., . .President Makarioe and closed the trunk. was expected to sail late today ed by the U.S. State Depart aetlon on Mm airti righto Walking, camp and western oppoeee participation of an On the officer’s . request, tie Craft was shown for tee little I ,MEN'S FAMOUS shades that will go with all your moor, famous for quality and styles in this group. Deninu, or Friday. More Communist ment. The British |wernment MB today aa tea HsriM II Amerloan adviser in the United Spellman reopened < the trunk said the buses wereirt strategic girl Just beginning school, there colorful topa tailoring. Short aleeves in, tirills, plaids and broad ships will call for the rest of the were smocks' not quite hip- pasaad Mm Matorto aaaaaan solid colors, fancies, acrylan ' Nations effort to mediate Cy and the liquor was discovered. shipment. : Items, Britain is a ndtion that U deet It to tea WbMa "HUSH FUPPIES Mate Floor cloths. Atractive dark Spellman appealed his. con length over those snug stretch cotton knits. All new g tone summer shades. 1 #1. prus dispute. ' TTie deal-brings 326.8 million lives by trade; and Cuba has a Hawae to ba sigaad toto . Soviet Premier Khrushchev viction, claiming the arreet was to the Leyland Motor Co. The sterling surplus from its sales pants. Regukvly 9.99...... New styles and colors, 6-20 6-20. 1 . 0 0 If teat doesn’t give you,.an tow. Houaa appr«^ B* tea • - J tells hoets ab giwt Norwegian illegal and so was the search Cubans have'an option for 550 of sugar. and aelzure iff the liquor, which idea of tee trend in current Seaato-pasaad MB to ought ^ electrochemical ' concern that more buses. Since then, the British govern to aa end a yeertoag togltoi For you men who need a pair to fiiey eoold not teach him a was admitted -as evideg^a Normally the buses wopld be ment has In effect vetoed plans fashions, you may as well ge complete your wardrobe take ad SWIM TRUNKS Ihteg about fertilizers. against him. He ’claifned nls of the British subsidiary of Gen back to tee whale-bone collar. lattva asraggtoof^ vantage i i this w(Miderful sale. Pnsident Ahmed Ben Bella of rights undfr the fourth and eral Motors to sell trucks to In You’ll never learn. i For casual sasy atylt wear and Rra. 1.69. A good selection of summer AlgsrlA reportedly sending 14th amei(dments to |he federal donesia. The government re • It may as wril be explained riUteuTrartal IsasIsBa HOBBY lEN” SWIMSUITSl troops towaid oasis of BUkra, constitutkm had been violate. Castro Charges fused to Insure the cpmpany that tee nude who introduced • o m f ir t. ■wunwaar. Made of quick-drying colorful quality fabrics. All popular styles. 8 -20. on Sahara Desert’s northeast The Appeals Court said the against loss If Indonesia default the showings was Goya’s “La WOMENE GCMJP ^ . Reg. 14.00 to 17.00. Better quality suits (AF)— tot -by a famous stylist. A brlUlant group edge, to put down revolt by a legality of arreet, search and Lincoln’s Family ed, contending Indonesia is not Maya Desnuda,” and teen other of colorful flgure-flattsring ^Iss. colonel opposed to socialist poli seizure without a warrant a good risk financially. Goya ladies in various stylss ot looaw a "aatoml* Mi Chooas from maillots, blousons, i^eaths, i cies. .. . Top businessmen in S t hinges upon the question of ^as Also Divided There is considerable 1 susjd- attire were shown to Ulustrata '.wMI ha Mia. Eayasaai Pa*-.. boy legs snd populsr 2-piscers. Sizes Augustine, Fla., say they will whether a law enforcement of cion Uutt Indonesia's undeclared tee variety of fashion. Eleanor te a 'o f tea beat. ■artM *'’ liv MEN'S WESBORO abSe by'.rivU rl|^tB bin if it is ficer has "pfobable cause’’ to By DANIEL BARKER war against British-backed Ms- Lambert, who arranged these OoU Ctoib w . Olaria B u to 32 - 38. , , I liysia is a factor. signed into law. beilev* that that an offense has HAVANA (AP)—Prime Min presentations tor fsshim 'edi' ad*RMgawaod tonaerrew IR.' PRESS SHOES ' MISSES and J^IO RS 2nd FLOOR M®N * BOVS MAIN FIXIOR Anastas I. Mikoyan, Soviet Just been commlttpdt t d or Is be-' Another clash of trade and po tors, ’presented the overall pic- tea 98-bria fiaal o t tE if first deputy premier, promisee Ing committed, ister Fidel Ckmtro, commenting litical interests developed over ‘tore in a talk spotted with sen Oaaaaatleat Waasaa’a Ckfff. more Soviet military hardware Restrriotlons onn \arerst\aj and for the firstitlme on the defec the government's plans to help tences like, “The Sex Rampant MNIf^ _ . » ; w ...... M*w build naval vessels for Spain. Asaa. 'ohompioaahlp- will be coming to Indonesia but search "seek to safeguard citi- tion of his sister, Juanita, Look,” referring to elaaticlnd Pattaa advaaoai tnda Good lot^a^ dreSs shoes that Reg. \X l FOLDING CHAISE' TOTE-N-COOK GRILLS Reg. 1 COOLER CHEST refuses to give details. sens from rash and unreason charged today that .her bitter Harold Wllsoh's Laborites de tights under a loose Jaguar coat, K denunciation of his regime was nounced the deal' as aid to fas with a bard-fsaght 8 . wM oomNhngait your suits. Fine •^1 ■ ■ able Interference with» their .and “allurement oo any terms’’ win aver aed tojp eonatmction I privacy and from unfounded “written In the United States cism. The Spanish governm(^ in speaking of a taarepi'tyP* O-erab; r Ih folding,'' )MI IsngGi.- R e a rr iigr- MT. t o r potiahle. Topr\ehetoe l i - g t eaplaoltar. MoMed of Yaeyirtnn. President Antonio Segnl of charges of crime,’’ the court Embassy in Mexico ,Glty.’’ called off"the deal apparently green. chiffon gown so strapless Laary o t malw Itar tlie oioM aamfmrtable Italy ends his politioal consul feeling t)i;B Laborites would-win Htowt gaugd 1^’ pidialMd aluminum tubteg. Top . ■ ef round dr eUong ety|e. Legs M d,.: FuUy InathaUd. with oarrying handle noted. •’ 1 Castro said Juanita’s act was that it defied gravity. ' h'.y Aoea tluit ^ron eiai buy at them tations Ip Itsi/s government The laws "also seek to givs ^'personally very bittqr. But I ,the national election in the fall Since tee figst questlpn any Shw jar end srif-aeallng lid. crisis and the nation awaits the fair Iseway for enforcing the uflderstand that this la .the price and then cancel tee deal. and A fiM ftoaBato. by alto* terrlfte savings! quaU^y Valon webbing. oompactly for, eeay iRora^. Prime Minister Sir Alec woman aaks at tee start of ai^ I naming Of' Aldo More aa pre law . . ." ths court said. “The of being a revplutlonaiy." fashloh season is "Are sUrta taa o t toily’d laaalt, rifiv '1 . , ■' , ’ '■ • , / •ttsmier House . . . A 16-year-oldRepresantstivM boy’s nile-of probable cause is a prac- He then rafsrrsi) to thp U.S. Douglias-Home called Wilson’s Designer Jane Derby’s “blue blood red”,Fall 1964 • \ OITIJN T taC rW A T T i n . O P.M. ' ■ " V- ' ■' candidacy for the Massachus- Intervention utterly Irreeponei- lohforT? tea answer miist ha fa •$ M M &tcllinflf OhftiFe SeRTe * s le, # 4 e.e'eV-^ ‘ S U g l l l T l .RASBMENT — lUBAB — GAROfN 8HOP • 4 qt. Reg.j 87fll ...... Now hinges on bfabUlBst- tioal, noa-taehnieal oonoeptlon (31vll War, when be said many pgjsms in eire ribbon lace. The overblouM is laghr givw tiara teat teg trand '$big a- -aga d 11 fsr aCfocdinff Mia best oomproQiiM famlUss, including thgt nC'Pras- ble. He said H loat Britain buat- jl^ E SALON K^IN FLOOR Mwa which to ' ed in matching eolor velvet, and ths IpsDts eut ItoMteg to m MgM " W T n a a ) * N te , » m M O N M Y S n o n SCMIRii MON. • M T. *iM - i i M T H V M M T T M f P.M , - -'■■ "'I ’