area sboidd someday be returned to residential use, for wMch It is School Board Spending Power About Town Powell to Propose Aronson Many Oppose Boned.. FREE REUVERY Maneheeter A City o f ViOoge Charm Pantaleo’s uaed auto parts yard fA JU ln f P J I. AM mmabm at it» SigM li Di** now on Packard St does not con­ Upheld by State High Court For Acting Manager's Post Pantaleo Bid (daorifiod Advorthdag m Poga IF) PRICK ffiVE N CENT! tiiot F m OapMtimnt wNB8DAT, AUGUBT T, 1»M tonight «t r a o ait flM headquar- quirements which prevail there. When Bmil Pantaleo appeared HAiRmPORE) (A P ) — A uary 1968. tera and prooifed to tho Hotmaa Appohitmant a t tbs town ooun^dUkmal few mtUa agalnat d o r ­ Ih tbe eyes of tbe oouit, when before the Town Planning Com­ boaird o f finance oan t toll the Fraidc T. Herfey ortmaa the FtUMral Honta, 400 lla ln S t, to sal'to aerve aa acting general man­ town property ownera to jHWide Pantaleo leaves his businees, the t r a ile r a t the fw d a HM octkBi new parktog lots in tiie area. mission (TPC) last night to request board of edueatkm bow to apeisd pay Miatr i iinninhi tothaiaita Mack ager, appropriation of funds for property should revert to the in­ Ms mesMy, the Stata Supcetne was upheld by tbe State Mpraae HohBaa. The other proposed law, for a change to Industrial Zone for tended reeidential uee Instead of lease and improvement of three which a healing date may be set, Court of ferrora ruled today. Court. two tracts on Horace St., his re­ being, further devrioped for in­ State Iww prov4dea that “aO ap- downtown parking areas, and would make it illegal to move The high tribunal’s rulliig oon- Hoaa Oo. No. 2 DIglath X>iBtik3t dustrial purposes. oemed an action by the EUUngton propriatkm for school purposes hearing dates fo r two proposed or­ from town without a permit blow­ quest was buttressed by a petition .•'ira Dapartmant will meet tomor- The TPC set its next meeting town Board o f Flneince, which, the ihaB be made to tbe Board of Kdu- Deepening dinances will provide the interest ing proof that property taxee have signed by neighboring residential Crisis; W o rld PerSp C C tive ..-vw at 8 pen. at fire headquartera, date for Aug'. 12,- at which time court said, “misconceived the low” cation to be expended tay that Invaders Cutting Off at a meeting of the town direotors been paid. land holders. .Main and HMUard Sta., for am aat- the aprpUoetion will be decided. in 1961 when it retained control board,” tbe court said. at 8 tonight at the Municipal Tax Collector P aul Oervlni During the course of the hearing, EDITOR’S NOTE — America’s scene in the past decade a laiga mg. Approved last night was a re­ over the expenditure o f 846,800 If the school board flrili in Mb Building hearing room. thinks it could save the town a his support slowly ebbed as about racial crisis has damaged the na­ contingent of new nations adtoae Isuge part o f the almost uncoUect- quest for re-aubdivision for two appropriated for educational pur­ duties, the voten osa do acme- tion: s image among emerging na­ people had been under the white **Bayond Thaaa Skies," a film Democratic Director Theodore ten of the signers asked by letter atole taxes that people leaving or in person that their names be lots at Parker and Nye 8ta., for poses. thing about H by voUng Mb mem- tions of Africa and Asia and di­ man’s rule for generations. In produoad at tiM SaatUa World’s Powell aaid this morning that he which Barney P e te rm a n and The finaiwe hosuxl recommend­ bera out of office, the coort noted. will move the board name Town town forget to pay. Some public withdrawn. luted the idea that the United' many cases there were sU-mg ra­ Fair, will.tM shown Saturday at Charlea PonilcMU have a bond for ed that the money be included in And if Slegal expeadMnres are Oouns^ Atty. Irving Aronaon to opposition to the ordinance has They had not understood the ex­ States Is a leader of world free­ cial resentments. tha Touth for Cltrist Summertime been expressed. tent of the change requested, they deed from owner Mary Lent!. the town’s general aervicea budget mode, civfl suMs can be filed dom. Tet there is a growing un­ The personal experience of Film R a ^ , wMch ia being held at the acting manager post, and that rather than in the acfaool budget, he expects approval for the mo­ T ji.ot year Uie total of loot reve­ all said. Pantaleo was asking for A t present the lota face Porker againet members of tbe board. derstanding of the problem, not many Aslan and African vioitora, tha Flatnvilla Camp Grounds, and this was agreed to by the town The sobod board does bowc tbe Haiti’s North Coast nue exceeded 810,000, Cervlni says. rezoning of a strip 150 feet deep St.; the re-subdivision aa approved only am cog our allies, but amemg especially diplomata, who came Cang> Rd., otf U R . R t 6, at the tion. meeting. When OonlroUer Jay EXIinger AJso on the agenda are; and 435 long between Maxwell and by the ’TPC will face the lota on power however, to spend Ms budg­ soms U.N. diplomats who twye face to face with racial discrimi­ Briatol town line. The program Tentative approval of a time Packard Sts., in Residence Zone Nye St., increartng the frontage The Bosod of Ftaonoe had al­ et oaM aew fit wtthia legal flmlta experienced racial discrimination nation in the United States and wiB begin at 7:80 pen. resigned in February—he was also ready slashed the school bosird’s DOUBLE table for a number of town proj­ B, as well as for the corner of frim 54 to 75 fe e t tbe court aoid, and the EUngten first hand. Eighth article in a spe­ were left with a bitter taste. Rusk the acting manager—the Demo­ proposed 1966-63 budget from crats named Police Chief James ects which mueit be brought for Bldwell and Horace Sts, in Rural Bocud o f Finance bod no anflbor- cial Associated Press series on reported scores of such incidents tp a a , 4 Raymond Marovonicb of referenda in November; Residence Zone. 8609487 to 8606404.43. ’The pur­ Hy to hdd back may edaeatl~~ WORLD GREEN integration in the past two years. 56 Kanakigtoo S t, Spec. 5 Bernard Reardon to the poet for the re^ pose of holding back the 846400 Rebels Ask mainder of the fiscal year, bypass­ Proposed purchase of property As the Pantaleo petition waned, funds from the school board. The preoccupation of the Afri­ R. Jefanaon o f 163 Biroh St., and Detour Two Days and keeping It in the general serv­ ing Atty. Aronaon, who the Re­ o t f Union St. adjoining the town- a petition from opposing neighbors Tbe aoUon a t the IMtngtnn By MAX HARRELSON can and Asian countries with the Span 4 Wemar L, GlaU of 63^ owned dam; ices bu^et was to prevent the Board of Finaace "conab tated an Apartheid (racial segregation) publicans nominated. waxed. When Atty. Paul Marte school hoiud from imendkig the STAMPS UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. (AP) PiaatM 8 t saw receiTing their an­ In the past, it had been custom Acceptance of six stomi sewer brought it to the ’TPC, there were For Road Paving iHegal restriction on aa approprla^ —Few events in the United States policies of South Africa. This not Free World nual taro waeita of summw field 6 ____ money on anything the board of tion for strictly sduoothBisl por- only makes them more conscious 146 names in opposition to the re­ finiutce dHmpproveg of, tbe eoort have commanded such wide at­ trniaing wMh tha Oonneotieut Ax- ler or town counsel to take over area, and of a m,l.tcUlmquitclaim deed from ------” the court said. of the developments in the United quest. Some of Pantaleo’s defectors BMst Hartford’s highway de­ noted. A U . wme tention abroad aa the developing St. Bartholomew Church; n^ National Guard at Cam p when the general manager is indicated they were now also op­ partment, starting at 7 a.m. to­ crisis over integration, States, but it renders it difficult Uempaey, Niantic. Acceptance o f a quitclaim deed One of the thinga tbe flaanoe REED JOINS GOT for the United States to form its Baek Them away. posed to the change. ’The impact of the violent and from the Manchester Water Co. morrow, will pave Tolland St. board did disapprove of was the own independent policies on South Opposition all spoke the same GREENWICH (AP) — Gordon W. dramatic conflicts at Little Rock, Atty. Aronson had a small claim for property at the southwest cor­ from Dong Him Rd. to the Man­ school so’stem's 80,700-a-year “our- Africa and related world prob­ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Moo- language. "I thlnk^^lt would depre­ Reed, the chairman of dm Ckn- Oxford, Miss., Blrmlngfliam, Cam­ against the town at the time, how­ ner of Parker and LydaM Sts.; rteuhm cxxndlnator,” wbose salary lems. WASHINGTON (AP) — roe, 861 Oakland S t, accompanied ciate property on Packard St.,’’ chester town line, necessitating a nectlcut Republican fltlien s Com- bridge, Savannah, Philadelphia ever, and the Democrats apparent­ Payment of two claims totaling M cut from the b u d j ^ The seboefl Communist efforts to exploit the Roger Rigaud, former Hai­ by their nephew, NeH McKeever, said Mrs. Raymond Lavery, 40 cloaing of that oection of road for ndttee. baa oftIciaUy Joined tbe and New York City, has been ly felt that it would not be politic about 82,000 against the town; board, howwvar, “oonsMered a Republican party, tbe office of the U.S. racial problem with the aim son o f Mr. and Mrs. J. Bldward Packard St. Herbert McKinney, a two days. tremendous. tian minister of interior and to put him in the limelight. Waiver of competitive bidding currfculum ccxirdlnstor very Im­ of discrediting the United States MbKaaver, 66 N. School S t, are professional appraiser retained by Manchester Police CMef James registrar of voters reported today. U.S. policy makers acknowl­ defense, said today the rebel The claim, for damages to Atty. requirement for custodial serv­ portant to the school system,” tbe Reed declared faimsrif a Front End in the eyes of Asians and Afri­ vanaaonhag in the Loa Angelea, the opponents, had the same op­ M. Reardon said today that all edge they are concerned over pos­ Aronson’s car that were causM ice for the town libraries, for work State Supreme Court sold, aad M publican last Thursday, tbe regis­ cans. force which land^ in Haiti CeUf. area for two w e ^ . inion. westbound traffic into Bast Hart­ sible repercussions in the non­ by an unfilled pothole in a town on the Charter Oak St. well, and renewed his oontraot anyway. trar aaid. He had been registered Mmiday “ is progressing as Abty. Vincent Diana said ap­ ford and Hartford, along ToHand white nations of Asia and Africa. Rusk told a congressional com ­ road, was subsequently settled by for data proceesing work for the The school board asked twice aa an independent since UM. Special plicant Pantaleo intended to sell l^ e., win be detoured off the How much damage, they ask, mittee recently that the Oommu- scheduled.” General Manager Richard Mar­ town assessor; that the 846,800 be traaofeixwd to The ritiaens committee was the land to sn undisclosed princi­ turnpike, at the town line, and have recent events done to the nlsts regard racial discriminatioa "W e are pleased with the situa­ tin. A request to provide water for the eduoatifati budget and both ganiied earlier this year wtOi the pal who did not intend to build onto Windsor St. and the Wilbur s . e $ i 2 J 0 U.S. image aa a champion of hu­ "as one of their most valuable tion." said the exiled Haitian at­ PoweU said today that ‘T think about 45 homes in Glastonbury; ttmea Ha request was refuaed. It announced aim of revitalising the Personal Notices anything incompatible with the Cross Parkway. man rights? Have these events assets.’ ’ He warned that unless torney, 50. it is recognized that the toWn Two re-subdlvlstone already ap­ took the case to court, and in Jan- GOP, eqieciany in the larger cities. (1) AUCOI SRONT END He calculated it might take, four neighborhood. had any discernible effect on the Ojtigress acts to remove discrim­ counsel baa been doing an excel­ proved by the Town Planning (2) BALANCE FRONT months to reach their goal—the show good foirth, Aitty. Diana relations between the United inatory practices “hostila propa­ Card Of Thanks lent job.” Oommissian; ganda might be expected to hurt overthrow of strong man Fran­ said that Pantaleo waa buikting States and other countries? Wa would like to take this oppor- He cited recent rulings which A repm-t on the Capital Region (9) CHECK VBONT WHEML U. S. officials disagree on the us more than it has hurt us until cois Duvalier. Rigaud. former tunl^ to ezpraaa our deepest sraUtude darifled reaponaibiUty for nam- Planning Agency No^eaat Ref­ a house on Packard 9t. immedi­ REARINGS now.” governor of Port au Prince. Hai­ to au tha relattves. frienu. and neigh- ately adjoining the proposed in­ extent of the damage, but influen­ ii^ o f bond counsel and paying use S t i ^ ; (4) CHECK BRAKE flYSIEM tial leaders such as Secretary of Stevenson says be finds U.N. ti's capital, said he thinks Duval­ bon who so kindly lent comfort and dustrial area, where he intended coosolatloa to os In our recent be- agsnt Cor the town, Atty. Ajon- Plane for a bi-monthly meetk^ State Dean Rusk and. U.N. Am­ diplomats generally tolerant and ier “ win stay and fight to the rearaeatBL We are especially srateful Bon’s appointment of a new bond of all town boards. to live himself. AU RNIR ONLY bassador Adlai E. Stevenson be­ understanding, but even they have end.” to dia nurses and aides at Creetfleld But "If the zone ia changed all Conealescent Hospital, and to thoee counsel from Hartford instead of lieve the United States definitely been "shocked by*’ what they have “ Support should com a and must who sent floral trfimfntes. the Boston firm pievkMisly used, the way to Bidwell St.,’’ aoid an­ la being hurt abroad by the racial seen and heard in recent months.” come immediately—from men, and his court action which re­ other opponent, “ there ia no teHing conflict. Even more serious, he believes, j,governments. and international or­ M ia WUUam Hudson and fszntly Car Items, Radio what oouM go tai there.” solved a long standing property .95 Racial ooiMUat in the U.6., such aa picitured here in The situation is complicated by is the false impressian created ganizations who share, or pretend Card Of Thanln tax dispute with Wmiam Mc­ Any industrial use pwm4tted by BbRikubom, AM., draws wide oitiUntiion ahnaul. UK. several factors likely to make abroad about the attitude of the to share, in democratic ideals—to bulk of the American people and these men artio arc fighting for Ws wlaii to thank an of our frlllb a Guire. Reported Stolen the town aonjng regulations can rfWriiaiM (Maagme on the eodbent o f the damage to some countries more sensitive to and aeichbori for the many acta of The appropriation o f 832,000 for locate in an industrial area. *9 American preotlge but moot soy the American image U.S. events; the official policy of the govern- gov the same ideals," Rigaud said. klnilnwa and sympathy shown us In three downtown parking areas has Pekoe today are taivesUgatkig Atty. Mierte said that industriai 8VICE ON AU . M tarnUhed to ootna meaauN by racMl oandBcit. (AP The independence explosion "W e cannot reveal at this stage our recent berasTement. We especial­ which has brought to the world (Ceetleeed aa Fage Ught) where the rebel forces come ly ttM h MDte and Ella MisoTicn. Mr. been discussed by the directors for three caaee of theft reported yes­ zoning woidd be oontrary to the CXWVENTIONAL MAKES Photodax.) and Mrs. Sam rellce and family and about a month, and shoidd be dlctatea of the recently adopted frani," but that they landed by Lou Ingraham and others who helped quickly acted on tonight. terday. maater plan, and to a Court of boat on Haiti'a north coast, and na tat any way. Although the appropriations David Hsmelin of Vemon yes­ Oommon Fleiu ruling on an appeal are headed by a former chief-of- Mr. aad Mrs. Jamsa Croosh would about ezbaust tbe parking terday morning reported that two taken from an earlier TPC denial MORMRTY staff of the Haitian army, Leon Gsntavc. he said. Mrs. Leon Oontave. wife of the leader of the inva.tioin of Haiti, stays close to the short.'wave radio to meter fund, now at 835,500, the di­ batteries, valued at 860, were of a abnUar request The master plan calls for rest- Chntave’s son-in-law, Carl Luce- her New York apartment, li.slening for news of the fighting (A P Phoitofeuc.) rectors hope tfa4 proposed down­ taken from his touch, wWch was ------— ^ ------town taxing district would bring dmtial devetopment in tUa par­ BMTHERS S tate N ew s ma, stood beaide Rigaud as the parked outside Dave’s ^ g n Oo., former miniater gave his views. in new revenue for parking ac- Tolland T^he., Sunday. ticular sector oif Manchester. M dlenaldrs e n - M i s - n s s Ban Easy^ Next Hard on the Haitian situation at a news quioMione during the next fiscal Guy Russell o f 62 Rialey Rd., The court suggested that tbe tool Hiay m inadn of 100% 991-815 CENTER ST. OVMRS RPOtr HKT eonference. Cantave’s Wife year. Glastonbury, reported that two frozen meat—but top quoMy beef ground freth doBy. Roundup Aakad whether the invaders Military Pay Hike The three areoa are at Forest hubcaps were stolen from his car aficlals are uncertain. If, as manySaggression by Mw U.N. eharter. came from the Dominican Repub­ and Main St, between Oak and which hcul been parked on Brook­ Hiey’re served hot off iw griR on toasted bun—Ibe Ab a p News Analysis By JOHN M. HIOIITOWER suspect, he is angling for some MORE MORE lic, Rigaud said. "Not at all." Maple Sts., and in the P u rn e ll field St. during the weekend. Stays by Radio way yoe Mce 'em best. Everything at McDonald's k so WASHINGTON (APf-toAs East- kind.), of recognition of Communist French President Cbaries de Fern D. Bagidy, Haiti’s ambas­ SAVE Parking area. Norman SpM^r, owner of Nor­ STANEK East Germany, the United States Gaulle has made clear ins opposi­ sador to the Organizatimi of Wildcat Strike West negotiations go, uie recent One of the beatkiga which di- man’s Inc., 443 Hartford Rd., yes­ iesetmg. . . so spolless^f dean. Come ei for the 1 conclusion of a limited nuclear and Its allies will face extreme tion to the proposed nonaggres­ Americaa States, has charged Passes Senate, 84-0 In NYC Home reoton may sat up tonight will be terday afternoon reported that a ELECTRONICS, INC. food in loum at priees tiat pleoiel difficulty in coming to terms with sion pact—as well as Ms unwill­ that they cams from the Domini­ R » I “ 5 * 3 to consider the proposed taxing transistor radio, ralued at 814.88, 877 BROAD ST. Starts in Hamden test ban treaty with the Soviet Union was a breeze. The next him in the next round. The West­ ingness to sign the nuclear test can RepuMie. (hstrict, which would levy an ad- was stolen from the store. HOUSE bM agreement. WASHINGTON (AP)—’The Sen-^men would get boosts of 86 to NEW YORK (AP)—Mrs. Leon round won’t be so easy. ern powers do not recognize East The OA8 instructed its special IN FUfl. c o m ate has approved unanimously a 8120 monthly. Raises for officers Cantave, wife of the HaitiEin rebel HAMDEN (AP)— Worker* Premisr Khrushchev’s insistent Germany, a member of the War­ ' It is understood that De Gaulle’s committee on tha Dominican-Hai- CLOSED FOR loD * for t if gpkIOM mrokom pay raise tor practically everyone would range from 860 to $120 general, says the invasion of their s i the Acme Wire Co. staged call for an East-West nonaggres saw treaty. stand, taken in a news conference tian dispute to study the cluuges, JuTy"29,' has been affirmed th a termed *'oompletaiy anfouhiM” in the armed forces except re­ monthly. homeland must be very Important &.HALE Sion treaty seems certain to pro­ In the view Of some o t the best The Senate and House bills to him—he started it en their 18th IRON FIREMAN VACATION an vnaathorii^ strike today informed authorities here a non­ message he sent this week to Iqr tbt Dominican Republic’s OA8 cruits, apprentice seamen and pri­ vide to the central issue in nego­ vates with less than two years would provide similar increases wedding anniversary. r^K»iedIy to protest the dis­ tiations at the next stage. aggression pact would be mean­ President Kennedy. De Gaulle is ambassador, Arturo CUventi. AMERICAN LEGION for the U.S. Ctoast Guard, Coast Her husband, exiled former AUGUST 5-10 charge of an employe. ’The problem is finding out how ingless except as a kind of good reported to have told Kennedy Asked whether the invasion was .service. The measure, which would in­ and Geodetic Survey and Public, chief - of - staff of the Haitain ■jPlj CUSTOM Me Donald't Employes on the third shift at the United States should approach will gesture toward peace. All the th ^ France does not intend to lanncbed from 'Venezuela, Rigaud sign the teat ban treaty—even at crease military payrolls more Health Service, which ha.se their armed forces, led invaders ashore Rc-Opsning Em pMnt vralked o ff ihelr jobs those negotiations and what countoies which are members of repeated: “No.” And, in response 46 WEST CENTER STREET CLEARANCE tbe price of U.8. aid for France’s than 81.2 billion a year, goes to pay on military schedules. This on Monday north of Port au Monday, Aagust 12 after mtdnlgfit and set up picket ^ ts to eccompHsh in the United Nations, including the to another question, he said none Mark II nuclear program. came from Cuba. the House, which has passed a would cost the taxpayers an addi­ Prince, capital of Haiti and II OPP. NEW FIRST NA’nONAL STORE talks with top Soviet leaders in Soviet Union and the United Stats, tional $30,084,000 annually. Wo oro foreod to moko are already committed to non- ’The Kenneity administration’s Rigaud said the bivaders are similar but slightly less generous stronghold of dictator Francois Moscow this week. Duvalier. fo r tho Rood o f our Hie strikera are members o t Lo­ Khrushchev has made his main approach to the next phase of bill. Usually a Senate-House confer­ (Continued on Page Ten) Never more than a few feet II* ral 23.28 of the International Ao- point clear. At the signing of the negotiations with the Soviet Union (CmrtiMed on Page Twrire) ence committee works out differ­ from a short-wave radio, Renee ' ^ OR ooriaitlon o f Machlnlsta. test ban pact Monday In Moscow is to try to broaden the nonaggrea- BINGO GOP Held Ready ences between similar bills. But Cantave listened for news of tha lo BOW aniving! he declared that "the next step, sion issue to embrace larger BOILER A oompany apokeoman sold tbe Sen. Howard W. Cannon, D-Nev., fighting Tuesday night while talk­ EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT in our opinion should be to con­ questions of European security Indicliiient Bared, diepute seemed to concern the dis- who steered the pay raise through ing to a reporter in her Manhat­ SPfWTSWEAB clude a nonaggression pact be­ To Ratify Treaty It is said here, for example, that clMirge of an employe wbo was Plan by Rocky the Senate ’Tuesday by an 84-0 tan apartment. 8 e'CLOCK-4EGION HOME. LEONARD ST. DRESSES dbanSssed for “uolng vile and tween the meml^er states of NA’TO there would be a definite gain for Lays Stock Fraud vote, .said he hopes a conference ^ Speaking in eloquent French, SECOND FLOOR Ebuslve longuage to a foreman.” and the states belonging to tha By JACK BELL peace in Eur<^ if Khrushchev Ezdorive VoMMrtffc Com- Warsaw ’Treaty." Associated Press Political Writer would agree to steps to reduce will not be necessary this time j ' T ' „ ITrkizt* F'nnnflinris Mrs. Cantave denounced Duvalier 16 Swim Suits. WHMam J. Albrecht, internation­ Ends Picketing and that the House will accept the * 0 T U U F \ ^ a i i a u i a i l » baaiine givea an intiaDt, While the United States position WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate points of conflict and the dangers as a "blood-thirsty killer." al representation of the union, deoB flame whidi bums at Reg. $10 to $20. . .S 3 .M on his proposal Is publicly flexible, Ropublicans have assessed the d surprise attack. Senate bill. ' ------"We will win. I know we shall,” top efficbacy—ao smoke or mmSi the strike vvas unauthorized. The decision on what the Hou.se; HARTFORD (AP) — In an in­ 94 Summer Dresses. American leaders undboutedly are political implications of the limit­ The principle point of conflict she said. s o o t. . . ao watte of bid. O P I E R A V n O N At Medical Site will do probably rests with Rep. i dictment kept secret more than a "I hope all democratic coun­ There are some 280 employee In ed nuclear test ban treaty and Heat ia nodted” in the tar- Reg. $10 to $22. . .G 5 .M opposed to the pact in the form in is Berlin. The United States would E m bargaining unit. The fljwt oon­ ^tch Khrushchev wants it. most are expected to wind up (fori Vinson. D-Ga.. chairman of I year, the chairman of the board tries will give my husband aid In Baoe between flriiig periods. Jamaica Shirts. like to see Khrushchev eliminate NEW YORK (AP>—Leaders an­ traot betvireen the company and The public flexibility is due to voting for its ratification. the possibility of a new Beriin the House Armed Services Com -' of Canadian Javelin, Ltd., a Cana- aad not wasted ap the chim nounced today they have called Reg. $5.98...... Eie union was signed last month. a desire here to keep Western ne­ mittee, who rules with a firm dian mining company, and three (ConUmied ea Page Twelve) aqr. Thousands of oamen An Influential Republican sen­ crisis by agreeing to forego tbe off further picketing — “perma­ 6 Sport Tops. gotiations with the Soviet govern­ use of threats or pressure on West hand. other men have been accused of sepoft excep th a a l o6 tav- ator, who asked not to be quoted nently, we hope’ ’—at the Down- ment moving forvrard and to find Berlin or its suf^Iy Unes. The Senate and House bills! fradulently promoting sales of the M t . No soot means that Reg. $3.98...... Extended Forecast by name, said he and a majority state Medical Cotter construction cause o f about 90^ cf CI.IEA\NSWIEIEI out whether a modified nonaggres­ of his colleagues have reached the , would provide increases to most company’s stock, 6 Slimmer Skirts. Anolher counterproposal being •WINDSOR LOOKS (A P )—TTie sion agreement acceptable , to both site in Brooklyn, scene of mass active duty personnel to re.servisLs U.S. District Court ordered the •ice cafls is abo efamt- conclusion that "we can't afford talked about by officials here arrests for nearly a month. nated. Thoae as, er come R eg- $7-99...... 94J99 UJS. Weather Bureau issued this sides might be vrorked out. and National Guardsmen and t o , eight-page indictment kept secret IT’S A BOY politically to vote against this would call for Khrushchev to But one sponsor of the Brooklyn five-day forecaot for Connecticut Wliat course Khrushchev event­ treaty.” agree to some kind of inspection those drawing military retirement i when it was originally returned by INFANTS' and GIRLS' today: ually take depends... on his real demonstrations, the Cbngress of pay. ; a federal grand jury here on July Racial Equality, said through its STREET FLOOR Temperatures in Connecticut goals, about which Washington of- (CooEnued ea Page Eight) (OonEBaed am Fage lira) The Senate version would cost 2, 1962. FOR JFK Brooklyn chainnan that its offi­ 81,227,330.(XK) a year, about 85 Judge Robert P. Anderson or- Fogarty Brot., Inc. 10 Swim Suits. Sizes 4-6. during the next five days, ’Th'urs- cers and members were "upset, day Suxiugh Monday, are expect­ million more than that of the dered an end to the secrecy yester- OTIS AIR FORCE BASE, MANCHESTER, CONN. Reg. $4.98...... S 2 4 IG dj^ppointed and dissatisfied’’ House. day after he was advised by U.S. ed to average 2 to 6 degrees be­ •nth the decision. 816 BROAD ST^-TOL fli6-4586 8 Swim Suits. low normajl. Warm over the week­ The increase.s the fir.st since , Atty. Robert C. Zampano there was | M a ss.( A P )— Mrs. Joh n F. But the (TORE chairman, Oliver 1958—would begin Oct. 1 under I no longer any need for it. Reg^ $2-98...... S 1 .M end but cool at the beginning of Leeds, added that his mganiza- Kennedy, wife of the Presi­ 2 0)rd Crawlers. the period. The normal tempera- ECM Tariff Hike on Poultry the Senate bill. | ------Oon will observe the decision to Under the Senate bill, enlisted (Continued on Page Nineteen) dent, gave birth to their Reg. $2.99...... S 1 .M turee in the Hartford area during abandon the picket line, at least the period rangea from a high of for today. third child—a son— today at Boys' Short Pants. S3 to a kw of 61, in New Haven Reg- $1-99...... GlU IO ’Die Brooklyn CX)RE group will the base hospital. the range ie SI to 63. Spurs U.S. Get-Tough Policy meet at its- headquarters tonight Precipitation may total between FOUNDATIONS to decide irhether it irill continue WASHINGTON (API — Mrs. 2 and 6 tenths of an inch occur­ the demonstration, Leeds said. Gold Mining Slated John F. Kennedy, vacationing on MAIN FLOOR ring as showers late Saturday and EDITOR’S NOTE — The United<^ing out Ita own agricultural policy,^Carlaon, R-Kan., that the United The Rev. William A. Jones Jr., Cape Cod. was suddenly hurried to ★ EXAMPLE lUYS it aarly Sunday morning. 8 Assorted B i^ . States Bays it will retaliate has resisted U.S. efforts to link States might be "out-traded and coordinator of the Committee of the hospital at Otis Air Fores AUGUST SALE! Reg. to $5.95. . . . . $ 2 ^ against the European Common agricultural and industrial prod­ sold down the river unless we Job Opportunities to r Broriiiyn— Base today because of prospec­ BRAND Charged with Arson Market for b o o a t ln g tariffs ucts in trade talks. adopt a hard Une.'^’ one of three qnnsors of the dem­ Under Ocean Floor tive premature birth of her third 2 Panty Girdles. onstrations—said the decision to child. The President flew from NORWKJH (A P ) — WUUame against U.S.' poultry. ’The action —Protectionist sentiment in the There is a clear precedent for • OVER 100 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM NEW Reg. $3.00...... end picketing was made Tuesday here to be with her. 1963 COMET Todera, 35, was bound over to tbe raises new fears that internation­ United States—in the shoe and the (fommon Market action and al trade is in trouble. ’The follow­ textile Industries especially — night at a committee meeting at­ The third Kennedy child had not superior court today on an arson the American reply. When the By FRANK CAREY 4 ploring and tapping the vast • ALL PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE! 2-DOOB SEDAN SPORTSWEAR ing story anadyzes developments. shows signs of rallying. tended by Bom e 50 ministers. been expected until later this charge in connection with a fire United States raised tariffs on Associated Press 'Science Writer plains in waters several miles j „,(,nth Bkiuipped with: Heater, de­ MAIN FLOOR Some trade observers question Jones said it • • as based on the Aug. 4 that destroyed nwre than carpet and glass last year, the WASHINGTON (AP)—Within 10 deep. froster, turn signals, ril filter, 12 Blouses. By DARDEN OHAMBU8S the wisdom of retaliation. ’They Oommon Market promptly boosted “constructive and positive mea­ The President was notified four tubeless tires, ^us ^ rd Motor 800 pigs at Waterford. AP Bosineaa News Writer say the situation is far too com ­ sures for eliminating Job discrim­ years, the Bureau of Mines hopes He said comrnercial engineers | jjjjnmes before noon that his wife its tariffs against American chem­ to be prospecting for gold and arc planning nuclear power plants being taken to the Air Force Oo. 2-year or 24,000-mile war­ Reg. $3.99...... Tbs Waterford man waived ea- NEW YORK (AP) — The lowly plicated to be aolved merely by icals. ination in the construction indus­ ranty. ______^1961 14 Better Blouses. aminstion In circuit court after try in New York State"—mea­ other minerals deep down on the (or the ocean floor to furnish pow- hospital near Hyannis Port, Mass, chicken is causing an internation­ acting tough. ’This kind of tariff raising re­ Reg. $4.99...... pleading innocent today. Judge Ar­ al fight. Others agree with Sen. Prank sures agreed upon in a meeting ocean floor. ei" (or mining operations and heat ^9 minutes later, was off by 9 2 j § 9 verberates around the non-Oom- .t Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller’s The equipment will be a far cry and light (or men in underwater helicopter from the White House 21 Sport Blouses. thur WUUajns reduced Y o d e r s’ ’The United States, after, weeks munist world because of interna­ BRAND bond from 810,000 to 85,000. of wrangling with the European office. from the shovel, pan and burro of shelters. i Andrews Air Force Ba.se in Reg. $2.99...... $ 1 ^ tional trade rules that say all cuts Rockefeller announced a ive- gold rush days. The bureau plans Crawford said the bureau s in-' ng^rby Maryland, and a jet (light NEW Todera was arrsrted in Boston Common Mwket announced on Johnson Leading and boosts must be applied to ev­ 1963 Mercury 8 Assorted Bermuda. Tuesday it will retaliate against point program aimed at tighten­ revolutionary techniques for open­ terest In ocean-bottom exploration; from there to Otis, Monday Bfgbt aad waived eoctradl- eryone. ing state enforcement of antidis­ ing a new frontier in mining. is prompted by growing hints that; ^.s he boarded the Army heli- MONTEREY 2-DOOR SEDAN WITH Reg. $4.99...... $ 2 ^ Een. tariff biereases on American Mississippi Race Most observers doubt there will BREEZE-WAY WINDOW poultry. crimination lasrs. By 1972, bureau oceanographer gold, copper , iron, manganese, copter, he picked up a telephone 10 Assorted Pedal Pushers be more than a rourtd or two a t Jones aaid today, '”rhe governor John Crawford reported in an in­ nickel, cobalt and other valuable | hi H and put through a call, Blquipped with: 390 V-8 engine, Reg- $4.99...... 9 2 j 9 9 Cans Underfilled The government, if a settlement By JAMES 8AGOU8 tariff retaliations. Still, they say, did not ask us to halt the demo- terview, the bureau expects to resources may be available in xhe First Lady went to Squaw ra^o, heater, standard trans­ is not reached, will raise duties negotiatiotu can be expected to KARTFORD (AP) — TIm atoto JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Lt. ean Common Market coun­ van 51,528. imports began brightening Ameri­ a direct hearing on tha permanence through which men could be trans­ Indonesia; the Japanese min'e iron tries each year. heater, defroster, backup lights, 43 Swim Suits. 2 7 4 omoao. A fiiU quart la 82 Robert Mason, a 66-year-old can rirop counters, b u y m were of tbe Do-iricketing decioion. ported by an elevator. from their coastal waters and hea­ Bulletins signals. Tutone paint. White- Reg. $1.99...... The move reflects a new Ameri­ welder who runs.for fun, had 1,203 pleased anew. ’Ib e third apanaor o t the medi­ —Underwater shelters at the vy minerals are taken from beach 'Colled from AP Wire* Taking a Trip? Wherever you’re ^ging, go walls. Inchidee Shrd Motor Co. 18 Deck Pants. The aana were bought from a can attitude and tactic — a get- votes. They Uked too the way Ameri­ cal center picketing is the Nation­ mine opening where men could areas of the United States,' Aus­ 2-year or 24,000-mile warranty. diotribubor in Atran who ptmehaaed tough policy. It also reflects these Because the long ' allot—listing can producers cut costs to meet al Aasociatioa for the Advance live a week or more at a time. tralia and India. MWr fagr L o g DMancc. Make reservations at your favorite place. Settle No. 3A88. Federal Label Price Reg. C2.§9...... - G 1 .G 8 toa oil from toe MoCuUoch Oorp. ne^y complicated circumstances offices from governor to constable forei^ competition. Many econo­ ment o t Colored Peoi^e. —Floating underwater labora­ Oawford cited a report by sev­ '2150 in world trade. eral commercial companies of BUITALO FLOOD 82414. at Ifflnneapolia, Fraaoinelli aaid. —must be band-counted in all but mists ray 'was tbe rnain rea­ Jonee raid NAAOP representa­ tories — huge buoy-like devices plfliif for aBre wiRi friends o«t of town. lAiter oo, let folks back home LEASING FLANS AVAILARU FOR A U '43 MODELS MEN'S SHOP —The Oommon Market has as­ 17 precincts, there were indlca* son postwar Inflatinn t^iered o t t tives attended the meeting o t •vhich could be 'anchored and finding “very interesting quanti­ BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Heavy rain batteied this elty« Inow FOB Vs safe and 9o«nd and havmg fun. There are so many ways M AIN FLOOK OYCUST nDULED serted itself as a strong-willed tioos tlj^t races may not be set­ In the late 1960s, AmeiicSua Btaooktyn ministers. He aaid ba manned at depths of about 1,(K)0 ties’’ df gold in Waters 500 feet ODELFURD (AP) — Roaaitar equal in trade dealings with the tled until tonight or ’Thursday., saw aometUi^,. eiaa they Ukad. felt eertatai the NAACP would go feet and serve as bases for lower­ deep ofl Alaska. of S0O,(M>0 today, sending water 14 Summer Spml Coats. skirling onto doorstofM ahd Into EEat, 27, o f Em Bariiam'a Head United Statra Runoffs will M held Aug. 27 for European nations seemed ready to alrag ••!& tha derision. ing equipment to the ocean floor. The U.S. Geological Stirvey yfiU A lt Long DifllMcs oan add pleasure to a trip. (Costs so httle, tool) LOW RANK RATES Bieg...... G1G.GG eellan and forcing evacoatioa $ ^ 00 oeoEon, m m kUtod loot whan — Europe’s farm blocs hava races in wMeh no one gets a quit fighting among tlMmaelvw There • r a s no ten eom All are deemed feasible •rithin join •vith tbe Bureau in the re­ MORIARTY BROTHERS 7 Summer Sport Coats. search program on which the two o f more than 800 persons in an Ma nzetorcycla grazed the aide of made it clear toey are keeping a majority. and Jota hands in economic co­ ment from tha NAACP. 10 years, said Crawford. eaMern subuih. Neighboring Ni­ from Haitforil OeoBty's el Bfig. $ 1 7 .9 0 .------n truoic eomtog from the other di- sharp eye out for their own inter- In the general election Nov. S, operation. Tbe Ownmon Market, Six parsons riiowed a p this LMking farther into the future, agencies hops to spend 8100 mil­ OCMdPANT 3 HaifimatR- reotton on Rtver Road. P oikm aoid. eete, which often clash with thoee Republican opposition, iacludiiig founded' in. 1968 b7 Italy, Fnziee, rnoniBg at the Cra^eford said the bureau hopes to lion in the next ten yrars. ’The agara Falls also siillered. Hun­ 34 MONTHS end WtHys Jeep 4-wheel i Bureau a t Ooimnsrotol Flsherlos dreds a t motoriata were stranded Reg. $10.00...... G 4 ^ tO a m otoofiycle waa au to fwE8y « R of America. ha'ra manned subm enlblM and W a d o ou r boot: y o u bottor TO PAY r a F a g e t w a i atber oqtaripmeot rapaUa « t am- b# fei at Ew U ‘ 301 CINTIR ST. 4 4 M 1 3 S 100 Assorted Sport ShSto. S t T-Horoiw, Itorinf tRMUa Bag. $8,99.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONK WEDNESDAY, * AUGUST f . y lYBNm a HERALD. OONM, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 PAGE Dudek pipperty is worth (4,000, I'H juat eat your old fedora.’’ J o h n s o n Two ilegro giris from Greenville, Mias PauUne Marantoo, OV JVxr- Not Interested At the request of Director Tay­ Sheinwold on Bridge Plan hy Ro^y Ifias., E' Negro youth from arioe St.; John V. Zaviakas, 411 N. IftBBUILDIINI lor, a report on refuee diapoeal in Mississippi E f f a c e F ow ler-T rem ar co Birmingham, Ala., were among Hospital Notes Main 9t; Joseph Barre, 176 by Capitol Region Fhumiiig Agen- the demonstrators. Princeton S t; Ifrs. AngeUne Oran- CONTRACTORS Ihe Mhnchealter area—presented f r a y ’^ ^ • m i Ends Picketing Two Negroes applied for Jobs Pattento Today: 214 " dan, 89 Waddril Rd.; Mrs. Vera 'hi Moving Ordinance cy ohainnan Mm. tkjrothy. Jeusoto- Tha marriaga of Mlm Rose Marie at the medical center project in, AHMITTBD YESTERDAY: Ed­ Spera, 37 HortJ Dr., ThtoottvlUe; CUSTOM HOMES Brooktyn but were told .that hir­ ward Thexnas, GHastonbury; Fran­ OUR SPECIALTY aon—^wae put up fo r torther con­ gubernatorial /^andUala Kal Tramarco of Manchester to Joseph Miss ElUzabeth H elfrick, 14 W est­ sideration. phOBpa, Biay pnee a ttoaaf i ing was ..done only between 7 a.m. cis Nolan, Ro^idUe; Mrs. Piiocilla minster Rd.; Mrs. Janet R. Perks, JOSEPH BABTK—649-6(28 General Manager lUefaarcl Mar­ D. Fowler of Maneheater, formerly At Medical Site and 8 n.m- Police asked the two Martoachio, 32 Spruce St.; Ros­ Aa oi^Rm d m iiiat would have r^u ired anybody moving the first time Moca Iba b n 9 S 316 Union S t; Mrs. Barbara Jean tin said he would btveatigate two of Tdtconla,* N.H., waa aolemniaed to Join the-- picket line or leave. well M. Crane, 91 Baldwin . Rd.; Emerson and daughter, M arl­ traa Manrhwtfir to have a certificate ppving that their the caatiiry. K 1 0 t«. from Page One) They Joined. propoeals to satisfy requests for By HOWIE HOLCOMB A Q 7 ■stordsy morning at St. Barthblo- WiUiam J. Baker Jr., Tolland; borough;, Mrs. Shirley Rachel Mc­ ptcparty taxea had been paid died aborning last night, as sideKvalke on Ferguson Rd. leading A fiarry of Mcgid m Queens, a demonstration be­ James F. Egan, 75 Jarvis Rd.; Mahon and son, Vemon; Miss Jean KTC maw’s Church. site, prtyarpd to picket .Leeds j tP0*t for viakna which in affact change lot Silvers’ role was that o f the topf> bv taktng na formed the double ring ceremony Rd.; Gary Goddard, Vemon; James and uncomfortable. And if reatlcM nlgbti^ and celebrated the nuptial Mass. city-financed construction proj­ WASHINGTON (A P)—Two Po- Croft Dr.; Lynne Gail Matthewson, a —Meinw tlMd eanaed the item to Unca to face two comer lots from comic In teievietan—and when you 11): GUbert k SulUvan'a "H.M.S. campaign 1 Landry, ThompaonvUle; Mrs. Hel­ with Danina baekaeha. baadaeha oV mna* ba struck btooie It had received one street to the other. The Town ■■■ ■ CDOd Given In marriaga Iv her father, ects. Demonstrators are demand- laris-onned submiurines bo be 66 Salem Rd.; Dale Robert Fur­ cnlaraehea and paint doe to orar^axertiOB* Start Delayed think beck a few yean to the Pinafore” (Aug. 18-18). Johnain. d W art to 36 per cent of building trades en Hu^es, 24 Lawton Rd. row, Rockville; Mrs. Joan M. Cole, ■train or emotional taptet, arm adding to fo « M l eoealdeiaitlon. Planning Oommission had already the bride wore a full-length gown launciied in January 1965 by the ADiMmED TODAY: MW. Ar­ time ‘Top Bannna” w*s on Broad­ Appeared fai Play for govame a t ■ tb Jobe for liagroas and Puerto Ri­ Electric Boat Division of G^erml North Windham. your mitery—don't wait—try Doan's Pflla. H h ipnpoaid bill was designed approved the dhangea at Ckidley way. it could only be Mr. TV— l a i g ^ OB of Chantilly lace, designed with flt- lene Grochowski, Vemon; Mrs. Doan's Pina act 8 ways for speedy ro* Ted Rosen Jr., son of Mt. and what to lead. tod bodice, scalloped sabrina neck­ cans. Dybomica Corp. in Groton, Conn., BIRTHS YE STE R D A Y: A son Itef 1 — They hare a aoothinu effect oo to halt the laaa o f ohout (10,000 and L.yness Sta., and at Nye and On Firehouse Milton Berle. And Unde MUtle Mjs. Theodore Rosen, 100 War- olty cS Della Mitchell, South Windsor. bladder irritationt. 2—A fast pafn-relleTw p rop oi^ * . unpoid and for all line, long tapeiM sleeves with More than 700 of the arrests— wlH be named the James K. Polk to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ganley of . 10 00 Parker Sta. himself is playing the part next criida laat faB. COSOHARGED YESTERDAY: ins action on nanlnff backache, bead* pimeMaoi putpoaas laasaOectable. 5. Acceptance qt a quitclaim anoke Rd., recently appeared in ■ qosan, but no othar ^ y points over the wrist, and bouffant mostly for bodily blocking con­ and the George Bancroft Folk was Wapping. achee, muscular aches and pains, t —A The ground breaking tor the week at Storrowton Music Fair, the role of Flloh in "Three-Penny Once, w struction equiimient—have been 11th prertdMit of the United Da-vid Limberger, Rockville; W al­ wonderfully mild diuretic a^ion thru tha frtha raddonta who move away deed from the MfCnweater Water We=t Springfield, Mass. cut produea toa fiirea ohib tndu skirt over lace and ideated tulle BIRTH S T O D A Y : Twin sons to new central firehouse in tSve M\i- Opera," at the Cambridge School to reach Ibe ~ to defaat the contract. raffles. ’The skirt waa accented mode at tbe Downstate Medical States, Bancroft the founder of ter Wotoel, 142 Santina Dr.; N or­ kidneys, tendinff to increase the output of baCora aattUng up with the town. Oo. for property at the southwest Berle, o f course, was never man W . Sousa, 5 Elizabeth Dr.; Rev. and Mrs. JoWi Hughes of 34 the 15 miles of kidney tubes. So. the nicipal Building parking lot orig- of Weeton, Weeton, Mass. to turn back D ally with a bcu:k butterfly bustle and Center site in Bnxdclyn. Picketing the Na-val Academy. The names same happy relief milliona have enjoyed Phr their loot (10.000, towss- comer o f Parker and Lle o f the host of oOmka wiU be published FYiday evenings. of glamellas and ivy. the brier SkkNibla. Toe iidand M bs Oanol K ing o f Manchester onstration, and sold afterword ooniMiaioa with the town ae in- itstant Town GOunaei Arnold Builders, the Newington firm from the original Broadway cast, The move was not w- UBiaiilllisa and oonanfertona "to Aronson late last week, and then atreaead the '“paaca All the bride’s sMendants wors 1. Enforcement of laws baiming ! Show) waa the flrst, then Awfrey TV Sets Vp 8 % thaiineDld’a (6-page hook- ooUmon fatue sUk otgansa street- f * pHed from the town’a Roaring aid ootnaaaAaaChai b e t w e e n had to await oompietton of bor­ Meadowa (The Honeymoonera) ty " erlOilu diacrimination in employment and su ir mu/1 4^.*^ Green Brook ItaOanroir in Glaatonbury. rowing by Town Treaaurer Wal­ aqgiegaUoh 'A Fodirt Oulda to Bridge," length dresses, fashioned with fit­ Job apprentice programs will be ' took over. MARSBILLB!—Fkench f 1 r m a iO cents to Bridge Book, ted bodices, mocHfied ocwl neck- . 2. Aoceptanoe of aiz atorm wa- Acdmi on a proposed ailooation ter N. Laolere and inauranca and Chlldreo’a th eater term. Iris t6-to(amined. I tar aewcr eaaamenta in Roddedga. of (4.000 to bi^ die Dudek pmp- bondto^ oertMtaatee from the eon- manufactured 935.000 television cause be ManrTiiister Eva. Hwrald. Boot 8tU, bnes, riiort Sleevee and belled Stamps With For the second year, the Chil­ 2. Civil rights groups will work I and of a quiUdeim dead from gh arty adfoiitiiV Unkm Itond, Union tractor: sets last year, an 8 per cent gain Democtallc tfeket Grand Orntnl Station, New York Skirts accented 'with cabbage with the state to recruit qualified Bartholomeor*s Cfaumdi for mnl- 9L and the hrtdga and dam wwa Dverythiog h now raoi^y, Gen- dren’s Wing of the Littla Theater over 1961. Coleman said be A d tWa i 17, N .T . sooee. ’Ib eir circular face 'veils workers from minority groups for tsury and atoeai oawor anaamanta. ilalayriil ia*a the Septomber meet- m l Mhfloger Mhrtin saya. and of Manchester w4U present Chriet- raqnaot of the abOoTa D X were attached to maitcbing cabbage union membershq> and appren­ Every Dime t. TVatvar o f raquhementa fo r agreed (he signing should ba bafore the mae pnognune in MDancheater pul>- PAT PACT SIGNED tors to help •enenl Ibahn dorp. rase heaidpleoes, and they carried ticeship training. oumpeUtlva hWdhig tor aurtedlai Or. A. H Monm that •V the end o f the week. Bc schools aa a community aemdce WOODS HOLE. Mass. (A P )—A mittee colonial bouquets o f astere and del' 5. Herbert Cilspell, deputy state You Spend! projaot. It ta a combined activity new contract calling for an 18- opposed the rtmpie. phinium. industrial comml^oner, bsis been a 90,000 Home* Begun aloing with the CkMinoil of Second­ cent hourly pay hike over three SulUvaa, It, i Mias JetryAime TMmaroo of appointed a special emissary to ary Sohooi Principals. years has been agreed upon by Wert mart ptoy a a aorpriakigty STOCKHOIAI—N a a r I y M,> Totricers, a ooueln o f the bride was the Building Trades Council, a un­ The latter group aeaigne sohooia t'wo tmlons and officials o f the card — U gh enough to Oower girl. She wore a full-length ion group, and the building indus­ governor aa aa a U gher 000 dwaUiag units wars started la at which tha progroma w il be Woods Hole, Martha’s Vineyard based bis gown ^ cornflower blue, styled try to cc^er on the problem of and Nantucket steamship authori­ at the dmnmy. Ia this Swadan last year, aa iaoreaoa of with fitted bodice, puff sleeves and given. Last year ptaya were pre- sitiae to tl 1S.000 over 1961. Plans call for at hiring. He will refer oil reports of aented at Bowers, WaddeM, Ver- ty. rial ticket a only tore tog d n h la frih aidrt, and oarried a basket of discriminotian to Geberge Fowler,' and ha mart play IL boat 88,000 housing rtaits la both daisies and I'vy. chairman of the State Commis- planak and BuoMey Schoolo. TWa ’Ihe contract waa signed by the Negroes to 1963 and 1064. year’a aohedde ia aa EoUowa: Marine Engineers Bene'volent As­ “ votebai” Matthew A. Novak of Newing­ MRS. JOSEPH D. FOWLER alon for Human Rights. sociation, which represents li­ davit aada ton served aa best man. Ushers 4. The state will withhold funds ITS REVERSIBLE "Tha Chriatmaa Apple,” dlreot- censed engineers, yesterday. The such a were Donton Tremarco of Man­ from state-financed construction od by B etty SpaHa and Dorta EYoot chester, a brother of the bride; projects If investigation shows at KeeiM v; "W hat Color ia Cfartot- Massachusetts Licensed Deck Of­ nama la ficers Association also approved poll bats Roy Clark of Manchester, Joseph discrimination in hiring. mas?” directed by Howard WU- STARTS McCuUom of Yonkers, a cousin of 6. The methods, progress and lUuna at Manobeatar Green; "Tha tha contract but won’t sign it un­ Atty. Gen. Joe Aronson Named to Fill Post til next week. the bride; Gerardo ’Trlmarco, Jo­ procedure will be reviewed in 90 Chriatmaa EXf,” direoted by Roe- ttmX TONIGHT days. A federal labor union represent­ remedy rbrtral seph Trimsreo Jr. and Anthony ahe Bk*n and Marilyn Miann at A L L COLOR Trimarco, all o f Yonkers and Of Acting General Manager Beeldes the Negro ministers, Banttey; and a ballet adaptation ing unlicenaed persemnM signed a ansHcabto as th those meeting with the governor simUar eontraot earlier. uncles of the bride. JoMph ’Tri- NOT JOST m T - N O T JOST FMM from "The Nutoisicker Suite,” dl- to use R. nuu’co o f Yonkers, a cousin o f the in Us Manhattan office were racted by ehareogisphera Lee and bride, waa ring bearer. Aknort ovsstooked on last” ago, but at the time the Demo­ Fowler and the industrial rela­ EOT MTH 0¥€R Beverly Burton at Nathan Hale. Mrs. Tremarco wore a pink night’s board of direetors agenda crats on tlM board said they mera tions secretary of the Urban wasting for the appointment ef a AD directora are membera of peau d# sole sheath with snatch­ — Director Da-rid B on y, the League of Greater New York. tha recreation department-opon- EATING OUT? HAVE YOU 1M D PEUJNS7 boiuri’s secrrtsiy, forgot the looe new oontroaier." Throughout the three-hour meet­ COnON-COSHMWED NWERSPRMG o/d B o n d ing accessories. sored Little Theater of Manches­ A reception was held at the addendum untU he was rembiided When tbe acUw managership ing, pickets continued their sit-in ter. Ruth Rowley Is choinnan of Italian American Club, East Hart­ — was the appointmMit of a new nesdsd filltog to Abniszy, Atty. St the governor’a otflee, but m a M NTN S»ES! the CMIdren’a whng. Memberahip ford. For a motor trip through general manager. Aronsoa bod a claim agidnrt the different room. 4- in the youngsters’ dt-vision ia open New Ehiglond Mrs. Fowler wore a Director Theodore Powell named town for minor damage his car Picketing at various construc- to aspiring thesptana from 8 to white sheath with black accea- ’Town Omosel Irving Aronson to sustained when tt hH a pot hole tion sites slocked off with news of 14 yean who are membera of the aories, and a corsage o f tangerine -fill the port that Pohoe Chief in a team rood. Rockefeller’s hvvitation for the Rec department. Regiatration for carnationa. The eouple will live at James Reardon hss held since Feb­ The claim waa later settled by ct-ril rights leaders to meet with 1663 wUl be held in late September Rabbit ’Trail, Coventry. ruary, when Controller (and Act­ O eneni MiBnager Richard Ifar- Urn. C t a t n R r L m b M A t and 'Will be announced ia The Her­ ing General Manager) Jay Et- tin. Only two arrests were reported Mrs. Fowler attended Plymouth —both at a Jamaica, Queens, ald at that tkne. (N. H.) Teachers College. Mr. hiwer resigned. Ths Democrats apparently felt 7 WAUfVTST. Chief Reardon’s appointment it wise not to publicize Atty. housing project. Two pi^ets were Coming Events Fowler attended Laconia High charg^ with disorderly conduct Ehrents on this week’s eatertata- School, and is employed at Han- had been temporary, to run only Aironscn’s name at the time. Since Versatile Bill Donahue at the through the end o f the 1608-68 fis- for blocking cmistruction trucks. ment schedule include: Thursday, Friday and Saturday, son-Whltney Co., Hartford. He the town oounael has in the past • **••.** 1 oal year on June 30. often been named acting manager, Oakdale Theater — Llberaee to 10 pjn.— ^Mood Muole lOdO paa to t i served with the U.S. Army Re­ (ends Sunday); Joan Baes (Sun­ femBRnmiiAiinK serves at F t Oeypps, Maas, Powell also offered Atty. Aron­ the Repubheans brought up Atty. day evening); Anna Marla Alber- son and Assistant TOwn Oounael Aronson as their nomination—ap­ ghettl In "West Side Story” (be­ JOINS YAUG STAFF Arnold Klau the board’s thanks parently also looking am for the work they have acoom- barrasB the Democrau to en tbe gins Monday). NEW HAVEN (AP)—Yale has Berkshire Music Bam — ’The acquired Dr. Byron H. Waksman pliahed for the town. board. OVER 0 Weavers (Saturday at 3:30 p.m.); a noted baot«ri MAIN ST. arl (4 ) ‘Yooag nnwusHiIrwra, Lay-Aw ap IHaney Oartoph Feataretto « » Oniaaltii to e ytosaaid Jartar High Schort oe Lower (Seeto toid) Mato Stoty*

’ v ' / . A - v - ■ARCHESTEB KVianNG HERALD. .MANCHEffTEE* OONIL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 196R b s b s ;" " EVENING HERALa MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST T, 1$6S P A C K F I T S r*§2fi£ll SMOOR 9 ~ a i~ - | ; t ^ ^ 5 , 6 2 5

J NbHtMB MUtac P«m4l« wm n iMi:Vittfe'fftifltotiB,ito mi I anrii« m r nV*«Mntli« an if iTs im fashiom its Rt ; ITM IB IB MlxIiBV A. n o n at «M taadk« repocO. Pacnito lor two houa«a ware jeeiea ta JBtie PM u rii at O td a t Ih m a p Rd. a t «B ei«»n««*»l « r $lOJtOO ta d to Walter and IBUkad HHcan, Pitotinrtr HBl Rd., SMILING SERVICE flMOOL MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER X Waterfront Piak. a g a r a g e at Yotm cHoias Begins Practice Bm lodnBriea in the O ar- 2M ASSOmD nNS, Reg* S IM ...... oatry tdoaot developnient for a Dr. Nohord J. FreiiMM: toa To Complete Your Casual Look! 70 PIECES $1095 joinad Ms totoer, Dr. Atoect A. punpiiOQae ad ^ ,5 0 0 ; tlie Red A C O m t M D A IU O N S . Rag. $r00 . Wine OU Oo. for a gee atation at Faitoatt at M 5 M ain S t , to r the 'ttie oomer at Lake and lEain Sts. 1tRIUCBXISeR«g.$1M ...... gBM ral poBotioe a t dantiatiy. MB Heavy Shetland Knit a t$ u .o o o . w40a toa ftMancr M f JDiKle Doe- ' tlie r e were IS permita isMied ALL TH E 12 PCRCD EARRM* HOOPS boonr at Itoaohaetar, wOl serve aa tor akerattona and additiona. tn- ieiing $22,625, Ib e y went to : Nel- « M 14K ¥fRES, Reg. $2.50...... M i dental hgngientot. aoB end Nancy Lewie, relocating Dr. IWtoeM. Bttmded Manohm- a door, window and kitcheii sink STAINLESS 10 PAK lARRMOS. Reg. S IM e e e • e e e tar ndioote and ia a graduate of at $900; Burton Andrews, addition Mount Hermon (Mane.) Schoci. He Wild Pelts That Never to teaideace on Packer St., $2,000; 24 OBIUME STONE PBIDANTS, dtd undargraiuoite woik at llifta ^ AUW ool Xouia Hodis Jr. at Pucker SL, STEEL IktoreMdty, BoeUm, Maoe., and' m om ity aiding. $1,000; Sieginar F. R e g .S 2 M ...... gradunted from the UnlveraMy cf Saw the Jungle! Biandberg Jr. at Silver St., alter­ Pennagrlwania, Phftartetohto Ha re- ations, Inchiding aabestoa aiding, TABLEW ARE 34 SIERUNO S u va CHARMS, Reg. $1 .00 oently ratumed from Japan where $1,000; Ooy Banka ot King's Rd., he woee a captain in the UB. Air jrenoal remodeling and repairing, M 1.2 er 3-SIRAND PEARL Fobea, atattoned » t Tokota, AJHB. $1,000: Joaepti and Jane Lodee, YO U ’LL 2 tor $1.00 Ha In a member at toe Ameri- oar ad Lakwriew Dr., $175; NKRLACES, Reg. $ 2 M ...... ona Dental AaaooiaMan, tha Oon- Antiqaaiiaa Inawkmika Sociatgr, naoltoiit dtaite Dental Aaaociatton, anlaaitor living room ad Nattau Um Amerioon SMomotologiioal 8o- Sidft Ml 8La EVER NEED eteity at Jax>on, and the F ^ a l So­ $100. c ia l ot Heedth, lumdon, Ihigland. Closing Ouf MB oCttoe has been fumtitved In Alooh David Worreel. Caasidy| a to patieae decor. d m R d.. add I to dairy bam , | „ , A a T H E nMotTc. w. \ OUR fir, aHaiattai $100; KmoL^ ESSENTIALS la lo t ^ D r , $K» ad-| Police Make 271 Wathan _____ and aon. PLUSaaa CHINA and RADIO Bread and lOlk Arrests in July ■Id Trlckett. Cedar THE . $4A0a altaradana; DEPARTMENTS Hotetti. Twin Hm Dr.. EXTRAS I The Manchester Police Depart­ $100. ment OonnofUdaled D aily Report aanUto and a| tnk¥sfy I ALL IROQUOIS OHINA for M y noted a total ot 271 a r- ★ ROGERS&BR0. MAOR reate, nanmotui and noticae. nine Snehim ' more than toe prevtoua month's IN B T E R L RHd fig u r.. I Yes. beautiful heavy knit soft Tha Wonma'a AmriHary a t the | IN A M R in ^ O.E. RADIOS Oeaendtp Valaataar Fire Aaaoda- P a itw A _Q z6 K ^ Charges on toe orkninal aide in-1 Shetlands that are low priced. tkn, has givm |S0O to the fire com-1 ckided 1 tor murder, 14 for break- ' Choo.se from navy, brown, loden, jpny to SooOi Coventry. The wem- Poy ORly 50c Wcdi REDUCED ing «nd entering, 10 tor larceny. red. oatmeal and blue heather. ■THE INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY for Intoadcation, for breech of IB wto have their annuel ptcnic I 16 6 Sizes 34 to 40. dt the Btae Bonnat hm at Old | m toe peace. 2 for violation ot Uquor l# to a SB A a g . SO to the FOR CLEARANCE lew*. 2 tor other aeeauHe and 1 [ The Raato Ooveotry Cooperative I for oiffeneea agntnet the family and 1 Somali 'JMtamy and Kindergarten has ohUdren. { OM hva for the S^tanbv daaaeo. Coma Ih RHd Prlot Motor vehicle charges included i - !Boaa totaraatwl may contact M rs.' the Inauance of 166 tickets for : FanUman or ICrs. Jam es I psiiiDing vtolatione, 25 for viola- . Also V neck and Crewr neck ■tlMr [ Early Shoppers OurDrastieRidRtiioRt tlon a t the rood and driving laws, { > opwlnga la th el i tor traffic and motor vehtole Pullovers at 5.99 hvenity Ctaoparatlve Nora-1 lews, and 2 tor otoar ctfenaee. LIKE The report noted 68 motor vein- . hdnrmatim may be hadl cla aocidenta, nine less than in ICra. RriUnd Stood- sp ecial June, in which 28 persona received . i'firar.l mall. |.X.P-A-N

I t o Arrive F U E L O IL c t Newl GASOLINE N O W -it’s I antv-1 Ctor optal me nolii inel ven piirad «Itk Mtfie Rom stay in thel Tidbit aMR for Mucap ivf* . AS but one a t theaa have | iA a |MRSa tppttfm if NeHeneiy Advertised nmtt. Qoih • M lor $1 BANTLY OIL dl«B to their boat I f l H folne e mnAarM ( ()A)!' \N-1, INC. . cnee pnvtonaiy. Twoefail-1 lift, tool Wool SB the Jody groop ax* stay* X \ \\ .-Tin;i:i r o bW Aqg. *1. WHCHES 1847 ROGERS BR08. Mll-.hcll Aeierlea's Finest Bilvarplate CocKsillr 'IK

and ItoA ISnald O. Bkharda [ MRMKmMM. M M i OOMfNfT i M r. and Ito a Tamea D . F o n a , BERMUDAS and Mrs. I at Tnnand. BB. ganmil XRIsr Sh Omt and Mr. nndb lama at Covantry. WSOONTINUBD MODBXS ■a aaopOv the ohRdron < 7ybm dd0jn!& n Jaiy ore Mr. and Mn. Jo-| Paul Revere h Modsdod a t TnBand and Mr. 5(K each ItoB Jolm Tromiey at Oovoa- S U G A R & C R EA M S E T CANDY ONLY $5.95 1M7 B06ERS BROS. STAINLESS ^ 45 ONLY ha Ootai asmber at oUldronan-1 bp Oamtoaa to tha aroa Reg. $8.50 TIDBIT SERVING SPOONS SCARAB and ONYX Brazzotta ^ -i; > to as bp the «Ml at toe REG. $1.50 EACH KITCHEN SPECIAL MAKERS OF FINE CANDIES Campus Capers 1 for totoip;ing the group | 95 FamouB for Old pnar an several psot'i* i BRACELETS FmLIox Ml Hm p wmdd like to jc ln l PRICE! Fathioned Goodnesa I pradjeat, Mr*. Waoley L eo ^ Beg. $1L M ' m I f iwnnn. oald ifcn. Lew- '' T Q r r be oewtacted tor farther 1 [ d j3 Ofiiinal PfiEClOyS COLiyRED REO. I STORES TO SERVE VOC! $2.00 MANCHESTER anwiel A-H com sapper o t I SHOPPING PARKADE which one will he the B town enmmittae wlS be toont S to 7 pun. Aug. 14 ROUTE 6, BOLTON I OtaPCk fli— wiMify House PET of your wardrobe! for this PE4 M R M G S OPEN EVERY SUN. dOA.-Oo-chatanen are M n. Shmaon and Mr*. O w aal lovely BIRTHSTONI SOMALI COMPOTE (TopI With fashionably flattering collar and f o foreign exchange teadera new sleeve. V'er>' smart fake leopard fabric. ■nhag into the school system in RINGS Sires 6 to 14. > R^ptamber are Mias Flaminia Cee- '.oarrMla ot Italy and Mrs. KoUka | $85.99 'S ls k U € t Twiiltto N EW CAR t The teadheia wU be arrlviiig to I s A M o e t IRW” ROGERS ★ m i v e i p l a m r Waahingtaa,'DJX, la a few wedn BRAZZOTTA tor A two weak oriantatian period (Clenteri A new breed of pUe fabric Imitating » bafdie earning to Oovontrp. In I RENTALS Brariliai river otter with real fr" • ■-'"ar. Obventcy thqr win be tdooed on a I er Is ghe as %.. Sires 8 to 14. V aalaip aehedole aocordnig to their i napertaBee. The women are qxm- 10 $139.99 EWM.ROGERS^SILVERPLATE t Bonto by the Ifatnal Education •rand Chitnral Bxebnage Act ot S IW l wlddi erovldea nund tite lia r BORRE * tneapertatleB and health and o c-' (Lower! An embossed pile fabric, imitating ' toanfanea coverage. ' » off • WiEKLY Persian Broadtail. Large, natural real m'nk Oeeeanells wiS be teacb- collar. Sires 8 to 14. r a t Oevon try (ham m ar Schoid. • MONTHLY $149.99 to B native of Oarbognano, I I.B gradnats ot a trainiiir ! • YEARLY r tenohon and a antvern-; . . IB tanght to A Bomber ot tiw ftollBiy. KWm win 'bo USE OUR LOW RATES | | | | S 8 * at the h%b KhooL Sbe i 1 Use Our Lay-A-Way^ Plan SBBM Btor at the otoff at ITnlcn | iReMe everytliiiig 1 Tbatolng Collage at Bor* YOUR except gcHoliee. CbOage to uSaTiha to gmdoaoa and as a CREDIT MOR1ARTY 917 MAIN STREET SHOOK1 '"t OPEN THURSDAYS TO 9 PAL MANCHESTER BROTHERS . ito '■ Ml CENTER ST. — 64S-81M 4 I ■ lA ■ i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, C O m , WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1963 P A G E S E V E N

and free personnel for other less This was a civic project for both rtMoga wUl be effected almoot in- South W indsor groups. Oar 103rd Ta ■ANOHESTER EVENING HERALD, M AM CUESTBl, OOMlLf wEuHB 8 D A T , A U G U 8 T T , H 6I otantaiMOuaiy. by the oomputon, miMdianical duties. PAGiB an Automation to lighten L oia d wUeh operate in tennb of “ndlll- No doubt, to, the peoide in the Maoobester Evening Herald tax. assessor’s offlc^ data pro- Books, Flowers South Windsor oonespondent, oessing WiU seem a minor revolu­ MORSE COLLEGE • a t o( m fantta aas ia tha osn it takes not Ttw grand Hat. rather than bring Laura Katz, triephone 6^1758. mOttary Todey in Washington, NEW CAR In Figuring Your Car Tax tion. To the taxpayer, it will be Given Library JUmrIfMitpr ta fftkOiMioa the male batf of the World News laboriously hand-typed, will be DAY CLASSES START SEPTi;MBER 4 l acaMlly to tta "printed out” in hours nUbertfaan evidenced only By a trim, official- or tha Sea C^U Mill Waete Emmmg Tba Sanato baa passed.pubHc Ibapayeta — next year youT^i and I weeks on a high-speed p rin tin g looking punched card. The Valley Planters- Garden e ACCOUNTING • 8E < * C T ^ U ^ iitiy said today. WAmMOTOIf (AP)—IB Out RENTALS C3ub, foimwly the Avery Heights In B rief djrfswdsr Mils before only to have end. aonu ahangea w hen you during the I machine with tax totals already OTTAWA — Disposal of warts • BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MEDIOAE BfaHUTt Bat Ponibk Ite Tmlton _ M O B Aroto W akU n g tn i: Garden Club of South Windaor, re­ cently axpreaaed faar at a T A X A H jL: Iba House Ways (ham dla ia tbe House. Docctsber I figured. Fftod Aid 1 ^ Billion liquid coots many nesvsprint mifle •■t your motor vehicle tax ssasmi cently donated to the Sadd Me­ • GENERAL BUSINESS EXECUTIVE X wouM b« ilM nonnal awmam^ A Thoiii:ht for Todaj SAIGON. Sooth Viat Naaa (AP) poaMbla Chtaieae-PMataai aBpi- aai Mean* haa racom- Yaeatioi Sptdali k n y new | k the procedure works out as thousands of dollars a year. One # B R o ra o n ment. Tour MH may not be any affectively as Murpby hopes, real WASHINGTON — Besides com­ morial Library a book on flower mill with a special disposal prob­ EVENING SESSION STARTS 8EPTE80BER 28 tioii of moat o t ui that tha da- Oommunist goerrillas raided a meat agatnat TmHa m iiiil rtviog a tax break to par- Huge Dredgor Ordered amaller, but it will be more mod­ ft ft. IKR0U80M Spoaaored h y the Maocheater aoM wito roUar-coaster incomes, .estate grand lists may someday be mercial exports of United States arranging and a sutiscription to a lem resorted to a method used for r J S u b m __ hamlet of Montagnaids—naewn- HOSOOW (API—The Soviet Un- One.''two or throe w*cka em and official-looMng, and tbe d Oetat^r 1. U U p u tu r a o t tba laat Ruaaiaii troopa Connell of Churches as anthon, entertainara, Get Our Ratoe they oeear. I prepared the same way. Other fa rm g^oods — about $3,500,(KX),000 horticulture magazine. getting rid of atomic wartea; it For Information Call TeL 322-2261 tain tribesmen—in the icu lial, loa-g j i q i tmmanned aatdf- ptoceoa by wWch it gets to you from OftMU only 90 m iiee froiri cNir la nfaaainnal athletes and Uwyera. OALOUTTA — A bugs dredger, to th e •f the asaea-1 town departments, such as water worth a year an additional $1 ,- At Wood Memorial Ubrary, the dumps mill effluent at sea. Fbr l«3 Ann Street, Hartford 3, Conn. Office Hoorn, 8 4 higfalands Toesdav and captored is senAng scientific dntsi to coating 85,260,000, has been ordered w ill be far more efficient. idiores, wotUd ba ^reat good news. "Thy Word have I hid in my 91 tribesmen, the Vietnninese gov-leexth. Mbneow radio reports, The jMnasBiHaa Tuesday spelled Dodoa P M t i o C and sewpr, also hold potential for 500,000,000 worth goes on other club placed two urna filled with this purpose the mill bought an fram a Dutch Ann for th e uee In Paul Instead of the fam iliar typewrit- $84,000 barge that oarriee 160,000 ______Co-Educational ______to _ _ ~ at Kuclinter Coao.. u heart, that I might not sin against emmmt reported today satellite. lanncbod Tnaartaj. oat a pnvlaiaD to give special COeieCMlI data processing, which, experts terms to aid imderdeveloped coun­ geraniums. The urns were pur- ■ M tflbatcr. A ll of U0 would welcome such INC. tan tax sheet telling where, when, thee was rqxwted orMtlng the earth at cowtoleraiyw to a '’'5 ^ Chktoutta’a port The hopper car The akaliart wto then be ca- daim . will lower coats of operation trie s. cliaaed by the local lions CTlub. g allo ns. news, including some of us who do Psalm 119:11. 1 Th* govermncBt said to Mon-' p u rity e f 6,(X>0 tona wik make the Pbona 848-3881 and how much you have to pay ■nacBipnoN iu l t e s The more we hide the wxitten tagnards letunied to die lin tilled a maxinnim height of IS milee incoaiie rtiooto _ ly in one year 878 MAIN STBKCT toe town,rfor the privilege of driv­ aoaiaed aari lertaed by the board f S y S ^ ki Adrahca not always share or approve the' Word within, the more we reveal and a minimmn height ef HT'mere than a thinl abow his aver- dredger IndtoVi largert. of tax niviuw Fbbmary; fram this Om T«ar m o o hamlet one of many astaWliilifd ing the old jalopy, the some U.OO stridency with which some of our the living Word without. “ age for the previoua four years. under a U S.-Vietnamese piegmm INiXOrED FOR MUBIWCR heartening informatian will revWon will come a ffaal abotract, 935 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER - 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. to 5:30 P M. - C^SE D LSO public orators demand that we go Rev. James A. Bottnema, Pastor to swing primitive tribes toH. .Prcsl- . ...M- ■ BOLZANO. - — ———~ ItaItaly ly (AP)r — Two — — ___^ Now. .mch_____ an . tacrearc w^d the motor vehide giaad liat, aad i . r ------•- - substantial- BOSTON (AP)—A grand Jury (xmie to you neatly pigeonfaMed on MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST.. HARTFORD (522-7201) -1 7 OAK ST . MANCHESTER S n ss? Community Christian Reformed dent Ngo Dinh Diem's govem- more exploaians shook Bolzano to- Pm taj^ayv m a On IBM cord. lastly, the citixen's tax hsD. down and ^oot the Russiens out. ly higher bracket. The ebange ap­ baa indicted two man on murder m e k b s k o r Church, South Windsor. mem. day. It was the third terrorist a(- Automation la making its debut Atthoagh Murphy cannot he WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 E, CENTER ST., MANCHESTER - 649-7196 m SBBOCIATED PR£S0 But we bve in topey-turvy times. The government the guer-' tack this werti blamed on agita- proved by the committee would charges in the fatal shooting of a The Associated Press U excl^ tlr Into M aixdiester’s m unicipal Ufei, sure at thto stage just what the TMngi are not always what they LUTHER.\NS GAIN rillas burned seven bousescses and tors seeking greater aubnotny of aHow the income exceeding the pokceman aa he was pinsuing a total of hsae eared wiB be. he enMBsd Is Ihs ase of rejpubllcatlaa ot average by a third to be taxed as and the clerks in the tax isara an nans dlspatcbet crated to It or aeem, o r as simple as the.v seem. Hea-SINKI. Finland lAPl — took away 41 water buffalo the German-Leaking area of the bokhip man. sot's office wlU find their job ef feels sore it w a be aigiiifirmt. be­ BOl bdwrwioe credited In this Mper Membereliip in Lsitheran churches The government reported its South Tyrol. if ene-fUth of tt had been re­ Indicted by tiie Suffolk County sad Mao the local news pobUshed bero. And. although there is something ceived in each of five years. . making out motor vehicle tax as- cause the oU nst method was around the world has reached a planes killed to gaerrillas who b ORDIOIERA. Italy (AP)—An Grand Jury yesterday ware Ron­ See the three different units of the six Hun­ ------"‘ i of MpobllcatfoD of special— inside us which we would like to HUNGART: U.8. and Himgar oessment's lightened next winter hitala an also reserrad. record high, with gaina on ail con­ made an unsuc< 1 mfiil attack on a American ib ruling craft, bought by ald Johnson, 38, and Heihert OB electronic brains brip ahoulder To itkwtralf. he cited this phase I dred Apartments (Cottage Grove Road, think might be simple common tinents, a new Lutheran directoiy military outpost tn ■'Ih.> Weknnv — . - - cfBclala a t * Conferring in Bo- Graves, 31, both Negroes who live M O^aW ies eBeiit of N. B. A ftsrr - ^ S 5“ *'danea»dapest imon iwnhtommprabiems hln^Mocking n r nor-noT' tba burden of the mcntha-iang of the tasiBg process: Uadw the See us at the ^600^ Bloomfield) decorated by our Ruth Shea in sense which keeps saying no. we at says. River delta Sunday oiglit- U.S. pleasure paiace off Oie Riviera, in the Roodkury (hetriot process. old Bsrttmd, lists ef wsmee and ad- I three moods: Classic Mediterranean, Func­ Bepresentatlvea Tfes Ihe directory, placed on sale for military authorities could not con- ru n aground, gn red tape, mal dlpiomatic relations. They w«re charged with the ^ m ^ f t S e w r ; ~ afoedal • ■ Agency—MswA least have to take a look at a fan­ The two nations have exchanged ^ I i ( )\\ \'\ h Tax easeeeor Joseph Muiphy oaya omoo, the year, saakr and model | the fir.st time at the Lutheran firm the claim. a Milan company bou(bt it s la y t e o f patrolman James B. tional Modem and Mellow Early Aii^riean. Volk. CMeaao. Detroit _id and Boalsa. _ tastic possibility. on)y token Aplomatic representa- (be work load of his staff wiH be of Fiterlr any. tax esragdl IttMBraATJDIT BUIBUBEA tl o r World Federation's fourth aaeem- HONG KO N G AP • - American , q,| began fitting it out with amt- O’Leary. 46, lost Thuraday night. >(( )\I I ■( )IM 1 siaee Sorviet tanks crurtied saaed oonaiderafcly as data proc­ al tbe aaseamsant an the ve-1 dBCDLATIOm. Ihia fantastic possibility would bly here, said baptized member- turncoat Lowell D. Skinner. 32. , swimming pooL OT^eary died at Masoachusetts essing machines help witfa the de aH had to be painetaMngly I shipis in churche* now total 56.- General HoagHtal with two bul­ MEAN‘S Vhe be that tt is to our best interests, plans to leave Thursday for the officials of the Italian Merchant i PhUHroT State De- choree of cniculating the taxeo, eapilnd into atobribcileal IMs by [ tor 091.134. let wounda in the cheat. and our safety, to have Russian billing, and record keeping — re­ erts nring apedal typewriten. An eotimated 17 million Luther­ Skinner IS expectedexnected m in New to clasaify tiie *lp Tneaday^ o the l * ^talks are un- Both men were aloo aooueed of sulting in a saving of many hoofs The bats ware then pot to-1 troops remain in Oiba. ans in German Union churches, York on Friday mormng then go for registration. ^ ,rould not he armed robbery of the Book Bay ^ V jMBRKIAN O toA X i of manual labar. gettaer into a "a te book." and tbe I Let the case—which should advarttstng olaaina hoara: which are outside the federation, to hfe home m Akron. Ohio Is the vessel a warship, a “ »«*■. i hrtpfni to iH |-v them publicly. liquor store, asaouit with a dan­ Murphtys department baa beea ■nffriduBl amesMenta totaled onl never, in these tlmee. be dismissed bring the total world Lutheran The corporal came to Hong a freighter, a Hg bony, o^pw-; nepXNDER: The Senate has gerous weapon, having a gun in a for fuel oils, servioi^ voted $3,000 by the board of iBrao- merely beoaiiae it seems fantastic membership to over 73 million, the Kong last week after nine years haps a Mndrance to sea traffic? approved a bffi to provide paid vehicle under their control and tors to eat up the automated aya- peojerte?re*eanee freos tbe i n r Wedneaday—1 p.m. directory said. Thia ie about 500.- in Red China. He aaid be was «fis- The deciskm is expected to take eonepirocy bo rob. tem, and he stod that this it e in —be presented in a dispatch by nael tor defendants in federal heating equipment Sir |Sdj$S~»m*Thanpi^~ 000 more than were counted two illusioned with CliiDese cosnmo-. quite some time. criminal cases wbo are nnable to In additton, Johnson was effect, be a pitot ktudy of the ef- Donald Grant, reporter for the St. years ago. nism . ------pw tor Oieir earn defease. (harged with carrying a pistol phone S22>8151 (eottveneoB of data ptucmnlng be Rrtng un- Bar of sohEeatloa eaespt Bstarday — liOUlB Post-Dispatch, after a re­ The Isu-gest gains were in Ehj- He was among 21 American war the MU, urged by President without a pemilL twee to r m unicipal goy em me P L ! town budget I prisoners who refused repatria-l SlorUllolaft Dwindled 170 PEARL STREET • a ja cent trtp to Cuba. rope, where 8B per cent of the ■cdy and A ^ . Sen. Robert F. Pokce sold Johnson admittod The Date Procmwlng OOrporar Aon eorty in | workJ’i Lutherans kve. Member­ tion after the Korean armistice in. ------HARTFORD, CONN. bkon of Hartford, which WateasBay, Angont T Xaimedy, now goes to tiie House. firing tbe tooto. 1 bad to son *niis American reporter found ship in European Lutheran 1953 ; sroCKHOUf — Btockhoknii In thki type of work, has been / t that Castro wasn't heading down churches increased 400,000 to 60.4 Skinner said two turncoats still' population. addrti toom 1B14 gagad to nelp to toe study. million in the past two years. in China also have decided to leave, throngh 1960 sla/a ^ a constaad A ir Or Neutralist India? the ooexdstence trail as enthuai- HereOi (ha way the proceoa In North America, Lutheran He said tbev were Scott L. Rush gain. decUned in 1B6S for tlia MO- w ork: astiosily as Moscow might Hke. Ifcosa wigist ba aonw valid church membership roae about 70,- of Marietta.' CHno. and Albert C. I and straight year. At the start «f Bootoatty. what wIB boppa and that he seemed to be nurtur­ Belhomme of Ashland Pa. 11963 toe populatiati waa 808,600. quanlfen wfiether tha UnKed 000 to 8.5' mUlton during tha sam e that computet* wto put togvte^ ing, instead. Ideas of foHowing Ma period. Gains in Africa, AMa and NEW DELHI. India fAP)—^Tbcja ani yam kma af SA>8. O rM te r H O T SUM M ER on mognicte: tope a ma ' Statas IM r Asuld svar wnat to own hard line in tMs atmosphere. Latin America were amaller. Indian goveramezft has rir ilird i K iwkTatoii wwr has U80.000. If OB ISmcbektor motor t a in X m a ftrto Ma ro o t pockat, Ihen correspondent Grant got into Uoen Oonnectltoat a aura paaMsmn and rehance and j Motor VWActo aaoords. the foOewing presentation of a aB ba iiisigiiala aHy in the cold war. Oh* Fram the iwaatsr tape For a room furnished in the 18th Century man­ novel outlook oottceming Oiba and a **wortdng Hot" of a oa^ wdghi, partialis, want to weigh the ner, choose this cresent shaped 82-inch oversize the presence of Ruaskina there: of such obvious label- sofa and matching chair for luxury! The button- "CUba’a anomalous poMtion ia •ahm the ponsible advnn- trimmed back, cat-back cap arms, and lin^ imd perhaps best iDusUated by the fact of hartng In ^ retsdn its weighted Uek pkated akirte add their (hgnil . Oiat every day United States U-2 7 ga aa the largest and most to ptonea O y ever the island photo- aeuUallst nation in the gtaphM It hi ndnuto detaU. At 79. the aama time the United States TO DEHUMIDIFY? jMSsttih of our ponaeaalng rteotronic obaarvation rtiip, the has arisen, -inevNaUy Oxford, maintains eomtant off- , aa a result of the Chinese PIANO AND ORGAN STUDIO abore vigilance WHERE PRE-SEASON SAYINGS harder troubles of last I7 0AKST.-A43-5I7I "There are in Cuba elaborate n t m O Q f n m i Q o n o ■h k i r w h i ^ Btidderiy, even the Indians A new custom-covered oversize sofa ground-to-air and riiore-to-aea began to have second rocketa — Soviet imports—capable loaf their policy of non- WHERE of destroying both the U-2 ptanee BRAND NEW 1964 ta ttie oaM war, and and the Oxford. But these weapons bagaa to hava aiighitly different fort. fu* manned by Soviet troops wtm, Mtanghda about the posaibility of rN E ir VISTA under orders from Moscow, do not hawinc rtfaUe alliw. One pre- costs you only 1 4 9 , matching chairs 79. fire th « n . WHERE mmtoo tt worn while llie Indiana “Obeervers in Weabington be- \ tsaea to tUa frame of thought that Ueve this situation U the reeuM of waaMgottatod with them an agree- whara a piagHn dehiiawfify«r BKiy a tacit agreement between the mant, ItoaHy aigned last month, United States and the Soviet wring a pint of w otar froM dia air avary tor a Joint project inside India, Union. It Is beMeved, furthermore, Choose from any of these 4 Watkins styles toa Jahat project being the eatab- h o u r . that the Soviet troops in CXfba, ■ahmaat ef a Mg radio tranamlt- RCAVICnW estimated to number 18,000, are tor, to be uaed by India most of there chiefly to maintain Soviet ilia tima, but to be available to VOUR DEALER oontrel over the weapons installed our Taice of America three houra K you Hko your com fort in big sizot kavo an axtra largo Kving an the island. b m l h a dvery day tor Volet broadcasts to room . . need extra seating . . here's. . your chance to have an "Cuban officials say the troops todtola nelgHbors in Southe«urt you Doad to n m e m t h e are there purely on a training mis- oversize sofa at an undersize price! Chairs to m atch, too! Con­ M Site Cmiuoli rion. When they have completed problem s ef m oistura struction is designed to give you years of service. Fram es are Bren beiare thia was aigned, that misrion, the Cubstna say, they m a m O M L i f made of clear, clean hardwoods; doweled, glued, screwed and haanarar, India had begun to re- ■ :M 9 will return home. : g n t t t , tor what would easily THURSDAYS corner braced to elim inate sw ay. Rubberized hair adds buoyancy. to todtona, the ebvioua reason that "United States diplomats, how­ Handsome Spinet at Final layers of cotton felt provide a smooth, oven foundation for ever, declare that Amertoan ex­ ’ tt pravlded the uae o t Indian soil S E E Y O U R D E A L E R soon. FRIDAYS the coverings you select. Shirty are lined to stay trim and neat. perience with m ilitary miaaions in- $ P 7 a .95 ’ tor Ilia prapaganda purpose of an­ SEMI-ANNUAL SALE SAVINGS Genuine foam latex rubber cushions with zippered covers give you other nation. (bcatoa their taaka are never com­ pleted. Troops retate, complex THE HARTFORD ; o v 3 a n y luxurious com fort. Covers included at these prices! Custom -cov­ Wa suppaoe. that, if we were In- Have you always had a desire to own a diOB, wa could with equal ease un- weapons are subject to alterations ered; allow 6 weeks for delivery. In practice, military training mis- piano? To relax and be aUe to (day tbe kind how It ia that Indha can m m o f f o u aiona atay on and an. of music yon want when you want to? Now Object to our bdping build a trana- you can at a Semi-Annaal Sale saving. ■oMter which w« ourselves would "Furtfaeimore, the diplomata say, once tbc Soviet troopa are re-1 The Spinet... pktwed hefie, badt oor speci­ nao to m «ad our pMItieal influ- moved from Cuba, Moscow win fications by one of oor leading pianoto makers, anoa hi the world and not dbjeot to k h has a full 88-note kqrboaid. The soandmg A lot of Early Ameri(»n oomfort in this big 91-inch oft a l to having us finance a Mg have relinquished much of its abll- sofa. As you can see, it was, inspired by a Chippen­ tty to influenoa CMban policy. But board and ribs are made of the finest dose- fltaal miB which India would uae bo Daini Queen grained mountain-giowii qm ce. The mahog­ dale wing chair and is trea ts with lined box pleats praduea atael which might other- Washington do«a not appear eager ■CA n o to give it an informal Early American look. The to have the Soviet troops turn any mcxlel is $545.. walnut, $ 5 7 5 . Matching [ wtoa ba provided oventuaHy by the bemhes available. choice of fabrics helps further the homespun effect. } Amartcan stool induatiy. their ground-to-air and rtiore-to- Neeii just a chair? Here’s a good wing model. Pick a big chair * Iha mesnberB of Oongreas are aea miasiles over to the CU mum 5VJ N O A t i M t Twilana AMhougb they can un- and go home.” * daratand thaut In d ia h proud and All of which aaya thatt, given the at a little t JaolouB of tta own aovereignty, and condition that the Ruaaiajis can’t t tharatore ahnoot aa rehiotant to take all their weapons with them • iMh KchM i al an hivasieo by Amaiioan if they go home, we—er that is price! panda aa it ia to «Uoi^ Jilf In- American policy — realty want BUY RCA VICTOR FROM I Taainti by Chinese Oonununiat them to atay in Cuba, oidy 90 POnERTON AND YOU r troops, and aMtiough mambera of milea frtxn our shore-. I’ Oongreaa eaa uniieMand that In- 'Ihis quaint theory hasn't been I dto wmdd K e to have a steel mill aubmittod, as yst, to Senator S l ^ DRAPERY SH O P -1 1 O A K STREET Doddwater, aur favorite commen­ BUY EXPERIENCE > ttnaneed bgr American doHan to PHONE 643-5171 <- piovids pertiaps some eventual tator on foreign pokey, for the in­ ' with American anter- evitable explosion. That guaran­ ■CA ptoiaeted and developed odor tdeviaioo* i prtsa, all theee aame merabera of teed react!on notwtthataiukng, this ; Oongreaa have more (hfflouHy,.ad- bizarre twist of the Oiban situa­ BOLD BY POTTERTON’g SINCE 1964 ; Justing ihelr own esnotionsl un tion could be Just as vaSd and Just Tw o styles 7 dsistaiidliig and approval to the aa true aa anything much more ^ aemMnaticn of theee two Indian normal. We must tiy to keep re- A sleek off-the-floor lounge poktlona and sentimenta. m in^g ourselves, how nice It is BUY DEPENDABILITY chair (not shown) is also to have the Rusaiaas there, keep­ Memfcers o t Congress may take \' available at $65. The swivel ing some check on Castro. % the rather harOh position that, H, ■CA YKTCHl *Wew Viaar TV feoturef fstnooi For the Danish miSdern living room comes this 88- rocker shown has maple , t India wsunts the Meel mill, it had RCA Space Age Sealed Circuitry diat gives uofur> inch slimline sofa with its flaring arms, button trim trim. Both with latex cush­ * battar take the transmitter. Mem- I ions! In One Thing Always Gentle ^armance — eliminatea more than 200 and round tapering, set-back legs. Like all pieces in bana of Oongr eas may also harbor ■I, haadooldend ootinectkMt*. this group, both sofa and chair have luxuriously soft ' lha auspicion that, if .Chinese Continuing our casual debunk­ foam latex rubber cushions. Walnut finished legs. ji toaopa soon go on the prowl again, ing of long-standing myths aixiut BUY one at INSTALLED — SERVICED — GUARANTEED i ladto kaaK w il again wakame the the sexes, we present herewith the B!T POTTTBRTON’S OWN TECHNICIANS T w o styles i toanawiitter It aoee negotiated to eonclusione e f one D r. George Bki' 79. ‘ tak a. gel, profeeeor of peychieiry and regular prica. In addition to the English * ttvoB to that eaaa, however, our associata professor of medtolne at OPEN type wing chair above, * o cig in al quaoUon atlM m ight have the University of Rochester, aa a BUY SATISFACTION there’s a high-back modem r aonM pwtinenra. tt ia quite poaai- resuft of hia considerable profee- lounge chair at $75. Latex Save up to $50.00 mbber cushions! i bto to boUeva that an India unin- rional experience and research. onoriiM THURSDAY ■CA W i^ fideUto ooloc tahcddlven vatvad and unaiigned and dater- It ie not women, but men, who aalBtal eofac w m a powerful 24,000 vdt nhMdly nautrolipt hoa baen much are alwaya fainting from fear, Dr. fo r.- ^ OMWa votoahla to ua throughout the on Watkins Slipcovers Engel rsporto. And by fainting TILL9PJM. GUARANTEED SATISFACTION SINCE 1981 S Watery ef the oold war—^in the from fear he megns losing oon- ? Keeaan eoafbat, oartainly, in pi^ - artousneas when confronted with LIMITED TIME ONLY Brighten your living room with Watkins cus­ r leoM ef that eame Southeast Asia some injury, actual threatened, or tom made slipcoven. Choose fi«an prints and t lOgtoB to which wa want to broad- perfaape just totally imaginary, ooordinated solid colws; aD tzeoted with Scoteb- gard o r Sybner finiahea. Cal 64S-51T1 for an I aaat, to both loading and tomper- which frightens ttie great Mg RCA VICTOR IS COLOR TV DAIRY QUEEN NO. 1 in-your-hcHne showing of falKics. h « k h toMt of the whole awnken- mansiee. OWNED AND OPERATED - tog and emerging Afro-Asian Women, on the pther hand ol* tor FBED .ANNULU waeM. than It aould aver have been moet never faint. They do some­ 4M HARTFMID ROAD Dairii THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION *RG9.$135U»Safu Two deluxe chairs in this It been eur ftmnal ally and thing which is best classified, tech' *RG9.$18SiW Solatei 13S. group. Hew>lewhite wing anbomutically an our nioaUy, as a swoon. This meana l i *R«9. $17J t Soffl 6f.9S chair, aad a modem lounge A . the tbne. Indiaa aupport, that, in etrcumstancaa where their Queen chair with semi-attached .an bava laoatvad It, ban ftiaUjiot and IntelHganoa a *Rug. $103iW AMf N pu An off-the-floor modem design borrows d^p biscuit pillow back. Both have Mtoh a anrtd more yraoinaiy knowledge j f t tradMion toUa them DAIRY QUEEN NO. 2 •Btaodard 4V* i tufting from the past for a comfortable, distinguish­ foam latex cushions...... to A aama to OB aa a naault ef ihay ore supposed to be fewdniite, OWIVBD AND O R R A KD ed look. The sweeping arms, set-back legs and two ftwaaillgf Judgment, tt (hey will produce half a fanrtniHs to^ A L ELRIN foam cushions add to the sleek modem effect. The ftp that. If we want to pra- ot a taint—or a highly demonstra­ 867 W. M IDOU TPKK. soda M Ip^ 92 inches longl Walnut finished JbaA M ara valna to tive but oaually wail sentroOad Potterton ■ i i - ‘ a a ^ ' ■ . ' *tott lit cm nR IT. CORNER uf CHURCH I d* hoRP to bato t m m a O m t tote ahaut « / • --- .7 ;/ y w\

P A G E NINE MANCHESTER EVINIMG HERAIJ), MANCHESTER. OONlfe, WEDNI^DAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 / ^ i KAWCHESTER EVBPIING HERALD, MANCHESTER, - I\o M ore at S«-ai-s — ------^ ^ ^ Meeting Dates R o b ^ Brock, executive vice James W. Aut^ of Northeast Air­ Iftes MaiUgm Ruth Schaefer of lines has been Invited to meet to­ Tipuh/i president of the' Manche.ster C^haiii- ber of Commerce, last week at­ morrow afternoon at the capitol '.ochviHe and AUwt Bruce Sefawe- Faced with a raft of town proj­ with the New England congression­ el of tKooiAird were married Bim- ects whld) may require referenda, tended the 1963 Institute for Or­ ganizational Management at Syra­ al delegations to discuss the car­ World Perspective '.ay « t Um BUsder HBtan Hotd, town directors approved a sched- rier’s problems. vle Isist night which sets meeting cuse University, where he com­ ISLttftmd. The invitation was extended by Cates for each item—and then peted the three-year course in two Massachusetts members of the tn m n c a One) ‘Oklahoma!’ Ready The bride ta the daughter a t M r. added yet another proposal. Advanced Managerial studies. House. Reps. F. Bradford Morse. nd Mia. Oeorgfe W. Sdiaefer o t Already scheduled were meet- 'This is one of six institutes R. amd Thomas P. O’Neill, D. m«Bt IMe must be corrected a* SEARS 8 Oentar 8L. Rockville. The bride- ^xmaored by the U.S. Chamber of Persons who ordered record­ tags V teree school additions, fi­ They said the session was called protagtly ee poeelble, he eeys. Id IKUrCK .-WI) CO .Toom ta the eon of Mr. and Mrs. nancing for the North Bind Re­ Commerce, and held at \'arious DOUBLE ings of Sock and Buskin’s to “explore possible solutions of lU lfli 3. Buncbe, Anericaii ^ring production of ‘‘Okla­ There’s an ALLSTATE Toiton D. Scliwebri of Stamford. newal Project, a treatment plant universities throughout the coun­ the crisis facing Northeast Airlines « • - RriM Darid 13obom,.of New at Parker Village, charter revi­ try. WORLD GREEN fT6 edw ia •» undereecreUry of homa!” may pick them up at and New England as a result of the the high school main - office on 'otfc per form ed Um ceremony. ‘H^e sion, and street and highway Im­ Brock has now completed six tentative ci\11 aeronautics board ttM United Natfona, eayi “repree- aul Landerman Orchestra fur- provement. years of study at Chamber - spon­ decision.” ttcnM" ot the Negro have hurt the Friday from 10-noon or from 2- 4 p.m. ishad the marie. • Added waa the proposed ordi ------sored institutes. The first three i The CAB decLsion denied North- United 8tatei ‘‘because the basic U m tertde, given ta marriage by nance that would set up a special years were devoted to Principles i east’s application for a permanent STAMPS fanac* of the United SUtes is that er fathar, ware a white floor- taxing district in the business dis­ of Management for Chamber of ; license on the New York-Florida et a Democratic nation leading sngth gown of talk organaa de­ trict to provide revenue for the Commerceommen-e penswinei.personnel. I| route which it ha.« operated for the causa of world freedom.” GOP Held Ready igned with a boleia affect bodice purchase of parking areas. He will now go on to post-grad- several years on a temporary cer- ALL W EEK Durihi: the summit meeting of 3f la-embiaiderad alenoon tace, Tire for Every Budget As it now stands, the timetable Fallot photo uate studies, which will deal in ' tificate. Itfrieaii leaders in Addis Ababa, To Ratify Treaty and a boafUant skirt soctendlng in­ includes: the U. racial crisis was widely to a chagMl-tength train from an discussed. MUton Obote, prime Aug. 27: Informal directors Engaged (Continued from Page One) oH aaah. Her etaow-length bouf­ iqeetlng on a- proposed bond fi­ minister of Uganda, said: “The fant 'veil o t imparted ailk lUnaton Mr. and Mi*. Raymond G. Char- key to the successful projection nanced street and highway im­ “There are a number of risks in­ wae aitaiched to a matching band provement program, and on the Uei-. 218 Center St., anommee the of the United states image in Af- ALLSTATE Budget Tires Tt ailk otgaima. and She carried a proposed taxing district; rtda libs more in a solution of tee volved that I don't like to see us toaoade bouquet of ahyhanotta. engagement of their daughter, h h i t foreign | ss a nation,” he said. “But if Sept. 31: Regular board of di­ Mias Sandra Chartier, to Lt. Gary T S S ^ Rsfro problem than in M ^ FVoncto McKeman a t M ld- rectors meeting; aid.” the Joint Chiefs of Staff say that, Udbuty. VL, waa matron of honor. F. Kosak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ths Bthlc^lan Herald was more 18-Month Guarantee Sept. 10: Informal meeting of on balance, it is acceptable- and 15-Month Guarantee Mra. Denial BratSey a t V ernon, the directors with the board of Frank Koaak, 174 Greenwood Dr. DEPARTMENT oittlcal. It referred to the U.8. I Judith WooiSa of Kent, and education and building committee MA I believe they will—we won't have Mtas Chartier, a 1961 graduate Mvsmment’s . “half-hearted will- Mtaa Heeither Schaefer of Rock­ Uigness” to act against discrimi- any choice but to support it” i on plans and specifications and of Manchester High School, at­ He attributed this in part to Full 4-Ply 6.70x15 Full 4-Ply 6.70x15 ville, niece of the bride, were cost estimates for additions to tended Grace-New Haven School aation and said: what he called the “motii'er| 77 biUeemaldn. Mtas HoHy Schaefer Keeney St., Highland Park and Tube-Ty^ Tyrex(R) 77 of Nursing, and is employed as a - “The United SUtes is campaign­ Tube-Type Nylon vote," women who have feared i Rayon Blackwells of RockvBle. anolher niece of the Robertson schools. secretary in the purchasing de­ ing on a free world slogan and Blackwuls > bride, and Mias MrUam Amea of S ^ t. 17: Informal meeting of U condemning the racist govem- that nuclear fallout might result^ (R)TM for Tyrex, Inc. Plus Tax Plus Tax partment of Hamilton Standard, ient of South Africa while prac- in deformed children and who be­ Groton, cousin of the bridegroom the (Ureotore with the redevelop­ division of United Aircraft Oorp., lieve the treaty may eliminate --ere floiwer girta. ment agency on pl€m0 and coots of Sclng iU own version of Aparthe- And Old Tire Off Your Car And Old Tire Off Your Car Windsor Looks. l|L what happened in Birmingham this danger. | 'ITic attendants were attired in the North End Renewal Project: Lt. posak, a 1969 graduate of FEATURING QUALITY’ FURNITURE AT GUARANTEED SAVINGS! Largest se­ sbow^ the United SUtes in its As a result, the senator said, 6.70x15/7.50x14 Tubeless Q77* 7.50x14 Tubeless 1 1 7 7 * inutor floor-length gowns ot blue Sept. 24: An informal meeting Manchester High School, gradu­ rideecent taffeta. faaUaned with of the directors on a propoaed lection ever of: Chairs, Rockers, Recliners, Bed^-ooms, Living Rooms, Dinettes, «u e light.” after extensive hearings beginning Tyrex(R) Rayon Blackwells...... a Nylon Blackwalls...... ■ ■ ated and was oommlaeiloned tai No African leader has sought Monday he expects to see opposi­ •Plus Tax and Old Tire Off Your Car bock paneta. ‘they wore floral elua- sewage treatment plant near June from the University of Con­ Desks, Lamps, Couches, Den Sets and Best Bedding Values! pobliely to put the United SUtes tion virtually collapse. | *Plu8 Tax and Old Tire Off Your Car ter beta of rite organaa trimmed Parker Village; necticut, where he waa the com­ Ml the category with South Africa, with tulle and eireular veils, and ■ Oct. 1: Regular meeting of the mander of the Amoid Air Society Easy Terms— Dependable for Over 50 Years — Democratic leaders have said • Quality for quality, price for price, guarantee Other Sizes to Fit Many Popular Cars board of directors to aurthorixe which has bcM hailed before the they are confident of getting the fpr guarantee ALLSTATE tires are your best carried peecade bouquets of minia­ of the Air Force ROTC and a United Nations repeatedly because necessary support of two-thirds of • Full '4-ply nylon tires at Sears low, low prices ture yeUow oam atioi^.. public hearings on additional ap- member of Wrttater House. He Is MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER • 649-5221 • FREE PURNELL PARKING of iU offlcUl policy of racial seg­ those voting. But they have been Miy Arnold BDdn of Poughkeepsie,, prcnniatlians; empo&yed by the Sun Oil Oo., East regation. wooing GOP backing in order to N. Y., oouotai of the bridegroom, Oct. 16: Scheduled public hear­ Hartford, and wlM report for active The London DaUy Telegraph wtoi beet man. Uabers were Gor­ ings: attain overwhelming approval. Lorlnf photo Oct. 22: Special directors meet- duty In October. hotnUd out the distinction. In the Republican leader Everett M. ' don Dancy and Ctarfc Vlaniuin, Hie wedding wSl take place on ^ t e d Mates, it said, “The law Dirksen of Illinois said he has had ^ both of Stamford. MRS. ABBOT BRUCE SCHWEBEL big to maike additional appropria- Sept. 28. Is on the black man’s side" while 8,000 letters, divided equally for Safety Highway Nyion Tires ‘The bilde'a mother wore a fkwr- tlona; “ths inferiority of the black man lei^th gown of French blue chif­ Nov. 5: Special election on aU and against ratification. > of the above propoeale. was written into the constitution Dirksen told a news conference fon and re-emhrnhiwed alencon Yes^ You Can Earn Over $6 0 0 ^ of the South African Union.” Tuesday he had the Senate Re- ^ taoe; the bridegroom’a mother Fill Torture Soothed Rusk says the CmnmunlsU have publican Policy Committee staff; 21-Month Guarantee wore an ice blue floor-length gown START SAVING— OR ADD TO YOUR SAVINGS Boed four main themes in exploit- poll the administrative assistants | 77 with a ™r<*it«g moltne hat Both If You Meet Requirements 924 Jobless Qaims Ir Few Minutosl tag U.8. racial tensions: of 42 senators. He said the staff molhera wore wMte orchlda. X. Racism is ineylUble under j A dinner and receprion for 150 Act now for fast relief from tor­ found 30 whose mall favored rati- j FuU 4-Ply 6.70x15 Tube-Type Nylon Blackwalls Filed During Week ture of piles. Don't wait another American capitalism. flcatlon, 14 whose mail opposed it Plui Tax waa held ia the ‘Itemrce Room of “Telephone calls fCom wor­ portation, and other similar or BEFORE the 10th 3. Inaction by the government the hotri. When leavtng on a wed­ necaoBlties to the dependent. day. Apply Peterson’s Ointment at | and 8 evenly divided. i Other Sizes to Fit Most Popular Cars ried parents whose children Unaroptoymsht clalma filed ta once. This cooling, soothing, is tantamount to ths support of And Old Tire Off Your Car ding trip to Miami, Via., Mrs. have slmoat earned $600 from A student, too, can earn the “racist*;” He said he had the survey made 1 P-95 ADDITIVE . . . as new as tomorrow! Skhwabd wore a ysBow cUffon over $600 a year—no matter Manchester during the week end­ astringent formula has given joy­ Eorn Dlvidandt From tbo 1st Of because of news stories .saying stnnmer jobs are keeping our ing Aug. 3 increaaed only .8 per' ful relief to thousands for 40 ■■ 3. Racial incidents have exposed Every ALLSTATE tire is now made with • Deep tread gives you fast stops and extra skid protection dram wlUi a yritow linen coat, Taxpayer Aaotatance section how oW he Is; but he must the “hypocrisy” of U.S. claims to White House mail was “lopsided- 6.70x15/7.50x14 Tubeless white ■eriaaoriee. and a white or­ hava''studied fUH-tlxne in an cent over the prevtous week. years. Relieve^ itching quickly. World leadership. ly" in favor of the treaty. Dirksen this new revolutionary, exclusive blend busy explaining the gross In­ A tdtel of 934 persona were All druggists, box 60c, or appli- | • Silencer buttons in the tread grooves reduce tire squeal Nylon Blackwalls ...... 1 5 ” * chid eonage. The couple wUl live come test for dependents,” wldcatlonal inatltution t a at . 4. The attitude toward Negroes has delayed taking any stand on rubber to provide better traction and give at 83 Homriond Dr.. Whitman, least five months during a proceoaed. compared to 916 for tta cator tube 86c. Petersem’s Oint­ ratification. I says Thomas F. Wall, acting ta tlw United SUtes is indicative you longer mileage. • A good-quality ALLSTATE tire at a Sears low, low price •Plus Tax and Old Tire Off Your Car Mofli. year. The support test—ilur- week ending Jtay 27. ment delights or money back. INSURED of the attitude toward colored Among 32 Republicans, Dirksen-1 district director for the Hart­ vUle are* aooounitied for 176 of the Mrs. Sefawabei. a gimduata of ford Office of the Intemta niahing over half the total peoples everywhere. said the mail was 14 to 12 favor-1 Green Mountain CbOcge. Poultney, support—must also be met bobal, unriianged from ku* ■week. SAVINGS .. In the United Nations a few able to the treaty, wHb • reporting i Revenue Service. Otahns by women totaled 460, or SAVINGS a standoff. Amofig Democrats , h e! Vt., and the Uriverstty a t H a rt- before a student can be waedu ago, Soviet delegate Platon tad , wUI be a teacher in the Whit­ “Generally,* dependent claimed as a dependent. 49.8 per cent. D. M omov told a committee the said the mail of six favored the | cannot earn mate than |600 Manchester nankad twelftfc » SUMMER DISCOUNT CURRENT a ? ic / LOAN treaty, that of two was opposed man. Maos., school system. Mr. “A student or other young A S S O f I \ T I O N “unbridled racism” in the United Sehwehel. a graduate of Dart­ a year," WaH sold, “but there person should file a return the state in claims filed. Bridge- Mates has proved there is “no and that of two evently divided. High Quaiity Guardsman Tires are exceptions to this rule for tx>rt w*s first with 4,855. followed ANNUAL The Republican leader said re­ mouth College. Hanover. N. H., is when he earns $800 or more ON FUEL OIL moral basis” to claims that the a aenlor at Boston Vniverrity children under 19 years of age, when taxes have been with­ tar Haihtord with 4.730. Water- United States is the defender of action ranged from' 12-1 support uid for students—^regardleae bury with 8,966, and New Hiaven DIVIDEND aawcwrsTis’s etaasr rii of the treaty in a Democrat's School of Lnsv. held,’’ Wall said, “but he can FILL CP NOW WITH human r^hU in the world. This 27-Month Guarantee .. S a g e . ” claim hia own exemption on with 3,671. / O O t tA iciift J!nom t, theme has been stressed in the mail to B-1 against in one Repub­ 24-Month Guarantee A child under age 19 may ATLANTIC lican’s mail. He declined to iden­ Mune School Oldett^^-^ hia own return, even though Boviet press. earn kny amount and stUl be his parent claimed hbn aa a Autogyro Like Scooter BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE SI, COVENTRY There is no evidence so far that tify any of the senators involved claimed as a dependent, pro­ 200 goHons $28 the Soviet campaign has driven a or to give their geographical lo­ Full 4-Ply 6.70x15 Full 4-Ply 6.70x15 BARCBLONA. Spain Mont­ dependent.” 77 vided that the parent fum i^ea PRETORIA. South Africa — A tjrodge between the United SUtes cation. Tube-Type Tyrex(R) 77 serrat Monaatoiy. Barcqtana. Details on claiming person­ Tube-Type Nylon over half the child’s total sup­ and other friendly countries or Another senator said, that most al exemptions and exemptions one-man autogyro that can rise SP.M. Rayon Blackwalls Blackwalls ■ ^ piu.Tax is proud of ita “Efteolania,” re­ port t a the calendar year. 12 000 feet and travel forward at M cKi n n e y 'S that any are ready to follow Soviet of the opposition mail was coming (R)TM for Tyrex, Inc. Plus Tax putedly E3uiape*a oldest music Total support is geneiraily the for dependents can be found suggestions that the United Na- f^m the Midwest and Rocky in. Internal Revenue Service 80 mph on its 72-horsepower en- OIL SERVICE Extra Hours AJtt. to 8 PJM. acboiri. Hia monastery's boys' total expeivditurea Incurred in ine has been developed in ttons should get out of the United MWitaln states. And Old Tire Off Your Car cbotis teCve been famous ever since furnishing food, shelter, cloth­ Document No. 5013, available TEL. 643-2141 eU tes because of racial discrim­ Dirksen said letter writers cited And Old Tire Off Your Car free at Internal Revenue fouth Africa. It resembles a 6.70x15/7.50x14 Tubeless Um monastery was founded In the ing, education, medical and motor scooter. ination. mistrust of the Soviet Union be­ 6.70x15/7.50x14 Tubeless I Q 7 7 * Itah Oentusy. dental care, recreation, trana- Service offices. This idea was brought up by cause of the Soviets' previous Tyrex(R) Rayon Blackwalls...... I » Nylon Blackwalls...... “ ■ the SovieU two years ago after treaty violations, worry about what •Plus Tax and Old Tire Off Your Car African delegations received a “second step" might be taken in •Plus Tax and Old Tire Off Your Car scurrUous, unUgned letter threat­ international negotiations and fear Other Sizes to Fit Most Popular Cars Other Sizes to Fit Most Popular Cars ening their safety. Some Africans that there are contingent com­ • F'ul) 4-ply nylon means resistance to hard road CLOSED MONDAY se r e angered by the letter, but mitments that have not been dis­ • You get soft-ride rubber and modern, silent anti­ DURING AUGUST gfevenaon soothed them by de- closed. President Kennedy has said skid tread for top traction at all times impacts, protection against blow-outs, stability Itauncing the senders and sUUng that no secret deals are involved. The QUALITY Store on QUALITY Street Mat the FBI was making a thor- In New York, former vice presi­ inquiry. dent Richard M. Nixon predicted Discrlminatimi in housing and Monday night on his return from StstauranU, however, continues to Europe that the Senate will ratify Our Best Tires ■ttr*f ill-feeling both in Washing- the treaty. Guardsman Supertred i|ga and New York where large Undersecretary of State W. Av- smmbers of nonwhite diplomats erell Harriman'indicated in a New G Wra concentrated. York ispeech to the Overseas Press 33-MonHi Guarantee Completely OPEN 1 One African diplomat, Ambas- Club on Tuesday bight that he be­ TILL 9 P.M. mdor Gershon B. O. Collier of lieves the treaty might help slow Full 4-Ply 6.70x15 Tube-Type Nylon Blackwalls Air- Sierra Leone, put it this way: the arms race. FINAL Conditioned i THURSDAY — “Your American Negroes under Harriman, who was chief U.S. Other Sizes to Fit Most Popular Cars PluR Tax atand this kind of prejudice and negotiator for the treaty, said " V e used to it. We are not.” ; Soviet Premier Khrushchev con 21 Aft'S Old Tire Off Your Car i aiders the pact a step toward • Greater tire mileage and skid resistance than any other ALL­ Naxt: What it’s like to be a j limiting So-vlet defense expendl- | STATE tire . . . special soft-ride rubber absorbs road shocks 6.J0xl5/7.50xl4 Tubeless SUMMER Megro hi America today. I tures. for a smoother, more comfortable ride ''Nylon Blackwalls ...... —2 4 ” * • The safest, longest-wearing ALLSTATE tire ever designed •Plus Tax and Old Tire Off Your Car Host of tho Above Tiros Are Also Available in Whitewalls VALUES TOO GOOD TO MISS! NO MONEY DOWN on Sears Easy Payment Plan 'T/ie Marvel Of Main Sfreef"

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PAGE TSM MANGHESTW EVENING HERALD. MlNCHESl'ER* IXlNH WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 a __ July to cover firee that had aprung Smith, 18. at 127 Green Manor Rd. Seru 'Dodd to. Speak M an y R o ad s iH> at /the old gaibaga dlapoaal Ib e four were anirehended by ECk tariH Hike on Poultry town meoUngs in December. The be held during the first week of area. WtHimanUc polios at 3 Am. Tuea- From Perfon Bolton meeting on Dec. 10 was unsuccess­ every month. FREE DEUVERY Patching in July day on' irfformation supplied by ful in voting a bond issue. The Register Now Ban Was Easy, state police after residents of Pres­ Dec. 28 meeting voted in the Jun­ Lincoln O. Nyatrom, principal, . *A.M. I«9P.I ton, n an klin , Lebanon and Colum­ Spurs VJS. Get-Tough Policy To PertoM ior-senior higtiySChool and the bond has announced that the elementary Cap-Gown Procession Ilia town higtrway d^tarUnent Window Smashing bia reported ^cture windows brok­ PBC Liable issue. school office will be open the last uaad IM tom ot gm de 11 bttum- en. State Police reported the an Page f iv e ) two weeks in August. Students ARTHUR DRUI levy. When American negotiators Mia. Riley said she has not yet inoua material fo r apot patching, Leads to Arrests youtba were riding in a aportacar The B-I-G received the letter from the PBC new to the Bolton school system Next Step Hard West Germany, Bdghim, The complained, the tariff was hlkad For Legal Bill should register then. during the month at July, accord­ and were expected to head toward even higher. blit would rWer it to the selectmen Will Open College WUllmantic. Hues crulaers, uainc Netherlands and Luxembourg, Differenee when it Is received. Mrs. Polly ComoUl, school nurse, ing to the departmant’a monthly Hta caaw of four Manchester radio contact, were able to locate seemed Ukriy to embrace SH bod- BEAKS COMING BACK would like to remind parents of the United States and the Soviet reiMrt. youths charged with wilful injury Voter-Making Set (ConttniMd from Page One) and apprehend the youths. Police Communlat Europe' ROME (AP) — Italy’s last h Official Says Town derk Olive Toomey says ohildren entering Grades 3 and 6 Union can produce some formula A fonnhl eeadonie procession in cap and goiwn, and an ad­ In addition, town-owned equip­ to private pr<^)erty were con­ to make appointments for their STANEK ment wMh town help laid 1,884.5 said a nunber of rocks were bears are fkniiiaiihig. that there will be a voter-making procedures east and west of the for bringing these conflicting pur­ dress by Sen. Thomas Dodd, will marie the ofticial fin in g of tinued to Atig. 20 m Willlman- found in the ear at the time of Then, eariy thta year. France Town Treasurer Mr*. Shirley Ri- children's physical examinations dividing Tine in Europe In order poses together into a single agree­ tone at bitiuninoue material, to vetoed Britirii memberalitp in When the vast Abruzao Nation­ session Aug. 24, but that, under during the summer, when doctor’s electronics . INC. the Ipuicheater .Community College, the second school of its Uc aeaaion o f Circuit Court 11 the arreat. lev said this morning that it was the new law, a resident of Con­ to reduce the dangers of surprise ment is problematical. Officials cover approximately 46,721 square the Common Market. OomplainU al Park was set up in the rugged offices usually are not so busy. 271 BROAD ST. kind in Ckmnectkut, at inaugural convocation ceremimiea, to yards o f long atreUmea o f ro a i^ a y yesterday. necticut who has lived for six attack. think that Rusk may have some GOOD SWIMMEB OBOWNS were lodged against Amarkmn in- Appenninea at centeal Italy in 1951 her understanding that the bill Briefs ha hrid Saturday. SapC 14. In 'at various locations about town. AU posted $600 bond. In addi­ -vestmenta in Burtpe. to protect wild Ufe, there were months In Botton, may come to Undersecretary of State W. clues when he returns to Washing­ ley AudMorium at the Ugh echooL fi-om Town Counsel Harold Garrity Men interested in playing soft­ ton this weekend to report to Dr. Lowe aaid that one way he ia - Ihe highway department also tion, Stuart B... Clark of 484 Oreen W INSTED (A P )—-Although she only about 13 Maraica browns her office any day it is open to Averell Harrimah outlined the CLOSED FOR Dr. Frederick H. Lowe, dean o< Manor Rd., said by police to be France asserted its amibitions which tile public building commis­ ball will meet at 6 p.m. today at U.S. approach to the Khrushchev President Kennedy. trying to keep costs low la by Installed H3 feet of berm (curb­ was a good swimmer, Janet Koft, to sell its farm surjilnses to Com­ bean left in the hills. Now. under register for voting in Bolton and the new college, yaeUnday told hiring a minimum at fuli-tima ing) at Woodbridge St., Parker AWOL from the Marine Corps, 19, of Torrington, drowned in sion IS returning unpaid to her of­ to enroll with a party If he wishes. the Bolton Dairy field. nonaggression proposal in a Voice mon Market neighhora American careful state guard, the number Jarvis baseimll team plays PORK PARKING PROBLEM VACATION memben of the board eC education faculty. St. and«Oreen Rd., to make four was placed In the custody of the Highland Lake yesfertay after has increased to between - TO and fice snould be paid from the funds He must bring with him a state­ of America broadcast Tuesday, how plana for the coneocatian and nearotiators, asking that farm Mansfield tomorrow ia Wllliman- DECATUR, 111. (A P )—An Item Te Teach, Direct traffic iaianda for traffic chaimeli- Navy Shore Patrol. failing from a aaiUx>at. She sank g^dsbeUed to industrial goods 80. set aside for the cost of issuing ment from the registrar of voters saying "we don’t want to recog­ the openiiig o t Um college are 90 quickly that two boya aboard tlc. on the agenda of a recent City AUGUST 5-10 Frad A. Rainey Jr. of Warren, aatlon. H ie islands have been filled The three others, accused of in trade talks, bit a brick waU. There would be more than that, bonds for the Brandy St. school. or town clerk of his former res­ nize a division of Europe." But, toeaking windows in nine the boat were unable to reach her. The building committee of Bol­ he added, "w e do want to relieve Council meeting was to assign received the only full-time with gravel and will be topped Then German farmers asked gamekeepen say. if the She said that the question came idence to the effect that he was ^DiviLowe aaU the odalocation appointment, to teach and act aa with bltuminoui material. dwellings in four towna, are Police were unable to explain the ton Congregational Church will tensions, and we do want to come parking space for a pig In the Re-Op«ninK protectioo against tbe cheap bear had sense enough to May in up when the first bill was sent to an elector in that town. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. will be bekt e l 4 pjb . in the audi- cBrector o f three businaaa curricula In addition to ita many routine Oeorge Olldden, 17. of 210 Moun­ drowning. Miss Kott was the the PBC in February and that the The Town Qerk's Office is open to as many understandings as city’s Central Park. The pig was torhan. folowed ^ a receptioa in chicken* of America's automated | the park. When they wander out. provided by the University of Il­ Monday, August 12 on a lO-months contract at a sal­ taaka and operations, the depart­ tain Rd., David N. C3iurllla, 16, daughter o f Dr. and Mrs. J, Hwury PBC had refused to pay it until it from 9 'a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays possible which w ill avoid the the achool cafeteria for faculty, Kott of Torriitgton. hatcheries. They higher I fawters bag them on the sly. R e a d ' H firo ld A dV K Manchester £venlhg Herald Bol­ possibility of aggressive acts by linois College of Agriculture to ad­ ary o f $9,500. ment was called out twice during of 58 Bretton Rd. and Gerald was iKiinted out to them that funds and from 9 a.m. to noon Wednes­ ton correspondent, M. Clemewell atudenta, and Mends o f the cU- He is a graduate of Boston Col­ had been'aet aside fOr this purpose days. Fridays and Saturdays. either side." vertise a city-sponsored pork chop Young, telephone 643-8981. Whether further talks between barbecue. lege. lege with a B.B. In buslneet admin- bv the architect. The voter-making session on Dr. Loare Indicated that Mat- iatratlon, and an MJld. and cMtif- Mrs. Riley said site did not know Aug. 24 will be especially for new thaw Moriaity. ohairman at the icate o f advanced study in business iiiiiliiiiii where the money would come from voters and new Connecticut voters. Oil Refinery Next ooUegeVi CStisen Advisory Ooun- education. He baa had teaching ex­ is not from the PBC account, and There will be another session in oil, has lecelved an aCfinnative re­ perience at Bryant OoUege and a that, as far as she kneav, the serv- S^>temi:er so' that everyone who Rawalpindi—A $20,500,000 oil ply Man Sen. Dodd to apeak at Icea of Atty. Garrity were direcOy number o f other email New Bbig- is eligible can vote In the Oct. 7 refinery capable of processing 1,- the cereanoniea.; land coUegee and high sehpols, as related to the bond isstie. election. 500,000 tons of crude oil yearly has About 600' formal invitatlona wril aa experience in Industry. The Itemized bill from Atty. After Oct. 1 the new law pro­ opened near Karachi, Pakistan. Its will go out to elate and local dig- Most recently he haa been prin­ starts tonight Garrity listed conferences, phone vides that voter-making sessions I operations will save $6,300,000 an- DRIVEWAYS nltariea. the dean aald. iochiding / cipal and guldanca director of conversations and trips for two for new Oonnectiout voters rhust ! nually in foreign exchange. Gov. John Dempecy. VOBiam H. Free Estimates On: SaundeiB, Cbnneoticnt eonwnieainn- Warren (M a^) High School. er of education, membera of Mate Part-time appointments include Doily and local boazda of education. George Edmonds, Obatonbiny, to thru Saturday teach mathematics. He haa a BB, D e l i v e ^ Mayor Francis Mahoney, General BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAYINQ Manager Ricbard Miartin, and from Hampton Inatitute, an MB, other nMjor town oiTtclaU- from New York University, and has The New World Of Mohawk Carpets • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS "We'H Be In reeponee to a anggeation by alrnoet completed requirements for of DAVIDSON ft LEVENTHAL, • GAS STATIONS • BASKETBALL COURTS Here To board merribem. Dr. Lowe agreed an advanced certificate from Wes­ leyan. He is math supervisor for Service that a geneml invitatioa riiouid go ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED out to the pidriie. limited only to the (^w ton bu iy public aehools, MANCHESTER PARKADE What the haD’a eearing capacity of and has taught p^-Ume at the WE ARE 100% INSURED Vnivereity of Hartford. WeSeH" 1,350. . Three from Town DAY Some board mcnoberi wondered D t l wiietber llie projeded coet of Appointments of three local per- CoH ne include Robert H. Fenn, 282 DE MAIO BROTHERS 8INCB 1930 1900-9600 -fW the convocation ceremoniea miglit not be too much E. Middle Tpke., a teartier at Man­ 649-5341 chester High school, to teach bi­ ■ ’ ' ' S t : ' ' ■ ■■ ■ PEL. 643-7691— WE CARRY JENNITE SEALER aince the college ia n aM and Just gettkv off the ground. But Wil­ ology; A tty. Arthur J. LeCSair Jr., liam Bnddey, voiciiig the opinion 48 Ansaldi Rd., to teach buslneaa o f the m ajority, diaaigreed. law ; and Dr. Robert D. FoUlke, Said Buckley: ” I feel we abould Lgimnod Dr., Bolton, to teaoh Couple Married 50 Years Ekwiiah. !*■ and Mrs. Henry A. Oess, 76# make them aa linpr*— Fen'enn holds B.8. and M.A. de- an Church, of which they are eeremooies oomnionly are. If B. MkMle T7>ke., celebrated their we’re going to do anything, from Trinity Collage, ha^ 48 90th wedding annlvsrsary last members. graduate credita beyond bis maa- riwidd do it wriL" tvsBing sA open house fo r the Iticy have two children, William taPA and has taught at tha Uni- tuaO f. H. Oess of 26 L ittle St. and Miss vendty o t Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Oess were mar­ Dorothy Gesa at home. Aakad about the atatue of the Atty. LoQaire haa an A.B. from I ried St home on Aug. 6, 1913, by Mrs. Oess is the former Miss ooUega openii« Slid atiidcat rag- Amherst and an L.LB. fbom tbs I tbs Rev.' Otto Rappolt, who was Bertha Knofla (Herald photo by latratAana. Dr. la v a aakl he now Untversity of Connecticut. He haa than pastor of Conqordla Luther- Satemis.) haa accepted about M atudenta, 40 on a full-time baaia and 50 a local law practloe, and is an attorney for a Hartford inSuranM | pait-tkne. In additton. he MEATOWN company. 1215V2 Silver Lane, East Hartford there are IS appMcaWona' yet to Dr. Foulka graduated magnal 1/2 price clearance! be proceaaed. Based on the experience of the oum lauds from Princeton w ith an | Military Pay Hike A ll r.Meat Fresh Cut — None Packaged Norw alk Oomnandty OoUege. Dr. A 3 , and has an M-A. and PhJ>. Ijowe said Mandicater can alao from the University of Minnesota. expect a -groundawdl” o f poa- He has taught at Mimesota and | STORE HOURS: the University of London, and eur- aibly 75 more part-time appUcN’ save during D&Us annual stare-v/ide summer clearance . . . no mail, phone or C,O.D. Passes Senate, 84-0 tiona aa the September opening rsntly ia an assistant professor at I CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY aeara. Trinity College. He said regiatration ia aiated Hie final afpolntment, alao to | SAVINGS FOR tearti EngKsh, went to Dr. Her- SAYINGS FOR (Csaflawd tnoa Page Oae) than a 8 per cent cost-of-Iivlng Tues.. W ed. 9-6 Thurs. and FRI. 9-9 Sot. 8-6 fo r Sept. IS. with clawa getting under way on the 17th at the high schel Levine, West Hartford. AI CHILDREN increase granted then. B_A. graduate of Brooklyn Col­ MISSES, WOMEN all famous makers' Both would provide the largest Some 39,000 officers, including YOUR MOHAWK CARPET STORE school. HouTi will be daily Mon­ our entire stock dollar and percentage raises for day through Friday f rom 3:30- lege. Dr. Herschel earned his PhD. I retired colonels, generals and ad­ at Columbia Unlvarrity. He has Girls’ Swimsuits Uautsnants, captains, majors and mirals, would get increases of a 10:30 pm . Claaoeo wKl be A H Jamaica and Bermuda Shorts USUtenant colonels among officers THE BUY OF THE YEAR hours ia length, making possible taught at Bar-Dan University, Is­ few dollars to mors than $6,000 rael, Maryland State Odiege, and sum m er (dresses blouses and shirts and corporals, sergeants and oth­ a year under this provision. MANCHESTER CARPET CEHTER fiv e eeariooB per day. he aahj- from famous makers, assort' er sUned technicians In the en­ Following Dr. Lowe’a progreea, presently is an aaaiatant profee- also slacks and pedal pushers The House voted to let them WALL-TO-WALL SPECIALISTS ed styles and colors, sizes 8-6x listed gradea. nport the heart approved abtnoBi- aor of English at WiDimantiej ...o u r entire summer stock But rae Senate bill would apply also benefit from, a S per cent OPEN DAILY TO 6:80—THUBSDAY-FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. Stats UoUege. and 7-14 cost-of-living Increase granted all FRESH CUT Itotidbe to the fbcufty, fits part- asms o f these boosts to young SIl MAIN ST., OFF. STATE ARMOBY—TE L 643-6103 CHICKEN and ooe-foll-time. Salaries of the part-time in- officers and noncoms with less retired personnel but the Senate stztKtors w ill range from $600- | eliminated this extra boost. Doilitiiig Umt the college can OFF OFF than two yeara aervlcs and give be aelf-anpporting in ita first year, $800. Vi OFF them larger increases at times in V2 O FF their careers when they face the c decision of re-enlisting or return­ calling for advice from the CAC. Vi Vi ing to civilian life. "W e should amauit them," he aaid, reg. 10.98 to 29.98 r ^ . 2.98 to 7.98 The House version would limit Move Shelved “because we are making a funda­ pay increases to active personnel mental change in policy." In this sensational clearance of summer □earance values on misses’ summer blouses Girls’ Summer Sportswear NOW — BIGGER and BEHER THAN EVER. LEGS& William Buckley agreed: ‘T am with more than two years service. dresses you can buy 2 for the original price and shirts you just won’t want to miss! AD On Chan^ng still in awe o f their accom]81sh- Its theory was that many short top name labels, all wanted styles in solid col­ tsrmcrs are merely serving out menta," he said. Summer Coordinates of one! Cottons, dacrons, blends, prints, sol­ assorted skirts, tops, sets, an obligation resulting from the IN OUR NEW. LARGER LOCATION! Deanes Tide In other action, the board em­ ids. Juniors, misses and half sires, but not ors and prints. Sleeveless, rofl sleeves and sizes 3-6x and 7-14 draft. powered Dr. Lowe to handle stu­ our entire remaining stock of in all styles. short sleeves. Approved for the first time by dent activity funds for the college both Senate and House is an extra A move to change tbe title of for Uip coming year or until pol­ mix and match play wear re­ $68 a month for any officer or BREASTS Dr. FYederick H. Lowe from dean icy ia changed. duced INC, Vi OFF enlisted man on Cold War duty QUARTERS COMBO to- president of the The action on a fund custodian who la subject to enemy fire or PHONE entire stock special group of Comimity College yesterday was necessary because of a change sim ilar hazard in such placSs as 649-5301 in the state law governing stu­ Viet Nam and South Korea. riirived by the board at education. dent activity funds which Supt. V2 OFF women's summer A now allowance for the mili­ OUR BEST EXTRA TENDER GORMAN MOTOR SALES ptmihtg an WEpreaaion of opinion Curtis was instrumental in having summer handbags Girls’ Jamaica Shorts Rt. 83, TALCOTTVILLE, Next to Shawmut EquIpmeaN—Across From Vittner's Garden Center tary man unable to take his fam­ fnxn the Otlnen’s Advisory Ooun- riianged in order to protect poa- ily or dependents with him also (FORMERLY 481 M A^' STREET, MANCHESTER) s k i r t s eU. aibie scbolarahlp grants or gtfta liliii was approved. The Senate ap- Supt. o f Sctaoola WiDiam H. given to the coQege. by a famous maker, assorted Moved a flat $30 a month. The lb Curtis, who Initialed the move, Under the old 1 ^ , Ourtia said, solids and patterns, ^ z e s 7-14 fijause version could range up to told board mendiers be frit the aD funds in the name of the board iiii liS.40. change in title wue Justified be­ of education had to go into the y n O FF Both bills would allow persons cause it would add status to Dr. town's general fund, which would OFF who retired prior to July 1, 1988— CUBE STEAKS 8 9 Cotton Knit Sport Tops a 2isf/oo4r/ SAVE 40r to 50c LB. Lowe’a poritidn, and make hia ($eal- include all monies except fo r a | the date of the previoua general Inca ^th oOier inatUntione, of clear-cut gift apecifled for the V2 OFF m ilitary pay increase—to use the higher leaning and with faculty college in a wUl. by famous maker, assorted, Vi higher scales in refiguring retire­ w ere 2.98 to 22.9^ ment pay if it would be higher FRESHLY ’S r OUND and atudenta eaaicr. Now gifts can be turned over colors and collar styles. Reg. reg. 5.98 to 10.98 Curtis said the new title would direotly to the student fund. 3.98 we’ve scooped up a big group of our top name, unmiatakabty identify Dr. Lowe as Every summer skirt in our regular stock re­ B the bead of the college, although duced to 50% off during D & L day clear­ most fashionable summer bags and marked Girls’ Tennis Dresses $ there rrouid be no change in bis Marine Weather ance. You will find popular ■wrap skirts, slim them at just one-half of their original price 0.99 reeponsibilitiea. tags. Mostly one-of-a-kind, many shapes, cool play dresses with their WINDSCHl LOCKS (A P) — The 1.59 2 for $1 skirts, gored and pleated styles in a variety Said Curtis, "Although I am sizes, materials. own panties, assorted styles, WHEE! WATER’S Charged with tbe rltimate reapon- UB. Weather Bureau issued this of colors and patterns. Jim Gorman and Lloyd Odell Invite You To See These Beautiful Cars H AM BU R G lO ■ibility for the college, I have no marine package for today: sizes S-6x j5for-jyor...AND deeire to be ex-officio president, Tides will he high along the Con­ mmmm and I told Una to all the candidates necticut shore f r ^ 12:30 a.m. to THERE’S A LOTI '62 TEMPEST LE M ANS LAND O'LAKES Cor the d,eanahip.” 1:30 p.m. today. Low tide at Old govYns, shifts, baby dolls *63 CORYAIR MONZA Now, after meeting and arork- Saybrook is at 6:30 this morning entire stock of V2 OFF ' 7 pjn. this evening. Sunset to­ 4-Speed, bucket seats. ing with Dr. Lowe. 'CUrtis aaid he Now! Fw only 9%^* a "SPIDER" Convertible. baa no qualms tb^ Lowe ia tbe day is at 8K12 p.m. Sunrise Hiura- vMisses’ Slips light man for tbe Job. “I have day is at 5:53 a.m. summer sleepwear girls' summer dresses day for fuel...hot water radio Sports Coupe. 4-door, 6, automatic, ^ but to request the CAC to meet ing to a mile or leas in ahowara . Men’s JantzsB Swimwsor S it can do the dishsa 0l tes sams 1 Leaded! radio and heater. and ppn ita members, hsndii^ in later today and some fog tonight our entire stock of cool, color- fiine Junior takas his bath, and No. 1 SKINLESS an opinion to the board in time for improving to 5 miles or better Ipir ful duster robes reduced you sajoy a abower. it« next aaaainn. alatad'fter Ang. with wind shift to northwest late most famous make the most famous o f all men’s ' Don’t delay—phone uato^y. XL tonight or early Hiursday. i i A DAVIDSON A swimwear . . . boxer trunks, Vind out bow easy It ia to switch Bridon Schaffer summed up the Marine observations: zip styles, lastex, Hriancas, to • MdM^aat-Rnd watar haat* '61 FORD CONVERTIBLE '59 CHEVROLET IMPALA feriinga of the board majority by Block Island — wind southwest ill V 2 OFF LEVENTHAL STORE men's sport shirts all reduced 8 knots, temperature 85. :u::t — StratfUrt Point — west winds 8 (fomwrly THE FAIR) V-8. Automatic, | CoBvertible V-8. Standard knots, temperature 84, vlsiUlity 5 ill ’•Aaoswibadrsf Asa FRANKFURTS Personal Notices miles, haze, partly cloudy. V2 OFF shift, radio and heater. Westhampton Beach — wind rcKlio and hooter. cabn, temperature 61, visSiility 3 milca, hazy. OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. for ^ 5 FRESH BEEF KIDNEYS Montauk Point — southwest III Costume Jewelrj^ 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. WE SivElSr kiriM memorr of Martha M. winds 12 knots, clear, vlaSiUity 12 Men’s Brentwood •RiEN STAMPS '63 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 1. vw avay Aofust 7, miles, tenqierature 70, sea 3 feet. regularly $5 each CHICKEN GIZZARDS US7. Uttle — wind calm, hasA iiii from famous makers. . . sum- Cone is the lace vc loved so dear. viaibUity 8 miles, sea calm. ilil mer whites, crystals... neck- For these extra special D A L Days we’ve all new 1963 styles in Falkners Island — wind oakn, SUest is Ike voice we loved to bear. MON., TUES., SAT. taken our very best name of men’s sport ionable, comfortable Too far away lor siiAt or sanck. viaMUty 5 miles, sea calm. laces, bracelets, earrings and Bet aet tao far foriioasM w roach. trunks for men. Rsg-M MEATY LAMB STEW Stm tfort Shoals—wind 5 knots, Hj-ni matching sets. Reg. $2-$25 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. shirts in our regular stock and chopped MOIIARTY Mr. 6 Mn. Andrew J. Stnkar viaifaiUty 8 milaa, tempwatura 68, off Die price tags. All short sleeve shirts in ______end Family sea calm. assorted plaids, patterns and solids. MOTHERS FRESH CHICKEN LIVERS GSri «t Hunks Eflttrm Neck — wind west 8 knots. ViaibUity 8 miles, tempera­ m V2 O FF SB: Mrs nova P. G.acie wW ms to ture 88, sea calm. M l 3 -5 1 3 5 ABOVE GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY an those who seri her got won ttrda Execution Rode — wind west 8 i- r and gifts whOs a ^ ^ ^ i n the Maa- knoU, TisMlUy 9 mtlas, saa aJm. j V PAGE t'HIRi'EEM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. ObNNa AVEDNESDAY, AUGUST T, 1968 KANCHESTER EVENING HBRAlj),.MANCHE 8i n t . O OW m W b DICI&DAY, AUfctST T, 1968 lUMUITWELVI New Moey W ear Oematerj. Tbs Rev. KoKene F. R^kville-Vernon School Board Ddays Ntming Tarpty read the commlUal iervice. HEALTH CAPSULES Andover Home Gardenei^s Notebook Wnibel Passes FALSE TEETH ^ Miefcael A. PMti, H.R Board May Separate Obituary Bearers were Stanley Faikowaki. Pbaraiacv Exam s w m Lmie Worry Iseonard Ddaney. Isadore Zialeski, r YoUte ON A LOW-SALT Principal for Green School TV-Radio Tonight Michael Aiello. Tbonas Moriarty Bid Opening' SAt. talk. lAUfk or tneem without DIET, IS rr o x . TO Rec-Red Gross fear of Insecuro faIm tooth dropping, and, Frands Moriarty. PIUNK BEER 3 Rose Pruning Nets Better Display k -f atlpplng or wobbUng. FA8TKBTH School from Reniewal ■ at tos NsUwa Bale School. holu pUtoo flrmer and moro com- Death Claims Slated Aug. 16 jteeUng in ^leclal . and M ra fortebly. This pleosant powdor hss no terday afternoon, toe b o sw oa ’ tonoSi^Mata. Award Cards gummy, gooey, posty tosto or fooling. education refused to appoint a By ALLAN SWENSON mund St., 1 Television Doesn’t exuso nsuseo. It's oUcollno Coventry The board of education’s building and sites committee and ____ a. Radsesrics. 1 (non-scld). Checks *’plsto odor* pennanent principal for the Man­ NisvspLper Enterprise Assn. (34) Travel Tinuf the town building committee, meeting jointly last night to. asioiea tesfhsr at Banoet Joniar TRIM BACK TO I J> ton 3 Tbeatcr (■ praxTeuI* (denture brooth). Get FASTIXTH at Pathologist, 35 On Firehouse Here’s how to prune roses for X a.M (te ( 8-40631 WMon Train chester Green School. High Scfaoal, who ta'Baortng to Given to 124 tariwhto- laeUMUKarix------— ( 3-12) CBS Reports drug counters eyoirwhoro. I ■ ’ I inspect architect’s sketches for a proposed addition to the ’ Instead, the board asked Supw- better display this year and next. LIVE LEAF BUDf (33i Man* at 5 t Florida. mafia yoottmOaf t y Iha ®tato Pto ( n ’Urnm 3:00 (24) Japanesa Tima Dr. lU ym ood W elttel, *8, o* Crane Forces Robertson ^hool, directed the architect to investigate the With final plana in tor tos pro­ intwident of SchoolB WUMm H. Early spring is the time to take Wkot's New g :9 ( S-40-53) G oin c My Way Mra. Joan Oana^ who was U to Rad GRmb Wafer Safety m acy CbaBBiMDaB la HaJittiueR. I 3-li> Dobie (Sulla 461 Spring S t, MBoidate pathologist feaalMlity of placing the addition'^ posed Oo. 3 firehouse, the bid Ourtls to have one of the elemei^ your pruiUhg shears to hybrid tea I (lai Bia Pi c f e OTi land currently owned by the and Mlankey, the architects, to in- grated a aaateaaMy Isave of ah- * Fropesn. iponeorsd by the An- and floribunda roMs. Remove any W rtibeLalfgiaaaalleaf MmiK. ^ 124) R agtim e Era at Manchester Memorial Hospital, tary school principals step In and «a ten Glea Caoaow »:00 (10-22-M) Myitery Theater (C) Party Primary town, rather than on land-elated vestigrate a poeeihie alternate plan. deadline haa been set for Aug. 16, smee in Apefl, and who haa ^ doiesr Rsenattan Oounell, held a wood toat haa been injured. Cut cheater High Schari. waa aaarfiM 15 (S i British Colcadar (24) Viaits with Sculptor BOB’S take over toe scliibl’a supervirt^ REMOVE REMOVE 3# » 3t News, aportf atealher died this morning a* his home. for acquisition through the North Ai^ that is what happened when Percy A. Spicer, chairman ot the temporarily in September until decided not to ratm to too ' wafar ptugram Aug. 1 to demon- the branches back to Ute nearest his BR. fograa ftaim tliwBto,-' a (18) Subscription TV tewfWng praltortoB hr a fto” stinto toe progreetoon of skiUa of verstty af Otatotectiori ia Jtora ^ ^ 6 to (3Zl CMb Ob sat ( 3-12) B everly Hillbilliss Dr, 'Welteel Joined the hoepitel Harold J. Ckane haa filed a peU- End Renewal Project. the joint building committees met building committee, aimounoed at staff members in the Manchester 1W« leaf bud. At the same time, DEAD OR SUCKERS ) S> emi Piectact 3.30 ‘24) Plsywrignt st Work WELDING SERVICE May 33. 1961, aner serving Hedging against the poasibUity last night in the board hearing yon**- ^ the vartouaawfanming groups. Mra thin out any weak branches on He -wR serve S ' ' (2n Broaaa On anwrica ( 8-40^) Our Man Higtihs Immediate Emergency 8«rvtce! Uon to force a Democratic primary last night’s meeting at the Fire system. have been notified of the INJURED FROM BELOW! ( 3-12) Dick Van Dyke aa asiT~*~** pathologist at the Vas- that Uie renewal project might room. IDs. flelewda Gnwr, w ^ Jean Oaapsr saplalnsd the teach­ your hybrid teas. interntitato ■'t tlfee (nt» life at Riler on nominatioo» for the ftwr-year District oommlasi oners. Bids will vacancy at Green. boBw secnamics toe coming ing taohniqiMa to parents while «SI News 10:00 ( MO-53) Naked City ELECTRIC — GAS sarlhmtbere Hospital. Poughkeep- not be ready for referendum Filling architect Ralph Scudierl The position became vacant For floribundas, prune as you PART5 GRAFT POINTI macy. W. MtffBa Tpa*- <461 Sheeas (10-22-30) The Eleventh Hour be opened at the Ck>. 1 firehouse. achooi year. Isit ehaagod her mind. Mna Helen Hauactaild and Mrs. do with hybrid teas. However, ( ,3-12) Ho lywnod—The Fabulous term on the board of education. Nov. 5, or. if ready, might be in on v^at had transpired during when Mrs. Madeline MltchelL prin- 4# I 31 Walter Crnakii- G43.2408... G49-7578 the siftemoon seeslon, Oumtnings District Oounsel Robert D. King Mrs. Cktoeriae Johoa. who had Oonnia Bwiaon aasistsd the ohU- leave the stems about 12 to 15 GBP BBIBKAHCH uaiMVMAa.- 8S iIA-33.301 Haatler-BnakieT Era Crane, preaident of the South voted down, the committees de­ ripal at Green tince 1953. was DONT (24) Basic Issues of Man told him the board was interested noted that John G. Talcott Jr. been hired to teach during too .dren to the wmtar. Cwtiflcafes and inohes tongsr; \ :M (laaSteMm Wewa. Sparta and Welding from 7 A.M. to 8 PJM. Ooventiy Fire Department, cided they had better not put all from whom the site for toe fire­ kdUed in a one-car crash in Ells­ WASHINGTON «AP» — Tito! Weather 10:30 124) Jasz Casual No job too big or too iBiaU. in securing an alternate plan with 1963-1963 aehool year «ndy. iniOflpsitlnii cards were awarded ' While you’re pruning roses, look PRUNE Oommerce Pepart— aa baa U:0O I 3-8-10-12-23-30-40-83) N ewi. been fUbng the temi of David Gib- AS FAR AS SALT their eggs In the urban renewal house was recently puntoased has worth FYdls, Maine, on July 28 (at> BDcfcsfcia Bob Sports Weather the school set on the present Rob­ M i s . Martoa Robinson, r t a l l i to IM liMlIrfrtnais Bsgtautani osr- for sucker stems. These are any edeantracte forfiaar sroemrxU toa­ (S3I rnss Located In The aon. resigned, on the board of ed­ IS CONCERNED, BEER IS basket, to which the school pro­ paid property taxes for the year. v^ le vacatkming with Blends. CLIMBING 11-.It (10) Tomrm IC) ucation. He was defeated in the ertson site. grade teacher at Buhtay School, tRtoetos want to Robert Bsnnstt, tooots which begin below the bud < 31 Brack Riders ( 3) M ovie HAK’TFORD ROAD FINE BECAUSE IT CONTAINS ject is so far closely tied. He proposed that Talcott be re­ Aadcing for the appointmeent of SHARP dies on tmmapoemaam to (Ml Sohacnptlow TV party caucus last month. VERY LITTLE SODIUM. Ted Cummings, chairman of,the Scudierl noted that he, too, had whose fomilT is moving oct of too Guar Oardtol. Cheryl Gridhiig, 01 or graft joint near the base of the ROSE England aoA ttoa Upper aittonrir tWt flianTaai_ , ,____ (40) Steve alien Show ENTERPRISES been concerned with the possible imbursed for some 397. The com­ a principei aa eariy aa possible be­ wyn MoCUbe. Bcfh McCabe, Chris rose bush. These suckers should J5 (an Sqnare Daace Jatnaoree 11 30 (12) Movie At 270 Hartford Rd. CandkIateE named by the caucus NmMi fipaJai flfvw keMwl board building and sites commit­ UNTIL SHEARS coasL 11:30 (23-30) Tonight (C) lack of land ownership, and agreed missioners agreed. fore the opening of school in Sep­ Helen LunsfOed, who taagtat tiaa Mortsnabn. Norman Noel, be removed. Any shoots above the (39* Sv-ris Camera ( g» M ovie Manchester for the four-year terms were Don­ tee, first brought the matter up The Sytoatoa Aaajytoa aa< Re- ur»L orougm n ™ _ uh to investigate the feasibility of the In a statement to the commls tember, Curtis said that he knew Mra ROliert Pstscaon, William bud or graft should be left on the AFTER MAKE WEEK TOR COMPLETE LISTING ald C. Averill Mrs. Eleanor at a fuU fuu meeUng ofo f the board o f,f , .^oa .. reouest at WashtaMton SchooL Mia. Lono- seareb Carp, of Botoaa saceivaA a sioners, chairman John Lchan ask­ of three good candidates within ford hss adopted a child to whesn BavUn. Janat Davidaon, L e e plant. Mocneil. Mrs Ruth Hansen, an ki- educaUon yesterday afternoon. - - SEASONAL p r u n in g ! contractfta-867JIM for aa aaalyate cumbeirt, was nominated for the The job, of couirse could be done, ed for more and better coopera­ the system, who laat firing had she intends to devote aO Im t t f - ytm m f, R ohsrt R u m sU, A n n On fences and in other areas e L i Stating that he had just received todicated interest in supervisory of dentasd far aX types to iate^ two yeans remaining in the Gibson he said, but he indicated strongly tion among the oompanies. He not­ fcrts. Ckiae, Guy Kaakela, Scott Mc- where you have climbing roses, re­ OiSPUY EASIER i the architect’s preliminary sketch­ that it would be unwise because It principaiships. Actema, Onay Ray, Linda Wright, member that blooms thfa year will city term . IT’S A BOY es of the school project, Cummings ed that Joseph Duflfln, named dis- Mra. Joan Snyder, a teacher at would mean an addition of at least trlot chief at the meeting, is re- B roca Uiton, Vieigtida Urstai, W al­ be made from second year growth. the Wi Radio Democratic Hegiatnar of Voters noted that until now the board Board members, however, were j School, for prcgnaacT I jjCer they liave. completed their RUG and three stories similar in design to agiMifisiUe to the oommisBioners for ter Wslr, Joel Swarta, and Jay Don’t cut this wood. Remove only Tiie : : ^ ■ ' ■ I ■ between anw aa6 19W. ig tociMea otov thooe newa broadcaata of 10 or 15 minute Shirley M. Szeluga said today the had always discussed the new reluctant to push ahead with an' reoaai^ the fall or | seasonal display. ______the present ancient structure. operation of the fire department appointment during the summer ; B^wstt. eighth grads W odantnan. dead and Injured canes. blooming clim bers is in Sytooea Aaalyato alaa laeerrto . rmny other «hort newacaata). Ckane petitian bore 86 signatures. FOR JFK school solely In terms of its tie- Educationally, he said that She oqiecte to verity the signa­ and that three deputy chiefs are while so many staff members are 1 eis.-K.fc teorticr at Joniar Beginners participation oarda a 349.988 eoetiart ta sllafor gaa^ ♦ 11:30 Starlight Serenade UPHOLSTERY in to the projected North End re­ building is "archaic," and to build I on News and Stgn Ott tures today and file the certified reiqHMisible to him. He urged a away on vacation. iHigh. granted a one-year mater- Th M IB. GstBld Oortnlsr, Mra via and Edith Caikine to Douglas lost meeling. He has been trans- wick, Maine, have placed a marker lible iiiipaiiiiiiMiiiilii to aarpoatomo (Oaatiaaed fram Page One) newal. one along the same lines in 1963 on Sligo Road near the spot where f.uo Jim NattleUB w rap —lua peUtion with the town clerk to- Now, Cummings said, he wasn’t greater unity for the benefit of the Ohristie M<y, Rsgtaia Adams, end Eleanor MePhee of Elai^t j ferred to the Mldwert by his com- aiiwaya ai atfima to the l:S» Eayaor tofea. t.ou Joel Ca*h ■'would be ridiculous.” taxpayer. member and personnel policies liwiU. Oartsr, John Donshue, Lori Hartford, lake )ot 139. j pany, the Travelers Insurance Oo. D -vd Hamilton settled in 1651. ton-Botoaa area to raeto estanatef uh ti gB O ff 7:00 Bill Hughes CLEANING mofToW. The Kennedys second child so sure that complete commlltment. 12 no Girand Scudieri and Philip Burton, a In his annual report. Chief Duf- chairman, reminded the others Bugbas, Kavto Harris. Jane Hop- Mra. Loaee or herasatetant, Mra. The marker reads, in part: passenger aemSs to 1968t. WINT—ISto K the petition is certified, the John F. Jr., arrived prematurely to the project Is a good Idea be­ structural engineer for his firm, The new a^iointments indudsd: "Near this place lived David (:(M Jetr S pn iaa , ____ _ primary will be held Aug. 28. cause the sohooi bulling as drawn fin.said ^ fire calls and 96 am- that "It has always been our pol­ Mra Dxe TClUson. to tssito aotto- irkM, Jesses Person, Victoria Mc- Margaret Talbot, will be ait the Manchester Evening Herald An­ P ossiiie ...... to raii r:lS Nows Weather and Bliorts S no News. Sports. Weather TEL. M l 9.1752 on Nov. 25, 1960. went on to describe the condition CUbs, Sally Parker, John Parker, dover correspondent, Mrs. Patricia Hamilton of Westburn; born in the r.I3 Easy Ed Shnw t 15 Showcase The primary move is geneimlly by the archlltect hix^^ upon bulimce calls had been received in icy to notify toe entire staff of om oro B agh to a t M anebsstar EDgh clerk’s office during theee hours: tranto»ortotiiBa to tttoi eeritoarwSi s on Yankees rs. Senators At that time, Kennedy was of the present building. Although any openings (in atonintetrative Scott Peipon, David Phelpa, Ray­ Stoner, telephone 228-3454. parish of Cambusland. Scotland in 1:39 T r a g h t at My P U es or conceded to be a counter action placement on privately owned the Vernon fire distriets for the School at a salary of $4,370. Monday and Wednesday from 10 be Btufijad b y C esen _ 1:40 S 'g a O ff II no Showcase president-elect and had started they are recommending that it be p o rtio n s). mond CatiiU. Cralf (Jardinl, Paul 1620; captured by Oliver Cromwell •2:30 Sign O ff agaiiwt caucuB auocem at voters back for bis temporary headquar­ land which would have to be pur­ fiscal year. Mra Adda P. Blamrsak. to a.m. to 4 p.m. and Friday from Transportaitioa Oorp.. O ita •TSt -Itog_ M l 3-5747 renovated temporarily to make it Oaidiai. Jonathan Wright, WdUam PIONEER HONORED -t the Battle ol Worcester, Eng­ I aijprts mzia Weataas Dr. Raymoad A. Weltsel angered by the board Of education chased by urban renewal aulthori- Appointed vice chalxuan of the *T feel we abould continue to teadi Grade 2 at Nathan Hals 10 a.m. b» 1 p.m.; and Tuesday, der a $ »)8 8 6 enaWaclL ters at Palm Beach, Fla., after over for dassrooms, they say It is follow the procedure we have set Oortnior, CUfford Noel, CJisryl Os- Thursday and Friday evening? ROLLINSFORD, N.H. (AP)- Two land: brought to America in chains i -ag Old. Burrow ed and BhM Canadian Gold Dips handling of the resignation ot having Thanksgiving dinner here ties and resold to the town. inadequate in the long run. Hiedr board at the mertiag was Spicer. SchooL at a salary ef 36.320. on the John and Sersh; settled ArLhur D. LaMDe. tot- sf t:45 Thrae Stai Extra sie, M.T,, since July 1969. He was up,” he said, and after considerable Mra Oarol W. Orterman. to boni*. Bcnnla Pabner, ChrMtoe from 7 to 10. New England communities have r (B Coareraatirn Pieointed In other action, the board ac­ City, from 1968 to 1969. In my experience with some cepted nine resignations, made 11 third grade at Keeney School, at totonnsdiato oartifioatas wars f t . X f t . r u g s He served with the U.S. Army Falls Rda in the wake at tke fire ‘T would rather not character- 15 bufidhig projects,’’ Curtis asM, land he explained, would be a agent of record fOr the fire dis­ BRAS 9 1 2 iae tt,” he mid. “She has been teaching staff appointineots, and a salary e f 36.789. awarded to Lola Coda, Qynthla Medical Corps in Germany from nomia^anesB agTssm m t last ‘Tve found that overcrowding the fraction of what they could buy it trict, The Insurance committee will taken to the hospital and this was make a report at the S^tember granted one leave of absence. Mim Ana Mnginn, to teach eighth HaasEhUd. G w rge Hopkins, Steven 1958-55, and held teaching j^polnt- site is a great mistake, made time for on their own—^just how much grade Itogllih at nUag Juiiiar IBgh. IfeOuira, WlUiam Smith, Richard W ITH NEW night to look into the poaaUe pur­ not foreseen." cheaper is still a hypothetical m eeting. Resignations included; ments at Tufts University, Medical and time again by building com- Mrs. Roberta Walnum, fifth at a salary o f 36A80. Oabome, Mrs. Richard Odborns, School and Harvard Medical School chase of the pcoparty. H m Preaident waa notified of mtttees and boards of edumition." question. Dr. Allyn B. Dantoeck was re- the rush trip to the hospital by appolnted department physician. Ckrolya Sbedian, Laura Taylor, in 1957-68. Hie avaBahla tnet of la n d , He went on to admonish mem­ Some board members, thinking ^r^rsonal reasons. j2 at Ughland.Park School, at a 'Joan Sheehan. Andrea Stoner and Survivors, beaides his mother, about ISO acres, would be uaed I7 Dr. Janet Travell, one of the bers not to panic and sell urban of difficulty they had in negotia­ C^rge Blythe was named cap­ STRETCH White House physicians, who is tain of the smbulance corps. Mra. Deborah Stone, fifth grade ‘ salary of 36JH0. Victor V«Ma bis wife, Mrs. Jisoipieline for recreution puipoae by the fire renewal short before it even gets ting for land for the filing School, IntMvnediale participation oards at Cape Cod. The President got off the ground. seemed to be chagrined by the Named to the communications R. Necho Weltsel; a daughter. district. The boasd has been In- to P eggy AtooW, Jan Qatchell, a telephone call from Dr. ’Travell, Cummings, howerver, was not thought that they might have to committee were Bengtson, Duffin, Pamela Weitnel, and three sene. tareatod In the pnyeitj for sev­ Salhiger said, four minutes before Detata McKinnon, Karen Person, STRAPS Eric Weitsel, Grant Weitael and convinced, and after abnoet an get involved ag^ in toe pur­ Johnson, and toe def^y chiefs. 5 Face Safecracking Counts^ eral paaca. noon. Tricarico and Doi^d Cummings Sally Richaixto, David Ransom, Jaimes WeitseL H the district dsciitas to pur hour and a half of dtsousaion he chase of real estate if UR shoidd carried other board members with were appointed to toe equipment Nancy Smltfa. Jean Marie Bonney, PXmerat services vdH be held chase the property, Nie coat wfH fail and they go ahead wUh their Jane Andrew#, Scott Grenon. Linda Saturday at 11 ajn. at WeM Mm in hie intent to akk Scutheri original bulldii^; plaiM. committee. Duffin and Donald Including One in Manchester COMPARI AT S .tt be loavored if tiw Dodlay 8ar- lioverin were named to the water Harriman, Peter Hctohlnson, Bon­ Laurel ISU Chapel, Philadelphia. mour Tknst Fond acQiiiraa paul of ney MasiAy, Robert Monti, Judith Cantave’s Wife and hydrant committee. NORWKJH (A P ) — Two o f fiv ey from a floor w d l and carried R Burial will be in West laurel OH the ptuparty. Atty. King Re-app(rinted to the OO. 3 build­ .(yOonnell, Bruce Ray, Dennis A Cemetery, Phlladelptola. today the* the tmat fund adnin- men accused of staging a wave of out a liack door, which was ripped Sauer. Gregory Sears, Gary Weber, The Hqlmes Funeral Home, 400 ing oonunibtse besides Chairman burglaries and safecracking joba open at the lode and hfaiges. iatered by a Near Haven bank, was Stays by Radio Invaders Cutting Off S ^ cer w ere: R obert McOeuin, sec­ Randy Wederstrom, Robin Wslr, Main St., la in charge of kical set up to acquire reereatian in Connecticut and Rhode laland The anfe contained 3818.88 to Jfra T. C Wright and Mra. Whiter retary, Chemerka, Raymond Jack- pleaded innocent in circuit court cas h, inch sling day leceipta, m on^ arrengemente. *niere wiH be no in the state, Hia tenna ef the son, John Giulietti, Oberter Rau, Menu Sr. daUing hours. fund raqoice that the State Park here today. ooBected as agent for the Hartftnd In NYC Home EUohartl Clark, Ikteartoo, Fiancte The cases of two of the otben Swimmers csrtifibatss: Nancy and Foaest aNact uaUaMa Haiti’s North Coast Etoetzto L i^ Oo. bflto, D ^ n . Robert Gssiper, Busan Frank P. Obremald Sr. McNriMy, Dufifin, and Frank Lom­ were continued tat (hreuit Court in stamp aales. Fully IxHirnl, atetaly wovtot r6y « i and "»»h» recommanrtatinna for bardi. Grenon, John McGuire, Diane Frank Peter ObremaW Sr., T6, (Okwltoned from Page One) Hartford to Aug. 28 D s t S g t Inaepti Sartor and Montandon, Newton Montendon, pila...atayg new looking, won t pundiaae. (OOBtkaed from Page One) earlier an island off Haiti was the The board agreed to allow oom- The fifth man pleaded innocent Det ’tbomas Graham iatvestigated o f 134 HUhnird St., *» « *•'* rabberiaa. ^ the county A of the men who contributed so . . . 1 . 4 9 Cenietery. Madikon Sts. when DanM P. TVe- joined by former officers and men Asked whether the imdergroimd Therd were no reports of en­ Miss Oworek has announced that er Leo J. Mulcahy said a warrant . w illingly o f ttaelr time and ability ...... 2 . 9 9 Friends may call at the funeral fertfaen, 25, of PoctanoaUi. N. H.. > who served under him in Haiti, may have any men inside Duval- gagements between the Invaders lias'been issued for an additional . , PnbUc Records home tomoTTOw from 3 to 5 and ier's palace, Rigaud’s only an­ and Haitian troops. the annual mystery ride will be all town pohee departments approached a traffic Hgtit showing Mrs. Cantave told of a life of held next Wednesday. Members Mra Susan Loeee, tnwn clerk, 2 f o r 1 . 4 9 a green arrow to oooUmie on fear in Haiti, swer was a smile. vited. At this meeting it was de­ 7 to 9 p.m. Cantave, 52, form er Haitian are asked to meet in front of the State police said the five men has announced the fohowtng prop­ through a red Hglit glowiiig for “We always watch the doecta, dia- 200 ft. frontage on School Rd. to SHEETS She waa bom Oct. 30. 1880 In at toe rear, but Ms oar was stnkto Macoute (Duvalier terrorists).’’ SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican army man and the army will side tlu-ee in W esterly. ■mination o f suspects’ ptaotb- toe' Town of Andover; William from the rear by a third vehicle. In Haitian mythology. Tonton managed to read a total of 2,167 Montreal. Canada, and lived In Republic (AP)—Gen. Leon Can­ with me.” Cantave said. books during the last six weeks— graphs. and a oocoplete pooling of Maniecre of Bast Hartford to Ro­ operated by Garry'W. ElHs, 26, of Macoute was a bogeyman who Many professional soldiers went Ail but Ladas were booked on Hartford and East Hartford for tave was reported leading his Hal an average of three bocks a wedc breaking and entering charges. data as to methods of operations meo and Diana Bergeron of Ver­ many years before moving to WiUimantic. Very minor danmge____ - carried , disobedient children into tlan rebel invaders in a southwest into exile after an abortive army of the gang. Criminal files wore non. lake lot 150; Wilfred H 72x108 and Twin Fitted plot last April and a purge by for each child—celebrated with a Ijodas, who was described by state Rockville a year ago. was reported as toe cars bumped sla^r^ thrust beyond Cap Haitien today, party yesterday at the Rockville poUce as an “unemployed burg- culled to give leads on men who Langlols of West Palm Beech, 81x108 ...... 1.78 together,toerether. nobce police said. DuvaUer has made myth apparently trying to /.nfcut ntt off tvt«the Duvalier, who relies on the loyalty might be pulling the rash of safe Fla., to Ctoester and Mky Ososki C ases___2 for 77c She la survived by a son, Ray- At 11:30 am. yesterday, a bak- a reality.” toe said. "Only now of his 6,000-man force of Tonton Public Library. lar," waa charged with conspiracy. Bxmd T. Boucher o f 49 Coluirv- north coast and northwest part of Jobs. It was a two-way exchange, e f Manchester, lake lots 561 and panel trude was parked on Oak it is death or slavery.” Macoute terrorists and 6,000 civil­ The children, entering Grades 8 Mulcahy said today that the bus St.. Manchester; a daughter, the Negro republic. through 7, have been partiedpeting case involved about 20 breaka. with state police feeding informa- 552; Oalvta end Beulah Avery of St. by Walter R. Biwek. Coventry, ian militiamen. tkn to the local departmenta Aitdover to Charles and Shirley Mrs. Stephen G. Connors with President Francois Duvalier Verna said Cantave’s force In­ in the Summer Reading Club. The most .of them in the Hartford whom she lived; two sisters, Mrs. while he went inside a food store 8 0 ,OOO.See Statue sent at least 150 soldiers from local departments —mung in •• WiUaama o f Coventry, kite 106 and to deliver bread. The truck rolled tends to set up a military-civilian 2 p.m. party capped the summer area. Honoria BreauVl o f Suffield and Port au Prince over the rebel program, and included refresh- In Westerly last night. Mauri muito information as possible on 105A en AapinaU Dr.; and C. Da backwards down a Mil and ’ crato- BAROBLiONA, Spain—^Memtser- provisional government in north suspects, breaking and entering Mrs. IVilliam Becker of Wilson; lines to the vicinity of Cap Hai­ HalU. melts and games. Prizes wers was ordered held for the grand ed into a tree in front of 213 Oak rat Monastery, nerr Barcekma, tien, Associated Press Correspon­ techniques other material that and three grandchildren. St. ’Ike truck had minor rear end The Haitian government radio, awarded to various individuela for Jury after pleading innocent to The funeral will be held tomor­ rests on a ledge 2,500 feet above dent Robert Berrellez reported their accomplishments. two chargee of breaking and en­ might be helplul. damage and was driven awray by the sea. lost in a cluster of gpgantic from the Haitian capital. in an editorial broadcast Tuesday row at 9:15 a.m, from the New­ night, accused the United States O f the 160 children who par- tering and Qtw of attempted Attorney InBelle said weakly VACATION SPECIAL Siwek after a police investigation. stone peaks. More than 80,000 pil­ ’The approxim ately 6(X) invaders meetings were bdd at the «v»»T»*y kirk and Whitney Funeral Home. A limb was broken off toe tree, of trying to overthrow Duvalier by tlcipcited in the ]»ogram, 75 made breaking and entering. Bail was (Good Now Hini August) grims a year pay homage to Its their ranks reportedly swelled the honor roil. Honor roh candi­ bmlding "so we could get a com­ 318 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, it was reported. giving arms to his opponents, buy­ set at 39,000. with a solemn Meias of requiem at small 12th Century statue of the by Haitian army deserters, were dates were required to read 15 State PoUce said that the break plete buildup of information mv« Blessed Virgto. Dark wKh age and said to be advancing in two col­ ing the international press and St. Rose’s Church, East Hartford, putting economic pressure, on books. Including five ftom the non­ a t the Ptaie Rexall Pharm acy. 664 keep that infonnatian iqxlated.’’ at 10. Burial will be in St. Mary’s candle noiolce, it is known as La umns after apparently deciding fiction bockshelf. Center St., on toe night of Jufy 11. Special officers to the state po­ 20% OFF Moreneta (The Bladi Virgin). against storming Cap Haitim, 90 Haiti. The broadcast said Duvalier ON AUL Cemetery, East Hartford. was turning to France for help. Twenty-five children were ac­ has been tied in with the gimqi. lice department were assigned to Friends may call at the funeral About Town miles north of Port au Prince. corded high honors for reading, work with town police o

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ILkNCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1963 PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER JliyS lillie WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7, 1963 d a ily CROSSWORD PU56ZLB BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE Easy-Knit Sets! Manchester Parkade Stores Get a 8-monlh Food Order Free A Join the Baok-to-School Mareir With the purchase o^, a ."Brad- It’s like a colorful para^, see- Fir st a ing GURLB’ DRKSGEiS Ufied up a t NAW. t WAS 3 EST TfRYiN'ib K E ^ AwimMbI ford* FREEZER from W." T. g r a n t COMPANY, you wUl have GRAND WAY. You can almost WHVnd VOL) HME ME SHOW THEM CREEPY BOARDERS TT State Flowers Bargains hesu- 'the music when you see the AWAY FROM MV BANKROLL BY it stocked with frozen meats UP AT TW' HOOPLE HOUSE (steaks. roasts, poultry) plus dress fashioned of a musical print, WITH AN OLD WCnoNAPiV a c t in ' b r o k e AN'CCUMBCAKE! stamped with drums and. comets. THEY WOULDA BEEN AFTER/ 9SMh fruits, vegetables and Juice free. ALL WRAPPED UP. SAKErf MDepmMB Listed by Do come to W. T. GRANT COM­ Yes, here at GRAND WAY ia i M E LIKE A T ISE K o n A ^ USpirtt uirer high-fashion harmony and rhythm. MA/8S WHEN IBANOAE^ LAME HAW-HAW.' flmnr 12 Split PANY to inspect the "Bradford” VOUR HEAD TO MAKE THAT PHONV IVtmaaULtkmm home FREEZERS, available in Of "Galey and Lord” cotton, the I TOOK TH' BANDAGE OFF a/iaga nbingltat new fall dresses in Sizes 3 to 14 ACCIPENT BIDRy SOUND «OOl:^ AFTER TH' fir st PAY, SOlS NOT SlTUlabaMM upright or chest styles, ranging r WRAPPED m ooneH T an' 14Adnit are priced $1.79 to $6.79. L/)ok TO OVERDO IT, AN'WHEN AMOS flump in price from 3277 to $318. You sHORT-ciRcurrep TS'lBiFin Sbto* XIAetiuUr are OUARANTEaai that for 5 them over with your grade school­ BUTTED IN I TOOK HIM F B t A 3tMe er and have first pick (It costs no BUGGS BUNNY ,V0OR THINK FEW BOCKS JEST FER LAU6HS! MBoniMixabt years there wUI be no charge to aSTMawand Top Winnar you for any perta or labor. NO more). Use the LAY AWAY at UAmIm W MDomlbOMi Main Street Stores DOWN PAYMENT is required. GRAND WAY. There are buttons CONStKTS' BUTTHATC weHTS DID HE DIDN'Tt S 'T.-BUTVA gotta m a k e h im q u it SBRodoit ET ^TROUBLE., ffCGULAK R A r e !. Eridmo* th « CailDWSSL BIMBROiCDIESRT TAURAirr an Iwaa are T'-L SCRAM! VOUUSUAUV, NEPHEWS irOamAw' StSjrpHboUe Wand BlBUepd* Bide of your home than the inside. self shopping time, effort and ing back to schooL If she takes MUMidKa KIQMlliMM icrns ait T O tm t a r n s h o p oa NaturaSy you want the eaterior Bolton aad m aY a eomfoetbig a size 14. have her try on the CHARSEFOR FAULT! "WAM 71 GLEAN” money b^ause now, for the first SlEMUnpclMt KOWtCenM tiM aooond floor of WaUdnt. Tlila to look Ua very beat. PAUL'S suitable time, when you buy any one of W. pretty plaid sleeveless dress with STAnNEWITH for a LAOHDRY at tha FILBCRTl liaiidworic la enjoying a popular PAINT SXJPPLY COMPANY, «45 T. GRANT’S new "B ra^ord” home separate jacket, trimmed with t r r revival, and wliy nci, wfaen you aee Main Street has "Touraine" LA- Tell WANOy Br m chalk white collar and red velvet, how hnportnNt BM JOB have the PR.EEZEJRS you can have In con­ the artiatio deelgna that you «m- TEK HOUSE PAINT, the modem family for va- junction a complete HOME FOOD $4.99. She’U like the one w ith fuU BanciK ■ ■ Inoider nttb brigtit yam to com­ paint with so many aronderfld new time ooeaslan is ani plaid skirt, topped with red knit­ ■ be perfect In every ’ mck home SERVICE delivered right to your 4An» plete a lidgb-daeMon HANDBAG, featurea. A few years ago, who Here at door at discount prices, affording ted bodice. $4.99. MakH>eHeve □ or a PIU/OW or a decoraiUve would have dreamed of a HOUSE ediy they try as Is H you. T b ^ easn ne CLEAN” are big. SB K 3M2 you the most econoraicai way to FUR COATS FOR KIDDIES, 3-6 B □ □ WAJjL PANMLi. Work on It dur­ PAINT that lets you paint In any ever yon fiani in spa in n ■ana to three sizes to stretch your food ixvdget. and up to size 14, are fall’s new ing rainy days or quiet periods weather, even Nimtly after a rain buffet o r fBansr nnca aAfe or 36 IbB. or 50 faaliion. Your first Impression is at your. vnoation. Relax aa you or early moinlng dew. Beat of all hare yiaar dty clean- real fur but the price tag of $21- L b b W desiree' ancQ y. Vhs 5754-N Love seats have returned to the aocompliab. SHOCKED PUXOW “TOTHLAINE” whUa H O U SE PIANO’S far ashfla. ttolfly way ^ uaing forefront of furniture fashions in .79 for a size 10 will make you lOrrs offer dD-tt-youraeU decor­ PAINT from PAUL'S won’t yel­ DRY OLEANING blink again. Keep her warm all the UOmm “ i ^ TO KNIT the 1963 fall showings of major ating magic. Dare we mention the low and colored paints won’t fade. fnad aftradant Is always lines. They appear in every style time with corduroy coat, lined BY V. T. HAMLIN Chrtatfnaa boUdaya alreaxly? Ufa The man of. the house doesn't THE 1 I feNp yon. It’s so rcas- from avant garde modem to tufted with cuddly pile, and collared with later ttwn you thlnlcl mind using up some of his vacation SQUARE tove aa eaiperlenced as- Victorian and often are sold as fur, $16.99 in size 8. She’ll wish days, IMS, painting on protective bird _____ Sto r * —*— K you’re school was starting sooner than TH* KING IS DEAD) the companion piece to a matching If you want to q>lit pork chofM beauty that will laat for years r. tofea advantage of the sofa. The majority are upholstered September, so she can wear her LONG UVE CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER tluough the m iddle to form and years. Tliis is tha paint to depea dafele PROFES- I TH* KING.* food and attemlian aSH fee laa I S ela x * . SIZES 4-12 in latex foam which is sometimes SCHOOL DRESSEK AND COATS podoets for stuffing, have the use If you have a possible blister­ with “knowfea sr’. Hem Wa a c r CLEANING SERV- wrapped in down or dacron for a from GRAND WAY. ehopa a t least 1!4 kwhee thick. ing problem! It drlee In 80 min- quarter!, for taagical M l m. Tkto amnmer why not high crowned pouffy profile. jj/C et adding the atuHIng, use utaa, before bugs have a chance sters, poppiee fehy’a SHIRTS LAUN- If you ever prepare prunes in Vi ■naH akerwam to hold the open­ to etick. When the Job ip done, their feieidliig ana This classic design in sweater Make a Bright Afghan sugar-syrup-and-port-wlne com­ ings together. dean up equipment and hands Brighten the Hie eC n 71 CXEAN” at the Green, sets is always a favorite with You can be sure that cooler days bination, a la the French, be sure with water and then stand back or elderly aomcoee v iJNrfel Cat te day service. N you’re Mother and Daughter! Make the and nights are coming. Be pre­ to use the Jumbo-size fruit — 14 The 196S sofa beds are growing to admire your eirtm-beautiful, a living gifL a magi at the dioR or the to 24 prunes to a pound. Not all up. Some models unfold to king- mw bow laiBidiy can set in white or favorite color! pared with a cozy afghan and a extra Hveehle house. Your home is a provocative Pattern No. 5754 has knit di- handsome, hand-knit SWElATEiR large food markets Carry these, gize double beds. Others have a a big Investment. Exercise your youngalers iatta Y -WASH 7T CLEAN” can but you may find them in a deli­ special device to prop up the ^ MB oiit a ty r m m « ^ I recUons tor cardigan (V or round for everyone in the family. "KNIT­ good senM by protecting Its value tor a tour that is TER’S WORLD’’ invites you to catessen or food-specialty shop. of the mattress tor late night TV and preserving the appearance "LITTLE R MLJtUUULl Irv. Otamc to get ac- neckUne) and pullover (long or viewing. name to remenfeo- iw p with the many raretces short sleeves) in sizes 6 through oome in, aa new-for-fall materl- with "TOURAINE" HOUSE 44; directions for Baby cardigan ala are being unpacked. All man­ Get Tbat Carefree, Happy Feeling BY J. R. WILUAMB PAINT ' from PAUL’S PAINT and garden needs. t here to suit tout needs ex- Double your fun this summer. OUT OUR WAY SUPPLY OO. ! m ay. YeoTl stay iaated and re- aiw included. ner of YARNS (mohair, tweed, VaoatioM Needs Arc Here sod tbs wtMte family bene- To order., send 35c in coins to: worsted and Shetland) plus pat­ Discover DING’S ITALIAN b o t h PAJRWATS will con­ Have yon cm KITOHEIN for yourself. Order a short while fecA Ame Chbot. ’Hie Manchester Eve­ tern books, needles and accessories tinue to feature tlM merchandiae Oount «n uaing an eight-ounce ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF are here. Instructors are on hand. delicious PIZZA, blusliing with you want for vacation. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESOAT, AUGUST Y, \Martello Stops Favored Legion Foe; Play Again Tonight

Woeful Willie Turns into Wonderful Willie Again EARL YOST Rockville Surprises Niantic Nine, 6-2 Sports Bdttar

tlrad the aide In order in tbe eigtite resented by Tiird dog’’f crowd, fOmlllBr wtth toght gmBMm)' Early End for Baseball Season I By HOWIE HOLCOMB ■W1& «a tUrd, MirtiainAlMertailn A Legion rule protUbitst Tax Problem T h e firam woridng more than 12 and was touched for a harmless at the games . . . Extra bleacheni TTOphiea were presented to JUBt 'wondeiriiig . . . if tihs bMobell agason tnds t(x> soon in One obstacle on Rockville's Nlantbs oabdMc elected to throw nings (or throe appearanoea) run in the ninth. He had the stuff have been added to accommodate each teem prior to the game, em­ Mancdiester. journey toward the State to third, trying to Catch MlcGiU any 72-bi6ur period. when it counted, fanning the dan­ an expected huge crowd whenever blematic of the Bone cbamploa- Mays OB Hit Spree gerous Ham for the final out. Bristol plays . . . A foul ball went shlps . '. . Much in evidence doing May Postpone A m eri^ Lesion baseball wiMuccame to uv Auan «uend u last imrv Wedneedayyt t9uincBuajr i in American n e n c w i . JjegiuuLesion iMU»eumiBasebaU napping but tbs toos Went into Neither RockviUe hurier issued over the right field fence early in his usual good job was Blari Peter­ niirht. l i ’ttle League baseballtil ended several games before | C3iami>ionship (Championship was removed left fiNd and both ruimers aeored ob^r’ h po a e rbl g M a g Roolcrille a quick 8-0 edge. Foirie. 3 b ...... 4 a walk — they fanned 10 between the game and the unmlstakabie sen, chairman o f Zone 1-A and mt- Ring Meeting that Tlie Alumni Leaguers have ha placed their equipment in last n ^ t but a second, larger Pete Pagani drew a walk and Heintx. cf ■.••«..*.* 5 them, Martello getting the first sound of broken glass was heard. aistant state dlreotor of Legloit mo4b balls until another seasonon and the Intermediate League one looms this evening. Coach Joe VanOudenhove singled to e l| ^ Turned out it was the windsbirid beeeball . . . Leo Rodrique a leta- To Lift Up Giants kcaki, M ...... 8 Inning replacecaent at first, and IM hot bwo nxm _ George Dorgaa'a Zone 1-A chomps right, oeittlnulng the long inning Martello. n, if . . . . 4 Dick Beokwith supplied most of of a 'car owned by State Leglixi N«JW YORK (AP) R eprasen Jug, both Bkxt wo«k. BM«baU Paconl. If ...... 3 Niantlc’s offense. He got three Commander Frank Genris . . VanOudenhove made fins' catchea Rosa Sr. mat BlooiMUxn’k riktar.j dhipa^ of a Ugbly-regarded Ni- but Nieatfa’d Jack Bennett farmed taUvea of hsovywaigtiit olMm|>toa mtmen over by Aug. 15—hefora enUc team, 6-8, In their first start Mark SuelMrt and the threat VanOuaenboTe hits in four tries and drove in one Rockville played one inning under of fold popups- Niaatle raHaver Ikcvaraa, UMmoitkly, they maertodi c, rf, p ...... 3 Smith and Bin Stuedc hrid Roefc- NEW YORK (AP)— may have been woeful Willie for Boivty Liston and Oaaslua Ctoy, . Aug. 1 2or moat—Just doei ’t koom thus earning the rather unenviade ended. Buehen, lb ...... 3 run. lights but hai^y enough to become sad when young Fate w m bom. be Rodrlqae, l b ...... 1 aocuetomed to the arce — another vUle httlera over the laat four a wiifle, but there's no doubt that he’s once again the magni­ and maybe «v«i the **Ugliy Bear," was the o f a maJor-leag^M teak of taldng on Matol, tbe de­ Bemett and Martello matched laptmw fending state tltiiat tonight at 8 Adanu, rf ...... 1 TOURNEY TOPIOB — Nearty reason why Bristol always Ahjoye fromra, but the domaga had long ficent Mays. and "The Greatsat’’ la penoo, wBI aeroee udW IlM fifth. Thia time a W. McOoy. e ...... 1 since been done. mmi admitted at AU-Star at Muaay Field. B iM d’li home dia­ walk to Putx.got RodevUe start­ every' major league dub was re$>- a big oAge (home field, home meet in New Tocrti tontotat to ffto> Room Jinxed Unde Budtto followed hie ...... 31 6 5 37 n Game time ttiat be was pretty cuss a UUe fight tor fleptonibwr, nephew tfarougnoiit Iris Ugh eohool mond. e ed. MoCWl followed with a atagle w oiM aboot bia aub-par .771 bat- RoomiryaU of Rooy Brown with Right-hander AI Puts ia to left and when the ball eluded HlaaUe (3> or mere DkeAy next year. the New Tork football OlanU may da^ and sig:^ Um to a Ondn- Ob r h po a e rbi Hiy avacace, tar below his .315 There atao waa talk o f a homa nett oontract In 1960 fallowing hie to start for RoofaviUe wttfa BiB tbe fMdcr, the lurmere wound up Cavonouxb. if . UMtae mark and eoe of his poor­ baTA two ktrlluo againot him bo- Gregor, a lefty, Hietd’e choice. Gntnahan. 8b televialon fight in Deoenfaer bo- graduation from Cbtohmatl’s on second and third. Martello got Hulvlhill. b. lb est half-year showinss in the ma- fore he hangk hia clothok in the A bigger4haa-average crowd is both home with a riiatp aiogle to tween Liston and Bmie ‘Darrefl, jdokot Tha 1968 aeokon waa a Weetem H|Us High Bebod. That’s Molaa. m ...... Jora. the young, toB contender Arum the some prep aonod, Inddentally, expected rinee Brtotol and West center, then took second whm the Beckwith, cf ... "had’’ one for Brown’a roomlaa. Hartford draw 3J100 last weekend Uttleneld. 3b .. Bat tbe San Francisco Giant Chicago, in Los Vegas. Nov. Laat year at the beautiful Fairfield wfaWh pordueed A lt MMmCfey, Don throw, went to the ^oto. Ham. lb ...... 0 10 Grout New Economy! Great NowPorformaneoi, centmlMdar ia the last few weeks (on one night) during their eeriee TTtat'vras alt for Bennstt and 0 3 Liston, peeved beoatioe a tan* UhlToralty eampua tbe lO-yoar of- Zimmer, Dick Drott, Rues Nixon, Hanson. If ..... has been the Maya of 49era. A t tbe taU-end o f the ’62 his proud psrante and an unde and an outfield om r put men on c Struck out for Gardner in 8th. GREAT NEW TIRE! ..>63 S WDUfl had three bits, tnchating SL Lonia . . . . .63 49 CHOW TIME: Memoers of the Giants luncn on cold cuts at tlieir training camp in Bo.^iNG UP: Veteran quarteroack Y. A. Tittle (left) recpiire no more than a round or campaign. Brown roomed with who gave htm hia otart in tourney. eeoond and third with no outs. A Rockville ...... 800030 0^) 0-6 Chicago ...... 58 .11 .58’.: Martello Hero wiki pitch allowed the firat runner Niantic ...... 00000010 1—2 a trteic, and sccred once *niesday P’airfield, Conn. Clockwise from the lower left: Dick Modzelewski, Don Chandler, Del and his favorite pass target, Del Shofner, study the Gi­ so. sourcea dose to the aitiiatioa Row Grier. laat July, Grier waa « * * Jim Martello waa RockvUle’e 2B: Putz; SB: PoUle, Martello; SF; ia & (Baola’ S-l victory over CInctonati . . . .61 54 ..580 S>/2 to SCON and then MarteBo slam­ McGUI; LOB: Rockville 5. NlonUc 3: 54 Shofner, Jim Patton, Darrell Dess, Jack Stroud, Joe Morrison, Dick Pesonen and Sam ants’ play book in their dormitory. point out there ia hardly onous^ traded to Loa Angelea Nobody, hero laot night. Not only did he HaaMBB. which kept them in a tie Philadelphia .59 .522 »'/i time left to ^age a Wg dosed eto- it’s reported, wants to room with Up frmn Rookie med the door. He got Jtan Little­ BB: Bennett 6. Smith.!: SO: Bennett Milwankee ... .67 !se .<504 Huff. hurl one4iit ball for the first seven 3, Smith 3. Stueck 8, Martello A Von- wMh SL lisaiB lor aecend place. cuit television promotton la ■ Brown t l ^ faU. Hia "cabin’’ la Veteran lefthanded dtoher Hal field on a grounder to short—the Oudenhove 3; Hlta off: Bennett 5 for 6 Bn gann hack ef lea>Bng lioe Flttoborgh ... .54 56 .491 IS September. jinxed, the atoiy maktiig the innings, but . he drove in three runs runner hoktoig at third — fanned runs in 4 Innlnfw; (8 men in 6th); B. .43 70 .881 Woodeohick, who Hxxted a eohi- with a pair of timely slnglea. Howetoii .. .. Would Work for V.8. zounda dahna. tUatiiig aefned-iun-wverage after Horn H m i and made Doug Han- Smith 0 .’or 0 runs in 3 hmlnsa; Mar- New York .84 77 J06 S3 Vi * * a The Poet 14 operatives actually tello I for 1 run In 7 tnnlnre; wueck 0 I kept ttieir lead It also was stressed that Lto- hia firat U gamm wMh the Hous­ wrapped It up in their first turn son eend a simple bounoer to first, for 0 nma in 3 bmings; VanOudenhove noh over the Ctai- Toesday’s Beaolts ton made about $250,000 for hto endkig. the action. 3 for 1 run in 3 inninSB; WP: Martello, Los Angeles 4. Chicago I " Set *Em Up ton c u t .46e ttria year, given a at bat. Starting liinooently, the VanOudenhove; PB: TanOudeiihove Leois brid off Mew 130 seconds of work in disposing lion’s afaare of the credit for hde Pitching Change W: Martello; D: VolA Swords, Pum 4-X, Pittsburgh St. Lm ^ 4, New Tork 8 Uttlo guya can aoore hda-ln- firat two battera gromided out Ptttsimrgh S, Milwaukee 0 of Floyd Patterson July 32 at Loa Bwcceoi to Rusty Starib, the .46s’ before AI Puts Slammed a long VanOudenhove took the mound L: Bennett; Time: 3:35. >S and Cte- Vegas and would be working just onea, too. Take the caae of dlmlnu- 19-year-dd standout rookie firat- in tha eight aa Rookvlhe enjoyed his split the OfaMtaatt 6-1, PhibuMphis 4-7 r tive Jack Currier at mUngton double, to left-center. Dick MlcGlU for the government if he fights drew a walk and Martello singled, a 6-1 lead and Doigati waa far The big catcher, who had play­ Ow firat S-l in 10 Saa Frandnco S, Honston 1 again this year. Ridge. Hie Id-yeaiMdd, who WoodencMdc, who finiahed thetwwn* hopes of getting more work from ed one inning in the cutfleM, re- PkOIien the night- Today’s Games FAIRFIELD -Thosef'"®-™'* three-houra 6:30—Squad reports fer prao-^ Coaches know what these meno "Our training camps never have Liston's lawyer, Solvatora • weighs 98 pounda-HWoklng wet— 1968 aeawm with a 5 d « wooed for Lsa Aageies (Koaftuc 16-4) a* morning wortoouts. seed the par three, 170-yard Houston, relotea that he CMcaga (EDsworth 15-7). who play football for a living ire until IL __ can do so there's no reason for been and never wiM be weight-re­ Avena, oonfimisd thiB in PhtlOc A Giant football camp is 11—One hour break for nap or them to iniU a muscle or get a her­ ducing cHnics for fat men," says delphia. fourth bole laat Monday. TTie throwing with Starib before an ex- Franciaro (Sanford 16-11) say it’s a sport for men. 'They different. personal business. nia with a blocking aled or tack­ Shernuui. "Almost everyone re- "As for M I’m ooncemad any mightjr mite la only a a b ^ big­ hdbttion gome tlda spring and no-l Mays’ three - fait performaace at Hoostoa (Farreil 6-8) (N). Icall basfeball the “ round ball Wives are banned. Ihere is no Noon—Lunch of soup, cold cuts, porta fit and reedy to go. Thoae ger than hia g olf bag. The cuatmn tlced that the kid was ^‘throwing __ __ Ctacinaati (Maloney 17-S) a t ; ling dummy in August. They'D procpects for the fight here Sept. igainat tha Ootta gave him aix oard-ptaying. no blaring radios. fruit and iced ten. be needed in Decenr^r. who ore not ready have very short 80 ia in tbe twilight aone,’’ ooM r. for any golfer after getting a some pttcb which looked ted and is ; FWladetpMa (MdLJsh 10-7) (N ).' game” for boys. They may hole-ln-one is to buy drinks for The ptayera are secluded like 1— Cat nap. J “Our OMicept,” says Coach Ser careers with u«." Avena. ‘Tlime is runnar^ out and g ^ to me.” The veteran Inquired Wilhelm Confuses All have something there— even far ria eutieat alreak. In BDIwaakee (Headley 6-8) at| monks. ’They sleeip and take three 2— Second meeting. For some. One player sought to sign Us unless something deciaive de­ tveryone. Chirrier followed the of tbe rooUe what tbe latter was ______, ha fans acored IS runs I Ffttsborgh (Sctawall 6-5) (N ). |before the seesem starts. meals a day in the aame build­ man, "Is.(bat these are men and ’68 oontimet in May. TTie Glanto custom, setUira up all tbe caddies ^Umowhag.’’ and received tbe reply Both sports emphasize pre­ Individual instruction. we want to treat them as .su(k. velops in the next few days there ^U aa hi n and had two dooblee. I St. Lmris (Sadedd 7-7) at New. ing. There is a strict 11 p.m.'cur­ 3— .Ankles or wrists taped In saw he carried excess weight and will not be s fight." to ookes. . .Novel baseball at­ " I fe a aUfUr." WoodeaWde took a homers, boost-' York (Saokson 6-14). 1season training, ftit the reaem- few. , Each man has a stake in every told him to work out privately traction Friday night at DiUon doae^p look of Stanh'a grip, and! btence erste there. Oompare, for groups of threes; some have game. We want his relaxed confi­ Lawyers are iJl over the place )(al to 88. ! 'niursday'a Games | Football players put in a full whirlpool treatment. then report back on July I to talk ki the boxing business these days. Stadium in Hartford will match firam that point abandoned me for­ BoObIo. 46. stopped the St. Loots at New York. 2 Instance, tlhe training routines of dence." In Loss to Athletics day from 7:15 am. rise and .shine 8:45—Second workout of 76 oontract. Gordon Davidson, the lawyer for Hamilton Standard against the In­ mer alider grip in favor of bia new m afac htta. hot needed the CSnetmiatt at Philadelphia. the New York Yankees in «m ny until the 6:15 p.m. steak dinner. minutes. Players emning to the Giants When the player returned be dianapolis Clowns. Manager Jeff dieoaveiy. New. sUpment fust delivered e*eg^ raBM help ef Don Larsen Milwaakee at Plttsbmrgh, Fborixia and the New York Glairts the LouisviUe biisiMsamen’a syn­ Often there are meeHings or film 6:16— Dinner, followed by a from other teems say they have said a minor leg Injury prei'ented dicate which handles Ctoy’s af­ Koelsch of the Prop# reports the Woodeehick aaya: ‘T now have NEW YORK (AP)—Hoyt Los Angeles at Chicago. here at Ftairficld University. showingn of ptayo unltil 9 p.m. third meeting or showing of game never seen a training camp such him from workhig oiit. One week . pre-game fun show starts at 6:45. the beat slider I ever had!" Only Games Schednled. fairs. said Tuesday that desplta Wilhelm the 40 - year - old TjMt spring, thoee Yankees .who 'There are five interruptions of films or speeldr plays. as Sherman runs. They are im­ later the player was traded. He reports Liston wonts to lot Cas- Hamilton leads the fast Hartford * « e your set todayl Our first supply of didn’t stay with the main contin­ routine for exhiiMtion games. In Everything is run to the minute pressed with his organlzzation. was popular Rosy Orler. His plaoe Twilight X>^rue standings knucklefeall specialist on Manry Willa stroked AMEBIGAN LMAGUE gent at F\>rt Lauderdale, lived oitM ripen on the vine until 19M, oamp, the players sre off Satur­ under Sherman, who has won Ken Strong is the only man at is being taken by ex-Los Ai^Fies he plana to confer with Liston's Scores Again whose aging arm rest the mm. Including a don- W. L. Pet. With their wives and kiddies at day afternoon and Stmday. ’ITiose Ram John LoVetere. a 285-pound Eastern Division titles in his two Lew Fonseca, who le director of 1 this great new tire sold out early! Ua hi liniWig the Dodgen over rented resoet homes for *i Fairfield who has had a taste of brain truaf'ln Now York tonight First Mormon Battery American League hopes of the New Y oefc___ 66 40 .6SS «Tio leave camp must be back by years as head coach, and he has basehaU and football camps. He defensive tackle and five years ‘1 stttl plan to go to New Toik, the Oaba. Don Diyadale won Ms CHeago ...... 01 48 .560 8 weeks. midnight Sunday. strict rules. Breaking them is Grier’s junior. TVhaii Rco Brand, 3S-year-oM Oiicago W hi^Sox^irfus^ Itth. came out of NYU with a chance to get a contract from the Liston 1 Baltbnore ___ 68 51 .558 »'/l There was time for fishing and Here's a rundown on a typical costly. There ia a line of $50 to to make the Detroit Tigers as an In both sports weight charts are p e c ^ when I arrive there, and catcher recently recalled Pitta- other "Acederoy Aiward” baeefbaH batter, catcher and official l.O O K lll.Ri: FOR YOl'R Sl/F AND PRK 1'.! ....6 0 M 6 »Vi golf. Workouta laeibed four hours day at a footbaU camp: $100 for missing a scheduled ap­ kept. Athletes weigh in daily and burgh, ia beliM the plate, and fthn, tbe ttfie of which reveeis scorer alike in a 4-8 loss to ....5 4 7:15 s.m.—First and last eall to outfielder but broke hds wrist. He to talk over terms of that con­ Verpen Law la pitching, a note- 55 .485 15 (10 ajn. to 2 pjn.) for each of pointment; *250 for not being made fame kkddng and ruiming weigh out after drills. Those too tact with doty,’’ ha said in Louto- the narture of the “plot.’’ The latest Kansash City Tuesday night. hot had Cleveland...... 54 56 .478 17 10 offLciail training days hefor* the rise- taped up and $500 for losing a heavy are reported to the managar werthy hosebaU “finst" wlH be aff the wHh the Giants of 30 years ago v«1e. eeUuloid feature is “Btrik* Three” TOe score was tied 3-3 going into TUBE-TYPE Lea Aageiea ..54 61 .470 18 exhibition gomes start. 7:45— Breakfast. playbook. or coach. Tho.se too light get added to ttie game’s rich kne. and the stani who have oontrib- This New Tire 4-1 bat Kaasm City ..50 40 .450 to Ifcey played 30 exiilbditionB, 9:16—Meeting bi gym. get taped and now helps Giant place kickers. tablets in order not to loee too On the questkkuiaire returned to the bottom of the ninth when Blockwen WWtowan back. The Cards scored j The playbook is a player’s most Says Stnmg: uted their efforts to the Mm are Wilhelm let go with a flutterball Detroit ...... 47 60 .489 21 doing oonsideiraMe traveling by and suited up. In the interim : important possession for It con­ much weight in a hurry. the NMitonal League’s pufcHe rela- naa Priea* Pifoe* . m fielders choice WaehtngtoB . . .41 70 .869 29 coaches hold their ewn meeting “ FootbaU ia a lot rougher. In ttops department, the aiikxdate Waiwn Speim, Bob Puricey, Ju«» t ^ t flew {Mast batter Gino CbnoU Fits Your Size biM. ’ITiooe players who were not tains as many as 100 variations If you make the gp-ade, the pay M arirfiJ, Don Drysdolle, Whttey for a third strike and flicked past 6.70x15 $13.70 $16.70 beat a throw Tneeday's Beeolta talcing part. In the exhUtottHons re­ on plans for the day. of game plays. baseball they try to loosen mus­ is good in either sport. But foot­ Moior League youDgnter from Los Angelea doable play cles. In football they train to wrote: Fo*d, Frank La*y. Donovan Camllo (hirreon and his oversized 7.10x15 $16.25 $19,25 Waahingtoa 6 6 , New York 5-1. FYactice is divided into groups, ball costs more in sweat—o^iecishl- and Oamilo PaecuoL The "epic” weond on a Baltfanore 6, Cleveland 4. each handled by an assistant toughen rn'iscles." ly in training camp. "Oao Intereating aopeot of my catcher’s mitt for what was BUDGET! 7.60x15 $17.70 $20.70 wOd pltdi. The third was aet up Kanois City 4, Chicago 8. s=sLecKlers== Bfe la that I wn on ordained elder is in color, ie 16 mUUmeter with scored a passed ball. coach. sound, and nma for 80 minites. by a arild ptteh and the fourth Detroit 10, Boston 1. Giant Roster Cut, Kyle Rote works with offen­ NA-nONAL LEAGIHE hi the' efaoroh of Jeraa Oirlst of OimoU wound up on first and waa gioawd into poaWien by a base] Minnesota 5, Loa Angeles 1. Rich Payoff Batting (250 At Bata)—Groat, Letter Day Saints (Mormon), Pve Ooptei may be obtained by writing Wilhelm wound up under a Shower sive backs. They might run off Phneeca at 200 South Michigan after another wild pitch. Clmoli TUBELESS Today’s Games four plays with variations for 10 St. Louis, .842; CSemento, Pitts­ ahraya wwited to ootnbbie with Blnekwoll Whttewall New Yoifc (Downing 7-8) at Veteran Released burgh, .886; T. Davis, Los Angeles, Vemoa Low as baaebah’s only (to Ave., Cfatoago 4, HL eventually scored the decisive run Btaokwafi WUtowoll SAI,£M, NJI. (AP) — Two minutes then work on passing * * e on a single by George Aluslk off WssMngtam (Bldzlk 2-6), 8 pjn. ticketholders ooUected 818,926 vs. defense for another 20. .823; Gonaalez, PhtladelpMa, 621; my knowledge) ‘Mlormon battery*.’ ’ Stan Price* Price* Sisa Price* Pries* nte FhBBaa poonead en Joey (Mengo (Flzano 18-5) at Kan­ PAmFIBJLJ) (AP)—The Now Aaron, MUwaukee, .817. Other faitereeting aneoodtea re­ Jim Brosnan and promptly told $18J0 Jay for Mz doublaa and a triple each in the twin double payoff Ken Kavanaugh handles offen­ Add SuperstitionB the official scorer the pitch on 6.00x13 112.25 115.25 6.70 X IS $15.80 san Ctty (Wlekersham 6 6 ), (N ). York Ginnta’ squad has been cut st Roekingham Park yester­ sive ends, practicing such pat­ Runs — Aaron, Milwsakee, and lated by the young receiver are 7.10x15 $17.95 $20.95 aaid .Mty Demda Bennett ttmited to 52 with the release of five play­ Maya, San Franclsoo, 81; Flood Some basebaC tanpiras also have which he struck out was four feet 6.50 X 13 113.30 $16.30 tha Bada to three bita to the idglit- Cleveland (Grant 7-10) at BcU- day. terns as stance plays, square outs, thmtt hie mother played eofthaU for 7.60x15 $19.70 $22.70 ttmoro (Pappaa 10-6), (N). ers. Including Unebacker Dick Rover Girl won the featured down and in. a zig in, or a square and White, St. Louis, 80; Bose, ‘ many yean and wee a catcher pet superatltlcaie. The National wide of the plate. 7.50 X 14 $15.80 $18.80 e n at Fhnadrtphla. Lasse, a veteran of five years in Olnoinnatl, 79. Laague’e handsome and talented The passed boll ruling was 117.95 $20.95 8.00 X 15 $22.35 $25.35 Bi tha epener.' PhUadelphia’s re- Boston (Nlolxrih 1-2) at Detroit race, finishing two lengths In. a circle and shoot or the flare. (naihnelly) and that hie first born 8.00 X 14 (Bamifaig 8-11). the National Football League. Player-Ooach Jim Patton han­ Runs Bittted In — Aaron, Mil­ son drat aaw the light of day on 3roung arbiter, Doug Harvey, has changed and Wilhelm was credit­ $22.70 8.20 X 15 $22.35 $25.35 BM nee Jack Bahfachnn let In two ahead of the favorite. Colony, ed With another wild pitch to go 8.50 X 14 119.70 Mtameaota (Pascual 126) at Lasse and Joe Taylor of North in the sLx furlong dash. Rover dles defensive backs on technique. waukee, 92; White, Louis, 78; tbe firat day o f the 1960 '^orld retained a sweotehlrt which wee I to the top of the 10th with an Loa Angeles (McBride 12-7), (N). Banto, Chicago, and MoOovey, Son given to trim in Ua first year as along with his 2-7 record and 2.90 and a wOd pitch. Pete Roee Carolina AAT were the two mcm- Girl, ridden by Dick Wlnant, 1 Player-Coach Andy Robustelll BerteA won by the Pirates (natnr- earned run average. And ttiat is Thnrstey’s Games ber.s of last year’s taxi squad who finished In 1:12 and paid 811-60, tyorks the defensive line and Ed Franclsoo, 74; Boyer, 6t. Louis, O y )'. a “man in blue” and sttB w een it had a tri^e and a two-run homer Mianesota at Los Angeles. 78. * * • whenever be wertw behind the part of the reason the White Sox ASpritu pbu.tax amdtir, off yournr. far the Reds. were cut yesterday, the others 84 00 and 82.80. Kolman the offensive line. trail front-running New Tork by Chicago at Kansas dfy, (N). were I'ookies—flanker back Stan Colony returned $2.60 and Practice often ends with 60 Hits — Groat, 6t. Louis, 155; plate. Boston at Detroit, 2 p.m. Pinson, Cincinnati, 145; H ^ te, SU Case in Point Hhrvey made Us debut in the eight games. Morgan of Shepheerd Collie, de­ 82.20, while West Slope paid squadmen getting together and snkees got a brilliant New York at Washington. 2 p.m. fensive back Johnny M\immey of 83.00. forming ll^man units for a 10- Louis, 141; Aaron, Milwankee, The queetlon "Bow . hmlng stngla. and tha aeoqnond A W O B m P CHEVBCMXT nr.A iJiR AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER AUTHORIZED ClUVROLET DEALER Tti«°douUa’ WM Booton'a only wich Uniireratty. Xvant w tt woric 141; Ptenrro. Ohlcngo, and Stte- ■ V v a m BBiTADr, c o n n . IN HARTFORD, CONN. IN W1ND60B, CONN. ittn-hoM hit of the gaaM. with vanity Hand Ooach Bcfe^ nmo, HMnesola. I8t; Meaboi^ W ftCOM AU CtlEVROLH. MC. CAPITOL MOTORS, INC. ARDERY CHEVROUT. INC. H e B eew i P ilttlk y . Mocrik wM Mstta Biklia, IM; Worn*. Now* « w M mb mm A 'kMdar Im w w 1 ^ 1 2 6 . ' / '■ / V - '■' I) \ - /• . r.

KAKC BViBNlNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 PAGE MiHMI M W '■ . ■ '.V >;■ ^ ■ / • MANCHESTteR EVEljlNG HERALD. MANCHESTEBr a)K M , WEDNESDAY, AUGUST T, 1988 Lota For Salt 73 p a o b u g ; AiNuimeiitB—F h t ^ ' LflBd For Bote- n n Ho F m S a t e 71 For Sflte < 72 H o u s m For Sate 72 Roekville-Vormbm Tenements ° 63 TWO BUlLbiNO lots, prime loca^ Boats and Acceesories 4$ HoasehfM Goods H COVENTRY - On Route ‘44-A. MANCHBSTEIR — Ltve modern in H RS ELEVATION - Attracttva EAST CATHOLIC HIGH — Ver- B O L T 6 n — Just off Route 8S. Atftomobilra Fw Sak 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A''LAW By FA6ALT and SHORT^ Spacious 7 room Split Level on tionv city-uUUties. PhUbriek Agen­ Education Bfuird WOOL REVERSIBLE nig, BbtUL ^gVEN ROOM, second floor, close 81.9 acres, partly wooded, 8 room this Jarvis built Spfit. Level on t-bedroom Ranch, waUc-oat base­ planck area. 6 room brick front ment traes. nice view, near Cape. Priced ri^t. Immediate sl^ ed acre lot. 3 bedrooms and c y , 649-8464. 1961 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 2- w ith pad, { 60. Mabogaiqr mad to scbodlB, shopping and bus, Ranch house a ^ guest cottage. Brent Road. Five yeara young and FIBB^l!Sb9 Din^y boat, $90, or monthly, beat not included. Owner moving to Europe. WlU better than new. Fintabed rae acboed only $18,900. Cartton W. occupancy. John £L Lappen, Inc., finished rec room. Excellent con­ Sets Interview* door sedan. Green and white. Call table, $10. B oth Ilka «126 dition. Mid 29’s. Warren E. How­ bast offer. TeL 649-6662. OsU 649-8SS8. SMrilice, $86,000. Terms. Write or room. Landscaped yard. SmX. 1 HUteJUns, R ea ltor, 649811? 6499361, 6497445. 649-6936. V hchever CARBUMCLE has 1D go 10 a aiO-O-O-O-GUESS . 1921. land, Realtor; 6491106. Resort Propertr For Sate 74 CLASSIFIED F¥iRlV HE SCREAMS UHE A PUNCTU^ COHVERSffTlOH, LAPS UP ALL IHE phone Meadowbrook, 348 W. Pulp occupancy. Call Mr. Wertaer, For Principal nam Ave., Greenwich, Conn., Jarvis Rmlty Co., Raattars. 848- LARGE 6 ROOM C ^ , 8 acres, FOR SALE — 1958 Chevrolet Bel TWO KELVINATOR rofrlgaraton, many axtras. $19,800. Ownar 648- LAKEFRONT — 4 rooms, enclosed PORKER- AMD ffTMS TILL +A-M. — BoUding Blaterlate 47 TWO ROOM apartnunt. M9 Oak- TO 9-2884. 4112, 648-7847. Air, Powergllde, radio, heater, one exceUant nmning oonditfoa, 2967. ______porch, furnished, boat and dock, A special board of adBrat^ well maintained, clean. 876-9870. $26; one needs rspur, $6. 6M- iMid strwt. etew T i* GARTH ROAD IHEMlHESe^lHE CLOSE-OUT SPECIALS MANCHESTER — Unusual borne exceUent swimming and fishing, meeting to hitervlaw caniWdataa ADVERTISING 8897. WELL TENDED axpandable Cape, OHE ABOUT THE *rHO CAPABLE CAPE easy commuting to Manchester for pitocipal of Building B 1948 HUDSON, VERY clean, no Houses For Sate 72 iu prestige area, 6 room Lrataaped large screened patio, oversized rust, fully equipped, good running ARABS AND-ME Oeilink TUa MAHOGANY Duncan Phyf a dining l/X »O N a FOR rwtalaT OeU J. D. Colonial Chpe witii garage, 1% 8% room quaUty' built raacta, area. Many oUier features too ' School St. la scheduled for Monday. ' .06% F t. garage, enclosed large lot con- numerous to list 6449146. Asst. School Siqit. ABen Dresser condition. First $50. 649-1921. iCAR-SIGinED dq. room set, excellent oooditiait RM lty, 6414039. MANCHESTBIR — 6 room Ranch, baths, every room oversi famUy kttdien with buUt-tns, 4 bedrooms plus den—8 rooms CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS SpUt RaU Fencing exceUent condition. For indi­ vonient locaUan to schoeds, bus, said today that 10 appHcatlosie $100; maple orib and mattress, dlshwa&her, disposal, attic fan, at­ QuaUty throughout nice lot with confers. Many extras, in aU. Exceptional lot Excep- 8 AAL to 6 P JL 3.99 Per Section > > jlEW 4 ROOM apartment, heat, trees. Worth mspocting carefully. vidual attention caU . . . riMpptng have been received for the post- $20. 646-0660. tached garage, Mceiy landscaped CaU owoiwnar n days, Saturday and tionaUy p rii^ in the 17'a 1966 CA DILLAC C onverU ble, Ught Dutch Doors hot water, buUt-ina, refrigerator, Wolverten Agency, Realtor, 649- The position was left vacant wfasn wadier and dryar, $140. 649-OSOe. lot, close to Bcbools. $18,900. Sunday, er after 6, weekdays, E. Robert Joensuu resigned to Join blue, clean, 648-4884. 18.60 E a ch WEST1NOHOU8E STOVE, 40", PhUtarlck Agency, 0484464. 2818. Eva. Mr. Ruetor. 648-0809. Indictment Bared, COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT Exotic Prefinished Paneling two ovens, 4 burners, must saU. B A N AGENCY 6492373. ’ the Middletown acttool system. Tha 1968 CHEVROLET 4-door, very WARREN E. HOWLAND special meeting. Dresser said, is HdVDAT Ik n nUDAY 10A» AJL-AATCBDAY t AJML From 8.76 Per Sheet CaU 649-6004.- 44 buPLXX RANCH style — 8240 VERNON — Uko new 6 room L- Lays Stock Fraud clean, good condition. Tel. 649- Ping-Pong Table Tope income, immaculate . condtUen, Roger Nq;ro R ea ltor to insure that a prlnc^ial trill be 4349. BQIOH R7REET — 4 room flat, ahapo brick ranch, manicured appointed before the rlasars bagta. 11.96 Each FOR SALE — Wariwr aad dryar, Manchoster ceramic baths, nicely duubbed, grounds, markUng condition. Un­ PLEASE READ YOUR AO Cedar Cloaet Lining apartment size gas stove, baby second flo o r , $90, 64941239, 941. .treed I fenced in yard, near bus 6489737 850 Main St 648-1108 To Four Canadians He said he is bopefnl that a de­ 1966 CH E VRO LET B el A ir Con­ der $30,000. Hayes Agency, 649 CteAflet «r AOi* an M m o ovat the plioBe u a aeo- .21 Sq. F t ' carriage. “ Best ■ offer.'743-6066. " Una. W eriey R . Sm ith A g en cy , 334 cision can be resmbed at Monday's vertible, radio, heater, vdiitewall fIVE ROOMS,' third floor, ex- start packing after you have . 4608. ------TIM aOTralfcM ifeoaM read Ua ad the FIB8T DAY IT W indow s Center S b r^ 649-1894. (Oootintied from Page One) m eeting. tires. Can be seen a fter 6. 649- t h r e e p ie c e eeUent condition, 78 Chestnut 4een this homo. Best Buy in a p p e a r s Md R0O B T BBBOBS la ttane for the aezt laaer- From 10.00 Bach Hving room salt, THREE BEDROOM ranch, large Notice of the vacancy w s sent 9091. GEt oombinahidn xafMgstaiUir, itreet. OaU 3894)381 or 644-1280. Town. Where else can you find SPLIT-LEVEL, 7 rooms, 1% baths, MANCHESTER - E xecu ^ 8 bed­ Hi b . T*a niraW la leapoaEHe far enlj ONE taMorreet or omitted Pine Paneling a six room cape, aU redeco­ beautifuUy landscaped lot, at­ In addition to John Christopher two weriu ago to all riementary .07 Lin. Ft. 30" stove, bofli I960 modaia, la m family room, kttchen with room ranch, 3 baths, heated patio, STATELY TEN ROOM mansion lo­ Doyle of St. Johns, Nfld., and Npw sch ool teachO T wtth^ m ope ttm i ^ m t t m far aar ^ iia Haimwit aad then aa|Y *• tta extent of a 1957 FORD HARDTOP. V-8, TWO UNFURNISHED rooms, rated, for only $18,800. Iflee lot, recreation room, large Uteben, tached garage, fiul basement, C asem ents 649-9U8. boU t-tas, ttttarcom system many extras. Immediate occupan­ cated within walking distance of York City, chairman of the board three years experience. To certify B m te which do not loaoen the rahae e< standard transmission, radio, Tinker BuUding. Ladles preferred. plenty of good treM. Very can- acre lot Bel Air Real Estate, 40.00 Each Apply Glenneys Men's Shop, 789 throughout the house, gange, cy, handy to shopping and downtown Manchester, yet se­ of Canadian Javelin, the indict­ for the position state regnlatiaas t w n nat he aarteeted hr *malM leod” I h eater, 2-door, 8325. 649-3441. traUy located. Vacant 100x300 lot 8-ycarsKrid, $22,900. 6489883. Combination Doors M ain St. sch ools. Can o wne r , 64S-8898, 649 cluded for privacy, all rooms ex­ ment named as defendants Arthur require that a teacbO' have six or HOTPOINT TV. UHF-VHF, good PhUbriek A gen cy, 649.8164. 1960 FIAT, 4-passenger sedan, 16.96 E a ch 8338. tremely large, 6 fireplaces, 4% I. Kom, head of a brokerage firm more credit hours beirond the MJL condition . 640-6634. LAKE STREET — 8 room C^w, baths, 3-car detached garage, m od el 600, ex cellen t condition, 4 T. J. Crockett, Realtor h a lf a cre w ood ed lot, fire­ in New York City; Robert Maurice in administrative courses. CASH *N C A R R Y MX ROOM duplex avaUable Aug- SIX ROOM Cape, exceUent eondi- spacious grounds add beauty and WUUam R. Hahn, board chair­ new tires, 35 mpg.. excellent for Hon, oloae to schools and shop­ place, cmnbtnation windows, Sherwood of Montreal and Geneva, *®**e*?SS5bo^ ei>™^ DIAL 643-2711 student or family second car. Call Wt U . CaU 649-4897. 643-1677 distincUcm to this beautiful home, Switzerland, and Milton Berman of man, has expressed conflilssire that KITCHEN CABINBnfi — FRIGIDAIRB refrigarator, 8 an. ping. Marlon E. Robertson. Real­ iMusemert garsge, $16,900. Owner $88,000. PhUbriek Agency, 649 649-4055. ft., $30. Good oondlUon. 649-3890. tor, 848-0068. 649000$. New York City. a qualified teacher can be fssmd ALL SIZES — ALL SHAPES — ^HREE. ROOM heated iq>artment, REMODELED 6464. within Rockville for the p ^ A L L P R IC E S $66; 6 room heatM, $100. OArfleld The defendanta have been order­ SPRING ST. — 6 room Ranch, 1% DUPLEX—69 flat with 2-car ga ed to appear in U.S. District Court Joensuu was teaching pclnefoal at $-9938. MANCHESTER Vicinity — 28x42 BuUding B for the pari school yaar. Trucks— ^Tractors NOBODY — BUT NOBODY Musical InstmaMBtB * IS M a n c h e s t e r — t room Ranch, baths, new waU to waU carpe rage in central Manchester. Quiet, foot ranch built 1969. Huge treed Sept. 6 to be arraigned. The. in­ reridential area, two heating sys­ UNDERSELLS NATIONAL f o u r r o o m apartment, avaU­ 2-years-t $14,990. 816,600. Robert Wolverton Agency, The company Uaelf was not in- Male or Female S7 388-6361 Zonghetti, nominated li BIDWELL HOME Improvement TOY PARTY Demonstrators — c o n c o r d r d 136 LAKEWOOD CHtCLB, S. 649-2813. dfoted. P. J. DeSantis. Osaadian f o u r r o o m rent, exceUent con­ .—B eautiful ranch, Frit ti Htrali RMAtri 1966 CH E VRO LET and 1966 F ord Company — Roofing, siding, al- Men or Women work now -until QuaUty built ranch 8 large Javelin’s treasurer, said a consent as the party-endorsed A jOOORDION 120 baas, dition, not furnished. Has nice large Uvlng room fotmal dlnfam BOLTON VICTNITY PHILBRICK AGENCY — Im­ cited personal and bnainaas ra- half ton pick-ups. Douglas Motors, teraUons, additions and remodel­ December. Over 600 Toy and Gardon— Farm— Dairy Ugator case. 649-9461. room, ealmiot kiteban, 1 bed­ rooms, ttving area 1,396 square decree signed by the company in 838 Main St. ing of all types. Ehccellent work­ Gift items. High Commissions. No yard. Box K, Herald. maculate 6 room Cape minutes 1968 was thought to )M.ve cleared tponaitiiUties for bowing oat oT tta rooms, reeroation rem , laad- feet, AA sane, beautifuUy diaded, WARREN E. HOWLAND from everything. 8 bedrooms, manship. 649-6496. collecting. No delivering. CaU Products SO PRIVACY — landscaped kt 100x300 feet 649 up the charges, which he described raoe. FIVE ROOM apartment for rent, acaped yard. Marlon Si. Robert- kitchen with natural cabinets, Mr. Ssuuo, Manchester, Conn., Wanted—Ts Buy 18 son. Realtor, 0484B68. U 98. R ea ltor as ‘‘old.’’ ‘T am certain I canid not ^ is Auto DriYlnR Sdioel 7-A BEETS, $1 bushel; beet greens, Manchester, West Side. CaU af­ HIGH LOCATION $16,600. 6498464. the required time aad eCfort to the Telephone: 649-9468. ter 6 p jn ., 640-6863. Hie U-oount indlotittcat said . MANCHESIOt ANSWfRIN« SBRVICI $2.60 bushel; ’ squash, com, toma­ WE BUY, SELL or trade antique 6 4 91 10 8 offloe,” he said. Ha pladgsd Ms Roofing and Chiauaya 16>A $18,800 — CAPE off E. Center VERNON—SpUt leveL 8 mon 860 Main St VEZtNON — Large 8 bedroom Doyle and the other defendants LARSON’S — ConnecticuVs first LADY to share apartment with Retail And Office toes, cucumbers.. 31 Angel St., and used furniture, cMna, glasa, old. 7 rooms, 8 large beiknama^ support in the oasafiaign aad pra- 1% ROOM APARTMENT, ooun­ Street. Recently redecorated. 4- Only $16,400 for this large cus­ ranch, oversize kltchm with iasued publicity leading investors licensed driving school, trained ROOFINa — Specializing repairing lady recovering from an lUnees. Manchester. silver, picture frames and old large Utdian witfa bnOtfoa, I- dioted a “viotoriooe alertfaBi" «Af.«500 try location, $90 monthly with bedroom poesibUity. dose to tom 6 room raadi, fonnal built-ins and dishwasher, base­ to expect "hl^ly m-ofitable and certified 8ind approved, now of­ roofs of aU kinds, new roofs, gut­ May be employed days, but neces­ coins, old doUs and guns, bobby Daigle area named by th e foa ra utilltlee. 0494886, 8:804:80. schools, shopping, ^ Une. Best dining room with picture win­ oar garage, aluminum oomMna- ment garage, $15,900. 649-0662. earty. aOmoot immodiate, si'ocoaa- fering classroom and behind ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ sary to be a oomiKmlon during coUectionB, attic contents or rriiols of financing available. Wesley R. dona ExceUent neighboriwCd. committee to fill tha vneancy. Ha wheel instruction for teen-agers. Household Goods 51 dow. Uteben wim biAt-ins, ful commercial pi-ouUcUon, U£uis- paired. Aluminum siding. 80 nigMs. Apartment centrally lo­ Personnel estates. Furniture Repair Servlca, Smith Agency, 284 Center Street, large living room with fire­ Vacant—move Tight in. SmaU BOLTON — 6 room custom ranch, is a member of the city aadng 649-6076. 3 bedrooms, buUt-lna, combina­ EXCELLENT 6-ROOM Colonial porting and marketing of millions years’ experience. Free estimates. cated in Mandieeter. Must have EVERYTHING in sterilized, re­ TalcottvlUe, Conn. TeL 6467449. f o u r r o o m tenement for rent, 649-1894. place, 8 g (^ sized bedrooms, down payment FHA—no money board of appeals, tlm recraation tion screens and storms, base­ home, beautifuUy landscaped lot. of tons of valuable iron ore, when Call Howley, 643-6361, 648-0768. references. Write Box L, Herald. conditioned used furniture and ap- 86 Woodbridge St., 649-7760. deluxe ceramic baths, one car down VA. Offers hntted. Asking oommissian, and tiic tosm panrion MORTLOCK’S Driving School Inc., MANCHESTER — 8 room ment garage, 3% acres, $16,600 oqly $16,'600.' Joseph Barth, Brok­ tai fact Canadian Javelin, Ltd-, was offices, classroom located Man­ pUancea — ffigb in quaUty, low m hasament garage, cne acre, $18,700. Gaston Realty. 649-1902, er, 649-0320. board. Daigle was a CMidl«lats_tor Loot B ill FBoiii Antfonobites For Sale 4 WANTED—Receptionist and sec­ Rooms Without Board 8 f home, 4 bedrooms, Offers considered. Owner 648-0860. in no poeitiati to ao produce, tram - chester Parkade, lower level. Be­ DOMESTICS price. Antiques from Vermont weU landsciqied kit, treea. 875-0819, 6499781. port or market such ore.” the city council fren Om ftst Radio-TV Repair Scrricea 18 retary for profemional oCfice, t h r e e ROOM apartm ent, 118 attached ffarage, 186’ RANCH — 7 attractive rooms, at­ ward in 1961. LOST — PET Wue parakeet Fri­ ginners, older, nervous students, lAdy to work fuU time in cur estate. L eB lan c F urniture, 196 ROOM FOR OENTIjBMAN, esB - VERNON CAPE—9 rooms, 5 fln- In addition, the indictment said, credit experience preferred. Good South Street, RoOkviUe. Open 9-8. Main Street 6496239, 99. trees, $16,000. Oirtton W. Hutch­ MANCHESTER — 6 room borne tached 3-car garage, formal day vleiii^ 106H Bhiefield Drive. our specialty. Teen-age driver's Domestic and Home Furnish­ tndly located, kitchen privileges, ins, 6489182. hdied, aluminum oombinstiona, the defendants, used "untrue liter­ 1959 CHEVROLET CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, c^qxMtunity. Box OC, Herald. 876-2174.. with 1% acres, oil beat foO base­ dining room, wooded lot in center Twenty new rlilma for unraa- RewardTnesae call 649-6798. education couraa. State cerUfied.. I available all hours. Satisfaction ings Dept. Must be experienced parking. CaU 6464027. f i v e ROOMS, second floor, steam LAWRENCE F. FIANO better than new. Owner says seU ature, pirojectiona and reports,” to Convertible, V-8, radio, heater, au­ 649-7398. In some iriiaae of retailing. Op­ ment only $11900. Large down of town. Many quaUty features ploymeot oompenration srata flfod guaranteed. CaU 649-1816. CLHIRK FOR part-time office heat. Available immediately. CaU OVERSIZED CAPE, 7 rooms, payment needed. HSyea Agency, —ride by 9 Legion Drive. Inter­ recommend and seU the stock and FOUND — Prescriptkm sunglasses tomatic, beautiful black with portunity for advancement M R . a l b e r t p r o v e s TO FURNISHED ROOMS, camplete fuU baths, 4 bedrooms, large liv­ R ea ltor 6493766 await your inspection. Wesley R. in Rockville lost week, aocerdtag work. CaU 644-0649 between 7-9 YOU THERE IS A 637-8498, a fte r 7 p .m ., 646-8476. S4S-480S. ested oaU tor appolntonmt. Offers persuaded brokers to do so too. at Salem Nasslft Camera and whitewalls. Real clean. EXPERT SERVICE on aU makes light housekeeping faculties. Cen- ing room, formal dining room, at­ lavtted. Ashing $16,400. Gaston Sm ith A gen cy, 234 C enter Street, to a weekly laport. A total of 176 p .m . "SANTA CLAUS” Charles mdiolson 743-6864 649-1894. Among other thinga, the indiot- Photo Shop. 643-7869. $1,295 of AM or FM radios, TV, ffi-fl, traUy located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 FIVE ROOMS, second floor, ^ tained garage, 150x190 w ood^ lot, TRUMBULL STREET — 2 famUy Rsidty, 840-1903, 876-0619, 649- ment said, the material indicated oielma ware filed, InriiaUng IW E-Z LBRN BOOKKEEPERS JUST PAT MONTHLY! Arch Street, Maiwhester. stereo, tape recorders, portable TOY DEMONSTRATORS. Oppor­ pllances, hot water, garage, $22,900. Phil brick A gen cy. 8 9 . 68X188 tread lo t, 9 c a r g a ra g e , 6721. SIX ROOM CAPE, wooded acra, the riiares would probebly reach a continued claims tunity to earn up to 25% com' FuU and part-time bookkeep­ 1, 2, or 6 YEARS to PAY ______.ff I ...... —— storms, unheated. AvaUable im­ 6498464. Driving School and auto ziuUoa. 649-1061. MONTHLY PAYMENTS FURNISHED ROOM eanventeatly aluminum combinations, oil heat, Bolton, four mUes from Manches­ price of $36 to $J66. MagdeCras Naraad AnnoiBieemcBtB 1958 FORD mission. No coUecting or deUver- ers. Some cashiering experi­ mediately. Near bus, shopping large clean rooms. ExceUent con­ ADC ROOM CAPE—Fheplace, rec lUotaard MagdeCrau cf BInfftan Convertible, V-8, radio, heater, au­ $12.18 located one minute from Main VERNON—Ospe, 6 rooms, 4 fin­ ter Center. Custom cherry kttch­ The Indlctanent also aocuaed the Oomieetlcut’s ,largest, auto- Ing. Lsttest IBM equipment ence desiralUe but not neces­ center. A dults. $96 m onthly. 646- NORTH COVENTRY - $18,600. dition. Wolvaiton Agaaey. Real­ room w4th storage oleeet, alumi­ w«a elected . oommandar of Ba COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING tomatic, power steering and $ COMPLETE Street, Ught houaekeeping- Wom­ Neat completed 6 room Cape, oil ished, ftdl basement, aluminum en cabinets with formica counters defendants of manipulating trsma- matio and standard ahUt, writes your master orders for you sa ry . $840. tor. 8493812. num stoims, eloee to schools and actiona hi Osnadian Javelin stock Rockvflie American T sginn Foot aervice. Quarteriy tax reports. brakes, tuixiuolse and white, new MovtBf—TracUav— ROOMS OF BRAND NEW an only. 649-6243. hot water beat, lairge fenced yard, oonahinatfons, city water and sew- and stainless steel Hotpolnt buUt- free pick-up service, teen-age and insures weekly commissi Famished ApBitmeBto 63-A room borne, 8 bedrooms, garage, large airy rooms, natural wood­ tomatic, power steeling, red with quired. Hu«e J’a Restaurant, RELAXED UVINO on beautiful A spokesman fop the company LEARN TO DRIVE - Special at­ 6 PC. DINSTITE SET veite piK»e on floor. M64I88L shade trees,' located on qidet work, fireplace, new furnace. Bel said yesterday its stock was seB- vice oonunsndsr and Rdbert Itis ^riilte top,' clean, new tires. PAlNTENa, EXTERIOR snd in­ Route 6 and 44A, Bolton. — AND ACCESSORIES TWO ROOM furnished apartment, Bolton Lake, qiaelous • romn K a to rtca l la rg e 10 room C o­ BLECntOLUX Sales and Service, tention to nervous and elderly. PORTER hot water, refrigerator, stove. 'Ap­ street, handy to shopping and home nestled beneatii Air Real Estate, 643-9382. in g on th e A m e ricsn S tock Ebc- tain junior vice censnander. $645 Classroom for teen-ager. Pickup terior, paperhanging, waUpaper WESTINGHOUSE REF*R. ONE ROOM to rent In private transportatiem, $18,900. PUIbrick lonial, large center hall with c h a i ^ fo r atXMit $14 a share. M oat George Brigham was risetad banded representative, Alfred ply M arlow ’ s, 861 M ain St. THE ANSWER shade trees, 376’ frontage on lake. open stalnvay, 9 fireplaces, MANCHESTEIR — WethereU St service. Day or evenmg lessons. removed, dry waU work. Reason­ Part-time porter mornings V7BSTINGHOU8E T.V. home. GeoUenian preferred. 119 Agmicy, 649-8464. of the 16,000 stockholders who poet adjutant; BosB Chapmaau • - AmeU. 206 H enry S t 64S-0460. TVanteA— Hate 86 The chUdren will love the shallow kitchen with large firoplace 6 room ranrii, 1,800 sq. ft., over' Reasonable rates. Manchester able rates. Fully insured. 849- from 6:80 a.m.-12:80 p.m. WA8HINO MACHINE OcNDper HIU Street 649-0696. THREE ROOM furnished apart­ own the 5J mfilion outstanding nanoe officer; Atty. Frarti 1956 FORD swimming area. Ktcben buUt-ins, and Dutch oven, social hall BiDEm WANTED from South Driving Academy. 742-7249. 9668, Joseph P. Lewis. • DE LUXE RANGE ment ' conveniently located West COLONIAL — Formal dining room, size bedrooms, separate dining shares ttve hi the United States, Ooy, poet service officer: Jatm Convertible V-8, radio, beater, au­ EXPERIENCBD roofers wanted WELL FURNISHED room withttaga- ... for the hard to please. pine paneled living room, dining with llft-up walls, recent steam Manchester, Oak Street vicinity, Take jrour choice of any of these tide. 6489129. cabinet kitchen with dishwasher, room, fireplace, buUt-in book­ Bruiae, post tfiaplaiH: flmrira tomatic, power steeri^. Special! EXTERIOR AND interior paintii A p p ly A partm ent H ousing. 679 otn er Porter Street area. 6 rooms room, den, famUy room, 4 large furnace, artesian weU, duck he said. to Hartford, woridng hours 8-6. AH company benefits. Apply In appliances In addition to bedroom, den, 8 bedrooms, attacbed garage, cases, oaat iron radiation, % acre The ImUctment Identifies 42 per­ Graves, post hiotorioa; asri Ctjria $395 WaUpaper books. Papeihangli Hartford Road, 649-8666. roomers. Please caU 648-8968. plus rec room, plus 2-car ga­ lot 102x812. Marion E. Robertson, bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 2-car ga­ pond, income producing out- lot, $19,900. Schwartz R ^tor, •48-4026. Buriness Services Offered 13 Ceilings. Floors. Fully insured person or caU Mr. Oladstoos, Uvlng room, dinette, rugs, lamps, rage, plus 100x200 lot, plus - rage. Ideal year ‘round borne, sons who It says wwe viotimiaed MadDmiald, aeigaaitt at awna PLUMBERS and plumber’s help­ 649-8240. tables, Unoleums, dishes and other Bosinem Locations Realtor. 6489968. DuUiUngB, la rg e trees, am ple 336-1214, Mr. Hockeit, 289-8149. workmanship guaranteed Leo FOR RENT — Front room, em- w ell arrange to see aU the $89,900. OaU ns for apprintment to road frontage. Under $30,000. by aotixma of the defendants. Nine- Fred Am was ra ejected a Sue HAROLD a SON RubMab Re­ ers, steady work. Apply in parson i t e m s . ______AaUMBoMles Sale 4 1963 VALIANT moval, ceUars, attics, and yards, PeUetier, 649-6826. If no answer, trally located, parking, 86 Blrdh For Rent 54 ‘ ‘pluses." LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN — Beauti­ see this one. PhUbriek Agency, MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom Co­ teoi of these bed Connecticut ad- tee for a three-year term and^te between 6-6 a.m. at Berson Bros., EVERYTHING Street. 649-7129. X^BVfUfUtlAA IJ2UB. dreesee. In addition to the 42 immediate pari eormneBdsr’W Station wagon, 4-door, radio, heat weekly or monthly {dek-up. Har­ esU 643-9043. JoR RENT — Portable arch ful 7 room Colonial, faroUy room, lonial located at 227 South Main Ne e d c a r ? Tour credit turned 60 Harvard St., New Britain or ON LY $898 3-car garage, 2 fireplaces, 1% LAWRENCE F. FIANO Street near Country Club. Large named, there were others “too nu­ chair win be filled by outgoiiig er, standard ^ift, black with red old H oar, 649-4084. call for appedntment, 829-838T. Price Includes DeUvery, Set Up, SINGLE BEDROOM, D epot building, 60x104 feet, for lease. THE PHILBRICK AGENCY of­ (lown? Shmt on down payment? leather interior. Must be seen, NEW GAME for Manchester Her­ tiled baths, aU built-ins, porch, R ea ltor 648-2766 lot facing lovely green. Kitchen merous 'to mention” who differed post commander Ronald Brim. ald customers. You buy the paint, Service, Guarantee Immediate De­ Square, bustnesa block, free park­ WiU erect on your site. 3-year WARREN E. HOWLAND fers this real neat compact Cape Bankrupt? Repossession? Don’t on ly 600 m iles. "HAVE TIME, will work." AU odd EXPERIENCED TRACTOR-trailer city utiUties,. large lot, fuU attic, C harles Nicholscm 742-6364 and bath recently remodeled. loss, the document said. The oath of office sraa adnifo- you name your price—we vdU do Uvery Or Free Storage Until ing. Tel. Mr. Keith, 649-8191. minimum lease. Industrial Struc­ handy to everything. Luge Uving Istered by John WSOanas. a peat despair! See Hmiest Douglas. In- jobs done. Everything our spe­ drivers, permanent work for quali­ GRAND-WAY plastered waUs, fuU insulation, Many features, including central 'ITirough counsel, Doyle issued a $2,195 your painti^. 649-7868. N eeded tures, Inc., Plalnvllle, Conn. R ealtor room with firaplaM, famUy size guln'about lowest down, small-, cialty. You name it. Oall us any­ fied men. Apply Carlson’s EX' laundry in basement, hatchway, hallway, fireplace, lavatory, ex­ statement in New York that said: fourth diatrtri oemmander. M - est payments anywhere. No small tim e. 646-4343, 633-2987. Phone for appointment BHerwood 7-8470. many extras. Charles Leqierance, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath tra closets, 2-car garage, side "The action taken in Connecti­ kxwing the buriness meeting. The EXTERIOR AND interior paint­ >res8, 96 O U ia rd S treet, M anebes- Manchester Parkade FOR RENT — One and two nnfur- 850 Main 8t 648-1108 REDUCED — 6 room Garrison Co­ loan or finance company plan. SAMUEL ALBERT 6497620, 643-6664. down, 2 finished rooms up. $15, porch. Owner transfer!^. 649 cut is based on information vohin- officers wfll be kistslled cn Bept. 1958 CHEVROLET LAWN MOWERS sharpened and ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re­ H artford nished rooms. Tel. 648-3068. 900. Dial 6498464 for appointment lonial, 1% baths, modern kitchen t > o u ( ^ M otors, 333 M ain. Wagon, 4-door, radio, heater, au­ 1875. tsrily furnished to the SEC by me 7 by Legion ufficeta frixa BM ds- repsdred, free pick-up,^d deUv- moved, ceiling, fuUy insured. 247-0858 ■MALL STORE for rent on Oak SPLIT-LEVEL — 7 romns, garage, to see this one. with built-ins, recently painted, tomatic, rebuilt 6 cylinder eng;ine, EXPERIENCED PAINTERS want­ Strset. 649-6294. and by Canadian Javelin, Ltd., as portinent. 1864 RAMBLER STATION Wagon, ery in Manchester. Russ’ Mower CaU George OuUlette, 649-1361. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT fireplace, hot water oU heat, aU beautiful fenced in half acre lot. QUAUTY BUILT Cape, 6 rooms, beautiful brown and white, like ed. Woric locally between Man­ Apurtments— Ilfltu— COVENTRY — 7 room home, Immediate occupancy. Wesley R. part of an understanding hi an ef­ Farina, standard shift, $166; 1968 Sendee, 742-7807. If you have no means of transpor built-ins, city ntUities, exceUent Uvlng room with fireplace, lovely new. OUTSIDB PAINTING at a low chester and Glastonbury. «Phone AIR-CONDITIONED — 5 room 260x880 treed lot, stone fireplaim, Smith Agency, 284 Center Street, fort to cooperate with the oommis- Ford 4-door deluxe, standard tatien, ru send my auto for you Tenements condition. Present mortgage may dining room, wall-to-wall carpet­ $995 SHARPENING SERVICE - Saws, price. No job too big or too smaU. 683-7766 between 6-7 or ai>ply 44 Houses For Rent 65 ranch, 9years-old, large kitchen 2-car garage, 2 large sheds. Bel 6491894. akm staff. It relatea to events Waiveo ExtradiAm ridft, $96; both tip-top shape. Bayberiy Road, Glastcmbu^. No obUgation. with dishwasher, let 160x380, 8 be assumed. Charles Lesperance, ing, two fuU ceramic tile baths, 8 which occurred the summer of 643-9377, o r can b e seen a t 82 knives, axes, shears, skates, ro­ CaU now, 649-0726! TWO ROOM apartment for rent, 6497620, 648-6664. Air R «^ Estate, 648-9882. BXBCUTTVB RENTAL — Furnish­ bedrooms, minutes from Manches­ EAST HARTFORD — Newer 6% bedrooms, recreation room, large 1968. NORWKH (AP)— Rtohasd B. Wells Street ■ tary blades. Quick service. Capitol W. T. GRANT - PARKADE heat, bot water, gaa for cooking, 1956 CHEVROLET PAINTING—^Exterior and interior, LOCAL AUTOMOTIVE wholesaler A— L—B— E— R— r — S electric refrigerator and stove tar­ ed. S bedrooms, 3% baths, fin­ te r, p r lc ^ to aeU $16,900. PfaU- AVERY 8TREB7T — Large 6 room room ranch, tree shaded lot, full screened in patio, outside fire “The ootnpany and I have fully WHienri, >4, of 8 Orchard BL. Equipment Co., 88 Main St., Man­ wants outside salesman to seU 4646 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD ished recreation room in base­ place, attached garage, nicely 1966 PLYMOUTH 2-door wagon, Wagon, 4-door, 8, automatic, radio, chester. Hours dally 7-5. Thurs­ paperhanging, floors sanded and AppUcations being accepted nished. OaU 649-7787, 6-7 p jn . to ick A gen cy, 649-8464. ranch, attached garage, fuU base­ cellar, garage, oil hot water heat, complied with the regulations of Roxbury, who had bean aiaight In finished. Get the beat for less, automotive parts and equipment OPEN NIGHTS THL. 9 ment, alK, laundry and woriishop, ment, walk-in cloert, large tile eJuminum storms and screens, landscaped with many trees, the SEC and all other regulatory automatic, radio, heater, and heater, good solid transportation. day 7-9. Sa.urday 7-4. 643-7968. for male assistant manager, mceiy located. Immaculate the slaying a t a Boatnn girl, call 344-0601. to garages and service stations in retail store experience. Male THREE ROOM apartment, atove breeseway and garage. Very de SPACUOUS 8 ROOM Oarrtsen Co­ bath, foyer, fireplace, excellent fireplace, 1% baths, 8 bedrooms, 75x150 comer lot, aluminum rid bodies in an extensive and con­ waived extraditian todqr in I'twrit rieaa. CaU 649-8367. $595 Manchester - R o c k v ille area. lonial, 4 bedrooms, office or den, ranch home. 6 rooms with a LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and and female department man­ and refrigerator furnished. Ideal slrable location near Oountry condition throughout, large lot natural woodworic. Robert Wolver­ ing, storm windows and screens. structive program to establish court, here. Knowledge of automotive parts FOR SALE — Used tumltuie. formal dining room, recreation good sized completely enclosed Onvenient to bus and schools. 1989 f o r d FAIRLANE 600 2- repaired, sales and serdee, rental PAINTING — Interior • exterior. agers. Female office cashier, for working ooiq>Ie or newly Chib. AvaUable September 15. Urgent sale needed. Charies Les­ ton Agency, 649281$, Blve. Mr. Canadian Javelin hi the position it WiUtame was rriisaed kt soa- essential. Car aUowance, aU bene­ 646-7449. room with fireplace, attached 2- and heated porch with a beau­ door Hardtop, V-8, automatic 1956 FORD equipment L A M Equipment Work guaranteed. Single family, tiding, 5-day week, cesnpany wede. Central. A p ^ 4 Pearl T Tel. 6491196. perance. 6497620, 648-6664. Rueter, 648-0100. C all ow ner 648-6628. holds today and to protect and tody of Detective SgC Gecega $176; two, $360; three, $600, etc. fits. Apply for appUeation to A p t. 8. car garage, 100x180 lot, shade tiful view. This home is air- transmission, immsunilate. Excel- Wagon, red and white, 4-door, Corp., Route 88, Vernon, 876-7609. benefits. Apply Manager, 370 FOUR ROOMS of furniture. Must COVEffTRY — Sacrifice $14,900. benefit Us stockholdera I will con­ Scanlon of the Boston Pefles De­ Manchester exchange. Enterprise FuUy insured; CaU 742-8650. Schiebel Bros., Center St an^ trees, aluminum siding, PhUbriek conditioned throughout. An ex­ F IV E BEDROOM S — Short waUc mecttanlcal condition. 649- radio, heater, automatic,° clean . W. Middle Ti**. be sold by August 18. Call 643- ceUent home being offered at 6% room ranch nicely landscaped, tinue the efforts in which I have partment. He had been hrid ly 1945. Proctor Rd., Manchester. Snbnrban For Rent 66 Agency, 649-8464. to Main Street. Redecorated 1614. $495 1791. $28,500. master bedroom 18x19, cenunlc been unceashigly engaged to car­ state police at Groton aa a ftigi- bungalow type home with 3-car B olton ry out this pre^pem and to develop ttye from juatioe after be gaM STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walls, DRIVERS FOR school buses in ANDOVER LAKE — 4-rooin fur­ TWO FAMILY — New roof and garage, level treed lot, exceUenOy bathroom, porch and attached ga' 1963 FALCON SQUIRE, automatic, Etectneal Berricca 22 LEAVING TOWN — 6 nxMns of himself up there yesterday. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. All September in the Manchester- nished cottage,, available Sept, to riding, aluminum comUnaUans, maintained. Once in a lifetime rage. Owner 742-6443. the enormous potentialities of the loaded, low mUeage, $160, take furniture; also, aquarium, ski out­ Scanlon bad a wairaut ifoatgkig 1958 CHEVROLET concrete repairs. Reasonably FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt serv­ Vernon area. 7:80-8:46 a.m., 2:16- Sitoaiioiis Wanted— M ay 81. L ease requ ired . $26 w eek­ 90x180 foot lot with shade trees, 9 value for the growing famUy. properties oiimed by Oanadian over payments. Take trade. Rudy, 2-door, 6 cylinder, standard shift, fit, bowling ball and shoes. 649- Pilgrim Hill$ T. J. Crockett $2,600 ASSUMES MANCKBSTER Vicinity — Large WiUiama wMh murder. priced. 643-0851. ice on iiU t3T>eB of electrical wir­ 8:80 p.m. Call 648-2414. ly, heat and uWtles included. car garage, 818,600. PhUbriek Javelin, Ltd.” 9464861. heater, new paint and tires. Male 39 $816. Weriey R. Smith Agency, 284 Cen­ ing. Licensed and insured. Wilson In Covmtry 7497807. Agency, 6498484. ter Street, 6491894. 5 room ranch built 1969. 14x19 Uv­ $695 HAVE BULLDOZER, wiU travel. 648-1577 ing room, 8 generous bedrooms Electrical Co., Manchester, 649- BOY DESIRES lawn mowing, COUCH WITH sUpcover, exceUent 6 Milea East of Manchester the m ortgage. Year-round Land clearing, grading, founda­ 4817. Glastonbury, 648-1888. o n B t 4 4 - A EIXCELLEjNT 7 rooms, 2 story, oU BOWERS SCHOOL area — Excal- oil hot water heat, aluminum washing, and odd jobs. CaU ; fo r . cotta ge o r Imaement, $10. CaU steam heat, 1% baths, porch, city Ranch Home on Bolton Lake, 2 tion woik. Oall Stacy Wilson, tim e, 648-6497. anytime 649-6893.. OPEN DAILY and Sonuiier Romefl For Rent 67 lent 6 room -ranch, large com­ storms and screens, walkout base­ TOW N O F 1956 CHEVROLET 648-6607 or 742-8276. utiUties, extra B-zone lot. All for pleted recreation room, 9zcne bedrooms, $71.00 per month ment. Immaculate. Robert Wol­ TOOL MAKERS — SUNDAY 1-8 P.M. FOR RENT — Columbia Lake. $18,600. Charles Lesperance, 649 QUIET SECLUSION — Hilg« carries everything. Ideal start­ Belaire, 2-door, radio, heater, aU' Floor Finishiiig 24 REFRIGERATOR, good condition, heating system, large ceramic verton Agency, 649281S. Model Year-End Clearance MANCHESTER tomatic, 8 cylinder, beautiful in­ MOLD MAKERS Doffs— Birds—Pets 41 80 Ib. freezer section.:tlo CaU 649- closed Tuesdays Waterfront cottage, August 1917. 7620, 648-6664. screened porch, immaculate 1 tile bath, fireplace, hot water oil er home, must see to appreci­ side and out, new tires, gray and CARS WASHED AND FLOOR SANDING and refinlah- RanchM — Copfif OaU 6492598. room Spilt, 1% baths, garage, heat garage, city ntUities, aqis- ate. C ali M arty RochoU 649- TWO FAMILY 6-6, separate heat, Omnpetitive Examinations white. Real sharp.. FOR SALE — Adorable German FOUR BEDROOM raised ranch, la rg e roam s, M anebester, $18,900, Tw in Size Mattress and board nUHatton. spacious kitchen, newly com­ Here’s gracious living with memth, plus taxes. Call after 6, Federal Credit Union Plan. M arlow ’ s, 867 M ain, 649-6221. SALES PROMOTIONAL work, no ^ 69.96 screened porch, original features White, 2-door, V-8, standard shift, graduation. Get full details now free loam, $12JM). FW, sand, stone, Box Spring, 3 pcs., e Oomplete deooraMon •> tw o ADULTS desire 4 or 6 room pleted rec room, 2-car garage, year 'roimd air-conditioning in GLASTONBURY — Older 8 room 648-6515. MemhMships in the various em­ on high pay and job^ security. experience necessary, will train. your choice. rent by September 1. Reasonable throughout, garage, a creag e. new paint and tires. Real clean. Must be willing to meet people. gravel and uhite sand. 648-880$. attractive lot, under $17,000. h om es low aa $18,900. Prices bouse, good condition, sewer and NEW ploye plans are through regfilar Send name, address, age, phone $27.60 36%x81%’ MiH>Ie F ram ed rent. 6498278. Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-6132. THREE BEDROOM ranch, $400 $545 Building— Contracting 14 Earn $6-$7 per hour full or I ^ - 19.96 e Color seleoHons — your , ____ 4______— P.8. Only $600 down. Inunedl- cmnidete - no extras. Fins city water, $14,600. Call Romar payiUU deductions. munber, hours home to Box X, PROCESSED GRAVEL, deUvered. M irror, choice of kitchen appH- down, fuU price, $13,000, cme-year- ' In addition to the above, Ekn- time. Write Box EE, Herald. feuN G MARRIED couple desires ate occupancy. SO. WINDSOR — Magnificent 7 home features include aU Realty, Inc., 648-3844 or 8392007. 2964 CALL ME cm your formica needs, old, paint^ and decorated this H erald. George H. Oriffing, Inc., Andover- anoes, formica coontm, room raised ranch with famUy electric kitebens, paneled rec pioyes are also covered under 1957 CHEVROLET bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, Columbia^ 743-7886. Utohen aad bathroom to rent 49 room furnished or un- Manchester — Business loca­ BOWERS SCHrion and Ihtonnatian—■ basements refinlabed. buUt-ina, SECOND mortgages — Unlimited PART-TIME—Morning or after­ M Main Btrert. Mamateater. - fnl country lots with Center. Private financing VERNON — NEW 8 bedroom VERNON — Spotless 6 room Cape, $895 formica. tUe, general repair. No and fireplace, dining room, $21,- Street) to Route 80. Go over A p p ly to funds available for aacend mort­ noon,''man to call on local bust- 648-7968. NINE-PIECE walnut bedroom set, aeenlo views. CENTER STREET - 8 stores phis a v ailab le. WUbur Cross Highway on ranch, fun basement, ready for extras, view, $2,300 assumes lo>b b ttoo amaU. CaU'WUUam Rob- 600. lOnlmum down to qualified occupancy, $18,990. CaU Romar Oontrotler’* Office gages, payments to auH your neaa aceounU to introduce Jani electric stove and refrigerator, e Unnaoally lovely oountry 7 room ^lartment, aU In one Route 80. take first r i^ at m ortg^ , $103 monthly pays all. Carpen^ Service. 649-8448. budget. Expedient aervioe. J. D. SCREENED LOAM tor die beat la buyer. Robert Wriverten Agency, Realty, Inc., 6492844 or 8293007. AppHcation shaU be returned to $49.00 SPECIALS torial supply line. Higti ootnmls- g ood ccn d iticn . CaU 64S-6032. oommunlty only oHnn«^ paekaga, exceUent location with Baldwin-Rosri. No cloring costs. Hayes Agency, Realty, 643-039. lawns from our screening plant 0492818. 6494808. the OontroOer’s Office, 66 Center 1969 H llm an, 4-door aions. Can be worked Into full­ Andover - Oohimbia. George Grtf- from Maudiester aad eon- good potential. For further Infor­ PAUL FIANO AGENCY ID E A L 8 BEDR(X)M ranch, 1% '63 CHRYSLER Street, Manchester, Conn., post- 1964 C hevrolet, 2-door time poaitlon. OaU Scotland In- THREE ROOMS of furniture, plus venlent to Univeistty of mation eaU the PhUbriek Agency, MANCHESTER RANCH — 8 bed­ Agent on Premises Special Services 15 A BTIESH START will ease tension ting, Ihc., 743-7886. baths, screened porch, full base­ 4 BEDROOM SEEKERS! Space MBifced not later than 12 midnight 1961 H udson, 4-door duetriee, Inc., WilUmantlc, 423- new G.E. TV and stereo. Besti ’ Oonnectient. 6499484. rooms, kitchen with buUt-ins, NEWPORT 4-DOOR SEDAN and help your vacation plana. $8,- 648-0458 ment includes finished rec room and location problem solved. 7 Sspteenber 9, 1968. 1985 Plym outh, 4-door TREE CUTTING and removal, lota 0087. POWER MOWERB-30". 2% b.p. offer. 643-1869 between 6-8. DIREOTIONS: Take Exit M Urch cabinets, dining room, liv­ Noon to Dark 000 costs $86.76 per month. CaU M AIN g T B m r t CXIRNER - 140 and den, dishwasher, attic fan, room (>pe. 1% baths, flreplaced Equipped with: TOBQUEFUTE TRANSDHSSIOir. 1950 W illys Station cleared, insured, Joe Pelletier, Frank Burke, Conn. Mortgage EX' Brlggs-Stratton, recoil starter, off WUbnr OMas Parkway ing room with fireplace, natural and many extraa Handy to shop­ 1964 O ldsm obile, 4-door 74^7668. CAREER OPPORTUNITY tor Am $49.90, no down payment, $2 werit- onto Center St., **— feet on Main Street by 160 feet woodwork, ahnninum combina­ Phone 644-1507 Uving room, formal dining room, STEERING, Heater and Defroster, WaU-to-WaD < change, 16 L ew is Street, right man. A good job today wltb deep. Ideal corner lot. Semi-pro- COLONIAL RANCH — 6 roOBU. ping and schools. Good neigkbora! garage. Near bus Une. Clean. $17,- ded Daah, Eleetrle Wipers, 9.00x14 Tjiea Tra 1954 C h rysler hardtop 346-8897. W. OiUe’ a D iscou nt sta tloa , 481 W. which Is Rt 6 aad 44-a 1 tion s, S-yaars-old, $18,800. PfaU- 52 mUtop Drive. Can owner,'649 1949 F ord , 2-door an exceUent future. Famous na­ f6fliloiud oo It. BuBinoss 1% bat^ modern kflehan with 500. Wolverton Agency. 6492818, Bxetee Tax. Ineliidea 5-year or 60,000-raDe warranty! Roonng—Sidliif I t O m ter. NOTICE Follow this Route all flw buUt-lna, 2-ear attachadgaraga. brick Agmicy, 649-6464. I. R. STICK ASSOCIATES 034Z 1964 Plym outh, 4-door tional concern needs personable way through Maaehester Zone 2. Few S s to hoqitUL T. Jhre. M r. R u eter, 643-0309. SEPTIC TANKS and ambitious man for sales and PICNIC TABU S—Made to order, INVITATION TO BID J. Crockett, Realtor, 6491677. lot 200x250, $22,900. FMUlriek MANCHESTER — Modern 4 bed­ A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, aiding, Helji Wanted F— ste 35 Bolton Notch . . . bear left MANC3IESTER Vicinity — Beauti AND management training. 8oU9 base all kinds. Repairs, rentals, lawn Sealed wiU be received at Agency. 049-8404. room ranch, 2 baths, 100x200 lot, BOWERS SCHOOL district — painting. Carpentry. Alterations at BoKon Notch m R ou te ful 6 room ranch, exceUent con- NO MONEY DOWN NURSE—Licensed in Connecticut, salary, plus additional earnings, obairs, bendies. W. Zinker, the office of the General Manager, FOR SALE — Two new portable fuU basaosent, immediate occu­ room Cape, t o r 4 bedrooms, and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ 44 -A t o r about 8 miles to VERNON — Just ovar Manchester dlticn, many extras, 3 anrea park­ Lota For *ate 73 PLUMED SEWERS ON MOST CARS. 28-bed taenne, 8-11 ifo lft, bon u s o f ­ keyed to effort 833 Main Street, 876-7148. 41 Center Stiwet. Mancberter, Oon- .buUdings 40xl(M ft., 60x104, will pancy, Sacrifice at $17,900. Hayea fuU batba. large kitchen, Uving CHORCHES sh ip guaranteed. 299 Autum n St. Pilgrim HUIs O B M t ' erect on your rite. Industrial Une. Like new 8% raneh. 1% roam with fireplace, dining room like land, fuU price, {lt.780. Also, 648-4860. fered. OoUeet 875-912L Manchester. neotiout untU UK)0 AM . on Au- baths, butttda kttchen with Agency, 60-4803. guri 14, 1968 for the barobM of Structures, Inc., PlminvlUe, Conn, Mut dm, aluminum aiding, ga- rixnt way oilt, 9room ranch, one BOLTON LAKE — Waterfront, IhihlM Cltiiri SAMUEL M. dtDrtto. flrapteoa. Hayes A t t o e y , acre land, VM down, fuU price, OF MANCHESTER CENTER MOTOR SALES R. DION ROOFING anfbalding, al- SALES PROMOTIONAL work, LARGE STEREO Ht-Fl, Safa^ Floor Plate tmion Street i ttenniod 7-8470. T$$0 FAMILY FLAT — Just Uated. roga, $1SJM)0. PfaUfarick A ^ cy , 90x100, road front, many trees. must make nice appearance, no Saksmea Wanted 86-A aUa. OaU 649-8878, afiw -g pun. 648-4808. Five and five With two additional $10,900. Many m (^, aU price Principals only. CaU 643-6514 af­ w » - teratiooB, ceilings, painting and B rid g e. / COCH) LOCATION — Two builnsss *‘Ai|tliorifled ChiTfller—'Dodg* Daakr* gutter work. Satisfaction guaran- experience required, wiU trw for UVin AaENCY rooms on third floor. Separate oil ranges. C!U1 the Ellsworth Mitten te r 6. 684 Cent^ St. OPPORTUNTTY- FOR - married Bid fonns are avaiteUe at the rentals on first floor now -occu- $14,600 — 6 ROOM GAPE. Immaeu- Agency, Etoaltors, 668 E. Middle teedi tree estimates. 64S-M12. jo b , ,J3-$4 p e r hour fuU o r peurt- ABOVE GROUND pool, IS’x ir’, Controlier’a ' Office, 66 Center 84S -n 58 Realtota 875-9197 IsM oondition, nearly finiahed, heating systems, practically new. BOWERS SCHOOL — $17,900. M OAKLAND STREET time. Write Box HH, Herald. man with car to earn $110 per with deluxe filter and ladder, e V y a o B ^ g ^ . rtad, two apartmsnts oo second Few atm off bus Una.' Asking bedroom ranch, two tiled baths, Tpke. FbatM 648-6980. Don’t for- 648-1591 week in sales; serve steady cus­ Street, Manoherter, ConaecUc^. floor, E xcellm income. Priced to fli^lace, open stairs, recraation g e t s ara c4i«i avarjr aight un- B-ZONB LOT, 6Qgcl53 ft., exoeUent RAY’S ROOFING CO. - Shingle $280. T e l. 648-66 ^ . ______^ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Parkway Exit 89 room, woooad let, g2l,l00. T. J, Choehatt. BeaU ecmbioatlons, basement, attached W nM EY BROS. and built-up roofs, gutter work, PART-TIME. MAID 3-8 days . a tomers year round. Written guar­ O pn 7 Days A Week Chariae Lespereooe, •It: toaottofti mjaOOk M . M 9606A 86rS0 T H E R M O -W oH T flz a ^ a M OaNNECTCCUT CiMlIna M, ~ C o. roof and chimney repairs. Ray week. Conn. Motor-Lodge, Exit a n te e to sta rt U q u a lified . F o r iq>- RKSHARP MAICTTN. potetment 644-0203 between 6 fixture, $as; preaaora eookar, |8; 94, WUbur C i^ Parkway. Tri. GBNiaUti MANACm and • p jn . only. eofiea table, $8. Fbooa 848 9484. Read Herald Adv*.' SSSST' 648-1566. ’•> f -. • / ! '. T V ■■ / f P - : J ^ V . I I

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST T, IM I Daily NoiFnmi] a i B i T w n m r IBs WMf a s M ■ u g m t o B , 1MB Merchants Leave in Disgust 13,621 A b o u t T o w n '■ ■J i

jU a v M ik llalM rt W . tU b ts to k , M m ekttur A City of VMoge Charm wm ^ 1* . and Jobn Hibar* Board Delays Action ■mm. m . McKm at, l* pw«|ei^- iiw !■ an tvlM BmUt m iO t* m , Pra« M ain Sttodt edd Rdor o f Stoto P iw B ^ i V O L IX X X IL WO. MB M ANcnsna. ciHfw, t h u r s d a t * a u g u s t s , i9 6 t » In w n w a t ooraraMMl m m relm to 643^123 CM ito, Ifarlfi CrntMam. and On Parking Leases a a n OaraBna. M vata Balnr>- M i la a ladto u p tn to r to Haad- iilllililiiifiiiiH ii ffistory’s Boldest^ Biggest ' ^ ■f f * — Battaty of Hie Mth Ar- Town merchants walked out of a board of directors meet­ UtanTa Snd aawttaer BattaUon at Port M B. OBto. ing in disgust last night, after town directors voted 6-2 to Haitians Claim put off deliberations on an oft-proposed expenditure for lease ■Madbara of K in a D avid liodga, and improvement of three parking lots until after a public save on aH your linen closet D^p Cruia: NcgTO VicW tO .< XFn w ffl m eat tonlgbt at 7 :S 0 hearing and deciri his interest in Ihe m erchants’ gow-L(»don nmO train today m ade their getaw ay. why the appropriation had not this great annual event lighted the red signal. They alao Rebels Say No n a M i , M ato B t, to pay tbeir 400 probleniB the tbem was tabled. been moved long ago. and Direc­ and the post office said the cut railw ay teleiAto^e''w irOe. The alarm was i^ven by a pos­ r a v *^ to toa lata M arie Hohnea, It was dkKussed again at an in- tor Harlan Taylor supporting W hen engineer Jack M ills, 57, tal w orker w ho ran to Cheddlngton w ka waa a diaitar m em bar. toim al m eeting, hut had to anvait Powell. k as may exceed a $2.8 minion. stopp^ the train, some of the station about a mile from the action at a form al session. To Republican suggestions that he handita m ade off w ith m ore gang attacked M m and his assist­ s c e n e . PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (AP> Flviiiifcwd R a ae r o Du- MM b Jkw M a Kem eaily, 21 W U - Last night "the beet laid plans" some of the $35,500 be applied to O w n 100 tiaga of registered m all ant whUe others sm ashed windows Police arrived with tracker valier’s government rtaiwia iawaiiato mC Hama by Haitiaa tatd R d , vaoentiy ^lent her vaca­ seemed to hava gone adtray, os of the first two m ail coaches and dogs. Roadblocks were set up. the North End, Democratic Direc­ to n . hiitod to it was a krge quan­ «xilee has been crushed, bvt aa3e aanoea iBBtot ttoe aLsadaa tion to Batm nda. She travried on M ayer Mtahoney’a feiUo>w Dem o- tor David Barry suggested that t i t y v t aaed hut valid (nnreneyj clim bed aboard. They tied up the Both the engineer and his as­ tlM fW tiiMB Im uey Uner *^ 13. («at Director Theodore Powell Bke to ha an hich was befaig ratnraed to ba^ four m ail sorters. sistant w ere taken to a hospital in are advancing. the $32,000 asked could be loaned Here to the a UK. Q iM n of BaRBnda.” found hhnself "reluctant to vote to the administrators of the spe­ The gang then uncoupled the nearby Aylesbury. M ills was de­ Information Minister George J. Flgaiw wmM a to « iaiiiiiiinii- v i e w U m a a i d these sum s not know ing w hat the •’T to e n ii’* raid U m poat ahlce, two coaches from the rem aining tained w ith head injuries. His cial taxing district when approved, tattoos w M ch h que that Duvalier’s troops had aztoriaed ika ■etoHoe ^ te r fidure financial sttuiutinn (for used to supply revenue imtll a **to' Bkely to be very heavy and 10 on the train, which had about sistant waa discharged aftw : treat­ parkingVw ouU be if the propoeed a year a( tach m e n t . several hours of fighting in aacth HBtta M aday. fie < Minrd bond sale is authorized, then re­ m . f e r a B a r i a n y w ril run into aaveo figinws.” SO postal workers aboard. The en­ taxing d Slrict ehould not pass.” a q M c l a l gineer and his assistant were The m ail train carries no pas­ Cbitoad toM kai naie hiali! turned to the parking meter fund A riiiiHneht o t dtamoods atoo the rebels, led by Gen, Leon Cantaiy, a fagaMr dkirf af 17 Ih * directora have before them O B t b a ' forced to drive the engine and the sengers. It leaves Glasgow every yon aato m enay for oonege, for use in other sectiems o f town. was believed kw L had been driven into the nali^l iiMkig Ikatotoacato Eegtojfc. a propoeed expenditure of $ 32,000 first tw o ooachea a m ile torther evening with overnight m all lor let danneottoat Bank and Truot What the directors eventually R was tin W ggari and boldest The eommunlqus of the apprxdm ately $ i n L o n d o n . niMy iiy help you provide for 38,500 decide must wait now at least un­ teato robbecy to Rrittah blstoay. s o u t h . of good order prevails" torsugh- the p a rki^ m eter flind. oidtoaa airwM iiii w ith a knr-ooat til Sept. 3, at the next regular *Poigy and o u t H a m . The money would be spent to business meeting. pBni tbat ipreada the repaym ent U h a r e a q u a Adrien Raymond. Foreign oCfioe S E C F in d s lease for varying lengths of tim e, The directors will then have had undersecretary, told newenea (w ar a rin year period. Yo u are in- and to hnprove, three downtown a hearing on the proposed taxing famous some rebel* were killed or ag>j 'vltad to BweeUgaite the aid and parking areas: district—scheduled for Aug. 27— I tured, but he acknowledged Ihrit anriatanoa aaaitoble to you at 893 . F o r a a year lease of a I F l e l d h « . 1 $1 and may have had time to act on Cantave was not among them. N o C u lp rit M rin, IB Nccth Main and the of the Ham * tract at M ain and Forest 3 t s . , f o r it. If not, it will be put off for at as m any as five years but w ith an Charleston, S j C: The government placed file aiae least another month, well beyond sale SPRING-MAID I of the invading force at about 100. eaoape clause riiould the owners An ottktol t t B the merchants peak fall sales pe­ I *.r ciaticn for the or one fifth of what the refbris w ish to build on tha property. The riod when the spacee would be cost of toiprovem ents would be Colored FMfla. claimed. moet welcome. Private sources to »*ort au In *62 D ip $ 9 , 000, and about 100 spaces w ould faimsSIf on hitag a Prince claimed Cantave was rifll; be provided. sheets and be m™** ay on Haitian soil {weesing Us firhw' 3 . F o r a $1 a year lease for a olence, flw aagani W ASHD66HF4 ( A P I — tract between Spruce and O ak Sts., Am w lcaa Hsgrasq. to topple Duvaller. and Ex- for ten years, w ith $ 17,000 t o b e N«ftr M m* to U « h lm d i summer of caris. '^ A rebel spokesnruui to th^ P s - Ae Fw M -M I toMeeefI now going on! minlcan Republic accused Dnva- a c a ir spent to iR^rove the property tor “The Hsgio to mm cases ller’s regime of issuing talse vic­ a b o u t 90 oar capacity. “not angr tadsy thoto tory claims to try and discourage 3 . F o r a $ 6,000 contribution to wMh a ha ^ nnaifiii|rm !l»- fim d ratoed by m erchants to almost a HaiUans from joining file in- itnoB o r iHtogd i t o i k a lease about 120 apecea in the Pu r- The vaders. nril Paridng area for oonUnued north 1 Exile sources in the Domtainam break a f capital of Santo Domingo inmatefl ftree parking. Sight Irregulars Of„14.98 UKR Pow ril wondered w hat the tow n two rebel columns bad fiuimt luxury percales down past Cap Haltlen. HaJfi’a would do to provide parking if ' Revernble m oat of the available funds were second city, and a third was mov­ ringto ^wspu **? ^'"lM B r *ata*"sM ra aptm/t on tem porary leases. If the tfpm 180 to r toxtar alceping ing across the northwest peninsula litf he lOB- proposed taxing district was not In an apparent squeeae ^ on g t o < j s s c •r Itoe tra- approved to supply new revenua padied t Gonaives. Uie country's itoird -htirloom type t o y t o ^ m not sure paridng costs ism aad largest city. a r i t e M a y U4Smi kmwkm to wi riKMdd not oom e from the <3e n e r a l Rebel informants claimed the m w am a n d HAVE YOUR OLD •tooe the health of' dow n- Bto^totoflBM cevGriGts 72x108 invasion force started at iOO tm m to im portant to the whole strong but waa swelled as h. toL too. a i vanced by defections from Duva- REFRHIERATOR ooram utoty,’' Pow ell said. BBM tto yrBrBppBtoBMto. __ H e proposed that the lecMW IH th BbD Fringe Hans ller's forces. ' WASHER, DRYER M M l * « r A m A a t o . V . L Haitian Ambassador Fern D. M l* eW e w M * i*M eto*^ 81x108 .R * E Y In Ohariotta. M j C.. < Baguidy told a special committee sim ply: “ass O a O t of the Organisation of Americaii m en, but he’s dol •r KIT6HEN Twin Bottom Fitted ...... R.S7 States In Washington Wednesday •"Hetonoa to the registerad TM North and BoUE to' a that "danger still exists because NOTICE Double Bottom F it t e d ...... S .7 4 patoahla totog. CABMETS of the Heberlein Patent Oorp.'^ 1 of the enmity of Dominican Presi­ tongting ritodk ANNE CAMPRELL'S 42x38 Gaaee ...... G74 dent Juan Bosch” toward Du- Ih G iSkiisd I values Io 59c on famous vidler. „ f o h a b ^ b o b H A lEAUTY SALON Baguidy reiterated cfaaiges torit « M n s o i E No 848 M AIN STREET {jJsddon Choose from musKns or percales, the Dominican Republic OaDsbo- t p t o o 16x26 hand foweb limited quantity. Pure white only. rated with the Invading toroc. Tha $20M to spray a WILL BE CLOSED DRUG COMPANY as you prefer, knowing that you L e a d e n Split Dominican goveniment and hnwr- io whito. 901 Main St— M I 8-5821 Twin and fidl bed sizes. 26 N^ons Sign Ban slon leaders have denied the to- off &Bcncit&aG I Charge for CM ora FOR VACATION are selecting quality merchandise o n u n d rnahaM bm at tb s ehtM teRh M edtoal Oeritar in Boribon txxtoy after vasion was laimched from Doondn- m * On P ic k e tin g TW W efc.- H e midtiarad to a heartiy toetoutgUta' Bor trip to O tto A ir Foros loan soil. o o l y Fine qnahty duat ruffles S . M ea. PORCELAIN AUG. S to AUG. 18 3 for fr(Mn one of the country’s top milli. to lt H a 'w tfo Jooqurilns to the M m s boapKriL Paltitok Bbuvtec Kem eOy waa The OA8 omnmiMss sdiednleB SPRAYING Olto A ir Foros Bess bpspital. Ho was ruriwd to RM Nm oAer dsreloptog a hearing today to OPEN MON., AUG. 19 Read Herald Advs. In Three Capitals B r o o k ly n Site lusiil'lng foam prem atura M tth. (A P Fhotofox.) ments of Dom inican Am t COMPANY From one of the country’s foremost makers. Extra A r t u r o C U v e n U . U 4 4 V ^ 3 soft, extra absorbeit terry doth. Mostly decoratar Official quartan to Port a Prince did not ^qisar sver^ con­ e o l m ^ u W ABHIWCriON 4 4 area arc shutting down eporafiens gtiUa Departm ent a few haun be- For Kennedy Baby and m oving to Osp W sittan tora the tim a oboaan by R i c h a r d I. PhilUps, State Oe- LiatlMr BT Ntolih Kannady to aufamtt the new b r a Archbishop Ur^es lartm ent press otficer, said t i t * 26x48 rag. 1.98 Weet pact to the Senate doug w . BOSTON (AP)—Pabriok Bouvier^culty hi breathing from wiknown Haitian arm y ordered the Am eri­ with a special message urging 1.69 Kennedy, day-old sen of the PreS' cause. Support for N e^o cans to evacuate for their own Senate approval. iton t. w as listed in serious condi- Although Salinger said the con­ safety. He said they were reluc­ ■ i t W w r t t t S d O ■enate rattficatian by the nee- Shop Pinehurst At tkm today, biA doctors said the dition was still serious it was the H AR TFO R D (AP) — Connecti­ tant to move becatao *’fiwp H O U S E h . H A L E 16x28 reg. 1.29 gsMUnr tw o-thirds vote to sroeotsd prayoasB Bar w ay he spent U s first nig^t gave first time he had used tbat word cut’s ranking Rom an Catholic pre­ ,, 802 Main Street — QUALITY SHOE REPAIR DEPARTM ENT to about a m onth, hot not beforo Ba US. ane encqnragem enL to describe the baby’s condition. late, tracing current radui unrest IfOeoriBBad oa Rage Fle e t M AIN ST„ M ANGHESTBB— USE OUR OAK ST. ENTRANC E tom e reservations to the ban on cisl j Thursday 9 AJW. till 9 P.M. The President visited his new The President stay^ at the M asts In the atm osphere, the sea t o a 100-year-old history of neg­ at this m orning at the Boston hospital for about a hw-hour and 18x13 reg. 49e and outer space have been reg- lect of Christian priiKdples of S. G rad e A 10 to 12 ChOdren’s Medical Center and then left by helicopter for the Otis "justice and charity” has asked B d e r e d . Air Force Base Hospital on Cape m om ents later, presidential press Catholics to support Negroes in Special Office ft). Land O 'Lakas or But- Am bassador Sir How ard B eals, Cod, about 85 miles away, where eecretary Pierre Salinger la­ their drive for civiil rights. ' a r i f i i I pm naisali the Fed- •igning for Australia, led the line the baby was born Wednesday torball 20 to 22 lb. n d this statem ent: The M ost Rev. Henry J. O ’Brien «BS 0 Thiek, luxurious towels by L dlgnatariee. He was followed and where Mrs. Kennedy is re­ E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. M exico’s Am bassador Antonio “The baby’s condition rem ained aroribishop of H artford, in a pas­ Planned to Aid about the sam e through the night. covering. n ■ w S t l TURKEYS lb. 39c 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 649-4501 Mie! "red kbeP doerM Martex, known the coun­ rlllo Flores. toral letter to be read on Btm day "R was a source of some en­ The Otis hospital issued a re­ from aU Oathohe pifipits in the Officials said sim ilar com nrit- couragem ent to doctors who felt port on Mrs. Kennedy’s condition try orer fur the quality of archdiocese, said the N e g r o N orth EndCTS tstuBBi iWw Mtiawr iRih the Fed- (No limit . , . put 2 or 3 m ents to the treaty were taking the baby’s condition would get at 8 a.m. today. It ^ d she had 21x27 bed pillows J r . "now seeks full and practical re- t t n gTeiieii mi -witiefc eunciula <_red ^ c e In Ixmdon and Moscow. o r s e . ” spent "a very good night” and in your freezar). Frozen, Ma prodneta. Matched sets, oognltlon of his equal status as a h sdhenied tor bueiug w bi'kEiBg The docum ent just concluded by “The babys condition would was on a regular, post-operative H AR TFO R D (AlP) — The efty oven-ready. •le Big Three nuclear powers w asjing child of God and as an Am erican w4D open a ^lectal field cfBoe ta; fmtiiTing an extra-large have to be described ss still sert- fluid diet. She had not talked with tT M to S t NEW m ^ e available for sigiilng atamd- a eanse of som e concern, but the President, the report said, nor d t l a e n . - the North Iksd m the fooel poita! taneously in all three capitals. doctors are still hopeful," Salin- had rile received any report to­ Ttw archtbiahop sa 4d the Negro of a campaign to aUeriote rimn* Pinehurst famous only X x48 bath towel with A f t y Significantly absent we g r o s a i d . day on her baby’s condition at "is not rebelling against le g ^y oondiitione that have prodnoed a| BLOCK ISLAND DTance and Red China. UD'= oonstitued au th ^ty. He., la not torrent of complaint from Ne-; ««•«?»*** I The W btte House put wraps cn that hour. makrhiniff hand towel and France is In process of beem n- riaim ing special privilege. H e is groes and other minority groupa. ! SWORDFISH rrieaae of m edical inform ation di- Indications were that she would Blue-stripe linen finish cotton ticiring fiDed with a nuclear power and Piesl not m aking demands which de­ One of the moot vocal groups.i lucite R ractly at the hospital where the stay in the hospital for 10 to 11 100% cantor slices I bm cloth. t Charles de Gaulle ma the North Etnd Oommunity Arit&on| downy-soft, allergy-fiiec dacron, famous DuPout ^iaand, lOeiunce baby is having days. pend for fulfillm ent on poUtioal or dletr to President Kennedy hi ■ t t o * 4 Program, staged a sit-in MioBtey from selected large polyester fiber. Corded edges. 21x27 eut siaa. breafiiing difficulties. The Prcaident’s infant son was social expediency. ptler this week that he w ifi not at City HoU to f c o f i t o t ommm- the vote. Both hava annoiinoad it’s never been this had,” an Bast $500,000 to $1.6 million. Several i t y . ’ ’ Communist North Koreans ’‘wartT- Oenfoebeewy and Rrawn t o g mmm TLmtO e^ Bomme l u g . A M Foolproof mechaniod operation Biey are not shipping any aim s aC fitoRe Ble. aU e housewife eeid. homes had to be evacuated at that ed to find out if the 1st Gsvatry Bogar ndnoed to 3 S e f t . P am L i«g. 39c to ikNith Africa w hich, as Britain Mayor Chester Kowal estimated time Division was alert. Well, they Fun bed aiae in a blanl guaranteed for one year. Bonder- r lt, “would enable Qw poUey damage to public facilities at $7 “We Just got back in the house Fetcer on Junket found out. The 1st CSavairy is of rayon-nczylk fibers^ ^artheid to be enforced.” Biillinn and danmge to homea and Tuesday after the flood last HARTFORD (AP) — The num alert.” Come to Pinehurst for Man- ■at laar aaw ri tba aae a Part Hnen, for hnt-frea, iaed off-white finish is long^lasting How ever, French Driegaie Rog­ laisliiiiini II at $38 miUian. week,” said Grace Trautman. her of Connecticut lawmakers and Unusually heavy patrol actiw^ ebeetor'i fresheet Sweet •toiM IB an t NM tog ari i quick dryW - 16x80 to r warmth and wuam er Beydoux of France called tbm He declared a state of emer- Said -Mrs. Norman N. Durnell, legislative help going to the Ebiwaii and occasional flgtafing brofee s Corn, laivest Native Blue- aixe. Choke of edarful Wide rayon aaiia hbd> and eaay to olean. yeaointioci interference' in Hnafh ganey. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefell^ "The ears are floating in the convention this month, at taxpayer at spots along the truce lias aCI striped bordera. Afotoa’a dom estic affairs. Sir Pat- erdered state public woriu crewa street. They’re bobbing up aad expense, haa now dwindled to about three American aoldien in a jeep b e r r ^ gweeteet Meknu. T%! rtek Dean of Britain aald M a gm *- to provi^ tha city with whatever down llkq toys." half of those eligible to go. were ambushed July SS. n *e we Hood I C B i...... gaL 82c annaant raaarvad tta poaltieB on hete WM ovafiaUe. . A big worry was the possible A check today showed that be killed. I t - - of Gold ■a alHBehiatve em bargo baeanae L j n a f to subarban Cbariitowaga, eontaminatlon of water. Residents tween 14-16 will be making the The 1st Oavakgr biste d ^ i ...... 2 lbs. 45c BUY THE PAINT THAT# WORTH af Ha defonaa oommltnMBto to whieh haa mat had a flood to SO were wafaed'ta bell top water fsa Flmn* ,.6 Ibe. 49e THK W Om C.*^.TM B BCAW TY LABTS 4 OPEN EVERY THURSDAY MGHT • USE YOUR HOUSE & HALE CHARGE ACCOUNT tost m lm itea haloM detoidng It .1 ' . / \ .