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David O anity af New Torit Ctty, aon ct Atigr. and Mrs. AbcHitTown RarM Oarrlty ot Md Pitkin St., was the sololBt at the wed* S. C. Jolm P. avuiUkt Jr., diiM ot Mias Patricia Ellen ot Mr. and Mr*. John F. and Mrs. Matthew R. M ortar^ ot 146 Patlc S t and Paton of 169 Center t were ______M Blgb 8t., la home John Bsrom Ruddy ot New 8 OB B M-dojr leoye. He had been Mandiester Msmorlal Rorfl-ftraUoBf assistant administrator fUMbi id honor Bundiky e York City, which took place John Hunter said Kesaler was party observing their BOth wed atatlOBed In Formoea, and wUl Saturday at St. James* Church. tal has an admlnlstratlvi resi J i ^ 27. to KeUy Air Force Base chosen bscauss the hospital Rontlaid B. RookefeUer, 18, of ding anniversary. The observ «t anr Antonio, Tex., at the end He was accompanied his dent In training. was very impressed with the, ance was held at the home of 8 mother at the organ. HartSord, was cited last of his leave. b> Warren C. Kessler, a studcpt 23-year-old student. nl^t for making unnacessary their dtAighter and son-in-law, Events from the Tale Unlvsrelty Kessler Is taking Ms training noiss with a motor vehicle. Mr. and Mrs. Austin BeecMer, U,S. to Boost Viet Force Mr. and Mrs. Bob Machart Members of John Mather School of Public Health, will in a program worked out by Police reported that Rocke- at 124 Porter 8t., and was at and daughter, Deborah, recent- Chapter, Order of DeMolay, and take part In projects assignsd Mmself, Tnoms, and Yale’s hos fellsr was seen squealing his tended by many relatives and moved to Manchester from the Order of the Rainbow for by the hosidtal's administrator^ pital program director John D. Ures at Btssell and Main SU. frlands from the Manchester In State Goldwater Breezes ouston. Tax. They are current- Girls wbo are planning to at Kesslsr has a bachelor of arts ’Thompson. He will answer tits charge July g tend the beach party Sunday at FOR By 600; New Total 16,000 Ijrataylng with Ibn. Machart’s degree In psychology from Wes Kessler has worked at Man 27, Mr. and Mrs. Paton wore mar. mother and brother, Mrs. Ruth Rocky Neck State Park are re- leyan University and is prepar- chester Memorial previously on ried on July 15, 1914, by the mineded that reservations close 1^ for a master’s in hospital a total Information survey pro STRIKE HALTS FUOHT Rev. Manning B. Bennett at St. Winsted Manager Allen and John Allen of 22 WASHINGtON fAPl __^tVlet Nam to about , , eaS fhoeiiiflltraUon tato South IHet N ^ . tomorrow. Those wishing to administration. He is a former ject in the nursing department. MANILA (AP)-Striking Mary’s Episcopal Church. Mrs. CosmBtics TT Aoxuivvxiyiv KfuiTf 1 000 to Hobart McCloskev. State De- ion Rd. make reservations may call Paton is the former Miss Lena tout U.S. strength tiMre to Robert McOoskey, SUte De resident of Portland, Maine. Along with three other Yale stu ground employes foiled the de- Reversing a outback start' partment press officer, said Demands Review The Lutheran WtHnen’s Mis Russell Oulllette, 244 Woodland Kessler gave three reasons dents they made a 1968-64 re >arture ot a Pan American M. Engel of Manchester. Her about 16,000 men. St. sister, Mrs. Christiana M. Bray, rrs ed last year, the United Last faO, before a amles of thsre la a continuing' influx of sionary tieague of Zion Luther for choosing MMH. He said he view of all of the department’s Vorid Airways flight today by small groups of guerrillas and an caiurch will meet tom<.'Q^-ow came primarily to work under activities. This project was refusing to allow crew members who was maid of honor, and Statds will increase its mili changes In the South Viet Nam WINSTED (AP)—Town Emanuel Lutheran Church John McCann, who served as government wad a step-up in of Oommunist-mads military Toward GOP a t 7:80 pjn. In the assembly the hospital’s nationally known planned as a learning experi through their picket line. tary manpower in South Manager Jack S. Branum Hi-League will sponsor a Bible best man, were both present at \Het Oong attacks, tlM United equipment. room at the church. Hostesses H eads D rite administrator, Bldward J. ence as well as a preparation of ’The airline workers struck Uggetts Viet Nam by about 600 men McCloskey said be could not ^oday officially “demanded” study tonight at 7:30 at the Thoms "Having once studied matarial for the new data pro Monday for higdtei’ wages. The the celebration. States had set out to cut back will be Mrs. Albin Ross, Mrs. Until Ms retirement, Mr. Pat. during the next few the number of U.S. mlUtary confirm reports of either large- k public hearing by the se William Sadroslnski and Mrs. home ot Miss Daryl Bagley, 66 Atty Robert L. Baum of under them, you’re linked with cessing system. flight arrived Monday from the At The Pariude scale InfiltraUons of men or an Dale Rd., for the youth of Rockville has been named chair Kessler said he chose hospi United States and was prevent on was employed by Chsnsy months. men stationed there. About 1,000 lectmen (Mi their intention Frank Scheibenpflug. Members these men for the rest of your MANCHESTER of the 16,600 then assigned were Increased flow of military sup Ike, Nixon are reminded to bring mite Emanuel Church. Tonight’s man for Tolland County In the life,” he said. "You want a good tal administration because it is ed from continuing on the same Bros. The couple have another Nearly half of thia figure will plies Into the area. There have to oust him from his 68,500 topic will be “Does God Hate state campaign for funds to a true public service type career day to Saigon, Singapore and daughter. Miss Marjorie C. Pat be adMUonal Special Forcee, pulled back. ’The new contin ..'C boxes. one.” gents will replace part ef that been reports of estimates, based a year job. Atheism and Birth Control?” buUd the John Fitzgerald Ken Kessler said that other rea and also a highly important Jakarta. on of Manchester. made available to provide more on prisoner information, that At the same time, his counsel, This Is the first of four similar nedy Library in Boston. TTie sons for his choice are the hos semi-profession. Then too, he U.S. advlaere working in the total. Appeal lor Lakota Council, Degree of field with South: Viet Nam’e re It was tmderstood the decision about 200 North Viet Nam sol Atty. Cornelius D. Shea of Pocahontas, will meet at 7:30 meetings which will be held at announcement was made by Al- pital’s program of progressive said, there Is no set routine, and diers have moved into the south. Hartford said It now appears a time and place to be announc phonsus J. Donahue of Stam patient care and Its new pro lots of many different types of gular army and to eatablleh to send the addlUonal men was p.m. tomorrow at Odd Fellows more special forces training un reached before the assignment McCloskey did say that equip Police Chief John Packard has Party Unity Hall. After the business meet ed. ford, state chairman. gram of data processing. Both problems. ment made In the Soidet Union, been the prime target and ",.. The library. Intended as a of these programs are innova Kessler is married and he and its near the border between of Gen. MaxweU D. Taylor, ing there will be a social, and South Viet Nam and Laos. former chairman of the Joint Czechoslovakia and Communist is next on the firing line.” refreshments will be served. national memorial to the late tions in tradltlMial hospital his wife. Donna, will live in China has been found in the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) president, is to be built on land Manchester during Ms one-year Word of the U.S. manpower Chiefs of Staff as amhiuMador to The selectmen on July 6 ap —Sen. Barry Goldwater Public Records techniques. Increase came along with new South Viet Nam and the eleva northern mountains of South proved a resolutidn of Intent to Members of Gibbons Assem donated by Harvard University. As for the hospital’s adminis- residency. Viet Nam. galloped a clear road today A national goal of 810-mllllon information on infiltration of tion of Gen. William Westmore Elsewhere It was reported remove the manager from his bly, Catholic Ladies of Colum Warrantee Deeds C iO ^ fforth Vietnamese regular army land to head the U.S. mlUtary position. The vote was 6-2. Se toward a first ballot Repub bus, will meet tonight at 7:15 Connecticut Bi-Products Inc. has been set. that two prismiers captured re Atty. Baum, a law partner personnel Into the south. command there. cently by South Vietnamese lectman Arthur l,emeUn, In his lican presidential nomina at the W. P. Qulsh Funeral to the UAR Housing Oorp., ’The additions will raise the No figures were available on resolution, listed a number of Home, 225 Main St., to pay re properties on Oak St. with Mayor Leo B. Flaherty of Dr. FUtlkoH Will Train the extent of North Vietnamese forces told Interrogators they tion. His legiona—showing Rockville, will direct organiza SHADY GLEN total of U.S. Special Forces in were from North Viet Nam’s re reasons for the action, of spects to Mrs. C. Lawrence I. R, Stl<* Associates Inc. which more than a half dozen a massive 2 to 1 auperiority to Alfred A. Amell and Glen tion of the 18 county towns to gular army. ’They gave their as Demeritt, a charter member. In Pathology at Hospital signed mission as sabotage and concerned alleged problems In —crushed last ditch at> dora Amell, property on Bryan raise funds for the libraiy. tacks on his poaitiem. The DAV Auxiliary will have Atty. Baiun is a member of attack on the rural life hamlets the police department. Dr. PEACH of South Viet Nam. The selectmen, who received They confldenUy Beat down a social tomorrow at 6:80 p.m, Jarvis Enterprise Inc. to the Charter Con.solidation Com Manchester Memorial Hospl-'f’without my family. Events have Tuesday night all efforts ot mission in Vernon and the Leg proved Mm correct. Some of my One was reported to have re notification today, must now at the home of Mrs. Amos Pot Francis E. Watts and Lillian F. tal will have a resident doctor lated that he was a volunteer In Peftnsylvanla Gov. William W. ter, 76 Russell St Watts, property at 84 Wood- islative Drafting Committee of wife’s people still remain.’’ set a date for the manager’s training In pathology for the the North Viet Nam army, had public hearing. Scranton’s forces to nail hill Rd. the Hartford County Bar Asso first time since the position was Mrs. Flalkoff is a registered changes to the platform the Ari ciation. been trained there and sent into Atty. Shea, In a hard-hitting Henry P. Bisson and Ruhama approved several years ago. Cuban p3iarmcu;i8t, but she can ICE CREAM Laos. From there he moved by zona conservative intends to run E. Bisson to Raphael Donofrio A graduate of the University Dr. Ruben Flalkoff, 41, who not obtain certification to prac letter to the seven-member on against President L^don B. of Connecticut and Columbia non-partisan board, said "The and Florence A. Donofrio, prop wishes to remain in the Man tice In this country because she (See Page ’Twenty) Johnson this fall. erty at 335 Burnham St. Law School, he is a member of chester area because his parents has not graduated from a U.6. assault upon the profeuional Now, with the convention’s the bar associations of Hart Buy a half gallon today reputation of the manager is V u ffb C A T I. R. Stich Associates Inc. to live In Hartford, said he has de college. No foreign colleges are big prize to be awarded tonight, XBfO Alton T. Haddock and Inez L. ford and Tollsmd County and cided to take his training here accredited by the American and. please the whole even more obviously unwar and virtually in his pocket, npiMlMM n q M lyl Haddock, property on Pond the Federal Bar Association. since It is often hard for a doc Council on Pharmaceutical Ed family with this NATUR ranted In the light of the belat Goldwater appeared to have lit Lane. . Atty. Baum is married and tor to leave an area and return ucation, according to the state Psychiatrists ed and contrived ‘reasons’ for tle more to do than poUrii Ms SEE PAGE 6 Marriage'* licenses has two children. to establish a practice. commissioner of pharmacy. She ALLY G O O D dessert! his removal.” acceptance speech, choose his John Zemzars, Wlllimantis, Dr. Flalkoff, a Cuban poliUcal Is a cosmetician In Hartford. Find Reyes Noting that there are seven running mete and consider ef and Ilee Taurls, 81 Ludlow Rd., exile, is required by American *nie Flalkoffs have a daugh reasons in the ouster notice forts to unify the party under Latvian Lutheran Church, 12th Qrcuit medical rules to serve an intem- ter Pola, who is an honor senior where conditions in the police Ms pennant. Aug. 8. sMp and residency even though at Manchester High and a aon Legally Sane department are cited as “prob The unity theme was sounded Read H^ald Ads. he was formerly assistant medi Ben, 10, hi grade school. lem* justifying the dismissal, by both Dwight D. Eieenbower G)urt Cases cal physician in internal medi Atty. Shea wrote: and Richard M. Nlx<», who aru cine at University Hospital, Ha By ED FREEMAN moving to act as peacemakers. vana. Dr. Flalkoff was also as ’Three psychiatrist today tes "It cold be alleged In one Most significant of the plat sentence insofar as the higher- MANCHESTER SESSION sistant specialist in intsrnal FOR RENT tified in Tolland County Superior form battles was the 897-409 BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVING A state’s prison parolee, medicine at the National Hospi Court in Rockville that Carmello ups are concerned and that is vote by vdiich the sometimes charged with breaking and en tal, Havana. 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projee- Boa Oan TSsijto The QaeKUy Andlno Reyes, accused of mur that the police chief Is sched Two veterans of the political wars, former senators John Bricker, left, of Ohio, noisy and mlipng dslegates re e imiVBWATS e PARKING LOTS tering a place of worship, was Dr. Flalkoff spent 14 months tors—sound or Mlent, also dering industrialist Meyer Tob- uled to be unloaded and is next and Homer Capehart of Indiana, watch proceedings at the Republican conven jected a Scranton-lmckad pro seeking permission to leave his 85 mm. sUde projeotoia. 'Ibryourco m iM Routes 6 & 44A — Manchester, Conn. er, is legally sane. on the firing line. It Is common posal to amend a plan which s OA STl^TIONS a BASKETBALL COURTS turned over to a parole officer tion in San Francisco. (AP Photofax.) 8 in court yesterday. coimtry before the Cuban gov WELDON DRUG CO. ’They said Reyes Is able to knowledge that Chief Packard promised implementation and AB Work Personally Supervised Charles Trombley, 26, of 91 ernment saw fit to grant It. He Mkderstand the nature of the has stepped on political toes execution of the Civil Ri|^ta Act 901 Main S t—TeL 648-6821 proceedings suid can cooperate We Are 100% Insured Birch St., was returned to pris then barely succeeded in bring and slammed Into the gambling -~a plank Goldwater foes havs on to finish 21 months of sen ing Ms Immediate family with with his attorney. element without regard to denounced as weak. tence given to him by another Mm. Reyes was arrested immedia whose political rook they were State’s Scranton Defeated Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Ps., uatad court on a charge of breaking He still remains reticent in tely after the shooting last hiding imder. ’The outlined sev for Scranton ta what catai only and entering. openly discussing the Cuban sit month of Tober, Ms employer, eral claimed criticisms of the Hold Steady be regarded as a ta>HpttiP at' DE MAIO BROTHERS ’Trombley and a compiyiion uation, to protect relatives who at the Tober Baseball Manu cMef of police and Ms depart fort to provide sobm e a m m for Tel. 648-7691—^We Cany Jeimite Sealer were seen by the Rev. Paul still remain. facturing Co. In Rockville. The ment iMids credence to the (H>in- the governor's fast ai|il)'lwg The AMA officially certified 82 - year-old Manchester man ion in the town that the dilef 2 to 1 on Planks challange to Ckddwatar fttr the Kaiser, pastor of Concordia died several days later from For Scranton Lutheran Church, last Friday two-year program tor a resident has bean the prime taiget from preaidenUal aominatton. pathologist contains training in YOUR MONEY wounds. Scott pnmoaed a evening, smashing candles in .-Reyes is also charged the church. ’They had gained autopsy and tissue pathology. Hipdteted BAN fCISCX) (AP)tfloo*' motions to broaden tha vdiich would take In addition. Dr. Fialkoff's train one count of assault with intent gJOTTRANCaBCX)BCX> — iplatfom ’s civil ^ h ta pliaik, to ^adge toe anfaroe---- . entrance through the front door WILUAM KEISLING to murder to Miss Arteiis Ro6|| ,Pkl year ago when Connectieut deloghtMht*a fo^.the —The Rwwlican conven- dehouice alleged extremism by breaking a window In the ing will include blood bank pro "Ctalef Waldo retired,etired, al- st new law—agalnM wUlM cedures, blood analysis, and cli of Stafford Springs, an em ployi^^i Cow Palace todayr tto cast isM 'W tion has soundly trounced and to reaffirm the president’s tvatar vets*— By aa door. Trombley’s companion lY at the plant. ,though ili petition had been giv- their 16 votes intoto the pata path d | | thr«9 key planks by Gov. sole control over nuclear wea was not identified, said {.Vlice. nical patholo^. ’The training DOESN’T RETIRE HERE- itt the minager asking him to will take place under the direc !■ The physicians. Dr. Ha what looks like a Barry W- Scroton chal pons, the Pennsylvanian was ’They fled the church when W Bancroft, Farmington, in sid e r Veteran Capt, Irving ter eteamroUer. \ app^lng to the party's court e t the pastor called to them, but tion of the hospital’s cMef patho lenging the party platform logist, Dr. Frederick P. Becker. A iithor Dr. Edward Swain and Dr. liBlano for Has poet. Since then, State RepubUcan Cbairmah last resort and h
MANCHR8TKB BVlN IN a HERALD. MAWfMBynBR, COMN« WftSNlRDAt, t W f 1S» 1?M - - - ■ 1.^ ■■, ■ ------' .■ ..II...AI. II i4 ifli '■ - MAWCHMm at M M O fG o Ia a l m ; MAHCBBrnm cxmiino wnnonDAt. jx jl t i a io m asaaiad to hftsa weatwd injury. Sheinwold on Bridge bltoaia r Britain’s OdunMa In tkn OantoOBWaaltb rtlalkna secre Russell Jargs planes, Jet liril- ra^ettng the toeumbsoto at the ^ M n i e r tary. hurried to tbs hotel to eon- T U C t PAWBB l oopUra and mlUtary F H ipino Solons M at alaotloo tba magaflna says: ▼ay toe lovamment’a sympathy LakeG ronp TOCD KROlTrtWI______Events in World agufomsnt to ”Wlto tbs klad of monsy and a p o i^ a s. ttM W d of an'lBBBnsrian air Stated BeAt P aid plaeed In tbs poekata of ths B Who ” TUs incident Is really very To Obey Rights Law By A M M D SHBlMWOU> fores mission ^Moaepw aaya. srions, toay hava ths msaM to ____ ibur of tho serious,” said a Foreiyn Office (AP)— V.t.tflmAan ware kflled and 48 oOmt finance their campaign against pillar nabod at Sets Funds NaBoHl Msa’s T m m a m a fk m Commodora Budiardjo and Ma MANILA (AP) Members Of spokesman. S q j a s Amy myn ft has lodgnd a parsons wars Injursd. delegation of air force offiepn newcomers and to b ^ pc^ons Malar Jqmo Kmyatta The r ig « ptoy The fire and exploatons des the PhlUnpiiM House of Repro- Fifteen minutes after the ROMS, Oa. (AP)—den. Rlch-fday to day imUl we were finally •-’atinnf p 8l 88(” with Soviet au- returiidd from the Soviet eapitm sentatlvw are being eallad tha of tha elactorats . . . 'thay are GREATEST today as ha laft Ms bo- troyed a storage dump scuffle, 'Kwiyata left for the |aM^ overwhelmed. For Hydrant' fiepands on who yoar T h e ^ y night claimlnig "ex in a position to parpetuats toera- ard R. kussell, who led the Biarttlfa nrer the slapping of so crammed wiQi dnlma of oil, highest paid legtalaton in tha & Commonwealth session at Marl Russell noted that He had are. That’s one reasop w h e t ’s jJ S S traordinary rosults.” He gave selvte In power.” douthem fight against tha new tv* riji” Amsricsn officer by an Bast p i ^ tUnner, ceUtfioos nitntte world. t ^ 4 paMa aaaatafala tatarranad borough House, two miles from been critical of "the growing easier to play effectively whm 0 8 5 9 Tbe coasUtuttonal association, The Columbia Lake Associa Oemaa border guai^ and other combusUMs chemi no other details. Tha Philippines Free Press, a • iii an toraa mah landed In a the hotel. civil rights law, called on Geor disrespect tor law and order you know the other players in « 10S2 ______itti. weekly magaaine, says each a private group, has asked the tion has awiroprlaied 1160 to th e otSesr, who was not idea- cals. Damage was asttmatsd at Onf objective of his mission lawp apBbutt the automobila A spokesman for the Kenyan gians today to avoid ail violence generated by ‘the campaign of ths game. M i i m copgreaaman Is now receiving supreme court to rule the allow wattliif to taka Kanyatta to a ward the installation of a diy 4 A 7 4 tifisd, fOUowsd standing inatruc- about 1380,000. was believed to base baan nego leader said Kenyatta was “ com and to. Hve with tbs new law Civic dlkobedimce bjr extremist South dealer tiations tor the inetallatloa of 387,000 pesos (about $40,000 a ances unconstitutional. •aarioa a< tha Oommonwaalth pletely unhurt and is in a foo& Both rides vulnsrabl^ 9 A 1 0 5 tina’ snd did not retaliate, an PARKADE DAYS SALE groupe.” hydrant for firs protection to rocket baste in Ihdonesta. year) in secret allowanete. fH m a aiiniBtars’ eonferanca. mood.” “ for as long as it is there.” Opening load — Tinree of G K J 1 0 7 4 A m y apohaaman laid. CAIRO (AP)—Premier Moise "It is a form of anarchy to be put on Hayden Allen’s prop- 4 A 7 It said that three years s ^ Tba attadcar was arrested. “ He asks the people of Kenya "Violence and law violation say that a person need not com AF NewMeatarea hearts. ^ ^ Tha apparently unprovoked Tshombe of ths Congo, duo here M k Wari N m Bi p H these amounted to only 100,()00 Kanyatta, who Is In his 70s, to remain calm,” the spokes will only compound our difficul ply with a particular statute scty on R t 87. Tbs monsy will By STD KBONI8H West opens ths t h r s s of incident Siniday outrued Amer by Tbureday tor an African BBRUN (AP)—Bast German Circle S Ranch 1 NT Pan 2 NT. K m pesos. AN OUTSTANDING GROUP OF KrTER GRAM went l»e k Inside the hotel but man said. ties and increase our troubles,” with which he disagrees,” he be paid to the organiaaUon do A U.8. Commemorative stamp hoarts, and East plsys ths king. ican officers in West Berlin. summit conferencs, has been border guards fired at least 10 m ” TV> facilltats payment, house Russell said in a speech for the South should take the ace « 9 NT AQ B *nM A m y apohennan said the told hs isn’t wanted. shots at a fleeing refugee during said. “ Ours is a government of ing the work. reminding American ciUzena to leaders have virtually oonvertad Sets Horse Show annual meeting of the Coosa laws, not of men, and our sys once in the great majority M oftlcar was riding in an Army Foreign minister of the Afri the night, but he escaped un WOMEN'S AND TONS' Valley Area Planning and De Guy Beck, who Was on ills "register and vote” will be la- games. Only when he knows the can nations at a meeting Tues the whole house budget Ipto s tem cannot tolerate the philoso opening leads, and South may aadan in Bast Berlin when an hurt. There wUl be a horse show velopment Commission. phy that obedience to law rests committee investigating sites Bued Aug. 1 to coinclds with a haMts of the opponents should day decided to Inform C t^ olese dlscrettohary fund of toe speak happen to know wbatbar er not Bast German border patrol West Berlin police said the 30- Siiturday evening at the CSrole upon the personal likes or dis for the hydrants, said a stand- nonpartisan campaign aimed at he hold up the ace of hearts. President Josei^ Kasavnbu that er, to be disbursed witiiout pre “ It is the understatement of Kast ia that Mnd of defender. halted him near Checkpoint year-old Bast Germsn climbed S ranirii in Andover presented likes of any individual citizen, fdpe on the shore Would be con It is safe to take the ace of Tshombe’s presence would ha vious audiUng or atiUioMaatioh the year to say that I do not like the 40 mllUon of voting age who If you don’t happen to know Gbartls. several rows of barbed wire to of government audiUra,” It by children attending a riding R1B9. to whether he supports or opposes nected to piping in a trench be hearts at once if West Is re The patrol told iiie American “ undeslraUe.” this statute,” the senator said. low frost level extending about are not registered. your opponents, your bast bet 1* reach West Berlin. says. day eamp there. $9.99 "However, it is now on the the .statute in question." , The 6-cent atamp wUl have its liable about his opening loads and hla companions to leave the The decision at a two-hour se The senator said he vfas sure 150 feet iftto the lake. Fire The “ book” lead from a long to take the first trick. 'Vary few The..magasina said that tbe The pubUc ia Invtted to view books.” first-day eeremoniea In Wash opponents lead fifth-bestand area. Tha Oftlcsr protested that cret meeting was not unaht- that the vast majority of people men will then be able to reach suit is fourth highest, counting mous. Nigeria and several other senate, although protesting the tbe jroungetera, ages 8 to 16, Russell said the constitu- ington. even those opponents can’t be tiiey were not in a restricted Sunspot May Persist in Georgia were shocked and water in winter when the lake down from the top. If the nations opposed it. Ghana, AI amouht of the house budget, is riding weetere saddle, ooo^iete tionaUty of somd provisions will Postmaster General John A. deceptive If they happen to hold area and had not violated any helpless. The .senate was told by AMERICA’S LARaeST FAMILY CLOTMINe CHAIN outraged “ by the brutal and level is low. of hearts ie a book lead» Weet geria and Uganda led the fight gigantic in a number of g y m k h a n a be tested but while it is being Gronouski also has announced only a four-card suit. traffic rules. One of the Bast NEW YORK — A the chairman of its finance com senseless murder of a Negro The hydrant on shore would has three hearts higher than -against the former secessionist sighted in 1M7 meas events. laslwlia* ‘’SANDLER adjudicated, “ All good cltisens that new postage stamps honor Dally <)iieetton Germans reaiihed his hand sunqiot sighted in 194' mittee that if it did not leave Reserve officer upon our public be connected with the Fire De the three but cannot have any ftirough ths oar window and leader of Katanga province who ured 200, OM miles across. Spots, Ths show wUl begin about 6 will learn to live with the stat ing homemakers and radio ama Partner opens with 1 MT(1* the congresaman’s funda Intact p.m. at the Clrt^ S grounds highways a few days ^ o .” partment pumper and with the teurs plus a 4-cent postal card lower (since dummy has the struck the officer. returned from self-exile to head measuring 40,000 miles are OF BOSTOr ute and abide by its final adju He referred to the death of to 18 pointo), and the next pfoy. the lower house would refuse to o ff Boot St.j In Andover, and mutual aid system. Ths water publiclWng tha Important rola of deuce of hearts in this case) a new Congolese government. more common. The smallest dication even though we reserve Lemuel A. Penn, a Washington, As' the cards lie. South can er pasiee. Too hold: Sp^et, pass a national budget last until about 8:80 pm . Since the right to advocate by legal could be pumped through as ths Social Security System will K-IO-B-S Hoarte, K-S-8; Dla- TOKYO (AP)—Firemen bat sunspots last less than a day; T h is is D.C. educator killed by a shot many aa aix pieoea of equip taka the ace of hearts at once tled through the night to control JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) the largtet last months and Seeing little likelihood that the there are.no bleachers, 'viswers means its repeal or modifica gun blast last Saturday near be issued this year. The Home- monda, A-6rt; Qnbat 8-8-8. the "Real Thing” C l a s ^ ment, giving protectkm up to maker's stamp will mark the 60- and knock out the ace of dia • huge ehmical fire in which If —Ths Soviet Union will deliver move as the sun tunis. voters erlll end the spending by should bring folding ehaira. tion.” monds. The defenders can take What do jo o soy? Colbert, Ga. Woodland Terrace and through th annlverssnry of the passage of Loaf MM Russell led the Southern dele “ I am convinced that this cow the ace of diamonds and three Answer: Bid two olube. the the moat populated aeetlon of the Smith-Lever Act which pro gation which filibustered at ardly act was generated by a heart tricks, but nothing else. Stayman Convention. This ariis length against the civil rights demented mind,” Russell said, the lake. vided home economics expert to South makes his contract with partner to show a major suit bill before finally being choked “ and I trust that the guilty par Future hydrAnta are recom advise women on better ways to if he has one. If he bids spades, mended in the dike area, near tha rest. off by a debate-limiting cloture ty will soon be apprehended so feed and clothe their families. Dangerdns To HoM Cp you will raise to game; other Camp Asto-Wamah, and at the Ths stamp honoring “ham” ra wise your next hid will be i vote in the Senate. that we may demonstrate to the It ia dang^us to hold up world that assaosins, even if de gravel road off Steepy Hollow dio operators will commemorate NT. 'We put everything we had the eoth anniversary o l the since East m a y switch to into the fight,” he said, “ but the mented, will hot be tolerated in Rd. Ihe OLA membera pointed founding of the American Radio qMidei at ths second trick. If odds against us mounted from Georgia.” so, the defenders will get three For Shelnwold’s 86-page book out that it was fait that this Relay League. Dates and places spades, the ace of diamonds, let, “ A P o c k e t Guide to pr^ectlon is the town’s reapon- »of Srst-day ceremonies will be Bridge,’’ send 50 cents to Bridge SALE and that first heart trick. Five sibiliy but agreed that they announced later. Book, Manchester Eve. Herald trideRtte Bolton Four upcoming U.8. oommem tricki defeat the contract. wished to take the initiative hi The trouble with taking the Box 3318, Grand Central Station, orative stamps have been New York 17, N.Y. the matter. fifth trick la that tome bridge The association has made a given official datea and piacea Oeayright ISM of firstday eeremoniea. They playera are wicked enough to School Board Hires Grade 3 special re q u e st to motoiboat lead a fifth-best heart instead Oeaeral Features Featai Oorp. l\L I N c ; operators to stay outalde the are; Shakaapeare etan^ at Strat of a fourth-best. If West belongs Child*', Mi****' cmd Tcm*' Slits sailboat courses when races are to this group, ths defenders NOT FOR THE BIBOS entire Teacher, Staff Is Completed in progress Sunday afternoons. ford, O om „ Aug. 14. MASON CITY, Iowa (AP) — Mostly Girls' Stylgs Discenlliiiwd PottBrns R«9. to $10.98 Mayo Brothera at Rocheatar, may taks the ace of diamonds Oopstables can arrest reek- and four hearta Instead of only Most of the readers were leas operators but the associa Mlrni., Sept. 11. pleased when the Globe-Gazette Tha board of education haaOSt.; Lawrence Flano, five-room Dr. Robert H. Goddard at three heart tricks. SALEl RUNG COLONIAL “ OPEN HOUSE” Cape Ood house on French Rd., tion hopea the warning will suf South can protect himself adopted a longer and wider hired Mrs. Barbara Reeves to Roswell, N.M., Oct. 6. page, but the newspaper did re and Frank Oakeler, enclosing fice and operators will be mofe American Music stamp at against this danger by refusing teach the Grade S at the elemen courteous. the first heart trick; and this ceive one dissenting vote. SPECIAL VALUE DAYS ,TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS, YOUR TASTE, YOUR SPACE WOMEN'S IMPORTED porch on Bolton Oentef Rd. Now York « t y , Oct. 16. Fred Unahon, Clear Lake, tary school this fall. Tonight in the Junior league, Recently a boat towing a As previously reported In IMs hold-up will be safe if East rO' tuma a heart at the second Iowa, reported that the wider stock of Mrs. Reeves received her B.8. Flano Realty will play Bolton skier went between two racing oolumn, the Goddard stamp is sailboats and one of the center trick. Many defenders automatl paper “ wouldn’t fit in the bot Dairy. an 8-cent air mail wtdle Nm Exclusive Wifh Keith’s In Manchester! ITUMN SMDMS degree from Wllllmantic State boards could have out the tow eally return tiieir partner’a tom of the Mrd cage!” The fire department wHl drill others are 6-centers. College thia year. Sha studied rope if the sailor had not veered tonight at 7 at the firehouse. Oollactors desiring^ first-day education and psychology and riiarply. cancellations mav^lmid ilielr has dons hsr practlcs teaching Manoheater Kvening Herald Members also discussed the addressed envelops, together in the kindergarten through with remittance to oover ^le Kling Maple Coordinates Bolton eorreapondent (snbeti- problem of unauftiorized use of Grade four. cost of the stamps to be a6 44 access to the lake from the dike these During thro# summer vaca tute), Marion Knight, 648-1868. fixed to the above-mentioned and the necessity of petroling •. .kdd nuBadiig Nofige to s a j loom tions Mrs. Reevsa worked as a Board of education news la sites postmarked no later fiian STATES 3 handled by Hope Gmnske. the road as well as the lake. day camp counselor lor the New no parking sig^ns have been the data the stamp ia to be e AIR CONDITIONED—FOR YOUR COMFORT e ’These btamifgAr 8lyW JBta go aroeaS oonMti^ ip wafls YMCA. installed on Erdoni Rd. at the issued. and under windows. . . storage yw nsfar toon^ pos Mrs. Reeves is now living In dike. The problem Is a continu Coventry with her husband and sible. Har^s a l Ac psacticality and baaaly af bodHw. . . Board Will Act ing one and has not been re 1710 Republic of China has Is infant son. solved so far. sued flour hew stamps to cele at a fitetion of At coat; And, el conse, you can tahe Asm With the hiring of Stanley Brlefa brate the completion of the ShMi- wiA you.'VnA As wide sdacdon of pirn and sizes, KBng tropical suZel aa guidance counselor and On Two Waivers ELVIS PRESLEYS men Reservoir,’ iwporis the coordinates fit any mom. In open tlo ^ too, so yea esn add Mrs. Reeves for Grade 8 the Mark Bourey, son of Mr. and Worid Wi4* Philatelic Agmcy. ANN'MARGRET Reg. to ataffa of the elementary and The board of directors to Mrs. Albert Bourey of Edgar- The n ew ' stamps show toqr ehenevw sad whatever jH aotd. New’s At Ant to ten an ton Rd., has retunied home Junior-senior high schools have night will be asked to author views of Ae gigantic dam -^e JtCK CUMMINOSQECmOE 8ID1€Y PWOOUCTION Ab ontstandhig groep. been completed. from Qrace-'hlew Haven Hospi 4.99 aflMs ww prim ize two bid waivers, as required afterbay riope, spillway, irriga In other action at this week's tal where he underwent surgery tion system and the main dam ' Beg- Sale meeUng Supt. Philip Liguori in by the town charter. this week. and power plant. The Shlhmen V iv a IPS V e g a s SO” Two-Door Cabinet ...... 79.M 64.86 One Is'lor an Mtimated $2,- The boy, 11, was accidently 49“ Three-Drawer Dresser ...... 84AO 79AO formed the board that the bill Reservoir cn Taiwan hi one of WAfSIAVI8tON*& M BTRODOU in : suits from the Talcottville School for 000 in stand-by ‘ repairs to a hit on the side of his eye ^ t h 48” Six-Drawer Dresser ...... 134 AO 109.60 FAMOUS SRANDS — WOMEIlK|,.nU^ AND M ISW the boldest projects eve*- tuition for the mentally retarded D-6 bulldozer, used at the town a croquet mallet, iftafterlng“the launched Ity Free China with t A A TODAY add TOMORROW A ★ Comer Desk ...... 64A0 64 AO children will be *8,500 this year. disposal area. The work will be bone structure under the eye. United States economic and “ ta s Vegas” 1^ 8:66 and 8:00 P.M. 80” Upper Bookcase ...... 47A0 30.60 iHRsr This figure Is considerably high done by the H. O. Penn M a Plastic surgery was required. technical aid. It took neariy Ij? “Tamahlne” at l:8«-6i88 and 8:80 P.Bl 40” Upper Bookcase ...... 87AO 64A0 er than anticipated. chinery CJo. of Newtrtgrton, and Mr. and Mrs. W ank • Wllk?i- years to complete and cost Cvoi* SO” Three-Drawer Chest ...... 79 AO 84.96 In the budget *600 had been al- is expected to add about four son, their two children ahd Wil *800 million. A •h SECOND MAJOR ATTRACTION ★ ★ 40” Student Desk ...... 84A0 79A0 loted for each of five children months to the life of the dozer. kinson’s mother,, all of San The project will provide ir You Get jM C Green Stamps reduced! now attending the school. Bolton The town highway depart Franiisco, are visiting Mrs. Eu rigation for 142,800 acres of With Every Purchase! ia charged *700 for each child. ment, sometime in the fall, will' gene Hennessy of Lake Rd. once-berren land and supply a Next year there will be six ask the board of directors to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brookman, population of 840,000 vdth water A Akncy ' children attending the school. approve the purchase of a new Mr. and Mrt! Frank Knight. Mr. for home and industrial uses aa Roa. to The board accepted the re bulldozer, estimated to coat and Mrs. Philip Lennox and well as supply flood control tor 7atnahin& SNEAKERS quest of a Coventry parent to over *20,000. Mr. and Mi*s. Edward Carlson, file Taipei area. Kling 4-Kece Maple Group U S 9 place a child in the Bolton kin Town Engineer Walter Fuss all of Collins Rd., hkve returned dergarten. The tuition to be has explained that the repairs from a stay of sevStkl days at COMING . . . comfortaUe and duunning, too S K THE charged will be approximately will be more economical than thf Knlght'a cottage at Point SOON 'T rif CARPETBAGGERS" hieliidad art w o h i m ' s famous M m I pNsMn Tropi^'HaW *360. the rental of a dozer, since a Judith, R.L FAMOUS Also approved was the request rental would cost the town ap OlOUP MaUDBSt SBookors and immy morn sum-to plnost stylts. LANU of a parent for tuition for a stu proximately *2,300 per month. Manchester Evening Herald nVE-IM(AWER OffiST, PANEL IBD, dent attending the Coventry The other request^ bid wal- Columbia oorreepondont, Vir Inees Dally -ver 1s for extending, a contract SDC-1»AWER DOUBLE DRESSER AND MlRROk High School. Because the stu ginia M. Carlson, telephone S28- Mon. thru Fri. 1:86 DACRON’ & dent ia a senior and his request with Data Processing of Hart was honored last year, the board ford to include ths processing David Niven, Peter Sellara indicated there could be no op of real estate and personal “The Pink Panther” TER YOUTHS', ROYS, AND MIN'S position. property in determining the (In Color) October 1964 Grand List. 299 RAYON The proposed budget for the 1:80—8:66 1064-66 school year was accept A waiver had been voted MEADOWS”-' BOLTON NOTCH ErutA^ crafted, antbenticsHydseigDedthsasgim y-lstsflsd last July for contracting for Hill) SI'CID flPWV HI Ml NiJilli plot “The Great Boeape” ed with two added amend . . . Ail fomitore also hat an At Stonge tpaoc you nstd. M ments. One concerned *334 motor vehiclea lists on the 1663 I Min. From O. F ov Co.- (In Oolor) £S!immm^JSS3L^LL£m BASKETBALL SNEAKERS grscefuny and generously proportioned far your msilw hofir needed for 68 stools for biology Grand List, and an extension of NOW All OolQlv- lat Bqn Steve MeQueen the work was voted in April of Frank Sinatra t o n i g h t — MOLLY RROWN AT 9 room, guest room er youngster's room. YoiA love A s and art classes In the high James Gamer aohool. The other amendment this year, but the iwniver form Bing Croeby towoA, hand-rubbed Buckwheat hrown finiA and Ae foV theljaW-never signed. Dean Martin 8:88—7:00 Touthfi’ size 11 to mtii’s siM 12 provided about *376 faaAer-touA action of Ae individnaHy fitted dtaWets (eadi A *6,206 item has been In Sammy Davis Jr. purchase of 260 locks for the ii equipped wiA patented glides to assart ameoA netioa for High or low style high school lockers. cluded in the 1964-66 assessor’s “ ROBIN and Note— One eemplete oveni The / budget fw processing the three THE 7 HOODS” aHfetime). Black er white Before adjourning the board shew Btnrtlng nt 7 F.M. went Into executive seesion to items. James Datrmi discuss the request of a Bolton Cindy Carol joy-filled • Every pnfa’ guaranteed "Oldget Goes To Roms” parvit for tuition payment to Five-Drawer Chest ...... 1 0 8 A O 88A8 Manchester. Children under 12 Fret’! stoiyof VI • Every pair made in UJkA. WIppert Moved SEAtS NOW ON SALE GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND Read Herald Ad§. Panel Bed ...... 87A0 6SA0 to our ^leeificatio■lfi George WIppert, 81-year-old Americas own Brandy St. resident, who suf SO” Six-Drawer Doable Dresser 1S8A0 118A0 fered bums when he fell near get-up-and-go a fire outside his home last Framed Mirror ...... 80AO 83.60 Beautiful furniture of superior quality doesn’t eoot a SnU TfOkP, eONMCTtCVT month, has been moved to the You Get a-aC fortune... Kling proves this in every piece of Its s«Hld OVER 400 PAIR — FAMILOUS SILIC TIO N Veterans Administration Hos gal...all the With maple. This room could be your beautiful beginning... pital In Newington. warm, homey, welcoming,. .with rown for whatever you WIppert was under treatment HAMLET way from WE GIVE want to add from our huge open stock coHection. Prac Sorento' at Manchester Memorial Hos M.T m s. 1, 2, 7, K), M, 22. 28, tical homemakers will applaud the generous storage pital. He will be receiving visi 28, 31. KMn. S, n, IS. 26. space, the coetly details and the rich, hand-rubbed Buck MN. m s. a, 12, 13, IS, 21, 2«. ragamuffin wheat btowti flnirii. Anyone can buy an ordinary dining tors. m n. 1, 5, is, 22, 26. nettiiTit Selectmen Meet room ...b u t you’ll want Kling Colonial once you’ve seen DACRON' & A. selectmen’s meeting in the -Hemard to it! For a professional decorator look, use Kling all town offices tonight will be MUCH ADO through the house. Available in solid maple er cherry. preceded by a voter-making m n ■oesion from 8 to 8. ABOUT NOTHING K f l L riches! to $14.99 Grange Certificates J81T m t. 3. IL 15. It. 21, 24. Mtn. 4, 8, 19, 26, 29. . Reg. RALE W 0RS7ED Friday night three members 8M. 8m. 1, 5. 8, 11, 14. 22, 28, 27. a of the Bolton Grange received aUTI. 9, IS, 19, 30. 88 x 66” Bectaagular TaMe ...... 114A0 84A0 • Drens and quirt fifty year certificates for .iMMNrf. M:Mr II. (extenda to 88” with 3 leaves atyles Grange membership. Alfred (ten t o M a t up to 16) Beckwith, state master, pres RICHARD III Renerv. CO S*1SSV1 .•Imported shocB in ented the certificates .to Mrs. m r IVU. L 8, 9. 14, 17. 26, 29, 30. ■ON. Ii TRUK. EVEL, N50,9J0. )A0, tSO llN.tiTlMS.H.SM.S04.H HAII. L 12. 18, 22. HR. MO lAT. EVCl. USA ilOL UO. AOO SPECIAL! ToMb and 4 Chairs 189.50.149.50 the group Olive Toomey, Mrs. Hllsle Jones 888. m t. 4. 7. IS, 19, M. 26, 28. HiiW3.7UJU7U3AOII>iiMt ■fi:. and Maxwell Hutchlnaon, Sr. MTS. 2. 8, 12, 23, 29. A TRULY Saturday the Orange continu • Many have •wtom Tlcktls tkroifli yevr local FtSaril m m m KIRBY Thumb Back side Chair ...... 33.86 18.76 AMAZING ed with its beautification proj Saviett endand loanlean AaaociatlonAaat or Strat- BARBARA BeMAIR - features- and ect of the Bolton Green by pour- lord im Offlet mam 3794487 [TAKE HER SHE’S MINE NO S TR IN G S 44” Buffet ...... 148.60 133A0 VALUE leather mdes Ing the final cement for the flagpole. The cement was con Welrii Top ...... 73A0 MAO tributed by- the ABC Cemeitt Products Co. of Andover. John 2 Shows Chargt Accounts Invittcl Harris of Andover is donating HAPPY SUMMER FILM FARE 'RE DELIGHTFUUY AIR-CONDITIONED! the 38-foot flagpole. DELIGHTFUL! 7:00-9:15 Hie grange ie looking for a MUViyort NfltOCMil COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED reddlah brown atone similar to the one now on the green which MN/HnSMMMNIf eommemorates World War I Open 6 Days Jusf For Your Convenience . . . MMTJtVMM SIZES FOR REGULARS, SHORTS, LONGS dead. The new stone would be «M*VI a monument to the dead of ■At IM A itNA TMNII ^ MON. thru SAT. 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P-M*— THURSDAYS 9:00 A.M. to 9KKI P.M. World War II. Anyone who has -MV 24X88 SEE IT! Prg. T M DvP'inl'', po/y ( i/i i libci Information on a second stone JUST may contact Mrs. Arthur Pln- FREE MAIN SW PARKING W- ■JBWl’ittEaW CHOOSE PROM OUR POUR CREDIT PLANS: •to WH'i • Zoning Pannlto FOR Zoning pairaita issued by the PLUS MfHtE FUN IN H) SM)mr Rtemlar Charge (S) Up Tb Two Years 1V> Pay — or — , . , • ■ iiM. : Y'.'J sAVt ’ ■wiitg agent, Donald Te^ord, FUN! (S) SO-M-M-Duy 4-PayuMu* Charge Plou (4) Touiig Bomemakers Lny-Away MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADl ..... I. , . . ' during Juna were: ■ms IN OUR LOT NEXT TO STORE! Al BObtRl HAIL • ; William Buckson, enclosing porch on Rt. 6; John Wllliard, six-room ranch house on Con AIR CONDIJIONI n BobHope 'llioGlohuKlirls Fr«e Parking— Com e verse Dr.; Charles Dixon, six- PERRSdLERB V o^ eape eod house on Notch P i Y l t l u rn iittre ROUTE SOUTH WmUSOR, OONNs Rd„ an^ Itbllahil Masse, elesed isiUPiiaNtoeAiieEiautoto - BURNSIDE A Global M a ir . OREEN STAMFS Early For Best Selection In noreh on Clarke Rd. i-<.HMS8r~aun,Bia .Alise GkiUe BrendoM, W o- iiwiijntiiinns • f 11’. PLENTY OF FREE MRKWO OTBIT— OARPBTBAOGBRfi” I 11 I M A I N S 1 M ^ N C H E S r F R W ITH EVERY M M I YOU SPMDI OPEN WED., THURS., A PRI. HNIHTS TN I 9 KM; »v 'Hlgb^Seheeleu: (I ■) )* ■ • KANCB1SIB 9 RSEA LD . CONK, w «pf(fiaroA V j^T,i8> MANCHSSTER EVBNINO HERALD, HANCHBSTEB, OONN« WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1964 rjurntram Bolton Assessments
Price Pdlawlac to % Utt o i Bdton’aGPreuu, Norman and toxpaytea whose aaaaaamants on Eleanor too 1061 Grand List amounted to PrintSa. William and t i i i l l i g Fanatta ...... 17,680 $U,0(W or mora. Iho listings are ftort Op«i Daily 9:30 A.M. to 6:80 P.N-—VbRMdnyn UmtU 9 P.M. : l ‘. Rich, Margaret ...... 94,760 those before voterana exemp RUIey, John Jr...... 17,460 y I r 'f « fedim its si tions are appUad. if its m fmbim its si wnuc (AP)-Sid«w*lk Robbins, Wsslsy ...... 16,670 Albasl, John and Ronsott, Bruce and 1 9t a paTtnMt Plato: Emlllndla ...... $18,160 Theresa ...... 69,000 tt draaintac la Alton, Richard and * ’. ap! It eoata much Rose, George ...... 16,860 Elisabeth ...... u,S45 Rotowell, Majorie and . now than It uaad Anderson, C3aronco and John ...... 39,730 KUdrad ...... 19,710 Sawlna, Edward and "iM ialian, that bana of our Andanon, Louisa ...... 19,810 Reb4wca ...... 16,710 amchaiwiar Ufa. has now also in- Andrew ...... 61,320 Sheridan, Bernard and aaidad tha world of the imaglna- >SM IL»N « SCItVICB Anaaldl, Anthony ...... 10,180 Mary ...... 30,760 ft M I L I N t t S E I t V I C K «o a m Phicli, throurb fantasy, MAIN gntBET->MANCBESTER BaUn, Barbara ...... 16,010 Shorts, Arthur and wa addava all our goals. Barainl, John and Susanna ...... 17,040 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER th gat what ha wanU from his Battota ...... 81,870 Shulanaky, Saul ...... 17,830 draans, a daydraamor flnda ha Bahling, Robert and Silverstein, Esther ..... 37,300 must spand much more mythi Emilia ...... 18,960 Silverstein, Morris ...... 31,010 cal monay than did tha day- Birkan Mtg. Co...... 62,820 Small, Donald and diaamar of a ganerattoa ago. Bogner, William Jr...... 16,300 Nancy ...... 18,400 Tfala Is true of both kMs and Our Ace of Suedes! Bofton D “ ah^ Inc...... U,320 Smith, Katoerlns ...... 34,660 adults. BotUcallo,llo, Gharlea ...... 32,730 Stygar, Jarab ...... 17,130 As a child. I dreamed a( find- Brondolo, Ouilio and Sumner, Ella and hig a ntckel, a dime, or— 111 a Balbiano, John ...... 27,060 Jeanette ...... ■ 'A : '4 really ' expansive mood—a Brubaker Tool 0>rp. ... Swanson, John and quarter. To dream of finding a Butterfield, Robert and Blanche ...... quarter eras to qiand a wild srft- V lr ^ ia ...... Tedford, Donald and amoon In vaDialla. Caldwell. David and Norma ...... That gigantic sum would huy of MINK Trimmed Henrietta ...... Thoms, Edward and five Mg sticks of penny lieortea, Carlni, Eugene and Margaret ...... a nickel ice cream cone, a nick Olive ...... Treat, Robert ...... 17,880 el sack of popcorn, and a dUna Cavanaugh, Charles and Upenleks, Ludvig ...... 30,860 1! tickat to the Saturday aftemooB Gays ...... U and R Housing Inc. .. 36,000 movie. Charboneau, Leonard Valentine, Robert ...... 38,430 To a modem child, being aC' and Vivian ...... 10,140 Varca, John ...... 19,010 tually given a quarter is hardly Charest, Alfred and Vercelll, Edward and a drwm situation. It wouldn’t Elisabeth ...... 16,610 Emilia ...... 16.280 gat him vary far. To spend a da- Cheney, Douglas ...... 18,020 Waddell, Walter ...... 16,380 nilous afternoon such as I Converse, Lawrence Jr. 31,060 Warfel, Robert and dreamed e( in childhood he’d SUEDE COATS Ooutu, Andre and a a lre ...... 30,710 have to have well over a dollar. fashion Gloria ...... 16,200 Weeden, Scott and Orawnup dreams are getting Crockett, Elsie ...... 18,870 Dorothy ...... 16,680 oven more high-priced. This Declantis, Anthony Wyman, Oeorgstts ...... 18,660 doesn’t bother some people. and Crescent ...... 36,800 They are spendthrift dreamers. Deciantis, Anthony They are prtnting-press-raonoy The Soft Luxury of Suede! and Omcent ...... 30,890 dreamers. Whatever they Dlmock, Louis ...... 88,180 Indonesia Bans dream they’d like to have or do, Dimock, Richard ...... 32,970 they dream up the moooy to buy Dooley, Philip and American Films It—and never mind the cost The Fashion Newness of Suede! PrtacllU ...... 18,660 Well, to me that’s teen-age Dutton, Jeem ...... 17,760 JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) SAVINGS BURSTING OUT ALL OVER stuff — adolescbat dreaming, Bngland, W. Harry ...... 27,260 grandioae and irresponsible. Krlandson, Olaf and —If you go to the movies In I am not exactly a tightwad The Luxury of Mink! Florence ...... 46,020 Indonesia you probably will i dreamer, but I think even in Fachetti, Frank and a film from Japan, or ona made dreamtag yon have to set a lim Mary ...... 17,660 in the Soviet Union or paffaBP* it. Ton nave to get ymir monn The Popular 7/8 Length Flano, Anthony ...... 69,370 SAVE! •j;jiI w«rtworth, and there is no point Indonesia. THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY Flano, Lawrence and IniMliw^wasteful. Paint Negro Church Rose ...... 17,990 British movies ware boycot matter bow careful An Integrated group paints Negro Church In Him Ctty, Giglio, Alphonso ...... 21,660 ted after Indonesia began its ■mn Is wHh Us dream dollars, N.C., today In defiance of Ku Klux Klan warnings sgalnst Suzy Wong Stylingl, CHglio, Leonard ...... 19,690 anti-Malaysia campaign last be finds now that they have fall the project An attempt to bum the church was msds yes Oigllo, est. of Michael .. 18,900 year. Later the boycott was ex en hi valiM. He must spend terday. (AP Photofax.) Glenney, Robert ...... 17,160 tended to American films, said more of them or else lower the Gorton, Robert, Sue ___ 38,220 to expose Indonesians to im standard of Us dreaming, which <3owdy, Earle and perialist culture. JULY CLEARANCE SALE OF a fallow hates to do Just as Gladys ...... 21,090 There are indications that LADIES’ SPORTSWEAR much as ho hates to lower the Green Manor Const. Oo. 18,870 some people are having second standard of Us actual ttvfaig. Griffith, Richard and fhr ysars my dream goal was thoughts about the boycott on ALL FOR ONLY Evelyn ...... M,940 American films. to Ivo Bko a millionaire. Hayes, William and DRESSES 1h do tUs I flgnred Pd have a Rose ...... 18,690 Many theaters have run short FAMOUS HUNTER BERMUDAS $ 0 - 9 4 sbmH steam yadit for world Herrick, Edson imd of films and have had to close. travel, a penthouse on Park Av Television Helen ...... 18,760 Theater owners have suffered, Famous for perfect tailoring and good fit. Solids and prints ki tapes- enue, a well-staffed mansion In Holl, Bkiward ...... 46,700 employes have been thrown out tey, ootton, batik and plaids. 6 to 20. Values to 88. $.90 (M-lO-lA-tO-tMOeO) OOP (18) Subociiption TV V; id of work and there has been ths eountry, a radng stable, a Otanveatloa (in iirocreea) 8:30 ( 34) Anatom}- of HU Holl Investment Oo. ... 41,560 hideaway villa on the French (U> IbWir 9:00 (34) Performance Hoyt, Wesley and loss In municipal taxes on thea Mvletm, a couple o i limousines, 7:00 (M) What's N«w 9:30 (34) People and PoUtios Gwendoline ...... 15,880 ter tickets. Some of this tax $ 4.94 (U ) In Tile Public lataraat 10:00 (18) Subeertpdon TV revenue goes toward the build FAMOUS CALIFORNIA MAKER SHIFTS a few imeing cars. 7:10 nS) Life of Riley (34) llie New Italtaa Hunter, Jack and Matmlly, there’d be s dosen (M) Rellsion and Arts 13: to (8) Movie Ulllan ...... 10,490 ing of monuments, a type of For comfort and fashion. In cottons, denims and prints. Values to $18. ar so ssrviuita aroimd. A man •too (34) At (U ) Movie Hutchinson, Keeney and construction that has high pri eaa get awfully thed of opening SEE BATUHDArW TV WEEK FOK COMPLETE UBTINO Lillian ...... 16,030 ority. Us own dmmpagne bottles day Jensen, Milton and Although few things are done ValuGS to $20. after day. Betty ...... 16,930 openly in Indonesia without SHIRTS AND BLOUSES Wal. tt was a lovsly dream Johnson, Herbert and govMiment approval, there is An assortment of solid colors, prints, sleeveless and short sieves. Sizes and tt kept me h^ipy to e years. Annabelle ...... 31,010 2i"3 Radio no luficlal government ban on 10 to 18. Values to $6. But now It Is amaAsd to smitb- Julian, Alphonse and films from western countries. eroens. I made the mistake of (Ihls Msthig teolndes only those news broadcasts of 10 or Alice ' ...... 16,420 rateute length. Some statloas carry other abort neTrseaats). Some officials assert that the eoafldteg my dream to a friend Madt to SeU fo r $115. Klar, James and Marjory 16,760 boycott should not have been $^.94 who Is expert toi tax and flnan- WDSO— 7:36 Public Affaire Kosikowaki, Alexander |launched without government STRETCH DENIM SLACKS JULY CLEARANCE SALE OF slal aaatters. •:U0 Lioas John 74aae 8:00 World Tonight and Josephine ...... 19,170 j 8:00 Dick Robinson 8:16 Ufe Line approval. Sisss 6 to 16. Values to $6. "Bow much money do you 1:0(| N ew t Stsn O ff 8:S0 Broadway Overture Kreysig, Oscar and While toe boycott has been ttitok tt would take you to live FttAT'CM 9:10 Best of Broadway Agnes ...... boon for Japsineae and some toe way you think a milUonslre t;uu tlaay Bd 8bov 10:16 Music to R ^ax By Krutainls, Alfred and Kvee?*’ be aSked. C:30 Newa Weather and Sport- 13:16 Sign Off other non-western films, there 7:00 Bdward P. Horsan w n o -is tt Lads, Pauline ...... has been criticism of some of TERRIFIC ASST. OF SKIRTS $^.94 "Why, a million doUars,’ ’ I re- 7:U Bd Hmes Show 6:00 OOP Oonvendon Leventoal, Allan and pUed. 1:30 Rim o n 11:16 Sports Final these imports. Published re In dacron and cottem, poplin, Rossi fabrics and amel Jersey. Asst, WINP—13M 13:00 Art Johnson Show Doris ...... views have said some of them He laughed. "Tou must be S:00 News wpop t4ia Masse, Roland and Doris of colors and styles. Values to $11. kidding. Anybody with only a 6:30 Radio Greater Hartford 6:00 Lou Terri Massolinl, Louis ...... highlight violence and sox and 6:46 I>owrII Thomas 7:00 Ken Orlftln are merely bad copies of bad million doUars who tried to live 7.00 News 13:00 Oerry Gordon Menschell, Bernard like that would wind up panhan So aoft, tha valvaty laathar . . . and Calvocoressi, John 37,060 American films. ALL WOOL CARDIGAN SWEATERS $ e . 9 0 dling on ttie Bowery tn less than ao bacoming, tha wadding ring ad- Milek, Michael and pfac montha. George ...... 28,600 Wisesf Time Sought By famous maker. Values to $9. "Tau’n have to upgrade your tar of pastel mink . . . tMa Im a Miner, Margaret ...... 16,610 draams. What you need is f26 Minlccuci, (jharles ...... 27,460 WASHINGTON — Forestry re mtlUon to too million—and even BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVINO aont in . which to faal poaiUvaly Morancey, Edmond and searchers are studying whether then yon might have to cut Juliette ...... 20,960 it Is wiser to fertilize the small down on your racing stable, and e DRIVEWAYS o PARKING LOTS baauUfuI. Slim and alagant hi tha Morianos, James ...... 24,600 keep your yacht tn drydock part tree seedlings in a forest plan BASKETBALL COURTS fashionable savan-aightha length Mortensen, Robert and tation and give their growth a of toe year." a GAB STATIONS a r "f- Christina ...... 16,060 AS Work Personally Supervised head start or wait till later and He left me crushed. Who at with alits at toe sldaa. Silver mist, Munson, Benjamin and avoid having fertilizer capital my age wants to hava a sudden Wa Ana 1*0% Inawed Josephine ...... 16,720 tied up as long as 20 years in a ACCESSORIES ly booat his dream fortune from with tourmaUna, antalopa brown McKinney, Everett ...... 36,620 growing tree. FAMOUS MAKER a miHkni dollars to fU million McKinney, Margaret ... 16,230 or so? It is hard to do. It Isn’t wtto autumn base saink odlan . Negro, George ...... 16,470 worth tt. S to 16 ateaa. Negro, Joseph ...... 24,790 JEWELRY GIRDLES Somebody Is always taking DE H AlO BROTHERS 3T Nichols, Stanley Jr. STRAW BAGS ths fun out of Hfe. And Inflation Tel. 643-7691—We Carry Jennite Sealer and Jean ...... 16,600 Reg. $6. Asst, styles. YFhlte Beads and earrings tn white Is taking a lot of toe fun out of Norris, James and and asst, eolors. dream t^. A fellow can hardly George N. and natural. Big value at a tiny price. J * \ A Betty ...... 16,310 afford tt anymore. Owren, Ole and Doris ... 16,200 Converse Several styles for choice. ▼ Paganis Caterers Inc. .. 48,260 BURTON’S OWN S, M, L. Values to $6.95. Patnode, Stanley ...... 22,190 PAINTING AND Pepin, Alexis and C2aire 26,090 Peace, Aldo and Iside . „ 21,080 , DECORATING SLIP SUMMER MESH Ponticelll, Domenic and PHONE 648-3904 Nylon tricot In proportioned Helen ...... 18,100 6 9 lengths. Lace trinfimed. 32 to HOSE — Call Evenings — to 40. White, pink and candle. JULY CLEARANCE AS LIHLE AS Porcheron, .Harold and Seamless, first quality. Sizes Phyllis ...... SI,660 Reg. $5. 8 ^ to 11. 2 lovely shades. Reg. 79c a pair. JULY CLEARANCE SALE 10% DOWN Vj slip Reg. $4 ... Of Quality Summer Men's Wear YOUNG CIRCLE SHOP will hold your soUetion GOWNS and KODEL BLEND SHOIS SUITS on our BEG. 4&M. PAJAMAS SLEEPWEAR GROUP OF NOW ...... 3 6 .9 9 Cotton knit waltz length ...... 1 6 .8 0 LAY-A-WAY PLAN gowns and shorty pajamas. Sleepcoat and waltz shift ■■a. 16.M. REO. M to. NOW . . . 3 1 .9 9 Reg. $4 and $6. gowns. S, M, L. Pink, blue, BERMUDA SHORTS $2.94 MOW . . . aaaaaaaaanaaaease 1 ■ 3.8 w^w 0w maize. Lace and emb. trim. ■■G., lS.i6. REG. U.00. MOW ...... 9 .80 NOW . . 2 7 .9 9 S H in OVER > REG. 16.M...... 730 CABANA SWTS NIGHT SHIRT SEERSUCKER GROUP OF R E a 1S.M. Acetate seersucker stripe MOW ...... 9 .9 9 sling shot jumper over solid JUMPER SHIRTS and BLOUSES $1.94 SPORT COATS REG. 11.66. cotton nite shirt. 8, M, L. 14- Of acetate-over cotton night ...... 8 .9 9 toirt. Reg. $6...... 2 7 .9 9 NOW . . . lae, maize, pink. Reg. $6. BEG. 16.96...... 8 .2 9 ...... 2 1 .9 9 NOW ...... 17 .9 9 SWIM TRUNKS BURTON'S SHOE STORE stretch Knitted Styles JULY CLEARANCE WALK SHORTS Vduea to 4.98 NOW 2 7 9 CHILDREN’S AND TREMENDOUS VALUES SPORT SHIRTS SWIM TRUNKS INFANTS’ snap crotch cotton over GIRLS’ DRESSES, all spring and Town and Country Red Cross OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY alls. Medium and extra A O summer 8 to 6x styles. Also 7 to 14 Caressa Coach and Four •aaaaaaaaaa 5 .9 9 Reg. Styles ■ ■ a S.W. REG. 4.96. PEHUMIDIFIER . . . Ideal large. Reg. $3. I # shifts and tennis dresses. Smartaires K i-Yaks MOW .. 4 J 9 NOW ... BN AM. TO R E PJI. Reg. $4. •2.90 REG. S.90. For Business Storage TODDLERS’ adorable play sets in »GG»GGa**«a«*aa«a 3 .79 MOW . . . GIRLS’ 7 to 14 2 pc. bath- O H THURSDAYS THi I PJL w u « 9 n*ww nwislura fiton liw dk In a Im^ solids and prints. Siies »1.90 r ...... 3.19 Rsgularlj^ $8. ing suits. Reg. $6. JACKETS ip loem gofe for bookEr iGOOidi, Sues 8 to 6x, $2.90. , to 1 0 __ y. Movablnfromplacttoploon OIRLB’ 4 to 14 sotton PJ8 In shorty SPORT SHIRTS 1 0 2 9 ______^ Ffug9 In CRiywiMrG wtrimil tondcri TODDLERS’ 2 pc. short sets. Boxar Bwahirigr 0» to $16. IMNB LOC. TAUnW TO «J6 wMno. ^ iipafcte^dnliuniaW w a tj^ shorts with print tops. M l and Capri lengths. AA NOW . . . ••GWtoG• • • • GanO O G O G GO 7 2 9 Reff. 84. 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two dietslens differed. Where Justlee School Board to Consider Kenya Chief Itstham had seen only the harddiip in Inside Statens :Vote8 South WUtd$or volved in makhig small ohildreB shift U O fIM Y from the sdioM across the street to one es Verplanck Principalship Assmdied hy Hold Steady Gtizen School Rei^rt F ind PM I dLUtNHIS a iT m a IS traffic croastngB away. Justice Mar gett noticed some hardship, but consid by Tha Vervlanck BrtiQOl prlncl-^daUoBB of Ite credit evaluatloB British^ Youth I CtoMMr JK, .. «S-4|68 Rowlud Efum Jr. Fot Scranton -Presented to Superiniendietit Legally Sane J t ^ k ^ d a r a - eommlttea and decided to iw- ered it more than balanced by school palship will be under consioera- view the committee's review Robert D. Norsk (OeathiBeS from Page Obs) board evidence that was planning and (OeatiBBed from Page Six) tOoBtlBiied from Page One) tlon tomorrow night at 7:80 at of the case. getting something more than racial bal The board of education lasMwltbout contacting tha suparln- SAN FRANCaSOO -r Ae the tendeht first. The . Item was a board of education niaetlng in The comnilttee'e procedure to cautktns" by the British author ance in its proposed tranirfers. Pairing unspoken wAtehword of Um 16m him, Slbal denounced tha Com- night turned over the cltlsena knows the nature of the crime to evaluate each teacher's addi mtmrf Branma Bxoap* Suadari again piaead on tha aganda for Hennet Junior High. ities. 1^ told reporters Kenyatta pa. ntarad •tui* Post ortlc* at the taro schools in question arould reduoe Re^bUcan National CkMiYantlon, munlsta, tha Ku Ktaix Klan, and oommittaa report on kiadtrgar- -the July 28 board meeting. and charges against him. tional education on the basts of did not regard the attack as In Mlaa Catherlna. Shea, an edu the courses they taka. AH Omb.. m i aeona CIm i Mall one ochooTs pupil load per teacher from the white Mcktaab la articulated the Join Mrcb Soelaly. tens and Junior Mgb to Um new In Ite final action the board Dr. Swain also reported that cator for 47 years, was the dicative of British opinion. -L only occaalonally in ao(t whis Ha said that “thesa fraq^a do tuparlntendsnt of ae h o o 1 s, aiipointod Cbailea Watnar. aa courses are supposed- to be The attack came as Kenyatta 36.6 to 36.6, thus getting rid of some pers — as whan Qm. James not share in the tnfflUona or Reyes was under internal Streas principal tmtll bar ratlrament in "clearly related." Maxaotta con ■ppKaupnuN RATaa Charles Warner. financial aacrotary tor tba and waa remorseful over June. She began her teaching was leaving his hotel to go to _ fi55$ie fal AdPAdrmac* serious present overcrowding, and would Rhodes at OMo eonfarrad pri beliefs of American democracy board. tends that the courses he took Marlborough House for the con vately with Gknr. William Seran- or of the RepubUcan party." In turning over the report, Tobeffa death. career In Manchester In 1618 are within the framework of the also be accompanied by increased provi "He wantdd to Wll himself.” nnd was principal at Verplanck ference session. sion of textbooks and teaching aids. So ton her* last wadi. "The Republican party must chairman of the board D. P. board's policy; the subcommit Outside the hotel, the British Scranton was amaaad aver glaaBWClata ttartf m m anch Dr. Swain said. since Its construction In 1646. tee says they don’t Justice Margett held that even pupils Cbvanaufh aakad a “ataff me An electroence^alogram was Fascists, who advocate white Rhodes's deciskm to withdraw groitpa, ba said. "Let us do so morandum to UM board to veri Public Records The superintendent’a office Annual reports on summer supremacy, were holding a dem UjOtBMBUR or who were being inconvenienced would as Ohio’s favorlta son candidate, here loBlglit wWle wa allll hare stdmlntetered to Reyes Monday expects to complete studies of school enrollment and the re onstration against Kenyatta. BTHD PRUSB delivering the bulk at his big fy tha facte behind the report.” by Dr. Donnellv at the Institute ports of the athletic director AmSutt^rSim ia^eiuaiTal)' •ntMled receive some benefits in a better educa a ctaaaea,” ba plaadad. Cavanaugh said he agreed War rantee Deeds of living tn Hartford. candidate qualifications and Police said a member at the IM rapubPicaM al aH ■§«• ^ delegation Into tha bands at Sen. have recommendations for the and the director of adult educa smaU, poiltlcally weak party, ft tion. And he held that, so long as such Natlonsl commlttaawoman with the major portions of the Anna 8. Hanaen to W. Harry Dr. Donnelly said that the «n£t«4 lo it or M fltMfviM eroK- Barry Ctoldwatar. Hadn’t Babatta Rmnaoboff Joiiiad the report and that the board BngUnd, proparty at 96 Cedar board’s consideration. tion will be submitted. Three of was addressing a group of fol ' papor and alaa tta (soal aawa aab- benefits arere present, the transfer or Rhodes spent much at the last procedure, which measures the board’s standing commit lowers over a loud speaker and four Goldwater dalagataa tn vot should vote on a policy. St. electrical emissions from areas The board will also consider et rapublMauoa at apaeial abi- dered could not be held Infalld Just be six months privaUly bemoan ing against tha proposed plaak. WUlani L. Robinson and Bar tees, building, educational poli shouting Instructions. p i ^ ra also m urrst ing the disastrooa Impact on W. L. Booth, chairman of the of the brain. Indicated that an a program to be submitted by cies, and personnel, will submit cause it also was seeking something in kfrs. Ransobotf also voted cltteans committee, stated that bara 8. Robinson to Ignasio Ot- One of the men dashed for HarriiM’t Ohio Republican candidatea of tone and Eleonora Ottooa, prop- abnormality existed In one area. college Dean Dr. Frederick W. reports. Kenyatta, and the scuffle en Tka Batald Prtattns Comu the realm of racial balance in the Gk)Mwater aa Presidential nomi with the Goldwater delegates with the opening of the Eli The abnormality is related to Lowe Jf. on a proposed series The board will have no regu Your tuianclai raapoaUb against a second extremist Terry Elementary School in the arty at 2SH W. Mtddla * ^ e . impulsive, tmcontrollable and Ir- sued. Police later charged the nrora appoariag la schools. nee? Harry W. Garrlty, Stanlay of forums on city planning. The lar meetlnga during the remain man, Martin AHen Webster, 21, DOWNTO¥fN rsartfni matttr tn Tbo Perhape it was the argument wMch amendment to tba platform, and fall of 1666, there should be restable acts by the Individual, request for the program was der of the summer but will at Jim Rhodes, bluff and ftnial, the elvll rigbts and nuelaar room for public klndergartena Bray and Gladys Bray to Leo- a London clerk, with assaulUng SfotioiMn made the difference. Perhape it was the ,ve Scranton a blunt answer cadla G. Tomuslak, property oft Dr. Donnelly said under cross- originally made by the Town tend to business as It accumu Kenyatta, assaulting police and oUontnt of IL & A. SsrMML arms amendmants. This would mean concentrat examination. Board of Directors. lates. Ra; irasantaQraa -• Tfea ^ Identity of the Judge which, in each case, X'n their hotel room chat. Rhodes But she stressed afterward ing Grades 7 and 8 in two or Pilgrim Lane. Before Reyes' case comes to using threatening behavior with araejr — Now Tofli made the difference. But what has hap said he had become convinced that she would vote for Scran throe alcmentary schools. L m adia 6. Tomuslak to Har trial, two proceedings must be When first prepared, Atty. intent to provoke a breach of that the white backlash In in old W. Garrlty, Stanley Bra; John S. O. Rottner asked that WHAT A CADDIE! the peace. OPEN o r CDtOOLA. pened is that the same s c ^ l board pol ton today. In using this plan. Booth and Gladys Bray, property completed: The findings of a LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Jdhn Hutchins Tyndall, 30 dustrial communities Ilka Qeve- "I intend to vote for Mr. said it would mean that the coroner’s Inquest, now being the Idea be scrutinised In de icy has been held, inside of foiu: days, by land and Youngstown would addition to the high scliool Pilgrim Lane. tail and thoroughly planned After purchasing 100 practice leader of the British Fascist MONDAYS JrartlaiBg c iq ^ a booni push Goldwater and the rest of Scranton unleaa tha delagatlon conducted by Atty. Herbert Han- golf balls, Paul Grubbs made movement, was charged with py — 1 p.m. m da*. judges of equal r u k in the name cou|t, as a whole changes its mind. would also have to be ready In Quitclaim Deeds nabury, Tolland Ck)unty coroner, and resubmitted. The wiperln- YEAR 'ROUND 17 — 1 p.m 2fon4ar the Republican ticket to victory the fall of 1966. Earl R. Daggett Jr. to Esther and the Impaneling of a grand tendent’s office and the dean’s arrangements to drive to the Insulting language. to be legal and illegal. What happens in his state. I will follow what I consider L. Daggett, property at 200 Ly front of his office, where a man Kenyatta returned to his hotel next? Both decisions will, of course, be the dictates of the state conven Booth said all this would de Jury to consider the evidence office have now completed this room after the scuffle and re — 1 am. Rhodes Is by no means the dall St. against Reyes. study. would hand them to him. Just appealed, to some higher court on which tion back home." pend on whether South Wind Ignasio Ottone and Eleonora as the man stepped out the mained for 15 minutes before a Rubber Stamps lay —1 P-! only battle • hardened ReMbli- Mrs. Ransohoff said she cast sor’s growth stayed within es An appropriation of $1,500 leaving for the conference. I d^Une: 10:10 ABL aaflk day at another set of human beings, consider can who bellevee tbie. we re Ottona to Margaret T. Leavitt, was approved by the direetora door, the paper sack split and ozcapt Saturaay — 1 a.BL her votes against tha proposed timates of commlttaes and the property at 38 W. Middle Tpke. Baby Feeder Netc ing all arguments and Issues, will decide ported from the Republican Na amendments because she con former superintendent of tar the program. 100 golf balls dribbled Into the tional Committee meeting in Markaret T. Leavitt to Igna The caee of Joeeph Maaaotta heavy rush-hour traffic. Organ Transutorined Wednesday, July 16 which human being in the lower court sidered them "a phony attempt schools, Merle Woodmansee. sio Ottone and Eleonora Ottona, PARIS — A Frenchman haa jf J Denver a year ago that the Re to strengthen what was already The board approved the pay will be reconsidered. A high Grubbs’ secretary, Mrs. Mar was right publican party was well on its property at 38 W. bUddle Tpke. Invented a nipple device for tha Toomba, ran outside and re WASHINGTON — A four-oc- a strong platform." ment of 116,061 in bills and AtteehmeBt of Real Eatato feeding aoUd foods to Infants or school industrial arte teacher, Quite conceivably, within both the let way to becoming the white $18,748 for payroll. Maxaotta is appealing three trieved evei^ one of them. tave, four-"volce," transistor man’s party, harnessing the She said she did not think the Tba Roger Sherman Transfer young animals. Ths basic parts ized organ has been developed „Why Tamper With Perfectkm?. ter and the spirit of the law, but not 1,300 delegates at the cenven The town council recently ap Oo. against Kenneth A. Miller, of the device are the nipple, previous r e f u e l to grant him within the troubled understanding of white majority’s anger against tlon "make up a deliberative advanoement on the salary Coach Harry (Peanuta) Low- for Army chaplains’ services In the black minority’s demands. propriated $12,500 for the board one parcel at 70 Fcdey Bt. and with Its open end fixed to a the field. It can be run off the body with which to dot I's, cross of education to cover a deficit another on Broad 6t„ $300. aelMdtile. The board at Its last rey of the ralladelphla Phils Toward the small hours of thli mom* parents, both lower court Judges may be Now the forecast has become rlngUke frame, and a nlppla- rtarted with Moline, III., in 1687. battery of any military vehicle. Inf, It bsfan to become apparent even to found to have ruled correctly in their in reality. T's, add sentences, and delete in their budget Tha Beacon light and S ^ y holdlng collar. meeting rejected the recommcB' words.” Oo. against J o s ^ and Rena the moot passionate partisan of the Re dividual cases. Indeed, the preacncs of the ■The board needed $28,439 to white backlash tactic was felt She said the proposed amend cover their entire deficit. Macalona, proper^ at 111 Fer publican National Convention underdofs Bo add this to the troubles and per all last week as the Piatforfn ments were an obvious attempt Woodmansee noted that with guson Rd„ $13,000. that It would become something of an plexities of our time. Sometimes you Committee drafted the weakest to embarrass Goldwater.” tha opening of Orchard Hill Harry A. Rlker, New Toft 986 MAIN ST. - TEL. 648-6171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6:80 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS artistic blunder if the platform so care can't even find out, not even from the Republican civil lights plank in Plnney, bowever, said the Elementary School from March City, against Andrew L. Rlker memory. A minority of the com amendments were "an effort to Jr. and Eleanor Rlker, property fully prepared by the convention majori courts themselves, what the law Is. make clear the position of the to June 80 the board spent mittee was heartsick. The mi $11,074. Marriage Uocnece ty should be adjusted or civUlaed even nority included Rep. Clark Mac party on major issues that had John Paul Aubut, 91 Oak In any minor detalL Gregor of Minnesota, a mod been muddled up in the pre-con Woodmansee said the reduc St., and Nancy Griffin Cook, 85 vention campaign.” tion# were made by the town What would be the profit in dressing 4.5 Pounds A Year erate conservative but a strong Olcott St., July 17. St. Mary’s up, in Isolated fashion, any one particu- supporter of civil lights and of He said the platform as adopt council over which the board Elplscopal Church. 1 ed was "acceptable but does had no control. These reduc uu 9 p.»»- . lar parafraph or section of such a docu- Scranton. Wiliam Rogers Dickenson. Down in Suffolk County, Long Island, Thus, when Scranton aaked not go as fgr aa It should In tions were in fuel, electricity Bristol, and Muriel Mikolelt, 21 THURSDAYS mentT there has been an unexpected measure these areas." and principals' salaries. Woodland St., July 18, Chun* for suggestions In a midnight Sibal said afterward that the Why spoil, for any small touch of san- ment of the amount of Junk that goes strategy session attended by 60 The board also spent $3,165 of the Assumption. ' Ity, the intellectual and spiritual har Photo^aphed By Reginald Pinto key Scranton delegates last Sun amendments were defeated be Building Permit* FRIDAYS through the mall. cause too many delegates on an adult evening school and OF MANCHESTER mony ths document possessed in its own JABBERWOCK AT BAY? day night (July 12), MacGregor $13,067 for a pension plan To Thomas Dawkins for Sey What happened down on Long Island, took the floor. He declared re viewed them as part of the Gold- mour Kudlow, alterations to natural state? water-Scranton fight. which had not been included in to make this measurement possible, liance on the white backlash in its budget. dwelling at 81 Milford Rd As the document itself was being read, the November campaign might "In my Judgment," he said, $ , . shouldn't happen anywhere. And, if the "Goldwater would have been Woodmansee stated the 2 200 and snatches of Its sweet logic, its posl- result in the party’s ultimate board had returned $7,800 In To Armstrong Corp. for Hen statute of limitations Intervened, the destruction. strengthened In his candidacy ry Clark, swimming pool at 39 . live intellectual appeal, its idealistic A Thought for Today by these planks — certainly in 1962-63 and $17,000 in 1961-62 pledges to the causes of human brother- rural mailman responsible, now an aged MacGregor then asked wheth school years. Green Manor Rd., $2,844. Invalid, would be prosecuted and pun Jimmy Sponsored by the Manchester er Scranton supporters should the areas of large population." To Ronald Maynard, new N ew! Simmons Hide-A-Beds ' hood and the possibilities of world peace, Council of Churches talk about this diuiger In their Sibal's advocacy of the ex Board chairman Cavanaugh dwelling at 786 Tolland Tpke., ished. A Weighty Matter tremist plank got him into hot > could all be heard, one was forced to desperate effort to stop Gold- lasued a proposed statement of $10 ,000. wonder why the convention minority, if What he did, this R.F.D. deliverer on ‘Sons of Ood’ water. There ivas also discus water with a prominent Gold policy on the tax-sheltered an To Lloyd 8. Moody for James Long Island, was to just not bother to sion of giving greater publicity water delegate from his owr nuity plan for teachers. It was they were so reckless and impulsive as Breslin 'The whole creation is on district at a state caucus earlier Cooper, new dwelling at 188 to a nasty little tiff between to beoome troublemakers over three lit deliver the mail he thought he could accepted by the board. Ferguson Rd., $17,000. Custom-covered in Scotchgard and Zepel fabrics classify as worthless. tiptoe to see the wonderful Goldwater and George Parker in the day. "']^a income tax law was tle sections of the platform, didn't go all n e w YORK — 'nger looked pocket and took out a gold ball Ing a crime. The Interview was sight of the son of Ood coming of the District of (Columbia, the Gordon Reed of Greenwich, Instead of delivering it, he dumped it amen / \ *A«U1UM51SS AVlU4ilHU MAilUUJ), MANUULblttM, U>MM^ WJlii>MJtidUAX, JULY U, IVH • r t'B B B B iX*’ >"i Vii'' 7 :r T t'SiiBvriilisStolltori!lW " 'Kv;,. • . ,/v ^ r ‘ " about the costs a s a profligate expected the final figures to will miggo&t ^lat uaiversittea In traveling salesman with a pock provide "some good news.” general put more effort into Police Arrests etful of credit cards.” deaUng with urban problanns. Events in Nation WASHINGTON (AP) - WASHINGTON (AP)—The President Johnson is planning a fuhing Guttrdt Planned Munea A. Ferris, 4S, SaM WABHINaTON (AP)—T»i« «c-< >for a crab feast,” Hardy said, government spent less during series of meetings with educa HaMord, was ptoked up yes tors to suggest action along sev tatit to which detonoo contrac- and described another as “a the fiscal year which ended MIAMI, na. (AP)-Dne of terday morning on warrant lavish party for which several June M than the 198.8 billion eral lines. ton provide pwlies. »ifU and the last avenues of escape from from Circuit Court 12 charging other epecial actlviUee tor their thousand dollars were spent for dollars which was the last offi Francis Keppel, U.S. commis Communist Cuba—fishing boats employes at government « - liquor and beer.” cial estmate. Budget Director sioner of education, said a limit —may be sealed off by a new him with non support pense will be studied at a pubUc Defense procurement regula Hermit Gordon informed Presi ed number of school people regulation requiring guards to Ferris was arrested by Bast tions permit reasonable costs to dent Johnson. He didn't tell would be called to Washington accompany fishermen, a newly hearing next week. newsmen how much less. Hartford polios and taken toi Rep. Porter Hardy, D-Va., employers for employe morale soon to discuss school integra arrived exile said today. the Manchester sUUon where' and recreational expenditures, To a question, he said it tion and means of carrying out The refugee, GUberto Heman- eaid the House Armed Services he posted a bond of $300. His subcommittee f6r special inves I Hardy said, adding the commlt- "might be a good assumption" the 1984 Civil Rights Act. He des, 28, said he and seven com tigations will start hearings I tc wants to find out the re that the budget deficit also will said Johnson will urge broader panions fled in a fishing boat court data is July 27. Tuesday, looking into expenses gulations are being Interpreted be smaller than the last esti compliance with the Supreme shortly before the decree be Lawrence B. Humanson, 32, charged under cost-plus and ' and applied. mate, which was $8.8 billion. Court's 1964 school desegrega came effective. of 1077 Main St., was charged ! "Some defense contractors Pinal figures are being com tion decree. Since Prime Minister Fidel last night with breach of peace PARKADE other typea of government con appear to exercise restraint in piled.'he said, and may be rea At other meetings, Keppel ' Castro's regime fortified Cuba's in a domestic problem. Human- tracts. son is free under bond of $100 One case to be looked into in passing on such costs to the dy for announcement by the end said, Johnson will urge that coasts late in May, fishing boats volves "the flying of a plane government," Hardy said, but of the week. Johnson told a state universities do more to ' have been almost the only ones and is to answer the charge in load of crabs across the country "others seem as concerned news conference last week he help solve state problems, and I making it here. court July 27. OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY 10 A.M. tiU 9 P.M. DAYS f /00 Stemain Tropica! SUITS Peg. 29.95 HOW 2 J M Spacia/ Group: 55% DACRON* pofyostor, 45% WORSTED TROPICAL SUITS reduced te 32.88 PABBABEDSTS Pick from hundreds of bargains throughout the store«..many SS% DACROH - 35% COTTON priced at our lowest prices ever! Come early for best choice! In light .CENTBt SPORTCOATS tropical weights Sorry, no phone orders. 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CVBNINO XEttALD, XANCEDBBTBB, CiOMN, WEDNBTOAY, JULY 16, 1964 >, JCANCSBintt, OOKH^ W1DN16DAY, JULY 16, Auiomated Banking Sought Sdiobl U nits d tke MANCHESnR PARKAK To Beat the Flood of Checks Subm it PJan By SAM DAWSON ♦tom ot your d^cMk known as EU- AP BusineM Nona Analyst B. n ew YORK (AP)—Many of This la bow It works: T o Integrate the nation’s leading bankers a rt The Eiffl iyatem uses fiis ba ; In New York this week to tackle sic digits of aero to nine, pMe , i^mHXXJNUEB NOW HAS the problem of one kind of flood four special controlN aynibola»m1 for libCKBONV, (AP)—Tiro BBRHU'S eontroL- That’s (be handling of the bank’e anpUoatlaEi. When personal checka, which have the benk prints your K^wol boania bavo submitted check, special ink Imprtaita your plans Is a federal Jodfe to dese nearly doubled in number In the last 10 years. The outpouring is account number on the bank gregate first grade alassrooms expected to double again In the draft in these digits and sym hi the tell, signaWng the • 5 popular flavon o itiiai' STOipis IN' a top'guirilty” MANCHESTER FARKADE, MANCHESTER • Phone 643-9S61' BLOOMFIELD DSL — OMN WmNISDAY, THURSDAY, RRIDAy 'HIOlfTS'TItL’f 'MA? >|iOIL,.TUlSa SAT* — 10 a made especially fpr ’ OPEN iVERY NWHT n a t • SATWOAYS T ia 4.P.M. * NBWINOTON ns by a leading dairy H . 'v.- X■ u - m I-, ' i r ' mother at two, Aad an open mf ™$?^B*she Btartad ouii|*ilH m ety pin in her hmg ter 14 years P i M Manor Rd "We want Barry", rolled down etudent tultioQ at the Com lag Ua$—you know, ona of tboae ^ colored entertainers. We are etookina Corner Cemetory, might dkdsSd tiw neceesdry m munity College vrill be under for the board to get arouad wouldn’t move. The head 'broka from the galleries, mixed with read. a ^ , foU-coCored pins for lib- dring three &0-mthute shows as K m a ^ W ^ ^ count bWero the first call of the 2. A list of the persons read- dtocuBslon at the Citiaens Ad this state of affairs, but the and was withdrawn. of fhe Parkada Only boos end cheers. Often the New bens and things,” she said. . an experiment. If they work out, rrienOi may can at tbo states even was completed. Ing the specific passage. visory Council mooting Monday board finally autboitoed the ad- That was a An Associated P ress York governor, who had made Tben fhe swallowed It-stlH we may axtend the aeries.” Carlson Funoral Home, Now 'Survey 3. A record ot tiioee who fall at the high eehool. mintotration to aixang* ttiey tiied sg sin s m to * showed that Goldwater headed some slashing attacks on Gold- open. She tried to cough It im. maneuver topouclit The show will use some of the Specialt. . . Durinq Parkodc Pays Britain, tomorrow from 7 to • water in primary campsdgns, the reading teat and the reasons bida on a revtood. Mrstem, bff She called a doctor, who told into nominatioB day with 806 The meeting will take place Wg Negro names of ehow tousl- p.m. was drowned out by boos in the for the failure. at 7:80 in the Faculty Lounge. which repairing of the snitti her not to worry aa long votes while Scranton had IW. A Justice Department driveway leg and the reauifao- Mrs. Leavy saW Hie to nees, including Americans. It Goldwater’s total Included 118 middle of a sentence. Committee member Christie there waa no pain. continue awlmming, barenlnton will also glva a chance to new Oteries P. Byaa Afterward he aaid K was all spokesman said the interim McCormick made the propoeal, ing of the entire ^^rtveway with Mrs. Leavy purwed an aettvs votes committed by primary two indies of bituminous oon- and volleyball. But Hie stopped comers. Charles P. Ryan, *8, of Troaa- "part of the American political agreement will be. reviewed for a 8 per oint tuition re Ufe over the next years, svrtm- amoklnig so as not to Irrltafo M r elections, 287 by convention in scene" and hadn’t bothered him later this year in an effort to orete would auffloe. An addi mlng, playing badm lnt», hik The Arst of the series will ■re Island, St. Poteroburg, Fla., structions, and 90 by personal duction for each course passed, hmffs during convalescence. M e have the dancing Clark brothers formerly of Manchester, died personally. He said that Gold find a permanent solution to to the oouncU at tiie annual tional bid for oWng the park ing, dotag housewortt and anok- •ays Hie won’t take It up again. pledges. ’The other 370 favoreo water’s supporters had "seen to the problem. ing area 'will also be iRcluded. —Jimmie and Stevie — bom in yesterday at Ms home after a him but were not committed. meet^. At the community Ing. PhUadelidila, Pa. IJL > jdiort illness. It that their friends were here." college workaMp in May, for Ihe fuel oil oontract for tiia None of Scranton’s votes were Mrs. Barry Goldwater, wife of tho Hebron Voluntaar tea da- "We’ve had tha breaks here Bom in Manchester on Aug. Vicker$ Strikm Vote mer state eiuoation coAimto- 1966 elementary adioql year has iriu In OohnnWa, Aug.. 9. An pledged or bound. the expected presidential nomi been awarded to the Hampden partmant and the only time we go back to t, 1900, the son of the late Pat Besides Scranton, Goldwater aloner Dr. Flnto Engleman told old cottage still be burned m nee, occupied a front-row box WATERBURY (AP) — Un Oil Co. with a bid of .0014 per America now Is for a vacation,” rick and Mary Camey Ryan, he would have a number of other area educatora tkat high tui rt of the drinr There’s noth- seat at the then-quiet convention ion worker! vota today on gallon. ^.•aehealar Eveniag ■etald itevle says. was employed as a clerk by formal opponents. These would tion charges deprive financially St Uks a Are to draw a crowd. Also booked to singer Joy while former President Dwight whather to and thalr li-d a y The miSt oontraot for the Hebron correspondent, Mias ^ Cheney Broe. until hie retlre- include Gov. Nelson A. Rocke poorw students of educational TeaeMag Part-TtaM Marshall, 22, who came from D. Elsenhower addressed the strike at Viekani Inc. omrertunlties. He noted that elementary sdiool 1s a'warded •Ml B. Pandletaa. talapiMiM M S' mmt eight years ago. He was a feller of New -York, who has Tentativa agfaemant was •^1— Nancy Goff of Orean- New York 18 months ago. She 8-TRANSISTOR RADIO delegates. this was the worst aspect of to Dart’s Dairy, Manohaster, at S454 member of CampboHl Council, withdrawn from the convention Elsenhower, given an ovation, reached between management wich, appotoM to the new posi has the second lead to the new • Keep things eeol or hot for days 1 'YEAR BBRVIOB GUARANTEE K ni^ts of Columbus, and a for technical reasons. the Manchester college. .066 per cardboard oontalner. tion of art teacher at the ele urged the Republicans to avoid and labor laat night after an The board will also near a re musical "M oggie May.” e Rnstproof — Waterproof former parishioner of 8t. Jamee* eight hour aeeaion with fed A chicken barbecue to Khed- mentary school, srlU t*«*h t ^ Pumpkin Flakes Good FREE: SUN H ELM CT Others were expected to In factional strife and renew their uled for Sunday next, sponsored e Light aa a feather ChUK*. strength "from the founUln of port on the Nike site by Council and-a-haU-days each week in the • EarPtaf e LeaMier ease clude Sen. Margaret Chase eral and state mediators. by the Amston Lake Improve WASHINOTON—Dry pump He is survived by his wife, Details of the proposed new Chairman Matthew M. Moriar- Hebron school, and the other e Battery e Tremendous Fewer e Keeps hot eun adf head Smith of Maine, Sen. Hiram unity.” Signs reading "W e still ment Association at the Amston kin and sweet-potato flakes Mrs. Elsie McCormick Ryan. like Ike" bobbed up and down contract were not d l^ os^ ty. The Keeney Bt site has been two-and-a-haU-day# in the Por Deaths Yesterday COOLER CHEST Fong of Hawaii, former Rep. Lake Hall. are esUblishing themselves aa Pnlto ever IS stattona e Vaiy light and eeol The funeral will be held Sat Walter H. Judd of Minnesota as Elsenhower and his wife Members of local 1335, In under study to determine ter school, Columbia. urday at 9:30 a.m. from the walked beaming dovm the long whether It is suitable for educa Take your choice of two serv useful bakery materials. The COPENHAGEN, Denmark and Michigan Gov. George ternational Association of Ma ings, 1 p.m. or 2:30. Reserva The school board at Arst United States Depertmsn* of Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main platform to the speakers’ ros chinists, walked off their jobs tional purposes. Moriarty will (AP)—Prince Axel of Denmark, Romney. Alaska delegates had tions should be made at once planned for only two days of Agriculture developed the proc St., with a Maas of requiem at at midnight, July 1, when report on the community col 78, uncle of King Frederick DC not made up their minds to trum. , , through Mrs. Emery Taylor, or art weekly, but a half day was ess used In drying them. Itomp- Rdf* St! Janies’ Church at 10. Burial which candidate the lead-off An arms-raised salute by^ their contract with the eom- lege aspect of this study. approved later. This still cost and chairman of the East Asia R w . J .M . Mrs. John DicMnsdn. kln pie made with flakes is ScouU are already arrtvftig at VaBey Forge, F a , thrasriag up a .t® R«g. 10.95. will be In Bswt Cemetery. Elsenhower before he began pany expired. The 38-acre site declared gov tic Company, trading, shipping state would yield. School Painting Oontraot only $100 more in the budget, said to have a flavor equal to scouts. Hero, ecouts from Ctoveland, Ohio, erect a NASA space Full IS Quart SiM. Friends may caK at the fu Scott, who engineered the los speaking brought down the Picketing by the 430-mem ernment surpliu by the Federal and will be worth the extra. and industrial trust, died Tues neral home F^day from 7 to 9 General Services Administration The paUnting contract at the that made with canned or fresh day during hospital treatment tent area, while other ecouts sot up bents and Aeld kitchens. (A P Photofox) ing platform fight, aaid there house. ber local proceed a number ______' 1 - ; "We must learn,” Eisenhower has buildings and utility Instal elementary school, for summer Briefs pumpkin. for bronchial diseMe. p.m. would be "no turning back” so of incidents outside the plant’a The Hebron Dairy Herders told the delegates, "that when lations In plaqe. The federal work, has been awarded to Al BAD KISSINGEN, Germany seeing tours to New- York, Phil- far as Serknton is concerned. gates. Dooly of Marlborough, at $288, 4-H Club and leader, Frank DIES OF INJURIES Kdward O. Sheehan He predicted the governor will any Republican concerns him Most involved puahing and government has assured the (A P )-^ oel Brand, 58, Israeli adelphla and Washington—and though $4$ over the amount es Rich, took part ’Tuesday In the BRISTOL (AP)—A Bristol pitch their two-man tents on the Edward C. Sheehan, 62, of go down to the balloting wire, self too much in condemning shoving. A car entering the town priority of purchase. man Injured In a car accident journalist who was Adolf Eich- this or that faction of decent Rensselaer Pol rtechnic Insti timated. Tolland County 4-H Dairy mann’S emissary during World Jamboree Feedbag 1,900-aore site where George East Hartford, father o f Mrs. despite the obvious odds against company groimds was hit by an 3 Judging tour, conducted July 6 died yesterday at Bristol H William Whitaker of 79 people In the party, he is hurt- tute in South Windsor, a grad Herbert L. Johnson has been War n in the Nazi’s unsuccess Washington’s tattered Revolu him. egg. Nails wars also dropped given the contract for installa through H artford County hospital. tionary War army spent the | Santlna Dr., died yestentoy at At one point ’Tuesday, Scran ing himself end the party.” in the roadway. Pickets uate school, is considering relo He was Stanley E. Kaslk, M. ful attempt to swap one mllUcn ^ e r e was a roar of applause tion of four drains in front of farms. winter of 1777-78. dt. Fr*i\clfl Hartford. ton said: "It isn’t so much a claimed the nails were dropped cating, and town officials hope His car struck a utility pole on Jews for 10,000 American when Elsenhower condemned the elementary schook, at $290, The next meeting of the trucks, died Tuesday at Bad Costs S l.l Million Already 766 scouts from 40 na Ho is survived by his wife, question of whether we win as to Interest RPI In the Nike site. iiecTiuc AIR MATTRESS "sensation-seeking” newspaper from a car that crossed the which is $10 less than estimated. board of education will be held Farmington Ave., police said. •AVE MONET ON HAIROUTB another daughter, a brother that we demonstrate to all The council will also consider Kissingen, a German spa. tions outolde the United States, columnists and commentators. picket line. So the town gets a little ahead July 23, at which time reblds Besides his parents, Kaslk SHAFTSBURY, Vt. (AP)— wemmtnuMKwoemwma and three grandchildren. America that there are persons The company, objecting to an executive committee report leaves two brothers and two sis Gmlng pool. And Ice cream? A including 418 from Canada, are CHARCOAL LIGHTER He urged the delegates to ignore appointing representatives to here. on p a v i^ will be opened. Bradford Smith, 55, historian By LEE LINDER registered. The funeral will bo held Fri in our party who do feel this the manner in which the pick IVllllam J. O’DonneU Jr., l^ios ters. Funeral services will ba quarter of a million dippers 10-PIEOE BARBER SET their "divisive efforU.’’ lobby for favorable state legis The local Are department Is and author, died Tuesday of VALLEY FORGE, Pa. (AP) The major highlight of tho day at 8:16 a.m. from the New- way." eting was conducted, sought an been accepted as a member of held tomorrow. fuU. T r l ^ aero enbter will ssit Ane hair k iA and Whitney Funeral Responding to cries of lation on community colleges. scheduled to take part hi a Are cancer. An educator at Colum There wUl be no food ehortage jamboree—excepting the hoped- Goldwater, commenting 'more," Elsenhower described injunction to limit it. The in Butchers will cut up 2,200 Home, SIS Burnside Ave., East bia, Bt. Paul’s University and for the eatimated 82,006 Boy steer to get 25,000 pounds of for appearance of President through an aide on the develop such columnists and commenta junction waa to have been Bennington College, he also re 2.98 Vslae Hartford, with a solemn Mass argued In Superior Court, Hart Scouts who will camp out In his steak for the gala windup 1 Johnson at one giant campfire ments, said: ‘"The Republican tors as people "who couldn’t -.'rr wi| w vised English courses taught to gathering—will he "American of requiem at St. Christopher s convention is reflecting the con ford, today. dinner on Thursday, July 2$. $ e . 9 9 care less about our party.” Japan during the 30s and in re toric Valley Forge Park during Heritage Day” on July 18. ’This lU f. 10.95. Church, East Hartford, at 9. servative majority in the Re Disagreement over working To cook the food around 16,880 Rig. Sen. Thruston B. Morton of sent years directed an interna their sixth National Jamboree climaxes a national program a U gM e Are to mtositM Burial WHl be in St. Marjra publican party.” conditions had been the major emmpAres the boys will burn Cemetery, Bast H ^ord. Kentucky, the convention’s per tional summer school at Ben July 17-28. cosponsored throughout the e N o danger of eptoshliig Agliber IMA Goldwater was away from his manent chairman, called on the obstacle to a settlement, im- nington. It will take 106 railroad freight up 248 tons of charcoal. Friends may call at the fu ion officials maintained, but de There will be no dishwashing. year by the Boy Scouts and I hotel headquarters for more Republicans t o '’“ stick a pin in cars and hundreds of trucks to Freedoms Foundation. neral homo tonight from 7 to than nine hours ’Tuesday. Ed tails of the diffeivncea were bring in the tuns of meat. Ash, The scouts will use 8.6 million 9 and tomorrow from 8 to 6 the bright bubble that Lyndon BEES TAUC BY SMELL ward K. Nellor, his press secre Johnson to building around never made public. LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — vegetables, bread, cake and paper cups and plates at meal and 7 to 9 p.m. time. Their only K.P. will he to HAPPY BIRTHDAY tary, said that the senator had Washington." Vickers employs about 530 The language of the bees in milk that wUl feed the hoys and met at length with key advisers persons, in cludl^ some 430 their leadera clean the knives, forks, spoons AMARILLO, Tex. (AP)—Donl Mrs. Cart Joeophsoa The stors of what’s happening cludes chemical reactions.' Sci Turner’s wife gave him a Na "to go over in great detail the union members. The company entists at the University of The entire feedbag will cost and pots and pans they will cart Mrs Edith Pearl Josephson today, Morton told the dele vajo willow for a birthday pree- a cu ities and plans for the next gates, Is one of increased gov manufactures valves, hydraul California' report that chemical $1.1 million. from home as part their of North Calais. Vt.. s^ter of few days.” ic transmissions, pumps and Hot dogs that wUl be served camping equipment. ent. It was just what he wanted, ernment spending, weakness In messages are rcleued and dis and he ■was only too happy to Mrs. Rockwell Richmond of 47 As matters stood, it was the cylinders. persed effectively In the cloee at two meals to the participat The jamboree isn’t all eating. ► Myrtle St., died Monday at Bur foreign affairs and “ one of the Between meals the scouts — ui dig a hole and plant the tree. consensus of his associates that biggest bundles of dirty linen confines of hives, and even ing scouts would cover 22 miles, what to bUled as the largest But It turned out to be a btoger lington, Vt. Goldwater would tap Rep. Wil that has come out of Washing work out of doors. , if laid end to end. She is survived by her hus liam E. Miller of New York, the gathering of free youth to the job than iie counted, on. Mrs. ton In this century.’ ’ "Withr 'Itoes, Aie doftilnatlng There will he 1.1 million cans, band, two other sisters, a broth GOP national chairman, as his Son Brings Suit jars and packages of foods deli world—will eadilbit their out Tumor ftoclded other plants Former Vice President Rich chemical message at any mo- and ahrube neaded moving. er and several nieces and neph vice presidential running mate. ment Isirgdy determines the so vered in 47,000 cases. This alone door skills and participate in a ard M. Nixon, who will Intro multitude of activities. Turner dug 17 holes before he •wi. Miller had strong support from duce the presidential nominee, Against Parents ciety’s- behavior,” says Dorman weighs over 700 tons. New England, IUlnois, North They’ll ail check to by Fri got hli birthday present firmly Funeral services will be held told a news conference Tuesday E. Gary uf the UC Department Milk? Over 6,00,000 quarto- Carolina, Arkansas and Missis I >-:l . day, July 17—some after Hght- set where she wanted it. BEAOH EMBRELU tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Pot that Goldwater had moved Mr. and Mrs. A. Lawrence c< Entomology. enough to fin a small ssrim- ELECTRIC GRILL GARDEN HOSE ter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson sippi delegates. Rlker Jr. of 680 Spring St., are The Arizona senator was ex “ from the status of the senator WITH HOODED BOTIBSERIE St., WilUmantic. The Rev. John being sued for $10,000 by their iMHnrBiOiir pected to pick Denison Kitchel, from Arizona to the position of ! ' ' ■ : l ■ ’ FANTASnO BUT! G Manter, minister of Wind the nominee of his party—and it son, H. Austin Rlker of New ham Center Congregational his campaign director, as na 1 ■ A f yj: tional chairman to succeed Mill could happen tomorrow.” York City, in an action stem' Church, will officiate. Burial Nixon added that, "Goldwat ming from the will of A LaW' M Ft. T es will be in Windham Center er. In this lineup F. Clifton i I B. 10.60. White, codirector of field opera er, running on the platform, la rence Rlker Sr., w7,o died in Reg. 1.95. Cemetery. Reg. 12.95. tions and Leonard W. Hall, in the mainstream of the Re Fairfield on June 1, 1930. 1 - : p ’ ’‘t Friends may call at the fun publican party. I intend to go all '•■.••'.'Si eral home tonight from 7 to 9. former GOP national chairman, ’The son claims that, under would become Kltchel’s top out In support of him.” the terms of his grandfather'? campaign aides. Scranton said that no matter what happens he will support will, he was left the sum of In a session lasting past mid $2,500, which was to be kept night, the convention rejected a the Republican ticket actively In Further Reductions! Fnnerali for him by his parents until total of five proposals to amend November the platform and delegates “ I’m not taking any walk or such time aa he became 21 sitting on my hands,” he said. years of ag«. SAVE ON DRUGS Mis . O. liowreooe Demeritt shouted their approval of the H. Austin Rlker states in the The funeral of Mrs. Christine draft. But he said he doesn’t think It Even bigger Mayings on family shaes at our Summer Sale I writ, filed this morning In the M. Demeritt of 17 Tolland Tpke. ’Two amendments dealt with would be ’ ’helpful to our party” town clerk’s office, that he was was held this morning from the what their sponsors called polit to take second place on the tick W. P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 ical extremism, two were in the et.” less than a year old at the time Scranton refused to repudiate of his grandfather’s death, and Main St., with a Mass of re field of civil rights and a fifth Full 1000 Tablets quiem at St. Bridget’s Caiuroh was aimed at Goldwater’s a savagely worded attack on claims that his parents received ' - i " Goldwater In a letter sent from | | | F«ll 100 The Rev. John F. Delaney, pas suggestion that the North Atlan the money on his behalf, but his headquarters to the Arizo SAOOHARM tor, was the celebrant. Mrs. tic ’Treaty Organization com that they withheld such know! mander be given more supervi COLGATE Raymond Murphy was organist nan. edge from him. ASPIRIN sion over the use of small nu "It Is true that I did not write and soloist. Burial was in Vet He claims that he first be e 8 Gr. e U.S.F. guaraitoeed TOOTHPASn clear weapons to repel attack. It and did not see It and did not came aware of the will and its Top Quality FAMILT fllZE erans F^eld of East Cemetery Former Secretary of State sign it,” Scranton said. But he with the Rev. Dennis R. Hus provisions last November, and Christian A. Herter urged adop added that since It was prep that he has demanded the R e g . 49c. sey reading the committal ser tion of the amendment and Sen. ared by his staff ” I do not disa money of his parents, but that "*■ “ *■ 1 9 c vice. Jacob K. JaviU, R.-N.Y., was vow responsibility for that let ' ' they have refused to pay It. Bearers were Herbert God- booed when he spoke for It. Rep. ter.” Only wlGi mmpam schauk Jr., Robert Turner, Gerald Ford, R-Mich., said the The letter accused Goldwater He has attached his parents Jdmes Hall, A1 Tacy, Warren amendment raised only a . of advocating Irresponsible ac property. Demeritt and William Mc- "smoke-screen iasue." tlons and his managers of treat The son is represwited in the OartiJy. ’iTie vote on the civil rights ing convention delegates like “ a action by the West Hartford A delegation of Gibbons As plank was Immediately met by flock of chickens whose necks law firm of Hefferman and a long-planned demonstration of MYLANTA sembly. Catholic Ladies of Col will be wrung at will.” Hefferman. d e n n u o n umbus, served as a guard of civil rights groups. Acting like a man who al •ATHROOM SCALE VASEUNE ’Twenty civil rights demon UQUID honor. ready had the nomination safely GUARANTEED 5 TEARS FULL FOUND MAPER UNERS strators sat down in the turn banked, Goldwater sailed Into SSSR Seeks Showdown BCrs. Scuah T. ’Turklngton stile of the Cow Palace’s main A Q m e 12 Ob. 1 O f t President Johnson Tuesday, re Reg. 4.98. 2 Reg. 19c. ^ 3 ^ . Reg. 98c. exit, forcing the delegates to buked Republicans he said MOSCOW (AP)—The Soviet i RegM.98 1 eliO Funeral services for Mrs. turn and push their way to side Union has told Cm m unlst Chi Special " t O W Sarah. T. Turklngton of 186 seemed "bent onsdestroylng oth exits. er Republicans” and said the na that it wants a showdown Center St. were held yesterday meeting of the world's Com Police stood close to the de platform represents the majori ADORN afternoon at the W. P. (Julsh monstrators, and there were no munist parties on the Moecow- Funeral Home, 225 Main St. scuffles between the gate block ty view of the party now that Peking split “ without delay,” it MAALOX CLAIROXIDE HALO SHAMPOO HAM’SPRAY The Rev. Joseph H. pudley, as ers or their nearby picketing the conservative element "has was announced today. FULL P W T sociate minister of Center Con friends and the delegates. The asserted itself.” ’The Soviets called "on Peking "I am very sorry that during R W . 1.W). « « . M . . gregational Church, officiated. delegates were able to get out of leaders to agree In principle “ in . 12 O i . Q " f ^ this campaign we have not dis Reg. S5c. 2 7 c Burial was in Bast Cemetery. the Cow Palace through the side the Immediate future that a { 1.49 Seller 0 # V exits in 16 minutes. cussed the issues, but that Re meeUng must be convened and | The living record of history as it happens is at your finger tips publicans have been bent on Bob Jones and Sam Snead fin Before the amendments were that It HiouCd not be put off for •very day— in your daily newspaper. It tells you in words what is called up, Rep. Melvin R. Laird, destroying other Republicans,” long.” PERSONNA GILLETTE ished second four times in the he said during a round of ap going on and it shows you who makes news—in pictures. ■V AINLESS STEBL D.S. Open. Jones won the title R-Wis., chairman of the plat The demand was made in a POUDENT ALBERTO VOS aTAlNLESS BTEEL pearances. BLAMES lour times. Snead never did win form committee, called for the letter to Peking dated June 16. HAIR DBE8G1N6 BLADES The letter was published in IjA’ the Soviet party theoreUcal or m t . j g g Tub# | ; 7 ^ Rag. 79c. ^ 3 ^ R«g. 89c. ^ 1 3 ^ gan Kommunlst, and summar ized by the news agency Tass. Reg. 1.00. 9 m ’The letter was a replj^ to a PLANNING TO BUILD? Chinese letter of May 7^whldi •UPER D B S m N CALCIUM rejected a Soviet call for an ear OINTMENT wl«i VHwato P ly world conference. lARBASOL EBONEHS You’ll be building a bright future for your fam RUBBER GLOVES 4 oa. Tuba OAFGUXEO ily when you “feather your nest” with savings. PRE SHAVE Malizia Signed Reg. 1,50. ^ 7 ^ Reg. 98c. ^ 3 ^ Rag. 1.40. 3 3 ^ IW u When building plans call for financing— you’ll Rag. 1 J 9 P a C be better off with a “Savings & Loan” Home Halfback *rony Mallsia, for mer Central Connecticut star, e Mortgage. has inked a 1964 contract with i Fun 18 o u iM ^ the Hartford Charter Oaks in v i m o m ’S lOuillNE RATION 1 STEiraAN’S { i DENTU-CREMB 0>TIPt the Atlantic Coast Football TABLETS 1 Hair Tonte with OU League. Mallzla captained both VNU Made from kelp. Full 100 the football and baseball teams Reg. 69c. 3 3 c Rag. 1.00. 3 7 ^ while at Central. Bom In New Reg. 98c ^ 3 ^ S AVIMGS Canaan, MallHa now makes his | home in New Britain, and “Maadieater’s teaches xt the Peroival School Oldest Ftnanclal in Berlin. PLUOMDI NOXIIMA UNOUM iBStttntlOB’’ INDOOR TENNIS SBTDP TOOTHPASTE MUKLonoir PLUS CAMBRIDOE, Mass. (AP)— O um nt Annual A $280,000 Indoor tennis fociUty Reg. 18c. CLRARABIL R e g .lA A DlvideBd On to a new addition to Harvard insnrod Savings University’a athletic piqnt. The BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81. OOVBNTitx structure, contalnhs three the slgM to R e g . 7 3 ^ courts, is a gift of w. Palmer Dixon, a 1028 graduate who to a liaturljrfitfr lEurning formar national in ta rcH lc^ ^ amiaah raoqutto Hutmplon. » to f l o t t r s Thonitey 8 Ajii. to 8 F J t—WoiL Oloied At Noon 'the A n t major addition to tha athtotte plant Hnee tha Wataon lea hoekay rtak waa built la 1888 m tJ B k WEDWBBDAY, JULY IB, 1M4 P m g m l i Sieftoif Ttoe WBDNWDAT, JtlLT M, ItM jidnirlrFstFr Etrrttfns l|Fralii Mahoney Presses for Report T V Antenna Kennedy Day Camp On North End Relocations Hearing Set Rated ^mong Best, A community television an Mayor Franoia J. Mahoney,Wbebn hired to help the tom- tenna — capable of, drawing in appfiiwntly piqued becauM the files vdio must move? Manchester’s Kennedy Day Camp has been rated ter at. near Broad fit, and FALSE TEETH town dtrectom have not received The MRA haa employed a TV stations from New York cheers. ABC’s Howard K. Smith complete Na Arregt Made bumped alightly, poltoe said. No a promlaed report on North Bnd local broker on a part-time and Boston — has been proposed among the top three of the 21 such camps sponsored by noted a curious response to the porters of Sea arrest was mads and thebs were Tkot Loesfii reioeafion, haa asked acting gen heals for aome time, to locate for the Manchester area by four the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation. Using such words er. TV at Convention- Eisenhower speech: the biggest In Minor Crash no bijorios. NfififI Not lm b«rr«fs eral manager Atty. Irving Aron- new homm and aid the resi communications firms. as "tremendous,” "diversified” and "successful,” Dr, applause came whan he ad- But the tireleas taMviston man eon to inveetlgate Manches dents of the arae. Iha dir|:tota if A ^ Maar esarets of false teeW have The state will conduct public William Freeberg, r consultant"^ ^ e d , "Ddn’t head sensation- didn’t end their labors with the n y, pes» fMM M ua m fiBBINO EYE TRUCK suffered real smbarraswnent because ter Redevelopment Agenoy’i have asserted the MKA ahoyld for the foundation, yeaterday seeking columnists and com close of the session. Cameras Two rehiclea scraped sides in (MBA) progrem. obtiln the servicea e f a full- hearings in September oh re that they may continue to Mve SAM MOW rASTSftI KERRVILLB, Tex. (AP) — their ptate dresped. slipped «w o b - quests from a total of 3l appli praised the people of Manches at home. Patience, Enterprise mentators outside the party." switched outside the Oow Pa a minor aeoldssit on Cuiter' fit., a y d e Heater la president of the Ki^ atlust the wrcas nme. Do not The miming report wea to tims relocathm profsaaloiua to ter tor their effort and put his The former president, himself lace to efforts hy Congress-of last n i^ t , poHee said. Uve in have been aubmltted to the dl- ease relocatloa of the, eeveh cants for pommunity antennas lAst Sunday afternoon, tha mdow Coverings Association in virtually every section of stamp of approval on the Army-Navy (5lub conducted a an ABC commentator at the Racial Equality dSmonstrators A pickup truck driven by of the Bouthwest, which "oov------on your rectora Monday. It wee to have families who must make way camp’s operation. By BOB THOMAS «t50OV«itloii, but perhapa tor in v en tion , seemed surprised to block egress of the delegates Siinly, deacribed progrem in relocating for the schooL The MRA re- Connecticut. carnival and fair at tha Globe ^ _—----*«-— tt — —---- *- — George Irwlh, 31, of IS Elro ers" nine states. His delivery The community antenna sys I>r. Frheberg, who heads the fuieratlon," remarked CBS in protest over the civil rights „ ______t. Does alx .famllioa in the North Bnd Irilea that there la not anoui^ Hollow site for about 87 oam(>« ■(XA.TWOOD (AP) — How 1^ the response. SU, attempted to pass a oar trucks bear the sign: "Drive , not sour. Oheoks "pUte odor" (den tem Involves the erection of a outdeior recreation department BMc____ Sevareld,_ , . noting that it vote. urban renewal project area who woric to justify a full-time re era, their parents, and the vol The rest of tha long day’s driven by Robert PltMtotriok, with caution. Blind man driving ture taceath). Get PAVrfifil'fi at any giant TV antenna tower at the University of Southern Biueh political i ' , I . ii- i- '■ ’ i -^al .. ••. . ^ W :* 'i’. 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The defense and prosecution UNTIL FURTHR , By OOU» raOMt SAM FRANOnOO (AF>—All 1215Va SaVSR U N E. EAH HARTFORD Tha town oounoU last nlghtoereatlng tbe poslUon of dsfmty The Sweepktqkea Oommlsston have rested in tbe federal court NOTICi LONDON (AP>—Scotland attack on the preea by former approved the road to be Imllt to flre marshal. The amount of ■peaks h o p ^ lt y s ,^ 14 o r 18 trial of Cohn, onetime “boy- wonder” lawyer who shot to tfottod oat Ma hoav- Yard called again on London’s President Dwight D. Etoonhow- the Gerber Selenttfio Instru compensation for the poettion horses finally enteroig;toa race, lory for Ma Uat-«tch "ALL MBATB PRKBH CDT~N 0 NB PBB-PAC3tACaCDr fame as an aide to the late Sen. For Infocniattea Teleplieus 8.000 known prostltutsa today to er evoked one of tha moM fever- was not dtocusaed. a 8128.000-added HhQacap. flglit lOnnor Saera- ment Co. plant off Kelly Rd. It wss noted that barring Joseph R. McCarthy, R-Wto. S46-M 07 o r S4S-1SSB ’ ttota Chriattan A. Hertar help with the hunt for “Jack the Iota demonatratlona at the Re- The road Is not to exceed |1S,- Among the nominees are wm S nO R E HOURS: TUES.-WB). 9-«: THURS.-FRL 9-9 emergencies there would not be of the best S-year-olda in iba In hto summation Tuesday, Vatu Angnat 1st i tte atKlfor yroviaioa. Stripper," a maniac sex atran-' puhlican National OenvenUon 000 in ooet The town manager sny council meetings in August. Asrt. U.S. Atty. Gerald Walpta gler who takas hie victims' | land: Kentucky Derby winntf Ifaw Tock StaU AaaamMy Tumday night. offered three altematlvee to In its final action the council Northern Dancer, Hill Rise, called Cohn, 87, and a codefen I p a a k a r Joseph Carlino clothes. SATURDAY t f» S— (CLOSED AU. DAY MONDAY) authorised the town treasurer dant, attorney Murray Gottes- WILD ANIMALS FASCINATE Ihe strangler’s latest victim, The demonstration came dur build the road: Town equipment Golden Ruler and Quadrangle, latmchod the alvU ii(hts provi' ing a convention session that to use certain banks tor depos man, 57, "participanta ta one of CHILDREN—AND BITE a Sl-year-old Scottish strsst-' and forces could be used; the to name a few. THEM also saw the removal of Jdhn itories of town funds under the the most brazen attempts to ob oir for Ikuaftton waa walker named Mary Fleming, | project oould be put to hid The drawing will take two 08R RENTALS Chancellor, a correspondent for jurisdiction of the town treas days—today and Thursday from literate the truth." Maw Yoik Oov. Nelson A. Rock- was found nude Tuesday in a using town gravel, or a full con The defendants’ first trial By Wayne O. Brandstadt, M.D. the Natianal Broadcasting Co., tract bid oould be used. The urer. V,, 10-a.m. to 1 pjn. Names of the aCettar, who sensed up tha plank London area beside the Thames from the floor of the QcM Pa Compare Our Low Everyday ended ta a m istrial on A ]^ l 19. ■r LEASINR Newspaper Enterprise Assn. where four - other prostitutes eottndl elected to use town Flea Market Fluned horses, drawn one by one, are SSI axtramtsm. Scranton con- lace convention hall. The South Windsor Den’e Club | assigned to tlckato drawn from A Juror’s father died after 31 tan da that the iisht-wln( John Children are fascinated by have been left naked and mur forces and equipment to Install days of testimony and four days animals. But whether in a soo, During hie addreas to tbe con th e road. is planning an “ old fashioned the drum containing 81 milUoR *AR Mokut Birch Society is trytaif to taka dered m the past eight months. vention, Etoenbower urged Re- Discount Prices______- of jury deliberations. a national park or in the woods Retires Atty. Stanley Levine repre flea market" to be held Sept. It worth 0^ the 88 tickets. •AH Medub arar the Republican party and Police said Mrs. Fleming bad publlcane to “aoom tht divisive at the intersection of Rt. 5 and Four alternate Jurors are la aupportins CtoMwater’a candi it must be remembered that bean dumped from a car. The After 80 yean of service, senting Gerber Scientific said I A final drawing will be held a being retained ta the re-trial. efforts of those outside our fam Rt. 80. I few days before the September *Ali TImM dacy aa a means of galnlny con- anim ale are w ild and m ay Mid- case was a carbon copy of the Parker Soren, of 110 Comstock ily, Including senaatlan-seeking that the company plans to oc Cohn and Gotteaman are denly bite. I emphasize this be I Soo Hw Mggeet oud frushost dhploy of W o itm StM T Rotff, PMik. PoM-1 cupy the building by Dec. Ifi. General chairman for the I race with s series of prises B td. murder last April of Helen Bar- Rd., has retired from his po columnists and commentatore, event Is John Doane, assisted by charged with lying ta 1962 and The council noted that work I being,awarded for each 81 mil' PcNri Dodo* PoHtioe Scranton broadened his plank cause often bears and other Uielemy, 22. sition of manager of the Man who couldn’t care less about the Edward Curtin. 1968 to grand ju ries investigat would not begin on the road un- I lion worth of tickets sold. INC. at the last moment, addinf the animals appear to be very Pathologists said Mrs. Flem chester division of the Hartford good of our/party.” try OBd ProvisioiM iu tMs port of ComMcticuti WE OUARANTEE YO The event will feature antique ing a 1969 Jury’s stock fraud in friendly. Electric Light Co. I The New Hampshire sweep 878 MAIN STREET OommunlstB and the Ku Khnc ing, mother of two children, had This brought a roar of ap andcornem'p^rar^Tu^m^^^ dictment. Cohn also is charged Phone 649-2881 Han to the John Birch Society Friendliness in bears, how been dead about two days be He first joined the Connecti plause and i^led cheering dele [SAVE YOU MONEY OBd lY E YOU PINE QUALITY IN DOiMO SOl| a bulldtag permit for a 40,000- ^ ^^^ety of other items. Includ- stakes law was passed by the with obetruettag justice by in 1968 legislature as the first os “extremist froups" to be ever, may turn to anger If you fore the body was abandoned. cut Light and Power Co. In gates to their feet. There were would i ‘"K home-baked g o ^ . Proceeds fluencing the testimony of other aanudiated by the psurty. refuse them food, if you f^ve They said dust marks on the 1035 as a student engineer at shouts of “ more, more.” The to be Installed would state-sponsored lottery in the persons. n s words drowned out at them food but they want more body suggested she had been the New London division and a Elsenhower did not ela have a 32-foot travel porUon uviH,. fm,d United States Since the Louisl' Cohn denies aU the charges, Bmas by shouts of “We want and think you are holding out kept in the same car trunk as year later transferred to the borate, and be did not name the MILD CURED BONELESS BRISKET w ithai^footrlghtofw ay. I ^ voter registration session ana lottery folded In 1894, claiming that a “ few people” in Barry," Rockefeller called on on them, or if you get too Helen Barthelemy. Hartford Etectric Ught Co. In columnists and commentators The town m ^ er sUtedl^j, held ^turday at the Its aim to to alleviate taxation the Justice Department are out I the delegates to denounce any friendly with their cubs. One police theory was that the 1032 he was appointed manager he had In mind. that ^nnecOcut U ^ t A Power | gouth Windsor High School from and provide a harvest of dollars to “get him.” Atty. Gen Robert Munson's for New Hampehira schools. **doctrlnaire, militant minority” When traveling in a national killer delights in dressing up in of the Manchester dlvisicm and Chancellor was interviewing had been contacted and gas, I g « m to noon F. Kennedy wae counsel to the arhich would subvert the OOP his victims’ clothing. remained In that posltiOB after members of the Alaska delega electric w d w ter llnm would | j^jdkr traps set up on Blllng- The state hopes to gross 86 mil Democratic minority during the park, therefore, the only safe lion from the first annual race '*to purposes alien to those procedm la to keep car win “ This would explain why none Connecticut Power m erged tion when a sergeant-at-arms, be InstaUed at no cost to the ton Rd. last week netted some Army-Mc(?arthy bearings when CANDY arhich gave this party birth." of the clothes to ever found," a with Hartford Electric In 1068. tiring to clear the Mslea, asked company as long as the road ^ .peeders. Most of th« offend- and net about half of that. Cohn wss an aide to McCarthy. dows closed, stay a safe dis a town road. The odds against winning a Ooldwater-backer Rap. John tance from all wild animals, detective said. He has been raplaoed by Mai^ him to leave. Chancellor re ers received warnings, Gottesman also denies any W. Byrnes of Wisconsin eoun- Another theory was that tbe Tin OsterHng. fused, and poMca removed Ura. An added item to the agenda were arrested. prise are long, roughly one In I,- wrongdoing. Both took the and don’t attempt to feed them consumed much of the council’s 000. M ore than 760,000 persona KITCHEN kaaad that the party ahmild dis or play gamos w4tti their young. stripper to a modem counter Soren plans to move to Tha tncMent was covered On tol- The radar was set up at vari' stand. part of Jack the Ripper, who eviaion. time last night ous potato In South Windsor by i ‘‘‘ ve flight tickets since the Makers of Fine Candles pone of any extremism by meat, Often a lex, squirrel or etti- Florida where he is bulldlBg a ^ _ .. * a # tea WffAViASa nUad at least five prostitutes Later, Chancellor was allowed CORNED BEEF The Little League requested local and State Police In re start of sales in March lag It “head on . .OS . with bott er wild Bofmal that appears new home oa Singer Island. Milk Use Edge* Up Famous for Old Ideas with Republican princl. late In the last century and nev His home in Manchester has to come back Into the conven an additional playing field for sponse to numerous complatato Tlcketo are sold at three race to be friendly to Just too sick tracks and 49 state liquor pies,” rather than any reaolu to follow hto better Judgment er was caught. been well known for beautiful tion hall, and he interviewed the next year. The council complied. by residents about speeders In Fashioned Goodness sergeant-at-arms who had or stores. OKIOAGO — Bolss of milk non which denies extremists the and run. The natural Instinct Police urged any prostitute grounds and gardens. Under Little League's fran town. dered him to leave. They shook through normal oommerdal 2 Stores to Servfi Yoa ■ 1^ to exist. of all wild niilmals Is to get who had been forced to atrip re chise as the town’s population High School Ragtotiation cently to come forward. They hands after the Interview. The final registration session rtuomsto in the United States MANCHESTER Oolorado Sen. Peter H. Dorn- oat ef your way unless token mannered businessman who grows the league must ^ w . N-Detection Satellites in Tandem jest year raaotssd a reooed of promised that no names would The Little League has divided prior to the openly of the fall SHOPPING PARKADE talok asked, "How do we know enddenly by snrprise. went to the gallows In IMS. 40 Seeking Post frXi billion pounds — about 566 what is or Is not on axtromlst?” be disclosed. TALE FUND DRIVE the town Into east and west sec- term for the SouthJWindaor Hi|^ Engineers today check two nuclear detection satellites ready for launching from Caps OPEN EVERY SUN. Thus the “friendly” rabbit Raigh confessed he killed nine poUHja per ospita, up a pound n an ha rood from a 300-year- “Thto man can kill again,” NEW HA.VBN (AP) — The tfons for their Increased ball School will be h there “ has shUfed Its esnter of C o v e n t r y UA Viet Force gravity from the mountains to Reservoir Tour N e w M a y o r ‘ U BeauUfid mnd Exciting Shotxpimex the oMstai mutt.'*’ Of FamouM Hug$ and Oarpeti^ Boosted.by 600 IncldMto have Increased By T (X : Tonight g r e a ^ in the past lO day* in P a n e l S e le c t s F ir m t o D r a w Seeks Order the ’n on Ky sector. However inlsskxi has scheduled a field they are still below Incident to irlp for 7:80 tonight to inspect In Cambridge tals in some other military re^ Junior H igh School Plans M S S iO X loot into Boaat Viet Nam to help Taylor Reservoir, ifcnd , to de X;>l#ta*at for tlM u rea t of gtons In IHet Nam. 0 * Viet Co m . termine whether it can be used The ambush took place eight RuaeeU. Otoacm and vonDoh-GE. J. Roaer; Hiram Montatvo, CAMBRIDCIE. Md. (A P )-. a RoekrUlo ataa who tigain lAIGON, South Viet Nam r Osviay Pritohett, mayor- (AP)—A Communist Viet Cong miles Inland from ’Tam as a fishing area for Manches Mr. and Mrs. Gersdd Greene; 1 C . falM to appear in court yea> ]an, an arohltactural firm from elect of Cambridge, la a pink- Vietnameae epokesman eai<55C ter residentB. Lettola Tlredo with Dr. end I terday was orde^ by Judge tettaBoa amixabed a IHetaam- VYMt Hartford, have been ee- faded man of 62 who believes Mrs. Alan Leventhal; Debbie fovemment truck convoy CRYSTAL GAZER The reservoir, east of Fern 8t. lected by the huUdlngf commit his principal task as mayor will Spring Pryun. ibUng into a mountain valley Valdes, Mr. and Mrs. T. Gafro; NEW YORK (AP)—A Colum and south of S. Main St,, is part tee of the proposed Junior high be to keep law and order. 'Whiter O. Seoore, 81, o f 87 Tuesday, killing 17 and wotind- Daryl Flowers, Mr. and Mrs. Cambridge wUl not have the Talcott Are., who waa sched bia University business student’s of the Globe Hollow site, pur school to draw up tha plana for tag It was uie second major Jack ChapUn of Vernon, and kind of Interracial skirmishes uled to appear In court last predictions about education 100 chased by the town in 1866 from N C ! the projeet ambueh in two days. years from now have been Robbie fiaundars, Mr. and Mrs. that pushed the city Into the na week had a IfiOO bond forfeit- Cheney Bros. The architectural firm Is the On Monday thm ' Anierican sealed In tbe cornerstone of Robert McTeman of Vernon. tional spotlight while he’s may od. Ste to diarged with non-sup dOcers and 16 Vlotnamese were It serves as a water ehed game as that which drew up the Also, Coventry, Cynthia Urls Hall, home o f the Graduate area for Globe Hollow Reser Fuf' Oil nlzitt for the Coventry High or, says Pritchett. port. killed north of Saigon In an am- School of Bueinese and Colum Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Seooro’s case waa continued voir, and is off Umlta for fisher LdiooL as well ae the lO-room ’’The colored ought to have bia’s newest building. GA’ a d ^ o n end additional fadll- Decellea of Manaflrid Center; batter conditions and all,’’ Prit last week so that officials No Americans wore with the men and trespassers, although Anthony Randolph, Mr. and Alex Ruskewlch, president of many of Mancheeter’s young tlea at Coventry Grammar chett says. "But they've gone MANCHESTER would have the opportunity to latest Vietnamese convoy, head- the School’s Graduate Business M n . Robert PlaveU of Rock sters have been known to fish ^hool. too far. apprehend him. when he again from Tun Ky near South Aaeoelation, addressed his letter vllle; Dorothy Harvey, Mr. end A anpear, the warrant The Building Committee has “ Tbe trouble Is not with our failed to Viet Nam’s northeast coast to to the “ OBA President of the there. BANTLY OIL Mrs. Sam Utley of Manafleld local colored. It's the outside CARPET CENTER ordered, but forfeiture of Town water department offi Mheduied its meeting at 7:30 ward the mountein valley of (^asa of 2064.’’ Among his pre « uMI '■• . , I - . . Center; Margaret Charles and I agitators. We got to keep them WALL-TO-WALL SPECTALISTS the bond was continued for two cials have eald that the area n.m. each Monday at the high Phuoc Chau when It was hit. dictions: Computerised librsiHes •chool with Malcolm Ekb as Jerry OMries, Mr. and Mrs. out. Let the police force take sreeks. If Secore is presented The ambush was further indi of television tape recordings of overtlows when there is plentiful before then, his bond will not ; \ ^ ’I i I chairman and Mrs. John Dlna- John WUllama; VloU ReUey, over and arrest them." 311 MAIN ST*— 6 p p . STATE ARMORY cation that the Communists are lectures by the world's great water, and that it is a hazard. Mr. and Mra, Richard Bloomer Pritchett defeated 8. Charles have to be paid. ! I I . \ i I' ■ 1 ■ • 11 ■ ' ' I , mora. eecratary and in charge Increasing their effort in that thinkers; and elimination of all They have taken the position of Winimantic; Uriene Neal, Mr. Welle Jr., 1,901 to 1,451, In Tues TEL. 643-5103 or 643-5104 “ A 68-yew-old man, Ben that It should remain a rsv of publicity. area. A U.8. military spokes language barriers by machine (.‘ i, I. \ iiii II’ ' , I All the local public school of- end Mrs. Arthur Hathaway of day’s municipal election. Shbblawa, of SR High St, was man said Viet Cong activity translation. strlcted area. ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING fined 1100 on a charge of op flcea with the exception of Mansfield Center, and Dennlse Walls, 42, had been backed by erating a motor vehicle while that of the euperlntendent of Jackson and Myra Airoya, Mr. the Cambridge Nonviolent Ac under the influence of intoxi schools, will close Friday for a and Mrs. Donald Young. tion Committee, which has cating liquor or drugs. The four-weeksf period, reopening Also South Windsor, Marlene spearheaded the integration court was told that Shablawa Aug. 17. Randolph, Mr. and Mra Cynis drive here. waa never In trouble with the The superintendent of Miller of Wapplng; Claude Pritchett had the support of law before. achool’a office win close Aug. Greene, the ‘Rev. and Mrs. Wil the Dorchester Buslnesa and Cl w A N ’ MOUf » np V ()» )U )^'il V lusena Asaociation, which led • I Other dispositions; James C. 1 to reopen Aug. 17. liam Larimer; Barbara Ran Ml I I’VOUUI Vf ONf.fVANT' A/OIV our fr/^/efy/re 'QuMMef'^pec/^cu/arf The office of Supt. of Schools dolph, the Rev. and Mrs. Ran succeaaful drive to defeat a pub- Wobllebe, 81, of Center Rd., 'was lllo accommodations amendment fined 110 for intoxication; Ossla Wilson L. TlUe:' has listed the dall Mason Jr., and William perfect attendance records for Alleyne, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald I to tha town charter last Oct. 1 D. Proof, 81, 06 Grand Ave., fol National Guard troops were lowing too closely, |2S and fail' the school year 1983-64. TBey Roberta are: _ The children will be gueata of I tent Into Cambridge July 12, ure to change address on his 11863 after a night of racial viol driver’s llcetue, $0; Earl W. Grade 1. fflalne Ferguson; the above families through Friedrich, 18, 81 Talcott Ave., Grade 2, Karen ------White, . Randy July 23. Another group will ence. They left last Saturday. operating a motor vehicle with Messier and Thomas Bigelow; visit other area homes fo r the Candidates backed by tbe bus and Grade 3, Richard Brand, two-weeks period from Aug. 6 Ineas asaociation also won two a defective muffler, $10; Bl- Gary Wlnkel, James Breen, through Aug. 20. of three councllmanlc seats In drick A. Bt. Plbrre, 18, Broad Maureen King, Deborah Mar- I contention. Two seats on the Brook, failure to observe an International Picnic schat, Craig Wmondson and The public Is invited to the five-member council were not at optical restriction on his license, 0 ? stake. Thus commissioners who $10; Louis W. GUI, 16, Of Tol Janice Penny. "International Picnic” from Also Grade 4, Michael Le- avow moderate views on Inte BABY land, failure to stop at a stop STOP 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow gration will hold a 8-2 margin In sign, $15; Ronald C. Godfrey, Showing winning smiles are, from left, John Lehan, Bruce Bengeton and Chester W. Rau, Do^, Dennis Oniette, Richard at the home o f Mrs. John E Srams, Robert Stevenson, Jef Holt, "Still Pond,” on Sand the council. The mayor cannot 28, 5 Woodland St., breach of elected last night to Vernon Fire District conunisaion. (Herald photo by Freeman.) vote except In the case of a tie. peace by assault, $00; Lawrence frey St. Martin, AzilU 'White, Hill Rd. In Hampton. The af Chinese Lion at GOP Convention Donald Brazeau, Willem Lep- Stephen, 18, of Rlederweifer IN HdW rON fair is sponsored by the Service A Uon from San Franclaco’s Chinatown prances down the aisle of the Republican CMiven- ter, Merrill Tracy, Clndl Crane, Bureau for Women’s Organiza Navy Deicer New Rd., failure to drive to the right, Rockville-Vernon tlon In the 011/1 Cow Palace ae delegaUs file to their seats. (A P Photofax.) FURNITURE $80 with a speeding charge was Frank Hawes and Janet Sten- tions. Mrs. Donald C. Smith of noUed (not prosecuted). berg and Grade 6, Cheryl Tracy, Babcock Hill, will be one of the WA8H1NGTON — A forma- Andrew Wlcke, Donald Pelle aaslsUng hostesses. She may be A Ootumbla man who was in THIS BONUS PLANT PROJECT potted plants distributed to ated Garden aubs Is to give I mlde mixture used as a deicer jured when Us daughter, whom tier, Gay Locke, Kenneth Car contacted for further informa them to care for over the vaca children an appreciation of na- has been granted a United District Okays Firemen Slate, penter, Scott Stenberg and Sq- tion. he was teaching to drive, was FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) — tion period. ture and respect for the parks SUtes patent. It Is already In san Garriaon. The Waterfront Heights As involved In an accident, waa Students of 32 local public and Aim of the program spon and lawns of others. The plants use by the Navy for deicing fined $10 for providing improper OFFER! Also Grade 6, Susan Burnett, sociation is sponsoring a ham sored by the Park Board, par will be Judged at Fall i ^ e n aircraft runways and paved Darlene Carpenter, Dana Wood and been supper with sittings psirochlal schoola are ’’flower- SALE instruction to an imlicensed sitting'’ this summer for 12,0M ents’ group and Women’s Feder- shows. I airfields. operator. Record Budget and 1-Mill Hike man, Randy Wlnkel, Jeanette at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. Saturday Prosecutor John Lombardo Proulx. Kristen Kerten, Larry at its private development club Glesecke, James Crane, Rudolph house. noUed cases a n in st Charles J. District voters last nlghtereation area on Valley Falls^ Births yesterday; A daughter St. Germain, Carol Bigelow, edge, Jr., 81, oif 41 'Vernon Ave., Jammed the gymnalsum at the Road., purchased last year by Booths In England to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Strong, Barbara Dewson and Ellen c;harged with Intoxication and Vernon Elementary School and the district. Albert J. Booth, lormerly of 48 Mountain St.; a daughter to Simmons; Grade 7, • (Clifford brMch of peace; Rebecca A elected three Fire District com In other action, four officials Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hodglns, South Bt., moved with his fam Grant, 16, of 17 Market St., missioners endorsed by the fire to lesser offices were elected. Matthews, Robert Shlrshac, ily to Essex, England, Is now BROTHERS.. .. Tolland. MORIARTY Candace Clapp, Gloria Hatha managing director of Stewert- charged with breach of peace department, approved a record Richard Kehl, of 12 Christo Discharged yesterday: Mrs, and John H. Chipman, X, of way and Barbara Hughes, and W em er Limited, the United high budget and a one-mill tax pher Dr., vras elected to a five- Nancy Just, and son, 7 Berger 88 W. Main St., charged with Increase. year ' term on the Zoning Com Grade 3, Ralph King, Christo Kingdom subsidiary of Stewart • TOPS IN BASEBALL breach of peace. Rd.; Peter Perottl, Winder- pher Bowen, Christine Melady, Werner. For the first time in. Its his mission. Kehl was opposed in mere Ave.; Deana iSmith, 155 tory, tlte district budget, a rec his nomination by Paul Herbst. Estelle Wlcke and Gloria Wil Booth first Joined the corpor Unioi St.; Thomaa Labots, 18 ord $134,657, was adopted with Kehl received 156 votes to 106 kinson. ation In 1860, while a resident AS HARTFORD COUNTY’S White St.; Mrs. Magdalena >TOPS out debate or comment. votes cast for Herbst. Also Grade 9, John King, of Coventry and most recently MERCURY-COMET VOLUME DEALER Donald Loverin, one of three O. Nelson Skinner, an Insur Wnuk, 15 Chestnut St.; Mrs. Dennis Morin, Alan Schmidt, was general manager of Its Local Stocks commissioners whose expired ance agent who lives on Skin Daisy Holmes, 18 Prospect St.; "Victor Srams, Terri Anderson, Stewart Die Casting Division in (.. .and with your help we’ll soon be term was filled last night, ner Rd., was unopposed in his Brenda Candello, 87 Park St.; im U IU n illli REFRIGERATOR Diana Daniels, Linda Hazen, Chicago. Previous to that he New England’s top Mercury-Comet volume dealer.) withdrew from his expected nomination as a member of the Clifford Doucette, Stafford Carlene Miville, Sharon Tilton was manager of the division’s Quetatlwas Pumlslied b f race for re-election. Loverin Springs. and Sabdra Wheeler; Grade 10, plant In Bridgeport. Da^Msy-Vegeler Oo., lao. sonlng board of appeals. has waged an almost continu Three candidates were nomi Michael Crane, Joseph Wtlkta' While In town, Booth was ac D0N 7 SETTLE FOR ANYTHING LESS THAN Mmbers of New Fork ous battle with the other five nated to the position of alter Vernon news Is handled by son, Carol Culpin, Sheryl Gray, tive in local affairs and served Stock Exchange and get a ICE EJECTOR KIT! commissioners for the seven nate to the board of appeals. Ihe Herald’s Rockville Bureau, FR££ Linda Hietala, Donna Jones, for several years as chalrmin TOPS IN A NEW OR USED CAR! Bank Btocks years he has served on the Janet Solenskl and Carolyn of the Coventry Board of Fi Bid Asked Woodruff W. Drlggs, a self- 5 W. Main St., telephone 875- commission. He told voters at employed property manage 8136 or 948-2711. Traa|$l and Grade 11, Howard nance. Conn. Bank and tending the meeting that the ment and maintenance man Cole, Albert Landry, Robert The couples’ son, Albert G. T ru s te e ...... 6 8 ^ 70^ press of personal activities pre who lives on Bolton Rd. won NoUmlck, Jane Brand, Darlene Booth, will spend the summer Hartford National vented his serving again. with 146 votes. Other running Chase, Lola Gergler and Pauline with hli family and In the fall Bank Co...... 88 87 Public Invited Loverin had indicated several for tbe poet were Herbst, 110 We took acJvantage of a special offer. Lemleux. will enter the Engineering Col Fire Insnrance Oompaalee days ago that he would seek votes} and Stuart Stodkwell Also Grade 12, (Teorge Eberle, lege at the University of Illi Hartford F ire ___ 78 H 82% re-election. who received five votes. To Scout Camp Kathiyn Brand and Diana Wah- nois. Their younger son, Ron National Fire .... 134 142 So we can bring yon these special val COMET-TOPVALUE! Two commissioners whose Robert E. Lea was elected to mann, and the Special Class, ald, will enter Bishop’s Btort- Phoenix F ire ...... 123 131 terms have expired were re a five-year term on the plan The Nature Area of Lake of lies on Frigidaire appliances. LIMITED Peggy Dorsey. ford 0>llege at Bishop’s Stort- Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. ford, Essex, England, In Sep elected They are John L«han, ning commission. Lee is a dis Isles Boy Scout Reservation at Bloodmoblle Visit ■V Aetna Casualty ..126 133 TIME! HURRY! tember. chairman of the commission, trict manager lor the B. F. North Stonlngton, under the A Bloodmoblle Unit will visit BIfi VACATION Aetna l i f e ...... 197 205 Goodrich Tire and Rubber Com and Bruce Bengtson. direction of Richard S. Law Flips out cubes at a ...into handy 80-cube In town from 1;15 p.m. to 6:16 Conn. General . . . .193 201 Chester W, Rau, former com pany. He received 127 votes. Manchester Evening Herald rence of 671 Porter St., is open touch... server! p.m. July 80 at the Nathan Hale TRUNK Hfd. Steam Boiler 145 missioner, veteran fireman and Also running were Richard Coventry oorreepondent, F. to the public every Simday. Conunuirity Center on Main St. \ Security Ins...... 77% 81% Vernon businessman, was se Cochrane, 35 votes, and Harold Pauline little, telephone T^velers ...... 46% 48% A trail winds through the The program of the Red Cross lected to fill Loverin's seat. Pusch, 87 votes. Lee Is a ten- will be sponsored by the Auxili 742-8281. V PubBe UtfOtlee area, and contains many exhi Unsuccessful in their bid for year resident of the district ary to Green-Chobot-Rlchard- Conm^Jight Power 37% 39% bits and displays Including a slot on the comniisslon were and a native of Louisville, Ky. son Post, American Legion. H artfoH G as Co. 78 82 He lives on Sunnyvlew Dr. plant succession, evolution. In Southern^^ew Eng political newcomer Richard M. Mrs. Eugene Rychling of the Nixon Favors Starke and Republican Town Harper Worits Exhibited sects, ooil erosion, edible wild land Telep]ioh6 B7% 60% Auxiliary will be general chair FULL SIZE CRIB Committee treasurer J. Arthur Arthur Harper of Vernon will plants, weather outpost, wood man and captain-of-thc-day. Manufactnflng Companies have a collection of water color identification and numerous YOU’LL NEVER HAVE Whoever Wins AUied Thermal^v. 48 S'.52 Charlebols. All persons who have not • Sturdy4built in natural finiah Originally, 302 residents cast paintings on exhibit starting wdld animals found in tbe woods been on the reg;ular workers' Arrow, Hart, He^-,'67 61 Monday in the lobby of Phoe surrounding the reservation. . TO DEFROST AGAIN! SAN FRANaSCO (AP)- • Convenient 8 podtion adjustable itael spring Barden ...... n . 13% votes for the commission elec staff of past Bloodmoblle visits • Drop aide lo d o iecttrebr in up or down poritkm tion. Lehan led the ballot with nix Mutual Insurance Co. build Within the reptile display Richard M. Nixon, full of praise I Bristol Brass...... 8 9% ing at Constitution Plaza, and Interested in assisting the 192 votes. Other votes recorded section are four large snapping for Barry Goldwater, says the ] C o le co ...... 9% ^10% Hartford. • It's really Frost-Proof I No fro st- day of the visit are asked to Arisona senator reflects the Dunham-Bush . . . 3% were; Bengtson, 183 Rau, 180, turtles; ribbon, worm, rlng- contact Mrs. Rhychllng. Work The show will feature 22 in necked and other varieties of "mainstream of the Republican N. B. Machine . . . 28% Starke, 128, and Charlebols, 123. terpretations of the state no defrosting ever— even in the ers needed Include typists, can' V A light touch to the evening snakes; two baby red-tailed party.” n il i l Z E a it MRTTMSS North and Judd .. 18 20 scene. Harper won first prize freezer! teen service and nurses’ aidea. But the former vice president wa^ provided when moderator hawks; rabbits, squirrels, chip Peter Paul ...... 31% 34% for his work at the 1962 Chesh The auxiliary will h a v stopped short of endorsing Gold- Plastic Wire Cable 12 13% Seyh^our Lavltt read one bal ire Art Show. He was also munks and mice. A star attrac ' 100 -lb . zero zone separate charge of the canteen program water for the Republican pre tion is a tame, four-month old Standard Screw .. 36 39 lot. K s a ld , "Stop spending honored at the 1958 Cinnectl- freezer with fast Ice cube freez Horse Show Sunday sidential nomination. Stanley Works ... 23% 25% money.'%,, cut Water Color Show. raccoon. Also, a rare species of The fifth annual Trl-Town "Sen. Goldwater has m oved; 1 4 " W h f id s Veeder-Root ...... 57% 61% Lavitt he wanted to in the rodent family, the Ameri ing. BIG 114" WHEEL BASE S a le S J S The Hartford exhibit, open Horse Show will be held at 10 from the statue of the senator j Stem d o rd The above quotations aid not form the "wkg'' who wrote the ing at 9 a.m. each day, will run can Red Rat, is exhibited. a.m. Sunday, rain or shine, on from Arizona to the position of | to be construed as actual mar- ' Twin vegetable Hydratore hold wMl 49 ODU OOMi' ballot that "w ^don't have any through Aug. 3. Highlighting the trail are the TAC grounds on Rt. 30 In the nominee of his party— and keU. candidates wlth‘'nmse names.” nearly % bushel. struetioB. Wet ireelstent with Hospital Notes several electric game boards Vernon. Anyone under 21 years it could happen tomorrow," B ig 1 9 5 .1 O f t o B L u f jH i }■ attreetive nntsnry prhit BT x 60*. Only token oppoSH^n to the Admitted yesterday: Robert f--' testing "nature knowledge.” of age m a y , enter the show Nixon said Tuesday. | tax Increase, from thrfe^ to four ’ Deep-shelf storage door and \ Laborers Praised Bidwell, 52 Village St.; Mrs. Near the end of the trail there sponsored by 4-H’ers In Coven Nixon said that Goldwater as | mills, was voiced. Seve'fesl vot more! Metilifcn Hey Pea Pad...... Florence Griffith, 20 Foster are exhibits on animal brush try, Mansfield and Stafford. nominee "wlU reassure our al KARACHI—Pakistan’s Pres ers objected to the transrer of Dr.; Mrs. Florence Ayers, Tol shelters and a survival area. lies and bring gres:t respect I about $11,000 from the genK-al In charge of the arrange from our opponents—something | MotMiia Crib Bsiepsr...... ident Mohammad Ayub Kahn land; Miss Elsie O'Connell, Botsjiy and astronomy displays ments and available for further fund to the reserve fund. \ we don’t have now.’’ .«.9V says it is time for his coun Ansfield; Mrs. Mary Rhoads, are planned for the future. CET OUR Information are Mrs. Herbert MahNeeCiSerYmdPedL try's educated class to get rid Objectors indicated they |mon; Stepen Scheitlln, Som- Each visitor is treated to A reporter asked If all this I would prefer to use the surplus W. Couch of Cooper Lane, Cov o f its prejudice against manual ersV Alfred Martin, Tolland; pmlse for Goldwater didn't { next year's budget in order to samples of black birch tea by entry, and Mrs. Roger Hatch of labor. He feels it Is important Mrs. ?^lUe Kibbe, Ellington; the scouts. LOW, LOW mean Nixon favored him. to develop the dignity of such keep taxes down. Hydevllle, Stafford. "M y favorite is the man who I DOWN 36 MONTHS labor as a needed service. A plea to transfer the funds Proceeds of the affair will be Is nominated,” Nixon replied. 195 was made by commission chair PRICES donated to the TAC Grounds “ if Mr. Goldwater is the man 8’ntANOE BEDFELLOW man Lehan who said the money Fund program. and It appears to be a better OKLAHOMA a T Y , Okla. would be used to purchase a new Model FPDS-14T-2 Tickets are now available for than even chance he will be—I (.AP)—Mrs. Irene Korgan got fire truck. >EAT OF A SELLOUn 13.81 cu. f t TERMS - TRADES the annual 4-H Town Commit don't Intend to sit it out, to take out of bed in record time when In discussing the tax hike, 4 colort^or white tee Com Supper from 5 p.m. to a walk.’’ , she awakened about 1:30 a.m. Lehan said, “ For a one-mill in 7 pan. Aug. 19 at the <3hurch As for his own hopes, he said to find a six-foot snake lying crease we have two new fire Community House on Rt. 44A. he was at the convention to help create party unity and wasn’t beside her. houses and a 132-acre recrea Members of the town commit A neighbor, George Logsdon, tion area. interested In either the pm- OUR VERY BEST tee have the tickets. Reserva hearing her screams, rushed in, Co. 1 and 2 are now located, S a le ■Idential or vice presidential tions may be made with Mre. '*3 T-SISD HARDTOP grabbed the snake's head with in new fire stations. Lehan also nominations. He addresses the '43 CORVAIR MONZA a pair of pliers and killed him. referred to the Valley Falls Rec- Maurice French on Grant HUl convention Thursday night ImP 4-Door. Red with black vinyl interior, Radio, heater, Rqdk), heater, Cruis-O-Matlc, power brakes, power steer Rd. fom the nominees fei; president standard transmission, ing, electric windowi, ewtug-away wheeL rv Alan Aho U making posters and vice president make their bucket seaU. Real sharp! *1995 B ^ e with all vinyl trim. and win also aealit with the accepUuice speeches. salads. Additional workers not previ *41 VOLVO 4-DR. SEDAN '43 FALCON 4-DR. UDAN ously listed William Oorden, Church Money Held Green with gray Interior. - • White. Radio, heaUr, automatic Richard Lawton, Gregory Hled- Radio, heater, 4-epeed tranemleeton. *119 5 transmission, *1595 ky, Donald Storm, David Storm TRENTON, N.J. (A P )-A Ro-1 man Catholic church will receive I WANT YOU! and Roger Bell. a bequest of $28,000 when the Tom and Dick or Dick and Jerry. I want two live-wire T h e menu will include baked appellate division of Superior '42 CADILLAC 4-DR. '42 CHEVROLn BEL AIR D-lO-64 ham, com-on-the-cob, com frit ■alasmen who are really willing to work, want more pay, Court thinks the money can be Green with green Interior. DWIIE fOLMIIt BOUimiliY* 4 10.00 cu. ft WDA-64 ters with syrup, salads, French transmitted safely. *3495 Dark Blue 4-Door . want to better their working and living conditions. If UFD-14-64 bread and butter, homemade Full power. Radio, heater, automatic transmisslcm. 4 colors or white 4 colors or white The court ruled Tuesday that SUEFER-SIROLia FIBRE BASSmBTYB you have been selling Insurance, clothing, shoes, milk or 13.75 cu. ft pies, coffee and milk. the money would be forwarded bread and consider yourself a live-wire salesman, this is 'Fresh Alr’°Ohlldren to St. Matthew’s Roman Catho-1 '43 STUDEBAKER CRUISER Children from crowded tene 11c church In Veylrsenal, Lith made to order for you. We will train you to sell CHEVRO- NmiYfOK Tff^-Tffeynrpr/rtm-txm/ 4-Door. V-8 engine, automatic transmlsidon, radio, heater, '43 LINCOLN 4-DOOR ments in New York City am uania, when political and reli Castilian Gold, beige Interior. LET6 — AMERICA’S LEADING AUTOMOBILE. 9’ X 9’ Family Tent With Exterior living with area families tor poweK brakes, power steering. D I f l O R Sale 11.88 Sfilo9e4t 10" REmOEIUTORI FAMILY SIZE FREEZER! WASHER gious tensions become more set Full Continental equipment Aluminum Frame. Complete with $ 0 0 O O pt^TO weeks under the New York Silver with red Interior. ^ IWFW Automobile sdfllng experience • FuRiwIdth • 481-lb. siza, tled In the Soviet Union. • Qantle w e for Herald-Tribune "Fresh Until then, the money will be not a requisite Awning Poles. $69.95 Value. 0 7 # # 7 Hydr^ 1.95 • Triple plated, tubular • Folding legLW|hog|, 5 full-width Wash & Wears I Fund" Donald J. Young of held by the Union County Court, • Snoritionback e l^teloomwq^Qliifi- - ^ a n y Other Stylee and Sizes In Stock — Chill shalvts. W.T. • fresh running SprihgoBd. Is local area general the appellate division said. W .i; W.T. The case involved a will by • Smooth riding 6Vi* erheria • Free-roUfaw ow e ■BE ME AT O N CE . . . water rinsesi chairman. VALUES GALORE ON ALL The young guests and tfieir Anthony AndreJauski, a • WaehaUeeaati^ .Strang leg baoee hosts are; Lithuanian Immigrant who died I in Union County in 1841. M Y DEROSIERS, Sales Manager Andover, Ma Willie with Mr, tlW ee4r...Ne sneey *we...30i deyi er I CAMPING EQUIPMENT /: and Mm, Donald Richards; Lae/ MORIARn BROTHERS BEAD LODGE GROUP WHITE STAG SUBEPING BAGS Saunders with Mr. and Mm. RlohaM Beterbroek; Sylveetw HARTFORD LAP) Mre. LINCOLN COlJ>riNENTAL — MERCURY MONTEREY, MERCURY METEOR Cloero, Mr. and Mm. R o lw t Helen M. Loy of P laln j^e and MANCHKTM SURPLUS SALB CO. Bennet; Franclne Saunders Mr. Gordon InMont of Darien have MERCURY COMET WILLY8 JEEP * GEM CHEVROLET been named eeeretaiy and and Mm. i;>an Manley of O fl^ . 168 N. Main St. A t Depot Square RL Appliance and James Alston, m r. end Mm. treasurer, reapeetlv^y, of the 1112 MAIN STM IT — WILLIMANTIC Opaa Dally to ti88 PJA, TU. MS-7111 Ralph Randeom. Connecticut I/)dge for Senate 301 CENTER $T. • OPEN EVENINGS • HH13E Ckmimlt^, It was announced | 4 4 9 ^ I H S T . PRIWDAII kLB & SERVICE Also, Bolton, Shaitxi WUlle : MANCHBTIR end Gerald Carter, Mr, and Mm. yepterday. ^ I - I . 'I C>.ii ■ ' 4 > ^ 5 MANCUfiSTER BVENINO weRAU^ MAKOaBSTfit^ OONN« WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1964 *y> ------^ ....■ ■ ■ . ^ 1 1 — KANCRISTElt BVCNINO nSRAM I IIAHCAMTM, C0KN« WECNKSDAV,. JULY IE, 19*4 P A O l DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ■ T M m DUS BDASDINO BOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Lincoln Portrait StOTM T e OsnblM IB ssw st -'OseeW Is fs« Ti riA -H O ’B RiaTA.tllUMT l e n Ock Hofpftolinrtioii A^rb COCKTAIL LOUNGE on East Canter Bt« " TAUSN« AtOJT TWOT.^-mW MW«T A "Dana” line of you «HDUU> «W *»»/} r a 1H AOMI Route 6 and 44 In Bolton has Um. boepitable iMttlfg h K^ letriaem emtmoealiad lO-POOMOM OF1HSFAST- tXWHOOWCHaS^ able for combining VuebieeB tha MeMNR«AIIA)lWlN’MUMeAeiAMK>K«KTlON^ AU.TMV the AFRICA/— vM rrtiN ’fiMUPlNMrSOOK. i f FAMOUS V and pleaeuFe. Hera, ypIKSLHnd SLUM— SBImImS a graoiuua atanoepbere, ouperb LOONE.INE. |0 . and |B.50i- fAIQOI>tDTHBVWMUDWnHM9DAMORS6uV-«^// FISH THAT UOatEWmlt U( food pliie quiet, efffelent eerv- T ^ , 92.50 and BOAR.-9S. oHuy youDOHrroscAiioDioLAHo'tHos* < \ * » t am/aV ISAM MIHM ice. Blended together With ekiir Whlla you’re browsing M tte ^KOUT— 'tOUCATCHtHBM YHTH'ALACROSSS-VL PROM. lAOraitLaA aoMtfiii front counter of LENOX RAC«C«.T-^tW»-WOUT LfiAPSMfehr OPOOTIVUARS: at rUbnyil REnAURANT, GG» Bl'f i.V WHotpHtUauM isiiMMim bring that Important eUent p h a r m a c y , we can attention OF THS WATM A>Id you BAT *A4RM WITH A here, talk over that Involved to "Revlon” WONDER LCRT natw* u, MSMtIVtJ ISBm * (eeah. SSRitanW buBlneea matter. Everyone that produces for hours a eom* '^RXIN* THIS FLAT TI«S MAAAAM. H(W A80UT A LI'L RADIO MUSIC ’>»S^IR / term) (rnttbO For Tho Young StucUnt Tri City -^ Vmmon Circle Area comee away from FIANCS pltxion free of wrinkles, crows VER RIGHT/ m Main Street Storea WOULD K A LOT EASIER ISttMCSMlMMi STS IIWMI ■aL,>. « g g r. feeling fine. Here, It's head- feet and Hnee. Comes in 94.50 IFVOU'DDOSOMETHINS ELMERl SlUeki *L«MlpolBt 99% DIsoMmt ■ -, M% INsomuit quartere for the meaningful oc- and 98 etaSr^l^vldl your own nvnm m ssemIotmHim AonponplnE Sunimer Hours ' Whelher You’re Shopping ar Just In time for your. auai. KAYB'g; . SPORTSWEAR at T O A tfZ ^ / SOiin&i eoM soih* (hmIl MARLOWb, 867 Main Streat, 'Just Looking’ caaione of a WBDPIWO RE- "COOL St«yC’’ with Ooty ifier vacation, ROTH’S CLOTH Vernon Qrhb, logins MID CBPTtON, an ANNIVERSA SPXJtSH OWiOGNtf for eiiH ISWlBtar m ett fan) tfaa atora ,thaL haa werythlhf, YOUR GIFT GALLERY on IER. Tri City' Shopping Elasa, SUMMER CLlBAlUNCE tomor SSChvch sart Sl Scoot wUl ba OPEN tUESDAY the main floor of Watkins wel RY, a fcBUNION, or BAN zllng, etsaftiiog summer deya. U U atU L SSPalBUr offers 90% DiaOOUNT on fa row with 20% DISCOUNT on QUET. WheOier your party In- rOM fresh «nd dainty around THROUGH SATURDAY from comes you. Stocked with Items mous-name suits, ^ rta coats, swim-and-besch -apparSl, alao • :S0 to S|90 and Thursday eve of rare beauty and usefulness, cludee few w many, you can the clock. Revive wilting aplrlta r M M i A » slacks, walking ' Shorts, swim slesvsleka blouses, Summer depend on i big welcome at with “OOfXi S P E L ^’ CO SSSTS m f“ ning to 9. MARLOWS will be the merchandise is carefully ae* wear and sport shirts. With sX dresses, skirts,, slacks, riiorta, ascw BMiiii„ _ during lected for its quality and tsiste- FIANO’S. M^-9842. LOGNE and DU8TINO ROW- ir CLOSED MONDAYS of simmer still before us, tske | robes, and handbags. What per- DiR. Tea, LENOX PHAH- a July and August ful design. The gifts you buy advutage f t - ROTH’S 90% feet tim ing,' Just when you’re sn>latM PANEL 13Sis INCHES You can take the other eock MACr leta you make your own SSHOMRali □ here will always be a source of DISCOUNT on summer apparel, assembling a vacation ward- wonderful vreather. ir Custiiiii-Decoratod Lamps saUdfactlon. YOUR GIFT GAL much of which can be worn robe, when you’re adding fresh and make dolly a match! WATKINS, 980 Main Street, LERY will Hit yom spirits. right Into October's bright blue new things to round out the cap. Cut off the knit ' a WP4 Even $1 has buying p6wer here. allow the flnlehed top to be the Since dark Colon are more tlCiMkMl port IT ■ gives you an opportunity, at no weather. Open Monday through summer season. Open Monday slenderlalhg than pastels, the p Q You are Invited to OPEN A Saturday and OPEN EVE through Saturday and OPEN bottom of the cap. Gatliar the •SlittiM itifnMl extra charge, to harmonize your new top together with a needle wise mother-to-be will stick to nOCUaciate ■ r i lamp''base with the decor. Use CHARGE ACCOUI4T. Why not NINGS on Thursday and Friday. ETVENINGS on Thursday and navy for har .dreas-up warBroba HOansNMS LM matching- alipeover fabric, or add to your hospitality equip F riday.. i and thraad and aew-on a. pretty STDMnt button. and use Bght'er colon aa so* A mt t h s « r apit o f hiS wallpaper or drapery fabric to- ment the 6-plece bird-'ehapM The fresher a perspiration cents. 7-tf MnSdteoMt containers In glorious coldr cen stain Is on a garment the bet Highly seasoned foods should BY V. T. HAMLIN FISH FABLES, MISTCff* firilUlBYWItWH V .1 SOSooUi te io B create a distinctive, unified ap A< kMfjriKla pearance In your home. Lamps tered on a woven tray, $16. ter your chance of removing It. not be left standing In aluminum Nobody Ever Urea a< MD«mbo range from $26 to $42.00. Wherever you serve refresh, Never press a garment that Is utensils. While Uie aluminum foe .Cream The Inquirer MMWSHLCkN IWHOCHA H«i., JUST uxJK /OCHA! \w w jyxj ) ttiboUiy a ments this summer, on patio or even lightly stained, for this will not harm the food, It may ROYAL ICE CREAM from , -nrcHAmRi MWW.WU VOudAN HARDLY STANR 1 LOW < PO^-ri|M U r r LET ALONE SUmjRT TH'/ DOWN., ) WHEN )gU SCT eHetabeaelo In the dining room, the acces may set the stain. become pitted. the plant on Warrerf Street, «MME SACK. CMTTPO CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER You can please your small sories are handsome and in etaya at the top of the hit pa CHCfMHi TMATT WMHTOr A OWWH^ ^!|< L J ^ DOWN II daughter with a new sweater for ITMtan plentiful aa.sortment. Do see the rade of doaaert treata you’ll her dolly. Cut the knit ttjp from PINE CADDY, $4.S0, to hold sil Planning to Invest? .Calling'All Vacatlensrs ... agree aa you eontlnua to aerve a wornout sock, snip holes In ver and napkins. Stock your HOUSE A HALE SHOE SER 2883-H family and frienda. •tba .ivarlety SBwMfM IT each aide for armholes, and roll DBMPSEY-TBGLER X CO., R. E. Waiiileli 1 guest room with miniature 629 Main Street, is a member VICE win fix or replace zip Pattern No. 2883-H- has hot- and sumptuoue goodaeas of STHOei the top of the aock a couple of "Carolina’’ SOAP BALLS. Pro pers," locks and handles on your ROTAA. ICE CREAM in your BD turns for a turtleneck effect. of the New York Stock Ex- iron transfer for 13” x 15” de Building vide enough king - size ASH chanire._ Formerly Coburn 4 luggage and handbags before sign; color chart; full direc refrigerator all aumnw long 7fWt t r a y s from Italy and your and .you’re prepared to serve Pants! So Sleek Md Slim Mlddlebrook. thev' suggest the I , <» vacation. Well- tions. Confraefor parties wlU be festive and re purchase of "SECURITY IN-' a perfect, Juet-right treat BOTH FAIRWAYS have “Blue lazing. Set a table bright with SURANCE COMPANY OF about yem w h ^ you ar- To order, send 35c In coins around the clock, on short no Rasidefitial-Comin«rB^.. Bell’’ WRANGLERS for men, Ij; — Anne Cabot, The Man tice, for alV ages. Get It a t color when you choose from the NEW HAVEN” stock. Complete p/* OUT OUR WAT BY J. R. WILLIAMS women and children. These attractive selection of PLACE chester Evening Herald, 1160 fine grocery and drug atdres Altcrations-Ramodqliiif; smart and sturdy dungarees and MATS AND NAPKINS. Bring toformatl^ ta available. Stop In exnert workmanaWn AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW that carry ROYAL ICE knee pants, with the “W” on your WORLD’S FAIR VISITORS or call, 643-UOO. HOUSE A HALE SHOE YORK, N.Y. 10086. CREAM. Built Qiir . the pocket, come in blue, beige, here. SERVICE, delay no longer. C^tomer SatisfaettgM** navy. WRANGLSniS are styled For l8t-cla,as mailing add 10c WILL ONE Zippers on the ends of the pil- __ ___ for each pattern. Print Name, If you are making a akirt and awHSiSLiwi orwuBOiis for the active lUe of the whole Never stick your sewing lo • o"*'"' o’l Vo'ir children’s When you buy a dress, be having difficulty making It hang Full IiiBuranca Covemge WmCH TH' family. Address irith zone and Pattern RICE WHILR needle through the thread on the beds will keep the cases from sure the seams and the hem are Number. straight, allow It to hang over PR'i riLLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER XCOGIT spool. This weakens the thread. 'slipping off the pillows. Zippers!wide enough to suggest good night before hemming. The skirt Tal. 644-0450 ANCnHER When SMrts Pile Up You are likely to prick your fin from worn garments may be tailoring and insure wearability, New—'64 Fall - Winter Al may not be hanging- right be-; ^AJtar 5:00 PJ«. JACK , It can happen easUy In the 8216 salvaged for this purpose. T he. Watch, too, to see that patterns bum! Articles: Custom Oollec- cause the pattern was not laid i^WHAT M t f o r N RABBIT? ger on the exposed needle point NICE summertime. Drive up to when reachihg Into your qewlng 0-14yrt. I pillow sllpa may be made from are carefully matched at the tion; regular features; Items to exactly with the gralii.' ef the 82 BALDWIN ROAD “MAR’ITNIZING’’ TWO-HOUR bag. Insert some absorbent cot ...t adorable pocketeu jS...1,1 printed percale found on rem-[.seams and trim, makel Only 6,)c a copy. fabric. SHIRT SERVICE at 299 West ton In the hole of the spool to and matching pleated skirt to nant counters. It takes less ma- Middle Tpke. Tbe men in the act as a pincushion. have ready when the first terlal to make such sUps, as family will like the way the school bell rings. And thrltfy j there Is no wide hem at the bot- glistening shirts are prepared Display It aewlng for mother! tom. and packaged. Comfortably WATKINS ART GALLERY, No. 8216 with Patt-O-Rama opM mondoy thru Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 yoar 'round, i.tlmrsdoy night HR 9 crisp, meticulously pressed, 10 Oak Street, will enhance with is In sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 years. When on a wedding trip to^a there la something very special a suitable FRAME your em Size 8, Jerkin, % yard of 64- sunny climate, take, care not te { piw about a 'professionaUy “done broidered SAMPLER, your Inch; skirt, 1% yards.' 'get a painful sunburn. Select a up’’ shirt at "MARTTNIZINO’ high - fashion CREWEL EM To order, send 50c In coins .suntan lotion that wUl ei;reen out W a tc h to r now located' also at MAIN AND BROIDERED PANEL, • your to: Sue Burnett, The Manches the sun’s burning rays and BIRCH STREETS. Bring all which has a moisturizing quality \' i ' NEEiDLEPOINT canvas, the ter Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. th« oponlng M o u r your fine garments and home KIDDIES' ART WORK. Your OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK; to keep your skin from drying accessories to ‘’MARTTNIZING’' home will acquire a unique in N. Y. 10086. out. After.'bathing^ smooth on a and RnoW your apparel will be dividuality that no one can copy. For Ist-class mailing add baby lotion or molsturlring - r thoroughly cleaned and pressed 10c for each pattern. Print cream to keep your skin supple. o t w T S opportune soYincs on jiuolity C A ^ A L and returned to you looking like 1 3 Ji Too thin lips often make a Name, Address with Zone, new. Here Is dry cleaning of the Style No. and Si*e- Take a ‘Short Out’ to Briuity BY JOE CAMPBELL better kind. All work is done woman look as though she dis BOINIE f ¥ S approved of everything. Thin Don’t wait—seno 50c now for Feel degrees cooler, and look spring and tummor apparel ^OtBI^MRAaO. right on the premises. The min lips can be made to look fuller. your copy of the fall and winter chick and well-groomed In sum fer ute your back is turned, capable Apply lipstick outside the natur '64 Issue of Basic Fashion, a mer hatrstyling that Is .easy to eekj 'SHOPS y e f i . "Ifoa w m f risht about Junior*# sioHn takinc «s — AM I hands are taking the first of ' T al lipline following the natural care for. The beauticians at from regular sioek...daring our N T m . w nauar Jpaawad «sa*d aaar many steps to freshen -and re complete pattern book. I c ^ TM6 \lkMlflHIM6 COWBOY J.R.WiUAM^ pattern. SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON 'S. new the appearance of your are experienced and talented, wardrobe. ‘Foroeramlo’ Save magazine pictures of food ready to serve you, Monday JOHNSON PAINT CO., 723 through Saturday throughout - and colorful labels from canned Main a.treet, has "PORCERA- on main facing oak foods during the summer. Your MIC,” that is not a paint, but the scorching summer. 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BOYS DEPT, lower floor THIS INPUPriUAL PRAS-PACE aoRPK.simi KSEPIIiaiMAKf AU 'n in k ef It—only 9%c* a diic NANCHSSTER EVIININO M ER A^), 1 ^ N C W T B 9 » 00MN.S WEDNESDAY, /U LY 16, 1964 PAGE MANCHESTER UVBNINO MBRAUI, MAIfCBIPnBW OOWf* WiK>NaBBAY, JULY 11^ 1M4 Exciting Game of Year^-Berra, All the Guys Were Keyed qp--Mantle Herald Angle South Windsor Beats Legion^ 4-2 E A R L Y O S T Within Two Points of Paltimore Losers > 1.' -r A f. Fish Hurls 5-0 Win fined. Downing workedfered around in «>• H m M HfiYe Chfiiiged “ It didn’t hurt a Wt, 10ck«g — count to two *trike* and TimM hfivo chfioged. *Thl8 llAO to D€ th e inOBt game of the vAMr.'*year.” two 1 ball* on Norm Siebem be hu«hed as he reootm^ ^ For PFV over MB^s exciting game of the year. *1 don’t remember a game fore the left-handed Iwttor end ptny. WM 6DlB6rtSSlW Shortly after World W »r n, with hundreds of younf At Home than anything else. Laicldly to* Manchester men retum inf from the service, interest in I don’t ever remember be this .yW I wanted to win a* ed the game with a fly to cen Rolling along OMily bfihind the tight, three-hit piteh- much as this one," said Mickey ter. ban glanced off toe back c< toy softball was reaching a high fever pitch. While the Twi ing as nervous as I was in bead. A oouqS* of inchy k>ww ing of Steve Fish, Ptdice A Fire made It two straight vic Mantle, who scored the winning Mantle, who bad two of the light Baseball League held forth at the W est Side Oval, that ninth inning.” and I might have been knocked Tonight tories in the Town Ldttie League playoffs last night with run in the eighth. "All the guy* Yankees’’ six hita and scored North End residents and sports- minded people fd t they Thla was Yogi Berra’* reac were keyed up for this one.” half Ms teams runs off starter ou t a 5-0 win over Moriarty Brothers at Vendfinck Field. tion—after taking time to set “What scared toe guys were being left out and wanted^ A1 Downing, the young Yan MIH Pm >PM hnd kwer Stu Min aomething to help occupy their tle his nerve*—following Tues kee lefty, carried a one run edge er, gav* the Yankee* a scar* that I swallowed my ^ from tos parents of pUyera vtoo Hardly had Manchester lalsura houra. U P e t day night's 4-3 squeaker over into the ninth. He fanned C,no while crossing the plate with to* had to cough it i». w»en to* didn’t want toeir children out got bade near the top of the Baltimore that moved the New gum popp*i out of my »nouto. Night aoftball was toa answer, Tennis Honor Polios A Ftr* ....S • 1.00fi Cimoli but walked Jerry Adair. wlmilng run in toe eighth. at Robertaon Park, but It didn't after deck. District Four, American York Yankees to within two toey thought it was my teeth. Th* lads who played a dec Moriarty’s ...... 0 1 .000 Pinch hitter Boog Powell bloop- Mickey had singled oft M in Nonaan’s ...... 0 1 fiOO points of the first place Orioles. ed a low fly some 60 feet from er with one out and advanced Mickey was MUl tar^Wng M ade or more ago In th* Mldgrt Legion baseb^ standings he thought ot Hank Bauer, toe 'l^^u intaraat of aoft- league are now grown men. than they were dropped Given Budge, That ninth Inning left even the plate along the third base to second on Roger Maris’ in hall boostera In Manchester, Touniey aetkm oonttnues to staid Yankees, who are suppos line. Boyer, playing deep, charg field out. Tommy Tresb loc^>ed Orioles’ manager and former Parents who objected are how back among the pack, liist Yankee teammate. spearheaded by otfioiala in the interested in other forms of morrow with Norman’s and ed to be accustomed to such ed in and made a spectacular a two-strike pitdi to toaUow then successful Softball Twilight night Marty Noreika hurled Moriarty’s meeting at WUfidsII things, spent from excitKnent. sliding catch, grabbing the ball right field. Sam Bowens’ strong •T caught a gUmpe* of Bauer entertainment. And It will be Souto Windsor to a 4-2 win over Four Others after 1 was hit and he was Mirt- League, the Idea was preaented a new venture tor the players, Field. TO* loser will be elimi "One game is no more im inches above the ground. Two throw to the plate struck Mickey to and install lights at toe tlM locals and suddenly the Dis- nated from eompetiUoti, the were ou t on the head, the baU bounding ing hlB head,” Mantle aai^ “I mothers and totoers this fall ttdet Four race is a flve-tesua af NEW YORK (AP) — Don portant than the naxt,” said knew Just what he wae l i n North End paric and schedule when the first of a series of winner takes CXfilN« WIDHWDAY, JULY 16, 1^64 H i Fir Sail 72 F«r Side 72 H o o b m FM iili 72 He iFgriili 71 WiBted—Hm I Hrtite 77 ItJM HW Elttf4aX tfANGEHTER KVENIK^ Ver Rw t a^KARXTORD - dawtoa BOUTON - V R’s aoflttte lAki 114,900 - A T lR A C n V E 8 room VERNON—Older 8 room Cape, Ha v e b u y e r s sraltlng lor II Keisling Said Ati€b^|P ImBRE OU6HTA Bk A LAW By FA6ALT SHOimN Ootoolal. 1 badroama, IH braaass you arnnt, tbast hsra It Gape, darmen, hot arater beat; 104x900 lot, od furnace, $8,900. homes ta Manchester area. 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Rortrvflto, Sarvlea, 6484060. tdMNOMurr 9T’ mOB 9 TUBE modan 7WI MMVn «l- J MANCBEffTBR-T Mans ranch, TO FETTLE AN ESTATE ren B . I Howland, R ealtor, 648- 878-1988. Thia eae lold ’’Dear M tafo^ H fR R .9 .R * aUmn ifriM o a a wMli wrivM . fOOR OR 8 wAimlihad rooma MANCHESTER 8 badrooms, Uvtag room, flra- UOA , BASEBALL HLROLS dad was ttgaed "WUUdtei w. DIOMOTHIM O ril 949^ 41. wtateteS b y ooqpta with young plaee, dtatag roctai, taiga ptaa SerantoR.” ADVERTISING FLOOR CONSULTANT 118588. 848-4804 after A pantalad fantaly room, utaohad 71 StricklAnd Stm t BOLTON—Ansakh acres, 7 room Burch said, “ our orig^bShl I iUniARHM and hot watar, m Exceptional value, in tbU 6- raised ranch, 8 flreptacee, Hospital Notes L lV lN a ROOM dbueh and dtafar, room Cape, aU ftatebad, garaga, E'r.BOO. PhSbrlck Batltt« -> Bek Jehaaex, ' ''" "^*1ti'*'' ■‘^T ■^ • >• WEDNESDAY. JULY U . I H i, Far Week OM 'me6—t sC V . B. WenMi t.' ¥' iftittrl)fii$»r lEvAtfitg Inly M, IMA Fair toiUflrt, totr UB Is M. SAY "CHAaai ir, p u a s t 13,841 ny, bet FrlMg* •'••M ^ Ms At)out Towii Scoiits Prepare Ms. For Jainboree M med teeter*..‘ A CUy mfViOege Cherm Pvt, Richard F. Basaett, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Bas SUMlIBIim iE W ATCH YOUR Training for the Sixth Na en Fage IB) PiaCE SEVEN OBNTB sett, 93 Lydall St., has com r a u u e 0 411[,110.844 (TWENTY PAGES) MAKCHESTER, C0NN„ liniRSDAY, JULY 14, 1M4 pleted the required term of -ac tional Boy Scout Jamborae at DOLURS tive duty training at Ft. Jack- Valley Forge, Pa., was held re I ' son, 8.C. He will be attached to cently at lAka of Isle Boy the 169th Military Police Batta lion, stationed at Manchester. Scout Reservation at Nortii Stonington. Hie session, to pre GROW Members of World War I pare the scouts for the Jam Barracks and Auxiliary are re boree, lasted six days. Winner, 883-214 minded of the picnic Sunday at Despite heavy rainfall, Claes F irst Center Springs Park Lodge from es were held In archery, target 1 to 5 p.m. Dessert and coffee shooting and mo-skeet, the will be served, and members main non-scheduled events to are also reminded to bring their take place during the Jamboree. own place settings. Talks by various scoutmasters A son was bom Monday to of the Jamboree contingent on A’" Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McNeill public behavtor, trading, and N, Y. Rep. William Miller Is Vice Presidential Choice of 17 Anderson St., and not a arrival and departure tech daughter as previously reported. niques rounded off the theory portion of the excursion. Prac tical application in camping and Members of the Junior Cen tury Club of Manchester, Inc., cooking went unusually well Regarded as Unity Call will hold a poster workshop at due to the high morale and good 8 p.m. tomorrow at the home leadership on the part of the TREMENDOUS of Mrs. James Spencer, 7 Haney scoutmasters and Junior lead FABULOUS Hard-Hitting By Scranton Lane, Rockville. The posters are ers, officials saM. SAVIN8S SELECTIONS for the annual fall fashion Manchester scouts who at D a V ® Follows Win show to be held on Sept. 30 at tended the session were Bryce Cam paigner I'iano’s Restaurant, Bolton. Carpenter, Trpop H 6; Milton Coslit and DaVld Cross, Troop SAN FRANCISCO (AP) SAN FRANCISCO (AP) 27; John Fletcher, Troop 123; Belgian* ^ Weeks — New York Rep. William — Republicans, many bind Richard and Walter McNally ing their wounds, began ------and William Vincent. Ebcpiorer E. Miller is Barry (Joldwa- BRUSSEL 'Iglan man Post"112; Richard Poucher and ter’s choice for vice presi forming today behind agement and labor representa Kenneth Walker, T -oop 91-, and the victorious conservative tives have signed an agreement dent on the 1964 Republi through which, the country's Kent Richardson, Troop 73. can ticket, it was an banner of Sen. Barry Gold- wage earners and salaried em Tomorrow the entire Charter water for a unified assault Oak Council contingent will nounced today. ployes this year will get 2V4 (Joldwater’s press aide Ed on President J o h n s o n’s ITeir« ITiH Mark 50th Wedding weeks of paid vacation Instead leave for the Jamboree which will convene on Friday and last Nellor said the selection of Mil Democrats. » Mr. and Mrs. Hipmaa Weir^ of two, and starting next year, The Arisonan swept to the three weeks. for eeven days. ler would be presented at the of 117 Summer St. will cele- j ^ess Coliege, and a member of Republican state chairman’s party's leadership Wednesday brate their SOth wedding an-| Manchester Lodge of Masons meeting thU morning by Wil night when his relentless band nlvereary Sunday with an open and Nutmeg Ftorest, Tall Oed- liam F. Knowland, California wagon rolled over moderate and house for friends and relatives ^ Lebanon, OOP leader. liberal forces for a shouting, from 3 to 6 p.m. at their home. 1 The couple has four children, The choice of Miller, who has rafter-shaking triumph on the They were married in Manches- Mrs, Marion Durfee and Mrs. been chairman of the Republi first ballot. ter July US, 1914, at the home Nancy Edwards, both of Way- can National Committee, is ex Pennsylvania Gov. William (W. Scranton, who had been the of Mrs. Weir’s parents, the late land, Mm s .-^ Frank^ \ ^ r of^ 38 HOUSE&.HALE pected to be speedily ratified by Adolf and Amelia Leeberg. Mrs. Brookfield ” ■ St., and Col. Gor last hope of the "stop-Goldwat- the Republican National Con er”' forces, made the first move Weir is the former Alice Lee- don T. Weir of T«*yo, Japan, MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER vention. The convention dele beig. air attache in the U. S. Ehn- toward loyalty, urging the party gates customarily follow exact to “ emphasise its unity.” Mr. Weir has been retired bassy in Tokyo. Col,- Weir and ly the wishes of the presidential his family are enroute home The fitful months of Utter since 19M. He was supervisor nominee. of stores at Cheney Bros, for after an absence of three years, struggle for the party’s pres hilt will not be in Mancheeter Goldwater, who won the pres idential nomination came to « 44 years. SouOi Manchester Fire idential nomination Wednesday District tax collector from 1942 in time to attend his parents’ screaming end in the vast Cow to 19M, and was chief air raid celebration. night, Ulked with Knowland by Palace when the roll call of warden for two years during TTie Weirs have eight grand telephone early this morning. states reached South Carolina. World War H. He is a 1910 children. Presumably the Arisona sena That Southern atate gave ALL Goldwater, 66, the grandson of a g n u ^ t e of Connecticut Bust- Mrs. Edward Noren, Mrs. tor nailed down at that time Jewish peddlw, all its 16 ballote Weir’s sister and maid of honor, the decision to have Miller, who is known as a tough political and put him over the 866 needed AdvwUsement— and Henry Weir, who served as for the big prise. hie brother’s best man, plan to FAMOUS fighter and an advocate of pri Always carry the “safe mon A discarded Scranton sign lies among the emptjf chairs of the P^nsylvania vate enterprise. At the end of the first ballot attend tJie open house. the vote stood this 'Gold- ey.” Travelers checks from Previously it had boon made Tvay: (Herald photo by Satemls) delegation area in San Francisco’a Cow Palfide after Scranton’s crushing defeat. water 888, Scrantcai 214, Gov. Connecticut Bank and T ru st known taTformally that Millar NAME (AP Photofax.) wfis 0 been plagued by poor circula-' Golden Twentte*. Women's Golf Associatltm tour Tonight the Gas Housers take Oame in 1988, 1909, 1943 and as Pesky commented prior to Dan Bourque allowed Summary; Phone vs. (Jems, 6--Charter Chicago from 1928 to '42 )cy ML&d. and a walk srhU* striking out Walnut Barbers vs. Kay's He*- ed to the first tee in a tuxedo day) and Rory Simon (67-57— Oak. was manager-pitcher to 1948 WM 1(M)-167.-. .had two 30-g*me HAItTFORD 6ENERAL Bfrro getting four of his eight •toast (U), Red Sox; Look delphto FhfiUee. after a wild, all-night party. He Moriarty’s 830 OOf 0 6-12-1 season, both with th* Oriw... strikeouts with tnen on base. Chlcago’e tMW aoquWtion for (II) , Senator*; RlBebrew (tt). •be. taurant; July 30, Gems vs. Royal McBee 300 0 S- S-4 Bi-Way vs. BA's, 8-M t. Nebo. . . . hod three 30-wln seasons, . Traded to toe CHanU in MOO, itoook up his rivals with disarm- 114). 001 wwa 30-0 to 1866 snd posted a He also got Frank Malsone to first base. Bill Skowron, did Twin* Wagner (21), Ftanoona Th* Manors had a good Arm y A Navy d u b ; Jifiy 21, Mrs. Mo* Musmw Aonss at toda ohd Wldholm; String, PAF ve. Manor, 8— Oval. 1666^-60 .. . 1666 Moord was Goaford faM won 86 and loat 82 hl^ hraahnsss and cockitacss. ISSwatorhilSSS TIITECO. fly out and Carl Yastrsemskl on not play last night. Bkowron la (8), Held (12), Indiana; H arri chance in the fourth when toey Oeros vs. Te]so; July 3t, Wsl- In a Ran BVanoiaco naMoana. His a popup with two men on.. rect^raUng front a bnilaed son 2 (S), Green (•), Oolavtto loaded'toe bases with no-outs. nut VIS. Teachers; Jiriy M, Oenup But Lombardo got out o< that vs. Watauit; M y M. Tesnbess over a> major laaisM aaeaM Is Bari Wilson’s pitching per- hand auMered .when hit hgr a (89). MhMiDai Demetar (Jl). 1A6AB. Y lfers.. wtto a Mrihsaut aid, a dotole KAJWM a m ^fcVBOTKQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. 0ONN« WEDNESDAY. JULY 18. 18M YAGI